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The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-06-14
To Citizen Genet, Minister PIenipotentiary from

To Citizen Genet Minister PIenipotentiary from
the Republic Of France to the United States /:
CITIZEN MIHIsrER-The Citizens of the Town
and District Of Camden, wait on you to congrat-
ulate you on your arrival in this country, and to
express to you the pleasure and satisfaction they
feel in seeing amongst them the representative
of the Republic of France.
Your Nation has just claim on our gratitude
for services rendered to us whilst we contended
against tyranny and oppression, but independent
Of this tie, we feel ourselves warmly and zealousy
attached to her for the noble example which she
now gives to the world---of hatred to tyrants and
adherence to oppression and the ardent desire
which she manifests Of making man happy by
making him free. May success crown her en-
deavors, and may present and future generations
have cause to venerate and honor the name Of
Frenchmen forever
Science and knowledge have not yet enlight-
ened sufficiently any other nation in Europe to
emulate her glorious example-she stands alone
in the noble contest and bids defiance to the
united dcspots of the world that have combined
against her, but we trust that the nvincible spir-
it of Liberty will carry her through all her diff
cult;es with honor and glory, to the confusion
and disappointment of her foes.
We wish you much satisfaction with the bless
ings ofhealth, as You travel to Philadelphia, and
may our fellow. citizens evince by their attention
and respect to you their attachment their es-
TEEN for your nation.
For and in behalf Of the citizens Of the Town
and District of Camden,
Is. DUBOSE.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-06-14

The Bank of Hamburg has declared a halt
yearly dividend of dollars per share, ESQ.,
being at the rate of sixteen per cent per annurn.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-06-14
Rslics of the Past.

The following may be termed truly relics of the past
and form part Of the documentary history" OF our
ancient and venerable town. The originals were shown
us by Major JOHN McCLEILAND, whose lady is the
last surviving representative Of Mr.. DUBosE, whose
name is appended on behalf the town and district Of
Camden. in their welcome to the Citizen GENET. This
IS not only an interesting document account Of its
age but is really well written and contains sentiments
of lofty and pure PATRIOTISM which it should ever be
our highest ambition to entertain and emulate.
The reply of the Minister GENET is a noble speci-
men of the warm-hearted Frenchman He seemed to
feel what he wrote and gave his sentiments as lie felt
them. They arc both we'll worth reading.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-06-14

To keep yourself in a state of discomfort,
set your heart Oh having every thing exactly
- vor: mid
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-06-14

PUy1sHMEN1 FOR RAILROAD Acc1DENTs-Ihe
Governor of New Hampshire in his message to
the Legislature, recommends that loss of life oc-
oas;oned by railroad accidents, so termed be IN
S;c,oble offences aad punishable by confinement
-, hard labor for l;fe or term of years, accor-
80 ~" 4hs ,rrr,- :.;cY Of tta offence.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-06-14

OuEEx yrcroRrA.-The London correspondent
of the New-York Sunday Times, thus describes
Queen Victoria, who has just celebrated her thir-
ty-fourth birth day:
She fully looks her age. The family ten
dsncr 10 stoutness has recently developed itself
in her, and she is getting vuIgarly fat. The fact
is, she takes little exercise, has mind not easily
troubled by triAes, and has great appetite
Her food Is Of the piainest but she eats heartily
an6 bottled stout is her favorite vanity"
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-06-14


