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rchbi'iDg thops and other priests from holding sscs

property.
q Break down an old party ussges no far As TO leave
each Individual conscien tousy 10 for principle
and the best men, Wit as ut being perecatod as party
traitor, or ssc'i6ced as . po iticsi aartsr.
Is, therefore .ecsuiiy suggested that ell psrseus
who concur substsntta, In acy or ali OF these snu
mepts meet In Mac state Convention at Aubura sept
26 1854 for the purpose cf putting forward ~ta'e
ticket adopting rltorm, and joining ths great rcpub
bcsD csuss In other States 1t shall then aud there be
thought advisable.
From the position In which the minority OF the
mitSee were placed by the late AAoSa Con seusn this
course Ia cue 70 them and n ve they represented
principal reason urged in the late venion land
BY Mr. Gteley in comm ittee) Asnst preseu ng tsket,
was that the delegates not pointed for that pur
Poa~ sid therefore had not tue over.
1@ely adjournipg he same body TO = future Ssy,
could rot confer on tse that power BY thus haogpg
1t up to DRY II has os its vitality. hence the pro
prey Of calling fresh body from the psople 20 give
new life ard veor and full power 70 the movement
The intelligent thus assembled in meeting,
viii doubt boar FRYE aud full di>cusAca earnest
ly and deliberately and adopt such shali
sure national, instead Of obsl movement which
will tend to secure free so6 justice stron
" cement the bonds Of the republic
T. r. BULLAgD
Saratoga Springs, Sept 10, 1864.
Cali for an Indepe ndcns Democratic Coaven-
taOn In Now Hampsnirc.
CONCORD, N. ii sept 20, 1884.
I've indepeodsnt democrats of New HAM pshirs have
IA State convention, TO meet at Concord ON the
:, Of October.
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TO THE KDIrOR OF THH NEW YORK HERALD
The usual fairness which charscterizes you a. an
editor l feel confident will induce You to publish
my affidavit In this affair, which Is as follews:-
CITY and County Of Neo Fork, n-Jo.eph B. Dya. Of
sac city, beng swofp says hs tie referred TO
cowtided at the Of Ger. cn~ich and Robinson
Streets on THURSDAY morntDg lat THIS deponcat fur
ther says, that the circumstances from whch said affair
were as follows: Thai at ab ,ut 6 to coos
the morning OF tire 18th ins this depenent sent
~ mis- employer, upon IN eirand To- the house No 7S
Hudson treet that on his way up theo from the oor
ner Of Green ~ich and Robinson Streets he 4 and pas
ed the woman called Miss Dyer also mentioned in said
port that he passed her. epopsut noAce that she
passed her. be his head to At her. when he
she also turned and looked back dspooent that
depcDent went to the place Of his destination la Hud
tOn street aoo when he out he noticed that said
famsle had followed him and then the opposite
SIDE Of Hudson street Watching the movements OF tns
dspcnent; that depoDest, attracted by her conduct
ard when 10 had returned Duane street. fading
hsr still following him. he sto oped to ascertae pos
when he Immediately ARRESTED by Captain Ackcrmau
Of the police charge Of Insulting Miss ia rhe
and Of sending anonymous acd abusive letters 4,
her Ibis depoDens tnrher ssys that hs never in his
hie knsw Miss Dyer. had any acquaintance with her
whatever that he never to his knowledge rccolec
saw a. Q. sp"se to her until after no vas arrest
ed, Aforesaid. that he never wrote sent, pro
cured to be wr ten, dictated sent any an0ny
other letter to herr and that he to his recoec
tion knew of the existence OF such . person Miss
I3er that he did nothing whatcvcr In the upon
the occasion alluded intended insult her, wound
her feelings, and that tho only Why he noticed
her moro particularly than he would otherw-e have
done, was from the singular manner in which she
earded and watched ibis deponent that said report
In the HERALD Is incorrect ard uatrue overy material
circuDstance except the statement that depoaent
held to ball. and that he was wantonly aud severely
bssten aud whipped said to be the brother Of
Sworn before me this l6th September, 1854,
j. A. srouIENBu RGH, Commissioner of Deeds
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BALnM0RE Sept. 20, 1864.
New Orleans papers of Thursday Last have been
ceived. The riots not finally reprssssd Tuesday,
- has been reported. Early Wednesday morning, .
party Of Americans visted coffee house kept by Tim
Duffy, which they complstsly demolished. John Kane
dragged out Of the house By the mob, and Is be-
ieved to have been dersd. his body could be
found. James Porter, an Irishman, shot dead In
the street BY concealed assaS In, and Barney Boylan
wounded. The military were unt while this
took place. but the mob had done Its work before they
could be brought to the of actios The papers
atrongly condemn the Mayor and police for the
tnuaDce Of the riot. On Wednesday night up to late
hour, AL quiet
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Tho State Frohibitery Law Convention at
Tronton, N. j.

