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"A choice assortment Of works adapted 10 the PURPOSE IL
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CP- The Prison Association of Newly ork will
meet "A, the OF Dr. Psry corner o. Broadway
and Bond-si. on Monday tine ed inst att. P NJ.
Z
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IMPORTANT NEWS /!

IMPORTANT NEWS
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Il have m supply of all the latest dates by the
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As thsre will demand for Foreign Papers those
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H. X. FRosr. sec,y. d2O q

~ Fourteenth Ward.-ln compliance with re-
conmeudaton Of the Ilk,c General Committee, the WIG
Electors of this Ward requested Meet al the Broad
way House Monday Evening 2lI inst. at hali.p4sl
O'clock for The purpose OF clecng FIVE Delegates
sent this Ward Whig General Committee for the ensuing
year. and also choose Ward Committee for the
period. BY order.
THos. HYsLor, % Secretaries d2oA
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~ Fifteenth Ward.-The Whig Electors OF the
Fifteenth Ward requested TO attend meeting Consii
tuition Hail. go Broadway Monday Evening 22i inst al
y O'clock for the purpose of selecting Delegates for the
General Committee and also select Il Ward COMMITTEE
for the coming yrar. 6. w. BRUEN, Chairman.
A McNUITY Secry. d10 q
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YORK.
ARRIVED.

Ship Sutton Galloway ds I'm Charleston cotton and
rice to Geo sutton Passengers NJ II Heshhimer, and .
in the steeracc.
ship New.York Hull. 5 DIS I'm Charleston cotton and
rice, to Geo Bukley. the is at anchor on the Bar
with loss OF sales.
Brig Joseph Atkins Trundy, I'm Matanzas, Dec Sd mo
lasses, to Read " loppock. On Monday, encountered
heavy gale from the Northward lost spars and split
sails has been 10 days North OF Cape Henry.
Schr Greenway. Couch, i'm Norfolk hour. &c to Allen
& PaXson.
Schr Champion. Drew, Nantucket.
Schr Mary Ann Il Caroline Spear. ? ds I'm Philadc.
pha, grain.
Schr Lodemia & Eliza Somers I'm Georgetown. DC
dour TO Hitchcock. Marshall & Co.
Schr American. Johnson = DIS I'm Virginia, oysters.
Schr Hiram Dixon Bush, fin Virginia. oysters.
Schr Gen De Kalb Jenkins, 8 ds I'm Virginia, corn.
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BEL OW

Brig Carolina Sherwood, I'm Charleston, cotton and
rice. TO Durham Dimon.
Also, Brig, unknown.
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GRAND REPEAL F::sTiYAI.--Thss .. United ,hf.i
Tfrsb Reoea Association OF NewYork viii hold their
annusl Festval a; Niblo's Saloon, on MONDAY EVE
MING, Dec ., 1915. a.. 49,, IT,
Dosrs ran be had of any OF the Committee Of Arrange
rnents See liz, in Truth Teller" "Freemans Journal!
and Iri,h Volunteer or OF the Secretary o. l. Snea no
81 Cedar-st ais ot
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IS. CITY HOTEL, Hartford, c. q, TO -sns II sppli
sion e nmedssey Isde The Furniture and al on
appureusnces be had en INQUIRE OF the
subscriber at the City hoteL oo
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PY JAMES NJ. NIILLER-
ID THURSDAY. Dec %.
NI,o .
Z. IL. LUDLOW, Auctioneer.
DOSITIVE SALE 10 close a Trust of Pr
JOSIAH RICHARDS, Aucuoneer
DY BANGS, RICHARDS ~ PLATT.-Store
ID 2O4 Broadway.-Libera Cash Advances made on con-
nleuts for AuctioA Sales.

