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ASHLAND. ASHLAND COUNTY OHIO WEDNESDAY MORT

] close without repellng an accusation which has
(; been made on this floor, and at Chicago and
elsewhere, that the President and the demo-
cratic party, in favoring the admission of Kan
sas with tie Lecos:pton constitution, were en-
deavoring to fasten "a fraud" upon the couu-
try. and force q constitution upon the people
of Kansas against their will" One senator,
| mir. DouGLAs,1 who was 1ost conspicuous in
his hostility ID the Administration. and his
warfare on the democratic Organization. while
recording his own services, and fighting the
battle against such an arrogant demand, and
a "a nj the const m IA t ON f su, h fraud" as
the admission or Kansas, Congratulated his re-
publican allies for the successful and valuable
aid rendered in that contest against the &c
compton fraud"
The Kansas struggle has passed into history
Violence and wrong were committed on both
sides, and there is much connected with the
question discredtable to the country AS one
member Of the last Congress, repel with scorn
all impntation, whether it come from reEubli-
can or disorganizing and rescuant democrat, of
a purpose to "consumate il fraud, or 'force"
an unwilling State into the Union. 1t is dem
onstrable that the Lecompton constitution was
legally and validly made and ordain. d as the
organic law of the people of Kansas, far as
they had power to institute government
The '.sense" of the inhabitants was taken up
oH tue e8peuleHcy OF Gazing convention 20
frame State constitution. They decided in
favor of the convention, and the legislature
passed law authorizing the election of dele
gates, and, at subsequently, legal and fair
election, the delegates were chosen. The
country will net forget that there is no allega-
tion of the slightest fraud, nor of single ille-
gal vote at any of the elections have: specified.
Up to this time there is pretence of fraud
or illegalty; and the refusal of majority,
even to vote the question, does not affect
the previous legal proceedings, and the right
of convention thus summoned to frame and
ordain a fundamental law. l only interpose
this brief explanation lest silence might he
construed into acquiescence, into an untounded
censure.
The Alabama legislature unanimously pass
ed resolutions authorizing the governor TO call
convention of the State, in the event of the
refusal to admit Kansas under the Lecompton
constitution, supposing that these alleged ir.
regularities were but flimsy pretences to keep
slave State out of the Union. The President
and the cabinet, and the great bulk of the de-
mocracy in Congress, including every democrat
from the South, sustained and favored the adj
mission of Kansas under that constitution. 1t
is too heavy an exaction upon party fidelity,
too entire surrender of personal manhood. to
demand support at this time for the highest
Office in the world of any man who denounced
what so large a majority of the democracy de-
sired and sought to accomplish 1.-The con
summation of a fraud !" -
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THE CHARLESTON CONVENTION.

In less than three weeks from this time, tn
nominee OF TIE Charleston Convention will
lead the Democratic PARTY, marshalled and or
ganized, through Il poht cal contest, the rcsu.
OF which may involve the integrity and la
tiOnaiity of the American Tn on. 1t is some
what remark able that the assembling of tn,
Char eston Convention should be universally
regarded as an event of natio al Importance
and th..t all interest sh ruld be cunfued to the
action which it mly pursue; while the gather
ing to take place Chicago is barely alluded
to, even by the Black Republican piss
Charleston is the point upon which all eyes are
fXe1; upon the deliberations of the assembly
which will meet at that chosen capital depeno
the destines of Il great nation; upon The pa
triutism, wisdom and prudence OF the assem-
bled representatives OF the Democracy rest the
hopes and greatness of the country; upon the
frmness and respect for constitutional ights
which they shall exhibit, and their loyalty to
the faith of the party which has maintained
itself through the mutations and changes oil
parties and politics, hangs the fate OF the
Dczaocra ic party Itself. The meeting of the
convention will alone be its proudest commen-
tary. The glorious spectacle of meeting in
mutual intercourse, the delegated authorities
Of the party, from every village and hamlet in
the land, will be presented. Every section,
every State, every county will have their rep
resentatives to plight their vows of devotion
tu the cause in which the Democracy have en-
gagged, and national spirit will actuate them
in dischar,s ing the trust which confiding
constit ency have placed in their hands.
The counterpart of the disciplined and uni
ted forces which will be arrayed at Charleston,
under the leadership of old and tired veterans,
viii be the curious meiunge VIII ch it is said is
to assemble at the Northwestern centre of
Abolitionism. One half of the States pro-
scribed, the fell spirit of sectionalism will have
undisruted sway. A pronIiscA'us assemblaye
of desperate politicians, animated solely by
one purpose Of hatred to the Democratic par
ty, and representing no idea in common, save
that of interfering with the guaranteed rights
Of the South. will assume to speak for large
class in the Northern States. A profuse in
diligence in the Improbable de unciations
usually bestowed uIon the Democracv and a
disgusting cant about the 'corruptions of the
and the never to be missed
song and lachry ymose whini gs about the ag-
gressions Of the ''slave power with an inject
ed dose of tariff and nativism, and an unearrhly
shrek of 'sopposition'' to Democracy in gen
erul and in particular viii form the staple of
their platform and principal articles of faith.
1t is perhaps idle TO speculate upon the pro-
,eedings of the conclave at Chicago, for the
clashing of interests. and distrust among
the conflict of ideas and multi
nli ity of opinions which cannot be rcconciled
by an appeal to reason. may woIk mc.t lud-
,rous termination of this Heterogeneous collec-
ion of the human kind.-.St. Louis Bulletin
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poetrp
TO..MORROH ".


