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LAND Y NEGROES FOR SALE.

y.
lOsh Of Sovsmser-I being Louisa Court day-6ie. OF
twenty Negroes for cash Asa, three TIE
waters OF Hickory Geek:
it Tract OF abou 200 mostly abounding IN
fine Inbsr cspeea Cd heart OF the atty
Of adjoining
"a Tact e abont 20 Achilles Saith dec
resided tn the above a comor
uhe dwelling hou hiebsn koI~
the yard and g-rtea pale mater al.
ON this Tract -esau; Paw H. 4 hne Tl.
Mil In the midst OF n-y tmbrrcd county There may
Attached Crit " within ytrls below the saw Mil
stream considered susbt both Mil.
tbs Gr Mil the summer. Suh a Nil ud very valuable
OF few years there viii opp ,nn 10 IT,
81 This Tact abol mile from the Aboy-is mostly
cleared under good :caee pretty good
Ing II aees-t.LE part Of the Land formerly by
Rtuith. deceased.
The Of sale will be- third aud
accommodating credit purchaser giving
sseurly and a tTu,t payments
Possession gwen mniedI,t'ly
The IN lined will TAX. pleasure shelving property
Prrson VISA. " u pureha'-, THo5 J. hARREr
AdminiEii with the viii annexed.
Of Achilles 5mth decd
I1.nL.n n.,n l.. .I-.N
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FROM the United States Journii.
AUTUMN.
ByJrstFH ,. brown.
nThn, my heina,. .irnaII

Tho my beings stream
Gives out no music: | can still drunk in
The unshad wed beauties Of the Universe,
Gaze, with swelling soul upon the blue
Msgniiicsuce boye, hear the hymn Of
Heaven IN every s'ur light ray, and MI
Glen, vale, v Jod and mOuBtsin with the
Visions, poured from the deep home OF az
Immortal Mind ."-George d. PTeRiiSe.
! love 10 hear the lionel; song
The winds Ut Autumn sing,
AID sec the pale leaves borne alUng
S,rudeiy on their wing:
know tvs sad, but yet tome
IL hath n pleasing tone,
it, ntis-, 80 monfniul, seem Ia he
Responsive to mine own.
When Summers robes upon the grove
IN emerald folds were flung,
loved her fields and bowers 90 rove,
Her blushing flowers among:
But HOr they have a stronger spell,
a s,auiy still more dear.
Than when they bore alOlt so we'll
The splendor u the year
u were unfit. that when the gay
AID gladsome Summer fsigns.
The lowly heart should poui ne lay
~ melancholy strains;
But Au'umn-O! how deep and Wild
lts Willing tempest pees.
And ,Ii'iiIs the soul, or healing mid
i'on the sad heart stesls.
Nov may tho mDuuner iufn spau
To the lOrsnken vale,
And pour the soffows Of his hesu
Upon the moaning Rale;
Aud feel no basl u srOfn come down,
Like bighiirg miIdow there.
No whitening isunt. no chilling lro~n
Upon his humble prayer
The leshesr woods. the field. ~ -sp.
dearly love them al;
And o. is music ~ my esf
To hsar the brown not fall
t. mark the fdsting leaves that spread
s. richly vale and hill,
The -1urfels c'ifp, the fabirs Hea5.
When oil beside is tiiil
~ these ore sounds more sweet " me,
More fich ton Thousand times,
Than wOmau's softsst notes can be.
~ prou1esf trumpet chimes.
~ they evoke The persisted dreams
EntOmb'd with brighter year,;
Yer my check had f,lt w lava streams
The brerur's ~ fesrs.
would no summer day Of rauh
Wight greetmy tlosing rye;
Nor star that gihisred DER my birth,
When am called 10 de-
Ny soul would easter burst the chain
OF Time ~ " his away,
Inspire by sueneth upon ibs wsns,
And Beauty N decay.
Rshi"stsa CITY
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COMMERCIAL RECORD
RICHMOND MARKETS.
l..re.r.s Ass so.a.rr.s rv,e. 4 ~. =. d. wnsl


