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JAMES RIVER CANAL.
RICHMOND, April Ii, l645.

Boat New York, j. Tapscott, with Oh tons
m,lze., from Lynchburg, 10 B. Peylon, Frys s.
Co., L. D. Crenshaw & Co. and Saml j. Jones.
CLEARED,
Boat Lynchburg, r. S. Fields, with "a, tons
mdze., for Lynchburg.
Buchanan, T. Lenahan, with 10 tons mdze,
for Scousville and Warren.
Boa, Dayy Crockett G, L. Burks, with 9, tons
mdze, for Warren and Lynchburg.
Boat Union, J. D. Burton, with 81, tons mdze.
for Lock No. 40 and Lynchburg.
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DAILY LINE TO NORFOLK,

And through 10 Baltimore, uiihom 6eient,ou.
TINE Steamers CURTIS PECK and JEWEss
i will form daily line on James river and
connect with the Baltimore bay boats, Georgia
ana Herald so as to make daily line from Rich.
mond and Petersburg to and from Norfolk and
Baltimore.
The Curtis Peck, Capt John Davis, will con-
tnue to leave the wharf at Rockets on her reeu.
lar days-Monday, Wednesday and Friday NOM
lngs-at six O'Clock, precsely-and Norfolk on
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday mornings, al
The same hour
The Jewess, Capt. Sutton, will leave the wharf
az Rockets on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
mornings and Norfolk on Monday, Wednesday
and Friday mornings, at the same hour, (six o..
clock)
Both boats will touch at all the Intermediate
landings on the river, going and returning.
The Curtis Peck and Jewess will meet the
Bay Boats in Hampton Roads, both going and
returning, so thatthere will be no delay in passen
gers going North or South; and travellers leaving
Richmond or Petersburg by either the Curtis
Peck or Jewess, will arrive, by this pleasant and
comfortable route, in Baltimore BY 8 o'clock the
next morning, and in time TO take any of The
many routes leaving Baltimore that morning.
Passage and Fare from Richmond or Peters
burg TO or from Norfolk 50 90
Passage and Fare from Richmond or Peters
burg 10 or from Baltimore Sc 90
Passage and Fare from Richmond or Peters.
burg 10 or from Baltimore tor Forward Cabin
Passengers SIS 90
Freight taken at low rates
April ls HASKINS & LIBBY.
NBANKRUPTCY.-AtaC Court Of the United
l States Tor the Eastern District Of Virginia,
held at the United States Court Room, in the City
Of Richmond, on Wednesday, April 9h 1916:
Varnum, Egerton & Co, Petitioners,
against
James A. Pilkinson, Defendant.
happening by the report OF the special assignee,
e'. Woodson, filed in this case, that there is
balance in his hands Of S739 30 for distribution:
~ Is ordered, that notice be published in the Rich
.nSnd Enquire! for ten days, that a, future term
q dividend and distribution, will be made of the
sad n sum among the creditors of the said James
"a a.. riikinson, who shall have proved their claims
ailef deducting therefrom such fees as NAV be due
The officers OF this Court.
A Copy. Tes,e,
April 1885, P MAYO C,.rp
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WATSON &. DlBRELL.

COMMISSION and FORWARDING MER-
u CHANTS, opposite The Basin Sheds, Rich
mond, will advance literally on TOBACCO,
WHEAT and FLOUR, consigned 10 their care.
March 0I-cSw
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April

PARASOLS, PARASOLS! PARA
.s.iS-SOLS!-By the case, dozen or single one,
-. The Cheapest N ms CHg.
Country Merchants and others will find il
much 10 their advantage by calling At our store,
10 examine our large and splendid assortment Of
Fancu and Staple Dry Goods; also Millinery
Gooas, Of every descriplion-a which we will
sell cheaper than any other house in this city.
New Goods received twice a week, by
JACOB & BROTHER,
i49, Main street, next door 10 Messrs A. Du-
val & CO. ApIil7-l
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SALE OF LAND, MILLS, &c, IN CHEs.
TERRIFIED.
HINIIE PEAL ESTATE ~ Wa G. III ~

