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stage E;ae fer shc iEesi.

TlNliE LINE OF STAGES ria tie Natural
4 Bridge, D5n's Springs, 10 the White Sulphur
Springs and lcWs1urg, has commenced again running
regularly. Leaving LynrhlIg every "Wednesday
FRIDAY and SUNDAY mornings. and connecting at Lows
burg with the man mail line to Guyaudote.
EoG THE s0ErH.
TIE MAIL LINE. lar the South ria. DanYille Il
Gnensboroueh. \. C.. connecting the regular mail line
lor TIE South leaving Lgurhburs every Tuesday, FL
day and Saturday mornings at : o'clock \. NJ.
&. NJ. BRUCE.
April ~ wts
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VIZ Sc ,STepCA.

.s'EgE' STOCK.
AEE OFFER FOR SALE. low for ca.h or IN
w barter.
~ hhds Sugar, y o, Porto Rico aud Vera Cruz,
from common 10 the best
500 bags Coffee. Part extra fine
10 hhds. ucrccs and hhs. \. O. and Porto Rico
NoaSscs
do syrup, very superior
do extra
5lo sucks Liverpool fine Salt
21O do Ground Alum
2lp sides good and damaged sole Leather
3o0 HIS best Spanish Float Indigo
500 do Aladdcr
loo casks Nails and Spikes, Id to inch
tons lrcdc9ar Eyre lion in. to inches
10 do country Bar do
10 bbls. Tanners OIL
10 hhds. Stone Ware assorted at manufacturer
prices
i0o boxes Sperm and Taow Candles
- do brown Soap
10 bags Race Ginger
10 do heavy Black Pcpner
| .OOO lbs. Green Copperas
30 bbls llcrrngs and Shad
10000 LIS western Bacon
80 boxes r Il aud 10 II II Window Glass
10 do 10 n - very superior
ucrees fresh RICE
; boxes Starch
% chests and boxes Tea part oxtra fine G. Pow
- doz. painted Buckets
- nests iruu bound Tubs
do do large SIZE
10 doz, horse Buckets assorted SIZES
20 doz. Bed Cord 3. & and q stran
doz. Corn Rronns
10 cases Tobacco OIL.
boxes Loaf Sugar. part equal to any ever seen IL
this market
| 900 lbs. East Boston Crushed do
900 lbs. common do
BOO lbs. Sal .fraius
h,N,. I'm, ,la.t
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and ni'ess can BE- IN, b, iuey well directed and N
cpfetic Efforts il viii spad. bayc had tho audaes
10 cll in qu .tian tie authority o their prophets md
paSss-t5 N into the midst " then. aud III % eaei
Them better lhnaz. d5Hn eNPfef to ralas dnuh III
The mlpd ofane who sluady Mormon. hai mas pro
vent stluc finn 5econ.nR such. It Troubles them sss
much b, questioned ihoir doctrine beiofe p5.s
.s.ll.IlN.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-12-06
Cloths asd C0ssi,ue,.eS.

4 LARGE Stock of new style French Cassmcrcs
Superior to any thing of the kind in market y and
fancy coloured and black Cloths for sale. much below
he usual prices JAMES \ s'TIGI.Fg
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p ri,sai speriar curt # Law and ChanreIy
Il fIIed BY adj sauaent AID held ir The county ii IN
hest The coafih'e, o. filly lbs -'ih d o. August
Bssd Miller. surviving partner IF Archibald R1ier.-1n
Samuel Read Bosd iicr late chauts a.| partners
I'M under lie fsia # Archibald Robcr and Co.,
m t.4flnI administrator bouis of Archibald Ear.-
.,a de=I A1el Miller, benjamin psde. al A-nez Ia
wife, i'anii.s,
against
IeIssra Fucker, widow and eiiet If anthony Rusksr,
lc.l Jane, q Mckinney administrator with tie VIII
Abue Euckcr. Afnist cad uefcr. tbs4om eker.
Martha .,ud,a and tun r lis wife, Anthony Rncler j.
and tsb. "a T. Ii Wis Saacy Sheds, administrators II
am t and IN her night as prr .ascI o' the sid
Anthony and ,sIle, 3ilaad lehesun, William Ichesan,
John l}ec infants under the 81 = wears By
Bsnaeh, their guardians Petia assigned + d.
william 4 Re.11u admin rat of Thomas Tucker do
John A Summefsc ard sarlla his wife, Lindsey CO Ill
and Am his VII, Rice T. Graves anl Amelia his wife, Ies
Riehe-u administrator with the will annex
q. B4nson elt1fs ct the sad Anthony Rucher deed,
benjamin Npre cNccutor Of Spencer Norye dtci Bena-
min alicre sheriff Of Amherst county aud such al
muistIaor o itls wills decd, Richard II. Hurks, John
Bul3 auI jaues Bullock, wing partners Of Galt Bull
lock i co. Chi#Heil Dabfeg, Samuel Garland, George "
Tuner Richard BulLs, William shelton and Arthur b na-
vles, Defendants.
Is CmscERY.
Ca motion Of James g NJ Kinney, admir- Of tbncr Rnrser,
decd appearing that more than two years have expired
since tie estate Of Anthony fucker decd committed to
the Defendant Nelson {. Dawson, The present
the Goun doth order that all persons who may have claims
san.t the estate of Anthony Euccr decd be required
hibt the 10 this Court fo settlement at before Tie
and unless legal claims debts shall appear against
among the legaees without requiring reiuudng bonds
and thai this order be published for eight weeks
in the L'nc'butg trginaa public newspaper Published IN
the t5~n Of iynrhbur and posted at the door Of the Court
house Of this county on two several court days.
tupy-Teste
ROBERT rGNsIEY, {.
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EhO.tieO1nEai,cnf.


