SOMERSET HERALD.
Somerset, $j.i.f
TFESPAY, JULY 2S,
1810.
Y P. 7Mr.Vt Et-7. of rhil i-Wj-hia athii
Jtral EsWc nn ! Coal Ojv,h our atubzeJ
fHERALD-- and is clothed
wiJli full power to rcr.pt for any monies pa, I
,V:c M!rvri? cities. vu:-riii!aJe!rhia, cv
York, Cahirnore and Co?ton.
FOR CANAL COMMTIOXTCR.
JA2IES 31. POWER ,
OF MERCER COUNTY.
FOR CONGRF..-SS:
.1XMIE1V STE1VAHT,
of Fayette County.
Something about Dunning.
We dislike .the practice, so prevalent
with publishers, of frequently dunning
their subscribers for money, or we should
ere this lime have thrown out a few hints
to perrons who are indebted to us one,
two, three years, and upwards, for sub
scription, advertising and job-work; but,
much as we dislike the practice, we find
that wc shall have to adopt it; and if the
class of patrons alluded to do not come
forward before or during the ensuing court
week and ''fork over" at least a part of
what they severally owe, wc'shall then be
under the necessity of sending them not
a dun but a dvnuer.
Our Candidate.
Mr. Stewaut having been unanimous
ly nominated by the Whig conferees of
the District, wc have raised his name to
our mast-head as the candidate of the
Whiz and Antimasonic party for Con
cress at the ensuing election. The nomi
nation of Mr. Stewart, so far as wc have
heard an expression of opinion, gives
-eneral satisfaction to the true friends of
American industry, and we are happy to
be able to add, to the personal friends of the
other gentlemen whose names had been
sn-fcstcd for the consideration of the con
f'crccs. Of Mr. Stewart's election we
entertain not a doubt. lie has thus far
faithfully served his constituents and the
nation, and if he did not accomplish all
that was desirable, it was only because
facts and arguments could not prevail a
gainst numbers. We cannot speak for
the other counties of the District, but feel
persuaded that in Somerset county his ma
jority at the ensuing election will be great
er than it was on cither of the former oc
casions when he was a candidate.
DAXIEL lTCYAXD, ESQ.
Wc should like to learn what arc Mr.
Wcyand's views of a protective Tarifl.
He is now a candidate for public favor,
and wc arc desirous of giving our readers
all the information wc can as regards the
"position" of each of the opposing candi
dates for Congress on great questions of
national Policy. The Tariff is at this
time the all-absorbing question with the
people of Pennsylvania. The passage
through the House of McKay's bill has
alarmed them and whether that bill be
comes a law or is defeated in the Senate,
the subject is not going to be put to rest
the present session. It will engage the
attention of the nest Congress perhaps as
much as it has done that of the present
one and hence the people have a right to
expect that each candidate for a seat in
that body will give his views in regard to
it before soliciting their suffrages. On
the part of Mr. Stewart no expose on
this subject is necessary. From one ex
tremity of the country to the other he is
the known and acknowledged champion
z,f t'm nrnfortivf nolk'V ill CoP.rCSS. IS O
one can have a doubt as to -what will be
h i$ course, if elected. Not so with Mr.
Wcyand. He is known to have been a
warm supporter of Mr. Polk in 1811.
Many in Pennsylvania were led into the"
support of that gentleman under a belief
that he was a thorough-going Tariff man,
hut now find that they were most grossly
deceived. No one who is a real friend of
the protective system can any longer ad
here to an Administration that is acting so
contrary to hij expectations and adverse
to his interests. The Administration and
a Tariff arc inconsistent with each other;
they arc as opposite as the poles; and wc
want no better evidence of a man being op
posed to the latter than the fact that he is
an adherant of the former. Mr. cy
and's "position" can therefore perhaps be
bcsljudgcdof when it is ascertained wheth
er he is still a supporter of the Administra
tion, or whether Mr. Polk's free trade
doctrines, as promulgated in his messa
ges and the reports of his Secretary of
the Treasury, anil recently pui in lorm
Mr McKay have induced him to
bv
Ivindon it.
