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agricultural.
From the New England Farmer.
Grass, and Hay Making.

The cutting and securing Of the gra~ crop
is pleasant and interesting, though labori-
Gus, part Of farm labor. The days are long
and the sun hot; just what is needed to Sc
cure the crop in its best coalition, but we'll
calculated to draw heavily upon the strength
of the laborer. The observance OF few
simple rales, therefore, will not only promote
the comfort aud preserve the health ot many,
but will actually result in the saving Of life.
II is necessary, in haying-time, to rise
carly, where the grass is to be cut with a
scythe, as. il is cut much easier when wet
with the dew than when II is dry. But in
order to do this. long and severe labor should
be avoided before breakfast. Before going
to the feld il would be well to eat cracker
or plain piece Of bread, and drink part Of a
tumble OF water. If going to the field Mt
four o'clock, as we practiced in earlier days,
breakfast should be taken at six. This
should not DO in q hurried manner, with the
whole thought devoted to the days work,
but in quiet and deliberate way, attended
by pleasan. conversation in relation to the
business on hand. or other agreeable topics.
The hands, face and arms should be washed
in moderately cool water, and wiped "brigh'
dry" before coming to the table. AT ten,
light luncheon Of plain bread, or simple
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farm Is the number of cattle it feeds-and
the cattle in turn feed the soil.
Let us, then, endeavor to secure this crop
in its best possible condition. well-6tted to
sustain the waiting herds that will seek it of
our hands, when they return from the barren
pastures in the fall.
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~ The Charleton Courier thus discounes
about the war. and though II entertains no
doubt Of their ultimate and signal success,
has laid ou. big Job Of work for the Con-
fedcrate army:
"Bat, In tho meantime, wo have much 10
do. We shall DO necessitated to whip them
soundly-to burn . few Of their towns-to
capture Washington a. = city, or enter 10 -
. heap Of ruins; We will have 10 cripple
their commerce with privatees, burn their
factories. and reduce them TO the condition
Of begging peace. instead Of graeiousiy con-
descending to grant US separate ca''''noe
o. We hsvo besought. They are distracted
among themselves. Thsir resources arscriP'
pled /: their toiling millions are suffering ale
r,.dy. Their sober, thinking men acknowl'
.des that madness rules their every move
msn,, and none who view things as they are,
can Tor . moment believe that success will
crown their efforts"
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body before II could have heen 50 employed,
But the incident is worth preserving as II
shows the honor Of Southern chiyalry.
How proudly they must step under colors
thus obtained. Haunting their own shame.
A bessarly dandy's repudiated tailor's bills
rise to position of rcspcctability compared
with such meanness.-Woroester Tran
scripf.
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aoetrp.
Seeding VIRGINIA.
1T LYDIA n. sIGouRNEY.

And Of its mountain strand,
The Oldest, noblest, proudest one
or all our household band;
Thou OF the stately form and step,
The flower eneircled hair.
Prime favorite OF the fruitful earth
Aud Of the balmy air;
Thou who didst hold thy eresset forth
Ere early dawn had aed,
The morning star whose lambent ray
Our constellation led.
Yet. when comet msily rush'd
Across the agent plain,
Why did'tthou leavethy yhesven-mark' d spher
And join its flaming train'
We loved thee well, Virginia!
And gave thee deterrent place,
Pieas'd with thy ancient dignity
And native, peerless grace,
And little deem'd such sudden blight
Would settle on thy bays.
And change to discOrd and disgust
Our graduating praise;
For thou hsd'st given thy great and good
Our helm OF State to guide,
Thy Palinorus steered our bark
Safe through the seething tide,
And when We spske Of Washington
With grateful reverent tone,
We csll'd thy image forth and blent
Thy memory with his own.
Our mother nurs'd thee at her breast
When she herself was young.
And thou should'st still have succor'd her.
Though fiery serpents stung;
Virginia Dare, the hrst-born bud
or the true Saxon vine,
And old Powhatan. hoary chief,
Who led his warrior-line.
