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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-12

BuRsriTG OF THE Bic GUN On the ID inst.
while MI Dimick experimenting on his
newly invented rifle cannon, it exploded.
breaking into nine pieces. The gun weighed
s,S.lS pounds, and was made of fine mallable iron.
The front part of the gun-aNout five feet in
leneth-hlew away from the breach, the latter blow
ing into eight fragments. Some Of these weighing
five hundred pounds were thrown forward from
two to three bundled feet, and projected into
the air from forty to fifty feet But the most sin
gnar part of the story remains to he told The
bull, which weighed eighteen pounds, was thrown
To nearly the elevation which it would have reach
ed had the bursting not taken place, striking the
the ground at about $4,000 or I6 900 yards 81
Louis Democrat.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-12

FRENCH CELEBRATION AT LAKE SUPERIOR
The fete q, the French Emperor was celebrated
on the 18th of August mt the settlement OF tn"
copper mines of the French company, on the Dor
d,rs of Lake Superior. whore but few years
since there dwelt only few scattered ludian
tribes An altar arraigned in theIforesine
the mouth of one of the shafts of the mine Dl-
vine service followed by re Deum, WAS oele
brated by Rev. Louis Ihele, Catholic missiona-
ry of Eagle lIarbor. Immediately afterwards he
blessed the shaft; which he baptized with the
name of Napoleon. A banquet and II cnnal race
followed. The tri-colored flag waved for the
fr-t time ON the borders Of Lake superior. and
mingled its folds with those of the American
flag Mr.. George Maurice, the principal of the
company. toasted the Emperor and DR.. Liver
moro proposed the health of Eugene, which was
of course drank with much enthusiasm.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-12

BANNER TO BE PntsrSrEp.-W are requested to
state that Banner will he presented to LYu,hhurg
section Cadets OF Temperance, neNt Wednesday
night at Temperance Han and that there Will be
Lecture delivered alter the presentation cercnouios
Tile public are Invited Il attend.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-12

- IMMEDIATE fnSSESStoN.=Ihe above old aud well
established sto in Rcmond. a. is tar rent With iumrdaie
lhete chambers sufficient hundred
beds Tho dining sjlhN - feet fhorr extensive
aud enienf Tor eoakng washing sc.
and large stable au1 largo carriaer hauars. Ar, Sc
This property IN known that mtthor description
To good tenant will be rrasounhlr
sop lurgiaNts = Il GRESHAM
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4 NHOShoNs- ~ gtfNAN, Dealers ia tlcDts'
~ Clothing and Furnishing Goods 10 Main Street Rich
mond. Va, ls1d Fall stock lt3G
calling the Stock Goods introduced by the
rbcrs pofhaph would lac we'll Ia notice the act Of
rapidly increasing trno with all crtions Of the STATE dnng
the time have been located In Rehmond And
du'iion take
this medium by which make ourselves known expecting
course that on examination all parties will Judge for them
acv"s as 10 our particular merits being perfectly satisfied TINT
the customers notions aud Judgment hc consulted
We Fall Stock aud purchasers
that thug Ia the Of Gents Wearing Apparel Will
receive attention, and the assorted lines viii
found complete sothat each customers VIII be supplied
Having livery facility for the proper prosecution oi bust
W" hope 10 make the fact and
secure satfa thy rai, NarnR the asl year have III
trdup expressly Gents Furnishing Goods where
customers nd thing pertaining Ia that Department
In the 'lntHiug Department guarantee the Stock
lac perfect In point OF durability In aud Styles because
mako every thing otsolycs and have hesitation la wing
goods will be found equal to the bost
t'uuY. Watching the various ehanKoA 81 Fashion Ialea
mHN rest asaufdn finding the Rtoa and make Sterc
subject 10 the inspection and approval call IL solicited by
GRDSHONG Il TtPMAN.
M Aiaits RI,l,u A.,
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uObIN ~. OLIVER.
% No - S.yu,i,p street,

