giderable time, but wag finally postponed.
In the House they talked about the bank
bill.
EDITORIAL SUMMARY.
In Baltimore a poor woman was taker ,
to the watch house for stealing wood, she
begged to be taken to her children, or
that they be brought to her, else they
would freeze. Her request was not gran•
ted. In the morning both the children
were found frozen to death. What a corn
mcnt on the huumnity of the Baltimore
watchmen.`.
Quick Work.—A letter was received
in Philadelp'ti•a, only fifteen days after it
was mailed in Washington. Our mails,
can beat that—not long since we received
a letter post marked six miles below here,
only seven days on the road. That is at
the saute rate of the man who walked
foarteen miles in ttfteen days.
The Blood-hound Army it seems, have
arrived at Florida, and we suppose are
How to do what Van Buren and his ad
ministration have been trying for years;
sad has cost our treasury so many mil
lions of dollars. We have no hesitation
in saying that a well trained ;corps of
French poodles could accomplish as much
good, with less expense, as have bee n
dose by our army. But as for the blood
hound project, it is exactly worthy of the
towers that be. Neither the magician
nor his puppies were fond of fighting. I(
old Tippenanoe or oven old llickory,
aged and debilitated as he is, were auto ti
them they would find thEt they knew how
to do their own fighting,
Another- Victim to drunkeness was
found in Greensboro, N. C. Having laid
down by the fire, his clothes caught and.
he was literally roasted alive. Was not
the man who gave him the liquor accessa..
Ey to his murder?
A barber in Washinton advertises
"scalps" fur sale. He had better go to
Florida, our warriors therelhave not caught
popeose this nine months; and if they
could buy a good scalp, they could make
the war department b-lieve they had kil
led au old Indian; and forthwith I'rocla•i
mation could be made—" The Florida
war ended."
Evidence of Inlandy. —Dr. Brandreth I
(uf pill making memory we suppos•:) has
sued the editor of the Boston Post for
$20,000 fur saying that the said Dr was
crazy. The Post says, "if suing a prin
ter for that amount of money is net such '.
cient evidence of insanity, there is no use
fee insane Hospitals.
Our Slate debt amounts, it is said, to
eighteen dollars for every man :woman
and child in the Stale. We say Porte r
has added millions to it, and before this
legislature adjournes, millions more will
be added—stick a pin there.
Virginia has elected a Harrison Gov
ernor. Prell done for the old Dominion;
the bail is rolling:
A thild was killed the other day, by
Neighbor sitting on it in the cradle.
Chi' les Wood and John Smith, recent•
ly ctonvicted of robbing. a canal boat at
ilarrisburg last summer, have been sen
tenced to the penitentiary for 3 years.
HYMEN EA L REGISTER•
'The silken tie that binds two willing hearts'
MARRIED
By rn Rxv. G. L. Bnowx.
On the 23th of January, Mr Charles
Black. to Miss Rachel Ciownover, both of
Harree tp. Huntingdon county.
On Thursday the 20th February, Mr.
James M'Quaid, to Mrs. Elizabeth Patton
both of Pkalker tp this county.
OBITUARY RECORD.
...la the midst of lye Tve are in death."
DIED--•At the late residence of his
father, in West township, on Tuesday,
the 18th instant, JAMES CRAWFORD,
Esq.
Death is uo respecter of persans. Few
of the victims of that ruthless messenger,
leave us more regretted than Col. James'
Crawford. Of amiable and gentlemanly
deportment, he lived beloved and respec
ted by all who enjoyed the pleasure of his
acquaintance. Educated for the bar, had
lie lived he could not have failed to have
alone honor to himself and his profession.
The fell destroyer marked him for his
own; and in the prime of manhood, he
was summoned to that bourne whence no
traveller returns. As he lived beloved
and iespected, he has died regretted and
uwaraeal. by a nu merous circle of friende.j
Orphans' Court
SALE.
In pursuance of an order of the Or•
pfians' Court of Huntingdon County, will
be exposed to public sale on the premises,
on Fti'lay the 27th day of March next,
at 10 o'clock P. M. the following descri
bed real estate, late the property of Nich.
alas Isenberg deceased, to wit—a certain
'plantation or tract of land situate in Por
ter tp., ffinntin,lon county, adjoining
lands of Alexander Patterson, John Scott
Enoch Isengberg, John Piper, and the Ju
!data river, and lying opposite to the bor•
ough of A lexondria, containing two hun
dred and forty five acres, and allowance
of limestone land, about one hundred a
cres of which are cleared, twenty of which
are meadow, with two dwelling houses
a good : bank Liam awl springhouse, sever
eral springs of excellent water and a
good apple orchwd thereon.
le rms. of Sale—One• half of the pur
chase money to be paid no confirmation
of the sail, and the residue in one year
thereafter• with interest, to be secured by
the bond and mortgage of the purchaser.
