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Washington telegraph., 1846-12-23

AME BaLbYS-As Anne Bccyn, wife Of Henry
VIII, aud mother Of Queen Elizabeth, was going
to be beboadrd IN the tower, seciug gentleman
there Of The kings pnyy chamber, she called liim
to her, und with cheerful countcunhcc, and q
soul undaunied at approaching death, said to him,
remember me 10 the kIng, aud tell hun hc is
constant IN advancing me lO the greatest honors.
ffon q private genllowoman ho made me a
mafohinness; from that degree made mo queen;
and now, because he can raise mo M hlghot IN
this world, ho is lranslnting me 10 heaven, 10
wear a crown Of mauyrdom in siarual glory
Washington telegraph., 1846-12-23

RRaARKAaLE fAcuLrr OF An AUSTRALIAN Ma.
rRe,-Miego had decided and most inexplieable
advantage over all on baafj, and that In manner
especially relating TO the science of nayigatloni
he could Indicate ut once and correctly the exact
direction Of our wished for harbor. whom neither
sun nor stars were shining to assis, him. He was
tried frequently and under very varying crcum.
stances but strange as il may seem, he was In.
variably right. This faculty, though somewhat
analogous to one have heafd aseribed TO the
natives Of Moth Aperiea, had very much sur.
pfsed me when exercised on shore, but at sea, out
OF sight Of land, il seemed beyond belief. as as,
suredly II Is beyond explanation; but have some.
tunes thought that some such power must have
been possessed by those adventurous seamen vino,
long before the discovery of the compass, yentured
upon distant and hazardous yuyFes | used
sometimes. as We approached the land of his ma.
Avty, ioqleston him on the account he intended
to rive his friends Of the seems he had witnessed,
aud was quite usionshed at the accuracy with
which he reeollected the various places he had
visited during the voyage, lie used 10 say. Ship
walk--walk-=all nght--hatd walk--then, by aud
by, anchor tumble down.'-Sioks's Diseorefies IN
Australia,
Washington telegraph., 1846-12-23
AnnmeAy I.aeNr.ry srll1 l, ru,

ANnmcAS lNorNu,Ty srlLL ~ rnr
hsa,uaEr--li'rr seem ID. U,n5 end
mIAr luuarhs Of iark,o .u.era,. An
aH.-.s oi gs'"t oronom3 a1I sHu fr
HUj WF 'as JON tpra s..ps4us. w.,ch s
H.N Hr'rN'y nr paur &C Da0m.ii s
Pd'cm Caude lI1ter III, supply can.
dIestick which wicl,s and makes the eau.
die rs II itburns. and by turning the cylinder
OF reservoir containing the tallow, which
is poured IN while in melted state, a short
or a long length may be produced as de.
sired. One Of the greatest features oI this
new motion, is, that il requires To be filed
but once week, aud we commend all neat
and economical housekeepcrs to look al
them, inasmuch as any or all waste grease
that can he hardened may be used 10 them.
We know from experience that candles
made in the Patent Candle Maker, will
burn at least one third longer than Ihose
made in the ordinary way.
Nep York Gazette.
Washington telegraph., 1846-12-23
Dr,pr,ry, ,p,rcr ov M,ox,rv,x

BEAUTIFUL EPrEcr or A MAoNirYlNG
Grass on A DAGUGRgEoryPE PORTRAIT
The New Orleans Commercial Times oI
the 10Th uli. says: "a scientific gentle.
man, yesterday, 10 our presence applied a
lnagnilylng glass, or microscope, toa Da'
guereotypc portrait, and the effect seemed
really miraculous. The features became
almost instinct with life, the liquid Iustrc u
the eye was visible, one would say in AL It's
tremulousness, aud the hair on the head.
and eyebrows, &c., assumed their real
natural hue, Wo never fully appreciated
the exquisite beauty Of the invention until
We witnessed thi, department"
Washington telegraph., 1846-12-23

