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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-09

rY The TRASHY OF KSowLEDsE has lately
ps..sd through new edition, copy OF which W. have
lust received from the Publishers James Conner son.
corner of Ann and Ma Although the excellent cnA
racter Of the hs long heretofore been fully esAo
u,hed In the minds OF the Public summary OF the 10
pic. treated 81 follow may be interesting ser'ihs~
s,vs fre.h idea of tn wide range Of subjects
In Vol A Comp endious English Gfamm% tng
Hsh Verbal D.stinc,lo ms List Of AbbreviAuons win
their Explanations; Proverbs, Terms and Phrases IN
ain French spanls and Italian. with kngh'n uAhs"
lions scripture Pfop Names. with the ffononoAuo"
Table of christian Arnes nh EDslifh DlcuohA'y
Dlc,,nary of Quotat ~ns one OF Law Terms ana
Ia nj a. the Product ons OF Cornmsres with tho C"un
,r,es producing them C75r pages
In Vol If A good g ,zs,tsor Census hs'nfhs oi voc
Halted states Chief ,.ities and Towns OF IN. "o,'
Win thsir Inhabitants flights OF hountsns war ~.
,,src, an Epi,ome OF Chronology and hs'ofJ Ahu
Classical Dictionary. Csi pages ,,--, -.
IN Vol H. The Book Of Facts or Universal Nv ON
,nopplaee Boob oonprisi'g grca ssre'y o. 's'sAp,
Information under 50 gsi 'eral heads io'""o" W
American Biography With an Index VD' pages
A mere dance Ct this am osi unsxampod ef''n' ~
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-09

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Cf0~. 81 Jsnesstsf fa wars a.s..,.-.. = " a.,
.,:s.y morning. lest Loss ssas, ssg isss,.l Tor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-09

~ Persons wishing The Tribune isfs = tSsH -
ana or Al their places OF business will ple.'s
uO,s through the Poe, otnce or leave word 81 'h'"''
the psbastsns once.
~ M. w. l.. PALMA cur Agent for 'hs 49,
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-09

CpANGSs THE NAVY YARD.-Ssmuel Har, has
been appointed Naval Constructor in the place OF Ben
j,mn F. Delsno removed to Portsmouth station Lieut.
r. B. Ellison has appointed frs, lieutenant OF this
station In place Of Lieut.. w Morris.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-09

TALrs OF 1uE PErHAcr AS.p PrA'iSrH' Inc
u.rDsr. b.vs lua published Oh cap ed'no" Of ''"''
f.yori,s tales of Lady Deere. Thy are =" '"o 'o''
.,,cs M " cts zach
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-09

~ The new Ferry a, the foot Of Bridgest Is t.
be under the control Of the unlon Company.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-09

an.st.a Qv.ssas-rhsi 10 ,hs lee, vees u The SHAKER
F.milv ., ,h- Am-rscsn Museum They w he seer
svs,, snsrunoa and svsninf a. way slsn Me nsllccn.
M.vius rsn,f smss, Ne ke. Indeed. ihs bill 70 ishy
srr.lst.a ess .sa iu equal no, 70 be end W ,hs elu
AZ, ne sries ~ aSwissirn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-09

For July the numbers have not yet been returned ou'
they are quite large June, occasoned by 'ne largo
number ofpaupers that sent here from Quebec ana
Montreal So il does not appear tina, have met ine
matter disogenuousy, and am willing to ABIDE the
judgmen, Of the public.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-09

LATEST FROM TAMPICo.-By the arrlval yester-
day OF the : Transport Yeasco We have the Id~p.eo
Seniind of the 18th inst BY We learn mat the city
enjoys excellent health. better than has peen ~
,hs ssne season for years The Sentinel promises to
give tho particulars OF Col Do Russys battle, IN rue
next paper J." y. "a'ou'''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-09

The ENcARSAcION PRIsoNERs.-Ihe Captain
Of the Velasco informs us that the Encarn acion
prisoners chose taken with Gaines and Clay have been
removed back farther into the Interior oy zen HAtey
nrofessedy for safe keeping How long the perhd
Gus Mexicans going to tribe with their promises made
a. ma ~ o. National.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-09

~ The casting Of the second bed.plate for the
United states steamship took place a, the foundry OF Sc
cor 4 Co. between one snd two o'clock on Saturday
large number Of spectators were present and the pro
ce.s was successful More than twenty nine tons OF
melted metal we're used. The United States will be
launched next week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-09