John Reed, Clk,
February 26, 1840.
Attendance will be given by the under
signed Administrator of said il'eceased.
John Piper.
*2 Reward.
Lost on Sunday, the 16th inst. on the
road leading from Huntingdon to the Yel
limy Springs, and between the two places.
a silver case pair of Spectacles, it ith con
cave glasses. IVhoever finds said spec
tacles nod leaves them at this office shall
receive the above reward.
Huntingdon, Feb. ..116, 1840.
Stray ``R(6,‘,'`'
Heifer
Came to the residence of the subscri
ber, living on the road leading to the
Iflirm Springs, and about two miles from
'Huntingdon, about the Ist of October, a
dark brindle heifer, supposed to be three
years old about spring.
The owner is requested to come for
ward prove property, pay charges and
take her away or otherwise she will be
disposed of accordiag to law.
George Glazier.
Henderson tp February 26, 1840.
COMMON SCHOOLS.
The following statement exhibits the
nnniber of taxable inhabitants, within the
several common school districts of Hun
tingdon, and is made for the information
of the directors in compliance with the
10th section of the school law of JUIIC
183 G.
The amount which each accepting
school district is entitled to receive the
ensuing year, commencing on the Ist
Tuesday of June next, out of the annual
State appropriation, is a sum equal to ONE
DOLLAR for each taxable inhabitant in the
the district.
The amount of school tax required to
be levied to entitle a district to its share
of the State appropriation, must be a sum
equal to at least sixty cents for each taxa
ble inhabitant in the district.
DISTRICTS. ENUMERATION
of 1839.
Allegheny, 595
Antes, 347
Barree, 459
Cromwell, 268
Dublin, 168
Franklin, 819
Frankstown, 501
Henderson 237
Huntingdon 268
Hopewell, 262
Hollidaysburg*, 493
Morris, 301
Porter, 860
Shirley, 504
Springfield, 235
Tell, 209
Tyrone, 235
Union, 180
Walker, 178
Warriorsinark. 391
IVest, 469
Woodberry, 6SO
Tod, 203
Blair, 150
By order of the county Commission- 1
ers, 17th Feby. 1840.
Auditors Notice.
THE undersigned hereby gives notice
that he has been appointed by the
cou•t of common pleas:of Huntingdon co
to make distribution of the money ari
sing from the 'sale of the A ughwick Forge
property, late the estate of Hezekiah
Crownover. And all persons interested
are hereby notified to meet at the Pro
thonotary's Office in Huntingdon on Mon
day the 2nd March next at 10 o'clock A.
when and where distribution will be
made of said money.
JAS. STEEL, Audieor.
Kb. 19 1840.
LOOK HERE.
AFirst rate set of blacksmith tools for
sale inquire cf the subscriber, at
the house of John M'Cartney, Henderson
township, where any person wishing to pur
chase a good set of tools, will do well to call
and see for themselves.
DANL. . 11 1'CARTIVE
Henderson (p. hunt. February 19, 1840.
Receipts (Si, Expendituresl
County of Huntingdon
From the 10th day of January A D 1839 up to and including the
9th day of January A 1) 1840.
Sece apts.
Years Collectors Townships
'1827 Alexatder Ewing Franklin $lB 9]
1835 John Potts Shirley 9 3i
Charles Cummins Barree 42 9C
1836 William Corbin Springfield 9 OL
Charles Montgomery_ Franklin 73 4t
Jacob Eberly • West 15 51
David N Carothers Cromwell 25 01
Valentine Fit k Hopewell 15 0 1
James Saxton Sr Henderson 50 01
1837 John F Lowry Frankstown 225 it
Richard Glasgow Antes 92 7;;
Samuel Sprenkle Porter 22 00
Mathew Taylor Dublin 13 3t
James Ganoe Warriorsmark 5 65
Robert Thompson Allegheny 20 01
John Stonebraker Franklin 100 00
Samuel Royer Woodberry 274 46
Isaac linmbaugh Hopewell 77 95
Joshua Green liarree 149 22
Abraham Wright Union 32 6i
John Long Shirley 41 00
James Myton Jr West 179 li,
1838 John Bollinger Cromwell 170 01
David Ake Woodberry 330 01
William M'Mullen Tell 121 71
Alex'r Richardson Springfield 100 01
James Reed West 20 st.
