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Grand Jurors.

Tnrbut.-John MCormick, David L. Ireland.
Le,Uis WIN. Sti,zpl
DeidtCare.-Jscob Brown.
.,ffon.-Jesse Derickson, John Goodanjer,
Henry Strine.
ChiMs9ud9ue. Jacob Brown.
Potnt-Wm. Lcghou.
Augusta. Jesse Basian. Henry Bloom.
.Shoniokin Samuel Giger.
Rush-Jssse Weaver.
Upper Mahono, William Shade.
Lo,cer Muhonoy.-Dauiel Zerbe, jr Nicholas
Bros,us, Charles Brosius.
.Iackson.-J ,remsh Longsdorf Eli,s Eister,
Michael Cr.a a-inse,, Jacob Seller, Adam Campbell,
VIM Groh, John Vert.
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N n " ~ IE ID.

On Thursday evening the Sd inst, by the Rev.
Daniel Trites, Mr.. FREDERrcK MERRILL to Miss
CATHERINE HARRIsoN, all of this place.
On Wednesday last, by the Rev. VIM. r. Smith,
DR.. - REED of Jersey Shore, to Miss MARY
GRANT, of this place.
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SIlanlOkin Coal

At NOR T II . MBERLAND.
VNHE Subscriber has boat load Of exeelI,rt
Il Shan'ok Cosl at Northumberland, which
hs Offers Tor ssle at the lowest p,ces. Persons
wishing TO Pstchtse will call na The subscriber .,
sunbuy, or L. Z. Shannon, E-q At Nor,humteI.
land II, b, MASSER,
Sunhury, Ian. 4th, lsi5.
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BRANT's CoNDuTr-CHEAr CONVEYANCE -
The Cumberland Alleghanian mentions an in
genlous mode for the conveyance of coal, about
to be constructed by Mr.. Brant. 1t is made up
ofthrec planks, one for the bottom, and one for
each side. 1t is abou, IL inches at the bottom
and 10 inches high at the Sides The coal is
thrown into this conduit at the mouth Of the
mine, where the water is also LET in, and it
floats of with the greatest rapidny. 1t will
carry from one thousand to two thousand bush.
els per hour distance of two and a half miles
There is not much friction, and consequently
very little breaking or wearing away of the
Jumps OF coal. II Mr. B. c,n procure an abun
dance Of water at the mines, aud construct his
conduit TO Cumberland il will certainly bear a.
way the palm Of cheap conveyance. 1t is be-
lieved he will succeed The distance is about
ten miles, the descent sufficient, and the eucour-
agement hattering.
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Notice

hereby given, that The subscriber has purchs-
srd, at q sale held by Thomas A. Ellington,
constabh, in Augusta township, on the Is h Of
March, the following properly, which was sold by
said constable as the property Of II. Rhodes, and
which have since loaned to said Rhodes during
my pleasure, viz:
Iirsy Mare, Dun Mare, | Dun Coli, ! B in
die Cow, setts Harness, Wagon and ladies,
Sled, PIow, Harrow 6 Shoa,s, Brass Clock,
The undi, ,ded halt Of the Wheat an RIVE, in the
grourd. JOHN WYNN, jr
Augusta April sth, ls45 at
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Estate Of william Rccser. decd.

AIOTICE is hereby r've,. that letters res'amen-
~ iary on the rs ate Of w 'llIam Reeser LAT. of
Augu,s township. Northumberland county. deed,
have been gr nted To the Subscribers Persons
know ing themselves InIehred will please call and
make payment, and those ha,ing claIms against
the estate requested to present them ior era-
mlnalion and settlement
SAMUEL. REESER
DAVID REESER,
Augusta, March 221. lsi5-6t Executors.
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n e NJ OV A T..
WASHINGTON HOTEL,
West side Of Main ST., in the Boro' Of
Nh u ~ q ~ .
LYCOMING COUNTY. pa.

