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LIST OF CAUSES.

EOR trial in the Court of Common Pleas Of Nor.
thumherland County, at January Tenn, ls46,
commencing the frs, Monday, being the 5th.
Seitainger, slienee Of
Carver W John Carver ct al
Prentice for Wech vs. joseph Keefer
William Fsrow vs. Abraham KIsss
George T,eibrch vs. Henry Masser
Jamisou Harvey vs. John Sbriner
Abner Mcndenhall vs. Susan Wilhelm, &c.
Com'th Of Penn'a. for
Francis McCov, vs. Felix Msurer ct al
VIM H Brown & CO VS. John b Boyd
StrawbrIge e. Borden vs. Same
Holmes, Sturgeon g. cows Same
Hugh Belas. Esq vs. Henry Donnel ct al
Charles Halls ex'rs vs. William Wilson's err
Goblin & Billington's assignees vs. Edward Goblin
Same VS. Charles Goblin
Jacob Pefsing W Zimmerman. Savidge d CO
X u Foidsman vs. BENJAMIN Fordsman
William Simen,on vs. John Shipman
Charles II Frick vs. William Frick
John Hendcrsons heirs VS. r;reenough & Shpman
John Lieb vs. Thomas Allen
Gilbert Berlieu VS. VIM r Jones
James Ross VS. Jacob n Rhoads
VIM l. Heinemsn vs. Hartman II KoGble
Philips. IN. OF Lowry & Gill vs. Dodge & Bsfret
Francis Balls admir- vs. Daniel NJ. Sechler
Abraham Terwilliger VS. Robins & Newhefry
John p Summers vs. Derr & McWillistns
John McCloughan's admir- Va Charles Merrick
Yoxtheimer & Dawson VS. N l. Price
John A Lloyd '" VIM f Mcdonald
John Knorr VS. VIM Montgomery
Jnhn Kane & wife vs. John Neidig & wife
Z Greenough vs. John Cooper ct al
VIM E Mcdonald VS. John A Lloyd.
Jonathan Adams VS. Abraham Strauh.
JOHN FARNSW ORTIZ.
Prothono,nry's office. Profh'y
Sunbury. Dec 18th. ls45.
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FIVE STRAY SHEEP.

CAME TO the premises Of The subscriber,
" at the Point, about six weeks since, five
stray sheep. The owner is requested to come for
ward. prove property, pay charges and take them
away, BENJAMIN HENDRlCkS.
Sunburv. Dec. @. ls4b.-3t
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AIR TIGHT STOVES.
The best in tie World for CLEANLINESS, Comfort
and Economy.
u N II
e. J. II Y n ID A l. f,

No. 81 Souru SECOND Sr., PHILADELPHIA
LAS now on hand a large assortment Of ORR'S
l. Celebrsted Patent AIR TIGHT STOVES.
to which he would call the attention of every true
lover of comfort and economy, for which qualities
they cannot he equalled by any Stove in the world,
They are light Stove, and can be conveniently
carried to any distance, and being constructed for
the Of wood they ere particularly adap'sd TO
sick room.
Many thousands Of this Stove being now In use.
their good qualities are too well Known TO need
putting
Mr. TYSpALE is the first authorized svent ii
Philadelphia, and has been making them constant
" for the last five or six years. There can be
fear Of not getting the genuine Stove OF him, and
they are sll warranted 10 give entire satsfsclirn
No Air Tigh, Stoves are genuine, without brass
plate with the Inventors name and date of the
Patent.
He has also on hand a large assortment Of Cook
Stoves, RADIAToRs, and oil kinds Of Fancy Coal
Stoves, at the Old Establishment, No. ~ South
Second above Walnut street
Phadephia, Nov. |, lS45.-2m
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S249 O7