And brave John Smith. the very soul
or ehivslry and pride,
And Pocahontss, priceless pure,
The font Of Christ beside
Dreamed they that thou would'st start aside
When Treachery's toesin rang.
And in her heaying bosom FIX
Thy matrioidal fans'
Thou should'st around her fourscorc years
Have bent with hoNering care,
Who stcadiast by thy cradle wateh'd
And poured the ardent prayer.
Thou should'st not to her banded foes
Have lent thy really ear.
Nor seen them desolate her joys
without flial tear;
Though all beside her bsnner-fold
Had trsmpled down and rent.
Thou should'st have propp'd its shattered stat
With loyalty unspent;
Though all beside had recreant proved,
Thou should'st have stood to aid.
Like Abdiel, dreadless seraph.
Alone, yet undismay'd.
Who sleepe,h at Noun, Vernon.
In the glory Of his hme'
Yet, 20 in silent inamy,
Nor dare pronounce his name,
For thou hast Of their sacred force
His farewell counsels ret,
And helped to scatter to the winds
The rich bequest he let,
And in the darkest trial hour
Forsook the endangered side;
And ere the cock crew thrice, thy true
Discipleship denied.
Oh. that the plying Prince Of Peace
On thee his glance might bend.
And from remediless remorse
Preserve thy long-loyed friend.
Hartford. (COan.) Nay 81. 1861.
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commander Of the detachment has been pro-
NOTED.
Finally-why in thunder can't you LIT Us
ALONE! ETHAN SPikE.
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LEAVES has their time to hll'-
Yet the woodshuck flag Of the free and hum
of the brave

Leaves has their time 70 hu
Yet tho woodshuck flag Of the free and hum
of the brave
-"shall yet terrific burn"
Let us aione!!
We only want to grub raound m pick up
what we want. We don't intend TO take
any thing we don't want. Why can't you
let us alono' Ifyou won't listen to reason,
why then kim on. Bring on your marcy.
narics-an SEQ II you can ketch US. On
that day we shan't be there.
Isn't II an onalienable right laid daown In
the Constitution that every man may do as
he has mindter! That's all We want ;
that and nothin shorter.
There's party detached for secret sarvicc
tonight. 1t seems there's IN old woman
from Portland up here on visit to her dar.
ter, and Brig. Gen. Squelch with squad OF
picked men Is detailed to surprise and cut
her Of. Ef the Gineal Is successful. Il
would add greatly to his already numerous
laurcls, an greatly to encourage aour
troops, as she Is said to be as high strung
as a sittin hin. FL We get her We shall
most likely pick her pockets and swop
her or for aour distressed feller citizen
Pete Nbby-naow languishin In the fur
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q gzStcbtsg fir @tnauartoerer.
G0lene arrangements fit GinwailOC

xsssszSa gzStcbtsg fir 0tn4uanoerer.
z~ZOlcue arrangements fit G%inwailOes
rer, Die nad bell Weiten 3i reiien Diinihem.
gSa teuts ben 9. 5%2gen'ber en-, nsTbea ese Stnraafsess aaf
bs gcssheru @entTdl GaiDsrtRrsst Depot @iffntdnn mil Dem
Grpreesae ~beFtrbert. Die sabH btetet p6curt rem Sr1nnt6ranten
etneu erSStrem @ortbetI, OILS srGenb eine adhere 4ata,
aud If he Tim 81 Wsei!en tIrser as iebe aaAeFt 8ahn mad benana-
ten Ndseu, ais;
Yitt8burg, Cleveland, Detroit, Sort 8aBne,
@bieasO, OQilnaufee, Gjo(enu, Dubuque, Ct.
Saul, NCf Sslarb, burlington, Soma @itn
unt perben bessGtb bic NIT Der Nerthern @eatsai ga6n sebsnbrn
gerfOnea 10 @tantea fraber aiss pie nit aasern gapnea 9ebsnben
hUrt etntrefen, du1 merbenA &pot nehiger bic N4aen 6Gbet &C.
se6feit. Sic Batn siett burda ben f85naen Ebetl s0a Ofip.
