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Rep.--l .. y. AwaEa-as CommLttee.

%. Com, E., U..r, &c.
SH.g Pnmm. OFF Woodstock, mr bs,,
c-up of Spring Wheat o. I.g bush.l, pr
acre. $500
benjamin Srorcr, Mexico, % b.s, DO. -
80 Hu.Ho.. per acre, 800
Thomas N->,o0rl. Paris, 30 beet do. -
- bo-Hr,s rer acre, 300
samuel NorrrIl, DnG.Id, bee, specimen Of
Seed Whaa. 100
Na'ma Abbot, Rum.or., bss, crop of Corn,
-- H..h.., na- acre, 900
John Ba,r Waterford, 81 bss, do. II
bu.f.r.ur.s. 800
EIab Richmond, R.mlurl. 81 bss, do I2j
bg,hcl, on one acre anl a,c ul,, 200
Probably mistake.
Nlp,lau Mason, Bacs6e.d, br., specimen
of Seed Corn, IS
Samuel NorrrI, DNield, 81 b.,tdo. 90
Elhan4u Blu,u, llauo,cr, bet crop Of
Oats, - bushels per acrc, 200
Nathan Abbot. Rumtui, 81 by-t d5. rs
- bu,hg', per acre. 100
oasa, Rruy. Commute.
BNI >ImH,
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SfIElN.- PUUn
OlIsus KrIry.
BENI ~Tu.fa,


u 100000 I'M "|T-T I|||T'-
Cyrr, Bartlett, ba., crop of Potatoes,
300 bushels rsr acre. 800
David II Haskell, .I br,, io., 800
bushels r,r arre, 900
Bali B Wills. Jd b.st do., ls0l-2
bu,leI, per- acre, 100
Nathan Abbot, be, crop Of Carrots,
90 ~ bushcl, uu - lcr,, %
jaime. Buauof LeunrA prc-c1,sdab beau.
tiul specimen Of ,hs Peach blow Potato.
Asa = lluwAED, Chairman.
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Ghs CrfcrO Democrat.
.ruLlsHrp rvEEY rEiDAY MORNING H
GEORGE L. MELLEN & co.

TtHvs-Ous dollar ani hh, cruis in a.i,snc,
ose f,ar snl ssvfHi, five rsHI- ifh n siN r.1ths
tuo JaIt,rs st the eel oi ths war. To vhph 6fy
esHts vti D. added Soc eycy yraf tu ~bI5h la,,.
,ssut BE- behaved.
AuyrHrtstvFsrs tasrrts1 sa rsssaulllr trrrns
Ihs fF,ffirt1rs u1t triug nrcruHfatl tf aH, trfur
he,aa thr tunHuHt charged &C. thr advert srr1r1i.
~ paynr1t trf bI ht,rft.ssusrfs BE- bella tH D..
de- frrrs ths dstr of thr trst rusrrtiaa.
Nv. N. Palmer, NvTUI,,N Nrwsrar,N
AaF~r, tfTitsi D, its rf1TTsIar. r' fFs i-st Jap.
i's ~ thr shrhr rHaHtT1 fH rrrsivr sri fryFt ifr
~aI=rrirtHHs aHI NIyfTt.srHsHt ai thr rrls.-hsf,'
tawest Rate. shtsh r.,y I. sr.u Br fbr N.-Hr, -
P,r-H-a. .-.ss. H.f.s-N.alats EsIsisr. g-afr
o. Ne l'-t-H T'faas B-.If.ars. PtIs.f.rl4a-
Tifl s tt-HfHHf 30.
Rook aud Job Printing
YVONrTtN NNn NEATLY INEJJTTu
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-11-14

