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a SURE CURE FOX CANCERS.
NEW SrOCKL

C,ESIs PL. Congress Caters;
Bys ana Yoalhs Pas Leather and Calf congrsss Caters
received to-day. JOHN kANA6E
ga e Ccllegs stree
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yALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.

ME viii expose to public sale the Court House in
w Nashvie the % of December next, the 70 lowing
valuable Lots
House and Lot on Cherry St. occupied by DR.. Morton
and ad dining lot occupied by Mr. Stevenson
Stone Cutter.
half Of the House and Lot Market St., the other
half belong to NJ Burns Esq
TERMS or SALE:-Ons third cash. the balance in and
two years. with notes payable in Bank, with two good
dorsers The title to be retained until the purchase money
Is paid. J. o. THWEATr,
nov9-dtrwawtd s. y. LOGAN.
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NEW ADDITIONS.
A MEMOIR OF s. S. PRENTISs.
ToON, NELSON CO. havejust received fresh supply
Of new publications. such as
Life Of Sergent S. Prentiss;
Containing full memoir Of this distinguished and tai
ented man.
Catholic and Protestant Nations Compared,
In their three fold relations to Wealth. KnOwe ge and
Morality. By Rev. Napoleon Rousseli, Of Paris.
The Contrast between Good and Bad Men.
Illustrated by the Biography and Truths of the Bible
2 vols, Svo, By G. Spring.
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The Allied Expedition in the Black Sea.
BONBARDHENT OF KISBURN.


The correspondence received from the Crirnea
describes the sailing of grand expedition, consist.
ing of Is 900 French and nearly 1000 British troops
from Balakava, for destination imperfectly known
in the camp Telegrsphs, however, OF later date
have minated that the expedition made its appear
ance, but all appearance only, before Odessa, and
later telegraphs announce that on the 18th de-
tachment of the allied feet effected descent upon
the Spit of Knburp, the Salt water Lakes -
The peninsular of Kinburn is one of the most I'M
portant military and naval positions on the south
coast of Russia, at the mouth of the rivers Bong
and Dnieper, and opposite Nicolaieh The tele-
graphic dispatch, describing the landing OF the de-
tachment, land which comes from Nicoaieh via St.
Petersburg states that the number OF troops
disembarked was inconsiderAble. Towards the
close of the day six steamers began 70 cannouade
The town of Kinburn. The fortress, however, re.
piled in such manner as 10 keep them at dis
lance, and damaged one of the steamers"
Nv their position at Kinburn the Allies place in
close blockade the naval arsensls and port of Nco-
lsief, the towns Of Cherson ard Bersluf, and the
whole region watered by the Dnieper, Bong and
IpgOul
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sHEPPARD's ACCOUNTANT, BARREL, COMMERCIAL
and ENGRossING GOLD PENS acknowledged, by the
BookKeepers in the city, to be the best and only rel
able Pen sold in this market An additional supply Of the
various kinds have just been received by
TOoN, NELSON & Co., a Union St
az Best quality Pens warranted for six months from
sale We require pens be returned straight the spring.
to entitle the purchaser another the warrant.
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SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS.
LARGE invoice Of Pine Surgical and Dssectng Instru-
"a has just been received and for sale a small
advance on Eastern cost.
Students others would DO vel call and examine
the prices aud quality, before making their purchases.
A. STRETCH,
Wholesale and Retail Druggist,
octi Corner College and Union streets.
J. DOYLE CO.,
soap and Candle Manufacturers, and
Fuckers OF Pork and Beef,
No. rs South Front street, NASHVILLE, TENN.
'.'IHshsst price paid cash for rallow Grease, and
ARD. feb25-u
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uNIkRLE! mARHLEIl

M SHELTON, having resumed the MARBLE0Un
WI BUSINE SS, sOhcits his Old friends and thetSSlJ
pubic in general who may desire work in his line ~ n
give him a call his shop Of Church ~ IL
street and the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad
Depot He will keep constantly hand supply ~
Of MONUMENTS, TOsiRS, SC, Of the finest Italian and
American Marble. All work executed In the best manner,
and warranted. sep2g-u
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Repulse Of the Russians at Xars-Four Thousand
Killed.

