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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-08-22
NEWS OF THE WEEK.

Saturday: A Long Branch landlord fund
two OF his guests sick with typhoid fever,
aud, as the other guests left 10 consequence,
threatened to turn them out OF doors unless
they would guarantee him 81. 800 each /;
their rich relatives acceded to the demand
Of the proprietor.
Sunday: Young Smith Of Charleston,
Mass, who was shot by Sergeant Kelley In
charge OF Fort Popham, Bath, some days
previously, died.
Tuesday: A couple Of robbers beat the
cashier of Kewanee en- bank in day
light, and escaped with $4,000 in money.
bangor was visited by storm resem-
bling Western cyclone; the damage is es-
timated at 500, 000.-At n meeting of
monarchists in Paris 1t was resolved to
take measures to place Prince Victor Ma
poleon on the throne.
Wednesday: Senator Benjamin Harvey
Hill of Georgia, died; by general consent
he was regarded as the leader OF the Sonth-
ern wing OF the Democratic side OF the
Senate.-Two thousand Irshmen with
their families picniced at Lake Marano-
cook
Thursday: The Massachusetts, Greenback
State Convention was held at Boston, and
General b. +. Butler was placed ut the head
OF the ticket.-Five masked men entered
a house in Saratoga, gagged the inmates,
and carried Off $4,000 In bonds and Sc
curities.
Friday: The nine-story piano factory Of
Hardman, Bowling & Peck in n. Y. City
was burned. reports agree
that the drOuth in New Hampshire Is the
severest known for generation.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-08-22

MURCH AND LADD.-We copied from The
Washington correspondence of the Boston
Herald the statement that Congressman
Murch of this State first voted against
passing tie river and harbor bill, and then
when the roll had LeeI called and it was
feared the bill was defeated, changed bis
vote in favor" We find on examining the
congressional Record that the last part of
this statement is incorrect. Mr.. Murch
withdrew his vote end did not vote at all,
stating that he was "paire0." we notice,
however, that he was not paired the Gag
before. and unfortunately he conveniently
paired himself on this vote with Congress
man Clark, Of Missoari. who has not been
in Washington for months. obviously,
therefore, the "pair" was mere fuse &c
as to enable Mr. Murch to say IN Maine
that he wG2ld have voted against the Dill
if he had not beea "paired," while at the
same time he helped the biz through by
not voting. No man who wanted TO defeatt
a bill, would pair his vote even with meni'
Der present, on question like this, where
.,ne negative vote is equal to two afflrma-
tive votes; much less would he pair with
AN absent member who wouldn't De present
snv way to vote. Mr.. Ladd was 10 Maine
attending to political work. The votes OF
1, add and Murch against the bill would have
defeated it,>.Lerist0n Journal.
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MVRCH AND BIG JOB.

To the Editor Of The Press:
You copy from the Boston Herald's cor
respondents letter from Washington his
views concerning the veto OF the River
and Harbor bill. | notice in that letter
that Mr. Murch changed his vote from nay
to yea. think there is some mistake in
that statement as Nr. Murch voted in ia
vor OF the bill from trst 10 last. The
Rockland Opinion took occasion to con-
denim Mr.. Dingley for voting against that
swindle, and said all voters in that district
should vote against him simply because
there was clause appropriating $4,000
for the Rockland Breakwater. Murch,
who puts himself forward on all occasions
as an opponent OF rings and swindles, will
attempt TO Justify his conduct in voting
for this gigantic steal just because Rock
land would receive her share Oft. His So
called speeches TEEN with charges OF cor
ruptlon and fraud, and yet his crooked
Judgment allowed him TO give his full
consent to this glazing case OF corrup-
ton and nnblushing fraud. There are
many honest men to be found even in the
Fusion party who will show by their votes
in September that they have had enough
OF Murch aud Lsdd with their oft-talked
ScneTucS vi auu LCiOiih.
have heard several Of the most intelligent
Greenbackers in this section speak in
terms of praise OF Reed and Dingley, who
nobly stood up for an honest admiuistra-
tion OF the government, Can any sane
person look at the present members OF
Congress and conscientiously say they are
satisfied with them all. The first and sec
ond districts have sent two men to Con-
gress who are a credit to the nation, while
the fourth and fifth have disgraced the
State by sending two political nobodies
whose only ambition seems to have been
the making themselves ridiculous in the
eyes of every intelligent person. Let ev-
cry Republican throughout the State see
to it that his best efforts be put forward
| i'm the coming contest to rid the good old
State of Maine of every combination nom
| inee on the fusion ticket, and elect the Re-
publican nominees by handsome major
its. REPUBLICAN,
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OUTINGS.
NO. 1.
OLD ORCHARD, Aug. II, lSS2

