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The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1880-06-17
sMisreHany.
Home Of Jefferson Davis.

Such a welcome received from
the inmates of this dwelling by the
sea-the home of Major w. T. Wal
thall and his family, will never cease
to effect joyous recollection.
Here stopped for several days
enjoying the society of the lord and
master, his lady and young friends,
his daughters and his sons. With
the latter, in the days now number
ed with the past, played in the
''hammocks" that abound on the
bayous of the alabama bay coast.
We rehearsed experiences; recalled
the many pleasures which ten long
years of separation had not effaced,
and enjoyed again the sails on the
bay and the fishing frolics which
made our young lives so buoyant IN
happy youth.
In company with his sons, L
secured the woods around, and visi-
ted Beauvoir, the home of ex- Presl-
dent Davis---a most enchanting spot
and there had the great pleasure
of meeting Mrs. Davis, in whom all
that is divine of earth seems to have
centered. She is certainly most
refined lady. of lovable disposition
and travels by land by sea-great
study and acquaintance has fitted
her to be fitly termed history, rep
resenting it in varied resources from
each and every cline, of abounding
information. We chatted with this
lady some time, when Mr.. Davis
with steady tread, erect in his great
manhood, approached through the
great railway, and extending his
hand, gave me hearty welcome to his
home, and inspired me at once will
his lofty presence and immense in
tellect, which had shed its lustur'
in many branch Of our Govern
ment service-its brilliant rays
permeating the very souls Of hi'
people.
i. No pen like mine sho"ld esasl
to describe so distinguished a per
sonage, and as the world is famillia
+ with Mr.. Davis, his likeness being
indelibly stamped in the memory o
thousands, l will forego anythin!
that would border on q press inter
view, and simply say | felt complete
ly at home in the presence and un-
der the roof ofthe Confederate chief
tain, whose career will never ceas'
to be entwined as laurel wreath ii
the annals of the country.
The place (Beauvoir) is the lat
residence of Mrs. Sarah 4. Dorsey
situated Immediately on the beach
with a park surrounding it, STUDDED
with beautiful live-oak trees.-W
n 4, Battaile, in ". q. Times.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1880-06-17
The Lime Kiln Club.

The committee on Political Econ
omv here announced that they were
ready to make their monthly report,
and being told to take the pole the
Chairman wiped Off his mouth and
said:
"De subieck givin to dis commit
tee to mangle was: am it wicked to
90 to circusY We has given de
subieck de widest investigashus.
We went slow an stopped a good
many times befo' de snaiX an Gle
wag fggers We interviewed de in
nocent child and de hardened villun
We tackled men on de street an We
talked to women frew de telephone
after du an pashient investigashur
dis committee am pleased to repor
| dat it am unit on de follerih pints
II. It's wrong if you crawl unde
de canvas and git cotched at it.
SO. It's wrong if you need d'
money to pay funeral expenses.
"3. It's wrong If de clowns git OF
any jokes on you less'n twenty var
old.
~. It's wrong if you 90 home al
tell you're wife dat de lodge wa
workin' on de ninth degree an yo
couln't git away. "On ginera
principles, de committee feel to sa
dat de pusson who can't 90 to a Gil
Gus an keep the good from mixin
up wild de bad an hurtin' his giners
system had better be dun up soft
a.rag an laid away whar lie mic
can't nibble him.
/ The report was accepted as th
sentiment of the club, and after tn
Bear Trap had fallen down and h
Commercial Stebbins on the bac
the meeting adjourned
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1880-06-17
Chinese Proverbs.