the Sicrd llaunonia Sorieiy-ihe gallery is
full " the Lillputisn performers, looking as
earnes, and brigh, as life. Beyond this is
one Of the lest models In ,he Palace, Wa the
church of st. Nicholas, at Hamburg Fur
To the wee, stands Cruci6x In Cscn stone
On one side is represented Jesus W the oct of.
dying ON the reverse the elevation Of the
Serpent iu the Wilderness on che arms of
thc cross are the Good shepherd, and the
Pmdlral Son returning and down the stand.
ard Of the cross are the four Evaugolis,s and
other Disciples. The model Of Exeter Hall
Supported on the sides by brouzC ,,lluctr,,
and brass ornaments, is IN rear uf Hamburg
Church.
Iorian's machine Ir carving Wool claims
superiority, By operating 90 the harls,tv vood.
aud produclng figures much cheaper ih1u by
h-nd work. We lhoush. h.vs.rr. unt
som, hand work mus, b. n,.css f 20 fu.,h
pa,ts uf tbe figures caves i.iu-y b. ar im.
Pouan, improvement
Next io this are immense CRYSTALS of 4Ium.
Rochelle salts, and nitrate of Potash, nod
p'...,,i.-. -. n.-,.......,,.,
70 works ious dials, twelve feet iu diameter,
aud strikes on bsiI weighing tNo tons. &c.
The pendulum s compensated, and lls bob
Vr.rHs ur, hundred weight 10 guD- whilst
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lHu lUiu iN| tNfuN Ui rrI-'hIlIih nor Mf' Nff
mind Inferior Co ibc form that sushriucJ 90.
Two wears previous Co ,ho even, already
msuuuncd. Witnessed Mr. 81 Clair orr OF
,hs hlpp.s,g ct bcr ,oN, aud o. yon svrs,
rosebud bIusilrr uaia'5s r, uny leaves uibc
suns -,it rays. and when ~-1rr,Iy h,lfor-I Is
snurat irr auJ admired in preference 90 FIups
surrounding beauties, by che soul uf ,,rsIhil-
fJy. vls uar sweet brrrus az che ace ul sr,-
,uirru. Tu,ay our heroine was beloved hy
ihr male s.y. .s too poor an ,yprysso1.-.he
uss ftr'.TrJ a,c. ldDrrj She h1t. urroH-
.rIou,I,. D., bog sweet lros, aui gyui.s tones,
eu1 many uoblr heart, Who Iurlrd iu i.'l
rrr of lrr lo,r boz beauty ana worth haI
awakened within them ba, fearful l.,i a
confession might .ah-rri ihfm to brrd.snI.ls.
urr. ihs, stru,s tr can-.al their smuuuu uIl
tF-y .bualJ hr vurthy yi hrr ioyr-,ary would
whisper tlc stu-, OF their Io,g i0 hrr ear and
urru might b.. sHr aout r,ium o.
Aver la, u..-I o1 .ossIuI, tra, I'--rms
bai tH, Hg,r ut a t.v weeks. MARY Ha. at-
u.r.l hoo eighteenth birthday, uu, having.
1s yr,. welded OPP trr lau Q" ary urr.
Three mnar.. subsequent. while sitting BOO
u, ru.m ma ta-ldrr.hur,s Boo 'hs tuar OF
r. who'll, absorbed ,a th- ,a,,r,.uur rrre
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on Working OTH and Be.f CaRis,
Horace Cusbman, lor b1,i Working
Oxen, 200
John G. Kijiar, Tor WoIking ONen,a
pu,uI,y. 100
Lyman Rawson, Tor beet Beef Oxen, goo
CoLNAS GOODwIS, Chairman.
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on lhleh Cora

on MIDI C0lrs.
Chas. T.. Virgin, for best Mich Cow, 800
Timothy Walker, for ID best do. 200
jeremiah Mauin, ior 81 best do. 100
Curtis Z. llowE, Chairman.
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On Bulls, Seer, and H,ifrs.
Curtis p. Howe, for best Bull, years
ID. 400
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On 10irH IsdmS
Town OF Rumlorj for be., Town Team,
1890
+. A. HoLNrs, lc,0r,y,,
WN. GoJuDAEU.
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lie that goes to coun to hud friend, will
often come away withOu, one
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NEW SERIES, VOL. =, NO. 40.

