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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-04
CITY OFFlCERS FOR 1915.
MAYoR-C EO DULTY

CITY OFFiCERS FOR 1915.
MAYoR-CEO DULTY.
Couaeilmea:
Cierk-JAMEs S. WHEAT
.Se,gean,- JoHN MuRRAr.
HAu,f -nas'er--R. HAMILTON
Thos Hughes, Matthew Ml,are, w p Wilson.
w w Shfiver, A S Todd, S Brady,
b F Sanborn, Geo Mcpdell, OW Hciskell,
M Nelson, = Gosn, VIM PomphIsy
STANDING COMMITTEES OF The
w COUNCIL.
On Ordinanees-MessIs Nelson, Brady and
Wheat
On Finances -Messrs Hughes, Brady and
Lamb.
On Aeeounts-M essrs Shriver, Sanboln and
Kelley.
On Streets and Auies-MesSrs Todd, Viii.
son, MenGell, Amick and Kelley.
On Wafer Vorks-Messis Sanborn, M'LuIe,
Todd, Coen and Roberts
On Market House -Mess-s Heiskell, Pun
phrey and Coen.
On Coal Banks essrs Ainick, Wi son, Re.
bcrts and Superintendent of Water Works.
On WhafreS-Shriv.r, Hughes and Amick
On Fire Department. Messrs Tod1, M'Lure,
Sanborn, Pumphfey and Roberts.
:. On Pstfions-Messrs Nelson, Lamb and
Sanborn.
On Saiaries-Messis Kelley, M'Lure, Shrl-
vcr, Brady and Nelson.
NORTH WESTERN BANK OF va.
NAM STREET WHEELING.
CAPITAL $40 600.
President, ARCH, WOODS,
LIST, Cashier.
DircCiors:
A Woods, w w Snriver. A Woods,
K Pollock, Thos PAUL. Geo w Thomson
N McNsughten, w Mitchell, Thvs Johnston
"kSoHANoHfs' 4 AMN EaHSs,os' BANK
Capital $500 OOO
~ JOSEPH CALDWELL, Pre-. ideEt.
SoB!EsKi PRADY, Cashier
Directors
Caldwell. w Il Selby, Jas Baker,
Woons Patterson, w Gill,
SAYINGS INSTITUTION,
OFFICE MnvSr.
THOMAS HUGHES, President.
Directors:
M Nelson, A Paxton, A Rogers,
"A Filcsner, II Morrison, Clumbac keI
"A N Johnston, Samr Mcclellan,
ROOT Mccoy. Treasurer.
WESTERN INSURANCE co.
OErlc E Main ST.
THOS HUGHES, Prcsdcpt.
Direetora
NJ Nelson, A Paxlon, a N Johnston
JCrumba:!'er. j n Baker, Baker,
John Knote. w r Peterson,
RoBr Mccoy, Secretary.
WHEELING FIRE s. MAPINE INSUR.
ANCE COMPANY
OFFICE MAIN ST., BELOW NJ NROE.
SAMUEL NEIL. President.
DUeCtOTs:
Brady, Rubl CrangIe, jas Y Caldwell
VIM Fleming, Jno Gp>horn, Daniel Lamb,
re Woods, jacob Shriver
w HARDING, Secretary
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF THE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-04

4 OLD GUARD CHAINS -re,t,l,. d..
SS ar>'s''neUt", Gold L'urad Cisio.. ,;vt, k.,.
En'd Gnaia slide Goa 1h'mb',e 49,. & /,
"ci 10 JOHN BISHOP Nul5l Ni,,e.
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WHEELING TIMES & ADVERTISER
AND WHEELING GAZErTE.
PUBLISHED DAILY AND WEEKLY BY
JAMES T.. WHARTON.

