davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-08-24
Useful Receipts.

To PICKLE CUcuMBERs. w ash the Gu
cumbers 10 cold water, being careful not 10
brulse or break them. Make brine Of
rock or blown san rock sthe best strong
enough to bear up an egg or potatoe, and
OF sufficlen, quantity TO cover the cucum-
bers.
Put them ialo.ap, o. ken tub or stone
ware jar, and p4 y N~s~yer ,hem.-
In twenty four hours they should be STIR
red up from the bottom with the hand
The third day pour off the brine, scaId Il
and pour / over the cucumbefs. Let
them stand 10 the brine nine days, scaldoa
IT every day, as described above. Then
take the cucumbeFs from the tub, rinse
them 10 cold water, and II they are too salt,
lei them stand in a few hours. Dram
them from the water, put them hack into
the tub or jar, which must be washed clean
from the brine. Scald vinegar sufficiently
TO cover them and pour il upoa them. Gov
er them RICH, up, and in seek they viii
be ready for use. If spice IS wanted, il
may be tied in linen cloth and put II
the Jar with the pickles, or scalded wit
the vinegar, aud put II back. A SINAI
lump Of alum added 10 the vinegar IN
proves the hardness Of The cucumber.
PIcKLEs.-Do not keep pickles IN com
mon earthen ware, as the glazing contain
lead, and combiues with the vinegar
Keep pickles only 10 wood OF stone ware
Anything that has held grease will spo
pickles.
Vinegar for picking should be shar
but not the sharpest kind, as II INJURIES Il
pickles. If you use copper, bell metal
brass vessels for picking, never allow Il
vinegar 10 cool in them as they are pr
sonous. Add table spoonful of alu
and lea.cup Of salt TO each three gallo
Of vinegar, and ne up bag with pepp'
ginger roo, and spices Of all sorts IN If, q
YOU have vinegar prepared for any kind
common picking.
Sur pickles occasionally, and L thr
are soft ones, take them out and scald
vinegar to cover them well. Ii il is We
take fresh vinegar and pour on hot.
not boil vinegar over fifteen minutes.
To WASH A WHITE VEIL. Pot the
into strong lather Of white soap and G.
water, and LEI il simmer slowly for az
Ter Of an hour. Take il out and sque
). we'll, bu, be sure not TO rub II. RIM
IN two cold waters, with a drop or tw
LIQUID blue 10 Tie last. Have ready s.
very weak gum arabic water, o, some
starch, or rice water. Pass the veil thro
ii, and clear i, by clipping. Then str
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-08-24
Retail Price. $3.50.

We have prepared this volume u grea' -
Il etypc large, ceat aud hand salae PsP'' ''''
and white binding strong and suo''a"',A \,
craving, neat aud appropriate THIS "o'N ,n,J
cidedly the cheapest and NEST popular ever i
from the American press. and. from 'le
ready received for II, we are satisfied IS go,
10 have an immcnsc sale throughout our ..,,,,
tended country From peculiar e'ieV ,pss r,d
wc are enabled 10 offer this book low 70 op'S , ~,
lars. post-masters, and others, who may '''
posed to act ms s1enis. ,Li, u.s.
A. the publisher Is DESTROYS Of giving - h,
fol Family Work very extensive GU .o''., ,sl
offers the most liberal inducements 10 hgen ,,a
ia satisfied tia, any man Of good aoo','' 4.
make from s. 10 sl0 a day from NE "a" I'm
There is scarcely town OF village :" % A
but will furnish more or less sHo'e',o,,,
small capital Of from SOS 10 so Will 90 n'''''@'
10 make a commencement. ,,,r
" No letters attended 10 unless ''' PCS
is paid.
For further particulars address 49,,
ROBERT SEARS, Fg'','|rl ~,
No 1913 NASSAU ST, y -, IN,
Mr. Scar. will please lay aside a copy ~ ~ Il,
publisher until called fof. Also a copy ,,d 4
Book of,h United States, ~ he IS also e"'''
u copy Of that work.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-08-24

