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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-02-15
TO BRIDGE BuILDERss

THE Uudersignsd Commissioners ot
Columbia county, will attend at the house
of Isaac G. Johnson, Esq. InnkeePer IN
OrangsVille, or Friday the SIKH day ol
March next, 10 receive frOposals and enter
into contract with the lowest and best bid
der for building Bridge across Fishing
Creek, at or near the house of Henry. Hess
in Sugaroaf township, with stone abut-
ments l9 feet long, feet thick, and sletst
feet high from low watet mark wing walls
on ,hs west side, twelve feet long, with d
curve tip and down said creek, and wing
walls on the east side twelve etlong, with
curve up and down the said creek. The su-
perstructurs, Brace Bridge sixty feet long
between the abutnents, and sixteen teeI
wide from out to out; TO be put under good
shinele roof, 10 extend six feet beyond each
abutment. A plan and specifications Of TIE
work, will be exhibited at the time and place
Of letting.
The Biddngs will be closed at o'clock
P. M. on the day Of letting, =, ,.2
JOSEPH BROBST,
JOHN M'HENRY,
JOHN DIETRICH.
Canlnis sioners:
Commissioners c Office;
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-02-15
TY0TNI0TYo

ALL persons indebted to DOct. C.AHEN
MOYER, RheumaticPhysician from Read
ing 81 resident at D Snyder's for profession
al attendance between May, 1888 and May
1889, are notified that in consequence Of his
being compelled TO be absent, he has loft
his accounts with Charles Kahler, Esq. for
collection, with whom they can be settled
within four weeks from date without sxs
pense, after which time they may must sx'
poet TO pay cost.
January %, 1910.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-02-15
no Bridge Builders.

THE Old Bridge al Mr.. 9hed EVeretts,
across Fishing creek, having, ¥ way, and
not passable, the Commissionars,of Colum-
h;.> county met and agreed to build a new
hr;5G... and will enter into contract with the
lowest and Sest Sssi SSiidders,for building bridge
across Fishing creek, al ~ neaF where s 'ns
old bridge now stands, on tSo- srea' reSa
leading from Danvlle to BlOomsburg. II
will be let at the house Charles D0ebler,
Innkeeper, in BloOmsburg, on Saturday,
the 9TH day Of March next, and is to be Of
the following dimensions and materials -
Stone abutments 80 feet long, 10 feet thick,
ID feet high from low water mark--wing-
walls on the south side go feet long with a
small curve up and down said creek, and
on the North side % feet long-all of which
is to be sstone of the largest size and all to
be laid in COED lime and sand. The super
structure TO be an arch bridge los feet long
double track, each l3 feet wide, making
in the whole width 26 feet from out to out
with good shingle roof and well wealth
er boarded. Said Bridge is to be built on
the plan of the Susquehanna Bridge at Cat
tawlssa, and timbers to be the same in quail
ity and size. Specification will be shown
on day of letting. The contractor will be
! Iequited 10 commence the work within
days after the letting.
The old bridge will bo offered for sale or
the same day.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-02-15
J. TX. EDGAR,
IEMlLlklQlsSa

RESPECTFULLY informs the public
and his friends generally, that he has just
received the Philadelphia Faslla
ions and TAILOR'S ARCHETYPES!
published by Ward, Basford and Ward, for
January, 1910, and is prepared TO make
Gentiemen'S and Lady's Garments, Of ev.
cry description, IN the best and most FASH
able style, and at short notice, as he is deI
termined 10 merit share Of public patrons
age.
January 25, ls46.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-02-15
naEsEs4aENaatEsnH

The Washington IN. c. Republican
says AN old lady, over 20 years of age,
residing few miles out Of this town, caught
eight buck rabbits, the other night, and had
them nicely dressed ready for cooking, in
one hour-all by herself. What feast she
must have had. It's enough 10 mako the
mouths Of rabbit lovers water.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-02-15
JhATDTiRS9 IRAllHo

The Ladies of Berwick design holding a
FANCY FAIR, in this place, for the BEN
eft of the new Academy, on the 22d Of
Feb, (Washington's anniversary to which
the gentlemen and ladies of the country
and neighburing villages are respectfully In
vited.
Berwick, Feb. 1910:
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-02-15

A crow, or what appears to be of tha.
species of bird, with ,ohite wings, has been
seen in the vicinity OF Middleboro, Mass
achusetts, for several months past. It's bo-
dy is as black as other crows, and keeps in
company with them, has the same habits,
and in all respects resembles thom, except
its wings.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-02-15
JOSEPH BROBST,
JOHN lM'HENRY,
JOHN DIETRICH,
CommisSioNefG
NOTICE.
Feb. 18th 1s4O.

