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List of Letters

Remaining in the Post Office at Camden, 8. C.
April lst, 1912.
B-Dr. w Burgess, A J Belden, Vincent Bell,
Boykins.
C g. D-John A Coclough, Mrs NJ Cunning.
ham, II II Clark, Rev. 8. Donncy.
E & H-Mrs. Ann C. Ellison, ~ Mrs. E. Ellor-
be, Mr.. Hague, ~ John Harrison, sen. Miss Char
lotte B. Hazlchurst, George Higgins, Samuel P.
Hatfield, Elisha Holland.
J&K Mrs. Rebecca Jones, Richard G. Jenkins,
Samuel Jackson, Daniel Kirkland.
l. & MI Lawering, Frederick Lard, J. P Lee,
Rodcrick Mosely, R. Mclean, Matthew 8. Moore,
(5) Henry B. Mathcr, Mrs. Mary Ann Murphy, H
Mothershed, John Mccoy, ~ Mrs. Elizabeth Nor
rison, Daniel Mcleod, Samuel Meek (3)
N g. P-Noel Nocs, A. Parks, Elizabeth R.
Pickering, Olive PEBBLES, John Powers, Mrs. E. A.
Parker, Miss Sarah L. Paris, David R. PEBBLES, VIM.
Parker, John Pcrritt, Merit Perritt (2) Mrs. Eliza
Perrtt, (2).
RW & Y-Miss Rcbecca Rix, james E. REM
bert, DR.. D. Z. Reid, Mary Williams, John Ware.
Hardy Williams, William Young.
P. THORNTON, P. M.
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The Washing gtOnian.

Published every Saturday, devoted to the cause
of Temperance, and to tho support of the princi-
Piles and doctrines of the Wushingtonians. Its
aim is to expose the vices and miserics Of drunken
ness, and picture the advantages and blessings Of
temperance
In addition to the full proceedings of all the socic-
tics in this city and vicinity, and other temperance
matter, it contains the news Of the week and such
literary and miscellaneous articles in prose and poe
try as cannot fail to render it vuaablc and intcres-
ting family paper
TERMs.-Thc Waslingtonian is printed on hand
some sheet, larger than any other Temperance pa
per in the city, with new and small type, and is
sold to carriers, agents, and ncwsmcn, ut 81 per
hundred, served to city subscribers at cents per
copy or II l-2 cents month, and sent by mail to
all parts Of the country at cNE DOLLAR YEAR Ah.
vA%cE.
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South Carolina.
KerSlia1U District.

hGTSIt(ttO DtStI (Cl.
Michael Lorick vs.. Judah Barrett. Shurman
VS.. Judah Barrct.-Debt Attachment.
WHEREAS tho Plaintiffs in the above cases
" respectively have filed their declarations against
the defendant, who resides without the limits OF
this Stato as it is said, and whereas tho said dc
fendant hath neither wife or attorney, upon whom
notice with rule to plead, can be served. 1t is
ordered that tho said defendant do plead, answer, or
dcmur thereto within uycar and day, or final and
absolute judgement will be awarded thereon.
Il. GASS, Clerk.
March 30, 1912.
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Head Quarters.
CLARENDON, Feb. 26, lS

CLARENDON, Feb 26, 1872.
ORDER No.
ZAlHE Brigadicr Generals of the 9Th Diviron,
~ will order their several Coonels in their re-
spectvc Brigades, 10 open and hold Poll in their
respective Regiments, on Saturday, the Dist of
May next. for MAJOR GENERAL, to fill the
vacancy created by the resignation of Major Gene
raj Thomas F. JONES
The Brigadier Generals will Immediately after
tho returns made to them, render a statement
Of the Polls If their respective Brigades TO the
AGjutant Generals office, at Columbia.
BY order Of the Commander-in.C Chief
J. w: CANTEY, Adj't and lnsp. Gent.
March 16'
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Fresh Drugs, Chemicals,

Patent Medicines, Olzs, PdlHts, Fa7'H1S7l-
es, dc. &c.
THE subscribers having just received their
Il supplies from New York and Boston, are pre-
pared to put up all orders entrusted 10 them, and as
they can warrant these articles, no fault can be tount
with the quality, and prices are in accommodation
tDih the times.
ALSO-Spcrm Oil Of superior quality.
MA liberal discount on all bills for cash.
DELEON g. LEVY,
April2. Sign OF tue Mortar.
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IEW' SHOE STORE.

