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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-13
nlSSOLUTlON.-The Copartnership mere.

~ toforc ensuing under The Warren = Fary u tbs
DAY Dissolved BY mutual consent WIN Warren and Thos
up TIE businesl WM 2. WARREN.
fcby /, 1877. THOS. r.. FARtSs.
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Gbauoerlihe 0eIbtcbte zines
Gbtfbruh6.

Um "a. Sftober uerlieb Der Sboonpr
Caroline, Capt. Smith Die Winoun9 oes
Sauannab Slu1es, nab Satb beifmmt.
2(m 26iten erbob iib Elm firbterliber
Sturmpino, welber einiee Sage lang
oauerte uno am 3Ilten par oas Sbiff in
80 8rooe norol. Sreite Elm totales @raf.
2(ue Wunoporrdtbe uno alles 98aiier mar
peyloren Deean8en. Qm 3. Nop. fineen
iie wdbreno einem Geeen @afTer eenue
auf, nelbes lie "a Stunoen erbiet. 8on
oieler 3eit an biz Sum lOten batten fie
feinen Sropfen Wafer uno nibts su eI
fen, uno es Dayen BON DER 9anjen Mann
lbaft nur mob pier Ibrie. ndmlib Der
@apitdn. Elm Srldnoer Namens 8raun,
0orace Smitb erfer 'Steuermann, uno
Elm &nabr Namens 6ueb Roie. Nue
fiblten Iib Dem 5ooe nabe uno man fam
oarin iberein 3u @irfeln. rpelcber BON
ibnen ferben ioue, um oas oeben oer lie
brioen Su friifen Oas 2oos traf ocn
Srldnoer. rpelber uneefdbr It's bis $50
pfuno ,poe uno Elm itarfer Mann mar.
allein oieler mar bepoh hnet uno orobte Den
Grlfen 3u erlfeben Der lib ibm naben
Wdroe. um oas t0otlibe 8orbaben ausSu
! fubren. Ser Gapitdn eine fooann in Die
&aiiite aurId. 9loubeno oab ite ale ID
rem gnOe nabe ipdren. Ser &nabe Hofe
erfldrte fib olsoann gum ,ferben bereit
uno Der @eoanfe ibien Braun elm 9ldcf.
liber su fein. Gr fabte oen &naben NIT
ocipsrater 8ewolt um Den eeib uno woa
te ibm eben nit Dem Meher Die 8ureel
ourblbneioen, ols Capt. Smitb binsu
1prane. cine 2(rt ererif uno ibm bieielbe
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SparFanens sRaub.-9er Soifon SrapsIs
lsr tsibrribt ras lIn9Iid bon SIatt Si1TtL si:
nss Sausrn ;u Sent in Connecticut, msIdbsr
um 2200 bsraubt murce, Die fbtn in Elm 8de:
d)en gspaft in einsm Otbcft pcO Joafsr per:
ifeGt marsn, boS in fsinsm 6cIjibcppsn ifauci
Der srifs &aub in jsnsr @s9sne, cbmcbl es be:
fannt mar, bas IL bis $4,000 SbdIer bartsf
@slo felt Den lsetsn Is Sabren in osm 6ouit
perbcr9cn waren. 9isS 1T ein neuer Ssweit,
pa6 s6 INNER nob Qsuts 9ibt Die 9rrBe Gum:
men barts6 @elb unbsnuet lis9sn Ia6en aut
Turbt ra6 fix ss psrIersn f6nntsn. 6r Sis
itl mueR fir oieis Sborbst tbsusr bs;absn,
,po6 2(nesrn ;ur 2Sarnun9 bisnen mag.
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Wseilsn pcn gambsn rpebnte, perlsb cooper 9
Tsrrp um un9sfdbr llbr an jsnsm @psno'
sr mar am Sage NIT Qanbeepreonftsn aut penn
Yblabslpbisr Warfts eewsfsn, nno un' ilgr
fanb man ibn nabs bsi Der @ccpsrserstsorade
8 Mseilsn bon gambsn, toot in fsnsn, 0Sa9sn.
gsn gbdbsl mar serfdmsttsrt uno Der Sers
per NIT elmer SiHslbout bsbsft. Sor. limos
Nuorom, tsr pcrtei fam, fanb ben 9Sa9sn an
bic Sens ssbunbsn, unb als Ct bel Der llntsrs
lutbuna bs0slbsn fanb bas Mobsrts srmcrbst
mar, fponnte ct Die Yferos ab uno brabts Die
Nad,ribt nab @ameen, rpcrauf iib fp9sid)
cine Wnsabl Slrssr in SssIsituns esa ecrcs
nsrs mad, Der Steas bssab uno bic qsds NIT
mad, 9Srownins's Ssrrp brabts. Ssl Der eos
rcnsrssllntsrfuebung uno aus anosrn lImitdn:
Den ersbt fd,, bas Der 9sriforbsne l Msils
BON Sambsn in ben &opf esibc0kn uno tann
bic Yferos siIie nab osm Ylase 9etrieben wurs
ben mo man iie fanb. Nan vsrmutbst bas
Der Verforbsne cine bebsutsnbe Summe 9elb
bsi lid bate unb &aub Die llrfabe bss D'pr>
be6 mar. 9ie 8ermanbtsn beS @rmcrcetsn
BADEN cine Ssobnun9 ron $500 ouf Die @nts
osdun9 unb 8erDaftun9 oes Ns6resrs 9siset,
Der Gcuprntr ron Hsu Ssrisp $500 unb bic
Ssboroe pom @ameen $500.
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Tnrbtbares 1tngliiG.-2OO Oten
fcben 1l,mAefpnninen!

