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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-16
MR. sAWYER,S SPEECH.

Ia The Jl,nse If p.pr,.enia,ives %. Iuesdsy, Nj,
Saw ,sr Of OHIO addressed the House IN favor 81 s'sa
The nolice and claiming all Oregon lie len sue
al the Hall nad Went ever The Wing side nh're he
said he would take his sisnJ he eotih side oi The
Columbia ryer IN the midst Of the British seiiifs'-
lie said that n Congress wonld NJ" give the noce aho
demand The whole Of Oregon, clear np 10 The os o' "a
40 The Western people would take II themselves Tor
n he ,,ou,d stand on his own lire side and fight r NJ
"a, made brush al Mr. Pendioion, Tor having declared
in his spcech that Enalsud had never given US an IN
! sult without ainuing for H., and said there WAS q
question Of rtraeiiy between himself aud thai gentle
man
Mr. Pendleion said he would pm, The ohio gentleman
right. Il was question Of opinioa he presumed The
gentleman meant, and mol one III verseiiy.
Mr. Sawyer resumed. He meant ua,hing personal.
lie would explain that by and by. lie made an ns
saul, upoo the speech Of Mr. Bayiy, and al upon the
poca course Of lha, genemsns district or some lime
past. lie found the people Of II had been Wigs Of
Democrats Just as il might suit them. They had @.
leci.d Mr.. Henry A. Wise when he was Jackson
man; and then again hen he had turned against JACK
som and still again aft he had turned IyIef man.
nd they now had elected the present member, WHO
had been Wing. and then Republican. and who, he
believed, was now n Wing again W fact, he tsoughf
the people 81 Aceomac district did not care much 'rho
they elected Virginia Was once great SAFE, aud
gave birth TO great men. lie nigh say the same oi
Greece and her peope The present race o, V'fgnlans
were by no means what they used 10 be. They might
be called The degenerate sons Of noble sres The gem
emsn from Virginia he said. had alluded to Mr.. Ad
amss course this question, aud put him down as The
leader Of the Democratic party IN favor oi Oregon For
himself he was proud 10 follow the lead Of the gentle.
man from Massachusetts Oh his question. lie had far
rather hollow the lead OF genemao in the other end Of
ihe Capitol lMr. Calhoun whom The gentleman from
Virginia is ipowng--tor that gentleman had been on
both sides Of every Administration aud every great qnes
sn that had been brought fwsfd for many years past
The same gentleman had once been for Jackson, AMI
thea voted To censure him--lo place black censure
upon hi,a. and then refused 10 rescind, expunse
IL
lie went for the whole Of Oregon, and more too
He believed that England had 10 right 10 Canada
We took 1t from The Freach. and all the right Eng land
had She obtained from Us, free, independent American
citizens
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postteal.
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.Ns.,,,. Ed;,ess, In esing Of your papers
o. scrs. date. discovered that distinguished pet
s,.l essssaxr. wso gravely signs himself Pepper"
Asd sAdspssed few lines 'o the undersigned !, u.s.
indeed. vps3ertsl produe,on'. II Us most uneqoiv"
cslly the rusion Of gigantic ia'eleci Ia nsidera'
,on h~e IL The contemplate character Of his 10
err. lay il on the shell unworthy u further mo-
lsoe.
vasae vse-s ss iwe peessrs.
TO MISS
How beautiful is females life
whea 6rsi her supplisnt wcos and tnrsls
And she with young and warn hopes rife,
Believes he deeply feels
love thee not
Then day l. gladness, and the night
= Looks on her with It's starr, EYES,
: AZ though II gave her all ,her might
Over men's dcstinns.
'' wv ~
Wrapt watchers OF the skiey CLEAN,
Then men sre like astronomers;
q who gaze and gladden. =, the beau
Of,hs, bright eye Of hers.
And II fruwn obscure its light,
sris like cloud ar-s,ruck mcn
Through tbs long watches Of the night,
Oh. for that beam again!
love thee net,
Il.w heart struck that asrologef,
gaser the starr, zone,
whea first he looked In vain for bee,
The lovely peiad gone.
I love Lre not
Rat men wat. moi the sIars almays-
And though the feind may be lost,
Yet still there a thousand ra,s
From the surrounding host
love tire not,
And woman, long before the gave
Closes above her drcamlc IS rest,
stay be man's impress and lis slave
And his discard lest.
! love t,ce not
Sill may that Plead shine afar,
But pleasure led o'sr summer sess
Who dwsils opon single star
Amid The Plesdes.
love thee not
Man e,urts the consultations bright,
That beam upon his bounding bark
Nor thinks upon the left lone light.
'fill all aboss Is dark.
3 lo,o thee not
Then when he knows land nor main,
And dsrkly is his issn bark tossed,
lie counts the separate star. in win
And mourns the reisd lost,
] love thee moi
Castle Craig Va. 1886 SHERLOCK.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-16
VIRGINIA.:

