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president: This hour oVerwhelms NE.
1t oserpays oil services have attempted
to render to my country. II | had any
claims before, they are all ohliterated by
this expression of approval By the Presi
dent, with the remaining support of his
| Cabinet. / kuo~ the President AMI this
Cabinent we'll. know that the country
bas placed it's interests in this trying cri
si- in safe keeping. Their counsels are
wise; their labors are as uUtirin2 az they
are loyal. and their course is the right
one.
"Prcsident. you must excuse me. | aul
unable to stand lonser to give utteraOce
to the feelings Of gratitude which opprees
me- In my retirement, | shall offer up
my prayers to God tor this AduiUistra-
ton. and for my country. | shall pray
for it with confidence in its success over
all enem mics. and that speedily
The President then took leare Of Ge
Scott, giving him his hand. and saying he
hoped soou to write him a private letter
Expressive letter of his gratitude and af
lection The President added:
"GeneraL You will naturalI5 feel so,
lcitude about the gentlemen Of your staff
who have rendered you and their country
such faithful service. [ have takeD that
subject uto consideration. understand
that they go with you to New York. |
shall desire them at their earliest coDve-
nieuce, after their return, to make their
wishes known to me. desire you now,
however, to be satisfied that, except the
unavoidable privation of your counsel.
and society, which they have so long en-
joyed, the provision which will be made
for them will be such as to repder their
situation hereafter as agreeable as it bas
been beretofore.'
Each member Of the Administration
then gave his hand to the yetsran, and
retired in profound silence.
The Secretary OF the Treasury and the
Secretary of War accompany Gen Scott
to New York to-Gorrow by, the carly
train.
The follo"iug is the response of the
Secretary of War to the letter OF Gen
Scott:
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sgThe election in Wes,o,, y;r,;,;.

s9rThe election in Western Virginia
for a division of the State, came off on
Wednesday, 23d ult.. aud resulted almo.
unanimously for the division. A con.
sention to frame the constitution meet,
oo the 10Th of November. The new State
thus formed will be called "KASAwHA
IL will be virtually, if not pouinally. a
ifee state There are very few slaves in
the 80 counties which the recent vote Of
Tue people sewers from old Virginia.
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Commissioners Appointed.

uoV; Curtin has appointed Senator Co
wan Thomas K. Franklin and E. C
f1umes. Co0 missio0ers to look sfter tn.
interests OF the Peun.ylvaDia volunteer,
at and around Washington, aud 40 ore es.
peeially to assist them, by means of the
allotment rolls, 10 remittine to their +. ~
liies the soney which it is expected will
De paid them between the lst and 10th OF
November. y
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Liberality of Physicians.

1t bas always been said that physicians
would disparage any remedy, however
valuable, which they did not originate
themselves. This has been dsproyed BY
their liberal course towards DR.. j. c.
AVER s preparations. They have sdop-
ted the om into general use in their prac-
tice which shows a willingness to couDte-
nance articles that have Intrinsic merits
which deserve their attention. This does
tho learned profession great credi: uud
efrctualiy coDtradicts the prevalent erro.
ueous notion that their opposition to pro
prietary remedies is based in their iuter-
est to discard them. We have always
bad confidence in the honorable r.otiyes
of cur medical men, and are glad to find
1t sustained by the liberal welcome the
accord to such remedies as A ger & Co..
inimitable remedies. even though they are
not ordered in the books but are made
known to the people through The Dewspa
psrs.-Ncw Orleans Della.
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Che 1cffcrs sonian.
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER z, 1861.
Beets that are hard to Beat.

We were presented, few days sinc''
~tth two Beets raised iu Valentine Al
bert's garden, in this borough. which are
worth looking at. They are of the rad.
ish, variety. aud weigh, respectively Eve
pounds and six pounds and quarter
If any of our readers can beat this, let
them trot out the articles.
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The property belonging to the rebe
william Shields. which has been seized
snd eooircsted in Washington. eopsists
OF two booses and lots. with all the furni.
ture 10 one Of them. four Hudson Riser
haiiroad bonds. and one Alexondria cor
poration bond.
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Ooiy 2oA emigrsnts arrived at New
.o'S dnf'hx the past week, whish brings
the number since January |, up to &c.
13l, The nuWbcr that arrived Last vea,
to the corresponding date was So 900.
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The sltuatlon Of Ars.ir..


