stow on him the genius and tingftaiiiaiity of I bis father, the kindness ami inexhaustible ; charity of his mother, the sincere faith and devotion of both; and to sum up in one wish, bestow on him a heart worthy of his name A name was iLcii bestowed on the infant —" Napoleon Eugene Louis Jean .Joseph, /(7.v de 'France.'' Thisaj pcllatiou was entered in the Paris registers and signed by the Emperor, being i witne.-s<4 ''A Price Marat, the Duke of Alba, Marshal Valliant, Minister of War; M. Tropbmg, President of the Senate, and Count de Morny, President c>f the Legisla ture. On Sunday morning the Senate ank Legislature met at eight o'clock and ro eeiv. d the official announcement of the bird: of an heir to the throne, an announce ui si! which was received with every appear ance of cordiality. Tllii i.Ml'Eni.t 1, fIAEV. The imperial infant, as 1 learn from a credible eye-witness, and not from the rat tie of courtiers, (says the Daily News cor respondent,) is really as fine and robust a l,y as ever was seeu. Lie is uccribcJ a* rosy, plump, tveil made, fully developed and with a suiprising abundance of chesnntcol ored hair, resembling his father's. WHY HIS NAME. He is called Napoleon ami Louis, after bis father*, Eugene, from bis mother Eugenie: Jean, after the Pope who is to be bis god father, and Joseph in compliment to his in- | tended godmother, the Queen of Sweden, ! whose name is Josephine. NO CHLOROFORM. lam assured j ositively (snys a corres pondent) the Empress did not take chloro form, and I leant on the same authority that the forceps were used. (HITS tip TUB EMPEROR. His royal Highness the Emperor,on the occasion of the birth of the Imperial Prince, has deigned to order that a sum of 100,000 francs, taken from the funds of the Civil List, shall be divided between the Burt ax de Bienfairence of the principal towns aud communes in which are. situated the domin ions of tlie crown. The Emperor has also accorded, on tne same oec isi m, from ill funds of the Civil List, a sum of 10,00Ol'r. to the relief fun ! of the Hoeicte des A incur* or Compositeurs: lt',oUUfr. to the Secicte des Gens do Letfres: 11,000fr. to the As sociation des Aliistes DrnuiatiqUes, I<J, !, 00fr. to the Hocii to des Artistes Pointro*. H ulpteurs, Graveurs, et De.s.sinuteurs: Ji,- OOOtr. to the Sociote des Inventeiiis e. Artistes I idustrieis. hue !'.' is Munincipal Council, on re ceiving the news, immediately voted a sum ot 200,i It'• * francs for the poor, of Waich lUO, 'Ui> : ,r ■ to be employed i.u redeeming bedding pledge* at the Mont de Piece, and the Oilier 1 GOjUOO francs in paying the nurses of poor mothers who arc in arrear. THE NEWS? AND THE LIGHTNING. WilUiu a few minutes of the birth of the Prince the Emperor sent message*-in hi., own uame announcing the event lo the l'opc, the Queuu of England, the King of Piedmont, ihc Qug-en of Sweden, the Grand Duchess Dowager of Baden, and some other courts. It is a very curious Lie;, :t* showing not only the wonders of til.: Electric 'Telegraph, but also the activity of great personages at hours when the world at large is wrapped in sleep, that telegraphic messages of congratulation were receive l .! in answer before six o'clock from the Pope, Queen Victoria, aud the Queen of Sweden. QUEER PRESENTS. Such an immense number of presents for the Empress and the imperial infant have ! ately been sent to Pari- that it ha* been foim ! absolutely necessary to send orders to all the railway stations and dilligeueo ••dices in liio country not to receive any parcel for such a destination. The money spent in paying for the carriage lias been enormous. Of course very few could be accepted, and the greater part were returned to the senders with thank., fur their offer.— The carriage of ail these returned parcels was paid by Iler Majesty. Many of the presents were of a very odd character.— Among the gifts for tlio infant was an enor mous case of honey, the carriage of which came to 20 francs. The Empress received tf ii.i tie: south of France an extremely dirt)' girdle, which the donor said she had worn far seven confinements. .'ls she had only hoys, she thought the Empress would be glad lo watr it fur tuck. THE IRON TRADE 'l'he New \ ork Evening Post in an ox tended article, compares the 'lron Trade of England and the United .States.' That pa per states that tlie suuual product ion of crude iron throughout the world is estima ted at <,'JOOjOtX i of tons; and of thi* iiu nietise aggregate, Great Britain produces 3,000,000, and the United HtaUs 750,- 000. The consumption moreover, must! eon-tautly increase. X ay, extensive a* it . already is, the iron trade may be regarded j as only in it * infancy. Iron is now employ- ! ed for a thousand objects, for which a few ! years ago it was not made available. Iron ' "ips, iron houses, iron steamers, iron fetic-I es, iron pavements and iron bedsteads, are -icw in com mo ti use. But the question oe rt v, here are the future