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Freeman's champion., 1858-08-19
The Crops.

Notwithstanding the great excess
ofrain whicA has fallen in these re-.
gions this summer, and which at one
time gave rather gloomy prospect
for q good yield oi crops, they are,
on an average, better than those OF
any prior season, There is pro-
diyious yield of corn and winter
wheat, and potatoes turn out very re-
specially. Spring wheat and oats
have proved a afailure, which can be
said Of no other crops. Mr.. VIII
LIAMs, who resides on Mr.. Il. Hubs
farm, near town, informs us that his
corn crop, which quite an extensive
one, will yield u bushels to the acre,
and we have similar cheering eviden-
ces from other sources. Our case
will not bc so bad this winter as the
croakcrs predict.
Freeman's champion., 1858-08-19
RUNS Work.

A man named L oNsTANTISE Hut.
TON, an lrishman was found dead De.
tween the residence OF DR.. Pile anu
Mr.. Thornbro, near Peoria City ,
on Saturday morning, 9Th last. lie
had been indulyiny IN spree few
days previous, and it is supposed
that in a ft OF intoxication ho lvll At
the place where his body was found
and died from exposure. lie had
been residing AZ Peoria City Tor sew
eral months past, engaged in we'll
digging. and leaves q family in Cass
county, Mo-, to mourn the wretched
termination OF his existence.
Freeman's champion., 1858-08-19
srrAnNal..we II necessarY.

Some people have queer ideas aboue
advertising. II they cannot immedir
ateIy seea direct benefit arise fromit,
they pronounce it useless. This is
wrong, Yonr advertisements are
working for you when you are asleep,
Gnda hundreds of times and places,
when and where you least expect
Every week it is telling to thousands
of people OF the inducements you Of.
ler' to the trailing and business com
munity. and serves in capacity SIM
liar to a bell-ringer for an auction
eer. NumberleSS customers are fur
nished you by the means, and the cause
fails to receive due credit, because
unseen. l IHaai.i ~ AfnFt
Another erroneous idea about adj
yertising, is, that when business is
dull, advertising is unnecessary. -
That is just the very time when it is
the most serviceable. When money
Us scarce and people are able to trade
but little, they want OF course to trade
at those places where they can secure
the best bal gains, and their newspa-
perS inform them Of these places, -.
those who advertise the most extern
sively and make the greatest hustle,
attract the attention OF people, and
are the most apt to get their trade
They reason thus "Now il this man
can afford to pay 30 much money lor
advertising, lie must he u man oil ex-
.enSlve means and able to give liOer-
al bargains for have always iounu
that a man who advertiSes extensive
Iy Is always possessed ol an energetic
business splnt, and does u lalge
amount oil business; consequently he
is the man with whom | shall deal" "
Yes, sir, dull seasons are the very
times when you want TO do the III os,
extensive advertising. 1alk, shout,
blow, make. Il STIR and kick up busl-
ness. The more noise you make, the
more wide-awake business man you
will obtain the reputation OF BEN.
aud the greater commollon the buSl-
neSS men IN u community create by
Advertising, 30 much the greater Ill
proportion will that community OBJ
lalna reputation OF beng II lively, ELL
IhuslaStlc, entelP'lSlng people. There
Is no better method OF determining
The character OF q strange community
than by glancing over the advertising
columns OF their local paper, Ii itl'
filled with spirited business advertise
lnenLS, you set them down ut once II,
an enterpnSing people, and such III
estimate is always correct. Oh
Advertise
Freeman's champion., 1858-08-19
The Advertising Policy.
The Osawatomie Herald very truth

