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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-05-08
q igic US EgOGe
. w CORNER OF STEuEENvu1E AND WARREN
srREErs. CADIz. Ono.

, w CORNER OF STrrEFNvu1E AND WARREN
srEEfrs. CApIz. Ono.
4sxwA ri WE subscriber mikes this methel
eet.ss Of iufrmiug travellers and INC
ssss..Esssaa pnblic generally, that he has leased
- - that well known Hotel occupied for a
number Of Years by Mr. Janes AlcNntf. nna nj
soliciting ihcm to give him share o. patrorale.
Ills House has been newly and comtorte by nr.
nshcl' aud completely renovated His Fable
VIII be supplied ahEndantly, with the best the
mnrkct affords
BoARDERS viii be taken by the tfay. week.
month or year on the most accommodating terms
CATTLE and HORSE DROVERS will find il
to tteir advanlagc to pntup NJ his House, as his
Stables are large and conmodious and attended
by careltsl and experienced ostlers. Good pastu.
rage viii be provided, aud the best hay ana feed
constantly kept on hand
lis charges viii be very moderate. and no ef-
fort be spared to render tho.c who may favor him
with their custom comfortable
Cadiz. o., April 25, I949.
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Encourage Home Manufactures
CADEZ E0UnsnRw.

CA3EZ FOUNDRY.
EF Z subscribcrrespectluIl\ informs hisrrieuds
4 and the public generally ,thntha purcha,
sea the Cadi2 Foundry he has enlarged the csaE-
llsilnent 0nd procured Il new and splendid stock
9i patterns, from which he can make 'astngs Of
every description. Tie is now prepared to cast. on
the shortest notice, PLOUGH CASTINGSo Of every
Pattomnow in use. The patent IeVel Plough which
is considered by those who have used II ms snpernr
to all others, is always kept onlland. and Win be
sold nt Wheeling prices FOR CASH. Farmers
would do owell to call and examine this plough be.
fore purchasing elsewhere. Allkinds of hollow
WARE, CANON STOVES, CRATES oiall sizcs.
&c, &c, always OH hand.
ROBINSON'S PATENT COOKING
STOVE.
Thisartieie is destined to take the place O f all
other stoves for culinary purposes. II srpassos ali
former improvements for compa ctness. econon,v
and convGniCnce The oven occuDies thcIull Ieuo III
oI the stove. The fire chamber is construct tcd mon
the top OF the oven so MS to bring the heat into inn
mediate contacl wish the boilers and by n,enns M
descending 0ucs. the heated uiris made to pass n
round the oven. giving it perfectly even heat, by
which bread, without being turned will bDko on the
bottom and top and on all sides alike MS ncrGectIv
las can be done in any brick oven, rendering his
stove preferable to any ever before offered to the
public. .''0
COAL COOKING STOVE.
10 also manufactures very neat and convent
NJ cohl cooking stove. which is highly extolled
by all those whohnvc used il. The su6scr;bor Il
were necessary, could publish recommendations
ol scores OF persons VIII re now using both of the
above stoves.
Please call at the CadizFoundry. nt The west On
of town. ELi,ZY SCO,r,r :"
N. B. Old metal rcceivcdin exchange for Cnst
lgs' at wheeling prices. aug 20-y r. S.
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II. P. PULLING, NJ. D.
J. WILSON, NJ. D.
r.. b. BRIGGS, NJ d.
r. Y. ELMENDORF, NJ, D.

albany, April !, ls47
AoErrs.-- -Redding & Co, No state.street and
Mrs. Kidder, No 100 Court.street Boston Samuel
kiddtr Jr, Lowell Henry Pratt Salem James b.
Green, Worcester; Allison & Gault Concord D.
Balch Son, Providence and by Druggists and kIer
chants generally throughout the United States West
indies and the Canadas.
WeBE.4Na and KNOX, C,tdir; Thomas S,mp
aon, Nec Market; Moses Lemmoq, Frceport; Nor
gan Btqckburp. BipomGeid; X. ri hs and Son
Dee, ssIik; Parsons and JfaHocay. Wesletester
Enoe C2aagay, FrankHni James Iaggart, TIppe
canoe; w. Vatson and Co.. Georgetopn
Cadiz, December 5, ls49.
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Douglass House.
a Nd ST' A GEG OFFICE.