AT THE MASONIC HALL PPosiTE rue Pcsr crrtcg
Market street, Uh1eiing Viginia
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an AICIiES, CLOCKS. MUSIC BOXES. ,,.! T
'r"rlV r'paucI 10 rugtri,, msou.t
"@' warranted 2" r'fi'fn Vcil. To lbi, trtn,h 4
'"t "'' n''' e'vo li'"e p'lr and p.,>o, al ar,n-
patronage. ihai their " fk shall ICE i,re bon ils,,.
" U',' ma"u"-. and 81 piio,s loM ~ AZ nI, OH
establishment, Ea>t or Wei
"c 10 JNO BISuoP. NJ 80 M.in ST
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COUNTRY MERCHANTS

Will find II Ia Their advantage To call and
for themselves have purchased my stock all Tor
cash. and lower than any ohcr house IN this city
can assure The public generally, if they will bu,
give me cal can them he trouble of look
ing elsewhere, Tor my gods and prices cannot Ial
To plense any who may favor me with cnil
sep24 ALEX HEYMAN
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GNEi m --A'-n rrc'a it,-h .ufui, ~ ~.
80 "'fJ coo Iis ug so l.atl.,' Bte..i pm. n ,y
we "e"i.tm, ~ dos fiue Fcqcr i;it., WrbD,i
n"t a. h"hy.I pr, nid other strcs.ss
AZ" "' haua Ga.d auj ivrt W.tr,,,. DOM
n"d ;. yer Spectacle. Silver Buurr K,,,..
9P"onS icr''.. IhHohlcs aud ovro, ,t,icie ,n ,hs
ysNcliy "r'' al which, ,ou nj. tn.i LIS, an @
1879 Malusr ,IlS no ,,.,,tS't'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-04

UhGAAl DhhUhIgNS l1N CLOItIS.
D. ENSENEY a RHOuES h,te m. np.f,.d the
- largest and chenpessi a~.o'ln ent II Clrih..
ca.srncres aud Nesiirg srSffoli, red 10 lbs market
tct
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1845-12-27

HANGED in price Such demand for specie which.
we know in advance cannot be complied with, u
nearly equivalent to decree excluding most OF
our agricultural products from the foreign markets
Such is the rigor of our restrictions, that nothing
short Of famine opens freely the poris Of Europe
for our bread-stuffs. Agriculture is Chief EN-
poyment II Is best adapted TO our situation, and, II
not depressed by the tariff, would be the most pro-
htable. We can raise larger surplus Of sgricnl-
tural products, and greater variety, than almost
any other nation, and at cheper rates Remove,
then, from agriculture a our restrictions, and, by
its own unfettered power, 1t will break down all
foreign restrictions, and, our own being removed,
would feed the hungry and ciothe the poor Of our
felIow-men throughout all the densey-peopled ns-
tons of the world. But now we will take nothing
in exchange for these products but Syecie, except
at very high duties and nothi but famine breaks
down all foreign restrictions, and opens for tims
the ports of Europe for our bread-stufs II, on q
reduction OF our duties, England repeals her corn
laws, nearly all Europe must follow her example,
or give TO her manufactures advantages which can
not be successfully encountered in most of the
markets OF the world. The tariff did not raise the
price of our bread-stufy; but bad harvest in Eng
land does-gving US for the time that foreign mar
ket which we would sOon have at all times, by that
repesl of the corn laws which must follow the re-
duction OF our duties But whilst bread -stufsrise
with bad harvest in England, cotton almost in
variably fslls because The increased sum which, in
that event England must pay for cur bread .stufs,
we viii take, not in manufactures, but only in spe-
Gle; and, not having it to spare, she brings down.
even to greater extent, the price of our cotton,
Hence the result, that a bad harvest in England
reduces the aggregate price OF our exports, often
turns the exchanges against us, carrying our sps-
Gle abroad, and inf1icting serious blow on our
prosperity. Foreign nations cannot for series OF
years import more than they export; and, II we
close our markets against their imports by high du-
ties, they must buy less Of our exports, or give
lower price, or both.
[C0nciusion merit tceek
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1845-12-27

DSrBelow will be found the Report Of the Sec
retary of the Treasury, except "the estimated re-
cspts, means and expenditures for the fiscal year
commencing lst July, 1916, and ending the SOth
June ,lS47.ps8s3 gff .ssdT .glE 81. an,#. - 10
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B YaIAMEso RI N o1RR1s.

