SOMERSET HERALD. TUESDAY,' MAY 12Is,rt V R TML,fE2 E?t- of P'nTi.le'phii at his Ileal EslclewlCi-JOjlcc, is our authorized Atnt Ut obtaininr Adrrrt-wnfnt and tcrtpthnfoT the "II EI? A LI) and is dothoJ with fall power lo receiptor any monies pmJ fo him on these oi.jecK His ?r nchhlcs the f:!owjr.j cities, viz: Pbi!.iJlj!j, At-w tLrrfesfv-ra juices arc locuteJ as folio v.: m ..' IJcc J, S3 riile &Irert. ):J:i::ioreS. II Corner cf Bak-i Cal st EjJo-i Ao 15 i'intr st. FOR CANAL COMMISSIONER. lyxiJiSi'S .. It. 0f tliiWj cr Msitczit cor.vrv. fCTWe have been requested by the Countv Treasurer to stale, that the rale of j unseated lands m Somerset countv ha? been postponed until next year the tor of a newepener in Philadelphia, to j whom a list of s Jd lands had been sent j for publication, hating failed to comply with his contract in time. C!7The rumor of a declaration of war a-rc:nst the United States bv Mexico, ! w I publislsed in a postscript last week, has not been confirmed bv later intelligence. RiSftt cl" Way. By an article in to-day's paper, which we copy from the Pittsburg American, it will appear that the Pittsburg and Con uclisiille Railroad Company had their pnviliges extended so as to be enabled to carry the:r road to the Maryland line. This will obviate the necessity of any grant for the -'right of way," as far a mere connection between Pittsburg and Cumberland is the object; but we are net quite certain that the Pittsburg and Con iiellsvillc Company will have the nrivil- cge, without further legislation, of taking j the route through Somerset county which it is understood the Baltimore and Ohio Company wouid have taken, had the 'right of way" been granted to them un conditionally. AVe may add, that the Philade! phians arc actively engaged in raising the nrvcssarv funds for the commencement , of the Central Railroad, and it is thought ! . . i l l ,,u-.n ;,, ' they will succeed, m which case the otu m . . , x. . i pany will be rendered null and void. Z'annteik'vlt. W'c had exhibited to us a few davs ice. a $5 note purport inir to have been j issued by the "Farmers and Merchants " . ..... .1 Bank ol Baltimore, winch was a rank counterfeit. Du-ted March 14, 1845; J. Lorry, Cashier, Geo. McKinstry, Presi dent; Vignette, a female reclining oa her right arm; and a sailor standing, point ing with one hand to a ship. The word 77n preceding "Farmers and Mer chants Bank," &e.t is written T II I) the words !hf, aid, and Lank in the seme line are much darker than the rest. COXGXIESS. V"as!iInton letter writers state that it is tnc intention oi me ueiiioraiiu i:il-.h- r ,. hers of Congress to move for an adjourn- ment Irom the 1st ot Juno till the 1st oi . message, Ate, we are altogether oppo .l.i.i--. ... r .1 October. TUc.TXcclinsr. The proceedings cf the Whig and An- timascnic Whig meeting, held at the Court House on Tuesday evening will be found in to-day's paper. AVe bespeak for them a careful perusal. CT"Mr- Slidelt., our Minister to Mexico, arrived at Pittsburg on the Gth iat., on his way to Washington, accom panied bv his familv. gtMcCook, who had been indicted in Dauphin county for an alleged attempt at briberv, has been tried, found guilty, and fiueifsix hundred dollars. In the Field! We understand that the Democrat ic meeting oa Monday evening, passed a resolution recommending Daniel Wev axd, Esq., of Somerset, as a candidate fjr Congress. I-Wr.- Flour is selling in Baltimore at SI 00, in Philadelphia at $4 25, and in New York at$l BO. VIRGINIA ELECTION. The Richmond Enquirer cf Friday fav Thus far we have heard of the election of 1C8 members of the House, 55 Demo crats and 53 Whigs. We have lost 12, aud g iined G. If no change takes place in the 2o to behesrd from, we shall have 1G majority in the' lower House. We have lost one in the Senate and if the Kanawha District sends a Demo crat, our niajor'tfy ia that body will be 8 otherwise 5. TOW VDA RELIEF NOTES. 