osro.u .. is4s.
roBAcco.--Thsrs he. been very hide doiss ., ,hs
Inspections Zoe the Last lew days Prices giving way.
ss the prospect 70. the growing crop improves.
GRAiNWhea 80 to S5c. or bret parcels; 80 ~ 80
Tor ordasry TO good. Com %'3ssoc. oss iron wagons
CUT NAlLS-4t to 44c.
N. &. COTTON-6}aic.
TEAs-imperisl and Gunpowdsr 7se. 70 el,,os BlsoA
5Va75e.
wHlsKEY-Bbs. Csc; hhds. s4e.
cANDLES-sperm so.sac; Patent Sperm zoe; Hull'
Patent lie; Tsow l0slaS.
coFFEE-Rio s3ssc; Lasuayn 7l.s; ST. Domingo
HERDS GRASS-s1}e. 4. do.
TIMOTHY Do.-S3 per bushei.
CLOVER SEED-ln demand, at IS 50s6 per bus.
tlsH-New No. Shad e5}a7t dull; No. Herrinss
fLouR-pan a, SAL st3; Ext, IS; Family % a,
retail
IRoN-pis ssoas,, English $50, Sweden 500; Ire
dcsaI Sl00. ......
LlME-Sl per cargo.
MoLAssEs.N. Orleans in bbs. slasae; Porto Rico
3la33e; Cuba use.
oIL-winsr sssaioo; Fall strained so.ss; whale in
bbls. 4lc.
PRovIstoNs-Bscon thos round) s&.s3c; Shoulders
1&alSe; Sides 81 q Sc; Lard eSaye.
PLAlsTER-Eron the Wharf. e25ss per ton.
SUGARS-Thc market continues hrm--St. Ctvix Ssg&;
Porto Rico q a ~; N. Orleans II II.
SHOT-S&e. Ef.f1-r.
sALT-From Wharf $3.50 to i.sse.; s,or. o. SIS to
$50.
CArrLE-Beef from sss to 81; Sheep from Q to ,,
h's' "'" s'''t EXCHANGE.
n. York drafs ~. Ct. Baltimor. drsfs prem.
ssaS c.ssa. S1,.s S:'''' s
Treasury Notes isi prem. Tennessee 3ds.
Alabama dis. Specie prem.
COAL FREIGHTS.
To Bahuorv ~ per bu.b-l Phiadsph,a. saSl
cents 70 New York ~ eso.: to Boston cents RA-s.4
s~r~
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LAW Sl,HllllI.

NNc ses'vs< ss>si Advasa>s~ -y b->hA u~vssbs
sa. ea@es vsopess 70 evsa Lac sshea - - saye
s"a 70 - q sdsesed the plan possed ;, o.
~tsy VI Nssi.s ny principal Tsr ny Oss-
.s~e sAsA may BE- psosursd By ths sisAss .y~x
nsf eook necessary 10 the readily psosssA
eey are sassd In kiehnesd Ts opssrA
o. Nevemsss and w eiose the 18Th hsy hs es~r--
seaf.s o. Natural Coasia,oaAl huaeipa
es sdnisos 10 Ne school paysb. ssassses
ss-Ai3Nev uENay ar I'm Ts,Cg ~
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LAW SCHOOL.