Vu,.e.pys,.
e.urt held Tor Bedford county, the 2end day os ~
ccmber 40:
Mary k.rns and Alcxand, Bowie, pl,,pS,.E~-
against
nn Boyle Thomas BOYLE Catch Boyle, James Guthrie
sally his we formerly Sail, Boyle stephen I.I.v
and Elizabeth his wife, 10 merry Elizabeth Bowie Wili,.
Boy and Abner Boyle and
, - who together with lie said Abncr
Boyle the children heirs at law Of david oyie de-
re ,scd, D.fc,d,n,.
In CHANcERY.
he defendants John BOYLE, James Guthrie and Sally his
vile, Stephen Dooicy and Elizabeth wife, lillian Boys
and Aber Boyle, und the other children and heirs of
David Bole deceased, not having entered their appear
ahce and given security according to the Act o Assembly
ana the rules OF this court and it appearing the satsac-
non oil The court that theya not ins bans Of his
mon.eai is ordered that the snd defendants do ap-
pear here on the fourth Monday in March neat. and AM
swei the plaintiffs bill and that copy OF this order be
oh"th published in some newspaper printed the tow OF
io two months sccessiyeiy and posted At the
iron, dooi OF the court house OF this c. unity.
COpy-Tese,
JNo. X. STEPrOE, Clerk.
january WIN
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FACTORY HANns.

w T. wish to hire. for next year, or 10 Men m
Boy. hose having such, Will do well IN ,,;,
sn call be.v;e ki,ing "''' W Wv
ia, Mcdaniel s McCORkLE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-16

.Nstr machinc.l have been examining new ma
chine lot sewing which has recently been invested and
constructed by an ingenious mechanic II, Cambridge
so far as am Informed the subject this is The first
attempt 10 construct machine Of the kind aud II ap
pears 10 me 10 be an emneny snccessfu! one. The
machine is very compact nnt occupying space Of
than about six inches each way II Tuns with 30
mueh ease. that should suppose person might
y operate twenty or thirty o Them. and the work is Of
most thorough and perfect manner. Both sides Of
seam loek alike, appearing 10 be beautifully stitched and
the seam Is closer and uniform than when sewed
by hand II will sew straight or curved seams with
equal facility AMI rapidly thai it takes but two
ute 10 sew the whole length Of the outside Of a
pair Of meu's paniaoons. IL sets 400 stitches minute
with perfect ease. aud the proprietor thinks there
difficulty In setting 700 in minute, The thread is
less WON by this process ,han by hand sewing and
sequen,y retains more OF its strength, The simplicity
o the construction Of this machine and The accuracy
tapdily and perfection Of lis operation will place i, in
the same rank with the card machne tho straw htader
The PIN machine. and tho coach lace loom-machnes
which ne,er fail 70 command the admlra ton of every
INTEL gem beholdef.- Boston Cores Worcester Spu
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-16

ispErENnrScE john, wha, have you been do
ing 2"
Fighting, 10 be SURE
hat have you been fighting about %
II DOM know, but | saw two boys fighting in the
street. and one thing tell you when see lighting
going on. yon don'i catch me neutral but viii be iis
dependent, enough to fight side or the other,
whether believe IL is right not.''
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-16

