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BAxE or THE SrarE.-Al > meeting
II the stockholders of.ihe Bank o. The
Stale. held il Inc city Of Raleigh % Mon
day oflas, week, resOluiiOh was unani-
mously adopted, proposing . he Iegis-
lalure lhal IL II be their pleasure thar the
businessoflhai institution shall BE- brought
10 . close. and ihe capital stock Be divid.
ed among he Psoprieiors hereof, and win
instruct The represenlaiise Of The state %
10 vote. llae other stockholders viii con-
cur therein. Our readers will see that The
matter i before The Legislature; whattheir
decision viii he we cannot now say.
The editor 81 The Raleigh Standard. on
noticing The resolution Of The slockhold-
ers. says: /" This will throw The respon-
sibiliiy Of The surrender upon The majori
~ Of The Legislature, and We think j. .
very fearful one for them 70 assume Il
this Time Of pecuniary embarrassment. II
this Charter j. accepted, and no immedi-
ate remedy devised, which which We see
no prospect, the consequences viii be
more ruinous 10 the interests Of The peo>
pie, we apprehend, than CARRIE wen con-
ceiEed. Besides. We hazard liitle in say
ing. N 1 no Inslitasioa that may be erec-
ted. " 4 be better managed Than has been
the Bank Of the State. We speak Of
things IS they are, and what is The best
use 10 be made Of lhem."
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-01-12

II j. said lhsi the returns Al The New
York custom house show tha. 81 500
immigrants have arrived Al that port dur.
ing the past year, and 0,52l have return.
cd % Europe. II is estimated that The
whole number which have arrived III All
our ports. and BY the way OF Canada. dur.
ing tue year, j. not less than 10000.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-01-12

Joseph Sugg convicted al The las, Su.
perior Court Of Green county Of The muir.
der Of free negro. was executed, agree
able to sentence, on the nit.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-01-12

4 fire broke mi in Maiden lane, New
York, on Tie night Of The 29lh ullins,
which consumed FIVE six. story stores, and
damaged other buildings. I.oss.of pro.
perry estimated .. near 1900, 900.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-01-12

The Bank Of Cape Fear, and fhe Bank
Of The State, have each declared deyi.
aend Of three per cent. for The last six
months.
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UHnEsDcDCU@Es


FAnsolusion his been adopted By both
houses 81 The Legislature % sdjaurn %
Monday next. lhe l6,h inst; bul from pre-
seat appearances. II thai resolution i ID
hered %. much 81 The business befoeihem
viii be leil incomplete.
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tss shasla hs aFpainls3 d lie ena Is ~
ssssiea. sd EEpaFi - he 40 LsEisis
tsss. Aad whal ssssa = siie rHrss - II
&hf, 80. - sAss eve 4 tas nexs rire,isa.
o. D.saSssac papers ~sala pshlssh-
80 sisa~msst af ne insessigaron-Aal
= ianerda--s We l-ara that son. ~ra
a@Tlsl dasrs,saaes.-.ko know hos /
weald Be-, W. Spe@kes. lie csull aal
suls 90 ihiss boz shs aaher - : lsstaless
psepesil.sa. aAd he shaaiA alE.ys snss
ses tlsssF hsrmlrss propositions. ksseses
fi1irsIass they might be.
Mf. Avery sostspasJ. thsi II - insss-
tigssioa ~as desired. reroasi isra'ion ~
ahs vote wss she besa ~sy % co,a- !, IL.
n ia uas Teeonsideaed. shs genllemaa lgaai
Rockingham had promised - blax IL :
preposil,en Thai would snsues lhe rur
pose. MF. Caldwell shock has bead.
- nscL - 10 say ks nd no..l He 81
gued q s0ms leng'h 10 favor 4 N inses
llgnisn.
The DEBATE was former continued 81
Mrssrs. Bsrirger. Pope. Gard : en- ara
frsaci-. the remsfks IL the lasleg il se.
ply % Dir. Cardsrll we're most excellen,;
snd Ne reyes that tine and space lab,e
I sIeich. We hope. hasesef. rsSe abb
hesssIssf. 70 give asore lLssf assktlsh "
II.
The question WAS ihen isken On the re-
Consideration. and sscidss 10 lie alIisna.
live.
NJ. Caldwell moved 10 Isy The propo
siiion Of tse Senate on The table.
Dir. Bsrringer hoped the motion would
MOI prevail. Bah parliss he'd expressed
themsslses fsvorably 10 an invsssigalio
and nov Vas a. good 4 d.se 80 any u
begin. II the motion DID moi prevail. he
saQpld offer an amsadmen, in The follow.
'iIg words: !. fha, said csmmi'iee have
roweF % send faf ptfsaas anil papers;
and. farlhers fiias 4 SAID committee ascer.
isia that they cannal report ID lime FOR
The aelioa OF This Legislature. lha, lhey.
inlesm ths General Assembly Of lhs. fact.
dat such other s.eps my be taken, 10
enable said committee. Or any other thai
may be appointed. % coniinae the inses-
tigsiion after .hr adjournmsai. untrr suci,
Authority and eirecnon as this General
Assembly may give"
M. Jones. Of Ofsnge. MAYED 10 amend
de mo ion % fay on The ,able BY adding.
and that il BE lisde The order &c lhe day
for II ,adsy next The anendmen, was
accepted by Nj. Card well. snL lie lao-
lion prevailed.
The House then adjourned % three
0'cleek.
The evening session was orcnpiei in
The appointment Of Justices u The Peace.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-01-12