ttCh Ia f.so y i J.. VI w ". LII"
i deed, heretofore advertised, not having bech
disposed Of, is again Offered ior sac.
The Mill Tract lies on Swift Creek, about ~
miles from Richmond, and contains about %,
acres, OF which one half or more is low ground Of
uncommon fertility, with Grst and Saw Mills.
Dwelling House, and other Improvements there
on: and will be offered Tor sale without reserve.
on TUESDAY the 29th ,nsl on the premises.
Al the same time, another Tract Of Lid YIN
on the same Creek and in hesame neiehborhood.
known as James H. Cheatham's containing l3l /
acres, probably one hall Of which or more is low
grounds, will likewise be offered for sale.
TERMS One third, cash; one third in one. and
the residue in Two years from the day Of sale bear
ing interest frum that day. Bonds with approved
security to be given, and the title 10 BE- retained
until paid. II is probable that an arrangement
might be made for further credit, il desired.
BIZ The Commissioners q crs 81 M'm.
a prii S-cWtdS
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COMMISSION BUSINESS.

COMMISSION BUSINESS.
HENRY LTDLAM & CO.,
Commission Merchants.
WlLL make liberal advances upon produce
" in hand-and having'engaged The services
OF Benjamin c. Gray, to attend particularly 10
1Sbaeeo sales, they hope 10 give satisfaction to
their friends who may favor them with consign-
ments Feb. 27-raw
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To CONTRACTORS.

TINE President and Visitors of The Virginia
i Institution for the Education OF the Deaf
and Dumb ami of The Blind having been com
PEELED 10 change their plan and specifications Of
the buildings, and to alter the time of payments,
in consequence OF a difference of opinion be-
tween the Board of Visitors and Auditor Of Pub
lie Accounts, in regard 10 The construction Of the
law making The appropriation for The completion
Of the buildings and having declined raliying
the proposition heretofore made, and conditional
ly acce pied BY the Executive Committee, will
again receive proposals until II o'clock on 1~s-
dau, The 6h day Of .MiV nrxi, for the entire com
pletion OF said Institution.
The plans, specifications, lime allowed 10 COM
plete the contract and payments, may be seen on
application 10 Mr.. John F. Smith, the architect,
who resides in the Institution.
ALEX Fl. n. STUART,
MICH. c. KINNEY,
FRANCIS T. STRlBLING,
JAS. POINTS,
Executive Committee.
Stonnton March 2S-ctd
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THE CELEBRATED RACE HORSE TEXAS,
- Will stand This season al Fairfield,
~ at SIS, and $l2 if paid within The sea
N6 son. For particulars OF Pedigree and
Performances, see hand-bils.
Feb l5-cts
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TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
Boots. Shoes, Trunks, Leather, &C., sc.

AT WHOLESALE, VERY CHEAP!
DAVID BURLINGTON begS 10 call the
IL attention OF Country Merchants from Vir-
GINA and North Carolina, particularly those
buying for Cash, 10 his assortment OF goods,
which is very complete, embracing almost every
article in the trade.
Having bought his goods perhaps as cheap
as others he is determined 10 sell them for cash
or good paper al very low prices. An examina-
lion OF his stock is requested from all in want
Of cheap and handsome goods.
d. BURLINGTON,
h,.;I NJ Ok \VcSt Main ~
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,,rroN,S OFFlcE.-Drawn Nos. IN
Atxa n, 20 ID 80 q 10 40 ! ) 81 = 70.
$ y ~ IN Alexandria Extra, e9-ota"h
), 4 80 S Is Go IS IS 70:
$ 6S ~ - Nos. ! S IS, another capital
Whole IieSe' w. STRATTON.
ohb
Aprille ,o,.lo ac0USTIC OIL
SCAKr:As =. on,, q Deafness, pains in the ears,
C-tor lne , J". disagreeabls noises, like the
as ' f ,e .1mp ros aa5ps =.
seam a 4lstnsSs, and also generally attendant WIN
he disease. pryTOv JOHNSTONS,
For sa.e u lis Main street.
Anril Is ---------------
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-, ,.,s Of Fresh Hops received aho
hIOPS-A oaS ' JoHNSTONS,
d for sale l a: Main street, Richmond Va
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his day. at III, A. M.

