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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-09-10

The tolI0a0ing lands are an the NJ b. Or. Of Sec.
l, ". r. % Esd Ward.
s. Scribner-com. at NV OF lot l. thence
s 81 1.2 it, thence e Z 1-2 rds to a point 81 I-2
# of line oil lot 2, thence parallel to "
line of sd lot to line of same, thence " to
beginning,
Isabella COUrtRey-eom. $50 # e of NV cor of
lot /, thence parallel with line of lots
4 2 to line OF lot 2, thence sd line to
the line of Patrick Bailey's land about 9
rods, thence on sd Baiey's W line to side
of T. line s., thence to beginning, 1872
John HO00n-part ne or sec g. n. rod
& 229 # W OF the ne cor of sd Or sec, thence
Al S-l2 #, thence s 8 rds, thence Al S-l2
#, thence n rods to beginning,
+. s. LoUeH-com. on s line of Deming st 1874
# " Of the e line of sd qr sec, thence W on sd
st 81 4-12 #, thence $50 S.12 1T thence eS7
#, thence n 172 1t to beginning,
dom. HdnS0n-com. 176 it s of NV cor of lot
IL, on the line of Kenosha st, thence
parallel with the n line of sd lot 157 f. thenc
n A fl to point 157 # from the line of
Kenosha st, thence W 1854 #, thence a
feet to beginning, II
0. ColaoetI-com. 8 rds of the sw cor of lot
is in sd or sec, on line of Aenosha st,
thence e Is rds, thence rds, thence Is
rds, thence n rds to beginning,
Z. d. Bond-Uom. So rds of sw cor of lot
10 on the side of Kenosha St. thence
to tie sec line, thence rds, thence W to
Kenosha st, thence n rds to beginning,
BorrOaghs-com. 70 rds of cor of lot
10 q on line of Renosaa st, thence par
alel with line of sd or sec to the e line of
sd or sec, thence 3 a rds, thence to
Kenosha st, thence 8 "a rds to begins
ming,
Vim " Foster-com 297 # of the Sc cor
oflot Is d on W line of Kenosha 81, thence
$50 #, thence " to old Chicago road, thence
n &c it, thence to beginning !
John II NichOLS-lots 90 & u & part of lot
Is as follows beginning at Sc cor of lot IS,
then e n on line sd lot is #, thence to
point 50 # n of sw of sd lot thence
TO sw cor, In ence to beginning Also
all the land lying of sd parcels of lots
ofthe telegraph road and bounded
by the aley between lots 25 &c, IA
Hess6urgh de BrOther--com II rods of tie
sc cor of lot II 10 rds of the center of
old Chicago road, thence rds, thence
W 5 1>2 rds, thence rds, thence 5 1-2
rds to beginning,
Stephen FOTbes-com. II rds of the Sc cor of
lot IL s. 10 l-2 rds " of the center of the
old Chicago road, thence 6 rds, thenew5
IL rds. thence n rds, thence 8 10 rds
to beginning,
S b ScOH-eom. u rds of sc cor Of lot II
thence W 10 rds thence 8 rds, thence 10
rds, thence n rds to beginning,
Charles b FOrd-com, As 81 rds ) Of sc line
of lot II & 229 l-2 # " Of old Chicago road,
thence " 5 IL rds, thence n 5 5-s rds
thence e 5 1-2 rds. thence to beginning,
Michael O'Niel-eOm. rds " i - Is rds
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@2e>
Name. DeScrtp3oh' s'5 -
nm Stocllm-Part of blk 90: commencing
at sw cor of blk, thence line of sd blk
f tIe snSnss to be Beg as s85
Nm SOcuin-Part of blk %: commencing
at Sc Ger of blk, thence to point 80 fte
Of the sw cor, thence to center of bk,
fhpnce e 165 it to line of bk thence
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fOLtO10ang pieces Of ANA are IN the
Sec 80 T2 " Il % E-FirSt Va

