Weekly Messenger, Volume 3, Number 137, Vevay, Switzerland County, 27 June 1834 — Page 3
Yulev s WvjVvcAt, vYuyva. Friday lorninar, June 27.
lAiM in lO'W, unit .ie t i . "v.. . j i - lit i i i , ,- j- .i - ,..,. .!, iv in; ?-'s ;i n::d therefore, altnough we have now of land listed in this county, w lien on. y lUo.oubj1 - i- i i: ... ,voi; ,n -! wnPS .,,,, iicanv f-.y.ir huuaied papers on oar Lxcliangc acres were subjuct to taxati-m. a aj pears irmn : - i i p
nsr, wc propose : jree exennnge win. an me f7f;j papers in tin; United Slates from this time tiii the. hi st of January next.
fused, it has hceit from a conviction that we - Ne. A M is. Duller and fur of bet children, could riot afford to do othcrw ise, added to tlie two hoys (Mc Kio'ey's) and 1 hi r of a fumly ol
impossibility of hiidmir lime to examine all if,Scnt were killed in that county
we receive them. At a crisis like the present, er persons have been teriously injured
however, we deem it our interest and the interest of the country, that a free and full exchange of sent-incnts should take place be
tween those who advocate the
same pnnci-
the land office tract hook; being an excess o: 5 3oi acres. Querc Should not the taxes mi this excels he paid into the county treasury. Tor 1831, 107,495 acros are subject to taxation.
Fourth of July. unscuirnoN papers, f.r the ni.v 2r NF.K, on the 4:h of July ne :it (leorge M. Child"1, in Jacksonville, are left with Pr. Eaton, in Mounts'erling, Ilohert Le Clerc, in Yevay, Chamberlin's store, in Jacksonville, Messenger office. Printers Retreat, ('cori;e Culp, in Allensvillo. and "lbe committee of arrangement. j- Single tickets, G-J for gentleman and
ladv, one dodar. PRUETT HARVEY, chairman David K. Murreil, ckrk.
Severe Snoic Storm.
Il i m.-ntioned ia the P.nis J ii;rr:.i! de J-e hat- of ihe -J "2d of March, that a li rnt'ini.ni rot
Se eral oth-j med Krnnrois Claude Bonnet, a n.itive of the
Ibodogne, became King d" Mn-h-ga-cHr, and died a few yeaisago in that Mnd won't, seven
Mpftnra nnnpar to huve hppn cpn this cpm- : ) Inc. ?ni ilirj7ts t Irenes. His heirs ;il lav.
nn ia sreat numbers and of extraordinary bril-have pref.ied the claims, and aie likely to ol. c - I.... .... ..
On Sunday morning about three, a !u- this immense toitune. i ney aie in r,e
i lie Jour-
o
ind ia a mnmant afterwards, a brilliant light
was observed as if the meteor had burst. We have also understood that at the same lime, a
c learn hy a gentle--meteor vvas observed at the moid? of Hie Rich-
man, direct from Chelsea, (V t.) that snow fell lelieu from on board the St George steamer. It in that town on Thursday last, kJd ult. to the Jappearrd to have a luminous tail, and to be in
depth of 22 inches; it also fell to an equal jcolor of a greenish lint. Montreal Gas.
depth on the same day in Haverhill, and the stages came in on runners. Baton Slatesnun.
tancy
minons ball was noticed over the Recoilprt ienl circumstances in lenguetsx.
church in this city, shaped like a balloon, and ,":1 de r'cr iRueux cliia.s iMephi-.ii Giiaul a
Pinceedintr wilii gtip.I rapidity towards the pa-t I'hat city, and considers as i xlraoidiniry the
HOT SPRINGS OF ARKANSAS. A writer in the Little Rock Gazette gives
the following description of the hot springs of
Arkansas: The spring are about five miles in a direct
i'lne from the Washita river, and about a quar--1 . .. . ...... .
ter ol a decree north ot the Louisiana line.
