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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-08-15

New YoRK, August 7.-1Tbe steamer Az;
lan,ic arrived here Sa.urdaysnight, with four
days later adyices from England. ,ss
4 CoMMERcIALiIN TEtLlGENc The Bread-
s,uffs market sai Liverpool continued de-
pressed, with avery limited demand, Flour
had further declined per bbl., Wheal3d
per busheLs and Corn i per auuFier. @ q
The money marketin london, was ensy.
Trade in ManchesIer was more saslsfac-
iory.I sii
GENERAL INTELEleEEcE. Tho Czar has
refused ID evacuale the Pflpcipalites. 4
The GernanIc Diei has accepted, without
condlionss ,he A1AUo,P P5ussian irealy.s
Prince Paskiewiicli Is nsi dead. asreporl.
ed but will resume The command Of The
Danubian ARM, as soon us his heal,h lsre'
stored. = 4
Abbns Pacha. ,he Vice Roy Of Egypt, is
dead, his disease was fpoplexy.
A dispatch from Vienna says, that Gen.
Hens. with ap Austrian army, had crossed
The Wallachian frontier. ~ N
Prince Gonschakoif has announced his
intention 10 defeno Moldayia and WaIIachia.
with GOO, 900 men; his head-quar,ers Is al
Alobodzer.
Gen. Eadas had concentrated his lorcei
a, Ks.aroski.
The official documents published by the
Car IN the Danubinn Provinces, bear the
words "Proiecior ofihe Principaliiies."'
Three steamers belonging 10 the. allied
flee. had again Appeared before Odessa, and
deslroysd some Of ,he works here.
The lasessndyices from The Dsoube would
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-08-15
Literary NOTICES.

We have neglected our notices Of books
and periodicals for 50 long time ,hal'we
wonder publishers continue TO send ihem.
Yet large number have been regularly re.
ceiyed; and these, 100, oS the very besi--as,
for instance, Blackwood's, Pulnam's. Gru.
ham'ss Godoy's, Peierson's, Ladies Repos-
j.Ory, West American, Western Odd Eel.
lows. Templnr's, Journal Of Education,
Popular Educator, Peoples Journal, Scien-
,iic American. Musical World, Musical
Review, Sc, DC. Several new and yalua.
BILE books have also been received. which
we have notnodccd. To attempt 10 pay
old debts, BY noticing them now, would re-
quire 100 much space. II, however. our
friends are willing lo"let by.gones be by;
cones, we shall endeayor 10 do be'Ier in
future, and as an evidence Of our de.ermi'
na,ion; we shall noIicea few which have
been received within a day or two:
y The Wesis,n Odd FeliOD's Magasinei Is
published and ediIed by our highly yesieeme5
,lriend-Rey. Geo. D. Jccelyn, r. g, u. 2
of .hsoncampment Of odd Fellows d Is,'
Professor Of MalhemaIicsin White Wple'
College. "a, Csnlreyllle. la, and N, W. y
Of lhe Temple Of Honor, Of the United
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-08-15

THE ADJouRNMENTo OF CONGRESS- 10 saidt
that only sixteen members remained 10 tho
close 6f The session; bui, Of course oil df6w7
sheir pay 10 the close. No doubi Ii was-
prolonged muihiyfor ihe purpose Of incrcssi.
ing the Ppy Of members. Well, they have
adjourned,i and Tho people rejoice. Whats
have they accomplished Echo unsworss
what! In another column, wo give sum!
mary Of their principal acts, taken from tho.
Cleveland Herald. We think the edi,or T.
mistaken about the Homestead Bill Tor Kan
sas and Nebraska, for reasons given last
week. ARiycr and IIarbOfbill waa Psssed, |,
but is vetoed BY ihe President Blu, Of these
things we shall speak more iully hersalieE
Congress has adjournOd--les sll the people
rejoice. sa sst
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-08-15
,Adiournmcnt a oT Congrcss.