The ripest fruit grows on the
toughest wall.
1t is the small wheels of carri-
age that comes in first.
The man who holds the ladder at
the bottom is frequently of more ser
vice than he who is stationed at the
top of it.
Better be a cat in a good mans
family, than a mutton pie at a KING 5
banquet.
The learned pig did not learn his
letters in day.
True merit, like the pearl inside
an oyster, is content to remain quiet
until it finds an opening.
The top strawberries are eaten
the first. -
Pride sleeps in a gilded crown;
contentment in cotton night cap
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1880-06-17
,Uosmy Country Customers:

| have the pleasure to inform you
that | have effected such arrange
ments with the best manufacturers,
that | will be enable to sell goods IN
New Orleans at the regular Boston
and New York prices, | am now
ready to fill country orders. to any
amount at figures that will convince
all. that they can buy in New Or
leans as cheaply as at the North, oi
East. Purchasing goods at Close
figures. and in large quantities,
can sell at a small advance and thus
oiye nv customers better chance
to make a profit.
NV establishment is heavily
stocked, and a greater variety O.
shoes of all grades can not be toune
in any Southern City.
Hoping to be henored with you
visit, or your orders by mail.
remain, yours truly,
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1880-06-17

What we want in Christ we al
ways find in Him. When we want
nothing we find nothing. When we
want much we find much. When we
want little we find little. But when
we want everything, and get reduc-
ed to complete nakedncss and beg
gary, we find in Him Gods complete
treasure-house, out OF which come
gold and jewels, and garments to
clothe us, wayy in the richness and
glory Of the Lord.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1880-06-17

AT San Jub:, Texas, Mr.. Round
tree, with his wife. daughter, anoth-
er young lady, and two three and
six year old boys, took refuge in a
cave during rain storm, and the
little boys were drowned and the la.
dies taken out in a drowning condi-
tion. At the town of Brackett, du
ring the same storm, the most vio
lent known, twenty people were
drowned and many houses inunda
ted five to eight feet, and some
washed from their foundations. I
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1880-06-17

weed. -.
Alone. alone! Alasl there was day
When little children played around my
knee.
And loving friends stremed flowers upon
my way,
And promise joys that never were to BE-.
The merry laugh and careless song of
mirth,
And childhood's eager voice and merry
shout,
Have long departed from my lonely
hearth,
From which the smould'rlns tires are dy-
ing out.
1t boots not now the long, long sleepless
nights,
The days of hope deferred need not
As one by ope psled aud went ont the
lights,
And lett alone wreck found'ring in the
dark.
How soon it came to me, the chill, the
shock,
Tie dreAry sense that all of life was Ger
And like Prometheus teltered 70 his rock
TO feel the vultures preyins evermore'
While vet the sun was midway in the sky
And slanting shadows scarce began tt
fall,
! rhe light Of hope had faded from the eve
And dire misfortune brooded like pail
| see the rush and fret of life go by,
And we'll trimmed barks go gaily out tc
sea.
| watch their outward course with weary
eye,
Knowing how vain and frail such veil
lures be.
| The stern old Roman sadly sat and wep
| The murabiity OF Time an l. l..
| While grand old Punic rnin> round hin
| slept;
Thu |, s@nre above the breakers strife
May sit and gr eve alone. md storm an'
| shine,
No sympathy of suffering eve' near,
| With the grim solace mine AMI only niue
Whate'er befali., I've nothing more t
fear.
Yaroo City Herdt
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1880-06-17

A good way to destroy carpet
moths is to dip a coarse towel in wa
ter and wiring 1T out. Spread i
smoothly over the carpet, and ron
with q hot iron,
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1880-06-17

Rgv. NATHANIEL HEwETT, of Con-
nectfcut, started the first movement
ID this country, in 1874, for a civil
damage law.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1880-06-17

It'll alwsya entrancing - see nears
siahted man trying to remove dirt
from 1 key, with q short pin n ses
purple glow Of twilight.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1880-06-17
1iferarg...
Alone.

