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FIRE! FIRE!
Run! Boys! Run


caused defer the Of the Lindsey Lots adver
tised for that day, until
Thursday the 9Th day Of June next.
On that y We will sell OTIS Nos. 35 inclusive
designated the plan o. the Lindsey Lots ready for
distribution at Office.
Nos TO front the lie Turnpike, situated
between Lndey Wharf and Carroll streets
orally 30 feet trout running bas alley and Of great
value.
Nos. Q to IL, front on Carroll street.
Nos. ~ 10 "a, front on Berren street; and
2S 49, front Asylum street. 50 feet 'front.' 100
feet deep, with 20 foot alley the they neatly
enclosed and are rabe situations for residences
you viii all say when you see them.
We which confidently rey, that Gas
and Water will soon be exten Ted to these Lots.
No front ng the Turnpike and Lnses Avenue; and
No fronting the FUR pike Carroll street and Wharf
wei the OTIS between them, destined 70 become sit
uatons Of great prominence
TEKNs-A credit Of l. g. and years, for notes salts
etory endorsed payable in bank, bearing interest," and
lien retained.
Having acted hitherto quite conspicuous part In extend
ing the Of city, and Halter ourselves
20 satisfaction Of the public, and personally
concerned in this SALE may not be inappropriate 70 remind
them that this our benefit
We will llso 90 the same day, sell number Of Lots
Miller Winston's d,ion.
so Sale the prefn IS 10 commence at ii O'Clock A. NJ
sE- omnihuses a. usual. LlNDSLE1 CROCkEF,
Z. r. GLAscocK, Auetioneer. S5 college st
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o. fHE LATE SHkn FisHr AT SPfTHRAp-
The Loedon Chronieie. sitsr giving ds-eFip.
tion Of the late great review " ths EnglisL
asei a. Spilh~ad says--
''Oae useful truth sc sesFn fren his Fesisss
Il shoss uhai Ne could bet ID nos So
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Valuable Lots,

situated IN the excited district
Lots Market street, opposite the Rutedge Prop
erty.
OF fronting feet College street, and extending
through Hume street. Immediately adjoining the Vaughn
Property.
fronting As fee College street. in the Campbell
Property, which there is a double frame
fronting 80 feet College street, and adjoining
the Baptist Church.
SEVERAL A. t. on College street, part of the Mallory
Property.
s.Ots Maple street. University Place, at the
junction Of Maple the Murfreesborough Turnpike
SOJs every and anywhere in Maury and Clabornes
plan Of lots.
LUI~ in o. Ewing's Addition
OTIS in the Wemore Ewing Addition
Lot in the Barrow Grove Property the Episcopal
Church.
GOts College and Market streets, in the McGehee
Plan.
Lott in and near University Place, and
OtS generally everywhere.
We accommodate everybody with Lot that wants one.
We have them Of all Sorts sizes and shapes.
All good, bad Indifferent Of fine soil, others
Astounding in elegant Of free s0 others possessed
Of the valuable privilege Of contributing the support Of
City Government he diffusion Of knowledge and to the
extension Of Railroads.
In short pledge ourselves to suit all persons II any
should thing extra uncommon, will man
ucture lot to suit him. being amply supplied with the raw
material Call soon they going.
may26-1m So college st
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eB hessrs CoLEHAS Il SrErsoS, Of the Astor
House, New York, have failed and dissolved part
nership. The Hotel will in future be conducted by
Mr.. Stetson alone. The New York Tribune says
this failure does net arise from any falling OF in
the business of the Aston House, which was never
more successful than at present. but has been oeca.
stoned BY heavy acceptances Of the drafts of Mr.. A.
b. Coleman, Of the Burnet House, Cincinnati
which were TO have been but have not been pro
vided for by the drawer. Mr. A. b Coleman hiss
been for some years past engaged in buying up the
stock Of the Burnet House, aud has obtained four.
teen-seventeenths Of the whole. To pay for this
stock he has made drafts upon Messrs Coleman L
Stetson, which Of late he has been unable to take
care Of They have accumulated TO about 81 so 600
and have been carried along at usurious rates for
some two years until, the burden having become
too onerOus Of the drafts we're allowed to day
go to protest. The interest Of Mr.. A. B. Coleman
IN the Burnet House s supposed to be amply sun
cient TO paw eventually ell these drafts The la
bilities Of hessrs Coleman Stetson not connected
with this operation viii, understand, be prompt
ly PAID
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tice. It's absurdity is salient, and evident
to the duiIest comprehension.

