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Washington telegraph., 1848-03-15

An lsni.sIt orsios or jog SMITH Til, Ind
ans have the greatest possible contempt for Jo,
smith, and dcnemnaie him Tshe.walis.k Ike, whlcl
signifies raseal, Nor have ether falls. prophet
risen more highly in their .stlms,ion. A few
Year. sinee the notorious Matthias made his ap
Pearanee at the door Of keokuk's lchief Of /
|nsghbofng trIhe,l waikeon, or cabin.
lie wore leas beard, which was parted OF
one side Of his chm, long gun on hi. shoulder
aud red sash around his vast k.okuk asked
who he was, lesua Christ, the only true God
aud that he had come to gather the Indians. who
are the seed Of Israel. "WeIl," says Keekuk,
who is very dignifed man. "prfhsps you are
Jesus Christ perhaps You ate not II you are
Jesus thfisi, You cannot b. killed. u you arr
not Jesus ,htist, You are a rascal and deserve 10
be shot Look at these two tne rifle pistos-they
were mlde in Aaw Yotk--they never miss their
aim. Nuw see me sound the ramrod They
have heavy charge. Now | am going to fire i
Al this Matthias suddenly bOltsd. being unwilling
that his claim. 10 DIVINITY should b. tested BY 80
novel aud striking mode Of theological arsu.
meni
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-15

snoekIso Dr.p.--Th, New Haven Palladium
states that the venerable widow Of the late Mat.
thew d Whntlesey, Esq. came to sudden and
shocking death, in Danbury, a short mo since
"she had retired 10 her room, and had put on
her nigh, clothes. aud !, is supposed that she
had been reading a newspaper, and that, while
thus engaged, Il came IN contact with the flame
Of the lamp. tina, she threw the paper down and
attempted 10 smother the blanc with her foot.
and that in the effort, her clothes took fire. and
she was instantly envelOPed in flames. These
reached to the ceiling at the time other members
Of the family reached her room She was dread
fully burned, aud lived bat SbOu, ten hours af.ei
the accident. The event caused great sensation
q Danbury. where the deceased was 70 generally
known ane highly respected"
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-15

TEN THOUSAND HaNps or Srr,y =
The splendid new Nashville aud New
oflean. steam packet Marshal Ney.'
takes in and out all it, hold freight b,
steam, One boiler alonc is heated and the
apparatus, managed by one. will do the
work Of twenty men. l, will freight anl
discharge the lawrr deck also. The same
power .cours the knives and forks, grind,
the coffee, brushes the passenger. boots,
aud by means Of pipe and stop cock car.
ried up into The pantry, woodrn pail tlled
with cod water may lie made to boil while
one eau count len. In this boa, the steam
escapes by the smlke OF furnace ehimness,
thus preventing the disagreeable cough OF
roar Of the steam escape chimney. The
moisture Of the steam also puts out all the
sparks ascending in the chimney. so that
no fire is seen in the air or falling upon the
deck. Naiehe, Free Trader.
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-15
HARBoR Asp RNgn IarRovEaINrs.-

HARBoR AsD RiNER laPRoyEaENrs.- -
In postscript 10 a business letter, Mr.
Wentworth writes home as follows:
I'VE are now drawing up the hills
and shall pu, one work in bill. The
battle far a twothirds vote will be Tough
on Buffalo harbor and on the Mississippi
river. zach in bill by itself, as the tw'
strongest points. The contest is doubt
fol one. only because men profess ons ihinG
when at home and do another when the,
|gel here.
From those who voted agains, m,
resolution We have nothing 10 fear. The,
are honestly opposed To US and have man
|hlly displayed their hands. We hav,
enough without them, II, when the day fo
the two.ihirds vote comes, all who votet
for my resolution will dare serve the peo
pie instead o( pterogaIive."
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-15
" u u WI tL NHtIFTCATIO
Asnimilaiing 10 thGt Of lirei pool.

