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he did. that enterprise would not be long w,ho,,
c,virg The public attention 20 which i is ea,tlI
Ar,tier year will be lhel, 10 show be.te, a..
fsfe tfsn ii. snd II tie akers Of improved -,
tural tools aid IN plenen's can be nllce 70 er1A.
ilerwaes an such oceasious they may fnl the,ssI..
mutually benefited with tic farmers
Martin Grover attempted in tn evening "a 49,.
ile sc'crcc 81 ground and loffy rumbha, msa'
easy IN ts passage iiom the Buffalo Platform az la
e. DAT of : racuss in 1873 much 20 the aa,a.s,.. =
tie Vlgs and Abolition sts. who composed two M ~
Cf IL audience and quite % the satisfaction az -
other ;hrt. tie PUTT Heads. who believe. A..
linn. implicitly in the Spoiis. lours ,ruly.
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fkn and library which were b. e., tbose M,
s,ee;stsd h spy church who desired % become 'oen
srwhsd secure The term, is Van sa. II
ahe :,n,on 81 The S6iety which eEelades all from
sess ee @ember'hiP ho are not connected , van som
svsnse ~. III .b,ud stand upon CON
sse TOOTH in order to labor together h,on'a.y H.
ssovsbt he eject Ofthe association would be . engcnie
%" Ia - 81 name and work together in unty.
H. soeiefy Gid not exclude any one Of good christian
s,'Sipg but the quail caiion Tor actual working member
~. 80, limited He spoke encouragingy OF the p-Jl
80. az The tas an asi tltl0l desinol
X y,rt much good and commended 20 the support o.
shs 1hr,tian community The address w. an able one
go Eeited the undivided attention Of the Hence daring
II delivery.
vice. Of the evening
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rHE A,AzoN rxrLohING ExPEDITIoy


Cs-rsrrc1telc- OF d. - ). isl.rre.
PsRA. MONDAY. S-pt -. l-j}.
IS good q, al f interest seemed % o. manifested
~ tur t'fj oh ia reference p lle River An
s.,nilj II. tributaries. aLd th .-aiiou thereof ali
llI Lite is known e.. tie expedition ,AaL has ben
lttld uu ig lie PcraTi ii Government IN connection,
or railer with tie Cd aid assistance of the Brazilian
authorities 10 may hot be- uninieTetilg 30 yolr reaI
trs 10 learn little more O. IL than tley have hal
oIporlnii, at lo-il.ng.
This expedition which left New-York on the DIST Of
ADJUST va. 10. up 1y The Peruvian Government, aal
Dr. J,eIh MliiuoTe Vas eulg appointed H. AGENT Of
The sad loyeult8r 10 proceed "a BE Uaited States
t4d build Two snail -teanlteats-OLe ninety feet long
RID ile Other exc hundred and THREE These blats
wee luil a. he a-d u Messrs. Lawrence < Folk-
rot Ct CLcrry e. end tA,n taken % lee and shipped
- tie ak star o. tie Lasr, Capt Hudson. fr this
Is-r We Lad very pleasant tip II tweury-sx days
ir,r NtW-icrk to salinas. tr pilot station OF Para.
ssrss IS ei-ly--ye niles irom this cisy. and q. 5he
mouth az tle Amazon River Here We met with i
LITE Incident that cane near proving rather serirus
tie sir There 4 large single rock that Is rot laid
down any q the eAarts and about four miles from
lie lisee IL salinas ulon which lhsEe Is ory about
fer .t si vliD % na re. frt sbou' Is feet q foil
.,, Ign Ni- l'c- 81, .~i q -4c nc w,sr - %
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ToWN 10 Isl ALLEGANY
c. = -as.r.c cf 81 ny. ql.irrs.
AfMnNn Sntnrlar o. nll L.


