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Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1858-05-12
Account Current of Uncle Sam,

From document recently published by the United
States Senate, learn that the whole amount Of
receipts into the Treasury from the 4th of March,
1889, to the 8Oth of June, 1857 was, $I,955, ,1o5,
226 SO.
The whole expenditure for the same period, was,
81. COS, 371 SO.
Total amount Of appropriations for the same Pc
riod was, 81 ,975 1885,. .176; 81.
If re had the above amounts of dry cash at onr
command, would not only bore " through our
mountains, but buy Cuba and the greater part
of Mexico-pay the debt Of England, and give each
of the Black Republican Statesmen, $a2,6 pece,
to stop talking about our negroes, aud bleeding
fur Kansas"
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HUNS MERCHANTS MAGAzNE.-The May number
Of this valuable periodical is on our table, and
we are graied to see that it has lost nothing in in
terest orusefulness since the death of the former
Editor, Freeman Hunt, Esq.
The Magazine has passed into the hands Of Geo.
w. and Jno. A. Wood, who have secured the servi-
ces of T. P. Ke,tell Esq, in the editorial depart.
ment Mr.. Kettell, as writer on finance, has
few or no superors in our country. Many of our
readers no doubt recollcct several financial articles
from his pen which appeared in the Union, some
years ago, and which had deservedly very exten-
sive circulation.
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RESUMPTION OF SPECIE PAYMENT-In obedience to
an act of the Legislature She Banks Of this city re-
sumcd the payment of their debts on last Saturday
The delinquent institutions had predicted shock to
the commercial community. but it was felt only by
themselves Richmond South.
The Virginia Banks would not resume payment,
it seems, until compelled by law. When will the
North Carolina Banks resume? When will the
Farmers Bank resumed ? Its bills will not pass, ex-
lccpt ata discount, until it commences to redeem
them. .a5..o3a ~; 20 sSgt.I;gSJG, 81 = ~
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SukRY CouNTY.-At meeting Of Democrats held
at Stony Ridge Surry, on.the Oath ult, the follow
ing resolutions were adopted:
Resolped, lst, That We approve of holding Con.
venton at Dobson on the eighth Of May next to Sc
lec candidates for the next Legislature and for the
office of Sheriff; and that the Chairman appoint
twenty delegates to attend said Convention.
Resolred, End, That recommend Joseph Dob
son. ESQ., as our first choice for the Senate, and R. E.
Reeves, Esq, our first choice for the Commons,
and Wm Haymore for the office Of Sheriff.
Resozred. 3rd, That our members to the Legisla-
ture be instructed endeavor to procure the pas
sage of law to prevent the obstruction to the free
passage Of fish in the Yadkin River.
Resolred. 4th. The we approve Of the nomination
of Hon. John W. Ellis for Governor, and pledge
him our cordial support
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CORRECTION the sketch Of Dr.. Hawks address
at the Newbern celebration, which appeared in our
last, several typographical errors-one of which
is important, and hasten to correct it. In speak
ing of the ancient roads Of Peru, the omission of
cipher made DR.. II. say, that the road from Cusco.
which Humboldt described as marvellous" &c. was
two hundred miles long 1t should have been two
thousand. The other errors will have suggested the
corrections. The entire report was hurredly pre-
pared and put to press
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Negroes, Bacon and Merchandise for Sale.
II SHALL EXPOSE AT PUBLIC SALE, At
u Ridgeway. n. C., MONDAY, the nth Of May insi.,
FIVE LIKELY NEGROES, woman and four children.
all girls but the youngest which is boy about ONE year
old This is very valuable family. and very Hkev. At
time will be sold Ten Twelve Thousand pounds
of NORTHCARoLINA CURED BACON. very superir.
Also the sale q valuable and stock of READY
MADE CLOTHING, with other articles usually kept in
Clothing Stores.
wM p. COLLINS.
May z, 1858. 87-tdss
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n c. JOURNAL OF EDUcATIoN.-The May number
of this work has been received. 1t contains q num-
ber of useful and interesting educational articles and
is handsomely printed. Every friend of education
in the State should take copy of this journal
Terms, 81 per annum. Address j. D. Campbell,
Resident Editor, Greensborough, N. G.
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w We return our thanks to Mr.. j. R. Rose,
Photographs, Murfreesborough, N. c., for an ad.
mirable Photographic likeness of Bishop Atkinson,
taken during the Bishops recent visit to that place
Copies of this likeness may be obtained by ad-
dressing Mr.. Rose at Murfreesborough, and enclos-
ing fifty cents worth of postage stamps and four
stamps for postage same.
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Educational Notice.
4 SnITTHFRN GENTLEMAN. WHO Il

