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United states Mail.
Posr oEF1oE DRPARTMEsT,
March a IAlE

PosT OFFIoE DEPARTMENT,
March ., 1855.
pROPOSALS oF conveying the mails 0f
the s day OF July 1885, 10 the 0h day of june 1889
IN the State o. North Carolina, and from the lat day Of july 1856
10 the 10Th OF June, 1885, Inclusive Ia the State OF Tennessee
be received at Tue Contract Once Of the Post Once Department
The city Of washington until "Wednesday the 5oh Of April 1855
at 5, p. M, Ito be decided by the 7ul May oo~ing)
NORTH CAROLINA.
SeOS From Ashsvie by Sulphur Springs Hommeny Greek,
Pigeon River, Forks OF Pigeon, Waynesse Scots
Creek Franklin, 5keneb Tennessee River Aquone, Head
Tennessee, vaieyiown, aud Tomaua TO Murphy i2sk
miles and back. twice week, in horse coaches.
Leave Ashesiie Monday and Thursday lam;
Arrive al Murphy next days by Ia pm;
Leave Murphy Saturday and Tuesday
Arrive al Asheylle next days BY ~
TENNESSEE.
s5S From Cleaveiand, Tenn by Chatay Wansye Benton,
Peion, sprngt0wn, Towee Falls, Coker Creek Turtle
Town. NJ o., Laurel Valley, Persimmon Greek and Hottla,
to Murphy n miles aud back twice week, in wohose
coaches.
Leave CieavelaDd Thursday and Sunday at pmi
Arrive al murphy days by M
Leave Murphy "Wednesday and Saturday at 4 ami
Arrive at Cieaveiund days by ~ IN.
Proposals henton invited.
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Whole tickets so Halves O. QGaers - 51i Eghth 81 as
APPROPRIATIONS PRIZES
The preceding succeeding numbers
drawing prizes, appror
Iiou prizes. II ticket No 1881 draws $50
prize those II 2fs n 2i9 25l
be entitled 500, and according the
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY
scheme there 900 tickets numbered from
900 fun prizes aud 80
n all, 900 prizes.
The numsers 90 corresponding
printed slips Of oiled
cireed n tubes aud placed 10 n glass wheel
different 2O full prizes similarly
another wheel Amer revolving
number wheel numbers,
prize Is wheel biRdfoldsd
number the prize opened exhibited
audience and registered BY the commssoper, the bsinE
number This
pzss The dtaS then printed
comparson the commissioner cehos TO is correctness
SPECIAL NOTICE.
well satisfied that low numbers will draw the high
in that all the
1000 for the especial brnt III
application office
YOU ma desire In this extraordinary lottery.
IT you Of thsm address iins 10
EGERTON n BROTHER,
Regular licensed agents, Bor 1903 Baltimore Post once,
or Ofcs Of Exchange Place and
Mar 4-2aw3wcsdn
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R,,, Sal. Four Hundred Negroes aud Tsn Thousand
4 SsTs. Of Game -BI AXE Laia in Dallas and Perry
M 6 nonday in Apnl next tthe Thy will SELL at Cafswba
Dallas County Ala highest bidder, for cash, mobe
ed aud GEy likely negroes my others, longer tne All
ccimaied and eIpehenesd cotton. plan'a,ion hands. A.
ash OF bundled Other valuable negroes IN lo.s 70 suit
,uasS baks and black land, including le niue
nnIutions kHown IS Iriga plantation" !. Mud Hail."
min King PIanauon p q Blesns Puce y" Ludlow Lod
n Holmes Place, the Cross Roads,, all Of which,
cotton interior plantations in the world Aiso
m beautiful residence adJoinng Summer
an slt miles the city Selma, with about four hundred
attached 10 ~ The dwelling house. omees ou.naasss
Ham are 70 miles below city of Montgomery about $50
h is al ali seasons navsabs Near
including four Of The panaons are on the selma and
m selma depot junction Of The Marion rail
DC s@ @ ss and o Ts @ t ssp' ns n
Two miles and Two sz miles distant one o. which Is within
as Of euyaon win good sin- snnoaaes presses,
m negro cabins shops stables, arlesan wells Sc se ac
CO., OF 5000 acres give much opened and
land each act be desirad and with or without the
negroes stock, plantation toos corn, provendrr, sc.
Of the above plantations and negroes will be given
e pure ne whilst the growing, or in Decem
h., or January IL IT., they may wish
il not privately previous the Monday in December
er will thai day. al Selma sell to The highest bidder such
Such and advantages before presented
hon. difficult for years past find plantation the
region for sale at any price, or TO purchase
These plantations in fertility, facilities for and
lin respects, fully equal If SUPERIOR any
growing States and know that personal Investigation will
prove the satisfaction ofevey one that no portion OF the Union
healthy than the "eane brake" region of Alabama.
sell privately for cash time, of the beau
private residences In the city of Selma and
and elegantly finished large blocks of bnck buildings,
including largest and desraby located Offices
banking houses, &C., &c.
several desirable unimproved large lots and small
tracts land in and contiguous Selma. H ia 4. as .
30 head OF baoded b0Tses which the eee
Brown Dick several superior brood young
ons gdngs, colts, and hiesal Of them from the best
racLg stock. ..s.-s s# ...M.#. .a# #..H. s. .a ..
Among negroes ainer several COED
and many excellent mechanics cooks
U-.I.
For further particulars address the undersigned, W. M Byrd
esq Selma W. NJ Brooks Marion, Perry county,
The the panaions will give all des
those may make
ugalion OF the premises BEN. EDWARDS GREY.
SELMA, Alabama, Feb IL 1856.
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Unitsd states Patent once,
Washington, March Ig.

