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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-08-27


AT a meeting held at the house of G. w.
Abbott, August IL, 1912, on motion. John
Sialey was called TO the chair, and A. f.
Moor, John Hayman, Nicholas Kindt, Isaac
X. Kline, were chosen Vice Presidents, land
James Dewitt, Henry Eyer. Secretaries.
After the objec, of the meeting was stated
by the President, on motion, committee
Of ten were appointed by the chair to
dIaughl resolutions expressive of the sense
Of the meeting, viz: ]. E. Sands, Joseph
Long, George Pealer, John Black, John
McCowen, Isaac Evans, Elijah Lemon,
Joshua Reece, Aaron Clayton, G. w. Abb
bolt and Frederick Poke, the committee re-
turned e. after due consideration g. report
ed the following preamble and resolutions
which were unanimously adopted.
Whereas, by our liberal institutions, the
people have the privilege to assemble to
geiher, to express their opinion upon any
public matter concerning their rights and
liberties, and ,ohereas, the pending election
OF this county is about TO be invaded with a
mercenary foe which has been repeated
time and again with Wolves in Sleeps
clothing, and deception Of every kind, that
could have any influence, withou! regard to
honor or plighted faith, have been practiced
and Whereas, the delegate meetings have
been the mere tool Of aspiran!s Of the Dan
VILE faction, whereby they have, by pre-
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TO the Friends of the
Democratic FartV.

The United States Magazine and Democratic
Review will require the energetic and cordial CO.
operation of every individual who wishes to see the
pure and sound doctrines of American Bedublican-
ism advocated in such manner as to exhibit the
best possible examples of American principles and
American Literature. The risk and expense attend
ing the publication is so great, that without sup
port co-exensive with the Union, 1t cannot bo sus
taiued. The literary and mechanical cost Of pre-
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$40 REV ARD.

Escaped from The custody Of the sub
scriber, ADAM LANE. colored man,
who had been arrested for breach OF the
peace. The above reward will be paid for
his delivery TO me, or upon his commiltal
10 the goal in Dsnville.
CALEB FOX, Deputised Cons't.
M Pleasant. Avg 4. lsAs.
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Governor King has made requlsslon
upon Gov. Hubbard, of New Hampshire,
for the arrest of Dorr, as fugitive from
ustce, charged with treason! Ex-Gover'
nor Arnold is bearer of the requisltion,
We wonder if they will take him now, or
wait till they get him!
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TAKEN UP ADRIFT

In the canal below Bloomsbury Basin,
CANAL BOAT, called NICK BIDDLE.
The owner must take immediate care of
her, or she will be dealt with according TO
law.
NATHANIEL WILLITS
July 80, ls42.
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NOTICE.

The patrons ofthis work are respectfully informed
that the undersigned have purchased the entire right
of Mr.. Sunderland, in this work, and will continue
its publication every fortnight till completed. Edi-
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D, APPLETON & Co.
NOTICE..

HIS hereby given to all concerned, that | have
p purchased of Joseph Grimm, one Mantle clock,
one Beaureau, one Heifer two Hogs, one Bed, one
wing Table, and have left them in his possession
during my pleasure. l forbid any person purchas-
ng, or taking them away, without my consent
JOSEPH MAUST.
Hsmlock, July 2, lsl2.
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IENILNNIAEo

MARRIED-In Greenwood township,
on the 7lh inst, by James Yocum, Esq. Mr..
VIM. LEMON, to Miss ELEANOR
LOCKHART, both Of Greenwood town
ship.
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The Vermont papers are going into
'conniptlon fits because their State Is in
debt sl50, 900. BY the time it gets in debt
like Pennsylvania, forty millions, 'heyll
be able 10 whistle Yankee Doodle with as
much noncholance as ourselves.
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LIST OF LETTERS;

Remaining al The POSI- Office Blooms
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Elizabeth Wagner.
JOHN M. MOYER, PM
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AGENTS..

