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The fcli6wingis from the Piiiiadelphia Ffess
mans Journal Of November 29lh, lsIls r se
''rlie news BY yastsrdsy's riaii is moi ef slhe
most pleasing character, The army nhder Gen
Harrison has been surprised aud buichcred BY
The Indians. Why were they snrprised1 After
all the experience we have had Of the art and
treachery of the Indians; afer the examples OF
Beaddock, and flamer, and ST. C air-owhy vers
they surprised Because the commander wan.
ted foresight - the first requisite for general.
He could write childish letters to Gov. Scott,
and he built fort2 Yet, with an army of $50
men, he suffered that army to be surprised in
their shirt>talesl in sight Of the prophets town
and butchered by three or four hundred Indi-
ans, headed by the very same Indians to whom
General Harrison declared in one Of his letters
to my dear Governor Scott, he would ''now
give an opportunity Of proving whether he was
as good warrior as he pretended to be saint.
1t Is said however, tina, the Indians picked of
the sentinels with arrows Arrows are more
uncertain than rifles, and all we can say. is thai
the Indians must have had an extraordinary,
eyesight to shoot SO we'll with arrows after
pighi. But even their good eyesight is no ex.
cuse for Gen. llarrison's bad foresight.
One hundred and seventy men, too. land Q
nonS them many officers 10 be killed and
wounded, out Of $50, is butchery indeed
SANDUSKY.
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The Printing business in the United States is
estimated to give employment to Two hundred
thousand persons and thirty millions Of capital.
The Secretary of the Treasury states that the
amount Of Outstanding Treasury Votes on the Isl
inst. was 81 ,422,555.
Forty wedding we're recently consummated
in one week, in one Of The counties of north
Mississippi. An editor there says, heavy pecu.
mary embdrassments, it is believed, drove them
10 this last act Of desperation.
At New Orleans on the 2lst,ult. Flour wa
selling at 1915 $4, and IN some cases as low
as $3.50.
All the Is gallon law striped pig prosecutions
have been suddenly quashed by the summary
and brisf'resolutiOn Of the Legislature Of Mass.
The whole Of the interior Of Mexico is sale
to be scene Of excitement and civil war.
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PLANTING TREES.-1bs tolIow;ng

PLANTING TREES-lhe he following hints
from the Providence Journal are applicable to
the season Tho time of planting trees has
come and almost gone, we wish it might be inn
proved by our citizens Ior the ornament of our
barren and dirty streets. NothiDg, at so cheap
a rate, is capable of aiding to the beauty and
comfort o: city as shade trees. A very COM
mendabe taste, in this respect has already been
shown in soHie parts Of the city, and we wish
it might be improved to greater extent. in
some parts Of fNew England; the young men
have formed societies, every one Of which a
grees to set out at least one tree annually and ia
supply its PLACE if 1t decays or dies. Such ar
association here would be an excellent thing
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APuBLIC BLESSING
DR.. HUNTS
BOTANIC PILLsd
FEVER AND AGUR

Consumption, Dyspepsia, Liver Complains,
Heartburn, Sourness or Acid,ty in the Stomach,
Tightness at the Chest, Loss Of Appetite, Sick
Head Ache, Pam in the Head, Back, Limbs and
Side, Fatulency, Typhus ard Scarlet Fever.
Putrid Sore Throat, Fever and Ague, or Inter.
uniting Fevefs, Gout, Rheumatism, Lumbago,
SciatiCa, Spamodic Affections. and Tie DoulOu.
reux, Commissions ofChldren, Measles, Small
Pox, Hopping Cough, Rickets, TeelhIng,
Worms, Female. Distractions, Chlorosis or
Green Sickness, and Reflections Of Food. and
C6s,iveness, Colic, whether fatuient or..BiiOus,
Ollow the
DIRECTIONS
DosE. E.--Take from three to Ten pills ull Ne,
operate, two or three times daily:
PaIcE 25 CrSTs PER Box;
/ Sold at1O0 Chatham street, New -Yori1
Wholesale and Retail.
Where rpplicatiops for Agencies, hediClnass
or Adyertising, viii meet with prcmP' a'sn"
4 on. q l.s.
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CONGREGATIONAL.
Wlshington GIN ApriI9 1slN

