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Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-08-18
Agricultural Character of the 32iE.
imw District.


We cut the. following from w. Hub
bard's geological report TO the United
States Government, upon the Surveys of
the Mineral Region, published in the Lake
Superior News. They show that instead
ofthe steriiity which many suppose 20 char
acterize mining country, that region is
behind none in the world in the elements
for agricultural prosperity:
The approach to tina, portion of the
country which is underla;d by trap, is in
general marked by an almost immediate
change in the character of the vegetation
tina, ofthe latter being a luxuriant growth
OF sugar maple, lynn, birch, hemlock and
pine. The sugar tree is greatly FREEDOM
inant-a large proportion Of which is OF
the varieties known as the curled and
birds eye. Some red oak is found on the
ridges, and pines occur scattered over the
country. The trees are of large size, i,
being not uncommon to find pines of five
feet diameter, and sugar trees of two feet.
The soil varies from coarse gravel 10
fine dark loan, usually inclining to
sandy, but occasionally arglllaceous. The
soil is composed in part of drift, being a
mixture of pebbles, from the size o, hen s
egg down, ofevery variety OF rock known
in the region, with quartzose sand and in
part OF disintegrated portions of the rock
below. Together, these constitute soil
easily titled, yet sufficiently tenacious, and
which will without doubt prove exceeding
ly iertie.-lndeed, when it is considered
that the substances which compose the
trap rocks are eminently calculated % give
fertility, an observation which is contir.
med by the fact that some of the most
fertile soils in Europe are from this rock
We may not hesitate to pronounce the soil
Of the trap country of Lake Superior to
be unexcelled. for the varied qualities of a
good soil, by airy in the world. Nor
should we neglect to notice that among
the pebbles of the drift portion of this, as
well as nearly all the soils examined, are
many Of lime stone. They are found from
the lake shore to the summit ofthe hiehes,
trap ranges, and in sufficient abundance
to affect, without doubt, the character Of
the soil. We have but to add these facts
to the advantages afforded by finely
varied surface, abundant water and water
power, and climate admitting of the pro-
ductlon ofall the staple articles ofthe north
ern States, in fact much more equable than
that of New England, to be convinced that
TINS region, In an agricultural point OF
view, has been far moderated.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-08-18
Read what he says in his own Ian
and re-read it. Here It is:

po.d what he says in his own LAM
,uape-read and re-read it. Here i IS:
aFr,1ow-cIr.zESs: I wish that the
como pa,riotic feeling had existed in the
ea,,nc,Is f,his nation. wish that Mexico
could have seen the same unanimity in our
nsonle in the prosecution of this war, that
ihsy have seen of our forces in the field.
! rscollect well the impression made on
r,n mind on one occasion, when an ex-
MY n;e.s sent BY me to General Wool brought
me such stray papers as had found their
49,, - the Generals camp. The latest
da,ss were Of the 10Th Of November; con-
seouently, we had seen nothing ofthe pro-
oeedings of the last session of Congress,
or Of the Presidents message. The first
thing cast my eye upon was speech OF
NJ Corwin. senator from Ohio, denoun-
ONO the war, and those engaged in II, as
LITTLE better than band OF robbers. Gen
Hemen ,cintsr shower-bah you'd haze been
nleosant compared Nth my sensation on
reod;ng II! Freeing chilling! Such
speeches might have been deemed patriotic
IN the United States; but, place yourselves
where we have been, and endure what we
have undergone, and then Imagine cur SEN
sstions. We were in city numbering in
incubation at least twenty times our force,
surrounded by enemies on all sides. We
had crossed tn. Sierra Madre, and found,
when we had arrived in Chihuahua, that
we were looked upon as little better than
a band of robbers! Fellow. citizens, the
speeches which ale made in opposition to
this war are said to emanate from the peace
party; but say that they are made By those
who are postponing the peace eternulty."
Now, what do you think, dear reader,
of the patriotic wing papers that published
and commentaries, eulogised to the
skies-this same cut-throat speech of the
traitor, Corwin, which froze the wing
blood in Colonel Doniphan's wing viens,
at the very time that they were anathema-
tizing the Executive for not supporting
General Taylor with sufficient reinforce
ments and Intentionally prolonging the
war.
We ask, what do you think of the Del
aware Republican, for example, which
published the foul document with ecstatic
comments, now? What do you think Of
the eulogies of its wing allies? Was not
this contemplate juggle; an effort TO
play off misereble hoax upon the public?
And has it not signally misunderstanding,
in the bursting of its bubble, the hollow
ness within, the falseness of those who
were employed connecting and promulsing
it, and the infamous character OF the end
sought to be promoted by Ii?
Alas for the jugglers
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-08-18
Peter. ~. Patterson.