'un sotm ot tbts inttituti0n commences on
the 18th u oessess AID 18th of March
following. -'
There are two Courses Of Law SCHOOL, the t.per. or
Elementary course embracing the av or N.s.r, az
Nations cs fo,i With particular vews Of IN, Coo,r,ons a
Srnis and Of the United staes Nu.ir
pal Law Of VI gasiwhh The ahses o<Pesdns ana E,d,n,
aud the Practical Professional cours,.sraens n. Pr,e.
u the Munesl Law VI Virginia. unh The v~r
forms Of action together with poins c.dns -
Evsienee. arTcab them spsetve osh<s ua,,-ss n,
i~ngth
And there also Coarss o sbssese IL psi,sp.
Of the Art particularly sppeabk sfrumen asras
the Bsr
There Lecturer RsaJinsH Reeiaious Essns,is. al
Ererescs different kind en- The eo,..
The fee for instruction. go o< sAss Of ,s
Courses Of Law $50 or boh paris ofs) tos,
and 90 ior the OF Rhs,oe-paysb,e advance
VET MAXWELL
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AZ William u. Gurus b. the regularly sulbofiled Agent.
receive subscriptions 60 the le and Tunes Of Henry
Clay. 10 the Counties Of Amsls, Che-tsrfed Dinwidde
Hssovsf Rotowsy. Powhstan a,d Prince George
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ALBENARI.E.

~ The New York EpR, p,l Convention adjourned o,
Tus.day last
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TO PLANTERS AND FARMERS.

pUNHE subscrlber has tor sila lnrge quantity
Il OF heavy k-rsys ADD slIGe
aud ssrvapts contains ~
double AMI hard twisted
for durlh Dy Anr enquiry respecting directed Milton ~ c
al b. pr mpty aIsaG.d Ia u. BARRETT.
Oct
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POPULAR SCHOOL BOOKS
FOR SALE BY
NASH d WOODHOUSE.

1871 Main Street, Hichmond, Va.
A piCRoARIES Intellectual Philosophy. do. Moral
"A the Mind Bars Lectures Historic Fo~es Familiar
DalosIss Boyds Rhto aaibe Grammar
ban orator Cons,oeks Eoeuiion fIosts speaker
fross Composition, kNmes Elsmsn.- Of Cncn
States sp~ak- Ns~uIans Rh-'ode owas Ely I.ooslc
uonAry forters ANALYSIS Parkef As English Composition
Park.rs Exercises Composition Pasys Moral Philosophy
Tbeoosy SclOATs Bcok ScoLIs Compa
Pantheon Esrnsnrs OF Mythology. Towhs Analysis Uphs
Mental Philosophy wayands Moral Science; wha--,
Whatee's Logic; H-tges Logic Montgomery
eraturr suIisnns PolnicS Clas book Cadwrs supn
Country Dealers Teachers AMI Parents supplied moderate
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ALBEMARLE.
Neat NondOy being Albomsrle October Court, Ihs a.
sssaOS q people vii be called the sOtee II Educs.
sss and IN Edusssiea coasss.os.
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To Me.sr. y. " GAa1,yU. Sc, g., &. ~ ~ y

TIE ELECTION TO-DAY.-Tbero could not be Q
more beluuuI dpy tor the election Than tbs. The wta.
hs j. clear aud pleasant inviting exercise sbroid and
oGucing even me invalid from home.
Tue election preceding with great order al The polls
a. Tar W hear The voters generally turning out
and the signs ind cate that the poll will be large There
i high excitement good deal Of personal interest
y taken by the friends of the respective candidate.
hienh and The Tor votes among them gives the
appearance II much activity al the respective pisces u
voting.
What will be ils result we cannot undertake 10 say.
We know enough ." BE- II thu that h every Wing IN
the city votes h, Wing ticket our whole i.i II nomina
tons eill b. elected W. Kennedy election y regarded
by some n the bct Judges certain u pugt never ~
have been boz doubt. nGd hope is already secured
Bni that all uncertainty may bs removed urge upon
our Trends. VIII" may not hase voted before getting i,
paper, g,tO the polls single vlc nsy elect
W. Kennedy singe vote fnsy eject our whole RVS.
l'uve ticket That Wing may have 20 ireI the re-
nurse which our defeat y single would bring upon
hf man who dors not y0te say a. him, The poll.
/ o. ono"--votc the whr.e Wing ucket-and having ihu.
done your dni,. you msy peacefully sbide the result
Bait Pat. "Wednesday Evening
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u Inc People ID, Hanover requested - meet at The
CVnu House the fret day OF the October Count, Court,
or tie pnfpuse II holding meeting 10 consider the sui
I'ctoi Popular Eiuc1i,n A. all interested IL j. de-
sei ihit al wiz can, should attend The ms,,ing VS.
not held a. last Court boo oonscl renee 81 the gf,ater part
% lice dsy bsynI been consumed ~ meeting Of III. p.o
pie iOr smother purpo-e.
Man Ctu1tSs % u.S,ytt
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CORRESPONDENTS
.sms,rs, CO.rt HOUSE. September I, isis