STATISTICS OF LoSpoS.-London is the largest
and riehc't city in tho world. occupies a surface
Of thiny'two Square miles, thekly planted with
houses, mostly three, four aud five stories h gli.
1t consists Of london city. Westminster city, Fms.
bury Maylebonr, Tower liamleis, Southwark
and LambeHh districts, Tho two latter are on
the south side of the Thames. II contains 200
churches and ehapes Of The establishments; 30i
dis,tn,ers ehapes; 80 foreign ehapcs; 80 public
saha 'ls; l5,0og private selools; 80 hospitals SO
almsh1usesi besides DOS oiher institutions; $50
publio oiioesi II prisons; ~ theatres; u markets
Consumes annually liHUu0 bullooks, 7f0,OU0
sheep, 2jO.0p1 lamb,, 2j1.011 calves, AMI ~ 900
Fss ,ll1 lons VI butter. $4,000 TONS Of cheese,
Nlirai, OF 81 millions Of qaafiern loases, $1,000
PIPE. oi wine. mioa gallons Of spifils, and ?
mllion barrels al porter aud ale
There ATE ten thousand private families Of lash,
ion, Nc, about 1900 Embellishments Of trade and
industry. 4, l,il0 public houses $50 hotels. 100 beer
shops, g60 spifii aud VINE shops Thete are six
bridges over the Thames At London. London
docks cover % acres, IL tabaeeo warehouses, II
arfes-and the wine oellirs acres containing IA
01D ppcs The two Wekl India doeks cover I /
aefeA St caiharno's dock eoytn q acres.
Tie saHy docks, on the opposite SIDE. arp also
latgr, There are generally a10 vessels aud 1000
boats on the river, employing 5000 walennsn aud
1000 labJfen. london pays about one lhifd the
window expenses Of England; the number Of
hauses assessed being about 1870 900 rated upwsrd.
Of five millions of sterling. The house teuial Is
probably ven of cigI millions
Washington telegraph., 1846-12-23

THE Mn STEAMER LuSA.-A masnii.
iesnl new steamer bearing the abage uame
has jnsl passed ir1in the hanl. af arr build
efs, aud Is now lying AT the Portland
Nlarf preparatory 10 leaving On her iirs
tripol ; dufiaY morning neu. fhe Luna
va. buli nj New Albany uadeF The sHprr
intnlaner ai Capt. y. ). Wadns an old
aud an experienced steamboat officer, aud
l, every respect Que Of tho fne.l hua, ;
built lhIs season. Iler dimensions uIc as
G.lrHa I'LL 300 #. straight; daPh OF
hid O! f.; Custom House enhancement
81 33 % tnns. She has twa engine
with .! lugh eyinlers, aud : +. stroke;
three boilers 10 feet long and i2 inches in
diameter % f. wheel, aud Ia f. buck.
st, - inehr, IN width. She is furnished
IN tho mns. elegant aud sumpuaus style.
The Luna i. but lor the Red River cut.
ton lralr, aa has capacity f,r 2,50D bales
aud he aippesi accommodation lnr pas.
srngrrs She Is owned by II. ConIi', G.
T. faurhid and 4. ". Bfonaugh. aud is
COMMANDED by the latter grnl.cmia, who
has the reputation ul being the clc,ercsl
k,ndul a lr.lOw, anI the yey best kin ol
nn ollirrr.
Louisville Courier.
Washington telegraph., 1846-12-23
s~sO@- t-aasss
From NsaFs Goss,,s
DO, AND CONQUER.


Has thou seen the baundlcss eeesa,
Vasl and mighty, onward roll.
Liver IN pepv,uul inoiiun--
II ID eHbtn VI l!.a sui.
stLssmlsti u the loftS rnoubts.a
flil The rycH, Flsing tfth
10 the eeeaA's noble fountain,
FerilialnE all the eef,ll
Thne The human saul. asplrios
Towards fame OF noble pnwef,
Senteth forth good wufk. uniriaR,
Like The mist that forms the slower
Then bshoIdl Ike gentle trrf.
Flowing or The vefdant plain,
Sect felufnsnnlo the gigcs,
Whence 1t eOeth forla again
Woelt'si thoa in thy short lfo rather
Al Of worth that life oan givsi
Seek aoi good, bal do it rather,
Then IN riches ,heu vii, live.
flrld not unto slo,hful feeling,
Sleep not o'er the golden prIe.
Nor Thy noble gifis eoneealinr,-
oa, and conquer, like the wise
Washington telegraph., 1846-12-23
Commissioners sale
or LAND AVID yrcpops

