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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-02-10
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Hoist. hostl cur Gag to heavens bresEs,
Let every fold foat high,
Unfold is banner everywhere,
Beneath the western sly
Ia war let every strire goforth,
Borne by the patrict's hand,
Proclaim Its beauty andits worth,
O'er moor and hill and strand.
IN peace guard well Tie sacred boos,'
Bequeathed BY patrio-s blood
For OH twas in freedom's cause,
Amidthe battles hocd.
Hoist, hoist, dag to heavens brsess,
Let every fold d0at high,
Unfurl its banner everywhere.
Bencata the western SKY.
Hoist, hoist, our Gag in arts great Faiza
Lei every star aOat higher
Up wsth the nations emblem,
Above the tailest spre.
Let Tennesseans every where
Let every State around
Know where type Of nature Z made
Where every type is found.
Above -dFt Gallery,
Our country IS standard wave,
And underneathits folds preside.
The beautfui--the brave
The chid-tneparsn arsnt--patriot-sift
The warrior without strife,
Rests here, in sweetest portraiturr
With every charm but life
Then raise our bEnnert0 the sky
Let every star beEr news.
That types at tle ATs GnHs.y,
Are made By O. O. HUGHEs,
fabl5-i&wtf Corner of College aud Unicu EST.
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Scientific men and others Eho hive thoroughly tested i mer.
is q the Fepas Gas Ain Lights pronounce it The best and
ches9e Igh Numheress testimonials being
received daily O an quarters T3uchlg for the excellence Of
this light few OF which are given below
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-02-10

CENTRAL STORE ROOM, on second Aoor, for rent. AP-
"a ply to uan20l BENZ. T. SHIELDS co
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NssHgELLE AND oHATrANo0cA "a. n.
lz
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
ON AND AFTRR
sUNDAXs JANUARY 29th, Is60s
Double Daily Passenger Trains Easl and West, viii
follows
GOING MAST
Leave Nashville at 80 A n and . ID.
COMING WEST

III rail connecon and shorstroue 10 Boston, New York,
"a Philadelphia, Batniorc washington ChsTleon ayan
nah Montgomery Orleans. &C. Passengers for the East
South over e lounhis and Charleston Rroad viii take
the M Train from Nashville, which Wiz connect al Chat
anooga with the quick Train for Washington, PHILADELPHIA
New York &C. and at Stevenson with the fast Train the
Memphis and Charleston Railroad ald ii southern
Passengers for the Western Atlantic Railroad connecting
With the Georgia and South Carolina Roads WI 20 through
without detsntonhy taxing the 70 d Train from NASHVILLE.
Through may be had at any hour on application %
Ticket Agent office ct Depot to e following places and
as the following prices viz:
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ITOmE TEsTI1IONIALs.