OLD ORCHARD, Aug. II, lSS2.
r,the Editor Of the oxford Democrat:
.rar through the memory
shines a happy day.
Tl0uiless OF care
f,,,yu shOd 10 every sense,
Ant simply perfect from its own resource. ("
SIM and sea and sky were in perfect har-
n,,v with the spirits of the party who
,,,k the 200 A. N. Baby Train" at Old
orchard TO-DAY, for the Pool. A half hours
-;ls along the sands of Old Orchard Beach
b-,uqht Us to the pier of the Samuel f.
s,rin.. The steamer was Just rounding
tho list curve in the ever beautiful Saco
o. a., di>emblr&ed from the train. A lit
,,. GOOD uaturei ioStlins and we were or
hoard. comfortably settled with the chill
.l-sn sanlwichel in wherever we could
ha,t keep them from falling overheard.
nver the san Thar anl out % sea the good
h,,t p,olgn.d Ter way. Explanations of
5.r-lt -r'a ,htlI,ie>, aad N I>caline mods
NJ approval from the less gushing male
member, &C IN purity gave expression to
the appreciation o. tbs good time" each
VA, hsv.n- Monument Island was passed.
Tbf, Las an Indian monument upon 1t
whose antiquity extends beyond the men,
o-y OF mm. Il IS built OF stone in the
f,-r sr ar1nc ami i over one Hundred feet
10 height
Ntt11 soon tLe last island was rounded
ami BJjer,rd Pool was reached. The
Poo, I, formed by an arm OF the msiu land
srfathaiu Of islands. The amuSementS are
varied. rowing, sailing. bathing and rock
crmlr. are all possible within the COM
MS, OF one Little mile. The timid may
r5u 60 the placid pool
few bold strokes, and we may be
rocked TO the cradle OF the deep" Our
patty having only ninety minutes, pro-
r.,l.d 70 the Yates House for refresh
msr,>. aud there diSposins OF the inyalids
AMI children. the remainder set out for
,.,., 90 the rocks.
a h,.,k walk OF fifteen minutes brought
u> o. bold bluff. or series OF bluffs, that
Use qerpeuJicularly from the water The
outlook was uUbvoSen by Isle or shore; the
srly u.gc sea heayinS aud tossing in the
afternoon sun stretched away from our
,,r, f.,; % the far horizon The tide was
setting .n anI the great waves foamed
all dashed against the rocks aS ir they
v...I uull u into the mad Secthins whirl-
poo. below. Higher and higher they came
W. each savage onslaught, uati. the spray
dashed over our heads.
4, We scrambled DlcE. the whistle OF
lie steamer Sm'te upon our ears, and re-
a..aacy we turned f,on the ftsciHd,iag
-r,. t,r oar home ward sail.
Tie -I'r.'l, Suu>e; crin')uel ali The
scene a.;A -.o-y - We reached the Old
orchard station again. making sea and
ssy one grand b.. banquet OF beauty"
%. =. \.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-08-22