Did we but know what lies beyond
This varied, shadowy path we tread,
How often would our souls despond.
Cur eyes tue tears of sorrow shed?
But God, who knows what's best to do,
Who from his starry throne,
Has wisely hid Zen from our view
That which had best remain unknown.
We walk to day in conscious pride,
And harg the flag of hope on high;
But an! tomorrow by our side
Some friend may lay HIM down to die;
Some early flower that won our praise,
Some altar where we laid our trust
Sucl flower, ore dies the evening rays,
May trampled be, and laid in dust.
Youth dreams of many glorious things,
As on he hies in pleasures track
Each day some new born promise brings,
He turns no eye of sorrow back;
The lowery fields all before,
His eyes on some bright star are set;
Life is 10 him a sunny shore,
ell learn it has lis shdaoaos yet.
To morrow! In its secret shade
little know what is for me;
l may be with my fathers laid, .fs
Or wrecked on dire misfortune's sea;
But far beyond liies boundary lives
The everlasting army bright;
And He alone who takes or gives,
Can guide my wandering feet Alright.
The WorLd We Live In.
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A Hit Between the Ewes.

A German citizen of Massachusetts, makes
a receipt of Republican speech, under the
frank of the Hon. B. +. jenkins Of that State,
the occasion for few pertinent remarks in .
letter to that gentleman, on the hypocrisy of
the Republican leaders and the deleterious eff
fects of the doctrines and teachings of the Re-
publican party on the business interests of the
State, and the peace of the country. He con-
ciudes in this wise
"a reaction has already set in I; the masses
of the people begin to consider their own af-
fairs little. Tn Notick, the home of Senator
Wilson, five or six buadred men are marching
through the streets, carrying banners with in
scrptions, of what? Free Kansas NO more
Slave States Free Soil for Free Men !? No,
sir. Bread for ou~i Yves and Children = is
the Motto paraded before Mr.. Wilson's win
dows. The speech which he has sent on hero
in thousands did not supply his constituents
with bread for their wives and children They
ask for sbread,' and he gives them 'stone.'-
They ask for labor, and he sends his speech
Those anti-slavery speeches don't ill the stom-
ach. though they confound the mind and drive
away the customers who buy our manufactures
IF there is an avenging spirit, those agitatoFs
will have to answer for grave offence in de-
priving their fellow men of their daily bread
The workmen who have been imposed on by
their Abolition employers are beginning to-
tnlQk Tor NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. -6-IlpcTCHtCHt-
"Halloa. there, Mr.. Experiment, have you
heard the Election News from Chicago.-Re-
fector.
Well we have; and if you can draw any con-
ISOLATION from the result. you are easily COM
forted. In 1856, when BUCHANAN carried H.
linois bv 10000 over FREMONT, Chicsgo
went black republican by .440. Noc. on .
poll of 1918 votes, against vote ef IL .592
Of tho Pres;deDti,ls electiou- in ,56 thA black
republican majorityeis l,246, being 194 less
than it was at that time. Instead Of j ,246,
the fusion majority, in view Of the Increased
vote over that of 1856, should noxsIexceed
$500. in order 10 keep that party in decent
fighting trim Will not our neiehbor, for the
Of his party friends, eypher
out the length Of tin il will take the black
republicans to carry 1llinnis. full vote, ta-
king Chicago as the standard by which the rest
Of the State is to be Judged !-NoroaM En-
pertinent --,-!5 -.,aiert e
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kaS- A householder in a Western village In
filing IN his census schedule under the column
headed, "Where born p descr bed one Of al
children as born ssin the parlor," and the other
cup stairs,"
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rA-Mrs. Darlington told Bemus, the other
day. in confidence that young man had com
mitted infanticide by blowing his brains up in
a state of delirium tremendous. and the corner
was holding conquest over his remains.
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Ba-A an''wbo had been married twice to la
diesboth named Catharine. advised his friends
against taking dupli Katcs
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BarA servant maid, who was occupied in
picking her mistrescs cabbages, took the op-
roriurity of cablae:ng her mistreses' pickles,
saying it made no difference.
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nag An architect proposes to build "Bach-
elors Hail." which will differ from most houses
in having no Ewes.