NASHVILLE, Dec. L., l653.
Cor. T. Il. TATloR-Dear sr have used, for some tim
ne Of the eVesper Lamps and beg leave express my obgaao
you Tor having introduced it my notice. To persons lV
the country, in parts Of city where gas cannot Be ha
he time fully equal 70 il In Illuminating p0Werthis a.
laratus viii prove desideTatum-
regard ths the most beautiful and most useful nTeni'
procuring, at small cost the advantages OF gas light that
ave ever seen at thu time that is is perfectly seaI
be lamps simple III construction ana managed with ease
Very truly yours, taH"
From lr Alexander Fall, Nashville
Nh THOMAS TAYIoR-Dear Sir: have been using the We
YER Gas Lamp sold by you since September last and PEI
ecy satisfied that il is one Of the most economical Y not II
easily managed, and I, uahettngly, recommend i 70
mt Of the reach OF gas ALErANnER FALL.
vrom seabu7y Co.. Gas Filters Nashville
The Vesper Gas makes brilliant and beautiful light that
heap and portable and perfectly safe The construction OF Il
esr Gas Burner and retort is perfectly simple, that il
ot get out Of Orders can it explode.
Tie management Of the burner is easily understood and
ures but te oHc attention keep clean and in good orde
iEn ordinary gas fixtures The light produced BY the Fep
as consider fully equa in every rapee 70 any other Kin
Gas lighL JOINS si SAMMY,
III. SEABURY,
III s. BEACH
Nashville, Dec 1855.
From n. D. Gross, Nashville
NASHVILLE Tenn, Dec IL, 1883.
Mcssr T. Il TAYLOR & CoI have had In use for Cbout 81
oaths past Of your YesPer Gas Lights, and il gives
eat pleasure 70 state that Tegarl far superior any 9th
portable lieht that have met with
simplicity Of arrangement freedom from danger OF expo
cleanliness and seadness and parity Of light quail
les tnat must recommend 70 any who viii try it. It give
light which to be equal in brlancy . the oranar
rs light. Very respectfully, N. D. Cross
These are ony veiy few of the ttsstioHia have Ca
nd examine for yourself No a. Colonade Buildings Cher
rect, Nashville, Tenn. THOMAS H. TAYLOR & &Ce.
II MERCHANTS from the the country expressly invited
i've call, wish to establish agencies throughout 4
tate. Ian SIT
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Tie Adams Express Company.

g Eu11IEErrRD. SCOTT
T, s.. RUTHEEsR UEED & Co.,
General GOinz1fEsfozf Merchants,
az Levee ana 80. Ce1llEil erciaf Streets,
ST. LOUIS, MO.
TEJ g. RUTHERFORD & co. Will give prorlrt snd earsEa
attention to all consgnments from their correr ndsnts
st. Louis and solicit orders for the pur
chase Of Western produce generally.
They beg to refer to-
Messrs. W Il GORDON & Co., Nashville.
r A BARNES, President Bank OF Missouri.
J BEowSLEz, ESQ, President Merchants Bank ST. Jouis
JAMES WAIEER, Esq, Nashville.
JAMES II LuCAs Esq st Louis
] J ANDERSON ESQ, President Bank Of St Issuis
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T. G. l7Es7 s.n. snAss.
BURGE & SWANN.
WHOLESALE sHoCERs,
And nEllEas ~
Foreign and Domestic Liquors,
COR. COLLEGE ARD CHURCH STREETS,
NASHVILLE TEEHEssEE.

EHTE haYen0F 10 stone large and veil selected stock Of
Qfoceres Liquors, &C. and viii continue to receive in
arge quaHe. during tie Cur c nov n store con-
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T3aIch Lots Tor sale.

Robert Bseh and others, James C. Wilson others
pursuance Of rendered by the County Court
Davidson county the above cause, will for sale at
m Courthouse in Nashville Saturday, the IIth February
next the following Lots belonging the Of Alfred Balch
deceased, that remain from theformer sale, to wit:
20 fest Of Lot No. q, on Market street.
A45s 4" +" % on Jackson street.
q5 %, on corner Of College < Jefferson SIS
100 8, on COLLEGE street.
so - " Si, on Crawford street.
these Lots are sub-dded will shown on the day Of sale
PERMSo in cash viii be required each Lot for the
balance Of g. I2 and Is months, Interest will
ven aud notes We endorsed payable in Bank required.
iaaii-td ;. R. oHEATHAW, CLERK.
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INST ~ W Ei7sIss
TTNHR Undersigned hare ior sasa large assortment %
D1ssECTING INSTRUMENTS
Of esey variety style aud pIe which the aenaca Of Is
MEDICAL STUDENTS
sTezpectiuig nVei. Als1
frof. Pau ?. ETe's Pocket Casss-
May'a
. sythoi0nny Cases
4" I1ar1iquet
Together win very large stock Of Ampu'afng 0astercal
Dent~i and frepanning Instruments q All duds
RAINS q BROWN.
Wholesale and Retail Agents FIR tie nls ol he cslstsI
Tienan Insiruments ia NaSasiIa. ssaa
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kEAhaAALA AT fLhAslA-
ons Square, one ysr. sse-Earh sdaanaI Square, So
Advertisers exceeding tlle space contracted
fox, wiz be charged for the excess.
III TIE FEEKz1.
os DOLIR per sqears for the FIRST ard nslT ca sr eael
subsequent Insertion
Advertisements published ho the Daily Weekly, VIII
added.
ze1seat AIeatsisen auss b paid Iorat he tine q
sHssTii0s
To CSrresPODdentss
Il win save great deal unnecessary roubiefour friends,
II writing TO viii bean in nird the following rules
Always give the date, Post Once, county and the body
Of your letter.
II yen wish The Paper changed from one ees to smother give
both Offices in full
sheets Of paper, different leaves Of enc sheet.
Letters and communications solicited upon all such facts
and subjects may Be CT information interest She pdhc
Anonymous cnancations Of whatever character, win resolve
tention-
esqndenta should write only upon one sde Of the paper
We cannot 1eraEe rsieru eeate ecmmnncEfions.
N letters business SHOULD be directed @ Mes ,.
GRIFFITH co. and not personally 70 either oi e Pro
prietors
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NEW ARRANGEMENT