1 ne State Treasurer nas given uuw.g 4- r 'P..H t'stps not to t ' 1-7 C'JilCllUiS 1 uuj - receive anv more of the Towanda relief ,-n.o . . t, .. rnir -lilt C t " n f I n f but 75, which amount will be teccived of tlic ttatc Treasury. - PROCEEDINGS Off THE WHIG AND MTIMASONIO County Zfleetlay Pursuant to notice, a large and very respectable meetings of the Whigs and Antimosoas of Somerset county was held at the Court House ii Somerset, oa Tues day evening, May 5, 1S4G. - Jost J. Stutzaian, Esq., was chosen President; William Burgess, Abraham Pile, Gillian C. Lint, Esq., Peter Berkcy, Esq., end John Chorpenning Vice. Pres idents: and Conrad Keyser, Symmes Ch. MCucsaey, and Henry Marlz, Secreta ries. Samuel W. Pearson, Esq., John II an na, Esq., Jonathan Mountain, Joseph Sheelz, Abraham-Beam, Esq., Owen Morgan and John' A. Baker, Esq. were sppointeda committee to prepare resolu tion?; who reported the following which were unanimously adopted by the meet- Restuved, That the Whigs and Anti masons of this countv are, as they ever edi-;have be?n, in favor of the loliowmg glorious prmeip! were blazoned ur lples ami oojecis, which anon our banners m lai j it:J -11, v:z: A sound currency, the same in kind and value for the Government and for the people. A suTicient revenue for the support of rovernment by' a Tariff of duties upon V T k 1 lililwtll ' J - - X Eorei-rn importations, which shall amply nrotcct the entire industry of our country from the otherwise ruinous competition with the Hard Mo'xnv low-wages, man ufactures and productions of Foreign countries. A restriction on the exercise cf the Ve to power, or its entire abolition, so that no executive either of the General or State Government shall be permitted to defeat the will of the people, when expressed through the votes cf a mnjjrily of their Legislative Representatives. An annual distribution of the nett pro ceeds of the sales of the public lands a niong all the States, to whom of right they belong. A single term of office especially of j all executive oilicers to whom is given extensive patronage through the appoint- mz power Resolved, That in the belief that the above principles and objects, if carried out and sustained, would greatly enhance and secure the welfare of every section of our Union, we voted against James K. Polk in IS14, and we will continue to vote asrainst every man for any office from President down to the lowest officer administration of the National and State Governments, who is opposed in ... . V , , principle or practice to such truly Amer- ican measures. Resolved.Thatthe attempt now nnkingin Congress by the Polk party, which it is feared will be but too successful, to repeal the Whig Tariir of 1842 in its protective n;1r,roc. nwrht to afT:rd omlttr demon stration to the blindest supporter of that . .i . -i i i i i ri.:;,.i party, that their leaders basely falsified. when they dec! a red to the people m lb44 that Polk was as good a Tariff man as Henry Clay. Resolved, That we recommend to the Locos of this county for their example, the honest and consistent rebuke of James K. Polk by their party in Clarion coun ty, who lately in county meeting resolv ed "That while the present Tariff laws "continue to afford revenue adequate to "defray the expenses of government cc "onomically administered, and at the ,. same time afford fair protection to our " home industrv, wc arc wholly and ir- ravocablycpposed to their n oi:ticationor .,, ,n, . .. "repeal" and "That while we approver M h fejtarcJ of tho pfeSijcn:- s " ed to his views on the subject of the " revenue laws of the country and par " ticularlv disapprove of his recommcn " dation of a repeal of the Tariff of 184J." Resolved, That the luidatory terms in which Secretary Walker's Treasury Re port hjs been noticed in the British Par liament and by the British Press, proves most conclusively that the present Ad ministration of our Government is view ed with greater favor by the British Min isters' than any that has preceded it, and that if there be a British party in the U nited States, it the party which eleva ted and supports James K. Polk. Resolved, That tho' we accord hones ty of purpose to the mass of our politi cal opponents in following their leaders, yet we are constrained to say, that a pro fession of patriotism such as some of those leaders make, and their deadly hos tility to American manufactures as mani fested whenever the question of a protec tive Tariff arises, are entirely inconsistent and at variance with each other, and that therefore we cannot view them in any other light than that of hypocrites and j brawling demagogues. . Resolved, That our Representative in Congress, the Hon. Andrew Stewart, is entitled to the thanks of the whole coun try for his untiring efforts to save the present excellent Tariff, and for his able exposition of the destructive policy which James K. Polk and his Secretary of