II out even, and pin it to dry on liunen
cloth, making the edge as stfaigh. as pos
sibls; opening out all the scollops, and fast
ening each with pins. When dry lay a
piece Of thin muslin smoothly over it, and
iron il on the wrong side.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-08-24
EfiO GDnnS,

rM7HE Subscriber has jet received
n fresh supply Of Goods, consisting Of
tie following articles VIZ
* S.o'su's<'
49, ~ - - - -
Peppermint. Cinnamon, Rock, Barley, Lemon,
Kisses iltlrs, Stars, &c.
Fruits.
R4i,ins, Figs, Lemons, Prunes, CittOn and Cur
ran's.
Nuts.
Almonds, Pecan English Walnuts, (freshl Bra
a. Nuts and filbefts.
Crackers.
Sugar, Buttcr and soda Crackers and Pilot Bread,
Preserves.
Ginger, Pine Apple, Cltron and Lemon.
Groceries, nc.
Sugar, Coffee. Mollgscs, Cheese, Rice, Port,
Madeira, TencrIfF,, and Ma'aga Wines, Spirits Of
different kinds, Cordial, Cider. Vinegar. Ginger
Pepper, Allspice, Backing, Mustard, sdlcratus
Soda, Powder, Shn', Lead, &c. &c.
Miscellaneous.
Toys Of various kinds. Envelopes and Note Pa
per for parties, Snuf Boxes aud Snuff, Pock
e, Looking Glasses, Percussion Caps, Toie
Powder Sonp, Cologne Water, Flesh Balls, Pock
eli Combs. Pms, Needles, B1dhns, Dlrpers, Pen
, and IIoltcra, Fancy Boxes, Fish Hooks, Hook
aud Eyes, Sun Glasses, Tacks and Shoe Thread
! Copy Books, Poke, Books and Purses, Su.per
. dcrs, lIarmonicins, Key Baskets, FIddicstring
q Slate Pencils. Marbles, &c, &c.
All which he is DESTROYS Of selling.
TT. HoLToN.
Charlotte, May II. 1919 2srf
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-08-24
New 4 Popular Pictori"
nc,criptton Of the u. states

containing an account Of the IoPogiiPhf' IS ",
moni. History. Revolutionary and o'bei h"''''
iar events. Statistics. progress IN Ag'''ss.'',
Manufac,Lres. Population. sc, &e' oi eaeH ''-''
IN the Union,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-08-24

The women ought TO make pledge no'
10 ks. q man who uses tobacco, and II
would soon break up the practice aud
friend Of ours says they ought also 'f
pledge themselves to kiss every man lha
don't use li-aud we 90 for that, too.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-08-24

Why is dandy like mushroom Give
il upl
Because he is regular sap bend
his waist is remarkably slender
HIS grosth Is exceedingly rapid,
And his top uncommonlg tender
- Boston Post.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-08-24
Yours obcdien,lv.
nyffeAI M,hlff.AI m
Philadelphia Type Foundry.

No. : Pear 81. near IL, EIcAangs, PAi!sd'ifA''.
rYNIlE Subscriber having made great improve.
men.s 10 hi. method OF casting iype 'te
mixing OF metals and had thorough feT'ss
hs matrices, the faces Of which ATE net eict'S
in beauty rnI regularity Of cut, by any 10 IN
coun,r, ilarets himself hat BY strict p@'fao'
al attention to business, and employing nohs ~
,he most skilial wofkrsen. he Is enabled lssssi.
A SUPERIOR ARTICLE
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
he Is constantly adding TO hrs stock all inaI .
rev from the best scsk men Of this and Other eoao
tries, and having lately procured fion Ea'er
a grea, variety OF NEW FACES and oRNl
MENTS. sulicits the attention OF Puuiefi is'ieiA
Specimens wil be scns 10 those visible TO o'dsi,
Presses, Chaos. Cases. IHk. siasds CallriA
Brass Rule, aDd every other article nsedse e ia''
nish a complete Printing Office. supplied Al l@
shortest notice
GERMAN BOOK AND JON TYPE
az the nesesl sy ic and Of sl sizes, csie'-iy F''
up ia ionis Of coffee, proportion.
ALEXANDER RoBR
Aug 30, ISIS. sd's'O
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-08-24