The southern Express Company.
T9NE undersigned respectfully give notice that they have en-
terel mo 60 partnership, under the and firm
The southern Express nPHnys for the trans
action OF General Express Commission Business, and have
made arrangement "a The Edgefed and Kentucky, Tennessee
and Alabama and Central Southern Railroad Companies
Messengers daily over these Roads are now prepared
forward goods % an stations the above named Railroads
charge Of special Messengers al low rates Their Messengers
provided 10 Iron safes Tor e safe Transmission money,
and prompt returns made.
Oice az RAINS & BROWNS Drug Store, No. - Public
SQUARE JAMES GLOVER,
A. X HOLT,
81
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-02-10

A LIFE FOR 4 LIFE-By the Author of "JOhn
HALIFAX eThe OgilYies," Ths HssdOi The Family &C
&C. Cheap Edition svo, Paper 50 cents Library Ed-
on (uniform with Library Edition OF "Jobn Halifax.
I2mo.
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WrTE have Just received, direct m EsE Orleans hh
w Of strictly choice sugar deledg best in
ket. This let Of Sugar ha1 been rspaelede hogaas
ulli sad ia most excellent shipping order.
MILELI. HOOPER e CO...
Z 1
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BOOK NOTICEs.
w. r.. BERRY a COMPANY.
PUBLI9 SeUARE
IrAvn Just nrcHlvnD

AMERICAN ALMANAC FOR 1850.
THE DIARY OF a SAMARITAN a Member
ef The Howard Association, New Orleans ITol, l2no.
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TIP to the time Of receiving Spring Goods viii oGer
entire stock CT staple ana fancy goods cost for Our
object ia doing thsis 20 reduce present stock much pos
sible before getting goods
that .e ali who wish bug cheap goods will DO well
cail No. o, south side Of the Square.
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rsar-aasu 'ls1-A' eH1liIss s..ssiIis, ! "a h.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-02-10

HAVING recently purchassi the Vinegar Manufscso for
merly belonging R. r. Boyd, moved ths ssms
the Warehouse Of D. Parrish & Co. Csegs street, south
OF Broad where, reEovaug and improving the works,
prepared supply persons engaged m the trade With supe
rior article of Vinegar. Call and examine
jan2G-dlm A. A. DORMAN.
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Thomas King and others, The unknown heirs Of Lou