"A experienced teacher, desires situation PRINCIPAL
or Assistant in a Male Female Seminary Military
Academy where salary will be paid adequate to his
vices
In addition TO the branches which constitute
a sound practical and usefu English education. he teaches
the Latin and French languages Mathematics CIVIL En-
gineerng in all its parts (practicay) and Military Tactics.
COMMUNICATIONS addressed TO w. T. e.. care of C.d.
r. Henry Glenn, Portsmouth, Va will be promptly at
tended To.
Nav G, 1858. 19- w6t.$
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RoBEsoN CoUNrY.-The Democrats of Robeson
are to meet in Lumberton on Monday the oath inst,
to nominate candidates for the Legislature. A full
meeting is requested. ~ e..--. .--....
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TERMS OF THE wEEKLY-Two Dollars pe. annuna
invariably advance.
TERMS OF THE SEMI-WEEKLY-Fo Dollars per
Gana'n, invariably in advance. 90
lapers are discontinued the ernraton of the time TO,
uhich Mey luce been paid.
Terms of Advertising in the Semi.Weekly
Standard.
Our regular rates of advertising follows:
One square, Ia lines or less) first insertion, 81 90
Each subsequent insertion, %
Longer advertisements in proportion. i
Contracts will be made with advertisers, atthe aoce
rguar rates. for six twelve MONTHS and at the close of
the contract 3 per cent will be deducted from the gross
mount.
Professional business Cards. exceeding five lines
will be inserted in either the Weekly Semi Weekly
IS for $40 for twelve months or in both
for $40 for six months, Sl5 for twelve months
Terms of Advertising in the Weekly Standard.
One dollar square for the first insertion and 2
for each subsequent Insertion No deduction aoW be made
Weekly advertisements, matter hosO tony they
Only limited number of advertisements will De admitted
into the Weekly All advertisements not otherwise direct
ed, inserted in the SemiWeeky, and charged accord
ingy When the number of insertions is not marked
the advertisement it is inserted until forbid.
80 Money sent us by mail is at risk.
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Land for Sale.

Land Tor Sale. -
II OFFER AT PRIVATE SALE MY TRACT
IL of Land lying miles Southwest Of Raleigh, and
tanning acres. so of which cleared and in
good stale of cultivation The soil is well adapted to the
growth u cnrn wheat and other grains The Tract is we'll
watered There are The premises good dwelling house
and all necessary ouihouses Also fine young orchard OF
choice fruit Ny price for the 81 200 These
SIMEON GOODWIN
May7, 1858. 8T-lipd
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RALEIGH, May Sd.

DEAR SIRs: Along with my letter please publish
the following appointments:
Monroe, Union County, Tuesday, 11th May.
Wadesboro', Anson, Thursday, 18th
Rockingham, Richmond, Saturday, 18th g
Carthage, Moore, Monday, 17rh
Greensboro, Guilford. Tuesday, 18th
Lumberton, Robeson, Friday, 2lst
Clinton, Sampson, Saturday, 22d
Kenansville. Duplin, Monday. oath
Mosely Hall. Lenoir. Wednesday, Goth
Snow Hill. Greene, Friday, 2Sth
Greenvie, Pitt, Monday, 3lst
am obliged to leave Judge Ellis at Rockingham,
for have long since consented to deliver an ad-
dress at Greensboio o. on the 18th.
Very respectfully,
D. K. McRAE
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A Cure for the Piles!

