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PAINTS. OILS, &C.

000 Kegs Pure White Lead 5 bbls Venetian Red
SUU 10 do Rcd Lead, do Yellow Ochre.
s Kegs Dry White Lead, 90 do Linseed on;
10 do Litf srase do spi Turpentine
100 lbs Chrome Green. 2 doJapAn Varnish
100 do do Yellow do Copal do
20D do American Vermillion I do sup coach dose
ust received and for sale q the city Drug store late
G. q. Beck. EDWARD L. LOCM
lancaster June 26, IRbt F
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\ I or Rent,

TIME subscriber will sell or renthis valuable prop
c~onsising Of . NEW SAW MILL Of the most i'm.
proved and scientific plan, with q Grist Min and
other machinery for making broom handles, plaster.
ing lath, fencing boards, and many other articles Of
great value. Also, two good Dwelling Houses and
Of all kinds In good bearing order, with eleven acres
of land, all In first rate order.
For further particulars inquire Of the Subscriber
living en- the ~premises. 2 miles south Of Carroll
Aus. "a. 1883. JONI 8. SNYDER
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JOSEPH HOWELL - cos
HIDE, KIP, OIL a LEATHER STORE
No. 81, South Second St., Philadelphia,
PennsylvanIa.

E6UnHyIVUHtUe n
II Gather sold on Commission. free Of storage, atb
per cent. with no other charge. OF value ad.
vsnced in cash on receipt Of Leather IL Philadelphia,
and accounts sent with balance on sale Of same
Leather being in great demand In philadelphia, quick
sales at remunerlting prices may be deuended upon,
Rest Tanner's Oil, Psrbbl., aiigars Barrel e23 cash
CAleuttA Kipp oibo
Dry do do Lis
Reference-G. w. Swan, prost, State, Bh, Colum.
bus. Herbert Geiger Timer, Rushvilte. Fairfield Co,
Goddard \ Eastman, zanesville; Stone b Cochran
Communication addressed to the above firm viii
meet with prompt attention. MFGe
Scioto Gazette please copy. Ism
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SNORING AFFAIR.

LOUISVILLE, Nov. a.-Matthew +. Ward
author of"English Items" shot Professor
William Batter, this morning. The ball
entered the left breast, making s.dangerous
wound. Nj. Butler had chastlsedfa small
brother Of Yards, which was the cause OF
The difieulth.
The large class boats are leaving for New
Orleans.
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Sew Proceas Or self-acting GalvaniainE

New Process OF Self-acting Galvanizing
AMES GARAGNTY, al HE Matchmaker and
spJewelrv Establishment, three doors east Of the
Hooking Valley Bank. IL now and a. an times pre.
pared to GdipaHfsc Patches or any other meealic
a~sticles with the purest Gold, in a mannerto aefy
the best o. ihdgea, and warrap.ed 70 stand better than
that done BY the old prime. gte ofa battery ION the
most reasonable terms and shortest notice. Speci.
mena can be Pcen at his Shop. TAe kigheyf price
.Pdidjor catDorgia Gold Kl
Lsnusastsr, January %, is6a
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CHICAGO, Nov. 3.--The Democratic Press
Of this morning, in 4 powerful leader, con-
ldemns the conduc, Of the Administration.fn
Removing Judge Bronson. II endorses his
position and Democracy and says his re-
inoval has aroused a feeling which will long
infiame the masses OF the parties, which
will 90 far to ALLEVIATE them from the Adj
ministration y
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BOOT AND SHOE ESTABLISHMENT
m XN7onK, SON & WORK would respect
wv nullyinform the citizena NJ Eairfel