fully observes;
"a man, who in a new town
where he has the facilities to adver-
tise, does not do so, mistakes his own
interests. We can always recon-
mend liberal advertiser, Tor we ney-
er knew q dead-head' among that
class Of our citizens, They are 1al-
ways free, frank and open traders"
Gospel truth! Who ever knew
liberal advertiser to be anything else
but a stirring, pushing, energetic bu-
siness man, always fully up to the
spirit Of the aye, and ready to give
satisfaction to customers 4? A man
who don't advertise in this age OF
steam and lightning, is too slow
What say the most successful bust
ness men this country ever produced
fer instance, Astor, Girard, Damum,
Townsend and Ridgeway? "Adver-
tise Advertise Advertise This is
the life Of trade" A person inqui-
ring of Darnum, once, the secret Of
his success in business, he laconically
replied, Printers ink |" Such is
the universal testimony Of every sue
cessful business man in the country,
A business man cannot have his name
too often before the public. By be-
ing constantly paraded in public
prints, the names OF business men be-
come familiarized as "houSehold
words" even among strangers, and
when such visit the town to trade,
where the people OF whom they have
read so much are engaged in business,
they naturally feel inclined to trade
with them. No money is expended
more advantogcouSly than that devo-
ted to advertising. People who think
it q folly and can see no direct bene-
lit arising from it, had better COM
pare business men Of their acquaint-
ance--thoSe who advertise and those
who do not-and see if they cannot
discern a difference. We will take
up case which readily occurs to oul
mind, to illustrate our point: Some
three years or more ago, CHARLES
STEARNs commenced dealing in The
Grocery and Provision business in u
mud Shonty, in Lawrence. His first
move was to advertise extensively
and literally in the Territorial papers,
and soon hattering amount Of busi-
ness succeeded his efforts, and he was
soon obliged to seek more capacious
quarters, He Still pursued liberal
advertising policy--buSiness kept in.
creaSing-new customers sought his
acquaintance, among them strangers
hundreds Of miles distant-and final
y he was again compelled to remove,
and is now doing business in a large
three story block, and.do more tra-
ding, probably, than any other pro-
vision and grocery dealer in Law.
renee. He remembers the key TO his
success, and the name Of CnARLEs
STEAnNs may now be seen in almost
every newspaper in 'kanSas. The
consequences is the people all over the
territory know MN, whetner they
have seen him or not, andwhen they
40 10 Lawrence to trade they Of course
deal with their acquaintance. We
might mention the names of other
gentlemen in Lawrence, who COM
menced. business as early as Mr..
SrEAnNs, and with more capital and
better prospects, but who failed to
adopt Mr.. STEARSss advertising pol
icy, and now they alc far behind Mr..
SrnAnNs. This Is but q single in
stance Wo could mention ahpnr
drod casss similar TO tbatauf Mr.
Freeman's champion., 1858-08-19
Removal OF the surveyor Generals
Office. .ea

The Surveyor Generals office for
Kanzas and Nebraska, which was re-
Gently removed from Leco.Aptoa to
Nebraska City, is to bo again re-
moved. LeAvenworth City is tho.
lucky place where it will be located,
September lst is the day appointed
lor the removal Of all the effects CON
nected with the office. @ana,a
Freeman's champion., 1858-08-19

GT-Beware Of eating green trash
at this season Of theyear. Fruits and.
veyotsbl sunless ripe and wholesome
are active agents Tor summer and.
bowel complaints. Oar experience
this year teathos us that tits safer 70.
avoid the melons now prevalent I'M
market, They are productive Of dis
ease. N'Rs8NN VIZ" tN N '
Freeman's champion., 1858-08-19
democratic Principles.

