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The Southern journal., 1846-07-18

6Tlo company ofrussics the 9th
er day, a man was saying that the
Italians had no "w" in their language
"dow, them" demanded country.
man, with mingled air of triumph
and contempt, "do such chaps as them
spell acagoe?" This was poser.
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B A r b + r S II Q P.
Letting. G .

Proposals will be received by the Com
mssioners of Columbia County al their Of
fee in Danville on Friday tho Sd day Of
July next between the hours Of 10 O'Clock
A. M. and 2 o'clock p NJ. Of said day for
building bridge over Mahonng ueeh
where the river road crosses said creek lead
log from Danvil'e to Northumberland
The abutmenls are to be built OF goof
stone "a feet nigh from 'ow water Tsrk, II
Zee, long g. s feet thick al low water
mark, the wing walls 10 each Of mflicienI
dimensions to secure the sbntmehls. The
|superslruc,ure to be a truss bridge OF one
spann single track 60 feet between the
outments bult and finished on the same
Dian that me canal bridge iT next below.
BY order of the Commissioners.
L. NENDENHALl, Clerk.
Commissioner Office, !
Danuille, Junc. oh l846
| ALSO-on Saturday. the 4lh day Of July
Inexl between the hours of 10 o'clock A, NJ
aud o'clock p NJ of SAID day PiopDsal
will be received by The Commissioners o
lColumbia county al the Esther Furnace il
Franklin township for building BrIdg
over Roaringcreek where The public high
way crosses said creek near the Esther FuI
mace in said township.
The plan and specification will be exn'
Ibited on The day OF letting,
BY order Of the Commissioners.
E. MENDENHALL, CLERK
Commissioner'S OEes,
DanviIle June, oh ls46.
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From The Norridge work (Me.) Journal.
We publish the following. as smorg the
many evidences which we aie constantly
receiving Of the increasing popularity of DR..
Javne's Expec,oran,. We have no interest
IN 'pufiing' il--sny further than we have q
desire u promote the health and happiness
Of our leI.ow>cteaures, who are wasting a.
way with those complaints, for which this
Medicine ls an absolure remedy. Aud in
calling the attention of The public TO j.. we
feel lha, We are in The faithful discharge ol
our duy.
New Portland, Nov 4, ls42
Mr.. Pratt, Sir; wish you 10 send me
3 bottles Of Jayne's Expecioran,. and in this
connection, would say. that deem it al
Invaluable medicine, and an article ,ha, no
family should be without for a single day
| have used il for two years in nv family
and have always fouud i, a quick and eff
cient remedy for tightness OF The lungs, pro
duced by long prolracled colds, whIlh pro
duce the short hacking cough, The premon
lor Of Consupmlion,in in which il 80 frequent
y terminates in this climate. II prnperl,
and seasunably administered, it will! efTectu
! Ally break up the most violent levers, 81
Frequently consequent upou them. wouIt
most cheerfnIy recommend this me 'icine I,
he public in all cases Of that Eaure, as in
valuable.
JOHN u. WEBSTER.
ICHOLICS and FRET TING Of Nv
F4TS.
| Every mother should have Javne's Car
minalive. 1t is The very thing ,hey nee,
! for their children,as it Immediately cures til
choic, and allays all irritation of The ston
, ach and bowels.
The above Medicine are for sale Q
the store of
JOHN R. M0YER,
Bloc omsburg.
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TIE PAYMENT OF THE STATE
INTEREST.

