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NEw ORLEANS, Dec. %, 1s47.
Cotton 10 upohap ged. Sales CT Sugar, fair at az The
Hour market IL heavy Freights-A ship was taken for
Trieste at a. Exchange Sales at easier rates.
CIScIsSArL Dec 29-Flour-The market rallied to
some extent aud sales Of 500 barrels good brands
were made at 50 There nothing of moment doing
in grain and there change of moment to note in
prices, 500 bushels sold at 800 Provisions
iIogsSales Of 500 1000 head de at 81 bO new
hams and shoulders remained without change Lard
800 packages sOld chiefly old at an Whskey was dull
at l9c for rectifed. River is nearly stationary.
BALTIMORE, Dec 90 -Flour-The market was dull We
notice sales Of barrels Howard street at 50 l2h
and about 1000 do Howard street and part city mills at
1925. Wheat Sales of 1000 bushels made includ-
ing Maryland reds ut 81 40 aud white do at 81 AZ Corn
Sales of about 10000 bushels we're made including
Maryland white and mixed, ut cts aud OF yellow do
at 81 o,s There was change in provisions. Wea'
ther again mild and pleasant
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Sportisg Intelligence.

TuE Pans FieHr.-The fight between Donnelly and
Boyle which has excited the attention Of the fancy In
this region for time past and which announc
ed to take place yesterday did not come of Bowie and
his friends upon the ground Mt the hour specified
the agreement, but the Donoelly party were unable
reach the held of operation at the time appointed
account OF Misunderstanding with the captain Of the
boat engaged to convey them The money declared
forfeited Boyle but Donney rather tnan disappoint
the spectators offered to fight his pponent, as 1t IL
termed In sporting parlance for loven The Offer
declined About three hundred persons were present
the ground which selroted the Horse Shoe
the dresrest spot on Sandy HOOK.
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The wings hating between Taylor and Clay. Some
understanding WILL II Is thought, be had between these
gentlemen, although the latter thinks It rather hard
TO have his executor appointed before he Is dead "
Scotts hasty" business In arrestng Generals Worth
and Pillow, Ia considered by the knowing ones great
bunder The evident preference Of tho whg masses
Taylor to him. Is supposed to be the exciting Of
the rrtsbility under which he s suffering
General Cass has been by committees In Mis-
sssippi and Tennessee, with inquiries SC lie Is said
to have responded to them within the past three days
and the papers from those States will show them In
print The Presidency Is daily becoming leading topic
Of conversation and conjecture and the "sgns OF the
mes can be pretty clearly distr gushed by February
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lcsa Our contemporary of the Cou,,ier DIES EtQts
Unis, only requires brief correction in one inn
portant particular, which seems to lay heavy on
the chevalier's heart.
We are requested by Madam Z. TO say, by way
of postscript to her letter from Paris, describing
the court of France, that Mr.. Is. did not appear in
small clothes at all, at the soirfe given at the
palace Of the Tuilleres. He wore his own
black pantaloons, made in New York, trimm, d,
indeed, with gold lace down the seams but he
acknowled dyes to the coat, sword, aud chdpeau
bras, hired from Babin, price thirty francs per
night, Tor three nights in succession, at the Tul-
leits. Madam b. says that she saw few at the
French court in small clothes (cuioite courte) ex.
cept the English nobility and the uaiets OF the
royal chateau--in fact, 1t was sometimes difficult
to tell the difference between an English lord
and royal servant,
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New York, Thursday, December 30, ls47.
Mexican News.

On the outside of to-day's paper will be found
the details of the highly intere sting intelIi-
gence received by overland express, and publish
ed in telegraphic form from Petersburg yester-
day. AS this news is of rather an important
character we give il in ertensiO.
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The Overland Expire 81.

