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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-06-24
uDen:a1naD. S. c. gguh 90, oaae,

M t.,r -, ou,,,,,
struck oy Oan auu 'n0'''''
"ounaoa; IN.
In 1ne mgan.,u'G anu .Stao'' ~sau sad y, d't. haa,
ry under Lieut. ol. bnids had peer
brought up 10 shpt1kt. 'ne: infantry on oI'
right, strong S1sI siIn"nslralion OF caval,
ry vas now maaeaDy 'ne enemy asains
This part OF our lin4 anu lhe column con:
tlnusd to advance sRae' , severe 'nLe from =?
me io-pounoe, ~ oauahon =. vas III,
stan'iy loimeu lusguale quo nelu reaay
10 receive 'ne cla1st Oh eavalry, ou! waen
the advancing sguHfcus were "'sn'ti ciose
range deadly hresoi cannls'er alli't rom .he
l5-pounders disposed Them. a brisk hre
OF small arms WasssseaoW ssa y. opened: upon the
square by which olrS i.,1 Rfflser Lieut.. Luther
I'd artillery. was ,eg! 3sitgally wounded out a
well directed yonss,1ram n. Inc zero 'front.' ol me
square s''e,ieeu ll5Su''Ie' n''pS ''o''i 'ne
eaemy IN .a's l.aass.. 'slWas h'" "eer,y
uarh ana 'he a.''n.sa' I.oseu ou .iie ''sn'
OF our hne: we esgssy nav!ne oeea com,
plete,y ar'yeh oaes'ron MS postum anu
ioiiea in every alsShip' against our 'ue'
q "ni,e Inc aoorss@as going forward on
our rlen' ana uuuslsMy own eye. 'nr enc
my haa maoe d sistoGs a'!enPt aealns'
The !eit OF our liFiea . eePsa'n duncan IN
stanfly PerGeiyveai.5ne movement. ana ny
the 'oio anu or'iilah! maneuVer'ns OF MS
battery cohp'eiety rep"lsed several ef-
lof!s e. q 'ae 10 enemy 10 lo1ee upon
our lett ma Il. SaPpoHed IN succession
By the 9th IntantrAEapd bYCap,ain ker's
squadron oil dragoona, he gallantly held
the enemy at bayT and 'faaliy drove him
with immense losas lgem the field. The
action here' andsaaag The whole line,
continued until dafksWi'en s The enemy re
tired INTO the chaapaLa1tn rear, pl his po'
sltl"n.-our anTy gIyouacked on The
ground It occupletl.-DurIng The afternoon
the train had been moved forward about
half a mile. and wras packed in rear OF the
new position.
Our loss this dag, was uine killed, forty
four wounded, and two missing. Among
the wounded were Major Ringsold, who
has since died, assd5Gaptan Page, dam
gerousiy wounde.l Lieutenant Luther,
slightly SO. | anheaaitabular statement
of the casualties sFthe day. -.
Oar own force ti,gaged, is shown bv fhe
field report. .hcreisitb, 10 ..have been l77
officers, and 2'lIimeE;-Tagsres q ate, 2,2S5,
The Mexican loIcs.. according To the stale,
:nenls oflhei: nRf hcers Ia ken prisoners
il !se all ssas ssot: Less: linn g
shgoe reeuiafsfss ssit ten p'ecesSo OF ar
liiiery, andeprobabigz exceeded that NUN
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-06-24
LaTE FKoM mExIco vraHA ANA.

LATE FROM MEXICO VIA HA ANA.
BY the schr. Merchant. Capt. Kean. ar,
rived al Charleston, on the l5sh. we re-
ceived files of Havana and Matanza pa
pers (says The Courier.) TO- the 10Th inst.
From the Havana Diario de la Marina Of
the 9Th insl., we translate the following,
letter., which is later than The advices..
from Vera, Cruz brought by the steamer
Mississippi al: Pensacola, published in an
other. column:
Correspondence of the Diario de Ia Marina.
VERA Cruz. Juue !, 1916. :
The: Consuls of The neutral nations have.
protested against the blockade of This port,
declared ON The 20lb of last month hy the
commaulant of,he U. s. feel, which al
lows only IS. days 70. foreign vessels to
leave The port. The principal portion Of
the American fleet is now al lsta Verde,.:
and the American men-of-war st. Mary.s
and Falmouth. and small brig are cruis-
ing before 4Tampicu.
Many families are leaving this city for.
abe interior. WeSpe now hers asin 1895,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-06-24

this presumption resolves itselfinlo a.js-
ton! Great fellows are those Philadelphia.
lawyers.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-06-24