Samuel Harnish Morris 112 frt.
John H Stifler Frankstown 150 01
Jacob Nearhoof Warriorsmark 202 3.'
Philip Taylor Union 215 01
John Keith Hopewell 331 3.
John Kough Allegheny 290 CR
David Dryers .4iites 50 01
James W Galbraith Shirley 92 25
Joshua Green Barren 318 30
James Ewing Franklin 100 01
James E Stewart Tyrone 112 11
Robert Lytle Porter 43 91
William Clymans Dublin 50 Oi
Daniel Africa Henderson 455 01
1839 Jacob ]step Union 80 01
Andrew Huey Henderson 540 51
John Ingrain Franklin 125 01
John Cutshall Springfield 20 Ot
Abraham Myers Allegheny 70 01
Hiram Williamson I'l est 410 Ot
Wiliam Smith Warriorsrnark 300 01
John Hyle Morris 195 01
William Robb Walker 336 95
George Fought Woodberry 350 01
Robert Lytle Porter 443 Ot
George Sharra Tyrone 460 00
James Smith Frankstown 100 00
Abraham Henry Barree 125 11
Hezekiah Rickets Shirley 140 01
Daniel Teague Cromwell 5 . 06'
John Anderson Hopewell 160 00,
Moliel Jrwine Antes 280 00'
Hem y Horton Tod 50 001
W Munn Shomo Blair 210 001
lames Pattison Tell 37 90
PI Hutchison in full of Judgement 9 9'.
John Williamson Esq do ( 1 0 26 31
Joseph Murrel do do 52 001
.4 C lark St .1 P Snare on forfeited I
recognizance 35 01
Isaac Cook on account of note 15 0(..
James My ton Ir part of finef accru
ing to the county on pros'n un
der arbiti ation law 12 5t
D Witzel ec IL Clarke on forfeited
recognizance 365 OC
D Africa proceeds of sale of estrays 31 OC .
Samuel Frampton Esq fine of peddlar 25 Ot.
Sundry persons for land redeemed 34 OC
Abraham gnyers fine for refusing
to serve as collector of Spring
field township 20 OC
0 wners of unseated lands county tax 105 16
do •do Road tax 78 2‘.:
John Bumbaugh for house on 'Cad
wallader lots' 30 01
Jos Shannon fines and Jury fees 145 01
Trustees of the Methodist E Church
for Lamps 10 01
Commissioners,_ proceeds of sale of
Unseated Lands 15 12
Balance in the hands of the Treasu•
rer, at last settlement 5103 48
WE the undersigned, commissioners of Huntingeon county, in testimony of the correct
ness of the above account have hereunto set our hands the 10th day of January A. D. 1840.
Attest PETER Sit DOPE,
JAMES MOORE, }Comers.
JOSHIM ROLLER,
JOHN A RMITAGE,
WE the undersigned, two of the Auditors of Huntingdon county, do hereby certify that
we have examined the drafts of the commissioners of said county and the receipts tor the'
same, for the past year, and we find a balance in the hands of David Blair Esq, - Treasurer
at said county, of four thousand six hundred and ninety. two :lollars and ninety-seven cents.,
Given under our hands at the commissioners office, in the borough al Huntingdon, this'
10L11 day of January A D 1840.
JESSE MOORE,
JOHN SISLER, S Auditors.
Dissolution of
PARTNERSHIP.
THE firm heretofore existing under the
name of Steevens & Griffin, was dis
solved on the Ist January, 1840, by
mutual consent. All persons interested in
said firm, are requested to come forward for
immediate settlement. The books are inl
the hands of Samuel R. Steevens.
The business will hereafter be carried on
by Samuel R. Steevens.
SAMUEL R. STEEVENS,
A. D. GRIFFIN.
OV TIZZ
. ....•00 0 N 0...
Expendittires.