| liz: hs%s' DOUGLASS TOuSE,' most respec5
aEha!.s!azs iullv invites all his old friends and IT,
Icnmnnunity generally, 10 give him call ut his ne,
locaton; and re assures them that no labor, pa
InrcSpense shall be spared to render them comfort
bic and to give entire satisfaction.
His TABLE shilf ut all lines be Curnishe
with tho best the IN ,rkets afoid, in abundauc,
His PARIORS and CHAMBERS are all new
" furnished. and shall be carefully attended
and, in short, hathing shall be wanting for til,
comfort aud convenience OF bis guests.
Iii STABLES are large and convenient, nn,.
well calculated for the accommodation Of ORu
vERS, and shall ataI times be supplied with thc
best Hay and Grain the market aliords-npd al
all times be attended b.: careful and obIiging
ost!cs2
BoARBElS viii be taken by the day, month
or year, on themost reasonable terms
~ The Wheeling, Wooster and Washington
STAGES. leave this IIouse tri-wcekIv, which
viii make this House convenicnt stopping place
Tor Ttavelleis intending to travel by Stage.
CATTLE DROVERS can Mt all times be &C.
connodatcd with the best Of pasture ..
0C'5- | have, connected with the
above establishment, Il LIVERY ffsA
STABLE. which. for sly le Of CAR. u szS--syA
kiAGES, and SAFETY OF HORSES. ,gA4A g@
cannot be surpassed by amy cstab- VI |1g
iishment of the kind in ,Ae county sAsa1<zssa3
0C.5- Charge, In an cases modprato,
CadH' Aug ~ 1919. JOHN AMSPOKER
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CONSUMPTION

N all ohristiauized and civilized counes has csse.i
arger proportion Of deaths Than any ether maiady thai f
he human family nnl, Ill with few years here has not
any eeriria reseiy stop the devastation that de-
Eut
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LUNGS BLEED TTgysT DTr :

Mr. H. S, TERRY, merchant. Hgy0n (egcsee eop1tv n Y
wrote August H. IGlG: "BRANT'S MEDICINE is doing won
deIs here 1t has cured man of Consumption that all tie pby
sclns ad said ast die, When he commenced taking Brints
Meicme, he could not ruise his l his head: he Ned az
nc DHgs and every symptom seemed indicate thai he mus
dei On astonishing to u e is able labor and rides ali
over e county He used only fire bottles 1t has also cured
young udy Of COHSpgpou in Orleuus cUInv which Ler
father suys no dDct0r C0Wd cure" ~ - '
Mr MILLER, merchant of the place, has certified to
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Hobensack's Worm Syrup.

TENilE best and perhaps the most useful medi
4 cine eyer offered to The pubiic. for the die
structiow OF Worms that aiict the EIuman Fam.
lily, is 'Iobrnsaeks's Worm Syrup.
PARENTS AND GUARDIANS,
Hon that have those filtc ones entrusted TO your
care. to nourish and rear up in childhood, should
consider they are more or less afflicted with di
soasc in their reRIer years, and of all diseases
affecting them none so fa'al rs eor0,s, they moi
only destroy them but aggravate mos all diseases
such us Dianfgl, I.ooscncss &C. They are moi
confined to child on alone, but grown persons are
more or less spbjrct to them, and not nnrcqucnt-
~ suffer when ihc least su pect from that night
Iul reptile. the
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sRANT's INDIAN PuRlFYlNo EXTRAcT.
C0UGIlS AND C0NSUMPTI0NS,

The Bulsum differs from the Extract becunse il possesses
sIai Hsc11ts lid peculiarly aAtpted TO- and
ii.liy HoeessaT for, DE cure If
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-05-08

PRINCIPAL QRce for tie Westero Saps. on ZINE
street. 3 doors abore 4h street, Cincinnati, Ohio -
q. w Calhoun. Gen .4gsrt, 10 VhoHl all orders
must be dressed
For sale by JOHN BF.ALL, Ca4rs;- n r Cros.
kcg. New Maret, "A r .Hoore and Co.. UaionpaLs.
j ft1nncr, HarririRc, Daud .Arbatgh, Nty Rum.
t.e,y, MeEtgoy and Russell, Mo JgerSon, J and "A
IaggaH 1ippecanGe. rE
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snd all Diseases Of pulmonary nnHresuch diseases as us
ay prove 50 fatal under ordinary treatment when they alta
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WAS pELIEVEp PAsr olIRE

