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washington insurance Company.
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IN with the aions Of The ID section Of The act to
incorporate insurance in The OF Washington
approved February i6 1857 The sabsceers being the persons
opened the capital stock Of said the
toncry VIM r. Bayiy Pennsylvania between
lh and 2 Monday the 9 Of March neat between
o. II mud 3 O'Clock, n, M.
follows, must be
strictly complied with;
sfnd further That the persons tho fore
going section majority hereby authorized
a subscription of Washington for raising captaI stock
hundred thousand dollars shaTes twenty deiars each,
person subscribing shall the above
mentioned four dollars each Tor and that The
said dollars shall be secured by negotiable
signed and endorsed 20 s a'scton Of said persons
majority OF them and thereof be demanded such
times ard such poriens the president and directors hen
shall advisable giving weeks notice In
OF the gaLcttes Trin ed In tho DigtiGnpf Couniba"
.'|E"." ""N siLAs II. HILL, ' t.'
..y| ...... .... ... .. Mcguire, a.. ..
BENJAMIN BEALL
--. ..... SAMUEL BACON, f..s
..' JOSEPH BRYAN,
AUGUSTUS Il. PERRY,
W. ......... G. MILLER, ..... .,
~. .' WM. r. DOVE,
..u r.. WAITER LENoX, ..tl.
. . NJ. w GAIT,
WALTER HARPER, #.
...# w. WALL,
H.. a WM Y. BAYLY
WAsHIKoToE, February %, 1851. .... .Ytr#- ... sr
Feb 25-3tawtM8rs&d
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TO OUR sUBsCRI BEERS.

h' osne Of person win apos boobs
hs F'IHieH the suhserPuon be Hr
V'sa" subscribers forward lsuos sBa ell ris
wiz Dc 'ssnmed ~ osrselyes In safe Irsnsmis-lsn.
Tue 'UNTRY FAsERi-p bphi aes.as tse So
Hons Of Cong esS and semi weekly aarios the
subscriptions for period less year eesivsd -
terms pSoporiioosdt 20 the above annual rates. hra
Qy-PosTMAsTERs are authorized nSepia ana
y sending DAILY subscber with ESQ sneousd OF
yisf sEMIwEEKY subseiber, with s25 enclosed win
titled copy sraiis.
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sale of Indian Trust Lands in Kansas Terri
'.7 @sNta tory. as 5#
PROCLAMATION

ppp,,I aTIoN ' ."#. .f'"
ny THE pprs,nyNr or THE UyITpD TsTPa.
~. -,,,..,,,,,,, -, ,,,,,, ,-,,- i, .
pot aa,., do herby declare and make known ihni nubie
al. viii e hcid ~ iowa Point Don,pan county in the Ter ory
commencing on Tuesday The @ day of May the
OF such Of the lands held states
,h, enc6 OF The own tribe within the
Townships Territory ccded by
said Indians IN 'os' as o'ossai'' 70 wiz tgaaan
s0a'A % ne 0"' '''' ~ ' ~ " ''r F''f 'o"'
Gneen
,een nincen and twenty.
Townships No. in Ianges scventecn eighteen, nineteen
special
led In The oaiy amounting eight acres
aha sluas ~ @ v,. ~ I ma T.sraru %
" 49,, - y, n v ~ NAV ne far *. d.nn.a ~ snct
~, IN ,s, hv hc jIn;cd S,ne. N, ,e benc6, ~ ~.
" hands of Peoria and W..
a ,s ;,asa ,vihin Inc nndrrnentoncd iownsh,n III
ia u ara ccdca no said hands s
80" ~" i''''''''' ~ ~ - - - ~ - '''
W "h' . 's. ... t - s"
=, - ,,-. u,o. a ..,,.u,... or .... ,,..,u
IownshP a VIA y, " rrms. @ @
townships n.eeh qua "a "a a"s. S, w.
loWusmfH hsp, shA'e'' 'o'""p'"' nv" 's'eh' VI 'a"Re
Townships fifteen sixteen seventeen and eighteen of range
iweniy-hur 49,, -, ..,... ~
Townsnips eth siAee" sefee" anu os"'ee"' :" '""se
WenD-h'e'
Provon having neen maao py me secom" quo % ;s =,
neay q c,.',oa S ns % ~ n .ns s,v
oands snoua pe " VI. a." "a ~
ano, M "no, aa. ia hn ne aoh ,r,,c,. oa. .ano
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The College Of st. James, Maryland.