DOSITIVE SALE to close Trust Of PropertI
Tompkins 4h 9th 9h 10Th lb and +h sld LIST
svenue.-EH LUDLOW Twill sel at auction on We'd
nesday Dec "a 2 O'Clock, the Merchants Exchanges
lots OF ground l0st fronting Ton pkins-square o,s
in the rear on m all between A. and b. Also,
lots on lOth-st between and each Is by 92
feet inches Also lot on l4h.st 6h-avenue. Also,
houses and lots 4thst between and d. Also,
lots the Easterly side of lssveoue feet inches
South Of 8h-sL Also lot Srst. ISL MRrkspace) be-
tween lst and I'd avenues. -
Also, lot on 9th-st in Of the above.
Also, lots running from 9th to lot, avenue
A and st avenue, with party wall on re iah.sLlb
Terms the sale and maps of the Property had
III. office Of the Aucloneef on Sal rday the 20h inst
d3 6,s t3lD
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MIC COTTON would respectfully announces HI" An
VA nual Entertainment of Chemical Experiments including
tn. Nitrous Oxide Laughing Gas, at Clinton Hall corner
of Brekman aud Nassau Sta Monday Evening, Dec "a
lass Mr c. has the pleasure to thai this occasion
Six Ladies' and Twelve Gentlemen will inlse the Gus. -
Among the chemical experiments Mr. e WIN place iise
Raj under the glass receiver OF tho air pump snd pump ne
air from receiver I'LL the dies he VIII ther sSe e. m
out apply Galvanic Battery 10 him ana nfins tam sb ~ f
eyRn He will place five dollar gold piece ~ uis VI
Water coanecied Magnetic Machine and WI give b,s
ver had Il fairly taken but twice variety OF NE
most amusing aud instructive chemical WI" "o
given For particulars, see sInail hsno ois, NJ o,clock
PSs cenia For sol. the MUSIC Stores and II
:, Ticknt- - | d20 2ts
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-20

u The Subscribers E.oZcngc for Cold in the
Head, Instantly alcviaes the disagrreabe symptoms of
that unpleasant disorder Pernitied dissolve slowly
The mouth, by its action the membrane OF that
organ. ii wiiaws Inflammation from the parts affected.
Ii is also ecscous and approved remedy for hoarseness
ana loss OF voice Price . cents box.
Sold The principal drug and by J. K |. COD
DlNGTON, sos Hudson.st cor. Spring-s. d2o Inn
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JOSEPH HEGEMAN, Auclic- ser

JOSEPH HEGEMAN, Auciic- SER
I ARGE SALE Of Valuable Brooklyn properly
IL Wednesday, Dec 24th nj IL o'clock, at the Sales ROOM
40 EnI,onst Brooklyu Valuable c-s. " In ihe Seventh
Ward OF the City Of Brooklyn, conss u nrse story
basement and attic frame houses and os On tins Eas: eide
OF Bedford. avenue, North Of Tileryst
Also SIS vacant lots handsomely situated on Bedford and
No.trend avenues WalabouI road, Spencer Walworth,
Ssndford Tillery and Skillman sts dis 4tisf
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Evv En- sell ~ The gallery, Cltnton Hall corner Of
Beekman and Nasssu SIS ~ uTs 1,n Sy ]od ins t
commencing at O'CLOCK sDoIs hi ~ an,}sed y valuable
Paintings, in rich trarls- .i ~ ,1 I s. 6Ind pictures
private coliecnon, on %,tt a!n HnnriT Ashon Eonhsd.
Oy Aso s os ysTy 6as ga coeeoa
maker recently purisses ,I,o s eiss.. s.D7'rN
az connoseue I and o,ho.a forming colleeSn. s,oIs
81 d,oar,se.e therr Can now be seen win oa'aios
sLIaf
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Magazine for the Young, specimens OF which are now
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THE ALPS AND RHINE, Series OF Sketcees, pf .
L T Head-y,: neat volume, forming NO. . VI iHF 40
brary Of American BOOKS Price 81, cents ,-ru.u
Published and 10. sale by WILEY r. GpSg.v I.,Sa,
Who will publish nexI WednesdsyaA PtgIim unoe LIZ
Shsdo.v Of the Jungfrsu; By the Rev DR.. Chee'ei-
d20 2is
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nIrRrIsH on Monday 8 Manual OF Matnmony, and
connubaI Companion, gathered together Tor Ihe SAFE
S ngIe and he wed Of The welded by Bachelor
Miniature voi1me-5lt eta
rb.ustory of Rome from the earliest period, By Thos
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Pree IS This c.anc tall % being welcomed As an
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New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-20