MI CORNELUS H. SMITH, merchant. Collins Centre Erie
couHE ~ " Jamary %. 1870 said: Your BRANT'S INDI.
AZ NGULMONAtf BALSAM and BIlANTS PURIFYING
EAGBACT are nrQry all sOd und want ineiaev annthe,
enrp Tor ey sell mere rapidly and gire qacion
tnn AL NE other medicines huve for sale The Pulmonary
badm hs raised lady here from bed of dan eros and
severe SICKNESS which all tile doctors had given M as lNcuR
bLE Iy SAID she MUST DIE NTH Consumption NJ he L1a1
amer u hhd pronounced the HOPELESS she commenced
teAns AAAAIIS HALSAAL-and now she Is lnaI %
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RhcunntIsIns

Rldc kocsirs Island Sept H. 1917.
DR. s. P. TowSsEND-- Deal Sir have suffered ter.
ribly for nine years with the Rheumatism considera.
bic Of the time could not eat, sleep or walk had
the utmost distressing pains and my limbs were ter
riby swollen have used four bottles of your Sarsa.
pa lila and they have done me more than one thou.
sand dollars worth of good, am so much beter-iI.
deed am entirely relieved. Yon are at liberty 10
use this for the benefit of the afflicted
Yours respectfully, JAMES CUMMINGS
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II pc ~ or sas .

Tape SVOr mn.
How Shocking the idea of Il hnnln being. min
ing away II miserable existence with such n mon
ster praying uron The yilpls oflife While others
wlH czcle your fears 10 sell their spurious articI
with no evidence of their virtues. And to show
lhc unprecedented success and established lrnu.
ation OF onensack's Worm Syrup, we will here
LEI II s"fcrcr tell his own tale OF woe, and express
he generosity of his noble soul in srtins ot graf
itnde Tor his relief from the messenger of Death
and who affirmed aud subcihed before a Justice
OF she Peace in the county of Philadelphia.
Williamson, Camden county, NJ.
MEssRs IIoBENsAcK.-Nith the blessing of
kind proyidcnce, send you these few lines, infor-
ming you Of the wonderful effects of yogr Worm
Syrup. Having heeu attended, by fUurteeu differ
ent Doctors. without receiving any benefit. and
hearing OF the wonderful cures performed by your
WOrm Syrup. was inpuced to try il. and nnop
taking the tenth bottle ! was much relieved by
passing tape worm 81 feet in length NV aih
nj that lime becoming much in its favor. aud
my wife being unwcll. induced her TO tr, it, and
TO her utter asl0nishment size passsd stomach
worms and was restored 10 health. | have used
itwltll my children, two Of whom were much f.
Hictod and large number Of worms were pnssed
by both with almost an immrdiate restoration to
healh YEAMANS PAUL.
August 18th ls41
County of Philadelphia, IS.
Personally appeared before me, the subscriber
one Of the Aldermen In and s,r the said comfy,
The above namcd Yeamans Pdnl, who. after being
duly affirmed according TO law, doth depuse and
sny, that the above statement is just aud true in
very particular.
Alarmed and subscribed before me, This 18th
ay ofAasust, ls4o.
SAML. ENGARD, Alderman.
The above certificate we deem sufficient to sat
isIy all and To Ihe afflicted VIC woald say, use no
other while IIobensacks' Worm Syrup can be had
( J, N. u 6. S. H0BENSACK, Proprictors.
NJ Piifadephia.
For saieby J. Beall, J. p. Rood and SNYDER 81
McCJrniet, CIdis. aad Merchants generally.
throughout iAe state aaut lIas
October 20, 1850. "
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National House,
CORNER OF SIR. rcENNILLF AND WARREN STREET
CADlZ, ONO,

One squire wcss orthe eublia R,ildings. fogzu-
0rIy ocenpieh bY Thonlns Z. Nincrnt.
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iEeat BIessIng to Mothers and ChiIdren.