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW,
M ILL give prompt attention to any business
w lntrusted to him in the District Court of
the United States for the State of Iowa, in the
Supreme Court Of Iowa. and in the District
Court of johnson and adjoining counties. He
will also punctualy attend to collecting in any
part Of State of Iowa, and in the western part
Of the State of Illinois. Office on the east side
of the Capital, Iowa City.
July %. IS47-3t
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-08-18
RECOMMENDATIONS.

Heretofore " has been very difficult, in :
deed impossible, 10 always obtain good
gre en- and black teas. But now you have
only TO visit the ware rooms of The Pekin
Tea Company, IS and n Fulton Street, 10
as delicious and fragrant teas as you could
wish for.-Daily Sun.
We have tried the teas imported by the
Pekin Tea Company, 1857 Fulton ST, N.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-08-18
Notice.

TNHE Subscriber would take this oppor-
tunily 10 acknowledge his obligations
for the very liberal patronage he has r+ceiv-
ed during The SIX years be has resided in
this CITY, and would say that business Of i'm
porance demands his attention in the East,
consequently lie will be absent for few
weeks. He has left his practice in the hands
of DR.. J C.. Hebison. VINO will hold him
self in readiness TO attend to all calls for
medicine or practice.
He has also lett his notes and accounts
in the hands of James Robinson, ESQ,
Qirm of Robinson 5. Fisher for collection,
who is authorized and appointed sole agent
10 settle my business during my absence.
ENOS METCALF.
Iowa CITY, July Ia, lS47. IL
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} SALE VI LOTS IN THE TOWN
MI "a 4 G "a e @,
IOWA CO. low A I.

IOWA CO. IOWA.
vEyHERE will be Public Sale of Lots in the
town of MARENGO, the County Seat OF
Iowa county, on Monday the 9th day of August
next. The following will be the terms OF sale
One fourth to be paid down and the balance IN
three equal installtnents of twelve, eighteen and
twenty-four months. Bonds will be given on
the day of sale to purchasers for deed when
payment is completed The Lots are subject to
private entry at the present time, and all persons
wishing to purchase will apply to the under
signed. BY order Of the Board of CO. Com'ls.
G. W. KITCHENS, Clerk.
Marenco, June 6, 1S41-l3
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-08-18
.N'y1E'5f'Ei.

EHHE co-par'nership heretofore existing
Z under the firm of Robinson & Fisher. IS
this day by mutual consent dissolved; The
business of The firm will be settled by James
Robinson. JAMES ROBINSON,
J. Fl. FISHER.
Iowa City, July 10, lSl7-l9
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-08-18
GOLD PE.S'S.
SAINT LOI;IS MANUFACTURE.

EVERY one warranted 10 give en'ite sat
H istac,lop. OF the money returned. Ii Is
admitted BY al! who use them. that Robbius'
Gold Peas are equal ii not superior TO any
ever offered IN lhIs market. For sale.
wholesale and reIaii. with or without the
cold and silver cases. AT The mandatory.
No. l2S Min street, n-ar vine.
July. lSl7-l9
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-08-18
.Fll,,,i ,,jsfrnt0r's Sale.