saIJ,.. ~ni 2,,' democratic Principles.
,] ,-" The Democracy of Kanzas Of the
gmesent day have been endeavoring
ltosshift the responsibility of their
past conduct in the Territory, Oh the
shoulders of the American party
They have pretended to be in nowise
Irresponsible for therobberies, murders,
and countless outrages inflicted upon
the forbearing people of Kanzas by
The foul miScreapts of the Admins,
jtrationo for the purpose OF dlScourag'
ing free emigration and OF making
rhepolitical sentiment OF the Terri
tory uncongen!al to the tastes and
comforts. of Free State settlers.
They are ashamed now, Of their past
conduct, and as it is recoiling SO Sc
ripnsly Upon the interests of their no.
bic party, it is for their interest OF
course to invent subterfugcs and
Charge their Old works,to the hands
Of funoflending people. However, that
good old Democratic sheet, the Leav.
seuworth Herald--Buchanan's pet Or
gan in Kansas--can't help once in
awhile /" to speak right outin meet
ing" and give vent to the natural
epromptings of its heart, to the great
modification and horror OF the more
willy and less honorable members Of
that party. In Is late number it says
1" la the name oil the Democratic
partylof Kanzas, we accept the chal-
lenge, ind cal on our brethrentopr pre-
pare for the battle. Let us meet the
doe with m1iVided front. But we
Uanaot DO this without organizing,
and we urge upon the Democracy oI
KanSas the necessity Of raliying to
khe'bupport Of these principles foi
which5they fought and bled In times
gonerby." 1 &. ao .a'l'. 'a'"
This is candid and frank. II calls
upon the Democracy Of KanSas to
rallyto0the support of those "pri"ci.
Rhs T0r @hich Mey fought and dlcd in
times gone 6y," There is no evasion
here. .n The Herald admits that il was
Democracy that "fought and bled |"
in endeavoring to fastep slavery upon
tho Free people Of Kanzase it was
to yindicatc the principles Of Dcmoc-
rscy that Lawrence was sacked--the
avenues ol emigration closed against
freoepeople--tho Free State settlers
of Leavenworth tarred and ieathored,
expelled at the point Of the bayonet
apd murdered outraged, hous-
esfobbed and burned, and Free State
meh'shot down like dogs-athe Her!
aid says /; for the Democracy Of kan-
sasi done these things, !" when they
rAl1ikd TO tho support Of those prin-
MlfoL LUmAtoW ' ylh'FA .1A .yp
Stl, 60fl1 gAl u. aIiGy.. yN'y" llj
Every old citizen Of Kansas knows
perfectly well who were attributable
HfSli tho ogtrSSss' the settlers were
spbjcSled 70, and no subterluges o.
falshoods can deceive tbemibut there
are people who have come into the
Territory since Che settlement Of on.
sspSaipay strife, who Sustained the
the Democracy at the last prosiden-
tisl election and are yet inclined TO Co
operate with tho Democracy of Kqnr
tas, iwho nsedaalittle more posting;
wo mean those who think they can
bs aepSp ocrat while Free State
wanoo Inthed Statcs they sustained
tbsCpsh6dtidc party, and probably
Freeman's champion., 1858-08-19

ET Do the Aurora (lll.) papers
pretend to exchange with usg About
once month we roCeivea copy Of
the Rcpablican, while the Beacon has
failed % reach Us for several weeks.
Freeman's champion., 1858-08-19

R1 New Orleans is said to be re-
markably healthy this season But
lew cases Of yellow iever have, as yet,
occurred there, and the season for its
prevalence has about passed.
Freeman's champion., 1858-08-19
I'fI5 I'fIi1j'.EI'Tl .EI'Tli;S!'SyNs1l' $ 'G Champion.
Prairie City Republican Club.

TsHRnext meeting Of the- Club will be
j. held at the M, +, Church on Saturday
evening" JSlst lust, at early candle light,
w. H. LAWRENCE, Esq,
or Franklin county, will be present and
address the iGpbgon timely topics Let
there be good attendance on this occa,
sion. CrThe Ladies are especially invited
10 attend. d.1'o>M WIN. GRAHAM, Prest,
aoJkoe X. WMfoN, Sec'y.'''f .a ~ 'fa
Freeman's champion., 1858-08-19

Ai sFul returns not in D.. t'.i
.aWTsn Counties 'iOtyct heard from.
Freeman's champion., 1858-08-19

E1 Oats are said to be worth one
dollar abushol ii Missouri, for seed
Freeman's champion., 1858-08-19