BY MRS, IL. N. PREWErT. l.
Alene, alone! upon the sad sea-shore
OF life l sit, and see the waves recede;
For me no hope or pleasure cometh more
Cast ON the reel like broken dead sea
weed,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-02-03

uvyUEREAs George p. Smith Of Bridgton In
w the County OF Cumberland and state of
Maine on the twentieth dsy Of December. A. ID.
is-s by his mortgage deed Of tina, date. duly exc
.n,., tor that purpose. bargained, sold and con-
veyeA 70 the Bridgton savings Bank,s corporation
established by law snd having i,s plsSe 81 bust
ne.s in Bridgton in said county, the foilo"ing de-
Seribed resi- estate. viz: Two certain parreis OF
land with the buildings thereon. situated I'D Den
mark in the County OF Oxford and state aiorcsati,
heior the same premises formerly owned oy one
Gr,cnllef T. Smith OF said Denmark sGd conveyed
Inv the ssld Gree nlef Smith 20 the said George
p smith hy deed dated the sixth day OF Decem-
har A n ISIS aud recorded In Oxford western
Di.,riet Registry of Deeds. book So page as, ard
,he same premises conveyed by the said George
T. smith TO Henry X. smith hy deed dated Feb
ruary the nineteenth. A. D. lei5' aud tne same
premises on which the said Henry X smith now
lives: reference 70 he had % all the Aforesaid
deeds and conveyances, and to all deeds therein
referred TO, for boundaries snd more particular
description of said premises; and whereas, the
said RridgtOn savings Bank has duly assigned
and tran sferred said mof EsEe deed. ami the note,
debt and claim thereby secured. and Ill ne right,
title and interest In the premises, 10 me, Tie un-
dersigned EnxaJ. Bufleigh, and whereas by the
terms and provisions OF said mortgage deed. the
note. debt and claim thereby secured was due and
paw able In one year m N the date thereof, ana
whereas. the conditions Of said mortgage having
been broken, therefore l. the said Elils J. Bur-
leiEn. Assignee Aforesaid OF said mortgage deed.
sat the note debt aud claim thereby scared, by
reason OF the breseh OF the conditions Of sa't
rOrigsge and by virtue OF the power and su'hor-
Iiy giaaiec ia said morigase deed. and vested In
me for taai purpose hereDr give public notice, ss
nroyidec IN said mortgage deed that ! shNl, sell
Inc above described premises Great esfaie). with
the bulldogs thereon, being the same described
ia ss.a mortgage deed, at ynhlic suction, on the
second day al April, A. leso, ~ ton OF Inc Clock
In the forenoon: said sale 10 tske place IT the
house on said premises.
Assignee OF said mortgage.
| oncsdec- janfeb.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-02-03
"GROTESQUE IN IT'S LAwLESS-
NESS

The New York Public, leading finaa-
cial and commercial Journal, whose editor
Is an influential hard-money Democrat,
has the following plain references 10 the
Garcelon- Smith villany In this State:
Has the Democratic party any desire 10
elect President of the United States?
Sometimes we doubt il. IL seems incredi-
bic that any body OF men, having a real de-
sire 10 succeed, should be guilty OF such
phenomenal and superhuman stupidity as
has been shown by the Democratic party
In three distinct matters within the past
year. The extra session, with its reyolu-
tionary demands and threats, was match
less blunder In its day. The performance
in Maine, 50 gro;esqae in It's ia'eiessRess,
GRd 50 reroitiRg % the general sense Of Just
ice, ,cdS still more damaging. The
difficulties in Maine have at last reached a
settlement The Supreme Court, in reply
10 questions from the Republican members
organized as a Legislature, delivered de-
cision fully sustaining that body and de-
clared the action of Gov. Garcelon and
his Council entirely Illegal. Under this
decision the organization of the so-called
Fusionist legislature. and its election of
governor were also illegal, aud were there
fore properly disregarded by Gen. Cham
berlain. The lawful Legislature thereup-
on proceeded TO elect governor, and Gov.
Davis was then recognized by Gen. Cham
berlsin and by the Supreme Court. The
end Of the long wrangle ought 10 have
been reached some time ago in truth there
has been no decent reason for resisting
what was known TO both parties TO be the
will OF the people, and the attempt to de-
feat that will is altogether the most iDapa
dent performance get kRoten in AmsricGn
politics.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-02-03
FROM PARIS To BETHEL.
RECORD OF observation-disclosures PoNp.
LoCkE's MuL's.-BETHEL.
BETHEL, MAINE, Jan. so, 1850.