a Girl in Massachusetts, who had mar
RED man with cork-leg, says lha. she
loves him very vel as far as he goes
That 10 better than some wives who only
love MN as high as his pockets.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-08-24
Rare Articles.

A razor 70 shave notes Win.
The vehicle wherein IDEAS are conveyed
Two buttons from coat oil palnt.
Pm with which sou may pick quarrel
One Of The le sels from memory's throne,
thought TO he the only one that will ever
be seen. - Boston Post
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-08-24
Supreme Court Rcpor'"
REELECTION OF PRIZE

TuNHE Subscriber having purchases sntirs
Estate of w. X. Gales, deco, ~ ~" 4 and
Edition Of Vols. 6, I, and Law, aud 'ys;ded ia
Equity, of Iredelrs Report Of Cases GIN d..
the supreme Court Of North Carolina, 90 S ;rolu.
cember Term ls45, TO August Term &c '. If ths
,iyo and including also the Equity Cas% ~ u,ics
n,os.n' Term Of The Court has rcd'ced n wo'am,
from SIX Dolr.Rs TO FIVE DotLas po u.m,p Of
and is prepared 10 furnish 'hen,,'v Val 5 Of Equi
the bar and to Booksellers. c1rp, of which no
ty, TO be published IL a few 80, M Whole, or FOL
lice will be given. Ofde,s@ 49,, attended to
any one or more Volumes p'o" nppni. terms viii
Aud the bar supplied o, .ea .s %a,olina Reports
! the previous Volumes o.Ho''h o"''
and Law Books gener'y' T. HALE
| Fayetteville Mseh 10, ielo @'-"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-08-24
Nv BN y
PiilfER 4 YoRKE.
L,ner from Major Dsgald McDvgald, Craze
Cretk Pos. OSie,

Letter from Major Dggald Nc DD.ald, Craze
Cretk Pos. OHe,.
.ioosE CousrY, y. T., DEc. rs. lsis
DR.. J. kuhl-Dear Sit:
A Lady in Ibis county. afflicted with nervous
complaint. Rclap,us uteri fiuor Albus, and
somewhat dcrsnged mind. caused by ob.ruelo1,,
was FOR about twelve months attended by four Of
our eminent physicians. without any effect, and
every ono successfully declared her ineursbs, and
that .ao had 10 die. Size then procured tao boz
Ties Of your Abyssinia Mixture from me, Nhieh
cured her cutifely. She has since married, and
I. in perfect good health and happy. The AeI'-
,inta Mi1turC has likewise proved very eiirarioe'
in many other diseases. but particularly IN female
diseases. 10 which II SHOULD have The preference
Of all others
Yours obcdien,ly.
DuGALD McDUGALn.
I.kc~isc on hand and Tor sale, d.. kah', Re
s,ofer. UaNersal Plaster. God Mine balsam, &c.
/ J. IiOLToN, Agent,
Charlotte. \. c.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-08-24

Is mans pocket empty when be has go,
something IN ~
Why, no
Well, NINE is empty, and | have got a
big hole IN il.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-08-24

Horn, the New York punster. challenged
a SICK mans vote at the recent municipal
election, on the ground tina! be WAS 40 ~
legal roter.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-08-24
PERTINENT SCHOOL.