The press throughout the Slate, ir
respective of party, have taken this i'm.
porisnt matter in hand, and seem deter
mined 10 make disin,eresled effort vol
preserve the credit Of the Common
wealth. For our own part we have
never ceased TO labor in this good work
and will continue 10 do so until The end
is attained ;or hope dies oul in dissppoin,'
ment.
We believe that great interests are. in
voved in this measure, and the people
will suffer morally and pecunsry If we
relapse into discredil through mere su'
piless. The State has given q
pledge Of her ability TO meet her semi
snnusl indebtedness end it is our boun
den du'y TO ourselves, our cred
tors and 10 those who come after us,anc
upon whom our mantle fall, TO redee n
il.
We have heard it said by men wht
have enjoyed The bounty OF Pennsylva
MIA, and grown rich and ungra'eful ou
of her abundance, that she cannot pay
her debt and that her people never in
tended seriously TO Try.
The immense wealth of country il
soil and minerals is o silent answer I,
the frs, assertion, and our provtrbial hon
esy sulficen, refuislion of The slandeT
Pennsylvania's early effort 10 recur I
punciua liquidation Of her semi annua
interest, is an index of The earnest de
sire of the people and guarantee Of fu
ture filelily.-Dem. Union
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-06-27

suitable for Spring and Summer use, consisting in
part of
NJ ouslin deLans, French Lawns, Barege
Gnghsm Lawns, Fancy Prints Of al
Patterns and prices. Gsmbroons.
Tweeds, Summer Cloths: Fancy
CssimeIes, Cotton Stripes,
Together withBireee ,Zeper
Worsed, Thibst, Plain &
Shaded Mouslin de
Lame Shswls.
Veslinga, Stocks, Pongee and Cambria
Handkerchiefs, Corded and Grass
Cloth Skirts. Also, large
Assortment Of Florence Braid &
raw Bonners, Ribbons, silk
o. Cloth, Hosiery, Par ssos
Porcelets, Sen Sha des
SC. &c.
In fact every thing that may be required for La
lies or Gen,lemen's spring Or summer wear all Of
which he will ReI as low as they can be purchased
n the county Of Columbia.
All kinds of Lumber andCoantry Produce taken
N exchange for Goods,
L. B. RUlE ERT:
Apri! 25-l
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LEGHT-STRB1ET
Store.
.eeondsupply OESpr;ngGOods
THyHE subscribers take this method Of inform
n ing their frleads and the public generally
that thew are now opening the second supply of
Spring Goods, to which they would most respect
fully invite the attention Of those WIN are in want,
ofNew and Cheap Goods, consisting in pat Of
Cloths, CaSSimereS, SattinetS&' peStingS
Of american, French and English Fabrics
COating and PaafaloOns SuDs,
ve,y superior article Of Tweed Cloths and Cassi-
meres, Angola Casslmeres. DriIlings; Gamhoons
&c. DC. Cotton Pan,aloon StuiIs OF eyery variety
and of lhe most desirable styles.
PRINTS! PRINTS
comprising every variety of style and prices from
81 to 25 cents.
DRESS GOODS.
New style Of French Lawns splendid article Of
new style M0ulane do lane and summer CashmeTeF
Cinghsms &c
SHALWS.
amongst which may he found handsome article Of
Beragss Picknlc, MouSisne and rhlhet shawls
WHITE GOODS.
Barred, striped and plain Jaconets aid Can,bri,
Muslins, Lace. Muslins, book, null and Swisi
Muslir, Bishop Lawn, curtain Mus!in, &c.
BroDn and BLeached NuSlins from
lel to l:b Osn,s per yard, blesched and IN
b!eached TabLs Diaper, cotton OsmAbury, Sc.
Together with full assortment Of
CIR ceries, Spices, HrdWooe and C"t
lery, Queens,c0re, Drugs, Boots
and Sh es,
and in fact every article usually kept in Countr
Stores.
| TIE public generally are invited TO call and e1
, anime their stock before purchasing elsewhere.
Thankful for past favors, they Aattcr themselve
by strict attention 10 business TO merit the pattor
| age of generous public.
d A. B. KNABB & Co
> M1o 23.
G79s szs.,.zs All kinds OF Lumber, Grain ar
ihrl " GSA.D Produce taken in Exchange Il
IHlflsS|y Goods.
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ADMINS TRAITORS NOTICE,
The Estate Of isaac KLINE late OfO

The Estate Of isaac KLINE late ofOr-
ange township, deceased
NOTICE is hereby given that letters oI
administration on the above mentioned Es.
tate have this day been granted TO The sub
scribers. All persons indebted 10 said es
tate are hereby notified 10 make immodl
ale payment, and all those having claims are
requested TO present them properly suIhon
dcaled, 10
MARY KLINE, AdminisualriX,
HIRAM r. KLINE, Administrator
Orange township, May 20, ls46-6w6
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Cloth for Me Army. 1.-THE Wilmington
Gazette states ,ha, Charles Dupont, Esq
has contract with the Government for
10000 yards of cloth for the use OF the
army.
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n OF ! C E.