supplies to be j dbta:nedf It i contended bv those who j 'ti' 1 best informed upon Ihc subject, that in ♦heat Britain the moat favorable locations 1 arc ti' w fully occupied, and that if the iron trade "f t'iat country is destined to a fur ther increase, it must bo by bringing into use the iron deposits of Ireland, which have hi'herfo, for tin: most part, been entirely neglected. Hut in the United States, the work of manufacturing iron iris just boon commenced, while the deposits are on tndi an inmieuse scale, and arc so widely diffu sed, that a production even to the extent of 3,000,000 tons per annum, would scarcely . make an impression. In this view of the subject, therefore, (lie resources of this country in iron, possess the greatest impor tance. The .trade is indeed Tfcry heavy al ;)1 ready. ]>ut what would it bo, if ade quately fluttered and encouraged, the read er may only imagine. Thus, in 1850, ac cording to the census, the number of iron establishments in the United States was 1301: and the amount of capital invested was §15,410, 301. In Pennsylvania alone there were 320 establishments, with an ag gregate capital of $3,4*22,1)24. The sub ject is one welt caluelated to excite reflec tion. The iron mines of the United States are tar more valuable than the gold mines, and as the consumption increases, and our ability to manufacture improves, the results in an industrial point cf view, and as an el ement of the national wealth, cannot but ptove of stupendous magnitude. I ! He Portrait cf John tlampileu. (tur late Minister to England, Hon. James Buchanan, has sent homo, by the ship Tropic Bird,just arrived at this port from London, a valuable original portrait of that stern ?ld Republican, .John Hampden. It belonged to Hon. John Maggreger, member of the British Parliament, from Glasgow and is presented through Mr. Buchanan to f the people of the United States. It is one of the only two original portraits of the true patriot now in existence. Hampden was otic of the men who uiay be regarded as the forefather* of Republican America, for his example stimulated that opposition to king craft and the Papacy, which led the Pil- j griius to our shores to liud -freedom to Wor ship God.'—Phil. Huu. A question has been raised as to whether this picture sent by Mr. Buchanan is an f original. Wo have the evidence of Mr. Maea uley, the great English historian ami j essavist, to the following effect. The essay ' ... j from which the subjoined is an extract ap peared in the E iinburg Review, in 1831, | and may be found in the standatd edition* of Mr. Macauiay's Essay*. We have read this book (Lord Nugent'* I Memorials of Hampden,) with great pleas- j ore, though not exactly with that kind of | pleasure which we had expected. We bad i hoped tliar Lord Xlitreut would have been able to collect, from family papers and local traditions, much new and interesting infor- : mation respecting the life ami character of i the renowned leader of the Long Parliament ; the. first of those great English commoners, i whose plain addition of Mister, has, to our oars, a more Majestic sound than the proud est of the feudal titles. In this hope we : have been disappointed: but assurdly not from any want of 7.eal or diligence on the : part of the noble biographer. Even at | Hampden, there are. it seem*, no important 1 ! papers relative to the most illustrious pro i prietor of that ancient domain. The most ! valuable memorials of him which still exi-t 1 belong to the family of his friend, Sir Johu Elliot. Lord Elliot has famished the por trait which i* engraved for tins work, to gether with sonic very interesting letters.— The portrait is undoubtedly an original, and probably the only original in cxisteuec. j The intellectual forehead: the mild penc j tration'of the eye, and the inflexible rosolu • tion expressed by the lines of the mouth, sufficiently guarantee the likeness. DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IX IIOLLIDAYS BURG. On Thursday night last at about 12 n'- | clock, a fire broke out in a stable or ear raigc house on an alley near Montgomery street, and before it was .-übdacd it did a vast amount of damage—burning two ex-i ° i j tensive tinware establishments, one belong- j ing to Mr. John Boiingcr aud ihcother to Mr. Daniel B dinger—the clock and watch I maker shop of Mr. H. Liius—the dwelling house of Mr. J.is. Deeter—another and a 1 j carriag(-housc in the occupancy of Mr. ibisher, together with a considerable ipian tity of other property, embracing a new ! rockaway carriage owned by Mr. Joseph j I'uDou—four hogs, aud a lot of corn, coal and wood, by Mj. Raymond—B,ooo or j 10,000 shingles and several barrels of salt, j by Jos. Smith, Esq. Ac. Ac. The Messrs. B diuger lost heavily in the way of tools aud wares, and Mr. Muorehouse considera ble by damage of furniture kc. The shop of Mr. Kouutz was also considerably dam aged. . The night wan calm, hut the buildings were all Ira me aud burned with gi cut ra pidity, and t w** only by the greatest ex ertion that Ui further spread was preven ted. How the tire originated is not certainly known, but the prevail jug impression is that < it was in Borne way accidental. The entire loss was perhaps from $6,000 i to $8,000; mainly insured vie believe ia the Lycoming company. Only about SISB or S2OO fails on the Blair Co. Com pany—tofhdnysburg JUgisfcr. BEDFORD lNftHJßii AND (MEOiYICLE. litis. George M. Dallas ih Livtr- I'Oi'L.