MIssiosARIEs The American Board OF Com
missoners for Foreign Missions sent reinforcement 70
the Bombay Mission In the Goodwin, Captain kennsrd
which sailed yesterday Rev VIM Wood, OF Hen
mixer New Hsmpshire and Mrs Wood, OF Croion, Ms'
saebu.ett. and the Row George Bowen, OF New Yora
CITY are the new Missionaries
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1847-08-03
NOTICE

s hereby given To all persons inieres
Il ted that The following acrounts have
been fled in my ofire. and " i'll be pre-
sented 10 the Court Of Common Pleas o
Somerset county for confirmation. on
Monday the 30th day Of August, le47,
viz:
The arrnun. Of Christopher Beam,
SequestraIor Of the Somerset and Cone
mangh Turnpike Road.
The arcuuni of John Schneider.
Committee of Frederick Allhouse a Lu-
nstir.
The account of John Grave and A.
braham Landis. Assignees of Peter
Rhoads, under voluntary assignment.
The account oI John Grove and A.
hraham Landis, assignees Of John
Rhoads, under voluntary assignment.
A. J. UGI.E. PROXY.
Prol'ys office. Som, July 81, ~.
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1847-08-03
THE LOCoFOCo FREE TRADE
TARIFF.

Now. that the famine in Europe is
STAYED and the unusual demand for Amer
lean breadstufs IS likely to cease, we
shall soon see by the amount Of revenue
that viii be collected in the ordinary
course of trade, what the General Gov
ernment has gained by a reduction of du-
ties upon foreign merchandise. 1t will
be rccollected that the plea for the reduc-
fion was, that it would be the means Of
increasing the revenue. Another six
months will show whether such will be
the effect. In the next place we shall
see also its effects upon the agriculture
and manufactures of our country. The
general state OF the market, the demand
Cor and price of labor, the value of raw
materials as well as of The articles manu-
factured from them, and the financial con-
di,ion of those engaged in manufactures,
will all tend to show the operations Of
free trade and Its effect upon our prosper
i,y. Then the people will know how
far they have been deluded and injured
by the policy which the present Admins
tration has introduced and is determined
10 pursue to the end Of its term. By
that time. too, they will know little
more respecting the "rise and progress"
OF the Mexican War, and of the amount
OF life and treasure il has cost, if it shall
then have been terminated, and will there
fore be in possession Of facts sufficient to
enable them to decide correctly in regard
to the merits or dement's of the Polk Ad-
ministration.
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1847-08-03

CENTRAL RAIL RoAD.-The work up
on the Eastern division of this Road will
commence on Monday next, and as soon
as the hands can be mustered, in the
neighborhood Of our own city. One mil
lion of dollars has been paid in, and the
road viii be completed from Pitsburg to
Philadelphia in twenty six months, and
intermediate points will be opened mnch
sooner than this.
The contracts from Pittsburg upon this
road were taken at $4,000 mile. The
Philadelphia Commercial List of Satur-
day says:
We take pleasure in stating that the
sum of one million of dollars for SUBJ
scriptions to the stock of this road have
already been put under contract on very
favorable terms. Next week we may ex-
pect the Governor 10 issue his proclama-
lion declaring the law granting the Right
Of way" to the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
Road Company null and void.-Piusb.
Gazette. M
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1847-08-03
THE DIFFERENCE.

The Locofocos seem TO be no little
puzzled 10 know how the Wings, who
denounce Mr.. Polk and his Mexican war,
can consistently support General Scott or
Taylor, who have SO signally distinguish
cd themselves by the achievements OF the
armies under their commands in this
same war. Would they be equally
puzzled to discover why the fncendiary
who applies the torch to his neighbour
building, should be punished for crime,
while the Fireman who distinguishes him.
self in the effort TO extinguish the flames
and arrest the confagration, is rewarded
for his deeds - syrr and Banrer.
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1847-08-03

The Who's of Georgia offer a reward
oil $4,000 to be paid on the produc,ien of
legal proof that the following named gem
tlenen have either sons or sons-in-law in
the army in Mexico, viz:
James K. Polk, President of the Uni-
ted States.
James Buchanan, his Secretary of
State,
William L. Marcy. his Secretary of
War,
John Y. Mason, his Secretary OF the
Navy,
Cave Johnson. his Post Master Gen.
eral,
Robert ]. Walker, his Secretary Of the
Treasury,
Nathan Clifford, his Attorney General.
These are Mr.. Polk's official advisers,
and Mr.. Polk himself. They are the
men responsible for the war, and its au-
thors. Now mark the contrast between
them and the Wings. Henry Clay has
lost noble son in this war. Senator
Criitcndon had another, volunteer, in
the thickest Of the light at Buena Vista,
and Daniel Webster son who has been
temporarily driven home by sickness
Generals Scott and Tayler. too, with
majority under their respective commands
are Wings, and we only wish we could
put these Heads of Departments at the
HEAD Of an Army, or column of troops
They would, we believe, make peace
with all becoming promptness and with
due reciprocity.-Pitts. Gaz.
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1847-08-03
HOW is THIS !,