Gov. Bagby has been reelected sena.
tor in Congress from Alabama, for six
years from the 18th Of March next. This
is considered as triumph Of the Calhoun
faction in that state; HE Hon. g. g. Clay,
formerly Senator, the Van Ruren can
Giaa,e, being beaten by decided major
i,y. $685. s....
Sidney Breese. Luco, il elected in I'LL.
nois, in place Of Mr.. Young, also Loco.
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il SENATE,

Mr.. Dob.on 0fTeted resolution. for
The construction Of Turnpike Raa from
ksyessesills 10 Wilkesborn.' which was
read, aud reiersea 10 tie eommii,ee On ia
tsfnal Improvements.
Mr. Joyarr called gpshe resolution FOR
The relief al The WILMINGTON and R,leigh
Rail Road CpmpsDy. 50 far a. regards
ihe,f bond due Isl January 1919. inlro-
ducing sa sflsndmeni TO the resoia;ion.
accompanied BY bill. which on his mo-
ton was laid upon the table.
; The Congressional district sin was la.
ken up. and several smehdhents prepns-
ed The bill passed is second reading
By ayes %, noes IL.
Mr.. Lafkins introduced ! bill 10 repeal
an aci, passed 1t lhe present session. 10
establish new county by The name oi
Csla@ba rom portion Of Lincoln eoun-
~. which. afler few remsrks from Mr..
MoIebsad. passed lie frs, reading.
HOUSE Of COMMONS.
Mr.. BartIDger, from The committee on
internal Improvements, 10 whnm w4s re-
ierred the bill 10 authorize the con-lrnc
ilan Of The Rsle,gh aud Western Purn
pike Road. made reper,. stating tia. ii
would be inespedienl 10 lesi.lsts IN the
subject al present. and recommended The
reJrcion Of lhe bill. |. was then seai
the, second time and rejected.
Mf. Naslspresenied bill TO increase
the pay 81 jurors IL Orange conn,y, and
Tor other purposes; which passed lis first
reading.
Mr.. Nixon presented 4 bill Id iacnrpo-
rate The Grand Lodge ii Nnr,h carolina
and independents orter OF ibid Fellows;
which passe,I its first reading.a e@ i
Mr.. Walker. from the committee on
Propositions and grievances, repor,ed The
s,lll 10 tay vi and establish the county OF
Alsnanee, ou, Of portion nf Orange; re
cossmendIne iIs passage. On ma,lon of
sir. Stacsatc, the bin was temporsulyl
laid on The table.
Dir. Walker, from the committee ON
Propositions ani grity tires, 10 wtan
was referred the memorial from sundry
Citizens Of Rstherford. prs, ing lor sus
pension of The execuaoa law for two
years. or for The passage of some other
law t"t the fel'el of'he people. submitted
report in behalf Of the nsjnity OF thai
CON nlttee; which was read and ordered
10 lie TN The table. ..a -~~
NJ Caldwell. of Isedell, from the
same eammrtlee, submitted a repur, ON
The same subject, in behail Of himself and
other members oil the committee, which
vas read and laid on lhe lab e. /
air. Nash presented a ,nemerial from
snnd'y cllizens Of Orange county. PRAYING
maj The appointment af couaables NAV i
De gwen - the COUNTY Courts: Which