TCURTLE Z SOUP-As usual WI! be ready al Hazard ;
-, -, do II
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cases of Prints good styles and as, coors and will be
sold from Sd 10 Is yard also colored CaHbrcs for
81 cts per yard with large assortment OF other 10
u-stic Goods. Wool Fianue- from Is Cd 10 IS per
vard J. n. S T. Ii. SELBY x co.
80 rod Il Stos SITS No. S+5 Broadway. New-fork-
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q, CITY OF BR0OKLYN.-A. Private .sns- sslevaf a
G house and lots Of ground situated Gn ,oe go Of he
o,. fonua on spencer-s on which Is god ,ne.
Soss he dwelling house 25 eetb " @ U w ,be hest
| With tea room In the rear, ouliI ~ 1S
sna and Souhed in the modern style Tho grounds 1
ss out with grape arbors and choice iau b Fulton
e,ner ea S,% Sp Ea.t Brooklyn. FOR terms apply 70
fe''' 'O' ANTHONY J. BLEECKER, Aueu9MusTTI. MsT.,
10 7 Broad St near w alist
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" Violation of the Ashes Of the Dead -
BREAKING UP OF TRINITY CHURCHYARD.-A re-
against the above, addressed TO the Common
Council copy of which may be in the y. y Express
is lett for signatures al the following places;
Al the Oiiee of Thos. c. Butler 2S John-sL
Book Store OF Messrs Stanford Swords l59 Broadway
Office Of the New ork Express, l2 Broadway
Thomas Dusans, Undertaken, 47O Broadway, between
Grand and Broomc sis.
S Monisons Sexton II Carkson-st. near Hudson.
Office Of james ~ Wells, 9h.ayeDue, between 2st and
22d sta.
Drug Store Of Dr. 5. Sargent 10 sdavenus, corner of
Eghlh-sl-
Drug Store of Dr. Lodge AIS Grand, corner of Rdge-s
Drug Store Of C. B. Cox, 10 Eiehthav enue, corner Of
Troy-st. dis lws
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NIIR0UGu,r RITT MACHINEKY fof SaIe-