" wv fully inform the citizens Of Fairfield
90 and the adjoining counties, that they are on
hand as usual, at their old stand one door
West Of Slocum'a Drug Store with a large and
splendid assortment OF everything in their line.
Their Winter purchases have been selected with
care and are larger than usual, s-
LADIES! We havetaken specialcareiL making our
purchased as to please you.
: We have little Of everything, from a jenny LIND
X down to the smallest children's shoes.
! We have also on hand and are prepared to maketo
order.
Gentlcmer's Buskin and Seapless Gaiters, Con.
gross Boots, &c. We have also Just received a lot Of
Congress Boots, a fine article.
GUM SHOES.-We have on hand a large andex-
cellent assortment OF Gum Shoes and Sandals q new
article. We have both the light and heavy kind.
which are much superior to former articles. We
have also Ladies' and Misses Gum Boots.
FINDINGS, &c.-We are also prepared to furnish
Shoemakers and Finding Stores with Findings ~ofevery
description, such as Kits, Pegs, Boot-web6ing, Shoe
Sole Leather. Morocco bindings, &C., always or
hand.
In addition to the work on hand, we are prepared
as heretofore to manufacture everything In our line
Our own work needs no accommodation. We hope
by proper attentionto our business, to secure 4 fail
share Of the public patronage, as we willalways b
on hand to wait upon our ustomersandd %ourbestt'
WANTED.-The subscribers will take one or tw,
good and industrious boys to learn the Boot and Shoe
making business, WORK, SON & WORK.
Lancaster. January 9, 1853. IS
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Rauk Robbery.

PHiLADELPHu, Nov. 1.-THE Bank OF the.
State Of lew York was robbed yesterdsy aft
ternoon Of SS7 600 in bills.
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FOR SALE.

A NUMBER Of desirable building lots. In Hunter q
IN Viewers addition to the city Of Lancaster. They
will be sold on very reasonable terms. As long de.
laws arc dangerous, these quick times, call soon and
make your selection Of lot, whilst they can be
bought at a low price. Now Ia the time for those
persons who are DESTROYS ofobtaining a good location.
Enquire Of &c. WEAVER
June rs. 1868. ea III .6A6w
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PREsH ARRTvALoF GROCERIES.

r HAVE Just received by the Canal Boat Westwind,
q fresh supply. and can now offer 70 my friends and
the public In general, a large and well assorted lot Of
choice Groceries. The following articles ! would
recommend 10 particular:
Best Green Rio Coffee, Prime New Orleans Sugar.
Rhce, Fresh Raisins, lard Oil and Tanners Oil,
Mackerel No. 2, without deception,
Dutch HerFings, Goldfish In good order;
Clavst Wine In cssk and boxes, pure cider vinegar.
Agensral assortment Of Tobaeeo. Nals, imported
md domestic LiquoFs and imported eegArs.
lancaster January "a. 1853. y. BECKER.
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NEW BOOKS!

At the city Book Store. opposite sAsOErsrsb
Hotel, Lancaster, Ohio. 6@9t
Observation-Disclosures Deeds Of American he.
81 roes,Nights in q Block hon Sc tha DiscnFdedDAughr
ter, the Australian captive and the Gold Regious Dick
Wilson, Frost's Pictorial history OF California, Ex-
ploringE Expedition to C~alffornii ,theWide, WideWorId,
Frank Freeman's Barber Shop, the Nile Boat, Adviee
to Young Men, History Of the Mexican War, Napo-
Of Wom,n, Life Of the Empress Josephine.
,April26 JOHN SEARLES.
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Queenswnre.

A bargain may now oh had BY any one In want o
~ anica dInner or tea set, BY calling At ". 7
WIaSp, where . large and completely ssscfted stock ID
now unpaekip =, $500
juno 81. q: 49,
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~ PLASTER OF PARIS, sc
z Barrels CaIcined Plaster ,5Odo Water Lime. 50 4
- ground Plaster, for sale by, Il. d. SLocUh.
lancaster, June 26s y
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q. q col,

m Kegs and dfy,, Venotia1 Lead, Yellow oehre.
Prussian Blue, Red Led, Bithsrge, Linseed OIL. Sperm
Oh, Corn Oil, eopai Varniah, coach do, chrome Vel
low. do. Green, Rose Pink, Yernillion, Lamp Black,
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sPLENDID ron