Presumption Of La'O.-Two lawyers III
Philadelphia ~ ere recently arguing case.
in which :hey exhibited grea, diversity
of opinion as to the relative rights and
duties of the marriage slate. They, how
ever agreed on two propositions that the
law presumes husband to have at all
times complete control of his wife's
] actions; aud that, fn nine cases in ton
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Texas,

BY the arrival last night at Q o'clock,
of the fast ranning steamship Galveston.
Capt. Wright, we have Galveston city
dates of the morning previous, the 18th
inst. The G. made the trip from city to
city in thirty-four hours only-altogeth-
er the quickest passage ever made. This
thing Of receiving Texas papers the next
day after they are printed is new thing
entirely.
Late as our files, we do not find line
ofnews of moment in any of the papers
before us.-The report that Major Hays
recently killed two Camanches in the Lip
an camp is contradicted by the agent of
the latter tribe, who says they were Kill
led by the guard while attempting to es-
cape.-We see no account of further In
dian depredations on the frontiers.-
Picayune.
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Somerset COunty, ss.


Mr(~M q T an adjourned Orphans
g 49, court held at Somerset in
10 : and for said county on the 9Th
8C~~E2 day Of December. AID, ls45.
Before the Honorable Judges thereof.
IN tile matter Of the real estate of
John Sutton, deed. viz: I56 acres of
land, situate in Somerset township, sold
by John Sutton in his lifetime to Samuel
Metzler, per article of agreement dated
25lh day Of January, 1927.
And now to wit. December Slh, 1855.
on petition of William King and John
Cobaugh. executors Of the last will and
testament Of John Sutton, deceased. The
court grant rule on the heirs and legal
representatives of said deceased, to ap-
pear at an adjourned Orphans court to
be held at Somerset on Monday lie Cd
day Of March, 1876, and shew cause. If
any they have, why specific perfor-
nance of said contract should not be de.
creed.and The executors aforesaid allowed
TO execute title to the purchaser agree
ably to the terms and conditions OF said
agreement.
Extract from the records of said court,
certified December sih, lS45.
WM II PICKING.
dec2s AS Clerk.
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From Cuba.

We are indebted to Captain Scott, of
the schr, Catherine, arrived this morning
from St. Jago de Cuba, for the following
memorandum
Nothing ofspecial interest at St. Jago,
Dec. 7th. Rains had been abundant, and
the crops generally were expected to be
good. 1t was very healthy, and in fact
scarcely a case Of yellow fever has oc-
Cured there for the last two years, al
though it has been considered one of the
worst ports in the West Indies.
Itappears by an advertisement in one
of the papers, that the Baltimore Mining
Company, have Withdrawn all connection
with their former agent, Mr.. Trenard on
account ofhis utter failue to fulfil any of
his engagements.
The company however are making ar
rangemenis to obtain ore from other
sources. The best and almost the only
productive mines are in possession of
English companies, who have secured
the monopoly by an enormous outlay of
capital.-Com. Adv.
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From EEaytf.

The New York Herald has received
Port au Prince dates to the 18th:
"The difficulties between the Domini-
cans and Hayticns continued in full force.
A Frencn commercial agent, residing at
Cape Haytien, had been ordered off by
the blacks, for acting as a sort of spy for
the Dominicans. Not leaving immedi-
alely he was marched down to the beach
and made to swim off to Haytien man
of-war, on board Of which he received a
a severe fogging.
This created some sensation, and may
lead to the blockade of all the Haytien
ports by the French. A steamer convey
ing information Of the occurrence, had
been despatched 10 the French Admiral
on the coast, but had not returcd on the
9th inst.
VIII not this affair afford an excellent
opportunity for the French TO recover
their lost colony!'
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The Hana fn E9iapssfe.

There is doubtless, remarks the Bal
timore Sun, many OF our readers who
have no idea indifference in the amount
'ofland, between the 4Sth degree of lati-
III de and the parallel Of 81 degrees 40
minutes, which the Union declares 10 be
the intention of Government to insist up
on as the northern boundary line of
Oregon. According to a statement made
by a Commissioner of the Land Office in
1913, the difference consists in one hun
dred and four millions six hundred and
forty thousand acres, which at the min
imum price Of the public lands is worth
SI3o,86C, 900.
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TraUerse Jurors.