was felsifed 10 tile committee on The in-
dietary. ~.
ar. Avery. memorial fro n citizens
OF 5iFke. PRAYING the I.sgisI .mre ta p,s.
aisw, giving the County Courts NJ Burke
The sushority 10 appoint Coastab,es ior
SID county. If IN their wisd,m they nav
20, see proper 10 pass a geaeral law on
,he subject; which was n fsfred 10 The
Committee on The judiciary. ~. !
MI. Mend mali, from The committee
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French SPoLlATIoSs. A memorial
was presented TO the Senate Of the United
States on the 9Th nit. By Mr.. Bates, from
William Smith, Of Northampton, Massa-
chnsetts, asking indemnity for spoliations
by The French prior 10 The year 1900. In
this memorial the petitioner represents:
"That in the year 1903 he command
ed the schooner I.eander, of y. York; tina,
when few days out from that port, bound
TO Havana with d cargo of dry goods, lie
was captured by French privateer End
carried into Cape francois, where his
vessel and cargo were condemned and
sold; that in the autumn OF the same wear
he commanded the schooner Aurora, of
Baltimore: that when within few miles
OF 81. Pierre, Martinique, TO which port
he was bound with a. cargo Of -four, he
was captured by two French privaieers,
carried into Glalaloupe, and there his
vessel and cargo were condemned and
sold. That in The year l7D9 he com.
manded The schooner Port Royal. Of Bal.
t'inore; that when proceeding on his yoy-
age. with cargo Of dry goods bound to
81. Thomas, he was captured by French
Prlvateer and carried into Guada,oune.
where both vessel and cargo were coz
dcmned and sold.
The petitioner farther represents, tina,
IN these cargoes he was interested 10 the
amount of ten thousand dollars, prime
cost: that in consequence of these losses.
and oil his bodily Misunderstanding near
ly deprived of sight--he is now, at near.
~ seventy years Of age, and for ten years
past has been, compelled to seek an asv-
lam IN the public poor house. Tha, the
Government Of the United States recei-
we'd from the French Government ren,u.
neration for the losses of which he com
plains about forty years ago; and, conse.
quenily, that the United States have ever
since stood indebted to him for the same.
Ana he asks that such measures NAV he
speedily adopted a. will secure to him
the amount which is justly due, SO that
the shadows of adversely and of sorrow
may not continue to follow him in his da.
scent 10 the grave.
inns petition presents strong case,
and addresses itself to the humanity, ifI
not TO the justice Of the country. If our
Impressions are correct, The government,
OF the United States, in its neoo,;a,;o.s
WIN France for the purchase Of louisa.
ma, released that government from all ,bs
el9"ns OF American citizens for spolia,
ions cs@:a!.:ed p.io: tc .3co, an! CON
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-08-26
PIHLlC SALE.