60 S prns4 4as ses=io unrp
Full preparatory commercial and collegiate oi
Students Join whatever class their examination
shsWs Them to be qualhed 10 ente and The college eaes &c
Ann arrangements mnde,
fiy, Notwithstanding the loss of Kemp Hall by
January. College charge for the entire annual
erng all ordinary expenses, $3.50. E.a.r.. . ID.
Application fuller infDmat for the admission Of new
made the College of 81 James o., Ma
ryand.
Feb l4-2awiwiff r. .E.soH .#s5s r tafsfF
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United states Mail.

d e.
#.s. .ts...s..a. PoBT OrrIos DKPARTMEsT,
s. ....H.- ~. .s- .s YAK March 5, 1857,
DROPOsAS for carrying the mails Of be United
june Ii to Both June 1859, The following
Florida and in the time and
OF tho 3Gh April next, be decided the day
Danbdge, Ca by Chataoochee Fla, Ocheesee,
Aspalaga Long Cane, RidcysvlIe, Rickocs duff,
tree times week from The 18th 0f October
June Of each year. and twice week residue,
class steamboats,, with the privilege using
coaches from Bainbridge Chaiahoochee
too low for navigation. M,
, From l5fA October 10 I5h june.
Leave Bainbrdsc Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday
rI.ss .,g +. =.
Arrive Apaachcola ncnt Wednesday and Friday by D
Leave Apaaehc,Ia sunday, Tuesday, and Thursday
Arrive al cambridge next days BY saD ,rr. aag, . F.
r. s viz From l5th June to 1854 October. s.9 assE W.
Leave Banbridge Tuesday at m, and Saturday 9
Anve Apaachicola next Wednesday by IN, and sun
Leave ip,iuchicoa Monday at IN. and Wednesday a,
pmj sErL
hnve BaInbridse Tuesday by m, Thursday
.. by I0pm. ~ & 4 s-i 4s,5E aa-
For form Of PROPOSAL guarantee and certificate,
requirements, pamphlet
Virginia. Florida
Propo snperscbed Proposas Gs42
DAP md by mail Ike second Assistant
Contract Oficen .., =, u-- III. n 4. a,ga
MarS-law4w sHE Postmaster General.
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IMrOtTAnT TO COTTON PLANTnRs,

THE undersigned obtained letters from The
United the and combination Of machine
by continuous
from through e preparation and sinnng machine
ry until s ready for shipment weaving ss w.v
The from this Will be a. least o pei cent?
yarns fibre unhroken and uuiburrd by the
machinery used and dis
will be about nifty cent stronger and heavier and
he of the WORLD dsiancing al competition
II advanced ITces.
undrsgnrd prepared dispose OF privileges 10 his
aaten; planters terms, with complete In
ohan the best machinery AMI all
other necessary particulars application addressed To
Dec 6--2awiyif GEORGE @. HENRY, Mobile.
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ALEXANDRIA ACADEMY, ALEXANDRIA, VA.
EIGHTEENTH ANNUAL SESSION. s'#

a@ EIGHTEENTH ANNUAL SESSION. #
IT HE Of Study embraces the English branches
and moden languages, henacs and natural sciences Its
advantages
l. Spacious and well ventilated buildings purpose
fun corps OF wti qualified and experienced teachers.
3. A collegiate OF study. t..t- Ii s ~.
4 full set Of philosophical chemical, and
nonica. ef 'tt t@@sFF"lFf A G6 -f+- E4 rs ggaH
s. Full of nustra cd lectures natural philosophy,
chemistry, and astronomy. IA s.,..
G. Special advantages ccrrd ycurR qualify themselves
by study ard practical operations field surveyors
einecIs 3 H saau . a al taHr. ts tss sts.t ..s. n
T. Comfortable boarding arrangements but students
placed the as#E.s t83@ "&F #H#H
8. Reading constantly supplied with papers, &C.
o. location full attractive accessible from nil
lions by railroads. <EtE3 -.I@@ aHfs
prevailing Christian tone and aim in all its instruction and
discipline
Board ard tuition, $780, Students any
time, aHd charged the Of Send and
get catalogue 't 1al ES~EHEtE EtE4t .G..#
March 7--2aw6w r. L. BRoCKETT Principal.
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cnohn,s Hand-book Of washington.

