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PENNSYLVANIA ELEorIoE.

We have received the following additional returns since
our last issue @
PmLApELPmA Oct. 15.-Bedford county, democratic ma
orty I4O-2O0 gain Chester county fusion majority 6OO-
gain 400 In Philadelphia the democratic majority for canal
commissioner 22S6seyen precincts TO hear rom Cass-
day. democrat, lI5 majority for district attorney.
Berks county gives democratic majority Of $500
gain.
PApELpHrA Oct l5-Ths democratic gain in this city
about 5000. In the first district Florence is elected by
2Ts majority second district Morris (fasion) IT'S msori
tyj third district, Landy (democrat) over Mlwad-a dem
gain fourth district Phillips (democra) elected by
4 large msjority-a democratic gain.
In the sixth district Hickman (democrA elected. The
returns incomplete confused that the aggregate
democr attic gains cannot be arrived at with certainty but
enough is known to render certain that the democrats
have swept OF the majority Of last fall, and undoubtedly
have nsjority Of 200 at least in the State.
PITrsBURG, Oct l5Mercsr county, $50 union majority
Armstrong 700 Clarion 300-both democratic Indiana,
100 union majority Crawford county 1900 republican
jority.
Correction Lancaster county, 1900 union majority.
Three districts wanting, which calculated will increase
those figures 5000.
The agent the associated press oOts up hiryvo
ties as follows:
Democratic msorities, ,6is.
Union msjorities, $4,000.
Making democratic gain of thirty three last years
VOTE when the democrats carried the State by 0O0 This
calculation includes Crawford county.
Union mojorss. 500; Sullivan, 200; wyo-
ming, 600; Susquehannsh, 1000.
Democratic mojoriiss.-Pke county, $40; Perry, 1907
Northampton, 1900; Carbon county, roo; Lehigb, 900
Luzerne, LOO; Centre, 800 Lycoming ZOO Wesmore-
land, 200.
doubtful report gives Bradford 200 union majority
Dispatches from Wiamsport say that Sullivan gives It's
democratic majority.
Dispatches from Harrisburg give the following union
orites Washington, 500; Allegheny, 400 Armstrong,
400 Lawrence 700 Clarion 800; the latter formerly
reported 800 democratic
PHILADELPHIA Oct. TO-. Union Bradford,
cept townships 3600 when complete will give upwards
eO0 Indiana, 1000 Erie, $500; Mercer, 200; Hunt
ingdon, 49,
Franklin county union majority IFS; Fulton, $50 dem
ocrac majority Cambria 400 democratic majority Le
high 600 Carbon, 1000 Monroe 1900, all democratic
aorities Susquehannah 500 Somerset $780, both union
msjorities.
ILApELpHIA Oct. ISL, p. m.-Reports have been
ceved from all but twelve counties, which show aggre
gate Of votes as follows:
Democatic majority s,4os
Union majority 1915
Union majority 47l9
There twelve counties yet to hear from, follows
Adams Blair Butler Elk, Fayee, Greene, Jefferson, Ju-
nata McKeon, Potter, Venango and Warren, which last
year gave fusion majority of 5000. The Fillmore and
publican quarters thronged Speeches being dev
ered Professions forming and there immense
c;tannept in Id street
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INDIANA ELECTION

We have returns from the election held in this State
Tuesday last beyond the bare announcement that
few scattering returns indicate the election OF willard
Since the above in type received the following
despatch from New York
"The returns from Indiana In slowly Az far a.
heard from, Willard Is 900 ahead but the black rcpub
cans stl claim the State Cincinnati despatch says Ind
an has republeanD
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OFFICE OF THE CONSOLIDATED LOTTE
RIES OF MARYLAND.

The following numbers Of the Consolidated
terry Maryland benefit Of Washington county,
%, drawn October b. 1856:
s Al Is 3 Al 70 35 80 40 SO 48 80 ~
The following the Paiapsco Institute
Lottery, class $50, drawn October II, ls56:
II rs 40 IS 10 Ii SO l Al 10 IS SO
r.. FRANCE 4 Co., Manager
ID. n. McPHaIL, Commissioner.
Octl6-It
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The President Of the United States did not return to the
city last night anticipated the water of Annapolis
being too rough for safe landing from the steamer
Wabash. This fact announced At the railroad station
ey the mayor Of Washington to the large throng OF c
'sn' and military in attendance
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Variety Of Ornamental and Shade Trees.
JAMES MAKERS private nursery, 10Th street, Washing