From Russian sourcrs-Geucra Aourayicn 9 re-
nor, and letter from rrebiEond-we have accounts
l the rcpalse OF the us.ians with great loss in an
attack which they made the fortress OF kars. on
the 29tn September Gen. Aourayief says: al
the beginning, the attack was successful, bat the
position aud the nambeFs Of the enemy forced us
10 withdraw Notwithstanding this and heavy
loss, our troops took fourteen banners and stand
OF colors. The blockade OF kars is re established"
The accounts via TrebizoRd gives more pArtieu-
lars, and states that the Russians were determined
90 raise the seige. Il states that at one tine the
Russians suecede In taking two batteries, but be-
fore they had time 70 turn round the guns, or even
20 spike them, the Turks rushed upon them with
such vigor 10 regain possession Of the batteries
and decide the fortune Of the day. The Russians,
furiously repulsed fell back upon their comrades,
who we're thrown into coniusion. The Turks then
rushed out Of the fortress and mastered an snor-
nous number. This account states that, though a
large number OF killed and wounded Russians we're
removed, four thousand were left dead under the
walls Two hundred were tAken prisoners, and
some pieces Of ordinance captured
Several Russian officers OF high rank were killed
or wounded, early in the action, which lasted eight
hours.
IN the 24lh Of September. Ave days before this
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rTTLL on Till
TEE LAWS OF NATURE,

And any one wanting good thng earnestly req est-
ed to examine the merits and principles Of this MIL
and order from the PrOpretors or Agents.
A liberal discount made 20 dealers.
J. ?. DROMGOOLE sole Propristor.
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event, e. 900 men Of 0mer Pssha's army, sent to
raise the seige of Kars by threatening the Russian
provinces of Abasia, Mingrelia, Inertia, Georgia
and Tifis, 1.-THE, capital landed at Sanchun Kale,
in Abasia Their active operations, however, it is
understood will be much retarded by the laleness OF
the season.
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CAPTURE Of Kinburn.

A dispatch from Admiral Bruat and letter from
Lieutenant Colonel Reed, announce that on the cath
Of September, successful attack was made upon
Taman and PhanagoriS, in the straits of kertch =
The expedition consisted Of ten gun boats. Brua
saws all the houses At Phanagoua were destroyed
SiIty-siI cannon aud four mortars "ere ionnd al
pba1aporia hut were uuseryiceable. At Taman
eleven twenty. four FOUNDERS we're found buried il
the sand.
p..v,.. ~ n. Ru.sisna NJ Kars-Four Thousand
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More fighting in Nelc Greaddal-Col. Walker again
VistoriOUs!-7he Capitoi Captured
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-04-07
IONNER'S L. S. TYPE FOUNDRY
Y Nns 90 RncL1.a,.a W.
. Nos ~, 81, and 33 Bcekman It. New York.
TO PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS

TO PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS
The undersigned beg to inform the trade that they have
recently issued their Ncr QUatO Specimen and that is
ready for delivery to their old patrons we'll
all who patronze their Foundry
In it viii be found series of Faces from Pearl to
Plea surprising if possible their celebrated series of
Scotch cut faces.
Tire Fancy IEpe department exhibits an unsurpa>sabe
variety Of beautiful styles selected from France Germany
and England.
The Scripts and Bordering for the first present
ell o the printing public and the productions of the
best European and American Artists.
An entire New Series of German Faces, both for News
Paper and job Printing, of very superior style is
nearly completed aud for sale
The Metal from which our type is made, will be found
peculiarly adapted to the SEVERE USAGE Of Machine Press
Printing.
They Reg to return thanks for past favor and to solicit
continuance. Their well known liberal manner of doing
business for the past thirty Years, is guarantee to their
patrons of their disposition and ability not to allow
themselves to be surpassed for fair dealing whether orders
are by letter otherwise.
y. R propetorS of newspapers requested to insert
the above provided they viii trade out three times the
amount of their respective bills in materials of manu-
actrc, and forward copy of the paper containing
the advertisement. Gt4l
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Eeeal A0uertiscmcnt5.