ALMOND Saturday OF Oh, i-j3
IrJ icfIe Yesterday vii b. long remcu berel b.
Pas n ibis Thirty quiet, weilt0dD town Of AlegaDy
County. lie fret meeting Of the Almond Agricultural
Soc.ey inc Cattle Show was held On that ay aud the
ioru,Iecple were al surprised to 70 nauy folks
and 20 L Lch irc stock. IL was happy day for the
older ueCre some of whom SAW almost the lrst blow
truck toward CLEARING NJ the wilderness. which was
Gr,i broken into IN this town fy-seyen years sco and
how % see their own Torn Fair dspay more aud betsr
cattle. horses, kccs, &c, than either OF the County
Fairs fl Alegany or Stenben, was enOogh % excite
sou e little pride Tie s1mples Of WEeat and Com
tue koUn cen hardly be beaten 10 eli the State, ald
The Butter would probably teat al ne STATE bsdss.
Tie truit ard Vegetable departments were b. NJ
rc-ls Neglected IS tie thirty samples Apples, from
cGe!Lt orchards and tie mammoth Plmphns,
squs be-, Bets, Onions, &c, wouh show Bgs beat
Ct ell vas ! sound. practical Address 90 Agr'eHta's
(Ict politics theology By the Rev Joel " tAeia A.
oitLs town Ii all who are called 70 give addresses on
.uch subjects unaentood well the necessity Or ~
ioIced a. ally the ela.. e re a. d. toi'se 90
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be- 81 of Maniav.
TYR pCuriC LAMBS as CAfuoRNtA.-tbe Comnis-
sisrer a. thc General lani OAico has very rocendy
,aus,d Dl,n'ar 10 lo prepared, embracing d,ttll
Instructions 90 his ,uhonraies Ia California. as 10 ths
manor In Nhh they to carry car tho acc II the
2l OF Aarh. i-i. entitled An ct ID provide for he
survey ot tie public lands in California. The grant
Ing 1T pee mVon rights thyrin and for other pnr'oes'
which circular l. iml 0ltlrco go the public inferred
and uoi, tally 70 io.e who have soel in the
State t tnbla0r> ul explanations rolatso % whx
ay be wired "a the paft ot these who w'nll AVID
titrstNo, q tAe benefits uf Oe lhoral law IN question:
NrItgitf at Hc have for The ms, rlOn Of lie
circular which O. much Co. hong i'r ou. colanu' We ~
o. in Tm attempting 90 con!cnse 10 ihe task hong imos
tblo without tie ri oi tadn. onr rtners IN that liar.
t,l INTO sror. We adVis m who hove friends Ia Cil6r
i'a to % ain from the General Laud Oaeo in this ety
,oIiCa a. this document To Dee s,nt 20 thcm
HE (hargC.lip 10 Portugal has hardly already been
c,uiu,d one l.. q sullivan. Esg, rs stated u Washing
t,n rti bic coU,eI oudcr0o % Northern papers W.
.o ha, been much in Wa hnglonof lll', itcnilay
g. the cis, Of the st. Ious and loa Mount'n Railroad
Company application for the r,ht OF way through no
Cottum,nt property suiToui ding Jefferson liarack,
llr.trnlt apparently grc4t iayorte with the Nd Minis
nation N,tWe doubt whether d. his boon male tho
ttargo 10 Portugal oud also that has boon yet positively
dttmir u to Ttcathr present ineum1en ffoi lttdock.
litt OF Dartmouth College. ihefo ch'nSts however,
loom an in tie horizon oi the future.
TnL D. S. STEAMER ALtYcuA>Y.-We are satiahel that
ic raNal survey about so De held upon the Aleghany
now isilg 90 the Washington Navy 1afd viii result Ia Z
r,roti .lc.mmculng the abandonment OF her enro ma
dncy utterly unit for Use. Il was built under the
sttial h.Ois contract sstm which has been p'remro-
riy tlhoo,l by the present Secretary Of the Navy. Ac-
cofline g. i practice ia uch maior' no man Is now 70
to m ua} al contract unless h biz ~, oil things coasi
.icd the best receive "a under op,n competition and NJ
les h, rs himself in such penalty viii inluTe %;
D lGlrcit q iis obi rati sis iO the letter.
A.dt4F NoKk-N e. hrag that since tho 2)h OlD
l.r lDa. Ore Pot Oiice Department have diftfihned
among a., various l,sm0s,os of tho country ppsllge
-.am. and samY,d envelopes 20 aggregate amount u
uofe than o. zee and lali millions u dollars. lhoss
.rup. end hopes ee iu denomination FOR one cent
three ,titf and twelve ceuis After taking account Of
n ban ON hand q found that those thls sent ont ae
accounted ir 10 within slOO worth Such accuracy
r the transaction Of such hu iuc,s il extremely novel 10
View Il me immense number 81 Posmasters served, s
fruutss # d dcuo of the stamps and enyi
ores and iloir immcn-e -nio value.
Would .rct accuracy 10 down IN Wall st. WctrUw not
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I'm q, rr - present. q he ing q tie Boar
~, Yd-L Ct. TRAIT Sci-fv. held lat 1iaT
sv.fr il j. evident that -auch good j eheets By ihl
div. and that in QUOT I'd unoh'ru-iye manner i
y,ido influence ay every -hp mat leaves 'lr
rcr; l. .urri,d with ~ -9us matter q the saos All