A agent for Henry Farnum Of Philadelphia.
"A viii sell the property enown uethe Reese Man
sion House situated on Main street., IN the city o
Lancaster. This house b one Of tMe most beautlia
and we'll finished private resideneeo IN Central Ohio,
End win Be eold II . bargain % the pufchaser. The
title 10 indiaputabie. so p VAN TRUMP
June Q, 1853. rt
Uo. s. JOurna,eopy FOR . iuIsrtiOus charges this
Office. tt ~NtFe fAt MFsta, ti
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KossTA Still IN P~Rlsos.--It appears
from a letter Ia the New York Evening
Post. dated at Constantinople, October .,
that Mr.. ofiey, the American Consul at
Smyrna, protested against Kossta's release
on the conditions prescribed by Baron de
Bruck, and acceded 10 by Mr.. Marshi and
refused to demand Il Of the French consul
upon such terms. Kossta himself, II Is sad,
took the same view Of the case. and refused
to be liberated on those conditions, and at
the date specified, he still remained Ia pris-
on. The following 10 an extract from the
Posts letter;
Though this arrangement (between Bar.
on de Druck and Mr.. Msrsh) appears IiboraI
on the part Of Austria, and honorable u
the United States. II Is said here that the
Consul Of the United States at Smyrna has
refused TO demand Kossta's release from the
French hospital Ia which he Is closely con
fined aud strictly guarded. on the grount
that the Austrian Government should MOI
be allowed to state Ia Il any reservation O.
"rights,n and be required to admit the lille
gality Of his arrest. The Consul Required
that Kossta shall be, aog, abandoned By
Austria, and acknowledged by her as bcinl
an American citizen. Until then, herefns
cs to claim him Of the French Consul. ant
refuses to obey the instructions OF the Amer
lean Minister on the subject Of his arrange
ment Of the KosstS's Immediate release
whilst his nationality 10 under discussion BY
the two Governments. II Is also said that
he has put up Kossta 10 protest against the
American Minister, and 10 refuse 10 leapshil
prison and be restored iofrsedsom In the Uaie,
States.
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NOTICE.

10 NOTICE.. ~
TNHERE will be a petition presented to the Com
i missioners efFairfeld county, at their Decem-
her Term, praying for the laying out and establish
ing q county road, beginning At the line between
rChristian Reechsud Solomon Reech, on the Pitcher
DAD; thence westerly on said fine between said
Reech's. David Splitter, ]. J. ~Starlihg's farm; thence
to the New ark road, on or as near the line as prActi-
cable between J Enreck, j. Freed, Thomss Ander-
son and Baltzer Rutter. MANY CITIZENS.
October 81, 1853.
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DRANDIEs, ofthe best Vintage; Wincs-Pprt, Ma.
ID deria, Lisbon, Malaga, etc; Old Rye WhiskeyI
London Porter sehotohA IA exfreaaly for the aickht
September y. 3AfNf KAUFMAN a co.
nApER-Ala large lot Of cap, Lertrr, commefclsl
Hlottlng and eounting.house Paper and Blank
Books Of hllkindl for saleL q theeity book store, cp'
April 2s JOHN sEAhLEs.
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G.7KAUFFMAN q CO.,

