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CORPORATION NOTICES

NOTICR.-sealed Proposals will be received by the
v, ites Cnarty and Aims until the second day
Of March next O'clock NJ at the office Of The Gro
TOO Aqussuct Board in the City Of NewYork, Tor shout
feet 10 length # the best l-soen pipe inehes
oore also for the neh Of cstirou water pipe of4
bore he .iS the bed Of the Harlem river
the foot Of One pADdred and Twenty st rect TO
Randall sisDd-the csst-r pipe shall have ssoheien'
oumbe OF ball and socket joints % permit ts prop'f sdsp
alon the bed of the ryerfor the preparation Of the
bed Of he river To receive the pipe ana for the covsno
Of the With heavy gravel or other proper ms
teris The pipe will BE- subjected TO such proof -
deemed necessary. q,
The prces Tor the work include the expense OF al
The and labor necessary for the completion Of
the same according TO the pans snd specheatons hat
M be presented for examination, a. here natter men
toned .
Tn. he performed under the direction o. such
Enzoeer as the Commee Of Charity and Inns .hal sp
oo,ot for ha purpose and IL shall be peIsd BY tho
lot day d April, 1913.
Satisfactory security will be required for The perform
socs OF the contract. a.,
The mso snd profile Ct the line Of pipe together with
the specification. Of The Materials dimensions, 4c VIII
BE- ready for exsninaon ~ the Office OF the Cfoton Aqae
iuct Board the City II New York. The 80 DAY OF
February inst and the Engineer will he In stsndanee' 70
make the necessary explanations
The full OF al that are partes 10 tne po
position BE- out IN the signature for ne sens
The COMMITTEES reserves themselves the nsht 70 30
cept reject proposals hat be offered Tor etne "a
the above pipes or :hc whole OF The above descrcee
| Sswyor. gsb ID l3ts If tM2
Il ~
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NJurlCk.-CHAS Y. r0LWELL, draper aud tailor
~ formerly corner Of Broadway and Johnst respect
fully inorms hts friends and former patrons ths' hs n
again satsred oto the tailoring business al loS
four dsoss below Rsfhbans Hotel, occupying the sane
store With J. j. Birse
CEP returns thanhs to his friends for former patron
sxs end solies . Continuance. All orders wal! be exc
Gated BY himself and IA the styles that ere peculiarly ns
owu end will therefore the same sssfseti 70
bess who were plessed with bis former stor,s zl l~
NGORR THAN 1000 or THE MINIATURE so
NI LAR LAMPS hove been cold within the past two
.acoths Prom eli psrs Of the eouey We The moot
esstsrns bstipo uials Of IL worth and us~fnlneH
We challenge comparison with any and every
othss Lsmp now known for economy simplicity and dur
shhty
AA'sf's'o''0 ''''' GTNplcorr 1 SUMNER.
,ax,-. 100 Elp-st.
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] FORM COMPOUND-A new and etsetua somsdy for
mmed ate Of the oohache IL possible harm
70 the sound t,sth and 10 perfectly simple 10 IL plea
Brown AL Washington, corner OF Eliot-st Boston -
For sale BY A. g. d. SANDS. Druggists 100 Fritou-s.
.orper ~ William. NswYort in I'm
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,.asszr-J PIANO FOHTE DAsUFACTo
t5rInss q xRY. y fulton-st east 'ios erosaway-
K<.TR'tAn entirely usw article, warranted sups
4 " Erior Ia tone .nd 20 keep 10 tune much lon
or than any nov 10 uss made With peculiar harp frame
o,,-i.tns the obisctou % metallic petsies writer
fusrsnty VI 10 given With ssch ins,rum ant, and whei
.ny doub A., 20 tns. quality IA eEpress-d the psynes
1sy bs withheld anil tueh aolots ere removed
RENNEY5 ROGERS,
f.sstf ffl rrtna-sr s'cr Grade