Variety Of Ornamental and Shade Trees.
JAMES MAKERS private nursery, 18th street, Washington
city.
THESE all seedlings, of free growth, and Of
from suckers the sverlesf abcals, which,
These trees calculated to embesh
domaine, and cemseries redences
Of The folio wing sizes
from to IL feet
furnished suitable for Streets Cemeteries &c They
be equalled.
No. o. Euopeas sycamore proper sIe
like purposes. .8a Il. III
No chestnut, which, like the former,
for the purposes FL
No. 4. Siver-leaf abeals, of all sizes.
5. The catupa, oflaIge size.
Out Of some regret say
three varieties suitable for domains
The number Of naples which have hand
anywhere Persons
chasing be disappointed calling.
any number trees, immediately
win be made those purchasing
number of
the public advise persons
anime purchasing
myself and
same then they will get the reality.
JAMES MAHER,
Oct I6-Iawt3othNov Public Gardener
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THE CLERGY NOT ALL FOR FREMONT.

The New DIRK JOURNAL OF OOmulerCc
Almost all the clergy in this part Of the country arc
claimed for Fremont The claim is In good MEASURE, I'M
founded We know that anumber Of distinguished
clergymen are in favor Buchanan minister Of the
Lutheran Church. also pastor of Reformed Dutch Church.
have EACH through columns expressed belief that
majority cergyn the of the Lutherans very
large majority-are for Buchanan and Breokinridge'
1t is the political clergy that are for Fremont and not
the pious ministers of the Gospel.
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Notice.-westcrn Texas Land Agency.

THE undersigned hfy SIXTY
Of the hnes lands the state Of Terss which viii dispose
Of reasonable small
sugar,
grazing lands tending rapidly
this ofhs State which Cor heath and
;. surpassed country fine
miles
ping products and carry We
VIII sell husdred
up any in desired. A. hsye
~ win accommodating indis-
pushie. address
signed any eonveysnces will
promptly answer any inquiry concerning said lands.
WHITE LOGAN,
Attorneys si-lsw, segutn, Texas
J w. STEVENS,
Attorney -arla-, Abingdon, virrias.
Oct i4-2a~dscplmo.
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Further Notice TO Holders OF California War
Bonds.
THE holders Of California bonds ar, hereby further notified
the commissioners open
The Move until
which they will be ready receive and direct payment u
the same.
JhMEs w. DENVER,
SAMUEL. N. SMITH,
Commissioners California War Debt
Sep -eoddkopSIstNov
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RI he undersigned ssyhint
Of hts saloon, his fully testify that, bot viii
add, What has been continue he srd
hsnt. fot offer making
highest with thirty hal from October
hcr "A, lsss, splendid gold watch and ehsiR.
J. r. MARI,
ociA-hw' Proprietor.
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NOTICES. OWEN = SON, military and merchant
tsiors No. 92 Pennsylvania have
the North with their fall supply Of goods. con-ns o. select
eohs esssimees and vrsiine. with
demons furnishing articles to which cy invite The attention
o. friends ri
septq7-dtw seodG~
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The democratic majority for mayor in the city of New
ark is reported at 600 This is the first time the city has
ever gone Internationally 1000 to 1900 wing and
X. N.
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complimentary dinner is to be given to Hon. A. II.
Stephens. Hon. R. Toombs and Judge 7. W. Thomas, at
Hickory Grove in Columbia county, Georgia. on Satur-
day, November /, 1896.
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The NATIONAL THEArRK-The graceful gifted Miss
Laura Keene and her talented company appeared night
in Shakspeares comedy, "As You Like It." Goldsmiths
celebrated comedy "She Stops TO Conquer" win be pre-
sented tonight We regret to add that this company
remain but three nights.
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ITHOGHA PHO Portrait OF James King Wi
Ia India paper. Price 81 so.
Just received from San Francisco.
oetl6 FRANCK TAYLOR.
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SouA Caroline Elssaioa, &c.

CHAR EsTOS Oct l5.wm. Poreher Miles, mayor Of this
city, has been elected 10 Congress over Gadsden.
The steamer James Adger has been gotten and has
rived up.
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bafs Senator BTulaUy BealeH.
PorrsuLLK, Oct l5Hon. G. Straub, State SENATOR
dre2dfuy beaten and last night while attempting to eject
q party from republicans rooms.
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THE Kentucky Military Institute, directed by I.
appointed by the STATE under
OF Col y. W. MORGAN Distinguished graduate Of
a practical aided by able faculty.
thUt taught best colleges with
= extended in maihsmacs mechanic,
and mining reologyi English literature
historical readings, keeping, and business FORMS mod
The session opens the Monday
sh sepembcT ls56 charge sO2 half yearly
session, payable in advance.
buildings will make this session FOR
Students who Tn. necessarily
cIined Applications before
Hon. Secretaries Of War ssd Of the
Treasury
address superintendent "Msry institute Franklin
~ r. DUDLEY,
hus l6-eodDkcptl5thOct President Of the Board.
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First Public Sale or Delaware Trust Lands In
the Territory Of Kansas.
PROCLAMATION.
Ba the pyssidxuf of fhe United STATES,