Dgp-In the vicinity Of this place, on Saturday
the l,h list, Mary Elisabeth, aged seven yean,
daughter Of Joshua and Margaret Morrison.
We truly sympa,hl-e with the afflicted parents
upon whom this sad visitation has fallen, but they
muSt find consolation Ia the certainty that the
darling object Of their hearts Is now enjoying
greater blessings than they or the whole world
could provide for her; that she has been taken
from this earth while sweet inuocenco was in Ia
bnd--beiore the dsplrasure Of heaven could irown
upon her purity; and that when her soul has ap-
peared at the gates Of eternity the Almighty will
not ask "whose image and inscription is lhisl'
but greet the pure spirit with the welcome sauta-
ton "of such sthc kingdom of heaven"
fCom
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-15
A Nrw CuRE ron CoSsuMrrrox.-

A Nav CURE ron CoNsUNPrIoN.-A
Mr.. Deschamps has recently addressed a
letter to the Academy Of Science, paris,
n which he asserts tina, be has discovered
an inialliable remedy for diseases of the
lungs, even when the iubrrcles have form
ed. lie has forwarded bis recipe, and SEM
security 10 the value Of 10000 francs, 10
be forfeited, in case the efficacy Of his rem,
edy should not be established by expert.
enee.
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-15
OuR NAVAL FoRUE.--According 10 tn

Our NAVAL FoRCE.--According 10 the
official reports we now have in commission
5 ships of the line, razee, lour irgaies.
| 3 sloops, S brigs, IL schooners.4 bomb gun
vessels. l ordnance transport, 10 steamers,
Q store ships-tolal 81. Vessels in ordi.
nary, Nov. lsi7-l ship Of the line, s
lrgates, 10 sloops Of war, . steamers--to.
tal, 81. The official estimate OF the Ma.
val service the coming year, amount 10
over ten millions Of dollars, besides six
millions Of dollars for 'he marine corps.
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-15
Tslsgrsphie Correspondence Of The Louisville cOu
THIRTEENTH CONGRESS.
- w.saisorts, Feb II, T, NJ
SENATE
SENATE,

The Senate was called TO order q, the usual hour
after the regular moraing business, Mr. Dickinson
resolutions wtta taken up,
Mr.. Yuee advocated his amendment TO Mf
Dlckin.on's resolutions, and spoke at some isag'h
upon the question,
M Rusk speke in favor Of the len Regiment
bil lie was in favor Of promP, and energetic
action on the par, Of the United States Govern
msnt, and would be satisfied with no boundary
shor, Of the Sierra M,d'e with ,o.al aud IN
qualified reluqul.hment Of the CALIFORNIA;, On the
part Of Mrieo,
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
In the House. this morning, business was most
" Of an unimpoHsnt character
On motion. the HOUSE went into Committee Of
the Wh.l,, and took up the Loan Dill.
The question after considerable debate. was
taken on Mf MeKayis substitute for Mr.. vln,on''
amendment, providing for the issue .. SIG ooO,'
00U Of Treasury notes The yeas aud nays being
called thereon, 1t was lost, by one majority,
The pisyiou. question was then called and had,
and the orgioaal bill was passed.
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-15

A GRsAr Tnurn WILL ESrREurp -.Th,
Washington UaiOa says "Mr cn,,.ndra contend.
led yesterday that the Mereans must know, a,
we were IN state Of war, that the strength Of
The Thois would be eSen.d TO ,Ieeut, The mil Of
The majority" What triumphant answer this
lsio the stuff abou, laid and comfort 10 the enc.
|my," "MeIcan Wings" "Moral traitors" sc,
with which the country has been inundated A
|slngle sentiment from mud Of genius, puts ia
flight the long and windy columns Of inani,y,
which the Washington Union, aud all its echoes
have been long IN fafbrcatiny Cou
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-15

PRErrY FnR --"Coudnt YOU get young pork
Ima'am. TO bake with your beantl' said old Roger
somewhat cynioaily as he sat at table on sunday
I"They told me that it was young" said the land.
|lady "Well, it may be so, but gray hair is not q
juvenile feature, by any means in our latitude
|ma'am,' continued he, fishing up Il gray hai
about foot and half long with his fork, lie
Imay have been young, but ho must hay. lived a
livery wicked lIfo to be- cray - Soon
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-15

II is reported that a rcsurreciionist was
lately shot at Cincinnati, by bullet fired
|hy an invention attached 10 the roilin, which
he was about Ia rob. lie wen, To steal the
dead aud death robbed him Of bis lite. lie
was found dead beside the corpse.
II is, We suppose one Of the experiments
|oi the age. TO make the dead body protect
itself from insult.
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-15
Discovery At ATHENS OF OLp.--