HAVING BEEN AFFLICTED 26 YEARS
Ii with this terrifying disease. and finding relief
finally discovered VEGETABLE OINTMENT which, be-
and many others. offer this remedy TO the public
the speedy discovered is Northern
humbug. / could produce many proofs but the Oin
ment its merits, those that afflicted will
be the best judges after using the Ointment BY sending
One Dollar and cents in Post Office stamps Box viii
be sent anywhere in the United States.
Address, NEAL BROWN, s-
Raleigh, v. G.
May7, 1858. ls-wly.*
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H Attention is called to the advertisement o
Mr.. Tuck in this paper.
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WHOLE NUMBER 1885.
New Classical and Military school in Raleigh
IN PRENTISS TUCKE PROPOSES OPEN.

New Classical and Military School in Raleigh.
~ PRENTISS TUCKE PROPOsEs OPEN.
ILs ing School in the City of Raleigh for BOYS and
YOUNG MEN. in which q thorough preparation may be
obtained admission any College North South and
intending enter College obtain thorough
course uf English instruction -, u. -
The first will commence on the sth day Of July
and continue 90 weeks An excellent School Room has
been fitted up under the Masonic Hail. '--- y
TERMS:
Common English Branches. el5 90
Higher $50 90
Classical Course, $50 90
Practical will be given in of Instrument
in Surveying those who pursue the Higher Mathematics
Instruction wiz also be given in Plotting Leveine Pro-
file Making estimating Earhwork and Masonry. and the
general principles of Civil Engineering.
Pupils who desire To learn the Broad Sword and
Raper exercise will be required to practice daily
charge will be made except for their own foils masks
gloves, DC. -.fe -
As ne has had years experencesn teaching he
deems parade of certificates quite unnecessary;
below from the Hon John Sullivan Attorney General
of New HAMPSHIRE not however be considered out Of
place
"Wh Mr. Tucke have been acquainted from his youth
and in all my intercourse with him, his bearing has been
uniformly courteous and genemany. have wit
messed in his conduct anything inconsistent with the char
acer of uprgh; and honorable While acquiring
his education Harvard University he sustained
BILE reputation for talents and scholarship If his education
and talents give pledge for the future his will
be certain and strangers will have occasion 10 regret
hereafter the and attention they pay
him. JOHN SULLIVAN"
Raleigh, May z, 1858. 37-tf
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81 Those who are seeking for light are referred
to the advertisement headed Light for the Mil
lion" >
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United States, Mails Salisbury to AshevilIe.
FOUR HORSE COACHES.
TIME TRAVELLING PUBLIC ARE RES.
IL pecully requested give this line trial. Thry
i'll find be the cheapest and best route WEST
Ny Coaches hne iarge-Nne and Fourteen Passenger
Concurd Coaches. -r-a- 81
(No Hacks on the Road.)
Nv Horses well trained and gentle and take pleas
recommending the Driver this line being the
sober careful and gentleman Drivers to be
any Stage Line.
Travellers win find this pleasant than
any other passing through Satere by the Catawba R
road Bridge Newton, Morganto. Marion, Pleasant Gar.
dens Swunanuo Gap of the B,ue Ridge in full view of tie
celebrated Mt. Mitchell and Mt Clingman Of the Blsek
Mountain. Persons wishing to visit the Black Mountains
can procure q guide and horses at MR. STEPS POR-
TER, and in few hours ride reach the Black Mountain
House. and their leisure visit Mtches Falls Nj Cling
and Mt MITCHELL the highest peaks Of land East of tie
Rocky Mountains.
Tickets on this line good for three months.
.SrAox OFRIck in Salisbury at the Rowan House. g.
sa,s G. s. BROWN, Coafractor.
Moreantop n. c. March g. 1855. H-wSm.
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G9e Stanbatb.
RALEIGH. SATURDAY. MAY 8, 1858.

