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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1858-12-08
Plaid and Black Silks,

which he intends to sell al reduced prizes.
EMBROlDERlES- An immense stock
Of embroderies, such as embroidered hand
kerchleis, collars, speucers, sleeves, Swiss
aud jaconel edgings and inserings, linens,
Cotton and thread laces, founcings aud EN-
broidered curtains.
DOMESrlCS.-Mnslins, drillings, tick
ings checks, osnaburgs, asgings, glnsham.,
fannels, table diaper and ready made bags
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES,
Vestinss, jeans, colonades, debims. blus
drillihss, cotton plaids, Sc. A good ussori-
men, of new style carpets and oil cloths.
table and carriage oil cloths, mas, rugs,
baskets, Sc.
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and Hardware ol every description, such as
Sugars, MoIassesr Teas, Coffee, Fish, Spice,
Salt, Nails and Spikes, Iron and Steel, Hard
ware, Queensware, Crockery and Wooden
ware. Also: good lol of Men and Boys
Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes, of all kinds
and sizes for Women and Children, 10 suit
the most iastidlous.
He invites his friends and the public 10
give him call before purchasing elsewhere.
He has bought goods at The lowest cash
prices, and is determined 10 no, be undersofd
by anybody or "lhe rest OF manklDd."-
Country produce laker. at the market prices
in exchange for goods. ]. SHARPLESS.
Bloomsbury, Nov. 81. 1858.
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p Farfker Inducements y.
The largest club lover 1907 will be sent
for three years.
The nexi largest club, lover 1o0) will be
sent for two years. ACTRESS
CUMMINGS g. PEACOCK, Prop'rs.
Bulletin Building, No. liz South 30 ST.,
Nov. "a, 1858. Philadelphia.
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Is published by the Proprielors al Ine follow.
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Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-03-11

pa A large Anti-Lecompton meeting was
hid in the Court House in Harrisburg, on
ussday evening, I'd inst. After addresses
hon Colonel Forney and others, resolutions
sge aiopted condemning the Presidents Kan
.a gOcy as violation of his pledged faith
| the people and subyersive of the cardinal
incpie Of the Democratic party, approving of
Ebe coarse of Messrs. Douglas, Stanton, For
:g, and Governor Packer aud appIauding
lie sediments on Kansas contained in the in
sagursl address of the latter.
On the same evening, large Anti-Lecomp-
| o meeting was held at Cincinnati, at which
kgQltiOns were adopted rendering thanks to
6lesrs Douglas, Stewars, Broderick, and
Ereuors Wise, Walker, and Stanton also,
] EdGiug it to he the imperative duty of Con-
Ess to reject the pending application for ad-
| aon under the LecomptOn constitution
kanley Matthews, United States district-at-
| bl,lcv, was among the speakers.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-03-11
An Important Bill.

Mr. Mill, the talented member from Frank
lin, read in his place to-day very important
BILL entitled "An act relating to the colec.
ton of taxes in the several counties of the
State" The frst section provides that the
Commissioners of every county shall cause
their clerk to make out the tax duplicates i'm
mediately after the assessments are made, cer-
tify the same, and hand them over to the Coun.
ty Treasurer.
The second section makes it the duty of
such County Treasurer, within thirty DAYS af-
ter such receipt of duplicates to give at least
thirty days notice in one or more weekly news
papers, stating that he will attend at least two
days in each township and borough, previous
to the first day of August in each year, for the
purpose OF receiving the taxes due by each
person residing in said township if such per-
son pay the taxes before the first day of Au-
gust, he shall be entitled to deduction of
live per cent. on the amount thereof
The third section provides that in case of
the taxes remaining unpaid for period of
thirty days after the first day of August the
Treasurer shall issue his warrant to the con-
stable of the township or borough, authorizing
and requiring him to collect such back-stand-
ing taxes within ten days after he has made
demand for the same if the person refuses
to pay his taxes, said constable may seize and
sell his goods for the taxes due, and to pay
all cost Of such proceeding
The otLer sections prescribe various penal
ties for the performance of the respective
duties by the Treasurer and constables, all of
which will be noticed hereafter, in case the
bill should pass and become law.
Mr.. Mill informs US that the bill proposed
to be extended to all the counties in the State,
is already in operation in the county of Frank
lin, and has given full satisfaction to the tax
payers of that county.
We consider this one of the most important
bills of the session, as it changes the entire
mode of collecting taxes all over the State
1t will abolish all the tax-coectors and we
hope it may be carefully considered before it
is passed into law.-Harrisbnfg Telegraph
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February %, 1858
CHERIFF'S SALES.-By virtue Of writs