The above sale Is aaaln postponed until "Wednesday
The 18th day ii December neNt which day. in add
lion h the above described property viii be sold acre
In. Of land adjoining the above property. with or
-Iilt wooden tenrnens thereon. Also, about Of an
acre 81 ground. with small stone House thereon lyino
below the above described property Also. another Io,
OF ground, OF about ! aerr, with > small frame house.
thereon, adjoining Mrs Turner's. Also another Lot nj
ground containing 10 arres more or less yno back NJ,
the chi ON which there are good quarry spring. and
wooden tenement Terms of sale, ash
DAVID Il. EDI.EN
Ny % ,,tI5D
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EpF. skieitaE:Ea's NGr-.a
R.esxE;Ns.E,S.

Isfgl
y various kinds If worms that 50 frequently and se
.ingy annoy both children and adults rIez HStss-
bic remedy, aud pleasant to the taste that children vii,
take them readily common peppermint I1ze,u wa
Many diseases arise from worms, without being s,,n
or limbs bleeding at the nose Sc Se are ~ 'pe l9'ns'
worms and will be easily cured by using this r'p py
ii, Sea, 59tP,os naeale the presence Of
sleep broken off by fright aud screaming, commissions fever
slime thf5 baid hue, bad taste IN the mouth offensive
breath cough difficult breathing itching at the nose pains
II. ie Una u nausea, si'an'ehiess' !oiaey, leanness
inns ~ I'M IL 'e mus towards hlgli, and at length
delee9n Of films and mnens One IS dose for a child tive
se@ g. so 10, ~ l'[ yTlhree fr eight years
VI p pseif I I,'' : ~ iH,ii'"'i uhlii relieved.
f'eao inc 'i'"''i'S ieileis
NE" YORK, March ;, 1893
,, -, I nm - 20" request we have uScl
"o'n i'Ae'Se' II several cases OF worms and found
,e sI il'rh,N s4eil.- we have no difficulty in getting
80 '''' tnel e 1ae! are perfectly Pleasant. We
lii l ,i " "i laelee whenever occasions oilers, be-
le'hS ueh l" DC the best Velluge medicine in use We
@ so f Hl your Taa ioheRes very extensively, and
- '''' 'H! '''"ei me purposes you recommend them
'''' We are yours, FsspesiiulIy,
" WEEKS, NJ. D.
w. SliADll0Gk, NJ. d.
G. X. GREEN, NJ j.
NFw YORK, Febniaiy 1899
II sherman car Sir One Of my daughters AIRED u
year. was troubled Tor about eighteen months with hacking
.osh pioAel anu disturbed Scer ~. She fast vast
g away although she eat quite leartiy. Several oh,
lia's attended her without any teaeft From reading the
directions "'f"YP'It ing You Worm Lolenges, describing
-,
Ol' ana accordingly procured box, which, my surprise
ee ny cured her III one week They a most excellent
medlnr' and believe ny ddu aher her life to them
Yours &c. JANE III APiiREYS,
s Mercer Street
liiee - cent. per box
The Above heiiine IS for sale by
- IL LYMAN Agent,
l.yuclDurg, Va.
Hl''' - wl2m
FIRGINlA-At rules held in the i.r, t,n;re If TIA, -,
cult Superior Court Of Law and Chancery for tn, conn
ty Of Nelson in the month of November ISL. '
Floyd l.. Whitehead sur, inc adminis,r,,r If Iyez,;h
IIarsfoyc, decd, pIa;nT
agoiust
Ralph w Ioffus Nathan / 1aios in ii; ,,. ;,, ~,
Nathan I.ofltas and jaime, u Goodwin late n,Lss, a'
partners tradn.- ,nrr tbe firm and ,I 81 , u, ana
win & Co. Nathan Ioatos nnr Of H. s .'oou
the late concern 81 Holm / T,,,rr,,n s pa N1 VI
Ioftls one If The suryi,'i,,r ~, c - ~, 'a1han
\ Co said MARIAN Toiifn7 ~ limits lialsi3se
concern of I.511us & uaroro,c and s s',r, ; -,
of the late concern of araf5e IItu and ' ~ i", @
land and Beverly u,r,r,s S. aia '" Ii gar
de.d I,ncs p,n,Iii lVlI;,r, t,;,. = 'idiSio Nv,
Hill James u I;o,d,, i, anil Cc,c,lr II ;; ~.
securities of said John Jamrs Iar,rrn; d5i d ~,
Whitehead, surviving aaoinisiritor ~ tIi.;h i,
i" i,e <, ,I,arS'"'e' foE liargrove Sophia
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Jury Q! MS iFfs'n aal go. g lie l'f aa5 Dignity II
'is comm ihN'1iin.
u Is no ml .' ai#.i 5#l#s ST.. aai t"ool tht
individual eI H. I"1i1 emit. d IT, - ea. ute rs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-12-06