HOLDEN WILSON, STATE PRINTERS,
AUTHORIZED PUBLISHERS LAWS UNITED
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BUCKS FOR sALE.FULL
- Bl,oded *25 each. q Souihdown and Leicester
SIS 4 Soctbdown and Il Leieester $40. Order so.,n
- q 80 ~ - = = csi.r- w. Z HOLT.
Lsziagspn, y. o. Apra 81 lsA - s.ss - ltrss.
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NIOTICE TO PHYsICIANs.-A VERY ELI.
II be location in the northern part of North Carolina
fr Ply scan all the conveniences for tie
accommodation of family. wiz be vacated shortly by iis
present owner, who purposes moving to another state
Those esirus of locating, win receive all necessary ufoI
nation on application the Editors Of the Standard
April 2, 1883. ~ - l5-wu-
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NGASONIC CLASSIC INSTITUTE, PERSON
IyZCO- n. C-REv. JAMES H. BRENT, Principal,
aided by efficient sssistans commences its next session.
Wednesday the 9th Of January 1855. Board per mon
Tuition frem $71z e3o per session HillsboTo me
nearest pont ibe Cent raj R. r. South Boston, ON me
Richmond DanvilIe L. Z. For particulars address :hs
Principal. ,,,xr
Dec 10 1as7 z.-s s1..- 1916 wH
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BEDFORD DEarkets.



Brealstuas. continue dull, but without charge
in prices, except for Corn, which has declined
There is very lille export demand for Flour,
aud the only sales that have come under our
notice have been for the supply ofthe trade, at
prices ranging from 81 37l up to S. 30 for
common and fancy lots, as in quality.
Rye Flour and Corn Meal are scarce, and
the transactions have been limited.
Wheat continues dull. The sales have been
limited, and prices rather dropping. Sales Of
1000 bus, PenHa. Western at S 0S per bus.
for good Red, and s 80 for White, all in store.
SOC bushels Rye sold at zoe.
Corn rs dull, and prices haze declined 3afc.
per busheb $500 bus. yellow brought zoe.
ahoat.
Oats arr tull and prices dropping. \ cargo
Of prime Delaware brought 37c per bushel.
Wbiskcy remains without change. Small
sales Of barrel al BIC. 209c. Tor hhds, and l9!c.
for Drudges
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Hist or Jurors

E45@g ca e SsH0PS
Ora wn for May Term, st Monday, 81 day.
1888.
GRAND JURORS.
Bedford Township-W illiam Chenowith, foreman,
Adam Barnhart, johnson Hafer, James Rea,
Sam'l Stivefs.
Bedford Borougb--John 7. Cessna Hiram Lentz.
Cumberland Valley-Wm. Nottingham, Heury
Smith.
Harrison Township-Joseph Mortimore, Daniel
MAY, Frederick TIrner.
HopewelI-Jacob Steel.
Juniata-Beujamin Housel.
Monroe-John Nycum,
Napier-Henry Eguph.
Snake Spring-John Mortimore, OF George.
Son'h Woo olberTy-William Burch.
St CIair-Hiram Blackburn.
Southamp;on-Lew is w Browning.
Union-Thomas c. Reigbart, Castleton AXE.
West Providence Valentine Steckman.
LIST OF TRAVERSE JURORS.
Bedford orough-Wilson p. Mower.
Bedford Iownship--Jacob Fetter of John.
Colerain-William Dibert, Perry Morgan, John
Shoemaker, John NJ Van Horn.
Cumberland Faiiey-iIenry Werfz John Blair.
Hopewell-Willlam Braliier, John Cook, John I.
Piper.
Smith, merchant; John Smith, farmer; yalen-
tine B. WeTtz.
Juniata-Henry Forn, John MeCreary.
Liberty-John B. Zook Lewis Putt.
LondondeTry-S Hoyman.
Monroe--Iacob Fletcher, Nathan Grabb.
NJ. Woodberry-Simoo Beard, Rudolph Hoover.
Napiee-Samue w. Miller, Cornelius Milestone.
thampton--ArchbaId Perdew.
kefSpring--Solomon Reighart
South Woodberry--John Bowman.
st. Clair-John Blackburn.
Unon--WIlliam Wertz, Abraham Hull, Esq, Ed
ward Conrad, John AXE, Esq.
West Pfovidence--AHdrew J, Morgart, Philip G,
Morgart, David Sparks.
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TRE aS[Tp ER,S S.lLE