vINHE subscriber would respectfully inform his
Il old fiends and the travelling public. that he
has recently taken and fitted ut, in a superior
manner, this spacious brick edifce, sign of
GENERAL WARRINGTON,
where he is prepared to accommodate travellers and
visitors in the very lest and pleasing style. HIS
house is situated ia the most PLEASANT aud central
part OF the borough, convenient 10 business, and
is large and the rooms airy.
Th'nkiul for he liberal support while keeping
the old Muncy Hotel and the American II otc in
This borough. for the past three yeers, he resp, CT.
fully soIicits a contlnu u,nce of III s,mr
THEODORE WELLS.
Muncy, April 18th, ls45.-f
N. B. The Harrisburg. Northumberland. Potts.
vile, Danvie, WiIlihm-roh, Lock Haven and
Bellei"nte Stages a,nve at and depart from this
House daily. 4. WELLS.
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CONSUMPTION.

We will not assert that this B ALSAM win cure
Consumption in ist ,corsf form but IL has cured
many after all other of relief had been tried
in vain.-And why no, ! II seems that the WILD
CHERRY was destined ny Nature to be our PA.
NACEA for the ravse ing diseases of this c Id la
ttude. Let not the drspairing invalid waste his
m npv and loose TINE, to him s, all impor an l.
in experimenting with the trashy nosttums Of the
dv. hut use at q medicine that will cure if a
cure be p s,ible-a medicine that science approves.
and msnv y'ars of experience have demonstrated
! tina, IT alWdys relieves.
.There is no such thing rs fail" in the history
convincing g-evele,cc ,ha, no can doubt, fully
esabli hes this fact. For the sake OF brevty we
seec, the fol owing from thousands.
Isaac Plat, Esq. Editor Of the Pokeepsie Eagle,
onr of the st influential journals in the state of
| New Yo,k states urde, the authority Of his own
/ name. tn 1t young lady. relative of his, OF verv
! delicate constitution, was attacked in Feb. lS42
! with se,ere cold which Immediately produced spi,
ting e hood. cough fever, ard other dangerous and
alarming symptoms Through medical ueatmen
! nd care she partially rec we're during summer.
But on The return nf winter she was attacked more
,i"entlv than at fist. she hccam" scarcely able 10
! walk aud wa uouhlsd with cough, chilis and fever
every day. and appeared to I've going rapidly with
! consump,i"n; at this time, when there sign
! of improvement, Mr.. Plau procured hottie If
! W,srAps B.Ls,M or WIN CuERRr. which she
took and 1t $, cmingly restored her. She GIT So.
coid and hefore IL wa half taken she restored
ro ptrfrcf hsaih which >he has enjoyed tn the pre-
sent time without the sightcrt symptom Other for
mer disc Sc
! Mr. p att saws ",he cure crmc under my own oh,
.ervatlon and cannot be mistaken as to the facts.
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LIST OF JURORS

OF Northumberland County, for April Term,
~ A. ID. lsd5.
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The Justices of the Peace in and for the said covn.
ty, Thom as Cozens. snd being dolly affirmed sc>
cording 10 law, saith the above statement is in all
things true.
Affirmed before me- on the goth Of April, is4S :
CLEMENT, p.
Such is the unprecedented success of this BAL.
SAN,
"NATURES FAyORITE PRESCRIPTION"
prescription cJngeni, 10 our wants. as il is pre-
pared from chemical extracts from substances which
the author Of nature has placed in our ewn land
for wise purposes, that many who know nothing
of the mode Of its prepar ition endesvoIing "
reap peeuniary benefits by selling Article similar
in name, or in appearance or by representing tn ir
own trash as superior to this BALSAM, or by put
ting up mixture and solemnly asseverstiDg that it
is imported from foreign country which is no, the
case. All these deceptive arts 60 to show th,t
WrsTAn's BALsAM is known to the world 10 be-
THE GREAT REMEDY" and that to sell
any mixture it must b. like this IN name, or pur-
port To bc like il in substance.
~ Believe not The cunninglv wrought fsbrica-
iions-and take only the original and genuins
WisrAn's BALsAN OF Win CHEnRr.
NO OTHER GAN BE LIKE TT.
Address III orders to ISAAC BUTTS, No. 80
Ann ST.. New Y TX.
Agents, JOHN w FRI11NG. Sunburu
ID BRAUTIGAM. Northumberland
J. X. MOYER, Bioomsbmg,
J. WAGGONSELLER Seljns- Grore,
BROWN & GREASY, MH,nuiHe
Feb. 22d. is45 -ly
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A CoLoREp WoMAN Of Indian extraction, 10
years old, strong and active, stll lives in MOI
folk
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Corner Of Tenth and G a,es S,re,,,