Nm pprIsstsn @onntas Mcrssn ssristD Der
prcpsIer npbSnir," auf bsm Mihisan'Sss
in Sranr, roburb 200 Wlsnl6sn ibr esben
sinbabten. 9as 8susr bratb untsrm @srosd
aus uno ba bas Boot NIT YaGa9isrsn, msiif
osutfbs einlpanesrsr ansefiat roar, ipurbs
r's 8srwlrrun9 70 srcs, oas an fsn eoibsn ;u
bsnfsn mar. Sisls ifirysn ii1 in'S Bansr
uno Inbsrs ranntsn blnolneS in Die Slaflsn
uno fanen baburb UNI. @s mar cine berHer.
reistnbe Gesne. 8iss Ya1a9isrs srreiebten
Die Stte unb wurosn 9erettst. Der @apitan
bes GampfbOotss lag sur 3sit franf uno snt.
fam NIT fnappsr Nctb. Die, mslbs ib in
Die Y6te esrsttet battsn, lpurcsn baIo bon benz
9ampfboOts nTslawarm auf9sncmmsn, bas
ebsn nob Setis 9snus fam bas srausrfpiel NIT
an,ufsben. 9aS Boot 1T total psrIorsn.
Jobn Sell, WDg 1T als Der. Gtaatsns
Ssnatcr, pen 5ennsirte, srirdbIt ,ucrbsn.
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Brr Ztbfralr Befobatter.
SieabinN Ben so. Sipp'ber 1917,

