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I
Ornaments al Branches each, extra w
Latin aud Greek Clsss, taught by the subscritey 90
Eln cases Of prolraced sickness deduction will be
made.
i tie ordi.ary Female Schoois Of tine country where
orc scachcr is employed s impossible tor van; CT
te the teacher devote that constant personal
tonon that Is needed In such schoos the little pupil IN
music ia necessarily son, TO the pano to learn and prac
ten scholars aud half hour only devoted by each to
music the teacher being Present i've hours o the teach
ero time will be consumed, and but little LEI! Tor the in
structon in other studies. - tr- may be traced many
OF the complaints OF sen.st Schools.
great OBJ ect Of my Schoolistc secure the constant
personal attention Of the Teachers to every Department
For this purpose two teachers employed One
tend 10 the ordinary English Branches including Mn,he
atcs and the Scel0es and the ether TO Music French
AID Ornamental Branches Miss T. I. ScoTT will again
have charge Of the irst Department BY her fidelity and
her alnab,y Of character she the love OF all
her pupils and frsn my examinations know that
hoso under ho! Instruction proass with extraordinary
In the other Department. embracing Music French and
the Ornamental Branches, Misc IRENE KHAuFF Is engag
she has given the highest satisfaction her employer and
patrons. All that hear Of her is exceedingly compi
menary. Observe, that in Music tie Ioung Ladies take
their lessons invriaJ IN the pfeIce of the Instructor
eud tlsI lctIre 10 snoihe? Piano to practice.
J frequently examine the young ladies' especially on
such branches generally in Femsle Schools very
uiperfectly learned When this is to taxa Euce is
generally known by them Tki consequence 10 that they
Grc always prepared.
IN closing lleei it due 10 the Young Ladies who have
attended this School to express grateful appreciation
Of their Uniform kindness 10 each other, aud to every
member of my family. Their extraordinary decoruu
their handsome observance of those .ocia psopriees
which contribute much 70 tec ornament Of female
ciey their dgers application their duties and their
proficiency IheTit more than ordinary praise.
When notified what day Students will reach Blacks
und Whites by the cars OF the south.Sdc Railroad
suitable conveyance will be provided
EY-Every article Of clothing shoa.d se ...arked.
E5eMy address 70 &a1Fafisnd's Luncnburg, Va.
kec ,I-cG ' JOHN ORGAN JR
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AN AWAY from the subscriber, on the asth Of Sep
A4temoer, negro man named NELSON. Said negro
ABOUT nve feet seven eight inches hgh his age "a
yeafs heavy set; whskcrs, which rather
INN DE IL OF dark copper color; clothing NOT recoect
co. he was bought in Richmond some weeks since, and
suppose 10 making his way buck. The above reward
WIN be paid for the apprehension and commitment Of said
Aossingtord, Charlotte Co, Va
HENRY E EDMoNDs,
Oct 1S--ctf FoR SAML HANNAH.
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WM. II. TYLER
RIETy nOLLARs REWARD.

FIFTY DOLLARS NE"NND,o., a.n of
uHAN AWAY from, abe subscriber, on the leth Gay oi
IL September last bright mulstto boy namsa io D;S
about S wears old When he left had on straw hat VIA
hsci baud clouded or spotted frock coat Has Ial
head Of hair both arps near the
scar on the inside Of the left thigh those scars
the sdpearance of being bit cut with knife; ne ID
ie handed shrewd and intelligent and will no doubt at
tempt to pass as free boy, and may hire hnseh as
such .,; o,d
delivery of said boy TO secured in jail that get
him. Wei n 70 Is
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CoNvierioS.-The negroes. FIVE III number casr.: !:
ed with the recent horrible murder OF Mr.. GcorG
Greene, near Gainesville Prince William county ys
were tried on Monday and Tuesday, found cuiit, an
sentenced to be hung the 18th of February ne \,
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O1T IIACNS WlNT,En

n WISH to hire for the ensuing year, number OF Coal
Pit Hands for whom full prices VII be given; Du'
rinr the past four year, cot siags serious accident to
c or Iinb hss occurred In underground operations
All hires will be paid punctualy, In quarterly payments at
~, ofRc. In ,bis City JOHN J. WERTH,
bsc as-cts Agent
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SrII00I, N l,0I-IGa

