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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-08-22

City Ladics and Ladies' visiting the cry, can
80 .Trs boors from TO 0i hrst qotiD sLFLLS
~, ~ sips AID TO- secoai qIality 50 ne st,es
AZ 81 ,nd u per pair. ~h 5oy' mises snd Vena' Co
snd snors, of Gil hiEds and prices q" . 'iA w. -
No 1 CaaAl-et
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-08-22

the isrsee, sssorneot 70 tae ey
1890. rs 6,.s,pd Hand Pisnoss OF which VIII 70 SOD ~
nrs tst def, competition Pialos ret aud rent allowed
n e.rob.ss. st II. VArERss, No. >S brcSowsy. ,
Psnns ta.ed repaired pehed, boxed and moved Cssh PAID
a., Seoona- hand Pianos Musc at reaucoo prcss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-08-22
The Reyioyy

IMPORTANT TO CONSUMPTiVES.-lhe keViow
Of the Of Co sampin. ops'hic dons3 Inn'c'
Wst.r Gore erd Inna the pen OF Dr. Hunter,
su ea mad by erery pon who values health Price 10
' '@ SgprMAS l. Co., As.o,- House.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-02-20
Coonsboro', Feb. 10, 1856.


MEssRs. EDITORS There are few things more de-
ccitul in this deceptive world, than the outward ap-
pearance Of large city, when viewed by one who
only sojourns for few days The City Of Broth
erly Love " is exception to this remark. tray
eller on his passage from the Depot to his Hotel
not help admirng the successive squares Of splen-
did mansions which extend on every side, and whose
pleasing uniformity is only broken by the Cornthian
porticos and massive architecture of the different
churches.
Nor is he undeceived on closer view; similar
magnificent prospects meet him at every turn until
he is thoroughly impressed with the idea that he has
arrived in city of unbounded wealth, where power
ty and want are unknown. Let him stand at one of
the great thoroughfares, and view the moving mass
of human beings, that like the stream of mighty
river, are rushing onward-the tasty equipages
and their gorgeously dressed inmatesthe long line
of unwieldly omnbhses filled with passengers leav
ing and entering at every corner and when wearied
with gazing on the living panorama, let him glance
at the spacious stores where every article that lux
ury can wish for or gold procure, is displayed with
lavish profusion and whatever may be the stran-
gers previous prejudices they are for the moment
forgotten, and he exults in the proud consciousness
of an American and republican city rivalling the
capitals of the proudest monarchies Of Europe.
But all this like the scenery of the theatre, how
brilliant it may appear to the spectators
ceals dark and cherries space behind. He who
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-02-20

wants to view tho homes and every day life of the
toiIing thousands from whose laboFs are drawn the
means to support this splendor, must leave far be.
hind the spacious streets lined with the palaces OF
the merchant princes and enter the badly cleans.
ed and illventlated Streets courts and alleys where
the poor live, if living it be called Few but
residents visit that southern portion of the City
where chean and unhealthy tenements abound and
where, of course, the necessitous are driven for
shelter. Here the broken-down laborers and the
halEemployed mechanics reside-here the poor
seamstress and the halffed vendors of small wares
fruit &C., are huddled together four or five families
in each house-here, unknown and neglected, hun
dreds of once valuable and useful citizens anguish
and pine, for what is the right of every human be-
ing-sufRcient food aud fresh air; for their honest
pride, supported by the memories of better days,
prevents them mixing with the crowds of clamorous
paupers who surround the public charities.
And where are those selfglorifying philanthro-
pists who are eternally brawling about southern
slavery? Standing with folded arms and averted
eyes, while their white brethren, their equals before
God and the law, are dying by inches for want of
that active sympathy, which is so ostentatiously
thrown away upon the welfed slave population of
the South, whoa clothed, cared for in sickness,
and when past their labor, comfortably supported.
North! life of ill-rcquited daily toll while their
strength endures, and when it fails they are flung
aside as worthless incumbrance, and left to perish
UNDECIDED and uncared for by those who by the
alchemy of trade turned their sweat into gold.
Needless of the wrctched widows and orphans
who arc furnishing within the sound of their church
bells, they crowd to the lectures of every smooth
tongued ReUerend or artfu demagogue, who comes
prepared to excite their morbid imaginations with
tales of Southern cruelty for the small charge of 25
cents per head. Upon these slanderers of better
Christians than themselves, are lavished that money
which would be much better bestowed in relieving the
pressing necessities of the worthy poor who are
suffering in the courts and alleys of their own CITY,
If the Abolitionists in the other Northern States
little about the temporal and eternal inter-
ests of the fugitive-slaves they have deuded from
their homes, as their brethren in Philadelphia seem
to do they have more to for than their outra
ges upon the South, and that before tribunal
where perjury and nobs will be of no avail
But this thrcadbare subject has trespassed too
much your columns. With your permission,
Mcssrs Editors, will in another letter give you
sketch Of the free negro population of this City
stating nothing but facts, aud keeping close to the
weknOwn motto,
''Nothing cXtenuate
Or set down aught i'll malice"
OBSERVER
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-02-20

