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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-11-09
Our Church Directory.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL

METHODIST EPISCOPAL.
Grace. Ninth and West. Rev. Jacob Todd ser
vices a. 10Y, a, NJ, ~. r NJ NJ ssvsn,b Raw
Union. OI Fiith aud wss6instou, Rev, Charles
h AsbaTy.' Third and walnut Rev Enoch Stubs
Scott G. Seventh and Spruce streets. Rev. T. L.
BTaRdywine, Twenty hrst aud Market. Rev. T.
B, Hunter; loh. A. n; ~; X cfs M Raw H n.
Davis iO4,. A. NJ. z p. M,,p.,.,
Msdeley Chapel. Claymont Avenue and b street
PRRsBTTBRIAS
Central, King street, below Seventh lok' A. NJ
7 hanover We Sixth and King. Rev Lafayette Marks
" %eSst. EIshiR and Washington. Rev. Geo. H
Smyth; l0k, A. NJ, ~. I. Nj. NIT.
Devotional meetings as follows: Young People I
prayer meeting Sunday evening at quartelr, to
O'Clock in the prayer roomi CongregnluonAh msa,
as,fay evening az n e9I2'k young s Men 'O 81
S1 fTst. FsHi S and Market, Rev. s. H. MeKOwn
diivet, Adams and Chestnut, Rev. .J.snyder
n Rodney Street Chapel. Rodney street, near Del
IiGilbert Chapel. Fourteenth and French.
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL.
Ri Rev. Alfred Lee. D. D., Bishop Of Delaware
, St. AndTew's, Eighth and shipley' b 1nil lee
Trinity y Chapel, Fifth and King, Rey. William
FROST. d, D. nrst and second Sundays IN eaoi
month at l0iS, A. NJ, and ~, p; N, third an'
fourth Sundays at 10Y, A NJ. and 4, T; NJ; Wed
nssdays az 4 P. NJ. Fridays and Holy days
Church. Rev Dr. FROST. Rector; Rev. william
&C calvary, TSifd aug washington, Rev. eoOrS
"A, Latmer; l0k, A. NJ, ~, = N, NIL, 49,,
St, Johns Nandever Avenue and Market treel
Rev. 7. @. Littell; lOh, A. NJ, L. T. N.
ROMAN CATHOLIC.
RI. Rev. Thomas A. Becker, D. D. Bishop o
St. Peters, Sixth and West, Rev. Matthew A
st. Mary d, Sixth and Pine Rev., 7. Reilly
O. 81, 80, 10 %, A. NJ, and 49, T, NJ p.r Al
X. Fallon q, 80, $50, 10. 30. A. NJ and 3 ~. I n
St, James Chapel, Lowering, Avenue ana "
POnt, Rev Mr.. serrotinii lO'a' A. NJ
BAPTIST
First. King. above Tenth, Rev E. @. MAryOtt
Second, Fourth and French. no pastor present
Delaware a. are Avenue. West and Delaware Avenue
Rev. g. W, ,folyell' loH' A M and IN r. N
ot German nn Fifth and Walnut, Rev. Jacob Fell
man 10 A. M, 7, r. M.
SOCIETY or FRIENDS.
West Street Meeting tHicksitel, West betwee
Ninth Street Meeting Orthodoxy. Ninth an
Atnalli 10 A, NJ ~. NJ
| UNITARIAN.
First Church. West above Eighth, Rev. fielde
Israel; 10Y A. a.
| swEDEEBORaGAE.
New Jerusalem. Delaware Avenue and Wasf
| agton street, Rev. Willard IA. Hlnckley; 10
A. NJ, N p. NJ.
GERMAN LUTHERAN.
lions German Evangelical, Sixth and Rrencl
Rev r. Isenschmidt; l096 A. NJ. and ~ P. M.
sPIRITuALIsTs.
Delaware State Society, Second s rect mel
Washington.
Mrs r. D. HyEer will speak tomorrow afte
noon at o clock and at ~ in the evening.
AFRICAN.
African Union, French above Eighth, Rev.
w Leekins 10Y A. NJ, and ~ p. NJ.
r. Zion NJ. b. 4, Ninth and French, Rev. J.
Gilbert 10 A. NJ. Sand u p. NJ.
Bethel African NJ 81, Walnut above Sixth, Re
T. g. Steward; 10Y A. NJ, ~ ?. NJ.
81. Peters African Union Chapel, West seeoi
street 100 A. NJ, * p. NJ.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-11-09