Jniersf Cosrt HOUSE, September I, lsIS.
To Jo~krH X. iKVINs, ESQ.
Dear Su Alta meeting OF portion OF your personal
and political friends. held this pse. 81 Instant
resolution passed, rendering the compliments
Psblic Dinner be furnished the Courthouse such
time may your convenience. And the undersigned
delegated the agreeable duty OF informing you OF this
resolution and requesting the acceptance OF tue intended
honor.
The zeal and sbiliy which you nave all proper occa-
sions payeJ the support aud advocacy OF these
Ut civil liberty, and those wise and sautry
policy which rhasceriz, and distinguish Wing
pary-and especially the efficient and distinguished
which you have rendered GLORIOUS cause,
Wing Elector Ia the late Presidential election. and
Candidate of Wing pery the recent Congressional
elccion-have pointed you out worthy 10 receive the
gratitude and compliments oi your political friends And
feel every confidence thSt your devotion that great
less ardent and enthusiastic now in its
sv. than it 1t animated with the prospect
% victory. Indeed, doubt not knowing your gene
nature and reasoning iron our own eengs-thst that
devotion is deeper and more powerful
The cordially with which the proposition TO tender you
a Public Dinner received. and the unanmiy with
which the resolution adopted. furnishes gratifying
manifestation OF the high esteem IN which You held
by your country nICn.
We beg leave q unite our Individual wishes with that
OF the meeting that u may c0tnpori with your feelings and
your convenience acccP, the prot,red compliment.
Win high esteem,
Your nbedicni servants,
SAN'r- VI. GARlA>D. dawn PArrERsoS.
ions ID. pA,., WA .. H>RnING,
TBJ's. n. EUBANE, NICHOLAS HEX,
II. L. BRowN, STLFHEN BOwLEs,
HENRY Lo,INa, C. L. PLELsANTs,
ALEX MUNpS, JoHN COLEMAN,
JoHS DH-LARD. SAN'L So.TT,
THo's. y. GOup~N, W. w. TnuVr.oS,
TN -. A EUgANE b. REYSoLDs
JoRS VI. WLLlAu., WILL. TURSLK,
CoHmiii,e.
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uAdvsstlssmens intended Tor .aSsainss fss-f
Tanst bS6~ash ia bsfxe ocik the P-cvioos evening
- sas ts-pssss and ,hoss is Monday usesninss pa
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TO FARMERS.

IV TNnWEnO.
A GENTLEMAN who has followed Oyersee,.
n ing for hteen WISHES An Ov.,
sone large farm. which managed lousy will uri
" the proprietor an giving DINGHY writer OF
this esnsay what pc hap- few nsver since
be commenced following ths business lard trained
At from his boyhoodl Ind apply any empioymen
but has cquenty refused changed hi.
emp but which voluntary on part viii b.
now lie this method obtain IN.
henes Of the sea,oa-(be late beeauS.
who IN end changing their situation fo
the ensuing before this Apy gentleman whaling 70 en-
poy the ability OF
the writer to estate am te, tu,opy sbc
oI trial be aetoy The address the vrn.x
will be i.f: with the Editors OF whLs. s<26-cin.
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NOTIi'E.

