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TO MERCHANTS.

DESIRABLE GOODS Just OPENED.
EVE subscriber h1s received follow re egr1bs Roo. ,
Shoes Of He latest styles of 70 very up.ror o-i,lt, h
which he w'ui respectfully invite me attention " solntr, .r
chants. ' ''''
FOR LADIES'
ladies beautiful Cue irr Nd Slips hr,aufi French Tie, IA
Ladies 3d. French morocco Slips. French r,or,-r -
ladies d1. ki walking Shoes extra
ladies fn' seIi wl...u- Shoes very superior
late- common ind leather sips very los, r,
Ladies' .ne leather spring heel waking she's
Nrfsus fine l'tcr heel walking shoes isrgr go. "a a 80
wei '- -'' % Ut NJ. '-"
M.ucns nne calf heel walking shoss very low
"eu'ns ll-e walking shoes, large s.fes
Win general Assortment AZ A.. -
Shoes high md bow ouarsr.
FOR GENTLEMEN
Dcntemeus fue cali Bootces. very superior
1"nifucns fnc cali low qapTersi shoes
Ieuttrisns Zine heel walking Pumps
6entFuca's 6nc Slippers very rfesn
1tutfmens lined Brti HourI srged laafr.
Ientisrcns lined ant bound fr sitrs n fl 90
'rntcmcns fine cif ncr-fd n1oirs
Gentlemen stout KIP bound Eootaes
1UnNemcns lined ara Nn re.scI r1sa sya. at %
M.1sHnf boys .ettI af.i ne1zef GrEars
1r., fek qualities shoe rIlrtrr T.srar.sg
Trurs. Cl-.rf Bag. &C. SAMUEL pf-rNry
Ntne-1 1Hf E.sI Dealer naaf. -hoe. Trunks se one
a..r above Hubbard. Giri1.r a Co. VAN street mo 8
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SIG,5OO S Moo,ly At ArcTloN-w,n be .old on
III" Exchange Hotel the City Richmond ten tho-na Eve
hundred doa 81 state orvir-n, ~.
n suit purchasers Terms
aP'-'"i JAS. ~. LYNCH
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4 H. f.iiH Gouraud's Poudrrs subIiIcs or Pc
- hetraung Powders for uprooting hair.-A
sn1PF Of the above received sale 1t
nh IL P. JoHNsroN's Medical Emporium
SOAPS. Tooth Brushes COMBS PeTGIn,s,,, -. TO-
- botIes' new and fun Assortment, e had At
mn ~ iOHNSTON-S Medical Fr,nor,r,
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Eottcrics.
HOYT u co.'s NEW OFFICE,
UNDER THE EXCHANGE.
GRAND SCHEMES FoR APRIL.

GRAND SCHEMES FOR APRIL.
A~iai"ifa l@uefy Cla-. J. 10 h. drawn April sth IsI1
Rfcu ScuFNE
prize Of S250OO. ct 10000, "f 5000 1 If q 200
at 900 Of 2,l50, 30 of 900, 20 Of 500 &c &c
liekcu- $40. shares in proportion.
certificate 81 package Of - tickets i IA. ,ve L.
ten VIII BE- sent fof 500. shares proportion.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY. drawn Ami is,b isi1
SriESDiD ScUNE.
Grand Prize of S3529J. | Of 10000, | of 600 I of
A,OD Of $500, 40 Of 1000 80 Of 400 CD of $50 &c
"h"" Tiek"t- $40 shares iro.ouon. 4 cerhc,i. of A
paeEng" Of p Whole Tickets Lottery " 100 b. .nt
for $3.50. shares IN pfot1ftinn.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, X. tn be drawn April p is,1
MAGNITcENr SCHEME.
splendid Capital q $4,000 prze- of....... 1000
Pri1e o. ......... 10000 so. do ......... 500
l.. .Go....-........ 10000 do ........ 900
...do............ 1000 G5. do ........ 400
lee. .dO............. 5000 ..ao........ a,o
l. do. ........... 1G5s
Besides prizes Of 500 20. 50. 40. 10 20 TO-
- Number Loter-1 drawn ballots
Tickets only $40. halves quarters So
Certificates Of packages Of 20 whoIcs $40
Do-....... .do....... &c Quarters............. Is
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY. No p. to De- drawn April 20 ls,a
GRAND SCHEME.
lpuze Of S35,295, Of 10000. OF 5000, Of 900
OF $500. l Of 1892 Of 5000, 40 OF 1000.
Who'll" Tickets $40 shares proportion eerheats Of
package Of Is Whole Tickets above Lottery v be zen, for
$50. shares q proportion.
HOYr 90. always have on hand Ticket. IN all Io,,.,..
u-ed by J. G. Gregory orders with their ae
pfouptnes-
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CHESTERFIELD r

