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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1882-03-15
pick.Ups.
School closes next Tuesday.
Municipal election Saturday.

!
Ohio Central, is in town.
Mr., S. D. Fabian arrived home
from the South, last week.
Two thousand locust posts for sale.
Apply at this Office. 2t
c. II. Holloway, of the steamer
Ohio, was in town last week.
W. W. Harper has been looking
around for brickyard privilege.
DR.. A. L. Knight, of West Column
bia, was on the street yesterday.
Pilot Peter Holloway, and wife,
were visiting their parents Monday.
The dock company talk of putting
up new saw mill on the Kanawha.
The steamer Chancellor has enter
ed the Charleston and Pittsburgh
trade.
DR.. O'Neal, Of Winfield, is visiting
relatives and friends in this city and
vicinity.
We had a pleasant call from Bro.
Downtain, Of the Putnam Democrat,
last Friday.
Miss Matte Filson, of Racine, O.,
is visiting friends and relatives in
this place.
Beale Darst, the "boss glazier," has
just completed tirst.class job for Mr..
II. R. Howard.
G. P. Simpson, Esq, wasin Gallip-
oils, Tuesday, attending to import
ant law suits.
The many friends of Mrs. Mary
McCulloch are sorry TO hear Of her
serious illness.
A Massachusetts, baby has been
born without eye balls. Its other
bawls are healthy,
Preaching at Hickory Chapel, by
the Pastor, next Sunday at 2 p. NJ,
instead Of 10! q. m.
Mahlon Rodgers, engineer of the
Mount Glare, was at home for few
hours Monday evening.
Mr.. Reuben II. Crane, represent
ing the Cincinnati Type Foundry,
was in town last week.
Mr.. J. D. Miller, of the enterpris-
ing firm of ]. H. Miller & Co., Beech
Hill, was in town last week.
Work on the stone boats at the
docks is progressing rapidly-two of
them will be finished this week.
Mrs. Helm, wife of Capt. Jos. Helm,
is off on a pleasure visit TO Cincin-
natl. We hope she may enjoy her
trip.
Rev. jackson, of this place, had
warrants issued and parties arrested
for illicit retailing in Clifton, last
week.
Capt. Charley Latham guides the
steamer Boone through to Parkers.
burg and return, every Saturday and
Sunday.
The present agricultural outlook
was never better. This year prom.
ises to be year Of good crops and
plenty.
Maj. H. D. Whitcomb, President of
the construction company of the
Ohio Central, is in town on railroad
business.
Messrs. Kelly and Mcdonald, Of J.
S. Easement & Co., are in town and
there office is temporarily in Stortz's
brick building,
Work is commenced on the bridge
piers, on the other side of the river.
For further Information interview
the contractors.
Reports from the great peach grow
ing districts represent the prospects
of the coming peach crop as univer-
sally favorable,
Joseph Shuler, Marshal of Mason
City, was in town Tuesday. In his
uniform he looked like q retired ma.
val officer on half pay.
We are glad to learn that Mrs. ].
j. Bright, who has been quite ill, is
improving and hopes are entertained
for her speedy recovery.
There is q prospect that the Kline
House will be opened in Il few days,
by first-class landlord. We hail the
information with delight.
They say that, in southern Ken
tunkv if opv ono cbonfO Rrolonol -
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A series Of articles on the

UndeEclopcd Riches Of the Slate,
Carefully and thoughtfully prepared by
most fascinating writer. Will be printed In
the REGISTER running through the coming
year. These articles, will alone, be worth 10
any West Virglnian, many times the price
Of the paper.
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EIGHT MI.E.-The Eight Mile
school, taught by Miss Maggie Love
during the winter, closed on last Fri
day night, March Sd, with a spelling
at night. The attendance was very
large. Among the visitors were Miss
Mamie Stephenson and Miss Mollie
Barnett, Of Cloverdale. The exer-
cises consisted of reading and spell
ing in the forenoon, and after par
taking Of the delicacies of a well-flled
basket, prepared by Mrs. H. Stephen
son, listened to some good declama-
tons by the pupils, which reflected
great credit on both teacher and
scholars. DR.. W. P. Love and Rev.
John Young made n few very appro.
pirate remarks, after which Miss
Love presented her pupils with very
nice cards of merit. The school has
been largely attended and proved
very satisfactory to its patrons.
"DoT."
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THE WEALTH
THE WEALTH

