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MIsCELLANEoUs.

A YER,s AGUE CURE. FOR THE SPEEDY
fes eH @ saq Ss@
Bilious Headache and Bilious Eeyers indeed for tho whole
The malaria Of mlasrnatic countries;
American people than sure and fo Fever and Agae
Such enabled to Offer with perfect certainty that
s s s hsm arise Il
s m e
ton Is better than @ hs patient S1pss hs risk With hb
curs espss the mssmsc poison q Fever and asus from
the and development Of the disease taken
1ss
% os a Tss s Il sHay
Ions districts where Fever and Agus prevails eysy Dody
hoped H. VII place Y within M rs.sh e .m,1s
pssr as @ ,s @ ~ s and
Of Interments IS that contains Quinne mineral con
he THOSE 'nst
healthy a. i they had neve, had the disease ,,,.
matte poison w from L.
ache, Bndnsss ToOhsehs Earashs caarrh Asthma Psip
s,oa Ps1fa Affection Of The Spleen Hys,ses Pain T. as
s yes hi PIT S H.
from lie blood S and Consequently cures hem ali aks
nm And travelling
sonsy daily While exposed to the Infection tina. viii
s n Hence Is svs
ioE than and few ever srs from
~ Ayers Cathartic Pills,
n
composed that disease within the of their action
ties search and cleanse and nvgorae portion Of the hui
organism correcting It's diseased action and restoring its
healthy valies. consequence of these properties the
invalid who IL bowed down with pain physical debility Is
tonshed to find his health energy restored by remedy at
simple and inviting.
Not only do they every day complaints Of
but also many formidable and dangerous Diseases The
below named pleased furnish gratis American Alma
containing certificates of their and directions for
their in the following compains Coveness, Heartburn
Headache arising from disodeed Stomach Nausea ndgs
Loss OF Appetite, Jaundce and other kindred complaints
arising from low Of the body obstruction Of h unc
TONS They excellent Alternative for the Of
the blood and the restoration OF tone and strength to the system
deoilitated by disease.
Ayers Cherry PectOral,
For the rapid of Coughs Colds Inuenza Hoareness
Group Bronchitis Incpent Consumption and for the relief OF
Consumpve Patients in advanced stages OF the disease
So wide is the field of its usefulness and the
Of lis that almost every section OF the country
aboads in publicly known who have been restored
from alarming desperate diseases Of the lungs its
When tried its super ory other medi-
cine OF its kind is apparent observation and where
its virtues known the public longer hest what anti
dote to employ for the distressing aud dangerous affections cf
the pulmonary that incident to climate. While
many inferior remedies thrust upon the community have failed
AND been dcared this has gained friends by every trial
ered benefits on the afflicted they can never forget ard
dueed cures numerous and too remarkable be forgotten
PREPARED by DR. j. c. AVER 4 co, Lowell, Mass For
sale by ]. WRIGHT ECO,
.--g Nos. 81 L l51 Chartres street, n o.
Also by HATILAND, CLARK GORGE Mobile and BY
all Dealers. d22 en-
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