Adjournment.
n,v'. I Inure-s of Conrrress have rcsolv-j
r. , .,.!; ,. it r in to ci Auirust.-
'IV r.resoiit session will have lasted
ICr'Thc proceedings of the Whig con
ferees of this Congressional District will
be given in detail next week.
f SrX bill, appropriating $12,000,000,
to pny volunteers, has passed Congress.
This makes 621,000,000 for the war so
far.
Acknowledging Hie Corn.
The editor of the Lancaster Democrat,
a leading locofoco sheet, acknowledges
straight up and down, that he and his
j party in Pennsylvania were cheated when.
they supported Mr. Polk as a Tariffman.
Would that all locofoco editors were as
honest as lie of the Democrat.
Qua e. Are polk-stalks as plenty in
these diggins now as they were in 1844?
In the House ef Reprcsetativcs recent-j
, Mr. Kinf of Georgia staled, that the I
prizes brought into the United States du.
jing the last war were 113 public vessels,
and 2,0S3 private vessels.
Vf
CELEBRATION AT PETERSBURG-
The anniversary of our National Inde
pendence was ushered in by firing of a na
tional salute of twenty eight guns at day
break. At 10 o'clock, A. M. Cant. Ross
and West's Volunteer companies, (ahe
Addison Infantry and Allegany Riflemen.)
formed at thejsousc of William Reynolds
and marched to iheMethodistE.P. chnrch,
under command of A. Newlon, Esq.,
Chief Marshal; Andrew Craig, Sam'l El
der, Simon Kcllar and James Burton,
Esqs. Assistant Marshals, and escorted
the Petersburg Sabbath School, accompa
nied by the officers of the Washington
Temperance Society and citizens general
ly, near William Reynold's Hotel, where
the Sabbath School refreshments were par-
' taken ol. The company then proceded to
the public square, between -. ievion a
and Samuel Elder's Hotels, where an A
nieriean flag was presented to the Addi
son Infantry by A.J. Hunt, Esq., on he
half of the bdies of Petersburg and vicin
ity. After the presentation of the flag, the
companies accompanied by the orator of
the day, proceeded to a bowery near Wm
Reynold's hotel and partook of an elegant
repast.
The cloth being removed and the com
pany assembled around a stand prepared
for the occasion,.! ohnBell, Esq. Pre'stRob't
Hunter, Jacob Cravcr, Frederick Augus
tine, John A. II. Wiliiam Burgess, James
Roddy and Henry Wenllmg, Esqs., Vice
Presidents, William Roddy and Robert
Patrick, Esqs., Secretaries, took their
scats.
On motion William Irvin, Esq., was
iutroduced who read the Declaration of
Independence.
On motion, F. M. Kimmcl, dilivercd
his address. The whole proceeJings were
interspersed with excellent music by the
Military Musicians, and Somerfield Inde
pendent Brass Rand. On motion, they
adjourned to meet on the 4th July 1847.
nFA correspondent of the N. York
Sun, writing from Washington under date
of July 15, gives the following, as part of
that day's proceeding in the House of
Representatives:
Hhc House went into Committc of the
Whole, Mr. Wcntworth in the c'nirand
took up the Bill to pay the mile: ge and
per diem allowance of Members of Con
gress and for other purposes.
Great merriment at the appearance of
the chairman, who is celebrated for his
extraordinary height)
Various amendments were ofiered and
l ejected, one by Mr. Stewart propos
ed reducing the pay of the members to six
dollars per day after a session of seven
months, and to three dollars per day after
n srssion of cifrht months. The bill was
explained by Mr. McKay, and discussed j
and opposed by .Mr. llanncman. lie uia
not like the provision in it for -paying ex
penses to certain Indians.
Mr, Douglass got lhciloor and tried to
speak, but nobody would listen to him
the House in its roars of merriment at the
party decisions of the Chairman, would
let no one be heard. Finally the Commit
tee rot un and the House adjourned, amid
loud bursts of laughter on all sides.
. GOOD NEWS!