%F-S"Ns-oee.- " W. = - -
A resolution offered a'tew days ago. by Mr..
Hand, of New York, calling onshs secretary
Of war. for information in references % lhe de-
feuce Of lhe Nnrth and North Eeslsrn border,
was caIledup this morning, and gave rise TO q
most singular and extTaordinary debate.
Mr.. Hand. as soon as his resolution bad been
announced, demanded the previous question.
Mr.. Adams got the fIoor, and said that he wish
ed to say few words. He was proceeding,
when Mr.. Rhett, Of South Ca olina, interfefed
and enquired Of the Speaker if the previous
question had not been ordered.
Mr.. Adama have the floor, Bir, and do moi
wish to be interrupted BY the gentleman from
south Carolina.
Mr., Speaker: There can be no debate after
the previous question is ordered.
Mr.. Adams said that he wished to submit bul
few remarks onlyt and he appealed to Mr.
Hand to withdraw the demand for the previous
question.
Mr.. Hand said that he would do so IL MrAd
ans would renew it.
Mr.. Adams said that he would do so, and
pr0ceeded 70 speak AZ lengtn. he salu ~ Wt
outset, that there was not the least danger Of our
having COLLISION with England war would
not ensue, he was satisfied, from the language
Of the Presidents message delivered at the O.
pening of the session, and from the tone of the
correspondence between Mr.. Forsyth and Mr..
Fox, that no,hing of belligerent character
could ensue between the two nations. The dis
pute IN relation tO The North Eastern boundary
would be referred to third power for concilia-
ton and adjustusni, and in,hat movement
Maine and Massachusetts, would acsuesce. He
referred to The animated and bold stand tha
Maine took the last year in reference TO thi.
subject and seemed 10 lnsinuate that she now
lacked that oommedable quality call'd valor.
Mr.. Smith, of Maine replied to Mr.. Adams
and said that Maine was capable of defending
herself and would do SO whenever her right
Of herterritOry were invaded. ~
The debate was brought to close by Gen
Waddy Thompson, who submitted few re-
marks, and then submitted to demand for th,
previous question, offered by Mr.. Hand, and th'
resolution was adopted. Bal. Sun.
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A TREATY. : The National TDtelligepce

A TREATY. - The National Intelligencer
says "a treaty made with the Seneca Indians
has just been ratified by the Senate, after consid>
erabIe debate. The essential feature Of the
Treaty is It's providing for the removal of the In
diaus westward ff,m their present locality near
Buffalo; in consideration Of which the sIececas
are to receive a quantity Of land equal to 800 a.
crssfor each soul, and about $780, 900 in mon.
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GOMEZ! TOE THE CHALK!

VI ME subscriber wishing to enlarge his
groceries finds Unnecessary to call ups
on those who are indebted to him either by
Book. note, or otherwise, in order that he may
meet his ends. He regrets to he under this
necessity, but circumstances urge him to it.
Those who cannot possibly pay the full amount
will confer favor by settling part. yet, mon
ey he must have, and that on or before the 26th
Of this monthr So take notice. .St
JAMES U. PATRICK.
N. B. lie still continues to Sell at ratio
much lower than can be had at any other place
in town at his Store, next door to Mrs Al6erts
Hotel J. U, p.
July 30, 1s39.-BG
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~ Office.

isherehy given. that a, my ius,snce,
an attachment was this day issued by
Henry Lohr, a Justice oflhe Peace Of
Sugar Creek Township, Tuscarawas
County, against the property sud effects
OF Conrad Truss, an ahsrcnd'ng debtor.
DANIEL CHRISTMAN.
Feb, 25th, 1910. .-a.-
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u Office.