ALEXAH DRIANA ACAD MY
MsekinJarg county. n C., 10 mtles Norm o.
C.al9its.
5 d WHARTON PKiNclFtt.
Rev II. B. CUNNINGHAM. REcros.
TENElE seventh Session II THIS Insitu ION com.
n m,nced on tie fourth Moncay N July
under the supcrntendence d the above gentle
men. The course Of studies adopted y such -
TO prepare pupils lot admission TO the Janior Class
in any 81 ou Colleges. Is location Is a. pleas
ant ana healthy and fAr removed from all causes
Of ssipaion as any IN tins section Of the state,
Terms.
Boarding. including Washing, fuel aud
lights per month, D 10 VI
Tuition.
Writing, Arithmetic, English Grammar,
aud Geography, per sess. Of ) months, u
Algebra, Chemistry, Natural Philosophy,
Rhetoric, Logic, &c,
Latin and Gteck Languages, 10
July g. 1913. l3H
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-08-24
DIR. KUHI.'S
Abyssinia Mixture,
For Catarrhs. lnfuenzi, Costiyoness. Piles. G,,.
vel, Genorrl n, elect, Fluor Albus, or Tho
Whites, Weakness, Distractions, SC.

GeiD IliLL, n. c., Auo l.ls4s
DR. ] Kull-Dcar Sir:
You will please forward TO Us as soon as CON.
venieni, fresh supply Of the isesorer ofihe Blood
and the Abyssinia Mixture. We have sold GU, for
some time. The Restoier and The Depura,iye
Powder, have proved TO be very eaieaeious FOR
fulness Of the chest. Rheumatism, Sore Legs, In.
flammaiions ofIhe Eyes, Debility, and other chro.
mic diseases. We warranted the Abyssna Mi,.
ture 10 every patient, and no one has asked 10 get
the money returned. but on the coa,raiy, every
one has praised lis great sanat We powers.
We remain yours. respectfully.
A. n ID. ". HONEYCUTT
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-08-24
illustrated with 900 Engraving

Of the principal Ciiies, Place, si'ans', S''''
~. Cufinsilies, Seals Of the States, Ne &C
Complete in one octave volume OF SIX hu,e'''
papcs, elegantly bound 10 gu. pictorial nu'''''
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-08-24
New and Popular Work Tor
BOOK AGENTS.

A y Agent is ssnted in every city arc e'oaV
IA IN ihr uni.cd Silies, to procure subfei'os"
and sell Tho iollowing elegant worn, llss Pnal'a'
, d aud ready or delivery
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-08-24
Effects Of inud on Grass Lands.

Amherst, June, ! s41.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-08-24

gEyHE Subscriber has lust received a
a- fresh supply Of Goods, consisting OF
M lullnnIng httleles. VI.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-08-24
CORNELIUS SPUR

EorEMo>r. Betk 60. Mass. Nov. -, i-i7,
Tho 40 We certificate tells simple aud truthful
story Of suffering aud rrhei Of winch asa phys''
elm aud witness 10 tie casc, eheeftully ondorse
DIR CHAPMAN
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-05-18
CANTON, MISSISSIPPI, FRIDAY, MAY IS, Is4o