DISCOVERY AT ATHENS OF 0LD.--A
Greek manuscript Of the Sixth Century
ha, been discovered at Athens, which
beside treatise on byzantine painting, is
said to contain an account of the daguer.
reoiype process, and hints or the manutac
ture Of gun cotton. In this manuscript.
the art Of producing Photographic pictures
is called "Hclio,vpc."
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-15
ALEXANDER DuaAs--Thr Boston At
las has sketch of this famous noyelis, from
Ihe pen OF Mr.. Poorc. He saws:

ihs hhr ,h'AtH w Auis lilIpus HhNellsl UDll
the pen Of Mr.. Poorc. Tie SAYS:
Dumas is a mulalto. with thick lips. al
frilrled woolly head, and all the preuliari
ties Of the negro race. There is only one
country wish to see." said Dumas last
spring as We were taking cup Of coffee
together Que day on the Boulevard. "An.I
wha, country /, hiatt" lasked. "Ameri
Ca" "Come aver, then; it is hut tort.
nights journey" "lhe distance i. moth.
ing. but the idea 'ha, nigh, be insulled
on accoun, Of my complexion. is sufficient
barrier to keep me away. Why, sir. was
lon my way 10 ST. German one day in the
cars, and though my knowledge ni English
Is imperfect. ! Distinctly understood n lady
10 say that in the United States would be
Expelled from the cars"
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-15
In Hor WATER AcAis.-.Cave johnson,
mr. eoli0h,snsd po.t M..,..c.I

In Hor WATER AcAiS.-.Cave johnson,
our enlightened Post Master General seems
20 have an unfortunate passion Tor meddling
with other people. Affairs. His las. fool
'sh &C, was 10 assume tho responsibility oi
rrasing the franks upon letters which were
not directed in The hand. writing OF the mem.
hers by whom il was franked The sub.
lrcl was brought up in the Senate, where
here was a very general expression Of in
dignaIion a, the conduc, Of the r. NJ. Gen
-ral. Mr.. Niles, Mr.. Calhoun, Mr.. Cass
and others, spoke OF the case as one o
gross interference with the rights OF III,
Senators; and a resolution was adopted
|auIhorising the Post Office Committee 1,
bring IN bill to prevent such interiear.
ance, and punish il as an offence.
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-15
'E OF REfREsEsTATIvEs..
Feb. %.
SENATE.


A. III. usual hour. ih. senst. vi. called 10 Or.
der, ssd procr.d.d 10 business.
A message was reo.ivrd from the President, 10.
commencing communication relaiive 10 the Treaty
With Merieo.
Nj Alisn submitted resolution for consider.
ton calling on the President for information,
oh ,h,r ih-r. vas cessation for active operations
IN MsIleo BY AL sfmistiee. and 4 so. BY what au.
thorty
Another resolution was submitted by III. same,
ins'fue,iag the Judiciary COMMITTEES 10 inquir.
whether tho act Of 1893 required an am,ndrnsn,
20 mof- -h,e,ualy protect persons holding CORES.
poadenes in the I me ofwr
Another by the same, rrvi,ing IN. injunction
sfs.ereey, relative 10 all previous executive bu.
mess.
Mt Sewer moved 10 refer the Presidents Mes.
sage, relative 10 the Treaty. 10 the Committee on
Foreign Relations, ~sieh was agreed TO. and the
Message ordcred to bo printed.
The Senate then went into Executive Session,
and AFTER some time spen, therein. the doors were
opened, and Mr. Ca., from Tho Committee on MI.
itafy Afialrs, made a report eoac erning III, claim,
sgains, our Government. incurred by L. Colonel
Fremont, in California.
II ws ordered to be printed. and that twenty
thcL,and copies in addsion to the usual number
be printed, for the use Of members
Mh Cass gave notice that he would ask leave
TO Prrssu, re-olusiou to stop debate on the Ten
Regiment bill tomorrow
Mr. Mason thought circumstances had occurred
which render farther debate unnecessary, and hs
hoped Il would cease
Mr., Cas- wanted an immediate vote, as he
thought delay would be- fatal.
Several members participated In the Incidental
discussion which spr.ng up.
SENATE.
Feb %
Al ~ o'clock the Vice President called thu
senate TO order.
MI Allen moved to take up the resolution
which he had previously offered, calling on the
President for Information whether an armistice
existed with MsAioo, and on what authority, which
was agreed to, and the resolution was passed by
yeas Al, nays9
On motion Of Mr. Allen, the resolution which
he had previously offered, nstruciing the Judiciary
Committee 10 report whether the Act OF 'gs and
'sg required amendment, was taken up aud
passed.
Mr.. Baldwin moved that the resolution relating
10 the Wilmot Pfoyiso b- taken up
Mr. Rusk moved 10 lay this resolution on the
table which was agreed to-
"rsshBe was received from tne uouse, IN q
yiing the Senate to attend the funeral Of the Hon
John Quincy Adams, which, after having been
responded to by Mr. Davis, Of Mass, was unani.
mousy adopted and the Senate adjourned
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
-, fhe House to day WI. dens,ly crowded Mr.
"'n'hf"p' Me Speaker, pronounced very eo.
quen' rulogy upon the Hon John q Adams
Mr. Hudson followed and gave brief biography
Of the deceased.
Mr. Holmes paid touching aud eloquent tribute
70 She memory Of the "old msn eloquent"
Mr. Vinion also spoke with great power and
feeling
Mr. MeDOhncllshe closed by delivering beau.
ufu tribute to the memory Of him who had served
his country SO long md wi.h such assdui,y
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-15