THE United States and Mexico are now atWar
and thousands of freemen are volunteering their
services, to subCue the stubborn spirit of Mexico
but the subscriber being one Of those, whose SER
vices would not be accepted on account of his mfr
mites he has rented room on Main Street,nearly
opposite Albright & Mengels store, as
B A r B + r S II Q P.
and armed himselfwith razors and shears, to wal
upon those who are so fortunate as 10 bs accepted
by the government before their depature.He vii
also hold himself in readiness to serve those who
prefer staying at me,-Razors-Shearsa andScs
sors, repaired and put in order at short notice an,
warranted.
JOSlAS F. BELL.
Bloomsbury, June ls46
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AGsS Acres.

more OF less, about 25 acres. of which ia cleared
land, but no buildings thereon late the estate o.
said deceased, situate in the township of Derry an
county aforesaid.
JACOB EYERLY. Clerk
| Danvllle May 9th, 1916
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q Acres.

strict measure. adjoining lands of John
Spayd and lands of John Bas,ion, &c. late
the estate Of said deceased situate in the
township of Fishlngcreek and county afors
said.
JACOB EYERLY, (ierk.
Danville, May 27, ls46.-7
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EOT Acres

and allowances, great portion Of which is
cleared land in good state Of cultivation,
there is on the premises two story frame
house, Bank Barn. stream of water pas.
ses through the farm good spring covered
With stone spring house near he door oI
he dwelling house a number out houses,
a good applo-orchsrd with choice fruit. On
lhe premises 10 also a sufficient quantity OF
FIRST rate meadow for the fam, late The Es
tate OF SAID deceased, situate in lhe Town
ship of MOnlour and county aforesaid.
JACOB EYEItLY, Clerk.
Danvlle May ~ ls46.
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0BIIETABW0

DIED.-In BIoomsburg, on the morning
Of the 25lh inst Mrs. CATHARINE BRowN
aged So, wife of Mr.. Joseph Brown.
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Mr.. Hetrick, member Of Congress from
Rensselaer, county, N. Y. died at Washing
ton city, on the 2ls. inst, Of digestive fever
after few days illness.
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8sas RES that are SAID about for there
Is no truth in them they all false.
we are now opening Spring Stock, and we
again respectfully invite our friends, Customers
and the public generally, to examine our stock be-
fore buying elsewhere, confident that YOU will find
our assortment superior in every respect to any
other store, and sell you some goods chcapcr
than any other merchant can buy them Give us
call and we will prove to yo1 what we saw
Fresh arrivals by the schr eocgianna We have
just received 10 cases by the Gcorgianna and other
vessels, making our assortment more complete than
1t has ever been, and the goods must be sold 10
make room for others. which VIC shall receive in
httcen days, and we repeat again, give the New
York Boot and Shoe Store trial before any other
store, for we say that you will be better pleased
both in quality and price
RECEIVED THIS MORNING.
~ cases Gents Boots, comprising every variety
French Calf Goat Skin, Morocco, .ewed pcpocd
&c, from $l.75 TO So
10 cases Gents Bootecs of every variety, from
o. cts to So so.
cnses Gents Cloth and Pruncll Caters, from
s rs TO 81 so.
10 cases Ladies black and colorcd Caters. from
S % to So 90 which much less than former
prices.
We respectfully invite the attention of the La.
dies to our Patent Leather Buskins, Tics and Sin
pcrs, the prettics and ncatcst article that has ever
been introduced in this market.
Also 10 cases Servants Shoes and Bootecs
Also I'D cases Mems Brogans, Shoes and Boots, 70,
sale at the New York Boot and Shoe Store Main
street, Norfolk. j. H. GREGORY
March 81
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PROSPECTUS
OF THE