tlllE subscribers have just opened one door south
l. Of the Drug Store Of James R. McKain, new
and handsome assortment of
Boots and Shoes
of overy description manufactured at the most sp-
proved establishments in Philadelphia and Boston.
I5They have also, fine assortment of Leather,
Shoe Findings, &c. all of which will be sold at
prices unusually low.
Feb. l6. ALDEN & co.
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JOSEPH CHARLESWORTH,
Fashionable Tailor,

FNENDERS his thanks 10 his customers for
4 the generous patronage he has received, and
cspcctully informs the public that he continues to
carry OIL business at his old stand, two doors above
the Post Office, where those wishing to have gar
ments neatly and fashonaby made are invited to
call.
Jan. 26.
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Notice..

WHEREAS, no letters of administration on
Wv the estate OF Lodowick ThomE son, sen de-
ceased, have been applied for since his death, in
pursuance of the statute have taken possession OF
such of his effects as could be found. All persons
indebted to said Thompson arc required TO make
immediate payment, and all those having demands
against the said estate are required to hand them to
this office, legally attestcd
j. w. BASKIN, Ordinary K. D.
Ofdinary's Office, Sept -, 1911. tag
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In Equity.
Lancaster District.

LILUCISLcT DLSLTECJ
Henry w. Chovcs, vs.. Wilson Villincs James II.
Blair and wife Sarah ct al.-Bl for discovery and
relief.
1t appearing 10 the satisfaction of the Commits
missioner that james II. Blair and Sarah, his wife,
defendants in the above case, reside without the
limits Of this State: On motion Of Wright s. Nc
Mullan, solicitors for complainant, it is ordered that
the said James II. Blain.and wife Sarah, do appear
and plead, answer or demur to the bill in the abovo
case, within three months from the publication of
this notice, judgment pro confcsso will be ordered
against against them.
]. H. WITHERSPOON, Jr. Geld.
Commissioners Office, March 26, 1912.
Printers fee, Sc so.
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In Equity--Aersh0sc District.

John Cantey, EXT, II. L. Cantey vs. John J..
Blair-Bill for Relief and Injunction.
1t Itappearing my satisfaction that the defendant
Sohn J. Blair is absent from and beyond the Ii
mits of this State. 1t is ordered that he do plead,
answer, or demur to this Bill, within three
months from this day, or an order pro confesso
will be entered of record against him.
J. CANTEY, Jr. Commr. in Equity.
Feb 3d. 1912.
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PRICES REDUCED TO SUIT THE TIMES.

IHNHE subscriber taking into consideration tho
L. scarcity of money, and tho low prices at which
every article of necessity can be bought has detemn-
ed TO make reduction of 1Oper cent in his prices,
He feels grateful for the patronage heretofore
tended to him, and pledges himself to every
cron to please his customers He is in regular re-
ccipt Of the fashions, so that his customers may
expect to have their garments made after the latest
fashions. J. CHARLESWORTH.
March 30,
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Head Quarters.

CLARENDON, Feb. 2Gth, 1872
ORDER No.
Ls,HE resignation OF Major Gencla THOMAS F.
JONES' having been accepted, BrlgiIier Il
JiMr, J. CArDw ELL will command the 9th len.
sion until the vacancy is filled.
By order of tho Ccmmandcr-inC Chief.
J. w. CANTEY, AI't and Insp. Gent.
March lG.
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South Carolina,

SUMTER DISTRICT-IN ORDINARY:
Jane Mcintosh VS. William Mcintosh and others.
Summons in Partition.
1t appearing to my satisfaction that Hugh Gam
bic and Samuel Z. Gamble, two of the defendants
in the above stated reside without the limits of
the State of South Carolina aforesaid tits there
foro ordered, that they do appear and object to the
division or sale of the real estate of John Reardon
sen deceased, on or before the twenty-ffth day of
Juno next, or their consent to the same will be en-
tered of record.
W. LEWIS, o. S. d.
March 90, l842. Prs. fee, S5 so
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Notice..

gave note to Moses Arcdge in the summer or
fall of 1911, for about seventy dollars, and now
forcwarn all persons against trading it, as am
prepared to show good cause for not paying it,
March 10, 1872. JOHN BARNES.
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South Carolina,

Lancaster District.
IHNOLLED before mo by E. S. Colvert, gray
Il Horse Is hands high, 12 or IS years old, and
appraised at fifteen dollars. No marks or brands
perccptibe.
DAVID HAGINS, Magistrate.
Bell Air. March 90, 1841.
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Fresh Fy3aCy groceries.
Feb. g.

