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The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1859-10-22

Rsr We are authorized to announce Mr..
LAFAYETTE CALDWELL q candidate for the
Office 1T Swamp Land Commissioner in the Second
District. Election in November next. a
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Let no man be ashamed Of work. Let no
man be ashamed Of u hard fist or a sunburnt
counteuance. Let him be ashamed only of
Ignorance aud sloth. Let no man be ashamed
of poverty. Let him o,ly be ashamed Of dis,
honesty aud id.eness,
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OPELOUSdS:
sAfuRDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 90. 1889

IEp ADVERTISERS. ~
Should bear in mind the fact
that the circulation Of the OPE-
LousAs PATRIOT is the largest OF
any Newspaper printed in the
Parish Of st. Landry.
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sRar ALBERT DEJEAN is an indepepd-
sent candidate for Clerk Of the District Court Of the
Parish Of ST. Landry. Election in November next.
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Mr.. Joxks' CIRcuLAR.-We present this
xeek ~ The information Of all parties in the
Fourth Congressional District, the Circular d
Milton a. Jones, independent democratic can,
ssdlIafte fr Congress, in opposition tod. NJ
MDdrpm. the regular democratic nominee.
Mr. Jones platform q principles is sonnd
and orthodox, except in regard to slavery il
tlp6Yeritories- Upon this question his views
saI6lsnot n accordance with the State right,
6saocracy Of tbs South. nor do we believe
ut they will meet the acquiescence Of lbt
American and Old line Wing parties in ,ts
IA stufii.
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R<a- We are authorized to nnonnce Mr..
THOMAS McCROREY, as an independent cdndi-
lste to represent the Parish Of st. Landry in the
Hkgislatnre at Baton Rouge. Election in November
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A tract 0f ZJ3 acres OF lanH, sitlateH IN Big Cane.
a house and lot, situated in Washington.
Three werh horses, males, gentle cattle, etc.
TERMS N CONDITIONS All sums under fifty
dollars. cash, all SUMS of fifty dollars and under
three hundred, payable in one year. and all sums Of
1900 aud upwards, payable in one, two and three
years, from day of sale, with interest at 5 per cent.
per annum from date until paid. Purchasers fur
nisiiirg their notes with security, in soiao, to the
satisfaction Of the vendor. aud moreover, the lard
and slaves remaining specially mortgaged unto the
vendor, until full and eatife payment Of capital and
interests that may accrue.
Acts of sale at the expense Of purchasers.
JOHN GARVIN.
Maslingtan. La. Oct. %. $3.50.
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sssS nays We are authorized TO present the
apame ofs Mr.. THOMAS II. WEIGHTMAN, as q
w scandidate 10 the office Of Commissioner Of Board OF
NRublic Works for the I'd District. Election In
aNpven1ber next.
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Res We are authorized to announce Mr..
s.. II. KELLOGG, as q candidate to represent the
Parish Of ST. Landry in the Legislature at Baton
Rouge, Election in November next.
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We are authorized to announce Mr..
\. j. SMITH. Jr., as a candidate to represent the
Parish Of st. Landry in the Legislature at Baton
Rouge. Election the 18th Of November next.
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GHERIFF s sALE,-State Of Louisiana,
~ district Court, Parisl. of st. Landry.-No. SAY.
Castillo brothers ". Treyille BoudTeau.
BY virtue OF a writ Of fl. la. issued in the above
entitled suit, by the District Court in and for the
Parish .! Ct. Landry and State aforesaid. and to Inc
directed. | will ex,hse at public sale. tor cash, at the
Courthouse Of this Parish. Oh SATURDAY Y, the Sd
day of December. \. /. 1853, commencing at the
hour Of II o'clock A. If. and continuing from day
to day, if necessary, all the right, title, interest and
demand Of the said defendant, Treyille Baudreau,
in and to the following property, seized to satisfy
said writ. to wit:
A negro woman named JOSETTE. aged about
tWenty-niue years, with her two children, Jose
phine, aged about nine years, and Elizabeth, aged
about seven years.
Sheriff ) Office, opelousas, October %, 1859.
l.. V. CHACHERE, Sheriff.
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's EEss- we are authorized to announce Mr..
"a. III. PERRAULT, a democratic candidate for
reelection to the Legislature, from the parish OF
sSt. Landry.
Election in November next.
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E WIN. III. SPENCER Esq, in COM
Srliance withthe request of numerous friends, viii
afe 4 candidate for q seat in the Legislature. Elec-
ton III November next.
MANY FRIENDS.
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AZ sfl- We are authorized to announce NJ. r
4HRARD. ESQ. as d candidate for District Attor
ncy, for the 18th Judicial District, at the Noyembe'
election.