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-EHULTON d McC0NBS, Attorneys and Conn
Il ,seIlors at Law. Ashland Ohio Office in the
Bank building. the Hardware StoIe
Feb L. 1857. 34tf
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WILLARD SLOCUM, AttGrre ey Law, Ash
w land, Ohio. Office Of Church and
Sandusky Sts. Particular attenti"I paid to c"llrc
stious. Feb. 4. I@5T -,}4tf
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a@R4PE GROWERS CAN CARRY ON THFIR
fsT business most successfully at Hammonton free
from frosts Some .orty Vineyards set out the past
season. See advertisement of Hammonfon lands,
another column. c"-'
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IN J. KENNY, Attorney n Law, has open
4 ed an flee the Fl irst door West of Post Cffice
second Hoor. whtre he will be harry his old
frien Is and such others may wish to engage his
professional services April 30. lS5s-4Gtt
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- Like n great sea mark. Standing every flaw,
And saving those that eyed him. p, iE- 97-4
in his letter to Colonel Benton. writing of the
character end obj. ct of the Government says:
.Its rover and authority havirg for II cir ob:ect
the more perfect protection ard promotion of tie
rights and safefy of cnch ard ALL it is bound PRO
ieci by their uni cd rover. ,be safety e rieb
the trJ pert sand fe Interests ofiTc ci1izens Of ALL
wherever its authority extends. That was the OBJ
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~T6E BUSINESS AND FAcToRIFs- cAN FE
- carried on pro6tahly at Hammon'on. cLsoa q"
vertisement of Hammonton Lands me-
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n .GSoNS WISHING TO ESTABLISH MANU-
factories in new and thriving place where
business is good. See advertisement of Bammon'on
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II DSON l. DE PUY. Atterr'y " al sv Van Vert
IL Ohio, will attend all business rnfrr stcd to
heir care, in the counties of Vanwer and Mercer
,rticulsr attention paid tot he eOscti6I of claims
and nayn.uts of taxes fnr residents Also
gents for the sale ofrealsstate
MAY IL 1851 49tf '.
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BULL Attorney atLaw. London-
L iue, Ashland county Ohio will attend prompt
ly 70 all business entrusted to hiss
II, Fsb. a. 1895. 34tf -
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'''e MA MW3A GR 3 ID =.
~ C. TIcKNOR would respectfully MORN the
II De pie of Ashland. that he is engaged in tie
Manufacture of = q ~ A1-tsS
aO6mE .R@ ole StJ
Far Banks and county Cfces: also linds Maga
.ipes.5 ewsparers &c Orders left with Mr..
Ex.pp. Al fbesofice of the Ashland Union, viii re-
fceiye prompt attention -
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l4sCXYILLIAM RALSTON, Jew-Je, ard Silre
Smith, n few doors west of the McNnlty
z House. A shfand Ohio Gold and Steel Pens and a
- variety of Jewelry kePtconstanty on hand
Highest price paid for cid Gold and Silver Re-
Z b irfng dome TO ord reasonable erms-satls
faction warranted -siil - sti<
s-sF Fef,-rarv 4. 1851. ssEI it-7-- '54tf
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: y = NOTARY PEBLIt'. zfrsaea $3.50
yr14E nndersiened having received the appoint
ments of Notary Public. will administer i!aihs
take and certify dispositions acknowledgment oi
S.sJs Powers of Attorney. sc Charge reas onahle
Az - +, tbe Reeorder's Office. q: JOHNSIttN.s
Oil'e IN 'ls 2,c Toso Bait
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nR h. BUCK, Practitioner of Medicir. and
IL Surgery .Rowsburg, Ashland county oLio,
> T7pabrnsrv 1877 34tf
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- A L T O r ~ r, Y a II I. y w, I'D.
-r1 81 s-F -LoUDoSvILLE, AsHLaND Co.. o,
UTILL attend promptly TO all business entrusted
w to his care, in Ashland, Wayne, Holmes and
Knox Counties. n2tf
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T0LA1KsDEEDs.-Theb best orm hver' uEed' 10
u ssis af the Umios offco.
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0FRsoNs WANTING sCHiFGF OF ClslMAi
for health. zee advertisement Of Harmonic
ands in anpthercplumn- ZacI
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q -. mrs wooDIN. Dentist Hayes
{yf<- -7k IL vile. Ohio. Teeth in serted from
oItfe1T1 one to a full set Filling done oa order
n warranted to give satIs facticn-
pebruary 4. 1857 - Il -. 34tt
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nR. H. CLARK, Physician and Surgeon
r. j Office three doors West of the Miller House
Special paid diseases of th. Chest vel
3, \ Q all ehronic cases.
{; May6 1857. 4etf
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTIMORE

ICIIY, Nctober lIth, lS60.-CHAKLkS H. MYERS AND
ALENIUS j. MY kRS rs. FREDERICK W. ULRICH AND
GEORGE I. IMHOFF.-Ordered that the sale made and
reported by Charles H. Myers Trustee for the sale
property said proceedings mentioned, ratified and
confirmed unless the contrary shown on
before the 10Th day Of November next provided copy
this order be inserted in newspaper printed in Bal
tmore once in each of three successive weeks before the
| said l0sh day of November next.
The report states the amount Of sales to he 81 I25
| WIN. GEO. KREBS
| OlS-law3w' True cOpv-WM GEO KREBS
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Stkarnhnafs.
FOR pETEpCDT

s.slE FOR PETERSBURG IVia CITY
5 Receiving darFo H ah5 viii steamer BELvDERE
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, Noyember I6S street WharI
for freight or passage apply to i'''i' at oclocS'
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True copy.-Test-ISAAC P. COOK,
Register of Wills for Baltimore ci

ENIRCUIT COURT FOR CALVERT COUNTY,
~ October Term ls6n0rdered that the sales made and
reported by Augustus r. Soer Trustee for the sale of the
real estate Of Isabella Huchns deceased, be ratified and
confirmed unless to the contrary he shown on or
fore the 18th day of December p0vdpu COPY Of this
order he inserted in paper published in the city Of
Baltimore, in each three SuCC Se weeks before
the 18th day of November next.
The report states the sales four thousand
three hundred and tnryone dollars and seventy
NICHOLAS BREWER,
o2+law3t Circuit Tudga
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Steamships.

SlRaItsRlgs.
&T-s FOR RIO DE JANEIRO.
$500 The PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
fer the above port about the 10th November Accommoda
tons be obtained for few first Cabin at $3.50
nlO1w 40 Exchange Place.
ffsR FOR a r L E sToN
The fifstclass screw steamship Bo,rr
Captain D. French,
On sATURD2Y November 10th, 1860,
Nofrsght received after O'Clock on the day sailing
No Bills ading al" signed after the departure othe
SAMUEL PEARCE, Agent,
Agents in Charleston JOHN CALDw ELL s0S ms
REDUCTION IN PRICES.
1Ss ATLANTIC ROYAL MAIL
s@atslsz--<- STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY,
NEW YORK AND GALWAY LINE.
Touching at st. Johns, N. f.
Carrying the British Mai and Government dispatches.
NEW IRON SIDE WHEEL STEAMERS
SONNAlLIHF-. Ia 0 tons burtheu-
i;E ~ METZ TER................4,40l tons burthen
20 Toms Toms S SaTtRen
TIE next denartmre viii he '''if'V ''"' 'u' ''e"
The steamship PRINCE ALBERT, November 2o,h from
New York.
Rates any part Of raSd On railway and
FIRST class 500 500 and SIS according to staeroom
no% awa to oe on SsM SG2 a csss @
Towns on railways in LELAND s25o Principal cities in
And to ST. Johns, n F. First class $35 third class $l8
ra es nar s ha 5re Tndf b and
rgrso9s taxing passage New York for the
The steamers OF this Company have been constructed
with the greatest regards safety and comfort
bned with model and propellng power and are built with
to surpass in speed and rough weather qualities, any
sells built and repete with elegances and conven
An experienced surgeon attached to each ship,
Persons wishing send for their friends can obtain return
| For freight or passage apply to
ROWLAND ASF5 j ana i so aEfn Street,
orto JOHN Q. A. HERR NESS r0NN'
At the Office of the Adams Express Co,
o1stf - -Vf Nm.
4e2 LINE s & SEHAS \ Hs BETWEEN
The steamship. of this sf E'Rs YORK
DR. rr,, viii leave Spears wharf,
EVERY TUESDAY At NOON,
NEW o yo gsv{G4S f%P {FisfslsaiN,H5
Shippers to Boston Prqvdenrs Portland and ether East
'''' Apply to ''l " s4ML. T. PEARCE, Agent,
orso H B. oR 55s SFEff'i E e.,
|
| o26-tf New York.
IL saw NNAH.
The screw steamship Potomac,
| Captain G. W. Watson,
| win leave Spears wharf
| On TUESDAY, November 18th, 1860,
| AT ?. n, precisely.
No freight received after II O'Clock day Disabling.
No bills lading signed after departure of the steamer
For freight only, apply TO -
| ll6 Spears wharf.
| AEentsin Savannah, BRIGHAM, BALDWIN 4 co. MT
| ~a BOSTON STEAMSHIPS.
The new and magnificent sidewheel Iron Ocea
Steamers 5. K. SPAU LplNG, Solomon Howes. command
er, and BEN DEFORD, VIM. A. Hallett, commander, viii
sail for Boston EVERY FRIDAY, at O'clock P NJ alte,
| nately.
The accommodations for passengers are of THE FRS
CLASS.
Fare sI2 including Meals and Staterooms.
For freight or passage apply to
A l.. HIGGINS, Agent
| WHARF FOOT OF LONG DOCK.
Baltimore Nav 10th. mvl6.tf
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EyHIS rs M GIVE NOTICE THAT THE SIIR-