BETHEL, MAINE, Jan. so, 1850.
While passing from Paris TO Bethel today
was pleasantly surprised to note the
n, 1ount OF business being done on this
ron. e compared with five years ago.
Al Brysnt's Pond gang Of some so
men ~ engaged upon the new steam mill
for Cant. Dearborn's spool factory. They
have the tuIdlng (Which is 42xl?5 fest,
three stories hish) pretty well under way
and they will soon commence setting the
boiler and engine.
We were informed a 3 yist mill is also TO
connected with the building
Att ocke's Mills large vacancy exists
not only where the spool mill Ga Dearborn
s Tebbetts and the grist mill were recently
burned, but also ON the opposite side OIL
the street. where Tinkhan was burneU out
one year ago. Mr. Tebbets is about 20
rebuild the grist mill, and Mr.. Woodsum
has purchased the Tinkham lot and will
soon erect a large store on il, 10 be oecu-
pied by him, in place Of the one burned in
the fire last fall
At South Bethel business is very brisk.
Mr.. HOdsdon is running his board saw
night and day. and has orders on hand to
keep him busy all the season He has also
built and has nearly ready TO run steam
mill SOx60 feet, two stories high, which is
leased by Messrs. Cobb Hapsood OF SO.
Waterford, who viii occupy it for the man
ufacture Of salt boxes, spool stock, &c,
and who are putting in large amount oil
timber for that purpose.
We learned that the grist mill here has
been purchased by Mr.. Virgin OF Hanover,
who will put it in immediate operation.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-02-03
A PLEASANT GATHERING.

Last Thursday the Changers, male and
female, to the number of seventy-fve or
more. met at the home of Brother Porter
Stearas for a social time. They received a
warm welcome from Brother Stesrns and
his excellent wife (who, by the way, know
inst how to make their friends have good
time, and were told to enjoy themselves
IL would seem by subsequent proceedings
that none needed second invitation to do
so. After time Of social enjoyment, all
were invited to the supper room, where
was found a tempting treat OF oysters,
cakes, fruit and coffee. AFTER partakins OF
case the fun increased 10 such degree
that some of the staid married ones seemed
TO forget the weight of years, and entered
into the various games aud paid the for
feits with all the zest of younger days;
-tRi some. Ilearu, became 80 absorbed that
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-02-03
MARRIED..

In Auburn. Jan. I. by John II. Jordan. eco, Mr.
Wilson shaw and Miss Lizzie sPsuldDs, both OF
Rnck field
Ia Turner Jan /. by Rev. W. Il. French, Mr.
Clinton u Goodwin and Mi.s Ada {. Greene
both OF Turner. Alec, Jan. IS, by same, M. King
X buck AMI Miss Belle \. FArTsT (only daughter
Held
In 50. Paris. Jan. %. by Rev c. Rogers, Mr..
J. Mcllea Cummings and Miss Mary +. Tucker,
both OF 80 Paris.
Ia Waterford. Jan. -, at the Congregational
parsonage, NJ. Abbott y. Craig OF fsTminxtop,
and Mise Mary p. Athertoa Of 50. Waterford.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-02-03

the wee small hours were very near ere
they were quite awar'. But all got safely
home at last. thinking they had had a
grand good time, aud mentally thanking
their good fortuus in belonging TO an order
that seeks in many ways to tighten the
burdens and brighten the joys of life.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-02-03

COUNTY ATLAs.-The publishers of the
new Atlas OF Oxford County announce that
the work is nearly completed, and they
will commence its delivery on or about the
LIST of February next. Let all subscribers
take due notice thereof and govern them
selves accordingly" BY
J. W. CALDWELL & Co.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-02-03
AdmtuistratOr's sale.
Notice OF Foreclosure.