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~ We are authorized to announce MIR.
THOMAS g. ANDERSON as a candidate to re-
present the Parish Of st. Landry at the next session
81 The. Legislature. Election in November next.
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q. Ne We are authorized to announce MIR. ]
IsMORGAN a. q candidate to represent the Paris
Or 1T Landry at the next session Of the Legislature
" Etection ii November next.
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nY~ We are authorized to announce Mr.
layILITeNEUVE JOUBERT, the present incumbent
candidate for reelection rs Assessor in the Parisl
xsfaSt.Landry, At the election in November next.
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# e@ We are authorized to announce Mr.
INV. CHACHEI;E, the present incumbent q can
late TOR reelection as Sheriff in the Parish Of 81
Landry, at the election III November next.
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We are authorized to announce Mr.
.EU(,ENE DAVID as 4 candidate to represent the
Parish Of St Landry in the Legislature. Election
III November next.
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Mr., Jones seems to take cover under the
wing Of the Douglas democracy. which con-
tends that slavery in the Territories is the
creature of the lea ioei. the local Law, conse-
.%auentlv the Territorial Legislature is omulpo-
tent on this subiect-can make determinations
in favor of, or against slavery, and thus cut Oft
the Sonth from that protection and enjoyment
of their property, upon common territory, as
secured by a common Constitution. His ar
gumeats upon this question beyond doubt
place him upon ground unsafe and dangerous
to be occupied by the South. %
The true Issue with the South upon the
question Of slavery in the Territories may be
stated in q few words.-A Territorial Govern.
ment is the creature of Congress, this govern
ment, the agent of Congress. may if it will
protect slave property within its limits; but il
it refuses to do SO, Congress the principal, act
lug under the sanctions of the Constitution tc
protect slave property on common Grritory
must interfere and extend this protection. Nc
other ground than this, can be occupied b!
the true friends Of the South. MIR. Jones OF
poses this view Of the question, while Mr.
Landrum endorses it.
Let the people decide upon The merits Of the
two gentlemen.
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tEye We are authorized to announce Mr.
JOSEPH D. ORCHARD as a candidate for Justice
q the Peace in the LIST Ward. Election III Noyem
her next.@@M MM8#
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WIrHpRAwA1.-We are authorized by Mr..
J. J. Beanchamp to withdraw his name as a
candidate for Swamp Land Commissioner in
the Second District, and to tender through this
medium to bis friends, his cordial acknowl-
Judgements for their kind regards, and aat,ering
assurances Of support.
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a@aPHIIP RAIN Eagle MACHINE WoRKs.
These extensive works are situated at Rich
nopd. Virginia, and have already attained a
uuoor!. wide celebrity BY the excellence Of the
machinery Of various description, which is
turned out from them, particularly through
the Southern country, which is the great
market for its manufactures, and all over
which they are ii general use. The special
attention of the concern to the making Of the
peculiar machinery which is required in the
sailerions5 walks Of Southern agriculture and
general industry, and in this perfection has
..sbeen attained that the eagle Machine
!. Works, 4 immense as are their facilities, can
scarcely supply the demand made upon them.
yAlhs business is increasing very largely in the
farther South, and 50 heavy has it become in
tNssOrlcans TINT the proprietor himself, Mr..
y Ihilip Rahin, has established . principal de-
M, instead of an agency az heretofore. in that
sejttIy. which be has assumed charge Of in per
I'm, taking up his residence there. His Office
kAt61 St. Charles street, where oil orders
viii receive prompt attention, be they for
Sugar mills, Saw mills or Grist mills, for
draining machines q pumps Of any descrip-
ton, ,slaftinga, pnlleys, hangers. or boxes,
\ locomotive, Hue 81 cylinder boilers. single,
18th 81 planning machines, tobacco screws and
\. Axtnres, &c. The steam engines Of the Eagle
Works haze . high reputation for durability,
strength, simplicity Of Arrangement and econ.
pmy of power and ! vast number of them
~ IL nse. Their prices are put down a, The
spWestS dGigales ii which they can hesmannFae
tured, md they ase delivered in Neworleans
VA sold onthe most advantageous terms. AL
.sthoee who design to purchase machinery should
md for i copy Of the descriptive catalogue o
Al concern. which il got up in so handsome
md complete . style that Il Is really OH inter
saestEg and attractive book.
We direct attention to the advertisement 0
= 81 i elxttepsiye Virginia mandatory.
AT
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LAWRENCE GGNPANY'S ADVERTISEMENT