CHESTERFIELD RAILROAD COMPANY
The annual meeting Of the Stockholders the
Road'ompany viii take place Exchange Bank IN Richmond
on Monday the i7th day OF April O'clock A. NJ
NH 3l-dScd GEORGE FISHER. President.
% r H. AMIDoN will Introduce Spring Fashion for Cen
ecns Hats Saturday April = "a store Exchange Hotel
hehif'ihi va. div
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FOE CHARTER,

M HEN the misguided and mprudent votary
Of pleasure finds he has imbbed the seeds
painful disease, Often happens that ted shame
dread discovery cte hm from applying To those who from euca
ton and rrslcctaby alone bcfreid him delaying tall the
suonhl symptoms Of this hod disease make their appearance
such ueeted diseased pains
bead and mhs dmness Of sight deafness poies the
and hotches the face head au
with fghtful npity. palate
Of the fall in, and the
hoHd object Of commiss"non TIL death puts period his
dreadful surrngs by sending hun that bourne whence
weller returns"
To such therefore Dr. HARTLEY pledges himself the
most invoahc aul h practice
Hospitals London. confidently nd
speedy the this
D HARTLEY unrvaned fof the radical pusulous
hepetc and yUic and chronic
Elimination and structure Of the UTua ulcers every dcscTp
ton swelling the bones and all which
are attended by himself with promPnes, ability and
STRANGERS travelling by land will be- supplied a
moments notice with the remedies prepared
uated and portable form sufficient themselves rapidly,
the most convenient and private Office Locust Alley
neIt to the Re snoke House. Richmond Va. p
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MARYLAND PENTTENTTARY
SHoEs AND LACED BoOrs Of The various kndsan sizes Tor
- sais IN DrstERs ~ Icduced prices.
Baltimore. April tst7 ~ a-eous
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NElE SPRfNG GOODS
FNNHE slhsrrtr. ar. receiving ant opening their ,ortr ~
new 'ui fresh Spring Goods which thsy are dctefnirei IN
sell low-comT r~.rE in rau
Cloths. CHs-Irerrs 1ri Nrsf.r-s
summer Cnihs-tIlr. black And green
C1mtroors- Plain corded anil .,r1ulI
laght AMI d1fk fancy Linen Drilling
ENff1 white tH
lr.sh l.1rrs-rr U,.eu-f,. s-s4umrnt
Ni.ts 1nd RH-sl nr.er.
ilfaf0n 1ni Manchester Ginrhlra
Nauso1 1r1 Other fancy Lawns
Ech spring trIrof. goat ,sr.et.
la.r.d f..,.aa uftsrs. something new
H1rk sni coi1rri Aplcss drgrei Fars-r,- ana MOI, A.
i1inc r0ngce ant B,naru1 sIk Hisf. .,ri.I ,-.l t,
Nish'd linen c1rhre DBL Brown Holland very rhcsr Can
49, Pa.n white ani checked jacsorets Swiss sui pai
MIsilu. hls aud white Lace N.n- / finger. r,.rr, ,-i
Cove, great Varr, pain and fancy Stocks JubrcH Las and
's~'' bHrihet VITA ,h'cc assortment s,sson1blc
Go'ais la OF which vii be srd on far terms
NIB 2s-dtptc6t LONDoNs WtIItNcUNuA psp,ypN
Nj EHCIR POrArOES,---ws have in store a good
4'a SUPPLY OF Mercer Potatoes Zoe sac
NH iS-dst ROyAIt A MORO, AZ
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rERM OLE eass. d's' quality beaebed winter strained
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isy Williams a Ira,.