Yheformal adjournment OF Congress ,akss,
place u, day.sl 3 o'clock, buI tho ac,ual
cessation 81 business occurred d. four o'clock
on Egiday last, and before night mos, Of The
niembefs were on their way home.
& The message OF the President with hisys-
Toe of ahef Harbor and River Bill wss 70.
ceiyed BY ihe House al noon on Friday, iopg
sofnkDy memoefs had len town thai q QUO
run, could no, be mustered. and hence no
ae,icn as,aken upoDil. or course the bill
could not have been passed over The Pred
dents head, and therefore nothing could have
been gained by any action, n 5'il.,.' 81
The most importan, bills which have bean
passed are as follows: IS,
The regular Appropriation bills. :,
The Kansas and Nebrsska bill.
hebilI providing for six frsl-class War
Steamers.
The Ten Million bill Of che Gadsdsa
Treaty. NJ
The Homestead bill for. Kansas and Ne
braska. y
The bill extonding the Warehoussing
System.
Ihe bill 70 give eiiect 70 ihe Canadian
Reciprocity Treaty.
The Minnesota Land bill In which
was perpefased1he innocent fraud BY The
CLERK, Forney, was, on the discovery of,he
alteration repealed. =
The Senate has also perlecIed a number
Of treaties, among which are The follow
ling:
The Gadsdeh Treaty. M. "
The British Colonial Reciprocity Treaty.
The Commercial Treaty with Japan.
The Neutrality Treaty with Russia,
| The amount Of money appropriated by
the present Congiess Is over seventy mil.
lions Of doilara, mainly for gup.powder.--.
Had Pierce succeeded 10 getting the zen
millions he asked foE, with which 10 Gel up
Q fight with Spain, there is no telling but ne
and his Cabinet would have gone of in >
halo olsmoke before The next session--aDd
The co unity with them. rs
So far as the Upper Lake country Is con;
cerned, j. has lille 10 be lnaukful for. Chi.
cago, Milwaukee, Detroit. Toledo, Sandusky
and Buffalo have appropriations for Gus.
tom Houses, and at those points among iha
above, whore the United STATES Courts are
held, larger sums are appropriated, 50 as 70
include rooms for holding these conus---
Cleo, Herald Of the 7tk. S.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-08-15


have ili bur, pl obably. neilbes he nor will
sac The end of,n
: Gortschakoif is consfmed in the command
Of lbe Moldavina and Wavachian army.
Conslan.inopls letters state lha. Aus.ria's
lnternuncio expressed himself very strongly
at Omer Pacha's presumption in crossing
The Danube after ithad been agreed that the
Principaliies should be occupied by Austria.
According TO the Pa,ria. the Russians have
completely evaeuateds,he Dabrudscha.
The Russians are lor,ifying Brailow in
The strongest manner ssl''F' A'a ~
Fne French iranspor, Peficies, with TWO
millions OF francs on board for the army, In
Turkey, Game In collision switha steamer
of Malaga. and sunk with the treasure.
The Turkish government has issued a
further sum Of fifty million Gaines Of paper
money. ~ 4.'A 'sls "es
The Spanish reyoluIon Is triumphant. "
Tile fighting was over and all was quiet,
awaiting the arrival Of Espar.ero al Madrid
Christina still keeps hid. Isabella femains
close in her palace. Salamanca had es.
cuped in the disguise Of a amp.ligh.er.--
France and England favor new ministry
under Espattero, but disapprove Of a regency
Madrid, on the 92d, was quiet but citizen,
were sill under arms, and continue to build
barricades. The troops maintain their po.
siion at Re.ero and around the palace. The
J1nia Of safety and defence had decreedtht
organization Of The National Guard. tn,
ex-niinisiry continue 10 hold Office until Es
parero arrives.
M. PaseHs, sub.drec.or Of the secret po
Ilice, was seized and shot BY the people.
i The overland India mail had arrived Ii
i England. The American minister 10 Chin
had visited Loo Choo, and also proceede,
| up the Yang Kiahg river, and would visi
Yellow river. ~ 9t s;s39af 'Y
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-08-15