the Treasury are "endeavoring to force upon the country. Resolvcd.Tha't we highly approve of the holding of the great National Fair at Washington, as recommended by our del egation in Congress with 4our Andy" at their hed, andve hope that the splendid exhibition of American manufacured arti cles, which will there be made, and the thousands of honest and well paid me chanics and manufacturers who will be (there also, will have the effect to drive ! " . I .. . . ! T .1 Vim tii r 1 1 r t t r v uu-ui uic v,j:iui miu wu.n.wiw ' the British airent who we blush to heir, . o . : has been permitted to occupy a room m i the Public Buildings for the exhioiMon oi . British goods, for the dwparageraent of American milium uuc, aw doctrination of the British principles of Free Trade among American Demo crats. Resolved, That the charge made by the Loco advocates of Free Trade, that the duty levied upon an imported article by so much increases the price to the con sumer is false and proved so by a circular issued by the American Institute in New York, which says, it can be established that "every article which can be manu " factured at home and which has recei- ved a protective duty for seven consecu- live years, has, by home competition and consequent developement of inge " nuity alone, been reduced in price to the 4 consumer belowjthe Foreign cost at the " time of imposing the duty." Resolved, That the American people, to exist as an independent nation, must be able to clothe and defend as well as feed themselves. Resolved, That if Mr. Polk was cor rect in assuming that our title to the whole of Oregon "is clear and unques tionable," his duty would have been to maintain that title at all hazards, and his offer through the Secretary of Statu to compromise at 49 degrees was therefore an offer of surrender of the nation's just rights;or, on tha othjir hinJ,if wa hive no title to the whole of Oregon, then was it highly improper in Mr. Polk to assert; what lie did assert. Whether our title be good or otherwise, therefore, Mr Polk is justly chargeable with all the expendi tures of money that have loaowed on account of the ground assumed by him, in the discussion of this question, which is now as far from being settled, as it was before. Resolved, That although the Locofocos are alone responsible for all the difficul ties that have arisen or may yet arise on account of the annexation of Texas, and occupation of Oregon, vet should the na tion become involved in war m conse quence of those measures, the Whigs ev ery where will be found at their posts, readv to defend the country's rights and the country's honor. Resolved, That the attempt to fasten upon the country the iniquitous Sub Treasury, the "condemned of 1840," which is to provide gold and silver for the office holders and shinplasiers for the j people, and to expose tne "treasure of trie people to be plundered by a hundred hands, where one cannot now reach it" (to use the former language of the mis erable tool who controls the executive or gan at Washington), is an insult to the true Democracy ot the country, who were the majority of 1840, and is anoth er" evidence of the destructive principles of the party, "who" in the words of a- nother of their great leaders, are "held to- gether only by the cohesive' power of public plunder." . Resolved, That the proposition lately announced by one cf the Polk leaders in Congress, to increase the rates of post age, will meet the condemnation we trust of every well wisher of his country's in telligence and prosperity. , Resolved, That Col. Edie and the oth er Representatives of Western Penna. who advocated the "Right of Wav" are entitled to the thanks of their constitu ents, for their arduous services in behalf of our rights, and although their success was not equal to their exertions and to our wishes, yet we feel 'bound to say "well done, good and faithful servants." Resolved, That we recommend to the County Committee the propriety of ta king'some action at an early,day with aview of effecting a thorough organization of the Whig and Antimasonic parly of this county and of forming a county Ticket for the ensui ng election. Resolved, That the proceedings be signed by the officers, and published in all the Tariff-papers in the district. The Senate of the State of Michigan have passed a bill indefinitely postponing that section of what is known as the 'But ler act' which requires