— -The Liverpool Chronicle of the 15ib nil., after announcing the arrival of Mr. Dallas, iho American Minister, in that city, ' says : '•At noon yesterday a deputation from the American Chamber of Commerce of this poi t, accompanied by their president, Mr. Hd'ar, wailed upon Air. Dallas, in order to welcome him on his arrival in this country. In responding to their felicitations, his Ex- j eellency expressed his belief that the caus es 'ff difference between the two countries ' were capable <>f an amicable solution, and trusted peace would be preserved, not only for the sake of humanity, but also for the interests of commerce. "His Excellency afterwards visited St- George's Hall through which lie was cou ducted by Mr. Alderman Parker. lie ex pressed, m bigli terms, his admiration of the noble edifice, and later in the afternoon brought, his lady nod daughters to visit it. i ('apt. Oliver Elcrige, Commander of the ! Atlantic, dined yesterday with his Excel lency at the Adelpbiu Hotel. He take* his departure by the 610 A. M. train to Jay, for London, to assume his official du ties."' The French press scam to be consider ably exercised by the long struggle for a Speaker in the United States Ilonse of Rep resentatives. The Pntrit , a Paris evening journal, a few days ago gravely annouced t< it* rca iers the termination of the com bat, in the election of Mr. Banks, "a n irro," who bad long been violently opposed by the Southern members on account of his color, and whose election would no doubt lead to the speedy dissolution of the Union! Another paper in re-publishing the ballots ret down by".l D*. Scattering"' a member of the minority, as having received a few votes from first, to last, and thought bis friends' resolution in sticking to Him Very commendable indeed. There's wisdom for you ' Incident of the New Hampshire Campaign, They must have had a hot time of it iri Now Hampshire. We copy the following , circular which was published in one of the American papers. The cd'tor says it was i picked up bv someone who thought it 100 ; good to be kept a secret. Whether a roa] call, or a burlesque, he is unable to say ? oYoN.NEL LEAGUE ATTENtI! Tins will inform you that there is to be a Grand liaily of the Hons of Arin at the ; place of our seconil nativity the Custom j House, (third story) on Saturday Xii.hf, ! March X. .Mr Zuni* O'Ciiuient, Teddy Ma ■ gee. mid Hamucl MoSwa.sey will pako at the [ meeting The di nmycrats promise to give u* a j Representative or an Alderman this year, | and if Wells is elected, to help us celebrate : Ht. Patrick's Day on the 17th. Kape this to show at the door. Password i —"Look out for Bit Hindoos."' By Permission of the Praist, Patrick MoG.irthenv, Scribe. : Portsmouth, March 5, Shocking Occchrence.-Oii last Thurs ; day night, about 10 o'clock, a limn went to , Mr. Oberhaltzer's, in Warwick township, • Laneas'er enmity, Pa., knocked at bis bed 1 room window, end called him bv bis name demanded fifty dollars of money in a hurry, ,or ho would ret Mr. O.'s house and barn ; on fire. Mr O. did not do as roquet ted, ! and the barn was soon all in flames. It contained forty-seven head of cattle, horses i sheep and hogs. Not one head was saved. The fatuity did nfit dare to go out to save. ' their stock on account of the burglars. A man, after the fire was over, was f >und un ! dor the foreshot of the barn, burned so i badly that be could not be recognized. Ilow lie come there nobody knows. "FILLMORE AND DOXELSOX"'— : We can say to the Old Line Union Whigs j and Democrats says the Memphis tingle \ who are still unpolluted by Sag-Niciifisuu Popery and Jesuitism: "Here is a ticket, that carries the flag and keeps step to the ] music of the Union ! Here is a ticket sound ul*m every constitutional question! Here jis a ticket, true to the Houth, true to the I North, true to the East, true to the West, true to 'God and our country!' Fill more and Donclsou! Come up aud support | Uieui !"* TENNESHEE.—We learn by the Ten nessee papers that the American party bad j achieved the most signal victories in the re cent elections for sheriffs and County Clerks jn the Htatc. The Washington Organ has i been authorized to state, by an intelligent i Tennesson!), that the Atneriean party is 20 per cent, stronger there to-day, than it was in August last. DANGEROUS CUT —We find in a southern Anti- American paper a wood er.