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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-24

ID v ORDER OF Hon Michael u sboener, flrsg Jgdg e
IL II Sew-Y0rk Common Pi-ss notice l. hereby s-o,
pur.usnt the pro-isOus OF re statute suibofzng al
tschnens si0s sbscoD-ng cone lied zDd e-den
d-ors bat attachment b-s ssued sgs0st tie estate Of
DAVID PARK resident u tho slse OF Tennessee, sod
hat Will b. sold for The payment OF his debts
les be appear sad cscharse such ssehueui, according
O ~lihin nine monihs nom he hr.t publiraon Of
Ibis o0ce and that tbs payneul O any debts due 20 bin
witnn This state and be delivery 70 him
10 hs 81 any property real or personal, within his
State heongng him. snd the uaos-r " 4Dy such prop
rry ~ hin are forbidden by law, and void Dsisd
the I'D dsy - July, le41. HENRY y DAVIES.
fs-arn Attorney Tor attsrhiny Cred tor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-24

NOTICE. pursuance Of order Of Andrew y.
NHOdgss ESQ Surrogate Of the County Of Kings notice
!, hereby riyen to ali persons having claims against
NATHANIEL NORTON, ate Of the City Of Broosyn, in
SAID County, deceased 10 present the with the
vouchers thereof the Subscribers at his ofe. No
2 South street IN the City Of New YORK. before the
twentieth dey Of A priL f0fS-Oct. a. l8f7.
WALTER GRfFFITH.l .,.-s-..
OILS ftavem CAR DyN.ISG, Aon'hsfatofs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-24
DnhIIC AnMINIsTRATOR,s OPPICE. Sd

Ssss.u street. Notice ]. b-rssy siv-n the sliyes
aid psatofk n OF CATHARINE DEFCREEsT, late Of the
CITY VI New York spinser, deceased ard who eyed
10 have died that shall apply the sorrogats
OF the City sod County Of Se~York for Letters OF Ad.
mui.tra0D upon the Of the said ntestsf. on m
81 DAY q Janusry next, o'clock IN the forenoon
Dated New-York Nov. ~. IAN
rSo 2a~4w JAMES ) THAYEE. Public Administrator
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-24

IN PURSUANCE Of al order Of the Surrogate Of the
iCOuny VI Newlork, notice 10 hereby ugen TO all per-
sons having claims AGAINST sAHUM ANDREWS, lsse Of
the City Of NewYork deceased TO present the same with
the vouchers thereof the snbscber al her residence
fore the twenty-.ec0nd day OF March n-xt-Dated New
York, the seventeenth day Of September, ls4T
.la isu6ms NANCY AsDRFWS. Adm nistratrix
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-24

CORPORATION NOTICE Of Sale Of Property
v for Unpaid Assessments-Public Notice - hereby
given that sale II properly for unpaid assessments viii
lake place public sucion a the city Hal Of he cry
Of Ne~-York, Wednesday, the first day Of MARCH
next a. twelve O'Clock st snd he continued from
day icy until the While Of sad property shall be sod,
and that the detailed statement Of the property 10 be
sod Tor unpaid assessments Is pub isned IN the NEW
YORK DAILY TRIBUNE. newspaper printed snd pub
lish-d 10 the City Of NewYors.
By order q the Mayor, Aldermen and Commonslty Of
the City OF New York.
MARTIN p THOMPSON, Street Commissioner
Street Comm ssiorer's Oric- November ls, ls41.
Mo ia.gItH.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-24

DY ORDER Of the Hon. David McMaster County
ID Judge Of the County Of Steuben, Of tho degree Of
Counsellor Law in the Supreme Court Notice l. here
BY given that an attachment has issued against the Estate
d ISRAEL HITCHCOCK, or late Of the County Of
Sieuben, sbscond concealed debtor due proof
tho said County Judge 10 the directions
Of the statute concerning Attachments against abscond.
ng concealed nonresident debtors" and that the
will be sold for the payment Of his debts unless he, the
said Israel Hitchcock appear aud discharge such attach
meut according law githin three months from the hrs
publication this notice and that payment Of debt.
.nd thu Of any property belonging 70 said debtor
B. him or for his use and the transfer Of any property by
him. for any purpose whatever Orbiddea b law and
are yoid--Daied November 8. lsf7.
SARROWE 4 CON>TOCK,
NJ ias9m Attorneys Tor Attaching Creditor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-24