Mr.. c. c. McCrummen, newspaper agent, has our
accounts for the following counties, the Courts of
which he will attend, viz: Moore, Montgomery,
Stanly, Arson, Richmond Robson, Bladen, Column
bus, Brunswick, New Hanover, Sampson and Cum
berland.
Mr.. McCrummen is our authorized agent
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-02-20
Gle Stan6ar1,
RALEIGH. WEDNESDAY,. FEB. 20. 1856.
Notice to our Subscribers.

Tho Standard s0M not be sent to any hereafter unless
the order for the be accompanied sOi the cash and on
tile 1st day Of Nay, 1885, the cash rule acW be established
soi reference all subscribers and all Oho may be in ar
that time sciN be erased from tile st Subscribers
.oiN be duly informed Of the amounts of their indebtedness
-cspecti0ely and shall adopt plan by chich they
.0iU be thereafter regularly notified Of the dates at schich
their subscriptions sOiu expire.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-02-20

Mr.. Sidney A. Smith, of Johnston county, has
published in the Standard card to the public, in
which he gives in his experience Know Nothing
and also his reasons for abandoning the order He
was, among thousands of others, deceived by the
false representations of its members, and Joined the
order upon the faith of those representations which
very soon proved to be false. He thus publicly
washes his hands of the unclean thing, and steps
back into the Democratic ranks.
Is Dem Pioneer.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-02-20

The new board Of Directors of the Fayetteville
and Warsaw Plank Road Company have appointed
DR.. Thomas Bunting President, and Patrick Murphey
Esq, Secretary and Treasurer of said Company.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-02-20

Know NOTHING DEFEAT-Out oftwenty-two coun-
cimen in Wheeling Va, twenty lone have just been
elected against the know-nothing ticket The know
nothings had swept Wheeling clean, under the cry
Of" Foreigner" Pope" 4" Jesuit nc but after two
or three victories, the people were unwilling longer
to countenance the humbug, and hence the uprising
of the people and the downfall of the dark lantern
oligarchy.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-02-20

The CorroN TRADE.-The cotton crop figures from
the LIST of September to the close of December, as
made up in the circular of Mr.. w. P. Wright, in
New York, show the comparative
1855 1854.
Receipts at all ports, bales, $4,000 $4,000
Foreign exports, $4,000 $4,000
The receipts are already in Of last year
613, 900 bales which, without further change, would
give crop of 3.46O'O0O. The estimates now range
$500 900 to 1900, 900 bales.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-02-20
UoMprRoLLER,s REPORT

CONTROLLERS REPORT
For the Fiscal Year. ending s1st Oeto6er, 1850 "a
(coNrINuEDl ssSssE
PUBLIC FUND| Statement Co ssEEef:ex ts
Exhibiting the different from which we scapff
of this fund have been deriye6
cr1,ed interest " sss& eb47s,s70 e.
Tsmnor.nv STATE loans ~ 49, 6SI,4y6
RsI.ssph and CASTOR Railroad dyidends SO712
E.v.t1.v;II. o,,, Weston pksS krbfd do 4,SU0
I2"s. ~ W;,n,;n,;to. q sH.lSrh r = RppAs 1900 o
Tax ON Bank Stocks ''sIo 20 90
Ditto Attorneys Liceusex goo 0 o9
Collections If Cherokee Bonds, o,o zoo 700 ~ -
Public Taxes due 1855, @'''S"' W
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-02-20
COMMUNICATIONS.