OXFORD, S. Court OF Insolvency. In the case
OF Walter ) Buffers OF Stoneham, Insolvent
debtor.
NOTICE is hereby given that petition haa, on
~ this l9,h, day OF Augut, A. ID. ls'l
been prcsentci 10 SAID court Tor said county. 10y
Waiter ). Bgi,crs of S:cl,hln IN the county oi
oxford, pray Ing that he may bc decreed full dis
charge from all his debts ,provablc under the In
solvent Act OF the State OF Maine, approved Feb
ruary ~, ls,s, and upon SAID petition, II IL ordered
by said court that hearing be hal upon the same
before said court az Probate Court room in Paris
in said county Of oxford, ou Wednesday, the
twent eth day OF S,p.cmOrr = L. !s..r CT nine
O'Clock IN the forenoon ana that notice thereof be
published In the oxford Democrat. newspaper
published in said county OF oxford, once week
for two successive weeks, the last publication 10
he seven DAYS before the day OF hearing; and
that all creditors who have proved their debts,
and other persons interested, may appear at SAID
place and time and show cause II any they have
Why a discharge should not be GRANTEES. sad Debtor
according 10 The PRAYER OF his petition.
Attest: III RRlCk DAVIS, Register,
of said Court Tor said County OF OXFORD
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NOTICE.
Annual Meeting
TRUNK R. R.
Summer Arrangement.

Summer Arrangement.
90 and after June 26, aud until further notice,
trains will run as follows:
GOING WEST.
Express trains for Lewiston, viii leave Portland
at I 10 a. m, . a. M, Is p. m $50 pm
For South Paris, Norway, Montreal, Chicago
snd the West, will leave Portland at -. m,
Lewiston $40 a. M. South Paris at 10 % Nor
way i0:l5 a. m, and GOrhlm at u 0I u. IN. and
from Portland at 80. from 81. PaIis 3 p, Nor.
way 3:lj.
Mixed trains for South Paris, Norway anu Ger
ham will leave Portland az 3 10 =. m, So. Paris
$40 p. M, Gorha IN ii 90 y. m.
GOING EAST.
Express trains for Portland will leave Lewis
ton at - a. m, II :3s m, and Is p. m.
For South Paris, Norway, Lewiston, Portland
aud Boston will leave Gornam at 30 a. m, South
Paris at II 90 n. m, and Norway AZ lO:S q. m,
reaching Portland at 1895. Afternoon Express
for Portland leaves Gorham III 2:lS p. m, South
Paris p. m, Norway a:p, arriving 10 Port
land at 80 p. m.
Mixed trains ls1 Portland and Lewiston will
leave Go.aam at 3:i5 a. M, south Paris $50
=. m, Norway - a. m, arriving IN Portland
IS a. m, and an afternoon mixed train leaves
Gorham for Portland ut 1850 .. IN 50. Paris AZ
- p. m, arriving at Portland az ) 90 pm.
Trains will run by Portland time.
JOSEPH dickson. General Manager.
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STATE OF MAINE

OXFORD, ss:-Conrt OF Insolvency,
la the case Of VIM. W. Bird, Of Albany, an
InsolveBt Debtor,
Notice IL hereby given taat petition has, on
this lG, day OF Aug, a. d. lsS2 been presented TO
said court for sait county. by william w. Bird,
of Albany in the county of Oxford, praying that
he may he decreed full discharge fro all his
debts proyable under the loselvent ACT OF the
State of Aaine, erproved Feb. II, 1878, and upon
said 20 ttion, 1t is ordered by said court that a
hearing be had upon the same before said court
at Paris In said county OF Oxford, on Wednesday
the 20 n day Of Sept A. ID. lSs2, at O'Clock, in
the forenoon: AM that notice the reof be published
Ia the Oxford Democrat, q newspaper published
in said COUNTY Of Oxford, once q week for two
successive weeks, the last publication TO b. seven
DAYS before the day OF hearing: and that all cred.
itors who have proved their debts, and other
persons interested, may appear at said place
and time and show cause If any they have, why
a d. charge should not be granted said debtor &C.
cording TO the prayer of his petition.
Auest; HERRICk G. DAVIS, Register OF
said Court for said County or Oxford.
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For the Democrat.
DANIEL WEBSTER'S DOWNING "
JOHN TAYIOR'S .suOJrSE