NOTICE.-in the mater Of JOHN ANDREWS, a
Nnou-fesident debtor The subscribers having been
pointed Trustees Of said sebtor according 10 the pro
visions OF the Statute concerning abscOnd0g concealed
resder debtors, hereby give notice that all
d-bed said debtor required 10 render an &C
cluutof all debts add Of money 0wiok by them
spectyey and 70 pay the 70 said Trustees al the
once o. Saml N Woodr 4, No - Wsllstrset, New
York before the 18th day Of January. l543 aud
perons having la their 4ny property effects
said debtor required 70 deliver the 70 the said
Trustees before At day ard al tho creditors Of
ss debtor required deliver their RESPECTIVE.
and demands the said Trustees Al the said Office
or before the said asst mentioned csy,-Dsed New
Yors December 10 1871
SAMUEL NJ WOODRUFF
REUBEN G. BULL. Trustees
STEPHEN n WAKEMAN) dl0 is~S~
DAM WooDsUFF sDd LgossRD. At,'ys for Cred tors.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1847-12-11

Another member, wit, Mr.. TIMoTHY PILsRuRT, from
the State Of Texas, appeared qualified, and took his
IN the House to-day.
Mr. JAMESON said that in order complete the organi-
zaon Of the House by the appointment of the standing
ttee and afford the Speaker time, he moved that when
the House al oun doun meet again Monday next
Agreed to.
The resolution moved yesterday by Mr.. CoLLAaER, pro-
vidug for Joint Committee the Library, taken up,
read, and agreed 10.
Mr.. BRODHEAD gave notice that morrow, some
subsequent day. he would ask leave introduce bill entitled
An act to repeal much Of the 9th section Of the act
titled establish certain post and for other pur
poses approved March g. s47 authorizes charge of post
age newspapers conveyed in the mail within thirty miles
from the city, town, other place which the paper
may be published"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-03-05
WEDNESDAY, March !, 1871
Yrnr-Sn an MI E(.AI ES


communication VAS received from the Sc
nale BY their Clerk, that they had passed The Dill
entitled. IAN act 10 authorize The Luxembourg ana
Salem Turnpike Company 10 McAdamlze me"
road and for other purposes" thallhey have pass
ed, with amendments, can act changing The Linss
of holding The Circuit superior Courts oil Cum
bsrland and Appomallcx, and i,e..town a. Lynch
buro.n and Thai they have rejected The bill "con-
c,rnino free negroes and mulaliocs.'
The said bill and amendments were laid on The
table an molion of Mr. TUNSTALL
IN ,noiion Of Mr.. LEA KE- Resolved, That a
selec, committee he appointed 10 enquire into The
e1pcdicncy OF bringing IN bull 70 incorPoIa'e
company Tor the purpose OF manufacturing nop,
cotton, wool, and oher articles, IN inc county q
Guoctland 10 be called the Tuckahoe Aqueauc'
Factory. p-;,,;,.
MIR. DANIEL, from the committee on Privlie-
ges and Elections presented Iepoi' upon 'ne
shcriffs returns OF elections ano Inc qualihcahohs
OF members.
MIR. LEE. from The COMMITTEE on Roads, Nc.'
presented the following bill: A bill 10 incorpo-
rs!e the Mallaponi Navigation Company. ;.
MIR. BENNETT presented a peil'on oil cIi-
zcns OF The county ofLewis, asking Tor an appro,,
nrialipn 10 build bridges on The Stanton and
Psrkersburg Road. Referred 10 The Commi''ee
" On motion OF MIR. PERROW, the House took
nm The report Of the Committee Tor Courts ol JUS
lice. adverse to the petition ct Pauiina +. virgin
for divorce from her husband.
On motion OF Mr.. PERROW, the report OF
the committee was reversed, and bill ordered IN
Conformity with the petition.
On motion Of Mr. Observation-Disclosures
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-03-05
11r.n. a. MEII AS LIBERAL.

