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The New York herald., 1845-08-08
Affairs of the New York Episcopal Diocese
NEW YORK Aupusf 1 1919
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Pecatis venian poscentcm rcddere rursus-Roraee
A letter nimical to the Bishop of New York has
Just made It's appearance In low-church religious
newspaper and is supposed, by some, to be pretty
strong shot at him.
1t is an answer to circular addressed several
months ago by number of the city clergy to their
brethren OF the diocese, on church matters, which
was entirely OF private character, requiring, by no
means public reply, nor, indeed, any, unless the
Individual TO whom 1t sent was disposed to
give it to the writers themselves. His answering,
then, through the columns of a public print Won will
allow subjects the author of the letter referred to- TO
the charge OF d breach OF confidence.
OF the clergy to whom the circular was sent, this
one only has happily acted in SO unchurchman-like
manner. 1t naturally becomes a question. there
fore, why he should have proved an exceptionl
The author of the letter is the same individual
who made long-wnded speech at our late Conven-
tion in favor of Bishop Onderdonk, which called
better give us the text and their people the sermon
when they get home" Having foryears been known
to. entertain hostility towards his diocesan,
sincerity doubted ,and he felt terribly chagrined
then, because Bishop O. did not make him chair
man OF certain committee, to which he looked
forward, he ancles the Bishop does not desire his
friendship, and resolves TO treat him enemy.
Task, if il. be true, that the said Rector and
author OF the letter in question, had for years spoken
against Bishop o., and yet,when sick and needy, he
went TO his diocesan, IN the most abject condition,
and said he was seeking admission into the City
Hospital to undergo surgical operation, and keep
from starving, and the Bishop replied no, i must
not so be; get into respectable private lodgings,
make yourself comfortable in every respect, will
see you have the best medical assistance, and be re-
sponsbe for your obligations, and that he faithfully
fulfilled his promise, TO no small extent out of his
own pocket lfit be SO, then, indeed, this grateful
man has abundant cause to speak i'll of, and write
against, his kind benelactor. "Jeshurun waxed
fat and kicked, and the church, if not the world at
large, will know how to appreciate his motive for
appearing IN hostile array against Bishop Onderdonk
and his friends, in the columns of newspaper.
l await reply, and subscribe myself, meanwhile,
A New. York CuURcIIMAN.
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NOWLAN'S HOTEL,
Al HorIenp RIvAr

GEORGE NOWLAN respectfully returns his most sim
" thanks his friends and the public for the liberal
support which he has received for the while
peor Of Prospect Hail. and beg leave inform them that
Railroad this and the Bank of the River where
he prepared to furnish visitors with Breakfasts Dinners,
Teas Supper and other refreshments the shortest
Good ground and every accommodation for Military Compa
MES All the Railroad Cars land passengers front of the
Hotel for l2ia cents, from the City Hall.
N. An ordinary half past o'clock Sundays je28
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J. Il STOUVENEL,
IMPORTER OF WINES, No 80 John street, informs his
friends and the lovers of good Wines generally that order
supply the demand he made have
always and direct from Bordeaux Wines of
the first quality, from the proprietors direct.
The well known houses following sufficient
dation OF the qualities Of the Wines without further details =
Messrs Beron duester' (Propretors of vignobles,
Capt. Gervais, a'Doruea"A
~ B-J. s. undertakes to sell Wine for family USE by
the dozen or gallon. jy23 m*ec
TO CAPITALISTS,
RARE CHANCE-To invest capital ofsbout $lO, 600 in
"A safe and profitable way by erecting building for divine
worship for the Emanuel Congregation Of this city, and fur
nshng two lots between Bowery and East River and between
For particulars enquire Mr. j. Denhoefe 25 Cedar s
at Messrs Stetthemer Brothers, 81 Beaver street
JULIO Imsrc
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KOULSTONE'S RIDING SCHOOL,
I37 and I39 Mercer Street.