~
~ virtue Of decree Of the Iirmps,sad c,,.
~ cut Cont Al IL November term, A. D. lsas
'haii proceed TO srl the following described real
ts'sie and negfors, 10 satisfy a rnofteagsd d,ls
70 John Bennett and Philip liainey. due from ,bs
estate oi NoTbome r Nelson, deceased. 10 : IT..
ihe north hsfoi seeiion three In ,owuship ,b,,.
teen saula oi fangr twenty-five wcst--ths w.,
hall o. the sonih-eui quarter. aad the eas bslf al
The 'pu'h'w"s' quarter u section ihir,, .6y. 4,
township twelve sonth or Range 95 wssi--iL,
nof'h'easl quarter Of srcloa two 10 towu,bip ,h,,
lrvn south Of range tHely.iys wss,-ths oaa
hsi 81 The eou,h-cat quiHer Of -,cton thi,,,..
ieaf IN io"nsilp twelve south OF rang. iuon,y.
hye Nesi--thr Nssi h.f Of the sautl.,se,t ou.,,.,
oi seoiion hhrty y.h'c Ia township twelve south of
fanfn twrh'y,'iye west, aHd the nonh.w,,, ona,,
ter Of section two IN township twelve .ouib Of
fnngr twenty-five vest Also The town Iot. .,yn,J
by Norsornc U. Nrll)u, dree ,scd, In the t.Wn Al
sPnns I'M Niilihs improvements thereon.
A''o the iaI'9wIlg negro slaves, DIrf,D ,,sa
aboni ~, and Nv wife Barry. about 80 ves,. IA,
Peggy, about 70, L1cy. ablat 10; Rai,,n. sh,n,
~ Fanny, hbca, iO Betsy. absu, 2l. ma b.,
child years Old wv
The sale oi ssid Land, and Torn L,o,s w;II ,,L.
pace On the I'd day Of January, A. D. 1917, on
w Pie'ntrs' Tue cls'e Of The Negroes will take
aer a. l1s coiH hoisr door. in the Town Of
washington, on lhe ia; day Of January. 1877.
ishali convsy 10 tho purchasers Of the aboy.
named property all the Hghi, title. aud in,cro,, of
Ne5O'fne I. Nelson, deceased. therein.
TGsys Ciin
JhhE2 s SMITH. Commissioner
December ,, isi7 1',f
Washington telegraph., 1846-12-23
View aud Cheap Goods.

't'HE ra5.cabsr have Just received fra.h and
L general assortment d Dry Goods, Clothing,
olc, which thuy ore wiling 10 sell at a small
profit for clsh Their stock consists in part Of
ssihclts Ky. Jeans, kcfsrys, Flannss. Calooes
Nernoel Apaeoi' DIeached aud Unhoaehed
Doine.tcs, Lnces, Eiang, &c, Sc
CLOTH HTNG.
Ogor.coals, pra Coats, Business Coats, v,ris
PaaialoIBs, Shidl, Drawers, under.shtrts. Hats,
Cps Boots, Shoes and a variety Of other articles
Too numerous 10 mention,
They respectfully invite those wishing to our.
ohasg lny thing ia their line to call and examine
iaeTaoosl 81 the upper room of Snllfvans Hotel
LEVY & BROTHER.
Washington, Dec Q, lS46.itC
Washington telegraph., 1846-12-23

I'THE WAmnN1roS LfesrN will debate the
IalioFiug question at The e0lH.hoase on Wtdnss.
dsy the SJih instant, at early candle iighiing--
"Was tie ctreuiion Of Mary. Qascn of 5 o.s,
Iudhablsi' The pibie afe respectfully .ayi,ss
10 aiiead.
By order u tho President
IA. l. PURDOM, Ssasiar.
Washington telegraph., 1846-12-23
Gsuininc.

A FEW ouuee Of sulpi QuinInc just received
I \ and iof sale n Dc 3. p Jets drug sloro iof
cash Expecting TO fcecUo large supply oil
Medicine shortly irom Now York, invite the
attention Of Physicians and others to my stock
which will ba sold at Tue vtfy Iowet, piscs ioi
clst oaly. Call and eco,
n r JET
WrN -e-r. osl li, 1851 jm
Washington telegraph., 1846-12-23
AdninistrnlOr,s NoIicc.

SHALL apply to the neat term Of the Fro.
bate Cuurt Of tlsmpsiead county lor an order
70 srll Randall, a uegrp slave belonging 10 tho
estate Of Noiborne T. Nelson, doc.
JABEE = SMITH, Adnr
of ~ r Nrlson, dec
Dec ~. lsaG.5.3y
Washington telegraph., 1846-12-23
Adminlstrator,s Nofice.