LAWRENCE ~IGAPANY'S ADVERTISEMENT.
A Louisiana Sugar Plantation.
!. Valued at $50, 1000,
FOR s.!
A Kentucky Home of GAO Acres.
Including all stock. and under the very be-.
state OF cultivation.
Valued at $50, 900,
FOR SOL!
An Ohio VVh+a: Farm of 500 Acres.
With a good water Grist mill with four mn :
Stones, aud i'll the best Of repair, s55-s,
upon the premises.
valued at $25, 900,
FOR s5!M
Either of
Eleven Good Farms.
In proper state Of cultivation, and containing I'm.
so, to 300 acres, iii the State of Pennsylvania.
at $40 1000, aggregate.
FOR SILL!
One of
SIXTE EN FARMS.
Containing from 80 to 100 acres, in the State, =
Illinois, NewYprk, Ohio. and Indiana,
Valued at 81 900 each /; $4,000 aggregate.
FOR S5!.!!.
so LAND WARRANTS, for 100 AcnEs EACH.
100 " 80 I" "&M5
$50 +" 40 w
With SIN HUNDRED and SEVENTY small Prsa.
from 500 to s. in money, making a
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Of the Immaculate Con
ception Of 0pelousas,

rI,HE Ladies Of Holy Cross respectfully announce
Il to the public that the classes will he resumed
lnstheir Institution on the goth of October.
Opelousas, October Is, 1859,
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NOTICE.
AL persons are hereby notified and warned
against trading for two certain notes, one for
one hundred and thirty-seyen dollars and 6ftv
cents, payable to Whitaker. The other PAYABLE to
Mckinney, Tor about one hundred dollars; as. / in
tend to resist the payment of them. They are
both dated about the 2sth September 1858. and
signed by NE, anu
opeloHsas, October $, ls5s,-lm.
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WASHINGTON, October y, 1899.
Wholesale Price Current of
Messrs, r. CURTIS Il co.
RETAIL

CORRECTED WEEKLY.
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1900 Prizes worth 100000,

All the Real Fi-tite is free from any insumbrans.
and Warranty Deeds of conveyance will be executed
Immediately after the Distribution to the parhes
entitled thereto, upon presentation Of the Mapk
gers Certificate contained in the Drawing, as here
matter explained.
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MUM pcA'-.. -,.- ,.'.-
PREsERvEs-Shakcr per case | doz |
Assorted, per case 2 doz.. -. /
JELLIE-Gtiava, pr doz.
JELLiEs-Assorted, per case | doz
CASpIEs-Fancy, per box 4s lbs.
Assorted sticks pr box % lbs
SYRUPs-Extra assorted, per case.
Turner's lemon sISlp pr case.
CORDIALS-EXtra assorted DR. case. |
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EfgaI