KOULSTONE'S RIDING SCHOOL,
I37 and 139 Mercer street.
N MIR. JOHN s. ROULSTONE has the honor TO
I inform his friends and the public general that his
School for Instruction Horsemaaship open
day and evening" as follows
HOURS for Gentlemen from tos A. NJ
Terms Of instruction made known application TO MIR.
Roulsfons.
elr II has JUST received from the country
stylish Saddle Horses which he is authorised sell
tnnnhle lrice mv1~r
BLOCK TN WAKE MANUFACTURY
Il GENFRA ASSORTMENT Of Planishsd TIN and
~ Common TIN Ware. Cutlery Hard and Hollow Ware,
Wood Ware Baskets Brushes Door Mats Shake Selves and
b,oms-in short every variety OF house keeping articles
b compiete Of Coffee and Tea Ums Table
DISHES and lovers Sc Gc for hotels and steamboats, hand
and manufactured at the shortest notice.
JANIS Y. WATKINS,
lu5 m III 6Cafharne New York.
PINE WOOD
CEVEN HUNDRED CORDS No. l. for sale low in Gin
- gatha Inlet Accomac Co., Va, by
JOHN SAVAGE.
y DENNIS
II. T. RUSSELL.
Said Inlet is psvigabIe for vessels drawing seven feet
jy22 lmtrrc
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d01no7 N OPPOSITION TICKET OFFICE-For
GsN1s11fsE}s Albany, IS cen.s-Itca, ss-syracuse,
through line with board so50~Aiso Oswego, So
Kingston ~ ca si-Toronto, s5.Clevrland tO.) s6De
troit, So 50-Chcago til Sl00Norh Troy and White
hall s25o-Monneal, $3.50. Office No. loa Barclay st.
v25 lmerb nj. L. RAY, Agent
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WILSON'S HOTEL AND DINING ROOM,

COUNTRY MERCHANTS will find this desirable House.
~ being convenient TO the business Of the city This
establishment Is htted up with entirely new furniture Good
venience aud comfort this house hotel the city
and half the Permanent boarders
very reasonable terms
All the deicaces Of the up, soon as they
in market half the price of other houses Elegant
private ors for the referee cases. private dinners sup
parties. The very best OF liquors jus 3m*rc
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THE NEW YORK HERALD.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, Proprietor.
Circulation---Fo Forty Thousand
ROCKAWAY STAGES

N1- ON and after August lst. 1886 will leave
L911-{f the City Hotel at 80 o'clock p NJ. daily,
kESzze$.& sundays excepted, for Far Rockaway. Re.
turning Pavilion 1T 74 A. NJ for New York cross
ing At the South Ferry.
All orders to be left at $40 Pearl street
aul snsrc II CONKJJN
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STRIKERS SOLUTION FOX THE HAIR,
WHICH will change har to its original color in few
w minutes This solution is different from any yet offered
and cannot fail of supercedng all others.
Those who doubt its virtues requested have their hair
changed before paying their IL humbugs would take
this method there would be reason to complain.
None genuine unless signed II. Striker, in red ink.
The Solution be forwarded by Harndens Express to any
part Of the world.
One trial will prove the fact.
Sold wholesale and retail and applied at No S Chatham
street opposite the Hall Of Record New York. up stairs
ind
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ESTABLISHED 1872
PETER ROSE, CUTLER, AND MANUFAC-
TTJRER OF

No. ii2 BRo. .pwAY, NrAR CANAL SrhfEr NEw YoRK.
ID r. would respectfully call the attention OF Physicians
Surgeons Dentists aud Country Merchants to his gene
raj and Cutlery Of the most approved
Iates, which lac will warrant not to be surpassed IA quality
ported.
r. T. trusts thst long md practical experience in the bust
ness thavng bee .aged i since 1922 will be sufficient
guarantee to that all orders will be faithfully aud
promptly attended, Surgical and Dental Instruments, RAJ
zors shears Scissors rennyes &c. ground set and repair
ed with great aud dcspaich. ju1 lmsrc
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BALTIMORE MARKET.

