Weekly Messenger, Volume 3, Number 134, Vevay, Switzerland County, 6 June 1834 — Page 3

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x v V vuYuwv. IViilav 3IMsiJi, June . B MN.V. a Cniversalian preacher, vill preach at ihe house of Pmett llam v on t ho List, at 11 or lock A.M. Fourth of July. "J The inh ibitmts of this county, residing C"i. enieiit to Ihe centre thoreo!, will please moo! m the seho, l-honse it Jacksonville, to-mrrow, (Saturday.) at I o'clock, to, make .h.; necessary ssiTJ'.ijoijients lor celebrating the approaching anniversary. A WHIG. May 2;. 3Iar!in R Green, of Qiereus Grove, his hern elected a justice of the peace in and tor Posey township, in place of Samuel Jack, deceased. 8T.ITJ1 If.f.VlT. At a meeting of llie directors of tiie state bank, or, tkj :0 ..i ui:. rc'i.rns were made by each of the ii'ii l.r.uirhcs. flowing thit all the sieck ! a hoop s fc: : -'C;l ; whcivmoii t;:eeii" t'rs pr-.c rood to ip;vi. t ;i;.vv directors en Villi:!" of the state, for i inn i'.ii hurtih l'm.z'i. Oilier Tow sow J.w ill u ami i ;":kw v j-uv.cs; tor uu; M-t.H$ m Ih'tir.fh. W'l'iamson Dunn, Hubert Po-mliani and William l)uthn 0.:e of the citizens of Vniccnnes, ssvs tlic G i:!o of that place, received a letter from 3Ieri:'!, the president cf the state tar.k,ditod on the Ma of .May list, in which he says ' mr. Linton his wri toa from Xow Vork, that appearances are t ivorable tor the loan yet " though no certainty In eorjrress, the motion made bv our lloosirr Poo., to adjourn, met with poor success his political friends deserted him. The house adjourn ed four days to prepare the hall for a summer session. LETCHER and MOORE. Mr. Letcher of Kentucky, who actually received a majority of votes given in his congressional election district, has been defrauded out of is scat, and Thomas 1. 31ore, put in it. FOR THE WEEKLY MESSENGER. Tor the meridiau of Greenfield, Hancock county Indiana. Who planted Greenfield's Sunday school? (Prolific source cf dark pnlution,) With doctor Ely's boasted rule, To kill state rights and constitution. 1'ehold a man who prays and groans! Ieh d J a lawyer and a teacher, Toh -Id a man, some call him JONES, CehoU a Cavimslic preacher. To clear his sons from gnilt, he strives And strains it vain, each nerve and arter, He is the saint, who deals in knives, With sens in Co. with Evan Carter. TEN KNIFE. Cdnaf, &c. in Pcnnsykanui The amount ofl tolls collected on the several divisions of the canal and rail road runniner Irom Philadelphia to Pittsburg, since the opening of tiie navigation to tLe 3d of May last, amounted to l)40 74. ' The SPY in Washington informs us that the secretary of the U. S. treasury, mr. Taney, has I'Wed funds in the United Slates bank for the purple of paying off the four and a half per ct. slock iiow lo be redeemed. Vv"e learn from our Washington papers that the venerable James Madison, late president of the L oitcd States, is very ill uo hopes arc entertain ed of his recovery. CiT" It is rumored that a scire facias is to be iss sed immediately against the United States Bank. In IS It) there was no summer the thcrmome tir fell to the freezing point in every month in the year. Some patriotic citizens in Uoston are ahont to present a pair of leggings and a hunting shirt, made of India rubber, to colonel Crocket ; to be complete, they should be accompanied with a rit powder horn, shot pouch, bullet moulds, &lc. Rills have been reported in the house of reprc ser.Ti. -ie of the U.S. for the admission of Mi--o ran a:id Arkan-as territories into the union, as sur;c-,liey 1,ot hecome laws tins session. A Suffolk, Va. lately brought a c It. This is first "I ie knui we etr heatd of. and theeiwial belst,.' has been that this inono',.1 or mixed bleed of unimArs was incapable M le-wioduction. In n,ver to an enquiry by mr. Williams, of N. C. in the hoe of representative, inr. Polk stavett that there were 30,lH)0 applicants for pensions now lefore the pension office, and not yet decided upon. The supreme court of Massachusptts, at the last March session, decided that a grand child, born eight months and a half after the death of its grandfather, is included in a bequest to " grand -children iing at his decease." The people of Rhode Island have voted, and bv a majority of Wl decided in favor of buildiag a state prison. John Flay, wh declares that lie has 'been appointed and anointed of God , to declare his ho. It wllL,, is making a stir in I'.ngland. Onthe U'oli of May-, nw fell al Saratoga. N Y. to lio! icj;,i i.i ci Ut iitebes skighs were put tn rc quisiituu on too uLc.isioii.