er. TO 7, al AZ "a and in orr City there sysie
-.ue for visiting which reaches tie pool tn &c <
,a,.d and indeed al access bic cases pro NJ
irstrrtf1E r ID. ignorant Gnt aid fo- the iesie 70 4
The ,rnsrT + re.lls read By the R-y l'aac Ochtri
tie scre,s sars that 1 the lastten months g City
~ All, how. iaen sustained that they have "a
aided ly lie voluntary rTices OF LILO Visitors ald IN Z
2 l LII.
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10 ros IvpHO, ENENrs1hcrc really seems now 10 be
rosrtct that TIE waste marshy ground between Booa
Poxbury end Brookuc b be improved and mad habis
bic Its proposed 70 lay oc park and form large cur
uar rord la the center Of he tract and hll mp the na
with lood gravel from The country We extract The GoloE
inc Iasag report upon the sabjoc which hss been
admitted 10 The Common Council
"1he u,stiou of the future occupation Of tbu part
tie Bach Bar known ~ the Empty Basin" ha4 beens
sujoDt 81 Consideration by the CITY GovernHom IN hf-
uerycars. very large territory adjoining son9 d me
o-i valuable Land IN whole oisy has been fr long
Ioi,d % ouy without any value TO the city bat ha bea
source IL great aHd dangerous nuisance TO the heiim
Il ftc e. niuvnity. Many I.ain.tauces have put oG
el The power OF the city 10 take any efficient siefs 10 pre-
vent fL.s The un.eod and d-putd ti.los 10 the ZEN.
tory he ,IartLt ossy OF draining sOme portions
tfc city llo til. spO.l necessity which has only whns
very shot lime L.on rnog'd b. that very valuable con-
mon sewer, which now passes through the Publ; Gadea
and emIii, INTO the waters OF the Back Bay on ts
noulehy s.le of aeon slha want Of power 70 com
Del o. OVn,Is Of the Territory o. l up and nn2f,'eh
all have made il npo blg 20 take any other course ih'a
20 "a lni. 60 oi.' lance.
"ILt.c difculies are al now removed. resolve 5s
ra.ffd the Legislature Ia l-J2 in which p0@gr va
given % fae t0mmsio - DO appointed by me *
e,nfiye ~ the Comm0Lwt a.ih 20 hear all parties wac
claimed any Iierft Ia TIE Territory, aud setlo thH 70
spoo,c us end b. device and adopt plaa, i1r To, M
troNtnff OF tho fats ia Back Bay, and Tor hDng mem
~ wih clean gravel r building pTpOses, aud "fG -
curing such acous street, n and ponis a. sls
be cosiruh'o for public use nnd ornament -,
+. understood uat tie Commissioners have laLnH,
air dnio- tia, the questions OF lille have been ssli
srd Il g BE- great public Improvement, 50 lmporiAA w
TIE iniortsta VI the community, VIII nov 81 on
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,s Il order he h3 t' a. % 81 ~,
.e,,s lssiss .h4i l.-E. - seono1Aie1 . 10 79
-- rr--r --.f-s f.f.-a - r.,,a,-.i -
- y, - r.rartueri - Sc att r1-enz OF q Boa -
- III tor,es cr1 lie ~ ~ % 20 ma Aa ~1-ll-f -
-, - a., q then ral - e. P-lsd Fna =,
M pre~idert Informed he Board iaN the Mayor On
~ "a T,i-.-et A.orreT soad visit the City Or-) "a
No. - Rff-re g. he last 81 ths week The Govern
ar. decided 90 mPauy ten AdoufDed
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No ArfHYrTtc Corr OF TIE Nav Cossrrofigs-
liz Noy1H Couaty Journal Mas says that tnsfe 10
fr and correct copy Of he new cont tnh2 .ssh on
trrfi et.d and from which the document has b3onPfBs
ed itsags was written on paper with numerous ~ 'f'set
hoas. aid "rder. or sLla oipeper waered on Is a..
nsttLc4e g. nothing 10 show what tho d cimsnt MY
I'm sel sdott,d b. the Convention, or By which, win
srv soi, ty. he printed copies may bscompafed
me uf1el custom f. t. have ell egslaiise aes asa ~
solves carefully enuossed parchment b3ioo tn'y a.s
rsy ae.od "a By the Legislature, nnd these Paehnsps
are ,ygred By the Iredinz officer VI each House AM "
Le Goysruor and thus become the authentic copy d ~
oct Which il preserved in the archives Of ne STATE
pulIotcs 0i serifcoiion, &c Bot nothing Or ms az
- ~ I've beon lOne with Ibis new COnstitdsn, s1es
tlereof T. are 10 BE- called 70 subs.tuic fortle ws, ~
conifeef uel tried aud o.ieui oil document w1en ~
more fhan hiry yes has been the iandllns NJ ~ "A
yofd AID deed and has prospered beyond almost any Old"
Ia he whole circle Of the United State.
Gun This be correct
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TsE CBops-A iricnd whites from Amenis' Dfe''"'
Co. A. tolO1s: LIZ
"Poistoes have rolted badly through this section ny
has been az average crop; Wheat and Oat maze %.
heavy but the crop Of l1diGn Corn i enormous ~"o5-
the whole d ihis part VI tie OblOng valley.
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THE JAMAIcA MURDER CASE
Examination or Nc % ADD Duify eon"""'@
Befsrs Jsaoes Ass ~ D. nd Joss ssEoiEsA

