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Aud Notice.
Maria Fuller, el. al. Levari T

Maria Fuller, el. al. Levsri Faeias,
vs. No. 80. Dec.
s L. Bsl,lt & NJ 3 BeiiIs. Term. 1865
The money raised on the above writ,
having been ruled into Court, on motion OF
Jphn g. Freeze the Codr appointed VI. E
-J~cksoB, Auditor, TO disribue the fund TO
and among the lien creditors entitled there
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1866. al ten ociock in the forenoon of SAID
day. Tor The purpose of performing he du-
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having aEy claims upon sald fund are
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Esfofe OF Co;Bad EsnsisTmdcheT, deceased
THE phdersigned, Auditor appointed By
the Orphans Court of Columbia county, TO
make distribution OF the fund in the hands
of Benjamin P. Former and Lewis Yeuer,
Executors OF Conrad Fensrermacher, dec ID
among The several heirs OF tie 6ecedenl in
the order established by law, will attend al
his Office. in Bloomsburg, on THURSDAY,
THE 25TH DAY OF JANUARY, 1866, al
10 O'Clock, An, of said day Tor the purpose
eoi making the distribution. All persons
having claims or demands asain-t the es-
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them 10 the Auditor on IhaI day, or be de-
barred from coming in for share OF the
fund JOHN g. FREEZE, Auditor.
Bloomsbury. Dec 81, 1865 -7w 80 SO.
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WIDOWS APPRAISEMENFS.
NOTICE UF CONFIRMATION.

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personal property ei apau 10 Widows of
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couury on Wednesday, the 7Ih day of Feb
ruary, A. D. 1865, al ? a'cloek in Ihe AFTER
noon of said day !; unless exceptions 10
each confirmation are previously filed, of
which all persons interested in said estates
VIII take notice.
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Twp, decd.
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twp, deed.
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E,tafe Of JOAN Beclsr, deceased.

THE undersigned. Auditor appointed By
the Orphans Court OF Columbia county, TO
make distribution OF The fund in The hands
OF Ro5en F. Clark, Executor of John Beal-
er, deceased, TO and among The creditors
and heirs entitled to he same, in the order
established by law, will attend at his Office
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Path DAY OF JANUARY, 1866, AT TEN
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barred from coming in for n share OF The
iund w WRIT, Auditor.
Bloomsbury Dec 81. Is65.-iw 50 so.
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GRAND JURORS FOR FEBRUARY
TERM 1866

Rloom-Morris C. slcan.
Bor- Bsrwick-Charies D. Fowler
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Kline, JohnJ hutchison.
klin-Joseph Bidler
Creenwood-R Kitchen.
Hemlock--James Roai, H1dson Girton
Locus,-WIiiiam Goodman, Maybery
6iryder, Jonas Fetermao.
Mt PIeasapi-Elias Dreiblebis.
Msdison--Joseph c. Smith.
yaekson-John kesler..
Roaringrseek-HenryH Hoffman.
Scotl-Jsoob Terhiiiiger
Peuermsu.
jan 8, 1866.
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THE Undersigned, Andnor appointed by
the Orphans Court oil Columbia county to
make dirtribntion Of the fund in the hands
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be debarrsd nom coming m for share oil
The lund. c. g. BARkLEY,
Auditor.
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Auditors Notice.

Isaiah John ! Venditioni Exponas,
vs.. No. 8, Deer Term,
Samuel B. Diemer 1865.
The money raised on the above wriI hsv-
ing been ruled into Conf, on motion oil
Jonn G. Freeze, The Conrl appointed NJ. E.
Jackson, Auditor 10 distribute the fund 10
and among the lien creditors entitled there
to according 10 law. The Auditor will at
tend al The Office OF Robert +. Clark, ESQ.,.
10 Bloomsbury, on FRIDAY, THE 26TH
DAY OF JANUARY. 1866. al 10 O'Clock
in the forenoon OF said day, for the purpose
Of performing the duties o. his appointment;
and all persons having claims upon said
fund, are hereby notified and required 10
make their claims before said Auditor, or
be forever deba afred from coming in on said
fund. NJ f. JACKSON, Audiior.
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ONE BOND.
AIDIT0R,S NOTICE.

Estate Of jacob 1iiis. deceastd
THE UNDERSIGNED, apB0in sed Audit
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10 make distribution of the balance iu the
hands Of John Smith, one of The Executors
tees Of Teslalor, will attend al his Office in
Bloom sburg in said county on SATURDAY
THE TWENTY-SEVENTH DAY OF JAN.
1866, al 10 O'Clock of said day 10 make the
distribution, when and where All persons
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Estdfs Of Wizard c. Grsen, dec'd
THE UNDERSIGNED, Auditor appoint
cd By the Orphans Court of Columbia
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of-Lewis G. Greene administrator Of VIII
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fund. C.B. BROCKWAY,
AudifoT.
BIoomsburg. Dec 27, ls65.-4w 50 so.
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----------------- ------------S
PUBLIC SHa q.
OF
REAL ESTATE.