I SHALL RENT, on the 25th Of December
u next, the plantation belonging to Robert Nor.
row. deceased, situated IN Bos d'Afe Pfairo, for
tIlr ensuing twelve months, and at the SANE time
will hire Tho Negroes belonging 10 said cglsie. Zoe
twelve mloih,, al the usual terms.
JABEG s, SMITH, Attorney for
Watson Reed, administrator ot tbe sutlA
Of Robert NaTrrr, deceased
neruubrt2 i5li 80
Washington telegraph., 1846-12-23

DiEb--M the residence Of + Minck. ESQ, 10
iLis county, on The i'm lust, Jane. ~ Sssggs,
laic Of Museum, ag5d 80 yca~
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-02-23
FAIRFAX INSTITUTE,
Faiyar Co., Virginia, near Alexandria, d. {

Fairfar Co., Vnginia, near .Aierardria, ID. C.
TINE second term of the eighth annual session
l. of this institution, will commence with Feb
ruary, and continue to the second week in July;
from which time to September first the annual vaca-
ton extends.
The subscriber believes that he offer to pa
rents having to educate very peculiar advan-
tages in the arrangements, discipline, and instruc-
ton of his school. His system is adapted to a
lect number Of pupils with view TO the excu-
sion of bad materials, and the best results to boys
of good character, disposed TO study willing to sub
nit to discipline, and capable of being influenced by
honorable and virtuous motives. A much larger
amount of time and labor is devoted to them than
is common in schools generally; the number of
assistant instructors is large in proportion TO the
pupils and of high character for competency and
faithfulness; and the course Of instruction in
the different departments, including the English
language the classics, and mathematics is thorough
and extensive. The French department continues
to enjoy the very valuable services of Professor
De Loutte
References can be given, if desired, to gentlemen
in the cities of the District, in Virginia, Maryland,
and numerous other States, whose have been
educated this institution during the eight years Of
its existence.
Further particulars will be communicated on APP
plicaton to the subscriber, Theological Seminary p.
O., Fairfax county, Virginia.
GEORGE A. SMITH, principal
Ian 40 Iga6.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-02-23
Oct. 29-lw&eotf
DESERVING ATTENTION.

A GOOD FAMILY MEDICINE Is A BLES.
"A SING. This we take to be fact that no ono
will attempt to controvert. Fiji he blessing, then
no one should be without it, and we Nre acting as
by informing our friends where a
good family medicine is to be found
Tsrrant's Cordial Elixir OF Turkey Rhubarb de-
serves all the eulogums that hnve been passed upon
it, it is pleasant and simple stimuant, and nm
chectusl remedy for dyspepsia or indigestion, &c.
We recommend this medicine confidently, mas
much as we know us merits.
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, ny James
Tarrant druggist and apothecary, 265 Greenwich
street, New York; and sold Ivy
Y. d. GILMAN,
Druggist, near Browns Hotel
Feb IA
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CONHIssTOYENs OrFrrE;2
DanviIIe, Feb. 6, lS45. s

Choiera, Mnmer Comp aiRt, D,arrh0a.
Dyseni0ry Gnd all oiher dermgrmtnts
Ot the stomach and b0lccIs. cwed by
Dr. Jayne's CarminatiUc Bolsam
New York 6th month"; lst. 1883.
Friend Dr. JaynC-Il gives me mach pleasure TO
iuiorm you Of the result of case in which adj
mlnistoied thy Carmnalye Balsam, and consider
il matter ofduty to thee and the public 10 give
the following statements. Being called to visit
patient few days since, found he was vomiting
and purging most violently, with seye,e Tornina
and Clamps in the upper and lower eYtremities
and also in the abdominal parielies. The cramp
was so violent, that it took four men 10 nh him
necessarily TO keep down the spasm, and 10 use nj,
own words he said seemed to him as if his homes
would snap in two. There was also violent cholir|
pains around the ubllical region attended with YER,
distressing nausea, In short considered il to be
a case ofgenuine cholera. found on inouirv the
patient had been unwe the day previous, with
iooseness OF the bowels That six hours fora |
saw him he was seized with the complaint and had
gradually got worse. The extremtes we cold
and he was nearly puseless. immediately gave
him spoonful of thy Ralsam which in few mo-
ments was elected from the stomach, but on giving
1t a few times the stomach became settled and he
expressed hmseItreIeved then gave him a calo-
mel and opium powder. In two hours from the
time saw him he felt quite easy and fell asleep,
and slept well for five hours; but on waking the
symptoms again returned. directed more of the
Balsam to be given him when the disease subsidcd
and the patient was convalescent 1t took one hot
tie to effect cure. have also so ofton witnessed
the beneficial effects Of the Carminative BaIsam in
summer complaints and diarrhea that would not
be without for its weight in silver.
lremain thy friend,
THOMAS MOTT 43 Broadway Y.
Prepared ouly at No 8 South Third street, Phil
adC'rh.a
The aboveMediclne are for sale al
the store Of
JOHN R. MOYER,
BIoomsburs.
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A MOTHER splendid aaso5t.nyIt Of GOODS
IA has just been added to the former stool, at
the Arcade; which We can sell cheaper than vas
ever before offered in this market. Gentlemen who
wish GOOD and CHEAP CLOTHS, and Ladies
who want FASHIONABLE. GOOD Il CHEAP
ricIcs lor DRESSES, of every description, vii
ind 1t for their in erect 10 CALI az we know tncy
will he satisfied with the quality and prices of our
goods. Our motto being Cheaper tlan the Cheap
est we can and will live UP to it,
Ca7hmercs IS Gems per yard, and every
thing else in proportion
ALBRIGHT ~ MENGAL.
November 90
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JAYNE'S HAIR TONIC,