nm
- Y.,er this day, at III, A. NJ.
~ ARRIVED,
c,-,;s Peck, Davis Norfolk.
.sosr ',.pilie Paterson, Philadelphia sun
:, ,,ooo Roads, Brig Josephine Bound
SAILED, ,.A;.
..,-;ne Amanda, Teal, ph'iaae'pA'a
|s:a' , Ga;nr' Hughes, Philadelphia
# x Ss's S s. Johnson Rogers P'''''s'
i o.,,n Applegarth. Fall River
s;h't e e1i,sfs,b, Beaslon, New York
,,,,l,6-Cleared, Sch'r Presto,
non, lOr N0I n i,ssmArrved, sch'I oneso. Gro
Bos1Os, Ap ;rs r and Commerce, Dorothy
m N9 s3! and Balance, Johnson '0f ffs'e'-
.'N''
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Exchange Hotel, Richmond,
THIS establishment is being thoroughly re-
i paired and painted. Board per day ST. 10;
per week $40 The proprietor takes this oppoor-
UNITY TO return bis thanks to his customers for
their liberal support, and will endeavor 10 merit
their future appreciation.
March % elm
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TuE NOTED RACE HORSE nosToy

THE NOTED RACE HORSE BOSTON
a Will stand the ensuing season al my
~ plantation, Oakland in The county OF
N6. Chesterfield, five miles above Peters
burg, and is ready TO be let 10 mares at $50 the
season. Good pasnrage gratis, and feeding, il
directed, at the usual price.
The Pedigree and Performance of BOSTON
are 100 well known 10 require any thing more
March 4-ef WIN. Il. JOHNSON.
NOTICE-We, the undersigned, hereby give
IN notice TO the public, that we have revoked
the powers OF Mr.. Wileman Thomas, as our agent
for making sales ofour lands lying in The West
ern parts Of Virginia, and that we will not per-
form or ratfy in any way any sale or contract for
the sale, or any conveyance, which NAV be made
or executed by The said Thomas, as agent, at any
time after this day. in respect TO- or OF any ofonr
said lands. And we forbid payment of The whole
or any part Of any money agreed 10 be paid 10 the
said Thomas for The purchase of any lands sold
by him as our agent and shall contest The validity
of any deed not upon record al this date.
CHARLES F. OSBORNE,
WILLIAM GRAY.
Richmond, March 10, lS45-cIm
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MANAGERS OFFICE.-Drawing OF the
Iil Pokomoke River Lottery, No. "a:
% 81 II Al So 70 II 50 60 Ga p 43.
Drawing Of The Pokomoke River Lottery, No. is
81 / SO 81 AZ 81 Il 4 As 43 55 -
sisOOO-5O prizes Of 81 ,OO0-Tickets only 81
Drawing OF a fine Scheme is received today
py o'cock-sales close at IL. Capitals: So, 600,
50 prizes of 1000, &C., &c II ballots. Tickets
81; halves 2; quarters l. A certificate OF pack
age Of quarter tickets is only Sl3.
For This Evening-Snall Lottery.
Capitals: $4,000, 1000, 500, 200, l,le6, &C..
&c IS Nos, IS ballots. Tickets 81. A certi-
bca,e OF 2G whole Tickets is only S22 so; halves
II IS; quarters 63. For sale BY
T. RUSSELL BIGGER,
April Is Opposite Eagle Ruins.
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n0YTS OFFICE-Thc tide of Fortune
ss,ms 10 have turned entirely to the coun-
~ A number Of instances have recently oc-
.;,,-sd where persons from the country, visiting
t;,i, have dropped into Hoyts, taken a
.'..s, o. package, and drawn prizes. Others,
49,, have ordered tickets per mail, have been
..n,lIv fortunate. Well, gentlemen, all Hoyt has
! s,y is. drop into No 3, Exchange, when in
.,En, or send Per letter the amount you Wish 70
,nyes and prize will be the result
HOYT'S OFFICE,
Apnlls No. 3, Exchange, Richmond.
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cHIRTs SHIRTS! SHIRTS Constantly
- on hand, and receiving every week, by Ex-
press The finest lot of Shirts ever offered for sale
in Richmond, at SILAS MERCHANTS,
April l6 100 Main street.
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CHILDREN'S SHOES.
p,n.t,Gl Cnlorc