T Goodheer-west hf Of 4
J Holmes-Pt oil 3, commencing
line of lot Is # of NV cor thence to 6
line of sd lot, thence s to sc cor, thence W
co Sw corner, thence to beginning, and
in the Sc or of sec 81 sw or OF sec 81,
Thomas Bond-Pt of lot blk 6: commencing
at sw cor of lot 6. thence rods, thence
1 rods, thence rods, thence on the
line of sd lot to beginning, 9
bennett & Selleck-East hi ot Y hi Of 1&6 I
Moves & Noyes-west hf of hf Of 1&S 10 !
S Fisk II 10 Davis II
Up TwistS -
s e g. Blakely 10 II
Powers ) ii 20 40 Is 3
WIN Seymour Ii Is Smith e1-3 10 q !
The tolIoaoiag pieces Of land are in the s. W. Or.
Sec 81 T2 N p % E-kIret Ward.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1863-07-18

CADHMEy SaOp?
EVANS & M'FARLAND
TAKE this method Of informing the people Of
L Jefferson county, that they are carrying on
the business of
CABINET MAKING
In oil its baanches a, their Shop, on the corner
Delaware and Jefferson streets,
TUSCALOOSA. KANSAS.
Where they will be hspey to accommodate all
who need anything in their line. We are pre-
pared TO make to order. On short notice,
Bureaus, Side Boards,
Wardrobes, Book Cases,
Breakfast, Dining and Center,
TABLES, Beds'eads,
Violet and Wash Stands.
Capboards, Desks, Chairs.
Secretaries, Cabinets, Chests;
Toilet Cases or Boxes,
For the Ladies. very convenient end useful and
any article not enumerated pertaining to the bu.
siness. Also,
WINDOW BLINDS
OF best quality.
such as is
WELL SEASONED.
All our work is
Warranted
To be asrePsesented. All We ask il to
Gre as a Trial,
and not 60 ont Of the County for what you can
get better and cheaper At home. We feel conf
dent We can Please in quality and suit in price.
CONE AND SEE!
We are also prepared to attend Promptly
to eli calls pertaining to -
UNDERTAKING -
In satisfactory manner.
EVANS e. MCFARLAND.
OskalOosa, Feb. IA. 1868. l29.u
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z Skin Deep Patriotism

Some persons are very loud in thei,
professions Of patriotism. until Treason
touches them with its deadly poison
aud then it is quite another thing. Il
is all wen enough to denounce traitors
In general: but it is a terrible thing to
specify their pets in the sin, and wrong
and ,hideous crime of treason. That il
but miserable counterfeit patriotism
which does not love country better than
any rebel-which does not stand BY the
dear old flag and denounce any one,
however near by the ties of relationship,
who would lift an unholy and rebellious
hand@to pluck it down and trail it.
GLORIOUS stars and stripes" in the dust.
In one sense We hold all traitors alike;
but evidently he is the worst type Of a
rebel and has least excuse for his crime,
who has lived in free State, and from
the light Of true liberty goes into the
ranks of treason. He is traitor and
a copperhead united. aud sins against
too much light to have the mantle Of
charity thrown over his objectionable
act.
If our brother or father should dis
grace his name and blood by turning
rebel against our benign government.
We should disown him aud never again
own the relationship. So We believe OF
all others. If theft.or robbsry,or mar
der will disgrace man. much more
treason. Away with all traitors, and
LEI those who sympathize with them.
go alse, and share their fortunes. We
have no regard for any traitor. nd only
wish them all ruin, and their cause
with them. +" . =
They who would sacrifice their coun-
Try for traitor, simply because be is of
KIN to then. can do 50: we do not belong
10 that class: and if the standard of pa
tnotism 10 the country we're no higher
than that, the rebellion would succeed
in month. We regard oil as enemies
of the. country Who are not its friends
firm. stauncb. uncompromising friends;
al others are little better than traitors.
if they are not open rebels.
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Petition for Dover.