TRENTON, N. j., Sept. 20, 1854.
The State Prohibitory Law Convention met to-day In
this city The meeting WAS not SO large ~ that held
last year, but composed Of large number OF ndu-
ental citizens of different parts Of the State.
John w. Hazelton, Of Gloucester, was chairman, as
sisted by vice president from each county represented
committee Of one from each county was appointed
resolutions who reported series Of resolves urging
united and energetic action in favor Of the prohibition
Ono was offered recommending independent political
action In the several counties in the state In the sclec
ton Of candidates for the Legislature. It debated at
length, snd finally nodded to allow such coun.
ties deemed 1t expedent to adopt deren. policy.
mass meeting held this evening, 1T which the
Rev. B. Wakeley and the Rev. T. Cuyler, Of New
York, and several other gentlemen made speeches.
One thousand dollars were raised for the cause.
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Monument TO LEVI woopBuRY.-Tbere is

MONUMENT TO LEVI WO0DBURY.-Tbere Is now
nearly completed, in this city monument Of granite
rc his native State TO the memory OF late citizen.
four feet squaye and two feet six inches high with
relief base Of six inches cut the same Ii block
three feet six inches high and three feet square On
side OF this block il medallion in marble presenting
the bnst # Judge Woodbury. the size OF life, and
rect LkeEess The monument II rusticated, and resu
larly graded 70 within foot Of the top where from
foot in dismete IL abrupt point II Is TO b.
placed in his family enclosure In the Auburn st. Gene
iery. With the exception Of tho Wcare Monument
ct Hampton Falls, there 10 none more elevated in New
Hampshire. Portsmouth IN IL Chronicle, Spt. Is.
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IRISH Rows nqCHARLEsTowN, MAss--IAzt nir
there were several ish rows in this city and the
and pclice had abusy time Of t.. In Dublin row. Wa,
avenue, the watch were called to qusll nght among
Irish residents, and arrested four Of the ringles i
About nine o'clock they were called into house Ia
Of Main street. near Sewals fsctory where the
were having desperate dsht among themselves Az -
~ they entered the house, the Irish stopped aghs
with each other. and turned upon the wAtcbmea, -;
Ater obtaining assistance succeeded In srrestng a~
bah dozen Of the ringlceders. Several Of the va
men were severely bruised. 80 furious did the
deht that they tore down partition 10 the rooa br
out the doors and did other damage TO the buldins
BosfoN Traveller, Sop. Is.
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PoRTLAND, Sept 20, 1854
The Mechanics Exhibition opened this afternoon In
this place. 1t occupies the City and Lancaster balls,
which connected by temporary bridge The exhi.
biion II wen aed although many articles stll to
arrive and largo quantities Of things not yet
ranged. 1t makes ane appearance, and II wen At.
tended.
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WASHINGTON, Sept 20, 1854
Attorney General Gushing is preparing to carry the
Booth case In which tho Wisconsin Supreme Cour deci
eed against the oonsttutonaty Of the Fugitive sla
law. up to the Supreme Court Of the Unitei Statss
The Treasury Department has commenced . suit
against Beverley Sanders, Lite Collector Fra,
csoo for alleged balance due to the general govern
ment Of S90,ooe
Another death by choera ls reported.
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n ID VS. By LEGR APH.
RELIGIOUS AID fsMPERANCl COygESM Ns.
Gunpowder Explosions and Railroad
Accidents.
The Fugitive Slave Law Going to the Supreme
Court
AZ m (c