! For two days past. tins community has expe-
rienced most agreeable relief from sensational ru-
mnrs. and while there are no extravagant reports
contradict there are no important military events
or movements to announce. Tue enemy having re-
ceived disastrous check near Leesburg the 2Ist
of October seems to be psusing 70 consider some
other plan of operations though the project Of get
ling possession Of important lines Of railway com
muncRtioa has not probably been abandoned. There
has been no advance 10 the direction of Fairfax
Court House, but on the contrary, have intelll-
gence that the enemy hes fallen back far as Nun
sons The destination of the Federal naval ex
petition Is still matter Of conjecture, though pre-
eauti0nAry measures have by no means been neg
lected.
The telegraph informs US of sn engagement on
the coast Of Georges, between Confederate battery
and Federal steamer. in which the latter seems 10
have got the worst of it. at all other points, mat.
tiers remain quiet The affair at R0mney, on the
9Th though not 60 bad as at frat reported is seri
Gus enough according to accounts from Winchester
published yesterday. It is probable that the enemy
contemplate taking winter quarters in that section,
and the importance OF having an experienced OH
Ger to command our forces there if not demOustrs-
ted sufficiently by the Romney disaster, ought to be
fully manifest by this time. ..t-
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tbs forsn05n tie rebel DicltegS are Ser. 4,
gus points on and near the riqer. above TIE
Some are mounted while others are on foot.
large bodies hsve been perceived. but Il il !
that they are concealed By the wooded rsr
bills bait q mile back from the river. The
occupy the fort, but sppareutly not in any
force. although very heavy body lies siree
their rear.
At midnight there was continued firing q
mouth Of The AOneeacy. IsFesulted from the
ing Of 3 rebel camp By our batteries The
did not reply to our sh0ts with any large gum
head quart "a the affair is not spoksn u
great Significance. The re1ult Of our Gin
noCyst- been fully ascertEined, beyond The Ia
tie evenly rttrested from their position.
number Is represented 10 have beea small
Privstcs TU'tle, Gene 3, Mother. sHd Ray
of he 81 Regiment Wisconsin Volunteers WsI
81, and private K lss, cnmpsBy q. 81 limos;
Pratt, company A, - b Penrsylvanis Reg
were taken prisoners by the rsbs Is.
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Dunn was the oaly brigade suartern asier with
Gen Floyd through the mountains. The General 3
health is improving Mrs. Floyd was st Pack's
Ferry on Saturday, on her way to Raleigh From
this mperfect statement yoa can CLEAN such facts
as wiiiensble GU % form pretty correct opinion
Of our position. an of our supplies will be drawn
from this depot, and cur success must depend very
much or the support receive from Ger, Lee, at
SeVell.
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Fifty Dollars Bewnra

n ANYWAY from TIE uubsc-bsF. HFiag N the en-
HI kiver, shout eight miles above nashville. Tel
nsgrc-man. namsi JOsDAN TEert dnllars resau
given t-ken Thin the Stale. and Arr cut he j.
Asy Vay that set hin az.in.
Jordan is Te feet tight inches high about tEsatv.i
sd weighs enc hundrei and ATTY ave pounts. Iigps
talks, and ttanmerS When ex1s3; nar. on bead lhin
spoE nearly naEeii left cheek. uuninE p,
nose, towards the ear eark compile xio1; scar on :
caused By cus from . go the. A w. OVR
Nov 5th, I65l.--dlWa
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Gen SAN HOUsTOS, of Texas that this Distinguished
soldier and statesman is d, Sd information to that
effect having reached him BY letter from Galveston.
tN LFxuSGToS.
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Through the darkness Of the revolution, in which

81 ThrOughthe darkness of the revolution, in which
have been tested the yslor and endurance OF the
Southern people there begins TO be discernible the
bright ints of the coming dawn of deliyerance and
peace. rc ~ tr
The cloud first begins to drift away from the fair
Orient. EnroPe, convinced by the obstinacy OF
Southern prowess and the triumphs of South
eru arms, that the Despotism of Lincoln
can never, conquer the Confederate States,
salutes the new COnfederacy, with signals of a
recognition which shall hencefOrth claim for it a
place among the most brilliant of the considerations
of Nations. Significant intimations are thrown out
at the same time, that the blockade upon our con
merce will be broken by the marine of that
Power go
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t'who-e march is o'sr tn. mount in wave,
Her h:me g on the deep