Tho enterprise Of the WHEELING REGISTER Ia
recognized and appreciated by the people hers. IL
y the Enquirer Of this stato."- NoIyaniOlsn NetD
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Point Pleasant will be little for
est city after awhile, that is if Jim
Leopard lives. There is nothing
more beautiful and nothing more
comfortable and conducive to health
than plenty of good shade in a town,
and we are glad to see that our citi.
zens are not neglecting this impor.
tant matter.
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We have been requested 10 call the
attention of the young men and boys
who attend church at night, to the
fact that the penalty for disturbing
public worship is a very severe one,
and anything which anoys or dis,
turbs the congregation is deemed to
DO q disturbance.
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The genial DR.. Stone, of Racine,
Ohio, is in the city.
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Mr.. Enos R. Stephenson, of this
city, and Miss Sarah c. Hess, Of
Wheeling, were married last We'd
nesday. Happy future, Epos.
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:" THE REGISTER Is the leading paper or wcs,
virginia, aYd y one OF our best exchanges" Pitt.
olu9h DIitg Times, Ind.
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J. NJ. Adkins, the timer, is now
prepared to do all work in his line
in satisfactory manner. Tin roof
ing, spouting and repairing a spec
ialty. All work warranted.
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STATE NEWS A SPECIALLY.

Conducted with energy. ability, and great falr
mesa Washington, Ft., Democrat.
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The proprIetcrS Of tho WHEELING REGIS.
TER have engaged the services OF gentlemen
wen qualified for the task, to get up, what
wiilreadily be conceded TO bea
MODEL MAP OF WEST VIRGINIA.
1t will show all the County and Maglsterlal
District lines, Senatorial and Congressional
District lines, Railroads built and certain to
be built In the near future, Railroad stations,
Post-otlices, the area In acres OF each county,
population of counties, vote OF each county
Mt the last presidential election, politics Of
each county, Geological sections OF the state,
and hundred other things OF value. In
size 1t will be about GO K A inches.
Price OF Map, eI.00
yyaclIIr tsn,,t.t., CT ~
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Messrs. William, Henry and Char.
ley Stone arc now the owners of the
steam ferry boat plying between this
city and Fair Haven, O., having pur-
chased the interest held therein by
J, w. Deem and the heirs of James
Stone.
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In all towns where newspaper is
published, every business man should
advertise in it, even if nothing more
than a card stating his name and the
business he is engaged in. 1t not
only pays the advertiser, but it let's
the people at distance know that
the town you reside in has a live and
prosperous community of business
men. AS the seed is sown, SO shall
the fruit recompense.
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THE REGISTER
THE MODEL MAP.

We cordially recommend II 10 our render, a,A
model Family newspaper" MorpdntOpn FoRf Rep1
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West Virginia produced over two
million tons of coal last year, and
Virginia nearly two hundred thous.
and tons. There was an appreoi-
able increase in both States over the
production of the previous year.
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CHARLES W. PHELPS, attorney and
counselor at law, notary public and
solicitor of claims for pensions and
bounties.
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AyALUAsLEaooK

OF nearly 500 pages, on the wealth, developed
and undeveloped, of West Virginia, by such
distinguished authorities as PyL Many,
Fettoe n the Royal academy, london,
Pref Fbntdfne, OF the University, and Elk
Speaker, Geo. II. 1ogett, will DO sent us
PREMIUM WITH THE ReGIsrER,
To those who prefer 1t to the map, OH exactly
the samc terms.
Price or"west virsinia's wealth. sI,oo.
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The Bridge Company, we under
stand, have made arrangements with
Mr., Fisher for rock, 10 be used in the
construction of the Bridge. 1t is
also stated that a quarry belonging
to Mr., c. C. Miller. and situated on
the lower side Of Kanawha, may be
worked by the same Company.
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There is now line of log RATS
about two miles long lying at the
mouth of Kanawha river. They are
said to contain some of the finest tim
Der that ever went out of the river.
The rats are intended for the lower
markets.
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DR.. WILL S. Hoy, Physician, Sur.
gcon and De.matologist. Tenders his
professional services to the public; at
tends to all calls, day or night; can
be found in his office, n. c. corner Of
Main and Market sts., when not pro-.
fcssionally engaged. Telephone COM
munications from office to residence
attended to at all hours, night or day,
by office boy. mar.S-'S2-1y.
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FATAL EXPLOSIONS!
THE Eow-BoAF ETNA
Bursts Her Roller this MORNING,
Between 3 and 4 O'clock,
and Afterwards Burns
10 the Waters Edge.
Captain Jos. Henderson badly
scalded, the Fireman killed
outright, and others Of
the Crew seriously
Wounded.