The New York Globe says that "ih,
Wings are ashamed 10 show their hands.
u the Wings were as dirty as he is. the,
would have good reason 10 be ashamed {,
show either their hands or their faces.
L,oulsriLIe .JournnI.
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-15
THE LIGHT DRArGHr STEAMER
Fran Kiln,
$. ". vANDrRenIrr. MASTER.

s. W. rANDERGRirr, MASTER.
A sBN- h.nse ben thoroughly r..
s~-JA, paired, and well filtsd up ior
ux5eFSSkz.lG the accommodation Of pas.
sengsrs, will ply regularly between Fulton and
the Head Of the Raft, leaving Fulton on Monday
Of zach week The Franklin is very lgh, draughi.
aud viii consequently bc able to run between
these two points at alnos, any stage Of water.
whenever u's water will permi, she will run
through 'hh Bayou to Shreveport. A share Of
public patronage is respectfully solicited.
faion, Feb -, is4s.l2.n
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-15
From the BalishH.
NEW ORLEANS COTTON MARKET.
WsnSssp.r MonsIse, March

NkHNtsDkI ,HUHNINDi NdflH T. TSfs'
There has been more cotton offering during the
asst three days, and although the demand has con.
tinued fair, prices have slightly given way. We
accordingly reduce our quotations about Ae. Th,'
business has been pretty general, aud divided bs.
tween England, the Continent Of Europe, aud the
North The sales embrace $500 bales on saiur.
day. $500 on Monday, and $500 yesterday; reakinr
an aggregate for the three days Of 2O,5pO bales.
The receipts since the 26h ult, amount to % 465
bales, agains, ia99 9'from the 26ih 10 the 2stb
February las, year The entire receiJ,s since
September lst, comprise 73O.7lO bale.' against
525, 800 up to the same date in isI6-7, showing
an increase Of 2O4, $50 bales. We now quote:
NEW ORLEANS cLAssIFIc.rfos
Assimiiaiing 10 tAGt Of lire, pooL
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-15
10 the Public.

SoMETlME since a sui, was Instituted in the
- Hampstead Circuit Coun on the Chauesry
side thereof, in the name Of John Pesrce for NV
bsneii, arains, Josiah Patterson and others Tn,
suit was brought al my instance and procurement,
and since then Mr.. Josiah Patterson has settled
The whole matter in a manner satisfactory 10 m.
and honorable 10 himself Thsr. ha. been no
fraud or unia'ress on the part Of M. r. and sine,
| have learned the particulars Of the Transaction.
! am satisfied tina, was mistaken and th,, 20
blame should or ought to be attached to him.
". W. G. COLLINS.
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-15

Horace Greely avows his determination to us
all his influence 10 prevent the nomination Of Gen
Taylor by the wing national convention. aud h
procure the nomination Of Mr.. Clay
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-15
DR. IL. II. JETT