BY aggregate amount Of eIonerations In
Duplicate, 81 525
by cash paid Ann Moore, for 2i weeks
boarding Martha Moore.a pauper on said
Borough, rs per receipt, 81 rs
By cash paid George Bright, for clo-
thing for said Martha. as per bill, 0 s4i
BY cash paid Henry Pe'ery for ma.
king do, as per receipt. 2 SO
BY expenses in going TO and 6Am
New Berlin. on business in rcla.
ton to said Marha's residence, 90
BY expenses incurred in conveying
said Martha to the Penn'a Ho-pi.
tai, including SO for their services, 81 35
BY cash paid VIM. q. Malin, stew
ard of the Penn'a Hospital. for l3
We ks board Of said Marlha. at
So 50 per week, including 81 SO
for articles destroyed. so 90
loo 441
BY cash paid George Young. for auditing
Overseers' account for 43-44, 90
by cash paid George Weiser, per orders
from former Overseers. 10 U"
BY cash paid Dr. d. T.. Titles. for medical
attendance, &c, for ls43, ss per receipt. 20 90
BY cash paid Daniel Henninerr. fr board
ing Elizabeth Warren. P,uper ON said
Borough. as per receipt, 10 "a
By cash paid E. Y. Bright for making put
Duplicate, Ms per receipt a
BY cash paid Daniel Druckemiller, for
shoes. rs per receipt, c5
BY cash paid John Bloom. as per receipt. 3T1
BY cash pa d Samuel Thompson and Tho
mas Robins late Poor Ove,seers, FL II
BY cash paid DR.. ID. +. Trites, March IS,
49, 10 iuil for medical attendance, as
per receipt. 20 90
BY cash paid Jacob Bright. for house rent
for Catherine Ki-hi, 90
Rv h Lab, e.
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ID L r. ID .

On Thursday morning last, Mr.. CORiELl
MOORE, of this place, aged about 2yesrs.
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Z. = S = M = ?.
] d II n Il. ST RYK Err,

y y IT n II. > I II n Il IL
Of The h1fe .frs's cf Nsmkirk 4 Nryker, and
Siryker u pogue,
las resumed the Wholesale Dry Goods Busi,
L ness, and now offers for sale, at Nos. l2 and
"a Bank street, Philadelphia. adjoining Myers.
Cla,hom & Cos Auction Store, No. rs Market
street, general sssor,men, Of Dry Goods, chiefly
purchased al auction, al a very small advance for
cash, or city sccep'ances.
Believing ,hs, his long experience in purchasing
will enable him to sell his Goods at the lowest Mar
ket picrs, he invites his old friends, and others
wishing to buy, TO favor him with call.
PhilNleIpha, Nov. l. lS45.--6m
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LIST OF JURORS
OF Northumberland County. for Jan. Term.
" A. ID. 1916.

LIST OF JURORS
OF Northumberland County. for Jan. Term.
" A. ID. ls46.
Grand Jurors.
Tiirb,t. Robert Hayes.
Leris-Carr Russell, Samuel Smith.
Dela,care james Beard. Jacob Bauch.
MiHon.--Ma,ihew Bennett.
ChtiEsquaque John Snyder.
Northun,6errund-D NJ. Steedman. John Hum.
mel
Sunbury.---W William Krieghmaum, Felix Mau.
rer, Francis Buchcr.
Augusta Wesley Clark,
hamokin.-Jacoh Swank, snr.. Jacob Persng,
John Fisher, Thomas Hoover Reuben Snyder.
Rush-Ssmurl Johnson, Charles Kase.
Coal George Armstrong. snr.
Upper Mahmioy-Samuel Ressler, snr, Tobias
Shelley.
Jackson-John F. gely, jr.
Traverse Jurors.
Turbut.-John Guffy, jr., David EngsI.
Leuis-Joseph Hughes, Jams Tweed, Danie
H. Limcbach,
Deta,care--Thomas Hammer, John M'Kinney
James Beard. Gcorge Hiule, Daniel Frymire,
Mhon.-A. s. Shspin. Jacob Haurz. John kohr
Samuel Ayres, Joseph Bound.
ChiNisqudque, - James Cummings, Michae
Fo liner, Georgr Haas. John G'tfen.
Poinf-Jacob Rodenbach, Thomas Mcmahon
Brock Eplev.
Northumberland. - Peter Henselman, John
Frick.
.S.nbury. Geo. W. Kiehl Geo. Weiser. Esq.
Augusta Bettieyon, George Bss,ian
Samuel Kelley, John Eckman, Peter Kolp, James
Reeder, Thomas Snyder, Martin Gass.
Sahmokin. Leonard Rotherme, Adam Gilger
Coal.-Paul zimmerman.
Upper Mahonoy.-Phil'p Runkel. Bcneval Hol'
shoe, Peter Drosius, jr., Thomas Peter.
Loper Mahonoy--George Phillips. John Bro
sius. Jacob Spatz, Fiorian Dreier
Jackson-G George Reed, Esq, Jacob d. Hof
man. Michael Tteon.
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THE POOR OvERsEERs.