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n BIRDS FOR sALE-l0O pairs Of the genuine
long breed Csnariss raised from the best lmpofteo
s%rE 4ud native stock. Apply at III Cnsfle'"
stSS 81 In
1CITIZEN~-Also the inhabitants Of Williams
burgb, Brooklyn, Staten Island, jersey City, &c -
Il are respectfully informed that good assortment
I Of hr-t-rste Boots and Shoes are kept constantly
on hand AZ John-st Broadway which convenient
10 an stage end ferry routes The subscriber tasr,
s.oeci, care % keep on hand complete assortment o.
F6ot. SHOES ana Lace Boots for hildrens wear ali Of
his own manufacture, eud such az VIII give
cent? fn- tasy Boots the low price Of - 70; DO
double sole Winter Boots al 60 aud eletsnt Congress
Poot. Gaiters &c Also ladies' and misses hne metallic
ovsr.sho.s: gents' metallic and csfssn OveI-sho,s
23flm. NJ o CURTIS John-st near Broadway.
an FALL. FAsHIONS-hATs! HATS i-Psri.
n0rkin Hats Al g. equal 10 thoss sold ~ others ST
sso, elegant dress hats at 81 30 sod % ~ sope.
has C. O. Murch will be pleased 70 see his friends
Is Is lm. GEORGE P. H. BROWN, Ifs CansLst.
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DOCKY HILL MINING and Manufacturing Com
Ilpany-Ai mestipg OF the Board Of Directors hsn a.
Cams,n on the 7th February, inst sssessls 10 q
F,fy Cents per share each ara every thAre OF TIE
cspit. stock Of said Company was levied, and no,ce
thereof ordered 70 be sgen 70 ne
- ,bs Amendment Of the charter. According 20 whch
amendment nocs s hereby gwen that ell sios on which
TIE said assessment Of Fifty Cents Per snare sha rean
unp.i6 on the 2th Of March ls4 will be forfeited % the
Conpany such stoekkhoder, ~ hsve already pAid TIE
assessment Of Teuty i've cents per share 90 their
EVIDENCE. OF o~rershp viii receive credit for the
on the present a..~ s.me.t HUGH CRAIG, President.
p.ylD C. sKUKSIrr, Treasurer. PIT
~ The Treasurer viii attend 81 the Comosnys ofee,
PbiI.delphi. Third Of, one door below Nslnut-st on
each Mopdsy "Wednesday end Friday, 70 receive
....,. - -. ,.,tiSr.,-. Of foek 80 Slf
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IN PURSUANCE q Al order Of the Surrogate q The
.ous having el.irns sEsinst THADDEUs ). BENEDICT,
late Of the City Of Newiork decessed 20 present the
with the vouchers thereof 10 the snoscrh-r his
ofcs No 50 al street in the City Of NewYork.
before the eighth Day Of July nexDsied New forkthe
sixth cay Of January, ief2
4 fufr A
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VapYV HADEs,-A isrre assortment OF pape'
,n., rsssgsd and for SALE wholesale ana retail
:, I,Soi DIFr7 BROspvR CO $50 w hsm-"
I ARGE ARM.CHAIks, rosewood and psnos.ny
by ln2,l J. W. soUfHACk. le Broadway.
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rAtflug rOlclcf-s o1-N
2eS5 Of which for life ~ or years l FOR other
perioos. Tot.l, 500
TRUSTEES.
Morris ROhuson, John X swift. John c Cruger,
Fred'k Winston, Joseph 3 Collins Alfred Peli.
Vim J. Hy,lOp. J.s WsisVorth David Golden,
h s'Curdy Henry " Hubb-ll John Thsteher,
{. w F.ber, oouv'r MNiIkins Rufus l.. Lord,
Msrtr Livingston, Jonn L Pruyn Fr-dk Whi,tlessy,
Theore sedfwiek, William Belts, yoseTh blnnt
StA,y 3. Collins Charles Ely. Isaac o. Pearson,
VIM Bsrne~au, ID. A Cons'ock Moses Grinnsl,
William Moore, Robert Schuyler, WIN J. benfef'
Zeb.dee Conk Amos & Perry Water Joy,
Jonathan Miller Jo, Tuck-fusn Eugene Ontilh.
NJ ROBINSON, President
SAYUEL HASsAY, Secretary
MIS1Uss Posi- MD Physician TO The Co 51i Broadway
JosKPH bLpsr, Solicitor. 81 lt
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PIANO FOKTE-.-Psr,oa. ,ooo, per