WILL be exposed to sale at Pubic Auction
w to the highest bidder on Saturday, the ith
day of September next, at two o'clock T. NJ,
at the door of the Capitol in iowa CITY, the iol-
lowing real estate of A. I. Willis, late OF John-
son County, de- cased, to wit: The SCUM nan
of the east half of the south west quarter OF sec
ton eleven, Ul) township NO. seVen'y-hihei
(79) north Orange six, West OF Dun T. W. Ill saio
Johnson county and State of Iowa.
TERMS will be made known on the day OF
ale
M. RENO
Administrator of the estate Of A. |. Willis, dec.
Iowa CITY, August 8, lS47.-4t
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e. BATES, Iowa City. D. P. PALMER, Marie
EsaleS Il Palmer,

ATTORNEYS AND CoUNsELoRs AT Law
AND SOLICITORS IN CHANcEY,
Will practice IN the Supreme and District
Courts of the Stale of Iowa.
All professional business entrusted to
tier care will be promptly attended TO.
july 2Nk lSi7
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-08-18
Look Out!

A LII persons indebted to the subscriber, by
N note or book account, are requested to
come forward and make payment Immediately
d. II. Smith, who will attend to my business
during my absence. Again say, look out!
JOS. T. FALES.
Ivanhoe, Linn Co., Jan. Goth, 1S47. Al st.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-08-18
Medical Notice.
MURRAY & MCCORMICK

DOCTORS MURRAY 81 MCCORMICK
EHAVlNG dissolved partnership with DR.
4 Silas Swan. in the practice of medicine,
offer their professional services 10 the clti-
zens Of Iowa City and vicinity, and will al
tend promptly to all calls.
They are always TO be found ar their OF
fee, day and night, unless absent on pro-
iessional business Office on Clinton street,
few doors north Of Lyman Hollis store.
lowe Civ Aprll 10. 1871
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-08-18
Five Dollars Reward.

r OST, by the undersigned, yearling bay
i 1 horse 1t, with some white on one or both
Of his hind feet. The above reward will be paid
to any person who will take up SAID colt and
return him to the subscriber on Old Mans
Creek. Iowa County.
MAY 2. lS47-nl2 MIR. LEhIN.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-08-18

WHEREAS my wife Amanda C. Fow-
" Ter. has refused my protection without
any just ca'.se or provocation OIL my part.
any person or persons harboring or trusting
her on my account, are hereby notified that
| will no, pay any debls of her contracting
from and alter this date
HIRAM FOWLER
Julv H. 1St7-1wI7
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-08-18
Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons inter-
~ ested, that duly authenticated copy OF the
last will of ABRAHAM BOWMAN, late Of
Cumberland county, Pennsylvania, deceased,
will. on the first Monday Of April next, be pre-
sented. according to the statute, TO the Judge OF
Probate in and for the county of Johnson, and
State of Iowa, for his adjudication ard appovrai
FRANCIS BOWMAN.
March 3. 1917 n3-3w pd.
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PRINTED CALkCOES


ONE THOUSAND Packages.
Embracing some Thousands OF different pat
terms and coIorings, and comprise every
thing desirable in the line, Foreign and Do
mestIc.
All of which are offered for sale for cash,
or satisfactory credit. at the lowest prices by
the PIECE OR PACKAGE.
New Styles are received almost every
dav, and many Of them are got mp Tor our
own sales. and rot TO be found elsewhere.
ssPrnled lists OF prices. corrected from
DAY 10 dav, with every variation in The mar
ket are placed IN the hands OF buyers.
Merchants will be able to form some idea
of .he exieu, aud variety o! our assortment.
when we state, that the value OF cur usual
stock of this one arIIc!e. Is at least twice the
value of the entire stock of dry goods usual
Nv kept by our largest wholesale Jobbers -
This iact. together with The TACT, that our
means ana our attention. instead OF beng
divided among a vast variety of articles. are
devoted wholly to one, Will render, the ad-
van,aoes which we can offer to dealers per
teclIy obvious; and 1t SD III be our care that
none who visl, our establishment shall meet
with any disappointment.
Our Assortment is complete at all SEASONS
OF the yeH.
LEE, JUDSON g. LEE.
p. S.-B F. LEE. formerly o! the hrm OF
Lord s. Lees, and late senior parner IN the
original firm of Lee & Brewster, from which
connection he withdrew some time ago. mas
resumed business ln connection with MeSs,s
Lee s. Judson, under the firm OF Lee, JUDI
son i. Lee. aHu he ventures 10 assure HIS
friends and the public. that the new INN
will maintain the same pre-eminence 10 this
branch OF the trade. which formerly disln-
guIsned the other two houses TO which he
belonged. le47-io
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-08-18