ness aud expression her mouih Is exquisite
" ouned. and through her parted lips ar
disclosed the most beautiful pearl-lkc teeth
In the World A thought has comc up ior
uuerncc-she ialtrunrly speaks Il.
"oh' that could hani,h him from uy I'M
aEinaiion. Cor already has nav husband ob.ery-
cd, ave, alluded TO my dci,r,cd looks be has
undoubtedly attributed IL 10 some cause, bot,
God rraut be- NAV nolihc right one-lor then
then should be infinitely more vrc,ehcd
than nuv
Could YOU, M, reader. have behcld her vhcn
'his scnument burst irom her hp., YOU would
have ,hourhi her mos, cnchanturly beautiful
ThouEh abe former ra.cty ct bcr c,unicn1ncc
bad fcd. which rendered her no, 80 vivid as
iomsrIy,yo, she was, from ,bis circumstance
iii less dazzling 10 ihc cyc-morc cGeciing
to The heart. Cold and uuirrIinr indeed.
must that our have been. who could soc her
unmo,ed, ior hers w1s that Interesting face
and figure which bad power 90 tx the van-
dcuug cvc, and change the gaze ct aim.u-
uou into thg throh ct --us.b,ltty. nor was her
mind Inferior Co ibc form that sushrucJ %.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-02-05
Shesrif,s Sale.
The state Or Ohio : lHfsfi iva

The Stale OF Ohioa@a1 lsssH HT#h
Zephenia Bayless,etal. .F,
ETDY vivtue Of a decree and order Of sale issu,
u Bed ont ofthc Court Of Common Pleas Of Har-
oncodnty, Ohio, and "a me directed, will or
fer for sale in front Of the Court House in the
lownof Cadizin said countyson Saturday, the
9Th day Of February. A. u, 1851, between tbs
hours Of 10 O'clock. A. NJ. and O'Clock L. M,
Of snid tlUy, the following described real estate
to Wits ssS .s 8aF Re &sf6 &8Ba4s tg348.
I The northwest hulfo In Lot MOI in the
lown Of Cadiz, in snid county, and bounded ne.
follows, to wit Beginning at th, vest corner Oh
said lot on Market st., and running thence iii Ii
lnortheaserly direction along the northwest side
/ Of sard lot one hundred and ninety eight ies.i.
thence with the alley in souiheasterly direction
thifty.lhree feet; thence in souihwcsterly di-
IeeiOn parallel with The side 81 saiilot one hun!
dIe 'und ninety eight feet thence with said.
street in northwesterlyS direction thiBy-thres
feet 70 the plnce Of beginning, being the same
hall lot that Hczokih Rowles and wife formerly
conveyed 70 said Biyfess by deed duly executed.
WIZ #49 aii Na DafIiEBERT', Sheriff.
Dec 25. 4 $50 .g5tSSs i a 5 6as9a ai
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-02-05
! SIleritl''s Sale.
Sololaon Smith ct.al. j
b# VS.. In Chancery.

Solomon Sinlih ethal.
# 81 VS.. In Chancery. 5ag1@f
Samuel Boil 1T. al.ai33 S8 eitilNB III aa
- Y virtue ot ID decree aBthalias order of saie
IL 1issued ontpf the Couti of Gonnon Pleas of
Harrison county, Ohio, and TO me directed. will
offer Tor sale III front ol the Court House iii the
town Of CHfiz, insilitl county, on Saturday, The
9Th daYof febfnary A.. D.lSal. between the
hoursuC 10 O'Clock A, NJ. nnd o'clock P. M.
OF said day the following described real estate,
TO wit The northeast liillt IN Lot No. 10, also,
lie Gjll.wirig described pam said lot No. ITO,
to wit: Beginning ut the corner lof Thomas G.
Vincent sand thuyf one leetdrum the Southwest
corner OF said lot No. 10 and running thence
with said yincenrs line =, so deg. Il. II ieet,
thcnteiN 40 drg n. 2 It thence N. so deg w.
I'll III 10 tife uliey ut ihe back end Of slid lot;
thence s. 40deg ~. 2 fl. 10 the place ofsbegin.
ming, Andnlso l6 feft,squqre in the Northeast
corner OF In Lot No. 20 il said to pn, and also
the three equal undivided eighth parts Of the fol-
lowing par. Of slid lot No. l10 and lot No. III
in said town. to wit: % it. In front on Steuben-
vile st. of the Southwest sale ofsaid lot o. 10
and It. in front OFF the Northeast side Of said
lot No. LII and extending bacn for ench part Of
said lot IS feet. ID. IItLBER'f + T, Sheriff.
Dee. 25, l050.--5t39 a8iaf@@as8 ssft 5M
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-02-05
Road Nolic,e.

