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Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-08-06

SrUrEypoUs CLAIM.--A Western Pennsylvania COM
pany have set up claim the whole Of the Western
Reserve Of Ohio, under grant from Connecticut alleged
to have been made after the year 1862 when Charles IL
granted 10 that colony patent for the Reserve In 1885,
win be remembered she sold the Reserve to another
company, renquishng oil claim to jurisdiction the
territory to the United States in 1900 These Pennsyva
MIA parties to-day applied to the General Land Office to
make to them patents for all the Reserve The officer
replied, learn from parties interested in the "specu-
laton," that the Government, having had claim
to propreorshp that territory they cannot en-
terrain the applications and that the State Of Connecticut
is the party to whom the Pennsylvania company must
look for redress If they really have rights involved III the
case.-Erening Star.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-08-06
TfE Misunderstanding of the condition Of III

THE Misunderstanding Of the condition Of the
Indian tribes the Union says;
The United States has regarded them under its
sovereign wardshp and tutorage Her statute books
rpete with laws for their protection and her Indian De-
partment and military power the frontiers EN-
ployed to enforce those laws. That this benevolent
policy will be rigidy enforced by President PERcEwho
seeks their admission to every just and practical right
to the setting apart further colonies of refuge for them,
where they may dwell and develop themselves under their
own laws, and reach to responsibility in arts labor let
,ers and religion We have Of the highest moral
wei ght, and cannot be mistaken
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-08-06

FEARFUL ACCOUNTANT. EVERETT, late Secretary Of
State is generally known gentleman Of extensive in
formation, and one who will not "speak without book
on important subjects involving statistical facts From
computation Of his 1t appears that the Of alcoholic
beverages cost the United States directly in years.
has burnt otherwise destroyed 900 900
worth Of property has destroyed 100000 lives sent
100000 to prison and 100 900 children to the poor
house; caused 1900 murders and 5000 suicides; and
has bequeahed to thecountry 1000 900 orphan children
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-08-06


FORTY THOUSAND DOLLARS CouSTERTasr MosEY.--The
Cincinnati Gazette Of Wednesday contains detailed
of the capture Of gang Of SIX notorioAs
feiters near that city, under warrant issued by the
Mayor The police surrounded the house, and took the
prisoners after desperate resistance The names Of the
criminals are Samuel d. Towner and Milton Parker Of
Cincinnati Lewis Doan, Of Indiana an escaped con-
Wet from the Jacksonville penitentiary Indiana where
he had been confined for counterfeitng Joseph Beam
also Of Indiana; W. McGeary, late resident Of Cleve
land and Quincy Hurschey, large contractor on the
Ohio and Mississippi railway. The Gazette says:
After the arrests had been made the premises
carefully searched. In the dwelling was found box
containing FIVE gold watches and from twenty to thirty
gold rings In the chickencoop something like forty
thousand dollars in counterfeit notes or the Ohio State
Stock Miami Valley Bank Of Dayton, and the Fairfield
County Bank discovered nearly all signed cut and
done up in housanddoar packages ready for dstribu
ton The money was concealed in bag half filed with
charcoal
"a mailbag paddock Of the Post Office Department
also discovered in the dwelling The stable attached
to the premises found to have been converted into
workshop for the countereters and dies TOOLS gava-
mic battery stamps moulds metal end pieces vgnettes
figures letters engraving TOOLS and oil the other appa
atus needed for the business of countcrng were also
discovered and taken possession Of by the police COM
position for the manufacture of base money together
with quantity Of orucibles also discovered and
seized by the oficersS
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-08-06
FROM THE IsTHMUs OF PANAMA.