Mn pRifANS IA,
AGENT FOR THE SAIEuF MANUFACTURED roBAt
CO. would respectfully solicit consiguncnts from Manu-
Nupiui with the assurhne" that as he does not
deal article except Merchant lbs whole
aud attention will bc devoted 10 the Interests ot those Who
favor him with their conslgnments which liberal nj
will bo made
RrffFtNor 10y Her & Keen lcsse Hnr" 4 Co Hurt 4
Preston, knight Alton, Col Aug Ioitwich Amman q.
Hancock lNnchhurg. Chas Cosby l.. II Holland Dan.
willie john ). W lkor, Richmond
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NJ Gnh JOHNSON wiTCIs.-Who has
IN not heard 81 the johnson Natchf Aud who
NAL worn johnson Watch has had of complaints
~*so The Johon watch has always been regarded the
inrmy given entire satisfaction We take great pleasure
calling the attention friends stock johnson
watches IN heavy Gold Hunting Gases u kHra n warranted
to- give good satisfaction ~ accurate tine keepers
AZ stated same months ngo Intend to keep hand
variety the best English watches that thr
variety tastes TIM eAlst
Is do with the necessity of going into Northern market
good and substantial wneh. We started the
make house the
watches far efforts have been fpy appreciated
literally fcspondedn W"inond, indeed make proverb
'f want good watch buy in iynehburg Sivehorn
q chit
call and look at our present supply.
siiNERrHoRN a CLIFF
mp9ts Formerly II sl,crtboin.
AND ron sAAE.- being DESTROYS of II,
Ntat ofirr for sale Lands lying the county
Amherst three milrs from The city OF ynchhurg mmedi
tse road leading 10 the Court House. and adjoining
the Augustus IcflwCh, A kinuer and others This
which Is the Homestead contains i20 There
100 in mbe The balance cleared aud divided into
fields, each od having stock There
tent weng with len rooms conveniently arranged for The
comfort Of family and every necessary ont house the
eKceicnt with Hydraulic Ram attached
convey tho to the House There Blacksms shop
and Wheelwfights Sh aud several Buildings the roal
stand for business There Is also the trne excellent
Peach and young Apple Orchard further description of
this Is unnecessary.
The second ls within four miles OF the city of Lynch
and contains go This tract lies well aud has
sufficient quantity timber keep the place up There
buildings any this tract further description
landp useless those wishing buy will view
themselves The subscriber will take pleasure In showing
the lands wishing to buy.
seppdtw&rlm y. Il. MAGRUDER
Richmond Wing copy.
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PETERSBURG ADVERTISEMENTS.