III MERE will be petition presented to the
III Commissioners OF Harrison county al their
next session in March 1851, for review oflt
part Of q county road lending from New Marker
to Salem, commencing a tlhe house Of John Met
calf on said road in Rumley township, to run
thence to a large elm tree al the turn of Moses
Cole's lane, thence south est TO the bidge across
Conotten creek at Moses lGole's house, thence
eas: TO the widow BerneTIs field, near the creek,
thenceup said creek TO The :oriier Of the widow
Huey's land, thence up said creek 10 Il run be-
tween Alex Doncy's house an9 creek hence
through Doney's farm 10 interseot partition
fence Oh simpsons farm. thence to n cherry tree
back Of lsnpc impsons barn, thence east To-
inteaecct the line between Samuel McCIeaIl and
the widow Kitiis. thence along sail line 10 ii
hickory tree near Titus Beclt's land. thence ID
intersUct Mct;lean's bridge across Gonnostnn
creek On the road leading from kpmlel 10 Ga
tis, anl % evac1aie so much of The old road q 8
the new road win eyacuaH
Jan 20 40 4t ss iss $3.50 tASs
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-02-05

: we have heretofore spoken OF the indiffel
, encG aud ignorance characierzng the mas
OF Apprentices. l he editor OF the Lancas
ter u zetle, makes a few excellent remark
} on the subject, which We heartily recon-
mend to The consideration of The reader:
''lt has frequently occurred to US lha
masters aud employers in general are charge
ate with much Of the misconduct of The
young men who are placed under their con
lful. BY This we do NOT mean that they dj,
recty encourage the spirit of lawlessnes:
that to SO great All extent prevails with tni;
class OF young men; bit they INDIRECTLY
give il countenlnce. There was time,
wien IN the work shop, or ont of il, lie au'
thOfity OF the master was acknowledged by
apprentices. Attendance al the public wur.
ship on the sabbath was sricdy euoined ana
certain hours appointed for retiring during
The nights OF the week, which were strictly
adhered 10. Ffdc, but little attention was
given To tie mental culture Of the appren-
tees, 'he efforts OF the masters being objected
rather 10 their moral Improvement. Now
however, both mental aud moral improve,
ment is lost sight of, and apprentices are per-
mIited.to condact themselves as they please
when beyond the limits of The workshop.
\ This Is certainly u most deplorable stat
of afflirs, aud one that claims important con
slderatmn. The relation that exists between
master and apprentice is 10 many respects
similar 10 ihat u parent and child. Their
neio'ts are mutual. There is higher OBJ
Jecl 10 be gnihed in apprentcng youth.
than the mere knowledge Of pariicular
ifane; and iyoung f1en are taught to know
THAI their menla and moral Improvements
are ohjsc's CT .oicitade with their niasters,
IN rec prncai feeling OF regard for ihe en-
pegef's interest viii naturally spring up ID
their bcsatnt Bat when apprentices are re-
gaFded as only so many hrelings. bound to
a eertain peeiod Of service fof trifling con.
sldefaiiUn = when employers m,nifesf afotal
disregard for the manner in which evenings
nrc spent, and offer them no inducements 10
fofsake Tie corners Of thestreels and vicious
.companions, by supplying them with bonks
and other means 81 improvement, is ii Il mat
ftern surprise that they avail themselves OF
every opportunity to indulge in pursuits
which the criminal indifference ~ The mas.
ieIs thus INDIRECTLY sanction? Unpalatable
.as .he truth may be, such conduct IS charac;
tenstic Of but tpo many master mechancs.
aud s alreaay productive of the very worst
resuiss. Il mast evsanllIy operate most
dIsasirOnsly upon he responsibility Of the
mechanic profession. How can the dignity
mud mlnliness of this nil important branch of
ihe community be sustained when those
who are now master mechanics, permit lh- m
selves 70 forget the duties ,hey owe 10 the
Youths, who are 10 succeed IbcIn---the pp>
prenilces of the presentday.
we would meter apprentice son 10 any
man, without first expressly slipuIaling that.
\ cominrisble place should be provided him,
where biz evenings could be passed pleasant
fy nnd praftahly.
=. II. ~ Il =
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-02-05
HOLLOW WARE,