NV ItUU (sIiI d I MN III IT 70.
w complete OF machinery Tor taxing wrought pnts
comprising patented uschle for benciEg or forming ih=
joints superior any use shears Tor cutting tue blanks
droppress punches setncpress, drills circular shears
&c &c. al IN good order until recently IN use Ire
whole w be sold cheap snd To any one so DISPOSED OIL
rrs Iae opportunity 10 in The business Inc oe
snd for The article of wrought iron butts hinges ID al
ready very large and steadily increasing For farther par
cuars sppy 10 the subscriber here the machinery and
some Of tbs butts produced BY II may be
JOHN r. WiHSLOW.
.Aibaas bon Rorss Troy, Do. Is. Ist5, i2p I'm
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EINE JEWELKX-C STEW ART manufacturer OF
Jewerv Ne Is olz-st up stairs, offers Sc -c sssor
description Of real Je~ey only. al mod
crate ixed prices Of k'd made or sold
AT his factory New-York Dec. 70. 1915 d2O lIS'
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This balance embraces the sum Of $50, ,00(
of relief notes, which the State Treasurer
withheld from cancellation on the 3lst DE
cember, and which, if needed may be ap
piled by The Legislature TO the payment o.
inleres, on the public debt. From lh'
facts here presented, it is eviden, that the
Commonwealth will be prepared to meet hel
interest falling due on the Isl of FEBRUARY
Attempts, it Is true, have been made 10
create doubts in the public mind in relation
TO the propriely of paying The interest on
that dav lest there should be deficiency
in the Treasury, on the lst of August Bul
il must be perfectly evident that the Trea
sury will be in ample funds, not only On
The first Of August hext,bu, also on the tirsl
Of February, lS45. And the very fact thai
The interest is paid on the first of February
next, will increase the means and credit OF
The Stale to meet lis interest III August, q
lfIerwalds, when il falls tue. While. on
The other hand, if when il is admitted thai
enough money TO discharge the in,eres! on
the first of February, is IN the Treasury
applicable to that object, and it is not 81
,ppIied, we shall, with much appearance Of
Justice, subject ourselves to the reproach Of
our lradVcers. as wil(ully dishonest, and re
gardless of the faith and honor OF the State
With an exhausted Treasury and larnlshed
credit we could plead our necessities II
exlenualion Of our violation Of conlracls;bu
what shadow of excuse could be otferet
when this necessity has ceased TO eXls
None, whatever, that good oldfashloned
integrity does not brand as disgraceluI and
unworthy our character as sovereign
State.
1t must be gratifying 10 every Pennsyl
vanan TO reflect that the credit of this ptea.
State, which has been, for upwards OF lwu
years, subjected to reproach, will thus be
restored TO the unsullIed purity Of characler
which, unit. this unavoidable reverse q
fortune, she had steadfas,ly maintained
rhe claims of all her homes, creditors VIII
be punc,ualIv discharged, and the grossalm
pulalions which have been heapet upon
her name wiped ,ul, and the abiding con
idence which we have ever felt the dispos
,Iion e ability Of the State to comply will
II. her engagements; will be fully realized
The report Of the Canal Commissioners
will present to yoa, in deIaIl, the operations
N the rublic Improvements, for the pas
5esr. The tolls collected in 1874 amount
. 81 lG7 GO3 AZ being an increase Over
lS43 of $l72 1919 10. The collections lop
he year exceed the expenditures he sun
If S629 65S 80.
The report Of the State Treasurer wi
explain, in detail, our financial condition.
That officer estimates the receipts at th,
Treasury, for the current fiscal year ending
}0th November. lS45 al SO 005 600 0t
TO which add bal
ance in Treasury
on 30,h Novem.
ber last, SG83,S5l SO
Also, the amount ln
Canal Treasury,
on same day, 39,407 90
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OFFICE OF THE DEMOCRAT
opposlrE ST.. PAuL's Church, MMN-sT
TERMS:

THE COZ UMBIA DEMOCRfTwWO O'
published eUery Saturday morning. a.
THO DOLL.3RS per annam Pdya6i'
hai( yeariy in aduGnce, or 1~o Do''dr'
FiHy CentS,1nOtpaid withm heye"
No subscription wW Jetaken for a shorter
period than sir months; nor any d'Sco"'
iiauance permited,unta oil arre~0SeS
are discharged.
ADVERTISE MEMS not eGceed'ag a
square wiH be conSpicuo"sly inserted al
one DoRmfor The first three Insertions
and TtcentycfUe cents tor eDery ;,S SuoS' .,
quen Insertion. s-}7.H h6er@ a'Sco"'
nale 10 tho Sc who adUcrtise 6y me ye"r
LETTERS addressed on 6"sineSS'"'"S'
be post pail.
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this source, for the present year,may there
fore, be estimated al about 81, 26O, 600 W
The acts which have been passed upon
The subject and which are now in force
provide for the imposition OF tax, when,
taking the valuation for 1874, OF the real
and personal property as basis VIII an
nuaIIy amount 10 The sun Of 81 ,453 OOO. -
That valuation, II may be remarked, was
considerably below lha, Of lsal. IT, there
lore, the provisions of the ACT OF 1914 be
fairly carried into effect, in the valuation ol
property, and the collection and prompt
payment Of The TAX, be enforced, the annual
revenue hereafter 10 be derived from that
source, will amonnt TO al least 81 500 OO0.
rnis sum, with the other resources OF the
.COmmonwo oallh, will be entirely adequate
10 furnish the necessary amount TO discharge
,he interest upon the public debt, and mus
insure the fidelity Of The State TO her en-
gagements.
Without expressing the opinion that the
lelalls OF these laws are, In all lheif minute
particulars the most equal and Just, IN me
objects selected for taxation, and the rates
imposed will remark that, they seem to
10 substantially cOnformable 10 public opln
ion. There is defect in providing Tor me
punclual enforcement of the laws imposing
and collecting the taxes, and beg leave 10
recommend to the consideration ol the Leg
stature, the adoption of some more efficient
mode of attaining the end. This might
be done by inhlc.ug penalties on The col
Iectors, or olher officers, found delinquent 10
he discharge of their duties. That class OF
is as IrlIe entitled to indulgence
or sympathy as any others engaged in the
execution of the laws.
The entire amount Of The public deb! al
this time is:
Funded debt,
6 per cent.
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subject to exonerations, commissions, &c.
which may be estimated at ten per cent
The balance, it's fair TO presume, will be
made available the current year OF the
$751; 2IO 30 paid into the Treasury during
the past fiscal year, only Sl43 O00 06 wa,
received from the tax assessed for 1914
leaving outstanding, for that year alone
over $500 600 90. The receipts from
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-01-18

There is, therefore, no manner OF dOubr
lhs, henceforlh, the State will he able to
meet not only the interest on her pubIir
debt but all her other engagements Of every
descriptions; the taxes now imposed by law
.Ut their collection and payment INTO the
Treasury be strictly enIoIceC), and the pro
leeds Of lie public Improvements, with
Other sources of revenue, constituting fund
amply sufficient for that purpore.
Recurring to the history Of the past six wears
what satisfactory answer does il furnish
o the objections OF the enemies nj RppuhIi
can Government, against lis stability aud lIs
honor. Oppressed by personal embarrass
menls-- weighed down by public hablilles
- leproached Tor not doing what the most
nanuI struggles we're unable To accomplish
The people Vi Pennsylvania have still borne
themselves steadily in the darkest hour have
submitted TO taxation grievOus at all times
aud particularly so IN COnvulsions Of busl
ness, and have at last reached the solid
footing which public integrity and pnbllc
fidelity in the end never fail to attain.
The difficulties and embarrassment attend
ing this struggle, will hardly be- cfeditt d
'by those who have not shared them, and, !
confess, it will ever be TO me a source ol
proud satisfaction 10 compare the condition
Of the State, when the helm of Goyernmen,
was pu, into my hands, with its condition
when surrender it into The hands Of my
successor. | say not this to reproacl
those who preceded. nor TO diminish tit
Just credit Of those who succeed me; but a,
an act Of sheer justice TO all who embarked
with me in the gloomy and peIlOus voyage
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-01-18
$l5 006 j2G 90
Amounting 10

The annual interest nn tie funded debt
of the Stale, payable al the Bank of Penn.
sylvania, exclusive Of interest on certificates
issued for lnierests,s 81 TAI O3O 10 FALLING
Iue respectively on the frsl Of February &
Augusl, of which the sum of SS73 5l5 06
IS payable on the first day of February next
If it should be determined TO pay the inter
est on the interest certificates on the Isl
February, then the funher sum Of S97 $50
"a will be required.
The receipts into the Treasury during
the fiscal year, ending on the 30Ih Novem.
1er last, including a small available balance
from he previous year,were 50 5ll 237 03
rhe expenditures for the
same period, including the
amount of rClel notes can.
ceItd, were O17 365 10
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-01-18
Amounting to the sum of $40 s35 Ol3 60