l. Gahrh Jonston, No. Reck'cns Street. do cer
ttv that my wife, Jane, was f,dced for two wears
with Rheums'ism, and at lot was entirely disabled,
81 that she was Obliged To- be- confined to b., hear
ing "i Can'elVs MebcatGd Syrup of Sarsaparilla,
"r Anu Sc",hu,c Snip procured four bottles,
~h'en c"mphtr'y removed all her pains and sltl-
nesN from hef p'nfs; two more bottles made per-
le'' cure, o now able Ia attend 10 her house
holl duii's As usual, GABRIL JONSTON.
fhIs1eiIhis, Jan. 2ed. lsi4.
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EXTRACT or 4 LETTER FR0MA POST
MASTER DATED

PrsppoKE Washington CO.. Maine, Apr. 90, 1874.
MR.. ISAAC BUrTS.-Deu Sir: A, the re
ques, of many of nv ir'end~ in this place and wei
nily no are afflicted ci,h ronsu option and liver
complsin,s take tn. liher'v VI ing you 10 ap-
,oni some one IN this county as agrnt to sell WIS
raR's B.Ls.N us WIN CuEnRI, and 10 send him
= few dzen as there il npne of il for sale within
200 miles f'"rn this | have no doubt that II would
net with a ready sale if wprr where il could lie
procured wiihou, too much expense and DELAY.
Nv wife was attacked about six m nths since
with whs, the physicians called the first sage OF
cunsump,ion-s Complaint very prevalent in this
s.c'ion of country. Having seen the Ba'ssm ad.
vert sed IN Augusta
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~ 200 MILES FROM HERE, ~

t'"k the pans to Send there for q bottle OF it,,
which she took, and which helped her SO much that
| sent for two bottles more, which she has also Ia
ken. AMI he now SAYS she has not felt so well for
tx wears as she does at this time. All those who
have inquired Of me and asre'tained what eiec, the
B,lsam had, are anxious 10 have some for sale In
this vrcniv, which is The cause of my writing you
Plea.e inform me Ivy return Of mil whether you
conclude to send some. and II so to whom, in order
hat il may I've known where It can he had.
| am with re- prrt yours, etc.
p. G. FARNSWORTH, p. NJ.
The whole Country rs fast learning that no medi-
cine-no phvsic'un-no preparation Of any kind
whatrver-can equal DH. WlsrAns BALsAM or
WILD CHERRI.
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o." De.crip'ive Pamphlets NAV be had OF ths
sgenls CGhtisS J. W, FRlLlNG,
SuubuTY. Nov. Q, lS44-ly .ietpt.
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Medical College,

IN RICHMOND VIR GINA.
TNHE Winter Course OF Lectures in the Me-
i dical Department Of Hampden Sidney Col
lsse will commence, in Richmond, on Monday,
Inc 9th day of October next, and continue until
Inc last OF February following. The new Col
zee and Hospital Edihce has been completed,
and every arrangement has been made TO afford
The Student all The advantages which are obtain
et in any institution in the u. S. In addition TO
me usual Lectures, Surgical and Medical CT
s'ilRs will he given regularly at the College Hos
pital, Guy Amshouse Penitentiary and Armo-
~; BY which the Student will have the opportu-
nifty Of witnessing the diseases incident TO the
South, and which he will be called upon to treat
II Toe commencement OF his professional lie.
The number Of major and minor Surgical opera
ilohs which have been yearly performed before
the Medical Glass, has already claimed Tor the
College the reputation OF a leading school for
Surgical instruction.
JOHN CULLEN, Nj. D., Professor Of The
Taeory and Practice of Medicine.
l.. W. CHAMBERLAYNE, M. H., Profess
sor Of Therapeutics and Materia Medica.
Z L. BOHANNAN, M. D., Professor OF
JEFFRIES WYMAN, NJ. D., Professor Of
Anatomy and Physiology,
SOCRATES MAUPlN, NJ. D., Professor OF
Chemistry aud Pharmacy.
AUG. L. WARNER, NJ. D., Professor OF
Surgery.
CARER P. JOHNSON, NJ. D., Demonstration Of
Anatomy
The abundance Of materials for dissection, and
he convenience and comfort Of the dissecing
room will enable The student to study thoroughly
lie Anatomy Of the Human Body, and also ac-
euire skill in the use Of Surgical instruments.
Cool board, including lights, fuel and servants
attendance, can be procured from 50 90 to s.
Ter week.
Current bank notes Of the States in which the
Students reside will be taken for tickets.
AUG. L. WARNER, M. D.,
June Ia Dean of tho Faculty.
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Prince Edward
MEDICAL INSTITUTE.