Plow Castings Of nearly every pattern, Waffle
Irons for stoves, Fencing for Gfives aud Fronts
for Houses, Plow Points, Muffin Pans, new lar.
icle.. and CHIMNEY Tops, Soc. aH
Orders for any hing in the above line thank,
fully received ID promptly filed on the shortest
notice Old Metal taken iffexchange Tor new at
its highest cash prices. DAVID PO0I.a
Jan 80 1851 Iy 43 tse4saj III A59a
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-02-05

Nio would be I loaier, 4 ,he fnllow;ap !.
! ecIteal descriptions u llls,r lulu,S s,a,e
81 hunt 20 iioa,s oH earlL.
Nsrno where else J sposr;
Misfortune follows ae
Wherever Deus gpes;
spVse Alisi ehan dies.
Fsao satm ~ III dissn,
And made 10 loaf alou
s.s VI \ Inside ne vaIls of Heaven,
y VIII nohst.. take no u--
salfiahalg hand n gssi me !.
heus u cheer ne ~
# Ard not n dagn'd ssdi n Irsai5me." /" "
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-02-05
CADIZ FOUNDRY.
CO oKEMca esToYns

Z ME subscriber having purchased of the late
u proprietor, u. M. Scott, his entire interest
n the Ca,liz Foundry. takes pleasure IN annoaul-
cling to the public that he has had many ycars'
practical experience in the business, and is now
doing all in his power to Git up and put in good
working condition the entire machinery Of the
establishment Being ihus prepared, lie viii keep
constantly on hand Cooking Stoves Of AL the
varions puttefns, Parlor and Egg Stoves, Fancy
Fronts, Franklin Stoves aud g rates Of all sizes
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-02-05
F-ssT.lie, Sale,

WTfLL be sold 10 the highest bidder, on'
wv Saturday, the l5th day Of Feb, 1851,
between The hoursnf o O'Clock, d. M and 4 o.
clock ID Inss III the rights, title and interest ~
wan. BARRETT in md TO lots No 65 and 86sI
situated on steubenyille street. ii the town Of
Cndiz, Harrison co.. Ohio. The snid property Il
situated directly opposite the .sMansion House'"
Hotel. aAg fSAhasas 9s a#5# sAN s#f8A
Also. at tho samefiime, In lot M. "A, in said
towll Of Cadiz. Ferlerms, apply 10 5000 Il
JFWE'rT II PEPPARD.
@ 'gs@ Trustees fur bcnefit Or Cfediiors
Jan e9 81 AZ 'i 1ess4iI 1l 2*si n aits
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-02-05