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70 whom a very liberal discount will be allowed.Al
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thorized to receive subscriptions for the work. Any
Postmaster sending the names of four Subscribers
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NOTICE

IS hereby given, that have purchased
at Constable Sale, the following properly
belonging to Aaron Barnnger jr to wits
ONE BUREAU, and one MANTLE
CLOCK, which property ! have left with
him during my pleasure, and all persons
are warned against taking the same from
his possession by purchase, or otherwise,
without my consent.
E. PRICE.
Roaring Creek, Aug. 20, ls42.
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The House Of Representatives has sgain
passed the Tariff bill, by vote of los,
to lO3. leaving out the distribution clause,
and admitting tea and coffee duty free.
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To my Democratic Friends.

To my Democratic Friends.
Since the announcement of my name as
candidate for the Office of Prothonolary,
Ind Clerk of the several courts of Columbia
bounty, circumstances beyond my control,
lave iranspired which have induced me to
withdraw my name from the canvass, ,either
for nomination or election.
IRAN DERR.
Aug. 25, l642.
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PROSPECTUS
THE NEW VOLUME OF
TIE UNITED STATES MAGAZINE.
and
BRIO0DATIO DNVlIEW0
VOLUME XI, CoMMEN cling JULY, ls42.

VOLUME XI, COMMEN cling JULY, lS42.
JonS L. O'suLIIvAN, Editor
BY an increase in the number Of pages, and by an
alteration in its typographical arrangements, the
quantity of matter heretofore furnished to the rea
ders of the Democratic Review, will be increased in
its future numbers about
SEVENTY-FlVE PER CENT.
The Editor expects valuable aid to his own efforts
during the coulso of the coming year, from num-
Der OF the most able pens of the great Democratic
Pariy-togcther with that of others, in lis purely
literary department. to which the same political des
ignation is not TO be applied. Among them may
be particularly named;
Bancroft, Porke Godwin, i'll. Stephens
i'll. Cooper, Ha,othorne, Iitden,
II. Kendall, Eduezac, 7asiStrJ,
WhiHier, Paufdiag, Eames,
Sedvick, a II. EuereH, Bryant,
Giipin BroWnson, Coss,
Butler, Can,breieng, c. j. IngersoH.
The Monthly Financial and Commercial arti-
cles, which have frequently been pronounced by the
most intelligent criticisms during the past year in
themselves alone worth the subscription tothe work
will be continued from the able-hand.
An arrangement has been made, by which the
Boston Quateyiy ReUieto, edited by Mr.. BaowN-
son, will be merged in the Democratic Review,,he
latter being frequent and regular contributor to
its pages. Itis proper to state, that Mr.. Brown
sons articles will be marked by his name - though
to most readers they would doubtless reveal them
selves by their internal evidence; aud that it has
been agreed, under the circumstance, that these
contributions shall be Independent of the usual liza
bility 10 editorial revision and control-the author
| alone having similar responsibility for whatever
peculiarity of views they may contain, as though
! appearing in the original work which has been
heretofore edited with such distinguished ability
by himself.
Among other attractive papers in preparation for
the forthcoming volume, will be found some person
| al sketches, "reminiscences, and anecdotes Of the
private life of General Jackson, from the pen of an
| intimate friend and member Of his Cabinet.
The Portraits of which it is intended TO illustrate
the numbers of the ensuing year, and which will
be executed in fine style of engraving, by J. H.
Dick, of this city, dre those Of
Col. Il. M. JOHNSON, of Kentucky,
| Hon. SILAs WRIGHr, of Newly fork,
! JAMES RucHANAN, of Pennsylvania,
JOHN G. HALuoUN, of South Carolina
Il. II. BENTON, of Missouri,
r. J, WALKER, of Mississippi,
THEODORE SEDGwIcK, of Massachusett
e. c. CAMBRELENe, of New York,
Gov. DOM, of Rhode Island,
e" PORTER, of Pennsylvania
With two or three of he most eminent membe
Of the great Liberal Party of Europe from the di
ferent countries; or else OF others of 'home produ
tion," according to the facility Of procuring portal
: from abroad.
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We are authorized TO state that JACOB
EYERLY, will be candidate for re.elec.
lion TO Offices of PROTHONOTARY, ,and
Clerk OF the several Courts of Columbia
county, at the next election.
August 26, 1912.
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We are authorized to state that PHILIP
is a candidate for re-elec-
|tion to the Offices of Register Of Wills and
Recorder of Deeds, for the county of Col
[umbia'
August 26, 1912.
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Mn. WEBB:
Sir--You will please announce the name of
RICHARD FRUIT,
Of Madison township, as a suitable person to be
supported at the next election for the Legislature.
Aug. 8, lS42.
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A FIFTH COPY GRATIS,