Nea-asrival Of tho Steamer CITY Of Phala-
delPhla.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 20-l0 O'Clock + n
The rumor in New Yort Of the arrival, betw, OF the
steamer City Of Philadelphia, s incorrect shs Is
In her twenty second day from Liverpool, and much
anxiety felt for her safety especially since the publ
cation Of Lieutenant Bartetts letter des rbing ths
frtghtful weather expsrienoei by the steamer Atlantic
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FEIGyyD CH0LERA.-A little rascal arrested 10
Albany few days since and put in jail, managed to
By pretending that he In the last stages OF
cholera The Albany Register ITO produce coduess
and numbness In his arms the little villain thnnped
his elbow agarst the walls Of his room Ia the jail and
deadly sickness was produced by swallowing tobacco
juice freely Thus With countcrfeited spssms, well got
groans and liberal rolling Of the eyes, he cheated
all hands into the belhf that he "gone case Of
cholera
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Before Hon judge IogFahAm,
SmT. 20 -Ckdpman rs McCerran This a,tion
for $l08 for wages seaman board the Amertc4u
ship Io6xnce. The defence that plaintiff
gagged In revolt board Mt the Chtnchs slauda, and
put in yons By the defendant aud kept for fou-
teen Gays when he returned to duty Verdict for plain
a $l71, being the amount claimed less the time he Was
in irons.
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ARREST FOR MAIL R0BBERY.-Col. North, the
specol agent Of the Post Once Department arrested
the 1stt tNst at K.esevile, Y, A. @. Nelson, Esq,
the pos At that place on charge Of robbng the
msn. sr Nelson was brought to Troy by Col. North,
and viii be examined before United States Commissioner
Beach. sMv Nelson is a Of Dr. Wolfred Nelson. Of
Gsusd dian Patriot War memory and II Editor Of asmo
cratic paper at Koeseville.
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HEAVY DAxAGn AwARDxp LIN the Court cf Appes,-
At Iswisburg w the Judgment in the oass Of Parrish
Co. ". Rsels coming No from Shenandoah has been
amrmed Reigle was injured by the upsstting cf
Fari,h Co . stages and brought salt for damages.
which were axeA BY . jury at bet ~esn $4,000 saa
$4,000. Parish Go took appeal fron deaslca
Of Ne court below, and brought to the Cosrt Of hp-
psas which sustsped the 0reuit Court thss irpc.as
upca Parish o. not only the payment ~ che re ssk
csmaxes. but the ce-t a .se SUIT msfss N e. suS
uttls shost ~ stI,rNQ
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TELEG

THH fkLLOW FEVER AT NEW OELEAN5.
BALTIMORE, sept. 20, 1864.
The Now Orleans Courier Gays that tbs y low fevR
Is iScressiDg in malignits that greater numsw a
persons dying at the Charity Hospital aud thae
the mortality increasing in private practice rAs
deaths at ths hospital for throe days numbered niae
Rye.
CHOLERA IN PIrT5BUR0,
PirnBURo, Sept. %, 1854.
There have bcsn SO deaths by cholera since eigha
O'Clock last night.
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From BOet0n.