Jlcmraey. An individual (a punter) was committed (o piison en Aloud ay for pasing counterfeit money, who is called by the Times
Slicr$, by the Sun Henry lice met y, and by thp
I ranscript Henry St'ctamcl:. I bp J ransrript adds that he is one of the class of printers de. nominated 'rats,1 nnd was formerly employed on the Daily Advertiser.
coincidence of the epijlence acquired abtoad.
Sherifi '. Safe.
Thcv I rcak out of the side of a mountain, are
New Shaving Machine Mr. McKiui. of j very numerous and abundant in water; inRaltimore, on '.lie 14th mst- cue re. I a re-obui .n ;decd thev hurst out everywhere in the silos to the house of representatives, auihoriiaj the is- land bottom of a prellv rorkv croek.inlo which suiaii of FirTEBH KIsLI055S '1 thev all run. It is .a"ul that thev are seventy
"TjY viriue of a writ of Ji. fa. issued cut of the cierk o'dVce of tiie Switzerland !Voi j.i 1 e court, a 1 ol to nie liireeted. in fiivor of John Mcndci.holl, against I.cvi-ut h'liort and otftcr.--. t!.e heirs of Guuro S!;rteder, dee. I 1 1 a 1 1 f.Ml'i- FOIi SALE, to the highest bidder, for ciuli, at the court-house dour, io Vevav, On Saturday, July 1 tiie rents and prcfi's tr seven vcmis, of the following described piece of land, bounded as follows-gstT-Z!, Heinnini nt a corner mai U- A-orr-l 0$'jtf& cd X at the upper ed-re of the . ;Vv road leading I rum Itlauison to 1 1 g f.
evay inence, rnuniiig: 'j
. . ii i i -.i
rods noriii-enstwEnuy io a sione maiKeo wiin a
James O. llawxhurstof Jericho, in thi9 cnun- thence north west lar enough to make TOUR
ha a cow that ha three living cal
what is more extraordinary, the cow
jten calves in live years. Hempstead Inq.
Hives, and ' ACI1 IlS thence souih-westvardly. to the place w has lmd!'''' hinninj:. It hciu tiie san:e piece of hied,
dollars, in Tueasvky Nott.s, under the dircetinn
f.f a Iv-ard of commissioners, to l,e LOA.Mi) to'lr.., 5Q
m number. Thev arc so numerous, and their
individuals
Kreat, that after two or three weeks
of dry weather, the creek becomes too hot to
. .f . 1 -II . . - ! I 1 . '
rr. anu inai ne win ue suceeeooa uy ine n;i.-ri ous Elliott.
It is rumored that com. Chanr.ccy is abotit to!.;it!lc ln erposite the springs and bathers go resign bis seat at the hoard of "avy commission- 'rcm a!1 eight to a quarter of a mile; below,
v.v.erc tae water is bearaVjle. I he exact temperature we could r.ot ascertain; hut it exceedLjO" of Fahrenheit's thermometer. I
rhe number r.f children in the va-invs puboc , should ju l 'o the warmest snrin" to have a
L--... l: j tc a. pe rat-! re of lb'0 . lVactical persons will monitors :,.,".,..;.. ,i,, j ri , ... ... r . 4.
mu-iinj i.oj u j;i ee ui ncai oy ino laci, uiai tiic water will readily scald the hair frDrn hcs. I believe they arc the warmest waters
Ffhools in the citv of New Voik
teachers 2S assistant teachers 7." whose aggregate salary is $"-.j,G.0.
Both houses of congress have agreed to adjourn en the 3U;h instant.
The Pittsburg Statesman says, we learn with much satisfaction, that the crops are recruit ic IV- in the effects of the frost, and promise t-j be "OoJ.
CHOLERA We are informed thai the cholera raes with some violence at Cincinnati and Louisville, and that it is very fatal at New-Orleans and St. Louis.