d EG listers NOTICES Notice is here
IL hy given that there has been filed and settled in
the Office Of the Register Of VILE in and for the county
Of Bradford accounts Uf Administration upon the follow
ing estates, viz:
Partial account Of b /, Amy Rockwell, executors
Of Iuther Rockwell. late Of Troy, deceased
Final account Of Elisha & Jackson Lewis adminstra-
tors OF Edwin Lewis, late Of Wyalusing, deceased.
Partial account Of George F. Horton. guardian OF Alice
Ellen Elizabeth Susan f. aud Louisa h., minor children
Of William Santee. deceased
Partial account OF l. f. d Aurcha Spading, executors
Of Robert Spalding. late Of Wysox deceased,
FINAL account Of Gopher Plat executor OF Silas Titus,
late OF Herrick, deceased.
Final account Il Z. H. Campbell and John Salisbury,
administrators OF }. G. Ball. late Of Troy, deceased.
Partlal account OF T. a. Murray, executor OF David
Hayfoot late Of Athens, deceased.
Final account Of George w. Vincent guardian Of Jane
Eancse (oYmerly Jane WolO OF Shesheluin
Final account Uf q. W. Elliott ami James Ice admin
istrators OF james Zee, late Of HerricS deceased
Final account u ohm Jones Jr admir- strator OF john
Phillips, late Of Pike. deceased
Final account of Gordon Taylor and John Murray
administrators OF james Gordon late Of Standing Stoue
deceased.
Final account Of NJ II. Coddng and Orrin Moore eA
ecutors Of john Moore late Of Pike deredsed.
And tie viii lie presented 20 the Orphans Court
of Bradford County on Monday the jth day Of Decein
Der next, for confirmation and allowance.
JAMES IL. WEBB, Register.
Register Office. Nov. /, 1889
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The precise origin of this is not known, we have the
following account of it from A. THOMSON, of Delaware
Ohio. 1t was brought to Delaware 10y German, its
cccnce attracted his attention and an inquiry to its
history 1t was brought from New Jersey eighteen
twenty years ago having been obtained from the gar
den of French gentlemen, PAUL II. PRovOST, in Kings
wood twp. Huncrdon Co., n. j. 1t known in that
vicinity as the Italian Grape sent from Italy, bunch
small beautiful light red, or flesh color, exceedingly
sweet one of the delicious hardy grapes. 1t is
vigorous grower early and profu-e bearer and prob
ably hardy than the Isabella it ripens two three
weeks before the Isabella. No grape more desirable
for our climate.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1859-11-03

This very popular grape, native Of South Carolina,
brought the North and introduced 10 the notice of
cutvators about the year ISIS. Mrs ISABELLA GBEs,
the wife of GRoRGE GIBBs, Esq, in honor of whom it
was named. Its great vgor hardness and productive
ness with the least possible have caused it to be
most widely disseminated. 1t Is probably more hardy and
ripcns earlier than the Catawba which renders it most
valuable at the North 1t is well known it il hardly
worth while to descrbe the beautilu fruit it bears.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1859-11-03

new variety lunches four inches long and two and
half inches in damater very compact, color light green
in the shade golden in the sun, and covered with
light bloom and delicious ripens ten days earlier
than the Isabella, keeping long time after it is gather
ed. This superior white grape is undoubtedly native
chance seeding in the garden of f. VI. PEAKE, of Hud
son. n y proved perfectly hardy and productive. 1t is
not vigorous in its habits the Isabella OF Caawbl
but hardy and healthy and being exceedingly beautiful
well excellent it must be regarded as very great
acquisition, it is well adapted to the North.
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4 TDITOR,S NOTICE -lIorga1

A UDITOR'S NOTICE -IIorgan Griffin
n as. y. H. Nor-an. In the Cour' ocCommon Pleas
o; bradford County, NJ. IS3 December term 1851.
ALSO -lIcls j. Christie rs. S. H. Nficlaaa. In the
February term, 1909
The undersigned, Auditor, appointed by said Court
TO distribute funds raised by Shers sale Of real estate of
defendant, VIII attend to the duties of his appointment
Al his Office In the BIgnugh Of Tuwauda, SATURDAY
the 2Gth day OF NOVEMBER. 1850 at , o'clock p NJ
at which time and place all persons interested request
ed to present their claims else he forever debarrtd from
the said fund p. d. MORROW
October -. 1859. Auditor.
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PRICE TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
EARLY NORTHERN MUsCANDINE.

This grape rpens the last of Sept perfectly hardy
The variety is a seeding from the native white grape
raised by PHILEMON STEVENS Shaker Village, New Leb
anon, Columbia Co.. n. Y. Bunch fine and large, light
amber color, and very delicious very highly spoken Of
and very hardy and productive.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR.
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ICE, THREE DOLLARS.
DIANA.

4 seeding of the Catawba raised " Mrs. Diana Gre
ron of Boston and named by the Massachusetts, Hoti
ultural Society. 1t was announced the best and most
beautiful OF American grapes particularly valuable for its
arliness The color is fine reddish lilac, it hangs long
the vines and is injured by trosts is
ecdingly productive and vigorous.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1859-11-03
PRICE, TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
CLINTON.

Origin uncertain said to have originated in Western
New York growth vigorous, hardy, and productive,
lunches compact berries round rather below medium
size black covered with thick bloom 1eatabe eight or
ten DAYS before Isabella, rosts make them very good.
PRICE, TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
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aem advertisements.