One Of our neighbours tells a story OF a
gentleman who, wishing to buy draught
horse, bought one OF Quaker, whotoid the
purchaser: cit would please thee to see
him pull.'' The horse was bought, but
after numerous fair trials the buyer has
given up all hope Of ever being pleased"
in that way.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-08-18

were in power. We should then again
have idleness, dissipation, and the whole
catalogue Of lille that disgraced the custom
house under Jonathan Roberts.
Phiia. Spirit of the Times.
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E33.. Y: q. &NlcS.

% ESPECTFULLY informs the public.
"a tina, be will continue me practice OF
Medicine. and Surgery, IN Iowa Guy and VI
cini'y: and those that will favor him with
their calls. may rely upon prompt attention.
OFFICE TWO doors east OF kestIngs' OLD
stand. July, 1919
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Sleeper & Fenner,
MANUFACTURERS OF
UMBRELLAS. PARASOLS. &c

NO. 126 MARKET STREET,
South Side. bcio,s Fourth. Philadelphia.
INVITE the altennon Of merchants and
1 Manufacturers 10 their very Extensive,
Elegant, New Stock. prepared with grea
care. and offered a, The lowest possible pr
ces for Cash.
The principle On which this concern is es
tablished. is TO consult the mutual interest,
of their customers and themselves, by man.
ufacturing good article. selling il al the
Lowest Price for Cash, and realizing their
own remuneration in the amount OF sales
and quick returns.
Possessing inexhaustible facilities for man
ufacture, they are prepared TO supply orders
TO any extent. and respectfully solicit the
patronage of Merchants, Manufacturers and
Dealers.
PHILADELPHIA. July 81. lS47-I9
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GrOcerieS! GlOcerleSy

lust received good assorImen, nt Gro
~ "eries, at RobnSon's ONE PRICE
STORE Commercial Row.
June 30 IS47
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Office.

rEsHE undersigned, administrator of the
estate of Richard Williams. late OF the
county of Johnson, State of Iowa, dec eased.
will on the 9Th day of Sept. next. apply TO
The Probate Couri OF said county. at the
room of said court, for license TO sell The
real estate Of said estate to pay the debts
thereof; when and where all persons inter.
ested in said estate may attend and show
cause why such license shall not be granted.
G. FOLSOM.
AUGUST ll,h, l847
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NOTICE TO HOLDERS OF STATE
OR TERRITORIAL WARRANTS.
TaEAsURER's OFFICE.
Iowa City Aug 23,ls47
NOTICE is hereby given 10 all persons
IN holding State or Territorial Warrants, to
preseut them at this Office for payment
MORGAN RENO.
Treas urer OF State
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-08-18
Administrators Sale.