nav Norain forthc pasttwo weeks
Freeman's champion., 1858-08-19

Egr Keep in good humorl
Freeman's champion., 1858-08-19

oil 7 y Il
rsjdi
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-11-26

70 See advertisement Of Or. Sanford'G
Liver Inyigora;or, IN another column.
70 An icantiRg enigfafe a mid eifHaafr 4,ool
so't, and fRe MARKETS, advertisement Of Harmon
ton Lands.
THE HAMMoNTON FARMER.-A newspaper
devoted 10 Literature and Agriculture, also setting
forth foil accounts of the settlements Of Ham
monitor. in New Jersey, be subscribed for at on
~ % cts. per
lnclose postage stamps for the amount Address
10 Editor of the Farmer, Hammontou, Atlantic Co.
New Jersey Those wishing cheap land, OF the best
quality, IN one of the healthiesi and delightful
climates IN the Union, see advertisement OF Ham
monton Lands.
FARM LANDS FOR SALE 25 MILES FROM
PHlLADELPHlA-by Railroad in the State OF New
Jersey Sol among the best for Agricultural purposes
oeibg good loam soil, with clay bottom. The land
is large tract, divided into small farms, and hun
dreds from all parts of the country now settling
and building. The crops can be growing. Terms
from Sl5 10 20 per acre, payable within four years
by instruments To visit the place-Ieave Vine ST.
Wharf al Phila. al u a. NJ by Railroad for Hamon-
on or address K. J. BYInes, by letter. See full
advertisement in another column.
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| GOOD NGTSE & LOT FOR SALE.

THE subscriber wishes to sell his house and lot
in Burna Vista, Junia,a Township, Bedford
c9uriv. on which are erected good TWO
STORY FRAME DWELLING HOUSE, we'll
flushed, an cxcsll'a, FRAME STABLE, a
.,,,.- - ~ . Ill calculated ioy shoemaker a
)ailor- also, VII of good water in the back
"a i, and always plenty ol water in the cellar
THIS property is a very desirable one, being
wcII calculated tor business man, il being in
good nrighborhood. Butna Vista wants anolh-
~ store, a good wagon maker, shoemaker and
tailor IyAny person wishing 70 purchase
such property. at low price, will address the
subscriber at Buena Vista. If sold, possession
given This Fall. NICHOLAS kEGG.
Aus. 90, I85S-tG
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PirTsBURe. Pa. CHARTERER 1855.
800 SIT DENTS ATTENDING JANUARY, 1855.
Now the larg"st and most thorough Commercial
School OF the Unifed States. Young men prepared
for actual duties of the Counting Room.
c SmtrH, NJ, Prof of Bookkeeping and Sci
eHce OF Accounts.
7 norTHErr, Teacher of Arithmetic and Com
mercisI Calculation.
a pEYDRIck and JENKIss, Teachers Of
bookkeeping.
> Coa-EY and Miller. Profs. of Penmansbip.
SINGLE AND DOUBLE ENTRY BOOKKEEPING,
As used in every department OF business.
COMMERCIAL ARITHMETlC-RAPID BUSI-
NESS y hRITING-DETECTlNG COUNTERFEIT
M0NkY-MERCANTlLE CORRESPONDENCE
COMMERCIAL LAW
Are taught, anda other subjects necessary for
ihe uecess and thorough education Of practical bu-
sineSs
g.s Premiums.
Iiiawn all the premiums IN PItt>burg for the past
'bree yrafs, ao IN Eastern and Western Cities for
best Writing,
NOT ENGRAVED WORK.
laPoff0nf foTmafion.-Studenfs enter at
aay timr--Ne ,araiion-Time unlimied--Reyew
a. plea s''FrGTa"ates assisted ia obtaining siiua-
iron~--I"IIion for inll Commercial Course S35. 90
Averaga time 5 10 II wegks-Board So. so per week
-Statleuary, 6.0o-EatiIe cost, $4,000 10 5000.
y Ministers, sons received at half price.
Tor -Cireular-Specimens OF Business and
Fria1Deutal %riting--inclose two stamps and ad-
,itess " JENKINS, Pittsburg Pa
srP ., i35s-ly
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eJvcrIasst California Iza5l SS0s,fe.
new FALL AID HEsTtR GOODS.

]. i ]. Il. AJOE.WikkR
HAVE jus: rrcriv-d = large assortment oi
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
consisting ia past OF c4Iicass from . cents 70 l24
per yard, Drisir~s. Co5ngs, Par'n"tfa Cloths
black and fancy silks, NNI.uoes, Plaid, Flannei>
large assortment Of >hans otaii eoars al prices
SWs> Cau,bricks, Dress Trimmings Ribbons, ShIris
and Drawers, bI~ach-d aad nHhrached Maslins Of
III prices widths, Clohs aud CsssimeTes, Sa'iis'tS
Fssn-, TNerls, and in .act every thing s@neraily
in cophtry stores. Also, large assortment "f
BOOTS AND SHOES, HATS CAPS,
Coalforfs Cravats. Also, QueenswaTr, Hardware
Buckets Groceries Of al kinds. with general as
sortment of spices, &c. We invte all 20 cali and
zee cur stock Of goods or w- are determined n sell
10 suit ,he times foI OF approved Prod4ce.
Oct %, 1898.
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NOTICE.