TIME next course Of this Institution will com.
i mence on the LIST Of he ensuing November
and continue until the Isl September, 1916.
All The branches, theoretical and practical, arr
taught during the term, and according 10 the dis
coveries and Improvements ofhe present enlishi-
ened state of Medical Science. Lectures DE-
monSlra,ions and daily examinations are The
modes of imparling instruction adopted.
Particular attention will be given 10 Practical
Anatomy-ard private Intirmary connected
with the institution, and 10 which students are al
all times admitted, will afford them frequent op-
portuniles Of Witnessing important surgical ope-
rations and cases in medicine.
A full course Of lectures in this institution is
received as equivalent TO one in the Washington
University Of Baltimore, and entities The student
TO all the privileges OF a second course student in
that school, which is of the best in the Union:
thus saving him whole year in lime, and al
least 400 dollars in money.
The fee for full course will be Sl0p, parable
in advance. Those students who pursue a course
Of disseclions will be charged an additional fee
Of S20.
Excellent board can be obtained in the imme.
diate vicinity, and on Moderate terms.
Students wishing 10 join lhe institute woald do
well 10 signify such intention by letter eaiy. and
10 state whether they wish books 10 he furnished
as an arrangement effected with Northern pub.
fishing house enables The subscribers 10 supply
them at cheaper rate than they could be pro-
cured elsewhere.
JOHN P. METTAEER. A. NJ, NJ. D..
FRANCIS !. META UER, a. Nj, NJ. ID.
Prince Edward G.. H., Va July S-cWllN
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AN pnIK,s POSITION.

The Wing press denounce The President as
weak, hypocrilical and grasping-severe charges,
truly, and which proper public sentiment will
require 10 be sustained by clear and strong evi-
dence, before they will be entitled 10 credit On
one point the Wing pa pcrs seem 10 unite in their
attacks upon Mr.. Polk. They take as lacir text
the language OF Major Donelson, in his Cores
pondence with The Texian Government, on The
subject of Inc cession Of The public lands OF Tex
as in trust 10 the United States, with an obligation
u apply the proceeds to The eYtineuishmen "l
The public debt OF Texas. The language OF Mai
d., on which The Wings lay 50 much stress, Is as
follows:
"Sneh n proposition, NE President O nc LHlfd
StaLes has eapolccfcd TIC Mndcrsgncd to san ~ ms
GDrcyn:1leni, ii adopted separate and apart from
the question OF her admission into The Union, ana
not as a qualification of her acceptance of inc
terms contained in The first and second sections Of
Tho Joint resolution siaH reteirc ms torti0t sup
Dayi mil 1rrN be caun>slly recommended 10 The a.
rorab!c consideration Of Congress"
For This position OF The President, he is boldly
assailed as lransccndng his powers, and deceit
rully usurpiDs hi> authority. a calm review ofthe
history Of the Texas negotiation will remove all
blame from the Presdent-nay will show, that a
different course would have been palpalle VIC
laton of his high duties 10 the country. Thepeo-
ME ofthe Union had spoken in clear and loud
voice Tor The annexation of Texdsi-the Congress
,fthe United States had sanctioned il, and had
instructed The Presidep. 10 carry out their wish
es in achieving Ibis grea. measure. As was his
duv ihe President gave such instructions to oar
Charge as were calculated 10 bring the negolia
lion 10 a successful result. He was we'll advised
OF the aftlul appeals made by England and
France, 10 seduce Texas from an alliance with
HE United States. To connerac. these move
mems whose sure effect would o. the defeat Of an
nexation. the favorite Object of the American peo-
ple. the President, with an energy and propriey
which will be sustained BY the country, instruct
cd our Charge 10 the effect that he should, under
his undoublcd authority, b The Constitution, TO
recommend" TO the consideration Of Congress
asuch measures as he shall Judge necessary and
sxpsdenr," bring before them The Texas land and
Indian questions, which, from motives OF interest
and Justice, ought 10 be brought undey the same
syslem with our owr, ;::..:,:.eal OF clashing with
each o,hes VI ,heir separate existence. ms IS
The ..nead and front of his offending. II was his
duty 10 recommend the measure referred 10, and II
was his duty 10 inform our Charge olthe fact But,
al The same tue, nc takes care moi TO Pledge our
Congress 10 an action, over which he has no con-
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Powhafan House.
MOND. VIRGINIA.