SHERIFF'S SALES.-By virtue Of writS
~ of vend exponas issued out of the Court of Common
Pleas of Bradford County and to me directed will be
posed TO public sale Saturday the 10th day of March
A. d. 1855 at O'Clock p. NJ at the Court House in the
borough of Towanda the following lot piece parcel of
land situate in Orwell twp bounded on the north by
lands of Roger Spieer east by lands of H. -. Camp.
and James &. Newell south hy lands of Heber Wilson
west by lands of James Cleveland. Containing seventy
four more or less about foryve acres improved
O framed dwelling house. framed barn. and an orchard
of fruit trees thereon
AISO-a that certain lot piece parcel Of land sit
in Warren township bounded the north by lands
of Samuel Lyons East by lands of William Davis south
by lands OF Daniel Chafee, and west by lands Of Hum
phrey Beckwth. Containing sixty acres, be the same
or less, about forty improved, with famed
dwelling house, framed barn. horse barn and sheds
and other ont buildings two apple orchards and other
fruit trees thereon.
ALSO All that certain lot piece parcel OF land sit
uae in Warren township bounded the north by lands
of Sidney Brainard east by the public highway south
by lands of Allen Bowen and west by lands of Humphrey
Beckwlth. Containing five acres more or less.
ALSOAll that certain lot. piece or parcel Of land sit
uae in Orwell twp bounded north by land of Spicer
east by J. D. Newell, south 10y H. W. Camp and others,
and west hy II. W. Camp. Containing thirteen acres,
more or less, about improved framed dwell
ling house and saw mill thereon.
Seized and taken in execution the sn Of Minor Tay
lor to the of Nathaniel Russell and Newton Miller
VS.. Lucius Humphrey and Major b. Darling.
AlSO-The following lot. piece parcel of land sit
uate in Orwell towp Bradford County bounded on the
north By lands OF Roger Spcer the east by lands of
H. w Camp and James d. Newell, on the the south by
lands of Heber Wilson and the west by lands of
James Cleveland. Containing seventy ytour acres about
tortyfve improved, framed dwelling house Il
framed barn and orchard Of fruit trees thereon.
Seized and taken in execution the suit OF Seim kr
by. vs. Lucius Humphrey.
ALSO-The following lot piece parcel Of land stu
ate in Sheshequn twp Bradford CO., bounded on the
north and by lands OF Elias Post south and west by
lands of VIM. B Horton and Sarah Smith. Containing
fifty acres, less about iortyye thereof
improved, with "a framed house, log house framed
barn and an orchard Of fruit trees.
Seized and taken in execution at the suit of Joseph
Powell to the Use of J. J.. Kirby l.. ID. Post.
THOS. NJ WOODRUFF, Sheriff.
Shcrif's Office, Feb %, 1858.
Rg- Notice is hereby given that an amount sufficient
to pay all costs will be required in every where land
is sold also satisfactory security money paid on all
bids made lands the time of sale, and unless terms
complied with the land will he again exposed to sale
TIIOS. NJ WOODRUFF. Sheriff.
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.r Tho " Star Of the North" published at
|p,,onsburg, Columbia County, comes to the
tJIoriug very sensible conclusions in regard
/ ~ tbe proposed change in this Judicial Dis
|trct -
Nv u,oner one? Shall that rather underlined
'nt 5 T Tmuch misunderstood right, of apportioring
snu fao State, enjoyed by the Legislature, be ex-
lns nsised ed for this purpose, in this instance p
: E,., g.+ber should not the people to whom Judge
RTimot s@i has for some time past dispensed JUS
w. he allowed voice in the matter? Is
wv Nv doctrine of "Squatter sovereignty" so
~. -. ss it can be applied to the districts in
which State may be divided for muni-
|;cDaI purposes, to be ignored for an OBJ
| W 50 paltryi Shall the great party whose
'ast it has always been to stand by the will
+be people constitutionaly expressed, now
Gt.t il should be sated with its triumphs of
,otb % and right, indulge in the Insignificant
Eborrh perhaps palatabIe dessert of driving
% Dire of the Common Pleas from the bench,
krbsn his people wish him to occupy it Shall
IT, Democracy vi chuSyIfdnid, Ihe Lue ulStdS-
i Dymph who gratifes her desires at the ex-
fsp;e Of her reputation, embrace srery occasion
h doing itself a good turn We trow not
EEbare are other and better reasons for the re-
toraI of David Wilmot, than that he makes
[,rical speeches. That the perverts the ends
1. Justice by favoring his political opponents
f. must very much doubt for his people
kould soon see it and the sentiment of self
observation would drive them to the side of
sbt. No man can know of judicial deter
nation having been brought abont i'll his fa-
IT, by virtue of his position as a partizan,
thout resolving instinctively that his judge
1 dangerous one. As soon as Judge Will
bot people see this, they will act iu the mean
line let US mind our own business.
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From Washington.
WASHINGTON, Marcl

