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THE UNION.

the small end, and clear Of tnois
5000 white slaves, usual BY the thousand
Class No. 2.
White Pine, board msasurs,) by the thousand fsei
5000 plank socs from IS 10 90 feet In length, TO
average IS feet In length not 70 be less sn inches square
1000 feel plank I inches thick;
5000 plank inches thick suquehanna pne no plank to be
under u inches wide.
9, GOO feet plank inches thick ~
5000 boards thick, Of the usual breadth, susque
hanna pine No, 1, or irsi quality ,..,.,
900 feet thick be Of the usual BREADTH Sus
quehanna pine No. I, or hrst quality.
Is, 900 feet plank 2inches thick. sf
nchxhck, usual breadth susqaehanna pine No.
p or second quality
Class No. 3.
Southern Yeliov Pine, BY the cubic foot.
STEAMERS r &.
As beas feet length TO l3 nce and mould Is inches,
40 beams fest In length nches and mould "A inches,
2,lO0 cubic feet
FRIGATEs.
beams length Is inches and mould II nces
$40 cubic feet .t''f ..tas-.
beams length Is inches, and mould "A inches,
600 cubic feet u ~
~ length side Is inches, and mould IA nches
GAS cubic feet
beams length, II inchcs and mould is inches,
625 cubic feet 81 $50.
beams in length inches mould is inches,
BIS cubic feet
beams length side II che and mould Is inches,
81 cubic feet w It's
10 beams "A feet in length lnches mould II
$50 cubic feet
10 beams length Is inches and mould inches,
$40 cubic feet atf t E
10 beams length inches and mould inches,
500 cubic feet.
The fine grain yellow pine spring inches in
90 900 feet yellow pine plank stock be fine grain.
Class Nod
IS Southern Yel0fp Pine TN cubic foot
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squared according Of the have
NTH width the Of the side squared be
shakes, wind shakes, bad
and all other defects The eubic contents Of NE
sap shall be excluded In the measurement
The uber~ be In lengths not less than twenty
feet IA inches and upwards al the Top
inches IL must be rough squared
have exceeding
OF sides, squared be Of the best
shakes bad all
defects and the cubca contents Of the sap shall be excluded
y a1ffa
The above white plank and timber
October and Isl March, and have
hewed within twenty after ieled and placed clear Of the
ground.
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CERTAIN CURE FOR TOOTHACFIE.-If any person is
wv ss ss &c YEN ne
will be protected BY 4 from al decay and
oo, and such have been caused BY IT, owch
Much benefit has by my family many friends,
INCLUDING he persons employed BY me in % y S
remedy ootahe and the teeth gums, and mouth
from disease IL Is worthy Of confidence and use; JOHNSON
Teesehs been cured BY wasslss s:s sa.
that who suffer with 'o0haehs apply
Sold at the Depot, Nos. and Brown. Hotel.
CURE FOR SORENESS OF THE GUMS.
nG n s , e ' % g %s C wiz
alleviate and that restores The ~ sound and pleas
Having used wheeler. TssSeny diseased ,seA
and found s that sTs S S 10 S my zig ws,s
sppicaSons Of this tooth wash edscualy ali disease
ss 2 s ps IN general as very g q isa III best
REMEDIEs-soFTNEss OF TIE GUMS.
In all Of soess Of the gums, though the teeth may
have been and loose in perc, win b
made ofbo The sone q The sums and me eossns the teeth
sh,eass ana made ss p'oduss@ By sw application.
Having had tenn amended with nc gums;
sIsiels recommend 70 ihs public g,s:sH'
Wheeler. Te.ser Tooth Wash, and ,sund
no, @ any osf article, tsoCSsy ren9ss. ssS strengthens
'n' ''''A'' NC gums ''A' '''' GEORGE STREET.
ARRESTS ALL BLEEDING OF THE GUMS
The use @ Wheeler. Te.seny Too, Wash I. once arrest. A.
bleeding and Keeps the perfectly health
have used wheelers Tesbeny Too, wash for two ycar,
article Of the Kind have with; Is the
only wash the use Of which harden' my guns. and e~
During the teehne chd soreness
s %s ss Te. %h sI@ ss =
%s. the gum. o. children while es,Sr For ss purpose r
dilute IL with water until IL Is very weak .
Depot Nos and 2, Browns Hotel.
KEEPS THE TEETH, GUMS, AND MOUTH PURE, AND
swEETENs The BREATH.
Preserving the teeth gums and mou, fresh and healthy
the most agreeable properly whseIers Teabsy wash
the decay natural corruption which the
VENT. ,e acsumaiaon Of tss and removes s smo, iper
cepbIe anaculs which liable be
constantly tends purify Keep sound and healthy, and greatly
kseps gums fresh, pure healthy creating
healthy action and circulation In the and by To- anecncy
'In Z. pa saS pop and anse Rssp he s M
pure, and the teet gums and moua excellent
End on iai that Wheeler. Teabeny Too wash Is o. superior
excellence and freely recommend 10 all fond Of sound and white
''''"' '' p' W. p. SMITH.
Wash, of young lady whose teeth and
affected. Il afforded every satisfaction. : -
have used wbeelcr Tcabcuy Too ws.h and recommend
Il favorable notice and being pleasant 70 e gums
and 'ee and ''s y JOHN ,Ss sSss
Having used wbeeiers Teabery wash recommsd
teeth cleany, and make the gums healthy
have used wbeeiera Teabeny Toos wash and found %
cleansing and purifying effects the teeth and gums foe
Having wheeler. Te.serry Tooth wash some a@sI
the Of the public, feeling s who
will use Il, viii also approve Of IL efhcscy
Depo, Of sale, Nos and Brown. r.:'s., iss%
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Class No. 3.
White Pine.