The contract for altering the old Meth
odist church on Filth below Market street,
purchased by the Tusc lrora Tribe Of Red
Men, Is in progress The building is being
transferred into fine Hall, the first floor
10 be used as an armory for the G trlside
Rifles, the second for lectures and enter
tainments. James M'Dsde has the contract.
The Hall will be formally opened on
Thursday, Friday and Saturday evenings
OF this week by the Shakespeare Associa-
ton In The drama of "Nine Points of the
Law" and the farce of "Two Buzzards "
Officer Detroit has been presented by cit
liens OF Chester with new uniform In
token Of their appreciation Of his courage
In arresting some roughs who, besides
teaiing a suit of Of him, beat him badly,
Thomas Dough Ity, the only one of the
party who did not get of, has been held in
$1,000 for trial at the November court.
An effort is being made to establish a
Savings Bank in Chester.
The Seventh street bridge Is again pro-
nounced finished.
There is talk of increasing the police
| force.
| Michael HOnan, contractor, on Wednes'
day last commenced the filling and grading
of Front street from Penn street to Chester
creek.
VIM. Ward, Esq, has resigned the CIT,
Solicitorship, doubtless owing 10 the pres
sure Of other ard more profitable business
IN the line Of his profession. The SALARY
Is I - per annum, aud seven candidate
were named TO MI the vacancy.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-11-09

SMALL pOx IN EAsToN.-A small. pox
panic was gotten up 10 Easton on salur-
day and sunday. Two taaes appeared,
that Of Susan Wilson and William Dickin-
son, both colored, contracted from Il case
In Chapel District, and rdmor soon run
these two cases mp to four, six, ten, and
finally TO eighteen ! Only tho two cases
have existed in Easton, and now there Is
none. The Town Commissioners prompt.
ly lifted up hospital about two miles
from Easton, and had the patients re-
moved TO 1t, and their houses In town tn
migaled and made innocuous by dlsln
fectauts, 50 that there Is no probability o.
the spread of the disease. Dickinson, who
has been very feeble with consumption fo
some months, died on Tuesday.-Easto'
Jonrnal.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-11-09

stir toward the building of the Little
FIR railroad-frOm Elkton to Lewisyille-
il Is reported, is to be made soon. A corps
Of engineers were to start on ii this week.
TuE QuARRYvILLE HARRow GUAGE.
Il is now certain that the Quarfyville
Branch Of the Lancaster and Reading
Narrow Gauge Railroad will be speedily
constructed aud equipped Alta full meet
itg Of the Board of Directors held on
Monday morning, proposal from Mossrs.
H. Her and Reilly WIS accepted for grading
and bridging the road. The projected
route is down the COnestoga to Mill Creek,
th'ncs to West Willow street, thence to
th, mouth Of Big Beaver, ria Charles ore
banks, thence to New Providence, and
thence by the only practicable route,
which has been adopted in all the surveys,
to1uarryvlllc. The question as to what
point will be made the terminus at Quar-
willie Will be settled by the Board OF Di-
rccl0rs, who propose to visit QuarryYillc
iol mat purpose next Friday. A resolu-
ton was adopted calling in ilvc per cent.
of The stock monthly, the first instalment
To Ice paid ON the lst of December. Col.
q oree II. Arms was elected to the office
of engineer. As soon as some questions
relating to land damages are settled work
NlVH AuN HIhNuu Will utElili anu ~ VIII "
Vigorously pushed forward to completion
The completion of this road Is Of prime
IN port ncc to the business interests o
Lancaster city. A network of railroad
is hcing constructed and near the southern
emf of this county, which would inevitably
draw almost the entire trade of that in
o. iNit section to other points, If nothing
w., done TO prevent il. With the com
Plelion of this proposed railroad, easy &C
cas- will be given to this city, and tn
lra'e of Onr merchants will be largel
Increased. From Quarryville, connection
Mi , the different railroads now beiu
iHilt through Lancaster, Chester and Y or
counties will he made. That the Lancai
l' aud Querryville branch of the road wi
IA from the start, we have not the sligh
"l doubt, and intelligent man who wi
go over the route and look at the adyaI
axe offered. car fail to be convinced {
ms Truth Of our assertion, -Laneasler II
Yiiirer.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-11-09