TraUerse Jurors.
Jenner-James Ewec, Henry L Pick
ing, Jacob Iieiple. Jos. Fleming, Joseph
Blough.
Somerset township-Joscph Cri!fh-
field, john Shall,er, Conrad ShuI,z, Peter
Auman, & BarkIey.
Southampton George Cock, (of F. J
Christian Kennel, VIM. May, Charles
Wilhelm.
rurkeyfoot-John c Philippi, Solo
mon Baldwin. Emanuel Kohn.
Addison-Hirrm Mitchell, Moses Jen-
nings. Geo 9 Case, S Elder, Wm Ilar
din. rhos Endsley.
BrohersvaIIey-John Croner, Jacob
Koontz, Samuel Farney
Snmmit-Elias X Beighy.
Greenville.-Moses Yoder, Charles
Wagner.
Stonycreck, Joseph GiEdlcsperger,
David Findley.
Paint-Isaac Holapple.
ElkIick David Beighley.
Somerset BeaoUgh-Samuel Huston,
Solomon Zn(all, Martin ShaHer.
Milford-IlamRlnn Barnes, Jno. Wal
ter, Abraham Walker.
Quemahening g-Ilenry Loh-, Jacob
Snider.
Berlin.-Jacob KimmeI, Solomon
GIessner.
Shade Frederick Coleman, Jon Wag-
ner.
Conemaugh-JOhn AIlwine, Joseph
Kaufman.
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The Efornlons.

1t is rcclloned that the Mormons will
use 5000 wagons to convey themselves
and their effects TO California, and that
they viii form line 25 miles long. In
the front wagons is to be press and
types, from which viii be issued every
morning paper, TO be sent back to inform
the rear guard what is going on in the
van!
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Ras,guaff91 Of HTr. sssdeH.

The New Orleans Courier of the 10th.
announces the receipt of an address of
Mr. John Slidell to the electors of the
First Congressional District, stating that
in consequence of his having been ap-
pointed Minister 10 Mexico, he has trans
mitted 10 Gov. Mouton his resignation OF
the seat in Congress which he held as
their representative.
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EFsofRnR,

TIE Senate Of Indiana stand "a Wings
an q Lcco,ocos. At the late meeting
Of that body G.S. Orth, Esq, was e.
Isc.ol Speaker on the 99ih bollot. Mr..
0rsh IS a Wing, and prominent candi-
case Ior the nonination> for Governor
lie is native Of Lebanon County, where
his fa.seg sd and left large estate.
He was ior some time student in this
place, and afterwards read law with the
lion James Cooper Of Gettysburg, TO
whom nc is connected as brolher-in-law
Mr.. Orth IS Young man for the honors
which are placed upon him, but worthy
of them alI.-Har. Telegraph.
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HtAME trespassing upon the premises
q of the subscriber ~ Milford town
ship. some time since, pale red bull
with some white spots on his body. be-
tween one and Two years old-no ear
marks.
The owner is requested to come for.
ward. prove property, pay charges and
take him away. or he will be disposed of
as the law directs.
ian6'45 GEO. HUMBERT.
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Hon. HENRY CLAY arrived at Louis
vile on the morning of the 18th, and left
in the afternoon in the steamer "OLD
HICKORY" for New Orleans. The Morn
ing Courier says
Mr.. Clay appeared to be in excellent
health and spirits. Time seems to make
but little impression upon him. In figure
he is erect and commanding; and in mus
cular and mental vigor and sprightliness.
he seems TO be as juvenile, as he was ff-
teen years ago. He looks, talks and
walks, like one Of the old Roman stock,
most of wham have fallen into their,graves
but all of whom have shed immortal
lustre upon the history of their country.
When MIR. Clay reached Portland yes
terdav afternoon, to take his passage in
the ''Old Hickory for New Orleans, a
salute was fired announcing his arrival.
A large number of persons, desirous of
once more seeing the venerable Statesman
and Farmer, and shaking him by the hand
crowded the cabin of the boat, until near
dark, when she was about to depart.
Mr.. Clay appeared to be gratificd by
these demonstrations of rflection and re-
spect; and we have rarely seen him in
finer spirits, or more flowing and a
greeable humor. We heard him drink
the toast, success forever, TO .Old Iiick-
ory," under good Whig commander"
which was received with hearty appluse.
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41gp OP 9gR0 0Rg;
For February Term, 1916.
Grand Jurors.