NoULD invite his friends to call a, 81,
w Apathecary Store aud examine a few
super fine Master Masons Aprons, and they will
also end there Cross Masonic Chnrt, with
"a lot Of select stationary, consisting of-finc
yolum, Letter, Drawing and Envelope Paper.
Paint Boxes water eolors,) Camel Hair Pencils,
Creyons, extra fine Penkniyes. Gold Pens with
or without cases, Pen Holders silver and tinted,
Counting. House Calendars. Letter Folders, Stamps,
Racks aud Envelopes. Sealing Wax. Waters,
Black Sand. Sup Quills. Red aud Black Ink 10
pts pit aud iOr bottles, Almanacs for lsis.
BENZ. P. JETT.
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-15
.NOfice.

fENIIE subscriber having closed the Washington
1 Hotel, will continue to keep Private Board
np House at his old stand, where he will be
,lensed TO see his friends aud former customers,
All persons indebted to him by note or account
ire respectfully requested TO come forward and
eule up, .
R.F. SULLIVAN.
Waslmglon. March Is, l.is.lt
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-15

Nrw P,rER-DufGreen Esq, has started 9TH,
Times newspaper in Washington. II advocates
TayloriSm.
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-15
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

In the House. AFTER the preliminary morning
business, the Speaker announced that the first
thing in order was the question on the amendmsn ut
Of Mr. johnson TO the Patent Office bill. fixing the
salary Of the examiner Of patents at 81 500, in.
stead Of S2,500, The question on III. adoption Of
said amendment, was taken by yea, and nays, and
decided IN the negative by yeas ~, nays los.
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-15
ID ISIS OIL q TT0N.

TNHE eopartnershp heretofore existing bs.
i tween the undersigned, uider the iirn Of
Levy & Brother, is this day dissolved by mutual
consent All persons indebted 10 the firm will
make payment to Isnae Levy, who is authorised
to collect the debts due the firm
ISAAC LEVY,
NATHAN LEVY.
Washington, Afk., Feb l6, ls4s.ll
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-15
WASHINGTON. Feb Is. 9 I.2 7. NJ.
SENATE.

The Vice President called tn. Senate to order
ai the usual hour, and they proceeded TO the con-
.idsratioa Of the regular morning business
Mr. Ashley from tn. committee on Judiciary,
reported a bill relating to the courts Of Michigan
Al amendment b-ing offered, much discussion en-.
SUED The sute hung taken on its adoption, n
VA. rejected The bill was then passsd,
AA,btll relative to the compensation Of Post
Master. was t-p,rird from the sam. committee
After mseA discussion, an amendment was o..
frtrl, he. va. was tskrn aud Il vas rereted-
Tue bull Mas then fe.d thifs time aud passed.
Mr. Baldwin submitted a resolution for the con .
sideraton Of ths Senate. eeolininp. on lhe part Of
tn. Uuited States. the contributions collected in
McIiea, aud that saeh monies ought 10 be- applied
to the psym,u, Of the claims Of eiir.ns against
that country
The Wee President laid befor. n. Ssu.t. a
rapport from the secretary Of The Treasury, which
va, ordered to BE- ptiatrd.
On molioa ,hs further consideration Of the
morning business vas dispensed with In sfdef TO
tai. up the Ten Regimen, Bl
Mr. Green addressed the Senate in opposition
to tn. pnl,oy Of the administration.
Mr Mason has the floor On thi. question 10.
mousw.
Ga Meiisn. adjourned until Monday
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
10 the House, W. Haralsan. from the Com.
mitsr On Military Affairs. rrPofted a bill providing
for the past services Of Sounle.s. The bill vas
debated al some length. ~ithou, any definite &C..
lien. when on motion Il ~as laid svef.
Mr, King. fiom the Committee oa Naval A..
fairs, repaired bill providing the building a rail.
read n Georgia.
consd.fabl. dsbat. snsued On melton said
bill vss fsPesisd to the esmmites oa Public
Lands
w.mIs.ros. Feb. 81, IoI.9PA
SENATE.
Ia the Senate the bill for the relief Of III. heir,
OF Paul Jones va. taken up, aud considerable do.
eussion .snsued. sundfy amendments were pfo.
posed, before any definite setion va. takes on
tn, bill.
M. John Dav. announced the sudden ilness
Of the Hon John Quincy Adams, and the Senate.
On mo,ion, sdautu.d
E, HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Ia the llou.. III. Speaker announced .. tn.
frs, basn-s IN order was the reception of petitions
and resolutions, when . motion was made 10 sus.
pend To. rules IN order tina, iin, resolution m rh
b. introduced, returning III. thank. Of Coagrsss
To G,n. Twigg., aud n,h.r generals who had ,.tv .
ed with honar ia III. var against M.Iico
Al this mom-ai, 30 minutes past I o'clock, r.
", th- Hon. Joha Quincy Adam. "a his seat,
us attacked With a stroke Of Paralysis Graf
sympathy was aroused. and great confusion pfe.
vailed 10 the hal DR.. Pncs earned hun from
the hall 10 his residence, The House immediate.
ly adjourned The recovery Of Mr.. Adams b.
deemed doubtful
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-15
SENATE