Messrs. Pusey d Rice, ice dealers, are
busy maxi g preparations 10 furnish our
ciii1 us with line Brandy vine ice in the
summer Of 1873. They haNea house on
Shrllpot creek which will hold 300 tons /;
one at the foot Of Thirteenth street where
5000 tons can be slowed; one on the
BriudyNinc above Market street bridge
which will bold ., 800 tons, while they
hive capacity for 900 tons on the north
trn waters of the Brandywine, aud which
they are Increasing to the capacity Of
10000 tons. which will make 10000 tons
100 all, fully enough capacity to supply
Wilmington and the greater par. Of the
Peninsula for space Of two years.
Their ice will all be secured from the
BrlndyWine, Except 800 from Shellpot)
aud will, therefore, be unexceptionable.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-11-09

ON CHANCE The daily meeting on
change Friday was attended by about
forty persons, tnirty-three firms were rep
resented. A resolution was adopted
changing the hour Of meeting from il2 to
1880 p. m to 11.30 to IL M, the chasge
TO take effect tomorrow, Saturday. A
large amount Of business was transacted,
aud great de Il Of interest taken IN the
meeting. All business men are invited to
be present at these meetings, aud all in
tcrested in the prosperity of the city
shonld ioin the Board Of rrnde.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-11-09

That GREEhET APPLE SONS time ago
a friend handed us an apple which was
raised by Horace Greeley on his farm at
Chappaqua. We expressed our regret
that It was not large enough to give each
of his admirers bite, but hung ii up for
them TO look at. We have changed our
opinion somewhat and we now feel free to
offer every friend Of its raiser a bite,
though we warn them that for Some
reason II has wllted.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-11-09

FREIGHr AND TICKET OFFICE or THE
W. " W. r. r. The freight and ticket
office of the Wilmington ~ Western X. r.
will be located for the present In Blessing
& rusey's Office on South Market street,
and the sale Of tickets will commence
there on Monday noxt.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-11-09

,haNGE or TME.-Ilereafter until fur
th.r notice, the steamers Major Rsybold
a. q Ferry will leave Salem every morning
a o'clock, and Philadelphia every day
al T. o'clock noon. The steamer PERU
luaches at Perusville on Tuesdays up and
Fridays DOWN.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-11-09

It's como.
Friends Social Lyeeum next week.
The election excitement 10 subsidiug.
Our market is well supplied with chest
nuts.
Horse blankets at w. NJ. Kennard IL
Co.'s.
The flag of the Democracy at Sixth and
Market, still has the names of Greeley
and Brown attached.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-11-09

DIED IN THE CELLS. Maria Cooper, an
old colored woman, who has been lodging
for months in the City Hall cells. died ut
10 O'Clock Thursday morning. She has
been unwell FOR some time. The Coroner
held an inquest and the jury decided that
death ensuod from appopexy
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-11-09
JoIr1F1oLrIoN.-Thursday nlght . bal.