In quarrying stone at Guernsey. Ohio, the perfect form of a young indian was discovered, emtiodied in a solid mass of rocks.
A violent storm passed over Norfolk, Va. on thel 1th iusl.
known, except those of ifccla, in Iceland. The water retains its heat for a great length of time; let into a bath at night it is of a tiyht temporal lire to bathe in, in the morning. It is used either by bathing in the water or by exposing the body to the sieani which arises Irotn it when confined, and for this purpose, some rude contrivances are raised over two or three of the principal springs, they have produced extraordinary cures in rheumatism, paralysis, liver complaints, enlargement of the spleen, eruptions, pulmonary complains, obstructions and chronic disorders of every kind.
From the Maryland Free Press. i The trustees of the b.uik of Maryland havej
submitted a report to the creditors of the inlitu tion. It is a humiliating commentary upon the evil incident to a system of improvident ami profligate banking. The following extract exhibits the ability of the bank to redeem her pa per: Good, G89:-107 ?) Cash ileporited, 4G.0SD 97
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on winch sai.i jnroenor resuiej at me lime oi ins doth. Salo to take place between "noon and two o'clock p. m. en said day. If the rents and profits aforesaid, w ill no bring money sud'eient t i satisfy t-aid writ, 1 shall foithwith proceed, in the
ame manner, to sell the fee ?i:ulc ol said land.
for the best nricc it will bring.
KALP1I . COTTON, sheriff. Sheriffs office, Vcvay, June 21.
YEW1Y. .htm-yj. it-;-1. STOTICE IS IlERLRY GIVEN. ! : ; t
i the Mav Session -f I lie Jioard of V. "o'r
( 'oanr.spioiicrs, the undo stewed was iq-foino-d Lolleelor ol the State at.d Comi'v Keet.ie, ! -r
Ihe present year, aiul hope to fir-.d
taxes lor the year I ."! n ad
a second call must, in a!! cases, with either the money r the j
Utitcrtmncc, it lite la's, to save iev n-uf! RALPH P.. COTTON, iv,V; f:.r : i ,. A J'. The duplicate is in my haiais. :-.n i read-, to receive taxes. M. Ii. (
rco'-s ir. i;:g
i p-- v ii-e sr.lije. a s
e io-roni' .ioe.:il
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AN A WAV on ilie -Jnd hist. a. appi ention, named Ransa.v Vs'
acd abo'.it eighteen years: all person; pre !?-, : forbidden to iiaibi nr. trust or em. Jov said i i . wav,as 1 wiii not be accounta't le for 1 i - ! (bunij, frojn this date. The hoe x'---- .'. w be vfduetantly paid to any pers'-n wi o v.ii! said runaway to me, but no Vi;.;.:; f r !;!;! tumble. " JAMLfcs EILIIV, j r. June lOt'i, 1S3-L
ill
Ad ministralor's Slc. XTTUAi UE SOLI), at the residence of t?.
enfant to'.vi:Si i,i. n' ar l'-use. on iho Canaan
Attached, Contingent,
Doubtful, Disputed,
4,265 63 26LS93 71 1,001,661 46i 617,018 24
Available in
discharge ofdue
6j,7o0 83 by the Bank.
NOTICE. LL PERSONS INDEBTED to me, ei
ther bv note or account, arc hereby ot sir-
d to settle immediately, as I am under the ne
cessity of collecting the same.
iCP I will attend at evay, on every .tatnr-
av.if well, so that those indebted may have a
hance to save costs and oblige
JOSEPH DOW. June 14.
1,634,230 53 The Richmond Palladium sayi: On Tues. last (May 27th) Mr. Merrel, President of the State Hank passed through this place on his way to
the east, (or the purpose of having the engra-
ing and printing of the notes for the bank, ex
ecuted in the best manner, and to transact other necessary business of the institution.
TORIF.S A volunteer company in the citv of New-York, have adopted the British uniform.