Wc have l ite advices from Baltimore,
the purport of which are, that the Pitts
burgh Committee has had a satisfactory in
terview with the directors of the Balti
more and Ohio Railroad Company, and
that the probability is, that a Corps of
Engineers will be immediately placed on
the Pittsburgh and Connellsville route
to prepare the line for contract. Pitts
Gazette. HorE. The United Suites Gazette of
yesterday says, we arc gratified to give
our readers the following few lines, which
come as a postcript to Mr. Oldschool's
letter :
"P.S. I think I can hold out a hope
that the tariff will be saved in the Semite.
Letters arc being received from Locofocos
mother parts of the country, denouncing
M'Kay's bill and the administration in
unmitigated terms. They arc not with
out effect ! !
THE WAR WITH MEXICO.
A Washington letter writer says:
"The recent orders from the War Dcpart-
meat, contemplate a movement by three
interior, on or about the first of August;
one via Monterey, under General Tay
lor in person, another under Gen. Wool,
via the Prcsidia of the Rio Grande in a
parallel line; another under General Kear
nCy, and Gcricrul Butler, via Santa Fe to j
1st, . - - I
SIXXEISS UEFIIVTIXG.
Wc learn from the Untied Stalei Ga
zette, that the locofocosare holding meet
ings at Reading and Pcltsville, in Penn
svlvania, to protest against the passage cl
M'Kay's IrrifF bill. They "look to the
Senate," and implore the lion. Geo. M.
Dallas, in case he has the casting vote,
to save Pennsylvania from ruin. Were
it not for the general distress that will en
sue, wc could almost rejoice at the pros
pect of their sufferings. These very men
were told, over and over again, during the
Presidential canvass, that the clcctidn of
Jas. K. Polk would bring destruction to
the protective policy. They had his
votes and speeches against the larift'of '42
before them; and yet they turned traitors
to their own interests, and made him Pre
sident. They will now pay the price of
their folly, and well do they deserve it.
They are lull of repentance now, but let
hem escape the danger that threatcns,and
they will hug the free traders to their bo-
soms as fondly as ever. In less than three
months in time for the next election
they will have another set of banners
bearing the inscription: " The Tariff of
42 the IVhigs dare not repeal it."
Such is democracy, not the democracy
of Washington, and Jefferson, and
Madison, but the bastard, cob-web democ
racy of our day, better known as Locofo
coism. Cumb. Civilian.
The American Sentinel, a Locofoco
paper in Philadelphia, manly language in
relation to the Tariff thus :
"The spirit of a greatly excited people
is abroad throughout our whole State, and
threaten? to call in judgment every man,
that shall in any way lend his aid to de
stroy the Tariff of 1342. The whole
body of the people say that the country
is now prosperous and happy; and that
they will not tolerate any experiments,
that cannot fail to give the best interests of
our country a fatal stab.
FROM FORT STERLING.
Wc are informed by Capt. B.-.rgcr, of
the steamer Red-Wing, which arrived
from St. Peters yesterday, that some in
timations had been received at Fort Snel
Iing before he left, the Indians were col
lecting it that vicinity with on intention
of making an attack on the Fort, for the
perpose of effecting the liberation cf one
of the Sioux, who had .been given up., and
was held in custody, cither as a hostage,
or for being conccrnccd in the murder of
a chief some! time ago. A demand for
his release was sent in some days ago,
which was refused. St. Louis Rep. 4th.
COMMISSWJS'EH.
To the Voters of Somerset Coun'ty.
BELLOW CITIZFNS: At the sug
a gestion cf many friends, I offer my
self to your consideration as a candidate
f' County Commissioner, al lhc
ensuing eltciioM, and should 1 rcreive
a majority f your suffrages, I shall per
form the duties of said office to the best
of my judgment and ani'iiy.
JOHN P. H. WALKER,
Addison tp, j dy 23, 1810.
PI AME trespassing on th premises of
J the subscriber in Elkliek township,
Somerset county, on the 28th of June,
IS40,
One sorrel mare with ball face,
about four years old last spring, the own
er is requested to co:nc forward, prove
property, pay rh irgesnnd take her away,
or she will Lc lispopl of a i!.e law di
rect s. VALENTINE TlSE.
july C5,'40
Somerset County f ss.