PETERSBURG ADVERTISEMENTS.
NIulH A sTEyE EN ,Ir,iI l smpss'".:sn .f
inst np"sed by ship, Orient ionAn tnr. Joe and West
are prisng every article usually aep such
abshncn Som. Il the patterns entirely yery
e ~ anS WGa F,ca,h China Cut aud pressed Glass. Wat
Plated eas'or Looking Glasses and Piracy Goods is
Nrshsn,, and o,hs1s buying ahovsine would
10 wen to eal na before purchasing as we are well ssi
ned that al thomon term. ssaoy house
the S''''''' markets stone Msf s'sfisF ASss
no So sycamore
sep s,ns Petersburg Va.
,l'uoMAs =. GILLIAN srs. steel and Metas
4 WARE HOUSE, 80 u BolLlsdt,oog PETERS
Val have esabishod Tor ne transaction of
Virginia Sorth Carolina Merchants Waiting this
market 10 examination Of erge aud fsrlef rmen,
being such viii e4able sell at The
Invest rates Rosss Macias BacI smiths and the
trnI rcnsss,ly will ind Il Il, t,ir nv sas
before purchasing elsewhere.
oricrs thankfully reee cd ans promptly as.sndedto
A,EXuOlK,s BROAD CAST GRAIN AND
- GrANo sowER We confidently recommend this Ma
easily kept order and sowsgeslay. quantity OF
tlnn c;nann desired fTank Ruihn, Esd Editor Of the
saa,hoH Pia"t's, thu, tomncns on H. -.-.--.,.-.
working capacity eaopness durability andslmpcy of
sct that do not hcslote - rceommend 70 the pub
in thing which il is known do not often venture
breadth Of 'n fee, as fast as horse can walk and carrying
two hushe al Time does not require a. many soppages as
a. say ~ nm, nhn IN ~, o ny he hn 'su,"s ."o
wo during ery high which prevailed the
during ean because the secdRre delivered chose the
ground W. not only recommend the machine therefore
every but them buy II not only Ms
TIios. nHANoH SONS,
aug 81 di.eem Agents for Petersburg
v~,.x <,nnns aoss RAJ 4 ss1a a., ,,n.;,.
- ~ at Nheleanie, hysr nvENsos a WEpDGLi. who
s,oFa aierb Stock embracing french German,
British and American ahrcb all of which have been selected
with great AMI aono hyono OF the firm, at the
lowest cash panta
NOR" inviting STOCK nor iht wanta 81 hs North Carona
", sl M .a",,n nn"nr ,rn ias,,pd ~ ai.. o,.
u,,t ~, nnJ ntya ,r ,hamsriv.a NJ ,bs syios
M, ,rcra n, ~ A ~, s,e,mo,o strsat
nal, ~ :. ~ " " - ua,nr.I,,rg y,
q tOOD ADVICE AUOST puANOs.--MusiC
MIN nouSt4--A huuso without Music. Ia lSc a Nume-
Chifa gloomy aaniiato Music w the
aronts suggo cry where
nud the lips nd
ht Tor a.aingsms aud spells" Sgyog ladies' insst
,', "pn NV ~ , Ivy M, h f IL "A ~, ,, "
ronn' a NTa,o Melody aud DAYS OF Abs.ncs on IL
I'M ,ho, Ia voal advice Van !, an a avs md ahont 40 40
p,a,os al urtr,. nil tho v.,ious
,.n,,.rus n, - NASII,s
Piano Forte are oom Sycamore roruer of Bank st. Pc
tor shurg Va fang gits
hkN GOODS EOk THE Val TRADE
~ We ~l respectfully solicit tho Morehans visiting Rieh
mond make their Fail purchases To Give Stock en
naton which large aud varied Foreign aud pmnssiet
H. are such as Ia ye us ADVANTAGES Superior 10 any other
Merchants In vlru equal 10 United States
Ia supply the Uanry NaY liant and only ask chance to
prove H. Our are months credit to responsible men or
pc, cent 'er W e nav IN sle ana IRE S1n
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-12

REVOLVING TRAGEpY.-We copy the faii"w
ing from the Philadelphia Inquirer, oi Tuesday;
Lust evening about hnlf past six O'Clock, n most
revolving murder committed at NJ, "a NIT
chan, street, between foar,h and tiith, ana
Chestnut md Market streets.
nnnears thnt the house has been occupied
Cor two months past by Mr. W Nathaniel Vest
and his wife, Ar,heg Wgst together with Their
three children and two boardcrs, named ANN
simpson and Jenny Gray. On yesterday week
West aud his wife had quarrel, and they agreed
Ia sepernte. West left aud did not rta'n uhii'
Yesterday afternoon. when he fnnnd that hs wii'
was removing his furniture against his will, ana
"A quarrel en>ucd. There wa no one IN the
raau at the time except Mr. VS. SIste' aud the
children. The quarrel commonwealth the back
room Of the second story ct the building. IL was
hrrc that West drew from his pocket u DIRK an"
inflicted upon Mr.. W numb r of dreadful staoe
any one of which must have proved fatal. pom
her breast five shocking wounds from "hch
the blood poured in torrents. When the eoro
ncr examined the body, he found besides theS"
three dreadful cuts upon her left side. he imro
finger oil the left hand nearly cut oil, Inc
bone of tho thumb of the lett hand was also cut
otl.
After West had stqbbed his wife aud dashed
her lfeless form upon the floor, h" attempted to
put an end to his own life by stabbng himself III
the left breast.
While in this act he was interrupted by cit
i'm who, hearing the cries of 'murder' ~ ran IN
to the house. but 50 frightened at the horn
bic sight before him, that he left to summon the
police.
Mr.. w. n. West has two severe stahs under
his left breast. One of them is of a serious char
meter. the end of the dirk having evidently en-
tered his lungs. The other wound l. not 81 Sc
rious. the point ofthe knife having penetrated
but short distance beneath the SKIN. When
the officers entered the room, Mr.. West was lying
upon the floor, faint from loss of blood. On tho
opposite side of the room lay the corpse of his
wife in pool Of blood. When w" saw her, she
presented most shocking spec,ncIe-her hands,
bend. body, and part of her clothing were Gov
cred with blood. Her left hand had dreadful
cut on the inside of it-showing conclusively that
the knife had been drawn through it during the
mnrderous struggle.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-12
NEW Cauprr V.uE xOOu. Cua..