It is rumored that Louis McLane, the present secretary of state, will succeed judge Duvall , on the bench of the U. S. supreme court.
It is stated as a matter of fact, that during the
rcian of the present king of h ranee, more blood
has been shed in civil conflict, than during the whole of the reign ol Louis XVIII
Philip I, of France, says a London paper, is in no small state of alarm, from an apprehension, that gen. Jackson will lay an embargo upon his private funds in America,, in consequence of die vote of the chamber of deputies.
ftj- George II. Dunn, of Lawrenceburg, and
John T. Mclvinney. of Brookville, are spoken
of as candidates for the next congress, in this
district
The cost of a steerage passage from Ireland to
America, is thirty shillings-
LXDIANA STATE BANK.
Jeremiah Sullivan, one of the commissioners authorized to contract the loan of capital
for the State Bank, returned from the east the forepart of this week. The other two commissioners are still in New York. Mr. Sullivan has no doubt but the loan, at 5 per cent., will be effected. Mr. Merrill, the President of the P.ank, is now in Philadelphia or New York, where lie is to superintend the engraving of the plates, and the printing-of the notes. We learn that every needful effort is making to bring the institution into operation. Rrpublican 4" Fanner.
lramhoa!s on lli". St. Joseph's river. A great sensation as produced in South Bend on Tuesday week by the arrival of the steamboat Matilda Barny from Newburvport, at the mouth of the St. Joseph's river. The banks of the river were in many places crowded with spectators, whose loud acclamations manifested the joy (hey experienced in witnessing the success of the first
attempt to introduce steamboats on their beautiful river. The Matilda Barney had on board upwards of 100 passengers, and 10 or 12 tons of merchandize her draught of water with this
load was only 13 inches. We have not learn
ed how high up the St. Josephs s river she is intended to ply, but we understand that she is ex
peeled to ascend the Elkhart to Goshen. Ano
ther steamboat has been built at Detroit, and is
now on her way to St Joscpth' son which she is
intended to idv regularly. The introduction of
these boats on the St. Joseph's will do much to
increase the ivealth of the already prosperous
country through which it flows, by affording its citizens a certain and expeditions mode of con
veying their surplus produce to market. Pro
ppity along the river has aheady advanced in
value.
In addition lo Ihe above gratifying intelligence
we are also enabled to state that the Iron Work
at Mishawaka, near South Bend have made a successful commencement of operations. The
ore is found to be much tidier than was anticipa
led by the mnt sanguine fiiendsot the underta king, and the iron manufactured is of a very su
perior quality.
We learn from the New Oileans Advertiser
fa late date, that the Cashier of the Consol
dated Association, and two of the clerk? of the same bank, have been arrested. The Adverti-
er remarks "Large deficits have been disco
vered, the cause of which has been traced to
those indi vidunln. They gave security, each in the sum of $25,000, for their appearance, at
trial and have since decamped. Our city has been very unfortunate, of late. Counterfeiters,
Sue. are playing their pranks among us, at a
great rate, wnai next to expect, we cannot divine ; but we fear that the pinching times hayj?
squeezed to tight upon the honesty of many yet
undisturbed.
Fatal Salute hy nn . hnencan Frigate. A correspondent of the London Tuie Sun, under date of Paris. May 7th, says: "A disastrous catastrophe, lias occurred at Toulon. On firing her salve d'arliitrri". with the French d.ips, in honor of Louis. Philip's fete, the 1J.
States American frigate fired with ball it to
the Frcr.rh frigate Le Suffren, by which tin pardonable neglect one man belonging to tin
latter vesst I was cut in twain, two mortally, and four grievously wounded. This unfortunate mishap had excited great irritation on (lie part of the French sailors against the America! s." From the particularity of detail, e-xcrpt in regard (o the no?ic of the American frigate, we are led to fear Ihe staf 'm n( i- too true. If n, there niut have been a carr h-ssnes- on the part of our frigate totally inexcusable.