SHERIFF'S SALES.-By virtue Of sundry
~ wits of FieI "a issued out of the court Of com
pleas of Braif nd county and to me directed will lie
exposed to public sale the Court House. the boro
Tuwandl, on SATURDAY the 9TH day of MAY lSJJ Of
o'clock r. NJ the following lot piece parcel of land
situate In the township OF Leroy bounded and described
follows to wit on the north by lands Of Edmund Kel
ly east by lands OF Alpha Stone south by the Towanda
creek and by binds belonging to the estate of Ira
Croiut-contanin about AZ less about 80
improved, framed house. log barn and an orchard If
fruit trees thereon.
Seized and tken in execution the sur Charles T.
Merry vs.. Truman Merry.
ALSO-The following described lot piece or parcel of
land situated in South Creek twp. bounded follows to
wit by line beginning at stone of land convey.
cd to Wm Decker June T. 1850 thence by same north
of lot thence south 80 perches to the post south
west corner of lots 81 thence south 75 degrees
west 765 perches To white pine thence south SO
deg west q perchcs post and thence north
IS deg west 81 pcrche to white pine corner thence
north 5? perches to the pace of begnnng containing SO
acres and IS perches less abont l. mprov
ed framed house and young orchard Of fruit trees
thereon.
ALS0-0ne other lot piece parcel OF land situate in
said township bounded and described follows to wit
by line beginning at post south east of lot no.
Flower survey of Govet ands thence by the above de-
scrbed lot south Is deg west 79 perches white pine;
thence south So deg west p perches to post thence
north IS deg west l03 perches post in line of lot no.
ii thence soRth along said line 81 perches to post
thence 1913 7l0 perches to post of lot
thence north by the 3 $40 percheS to the place of
beginning containing 10 and l6 pcrches,
less about ten improved frame barn thereon
Seized and taken in execution at the suit Of G. F. Viii
John Hillnan
JOHN A. CODDlNG, Sheriff.
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rAREEERs. ArrEMrrowI
Plant yOur Corn economically and scientifically
~ H. DANA'S HAND CORN Plan

4 IdH1 y0HT COTN ec0HoMlc0Ily ana SczchFlFcNNg!
~ III. DANA'S HAND CORN PLAN
Os TER, patented September 5, 1854, costs ONLY
THREE DOLLARS, and is therefore within the means of
every man who plants half of ground 1t is sim
pie i'll its construction and executes its work with accura-
Cy and despatch on various kinds of soil.
Unlike other planters it has gearing to get of
repair but Is carried in the hand like cane and be
worked up hill down. well level ground plant
Ing much ground in day aS five men can with hoes
1t may also be used to plant beans it guagc
drop few many kernels desired. 1t is meeting
with unprecedented everywhere it is introduced
having been presented at several Agricultural fairs and
always without exception received the highest premium
being the best and cheapest implement of the kind in
The undersigned having purchased the right of selling
the said Planters in Bradford county, will canvass the
county in April at which time he will supply those who
wish, dispose of Town Rights to any who wish pur-
chase. JOS. B. SYKES.
Owero March %. lS55
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w AR! w AR! w AR