IN the matter Of the petition Of Keziah Par
nell for the assignment Of her dover in the e.
tate OF Isaac Parnell, deceased,
Whereas, the said Keziah Parnell, widow Of
Isaac Parnell, deceased late Of Jefferson County,
in the State Of Kansas, has filed her petition in
the Probate Court Of said County, praying for
the assignment and admeasurement Of her dow.
er in her late husbands estate: notice is hereby
given to all persons interested in said estate as
heirs or deyisees, or who claim title to any part
Of the following described real estate, to wis =
The northwest fractional quarter Of section two
a. in township eight 49, OF range seventeen %,
containing one hundred and sixty seven and fif-
ty-eight hundredth l67 $1,000 acres. and the
west bali Of the SOUTH west Quartes Of section
thirty five l35) in township seven "a OF range
seventeen 90, containing eighty (S0) acres;-
that unless cause be shown 10 said Court on the
first day Of the next regular term thereof, 70 De
begun and held on the 9Th day Of October, A. D.
1868, it will be decreed by said Court, that the
said Keziah Parnell be endowed Of one full hall
part Of the said above described premises. - and
Tor her dover therein.
Witness ions w. DAv, Judge Of
k~l said Court, with the seal thereof az
{SEAL} fixed, at office in the village Of Os
f~~\ kalo0sa, this 18th day Of Jane, A.
D. 1858. ~
l49 JOHN W. DAY, Judge.
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Evidence ahst there are some thieves
about haze appeared during the pas,
week. The msanest kind of thief is
one who goes to house during the alb
sencs of the male members, and attempts
to commit cepredations. Its apparent
that there are some proving villains
somewhere in this community, who ere
suffering for small dose Of cold lead or
an application of hemp cordage. Any
honest and indsstrioas man can make
living by honorable labor If he will.
and if there are those who will not, but
who depend upon robbing those who do.
the sooner the earth is rid Of them the
better. ] An industrious and homes,
population is an honor to community
and blessing to society; bu: set Of
rogues are q curse to themselves and
the "rest Of mankind"
Some pernicious seed has been sown
thoughout Kansas, and much of it by
men who ought to have known better,
and now the fruit is maturing. "They
that SOW to the wind must reap the
"hirlwind;" they that 'tsow to the flesh
shall reap corruption. ," o what har-
vest some men in Kansas will reap
when the 'summer is ended I"
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Notice to Unknown Heirs

NOTICE IL hereby given, that on or sbou. the
18th day Of September, A. d. 1861, one Ewing
l.. Mickey died BY drowning in the Kansas Riv
er, At or near Lawrence, Kansas. Said deceased
was Of ght complexion, had light HAIR and whis-
kers, and was little above medium hight His
place Of nativity is not known. Letters dad.
ministration on the estate Of the SAID deceased
were issued to the undersigned by the Judge Of
the Probate Court Of Jeiielsen County. Kansas,
been appraised at twelve hundred and ninety
nine dollars and ninety cents, (Sl299 90l There
being no known heirs 70. said estate, persons
claiming to inherit from the said Ewing L. Mox.
ley, deceased, are required to establish the fact
by filing legal proof in the Probate Court of said
County. RICHARD HULL,
l47-7w $40 Administrator.
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During the past week has been &C
smoky ~ TO give the appearance 'ol
clouds. and 70 cool - to reuindlons Of
early April. We notice that quite q
nsnessef ehildres and some older per.
sons !. bsvs sd!ds. - sressk Of sbs peeu
''ar condition Of The atmosphere. Not.
"'shstsh ding the unfsvorabls weather,
s'eseaene Ersws right along. We trus,
change Paaaaans esd congsnial, will
!''''. sss,seol spsll,' 60
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Mr.. Saith, has been receiving the
nachinery for his new mill during the
past week ard intends to push the work
forward to completion as rapidly as
possible. We hope soon to announce
that steam is up and the mill at work.
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We return our grateful thanks to the
unknown friend who deposited the &C
rep.able present 1t our door on We'd
nesday evening. The wreath of flowers
and boquet we're such as good taste and
.lady's ready hand could only fashion;
but beautiful a. they are. we cherish
them far more for the language they
speak-the good will Of some unknown
but genuine friend. God bless the DON
or The other aceompaniments were
most deiieately bestowed -
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1863-07-18