The Eastern papers give a cuiions account of
the position of the inhabitants of the town of Madawaska, which is situated ia the disputed territory, between the State of Maine, and the
Briti-h iroince of New Brunswick. The
town has been incorporated by the Maine Le
gi-dature, yet the British authorities have taken iiossest-ion, built a court house, and levied a tax
which they collect widi much rigor. A memo
rial which the inhabitants were preparing to
the United Slates (Jovi-rnment asking for pro lection and assistance, was forcibly suppresses
and dptroj ed. A delrgate has been despatch
ed to the Governor of Maine, to ask his intc rpo i-ition in (heir behalf. The ipsult of the mis
sion is uot known. Baltimore Amer.
From the New York Courier i-'mpitrrr. F.-alianr p per-. There are in all, about 0'"- thousand newspapers publ'hed in tin; F. Stales; ;,nd at different times we. have been requested to exchange with nearly the whole ol thrm. As far as possible, we have complied with these requcsi?,ataJ when wc luuc rc
ICiWXiil'e, 'Fen.. May 21.
We learn from ear t xrharge paper, that
there wa a s'oi m on Sund.i v the 4th mst. w hich
sw ept thronydi a pait of Alabama and a part o
tins btate. iiro-iraim?' lenci s, irees. arid Houses
and w hat is Mdl wm se, desl i oy :ng a con-idera
ide nmiiber of liv s. It p ised in er Shelby ille
Willi little or no damage. In the neighborhood
f 1'ulaski considerable damage was done to
in op.-i I ; no live h-t. The IJcacoo pu'di-di
1 .it I'ula-ki says, e have under-lojd lhat
count v, Alabama, eight persoi.
In lae County in which Tn-corn
tbe house of f)r. Sniilb IIoj
dow n, and Ihe l'r. bitu-elf danger
ind a Mis. Oatprnler in the vicinity
of Spiiitg deck was lolled by the filling of he
hoti-p. Ne.n Florence the sloim apj-eaist have l-ctu mote violent thaa th m any whet
lit I, audi I i.'ale we:e killed" Ida is situated,
w a bb'wn n-lv hurt.
Another Bank Failure. We learn from the
Journal of Commerce of Saturday , that the Me
chanic s Bank at Patterson. N. J. closed its
loorson Friday, at 12 o'clock, and for the in
formation of those who came knocking for ad
mitance, posted on the door a notice signed by
the Cashier, announcing that the bank had sus
pended specie payments. This bahk was incor
porated but a year or two ago, and from the
want of age or something else, has tottered very
much m ita movements, for some months past.
Penelope Outdone. A young lady in Charles
town, S.C. lias recently manifested the possession
of an uncsmmon stock of patience and persever
ance, in completion of two great achievements
of the needle a Ilaxagon Qjnlt, of 7020 pie ces, and a Star Quilt, composed of 7239 pie
ces.
TAKEN UP , Y Alexander Sebastian, of the
fSh township of York, county ol
"ZTm Switzerland. Ia. A BAY MAKE,
TVYJ supposed to bo 10 years old, fifteen
t-T-HS hands hij;h, some deficiency on both
ides of the neck near the head, and some saddle
marks on her back, three shoes on, wind galls on her hind legs, mane hanging on the left side, no
other marks or brands perceivable. Appraised lo 15, by William Carver and Henry Waggon
er. JJetore me.
WILLIAM McCORKIHLL. jus. peace.
June 15. JBruce's JVew York TYPE FOUif!IY.
JTfTVTE subscribers respectfully inform the PrinP ters that they have recently completed a variety of new founts of letter in the style of the
latest European specimens, well calculated for or
namental printing or tastelul display, nnd making their assortment of PRINTING TYPES un
rivalled in beauty, extent and variety. A book of specimens may be obtained at the Foundry, No.
13, Chamber street, nearl hatharn street. It con
tains specimens from Twelve line Pica to Pearl,
comprising,
45 Founts of Roman Capitals with L. Case.
School.