PErERsBuRo, Dec 30, lsi7
The overland express arrived to day, with adviceofrom
New Orle ana to the afternoon Of the 23d
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BosroN, Dec. 2o-Eveuing.
The r. B. Forbes with the packet ship Louis Philippe
in tow for New York was seen at 10 NJ, yesterday OF
the East Chop, Holmes Hole.
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COMMON Pleas, Dec. 2o-Beiore Judge Uishoener-
LILLE as .aue,Jwy-Action to recover 500 amount OF
commissions for the sale of lot ofand. Sealed verdict
tomorrow (this norning)
Geo Bruce rS J. j J.. Wes,sruh-Bsfore Judge
DalyAcion replevin the recovery OF ths posses
sion of a printing press, levied on by the sheriff under
an execution f&intid claims to have purchased it a.
a sbeifs ale Adjourned TO 10 morrow (this morning.
For plaintiff Messrs Gerard Piatt; FOR defendant Mr.
N. Blunt - - ~,
SUPREME CouRr, Dee 20 -specialT erm--Judge HUI.
but presidng Honor ANNOUNCED This morning thee
tn, ,eoia terms appointed for January and February
would be held by Judge Edmondn, and that he Judge
Uurlbut would continue the December spscial term
through those months, md hear Arguments OF EQUIV
causes pro yided thst any could be ,btain'a W
which 10 hold his court On Mo1dsy next, the general
term of the Supreme Court viii commence before Juoses
Strong MoCoun and Edwards.
The Circuit Court, aud Oyer and TeimineE w'I ops"
ON Monday. Judge Morse presiding.
CouRr CALrspAn - This Day Common PL frat
Part No 90 Vaudervoort va The Mayor &c og; Carr
vs. The Dry Dock Methodist Episcopal ChuTchi o. ~
OF al VS. Cody ct al 10 HuI Crimson vs. Lane, eG al
10 Du.enbeIry va Myers; a. Woodhou.s VS. Jones' 81
Co.m,n va smith; 93, pollard va ,Gauueyi Vs. Hyatt
va Walton; g7 Ransom vs. Taylor. Second Part NO.
so B,,map va Hoxiop; IS, Martin va McCarnidsi 30,
shersood Vs. Henneforch o. Patt VS.. Bagey 81 Mrse-
Nv va pabin, au; 90 Grant vs.. Hodspi 100 ManoiDg
W. Dayton IT ali l02, Moore vs. Wbdesi lOA hanford
| vs. porsmus; lOo, McMillen 70 Boyd, eII'
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ARRIVED AT LAsr.-Four mails from New Or.
leans reached this city last night Our overland
express is still one day ahead.
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The President of Trsnsyvsnis uniser.y writes that
there d intense religious excitement among the
academic students Of that institution
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News FROM EuRorE. The papers Of this and
other cities are now engaged in publishing In
Times of the 4th instant. This intelligence was
given in the Herald on Sunday last
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LATER FROM BRAZn.-We have files OF the
formal do Commerce., and the lercantii, pub
ished at Rio Janeiro, to the 18th ult. They
were brought by the brig Abrasia, Capt. Atkins,
which arrived last night.
The ship Isabella, with detachment of troops
from this city for California, touched at Rio,
and sailed again for her destination, on the 18th
ult.
The L. s. ship Of the line Ohio was still at
Rio. The Brandywinc, from Norfolk, was
anyiousIy looked for.
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The following appeared in an evening paper, Of
yesterday, from its Washington correspondent
noticed the other day, in Of the New York pa
pers list OF members Of Congress indicating their
peotive choices for this next Presidency another
list this morning which puts altogether another face
the matter. will send you copy to morrow In ex-
tense. In the mean time enclose this synopels =:
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Shs.,ps -, ints Hence.
New ORLEANS, Dec 2)-Cid ships New Y rk Philadelphia
rtraad Bost, harA Ptoia pauo'e; big fabfat, do
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NEW YORK HERALD.
NOrth.wes. Corner Of Fulton and Nassau sh.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PROPRIETOR.