TO BE CONTINUED.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-01-22
N A " UFA AOTURIN a.

Gsnan@h Regular Mariettl, Par.
sSssssstaS kersbtsi'gh, aI0cESisigpOrt,
FSs=sssts 7IsayensWOOd, POlMerOy,
West Columbia. GalIipOTiS, Guyan-
dOTte, C;ItiActsbnrg, alfOnt0n, and
Cininnati Packet I555cs 5.ipr rs,.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-01-22
HELMBoLD,s HIGH y CONCENTRATED
COMPOUND EXTRACT FLUID
SARSAPRA AILLA: :anyr. !

For Purifying the, Blood. removing all diseases
arising from excess Of Mercury exposure and M
prudence in life, chronic constitutional disease
arising from an impure state of the Blood and
the only reliable apd1effectual known remedy for
the cure of Scrofuia, Salt Rheum, Scald Head,
IIicerations or the Throat and Legs, Pans and
iSwellinss, of the Bones, Tettef. Pnnples on the
Face, ana all Scaly Eruptions Of the Skin,iha iet
This article is now prescribed b. some OF, the
most distinguished physicians in the county, and
has proved more efficient in practice lhan any
preparation Of Sarsapari!la yet offered 10 the
public. Several cases Of secondary syphilis,
Mercurial and Scrofulous diseases have enpTeiy
reeoteredin the incurable wards Of our 4 nphe phee
| Institutions which had for many years resisted
every mode OF treatment that could be devised.
These cases furnish striking examples OF the sal
utary effects of this medicine in arrestlng some
ofthe most invetsfate diseases. afterte The glands
were DESTROYED, andt bones already ailecsed
Notice--Letters from Responsible ,Physlclans
and Professors of several Medical Colleges, ana
certificates OF eufesfrofn patients will be 1ound
accompanying both Preparatons, 9gjaqi 81 .sg'
Prices, Fluid Extract Of Ruchu, 81 per bolt e
OF sotsiss .tssIIO 8oE soiod..tot19soa tbn a u
equal II strength to one gallon Of Syrup Of Bar
/, sapafliaXS nSSd Bad 1i9y8ls g'7oi1TM lidt
| Prepared and sold by II. T. HELMBoLD
Chemist, 263 Chestnut Street, near me gGlraar A.
House, Philadelphia, Y-' ''' ~. - ~ ~,
To be had Of b. Reed; PoTdetoy..f .e9-;9 ilt
aAll letters directed Ior the proprietor or..Agen
/, eneise Immediate aitention,Wou 5t!I sasYrro,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-01-22
BOOTS AND SHOES,
81 IT. j. SMITH, gAa,
80 nAsusAcruREa AND DEALrR nv ~

- MANUFACTURER AND DEALER nv ~
BOOTS, SHOES, AND smOEN1A-
KER's FINDINGS. Sa II
Front ssrssts corner Iet Lima, ROmeroy. o.
iVKT oULD respectfully inform the citizens Of
wv Meigs county and the surrounding coun-
try, that he is constantly receiving ffesh supplies
of the sfii9 81 ai lW'Ghsis r
LATEST STYLES AND FASHIONS,
from the heavy manufactures of Pittsburgh,
Cincinnati, Portsmouth, and the Eastern cities,
and is prepared TO frrnish the most fastidous
customers, with kjust the thing they want as
a cover for their understandings. kh Etbt5 IL
I Being practical workman himself, and devo-
| ting his entire lime and attention to the busi
ness, he thinks il no fatlery to say that he, is
better qualified TO select articles in his line fol
his customers than those whose time and atten,
tipn has hitherto been absorbed in other pursuits
He believes that he CAN and DOES sell ~
Cheaper, Better, and More FASH
1OmabIe Boots and Shoes,
tlan can be purchased at any other establishment
| in Meigs county. 431l.s4ss yali n
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-01-22

THOSE wishing to plichass bpiidins lots OF
sitesfo Salt Furnaces at the new town OF
Leadngton, Just below the mouth fOf Leading
Creek will please apply TO Columbia Downing.
Esq. Middlepcrt, who will at all tiWef be ready
to exhibitthe t9Yn plat, and point out The lots
npoh the ground, i6n9tf.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-01-22
CONSUMPTION.