The Washington correspondent of the Baltl-
more Sun, under date of the 9th, takes the fol-
lowing view of our present relations with Mexico
in regard to the Mesilla Valley:
aMeasures have been taken to notify the Mex
lean Government, that their military occupation
of the Mesilla Valley must be abandoned, and
that they will not be permitted to exercise any
jurisdiction in that territory. If Mexico shall
comply with this reasonable demand, there will
be no danger of war; at all events, it is very
prudent step on the part of our Government to
nroffer negotiation first, even while they prepare
for the alternative OF war.
"If Mexico should withdraw her forces and au-
thorities from the disputed territory and consent
to have the line run over again, and fixed accord
ipp to the views of the present administration,
no = war can arise from that source. But if Santa
Anna should refuse to give up all the points IN
dispute, collision must soon occur.
1T is supposed by some, that Santa Anna and
the mass of the Mexican people desire another
war. If so they can be accommodated.
.sGen. Garland will not have more than three
or four hundred troops with him in his expedi-
tion to the Mesilla, but, if need be, he can soon
be reinforced by volunteers fon the nelghborng
States.
"There may be some use for the navy, in case
Of another war, and even in a Mexican war,
should Santa Anna succeed in obtaining foreign
alliances. II is thereforesuggested that the ia
par expedition must be recalled, and another or.
dered to the Pacific Shore for the protection of
our. California commerce. ut might be well, too,
TO follow the example of the British and French
Governments, and convert some Of our sailing
frigates into steam propeers, 1t will be very
necessary to maintain an uninterrupted COM
merce with California, in case of a war, because
war is bad enough when unaccompanied with a
general commercial pressure and financial embar.
rassments.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-26

~ s,<.,x a f.o Hpsz-
Henry C>&epsefs x5 Bossry lAnre Bags ~ hee,erss
kcleiss rcfsen Co ~ Walkers sos ct ~ ~ =
ard The license uafi fe@ ptr'erea - ~"
f-r Hook 20 Gnuds iJscsh Bevyr 100 Fyr W
ysfDes BOY isn, s. The1hs1 FcEee'fr " hvn8'
CHRISTIAN Nsi-r &c Nsiser-sr fNst c isrn-rf Taa,ecl
A. RtsAy 81 Row,ty. jeis Dspp, ~ Be very -.
Tells Stf,sSI, NJ Aim s.rrsl keqer sae Brooniesf
lsr'in sr,iy ls2 F-Sf-r-' Ne, -rs-tsd; ctire1 -
I. Tsisvsty pivi-infss fAd-Ar ciir-nt sns-No
,r. ADD Nsn We eaut rrsnf yen hrr syou t'e her
Applicability eitirer. Ad-Wkere il soni ApRl
ssriNy son in California AhBrns eud win ycu 20
Ers Law 81 Forsyhsl Keep. ,le house Ne men
allowed there sccordns her she wen, Q,
Ietd hsr e.se very earnestly she allowed inside ne
deer crk = Only for the 0ocedafica 81 ifs, &c A.
SeusEWe 70 hear 70 more from ard usso yp "
ycu ,hcudhsve arrested Be yer close
ycur pccc distry
Geo ". David Hcf, 10 nvsicrs. lCles-d Sundays
Ps'ri:k Dunn A. hes
Peter Fry Forsyth, lApp-a or BY his mother She Did
rot she had license and only sold i's se
uevknt fAe snverrd the Aecrnen the
akcre effect AlcYcu viii have ., selling q. once
yohr Sebeire. So Brceresf Tho Bsnc1a - es-ceys
e. " efterecr forsyh Henry Ghnznsnn. Wa k,rs
A A,crs Il Anenst NO, granted until ths proprietor himself
calsl n,.,.-.-,,.,
LtnAn MS O-charcs John Van sa'er 10 osccnes
Jotn HocsnE IS FORSYTH 81 Sct eirnen-l
Jokn vi:zer, ls7 aud iss Wslksrt
Iciourue5 until Thursdsy morning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-26
Tenth Ward.