A T an adj.nirned Orphnns'
iSfeBL Court h.dd at Somerset,
t?j?fr in and for suid County, on
''0y tIie Nlh d,,y uf Ju,-V 18,G-
Before lhc Honorable Judges thereof.
ON motion of Sam'l W. Pearson,
Esq.. the roiirt confirm the inquisition,
and grant a rule on the heirs and icgal
representatives of Jacob Moses, deceas
ed, ta appear at an adjourned Orphans'
nr.rt, to be held at Somerset, on the 7ih
September, A, D, ( I S 1 1 ) And accept or
refuse to take the real estate of saiJ Ja
cob Mo srs, de'd at the appr ised price.
Extract from the records of sard court,
certified this 14th d;iv. July A, D, 181G.
WM 11 PICKING,
july 21, '43 Clerk..
Somerset Countii, ss.
iL 'P 251 adjourned Orphans '
i. court "held al Somerset
fcftgU on and for said county on the
'4 ISihday of July, A, I), 1S46.
Before the Honorable Judg-
ec thereof.
IN the matter of the account ol Ro
gers Marshall and .ohn Tantlinger, ad
ministrators of John Graham, dee'd.
And now to -wit, July 15ib; A D 1 8 40.
On petition of F. B. Murdr-c, sntcrm ir
maricd with Mary E. one of the daugh
ters of said John Graham, dee'd.
The Court grant a rule on Phoebe
Marshall, administratrix of Rogers Mar
shall, deo'd, who was one of the admin
istrators of said John Graham, dee'd,
and on John Tantlinger, who was also
one of the administrators of said John
Graham, dee'd, to appear at an adjourn
ed orphans court to be held at Somer
set, on Monday the 7th day of Septem
ber 1346. and shew cause if any .they
have why the confirmation should not be
taken off said account, and the same re
frrred to Auditors for settlement and
adjustment.
Extract from the Records, certified
this loth day of July 1346.
WM II I'lUlUKU,
Clerk.
A Word to Blothors !
E ALT II is one of the best rifts of
parents to their children, and with
out it, all the advantages of fortune are
but evils in disguise. Nature . always
admonishes the parent when aid is re
quired. If a young child cries much it
must be ill, for it is not capable of being
affected by any ideas, but those of bodily
pain or pleasure. At s ich t'mes mothers
are apt to give their infants cordials, con
taining intoxicating or stupyfying pro
perties, and though this may answer
their immediate purpose, what is the re
sult! The children either die in convul
sions, or live miserable and unhealthy,
pined in their growth, with debilitated
stomachs, and palsied nerves. The
food designed by nature for children is
so clearly pointed out, that it is marvel
lous how any person can be mistaken,
the breast of the mother, 'or bread and
milk for infants, is so clearly adapted to
the delicate slate of their stomachs, that
nothing c:;n be snbstituted equally nutri
tious and wholesome. It is at the criti
cal period of '7cca";jg," or when the
infant is withdrawn from the mother's
breast, in order to 'substitute a stronger
diet, that those fatal diseases arise which
sweep off so many tens of thousand.
of infants annually. Who can esti
mate the ravages made by "Cholera
Infantum!" And ytt there is a specific
for it, which has never been known to
fail, when applied according to direc
tions. "JAYNE'S CARMINATIVE
BALSAM'.' is a remedy that has restored
many a languishing babe to the arms of
the delighted mother, restoring vigor to
ihe system, at the same time that it cred
imtad the disease. As 'men are but
children of a larger growth,' the same
remedy will be found equally efficacious
in Cholera Morbus, Nervous or Sick
Headache, and indeed all diseases that
arise from a disordered slats of the
stomach and bowels.
Sold by J. J. & H. F. Scholl,
Somerset Pa.
Also by Edward "levin.