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the act to nrjai-iye ai.d leonlate the- milina of Indiana,' it appeals that the couit ol segment i'f fines niav assess fines against delin;iftits. t;d said iaw authorises said Court to no point :n: v constahle within the bounds of the regiment to coliect Hie same; but I Fie saiil law docs not compel th " co:. stable to accept of the appointment consequently the tines rein on uncollected. Kor three years past the law has remained a dead letter. That heii:r the fuct and there being so Utile patriotism or military spirit existing, the country is nearly without any internal military defence and at the mercy of the federal or anv other gov ernment iliat c hoses to insult or invade her rights. Iii, I suppose, our wise legislators calculate to dernniil on our county seminaries tor defence, as they liave abandoned the militia to suport then seminaries. This is an excellent device it scperatos the children of the rich man from those of the poor man: but at the expense of the latter. This is the essence of aristocracy. Give us the common school system, which places ail upon an equality 1 digress, let us return to the militia law. The oilicers are bound to do their duty, as the fines assessed against them are collected by the sheiitf. The object of this partial and unjust legislation, all points to that one object Aristocracy. A Militia Man. t'nilcd Stales i"ii.V. We a;e not ai.lo to insert tliw report of the tsia-jv-rtly of the examit.i:!!; toinmiitie, 1'ioiu its great ic,,;;;!: ih,; rcp'-rl cl ilic minority, we have not l'::!Vcl. 1 no lonottii'ji iwait wi uiu h.;ju i iaken from a Washington jv.pef " It is manifest, h .wcver, from the face of ihe report, that the c-unmittec an I the directors concn i red in this that inasmuch as the purpose oi the committee was to censure the directors of the bank they also concurred upon the point to bo put in issue, to w it the refusal of the board of directors to submit their books and papers and their officers, to be examined by the committee in the absence of the representatives of the bank; and having agreed to disagree, they entered upon their diplomacy, each seeking to justify conduct which under other circumstances both would have avoided, because they cannot but see that the result is to both parties, that which high-minded men un der ordinary circumstances would desire loavoidWc mean, that both parties have acted on the ad. mission of a suspicion that they were suspected. 1 bus the committee sav thev " hoped to be par doned for saying that it w as their purpose to hate pertormed the duties which had been enjoined thoroughly; imjxrrtiaUy. and with a rigid adhcr encc to the immutable principles of truth and justice. Why did the committee feel themselves required to endorse their ow n character for impart irtnlity, for truth and justice? Does not this endorsement prove thai they w ere fully sensible that a respectable portion of their fellow.citisens believed them to be packed jury, appointed for the purpose of inculpating the bank? That they were the creatures of a faction instead of the impartial exponants of ' truth and justice?' On the other hand w hy did the board of directors, w hile they protested against the right to examine them on oath tonchiug the subjects of proposed enquiry, declare " that they had no knowledge, which, if a necessary regard to their duty and the ".'ghts others ermitted, they would net willingly expose without reserve?" Wan not this declaration made to euard against the inference that they had reftr sed to respond to the enquiries of ihe committco, , . r - - - . . oecause mere were iacis wiunn their knowtedrre. which it was their interest to conceal, which the board saw must otherwise necessarily be implied The following is the last resolution to the report of this memorable committee Resolved, that the speaker of this house do is sue his warrant to the scrgcant-at-arms, to arrest Nicholas Middle, president, Manuel Lvre, Law rer.ee Lewis, Ambrose White, Daniel W. Cox, Jofcn Holmes, Charles Chaunccy, John Goddard, John R. "efT. William Piatt, Mathcw Newkirk, John C. Fisher, John S. Henry and John Sergeant, directors of the bank of the United States and bring them to the