RICH MONp, VIR 6 M A.
THIS being the season for visiting, the sabscri-
J. Der would respectfully call attention to this
Hotel 50 long and well kept by Mrs. Duval. To
those who know the Powhatan House. nothing
need be said in its praise:-is delightful location
its fine accommodations, and the order and
quiet with which it is conducted make i 2 most
asFeealie Ies'lng-place for families or iindiydu-
ais 80
The friends OF the subscriber, who patronized
nun Dibrell's Springs and the Warm Springs,
are respectfully solicited TO renew their ac4ua'n,
ance with him at the Powhatan House, situated
on level and beautiful emlnence near The centre
o. ihe city, few steps from the Capitol, Cover
a'rs House and City Hall, and very convenient
olhe Railroad Depots, Boa, landings ana bIsi-
iess part Of the city.
;. . The Powhatan Coach will be in readiness
'. cqn1vey passengers and baggage to and from
C. Hotel aoidout charge, and thus save them
IN % cents to 81 dollar porterage.
~ BAR on he basement floor.
@oard ner dav 81 so.
'ae 2s-d3wSctf CHAs. L. DIBRELL.
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p;ohmoud Enquirer.

r.on,,sr 1. published DALI aa,, saa n Sr nn
3sy The fn0am Daily Paper. seven ao'is.s pei an
sEKLY. fot .ne ar sisht dollars Il taken tor short
:. and at the rate '. - ror the Srmi-Weekly, tvc
xriod than one % Three Dollars fol ak months,
ss per annu,' - AZ pstS ~ the etsee, or remittcd by
sele IN Dir Dollars per annum al the end OF
,yer. : his office may he RENTED per mall,
1sr All eues Rank notes. AT the risk OF tho Edit
good aud ~ letters betag paid BY tAe urters.-
tie pcH'f angle letter Is scarcely OF any account
The postage /. the accumulation OF postage, In an
lie writer. .nrss. which operates as serious tai
IN ne Ein, Srsp OF ADVERTISING.
.,ur nAil.Y ENoulRER-For one square OF
N Tue %. Or less. first insertion, my cents ana
,een .'ssd,ur insertion twenty-five ctnts-n insert
lei, 'aelesaa, twice week, or three times week,
~" sven and hall Genus. CO.. a.,.,s e., ,h,,,v
Anras w. ,raI proportion for advertisements Of
re-. an ~ Lottery Vendors and Auction
rt.ie' charged one hundred dollars, (paper in
ale4. seNI-WEEKIY-one square Of sixteen
Is inn srsi insertion, IS ceIts; for each continu-
pee - een distance must no accompanied with the
Orders or satisfactory references, 10 insure rxecu-
bon. :, o,;,vanes and Marriage, from the country,
S y. ~. narty,s handwriting Ia unknown at this
shtne'e' - authenticated by the end0rsation OF The
pace nu IN, neiahborhood, they will In no case
Hc.maAss' Every measure, that has bean taken TO
* pun .Dns,nns and Cuizzes has proved heretofore
tf'rn, We must, therefore, insist, Ia such case,
run,estion bciRg certified by the name OF
ir'a .ae rr.rea the back Of the letter
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Valuable Tract Of Land
EnD