s be IN the every stranger oiounIng IN
being guide with panoramic view Of the
city, public buildings, and siatunry. . ..,t.ar.
map Washington with oil the improvements, &c
Capitol tbs book stand and at the bookstores
4-eodmt
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UJANTIcDreons desiring give private dinner parties
bc supplied with 6scnss French cook NJ 81 for bis ser
yicae on application GAUTIER'S RESTAURANT, q
Dec 69aw3moif sj2 Penn ay., betwecp 18th and l3lh
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UNITED STATES NAVAL CousT OF INQUIRY.
Washington, February %, 1851.

the information OF parties
section Of tho of Janu-
i6 be advised by the department
when their referred the and hn
presenting themselves they should come
witnesses they desire 10 have
which OF respective brad Of 6ness
menrnsd in the act their testimony u he
and suggesting the delay which
be- required; nd n respect of what Witnesses.
Feb ost-n J. NJ. CARLISLE Judge Advoca'e.
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WASHINGTON BHANCH RAILROAD.
E

RAMS leave Washington for Boltimore-
M6 and sH. A. ~, and and Az, p. m.
On sunday, Rt4t. p. m. #
Leave Baltimore for Washington at
IAt Ak and sk, a. nj and and 5H, r. I'D.
Ion Sunday, at AZ, an
Passengers for Philadelphia and New York will take trains
and 4K E'aa -. .as
raseppers Annapolis will take traius ot 6k and ~.
Do for Norfolk sH and 3.
DO. for the West I" and Az, connect
/ at Washington Junction.
IJan I7-dn II.
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New spring Goods.

STEER, Merchant Tailor has received bis stock Of new
spring himself the bestimportnR ho
examination OF by his cuson'ers and the pub
lie.
warranted give satisfaction, and no dsoppoipmcn
in time permitted- =, 80,
Mar 23--3aw2wif ...... NO. ioa scTenh street.
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Tnos, a. HHEpRioKs, Mea. a t-.t t.sv a
Commis sioner OF The General Land Once.
NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.

NOTICE TO PRE- -EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS. as
Every person gh, of preempion any the
townships and parts Of townships above
required to establish the to the shtsaction the
register OF the land Office and
therefor a1~ceg thsnoce, the
dny ann public lands
bracrg clam otherwise such claim
feited.
-, 5e.s...5 THOS A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner General Land Offcs.
Peh Ie--lawl3w Tint. StarJ
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FARMERS AND MECHANICS INSURANCE. COMPANY OF
PHILADELPHIA
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....us Il. l.. FAINT, Jr., d. CO.,
Land Agents aud Dealers In Exchange,
.st LEcoMPToN, KANSAS.
AND WARRANTS sold commission Land war.
Ii sold pre- -emptors time. '' aN'
Locations made s'joint account" sTE "a
The active partner
surveys Kansas,
through Sweeney, Rttenhouse Fsn, Co. will
be forwarded TO us. s n
RKTkRswcKs.
Sweeney, Ritienhouse Fan, Co.. Bankers, Washington,
EE DC. rlEt a5 6H asssG.s .sGs y #Ut.F a.# ~
r. w, Clark, Dodge, h Co., Bankers, New York. .
Drexel Co, Bankers, Philadelphia. - . .t
Josiah Lee h Co., bankers, Baltimore s5H.
Fowic, ,Bnowden, Co.. Bankers, Alexandra, Va.
H. Il. Maury X Co, do Richmond Va.
tH. II b. Merrel b Co., b Now Orleans. '
John ]. Anderson h Co.. do ST. Louie, Mo.
March lS-wl &deoIm
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WEAR BOOK OF Facts tn Science and Art for iss7-
One volume. London Emhrscng the more important dis
the mechanics and the
useful philosophy electricity, chemistry, zoology, bot
any, geology and mIneralogy, meteoroogy astronomy
fcb 2st FRANCk TAfboh
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Ihs hanun indispensable members Of Congress and snns
es sojourpng in Washington. Every lady and gentleman
have just published book
" E ne Capitol, aud at the bookstores In Washington
ftbf-coiimS
NNW SPRING GOODs.--The indies OF hington and vi
emily respectfully informed opened
ne Of the latest sly les OF French dsss and other materials
70 the approaching which
", the most recent New York nportarions, few Of which
wv tnnnerate, #4 '.t.#
Extra rich Bayadere brocado silks
Extra rich Baysdefe chene
nita rich Bayadere founcrd rohcs .....
Es,ia rich Bayadere chene robes . Res. ..... .,
twisted sik-yev houncsd robes ....
bayaderc founced cball robes
DO twisted elk chenille dounced fobeF
ninunced berrRc and rrcnndine robes
Misses Bayadcr. ch ,Ii robes ...
french chiutr robe dc clamtre
Ech hounced Organdie robes
french organdie muslins
blue cherry maze and white French grapes, and many
oher dress matotas
... ALSO
french embroderie-, laces, handkerchiefs
nells, lace manillas, sharvls, hosiery
nlu, gloves eanntlrts, skrts nnusiins
FEB sl-9tawiwifN HooE, BRO, co
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PROTECTION AND INDEMNITY FROM
LOSS AND DAMAGE BY FIRE,