A Ii persons are hereby forwarned not to pur.
"A chase or take an assignment of a Note, under
seal given by Daniel Kiser and Daniel Kistler, and
made payable to Mary Meyer, or order for the sum
Of eighty dollars, with interest from its date, and
dated September, 7th A. d. 1895, and payable sew
en- years after date. The undersigned being the
drawers Of said Note; are determined not to pay the
said Note unless compelled so to do by due course
Of law.
DANIEL KISTLER.
DANIEL KISTLER.
CattSwissa, Feb, Is Ts4o,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-02-15

Mr.. Ebenezer Smith of Newbury, Mass
achusetls, was instantly killed at that place
on Friday last by premature explosion in
blasting rocks on the line Of tho Eastern
rail road The rock had previously been
split, and the opening was filled with sever
al pounds Of powder, the upper surface oJ
which was exposed TO the air-he was
thrown up nearly forty feet, and fell about
fifty feet from the spot, i(eless; and shock
ingy mangled-
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-02-15
VaIuabIe Medicines.

THE Subscriber respectfully informs
the public that he has recently received the
appointment Of an Agency from the pro-
pr stor, for vending Dr.. William Evans
Justly celebrated Medicines, and that he has
lust received direct from him, the following
articles, 10 wit:
DIR. Evans Camomile and Aperisnt Pills.
for cure of Dyspepsia, Consumption, Livsf
complaint &c.
Dr.. Evans Soothing Syrup for ChildfsA
teething.
DIR. Evans Fever and Ague Pills.
DR.. Hunts Botanic Pills.
DIR. Goodies Female Pills.
Baron Won Hu;cheler's Herb Pills.
The Public are cautioned to beware Of
Counterfeits, as none are genuine but thoss
obtained from the authorized agents OF Dn
William Evans, Of New York.
JOHN R. MOYER.
Bloonsburg, Jan. 25 ,ls4o. 5s-.G
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-02-15
Estate of FREDERICK RH0R, late Of

Estate of FREDERICK RHOR, late Of
Greenwood township, Columbia cOsnutyi
deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given, that letter.
testamentary have been granted to the sab
scriber lpon the above estate, All persons
indebted to said estate are required 10 make
immediate payment. and those having
claims or demands against the same, I'd
present them for settlement, duly authenii-
Gated according to law, to
BENJAMIN keller, Of Jdekseni
Admir-. acith the s0iH a,lneTed.
Feb. 8, 1910
NIB. will be at the house Of the de-
ceased, on the 9TH and 14th of March next;
for the purpose Of settling the accounts Of
said deceased.
BENJAMIN KELLER.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-02-15
Another Bridge

WILL be let by the Commissioners on
the same day, by receiving proposals for
building a stone arch Bridge across Laurel
creek, at or near Peter Ruperts, on the riV-
er road leading from Danville to Bloom
and is to be of the following dimensions
and materials % stone arches each IL feet
wide the pier to be 3 feet thick at the foun-
datien-wing-walls IL feet at each end
the wing-walIs 10 be raised 8 feet higher
than the filling in Of said road, the stone
work all to be laid in good lime and sand.
The top of said wall to be well coped with
good cement &c. The proposals will be
received until o'clock of said day by the
Commissioners or any time before can be
handed TO Mr.. Doebler, marked on the back
(prOpcsal.)
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-02-15
RnVeszszzaLgsznm

The Massachusetts House Of RePresen-
tatiyes, on Wednesday, by a vote OF 2s5
10 l72, pissed an order that Special Com
niltee be appointed with instructions to re-
port bill, repeating the license law Of
1879
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-02-15

Iirginia. Legislature ballOied six
times on 29th and 30th ult for Senator,
without result, the last votes were Rives
80, Mason 81, scattering 4. Every mem
ber in his place.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-02-15

Mr.. Henry Vaughining lately died in
Medina county, Ohio, at the age Of l02
years. He served throughout our most haz-
ardous struggle with Great Britain.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-02-15

Widow Jane Eddy, of Marion; N. ]. in
the Goth year of her age, hung herself with
a skein of thread, On the 2lst ult. She
was in fl or insanity.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-02-15

The Grand Jury Of Lancaster county,
Pa. at recent sess on found bill against
r, W. Middleton for an assault and battery
with intent 10 kill James Cameron, in the
affair which occurred last November. The
trial will come on in April.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-02-15

