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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-03-16
GEORGE CONRAD.
Tavern License.

To ne Honorable c G. Dounei Esq, President,
and his Associates, Judges Of the Court of quar-
Ter Sessions Of The couniy IF Northumberland: -:
T1NHE petition of Franklin A. Clark of Shamo-
4 kn in said county, humhly represents, that he
continues to keep house of public entertainment
at his old stand in the town of ShamokIn, aud is well
prepared for the accommodation of travellers, &c.
He therefore prays your honors to grant him Ii
to keep tavern, during the ensuing year,
and he will pray, &c.
FRANKLIN A. CLARK.
To THE JCDGEs ABOVE MENTIONED The sub>
scubers residents of the town OF Shamokin, hereby
hv certify, that Franklin A. Clark, the applicant
for the license, is man of good repu,o for honesty
aud temperance, and is well provided with house
room aud convenienccs for the lodging and accom-
modaon of strangers and travellers, and that pub.
lie house there necessary they therefore recon-
mend him as a proper person to Re licensed to keep
public house.
Daniel Ever w d Gearhart
Peter Boughner Solomon Eckcrt
David Haas John X Robins
Mathew Branagan William III Chcnngton
VIM Fagely Jacob Balr
Zimmerman James Wales
Solomon Martz March ., lSii.-3t
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TAVERN LICENSE.

TO TIE Houorabic G.. G. Donnci, ESP, President,
and his AsSocioies, JuGgcS ofhe Cou,f IF QuGr.
ter .Scssioas, Of tie county of No'fhumjeia"d:
rNNIlE petition Of Catharinc Withingtou, ot North
Il umherland III said county, humhiy represents,
that she continues To keep house ol public entertain
mcn az her OLD stand IN Northumberland, and is well
prepared for the accommodation of travellers, &c.
She lhrctoJe prays your h"n"rs to giant her It,
ccnsr to keep tavern, during the ensuing year,
and she will pray, &c.
CATHARINE WITHINGTON.
TO THE IupGrs Arrows MENTIONED The sub
scrhrrs residents Of Nutthj., hereby certify, that
Caharnc Wilmington, the applicant for the license,
is lady of good epute for honesty and mper
ance, aud is well provided with house room anh
convcnieuccs for the lodging and accoumo lation
Of strangers and Travellers aud that pullic house
there is nccessary;-they therefore recommend her
az a proper person to be licensed to Keep public
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RULU OF COJgr.

IN the CUurt of Common Pleas 81 Norlhumher.
L land county. January 9th, isii. On motion
of Charles Peasants, Rule on the judgment cred
tors of John G., Boy4 TO appear by the first day of
next term, and sdew cause why the money raised
from the sale of John g. BoyL's lEe estate in Ger.
tain lanes in Rush township, should not he dlstr-
buted according TO priority OF Lien. BY the COur.
SAMUEL ID. JORDAN,
Prohono,ary's O(hce Proih'y,
! Sunbury, MaIch!, lsli ct,
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-03-16