DAiLY HERALD-Egery dGy (sunday ir.ct ,-.e.
Price cents per e1pv-s, % per dnnuatm tn e ts
the pssfaEe -
WEEKLY HER.4LO-Eperv SGttfrSnp-Prce Ga
cents DER copv-Ss lax dnnHuin the Usfed states
Faropean sibscfi5ers bp sfsamshp - per dnnum steI'
dfne the postage -
HERALD FOR EUROP E-EJsrv Steem pgeket Ddy
Price gu per copUsi per anna. Including post
are or So ercis!pe fpOsfage Subscriptions aad Gd
rsrisements iH be reesuea nv MessTs Gaiignai IT, rue
Etvsenue Paris Il. l. 10 C0rahtH, and John
Miller. bookseller, Hen istia street. London
NENTSdf reasonable prices; 10 be toTIf.
plain igibLe The proprietor not respon'
sthis fsr Ia mtRuscrlpt.
PRINTING ah klnds sr.cfeh hertififsliiy and With
despatch 9n orders a. tbs Publication Office, corner Of
FULTON and Nassau streets. .,
I'LL LETTERS ey mGil. for rub teriptions Or toiia
sdresements 10 be post paid the post ciH De de-
discfsd from The money rsmifted.
VOLUNTARY CONTEMPORARIES onfdtntng
tpsrfanf solicited from Of the World
and G1sed ,riu alpays be E,eraily paid for
NO NOTICE can be taken OF anony".on eoHsrs.intc e.
lions Waateoer 10 intended insertion arff De ouhsnt
Gated bv the and address Of tcrfer not necsssc
yiLy for publication. our guaranty ~ ms good Jdm
undertake rejected
I'LL PAYMENTS 10 be made In Advance.
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AMUsEMENT THIS EVENING.

BOWERY THEATRE, Bowery.-rHK SPY OF Sr.
MAIo-THE HOLE IN THE W4LL-Drama Of TIE REvoLu'
CHATH AN THEATRE. Chatham street-THE WREN
Bors-AfoprL ARInrEs-BRIDE OF ABYDos
PALMOs OPERA HOUSE. Chambers street--swrrr
AkAATs AND WIvEs-I.A 0IsEtLE.
PARK THEATRE.-SArps LENT Co.'S Troupe in
rhsir EQusstr and other performances
CIRCUS, BOWERY ANPHITHEArRE. Bowsry-
EauETaiANIsai Moro MSsrRELsr, PASToSii,fE, &c &c
BROADWAY ODEON OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
EYrRcnrs-TABLEAux WANTS.
MECHANICS HALL, Broadway, near Broome-CnRls
TVS NiNsTaELs. ErHIoriAN SINGING, BuRLEsauE Dane
ING, &c.
TABERNACLE, Brssi 1ay.-STErERMARKrcH Mt
sicAL osPANy's CONCERT
PANORAMA HALL. Broadway, near Houston --PANo'
Rama MIsIssIrPI.
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1847-08-17
LIFE ON THE CANAWL.

A life on the raging canawl
A home on its muddy deep,
Where, through summer, spring and fall
The frogs Gheir rc"cls keep.
Like fish on hook pine,
On this dull unchanging shore
o, give me the packet line,
And the muddy canawrs dull roar.
Once more on the deck stand
or my own swift gliding craft
The horses trot off on the land,
And the boat follows close absft.
We shoot through the turbid foam
Like bull-frog in a squall,-
And, like the frogs, our home
Wen find in the muddy canawl
The sun is no longer in view,
The clouds have begun 10 frown,
But, with bumper or two,
Wen say, let the storm come down.
And this song wen sing one and all,
While the storm around us pelts:
A life on the muddy canawl,
oh, we don't want 3'ncihiag else.
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An officer, returned from the wars, says
the n. o. Delta, who was at a social par
ty last evening, was bOasting excessively
of his own personal valor and prowess.-
Just as the wine-bottle came round 70
him, he entered on rather tedious nara
tive of an attack made on hun at Buena
Vista, by some Mexican soldiers, three OF
whom he left dead at his feet, two OF
whom fell wounded, and the remaining
two of whom, as an irishman would say
ran away. He was so intent on blowing
his own trumpet that he never thought Of
passing the wine which stood before him.
Half an hour having elapsed, and the tale
not being then half told, his friend OH hi:
right, impatient for the wine and Of hi:
boastful story, stretching for the bottle
coolly called out---"A little more grape
Captain Bragg"
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1847-08-17