NHE Subscriber has this day Auction aod Com.
mission business TO Mr. Tnos.s TAliAytsso,to WHOM, be
reeomnen ds his frienis ard III, public generally.
N. n. NIL.
settsnber IS, Ist5.
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II @ TIC e
is ii Z II EBY GIVEN,

TO all Iegalecs, creditors, and other per
sons interested ia he estate Ol the respect
i've decedtnls aud minors. that The admins
ration and guardian accounts of The said
estate have been filled IN the office of the
Register nt tie county Of Columbia, and
Wl'l be presented iur cuhfrmanon an d al
tow 'nrc 10 tie Orphans' Court, so be held
At DIn'tlr. M and for the county Aforesaid.
90 "Wednesday, on 23d day Of April mex,
at 2'chtk, T.. NJ.
The account OF John Dltesman. EsGr.
'..nlf, e" The e'tate Of Calhatine Beige
nr "i Aal"uing township daceased.
. The accUun, OF Peter Grtun and Mi
l'a,' lldlmdn, Admire. of the cslale Of Nj
hael Hartman, lale Of Jackson township
,rcta,td.
3 l'he accoun, of Samuel g. wilson
licensed, Ia'e Admr. Of Mary B. Straw
ridge, deceased, so far as he in his lie time
dnnnlSe:rd the same, flied by Eli Wilson
Admr. Of said 5 b Wilson
The account Of the administration Of
Ezra ) Hay hurst as The administrator Of
George Zerr, deceased.
ihe account of George Huges and
George II Willis, Admrs. of the estate
William Clark, late ol Orarge 10 wnship
deceased
6 The supplementary accouu, OF John
Fry and jacob Fry Executors Of the Last
AlII and Testament Of David Fry, late of
1emlock township, deceased
7 The supplementary account ofl Adam
]tndrickson and William llendr ckson,
executors of The Las, will and Testament
If Abraham llendrickson, laIe of Liberty
ownshiP, deceased.
The account of William B. Ilendrick-
,on, Executor of the Last Will and res,a-
nenl OF Christian Shell, late cf Liberty
| ownship, deceased.
The accoun! of Daniel Folmer. Guar
isn Of Beniamin Gnuger. minor child of
William Gouger, late Of Limestone town
ship, deceased.
10 The account Of Jonathan Folmer,
Admr. Of The estate of Pulp Lesher, lsle
| Jl Liberty township, deceased.
IL The qccoun, of Cdbel Thomas, 4 dmr.
If the estate Of Samuel Moore, late OF Mad.
son township, deceased.
! IL The account OF Peter Shulz, Execu.
or Of the Las; W Ill aud Testament Of Sam.
e Of Britain; late of Derry township;
deceased
CHARsEs CONNER, Register.
/ REoIsrER's OFFICE ,,e
b Oanvile, March "a lS45
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SEc. .. It shall be the duty Of every judge, in.
'pactor and clerk conducting ihe election author
1s To be held by virtue Of this act to take (n addl-
ion to the oath or affirmation he ID now required b.
iw u takc) an oath or Affirmation that he will
honestly aud hithfully comply in every respect
gith the PROVISIONS and requirements Of this act
SEC 10 II shall be Ihe duty OF the re
uin judges Of said county, al the ume and
place of their meeting tu cast up all the
votes received 10 lhe different election dis
irlcts on ihe question OF the Removal Ul the
seat of justice aforesaid aud shall make ou'
wo certificates showing the result, one oI
which shalt be flied 10 the Office Of The cefk
IF the court Of quarter sessions aud the Other
IN the Office of The Commissioners of SAID
county Of Columbia.
SIC II. 1t shah he the duty Of Ihe SU,
pr Of The said cJu0ty cl CulumhIa. to r,u,,
tus act to be published in at least dirr,
newspapers published IN said county; lur a
least once IN every week for sixty days in
medalely preceding the next general riec
'ion, and shall on The day of lhe clecuo,
cause al least two printed copies, one O
which shall be In the German language, o
SAID act To be posted IN haudblll Iorm, ~ ,h
most public place nearest the election pol
in every election district IN SAID county aut
the reasonable expense of such publication
shall be paid by the said county OF Culum
ba by orders drawn IN the usual way.
Sec. ~ So much Of the existing law
Iof this Commonwealth as are altered o
Supplied by this act, be and the same ar,
hereby rcpesled and also the act Of Assem-
oly passed i6h June 1896 euuued ar ac
rela'ng 10 the lien Of Mechanics and others
upon buildings, is hereby repealed so Tar
It relates .o the buildings 10 be erected l.
pursuance Of this act
Approved Of aud signed by lheGoyeTnor
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WORMS KILLS THOUSANDS.