TERMS.
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Saturday at the following rates: ~ 20 ga.. ss Il.
al so per annum, If paid IN ADVANCE.
" 00-@ 'a' a. II paid within the year.
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after the expiration ofthe year. asigslH "
no No paper will be discontinued, except at the
option of the editor, until all arrears are paid.
0J- All communications sent by mail must be
postpaid. fsll'2ep -tia t'ssF' t''s
Advertisements inserted at 80 cents per square,
fourteen lines or less for the first insertion, and
rs cents for each subsequent insertion. One col
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months Sl5. Twelve nioRtbs $S25 1850 ir2t
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1845-12-27

The estimated receipts and expenditures for the
fiscal year ending 3Oih June, 1916, are as follows
RECEIPTS, VIZ:
From customs, first quarter, by actual returns OF
the collectors .ais5 fc5l3t go $8,s6l,932 IA
For second, third, and fourth quar- -, q.
ter, as estimated Io,o3e,ooI 90
Total from customs $24, ,5OO, 900 90
From sales Of public lands 100000 90
M;.cellaneous & incidental sources 100000 90
Total receipts ' S2o,S2o,ooo w
Add balance in the Treasury on the
first Of July, lS45 amr.r Iooe,Soo 70
Total means estimated ESTABLISHING ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-03

VIE subscriber having made arrangements with one
III The lateesi Factories At the North Tor the pur
f'S' "' supplying this market aud the surrounding
country, with all kinds 1T Cafrapps made of lie hes,
materials, and the lers, styles and raltrfna IL pre
pared l" furnish them I" thse mo mani upon as rood
lrtmS as they can be purchased vt The North nr else.
"h'fe and brought hem lie has nov On hand Atpe
assortnertat CARRIAGES. which h. is dismissed il,
sell upon such as III be- satisfactory Ia purchasers
II desired. he will furnish the HARNESS faf each
carriage, oi his own manufacturing aud will warrant
the whole as GOOD Az can he obtained any where.
j. {. SlIAtkIEFoRD
have made arrangements with Mr.. J C. shacklr
o'" 10 iotosh hnh at the shortest notice wh any sly 10
ol Carriage he ma, erder
II. Il. BEACH, Manufacturer,
.MJrd. Conn.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-03
trustees Safe orR.E.v's,.

EeuRsu ANT IL The proslsius OF deed u trust. ex.
eeued by Gorge NJ Payne 10 the undersigned
peatlug date the 2eh day If Marrh 1912 and VI record
III Tue counties Of Ahenatle and Buckinphan they or
one =" mem VIII On "Wednesday the 10th day of july
AZ IL dge Farm, the otme residence at said lrfo, NJ
,al"e' aud now owned by Mtssrs Jsmrs x John NJ
iiatr", proceed 10 sell credit of one tNn and ,hr,,
years The ioIlnwng Tracts Of Ilnl In Wit one ,,,e,
described IN said deed undivided 4i>rh nan If ;,
ta'l :" Land, situated IN the county ii Alenerle rs
SsSsSsA maied II 6 1n'aln 700 ACRES and l,ino
sssssSN "lles moth al Sctisville alsn. ane ohio,
S%E<S' ime IN The county Of Eaebocham. called
-shsr->- 'hr toad lmcl. containing 256 ACRES
"'uln ml'cS ol The RIDGE Farm Trort and adioinina
the lands 81 le~s's heirs, Thomas Scfnqcs aud others
These Lands are covered wuh forest timber
As II Is desirable Ia 81 this trust purchasers are in
sued Ia attend. with the assurance that HE sale win
De "ade IN the day and place appointed Unless pre-
vented by hah weather. in which event the sale viii
take place IN the first TAR day thereafter The under
signed vii convey the lille vested in them. which is
believed 10 be good
JOHN d. HART. r.a...
GEO PAYNE, : if's'ee''
Scot'svllle, Alb, May 3 uGIy
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-03