The CHANGES OF BATTLE.-"At Wafer
loo" said Napoleon, 81 ought TO have
been victorious. The. chances were a
hundred 10 one in ny favor. But Ney,
the bravesl of the brave, at the head Of
AZ, 200 Frenchmen, suffered himself to be
delayed whole day by some thousands
of Nassau troops. Had it not been for
this inexplicable inactivity, the English
army would have taken fogronfe deiicfo,
and annihilated without striking blow.
Grouchy, with 10000 men, suffered Bu-
low and Blucher to escape from him; and
finally, heavy shower Of rain made the
ground so soft that it was impossible TO
make The attack at day-break. Had !
been able TO commence early, Wellington's
army would have been trodden down in
the de6les Of the forest, before the Prus-
slams could have had time to arrive. 1t
were otherwise lost with resource. The
defeat Of Wellington's army would have
been peace, the repose Of Europe, the
recognition of the interests of the masses,
aud Of the democracy."- Montholan's
Hist.
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Somerset County, SIS.

AT an adjourned Orphans
&L. S.9g Court held at Somerset in and
SGSSMM for said county on the 10Th
day of May. A. ID. 1917. before the hon.
orable Judges thereof.
On motion of Mr.. Gebhart. the court
grant rule on the heirs and legal repre-.
sentaIives of Michael Sanner, deceased.
to appear at an adiourded Orphans court
to be held at Somerset, on Monday the
9th day Of September ls47. and shew
cause if any they have why the real es.
tale of said Michael Sanner, deceased.
should not be sold.
WM Ii. PICKING.
June ]. lS47. Clerk
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INTERESTING FACTS.

The Reformation by Martin Luther
commenced in Germany in 1919; in
France by John Cdyin ia 1896 is sWit-
zerland by Zuinglius, in. 1919, and ia
Scotland by John Knox in 1860 The
name Of Protestant was given TO the he
formed, al the Diet of Spire, in 1929.
The surface of the S UsN contains
9, 432 300, 100000 square miles. The
solid contents Of ilic suR amount to 357
billions OF cubic miles. 1t is 454 times
larger than all the planetary bodies taken
together.
Pure rain water is the best brink for
man. Those who use pure water alone,
gcneraIy have sosud teeth, goeJ appetite,
are not subject TO many diseases, and live
TO great age.
The moon is 100000 miles distant
from the earth. With an instrument that
magnifies thousand times, il appears but
230 miles of. The moon is bat the 50tb
Pdzt of the bulk of the earth.
Pittacus, one of the seven wise men OF
Greece, made law, that every asan who
committed fault in state OF intoxica-
tion, should receive double punishment.
The five different races of nem arc
the European, white; ire African, black;
the Malay, brown; the Asiatic, yellow;
The American, red.
Platius, when ne beheld the dead body
of his wife before him, threw himself up
on the corpse and Instantly expired.
The passion of love has been known
TO excite in1amalory fevcrs, mysteries,
hectics, and even madness.
Lightning travels with velocity twice
as great as that of light, being at the rate
of 24,00O,0OO miles minute.
Anger has produced bilious fevers, he
morrhages, inflammation Of the brain, apo.
pickles and DEATH
The sun is 100000 times larger Than
our globe, and distant from tic earth o.
100000 miles.
'I'bara ,,,;I not ba n total a-Iir,Sr of tbp
sun visible in America until August 9Th,
1869. 1880
Those exercises which engage both bo-
dy and mind are The most conducive to
health.
The first chimney ever constructed was
at Venice in l347, the second at Rome
in 1893.
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1847-08-17