AMERICAN SON OF TEMPERANCE
DeUoted to Hie Physical, Moral and Mental Improve
ment Of Man
It. WALSH, Professor ofPhrcnology Editor
-" We propose to publish in the City of Rich
mond Va, weekly paper to be styled thee diner.
lean Son Of Temperance" The prime object of the
work will be the Physical. Moral, and Mental I'm
provement of Man and the propag CATION of Tenn.
perance principles based on the Physiological, Mo
raj, and Mental condition of Man. 1t will be the
uncompromising advocate of general education,
intelligence, temperance, and morality. IL will
therefore, be Scientific and Literary, as well as
Temperance Journal II will discuss the question of
Temperance Philosophically, Physio!ogically, Mo.
rally, and Mentally, as well as RuIigousy and Po-
itcally.
We call upon every Son of Temperance-upon
the friends of tie temperance cause, and cspccial
~ upon toomdn to aid us in establishing perodi-
cal, the constant object of which will be the elcya-
ton Of man, and the happiness, peace, and connu
Dial bliss OF WOMAN, whose heart is love, whose
soul Is affection, whose nature is kindness, and
whose constant aspiration is that MAN may be
pressed, cnnoblcd, exalted, and elevated TO the
highest standard of moral and intellectual emf
hence. Come, then, we Daughters and Sons of
tlous cause, and you will dry up the widows tears
sooth her aching heart, soften her carc-worn oil.
low, and bless the rising generation.
Terms:
Ihe american Son Of temperance will be published
weekly, on Medium sheet of excellent paper, al
w year, payable in advance.
. Subscribers to this work will receive the back
NOS OF the Southern Review, (this being a contin-
uance OF that work,) without any additional cost
An letters to be addressed, post paid to j. T.
Walsh, Richmond Va.
% All Editors, throughout the Union. friendly
ms Prospectus few insertions, and exchange.
March 81
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TREASURY DEPARTM ENT, }

NEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
- TINS Department addressed to the Secretary of
we treasury, developed and distinctly endorsed
hercon Proposals for Revenue Steamers until
~ O'Clock noon of the Goth day of April next for
en ' following materials work, and equipments, re-
Euircd Tor the iron revenue steamers Polk and Wal
n.I; now under construction at Richmond, Va,
and Ptlsburg, Pa
1t is to be distinctly understood that all tho work
shaI be executed in the best manner and subject TO
we inspection and approval Of the supcrintcn1 ipr
OF other officer ordered by this Department, and
the an al me materials and equipments shall be of
ne best quality, and subject to like inspection and
approval at the places of delivery, Richmond and
iitsOurg-all packages necessary in the transpor.
@ 10 be provided at the expense of the contract
:, Printed forms of Proposals, enumerating the ar.
ucles required and character of work for each class
uu each vessel separately, will be furnished to per.
on9 desirous of bidding application TO the col
,Nc'ors OF the customs at Baltimore, PHILADELPHIA
Nv Uuw York, and Boston, or to Captain Henry d.
liuhtcr, at Richmond, or Captain Richard f. vans
%,P1ttsburg. The Collector of the Customs at Nor :.
oK Is likewise furnished with schedules for distri
won TO persons DESTROYS of making offers.
q ~. Capcs, constructor al Richmond. will exhb.
r ~ pans OF the work, and give every information
,TIlhred 1T that place, and Mr. Carpenter, con
sntco' at Pittsburg, may be consulted on the same
,oyect on application to the collector Of the Gus
.oIns at New York from the goth day of March lin
Emu to the 7th day of April, and to tn collector
An. NE customs at Baltimore from the 10th day Of
en- 70 the 18th day of April, at which places Mr.
SiuPGntcr will attend on those dates, and from the
pil,.ay OF April to the closing of tic contract at
c,.'9Ourg, Pa.
Jo;pTw,lghts work, Sails & sailmakcr's stores
RI! work, Ship chaudlery,
P;sgIng, Nautical INSTRUMENTS
Ps;Eer work, books, and charts.
santer's work, Boats,
BI".{I Cabin and ward room fur.
So. niturc.
psclent sureties will be required for tho faith fl
sri2irnancc Of the contracts; and any difference
Or chg relative to the quality of articles furnished
IN ia r9ctcr OF work executed shall be submitted
bv uecision of two arbitrators ono to be chosen
who 'SC government and one by the contractor
deciilng 10 agree, shall choose third, and their
0n sual DC hnal. r. J. WALKER,
The. Secretary OF the Treasury.
ingnr,c times week until April 2sh in the Wash
stone p Ghlon ana inteIigenccr, Philadelphia Kcy
Pr richmond Enquirer, Portsmouth Va New
On. New York Globe, Boston Post, Baltimore Ar
and Pttsburs Morning Post
MARCH 31--3taw
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SMALL STORES FOR THE NAVY.
FOR 1916.
NAVY AGENTS. OFFICE
Norfolk, March 3Oth, 1916.