Beautiful Colors.
WE have juss received splendid lot OF chill
w drens Shoes, consisting of Bronze Bus
slns. Bronze ANGLE Ties, cream colored Buskins,
Mack morocco Boots, black morocco ANGLE Ties
our stock OF Shoes is now very beautiful and
good. We invite all in want, TO call and look for
themselves. We will sell as low as any house in
The city for the quality.
Anil Is PUTNEY & WATTS.
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P. SIN connexion with the above Rules, !
take this occasion to notify all parties concerned,
ofthe necessity Of paying the postage on all letters
enclosing copies OF bonds and process, without
which they are not taken from the pos: Office
and would also respectfully ask The Clerks TO
endorse on the copies of bonds, the residence Of
The parties and their securities.
April lS-clt J. ALLEN, Z. Z.
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PASSAGE TO NORFOLK-DAILY LINE.
/, - b The steamboat JEWESS, Capt.
S5ssSf;iz .SUrroN, will commence herregular
run in James River, in connection with The Curtis
Peck, on Saturday morning next l9th); leaving
the wharf at Rockets, at six o'clock precisely
touching at all the intermediate landings on The
river-and meet the Baltimore Boat by o'clock,
p NJ Passage and fare 81, Freight taken al
low rates. HASklNS q Llbb1.
Anrii l7-2
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Bulletin, THURSDAY l7M Awil-I2 O'Clock.
TINE following new Works received so hours
i in advance Of any Express in the country
Pr, f6,e Uo,J. NIL
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A MOTHER ARRIVAL OF SPRING
II CLOTHING.-Just received per Schr.
Lynchburg, two cases seasonable GOODS, which
will be disposed ofat very low prices, at
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SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES AT
PRINCE EDWARD COURT HOUSE.

Richmond, March %, ls45-ciOw
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HOyt,s Lottery Office,

w. P. TURPlN'S OFFICE.
April 1s No. l0i., East Main street.
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LADIES.

ure Beautiful Shoes t'r ne Laa'1s.
a i.siss hin sole figured Bnskins ladies' thin
- - a ssss BussinS ladies' black silk Baskins.
w as srcr silk Buskns, ladies' splendid silk
sa,s soa, deren, colorS, ladies beautiful En-
,''sb KID slippers ladies fine dress kid morocco
s sn rs Oar stock OF Shoes will be found, on
sry1 10 be me hesI, handsomest and
. .tssnesr in this civ We are receiving new and
ss,uil,u Shoes every WEEK.
April IS ~ NEl y !" = ::
n0YT's OFFICE.-The tide of Fortune
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TO FARMERS.
+ AM now prepared 10 make Hussey's Patent
l. Reaper; tho,e in want can be supplied by
leaving their orders at my old stand, first cross
street above the Banks. THOS. SPENCER.
April l2-c3t
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WORMS KILLS THOUSANDS.

NHlLDREN a,e most subject to them bu, re,
~ sons OF ailuges are liable to be afflicted wit
'nenl' Bad BREATH palencss about the lips nushe,
cheeEs' picking at the nose, wasting Oway !eaanes
pain In the bowels, jOnts or limbs, disturbed slec,
ghIiul dreams, moaning and sometimes Of vor
icious appetite, are among the symptoms Of worm
'Hany arc doc,oTed for months, for some other i'm,
igtnary disease, when one box Of Shernar's Wo,n
'.3fcnges would effect u cure y. Ryan, corne
d FHace street and the Buwey, cured man u
worms thai was reduced u skeleton, and by onl,
'H' box OF Shernan'a Lozenges teis now az Ia
= IN Alderman. Th Hon. 3. r. Beardsley
los saved tho life Of ON "f his children by thcn
He saIe OF over 5000 900 OF borel has fully .rat
d chem they nie the only nialhble worm Dc.
'roylns medicine krcwn. Wha. family will ls
Althou, them1
Consumption, ,Coushs, ,Colds, Whooping Cough.
ANnn'a' anc all efectiuns Of the lungs, willGnd u
AeaN!ns value in sharman's Cough Lo.enses. The,
saved the Rev, Richard De Forest; the Rev. ,ir
oUee'er, Jonathan Howarth, Esq. aud that aoah,
''' nero, Leonard RogHS from the consump,iye'.
gave. hey cured in one day the Rev. Mr. Dun.
Haf, the Rev. Mr.. Handbook; Wm. II. Atnee Fs.
Vi d'3tessing coughs They are the pleasan.e.
s-uSh medicine and cure the sooaes. ofsny k.ovu
remedy.
Headache sea-eekness and popitftiou relieved o.
E'oa' nVs 10 ten minutes by Shefnsu's Ck,uthVI
iHrenBes Persons attending crowded cor. il
"e'i"ng VII ind them 10 iapart buoyoncv u
.PNNS ana rene" their energies. Those sLllfliur
Nonl looiiee living will hnd few Of Gie loLerset
TO dIspe! the horlots and lownesa Of spirits. AI-.
Ara'h, Of the Sunday Mercury, has repeatedly cur
"a himself OF sevhe headache by them tap,sin
"Ha1%ick, Of the packet ship Wellington. haa vii.
messed they efficacy in great many cuses Of $50.
sickness. They operate like charm ut0n the
,gHaleI OF shsltercd nerves, rs Sherman'u Poor
VANS Plaster dotS npon rheumatism, lumba=o,
'a'h or weakness in the aide, tsck, breast. or suN
part OF tho body. Mr. II, q. Degrees, 81 Aan
'lrcoG Henry L GouIdirg; 35t Chatham
'uepi Moses J lIen,iqucs ESQ. aud q
multitude Of "ihers have expeflrured ,ht
wonderful tA~cs u M.~,r r'astcr,
TrI'c "N.o l2! c4...-. CauDon is rcccSs,ry
o t., 'nat you get the genuine Shprmau'
,"z~ngrs snd PIaHet-, as lhrtc art m,r,
Nor'hess ar'Itlcs attempted to be panrd
~ 10 place OF thcm, bv those who woulG
rife "''i' SoU, Me Coz ,hrIiirg.
d. ShermanS warehouse i. ST IOG Nas
sau S'reel.--For sale by
john K. Moyer-- BIoomsburg
WIN l. Waller & co - Berwick
Low o. lhompsou-Lime Ridge
j.. d }. OrangeyiIe
NJ &. Buck Horn
J." d A l. Bisel--Jerseytown
DER q M'Brde--.M hile Hall
John Moore DanvIlc.
Stephen Ba'dy, Ctltauissa
Jan. 4-!e15-37. ON.
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,5EREIi&sTE SALES.