old SOLDIERS Prepare for n .fght rskh
Specuiaiors and Be,cnrc ofthem' The Bounty land
hin giving I6O acres of land to those who served in the
war OF lsl2 any since 1890 has passed, and all
persons entitled such lands should call at upon j.
r. CANFIEI.D Athens, Bradford county, Pa, who be-
sides having the and the eiste FORMS has mad much
experience in obtaining land warrants &c and will do it
for cid Soldiers their Widows and Minor children for just
what it is worth 10 do the business.
The hill provides land for persons OF all grades by land
or sea including Indians, wagOner and houlla men, who
have served in the since 1885, l60 acres In ali TO each
person who has serr ed than IA days except act
ally in battle for shorter period. The widows or minor
children to receive the benefit in of the death OF the
persons SO entitled The widows officers and soldiers of
the revolutionary war to be entitled to the benefit of this
act a. well volunteers at the invasion OF Pattsbnrg In
September lal4 The volunteers at the attack OF Lewis
town Delaware in 1872 and 1915 and the Chaplans VINO
served in the several Postpaid communications
promptly attended To. J. j.. CANftElO'
Pension and Bounty Land Agent
trIrrs py2JD...I 20 pa. "a-sh 8. 1865.
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Nem advertisements.

mo COLLECTORS.-You are hereby au-
thori.ed to make deduction of flee per cent. upon
r tax of every individual who shall pay his or her
u and county taxes in fall, before the 10th day
VE next and the shall be allowed you in your
4" ".ri,t-proyidcd the same is by you paid into the
Treasury on before the 21st or 22d days of June
,,t IIy order of the Commissioners.
1T G,-,ni, tpril Z lsjJ. L. NJ. FARRAR, Clerk.
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Pupils boarding in the Hall will furnish their own bed,
bedding towels &C., and the table silver at their option
No pupil taken for less than half term. The bills for
the mus. be paid in advance one half thereof at
their entrance and the remaining half at the expiration OF
the term.
Pupils entering the Institute pledged to the oscr-
vance of the Regulations and will be admitted on
other terms.
Especial exercises arranged without extra charge
for those qualifying themselves teachers for common
schools.
For classification of studies and teXthooks see crcu-
lars for which applv TO {. /. WARD, President.
= F. Corr Sec 2I J. n. M0NTANYE, Treasurer.
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a NEW THING.

DEING very desirous to get my books set
ID tied up have concluded to quit making accounts.
bd sell goods hereafter for READY PAY only and with
@ nutinr the dodge of firm, call on all those in
trJ to Srtte g. Pay up. Now therefore, upon the re-
n Of my Ncc Spring Goods, say about the 18th or 2Oth
in.t shall commence the Ready Pay system and If |
& any leisure Shall be after those who do not call and
settle up. with Il sharp stick. y. ID. BARTLETT.
T,wauda April 4 lS55
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EXECUTOR'S MOTTO.

ENECUTOR'S NOTICE-All persons in
IL debted to the estate of EllAL STEVENS deceased.
late OF Rdgimy township. hereby notified to make
pavment without delay and all persons having demands
against said requested to present them d au
thenticated for settlement STURGES SQUIRES,
WM. STEVENS,
Ridrilry March 90 1855. Executors.
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Ce,a. ADVERTISEMENTS.