CoMPTRoLLEa,s OFFICE,
City of New Orleans, July I, 1855.
EsDsLvED, Tint the Comptroller be, nna
standing IN the official Journal that
wt5 he ninth section Of ordinance No 1sa approved March
S 1854 the Council will bill agans, the city unless
contracted under authority of order from the Comptroller
In aecordanSe with the ordinance referred to-.
'-0.,. lSigned] E. l.. TRACY,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen
lsignedl L. II. PLACE.
President Board of Aldermen
Approved April q, 1855.
tSgnedl JOHN l., LEWIS, Mayor,
The attention OF the officers of the city of public
respectfully called to the foregoing resolution.
I. THEARD,
Jyldu " Comptroller City Of How Orleans.
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The following resolution, accompanying the above
report was read twice and adopted, the rules being
suspended
Yeas: Messrs. Beebe, BENT, Huyghe, Kearuy,
Magioni, Moreno, Phelps, Ranney and Whitney-9.
Nays: Messrs. Waldo. Masscot and Monroe-3.
T1s ssr q ct Mo-
ssg on s Il ns IF
II amended by reducing the amount of
The following resolutions, accompanying the above
aepof. were read twice and adopted the rules being
Yeas: Messrs. Waldo, Beebe, BENT, Huyghe,
nnearny' Magloni Masscot, Moreno, Monroe, Phelps,
kanney and Whtney-l2.
fnr That all the bids for furnishing bread Work
Reosed Ths tbo Os sns are hereby REJECTED
he WIN msa for from january
S ssn n r. ssSass,
Rssorea That The security offered by him. tow: Alex
RESOLVED i,aer That the Mayor he and he ia hardly an
ihoIsed ssn the act acts for the faithful per-
fo5m asa,ssS q T shs e ont W.,. 40
u n hereby h nsraesed TAX from hs Boy Hoss Refuge
h @ os m s # Sss
and that the said Warden keep correct
to n ely Be he ass
essees q the fh Section q the whasve q ths city and bis
hoassaa hardFsa sad ssht dollars and osyesht
@ y the sy q New odsan and paid
Fiji Section Of The wharves Of this city said Chas oder i
having failed repair the and evees
Fifth Seco required by their the ordinance
which said lease was adjaiicaied and sold,
That the Comptroller the Treasurer
the payment Of ~ following bis viz
Lnzenblrg Hosp tai, trsstm- mt Of INDECENT
smallpox patients In December, 1885,. 1913 90
senator Douglas j December, isss.;... 70 90
s, Work HOUSE. ~. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $50
ses Work -. ~ 80 Is 50
y. Flesehier, Superintendent Insane Asylum, n
Ratons to prisoners in December, 1885,. Sss Is
Salary as Superintendent, .....,..,,,,.,. 90 20
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STREET COMM'R--OFFICIAL.

STREET CONINER--OFFICIAL.
e hs Third District Pound corner Of Gioust and
e'S %as al;,u. streets, as estraysl
ed .n the ss wh on the
Which Within Ten day. the espsnseshers
sf Is said
- 9. q, TLEoa1ER. Street Commissioner
CHARLES s. LEE, for Comptroller
EPAvE DU TROlsIEME DIsTRICT-n a
Ss es RAMP spsys sa n
une chevre jaime ct les c6tes blanc.
machoire nue. sur lie cote dois
du un bout de corde les ct dams
81 @ dts sHs dix
JEUbi z janssS, isss hss1ss M'DsD' A Nv ''''''
Nouvelle Orleans. - janyier. 1859. jail 70 IS
to the Fourth district Pound on jackson Street,
Constance and Laurel streets, as estrays-
One black she goat, with yellow belly, with piece of rope
One white she goat with yellow stripe on the back, with
Which If claimed within days expenses there.
on Pad WI b. sold At public auction at said Pound
New Orleans January Y Il, 1872 s9,,,n s.-,
CHARLES s. LEE for Comptroller
EPAvE DU QUATRIEME DIsTRICT-Il n
etc conduit depot des Epaves u Qnatrieme District
jackson, entrs les Laurel ct Constance
Uns yaehs bout de la droie coupse les
Une chevre noire lie yenre jaime bout ords
blanche ayan uns rae sur lie dos ct lie dandne
81 les dts ansux pas rsclsnes jous
fras paves lis yendus schere pubiqns dit De
pot lie snSieI ise X hssEes A. ia.
Nouvele Orleans, Is janvier 1852 jal4 70 &c
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Y,.......-7 TX ~ - 80
D. H. Holmes, = pssrs blankets for Work ~
House. .............x...... 5SOl
Jos Dubuc, renewing stoves and stove pipes
s inhranch offices OF Street Commissioner. ca 80
Lacey 4 TO-, bits, pole. straps, double reins
etc, tor police wagons. :. .,..,.....,.. 1850
N. o. Ree. advertising MAYORS notice of re- = +@
=, c-piton Of Senator i,ong aC0
e'1 hsis Dtos' feia"ns columns IN mar. ,aoo
Henry Rrzan clark Thir; D;st,;ct .,anr, ~ w
Ia snndry ity sults of ISM. ~
Harvey Guild. Repairing gas. Hxtures In! civ "
i j. D. Nuntap,at / doz patent grease far Ma, Wy
{ 7rias ,........... OK
gsllous neatsfoot oil. .,..........,... o. 625
W. o. Cnler nsstd lumber for wcrk.Hon,s wv
y" furnished in DscemSsr ISIS s41 81
NcCnscheou, Howell i Co.. assorted small 'f' u
hardware for Work House fnrni.ba5 In
july iSsS...., ..... n AZ
unll Ions neal toilfo Marixs f,r. :
nishsd in DscsmSer is57 e'' W. so, al An
ors oics we se'.e W. in
Raoss to p plisonsrs IN Decy lsss an, o,
naf fy 10. d nsSsmfe ~ ,o sa o. q
st yineent A, PAM enorterr hnriai ~ ;rS; oi' ~
gent dead in Dec 1858 >, ,.... VI 'e IN a5
F. A. Gonzales 4 Co hay corn oats and ~ -
bran for Work House furnished in Ian
1889 ,,.,,........... " ' 10, 40
r. n. Keller soft and hard soan for Work. " ~
House ,,...,,.,.,... ~ 80 II m
Victor David assorted small hardware for - w
- Work House. ~ ~ TX
Bloomfield, Steel L Co. printing brisfs Of " ~
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ECONOMY! ECONOMY!
Ia Premium awarded the Ohio Mecbanics Fair -
PATENT SMOKE CONSUMING COAL COOKING STOVE
FOUR SIZES.
The Alligator!