John Taylor, webster's n. IL. farmer,
says he wrot, his famous Hulseman letter
while at his Franklin farm; that he said TO
him the night before, Taylor, call me at
half past three in the morning." Just at
that time slid Taylor, 81 raped at his
door and said Mr.. Webster, it's half past
three, aud NJ. Webster sung out, Come
ia'; and sprin:iug from his bed seized Tay-
Tor round the body. saying, John Taylor,
| can down .iour house in minute -"
Taylor was .-iant, six feet four; but Mr..
Webster had much the advantage with
both hands under; besides Mr.. Taylor was
afraid of treadLg on Mr.. websters toes.
As 1t was, Taylor had as much as he could
attend 10 for hort time. After the scuf-
lie, Mr.. Webste dressed and sat down to
his table and wiote that letter, Que of his
most famous state papers, before he ate
his breakfast. A.F.L.
Fryebwg, Au,. :.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-08-22

PARIS HILL AoAnENY.-The fall term
OF Paris Hill Academy will commence on
Tuesday, Aug. %, 1882, under the in
s,ruc:ion Of q. l.. Durham, A. B., Prin-
cipal, with such assistance as the inter
est of the school may demand. Tuition,
languages, 81 90 ; higher English, $500 :
common English, $500 Good board
including wood and lights can be obtain
ed for 81 30 and $500 week. Books
furnished at reduced rates. No effort
will be spared to make this pleasant
and profitable term. For further intor-
nation apply to ]. +. Stanley, Paris, or
the Principal, North Paris, Maine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-08-22

He DID Prove Ir.-The late controver-
sy between the AicertiSer and Press, rela-
tive TO Pliisted's endorsement of the State
Steal, which the Press has clearly shown,
is forcible reminder of the old story OF
the old man who came home one night
more than usually detected.
What Is the matter, my DEAR asked
his wife
Zones called me thief, in the presence
OF lot of fellows" said he.
The color came into the good wife's
cheeks and with good deal or spirit she
asked, "Why didn't you make him prove
IT."
"He did," said the husband. g He did,
and that Is what hurts. Els rOrih Amer
icln.
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nner neat drives vegetation at rapid pace,
anu the result well rewards the farmer for
nus iaoor. Farming. however, with young
n ,,1 = not popular in this vicinity. They
VII, lear, macy of them, learn that it
was mistake when they abandoned the
Oiu iarm and it's associations, and after a
little more experience with city life and
the Tough side Of the world, wish them
serves BACK again. When the farmers of
oNiord County wake up to the fact that
lhey n"Sf raise their own corn and flour,
anu stop this continual call for Western
gram, they will soon realize that farming
can be made to pay. FARLEY.
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OXFORD, ss:-A,a Cour. of Probate held a,

OXFORD, ss:-At a Court of Probate held a,
Paris, within and for the County Of Oxford
on the thiri Tuesday of Aug, A. D. 1852.
ON the petition Of Axel II. Fogg and Daniel
Keene creditors, in said County, praying that
istrstor on The estate OF Harvey Berry, late OF
Hartford, in said County. deceased.
ordered, that the SAID Petitioners give notice
10 all persons interested, by causing a copy of hi.
order TO DC published three weeks success svely in
the oxford Democrat printed at Paris, that they
may appear at Probate Court to be held at Pari
In said County. on the third Tuesday OF Aug
next, at nine O'Clock in the forenoon, and sho "
ment should not he proved, approved anil
allowed as the last viii and Testament of said
deceased.
X. A. FRYE. Judge.
A true copy-attest III. c. DAVIS, Register.
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Bethel, Aug. Q, 1872.
STATE OF MAINE