THE PERIL-S or THE SEA, AND INLAND TRANS
ltetFi aa. - POkTAFTON ti#ae
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n. C. BROOKS, A. NJ. President.
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IUANTEDA cook, wash, and iron. Apply
w No. 2I5 street. @ Mar li--diwf
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MATCH Repairing and Ensraving;-Watehes, ehro,
mekcepers description repaired
by warranted 10 perform accurately
Engraving of every ths best se Including
tho cutting notices, and initials stone
Visiting wedding elegantly engraved and printed
- w. GAIT b BRt'., ,.,
Jewellers, 1914 Pennsylvania avenue,
Jan3o-u OH and lOdh streets
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BNo newspaper authorized publish the foregoing ad
without special instructions to that effect from the Com
missioner of Indian hGalrs.
Feb gS--lawtl Iune
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no ALL PERSONS CONCERN he, ,eby given
that aar publication Of this advertisement appca-
win be
duplicate No le39 for 9o the of Clark
Wright No ,le9 for 100 Castee
No 1918 for 70
OF March Sd, 1885, the
against their location General Land Onice
Feb I7-lawBw i9.a JOHNSON r. .WEI.LBORN.
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SOUTHERS BOoKorigin of the constitution; incorpoIs
on Of the by national public
agents st with history ofcoparnershp Terri
from the Virginia 1884, ucrty with Mexico ls4e
legal partition or the acquired Tetos specific du
ies origin and history Of the origin and trouble
between the North of The repubc
mode Of redress pointed BY w Davis Wilmington, North
Carolina. w.
Just received, and for sale a, BISHOPS
Book md Periodical Store,
No, al6 Pennsylvania avenue, under wilards Hotel.
Feb 9Q-lawJw
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AUTHORIZED CAPITAL, ONE MILLION 1Wo HUNDRED
AND FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS. so
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Office 60 Road CoutractorsH being the intention OF
IN directors Washington and Rockville Turn
road from FIRST toll aafr TO It's erm
nus al ns contractors requscd address
before the 18th of April
JOHN q BkENI,
tM t.# j.. C. LEWIS,
Feb oi-3tawtf .v.fI 192 Seventh street,
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" Fi1huqh
Oliver Twist; by Dickens. New edition, vols Illustrated
Frank Foesicrs Sporting Scenes and Chaace volumes
lusrated. . '7s'
Meridian by Mrs sigourney ir ..F.l
The Golden Legacy. -.r..a. .........
williams. #a .9a 'sa Na1t stgf + s'f
Love after Marriage by Mrs Caroline Lee Hentz. vol.
The Two Lovers Sisters Devotion. domestic story
Il Feb 10 . Z y FRANCK TAYLOR.
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washington Insurance. Company.

Meeting offhe Ssbscr bersto hs Stock aa %.
THE provisions the "Act incorporate
company the city Of Washington, approved February
l6b 1887 having complied with by subscription and
number the pa stock therein
hereby given said stock meeting
will be held o'clnck, of Tues
day. March 81 1887 the oce tho second story Of the build
Bank Of Tenth and Pennivania
Polls 10 be opened from to 2 O'Clock, p m
sIIke II. IifLt.,)
,lIa sAM'L BACON, Committee. 4
WIN. II. DAYLY,> #t.#f
Mar i7-3tawhd .l4 ~.
Tor RENT-A aud commodous est0fy brick dwell
with building, basement, &C Sc the Of
and 18th Inquire OF Dr. Lnnsdae room No. TO- Winders
building. ~
Mar 17-9awn +
John III. Buthmann,
Importer and Dealer IN Wines Brandies, Sc,
Pennsylvania south side, between AZ and 9Th Streets
choice Of champagne quarts
III pints, OF the desirable brands.
sparkling white and pink Madeira Sherry,
Tenerc Sicily, Rhine Moselle French wnes and
white; Cognac, scheidam jamaica Scotch whskey
whskey ansetie and, his peparaton
wild cherry brandy, blackberry juice omach bitcrs.
Aiso genuine nbsnihe Kirschwasscr, and Havana cgars
Dec ll-3ufw4m .'.as Ht + 81 triua afs
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Ny- The First Annual Eah'bition OF the Washins-
Association, comprising pictures saua oy NV most
artists in the Uned saer be opened 70 a ,a pu9e % ~
streets on SATURDAY h nsap 10 O'clock and
until further notice. every day between me
Tickets OF admission may pc pro-
cured door, principal bookstores the % single
admission, twenty-five csnf' season uckep, my eeh''
MarE E--hn
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RESTAURANT.