Yesterdays Republican makes the following
remarks in relation L. gentleman, Whoui ~
know is TO esteem and regard with kindness
His whole soul seems 10 he wrapped up IN Tue
interests Of hi, conslitueats-and we could bur
envy he Joy ia. slistsnrd in his eyes when he
Witnessed the success OF the James River Cana!
Bill 10 which through good report and e"ii re-
rorl he has beer always True. In tins cohncc-
ton, we deem il proper 10 refer 10 the active and
laudsble exerIions OF Mr.. Layne, The worthy De
lega,e from Allegheny, in bshalt Of This grea'
measure.
The people Of Rote'oart lid well, las' Spring
in retaining he services OF their excellent hepre
sentative, John w. Thompson, Esq. No member
Of the House III Delegates enjoys better desefS
eh popularity than does Nj Thompson ADDED
a. excellent practical sense upon all subjects. MI
r. ever exhibits courtesy OF manner, KIND
ness Of feeling, and fairness Of purpose when
cauoo; bal hare just influence upon MS asso
cialcs.
eve cordially share with hlm il the Joy whicf
the massage oi he James River bill has afforded
hm and his colleagues and trust they 'slll 'eal'H'
their tondesI an'icipalions from The legislation u
IN, Drrsenl session.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-03-05
Elrnhy LunLAM, Sicily
For he Enquirer.
cu,s1orre Co., Va, Feb. both, lsi

cu.nLorre Co., Va, Feb. 10Th, lsi7.
Messfs. Edtors:-ln the Enquirer Of me lhin
we notice the action OF the Senate Of The United
states against The editor OF the Union, and me
abominahle outrage upon The liberty Of the press.
Sir. i !, not liie 70: every American citizen
ard every Republican 10 raise his voice and
"I " his zen agains; such high handed, ar'sio
,, rail- move upon their Liberties SO dearly won for
eyery me Democrat to speak, though he ;, an an
,,n,nhI. fa1ua. When, or a, whom, will Inc
nry, blow be sruckl They have struck blow
,',S car Washington of the Press-who, for near
and r,one in defending and MAINTAINING m our
Constitutional principles. The attack VIII
RECEIVE. a rcbuke from the sovereign, Of me and
and will raise up and sustain the old champion
editor. o.;.ar, him
s.,i 10 drive him from the white House ana q
rlnnse him heel. over head Unto the Potomac C.
I'm The hand writing on The wall is against Inc
Hon. JcAu Che can never "erteI I'D ,rory
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-03-05
TANThLlZING.

The rnRrossed bill authorizing the States SUI
sctin,ion 10 35ths OF 100000 tor the extension
Of The Louisa Railroad from Gordonsvliie 10 The
fool o, the Blue Ridge, was yesterday rejected by
he small majority ol fre. There are sad 10 We
some iacls in The history OF this roae which
commend il 10 the favor Of The General Assem-
h,v n was constructed al less cost per mile
,han any railroad in The country, and IFS admin
is,ra,ion has been marked by The s'rictesl ecoho-
nv Even in its present condition, il has realized
from 20 to 25 per cent. upon us cosI-and ~heh
extended as contemplated, il will not only ahofu
an oulle, 10 The fertile lancs oi Orange, Greene,
q. bur greatly benefr Richmond, and large
section OF The Stale. The travelling oeyonu
Go,donsyIlle is now almost impfacllcable, from
the heavy clay roads. We learn that TINS Ioao
has bsen constructed ty he hard-earned labor oi
small farmers. many Of them stiniins themselves
,,,.ke one or two shares Spectators have ouI
liue to 10 with II.
A. some:of The friends OF the bill were aoserl
Yesterday, ii is though. successful mo'ion VIII
be made 10 reconsider The vote.
nTh;s concludes The most important business
hofnro Congress and The measure which was
dcsmsd The mos, essential to the support OF the
administration. think il IS OF more vital I'M
norance 10 the conclusion Of speedy ana hnnor
sh,s mace than The military bill its II, and the
.ao,sl viii show that am NOT mistaken IN re-
gar, n il. II is my 6tm belief, that had the TWO
n,;ll;o. apnrcpriaton pissed al 'he last session,
,hs war you'd no@ lie terminated and many
millions which, nave already been expended, ana
MANY hat will yet have 10 he expended, woulo
have been saved 10 the country
Thus writes the Washington Correspondent OF
HE Baltimore Sun, in reference to the passage Of
The three million bill bv the Senate. And YET we
see The Wings in tie Senate, The professed aoV'-
cafes of peace, going en- m0s~ against The mea-
.ure. and their associates in the House resortlng
n every species Of parliamentary trick to oeiea'
his measure OF peace. We rejoice that The
amendment, Of Mr. Bertien, protesting aga'ns'
the acquisition OF Mexican territory, was vo'eo
down. ]. would have been direct encourage.
men, TO Mexico 10 persist in her inso'ent reiusa
to negotiate, and would have conveyed 10 net an
,,nn,e.sion tina, we were TOO inid or loo 'ooiisn
:, copduc, The war With efficiency
we are requested 10 announce Lewis Z; Har
vie ESQ as candidate for reelection 10 me n
~ wi DeIeaa,e. tron the county u Amelia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-03-05
A CAPITAL TOAST.