G.7KAUTFMAN a. CO..
uAvEb been filling up their stock agsin, and win
keep constantly on hand allkinds of sect
FOREIGN AND AMERICAN CHEMICALS,
DRUGS, PkINTS, OILS & DfE-sTUFFS,
which are warranted pure.
NOTIONS. CoRDAGE. GROCERIES, &C.,
20 which We invita- the attention Of the trade.
Quinine, Opium. Morphine, cAlomel,
Tannin, Soda, Chlcrofornn, Blue Mass,
Magneaia.s Pink Root. Sarsaparilla, SIENNA.
Can bashadby the quantity or small parcelsat
Sept. I 1880. KAUFMAN & co.
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From SANTA Fg.-John Greiner has WRIT
ten a letter To the editor ofths State Jour
nal, in which he states that the "Msxicans,
with a very few exceptions, do not like our
Government. Shoald war break out with
Mexico, and they be eompelIsdto take sides,
they wouli assuredly take the side Of old
Mexico"
He seems TO think that there Is a prospect
Of an open rupture with the Indians, aud
says 'lhe Apache Indiads are inclined to be
rather restless, and We shall probably have
trouble, before. Spring with them. The Ma
vAjas are doing we'll. They have about
1000 acres Of corn planted, and will gather
aboat 10000 bushels, abou. 100 acres o.
whsat, that will proiace 30 bushels TO the
acre, and will have about 050 bushels Of
beans. They own 100000 sheep, 30 ,oOC
horses aud about 1850 horned cattle, and any
quantity Of pumpkins, melons and suchveg
otables as they need. They irrigate theii
lands from spring from the mountains, au'
are the most Industrious people In the Ter
rl.esy. The population 10 from 8 to 10000
1t Is time that our government had adopt
ed some settled policy in regard to the In
dams. All who know any thing here ofIn
dian matters agree, II the Pueblo syster
was adopted that we nesd have but it'll
trouble with them hereafter. As It il, thou
sands and thousands Of dollars are expende
in beads, paints and fumery. which oul
g~ratiies the vanity Of tho Indians and lead
to NJ good. The indian Departm ,nt is to
much trammeled, the Commissioner Of Ind
an Affairs at Washington, to whom all Indi
an matters are entrusted, Is nothing more
in fact. than a Chief Clerk, all his action
being submitted to another officer, betor
they can be carried into execution"
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ID 0LLIN,S Aneient History for sale At the city
~ Book Store. B.CONNELL, Agent.
DUCKS TheOIoeieaID Dictionary for sale At The city
ID Book store. August II. q. coNNELL. Agent.
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uraoBrNsAcK,s LIVER pTLLs..n

No part OF the system u more IIabIe 10 di1epbe thhn
the LfvER, Il serving az q fitereF 10 purify the blood,
or giving The proper secretion to the bile; so that any
wrong action Of the Liver effects the other important
Complaints. taundiee. DysPapsia, etc. We should
ths relore watch every symptom that might indicate
a wrong action Of the Liver. These pills being COM
posed of ROOTS and PLANTS furnished BY nature 10
heal the sick: Namely, LIST. An ExPEcroRAHT, which
sugnents the secretion from the pulmonary mueus
membrane. or promotes the discharge Of secreted
matter Cd. An ALTERArrvE, which changes In scpe
inexplicsble manner the certain morbid action OF the
10 the nervous system, renewing health and vigoi TO
ali parts Of the body. 4th. A cATHARTIc, which acts
in perfect harmony with the other Ingredients, and
operating on the bowels, and expeiling the whole mass
blood, which destroys disease and restores health.
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WaaOO -