" bNAIklNS, oppoal" Exchange Bank Richmond
Va tarpeta Rnes aud on CLOTHS and splendid
mont for the Full sars daily arriving which respectfully
myte the attention Of purchasers tom all sections assuring
them that they will be sold NJ New iarl prircH ROYAL Vel
vet tntPctpR Brussels 1npcsutea Imperial 1hrcc ply Su
er Ingram fme crpotng Venetian tarpeuR from the low
,st iu The best made Cocoa MRth ltuFs on Cmtha Door
Nrs Table III cloths, Floor niiza Table Covers rann
''ia a. BnYetf VIII please give early call
tjudg' uurseisrs IL Htl ms lpw As ANY houBe In Va
t1fAS. A GNATKINS,
it,- 1 Iinok Ecln nd n
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allow are yoa SKdh$ said Joaes Smith pretends
not to know him, and replies hesitatingly-'Sir you
have the advantage of me Yes. retorts Jones, 4
suppose every body has that's got common sense
Browa intertered, and the affair amicably adjust
ed.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-12
ANOn AnAaCE AuOAr pIANOs--M,

MIN HouSE--A huuso wi,hout Music. Ia Lkc Nunse
without Children Atcnt gloomy and laaato Music W the
Lannon's soue lilo boahod stud where In
and only the lips those who
mt treason aud spoils" 8loung ladies' inss
upon yoar papa buying Piano from L. T. NASH, OF
Petersburg although not be able TO play thar
Polka, aNrRio Moiodv aud Days of Absenee ON 1t.
above good advice. You always lind about 40
lcc auoa tho Invest prices, with all tho various syles and
patterns. ~ + T. NASIiS
Piano Forte - Sycamore. of bank st. Pc
a. VA
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HAHGlI.nOusE rh,.c.n,rni-n,i, Located

4 AEGh1 HOUSE Ehis e"n''n'""'ls located
aud rummauusv constructed Hotel undct the mhlaHe
mrnt undersp In excellent condition r5tho
accommodation the public The proprietor dcvotee his Ter
suua will lie wanting in efforts nor eS
pruns calculated tn promote the ruutort Of his gnnAs
Omnibus always Attendance convey travellers L.
and from the Dcpots aud Packet Landing
m tllNN. L LII
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-01-30

DELUGE IN THE PLANET SATURS.-ln arecent
wo,k. entitled ssThe New Theory OF the Crea-
ton and Deluge," among other startling pre-
dictions it is stated that itisprobable the rings
which surround Saturn are composed of water,
snow or ice, which, at some future time may
descend and deluge that planet, as ours was
deluged in the days of the patriarch Noah"
1t now appears that this event is likely to take
place little sooner than was anticipated, 1or
Sir David Brewster says: '.Ar. Otto Suuve
and Mr. Bond have lately studied with the
great Munich telescope, at the Observatory oil
Pulkoway, the third ring of Saturn, which Mr..
Lassells and Mr.. Bond discovered to be fluid.
ssThcse astronomers are of the opinion that
this fluid ring is not of very recent formation,
and that it is not subject to rapid change; ana
they have come to tho extraordinary conclu-
sion that the inner border of the ring has,
since the time of Huygens, been gradually ap-
preaching to the body of Saturn, and that we
may expect, sooner or later, perhaps, in some
dozen of years, to see the rings united with
the body of the planet.''
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-01-30
Jan. %. lSj6-2t.
TLEARFIELD INSTITUTE.