NoriOIk. March 3Oth, 1916.
sc A L u ID OFFERS IN DUPLICATE will b.,
~ received until l2 o'clock. on the 18th ,ay
April next, for the supply of the following articles
In any quantity that may be required at the Navy
yard during the fiscal year, from the LIST July next
to thc'3th June, lSd7.
Al the articles to be of good quality and equal 10
the best of those generally used the service sub
Ject TO such inspection the Comma ndant may di-
rect, and will not be paid for unless they arc APP
proved by the inspecting officer.
They must be delivered promptlv when required
and In good, strong, substantial boxes packages
Bond with two approved securities will be required
In sum not exceeding double the estimated amount
of the contract for its faithful performance; and
ten per cent will be deducted from all deliveries
until the contract be ended.
Brushes, shaving. each
brushes, scrubbing.. each
Brushes, shoe. Observation-Disclosures.
Brushes, clothes. ........... ....,.........cocb
buttons, navy, vest.... ...............p per groce
buttons navy, coat. ..................p per grocc,
Buttons, dead .....................pc per grocc
Hacking, boxes of....................pc dozen
BccswaX, IN ! lib cakes. per pound,
oIhpS' tOa'sc' per doZcn
Combs, hnc. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. per dozen
Cotton spools of. ....................p er dozen
Grass, for hats OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES loo hands
iandkerchies, silk, fancy co!ors. ........ each
y"oH ................ each,
Looking glasses. Observation-Disclosures. each
Needles, sewing, assorted. ....... per thousand
i P:'0.' - .''''''''..' per dozen,
Majors, IN single cases. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. each,
leach,
SlDoon hat. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. piece
Soap, salt water. Observation-Disclosures pound
Soap, shaving, in cakes. ............. per dozen
SIX, sewing, blue black, and other colors per To-
each,
Thread, black, white and blue, and others, per h.
Tape, black and white. .................per dozen
@i'i'''DiSS'' each,
GEORGE LuYALL,
March 3l--Tu Navy Agent.
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TRUST SALE OF REAL ESTATE
In PORTSAIOI1TH