VIyHERREAS, Levi Grover OF Albany. 10 the
w County OF Oxford and State OF Maine, BY
HE mortgage deed dated October II. A. d 1871,
and recorded In Oxford Registry OF Deeds, book
LIS. page 623. convey ed 10 me, the undersigned,
In mortgage, certain parcel OF rial estaie stu.
aled 10 the town Of Greenwood In said County OF
oxford. bounded and described N follows, viz -
Being the ea.tcrly half of lot numb'r i've In the
seventh range Of lots 10 said Greenwood. and the
eastery half OF one third OF lot number nve 10 tho
sixth range on the south side OF said 1T number
dye, called the minis terial land the whole being
bounded by Emanuel Lipdley on the west, and on
tho north by David Sanborn, and on the east by
OF G. o. Edwards: aud the condition Of said
mortgage having been broken /. the undersigned,
BY reason thereof, claim foreclosure.
WILLARD AAES.
GreenN oud. IAn,Y Is. 1SeO.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-02-03
Weather Report.
n CARD,

a CARD.
To all who are suffering IRON The errors and In
dseTeiions OF youth, nervous weakness, early de-
cay loss Of manhood &C. Il Will send a recipe that
Will cure you FREE or CHARGE. This grea,
remedy Was discovered by missionary in South
America. Send a self addressed envelope to the
REv. JostPH T INNAS, Staten d Ner iork CTS
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-02-03

Rev. DIR. Sloely has gone TO heather
lands a. missionary. The heatheus, 1t Is
hoped. will not take DIR. Halls advice and
eat Sloely .-NOyTistO,c Herald.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-02-03


oxFORD, ss:-Ata Court Of Probate held Il
Paris within andfor thecounty Of Oxford, On
the third Tuesday Of Jan A. D. 1850.
II ORENZO ID. HOBBS: Trustee on the estate
county. decea-ed, having presented his account
OF administration OF the estate OF said deceased
for allowance:
to all persons Interested by causing copy o. Ills
order 70 be published three weeks successIveiy in
the Oxford Democrat printed Of Pans, That they
nay appear 1t Probate Court % be heid q faris
In isid county on the third Tuesday Of Mar. next.
at O'Clock In the forenoon and shsv cause II any
they have why the same should not De allowed
RICHARD A. FRYE, Judge.
Atrue copy-Attest; ID. G. DAVIS. hegistsr.
OXFORD. sat . Court Of Probate held q
Pnis within snd for the County Of Oxford o.
on the third Tuesday OF JAM, A. d. isso.
"ENRY ORB, Admin.strator On the cstets OF
ID Jase Q: Noble. lsse Of Andevcf u ssid cesa y
classification Of the sststs q said deceased for
Ordered, that the said Adninis'r give notice -
3. y
Oxford Democrat printed at Paris, that they nay
appear at Q Probate Court TO be held ~ Psrts, In
:d County On me ss,ro Is es o. ~:
ny nav RICHARD a. FRYE, Jsdes.
A true copv-Attest; b C. DAVIS. Register.
OYTURD, sss-At . Cosrt Of Probats hsld at
Paris, within and tor the County Of OAfo1o, On
the third Tuesaay Of Jap., 4. D. 1880
A BBY w. sTEARNS, Administrators With the
"A will annexed on the eetafe Of Benjamin y.
Crxw(ord, late Of Woodsgoek u said couDty. do
ceased, having presented her account Of adminis.
fraiiou Of the estate Of said deceased fur allow
snee:
Ordered, That the said Aamis'x give notice 70
ali persons interested, by causing copy ~ this
order to be Published three weeks slcesssively
in the Oxford Democrat, newrpaper printed ~
PsSis, IN said County, that they nay appear q .
PROBATE Court, 70 - heh q Raris. % ~ third
Tuesday Of Mar next, % nine O'Clock 10 TIE tore
Same shosld not be allowed.
true eopy-sitest: II. c. DAVID, keeBser.
OXYURD, ss TAT . Cnurt o. Pvbuss bold q
Paris within and for the c0anty Of Oxford
on the third Tuesday Of Jan A. d iek0,
GORGE w. TuWLB kxeeut0r % the estate
M of Edward Gibbs. lafe Of Porter In said
county. deceased. having presented hk sccoupt
Of administrators Of the estate Of said deceased
for allousccs:
10 an pfrsous Interested b. causing copy 81 this
order ~ be publifhed three weeks tuecsskiveiy In
the Oxford Democrat printed at Psris, thai they
may appear 1t Probate Court to b. bid st Paris
IN caid county, on the third Tuesday a N.r next,
e nine O'Clock In the forenoon, and thew cause u
en- tbsy have wig u ss3ssScsa .cs - eIlesei
Aass :Ssy.-ssssI: (. >. t9kHeSlE.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-02-03