" term of this Institution will commence on
the lith of February 1856.
All persons wishing to fit themselves for TEACH
ERs, other avocatons in life. will here receive
every desired facility and attention. A thorough
Classical and Mercantile course is here given, on
terms lower than any other similar Institution in
the State.
their sons or daughters under the immediate
Of the Principal. where they will receive rare ad
vantages with all the comforts and pleasures of
home;ane their morals will be carefully guarded.
the rates of tuition per quarter are:-Primary
English $3.50; High Eng ish ST. Classics IS 90
Mathematics above Algebra So Frrrrs; Drawing
and Painting 50 each
Further information can be hsd by addressing
W A. CAMPBELL. PRINCIPAL
Apr. 4, '55l CIeartfetd, Pa.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-01-30

a Monster CRraISAL.-The English papers
record the arrest of man named Evans on a
charge of having poisoned his wife, his brother
his friend, and thirteen other persons. His
wife, before marriage, was ward in Chance
ry, and entitled to large fortune. Her guar
diaE resolutely opposed the match, and the
Master in Chancery also withheld his consent
for some time. Both finally yielded to the en-
treaties of the young lady. and yet it is belize
we'd that she was subsequently murdered BY
her infamous husband. He was a finished
gambler.
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EMPoRTANy NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

EMPORTANV VINTELLIGENCE!-F
IL WHICH EVERYBODY SHOULD KNOW! -
No mere creationsef the Fancy, but existing real
IA knowled,e of which can be acquired
by careful perusal f what follows =
It is always an objct with purchasers to buy on
thes"MOST ACCOMMODATING TERMS" In
buying goods, this is eshs;ally desirable. Lever
illegal Ii Co, at their Stoc in New Salem City.
Brady township, q miles vest of Luthersburg are
determined upon supplying all who may favor
them with call, with Goods at as favorable prices
as the same style of articlecan be purchased in
that section of country.
Ihclr stock consists of Dry Goods, Hardware,
Queensware, Groceries &c. which was selected
with view to accommodate the wants of tho COM
mnnity as we'll as to meet the dem ands of the sea-
Inc citizens OF Brady and the neighberhood are
invited to call, examine the goods and prices and
&C: In accordance with their own Judgment.
Country produce of all kinds taken in exchange
for goods. and the best prices allowed.
LEVER. ILLEGAL & CO.
Brady township. Jan. 16, 1856.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-01-30

TIE CLAYTON -BULwER TREATY.-The Pres
ident communicated to the Senate in Execu-
tive session, Monday, Lord John Russcl's
letter of January 10, 1858, to Mr.. Champion,
and which was then submitted to Sir. Everett,
Secretary of State. 1t declares that the Brit
ish Government intends strictly to carry out
the Clayton-Bulwer Treaty, and to assume no
sovereignty, directly or Indirectly, in Central
America. The Senate has removed the in
junction Of secresy, and the letter will be pub
IiShed.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-01-30

Samuel Sly has been indicted at New Hav-
en- for the murder of Justus Matthews-and
sstrue bill'' has been returned against the pro-
ter the fact. She says it has been revealed to
her that the case will never como to trial in
this world-but has concluded not to bring the
day of Judgment on the people of New Hav-
en- for short time to come
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HEALLoA,-NEw WAGON MANUFACToRY

HALLOA!-NEWW WAGON MANUFACTok1
L IL The undersigned would respectfully an an
that he has opened out a new Wagon Making Es-
tablishmcnt in New Salem City" Brady toH n y.
ship where he will at all times be preparsu s -
manufacture, the shortest notice. an ' hIhu % "
Wagons Carts, Wheelbarrows &c: Inc oest " ~;
terial that can be procured will be used AZ an az a.,
work will be made in the most sn6s'an'I "a 60
rable manner, such will bear the tes' oi Su;
examination. BY a close observance OF ms ousi.
moss en~sgements and by disposing of his work
on the most reasonable terms, which he viii DO DO
for either cash or approved country produce, ,b h
hopes to merit and receive liberal sh3iG nGcWET IT
lie custom nt'-'''
New SaIen, CITY, Jan. 16, 1856
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-01-30