SEVERE THUNDER sTORM-HOUsE NEARLY TORN TO
PIRCEs-vERMONT CENTRAL RAILROAD.
BOSTON, Sept. 20, 1854
short but severe thunder storm experienced at
Newburyport this morning. The house Of Moses Currer
struck and nearly torn to pieces One Of the in
mates Injured, but no ono was killed
George NJ Dexter has been elected President Of the
Vermont Central Railroad in place Of Howard Crane.
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CNcNNA11, Sept. 70, 1864.
As the eleven o'clock train from Dayton the Gin
cinnat, Hamilton and Dayton Railroad, was running
round heavy the depot In this city the two
hinde1most passenger off the track, and fel
down IN smbankment distance Of ten feet into the
canal resting bottom wards. No one, far
talked, was killed. but upwards of thirty persons
badly injured.
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Sr LsuIs, Sept 1s, 1854
This morning. between two and three O'Clock, build
ing, tsmporari occupied a. magazine for fireworks
was struck by lightning, and tremendous explosion i'm
mediateIy ensued. The building entirely destroyed
with ali its contents and two who sleeping
the premises instantly killed The loss Of property
Ia about 81, 800.
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1he C0nsilan Parliament.
,pQs IOE MIMI aTUpo auoSr A yNup--yuyy n

dhe C0na0aNn Parliament.
A LONG SESSION E-MINIsTERs sUsTAINED--THE CL Err
or RESERVES.
QUKaso, Sept. %, 1854.
Tho debate on the Governor Generals address 10
have closed, BY agreement last night but tho opposi
tion persisted and the House sat all night and now
noon to day, il still sitting.
Tho asst vote on the amendment to the paragraph re
Iang to scevay reserves" stood 80 for Minister'S and
3S sesinst them.
The address In to the royal speech passed.
and the ministers sustaiaed every DIVISION BY
wAelming nsjorities,
Lord Egn 10 not likely TO leave Canada until he gives
the royal assent to the Clergy Reserves Standardization
bill
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Depredations 10 the amount of els oo6 had bssa
mitted In the Augusta Post O0ee By negro wAc has
confessed his crins end rsssssa nsst sf u noasy
There vas sha-p frsst h ssas perss = Nsv HAae-
shire end MAins % MsaAAy, ths lStA ins, vAish has
pvt stop y the growth q visss tsssasoss sad tender
plsnts eenerslly
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Mr.. Howell, Of weschester, and Mr. Aaxtlndale, OF
Monroe, .ere appointed tsllsrs
Mr. HnuEY, Of Chsu aque. stated that II vas report
ed that Pattsrson's dropped II was net so
IL true he was not backed BY urge lobby; but Il
outsiders 10 settle these questions ~as bsttse for
the Convention to adjourn. He hoped tha. members
disposed to vo'c for Patterson would dc 90
Tho voting then commenced and the result was ss
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DEATH or AN IMMINENT LAWYER.
BosroS, Sept. 20, 1854.
Timothy @. Coffin, eminent lawyer Of Now Bedford
and the eldest member Of the Bristol county bar died At
New Bedford yesterday
DEATH OF JOHN W. TAYLOR
ALBANY Sept. 20, 1854
The Cleveland Herald of last evening the
death in that city Of John w. Taylor in the seventy first
wear Of his sge He was formerly Of Saratoga county,
New York, and at timo Speaker Of the House of
Repres entatives.
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The Geusr.Y Hecxee,