William p. Mcconnell, Of Washington
city; says he has good reason to believe that
his father; who now resides in Tennessee
is the legal heir Of the late Anthony Nc
Council, of Philadelphia:
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-02-15

On Saturday, the 1lth ul!., girl named
Phebe Floyd, about FIVE years old, was muir
dered by five OF Mr.. Tyce's family, in Da-
wilson county, N. G. The circumstances
are these AFTER she had been buried, sus-
picon !of violence and ill-usagc grew SO
strong, that the corpse was disinterred and
submitted to post n,Ortsmi examination in
the presence Of the jury and some fifty 9th
er persons. Whereupon the jury, after
hearing all the evidence adduced, reported
a verdict Of wilful murder against five Of
Mr.. Tyce's family; all of whom, are CON-
mit,ed TO Jail, to await their trial at the next
term of Davidson Superior Court.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-02-15

The oldest printer, now connected with
the press, in New England, if not IL the
United States, we believe to be John Prem
uss; of Keene, New Hampshire.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-02-15

Mr.. Clayton Newbold, Of Burlington
county, lately slaughtered twenty hogs
whose average weight was 4lea pounds.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-02-15

The Baltimore Clipper states that the
President has pardoned Mckenzie.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-02-15
From tAs n. o. pleayune, Jan. a5th.

a Father charged by his Child with
The Murder of his Wye tz-Fernando Dies
a Cuba Spaniard, has been arrested by
Capt. Xonnes of The Third Municipalityi
for the murder of his wife. The case at
present is wrapped in mystery, although
the circumstances developed bespeak some
what strongly the guilt Of the accused
Dies some two months since lived in Bar
rack, between Dauphin and Bourbon
streets. The women living In his neigh
bcrhood noticed the absence Of his wife a.
bout that time, and their suspicious and
surmses relative to the cause of it, contin-
ued 10 increase. From some conversation
one of them had with the child Of Dies, q
cunning and naturally intelligent boy about
six years old, she believed Dies had mut-
dered his wife, and gave information 10 the
police which led to his arrest:
The Mayor commenced an investigation
into the case yesterday, which he is 10 re-
sumo to-day. The substance Of the chlld's
evidence is, that on night about two
monihs ago, his father killed his mother
with an axe, afterwards cut her up in pie
ces, and buried her, or at least her entrails
under the foort The place described by
the child WAS dug up, an offensive smell
was found to proceed from it, and a bloody
handkerchief with human hair on it only
was discovered.
Dies does not pretend 10 account fol
the absence OF his wife. He is reman
ded till further search and investigation bt
made.
Esszsszzr1zzszaEees
Remarkable DeEUerance AT Vefplank
Pony near Peekskill, few days since,
poor laboring man was rescued from stu
alton Of extreme peril, under circumstance
almost incredible, He was digging wei
had got down TO the depth Of about II
feet, and was employed in undermining tn
curb filled with stone when the supports c
the curb gave way, and length Uft, abou
IL feet, dropped suddenly down, leaving
zap of some three between itself and tn
upper portion, about 20 feet, This uPpe
portion in a few moments fell in upon III
: man, the stone all breaking away from III
cnrb, and descending upon the unhaPp
man in one chaotic mass
Of course it was supposed that he ha
been crushed to death but in answer 10
call from those above, his voice was faint
heard. Night was approaching. and ra
began 10 fall heavily. The news, howev
was spread, aud soon number Of persol
assembled TO do what might be done
9 his rescue. The rain ceased and the we
: tier changed to intense cold the earth co
;, tinued caving in, so that descent into Il
we'll was full Of danger. Nevertheless, 20
brave man after another went down, a
o abored until his strength was exhausted
7 and, TO bring the story to close, aft
n working all night and until past 2 o'clo
9 in the afternoon of the next day, the IN
T. was got Out, alive and but little injured
l. living burial Of nearly "a hours. Honor
y the generous and courageous men VI
+ hocked to the rescue, even from dstar
n Of many miles, and risked their own liV
s. 10 save that of fellow being.
g1AgzF1SSnEsE5y@
&c On Saturday, the / lth ull, girl NAN
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-02-15
BIeoansbung Artillery.
Commissioners Office; !
Danville, Feb. g, 1910. 5

THE Members of this Company are re-
quired to meet at the house of Charles
Doebler; in Bloonsburg, on SATURDAY. /.
the 22d of February next, at 10 o'clock IN
the forenoon, in complete uniform, for com"
pany exercise and drill.
Per order,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-02-15
E. ARMSTRONG; o. S.