WILL be exposed to sale at public auction,
w TO the highest bidder, on the 4th Monday
1.-THE Goth day) of April next, at 10 O'Clock A M
at the door Of the Capitol, in Iowa City, the fol-
lowing real estate of CHI ARIES ca M
Bird G T., decd. to-wit: A portion of section
No. 33. T. so N. r. 6, west of fifth principal
meridian, embraced in Lots Nos. 7, s, 9, and 10
of said section. and containing about l4l acres,
being all first rate timber land, lying one and
half miles northwest from Iowa City, and will
be sold in lots of 20 acres each. Also 2Oc acres
of land, being part of sections "a and 80, IN l..
70 N. R. No. 6, west of fifth principal meridian,
living on the east and west sides of the Iowa riv-
80 acres under cultivation. This tract
embraces timber and prairie, excellent soil. and
lies three and half miles south Of Iowa City,
and will be sold in one body.
TERMs-One fourth Of the purchase money
in hand, and the remaining three-fourths in three
equal instalments of 6, II and Is months from
the dav of sale. The security required on the
credit will be made known on the day of sale
ANY person wishing to view any OF the preml-
ses. or learn any further particulars with regard
to the same, will be attended to, by application
to the undersigned at Iowa City.
F NJ IRISH, Admir-
OF the estate of Chas Cambridge, decd.
Iowa City, March II, 1S47.-3-ts
The sale Of the above property is postponed
until the first Monday OF September next, and
at the same time will be offered to the highest
bidder tract of land belonging to the above
named estate, being about fifty acres, on which
the widow has the right of dover.
n. B. The widows right of dover in the
above named land will be offered for sale to the
highest bidder, at the same time and place.
July 29th +. M. IRISH, Admir-.
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lust received New Wagons from Ohio,
- and for sale low for Cash or Wheat alter
harvest. JACOB Fl. SLOWER.
June 30th, lS47, -l6
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-08-18

.Silrer LeGf-Seldom sold, even by large
dealers, because OF the very small prohs
made on lis sale. THIS is a very superior
Tea.
do do Golden Chop. Plantation
or Garden growth. | 50
Golden Chop This is the fines, Green Tea
cultivated in China. |, is of The first
pck,ngs, and excelS all ether Green Teas
Tor It's delicacy Of flavor. strength aud aro-
ma. Heretofore this Tea has never reach
presents to Importers.
HYSON, very fine 10 -
do Plantation growth %
GUNPOWDER. good 90 Is
do superior w
do small leaf, plantation growth | .
IMPERIAL. good 90 IS
do brisk and fragrant | 90
do Curious leaf, very superior | %
HYSON SKIN, god, fine flavor 90 SO
do do extra fine OO 624
BLACK 7'E-fS.
POUCHONG, good, full flavor 90 80
do fine 90 50
do very superior w 70
SOUCHONG, good 90 So
do extra line 90 so
OOLONG, strong, favor fine on so
Ooiong- Ths Tea is great fauorite, and
gives universal satisfaction.
do very fine w oo
do IN one ID and half ID cattys,
extra fine 90 IS
NE PLUS ULTRA SO
Ne Plus Uiira-ThIs Tea is as fragrant
and sweet as nosegay. |, Yields per-
fume that is truly delightful. 1t is of gar
den growth, and superior To anything oil the
kind ever sold in this country.
ENGLISH BREAKFAST Tea, fine 90 so
do do extra fine 90 62!t
HOWQUA'S MIXTURE. a strong
and rich black Tea, Pekoe flavor 90 Is
CONGO, good 90 81 /
do very fine 90 50
PEkOE FLOWERS, good % 70
do do garden growth | 50
Besides the above we expect daily from
China several chops Of Tea, exclusively i'm
ported bv the "PEKlN TEA co." and
which we intend to copyright to prevent
rckery. Let our agents ge, ready.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-08-18
WAREHOUSE OF
PR us ONLY .

No s. CEDAR STREET New YORK.
LEE, JUDSON & LEE,
(LArE LEE & IUDsoN)
OCCUPY the spacious FIVE Story Ware
W house, No. Sc Cedar Street, 1.-THE whole
oil which is devoted to the exhibition and
sale Of The single Article of
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NOTES..