HNHE subscriber wishes 10 sell The Tract Of
i Land on which he now resides, living on
Saunlon River, in the county OF Halifax, between
Coles and Murlon's ferries, at The mouth o Buck
skin Creek This tract ccG,aias l.12 Acres
200 Of which are river, and about 50 creek bot.
ION. About ore half OF the tract is cleared an1
the other half in wood--part oi .ha wood land
extending TO the river, and bordering on the river
ha,r q mile, in which wood land here are branch
es and drains, atIording an unusual quantity of
lhe very hesi Plnn:-paich land.
The Improvements are very good and conve-
nient, consisting ola well built and finished brick
Dwelling House, an excellent and extensive Gar
den, with fruit trees and foweys, loe-house, &c,
and a mos. cxcelleut well Of water, with new
and good pump in ii; stables and tobacco houses
in good repair.
This estate will be offered Tor sale on Wedres-
day The both OF August nexl, on Inc usual credit
the terms will be more particularly made
known onlhe day OF sale. Gentlemen wishing
to purchase an estate, are invited 10 come and see
for themselves.
July 4-cwids
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

BUREAU OF 1ARDS AND DOCKS, I
JrI.Y 81, 1915.
The time limited for receiving proposals for
work 10 be performed, and materials 10 be deliver
ed al The navy-yard, Memphis, is extended from
the 2lst August to3 O'clock P. NJ. Of The l0d n
September merit.
In cases where proposals are made embracing
mare than one porttoa OF the work or OF ihe mate
rails, or The ,rhOie, as required By The advertise
ment, the department reserves The right OF divid
ing and accepting for such portions, or for The
whole, as may be deemed best Tor The public in
terest.
n. B. Those papers which have copied the
above advertisement, will please copy this notice
also. July 23--cWlAng2l
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Mrs. SARAH f. DAVlS;-As you are a
lyl nonresident ui Virginia, you will please
hereby axe notice, tina, shall, at The house ofJes-
Sc Walker, in the county Of Buckingham, on the
4ih of Angus, next, 1915, between the hours of s
o'clock in The morning and . o'clock in the even
ing Of that day, proceed take The dispositions of
Nancy Walker and others, 10 be read in evi-
dence in certain matter in controversy now
depending before Inc Circuit Superior Court OF
Law and Chancery for the county OF Buckins-
ham aforesaid wherein am plaintiff and you
are defendant, when and where you may attend
if you think proper. And il, from any cause,
said dispositions shall no, be taken on that day; or,
having been begun, Shall not be completed on that
day, the taking Of the same will be continued
from day TO day, between The same hours of the
day. and at the same place, until the same shall
be completed ana finished Yours, &C.,
June 20-cwSW PETER C.. DAVIS.
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rTHOS. PINCHBACK, William B. Sadler,
L Richard Booker and Alfred 0. Egsleston:-
lsia, at the siore-hoase Of Col. Joseph NJ, Scott
in the county of Amelia, and Stale Of Virginia.
between the hours of 6 O'clock, A. NJ, aid 6 o.
clock, p. NJ, shall proceed 10 take the deposi-
lions of Jos. Scott Win. NJ. Scott, VIM. M. Book
er and others, 10 be read as evidence in suit de-
pending in the Circuit Superior CoIrtot Law and
6hancery, for the county Of Amelia, on the Chan
cery side of said Court, in which Thos Pinch
back and Wm. b. Sadler are plaintiffs, and and
others are Defendants. II The said dispositions
should not be taken on the day aforesaid. they
will BIO continued al The same place, AMI between
the same hours, from day to day, until completed,
at which time and place you can attend if you
think proper TO do so. LUCY BOOKER.
Jnlv d-cr0m