a~s9ux.1--PIANO FUkTE-.-PsIsons, oou, per
SH6 shssins Piano, VII Ind u 10 tkeir sevso
Etas, u call al T. Gl0Bu Coz Msuufseto
4 y Bry, l94 Futou-st- g~esi q oroed~sy.)
sqne.l Of Naho sa1y snf Rosewood Pianos
,lsny hand, which viii BE- ed o~ Tor cash or ~
s-ovst pnuer Dealefs sappis3 % liberal tsrms.
flFFNN + CO 10 ysisor-ss
-. THDmP~Or's PREMIUM TRUSS
L----zsC improved By :. T. Rsnjsmin, 10 Beesu.p Ct
Vii universally approved ~ by the NEEDLES
o,<-<s fsculty and al who them, So the pressure
an De gsd1stss from 70 ffty pounds OF
the rupturs without back psd which does nnsh inic
~ T. fs spine causing and pain In "a, bass
4nd sides, and often permanent spinal disease. sis dsy
ts Fvs1 sri y rot perfectly satisfactory, moueJ re
t1rrso Also ~ rrasi sppr0vei Shoulder Snses 40
se-fass. -7s i-s~f
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{ ORA BEDsTRADs-Aur erior ntsls, for sale BY
Sn8 J. w. sOUfhACK, ISs Broadway.
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NOTICE-In pursuance o. an order o. Andrew bs
HODGES ESQ Surrogate Of the County Of Kings notic
il hereby gwen al persons having claims azain y
NATHANIEL NORTON, late Of the City OF bro"kyn, 10
said County, deceased, present the same win tl-
vouchers thereof 70 the subscribers AZ his office
= Souhsreet the City OF New fors on or before the
t,ysutieth day of April. l'4G.-Oct -, l8f7.
WALTER GRIFFITH, Administrators
I of-
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ALEXANDER's TRlCOBsPHE-A new snd
Invaluable discovery, being bquid dye when 1stsntN
neousy chsoses the color o. the hair 20 BEAUTIFUL Drown
OF sck without injury 70 hair ska The CREST snpe
rotty Of this dye In its mode OF Application
and pssn Effects other requiring nom ten
TO twelve hours 70 produce any charge Its superior eA
oellenee will bs sppaent 70 every ono upon sus AZ
pcstion. As this article rests merit Lot on quscker
ster evidence Of lite excesney that upwSd of NJ
thousand boxes have heen sold 81 Aexsnders Ieo
banhe since its Invention.
For sale By A e. II: SANDS. Druggists; loo FELTON,
O, corner Of Willa,ni H. Johnson rs Broadway; A. L.
wio.hip, II East Broadway; Rushton 4 Co; Thomas
Maxwell. sad Johnson, Moore Taylor NewYork and by
the agents for the United States f. G. A Wright.
Philad-lphia 1871 I'm
CTEAM-POWKR TO LET.-WslLhshted rooms
y with power for manufacturing purposes TO let
Apply 70 p1EYZ, BkOfRLk Co III WiliamSs
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The above MCAFFERTY CI@ 20 aI cas
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INSURANCE.

MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
vi or NETWORK, no - w alFsi.- s,a eneut o. lne
ms Institution close of the nth year, from
,r,-nesnent saw February lSf3 t. February 1873
RECEIPTS
,,o,,t rsrsived rrem I'm, hrst yesr......> JI~D 70
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IN PURSUANCE OF an order Of the Surrogate OF the
tCcunty Of Newlork. notice = hereby zyen 70 e per
sons having claims against NAHUM ANDREWS, late o.
the City Of NewYork, deceased 70 present The sane with
the vouchers thereof the subscriber, ~ ner residence
No III Heury-sreet 10 the City Of Newfers, on OF be
fore the twentysecoDd day Of March next-Dsted New
York the seventeenth day Of September, lsfl
ala la,ssui. NANCY ANDREWS AdminstrAtri-
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10000, Volunteers Wanted
(. a.na WOOL CARDING, q p

HelIoo, Jack! where did you get that great big
bunch of rolls carded' At my Boss's new card
ing establishment on big Suniish Creek, miles
East of Woodsfied, miles South Of Beallsyile,
and one mile below Richner's Mil. Jack, who
is your boss! He is the very lad that carried on
the cardng business at Armstrong; Mills on Cap.
tina, he has left there aud has established histD
ON Stmfsh. where he intends to carry on the
above business. in the best style. Is he good
carder! Yes, sir, you might know that, for ne
beat all the carders on Captlna Greek ahd Sunfish
too, and can do il again--s-o easy. Has he got
good cards suitable for fine wool' Yes, sir, he
ha, the best quality Of Eastern cards, suitable for
all grades Of wool. He says il his custdmers will
nut their wool in good order he will acdrant good
rolls or no pay What did you say his price will
be-? Five cents il paid when the rolls are taken
away Must he have all cash! 0 no, he will
take every thing; only some things he don't want
He will take wheat, corn, bees-wax, tallow, dried
apples, peaches, wool, SC. He is ready to receive
wool for carding, and will be ready to commence
carding about the 25th inst Customers from
distance can have their rolls home with them, by
waiting awhile. Well, Jack, what did you say
your Boss s name was? JOEL M, OXLEY.
Suniish Creek, July, 20, 1913.
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Anecdote Of Washington.

AT the commencent Of the Revolutionary War,
there lived at East Windsor, in this State. farm
Or. OF the name Of jacob Munsell. aged As years
After the communication by water between this
part Of the country and Boston was interrupted by
the possession of Boston Harbor by the British
feet, Munssll was often employed to transport pro-
visions by land, to our army lying in the neighbor-
hood Of Boston. In the summer of 1775, while
thus employed, he arrived within few miles of
the camp, at Cambridge, with a large load, drawn
by stout OF team. In part Of the road, which
was somewhat rough. and where the travelled
pathway was narrow, he met two carriages, IN
each Of which was an American General Officer.
The officer in the forward carriage, when near to
Munseli. put bis head out of tbe window. and cal
led 10 him in an authorative tone-"Dan,n you
get out Of the path" MunselI Immediately re.
torted--" Damn you, wont get out Of fhe path"
Aftsr some other vain attempts to prevail on Mum
sslI to turn out, the officers carriage turned out.
and Munsell kept the path. The other carriage
immediately came up. having been within bearing
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DAD NoTICE.--Notice is hereby give

+ DAD NOTICE.--..Not office Is hereby given
.EG> to the citizens (whom it may concern) of
Adams s. Suusbury townships, Monroe County
Ohio.---that there will be a petition presented to
the Commissioners Of said County, at their next
session, praying for an alteration to be made on
the road (Which has been surveyed and granted
commencing at the ford above Job Calbet's OH
the Dld county road leading from Calberts Mill to
Snclair's Mill in Adams township, running thence
from said beginning place. to and through the land
spd by Joseph Morris to Robert b.. Dent ~ Aa-
ans township. and through the land OF Benjamin
and Joseph Williams, aud part OF John Klsert,s .
land, intersecting the Woodsheld road in the hoi-
low below Kiseri's Mill in Sunsbury township
The alteration or evacuation proposed to be peti'
toned for are as follows to wit: Commencing at a
stake near the summit OF the hill (and being the
9Th or Slh sight on the above mentioned road, on
the land sold by joseph Morris to Robert b. Dent,
running from said stake north westernly course
through the south west corner OF said Robert b.
Dents land and also a north course as near as
practicable through forty acre lot of land sup
posed yet 10 belong to Congress; and from thence
through or near the line between Robert Dent
and Nathaniel English, to the corner of Robert
b Dent, Nathaniel English and Benjamin vii.
liams' land, it being ON the township line between
Adams and Sunsbury townships; running from
thence north OH or near the line of ID. P Benjamin
& Joseph Williams and George Snider's land, to
the mouth Of Benjamin Williams lane leading
from his house TO the Woodsfield road and from
thence west through the land Of George Sniders
to the Woodsheid road near the lend OF Cabert
Harris. MANY PETITIONERS. e
August l9, 1913. uI
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Monroe against Mexico.

The subscriber begs leave to inform the travelling
public, that he has fitted up anew the Monroe
House, in the town of Carlisle, Monroe county, O.,
where he is prepared to accommodate those who
may favor him with call, ON the most reasonable
terms. His tables always supplied with the
best the country can produce. his cellar well
stored with Brandy and Wine, (tor medical pur-
uoses solely,) his house partitioned into single
bedrooms, where each traveller shall be free from
the trespass Of his neghbor-the great desiderafAm
of the weary ravelIer-togeiher with good sta
BILE, with boxed stalls, and every other accommo-
dation required, must needs ensure share OF
MAJ NAV 27, is4s. DANIEL. MEDALLION
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A DEMONSTRATORS SALE.--Nolce is