In the very same moment Of time there reaches
Us message that ScoTT the first military hero upon
whom all Yankeedom relied to sweep from the
earth the hosts of the despised rebels" has YIELD
ed to fate and resigned his high efice. And, as il
still further to hasteR the proptious current of
events, which seem to mark the utter defear
Of the trueulent and clustering Northern usur-
patton, as with the hand of Destiny, MCCLEI..
Ian. the young EAPoLEON of the Northern
newspapers, whose coming was ike the tread OF
an earthquake, has succumbed in favor of an utter
ly obscure favorite of the Black Republicans, from
California, whose battles have never been heard of
and of whose genus and valor the world is happily
Z ignorant. p
And to crown all the great Armada of LINCOLN
has probably suffered the fate of Is great prototype
the Spanish Armada, and has been destroyed ano
dispersed by the decree of Omnpotsnce, thus prov
ing that
"Tbere T. Providence that sh1p.s our erds,
Rou2h hew them will"
In all this we discern the hand of an everrulipg
fate. Our leaders have been wise to wait on these
great events which sure to come in the natur'
of things and not risk the incalculable blessings o.
national independence, by too precpitous move
ment in advance.
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CozPInorEsa'n cI
Naah rfIla. Tarn aa.r n N

AaanFiles en- 94pf IL u
This IL to oartify that The Auguaia lnsurancs aai
1ou5aa located e .ugustA 10 lss siase Of Gee ola
piled 1ith sll tbs rsquirssen 81 he de. On ne
Ror-iga InsarEn Companies, IN section I4s9 = 1871
- val a. the Act Of "A March, I56' chapter gis
tSQulrn deposit With ne COprolers 81 tWentg tlon
Lars 0f six per esot BOads Of The State.
Aud hat J1Iss rhomAs is tbs issallY EuthsrlEsi
said CoapsBy in ths city Of Nashville Stats o.
Z ,. T. DUNLAP, CszP
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Florida Leaf Tobacco.

A sgssss Tor tAe sale ofmo5t d the Piorfds Let
~ WsosT To- sA-s large StoeF, Ia eases o. aosut
dred pounds each, Of gadei suitable for aIlera and
These Tobacco are -csnmonly has this year. a d
the manufacturers Of cigars, o. sDscuatars V B.nd
orders 81 an early T.. \. WYATT q Co,
nov. S, Is6i.-eod3a lt3 RaE Bay, ChafI-so ..
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The aSovs Is one Of the eldest ard most Fsra5ls I
Companies in the ssuth These wishing insu-saes v
edI on the nLdsrs gne1 at The Garner Of Cstsr street
Aquars. JEs5B RHCN
neTa-dim
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IIth. Ths greatest an-unt insgrof 81, So
18th Amount insured N aay city la not csanad
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VYante

Two Negro Women, goei sock, frazer and ua5i
20 d hOGss servant fsr Fnioh ne en- iil ~ :,
ApPl5 70 An WasHTSgf6s
At ouaris-nsslsz'S Dspartnsat. az = Sen 4 y,
nov3-d9~'
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charge Of the landiag, and refused to let any but
wounded men enter the boat, ordering the sound
troops to go back and pepper toe Confederates His
conduct was very gallant throughout eYincing 3
true and lofty courage. Lieut. kesser took cons
mand OF the scow, and continued to ferry over the
wounded who poured down the hill. Several times
the COnfederates fired upon him as he was crossing
with the wounded men, The fourth boat load was
eapsiZed by the men rushing into it in too great
numbers and the whole party about 1fry- in num-
Der well and wounded, were precipitated into the
stream. Ten Of the party, at least were dro wned
A great many tried to swim the river. and sanh
from exhaustion. One half of those who are mi,-
sing were drowned in this manner. Is Is not vet
known how many of our men have fallen into their
hands. The destruction Of Lfs has bssn Jar greater IN
proportion to TIE numbers engaged tLdq a. Bal hun
From the Baltimore South, of October 2j.h, we
extract the following in regard to the Leesburg
fight. Doubtless the coDjectures Of this Journal
respects the Federal force engaged, are about as
near correct as any that can be Obtained FROM that
quarter:
Gradually we are arriving at the sru IN about the
action near Lsesburg on Monday last, though many
facts are still misstated The efciaf telegram put
Bakers forces st only l736. when the very came
authority shows that the entire 18Th aud 10Th Mas
sachusetts regiments-st least 2 900 tneB-partcl-
pated and that $50 Of thu California together with
detachments of the 18Th Massachusetts, aud Ne "
York Tammany regiments. Col. Van Aliens cavalry
and two batteries of artillery, were slsO on the
ground. 1t is impossible to place this force at less
than 900 men. which must have been the number
Of the brigade Of Gen. Evans which made tn at
tack The loss in the Califorua regiment alone was
237 and the total must have been much greater than
$40 a. ackno Wledged in the offsial reports.
By the latest sdyices last night We learn that
General Mcclellan had returned to Washington and
that Gems. Banks and Stone inundated BY the
threatening front presented by the onfederates
had recrossed the river on Wednesday nigat, ans
we're all day yesterday on the Maryland side.
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For Sale,