bar of thi3 house, to an s .verfor their contempt of its lawful authority. In the neighborhood of Canlon, Ohio, some of the farmers, about the 20th ol'3Tav, were cutting offlheir wheat near the ground with (he scythe; it being injured in the stock bv the late Ir0st3 the sticcessof this plan to sav the crop is strong ly supported bv the tact, that John Myers settled thereon the 21st of 3Iav. 1516, bringing with him "200 head of cattle, which that night broke into a wheat held and devoured, as far as they went, all Ware to the ground. This part of the field was considered entirely lost, but it soon put forth shoota and grew up an even and uniform crop: and was as good a crop, or belter, in the opinion of the harvest hands. cm th-. DaUhnw. Patriot, Mai 20. UL'MOUS. A gentleman from Washington statate, that it was currently rumored there in the Couit circles as well as others, that the President would son send the following nomi nations to the Senate: .Mr. Stevenson, the Speaker. Miaisler to Kn land. Joel P. Suthciland, of the House, Minister to Has?.-.!!! P. D. Taney, Secretary or State!!! L. Woodbury, Secretary of the Treasury. Mr. Forsyth, Sectetary of the Navy. Mr. Wilkins, Post-master General. The above is given as the rumor of the day Mr. Van Ihnen is considered as politically defunct hence arises the rumor that ihe Gene ral is to be brought forw ard for a third term as a foilorn hope to save the party. Messrs Pell, Polk, Spreight, Wayne and So therlaml, are all e;.ger for the SptakeiV chair results very doubtful. The following account of an unusual incident is -xtiH t'd from a letter to ike LMifor nt tl V.nitP'1 Male v.ar.riie. tmin hi cori elonuei in Wa-bu,ion, dated May I. 'lb: "We bad a cm ions weenri t ore to day. in 'hi1 Senate Chamber. A ptisou m one ol ihe 1

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U'id?nl Mie.titcd out tlom the front i.l tlu- tf tl h'v, juM a Mr. Wehcter was mgiged in the f ie-eiitatinii of a memorial ' iM t lnfiiil the iuntry is on tke brink ol desdmclion. I warn ynu to net as yruir consrienres m iv approve. God is looking down upeti yuu. and if vow art on correct principles you ill ef t a(elj thro" !' A soon at he mad an end of this biief oration, hetery leisnr'y ftepped back, and made hit way out of the gallery, befoie the otiicer? of the house hail ti.ne to reach him. The President and Senate weie nil taken unawaiP? and it was some lime bHoie the u-nal tranquility ol the body and spectator w restored."' A true bill. Mr. Webster was n his feet al the time, making some remaikson presenting a memoiial. lie was as much stirpi ieed, ofcouise as any body, at this extraordinary iuteriuption. When the shrill voice of the enthusiast ceased, Mr. Wr. coolly resumed the thread of his remarks, saying, "As the gentleman in the gallert had concluded, he would proceed." JS'ut. Int. We learn that Andrew Stevenson (now Speak er of the House of Representatives.) was yes terday nominated to the Senate, by the President, to be Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary to Great Britain, and ftjahlon Dicker?nn, of New Jeiscy, to be Envoy Extratraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary to Lujiia. .W. Intt liicnu tr, Mm 22. He stole the livery of the court of heaven, To serve the devil in. A man named James H. Smith, professing to be a minister of the gospel, was arrested in Wayne county, Pa, on the 6th of April, under the following circumstances: About two months since, the prisoner made his appearance at the livery stable of Mr. Ly man, in Utica, very early in Ihe morning, and hired a horse and wagon, stating that he wished to ride a few miles out of town, and would return in ihe course of the forenoon. Mr. Lyman selected one of the most sty lish one horse wagons, attached ai elegant horse to it, and set the gentleman cff. The day passed by, and no Smith returned, Suspicions were entertained by the owner of the horse that all was not right right, and measures were immediately taken for a search. Oflicers were started off in every direction, and a reward for the recovery of the proper y all in vain. As Mr. Lyman was passing through Pennsylvania, in the eaily part of th present month, he put up at a public house ii Wayne, and was