WASHINGTON, March 3.
ibe Kansas Investigating Committee met
FnSnt all the members being present.
General Calhoun sent on statement rela-
[7e to Kansas Affairs, but it was decided it
EolId not be considered as evidence.
Mr. Stephens read report expressive of
u views of the majority, setting forth among
|aeF things, that as the authority was legal
conferred on the delegates to the Conven-
co. to frame a Constitution, those who had
opportunity, but who declined to vote, are
|soa'red from finding fault with the action of
+ Convention. The report also reviews the
PAtOn OF Messrs. Stanton, Walker and Doug
aud maintains that they are inconsistent
sleir present course.
RESOLUTIONS were passed with the view of
|aalAng information relative TO the census,
y OaeF documentary evidence to accompany
Fe report
notion was made, but it was voted down,
/ artJourn till tomorrow night.
\ Inc committee then adjourn sine dic.
Today, about thirty citizens of Kansas,
" are temporarily sojourning i'll Washing
~ visited the President, and expressed their
FPO'atloR of his course on Kansas affairs.
WAsuISGroN, Sunday, March T. 1858.
IT'S expected that Mr. STEPHENS will make
Fpo'' from the House Select Committee on
a4SaS Tomorrow or Tuesday Whenever he
r. .he minority will raise question of privi
F. mat the Committee have failed to obey
order of the House to investigate, and will
;, sa resolution referring the subject back,
" SpecIhc instructions to make inquiry rela
10 special points.
u tnis struggle there is good reason TO an
rPd'e that the minority will be sustained by
's!aI Lecomptontes from the South, who
II, .uaIst that the House, having made an Or
'Or investigation, most be obeyed. The
.uC@ are decidedly in favor of the success of
movement
WASHINGTON, Sunday, March Z.
NJ GREEN has arrived at Washington, as
Senger, bringing with him the journal of
AVcompton Convention, and the evidence
a'I y, before the Commission to examine into
a"tged frauds in Kansas on the 2lst of
.eIoer, and the 4th of January. The doc
si" %s Is Voluminous. 1t is said that the in
i, aiOn reduces the legal vote OF the for
4s,.S " ABOUT $500, whereas it was heretofore
e.rsd at 6,795.
.,.., NC 1Gree branches of the House Kansas
Rsks ks''ssaung Committee will, it is supposed,
1'e'F several reports next week.
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ar 4 New Orleans dispatch says that tn e
-oaisiana House of Representatives has pass
d a bill authorizing a company already or
ganzed to import twenty-five hundred free
eg'Oes from the coast of Africa, indentured
T not ltss than fifteen years.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-03-11