By virtue Of sundry wris Of evsrl rarias
70 me directed, will be exposed 4, public
sale at the Court House in nanyl.lc, on
Monday the 2ls' Of April, lS45 aIl2o'
clock, noon, the following described pr, per
iy, to VII:
M thu! ceriUin ant Int or piece qf
lnd situated in Mahnning township. G."
umbia county. and in The plot Of salI ou
lots, numbered i've beginning At post.
corner Of 10, number four, nn~ OF John
Deem, thence north lhirv SIX degrees ives
twenty two and II ne cnths perches To
post; thence By an alley nOrth fifty eigh
degrees east, twenty perrhes to post
corner Of lot number SIX, Of James Lough
head; theGce south thirty four degrees east
lwentytvO and nine scr,hs perches 10 a poe
thence by lots number three aud TIVE, nov
ol William Donaldson aud the said rhoma.
" oodsidss. south ffly eight degrees wesi
twenty eight perches TO tho place Of brgIn
ming. containing fou' acres be The SAINT
more or less.
Seiztd, taken in execution and 10 be solJ
as The properly OF Thomas WoojOde
IsAx OEss. JAy.T
1E2I:!,', Cr5:-s O..3.Ls
March lo-I9s5.
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sSe, 0, Il shall be the duty Of every Judge, in
'Pector and clerk conducting tho election author
ied to be hodby virtue Of this act, to take n addi
'n to The oath or affirmation be Is now required b
aw to takel an oath OF affirmation that ho viii
honestly anu faithfully comply in every respect
With the provisions aud requirements OF this act.
SIC TO- II shall bs lhe duty Of the re
urn Judges Of said county, al the time and
place OF their meeting 10 east Up all the
'o'es received in the different election dis
'ricls on ;he question of The Removal oI III,
seat oil justice aforesaid, and shall make uu,
'wo certificates showing tho result, one ut
which shall be filed 10 The office of the cltlk
OF the court Of quarter sessions and the orhr,
in the Office Of he Commissioners nr sara
county of Columbia.
SEC II. II shall be the duty Of ,tr Not,
ID Of The said county Of Columhi,. ,n rsus,
'als act TO be published in At I,.Si three
newspapers published IN said county: COR d
least once IN every week for sixly days IN.
medlaely preceding the next general rlec
'Ion' and shall on The day Of the election
cause at least two printed copies, one oiI
which shall BE- in the German language, of
said ac. 10 be posted in handbil form, IN III
nos' public place nearest the election puII
II every election district in SAID county and
he reasonable expense Of such publication
'hail be PAID hy the said county Of CoIum
Ola by orders drawn in the usual way.
SEC ~ So much Of The existing law.
'l this Commonwealth rs are altered ol
'uppled by this url. he sud Tie same gr,
hereby rsPesed; and also lhe act Of Assem-
ply passed i8,h June lS38 enUtvd AT AZ
ea'lng TO the lien Of Mechanics ahd Others
'Pon buildings, is hereby repealed 80 Ear
relates to The buildings to be erected il
pursuance Of this nc,
Approved Of and signed by ,heGoveroor
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A SINGULAR DEVELOPMENT.