- i graving, representing Sam as walking off with a brandy bottle in his hand. The Anti-Americans are very imprudent, *ay s the Louisville Journal, to represent him They will have all their eivn fellows running after liiui. CHICAGO.— Chicago is a fast place, as • every body knows, but rapidly as the popu lation increases, the votes at the ballot i boxes beat it. At the recent municipal ejection, 500 votes were returned from one ward more than the whole number of legal voter.* therein, at)d all these were for the Dcippjy.re'i'' eondidatcs. Lot. is 1A >. a —Tin? Planters" Banner, ; (Franklin} unfurls the ilagrd Fillmore ami Douelxon —anil a moat encouraging report of tlic cause in ilta f quarter. The t New Orleans Crape tit says:— "We sLall carry the State for him, un less the present Legislature passes an net, j deiVanehi.sing ail native suffragans. Wei are not sure that such a law will be passed, , although we buve heard it spoken of, neither j are wc sure that it would be respected, evoti j if it should pa*-*. ENTIU'SIAJsM ATTHR WKFT._T!K' ! .St. Louis Intelligencer says "Enthusiastic meetings of the American Party are taking place in all parts of the Country. The spirit of 1840 is aroused, and promises to sweep the land like a tornado. "We put down Missouri for Fillmore and Ponelson by 10,000 majority sure. And if j such things can bo done in Missouri, what j may we not expect elsewhere 1 "Roll on the hatl!" • ' MArtBIED: On tii .tTili nit by the Rev. H. 1 loegurwuiw, ! Mr. Jmit LF:oN\Ki> to Miss Sarah Ann H iu-• i.i IK*, l.otli of Bedford. At the house of John Leader, Ksq., near Bloody Run. on Tuesday evening,Bth lust, hy flu- if'ev. If. Brads haw Bschtefl Mr. D.vvin Trues of Blair County, to Miss M. Vtauitiii. I.kaoEß of Bedford County. SIB On Friday the 28 th ult. Chariottg Bi tf., infant dangiiter of Mr. ami Mrs. Wifliam Al lison, gd 17 months and 2U days. Meat Bloody Hun. on the 8d insf., Mr. Sot.- ' , oitox Hollar, aged 04 years, 1 month and-27 j days. IKT:E3"W S6T7OXX3U,, ' | .\*m Firm and Aew Hoods, IN THE TOWN OF ST. CL.iIRSI [LIE. \ \X r F l, cg leave to inform the public tint we j \ V are now receiving and opening an entire • new stock of Gotxli of great, variety and a!! j of the latest ,lyles, consisting ill part of Cloths; superior J'uney and Black Cassimers: • o.lssinctts; Tweeds, and all kinds of fl mtle- • niriis' ami Ladies' DRESS (il)ODS; all (lie j NEW SPRING .JNI) SI MMER STYLES; I Prints from six and a fourth cents, up; .MUMS- j tin dc Laines, most beautiful style* ami fin- I I.xli; Muslin, bleached and unbleached, from > a fin up. GROCERIES. QITEENHV.IRE, IIIRD , U'.fRE. Hats Cap*. Bonnets, Buckets, Tttfw, Boots, Shoes, and every tiling usually found hi stores. Our goods have been selected with Treat cart from Baltimore and Philadelphia mark et,. ami we will warrant them to be all new and good. As wo are determined to spare tio pains to j I please, we hop.- by strict attention to business j to merit and receive a liberal share of the 1 j public patronage. We are going to sell cheaper /kit* the cheape*! —SO don't fnrppet to call ami see tbe great bargain* wc will offer. No c! th-ge f>r showing goo is. I All kin l of country produce taken lor goods and tlie highest prices allowed 1v HMIN'SLLN'G & BKIDAHAM. Sf. Clairsrille. April 11, lsif.-c liiPOßMtilisiiMm VN election will tic hold at the Hull of "Thk Bkhforu H ti.L Ass ri vtiox or the Boit loi tui anii Cot'XTv of BrnroKn," on Moud-iy tbu ofti day of May next, between tin-hours of ! 1 a"d J o'clock. I*. M.. to elect Five Trustees j to manage ami conduct the affairs and luisi ! m'ss of said A.-woci it ion. for the ensuie.*' year. agre -ably to the charter of arid Association, i By order of the Board of TRUSTEES. April 11, I.Sid-1 DR. U. E. KICHTKH, having made an assignment of his property to the under- I signed, for the lienetil of his creditors, notice - is therefore given to all persons indebted t > said Dr. Riehter to make payment to the un dersigned immediately, and those having claims are hereby required to produce them immediately for settlement. JACOB HERN HARD, JONATHAN lIOHTON, .ili-igllMS. | April 11, 1856. OH* ii K FlhLfcS, OFFERS his professional services in all the branches of Medicine, Surgery, Oostet | rics, an I all other branches connected with the | profession, to the citizens of Pattonsvplj, i Woodbcrry, Hopewell and the surrounding j comnuinity; and hopes ny strict attention, and j lonnei success in practice, to give satislac j tioii to ail who favor him with a call. He will ! always be found at his oiliee, one fourth of a I mile north of P..ttonsvillunless profession ally engaged. Pattonsvillc. April 11, 1856.-c* T33"W QOODS. f p 11 F. undersigned begs leave to reform bis A friends and the public, that he has just re turned frotu the Eastern Cities, and is now exhibiting At Cheap Side, A general assortment of n<nv style of SPRLVG JLYI) SIMMER GOODS, comprising in a great variety of Ladies Dress Goods—consists in pait of Chatliea, Lawns Do Lair.es, Alpacvs. .Madonna Cloth, BtC. #c. | and a great variety of Black and Fancy Cas : aimers, Linen audCottouade for Geiitluiuctis' and Boys' wear. Jioolt, Shoe*, 11. h awl Tunnel*. Grorcie*, I Quffiuvran, HaMw-jft, Broom t, Bucket*, Tu!