SAMUEL TauMPseN and GkoReE BRIeur, Over
seers Of the Poor Of the Borough of Sunbury, in
account current with said Borough, for the year
commencing in March, 1874, md ending in
March, lS45.
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In the Court Of Common Pleas

For Northumberland County, Pennsyiuania.--No
5. January Term 1894.
Casper Adams, j.. and Frederick Adams,
John Adams, Peter Adams, Samuel Adams, Jacob
Trayer. Catherine Fox. William Liebrick and
Elizabeth his wife. Peter S,rasser and Magdalens
his wife, Samuel Started and Susannah his wife
and Eleno, Adams.
hN motion of w. J. Gsenourh, conrt grant a
~ rule on the parties interested, to appear by
the first day of next term and show cause why the
land of Casper Adams, decd, should not be taken
at the apprai.emen, by the heirs entitled TO the
same, or he sold.
Extracted from the Record. and certified Nov
Sd, lsi5. SAMUEL ID. JORDAN.
Nov. Is, lS45.-6t Prothv
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Watches, ycWeIry. &C, &c.

WatChtS, ScWeIry, NC> &c.
TIME subscriber offers for sale. at the lowest pri>
i ces, a large and general assortment of Gold
and Silver Lever, Lepine and Other kinds OF
Wa'ches; Jew-lry, Silver Ware, Ebony and Gin
Man,h C',cks. aud Musical Boxes playing from
,wo 10 TN tunes; Benedict Il Baney's Diamond
Pointed Gold Pens; Matchmaker Tools. Files
aud MaeraIs
Orders from the country are solicited, and will
be carefully attended to. JOHN &. FARR,
he Ch,snut st., PhiIsdelphia.
Nov l. lSi5-4m
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sHk0ODS2@ E0kI
TExICO g. MEXAS!


TExICO & MExAS!
"rI1E CRY Is--sTILL THEY COME"
OOME WHERE! Why where do you sup
Y pose hut to the Cheap Store Of Henry Masser,
in Market street, Sunhurv. And FOR what purpose
do YOU think they come, Why TO huv cheap, 10
he sure and save a, rast 20 per cent. They ,cont
do nothin' else" because it is a we'll known fac,
that at
HENRY MASSERS STORE
the very best articles are sold at the very lowest
prices, Now come. one and all tut DON'T ali come
a, once, and JUDGE FOR YOURSELVES!
Where YOU will find Splendid Assortment Of
Fail and Winter Dry Goods,
lust received, among which the following Su.
perIine French Broadrlo,h: Wes, of England do;
Heavy Beaver do frs, rate article fu Ovecoa,s,
and a great variety Of VOL DYED. Black and Fan.
cy Cassimeres. Sstines. Moussrln.d'. .lainr%. Rep,
de.laiues, Cashmeres. Aiparcas, &C.. &c. Also. a
beautiful assortment of Calicoes of the latest styles
snd patterns, which viii be sold cheaper than ever
also, Woolen and other Shawis IN great variety.
from 40 cts to $40; a general assortment ii Ho-
sierv, Glnves, Suspenders Mius, &c, &c; a large
assortment Of Women's. Men's and Misses Gum
Shoes which will he sold cheaper Than ever before
ofrr;ed.
He has likewise, in addition to the above stock,
an extensive assortment Of Queens,carr, Har6,rnre.
Saddiery and Grocsries,--Sugar from !" 10. IL!
and l6 cts. per III Good Coffee at 10, Very Brsl
At l2t. Also. Nails; Spikes; Iron; Sanderson's hes,
Cast Stesl English. American and Sweed Blister
do.-in short every thing that is usually kept in
Country Store, all of which will be sold al very
reduced prices.
or Country Produce Of all kinds taken in ex.
change for Goods.
Sunhuiy. Nov. ed, ls4s.
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JOSEPH w. JONES,