Stysiown Pa.
i? n Vj : c si
11 U 11 It F AC T 0 11 Y.
riTMIE subscriber respectfully infurms
thy piillit; in general, and mill
owners in particular, that he still contin
ues to carry on ilu: making of
Fisf''uia Estrasax
in the borough of Voungtown, West
mnreland county Pa. In addition to hi3
old stock he ha received a large number
of choice Ihirr lliocks, from the east,
with all. other necessary materiil, he
will be ablejto manufacture .Mill Stones. of
any size on the shortest notice. The sub
scriber thanklul for the patronage ho has
heretofore received, he flutters himself
from rlfcvcn ye;irs experience i:i hia
business togpther wit!i keeping the moM
experienced . workmen . in his rmpIoT,
that he can render gener d satisfaction, j
auu ukii un iuu linoi jiuct'ii ii. i in-, ii-
can and will sell as low as any manufac
tory in the western country.
OrJers directed 1j the subscriber in
You'igtown, Westmoreland county, Pa.
punctually attended to
A) UN TONER.
july 28, 18iG,
ITTN pursuance of an order of the Or
! jj phans' court of Somerset County,
I .1 ....II ! . li c.lo I... nnlli..
llieiC III we cijMuni iu aaii vj j.wmh
outcry on the premises, on Saturday the
20th day oj Jluusl next, the following
valuable teal csialc, late the property of
Jacob Swank deceased, viz:
Ono Plantation
and tract of land, Mtuioe in Somerset
township, 3 utiles Nor h E irom Som
erset Uorsugh, near the Somerset and
ISiiiYMotvn road, adjoining butds of Chris
tian Sa)lor, Ilcnn J. Heiple, Jacob
Snyder Esq.. John Swank and others,
containing, 28S.ACKESS and al
lowance, 150 acres of which are clear,
with about 5 or 30 acres in meadow,
on which are erected a large two sury
log house wcatficrboarled, a lug barn,
stables and other buildings, there is also
a large apple orchard, with an apple-mill
and cider press on the the pte:nises, as
also several never failing streams of good
water.
Terms made known on the day of
sale.
Also at the same time nud
place, will be sold the following person
al property viz. 1 ten plate Strive ami
pipe, 1 I'ureau, Kitchen Cubboard, 1
Uuffalo Robe, 4 or 5 double coverlets, a
lot of bedding, and a variety of Kitchen
furniture, on a reasonable credit.
Sale to commence at 10 o'cb ck A. M,
and due attendance will be. given.
SAMUEL I1UNSAKER,
SAMUEL SWANK,
July C8 1846. Adm'rs.
Somerset County, ss,
vv-r A T ?n adjourned Orphans'
S L.S. court held at Somerset, in
Hth day of uly.'A. D.184G. Before
the Honorable Judges thereof.
ON motion of F, M, Kimmel Esq, the
court grant a ride on the heirs and
legal Representatives of William Sil
baugh deceased, to appear at an adjourn
ed Orphans Court to be held at Somer
set on Monday the 7th day of September
next (1846) and shtw cause if any they
have why the Real Estate of said Win.
Silbaugli dee'd should not be sold.
Extract from the records of said court,
certified this Hth day. of .July. A. D
i8!G. W.'U. PICKING.
July 29, 1815 . Qtek
'SHERIFFALTY.
To the Voters of Somkhsrt CountvI
IT the suggestion of many friends, I of
i fermvsclfto your consideration as a
candidate for g J VIP9' a U:e
ensuing election. Should 1 be elected, I
pledge my utmost abilities for the faith
ful discharge of all ths Iuties of the of
fice. IOIIN U. KIM. MEL.
may 19, 1810.
Sheriffalty.
To the Voters of Samcrfcl Cuuntt. .
rELLOW CI ITENS: At the sug---
gestion of numerous friemls, I offer
myself to your consideration as a candi
date for
at the ensuing general election, and res
pectfully solicit your votes for the samo.
If elected I will perform the duties of the
office wiili fidelity.
JACOB CUSTER. -
Rockingham Furnace,
June 23, '.SlG.
Sheriff alii ij.