tice. It's absurdity is salient, and evident
to the dullest comprehension.
But that the Union and AmerIcan has
admitted and defended ignoring the slavery
question by its own party cannot be denied.
That the Democratic Convention at Gin
cinnati next week will knowingly and viii
fully ignore this question we have never had
doubt. And with these things before US,
how despicable seem the cant and whin-
ing, and assumed indignation of few
months ago With prudish affectation they
sickle for Southern rights, and shrink with
repugnance at the least deviation in others;
while practically they yield the question,
and abandon their professed principles
with the effrontry of hardened political sin
ners.
H9~ We have repeatedly called upon the
Union and american for proof of its assertion
that Ex-Governor n S. Brown, and other
Americans of this State, have admitted
the constitutionality of the Wilmot Provi-
So" Instead of furnishing the evidence
called for, our neighbor shelters himself be-
hind the plea that we have not denied the
assertion. Possibly we can bring him up to
the mark by other means. If the Unl0n
and American has forgotten the issues of
the canvass of I849, between Ex-Governor
Brown and General TRoUsDALE, it is not
likely that those who heard their discussions
have In his speeches in every section of
the State, Elk Gov. Brown declared the Will
mot Proviso unconstitutional A sketch of
his speech at Paris, May 18th, says:
ale repeated his firm belief that the WilmOt
ProUiso tods unconstitutional"
A sketch of his speech at Brownsville.
May %, says:
"The Wilmot Proviso he denounced, as he
says he has uniformly done, as UEooNsTITU-
TIoNAL, inerpedient, unjust, &C."
We should think our neighbor will need
something more than naked assertion to
make the public, credulous though it may
be, after this exposition, Believe that Ex-
Gov. Brown "admits the constitutionality
of the Wilmot Proviso"
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B@-A correspondent of the National
Era, in "shriek for freedom" declares
the emigration from the South for Kansas
this spring, exceeds in numbers that of the
North.
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EDIFYING-To hear an Englshman des-
canting upon the monstrous wickedness Of
6llibusterism-John Bull being the embod-
iment of the real live, active iIlibuster.
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sEA convention Of superiutendents Of
State Lunatie Asylums assembled In Gin
cinnati on the goth inst.
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kissed maid the other hlghr
But VITO she was ,aay not tell
Her eyes wers like the diamoPds bright
And soft those OF label
But never kiss and tell
Her bFeas, bank Of virgin snow,
Whereof no thought Of eth should dwell
Her voice vas very sseet and loW,
And like The voice Of Label
Bus never kias and tell.
Her lips ss cherrsss. swert and red,
And she was shy as . gaErle;
She kisse.i me back--and thea che fee
Just like our chsrming I-sbsl-
Bat never kiss and tsfi.
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ToR THK DISTRICTS.
lat. DisL-E. G TAYLOR. Of Carter.
I'd. MOSES WHITE, Of Knox.
Sd. REESE B. BRABSON, of Hamilton
4th. w. P. BICKERSoN, Of Coffee.
9Th. ROBERT HATTON, Of Wilson.
sth.," w. n WISENER, OF Bedford.
9Th. G. G. GROVE, of Giles.
9Th. J. M. QUARLEs, of Montgomery
9th. ISAAC r. HAWKINS, Of Carroll.
10Th. JOSEPH r. MOSBY, Of Fasette.
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New Books. =
Abbe NOt anu OJhe Knots.
Reality: OF the Miionares Daughter. -
Maieira, Portugal, and the Andalusias Of Spain.
A sreond Journey rUuni he World.
Atpen .urt: a Sorry - our time.
Courtshlp and MarrfSgs-Lee HentE
70. ers rsb,e Tas.
Italian sshts ihrO0gh American speetaees.
Letters q Lady Montague.
scammyi and the Circassian War.
Mavried-Not Maed.
Courtesirs OF Wed ed Life.
Irish ReVo ionary HstOry.
Eutaw; A TAI Of the Revolution.
HUI, boldt's lslapd Of Cuba.
Receive this day, and for sale by
ma,1s Bue CHARLES W. SMITH.
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FINE PLATED GOODS.