aa- Dispatches from Mobile and New Or
ans state that the steamer Eliza, with thirty
ne passengers and one thousand two hundred
ats of cotton has been burnt below Demo
0i: Among the passengers was the Rev.
Il. Newman, of Lewisvilie
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-03-11

hs- The autiLeeompton Democracy of
ho have called State Convention to be
cid at Columbus on the 10th lust The Ohio
4altsmaa says that Wise, Walker, Harney,
'oney, Stanton, Bancroft, perhaps Douglas,
i'll be there to address the people.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-03-11

TAS. O. FROST VS. CAROLINE MAT
- THEWS. EMILY MATTHEWS, CHARLOTTE NAT
THEWS, GEORGE MATTHEWS, OLIVE MATTHEWS.
In Bradford County Common Pleas, No. l6I, September
s, 1857.
To all parties interested ntere ,ei in this case take
notice that by virtue OF writ partition issued out of
the Coust of Common Pleas of Brad ID County and to
me directed that an inquest will be held the premises
Saturday the 18th day of April A. d. 1885, at O'Clock
p NJ on all that certain lot of land situate in Orwell
township, bounded and described follows to wit
Samuel Matthews deceased. Containing about eight
acres less for the purpose making partition
of the said described real estate to and among the parties
mentioned in the said writ if the same can be done with
out prejudice spelling of the whole otherwise to val
ue and dppraise the according to law, at which
time and place you are required to attend if You think
proper
TH0S. VI. WOODRUFF, Sheriff.
n-c off.
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ORPHANS COURT SALE.-By virtue

ORPHANS COURT sALE.-By virtue
~ of order of the Orphans Court Of Br dford Coun
~. will he exposed to public sale. the premises,
SATURDAY the 10th day of MARCH, Is5s, al O'Clock
T. NJ, the following described property lateth estate Of
Wit A piece parcel of land situate i'll the townships
of Standing Stone and errck. bounded north by land of
Wm. Knapp, east by land Of |. \. Park and Archibald
Coleman the south by land, in possession of Jer
emiah r. Gray, Luke DUlan and Patrick Dnan. and on
the west by Louis Shorep Containing hundred and
eighteen acres less. Also other piece st
atud in Hcrrck township LoUnded Ne north by the
lands of said utetate above described the east w land
Of joseph Lear and Jarvis Bnttlc the south by lands
of John Foye and on the west ly lands Of said Luke
Dolan. Containing about fifty With dwelling
house and barn thereon, ard other improvements.
Terms made known on tie Gay Of sale.
J. W. GRAY.
A w GRAY,
February l6. 1853. Administrators
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TN THE MATTER of the estate of Peter

TN THE MATTER of the estate of Peter
Il Johnson deceased late of Rome township, i'll the
Orphans Court of Bradford County.
The undersigned, auditor appointed by said court to
audit settle and adjust the account of Precepror Forbes
Hugh Hicks and Irene Johnson administrators with the
will annexed of the said Peter Johnson and to report
distribution Of the balance in the hands of the said ad
mnistrators hereby gives notice that he will attend to
the duties of his appointment at the Office of William
Watkins esq. in the Borough Of TOwanda, on Monday,
April u, Is 5S at o'clock, Z. NJ at which time and
place all persons interested notified to attend.
J. ID. GOODENOUGH Auditor.
ToWanda. March / 1858.
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A UDITOR'S Hector Crens rs.
IA Daniel Hapeman. In the COmmOnPleas Of Brad
ford County, No. 1888, May term, 1866.
The undersigned, Auditor appointed By said Court to
distribute funds raised by Shers sale Of the real estate
of defendant viii attend to the duties of his appointment
at the Office OF Wm Eweil, in TOwanda on Monday the
10Th day OF March. 1883 at o'clock In the afternoon, at
which time and place all persons interested required
to present their claims else DE forever debarred from said
fund.
G. D. AONTANYE, Auditor.
Eehrnnry %. 1858.
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nlisrel.aneors.
Tioga Point
Agricultural & Junction Iron Works,
AT ATHENS, BRADFORD CO., PENN.