ENOTlCE is hereby given to all persons, in.
terested TINT at my instance writ Of Attach.
ment, was this day issued by Andrew Hattery
Justice of the Peace for the Township of Su,
gar Creek, Comfy of Tuscarawas, against the
goods and chatlles, rights, credits, m0ncys anC
effects ofPhineas M. Jenney an abscon dins
debtor-and an infamous William.
WIN. ]. HUET.
Nov. Goth. 1890. -
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LIST OG LETTERS.
Rem'ining in the Post Office at,Ca-
nal Dover Ohio, April lsl. lS4O.
A.
Andrews John P.-2
sSs7 q b.
Befgdelt Abraham, Brown Daniel,
Bralnad Sebastian 2 BROKERS Jsmes
bfgT1s Isanjsassii ~ l8SssaSsf Abraham
Bups Samuel r.
&C.
.Ceuniyman Peter Calkins Oramel
.Cains.iam Adam Calkins Elecla CAM
pell H, Cummings Luther.
Dorsey Harriet,
E.
Eslinter Matthias Evert Joseph
Evertard JOAN.
F.
Franoe Christian, Fraser Thomas ].
Franc % John Forney Samuel Flick
enger Andrew Fdler John Fisher Hen-
ry Fiaulz Joseph.
&.
Gragtr Charles Gossage Thomas.
Hinc man Barely, -H,ckok D. s. Har-
baugH Leonard, Hoverstock David Hal
man John.
Koled baug Jacob Knappenberger Phil
ip Kinney John.
L.
Logan Robt Lenhart Susan LiiCh G. II
Long Jacob.
NJ.
Moare David Magers Thomas MiDe-
hard John Monroe FJames W. Miller
Joseph. March Elizabeth, Mumma G,
".
Need David,
p ....
Patterson Jane-2, Purser John Put.
man Cathahna, Patterson WIlhsn.
K.
Rogers EuOs, RObart James,
Sharpe James, Shifiler Henry..D. Smitl
John, Stoy John. Sprinkle Jacob Sva'
by William, Swaby Harriet, Stansbert!
Elijah, Stevenson Nancy Mics. Stubs
Jacob, Smick Caroline Miss. Sinl
John Jr. Stevenson Amy,
T. G
Tinkle Luciano Miss.
Walick Benjamin Sr. Wolf Edwart
WinnuH Doct, Wagner Christian.
t D.. VI. MlSNER, p. M
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MiLtTAar MOVEMENT. Brigadier
General Euslis has been or dered 10 The
conn and Of the United States troops a,
Houl,on, Maine. -..
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T.. JONES.

HOUSE, SIGN. ORNAMENTAL. PAIN
TER e. GLAZIER.
WMToULD respectfully inform the cid-
Vw zens of Canal Dover and vicinity,
that he has commenced the above bu.
siness Immediately over MICHAEL FISSEL'
Wagon Shop, where he intends to carry 1t on
in all its various branches. He also has con-
nected with the above-,he Paper Hanging
which be promises shall NOT be surpassed by
any. \ iis work shall be done in stile and
manner that will show for its SELL
lie d SO will attend to work in the country
Cana Dover, Aug. l5,.ls39. 9mo.
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Bread Stnffs in Texas. - Corn was selling in
Austin, at the latest dates, at GA bushel; beef
ct rs and rs cenls POUND, and aour at @li0
a bsrIel, AIo1andsTs Messenger.
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OOL.