IN the petition Of George Wright Of West Springfield Masn
" praying for tEe NJ
ON Is4 for improvement in machines
ruling paper" for from the expiration Of said
patent which lakes place the 1sth day Of May, ls6
Ii that the aid petition be heard the Patent on
ON Monday the I2h May ~ O'Clock m and
appear and show cause they
have, why said petition ought not TO be granted.
extension required hle
specially forth IN writing
heanRi all testimony fcd by either
aud
the oce which win be furnished app
cation
The testimony will be closed the ID Of May dep
osons, relied testimony, be
Office before the morning Of day
gumrnts, " any within ten days thereafter
Ordered notice he Published the Union Ineh
Eencer, and Evening star Washington, D. O. Republican, Ba
Philadelphia Day Book, New York and
Post Boston week for three weeks psvtou'
the l2ih of May nert, the day Of heating.
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner Of Patents.
PsBdo Of the papers win pIsse copy and send her
Patent Office, with containing this notice.
Mar i4-iawaw
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Novel Lottery.
Peb 26-lsw4w

THE SECOND EVER DRAWN IN THE UNITED STATES
ON THE HAVANA PLAN,
In the hrst January all the high prizes sold
impression that low numbers will draw The prizes this
time.
all tho prizes placed in wheel and ali the
numbers In another.
$4,000.
MARYLAND LOTTERY TO BE DRAWN ON THE HAVANA
PLAN.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY oF MARYLAND
Glass TIN,
To be drawn city BALTIMORE Maryland, Saturday,
Mar ~, 1855.
Prizes amounting 1876 900 dollars will be distributed according
following splendid scheme
10000 numbers Il 900 prizes.
Prize, payable la full without deduction One priZs every
ilcLr
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81 A<<~<&@
TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS.

Ihe name Of no viii Spon b0Oka
the payment Of the subscription be maze In a0,ahUs,
Distant subscribers may money BY leer us postage
Of which viii be paid ty as Ask assumed b. ousyeAn
safe transmission. a = ..... ........
The COUNTRY PAPER pabshed weekly during the
Of CongesS, and semi weekly duIisg the recess
Subscriptions period year Will be received on
terms propoIlioDed to the above annual rates,
n1-PosTMAsTERs authorized our agents and
by sending DAILY subscribers, with $50 enclosed; or
FIVE WEEKLY subscribers, with S25 enclosed,
dlled a copy gratis. "....
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Land Warrants.