pursuance Of certain writ issued out Of the
n Court of Common Plea. Of tho county Of Nor.
thumberl.nh and 10 me rec,cd, there will he sold
at public sale on the premises, al o'clock, A. NJ
TUESDAY, the 4 Of September rexi the lie Cs>
;ae of John &. Boyd, in the two following drscrh>
ed tracts of Land. situate in Rush township in the
said county of Norlhu abe ldnd-one of which is
bounded on the north by the north east branch Of
the River SusGuchanna. on the south by land of
Jacob Reed. and on the east and west by other
land of sld John &. Boyd, containing two hundred
and fifty acres more or less, Of which about two
bundled aud twenty five are cleared, and
wherein aie erected | rye dwelling house several
small tenant and out-houses, two harms. and a
stone gri>t mill and the other tract (bting hill
land) is bounded on the north by the Danville &
Bear Gap Turnpike Road, on the south by land
of Nathan Fegg. on the east Ivy other land of Mr..
Boyd, aud on the west hy land of Mr.. Hall and
others, containing one hundred and forty acres
more or less, Of which about eighty acres are clear,
cd and whcreon erected a small tenan, house
and harm.
To lie sold as the property of said John c.
Boyd, Ivy PETER LAZARUS,
Sunhury Aug. &c. lSi3.-4t SequesfrGfor.
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Mons DGPREnArIoSs on THE TRoNrIEn.--
,he Missouri border showing that the Indians, pro-
Citing by the example Of the Texas marauding par
ties, have commenced robhiug the whites, having
stolen the horses of trading caravan. The Tex
ans, Immediately after their release by Cap'. Cooke,
allied again sni united with their friends and a,
s-esent number $50 strong. They are well armed
and prepared for almos, any emergency
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BALTIMORE MARKET.

Office ofhe BALrtNonE AnrnicAN, August 81.
FLOUR.-SaIcs to-day Of about $500 bbls. Ci-
ty iii, Flour at 81 s7i. That price is now ge-
neray refused.
Sales OF small parcels of Ohio Flour OF rs
GRAIN The supplies of Wheat have been We.
ry small today and in consequence of the scarci
the few sales making are two or three cents higher
than the same qualities would have brought last
week. We quote fair good to prime reds at 95 a
100 cts, aud ordinary to good at so 95 cts.
There have been no lots Of strictly prime reds at
ket. A sale of lot of prime white whca, at
los cts. Sales Of white Corn at As a so cts, and
yellow at 50 a 5 cts. Md. Rye is worth So cts.
Sales Of Oats at % 81 cts.
WHISKEY.-Th demand is limited and salrs
very light. We quote hhds. a, Ia cts. and bbls at
25 25i cents.
THE BR,NpuErH PILLs.-Attions al law PEN
alties imprsonmenis and disgrace have not hilher,
TO succeeded in preventing hc cndeavors Of disepu-
table persons 10 deceive the public with miserable
counterfcits of that popular and universal approved
melicinc, the BrGndreM Pills.
Such has become the impu!ence Of these coun-
,erieiters ika, hey carry tn ,ison from house
house, using all their enieavcrs to rob the poor
and needy.
In order therefore, 10 secure the medicine in its
putty the public will observe that each tox has
three of my fac-simile signatures thereon--one up.
on the top of the box, one upon the side, and one
upon the bottom of said box-cach of which must
also correspond with those lahels on the certificate
of Agency held by every duly authorized Agent by
which they will be fully secure.
Let il I've known that the Pills sold for Bran
dretns, without three fac simile signatures Of my
name being upon the box, may be considered coun.
tetiet, and be very careful observe that the sig
nature Of "Brandich' is B. no, W., or any other
letter than b.
GJPufchasc of II. b. Masscr Sunbury, or of a.
gents published in another Part of this paper.
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.NA q 0BAHQW W~
Estate of George Long, Snr,, dcC,t

NOT1CE is hereby given to the heirs and leg al
~ representatives Of George Long. sen.. of Au.
gus'a township Northumberland county, deceased,
that 10y virtue Of a writ Of partition and valuation,
issued out of the Orphans Cou', Of said county,
to me directed an inques, will lie held al the late
residence Of s.id deces cd. in Augusta township
on Friday The 9th day of Octoh,r next, at 10 %.
clock, A. NJ. for the purpose of making partition of,
OF TO value and aPprase the Real Estate of ,aid de-
ceased. FELIX MAURER, Sheriff.
Sheriff. Office,
SunhuTy August 26 1919 S-6t
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Foul Deed-A Spanish fisherman, name IN
known, was found in the swamp near New Orleans,
in diving state, on the sth inst. BY the side OF
the unfortunate victim stood his murderer-an emp
" run: jOti!e.
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PUBLIC SALE.