AARRIED.-On the 9Th inst. a, Osaw-
Zee. by Rev. A. G. Channel. DR.. JAnrs
r.rHRsos ,of Osawkee. this county, and
MISS DIADAAA 3. GARpNER. of Branch
county. Mich. %
Thanks for the cake. May the happy
pair never lack any good thing.
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He also keeps good supply Of the following
Standard Patent Medicines:
Order Of Publication

STATE OF KANSAS,
COUyrY OF JErJERsON. 1s ea
In the District Court of the FIRST Judicial Dis
,rict OF Kansas. sitting in said County of Jefier
son,
William Grayg, Plaintiff,
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William Graxg, Plaintiff.
John w. Shaw. Defendant !:

son.
William Grayg, Plaintiff,
VS.
John w. Shaw, Defendant:
Whereas, said plaintiff has filed an affidavit:
herein. stating that YOU, the above named John
w. Shaw, are a nonresident of the State of Z an
sas, and that service Of summons cannot be
made on YOU therein, therefore. you are hereby
notified, by publication hereof being made in The
Independent, published n OskaloOsa- in tho said
County Of Jefferson, for six consecutive weeks
that said plaintiff, Willia", Gragg, has filed hil
Petition in the above entitled suit against you 10
the above mentioned Court. wherein said SUIT il
now pending, the object of which and the player
Of said Petitions for said plaintiff to recover The
sum Of 1891 So leo, together with interest thereon
at the rate OF ten per cent. per annum from the
18th day of September. A. d, 1862, due and ow
ing from GU 10 him By reason Of the Marshal Of
the United States for the D strics Of Kansas hav.
ing on the 18th dav Of September, A. d. 1862
sold property real estate OF said plainli for the
sum Of {l,Sl5 OS-lO0, under and by virtue Of and
to satisfy that certain writ Of Execution, dated
Of the 18th day of July, A. d. 1862, issued out oil
the Office If the Clerk Of the District Court OF the
United States for said District of Kansas, here.
BY said Marshal was commanded that of the goods
and chatties, and for want thereof Of the lands
and tenements of said William Grsgg and John
w. Shaw in his District be cause to be made the
sum Of tl64S s-lOO, and the further sum Of 8 Is.
35 100 aud costs, with interest ,lereou at the rate
of ten per cent per annum from the fifth day 0!
Nav, A. ID 1862, which said witt Of Execution
was issued and founded on that certain iudement
whereby Stewart Van vliet did, on the 5,h day Of
Nav "A. D. 1862 in and by the considera,iorfof the
asst mentioned Court, at the April Term thereof,
A.D. 1862, recover against said William Grsge
and John w Shaw, Judgment for the sum of SIG.
As So IO0 also, their costs in tina, behalf expen.
ded which said judgment was rendered on and
BY reason OF the non payment of that certain
promissory note. dated Of the I4,h day Of Sen.
iember, 1860, whereby said Gras. and Shaw
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NOTICE.

Alexander Hauiord. in she SsaleOf Kensucky.
will take notice that David I. Mitchell, Of Doug
las Connty, Kansas. did. - The l4th day Of FeS.
ruary. 1880, tile his petition in the District Coust
sor Jefferson County, Kansas, against Alexander
Hansfoed, setting forth that said Alexander H.no-
ford is justly indebted TO sid Mitchell 10 he 1n
Of eS7, % for morey luaned and advanced b said
Mitchell to said Hanssord. with inseresa tAeseen
from the 5th day Of January. lSso, n she ~ Of
ten per cent. per annunl And said Hansiosd i
further notified thae bis real estate situated r,
Jefferson County, kA0sas, to Wit: the south esss
been attached to pay said money interest and go
Of suit. And the said ,Alsxsudsr Hansfard - no.
tilted that Inc is required to appear and answer
said petition on OF Sefose The 1oth 1ny Of JuIv {
1863, or the same will Be faksa - esaiesued..
l4l 7-w D. +. MITCHELL.
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Administrators Sale.

