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The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1846-10-29

0nly iopndalion Tor what she had SAID was,
that on the afternoon she had paid the visit
! first mentioned, she heard as she entered,
Mn. Fellow say, "Well, sir, can take care
|ofmyself" And she wished to know if Julia
Psllow would deny this. Julia replied she
would not--she had barbacued pair Of fine
fat quails for her husbands supper, and bad
been helping him to choice bit---he had
pressed her to keep il herself, saying she was
too kind; and she did on the occasion utter
the offensive words, "Well, sir, can take
care ofmyself" ~
A burst Of establishment succeeded, Miss
Cav ran out Of the room like woman who
had lost her senses. The worthy couple re-
ceived the congratulations Of all the honest
folks present; and though the kRaves preien-
Ted TO be the mighty glad the truth had came
out, il was with grace that but haif conceal.
cd their sornw. Thereafter, net sylluble
was ever lisped about the much tslked ofse-
paration.
But thus il is, gentle reader, that one half
Of the toadiy stories originate; who would
think there are, still, so many ready 70 be-
lievc them and trumpet them about, as there
were in Polly Gaw's timei ~
PuNCH.-The prince Of wags, makes con-
ISOLATION 10 the stomschs Of all wine bibbers
in The following style: 2NF
To WINE DRINKERs.--It 10 not generally
known that ,rine baths are quite common in
France--nevertheles such 10 the case. -
The Duke Of Clarence is not tho only gent
leman who has enjoyed an immersion at Malm.
sey. Punch has tried il with The very best
sherry. Only imague Punch--the vertable
English Punch--swmming in French wine,
and kicking, and plungng, and laughing, un-
I'll thinking of expense--a five franc piece!
"What FIVE franc piece for Tub full of
winei Hurrah! Vine la France!" Gently
gently! AT least fifty others bathed in The
same wine--after Punch The keeper Of
the bagns had the preference for Punch, and
gave Punch the first dip. After him came
fifty othes--maklng in all fifty FIVE franc
pieces. A good price for the tub,
The wine was then thrown out?'
Not at all. Not so, by any means.
what them. az
Bottled, Bottled, Of course!
Bottled! And for what purposei'
Why for drink, 10 be sure.
sDrink Who would drink such stuff!
Why, the English de--,he Yankeess do!
The lat,er import it in large quantities. Il
is great favorite in Yankee-land.
Fl Ia rNi .N d G
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I'D word Or two about the freaks Of mon.

mo WOfu Or TWO uuout tuo huoAs VI tnoh-
keys: N eiils i,la'
Rogers once accepted the invitation Of .
brother officer, in totally different part Of
the inland, 10 ny few days hostlities
against the elephants Of that neighborhood,
and bad arrived, after days sport, TO within
mile or two Of the bungalow, where his
host aud hostess. were awaiting his arrival,
when, passing BY delightfully."- cool looking
rivsr, be thought plunge would be the most
ranovating luxury in existence; so plunge
he determined 10 take, sending on bis SER
wants with his guns, and an intimaton that
in ten minutes, he would be home 10 dinner.
So, stripping and placing his clothes very
carefully on a stone, he began to luxuriate
in the wafer. He was capital swimmer,
and had swan 10 ssme distance, when, 10
bis horror and dsmay, on looking to the place
WHARF he had left bis habiliments, he per-
ccived dozen monkeys " overhauling" bis
entire wardrobe! One was putting its legs
through the sleeves o. mis- shivt; another
examining ito head into his .rowsers; a third
trying 10 find if any treasure Was conce aled
in his boot; whilst the hat formed a source
Of wonderment and amusement to ssme tive
or three ethers, who were endeavoring to
unravel its mystery BY snripping the lining,
and taking half a dozen bites out Of the
brim. As soon as he gained his mental
(for the thing was 80 ridiculous
as to make him laugh heartily, notwiihs.and-
ing bis disgust at seeing bis garments turned
to such " vile purposes') he made with all
haste towards the shore; but judge Of bis
horror when he saw these "precious rascals"
each catch up what he could lay hold of,
and rattle off at full speed into the Jungle!
not leaving poor Rogers even the vestigs Of
an article Of raiment to cover himself All
he heard was a glorious chattering, as they
one by enc disappeared, the last one luggine
on his shirt, which, being rather awkward TO
carry, was continually tripping il UP by get
ling between its legs. Here was pretty
pickle for Christian, under a broiling sun!
and here he stayed until the inmates Of the
beginning to suspect some acci-
dent, came out in search, and found poor
Rogers sitting up to his neck in water, in a.
frame Of body and mind which we may con-
clude TO be 6 more easily imagined than des-
crlbed." --
Or CeuRsE.-The Dayton Transcript, Of
The l7ih SAYS:
"B. F. Ellis, Esq, the great leader of the
Liberty party Of Montgomery county and
one who has long stood IN the 'fsre front ef
ofthe hottest battle,' has gone over to the
Wings with his whole battallion:"
Itmay be the result Of accident, but we
havs never yet seen a ssdessrtion" Of this
kind that did not land in Whig ranks, and al
ways about election time. Yet, now and
Ihen you can find a democrat gn.labls en-
ough to believe that the abolition organiza-
lion is purely patriotic, and who is simple E.
nough TO detect no design in the aid which
mparts at all important political tests TO the
federal cause. - Cincinatii Advertiser.
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DRY GOODS LINE,