JoLLTFIoArIoN.-Thursday night a nu-
morous crowd from this city and elsewhere,
accompanied by the Mt. Vernon Cornet
Band, assembled at r. Lewis Armstrong
house and sercnaded him. After a fine
supper had been served up, and the thirst
of the crowd quenched, the company left
TO serenade and congratulate Leandcr f.
Riddle on his success, after which they
started for home.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-11-09

NEXT MoNDAY,-On Monday next the
Sl,cricr Court, etc, for this county sits at
Ncw Castle. The Sheriff and Coroner
eject meet at New Castle that day and are
sworn 10, Immediately assuming the duties
oi heir respective Offices.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-11-09

AT THE CITY HALL.-John Stowlck for
threatening to shoot his wife, was fined
costs and held in 5000 TO keep the peace
Isaac Backus, for disorderly conduct, was
fined 80 and costs, and held in $500 bail to
keep the peace. Thos. Boyle, for commit
Court.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-11-09

"A man of letters-the postmaster.
London is brilliant with patent gas.
The river is so low at Pittsburgh that
milk is rising.
A circular saw in Trenton is % feet in
circumference.
Sewing machines are run by water
power In California.
old folks should he serious. Frivo-l
Gus talk is bad-in-agc.
Black velvet boots, with pearl but
tons, are worn by ladies'.
A prominent citizen of Olympia, W
T., has been sued by squaw for breach
of promise.
The plant of the bachelor will b.
heard no more in the land. An ingenious
mechanic has invented buttons which cal
be sewed on with a screw-drivcr.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-11-09

WoRKTNGMEN' LBAGuR.-Wednes-
day was the regular meeting night of the
Workiugmen's League, but owing TO the
small number present no meeting was
held.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-11-09

ESrERPHlsING.-The West Chester
Rspublican Issued a neat four-page extra
on the morning after the election, which
Is In keeping with Its usual enterprise and
good workmanship.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-11-09

new hos WoRKs.-Wo are Informed
III new aud extensive iron works are to
h. erected ut New Castle. They are to he
4: h.uuch Of the celebrated Paschael Iron
Works of Philadelphia. RcDublicdn.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-11-09

The LECTURE THURsDAY.-Rev. A. A.
Willis delivered his lecture on ''sunshine"
before a moderate sized audience Thursday
In the Masonic Tempe. The lecture was
replete with humorous sketches, and was
very interesting,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-11-09

City AssEssMENT.-John Akin has
commenced making tho city assessment
for the lower district, being all the prop
erty south Of Sixth street.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-11-09
DEATHS.

MOODY.-In this city, on the 7th inst, Reece
@ Moody, aged Al years.
The reistives snd friends Of the family are In
ytef TO attend the funeral. 70 leave his late resi-
denee, NJ III Tatnali street, on Sunday alter
noon. at O'Clock. Services at the houle at -
o elock.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-11-09

SiX DRUNKEN CAsEs.-One of tho most
remarkable Instances connected with the
late election In this city was the small
number of cuses Of drunkenness.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-11-09

In Carroll county, Nd, last Sunday
evening a white man named Augustus
Wilson attempted TO commit fellonious
assault upon colored girl. The girls
father, Washington Talentine, came to her
rescue, and was beaten to death by Wilson.
The mudereI was captured.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-11-09

BONES OF AN IEDiAN FOUND. Tho
Saicm Standard says;-
One day last week, as the laborers Of
james j. Petit were digging limestone on
the Amos Pcaslca farm, in Warrington,
they came across tho remains of an Indian
at the depth of six feet below the level
car,h. The bones, it is supposed, were
th0-e of a warrior, inasmuch as several
darts were found with the rcmains-it
being the custom of the race to bury the
implements OF war With the deceased brave.
The remains were not discovered until "A
gtcIter portion had been thrown out with
the stones, bat those saved though consid-
crhly broken, are in good condition.
pant ll the leg bones aud the teeth especial
ly hing in almost pcrfec. state of preser
walton. they lail under a layer Of solid
limestone fix inches thick, which mus
have formed since the remains were depcs
ilcd there, perhaps hundreds OF years ago
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-11-09