NAUTION.-All persons are hereby eau
" toned against purchasing note purportng to have
been signed by the subscriber dated on or about the 9th
day of Sept 1859 for forty dollars payable four months
after date with interest," either to Philip Oswald,
Isaac Roskman as the not signed by by
NV authority, and shall not pay the same.
Monroe Oct. 90. 80. CLARK CUMMINS.
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CONCORD.

This exceeding fine, hardy native grape, raised
from seed by L. w BULL, Concord, Mass 1t is very
healthy vigorous habit and very productive, bunch ra
cr compact large houdered almost black, covered with
bloom very sweet it is hardy than the Isabella, and
rpcns about days earlier. Consequently it is very
valuable for a large Northern range.
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\ UDITORS NOTICE.-No. S., Ft

n Term Ipm 3. Ciymcr rs. Timothy s. RinHcr.-
In the Court OF Common Pleas OF Bradford County.
The undersigned, Auditor appointed by said Court
TO distribute funds raised by Sheriff sale OF defendants
real estate Will attend 60 the duties OF his appointment,
at his Office in the Borough Of Towanda, FRIDAY
the 25th day Of November next, at O'clock p NJ, at
which time and place all persons interested required
to present their claims else be forever debarred from
said fund. G.. D.. MONTANlE,
Oct. Is, 1859. Auditor.
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TO THE LADIES.

MISS GRIFFIN & PARK, are opening to-day (Wed-
vi nesday)a large and well selected assortment OF
FALLAND WINTER MILLINERY GOODS, consisting Of
Bonnes Head-Dresses Feathers, Flowers and Ribbons
You invited to call and observe their variety and rich
neas for Yourselves Oct. i9. 1859
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PRICE, ONE DOLLAR.
HARTFORD PROLIFIC.

Raised by Mr.. STEEL Of Hartford, Conn. Hardy, Wig
orous and productive bunch large shoudered. rather
compact berry large globular, black covered with bloom
ripe about ten days before the Isabella.
PRICE. ONE DOLLAR
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CATAWBA.

This excellent native grape, first introduced to
notice by Maj ApLUM. of Georgetown, D. c.. and was
found by him in Maryland. 1t probably has its name
from the Catawba river it is of the productive
and excellent of native There is Is grape
in some portions of the United States good for wine
or table use Beautiful bunches pale red rich musky
flavor and very sweet when ripe.
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A UDITOR'S NOTICE. Z. Good,icht

n CJ1 1Oh > NOIlOL.--J. II. CTCoU/tCH
"A use. Leri Goddard. In Court Of Common
Pleas of Bradford County, No 457, May Term, 1851
The undersigned, an Auditor appointed by said Court
to distribute funds raised by Sheriff. sale OF real estate of
defendant viii attend to the duties of his appointment at
his Office iii the Borouglrof TowaEda, on SATURDAY.
the 26th day Of November 1889 At O'Clock p NJ, at
which place all persons interested requested
present their claims else forever he debarred ilon
the said fund. g. d. NONTANIE,
October Is. 1859. Auditor
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TDITOR.S NOT[CE.-Andce,e EsNons

4 n rs. George For. In the Court Of Common Pleas
Of Bradford County, No. lJ9 May term, 1859.
The undersigned an.Audt0r appointed by said Court
Distribute funds raised by Shers sale of defendants
real estate, viii attend to the dates OF his appointments
at his Office, in the Borough of Towanda,on THURSDAY
the lst day Of DECEMBER 1859, at o'clock, 7. NJ, at
which time and place all persons interested required
to present their claims else be forever debaed from
said fund. ELHANAN SMITH,
Nouember .. 1859. Auditor.
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4 UDITOR'S NOTICE-H II. Mace e.

~ j. ~. Spencer, et. al. In the Court of Common
Pleas Of Bradford County No. sJ3 September term. 1859.
The undersigned, Auditor appointed by said Court
to d,hHtc funds raised by Shcrs sale OF real estate og
defendant, VIII attend To the duties of his appointment
his Office IN the Borough Of Towauda FRIDAY the
18th DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1859, at ] o'clock Z. NJ at
which time and place all persons interested requested
to pre-rt their claims or Else be forever dcbarred from
the sad Iurd. L. d. MORROW,
October -. I>Jl. Auditor.