Jan 20, I64U,
NIB. The Bloomsburg Band is requested
to turn out with the Bloomsburg Artillery on
the 22d Of February.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-02-15

Look out for squalls, March is coming.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-20


he, = would rather encanp under an GA
bush than doii. GIVE yourselves no un
easineSs ladies, bu; remain where you
are, and will station n guard at your door
20 sec that no injury bsfall your person
or your property"
Hear now the remarks oe the British
o!iIcer in his own words: IL have served
my hing aud country forty years, !
fought by the side of Nelson, and was in
n number of engagements with him /
have seven wounds in my bodyl Tough,
~ the battles of River Raisin and Fort
Hcigs. am the man who commanded
the cannon that shot down the flag Of def
ance that Harrison raised over Fort Meig,
after the parley. Tell the General, il
you Gee him. that he played usa Yankee
'r:ck IN getting parley until he could OBJ
iain reinforcement. But don't blame
him Tor that. although il occasioncd No
much trouble and loss Of lives, and we
were put to tho right about, and were o.
ohSed to retreat as fast as possible.
nd now as 10 Harrison, | will saw
thoiin oil my experience in warfare. |
nave never known more bravo and gene
rous officer. lie is soldier and seRtle.
man. While he was in Canada, ] have
never heard OF an instance where any oil
the unprotected inhabitants ever received
an insult or an injury from himselfor his
soldiers. Tell him that if no ever come,
INTO this part Of the country, wish 10 see
him. / wish, if possible, to show him IN
person, my gratitude for the kind proiec
ZION he gave my family in the last war;
e.. J. r.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-20
ANECDOTB OF GEN. HARRISON.
GiBRALTAR, Aug. 7th, 1910.

SIR--Among the many pleasing anec-
doles OF Gen. Harrison, ihere is one which
heard from gentleman now living a,
Maiden, and who was during the late
war; commander Of his Majosty'S loiilla
on the Upper lakes.
Said he, IL was up the Thames with
my lotlla, near tho place who're The bat
tie was fought between Harrison and Proc
tor, and my orders wore that in case we
suffered defeat to set fire to my Aotilla
and mako my escape. On learning tho
fate OF Proctor, and seeing The approach
ofihe Kentuckians by the cleaning Of
their swords through the woods, forth.
with obeyed my order and fed, but not
without having ono horse shot from under
me whilo retreating. My family at that
period were within the vicinity OF the bat
tie ground, and ] was obliged to leave
them to the mercy OF the Americas Army
While absent from them, had some fear-
iul iorobodings as 70 their fate. had no
opportunity Of ascertaining what had be-
come Of them, and ] passed many a sIeep.
less night in painful anxiety. But iudge
no" pleasing were my sensations, when
learned OF my wife and daughter, that,
instead ofthoir having been barbarously
treated, they were kindly protected by the
open hearted and victorious General Har-
rison. "For," said my wife, (in relating
the siory,) "soon after the army had en-
oamPed for the night, near by our dwsll-
nag, two young officers come and denan-
ded our lodging for their commander.
we, therefore, with all possible haste
prepared 70 leave, and lodge, We knew not
yhere. But while preparing TO 90, the |
General camo and asked, 'What women
ire thssef and whore arc they goingr
We replied tat we belonged to tho Brit
N army, and had been told that We must
i've up cur lodgings TO the General. HsI
siurnoa answer, that he eome not here
, turn ladies' out pf doors 'PoFJ SAID
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-20

.NIRGlNiA-At rules held in the Clerks sSs,s ,f,s.
Circuit Superior Court Of Law and CHANGER ~, ,So
county q Ohio IN the month OF Augusi Is40
The North Western Bank Of Vagina Csrsoi.i,.,,
against
}. Towaf sndG w Tovsf. and John \
ieii. Samuel Thompson snJ John Bano. Onanoey
Dciendasn
The Defendant J = cd q. w. Towar. MT having
entered thou appearance and gwen security according
TO The oct of assembly and the rules of this court an
appearing BY satisfactory proof that they are NOT in
habants Of ihis corsmoDwcalth-On motion Of com.
planani BY oounseLH is ordered that the said defen
dants DO appear hese on The 6nt day Of the oerf eu
torn Of this court enter Their appearance and Give
cur,y ior the sfoTmance ofibo decree In the cause
answer ho sals oompainants bill or ofher~ise defend
The suit and nat oopy ofthn order b. e,fhwib In
serted m 'oe neWspapor paper printed m the city %
'yh.erns ~ toe months sucesssiysly-snd p,-,sJ !,
Tho rom 70, o. Pc Court house Of ONO county.
coy toste
ALEX r LAIDLEY Cissk.
JAooE& Wnsos. Or compt
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-20