ANEsIvERsARY.-The iifty-drst anniver-
snrv of the Wilmington Female Bible
Society was celebrated in st. Paul's NJ
f. Church Thursnay evening, and was a
most interesting affair.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-11-09

DEATH OF REESE MooDY.-Mr Reese
Moody, a letter carrier in one Of the north
western routes, who has been III of tine
typhoid fever for some week.. died Thus
day, at his residence on Tatnall street
above 18th. He was one of the most
careful, competent and accommodating
officers Of the whole force, and his death
in the prime Of his manhood will cause a
wide spread feeling Of sadness, not only
amongst his circle of personal friends but
amongst tho general public, he has served
so faithfully and we'll. lie leaves a wife
and one child.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-11-09

EPARADE,-This, Saturday evening, the
Republicans Of this city propose to cele-
brate their recent victory by torchlight
parade.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-11-09

OUTRAGE NEAR RIDLEY PARK.-A few
day since an attempt was made TO rof
tHn h"u-r of an old man, whore name We
laNc not asceltaincd, residing near Leip-
'rillc, by a colorod man. About ten
O'Clock at night a loud knock was heard
p the door, and odmluanee demanded
which was refused. The negro then pro-
tDcdcd 10 break down the door, which he
soon accomplished, but was met by the
old man who had seized an axe ard dis.
iucd his entrance. The noise made at
tucted the attention Of some nsighbors,
who proceeded to the scene of the outrage
AND arrested the negro. On being takep
before an. Alderman be was committed to
Media jail for trial at the next term o.
court. TIE object undoubtedly was rob
htrt, and had 10 not been for the timely
arrival Of assistance, in all probability
fatal result would have ensuo1.-ChssteI
Democrat.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-11-09
Sussex County.

The official Count in Sussex shows
Grant has carried the county by plurali-
ly Of IS.
sharp, the Republican candidate for
Sheriff, is elected by 100 majority.
Wright's majority (oificial) is 80 in the
county.
The average Democratic majority on
the county ticket is POS.
The total vote for O'Conor in the county
is 200
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-11-09

PATENT LAMP.-A gentleman showed to
the City Council Thursday a patent lamp
which Is intended as u suhtitute for tn"
present coal oil lamps In use on the streets.
The oil Is IN cylinder which runs around
the top Of the lamp and will hold from
half gallon TO two or three gallon, and ia
conveyed to a patent burner by means of a
small pipe. II gives a brilian light. The
owner makes very LIBERAL Oiler to he
City Council, viz; lie offers TO pat up two
hundred lamps, let them stav for thirty
DAYS, and If satisfactory he is to receive
S25 for each lamp.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-11-09

DECEASED. Samuel 7. Hopkins, ESD,
a prominent and respected citizen Of Tai
bot, died at his residence In Easton, On
Sunday night last, aged about i3 years,
after an illncss of several months. Mr..
Hopkins was elet d Clerk Of the Cunt ior
Talbot county when hut % years of age,
In 1851, having previously been employed
by James Parrott, Esq in the Office for
several years. lie was so thoroughly
qualified for the position. and 50 popular
with the people, that he was elected by a
handsome majority ag ,inst political OPP
position. He was reelected in 1857, and
again 1868. After his retirement in 1867
be studied law, aud was admitted 10 the
bar, and was soon the recipient of a lu-
crative office practice. Mr.. Hopkins leaves
three children.-Ed Sion Journal.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-11-09

DIED or HEARr DisEAsE'-Philip
o. li0,, residing ON Lafayette street, a
wachman AZ }. Morton Poole q Coz
wo rs. dith suddenly between five and six
o'c oek Wednesday morning. Coroner
woodward held an inquest on the body
aud the jury decided that deceased came
to his death from heart dstase
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-11-09

Smyrna had a shooting match last
week.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-11-09