/ Rules held in tie Clerks office of the Circuit Super
on Court Of Law aud thaneery for Patrick County, at
the Courthouse thereof ouhc ith day ofOcober 1911
John Aistrop Plaintiff
against
Ansatom w Scales, James Penn, Thomas PENN executor
OF Charles Foster, decd. and George C. Dodson.
defendants,
IL CHANGERY.
The defendant Abalom W. Scales not having entered
his appearance, and given security accoding to the act Of
Assembly and the rules Of this Court and appearing by sa
uiarory evidence that he IS not nhahan of this Com
monweah, motion of Plaintiff by Counsel il is ordered
that the SAID Defendant do appear here the Monday in
December next, and the Plaintiffs bill and that
copy Of this order be torhw in inserted The Viz
nian tor eight weeks successfully, and that another copy be-
posted at the front door OF the Courthouse of this County
\ Copy,-Icstc
SAMI. G. STAPLES, u. c.
Oct. Is 81
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Plaintiff,


Thomas Chcuault and Mary his wife John Jenkins
and Betsy his wife Benjamin Sehoucld and Susan his
wife. Sally Mays, illam Jenkins, John Barker and
Deey his VIE, late Deey Jenkins, and John Burnett
who claims tohe the administrator Of Molly Chcnanlt
L L =.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-12-06
Two Houses and s,ots,

'u n'oee mentioned at public auction. 10 the hioh-
-. muu'r. upon credit Of six. twelve and ,rl,tecn
months the purchaser giving bond with poo sa.,ri,,
ana die e retained as further security. ill the mr.
chase money is paid. These Tcnemcnfs arc ON rodr,r,
street one of Them in the occupancy ofDr James Sam
W.s ana TIVE other IN the occupancy Of Frederick II
''ii'." Inc allo all be couJueadhv Charles pbe,n.
y. 3. wv. DANIEL. Ir. Coa.r
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-12-06

, LIE NoR1HEAsrERN BouNpARY SrRyrY-Thc
Boston Mercantile journal Of Friday evening" tli,s tho
annexed statement oithe proceedings ofonr snfye,or
parties ''''t
-, BANGOR, NOVEMBER %. 1871.
The Northeastern Boundary Commissioners. undfr
stand have completed their papte abors. with l6e,.x
cepton OF Major Graham. who las been uniarunaeI, do
layfd BY reasonota dense smoke which filled the reoon
where he was located. e'''
Professor Renwick who run the line from ,l ,,.,t
east angle along the Highlands the northwest anoe
arrived at his terminus the 2Oh Of .tofcr. and 70
'ufled home ty tll. way of Queboe The n4rtlon erL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-12-06
Is CIIiNcERY.