A DESIRABLE Re lisrcs, two niles from 4 e ,
n twenty ave acrss Of l.nd. portioa Il Il the D :
god Or1ck improvement gcod water, aad II ar.t n
gOrhood re. ms easy. Apply to
n0V5-dlm }. RBRRIss, Efq., No. 40 Cherry
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House for Hent.
a GOOD Brick Dr. lli7E, Bith % si1ro attasAel, i
tssqRzrs, On aolth Nsrrst Strst. Abglyt y
n0E@-dtf ROBaRe TH0MFsOH
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sth Losses adjusted and duo noBe
IA. Less unsdiustsd and rot due-nsne
81 and atA- Losses una1jnStsd...--..-.-- = so ~
10Th. Other Olaml l4,sgo -
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5gh Liabilities sae Or rot due 20 ersd.
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The Retreat OF Ihe FederaIs fTsm Ed.
wards Perry.

The special Washington correspondent Of the
Philadelphia Laqursr gives the following account of
the retreat Of BANKS and SroSE from Edwards
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Recruits Wanted.

EAA FIHE INs FRRsH FAMILY REJT
eDiy Jest received Endfer sale b.
nov5-6o PAYNE, JANIS 4
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Sheriff's Sales.

Ry virrue Of a wirt of 4AEaS Yen. E1ponns,
a. 10 me directed, issued out of the Cour,
of Common Pleas of the co. of Columbia.
Pennsy ylvania, will be exposed to public sale
al the Cour House in Bloomsbury on
SATURDAY. THE d OF MARCH,
1861, al one O'Clock in the afternoon The
following described property 10 wIl all
that certain Tract OF Land situate in Sugar
loai township, Columbia county, bounded
as follows 10 wit: Beginning at a post in
line of land os Jonathan c. Pennington, and
corner of land OF George Moore, thence or
Road North eighteen and a half degrees
West, ninety five perches and SIX tenlhs To
a post thence by land OF George Moore
and Christian L. Maore, nth eighty four
and three quarter degrees, West forly nine
aud one ienth pefches to post, thence by
lands oi Christian L. Moore, South twelve
anda half degrees, East ninety three perch
e and eight tennis to post, thence by
lands OF EZekiel ShutZ and j. c. Penuing-
ton, North eighty four and three quarter
degrees East, fifty nine and Two tenth per
ches 10 The place OF Beginning, Containing
Thirty one Acres and seventy eight 2erches
sIricI measure nearly all Of which is i'm
proved land Whereon are erected a one
aud halt Story Plank dwelling House,
rfdUc Ddbk q" dSOii OuSu,
Desiil House aud other out buildings with
the sppnrenances.
Seized, taken in execution, and 10 be
sold as the property of Johr F. Lawbach.
ALSO-At the same time and place by
virtue of a writ, Yen. En- 10 me directed all
that certain LOT of land situate in Jameson's
addition to CentervIle Center TOWNSHIP, Co.
lumhia county, Lo, No. % in Plot of said
addition, bounded and described as follows,
on The North by lol of William Kroner. on
the East by an alley, on the South by an
alley and on The West street OF said Cen
treville, Containing one ihIrd OF an acre be
the same more or less. WheTeou are erect
ed Two story frame dwelling House and
other out buildings with The appunenances.
Seized, taken IN execution, and 10 be
sold as the pre- perry OF Harrison Lohman.
JOHN SNYDER, Sheriff.
Boomsburg, Feb. 20, 1861.
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THE PEOPLES COOK BOOK.
M Cd ID f RN COOK f R Y
La all its Branches,
M SIS LIZA TON,
CAREFULLY REVISED BY MRS 8. J. HALE