STATE OF MAINE.
OXFORD, SIS board OF County Commissioner
May Session, 1851; held by adjournment, Aug
18th, 1852.
Upon the foregoing petition, satisfactory evidence
Lay!no been received that the petitioners are e.
sponkbfe, sud thai inquiry iIto the merits Of their
application Is expedent: 1t Is Ordered, That the
county Comm ssioners meet at the house Of Chris.
topher c. Bean, in Bethel on Tuesday: the 18th
day OF Octrber, next ut ten Of the clock
A. m and theme. proceed 10 view the
route mt ntioned in said petition; immedi.
ateiy aiis, which view,a hearing Of the par.
ties and witnesses will be mad nj some convenient
plac in the vicinity and sucn other sures taken
in the premises as the Commissioners shall judge
proper, And it Is further ordered, that notice OF
The time place and purpose Of the Commissioners
meeting aforesaid be given 10 all persons and cor
porsti0ns interested by causing attested copies
said petition and Of this order erGGn TO be seryed
upon the respective Clerks OF the Towns
of Bethel ana Hanover and also pos eli
up IN three public places ia each Of said towns AID
published three weeks successfully in the Oxford
Democrat a newspaper printed at Paris In raid
County OF Gxfcrd the irst of said pu bica,ions and
each oil the other notieks, ia he l1ade served and
posted at least thirty days before said tlihe Of
meeting 10 the end that all persons and corpora.
tions may then and there appear and shew Gauss
ii any they have why the prayer of said petition.
srs should not be granted.
xtt;sti- JAMES 5. WRIGHT, Clerk
trpe'eory Of said Petition and order oil court
Attest JAMES 8. WRIGHT, Clerk.
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To the Honorable County Commissioners FOR n
County Of oxford, In The So ate Of Maine.

To the Honorable County COmmissioners for the
County of oxford. In the State Of Maine.
TINE undersigned nhab tints Of the town of
i Bethel and vicinity in the County aforesaid,
would respectfully represent that the public cor
venience and necessity require the location OF a
highway leading from Bethel 10 II hanover In said
County, as follows: Beginn ing 81 point on tie
northerly aide OF the county road leading by
christopher Beans residence In said Bethel
near the school-house In said Beams school dis.
trict, thence northsrly across land OF said Bean,
where the same rs now used for travel to the
ferry, to the Androscnggu river at low water
mark. thence from the opposite side OF sad ivef
al low water mark across and OF Charles r. Bar.
tleu in said Hanover, where the same is now
travelled TO and from said ferry, TO point GA the
souiherly side of the county road in said ii anOver
that leads BY said Bartetts.
We there ore desire you 10 view said route and
make said location at as carly day as pract!.
cable, and as 10 duty b Iund " III ever pray
CHRISTOPHER z. BEAN,
and 56 others.
Il Ana a
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KINRAIL Family REUNION.

The k:mball family. consisting OF three
,,,a.t,rs and three sisters, @. p. Kimbsll,
r. a.d wife OF Chicago, Geo. \: kim-
s 49, sc ADD son, Boston, J. NJ. kimoail
jail ~, Portland. Geo. II. Story, Esq,
s Sias and son. New York, Mrs: X; Gage
H MI. a NJ : Burr AID family, Roches-
II z WAREHOUSE aud wife, Port
" A Walllce of Rochessei END
9th ~, vs To the number OF thirty "., In
emil, aeetiug and hal Their annual S.p
n@r ~ te Old Orchard House eunes d'n
me uinu n excellent style, and the occa-
lts ION JON, q together fsom distant homes
SION " = aud sisters, was one oil
- sniovment Pres.
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Nonresident taxes,

In the town of stoneham, in the County OF Ok
ford and State of Maine, for the year 1851.
The following list Of taxes on real estate OF non
resident owners In the town OF Stoneham, for the
year lSs, in bills committed TO Jonathan Bartlett
collector of taxes of laid town, ON the 9sth
day Of June, 1881, has been returned by him to
me as remaining unpaid On The lnh day Of May
lss2 by his certificate OF that date and now remains
unpaid and notice is hereby given that il the said
taxes interest and charges are not paid into the
Treasury of The said town, of stone am within ~
months from the date ofthe commitment OF the said
bills 80 much OF the real estate taxed a. will be
euIicient To pay the amount due therefor including
interest ana charges will without futther notice be
sold at public auction at the Store Of w. II.
KilgoIe, In SAID town OF S.oneham on the S0;h
day of Dec, lssl al two O'Clock p. m,
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NOn.IScsident Taxes,
In the town OF Roxbury, and County OF OIfort
for the year ISL.