1000 feet board measure, pine inch boards be
defects, knots, splits shakes ans
ness o. qa sap wood ho'es and uneven saving thousand
5000 feet board messsfs No. white pine inch boards to
have nan medium within
6nesn FEET, DO clear Of ali other Shakes
spn holes and uneven thousand et board
Ash, Cherry, Black Walnut, Cypress Locust, re. "
average inches diameter In The middle Of the s clear Of
less than 10 inches diameter--per cubic foot 80
500 board cherry thick
ipchesper thopsand net, board measure 49, 80
10000 board plank inches
thousand feet, board 800
500 feet boprd measure, cherry plank thick % average
IA inches wide-pcr thousand feet, board measure
1000 FEET board measure black walnut boards, thick,
10 Inches wideper thousand feet, board measure
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Class No. A
Southern Yelloto Pine, 10y cubic foot.)

/ | |
1880 cubic fee,, or u pieces, :, = -
ll7s cubic feet, or pieces,
e--D r.e-e = =
VINE asa Sooard m ssea per mousandJ ee''
5000 DO do ~ 90
TO be = inches and upwards lengths
s sSSS feet &C. Of plank, Ian 2 1K inches q @'eh
From % 10 inches wide, u 10 IS feet lengths
1000 do DO g. DO
, Nv; o% 40 40 40 n 40 Az & ia.
u inches and upwards breadth. g4aa
'SSo i &c Of boards men da nek
Of each IL '''''''' : - =
rL..-,, fho,rJ ,..o.,,,.A gsa
mn s ~ boad i,cS ,ScI IA Is md 90 inches wide oo
portions Of each breadth, 70 be clear Of all defects
Elm, (board measare)
re-. Sss' n ns men en'' ~'''
1000 feet Of plank, inches aick, a inches wide.
Cypress, (bodrd measureo
5000 feet chartered boards men ck' 70 inches wioe 10 70
Class No. $.
st. Domingo Mahogany for capsans, (board measure.)
eee. each niece Ak inches thick % inches wdc feet
400 feet
peess s sse e piece nene' . ''ne' "'0e ''' '0ns
D.si '.s. .s1. s. "s.. .' s'' s..
is6 feet r' - %
peee 1,, e nas Pess : '' ' = $500 $500 - 's'
srh nice. inche. thick 70 inches wide feet long,
-Pes e.. Pe $3.50 ' = " ' - e'
.. 800 ,,.. ,,,,.. mick n inches wide feet long
TO 6 . 'sss grained s Of knots splits and an other defects
(by the foot)
~, Af,booon, Hoard n,.ns,y,l
900 feet O. plank inches nick 70 DC ncne' ano
ooo w Se ~ h..,.. .,.n ,,,.L
,ooo Al " Al Az
1000 do do x do
To be 49, 49, and 20 inches WIDE
by the foot
Class No. o.
oO zach fact An Length inches square NJ the
butt end and not less than AZ inches a, die small end
M he nferrd ,ar Inv the niece
' 'eeu ' q" -. -. r'.
Class No. y.
Lionumpifa Inn The tom of 22lO pounds)
'6"~.' Wy 80 $3.50
'oS 1" pos,.o ~ "e IT. ~" ..ss ~
e' ~ a.o -
NAVY YARD, PENSACOLA
Cl... NJ
. Siaos w. - ,,..
Whue Oak Timber, 10Y the CUBIC toof,)
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ooo cubic feet white csh plan. .oek per
1900 FEET ~ inch white oak plank, per oo NET hoard measure
1000 feet ~ inch white oak plank, fes2 hoard
aceo ss tneh white osk boards per measure
rs FEET averaging - feet half square inches ana half 10
inches and upwards the top end Of e STICK They mus h
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800 feet board measure black wanu, boards, inch tick 70
average wdeper thousand board
black walnut plank inches thick,
II inches wdeper thousand feet board