THOs. T. BOULDIN and WA. n. YANCEE.
HAVE this l4th day ofJune 1915, by mutual con
sent dissolved their partnership in lie practice oi
the law, heretofore existing under The firm and style OF
Boudin s. Yanrpy.
MIR. BOULDIN will continue to practice in the
counties OF Charlotte Campbell. Ha'ifdr and Prince
Observation-Disclosures. Charlotte Court House va.
MIR. YANCEY will practice in the counties o
Campbell, Bedford amherst, and .Appomafior. aud the
Io,rn Of LynchbWg.-Address. Lynchburs, Va.
June 10 I'm
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.Elh&NlSo
NJ THE LYNCHBURG VlLGlkltN

" HE III WI ID . II u IT U mi
,xbtshed semiteeekiy, (cpery fionday aud Thursday
At Fur Dollars per annu, payable in adranee No sub
,rps..n w be reeepedtor shorter time than sir months
ID mo paper tciH be discontinued (ercep at the discretion
en-. Editors,) until all orrearages paid.
~ ENTERTAINMENTS inserted at so cents per
..uare Tor less) for every inner form insertion and 81
.,s psr square (or esS) for esery outer form insertion
EYERf ADVERTISER required to note, on his
Manuscript hoc long he uisles his advertisement inserted
m advertisement, not so noted, ,oM be inserted ti ITS dis
on,inuanee be ordered
FOR YEARLY .4DVERTtSLNG the terms are for
n. privilege squares $40 for square, saa for
IN. square, form, S35 Ersry yearly Advertiser
will he required to aofac his advertising to his paiicu
lar line of business.
e. JOB PRINTING erected neatly and erpe ditious-
iv and on re asonabie terms.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-03

Ell WING taken lease Of the Mills in this place
L known as the Ianahpfne Mills, Tor term u
years. wl be regularly III tie wheat market, and pre-
pared 10 give the
HIGHEST H[AaEET p1yCE.
Lump and Ground Plaster Will alwaysbe kept hand
and sold low for cash.
VIZ. JAMES SurpniN, who. earn. ia favorahl,
known to the arme,s of this region. will mill for me
and hUpe to Mat patronage lrum tho public
which the convenient location al The properly invites
A. y. MONIGOMERY.
Mach i9 /.
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ppm AND PENClt. sKErCHls."
From he Boston .fiia,
SKETCHES IN OXFORD AND OF OyO.


lew years since II ~ happened iha, an early friend
e' NINE "hs utunate ennueh uhian the prize for IN,
paem Which Is annually contested Gt NJ OSGrJ On som.
fl'en subject aud was invited by hun Il, attend III,
public recitation # II IN the Theatre ii The University
A. had never seen The city ot nllaces which q >I,rd
ny not enuia'ly styled, re- fdly tsnond d Ia NV
ilend tt4hfs-and nn the t,eninu III the dsv prpr,d
ing that al tint "ihe exhibition. was sci down A, ,he
a'nt OF The 'Slaf'-a hull doubtless well kn,wn H.
many my READERS. WIN have visited Enpand ns nm.
al no most eNravaganl in its charges 10 be found even
IN Great Britain.
u "asa rlurions eyetlup-so. instead II hiking INV
sell up IN thu coffee onm, sln.d lno ChrsI Church
Meadows, aud ailef pleasant snuniet surveyed IA.
eAietots al the numerous has IT learuiny Fine ol,i
places they were and lich In e9riuus m, mnries, Cen
lures had ruled over many OF them, haunp the old
"alls aud quiet qusdangrs The lore nj ayes had been
nhrs'd there aud liz ground beneath ne had been ind
den hy men whose names hnve b,cnne IA familiar ma
hao-rhnld words Plely. philosophy and merry had
made these ih'r chosen hnes Heroes had oone Er,h
lfam us yates lnn the great field of the world eonarr
M ana Ia conquer and quiet aud unohrnsive men had
fhin thence disseminated Truths. " hase STEADY Gsbt
had nune radmuco upon The natluns And still The
wheels nrafd nv mental toll were nnn, r,und ,nsi no
lhey rrValved IA The old times lor a. par,d IN the
.ssnlng, the qohdrnele ct CHRIST Church hire and
ihele WAS 10 be seeu the reflection Of thu iths trn
~ here. - - ''
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-03
TrMsf Sale OF Shoes, Boots, SC.
AT AV(TlON