U'OR trial in the Court of Common Pleas of Nor
thuml ehaad County, at Apill Tenn 1874,
commencing the first Monday.
Jacob Shiz VS. John Stout
Stephen Wilson VS. + A kracht
Samuel Korfer VS. James Beard
Com'th of Penn'a for
ID Van~aizah vs. John Frick
John Grifiin's adm'x Samuel 7 Burrows
Jacob lie ser ST VS. ) & II NJ Dawson
Enoch II ,wer's exr John Knou
John II Flanigan's guardian VS. Wm l. Heu-el
VIM X Brown vs. Peter Burlieu
John A Lloyd vs. Rctecca Wells
Bank of Na'thumb'd VS. Paul Geddes &c
Eli B,ohst vs. 81 Mckee
Robert Miners admir- rs William Hihier et al
Daniel Brauiigsm VS. John Cowdrn's ex'r
Christian Philips VS. John B Mlicr
Joseph Houghendobcr &c VS. Packer & Cummings
David Watson VS. Patrick Montague
Dr Robert Philips VS. M'Cartee & Purdy
Jonas Kelchncr's ex'r John Peal ct al
Abraham Straub VS. Jonathan Adams
Eve Long &c VS. Nicholas Longs admir-
Charles F Shaffe VS. John T. Matthias ct al
w IL Miller vs. w II Frvmire ct ai
The C,u,h of renn'a vs. Felix Mau,er ct al
Mahlon Hsmlin US John Brakeman
John Aglcr Charles Crig
Com, Savet vs John BudI
Isaac Davis vs. John Bower
Joseph Bomgardner vs. John Murray
J.ne Penny Harriet Jenkins
Daniel Hill vs. Jacob Meix,lNs cx'I
w S,i,zinger &c VS. David Garner
John Hadiue jr VS. w II Sandcrson
Mary Seller vs. kIsslngT's exr
Andrew Smick vs. Dr. W Peal
Philip Fox VS. Henry Fornwslt
John Furman ei al VS. Augustus HOey e, al
Masters & MatheIs Mrs & Nourse
Thomas HUFF Samuel Bell
Mi hasl Eycu We William Stilzel
Jacob Bainhart vs. William McGinness
Anthony Watson vs. John NJ Housel
Susannah Xerte Us John Lloyd
Peter Badly ct al Is John {. Gner ct al
John & Boyd VS. Rlchard R'nshaw
Lazarus vs. Faeely at al
Hugh Belias &c vs. William McCay
Thomas Thatcher vs. John fiummcl
] Wolf = Brown x Brosius
Reed for Murray W James Murray
Abraham TToutman ct al VS. & Tschupp
JAG W smith Joseph Weitzel
George Prince I A Bllllngton's asig
James Barrels admir- VS. Peter Snyder
SAMUEL ID. JORDAN,
Prorhonotar,'s office, ProhV,
Sunbury. March lsiIS
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IMPORTANT Discovery A discovery has been
made, says the Natchcz Free Trader, that will
enable sugar planters 10 convert their whole
crops into white sugar, without the usual inter
vention of the clarifying process The sugar is
fabricated in an apparatus entirely by steam
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TAVERN LICENSE.

To The H0norabie c. G. Donnei Esq, President.
and his Associates, Judges Of he curt of quar-
Ter Sessions Of tie county Of Northumberland
VINliE petition of Jonathan Pursel, of Point town.
Il ship, in said county, humby represents, that
he has purchased that house situated five miles be-
low Danvile, on the North Branch of the Susquc-
hanna whre he intends to keep public house IT
entertainment, and is well prepared for tho accom-
modaon of travellers, &c He therefore prays your
honors to grant him license 10 keep tavern du-
ring the ensuing year, and he will pray, &c.
JONATHAN PURSEL.
To THE lUpGEs ARoyE MENTIONED The sub
scbers residents of Point township. hereby certify,
that Jonarhan Pursel the appI cant for the license,
is OF good repute for honesty and temper
ance, and is well provided with house. room and
euces for the lodging and accommodation
of strangers and travellers, and that public house
there is necessary they therefore recommend him
as proper person TO be licensed to keep nuhlc
house.
Daniel Robins ir David Nixon
Jacob Truxe John Powl
George Lushcr William Housed
James Neshit John hacock
Robert Curry Leonard Pfouts
John Nixon John Pfouts
March ~, lSH.-5t
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HOTEL.

THE subscriber respectfully informs his old coz"
L TONER'S aud the public generally, that he M
tends TO continue IN his old stand, opposite tie
Court House, in Sunbury, Northumberland coun-
,y Pa, where he is wti prepared to give sAtIsioc-
ton to oll who may favor him with thc7 custom.
Being thankful for past !nvors he hopes 10 recei-o
a continuance Of public patronage.
CHARLES ID. WHARTON
Sunhury March I'd, lS4i.-St
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ANOTHER LADIES MEMoRrAL-A memorial,
,innati has been presented to the councils OF
hat city, praying for the suppression OF the
ippling houses which abound within its limits.
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40 r I @ Z

y , hereay given, that have purchased the io''
a Loving articles, sull at Const'hes sale on
.re 23d ult, as ihe property OF Robert utaht'
which articles have loaned TO the said Robert
until see proper to remove, via
One Bay Maze 1000, Gary 10. 4o,Oo, ny
Horse COCO, Bay Mare 5000, bl,cN 20"
$500, / Plough 900, Wagon 1000 shoA's
4,s1!, | SHED 400, Se'ts he,h'sS ',pu,
Thfeshing Machine 5000, Cupboard l,oo, /
H,,rou ia / Cutiyator 90, Toti S2l5iT!,
DEBORAH GRANT.
Mctch 2 lsi4.-3t.
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N TIC e.
Estate Of.BaS. Lemon. il. deed