there prevailed upon to attend a meeting at the school house near by, to heir, as the landlord's family expressed it, on of the smartest preachers that ever spoke." lie went, and the ministers arising and reading as a text " Thou shall not steal," he was not a little surprised to behold in this "guide, ornament and guard of virtue's cause," Ihe identical horsethief, who had so deceived him in Utici. After the services were over, Mr. Lyman repaired to a magistrate, made the necessary affidavit, pro cured an officer, and the Rev. Mr. Smith was arrested and lodged in jail to take h i trial. ISostoii transcript. SINGULAR OLD SONNET. The longer life, the more offence, The more offence, the greater pain ; The greater pain, the less defence; The less dsfence, the lesser gam The loss of gain long ill doth try, Wherefore, come, death, and let mc die, The shorter life, less count I find; The less account, the sooner mde; The count soon made the merrier mind, The merrier mind doth tho't invade Short lire in truth, this thing doth try, Wherefore, como death, and let niedie! Come gentle death the ebb or care, The ebb or care, the flood of life; The i flood of life, the joyful fare; The joyful fare, the end or strife The end of strifii that thing wish I. W herefore, come death, and" let me die! The Cortland Advocate gives an account fan attempt of a man seventy nine years of n.t torn! Lia I, 1 o tr ' ti ...c iicnu on. lie latii ins lead oil log of wood, and commenced chopling it on i'e top with lus nxe. Failinc to icnenctrate the skull, he turned the back of the axe and cunUfJUcd striking until he was discovered by his son. lie had previously attempted to strangle himself by draw ing a whiplash round his throat, but lie was disco vered nud prevented. Religious frenzy was lite cause ol his allemnt at fc f i rslruclion. , GENERAL EXjEGTIOW , 183. We. ate authorized lo nnuounce the following candidates, who will be supported at the ensuum Augutl election. GOV LRNOR, Noah Noble. L1LU1 LiNAN I" GOVERNOR, David V. Cullcy. STATE SENATE, James 11. Cravens, John Dnmont. Alexander Sebastian, house op representativ es, Henry Hanta, Daniel Kelso, John livy COIIMY C OMMISSIONT.R, ;( 7 o r t-idr n ithin tlc ditli'ii t h'iiiwjii of I.CH slip's ij ( ofoi ml I'ittiStint. Etlen Edwards.

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VKV.IY. June or. 11 WO'l'in1, IS I ILK Eli V GIVKN. thu at the May S'.-ssio i I I B-ard of tVunU (oi!iiiiissiotieis, t! e uiuleisotieil was appointed I ollectoi ol tin? State and County 1Umci.i!i I'm the present year, and hoes In find persons owin taxes for the year I Ml icady to pay the same, a. a second call must, in all cases, be iiccnuipat'.icd with either the money or tho property; as i am determined, if life lasts, to sae mv se- ni il v. RALPH P.. fOTTOX. (W7, J'r irit-.rrtiind I'fuatj . A. Ti. The duplicate is in my hands, and I am ready to receive taxes. R. 15 C. Commissioner's Sale, iTILL be sold at public auction, for cash, to Y V tl e highest and best bidder, at the door of the court house in the town ef Vevay, Switzerland county, Indiana, On the I'ilh flay of Jnuc, between the hours of two and four o'clock P. 31., the following piece, tract, or parcel of land, viz. Peine the South West quarter of Section 33, of of Township 4, and Range 3 West. (Saving and deducting there out. ten acres of miuuJ. ituate 1 in the north east corner of said quarter section, as sold by one Joseph Andrews to Luther Gilmore.) which lies in Switzerland county, Indiana. 1 he afore said mentioned sale will he then and there uia.l liv the undersigned, in pursuance of and under the authority of a decree of the Switzerland circuit -coiirt, rendered at the last iMaicn term thereof, in a cnitain suit in Chancery, wherein William Griffin and George Lucky, surviving partners of the firm of Grillin co. were com plainants, and Joseph Andrews and Abraham Jeffries were defendants. RALPH P. COTTON, Comrn'rVeavy, May 10th, IS31 Slate of fniliana, Switzerland cvwilu, ss. In tho Probate Court of said county, of the term May, to wit, on the 1 llh day or May, 1S3L In the matter of Moses Wallis. Administrator of the Estate of Samuel Wells, deceased. Oil I'etilion for sale of real list ate. "TCVTO W on this