The Court, not At this time deciding any other points
IN the cause. doth adud-c, order and decree that the
plaintiff do render and settle before Robert NJ Blown
a special commissioner selected by the parties an ac
count his administration of the estate OF his incsatc
commencing with and making the settlement theresfby
commissioners in the country bearing date on the lh
day OF February 1880 which recorded in the Clerk 5
Olite Of Amherst county court the oh day Of Feb
ruarY $50. the basis Of his SAID account liable howey
ct 10 correction As to its form structure and for any
errors which may be apparent up.n lis face. together
with his Transactions SINCE the date Of the said settle
ment--ln taking which SAID accounts the Commissioner
shall report alternate statements Of the legaea accounts
IN one of which the plaintiff 10 be charged with into
rest upon any balances found due from him. and in the
other whour interest. All which said accounts the
said commissioner viii take state and settle and maxi
report thereof 10 the Court with any matters specially
stated. deemed Portinenlby himself or which MAY be re
qnled 10y tho parties iobe 50 stated. \ Copy-'rese.
ROBERT llNSLEl Ok.
toMMI,sIoNER'S OFFICE.
Amherst Courthouse. Nov. ID. lSll {
iho parties will take notice thai have appointed Mon
day the id day of January next to commence the taknr
Of the accounts IN the foregoing order mentioned ON
Which day. at the hour of 10 O'clock A. NJ they arr,
requested 10 attend at my office with their accounts
vouchers and copies OF Court papers. prepared for oxan
nation and settlement
Ro. NJ BROWN. spel Com'r.
WV, IL WIN
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ROBERT 1INSLEI. Ok.
Nov. IL

4 pursuance Of decree pronounced by the Hastings
e9oIt Tor the Cooperation OF Lynch5urI at the last
erm, in the case Of Baldwin rs Davidson and o,ors ,L
Undersigned, the mmissoner appointed for the pIrn,sc
viii on Thursday the 2d Of December next proceed mn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-12-06
Oct Is

rules held in the Clerks Office of the Circuit Superior
Court Of aw and Chancery for Bedford County the lst
day OF November, ISL
Adam Elliott Plaintiff
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I Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chanccry CEN
~ nued by ad purnncnt and held for the county 81 lm-
hcst, Al c Court house, Thursday the 2nd day Sep
lcInbef, 1871
abcth NJ. Ncnablc, plaintiffs,
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4 I 4 Circuit superior Courtof Law and Chancory.
N contlnuedb adjournment aud held for the eoun-
ty of Amherst. at the court house. Friday the 18th
day OF AUGUST. lel:
Maurice II. Garland. administrator W tn the Will an
ncNed Of Christopher Isbell, deceased. Plaintiff,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-12-06

pect p. Thornton administrator Of Josiah Nenabe decd,
Benjamin raliacrro aud William shelton his securities.
Jane Z. Nonahie, widow, Nelson CiaN ford sheriff Of Am
hcrst county and such administrator of Joseph Nenabe
decd, Henry 5aningon, sergeant Of the Corporation
ynchburg and such administrator of Richard Ncna5le
decd, Samuel aylor and Mary vic, and Thomas \. Eu-
bank, shcrt Of Amherst and as such administrator Of Ab,m
Ncnab'e decd Defendants.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-12-06
April q

SlRiNA-At rules held in the Clerks Office of the Cir
cut superior Court OF Law and Chanccry for the coun
ty Of Nelson, in the month of November ISL:
Floyd L. Whitehead, surviving administrator of Iezekah
'idIbIoNe3 uce a., Plaintiff,
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'. W EEkS, NJ. y.
.SliADpOGK, NJ. d.
G. X. GREEN, NJ i.

Price - cents per box.
The Above Medicine is for sale by
ID. X. LYMAN AGENT
April q 80 g. a.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-12-06

VIWINSJ
henecca CaferN widow of Charles Gallery decd. Tuba
tarly and Charlotte his wife, late Charlotte Gallery yalen
une ~ leit"leh Robert Elliott, " Ills Jones and Pete
iiahs, Defendants.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1841-04-24
EXECUTION OF ROBINSON!
New Brunswick, Aprii l6, :
IL o'clock. A. M.