4 aNHILDREN are most subject to them but per |
~ sons Of all ayes are liable to be afflicted will
Ihem Bad breath, palencss about the lips nusheu
cheeks, picking at the wasting Nw0y ,leanness
pam III the bowels joints or limbs disturbed slee!
iu5huul dIcan5 moaning and sometimes Of vor-
'oipus apptulc ore among the symptoms ofworms
Many are ductored Tor months, for some other im-
is.ua"y disease, when one box Of Sheiman's Worn,
.uzeu7as would eject cure. D. Ryan, cornei
j 'rAcr sueet and the Buwery, cured a mun OF
yo.ns talt was reduced 10 a skeleton, and by only
y hos IT Suurman's Lozenges: Ees now fat
dn AIdcrmn Tn Hon. b. b. Beardsley
as saved the hfa Of on Of his chdgen by them.
fn5 sate Of over 100000 Of boxes has fully test
d yhem. They ore the only infalhble worm des
roying medicine known. What family will l.,
without lheml
Consumption, Coughs, Colds Whooping Cough.
Asthma and all objections of the lungs, willfnd t
Iea.ins value IN Sh5rman's Cough luzeuges. Thel
iveu the Rev, Richard De Foiesl; the Rev. Mr.
-u'olor, Jonathan Howarth Esq. and that worthy
Dld hero, Leonard Rogers hom the consumpuve'.
grave They cured in one day the Rev. Mr. Dun.
bar, tho Rev. Mr.. Handbook; VIM. H. AtUee Fst
# dislesaiug coughs. They are the pleassnte,
Icvugh medicine and euro lhe soonest ofany k-own
emcjy.
| Headache, sickness and Pupitation, relieved o
/ rom i've to ten minutes by Shcrmon's CsmphO
nozcnsc3 Persons Attending crowded ~ooms IL
'ravoI.,ns will find them to inpart buoyancy 0
/ pirils and renew their energies. Those sufeIin.
nom too free living viii find few of tie lozenge
10 dlspel the hor1ots and lowuess Of spirits. Mr.
hINih, OF the Sunday Mercury, has repeatedly cur
ed himself Of severe headache BY them japtaiI
Chadwick, OF the packet ship Wellington. has vii
ne5sed their efficacy in great many cases of sea
| ,llEueEs. They operate like a charm upOn To
gilated or shattered nerves, Us Sherman's Poo
Mans Plaster does upon rheumatism, umbagc
pain OF weakness in the side back: breast or en-
part Of The body. Mr.. II. q. Daggers, 80 AM
-lroeG Henry K GOuding; 352 Chslhsu
lreeI Moses } ilenriques Esq, and
multitude Of others have experienced III
wonderful effects of Desc Plaslets
PtIce only l24 cents. Canton Is recesssr
. see that Oh get the genuine Sherman
ho2onges and Pdslers, as there are man
eorhIess articles attempted 10 he pame
fl IN place Of flbem, by those who woul
r0e with youI life for a shilling,
/ DR.. Sherman's warehouse 10 al loo Ma
san slreet.--For sale by
| John Il Mover Bloomsbnrg
l Wan l. Waller g. co - Berwick
I Low & Thompson-Lime Ridgc
f. 81 j. Lasafus--O OraBgevRle
Nj. q ShoemOker- Buck Horn
l.. & A l. Bisel--Jerseytowu
i DER & M'Bride--W White Hall
! John Moore DsnviIe.
u Stephen Badly, Cauawissa.
Jou 4--ls45-37. 6n.
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EzH.asz.elsgszssEsua
MATER SPOUTS.