AID Chss. Francis, Assistant AID Daniel II Hunt, and
Capt T. W Bradford. commenced granting licences for
Their Ward at bafpsst 10 O'Clock yesterday morning Ia
reply 10 question put by Of tho Tenth Ward Temper
ance men, the Alderman said that the Assistant Alderman
and himself had come to the determination that sley would
pooray nspec: the premises oevery applicant reported
disorderly, before granting lis Hcens.
JP'f1 ; ki & 10 Essse ks . s ss oH sgsday
EhTS ina 20 No-st--t THE applicant friend ofhe
cav ;h es9d sIfd ,S;d = Ys ,T es b not ' 80
Hslgae 10 sH IS ierst lIhe Ala e ao' much Felh Tie
r 'i-s wsOu AdIfI a. license, Yea Haa keep
JOIN Asisrlsn 6 tIs.ts.t cT Rsinlard us Dsaaesy-
Ensn BshIssa & Chsyest JOIN T. s.loeasr = E;sesst
40 ~. 50 ss92S, eho W %9tsc /, ESIss
Nv Kife Isz Tud ow-t Henry Dsrseher lt9 Hestrr-st
jacob GUi5en IS BoEery John Keirl,n, 10 Hester4t
sin Flg ~ 5;s I%si Lyoss q 5 e t.:.
John D. Ficte Ss Wafer4t Hawke Eggsss s. Hesierat.
afsg mus, eose Gu Study AgRlea9 81. ,1ous Dc ..s
tie evil Of dIu-terness os Women into them and instead
as s8s , if IS L ~ 9 81 o. Wa @ II Walkers
nsvt1I w n - f',ex. I-r-v H. Rolests Is B5~sy
Heury sfh Ia C.sni s. lCaYtain-Ar snith keeps
rLf AID Is houss Saith Isui keep il ell Esht keep
Pisariet Hol.sa g Yoso JobH cs..1a g B:S~sEy
HssIy ss1p, l5 llnssy-s Adam sgoh5. 7e EsssEst
MsssL.n Co. M BsEsry pseR 1sT sE.eI market
JOl1 Ware, q che. lispss.es eIdsy y Police c'p.e
tbr. Loue tt Ca yoG sfs stdsi man has en-
eourssec and per1nts6 g.ung IL lis hoss The could
make cath having money snss hands there 70 gambling
Wand eor Keen 10 ts ard don't sell nodnks
r uonks do nil esrts and don't have
10 b-d ptoplesir mien house. Crsrted
John DIoge ll6 Division. fu4el Ors-eu, ~ wA-ref
Abro. 6 Grar keeps cineed On sunday AID he
ceils scodi liquor IA CHARGES %. Ell sssl
srrrnS Atschul Deisnesy. tkesIs closed On sundayI
tr1 Feaeis Es1 lA0 'f "a e9 ~ ne .s9 o. ne o.as'
iio KoiI cor Ee1 and Bls5ls lchasa q he Ten
rsTiLce urn prefsn M dsraery house Tas captain
fld be knew bosins asi the oe ke ese BY te
fsfcr usvcE arrested AID fn ls, ca ,noEowl
Aitst Beeks. 81 eaHd At. lanes Jsnes az Walksrst
CbIilfaiu Gersken 81 Ael. fll11 Dschel 81 dss'e.s
Pis S. crysfis fs rinse N bis house Slndly
ALn.-,e grant JOG ascLss azyi eaA ts.1Srfos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-26
Llst Of Patents,
Isusd ,oa tie United Stq. Patent oes fer he reak endag
MayA, 1855
Carefully Prepared for Tie Tribun.