&te edn;t Gntfernune ssn BIER bis @bicaeO ii 500 Dlenen 9as
Gfpdf Itrb bier seSftaaet (aaarfsh) unb esbt NIT ben ~gafa8iereu
an zen gelinMangs0rt.
Nad @reffliie, Dabton, Cincinnati, 9nbtanas
polls, Qcuispile ultt OF. 2pui8
werben rbenfans 9afaetere %bef6rbert unb fir ttr @fF6d tetme
Uettere nnlnbGns6fcfen bsreGnet. Dte S~ana9tefR f5nneR mtt
benz 8 lttrr, cher @tenbs 10 tltr-3us mao allen wtfli&en Nldstn
aetfn Ubne uuterpe9s 1~uf9ehalten IL rRroen. 9lrGGtrts-0i.
Istte wesbfn Sersauft III Der Office eeS Aaenten.
a SDbu 6. Balfet,
Dt4s SC. 70 BelS=Strest, nahe sDatsrs gDtaYt.
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JfnerzS erlidcraHgS OeicQidaSt
GeriaauiA
tli III ID ; M ~ "a

tn New9NCrf.
Waar etngssablte8 Gaptta[
t'sestlWmB AMI l; september 1880 ........., gSSsS,, SSSSS
Oeni urtkr3etbneten lit bic Ngenhtr fr oisic GjsleCih9n ~ ~,
iIra9ea pcroeH ito CT btetet ieiuen Mtbargern nun DE GsIc6Ssgse,
tpre QaoetH Der BON ben aneefebenten SsItS5,s,, y -
fabrten HtgtEsfCgL "'N"tfh 60
enfrSTerlIGerangSzOeleQG0 aa
~s Germania raH
Ssgeu Setiuf our1 UeIer 81 lGlbep, pelde8 h,rs, .z.,
@le9aoe pon Hrent9en Dollars bel~pertiteDtat rrrNsr ~. Va7'" +
6ar DE Soltettii Der @ei6iftsfl6sana urS 8rsgar,ea, =
oetaplia9 etpat9er &etnfe birgen bic Nanten Ser :" 0'
WIZ Dtreetoren: tt@
U'0tlE 9ngsS, Vagael Stenoa, S, 8 Dalot. tshpare 4rs
2enIp SaI. u Voppenbuen, Gee. gB. s6err}nsS
ggotIPHee gnl1tber. @lesrent 9ecrbt, TqcDs N E4,.tSGs
!. y. Sdlet9er, NAn. 96i@iJ, @i4arb u. me. ~
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3s SO9n eSehpooo, Go. gttsbennus, Serrp sseener, \
2. y. DobrmanH, Neubea Is, OOipes. {EseG
vtceert SIttreS, OieSeru@ Beltfad. sSro,, 9St,,Ss' Sagtg'
a tee 3. gubert, Weel1iOr Older.
e aqge4sa Norts 9tIeerf 6raFSan.
Wn6ctpb @ertoNe, geFretSr.
perTet Sertns & 2lrulau.
gteunIan. 9mri@s & Go.
Nut. NtLtenS 4 90. 7m-s
W. u. Warbnrg 4 60,
NpuseN petoen pen Dem llnler3et1netel IN ben biui,be, sa,A..
SunBe"' AHo al1 @erlaH9cR tn eeut19er Sprab aasottsS,
0Irsss go 10 Seecnbfr., 8e8eni6er Ser goF-6ifcfg
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WOffsM e9mlnttpucn

Oas Polt'4Cf0l miro TIM u rbr Mcraens
9eofnet uno Inn z u9r Gbeuos sei6lofen.
Yin Scnnto9en 1T baS @ebaupe Bios anti
ldenf9 unb 10 nbr 8crmittass often.