Office ofMe BALrIMoRE AMERICAN, Dec. 4.
GRAIN.-On Saturday a cargo of Penna, red
and white, was sold at 1877 cents. To day, ow.
ing to the rainy weather. holders are not offering
the parcels which they have on hand, and there
is therefore little or nothing doing. We contin
nue. TO quote good to prime Md. and Virginia reds
at 1870 1875 cents.
Sales Of new Nd white Corn to-day at 81 a es
cents, and of new Nd. yellow at 20 II cents.
A sale of Penna. Rye at IS cents we quote
Md. at 73 a rs cents. Sales Of Md. Oats at 80 a
Al cents.
WHISKEY-We continue TO quote hhds al
20 cents. Bbs. are held at 81 cts, aud 30 cts.
offered
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Orphans Court Sale.

IA y pursuance uf Al order of the Orphans Court
"A of Northumberland coun v, will he exposed to
pubic sale on Thursday he lsIh day of Drcemh :
next, at the late residence of Abraham RotUcrmei
decd, tn wit; certain tract ef Ind situate ia
Little Mahonoy township NdUlumberand county,
adiaining lands OF Solomon Dunkeherger, Jacob
Raker aud the heirs Of Daniel Herb and mruu ain
land containing two hundred and inrly.sx acres
and forty niue peTches, on which erected a two
story log house, bank barn seventy feet long by
thirty-sx in width, and a small orchard Also at
the same time aud place the one undivided fourth
part of tract of unimroyed land situate in the
township and county .for said, containing four
hunired and ten acres ard thirty-nnc psrches, al
Joining lands Of Michael Botb, Solomon Dr,ssler
aud Others. late the estate Of Abraham Rohsr-
mel, decd.
The above tract of 2i6 acres is hand somey o>
Gated, and we'll adapted Ia manufacturing purposes.
The Mahonoy Creek runs through the praporty,
alordins excellent water power ior milling and
other purposes.
Sale 10 commence at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. of said
a"y' "heh 'he ."nuilons OF sale WI he made
y" oey WM ROrhERhlEL,
Nov. 18th, lel5.-5t h1n'r
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Notice

8 hereby given, to all lcga,ees, creditors and
other persons, interested in the estates ofGcorge
Gottshall, deceased settled by his administrator,
settled by Susnnn, Dunkcberecr, administrative Of
Abraham Dunkleberger, decd. who was tha ex'r
Of Christian Dunkleberger, decd; ofJoscph Wcl-
vor. decd, settled hy his adm'r. Henry Weaver !;
OF John II. Hart. decd, settled by his executors
Jsmes Hutchson and Rehecca Hart : Of Jacob
Trouiman. decd, settled by hi, cxr George
Trouimsn, late of Northumberland county, decea-
sed, that the executors AID administrators Of the
said deceased estates have flied their accounts with
the Register of this county; and lha, they will be
presented 10 the Otphars' Court of said county on
ruesdsy, the 9th day of January next, for conir
nation and allowance.
EDWARD OYSTER,
Sunbury Dcc. 9, lSi5.-5t Register.
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Our relations with the Indian tribes are more
favorable than heretofore. They are more fayo
rably disposed to remove west of the Mississippi.
The commerce ofthe U. States has so mach in.
creased, that we are now second to but one now.
er in the world and shall at no distant day be se
eond to none
The extension of Steam Navigation on the o.
cean is also recommended as a wise policy OF
defence, &c
The income of the General Post Office is next
referred to, which will fall short of the expendi.
lures, this year, between one and two millions of
collars. The message says
In the adjustment OF the tariff Of postsges the
Interests OF the people demand that the lowest
rates be adopted which will produce the neces-
saty revenue to meet the expenditure of the de-
partmeDt. invite the attention of Conyr.s. To
the suggestions OF the Postmaster. General on
this subject, under the belief that such modl.
fication Of the late law may be made as will
yield sufficient revenue withcat further calls on
the treasury. and with very little change in the
present rates of postage.
Proper measures have been taken in pnrsn.
ance Of the act of the 3 OF March last, or the
establishment of lines of mail steamers between
this and foreign Countries.
The message concludes with beautiful tribute
TO the memory of Gen Jackson, and closes with
the concluding remarks of his first message TO
Congr.ss
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- C9AS2D,
NnrcmNrf o0th. !A4h.

