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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-03
kiCHMUND. JAnuAfy ]. fSos.
rT,HE UNDERSIGNED have this day

l. associated themselyes together under the al1
purpose OF conducting General Grocery. Ocmmis-
sion and For ssrding Business. Teey have tassn
msriy occupied By N. Conrs1. sseoad door ssovs
yireinia street. ...-
They win always keep on han1 ~ be.s aa.egss; 81;
furpish 10 the trade at the lowest prices y H.
attention. to business they hope % rsosMS ~ W.
late 81 the n,m Of pibrell = yoke4oA.
BAT TnUkH1Axx,
,ats Late Of DanSlile, Va
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No l9o, Corner If Main aud 18th sis,
10 Clrthier and Merchant Tailor.
LIFTY pOLLkHe-I NJ SINGER 4

EHtTf pOLLAke-I. NJ. SINGER &
= NgE CELEBRATED NATIONAL SEWING
mAtIi!NEs-cificE 2l7 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND
~ would r!yst respectfully invite all 70 cali
"Aa e1hinlEo our new stock Of Family, Plantation
ana l~a ser Machines, which for durability ard
=. autf q hHtsbs cannot bit surpassed by any Nur
Pi"hihes are 20 Constructed, that by the magical
.lAhses tse3 are mace 10 8ew, keu gnther and
sI.5h HofG tho coafssst cotton bag or heavy
Ieatber to the finest silk, satin or lace Of auy
description, without trouble. The simple con.
sd4cIlpn ease OF management and saving Of time,
MAKES TIE Machine Invaluable, and warranted to
Efe perfect satishsction TO all Our now Family
slHchlne for light work viii be found one Of the
ietuest and best m use; il is put up In Rosewood
neIogauy Or Eusmelod cases, 10 suit the parlor OF
NWkioqfs. Our agent. being fine fnachinist is
Wepafed to repair Mschines and TO give all the In.
eN.eCuohs, 50 that the operators cen adjust their
nshines with ell ease Ladies' will be Instructed
." tnelf residences; also servants fcesrsd free OF
III s, 20 ne invite all ts call and examiAe where
~ ~ p*sibie attention viii be paid by our lady oper
nri aia xe3t ~ give explanations whether theJ
onh, Thread and Cotton Of all coIors and descrip
heedles; Gauges for tHcking and binding
ali cntrge Tor shipping. Circulars will be sent tc
IL, ppiication By mall or otherwise
Cloth OF Leather - ' i'p"'n'o'
eair's &c. lasds 20 order. at short notice.
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Ps-In returning my thanks TO the public for
.hs liberal stronsge bestowed on the late hrm OF
KgLLY MASON, | would also respectfully ask
of our frie nds and patrons continuation OF their
custom TO my late partntr, MIR. Mason assuring
them that fair dealing is his motto and bis
aim TO give entire satisfaction to all who may favor
him with call for anything In his line of business
f- a-2w @. VI. KELLY.
nISSOLUTlON.-Th Co-Partnership
IL OF JNOO TAYLOR 4 BROTHER expired on
the lst Of January 1859 All persons having claims
.gainst he conce H. will please present them:
JNO 0TAYLOR BRO.
Richmond Feb i 1889. fe2-S
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E4 FOR RENTING e have for rent an
Eli exc! !!ent ROOM. over our store. suitable for
gle gentleman.
AK N'CARTEY & SON.
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st. Valentines Day, February l4th, il approach
Ing.
new capitol, for the State Of Michigan, 10 10 he
built at Lansing estimated cost $500, 900.
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A VENERABSE MURDERER-Wm. U.oh;a and D.,
ramsey, OF Whitechurch, C. W.. who married sis
,ers, ana who we're over sixty years old, have long
iived on Ill terms. Hughie accused Ramssy ~
peipg TOO Intimate with his wife. Last Saturday
some work, and In the presence Of his wife and
daughter Glove his head to the shoulder blade with
an axe. The murderer was imn sdisteIv arres,sd
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:.
HeSsrs Norti81er d Molobfcu- Gentlemen: have
been i some time afflicted with AstlmH aecompa.
MED with shortntse Of breath, with many symptoms
Of C0nsump' ion. 4 friend, knowing of the hfaliug
properties Of HAMPrON'S VEGETEBLE TInC-
TURE, from having used the same induced me to
procure a bottle Of the TnctuTe aud by the use O!
one bottle was So iuuch better that was induced 70
use OF it. and by taking five siy bottles was
restored to my usual health. and will say to all PER
sons who are afflicted as i was TO use HAMPTON e
VEG GETABLE TiNCTURE.
Geutlemea-Io1 ut liberty to use my name
sJr the benefit of the afflicted.
ELLEg PEAeU,
. W.. cnrrrr II L iS,l,rtr ., ,,d lliar
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rs FOR hEhT-That large aud des-
E@S ra5le Store House No 3a CT Pearl street. we'll
s-!Ied fer wholesale grocer, fronting IN feet en-
Irsrl street by .1 fest deep four stor:es high and
fLi, aflHg through tn ViTSi3A stIeet, with all the
modern Improvements, andit capacity equal any
t3le pn tLht street 10 good tenant, the rent VIII
BE- Moderate. Immediate Possession given,
te lis AkCPD THOMAS.
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s,sk saeT AME eAnn