OF moro than four, TWENTY PER CENT DrscousT,
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:. T..nE.o,.Ll:oalcAL BOOKS. NO ..


w. RANDOLPH a Co. Oner The following AT low
iicaiy sieinberrs ehrstaiogy Of old ressmen, and
commentary on fieJe'lons u tho Messiah br tie FRO
,iodss,. ca,na.sn,.ry on Romans
liofnc'r Documentary GA Psailna
Leeset's Jews snd the Mosaic Law
ioDes' Church history
renina exercises fjT the closet
v,v2frslpsnds.ee q .ishoP Jebb aud AleE. Knox
yesn, and h.s hestaphers remarks the four Cos
Lie of Luther, whh an account OF tho Reformation
Ahsa es snd necessity Of Christian revelation shown
on, ,he sale o. Relation Ia the shsien Heaihem world
literal transiatn OF al tho ApssoHesi EpstIes with
nis,eDo chiIsisaiiy y Rev il TIN il Ml Ia a.
Tue ftoesisn; OF cssayH on the piiacal polnta of CON
ed, by Wa, McGavin, 2v ~''' "'' "''''''-
Mosh Z. Z, Lseiesiisdei al history, 2v
nov Mcekei's GcFnona
i,i0ry and yheryoi Methods, Episeopaey. by Nc
Newton on the Prophecies
ns,I N.w,ons works aud life, 2 vols
bishop Meiisalno Oh OIfoni Divinity
bishop Po;lsren Church Government
wor.a OF w Paley. IN
rev biriow on the Popes supremacy
Review Of foxa book Of Martyrs, showing tho false.
Works aud Iie Of Bishop RssenscIof, 2 Sois
folessor sie~,rs grammar OF New Testament dale
s,nrm's red ,erIons the works of Cod
Rev SPARK letter the doe,Iincs, Sc. of the Epls-
Essays on Religion, by T seoit. DID
Commentaries on tie btOic, by do. } aud G vols
Rev Towers illu ctr si;Ons Of Prophecy
Repertory and Churchman'S xui,lc for 1873
Theology for the Pc pie, by I X ifonshaw DID
Professor Tuner notcs on Romano
WAtIon's body Of divinity and select scrmons
Rev Waihns,on's history Of church
Mhcauey,s illustiaii' of book Of common prayer
M.ison.s ihblieal aud Theological Dictionary
Wesicy's cirlanliory notes on New Te lament
lhshor Whfe's mems of EpiB Church
uuirianism piios hic ally an .,tioel
OF complete rciniann Of the principles the Unars
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the Church: by Rev DR. ChaIloner 'on'o"'e'' &C OF
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Comparative s,ew Of the grounds the C,thol, -,
rrstestant churches; by Rev Fletcher ''s anu
Me'no''' oil Christian Life By Rev Levi, De s;,,
=, Sacramento Explained: BY Rev Dr Hornihoi. Will, e.
against Martin Luther NeSt@"enis,
Instructions for First Communion
Think wei ont; or Rene- lions on the Chri s,i.n
BY Rev DR. Chllllner '"''' i'eiXi't'-
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EIpPsiiisn Of Catholic Doctrines ny Bo.,ue, Will,
Manual soplcqaies, MetatOns, coaf-sio anil liz.
p Baker Oh the "osPei: by Rev
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atus, VI inc soul or Manualo Spiritual exerrIs.s
True Pieiy or tho day " n spent
tfsahne Manual or a collection OF Prayet- s,,.t,..,
exercises, &c by Rev Power Sf"'un
Once OF the Holy Week acror,Fng 70 IN. N , ,,,
ann ereviary, IN Latin and English 'ssA
loves OF Pely selected from approved sources anil
Mas " N'"-' '"etnoos OF Hearing
Christians Guide TO Heaven
Introduction 10 Deyu,:t Life from tho r,.nsh ~ q,
Francis Of Sales ~' ~ N'e fte"eh OF ot.
Spiritual Retreat, with Madita,ions tor Christian,
NV ny RIps,npned with Familiar Reflections or Youth:
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conMIssIonER's SALE OF 1EAI- go