The tow-boat Etna belonging to
Capt. George and others, of Newport,
KY, while lying at Isaac Longs
Landing on Kanawha river, about
one and,a half miles above this place,
exploded her boilers between three
and four o'clock this morning, killing
the fireman outright and severely
injuring several others of the crew,
among whom was Capt, Joseph
Henderson, who is badly scalded.
The engineer, Mr.. Cox, was blown
into the river and was rescued by
one Of the deck. hands. Geo. Tharp
was severely cut about the head
Immediately after the explosion she
took fire and burned to the waters
edge, and afterwards sunk. The
tow-boat D. T. Lane, which was lying
a short distance below the scene of
the disaster, rendered all the assist,
auce possible. At this writing we
are unable to learn the full particu-
lars.
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THE MODEL MAP.
THE MODEL MAP THE MODEL MAP
THE MODEL MAP OF THE MODEL MAP
THE E1 NOBEL aSDh Mhf WEST the rr MODEL NOBEL Nar
THE MODEL MAP vlRGlSIArHE MODEL MAP
rIIE MODEL MAP Iss2. THE MODEL MAP
The MODEL MAP TIE MODEL MAP
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THE MAP Az A rREMIuM.

The Map will be sent as premium to oil
persons who remit sl.5o for the WEEKLY
REeIsrSR, one year, and 10 cents TO pay post.
age on the Map.
The REGISTER Is really tho Only daily ne,rs.
paper IN the state. C!urkSturg telegram rep.
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B. Franklin, Esq, is erecting
couple Of business houses on his lot
on East Main street, just above his
residence.
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Mkesla,ss aesas4er.
I.EMIs BAKER . co.
TERMS.

PER YEAR, ~ NAIL, POSTAGE PREPAID.
DAILY. six days III the week. ............ 40
DAILY, three days Ia the week. 4 "a
WEEKLY REGISTER .........,,,,....,..... / 80
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1t is said that the peachbuds were
all winter-killed and new set of
buds have formed this spring, and we
will probably have an immense crop
of peaches.
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Samples Of the sandstone to be used
IN the masonry Of the bridge at this
place, are being prepared, They will
soon be tested and then we will know
where the stone will come from that
Is to be used.
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The contractors for the rock work
OIL The bridge at this place, J. S. Case
ment & Co., will build an Office on
the Miles lot.
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HARTFORD Cry ITEMS. = Well,
we've heard from yennor, and re.
ceiyed our share Of a "right good bad
cold.
The miners are on strike-sc are
the cows.
On Monday, the 9Th inst, while
Mr.. l.. Duffy was working on salt
well, belonging to the Liverpool Salt
Company, accidently got his arm
caught under the rope which drew
him on the windlass, attached to the
engine, the rope winding around his
neck and body several times before
the engine could be stopped, causing
death instantly. He leaves a wife
and FIVE children. His remains
were taken to Ravenswood Wednes.
day morning for burial.
Oscar Douglass, Of Douglass Bottom,
is visiting his brother-in-law, Mr..
VIM. Seamons, Of this place, this
week.
Messrs. H. Fisher and C. Simpson,
of PIT. Pleasant, were in town Wed.
ncsday.
Mr.. 7. E. Embleton and wife left
OH steamer Telephone for their home
in Coal Valley.
Mr.. Geo. Morrison is down with
the fever. We hope soon to hear of
his recovery.
Our young friend, Mr.. Allen, the
cnterprising merchant, of Portland,
O., spent Sunday and Monday in this
place.
Miss sayre, of Letart, is visiting
Mrs. Toby Holt, of this place, this
week.
The Rev. L. f. Peters will hold
a series of meetings in the Baptist
church, commencing Sunday the
18th.
The Hon, G. P. Simpson, of PIT.
Pleasant was in town this week. We
are always glad to see Perry.
There was social hop at Miss
Beatrice Aliens Thursday evening.
Every one seemed to enjoy pleasant
time.
The many friends of Miss Jennie
Paden, of Mason City, will be sorry
to learn of her severe illness.
Every one seems to enjoy reading
the Editorial Correspondence"
CurpnS
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Iowa White Oats for sale at Uhrig
& Stockhof's, Gallipolis, O. 8
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We understand that the river piers
of the railroad bridge will be placed
upon the bed rock. At what depth
thiswill be found is not yet known,
as it was not struck in the prelimi-
nary borings made last SUMNER
Arrangements are, however, being
made now to ascertain definitely the
depth OF the rock.
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Our Tanner and Shoe Manufacture
er, D. S. Snyder, calls your attention
to the fact that he pays the market
price for Hides, Bark, Sheep Pelts,
Tallow, &c. Sells all kinds of Leath-
er, and makes to order out of best
material a good fit or no trade, Boots,
Shoes, &C., at lowest prices. All
business will receive prompt and
careful attention. Tannery, No. 6
East 18th St.; Shoe Shop No. IS West
Main ST. ian.1S-1y.
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Bob Van Matre has decided to run
Tor Town Sergeant Of Point Pleasant.
IN case he is elected he expects to de-
vote his entire time to the faithful
performance of the duties of the Office
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Capt H. N. Perkins and Henry J..
FISHER ! Sr, are making preparations
Tor the erection Of u number OF tene.
ment houses, on their lands adjoin-
ing town.
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East 1lth ST.; Shoe Shop No. 63 West
Main ST. jan.1S-1y.
For the past two or three weeks
the grass has been growing as it
usually does in May. If the weather
continues as it has been, stock can
be turned out to Craze by the first Of
Anril
The news., 1882-03-09