SMALLER STILL The Trustees OF
Saratoga village would not allow Tom
Thumb TO give his exhibition without tax
ing him S25 per day for license. As
this was the first dme that a license had
ever been charged fer any exhibition in
Saratoga, the little General wrote letter
to the Trustees, stating that he was salts
fled from their acts that Saratoga could
produce much smaller men than himself
-he should therefore most respectfully
decline coming in competition with those
who evidently had so much the advantage
of him in point of Httfeness.
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1847-08-17

BLITZ, THE HUMBUG.-ln order the
better to understand the following joke, it
should be know that Signor Blitz is Gel
'ebrated ventFlloquist and magician. In
the course of his travels, Signor Blitz
was standing one day i'm front OF a hotel,
watching the movements Of clumsy |.
rishman, who was attaching some horses
10 coach. The idea occurred to him to
have little sport. The Irishman brought
out fresh horse, and was about TO put on
the harness, when the before supposed
dumb beast declared s'he would not start
on his journey until he had his oats. y
Pat started back, aStounded at the speech
from the horse, and recovering liile
from his astonishment, looking tie brute
full in the face, he exclaimed,
An do you pretend to say you hsvn't
had yer oats noo''
mot a single oat," coolIy replied the
horse.
Pat held up his hand in amazement,
and cried,
'Yer bloody liar, an SO yer are, for
Jenny Doogle gave you PECK if he
had an oat."
Still tie horse fatty denied his having
the oats, and Pat, greatly incensed, rushed
into the stable, Jenny Doogie, an has
Billy had no oats This morning :"
@sShure he's had his peck.
80 the lying divil an he swears he
ha'n't had the bloody one, at all y
The twinkle Of the eye told how much
the ventriloquist enjoyed the joke.
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1847-08-17
ALL SURGICAL DISEASES,
PARTICULARLY To


DISEASES OF THE EYE.
10 these branches of his profession
he has given large share of his atten-
ion for the last twenty-five years, and
he will continue to devote to them the
experience acquired by constant prac-
tlce during that time.
The Hotel for lnvalids is not an exper
imenL lis establishment is suggested
moi only as necessary 10 supply an evil
dent want in this city, in The entire abb
sence of any special provision for the
sick, but is warranted also by the success
OF similar institutions al Cincinnati and
New Orleans--.he former under the care
oil Drs. Talialerro. Marshall and Strader
the latter under that of DIR. Stone.
The building selected for the purpose
is situated at the corner of Federal aud
Robinson streets, in Allegheny city, adj
joining the city Of Pittsburgh. II is
commodious and roomy, AMI furnished
with all accommodations necessary for
he sick.
Applications for admission to be made
10 The subscribers, at their Office on Penn
street, Pittsburgh, or at the establishment.
0No contagious diseases will be ad,
mltled. J. R. SPEER, NJ. d.
J. 5. KUHN, nj. D
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N or CE.

THE persons in the above writ Of par
tition named will take notice that will
hold an Inquest upon the real estate Of
Peter Shirer, deceased, as in the said rit
mentioned. on Friday the 18Th day of
August next. at The late dwelling house Of
said deceased, at which time and place
you may attend if you think proper.
SAMUEL GRIFFITH.
May 25, 1916. Sheriff.
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Somerset Countu. SIS.