SnTH DAY, Ilfsdsy, Oct %.
Jsraes Duff stesI love Ian sbou p years ~ -,
ives BON ~ Ireland and came % this c0uafy noai
as Hey. The time Of ny aest resided N a' "a =.
ouantd vii CasLaine Qaisl J. deceased dnfng het ~
tine; don't know that eyer sag her % knoH p.
al H. I.f, r.rt.ls s- = 'l tle 5,h of o'.9o1 u
L.------ LII : Z ---.- ! IL ------- - - -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-26

A REGULAR meeting OF tie Ten Governors was held yes
terdav al crnoon their in the ktunda Present
f A. West, in the Chair, Cows. Smith, Mclaughlin
IiIokEoy, pugro, Houick, Horny, Williams Gnl Town
send
From the acquisitions, it appears the following number
Of r,rsors remaining under their charge the
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-10-02
The saIaries Of OMcers.

We publish to-day well. written communication in
favor OF an increase of the compensation now provided
by law for certain employees Of the therein
specified. The writer adduces number Of interesting
facts bearing upon the subject which deserve the aen-
on OF members OF Congress- As the subject addresses
itself directly to the law makers. disposed TO
express any opinion TO the in which they may
best discharge their duties in the premises II 10 al
ways the best economy 10 pay the lowest salaries but
the true rule is 10 make liberal compensation and COM
mand competent The arguments and facts Of our
correspondent merit consideration in the application Of
the rule
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-10-02

The Washington correspondent Of the New York
Times has recently passed over the Baltimore and OHIO
road and he makes the following interesting statement.
aud remarks a. TO the route and the road $780,
"ot the Baltimore and Ohio road, however. less /,
known. IL cannot be long that roaic becomes more
familiar the public than al presents aud what
detailed description doubt not VIII have much iaees
with your readers. But that will require moro tLan
could be devoted tho subject In his Aud
reserve il fos another will only say now that the soua
possesses rude charms. well worth the toars inspection
A more wdy grand region than that along whose seep
mountain sides this road hangs for very Considerable
portion distance. cannot be found elsewhere In on,
land The road is la excellent condition. It's police psr,ee,
aud all lis for the conlon and safety of nav
sles commend themselves the gooi wishes Of the pubic
and feet much credit upon The management The length
OF the road from Baltimore 10 Wheeling is $50 miles, which
run 10 eighteen hours under receny adopted seized.
ue outstanding much Of the distance 10 marked by
grades where the Is necessarily slow the
descent must be at moderate speed from prudential con-
alterations Some idea Of the immenss difficulties over.
come in tho OF this great work be obtain
ed from the statement that there upon the route in
all fourteen tunnels respecyeyso, $780, 2l4 25O, 22 $50
400 4s 5O0 20s $780, ESQ. $780, 100 iset in length
total Of feet There also lis bridges, Of az.
length OF feet Several OF the latter
imposing and beautiful structures OF iron, and very
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-10-02