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@xscreseuge, @or0suoare &c.
G.. Meyer & Co.
Np. sos So 8alttmore(tr.

JIO. 5U5 W.@B1IttHDreltr.
Gde Dtnes Hno 8aIttraeretr. ~
Oem serebrten YubtitHa1 gu pifen oab NIT infer Dfenlager
lest ccmplettrt unb oaS Bette Continent Rauee,. Ro5Sien, &eis.
bfeu, Rorlor- unb 5euerpIdsStena an Sanb baben. $50
Mue bon ms etHoetauteuO efen saronttren mir 70. lssg ~
28enn lie nidt ~pSuitdnbt9 sufrtebenieaeu. bieieber btnhet Mer.
aatStrtt surld9euoumeu rrerben, obue notwithstanding.
9eparaturen on @arge, 6nrntb, Oejet aIer Nrten IN ~eGr3eite.
6uIf, ebenIo, ~ t@stIH@ tj
0a6rinnen (RoofnS, Suffering II, SpOhhno, J ale In @@Dar3.
nab @etB- 8ed i9la9enbe NrttfeI.
@n Sutes Sorttnle IT, Naupl 1rcrtn iiet an Sdn0. 4ti
RB. @ebrau@te Oelen daer trtsn loeroen in @rfaaae fGr neue
genoraren tno taben aAJ ~aafeefrte tm,aer ~porrdtbts.
Mr5f1,S 6F v , g., Meher & 60.
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lden 9 unb 10 u9r 9crmittass often.
s0fi@lnS, aatunft.
9eflid, 8 NAL tdss e WaOrs. 4 Mora.
oeucmmen. Isl Mdtt. ; Sad
0efli6 an Conn. Bios 3.55geadpm. a MOro.
@aibinstOu 3wii4ent.7 5GtOrs. 1.4oDait".
GnuupOlis )7.1ONacrg g. &MOro.
12.50Jtd9m. 5 3a6.
8reberit u. i3piIdenf 81 WgOrg. 1O1 aeor.
St1tiOnen (2+ WRitt, 81 Rad.
Cumberland z Mors. 81 gad.
DOrt unO pefffi9 aber s 81 MSr8-8{ Mor.
Yittsburs ( 81 GbOs, 81 abOs.
gufolO Grp. 81 MOro. ST
Olb 8oint, (6t. Sion. )3{ Neadm. y @Or.
Delapare unD Oltlide ! 81 Na4m. 81 RaG.
Counties Don Narpl. }
Calvert Co., Dien< { 6 .40Dlorg. 81 N6b8.
flag, Don. II. Cams.
9eOnarrtOwn td8li8 9 Na4tH, 8 MOra.
port tobacco tdsli4 9 6
@etuinfter 5 Mcrg, 81 9sa6.
6reeOOm. Dientas, So @Or8, 81 Mad.
Cams. Niont. Sreit. !
Nrstie fir NDffad5en.
8riefe unter Gouuert, rpel6e uift iiber |
un3e wiegen, unb ni1t rpeiter afS 5000 Weiz<
geben, tCteu 3 Gents, iber 5000 Mteifen 10
Gents. Benn etn 8rief idiperer 1T, ala !
uu5e, 10 fcltet er oa8 DOppelte. lle6er cine
ling, ,ooS Dreiiade unp 10 fHr ieoe peitere bal6e
lln5e 3 Gents mebr. iss
Aae 8riefe innerBal6 ben Ser. Staoten
tntfen pOrau8be5ablt perDen, Iei. e8 mitteIit
volt StampS, pper %eeltempelten Concerts.