board boards, inch thick, from ~ 10
long and from 10 - inches wdeper thousand feet board
measu
50 pieces yellow locust long from 10 10
inches diameter IA diameter, clear OF bark
the middle Of The sticks SIS cubic feeper cubic foot
pieces fstc feet long and 10 inches diameter say cubic
teet, per cubic foot. y l
boo measure boards, Is 25 et long and
board H9 ..ea4ta 4fA stlt
ash, cherry, &C.. described, be Of very
quality clear Of splits shakes knots grain, holes
sans The plank boards be sawed 70 cknesscs
Class No 4.
Black spruce spars and poles-By the inch and pole.
pieces long inches diameter middle inches
40 inches
pieces long, middle,
bark-per inch, $50 inches
30 eces 30 feet long, inches diameter the middle, AZ inches
diameter end clear OF the barkper 2l0 inches
40 pieces ~ long inches middle, inches
diameter at the end clear Of the barkpe inch $40 inches
100 pieces rs feet long, inches diameter In the middle, 3k
inches diameter At the top end clear Of the barkper inch 500
inches.
100 poles % feet long inches diameter the middle inches
diameter end clear Of the barper pole the pole
All the above 70 be Of the best quality straight and fee
from all defects.
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Class No. 4.
Cnnr E.nk<e

Spar Timber. -,
yellow pine sticks os7 cubic feet of spar timber long,
yellow pine sticks 40 cubic fee, spar TIMBER long
yellow sticks oa5 cubic feet Of spar timber 70 feet long,
yellow sucks ~ cubic spar timber IS long, %
yellow sticks cubic feet Of spar timber, 50 feel long 10
yellow pine scks cubic feet spar timber long,
yellow pine suck spar timber, long, e
pine seks cubic spar timber ~ long,
inches parallel.
scks s4 cubic OF spar timber IS fee, long ~
An above yellow pine spar quail
~, shakes, shakes, defects.
@ each nav. TSd nc
are for yard. and must Be the same % ne Sa and lined l
and the smallest 70 ii inche,-by the cubic foot
Class No. s.
Spruce Spars.
innate spar
Class No. 8.
Ash Timber, &C., &c.
a. logs feet long, and 20 ~ inches diameter 3Os inches,
800 inches round as. timber n diameter per
900 ncs. round round a.. timber q niche. diameter inch
1000 feet ss plank inches iek ~ inches wde board
100 feet plank Ok inches ck 81 inches wide.
800 feet plank inches thick, wide
1000 plank inches thick 81 niche. wide board measure
800 e plank niche. thick, Is wide measure,
ash plank inches hck ~ inches wide board meas
!, 90. urc, per lWofe -, -
1000 feet ash plank y inches ck IL inches wide board mea.
900 plank aX thick wide,
1000 plank, AZ thick, wide,
900 plank AZ thick, 81 inches wide,
1000 plank AZ tick II wide,
1900 feet plank AZ ick wide,
1000 plank az thick, wide,
ooo e.t n ,.ns ,n.h.. cL ia ho.,d
per loo feet
lyoVO feet
100 e, plank inches thick u inches widc board
800 fee. s'S plank inches thick 70 inches wide, board measure
1000 feet ,'s gsn. IN inches thick inches wide board
500 fee, ;sn plant. inches 'ieh inehe wide board
o ooo PPs ~, 49, ,sss ~ ,,. 49,. ,s,,,
ae ne, 600 fse "e"'' 1'eA ~ '"e"e "'e' ooaa meas
inchc. Nib
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NAVY YARD, cHARLEsTowN, MASS.
Class No. 1.
White Oak Timber, &c.