day, comes the said Aministrator an(l u'cs 'lis petition, and setting forth that the assets arising from the sale ol the person al property belonging to said estate, are insufficient to dischatgo and satisfy the claims against the same, and that said decedent died seized and possessed of eighty acres of land, being I he East hairof the North Last quarter of Section 33, Town 3. of Range 1 west, and praying that the same, or so much thereof as will be sullieient to discharge and satisfy all the demands against said estate, may be sold and the proceeds thereof, made assets for that purpose; therefore it is ordered liy the court, that notice of the pendency of this petition be given by three successive publications in the Weekly Messenger, a public newspaper, printed and published in Switzerland county, according to law, requiring the heirs devisees, and all oth ers interested in said estate, to appear on the first day of the next term ol this court, to be holden at the court house in the town ofVcvav, in said county, on the the second Monday in August next, and shew cansc it any they can shew, why tne prayer ot the petition shall not he granted. MOSES WALLIS, Adnfr. By Thomas Mounts, attorney in fact to said Moses Wall is. May U, 1831. Administrator's Sale. TVTT7"ILL BE SOLI), at Mountsterling, to V V the highest and best bidder, on Saturday, Jmhc ill, the personal property, belonging to the estate of Henry Cotton, deceased, consisting in part, of THE EiWIHE STOCK, OF Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware Q,uccnswarc, Ironware, &c. Vc. &c. ALSO Pcds and Redding, Cupboards, one Mar, two Cows, and many other articles too numerous to set forth in an advertisement. TERMS All sums or three dollars and un der, cash above three dollars, and under one hundred, twelve months credit above one hundred dollars, eighteen months credit; the pur chaser giving approved sebunty. WILLIAM COTTON. Jefferson township. May 27. GUARDIAN'S SALE, "VHTILL be sold, at Public, out cry feS&S U thc n'Sllcsl alul bcsl .Hk"? il.p i,riioi-io tn on the prcinisse SaVvwiAvxy Jvu M, S?A, The South Mtast Quarter of Section ill, Tow n 'J, Range i!, lying in Swit zcrl.ind county, Indiana. Tkkms. One founh of ihe purchase money io ue p.uu uown one lourin in ',i inonins on fourth '2 monlhs and the balance in 'M months The purchaser to pay ten per centum interest on money, if not promptly paid, Irom day of sale unli paid . her REMX'CA TURNLR. mark Guardian or John George, Adeline, Goorm-tta Robert, James 1 1 ., and Catharine Turner, minor heirs or George Turner deceased, ol late of Gallatin county, Kentucky. May II, 18:H. H. The widow's right of dower and al so the right of two f ihe heiiv, in tho above ipiarter of land, to be reserved they having previous ly disposed of their rights. HnTboards

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fJI .N i ii i si i.i net ot an i,ier ol Piol-.ite v'enrt mr- ol r A l l t .U I ..illllv l:l l it :-mii!I . la , en mod al :ie .!.. tei in. '.l l"Tcei:ni;f said l state are here! V notified, thai ' v uin'c- s-ineu ad minis! i a to r o -. estate. U.i in disi ovi icd that ihe peisenai e!i;:o I siii'l i!eee.!e!i!. m-nliumvit to pay tin o Niaiiuin (ieiits ag:mi! llie saii:e, ;.in! th,.t .s,ui :tcetieut il lei .-Ci.f.o ol ini real said (ieiils could 1 e satilieil e.-t.iie, c ot ( i u i,i n reu. rud the sjme lo il. e emirt n ud filed an mv en! .;i of the debts afiresaid so tar as they ha e come t( m V 1 .u- ic due; as also a statement of the asse's i-eh,n$ -!f t i said estate in possession, out of v. I - i Ii r-.id debts are to be paid so far :t the s;:me v. ill en, ainliiraeit said court for reliefii: ihe iireuii-i ?. rSow . if any ( tail to notify and extent ol f the rr ditors of said fsta'c si. ;il sai l administrator of tin llieir respective claim: (: l--tr! bv iii r p r, : r the same or a statement of the nature. (! -scrip: io, find date of tin- contract or assumpsit, up. n w hirli the same may be founded, in the oth --v. of ihe clerk of said c ourt, provious to the final distribution ,f the assets of the estate aforesaid, such ch.ims i ii be postponed in favor of more diligent ciedit..