E. w. CARR, No. 440 North Fourth ST.,
Philadelphia, is our authorized Agent, for recei-
wing advertisements and subscriptions to this pa
per-
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Sic Srei WSillipmen. pe6 no
Die $3,000,000 bnssfOmmsn fino, melds Der
ecn9us Dem prsNcentsn psrpili9ts, um pafiir
Sriseen NIT Msrifc gu fauftn? o6ir batsn
lan9s ndbtS rapcn 9eb6rt uno 9Iaubsn oas bic
Sads 5isnIb i'm 9unfsIn lis9t. 16enn lIt
aua9s9tben murosn fir rsn tsfiilltsn 3wed, fc
mar ss jscsnfaa5 sin fbIebtsr 5anbsI fir bic
Ser. Staatsn Der @cn9rss mir mabrfdeins
Iib fir bic 2tuffdrun9 bslss @sbsimnifss icrs
gen.
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Ser Spusref mre iitb nabifsn Mons
tag, Den 6, 9ssembsr psriommsln. Cine. bes
psutsnbs 9ln;abl Der Ulit9listsr tsinest lid)
bsrstS in 9Salbin9tcn unb Die iitri9sn wsrosn
lib in rsni0en SaSsn ecrtbin bssebsn mi0sn.
SIN ioauis Der Gsprsfentantsn ipiro es rabrs
fbsinlb in ben sritsn Sa9tn Der Sieun9 ;ienls
lib raub btr9sbsn, bis Der Sprtbsr uno bic IL
briesn Seamtsn srpablt itnp, oa Die Bb9a
cine f!eins MsbrDrit BADEN unb ibre @sansr2tls
les aufbisten merrsn,' bic QSabl zines TBi9s
Sprebers ju psuitsln. Sisis Sieuns mirb III
tsrbaupt fsbr intertiiant wcrcen uns Der nlsrs
faniibs &rs9 pirb mrbI cen 6auptSenlfanp
9ebatten bitsn..
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5b6nbeiten ocr 5ubtraiury. = Ger
WaIbinatcn, Ncrb @arcna, Bbi9 faat, elm
nsulibsr Iorfa0 i'm 5odbauis su Ssauforo, in
oisIsm Gtaats, yi9t Die Sbenbstsn Der Opss
ration Der portrsfflibsn Gcfcfcfp: Mafbins-
Der Subtrdfurp: q
Der ginnsbmsr Su Ssauforb srbisIt Ssfebl
bic pcrrdtbissn 8onos in fsinsn jodnosn, 700
sbalsr bstra9sno, an cen @innsbmsr ~ Bils
ulnston absulisfsrn. Der baisife Sranipcrt
Der iib earbot, ,uar nit Der Stdtib; absr es
mar nid,t ratblam baS barts @slc, bic siniiSs
@urrdnep mslebe bic Subtrdiurp anerfsnnt,
cbns Ssfhlsuns 81 fbden, uno Der Ssanforo
@innsbmsr muste babsr einsn iuperldi1sen
gRann binssn oafTslbs nab 0Bilnnston 81 be-
alsten, uno bic &oiten Der 8ortfbaHunJ osisr
700 Sbaler, bstrussn et,pas hbsr so Sbaler.
QEars oies mifsrabIs Suttrdfurps@sfse ntbt,
70 bdttsn Die Sonbs burb ir9sno cine Sant Sl
9ssubsrn ii6erbsacbt msrbsn ftnnsn, cbns sinsn
sbalsr Soften fir bic &s9ierun9.
Sbauoerbafter Moro. - Cine Der abs
ftsulbifsn Morotbatsn muroe am pcrsstsn
Samifa9 Absnb nabs bsi @anbsn, Hen Ssrs
fsp, perilbt. ior. Sjrp Moberts, elm rsipsftab'
lsr uno aasemsin bslisbtsr Dlann, bsr strpa Z
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Seuer.-9sr HcrriStaun 6erolo rom lsbs
ten Oaittpctb faat AIM Srsitas 9lbsno un
10 llbr muroe bic Oelmibe bss icrn. @epr9
3nf, in oiefsr Statt, sdnSIitb curb 8susr ssrs
iftrt. Gin Wonn uno Elm &nabs iblisfen in
Der Olhbls uno bas Ssusr arif 70 fhnsl un
Iib, bas Ts mit fnappsr 9tctb sntfomsn--bsr
&nate lief feline &lsirsr Surlid. SO warsn sur
3eit 800 @alonsn Del uno 400 Suidsl Qsins
iaamsn in Der Mubls, mas NIT ;erif6rt wurbs.
I,r. 3jnf bat feline Wlubls ;u 5000 SDaIsr psrs
Iibert, was DnIdn9Iib fsn ,piro fsinen Ssrlnif
;u oeden. Dsan srmutbst eas sas 8sasr ans
9ss9t murbe.
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Eine ntiblidbe 3ritun9. 9Slr Isntsn ole
2fufmtffamfsit unfsrsr Qstr Defenders 9srjs:
nissn Die Der snetltbsn Sprads mabtis inb.
ouf cen profpsftus Der pDilabelpbisr Doyly
Nees, nslfsr iib auf Der oncern Ssite unfss
res beut9sn SlattsS rcrfntet.' QSsr cine quite
unb mcblfsls ensIiibs 3sitl'n9 aus pbitaceIs
pbia iu babsn whnidb, foats fur Die t7elps
,mtsribrcibsn, Die Defenders mdbrsno Dem bers
onnabnesn Sample fir Die prsiibsntsnmabl
Sstsm nhglid) isin miro. gS 9ibt pels aEbiss,
ipNcbl in untrm ais oen benatbartsn@ @auntes,
iuslbc ip9enannte neutras en9liidDs 3eitun9sn
lsien uno. fib rarurb eft llnmabrbsitsn aufs
bineen laiien; siefs ipsrpsn fiber 10 rbItbun
wenn lie ltb fir ibr @sIc einc quite 9Ebi9:3ei>
tun9 anfbafsn.
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Spfer bes &rieees. Gin ponpue bla,