WAsHiEoToH, February 90, 1857.
Feb 25-.itawtMarg&d
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-03-19

Il -NaIisnant II jyr.-A respectable Fir-
@nia farmer, named Babb, and his son
were arrested in Petersburg, Va, on Mon
day, for fraud prac'lced upon merchant
in selling him lard with stones embedded
in the centre Of the irkins. 1t was in ev-
ii,''c"ace that the wife OF lhe elder Babb, and
step-motilcs Of the young man, had placed
Ihcm there in :Hrtherance of a malicious
threat 10 gei her husband, with whom she
lid not live hoppiIy, in trouble. The
ov was thereupon refunded and the
u on o,'@I ,I;.,,a assod
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fDISSOIlItr7HifONyo

FENIIE partnership heretofore existing he
i tween Samuel Watts aud Samuel Iafly,
in the dry goods, grocery, queensware and
hardware business, at Belleyille, Miffiin coun-
ty, was dissolved on the 2Sth of February,
1857, by mutual consent. The books are left
in the hands of SAMUEL IIAFFLY, who is
alone authorized to make settlement Of the
same. Those knowing themselves indebted
are hereby notified to call and make settle
ment of their accounts, as the firm is desirous
OF closing up their business as soon as posi-
bic. SAMUEL WATTS,
SAMUEL HAFFLY.
Belle7ille, February %, 1857.
The business viii be continued by Samuel
ilatfiy, at the cid stand, who, while returning
thanks to the public for their liberal patron
age to the firm, respectfully solcits con,
tinuance of the same
Belleville, March y, l857.3t*
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~ Raymer Mardis, Of Indiana
Pa, was killed Instantly, while at work in
lis saw-miIl, in the vicinity Of Strongs-
town. There was a large circular saw in
moticn in The mill. and while Mr.. Mardis
,-d in shilling log that was on
was 0"gag,~ 'he time, one end
me 90" i!llll carriage Al s-.- Nd
Of 7 lose board caught in the saw u"~
threw the boarG lack with such force, that
the opposite end Of It slrla;ng Mr.. NJ. IN
the face, killed him ins,antlncousiy: lie
leaves family.
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Registers Notice.