The onion Of Thursday night contains
the following editorial paragraph:
I'VE deem it probable that if Mr..
Buchanan's despatch had been transmit
ted to the Mexican Government imme-
dIately after the battle of Cerro Gordo, we
should have had peace before this period.
Why it was not so transmitted is a grare
question but we undertake TO assert,
confidently, that this was not the fault of
Mr.. Trist. On the contrary, he did every
thing in his power TO have it forwarded
through General Scott"
Here would seem TO be an imputation
of some sort on General ScoTT, and we
believe il is the second time that the u
MON has intimated some delinquency in
that officer in regard to the object of Mr..
TRIsT's mission 10 Mexico. In this in
stance, however, we apprehend that the
Union has shot its bolt in the dark. The
battle Of Cerro Gordo occurred on The
18th April at that time "Mr. Buchanan's
despatch" was scarcely written (; il is da-
ted in this city on the 18th of April. only
two days before the battle. and Mr.. Trist,
who conveyed it 10 Mexico, arrived at
Vera Cruz on the 5th of Nav, and at Ja-
lapa, General Scott's headquarters, on the
18th of May. How then could the Gen.
eral have forwarded despatch s.imme-
diateiy after the battle of Cerro Gordo"
which did not reach him until nearly
month after that battIe.-Nat. Int.
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1847-08-03
Ne7c advertisements.
Six Cents Reward.

DAN away from the subscribers
1a in Elklisk township, Somerse,
county, Pa, on the 18Th day Of July last.
an indenied apprentice TO the Cabinet
making business, named John NJ Clos
key, said runaway is between 22 and
90 years old, five feet 7 or s inches high,
aud dark complexion had on when he
left brown frnck coat the above re-
ward will be given TO any person raiurn-
ing him, but no other charges paid.
AMBROSE BRIKE.
Aug 3 47-3f FERDINAND BRiKE
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1847-08-03

The Official paper announces the APP
pointnent by the President of the United
States. of Colonel STERLIsa PEIcE, of
Missouri, the Colonel OF Regiment of
Volunteers from that State now or lately
on duty at Santa Fe, TO be a Brigadicr
General IN the Army Of the United States,
rice JEFFERSON DAVIS, who has declined
accepting the commission. From the
following paragraph from the st. Louis
Republican il appears that very flatter.
ing recommendation had been made of
Col. Baker (late Commander of Regi-
men, Of illinois Volunteers) for the same
appointment-ioo late, probably. to have
reached the Executive before the ap-
pointment was filed Nat. Int.
.Col. BAKER.-We learn tha, this gall
liant officer has declined accepting the
Office of Colonel of the new regiment OF
Illinois volunteers, now nearly full. He
has also declined the command. offered TO
him by the Secretary of War, of baial-
lion OF veteran Illinois volunteers. With
very proper disregard OF all party con-
siderations, the members of the Illinois
Convention, and the State officers at
Springfield, have united pressing upon
the President the appointment of Col.
BAKER TO be Brigadier General. The
declension Of this office by Col. JEFrER-
SON DAVIS offers 10 the President an op-
portunity Of making very acceptable APP
poIntment, and Illinois deserves this mark
of regard for her military spirit, if any
State in the Union does"
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8: Pro Bono PublicO.
SHrRIFFS SALES