This stands unrivsed In the market for n supe
qualities all other Cooking Stoves giving entire sas
faction every that has used H. having been thoroughly
tested since last Fall throughout the West.
Every Stove sold by warranted 10 give entire satisfaction
the money returned.
Tie u,t prejudice generally existing against Coal Cooking
Stove Of the day ceaaBg they equirehe du
and pipe being constantly choked with rejects the smok
thereby occasoning smoky house and cool osena which
annoysuCes obviaed In the Of HE ALLIGATOR.
The smoke IN this Stove TUNED into Fuel thus keeping d.
ue and pipe free from occaopng undsurbed
draft; consequently heated 1t has the largest
any similar sized Stove unusually large 'front.'
well adapted for Roasting
The many superior qualities 81 this Stove all others are
the capacities of the ut excellent draft distribution OF
around the oven hot pipe eqnaiied by
range. :
In addition to the above qualifications the ECONOMY OF
THE INVENTION deserves especial attentioni
The consumption Of fuel being sixty cent less than
qnired for ordinary Cook Stovesl
It is impossible to give adequate description of these
be appreciated they have only be operation
Stove Wareoom no. l6 Poydrss street. New Orleans
O. Il Is. SAULAY.
d2lIm sole Aren't. f,r the sta,e Of I,oJ6 ,iapa
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N OPENING OF WINTER MILLINERY

"A OPENING OF WINTER MILLINERY
REMoV VAL. -st..@
MRS j. JEFFERs formerly Camp and Julia Streets
respectfully calls attention Of her customers and Ladies'
generally to her Splendid Stock of
Paris Millinery.
GLoAEs, MANTILLAs. LACE GOODS. etc.,
which she will open on THURSDAY the Ah instant at her
NEW STORE,
No. Ia Canal street,
Third door from Bourbon,
Where will be found all times tho aost choice and
sor,rnent Of
COIFFURES CAPEs,
And other FANCY ARTICLES.
DREss-MAKING surerintended by Mrs. J; herself T.
Ladies depend that attention will be
paid Fashion, Taste and Style.
H1-Country and Commission MeTchaps' orders ned with
the utmost care and dispatch. aRS. j. JEFFERS,
MS SIN l42 Canal street.
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streets, New Orleans
just extensive Of French German
LOOkING-GLASsES, Gilt Frame and Imitation do; Orua
and Plain Wood of style Glasses Portraits
Epgrsvings, Photographs,
HIS superior aud splendid stock is forty per cent
less than last and twenty below
ket prices.
BErery article is guaranteed and the Looking.
Glasses with double thickness. The deduc-
ton owing the discount allowed and the glasses
Gliding guaranteed for ten years.
An immense Gallery of Paintings Engravings and Titho-
graphs by the masters, exhibited sale OF
siderable reduction
A large variety of Tasses, Pins, Clasps etc.
PARTET AND AMBROTYPE GLASSES.
FOR SALE-A case Of Stereoscopc Views, excessively low
10 close consignment. ~
Ne Paintings Renovated. Ma en-
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ROBERT HUYGHE, Chairman
JOHN 7: MONROE,

