SOMERSET HERALD. omtrsct, 33a., TUESDAY, APRIL 23, 1846! r. B. PALMER of Philadelphia albis Jlial Etlatt and Cued Ojnee, u our authorised Ant f.T oMiinins Adirrtixrnunit and Suh- . . r iUPnil.T)" Still I rlofflll ftriVUfft lOT luc - j K fn nowcr to receipt for any monies paid to him on the oljecH. His a-ency incluJe the follow-in? riiie. viz. PLilaJcIphia. New Vork,Ba!tifiorf anJ Boston, auJ h? cflices in taese'wveral places are luratcJ a follows; jj!aJ'!pIn'ao.5') Pice Street. yew York So. IG Aassaa " Jbil'i'mort -S. H Crncr of Ba!l-& Cal st Burton So 15 State st. FOR CANAL COMMISSIONER. JAMES 31. POWEI?, OF HERCER COrXTY. WHIG COUNTY MEET 1NG. The "Whis ami Antimasons of Somer set County, and all others in favor of the TnrirTof 1842 and opposed to the Sub- J treasury and to British Manufactures, are requested to assemble in County Meet- j ing, at the Court House in Somerset, on Tuesday evening of the ensuing Court week, for the purpose of expressing their of National and Stale policy. WHIG CITIZENS. Q?Thc Register's Notice hes been withdrawn for the present, as the Or phans' Court will not sit at the time that had been designated. Due notice will be given hereafter of the time for holding f aid Court. D"Ye are indebted to our Repre sentative in Congress, Hon. Andrew Stewart, for a valuable public docu ment. Also to Gen. Simo.v Camerox, of the United States Senate, for a similar favor. Speech orIr. Stewart. We invite particular attention to the concluding part of Mr. Stewart's speech, published on the first page of to-day's pa per. It should be read and pondered upon by every man in the country. ixtiier a cisxitcncs. At the recent session of Court, char ters of incorporation were granted to the congregations of the Ev. Lutheran church es af Samuel's and Christ's, under the pastoral charge of the Rev. P. Rizer, in this county. Military Training. We were requested some ten days since by Col. Edie, to publish a notice for the meeting of the two Battalions coin posing the Regiment commanded by him. The places for training, tfie Colonel dc ignated, and referred us to the Brigade or ders in regard to the time. Bat the Inspector has not yet published his or ders that we know of, and conseqnently we cannot comply with the request ol the Colonel. The Call. Above we publish a call for a Whig County Meeting on Court week. It will be perceived that the call does not ema nate from the Whig County Committee, and it may therefore be proper for us to state, that said Committee has not me since its appointment, 2nd it is not known what course it will recommend in regard to the ensuing election. We presume, however, that a meeting of the Committee will take place on Court week or shordy thereafter, and that measures will then be taken for a complete organization of the Whig party and the formation of a County Ticket. Present Aspect of the Oregon Question. The Oregon Resolutions, having been passed in the United States Senate, were sent to the House of Representatives for concurrence, where diey have undergone some alterations. Thus altered they will again ;ro to the Senate and in case of the Senate's non-concurrence, it is extremely doubtlul whether axy Resolutions for ab roralinr the Treaty of 1827 will pass du ring the present session, and the question will stand precisely as it stood the mo ment after negotiations were suspended. In the House of Representatives a Bill has just passed by a large majority, ex- tendiTiT h Inws of the United Slates over the disputed Territory, which, if it 1 , ... , , , , , j passes into a law, will be ca.cuhued, more than anything that has transpired in Congress during the present session, to alarm the British Government, and will, in our humble judgment, render war be tween the two nations 'inevitable.' Santa Anna. It it now thought by no means improb able that Santa Anna wi'l ere long become again the ruler of Mexico. The BsdtL more Republican says that CapL Bend, who arrived in that port some days since, in Use fust sailing schconer Galena, sev en days from IIarar.?,reports that Ssnta .Anns Lr.d been sent lor by the Mexican The Tote in the 17. S.' Senate." The follewing is the rote in the U. S. Senate on the passage oi the Oregon Res olutions: YEAS. Messrs. Archer, Ashley, Aiherton, B agley. Barrow, Benton, Ber rien, Calhoun, Cameron, Chalmers, John M. Clayton, Corwin, Crittendon, Davis, Til Vtntl "TV?T- flran TTttrtrnn. Tfnnetnn a uiA, vi.nu, na nvAnij uuujivii, Huntington, Jarnagin, Jonnson, ol Mary- land, Johnson, of Louisiana Lewis, Mc Duffic,Mangum, Miller, Morehead, Nfles, Pearce, Pennypacker, Phelps, Rusk, Se vier, Simmons, Speight Turney, Upham, Webster. "Woodbridge. 