"TlLL he sold a, public vcndue, on SATURDAY
w the 9th day Of September next, on the pre-.
misses, two certain tracts Of land, belonging to the
estate of Benjamin Taylor, decd, situate in Sha.
mokln township. Northumberland county, one
thereof containing twenty acres more or less, and
the other containing nine acres more or less-bo,h
in a high state of cultivation.
Sale to commence a, 10 o'clock, A. NJ, Of said
day, when the conditions will be made known by
SAMUEL FURMAN, Adn'r,
shamokin, August 18th, lSi3-St.
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MERCHANTS
HOUSE.
No. 237, North Third, abore CuttowhW ST.,
PHILADELPHIA.

No. 237, North Third aboue CnttowhW ST.,
PHILADELPHIA.
HOlIN DUNCAN, late from the Pennsyiva-
eS MIA Farmer, and Samuel Pike, IT,, late of A.
mcrican Hotel Columbus. Ohio take pleasure in nc
quanng their friends and the public generally that
they have taken the large and colnmodious Hotel,
recently built by the Messrs. Hart on the same site
once occupied Ivy the old established Hotel known
as the Bulls Head, in Third street above Callow-
hill ST.
This Hotel is finished in the very best possible
manner, and of the best materials. Its location is
very desirable, particularly for country merchants
the arrangements for heating and ventilaiing each
room is such to any temperature. Tho
bedrooms are all light and airy, all furnished in
neat style so as to insure comfort.
The receiving parlors also furnished in a
petb STYLE the windows are on the French style,
forming an entrance 10 balcony in 'front.' wh.h
makes pleasant recess. Particular attention has
been given to the beds and bedding, which, with
the furniture. are entirely new.
From years experience in hotel business we
i:us,, hy strict aSsiduity tC business TO make this
house desirable stepping place. Our table will
always lie supplied with the very best our market
can afford, and ouI bar with the best liquors and
wines OF the most approved brands.
T. S. There are frat rate stabling ind carriage
| houses attached TO the hotel, attended by cafefll
and sober hoslers, and our charges i'll be low, in
accordance with tue present hand times
Philadelphia. Oct. 9TH, 1912.
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Pssigyo:iiy.-Ths "Comminee" of New York
cave Charles Dickens ball. lie has no'iy gl'e'
.aen shst in IetIfn.
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A CA RID.
A CAFE I'D.

nr. j. w. Peal begs leave TO tender bis : ate.
- iul Acknowledgements TO the peop lie Of SunhuIy
and surrounding country, ioi their pas, encourage
ment in The line of his profession and would at
the same time announce TO them, that he still in
tends to continue the practice of medicine in all its
various departments. He would, therefore, solicit
a continuance of their confidence and patronage.
Tie may he found at all times at his office, a, the
north east corner Of Ba, kberry and Doer streets,
unless professionally engaged
Suuhurv, Oct. lst lsi2.-tG
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EZCEANCE HOTEL.
Centre Street, opposite the TowS HALL,
POTTSVILLE, IA.
J. G.. l. e S 81 G