From The E.ctra Ledger This morning, in ac-
cordance with the sentence Of the court, Peter Rob-
inson, the murderer of Mn SurDAN suffered death
enclosure Immediately in front Of the Jail, ex-
tending out or feet, and the whole width Of the
Jail, in front, some 20 or 80 feet. The gaows was
made after the plan adopted and use III New York,
and arranged by weights and pulleys as to raise
the criminal up to sudden jerk. The jaier having
unlocked the shackes upon his feet, proceeded to
unlock the manacles upon his hands with the same
key, when Robinson remarked to him, '.you have
not the right key" The jailer persisted in his eff
forts 10 take them off. Robinson again said, "you
have not got the right key; why don't you go and
get i,!''
Every thing being fully ready, he was conducted
by the Sheriff and ailer, from his cell, through the
entry, to the platform at the gallows-durng which
time he manifested no hesitation or fear but walked
with steady and firm step.
Placed under the gallows, the rope adjusted
around his neck, and in one moment the cord which
suspended the weight was cut by the Sheriff with
hatchet, when the wretched man was raised from
the platform upon which he stood the full extent of
the rope, at which instant great contraction ofthe
| legs upwards and backwards was visible, when to
the horror of all the persons present, the knot in
the rope uniting the moose around the neck to the
maine rope slipped, and he was prccipitated to the
| ground
| He was instantly raised upon his feet, and stood
with but little assistance and without any manifest
discomposurc for the space Of minute and half,
in which time the rope was properly and securely
adjusted when, with the words "Lord have mercy
upon me-" the fatal stroke given, and the
unfortunate and unwept victim of the law was
launched into eternity, at 90 minutes after 10 o.
clock.
Although he seemed anxious for prayers of his
friends and entered into exercises, he i'll maintain
ed something of callous and unrelentng character
Last night his wife and siser-in-aw bade him fare
well about o'clock, which on his part was done in
an exceeding cool and careless manner. His wife
appeared to be but little affected.
His body was left hanging for about 80 min
utes, and then placed in common coffin, subject
to the disposition of his friends who had made ar
rangemcnts to have him buried short distance over
the river.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1841-04-24
THE COLUMBIA DAM.

In consequence Of an obstruction IN the
shuts Of the dam at Columbia, something
like thousand RATS Of lumber have been
detained between Middletown and the dam.
The watermen feeling deep interest in
shis matter called meeting at the house Of
Mr.. Stoner, in Daupin county, which was
numerously attended, which meeting ap-
pointed committee TO wait on the Execu-
tive and make TO him the proper represen-
sations. The Governor with his usual
promptness, Immediately sent in message
10 The Hsuse, of which the following is a
copy, and committee was forthwith ap-
pointed to make an examination Of the con-
di.ion Of the dam, and report measures for
the relief of the ra(lmen who are thus pre-
vented from taking their produce to its des-
tined market.
GOVERNORS MESSAGE.
To the Senate aud House of Repre- Senfa.
fire, ofMe Commonwealth of Penn
syiuania.
GENTLEMEN-li has been represented to
ME BY VIM BIOLER, delegate appointed
at meeting of citizens interested IN the
navigation Of the river Susquehanna, held on
Yesterday at the house Of Mr.. SToNER, in
Dauphin county, that the shute i'll the dam
erecied in the Susquehanna river, by the
Susquelanna Canal Company,at the moutS
Of the Conestega creek. is impossible for
RATS of lumber aud other craft that near
one thousand RATS are interrupted by this
obstruction, and lying between Middletown
and the said dam, The proprieiors and navl-
gators of which. amounting TO upwards oi
two thousand citizens, are thus prevented
from proceeding TO their destined market.
The act which authorizes this dam. makes
provision fol The adjustment Of the damages
which were caused by its erection; but this
provision is totally inadequate 10 meet the
contingency which has now arisen.
The citizens injured by the obstruction,
with a AUDIBLE desire 10 preserve the public
peace and maintain the laws, have applied
10 me, as the chief Executive Magistrate o!
the Commonwealth, for relief. An appea
so reasonable, coming under such circum'
stances, from so large botly of the hardy
yeomanry Of the State, who always have &c
encounter no ordinary peril on their way
10 market. and who are thus interrupted BY
an artificial obstruction. is irresistible; ant
hasten to present the facts TO the consid
Grafton of the General Assembly, in orde
:. that immediate provision may be made 70
peaceably removing the obstruction. ant
restoring the descending navigation to thu
river. DAVID r. PORTER.
EXECUTIVE CHAMBER,
Harrisburg, April i4th, is4l.S
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1841-04-24
UTMTI9NIALo

MARRIED--By The Rev. d. s. Tobias,
on iAe 22d inst. Mr.. ELIAS DRElSBEL-
BIES, to Miss SARAH SHOEMAKER,
both Of Madison.
In Wilkesbarre, on the 18th inst, by the
Rev. D. w. Bristol, SAMUEL P. COL
LINGS, Esq. Editor Of the Farmer, to
Miss ELIZABETH, eldest daughter of
Hon. A. Beaumont, all of Wilkesbarre.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1841-04-24
THE CANAL PACKET LINE.

The Mail Contractors between Wikesbarre and
Northumberland, have commenced running daily
line of Packets between those places. The boats
have all been thoroughly repaired and fitted up in
handsome style. With good teams and gentleman
ly commanders, satisfied that tho travelling
community will receive every attention that may be
required to render their passage pleasant and agree
able.