SCH OOI..
MISS e. TI. SFoofVEa.
Has taken groom in the dwelling house o.
1. s. Frazier, Esq, [eOmer of Second and
Wooster streets, where she will spen School,
on TUESDAY, the I7,h, inst, for the in.
struOtion of youths of both sexes, in the vari,u
branches usually taught in English elementary
schools.
TERMS Per QUARTER.
Reading, Spelling, Writing, and
Mental Arithmetic, S2,00
Arithmetic, Geography Grammar,
Rhetoric, Astronomy, &c. $3.50
Dover. March Sd, 1870.
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DOVER LITERARY CLUE

A RIFLE to be shot for on Easter Monday,
in New Philadelphia. Three shots 100 yards
with resi-, string measure the nearest lead takes
the Rifle. Christian Albright.
April 10th 1870.
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N v Fr;d,v Fven;nu Anr;l

VIRGINIA ELECTION. : The election in
Virginia takes place on Monday the 9th inst.
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- N. Y. Friday Evening, April 10Th.
THE MARKET-.GeDesee flouris $4,75 a
SO for common brands, the high price being bas
ed entirely on the very small stock Of that sort
existing at the moment. Southern Flour $5 a
5, l2. Southern Corn SO 3cents. Bal. Post.
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Notice.

II hereby give notice, to all those indebted t
the subscriber, to come forward and settle "
their accounts on or before the lst of March
cerwise their accounts will be left in the hand
vi proper officers for collection. s..
,.a WIN. GRAHAM. ,
FEB. 7th, 1910.
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g a d dI Z Il y
w W7NI.SHEAR.

RESPECTFULLY informs the pnblic that
A@he has purchased the Saddle Il Hatr-
ness making establishment belonging to John
Treanor, and intends to carry on the business
as usual and manufacture men and wopien' 8
saddles in the newest fashion and of the best
materials.
A L so,
ALI kinds of carriage, Dearborn wagon and
Boat harness, with every other article In his
line of business which is required IN the coun
try. .
He fatters himself that the execution oi
his work will be satisfactory to those who
may employ him. He will sell on moder'
ate terms, and take all kinds Of approved coun'
try produce in payment.
III kinds ofleather for sale.
New Philadelphia, July Both, 1889 IT,
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The Price of Flour. - Flour was selling at
Natchsz at the last dates al 90 per barrel. At
Mexico 1t is bringing 1886 per barrel. Some diff
ference. y Bal. POST
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THE NJ ARKETs
WHEAT still remains. at so cts.

CORN is only 25 cts., aud scarce at that.
OATS 1Sots.,
Po rATOES l9 to2O.
HAY. 95, 10 $6 per ton.
BUTTER 8 to 8 cts.
EGGS 6 toS cts.
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WHO SERVED ms COUNTRY

WHO SERVED HIS COUNTRY
MOST IA contract has been enesf-
|iuglg drawn between Gen. HARRISON.
aud Mr.. Van Buren Dung tie vas,
Il has been said, thai whilst ihe Gen.
erar was fighting the battles Ofbis coun
tEy, the Civilian was doing nothing
laying on o bed Of roses, &c. &c. Is
this true The war was declared in
June, Il 8l2--and ended in January, 1916.
Gen. Harrison resigned his commission,
on the llth May, lSI3-Bnd he retired
to private life, leaving more perseveriDg
spirits to cght the battles ofhis county.
Fortunately for her glory Gen, jack
son was appointed in his place. He
fought the battle OF New Orleans. lie
fought to the end oflhe war; and crown
ed bis country with distinction, and car
we'd out his way 10 The first honors in
the Republic. But what became Of Mr.
Van Bureni He did rot have militia
~ commission, il is true; but he was en- :
gagged in the most imporlantlabo He
distinguished himself al home. He was
battling with the enemies Of the war, in
the Legislature Of New York--rousing
the people BY his addresses, urging the
measures Of defence, for one Of the most
exposed States in the Union, No N
York Statesman could have shown more
zeal and ability or have done more,
than he jid--his energy rose with the
occasion-- and he exerted il to The end
Of the war; Now,who served bis oun
try the mosti The retired Genral. OF
the active Statesmani>-Rich. Inquirer
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DIR. HUNTSS
CELEBRATED PILLS,
CONSUMPTION, DYSPEPSIA, AND NJ
HER.C0MPLAINT, &s.