Briefe, pelde IN Die BcIf geleat DerOen
unO am Blase4ielbIt an irseue cine apre7e Be-
lttrnmt ltno, foten 1 Gent. Briefe, fpel6e in
ben 3eltun9en publtzt t wcroen, folfen nebff
Dem Rertc 1 Gent eTtra. Sim Orte fefbf ant
9e9eben ODER unIraufirte 8riefe peroeii rid,t
aniOncirt. asr
@irerl1re (3eDrudD bi8 5a 3 lln1en ~lpieoenn
felten nad tr9eno etnem Sbeile Der Ser. eta.
ten | Gent pet Stiif unp mitiep nit Strmp8
%fruntirt ieta. -
Saslide 3eitunSen, bia gu 3 un3en idper.
fplten, menn bic re9elmdBige Nbpnnenfen inner
bllb Der Der. Staaten 451 @cnt8 pierteiabrs
lid.
@in3elne 8ldtter q. 3. tpenn l1idt tSo-
lid Derianbt) tplten / Geut I'm Gorau3.
2Senn Elm 9eorudtes Circular, 8ampbIet
oOer 3sltun9 Der anDt pirD, 10 mus fie 10 Der.
paft letn, oaB beiDe Queen plfem liaO ; oaScrr-
faus tperOen ie ais 8riefe berednet.
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- Sur telo1pere1 8eFltfttBn0bEle.
Gtusraaoerer ums Setfenbe fO1ten fer p~grfdttg fetn, ebe Re tErt
Gillette taufen uHp fOnhu bieielten nur epn iOIdtn a~useaeaten
Wearnten fdufeu, melde rgn ibrgn @etalt feten, nsht aber ppn
Matleru cher 8ptfGentrGseru, ba &c fpnR Der Gefa6r a~uSssfeSt
Rnb, EGwinsel gu perben unb tbr Sch untfpnf ~a1Sge1en.
DurdfabrtSs8iIetts
nch cueu Gbetteu tes 9pefens fnb 80 BADEN Bel
go. 8. $ileebraabt.
@eaeral-G G 1tgrdnteusNseu Der Baltimore. uab
Ohtp~GtfentatR.
soson gfp. 81 Tbane8Itr., 8alttmere.
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@tuaer'S W0bmofhttte.

De S9netoer befser Gtabt. iOtte ale Peipuen, petGe eite
gu te q 6bmat8tme gu ba6sn pini4en., iOutem it& ertnaern.
6ot cine bon unieru Waibtaen, tweinlaI 70 reI Irbett tbut ais
rgenO cine anoere. unb 70 au9 ~wetmaI 10 otet Cell
n~brin9t. Dtie8 ma9t mafere WtafQtuen gu ZEN bilIiss
ten, Wel9e I'M Marfte fmb Wthr ais 5000 ,"oOH fnb anern
II btefger Stabt In Operation ah &HGea, gBeteH umb 6oIen unb
baben tbre @i9ner ODER bic oattt atbeiter. tn BEN Gton6 8efeBt, f6
mebr @e[s su e%riparen, ais tbuen b.Ies auf anosrent Q8eos n69s
l5 tit. Ollie, peIte cine bet be ten R6bmaf @tnen, Die
m Ge6raub Rub. baben u1dten, iOatsn IN urierer Offices
go. 159 8dlttmpreItraBe
~0otIpreAeu, no brGA18r@u@efun8 tn oelti1er, eQgIider,
~rens5fjder itn6 ipanliaer Sprube 81 beben 1tno un6 no nil Sc
u .feretne W6ai@tae Fault, aaf ~berielbsH arbeiten terneu.
5&j6t nod etnenl @remptar ben Stneer's &a9maitineas Sci.
an9. Gae Wtai9tnen tperceH EN- gauges eSabr uah tbrem Antauf
oou nnS III ocaer SronuHg Iab Deportation SebAIteH.
(Tb2S, ~ g.. ". 9pon8ler. Aaent
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Agr0lio3G 1C.JsajsG lkdOnDU
0erdnberter Uabrpieu.
YsQh rem I5ei{es d4l ~tlegf5a.
gHinfersEnhrplau.