hold aud Kitchen Furniture, every description con.
veyed in the said ceed Of trust by the said joan NJ
Harvey.
two story BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, with
lis oul-budings and appurlenances. the town OIL
Buchanan and on the Valley Road leading South west
from that place. and the lot OF land which is stu
a,ed. containing two Acres and 90 square poles con-
yeyed by WIN. X. Mitchell, in said deed of trust, the
whole property handsomely improved.
The Mount Joy Farm, aud Farm of % Acres, Lun,-
Der House, and House and Lot Of Acres and Lo, con.
yeyed by VIM. X. Mitchell, will be sold on the premis,
es, the Personal Property. conveyed by J. NJ Harvey
will be sold on the Mount Joy Farm. The other Land
will be sold in Buchanan, at The front door Of the Bu-
chanan Hote.
The sale will commence, at Buchanan at the time in
dicated above and will be continued from day day ill
all the property shall be sold.
TERMS.-For the real property, one>hrd of the
purchase money will be required in cash and the
residue, in Two equal nslamenis. credit OF aud
two years will be given, the deferred payments 10 be
cured by good personal security aud the retention o the
equitable lien upon the land The Slaves will he sod
Tor cash; and the other personal property. credit Of
six months, tor all sums five dollars, the purcha-
giving bonds with good personal security for the
amounts of their purchases; for under five dollars
the cash will be required,
Acting Trustees shall convey only such title to
the property Sold vested in us by the deed Of trust,
aforesaid. THOMAS SfIANKS, } .I,.
WILLIAM w. BOYD. s i'"''eeS
The above sale is advertised and will take place with
my consent and appreciation.
JOHN VI. HARVEY.
Feb wtlSMh
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-16

MAGNETIC PiAho.--The New York Evening Mir.
fo says. thai there about TO be exhibited IN that city
very novel and wonderful musical Instrument which
The inventor, Mr. Grant, nativc OF New England call
The Electro Magnetic Pano Forte" II is PLAYED by
magnetism alone, without the aid OF fingeis aud sur
passes. IL IS sald even The great DE- Meyer himself in
point Of power and sweetness We are astonished al
na'hlng IN these days This Is the age Of wonder.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-16

kovEL INvENr,oS.-We stumbled on an old, but
very we'll told s,ury yesterday ahou, new machine
r using up sheep invented where IN the state Of
New York. II is as follows
"A gentleman travelling Ia that section Of the cour>
Try overlook farmer, dragging lean. wretched look
ing horned sheep along the road.
where are you going with tina, miserable animal y
said the traveller.
~ am taking him TO the Mutton Mill, to have him
ground over" said the farmer.
The Mutton NM never heard Of such thing
viii 60 with you and witness the process"
They arrived nj the mill the sheep was thrown a.
live IN the hopper and almost Immediately disappeared
They then descended 10 a lower apartment, and in n
lew moments, there were elected from y spout ia the
ceiling.two sides Of eahera fur hat of the
frs. qualy-a sleeps head handsomely dressed--two
elegantly carved povder horns-and four quarters OF
mutton, cooked rretched nicet
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-16

ENH amt Winter Fashions.
Jusr RECEIVED AT MY HOUSE ON MAIN STREET, FOUR
DOORS ABOVE MEM K GwATKIs's SToRE.
fINlIANkFUL TO my friends and the Public gene
L rally for their patronage hereoi, re bestowed upon
me. ask continuation of the came, feeling that
| shall be able to please the most iaslldious
WILLIAM CLANEY.
Sept % Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-16

Sat-, Sugar, SC.
10lA SACKS Liverpool Salt,
IVY hhds prime ~ o. Sugar. old crop.
hhd Sperm OIL, winter strained,
) tons Western Hemp
oooV lbs Cotton Yarns, from tn l2 Monticello Factory.
tons bar Iron, well assorted.
) Tridegar. r~
~ boxes prime Cheese.
io hhls. prime Buckwheal Flour.
Receiving and for sale by
GEORGE BACBY
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-16
CONTINUATION.