splendid assortment OF new and fashionable
prinls of new figures, Ginghams; new style ol
cross ovei Berage aud other Berages; fancy and
black and white Lawns Gngham Lawns, Desnos
of all colcrs and quality black aud blue black dess
Silks, black silk Serge Allapaec> lamlsk summer
Skirts damask book Muslin purse twist and steel
beads and rings of assorted colors ladies and sen.
Ilicmens kid gloves, mohair Gloves aud mits, white
cambric Handkerchiefs ladies silk points, black,
5andanna and flag silk Handkerchies, cotton
Hand Serchieis every description, white and fan.
cy silk lIandkerchicts, Shawls Of all kinds in short
Cotton and Linen Goods of every description for
Ladies' wear, silk, Cotton and Worsted Hose for
men and women Ladies shell combs.
Broadcloths of all colors and quality, Sattinetts
Cassimeres, fancy summer Cassimeres, quarter
coat Tweed, Nankins, Checks, black Satin and
other summer Vestings Of every description; fancy
Scarfs al d Cravats of all qualities beached and
unbeached Muslins, Umbrellas AMI Parasols, Les
horn and palm leaf Hats. A quantity OF carpet'
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LIST OF TRAVERSE JURORS,
.qugust Termf for ls46


Bloom Rufus X Hopkins Samuel Boon
'Briarcresk John Fress
Derry--Joseph Levers Daniel Cox John
Derr John Steiner
Fishingcreek-,ZAcarish Ross Abrshs N
Robbins
Greenwood Cool
Hsmlock Rost Samuel Brugler
Vsniah Reese
!,iberly--Robcrl Montgomery Frederict
Blue John Moore
Mahoning g.-Michael Sanders Ssme Shaffer
Madison John Billheim sen. Isaac Demol
Mlflin-- Michael Rinenhouse John Cree
sy jr. John Brown
Monlour-George H Willis
Moun'Pf Pfeassni-JJseph Long Peter Omar
jr. Aaron KesIer
Orange Kline Marlin Bende
RoarIngcreek-Jobn Bear Jonas Roe
Sugarloa(-- Robert Campbell William S
MenJenhall
Valley-JosePh Msus Jacob d. Maus Ben
jamin McMahann
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NOTICE
IS HEREBY GITEN,