Summit.-Perry Walker, Gillian c.
Lint. e NJ Hicks, Henry Hay.
Stonycreek-Samnel Spaneler.
Quemahonng-John Snyder, (of A.
John Barnhari.
SouIhamplon-Jonalhan Long. Peter
Boyer. Richard Griger. Philip Dom.
EIklick. : Ch;stian Gneggy. John
KeiIn.
Berlin Michael Zom.
Somerset tp,-Jon, Rhoads, Christian
Ankeny, David Williamson.
Grecnville-Samuel Griffith.
Jenner-John o Griffith.
Tnrkeyfuot-Lew's + Sanner, jacob
" IiartzeII.
Allegheny-Joshua Palmer
Stoyst0wn-Jonaihan Staller.
Mlford-David Weimer (of Al
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Pence or war.

On the subject Of our relations with
Great Britain much difficulty appears to
exist; and preparations are in progress by
both Governments for the worst. Ne
vertheless, hope is indulged by men of
al parties, that some satisfactory compro-
mise will vet be agreed upon, and that
war viii thus be avoided.
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NOTICE.

A LII persons indebted TO the subscri-
"a bers, are requested 10 make pay
ment to ] o Carson in whose hands the
books of the firm are. Il will be to the
interest Of ALI. concerned not TO neglect
this notice. THE BOOKS MUST BE
SETTLED. "A hint to the wise is
sufficient" BRUCE & CARSON.
Sloysiown, ian6 40
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Sub-Tteasury Bin.

II will be seen by our Congressional
news in another column, that bill was
reported in the House of Representatives
on Friday last, providing for the estab-
lishment of the Sub-Treasury system.
The n. York Herald of Saturday, "that
the anticipation of this measure has al
ready produced money panic in that
city. Banks are curtailing their discounts:
the rate of interest is rising; and money
is becoming scarce. Failures must of
course be the result-and thus the peo-
pie are enjoying in advance, some of the
blessings Of this renewal of an exploded
experiment. The full fruition is reser-
we'd for the period when it shall 90 into
operation; and then we shall have explo-
sions in abu undance, and of all sorts.--
With such prospect before them, pru-
dent men viii husband their means. and
prepare for the coming tempest. Really
il would seem as though some members
of Congress regarded the prosperity OF
the country with envious or hostile feel
ings. and are resolved 10 blast 1t by war
or other means. So much has been said
about merchant princes, "nabob manu-
facturers.' and the like-stirring up the
passions of the poor against the rich
that we can scarcely be surprised TO find
this contemplate and disreputable feel
ing existing with some members Of Con
gress. '-ROmney Intel.
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VIRGINIA EeeIslature.

The bill to authorize the extension of
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad to the
Ohio river, has been made, in the House
of Delegates of Virginia, the order Of the
day for the Cd Tuesday in January.
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CAEITInN.

WUHEREAS | gave to Jacob Pile Of
w Milford township. Somersei e"..
three notes of hand. dated on The 18Th
of September, 1915, one calling for ten
dellars, and the other two for FIVE dollars
each, one due months months after
date. and the others and months At
ter date. No, having received value Tor
the same, hereby caution all persons a
gains. taking an assignment oi either or
all OF said notes, as shall not pay them
unless compelled by law.
deel6'45 JONATHAN PILE.
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Dreadful Casualtv.

The dwelling Of Mr.. john M'Clel-
land Of Armstrong county, was recently
destroyed by fire, and dreadful 10 relate,
has sons, the eldest about Is years of
age, who were sleeping in the upper sto-
ry, all perished in the flames!
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Somerset Dec. 30th.
Somerset Lyceuin,

WILL meet in the Lyceum room on
Friday Evening next.
Question for discussion. !.
Would war with England. to secure
TO the United States The whole territory
Of Oregon be politically beneficial TO our
country.
Decla:mer. S. Gebhsrt.
Essayist, w. w. Summers.
Those interested will please attend.
A. s. RJNNELLS, Sec.
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Mail 70 TExAs.-A regular mail now
leaves New Orleans for Galveston about
every FIVE DAYS. Ii is necessary that the
postage on all letters and papers should
be prepaid, not only to New Orleans,
but from that city to Galveston.
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Snow AT THE SoUTu.-Snow fell at
Henderson,, n. c., early last week. to
the depth OF eighteen inches. This was
the heaviest fall Of snow there within the
recollection Of the Oldest residents OF that
section of country.
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GREAr &c Ar CoLuNnus, GEoRe1

GREAT FIRE AT CoLUMBUs, GEORGIA.
On the 2lst ult a fire broke out at
Columbus Georgia which destroyed al
most an entire square in the heart Of the
town, including part of the banking house
Of the Bank OF St. Mary's. The total
loss in buildings alone is estimated at
$lOS, 200, any may reach $l50,00O.
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Govornor o. Tirginia.