There will be Singing School in Jackson
senville, regularly on every Sunday, at Q o'clock
A. M. A general attendance is solicited.
I'rcacliiiijy.
The Rev. Mr. COULD will preach at th
School House in Jacksonville, un Sunday, tin
bill ot July, at 11 o'clock A. M.
GrUlTHIifLTi EX.ECTIOZT, IS31.
im; iuuiK,n.Mi in uiiiimnice 1 lie IoliOWIIlg
candidates, who win be suppoited at the ensuin August election. C.OVLKNOR, Noah Noble. LIEU TEN AN 1' GOVEKNOR, David V. C ul ley. STATE SENATE, James 1J. Cravens, John Diunont. Alexander Sebastian, iioi'sr; of i ; e these n t a t i v e s , 1 leriry Uarita, Daniel Kelso, John Pavy. COUNTY COMMISSIONER,
( To r side rrilhin the district r.nnxcd of 'if to, -n
ships rj CoZo and I icirant. Kdcn IM wards.
i i i
V uii:ersiaueu, in i
the Presbyterian meeting
road , On Saturday, the 2ith ef Jane, The personal property hi-loeging to tiie r';;'c t i
Pavid i-ai.ts, deceased. coi:si.stir-:x d' Hcr-i -
Cows, Sheep, Hog, o nrse Wagon, Beds nnd
Bedding, toge.tner with a variety i.f other aitu lr--. Terms m ule known at time ef sale. Sale io
commence at iu o e.uci.
iicm r.
SAMUEL FAL.LIC Pleasant township, Juno 'dli. Administrator s :.ai TITSTIIA, BE SOLI), at ;i,-mf x&v ii... i.: 1,,,-t .... i i ,,t i. ;,,',..- .
Sulvrdrnr, June '2 , the persona! property, behmgii-.g to the estate of Henry (jetton, deceased, consisting in pait, of OF Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware Qucensware, Ironware, &.C. it'C. &c. ALSO Beds and Ileddini', Cupboards, ono Mare, two Cows, and many oilier articles too numerous to set fi rth in an advertisement.
TBRMS All sums of thrco dollars and under, cash above three dollars, and under one hundred, twelve months credit above one hundred dollars, eighteen months credit; the pur-
chasergivmg approved seburity. WILLIAM COTTON. JcfTerson township. May 27.
24 Italic do do 5 Title Roman do do 5 Title Italic do do 5 Shaded Ilomon do do 17 Antique do do 20 Black do do 5 Open Black do do 2 Script do do 5 dertnan Text do do 2 Open Text do do 25 Two line Homan Capitals. 11 Two line Italic Capitals. 10 Shaded Capitals of vaiious kinds. 0 Open do r"o 7 Italian Capitals and Figures
Besides Ornamental Letters, Backslopc, Music, Lottery Figures, Piece Fractions, Superiors, As
tronomical and other siirns, Space Rub s, Brass
Ornamental Dashes, Long Braces, more than
200 kinds of Borders, and more than 100 kinds of
Cuts and Ornaments for School books, newspa
pers and Scientific woiks; orders for anv of which.
or for Composing Sticks, Cases. Chases, &c., will
be executed with the utmost promptitude a huge stock being always on hand.
They will also execute orders for Printirg Presses, Printing Paper, ftc, which they will
furnish at the manufacturer's nriecs.
Printers of Newspapers will please publish
this advertisement (wiih this note) ibiec tinvs and receive payment when they purchase four limes the amount of their bill from the Foundry.
;lo. bbuce & Co. New Yoik, April, 1C3-1.