IA-kSS lishmcnt. the ExcHlNGE HoTEL. sirua-
ted at the corner Of Centre and Calowhill streets,
nearly opposite the Town Hall, in the borough Of
Po,,syil'c, which has been thoroughly repaired and
materially improved for the accommodation of visit
The Hotel il forty #. font on Centre ST., and
hundred anh thirty eight f.. Caliowhill, three
stories high it is admirably provided with Parlors,
Sitting Rooms Reading Room, and large airy
ChamhetS-the most spacious pleas int and conve
nent Dining Room in the county new and su
perior Bathing Establishment, and every conve
ncncc and comfort TO render it in all respects a
most desirable Hotel.
No pal rs or expense will hc spared to furnish
the Table aud Bar with the best that this and the
Philadelphia Markets afford and with a detcrmi>
nation to devote his entire personal attention to the
comfort and accommodation of those who may fa-
vor him with call aided hy active, careful and
obIiGing servants, he hopes TO give general salts.
faction.
PRIVATE FAMILIES. wishing 10 visit this
highly interesting and healthy Coal Region, will he
provided with Parlors and Chambers. which he
feels confident will please the most fas,dious.
o. The Siahng attached, is large and well
constructed, and superintended by experienced and
attentive Oslers. Horses aud Carriages may he had
a, any time 10 convey persons TO any part of the
country.
G ! An Omnibus runs fom this Hotel daily to
and from the Depot 10 meet the Cars for the nc.
cOmmoddtlon OF persons travelling on the Rhll
Road. No charge Tor omnibus fare TO this Hotel.
Potisyille. Jllv E. lSt3-6m
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0r5- The Chests are manufactured without
plank of any description, of the hest material which
is calculated 10 resist burglars and heat as long
any manufactured in the United Sta,es--a trial OF
which he is willing to make with any other, pro-
vided the trial he made of chests already sold TO
customers, and not manufactured for the express
purpose of a trial. Purchasers invited to coll
before purchasing elsewhere.
CAUTlON.-An persons are cautioned ng inst
making, using, selling or causing to be sold, any
Keyhole covers fu Fire Proof Chests or doors of
any kind, similar in construction to my patent OF
July lOth lsil, as they will be dealt with accord
ing to the Palcn, Law.
May 27ih, lsi3-6m.
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Hart, Andrews ~ Nkcvcr,
Forwarding aud General Produce
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Second IIhnrf dborc Race 81 on Me Deia,care.
PHIL a d Z J. H a.
REFERENCES (:

REFERENCES
Henry Fnrnum & Go. NaIvis, Trabue g. Curl,
Bray, Barefoot. y Co. LouiS,iAf.
Williamson, Burroughs Geo Luckcy, & Co.
q Clnk, Cincinnati
Eckcl Spanclcr &Ragurl 81. John Smith, ESQ.
Reed, Bro Il Thomas, Portland.
Rogers Brothers & Go. Joseph Souther, Esq,
w. R. Thompson x Co. Boston.
Rolctt Stcen * Go. Hon. VIM. Bicler.
!. & ]. R'akcr, ClearfeH Pa.
Muford & Alter, o Hendricks.
J. Il. Wel-h. + q. .SHnbury, Pa
PhitaASiphia Il. Hum :, Esq.
David r. Porter, Esq. Robert Crane, Esq,
Messrs J. & p. Martin, Jersey Sore, Pa
Harrisburg VIM. M'Keyv S Co.
WIN: n, h"inas"' hSP Bioomsburg, Pa
Lewis Hurforl, Esq Wall, & Green.
Lancaster Lewisburg, Pa.
Jones, Murphy & 20. y " u;.; 6. ..
f. 4. Blown & Brother. ~ ~ r. N,
J. X. Moorchcad, Esq. -
PWsbwg >ierett ~ Potter
Morgan & Anderson, Lemsto,cn Pa.
Geo, Pieshuy, Esq. Joseph Paxton, Esq,
81. Louis COhumbia Co. Pa.
June 3D. lSi3-ly
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-poE @AGaGna,

VNliE subscriber offers for SALE all that lot ar
Il piece of ground situate on the West Bralch
Of The SusqGehanna. in the borough of Nonhum-
beriand. containing above five acres, whcrron is
erected, a spacious bIicI building, known hy lhe
name of The College" and lately fitted up for
Grist Mil, with two pair Of buus. The West
Branch Canal passes through the same close to
the building. The Buus, Elevators Boling Cloth,
Smut Machine, or any part Of the fixtures ma
chinery, will he sold separate together with the
huilling or lot. II would he desirable situation
for, and possesses many advantages TO a person
desrous of establishing foundry. For further
particulars enquire of ID. BRAUTlGAM,
Trustee for Josiah Chapman.
Northumberland, August 10, lsi3--tf
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4 ThrcShing Machine for Sale.
TlNiIE subscriber offers f,r sale a THRESHiNG
l. MACHINE, new and in good order. The
Machine has been tried ani proves to lie an excel
lent one II will I've sold at a reduced price. aud
warranted. Apply to II. B. MASSER.
Julv Isl, 1913.