FQfeHt
Carefully Prepared for The Tribune.
Hsg ssTss q Es5or for n.sias
.r s b..s. f s:5 E sss5'd Pa for '''m'''' Ca Bun
ohn B,i Atoe. H. for improvement, an Rn.vias Ma,
Ihos .. DodFs Of Nashua n H. for improvement K,s Ball.
Jozh t.tcis Of Bsr9s:C lows fos Improvement in H.a.
Joha Asr,S, q New YaI y For Improvement 10 Water
Lew. LsPiSn q wcLs:i.5 W. o. improvement. Ia the
'i,gstiss Of I IaFIows p.t,% Nay Nay 2 Iai;
Cgftcu D.ts5, ssy =, 1888.
c l s.. b 81 ~ ss Ia In Watches and
JTLLa A s.asnr O6 Pulsy X for improvement
Alexander WALKER Of Eew:Yors " Y, for rmprovem-t IN
sisdo@. F.ss 2, william; 5srri N y A..suer s.n1 W
Resin OIL Dated, Nay a, 1883.
Ns;Sass I F.S'ss Get s Is R.s. @
s. D. yo.e Of Albany T. for Design PuIor Stove
Dated, hsy n, iSo
- Til, Coftaougns CE,oai,l> states that the Seneca
Indians Of the Caaraugus and Reservation held
their annual election on Tuesday o. last week when joan
Luke was elected President n Jneson Clerk, Andrew
John Treasurer; also nine CounssIors, three Peace
makers three Assessors tree 0yerseersof Highways
N schools three OyerxeeFs OF Poor one
Mfrshsf andtTo Deputy Marshss for each Reservation.
Tie CGycnios says 6 since the Indians Of these Rsssr
yatops have obed the order Of Chtdom and adop11X
Republican iorm Of Government they have iuproroD
vatly Their schools are IN e6oufishIag copdItion ~
churches well attended on rne>e<1b1)h ~ -
Testament d now being printed for the1sfsa~ 5soscs
language.
~ William Brown, formerly OF Tecurnssh Mlch'
son Of Gen Joseph Brown now ofToledo was numbered
az STOCKTON California on the it nit, by named Wm
s. Bowlin from Alabama As Brown was croscng street
he was Fred at twice by Boxln Of the hots taking
snsct 70 has iheh which completely shsfsere5 Bow
In had been arrested, short time before. on epicon Of
having robbed the safe Of Mr. Brown TINS w andoGbt
edly The cause % the murder Amer the cona<son OF
The deed Bosn made bis escape put wa; the
swallowed prusse acid whom he that escape vas my
po-sl,c ..~tt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-26
DOCHESTER, LOCKPORTand NIAGAKA FALI3

E(OCHESTER, LOCKPORT and NIAGARA FALLS
~ RAILROAD open to BUFFALO-Ire direct, quick
EST and cheapest route 70 Toronto Hamilton and Canada West
On and after TUESDAY, Jan rs 1883 trains will leave Rochester o
Buffalo and Niagara Falls follows TO AN ard 25 PM Return
ing train will leave Buffalo and Niagara Falls for Rochester
andi PM Passengers Buffalo will find
point Of comfort heT The road thoroughly built and equip
Pedwh entirely ard locomotives The terminus
city. WARREN COLBURN. Sup'l
EORtho WEST and SOUTHWEST
end ONO RAILROAD for Wheeling, GAINESVILLE Cincinnati
Louisville ST Louis &c Iris road opened through
travel January The tunnels
ed IRE entire TOAD IN order and
present nd picturesque routes In the world Tbs mail
leaves Baltimore daily att Nj and Wheeling SS0 mles) il
"a OF houis enyr Pm next dny; passengers
leave beltmofe at M lodge Cumberland ns and no
coed thence IN tie morning making daylight Pas
sepges leaving New York NJ Philadelphia al NJ SlTs
IN Baltimore etc arc BY taking the mail train reach Wheeling
twenty nine hours from Newly oT from PHILADELPHIA
To connect With TIE Western the
ard PM meeting them E the Washington ueOa (Rs.y
horse nine miles from Baltimore At Wheeling
new and splendid steamers Of the Union line, b this roate
With really unsurpassed aceocodaons daily for and
convey ne PASSENGERS down the Ohio Cincinnati aud Louisville
Wefe ne st. Louis ard New Orleans packets
goirs farther Passengers for Cinnna by land route Cu
lus oihr parts OF Ohio aud the West may also nrooeed from
NEse b. excellent coaches lin ten hou vile
ty To9d b. Baggage checked through Neeine sud
eeIes Tor transfer Of either baggage Ys5a through
tcec with gt 10 lie anywhere the roae om Phaie
lhia 10 NheeAre SIC; 20 Cincinnati, S Louisville si2 o
Nesbinston 70 Wheeling 80 50; to Cnciuua Sill Louisville
81 f< tie ekets apply at Phiadepi Baltimore and Washing
tor % he aosd esent ticket clerks 1t the stations Also
lWss-st- n 4. WIN. PARKER Cent supennsenaent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-26
STEAMBOATS, ano iiailroans.