SLAVERY JAMncA-A late k'nGsto1 pspsr, speak
inu Of the efforts of the government to supply Abose to
take The place OF the Paed negroes, says 1--WE
have been informed by gentleman OF undoubsed auho
i,y that the British government is in course Of making
arrangements arrangements not already concluded
for the conveyance Of 5000 Chinese mmgants TO this
island We scarce know whom TO pity nos-the strans
cts who about to be brought TO the island, these
parties who shall frs, contract 10 give them employ
ment We have witnessed the failure of the Irish mm
gralion. The German immigration. and We fssr ws shall
be Obliged 10 add the list at dsaat dsls The fall
ure OF the Chinese immigration. Howsvsss ~ aaue'so
compaiu for we are called upon TO bear any par Of
the taxation for bringing the Chinese 10 Jamaica'
wful man may have his way and ~ The planters ate
content TO tax their products for the Qualification OF
their own views. they may well see The end Of Their
folly We only hope they may not pay too dear ior Their
whistle" $780, 49, =. 49, $780,,
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SUNDAY MORNING, OCT. =. 1858.

y-hr O. W. yAsss ONO,
Tor the Western States assisted BY Messs H. j. THoaA, Jons
r. Dxsr, @. M. L. WIsKnAs, and A. L. CMILDs.
0y-Mr LEwIs OF Montgomery, Alabama, is our gen
nj for the Alabama
stsd By G. Lewis, o. Lawns and SAMUEL D. Lswis
m<Mn issAsL No. ioa south TENN Pniads'
phis general travelling agent assisted BY VIZ H. wxLp,
INN JANIS DxxKss, Jos BUTTON,
r. Dur1ss NJ BopIsx, EDAosD W. Wiley, WILLIAM Il
w An q GkoRsE l. McLKoD
nf-Rcceipls rom either Of lhs above will be good
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-10-02

GAsapA ARD THE UNrrrn SrArss.--The Qasb'e
Morning Chronicle says; The American. want Cuba,
and the writer has frequently told they want
Canada. Canada il fast going 10 hem. Our lumber
goes to New York, our -four and cattle = Boston on
Portland in the winter. and be torns 10 mind tha
commercial is the most solid Of al political annssa
TONS Canada 10 already aPs,t and Parcel The unea
States. and we are sorry at H. Nothing but - rusn q
emigration can save Us. The Tide oil public opinion ana
Of public poweris tho turn Loyalty 10 Crest Britain
on the ebb." s4 lfsfafieI .sRab HN
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OFFICIAL.
Appointments by the Prosid,

Appointments by the President.
C. w Denison, of Massachusetts,, consul OF the Uni.
ted States al Demarara, in British Guiana.
Joseph N. Lewis, of Massachusetts,. commercial agent
OF the United States at Port Prince. in the island OF
Haytl. ..
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GOV. Gorman,a Letter.