The following resolution accompanying the above
report were read twice and adopted the rules being
suspended
Yeas Messrs. Waldo, Beebe, BENT, Huyghe, Kear.
ney, Magioni Massicot, Moreno Monroe, Phelps, Ran
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FTNREyORTON .CuAL-THE TREYoRTON COAL
and Railroad Company having Of their Goal the
here, and intending to keep supply hand
k would call the attention of the New public their
superior sEMEANTHRACITE COAL peculiarly adapted to
this climate aud without its equal for domestic purposes
gpsToy consists in the fact Of its facility Of combustion
ing without smoke enduring for great length time without
going when the draft is managed propeIyburniLg freely
in small quantities enabling the
Or little fire as may Re wanted which Is desidersun in
oppressive unhealthy gas with the hard Anthactes
making exceedingly healthy pleasant open
Il Is remarkably well adapted to kitchen ranges, cooking
oves and cylinder stoves creating heat with
aiy, than any known coal open CRATES with
heavy ashland for boilers, with good draft it is IN.
equaled.
Consumers Of Coal will find it for til ii advantage give
this article trial Numerous testimonials
be the Office Of the gent yard Of the
Conp.pr.
OrdtiG left at either place will be promptly attended to-
GEORGE W. LEE. Agent
n29-2m No q Conf street.
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THAS. HEIDSICk CHAMPIONSHIPS CT
" IMPORTATloN-We have 100 baskets quarts and pins
this celebrated wine landing from ship Golden Eagle direct
from Havre.
JOS. H. & /. N. MARKS,
DIS e and AZ y Leyae 81
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The IOIIUWlng FeSOIuuOns, accOmpanyng the above
report, were read and rejected as recommended in
the report:
resolution Fixing the salary of the Chief Warden of te
City Work House at 81, 400 per annnm.
resolution authorizing the Mayor appoint Turnkey for
the Work.House at a salary of $50 per mouth.
STREETS AND LANDINGS.
Mr. Huyghe offered the following report, which was
read and adopted:
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GUEAR MACfliNERf MERRICK Il SONS
~ Southwark Foundry, Philadelphia would call attention
Of Sugar Planters their well known approved Sugar.
Making Machinery consisting Of N Reax Patent Appnra
tus he patent for which has lately been exended improved
as to the most perfect economical and easily
apparatus offered Tor sugar making.
Copper Open Steam Trains with exhaust CHARTERS
large and small Pumping Engines Gobular Strike Pans, of
greater effective capacity and cheaper than before offered
Sugar Mills and Engines Boilers of the materials and
workmanship Copper Open Steam Batteries; Steam Traps,
ETC.,
Also they authorized manufacture Paten.
Centrifugal Machines OF Woolssy Aspnwai with Harsons
latest Improvements.
Orders for the above will be promptly by applying
to their agents. -
WIN. F. THoMPaoN. Commercial Agent
WM +. FLANDERS, Engineer.
d29 5m 30 Camp street, New Orleans.
SFIRITS TCRPENTINE-25o barrels in prime
- order
For sale by E. BLESSEY ( CO.
% Poydras street.
ROsin--150O barrels, Choice No. l.
For sale by E. BLEssEY CO.
q Poydras street.
Pltch-1800 barrels North Carolina and Aabaraa
For sale by E. BLEsSEY & CO.,
% Poydras street,
Tar-30o barrels Alabama.
For sale by f. BLEsSEY 4 CO.,
% Poydras street.
Molasses Barrels-e00 Cypress barrels made o. the
Barrel Factory OF p. Duffy.
For sale by L. BLEssFy 4 CO.,
jalf % PDyaras street.
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GREAT ACKNOWLEDGEMENT BARGAINS.
FORTY PER CENT. DEDUCTION.