* ,,Nftie oi DccEcs pEonounc cd by the suneriar
. Siit OF ttncery for the Richmond Clrcnt on ths
80 % Sune ie{R In the OF Mckildoe vs. a,u,ss and
$3.50 snal. a. Commissioner spponiei by sad dc
49,, @ sAeeuie he sane, sen al pubic aucticn on the
fa-,i on w., - OF AUGUST neat al o'co T. NJ a
es -. ~ efosai With tho Houses thereon sni TIC
IiPtt"ane on The south aide Of r. OF Isir street, In
sie cry % Richmond, bounded A. follow = ns,loi :,
e eat eni ~ the tenement W ich iohn suis scr,y
.hseycd 10 Ezekiel DAVIS. and running esfIr sv "a Zee,
nehs 10 inc ground which belonged 10 he csf,,r n,
say brown dec, thence at risht angles with al,
soNArs me rser 6it feet thence psrsel with aid r.
that line TO the beginning WIN
ALSO,
One other Lot Of Ground In sad city frsnns a. fee, on
~, street. snd running back loo feet being lot No "a n
iohn adams addition 10 the City of Richmond vim All tie
buildings therton and appurfen anccs
nneh OF the purchase money for the idprooerty "a
M I,iray commissions AMI expenses be pail in eash
VIC bs1aec IN two equal insslncnis Of and u months
WA nterest FROM the day % sale be occurred ky bond
win security, and the title 20 be retained until all tie pur
shsse Doney shall be paid The lille believed 20 be xood
bu ony such will be sold Is In me a. Comrnis
siP Pa TABB sen'f,
lHO Uns Commissioner
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oUNN's DOMESTIC mEDTCINF,

fa.ttts 80. Z. AhfNHitfiffs tnTHl
~ u.,lh teTiy hciical Hook, which has received
- tu'N patronage Tor several years, wherever
ah neIged By The author, IN 1872 10 90 psees
anu retcoypc ~ tho publisher ipr the pro.
Iri. NY tuiy (vz The cniar copy) h bean
nl'y Slecncd bolh " printing and bindlua y embesh
=. ovay re,i en- iaNnfs, ono Of which h mo Aufo.
graph lkencfs n Dr. Gunn, and Zach COW esot,i,s ~
couheatcs OF several dsiinculshcd medical g"nsie,n
aud ', aampcl on the back in god leuerr m AyNONnis
'vrh, ~ which pnrehafcre can give their oreiers ~
, Az .fdcrH for this Copy forwarded % Mf w R,y,,rt
rev YORK, Rev. w Itlyard, nahhnorc. ana NJ, ~.
Ne Iaeour cemicni New Jersey, viii fcoeiys pfomnt
Jel-mCm Pub Of tgaa.is NJ,
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TRUST SALES

2nfsnsnee Of deed Of trus. dated the ash a. ~
=, exec ned ~ JObn Barr, Jr 10 TIC unicr.
lor certain purposes therein naur4 al hi,
i , ~ ne tietksO g cfthc C3urfy CoaTt OF Co
.h1i pfoeee'i ~ sell public aiic'on IN ths io,
sey,,.sx esus nckf ar Roe ncrta nrm IN Gnor lian
s,i,y'' eash he iolioviug properly viz bss ant
-, - huiesr sots. tables, chez washssa.J
nio,,,h 9's.e1 an null wtegon cart and eeag
49,, - eu,.,,st,or., aud double and single lake
a, BRIDES oTetnes with his rrowas
claim and demands whatever both a. lis -,J In 1,,.
him the said John parr. Jr u'o OF ont of ,c
or premissS- HoLBoRN COrrRELI. Trustee
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-06