Attorney General et al on criminal
prosecutions 113 31
'...Srand and Traverse jurors 1791 87
Sheriff Shannon, boarding prisoners
conveying convicts, summoning
jurors and commission on fines
collected 777 48
sundry persons cleaning court house
and washing for prisoners 5.6 50
Do. killing wolves w. cats & foxes 404 50
Constables for returns and mileage 158 64
ssessors 1006 00
Judges, clerks and inspectors of
Elections 614 70
Bridge and road viewers 176 50
John & Robert Madden on account
of Blacklog Bridge 400 00
fames Burke on account of bridge
over Frankstown Branch 639 00
William Bell Ic Thomas J'atterson
on account of the bridge at
Franklin Forge 900 00
Joseph G Watson on account bridge
at Ennisville 300 00
rhos. Bender on account of bridge
at Williamsburg 400 00
Robert & James Stitt on account of
bridge at Union Furnace 300 00
Sundry persons for rep .irs to court
house and jail 11 56
Inquisitions on dead bodies 19 37
Printers, A W Benedict 113 66
J P Jones 97 00
Jones & Williams 11 00
J. S Joslin 12 00
W R M'Cay 12 00
Auditors David Hackedorn in full T 50
Jesse Moore 7 50
Jom'rs John Steever in full $1 50
Peter Swoope 70 50
James Moore 75 00
;Joshua Roller 24 00
John Armitage clerk to coms'rs 250 00
Sell & Orbison counsel fur 1838 40 001
Sundry persons road tax on unseat
ed lands 83 62
Sundry persons refunding orders 65 18
doberc Campbell stationary for
court in 1836 24 19
John Cresswell do do 1839 & fees 83 87
Wood at court house and jail 155 00
John Reed Esq recordin reasurers
Bonds 1 93
Do making double index to coun
ty records 175 00
Constable Hackedorn fees in case of
commonweal:: I's Thompson &
Peebles 2 65
S Wharton Esq fees in the case of
lot feited recognizance of H
M'Murtrie 10 00
John Armitage cash paid by him for
assistance in comparing asses
ment lists 5 00
rhos Reed and Swoope & son for
sundry articles fur prisoners 33 07
Nitnesses in case of Esitriken vs.
Huntingdon county 14 03
lohii Armitage carrying assessment
lists 4 50
John Lutz on account of expendi
tures as commisioner on state road
from Drakes ferry to Chaneburg 118 50
ias M Elliot Esq for procuring re
lease of Stepen Drury to the co.
commissioners of certain lots in
Huntingdon 10 00
f P Campbell for record book and
copies of Mortgages &c 24 06
sheriff Sh:.nison fees in the sale of
Cadwallader lots 34 89
Isaac Dorland postage 14 06
William Barr and Sheriff of Dauphin
county for conveying back Stephen
Nelson a fugitive from justice 32 47
Thompson Burdge crying cousins's.s
sale of unseated land 1 50
Micheal Buoy seals for commissioners 5 25
David Snare for administering oaths
to commissioners 37
rhos Read for taking acknoweldge
ments of commissiontrs deeds 5 62
Sundry persons redemption money pd 12 12
John Armitage for Isis expenses in
relation to bridge at Hollidaysburg 6 00
Sundry persons election boxes and
stationary 15 50
ll R Porter for filing constables re
turns, swearing township officers
filing election returns &c for the
year 1830 126 30
do do do for the year 1831 64 24
do do do for the yaer 1832 55 32
do do do for the year 1833 107 94
do do do for the year 1834 93 17
Peter Swoope in full of his bill for sun
dry articlas furnished county jail &
court house 48 54
Treasurers commission on $20716 37
at the rate of onep er cent 207 16
Balance its treasurers hands at set•
Clement 4692 97
$15359 99!
Last Notice...4o
11, persons who know themselves
indebted to the estate of Paterl
Swoope, deceased, are requested to calll
and discharge their accounts, as the
counts will be left in the hands of prop
per officers for collection, if not settled
before the Ist day of February nest,
without respect to persons.
JNO. Sit OOPE,
PETER SW OOPE, t Exc.
VimSW OW'S.
Amt. rt". £l5, 1339.
;ZEIT pr
OUTSTANDING DEBTS
Due to the county of Huntingdon from col
lectors and others, exclusiye of interest
including exoncrations which .wtll
amount to about two thousand
dollars.
Years Collectors. Townships.