5000 cubic feet white oak plank stocks average
feet In length none TO be les. than long
20 be lined straight The siding way and be aght
long fair curve, other both lined perine in
conformity with the growth Of the The exceed
cubic y"
1900 cubic feet white pieces, Lengths 20 feet
long and rom 70 - inches square equal proportions Of the differ
20 white OAK knees for checks, say siding inches per nch
the bodies mud long nett sfdinr
from nine 70 Twelve inches and % form angle from
The bodies be rough sided
GLIDING e bark The moulding bodies the middle OF
their lengths be rom heen twenty inches pc siding nch)
per inch. ~ ". - -
knees. tssy siding nches arms mo, e-.
han oor inches dinmcer clear Of the bark
TO be not less Than tirtwo niche. long oned Of The whole
number 10 be knecs--per inch, siding.
An the above white timber and
quality, an defcr sawed on square
70 sound and perfect wood BY thc
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c yet me grained southern yellow pine plank stocks,
70 nvc feet In cnR,
long Two sides lined snrht but may retain uhe naiu
raj taper o the tree The other sides may be lined parallel
brcndhs OF WIN me natural straight
with fr The small end not be l~~ Than OF
the bun end and the small end twelve
sqas.s clear g ws9e No more wood the
The be excluded No. ts cos
feet nne grained southern yellow pine ro.,so. lin,
om Is 20 ret long, and nom Is 10 "a be
foot fa ~ ~. .4s,Ii ~ r~'~T"@
An the above yellow pine very hes. ouan "a
rom I'll defects The ends be sawed on square sound ma
perfect wood BY the contractor
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Cabinet edition OF Classic Tales, eepprssng ve
Rassea-, Of Wakefield, Exies of sbena, and
Virginia. Guves Travels, ssene Sentimental Journey, Cse
Ouanto, &c. Fl'tet US u
novels and o Sir Walter Scott Lon
don. TAYLOR q MAURY,
June 81 FL Booksellers, Oh street
TuIE Illustrated Handbook for Travellers being
Guide through the United sscs with routes, distances and l
engraved Illustrations and large map published BY sherman ana
Also DstunsII Railroad, Steamboat Telegraph gce
wild, map, IS cents For sale by FRANCK TAYLOR
June 20 ~ .at fili..| .slatr0L
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Lumber. {" board measure, y per thousand feet