&~~~R A y an adjourned Orphans
) 5 ~ Court held at Somerset. in
: &for said county on the 0thday
Mc~~@ of May, l847, before the
Honorable the Judges thereof.
On motion of Mr.. Kimmel, the court
grant a ruls on the Hairs and legal repI
resentailves OF John Graham, decd, TO
appear at an adjourned Orphans count
TO be held at Somerset, on Monday the
9Th day of September lS47, and shew
cause ifanythey have, why the real estate
Of said John Graham, deed. should not
be sold.
Extract from the records Of said court,
certified this 10Th day Of May, 1917.
VIM. III. PICKING,
May, 25. 1877. clerk.
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Somerset County, SIS.

M&M8 A L an adjourned Orphans
ML. S,R Court held at Somerset. in
ISSS@ and for the county of SOmer.
set, OF; the 10Th day of May, A. d. I847,
before the Honorable Judges thereof.
On motion of Mr.. Gebharl the Court
granted a rule on the heirs and legal
representatives Of Mathew Pinkerion,
deceased TO appear at an adjourned Or
phans' Court 10 be held at Somerset, on
Monday the 9th day Of September A. d.
lS47, and shew cause if any they have,
why the real estate of said Mathew Pin
kerton, deceased, should moi be sold.
Extract from the record Of said Court
certified this 10Th day Of May lS47.
VIM. II. PICKING.
June 1. 1S47. Clerk.
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GooD.-Mexico, says the Mobile Her.
aid and Tribune, declines treating; there
fore Gen. Scott will have to liquor-(lick
her.
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TEss papcr is published every Tuesday, at 81
pet snnum, payable half-ycarly in advance
1fnct paid within the year, 81, SO viii invafla'
bly he charged. -
No subscription taken for less than SIX n'O"'''s
nor can a subscriber discontinue unless a'
fhe option Of the editor, uniii srrcafaseSa' ?
paid of.
Anvxrr,srxEKrs will be Inserted al si Pc'
mare. for the 6sst three insertions, aud 20
r.ssnts for every subsequent insertion; longer
ones in proportion
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A love-touched damsel, writing to her
"lelier," says:-"Co-whap me, Johnny,
if things don't look ALFRED slick down
here. Ta,ers isup and the old pig are
doing WELL"
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DR.. w, s, Harah.
NOPQgQa

HNHE Pamphlet Laws, passed a, the
3 last Session Of the Legislature
have been rereived and are ready for dis.
,ribution TO those entitled to have them
A. j. OGLE, Prol'y.
Proihonoiary's Office, !
June %. I847.
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Somerset Coltnty, SIS.

xxx A 4 an adjourned Orphans
; ) IN Court held al Somerset.
: in and for said county. on
&c~~M the 18th day of May ls47.
before the Honorable the Judges thereof.
On motion Of Mr.. Gather, tile court
confirm the InquisiIion on the estate Of
George HarlzelI, decd, and gran, rule
on the widow. heirs and legal represent
alive Of said deceased, to appear al an
adjourned Orphans court, 10 be held at
Somerset, on Monday the 9th day of
September lS47, TO accept or refuse to
take the real estate of said deceased at
the appraised price.
Extract from the records Of said court,
certified this 10Th day of May. lS47.
WIN. HI. PICKING,
Nav 95. lS47. clerk.
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TIlE subscribers would respectfully
IL announce so the public, tina, they
have entered into partnership in the
Wooiien Manufacturing Business, and
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Somerset County, ss.

somerset county, SIS.
XIX 4 I an adjourned Orphans
; 5 N court. held at Somerset,
= ; in and for said county. on the
Mr~~& 10Th day Of May. A. d. ls47,
before The Honorable the Judges
thereof.
On motion Of Mr.. Cebhart the court
confirm the Inquisilion ON the estate of
John ID. Reese, deed. and grant a
rule on the heirs and legal represent
atives of said decd, TO appearat an adj
journed Orphans Court, TO be held
al Somerset on Mondly the 9th day
of September Is47,to accept or refuse 10
take the real estate Of said deceased al
the appraised price.
Extract from the records OF said
court, certified this 10Th day of May,
A. d. :S47.
WM. IT. PICKING,
May 25, lS47. Clerk.