1834 John Postbelwait Henderson 94 60
1835 C Cummins Barree 71 95
John Potts Shirley 41 55
1836 D N Carothers Cromwell 88 74
Jas Saxton sr Ilenderson 118 39
Valentine Fink Hopewell 23 88
Paul Rhoads Woodberry 171 08
William Corbin Springfield 55 63
1837 R Thompson Allegheny 251 80
David Bucket Cromwell 75 44
J Stonebraker Franklin 178 74
J F Lowry Frankstown 225 48
W Hammond Morris 53 90
Jacob Booker Springfield 54 78
A Freakei t Walker 35 53
1838 John Kough Allegheny 83 71
David Bey( rs Antes 56 47
Joshua Green Barree 320 00!
John Bollingerf Cromwell 43 45
IN Clymens Dublin 125 90
Jas Ewing Franklin 299 67
I H Stuffier Fl ankstown 449 49
Daniel Africa Henderson 81 55
It lin Keith Hopewell 22 04
J W Galbraith Shirley 50 93
A Richardson Springfield 82 18
W M'Mullen 'Fell 24 60
Philip Taylor Union 63 68
David Ake Woodberry 306 07
1539 Abraham Myers Allegheny 473 52
Daniel Irwin Antes 194 76
Abraham Henry Barre° 718 19
Daniel Tague Cromwell 267 24
John Kely Dublin 192 9Q
John Idgram Franklin 441 97
James Smith Frankstowd 372 52
Andrew Hut y Hendarson 291 19
John Anderson Hopewell 324 63
John Ifyle Morris 314 18
Roher Lytle Sr Porter 165 98
H Rickets Shirley 243 13
John Cutshall Springfield 161 85
,Tainas Pattison Tell 125 92
George Sharra Tyrone 89 41
H:nry Holler Tod 126 84
Jacob Estep Union 96 63
IN Smith IVarriorsinark 491 42
H Williamson West 394 11
Goorge Fought Woodberry 472 83
William Shout° Blair 595 59
A Clark & ..I Snare balance on for
feited recognizance ;85 DO
Jos Higgins Sheriff fines and juay
feas 56 60
W M & I Patton hal of Wail 135 00
S Gooshern 4 17
I Wallace 13 18
J M'Colium 41 24
I Dorland late Treasurer 6 52
Christian Garber fine 20 00
lz-iac Cook hrl of note 10 00
Thomas Jackson fine 20 00
John Dougherty do 20 00
Thos B Moore do 20 00
Robt Williams do 20 00
,Silas Moure do 20 00
010986 75
frhose marked thus have settled their
Duplicates since the date of this account.
JUNIATA
IRON WORKS,
Located on the Pennsylvania Canal,
near Alexrndria, Huntingdon county Pa.
'These works are now in active opera
tion, manufacturing every variety of 'mal
leable Iron such as
Boiler Sheet, Flue and Tank
Iron.
BAR IRON OF ALL SIZES
Round And Square.
All made out of the best Juniata Blooms
and at the most favorable rates of the mar
ket.
The following are the sizes of the bar
Iron. viz: 4 inches, 5 34-3-2i--2i
-2, 14-11-11 and scollop; Horse shoe
,Bars. and carriage Tire, and all sizes of
Round Bats.
CAR AXLES
Manufactured frotn the Mr—Warranted
An •rders from a distance punctual•
ly attended to.
_
Samuel Hatfield.
Alexandria, Iliintingdon Co. Pa. i
Dec. 26, 1839.-1 y.
Jacob Shively's Estate.
ALL persons indebted by bond or note
or otherwise, for articles purchased
by them at the sale of the personal prop
erty of Jacob Shively late of West town
ship in the County of Iluntirdoti dec'd,
will please to take notice that the vendue
notes, are kow due, and all persons in
debted by bond note, or book account to
said Estate in any manner, will please
come forward and settle the respoet!..ve
demands against them on or before the 12
day of February next, after which time
no longet indulgence can be given.
BENJ. BRUBAKER,
JAMLS ;SHIVELY,
Administrators-
Jan 29,1540—5 t-p,
$15359 99,
DISSOLUTION OF
Partnership.
THEpartnership heretofore existing
between Alexander Stitt and Robert
Lytle Jr., was dissolved on the Ist
January 1840, by mutual consent. The
books and accounts are in the hands of Alex.
Stitt, wile] e all interested are requested to
call and settle. Mr. Stitt carries on the bu
siness at the old stand.
ALEXANDER STITT,
ROBERT LYTLE, JR.
j Alexandria, Jan. 22, 1840.—Stp.
if 'fib DEEDS FOR SALI;
Al' THIS OFFICE,
BRIDGE PIZOPOSALS.