A mos, extraordinary affair has occurred
a, Footing England person who had
h,sd in that place more Than half century,
u,Iof the time as cook to n lady, and
righ, years wife Of the parish cleIk,
died at the age Of 3d. Il was discovered
10 be man. lie had regularly patMken
the sacrament and was rehgiously buried
as Sister Ann Weloh Many parties wish
ed TO keep the matter secret but wo
man named Fletcher who was at the laying
ou, had sworn 10 the body beirg that Of a
man, and it would be dIsnlened according
To law,
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A POCKET BOOK
LOST.

About two weeks ago between Blooms
burg and Northumberland, large leather
POCKET ROOK.
obtaining prorosorv Notes to the snoun
If about two hundred dollars and other pa
pers Of no VaOc TO any person but The own
ar. The fndar viii be ibpraIIy rewarded
W handing il TO the subscriber, or giving
rlm information where ii may he bad.
ROBERT G. HENRY
B oonlsburg. Mnrch ID, ia45.
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D,,,olu,ion OF Partnership.

NOTICE is hereby given tia, the Part
nership, heretofore existing between 'he
subscribers, under the The firm Of Eyer O.
Henev. is This day dissolved BY mutual
consent, and the Books aud accounts may
be found with Charles lledey, a. the OLD
surd who is a ..huriz d 10 seul sl ctouo s
ol The irm. and will be happy 10 wait Oh
their friends in settling the same 1hos'
having accounts Of long standing are Par'c
ulsrly requested 10 call.
JACOB EYER
CHARLES llEFLEY
Bloomsbury, March 1855.
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LaG llIlANIAlho

MARRIED. A, S.. Philips Church
PhilodeIphia, on The lSlh inst, by the
Rev. Mr. NelvlIe DR.. Thomas DRAKE
of Wilkesbsrre, to Miss ANNA k. BAR
TON, Of the ioimer place.
On Tuesday 25'h Of March, by the
Rev. Charles Wilmer, Mr.. ELIJAH
MILLER, of Mon,our inwnship,to to Mas
SARAH CLAYwGLL, of Catawlsss lowo.
ship, Col, co.
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7RAPERS JURCRE-JQa 1916

B'oom--EI Criyeling
Brercreek-- William McNIichael N. w.
J zen l,IlF. Davis Frederick Necey
Csuawawiasa---Jesse Monroe John Kit
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Dcrry-Nesl Mccoy John DIee Jacob
3eidIe Peter Shulrz
franklin John Low John Mcnch George
Wears
lemlock- Robert Moore.
Limestone Stephen Ballet Samuel
CsIdweII Philip Runyan John Flood.
MahOning-Wlliam Schuyler Cornelius
Cornelison
Msdlson-Thomas Barber Jacob Dcmot
jacob Dreizel pce John Kelnpr
Mt. PIeaeant-JOhu II Vandersce,
William Kelley
Orange e-Abner Wesch
kosrIugcreek- Daniel Lprsu sabasUne
Hover Nathan Drieabach Solomon Feuer
man
s"eeaE,oaf- Samuel Roam Berjamin
Coz
yslley-JacO SiIIc, Andrew ChiIds
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-03-29
Estale II Christian II. Byobst

THE Creditors of Christian A Brobst.
re hereby notified that The undtrs gnpd ap
pointed an Auditor 10 distribute the funds
IN 'he hands Of James pIessarls, Esq. ad
mInlsIrsIor Of Ezra y. llayhursl, deceased.
who was one oI the Assguees Of Christian
A Brobs;, among the creditors of said
Christian, sIlenI! al the house o(Chsr!es
Hartman, in Calla issa, on Thursday, ;hr
80 day OF April next, at 10 O'Clock of said
day, To perform lhe duties Of his sppoint
menl' where all parties interested IN The
said estate are hereby notified TO attend.
J. G. MONTGOMERY. I
Februaro 7, 1916. 3,43