Following is list of the Commission.
srs of Deeds for Burlington county APP
pointed by the Legislature:
Bass River-Maja B. Mathis.
Beverly-Charle E. Fletcher.
Bordentown-First District, William
Leatherbury Jr.; Second District, John
Deacon.
Burlington-First Ward, Henry s.
Hsines; Second Ward, Daniel p. Naylor.
Chester--Silas Walton.
Delran-Samuel Loudon, Alexander
Rhodes.
Florence---Alfred Carly, Robert Pat
terson.
Little Egg Harbor-Jesse G. Ridgway.
Lumberton-Samuel R. Wilkins, B. F.
Deacon, Albert Middleton.
Mansfeld-John N. Conner.
Mount Laurel-William X. Lippin-
colt, Howard Darnel, Albert Middleton.
New Hanover-Samuel Stockton.
Pemberton-Benajah Antrim, Martin
v. Hargrove.
Shamong-William K. Armstrong
Edward T. Thompson.
Spring6eld-Samuel II. Chambers.
Willingboro'-Albert Hansell.
Observation-Disclosures Lull.
The news., 1882-03-09

AA-~ Inn VI AsAOAL1< LA
The young girl Rachel Layton whom
David G. Wall whipped, has had him ar
rested and held in $500 bail TO answer at
the next term of the Ocean county court:
She made the following affidavit before
Justice Archer last Wednesday on which
Wall was arrested as stated above. The
poor girls story is as follows: "Mr. Wall
has always abused me more or less since
/ went to live at his house. He first used
whip on me about two years ago. At
that lime he became enraged at me be-
cause one of the cows kicked over pail,
of milk. He took me into room in the
back part of the house, pulled down the
curtains, tied my hands behind me with a
strap, took off my dress and barred my
back and then dashed me on my bare skin
for fully ten minutes. The blood oozed
from my wounds and trickled down my
back. Procuring some brine from bar
rel of pork pickle in the cellar he dashed
1T into the cuts and wells on my body and
cursed me while doing it. Some time
after this, hearing that my father was at
White Horse / ian away from Wallis
and started to go to my father. l only
got as far as Shelltown, when Wall caught
me and brought me back. Upon our ar
rival at home he whipped me severely. I
tried forum away again, bat got lost in
the pines about Cooks Mills. Wall fin
ally sought me out, brought me back
whipped me, struck me in the head with
his fist and knocked me down. He has
frequently treated me this way and made
me work hard, instead of sending me to
school, as he promised. On December
3lst last he received letter directed to
me. | overheard him reading it 10 his
wife. thought there was money enclosed
In it. and while they were talking over
the letter slipped out and asked neigh
Dor what / should do to recover nv
money. When l returned Mrs. Wall
told nae Dave would horsewhip me for
running out. Wall beat me with horse
whip in the kitchen. After firing of this
he made me iron some clothes until mid
night, and then when everybody had gone
to bed he took off my dress and beat me
again with the whip. The blood flowed
freely from my wounds. lie started to
go down cellar to procure some pork
pickle to put on my back, but his wife dis
susded him from his purpose. On the
Sunday following this the dogs ate some
meat hanging in the shed, for which he
struck me over the head, hit me with his
fist, knocked me down and kicked me in
the side. This occurred in the presence
of other parties. Wall had just returned
from church. / then left him and went
to several of the neighbors, who would
not allow Wall to take me back home.
He gave me thirty-fve dollars to 20 back
home to my folks and enjoined me not to
say word about the treatment received
at his hands," She also states she had
lived with Wall about eight years, but
ives never indentured to him. The trial
of Wall if an Indictment is found against
him will take place at the May term
of the Ocean county court.
The news., 1882-03-09