Ala la,e festival Of the citizens OF 81. Louis,
given on The 18Th Of February, for The purpose OF
celebrating The landing @! Laclece END The found
ing Of lha, city, we hGd the following among The
regular ,oasts drunk on the occasion
Our Arnv-Tas Volunteers and Rcgnlars =
With Shields ior defence Butler Tor supplies
a pllow for repose; ard Marshall for parade,
may they no, lack WOOL for comfort, W"m IN
battle. or a Garland for victory; never crying
ouit.man To The foe, but laying their I'nlss' on
The enemy, back, pay promptly ibelr Se0A' or
charge as The Taylor always knows now.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-03-05
PUBLIC MEETING

Ara meeting Of The citizens OF Richmond,
he'd in pursuance Of pubic notice Al me Ciiy
Ho.eI on Tuesday evening March line u, 1917,
for The pnrpo,e oil adopting measures expressive
al their h;sh qualification al the passage OF GER
laic in;ori ant bills Of Internal Improvement by
he present General Assembly; and especially
that providing Tor ths extension CT the James
River and kanawha Company,
On molten, Thomas II. Ellis vas called'o The
Chair, and Henry Ludlam appointed Secretary.
Il Nas then on mclinn Re5otpcd. !. That a
comrliren,aIy dinner be given TO The members
Al tn Genera, Assembly.
; rnat The citizens generally he requested 10
illuminate their houses on the light oil he dnner
AMI ,h,l tic Richmond Fayel'e Artillery b: re.
o,rs,,G 10 fie a salute suited 10 the OCCASION
3 Tia, committee OF four IN each ward ps
srpoiDied +; he Chair, 10 obtain SUBSCRIBERS 70
inc dinner.
! Tn; Committee Of Arrangements be APP
pnui,d whose duy il shall be 10 contract Tor the
dinner .clcc, Inc place.. extend invitations, aud
msl,, 4. ohr, arrangements in their opinion ne
cesar, II whoh arrangements public notice
~ns' .c siven. 50 lar as may be proper
Un!c. tie bird resolution, The Chair appointed
| .si!... committees 10 obtain subscribers
{n liOarat Hard-Charlcs Palmer, Joshua
is,v VINCENT Barsamin, Horace l.. Kent.
mr. 1Ld.,on UaId-James Bosher, james r.
l.ip,comb, Thom IS j. Deanc, Thomas B. Bigger.
-, III fso, Iiard-N iiam J. Clarke, JAS.
Winston. Richard Q. Haskins, Titus 9. Rice.
The following gentlemen were appointed me
/ I. ,ou;,,-, II Arrangements James Lyons, Jos.
4 Anderson. Robert c. Scn', I'd Barton fla1
all. Richard 3. Gcoch, chas. !. oshorne Geo
n. Darlington, John 5: caskic, Henry Lud
lum; l. which, on motion, The Chairman was
added. = r,,on
! ~, ,,,c President of the James River and IA
"awha Company, be specially invited TO a'' en-
IN. dinner contemplated by this meeting; and !ha
The Chairman, in communicating this resolution
as he is hereby requested to DO, express 10 Mr. "
Cabell the graceful remembrance ~ wn.en ~, y.
n.., s.ryices 10 the grea, cause OF Internal I'm
p prov and especially To the James River
and Kanawha Company, are held BY The citizens
o. Richmond. ,,
On motion, then, the meeting adlouroed.
THOS. II. ELLIS, Gilman.
rI..,y I ,tnr,N Stcly
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-03-05
IMPORTANT FROM THE ARMY.
Correspondence OF The N. 0. Timss.]
u. S. TRANSFORM SHIP AMERICAN,


Gen,lemen-In haste drop you these few
lines as the steamer has Just bought of sailing
orders and we leave This day for the Island OF
I.obos. where Gen. Scout now in cour.e Of con-
cen,ra,ine all his forces This vessel is loaded
with surf boats for the purpose, when The expedi-
lion is alt assembled al that point OF convey
ing troops and stores thence TO The main land.
We lei New York on The 18th uliimo, and
arrived here on the 9Th inst. The American
is very fine ship, bnnhen $50 tons, and belongs
TO The United States War Department. General
Scot is here, and very active in getting off his
troops and stores, urging on all the necessity Of
Fastening our movements. We had severe
Mother lately, which Of course put stop TO all
work outside the bar All the troops here are wei,
sickness happily being a, the present moment al
most unknown among Them. We are without
any news OF moment from The interior.
About 80 vessels lie al anchor outside The bar,
and as many more inside, all on The point OF NOV
ing with The expedition. 1t is supposed that the
General himself will not be able 10 leave in less
than fortnight from this time Be good enough
10 report The ships crew and officers all well. |
need moi inpres. on you the avidity with which
news from the States is sought alter; be good
enough, then, 10 send me papers by every opror-
unity. As occasion offers, you vii! hear from
me every particular connected with The expedi-
lion which Is now on the eve Of making grand
denomination on an important point OF The enc
my's country.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-03-05
n <,s,rord,n,, eth. Baltimore san