Fresh Fancy groceries.
Prunes, in Glass Jars,
Currants, Citron, Almonds, Raisins,
Underwood's best Pickles,
Preserves, in Brandy,
Preserves, in their own juice, Olives,
Champe's best Ere ch Cordial,
Lemon, Ginger and Raspberry Syrups,
Champagne, of superior quality,
Hook Wines, Superior Porter,
st. Julien Medoc Claret, Champagne Cider.
ALSO
Superior Sherry and Madeira Wine, some % years
old,
Superior Port Wine, in bottles very old,
{. French Brandy and Holland Gin.
ALSO-A complete assortment Of
Sugars, ofeuery quality, Coffee, Molasses, L'on,
Sail, dc. dc.
All Of which, are offered on reasonable terms, by
Jan. %. II. LEVY
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DR.. e. A. SalmOnd

OFFERS his professional services to the citizens
" of Camden and its vicinity.
March 81.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-11-12
BALTiMoRE MARKET.

Office ofthe Baltimore AmrnicAs. Nov. 7.
FLOUR,-There Is very little demand for How.
ard stree, Flour, and but few transactions are taking
place. We note one sale to-day at 81 for good
standard brands, and another at S4,O6i We quote
atS4 s464 from stores and at s3,s7l from wa.
gons.
Very small sales Of susquehanna Flour. at si,-
l21.
GRAfN.-Whca,r continue. scarce and wanted
The limited receipts sell at so s5 cts for good to
strictly pine Nd reds and inferior sorts At 30 IS
cts as in quality, sale Of Pcnna. red, not prime,
wa, made to-day at "a cts Sales of old Nd. white
Corn to-day at 40 cts. and Of yellow at 42s 4a cts.
Sale, Of new, suitable for shipping, at 40 cts. for
both white and yellow, Oats are worth 81 cts.
for Md.
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4 Rear Scrrpe,

On Saturday, the LIST ofthe current month, son
Of Mr.. Robert Mcdonald, of Earl Town, (not far
fom Pictou) was sent TO examine potsto field to
ascertain if any cattle had broken into It. After
proceeding about 20 rods from the house, he was a-
tackled Ivy she bear with four cubs. The bear i'm.
medaiely seized him and threw him violently on
the ground. As scon as he rose she struck him a.
gain, and he fell. When he rose the second time
he attempted to strike her with a small stick, but
she caught him again and tore his head fesfully
and he was pros'ra,ed third time. Providential.
iy, at this critical moment some movement among
the cubs Withdrew her attention from the bov,
who seized the opportunity and sprung over a
fence near which the event occurred. The bear
instantly followed, bu, when she aligh'ed on the
fence il gave way under her, and before she conld
recover, the boy happily effected his escape. When
he arrived at the nearest house, he literally CO
vered with blood, and not shred Of his clothing
remained e1cep, the collar of his shit. FIR some
time his life was dcspaired Of bu, now sancuine
hopes Of recovery are entertained, -Pictou Mechan
&c and FQrHer.
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A Gen, for the Bore