40. NAYS. Messrs. Allen, Atchison Breese, Bright, Cass, Thomas, Clayton, Dickinson Evans, Fairfield, Hanmgan, Jenness, Semple, Sturgeon, "Wcscott. 14. Sir Robert Walker's Tariff. Owing to the crowded state of our col umns last week, we were obliged to defer noticing Mr. Walker's Revenue Bill. It was brought into the House on the 14th anj vras ordered to be printed. Mr. gTExvART moved it be rejected, but his . , ... , , ni0ll0n was not susklined- All the duties recommended by Mr. Walker are ad val oresi, and generally range from thirty down to five percent. One very extra ordinary feature in this scheme (says the National Intelligencer,) is a provision that if in any year it shall not yield a rev enue sufficient for the ordinary wants of the Government, the President is invest ed widi authority to lay a duty often per cent on Tea and Coffee, and to an nounce the fact by proclamation. RIGHT OF WAT. Ccpy of a letter from Hon. A. Stewart to the editor of the Herald, dated House of Rep. U. S. April 16, 1816. Dear Sin I see resolutions adopted at meetings in Pittsburgh and elsewhere, for the appointment of agents to obtain from the land proprietors on the line of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, the right of way through their lands, kc, It may be proper therefore lor me to inform you, that in the year 183S I obtained for the company deeds for the right of way, with the privilege of altering the location if necessary, and ofat ail times entering up on all and every part of the tract,' and to take and carrr therefroa stone and such other materials of earth and wood as may be wanted for the construction of the said road, with its incidental works, and ap pendages." These deeds are recorded in the counties of Fayette and Somerset, and embrace all the lands on the line, with ven few exceptions, from the Ma ryland line near Cumberland to Connells ville. The deeds remain in my possession, but are ready to be handed over to the Company or their order on demand. A list of the deeds was furnished to the Company at the time. Your Respectfully, A. Stewart, CONNECTICUT ELECTION. The latest news from Connecticut throws much doubt over the result of the recent election in that State, caused by the introduction of the Temperance ques tion into the canvass. The Whig ticket for Govvrnorand other State officers has a plurality of some five or six hundred votes; but, there being no choice by the people, ever" thing will depend on the complexion of the Legislature; Speak ing to this point, the Hartford Coirant of Wednesday has the following, which we suppose presents the chances for the Whigs in the most favorable light that the circumstances will warrant: According to our returns, the Whigs have chosen nine Senators, certain the Ixkos the same number and three dis tricts arc in doubt. "The Honse when full is composed of 220 members, and, as a law of the last Legislature provides that a plurality shall elect on die second trial, every town w ill undobtedly be represented. Of the num ber chosen, according to our returns, the Whigs have 77 the Loeos 89. The Times, however, claims diat the Locos have chosen 07. Granting diis, they are by no means sure of securing a majority, Ol the towns to be heard from, and where there is no choice, they probably will not have more than nine members this will make their whole number 103. A ma jority is 111. "The W higs, then, have much to cn- rage them. If they should rally in those towns where there is no choice, and do at on MondaT 1 havc a majority in the House, and inf joint ballot of the Legislature.' THE GUANO TRADE. It appears from a statistical document on Guano, published by the Peruvian Govern ment, that in the year 1841, the first year of commerce in this manure, there were 6,125 tons exported from the coast of Peru in 23 ships. In the fol lowing years the exportation was con siderably augmented. Thus, from the year 1842, to the month of February of the past year,' 100 vessels left Peru with about 32.000 tons, of which 3,522 were exported to France in eight French ves sels, 300 to the United States, and 300 to Italy and Austria. The rest, nerly ninc tcnthf, look the direction ol England. From the