ME lave Dor sale street Wagon. almost new which
w We will self cheap.
au2-u MALONE 4 MARTIN
NEW WORKS
Received this day by A S LYONS.
NARY ani Letters of Madam D'Arblay, suthor II Eve.
- Ina, Cecilia, Ac. EdicI by her Niece vol
nc focis aud Poetry ot America with an In.
reduction. liy Rufus GTiswoll.
- NOTES 81 Tout through Egypt Arabia Pettr to Tho
HOLY Land including visit 10 Athens, Sparta Dephi Cal
"a Ihebes, Nt Sinai, Poue, &c. by JOY Morris vol
n ne United irisiincn, their lives and tunes VIOLA ny
also,
The Bosion Miscellany foT August
Young Peoples Book 40 do
Handy Andy No7 do July
sik Nshts with tho Nashngtonians, Not
uIes Dictionary Of Arts Manufactures and Minea from
A Il LYONS,
49, Main 81.
RkAN AND StIOItTS-wc arc now reerivj,.
- ilfan and shuIts. which We offer for salc
au3 lW ROYAJI a. uoDc,S
tuRNIP SEED.-Iu-t recevcda hesh supply n,
iIAnitcihs Tuinir seed, othe following varieties:
nuia nasl, OF Scllo~ Swedish
Rod Top
49, Dllea liyhtI aud Large Globe.
lad VI u I'M !" OS
aus Fueeessor oIyoll Johnston & Lyel.
GENTLEMEH'S TRAVELLING CASES.
a FEW senlenen'S beautifdl Rosewood and Leather
n travelling cases Tor sale cheap.
aH2 SMITH. DRINKER q NORRIS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-06

The subscriber bsviuy purchased Of the Messrs Iyel
heit interest In the stock of Iycii Johnston a Lye re-
epcciy informs his frcnds and the pubc generally th,
lac MI soniaue the bu.iness n the od stand and he re-
spccuullJ soheitE continuance oftha p rona.o and 90
ntenee 80 htefaly bestowed late rn lie ple,s.,
himself by Unidentified oniion busincs 10 rnor
unilance Of their custom.
Ny stock 81 Drugs, Medicines paints oHs etc ete nre
OF the hes quality having been selected nh care ble
wt contemplated addiios will make my assoumcnt ne r.
fccfiy complete. FN'-
country merchants pbySeians will be supplied with
"e'eeH e'e. oil the best quality and liberal t-r,ns
-, go, -. PENIOS JOHNSTON.
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p. PoINDExTrR,c.
rnEsTERFIFLp couNTY. InIr .. |

fNE-IERFlElD COUNTY, July .. $50
lhr creditors of Ucorgc Swami, referred H. in the
suoye ordor and III other rcrsong interested the enc.
u,i9n ilcteoh are hereby notified that have appointed
uay oi Augusi ncx NJ 10 o'clock, o. proceed at ny
" .' s-lolake the accounts thereby directed.
J" w oWId RCIIlD ELAN. Cnm'r
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'M p UNDER WOOD, c C.
c,xu1ss1oxrn.n nrr,cr

tlNMfs5IoNrR UTPicE,
surry County, July lSh, 1872
Tie defendant Merit VI Robinson, (nOi being inh1bi.
amt OF thts COMMONWEALTH and having known agent or
attorney here) IL hereby notfed well the cher IA
ss Interested that lave appointed Saturday the 27th cay
o Auslst ne 10 eomme the settlement ofihe account
Itedin TIE foregoing decree, which dey II u o'elec
D. Al 10y Office near sIsTy courthouse thsy desired
o attend wr the TancTs sud Testimony uccesFary 10 er-.
bic he Commissioner 10 peTornhe duty required OF him
- Wv 10. A GRAVES. Comm'r.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-06