Att unb mad Dem 6. Plug. perpen taa!iG bret 3aef eaf eielc,
Botu tn ua6fDlScnoer gDetfe e%rpesirt;
Der ppftug eebt td8ltG unit 1usuabrne efS SVEnta6sJ air
8 ubr Is Nitn @lCreens al nas gtttsbtrg, GbtcaeH Gifpelanh,
Cincinnati, 81. 2Uuis Rnb ale 1teile ees gIeten8 nHo 5lGre.
untttsburs, gprt, QanSaGer, Gleabns. Ypttssias, Optnss, @ltaa
JfeiiterssSun unS 9lanftfer, Nfb. gG6 &tsuberStrsg, Car
lsIe unb 9aeertCron
Nah 81 ~ 8 srt NM o,15 NeOra NIT nur stnen garrtn.
wedfei, 70 biuts rte euf ieber anhern 8atn.
&eiisahe tSuneu nit eefn 3uge Ha1 Detroit nns gbtca9o bic
Giaaara sauS, 70 btGis ais aui lrgeuo eufer anosrn Babn fasrsn
Ser Dort acc m cbGttpNS8ug t69li9 (SenHta95 aus
aenOmmen) um 4. 80 NG4nt. mad g0rt nab aaeH Satlestsn bel
a8ehern Rarslarb 8ab1.
Der 9arrt6bRr8- AetRrpR attgha -3 6 9fbt tas
It'd (Genntsgs dusgaRCnnea} I'M 500 Nbenb& Gb,
Reifente Spn sSeibinstpn Enb ess 5ubeu, @Rlae nit beu
8use ua $40 Nicrgens rber 800 Ss9Fnttta5s bier saor
men, fnbsn gef6rterIns NIT ben ,9usen Sleier Sabn.
fE- sBeaen Tlhrttlets une anaerer eeaaNen unb b~erlnsliQel
Gnstunft Selifte man F6 an bic 9tlettzOfFce In Der pGalteft
Station" @6e bEn GGIBert. uub Branfltufrs ~ uenheu,
SaS, 6. &tnrte, Cunt
q. s.. EatEes 8i@etsQ9eu SUITES
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Mtfemg,0bttem Is

e.
8tdtt8 fir Gi~nDanoerer un0 9feiTitssr,,,,
GriyaruiB bpn 3eit, OelO NIB 0"''''"""S
- SS'd q Is @ifetp6aDn
mad alien G9Afs:enr' =
m.xs6m Mtartetta, ober genpepb,
P"'' SnSSeaslin9 uuo Columbus.
..rs. uno Obfe.e tfentabm betet Dem ~retfthben gub.
Ste 3 : sSSsten @srtbetle tn geua .anf 8idtefett, 8equentIt6:
ntpTSSIerbeit Yanttltdfett unp SA5n1eit Der Seereritn. fo tas
tie oSn fetner anbern Balm II Ntsiem 9anoe abertrGFen rsirs.
Dtele @abn rrnt etIanttiten Nleer G~usgefeno, tR bte GlteRe Gus"
a~ebebntefe Qlnte, e~let&aeitte aber aud BITE ~far5eFte uab fantafe
rnb bdbsr Bic Situate Rcute fir bic GsHenbfn mad benz gDefen,
bic ntdt ~perfeblen f0Gteu, fe sa benHseit
Weilenentfernung Dol Baltimore ndd
Cincinnati:
ueber 9~argerStura 563 @lgiisn.
ueber 0enrcpb gmb 2DhselteG $50
iieber 6arrtsbure unp @tttS6urs
DnrG Sic Wlartetta.0thte 5S3
etne @rfpnrnts an Der Gatfernan8 9a f16
Durb bic Gpluntus-qtate G9
Z the Grfpnrnt5 on Der @rtferrnng bon SO
NRftIente, pel9s bic Baltimore uR6 0ttGs Gtfen6abn benuseu,
Ieaeu bic SReifen tn IN Raetr sura8 ub fatren tn Gesen bic
oaf bas a1ertequenafe unO NIT G~eprlferten Stsen esnsert6tet fFnb.
en- Oa--SE..
