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Ijiimcn'uil Ucgistcr. The Law Partnership Virginia Election- THE "OLD DOMINION" AS I'SUAL. TI1E ''ORDER" SYSTEM. The Pittsburg Morning Post notices several in that city anil vicinity of laborers at the Factories, for "JVo Reduction of Wages." The girls turned out on Bcaulirs of the present Banking System. Several of the Philadelphia Banks last year stopped payment, not only oi specie on their liabilities, but payment ofany description whatsoever, and their paper sold at partnership; THE subscribers have associate themselves as Partners in the Practt'c'e of Law, and uiuy be at all times consulted their office in York street, one door wct of the Bank and adjoining the ProthonotatVs Office.

JAtMEo COOPER. WILLIAM McSHERRY. May 8, 1843. tl33 i Estulc of Catharine Markle deceased. hursday week and again on Saturday.

a ruinous discount. At this time large a-They had music and banners on which mounts of their paper was in the hands of COOL'Ell STK EISOi, (ii this day been jmssolvku by mutual consent. I. Stevt pa be iiiiniioii I'leas which lias been commenced, till be prosecuted bv us juintlv. JAMES COOPER.

A. It. STEVENSON. May 1, 18-13 3l33 JNOTICE. Alex'r.

R. Stevenson, jW etters testamentary on A the will of Catharine Markhti, late 7,7,.. ile Korouah ofGettysburff. having been were appropriate inscriptions, one of which we notice "NO REDUCTION OF WAGES, Said Blackstock's pole is 1840, Stick to it now, say How many such Blackstock's poles were therein 1840, and how inaLy of the loudmouthed whig friends of the laborer have stuck to their professions, are a pair o( queries we wish the hardy laborers of our country to answer. The wages of how many have been increased, in proportion to those reduced The account goes on to state that a committee called upon the Rev.

Mr. Avery to know his determination, who informed them that he would give only two dollars ter week, without "roast beef." Thus has changed the tone of the melody of 40. The caue and effect of the strike is given thus by the Post "The origin of the stiike amon the Factory girls of Allegheny, was this Heie-tolore they have been receiving $2 25 per week in orders on stores, bin owing to a change in affairs, the masters have discovered that the system mihi be abandoned to great advantage; and in secret conclave, agreed to p-iy cash in future, but to reduce the wages to SI 75. IL-nce the strike. The girls have stood out for niwrly a "whole week, and public sympathy being Strongly ou their side, liie have wanitd tiieir object, viz S2 2d per week (which, God knows, is little enough.) The proprietors have yielded to their demands." The same paper of a subsequent date, states that the success of the Factory Girls in the late strike has aroused the working men throughout the city, to a sense of the duty which they owe to themselves and families, and they seem sanguine of success in speedily putting an end to the grinding system which has for years been practised upon them by their employers.

"The hands employed in the Hplca Iron Works asscmbhd at the door of the olhce and stated that they wished to see if some change in the order s) stem could be effected. They were told to make known their demandswhen they asked.simply and briefly to be paid for their labor in cash. their wages now, as compared with what they were in good nines," as the saying one third less, they sought )io advance, but only asked that thev might be permitted to purchase their necessaries and comforts where they could buv them the cheapest. This was peremptorily refused, unless they would submit to a fur ther redueuon ol wages; they could not 1 1 quirement ami so thev nmi working, and appear disposed to remain i-tlU il their just demands are not granted. It is alleged by the hands that they have to pay, on an average, about 30 per cent, more for le bought upon the orders furnished them, that thev could buy them for if they had the cash to go where they please, besides this sev, re loss, thev complbin that they are olten subjected to insult and annoyance from those who dole out the mise rable pittance the woikmg man can procure upon his "order." "We ate sincerely glad the workin rmen have tsken this Maud, fi bevond endu rance that they should be plundered of 30 pt-i i.eiu.

oi in reouceu amount of wac; they now receive. will not do for em ployers tosiy that they cannot afford to Sligo Works, have ore told 1 I ythmg else money to their hands, and I i I VTANOnniAiS'S COUKT al Gettysburg, in and for Sal'ifc uie ounly AuaiHK, on tlie Sprili day of April. A. D. 1843.