JVST.V III w JVNESI
No. Is North an street. fs,r door. ubore Market
street.
PfiiLADEL PiIA,
HAS constantly on hand very large sssort.
L ment Of Looking Glasses, Baskets. Cedar Ware
and Fancy Goods which will be sold wholesale a,
the verv lowest prices,
N, b looking Glasses insured to any pan Of
The country, without change.
Nov lS5b -Bm
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To Purchasers Of
D r Y G. 90 D S. Z.

TIME subscriber No. l2i Pearl street, New
Il York. having .sishli.hed Branch at No. %!
South Second ST., Philadelphia, Is now opening
and will he constantly receiving from The New
York Auctions an exten sive assortment OF
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UH.

To whole amount Of Duplicate, sllo 80
To amount received from the estate Of G.
g. DonneI, Esq, 20 0t
To order on present Overseers for balance
due, SO 6s
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FANCY & sTArLE DRY GOODS.

which viii la sold al the loves, New York pItcs
al wholesale and Rrisil. Among his stock will he
found good asscrtmen. Of the following artlcles'
Iaccona,s, Plaid Hair Coud, Lace, Stripe. Book.
Swiss and 1arla,an Muslns. Bishop and Linen
Lswns, Fancy Cap Nets, Fancy and Ball Dresses,
Thread Lares, Application Do, rich Black Silk
Trimming hace, Irish Linens, Linen Cambrics,
linen Camhric Hdkfs. Curtain Ftinses, cashmere
TEros,e. Mouselhe de l.aine. Silk and Cotton
Warp Alpaccss. Queens Cloth, Gala Pla'ds,
French Merinos, Black silks, Gloves, Silk Hose,
shawl., Crsvs,s, Ribbons. Embroideriss, &C. &c.
County Merchants and Others visiting Phlladel,
phia or New York to purchase, are respectfully In.
vited 10 call and examine the stocks.
Nov. |, ls45.-ly u. n. MOORE.
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.Ay SNGJ JG8AJS9
FOR SALE
VVNHE subscriber offers for sale an Eight HORSE
L Power Engine, complete in all its parts. Ap-
ply at Rnth's tavern, 90 miles from Sunhury, on
the turnpike road leading To PotsvilIe.
ALBERT G. BRADFORD.
Nov. 20, lS45.-
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HENRY MASSERS STORE

the very best articles sold at the very lowest
prices. Now come. one and all; hut DON'T al come
at once, and JUDGE FOR YOURSELVES!
Where YOU will find Splendid Assortment o.
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Sunburv. Dec s, lS45.--5t Regis,
Liberty advocate., 1845-07-26

strictly according 10 the directions accom-
Pany'ng them. One box Of these Pills il
generally sufficient to cure two common
cases OF Chils and Fever. Judging from
these facts, the Proprietor has the mosu
satisfactory reasons for supposiDg that
upwards OF one hundred thousand persons
nave been restored from sickness 10 health
oy using this important medicine, aud
that, TOO, in the brie: space of twelve
months. Indeed, no language can de-
scribe, no tongue can express, and no
pen can portray the vast amount of sick
ness and suffering which these Pills have
'elleved, and the JOY aud gratitude of
hose who have been restored to health
" using them.
Liberty advocate., 1845-07-26
NO CURE-NO PAY!
u NlgElM0EwERHalRa- MEmg-5s u ana
ll:Msa VI
VEG ssIE b j 7 Ss3g5

vi all the remedies ever discovered
ior the cafe, certain, and effectual cure
OF the Aeue anG Fever, or Chills and
Fever, none have more merired and re-
celved the appreciation OF the public
than these Pills. Upwards of Eighty
thousand Boxes have been sold in only
SIX States, within the last twelve months
and over twenty thousand OF these in the
state OF Alabama alone. The Proprietor
has never known single instance where
those pills have failed 10 cure the Chills
and Fever, where they have been used
Liberty advocate., 1845-07-26
TIES TIM oNIALs.