an annual tax to meet the interest on the debt of the State. County Coxnmissione X t Mr. Editor: I beg leave to recom mend John Moxg, of Quemahoniug township, as a suitable person for Coun ty Commissioner. " Milforc. Somerset County, ss. .llll, T an adjourned Orphans l- Court held at Somerset, ii-C in and for s-id county, on the '''f-fZS 22d day of April, 184G. Be fore the Honorable Judges thereof. On motion of F, M, ICimmtl, Esq., the Court grant a rule on the heir and Legal Representative of Elizabeth Poor baugh, dee'd, lo appear al an adjourned Orphans' court to be held at Somerset, on the H'.h dsy of July nsxt, snd shew cause if any they have why the real es tate f said Elizabeth Poorbaugh, dee'd, should not be sold. Extract freni the Records certified this 22d day of April 1846. WILLIAM II. ITUMINU. May 12,'4G:6t, Clerk. ; Somerset County, ss. jpttff V T an adjourned Orphans' eonn held at Somerset S.fcT5.)5 n and for said county on the "fg2?" 2-2d April. 184G. Before the ixv Honorable "3 udges thereoL On motion of F, M, Kimmel,'Esq. the court grant a rule on the heirs and le gal Representatives of Henry Geisey, deceased, to appear at an adjourned Or phans' court to b held at Somerset on the 14th day of July next, and shew cause if any they have, why the real es tate of said Henry Geisey, deceased, should not be sold. Extract from the Records, cetified this 22d day of April, 1846 W. H. PICKING. lUy 1 2,18 16.-61. . , Clexk. Caution. TV hit ic.j left u-.tr, and being not yet of age to act for himself. I hereby caution the public against harboring or trusting him on my account. GEORGE ARNOLD. maylg f45. ' MIDGE BUILDING f gIlE undersigned commissioners of H Somerset county, will sell on Tuesday the 2nd day of June next, at 1 o'clock P. M- the contract t ihc low est bidder for building a bridge over I3ea vor Dam creek, where the road from Berlin to A'toystown crosses the ame, at or near DaviJ Shaffer's Saw Mill. A plan ol the bridge-will be exhibited on the djv of sale. S.e to take place at the bridge. F. WF.IMER, J. R. KlG, P. BMRKEY, mI246 Co.ii'rs. H OtlSS. THE Poor House Commissioner fif Somerset County, inform the pub lieilul they are desirous of purchasing Real Estate far the support of the Poor ol said county; and hereby give notice tiiai either of the Commissioners will receive staled proposals from this date up to the 6'.h day of June next, fur that urpose; therein giving the locution and a full dercripiim of the property, together with the price an. 1 conditions ihertof, and thev will be duly received bv , GEO. WALKER. Brothersvalley. SAMUEL MILLER. Summit, JOHN II ANNA, Addisn, PETER PUTMAN. Milf.rd, DAVID LA VAN, Somerset ip, JOHN HOFFMAN, Jeuner, BENJ. Kl.VMtlL,. Sumycrrek, G. CHOSl'E N N I N G .Somerset boru JOSEPH MILLER, Quemahoniug. May 1 i, 8&;U. 'Orphans' Court Sale OF - N pirsnanre of an order of the Or phans Court of Somerset county. there will be exposed t sale b? way of puldic vendue or ouutv "n the premises, on Saturday the 0th day of June next, the following Real Estate laie lha estate of David Clifford, deceased, viz: One tract of land, rontiir.iiic 35i acres, adjoiniug lands of John Boyd, lands belonging to Jackson Furnace, and vacant lands, and the line between A'imersel and Westmoreland counties about SO A Cl ESS cleared, with a log cabin and staMe thereon erect ed situate upon the Sioystown & Greenaburg turnpike road, in Jer.r.rr township. Terms One third in hand and the re mainder in two r qnal a iti KiSjiustaiincnt without interest, to be rcured by judg ment bonds. Attendance will be given by John Clifford, Administrator of said deceased.? By order of the Court, W. 11. PICKING MarI2I84G. Clrk To the heirs and legal rep resentatives of Jaeuh Mio ses, deceased, TjMAKE notice that an inquest will be S held at the late dwelling house of said deceased, in the township of Shade, in the county of Somerset, on Wednes day the 24ih day ol Juue 1846, for the purpose uf making Partition of the real estate, of said deceasd, to, and among children, and legl representatives, if the same can be done without prejudice to, or spoiling of the whole; otherwise to value, and appraise the sama, according law; at which time and place you are required to attend if you think proper. Jacob piiilippi, mI2'46 6t. Sheriff. Wst To the heirs and legal rep resentatives of I'eter I'e tersheim, deceased. raiAKE notice that an inquest will b held at the late dwelling bouse of said deceased, in the township of Stoney creek, in the county of Somerset, on Friday the 2Gth day "of June, 1346. lor the purpose of making partition of the real estate of said deceased, to and a nsong his children, and legal representa tives, if the same can be done without pifjudire to or spoiling of the whole; otherwise to value and appraise the same accom.ng .0 uw. at u.c. 1 u - . 