w have lust opened a small sssortmentiOf PLATED
w CASTORS Of various qualities, aud new and hand
Pserns, which will be sold for small advance upon
New York hist.
ALSO Plated Spoons Forks Tea Spoons. Cups, Candle
sticks &C sc All Il which will be old very oS prices.
ma % MAKE VIE d Wilson.
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TRUST SALE.

IN pursuance Of Deed Of Trust to execute By John
Graham ami Isaac Taylor. which Is registered in the Reg
isers oce Of Davidson county in Book No 49, pages SSS
and $50 and dated January Sst 1885, and for the
therein contained hall the 1Ih dav Of June, 1885, at
the Court House gate the Public square, in Nashville
proceed to sell TO the highest bidder cash. the right ue
and interest which the said Graham and Taylor conveyed in
said deed Of in and the FLOWING described property,
tow: lot Of ground In the city Of Nashville commencing
the North the lot sold G. L. O. horne
and the executors Of Mary E. T. Msury decea ed 70 b
Mills ming thence In the direction OF the Lick Branch IS
feet ke thence right angles crdde street IN
right ansles along CVidde street thirty eight feet to
stake, the OF said lot Of Robert Mills. And aso,
other lots OF ground purchased by the said Crab from
Morrison by deed dated the 18th II June. 1883, lot
being part lot No 81 fronting twenty 1--WE feet aey
and McNziy line and extending In depth towards College
sixty seventy ct less the o;he'
lot fronting neen feet said alley and McNary line mex
below the lot above described and running back towards
College UpOn the lot hrst named there Is stone
Bung and other mpro emeut on College street, and upon
the last named Is Csnsds rOuse sud nthec i'm
mens. JOHN HUGH SMITH, Trustee.
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WATCH IosT !


wA44Rs WATCH LOST = On the
sc spron: Thin Doubleease, with the le a. W. g."
engraved on the outside The second Hand on he
Mnate HA shortened. Any person delivering Il at this
ofice will be suitably rewarded. mAy23 81
MISS Book-Keeper-A Young Man
Hs-~a6n wei qualified, wishes to obtain Book Keep
81 ustion the city Best city references given Ad
49, Rox No 444 msye
A&S,Sales at Auction The under
k3E~S signed vii attend 20 the sale Of Real Estate.
pssn.l proDerty Groeerie- Dry Goods Stocks, Se Ac.
win attend and sell stocks Of Nashville BniIcing ard
loan asSocaoa CITY Bai ding and Loan Association and
tn MecspcsI Bull og aed Loan Association. al each and
ali # the sae meetings q the respective assoeia Ions
The long experience Of the dsgnet In the auction
business he trs $ viii be sufficient guarantee that all bu-
sness entrusted hn Si be promptly AMI satisfactorily
contacted.
OHce a. the Merchants Exchsnz-, College street
ap25-tf T. D. sARNs"ONth
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RECOLLECTIONS
oFTHE
Table Talk of Samuel Rogers.
TO WHICH Is ADDED
FEE ONIANA.