Fifty to one hundred dollars per day is no
thing extraordinary for miners to make
There is, however, some danger from Indians
and our W countrymen, p%rowling about the
country committing murder and theft. Gold
is very abundant and goods extravagantly
high, an immense population coming forward
who all resort to the mines and return merely to
throw away the proceeds of their labor. In
fact, l can hardly give you an idea Of the
state Of the country. Those who have been
here a year, with common industry and pru-
dence, are worth from twenty thousand to two
hundred thousand dollars. / have. not been
able to procure board in the place, and in COM
pany with Mr.. Frazier and young Ducros, have
pitched our tent d quarter Of a mile from town..
Wages are q hundred and fifty to two hundred
dollars per month, and in the course Of two or
three weeks, when it will be seasonabIe wealth
er to 60 to ~ mines, none will be had at any
price: You must judge what a state ofthings
exist when common laborers can 60 to the
mines and return in a month or six weeks with
from one to three thousand dollars in gold.
1t is yet too early for the mass to start to
the mines, the weather having been very in
element. We intend to 60 to the mines and
see the country, and have formed a party Of
five for that purpose. The great difficulty is In
procuring conveyance. The price of passage
to Suffers Fort is $25 cash, and S. per cwt
for baggage and provisions. We have an idea
Of buying a whale-boat the price is $500
From Suffers Fort to the Stanislaus the trans
portation is difficult and expensive, as q
team Of two oxen and wagon can earn $lO(
per day.
Gold is selling at $l4 per ounce, but is ia
ken in trade at SIG. 1t is worth in Valparaiso
Sl8, and would nett in the States ST., all ex-
penses paid.
know not when | shall be able to send yol
another letter. | have little faith IN thi
reaching you, as tgoes by a transient vessel t
MazatIan, thence through Mexico. Captains
Of coasters are much in the habit Of destroy
ing letters to avoid carrying mercantile infor
nation. My health is very good.
Yours truly, A. G.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-05-18
ISLE OF BEAUTY, FARE THEE WELL

ISLE OF BEAUTY, FARE THEE WELL
Sh AIDES Of evening, close ~not'o'er US,
Leave our lonely bark awhile;
Morn alas! will not restore us,
Yonder dim and distant isle.
Still my fancy can discover
Sunny spots where friends may dwell;
Darker shadows round us hover,
Isle Of beauty, fare thee we'll!
II is the hour when happy faces
Smile around the taper's light;
Who will fill our vacant places!
Who will sing our songs tonight?
Through the mist that floats shove US,
Family sounds the vesper bell,
Like a voice from those who love uH,
Breathing tondly, fare thee well.
While the waves are round me breaking,
ASH pace the deck alone.
And my eye in vain is seeking
Some green leaf o rest upon;
What would / not give to wander,
Where my old companions dwell'
Absence makes the heart grow tonder,
Isle of beauty, fare thee well!
.TAos Haynes BGyIey.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-05-18
Yours, truly,

SAN FRANCISCO, March 7, 1916.
My Dear C.--l wrote you a few days since
on our arrival, and avail myselfO Of the deten-
ton Of the vessel for Mazatlan, to give you
some items Of matters and things in this de-
lectable country. In the first place, 80 far as
one can learn, the gold stories are all true
The consequence is that labor, rants, provis-
ions, &C., are enormously high. Town pro.
perty for cash is beyond any thing ever heard
of in a new country, lots are selling in this
place from FIVE to twenty thousand dollars
rents from five hundred to one thousand
dollars per month. Carpenters wages eight
to ten dollars per day. The steamer Califor-
MIA is deserted by every soulexcept the cap
tain and the chief mateyand there is no pfoba-
bility of her leaving under two or three
months. THIS is speculation on my part, for
there is no saying when she will get either fuel
or a crew,
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-05-18

The democracy Of TisheHiingo, in Convention
al Jacinto, has declared in favor Of Gen. John
A. Quitman for Governor. Thus from nrouu--
tain, hill and valley the call is now being made
for the gallant old soldier 20 array himself in
the Executive hablliments Of Mississippi!
But the Democrats OF Tishamingc stopped
not here, after instrueting their delegates to
the Pontotoc Convention,O support Col. r. II
Boone, for Congress, they proceeded to nOmi-
nate a full ticket for the COunly-from States
Senator down to policemsn.-R Fulton Mon tor.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-05-18

NATIONAL School CONVENTION The friends
of Common Schools, and Of universal educa-
ton throughout the Union have called a Ma
tionaI Convention to assemble in Philadelphia
on the 23d Of August next, Tor mutual con-
s%ultation and deliberation. 1t is recommended
that a State Convention be held in each
State on or before the 4th of july, to appoint
delegates, the number to equal the representa-
ton in Congress.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-05-18