1t is the safest and most etectual medicine for
purifying the system, and relieving the suferngs at.
tendant upon childbirth discovered 1t strength.
ems both the mother and the child prevents pain and
disease increases and enrchos the food those who
have used it think it is Indispensable. Il shghly use.
tul both before and after confinement as ii prevents
diseases attendant upon chd-birth--in Costiyeness,
Piles, Cramps Swelling of the Feet, Dependency,
Heartburn, Vomiting, Pain in the Back and Lions,
False Pains Eemorrhage and in regulating the secre.
tions and equalizing the circulation it has no equal
The great beauty of this medicine s it il always safe
and the most delicate il most successfully yery
few cases require any other medicine, in some
little Castor OIL, or Magnesa is useful Exercise in
the open air. and light food with this medicine ''A
always secure safe and easy confinement
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Gentlcmcn's Boots. Shoes, Pumps
and Munrocs. of the most approved
fashionable style, Mems Buffalo
and Gum Elastic Over Shoes and
Sandals. an rXnellnnt article
Ladies' Gaitgra, FlalfGailers, Be OF,
Ties, Pumps. Slippars, &c, latest
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-05-28
y,,E HliMoND ENQUIRER,
ABOLISHED iAILY AND SEMI WEEKLY,
,,,lLIAM s THOMAS RITCHIE, JR.
- L. u NJ -

~
, Vlye s,sl dollars per and nj the eight
II ..l ,ra ''r period than year For the SENT
tsa /.r dollars lsanum and three dollars months. pay
iyane ia y Il IN The Office rcmel by mali, post paid;
a, a's u .lar, '. its AnauIs The end OF the year
o. & !ue tbs bee be reunited per MAIL good and
u mans notes, ite risk o the Editors III. losingeI al kt-
M tkc rsS The postage oi a single letter scarce.
.'s 80 ,u tteGt,r II Is The accumulation ol losa-c IN
y t..,, iue>s. &h operates upon Editors
s"' rElS OF ADVERTISING.
- r,r rllil ENllRER-Fpr Le.:t Ines or less. first III
~ n, Gems. nd dy succeeding insertion. twenty i've cents
500 ~ ,ace week Sice week, three week, tnry-
i l,er,ers aAarged fifty dollars for thirty lines, and in
iar aive enents Iencthexceit Lottery
I ,uc,oneerSho charged oo dollars Qaer nclu,i.
rr >gMI wEFsY-ror fifteen lines or less first insertion
~ .,r Zach coutnice ~ cents.
., , l,,aucius be accompanied with the advance pay,
N'..., r,c.euce ~ execution
g. ,Yy.ss Marriages the country, whenever the
=. .,pe Is known us. must be authenticated by the
ia ,t0. piter In the nelshburhcod. they Will
y,sbi Evl measure that has been taken 10 prevent
faS .4 nruy ea heretofore unavding We must,
i IN .nci case uaa the communications being ceril'
y" ,a t lS;maser rri.si The back NJ the teff'r
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ED.

DIED. at Mount Cumberland county Sunday. the i9
instant CARTER OSBORNE SELDES. of John Selien
Westover the 10th ysar Of his The OF this tribute To
memory ms departed young rend believes that his character
exalted thing he could the estimation o
who knew him Kind gentle unassnming and aHeconaie ne
beloved large circle oi ieis AMI
To his fond parents his many devoted friends and to
whom he entrusted at an early period his ie ana VINO
earthly the loss o one so pure hl
lovely has cpaabe May who survive m TINS ac oef
daily spectacles Of mortality how ra anu uncertain 70 or
on conion and awful TRUTH tha III us
midst death; an God VINO te'nner' me wnhs
10 he shorn innb patience under This aa
uon, and with resg aatisn 10 his divine Will r.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-05-28