Or The Enprs Stale, according 10 the
Gsr-us R-.n nr nf 1850, ao~ nearly CON.
lpleie, coniained population on ihe lsl of
June lasl ~ ne'tfIv if no. quite 3, 60 900
~ inefease q MO ,0tlD, ot ovet rs per cent.
.aurag lba last ten years. Tie cnttem e..
sslnate of 9J.Otln ~ The new R,tio Of Rep
resethasinnsia fhs House would give her 30
IDembeTs heneetDflh loss of hc0.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-02-05

SrrAMDoAT DisAsrER Loss Or LIFE. ~
i'in. Steamboat John Adams siracA i snaq
!ePp',site island SO, 4 fsw days ago. and IS 4
|rltni i"A AN The deck pas-fpgels and lie
haads ofAIic bD1l. we're iost.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-02-05

They MADE A MISTAKE --0H friends Z
-----and 5 ---one evening met 81 The house
Iofan 40 acquaintance, some young ladies'
for whom boih gentlemen enieralnefFten
dor feelings. In spirit Of fiolic one 0f the
young ladies' blew 0ui The lamp aud our Two
friends thinking ta favorable moment u
make known the state Of their regard,
moved seals vi the same instant, and placed
themselves as they supposed by the ladies',
side; bul they had also moved, and the gem
iIemen in reality seated next 10 eaens As
our friends could not whisper without betray-
ing their whereabouts they both gently took,
as they thought. the soft The litlle hard Of
The charner, aud when alter y lillle while
they yen,uied 10 give atender pressure, each
was eDraptured 10 fad il returned with an un
mislakable squeeze. 1t may be imggined
Ibn, The moments Bsw rapidly in their silent
interchange OF mutual afecuon. Bot the
rest wondering at tbe un usual silence of the
gentleman, one Of them noiselessly. slipped
pu, and suddenly returned wisha ligbt--lhere
we're our friends r and $. lovingly equeez-
ing each Others hands --must aud supreme
delight beaming ia eacholber'seyes. Their
CONSERVATION and the ecstacy uf the ladies'
may be. imagined. bnI moi dcscrbed. Bub
genlemea stopped. aud r.. wps afterwards
beard losavlbal he lhougllt all the while
s. i hand fell hard Gloucester Ncps.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-02-05

Ie.frsctiSe Fire - The sla,m Of ifc k,si
lSaiufdst eiit wss ecessioHed by tie bum.
tRk of the b iage, oseT the Allegheny. The
& mes br0ke p'ii abpan IL D,clocG, and from
the difficulty eApfrieaeed iy'lhe engine CON.
s2an es 10 idar.Ag upon ID. i was snnn 50
IceHtl'ieiely rnEet,ped ~ IRE as 10 render lis
iprssel Vai4''n impossible. Span after span Of
ItOe Noble sirnesUfe Dlazed a0d fell, the bur-
Ieiug fragments beigg saept down The .AIIe~
ghees. H. The great danger &c the other bid.
yes Fortuna ely, hoaever, noae of tbpm
were Injured The cast of tie Biidgo vas
about 8I0,UC0 II which $50 900 sere 10.
.sureq. The sum Of $40 600 was insured in
iihe Psptecl0n Insurance Gonpqny. The
wllole ,tf Sbe Insurance. we aso informed,
has bseu accomplished within two OF three
weeks lssi part. There CAUSED bs dUuaj
hut tlIal ihis rs another work d lncenaiaiisp,
Il ihste 10 be no cheek "a Ibis destructive
ard tieadsh series of oHrogesf-- Plts6nrgb
Com Jaaraai
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-02-05

1.-TWO horse Wagons, best Cadiz built for salr
u or tnde BY j. r. WOOD,
May IS, 1880.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-02-05

The lion RlBEgT q. ScHsycw. oftlds
IH'ate TINS heep appsinled Minister 10 Bes
I'm. ~ @
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-02-05

h Morris Matson's Estate.
lM1OTICE Il hereby given that The spbNeriher
II v has bern appointed and qnalidet. AZ adspin-
lsuatot Of Morris Matson. late of iIArsisoH ~ !,
sluc'd. URIAH MATSON, Adm'f,
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