WARRINGTON, Feb. 3, O'CLOCK, { vi
A message from The Pres,den' was yrssi""s
laid on the table in The house, ~Nno"' Ied','
; ;aa' 7. communicates. | learn, the correspond
a IN, Win Cen Taylor, called for b. a resolu
.;', so.rs weeks since. II is very lengthy, CO
r ,,e, ,hree hundred manuscript pages.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-03-05
MARRIED.

Married, OF Wednesday morning. March % ;,
hv tho Rsv'c Jacob Manning, Mr.. ANDREW +
CRurcHriELD 10 Miss sARiH L. DAvls-a!l ol
ibis city.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-03-05
my's country,

RICHARD ADAMS, Esq, was elected High She
riff Of the county Of Hen,ico, tor Two years, on
Monday, LIST March, as suceessorto Mr: lhos. 5.
Dicken, whose term Of service then expired.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-03-05
MONDAY, MARCH l, l847.
GEN

EVENING SESSION. Senate assembled
again al 6 o'clock, and resumed The considera-
uon Of the three million bill, as it is called
he I d.a ss bill 70 place three millions OF dollars
Negotiations with Mexico-was debated up TO
O'Clock on Tuesday morning.
Mr. Pearce opposed The bill, and entered into
DO elaborate historical review OF the early settle
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-03-05

we are requested 10 announce Lewis Z: H1I'
vie ESQ, as candidate Tor Ie'elee'on ,; 10 me n
~ neleoa,e. from the county u Amelia
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1847-04-06
Confrai Comnaistee.

af..e Central Committee.
THOMAS e. FRASKLIN. Lancaster Caty
TuomAs Duncan, DauPhin county
JAMES MARTIs,
THoxAs G. HAMBLY, York
WV. NJ. Wars, Cumberland
DANIEL NJ. SmYsER, Adams
ions p. WErHERrLL, Philadelphia city
.JesxPu r. CHAEDLER
RoBERT L. CONRAD
sruonAs McGRArH, Philadelphia co.
DuLER LUTHER, Berks
RogERT NJ. BARD. Franklin
Tgos. vi. +. M'KEsSAN, Washington
ANDREW J. OoLE, Somerset
IIARHAR DENNY, Allegheny
RICHARD IRwN, Xenaugo
JOSEPH III. KuHNs, Westmoreiand
G. ]. BALL, Erie
II. ID. MAXWELL, Northampton
J. B. SALISBURY, Snsquehanna
ELHANAN SMITH, Wyoming
SAMUEL A. P~URyIANcE, Butler
HENRY S. Evans, Chester
ROBERT II. PoTTs, Montgomery.
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1847-04-06
American officers KILLED and
Wounded.
REGULARS.