OF unseated lands and town lots in Bedford county,
AGREEABLT 10 the provisions of an Act OF Assem-
bly,, directing the mode Of selling unseated lands Tor
taxes ard for other purposes, passed the l3th Of
March. 1915, aud The supplements thereto passed
tie 18th dag Of March, lsI7 aud The 2Jth of March,
1881. The Treasurer Of the county Of Bedford here
bygives notice 10 all persons concerned therein that
unless the county, state school aud road taxes due
on the following tracts of uoseated lands, situate IN
Bedford county, not paid before the day OF sale
the whole such parts Of each tractas Will pay the
taxes and The costs chargeabe thereon will be sold
at The Court House, in the Borough of Bedford, on
The second Monday OF iane next, flfihday) for the
arrearages of due. and the cost accrued there
on; and said sale viii be continued from day to day
until all are disposed of
SA3fTTTT DAVIS Treasurer,
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NOTICE IN LIBEL F0R DlF0RCE.

Charles I. Blake. In the common pleas OF
VS.. Bedford County,
Margaret Blake. No. 80 May Term 1858.
Whereas Charles T. Blake did prefer his petit
ton to The Judges Of the court OF common pleas
Of the County Of Bedford praying for the causes
therein set forth that be be divorced from the
bonds of Matrimony catered into with Margaret
BIake, We therefore command you as We before
commanded YOU The said Margaret Blake, that
laying aside all other business aud excuses
whatsoever, YOU 5e aa1 appear in your proper
person before our Judges at Bedford on the lst
Monday the 81 day of May next to answer the
petition or libel Of The said Charles T. Blake,
ana show cause Why the said Charles 7. Blake,
your husband should not be divorced from the
bonds of M4rinony agreeaby to the act of
assembly in such case made and provided and
here Of fail not.
SheriG7s Office, WM. S. FLUKE.
Bedford, March 1853. Sheriff.
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n otioe oE Inqaiaiti0n /:

WHEREAS Philip Crissman, laie of
Union Township, Bedford County, died seized
Of the following described Real Estate, 10 wit
One tract Of land situate N Union township,
being the Mansion tract containing one hundred
and eighty acres, or tttreab5uts, adjoining Fred
erick Oster, John AXE and other lands Of deed.
One other tract situate in said township of
Union, adjoining the above, and lands formerly
owned by Michael Sinner, Henry Mason and
others, and containing about one hundred and
eighty acres, and one other tract situate in said
township, containing about four hundred acres,
adjoining lands Of jacob Weisei, George Bid4te
and others.
Leaving widow Susanna, and issue .hree
children to wit: Henry, who died in 1893
without issue, leaving surviving him. Eliza
beth, who has since died, leaving husband,
jacob Osler, and issue three children to wit
Iosiah, Samuel, and Mary Oster, all under the
age Of q years. and Mary Crisa,an, Of whose
interest John Cessaa Esq, is purchaser, and that
said heirs all reside in Bedford County.
Notice is therefore given that in pursuance
Of writ Of PARTITION or valuation to ne directed
Fwill proceed to hold an inqusition or valua-
ton on the said premises, on Wednesday tie
28th day of April 1898. When and where
all parties gaay attend If :hey see proper.
Sherif7s Orte, Bedford, WM. S FLUKE,
March 29th, 1858. Sheriff.
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GEO. a. EsEgO0KS,
Book Binder and Stationer,
No. O. .liarket- Street, Harrisburg, Pa.
SHiTn GlPITih BINDERT.

THE subscriber Is fully prepared to furnish County
Officers, Banks, Coal and Insurance Companies, Mer-
chants &c, with all kinds of Blank Books, at pri
ces as low as they be purchased any where, and
10 a style much more dnrabe than city make
bound any style or pattern.
All kinds OF Plain and Fancy Ruling neatly exc
cated.
English, French and American Stationery furnish
ed to order.
Orders for Blank Books, Stationery, &C., sent by
mail, will be speedily filed and forwarded by ex-
press Binding, etc, be sent me by same
means stating the in which il is to be done.
The patronage of the citizens of Bedford and vicin-
ity, Is respectfully solicited, and would begaeave
to refer all who have work TO Maj. Samuel Fl. Tate,
Prohonotarv. Give me a trial.
GEO. A. BROOKS.
Harrisburg, April 9, 1s5s-2m.
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.d.7RYL.4.ND SITE LOTTERIES.
r. FRANCE s CO.; MANAGERS.
Caution Nos:cc.