Penn. Intelligencer, April 2. THE LEGISLATURE. This body will adjourn sine die this day at 12 o'clock. So many matters of interest and im portance have crowded upon us this week, that we omit the dry and unprofitable de tail of proceedings of the week and jrlance briefly at the results of the Leris lation upon the most important bills acted upon. THE RIGHT OF WAY. This bill passed the Honse of Repre sentatives finally on Friday, and was concurred in by the Senate on Monday, and 'now only needs the signature of the Governor to become a law. Mr. Kunkel's amendment is retained in the bill, which provides that it shall not go into effect if the sum of one million of dollars is paid into the treasury of the Pennsylvania Railroad company before the 31st of Juiy 1817. It contains also some other important restrictions. On Wednasday Mr. Kunkel, made a powerful speech in opposition to the bill, which was replete with sound and con vincing argument, and abounded in pas sa:cs of the most thrilling eloquence. It was admitted by friend and foe to have been the greatest speech of the session. We hope he will yet write it out and have it published. The vote on the final pissage of die bill in the House was as fellows: Yeas Messrs. Barber, Bartholomew, Bigham, Boughnrr, Brough, Bracken- ridge, Burns, Burrell, Chesnut, Clark, Cochran, Cross, Donaldson, Edir, El- drcd, Fassett, Galloway, Gray, Hayma ker, Hilands, Hill, (Fayette.) Ives, John son, Knox, Ladley, Magellan, Means, Mitchell, Morrison, Murphy, M'Abee, M'CJelland; M'Curdv, M Farland, Nich olson, Patterson, Power, Pumroy,(Frank lin,) Pomeroy, (Mercer,) Price Rider, Robinson,Samuels,Starr, Steuart,r(Frank- lin,) Slrouss, 1 nomas, (Chester,) 'I hom as, (Susquehanna,) Van hofT, Wadsworth and Patterson, Speaker. 51. Nats. Messrs. Armstrong, Bassle., Brentz, Bird, Boyer, Bright, Burnside, Connor Dalr, Dolts, Enue, Fernon, For syth, Funston, Gwin Haly, Hallo well, Hill, (Montgomery,) Hoffman, Jacobs, James, Keller, Kline, Kunkel, Larkin, Levan, Matthias, Merrifitld, M'Cram, M'Curlv, O wen, Piollct, Rupert, Shu- man, Snyder, Steel, Stetler, Steuart, (Ly coming,) Taggart. Tice, Trego, Weest, Webb, Wilson and Worm a a 15. THE REVENUE BILL. The Revenue or Tax Bill, which had passed the House, was discussed in the Senate for several days and on coming to the final vote on it on Monday, was de. feated, as follows: Yeas. Messrs. Anderson, Bnnner, Bigler, Black, Creacraft, Darsie, Ebaugh, Foulkrod, Iliil, Hoover, Sterigere, Sulli van, Sherwood, Speaker. 13. Nats. Messrs. Carson, Chapman, Crahb, Darragh, Dimmick, Dunlap, Fege ly, Gibbons, Heckman, Jordan, Morrison, Quay, Rahn, Rosa, Sanderson, Smith, Wagenseller, Williamson. 18. But two Whigs in the Senate, and none in the House, were found to rote for this odious bill, and we should liked to have seen the Whig vote in both Houses unan imous against it. Tuesday Evening, April 21, 1846. THE TAX BILL PASSED! This morning the Governor sent a message to the Legislature, stating that the necessities of the Government abso lutely required the passage of a bill to raise additional revenue, to sustain the bonor and credit of the Commonwealth. The Senate accordingly re-considered their vote on the bill which was defeated yesterday, and Mr. Bigler immediately submtted a new bill, which was prompt ly passed by a vote of 16 to 11 sent to the House, and there concurred in by a vote of 49 to 33. The bill was rushed through by the aid of the Previous Ques tion, with most indecent haste, and with out giviug the members the least oppor tunity of examining its provisions, or in deed knowing at all what they were vo ting for. The Whigs voted against it unanirieush. We havc had no opportunity of exam ining the bill, and cannot speak of its gen eral provisions.lt reiainsthe provision how ever, in the old bill, laying a tax on ships, boats, stages, cars, &.c. &c, The tax on coal and on tonage is stricken out. We shall refer to the bill hereaficr. CSTThe Governor has signed the right of way bill. FROM WASKIXGTO.Y. The Oregon Qnestlon Yesterday. The vote of the House of Represeeta tives of Saturday last, rgreeing to the a mendmcnts made by the Senate to its res olutions for giving notice, tc, further amended by the House so as very mate rially, to change the character of the Sen ate's solemn vote of Thursday last, being yesterday before the Senate, the question on agreeing to these further amendments by the House