OXFORD, IS AT = Court Of Probate held at
Paris, within and for the County OF Oxford, on
the third Tuesday OF January, 4. D. lsS0.
TYRENE T. DUNN, sdminisuatrix on the es-
" tate OF Samuel 3 Dunn, late OF Bethel, in
said County deceased, having presented petition
Tor an order Of distribution OF the oalsnce rvfnsn
ing in her hands NJ Misunderstanding Of said estate,
among the hsirs and next Of hin OF .aid deceased
and that the share OF each be determined:
ORDERED, that notice thereof be given 70 all
persons interested therein, by publishing . copy
or this order three weeks ssccessively IN the
Oxford Democrat, . newspaper printed NJ fAr.
Of March, A. d. lso0 that thsy may appear at
Probate Court hen 70 b held at Paris, within and
for said county at nine O'Clock IN the forenoon.
ana show cause. II any they have, sgAinst the
Same. y. a. FktE. Juoge.
A true copy-sttest: b. G. DAVIS Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-02-03
DIED.

In Oxford. Jan % Benz amin . Fulsome.
In Noruay, Jan. Il, LAuraetia r.. wife OF J. K.
ssnbcrs. aged IS years. 9Iaonths. ~ days.
In Sumner, Jan. %, Mrs. Abigail Hefsey, aged
"A years and months.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-02-03

OXFORD, ss:-At Court OF Probate held at Paris
within and tor the County Of Oxford, On the
third Tues dxy of Jan. A. ID. 1880.
TESRY q. BROWN, Guardian OF Della v.
f1 Brown ct ais, minor children and heirs of
owe A Brown late Of Buck6eld In said county,
hayiug presented his account Of ardianshlp Of
said wards for allowance:
Ordered, That the said Guardian give notice
to all persons interested BY causing copy Of this
order 10 be published Zeeks SUCCESSFULLY In the
Oxford Democrat printed 1t Paris. that they NAY
appear at Probate Court 70 be held II Paris
In said county on the third Tuesday Of Mar. next
st O'Clock In ths forsnoon and shsv sarse II ny
they haze why the came Oh ould not be allowed.
RICHARD 4. frye ,Judge.
Atrps COPY. ssfest IN, q. bAvn ,RSSisfei.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-02-03

THE subscriber hereby gives public notice that
he has been duly appointed By the HonJudge OF
Probate for the County Of Oxford and assumed the
trust of Administrator Of the estate OF
EMMA n. PREBBLE. late Of Norway.
In said County deceased by giving bond as the law
directs; he therefore requests all persons who are
Indebted TO the estate Of said deceased TO make I'm
mediate payment and those who have any demands
thereon TO exhibit the sameto
ICHABOD PREBBLE.
January 20 1880.
OXFORD, ss:-At q Court OF Probate held ut
Paris. within and for the County Of Oxford on
the third Tuesday of Jan A. d. 1880.
IIyALDO PETTENGILL, Guardian OF Ly dIa
w Cushh,an, an insane person, Of Rumford In
raid county, having presented HE account OF guar
diapship OF said ward for allowance:
Ordered. That the said Guardian give notice
order 10 be published three weeks SUCCESSFULLY In
the Oxford Democrat printed at Paris. that they
nav appear 1t Probate Court 70 be held at Paris
IN csid county on the thru Tuesday Of Mar next.
at nine O'Clock in the fJisnoon and shew cause If
any they have why the same should not Be allowed.
RICHARD A. FRYE, Judge
A true copy-attest: H. c, DAVIS. Register.