TO CURE 7 -OOLDi WITH 9HEADACH
AND SORENESS OF THE BODY-Take the
Cherry Pectoral on going to bed, and wrapfup
warm, 10 sweat during the night. kr.,,,,,t b.
FOR'A FOLD AND COUGH take II morning,
noon and evening, according 10 directions on The
bottle, and the difficulty will soon be removed
None will long suffer from this trouble when
they find it can be so, readily rcprea. Persons
afflicted with seated cough, which breaks them
Of, their rest OF night, will find by taking tn,
Cherry lPectoral on going to bed. they may be
sure ofcsohnd, unbrokenisleep. and consequent
refreshing rest, Great relief from suffering, ani
an ultimate cure, is offered to thousands who are
! thus afflicted, by this inTahiabe reinetya II
| FFomits agreeable effects 7hethtss cases9fnan,
find themselves unwilling 10 fcregoits use, wher
\ the necessity foLit has ReaSed,o ,,1;s,.,,l,. ii
\ TO SINGERS AND. PUBLIC SPEAKERS
this remedy is mt alnable, as by its actbh on the
throat and lungs when takensih sdialr quaint.
lies, it removes all hoafSeuessin few hours
and wonderfully increases the power and aexi-
\ biity Of the voice. a ...,.r....
| ASTHMA is geheraly much relieved, and often
wholly cured by Cherry Pectoral.7 Bot there
are some cases so obstinate as to yield entrel,
to no medicine Cherry Pectoral will cure them
| il they can be cured. -
BRONCHITIS, or irritation Of the throat anS
upper portion Of the lungs, may be cured by
taking Cherry aPectoral in small and frequent
doses: The uncomfortable oppression soon re-
| lieyed. . ssueary, III et,,,.ys ,.tt;,f.,-
| FOR GROUP. Give an cmetic OF antimony,
to be follswed by large and FREQUENT doses o
the Cherry Pectoral, until It 7sibdues the dis
feaseo If If,takeniinseasoil it will not falto cure
4 . WHO0PlNG COUGH may be broken up and
soon, by thefuse or Cherry Pectoral.
i THE INFLUENZA, is speedily removed b,
this remedy. Numerous instances have been
noticed where whole families were protected
tfrom eny serious consequences, while theil
neighboTs without the Cherry Pectoral, were
suffering from the disease. "'s-'!Y. ''1''9Ni
Repeated instances are reported here Of pa.
tientS who have been nured from msnyh1l ~ j
LIVER COMPLAINTS by. this remedy 81
many that th6te can be no question of its heal
ing power On these Diseases LIT siiohldbg pef
severingly9 taken until the pain in the side an,
other .pnpleasapt symptoms cease.ia5g * 70
FOR CONSUMPTION in its Earliest stages
it should be takeIlun the advice Of GOO
Physician fpossible, and inevefy case with car
ful Tegardto the printed directions on the bottle
! IGiudic,o1sly yuse1iand the patientsis careful
nprsed nieaptime, il will, seldom fail, to- subdu
the disease. ,,,, . n f,-.
For settled CONSUMPTION inits worst form
the Cherry Pectoral oald be gwen IN dose
ladaptad TO what the paiient,requires and ca
bear. ,kt always qfods some reljef and not IA I,
fgequentiy cures those who are Considered pas
/ all cue Thete are many thousands scattere
! all over the country, who feel andlsay that the
owe their lives and present health to the Cherr
n a. . f
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-01-22
Grocery and Confectionery H.