1 . . 1 ...... ...1- 1. -...I proper. ml2 4G 6t. JACOB PIIILIPPI, Sheriff. Somerset County, ss. T ar. adjourned Orphans' Court held at Somerset, r.-; j;Af?i 111 sou tor eau wuuir, wu 'fcKQ? the 22ud day of April 184G. Before the Honorable Judges thereof. ON motion of F, M, Kimmel, Esq., the Court grant a rule on the Heirs aud Legal Representatives of John Shaffer, deceased, lo appear at an adjourned Or phans' Court to bt held at Somerset,-on the 14th day of July next, and shew cause if any they have, why the reales - staeof the said John Shaffer, dee'd, should not be sold. Extract from the Records, certified this 22d day of April 1846. WM H PICKING, may 12 G-6t Clerk. Somerset County, ss. V&r'0 A T an adjourned Orphans' cA'iJ4c icourt to held at Som-rset, ityr on the2 dd.y of April 1846. "0Jt Before the Honorable Judg '" rfS thereof. On m otion of J, F, Cox, Esq, the cfturt grant a rule on the, heirs and legal representatives o'John Statler.dcceaseJ.to appear at an adjourned Orphan court to be held at So nerset on the Hth day of July next, aud shew cause if any they have, why the real rsute of said Johu Sta.ler, dcc'J, should not lc t.e!d. Extract froa tho "rcord. certified this ! 25d dav of April. IS43. WM. H. PICKING, Mar 12 '-iCd. Clerk V an adj-iurned Orphans court held al Somerset Z&S&TrZl in and for said county on the v 9 v? 22d day of April, A. D. IS4G. ' 14 Before tiie Honorable Judg es thereaf. On motion of Daniel Weyand, Esq. the court cojifirm the inquisition of the real estate of Valentine Hown, deceased, and grant a rule on the heirs and legal representatives of said deceased, to ap pear at an adjourned Orphans court to be held al Somerset on the 1 4tl day .f July next, and accep r refuse to take the real estate of said Valentine Huon, deceased, at the appraised price. Extract from the records of said court, certified this 3J day of Anri!. A. D. 1816. WM. H PICKING, May.l24G6t, Clerk, Somerset County, ss. oV"' 4 an adjourned orphans U lourt hehi at Somerset. HftteSc on ihe22d April 1846 Be- ,?w:o lore tne nouoriu Judges thereof. . IN the matter of the account of Samuel Kinsin-!. c'unlnn oT Mary E. Elien, Jamc?, Jnhn, Eliza and Ju'ii, mi nor children of Jn Griham. dee'd. Ami now 10 wi': April 2d, 184G, Samuel G;ither, Simon Gcbhsri and RossFor ward, appoin e I auditors, to settle and adjust the account and report. Extract from the record, certified this 21 April, A, D. 1840. WM, H, PICKING, Clerk. NOTICE. In pursuance ! the foregoing appoint ment, the subscribers will meet at tho public house of Win. H Picking, in So merset, n Saltmhy, the 1 1th of July next, to perform the duties enjoined up n them by said appointment, when and wheio thohe iti'ercsicd may attend. SA V U E I . G AITHER. SIMON GEliHARP, ROSS FORWARD, Auditors. May 12, IS4G 6t. 6 Cents Reward. pB N away from the sub Jl. scriber in Jenner town ship, on the 17th itist., an imleiiled apprentice the wgon - m iking business, na.sied Jhzekiuh Sivder. He is about 1 0 years of age, and had on when he wentawnv fiiev green rounda'-ou:. a cap. &e.. The put-.iic are cjuliuned agaiiift harboring, or tiusiiiig him on my account. The a hore rev.a-d will bo given to any person returning him. but iu charges p.iid. JEREMIAH SHAFFER. A,2S. 1S4. 4 young man who understands some XA. thing of the house joiner and Cabinet-making business, and who would be willing to work under instructions, will meet witn a subscriber. situjtiun by calling on the Also an apprcp.cice to the above busi ness wid 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 mural character need apply. One from the would be prefered. country H E N I A M I X F. BE ATTY, Somerset. April 2l '-10. FACTO IIY. nTMIE subscriber. I.avimr been absent I from home during the last fall and winter. and 11 havii !; been reported through the country that he was not go ing to return, w isbes to inform his cus- tomers anil the public in general, that he us arfivpt, j rf - rived, and intends to carry on Manufacturing busines in all