A DMINISTRATOR'S SALE.--Nolice is
A- hereby given that viii offer for sale on the
premises, on the 18th day of September, ls4S, be-
tween the hours of 10 o'clock, a. M, and o'clock
p M, OF said day, the following tract of land,
viz: rhe north half of the southeast quarter of Sec
tion 32 in township 6, of range 8, situate in Mon
roe county, in the State Of Ohio supposed to con-
tain 80 acres, more or less, to be sold as the prop
erty of Henry Harvard. deceased, pursuant TO an
order of the Court of Common Pleas of Morgan
county, in said State, at the June Term thereof,
A. ID. 1913. Terms.-One.t third in hand, third
in one year, and one-thrd in two years, with in-
terest from the day of sale; the unpaid purchase
money to be secured by mortgage the premises
CHARLES HARVARD,
Administrator of the estate Of
June %, 1S4s-nls. Henry Harvard, decd.
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Pursuit Of knowledge.

Standing with friend the other day by the ri''
er.side TO take in the noble coup deil OF the new
steamer Knickerbocker, we overheard little am
scdote connected with water.craft which made our
companion merry all the way home; which we snail
here transcribe, "and which it Is hoped may
please" "It seems there was, (nay, we know,
not seems there Uas) yerdant youth from the in
terror of Connecticut. for the first time on board
steamboat. His curiosity was unbounded. lie
examined here, and he scrutinized there; he worm
ed frdm the engineer compulsory lecture Oh the
steam engine and mechanics in general, and from
the fireman an essay on the power OF white heat
and the sewerage consumption ofpine cord-'ood. :"
Al length his enquring mind was checked in its
investigations, and "the pursuit OF knowledge uh'
der difficulties made at once apparent lie hau
mounted to the wheel-house, and was asking the
pilot: "What you doin" that for Mlster!-what
cood does't do!" when he was observed by the
CAPTAIN, who said, in gruff voice: $50 away from
there! Dom you see the sign. "No talkin' to The
man at the hellum!" Go 'way!" "Oh! certlng-
vaes: | only wanted to knew" "Well you do
toow now that you can't talk to him; so 60
'wsy!"
With unwilling willingness the verdant youth
came down; and, as it was soon dark, he present.
" went below; but four or five times before ne
s.turned in" he was ON deck, and near the Wheel
house, eyeing it with thoughtful curiosity; Dut
with the captains public rebuff still in his ears,
venturing to ask no question In the hrst gray oil
AZ a.,,n he was m and after some hesitation,
perceiying nobody near but the pilot VINO was
turning the wheel, as when he had last seen h'm'
he preferred his Suppressed question in the OBJ
liaue style peculiar to his region: oval, gong II
S;fha.--been at i, all nisht!-scretcin on her upl
-ssh." What vague conjectures must have both
cred the poor querist's brain, during the night,
may be partly inferred from the absurd but ''set-
t,ed conviction" to which he had at length arriv'
ed, -Knickertocker. r
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MONROE ACADEMY,