surplus, probably. Of four Is iise gniliIons
tlahds) over FoW Acusand five. hundred
shares OF the stock, on which SIS only has
been paid, were sold In New yolk, on the
l7,h Of Jdly f0i siD5s25. ss'N
Wehave often heard Of stock on which
800 had been pai6. selling FOR IS. Gas was
ihe:case with The Bank OF The United Sta,es
and Central Vermont, Of swin1ling memo.
fyl bu. with The exception Of Ihe Grea,
Eouih Sea bubble stock, which sold fol
El000 for fi0O paid, we question whe,b.
er there is another instance on record, com.
pared 10 Thai ofshe Illinois Central, and This
i no bubble Or fnncy s.ock7-ihe lands
ar5 ihsrel--apd will sell lof more money 10.
morrow, 10 inGuslrious emigranls, than The
whole cost ofihe road, ,he original share
Holders being possessed Of the franchise q
d rdad, which, with all It's Improvements, i
WorK more Than seventeen millions Of dol
lars, costing them nolhing. .-S. Lonis Dem
Ocrdt
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-08-15

II ~
y Public DocuMRNTs, For somc lime past,
we have received almost daily Congression.
al Documenls and speeches from Seniors
and RepreseDta,ives Of all political psrIies.
Amsng The number We may mention Sena,
iors Wade, Douglas, Chase, Seward and
Cass, and Representatives Richie, Camp.
bell, Disnay. Da~son, PsrIsins. McDufie
and Ben Edwards Grey. Some Of these
cocumen,s ara valuable. One received from
The last named gentleman consists Of the
Maps which accompanied s"Andrew's Re.
pon'' 10 the Secretary Of the Treasury,
drawn and engraved under the supervision
Of The editor Of the Railroad journal. These
maps, coming from the highest authority
endorsed by Congress. are probably more
reliable and accurate than any olher map
exlani. These maps, or one Of them &
skeleton map Of the United States may b
had by application 10 the editor Of sth.
Railroad Journal," Q, Spruce
street, N.Y.
We return our hearty thanks 70 all th,
honorable gentlemen who have thus iavoreS
US, and hopelbey may con,irue Iheir iayors
To Senator Wade we are particularly
obliged. His attentions have been cons,an
ever since our connection with The paper
and ,he documents he has senIus are valu
able,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-08-15

NORTH CAROLINA ERECTION BALTIMoRp,
Angus. 8.-ln Mecklenburg county. Brigg's
majority is 36G, being loss OF 344. Re-
turns from twenty-five counties give Briggs q.
majority OF 4,725. showing a gain for Dock
cry (Whig) of ,765-being an average gain.
OF 81 to each county, TWO less than is re..
quired 10 carry. The Sla.e.
THE BARK GRAPEsnuT AGAIN--BALri-.
MORE. Angus, 8.-New Orleans papers OF
Wednesday have been received, The Dtlla.
says that The bark Grnpeshoi, which has,
been anchored for two months off the mouth.
Of the Mississippi, cleared on Tuesday in .,
very sudden and mysterious manner.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-08-15

Know NorHING VIcroRy. The result Of
The election in Kenucky, as far as heard
from, shows thu. the Know No.hfnps sweep
every thing before them IN sha. region. i
also proves that shn, mysterious party Is mol
composed inwhole. or fortbe most part Of
wings, US is charged by the Democratic pa.
pers. As evidence Of Ibis. take the ,we
counties opposite clncnnad--KenIon and
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-08-15

4 THE wEGTaEa AND RivER.-A considerable
quantity Of rain has fallen within the past week.
1t has rained almost every day, and some Of the
showers have been very heavy The weather
has been quite pleasant .es5
The. river commenced rising on Sunday. and
continues TO rise to this time (Monday noOn,)
The indications are favorable for an early open,
ing ofthe fall trade.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-08-15