Si.c Before Daniel Durkee, Esq. ant' his Associate Judges, ttc, assigned, fce. The Court Grant A RUIi 33 On all the Heirs and Lczal Itepresentu-tutives of FREDBJUCK BEJIRD, late of Liberty township, Adams County, de ceased, to wit Mary Magdalena Beard, widow. Jacob Beard, John Beard. Fied-eriek Beard, George Board, Samuel Beard, Polly intermarried with Robert Lum, Catharine intermarried with Henry Reese, Margaret intermarried with John Mclntire, intermarried with John Kerr, Elizabeth who was intermani with Christopher Seitz, and who both died before the death, of the said Intestate, leaving issue Seitz, Erastus Seitz, Jeremiah Seitz.

Hetty Maria intermarried with Bar ney Devine Joshua Beard, who also died before Intestate, leaving issue Obed Mon-treville, Napoleon A. Athabiah B. and Me- linda, all ol whom are vet in their minori ty, and have for their guatdian Isaac Weag- iy anu uavm Dearu, who also died be lore Intestate, leaving issue Adeline, Lou isa, Mary Jane and John Beard, all ol whom are ct in their minority and lor their guardian Joseph Baugher, To be and appear al an Orphan's Court lo be held at Gettysburg, in and for the County of Adams, On ihe '30th day of May next, to accepi or reluse to take the lieai Instate ol the said deceased, at Uie valuation made thereof, agreeably to the Intestate Laws of this Common wealth. By tui: Court. D.

C. BKINKERHOFF. Clerk. May 8, 1843. tc33 III the Court of John L.

Smith, Ple.s ol Adams coun-vs. )y. No. 1. Au- John McPhcrson Brien.

T-, 1843- I i ureign meat. Jldams County, as. y.ut, The Commonwealth of Penn- W' me otieritl ol A-Hs4H(lams Greeting vve you that you 'mv attach John McP. Rrien, late ol York County, by all and siiiL'ular his goods anil rhbttles, lands and tenements, iu whose hands or possession soever the same may be, so thai he be and appear belore our Court of Common Pleas, to be holden at Geuvsburir, in and for said County, on he Twenty eighth day nf Jiugusl next, mere answer jonn iriitli () a l'lea ol Debt not exceeding Three Thousand. Dollars.

And further, We command vou lo summon all persons in whose hands or possession tl.c said goods it chatilti-, lands and or any of them may be attached so that they and every of theni he and appear before ihe said Court at Gettysburg, the 28ih day of August next, to answer what shall he objected against tliem and abide lhe judgment ol the Court therein. Ami have you then there this writ. Witness, Daxiiji. Dumcke. Esquire, President Judge, nf the said Court, al Gettysburg, the 23d dav of April, A D.

1313. I. B. DAN IN Ell, ProilCy. By order nf the Court.) FRANCIS BREA Sheriff.

Estate if Margaret Sh' ffi NOTICE HE subscriber Ii ing been appointed Court oi Adams bv the Orphai eoiiiitv. an Auditor to ascert t'i- advancements made by fcr, iati: tovvn'ship OeriMsud, in her life-lime lo arel lief duns Co children, "The siiken tie. Which binds two willing hearts." MAKKIED-On Sunday week, at Hanoi nytneitev. Mr. Sechler, Mr.

PETEU MIL- Kit, to M'ss REBECCA TROSTLE, both of Karrtiltun township. Ob it nor ii UcroTlT. "In the midst of Life, uearcln Death!" DIE1) On Thursday week, ant township, JOHN, hit ur 'n ion Rudibill, aged 1 vear 0 Mount l'k-a-ol" Mr. Solo-tnontlis and 12 On the 2Ut ult. Mrs.

CATHARINE LEV, of this Curomrh. On the 2-Uli ALEXANDER LONti, GETTYSBURG TROOP. 1 parade on SATURDAY, the 13th at 10 o'clock, A. M. in the urg.

A lull aitend.uiceis desired, is will be chosen. By ri quest of Members. 18-13 Ihe lci'f. Riflemen, Will parade at the houe of James A. Thump-n, Gettysburg, on ATUKDAY, the 13lli of.

May next, at 9 o'clock. A. M. in summer u-llifonn. Punctual attendance is rto Hired By onlrr, B.