sThe Spring and Summer session Of this instilA
ton, will commence on the first Mohdsyt 6fh Nay,
next, and continue FIVE months. sst e, sssle oh
Pupils Of both sexes, and Of all ages. will beSe'
ceived, on terms so reasonable as tobe within The
means of every person. Rtiq
A sufficient number Of well qaili6ed assistants
will be employed, SO as to insure good attention
: There viii be established two Of more depart.
ments, as the number and advancement Of STD.
dents may require. ~ s.s4s-si - tai@i ~ -
All charges for tuition will be made BY sAhs
month, and for no less lime- no deduction will he
made for absence, exceptin case Of protracsed "
ness. eifg q; akE ns hta ~ = = ste~
For the conditions Of payment apply to JAMES
The following will constitute the various stud.
les in which students will be instructed and The
text books and price oftution. Is i-sts3 .aa -
Studies Tert-books. Price per month
A,ehaSs' Ans';;as pji%s' 5a and charts Ss. i.
Reading, M'Gufie's lst g. 2dlResders ! q. .sa,rss
Spelling M'Gutfie's Exercises, *'
Writing Lessons In Penmanshlp,
Reading M'Guffies Sd Reader, ,als $50
Defining Towns Speller & De6ner, } wsssss
Arithmetic Rays, part I'd .,,g
Geography Mi,chel's Primary, 1881
Eng Grammar Primary Lessons, , e
Arithmetic RAYS, part 3d.. III / ..,.u,,fs
Eng Grammar R.c. Smiths Eng, q. si,oda
| Elocuton Porter's Rhetorical Reader of S'is1
Natural Philosophy ,Comstocks, 5,.is. j s.ssrgs
bos%s"y bosany oo%ss'eA 90. 81 ~ '.{ {sl.ss''
History Willard's History OF the us - X
| Algebra Davies First Lessons, n, n "a ssIs
...,,u ,bs nsrtsms 1eoeI'p@y .nG q Sl,ssas
| I'D (Ast'y,& Keith on the G'ss = stfA9
Surveying Gummere's, 5;5f es 4 % s'slS
Mensuration Bonnycastle's, L.
Algebra Davies Bourbon, go
Rhetoric Whately's, 75a,Nom So Etaa lsS
Logic do. 49,. .ao 1T Fss.ls
Geometry Davies Legendre, a,l aY.aa
h. .l Mair's syn,ax. $3.50 ~ $3.50
Historic Sacre, ta,ii 1885, 70
[ Latin, Viri Roma.
a af' Cesar's Commentaries,
Virgil s. Salust, ai''a'N " q" -
CicerOs Orations, &C., y q
Mythology Dillaways Roman ANTI ,oi
quities,
AppARArus-A considerable amount Of Phi.
losophical apparatus will be keplforpracticalden.
onstraton.
LITERARY SocIErY-Those who wish, can
have the benefit of a good Literary Society ss9
Young men WIN wish to qualify themselves for
teachers, can receive certificates Of proficiency in
in the studies which they have completed.
The general supervision of the institution viii
be under the direction OF ~ t3et l 4H
| .. .. JAMES MITCHELL.I,
N. B. A room will be appropriated exclusively
TO the accommodation of young ladies'. esh
REFERENCES. a.as
HERNY M BoGGEs, VIM. F. HUNTER Esq
DAVID KIRKBRIDE, VIM OKEY Esq. sa5
JOHN A. DAvENroRr, J. G. FLEMING, ~
D. H. WIRE Esq. DR.. J. SMITH. ,.lh
Woodsfeid, Feb. 5th lS48. n ta ,sai3I
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DRoBATE NOTICE. Notice !: j hereby Y

nROBATE NOTICE.-Notice y hereby
given To all persons interested that finai and
partial settlement accounts have been fiied in the
office Of the Clerk OF the Court Of Common Pleas
within aud for the county Of Munroe and Stale Of
Ohio, by the executors, administrators ana guar
dians OF the estates Of the following named per-
sons, to wit: 7'sa @N."
William Johnston and Levi Garard, executors
Of Jonah Garard, deceased Final
Daniel Mar, executor Of Richard DclosuTe, de-
ceased Final - HsA s'3s
Henry G. Morris and Ada Law, administrators
of Levi Stephens, deceased. Final.
John Brown. administrator of Jacob Crow, de-
ceased Final. q "e.
Mary Best. administrative Of Henry Best, de-
ceased. Final. q
Henry D. Reed. executor Of John Reed, dc.
ceased. Final.
WIN. c. Walton. guardian to Isaac Baldwin,
lunatc.
Edward Archbold, guardian to John Holdren,
luna ic. Final.
Martha Quick. Administrative Of John Quick. de.
ceased. Final
That the said accounts are now on file IN sald
office, subject to the inspection Of all persons IN
terested, and are continued until the Ocoberterin
Of said court, ls4S, for final settlement and confir'
nation. WIN. OkE Clerk
The above accounts will be examined by the
undersigned, Master Commissioner, at the Clerk:
Office in Woodsfield, in the order in which they
stand, commencing on the first Monday in Sep
ternber next, and examine two each day until all
are examined and reported.
July 22, 1913. WIN. OKEY, Mas Com.
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distance Of what had passed; and the officer with.
IN 1t put his head cut Of the window, and said 70
Munsell-"My friend, the road is bad. and tits
yery difficult for me to turn out; will you be SO
good as to turn out and letme pass!" "With all
nv heart, sir" said Munsell; "but wont be
damned out of the path by man" This last OH
Ger was General Washington.