DISTRESSING CALAMIrY.--A Family of Elev
en- Frozen to Death.-An old friend informs
US that neighbor of his, residing upon cold
bleak portion of the suburbs, has been visited
By dreadful calamity, one most affecting to
the parties bercft, and which made us shud-
der when he, in feeling manner, broachcd to
us the sad intelligence. The whole offspring
OF a family eleven in number-frozen, liter
ally frozen to death 1t is too well known
that Wednesday night was one of the very col
dest that has transpired for many year in this
latitude and that suffering was intense. The
miserable wreck of shanty in which this
large family we're harbored was scarce ut to
protect tho hardest of the brute creation.
Not fame nor spark of fire was beneath
the roof to cheer their countenances nor 10
warm their little feet; but there they were
compelled to remain during that entire coio
and bitter night-no friend knowing nor dream
ing of the inte nse suffering TO which they were
| beinr subiect. vet it is not to be doubted that
had they been only able to make known TO
| the community the precise nature OF their ois-
tress, the hand Of charity would have oeen CA
! tended at least so far as to render thehi o0'''i
housed But this unfortunately not ao'
and in the morning, when guardian OF ING
family looked into the miserable residence MS
| feelings we're deeply touched at seeing t"o GU
fire eLerea frozen stiff in death; ana ne 1T o''e
censured himself for not having e&eroi'ou ="
better protective care over the family ine
bereayed m other of the eleven little ones WAS
| vet alive, and We are informed is dong ''"s
well as could be expected under the peculiar
circumstances" The fatheri is perfect orute'
a perfect hog, and has not been seen ps 'ne
j mother for several months.-Baltin1oFe fePn0-
] liedn.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-01-30

'oOht IbotiAh vi a ZION .---W HEREAS
~ The Honorable JAMES BURNSIDE Esq.
President Judge of the Court of Common Pleas of
the twenty-ffth Judicial District, composed of the
counties of Clearfeld, Centre aud Clinton-and
the Honorable RICHARD SHAW and JOHN p.
IIofT, Associate Judges of fClearfeld county, have
issued their preccpt bearing date the TWENTY
SECOND day of Dec. last, to me directed, for the
holding of n Court of Common Pleas, Orphans
Court. Court of Quarter Sessions Court ofOyer and
Terminer, and Court of General Jail Delivery, at
Clearield, in and for Clcarfeld county, on the
THIRD MONDAY of FEBRUARY, next, be-
ing the 18th day of the month.
NOTICE Is, THEREFORE, HEREBY GIVEN,
To the Coroner, Justice of the Peace, and Consta-
bles, in and for the said county of CIearfeld, to
appear in their own proper persons with their
Rolls Records, Inquisitions, Examinations, and
other Remembranees to do those things which to
their Offices, and in their behalf pertain to be
done, and Jurors and Witnesses requested TO
be then and there attending, and not to depart
without leave, at their peril.
GIVEN under my hand, at Clearield, this I4th
day of Nov, in the year of Lord thous-
and eight hundred and ffty-fve and the eight
eth year of American Independence.
JOSIAH 4 REED, Shift.
CIearfeld, Jan. 23, 1S56.-tc,
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DEGIsTER,s NoTICEs.-Notie

T EGISTER'S NOTICES.-Notice is here
q = by given. that the following accounts have
been examined and passed by me and remain filed
of record in this office for the inspection of heirs
legatces creditors and all others in any other way
interested and will be presented to the next Or
phans Court of Clearield County. TO be held at
the Court House in the Borough Of Clearfcld, on
Tuesday, the 10Th day of February, 1886, for
confirmation and Allowance
The final account of abraham Ncvling, Admin
istrator of Edith NevIing, deceased
The account of Wm. j. Hemphill, Executor of
Thomas HemphilI, deceased
The final account OF John Sites, Guardian of
Henrietta SIneal.
The account of Joseph McCIarren, Guardian of
Levi Thomas Morgan.
The account of George and Phoebe Sackets Adj
ministrators of David Sackets. dec d.
WM. PORTER, Register.
ClcarfcId Ian % 1876