The United States mail steamship Georgia, from As
pinwal, arrived at New York Fridayafternoon, bring
ing large number of passengers and million and
half Of dollars in The adyices from Califor.
MIC are later than received by the Northern Light
From Panama papers appears that there is but very
little sickness the lshmus this season. notwithstand
ing the weather has been unusually hot and dry On
the night Of the Sd instant fire took place at Cruces
that consumed the greater part Of the town aud destroy
ed large amount Of property The fire is supposed
have been the work Of an ineendiarY.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-08-06
CHoArEs EULooY OF WEBSTER Hol

CHoATE's EULoGY or WEBsTER.-The Hon
RUFUS CnoATT, Of Massachusetts,, delivered ct
Dartmouth College, New Hampshire, on the 9th
ultimo, aculogy on the character Of DANIEL WEE
sTER We cannot imagine an intellectual enjoy
ment 80 high, and pure, and thrilling as to have
heard this eu!ogy-in which every faculty Of the
most richly endowed intellect in our country was
poured out in concentrating the greatness Of a
kindred genius aud devoted friend. The New York
Mirror whose editor heard the eulogy, says Of it
The euiogy i considered the most brilliant eloquent
ard profound that has yet been uttered to the memory
the great orator and statesman 1t examines him through
All his career contrasts him at its several epochs and in
his varied characters with ustrous conpeer prior and
contemporary il contcmplates him in the forum the
bar, IN the Senate 70 the Cabinet and sublime and
beautiful q all in his pastoral home among tie fields his
hands cultivated, AMI the aockg and herds on which hi
mortal eye gazed with such fond delight. II is great
euogy, rising TO tie grandeur Of its theme and win en-
dure as monument Of the affection Of genius for great
ness longer then memorial stone or brass"
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-08-06

CouYTEpFErT NorEs CIRcULAuoS--An immense
quantity Of counereits OF different denominations have
lately been put in circulation along the line Of the Ohio
and Pennsylvania Railroad The Pittsburgh Gazette gives
the following list Of these notes:
"On the State Steek Bank of Ohio, Rckaway County
Bank of Circeville Miai Valley Bank Of Dayton Mer
chants and Mechanics Bans Buffalo City Bank West
field Bank Oneida Valley Bank hartford Bank and Lam
caster Bank AS the countereits One very well executed
in the way Of business they passel OF without any
difficulty"
These notes probably put in circulation by the
parties recently arrested Pittsburgh and Cincinnati
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-08-06

THREE You've MEN DRowNED.-The Snow Hill Md
Shield states that the Oath utmo three young men,
John Maddux, James Richardson, andJoshua Richardson
he two latter sons Of Mr.. Jephtha Rcharison) whilst
bathing in Atknson's mill pond near Nassaoneo Furnace
were drowned. IL appears they could not swim, and
Maddux getting beyond his depth, one Of the Rich
ardsons in attempting to him. also got into deep
water when the other Richardson went to the aid Of his
brother He likewise got beyond his DEPTH and oil three
met q watery grave.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-08-06

The Richmond Enquirer says that Governor JOHNSON
rendered the office Of Treasurer Of the Commonwealth Of
Virginia the Hon. HENRY A. WfsE Of Accomac county,
who declined the appointment The Office has been since
rendered to j. T. s1ovLL ESQ., who has not been heard
from in response.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-08-06

DREADFUL ACCIDENT. John Hawthorn, fireman on
board the steamboat Catalina at New York. on froay,
took seat under the cylinder when the swell caused ~
the steamboat North America passing by, moved ,ne
wheels Of the Catalina bringing down the piston ana IN
stantly crushing him to death.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-08-06

AGRICULTURAL ADpnEss.--The Rockville Journal an
nounces that the Hon. ANDREW STEVENSON OF virginia,
will deliver the annual address before the Agrlcuiturai
Society Of Mongomery county Maryland the 9Th day
Of September
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-08-06

John shawney and Joseph Dodge were executed at st
Louis on the 22d utmo for the murder OF two Indians
on the plains some time during last summer
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-08-06

The Earl Of ELLEsMERE, accompanied by lis family and
suite, sailed from Boston for Halifax on Saturday in the
British war steamer MdeG
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-15
1n0ia Rubber GOODS.