Hn HOUSE AND LOT ON FRANK
k& LIN STREET, F1E SAbE.-I an authorised
tgs-l5 iICu-r and Lot on franklin street fronting
ffty-tWo feet, and running back one hundred feet
e. ~ alley, sLd situated between the factories OF
N-.srs TGrpIn 4 farhrunsh ACd A Taylor, 1t
ia, on It Il framed woc-o0 house. with four rooms
s. rH Tssss -. and p,Ichts IN front and resr with
lt..h,u. Casl hcuse. sad htrgsiu can be purchas-
ft B.; immediate application b made TO
kO LYNh'S Office
Er-gt1W1w In Basement M4sYpDGlitarf EIsu
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FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT.--A Car ran off tt
bridge Eear Winchester, Tenn, on the 22d ult.,
and fell fifty feet into the water. The Journal, Of
that place. says
Mr. Jack Matt, the conductor and engineer, Mr.
Reed, Nr. Gill, Mr.. McMurray, MIR. Robt. Reeves
and stranger from New York-Mr. Reed was
killed instantly, stick splinter from the bro
ken car baVipg run into his body near tho heart.
One of his legs broken, besides other irjuries
done. Mr. Matt had some limbs broken. lie was
nseEsbe from the time the accident occurred.
and never spoke. lie died in little while The
other four are all living, and will Lii ely recover
Mr. Reed, who was killed, leaves a wife but no
children. He had just started to Nashville to
purchase leather ior his business, which be
vas carrying on extensively His loss as a citI-
zen, will be felt by the whole community
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aas~ srovEa, RANGES AND FuRnAoxs

EH SToVEs, kAHHe8 AND EORNAoEs.
Now in store fnll supply. cargo Of schr Nisnio-
nette. Purchasers are invited TO examine the Quak
ity of onr wsres We especially recommend the
Richms nd Portable Furnace, Bay State Cooking
Range and Hrrp Cool, Stove.
Repairs always hand for ell leading articles sold
Vt tho Governor Street Stove Store.
81 Wanted Immediately two Il rst class woI kmen.
ocI5 GEORGE STARRKfr.
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TEMPTING CHILpREN.-Thers war.