JOHN CLARK ua,e register Iowa city, Iowa agent for the
military In The State of Iowa..
opened office Washington city, d. Co. in eonnexon
local the several land Offices The
OF by which prepared offer facilities for the
land the only mode by which and
holders fully aya themselves Of the bounty OF the
The will be selected the location made, and certificate
mailed the address of Hares sending warrants by ma for the
following fees, which accompany the warrants.
for selection and location, s4 10 which add land
Office fee S-S5
acres selection location, Sc to which add land
oflee fee S2-S5
100 acres selection and ocaon So; which add land
office fee s3-sl.
and location siOi which add land
Office fee, s4-s4.
prices charged by competent agents
the local Office.
guaranty will judciousy, upon
ta nspeon good land reaias vacant in the dts
tc al the time,
The selecting agents competent and experienced in
the saie fully advised all the local
railroads. county mbe and settlements present and
prospective
Lands selected viii be worth, confident from 81 so
seeeied Nauantees whose benefit this
asbcy designed and other hodefs fail ize
large advance upon the face Of their warrants.
Wsuuntees will power OF attorney locate
dorsed the And viii fI The assign
with the full nj of locator.
Address IoHN CLARK, No. 43a Pennsylvania avenue, with J.
w, Webb
Refer Iowa deeraon Congress, and Charles
Mason, Commissioner Of Patents.
Feb l2-dil 3m'
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United states Patent once,

Washington, February ~, 1856.
an the psuou Michael Dyou of Philadelphia, Penpsylys
W mia praying extension Of granted to him Tor
essential oils for from
the expiration patent which takes place on the hir
ueth day Of May, 1876 .. -
N ordered thai said petition be heard at the Pnien once
on Monday the May ner At 10 O'Clock, M and al
n.rs are noGra 10 appear
why said petition ought NOT to be granted A. =.
required 10 file In the Patent
ofc specially set forth IN writing al eastwen
aays before The day o hearing All Testimony Cited BY ehsr patty
be taken and transmitted IN ac-
eordance with the ocs which wbs furnished on ap
plieaion. , q, a., - ,,..,
The testimony In the will be closed on the h Of hsyi
dspoons, papers relied upon ~ esnony, mus
6led In an. once morning Of that dayi the
arguments, II any, within ten days thereafter. -, ,,,
Ordered, he published N he un.h,
Vencer, Evening star Washington, D. u Repabncah hn
uoe Maryland Pennylvanian Philadelphia ~ ana t"hina
~ Commerce., York week for three sue
previous nineteenth ofMSy NEXT the day Of
hearing. ..-- - ....~., ..
Commissioner of Patents,
r. sgEdtnrs paperu and send
their hills the Patent Ocs paper containing his notice.
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United states Mail.

PosT OFrCE DEPARTMEnr,
February 25, 1856.
PROPOSALS for the mail OF e United States from Jn
y J. 1856, Juue 3d. S5S the following will be
eeived Office of this Department until g.
April 30 decided by the 7th Of May folowing
Miss by Mouth of Cold Water, Mtche''s
Roads Mound Place Monr's Bayou, and swan Lake
Helena Ark, rs miles and back week.
Leave Charleston Monday at 7, nj
Arrive al Helena next day by 9, p.
Leave Helena Wednesday al T. IN;
a Charleston next day by 9, p. IN.
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United States Court Of Claims.
TAHn.

undersigned John C. DevereuI, Of New York city and NJ
Thompson, ri Washington, D. o. and COUNSELLOR
the legal prosecution u claims, for credit
orsn y government, In the Couu of laims.
immediate and careful attention 10 bust
matters Washington witch be intiused 70 their care
of the profession and canans In city OF New
York or elsewhere any Of the Unton
They consulted time, personally n ey ee elhef
washnrfon Particular Inflammation a. 70 claims
which have been al Congress departments
application by the parties interested
JOHN q. DEyEREUX,
No. o. Broadway, corner Wall street, New York city
NJ. THOMPSON,
Wasaingon city.
Nh pevercuI a commissioner Of the Court Of Claims
Jan 3l-3awtnf Intel
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Medical Card,