In pursuance of an order of he @ :, :,
Court OF Columbia County, Pa :. or
MONDAY, THE 10Th, OFJ4NUfRl :
at 10 o'clork in the forenoon, SOIO,t-'
NEYHARD, Guardian of the mpur, =,
dren Of Samnel 4. Bowman, !a'r 81 81 III
twp IN said county, decd. viii eN,
sale, by public vendue, on ihr ,.r- ..
the undivided fiye-sevenihs OF rhs l.r
ded eleven ,LweIfths of certain L o; |.
situate in Miflrn twp, adjoining. i34
Meyer. VIM Brown, Benz. Yqhes an !.
ers, containing Tweniy-tw,o Acre
eight acres thereof is cleared. ALL
the same time. on the premises, the .
vided five-se venth eff the undiviirf ~
iwelllhs OF five oui lots lying adj i -:
The same twp, bounded by lanH- al Il
Yohe, Sarah Bowman and oihsf>, ros. b
ing Ten Acres. ALSO, at thr. >a,p-
on The premises, the uBdi.idei o.
enths OF, the undivided eleven-lwrlliiis.
certain Out Lot, lying in Mifil,nvilie. a.
ing Sarah Bowman, Benz. Yote !, e a..
Yohe, containing -Four .Alefes. a,i.>O.
the same time, on The premises, tr- az,
vided five seveHths Of. lhe npdivra-st =
en.lwellths OF one other Out Lpi. - NJ ~
vile, adjoining lands OF 'Rm. .Bsu 81.
uel Bedelman and VIM. Brown Gu l,,.s
-Four Acres. ALSO, on the piemi---
the same dime, 6ve-sevenihs al {.
Out Lot, in Mifflinyie, No. 81, co.,a
Ten Acres. Late the estate OF aid
ed, siluale in The township OF NJ Il :. :.
county aforesaid.
JESSE COLEMAN. Clerk.
!, SOLOMON NEYHARD, Guatdian.
Bloomsbury, Jan. 3, 1866.
ALSO, Al the same time api plar--.
heirs of The said Samuel A. Bowma,
are of age, will offer in copnrc -
the foregoing The undivided lwn->. -
Of the said undivided eleysn-iwrii IL
each OF The above mentioned ana ,ls-,i
premises; and the undivided two 80. "a
of Out Lot, No 81 aforesaid.
Terms and conditions made .kue~''
day OF sale. JOSEPH p. BON :.
CELESTE MILL
WILLIAM MlLL.-...
Jan. 3. 1866.
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Auditors Notice.
Estate of Isaiah BAH, dec d

Estate Of Isaioh BAH, decd
THE undersigned, an Auditor. al.p,i.
by the Orphans Court of Columbia .
10 distribute the funds in the hands -, ;
B BowmSn and Isaiah Bower sdm,i
tors Of Isaiah BAIL, deceased, will A..
the duties Of his appointment al III =
in Berwick, on Wednesday the IL, :
JAM, 1866, al 10 o'clock A. NJ. =.
tine and place all persons. in,ef--,-
notified 10 present their claims OF i,-. i
red from coming in on said, fund,
M. nj. TRAGGH, An',.a'
Dec. 81, 1865 -4w. So So.
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EXECUTORS S.ii...
Valuable Real rs i

WILL be exposed 10 public ssY :;
w lale dwelling house OF " il.ii !.
COLE, deceased, in Beuton ioNnsn :, |
lumbia county, OH
THURSDAY, THE 18TH OF JAN,
at 10 O'Clock in the. forenoon OF rati Z
the following described real esiatr. Ia e
A CERTAIN TRACT OF Lil;
situate in Benton township, Coinm',i, :.
adjoining lands of the heirs OF Joh,i 1
bach on the easI, and other lands bel
TO the estate of the said William Cole
the norih, south, and west, containing ].
ACRES more or less, whe-eon are G;
Il LARGE And V.4LUABLE. c
BILL, containing three pair OF Slnl.s
Saw Mill, Dwelling House and Siah.
ALSO, certain Plantation and t.
LAID, situate In Benton township. al.
said, adjoining lands of Benjamin Btu.s
the north, the heirs of John Laubaru
the east, Fishingcreek on the west, anj
Mill tract above described on. The so'
containing SEVENTY ACRES, mor.
less, whereon are ereeled a TWO $50
Stone Dwelling House
4 LARGE FRAME BANK BARN,
out houses. about Fifty Acres is impfa
land.
ALSO, certain tract Of land situate
Benton township aforesaid, aud on
ives, side of Fishingcreek, adjoining la
OF Benjamin Brink on The north, adjoin
he manor irac, on The south, Samuel Ha
man and others on the west, and FISH
creek on the east. containing ..
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1866-01-24
CL0VERsEED WANTED.

The undersigned will pay the hiahsl
markel prices Tor CLOVERSEED.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1866-01-24
O1Iice-Beaver Valley, Pa.

Will attend TO taking acknowledgements,
Write Deeds Mortgages, Leases, Bonds,
Notes, Agreements, &c. Surveying atien~
ded TO with despatch. Charges moderate.
Ian. 10. 1865 .-3mo.