WHEAT CROP-A gentleman who has Just returned ,
from visit to ore Of tho argcs, Wheat farms on James
river represents the crop that section 10 be promising oe
yond all preccdent.-[ Petersburg inteHtgeneer'
TOBACCo-A gentleman from Brunswick slly y, confirms nm
the of the ravage committed oy The ny OH e To-
bacco pans.-[B.
THE CROPS-From all parts of Louisiana there is bad
news concerning the crops Nearly all the rivers were over
their banks This the cold weather have nearly destroy
| cd the homes of planters.
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MARRIED on Tuesday the li'h Instant by me key =
Gibson. Mr. JOHN NJ III MpfikihS' o' augusta " - '-
j GARLAND Of Aoemarie
MARRIED Hl Hanover on THURSDAY M instant ny me
nov lanes b. Taylor JOHN r. TAYLOR oil iayos'lne 10 SAL
is r laughter of William ID Winston. Esq
MARRIED Thursday evening I'd instant by key VIM u iar
I'D Mr. GEORGE HENRY SfRIDER, TO Mrs MARTHA
STOUT. both OF Richmond
MARRIED on the evening by the Mr. JAMES THROG
MORTON MARIA SUSAN, daughter oi Mrs Maria Saun
Of
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Mexican soil is not free according 10 te peSd,eh
free soil doctrine The President has declared Mexican Ia"
force under there is bondage than exists any
where else on this continent The peonage system makes
the ebr the slave his credor the miserable poems of
Mexico serve in more ALBERT slavery than do our black
Even now while we OF the South excluded lc AieSi-
cans and others with their peon slaves are reapng wea
nom our mines; and am informed by an honorable member
from Kentucky Mr. Morehead that Kentucky negroes are
mining there az poems who according 10 Gen Taylor ana
certain LAWYERS could otherwise be held 10 service
B. .
The property rights of American citizens, upon American
SOIL cannot be construed away by lawyers upon The auo
v Of Iattel or any other foreign authority as exrounaeu
by the Court Of the Kings Bench any other foreign co
while We have written Constitution which declares iiia
1.-The powers not delegated by the Constitution nor prohio
cd by it 10 the States reserved To the States esiec
ly or 10 the people, Neither our property De cos
Gated by Mexican law when Constitution declares ma
private property shall be taken even for public use
out Just compensation The people Of The SCUM WIN no
amely submit To an usurpa,ion which makes
between them and the people OF the North, IN o. on ' 'e
ory of the United States, when the Constitution oreli!
that e citizens each State shall be entitled 10 all Fi
epes and immunities of citizens in the several States
&C..
To calm the outraged feelings OF the South we aNe
and again been told California is no; adapted 10 save ID
bor and that therefore c0ntendng Tor mere aosltac
lion Now some may honestly think so but better inoF
will satisfy them that there is not spot on the Soo
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Correspondence of the phil4delphia North American.

WAsHlSoroS, May %.
The following is the the Executive Session Of the
Senate Yesterday on the Nicaragua Treaty
YEAs-Messrs; Badger. Bell, Baldwin, Butler, cass Clay
Dayton Dodge Of Wisconsin, Dodge OF Iowa. Downs Fech
Fooe Green Hale, Houston, Hunter Jones' King, Man
aum Mason Miller Morton, Norrs, Pearce Pratt, Sebas
iian Seward Shields Smith, Soule Spruce, Sturgeon Un-
derwood, Wales and Webster-Tota AZ.
NAYs-3Iessrs Achson Bright, Borland Clemens, Davis
OF Mississippi Dickinson Turney, Walker Whitcomb and
Yuee-Total 10.
AasEsr-Messrs. Benton, Bradbury Douglass, Gilmore
IIamlin Phelps, Rusk and Upham-Toal s.
THE CROPS-The Wheat begins TO look better and the
yield may probably be average one II IS however, Ver!
backward.
Ru the complaint abou, tobacco plants is loud and UNI
ye!sa The like Of it scarcely ever known. lhcy ar
almost destroyed by the fly /, is now the usual season
planting; but from what can learn the plants are no
arge on an average than dime. This is really discoul
aging and forewarns the planter that he may count on very
short CROP DaarMe Reg, lIn inst
| Joseph c. c. Kennedy Esq, of PENNSYLVANIA, has bee
appointed Superintendent of the Census under the act
May g, 1850.
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s. 252 PIP 10 50. 26s, 226 O:
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IMPDRTiNTF FROM CUBA.