VUSHE sutscr or, editor and publisher OF The Nj.
4 uer's Journal for rhc last six year,, has
been engaged for hr last year. IN collecting the
Materials for u wotk--for which nc hss secured
the copy right in tie following words
"A HISTORY Of the Anthracite Coal Trade Of
Schuvkl and the adjoining Counties, Geological
aud Statistical, accompanied wrih Maps Of tie dh.
ferent Regions, the Improvements, lnv,slmcn.,
Capscy. &c, embracing complc'c and authentic
history Of the pr,scn, tme-to which will be ap.
pended Synopsis of the lfon Ira e."
IL Is our intention tn enilrace every thing Of in
lerest n the work, connected with the ade, up TO
the beginning of ,he year 1876. prepared and ar
ut I,erlods of live or Ten years, with such add
the Increased trade will waraot. These hI II
ch.s OF trad" have assumed an iripnItance which
W Il warrant such puhlica,I1n,--aud he feels cor-
fdrnt that wrh the protieed aTd Il several GenIle-
men an the statistic. already in hi+ possession, he
will furnish the public with Wok, which, if MT
one Of the most interesting in IL del sis, IT viii he
Of great vaue 10 'hnse enSaecd aud interested III
rhes, b.tnches oi husiu, IS.
As s"oa as The Maps, SC. are prepared, and some
ii,s eau he formed OF the irohlbie -xpets' Of pub
Fishing tie wuk proposals. wall be issued for the
az All the tracts of Coal l,nd will he d'sigus-
rcd ga tNe N q, the Schu, xiii Coal Region,
which wN accompany he work
BENZ. BANNAN,
Por,v,ii- Nov. %, 1915.
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In the Court of Common Pleas

In the Court Of Common Pleas
For Northumberland County, Pennsyuanio.-No
S, January 7erm 1884.
C,spcr Adams, j. and FIS 'erck Adams,
John Adams. FS;cr Adams, Samuel Adams, Jacob
Trayer Catherine Fox, William Iebrick and
Elizabeth his WIFE. Peter S'rlsser and Magdalcna
his WIFE, Samuel Started aud Susannah his wife,
sui Elenor Adams
aAN motion of w. J. Grerncu.h, conrt grant
q y rule the Pa'ties Interested to appear by
the first day of rcxt term and show cause why the
land of Casper Adm, deed should not he taken
at the npprai-ement by the heirs entitled 10 The
SINE, ~ tc sold.
Exrr.ccl from he Record and certified Nov
sl,lsl5. SAMUEL d. JORDAN,
Nov Is. Isi5,-6t Proth'y.
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AIR TIGHT STOVES.
Tie best in the HorM for CLEANLINESS, COm.for.
and Economy
C.. j. 1YN ID A L L,

No 81 SouTa SECOND ST., PHILADELPHIA,
TIAS now on hand large assortment "f ORR'S
4 L Celebrated Patent AIR TIGHT STOVE,
to which he would call the attention of every true
lover of comfort and economy, for which quail It's
they cannot be equaod b. any Stove IN the world.
They are a light Stove, and can be conveniently
carried to sny distance, and being constructed Ter
the use of wood, they are parl cularly udaped to
sick room.
MANY thousands of ths Stove being now 10 Use.
their good qualities are too we'll krown 10 ueej
putting.
Mr. TrSDALE is the fist authorized agent IL,
Philadclphia, and has been making them CONSTANT
" for the last five or six years. There can be no
fear Of not getting the genuine Stove of him, aud
they are all warranted TO give entire satisfaction.
No Air Tight Stoves are genuine, without brass
plate with the Inventors name and date of tho
Patent.
lie has also on hand large assortment Of Cook
S1ovEs, RADIArope, and all kinds OF Fancy Coal
Stoves at the Old Establishment, No. 81 South
Second above w anut street.
Philadelphia, Nov. |. ls45.-2m
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1 Must ssaye Money.