WElLEs, BLOOD & Co., Proprietors.
THE subscribe would respectfully inform his friends
and customers. and the pubic generally That u has
formed copartnershp with Mr.. JoHs p BLooU. 4 ~
bany " Y (who has for several years hec1 Superatea
dent OF Messrs. Emery Brothers Agricultural WoIk9
and with Mr. SANCIL y. BLOOD, nj Worcester. Mass.
Oiacbinst and Tool Builder and lat Sspc.te!dcu G!
the American Hoop Machine Comrtrv Of Fitchhurr,
Mass. under the firm name OF WELLS, BLOOD Co;
and that have leased for term q ytT the extensive
and weIl known iron Works, Of Aeers. 9hipmaH It
Wees at this place and united the 'ge POINT Agri
cultural Works with the for tae manufacture Of
Agricultural Machines, Implements. r., among which
will be Enerys Endless Chain Rairoau Horse Powers,
Threshes and Cleaners Thre-her5 and Soparprf Pot-
table Circular and CT -scut Saw Mills Cdcr Nils Dog
Powers. Clover iiuers Feed Cutters, Fann!rG NIL.
Plows Harrows, Cutiyators Shugle Machine. kirAy's
Mowers anc eaptrs &C., Of the most improved patterns
and construction. We prepared I" d. all kinds of
Machinery Casting and Repairing, and have for sale
large stock of first class Steam Engines, Machinery and
Castings, manufactured by and belonging to MessrS
Shipman Welles.
Both Of the Messrs Blood are skill and experienced
practical mechanics. Our Machinery will Eearly all be
aud With the latest improvements and with the
couracement afforded by the patronage of discerning
public, expect t0 have the reputation of dniug first
class work and making the Lest Agricultural Machines
in Z. N. HELLES.
Athens, January, 1858.
To DEALERS, FARMERS AND MILL OwSERs
Our past Individual experience in the manufacture,
sale and use OF griruurIl Machines and Implements,
and also in general Machine and Steam Work with
excellent facilities, afforded by Machinery principally OF
construction, with the very latest and lest i'm
provemen and also for procuring the very best mate
ras and stock OF all kinds at cheap rates, will enable
to manufacture better machinery at prices, than
that Of other manufacturers and also compete with the
world in pr and quality and material and workman
ship of all kinds OF Agricultural Impments and in all
kinds of Casting and job Work.
We shall pay especial attention to the manufacture OF
the very best Of lows aud Plpw Castings. We intend To
make castings for all the leading plows in Use in our Vi
cn!ty and shall take great to only the bert ma
terial. Our p0w wOoCT H. from the hest and most cele-
braed eastern mandatory We invite all interested in
home manufactures TO call and see works.
WELLES, BLOOD co.
r. VI. WELLEs,
J. p. BLOOD,
;. y. BLOOD.
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THUS VI. WUODRUFF, SheTlH.
SeerifHs office, March . 1853.