he the more or less ahont twenty-five acres inprov
ed one framed house. one blacksmith shop, and small
orchard of fruit trees thereon
Seized and taken in execution at the suit of LeGrand
Banoraft to the of john c. Adams VIM E. Gore.
ALSO-Ths following 1T, piece or parcel of band stu
ate in South Towanda (now Towanda townshp bounded
rs follows the north by lands of Edward OyertOn aud
c. Moores ot the east by lands OF William and Michel
Dresain the south by lands of Hiram Fox and Hiram
McG and lands belonging TO the estate of Benz Wilcox,
dec d. and on the west by lands of Dennis McGi-con
aicng about l25 acres more less, about twenty-five
improved, framed house, framed barn and
Il few fruit trees thereon.
sSeccd and taken in execution at the suit of WIN. VI
umbaugh to the of Edw. Overton James Ne-tor
and Edward WEIGH doing business in the name of Ec-tor
Welch Also at the suit of James Dewew to the ol
Edward Overton James Nestor and Edw. Wech doing
business in the name of Ne-tor & Welsh.
AiISOThc following described lot, piece or parcel OF
land situate in Albany twp. bounded the north BY
lands belonging to the estate Of H. Ladd, deed, the
east by other improved ands--warrantee unknown-on
the south by lands of S. Wilcox j. Jackson and Others
the southwest by lands of Jacob Hevery and the
west by lands of c. Maloncy D. English and NJ. Kellogg
containg about 400 acres, more or less known the
Rollm Wilcox lot.
Al.SO--One other lot piece parcel of land situate in
Albany twp bounded the north by lands of Augustus
Steriger east b. lands of Johu Sterger and Morris
unseated lands south by lands OF VIM Sharp and west by
elijah Green and d, OrmSby containing about leo acres
more or less, about IL acres improved, Known the
Freeman Wilcox lot.
AISO-one other lot piece or parcel of land situate in
Albany twp bounded the north by lands lately decided
to R. r. Carpenter by F. Wilcox east by unseated lands
warTanteeS name unknown, south by lands D. jackson
and Vim. Sharp. and west by D. Ormsby and Wm Sharp;
containing about 10 less about 10 i'm
proved one log house, long barn. and few fruit
trees thereon, Known the James Wilcox lot.
Seized and taken in execution ut the suit Of j. Wilcox
assigned to John c. Mcrccreau R. r. Carpenter
JOHN A. CODDING, Sheriff.
Sherif~s Office.
Towanda, March 81, lSji.
rs Notice is hereby gven that amount equal to the
costs will be required t. be paid upon each sale when
down to The bidder and upon failing to comply with this
regulation tract OF land viii again be offered for sale.
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T O w AN D A
FEMALE SEMINARY. I

9i> school, ;der the charge Of the Misses HANSON,
: hrd IN the north end of the Ward House, i'll the
H formerly occupied by Laporte, Mason Go.
N.'' EMMA II NNSON will Join her sisters in few days
& N llHrc will give instruction in the French language
me school year will consist of four quarters of eleven
'" Zach, The summer vacation commencing in July,
anu ending IN September.
= TERMS. QUARTER:
u 'iGvs-To inclUdr the elementary English s., oo
'''rlrS and the study of the Latin language :" W.
M" ,''ss-F" include the more advanced stu-I
'le English branches, with Mathematics, 50 CO
T,.H me me 'tady Of I.ItiHaUd French ..........)
n'I ,'1ts-fo nrludc Mathematics. Mentalj
.I H'al Phlosorhy, Rhetoric, Botany, DC. Sl2 90
'' '"ul ana French ......................1
III %~ pupil will bring with her desk and chair. There
,,' u" extra charges whatever.
.I''c. Instruction on the Piano with Of nStr'l-
. VIII he given by Miss REBECCt y. HANSON at go
m fLr"r, and A. arrangements now in progress
rGapeed class in vocal music viii be formed.
"" 1t HIS on Rhetoric Moral and Intellectual Pho-
- ana the higher branches of English composition,
lr~, 'e delivered once or twice in each week.
t avn 0i the Teachers will he to impart thorough
tas' oi the studies pursued and 10 give tone and
-.TeGH scr U Their School which will recommend it 70 the
r'e'ee ot the community.
"eNt Quarter viii commence Monday. april So
ie2 eavc tn refer u the following named gentle
n. X Rev. ALoNz0 POTTER. Bishop of the Diocese Of
Cl' t.id" phia Rcy Dr. MAcLEAN, President of the
~ 81 New Jrrscy, Princeton
E,r AVID WiLNOF, q. i. MASON Esq, {. l.. WARD
c,5 Nm. "EoRGE SANDERsoS, ID. f. BARSrow, Esq
r.. AEANs Towanda
''"c'lha March u. 1853.
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80 the Citizens of Bradford County.

