Adams County Orphans Court notices list numerous estate accounts
The Register's Notice lists guardianship and first and final accounts from numerous executors administrators and guardians for estates in Adams County plus a late testamentary notice for Mary Al Runman Ex'r. It directs legators and others to appear before the Orphans Court at specified dates and times for confirmation and flowance and calls creditors to present claims for settlement.
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Orphans' Court
Adams County
Oelock
A. M
Jacob W. Albert
Samuel Albert
Dubu BE
Albert
Latimore
Albus County
Taco Fieyae
William Bugan
Tolan George Kershler
Jacob B. Spauster
Daniel Brean
Ienry Spangler
Abraham Sell
Jacob Sell
Ifurviet
Mill-Wright
Facob Sell
Willwright
Uniga Township
Decesed
Maria Reever
Almeb
Torxeph
Smith
John Memler
Christian Kauffinsan
Henry Kaufluanz
Tfunry Kauffan
Weary Seigfried
Margaret Seigfried
Conowagy Township
George Slagle
Strah If
Abraham Reever
Benjamin Wrelor
Joseph Taylor
Peter Snyder
Uuntington
Jacob Hollinger
Legsey
Valentine Hillinger
David P. Lérer
John Lerew
Geo. Haverman
Jaco Small
Conowaga Township
Tonry Teter
Tepes Sharrelis
John Dyler
Yeary Mummert
Solomon Meenmert
Henry Mummert
Hannah Pink
Henry Fink
David Wills
James A. Thompson
James J. Wills
Bonsamin Teller
Court of Common Pleas
Michael Bueher
David S. GO. Brecut
Adama
Forbaily
Protity
Prothonotary
Gettysburg
James Davis
Asipney
Donsvammer
Matthew G. Toff
Micitaet
Kemfer
Bailey
Gettys
Burg
Aa S$aMorn Bahamas
Liberty Tp
Liberty
Mary AL Run Rman
Shadows and Light Beneath Hills and Sky
A lyrical meditation on shadows as merciful, beautiful forms that temper longing and sorrow. The speaker contemplates inner and outer worlds, love, joy, and charity, framing shadows as a divine glow guiding mercy and hope across heaven and earth.
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Herve
Delicacy and Enduring Faith in a Quiet Contemplative Voice
A reflective discourse on female delicacy as virtue, the unseen inner sorrow of deep hurts, and the spiritual steadiness of rising above earthly miasmas. It argues heart as seat of nerves, cites Christian uplift, and notes progress through trial despite occasional stumbles. Business appetite and pleasure are contrasted with restraint.
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Uric
A Fighting Quaker and the Grays Uniformed Return
A Philadelphia Quaker son, latest in a family tale of Union sentiment, returns from dissipation wearing the Grays uniform and pledges zeal for Little York. The father, moved, gives funds as the youth vows to fight for the Union, urging safety and loyalty amid Civil War tensions.
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Quahog
Society of Friends
Philadelphia
Tie
Grays
York
Gong
Babies in Church Sparks Reader Debate on Etiquette
A Rochester Chronicle excerpt ridicules bringing babies to church as disruptive and improper. The piece notes babies cry, distract speakers, and provoke disdain, suggesting nursery is their proper place. It adds quips about train gossip, a horse turpentine anecdote, and a Toledo judge's whiskered boy joke to illustrate social observations.
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Pittschurs Chronicle
Autwit
Rey
Virginia and Tennessee
Prince's Tank
Georgia
America
Tom
John
Julius Casar
Ming
The Stars and Stripes in a Nation's Faithful Pride
A long patriotic reflection extols the flag as the emblem of freedom and divine inspiration. It compares American devotion to historic banners, notes war's necessity in some cases, and blends moral guidance with civic virtue. Stories touch on volunteers, a Revolutionary spy tale, and cautions about household order.
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Pennsylvania
Peter the Hermit
Hysope
Aring
Salladin
Gorg Ves
T George
Britain
Burlishuan
Hughs
France
Austria
Amherst College
Dr. Stearns
Warone
George Clinton
Albany
Gill
Madame Clinton
Clinton
Burgoyne
Journal of Commerce
Senator Douglas Speech Sparks Union Rally in Springfield
An extract from Judge Douglas in Springfield depicts a fiery Union defense. He condemns partisan warfare and urges loyalty to the Constitution and the flag, warning against seizing capital or trampling the national laws. He urges unity and readiness for war if needed.
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Union
Springieldy
House of’ Representatives
Whelo House
Stars and Stripes
Tam
Ilinois
Nalue
United States
Christendom
Washington
George Washington
Tregard
Scott
Lore—Aington
Gen. Scott
New York
Virginia
Maryland
Massachusetts
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