VuLCANlZED RUBBER GOODS.-The UNION
mia RUBBER COMPANY, Warehouse No. ~ Nsssaa-s;.
ksw oh,
Sole Manufacturers under Goodyear's Patent,
- De 10 III
CLOTHING OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS.
Light md White nlab AID BLACK Goats Coak and Cspss
ReLug sLd fsEJlckt a. 90, eus Goats and Capcs.
TGLth.s O,tralh Walking and Rid ug Lts g.ns
CLOTHS, Nc
Liered PLAIN and Enanr.d Carriage Cloths helodeoo Cloths
qsuauns Camp fIiDd and Plain Table stand aud
Psnol ore tsstis b0Ist toNefb.
AIR WORK.
Eptie and Double Air beds Pilows Cashions
Lt,-Ir,,er,cs nrOys tOg ara Wagon oats ldfc Boats
EUkGIt al AND CHf MlCAL ARTICLES.
ptr Iups Nipple Ioelug Kng Nursing Bot,los,
snss sh ci Rubber Hospital sheetns asectns
ltNus BAGS Tubing. Hoe OF All
bs gods made By this CENT warranted 70 stand any CHI
d. ~ NlASON, fTesdeni
H. N SHEfAEp. Treas. and Slo'y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-15
tili!linern, &r.

JAMES TUCKER, Importer aud Dealer in Paris
Flow aud s;hsI resFe'iuy ca t'rnon 10 ia rich sna
I6L stock. To paiicUa not a a Of
The io cIdrr His Bonn, Frame, aad Crowns from
IdIs modes, easy Ia Sc tul y'ry attractive.
" l. W STYLES oi FALL RIBBONc-h
~ LlCuENSI4lN No. % Bow Of dsrr mort
ard Dol q ibhofs nc and plai iioanst Sis Ne's
s4.L tCsihIS overs aAd Mr Good invites the attention
his tLIe.d STOCK Of these goods lie prepared
AtIaOTnay inducements wholesale retail Purchasers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-15
Gloibinq.

Les WRAPPERS aud CHILDREN CLOTH-
ssl,,,,s DIV AaDS dssas 60 ttso. l,s Oh Is az D. d.
~ ssr-sf~- =. j. received ,ls'' l Stay
tAsts.-S '-.f. t.rls u.Fsi lau ina. lrt IS
- iaee pt..fs.ro0 t.. as ttc.
~ - N-i-fe4 f---i.alg '.,- 1855. NO. .5i ..1ai.
M and BOYS CL0VHiYs-T6s best place
A1k Il ~ md lo5S iiaa r..iy a., ltt .1 20 '.
Sac al ~ g. Of @ .it Ksi u. ., .nla ST. r4I
sttlsl -. t-e e1..s winch i' tr rad. order ia
'- 'p. J., So fI tat.a
'AtOs 1liLr S4pcEsfeai NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-15
Goal.

EOAI.-l have now opened a new Yard, corner Of
~ x5iA and gh1v connection with old ablsicd Yard
Aims Greenwich ana end 10 keep the b.. qa
Reach O!c Ad aid NAe h Coal and sell a. the Lowest possible
lTcs cash oily Present price scteened anl delivered rm
yG.d. IS 8 Jcr TIL. PETER CLINTON
EOAL.-Vcry best quality of Red Ash Stove aud + =,
" goceIs md families delivered screened Om The yard No
p Goorckt, - b. and he AA ~ IS 3 p cent
tfsti lotis. MAE CLINTON
EOAL.-Peach Orchard, Red Ash, Large Nut, 81 a.
~ fgg Stove nd hnnRe Is 80 White ASH Esg Stove Range
from srds Less taken from boats No SIS
fowery and Ne II Grcencs- JACOB WEEKS.
DlITSTON COAL.-The Pennsylvania Coal Com
pepsed furnish superior Wine Ash Prfson tOal Of
ell AID good order sui able for singing sud
dun.tc II poses Iom boas Yards 10 this Civ Williams,
urth brooklyn The opsny ces saea As enable
coed dispatch oang 81 New YORK or Port Even
given the delivery Of Coal fog domestic
roses Apply the Office, OF Broadway and Wast
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-15
Uaier Cure.