Two weeks Later HOm Caatt0rMia.l
New YoRK, Angus. 7.--By an arrival at
this port, we have advices from San Fran.
cisco 10 The ,l5lh JdX ~, t.4
There has been astnost destructive sfre 'inf
San Francisco, by which large amour, Of
property has been destroyed. The fire COM
menced on The morning Of the ll,h July, In
the Golden GAZE Hotel. in The first place
destroyed the whole block OF buildings,
bounded by Jackson, Davis, Front and Or
| egon streets, then three blocks bounded by |
! the above and Washington street, aud then
the huIf of two blocks bounded by jackson,
Davis and Drummond sTee.s.p The whole
number Of buildings destroyed is seventy
eighteeu OF which were large hotels or
boarding houses. rhe loss Is estimated al
$500. 900. pi's -. -t .Rs2
On The following day, July l9th, a FIRE
broke out IN Sacramento City, and before Il
was subdued twelve blocks Of houses were
wholly or partially destroyed, bounded by
Third, Fourth and X streets, nearly 200
buildings were destroyed, involving a loss OIL
$500,0OO. ss a's '' ''sag
On the 10Th July, nearly the whole towE
Of Columbia, in Calayeras county, was de-.
stroyed BY fire; every building within lhe
bounds Of Broadway, Ful,on and Washing.
tonslreeis, except one fire proof edifce. was
destroyed. Tie loss is estimated 81 $780,
loco. ifes5.lt n IN,
The squa,ter cxci.emen. had nearly
ceased. sffl 7RFf' ssss9aj
The Mormons in Los Angeles disiric, lost
400 acres Of wheat. by fire. fa5p9
Themihing advices are favorable.
} The crops were good. TFiF " 9tSisa
| The Democratic parry had split. and d
most excited discussion wns going on be-.
tween both wings Of the party. Two seis
! Of delegates we're chosen to the convention,
= which was 10 meet on the 18Th. '@,Gs
z The ieinigranis over The plains, had com.
menced arriving; and all kinds Of stock
were selling in Sacramento al low prices.
\ + The Siarof The West, (which is The steamer
, by which we have received these adyices,
brings 663,0oO in gold, and 45O Passen-
: gers. " ,a' t3. ,9l7ts''03 's
/. Commander Jolly, Of the British schooner
= Bermuda. has declared Greylown under
: Martial law, and established q blockade oil
/, The port. ' '.'s 's9''ai
/ The Inhabitants Of San Juan, had com.
menced 10 rebuild the town, bdt the mostin.
fuendal men had left the place.
:. The greatest exci,ement existed al Kings.
!. ton, relative to The destruction Of Grey.own
/, and il was reported that the English and
!. French Admirals had sent a frigate in pur.
Y suitsof the Cyane. A steamer was inmedi,
= alely dispatched 10 Halifax with the inlelli.
{, ,lgence. f 'l'' I, = = r ,t
Il The English mail steamer Serial; ,he.brig
. of war Espiegle, and The schooners Bermudt
and Geber,y, were at San Juan. ,
o Our adyices from Oregon says a rich golc
j. mine had been found on The Copuilla rver
!. 40 miles from Por. Oxford.
3 The TRANSIT Company's river boat, lsaa,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-08-15
PoMEROY,. OHIO.
TuEsDAy MORNING. AUGUST is, 1854.
job Printing.

irDving our recent absence, we'made some
addi,ionsi,o our stock Of printing materials,
and dfe now prepared 10 execute cards,
pamphleIs, circulars, &C., on short notice,
and reasonable terms. This Is rather dull
season; bpl il any Of our neighbors wish a
nico job done quickly, this is The most "a
ycrabe opportunity, as wehaye more leisure
for such things now than Of ether seasons.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-08-15

WIfE WaIpPINe w . have some mean
men ia Romero5- 5--somo few Of the very
noant1s men with whom &. has ever been
on misionuDs 20 come II con,ac.. We
are far from saying, Or intending 70 say TIA.
our populalon il made Up PrinciPally Of
ihaI Kind Of material. Our ciiizensg generally,
are moral. industrious. eaergeAc and or
daily. and, We may add, prOperoas. But
here arc fstO, very few we trust, who
could no, have been made any meaaer Than
,hsy are. We cannot conceive how they
can ENJOY good health, they are 50 pery
aean.
We have heard. a yaioss Dimes lhal,bers
were mep here, who, IN their sober momenI.
deliberately bsai tseir stives. Wspcould
noc bslieseiI We have read Of men who
could Steal, rob, murder, pass countctfei
money and commit every other crime knowr
10 ,be Law. We have, known men, when
liquor had imbrui,ed them, who could siriks
add even murder their wives. But these
ias,ier were no, in their right minds. In 'heil
sobef raomenis,lbey were kind aud affec'
donate husbands. Unill las. week, we novel
could believe ina. any sober man, clo.hcdi Il
Eis rleh. mind, could delibstadvely strike
awoman, ahdihal WON an his lawful vile
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-08-15