ATOrICE is hereby Givn, TO all persons havinq
Y claims or demands against the estate of sa'd
deceased, to make them known TO the subscriber,
and all persons indebted to come forward and rct-
lie the same without delay. JOHN NIXON. 0
Point township March =, lSii.-6t. Adn,'r,
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-03-16

TRUE PATRroT exhibits his love Of county
by administering to the comfort and happiness Of
the community in which he resides, He who dis
covers, and makes known the means of preserving
the health, and consequently the happiness of his
fellow citizens, evinces much patriotism as the
general who meets and conquers an invading foe.
But what is he who joins the invaders ranks, or
spreads disease and death among the people A
Traitor Or. Brandreth has discovered medicine
called Brandrcth's Vegetable Universal Pills, which
has proved blessing to the people. But Drug
gifts have joned the enemy's ranks by counteriet-
ing these pills, and selling poisonous drugs in
tn ir name therefore buy not Of them, they cannot
be genuine.
or Purchase Of II. b Masser, Sunhury, or of
the agents, published in another part of this paper.
OpD RELrrIoN--By recent marriage in
North Carolina, son became fathcr-n-law to
his own father, the father marrying the second
wife, and the son the mother of that wife.
MAxiM.-Remembe that time is money, but
that il does not follow that man is u capitalist
who has great quantity Of It on his hands
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ID I Il ID Z.

On the eth inst, at Philadelphia MRS. JUL
ANNA G. HEPBURN. rclict of the late John
Hepburn, nf Northumberland, and daughter of
the late Thomas Grant, in the 10th year of her
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Nails.

1NHllSe
TWO KEGS OF NAILS wett left at ,be H.,
rel If the subscriber in sunbury, about the Il
of APiI last The ownvr is requested 10 co,d
iorwad, prove properly pay chrees and take
them away, CIIARLES WEAVER
Suubuy Feb. 2tth, lsi4-at
Estate oC S0lOyaOn Persing, dec',i'
NollCE Is terehs given, that letters Of ad~
~ miuiS;ratirE On the estate of Solomon Pei-
sing, dec d., l'.,c ci Shamokin township, Ncdhum'
hefland coanty have been granted 10 the suhscr-
Der. Nd pc tons Indebted to said estate, as well
as u" tho sc having claims against the same, are -
9resei t. call on the administrator for settlement,
VIII viii lie at home every other Saturday fron
MS date, for that purpose. ...
, Emmanuel ZIMMERMAN,
| Feb. lTth, lSli.--6t Adm'
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LIST OF CAUSES.

Augusta, March l6. lSli.-3t
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WING FESTIVAL.

The Wings of Nelson county purpose to furnish a
Free Barbecue, on the 26,h aud 9Th Of the present
month, near the tavern Of George II. MITCHELL four
miles south Of Lovingston. the road 10 Lynchhurg.
The Wings Of Nelson especially extend 10 their bro
ther Wings ct Amherst an invitation TO be present
on that occasion They cordially invite all men OF both
parties to attend, from every quarter Special
datlOns will be made for the Ladies' whose presence
We particularly DESIRE
Distinguished speakers will be esent,-among whom
will be Hon. W. c. Rves. VIM. l.. GoIgin, A. Ii. IL.
Stuart, V. w. Snuihail, Il. Ii. Toler. JOS X. Irving
&c &c. and we hope to announce in few days certain
y, that other distinguished Wing speakers will be there.
COMMITTEE
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VARIETIES.
Sept. {,