UOCTOR sTANIsLAs BERNsZ regular practitioner homeo-
pahy. Office, 93 and Fourteenth
tons from o, a. m, 10 3, o,
Doctor Stansas Herny having returned from Europe with
proved health, will atsnd the praeee Of his profession
Le DnCtsur parle frasgair,
DeI Doctor spreht Deuseh.
VI Doctor habla Espanol,
II Duuore pstlA ltsianO,
Jan Ie-d6m
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Tue subscriber ofs Tor sale upon liberal iefm the FOL
lowing sbds situated IN Isspsr county Indiana, $50
stat eodnv, 6 lroquos county nois, $40
Hamilton county, $40 These lands hnsy hered In
old settled district within Ave mites % MeCi-aeseorouKh, the
county srs and the line Of railroad Ia jefferson
county Hnoi go Frankn county go Pope
county m Alexander eounty, 40 aud other lands
70 Wneonstn Fot further information call O. ". GORDON
No 90 street, agent for J. l.. DE CAMP.
Washington city, b. e.. Feb II, 1853.
Feb lg-difu -
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THIS Is 10 Iivs notice that the subscriber hath
nihad from the orphans OF Washington y
District OF Columbia sters Of administration the personal
Of Thomas Law, late the State nf IuBo deceased
having claims against the said
exhibit the with The vouchers thereof the subscriber
before the ninenih day OF February they may
by law be .rcluded ON all benefit Of The sqid estate.
Given uhdef hand this day OF February Is56
Feb 92-lAw3w HENRY MAY, Adainsuaior.
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noMnUphrHy.-A Treatise Homeopathic Practice ~
III Medicine comprsed in rsperory for prescribing adapted 10
domestic professional Third edition. improved and
lsrged. BY Huntiag sheriff., NJ. d. g. ON sale a.
TAYLOR n MAURY'S
Mal4- Bookstore, near eth street.
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Law Partnership.

r. ], WALkEK, JhNIN'
N oBERT j. WALKER LOUIS JANIN have formed part
n ner-hp trial TIE supFem'
Tinted States and In the Court d Claims Addrss
washington City, D. @.
Jan 9-eodtnf
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Madame Devos,
From Paris and Nsg YorI

From PARIS and Rsp York.
MADAME DEyOs's millinery has arrived, and 10 opened
III fot ps9ecR The Lakes 50i peBnsyIyana avenue
which the aeuhon Of the ladies Of wasngon Geogetown a.
is respectfully iuvted.
Jan 2t-u
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I'hk suhscrtber will remain In town few days 60
dispose o The remaining States and Territories for the control
e sale Of his Flour Restorative lie parties fot the
states Louisiana, Arkansas Alabama Florida Georgia, North
sona Psnhsylvania delaware Tennessss, Kentucky Missouri
Ugn Washington Territory Nebraska and Kansas, Mnnesoa
Uah, Northwestern Territory New Mexlco and uba
oang my absence time from the city, agent, Mt c.
h' GORDON, No. 2ss II street, will fepfosgnt me.
Pei fe-dif1
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CEsTLEsEs's aATs.-ToDD CO. win, o.duy, intro
VI ducs their spring style, March t-da
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~ hfeotsf Englth and Frenrk Rosvsys a,5 Da, s,1ooL
,r Ssrs" b~4fng', No. Ias Pennsvlpaaia apenue
TUE second session Of rlis nst nti.D .,I - = 49,,
February T. ttbS. WI S''""'"N" v" "''"pt
c.", @ w The French language given by lady re
I'h, who resides In The of
uhe especial charge of Miss nroose and every
cation "sd of The acquisition Of thorough esgaa
Ian 97-eod3w
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w W. hohhBL, Attorney and Conn-.ita~ at
5 ,hs nss states circuit court commissioned, Commissioner
ps ~ Sou, oi Claims, No. - Wall street, York.
pa ~ hon = Nesn, Justice United supreme Court
~ ISL oned Sfates General J. O. roen, Corps
o Unied states army; NJ Blair, Solicitor Court
ton city. - '' SO - T'su ~, "a 10 "a sss ss-lhs
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=" noOhE .. prepared 60 furnish . bsa white
aa ed ssh coal of AL sires and Cumberland kinds
:" 49, ~ SustomeEs ~ the lowes marker prices,
.ytto pounds guaranteed he on,
h'cs"fy' OAK, and pine wOnd = very low prices,
tN Ahce and lul measure relied on in at eases
RAndp f '''"N'" ~ IN" ~ oPP"@'N VI"
Nov 9o-FTuThr
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sEdtnrs of the above paper will please copy and send
Their b- The Patent Once, with paper containing MS notce'
Psh ht5-law3w
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~ 81 2s .-- '' - - w. A@"'''
me Way Of Salvation by Albert Barnes. a..
rrhe heoeesn--ilustratedg by 2. n. Gosse, si.
n ns's from the German BY w, II. Tunes, rs
""' FRANCK TAYLOR,
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1856-08-06
Shooting q man.