q. Dupuy,
No. 81 ROYAL STREET between Custouhouse and Benyie
streets, New Orleans.
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ing the above, was read !:
preamble and resolution directing the Street Commissioner
cause TO be removed all awnings Sheds berches partitions
tables etc. calculated to disturb the the markets.
Mr. Moreno moved to lay the foregoing preamble
and resolution on the table.
Mr. Whitney objected, and pending the discussion,
on motion, the Board adjourned until Tuesday next,
the 25th inst, at o'clock P. M
JAS. A. hopkins, Secretary,
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Mr.. Whitney offered the following report, which
was read and adopted:
The Committee on Police and Health beg respect
fully to report
Upon preamble and resolutions presented sitting
Of this Board having in its action the placing OF several
Market under the control and of the
Street Commissioner also another resolution directing
sree to be removed all
ies and other distractions around and the side walks of
several also another resolution repeal ordinance
Nos 43 454 and 4SS committee the adoption
of the
Respectfully submitted,
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NOTICE IN PARTITION

To James Day, Henry Day, Tabitha Gill,
Elias Gill, Nancy Jane Johnley, Lewis Johnley,
Louisa McFadden, William McFadden, William
Day, Amrah Day, Henry Day. Alven day, John
Day, Fancy E. Day, Tabtha Day, Rachel A,
Day, Thomas Day, and Elisabeth Martin:
You will take notice, that on the - day of
December, A. D. 1858, the undersigned filed a
petition in the Court of Common Pleas of Mon
roe County, Ohio, where the same is now pen
ding, demanding partition of the following
premises, situated in said county, viz: The
south east quarter of the south west quartet
of section twentyseven, in township four, and
range six, in said county of Monroe.
The undersigned demands that partition be
made of said premises as follows: To the un-
dersigned one-seventh; to James Day, Henry
Day, Tabitha Gill, Nancy J. Johnley, and Louisa
McFadden each one-se seventh, to William Day,
Armah Day, Henry Day, Aven Day, John Day,
Nancy E. Day, Tabitha Day, Rachel A. Day, and
Thomas Day, each one sixty ty-third; and to Elisa
beth Martin, dover in the whole.
At the next term of said court. an applica-
ton will be made by the undersigned for an
order that partition may be made, &C.. of said
premises. THOMAS Is. DAY.
Jan. II, 6w By Harvey Holland, his Atty.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE

By virtue of an order of the Probate Court,
to me directed, will offer at public sale, the
following premises, situated in Sunsbury town.
ship, Monroe County, Ohio, to wit: Part of
the east half Of the south east quarter, of
section twenty-one, township four, and range
four, beginning for the same at the north east
corner of said half quarter, running thence
south, one hundred and sixty poles to the sec
ton corner, thence west with the section line
eighty poles, thence north to a run where the
north and south division line crosses, thence
up said run in a north east direction to the
quarter line, thence east with the quarter line
to the place Of beginning; containing seventy
four acres more or less.
Said premises will be offered for sale on
Saturday, the 5th day Of February, A. D. 1859,
at the front door of the Court-nouse, in the
town of Wsodsfeld, in said county. Sale to
commence at one o'clock of said day.
TER Ms OF SALE.-One third in hand
one third in one year, and one third in two
years.
The deferred payments to be secured to
the satisfaction Of the undersigned.
se.. WIN. p, RICHARD son, Admir-
.u of John Dransfeld Deceased.
Jan 18th 1s5s.-6w. $5,22.e
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SHERLFF,S SALE.

R, P. Summers RYviirF.ue Of writ Of sx,
Adrew Baker, from the Court Of Common
Pleas of the county of Monroe and State of
Ohio, will offer for sale at public auction at
the front door of the court house in the town
of Woodsfeld in said county, between the
hours Of ten (1o) o'clock A. NJ, and four ~
o'clock p. NJ, on
Saturday the l9M day Of February, 1859,
The following described real estate lying in
said county of Monroe and State of Ohio,
to wit:
The north east quarter of the south east
qua, ter of section twelvs (l2) township Cd
of range a. E
Appraised at six hundred dollars C$60o.)
Taken in execution and levied on as the
property of Andred Baker at the suit of R. p.
Summers.
C. M. MORROW,
Sheriff NJ. C. D.
Tan 1Qth
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SHERLEFvS SALE.