'I'iE undersigned. having purchased Of Messrs. Ed
mond. Watson X Co. their stock OF Goods, will
carry the business the old stand himself He will
keepa good of Groceries on hand and solics
Continuance Of the patronage ahch has been extended
u the old firm. ia MES Nj. BOYD,
Feb "a Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-16

.VOTlCE.
WILL be sold a. Bedford court house, on the 23j
w insi., thai being court day,
ONE NEGRO BOY
named JOE, aged about Ia years. He is quite sprieht-
y and suld ior no fault. Terms made known ihe dsy
OF sale.
n. l. MANSON. Sheriff u Bedford,
and such admr. with the will an
nexed of John Walden, decd, by
George Step.os his deputy.
Feb. Q wt23Fy ..
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-16

NlHGiNlA:-At Rules held IN the Clerks Office Of she
Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancery, OF Mel
son county, in the month OF January, 1876:
John Buro,d, administrator of William Causbv decd
son Peters Samuel H. Shelton and William Barnett,
oeaton IT, Loving and Wilson Peters, late mercl ants and
p'tners trading under the style and firm Of William Bar
nett y 70. Plaintihs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-16

The defendants, Samuel p Feri and " lillian Fer
m not having entered their appearance, and by
satisfactory evidence that they hla bans this
commonw ordered that the said endants SAM
uel r. Ferrill and William Fer do apenr on tho
first day 81 April term and the plair.iHs Ul
and that copy of this order be urhw ih inserted in the
iynchbus Nrgnian. for two months aud post
ed at the front door Of the house of this county.
CoPy-Teste
~, NM. HOLT, Cith
T eo. WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-16

rules held la the clicks office of the circuit superior
court OF law and chancerv, Tor the county HALIFAX in
the month OF February 1916
Jonathan Lukns Plaintiff
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-16

Coleman w Kidd, administrator Of Allen T 1ngle uias
Allen r. 'opling, decd md Martha JoIng infant heir
and under the oi,wenty years and Polly lngle ali
us Polly Jopng, Defendants.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-16

Feb. II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-16

dTHmSt
Samuel p. Fe.r William B. Fcrrili, Joshua d. Cheney
and Pocahontas his wii,, and John Ferrill,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-16

rules held in the clerks office of the superior
court OF law and chancery, for the county OF HALIFAX in
the month OF February, 1916
rmstead Barksdae surviving partner of James McCraw
Cos who Tor the benefit OIL Giles McCraw. adm Of
James McCraw, deed, Elan,if,
against
James Petty ,Zebedte ley, Elisabeth Brown and Mat:
thew j. Romlcte sheriff Of HALIFAX and su,h admit, Of
" illiam Petty, deed, d. PENDANTS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-16

TO MISS
How beautiful 10 females life
whea 6rst her suppiiant woes and tnrsls,
AID she with young aud warn hopes riff,
Believes he deeply feels.
,t.s
The Mississippi lynx. (Panola, Miss.) 1846-18??, 1846-07-18
sELF-MADE MEN-SAM HOUSTON.