The ApvANcg-This is The only boat
now running regularly be,ween.his place
and Cincinnati. We are indebted 70 The Of.
icsrs FOR rivor favor There is butIile
river business done now, and probably will
moi be much done until ihe river rises and
fall trade commences.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-08-15

THR GREyTowN AFFAIR---NEw YoRK,
August 8 The Herald rsilerales ils state.
lienl tia, San Juan has been placed under
MARTA Law, andpublishes Ihe proclamation
of,he British commander Jolly 10 that effect.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-08-15

The insurrecIiop IN Spain is s,ill progres'
sing, but the country in ihe neighborhood Of
Madrid Is reported quleIss
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-08-15

To CoNrRlBurcRs We have, since our
connection, with The Telegraph, destroyed q
large,number Of COMMUNICATIONS, poetry &c..
sen, 10 US for publication; no, from an un''
willingness TO ooblige our friends, butto pre-
vent them from making themselves appear
publicly ridiculous. ehaye now on hand
a mass Of original maaer--some in pencil
marks, which we cannot read at all--al.o.
ge,hor, enough 10 fill one number Of he pa.
per 10 the exclusion Of every thing else. !.
is no, likely that much, ifany,will appear
in print Wemay find some worth publish
ing, however. II SO, II shall appear; IL not,
we hope our friends will no, be angry. We
do moi wish TO be understood as discouraging
correspondents. We aregaluays pleased 10
publish any original article which viii in.
teres.. our readers; and are ,hankiul 10 re.
.ceiye suchs ,Bpsplaff affieals ragN allow US
he privilegec Of Judging of ,he merits Of
their compositions, and mol become offend
ed II we reject what we deem improper.
.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-08-15

The NEws.--The news from Europe. by the
hate steamers, is rather confmatoryof the opn-
Ions Of the New York Tribune's correspondent,
from whose letter we quoted paragraph last
week. There is, little hope Of peace in Europe
soonj nor does it look as though we should have
much fighting. The London Punch happily il
illustrates the position of the contending armies,
by representing the Emperor Nicholas, as an Ass,
who has allowed himself to be utup in pound,
andal the European nations stand looking ovel
the fence at him, but no one dares to get inside
toput the bride on. Turkey has let down one
bar, and reaching through, has got hold of his
tail, and implores France and England TO go in
aud take him by the head, but they manifest nc
great desire 70 take hold Of the biting end. Reac
the news the Arabia, and see if this is not an
apt illustration. "A. H.. s.,,.
eve publish this week two messages OF Presi-
dent Pierce, anaan abstract Of third. T,hey are
al interest to our readers particularly the
Veto message, Of which we may speak at length
hereafter. The President failed to get his ten
million appropriation, for the purchase of Cuba,
bY the defection,s it is.said, of Senator Weller
The Committee having the matter under consid
Grafton, were supposed to stand a to2; but Sen
ator Weller suddenly changed front and oppiSet
the measure. This sdiyided the Committee eqdall.
andthey failed TO- bring the matter before the Sen
ale. 2ss.i va. ls 8 81, a .aegi'Bsii gSI s9g
The more we reae of The Greytown affair, th
more abominable It appears. We may publsl
some additional facts in relation TO it next week
The nation has been dsgraced in the eyes Q
all civilized nations. Not only so; we may hay
TO pay dearly for the outrage.
She appointments by the President publshe
50 mother column embrace only suct as are i'm
portapt, or have been the subject OF dispute
uCalifOrnia has asainsufIered from desructiy
fires The other news brought blythe latestean
er is sinterestlng. lBaBHe ssi git ,igt
The fire at New Orleans was one of the mo-
destructive Of the season. See account in anotf
er column.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-08-15