-i. And the creditors of said estate are notified to appear at the Probate court, to be holden at the court house in Vuvav, on Tuesday, the PJthdavof August next at which time all claims tiled ns lion-said, will be finally heard. acted upon, and Icleriniued bv said court. WILLIAM S. MOSS, adrn'r. Of th"otaleol ieier Reynolds deceased. May 14, ir,31. I r pursuance oi an mucroi mo i'roiiai 1' Court I Sw il.etland comity, la. entered at May term, lo3L the cicditors of said ts'.ito ure hereby notified, that the undersigned adminis trator of said es'atc, hain discovered that the tcisonal estate of said decedent, was i. sufficient to pay the outstanding debts against the same and that the said decedent died seized ol'no real .?!. i ,r, out of which said debts could be satisfied rejmrled the same to the court, and filed an invent .rv or the debts aforesaid, so far as they havo come to my knowledge; as also -A statement of ihe nssc'.s hdoiwinsr to said estate in our possession, out of which said debts are to be paid so far as the up. will go, and prayed said court lor relief in the premises. ISow, if any id' the creditor of said estate shall Tail to notify said administrator nflhy existence and extent of Iheir respective claims, by filing the same or a statement of the nalute, description and dale of the contract or assumpsit, upon w hich the same mav be founded, in theofiice of the clerk, of s;ml couit, previous to the I'm . I distrthtiti m of the assets of tho estates aforesaid, such claims will be postponed in faor of more diligent creditors. And the creditors aforesaid arc notified to appear at, tho Probate Couit, to be holden in Nevay.on W odncsday, the loth d v of August, next, at which lime all claims filed as aforesaid, will be finally heard, acted upon, and determined by said court. WILLIAM S. MOSS alm'r Of the estate of Evan Jones, deceased", May 11, 1P31. Sheriff's .Sale. 1 virtue of a writ of vend, ex . issued out of tho clerk's office of the Switzerland Pro bate court, and to me directed, in favor or JOI l. MENDENIIKLL, against LOUISA SHOUT, and others, the heirs of George Sh rrder, dec. I shall offer for tale, to the highest bidder, for cash, at the court-house door, in Vevay. on Wednesday, the 19th day of Suno next, the rents and profits for seven years, or the following described piece iliAlVB? bounded as follows: beginning at a corner stone marked with a at the upper edge of the road leading from Madison to Vevay thence running twenty-five rods northeastwardly to a stone mark ed with a thence north west, far enough, to make lour acres thence soutlieastwnndy , to tlrt piace of beginning it being Ihe same piece of nn on which said Shrocder resided at the time of his death. If the rents and profits aforesaid. will not bring money sullieient tc satisfy said writ. 1 shall forthwith proceed, in the same manner, to sell the fee simple of said land, for the best price it w ill bring. RALPH 15. COTTON, tdu iiiT. Sheriff's cflicr, Vevay, May lb". WANTKU IMMEDIATELY, atthisoftice, two steady, sober persons to cr.nv and deliver our papers. Each roulo w ill rem:i.e two days. ISrcsryCot (oil's IXaJe, 7TTII E undersigned hereby gives notice, that bo Jl has been appointed to administer the; estate ol 1IILMIY COTV'OA, late of Jefferson town ship, deceased all persons indebted ios;'.ieitate, are nipiesled to make immediate paun ot; ind persons haMiig deim.nds will present lueui for examination, according to law. (Vp The estate is i-ompletelv solvent. WILLIAM COT'l ON, adm'r. Jcirerson township. 31ay 11. Willinin liflly's i:la. "II II'. umlersigned adioinistratr I the estate . .... -,!.. 1.. 1 of William iveiiv oe easeo, gives notteo that he has filed bis account in the ihe Probate Court for allowance, and final settlement ; and that lln' second day id thu next August teim ol'said court, is fel for the final settlement o aiil estate, where all persons concerned may attend. THOMAS KELLY, adm'r. Rosey township, May lf lMU. tlslale of Samuel Jack. A I I.L persons indebted to the estate of Samuel Jack, late of Posey township, deceased, art? icUueMou io nciKt; imuieonoe paoieio hi mc . . , . i . . . . . i. uuderMg I, who has been duly appointed admiiiniauos a".msi saio coni: picseo. .i.., .v.. examination, acconlmg to law. ROSA NiN A JACK, Wmr. Posey loAiiship, Ajuil 1-mI', lSJl.