Estate of Peter Reynolds. N pursuance of an order of the Probate Court of Switzerland county, fa., filtered at the Mav
term, 1S31, the creditors of said estate are hereby notified, that the undeisigned administrator ofsaid estate, having discovered that the persona estate ofsaid decedent, was insufficient to pay the outstanding debts against the same, and that said de
cedent died seized of no real estate, nut of w hich said debts could be satisfied reported the same lo the court and filed an inventory ef the ib bis aforesaid, so far as they have come to my knowledgeas also a statement of the assets belonging to said eslate in my possession, out ol which said debts are to be paid so far as the same will and prayea said court for relief in the premises. Now, if any of the creditors ofsaid estate shall fail to notify said administrator of the existence and extent of their respective claims, by tiling the same or a statement of tiie nature, description and date of the contract or assumpsit, upon w inch the same may be founded, in the c Hire of t lie el. -ik ofsaid court, provious to the final distribution oi" the assets of the estate aforesaid, such claims will he postponed in favor of mote diligent creditors. And the creditors of said estate are mtifii-d to appear nt the Probate court, to be Lolden at court house in Vcvay, on Tuesday, ihe I '-2th day of August next, at w hich tin.c all chums filed ax aforesaid, will be finally beard, acted upon, and determined bv said court. WILLIAM. S. MOSS. ndrnV. Of the estate of Peter Reynolds deceased. May 14, 1831.
Estate of Evan Jones. fN pursuance of an ordir of the Prcbale Court of Switzerland county, la. enter' d at the May term, 1C3-1. the creditors .f ea;d es-tat are hereby notified, that the iini'iersigiii d administrator ofsaid estate, having dicnviud lii.it the. ;cisonal eslate ofsaid decedent, was i:.suliicii nt lo pay Ihe outstanding debts ngaiit the s-an:e and that the sail! decedent died, seized of no teal ert.ue, out of which said debts ceuld be satisfied leported the same to the court, and f ! d an iiivi i ti i v of the debts aforesaid, so far as thev !...v o '-me lo
George ESrOlVlVs llslaff. my knowh-de; as also a statement f ihe ;.-e:s
I.L persons indebted ta the estate of Grarqc belonging to said eslate in nor p.?s s-aon. out d
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XI flf liliu Ul w tin i"ti ui linn mi.' ........ v ....... ....... ... , , .
ed, arc requested to make immediate payment lo wid go, and prayed said cnirt for ivu t in t.io
the undersigned, who has been duly appointed ad- premises. JSow, il any ot the credit, is el .oi
miiiistr.ilor ofsaid estate, and all persons having j estate t-h.ni Uil to notity said annum- -t rator el tin?
existence and extent id their respective ci:i::us, by filing the s-i;iie or a slatt-itx nt c-f the t:;lt:?e, descriptien and date of ihe eoutt.ict or a --wi.o-it, upon w hich the same may be finm.!- 1. in the '-iln e of the tde-rk, of said emu t, -v i. us t the !m:-l dlr-trthution of the assets e.f the estates af.nvs.-.hi, such claims will he postponed in la. r ot more diligent credilors. And the credilors afuesaid
I l, :ii-:ir :! (In- t 'li-hatO Colli t, lo I'O
lemands against said estate will present ihein fur
examination, according to law.
JAMES BROWN, ,UaV. Jefferson township, June 11. Estate of lifsricl lti.lis. Tilll) undersigned hereby gives no!i e, thai he jj has been apjioinled to administer the e state
of DAVID FALL1S, bite of Pleasant town-'an- noil
hii, deceased all peisons indebted to said, es- 'hidden in Ve
I. ite, are requested to make iuimeiiiato payuien' ; ' Autist, next, at which tin. e :d. cbunis niet. and p'.'rsons ha ing deniiiils will picsent lh-m foresaid, will be finally h.-ard, actoa upon
lor examination, accniuuig t l.ivv. dcterinined b smd . mut-
'Fhc eslate is siiptn-ed insolvent. SAMIT.L FALLL', adm'i Fhaiant towiuhip, June Ihh.
appear
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WILLIAM S. V.Oto-
fflhe. -state of Llran Janar, decease J. Ma 1 i, I- ?1.