V IN BOSTON, via NEWPORT AID FALL RIVER
49,. 1880 80 ssFeo steamers BAY STATE Capt Wn
.Fsp,i ~. STATE, Capt BsanE Rpgt0H leave
p.... :. - se1e&3s ticeptet on Pier No. ~ p ia
fu No s. sN' 'sFs o. 'SA'os " ~ me Gus On
fshi 20 Bccs s-saSlsS thres,A o,sh sr..t .s,s.A h
- -->-e-. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-26

TINE NETWORK and LIVERPOOL UNITED
sTATEs MAIL sTEAMERS-The shpso0m2osIas this line
PACIFIC, Capt. Nye.
BALTIC. Cap.. Comslaci

ATLANTIC, Capt West. PACIFIC Capt. Nye.
ARCTIC Capt Luce. BALTIC, Caps Comsock.
ADRlAplC Capt Grafton.
been built BY contract o Gov
vice Every has been taken in then action ao thea
Ensne strength AK speed and their accommodations
passengers 9eaed Coz eissce and comfort Price OF
from NewNok Liverpool IN hstcls cabin Si2l DO,
SO; exclusive state from Liverpool
Ne~Yok experienced attached 70
ship. No hertz secured anti psi6 co. - -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-26

The Delaware, Lehigh and wyomias VALLEY Railroad
A scheme thar has No Real Merits.
I'm TrIun
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-26
Geaai Notices.

AT SURROGATE COURT, held in aad for the
"A Couniy NewYork s: the sgrosss o;hce n he Gig Of
S: o. s tss efy q % n aS B-a sa
i4 ,s' = Ma ss f e iis % s
lie psoof By dayt ofhs service Of IN order eis ss.-s
sre Juaah late City ofAewYoEk oeeaed TO appear 40
us SeS5 ~, S e. 1.s s 'sS ss or SCI tie Rs s 4
De s.is Samuel Judah for tie payment q ~ Sess 70 sa a
ed IN lie estate Of the slid SAMUEL JudL eesd spPe. sss
EeYoIs on thist dy Of Nay next Al tea oeoek % ne
s "5 So q To-. ., ss S he sH to S
s 80 rb OF he Real Estsie samuel judah a-sec
as '0'H 'e Necessary - f-' '" w BRADFORD sarros.t.
CLINTON MILLS, PrOe0rs tgSo4sp
PURSUANCE of en- order of the Surrogate OF the
cHsy e, Yl @ss 60 s = s'ss Z a 5..1i ss'S:
49, ,ts 1.fso 10 lie .erbers ETHER ElSG
10 s .. i' ss YS tss sassi AZ q Iasryiss
,r,,,srs,. iEsRI RoxEa ilslEsa1sr.
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate Of
., sS pay ~ xk Sss i: s Il s 20 i i
e . @ CT ~ S Ssi 2 s .. ss &: az Az Of
- .-,.r,n R2sSI RL MAZE Aiaa' &c
IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate OF
a ' HSs;s 3 S ei akfssi s = a. CO
Gee s' JS,s cosp-s " 50 -. . - i
'isa sss q i1@y' 'A aSEs ; cooFhR EI''''''
TN PURSUANCE of an order Of Jesse c. Smith
&c sss t.,ss Ne cSsy a.. q h 5ois eEFK. s "a: CO
tsf ~ CO v bHApA
ou o. befrs jay Date. JlrsIy ls
,,s'..sur. T yoIII blkf esssk' Aa-a''.'u
CUPREME COURT, Oneida County-OLlNER n
PoSTS s5dEDwAaD srArLEroS s cs:rl s
Above defendant SE Yea hereby e. g a., e. w
rut this eeiion which fled IN the sce OF me e 81
County tbs 9Th Day q Nay. eJ and COY o. %
US AL tbe CITY County within tsenfy avs ~ t1s
sf,e heTtoL exclusive t1ch eisei ana a M
susuer be compliant aforesaid paans Wi t-1e
the 2tl day y sy oae tloestl
eight hundred ky t~, besides The eosts OF ~,
r,si.rt,x,n fiz.utias Attorneys uEeA y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-26
CEETRAL RAILROAD Of NEW IERsEY.-N-r