hi-'0 SniLbhEN.--ln mere EerA he
Iore the Mayor, yesterday, five small bows cha
with stealing sheet lead from the roof of the phIi
Warehouse Nearly sill ofthe little fellows are n.
phahs, and two or three of them have been engaged
IN similar cffences before. When these lads wera
called up, an old gentleman, who had befriended
oae OF them, invited attention to a fact. which
Will strike each reader with fJrce. and which
ought to have its weight with all. lie said that
the lads were TO blame for taking property that
did not belong to them, but there were other par.
ties even more to blame than the children, and
those were the men who we're ready to buy lead,
brass. iron, or anything else from them, without
knowing how they came by the metal, thus hold.
ing ont an i1ducement to them to steal in order to
get few pennies.
lt has long been practice, even with some of
our best citizens, to purchase old iron brass, etc,
from boys, without once doubling that they came
by il honestly. Now if these gentlemen will
only think of the improperly Of traffcing with
lads, without the consent of their parents guar
dians, and thus remove from them all motive for
taking the property of others, much good would
be effected to that class of youths who are now in
a fair way to become professional thieves If boys
are encouraged in taking old iron or brass, or any
thing else not their own, by finding respectable
persons ready to purchase the fruits of their
theft they will soon steal articles Of greater yal'
Tie In order to procure money, and thus become
confirmed rogues. Let our honest tredeSmen bear
these facts in mind, and in future purchase noth-
ing from children, without first obtaining the
consent OF those who have them under control.
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January lst, lS5'

A CARD.-It will be seen by the above,
that am interested in the business Of Messrs.
WATKINS Il FICKLEN. l respectfully solicit the
patronage OF my friends and those of the late ARA
Of Bnford Mayo Blair. pledging TO them all the
advantages which are promised in the above adver.
;sement Their wants, either in person or by order
shall at all times receive my careful and prompt at
tention. VIM MAYO,
ia
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a-yssz-. PIANOS. &C p. Il. TAX-
saassz5 .ssjsa I,oR'S MUSIC SALOON AND PIANO
|. \ nWhREH0oN, iS> Mas sr ReH-
v ssOND. NA-Tle undersigned IS sole
,-,r. "a this city tor the safe Il the celebrated
NtNSS 4 CLARK PIANO FoRrES These In
,t-ne1ts have received tSe unqualified GpproN a ci
,., SrOsisst piAnists in ihiscouaty and kurcpe lie
49, keeps Pianos ot Hale 4 Go ana other good aud
vi pSiactished makers.
II. T. keeps constantly on hand 2u assortment
Of the best MUSiCAl. iASTBUM EHTc, aud hus
3, NaTChanGiSe in general
pr.subai's superior hkL0DR0Ns, of "a. and
tsves with sHEle and double reeds
Martins UnriYalcd GUITARS
Ia short. every article ~ the Music line may be
Asa at this establishment at AoST REASONABLE
FS..Es.
Iho largest and rlost beautiful assortment fash
oualle new aEf standard SaEbT mUSIC TO be
SInt In this StAte
as Ii5aral discount made 70 Teachers and
Sth.Ssis-
ss- Pisaos tened and Lea 10 hire Old Pianos
p,e.a Ia exchange for rev ones.
sei0 PH TAYLOR