l virtue ul sundry wTi,s vi teHdifi
Ae0Hi E1yoaas issued oul Of the Court
! of Common Pleas OF SomerseI county,
and To me directed. there will be exposed
10 sale by way of public ou,cry. .st the pub
lie square in the borough OF Somerset, ON
Friday. fhe 2e,h day Of August Hert.
at O'Clock, T.. NJ, The following Real
Estate, viz:
All the right, title, interest and claim, of
John Bell, Of, in and TO certain
Plantation or tract
Of land, situate in the township of Addi-
son, Somerset county, Pa, containing / 90
acres, more or less, about ITO acres clear,
and about 20 acres in meadow; adjoining
the National Road on the South, and
lands of Andrew Mitchell, Thomas Giis-
son and Richard Brook, on which are e.
rec.ed dwelling house one and half
story high, log barn, and stable and
spring house, two apple orchards on the
premises, with the appurtenances--as
the property of the said John Bell, at the
suit of Peter A. Beachy.
ALSO
All the right, title, interest and claim Of
Joseph PiseI, oil, in and TO certain
Lot of Ground,
situate in the Borough Of Stoystown, So
mcrsVi county, Pa, containing / acre,
more or less, adjoining lot of Samuel
Kimmel on the north and west, lot of
Jacob Hatmaker on the south, alley on
the cast, on which are erected a two story,
dwelling house and stable, with the
appurtenances-ss the property of the
said Joseph Pisel, at the suit of George
4 Clarke IL Mary Graham, trading un-
der the firm Of George A Clarke IL Co.
ALSO
All the right, title, interest, and claim
of Charles Miller, Of, in and to certain
Tract of Land,
situate in Greenville township, Somerset
comfy, Pa, containing 10 acres more or
less, about 3 scres clear adjoining lands of
Daniel Yutzy, on which are erected
two story house and kitchen also large
stable and blacksmith shop, with the APP
the property of the said
Charles Miller, at the suit of James Gar
retson, now for the use OF William Get.
temy.
ALSO
All the right, title, interest and claim of
Samuel Trent, Of, in and to certain
Plantation or tract of land,
situate in Somerset township, Somerset
county. Pa, containing 226 acres more or
less. about 100 acres clear, about 20 acres
in meadow. adjoining lands OF Daniel
Coleman. John Cover, Daniel Shoemaker
and others, on which are erected log
dwelling houses. barn and stable, and
IN orchard on the premises, with the APP
the property of the sald
Samuel Trent, at the suit Of Michael |
Frease, now for the use Of Jost j. Stutz-
nan.
SAMUEL GRIFFITH,
sherif's Offire, Somerset, Sheriff.
Jrly 81, lS47. )
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THE MARKETS.

Philadelphia.-Flour, western s5,75-
fresh $3.50 1915. Wheat, Prime Red
Sl,25; white SIPS l,30. Corn, yell
low 75c.
New York.-Flour, moderate sales at
former quotations.
Baltimore.-Flour, $3.50 $685.
Wheat, Prime white Sl,25, red Sl,46 a
LII. Corn, white 67c; yellow 75c.
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Is

The summing up shows that unless the
Union can frame another estimate, the
Wings must have majority. The n.
Y. Express makes the same estimate tha,
we have made, except that it counts two
Wings from New Hampshire.-Penn.
MietLgencer.
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1847-08-03

"MExicAS WnIes. - part Of Them
Ia The .7rmy at Bueaa Usia.-A cor-
respondent of the Norfolk, Va, Herald,
says OF the officers in his regiment:
OF the l3 captains, are Wings.
OF the 80 lieutenants, 90 are Wings.
The Colonel and Major are Wings,
and The Lieut.. Col, although Democrat,
is an open advocate for .0ld Rough and
Ready" for the Presidency. Two thirds
of the rank ank file Of the Regiment are
also Wings. Gen. Wool, who is now in
commond of our division, is Wing, as
also large majority of he officers ir the
North Carolina and Mississippi regiments,
and | am satisfied that II an election was
to take place in our camp to-day on po-
liiical grounds, that we could show you
Bethel" if not an "OId Trap" majori-
ty. After this statement Of facts, / think
YOU will agree with me that the Wings
have curious way OF afor,ling "ad and
comfort TO the enemy Santa Anna, |
am certain, thinks so; and | am sure he
would rather receive such aid ond COM
fort as his friend James X. Polk afforded
him, than any he has ever received from
Taylor, Scott, Wool, &C.
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1847-08-03

A New TRAcK.-The carlisle Her
ald'' of Wednesday says, the "Cumber-
land Valley Rail Road CO., has made ar
raneements to Law new track on the road
between Carlisle and Harrisburg and will
commence the work without delay. The
new rail will be heavy bar Of nearly
double the thickness and weight of the old
bar. and make road far superior to the
old for travelling purposes. This is a
great improvement, aud the increased busi-
hess of the road we donbt not will war
rsu'ihe company ere long in extending
ll.c neV track over Inc entire line.
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1847-08-03

- Messrs. Armstrong d Co., of our
borough, have their foundry now in sue
cessful operation and will be able to fur
nish castings of every description. We
understand that they have supplied them
selves with metal OF excellent quality.
and, having attached a steam engine to
The establishment, are prepared TO fill or
ders on short notice.
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1847-08-03
REGISTERS NOTICE.