ruh seDeryls and Esos-eob seseins Nay is5l -LeS.s
re, No koIh Rsel la Eaton a
M .se IS H. sps for somervi1s PM hst8rssas isav
rslhrsfUsf, OPT ste Fsstan " Ths
~ connect At Eh1atsktowD with b. J. lrO>d foot
stsse Iouies in trains from foowA
va ~ Plinhelc j. ~ Wednesday, and as Sssadays
rsei wLte Hsuss daily. 70. Fspnaon. Ns@aIls
ton NJ daily for BsiderA te and Pipsburxh daily, foT
"lkAbaue Bethlehem A.Bto~n M4achCignk RaiIus
(AMDEN and AMBOY RAILROAD TO PHILA-
" DE- PHlA From Pies No serth Rivei ssrrsry
psoe Two Lines daily. at 10 Ln<
aeA An steamboat TRENTON South amooy :hsuce By
srr borcenfovn and steamboat STOCKTON Phareirha
rare " Express Line Il P By steamboat JOsr etrrfa
ntey fhenee diree' 70 Camden b. rhoarh n hcu fc
- sefurnius lcxve PhiiaferAia ). 10 Az Ina2P.N
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-03-05
TPOISONING. IN

Thousands OF parents who nse Yermifuge
composed OF Castor oil, Calomel &c. are not
aware, that while they appear 10 benefit the
patient, they are actually laying the lounda-
lions for series Of deseases, such as saliva
ton, loss OF sight, weakness of limbs, sc.
In another column will be found the adver.
,isement OF Hobensack's Medicines, 10 which
we ask the attention of all directly interested
in their own as well as their Children's health.
In Liver Complaints and all disorders arising
from those OF bilious type, should make
use OF the only genuine medicine, Hoben.
sacks Liver Pills.
" "Be not deeeiued,n bnt ask for Hoben
sacks Worm Syrup and Liver Pills, and OBJ
serve that each has The signature of In,
Proprietor, J. n. HOBENSACK, as nom
else are genuine.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-03-05
q CARD.

ETTE the undersigned Auditors, duly elec ed
w by the county, deem it proper to state to
the taxpayers, the cause OF the delay Of their re-
port for the year 1852.
A special board of auditors were appointed at
last August Court to adjust errors that were al
lodged to have crept into the public accounts for
years previous.
They have concluded their labors and we have
reason 10 believe that errors of considerable
amount have been discovered, which will mate
rally alter the former balances, which we would
have to be governed by. Their report will be
submitted at the April term for confirmation, and
we will then be able to publish report that can,
we think, be relied upon as we only want correct
balances 10 complete our statement.
r. w. TART MAN,
J. H. ZIMMERMAN, Auditors.
NJ. ]. D. WIrHINGTON,
Sunbury, Feb. 90, 1883 -
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-03-05
SUNBURY AMERICAN AND SHAMOKIN JOURNAL