The Senate was called 10 order al the usual
hour and proeerdsd 10 the consideration Of the
|reruiar morning business
sondry petitions and memorials were presented
and referred
Mf Houston ofsred q resolution protesting
against The fsl'rqulshmsnt Of any territory con.
lquefed from MsI'eo. without satisfactory ind.n.
|ny being returned for the same and also protesting
IA gsInst the application Of the wilmot provso to
such acquired territory.
On motion Of Mr. Sewer the Senate went into
|eIeeutiye s-rsion.
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-15

losi,n lkSEISs
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-15
SENATE
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

10 the Iiouse. after some preliminary mornin
business. Mr.. vinion moved to reeom,nit the Nav,
appropriation bill, for III. purpose Of reeonsidefin
III. appropriations, fof The establishments Of eetai
| Dry Docks which was carried
Th. s-na,s was IN secret session TIL slsie hOu
this evening.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-04-01
Notice

rs ncrehy given TO I'll legatres. creditors. and O..
iher persons interested in The estates Of llllam
Wo'lveton decd, 81 tiled by his admrs VIM. H.
Muench and Ell II + Woolverlon; Of VIM Shan
non decd, settled BY his sdmr Thomas Pardoe; of
James Teas deed, settled hy VIM. r. Smith and
A. Jordan, exrs Of John b. Boyd decd, who was
the sdmr Of James Teas decd; of James emon
deed, settled by Thomas Lemon and Hugh Nc
Williams. eXrs Of Wm. Lemon deed. who was one
Of The exrs Of James Lemon snr. decd; # Abra-
ham Kis.inger deed, settled by his exrs Jnhr +.
Wofnger and John Kissineer; Of Cstharine Ro,s
decd, settled hy her rxr James Taggart; tf Jacob
Tchopp decd, sr,tld by his admrs Jacob Wcrz
and Casper Tchopp; Of John Eisenhsrt deed. SCI.
tied by his ajmr Jonas EisenhaIt; Of Jacob Hun
slcker decd, settled by his adnr David Waller;
Of James Lemon, j.. decd, settled by his ajnr
John Nixon; of Frel,iick Muichler decd, settled
by his admr Matthias Lewis; of John b. Boyd decd
$, ,tted by his exrs WIN. II Smith aud A. jordan:
of John Yocum decd, settled by his admr David
Mariz; The account of Abrshi I'm Shirman, gu 'rd-
an of Elizabeth Mendenhsll; the account of James
Caldwell, guardian # Robert, William aud Eliza
beth Ruckman; the account Of WIN. S Mnnigo-
merry, guardian of Thomas, Sarah. Rachel, Flea
nor. Rel eccs, John. Hester and Mdgsnt Ruck-
man; The account e Frederick Lslsrus, guardian
of SIMON and Margaret Sesshollz; the account of
reter Ferst,r, guardian of Catharine and Adam
Ferstsr.-lste If Northumberland county, deed
that the executors, administrators and guardians of
the said dece ,sed estates have filed their accounts
with The Register Of III county, and that they will
be presented tn the Orphans Court Of said county,
on Tuesday the 4h day Of April next, for con-
frmation and allowance.
EDWARD OYSTER.
Registers Office, Register
Sunbury, March 4, 1913.