hy Williams
On TUESDAY, the lin instant, at 10 o'clock vii.
be sold IN front OF Office, an assortment of Crpcere
viz: - '-'''17'
50 hhds. prime Porto Rico Sugars
10 do. Cuba clarified do.
IL do New Orleans do
p half boxes Wooisey's double loaf do
2JO bags new crop Rio Coffee
80 do. st. Domingo do
% do. old Angosiura do
80 barrels Baltimore Whskey. rectifed
81 do Luther Felton's Rum
p do. old Monongahela Whisksy
p do. Country Gin
5000 lbs. Baltimore cured Bacon
10 kegs Goshen Butter
ID casks do Cheese
80 boxes sslO Window Glass
. do Columbia Starch
30 do Elkin,oa's superior Candle.
p do Richmond manufacture do
40 do brown Soap
10 uercCs price Rice
10 haf ccrces do. do.
> nall chests Young Hyson Tea
u IFRNS-Under $780, cash; 800 and over mos.
for approved paper.
up WILLIAMS s. HAXAII. Aucts
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hOCSt AND SiGN PAINTING, VANISHING AND
POLISHING.
NE Undersigned have entered into Copartner-
- ship for the purpo-e of carrying the above bus o.
o. he partners been Tor long time Coach Paint
ing IN u' C uey VI" undertake that branch business IN CON
necuon with the other Any business
or country vi" oe faithfully executed and received The,
op : opposite the New Market and Jas fvo,
Esqr. GEORGE x Cp5 -r,,t,r,r lyons
jail THOMAS TRov-rps 'ii-"'
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FRESH sPRING GOODS. 1873


AIE receiving by late arrivals, spring supply OF Roots
w Shoes. Trunks Carpet Bags Valccs, comprising
general and well selected
Of Ladies, Misses Genemen Boys and Chiircns
Shoes all selected from the manufactures our
goods fresh and have been bought prices unusually
will enable offer inducements purchasers particularly
those buying for cash undouhtcd responsibility
will pay promptly the usual time. J. T. WATKINS & co.
NH 10 whocsa~and retail dealers Roots
GlNO GERMAN RksiDEN fs-Gcuunc Nourrnhourr
- alcby BOLTON & HARRISON,
Corner of nj Governor streets
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toH HONtuN.
I{rfS The now SChr. TEXAS. Emerson, nnstcr.
having r'r of hcf cargo engaged sr, co.'s, going on h,-
t' ''an'e OF re'trt and passage having EooI a,to,,t-.
1pT.' On ihr U'lsrr 900 t,1d n DOCS or t1
mr lu-tliJ UN po,vt r-v-,
A'NLHEi, SuOKED IIUWRINGS. Sc.-Ju.t
" received No M0cserc IN sri tts-Ais, smoked I,r
rrrs Crff.h Gr.-flr ale '''
i'' RoYALL 4 MORGAN
E'AuILY FLOT 30 tsI. John u,.r.. g,o., FL,
y fHr sale Iy '
2O-jlw Typf Az rrrsr,,N 4. 49,,
SpDA q BRAN HiSCt IT.-Justrscc..cI a frc.h uirs,
- oi ~si' ans Ran B.scut-fuf lls
lO-dGf p,ytrr N,p-.,
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" NNhW SMITH go. receiving n hn assortment
~ English and American Hardware. Cutlery. sadlery. Edge
Too Ee which from long eSprfonce an the trade ami @
IN Obtaining goods fom The Manufacturers a. the lowest prices
trade. =. 4 "a,
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TO COUNTRY MERCHANT

WANTING BOOKS, STATIONERY, &c.
Il w. RANDOLPH, Main street, receipt Of a fun assert
- ment Of Spring Goods for sale low
puneiua Customers and would respectfully call the
Country Merchants and others the The following
few leading articles
Ruled and unucd Cap aad Letter Paper from 81 per
quality
Wrapping Paper At so per
Black. Blue and Red Ink
blank Books OF al sizes, rulings and qualities
bonnet Boards fine and
oui- steel Fens Waters Wax Ink stands States
Spelling aud Reading Books-Prmers Artlmetirs Dictionaries
GRAMMAR Biographies and School, MceIane
Gus AMI Standard Books
Non Flutes, Guitars Pencil Cases Pen knives Violin and
tar Strings Ge O1J- Book Binding superior Style by
/
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NEAR 500 PACKAGES OF DRY
GOODS.