Heavy RAiS.-Another heavy rain fell
" dneslay and we are advised, visited all
parts Of the State. The Brandywlne is
nov well oiled with water and other
- ans in this county on which water
YaFer mills nre erected have plenty of
wWer this obviatiTg the necessity of
lGupng but a part of the time as many
auu'5 have this sea, on been required to do
on account Of the scarcity of the lluid'
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-11-09

FARM soLD.-Wm. s. Fleming, of Chris
iHna Hundred, has purchased the farm Of
The late Evaus Harvey, on the Brandy
wire. In Chester county, containing 40
aces, for $4,000. Point Lookout, GU this
property, is regarded as one Of tie most
roeDWiic places on tue Braudywlne.
OUT OF sERvIoH.-The Delaware boys
have thought best, owing to she spread OF
il horse disease in this city, to put their
horses out Of service for the present, as
they wish to use all possible means to pre-
v,at their taking the disease They will,
hoAeyer. during the time their horses are
Oh, Of service, run their engine by hand.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-11-09

lguplng but part of the time rs many
inu's have this scaton been required TO do
ON account Of the scarcity of the lluid'
Tue MAMMOTH Cons flUsKER.-Mr
Win. J. +. Davis /, now in possession of a
machine for husking corn, which bids
fair to become Of great Importance IN that
department Of manual labor. II consists
Of Two epiral rollers rolling towards each
other. These rollers have small spikes
about q Of an inch long ON them. The
cars arc torn from the fodder with husks
on,aud then hauled to The barn floor where
they are run through the machine. II
works we'll. lhe machine is driven by
horse power. Mr.. Davis huskod bushels
~ seven minutes with it, Vast Chester
J.GTsoniaM
IuE MILK QrrsrIoN.-The attempt OF
the dairymcn Of the country TO protect
Their city milk traffic from tho exactiOus Of
the Middlcmen is now threatened with
fi!lurc, because of the lack Of interest
iuluent delays and Inability to agree. On
Thursday last meeting of the farmers
and daiIymen was held at Ninth and Wal
uu.. Philadelphia, VIM. b. Roberts pre-
siding. Capt. Holmes proposition to admit
city milk dealers into the association was
warmly advocated by the mover, but Cp-
posed by PHsehall Morris and others, anC
was finally voted down. Capt. Homei
then advocated an association of farmer
90 retail milk to consumers, hut pending
tlc question the assembly adjourned K
meet agaiu at the call Of the officers
--NtdiG american.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1872-09-19
SOLE AGENTS FOR THE
REGISTERS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given to all persons interes-
ted in the Estates of the respective decedents,
that the following accounts have been filed in
the Registers office, of Monroe County. and
will be presented fer confirmation TO tbs
Orphans Court of said County, at Stroudsburg.
on Monday, the 23d day of September, 1872 at
10 o'clock a IN.
Account of Jacob Harman, Administrator
of Joseph Harman, decd
Account of George B. Weiss, one of the
Executors of Felix Weiss, decd
Accouns of Mary f. Williams and Abrahan-
Custard, Administrators of Jacob w. Viii
liams, decd
Account Of Adam Arnold, Administrator.
cum testamento annex, of Margaret Arnold,
decd
Account of Tho. NJ. McIlhaney, Admistra-
tor of Mary Ann Covert, decd.
Account of George Malvin, Guardian Of
John Hollinshead.
First and final account NJ. H. Drelier Ad-
mnistrator, of Lewis Heller decd
Account Of Nathan Serfass, Administratoy
of Eliza SerfasS, decd.
Account Of Samuel Labar, Gurdian cf john
V. Bush.
Account of Philip Miller, Administrator Of
Charles |. Miller, decd.
Account of Joseph Frantz, AdministEstor Of
Peter Frantz, decd.
Final account of john J. Stecker Admins
traitor of Thomas L. Heller decd.
Account of Thomas NJ. McIlhaney, Guar
dian of Jeanette d. Arts Jackson
JOHNS. FISHER, Register.
Resistcrs Office Straudsburg,
august 20, lS72--lt