KiIled-Capt. Lincoln, Assistant Adj
lutant General.
Wounded-Capt. E. Stein, lst dra-
goons, severely; Lieut.. S. G. French, Sd
artillery. severely; 1t. ]. ]. p. O'Brien.
4th artillery, slightly.
MISSISSIPPI RIFLES.
KiIled-Licuts. r. S. Moore and F.
McNulty.
Wounded-Col. ]. P. Davis, severely;
Capt. ]. M. Sharpe, severely; Lieut.. A.
B. Corwin, slightly; Lieuts. Pozey and
Stockton, slightly.
FIRST KENTUCKY CAVALRY.
Killed-Adjutant Vaughan.
Wonndcd-One Captain and three
Lieutenants. mo names given.)
ARKANSAS CAVALRY.
Kil!ed-Col. A. Yell and Capt. A.
Porter.
Wounded-Lieut. S. A. Rcdder.
2p KENTUCKY FOOT RIFLES.
Killed-Col. Mckee and Lieut.. Col.
Henry Clay; Capt. o. w. Morse and
Capt. w. L. Willis.
L. -. Barbour,
Withers, and Mosier.
INDIANA BRIGADE.
Wounded-General Lane
SECOND
KilIed-CApt. Kinder, Capt. Walker,
and Lieut.. Parr.
Wounded-Capis. Saunders and Os-
born; and Lleuts. Cayen, Pennington,
Morse, Lewis, Davis, and Epperson.
THIRD REGIMENT.
Killed-Captain Faggat.
Wounded-Major German and Capt.
Sleep.
ILLINOIS BRIGADE.
FIRST REGIMENT.
Killed-Col. J. ]. Hardin, comman-
ding; Capt. Zabriskie and Lieut.. Haugh-
ton.
Wounded-Lieuts. ]. L. Mcconnell
and III. Adams.
SECOND REGIMENT.
KiIled-Capiain Woodward; Lients.
Brunton, Fletcher. Ferguson, Rollins,
Bartheson, Alhuson, and Price.
Wounded-Capt. Coffee and Capt. Ba-
kcr; Lieuts. Pickett, Engleson, Steel and
West, and Adj. Whiteside.
TEXAS COMPANY.
Killed-lst Lieut.. Campbell md I'd
Lieut.. Lombard.
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1847-04-06
SHERIFFiS SALES,

\ virtue OF sundry wrIts OF HeRdlfl-
EDoni EIDonas issued cat Of the Courl
Of Common Pleas Of Somerset county,
and To me directed. there viii be exposed
to sale by way Of public outcry, at the pub
lie square in the borough Of Somrrset, on
Saturday. the Isl day Of May nerf.
at ! O'Clock, p. NJ, the following Real
Estate. viz:
All the right, title, interest and cEim
of Thomas Rifle. Of. in and 10 a certain
TRACT OF LAND,
situate in Conemaugh township, Somer-
set county. Pa, containing two hundred
acres. more or less, about 10 acres clear
ed. about 4 acres IN meadow. adjoining
lands OF Jacob Schneider's heirs, Gabriel
Mishler, Gabriel G~indlesperger. and 9TH
er lands of defendant, on which are erect
eG a cabin house and stable, with the
appurienances-as the property Of The
said Thomas Rifle, atthe suit Of john
Hochsteiler, now for he use Of Hiram
Beam.
ALSO
All The right. title, interest and claim
Of William Armstrong. OF, in and 10, a
CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND,
situate in Addison township, Somerset
county, Pa. containing rs acres, more
or less, aboHt ten acres cleared. adjoining
The Maryland line on The east. lands of
John w. Robson or the north. and Mrs.
Patrick on the west and south. with the
appurtenauees-as the properly Of the
said William Armstrong, at the suit of
William Fear.
ALSO
BY virtue Of a writ of Alias Testatum
Venditioni Exponas, issued ont Of the
Court of Common Pleas Of Allegheny
County.
all the right, title. interest and claim
Of Francis SchachIeiier. Daniel Baer md
Jacob Staum, late partners under the firm
Of Schachleiier. Baer and Staum, Of. in
and to, TWO LOTS OF GROUND,
situate IL the borough Of Somerset. So
merset county, Penn'a. containing one
halt acre, more or less, bounded by LOT
Of Daniel Baird on the West, Union
street on the north, Main street on the
south, and lot Of Abraham Duh on The
east. on which are erected a large two
story log dwelling bunse. a smoke house,
a wund shed. and stable. &c, which is
now in the occupancy Of Henry Jackson
and John j. Benfora. with he appur,e.
usnces-as the property Of the said firm
Of Schachleiter, Baer and Staum. al the
suit Of John Lighlner.
SAMUEL GRIFFITH,
Sheria's Office, Somersel,2 Sheriff.
March 2at 1871
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1847-04-06
Somerset Counfu. SIS.

McS~M 4 r an adjourned Orphans
SA court held at Somerset.
and Tor the County OF So
M~~~M merset. on the i5sh day of
February. A. ID. i647, before the Hon
orahIe Judges thereof.
Gu motion of Mr.. Gebhari. the court
confirm the Inquisiiion aud grant a rule
on the heirs and legal representatives OF
Michael Sanner, deed, iu appear at an
adjourned Orphans court. to be held .;
Somerset on Monday the 10th day al
May, and accept or refuse TO take HE
real estate of said deceased, al the sp-
praised price.
Extract from The records Of said court,
ceHnhed This 18Th day Of February. ls47.
WM. III. PICKING.
February Is. Isi7. slerk.