its various branches as u sual. Sattinet, Kentcky-Jf aus. Tweeds, Blankets, Carpet, Flannel, Cloth, &c, will be done in the test manner, and as low as at any other place in the country. Country carding iinl fulling will be strictly attended 1. And fur the conve nience of who live at a distance, u tm wilt be re ceived and returned once a urek (iini'? the carding season at the following pla ces. Edmund Kiernan's store. erss roads. j j0j,u Heiple's Henry Sbeffer's Joseph 'Zimmerman's, and Geurge Master's, Esars . Daviifsv.lle. Country produce will bs taken fort carding, lulling and manufacturing. . OWEN MORGAN. Jeancr tp. Ap 23 'IS. Nt?n! r5r5J?7 OTHPfT riHllC subscriber unulJ respertfollv U inform the public, that he has jui received and opened out in t!:e Siora room of Jarob Ki nait?!, Esq-, in Baiho, a fresh and assorted stock of Drusrs. .Medicines. Faint, Dyes and Confcctionarics, which he offers to sell very cheap Lt cash. Persons wishing lo purchase srtichs in his line of business, are invited to call and examine hi slock. ap 2140. SAMUEL J. ROW. Somerset County, ss. tij,r A T an Orphans Court Mjt held st Somerset in Oth day of February, A. D. m 18IG, Before the Honorabla Judges thereof. On motion of F M Kimmel. Esq, th.i Court grant a rule on the heir and le;rl Representatives of Abraham Colbourn. dee'd. to appear at an adjourned Orphans Court to be held at Somerset on the !4tlt day of July next, and acceptor refu?eti take the real estate of the said Abrahmn Colbourn, dee'd. at the appraised price. Extract from the records of said court, certified this 7th day. Alarcb 184G. WM II PICKING. ap21 '45, Clerk. Estate of Catharine Swank, J)eceased. r5"MIE suhscriber having obtained Let H. ters Testamentary on the estate of Catharine Swajik, late of Somerset tp.. deceased, requests all persons indebted to said estate, to meet l.im at the housn of Jacob Swank, in said township, on Saturday the l6ih day of May next, pre pared to 6ettle; and those having claims, to present them at tho same time aud place properly ?uthenticate;I. SAM EEL SWANK, of Q-iemahoning tp., Executor. April 7. IS 40 Ct Estate of Jonathan Yodcr, deceased, ETTERS Testament ary on the es -JL tate of Janathan Voder, late of Shade township, deceased, having been granted to the subscriber, all person indebted to said estate ari requested t afend at the late residence of the tie reus ed, on Monday the 5th day of May next, prepared to settle; and those having claims, to present them at the same time and place, propprlv authenticated. C II KISTIA N PETE KM A N, of Shade tnwnhip, SAMUEL HOLS APPLE, of Paint township, April l4.'46-6t. Executors. LOOK TTIOUND in tho barn of the e sutscri- 2 ber, residing in Broihersval'ey township. Somerset county, near Berlin, on the 21st of May, 1845, a new Blacksmiths Vice. The owner is requested to come forward, prove properly, and pay for this adver tisement, and he ran hive said Vice. Otherwise it will be disposed of accor ding to law. JOHN P. DRUBAKER. Berlin ap2l. '4G. REGIMENTAL ORDERS. "r!J'MIE enrolled militia within the E. bounds of the 4th rpgiment P, M, will meet for training and inspection as follows: The 2d Battalion on Tuesday the 19ih day of May. in the town of Salisbury, The 1st Battalion on Wednesday the 20th day of May, in the town of Berlin, JOHN fl SMITH, Col. Regimental Orders. THE enrolled militia within the bounds the 5d Regiment of P, M, will meet for training and inspection as follows: The d Battalion at Somerset, on Sat urday the I6ih day of May next. The 1st Battalion, at William Rush's, I in Turkey foot, on Monday the 18th day of May next. JOHN R EDIE, Col, Public Sale. TgHERE will be exposed to sale, by S way of public outcry; on the prem ises in Turkey foot township, on the lehh 'one 184G. The following real estate, iz: a tract of One Hundred and eightv-seven acres, adjoining lands of Lemuel King. Henry Kahn, Joseph Pritz and other; about four acres clear. The land is covered wi'.h fine sugar lim ber, and abundance of poplar, there is a! so a COAL BANK on the premises. The said tract of land will be sold in parts of a specified nuui ber of acres, or if preferred !l together. Terms of sale: one third in bund, ai.d the balance in two equat annual rr. uienli, to bo secured on the prerrm,. WM. KMCHT. Trustee, for the sale ol the rn! rstaic i,f Philip King, deceased, Turkejloot, a;
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