C. Zumbrunn, 0. S. May 8, 1S43. Notice.

THE Account ol Jacob Buamgardner, Assignee of GEURGE K. HUFFMAN, has been filed iu ihe Office in Gettysburg, and will be presented to an Orphan's Court, to be held aiGeitys-burg, on TUESDAY, the 30th day of May next, for confirmation. J- B. DAKiNEK, rot try. May 8, 1843 3i33 ASSIGNEE'S SALE- ILL he oflereil nt Public Sale, at the hoime of B.

R. Robinson, in field, Adams county, on TUESDAY. the 23d of May insi, at 9 o'clock in the forenoon, the following personal proporty. viz Two Horses, 1 Cow, 1 1 ouc-horto Waon, 1 Sleigh, 2 setts llainoss, 1 set Ilorse-trears 1 Shovel Plogh, I PmIpiu Morticing iMa-chine. with lhe Patent Rights lor Fianklm and Adams cotin ties a lot of Plank and Boards a lot of A IT 3 TOOLS, A lot of La Hides.

Kips and Solo Leather. Also, 1 ciht-day Clock. 2 Corner Cupboards, Tables, Chairs, 3 ten-plate Stoves and Pipe, together with a vaiieiv of Oiner articles of household, and IZilchtti 0 Jl Credit will be given. LSO, at the me time and place, will sale, the following- THAGTS OF LAND: A Lot ol' 3 Acres and Perches ol L-it the ill- to vicinity nds of John This land Milleretowr -Marshall and Wiiai of very fine quality. Tjlc UIi( i yillcd foUl'lll part of a tract of Mountain Land, roiiiain- Acres.

itlliitc in township, Adams couniy. adjoining lainis David Chamberlain, Jacob Smith and otlurs. tiik rnr.i.riv.'iM; A.1 ft Lt situate in Jie uaic oj mtnois 1- TllC Uiulivill'jd Jlu! f-jiai't n.rrT.-r l.ad Sooth East Qu-irif-r of Nc-iion No. 25, No. 15.

Win of Fourth I GO Acres. 2. The liiitiiA itk'd luili'-niirt lifsecnon i 3(i, I hl-Mi half 15 Tin lirilf-jiarf ol Mtuan in Mercer State of mi to 15. liobin-on and rmiicl Robinson, by A-, lexir.der Thompson and Margaret his wile, beaii.ii: date lhe day ol August, llid. 4." 1 ho undiudcri liMlf-jmrt two oilier I racts ol situate in ii ne county, Slate of Illinois, being the same tracts convevr-ii to Iitinj nun R.

Robinson Samurd Robinson, by Alex'r Thomp- M.irgarei his wile, sno Andrew and his wife, by deed Thomns bearinc d. 22, i day of August. ISIJG. cms une (iai oi uie puien.ifte mo- lor tne ol the real c-tate to he paid hand the dance in one year, to be sc- cured io lhe satisfaction of the JAMES IL MARSHALL, AbMgiicc of 11. lt.

Kubiiison. May 8, im 133 leading township, Mr. in tlie C7th eai- of his Baltimore market-prices. CORRECTED WEEKLY. 5i to 4 5U to 53 90 to 1 00 l.eel cattle, 6 L0 t0 75 '-s' 'J 50 to 4 25 at The returns from Virginia come in but slowly yet we have sufficient to know that the skies are bright and the "Old Domiuion" stand: fast.

The Richmond Enquirer, fays "We had eight majority in the Senate and 32 in the House. We shall not probably lose any ground in the Senate but we carried some counties in the last Election for the House of Ueiegales.lrom a combination of circum- 5laaccs- wllicl1 we ca scarcely expect to again- Tlie P'obabiiiiy is, that we 511:111 lose 1,1 tlie 'et we not lofe 50 as 10 extinguish our majority of 32, and still deprive us of the ascendency in the joint vote. We shall at all events retain a decided majority in Senate. The contest in many of the Congressional Districts is severe, and iu ome of them very uncertain." So far as heard from the returns for mem- bers of ConSrMS Democrat. mas.

Tyler. W- Nwton, II. A. Wise. G.G.

Dromgoole, S. Chilton, Hubbaid W. Jones. William F.Lucas, Taylor. Gi-urge W.

Hopkins, Lewis St'-eurod, T. W. Gilmer, Walter Coh-s, Geo. Chapman. ihe iih and 14th districts are not vet hi ard from.