UnHkrRyER concerns Ire health md h~nppinsss
uofapnuplo q 4 III times oftke moatNnlnsblo
importance, 1tpke II Tor ersnted that every peInqn
win 90 al IN their power 10 save the hees Of their
children. and that egssy person VIII endsages = gfe-
IS my duty 10 zolemnIy assure you tlsl WoRns, ne-
crrfiugtp the ~orinicn q the m1sf eslsblatsi fhysis
clans, are the primary eauses Of ; lAtFs s15otty o.
dispsses 10 which children md sdult etp tkblei "
you have an appetite continually chfhsehhle rom
one kind o. nod 70 enoshss, "a; ofs.ah pan n ne
stumaehs picking AZ the noses harfnes3a and htlneesot
The BELLY dry tVsgh, slow fever. pulse l~rragulafs 70
member that al these denote WORMS, and zen
shoNlda at unee apply the remedy:
HOBENSAcKe WORM SYRUF.
An article founded upon scientific PrlnciPleregAs
pounded With purely vegetable substheetf being
perfectly safe whsn takep, 4may Be given to the most
bo.asl eon.plainfs and dieFrhGshsye mnea thsm weak
and 0ebfitated. the tonic properties Of my worm
syrup are such, that Il stands without an equal N the
catalogue o. medicines h giving tone and strength "a
the stomaeh, which makes u an lnhllabie gpnedy 10
those afflicted With dyspepsia, the s.toaishins esIef
iisthe best eSAaenee Of Ia superior efieaey over Al
otAefs. y
ErTHE TAPE WORM
This Is the most dithculf worm to destroy ofsli thai
infest the human system, Il grows to an Utmost indef.
mite length, becoming 30 cooled and fastened N ths
intestines and stomach, effecting the health % sadlya .,
to cause 8, Vitus Dance. ht:, etc that those ,tilstet
ing them to an early grave. In order TO destrOyth TIL
worm, q very energetic treatment must be Pn-sued
II would therefore be proper to take 8 to 3 Of my
liver pills soa az to remove all obstTuctlons that tn
worm syrup may act directly upon the worm which
times ! day; these directions followed have nevei
beer knownto fall in curing tho most obstinate cas-
l. OF I0It LoIWs HU.EeLNaraH aE 81 EEI afN - CIV a
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Law school Cumberland University, al Lebanon
FACULTY Abraham caIul.srs, aie Of circuit
l. judges vi Tennessee.
Hoa Nslsu reen OF judges Of the supreme
Of Tennessee.
Hon Bonned L. Ridley Of the chanceos OF
Judges dey their ~hois time sAcasye
school,
Plaza Daily examinations each
regular OF lectures Dut explanations OF the
daily lessons 10 the progress of the examinations
Weekly moot courts law and eqaity,
statement OF facts gwen BY ta pToes
so and then through all
practice The cases framed 10 prepare
Wills records OF documents 10 be
denee in The trials Of the taken by appeal
supreme moot court which held monthly IN the and in
public every The students act clerks
IN Jurors circuit Judges ehancelors, other ofela
paeiiies connected with their suits
third ia
embe and Thursday February. The
menees succeeding Monday in February and second
Thursday in July
ITpenses per eonTudon fee $50, advance
boarding about $50. Students furnish
VIII be had In the Lebanon bookstores.
required the COURSE
dents No previous study required
any time during the collegiate year
There a legislature connected wi IN the school
Number the last collegiate eighty
ROBERT l.. CARUTHERS,
Feb li--eoly President Board Trustees.
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Proposals Erection or the Loaisyins ca.tol-