OPINIONS OF THE PRESS
ut very entertaining hook in Which every paragraph
precious, account Of s references celebrity or
other"-Cty ITEM
rne value Of Rogers Table TAX IN literary and even
historical point OF T. immense furnishing an insixht
the mysteries Of the souderfui sSs 10 winch he lived
and aourished "-BuR 10 Republican.
"Rogers proverbay o. the best takers IN Eng
land and his familiar acquaintance 9TH the htera and
many Of the politician dgDitare Of that country fur
nshed shund mt fnod fr the pqu uhch be
was distinguished "-Worcestrr spy
"A d-shfaI book rirh IN Nit ami IN tAoughts-surh a.
fail from the lips e men, the beauty and grandeur
Of simplicity thei- tables the place above
al others, where would them. "-PhlA. Christian
Observer.
he reader win and In that Is entertaining crit
icsms uttered Informally poetry, md religion
servatnns uStrious persOuaee Numerous anecdotes
and pleasant jOkes."-Mo Republican
CAS- memorial Rogers and ala description Of the
celebrities Of the day book which VII be eagerly
rome Sentinel
'To an who wish both i1s ructOn and amusement most
pleasantly blended together commend this very interest
ing voume."-Kock Islander.
at Rogers who had fr his companions Wordsworth
Colerige Campbell Shel Scott, Moore, Byron,
Madame de Stasl Jehs, ami, and others and his
has all the siuence and nspira which suen & company
would naturally invite"- Boston Bee.
II you want bsauui book squil in appearance to the
choicest Of the English pressa book that takes you
glance among the ntegencie OF London society
the last hair cenry, enriehes with BON a0ts
dOsss quaint sayings literary gossip and social traits buy
Rogers Table Talk.
For sale by W.T. BERRY & CO.,
maylO Booksellers, Nashville
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HARP&R'S MONTHLY FOR JUNE,
GRAHAMS MAGAZINE
GoDEY's LADYs BOOK
PRANK LEsLlES ILLUSTRATED PAPER Is received
every Saturday. For sale by JOHN YORK CO
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SOUTH NASHVILLE.
Great EXCitem ent!
THE CITIZENS IN ARMS!

w AFTER OR NO WATER, Gas no Gas; Light Dark
w ness Macadamzed Streets Mud Bridge Bridge
the questions engrosng the attention Of the It'll and
Sth Wards
Wishing 10 have hand in everything that is going
have concluded pitch into this free fight and by way Of
adding fuel the flames have concluded to sell the following
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The Croakers at Fault.
O~~~~~~~~~-
NASHVILLE
Going Ahead Faster than Ever!
rFr1 Z NJ I q 20
XtS Population Will be
10 90 o o!
ORR II TIE LESS.
Beneath ne shade
m .aZou1p xalnuts fnot gOgI,s nl

Of 0Le1lnn wanuts, mot "0dks,")
how appropriately and elOquenty, one 'Cth fancy free"
particularly after mbibng copiopsy from the Fountain Of
Heidsck might he surveyed the before him, des
upon the goes Of ancient Greece and Rome upon Ar
cadan Groves Sylvan Streams Capi;one Hills Grecan Por
tcoes and Egyptian Temples After soaring ao in such STYLE
could he restrain his Pegasus far to descend 20 the
times and view things they he would imedi
atelY before him
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AMERICAN ELECTORAL TICKET.
ZOE THK pIsTRIcrs.