SCHOOL IN LOC1SA
HIAvlHG engaged, Us teacher Miss PAIGE, an expe.
III renccd aud accomplished lady the school at Smith
field Louisa will commence again the lst of Sepem.
her We will take limited number of bourders The
discipline will be parental and strict attention paid the
rnorals OF the young ladies,
For session of months, board and tuition in all the
English branches,
Latin,
Il
Drawing,
Ornamental needle work, 3
Music aud use OF Piano. 30
Music taught by Mr. Boiling.
Address EDWIN J. BAKER.
Aur l9-c,f Tolersylle o. Va
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ETIREINIA-At Rules held in the Clerks O'.cc Of
the Circuit Court OF the Ctv o! RicanAond the Ttb
day Of January, 1857
friend, Plaintiff.
Against
William r SAWYER Def.
The obec, of this s,i, Ia obtain divorce from the
bonds Of mhtrimouy; AID affidavit aavng been made and
ned that tue ucfcdant aboye named nonresident OF
this the said defendant is uuiihcd to sp
near a. the Rules to he holden i'll the Clerks Office Of
ihc said Court tue rst Monday in April next and do
what il necessary TO protect his interest in this suit.
Copy-Tcstc:
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GoTg.-Tlose holders OF certificates who desire to re
deem by attorney must. residing beyond the limits Of
tho United States, acknowledge the power before some
raj. Consul, Vice Consul Commercial Agent appointed
by the Government of the United States TO any foreign
county er booro the proper officer of any court of such
county the Mayor other chief of uny city
town, corporation therein. II residing in the United
States the Acknowledgement before Justice of the
Notary Public or Commissioner of Deeds appointed by
the Governor OF Virginia Is sufficient In all the
certificates must be delivered '
e. W. CLUTTER Auditor of Public Accounts
8. H. PARKER, Register.
GEO. w. MUNFOkD. Sec'y. Commonwealth.
The Commissioners OF the Sinking Fund.
Richmond, Nov. 70 le56-c3rn
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UNIYERSITY on virginia

A MEETING Of the Board of Visitors 2fths Unyersi.
n ~ of Virginia, viii he held on the l,h OF February
next TO appoint frofesso: Of History and General Lite
ratuTe
Communications to the Board in recrcnce the ap.
pointuep. may he sddreased tolho care Of tho subscr
ber ). MaUPlS.
Dec la-cGw Chairman OF the Faculty.
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SALEs.-The Fredericksburg VA, Herald no,ier.
the following seles OF land and negroes
"Ihe farm advertised by d. F. Slaughter, and i
w Winston, in Culpeper county has beeu sold ;,.
D. F. Slaughter, for sei rs per acre. j.. j. Hnlsey.
Commissioner, sold six hundred and thirty acres ol
land in Culpeper county, belonging TO i.uc;el, u
Winston, to d. F. Slaughter, for $2O per acre st,.
2iO acres of land also in Culpeper, belonging 10 Wal
ter e. Winston, sold to +. W. Winston for Sl9 ~ per
acre. On the same day tina; the above saic, were
made (3d lnst,) there was also sale OF slave, =.
which boy IS years old, brought 81 sou anothr: -.
years DID, brought 3 ,OOO girl years old $ilo. q
girl years old S2i9 aud woman with u child I
years old SlU0j.
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ISFiRMARY OF THE MEDICAL COLLEGE