The increase to the State Debt, since !
assumed the duties of the Executive chair,
nay be properly understood, when II Is
stated that lhe inleres, which has aCCured
hereon, since that period,
amounts to $40 30l 1856 90
Ihe amount ofinterest guar.
anteed to private corpora.
tions, 10 l44 $40 90
And the amount of appropri.
arions towards the compile.
lion of unfinished lines of
public mprovemenIs, ,com.
menced prior to that time,
abou! 4 son 600 90
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Leaving a balance in the
Treasury on .haI day Of 5 665 65l 81
There was also an available
balance in the Canal Trsaa
sury, on the same day, of 80 407 OF
The receipts during The
months OF Derember, ex.
elusive of disbursements,
were 1879 6sl 2;
70 which may be added the
receipts over expenditures
for the present month, es-
imaled al 100 900 Of
=---
Making the amount in tie
Treasury on lsI February
about 1903 O3O !
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-01-18
S3,7OS,3lS So

Making total Of S3,7OS,3l5 So
tie also estimates the expen.
dIlures of The Common.
wealth, for the aame peri
cd, including interest on
public debt at 3,O6lOI3 So
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-01-18
GOVERNORS MESSAGE.

TO the Senate and House of Representa-
huss Of ihe Commonwealth Of Pen"
SuIvaain
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-01-18

Leaving a balance in Treasu
sy on 30Ih November,
1915, ol
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A. 700 OUU UO
-----$39 293 $50 61
Loan (relelf
issue) per
act OF 4h
May, lS4l
bearing an
interest of
one per cent 81 10 00O %
six III 636 90
five II 5t2 90
Amount in circula.
tOn, 81 43S 1863 90
Balance due domes
tic creditors on
certificates issued
by the Auditor
General, 1884 81
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1845-01-30

V1RGlN1A.-At Rules held i'm the Clerk OF
fee of The Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chancery for Augusta County, December the
end. 1914
Michael Kershner. Harvey Kershner, George
kershhef, AbrahaW Kershner, an infant under the
age OF twenty-one years, by Alexander LapoTte
his guardian and next friend, Janetta Kershner,
William l.. ID. Rogers and Mary his wife, and
Thomas Rogers and Lavinia his wife, Pitts,
AGAINST
William kershner, David Kershner, Jacob Kersh.
ner, Peter kefshner. and the chill
dren and heirs of John Kershner, decd, Defis:
in CHANCERY.
The Defendants Peter Kershner, and
the children and heirs of John Kershner, decd;
not having entered their appearance and given Sc
curly, according to the act of -Assembly and the
Rules OF this Court, and it appearing by satisfac
tory evidence that they are not inhabitants of this
Commonwealth 1t is ordered that the said de-
PENDANTS do appear here, on The Ist day Of the
next term (June 1845) and answer the bill Of the
plaintiffs, and that copy of this order be forth
with inserted in some newspaper printed in Stoun-
ton, for two months successfully, and posted at
the font door Of the Courthouse.
A Copy-Teste,
NICHO. G. KINNEY, c. 6.
Dec. 3, 1914.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1845-01-30
Cos,ss,sissto,.e,.,s Svle.

N pursuance OF a Decree of the Circuit Superb.
= or Court OF Law and Chancery for Pocahon-
'as county In cause therein depending, in
which Henry kenagy is Plaintiff. and VIM. w.
Wolfenbarger and Others Defendants. pronounc.
ed at the October Term, 1914, of said Court the
undersigned as the Commissioner named i'm the
said decree, will on the 4lh day of March next,
at the Courthouse of said county of Pocahontas,
proceed to sell at public auction, to the hishes,
bidder upon credit Of six, twelve and eighteen
months IN equal ins,alments, Tract or parcel of
land lying and being in the said county, being
inc land sold ard conveyed by the said VIM. w.
Wolfenbarger to William Gum, and more partic-
uolarly described in the papers in said suit.
Bonds with good security will be required of the
purchaser for the amount of the purchase money
and the title retained until it be paid.
PAUL Mcneil, Com'r.
January so, iSl5.