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ASofHER LoTrEKr GRANf-Tbs Delaware Re
porter OF Friday last, says: 'sThere 10 anothe,
grant asked for, to raise the sum Of $50 900, "a
build new State house and Jail In Dover and 70
give $io, 600 to each agricultural society In the
state" The Wilmington Gszstts, evidently con.
scious OF the evil likely to result from such legis.
Iaton. asks: If such an act is TO be passed would
u not be ss we'll to provide for the erection of q
state prison In conjunction with the jail for Kent
county.
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EXCITEMENT IN KENTUCKY. The citizens of Henry
county, KY, wishing to get rid of Port or and
his confederates, upon whom suspicion of much
crime rests, held u meeting Tuesday, when,
and by resolution ordered him to leave the conn.
try;without fail, against Friiay. At this meet
ing George NJ. Jessee, Esq, q member Of the last
Legislature from Henry county, took prominent
part. Wednesday night MIR. Jessee was shot by
an unknown hand, and it is not expected that he
will live as be was speechless at the last account.
The excitement consequent is intense, every body
believing that he was asassinated by Porter or
some Of bis gang.
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THREE FEMALE MURDERERs IN ONE CgtI-Tho,a
are now confined in one cell of Newgats urison
London, three females, convicted eff the murder of
children: one, Mary Ann Alice Saago. beat hsr
step child to DEATH another, Celestina Somner.
cut the throat of her child of ten wears. and tho
third, who had four children, carried two of them
to canal and held them under water until thew
were drowned '
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FLook 20 bbls swoope's Pxtra
4 i'oar. 10 store aud tor sale by
HsKfEKFRAC
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ORANGE COURTHOUSE, WEATHER, FRESH
ELS, &c, &C.
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e stnlle AID siauzhter-house within one uiIo
r.ar lltv. There is also a;taclei {, the hoase Il
fe!ls 4 nIshiy improved land. Fer terms apply to
HbCbLEK,
ste OH Market Mes r. An 20
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ca FOR REHT--A pleasant and com
ii myii-us Dwelling. containing SIX rooms and
lG-' - a!so Coli aud wood hons and gard
H,t.tulCryHie Turnpike, X'h hcuse north Of
feuatl" street poSs sslol given the 7th Of Feb'y
l-Xt For particulars apply next coCr south, or 20
r. ..---t LMLN n AnkEE. 90 Market.
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ffs kUh hENT-On reasonable terms,
I'd possession given Immediately. my House, on
LtuSch Hill, very Commodious ana comfortable
Whole square between Grace aai franklin aud 238
and . b streets. Being upon the brow OF Church
HIl the location is remarkably commanding and
u.s VI"R from the house aud gTCuuAs ungurpas sed
by any in ts rec ion The house ia iu coed repair,
aad the gruunf5 tTayersed by walks, with grass
plots, shade trees, shruba and flowers
ELIZA l. VAN LEW.
FoG particulars, arply to
EDW'D u EhCTO
General gent and Collector
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iEHIs 2 HtRylES. or
tbs " BKOCEENB ROUGH
la1T-ts Al NithU0H1 & paLvi.le K :. Co.
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ELLEV FEb9U,
8. West corner Of Lihorty and Clay sts.,
nulf *