10y virtue of deed If trust executed 10 the suhscri
ID her nv George G. Williams on the 29th day of No
venher 1915 and duly recorded in the Clerks Office of
the Hastings Court for the Corporaon of iynchhurg,
for certain purposes therein specified Will proceed 10
SELL by way Of public auction. the 25th day of July
1874 at the Off elaelv orrnnied nv The subscr her 4I
THE ST OK or BOOTS SHOES, H3iS
CAPS, tyr INKS Sc. remaining on hand unSr1.
An persons indebted I, G. G. Williams will please
enme frwa ri and settle the with }. Il. Burton.
! am directed by said deed Ia close this bushes
possible }. H. li Rec, Trnsiee.
June 80 t25J
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-03
Valuable Land for sale,
T.EEGTEO.s.


.iT.JIC1IO.s..
VIII. SUBSCRIBER will offer for sale At ,ur,ioo
= to The hehes, bidder the premises, on The 2Sd
day oiJuly neNt.a -ee
TRACT OF LAND,
n'"g on both sides Of Gypsum Creek. and on the
ru'nphe road leading trom Iynchburg 10 Campbell
Court ouse-six miles from each place The tfact
tdins about
400 .EGEcE.G,
one hali IN woods, and fne Ton,cco AND vet Ia
1'ar ms land Is well adapted t., The growth ol Grass
.",n' VI neat and Oats; lies WELL and there is coAsde-
rable purlirn of
EL.1T CREEK FsoTTD.1y.
more particular description Is deemed unnecessary ns
nose wishing Ia buy will view fer themselves The
Land will he shown by the subscriber residue near mr. Nv
" nson II. Terry or VIM. b. Terry, living on II. The
owner, Mr. George NJ Nurrell wishes to sell and the
terms VIII DO made known u the day of sale
A. l.. WILLIE. Alto. for
George NJ .NoreH.
June 10. t23Iy
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CUg.EQEFE Ez.ET'S.

Va i have just received small lot Of the above hats,
w oi superior quality. whirh viii sell very
llw. PARIIAM & HOPKINS.
I June s IL
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1aCc ACRES OF Lard.
This lahd Nles IN one budy aud may be conveniently
divided into three tracts.
The Mansion House tract contains between six and
hundred acres. living within about mile OF I'm.
hersi Courthouse This irac: Is d, cned very valuable
being well adapted IN the production otevcry sari of crop
grown in this part If the country Il is wen waiered.
and has g,nd pariind uf Dom land OF the finest quail
y lying on BufIaloe River and Huff Creek.
The Sill House tract contains ahou GOO acres, and
ia aso very valuable 1t has upon it the finest orchard
In this part Of the country consisting of about ono trees
ot choie fruit Nearly half of this tract is uncleared
aboandns fine limber and The Of it excellent To
bacco land.
The Oh Mill tract contains about i 50 acres has
gnod Mil sne aud considerable portion Of tertle
tnm land
The lands Will be surveyed and plas thereof exhibited
the sale. credit Of one, two and three years will
Re given Tor equal portions Of the purchase money
honds with approved security will be required, and the
title retained as ultimate security till payment.
Those disguised to purchase invited To examine fer
themselves. The lands will DE shown by the subscrl
hpr, residing The premises.
The title is undoubted, hui acting as executor, shall
only such title is vested in by the
.sr's wills CHARLES A. PENN.
SWuirmg Erecrtor.
june &c tl6Ang
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LI.NCHBURG. june 2fh. 1915.
STILL CHEAPER.
1000 mir k:00fS fanI AH2PS