ENrRA QUALITY DINING WARE have on hand a few
let's OF real Iron stone China.
oiFreneh Dining China containing upwards pieces.
ap5 JAMES EVANS.
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RECEIVING AND FORWARDING.

'IE Undersigned, possessing every facility
VIII pay special 90 all such favour. ne -, @
,I r ans 1I o'fcr share OF patronage under the ,,
liy, l ,-es -laH be perfectly reasonable con
sgnnsnts shall te forwarded with Dispatch Where st9r,r. r
BE- required Goods Will deposited r Fire Proof w,f.t.
PEtkE, JONES 4 WINSTON
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CHEAP GROCERIES.

I'VE are now receiving our Spring suppty of
w Groceries, which win be- sold ou Tor cash o, ~ f.r,
men, 'hc usual credit We c countf, Merchants To- s
NH - FRY co
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Bloonsburg Academy

YWvHE undersigned tenders his thanks for the
patronage nc has received, and hopes to merit
continuance, by dligent attention to his duty
as an instructor of youth. He would inform parents
and guardians, that the next term will commence
on the first Monday ia April and as an entire new
arrangement will be made with the classes,t would
be very desirable, that all who propose sending will
commence at, or as near that time as possible. An
infant school will be opened in one of the apart
ments, if sufficient number should offer, compe-
tent teachels will be,provided for each department
ofthe school, in order that all who apply for adis-
sion may lie accommodated. sDu Asss. f4.tE
The various branches of an English education
together with the Greek and Roman classicks will
be taught, and the moral department Of the pupils
particularly attended to. The government of the
school will be stri,t, but mild and parental To
avoid misunderstanding, the prices of tuition will
be from one to five dollars per quarter OF twelve
weeks. From the experience of many years as a
teacher, the undersigned is well convinced, that inn
provement is more rapid when the pupils are gra-
de according 10 their proficiency, and the number
in each department limited.
JOSEPH d. BILES, Principal =.
March Is, lsi3-47.
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Is HEREBY GIVEN. =

WNO all lsgaatees, creditots and other person
H interested in the estates of the respective de-
cendents and minors that the administration and
guardian accounts Of the said estates have been
filed in the Office of the Register of the county of
Columbia and will be presented for the confrma-
ton and allowance to the Orphans Court 10 be
held at Danvie, In and for the county aforesaid on
Wednesday the ! 9th day ofApril iext at o'clock
l.. M.
l. The account of Charles F. Mann Administra.
tor Of the estate of Jesse Roberts late of Miiin tp.
deceased.
O. The account of Enos Lcdy Administrator Of
the estate Of Catharine Adams late of Brier creek
township deceased. , .t.r.to +. ~, d, ~
g. The account Of Ezra s. Hayhurst Admins
traitor ofthe estate Of Err Harder late Of Cattawissa
township deceased. a.'Hf,B is} ,ei ~
f.. The account of Ezra s. Hayhurst Admins
traitor Of the estate of John Stevenson late of Cat
tswissa township deceased. oE atal As,l 80
The account OF Thomas G Robinson one of
the executors Of the last will ard testament of Tho
mas Robinson late Of Derry Up. deceased. .'' y
,dq CHARLES CONNER, Register. /,
REoIsTER's OfficE, Danvie,
March IL, iS43. Gag =" "tt'F'
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The paragraph we quote below. tells us
,ha, /. is not unusual ,ha. ligh. should be
seen in the western part of the horizon at
this season Of the year, and which some
good people in our neighborhood, have man
aged to persuade themselves, is "marvell-
Que prodigy" We extract from the Carlisle
Volunteer: III
The Zodiacal Light.--This phenome-
non which appears occasionally at all sea.
sors, but which we believe, is more apt 10
be noticed during the month Of March than
at any other season OF the year, has been
visible for several evenings past, in the
western horizon. |, is a faint light, either
immediately preceding the morning or fol.
lowing the eveping twilight from
the sun in triangular form. and resembles
somewhat the huge tail Of a Comet.
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IMPROVEMENTS IN THE MUSEUM y