DP SHEW. cf Ner.-Y0rk. cariest American Prac-
.-er Core sid sos n s1b
-f s. 81 receive par. Tie an-er ID
,h w. tMff Ii Lebanon Col Iutia Co. Y T.
HNIhOfATHIC and HYGIENE INSTITUTE,
>. IS T. g. -r--R r rR ILL n D. Plo1re-oT- ,leci
.-Etrt ~ .eraIc DIS D. '. fAILO VII ifast
-s rrae cs 1ehool Bsps cgs-s S9f PF9s2i0a
a. = Nc y. LsirAf-i- gh4sezSes;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-15
Dainie, tSiaos, &c.

oil. PAINTS, GLASS
UtII, "a Al.Iie.i, L5rsecd OIL ,,leac' = Sperra Oil.
,N,t....nd s,'.r'esD bo,a OIL Bl,achea -pnlni OA
Spsl ITtu on Blefth d 30 Oil
i,@,sf "a. on b.. a.hed Sea- Oh
ii'l.s r.s, Oh
ttn,d Hapessfa Oil Ihnne's ana Curriers' OL
t,rsS 10 Oil Mac ircry Cii.
s..ss.S Wtse OIL I4nk shore straits OIL.
.,s.b sd finerc,n White Iead Enc prOJ Paint
Fessl uG iHtieau Widow n's tog va ia;i 90 m'i
q ILiLf dry 20 nd ia oil Vanish " al g. ales
Chf Ant Lrttl,s De sul &C. &c III OF "h ID We oi-r 20
tcs hc rcs Abc al terms io cash ~ approved
seeL tLG ~ lOis 10 sui cl y - - . 900,
ZINC PAINTS.-THE NEW + RSEY ZINC
IL COMl Any ~, uIng these ants OF superior
eDlhy, ali VI e.cA warranted ibRL.
fhnpIOy every respect a Zinc over Lead Fen'ss well
sl'd hey equsl quantity nhy d'nne ne SUI
k nd endure much lougc evident tn
sn,f the LONG run, en-. halt NJ greet
fky BY Lt principal dealers t ana ohsr eiies az
suc6erufeTs' Ir.cts rac 81 the Compsn . Agen,s.
MANAINO Z sQuIkA NJ. y Deyst- New Y0fk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-15
guro.

FMIOhIEHS Of SKINS and MANUFACTURERS
L Of FIN FUhS-IuOMF>ON a ROEnLfR r, No. 10 Mtdeg.
hle ushe the sIton of COZ STHf MERCHANTS All CITY
DEALERS q heir assortment OF Goods
NUTS CAFES NfCrONISES,
CUFF TANNING
Mis- GLOVES.
MUfFS SLElGB kOSES. &c,
crpion Ech article warranted OF che best material
nauuflcuTcd this with adaptation - the two
CT made usnnoncd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-15

GFJTEMBER, 1853 -lor Shrewsbury Lsng Branch,
- hl.hn rock Occsa House po-i W.-ntloa M1las Dock
lrovls Del N--tovul 49, Eel The aes esAat an4
c.urus !os rs THOMAS G. H.iGUf Gap r. Cor
Ice all coaence he d. Of s. ptaer laws e3-
ctrs Ne folk led Jas fJch
al al lie the above L-8vas Rcd B1gk
r,srs oIls DC OK Le-siug Sew-fo.t fecf-sg Fol
RrtT. ever. slsr.o : - o'llocs. FsIe ) cents
M. laa ,sili The above h1lr- flraeS nolc-
l'TATEN ISLAND FERRY foot Of Whitehall-st.-
- II MAifK AELANOEAiE Nf>-rl-s y cens . eCAHAN
nm sIAFLEION. VANDERBILT LAHDlSj. o. a. .:-ef
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-15
Gtcnmbonis Gno railroads.

CFTTEMBER, lc53-For Shrewsbury Long Branch
- Highland y. oesa House Pe.t W4hnaon MONTE Dock
pook MdleiOwn ind Red Bank The aud sPend
ALICE & PRICE Capt II Hagsey, viii from loot
O. MgrTay-si. North Ris ~, daily. as follows
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-15