To the etrcfors cf SomcrsJt County:
FELLOW CITIZENS: Thankful
for the very liberal support received on
a former occasion, I nrpiii offer myself
as a candidate for
SHERIFF,'
ami rrs post fully solicit your voles for
lite same, if elected, 1 will perform the
duties of the offi-- rorrrcily.
SAMUEL GRIFFITH.
Jenner tp. July 14, 18 R.
Sheriffalty.
Tj the voters of Somerset County.
7i: I. L OiV ( 7 T17. HXS: Thank f u 1
for lb- vote I received on a previous
occasion, 1 again offer myself to your
consideration as a candidate for lhc of
fice of SIS K 11 1 FF, at the ensu
ing tdecton. Should I be mi fortunate as
to be elected I pledge myself to perform
the duties of tlic office with fidelity and
impartiality.
june 16.' 4G. JACOB C.SPEICIIER
Sheriffalty.
To THE FfiKE AND lNDF.PLNIE.N T VOTERS
of Somerset County.
IjTtKi.Low Citizens: I offer myself
jfj to your consideration as a candidate
for the office of
s n io n IFF,
at the ensuing election, and. respectfully
solicit your suffrages for the same.- If
elected. I will perform IMe duties of the
office wiih fidelity.
JJMES PARSON.
Somerset tp. May 19. 18 1G,
To the voters of Somerset County.
S Iellow Citizens: I offer myself to
Bj your consideration a3 a candidate
for the office, of
SHERIFF,
at the ensuing general cllection, and re
spectfully sc.licit your votes for the
same. I f elected, I will perform the du
ics of the office with fidelity.
SOLOMON KNEE,
may 26 18 IG,
Commissioner.
To the Voters of Somerset County.
71 ELLOW-CI TP ENS. I offer
invsclf to vour consideration as a
candidate for
County Commissioner
at the ensuing election; and should I re
ceive a majority of your suffrages, shall
perform tin? duties of said office to the
b st of mv judgment nod ability.
JOHN MONG.
Stop.ycr.'ek fp. 7
June 2, ISiG.
"iT.lELLOW CITIZENS; Through
j i!ie solicitations of numerous friends
throughout the c ;in:y 1 offer myself to
your consideration for re-election.
Should I receive a majority of your votes
yon may espect the duties of the office
to be faithfully nnd efficit?ndv "performed.
FREDERICK V ELMER.
Somcrst, May 6. IcttG.
Commissioner.
To the Voter of Somerset County.
"WTIellow Citizen: At the soliciti
JL i'n of a number of friends, I offer
myself to your consideration as a candi
date for
COMMISSIONER,
at the ensuing general flection, and res
pectfully .solicit your sttffrarres. If elec
ted, 1 will discharge the duties of tho of
fico with impartiality. .
WM. F. DIVELY,
Berlin, June C3, 18 to.
COMM SS OXEK.
TO THE InPETENDENT VoTEI13 OF Sojr-
er'ET County. . -
OFFER myself to your consideration
as a Candidate for ihe office of
n r -re tv t r n T r rT T
o u iu mi o o i u n j xi j
Sould I be so fortunate as to receive a
majority of your sufferagetf I pledge my
self to the pei formance of the duties of
the office with impartiality and fidelity.
'JACOB LAMBER T (. fj.)
I S'.oaycrsck p M'JJ" -?-Iv. " ,
Shriff&liy
To the heirs ant! Ie.l rep
rcsenlativos of SJosanna
"V
Rhaller, IeceasCl.
f"AKE notice that an inqtift will be
fi held at the -house of Divid Wil
liamson, in i!ie township of Somer-H nnd
rounty of Somerset, on Wednesday the
2Gih day ofr August 1816, for the pur
pose of making partition of the real es
tate Of said . Rosunn Shaffer, dee'd, to
and among her children and legal repre
sentatives, if the same can be done wi;h
otit prejudice to or spoiling of Ihe whole,
otherwise to value,and appraise the same,
according jw; al which time anJ place
you are required to attend if you think
proper.
JACOB PHILIPPI.
july 21,'46-ot. Sheriff.
Mate of -ciinyl7amn.