900 feet board LIST quality plank
400 feet board measure, h quality inch clear white pine plank
5000 feet board h quality 3inc plank
5000 cci board measure, Isl quality 2fnch pine
plank. r.a - -
10 900 feet board measure quality pine plank
lO feet board measure, LIST quality ~ inch clear white pine
plank. ~ -
1000 feet board measure, LIST quality nch clear white pine
ooe sse, soid measure is quality inch clear plank
S et board measure, LIST quality linch clear
1900 feet clear white pank
1900 feet, board white plank
5000 feet, board white plank
20oO feet, board la quality white
p'ank one-half 20 be not less than % inches wide.
NO eet, board LIST quality IL inch clear white
plank; half 10 lesstl han inches wide
W fee beard Isl quality linch
~ Ice board Ia quality inch black
~ ee board measure, st quality 3inch black
i et board 1t quality 2inch black
eet, BOARD measure, lt quality inch plank
1V ee ooafa measure LIST quality linc black walnut
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MEMOIR OF wm. EIiery Chsnning, win extracts
III from HIS correspondence and manuscripts vols, with portrait
Vim. Chnnnine ID. D., introductione
vols, complete, TAYLOR MAURY,
June 20. Bookselen Oh street
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To be Of the best quality Of 81 Domingo gnumvit TO be sraght
and sound and free checks and not less than three feet long
Class No 10.
Hickory Bars 10y the barr
50 rough hickory Is feet long square inches, feet above
butt
200 hickory 81 feet long, square inches foot above
rough hickory bars, feet long, inches foot above
100 rough hickory bars feet long, 3K inches
All be split straight from the best quality Of white heart hick
DRY, free from knots and all other defects.
Cypress (board measure.)
5000 feet Of cypress boards, X inch thick.
5000 do do TX do tal 5.
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Black spruce spars and poles-By the inch and pole
NAVY YARD, BROOKLYN, N. Y.

/ Class mo- /. IN, NJ
Live Oak Timber, blythe cubic foot)
Live oak pieces for fgate class, 1.-TWO se
| followsi
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Removals.

Itwould BE- profitless business to undertake to
keep up with the removals made by the Admins
tration. Only such are Of interest to our readers
will be announced. Hon. T. W. Bartey has been
removed from the Office OF District Attorney for
this State, and Sampson Mason appointed. d. A.
'Rsbsrtson has had to give way to G. A. Jones, as
State Marshal. James E. Wharton, late editor Of
the Wheeling Times, has been appointed Postrrias'
ter at Wheeling, in place Of Capt G. w. Clutter.
Gen. Tsylors professions before the election and
his practice since do not accord very well. But
they are like whig professions and pIactice-wids-
ly different Wetook the trouble, last fall, to keep
all Gen. Tsylor's letters in little book. We shall
take occasion to quote from il before long. II
contains some 'eood reading, "as our friend Letter
of Stark county would say. , E.
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Cholera.

For the number Of inhabitants. Maysville, KY.
mas suffered more from Cholera than any city in the
West or South, during the prevalence Of that d
seass this Spring. The names of 81 Iersons are
given as having died there, and in the surtoandina
country, in % hours.
This disease also prevails to very considerable
extent among emigrants to California.
There are so many different remedies prescribed
for Cholera, that we have thought it useless tr
publish any of them. The better plan would be-
perhaps, to publish ALL that if the material for
ons is not At hand, that for anothsr may be- The
following, from Liverpoolpaper, lie said to have
been successfully used in india:~ -..
..Take three table spoons full of castor oil. three
table spoons full Of the best French brandy, and
forty drops of laudanum, mixed well together, and
let the patient drink it off. The body must then
be rubbed over with brandy and hot flannel cloth.
Should the condition Of the patient not improve
within one hour, end the nails Of the fingers begin
to get black, administer one table spoon full OF
c stor oil, one of French brandy, ard ten drops al
iaudanum. This generally throws the sufferer in'
to profound sleep, from which lie will awaken
perfectly well. This treatment has been found
most effectual IN India, where Cholera first ap;
eared, and thousands have been cured by this sim.
pie remedy"
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sae, y Itshsl. bs bss,lyAlss,cn: lAls q he laws and re-
49,. ali and every violator il ssft. oet
SEC. l2. 1t shall be the duty Of the street com,
missioner to keep The streets and alleys cear.ofi".
cumbl ance and nuisance. itse'
SEc. l8. II shall be the duty Of the committee
on fire, nuisance, sc, to make their rePort, III
writing. every six months.
SEQ, IA. II shall be the duty Of the Treasurer
to pay over all moneys that shall come into his
hands, by virtue OF his office, as the Town Council
shall direct = Htfrtfi's -l Aa"elA
SEC. IS. lfany person or persons shall bring
any stallion or stations on the streets or alleys and
play or show him or them by letting him or them
out OF tui reins, every such person shall, upon
conviction thereof, be fined In any sum not less
than one dollar nor more than five.
SEC. l6 any person or persons shall sell my
spiriiuous liquors, of any kind whatever, on the
Sabbath day, unless in case OF sickness every such
person, upon conviction thereof, shall be fined in
any sum not less than one dollar nor more than I've
SEC. IL. Any person or persons, who shall be
found carrying firearms on the Sabbath day, shall
be fined, for every such offence, not less than one
dollar nor more than twenty.
SEC. IS. Any person or persons, who shall
own or keep in his or their possession any dog or
bitch, shall keep collar ON his or her neck and
within enclosures at night; and every dog or bitch
that il not coIlared and kept chained OF within
doors at night, the owner or owners shall pay one
dollar per head yearly, to be collected as other
taxes. ~. ,-s
SEC. 10. Any officer who shall refuse, or will
fully and knowingly neglect his duty, shall, upon
conviction thereof, be fined in any sum not less
than twenty-five cents nor more than hve dollars,
"'T'' p'' B. L. MOTT. Mayor.
Attest--R. H. CAIN, Recorder.
Nav 9Th, lS49. aI
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Hampton, Smith & Co.,
No. 81 WOOD STREET, BETWEEN Sd & 4tb