PROCLAMATION
BY Ms President of ths Untes staies
sas o. Of America DO hereby dseSIs and mase
,h. public sale viii be held at Fort Lsa,snwonh in the Tern
s sue OF or and
s Ge .a.sss s H the
psns portion the lands ceded BY the said Delaware
Indians in trust a. aforesaid, TO wit .a.s.
South the Of principal ,a<ridis
Townships seven eight nine, ten, range nineteen
Townships seven eight! nine and ten Of range twenty
Townships eight nine and ten, Of range twenty two,
Township, nine and sn a s a e.,
la situated townships Nos and
Of said Town on file in Once Of The
of the Territories Of Kansas and Nebraska which refer
Also the surveyed of called
range q east according The plat
le IN the Office Of said surveyor general and TO
Also the surveyed blocks the of HAhpvLLr called
snd south, Of range according he plat
Office of the said general and to
Also the surveyed block, in the
anae No. "a according to the plat Of said
file the ONCE of the said general
And also The surveyed
nse according 10 The p. Of said town
CIR, on s II he Se ss said
SAID lands lots, and blocks having
ssso sna s apoa 1
will be The minimum which the same viii be offered fo
The terms cash. upon payment being made
ceipts duplicate viii be which viii be
livered the purchaser.
Patents will queny granted purchased
with the regulating thereof
offering above lands and lots and blocks will b,
appointed win proceed order
which with all despatch until
whole shall been md closed.
All purchases paid the OF sale will be eoaerod
the following day, risk IL the defau,ing purchaser
hand, city OF Washington this l4h day
August, A. ID. 1855. =.
BY the President;
GtoRsH w. MAKTPrssT,
Commissioner Of Indian Affairs.
HsTsThe above advertisement will be published in such papers
only requested ~ TO insert IL.
Aug l6-lawteoth 0ctDaiy weekly.
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By c. w. BoTELER, Aucuoneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF AN EXTENSIVE COLLECTION or
ercsent household fusiure ssctionRy virtue 81 deed
in from H,esney IN. sus.erssr bearing date the ninh
S and 229 shalt sell the United States Ho,ai Thurs
day October 23d commencing 10 ococs large col
of household furniture named In the schsdue
cd TO said deed, consisting In part Of, win
superior piano forte, stool, and
Handsome riltG frame mirrors
Mahogany and walnut sons
and easy chars paor ehair- hn'hsd In push, duna.k
and hair cloth
Marble top centre, soft. and pier table.
Msboxsny centre, card, and dining tables
Lounges, otiomsns, cane-sest chairs
Brussels three ply spd ingram carpets rugs, mating and oh
cloth throughout, The entire house
Window curtains, shades, and hsiures
Venetian blinds cbint1 curiains
Mahogany walnut sod painted sed,esd wsshsand.
and chars Of various kiads throughout the house
Lss. quantity Of .rcslsn feather beds bolster. apd pio.,
Hair aud covnterpsn,. bsnset, sheets, se.
Fire irons, toilet chamber tables
Radiators, fright, and open CRATE stoves
Arm chairs, decks, tsbies.
necessary psrcu
e nE attractive sale 10 those IN CUES, Of house fur
nishns goods.
$50 under, $50, two, four, and
months for approved endorsed bearing interest
JNO. ~. LINTON, Trustee.
oct l--duf c. W. BoTELER, huction,sr
EoR sALEA lot in tho west end az @
streets, 60 feet inches by las feet - ipches deep
residence Of Lieut. wooahp Unitsd
rapidly improving ocstion chsncs
for those who wish 20 purchase most ~, s-,,s, lots "
AZ Wan 4 Stephens, No, s,a r-pp-y,vsps sv-pp.,
Oct 9-d9w 9th and osn
AND Dr.i~s~g.-Tub.ar tiles. draining, psy be
IL boush, Kings Kin. yard, City Rosa siss.ndria, v
rnis, mites from Washington Long Bds. Lsnsh Of tubes.
.ucien, for 90 poles, Of shout % cents pole
Oct Ii-dfa.
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DspartaUs Of tAs Africa.