TUlHIS INFIRMARY, located in the city of Richmond,
Il Corner OF College and Marshall streets il onen for
the reception of patients yeSr All persons
requiring Medical Surgical aid except the n'sas ana
into the Iastitu!ion. Tho Recommendations for the sick
complete. e. go
The patsnts are under the charge Of the Professors OF
the College The charges medical attendance surgi
cal operations nursing Diet medicine and every service
rendered by the Institution, are for
White patients per week.
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ASHLAND FEMALE SEMINARY

BY MRS. +. l.. plChENsoN.
pNHlS Institution s open and ready LOT the rccep
the hgn aud branches OF refined edn
cation.
Having given general satisfaction wherever she has
taught Mrs 10 furnished with ample references for her
qualifications as q teacher from the first families in Geor
gia, Alabama South Carolina, snd Anstn, Texas
Information can be had the Ashland Hotel personally
OK by letter. ,,,,
French and English per month each W
Music on the Guitrr; W.
a thorough knowledge of wax work, in fruit aud
tOwers ~ W
Drawing and Painting, ......3 U
Alum work (no charge)
Board payable monthly in advance. 90
Bed and bedding per year, w
N B.-The French Glass will be required to converse
daily with the Teacher Particular pains will be taken
in cuvang the manners and refinement Of nll tho young
ladies' entrusted 10 her charge. Dec 30-ctf
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DIVORCE CAsE.-Judgo Loma1, OF Fredegi,as
and custody of child, styled Taylor Taylor. Tie
case was opened on Monday by John NJ Patton, ,Jr.,
in speech OF two days-to!owed by K. T. Daa,l,
Esq. James Lyons, Esq, is TO follow Mr.. Dauic! ioy
the defendant and Judge John Robertson - 10 con
clude.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-01-13

ls;a Feb o. 40 John II. Wingaed, OF Norfolk, >
ieis Feb 2l A. John II. Wingheld, OF Norfolk, ~
ia.s Feb Il a, John H Wingield, Of Norfolk 10
isi. MAJ. q, SO, John H. Wngdcld, Of Norfolk, 10
1919 Mar %, H. John II. winsdeld, Of Norfolk. l'S
'o,s Mar % la, Norfolk Draw Bridge Company SO
:si9 ian 81 a, Norfolk Draw bridge Company, S
1850 Aug Is. g, Norfolk Draw Bridge Company, l,U
ls5A Aug l6 IL. John Southgate, ~
isss AUG - 81 Mrs. Fanny P Rowan Executrix
ot " Rowan, deed, OF Middle
.s. county, Va, 3
1856 1utv IS Richard L. Page, OF Norfolk,
ia3- Dec 70 G. Thos stevenson. of Richmond, Is
is3T Dec ~ : Thos Stevenson, of Richmond, 10
1881 Dec 90 o Norman Stewart, Of Richmond, 5,V
lsgs Nav o. IS Dr. Wm b Selden, of Norfolk 81
1870. Nov p. Il. Mrs. Ann Newton Kiey, Of Nan. :,
Jeu.CL! NJ
'se'i' 'ep ~ 49, 5 Ns~y, 3,N
is45, Feb. 90 30 H Hancock, of Chesterfield coun.
lsi3, Sep 90, "a, Ma.aal assurance Society agan'.
arc OF Et!.aiuai oi tbs state CT :.
1876, jan ae. 4s, chasies !: Gree, OF Portsmouth,,
Virginia, lrN
1851 Mar e. a. John Scott, ef Orange county, l,G
1915 MAJ. 35. i5 Rober, B, Cunningham tad Ann :,
H MS wiie, l.E
wits III.
!sis Mar Is, c. Rowan and Mary B. his wife, IL:
lsis, Mar. 25 4s, John l.. Ring aud Emily j. his
wife. lils
Isis, Ma-. 81, So, Geo w Richardson. Exscnto- rs
=. .xaru uovan decd, La
isis, Mar. a. 81, Andrew Johnston. Of Richmond, q
lais. apL l. 5S. John McCleand of Rockbridge, LIST
1851, May u 62, Edmund wilkins, trustee for VIM.
T. Dand:idge aad Susan c. Dan.
i.idge bis wife and her zine chill.
dren, &c, ~
lsjl, Dec IT, 65 Richard Archer, j., OF Amelia, l,N
la5a Jan. 81. 6s. R. W Flournoy, Administrator Of
+. Il Mcseley, q
1852, Feb 81. &C. Richard Ruw.ie, receiver Of the
fund arising from the sale oil the
Gicbo iand in Saint Annes Par.
ish Essex county, q
lsss, jan IS, -, Alexander J. Broadnax, Of Bruins
wick county, 2,5t
IsJ3, Jan % ~ Elizabeth " Wallace of Stafford, 81
1883 july Is 7s Lucilla Wallace, OF Fredericks.
burg.
1883, Aug II, 90 Mary Hill, Margaret Tyler. Eliza
beth Hill, to be held By them
trus,ee, &C., &C., n
1854 Nov. 4, 80, Addison pold, /,
ls5o, Dec ;, p, j. stovall Treasurer &C., IN
;ares, for the Monticello Bank, s,N
1884 JAN 30, 81, Richard w Fournoy, administra.
tor OF Edward II. Moseley, deed, 2s
le5S, Jan. {, S. Rev. C. w. Petherbridge, Il
lsoS, 'an 81, ~, Rev. Il. c. Moore OF New jersey
1855, Fe>, 50, Josiah G. Wilson, of aennons,
Charles City couuty, 30
less, June :, 81, John $. Walker, guardian OF
Amandus NJ Walker, 80
le55, July ls. 90 John T. Lech of Stafford
1854. Jan. :, ~ VIM. d. Sims, 10
lsS, Jan. u, 70, Mary and Elizabeth d. Vass,
lS5d Apr,l9, %, DR. Samuel Pattesou,
lbO6 Nov. IA. YS puwhBt1n Eoh,raor l,U
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-01-13