hE paftnershs heretofore anhsl.iins under The u..c
o. ~ si Johntion a. Lycu u this day Dissolved by hn
eih on uiic an ~ uiuua Ihe sock Of Cao.l,
rave D.en toh BY the vter partners Mr reyton John
soi ~ho VII hereafter conduct similar business a. tie
~ s.ha The accounts and Jebts the hTui not belus
siel IA Aaii AT may until further uofice be setflc
WIZ oithrr Oi the late partners Returning our
eeNoNivsueRis 10 former cusionaers We woukl re-
lncsi such a. may be Indebted confer the s,
'io"-i obligation 81 prompt settlement.
JOiINJ LNEf.t.
PEYTON JOuNrTON.
GEORGE w. LYELL
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IN FRIDAY, Aususs 5th, shall commence t.Liu.
- passengers 10 Lynehburg TO Tyc RIVER by the psc
nons irom uenee 10 Lynehbure bI stages Days IL
ns echinond As orineily, viz: 90 Monday, "Wednesday
anh FRIDAY, at o'clock 81. For n ther ulars M,
puire nj our oilce al the head o the BASIN.
aug N BOYD. EDMOND a nAVENpnpr
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sss. 2ei!-Makins 100000 nett.

Alexandra Lottery, Class 4, FOR iSi2To be drawn at
hs1anda, DC, on saturday the 2Ah OF AurustlSF2 u
drawn numbers Brilliant scheme-I prize or Sl5 2qf
lS<tJ, l1A0, goo 2Ol, POO, 1875, OF 1870 of 100
proportion
Certificates ofraeksges Of d whole tickets .sIao 90
no....... do. .......26 half do.......c5 90
DO. do. .......26 quarter do...-...92 %
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JOHN VI. MILLER

.-,u ArroRSEr AT LAW,
w I'LL regularly atcndthe Superior Al fnfr,a, ,.,.
=" Fo~ al .t aud cnabesland-hs Vril al =,
y. tsacton OF airy business entr,frcJ 10 rim Il. Il,
e'.. - VI Atacla ant Gcochian.i - - - -
Nfteas. foNhafln COurt house.
ia % colin
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FRENCH LANGUnC;g

NE GuiLiET wih remain "a t.,sn .l.,r,,- 80, -
dive SASsgs ani sep,enlb,U All ~ll esnss =
49, ''H'e' OF privately. street, ncst dor - N, =
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S3n-nnn-I1 ann

S3O,000-12 600.
Union Lottery, Class No H. for Isi2-to be drawn a,
AleNantria q, Saturday. the 6sh OF August 1872
9Iand seherne-l prize OF s300O0 1900 500 Goo 300
shares In proportion.
Certificate Of package OF " whole tickets. 1lsn %
DO do. ........25 halt. do ........G5 %
D''..'..do.. .......26 quaIteI.do.........32 80
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TO THE FAHMERs or yiRCISH

~ thefr service- Tor tc sai- Of eve,
h,,,,e ~, ~. ft'iues The faciitrs = iarro ,.sr
IN VAL 49, % ~ inc James RIVER Csital At the g.
ia,e We inses boats uuload their sarEe-s ,n.
ffei,h,s 90 ~ The esnii, and ~, ilver ~. /,
vuIt N ineeiDeofa 20 ge,,.i prsfr,lrw =,
% e leo pre-, nj s1sh as oats sy .o.
eIge euppies Of hsy aud lime are sent n, - Hoi,
IN hsaal H,ates Flour, tobacco. hetnp b,- - IT,. ~
nio"5 ,,sg soll zig me, &c, desired
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SADDLER AND HARNEss MANUrAcTURER

SADDLER AND HARNESS. MiYUFAc T.UR Err.
- 90 Main Street,
~ EsPECrfILLI infCrtns his friend. anil m. r,tIr
~ uai with tie yi-s Of IN .n,,ar1 n, ~,
an sd1onsl branch Of business, he VIII unui ia, time
- any of the various artiees in line AZ such low
p'iises a. vii sise purchsscrs entire saIisllc,ioa
His stock Of Seifes. made foI his retail CUSTOM L.
.Ec, numbering more than one huGdtesl aud he will
Naiant Tue material and wor kmaRshp OF Them aud Of
'@fons knds OF Harness. made by hiln. to be rate
'ash and punetual customers earnestly rsanere.i
esanine ns stock. and are assured every efr viii he
''ale 20 pisaie uiesn iu n ''2w civ