Spfer bes &rie9es.-ein pOnpue bla,
Wfsrifc, erbaltensr Stisf, oatirt psn 30. Oetcs
Der, entbdt sine eiifs csrjsni9en bon. ben ;,psi
psnniplpanlltsn &s9insntsrn Die i'm DOR tissn
Sopfpitale ssfrrbsn iinc. Inter renislbsn fns
ben mir bic Ramsn esr toIssnesn Mit9lsrsr
BON ben Gsabin9er NrtilsrIfsn:
gSilliam SantbisL am 9urbfall, SUM IL.
gBilliam Datkripn, DO SUM IT.
Ssrael &drbcr an &Dsumatian, SUM- 28.
@briifian Qinesrman, am 9uhfq, SUM 30.
Ssinrib Gdrbcr, DO 10.
Sames Cation, % Wu9uif 10.
Scbn 9cnslD 90 Sspt. l..
Ser Home ron Carl @pane, BON bier, Der
in ompa9nis non 9anpls eisnts, linpst lId)
ebsnfals untsr ben 9elterbsnen.
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&pblen=Sranspprt.--9r Sstras bon
&pblsn wsItbsr hbsr bic bieiise @iisnbabn trans
lpcrtirt wuros, mdbrsnb Der 8cfs Die am 25.
0lopsmtsr snbi9te, mar lpe fnlat:
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Grnennitna.-9is 9Sbi9s bon NoamS
eauntp bistsn neuIitb cine SabIrside @erfaiT,s
lung, Bel mslbsr iis Gen. BinnfsIo Sectt ale
ibren gantbatsn fir Yrslosnt srnanntsn unb
slsidssitis ibrsn 9slssarn fir bic geaticnols
@onpenticn initruirhn, bsiIsn @rnsnnuna nab
tsitsn Sraftsn ;u unterfasen.
Scr &riea. - 9Sir babsn bsuts feline
nsus Hadribtsn pom &rie95lhauplaes unb
,ntsr ben dltsrn fnosn mir rpsn9 paS unisrn
Qsisrn nibt bsrsitS bsfamt if. 0Sdbrsno Der
aanssn Isetsn 9Scbe BADEN mir feline Nabribt
aus jensr @s9sne srDaltsn uno unfers eefsr
nsrbsn uns babsr entiduloi9sn rpsnn mir fss
ne liefsrn. Die Natrbt BON Santa 2tnna's
Nlubt nab Jpapanna, bat tb nibt belfdt9t.
@anaIss, Der bsrabti9te Guerilla 6duptlin9
fcG am 4. Nopsmbsr in Geralpc 9eiforbsn fsin.
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Jebn Sell, 98bg 1T als @sr. 6taatsns
Ssnatcr, pcn Isnnsires, srrdbIt wcrbsn.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-01-30
EIED10AT, NOTIG2
EDWARD CRONIN, A. NJ, NJ. D

Having permanently located in 2iareviile. Wis.re-
specially tenders his services the citizens Of the
village and the surrounding country in all tho vari-
Gus branches Of his profession, including Medicine,
Surgery and .7eeouehealent. Once with Geo.
w. Lakin. ESQ.
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BIacksFslithing.

THE subscriber respectfully informs the public
that ne carries On the ADORE business 10 all il
various branches. All kinds sf country prodocs
IaLen in exchange for work. GEORGE PIKE.
PARIS do Chen, Novsmbsr !, 1874.
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BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
REPORTED FOR THE PITTSBURGH GAZETTE.
IMPORTANT FROM MEYTCOq

WRECKING OF A TRANSPORT WITH TROOPS
GREAT BATTLE AT CHIHUAHUA BE-
TWEEN U TROOPS AND MExIcANs
COLONEL PRICE vIcToRreus-CAp-
TURE OF CHIHUAHUA.
Washington, Feb. 24th, I0,-P. M.
The Southern Mail is in, bringing the
mail regularly due. By an arrival at N.
Orleans we have some exciting news
from Mexico.
The dates from Tampico are down to
the 9th February.
The transport ship Ondiaka, from New
Orleans to Vera Cruz, with four compa-
MES of Louisiana Volunteers, on board,
was off the bar at Tampico on the 28th
ult., on her voyage, as supposed to Vera
Cruz, and when somewhat South of Tam
pico, was wrecked in a gale. She was
driven ashore, blu the troops were all got
IN safely. The crew were also saved.
They were distitute of clothing, arms or
provisions, and soon after, the wreck was
captured by q force ofeisht hundred Mex
leans.
Gen. Scott, and staff, were still at Bra
EOS Santiago.
The health of the soldiers at Tampico
was good, excellenr in fact. In the Hos
pitfalls, however, a malignant fever had
broken out and was causing considerable
mortality.
1t was reported. and generally believed,
at Tampico, that Col. Price with the
force under his command, had come in
collision with a large body of Mexican
soldiers at Chihuahua, and that a very Sc
we're battle had been the result.
The loss on both sides was said to be
great.
Col. Price was finally victorious, and
defeated the Mexicans most slgnally, al
though they outnumbered him more than
two to one.
He took possession Of the town, driv-
ing the enemy's troops out of il.
Gen. Patterson had received a batch Of
dispatches for our Government, which
Com. Connor supposed was from the
Mexican Government, and related to a
peace between the two countries.
The transport ship Catharine, from
New York. with troops, had arrived at
Tampico.
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FATAL ACCIDENT.