'yious 10 her marriage, and represented him.
sell as her husband .,hh, his house
and furniture bad been burned in New Rich
imond. and ,hal his wife had sent hlmiher
10 obtain relief. In this manner he procur.
ed clothes Tor ,he child ano money for him
self-A ~, H
Notwithstanding all Ibis. when the officers
al,emp,edloarre thesccundret last W Wednes.
day night big, vile begged them, for her
sake, no, 10 touch him, and at her request
ihe officers RETAINED from pulling him in
|jah.s Such is woman -sueh is wolnau's
love. Having once given her hear. 10 The
object ol, her choice, no adversely, no neg.
lect, no abuse 10 sufficient 10 drive her from
him. OF wha. punishment, then, should he
be though, worthy who would rifle wiih,his
love, and raise his arm 10 strike and abuse
such wife? MA
Tha, we have one such a wretch In Pom.
efoy is certain. |, is said that there are
others. We hope moi, yet we fear j, is TOO
irue. We understand petition for divorce
will be presented 10 The mex. court Of Com,
Pleas, based upon similar complaint.
We care not who the man is, ot what lhe
circumstances --any one who will beat and
abuse his wife Is TOO mean 10 deserve even
linlelIigent contempt. Ifsucha man is no,
also gully Of every other crime known to
the law, tits because he lacks either courage
or opportunity TO commit il.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-08-15

Pomeroy, aug. A, 1854. .la Ms
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-08-15

TIE LlaUoR yorEsi CoNeREsss The
Tribune giyes,he yeas and nays on the
The question ofusing rumin the Navy. The
Vote stood 80 yeus to 80 nays, Speaker
Boyd giving the cus,iug vote IN favor Of
Liquor. Our Representative, 4 appears,
dodaed The question: least bis vote is moi
recorded. The vote may be classified as
follows fsSitS tgss9' ~ 'il
Total yeas from Free States for Reform ~
Total yeps from Slaye Suites for Reform 8
Total from Free S.a.esagains. Reform 26
Total from Slave States s" o.
Seveniy:ihres members were absent
among whom was our Representative. ~.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1854-11-11
Registers Notice.

| NollCE is hereby given that there have been
MED and settled in the office of the Register OF
wills IN and for the county Of Bradford accounts
OF administration upon the following estates, viz
Flnal account of Daniel Beardslee, Executor OF
the last will and testament of Michael Phillips late
of Smithfeld, decd. tf.t.. .'HH
Final account of Johnson Cowles and Parlev
Coburn Administrators of John Cow!es late of Or.
well, decd. .'
Finai account of Harry Gore and Geo. G.. Gore
Executors Of Avry Gore, late of Shesheouin decd
FINAL account of lanes Bagley, Guardian of Ma.
ry Rogers, minor child of Charles Rogers late of
Canton, decd
Supplementary account of Emily Rogers, Ad
m'nIsratrx of the estate of Charles Rogers late of
Canton, decd.
Partial account of A. L. Cranmer and Pbilinda
S. Smith Executors of the last will and testament
OF James p. Smith late of Monroe, decd
Final account Of John w. Martin, Guardian of
William L.. Martin, minor child of James Martin
decd.
Account of William Keeler. surviving Admins
traitor Of the estate Of Garner Carpenter late of To-
wanda, decd.
Final account Of Charles Chaf1ee and James b.
Demony, Administrators of the estate Of Richard
n. Horton, late of She shequ;n, decd.
Final account of Daniel Holiness Administrator
OF the estate of Josiah Holmes, late of Pike decd.
Supplementary account of Ephrian Brink, Ad-
mnstrator of the estate of Jonathan Brink late of
Pike, decd.
Final account Of James Elliott, Administrator of
the estate of John Lewis, late ofUlster, decd.
Final account of Robert Bull Admin strator of the
estate of John Welsh late of Durell, decd.
And the will be presented to the Orphans
Court of Bradford County, on Monday, the 4th day
OF December next, for confirmation and allowances.
H. LAWRENCE SCOTT, Register.
Register Office, Nov. |, 1854.