THE Loss by the fire a, Portsmouth, Va, TUESDAY
,;ah, ia estimated at 5000. The engine house "i
,hs independent Company, and the Fish Marke',
were destroyed.
Boz Burr.-Wymsp, ,ue Wizard. in Portsmouth,
Va is about to give beneii, to Bob Butt the col
ored grave digger, who othciated through the epi'
demc there. The proceeds are to 90 to ouyhs
Rob a frsedom.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-01-13

MuRDERER ARREEsrEp.-Winter Smither, who
killed James Clark, OF Essex county, Va, h- BIB
of November aud has since been liberty, has been
arrested in Louisa county. Smither conitsses Il cot
ing Clark but asserts that hs was advancing on iig.
with an open knife.
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.

CLIFTON ACADEMY,
i,nea County ore and haf miles from Adf1aI Dfpos'
DONALD NJ. HARRISON. A. NJ, University OF Virginia
PRIScIPAL
VNHE course OF studies. thorough and systena'ic, anu
Il based on that Of the University. Subjects taught,
Ancient and Modern Languages, MGthensc' rnyssai
Science and The usual branches ol English hscipme
drn but mild, and the merit aud denerit system rg.a
pursued. Monthly reports made to parents or
sessions commence February lst and september lst
TERMS-IS ADvAseE: 49,
DOH ana tuition, per session. ~
Tuition for C7a.s;.s s .......... -
Circulars will be furnished by addressing me- at Mato
aX r. o., Amelia csunty
Refer to profs Harrison Ilolcombe Maupin ana DAVE
University; Messrs Elliott Shields; OF the p;ennS WING r.,
Leitwich Can't j M O,cy WIN : Reid, VIM Crunpton,
Richards aud Rice Dr.. EsuFSsF Sn. Dr.
hart, Pre,ow. MURRAY .nd Burgess c Urquhurt and
5susJ pr Nshs6a %sod T5s,1 sna Lie shn
Mande.s Ch.ster,;eld nov John Edwards Petersburg
DR. Powell Henrco Robt Brown and ,t Rohs White
w ashin zion CITY Jan 3--ctf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-01-13