SELFMADE MEN-SAM HOUSTON.
The many self-made men who, from
the most humble beginnings, have ele-
waited themselves TO the highest rank,
and are now in Congress, are charac-
terIstIc traits in the history Of our
countrymen, and show how superior
nature is to artificial establishment.
and what perseverance and indomnibIy
energy will finally effect.
"Look at this newspaper" said one
senator recently to another; see how
that scamp abuses me-"
"WelI, the freedom ofthe press must
be sustained. There is no divine
right which exempts senator's from its
scrutiny"
"Very true; but the ungrateful hound
OF an editor should never have attacked
me. Why, sir, he came into our vii.
iage a ragged fellow, and bought the
cloth and made him the first good suit
vi CiotutS ne ever wore"
''The devil you did! Why, then;
you are a tailor9"
ITO be sure | am.n ...
"Why, how came you to be lawyergn
sob, that was one Of the contippen.
cles of getting on the world. ! was a
common soldier under Gen. Jackson
through the Indian wars, and besides
that honor, | bid fair 10 become a COM
mon drunkard: and when | got back
to our village, | got into so many
scrapes-and whipped so many fellows
that was thrown into Jail for sher-
ifs fees"
'How did you manage to get out of
that difficulty?''
"Why, finally my brother paid the
costs, and invited ME to study law with
him.''
''You made rapid progress, no doubt!"
"Not very rapid. The difficulty
was, that | had never learnt to read; so
| educated myself, and studied law at
the same time-got admitted
farther west--got into practice-got
into the Legislature-got into Congress
and ecce Signum, here | am in the
! Senate
That senator is sensible, we'll in
! formed, intelligent citizen, fiji for any
station. Sam Houston, Senator from
Texas, is another OF those rough and
remarkable gems-like the rocky and
sterile surface of the Alleghanies, full
Of mineral riches beneath Sam was
originally a carpenter in Nashville
turned out the shavings from his plane
and resolved to go ahead while making
grooves and mortices and mailing up
posts and sashes. He became Governor
Of Tennessee, fought as common sol
| der in the Indian wars, and secured
by his courage and perseverance, the
liberty and independence of Texas
"There, said Gen. Jackson, having
map of Texas before him-''There
IS the Colorado-there is Bexar there's
the Alamo? Now, if the Mexicans
separate their forces and come down
this pass. and Sam can catch 'em under
the brow oc that range Of hills, he'll
lick 'em, and take Sanity Amy. You'll
see!"
Just as the old General predicted, so
itturned out at San Jacinto. The Eng
! lish would have made Gen. Houston a
duke for achieving such victory. We
see the progress of events: Gen Hous-
ton is in the Senate.
One dark, stormy evening, some
years ago, little after tea time, we
were coming down Nassau street, and,
on turning down Fulton, came upon
tall athletic man, wrapped in a blue
cloak.
The Mississippi lynx. (Panola, Miss.) 1846-18??, 1846-07-18

One do IN favor of James H Hogan,
VIM d Miller VS. Lawrence G Evans,
rendered the 9th day, of Nov 1883, for
dol 80, l4-and dol 81 AZ, costs.
Sale within the hours prescribed by
law.
]. J. CALDWELL, Sheriff Pamela Co.
July, 18th 1876.
The Mississippi lynx. (Panola, Miss.) 1846-18??, 1846-07-18

Ono do in favor of Abram Long, w
James Thompson, rendered 10Th Nov,
4 $40, for dol l2l ,O4--and dol 91'
The Mississippi lynx. (Panola, Miss.) 1846-18??, 1846-07-18

One do in favor Of r II PattiIls, VS.
Geo. Z Anderson, Ell al rendered end
May, 4 843, for dol 1O63, o6-and dol
1857. COSTS
The Mississippi lynx. (Panola, Miss.) 1846-18??, 1846-07-18

One do in favorIof Rowland F Haw-
klns, VS. John K Oliver, rendered 9Th
Nov 1888, for dol l36,95-and dol 81,
The Mississippi lynx. (Panola, Miss.) 1846-18??, 1846-07-18
NO, %

ton, VS. Samuel Arbuckle, rendered 7th
Nov 1912, for dol 156,34-and dol
29,548 costs.
One do in favor of Charles Temple,
VS. John b BaIch, rendered 10th Nov,
842, for dol 295, 52-and dol 2I.54i
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1846-06-30
Somerset Countu. SIS.

S@~~9s A T an adjourned Orphans
las. Eaa ronrI held at Somerset. I'm
SSo~~8 and fur said county Of Som
tr~et. on the 12d day of April. A. ID.
isi6. Before The Honorable Judges
fhereof.
IN the matter of the adminisira
ion account "i Henry Mariz and RIcha d
Mariz.exerninrs Of cobMartz. who was
one of Iiie administrators of J0rob Let
DICK. decd.
Aud nav 10 wit: April 22d. 1916.
Samuel w. Pearson. ESQ.,. appointed
aWdIior 10 distribute The balance IN the
hands of said executors. amnng the
heirs according Go law AMI report.
Extract trom the records of said court
certified tins 92d day Of April. A. ID.
sS46. w, II. PICKING.
CierL
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1846-06-30
NOTICE.