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-12-28
Registers Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given 10 all Legatees, Gre.
~ dItors and other persons interested in the
following estates that the Executors, Administrs.
tors aud Guardians Of the same. have flied their
accounts with the Register Of Northumberland
county and that they vii. be presented to the
Orphans Court of said county on Tuesday the
uh of January next, in the forenoon Of that day
fe! confirmation, to wit:
J. Jones Alfred j., settled by his Guardian,
John Haue ehawout.
=. Fox Frederick deceased. settled by his Ex.
ecu,ors, Charles and William Fox.
3. EcAlcman Francis. decd, settled by his
Administrator, VIM Roshanc.
i. Foilmer Eve Barbara deed, settled hv her
Administrator, John Porter, Esq.
D. Har"lck Hannah, deed, settled by her
Administrator. Andrew FoIImer.
G. Haas Elizabeth, settled by her Guardian,
VIM. Deppin.
7. Elias Woodruff, Decd settled by his Ex.
ecutor, Jesse Weyg+l
&. Snyder jacot, deed settled Ly Jos. SNYDER
one of the Administrators.
o. smith John, ~, (partal account,) settled
Ivy his Administrator, Daniel Smith.
10. Malick David, settled by his Guardian
David Mack,
H. Masser Henry, decd (par,ial accounI,) }
settled by II. B. Mssser one OF the Executors
IL. Samuel keyser, settled by his Adminsira
Tor. Michael McGhee.
I3 Si!as s. Farow, deed. (partial accosnil
settled by his Executor, Amandus :. Miller
H. William Cornell, deed. settled hv his Ex
eculoTs, John Cornell and Abraham Shi; man.
J, B MASSER, Rcgr.
Sunbury, December 7, 1861.
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n DICE is hereby given that the several
Courts of Common Pleas, General Quarter
Sessions OF the peace, and Orphans Court. Court
of Oyer and Tcrmner and General Jail Delivery,
in and for the county Of Northumberland, to
commence at the Court II, use, in the borough OF
Sunhury, at 10 O'clock, a. NJ. on Monday, the
Gih day Of JANUARY, next and will continue
TWO WEEKS.
The 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
sons, with their rolls, records, inquisitions and
other rcmembranccs, to do those things t. their
several Offices appertalning 10 he done. And all
witnesses prosecuting IN behalf of the Common
wealth against any prisoner are also requested and
commanded to lie 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 are requested to bepunctua in their
attendance, at the time appointed agreeable to
their notices
Given under my hand at Sunhury, the 30th day
OF Nov, in the year of our Lord one thous.
and eish hundred aEd sixty 'one-and the
independence Of the United States of America
the s5th.
God save the Commonwealth.
DAVID WALDRUN, Sheriff
SheriFs Office Sunhury,
Nov. 80. 1861.
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Rule cn the Heirs of HENRY WEAVER
deceased,

NORTHUMBERLAND COUNTY, SIS.
The Commonwealth of PENNSYLVANIA to heirs
and legal representatives Of Henry Wenve1.Ja,e
oil kush township, in said county, deceased
GREETING
WHEREAS by an inquest duly awarded by
the OrrhaLs Court of the county aforesaid. lhe
real estate of tie said Henry Weaver, was np.
praised at ard for the sum of
And whereas none Of the heirs of the said
deceased, appeared in Court, on the return OF ne
said irq"i>itlnn, TO take the premises therein
mentioned at the apprascmen, You and eyciv
OF YOU are therefore hereby cited to lie and ap.
;ear on The first day OF next term ot 10 O'Clock.
n, NJ, and refuse or acccp, the said estate at the
valuation and nppraisemcnt thereof or show cause
Nhv the same should not be sold
Witness the Hon. A. JORDAN. President Of
said Court, at Sunhury, this 18th November. A.
u, 1851. D. MASSER, Clerk 0. q.
Suuhury, Dec. T. 1851