FENHlS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE SUB
a scriber Of Baltimore city, in Maryland has obtained
from the Orphans Court for said city, letters of admnistr
ton on the personal estate Of O9ED HUSSEY late of said
city, deceased All persons having claims against said
tate hereby notified to produce file the with
the vouchers thereof properly authenticated or before
the 3St day of May next they otherwise by law be
excluded from all benefit Of said estate Alpersons indeht
ed to said estate requested make immediate pay
ment Given under hand this 3st day of October 1860
y V. Adu'y
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTIMORE
4 CITY, Goth October, ls60.-PATRICK J. HEDIAN rs.
GEORGE |. BENNETT AND JAMES GILLON-Ordcred,
that the sale made and reported by Patrick Mclaughlin,
Trustee for the sale or the property mentioned in the
ceedings be ratified and confirmed unless tue
ry thereof BE- shown before the 10th day Of Novem
her next provided of this order he inserted in
newspaper printed in Baltimore in three
cessiYe weeks before the Goth day of November next
the report states the amount of sales to be 81 800.
ROBERT ]. X ERR, Clerk.
True copy-Test: ROBERT J. KERR,
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTIMORE

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTIMORE
I,GiTY, 25'h October; 1860 IN THE CASE OF JOHN
JAMES AND OTHERS rs. DE WITT CLINTON JAM rs
AND OTHERS Ordered that the sale OF lcasehod estate
as made andrcpored by John James, Trustee in this case
he ratified ana confirmed unless the contrary
be shown on or before the 18th day Of November next
provided a copy of this order be published week
for three successive weeks before that day. in day
newspaper printed and published in this city.
The report states the amount Of sale to be Sl,4S0.
uof- Law .2yt
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rzsIE EOTICE.
k2zSsdsEa4aaa'sa FALL ARRANGEMENTS
STEAMERS MARY WASHINGTON AND GEORGE
&R0aI Hotitfs.

FHNHIS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE SUB
4 scrber has obtained from the Orphans Court of Balti
more city letters testamentary the estate of JULIA E
0RSEI late Of said city, deceased All persons having
cams against the said hereby warned To
hibt the with the vouchers thereof to the snbscr
per on or before the goth day of April 1861 thew NAV
otherwise, by law be excluded from all benefit Of eai
estate All persons indebted to said estate are requested
18th day of October, 1860 ~ ~ ~
ol7-law4wA ~ ~ ~ $500,
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| THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
a scriber has Obtained from the Orphans Court Of Ba
RAMSEY late of said city, deceased. persons having
CLAIMS against the deceased hereby warned to exhibit
the sae with the vouchers thereof to the subscriber
elore the 2lth day Of April ls6 they may otherwise by
law pc excluded from all benefit Of said estate All persons
indebted to said estate requested to immediate
payment Give under my hand this 25th day October
| 1861 Jesse KITNEFEITER
| o25-law4wk ADMINISTRATOR