On last Saturday Thomas o!dield was
walking along the public road near tha
Bridge at'irondale carrying gun, when he
was met By Thomas Hopkins, and few
words (not angry ones) passed betwee them
0ld6eid was very drunk and Hopkins in q
friendly manner urged him TO put down the
hammer Of his gun which was drawn. Old
field then drew up his gun as il to shoot
Hopkins who ran 10 escape. But Oldfeld
fired and Hopkins fell. The gun was loaded
with shot, and some sixty were found 10 the
wounded man, who, however, was not dan.
gerously injured. Old6eld was arrested aud
brought before Esquire Painter who commit
ted him 10 Jail, but subsequently left him ont
upon entering bail in $500 for his appearance
at September court. Both the parties arc
foreigners.
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Fremont q Siaveholderf

The fact that Col. Fremont lie, or has, until
recently been elaveholder, car no longer
be denied. A gentleman now residing in 81.
Louis, who 10 we'll known in Penn Yan, N.
Y, writes 10 friend in the latter place:
"Wilhin the las, year have bad occasion
TO transact business with, and frequently been
at the house Of Col. Brani, and several Of the
domestics have from time TO time been point.
ed out to me as the Stivss of Col. Fremont,
and these are moi al either, as he owns many
othe,s, male and female, hired out in va,ious
parts cfMs City"
The house Of Col. Bfaut is the place At
which Col Fremont mskes II his home in
81. Louis. The writer Of the above paragraph
says:
"Col. Brsnt 10 particular friend Of mine.
I visit his house frequently. He is q man Of
grea. wealth, and married, as you know, a
sister of Col. T. H. Benton, who also makes
j, his home there since Mrs. Benton's de.
cease" ....
The Providence Post adds to this testimony:
"Thai Col. Fremon, did own slaves three
months before his nomination, has been prov
et. That he does now OWN SEVENTY
FIVE is positively asserted by the HAsdale
Gdxetto.
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oonssac's' saiss, mercantile paper, bsiImJdlI
agency snd psrinership; and the matter is
arranged in s'ciear style, and adap,ed fo, ,be
copn.ing- -honse and all msn of business
fasy contain just so much law az everv
business man can understand, and ought 10
read. - ~ ~, =,
MEDICAL REyoRMER.-The Augus, numbsl
oi this spirited work sns,ains iis reputation
right well, and contains some valuable ideas
Tor the prevention of disease and the pressr.
vation OF health. DR.. John edits the work
with comm endable energy, and devo,ss bis
mind to his profession with praise worthy zeal.
sixth ANNUAL ANNOUNCEMENT OF the EcLEc.
TIC MEDICAL COLLEGE OF PA.-Session OF
1857. Philadelphia.
The announcement for the next course of
Lectures in this Institution has Just been
laid on our table. The Lectures commence
October 14th, 1866. The Faculty of Medi.
cine is composed of seven Professors emi.
nently qualified to fill the chairs assigned
them, and the facilities and means of illus.
tration are ample. The price of Tickets
have been materially reduced, being only
s4s. Students are admitted to the Hospital
OF the City:@he residence of the Dean is
4lo Vine Street, Philadelphia.
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STATE CONVENTION.

To-day the Democratic Stale Convention
u in session at Chambsrsburg 10 nominate a
candidate for Surveyor General. Il 10 10 be
hoped that q man will be chosen who will
make the State Ticke, invulnsrable, and as
present indications point to John Rowe as
the candidate, this wish will be eratifisd.--
No county in the State has better Democrats
than franklin and among such men IS Viii.
son Reilly, John Rowe, G. W. Brewer and
Col. Orr there is an honor and magnanimily
that commands every mans respect aud con-
6dence. Among the editors of this State
there 10 not more manly and independent
herald Of truth than Mr.. Cooper of the
Chambersburg Spirit; and il is from such
men as the uue-hearted Democrats of Frank
lin that sefs man cal be chosen for the
ticket, who will make il invincibls.
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New Governor.