NACCoBOf, Scotch Rappcc, Eclipse and Match
AVu itoehes Snulls.
snuff. Tobacco and Shaving BoScs,a beautiful assert
Combs. Razprs. Pocket aud Pen Knives.
Hair, Cloth. Tooth and other Brushes beautiful sup
ply al low prices.
Gale. aud Fluid Magnesa. Al 21cens Cor the first mud
3s cents Tor the latter, by the bottle.
Guns Pistols and Sporting Powder OF the duesl quality
Cehnet and Pocket cocoa woud) Husbands,
Bronze. assoied rulars. water and velvet culols,
llemmlng SONS kniuing aud sew iup Needles
Putty and Bulus Knives. Fite Spatuars.
soda. satsamrllla, Ginger Beer, Saratoga aud Yeast
Powder
Glass. Wodgea ood Porcelain Iron and Marble Nor urs
Music Boxes, (aeso,ted szes,) llonnonieous.
Mahogany and Rose wood portable Writing Desks,
States aud Pencils. Steel Peus aud Holders,
Silver eyerponted Pencils, assorted, Paper Folders,
Dice, backgammon Boards visiting aud playing Carda.
Leather. Silk aud Tissue Purses. Lead POINTS,
Stain Glasses lhimhlrs. Canyons and Lead Pencils,
Percussion CAPS assorted kinds and sizes, Visiting Gard
Gases,
Scales and Weights in tin. oak and mahogany boxes
great variety Of preparations for the liar, Skin and
complexion, al very low prices, lof sale al
Howell DAVIES.
Sept 9 ISL
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OBITUARY..

Died, on fhoTsday. the @9h Of August. At he resi-
denee oi hei husband IN CAMPBELL cunniy Mrs Sus,s
lwtfnY. eonsnti ot Robert Iweedy Esq IN the 6stb
year ot her age This excellent niother IN Israel Ind
been ar upwards OF 40 years exemplary member Of
The baptist Church. and has len the brightest evidence
hetnd her III Ter perfect readiness depait and be n,
rest with her Saviour in Heaven Her disease was ono
aud painful. which she bore with the paiieuoe aud rese
nation only possessed Nv the true christian roo much
could hardly be said ior her In her character were
combined all those pure and ennoblns qualities which
81 highly and beautifully adorn the adv the Chris
tan. the Vie. the Mulhcr, and the Mistress We'll
may her death be much lameniod by all those " no
knew her but M enc has great cause for sorrow Us
her heart rent husband The writer of this obituary
Will never forget his deep drawn siehs and subs. and
streaming tears when he looked for the last time on the
pale remains u, she dear idol Of his heart II was more
than Trail humanity could bear, unsupported by the ten
der hand Of Morcy's meek angel But he should not
sarraw as thnse who have no hone He shall see her
asan IN immortal lovelmess Then o We discensaale
one dry up your tears and weep more And YOU her
children. grandchildren aud friends remember her ndno
milton, when she said to you, Grcve not lur mr. but
prepare 10 Join her IN Heaven, where parting will be no
mure
G.. Republican will please copy.
-, IN the 2lst ultino oi nervous or typhus fever.
jouS ARTHUR, Esq. OF the county OF Franklin. Va
AGED - years months and ii days eayinp wife
with eleven children to lament the loss Of dear and be-
o we'd husband and father.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-09

European .Ners.-on the first Page the reader Will
lind summary OF foreign intelligence. Col Webb, the
editor of the n. Y. Courier. who returned home from \
Trip to England, in the Hbernia expresses the opinion
that an immediate between Great Britain and
France is more than notwithstanding out Of he e.
vents that have occurred AT the island of Tahiti after
its seizure by the French Admiral between the British
and French officers al that place. For ALLEGED ndipni
lies perperated by the rme upon the latter the Brl.
lsh government has demanded repanlion, which the
war party In France will not permit the Ministry 10
make. Nj. Gnlz5t, we told, has declared that A
compliance with the demand Of the British Ministry
would cost HIM his head, aud Louis Philippe his throne
The Tahiti affair. ton, Is deemed only the osenshe OBJ
Jec OF a war with France, which Col Webb thinks is
desired not only 10y Great Britain, but by Austria Rus
STA and Prussia. for the purpose &c checking French
conques,s in the Mediterranean. and with the cunye-
ton that it will arrest general war on the demise Of
Louis PhIlIppe,-an event which the European mo-
narchs are said 10 anticipate with apprehension as
period which will be seized npon by the liberal part, in
France TO cIirnence anew the propagation Of mo
narchlcal principles.
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t.NNGEHsssIssts MARKET,