Each proposal should he accompanied by
a guarantee. >lgued by one or more respon-
>lbie persons, IN the following manner, viz:
The Undersigned ----- guaranty that
-, # his BID Tor carrying the mail from
TO $1,000 he accepted by the Posi-.
master General, shall enter INFO any oblisa-
non PRO. to the Is, day Of september nex!,
with gcoi and sufirisn, suretles to perform
HE service proposed p"
THIS should he accompanied by the cerII-
6"a'r OF a postmaster. OF other equivalent
testimony. that the gns,an,0rs are men OF
property. and able to make good their guar
AMY
The proposal should be sent to the DE-
pa.,ment sealed, endorsed proposals ips
Route No. ---, M -~---, ana addressed
10 ,bp fss, assistant Postmaster General.
For ,he PROHIBITION Of bids resulting from
COMBINATIONS, and the terms and coni',ons
on " hlch the contract rs 10 be made, see the
last annual advertisements.
&. JOHNSON, P NJ General
Post office Department, Apr q ~. lilo
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2 New Wagons For sale.

Iowa City. July Ia. lS47. II
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August lllh, l847
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Persons calling for any of the above let
tiers, will say they have been advertised.
S c TROWBRIDGE, p. NJ.
July 7, ls47-3w
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-07-03
TUESDAY, July,

FLOUR AND MEAL The prices Of Flour and
Meal are quite steady, though the market is with.
out any great activity. We notice sales Of good
Penna. Flour at s6i ssf; and Western at SOL.
Rye Flour sells in small parcels at s53, and Corn
Meal at sal SAL
GRAis.-Wheat is also lower we notice sales
a,si Asa 81 A3 for red, and 81 55 for white Rye
is held at ga e5e, sales of between 5000 and
1000 bushels Of Corn have been made at % aslc
for yellow, and 90 a elc for mixed Oats are
worth 45c for Southern, and 4s a soc. for penn,.
PRovisIoss.-Pork continues very dull New
Mess is held at SIC so a s ~ per Dbl No change
in Bacon and Lard
WursxkY-The market is very unsettled-no
sales making
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Notice

rs hershy given 10 all iesatees, creditors, and o.
L iher persons interested in the estates of Adm
So,ler dee, settled by his eIr Pete, Kuns; Of d.
vd kreps dec. s. a. ed hy his sdmr Peter Kun.; Of
Mary Sisdjen dee, settled by her exrs J,hn s IsJ-
den and Charles Riddles; Of VIM SiaJJen dec, set
lied hy his esrs J,hn S'nlen and Ch,rl.s Riddles;
Of Michael CIessineer dec, settled hy his admr Da
MEL Schwartz; Of VIM Reeser dec. sc tied hy his
sxrs Sspur and David Reese; of 8 ,muel Do ~on
dec settled by his sdmx Catharine Dohs",; 4 Nj
cholss Long dec, settled by his "dmr Peer Biehl;
Of Joseph keEr snf. dee, settled ly hrs Joseph
KeHer. J; IL Cs,hsine Michael dc. settled by her
sdm1 John i.erker; OF Christian Bel dee, settled
by bis rIr BENJAMIN Hine; Of David Kasemsn dc,
settled by his a'lmr FIrd,Iick Ksseman; of Ber.
nsrj MCGEE dec, settled by his eIrs Michael Nc.
Gee and Dennis Buoy; Of John Meyer dec. settled
hy hi. exr DR.. John X k~v; OF John Hl-, dec, SET.
tied nv bis sdmr Vim Hils; Of Samuel Bloom dec,
ss,tlea BY his sxn Jacob and Dsniel Bloom; tho
sccount Of Frederick Shell. guardian Of Ms,y Ell.
7sbeth Kuli; The sscount 81 David Eshhach, trustee
Of the estate 81 Philip E-hhsch, dee'd.-Is,s 81
Northumberland county, deed; ,hs, the eIscutoss.
adm nstIa,ois. and gusIdians of the said decreased
estates have r. ed their accounts with the Register
Of this county. snd that they will be presented To
the D phans' Court Of said county, on Tuesday y.
the 81 dsy Of Ausos, nett, for eouffrms'ion snd
allowance. EDWARD OYSTER.
Register. Office. Register.
sunbury, July Q, lsi7.