NH- Call and get Pamp phets ard see cures.
Sid by PURCELL, LADD Z co. Richmond; by
in Petersburg; by M0RflMER Il moWBKAT.
Baltimore. and by Druggists and shop-keepers
everywhere.
&C. 81 per bottle; six bottles for S..
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GREENWOOD, ORANGE co, Va, !
Eehfn4rH lSSQ

[coaEEspoSDgscE OF raz RIoaMoSp DAILY plspAren.
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MIsrAKE.-Rev. A. n. Curtis, who was lost on the
steamer North Carolina, was Baptist, rot Ep;s.
copal clergyman, as has been stated. The Balti-
more Patriot says of him:
He was at one time. connected with the publica-
tion OF the Eclectic Review in London, and a
reporter of the debates in the British Parliament
About 20 years since he removed to this country,
became Pastor of the Baptist Church, in Ban gor,
Maine. Subsequently he took the pastoral charge
Of the Wentworth street Baptist Church, in
Charleston, S. c. At the time of his decease he
was Principal of Female Seminary at Chester,
in the northern part of South Carolina. Dr. Cur. .
tis was eminent for ability, both 3 writer and
preacher, and commanded large il fluence in every
community in which he lived. He has been re-
leased from his labors a: ripe age lin his 18th
year. 10 receive the reward Of the just
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SoufhAMPTON APPLE BRANDY-
fn,.. y bols hne old SOUTHAMPTON Annie RANDY
'unSdGiterated.) in store and i,,r fale b., 'N'
D
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DRUNES, Prunes-75 jars No Table
II fora aafe at \ ANAONA ..
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Tr,C,, - : 2. = o hLEI ~ W.
RiNI--zo tierces prime Rice, for sale
ia lI-im rss.ya =, s,,.x,s -
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DIAMoNDs-Brszil sends yearly into the trade
about 80 900 carat weight CT uncut diamonds
During the two years after the discovery of the
diamond mine at Sibcora, in Bahia, 600 600 carats
were sent to Europe but In 1852 the quantity had
fallen 10 10000
Passing along, youth tore his coat on nail in
| a barrel-seeing which he struck an attitude and
exclaimed:
"see what rent the envious cask has made p'
GRANGE OF PRoPEssIoN.-Capt. Montgomery, the
leader Of the Kansas outlaws, was formerly q res
gular licensed preacher.
recent English critic ventures the remark
that 'rhe great intellectual merit Of the Amet'
leans 10 seutensss; their great failing conceit."
The English thoroughbred stallion, "Flyine
Dutchman," has been sold to the French govern
ment for $2l 600.
Love is Q romanee--marriags q plain history
After man 10 married, he has nothing more to
expect, and hss only to sit down and walt fol-
death.
William II. sawysrs. printer, formerly of vir.
ginis, died at Manchester, England, on the 10th
ultimo,
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CO-PARTNERsHIP NOTICE.


d RY GOOD 8.
SPLENDID NEW STORE, lse MAIN sTR1Bx.
Adjoining the stand Of the late firm Of Price D
watkins. and three doora from Nessrs.
Kent, Paine Co.
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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1859-09-07
THE APPROACHING CONTEST.

Thus far there has been but little stir about
the election; nor does 1t seem likely that
much will be made, a general thing. And
yet much importance attaches itself to the re-
suit. Should the Democracy he successful, it
will be hailed as an endorsement of Mr.. Bu-
chanan-should they fail, it will be regarded
as another rebuke to the President, by the
people of his own State. 1t will also, which
ever way it goes, have its effect upon the con-
test in 1860. This being the case, it cannot
fail TO produce pleasurable emotions in every
member of the Peoples party to learn that,
in all sections, the popularity of Cochran and
Keim, our candidates for Auditor and Survey
or General, is daily increasing, and that their
success is now looked upon as certain. The
only danger is the confidence that all feel, and
which is but too apt to produce apathy. We
trust that nc such feeling will be allowed to
take hold of even one voter in our party, but
that all will, at the proper time, come forward
and do their whole duty.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1859-09-07

Assembly CAxDIDATEs.-Isaac G. Gordon,
Esq, of Jefferson county, and VIM. A. Mich
OILS, Esq, of Mexican county, having been for
mally nominated by the several counties in
our Representative district, they are now be-
fore the public as the candidates of the Peo-
pies party for the Assembly. We are author
ICED to state that Mr.. Gordon accepts the nom-
tnation, and we presume Mr.. Nichols will also
accept Mr.. Nichols last fall, when there
were three Opposition candidates in the field +,
withdrew, TO give Mr.. Frank, of this COUNTY, a
fair chance. Mr.. Gordon is we'll known to
many of our citizens being possessed of
more than ordinary ability, of the sttictest in
tegrity, and of the most irreproachablc private
character. If the moral tone of the commu-
nifty is not strong enough to induce hundreds
TO lay aside mere party prejudice and support
him in preference TO such a man as DIR. Boyer,
then, indeed, are they. like Ephraim, ''wedded
to their idols,'' and talent, probity, and recti-
tude of conduct and purpose, may be regarded
as of little consequence in our lawmakers.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1859-09-07
uVIGHLY IMPORTANT INFoRMA.