Succcssfm Landing Of General Lope:-Capure Of Carrie
nas-One Hundred Patriot, taken Prisoners Increase Of
the Patriot Army-Great ercitement at Hlrand, d..
The following highly important intelligence from Havana
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-09-05

Miss Ruleta G. Belknap, daughter of Moses H.
Beknap, Esq. of Newburgh. aged about 80 years,
died on Sunday evening, the Ilth ult, in the
First Presbyterian Church. Of that place. just as
the services were about to commence.
Miss b. had just taken her seat in her pew,
when she fell heavily, IN what was supposed a,
the moment to be fanting fit. But alas it was
not So The hand of death was upon her. and in
few minutes, and almost without struggle. she
was corpse. The immediate cause OF her death
the physicians suppose have been the bursting
of a blood vessel near The heart
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-09-05
Owen Rice, Atty &C., VS. Abraham Bu,z,

Owen Rice, Atty &C., vs. Abraham Butz,
ct al.
Same VS. same.
Same VS. same.
Lawrence Sci foss, VS. Peter L. Serfoss.
Washington Overfe.d, VS. Timothy Van
whye ct al.
Henry Colt, VS. John Keyser.
William Craig TO the use Of Nicholas E.
Emmons, VS. John II. Miller.
Jonas Greensweig, VS. Adam Meckes.
Jonas GARNER to the use Of Rebecca Car
mer, VS. Augustus GARNER and John Palmer.
Thomas Krum and Phineas Driesbach, VS.
Lewis Sox and William II: Edmunds.
Robert Huston, VS. Daniel B. Burnet
Peter G. Kunkle, VS. Joseph Christman.
In the matter of a road view in Chestnut
hill Township from Wikesbare Turnpike to
Philip K-esge's Sawmll.
In the matter oil road in Polk Township
Commencing at a Public road leading from
Kresgeville to the Lehigh Water Gap and
ending at Public road leading from Strouds-
burg to Mauch Chunk.
In the matter Of the report of review Of
road in Chesnuthill township from Wilkes
turnpike TO Kresge's Sawmi.
John Nj. Meyers, VS. John Welt and Jasper
Welt.
In the matter ofthe Report Of Auditors on
the account of Michael Brown one of the
Testamentary Trustees of Philip Schrawder
decd.
Vogle use of Nolf VS. Adam Meckes.
Keiier VS. Drake and Hulick.
Joseph Fenner, Admir- OF Henry Fennel
decd. VS. John Metz.
Edward Storm, VS. William t. Edmunds
and Lewis Sox.
Jacob Yeiter, VS.. John Chambers.
Henry Kurtz VS. Henry Long and Cathanne
Long.
Jacob Stouler, VS. Henry Long and Catha-
rine Long.
John Frederick VS. Joseph J. Postens.
CERTIORARIS.
Green and co., VS. Robert Kiple.
Jacob Buskirk VS. Jacob Shafer.
Michael Walton VS. Charles Lambert.
Jeremiah Mackey, VS. Abraham Yetter
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-09-05
Important Law.

The following act, relative 10 widows and
children of insolyenIs, 10 retain property TO the
amour. of $500, was passed at The last session
of the Legislature.
SECT. XIV. Hereafter, The widow or chill
dren Of any decedent, dying within this COM
monw eallh, if The said decedenI shall have leit
a widow or children who were residing with
him at the time of his death and the estate be
insufficient 10 pay his debts, exclusive OF the
amour, of property which is now by law ex-
empled from levy and sale upon an execution
against debtor, may retain either real or per-
sonal properly belonging TO said estate to the
value of three hundred dollars and the same
shall no. be Sold but suffered 10 remain for the
said widow and family and il shall be The duty
Of the executor or administrators of such dece-
dent, to have The said property appraised IN
The same manner as provided in The act passed
The ninth day of April, A. D l649, entitled an
acl TO exempt properly To the value Of three
hlndred dollars from levy and sale on exeeu-
non aud distress for rent Provided, That this
section shall not affect or impair any llens Tor
,he purchase money Of such real estate aud
The said sppraismen,, upon being sIgned ana
certified by the appraisers, and approved oy
The orphans cour,, shall be filed among he re-
cords thereof.