There are four lines of Pollock's Course Of
Time, the authorship of which we would mol
exchange for that of many of the "two volume"
works with which the world is daily infested
They contain the simile, admirable beyond any
thing we have met with for many years. They
are the closing lines ola touching description
of dying mother Speaking of her eyes
shining with resplendent brightness even in the
moment of her dissolution, the poet says
"Thry set as sets the morning star which eors
Not dnwn behind the dukrnd West. nor hides
O!scured among the temp SITS of the sky,
But melts away into the light of heaven"
The close of life has often been compared
to the flower, fading in its loveiiness--,o the
going down of the sun-to the stars,
"TLa fail 10 rise no more
These descriptions are mournfully welcome to
the human breast bleeding with anguish,
when all that it loves descends to the re-
morseless tomb, but they leave even hope in
darkness. In the smile Of which we speak
in no measured language, the effect is the
very reverse. The eyes closing in death, still
beaming with celestial brightness, are COM
pared to the beautiful llesperus, shining from
the unclouled heavens, and gradually melting
into the retulg Of the rising day. 1t is in
deed ul-transcendantly beautiful. There
is a something-t is moral subimity in the
very thought, that affords us a conscious tr-
umph over the frailtes of humanity, and we
almost iavoluntarily exclaim, "low beautiful
j. the court of death 7"
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CITIZENS oI THE USirxp STArts.--fe'i il be
remembered tha, Brandreth's Vegetable Unper.
sal Pills have now been before the citizens Of the
United States for nearly six years, and used by
hundreds or ,hous nis They are SO well known
that It need scarcely be mentioned that they are a
"Purea,i-e Medicine" 50 Justly balanced" that
the experience of q Century" has proved that they
may he taken in any dose, according 10 Natures
re7uirep,ents-an this rule refers to both sexes
and ali ugrs. They have hsen used in every va,
riety Of arrangements Of the human body, and
yet, when properly used never failed to restore to
health, except in those cases where nature was eI.
hiused bef re the Pills were commenced with.
Experience has aughl that Brandreih Vegetable
Universal Pills remove all corrupt humors from the
body, in an easy, safe and efTtc,ual manner pro.
ducing no effect hat wha, will fnolly conduce to
tic perfect purihcaticn Of the Blood, and thereby
cure the dis ase (whsevcr name it may be caed,)
and give perfect health 10 me system.
QT Purchase in Sunhurv, of ii. B. Mssser, and
tn agents published in another par, Of this paper.
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n II rs II r ID .

On the Sd inst, Nv the Rev. J. p. Stiniel, Mr.
JacoB WARRoM 10 Miss SlnAu liourr, of this
place.
On The same day. hy the same, Mr. ARRAuAM
SSIDEn tn Miss ANN BARSH.Rr, b III of Augusta.
On the same day, by ,he same, Mt. PETEn
M'onEto Miss MANY KIEsrY. both Of Augusta.
On the same dav, by the same Mr.. Jackson
LEE to Miss MARY SuHLs. both OF this place.
Al New Jersey, on the 9Th ult, hv the Rev.
Nicholas Murray. Mr. JoRS l.. WATSON, E-q, Of
McEwensvilie, Northumberland county, to Miss
SARAH MoNrGoMknY, daughter of the late Rev.
John derberry.
In Chii-quaque. Tuesday the 18th ul'., NJ.
SAarEL SH,sSor Of Northumberland, to Miss
Avn STRlvBRInGE. Of the former place.
In Milton, on Sunday the 23d ut. by the Rev.
Williamson. Mr.. SnsRM.S NJ. Enw.RDs, Of Co
iumha county, to Miss MARr l.. GuiI, Of Mr.
ihumherland.
In New York, on the 3lst ult, hv the Rev. Mr..
Green, Mr.. AnRAN HouswoRTH uf Saratoga aged
rs, to Mrs. M,nr LEE, late wife of Capt. William
Lee, VI thus city, agrd so years.
This case Of matrimonial felicity involves spice
Of the romance of real life" worth recording. On
Friday morning last. the happy bridegroom step
pei on shore from sn Albany steamer, blithe and
wealthy old widow, apparently as imIregnslle t.
Cupid's darts as if he was made Of iron. On the
same morning the lucky bride wa, performing he
duties as a domestic in the family ofn respec,ahl,
Acquaintance IF ours in Frankfort street, to wheel
the venerable gentleman 10 related, and with which
he put up during his stay. During the day th
widoaor and widow esch other frequently, an,
were mutually smiten on Saturday evening h.
proposed on Sunday he was accepted, and joy
fully waited on his intended TO church on Mon
day evening the holy knot was tied, and on Tu 5
day morning the happy bridegroom departed for HI
abundant home, with his fortunate aud no l.,
happy bride in Company. Joy and happiness b
with them,--U S. Gaz.
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A CARD.