We have heretofore numbered ourselves
among those who believed that the Hail
ronIc, prepared by DR. JAYNE, was one o
he many quaCk noslruGs whose virtues are
never seen beyond the (usome pufs Of
heir authors. We are wiling. al length
70 make public acknowledgement Of the
error Of our bsle( An intimate friend.
,Ome two or three months since all the ton
Of whose craHIrm was as bald IS a piece
Of polished malbe, maugre all our testing
and ridIcuIe Of Ire idea Of attempting to
cUItiCdte so barren a spot, purchased bot
lie or two Of the Hair Tonic from DR.
JAYNE, and according TO his direcuons, ap.
pied it, During the present week the
same lriend ushured himself into our pies
ence, and uncoyering his hilhherto naked
head, astOnished us with a thin, tho mXuri
ant growth of hait, from one to two inches
in lsngIh-upOn the very premises we had
believed as unyieldlDg to cuIHvation as the
lraCkIess and that skirts The AIanlc.' This
IS no puff, but it is roligoualy true, and to
those who doubt ii The gentleman can be
pointed out What is more in favor Of this
Tonic the case here cited was not one
Of temporary badness no sudden loss o
The har-5ut was one of years standing
though lie gentleman is but forty five year,
of age,-PhiIadeIphia Spirit ofhe Times
The above Medicine are all for sal,
It the Store of
JOHN r. MOYER.
Bloomsburg.
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NOTICE.

hereby given, that Wa have purchased at Con
v stable sale, as the proIety of John Steiner the
following property to witt
two horse wagon and coal bed, sled, . bay
horses aud harness, cutting box, cradle aud
scythe a loads of corn fodder 4 sheep; one hal
OF seven acres ofrye in the ground; wo shoats, |
wheel barrow, grass scythe and sneath,2 shovels,
stone coal stove and pipe, 10 bushels Of potatoes;
400 lbs ofpork; mea tubs; 25 bushels Of corn
~ bushels of OaIsi one writing desk, chest
mantle clock,
and have left the same in his possession during
our pleasurei and hereby forbid any person taking
them from him; either by purchase or otherwise;
without our cOnseent.
DANiELsSNYDER & SON
January 24i ls46;40
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NOTICE

hereby wan all persons not to purchase two
notes Of hand, dated 9Th Of January l3iG; 70, the
srm Of dollars eaclI payable one on the ;b.b
Of February next; and other on the 10th of jar,l
and signed by the subscriber the ssid notes hayinp
been iraudcntly obtained; ahall refu3o to IA, the
same unless compelled by law
J. Evans.
January II, lS4S
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WATERFOWL, NJ Y, Ocl %, ls4l,

Dr. ID. Jayne-Dear Sir-Yonr Hrir
Tome l9 an eSceIIan! SrtcIe. Many les
pecIabie persons also offer their cpr,fcs,rs
IN !avor OF your ExpecIoraOL | believe
Your medicines are the best preparation
that have evar been offered to the public,
for the relief Of the alll cssd, for tho cure
Of The diseases Ior which they were insena>
oI
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NOTICE

II hereby given, that have purchased at Con
a stable sale, as the property Of Peter r. Miller
the following property TO wit
| Bureau; pine table, corner cupboard; 20
yards Of carpetil mantle clock bay nac;2 collars
and brides! shovel fork rung chains and clevs; |
,uuing boX;l two horse Wagons; lot of rye straw;
! riding hrde; set of hqrutssj horse bucket; |
barrel Of cider.
And have left the same in his possession during
my pleasure and hereby forbid any person taking
them from him, either by purchase or otherwise,
without my consent
CYRUS BARTON.
February l4th 1916.
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NOTICE