Tbras and others, The heirs Of Louis
Allen and wife.
uursuance Of decree Of the County Court Of Davidson
county rendered in the above the January Term
f56O viii oner fer at the Courthouse in Nashville.
saturday, leh Of February highest bidder
folounr uero Lyrs about years Of age: Mary,
about years Of age Sya about 10 years Of age Marh
about years Carey about 6 years Of age; sae,
70 years age Charles about y years Of age AR7.
wears or ace, and an infant about l6 months old
TFRAsAbout s4oin cash will required upon each negro
and balance note well endorsed pas able in Bank
four months
These negroes belong 10 the estate Of Sally Fets deceased
are sold for distribution h. cHEATHAM,
ianII-td CLERK.
CENTRAL STORE ROOM, on second aeor for rent APP
~ rTt N ifano01 REM. T.. gHIFIDg A co
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-02-10

TIE STUDENTS IIUME-A History of England
from the Earliest Times Revolution in 1855. By Da
MA Hume Abridged. Incorporating TIM Researches Of re
Historians, and continued down to the Year le5s H.
lustrateT By Numerous Engravings Wood Uniform
with Smiths History Of Greece LiddelPs History OF Rome
and the students GFbon. Large Ieno.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-02-10

A NEGRO man BY the name OF HENRY, ranawsy from my
house Sumner county, the 5th day Of September
65g He about "a DID, Of black complexion about
feet inches high full face, fine head Of hair weighs l65
10 pounds he is what's termed No second rate has
some his back hips Had when he left, brown
sack coat about half lie raised by Wiley Douglass.
OF Sumner couaty viii give fifty dollars reward for him II
taken the State; IL in other State viii give one hun
dred dollars
Address II. Il Haynes Co, Nashville Tenn, myself ct
saundersvlle. lian20-dt I'M K. TAYLOR.
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Having disposed Of ny Finegar Works, would
my old customers and others engaged in the trade give
present proprietor, Mr. Dormn, CALI feeling confident that
with heimproTement he has made upon it. be furnish
article Of Vinegar superior bcaue purer than any furnish
ian26-dim r. r. BOYD.
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r. B. sNOWDEN a CO..
SOLE Agents for Che sale o. tie oabrasd Easas civ
- Mills sour, have ust received $50 1psr Ral1s, which
they selling AZ NILS prces.
This Flour hss a5n ihe Priam at slte Pair lzd tsd
81 81 per barrel higher IN tle Rev fa7k ui ilal any other
hrand-
We expect to keep fal s1Fp7 hand. and recsesi G.
with TIC utmost c1uidncet1 cufonerg rau1ror
any fiourWe have ever seln- b slQHDlN 8 CO.,
No Nnrih Cterrr Street
dec Union and American Rusairr
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Charleston and savannah
FREIGHT LINES.

ELaELtEElI HINES.
RtgFS REDUCED AND SPEED INCREASED.
yxPREss Freight Trains ona the roads. On and after the
t qs Decsnber 1853, through rates from New York to
Nashville.
;t Class r 100 lbs, 81 Ga Third Class per 100 lb 81 l6
Secon6 class do IS Fourth Glass, do 80
Hats Caps and Donnets, .
Time from Savannah and Charleston to Nashville three, three
and a half and four days
Tine ron New York snd Phiadephia, and ha eight
and nine days.
Intervening Shats the above variations m tine as ~
rraigbt trains are run On sunday over three lines
So detentons by Overearges and damages lex
cent as occurring al seal promptly adjusted By the Nash
'l,is 5e-95tS -s.S- n PER c " ANDERSON
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LouIsviIIe and NashviIIe

RAILROAD.
1.-TWO through express Passenger Trains between Nashville
and Louisville, making close connections at Louisville for
New York Boston, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington City,
Buffalo, Niagara Falls Cleveland Cipcnnat St. Louis, and the
sr
On and after sSDAy, January ed seO trains viii run as
follows
Frst train leaves Nashville at 4s0 n daily stopping Gal
latin Bowling Green. Gasg0W Juncon and all regular stations
when senallsd by flag, and arrive At Louisville at 230 NJ
Returning Louisville at $40 III, stopping as above
and arriving in Nashville at SOS A II.
Second train Nashville daily Sundays excepted at
1890 ~ stopping as above and arriving Louisville At
s40iP NJ Returning leaves Louisville 7:40 A. NJ. and
arrive in Nashville at $50 p II.
sllstin Accommodation Train leaves Nashville daily (sun
ys exeutsd at ais P NJ and arrives Gaatin at5lO p NJ
Returning leaves Gaan zee H. and arrives In Nashville
at al0A. M.
Al. FIEID, Gent. TicketAg't.
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NOTICE.