GEO. B. AMICk, surviving partner ot IT,
late tiim al Geo. b. Ainlrk 4 Bro, notifies all
parsons Interested that the Books o. sad iTEI are
IN his hands Tor settlement. aHd THAT circumstances
de 1land an immediate closing up Hi the business OF
sa.i firm. Persons Indebted, nr having settlements
10 maxi are therefore requested 70 csH on he sub
scrber without delay.
rhr subscriber viii continue the M-rtaniil~
business at tie ..OLD STAND vhrre he viii be
hapnv to n,cel his friends and customer, u all times
BE Will recriye ~ q very short time ne" su?piy
OF oHatle goods, which hv IS determined TO sell
On tie most reasonable terms
s.. ClairsyIi!e, Iuae !, IS, Gio. q. AMiCh.
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PICKLES IND -. W ) )

Many men Of many minds
Many SHOES of many ksDds,
From sizes aue 1u NUMBER tIfe,
Ai.otii -cIn- ior hycE behIUd.
Boots lor men and women too,
Some nigh; some low; some oil ald Taw,
With shanghai tops and painted he@.s
To make h.nl high iyho owiy irei-.
/; prices % Dc' su:' yaur usir1
JaSt take iiII!r c:-aFer kind
Bul When you buy cheap shoes, beware,
For cheapest shoes are mrs, IL tear.
If-ruis and pickles well rut up;
Fruits preserved, or nice catsuP,
Re boihering any ore 70 ia-!e.
To Fer.u~on's be sure to haste.
Tobacco END cigars are there.
Oi qualities and kiHd- quite rsr~,
TO please the taste Of every one
And make the boys appear full grows.
We take al kinds Of trade for goods.
Fen wagons iarifiom out the woo1s-
Al! kinds Of produce a'j Of grain,
VIII Be received and sold again.
Now call and see this Store OF shoes,
OF pickle and preserves for use,
But when you call just bring along,
Whs, stae objeoi OF our song,
Uari F:sirs Rsitrf.
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Dr, W.. "a. Ss;tsnos..

EAY ". "a. Sa'ifsaaOF. or LANCASTER,
formerly OF Phiiadelphia,) where h" has
been in successful practice Tor nuniber of years,
received his education at the be. Medical College in
the L. States anh had the experience and practice
in the diFer rent Hospitals for several years,
Der Of the Anaytical Medical Institute al \. Fol K
and late Medical Surgeon Of the United States Navy,
now ofaTs himself 10 the public to attend any pro-
frssoaa calls.
The unrest medicines ALWAYS on hand direct from
the best Laboratories OF country and the Botani
cal Gardens OF The world, No pat-Et medicines pre-
scTlhed or recommended. Medicines used only Uhch
will not break down The constitution, but viii reno
vat. the system from all Injuries L has sustained
from mineral medicines. Chronic ard difficult dses
nius be treated upUn analytical principles which
know and ascertain hat disease IS It's nature
character require know ledge Of the chemical
constitute ats OF every SOLID aud had OF the hnman
body; the changes those solids and fluids capable
oil undergoing TO know what medicines 10 employ
20 Diseases require knowledge OF the chemi-
cal constituents o. a -enis employed m medicine;
and if We IN possession Of this knowledge, It y
possible Ia cnTe any ssea>e-uo matter OF HOw long
standing anil leave the patient in healthy and per
frciiy cured ccH3i;icn.
Melancholy, Alteration, o. that state Of alienation
and veaku-ss OF the mind u hicn renders persons it,
capable Of eHnyjng The pleasures performing ihe
Gn,ies ife Dyspepsia, ,ha distressing disease AID
fell destroyer Of heaIth and happiness undermining
the constitution, and yearly carrying thousands 10
untimrly graves, can most empta'icd!iy be cured.
Rheumatism, n any form or condition, chronic or
ACUTE. H1TTau;ei curaoi-; Epilepsy falling sick
ness; -! ,b-arir ari stubborn diseases OF Females
radically removed Salt f2h-um. and every
description of urerations: Piles and Scronlous Dis-
eases which have baiii-d al previous medical skill
can be cured 5y my treatment, when the consiitu-
tion Is net exhausted.
DO say all diseases Cyes, C'oas'5aphiya) can be
cured.
CyC4NCER CURED without the knife.
/ viii remain in nay Office Wednesdays and
g. 4 q -. g.l~ \ to z to
rommodste patients from distance. and consult IN
the English and German languages. Will make yIs-
its TO any distance il required. May be addressed
by letter, Fulton square, Lancaster city, Pa.
July 30 ,'5s-ly. IS. H. vii Il T, ". n.
P. 5. See in local column my appointment TO visit
Bedford on the l0th, Iih 18th aud 18th, days of Aa-
gust TO consult win patients all diseases free of
charge. W. Il. WITMOR.
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.4T0R,s NOTICE.

DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.
LETTERS OF administration having o-tn granted
by the Register OF Bedford county, to e ufdHrsisn-
ii upon the estate OF Levi Clark, late Of West
Providence township, in said county, deceased-aii
petsors knowing themselves indebted 10 SAID es-
,ata are requested TO make immediate payment,
ard those having claims against it will present
he7, rroperIy authenticated for settlement.
SOLOMON WILLIAMS,
~ 1888 admir-.
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FOR SiLE,
O z r a al 9
2 FgBU WI7'BJN n M

II F.3h.H ~ III HIN O.S r.
nils OF the Rail Road ard miles of StoneFstown,
in The Broad Fop Coal region, containing about 90
acres, being good bottom and-about one-half clear
improved and fne spring of excellent water al
se door OF the housealSo two good orchards OF fruit
trees on the premises.
ALSO,
a farm in Moriison's cove, adjoining lands OF Da,
Vid Stuckey BarIey's heirs Jacob Furry and Others,
containing about 200 acres, one half cleared and
the balance we'll timbeTed, with abundance of
locust and chestnut timber There several never
failing springs upon the premises with constantly
large and thrifty young orchard bearing fruit there
on The Improvements are rough cast House, Log
Barn and out buildings.
ALSO,
$50 acres of land in Harrison Comfy Iowa, oE
hrst class prairie, close 10 timber ani WITHIN few
miles OF the Missouri river above Council Blnds.
ALSO.
ao4 acres in Story comfy ,syg Iowa
Ii3 acres in Pottowattaa,ie county, io@a, near
Council Bl.fs.
Lot no Of bloea 50 in the city Q. Omaha, Aebr "a
Territory.
ALSO,
The farm in Norrison's Cove, adjoining Bleon.h-id
Furnace, Erown as the ..Praison proPrfty'' lately
owned by David Daniels, containing l3l ceres AID
taereou and never failing water AZ the door. The
Improvements are one large frame House, ore log
HoGse and bare, " IN conveuieui outbniidlng iEe
lauG is gUoi-pro,uce- wellaud - ~ hf@h stale u"
cultivation, 4 good pike IS close ty IeadlHe 10
Holiday bar. which Hith tne Furnace. Eiakt q
ready market a. tar door for ali kinds . nIoin-F.
Nov 3. S. O. +. SHANNON.
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4D.NIYESTRiT TyE'S HOTIC :.
LETTERS of administration having been grant
ID 10 tae undersigned, hy the Register 81 the Or
phaus' Court OF Bedford couLty, upon he estate OF
Elizabe.h Long late Of Middle Woo5herry ;o@n-
ship, decd all persons therelo~e &EowiEg them
selves Indebted 10 sait requested to max
immediate par 11eft;, aud those hav ng claims wlH
present lE-r property au'neuicated Tor settlement
JACOB LONG.
cf Son.a Wcodhef,y F.. AtG.'r.
Ncv. ), 1853.