Tie Democrats have carried both Hou ses the btatc Legislature, bevond a douot! STATE LEGISLATURE. The Democrats had eight majority in the Senate, and thirty majority in the House of Delegates, last year was the first time for many years that they had a majority on joint ballot. They never had, within our recollection, so large a majority before. It was caused by the apathy of the Whigs. Both parties expected the Democratic majority to be reduced this year.

The returns received show that the Whigs have gained one Senator, by thirty or fortv majority, in the Caroline district and five Delegates, as follows Dem. Wh Albemarle, Hanover, Fairfax, Southampton, Dmwiduie. Powhatan, Deduct loss in Norfolk county, Happahaunock, It is rumored that T. Hartley Craw. ford, formerly of for se.

ears a resident of Washington city, has been removed by the President from the office of Commissioner in the Indian Department, to make room for Tyson, of Philadelphia. Hail Storm. Our neighborhood was visited yesterday afternoon with a miniature specimen of a very destructive hailstorm. The injurv, so far as we have been a.e tl as confined principally, to widow glasses, worm lences and onion tops. Shipxax Jacob Shipman, enuer, was arrested on 23d ult.

at Cariinsviiie He surrcn- a- led that of no money but that of it-1 1 had paid some Wone nothing wrong 1 To punish seiiuct and to afford a more it-quate civil rerm-dv for the injury. kction I. Be enacted by the Senate and House of Jlenrcscnlutivcs nf the nonmruun oj rennsyivnnm in (Jeneral 'issembly met. and il ts hereby enacted by auHwrim of the same. Th-t I any ol good repute, under 21 years I illicit intercourse, under orom- 1 of Marna-e, is herehv olf-uce, in add; given by law lot rt-ai private and red to he an to the re me- perpetration icied "of tne 1 of (in; Sessions of the peace of this conimtmwealih.

cnienced io pay a line of not exrrcrJ at the lurihf-r to undergo a hard labor, in the period of noi less than live lhrju.and lo 'I ihe court, and A coiifinemcni at (or I ger than three years, at the of the court: Provided, That in lieu of the imprisonment in the J'eniienliary ihe court may, if the circumstances of the case are mitigated, sentence io imprisonment in ihe con tity jail Provided further That the promise of Marriage shall not be deemed e-stiibltshed, unless the testimony of ihe female seduced is corroborated by other evidence, either circumstantial or positive. okctio.v 2. 1 fiat the action of seduction niay be maintained and by any moth-! where lhe father is deceased, of the fc- ico nf ioi mei i uiri.i,)iui arn.rr aidvanons as may nT.n.nf lhe inJury- 'V i ''i 13. CRISPIN, Spciker of the Senate. of is of I nf R.

-er and ncy the public, and the impression was created that they never would be able to meet thei engagements fully so that holders were glad I to get any thing at all for it. Drokers and stocKjobbcrs then reaped a most bountiful harvest off the substance of the noor man. by buying up the depreciated paper, and as soon as the whole circulation had been thrown into their own hands.the puolic was! notified with a jrreat flourish irmnnpi. that "The Pennsylvania Bank will resume specie payment on Monday next 1" The Moyamensing Bank will resume specie payments on all her liabilities Tuesday next "77e Penn Township Bank will be cadi to meet all dimunds at the counter with gold and silver on Wednesday next! And so on to the end of the week; and c. i when Saturday night arrives the fleeced victim will have a most sorry account to rendpr of his "six day's labor." Thus is the toil and sweat of the laborer used to feed and pamper a purse-proud aristocracy; and yet there is a great body ol the American people one of ihe great political parties of ihe day the Federal-Bank-Clay-Whig party, justifying and approving of this wholesale method of robbery, and then modesly term it a "fair business truns-action!" The imlfijcnikiit 'Ijviuury.

"Down ivith the Sub-Treasury!" "Ku union of swoid and purse!" were anions the thousands of inscriptions on the political finger boards erected at each lane and alley highway and byway, by the Whigs oi 1S1U to lead an unsuspecting public astray and "decoy strangers into unfrequented places lor the purpose of robbery." Well, they did put some, and a good many too, upon the wrong track, and did decoy the people into their dens, and they did rob them, and they did put down the sub-treasury; but it WOULD' NT STAY DOWX The sub-treasury law, notwithstanding us repeal by the 27th Congress, is at this moment in more efficient operation than ev en when sanctioned by the statuary law. The writer of the money articles in the New York Herald, makes the reason obvious. He says, the principles contained in it, are those of the laws of trade. It provided foi the collection and disbursement of the pub lic moneys in gold and silver. At the time it was legally in operation this was impossible, from the ascendency of bank power- 1 hese banks have perished, the paper van ished, and the current of events, and the laws of trade, re-established the sub-treasu- in spite of its repeal by lawyers.