Livingston, Ala, July /, 1913.
DR.. &. +. Hull: Dear Sir-Tbe l44
boxes OF your Fever and Ague Pills left
with US last July, were sold out in few
months, and frequen, calls were made for
more which we could not supply, and we
would add as a testimony in their favor,
that SO far as our knowledge extends,
they invariably answered the purpose
'ully for which they are designed. We
nave also sold about two hundred and
lity boxes oil your Cough and Worm Lo,
zenges, and they are highly approved
Respectfully, yours,
R. +. HOUSTON & co.
Liberty advocate., 1845-07-26
PROSPECTUS
OF THE
Southwestern Farmer.--Vol. q.
improved Series.
M. w. PHILIPS & N. G. NORTH, Editors,

NJ. W. PHILIPS & ". G. NORTH, Editors
Nor despairing of ultimate success II
my cherished object--the permanent es
adjustment of an agricultural Jouraa
&r this section of the Union--I now pro
pose to this community, which is emphat.
Ically an agricultural one, a plan for ex.
tending the circulation, improving the
Istyle and increasing The efficiency, OF
|" The Soulh-W estern Farmer
This journal has now existed nearly
three years--merely existed; for it has
not 1ourished. Like some ill-tended but
hardy plant, which barely keeps alive du-
rlng long continued drought, it has nei-
lher delighted the multitude with its Wig
orous growth, nor cheered the owner with
Its profitable fruits. A few indulgent
friends, scattered sparsely over this and
The adjoining states, have charitably borne
with It's many impe riections. For the
hrst two years 1t was published in book
form, quarto size; but, on entering upon
the present volume, for many reasons
which seemed imperative to me at the
time, It assumed the common newspaper
Or folio form.
1t is the wish Of most of its readers, las
am now we'll satisfied } and it is my own
ieslre and purpose, that it again revert to
nc book form. Accordingly, | propose,
"itn the CO operation of the public, toll
'lace the "Farmer,n at the beginning of
he forth volume, in such form that the
'ody Of the work will he divested Of adj
ertlsements, and in pages of such con.
enlent size as 10 be easily handled, filed :
nd bound.
Liberty advocate., 1845-07-26
TRUSTEES SALE.

DY virtue OF Deed Of Trus, mad,
ID to me by Minor N. Whitney on ,ht
I'd day of NoSember, in the year 1870
and recorded in The Office OF the Proba,s
Clerk Of Amle county, Mississippi, in
Book FIVE, Page five hundred and thirty,
] will sci at public auction, at the door OF
the Cours House OF said county,
On tho Fourth Monday Of July nest,
for cash, one mulatto woman slave.
named America, and her child Hannah.
AIso,-one negro woman slave named
Betty.
Selling as Trustee ! shall convey such
title as is vested in me by said deed
which title is belived to be good.
+. NJ. DAVIS, Trustee.
January {, ls45. 44m6
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Prospectus OF THE
STAR OF TEMPERANC