The undersigned commissioners of
Iluntigdon county, hereby give notice,
that they will receive poposals at their of
fice in the borough of lluntingdon, on
Monday the 2.3 d day of March next, fur
the erection of a bridge over Crooked
Creek, in Walker• tcwnship, near its junc
tion with the Juniata ricer.
Also, on Tuesday the 24th day of the.
same month, for the erection of a bridge.
over Aughwick creek, in Shirley town
ship, on the ruad leading from B. H. Bell'.
mill to the public rov.tl at or near Rugh
Doyl's, at which time and place they will
attend.
And also, at the !mese of John
in the boaot.gh of l'etereburg. Thnt s
day the ?r , ., day same , far
the repai. ing act • ...
creek, above the .
to report of TIM( tt Novei , ,,
last.)
The plan and the speciticat,
exhibited at times and places •
proposals.
Peter Swoop©
James Moore
Jashua Roller )
Feby 17, 184 Q.
EXECVTOR'S SALE
THE subscriber offers for sale a tract
of land in Young township. Inert.
ana county, containing about
240 ACRES,
and the usual allowance, about from 70 to
80 of which are cleared; 20 stereelo ►nead
ow, the whole in good repair. On the
premises are a large number of apple and
peach trees, a lar.e and convmodtous house
and barn, several never failin; sorings,
and a good saw mill seat. This tract of
land lies upon the main road from Indiana
to Saltsburg; about 10 miles front the for
mer place, and a miles from the latter,
and about 7 from Blairsville. Churches.
School houses, and mills convenient. The
above tract of land, if not sold a 'oiler, at
private sale, will be offered at public sale
on the preraires. on Wednesday the 4th
day of March next.
Persona wishing to view tho premises,
may call on the aubscriber, or S. Foster
adjuitling the property.
JOHN LE AR D.
Executoe ut the gstate of fpm. Leartl Eeq
deceased.
Jan 29, 1840.
Executor's, Notice.
ALL persons indebted to the estate of
Samuel Hanish, late of Morris town
ship, Huntingdon county , deceased,-
are rcques'.ed to make immediate payment;
and all those having claims against said es
tate, are requested to present them properly
nuthentieated for payment to the undersign
ed.
SUSAN HARNISH,
CHRISTIAN H ARNISH,.. Exec's.
JOHN KELLER.
January 22, 1840,-64
FROCKD.II,I3 FOUMDR3.
The subscribers would respectfully in.
form the citizens of Huntingdon and the
adjoining counties that they have repair.
ed, and newly fitted up the
Rockdale Foundry,
on Clover creek, two miles from WU
iainsburg, where they are now prepared
to execute all orders in their line, of the
best materials and workmanship and with
promptness and despatch.
They will keep constantly on hand,
Stoves of every description, such as Cook
ing, Ten Parlor, Coal and wood
stoves; Ploug:,::, anvils, car rings, ham
mers bed pla, . hollow ware, and every
kind of castin , 7 , necessary for forges.
mills, or mac , ' cry of any discription
wagon boxes or . .:scriptions &c. which
can be had on .1 terms as they can
be had at any oi:.: - .;nilry in the county
or State Heim . • the Rockdale Faun-.
dry.
SAM R. STEF,VENS,
Dec. 15. 839
ADMIN. JSTRATOR'S
is TICE
ALL pr.: :idebted to the estate•
of 3oh❑ jr. t i late of Hopewell
township, county, are re
quested to inc.._ , mediate payment; and
all those havi. ms against said estate
will please . them properly authen
ticated for act, . - .!it to the undersigned.,
OB Adm'r.
Felruary 12 ID,
I'ORS' NOTICE
A LL persons ; i..‘bted to the Estate or
Jas ,;on, deceased, tate of
Shirley tp flaw], ;.don county are re
quested to make :; ,. nediate payment, and
those having claim; against said Estate
are requested to p •esent them property.
authenticated for payment to the under-.
signed.
ISA4ELLA THOM PSON,
LEO IS BERGSTRESSER,
Administrators.
Feb. 19 1840. i
TAKE NOTICE.
T"Epartnership, heretofore, exist
ing between the subscribers, in car
vying on Aughwiel- Forge, was dissolved
by mutual consent on the 10th alt.
A. LONG,
JOHN LUTZ,
D. C A ROTHEna
Irelvtali 19, ISO.
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