>*, ! Churn*, fcr. ife, I lie alxjve stock consists of every article 1 usually kept in stores —til of which will he i sold cheap for ruh or approved produce, j I hanklul for past favors he hopes hy fair dealing, and a desire to please lo continue to merit and receive a liberal share of the public i patronage. G. W. Rl'IT. Bedford, April 11, 1850. ESTATE OF SOLOMON DOLLAR, DEC I) , 1" KTTEKS.iI'FSTAMEtiT.vRT to the Estate of X_j Solomon Hollar, laje of IVest Froyi idetree Township, dee'd. having-been granted by the Register of Bedford Oouh'y to Hie im dersigiied, notice is hereby giventhataU per sons indebted to said Estate will be required. , to make immediate payment, and those b:iV-' | ing claims will present them properly autben j ticated for sefflcmenf. HANNAH HOLLAR. Erccvlrir, PHILIP V. HOLLAR, Executor. Weal Providence Town ship, I April 11, A. D:, 1855. 1 t Attention lii Semen ! "%7"OU are hereby ordered to parade X on Thursday the 17th iut., in winter uniform, with plume, at 10 o'- clock A. M. i\ full turn out Is requos- Ilv order of the Captain. Wit. KKEFFK O,E April 1,1856. /•i ik\e Court of (Jairman Pl-ns of Btd f,)d County. '?! TUX Ef-TATK or J lMr* K. If AU.AW. i TXT 11EREAS O. K. Sn.xs SON, Assignee of W !te Estate of James K. Halhtin, did oh ijic 7 ti> day at April. ISos;, tit a i" th office of {he Prut! utmtaty of Ihe Court of Common Picas of Bedford OtiHrtT. Mr Aoconut oi' said J-ist.t. ' i Notice is hereby given to the creditors of said J as. S. if'.il.tt/t. it at! others interacted in said Estate, that the Uouoraliie Judges of our said Court have appointed Friday the '.-£ li dry of May nest, for the hearing of the v.'Oic, tmd i for showing cause why the said Ace >y.nt ought not to ne ".nil in default 1 her oof the ; said Amount uiil tv contfrntod. Witness lite Hon. F. \i. Khamuli, President of our said Court at Bedford the Hits day of April. A 1). luaf.I u af. U. WASH ABA EG 11, JUYtry. April 11, 1860. In the. Court of Common Plats of /?•>'- J<rrd County. Is THE MATTER or THE ESTATE at. T-KKOIE. "VSfFKh'KAS (. K. giiANSos, C- remittee of V V the Estate aiore-said, did on the "Ist day of Febnisry 185!. file in the • ftice of the I r-. thoiiotni v of tin < ourt <a .'■ tumt.n Picas of | Bedford County, his Account. as Committee of the Estate of Samuel Beetle— Notiec is hereby given to the creditors of the said Samuel Beegle, and all others interest ed in said Estate, Hist the Honorable Judges of our said-Court have appointed Fiiday "he ■tth day of May next, for the in trine f the same, and for showing Capsc why the said Ac-. cuiit ought not to be allowed . and in default thereof, the same will he confirmed. Witness the /Ton. F. M. Kfauaelt, Presf b't.t of our srid Court at Bedford, the -th day el April, A. j>. lh-'iC. I>. WAS 11 ABAUGH, Proth 'y. | April 11, ISSO. PrBLII' SALE sf I ttloable Eic-.tl Eftate. FX pursuance of an order of the Orphans'' Court of Bedford County, tho übscriher ' whi exp '.ve to s tie f jv public vendue or out>-ay, i AT THE CO CUT IHtESE. in the Re.ougii | of Radford, on MONDAY th ■").*.'! day vf MAY, . •next, ;i Valuable Tract of Coal Land. contain.ng s{|sl) Acres, more or less, vni ate in Broad Top Township in said County. 1 adj suing lands of K. P. Phelps. land. I Be of the heirs of Mt sTmCtC E w.uals, land of Hutiiil i ton and Evans, mid others. Tntvf: CASH. J()11N DICKEY, Aim'r :■/ /he Eih:lt of S. L. T.i. fi'., '•!. April 11, 1350. LIST OF t USES I>CT down lor Trial sit Al - Tena„s:h day,) 1850. •Snrab Lnwian vs Zachins Sttman Muliits " J. Patterson et al Charles StucUev " George I ekes et al taiiitt'*l S. Stnckey vi Henry Kiser (r. W. Fig.t: 1 " John Griffith et :il JacobSii'der •• David Earns C.,nii)io::woalth for use • llohert C. Morris Daniel Baker PbitfpS. Croft D l'atteison's use '• Samuel Ifoiui usinith Aln am "Lehman '■ S. M . Barclay's ad'r Haiti ".' Sill " Siin'J Griffith A Init Purney '* JobS. Alters Levi i far.linger Will mm lii.dr lioine.aii Jc CristV llHut. & B. T. H. Co Sarah llixVr et ul '• i) B Wiaugarveret a! Adam Kerahncr '• George Blackburn Adam Furney J< : -S. Alters Jm'tri Cristnan '• Christian l.ing C. Stouffcr's assignees J as. S. B-aehwith Hiram F. Jtohm •' Kdivard It. Trout Kdw inl i>. Trout '• Samuel Taylor | Michael Ssniniel* '■ Samuel Cams ; Philip rfarkleroad *- KHas llite ! Jot. Wollord '• U in. Blair at al ' Daniel Smith " Santo K. B. Vef; gir's r.s > > Jo' a Tread we! I Siiuuiel Miller " Paul Wer'z Thomas Miller •• Same Joint llerr ' O. K. Shannon Same '■ John S. Hetrtck ! C. Stoufler's assignees John Cessna I). WASH ABA CGII, -y. j Proth'.vs Office, April 11, 1850. Msf'i'S Mii'il ' VLT, p::rsons interested either as heirs, cre ditors. or otherwise, are hereby notiliad