On Wednesday last, a Mr.. MITCHELL,
Of Westmoreland county, lost his life, on
the turnpike road between Berlin and
Cumberland, in the vicinity Of Craw-
ford's tavern, in the following ann
He was driving his team, and without
stopping endeavored to mount the saddle
horse: when he put the left foot into the
stirrup the saddle turned, the right foot at
the same time slipping, he was thrown
on the ground, and before he could reco-
yer himself was run over by the wagon,
killing him on the spot. Truly sin the
midst of life We are in DEATH"
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the forces under Gen. Taylor and those
under Arista, prevented me from acting.
Otherwise, | would certainly have taken
a move to arrest the march, and thereby
arrest the war. | have much nor to say
in reference to the cause of the war,
which must postpone until some suita-
bic occasion. l could state some facts in
relation TO Oregon, but | am not at liberty,
and therefore forbear. / thank the Senate
for the kindness with which it has now
heard me.
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THIS WAY,
For the Interest OF the Far
mers s others concerned.

YSHE subscriber wishes to inform The
Il public in general, that he is. and
will continue in the Foundry business
IN the town Of Mount Pleasant.
lie will also continue The manufacture
OF all the different numbers Of the
"WooacOck Sey-sharpeHing Plough"
manufactured previous to last August by
the firm of "MilIer and Lippencotts."-
In addition to the five numbers Of The
above plough, be offers another improved
number, which is styled the Nc. G.
This Plough is considered by persons
OF much experience in plouehing TO be
decidedly superior TO any plough in use.
The reason why this plough claims the
superiority over other ploughs, is because
of tvs strength. lis light draught in plough
ing. and for being Capable of lasting a
greater length of time, the strength OF
the point, it being successfully secured
from breaking or ever becoming loose
while ploughing.
Mr.. Woodcock has attended a number
OF Fairs with the above named plough
and received The premium over all other
ploughs.
The subscriber will also keep on hand
in connection with the above ploughs a
general supply Of Plough Irons suiIing
all The different numbers of The plough.
lie will also furnish an assortment Of
PlcugIs and Irons u all the Agents
Throughout the counties Of Wesimore-
land, Fayettc and Somerset, who have
been doing business for the firm of Mil
Ter & Lipaenco,ls. He will also keep
on hand all sizes Of .Si0veS o. fashionable
style, Crates Of all lengths, HoNeU-
HGre Of all kinds, SaU LiU Castings
Of different sizes. .M~achinery Castings
for Engines, for SlaiionarY Horse
Powe.s for GriSt Mills, for Gearing Of
ali kinds. aud for Thrashing Machines.
Persons wishing 10 purchase Thrash
tHS WdcRlneS can be accommodated by
the subscriber, as he has TWO sets Of pat
terms OF the ShsIIenbsrger machine to
order ready for immediate use. A ma
chine is on hand al present ready for
sale. All kinds Of old me!lle Except
what has been burned by a coal fire. will
be taken in exchange for Castings, also,
country produce, such as Bacon, Flour,
Uhe0f. Corn and Oats. will be taken in
exchange al market price.
SAMUEL MILLER. Sr.
March 2. ;S47.
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NO p r.
February %. 1897.


To the heirs and legal representatives
of John ID. Reese, deceased.
HNAKE notice that an Inquest will be
a held at the late dwelling honse Of
said deceased, in the township Of Shade.
IA The county of Somerset, on Friday
the 10Th day Of APRIL, 1877, for The
purpose OF making partition Of the
real estate Of said deceased, 70 and a.
mong his children and legal representa-
tIves, if the same can be done without
prejudice to or spelling of the whole;
otherwise. to value and appraise the
same according to law; at which time
and place YOU are required 10 attend if
you think proper.
SAMUEL GRIFFITH.
February 60, is47. Sheriff.
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TIE DISTRESS IN IRELAND.