TOR THE STATE AT LARGE.
THOMAS A. r. NELSON, of Washington.
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FLOIRI FLOUR!
lust RECEIVED, $50 bags Extra Goose Greek;
II
Every bag warranted, at lmay22l Q. DANDY.
SHAKER TABLE MATS.
UST Received, Shaker Table watts Common Table Mats,
81 Door Mats Of description for sale at ve,y low pri
ces, by MACKENZIE 4 WILSON
BUTTER PRINTS
M have Just received from New ork small lot OF the
w above articles, pund, and hall and quarter pound
m0ulds
ALsO-square and Oval Bread AMI Choppins Trays,
WOOoen Bowls, &C; patent and common " thss Pms
mayr8 MACN ENZIE 4 WILSON.
MOPS AND SCH BHING BKI SHE'S.
TUsT Received Long Hand scrubbing Brushes, Hair
- Brooms BUSTING Biu,hes, Mops Tea up Mops, large
clothes Baskets. Clothes Hampers.
may23 MACKENZIE 4 WILSON.
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Browning's Wheat Thresher.
A FEW then old Ia Rather ord eO1aty last sea
n Combining strength and HghtBess with pacIty
per,rm sy admit Ell 20 be superior to any offered
We Eih el them Al the manufacturers price re sh
may2t-Wim HICKMAN fills.
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TEURD's new STORE!
Hey Goods

TEYHE subscriber takes this method Of informing
D. the citizens Of Loretto and the public gen
orally, that he is now receiving and opening at
his New Store Room, one mile North of Loretto,
Cambria county, Pa. one OF the Largest and best
assorted stock OF goods ever brought 10 this sec
ton Of country. The stock consists in part Of the
following articles viz Broad Cloths, Cassiuctts,
Cassimeres, Satineis, AIernoes, Dc!aiues and Al
pacas, of all qualities and prices.
A large variety Of Ciinghams, Poplus, CalicOes
and Ladies Dress Pai8s of the latest STYLES. and
al very low price, together with fine assortment
of Braid and Silk BouHets, Cap and Bonnet Rib
boDs and Dress Trimmings.
a large quantity of ready made Clothing for
old and young folks. Drugs Paints & Medicines.
! large assortment mantle, eight day, and thirty
hour clocks. Queensware, glassware and tnware,
IN fact every article necessary for family pur-
poses. Hardware Of al Descriptions. Grocer
les d Conlectionaries. in abundance VIII be kept
constantly CA hand aud at fair prices.
The subscriber tenders lGs thanks to bis nu-
Inerous customers and friends. or the very liberal
patronage bestowed on bin since bis commence
mcnt In business on Tunnel Hill, aud w0uld sail
be thankful to greet all Of his old customers. and
as many more new ones, as viii favor aim with "a
call at his New Stand.
Goods VIII be sold as heretofore at the lowest
shade Of profit rs his motto has been, and viii
continue 10 be =. Snail Prqtits and QuiaE Re
tiu7,S.''
All Kinds Of Country Produce taken in ex-
change for go9ds-lnoncv will not be refused
Intending to do a business strictly ON the one
price principle that is the lowest selling price
viii be asked, from which their viii be abate-
ment Children win be enabled to get fair value
for their money. equal to grown persons.
Gail at the NEW STORE, on Henry AFGuiTe's
old Saw Mil property, mile from Loretto
WILLIAM ID. HURD.
Tanu3ry Q. 1856.
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HOTzCE.