was taken and decided in the negative by tha same majority as that by which the Senate's amendments were adopted, except that tvro of those Senators who voted affirmatively en. Thursday were absent ba the vote of yesterday. The disagreement of the Senate to the further amendments sforcsaid by the House, being communicated to the HorsE of Represextatves, that body, by a majority of eight votes only, refused to recede from its 'said amendments, and afterwards insisted upon them by a ma jority of sixteen votes; present, (besides the Sperker,) one hundred and eighty two members absent, thirty-nine mem bers. A proposition to ask a conference with the Senate upon the disagreeing votes of the two Houses, after being a grecd to, was reconsidered, and, being re stated, was the question before the House when it adjourned, and will be the ques tion before the Hous on its meeting this day. And thus thp matter is now suspend ed. NaL Intel. April 21. The Secret Sen Ice Fund. The President sent to the Horse of Representatives yesterday a message in reply to the call of that House for the particulars of certain alleged disbursments out of the Secret Service Fund so call ed) during the period in which Mr. Webster filled the office of Secretary of State. The President declines to fur nish the papers called for, and assigns his reasons for fo doing. We should have been happy to publish without delay this message, which, as we learn, does the President much credit, but were not af forded an opportunity ol taking a copy; and as we did not hear the paper read, we cannot venture, upon verbal report, to at tempt any statement of its contents be yond that which is furnished, in the ac count of the Proceedings of the House, by our Reporter. ib. MARRIED. On the 1st day of March, byj Alexan der Hanna, Esq., Mr. William Bald wlv, to Miss Elizabeth Mackey, til of Turkey foot tp. Somerset County, ss. Before the JLworable Jeremiah S. Rtack, President, and his Associate Judges of i!:e same rnurt. ON motion l F, M, Kimmel, Esq., the Court confirm the inquisition nn ihe estate of Jhn Shaffer, deceased, and grant a rule on the Heirs and Lejral Representatives of said deceased, t( ap pear at an adjourned Orphans' court lo be held at Jotneret, on Tuesday the 14th day of July pext; and accept or refuse to take the real estate of said Juhn Shaffer, defeased, at the appraisrd priVe. Extract from the records of said court, certified the Oih day of Feb. 1946. WM. II. PICKING. ap 28,M6. Clerk. A young man who understands some thing of ihe house joiner and Cabinet-making business, and who would he willing to work under instructions, will meet with a situation by calling on the subscriber. Also an apprencice to the above busi ness will be taken. A boy of 16 or 17 years of age and who can come well re commended, will be taken immediately. None but one of good moral character need apply. " One from the country would be prefereil. BENJAMIN F.BEATTY. Somerset. April 5. 46. 6 Cents Reward. RAN away from the sub scriber in Jenner town ship, on the 1 7lli inst., an indrnied apprentice 10 the wegon - making business, named Ilezekiah Snyder. lie is about I G years of age, and had on when he wentavay Qrey green roundabout, a cap. &c.. The public are cautioned against harboring, or trusting him on my account." The a bove reward will be given to any person returning him, bat no charges paid. JEREMIAH SHAFFER. Ap23. 1841. FACTORY, Wool Carding- THE subscriber, having been absent frem home during the last fall and winter, and it having been reported through ihe country that he was not go ing to return, wishes to inform his cus tomers and ihe pnblic in general, that be has arrived, and intend lo carry on the Manufacturing busines in all its various branches as u suil. Satiinet. Keutcky-Jpans, Tweeds, Blankets, Carpet, Flannel, Cloth. &c. will be done in the test manner, and as low as at any other plare in the country. Country carding and fulling will be strictly attended to. And for the conve nience of who lire at a distance, wool will'be re ceived and relumed once a week during the carding season al the following pla ces. Edmund Kiernan's store, cress roads, John Heiple's Henry ShefTer's Joseph Zimmerman's, and George Master's, Esqrs , Davidsv.He. Counlry produce will be taken for carding, fulling and manufacturing. OWEN MORGAN, Jenaertp. Ap 2S '46. 4 1 an Orphans Court M0$& 5ieW al Somerset in and w5)jj aid county, on ihe 9t!i of February. A. I). 