yENO all lcgltees, creditors and other persons in
y tcrested in the estates of the respective de-.
redcnts and minors, that the administ alton and
guardian accounts OF the said estates have been filed
n the office of the Register Of the county of Co
lumbia and will be presented for confirmation and
allowance to the Orphans Court to be held at
Danville in and for the county aforesaid on
Wednssdoy, The l9M day Of .august.
next at ? o'clock, P. NJ.
The final account Of Samuel Mengas al-
mini uatcr otthe estate of John Robcnult late of
Limestone township, deceased,
The account Of Henry Miller, administrators
If the estate of Jacob Rodenberger late Of Roar.
mgcreek township deceased.
Tie account of Samuel w. Lowry, admins.
traitor of the estate of Elizabeth Lowry late Of Der
ry township deceased.
The account of John Reece Executor and
Phebe Mather cXecurlX of the last will and tcFra-
ment of Robert Mather late OF Greenwood town
ship deceased
The account of Thomas Benfeld and Jacob
Sitter, executors Of The last will and testament Of
lohn Ber field late of Derry township deceased
6 Tie account of Samuel Meleck, administ-n.
tor OF the estate of John Blight late Of Bloom town
ship deceased
The first and final account of Joseph Brobs,
administrator dtbonis non with the will annexed oil
he estate of Frederick foreman late of Cattaw ssa
township deceased.
I he account OF Jane Titman the surviving
administrator wh the will annexed of the estao
ofAbraham Titman late of Greenwood township
dCccasld d.
The second account of John Brown ir. a1.
,mnstrator of the estate of Charles Miller late Of
of Mifllin township deceased.
10 The account of l.. b. Brown executor Of
the last will and testament of Hiram Reynolds late
tot Mifilin township deceased,
II The account of Reuben F1hringcr, admin
lStraor of the estate OF Elizabeth Wagner late OF
Roarinpcrcfk township deceased
l. The account of Reuben Fahingcr admin
lsraor of the estate ofJonothan Kline late of Roar
|lngcrccl township deceased
l3 The account Of John Il, Meyer, admnsUa.
tor of the estate of Josiah Mcclure late of Bloom
township deceased
IA The account of Ol cd Everett, administrator
Of the estate of Benjamin Boone late of Bloom
townIhip deceased.
10 The account If Samuel Yorks, admnsuo,
or dehones non with the will annexed Of the estate
ol Eencra Daniel Montgomery late of Manoning
township deceased
is The account of John Douty, adminiauaor
WIN the will annexed OF the estate of William
Harvey late Of Liberty township deceased
II The account of George W. Norris, acunG
E Hecuor and Elizabeth Norris, ExecutrY Of TIE
last will and testament Of leachor Mous ait c.
Hcmlock township deceased
CHARLES CONNER Reg
RyoIsrrp's OIFcE,2
paH~Rc, Jpy Is, l6t6.
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LIST OF GRAND JURORS,
For Augast Term ls48.

For .7Ug,tst Term ls48.
Cauawissa-ChsrIes Hsrman
enlre-Bsnjanin Hughes Levi Aikman /,
Derry-William S. Clark Thomas Robson
Samuel Russell
Fishingcreek-Daniel Smith Samuel CIiv,
ling sen.
Green ood- William Alberson
jackson Jacob Turner
Lbety--Leonard Slneman Robert Bullsr
Mahoning- ~. Shaws William Ieisen-
ring B. P. Atwood William Cook Dam
iel Ramsay
Madison-James Allen
Mltflin-Msrshall G. Kinney Daniel Rine.
bold
Monlour- Peter Rupert
Orsnge--W llllam White Peter AChenbacl
Roaringcreek-Adam Gable
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LIST OF CAUSES.
FOR TRIAL AT AUGUST TERN 1916