DOOK BINDINGS. WELLS respect
I'D fully informs the inhabitants Of Bradford County that
he sill continues the BOOK BINDING business in the
village Of Bghamt1n, and is ready to attend to anything
in his line that may he entrusted to his
Particular attention will be given 10 the binding Of Mu
sic Magazines Law Books &c. Everything vii. he done
promptly and in the ncatcst and most durable manner
G.- Bndery in the Third Story, Measrs. Harring
tons Store, opposite the Post Office.
Be- 4, there is BiHderv in Bradford county. for the
accommodation of the public arrangements have been
made by which Books left at the Office Of the Bradtord
RPotcr, will be forwarded to me, and returned without
extra expense
BngiImton, March 81 1855. n-42
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LOCK- OUT FOR RoBBERs

4 -. NN'I'f1-NObuil ltNitEbluIlI III
form, all those that entitled to Land Warrants
under the act Of March 3 lsj that he is prepared
with 9 necessary forms to meet every lie would
also say to those who cannot conveniently come to Towdn
-! mat by sending him statement OF the nature of their
GAINS he will make 0Gt the necessary papers that be-
G[tAd ny them before the nearest Justice of the Peace
ne you'd also aF. beware Of travelling spectators
Ills terms arc 80 cents down. and s. after the warrant
NrrroNcl. TowAnAa. Mnroh u. 1855.
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EOREIGN ATTACHMENT -CoMNoy

k'OkEiGN AIIAt ii MEN I.--COMMON-
Il WEALTH or PEHNSYIyANIA; Bradford County. S..
TO the Sheriff of RradoId County, Greeting: We
nlnd You that you attach OWEN D0UGHERri
late Of your county Ivy all and singular his goods
and chattes, lands aud tenementS monies, rights
and credits in whose hands possession scever the same
may be- that he be and appear before our court Of com
pleas TO be holden at The borough of Towanda in and
for said county the first Monday Of May next there to
answer James Mckenna, OF plea of assmpsit, damages
not exceeding hundred dollars, and that you summon
and all persons in whose hInds pOs-eSaion the said
goods, cites monies rights and credits, any of them
may hc attached that they and every of them he and
appear before said court at the day and place aforesaid
to what shall be objected against them aud abide
the Judgment OF the Court therein and have you then
and there CHS writ.
Witness the Honorable DAVID WIIMor, President of our
said court at the Borough of Towanda aforesaid the 2s
day OF March, y. d. 1855.
ALLEN McKEAN, Prothonotary.
certify the above TO be true copy Of The original writ
John j. C0DDING, Sheriff.
Sheriff. osice, Towanda, March -, 1855.
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EGISTER'S NOTICE. .-N Notice is hcrcb

- EGISTER'S NOTICE Notice is hereby
given that there have been fled and settled in the
office OF the Register Of Wills in and for the county ot
Bradford of administration upon the follow ing
estates. viz
Final account nr Thomas Elliott aud Vim. Cnoibaugh.
2d. Administrators of the tate OF David H. Owens, Of
Monroe deceased.
Final account OF Leonard Cph3m, surviving admins
of the of Beriah Pratt late of Troy deceased.
Final account Of Amos 7. Spaldng and Owen Spaidu-.
administrators with the VIII annexed OF John Spaldne
late of Athens deceased. r.'.
Final account Of Paul Qlick Aaron Ely and Sarah Cor
formerly Sarah Slrsc executors of the csitc Of
William Santre, 1te of Ahylnm deceased,
I'd Partial account Of Joseph NenaT wing admin
sraor Of tie estate Of Horao Lad late Of Albany twp
deceased. 'sa
And the will he presented to the Orphans Court
Of Bradford County Monday, the 7h day Of May next,
for confirmation and allowance.
JAMES II. WERE Register,
Register Office March 30 lS55.