PROGRESS or rRK PEsrILKnoE n SAvAnxGa.
inst shss 70 Are 'ns mo-, M,,sa Gs",gsm :. sAe -.
ceDcuson to which our Inquiries oavs bro ,got tss
snsss Is an sssysncs II the ?, s,es Of e.sc 4. oy
m for the most psrt since the storm grow colser
the chsDge to whih we have alluded viii proe,oy
h stin good deal OF suffering Tor lack OF pbyseaas ana
nurres Yet every effort ~ beicg mAsc 10 re,ievs t.
ies dr. abroad have the means OF aev s.ng U
great extent tho wants OF the 20 and destitute
aovRKSoR JOHNSON TErDWTNG RELIgy From yss
sTArx TREASURY TO THE PEOPLE OF sAvANsAA
EXECUTIVE IEPAxTMENT, I
MnedgevilIe Ga sept. IL, 1854.
HoN. JouE T. WARD, MAYOR ~ SAvANSAH:-
Tear Fir: Tho calamity by disease ssorm and fos6
which spreads such gloom aud grief over ths ci of
Savannah vast her cnssss, pene og her bu aes
beng to the grave hundreds Of her citizens and cay
ing anguish cod woe 70 every hesst ana earthstoss
benevolent bosom Bepg the seaport OF Geo ga dH
fusi6g thrift and prosperity by her bcral enterprise As
sta'e throughout her whole extent, will pro npuy
spond To the call for co,doence and sympathy which
easnstes 70 louciy from her stricken and suffering pee
pie have kept silence as long and feel thA8
the Executive Of generous aud besred people,
should be unworthy my high trust II withh-id fsr
With which contemplate the march Of pe.tusnos.
Receive. my dear sir, my unsiened sympshy for ths
suesipgs Of the city of Savannah and the q
my highest admiration for the horosu wta which ysu
maintain your post In the face Of danger aud death.
May God, In his mercy, preserve you, and Gal to ever
flowing your cup Of blessing.
In view of the desttution Of the poor Of your oix.
who may be un.be to provide themselves with nsedf0
comforts and M deal aid, coRsiderng tho amictsa q
Savannah. under the circumstances, afd ioa -
the state at and that II ID but just and hum&Ds
that s The people should enjoy the luxury Of extendng
relief venture to inquire OF you the emit Of
les In order that may make suitable oooti
burton In b. half Of the State tits perhaps not strstV
within the province of the Executive; but far froa
censuii greatly deceived In the character ths
people Of Georgia thy will not cordially approve such
pa'oation of reasonable amount of public money.
At all events, confding IN their magosnimy aad gene
roeity ahau not hekitaio AAvOI ~
the city, such sum ~ your reply shall indicate - b
reason able and proper.
pray heaven to robuke the pestiienoe, restore tSs
sck and comfort the bcueaved Respectfully your ets
dent servant, HERsCHEL V. JOHNSON.
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Commander Boutwell,, who has been for soms time II
command Of the naval esvous In Baltimore has ben
ordered to the command of the John Adams, gsal
ready for sea ut Boston. She Ia destined for the fcns
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BosroH, 6spt -, 1854.
Az The Cambridge cstts market, h Consequence Of the
absence Of Western cattle, the marriott Quick for
hsef st Soc aAranss. There wNs tvssty Avs hcndred
heal u cSstlp .. 10 uArkst
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EArH or JOHN W. TAYLOR.
rho Trade of Baltimore.

Tho Trade Of Baltimore.
BALrNoRR, Sept. 90 1854.
Our city In fun Of strangers fiom the South add West
The hotels are crowded bcyond all precedent and thers
is . large business doing
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United States Warahals once.
SEPT 2O.-Chdrge Of larceny on Ms High Seas-Wm.
Haccy, seamsu board tho ship Mercury, Capt. Gown
from Hayre TO this port. arrested charge OF
stealing passenger clothes,
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The late Saratoga Convention was divided into two
classes; the Arst being in favor of movement Of the
people without dsinction of party and which should
by following the example Of other States In putting for
ward ticket, and thus concentrating tho majority OF
the country against the encroachmen.s of tbs slave
power. The second class determined to suppress
the voice Of the people, and compel them to work
heretofore in the old party traces Of tho Com
mittee Revolutions the undersigned had the
part to represent the 6rst and made minority
port In favor OF Independent aud positive action
somc OF the delegates to that Convention ws-e ev
IDENTITY selected to prevent free d we'll
say a word in favor Of the minority report. N y
Il->efaf iiao .Csat'- opear By the published pro
ceedicgs aimed In the YORK Of August Is
rived when packed conventions should longer c,ntro
suppress the voice and action of the thinking Of
country For some years past many Of our best cit
would thun pollution. and thus the country has been
controlled by who the choice OF the people,
Let every man Of observation saJ II such Ia not the
truth.
Tho public sentiment Of the country dem snds positive
and effective action. Mere dooging do nothi policy
caDnot longer in this age OF progress dufe the public
mind
It Is evident that the people win dem.nd verdict dis
tinctly upon the following y p-opositi0ns-
Prohibit the existence or extension Of slavery In any
Of the Territories OF the United ~tates.
Hocify the fugitive slave Law 80 ~ to secure the
right trial by jury and make the claimant instead Of
the Government pay all expenses OF capturing and
transporting the fugitive.
g. Prevent the Southern disunionists from using the
public treasury lands to aid In locating and building
the Pacific railroad In tho extreme South but eyucec-
trae public opinion In favor Of the central route and
thus sire ngthen the bonds OF the onion.
A. LAact la~ Of Congress securing to each voter the
right TO nominate biz candidate for President on
back OF the electoral ticket and requiring the
and return Of such nominations thus avoiding the dan
ger and Eruption Of national conventons.
6. EDsct law Giving from the public domain free
homestead 70 evsry As<aal ecttler.
g. Loosen The bsads sf Pcpsry, W veirg church and
sAco prsSsxy II szyssssA TO Be esctsd saAuAy, end
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-09-22