At the session of the Sovereign Lodge,
/. o. o. f., held at Cincinnati in Septem-
Der last, a committee was appointed to re-
wise the ritual Of the work of the Order.
The committee has been in session in Bal
timore during the past week and compile
ted its labor. The revised work will be
ready for the use of Lodges by the first of
June. The principal change requires the
working of all subordinate Lodges in the
third degree, which is to go into effect
after the first of July next Messengers
will be sent to Germany, Switzerland,
Australia, Canada and other foreign lands
where the Order exists to instruct the
Lodgesin the new work. The publication
of the new ritual is in the hands of a com
mittce and win be pushed as rapidly as
possible.
The news., 1882-03-09

Open from 100 A. NJ. to s39 P, NJ; Money
Order Office open from 100 A. NJ to 900 P, N.
Philadelphia mall arrives at s, 10 AM sos;
closes at 7.S0. 10 90 A. M, 40 and Ills P. NJ.
New York mail arrives at 9.i5 A. NJ, and
so p NJ. closes at 80 and 1870 A. NJ, and IT'S
PM
Trenton mail arrives at $40 A, M, 40
LISP. NJ.
Burlington mail arrives ct $40 A. NJ, and
410P. M; closes at 100 A. NJ, and 200 and 7.15
p, M.
4.le P. NJ; closes at 7.S0, 1000 A. NJ, 200 and
7-l5P. N.
Meiford and Lumherton mail arrives at
$40 A. M closes at 3.22 and 7.l5 p M.
Way mail, via Pemberton and Hightstown,
arrives at 100 r. II. closes OF $50 A. M.
Way mail, N, J. Southern r.. r., via Phila
delphia, arrives ct $40 A. NJ, and sos p. M. !;
closes at 80 and i, 0v A. NJ. and Z i6P N.
Carriers delivery at As A. NJ. and $50 p. NJ.
u. n. LAUMASTER p M.
The news., 1882-03-09

Joseph Pancoast the eminent Phila-
delphia physician and Emeritus Professor
of Anatmy in Jefferson Medical College,
died at IL o'clock on Tuesday morning
of pneumonia, at his residence, No. 1890
Chestnut street, aged n years. His i'll
ness was of short duration, and did NOT
present alarming symptoms until last
Friday. At that time be became prostra-
ted with acute lung digestion, and his
condition grew gradually worse until
death came. DIR. Joseph Pancosst was
born in 1905 in this county, and gradua-
ted from the University of Pennsylvania
in 1928 with the degree of NJ. D. Upon
entering the professional field he made
surgery his specially, and eventually Ie-
came the ablest surgeon of his day.
The news., 1882-03-09
PUBLIC SALES.

On Thursday, 9th inst.
Farm of NJ. H. Eayre, deceased near
Eayrestown. -
Personal property, between Jobstown
and Wrightstown, by John Stoddart
Personal property, near Birmingham,
by II. r. Price. no
Wagons, tools, ETC., at Ellisdale, by
VIM. g. Holmes. 't -
Stock, etc., near Medford, by Al. Fl.
Tomlinson.
On Friday, 10 inst.
Real estate, in Mount Holly, by. Bar.
clay White.
On Saturday I1th inst.
Sheriff's sale of the property of Louisa
King in Burlington.
Personal property, in Burlington. bv
Geo. Kirkbride.
Houses, ETC., at Butterworth's Hotel in
Mount Holly.
On Monday 18th inst.
Personal property, near Bustleton, BY
George N. Bovine. & ,-..e
Personal property, near Pemberton. bv
w. B. Keller. ,isff
On Tuesday 18th inst. ~. a S4A
@. Sharp in Columbus $40 % =
On Wednesday 18th inst. as,ssil Ill
Personal property, near Three Tuns,
by Joseph B. Gaskill.
Hotel and livery stable in Darlington
BY Il. ). Kelley and N. Haines. Adm,rs'
Personal property, nesr Medford. by
Howard w. Allen. -
On Thursday, 10th inst. sa
Personal property, near Tabernacle. bv
]. Burr Woolman.
On Saturday, 18th inst. ssss
Personal property, near vincentown,
by Michael E. Nixon and others
On Wednesday 22nd inst.
House Of Jonathan johnson, dec. at
Bordentown.
On Thursday 23d inst. Isl
inong.
On Saturday, April 9Th.
missioners.