'The Museum is now so fairly and firmly es-
tabshsd, that we feel warranted in making some
very extensive and important improvements. By
the first Of May, we shall have completed all our
arrangements. We shall have in the first place.
beautiful clear and bold type--in the second,
superb smooth and white paper--in the third piac
we shall make an Ingenious and novel change in
the arrangement of the matter-in the fourth place
shall increase corps of contributions in all the
various departments of Family Newspaper--in
the fifth place, we have secured at a high salary,
tho services of EDGAR A. PoE, Esq, gentleman
whose high and versatile abilities have always
spoken promptly fol themselves, and who utter the
first of May, will aid us in The editorial conduct of
the journal.
The Narrative of Townsend's journey over the
Rocky Mountains one of the most interesting and
valuable ever published, is sent to all new subscr
6ers At its concluson,our readers will find them
selves in possession Of IA work which alone will be
worth double the subscription to the paper. We
shall continue, also, OF course, the Biographical
Sketches and Portraits which are row exciting SO
unexamped an interest With these and other fea-
lures continued and with the improvements in con-
temptation, it remains to be seen whether we do not
amply fulfil our determination of making the very
best newspaper in America. r
Persons wishing to secure six thousand large oc.
tavo pages of useful interesting and uneYceptiona.
BILE reading for the select family circle. for the small
sum ofTwo Dollars per yeaI-being at the aston
ishingy l,wTate of thirty pages for one cent or e.
quivalsnt to one hundred and twenty pages for four
cents-should hand their names in now.
$ TERMS.--Two Dollars per annum. Three CO.
pies for Five Dollars Sixteen copies for Twenty
Dollars, is the extra inducement offered at present
for clubbing. tf
t THOMASC q. CLARKE d co,
Office Of the Saturday Museum, Publishers Hall
No. l0l Chesaut Street, Philadelphia.
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Pruni ng Fr uit Irees.--I. will be found
upon experiment, that wound made on a
tree in March or April will look black as
soon as the sap begins TO flow, and that the
sap will ooze oui until The leaves have pu.
out SO as to receive ii; while wound made
made in June will remain white and imme.
dialely commence healing. A-d tree that
has been broken by being loaded with fiui,
or otherwise, While The tree is green with
foliage, the wound will look whIle and The
wood remain sound, while one broken in
the winter by snow, or from other cause,
will look black and iGcine 10 decay.
II has been my humble. lot to spend the
mos, Of my time in The spring and fore part
OF the summer in engraGing and pruning
frui, trees, and my experience goes TO pro, e
lha. the bes. time fol pruning is when
the leaves are full grown. and the tree is in
vigorous and glowing state. Fer at this
season, when The sap has been spent in the
foliage, and the pores of the wood are filed
so that when The limb is taken off, the sun
and warm weather will dry The end of the
limb ard close the pores Of the woed against
the weather, and the sap will keep the limb
alive TO ,he very end, and the healing will
be perceived neutrality-suspicious. Culti
ra.Or.
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NOTICE.,

is hereby given, to all concerned, that we have
this day purchased, at Constable SALE as the prop
erty of Joseph Thomas, one lot saw logs, one two
horse wagon. one plough, ole sled, harrow, ,one
lot of wheat in the barn, one lot rye in the barn,
one lot hay in the barn, stack hay, nine ac es
rye in the ground, three holes potatoes, four bee
swarms, two lots appietress, one wind mill, one
cutting box, grind stone; three hogs one lot Of
flax one lot clover seed, lot buck wheat,o one log
sled, lot trees, two sets harness. on, log chain
one lot maple ,mber, one cow one kettle, one bu-
Icau, one cubboard one loom, two and half acres
wheat in the ground, and have left the same in his
possession during our pleasure Of wieh the public
will take notice. 7s flfsF
.W8rgfB in. Il AID. THOMAS.
February 4, is45.--4i. @ p.
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Elihu Burritt, called the learned black.
smith, who is a, this time master OF more
than fifty different languages, says ,ha.
when he frs, formed determination 10
become acquainted with books, being an
apprentice a, the time TO his trade, he
earned one day by extra labor a quarter Of
dollar, and with this in his pocket, he
walked flleen miles at night, bought a
Latin grammar, walked fifteen miles back,
and was at his work the mex. morning a,
his usual time. ss
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Triumphant Success.
find aeW discovery in The Newspaper
f'- Business.