Nc. 965s, BROADWAY, NEw YORK, I
January 3is- 1860. J
vEREAs. assessments have been called in and made pay
~ e On Capital Stock Of The htWassee Mining Com
each share, payable on The lst day Of August ast
% - erh share payable the 10th day OF January inst.
49, 4 frv gigen that all stock held by parties resident in
n on which ss assessments are rot paid at this office, in
~, - - Ne Yor within tairty days from this present date
srl In forunity with the charter OF said Company
l Per order a. " 80 N0~-e'-'''
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PROoLAmATION.

TsHAM HARRIS, Governor % the state Tennessee 10
the Sheriff Of me county shelby 10 said sa.aeeng
You ae hereby c0mmaudeito open AMI hold eecen an
the places uf holding elections co1niyt the 2h
day Of February 1860, aer hasing given The notice
ohsd By law for election of judge the Common Law
Chancey Cont 0f ihe city Of Memphis In sa state, 20 m
vacancy oncd BY TIE resignation % inc p CarufheT,
and due retura hereoi make me, according 20 iau.
- In testimony whereof, have heregni0 set ny hand
50 caused the Great Seal af said state Be af1Eel
~ NashVii. e, the 7lh day Of January, 1850.
By the Governor. SEAN q. HARRIS
J.. +. i. Ray, Secretary Of State
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pIssEOTTNG TNsTRUmENrs

TWTB just in receipt of smother supply ng
w srumen Medical Saddle Bags CT and improved
styles Ehieh respectfully invite the attention Of Mecsi
Students and Practitioners.
RAINS, BROWN a CO.,
oct30 Nc. lg South Side Public gouare.
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Now on NEVER

AN in the city and engaged IN selling county rights
for Of Tennessee, for the aarufacure and sale Of
nv Patent Improved Bea Hives, the virtue and superiority
o which have been testified to By hundreds Of the most worthy and
eminent citizens Of country. The construction Of my Hive
q snple aud promise t the only Hive in the world
which proof against the bee mothe Persons deous Of pur
chasing family county rights for the be. Bee Hive in
e oI Id can find few days at the Auction Rooms Of
Mezas Hardy Brothers, where viii be happy them
hti,2O-tf JOSEPH KENT.
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CoL,EcroR's OFTlcE, Cry Hall,
NASHVILLE, Jan. 30, ls60.t
{AXPAYERs who h to avail themselves OF the privileges
Of the nw, allowing pre- payment OF Corporation Taxes
for be year 1850 hereby notified that they nov do SO
Nv calling at the Collectors Office. Interest st the rate OF one
can't month allowed from the dste of certificate
IN y LIST OF July. Owners of taxable property in this city
-iil and itto theirinterest to call Immediately.
ia1sI-Tn. A. NELSON Collector
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stsHR Nashville and North Western Railroad Company sis
to contract for 10000 CedAr Nroes-A res sieet
long lac hiUk we'll heWn, o face az place moi
less thsn inches clear u park tlne q e s'u' 70 &c 'e'
sl ar the grade line Of the road in Aaslfllle. -,
Ta contractors ior aOsOOO ~ Atte ot
Poet Oak Tfess Of the size as aDoVe % Dc aei'ee
~ 50 line of the road piles sexton Is % section "a
enough ou each section % sEpply the sane.
Fefsout wishing 70 bid VIII direct to the lsdent ana Dec
Nashville, Team
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= I''--1I1 = - y 1lII' = l-'III7 III
hurh
TDER decree Of ne Comfy C0drt ol Davidson count7
~ rendered in tae above az the January Isr 3
viii eer orsals. the premises fi1g, 2ih o Feh-
rsagy net tract Of land containing about ll9 uta
IN Davidson county. about a ght miles Nashville and With
u a1out nile o. tde Second Toll Gate Noiensrs
fke. About twenty OF h1 lard s covered rt dns tins
ber and the balance e searsi ard in cultivation, and upon s.
some comfortable Log Heusez-
49, e ne sans tine aad Pise, f7il SCI negro girl Ann.
a1eut le yeara u zee.
fermsas negro girl win Be- sold l2 months rrdf th
Interests note yell ndoraei and payment On Bank re1ur. a1d
the lara ier se cash. and the balance ard years
credit WITH interest," notes viii sacuriv requirl,
tzined iiad24-dtisl u. ChEArIA1g, C7srk.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1860-11-03