NEW YoaK, Oct l5-Ths Africa sailed at o'clock thi
morning for Liverpool with nearly $4,000 In specie
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Real Estate for Sale In Montgomery County
house door, Rockville, Monday, % day
estate Of whies CHUNG. Montgomery county,
ty on The road e arg FROM that ely 10 coeve and on the
esdng from me Cross Road; Rl,sen.sa .nd containing
with apple and peach orchard.o q choice fruit
the improvements eon. of dwelling house, Kitchen, pump
yard, stable, and o,hor ont houses
Tns q % poSsy soCS soos
TO suy win plea'e g,anise me properly -, :.
day on. and equal
mus. from The day Of s. % Be secured BY ne sona
sale, Win 'uretis' 10 be approved y The rp,,ss
oc,II-aavdscp,sSovf
suspended In Brosdway-TUCKER upon
,,o. II .,s. snd hsms .s.n u,.mpssn, Win N, %.. 81,
splendid Of Cloths eassm.re and Ve,nss he has
,eeu,e orders from Gentlemen sns out Tor me season !. be
confident that he has IN h, present arrangements every f'cy for
rem. moderate. Exhibition ne charge. -
Merchant Tailor, No SO fcnuylvan,. avenue,
Sep io-ccdiw bstwecni ~ and ssh streets,
WHITE spanish Brandy, white Wine Vinegar,
x-cs.ss white spanish brandy trh rroof
hsrpipe white wine vinegar
100 lbs. white and brown mustard seed
Together large compc imported
spices. suitable lo The P,ss,ns season. w,r,v cv,crs
Oct 9-ssoh 81 Louisiana avenue bet sh and IN stess
THE SOUTHERN SPEAKER, contatptng, In great
v.sy II, :, 'S y e gG s.s Dr.,
of Independence Constitution Of the United States
With mssnsl ndsr wa.hngtons Farewell Address, with
ndsI and marginal questions ny D. nsrion Ross, A. ~
Price 81 rs. ...
octn FRANCK TAYLOR
DREAD TO nv cHmDREs. ny Mrs Ellen K-y
I'D Blunt. Price, so cents,
Just published, and Cor sac
TAYLOR n MAURY,s
Oct7 bookstore, 9th
IN worid.u
Hills Of the Shatcmnc author the "Wide, Wide
World Price 81 vs.
Just published and for sale
TAYLOR MAURY's
Sep91 bookstore, near s,h street
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Invm X.

Know ali persons by these that has reles'cd
and hereby releases the State Of Texas from all further liability
payment certificate evidence OF debt
Der for he Of - issued BY the late republic q
authorities of The State Of Texas tbs
redeemed the United States In accordance with The
entitled provide fot the
republic Of Teras
Of September nine eighteen hun
approved sebruay, s and
Of Of TeIas approved the LIST Of February leo
AZ witness hand and seal.
29-dll.tJan
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Union majority

There twelve counties yet to hear from, follows:
Adams Blair, Butler, Elk Fayette, Greene, Jefferson, Ju
naa, McKeon Potter Venango, and Warren, which last
year gave fusion majority of 3oo0 The Fillmore and re-
publican quarters thronged Speeches being dev
cred. Professions forming, and there immense
citement in Sd street.
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Know al has released,
stsies Of America from all further
payment Of eer6cae evidence cf debt
number for the snu Of s. isrusd BY the late republic Of
the State Texas the
United In accordance with the
entitled An provide for tho
republic of
OF Congress September nine eighteen hun
approved February le and
Of the State TeIas approved lst Of February e5
As witness hand and seal.
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Postponement OF the Sale OF the DeIawar
Trust Lands In Kansas Territory.

NOTICE hereby that by direction Of the President the
United the OF the Delaware lands In kansa.
Territory advertised The goth Of October
postponed until Monday, the l7h day Of No
aforesaid.
be conducted and continued in all
original proclamation Of the 18th OF August last
BY order OF the President; :
GEO. w. MANyPENNY,
Commissioner Of Indian Affairs
DEPARTMENT IHTruoB
Once Of Indian Affairs Sept. IL, 1856.
Sep ls-ia~tl7Novds~
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Friday evening, benefit and last appe,

Boz book open, where may be secured.
Doors TX o'clock-Perormance O'CLOCK
Oct 6-lt
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National Theatre.