The President has nominated to the Sen.
ale, John w. Geary, of Pennsy lvania, to be
Governor of Kansas, in the place Of Shannon,
removed. MIR. Geary was, during the Mex
icanwar, elected Colonel of The Second Penn
sylvania Regiment He was appointed. by
President Polk, in ls47, 10 proceed TO Cali.
fornia as Postmaster at San Francisco, and
subsequently appointed By General Kelley as
Judge or Alcade. He was the first Mayor
of San Francisco under the city charter, end
appointed by the State Legislature as mem
Der Of the Board of Commissioners for the
funded debt. He 10 represented as being
about forty years of age, and admirably fitted
for the discharge Of the duties Of the Office
10 which the Presidsat has now appointed
him. 3
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REGISTERS NOTICES.

NOTICE is hereby given 10 all legatees,
creditors and other persons interested in the
ostatos OF tho respective decedents and mi.
nors that the following administration ac-
counts have been fled In the Office of the
Register OF the county of Columbia, and
will be presented for cor firmaiion and allow.
auce 10 the Orphans Court, 10 b. held at
Bloomsburg, in and for the county aforesaid,
on Wednesday, the Sd day of September
next, at 2 O'Clock, P. M.
]. The account OF Lewis Yetter and Dan.
iel Yeuer, adm'rs of the estate OF Jacob Yet.
ter, late of franklin twp, decd.
Q. The account of Solomon Neyhard,
Executor of Joshua Webb, late of Centre
township, deceased.
8. The account of Solomon Neyhsrd,
admir- Of the estate of Susanna Neyhard, late
OF Centre twp, decd.
4. The accoun, Of Dorothy Karshnsr and
VIM. Kafshner, admir- of Miohsel Karshner,
late of Piue twp, decd.
5. The account OF Robert F. CLARK, admir-
Of Barbara Shuman, late of Maine township,
deceased.
6. The account OF Charles Fetierman and
Osborn Williams, adm'rs Of jacob Fsuer.
man, late of Locust twp. decd.
Z. The account of John R. Moyer, admir-
Of James Ralslon, jr., late OF Bloom town.
ship, decd. ...
8. The account Of Ephraim p. Luiz, OK.
ecutor of James Thornion, late Of Bloom
twp, deceased.
O. The account OF Elisha Hess, executor
Of Andrew Hess, late of Sugarloaf township,
deceased.
TO- The account Of VIM. Ewes and David
Ewes, executors Of VIM. Ewes, late of Green.
wood township, deceased.
IL. The account of George Kelchner, ad-
miuistra,or of jeremiah X. Hess, laie of
Centre twp. decd.
IL. The account of John Keller, admir- of
the estate of Jacob Gsarhar, sen., late of
Maine township, deo'd.
1a. The accoun, Of John Hughes, executor
Of the estate of George Craig, SEN, late OF
Briarcreek twp. decd.
IA. The account of William Edwards and
Thomas Edwards, adm'rs of Anna Margaret
Edwards, late Of Briarcreek twp. decd.
is. The account Of William Edwards and
Thomas Edwards, adm'rs of Wm. Edwards,
late of Briarcreek twp. decd.
IS. The account of Jacob D. Kline, adm Z
Of William Everett, late Of Orange township,
deceased.
II. The accoun, of Jacob D. Kline, exec
ulor Of Christian Kendig, sen, late of Orange
township, decd.
Is. The final account OF John Freas, guar
dian OF Deborah Knorr, one of the children Of
Jacob Knofr, late of Bfiarcreek twp, decd.
10. The fnsl account Of John Fress, guar.
dian of Elias Knorr, one of the children Of
Jacob Knorr, late of Brarcreek twp. decd.
20. The final account of John Freas, guar.
dian of Stephen Knorr, one of the children
of Jacob Knorr, late Of Briarcreek twp. decd.
81. The final account of John Freas, guar
dian of Jacob R. Knorr, one Of the children
Of Jacob Kuorr, late Of Briarcreek township,
deceased.
20. The final account of John Freas, guar.
dian Of William J. Kuorr, one of the children
Of Jacob Knorr, late Of Bfiarcreek township,
deceased.
23. The account Of Reuben B. Voris, Ad-
miuistrotor of John Vorris, late of the Borough
of Danville, deceased.
DANIEL LEE,
REusTER's OFFICE, I Register.
Bloomsbury, Aug. 9, '56.