~ LINE via NlCARAOUA-ihe Accessory Transit Company Of
Ncr.gra Propols in sd Of the Mail. Ouy Linz
g through Tickets including the lthms Crossins Inc New
Dout steamship oftLe West, 2to harden, viii
leave from Pier Noth River a. PEI r NJ precisely Tor
JUAN DEL NOR1E TUESDAY sept. 18th c0Basc.iss
with the and avoiite steamship CU8rEs, 1900 tuEs
burden. the NICARAGUA TRANSIT ROUTE having bat
miles Of Ind TLese passed
in thCiT ventilation aud accommodations FO nOnnNon
aIIy CHARLES MORGAN Agent No Dow leg Green.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-15
u Shrewsbury. Long Branch

viii tc H. siue 70 convey 10 Ill Pits q ile
Liza I.Lrs SO Lane connection win this boat
relos did us!lg ts boar acc0ant Of tae Oners
CEpTEMBER, Is53-For Shrewsbury, Long Branch,
- H. ghlaud Dock Port Washn douns and
bioNI Docss MdeowB aud Rel B.n Ihr ne" snd splen-
GOLDEN GATE Capt 7 Ltle viii leave Pier iso
0 hobinsou-.t. \. X. a. follows. Fare p cents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-15
DIEIALO. MORNING. anal NEW-YORK RA
1870 NEW BROAD GAUGE ROUTE BE-
4 Os)eps TWEEN NETWORK aud NIAGAaA FALLS
u, ..r .Il.Ir 4 = A u

II
CA&ANDAlGUA and NIAGARA FALLS RAILROAD OPEN
g the FALLS. . ..
L1ple,. Tus leave tho Falls SIS A ~ and P ~ Mail
Tfsh leeyes AZ 100 4 Il.
Trims l-svr CansUdau- at $50 A " AID 7 r VI
Nail Ina Cansrdsisus ~ II ~ M-a connecting with E1-
r, the N-iorS .nd Ere Canandsig1,
and win Trains tse New losk Contra!
R.'irctd - Peisva and csngudGEre.
Though ckesto be bad a. the Ocs Of the Company tn.
FALL and C-usndaga eud - e Occs Of the Newfork and
the foot Of Duane aad corner VI Dsy-
AID Broadway New York.
-Dass.se checked through No charge foT h1Hd.ias
SA. BROWN. Superintendent
supesn,er1eu,s Oce c. and " T. r. H. Canandaisua sept
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-15
rLCEGE S4OEhS /

door hs o Gs- NewIcrk formerly Of Hgd5on y. Y.
rtrucr ay nd the following 9paF' u Icass
SlOfKS RID CORDlAL-A certain f0r Dilsrlls ID sea-
trv tLclcia Morhs the Complaint IA Cht en- par
ary Will t1eh.re It's. FOX = w! wlrTout Price
COMPOCND CHLORINE and oRRTs TOOrHw ASH -0le of
4. IS az e., auin< IL Teeth Guns and Monh
MAJ - he lt All ana l0l lTse 2jc-ns
SIT RTEIM OiNIMENr-fns Onrnsnt give irrn' inc
relic nd lded is oront and soothing les
Price p.
TBT WENTWORTH RED RUBBING BOrrLE-An El<ish
ken ,dr for spans Rheumatic AZ coas. fh
pc d. and mid n recommended i1s h go, and
sim er con ain's Prize -
Ell Tut n? with fl direc oas ,o- 80
Aso e. ffor Nftcf GTsnght choice h1gOiuS Tx
tracts sd otlcr ccs Es1ay kCpt By D.ssss lcdr
c1 Arrow Roo, IN halt bottles chJce Wines aud b.
cuois ter Iur inc Havana u ne ct
- : : : ! :
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-15
III '''-A' % '-' -f''' E cUNAED No. 4Boxns Green
THE AEw.loRK and LIVERPOOL UNITED
PACIFIC. Ctpt. Ne.
BALIlC. Capt. Co--tock.

Thee shps been ball b. expressly for 1vcrns1t
has been th Construction a. aso Ia
Hgth AID sFccf All cir o
unequal for elegance aud cSo fee
Eew-Yc Liverpool Isclls' cabin l2 IN
second do o,clssive OF 500, from
Lyeooi Eew-Io go AID go An experienced surgeon
TO ID sliU. No bertl sfcur mill fsa for
Al 4. IL 4 L ! !. =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-15
TIE RUTGERS rIRr INSURANCE COMPANY