THE CALL, nserl in a conspicuous place the cal for a Democratic State Convention to as sembled at llarrisburg, on the 5th of Sep- tember next, for the purpose of nominating candidates lor the office of Canai Commis-Isioner to be elected in October next. We think the day set apart, is wisely selected, uiiierent counties will have 1 -V ial, and Adams one liepreseniative. Democratic Xalional Convention. The matter of the time of holdin Democratic National Convention is now fast settling itself down lo this one point May. 18-14.

So decrees thai supreme arbi ter, Public Opinion. The period designaud by the Democracy of Pennsylvania, we are hd to bciieve, will be generally adopted. It is fixed in accordance with the time-honored usages of the party usages under which we have so frequently triumphed. Tlie efforts of a few politicians inroads upon this long established practice L-tneeting wiih but liuie countenance and support, and the quartette which have already declared with ihem, will 0 doubt soon see ihe propriety of reconsidering their action, and in the pure spirit of Democracy yield to the will of the majority. The states which have declared for No vember, 1843, are but four in number, and are New York, Tennessee, Missouri, and Virginia.

Those in favor of the good old rule, May 1814 are Maryland, South Carolina, Mich-'gan, Kentucky. Louisiana. pw Hamn. shire, Massachuetts, Alabama, Mississippi anu Pennsylvania TEN in number. This we thinkjsettles the question: as such sla'es as remain nndpri.lo,t uc i.i.

ly second the determination of the zbov'e ten Elates i adhering lo.the old practice, if indeed thev ever wZm 'in I i. itilerpolalors. of a I er, "ranted bv the Register of Adams County to the subscribers, residing iu said borough, they hereby request all persons indebted to said deceased to make immediate payment of iheir respective dues, and all persons hiinnjj claims or demand to present the sami: the subscribers properly authenticated for settlement. GEORGE SHRYOCK, MOSES McCLEAN, Executors. May 8, 1843.

THE nWEtjIJYG HOUSE Lately occupied by the said deceased, titu-ate in Souih-Baltimore street, Gettysburg, and possession given immediately. Jlpp ly to the Extcutors. May 1, 1843 6t33 "ioIHS PUBLIC." MARSH-CREEK BURNT The subscriber lwvinjj rebuilt his Factory, and his machinery being new and in complete order, hereby notifies his customer and the public generally, that he is now prepared to Card Wool into Rolls, AND DRESS CLOTH, in the neatest and best manner possible. He would also inform his customers that it is impossible to card Wool well when not well waihcd. Lay your Wool in hot work it, then drain nnd-rince in clesr water.

The same suds, by adding hot soap will annver to wash again. Proceed thus until all is washed. Fur the convenience of customers in Gettysburg and vicinity, Wool and Cloth will be received at the old stand, for merly Robert Smith's store, recently Robert G. M'Creary's, now Jos. Gillespie's, in Gettysburg, at which place ilia ibscnbcr will attend twice a week it necessa- Y' It in requested this those who leave their Vool at the above place, will attach their names it, in order that no mistakes may occur.

JOHN PFOUTZ. May 1st, 1843 3t32 New Blacksmithing riE subscriber would respectfully inform the citizens of Gettysburg and the sur-idinjr neiirhborhood. that he has commen ced the above business in the shop recent!) occupied by George Ilichter. in East York street, where he is prepared lo do all kindsof Blacksmith's Work, SUCH AS 7 Horse Shoeing, Shoeing of Carriage, trugvns, ye. yc.

workmnnlike manner, and on the most o-moilatinjr terms. He would alno inform. Coachmakers and others, that lie ha served a regular apprenticeship business of mukinr Carriage Eliitic Springs, id flutters him-icir that from long experience id strict attention, he will be enabled to put it as good a job as any other workman in th initry. Carnage Springs will be repaired al shortest notice. The bcina: a new beirinner.

re. pectfully requests a share of public patronise. LEUN A RD I OUCH, Jr. N. B.