The prevailing distress in Ireland has
c,lled forth the sympathies of the Ameri-
ran people, and in a number of places
pnblic meetings have been held and mea-
sures adopted to send bread-stuhs 10 the
Sufferers with all possible expedition
Hundreds of the Irish, especially Of the
poorer classes, have already persisted for
wan of proper nourishment, and thou
sands more are threatened with a similar
fate. The distress has reached even ma
NIX of the small land-holders, whose stock
of provisions has been exhausted, and
who. like their poorer neighbors, are now
aenendent upon charity for the means of
Subsistence. For a more full account Of
the prevailing distress the reader is refer
red TO the proceedings Of a public meeting
recently held in Philadelphia, which will
be found on the first page of this paper.
We have called the attention of our rea-
der TO this subject for the purpose of
suggesting to them the propriety of ia
ding some action upon it in our county.
Those who are blessed with abundance,
could surely afford TO contribute some
thing toward alternating the suferings of
a starving people.
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Somerset County, SIS.

M~C~N 4 t an adjourned Orphans
S1sSA court. held at Somerset.
: in and for said county, on the
MrC~M 18th day of February. A. ID.
ls47. before the Honorable Judges
thereof.
On motion of Mr.. Gebhart the court
confirm the Inqutsition and grant rule
on the heirs and legal representatives of
Mathew Pinkerton. deceased, to appear
at an adjourned Orphans Court, to be
held at Somerset on MOnd1y the 10Th
day of May next, 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 18Th day of Februa-
ry, .s47.
VIM. ii. PICKING.
February %, l847. Clerk.
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Mr|~1 A 4 an adjourned Orphans
8. "A court held at Somerset,
in and for the County of So
MCc~2 merset. on the 18Th day Of
February. A. ID. iS47, before the Hon
orable Judges thereof.
On motion Of Mr.. Gebhart. the court
confirm the InquisIlion and grant a rule
on the heirs and legal representatives of
Michael Sanner, deed, to appear at an
adjourned Orphans court TO be held at
Somerset on Monday the 10th day Of
May, and accept or refuse to take the
real estate Of said deceased, al the APP
praised price.
Extract from the records OF said couri.
certified this 18th day Of February. 1S47.
WIN. II. PICKING.
February %, 1S47. clerk.
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Executors Notice,

ETTERS TeslsmenIery on the es-
IA tate of Mary Augus.ins. late of Ad-
olson township, deceased, having been
granted TO the subscriber. residing in
Petersburg in said township, all persons
indebted 10 said estate are requested To
attend at the residence Of the subscriber
on Saturday The lGth day of April next,
prepared to settle; and those having
claims, 10 present them at the same time
and place, property authenticated.
JONAS Angus TINE.
March Q, 1917. 6t* Exr
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A New MovE.-The friends of Gov.
Skunk are in treaty for his sale to "the
Government" in order to settle their lit
lie 'family difficulties" 1t is said that
the Governor is TO withdraw his name for
denomination, and receive a Foreign mis-
sion or some other good place; and a new
man. 4 second James X. Polk, taken up
in his stead! We shall soon see whether
such a move is TO be made. and if made,
what i! will profit the bargainers and sell
lers.-Lancaster Tribune.
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THE STATE

The State Interest due on the lst Of
February was not all paid, there having
been a deficit in the Treasury of two hun
dred thousand dollars, Notwithstanding
Mr.. Snowden, the late Treasurer, had
held out the idea that the means Of the
Treasury would be sufficient for the pay
ment of the whole.
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Somerset Counkn. SIS.

&|CCM 4 Il an Orphans Court held
>. "a at Somerset, in and for
said county. on the 10Th day
M~~~R of February, A.. ID. ISf7, be-
fore the Honorable Judges thereof.
On motion Of Samuel Gather, Esq.
the court grant a rule on the heirs and
re representatives. Of R%osanna Shaver.
deceased, TO appear at an adjourned Or
phans' court to be held at Somerset. on
tho 10th day of May next, and shew
cause why the real estate of said Rosan-
Shaver should not he sold.
Extract from The records of said court.
certified this 10Th day Of February, 1S47.
WIN. III. PICKING,
February %, lS47. clerk.