4 IL iho.c knowing themselves indebted to the
~ Subscriber residing in Augusta township Nor
thumberland county. for Wool Csrding. Cloth
Fulling, &c are requested to come and settle up
their accounts as longer indulgence cannot be gi.
ven. All kinds Of grain viii lie uken in payment
q, the market price. delivered at the house OF the
suhsciter on or before the first Of January next.
Those who have neither money nor grain are 10
come and give their notes with interest suits will
be brought scsns, them after the above date.
DAVID HAUCK.
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Watches. .Bcwe.ry, &C. &C.

yr(IE ~ scrl er olltrs I sale i the lowest prs
\ ce.. a luge AID general assortment of Gold
and = liver lever, l.riur and other kinds Of
Wa,cl,s: I-w,lrv, Silver Wne, Ebony and Gilt
Manr,l Cl ,ck-. Auj Mas cal Boxes playing from
two To ten times; Benedict * Barney's Diamond
poin,,d God Pen; W o,chm .k'rs' Tools, Files
and Ns'ert'ls.
Oalers iiom the country are solicited, and will
be c.leiuiy attended t.. JOHN Z. fAhh,
lie Oh smut st, PhiIadeIphia,
Nov l. 1915 I'm
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o. CONGRESS commenced its deliberations on
Monday, at 12 O'clock in the midst Of heavy
rain storm. A caucus of the democratic mem
bers was held on Saturday evening, but as a suf.
icient number was not in attendance, they ad.
jonrned to meet on Monday morning, at o'clock.
The caucns met accordingly, but not in the
House, it being too public. The two thirds rule
was not concurred in, and in consequence some
dissatisfaction was felt among the majority mem.
bers. The nomination for SrEAnER was theE
made and upon the first ballot JoHN w. DAVIS
of Indiana received 6S ont of | Is votes. CHARLES
JARED tNGKnsoLL received l2. GEoRoK N Hor.
kiNs l6. GnoRar c. DRoMsooLx 7, &c. Upon
the second ballot Mr.. DAVIS received II votes,
aud motion was then made to give him unan-
imous support, which the House vote shows was
not concurrcd in Before | o'clock, the meet.
ing adjourned, and the members had mostly as
sembed in the House.
The Senators as yet have had meeting, for
the selection of subordinate officers and it is not
probable that the caucus system will be adopted
10 any extent in that body.
The voting for Speaker commenced pipa voc.,
according to the Rule of the House. The result
of the first ballot was as follows:
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FANCY & sTArnE DRY GOODS.

which will I've sold At the lowest New York pIicrs
a, Wholesale and Rrt6h, Among his stock will I've
found good assortment Of the following articles:
Jaccnue,,, Plaid, Hair Cord Lace, SFiPe, Book
Swiss and Ta'aan Muslins, Bishop and Linen
hawBe. Fancy Cap Nets, Fancy and Ball Dresses
Thread Lsces. Application Do, r'ch Black Silk
Trimming Lace, Irish Linens, Linen Cambrcs
Linen Camhrlc HdSfs., Curtain Fringes, Cashmere
d'Ecos,e. Mousellne dc Lane silk and Cor on
Warn Ailaccas, Queens CLOTH, Gals Phids,
French Nednos, Black silks, Giov.s, six Hose,
ShawIs, Cravss, Ribbons, Emh; oiierifs, &c, &c
Country Merchants anJ others visiting Philadel
phia or New York TO purchase, are respectfully in
vited 10 c,il apd examine the stocks.
Nov, |, ,si5-ly q. II. MOORE
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:. z g y II = ?.
JON Il. ST II Y X T. II,