Somerset County, ss:
-'.Vu an adjourned Orphans'
cort held at Somerset
rtJ in and for'safd county anJ
'S State aforesaid, on the 14th
Uii day of July A.l). 1816. .
Present Honorable J. S. Black. Presi
dent, and John McCartv and George
Chorpenning, associaie JuJjes of tho
6ame court.
IN the matter of the estate of Peter
Bradford, late of Somerset eounty, Penn
sylvania, deceased. , -"
And now to wit: July 14ih, 184C, the
final account of David Weimer, adminis
trator of sajd deceased, confirmed by ihe
court, and July' 15th, A. 1). I84C, the
court appoint Samuel VV. Pearson, Isaac
Hugus and Samnel Gaither, Esqrs., au
diiors to report a distribution of the funds,
in 'the hands of the Administrator, to wit,
the sum of three thousand, five hundred
and uinetyone dollars and twenty centa,
($3.r)fJ l,.0) to and among the persou3
loyally entitled to receive the same.
"Three weeks notice of the Auditor
meeting to be published in ' one poper ia
Somerset county, Penn'a. and same no
tice in one weekly paper in Louisville
Kentucky, and in Saint Louis Missouri.
Extract from the Records of sard court,
certified this 15th day of July, 1810,
W. 11. PICKING,
CIcik.
To the heirs of Velcr Brad
ford, late of Somerset Coun
ty, l'enn'u. deceased.
IN pursuance of the above commission.
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l!ir iimTprai ift nuflilnr'i ttiprpin n.iniPff.
will meet at the Hotel of Win. II. Pick
ing in Somerset Borough, County and
State aforesaid, on Friday the 'ZSLtt day
of August next, to peiform the duty
thereby enjoined upon them, at which
lime and place, all persons interested
are notified toalteud, if thev see proper.
S W PEARSON,
I. HUGUS,
S. GAITHER,
Somerset, July 21, I54G. Auditors."
The Weekly Louisvilic Journal and
Weekly Missouri Republican, will copy,
as per order of court, and send a copy of
each number of their respective -papers
containing the advertisement lo this of
fice. -
Somerset County, sv
SxrZSt, 2k an adjourned orphan'
court held at Somerset,
in and for said county on tha
VS5 liib dav of July A. 11.1846.
" ' Before the Hon. J, S. Black.
President, and George Chorpenning &
John McCarty.Eaqrs., associate Judges
of the same court.-
IN the matter of the administration
account of Samuel Spangler and LevrU
Spanker, administrators of Abrahatn
Spangler, deceased.
'""dnow to i!: July Uth A D 13IG,
ihe conrl appoint Samuel Gaiiher, Esq.,
auditor to report a distribution of the bal
ance in hand of administrators to and a
mong the creditors.
Extract from t!ie Records of said
court, certified thi3 1 1th day of July, A.
D. 184G.
WILLIAM II. PICKING.
july 2 140. . :
Clerk.
I.OTICE.
IN pursuance of ihe foregoing com
mission the'snbseriber will attend at his
office "in the ."Boroijgh of Sornrset, on
Wednesday ihe 1 Gthlay of August next,
to discharge the duties injoined on Lira
thereby, of which all persons interested
will please take no'ice.
SAMUEL GAITHER, j
July 21,1810. Auditor,
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To the heirs and legal rep
resentatives of Christian
Shockcy. deceased.
T'riPtAKE notice that an inquest will Lo
held at the late dwelling house of
Christian Shockev. ded. in theNtown-
ship of Greenville, in the county of So-
- . . a . .
merset, on Friday the HUi -aj oi Au
gust 1810, for tne'pm'p95Ccf fiakiug par
on of.the real estate of said decease'.,'
to and among the widow and thl!urc:,t
and legal representatives, if die sauvj can
b3 done without prejudice to O'" spoil
ing of ihe whole; otherwise o :,lue and
apprai-e ihe same accordin'to . law; M
which time and place you arj riqf.ireti ta
attend if vou think prftp r.
jacou puiLirn.
july 2 J . Mr, 4t. ?fr,.f!
Blank Sxacalioii.
a 7T'riTt ? y If. X T '
months.
California.
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