In the town OF Roxbury, and County OF oxford,
for the year ISL.
The following list Of taxes on real esta.e OF non
resident owners in the town OF RoXbnry for the
year 1851 IN btlis committed 10 l.. ID. Lovejoy,
Collector of said town the 9Th day OF July, A. ID
ISL, has been returned by him to me "a remain
ing unpaid on the 29th day OF May, lSs2,
by his Certificate OF that date and remain un.
paid notice is hereby given tina, the said i'm
terest and charges are not paid into TIE Tr-Asul
of said town, within eighteen months from the
date Of the commitment Of the said bills, so much
Of the real estate taxed will be sufficient 10
pay the amount due therefor including Interest and
CHARGES will without further notice be sold ut pub
lie auction at the School House in District No. ,
In said town, on the 10th day of January, 1883,
at O'Clock o. NJ.
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Aug. ID, lSs2.
OXFORD, ss:-At a Court of Probate he'd a,
Paris, within and for the Ccga.y OF oxford

OXFORD, ss:-At Court of Probate he,d al
Paris, within and for the CcIa.y OF oxford
on the third Tuesday CT kuGl,st, A. ID. 1882.
on the petition of CHARLES OPENDENTER.
CuGrd.-n Of EMMA Il. PlNGREE, ct ala, minor
heirs Charles Il. Pingree, late of Maiden. MSS
deceased, praying for license To sell anil convey
sever Two hundred aud tenth (7-2lO) parts of the
home tead farm of the late Thurston PirSree Of
Denmark at an advantageous oFe. 0, seventy.
1--WE dollars and min IL -four csats TO Edmund z.
Pngree and Jared !. Berry of Denmark.
Ordesad, thatthe said petitioner give notice to
alpersons interested bycausng an abstract Of this
petition with this order thereon 10 be publishe I
three weeks successfully in the oxford Democrat,
printed at Paris that they may appear 1t arrobate
Court TO be held NJ Paris il said County on the
third Tuesday c: Sept. next, at Q O'Clock in the
forenooa aud show causeif any they have why the
same should not be granted.
r. A. FRYE, Judge.
Atruecopy-a attest: II. C. DAVIS. Register.
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Notice OF Second Meeting OF Creditors OF
InsovencY.

ITO the creditors ofstephen q Hatch OF Norway
i IN the County OF Oxford, and the State :,
Maine, insolvent debtor :-NOr axe hereby notified
OF Insolvency Tor said County of oxford, the
second meeting OF the creditors OF taid insolvent
Is appointed n be held at the Probate Court room
the 10Th dsy OF Sept, A. ID 1882, al O'Clock ia
the forenoon. You Will govern your.elTes sccord'
ingly.
Given u,der my hand and the order or Court
this lj.h day OF Aug. A. D., isSs.
HERRICK Z. DAVIS, Register CT the
Cont of Insolvency for enid County OF ONlord.
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AulnstIA.lSs..
OXFORD, ss:-At a Court OF Probate held

OXFORD, ss:-At Court OF Probate held At
Paris, within and for the County OF Oxfor rs
on the Thrill Tuesday of August. A ID. 1852
DAVID l.. HOLMES, Executor or toe estate
OF Sauu lIo'm mes, late o. ilix6eld in said COun.
", hayilS y.e-er led bis account oil adminisirl.
lion o. he Estate of said deceased for allow ancc
Ordered, That the said Executor give notice
TO all persons interested By causing copy of this
order 10 be published three weeks successfully IN
the oxford Democrat printed At Paris, tina. tsey
may appear at probste Court TO re aed at Paris
IN said county on the a. ;rd Iuesday OF Sept next
at nine 0e!O-k u. the forenoon and show cause il
any they have why the same should not be allowed
RICHARD a. FRYE, Judge.
true copy-aitest: II. c. DAVIS, Register.
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THE Subscriber hereby gives public notice that
he has been duly appointed by the IioS. .,GGge o
Probate for the County Of CSsorq end assumed
the trust OF Admi gtrs.of OF the estate OF
RES.AAIS kiHBALL, late o. WOODSTOCK
in said County, deceased, by giving bond as the
law directs: n therefore request all persons
who indebted 10 the estate OF said deceased to
make immediate payment; and those who have
any demands thereon, IN exhibit the same TO
SAMUEL ,. MARSHALL.
An