XXOtA1ttSSSss UsOH . NO0sCs
r WILL offer st Public Sale, at the late resi-
i dencs Of Elisha Nance, deceased, in Ken.
lucky Township, Jefferson Co.. Kansas, on
Saturday, July 25, 1868.
The following property, belonging to the Estate
Of said deceased:
Pony Mare, l Watch, l Coat, and Saddle.
A credit until the lst day Of January, 1854,
on al; sums Of 50 and upwards. by the purchaser
giving note with approved securities; all sums
under IS cash in hand.
Sale to commence at O'Clock, P. n. on said
day. DENNIS TAYLOR.
149-3w S3 Administrator.
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STATE OF KANSAS, I
County o. JxTvKRsoH. !

NOTICE Il hereby given, that the Board Of
Com missionon Of ths County e Je6sssoa end
STATE Of Ksnas, will meet Il the County Clerks
Office. in The Village Ct Oskaioosa, on the ilr.t
Road az Eaualizatioa, 70 correct errors that
msv appear n ti,s Asssssmsot Rsll Of said Ccun-
~ Tor lie yeaR 1858. = -..@s..s =
i5o.sw N. r, DUTTON. County Clesk.
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PROPOSALS FOR LUMBER.

DEPOT QCARTERMASTER's OTFTE,
Corner Eighteenth and q streets,
Washington, Jan. a, 1853.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
office until Monday, January 49, 1885, at 70 O'Clock
ioi delivering 10 the city Of Washington, at such
million q 900 OOO) feet OF Lumber Of the following
kind and description, IL:
Seven hundred aud fifty thousand 1850, OOO) feet
- or one ~ Inch White Pine Common
Cuttings.
Eighty-thfec thousand three hundred and thir.
ty-three ts3, 313) feet ScAntling, by (, four
teen feet long, tiemlnckl
ElBhty-three thousand three hundred aud thir-
ty-four 1890 feet Scantling, by I, siN-
teen feet long, tHemlOCkD
Elghty-three thousand three hundred and thir-
ty-three 1880 feet Scantllng 3by I, clgh.
teen feet long, (IIemlock,)
Al the above described to he good nlerrha ninble
Lumber, subject to the inspection Of m agent APP
pointed or The, part of the Government.
All the Lumber TO be deliN cred within twenty
days after signing the contract
Proposals from dtiogai parties will not be con.
sldered. An cath Of allegiance 10 me L. :. GorTn-
mani must accompany each proposition.
The ability ofthe bidder to the contract should
1t be awarded to him. must be guaranteed BY two re-
spOnsible persons whose signatures arc 10 be ap-
pended to the guarantee, and sad guarantee must dc-
company The bid.
The responsibility Of the guarantors must be
shown by the official certificate OF the clerk OF the
nearest District Court, or Of the United states Dis
Bidders must be present in person when the bids
arc opened, or the proposals will not be consit-
cred.
The tull me and post office address OF the bidder
must appear In the proposal.
II a bid Is made In the name Of hTm, the names
OF all the parties must appear, or the hid Will be
signing it,
Bonds in the sum Of ~ thousand dollars, signed
by the contractor and both OF his antOTs will
be required OF the successful bidder upon signing
the contract.
The right to reject any or all bids that may be
deemed TOO high Is reser ed by the Depot quarter.
master.
Informal proposals will be rejected
Proposals must be addressed TO Capt Ldward l.
HartE, Assistant QuartermasteF L. S. army, Wash.
ington, D. T., and should be plainly marked Pro.
posals for Lumber"
IORM Or GUARANTEED.
We, -, ofthe county OF -, and State Of -,
and -, OF the county Of -, and State OF -, do
hereby guaranty that - is able to fulfil a con
tract In accordance with the terms Of his propO-
sltiOn, and that, should his proposition be accept.
ell he will al once enter into contract In accuri.
ance Herewith.
should the contract be awarded him, We are
prepared to become his securetles.
10 this guarantee must be appended the official
certificate AbUvC-mentlOnedl
EDWARD l.. HARTZ
Capt. aud Asst QuarteFmastcr, U. $, 4.
Jan i0-dtd
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IMPORTANT TO POsTMAsTERs AND
OTHERS.