The Rev. Isaac Anderson, in lerier
published in the MurIreesboro' (renu,,
Telegraph, states that on .he eycuiHg Of
The 27ih of July last, not less thar one
hundred water spouls descended from Ih'
clouds upon Chihawee mountain, and lha
,he water from each spout fell with such
momentum as to force its way into the
earth Ten or twelve feet, and tear ont large
channel IN its way down the mountains, car
rying with it rocks, ,rees and roofs, aud de
posting item at he base of the mou"
rain
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NOTICE

z S hereby given to the Stockholders in the com
Y pany for erecting a Bridge over the Northeast
Bianch Of the river Susquehanra. hotween the
town of Cattawissa and The mouth Of Fis hngcleek
that the Managers have ths day declared dividend
Of THREE PER CENT. on the Stock of slic
Company, for the last SIX months, which will be
paid said stockholders or their legal representatives,
at the I'reasurers office, Cattawi5sa on or nhc
the 18th inst.
JAMES PLEASANTS, Treasurer.
Treasurer's Office, Cattawssa, A pr /, 1915
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ESLnLe oC Christian II. Br0lsh

THE Creditors of Christian A. BrobsI
are hereby notified lhat the undersigned ap
poin,ed an Auditor TO distribute the lnnd'
in the hands of James PIeasarts, Esq ad
minislra,or Of Ezra S, Hayhurst, deceased
who was one of the Assignees of Christian
A Brobst, among the creditors OF sal'
Christian, will attend al The house olChaTe
Hartman, in Caljawssa, on THURSDAY 'h'
3D. day of April next, at 10 o'clock ol san
day, TO perform 'he duties OF his appoint
ment, where all parties interested IN IN
said estate are hereby notified TO attend,
J. G. MONTGOMERY,
Februaro 7, l6t5. oHo
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INLAND NAVIGATION

WEST.
The extraordinary extent Of the lnland
Navigation Of the West is perhaps scarcely
known 10 the many persons who speak OF
the great distance from New York tU
Liverpool. A single steamboat trip equal to
thaI may be taken on The waters Of the
Mississippi From New Orleans TO the
yellow Stone is 3032 miles. This Is the
length Of voyage iroH New York t"
Liverpool all performed inlJud- the p0ln
Of departure being one hundred miles from
,he eea! Such is ohe ol the voyages thai
may be performed in the greal valley
Of the West Bot take another. Suppos.
bost takes in produce from Pitsburg To
New Orpans and should there be cnart"rcC
10 take stores 10 the Fur Campany'S fort
al the mouth Of the YriInw Stone. and lhrr
return to Prusburg Ilur voyage will br
S02l, and this distance may a slcdmbuai
run on lhe waters ol the West in a rrgual
voyage before she returns to her Ougtus
port But lhere are voyagos continually
performed, OF scarcely less magnitude tbau
his IN tht pursuit Of a regular buslhes.
For example, steamboat leaves PIurhWE
with four and pork for New Orrans There
she takes ia ratgu 81 sugar and coffee ior
81. Louis and therr aaaiu, she loads w %
wheat and lpad Tor tlprlousli. I'he murr
dis,ar,ce i, 3 $50 miles fhl, is or may be-
regular Western ynyugr, nnt lungrr tha'
many boats actually prrlurm IN one MP
Now take common Cincinnati v"N age 10
New Orleans pcformrd, iucludlug all stop.
pages and loadIrg and unloading IN abuu
three weeks, and ne distance l. 26SS Uti".
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L3IlYEl2lANlAo

MARRIED.-On Sunday the 93i
'nsr. by Anthony Deneler Esq. Mr.
PETER MILLER 10 Mrs, LENA KLINE
Dnla olRoaringcreek Township.
BY he same on The 29lh Mr. JESSE
EyANs to Mrs RACHEL HoGHLAN, al
# Roaringcree Towship
BY The same on The 3Oh INST Mr.
'VILLAM BERNINGER 10 Mrs MARIAH
1noxELL, both Of Roaringcreek Town