The following letter, from his exceleAcy Gov. Cor
man TO Agent Murphy shows firm and laudabe deter
mnaon TO enforce the existing laws in relation the in
PRODUCTION OF ardent spirits into the late Sioux purchase
II was an enlightened humanity on the part OF the COM
mssioners who framed the Sioux treaties. which prompt
ed them to sipulae the continuance Of the uade and
intercourse" laws and il is gratifying 10 know that these
laws are TO be strictly enforced:
MINNESOTA SurrRrSrxrpErcy,
~t fF 81. Paul. September I3, 1853.
Sir; call your attention the fact that
made that large quantities OF liquor being intro
duced into tho Minnesota Valley Shskopce lie Sueur
T des Sioux and Babcock's Landing.
This traffic ia liquor most positively forbidden by the
intercourse laws and they continued in force by the
treaties of 1851. you visit by yourself or some
authorized these points and destroy all liquor found
for SALE and hunt up every place where you may be IN
formed liquor used sold, other than the fort OF the
United States. This traffic and shall be stopped, lhe
hardy frontier people insecure in life and property
when liquor is anywhere in the reach OF the Indians II
all be destroyed before the Indians get up there on
their removal and before the next payment OF money and
goods. re,1f atsfetfatt 4
My information comes from the Rev. M N Adams, Of
Traverse des Sioux and Joseph r. Brown, of this place
am. respectfully, your obedicns servant
e8Nr w. A. GORMAN.
Agent MuRrHr, 81. Peters Agency
BosroN Recommendation Isaac Davis, OF Wsr-
ceser, has been appointed subreasuer at boson isaac
O. Barnes esq pension agent; and Edwin Z. Bailey.
esq, postmaster These appointments will undoubtedly
give general satisfaction the democracy, and that OF
postmaster appears TO be received with mach favor by
all parties Even the whg papers speak well Of it. Mr.
Bailey has been connected with the Boston posi- Office
| for many years. and understands the work committed TO
him, and is competent 10 perform II in promp, and
satisfactory manner any Other man.--Nsw Hampshire
Patrist
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-10-02
From The Georgia Consuiuuoa slisl.
Letter OF General John A Dix.
Nav Yoxx, Sept. n, 1855;

DrAK sin In my letter OF The 3lst ult minated
thai might in few days write you fully the
subject to which IL related My objects were, first, TO
show, by what have SAID on former occasions, that
not in that letter expressing any views on the
points referred 10 and second sustain, BY references TO
the past The representations OF political friends IN your
Stale. should have written you at an earlier day oni
Tor my inability 10 procure Of the materials re-
quiIed.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1853-07-27
Notice to Heirs.

TACOB TRUAX and Rebecca his wife. Obedi-
d diah Truax. Ahsolem Clark. John Truax, the
unknown heirs of Jemima Clark, Jesse Trnax.
Jacob MeIott and Abigail bis wife. Solomon
Moore and Sarah his wife, John Truax and Susan
his wife, Richard TIuax and Rebecca his wife,
Eli AkeTs and Ruth his wife, Martin Ecklebury
and Catharine his wife, Abraham Truax, Benja
min Truax. Joseph Truax, Richard Truax, ODE.
dah Trusx, Henry Truax, the unknown heirs of
Charity Strait, Decd. the unknown heirs Of Sarah
Strait. decd. Jacob Pittman, VIM Pittman, Elias
Benjamin Hendershott. Jonathan Hendershoit.
Hannah Hendershott. Harvey Hendershott. Aa-
ron Hendershott, Mary Hendershott, Jonathan
Pittman, jacob Palmer, Ruth Palmer. Lydia Pal
mer, Thomas Williams and Ruth his wife, Mich
olas Truax, Richard 1ruax. Providence Truax.
Hannah Truax, Stilwell Truax, the widow and
unknown heirs of Jacob TIuax. Elizabeth Clev.
enger. George Clevenger. Ruth Melott. Samuel
Melott. Elijah Palmer and Bathina his wife, Asa
.Truax. Jacob Truax, John Truax. Nathan Truax
John Kellon and Rachel his wife, Thomas rruax.
David Truax, Samuel Melou and Sally his wife.
Isaac Workman and Tobitha his wife, Joseph
Seals and Charity his wife, Jacob Francis and
Ruth his wife. James NeIlins and Elizabeth his
wife. Samuel MeIott and Mary his wife. N athan.
iel TIuax, Moses Sinclair, and the other unknown
heirs of Mary Sinclair, will take notice that on
the 1st day of August, next, application will be
made to the Judge OF the Probate Court in and
for Monroe County, Ohio, at his Office. at Woods
field, at 10 O'Clock said day. to prove and have
admitted to record the last will and testament Of
Mary Sinclair, deceased; which is supposed to be
lost, spoliated, or destroyed, when and where you
can attend If you see proper.
June 90. 1885,.