FOR TRIAL AT AUGUST TERN 1916
l. James Hiatt Matchiuvs, Christie ma Match
in
2. DeboIao Minnicrby her next friend Francis
Dean, vs.. Hiram Minnier
3. Joseph Lemon vs.. George Lemon.
A, John Metal ct al W Joseph Lemon
S Tobias Shirt ct al VS. Thomas Moor head ct al
6 DR. Thomas Fitch VS. Thomas S Hubbard ct al
Thomas $ Hubbard ct al VS. George Maus ct al
Thomas Stackhouse VI Vauiah Reese ct al
0 Ebeuezcr Greenough VS. Caleb Fisher ct al
10 Samuel Conner VS. John AChcnhaeh
Samuel Shadman VS. Owen ID Lieb ct al
| Samuel Shadman VS. Owen Leb ct al
l3 Samnel Shadman VS. Owen d Liet ct al
IA William Delong vs IIenryMiIler
Is Thomas B Baker ct al VS. George Feister
l6 George Correll vs Patrick Herbert
II John Christopher vs. Nicholas Scbert
ls Benjdmiu .--hews admr VS. MQthi0s Kline
10 Jacob Edgar VS. Jacob Beidlemau
90 William Turner VS. Daniel Montgomery
ddmr to al
Q Nathan Beech VS. Joseph Cole
% William Howell VS. Rev Marmaduke Pe0rce
20 David Hunter ct al VI 4 B Wilson andNq
thun Beach
"a Henry Sanders etql ya DoAiel sronsnberg
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Centre Of Gravity.
a NEW TAILORING
ESTAELSrENENT.

THE Subscribers respectfully inform the citi.
zens Of Boomsburg and vicinity, that they have 10.
ca .ed themselves in Thornton's New shop, in
Wqin ttco donrs 6eiov the Corner of Man and
Market streets, in Dloomsburg, where they will al
ways be found on hand, ready to accommodate
those who may favor them with call. Their
work will be donein the latest and most approved
style for nestness and elegance in the business
From their long experience in the business they
latter themselves that their work will he done a,
neat as can be done elsewhere All work ntrusteC
in their care warranted TO fit.
CUTTING done on the shottes; notice anC
warranted to fit if properly made up.
ELLIS & VAN BUSKIRk.
May Q, ls46-2f
N B.CoUNTRY PRODUCE, at the marx,
price, will be taken in exchange for work
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ALSO

a certain LOT Of ground situate Ia Madison town.
hip, Columbia county, containing fifteen acres
mere less. Bounded Ivy lands of Elisha Smith
deceased and Ann Smith, whereon is c,cctcd
frame house and frame ba n, with the opper,c.
nanccs also one other lot of ground situate as O.
fnresaid, containing thirty five acres norc or less
BOUNDED Ivy lands of John +. Dcrr Ann Smith,
John p Ewes and Elisha Smith, deceased --Sciz.
led taken in execution and 10 be sold as the PROV.
leuy Of Hugh Smith.
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CANCERS, WARTS, LoRNs, &c

THE subscriber informs the public, that he is
able to cure all kinds of Cancers and eradicate
Warts and COINS with yely ltue pain and in a
shoit time. He refers TO several respectable cti-
lens in his neighuorhood, such as Samuel Hess,
William Kile and others, that has been successful
in several instances aud is not humbugging as is
too frequently the case among quacks He war
raats certain cure in any case he undertakes or no
pay.
QrWsrts, &c. on cattle and other animals are
also cured by the subscriber who resides in Mount
Pleasant township on tho main road leading from
Millville to bloomsbury, about ! miles from Fred
erck Mliler's Tavern where persons are invited to
call.
JOHN ALE.
Nav 80, ls46--ly6
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rs Healing PrOperties

10 not deceive The short dry cough is quickly
overcome and easy and healthy expectoration takes
It's place. Sptting of blood is Immediately check
ed. Night sweats with pain IN the side and chest,
Iebility and difficulty Of breathing yield in a short
time. ASTHMA with all its dreadful accompaniment
lis at once relieved. Bronohins and in fact all the
diseases of the throat and ungs give way before
this remedy when all other means have ialcd.
Persons may attemptto deceive you with some
other remedy, pronounciLg it 10 be equally good
but remember life is at stake, therefore
Be mol Deceived.
The above medicine for sale by the following
agents.
E. p. Lutz, B'oomsburg. W. l.. Waller e. Go
Berwick f. & ], Lazarus, Orargevic ; Levi BIZ
el, Jerseytown; Derr d Mcbride, " hite Hall S.
Badly, Cultawissa. 6m3
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pRoGL LAMArISlTs