A PoRTRAIr I'm a recent conversation a
bout great men one gentleman asked another
il he had ever seen Col. Benton, and If so to
describe him. Why, said the Intercepted
whether sitting, standing or alking, the Mis-
sour Senator looks as if he were carrying on
an inward aud gentle remOnstrance with him
self for being Of 50 much more consequence 10
the world than any body else. The more that
portrait is examined, the more correct and life
like will il appear-Y. Waig.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-05-18

Grand D,Vision.-The Grand Division Sons
Of temperance Of she State Of Mississippi
closed it's ssmi-annual session on Wednesday
the Gath ult. The returns for the last two
quarters, show the Order to be rapidly On
the increase! We number over lao Divisions
and about 5000 members IN this State; and Ia
all probability shall aumber lO,0O0by the mex
October Session.--Watcd Tower.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-05-18
MUSIC

\ \ BLACKMAR, Teacher of Gui-
Fluls Violin. Violoncello Accor.
and Clarionette, respectfully an.
yes 70 the citizens of Canton that
prepared to give instructions, up.
osa Instruments, and also in vocal
and the principles of thorough
IN at the office adjoining that o.
anton April IS, 1849 ST.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-05-18

Jeemes, of the Boston Post, is a rare genius.
Hear him.
A little Wing the other day, asked one Of d
higher station,
"What was it that the papers meant about the
inauguration"
The big Wing told the little Wing that nearly
half the nation,
Were going to bore the PEesident-and that's
the inauguration.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-05-18
@td.s 9paRnsor.

EN0UNCES to the Ladies' Of Can
on and Madison county, that she is
ling on Dress making as usual, and
ina short time have the Spring
Dns from New York and New Or
!, She will also bleach and trim
orn and Straw Bonnets.
S. ]. NJ
larch 6, '49N 90
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-05-18
WALK IN!
GEORGE

N~I y
i opened his saloon in the Canton
Ivssl' where he is ready and anx.
ls' ss'ommodate all his friends, and
'G SSs, WIN a comfortable shave, at
M. yurglNe and DRESSING done in
aGsis W. most genteel style, and to
'lOn OF every reasonable per-
!. u, 1s48.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-05-18
n. HERNDON,
.nnM nj Lam.

barney at LGW,
MADISON County, Mississippi
1 Ne room abOvetho Post Office
n. fer attend the ircuit ourts
aoa,ies Of AttaIa, Leake, Madi-
W and Holmes. Business en-
~ liz care will receive his zeal,
X II, i848. ON
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-05-18

crushed sugar.
F'Auid article for sale by
DIV MURPHY.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-09-06
Four Hundred Acres.
) REGISTERS. NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given 10 all lega,ess and
other persons interested in The estate OF the re-.
specdve decendepts and minors, that the ad-
'minisua,ion accounts of the following estates
have been filed in the office Of the Register OF
MoIroe county, and will be presented for con
.frmalion and allowance 10 The Orphans Court,
to be held al StropdsbIrg I'd and for the asore-
said county on Monday the .24tf day Of Sep
tember next, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. oaaoSe0 'sst Z
The first account Of John Felker, admins
traitor of the estate Of Jacob Feker, late OF
Hamilton township, Monroe county, deceased
The accoun, Of Sarah Ann Auble, adminis.
,ratrix of the estate Of John Aube, late of Ross
township, Monroe county. deceased
The final account Of Philip MostelIer and
and Peter Mos,eller, administrators of The es-
tate Of Mary Mosteller, late of Hamilton town.
ship, Monroe county, deceased afo'2 500 !.
The final account of James H. Stroud, ad-
minis,rator of the estate Of Charles G. Nebe,
late of Pocono township, Monroe county. decd.
The account Of Haunah Dimmick, Execu-
,rix and Orn Sanford, Executor Of the last
will aud testament, of Chauncey Dimmick, late
Of Middle Smi,hfeld township, deceased. "
aa 9as. SAMUEE REES, IT,, Register
Registers Office, S,roOdsburg, sf sHo.sa4
August %. 1649. ,sas 20