As the enjoymentkof health depends on pre-
serving the functions Of the St6matA LUe, n .
tcstinss and Lungs, in healthy and yigslous
state, through the operations Of which the bodJ
receives its growth, its nuhition, ils support, !.
can no longer be astonishing that when thess vis
cera are derahsed and cannot perform their s-s-
per functions. the whole system suffers hrd be-
comes disordefed. Knowing this 10 beasypn
nd demonstrated fact, in science aud exgerie
ence, DoCroR HUSr's SIsrAN OF PhAeTick is ls
faithful accordance with il. lis aims To Lees
the !StUmach, Lungs nnd the Liver, IN yigetoHs
aud Eea.lhl II n, 8 the three great fbtnlale
Of health and hf. For hi. puFpuse his plis
are cum oui d Of b., which slrer gihel ana
equal Ze the action Of the heart and give an IN
pulse or str n-lI to tie at rial system, at ii'e
same timn qiioken the action OF liIe Absorb cat
and dl,ch Iging vessels and ID all thu Sc rs,
tons ars drawn from the blood, ahy murhid "a.
ton (which may have taken plNcs is removed,
all distractions are over oue, the blond is plTi-
fed aud the body assumes henihlu state,
These pills give tone tO The sioInath, hSreust
the appetite, and eminenty exptl ali aeid 81
morbid MAI e. through the execfeioIy duels Il
to the pass ge Of the bowels. In al cases ,H
Consumption. Indigestion arilyepepeia, Bihea-
Affectinns, or Liver Gomplah,is, Heaihtir..
Sourness or Acidily in the Stomach, Tgtrer
at the Chest Loss Of Appetite Sick Head 4 /.
chs, Pain in the Head, Back, f.iR'bs and Ssss
FIat1lency, Iyphus aud Scarlet te,ef, Eniti4
Sore Throat, Fever and Ague. or Jnternii.irr
Fevers, Gout, Rheumatism, L0mbago, S,Htea,
Spasnodic fectinns, aud ffic Dolt.urenr, Gem
vulslnn> Of Children, Measles, Small P"x. thrps
ing Cough. Tickets, 1'eething, Worms, Fr-
t,.io (lhstr,tcitona Hll.;ros;l ,,r fs.aa,, S.ALt
ness. aud Reflections cr Food, and Cdsin, ness,
Culic, whether tlaiulent dr Bilious, follow ite
-f DIRECTIONS. - t-e
Dost.---l'ake from three to nn pills, ill iner
op, r,te, two or three times daily, The usa .of
the pills must be pcrseVsred in till a cure IL e.
Gscied.
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DIR. EsTJN IT'S PILLS.
For Consumption, Dyspspsla, aAdI,i.


er Complaint .>-.
Reader, arc you rtflioied with Ihdigesiios
Costveness, Sour Quotations, Loss Of Aii =
tite, Water Rash Pam or Distress at the ~,
mach, Sickness aGer Eating, I.ansuor Pnlri,s
ion of the Heart Lowness Of Spirits, Pajr =
the Head, Breast, Back. aud Limbs, Lizihs's
and Confusion Of Sight, Fenr OF sun.e " 8
pending Evil. Restlessness, Dislike f'r kocd,
With other Nervous symptoms, bihg belare
you the Picture ofthe Dy spUptc, and Cousnri!-
i've patient Having resolved to remedy Tier
procure immediately a box Of Dk. -HuNl"t
PILLS, never failing and eficacinus reWed
or those dreaded foes Of human happiness nys
pepsla, Consumption and Liver Complaint, hi'8
the whole traine Of melancholy ofectIans arr.
ing from diseases of, the Stomach, Liver, Bow ~
and Lungs.
Sold at the Office, 1 Chatham street, n.
York. -r.
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For Rent.