All kinds of COUiVTKY PRODUCE 'ok--, for April 24, lS'l-i. 3131 Ifcgister9s Notice. IOTICE IS HEUEltY GIVEN, to all Leg-'tcs and other persons concerned, that the Administration Accounts of the estates ot the deceased persons hereinafter mentioned, will be presented to the Orphan's Court of A-dams county, for confirmation on TUESDAY, the 30lh dav of May next, viz The Account of William D. Himes. sdmin- istrator de bonis non, with the will annexed, of Frederick Decker, deceased.

The account of Cpotge Krug and Michael of the Estate of Krug, deceased. 1 he Account ol Philip Shriver, adminis- i i. it. in jacoo auarer, dec d. unt of Henry Myers, administra tor oi ore cs.aie oi uavitl Jreeman, lcc'd.

The Account of James Major and John administrators of the estate of Christiaa D.iblcr, deceased. WILLIAM KING, Register. Itegister's OIHcc, Gettysburg, May 1, 1843, 4t32. MOPICE IS HEREBY GIVEN io all persons that whereas the subscriber drew a note some time in September, 1810, in favor of William Yeatts, Jr. in the sum of SG5, and the purpose for which saui note was given not having been complished, all persons are notified not to accept ol any transler of said note.as il wit not be paid by the suhcriher.

A II RAH AM SNYDER. Pinclowo, May 1, 1843. 3(32 tuey perhaps have had as much experience '11 10 "ie business usually transact-in the Iron business, as any other men in I ei, delegates to ihe State Convention can Western Pennsylvania. They deserve rred-j also be appointed. Whereas if an earlier it lor their conduct in this matter, and we i i -i hope their example and their succesl, Jib ha" lhe would invite all com-erned in the trade" to a like Put lo a dcal (- unnrecssary and honorable course." con ve nit nee in meeting for his special pui- "Tlie price of labor is the first to fall and p05C- i lie dclRaies will be equal in num-the last to rise," and it is only by the uni i bcr 10 anil Representatives ted efforts of the workingmeu thai employ-1 the State.

In this Adam-ers can be induced to give even the price a-' "'ill jointly send one i notice that he will discharge Account ol Jaroh iMelhorn, administra-ims appoin.rneni at the house Andrew Mel- 1 i ivi i. deceased. Aloer Uauipton. on D- I The Mjchac, Bucheran(J Ge(J ihe dav of at NESDA clock, A. M.

at which tune and place lament ot'Hcier Kcpliuger, dee'd. jjeraoiiM ii.t-r.-si.d will aticnd. The Account of James Patterson, Execu-DA I EL bllEEEER, Jludilor. I tor of William Patterson, deceased, who was May 8, 18 53 3i33 the surviving Execunr of the last Will and I 'I'r-stament of ricnrv Cronister, dee'd. warded to them by the natural la ply and demand.

The laborer is worthy of his hire Let him have it Destructive Fire at Wilmixgton A very destructive fire broki out al that piace on Sunday last. In two hours from the time lhe alarm was given the lire had reached the Rail Road Depot buildings, a distance of three-eights of a mile from where commenced. The number of houses burnt, we have not learned, but among the destroyed were the best in the lown.iu-cluding the Methodist Church. All the Rail Road Depot buildings of every description, including five locomotives, some cars, the bridge over the ravine, and two or three hundred yards of road where there were several tracks. On the upper wharves there was an immense quantity of Country pro duce, such as naval stores, lumber, tfc0.

all of which was destroyed. Many families lost the whole of their furniture. The loss is estimated at 6300,000. The insurance ia upposed to amount to 100,000. James Clark, of Indiana county, and Benjamin Crispin, late Speaker of the Senate, of Philadelphia are recommended by the Lancaster Intelligencer, as every way worthy the support of the Dsmocratic party for the ofiice of Canal Commissioners, at the next election, I i Dividend liANK OF GeTTVSIIIJ May 1S-W.

President and Directors of this jj I natmr.ion have this ilay declared a dividend ol Tiro and a half per for mouths, payable on or after the slam. II. McPIIERSON, Cashier, i May 1813. 3.33 fIIE Account of George L. Films' assignee in trust of PETER CIIRO NISTER, has been filed in the Proihouo-tary's Ofiice in Gettyshirg, and will be presented to an Orphan's- Court, io be held uettysuurg, on 30ih day of Mav next, for confirmation.

J. IL DANNER, Proth'y. May 8, 1813 33 PA perRRCHIVE RRCHIV Newspapers.