TRaAsuHr DErAKr2KsTs March ~, 1858.
TUE lowest proposals constructing Louisville
house. received snsef the advertisement Of December e
OF appropriation remaining purpose been decided
award said proposals. subject
for further offers Notice hereby proposals
will be received al this department until IL O'Clock OF the M
day Of May (Which be each Kind Of work.
ageeaby notifications
BY the supennendns architect w bring the
OF the for building within the
c5O00O This the night reject the
posals invited the amount exceed mat OF "
be otherwise dsemed 10 The interests OF The United
the thereof without consent OF The
reay Treasury viii a forfeiture Eighty hve
done and materials furnished
cordng e quantities and amounts To be
b. The experimenting arehtec will be paid from TIME 10
the work proceeds fifteen cent be retained unu Tie
building completed delivered To the United States
Every be accompanied by written guarantee,
responsible eeuned 10 be by The attorney
United States district Judge for the said de thai the
bidder WILL when required his proposal be accepted enter n
bond with and sufficient IN the penalty
the whole work land It's several parts IN popoonl
be faithful performance Of said contract.
information touching tbs proposed work
obtained application the experimenting architect al
Louisville, Kentucky.
proposals be this addressed the
the endorsed Proposals for Louisville
~ will be opened O'Clock the day
receiving same OF the bidders, II
| JAMES GUTHRIE,
| Mar 26-2awtMay25 Secretary Of the Treasury.
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pENsIoS and Bounty Land Laws. VIA, the opin-
lations OF Departments those laws from 7'o 70
ons oso sv page " Price So So
The auspices which this work presented 10 e
for s p u Wn, our Judgment
prompted The undertaking IN order 70 relieve s ana
claiming and bounty lands have been ey e par
by Commissioner Of Pensions, are sranhed al The
% iha "a Complete eompaon was very much
needed whereby every eman. may be nsnnsd Of the precise
decisions ene them well as The forms and regulations BY
should their claims for adudicnon for
appeal they apprehend that Injustice has
would be source aslonishmen, persons
number Of dormant claims that have been
med due, justly entitled
and %sa sy might recover s upon asa ~
facts SUI and the provisions Of law The opinions q Ao
be Sa Z 5 ,ns pss sHdes a.. might sas
claims be- discovered BY careful eIsa Of The
work oveish and inaccuracies bave been
recognised claims and bounty lands by inadve
rendered BY volunteers Indian and Mexican which
The duration Of those wars may be Consulted 70 advantage
erals Office And in 70 communication claims
funding Of 1890, 81 80 and Al a. where The
."s ss S wn @
public viii be found pehSed the volume embracing the follow
Men a'd Il. iI Il. Stuart, G. H. Conrad,
Members Of he Washington Bar.
Rch,d 8. j. Nj. Carlisle,
Jos. ii. Bradley Walter Lenox,
7. Il. FeudaI, Riehd Waaeh
Of Pension Committees Of Senate and House OF Repre-
sentdtires, &c.
W. Jones-Chairman of Committee Pensions, Senate
j. G. HarsChairman Of Invalid Pensions, House of Repre-
sentatves.
Revolutionary Claims, House
Representatives.
Peter of the " American State Papers,
Liberal Orders for this work. enclosing 50 80
will Immediately supplied by mail by Adams's Express
's' anu A's"'' '''r"'"' ''' '~'' MAYO MoGLroN.
ID 4-eodlm'
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DATED states Patient once.

AcJSF
ON The petition ofstephsn h Long u Louisville Kentucky
ing extension VI patent granted him The seventh
1885, the wooden framed
bridge from The expiration Of said
which tbs seventh ID day OF November eighteen
hund red and my three, (le5Jl-
osdsIed that the petition be heard the Patent once
Monday, (5 ~ O'Clock,
all notified and show they have
Why said peuuon ought not 10 be granted.
Persons the required In the Patent
Once their objections, specially forth wiring least
before the OF hearing All died by either
20 be used al the said hearing be taken aud transmitted IN
eordanee with The rules which viii be furnished
piieaioh.
Ordered also this be published National nieI
Republic and Union, Washington the Journal
the Counsr Louisville keatucky the Gazette and the Aa Gin
enna Ohio, three weeks
The MIN 90 day OF September next, the day Of hearing
X. e. WElCHTMAN
Acting Commissioner of Patents.
sEdors Of the above papers Will and send the
bills 10 the Patent Once with paper containing this noee
An lM
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John HARRISON. deceased, pursuant a decree of
high chanceTy England, made
against sody bearing ION March, 1884, whereby
referred Joseph Humphrey, the master Of the said
whom Ibis referred and
John Harlson late of Thurson-
county Cumberland, descfp
will law America" and whom he
Of 'he heir ataw Of heir law and
should who
DEATH and who
law claiming
America, the heir at law Of the heiraiaw
testatnr Harrison, died
1927, the heir hesataw OF the said
such heir
before The day June 1852
Buildings Cbancery Lane, London
thereof peremptoniy excluded benefit
all persons capable of giving information
the aforementioned
solicitors either Of them.
supposed had brother, Thomas,
who emismed l7s married,
6l = his eldest
Philadelphia about 1884, leaving his eldest Thomas,
him surviving.
Thursday day July, 1859, IL O'Clock
noon appointed adudicang
upon claims Dated This l9h day OF January, 1858
CAPES h STUART,
No Field Court, Gray's Inn, London,
Agents for Z. Waugh, solicitor, Cockermouh, Cumberland
and for Messrs. Saul, Carlisle, Cumberla -
RAVEN d BRADLEY,
No. HarcOuu Buildings, Temple, London Solicitors
for Her Majesiys Attorney General.
Mar 9-law2w