1T TELLS YOU HOW to choose ali kinds
= OF Meats, Poultry, and Game, with all
the various and most approved modes of
dressing and cooking Beef and Pork also
the best and simplest way of salto9, pick
ling and curing he same.
1T TELLS YOU ALL the various and
most approved modes of dressing, cooking
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and Game of all kinds, with the different
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1T TELLS YOU HOW TO choose, clean,
and preserve Fish of all kinds, and how TO
sweelen il when tainted also all the va
rlous and most approved modes of cooking
with the different Dressings, Sauces, and
Flavorines appropriate 10 each
1T TELLS YOU ALL the various and
most approved modes of preparing over
fifty different kinds OF Meat, Fish Fowl.
Game, aud Vegetable Soups, Broths, and
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1T TELLS YOU ALL the various and
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pare Pickles, Catsups and Curres of all
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1T TELLS YOU ALL the varlons and
most approved modes Of preparing and
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Confectionery, Preserves, Jellies, and Sweet
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1T TELLS YOU ALL the various and
most approved modes of making Bread,
Rusks, Mullins, and Biscuit, the besl
method OF preparing Coffee, Chocolate, and
Tea, ard how 10 make Syrups, Cordials,
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ITTELLS YOU HOW TO sci out and or
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simplify the whole Arl Of Cooking as TO
bring the choicest Injuries of Tie table
within every body's reach.
The book contains 4l8 pages, and up-
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which are the results OF actual experience,
having been fully and carefully tested un-
der the personal perintendence OF the
writers. 1t is printed in clear and open
type, is illustrated with appropriate engra-
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novI4m6
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Administrators A Notice.

Estate Of John c. Gearhan, late of Franklin
i0t0nshlP, Columbia county, deceased
EITERS of Administrator on the estate
OF John c. Gearhart, late of Franklin
township, Columbia county, deceased, nave
been granted, BY the Register of said coun-
", 10 Daniel c. Gearharl, of Maine town
ship, and county aforesaid. All persons
having claims or demands against the es
tate OF the decedeul are requested TO make
them known TO the administrator aud those
indebted 10 the estate 10 make payment
immediately 10
DANIEL C. GEARHART.
January %, lS6l-6w. Admr.
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GEs. GEO. WAsHNGToS MoRRIsos NUTT,
exhibited in the Court House, at this place,
on Thursday afternoon and evening last to
respectable audiences, and as far as we Can
learn his leyees rendered perfect satIsfac
tion- He is the smallest and most hand
come liiile General we have ever seen is
-I6 years old, 2s inches in height aud
weighs "a pounds. In company with The
General, was Miss BELToN, said 10 be The
prsltiesl and smalles: lady living. They
are both well educated, and tolerabIy good
xocalisis.
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AudifOr,s Nofice.

THE undersigned, Auditor appointed by
the Orphans Court of Columbia county, up
on exceptions to the account of Samuel
Kressler. administrator OF Lemuel Kressler,
late of Columbia county, deceased, will al
tend 10 The duties OF his appointment al his
Office, IN Bioomsourg, on Saturday, The
23d day OF March, A u. 1861, al 10 O'Clock
A. M, when aud where ell persons inter-
ested may attend.
WESLEY WRIT,
February 27 1861. Auditor.
z "Democraln please COPY.
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BLue BIRDS "A few of these beautiful
and welcome little songs,ers, whose appear
ance is hailed with universal Joy. doubtless
inspired with over confidence by the con-
genial weather, have made their appear
ance. We are afraid that they will yet be
brought 10 regret their imprudent flight to the
yet desolate North Their melancholy notes
may be heard from the tree tops as they
rsistfuliy turn towards the east for the ap-
pearance Of the raidient CLEANS of the sun
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Administrator's A Notice.

Estate of Peter Kline, late of Locust township
Columbia county deceased
4 ETTERS of administration on The estate
a Of Peter Kline, late OF Locust township,
Columbia county, deceased, have been
granted by the Register of said county 10
Martin V B. Kline, residing in the town.
ship and county Aforesaid. All persons
having claims or demands against The esi ate
oil the decedeht are requested 10 make
them known TO the Undersigned, and those
indebted 10 the estate to make payment 10
The admiuislralof without delay
MARTIN V. B. KLINE
January %, lS6I-6w. Admr