1S45. Public Sale. THERE will be exposed to sale, by way of public outcry; on ihe prem ises in Turkey fool township, on ihe 18;h yuce 1846. Tke following real esUte, vix: a tract of One Hundred and eighty-seven acres, adjoining lands of Lemuel King. Henry Kihn, Joseph Pritz and other; about four acres clear. The land is revered with fiue sugar tim ber, and abundance of popUr, there is al- A r n T tk 1 , TJ U (J Jl JU JJ J1J JO ! on ine premises. 1 ne snu Iran 01 land will be so'd in parts of a specified num ber of acres, or if preferred all logedier. Terms ef sale: one ihird in hand, and ihebalance in two equal annual payments. to be securt J on the premi. WM. KNIGHT. Trnttee. for the sale of the real estate of Philip hiiig, deceased. Turkeyfoof, ap 2S,46. Somerset County, ss. Court n e 0th day of I 'mi 184G. Befon 'ebrnary, A. D. Before ihe Honorable Judges thereof. On motion of F M Kimmcl, Es-j.thc Couri grant a rule on the heirs and lcg.il Rppresenutires of Abraham Colbourn, dee'd. to appear at an adjourned Orphans Court to be held al Somerset on ihe 25th day of May next, and acrcptor refuse to take the real estate of the said Abraham Colbourn, dec'il. ol the appraised price. Extract from the records of said court, certified lliis 7th day, March IS1G. WM II PICKING, ap2I '45, . Citrk. Ho tic 8. Estate of Catharine Swank, Deceased. rjTMlE subscriber having obtained Let Jl lers Tesianirntiry on ihe estate of Catharine Swank, late of Somerset tp., deceased, requests all persons indebted to said estate, to meet him at the house of Jacob Swank, in sid township, on Saturday the Idh day of May next, pre pared lo seule; and ihose hMiig claims, u present ihem at the same time and place properly euihenticaied. ' SAMUEL SWANK, of Quemahoning tp., Executor. April 7. 1d4GCl Notice. Estate of Jonathan Yoder, deceased. IT ET I'ERS Testamentary on the es jljl late of Janathan Yoder, late of Shade township, deceased, having been granted to ihe subscriber, all persons indebted to said estate are rpquestrd to atiend al ihe late residence of ihe oeceas ed, on Monday the 25th day of May nexi, prepared to settle; and those having dawn, to present them al the same lime and place, priperly auihen:iratef. CHRIS T1A N PETE li.M A N. of Shade township, SAMUEL HOLS APPLE, of Paint township, April 11, '40 Ct. Executors. Estate of Peter Troutman. deceased. TMIE undersigned, residing in South nmpmn township, having obtainet letters Testamentary on ihe estate of Peter Troutman. Ite of said lownsbp, de ceased, reauesls all nersnns indebted to said estate.to attend aithe late residence of the dereaseJ.mi Saitirdav ihe l lnv of May next, prepared to settle their ac counts, and these having claims against said estate, to present ihem al the same time and place properly authenticated for settlement. JACOB TROUTMAN. WM. CRITCH FIELD, mi. 24, I84G-Ct Executors. Positive Cheap! Comparative Cheaper!! Undoubtedly CHEAPEST!!! War with the British! rjTHR subscriber having purchased B the entire stock of tin ware, owned by Charles A. Kimmel, where lie now intends conducting ihe manufacturing of TIN AND SHEET IRON ware in Somerset, at he shop formerly occupied by William P. Schell. as a tln- ner shop, one door vest cf G. Pile's Ho tel, and nearly opposite ihe store of D. ! Flick, where h intends manufacturing ' ware of every (lef-ripiion in his line cf which he will dispose of at a small ad vance for cash.oron time to pun iuldeal ers. His work will be done in a neai and substantial manner, persons wishing to .. i ,r ii i i, 1 purchase are respecifullv invited to call ; . . . r, . - i and examine his stok. Bv a strict at-' tenlion to business he hopes to receive a libera share of public patronage. Approved country produce will be ta ken in exchanjr for ware. OBADIAH KIMMEL. ap 14. !8i0. For Sale at this Ollice. .tnif. A T an Orphans fkxU t held ?t Somerset i EStfvS ar,d Ar said rounty on th 4 motice N. B. Connlry merchants wishing to PpO'SOP Y purchase ware at wholesale pr.res, are j S3iS;w Jtt U invited to call before purchasing else- For Sale at till" Ojee. where. 