Persons living at q distance Shoud oe eNtretueiy
cautious Of uhom they order Lottery Tickets or Ger
tifcates of packages Of Tickets The country IS
flooded with bogus and svindling Lotteries Every
intucement IS held ont sc persons 10 invest mon
ey 10 them. Capital Prizes ol from S@1,O00 10 = w.
100 head their sctrHes With tickets at One Dollar
500 900 Capital Prizes are offered, tickets So Al
SUCH m every instance are frauds: il money Is sent
for tickets, il is 80 much thrown away without tae
shadow of a chance Of getting prize. Beware OF
all Lotteries where the Capital Pfize IS unusually
large in comparison TO the price Of ickets In eve
ry instance where large prizes are offered Tor sfnaI
cost of tickets, put il down a cettain fraud.
The Kentucky State Lottery for the beneht OF me
Shelby College, under our management, Is the on'y
Lottery in the United States which Is legally decided
by the Maryan, drawings all other LOTTERIES Whlen
purport 10 be decided BY the Maryland Drawings are
frauds. .,,,,.r.-,,,,-
THE MARYLAND STATE LOTTERIES.
Purchase in the Maryland State Lotteries, then
yop are sure of being right. And in ordering the
Maryland Lotteries, you are sure OF honest ana l@'F
drawings.
One thing look to, and that Is, It you oFaer
from any licensed vender in Baltimore, do col re-
ceive any but Managers tickets and Managers
Printed Certificates of Packages. The Managers
Certificates have the number printed, ana nave me
Autographed signature OF r. France < Co.
No one hasa right to send his individual ceI'ih-
Gates and if he does il, be sure there IS ifaua at
the bottom oft
Managers of Maryland State Lotteries.
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COUyYTY. IS.

BEDFORD COUATY, S..
At an Orphans Court held
at Bedford, the sth day Of February, A. D. 1885,
before the Judges Of the said Court,
On motion OF John P. Reed ESQ.
the Court grant rue upon the heirs ard legal rep
resehfaives Of Jacob Rifle, late ofJuniaa township
in said comfy, deed, 10 wit, John c. Re residing
in Cumberland, Nd, Mary, wife Of John &we-ny,
residing in Indiana comfy, Pc, Tnoaaa, residiog IN
Iowa, David, residing in Ligoaier, Westmogeiand
county, Pa, Ellen, wife ofTbemas McCuilT, resi-
ding in Sonersei, now in Bedford counfy, Penn'a
CathaTine, minor daughter Of Caiharne, deed,
who has for her guardian e1 tfe1a O. =. shannon,
Esq, residing in Bedford aad Margaret, wife OF J.
fred Miller, residing in Cumberland hid, he and
appear at Orphans Court be held at Bedford, in
and for said co., the lst Monday. 81 day or May,
next, 10 accept refuse 10 take the Real Estate Of
said deceased al the valuation, which nas been val
aed aud appraised in pursuance Of writ Of partition
or valuation issued out OF the Orphans Of Bed-
ford county aforesaid, and to the Sherfof said coun-
directed, or show cause why the should not be
sold.
Sheriff directed 10 serve same personally npon those
heirs residing in the county, and by publication up
on those resting without.
BY The Court.
ATTEST WILLIAM S. FLUKE,
March 10, 1853. Sheriff.
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NJ a % Ee EEl 3D.:

On the 18th ult., at the residence Of the
Brides father, by Rev. Lemuzl Evans, Mr.
Isaac Newton Sheets, Of Fulton Co., 10 2iss
Jane Cook Of Huntingdon Co, Pa.
1t the Parsonage IN st. ClaifsviI!e, March
25th, BY Rev. \. E. Gjlds, Dir, John " Fckrs,
to Miss. Marietta CroyIe, both Of Union Town
snip.