PITTSBURGH, PA,
Would inform their customers and merchant.
generally, in Monroe and the adjoining counties
that they have just opened their second stock oi
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
bought within the last three weeks, at greatly re.
duced prices They have now to offer, an assort.
msnt which cannot be surpassed, either in extent.
variety or prices. ~, ~ II -1l1'''
Their stock Of Ginghsms and Lswns is unusual.
ly large and fine, embracing the latest and p.t de-
srabIe styles. Also. every description of =,
English, French and American Prints; h.ao i
Organdies, Muslins, Bereges, alT q.
Plain and Fancy Linen Gingbafhs,
Mode. Black and Fancy, AIpacss; i0s s3ajM
Belgium and American Cloths and Cassimefes,
Plain and Fancy Satinets and Jeans, .Jnl
Twseds, Merino Cassimeres and Summer Cloths,
Summer wears in great variety, ly 1dl
Fustians. Printed Waldemsrs, Riding Cord5,
Croton Cloths. dfsp'd; &c.. Cloths and Serges,
Paddings, Buckrains, Crash. Diapers, d
Irish Linens, Brown Linens and Hollands, "a
Apron Checks, Shrting Stripes, $50 829I
Newest and richest styles Bonnet and Cap Rib.
bons, with Book Muslins. Cambrics, Jackonets, f
Laces, Fancy Nets, Musquito Bars, 3ux5 n
Hosiery, Gloves, Handksrchiefs, Suspenders.
A full stock Of Brown Shesting, ifss 3 a9
BIeached Shirtings, Drills, TickiDgs, &c. 9fpss
Msy 20, 1S49. eAi-
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NOTICE.-Notles is heteo

TDROBATE NOTICE.-N Notice is hefeby
given tn all persons interested, that settle
ment accounts have been filed in the office Of the
Clerk Of the Court Of Common Pleas within and
for tile county of Mphroe and State OF Ohio, by
the executors, administrators and guardians OF the
estates Of the following named persons, to wit;
Simon Drum, Administrator Of Henry Drum,
deceased.
John B. obIingseer. Administrator Of Joseph Fri.
orls. deceased.
fihomss Griffin and NojR MeIott, Administra.
tor of John Melott; deceased
Adam Marshall, Administrator al Samuel Mar
shall deceased.
Thomas Young, Administrator Of Elijah STATS
deceased.
James Archer, Adm inistrator Of Enoch Archer
deceased:
Samuel Hartshorn; Administrator Of John w
Hartshorn, deceased
John Brown, Administer Of Jacob Crow, de-
CEASED.
George Walters, Executor Of lillian Nc Dugal
deceased.
William Mason. Executor of Reuben Philips
deceased. ,..s t
lame. Morris aud Ann Morris, Execdtcr' o
William Morris, deceased
Thomas Cody. Guardian to Howe"ers he'Is,
That the said accounts are now Oh lille IN s.i'
office, subject to the inspection OF all persons III
terested, and are continued until the July term
of said court, ls49, FOR final settlement and confr
nation. WIN OKEf. CLERK.
May S, ls49.