MRS. NJ. 'SlbBBoTToM, would respectfully
llil announceto herllrends anddhs poblc gen
orally, that she has just fecevd d, direct from the
cities, the largest and sest assorted stock Of ID
GROCERIES AND CoNFEcTIoNERfEsyo
ever offered bv her in this market. Her stock
consists inpart Of Groceries, of all kinds, Can
dies. Cakes. Crackers, Fruits and Nuts, of all
kinds, Pickles Candles. Soap, Toys, Yankee
Notions, &C., &c, and all other articles usually
found in establishments of this kind. She is
also constantly receiving additions to her already
large assortment. -
Thankful for past tavors, she would request a
continuance of the same. Remember the place
Front street, next door below Daniel & Rath
burns bank. NJ. SIDEBOTTOM.
Pomeroy, Nov. 6, 1s55.-tf aefyrl..it
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-01-22
BRIDGE CITY-JoHN HEIsNER.

Master-wll run as regular packet in the above
trade; leaving Marietta every Wednesday at s
etcy every We6n .sday evening at 6 O clock p M
and returning on her, upward trips every Mon
day al Q O'Clock A. NJ The Bridge City viii
take Messengers atilferght for the above and all
intermediates landings. Having, recently been
thoroughly, repaired and improved, she offers
superior facilities and inducements 10 passengers
and shippers; hel officers having had considera-
Bile experience in the trade, hope by prompt at
tentoh to business 10 merit and receive o. libera
share Of the public patronage. I'll
july24, 1855-n23tf. ''V'" -'iH ,4aA .
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-01-22
Furniture!
whoicsnIc ana RctaiL

T FNgs CLARKE having established himselfin
FiKygeryille, Galla county, Ohio at the stand
for.neriy occupied BY Joaathan rennay, in The
..la' CABINET MAKING BUSINESS,
,l,spec,IolFy informs the citizens of Megs and
t,ailia counties, aud the public gAnerallH that
he Is now rrepared to furnish Az TnI @ss s'ss
'lin call, any article OF sl.sEes III ui' "
4hs shortest notice snd on the 95 l's-H
nj osT REAsONABLE TERMS.
u. 1. constantly manufacturing all n'ticles Of
iisrot and Ki,chen Furniture aud IN addition
"a this. Keeps. constantly on hand lerge az ana
a,,np,e.e assortment of all kinds OF oaVlnet-
ware manufactured the cities. Persons ,v,ng 'ai
"a Inc neighborhood desirous o. puicnasang pa'.l
Farniture, will and il greatly to their advanlage
10 Gallon him; as he can supply them as eas'y
aud as chaaply as they can De acconmouaAu -
lan.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-01-22

nR. fiALsEY, tofeNsw Yotk,, has discovered
" medicinal properties in certain plants found
glowing wild ihgthe forests. and fields, from
which he hassp:oduced Two Remedies which
cure theworst forms Of Disease. These popular
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-03-08

kFTuE ENLISTMENT QunsTIoN-It is rath-
or curious fact that Mr.. Roebuck, . mem
ber'of tho House Of Commons, should be
much better Informed of the enlistment ques-
tion than Lord Palmerston himself. Mr..
Roebuck states the facts precisely as they
exist, and argues forcibly against the attempt
to violate the laws Of the United States
Lord Palmerston asserts that the enlistment
had been stopped as soon as it WAS objection
able TO the United States, and that it has not
been repeated. Yet Mr. Msrcys last docu-
msnt proves that by far the greatest number
OF Objectionable acts hadbeen committed by
British officers long after this Government
had, in the most emphatic manner, reprobat.
ed the recruiting till the end OF July, the Bri.
tish government having been apprsed Of the
fact in April. Lord Palmerston seems TO be
strangely in the dark respecting important
facts in this question, which Mr.. Marcy's last
despatch will tend very natialy to dispel.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-03-08