Dr j. w. Peal hrtsle TO tender his rr,,c
- fol stkn w'eIgncn,s ~ III" pcol e of Surtu v
and surrounding country, fm then past encourage
ment in The line OF his ptofpsslrn /; and would n,
tho same tlmr announce 10 them ia I he ,till in
tends 10 Continue the practice of meci,e in al its
vsrousd d partmcnts. H. wonId, therefore. solicit
continuance of their confidence aud p,itou.ge
He NAV he found at an time. o, his Office In mar.
ker stree, unless professionally eng g,d.
Snnhutv, Oct lst lSi2.-,r
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ID i T. ID

ID Il -,
In Limestone towr-hip Colum' ia county, on the
IL h uh. Mr.. ANN FULTON, consort Of Mr..
Joseph Fulton, sged ahou 67 years
In ID nvlle, IN the 3l-t ult. ADELAIDE ELI.
ZABE I'll, daughter Of Mr.. james X. hilchrll,
aged years and monhs.
Ia Dtn,ii-, on the 2srh ult., MIs. GATHER
INE RANK, wife of Mr. Isaac Rank, aged about
27 yers.
In Danville, on the 2slh ulr., CHRISTTANA
HOFFMAN, daughter OF the late Daniel Hollmas,
sged years.
In Valley township, Columhs county, on the
29rh uir., Miss ELIZABETH MAUS, aged 50
years. | month end l6 days.
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Take Notice.

A LII those inhetcd to DR.. John Peal, either Y
L note or on book account, arc invited (fnr the
first ard las, tme) 70 call and settle up their rcsiec-
tive accounts, on or before the 9Th Of Novemb,t,
aS after that time they will lie placed in the hands
Of proper officer Tor collection, whou, respect to
persons JOHN PEAL.
Oct l5,h lsd2-3t
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LIST OF CAUSES.

TOR trial in the Court OF Common Pleas OF Nor
,humcrland County. TO he held at Sunbury,
on the first Monday Of Nov. next, being The 9th.
Joseph Treco VS. Martin A. Stock
Rarlle, for Piper, &c. VS. Henry Flick
Yates g. Mcintyre VS. Edward Y. Bright
Edward Y. Bright VS. Nour.e
William Moritr vs. q p Drncan
b l. Grove,nor & wife VS. ID Snyder &c.
c b Nourse vs. John Lloyd
Genrte Shi ey vs. George Long
Commonwealth OF Pa,
for E. Gobn v, Henry Gossler ct al
Samuel Hunter ct al W Daniel Robins
Henry Erkbta Benjamin & CLAYTON
George Armstrong vs. The Shnmokin Coal CO.
Tobias Huber & Co, W Ku'tner q Lazarus
Samu Guffy vs. Robert Dunn
Martin Weaver vs. Danie Beck
Hullihen & Estcn VS. John Miller
ComIh OF Pa 70, A Jordan VS. q w kieh et al
Same for J Bo"msn VS. Same
Sam fot w Deepen 4 CO We Same
Geotee Mccoy VS. Robert Mckee
Kasp & CO.. Ss Thomas Ashbrdgo
Com'rs Of Nor,h'd co. VS. Isaac Wool,er'on
r Wiley & Wife vs. George Sny ders admn
Jacob Kline vs. Ov,rserrs OF the Poor Of
No,h'd borough
John Sheriff Ss John Hans
John McCabo " John Monehcsd
Mary WEEKS Bysrly & Haas
Charles Watcts vs. John Bnughncr
& ID Wharton John Smith
Henry Huff VS. Chrsropbet Campbell
f q Br ,,Ifords ads ct al VS. G A Bradford
Pursell * PfOu,E Va Btkenbire
Jaroh Regle vs. Abraham Kissngcr
A w Johnson ct sl vs. John T. Bovd e, nl
Rnbt Cummings vs. Benjamin Mathews
Henry Ia,cha VS. Henry Zerhen
VIM McGlcnsys e1'r vs. Burd Patterson
Henry Groe VS. A Sharrick
John " llson's heirs VS. Robert Mckee
Jared Irvine Va Altman & knorr
Dsrcl Bnutican VS. John Cnw,lens err
" iIliam A Lloyd vs. Martin Stock
Cool er & Sn>de VS. Seasholtz & Berestrrssct
Abr ,ham Sharrick vs. John & II NJ DAWSON
A Gra'am's eIrs VS. John Painter
John Muuy vs Jesse BaStn
Jacob Klrc " Joseph Nanktk
Geo. & Wp'ker Jacob Gass
hn Marin w. Solomon E-hhauch
SAMUEL ID. JORDAN.
Prohonot,ry's Oilicc1 Profh'y.
Sunhurv TIC 90 1912.
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Hissolution OF Partnership.