For fhe tceeh ending Saturday. September q, 1911.
1dbaceo.-Lngs. shipping, 81 80 to | 40 nanuac
turing 81 50 to so loose. 81 90 to $50 Leaf inferior
S2.o0 Ia 80; common, s. 50t to 500 middlne IS 80
Ia %; good 5000 to 1000; fine manufacturing leaf
Sl0 lolO.
Eiom.-s3.3o to 1897 from wagons; 81 10 out of
store.
Uheat. Red ca; White 6J cts per bushel
Gfaia.-Gorn 10 TO 80 cents per bushol irom wagon;
- 10 ca cents from stec Oas, sheal 81 cents per hun
dred, cleaned; from wagons % cents; Rye, none n
market.
Cseer and Grass Scers. Season over. aud no sales
PrariSioaS 81 from Wagons 10 g. from sinrc
Beef 30 per hundred; Meal, 50 10 62l els per bush
e ifam wagons from store, 80 to 60 cents
tqDef-St. Domingo, y to 6 cents per b.; Rio
Sagar.-Brown New Orleans. to 10 cents per h.
Porto Rico, 10 / cents per h.; ST. CroiN, 10 to |
cen.s per To- Loaf, III to Il cents perlb.
Cdadles-iallow. ~ To 3 cents per h., Sperm, 50
10 10 eents Per 10; Hull y sons, - to cents per h.
u hheg. -Common, 2o to so cents per gallon. from
wagon; from sture so to SO couts Recti6ed 10 To 80
foin wagon; ifom store 50 to 60 cent
Eraadg.-Apple, % 10 50 conls per gallon; Peach
80 cents per gallon
Cotton iapas.--F Factory prices: From No 5 to II.
Is els from No. l3 to II, - cts.
hoa-l}ar Iron, $50 per ton from boats, IS from
Store. Pig, S25 per ton
SteeL-BIisered, 81 to cents per h.; German. l5to
10 eents Shear 20 to rs cents per b Cast Steel. 20
10 y cts. per b.
Oa.-.linseed, 500. per gallon Lamp. 81 90 to
80 per gallons Tanners, $1,000 to 2o,ooper Dbl.
iseaiher.-('nod Sole, Is TO 20 cents per b. Damae
ed Sae. ID TO Il cents per b.
Polrdtr.- Blasting. 81 60 to 4 % per heg; Rife S..
50to6 30 per KEY
H'ool-Wooi. % cents per b.; Wool Rolls, 81,
10 10 cents per H..
Coal and U'ooi-Biiuminous, % cents per bushel
Anthracite, 500 per ton. Oak aud mixed Wood s.
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II ~ II X 1871.

l HAVE just received shipment ofnew and seasmla
bic DRY GOODS, 10 which would call the allen-
ton 81 buyers generally, and the Ladies particularly
The following comprise few Of the articles: For La
dies dresses Efegan Saiins, Cashmere, DeEcosse,
white lace Muslin, back Alpaccas, from common to the
finest silk warp, rich figured Mousn and Pompe dos
farlslon Cinglams black and white and fancy coored;
large lot Prints. fall patterns from the lowest price to
the finest quality and richest coors. Also, Cologne Jet
Hair Pins, dress Whalebone Ivory Eyoels embroidered
Muslin Sleeves, new and beautiful article Devon, Flor.
ence, Adelaide and Birds Eye Bonnets Cap and Bon-
net Ribbons. black Gnp Cord, Jet Bugles corded aud
grass cloth Skirts Ladies' plaid silk chamelon and vel
vet CraSas, black halffingered silk Mnis, Full Kid
Gloves, A white Cap Lace, Lsle Laces aud Edgings
Sc.
Win many other articles unnecessary to mention, 10
all OF which buyers may expect TO get Prime Bargains
JOHN &. MEEM.
Aug29 2,yif
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NEW FALL GOODS,
.fngHyf. 1914.