James Kent and I DY virtue of a writ of ex-
VIM. T. Kent Decution to me directed
administrator of from the Court of Common
William Kent Pleas of the county OF Mol,.
VS. roe and State of Ohio, will
Rezin Carpenter, offer for sale at public anc
Samr Carpenter tlon at the front door of the
and courthouse in the town OF
Daniel Braden. Woodsiield in said county
between the hours of ten (lO) o'clock A. NJ.
and four (G o'clock p. NJ, on
Saturday the 18th day Of February. 1859,
The following described real estate lying in
said county of Monroe and State of Ohio
to wit: -A.t.
The east half of the south east quarter OF
section seventeen I'D township seven (7) OF
range seven 10 containing seventy eight (7s)
acres, more or less.
Appraised at twelve hundred dollars (Si zoo.
Taken in execution and levied on as the
property of Rein Carpenter at the suit OF
James Kent and VIM. I. Kent administrators
of William Kent, deceased.
c. M. MORROW,
IE.r ~ Sheriff, NJ. C. o.
Jan. 10th, 1S59.-S4,5o.
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THE STATE OF OHIO MONROE
COUNTY
Probate Court of said County.

SETTLEMENT ACCOUNTS.
A LII persons interested will take notice tha,
II the following accounts have been fled in
the Probate Office, and will be for hearing on
Monday the seventh day of February, A. D.
1859.
EXEC'RS AND ADM'Rs ACCOUNTS.
l. Martin Baker, Ex'r of Martin Baker,-inal
2. John Muhleman, Admir- of Samuel Ssges
ermann,-fnal.
8. Frederick Muh1eman, Admir- Of Andrew
Muhleman,-partial.
A. C. T. Morris, Ex'r of Robert Grier,--partial
S. John Keyser, Admir- of Joshua Linn,-hnal
=. John Lanum, Ex'r of James Edw ards
final.
7. John Lanum, Ex'r of Elias Mccall. final
8. Jacob A1olter, Admir- of Adam Wagner
partial.
9. William Watkins, Admir- ofJohn MeElroy
final.
10. George Steward, admir- of James Steward
IL. Elijah Ullom, Admir- of William Ullom,-
partial. cara.
GUARDIANS ACCOUNTS.
l. George Hurst, guard ian to James Fhoma.
final.
2. John Lanum, guardian to William Atop
final.
3. Mary Muhleman, guardian to her children
final.
f. John Moffat, guardian to Harmon Hukle,
heirs,--partial.
8. John Muhleman, guardian to Grossen
bacher's heirs,--fnal.
G. William Bottenfeld, guardian to Samue
Bottenfeld's heirs.-partial.
7. John Slime, guardian to Elizabath A. Mil
ner,-partial.
s. John Stine, guardian to Susan NJ. ant
Jesse NJ. Stine,--partial.
o. Jacob Zinck, guardian to John Gugger's
heirs,--partial
10. Jacob Zinck, guardian to his children
partial.
II. VIM. Brown, guardian to David Tipt ,n''
heirs,-partial. ~
II. Levi Long, guardian to Dyes heirs,--par
tial.
Is. Thomas Nelson, guardian to Mary E. Law
rence,-partial.
II. VIM. Lennon, guardian to VIM. Knight:
heirs,-partial.
Is. James Hindman, guardian to Latshaw'
heirs, s,-partiaL
16. Alex. Kennedy, guardian to John Kennedy
partial O.
II. Peter Smith, guardian to VIM. Scott,
heirs,-partial
Is. Thomas McNeely, guardian of Richard NJ,
Neely,-partial.
10. John Mallory, guardian of Mary M. Nal
lory,-fnal.
20. Frederick Yenni, guardian of Margare
Keller,-partial. -
Il. Gideon Osborne, guardian to James Os
borne,-partial.
% John Cox, guardian to John and Josephui
Cox,-partial.
% Stephen Pancoast, guardian to VIM. H
Mays heirs,-partial
"a Faren Pierce, guardian to his children
partial.
Is Samuel W. Noll, guardian of George Frick
final JOHN S. WAY.
Dec. 90, '5s 4w Probate Judge, M. c. o