The Commonwealth Of In the Court Of Com
Pennsylvania, Nor mon Please OF North.
humberland co. SIS. cumberland county OF
April 7. 1853.
The Commonwealth Of Pennsylvania, TO
George E. Gehrig, Administrator of George
Yonkin, late of Chilisqnaque township, de-
ceased, and 10 all The heirs and legal repre-.
senatives of the said George Yonkin of said
County, deceased, viz: Mary Ann iniermar-
ried with David Holden, Of Chlisqnaque
township, Pennsylvania /; Christian intermaf.
ried with Cook Clayton, OF Jerseyville county,
illinois; William Youkin, OF Michigan; George
Youkin, (who is now deceased leaving three
children, Elizabeth, Peter and George. and
20 all The heirs and legal representatives Of
said de ;eased.
You and each Of you are hereby notified
10 be and appear in our said Court al Sudbury
on Monday The 4lh day oi April, A. d.. 1858,
to show ii any thing you have or know to
say who you should not be made parties 10
certain Judgment, obtained lately in our
County Courts of Common Pleas, before our
Judge at Sunbufy, TO wit: in the term Of
April A. D, 1882 by The consideration Of
the said Court recovered against George f.
Gehrig, Administrator as aforesaid Of George
Yonkin, deceased sic 20 lawful money
which TO David Holden in our said Cour,
were adjudged for his damages " hirh he
sustained as well 10y occasion Of the non-per.
iormance of certain promise AMI assump.
iion by the said George Yonkin in his life
Time TO the said David Holden at said county
made as for his costs and charges by him
about his suit in that behalf expended and
why the said David Holden should not have
execution against the lands of The said Geo
Yonkin, deceased, for the debt aud damages
aforesaid.
Witness the Hon Alexander jordan Presi.
dent Of our said Court at Suubuly, this Isl
day Of February, A D, 1858.
JAMES BEARD, Proth'y.
WILLIAM B. KIPP,
SherifT's Office
snnbury, Feb. /, 1858.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-03-05

The Commonwealth Of Ia the Court OF Com.
Pennsylvania, Nor mon Pleas Of North
humberland co SIS. umberland county VI
April T. 1853
The commonwealth of Pennsylvania 10
Geolge E. Gehrig, Administrator of George
Yonkin, late of Chii.quaque township,
deed and Elizabeth Yonkin, widow, and 10
The heirs and legal representatives OF The
said George Yonkiu, decd, viz VIM. fon.
kin, of Michigan, Christian, iuieImarrled
with Cook Clayton, of Jer>eyvilIe county, IL
linois, George Yonkin, of Lycoming county,
Pensy ylvana aud Peter fonkn, (who ls now
decd. leaving issue three children, Eliza
beth, Peter and Georpe,) and 10 all the heis
legal representatives Of The said George
Yondin, deceased
You and each Of yoc are hereby no'lheu
TO oe and appear in our said Cout' al sahpu'
ry, on Monday, the 4th day OF April, A. u,
1853. to show if anything you have or
know 10 say why you should not be made
parties 10 certain judgment, ialeiy III our
County Cont Of Common Pleas before our
Judges at Sunhurv. to wit i'll the Term OF
August, A. D., 1882, by the consideration OF
the said Court recovered against George Z,
Gehrig, Administrator as aforesaid OF Gear2e
Youkin, decd, ftty-,hree so 100 dollars,
lawful money, which TO DAVID Holden ahu
Mary Ann his wife in our said Court were
adiudged for their damages which they sns.
ained AS well by occasion Of the non.per-
formance of certain promise and assnmp-
ton by the said George fonkin in his l'ie-
time to the said David Holden and Mary
Aun his wife al said County made, as ioT
his COSTS aud charges by them about their
suit in ,ha, behalf expended, and why The
said David Holden aud Mary Ann his wife
should not have execution against the bonds
of the said Geoige Yonkin, deceased, Tor the
dehi and damages aforesaid.
Witness Ihe Hon. Alexander Jordan, Pee
sident Of our said Conrt AT Sunbury, this lst
day Of February, A. D., 1853.
JAMES BEARD, Prothy.
WILLIAM B. KIPP.
Sheriii's Office
sunbury, Feb. |, 1883.