E1 N-Nezc Spring Good s.
l.. & w. REIZENSTEIN, corner of Main and
Joy streets. opposite William Barkers Mansion
House, LOCK HAVEN, PENN'A.
The undersigned would respectfully announce
to the citizens of Ciearfeld county, especially
Lumberme coming to Lock Haven, that they have
just received their Spring goods, comprising a
tremendous stock of fash ionablc and seasonable
READY-MADE CLOTHING ALSO FURN-
fSHING GOODS-HATS AND CAPS
BOOTS &c SHOES. TRUNKS, NALTSES. &C.
which can't be found IN any town this side of the
city all Of which, they determined to sell at
slight advance city cost. and at such
great reduction from the usual prices as to aston
ish even the closest buyer. The goods all new
and Fashionable and have been selected with the
greatest care and will be warranted in point of
durability. Remember the place..
i. q W REIZENSTEIN.
Opposite WIN B1rker's Mansion House.
Lock Haven. Pa March s. IS5g-3m
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1859-09-07

The English papers announce the destruc-
ton by earthquake, the I'd of June, OF the
ancient city OF Erzroom, in Turkish Armenia.
According to official returns, $50 dead bodies
had been taken from the ruins, and about 20U
wounded. Over 2000 houses were laid in ru-
ins, 1900 nearly destroyed, and some 100 9TH
ers injured. Shocks, more or less severe,
were felt at intervals during eight consecutive
days. 1t is singular fact that the destruc-
tion was almost entirely confined TO the Mos
lenf quarters OF the city, and only twelve
Christians lost their lives.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1859-09-07

The Washington Constitution, the Admins
tration organ, comments upon Senator Doug
las article in Harper's Monthly thus :-ssAs a
contribution to the political literature of the
day, from prominent candidate for the Pres
idency, it will attract general attention, and
the popular magazine in which it figures will
give the additional advantage of its wide cir
culation. Reserving any extended observa-
tions for the present, we may remark that, at
time when the Democratic masses in differ
ent parts of the nation, holding somewhat
more or somewhat less on the question of pop
ular sovereignty and other subordinate qucs-
tions, are ready to unite safe, practica-
bic, middle ground, the appearance of this
production is, to say the least, unreasonable. -
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1859-09-07
At An ORPHANS COURT for the Com

"a Z
IA ty Of CIearieid, held NJ CIcarfeld on the o--5
T : day Of June, i. D. 1852 In the matter of b..
Estate of Abraham Hess deceased On III.
ton of l. J. Grams Esq. Attorney for Petitioner.
the Court grant rule directed to the heirs of sal
Abraham Hess, deceased. 10 wit: Mary Hes lb,
widow. Sarah LoudOn. Isaac Hess. George Hes.
Alexander Hess Martha Loudcn, Eebecca HaDey
Sophia Askey, 4. c. Tate. guardian ef Sarah Hes
minor child of Abr. Hess. Jr.. dee d. and Roberi
Butler guardian Of Abraham L. Hess and Rasarua
Hess, minor children Of Abraham Hess decea=.i.
heirs and prisons interested in said estate aa! a
other persons interested, 10 be and appear b-fgrJ
the Honorable the Judges of the said Cour, at
Court to be held at Ciearficld on Monday the .j.l
day OF September, \. D. 1859 at 10 o o'clock a N
then and there 10 accept refuse the real estate
OF said decedent at the appraised valuation pu,
upon 1t oy the inquest duly returned
By The Court, JAMES WRIGLEY Clerk
TO Mary Hess, the widow, Sarah Loudor Isaac
Hess, George Hess Alexander Hess. Mattha Err
don, Rebecca Haney. Sophia Askey a { Tate
guardian of Sarah less. minor child nf Abraham
Hess ir., dec d., and Robart Butler guardian O.
Abr i. Hess and Rosanna Hess. minor ckigdrsp
of Abrahem Hess dec d. you will please ke No.
tie" of the entry of the above rule and that Won
are required 10 appear and accept or refuse the
premises at the valuation. l.. J. GRAMS:
July o. 1892 Atty for petitioner