ORPHANS COURT SALE.-By virtue
~ of an order of the Orphans Court Of Bradford Coun
ty will be exposed to public sale the premises,
SATURDAY, APRIL 3, 1858, at o'clock, p. NJ, the fol
lowing described lot of land situate in Franklin township
late the estate of Rufus White deceased late of Franklin
township, bounded and described follows On the
north and east by lands OF Mrs NJ Baldwin the south
by the highway running from Towanda to Granville,
the west by said highway and lands of Mrs. NJ Baldwin
Containing about two acres with Sash Factory and
Kiln for drying lumber thereon, with water privedges
&c. FD- Terms made known on day of sale
SUSANNA r. WHITE,
March 3, 1855. Administrative
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ORPHANS' COURT sALE-By virtue

~ of an order of the Orphans Court of Bradford Co.
will he exposed to public sale the premises, on 81
URDAY, MARCH l3 1855, 1T ! o'clock. p. NJ. the FOL
lowing described lt OF land situate in Warren township
late the estate Of Alfred Allyn deceased Of Warren twp
containing about ninety acres bounded the north by
by James Arnold. Walter Arnold and the highway, Oh
the west bs Samuel ChafTcc with about sixty iI
proved, with frame house and orchard thereon.
Attendance given and terms made known, on day cf
sale. {. q. GRlDLEf,
February 70 1853. Administrator.
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A UDITOR'S NOTICE-M The matter ot'
n the Estate Of Samuel c. Quick. deceased. Iu the
Orphans Court of Bradford county.
The undersigned Auditor appointed to distribute funds
raised by administrators sale Of the real estate Of Sam
c. QuCk dec d. will attend the duties of his appoint
ment at his Office in the boro of Towanda saturday
the 9Th day of March. 4. d. 1858, at O'Clock. T.. ~
when and where all persons having claims said fund
requested to present the else be forever de-
barred therefrOm.
Feb. g. ISIS. DA. 0EERtON. Auditor.
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A GENTS, ATTENTION DO YOU wis

4 GENTS, ATTENTION DO YOU wish
~ 10 find good employment, and make money with
little or no investment, and without Interfering with
your regular business! Ii You do, read this advertise
meGt.
c. F. ToDD & 90. of 500 Broome Street. Now York
nre manufacturing aud selling massive gold Pencils for
- each (Which cheap at that pricel and they throw
in gift prize wh each Pencil, worth from 50 mp
81 $40 SIS, SEQ s25 $50 $50 SO $780, 5000 and $500.
Don't cry ont Fumbug! Lottery" It's such thing.
The Pencils sold az their vaue. and all the pr
fits the first are thrown into the gifts which
actually cost the purchaser nothing. Tn prizes dis
trilued sinpl, plan OF drawing. which would take
too much to explain. but which has failed ~
give complete satisfaction. We have drawn and sent
purchasers I gold watches cf various prices "a purses
Of gold dollars, 23s gold lpckctS $50 gold chains and
ponding number Of other prizes within twn months
draws prize worth s2 certain and it stands thousands
of chances to he higher figure.
We want good agent in every ncighborhood through
out the country, to solicit purchasers and agent t.
be- successful must have Pencil aud prize to exhibit
We pay agents 81 cash for each purchaser he obtains
and the first person in neghborhoOd who applies for
Pencil and gift will receive the agency for that locali-
ty. Shou agent obtain valuable prize to exhibit
with his Pencil, he would have little difficulty in obtain
ing scores o: purchasers and making ing business
A NEW IDEA! READ! READ!
We ask nnbndy to send their money till they know
what prize they draw Any person wishing TO try their
luck can first send us their name and address, and
will make their drawing and inform them by return mail
what prize they draw when they send on and take
the Pencil and prize not whichever they choose We
give this privilege only to purchaser. After the
first drawing every purchaser will he required 10 seni
with each drawing the number taken out with full es.
cripton of the plan Of drawing. Address
c. Z. TODD < co.
Jan. 20. 1853. 392 Br0ome Street New York.
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A DMINISTRATOR'S SNOTICE.-Notice
IA is hereby given that all persons indebted to the
tate of EDWARD HANLON, late of Rdgbury dec ID ,
lay; aud all persons having claims against said estate will
please present them duly authenticated for settlement
MARY HANL0N,
WILLIAM HANLON,
EDWARD F. HANLON,
March |, 1853. Administrators