STAR OF TEMPERANCE
II A WEEKLY family newspaper, de
i IN voted to the promotion Of TEMPE
8ANcE, EDUCATION, LITERATURE, AeRrcvI
TuRE, and institutions Of improvement
generally, in New Orleans, Louisian,
and the South. West, is published in thi
city, (NeW Orleans at the low price O
two dollars and fifty ce nts per annum. in
vanably in advance; printed in quart,
lorm, on hne paper and clear type.
Ihe Time has arrived when such pa
per Is lmPeriously demanded by the pc
cullar exigencies Of reform and improve.
ment in the Southwest, and NE are de.
iermlned to make bold and vigorous er
tort ts NEE. the demand.
The paper will advocate, with modera.
tion and lberality, but with firmness and
decision, the pure and lofty principles of
Total abstinence from all intoxicating
drinks, in health; a complete and
radical reform in our system OF Educa.
ton, or rather, it will urge the establish
ment OF thorough one in the Library
and Agricultural Societies, and all enter.
prlses, public or private, calculated 10 el.
evate, enlighten and stimulate the great
mass OF mind throughout our section of
country--a section than which, there il
none richer or more advantageously and
situated for the deyelope.
nens oil lts wealth, on the face OF the
,lobe.
1t will labor to kinde a love for the re-.
med, the useful; and neither pains nor
Expense will be spared to render i, ALL
hat the friends of the cause, in which i,
embarked, could desire; alike Tho ad
ocaLe OF great and practical principles
Temperance, Morals, and Improve
'eht, and the social and attractive com.
anon OF the Parlor and family circle.-I
IN the one hand it will avoid the dsstrur-
we Charybdls Of being confined exclu.
,Vely TO one subject, and the fatal Scylla
attempting to grasp eeery thing on the
ther.
Whilst drawing, whenever it mavj
INK proper, upon the exhaustless and
nnobllng principles Of Christiani.v-as
zen, 1t will carefully shun sectarian re.
g,ons, as we'll aspar,y politics.
With this exposition Of the course we
TEND to pursue, the appeal to the friends
the cause is made.
STEVENS L. ARMS. Ii
New Orleans, Feb, ls45, A
Liberty advocate., 1845-07-26
WILLIAM MARTIN.
March go, 1S45.
FINAL SETTLEMENT

"A I the mex. June Term, l845, O
A The Probate Court Of Amite coun.
y Mississippi the undersigned, executor
OF the estate Of William ri. Drenrar
deceased, will present his account for
hnal settlement and allowance, and re-.
llnnquish his letters of Executorshin.-
when al persons interested can attend #
hey think proper.
ROWLAND WILKINSON,
u 49, Executor
- 1850 9w3
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May 8, ls45.

NOTICE.
ETTERS Of Administration having
A been granted to the undersigned 90
the estate Of Harvey NJ. Law d..
ceased, g at the April Term, ls45, Of The
PROBATE Court Of Amite countv.--all
persons having claims against said estate
are required TO present them duly al.
.hentIcated within the time prescribed
oy law or they will bs forever barred
ana those indebted to the same are re
lu'rsd to make immediate payment.
JUSTUS HURD,
A. Administrator.
Uy - 1880 Sw6
Liberty advocate., 1845-07-26
NOTICE.

NOTICE,
ETTERs Testamentary having been
granted TO the undersigned at the
March Term, l845, of the Probate Cour,
OF Amte county, on the estate of Alex.
anoer Martin deceased-All persons in.
aested TO said estate are required to make
immediate payment, and those having
claims against the same will present
them, duly authentica ted within the time
prescribed by law or they will bs forever
barred.
WILLIAM MARTIN,
), Executor.
iN0ICfl ISS 1870 lac
Liberty advocate., 1845-07-26

hose to whom this Prospectus is sent are
earnestly requested to act in the matter At q,
out II they cannot, they will please hand il owe,
10 some suitable person, TO act as agent.
Publishers of papers, giving all the foregono
matter three insertions, shall be euti,led IN .
permanent exchange, commencing with the
fourth volume ''0
NJ &. NORTH, Proprietor and Editor
Raymond, Miss, Nov. /, 1874.
Liberty advocate., 1845-07-26

"Proes all things, and hold fast to thai
io1ich is GOOD"
Liberty advocate., 1845-07-26
Apri! 5, 1845.
TAILORING.

TAILORING.
Nd SINCLAIR respectfully inlO'I 4
10. his friends and the public iaal ~. !
has opened a shop in Liberty, for .n0pS ;ps.,
pose Of carrying on the above Ous,D sa Il
in all its various branches, and no2o:,
strict attention Of business to n.y." ~,
share Of public patronage. Hl' ~
are reasonable. x
January II, i845, -