Of The late firms cf Nemkirk & &rykey, and
Nryker y Pogus,
HAS resume, the Wholesale Dry Goods Busi-
ness, md NOW offers Tor sale, at Nos. /" and
Ia Rank street, Philadelphia, adjoining Myers,
Cia shorn q Co.'S Auction Store. No. 7s Market
street, general assortment Of Dry Goods, chiefly
purchased At auction II, a very small advance for
cash nr cily accepiancts.
Believing that his long experience in purchasing G
will enable him to sell hi- Goods at the lowest Mar
KIT pccs, be invites hi old friends, and others
wis ing ~ buy, 70 favor him with call.
PhIl,lenhIl. Nov. ], 1915. -6m
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sei9 NJ

The ,sgncl, svpointel to Rudlt aud adjus,
lhe accounts Of the Overseers Of the Poor OF the
Borough of Sanitary, having examined The Receipts
and Expenditures, as set forth in the preceding
sta,emtnt Of Samue, Thompson and George Bright,
late Oserseers Of said Borough, exhibiting a bal.
snce in ther favor Of fifty nine dolaIs and sixty
eight cents, do allow and pass the same.
Witaess our hands, the ed day of November,
A.D.lsl5 F.. G. MARKLEY,
LEWIS DEWART,
Nov. 90. le45. c. A. YORKS.
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and the next time he awoke, il was 5 o'clock, but
there were no persons in the streets. The peo.
pie are not in the habit Of rising soon. The
Swedes in the cities are not very industrious,
owing, probably, TO the climate.
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MuriLArEp BANK BrLLs.--A large number of
five dollar mutilatcd bank bills are said to be in
circulation in Baltimore. ItaFrears that rogues
there have been Lu,iy engaged in manufacturing
seven bills out of six, by means of taking small
piece from each
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~ II " K I Il ID

On the 25th ult, by the Rev, d. Barber. Mr.
]oHS NJ IRLANp. of Turbnt township, to Mis-
AMANDA McMAHAs, of Liberty township, Co
lusnbia county
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PHILADEL PAIA.
TERMS REDUCED.

ID-l NO
DAG UERRIiN GALLERY Of Patent Prev IL
um Colored hkenesses, and Photographic
Depot
No. 1873 Chesnut Street, Philadel phia
No. PSI Broadway, New York No. ~ Cours
Street, Boston; No. 1876 Chcsnut Sweet, Phiia-
delph'a Baltimore Street, BatInors BGoId-
way, Saratoga Springs No Sc Canal Street
New Orleans Main Street Newport, K. !. And
Main Street, Du Bu9ue, Iowa,
CONSTITUTING the oldest sni most Exlrp-
" sve Establishment Of the kind in the " oril
and Containing more than a THOUSAND POR.
TRAITS, embracing those OF some of the most
distinguished individuals, in The tn,'rj Sts,es.
Admitlauce free.
This Establishment hivng hecn swsrl.d rha
Medai, -Four Fya Premiums, nra f'o0 HgbrSt
HgnerSr at the Exhibitions .. l0s,ou, New Nok
and IhiladelI ha, resprrvciN Tor rr,t Pic'u's- st
Apraratus, ia thus officially JUS ned 10 the posi-
ton OF superiority ber, tot re uni,esy sssisrsl
by the pub ir, as First R Hs Wor!a'
June Is sJh, lSIS,-iy
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Aaron RObins's Estate.

A IL. persons indebted TO the es ate Of Aaron
~ Robins, late of the borough Of Sunbury, decd
or having demands sganst said estate, are r,ques
ted TO pre,en, the same TO the subscribers for set
element, duly authenticated
Joseph C. ROBINS.
BENJAMIN ROBINS.
sunbury, Nov. 29, lei'.-S' r,
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THE POOR OVERSEERS.

SAMUEL THoMrs.S and GkoRaE BRIsHr. Orer.
ssers Of the Poor Of The Borough Of Sunbury, in
account current u'ih said Borough. for Tie gear
commencing in March, ls44, and ending in
March, is45.
DR.
To whole amount Of Duplicate, Sll9 80
To amount received from The estate Of G.
G. Donne, Esq, 20 90
To order on present Overseers for balance
due, SO 6s