1 - iherifPs Sales. BY VIRTUE of sundry writs of Venditioni Exponrti. i?sud oulof ihe Court of Common Pleas of Somerset couniv. and to me directed, there will be exposed lo sale at the Public Square in the Borough of Somerset, on Friday tha 1st day of May next at 1 o'clock P. M. the following Real Estate, viz: AM the rizht,Ttithf. inlrrest and claim of Frane-s PhiJipni. of, in, and to, two Lois of Ground, situate in ihe town of CentreviJle, .Mil ford township, Somerset county. Pa.. fontainin; one half acre more orlen; djoiing the clay pike, on the north a Iai rf Jonathan H. Miller and Joienh Pi'e oa ihe east, hnds of Abraham II. Miller, on ihe south, and a lot of Jacob G. Miller's on the west, on which are e rtcted a Urge two story dwelling house, now occupied as a store house, sud a stable, with ihe appertenances as the property of the said Francis Pbilippi. at the suit ef Joseph IIufT.nau. AIO All the right, title, interest and claira af Squire Hall, of, in. and to on 2DU g2D&2?2 situate in the town of SmythHeld, Som erset county. Pa. containing one half of an acre more or less; bounded on the east by lot of Doctor Fry, on the writ by lot of William Richards, on the north by an alley, and main street on the south, en which are erected 2 Wo story dwel ling houses, one occupied new as a lav em stand, and a stable wilL the apperte nmces as the properiy of the siJ Squire Hail, at the suit of Joha McCliutock, of J. ALSO All ihe right, tide, interest snd claim of Christian Knee, dee'd, of, in, and to a certain Lot of Ground, situate in ihe borough of Stoystown, So merset county, containing one fourth of an acre more or lcs; adjoining main street on the south, lot of Benjamin Ber key on the west, lot of Jonathan Statler on ihe north, and lot of Henry Harner on the east, on which are erected a tw story frame dwelling house, and stable, with the appertcnanres js the properly of ihe said Christian Knee, deceased, in ths hands of John Cover, administrator with ihe will annexed, of Christian Knee, deceased, and Michael Zimmerman, guardian of Genrge Knee, heir and le gal representative of said Christian Knee, deceased, at the suit of Samuel Kimmel, for the use of John II. Snyder. ALSO ' All ihe right, tide, interest and claim of John Belt. of. in. and to a certain situate in Addison township, Somerset county. Pa., containing one hundred and fifty acres more or lass; about one hun dred and ten acres clear, about twenty two acres in meadow, with a dwelling house one and a half story high, log bara and stable, and spring house thereon e rected, and two orchards on the premi ses, adjoining the National Koad on th south, and lands of Andrew Mitchell, Thomas Glisson and Richard Brook, with ihe appertenances as the properly of the said John Bell, at the suit ofAI- f lm- 1 r WW irea iewion, now ier me use oi lleury, Chorpenning. ALSO All'the right, title, interest end cliicx' ef Daniel Hoover, of in and lo a certiia plantation or Tract of Land sitaate in Brothersvally township, Som erset county. Pa., containing 206 acres more mr less; about 150 acres clear, and about SO acres in meadow, bounded by lands of Frederick Hoover, George Hoo ver. Solomon Barklev aid others, on j I which are erected a two story log dweU I 1 II L I l ung nouse, anu targe oanii Darn and sta ble, &c, 2 apple orchards on th preevi ses.wiih ihe appertenances ss the prp ert.T of lhe "iJ nil Hoover, at ! S'l Ol William lleover. ALSO All the right, title, interest and elains of Jonas Hershberger, of, in, and to a certain situate in Conemaugh township. So merset county. Pa., containing 189 a cres more or less; about 100 acres clear, 10 acres in meadow, bounded by lands of Jacob Blough, Christian Ilockstetler, Yosi Blough, Jacob S. Miller and Peter Herhmsn and others; on which are erec ted a dwelling house, stable and barn, av large apple orchard on ihe premises, with the appertenances as the property of ti said Jonas Hershberger, at the suit of Abraham Hershberger, for lh use of Daniel Eash. ALSO By virtue of a writ of Fi. Fa. Inqui sition waived. AH the right, tide, interest and elait of James Black, of, in. snd to a certain Til ACT OF LAND, situate in Addison township. Somerset rounty. Pa , containing 153 acres mors or less; uboul 5C acres clear, and abat8 acres in meadow, adjoining land of Ja cob Wilhelm, W illiam Harden and Chris tian Fike, on which are erected a two story log house, a potter lilu, an appla orchard and csbin barn with the apperte- nance s i sic "J"L,r , ' J . , James Black, at ue ssit of Mirr . J nance as the property cf the said t Davises. JACOB PHILIPPI, Sh'fT. SheriiTs Office, Somerset ) April 7, 1S45. Jl L A -V K Constables' Stay Bonds For SuJc at this OiFce
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