The Hon. VIM. Smith has been cleo
ted Governor of Virginia by the Legisla-
ture of that State.
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The south Carolina Famine.

With every succeeding week, the ac-
counts from South Carolina, of the ex-
tent to which the provision crops of that
State have been destroyed by the drought
of last season become more alarming.
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Breag-sstt<Ts,

The New York Express says:-"The
news from England has had decided
influence on our market, and all dcscrip-
tons Of grain are down."
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NJ ARRIE

On Thursday, Isl January, by Gillian
Lint, Esq, Mr.. HENRY Fox, to Miss
CATHARINE ZARFoss, both Of Somerset
township.
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Proclamation.

NM7llEREAS the honorable JEREMI.
w All s. BLACK. President. and @.
Chorpennlng and john M'Carty. Esqs
associate Judges of the court of common
pleas, in and for the county Of Somerset,
aud assistant Justices of the courts Of over
and lerminer and general Jail delivery and
quarter sessions of the peace. in and for
said county Of Somerset, have issued
their precept TO me directed, requiring
me among other things to make public
proclamation throughout my bailIwick,
that court of oyer and terminer and
general Jail delivery: also, court Of gen.
eral quarter sessions of the peace and
jail delivery, will commence at The bor-
ough of Somerset, in and fc- tire county
of Somerset, in the commonwealth Of
Pennsylvania, OH the I'd Monday of
February next, (9ih day. in pursuance
of which precept
Public Notice is hereby Civ
en-, to the justices of the peace, the coro.
ner, and constabes Of said county OF
Somerset, that they be then and there, in
their own proper persons, with their
rolls, records examinations, and inquis-
tions, and other remembrances, TO do
those things which to their Offices apper-
tain in that behalf TO be done and also all
those who prosecute against the priso-
ners that are, or then shall be, in the Jail
of the said county Of Somerset, are to be
then and there to prosecute agains. them
as shall be just.
Given under my hand, at Somerset, this
9th day of January, in the year of
our Lord 1876.
JACOB PHILIPPI, Meri6.
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s,plnu FOX.

We learn from our exchange papers,
that the small pox are still raging in Bal
tilnore, Philadelphia and New FORK.
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Executors Notice.

II ETTERS Testamentary on the es-
e iale Of Isaac Stoner, late of Bro
thersvally township, decd. having been
granted to the subscribers ia said town
ship. all persons indebted to said estate
are requested to attend al the late resi-.
deRce of The deceased, on Wednesday
the 18Th of February next, prepared 10
settle; aud those having claims. to pre-
sent them al the same time and place,
properly authenticated.
JOCOB STONER,
CHAUNCEY F S SrONER,
in6 40 6t. Executors.
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Church on Fire.

The pulpit of the Methodist Episcopal
Church at Boonsboro' Nd was destroyed
by fire on Thursday morning last.
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SNow.-The Buffalo papers of Tues
dav say that snow had been falling, with
li:dc internliasisn, for the las. foriy-eight
hours.
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Somerset County, ss.

..,.s1.. A i an adjourned Orphans
.sEszGg. "a Court held at Somersei.
3s Sfs. in and for said county. on the
Sj Slh day of December, A. j..
1915. Before the HonorabIs
Judges thereof.
IN the matter Of the real and persona
estate Of George Seese. deceased. And
now TO wit, December Sth, 1915. VIII
liam Fl Pasll0thwaile, Samuel " Pear
son and Daniel Weyand, Esqs, appoint
ed Auditors 10 ascertain and seIlle the adj
vancements, and make the distribution Of
the estate to and among the persons emil
tied TO the same.
Extract from the records Of said court,
certified December Sth, 1913.
WM Fl PICKING,
decI6 Clerk.
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Somerset COuntu. IS.

@~~<MEN ,he matter Of the volun-
Sc ) h tary assignment of jacob
; h'"' Flickinger to Charles Hef-
M~~<1 fey.
No. los, April term. ls45. And now
to wit. 4th November, lS45. Account
of assignee filed. slh Dec, 1876, ac-
count confirmed. and Samuel w Pear
son, Esq, appointed Auditor TO distribute
the money among the creditors.
Extract from the record certified 18Th,
Dec, ls45. Al OGLE, Prot'y.
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1846-01-06
RTuakCfg.

Itis estimated that there are at least one
million finished muskets in the different
armorics and arsenals in the Union.