UHE undersigned, appointed by the Orphans
/ Court of Cambria county, at December Term,
1865 Il commissioner to take the testimony in
the matter Of the answers Of George Litingcr,
Executor Of the last viii and testament of Leon
ard Iitzinger, deceased to the citation served on
him. TO shew cause why heshould not be discharg-
ed. hereby gives notice to all Interested, that he
viii attend to the duties Of his said appointment
at the office Of Messrs. Johnston s Mullin, in
Ebensburg, on Wednesday,, the 20th day of Feb
ruary. next, at one o'clock. =. ~
JAMES G. NOON, Com'r.
IlhanshIIro I'm % 1S5R=4t.
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kERe ElrGE 0E EHsc Season.
ENDWARD ROBERTS has just received from
Z Z the east, aud has now ready for sale fall and
complete assortment of
FALL q WINTER GOODS
including every article Of fancy, dress or plain
goods that can be asked for ia "a country store,
either for ladies' or gentlemen's wear. His stock
consists of general variety OF caiicoes, mernoes,
alpacss, delliues. linens musns laccs etc, for the
ladies, together with boots, Shoes hats and full
selection OF winter stuls FOR the ,ntlellen.
For the houseileepcr he has laid in a stock Of
FRESH GRO CERIES.
embracing every article under that head, together
with tinware, carpcting, carpet chain, sheeting.
shirting, etc, etc.
For the farmer he has fish, salt and other arti
cles required by the public generally.
IN short he has his storeroom filed with articles
in every department Of trade, from which the
needy can select to suit their wants.
GECountry produce taken in exchange for goods
at the market value, and goods sold cheap TO cash
caustomerS. Come and see.
Ebensburg, Nov. Z, l355-tf
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cavern stand for Rent.

THE subscriber viii ofier bis Tavern stand. in
the Borough Of Lorette, for rent, for one or
more years. The house IS large and spacious, q
good pump at the door, with cistern in the
kitchen yard, which will hold 400 gallons Of
water, wash house with bake oven under GOV
er A stable capable Of holding ten to twelve
horses. with q granery attached, the garden lots
are good. Possession Of the premises given on
the first day of April, 1855. For further partic-
ulars inquire of che subscriber residing on tho
premises.
7. SHIELDS.
Loretto Jan. 16 1856.
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Adm, nfssrator,s Noeicc.

q FILTERS of administrator, have been gran
. A ted to the subscriber, by the Register OF
Cambria count, on the estate Of Eleanor Jones,
deceased. late Of Cambria township, this IS to
notify all persons indebted to the said estate. TO
make immediate payment, and those having bills.
viii present them duly proven for settlement.
d. II. ROBERTS, Admir-.
Ebensburg, Jan. ., 1856.
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The undersigned being appointed by the Or
phans' Court Of Canlbria county, auditor to make
and report distribution Of the assets remaining in
the hands Of the administrators aforesaid to and
amongst the creditors legally entitled thereto
hereby notifies all persons interested in the said
distribution, that he VIII attend to the duties of
The said appointment at his Office in the Borough
Of Ebensburg, Tuesday, the 26th day Of
February, next, at one O'Clock. 2. II.
c. w WINGARD, Auditor.
Ian %. 1856.-4t
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Administrators Notice.

{ ETTERS ol administration on the estate of
=. = Z Oharies H. Heyer, late of Ebensburg Cam
ofl3 county. deceased, having been granted to the
undersigned by the Register Of Cambria county.
All persons knowing themselves to be indebted To
the said estate, are requested to make immediate
payment, and those having claims against said
estate, viii present them 10 the undersigned, du-
II authenticated for settlement
T. BLAIR MOORE, J
7. S. HEYER, AoLh $.
Ebensburg, Jan. 2, 1856.
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NOTICE.

EHEREAS letters Of administration on the es-
III tate Of Nicholas BecLer, late Of Allegheny
township, Cambria county, deceased, having been
granted by the Register OF said county, 10 the un-
dersigned, residing in the township aforesaid. all
persons indebted to said deceased are required to
make Immediate payments, and these having
claims will present them properly authenticated
Tor settlement.
SAMUEL BECHER, a.,
HENRY BECHER, Ann 10
January ,, lS55.-6t.o
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The undersigned being appointed by the Or
phans' Court Of Cambria county, a commissioner
to take, and seduce the testimony IN the proceed
ings aforesaid TO writing and report the same to
the said Court; hereby notifies all persons inter-
estcd therein, that he viii attend 70 the duties o.
the said appointment at his Office in the Borough
Of Ebeusburg, on Wednesday, the 27th day Of
February, rezt, at the hour Of oneo'clocl, P. NJ
c. II. REED, Con.'r
Jan. %. lS5G-fts.