NEW SrEAMBoAT.-Three gentlemen, "t Ba'i.
more, have determined to have built . new r"H
Steamboat to be placed on the route from tat city 10
Fredercksburg Va, during the coming snmneT.-
She is to be of iron. with eide whees, 2JO Tee; lon
81 feet beam, and 9 feet hold the engine to b." 2'n
horse power. She will carry passengers hs wen ~
freight.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-01-13

Fri2ate tooas n5i.tS61 " ~ a
WEXFORD.
Attending Physiciaps-Profs. TUCKER, SCOTT and
CONWAY.
Steward r. NJ. PARRISH.
president-L. ). JOYNES, NJ. D.
Persons the country wishing send patients 10 the In
fr,asry or desiring information relation 10 II mav I'd.
drp,s the President or tie Steward. De: Gi-clm
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The Duck TRADE.-The Norfolk Ea.l Hermit
saws, that farmer in Princess Anne county las hal
twenty men employed killing ducks, and up t" The
1Oth ult they had consumed % kegs OF gun powder
The gentleman ships, on an average, ID barrels ~
ducks TO New York every week, and come wee H. ~
h,yb as 81 barrels. They consist OF canvass back
mnlard, black, sprg TAIL baldfaces ahovelers, am
a good proportion Of wild geese.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-01-13

FIRE.-A destructive fire broke out Wednesday
morning between and o'clock, in the row of frsir
buildings, ON Crawford street, Portsmouh Virgini.
known as Dickson's Block, and spreading with great
rapidity until four five tenemeAte We're entirely
destroyed. Some Of the occupants had scarcely time
to escape with their lives TIE loss, says the TrsM-
script, is very heavy Of the sufferers that
Mr. Dickson some 50 O0G Capt. j. Is. Sale, All owner
Of SONS of the property, $1,000. A Mr.. Ba;enisn.
who occupied one OF the tenements lost about - 500
in money, and all the contents Of the premises,
prising his clothing, sc.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-01-13

building III Fredericksburg, Va, known as tie 81.
Charles Hotel, aud destroyed it. II wus Owned by
b. b. Sacrey, aud insured TOR $1,000. Two house.
either side Of the hotel, owned by Solomon Adams
We're burnt One Of them was Insured for $500.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-01-13

NIGHT MAIL DiscvSTISuED.-The Post:naster
General has ordered discon.nGsnoe OF the nigus
mail between Washington and kicbmoud the orte
went into effect on the s;h January. In consequence
of this arrangement there will but one mail !esys
this place daily for tbs North.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-01-13

IcE.-Tbe AleIsndris, Lynchburg and other Viz
gipia pspe:G notice that unusually large quantities q"
ice are being put up in the State, and express tho
opinion that we shall not depend NortileyI,
friends for this article next summer
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-01-13

BuRar.-The Hannibal NO., papers state that NJ
j. T. Redmad Of Brooke county, Va, lost his whole
travelling daguerrean gallery aud apparatus by fire
in that city on the 10Th ul,mo. His loss Is stated
ANN
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FLAT ROCK FEMALE SEMINARY.

EOR tho year 1857 the rst Session OF this Institution
IL viii commence the 25h January, and close on the
10Th OF June Tho second Session will commence the
20th of July and close the 10th OF December.
TERMS, payable At the end OF the Session:
RoaYd for Session so 90
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-01-13