a In compliance with the provisions of
E5aEI Deed of Trust executed to me by Thomas
LllW Johnston, and Frances his wife, and du-
ly recorded in the Clerks Office of Norfolk Coun.
" Court, January 23d 1916, shall, for purposes
therein named. on SATURDAY, the 4th day of
Aptll, at quarter past IL o'clock, NJ, before the
Court House door in Portsmouth,, expose TO public
sale the Real Estate therein named, to wit: a very
desirable Mansion, with a Store a few yards from
1t, with all necessary out houses for the convent
ence and comfort of family in thorough repair
and situated upon Washington street, and with
Lot fronting on said street ll3 feet and running
back upon North street $50 feet Also two linz
proved Lots, with comfortable and cow enient new
Dwelling Houses upon the same, situated in that
part OF Portsmouth called Gosport, on Lincoln ST.
fronting upon tho same so feet, and running back
III ieet. Also Vacant Lot adjoining this proper
ty. about the same size of the improved lots
N. R. Terms of Salc,-Thc expenses of cxccu-
ting this Trust will be required in cash. and 1876
upon the House and Lot upon Washin gton street
to pay off balance that will be due about the 10th
OF May, under previous Deeds of Trust; the remain
ing portion OF the payment of the purcha money
Tor this property well that in Gosport will not
he required for twelve months, and the pure hasers
VIII have 10 execute bonds with approved security
and deeds of trust upon the property for its pay
mcnt when due.
The title to this property is doubtless good hut
shall only convey such as is vested in me as Trus.
tee: j. S. STUDIES, Trustee.
J
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$50 REW ARD

v
20 RUNAWAY from the Subscriber in Isle
~ OF wight County, Va, about the middle of
x, January, my NEGRO MAN ALICK, he is
-ss-1ra rather of a dark complexion. about 81 years
oil age, about fec; high; he is very stout, and
heePs his hair shaved off the top of his forehead
He had on when he left an Oil Cloth Cap. a Brown
trock Coat, with side pockets; he formerly be-
is acquainted in Smithfeld, Suffolk, Portsmouth
and Norfolk. think that it is likely that he is
above reward of $50 for the apprehension and de-
livery to me of my Man Alick, or securing him In
any Jail, so that get him again
March l2-2m JAMES nj. COUNCILL
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BEWARE OF COUNTERFElTS AND


The unparalleled and astonishing efficacy of DIR.
Wstar's Balsam of Wild Cherry, in all the discas
for which 1T Is recommended, curing many cases
after the skill of the best physicians was unavail
ing, has effected large and increasing demand
Tor it. This fact has caused several unprinciplcd
countcrfetcrs and imitators to palm off spurious
mixtures, of similar name and appearance, for th,
genuine Basam. Some arc called Syrup of Wild
Cherry" d" Balssm of Spikenard," Wild Cher.
ry." sc. Another. 90 Westcr's Balsam of Wild
Cherry" mspelling the name, and forging Ger.
tifcatcs to resemble those of the true Balsa,n-
CDR. Wistar's Balsam of Wild Chcrry'' is the on.
~ genuine. The rest merely initiate the name o
the original while they possess of its virtues
LOOK WELL TO THE MARKS OF THE GENUINE.
The genuine Balsam is put in bottles, with the
words Or. Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry
philadelphia, - blown in the glass each bottle
bearing label ON the front with the signature of
II. WISTAR, NJ. ID.
This will be envelopcd hereafter with a new wrap
per copyright secured, lS4i i; on which will al.
ways appear the written signature of "I. BUTTS
Be careful and get tho genuine DIR. WISTAR'S
BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY. None genuine
unless signed by ]. BUTTS. Address all orders to
SETH w. FOWLE, Boston, Mass.
o. For particulars DIR. Wistar's treatise on
consumption, to be had of the agent.
acknowledgements, G.. III. HEINITSH, Agent
Norfolk VI. A. SANTOS, and also by Druggists
generally in this State.
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NOTICE.
M ESSRS. NATHANIEL II. WILL

NOTICE.
MESSRS, NATHANIEL r WILLIAMS. and
1'A GEORGE w. POWELL, take notice. that
as You arc not inhabitants of the Common wealth
of Virginia, / shall, on TUESDAY, the Goth of
May, 1916, between the hours of sunrise and
sunset, at the house of Collin w. Barnes, in the
lima, proceed to take the Dispositions of Nicholas
Boon, Ethcldrcd Fly, Evcline Edwards, Noah
now depending in the Circuit Superior Court of
Law and Chancery, for the County of Southamp.
ton, In which L. and Others plaintiffs and YOU
and Others are defendants TO be continued from
day to day, until finished ut which time and
place you may attend if you think proper
March 70 JEPHTHA T. POWELL.