II Vie following accounts have been exam
Il lned and passed by me, and remain filed
Of record in this Office for inspection Of Heirs.
Legatees, Creditors, and all others in any
way interested and will be presented to the
next Orphans Court Of the county of Mifiin,
to be held at the Court House in Lewis
town, on THURSDAY the 9th day of April.
1857, for allowance and confirmation:
l. The account Of Eliza Mclyainc, Am'x.
Of Miller a. McIlvaine, late Of Derry town.
ship decd.
.. The account Of Samuel Drake, Admir-
of the estate of Isabella Johnston. late of
Wayne township, decd.
3. The account Of Samuel Drake, Ex'r Of
the last WILL sc. of Elizabeth Drake. late of
the borough of Newton Hamilton, deed.
t. The account Of Joseph Gruver, admir- of
the estate of John Gibbs, late of Granville
township, deed.
5. The account of Geo. W Stewart, Esq,
adrn'r of the estate of Charles Heisler, late Of
the borough Of Lewistown, decd.
6. The account of John Allen Ext of the
Will of Catharine Dunmire, late of Oliver
township, decd.
:. The account of jean Stoncroad and
Ephraim Banks Ex'rs of the will Of Lewis
Stoneroad, decd.
s. The final account of Wm. J. Mccoy and
Samuel Yoder, Adm'rs of the estate of Chris
tan Moist, late of Bratton township, deed.
9. The account of James q. Mccoy sur
viying EXT Of The last will, &c, of nush
Johnston, late ot the borough Of McNeytown,
deed.
10 The Guardianship account Of Casper
DEii, Guardian Of Sarah Alexander, minor
child of Disaix Alexander, deed.
H. The Guardianship account Of James
Beatty. Guardian Of Andrew d. Bruner mi.
nor child Of Henry Byuner, dec'd.
L. The Guardianship account of Gohn
Allen, former Guardian Of the minor cLsiIiren
of Joseph \. Bell, Of Union township.
10. The account Of Joseph Ifaiiiv, ESQ.
Admir- of the estate Of Robart /. Gibbonev.
late Of Union township, deed.
| II. The Guardianship account Of Jacob
| Mohlcr, Guardian Of Isaac Price, minor child
Of Isaac Psiee, decd.
! 10. The Guardianship account Of Willtan
! r. Morrison, Guardian Of Catharine Beard,
/ (late Catharine Latherow,) one Of the minor
| Children of VIM. Lathcr0W, late Of WAYNE
! township, decd.
l6. The Guardianship account Of James
Beatty, Guardian Of Henry Clay Bruner, mi
nor child es Henry Bruner, decd.
II. The account of Christian Hooyec, Esq.
Admir- of the estate Of Robert Melov. decd.
lS. The account Of Isaac Plank ana Mich
olas loder, Ex'rs Of the last viii, Sc of ia
cob Yoder late Of Brown township. deed
l9. The account Of Iost King, ore of the
Ex'rs Of John Yoder, late Of Nerno town
! ship deed.
20. The final account Of Christan Hoover.
ESQ, Admir- OF the estate Of JOSEPH Gochen-
anr, late of Granville township, deed.
81 The account OF William Mitchell, Guar
dian Of the minor ciihiren Of William snd
.Amalia Arbuckle.
- The account Of Joseph s Warea m
Adm'r Of the estate Of James Warq1m lat
Of the borough Of Lewstown. decd
JAMES MCDOWELL, Reg ,ster.
Registers Office LewiStoWn,
March T. 1897.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-03-19

A .SSIGNEE ACCOUNT-The account Of
n John c. Sigl9' Assignee Of JOHN II.
PHILIPS, will be presented for final confir-
nation at the ensuing April Term Of the
Court Of Common Pleas Of Miflin county,
commencing on the first Monday Of April
next, having been examined, passed and filed,
of which all parties interested hereby have
notice. II. j. WALTERS, Proth'y.
Proth'y's Office, Lawistown,
March II, 1851.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-03-19

ETLECTION NOTICE.-The Stockholders
Il L Of the Lewistown Academy are hereby
notified tha. an Election for FIFTEEN TRUS
TEES Of said Institution, TO serve for the en-
suing year, will be held at the Academy, on
the second Monday, the 18th day of April
next, at : o'clock p. m. All persons who
have paid five dollars are entitled to q vote.
WM. p. ELLIOTT, Sce'y.
Lcwistawn March - IS5!.-te.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-03-19

Chiidrea Stolen By Indians and Bears:
Some months since the Western papers
gave thrilling account of the loss of child
which had been carried off by a bear near
Manitowoc. No traces of The child have
been discovered, and the excitement was
about dying away, when on Wednesday
Of last week, in the sans locality, Mr..
" Woodward, living near Sand Bay, had
some difficulty with an Indian whom he
had fed nearly every day during the past
winter. and kicked HIM out of doors. The
next day his little girl, three years of age,
was standing near the house, when an In
dian sprang ont Of the thicket, clasped her
in his arms, and bounded away through
the underbush. Pursuit was commenced
Immediately, but up TO Saturday without
success, though Information had been re-
ceyed which. it was hoped, would lead 10
the recovery Of the child-an Indian and
squaw having been seen the day after the
abduction carrying child which was
closely wrapped III a blanket, and was cry
ing bitterly.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-03-19
yLIGIBIE BUILDING LOT
FOR SALE.

TNnE first lot above the Presbyterian
Church, in the burnt district, on Brown
street, ow, ,ed by Rev. Mr.. Hughes is offered
for sale on reasonable terms. There is a
Stable Carrirge IIoase, and other outhuild-
iprs on the lo,t, which is most eligible site
for building, being il quiet part of town,
and hut few minlltes walk from the business
portion For terms Apply to $1,000
marl2-3t TH<)N ao W. MUOhFl-