WWyHERHAs, the Hon. JossFn b. ASraoN
w presdcntof the Court OF Oyer aud Ter
taiDcr and General Jail Delivery. Court Of Quarter
SESSIONS OF the Peace and Court Of ComnOni Teas
and Orphans Court in the eighth Judicial district
composed Of the counties of Northumberland
Union, Colunhia and I.ycouIing; and the Hon
Samne! Oaks and Stephen Badly, Esquire'
Associate Judges in Columbia county ,hsv,
issued their pt"cept bearing date the 25th day o
ApVien the year Of our Lord one Thousand
eight hundred ana forty six, aud to me directed fo
holding
4 Court Of Oyer and Terminer, and Gen
era! jail DeiiUery, General Quarter
Sessions Of The Peace, Common Pleas
and Orphans Court.
IN DANVILLE, in the County Of Columbia
en- the third Monday Of ALg he1t, being the
l7ihj lazy and TO continue one week
Notice is therefore hereby given &c
tine Coroner, the Justices of the Peace, and con
stables Of the said county of Columbia. that they
be then aud there in their proper persons, at IL
o'clock in the forenoon of said day, with thcii
records, inquisuoNs and other rememhrances, to Dc
those things which to their offices appertsin t.
bs done. And those that are bound bY recogni
zances TO prosecute against the prisoners that
or may be in the Jail OF gaid county of Columbia
are % be then ani there to prosecute against then
as shall be Just, Jurors arc requested to be pune
sual in their attendance, sgreesbly TO their notice
Dated at Donville, the cath day Of iuiy IL
te year Of our Lord one thousand eigh
hundred and foty.siI and in tie 69th yea
Of the Independence Of the United State,
OF America
IRAN DERR &eriG
SHEt's OYrTcE, Dsnve
July "a lsie.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE,

On the EState Of PE1ER BIGGS
late Of BiOOmsburg, deceased.
NTOrICE is hereby given that Letters Of At
" minisration on The above mentioned Estale
have been granted to the subscriber. An person,
Indebted to said estate are hereby notified to make
immediate payment, and all those having claims
are requested to present them properly authcuu,a-
ted, to
JOHN X. GROTZ. ,7am'r
June g. lsie Gw7
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Here is The Remedy.

Remember the name and place where it is to b'
obtained and do moi be put of with any othcl i
has produced cu,e in as desperate cases as yours
may appear to be- and doubtless will put to tgh
in a speedy manner those distressing symptom'
which ill your mind with gloomy iorebodlngs Of
he future.
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Chair NanufaCGory
THE subscriber continues 10 carry OF
CHAIR MANUFACTURING

lhe
CHAIR MANUFACTURING
business at the old stand Of B. & S. Hagen
buch. where he will be ready a, all times
to furnish Fancy 81 Windsor Chairs. Set
tees, Boston Rocking Chairs &r, Of every
description, which NAV be called for, al
short notice and on the most reasonable
terms. He will also execute House, Sign e.
Ornamental Painting, and House Papering,
in a superior manner,
From his experience in the business and
his facilities of manufacturing the various
articles of his line, he la,ters himsel. ,ha
he shall be able to furnish as good work
and upon as reasonable terms as can bs
lone in the country, all Of which he viii
dispose Of for CASH or COUNTRY
PRODUCE
y. B. Orders from distance will be
strictly AID punrtuallv attended to.
B. HAGENBUCH.
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j. H. VANDERSLICE,
HDEN ,THSgE' 0