Our AT LAsr.-Au old man named Greg VINO VINO
has been confined in Fauau.r county JUL since tho
first of October. 1916 Tor debt under he o!n iH"
was released on Christmas day by jnIor Cross hIt'
being nothing left in the hands OF the 1w 10 pay ~.
sil expenses. We learn that this man ma pL"p, ~
.nouph 10 pay the deb, against him, but MAJ he p''
fsrred amending his weary hours within me s!oy.'y
walls OF the county prison paying the debt whe'.
he owed. The person who had him confined ii''
been dead some years, but We learn put provision
h;,n -; =; I:',hn a. long az b.. lived. Some how o:
Sn n,h.l IN hi. iUS spaso5 Ss G ha. and Of
door he to be perfectly Ee%dsre1 sSe1 and G4
~ i't eli, conscou, of his freedom, and s.ru.:ed
.hou, With ibe air of some who knew what liberty
n.ad ~ bs in "by.gone days. IparTsrton wa
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-01-13

A Coop IpE,-"Bonsacl. jesns is quite fgsa
ionabe material for clothing with business men IN
Lynchburg II bears the name Of its maker Mr.
William BoDsack OF Roanoke county, whose neigh
bors also use il extensively. This is an excellent ca
ample. Sincere patrons Of home manufactures should
follow it everywhere. All would be the ganrrs by
substituting for the half cotton broadcloh AMI
mere and the refuse Of the slopshops sent u from
the esst the substantial, ssrvceable and equally W..
looking ffbrcs OF our factories. They last twice
as long as everybody who has tried them WI! s.y
and this superiority extends to other wo!iem ,"o'
than those descriptions used for dress The h"Pf
pnir of blankets we ever saw were made by
from Winchester. Why may not Gr'le:h ranr.
Mathews cashmere and Williams blankets becouu.
all the 20 heIeaboutsl-I winchester Irg,ntG".
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1857-11-11

TRAGEDY IN PHuADELPHA.-On last W ed
nesday, the 4th inst, Mr.. Thomas w. Smith,
a travelling agent for De BOWS Review, en-
tered the ST. Lawrence Hotel, on Chestnut
street, where he found Mr.. Richard Garter, a
resident of Tamaqua, and President of the
Anthracite Bank. Smith entered the front
sitting room, where Carter was sitting in con-
versation with his nephew, and requested an
interview The nephew retired, and few
minutes after, shot was fired, and Carter was
seen to step towards Smith, when the latter
fred again and Carter fell forward on the floor.
Smith fred two more shots at him after he fell.
Carter died instantly without groan. The
prisoner then passed into the street where he
was arrested by an officer. Smith gives as the
reason for his conduct, that he had married a
young female, with whom he became acquain-
ted at Seminary, and who Mr.. Carter repre-
sented as his ward or adopted daughter, be-
lieying her to be virtuous woman. -Four
months after they were married she was deily-
cred of a child, which he alleges is Mr.. Car
| ter's, in whom, claiming to be a man OF honor,
and occupying highly respectable position,
he had reposed every confidence, and having
been erueiIy deceived, he determined to be re-
venred. Carter is a married man but has nc
| children.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1857-11-11
aeEGISTER,S NoTICE.-Notice

DEGISTER'S .N0TICE--Notiee Is here
HI 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,
Iegatecs creditors, and all others in any other way
interested, and Will be presented to the next Or
phans Court of Clearfeld County, TO be held at
the Court House in the Borough of Clearfelds
commencing on the third Monday of November.
1857 for confirmation and allowance
The Administration account of James Stott, Ad-
ministrator of the estate of Matthew Stott late OF
the township of Boggs, Clearfeld county. dec d.
The testtmentary account of ii. IL Hurd. one of
the Executors of the last Will and Testament of
Thomas Wilron, late of Chest township, Clearteid
county, deceased.
The Administration account of Roswell Luther,
Esq Administrator of the estate of James wal
lace Dunlap, late of Brady township, Clearheld
county, deceased.
The Final account Of Amos Barneman, admins
traitor of the estate of George Rayhorn, late OF
Morris township, Clearheld county, dec d
JAMES WRlGLEI,
CInnrfcIl Pa Oct lG ISL Register.
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