u oTicE is hereby given TO all persons
" Concerned as Iegaiees, creditors O
otherwise, that the following accounr
have been filed and passed register in tIi,
Registers UlIice, far the county OF Som
erset, and that the same will be- present
ed 10 The Orphans court Tor confirmation
and allowance on Mond0y, the 6h Dig
Of September ne.rt, al all adjourned Or
phans' Court, viz:
The acrounI uf Michael ShoaiT. Ad.
minis,raior OF Christian Shoaf' deed.
The account OF acob Miller, Executor
Of Jonathan Fash. deed.
The account of Daniel Adams. Admin
isiTaior V ish Tic will annexed Of Fred
erick Adams, decd.
Tile account Of Thomas Hanna. Ad
ministrator with the will annexed Of Ja-
cob Minerd, deed.
The account of John Fair. Executor
Of lhe last will and testament of Jacob
Fair deed
The account Of Samuel Swank. Ex-
ecutor &c.. of CailIaIine Swsnk, dec d.
The account of A ner oder, Admin
istrator of John Wigle. der d.
The account of Samuel Hunsecker.
acting Administrator OF jacob Swauk,
deed.
The Supplemental account Of Samuel
Kimmel, Guardian Of the minor children
of John Graham, deed.
The account Of Mary Freans laie Ma
rv Graham, Administrator &c., Of John
Graham, dec d.
The Account OF Mary Fresfn. Execn-
irix &c, Of Smiley Fresm. deed. as far
as he was associated with her In the AG-
ministraiion de bonis non Of John Ora
ham, decd.
The account Of George Meese. Ad-
ministraior Of KiIlisn koontz, decd.
The account OF Casper Loechel, Ad-
minisrrator Of Conrad Werner, deed.
The account Of Chauncey F. Sloner
and Jacob S,oner, Executors, &C., OF l.
saac Sloner, deed.
WM. II. PICKING,
August 2, is47, Resisier.
EARLY opposlte +. Neffss Tavern
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THE NEXT CONGRESS.
THE uousE pRoBABLy WING

Some months back, the Washington
Union predicted, with no little confidence,
that there would bs Democratic MAORI
ty In the next House OF at least sixteen.
New York voted giving % Wings in
stead of the IA which the Union allowed,
and straightway another estimate was
framed, making the majority 10. This
estimate. and the actual result in the States
that have voted, are as follows
Unions Estimate. .eeiual Resulf.
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1847-08-03

The UNION JusTIFIED.-The state
ment of the Union that Gen. Taylor has
10000 men ready for active operations,
which has been SO singularly disproved
by facts, has been explained by the Proyi-
dence Journal, as follows:
Rough and Ready himself equal to 5000
Actual force 1000
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1847-08-03

sThe Wings Of Maine held their
State Convention week before last and
nominated DAVID Brown for Governor.
A resolution was passed declaring in ia
vor OF a National Convention for the no.
mination of candidates for President and
Vice President.
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1847-08-03

VERMoNT-NominGtions.-'fhe Wings
have nominated Hon. Horace Easton,
present incumbent, for Governor Hon.
Leonard Sergeant for Lieutenant Cover
nor, and George Howes, Esq, for Treas
urer.
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Total,

This makes difference Of seven in the
number Of Locos. and mot counting as a
Wing the Independent elected in New
Hampshire, difference Of l3 in the re-
lation of parties, which would exceed by
three the estimated majority of ten and
TO this should be added the Two members
claimed from Wisconsin, making a clear
Wing majority of s. The following is
the Unions estimate for the States where
elections are vet 10 be held I:
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IN the matter Of The voluntary assign
ment Of John Dali. for the berefis Of
his creditors, in the Court Of Com.
mon Pleas Of Somerset County, Pa;
And now 10 wit. Sd MAY, le47, The
petition Uf Peter Dull was presented 10
The Court. setting forth that Jacob Kna-
bic, Jr., who bad been appointed assig-
nee OF John Dull, and took Epon him
self the execution Of the trust, has late
y died without having made 6nal set
Ilement and distribution to, and among
the creditors Of John Dull as by The a
furesaid Deed Of Trust was intended
therefore praying the Court to appoint
some suitable person in his stead to take
charge Of the effects which were in the
hands of Jacob KnabIe, Jr. and 10 exc
cute the trust in pursuance Of said deed
OF assignment, and according 10 the act
OF assembly in such case made and pre-
yided.
Whereupon the Court afix Mendzy
the SOlh day OF August next for The
hearing in the matter.
A.. OGLE, Proty.
junee2-Ie47.