.NHE Office and building. formerly
IL owned and occupied by Alexander
McCOnneI, ESQ.,, on front street, is
CT rent, the builoIng ls tw, stories. eb
and is convenient for two Offices.
Enquire OF the Editors.
Dover March 18th, lS40.-3w.
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GTThe appointment Of Rev. MIR. Sage, for
next Sabbath, is hereby recalled.
G. W. WARNER.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby gwen that after thirty days
from this date, petition will be presented to
the Trustees Eof Dover Township, praying for
a township road, commencing on the public
road leading from Dover to Shsnesville, on the
line between the lands Of Jacob tIaverstask g.
Jonas Shrock, thence south By the nearess and
best rout to Jonas Casebeersshop, thence by the
best rout 10 the crooked Run road on the line
between Henry Kretzsr and John Hildt. Sen.
A PETITIONER.
March 9th, 1s4O. p 81
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a General Assortment Of Drugs TO
Abe had at Mon,fIedy & McLhin's
New Store on Factory 81. 8 doors east
from Second OF. +.
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WHooPING CoUGR. - The following Is
said to be an in(alHble cure for tho whooPing
cough; A iea>spoOnful of castor oil 10 tea
spoonful Of tnolasses; tablespoonful of the mig
ture 10 be.giVsn whenever the couch 10 troubls>
some. II will afford relisf at once, and in few
days il effects cure. The same remedy res
lisves the Group, however violent the attack.
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ME w
Uatlo:r.tug Esta bItsbmeut,
SAMUEL II. ADAMS,

SAMUEL II. ADAMS,
"OULD respectfully inform the
w citizens Of Dover, and the ad-
joining counties, that he has commenced
the Tailoring business in The Town OF
Canal Dover, merchants row Factory
Street, two doors west of Montlredy &
Me eCiesn's New Store, in the room
formerly occupied by Mrs. NJ. c. Glon-
inger as a confectionery, where Clothing
will be made in the most fash,ons BILE and
fitting manner; from bis experience in
the above business, he feels assured
that he will be able to render genernl
satisfaction toall, who. are pleased, TO
give him q call. ..-..,...-
Dover, April 10Th l640. lE
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A LIST OFLETTERS.

Rsmsining in The Post Office at Bolivar
onthe lsi. day Of April which if not is.
ken out before The lst day Of July nsxl
win be returned to the General p. o.
as oaed letters.
Arthur John M. Burcb William
BigAtle Elizabeth Bsghted Jesse
Brown John Jr. Brown John
CrOwlch John Sen. FOgle lohu
Fashbaugh John Kramer H.
Keller Jehn Oaks George
Messrs. Poe David Rhoden James
son & MlGer) Rosman James
Snyder Henry 2 Robinson A..
Shwalk Daniel SnIflry Doctor
VIII David Smith Morgan
Zops Hem Stephan Vans DAVID
Glines George !. TELLER, p. M.
April 10Th l640.-3w.
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A LIST OFLETTER'


A LIST OF LETTERS. .-
Remaining in the Post Office at Shanes
vile Ohio, quarter Ending March alsi,
1910. .
Beardsley Henry Dickey Samuel
Deal John lEngel John
Gaishen Annamaria HARE Henry
Humrichhouse John High Abriham
Hively Abraham Hartman VIM.
Kint Elisabeth Kuntz Henry
Lint Conraud kLanbauch L.
Miller Daniel Miller Barry
MisinRer Adam Nicholson Geo
Snider Polly Spangler j.
Stiljenbaur Phillip Tufts Catharine
Zimmerman John.
BENJAMIN REAM, P. M.
April 10, l64O.-3w.
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MORE SPEcKs OF WAR.-The Bufa.
10 Advertiser states--"That intructisns
have betn given for the Immediate srec-
ton Of line Of block houses, extending
from FSn Etie. opRosite 10 ina, clly, ls
Chippewa. . distance Oeaboui 2Omies.
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NOtice.

The Final account Of George Confer Execu>
tor Of the last will and testament OF Peter Shat.
fer deceased, was filed at the March Term of
the Cour, of Common Pleas in 1910, subject to
the Examination Of al concerned. "
JAMES w. ENGLISH Clerk. |.
April 9th 1840.