reflection that the property OF citizen should
be held by q tenure so frail.., But new lords,
new laws 10 the order of the day. Hersaf-
tor il any man is offered title which the Su-
pteme Court has decided to be good, let him
not buy. II The Judges uhe made The decision
are dead; il they are living let him get an
insurance on their HUes, for ye know not what
day or an hour may bribg forth,
THE majority Of this court changes, on
the average, once every nine years, without
counting the chances Of death and resgna-
ton. If each new set Of Judges shall con-
slider themselves at liberty to overthrow the
doctrines of their predecessors, our system OF
jurisprudence (t system it may be called
would be the most tickle, uncertain and Vi
cous that the civilized world ever saw. A
French constitution, or South American
republic, or q Mexican administration would
be an immorta. thing in comparison to the
short-lived principles Of Pennsylvania low.-
The rules Of property, which ought to be as
steadfast as the hills. will become as unstable
as the waves. To avoid this great calamity,
] know Of no resource but that OF stare de
cisis. claim nothing for the great men who
have gone before us on the the score Of their
marked and manifest superiority. But ]
would stand by their decisions, because they
nave paSseu INTO tne laws ana DecoiHe u puit
Of it-have been relied and acted on-and
rights have grown up under them which it is
unjust and cruel to take away"
The language Of the learned Judge is GER
tainly anything but complimentary to his as
sociates on the Bench. Perhaps the diges-
tive organs Of the Judge had been disturbed
by i'll humor, in consequence Of their "annual
pilgrimage to Sunbury," when the case was
argued, thus destroying the harmony that
should reign supreme in our court of last re-
sort.
The streets in the city are still in very
bad condition. In Chestnut street the ice was
thrown up in the centre, about feet high,
With road on each side, just wide enough
for track. Finding that things were not
much better, they are now at work, hauling
it into the Delaware. The ice freshets have
done immense damages at St. Louis and Gin.
cinnati, and should the ice on the Susque-
hanna 60 of suddenly by freshet, serious
injuries must ensue
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-03-08

Ess' DESocEArIc NoMIsArIoSs.-The Dem
ocratic State Convention have nominated
George Scott Of Columbia county for Canal
Commissioner, Jacob Fry, Of Montgomery,
for Auditor General and Timothy Ives, OF
Potter, for Surveyor General. The ticket is
a first rate one and will secure the unanimous
vote Of the Democracy, and Of course will be
elected.
The Convention passed strong resolutions
in favor of the Union and State Rights, dep
recating slavery agitation, endorsing the Ne
braska bill, applauding the administration Of
President Pierce, denouncing Know-Noth-
ingism and all other heresies, and compli.
menting Mr.. Buchanan.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-03-08
ORPHANS COURT SALE.

IN pursuance Of an alias order Of the Or
phsns Court Of Nor,humbe rlsnd County
"i,i % exposed to public sale by the undersigned
u''nis'istors OF Joseph T. Mother, late of the
.y oi Philadelphia, deed, on FRIDAY tn.
tW th Gay oil April, next, at the public house ri
"m; M Weaver, in the town of Shamokin,
No,'humbcrland county, the following described
real estate to wit.
a CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND,
situate in Coal town,bip. Nor,h,mb.r,.,J
nuny nun. aforesaid, Surveyed upon the Sd dsy of
a,..,ln' a., 'so' III pursuance of a warrant
sna' ihomss Hamilton, adjoining land,
~, ;'1!eu IN the names, respectively, of Mar.
W, oa's' Wm. 4. Brady, John Doyd. VIM
"nson' John Cook and Richard Lake. con-.
.s'hlhg py resurvsy made by Kinher Cl.a,.,
sept 10, 1898. 436 acres and sc pcrch.. ,,r;.,
measure. Late the estate of the said Jos.nh ~
ma.her, decd. Sale to commence at 10 o,rI,.t
a. -. M oi said day, when the terms will be mad,
ANN w. MATHER, Adm'1.
ny order OF the Court,
u Boyd Purse, elk. &C.
March y, 1856.
Az d. lhe above uuct Of land lies in m,
an'S oet"een ths Little and "Big" noun.
'ihs, upon tributaries of the Shamokin Creek
aoou' equi-distant from the two flourishinp town,
nf Shamokin and Trever,on. I, ;s ali a., ceod;,,r
We" 'moetsd with whits and Chestnut Oak
nn',e anu yellow Pine, Chestnut, Hickory and
roPlar and portion, large enough to make
'"' s0oo isfms' |" susceptible of culti vation