A LII persons are hereby cautioned against pur
IA. chasing Note of hand signed by the sub
scrloer, and payable 10 Robert Edgar, for the sum
ofsevenry dollars, dated April 2s, ls45, and paya.
bic sir month ahsr date, the said note having been
obtained through fraud, | shall refuse to pay the
same unless compcedb by law
JACOB YOUNG.
Jackson township, February 10, lS46.-43
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NOTICE..

FWNHE several Collectors of State Tax in Colum.
n ba County fol the year lS45, are hereby no.
tiled that they are required to charge interest on
all State Tax rem aiming unpaid since the second
Tuesday of January, 1916, in accordance with the
following direction Of an Act of Assembly passed
April %. 1914, viz - Any 81 ate Tax remaining
unpaid by any Individual or corporation after said
Tax is que and payable by said county to the Com.
monwcath, shall 6ear an interest # Sir per- cent.
and he lien on the estate on which it is charged.
till ii j. fully paid and satisfied
And the said Collectors are requested to keep a
separate account Of all interest received by them on
all State Taxes paid since the time above stated.
aud to render az account therefor upon the settle
lncnt Of their duplicates.
SAMUEL MEARS.
FREDERICK MCBRIDE,
PETER ENT,
Commissioners.
CONNGssIovEN's OrrrcE;2
Danvie, Feb. 6, lS45. 5
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Z snEpEiC Sale.

4 n pursuance ofan order Of the Orphans Court
e OF Columbia county, on Tuesday the Gath day
Of February next, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon,
Joseph Brobs appointed Trustee to sci, h5 follow.
ing land &c. Of Samuel Sitter late Of Esmlock
township in said couity, deceased, will expose to
Sale by Public Vendue, upon the premises, u
certain tract or piece Of land, situate in Fishing.
creek township IN the county aioresail, adjoining
lands Of John White, Joseph Rant1, und I.aac
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Wooden ware;

A large quantity Of Ceder and Pin,
Pals and Tubs. BaskesI, OF oII size.
&c. Copper and Brass Kettles; all kinds oI
Fin ". re, stove pipe, md Upper and Sol,
Leather.
But what is the use in par,icularising, =.
hardly an article in ibeir line can be asked
'r bnD what they can luroisb their custom
fers for prompt ray, or in all Kinds of lum
Der, and country produce
Nov. IL, lU46-30.
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Sheriff Sale.

RY virtue of analias ,es,atum vend. Ex TO me
kB G,'e'ted will be exposed to public sale at the
Court House IN DaI vile, on Slturdoy,lhe 2sth day
oi February, $40, at O'Clock, z. NJ. the follow.
ing property (to wit)
A certain tract OF land situate in Cattawasa and
hliilln townships,in Columbia County, containing
touf huncTcd acres more uT less, adjoining lots OF
Jacob Shuman, Jacob Fisher, Judge Cox and 9th.
ers whoreon is erected II dwelling houses Forge.
) gnst mill, saw mill, blacksmith shop, coal
mouse, Sstabcs barn, and iurnace'-Seized
taken In execution and to be sold as the property
Of =. dam Miller.
Also
n EY virtue Of levari facias to me directed, The
ND following described piece or lot ofland situate
III mahOnlhg township, Columbia county, bounded
ana limited as follows, 10 wit beginning at a
post on tho corner OF Wshington-stroel; rbepce y
the road to Milton north thirteen degrees cast, two
hundred ioet TO post, thence north sixty EIGHT de-
4 srees and 45-l00 west two bundled foo, 70 most
thence south thirteen west two hundred feet 10 a
post thence north sixty eight an 45-lOO east two
hundred ieet to the place of beginning, being port
OF aiargeI tract of land conveyed by Alexander
Montgomery to Thomas Chambcs by deed dated
the first day OF April A d 1870, together with all
and singular the said tract or lot of land, yay, wa
ters, waler'eourses, rights, liberties, privileges, i'm
proVements, heredimmenls and apperenances -
,vsTESE Whereon is erected
EA3 ia TWO STORY
fssaJaiM FRAME HOUSE,
Seized taken in execution and to be sold as the
property of John H. james
IRAN DERR Sheriff.
Sherills office Danville Feb 2. 1916