National Theatre.
Ie1sees
Manager
Also OF the Baltimore and Richmond Theares.
Last night but one OF
MISS LAURA KEENE
and her great
NEW YORK COMPANY.
Goldsmiihs glorious comedy of
SHE sTooPs TO CONQUER,
With a powerful cast.
Miss keeDe
The screaming farce ofa
SCHOOL FOR TIGERS.
THURSDAY EVENING OCTOBER 10, less.
The highly. popular comedy Of
SHE sTooPs TO CONQUER.
The will perform "Juens Sleigh
by Thomas Baker
To conclude with the
SCHOOL FOR TIGERS.
Friday evening benefit and las, Miss Lsua Kesne.
book open, where may be secured.
IN o'clock-Penomance O'Clock
Oct lo-N
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hanhs. 20 Iessees
Also OF the Baltimore Richmond Theatres.
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The orchestra will perform Julens Sleigh Polka
by Thomas Baker
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1856-10-31
To The ?o::s! To the Polls |!

We ca, on all the opponents of Buehan-
an ana Loeofocoism, 10 turn out Oh Tues
day next, and RALLY to the support Of
the Electoral ticket, headed with the name
Of MILLARD FILLMORE. Let our
friends attend to getting out every voter
young and old, weak and inGrm. Vote
early, and go to work with all your might,
the balance of the day, in bringing ont the
anti Buchanan force Let all who are OPP
posed to Buchaneering, let all opposed to
Low Wages, let all@ who are in favor of
their country. turn out and vote against
Buchanan, and posserity viii bless tllem.-
Tuesday next win be memorable day in
the history Of your country, for veal or for
woe Vote as becomes honest freemen,
and I.ocofocoism, with all its sins, viii be
prostrate. Turn ont, friends, and let no
voter be agaylfrom the polls.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1856-10-31

at the Borough box by nosing John Cess
ma, who was an Inspector. One person had
been IN 0Lio for several years. Another
in New Jersey couple Of years. Both
on their eatts stated fiat they voted IN
in those States. Cine was back about four
months, the other six weeks One or two
legal voters Of ours we're rejected.
Il is true that election officers we're pur-
chased and bribed. We all know Of such,
1t is true that voters were imported from
Maryland into Londonderry, Cumberland
Valley, and Southampton. Compare the
last returns with .lose for the last ten years.
and form your own conclusions.
Ii is true that money was sent on from
Washington and New York, AID was used
profusely By the Locofocos at every poll III
Bedford County.
Americans, when the Locofocos engage in
any desperate game of political iniquty,
part of that game is to persistently and vii
fully DENY it, in the face of the clcarest
proof. Their denials, as we'll as their ca
Iumnies are unworthy tbs slightest eonsid-
Grafton. Let US 90 to tie polls on Tuesday
next, aud earnestly work for and vote the
Union electoral Ticket, with the Lame Of
MILLARD FILLMORE at IS head.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1856-10-31
ELECTORS.

Miilardd Fillmore.
james Irwin, of Centre county.
Joseph Edwards, Philadelphia.
G. N. Eekert, philadelphia.
NJ. H. Dickinson, Philadelphia.
Wilson Jewell, Philadelphia
Albert G. Rowland, Philadelphia.
Caleb n. Taylor, Bucks county.
Wm. Darlington, Chester county.
VIM. II. Bars, Berks county.
Michael II. Shirk, Lancaster county.
Simon Cameron, Dauphin county.
j. Mccormick, Northumberland county
Smith b. Thompson. Montour county.
Russell +. Lord, Wayne county
Frederick e. Smith, Tioga county.
Abram Updegraff, Lycoming county.
Joseph d. Simpson, Perry county
Hezskiah Easton, Franklin county.
Edwad Seull, Somerset county.
Wm. NJ. Stewart, Indiana county.
Alfred Patterson, Fayette county.
Benair c. Sawyer, Allegheny county.
Jacob Painter, Allegheny county.
l.. M'Gufin, Lawrence county.
Il. W. Arnold, Clarion county.
DANES Skinner, Erie county.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1856-10-31
IN THE COURT OF
COMMON PLEAS OF BEDFORD
G0UgTY

Tn the matter cf the estate of Jacob Longer
Aecker, a Luaatic, Whereas David +. Buck
committee oetlie said jacob Lomgcneeker, las
fled his account rs committee on said estates
Notice is hereby given to the creiitors of said
Jacob Longcnt cker, nd all Others interested IA
said estate, that the Court have appointed Mon
day the l7th dty Of November next, for the
hearing ot the same, and for showing cause why
the said account should not be allowed, and III
default thereof, the same viii be confirmed.
Witness tie Honorable +. N. kiiGIneH prcs;-
dent OF our said Court at Bedford tie 18th dly
of Oct. A D 1886. d. WASHABAUGH.
Oct. u, 1855. Prot'y.