II q N IL ID $, II a ~ + q o.
Az T. Imt received The FIRST shipment Of Fail Goods,
which they respectfully invite the l.ales In call
and examine. some Of which will be found very beautis
full and VIII be offered at the very Invest prices ior cash
via.
Afghan Saus.
Afghan Grapes,
Plaid Alpaca.
Black do silk warp.
Grass Skrts,
Imperial Robes.
Linen Cambria llLfs. REVERE hems,itch.
ed and Tape border.
Fancy Chusan Prints, lall and winter
styles.
Fancy Waved do very rich,
"A thniz, do
Mourning. do
Boach'd Shifting,
Extra ga Brown ard Deacl'J Shee,lngs.
New style Paris Vasugs,
Mcrino and Wooon DO.
Black Italian Grapes.
Cambics aud Jaconets,
Back Cashmere Hose,
Black Satin and Italian Cavnts,
Bobbin Edgngs,
TOylor's superior 500 yds. Spool Cotton.
Sc. Sc
REGARDS, RYAN 4 Co.
Aug % ,sif
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$50 REWARD.
~ ANYWAY from my farm, st Moor in the
IL county Of Amhers Tn the 23d OF August, 1911
my man
M q - II -
will pay reward Of $50 If ho is taken ont Of the
State and delivered 10 me, lodged IN Jail that get
him again will pay reward Of $50 If he is taken OUT
of The county of Amherst and in the State Of Virginia,
aud vi q If he is taken IN the county Of Amherst
MOSES
mulao between % and % years DID, about six feet
high. very likely and able bodied. Ills mouth is very
large aud filled with excellent teeth, which show very
much when he laughs. His hands very large and
rough lie usually wore whskers, rather closely rim,
med extending from ear tn and bushv head OF
hair. For several years IN succession he attended me,
in my iiurnes lrom Richmond to the White Sulphur
Springs and is therefore well acquainted with aud ON
the whole route between the two places.
PHILIP ST. GEO. AMBLFR,
near Amherst Count House.
ST. Moor, Sept Q 4w
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NEW FALL. GOODS,

A DAMS & WILKINSON will this day open n
IA portion of their stock ofFAII. AND WINTER
GOODS. Amung them can be found great many beau.
lliu Goods, something entirely Tor Ladies' dresses
Persons In want OF new, handsome and cheap goods,
will please call and examine stock before purchasing
elsewhere, as determined To sell any and every
article in our line at the very lowest market price.
Sept. y il
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-09

There will be Barbecue given at Mt. Laurel
in tie county of Halifax, Friday and Saturday
the 2O,h and 2lst days of September. 1t is de
igned to be free and public, and all parties and
all persons invited to attend, And the wings are IN
vied bring their best and ab!cst speakers as 1t Is de-
81 .ned that there shall be free and full discussion of The
questions involved in tie approaching Presidential cleo
ton There will be preparation made for several thou
sand persons, and expected continue for TWO days
By The Committee.
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TREMENDOUS WING BARBECUE IN CHAR.
IOTTE.

The Wings of Charlotte will give a Free Barbecue,
at the Court House, the 18th and ilh of September
All parties are cordially invited to paake AS fair dis
cusson only is desired earnestly request The friends
of "Polk Dallas and Texas" TO have themselves rep
resented on the OCCASION Many gentlemen Of distnc-
ton will be present on behalf of the Wings.
The Ladies are respectfully and earnestly Invited To
favor us with their presence.
H HEN CAaRRiRINGToN, } Committee
THOMAST. BOULDIN, y Invitation.
G5- The Richmond Wing will please copy.
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esrallalsl'S Nails.
Aug %

M liANE just received lot oi Nails. sssort.
W I'd si2es from David Crahan's Works, In
Wylhe co. Naa very superior article, made Vi hsm.
mered non.
Is agents Of the Works. we shall keep a stock on
hand. aud offer them upon favorable terms ~
no had IN any Market aud delivered hers. Tho
Nails afe handsomely cut. and well pull up In subsan-
tai kegs. MCDANIEL 4 McCORkLE.
sept. 8 fts
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llOEI lIENT.

FOR RENT.
Z-~I THE largo and convenient Brick Ten
EN::1h emont. hrmerly owned aud occupied by
%Ra iM Mi. l.. II. johnson as TAVERN
O. e2SE1 HOUSE. and at present lenanted by
Capt, Samuel Smitlson. situated the lynchhurg and
Salem Turnpike, mile soulhwcs, Of ynchburg The
main building contains rooms, wei Gucd up The
contiguous buildings belonging thereto admirably ar
ranged Tor comfort and convenience. This property Inns
attached 10 il II OF good Land portion very
productive maduw and spring of excellent water. To
good tenant the rent will he made satisfactory Pos.
session given Isl January, 1915. Apply to S. Miller or
T.. b. Butler.
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