5000 VNeT EOOfS Nfsl AFfocS,
ID ECElVING and opening, this morning at The Rlrh-
IL mond Cash Store All being purchased al auction.
for cash great sacrifices. will enable oer still
gteater Inducements TO purchasers Amongst the as
wofinent can he found viz:
600 pair Ladies' extra black Kid Slippers. best PhIa~
delphia make. only Is cents,
Colored Busklns and Ties from 81 up.
Mems and Servants Boots and Shoes all prices and
qualities.
The aitennu of Merchants and others >hng to pur
chase any thing IN The above line. is respectfully solicit
I'd Examine my stock before purchasing elsewhere, as
will sell Them al much less than manufacturers prices
for cash or approved papet
WIN. J. WILLIS.
June 26 is
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EADDLERY. &C.

- 49, "aS''S's@s the public prnerall,. thai having
rrinrnrd tom the North With a NEW STOCK. nav
assortment IN that line ct business Is lareor and better
han any have hetelotutr had and am determined 10
sell ON telius Ia sui tie tunes.
COM RI S.lDDLEgS
would do we'll la call on ma. rs am always prepared
10 furnish Them win -eneal assortment. aud upon such
1eruts eannut ia la nlrase.
Repairing done With Nentncs. aod pc.pntch.
Country produce akru IN Exchange f5f work NJ n,,r
kt prices. }. [. SllACkLEFORD.
May IA
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-03

DUIVFRlZFD and CRUSHED SUGARS, su
u perlor article. for sale by
HATCHER s GREEN.
June 80 Is
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HIecNfor'S safe Of
VAL. a u Z. II I. Nd

PURSUANT to the last Will and Testament Ut Jno
i Penn, deed. shall proceed 10 sell. public auc-
i 10 the highest bidder, the late residence Of the
SAID John Penn, decd, On Saturday the 10Th day OF
August next ahont
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-03

OH nAA LBS. FAMILY BACON, for salt
ZU,UOU iar cash. by
HATCHER s GREEN.
June 80
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-07-12
BLOOMSBURY X. Il. 7. G.

We publish below for The information Of
our citizens, the late act of Assembly su-
,horizng this company 10 construct Raj
Road from the canal to their works -
Pamphlet Laws ls45, page 43s.
SECTION That The Boomsburg rail
road and iron company, in The county oI
Columbia, in the state Of Pennsylvania
shall have the right 10 construct asIng e OF
double track railroad, from their basin on
,Ae North Branch canal, near the town o
Bloomsburgl their iron works on FlSh'nt
creek, distance Of about one mile; salt
road to be for the accommodation Of salt
company, in transporting their coal, lime
stone, iron, merchandise, and Other person
al properly.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-07-12

SECTION Q. Tho said road shall NOT pass
within fifty feet orany building on said line
If road, without the consent OF the owner or
owners thereof and in case oI disagree
men, between the property holders on sa'd
line O! road, and said company as to 'he
value of the ground TO be occupied by SAID
road, then and in that case, the Judges o'
the court of quarter sessions OF the county
Of Columbia shall appoint three dlslnleres'
ted and judicious persons, whose duty II
shall be to view and examine the line ol
said road, and award such damages, III
there should be any, as they, on Their
os,hs or afiirmstions, shall deem just and
proper, and said railroad company shall pay
each of said jurymen the sum OF two Coll
ars per day, for each day necessarily spent
in dscharging said dutlesi and shall II de-
sired by The property holders on said line oI
road, give good and sufficient security, in
double the amount awarded conditioned foI
the payment Of the award of said jury
and the award Of said jury may be
entered in the court Of common pleas OF
said county, and on confirmation thereof 5y
said court, the same shall have the effect OF
Judgment Ogans, the property OF said
Iro,npany, T. be collected as other Judg-
ments are by law collected.
SECTION 3. That either party shall have
The right of appeal from the confirmation Of
said award to the court Of common pleas Of
said county, on complying with the ptovl'
sions of existing laws relating TO appeals to
the court of common pleas, from the award
of arbiralors