that tiie following named persons have ft ed ; their accounts in the lb-gi ■ t'S utlicand that they will he presented to the Orphan's Court I ol Bedford Countv on Friday the Uth day of' May next for cortirmtrtion, at which time and ; place they may attend if they think projver. The Am ount of O. K. Shannon, Ls'j., Guar ; dian of .Wtni Bliinkley's .u.itiors. The Account of John Cessna. Esq., Gu-ir : dim of Daniel W. Blackburn, tiow ib c'd. The Account oi' Jesse BUokbilfii, Guardian of Jesse Kotiser, uowrfecM. Tiie Aceoust of Jos. MeDaniel, Adci';" of . Daniel Mailspeaker, late of West Providence ■ TovffMhip, dee'd. Tbe Aocouiit of Samuel L. Knsscll. Lsi(.. Ex'or of the last Will, Ixe., of Solomon i'il- I ler, late of the Borough of Bedford, dec d. The Account of George tV. .Willkints, Ad mirrisfrator of Andrew Miller, dee'd, who was . Adm'r of Jacol) Miller, late of Harrison Town j ship, dee'd. The Account of George W. Williams, A l j mir."isti ator of Andrew Mill r, dee'd, who was ; Guardian of Ann Stu lelstkcr. : The Aecoi.ut of John Montgomery, Adm't i of Jonathan Bally, late of Bethel Tp. dee'd. The second Account of Job Mitnn. Ksi|.. Ad j miiiistrator of Jos. S. Moci" son, lute ol the j City of St. Louis, dee'd. I The Account ol John Mower and R.B. AA'isc garver, E> j'rs, Executors of the. last Will Ail. of John Wiseg.irver, late of St. Clair. Town ship, dee'd. The Account of Hiram l.entit, one nf the Administrators of Henry Dully, late oi the Bomugh of Bedford, dee'd. Toe Account of Courad llardinge.r, Guardian of George Ilouck's minor children. The final Account of George W, Wihiarua, Executor oi the Us; Will &c., of John Wil liams, late of Napier Toivnvhip, dee'd. The Account of G&orge Vf. Pigird, acting Executor of the last Will Stc., o' Junius Pi gard, late oi' llroadtop Township, dec'ti. j The A "count of John Dickey, Adm'r of S. i L. Tmiias, late of Middle Woodbtriv Town f ship, dee'd. The Account of Win. II Boor, Adm'r of 1 Nicholas Boor. Utu of (.'am urluiid Valley Township, dee'd. The Account of Joseph Dull, Esq., Adfu'r of Joseph Nedro, lite at Juniata township. dc,d. Tlw Account of Jacob Koons, Adoi'r of David Koori,'late of Napier Township, dee'd. . The Afcqunt of John M. Smith, Adm'r of Stinitn'-r Jlarbaugli. late of St. Clair Town ship, ifc-c'd. .Ttm ol' James Taylor, Adui'r of .Mrs. Margtrei Taylor, late of Papier Towti hMupvrfii-i*, Tim Accpiwit ol John Mower, Esq.. one of the Executors of Matthew Wa!l,l.;te of Bed bird Borough, de-'-'d. The Account of Simon Nycuni . Adm'T of Dr. David M. Hudson late of East i'mvi deoco Tovmship, dee'd. Tin -Account of Bccj. Mills, Ex'or of the ' last Will sp. of George yiills, laic of Monroe j Township, dee'd. The Account of Beftj- Mills, Ex'or of ,t!m j last Will ffc ,, of John Mills, late of Monroe j Township, dee'd. Tin- Account bf 'Patrick Donahoe, Adm'r of ' the Estate of Solomon liico, late of SoutU -1 amptbti Township, dee'd. D. WASHAUAITGH. 'rr. |" llcgist' i'a Office, April 8, 1850. SHERIFF'S NILE. ; BX virtue f sundry vvrifs of Pi. Fa. to mp directed. fh"rv will if_>il at the Co rift ' House, in tap Borough of Bedford. on Satur day tin- 3d day of May, A- !>-, 1K3, at li o'clock. A. M., the following described H l ' d Estate. to wit: i One Tract of Land contain ing 5 acre*, more or less, all cleared and under Asicit, adjoining lands of fir. Peter Siionnbel'ge.rs beiro, David I Daticis sii.'l others, situate ill 'diddle Wood her- j ry Towhrfilp, lied ford Oohntr, and taken in execution as the property of Folard MeCor- ! | laick. Also, one Tract "f Land cont?!rib'g Si acres, * more "i !'■: , about 2d acre* ot which is cleared J and under fence, with u story and u half log | house and tog stable tvitlt tfires! Lug floor at- . 'ached thereon erected, adjoining lands". of John ' < <x k. JtuMtkiii Jjy-.le an I otbcr.s, situate in j H.ii-ilson Township, Bwlofd County and ftk- i en in execution as the ore: ,1V ol iienrv Ltm hmgh. | Also, Ail ih.'fe'i.l ni. s 11 - .t• :vf in hd to n | '.Tact nt Land c-.itt lining Ir> !■ re-rcs. more ov : less, about -JJ.acres eh- red-.ml under fence. { with a lw story Log //nus' . :id double e'jr i>ani then a.a ♦•reeled, ai'joitnug lands of Joseph 1 isker BtchaiJ K.. no till* a ltd- othc-;, situate in , Juii! ti.x Township, IT-'.ford Count - . a .id taken ! in I Xecutien as the [iraiiTW of. lie- re Uui- * Ungii. _ j Also, all defendant's, Isaac Reighnrd's, into- j rt audio a Tract of Loci, containing 25 i acres, mure or iess,abort 20 acres cleared und , Under fence, with a two story frame hous • with kitchen attached, nod Toe *!aide thereof! erect- ' >;d, adjoining land* of Jacob Better, John 8. j I* itcliev and others, situate in Bedford Town- i ship. Bedford C runty, and taken in execution j as th properly of lsa.se. Roighard. Also, al! dM'.