VNHEREAS certain Alexander
w Fox left with me some 2 or 5
months since. Cassinel and trimmings TO
be made into a dress cest. which | did
according 10 promise; and as he has new
er called for the same. hereby give mo-
lice that unless he comes forward within
thirty davs from this date and lfl il, /
will then have il sold TO pay my charges
against him.
FREDERICK H0LDSlEDER.
WeIlersburg. June l6. ls46.~
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1846-06-30
HEAR MEDICAL TESTIMONY.

From regular Physician DR. G ) Smith, Sun
fish Ohio.
MIR. j. kidd-Dear Sir have used in nv
Pactice DR.. M'Lane's American Worm Specific.
rnd have often witnessed its efficacy in expeIIing
worms from the system. A patient of mine. a
short time agp gave vial Of the Worm Specific
10 child; IN short time upwards of sixty-ive
worms were expelled.
Prepared for the Proprietorhy
JONATHAN KIDD & Go.
Wholesale and Retail Druggists. corner of
4th and Wood SIS, Pittsburgh.
Also for sale by the following agents
JOHN l.. SNYDER, Somerset,
Hay and Morrison. I.avansvilIe,
K nabe and Vought CentreviIIe,
NJ A. Ross, felersburgh,
A. Wyatt, Smuhfied.
G. Cook. Weersburgh.
Samuel Kuriz, Somerset.
Samuel Barnet. Addison
I.ivengood & Wclfiey. Salisbury
Charles Krissinger. Beilin.
Edm. Herman, Jenner Cross roads,
Edward Bevin, Slows
p. & w. Myers. Myers NilI.
n. B. Be particular TO ask foE DR.. M'f,ane's
Americas Norm Spoci6c. or Patcn. yeEnaifsgs
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1846-06-30
Somerset County. Ss.
may 26 'l6.

- oc~M & T an Orphans court held
Ii ). ssst1 Al Somerset on The 22nd
MlllsS4 lay Of April A. d, Is46.-
Before the tlonnrble Judges thereof.
n the matter Of the account of
John Mitchell. guardian of Mary Jane
Augustine. now. Mary Jane Welch.
Aud now To wit: April 22d 1916. w.
IL. Pnstleihwaile, Simon Gebhar; aud
Isaac Hugns. Esqs., appointed auditors
10 settle and aqjns, the account and re-
port.
Extract from the records Of said court.
certified this 22d of April. 1876.
W. II. PICKING. Clerk.
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1846-06-30
NOTICE.

IN pursuance of of the foregoing ap
potment. the undersigned will attend al
his his office, in the Borough Of Snmer-
SET, on Monday the 9th dav Of july
next. for the purpose above mentioned.
al which time and place all interested
persons are hereby notified TO attend. il
they think proper.
ml9 46. SAMUEI. GMTIlER.
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Somerset County. SIS.

M~~18 A 7 an adjourned Orphans 5
) is ; ssh Court held a, Somersel
70 in and for the County oI Som
erestt. ON the 2.d April, ls46, before
the Honorable Judges thereof
y the mailer of the account of
John Chorpenning. administrator of The
Estate of DAVID Hemipeer. deceased.
And now TO vii. April 22d 1916.
samuel Gather Esq. appointed auduor
10 marshall and disirIbu'e the halsnre in
the hands If the Administrators. 10 and
amongs, he creditors of said deceased.
and report.
w. Ii. PICKING
Clerk
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N0R1RRa

IN pursuance al 'he. foregoing appoint
mont. The undersigned viii attend al his
otlire IN tie Borough OF Somerset on
Tuesday the 7la d@y Of July next. Cor
the purposes above mentioned, at ~hicl,
time anI place all Interested persons are
hereby notified 10 attend. if they see
proper, SAMUEL GATHER,
mig 't6t.