A most important and invaluable discovery has
been made by gentieman of this city, by which
newspapers may be printed in their present form,
and at the same time, capable Of being converted
at pleasure, into Magazine FORM for preservation
lhls grand Improvement, which is destined to
forma new era in the business, effecting an entire
revolution in the art ofprinting mammoth newspa.
pers will be introduced, by PERMISSION of the pa.
tcntee, into the Philadelphia Saturday Museum,
commencing in May next.
In announcing to the friends Of the newspaper
press throughout the country discovery, which
will add so immensely to the value of newspapers,
the publishers ofthe Saturday Museum, have, also,
the proud satisfaction of announcing the complete
and triumphant success Of their new Family news
paper. The liberal patronage already secured for
this new and popular enterprise has not only sur
passed the most sanguinc expectations, but is en-
tirely unprecedented.
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PUBLIC SALE.

: INlpursuance of an order of the Orpnan's s
Court Of Coium bia County; on
Saturday the 18Th day Of .Aprii,
next.at ten o'clock in The forenoon, William
j. keller, administrator, &C., of JACOB
ALE. late Of Mount PIeassn, Township,
in Columbia county, adjoining lands Of
Daniel Force, Daniel M'Carty, Edward
Cavence and William ikeler, containing
% ACRES & 1O2 Perches,
Of land. about FORTY FIVE, acres of
which is cleared land, but no buildings late
the Estate Of said deceased, situate in the
township Of Mount Pleasant and county
aforesaid.
JACOB ERERLY, Clerk,
Danville March 10Th, ls43;
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Young IN Sin.--A letter from Stuttgart,
Germany, states that the Cour Koyale, of
the Black Forest, sitting at Oberno.f, has
jus. been engaged in ,he trial Of boy
eleven and a half years old named Schefer,
for having,in six months, made 80 attempts
al incendalrism, in five Of which he sue
ceeded, and Of which csusad the des,ruc-
,ion OF 80 houses, valued with their con.
tents, q. ITO oooa. (442 ooof) He was
sentenced 10 be confined for twelve years
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JACOB WELLIYER.
NOTICE.

IS hereby given that have purchased at consta-
BILE sale as the property Of Mathew McHenry, one
cast shod Sled and short traces and tongue chains
one log sled, one red COW, one red hcifier, one two
year old bull one harrow, one brown mare, one
gray horse, one windmill, two setts of harness, one
mantle clock six acres of rye in the ground, four
acres of wheat in the ground, one cast plow, one
lot of hay in the barn, one lot ofye in the Born,
and have left the same In his possession during MY
pleasure Of which the public wiA'take notice
i&tAA 2n' 10 DANIEL KITCHEN.
March IL, lS43--46. :. 4 Ase&a a,f8 hnss
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..anoiher Tea Party Hero Gone
Josiah Ward died lately, at Lorian Ohio.
He was, says The Buffalo Courior, one OF
the las, of tina, Brave band who assisted
an the destruction of the tea in Boston
lisrbor. He served his country through
1he whole Revolution with fidelity. After
Abe Revolution was over, he settled down
upon farm. For forty years before his
death he was good Christian and an hon
est citizen.
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Traverse Jury LIST ,oeek

Traverse Jury LIST eoeek. m da
Briar creek--Wiliam Hayman, Mordecai Jack
son, Henry Knorr
Bloon,--Sanuel Kressler, Samuel Melick, Stu.
art Pierce 1afi taa ~ ~ i.tz - 'ili s.t
Catta tciSsa--John Fisher
Derry-Robert Clark, William Ellis, John
Springer tsit n
Fishing crerk-Wiam Ikeler l.t
GreenDood-Joseph Long
Hemiock-Jacob Harris "t l
yackson-W William Turner
Liberty-Robert Butler, James Madden
Limestone David Dye, Samuel Oaks
Madison-W William Barber Jonas Krum, John
WellIver
Mahoning--WanW w. Cook, John Deem jr
Sewell Gibbs, Samuel Guick, John p. Groves, Jacob
X. Trego
Mifln-William Kelchner
Orange--Jonas Kisner, George Hrmpn
Roaring creek--Joseph b. Ceaver, Reuben
Fahringer, Enamel kearns, Alexander Mesrs.
Sugar Loaf--John NJ henry, Reuben Davis