n DICE is hereby given that the several
~ Courts of Common Pleas General Quarter
Sessions of the peace, and d'Orphans' Court Court
of Oyer and Termincr and General Jail Delivery,
in and for the county of Northumberland. To
commence at the Court House, in the borough of
Sunbury at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. on Monday, tho
fifth day of NOVEMBER next and will con.
tnue TWQ WEEKS.
Tho coroner, Justices of the Peace and consta-
bles in and for the county OF Northumberland, are
requested to be then and there in their proper per-
cons, with their rolls records, inquistions, and
other remcmhrauces, to do those things TO their
several offices apperaining to be done. And all
Witnesses prosecuting N behalf of the Common
wealth against any prisoner are also requested and
commanded to he then and there attending in their
proper persons to prosecute against him, as shall
be just-and not to depart without leave at their
peril Jurors requested to be punctual in thc,
attendance, at the time appointed agreeable to
their notices
Given under my hand at Sunbury, the I'd day
of July in the year of our Lord one thous-
and eigh hundred and siXty-and the Inde-
pendence OF the United States of America the
silh.
God save the Commonwealth.
JAMES yANDYKE. sheriff.
SherfTs Office
Sunbury, Oet g. 1900.
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Registers Notice.
Sherih's 3 Onice,
SunburN Oct. G, 1860.

NOTICE is hereby given to hi legaees cred-
~ tors and other persons interested in the fol-
lowing named estates, that the Executors, Adj
ministrators and Guardians of the same have
filed their accounts with the Register of Nor
thumberland county, and that the same will he
presented to the Orphans Court of said county,
on Tuesday, the eth day of November next, in
the forenoon of that day, for confirmation, to wit
Brosious George, deceased settled by his
administrators Catharne Brosous.
. Campbell Jacob, deceased, settled by his ex =
ecutor jeremiah Deeter.
3 Geist Chrstiana, deceased, settled by her
administrator, Peter Geist.
4 Hover Isaac Harvey, settled by the Execu'
ors of John F. Denter, deceased late his Guar
dian.
IIilgert Philip, deceased, settled by his adj
mnistrator Philip w. Hilgert.
Holshue Bonneville, deceased, minor chill
dren Of by their Guardian George NJ. Hepler.
7 Kline Charles b., settled by James Cameron
late his guardian,
| 8 Kramer Gideon, deceased, by his Executor
Jacob Wagner.
David Miller settled by his administrators
Solomon and Hiram Miller.
10 Rebocb Catharine, settled by her Execu
tor Jacob Wagner.
lTschopp John, settled by Il II. Ressler
| Trustee. DC.
u Wetze solomon, settled by his admins
tIator Michael Lenker.
l3 Zimmerman George, settled by his sur
vving administrator solomon Stroh.
j. b. MASSER, Register.
Registers Office,
Sunbury, Oct. 10, 1850.