-ml ant's interest, in and to :i i Tract of Lend, cmtninittg 7 acres, more or | less, ail cleared and under fence, with a two j story log house and log stahfe thereon erected, i ndj.iini.tig lands of Jacob A-car, Samuel ISerk heiin-l and othe-s, s': : i;sk ill .St. Clair ToW'h- j shin, Bedford County, and t uteri in execution i is the property of .?. remiab Elsrode and Sam- j uel Elsiode. 1 Also one Tract of Land containing 440 j acres, more or less, amtEt .teres clear 1 Hti-i J under 'shoe, with a two story log house, one ! cahhin house, double log barn, bistcksiii'th i shop, and saw ieiiJ, thereon erect adjoining j f.nds of Leonard May, John L. llili a.id otii- i ers, situate iu /farr'uou Township, Bedford County, and taken in execution as tie proper- j ty of George Trout man. | Hi o/t MOOR/:, s;*rij: ; Sheriff's ' HFce, April 31, 3H-s<i. /MIL REAR the Ijonorabh■ F.u wcis M. Km- , * iif.ni.. President o; iltc set era! Courts of' fl.uumor PI is in t;.e counties eenipodng tool Kith i utiici i! IWsteict, rmi ■! entice of the Courts ! of Oyer .oi l TofiitiiKtr, nut Oci.'era! J.iiJ Dulivc- i ty, for the tri il of capitat and other offender* in i the said district—and Josmni H. Noaisr and : Jons (j. 11a.kti.kv, L-'piires. Judges oi the Courts ttf Common Picas, and justices <4* tlie Court of Oyei and Ternt;n"r. arid G -tietal Jail IMivery , lr the trial <>t a e '.pitai mid other oi leliders in the county of Bedford—have issued their precept and to me directed, for holding a Court o! Common picas, and General Jail le --liverv, and Court of Over end Tyrraiuer at Bed ford,' on MONDAY the ->Mi day ot MAY, next. N'.rricr is In. red y given to all the Justi ces of the Peace, the Coroß T am! Constables within the s-iM eor.n'.v of BcdfWlfd*, tint they be then and the, • in theirproper persons, with their roils, r- cords, and impiisi'.i ,:is, examinations and other retßemhtarires. to do th<>se things which to their-otiices and in that oehiif .ui]ier taiii to Ik- dune, ami also they Willi will prose cute cgtinst the prisoners th n are or shall t in tie:.!. il of Lied; cotttuy, to he then and thur,: to [irusecuteagrinst them as >h..o he jest. HUGH MfMIRE, SheHJT- Sheriff's Giiicc, Bedford, April 11, LSfdh Sff: M£im TJli- Partnership heretofore existiiig between the undersign'.d, trading under the name aed finn of Sa.n-ix l Gi i-uvar, in t;>e Dry Goods business lias this day • dissolved by mutualc'ttsent. Ail i ersuns iiidchted to said Inn are requested to hive their aeoonnts sett led up by the Ist of May. The Books and Ac counts will Lr found in the hatnls of A. .1. Sansom until that time. A. J. RANSOM. UM. GEPI 1 ART. April 1. 18-56. The undersigned will coniiUHc the business in the room lately orenpied by Isaac. Lipped on llie corner of Juliana and Pi:t Streets, oppos site Dr. P. C. lieamer's Drug and Bo.ok Store, where lie v. 11! be happv to See all his fucn-V. A. J. SANSOM. THSiASI'USCR-u MAXiK OF ITNStATK.v) VO!t ERABLY to the pro 1 isians of an Act of Assembly direetiug tire mode of soiling unseated lauds tor tuxes and other purposes, pis- d the IVh March, 1816, and the supple ments thereto, passed the iilthih .Matoii, 3817. ami the 2-">i!i ilay f Ji-rcli, lßotl, .uni jthe Mil day of March, 1816, the Treasurer of the f'.-mity of Bedtord, hereby gives notice to ali pi-rsous i-oneerneil, that i.ule.-..- tie County. State, School •! I iioad taxes, d'-'e on tie- fof lowiue !raets of 11 nseuteii lamls. situate in Bed ford County, are paid before the i!ay of sah tite. wiiole or stueli parts of each tract rs will p.av the f axes and t lie eon's chargeable thereon, will lie sold at the Court li ,u- . iu the Borough of Bedford, on the SKC'jyj) f'i \ /Tj ItT/f DJiY Of JOSH SHXT, for iho arrearages of TaX'-s due aiid the costs accrued thereou, alld siid sale wi.B Ik' eoutiuneii from day to Jay, until all are disposed of. DAVID oVTEK, Treasurer. Tr-nsnrer's Otii *. Boil ton), March 2.5, 18-" d. \ liftftrr'i Tmrnxtiip. Acres anil Warrantee* Amount of Perches. or owners. Taxes, dsny Jae-'li Funk. b I Ki If' Alox.iniler Boyil, ' ftmmtion ToHms'iip. 24-5 Joshua Edwards. 1 1' 100 William Edwards. ll' :j!l J. dm (f r-i v r, K> ath") William tiray", ! 4'Jb CMiarles Richitrds, I 11 2b:? Peter Keag-iee, - "2 llffi Mordeca Whi-eh-!', 7-5 it? Abraham Kerns. 2f 47 Wui.T. D.inghertr, i 2il id Willi an Fieijfl. Ijtai Barclay fs Poster, 18'J Francis 51 •'in. - lb TjJ-5 312 William Ward," 1 93 400 Jacob Myers. 2 ub 400 ltwbcrt Sharp, 2 -50 244 Benjamin Pfiee, 1 2 (i 421 Abraham Henry, 3 20 IfOfi 32'J James lliirioq, 1 —i' -50 Wm. T. Daughertv, 2 K 400 Jalhes Putt-on, 1 2" KM Jo.xi.ii! Duugau, 24 .r WiPiani Htnin. 1 20 4AI Moiitgomery -Tlioinait 72 272 Bamuel L. Tobias, 1 3.6 433 Margaret Mnntgoiueiy, 3 - r >(> 20 James Copley, 1 0-5 400 Philip Murray, 2 -56 Coirs ain Ton whip. 422 J Philip nielil. I 21 406 Christian Welti, I 20 4-M David llessner, '• 32 424 Willi mi Scott, I 28 30.1 John Smith, 1 2o 3 iialser Dull. ■>('■ tJO 1 ) Sam uel Williams, . - '24 7)0 Philip Dielil, 48 11MJ John '.i.irtleroau. M 2-51 John Stockman. j3 C*mbtrtu-l I'ulPy Tor Sip. 251 128 Rid.