cM.A humorous correspondent informs
Us tEat the eAnti-D.visionists nave been
holding protractcd meeting at New Ber
In, but no converts made, although the
whole Emporium hbored with devoted
anxiety, and Justice Swineford aud Col
barber exhurted most faithfully The
spectators did not crowd the mourners.
Esq Slenker presented a speech which
4 jury of lawyers unanimously pronounced
not founded upon fact.
\ little popinjay whom he didn't know
made terrible threc-penny tilt agains,
Mesers. Cameron, Slifer, and others VIII
he thinks ought to be ashamed of them
selves if they are half as bad as the youbg
man PAINTED them-no doubt truly
"Old Ncr" tried to butt the Railroad
but didn't get along near astwell as When
lie Was President of the Railroad meotin.
Altogether, We are told, the series Of
meetings has closed and in view of them
the Star lugubriou,ly cxclaims-
"y Nnj Sim"nion is d.feated, It wN
be Jura,ny und u lasting shame"
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Registers Notices.

The following accounts will be presented tor
confirmation and allowance al Orphans Court
in New Berlin, Friday, I'D Sept. 1851:
TIL account solomon Ecmfer, Admin strator of the
estate of ret"r Korrcr late Of Perry township ceased
The Of Jacob aid John p koush, EXrs of PhIliv
ROush. late of Washington Tp. deci
The of Jacob erbstcr, Aimr OF Jacob lleTbster
late If Bu:Taloe Tp, dccd.
The acct of Rcub"n Grimm AMI Solomon Engol, Aiurs
Of Jacob lInns late of Beaver IT. decd.
The arrt Bavil cam, Adr Of Geurcc Zcrbc, late CT
East BudIlOe Tp, decd.
The acct of John Shoemaker, Admr Of Geo. W lixon,
late O! West Bulialoc Tp, derl.
Til. of Jacob Ruil, Adnr Of Christian RuAl, late
of Limestone Tp. deed.
TIN acct Of George Slerr, Aimr oe samuel Scer, late
of White Deer Tp. drci
The Of George Hi gel, Atr Of George Thomas, late
of Beaver Up decd,
The George Riege Almr of Polly Thomas, late
Of Beaver IT,. decd
The arct Of EiizaLeih J. Elliott. Admrx Of Thomas J.
Elliott. at Of Nifiiinhur. Baro' d'ci
The If John Chamber.in Air # John u. N!lit
late f iiu'alfc Up, decd.
The acct Of iie,ry Berry. Admr of Elizabeth Berrv,
lat. of Washington IT.. deed.
The acrt If teor-r J S,hnch, Admr Cf Henry Eolg,
late Of Niddccrrek Ip, decd.
The acct %: ia Oh Martin Atmr Of Barnet fh norman.
lat OF T. rrv Tp, decd.
Th Of Leonard App and Henry fis!.er, Exr- Of
Peter Fisher, E.te OF Ienns Tp. deed.