3nlSaIIiAL Sse hath iu- O. ro D,ciara
z o. its Company. ;h he pro OF pnilic 4.isa h.e
a.l ~ ~ sti't eac 90 Az AlsgueJG lcla' Ga. b.
Ra.,.,saS a1d 9 nd them % o. acc1.liuei VITA h,
~ ne rfh ard nos gtonitclt wl.l ias Cllslor
.ctfa.e & wa guy A'to az to t--ee .. I'd le..-'
&zs Ivy sven thli tie book Of s'r "a. Clfa
- ~ are ora 20 ths Erpsc c.. G.ax ~ D.
Ver .1aei tee ticn 90 ne ur sa.l t.i. A. D. 3
81 ae le ofs-b.tritus a. 4 ih. l.'..., E. p -.. % D.,
iSAAt q bANNth Comm. .'aef
EllJAt rTEnN rl--rs
THOMAS WALLACE NP.re lr~r -.ara CO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-15
feQal Notltes.

CORPORATION NOTICE.-For the REDEMP.
SgION LANDS and TENEMENTs SOLD for tho TAXES Of
,s oc1.oI sie ia ri "a lad s.d
April s,2 the the l9 that detail s,-nrnt
& rsI itG u Tie e~Yo-k y Ming Pos daily newspaper
printed publish, the Se~Yrs Such Detailed
sltd, cnes tie aDGs sad AID redeemed the
aud h, tim Of ef M leh he were te.9re ''d
~h'uthe tine for the rdron hereof vii &C &c c92is
& De- ''sS'1 s D. aaa D. as o
tcf New-yps Auus5i,r 1853 s. lawigASTh
IL PURSUANCE OF an order Of the Surrogate Of the
Comfy 4 York Ac..ee her D. gwen g al Pel.on' hAy-
II ne 50; Of y dess'ed 20 Pee, at az az sane
=. IN lie y n - o. OK tei,Ie ne t"snyfs' aa5 Vt
N.r5l , G5s fSHL%vDER I4SS5ab ES-eao,
IN PURSUANCE OF an order of the Surrogate Of ehe
oogs,, e, 5os' nsIpy '. s 90 ,s D 9''t
e ~ .iei-sr a. hsr rslsnee No - wai 10 IA ~ VI
iess ts' s dsy q July ojj GSSE sECJlS Adae.sis,
IL PURSUANCE Of an order of tie Surrogate Of the
HESEY ADANs H. Of he ciy o. S.w ior1
c. essf 5, ,s 81 q S sa CO. ' Sa w We = hs
IT, CRY Neviofk ~ beors The gu dsy o. December next
3sls isncla H. EBESEzER dams Adnias raor
INPUKsUANCE # an order Of the Surrogate Of the
c. G.I .. Sscia Ebo ' % u 1 1 s
I;sas q So .S ae 70 p, o pa. zane w. ,o ,s
No II Sss.s 81 in be City Of yewiors the Issa Day
Ct nj: srsaf f'' b S S Il g. JtaYo
CIPhENE COURT SULLIVAN COUNTY
- IrDAAs r. H. DEfUK aud wife Daniel y Bennsl
we Hectet y usergh AHer@fp ItaE8sa5.rIh
.nl Jsllu ifs Hclal y Hard alesl, Re ard DorIa IEd
Dr. iih 81 rt- nh rgh beIltin H-renJersh I'D
Hams h. vie Rob Van Wags 40 assne b. ~. n n
nd Eleanor d. wife ~ LeSs hsrien
tsrfh r1-rs- NlFET HARDENBEkDH Bs1ill-n r Had a
frsh Com. a HrienbeGzh Dsr - John aud dacel ~ wife
t.erld y J. rer-l aid MAJ biz wife ETef W tIfen
-aL .na lcr1f a William tr-f and Asll 5s we Joan
I- rrr srd lila bio wit- Ls DePuy All Lana 40 we
Cfrrt Bfotisa- Rachel 1s is Ire saa All r,t
Ls vie lar, NJ az faeei h~e Joan : 4 a,ll
81 h.- vie. o. aisl -1 sad I'm ~ Fle p. ~
U,p1vsrl J.1e rs Ih0Hs Ha.sessfsh ed 5ans g. VIZ
~ Da-r- Eirs BIZ a simeon W Depiy ela rs l we
MOD fo CO C.lllr-e ks ai A-ri4tai d pa "a t1-
-Irt d - ID 3r1i-
~ nd 81 10 se p rr1r -ltl1 80 hefn q IS -,
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