-'-rt L-vis, K 338 115 Wili'mm 7 i!'V iiy ics j„ u; i 2*. m k;jI 1%-r. ]: 3'Ju H2 (rturiSf lhvi, Hji s'i4 SU c 1-' I t-- flurris. i f+wiupi 362 52 sVii!;4U.Fi{x.'r. i" l"4j 4t. (iarretsot; <v Awl,.Sia;H*. 1 2>" Jvhi) 1" ; 4"" John Mc'syif, I 31 Hr.pmHi Term 5, . •?<() jo'ui Kcilsfl, o <■ > -14 Joseph Lino is-Wr, r," :".l Richard (Marl-. 28 7 Ki"i'lidefbaigli, i i jUil IVffi 2'iVJ 227 Zic'nmb Muni.. _ c-: 25" rStiiofbv S"in, g", 21— i;<3..'ir .* ...v.' I g -2*tlt Willi tM N io'tol ffift Henry Kv A. 4 cu 2" George Wiiiiti, p Ldoxki, r 7 :>••.. Jar. 3"5 D.iTii i (Jirt'ci., i j i 442 John S.tutpU l-'J 457 11 ilii it Sample. ! ill Joseph Situ: i Hg 22 ' Je.iin s Shaw, 1 2i 401 John King, . i>.i 40" F. Almost. 1 2i. 3W Thomas McC-ill. 7 :< SSO S uniu-I M. B iro'av, I >o 400 Mud<id Trcadweil, i S" 240 S.iniUi! .'4. Hiiclj;<, id) Li/rify Tn, trfip. 1"" J l.vard Ali" iti, I 11 }." W":j. J'. J'.iiighcr! v, 21 CO A til l Trttt, 7" SO Geufjte Thompson, :> 47'; Lmg3it--ad, ' 41 I>-.niul M o!.:'uriu r., " 4>>s Wikt :m Montgomery, sx 401 M j;uiret Montgomery, 8.- -Vutirui T- ■■ atop. 101 Jaroh V. Win!;, 785 Suuauni AV.iuk, !-t 50 .1 iuii s Means, it 8-"> lMtiiul Moans, 12 4:to Join, Tr-.-tcs. 3"0 45 K!i/...bi;tli v. 7 I 111 - h iVilvni, 22 * V i>:er T'-i 150 .Jitliii U'Xoal, 4 f-'O 250 Jul> Mann. 2 . E ixi JVoitiieaee Tu'i: ~ ,l. if. •i_l tieorg-! Ilenm-so, "i ft" 10 KSiilji ii iitun. I'ti 40 Aaron Lojtou, 1_ <■" Charles McLaughlin, 2" 4tXl ticul*-; H-ss, 52 ,i(j" Jacob Uiuiliey, :-.'i •3 - 1 ivniiaui r.u-.y. 1 !tt -1 Hi VFillbm O.ivit.. 1 fin 4-'4tii..'. 0 rushy , t: t /'. itl'i 'n- TV -... Ti. ■. 3,7 sujuniun Williams, 4" 447 l! tutah All*!rti. I ' c _ 2 Nithuhis 11 uuUittiul. I 2;t Ijfir.nyi Gn.cittc. 1 f'.cs/ PiCii'hmrt JV'a-n-i'. if. 11" King, 21 St. Clt.r TjmiUip. 4 Lota JiMStiO Itis's liciis, 4s ltiti .!li i StitH.-r, 1 2 i Sir-. 'tampion 'Tutc tahij,. 121 Joseph Cttlipc!', 1 ,2 404 lVii.it-! Huir, 7 20 ;.io jatcpUll .-iriiig. l t/l 10" Jl icli.i -1 M'-Vc:fV, 1 • 2 401 i -fulm Km, 1 2) 2 a> .latuc.o lligjra. (in 03.' Stephen Hwrf, 7 tat till William lit-utf, 1 "J is* J tin tea Recti, 7 2" 434J Otis-m iiiis <1 2" 1""' f!ciiw K. All. it?. 40 -.1 William Hell, 1 so Is ! ='■ Ihm: r. . ,-t Union T-.-'-hs'iir. 4" ' J- Un .Svr.,ug,,tt. 4tHl Lcunttrd ." t:u SUi'i .4 tviiijfl (jiuuil.'Ct, 2 l i 11 l Wiiiiaui Smith, 1 !4 40 S.-i'fiiH'l IJcrkct, lU> J-)hu SJltrt:, Se: lo'i J ihics Jiib..str>ti. SS'■ 5" it.l; StiyOur. 2*. •'•1 i .1 cieui. th JOsttn, _ 52 till i i-x-is 41') M'illiom Ti.-r -on. 2 'ii - 44" Khcm-sor .iinurhuln, ,0 "0 12" Cubfjil imlcr, 7 2't) Clirtstl.-y Buwscr, ISo lit I tlrurgu Lailt, "0 l"ti Ji:;oh Burkel, J 2" 15" I'ofer ShotiuU-rgw, l"!i J-ilin still, .5 !'" o '• AO.:; . Btu'-fc, '2 22 2-HI ?t'.r-!u Irvine. 1 2" ~22 .M iriia.-i Shinier. 1 41 4<H> M Uoi . l Shiincr, 5 0" 10!) <3r.!0.., |;vttf, 2 "1 404-j I'bilip Sticc, 2 ft 43J Wilsuii iiunt, 2 "4 Al-x.mil.-r Sc-itt, 2 00 '27 I'f'rr Slioi'nlieiji'r, 0 ?• 121 it to ojjtu. i", 3C v 4-< IS-lcr ShtHiul'erjtor, 24 Sru'i. ll iKiiberry I'urH.u.ip, l"t William Montgomery. .'! 312 212 lioitcr; Saaw. 7 23 51" l'cter Sliavr, 2 til ■"' 11-0 .Hr.rtii) Ley, 02 24K Martin Ly. 1 2" 54 100 Jui.nS. IliOrka. 52 n tnt'.u'; ;y Tcuil'-'up. 4fu fr<;.>rg< , 5 k*l 41<> Jiitm (ieurjrc. 5 05 421 A lex-.tiKicr Buy". 5 ;■* lO3J AlcxaniJ'-r Mui.ljrmrici;, -5 S5 432 11-uniili Montgonien. -4 K5 31" William .M-u lyujiicrv. 3 85 101 jMnjvl ur Paii) WertjSj 1 51 100 Harry Swaup, 2 v ? JttM'tU try 7S;ri?i.Vta. It) Maitin Hysufig, .74, 4" -Toiiii Wt.lt, 1 f.i 117 ])*a l .Mnjitgomery. 7 44 18" T).V"i i Mt-i.tgi iacry, 2 40 4"!) Margaret Slontgoroeiy, 2" -Vi 1"" Atatrcw Baker. } 2"' 20 Andrew Uusle. 84 2 l'frlip Unifi, 12 1" Ad;'in Sin tcr, Lut Xu. 72 a.l,mil Struck, ;3 Lut Kit, 74 Jacob Struck, 1 514 TEACHERS ASSOCIATION. A secern! incctinp of Teachers, Directors, and the friends of Kducatlbn, will be licM in Hedford, on Tuesday the 2lld day ot April next, for the purpose of organizing 3 County Teuclwra' Association. T. li- dKTTVt?, County Sup't. r-'areli SJf, 18.58 K**:utor , Xotlee, 1" ETTMUS test ouentaiy having 1 wn irrniiteM j tiii ;' - .sniisorihu!s. on the Estate of John Smith, late of Union Township-, 4 ch'l. fl persons imletit'd to -'id Estate are iu rehy -iQtifujd to make paynient. jiotncdiutely, tit tl t'fis • having claims ugainat the same, vriii present tintu projnrrlj naihenticatc" lor set-' tlclia-ut. FEi'KR SMI I'll, of Vnlot, Tp., JOHN AKE. of St. Ciuir Up.. Mareh 21. IS-"*}* Stwnum. rpnr Taitiierslnp heretofore existing het.veer .1. the ftmicrMgned, linder the li#!ne ami fit it* of Wciscl Fost in the Gmcli at > Wagon MitnnlUc.ory. is this day d:olv;d t>y lntitteu Cimseiif. The iirtsiness 0! the late Urni v ill !' settled up hy Wni. UVisel. ulm is s n: It or iist-ft" coilec: ill ave ,nijt.-. 4c.. and pay tht- dU* 1 tin- ffrni. W.M. U'EIStL. Jtill.N EOS TEX;. Due. II 1355- utiAJ af:
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