FUSI OTTItL DLTNRIMLkI,
appointment Office, Jan. }, 1853.
Many fustmAstPrs persist In sending through the
mails packages Of clothing, boots, etc, charging
thereon only one rent an ounce fer postage.
This Ia pAIpHhle violation OF the law and Tegu-
lations, with which every Postmaster should be
familiar. The packages are held for the legal post
age at the distributing offices or office Of delivery
RccumulatIng to such an extent az to be greatly
annoying to these offices, and In a large majority
Of cases never reach the parties addressed thus
causing loss to the parties sending. The law and
thg regulations clearly lehnC what Is mHilable mat.
ter, and prescribe what amount OF postage Is to be
charged thercon and further provides that all other
matter or thing, QscHtby mail Suy'd 10 iCr post
rQr.
10 prey ent further loss to parties interested and
the improper interruption OF business A. the large
Offices, all Pustmasters are required 10 make them
selves fully acquainted with the Law and Tegula-
lions relating 10 the postal service; and the mailing
Of packages hereafter Of the character referred to
by any Postmaster, without the proper postage
being paid BY postage stamps, win be considered
good cause fol- removal
ALEXANDER W. RANDALL,
First Assistant Postmaster General.
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'I,EETHi TEETH

NJ. LOOMS, NJ. D., the In, eutor and paleuIee
Of the Mineral Plate Teeth, attends personally at
his office In this city
Many persons can wear these teeth who cannot
wear others, and no person eau wear others who
cannot wear these.
Persons calling at my office can be accommodated
with any style and price Of Teeth they may desire;
but TO those who are Particular and wish the pnr-
est oleanest strongest and most perfect denture
that art can produce, the Mineral Plate will lie
more fully warranted.
Rooms In this eity-EO. 13s Penusyllania ave-
nue. between Ninth and Tenth streets. Also, on
Arch street, Philadelphia, mar Ie-iy
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no INVENTORS AND PArENTEEs.

Mum & CO, proPrieiors Of the scientific Amer.
lean, and agents for procuring American and For
Cign
Pat EN- rs
wan S'riec,t T,orS cLTcri,Hc, in IL, BUsirCSs.
Refer to Hon. Judge Mason, Hon, Joseph Holt
Hon, W. d. Bishop, observation-disclosures OF Patents
and 10 more than fifteen thousand inl entors who
have had business done through Mum \ Co.'S Pa,
tent Agency.
Pamphlet Of al, Ice sent free by mail.
Patent Laws and Regulations, iOO pagcS, - cents
mail
No charge fol consultation, orally or by mail.
Preliminary Examination In United states Ta
tent once, %.
Ohlees, No. 81 FArk Row, New York; Washing
ton, corner Of and seventh streets, Opposit eth
? tent OfiOe. mar ID BmiI
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by W. l.. WALL a CO., Auc tions.r.,
COURT.

DISTRICT Of Columbia, Washington tOu,ug, 10 pit:
In the ease Of Anna Random, eXeCutFix Of Bene.
diet Random deceased, the eNccutrlN Aforesaid has
With the APPRECIATION Uf the Orphans Court OF
Washington county niurCsRid, appointed SATURDAY, ,
the 18th day Of January nest for the final settle
ment and distribution Of the personal estate OF said
deceased, OF the assets In hand, FAT Hs the same
have been collected aud turned into money, when
and where all the creditors and heirs OF said de
ceased are notified Ia attend tat the Orphans Court
Of Washington county alUresaihl with their claims
property vOuChed, Or they may OthCrwisC by Law
he excluded from all benefit In said deceased's es.
tate prov idPd copy Ol this order be published
once week for three weeks in the National Rspub-
hcdm, previous to the said Gath day Of January,
1853
Fest: T. [. ROBBINS
doe 3l-l-wJw Register Of Wills.
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SECURE 4 MUSICAL EDuoATIoN.

A. 'OIiN =. ~ uSsl'e W Iil.u'h 'n' l'l'
EOns on the Violin, Guitar, Flute, and upon bra-s
Instruments, either to casses Or individuals, either
at his residence, No. 49d + street, between SlNih
and Seventh streets, or AT the Residences OF his
pupils. Abundant Testimonials exhibited to prove
his capacity AZ teacher Of the art divine"
jan eff Chron, and Starl