| NIRGlNlA-Is CHANcERY--At Rules held in tbo
Clerks Office Of tho Circuit Superior Court Of law
and Chancery Tor the County Of Ohio. ia tho month
ofAugust, 1910.
Henry Moore. and John ?. Clarke, late partners in
business, under the firm Of Moore q clarke-Com.
Plsinsnts,
against
Thomas 5. Clarke, and John M Clarke. Henry
Moore, John ?. Clarke, Zachsrah Jacob. and AleT.
ander Wilson, and tho said Alexander Wilson sJr,,,.
lsraior Of tho estate OF Marcus Wilson. deceased
Defendants
The Defendant Thomas 8, Clarke, not having On.
tered hrs appearance and gwen security according 10
The act Of assembly and the rules Of this Court and IL
appearing by satisfactory evidence that he s no, an
inhabltant Of this commonwealth on motion Of tho
compliments by Counsel. II is ordered that the aid
defendant do sppoar here on the frsfday Of the nsrt
fall term Of this Court and answer the said complain
ants BILL and that copy Of this order be forthwith IN
serted IN some Newspaper printed tho city Of Wheel
ing Tor two months excessively and posted az the
hont door Of the Court House Of Ohio County
a copy tesie. ALEX. r. LAfDLEY. en-.
WHEAr br Compt aug Is
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-20

C'uo rdS. There is but Que remedy only
,or the safety OF the country served -
Fnt other men to stand ut the tiller alb
round tho cables, aud you will soon nd
back on The old Constitutional track, Gen
Harrison is honest,he never deceived you
and he never lost battle, and the People
wont let him leso this. Accept my ad.
vice and You all have my blessing my
advico is that all Of you become the Life
Guards OF the country, and my blessing
IS that your old age may have lcss fears
Tor liberty than mine.
BENJAMIN EATON.
One - o-s nro Ssrririae Lfe GsarSs Of Gea WasA
'Hgtoa howbursh, N. Y Aug. 2S, 1910
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-20

NGRClNIA.-At rules held IN the ClerkSo
Circuit Superior of Law and Chancery Tor
~ OF Ohio IN the month ol August. 1910
Stephan Rice, C
against
Austin Pesy. and Henry Moore, and the
said Henry Moore. John +. Clarke, and To-
Mark Douglass. merchants and partners > c..
trading under the finn of Moore. Clarko N"uN''
& 70. Defendants
The defendant, Austin Pesy. not having entered his
appearance and given security according the of
assembly and the rules of this Court and it appearing
by satisfactory evidence that he is not inhabant
Of this commonwealth. On motion of the complain
ant by counsel 1t is ortCrcd that tho said defendant do
appear here the FIRST ds OF next Fall term OF tins
Court enter his appearance, sNo security ior The per
kormance of the decree in the cuso, hle his answer
10 the compliments bilor o.horw,e dtend ihis aunt
end that copy of tins order be forthwith inserted
in some newspaper printed in the City OF Whetihg
Tor two months successiyey and posted at the Iohi
door Of the Court house oi Ohio county.
a copy tosie.
ALEXANDER T. LAIDLEY. Cs<rk
a. CALDWELL, Cor Compt aug Is
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-20

FAKENTS intending TO send thor dauahtors to
fhladsphis toT.sducsuon. Sill6nd O desITable Ait
uahon IL tue school undoI the care Of Prof. j. II
aRhes. OnD aieS are taken into the family, aud
these paTents may rest sssUIel vii have oyery az
tsntion paid TO them.
For PARTICULARS see enGalarp 81 Tie % Ice Of SsR'L
Atkinson, Esg 1us s-Iw
WESTERN RESERVE CIIEEST-I0 c..I. a.
~ boxes prime cheese Just received and f,r ale
July IL SOLOMON KING
HOSHES CIIEESE-10 hoIe. sap.Ti0T o0sTTTV
" Js.I received and GT saIs by ~ REILLY.
aug 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-20

NOTICE-Those isdshted 10 William Williams
~ By note o. box account will End them iu The
bands Of George Armstrong end are requested n make
Immediate payment ~ 10 = necessary that O eoss shall
'e made o. early possible.
sep 22-ft q ATKINSON.