WAKE NOTICE. tha, the Pa tner,hip hereto.
Il fnIe existing h,twcen the subscribers. under
the firm Of HAAS & DRCCkEMlLLER in the
Hating business. wa. dissolved the sDh inst =,
by mutual consent, and that the books of the late
i'm have been left with George Weiss, Esq f'r col
lection. Thirty DAYS time, from this date viii he
given for payment after which, legal process will be
resoTleJ to. HENRY HAAS,
SAMUEL. DRUCkEMILlER.
SunluTv Oct. Is h. lS42.-3t.
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Dissolution Of Partnership.
TENH + subscriber, hereby notify the puhc that tn"
i partnership heretofore existing under the firm
of $. & !. Savidpe & Co.,, merchants il Sum
", was Dissolved hy mutual consent, on the Goth
Of o. tnher last. All p'rsons knowing themselves
indebted or having claims aeans The SAID firm. are
,questd 10 call on :. & J. S,vrge for settlement,
al the store Of Ira +. Clement. i" Sunbuw.
SAMUEL SAVIDGE,
JOSEPH SAVIDGE,
JOHN BOWEN.
IRA +. CLEMENT,
PHILIP CLARK.
Sunhury Nov. bh, lsi2.-tf
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GAME 10 the pre- uises of the subs rlh"r.
~ inukerlrr. on the Crnue Tuinr ke, l. Cnal
towns ip. Northumberland County. about mites
east OF ,he town ut Sh'mrkin, snme time IN Anru.t
last large red HElFfER, with be- on; has
white l. g snd face. with red cIr,le around each
rye. The owner j. r.qufs, 10 c'mc 70 ward,
owe prnIc,ty, Vay charge, and t'te her away,
Otherwise she will br sold according To- law.
Oct 20, lSi2-3t PAUL. ROTH,
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Shingles.

VNHE subscriber has for sale, al his store in Wa
Il shlneton, (eeht miles north Of Dsnvllle,) a
lafge qusnd,y oi L.p and l3 inch Joint Shingl,s,
which will he sold st the low price oi SO rs.
Also a general n, sortmenl of ard inch Bosrds,
W. her Boards, Lsth, &C.. which vi i h" snld
very low, NEAL McCAf.
Washing ngtonville. Coumbis eo.,2
Oct a2d, ls<2.--7.
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MERCHANTS

Il1llADEIfltlA.
FHNHE subscribers takes pleasure in acCua:ntir
i their friends and the public in general, tha
they have taken the large and commodious Hort
recently tuit hv the M,ssrs Hart. on the Same sitl
once occupied Ivy the old established Hotel knowi
rs the Bulls Head, in Third street above Calow,
hill ST.
This Hotel is finished in the very lest po,sibs
manner ard of the hest materials Its location ID
very desirable. particularly for country merchants
the arrangements for hcaiiLs and een,latIng each
room is such As to secure any temperature. Tho
bedrooms all light and airy, al furnished i'll b
neat sty'e, so as TO insure comfort.
The receiving parlors also furnished in SUE
perh style the windows the French Style,
mrmi z an entrance ~ balcony in Front wh,h
makes pleasant recess. Particular attention has
heen given to the beds nnj bedding, which, Win,
he furniture, are entirely new.
FROM years experience in hotel business, ps
rust. hy strict assdulty tc business to make this
house desirable stripping place. Our table will
AWAY. lie supplied wirh the very best our market
can afford. and our bar with the best liquors aud
wines of the most approved brands,
p. S. There are first rate slahing ind carr aso
houses attached 10 the hotel attended 10y catful
and sober ho,,lers and ON charges will be low, in
accordance with The present hard tines
SHUlTZ 4 DERR
phi'adclphia, 4 pril 10 ls42,