Mn EGS leave TO inform the public, that
n Ghe is prepared TO attend 10 all the oper'
atons in dentistry, such as removing
The Tartar and ofher Foreign Sub,
stances.
From the teeth. rendering them clean, and
the gums aud breath sweet and healthy.
The cavities ,V Oec0yea Teeth
Will be dressed out and filled with Gold
or other toll; OF the finest quality, Us toe
case may require, which will generally
preven, their aching or further decay and
render them useful for years; and in many
cases during life.
Teeth and .HumpS n Teeth
Which have become useless OF troublesome
uer, with the latest and best improved in
siTumens.
Porcelain Teeth,
Orhe bes. quality and latest Improvement
will be inserted on pivot, or (in connection
with DR.. Vaierchamp, with whom he is il
pa,ernship in plate work. on Gold plate
from single tooth to whole set. TO look
as well as the natural, and warranted I,
answer all the useful and ornamental pur
poses proposed by the art
In short,every operation belonging to the
profession, will be reformed in the ben
manner, with choisesl material, and al ,ht
shor,eet notice He therefore hopee, by
siric, attention to business, to obtain share
|of public patronage. Any person or pet
sons wishing any Of the above operations
performed. are respectfully requested t,
give him cali.
n. b The public arc hereby il formed
that we ,he subscribers have entered into
special Partnership relating only to plat,
work as it ia more convenient for each tt
attend TO the other branches of the scienc.
en- his own account.
A. VALLERCHAMP.
]. II. VANDERSLICE.
Mount Pleasant, Nov. Slh. 1876 3m,
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ADMINS STRATORS NOTICE.

The Estate Of isaac KLINE late ofOr,
ange township, deceased
NOTICE is hereby given that letters Of
administration on the above mentioned Es.
,a,e have this day been granted to the sub
,cribers. All persons indebted 10 said es
ale are hereby notified to make ,omedl
he payment, and all those having claims ar,
requesIed TO present them properly au,hen
.ucaled, TO
MARY KLINE, Administrators,
HIRAM K KLINE, Administrator
Orange township, May %, ls46-6w6
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49, l.SO-

4 certain tract Of loud situate in B,arcrrck
township Columbia county, containing one hm.
dred and twenty aCies more or less about g5 ncrrs
nf which is cleared land, Bounded hy the iurnp,kc
Leading from Berwick to Towanda and land of
William lddings on the west and lands of John
I.ocksrt Joseph Low, Alexander Lock art and 9th.
e ., whereon is erected five dwelling houses, one
barn and one ST. be, with the appertenances.--
Seized taken in execution aud to he sold as the
property Of John Shaflci
--ALSO-
A certain lot ofland situate in Deny ,owpshin
Coumhia county containing ono hundred and
twenty acres more less, about 100 acres of
which is cleared land adjoining lands of Stephen
Ellis James Johnson. Charles Mckee and
John Glenn whereon is erected log house. log
barn, two shops, and an apple orchard with the
Iappcrtenauces. takt in execution and to
be sold as the property OF Jhon buchanan in the
hands Of Johnataon Lodge his administrator.
ALSO
certain lot Of ground situate in Csttawi,sn
township, Columbia county adjoining William
| Nckelyy and other, living on Water sireet.--seiz-
ed taken in execution and to be sold the property
George Waters.
Also
BY virtue OF Levar facias The follow
'ng described Building an ! lot Of ground Of
John Wilson, to wit: a certain one story
and a half public building. situate in the
township Of llemlock the county Of Colum-
lbla in The State OF Pennsylvania, on the
southern side Of the road leading from
BIoOm TO Jerseytowu, near the Buckhorn
tavern, containing front 30 ieet on the road
aforesaid, and 10 depth % feet. and the lot
nr piece Of ground or ceuiIedge, sprerte~
nsni to the same building, bounded on the
west, by Daniel NeyharI, on the souh ly
and Of John McReynods. and on the east
lby lands of Vanish Rees, seized ,aken in
Execution and TO be sold as the property al
ohn wilson.
IRAN DERR, Sheriff.
SKERIFF's OFFIcE2
Oanvile July % 1916.
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which, having been selected with great care, they
can and will sell as low, if not little lower,
than they can be purchased elsewhere in the coun
iy. Among their assortment may be found in
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Monday The I'm day of August,

MOnaay The TIL day Of .Hugust,
next at | O'clock 7. NJ, the following property to
Wit
A certain lot Of ground situate in the Town Of
Oraugeville Columbia county, continuing Que
fourth of an acre more ur less Bounded in iron,
lbs Maim street Of said Town, and lots OF Dame,
Fornwald, +. G.. Ricketts, aud the heirs Of Jacob
shoemaker deceased whefcum is erected frame
house and Potter shop with the appct,cnanccs
,eiacd taken in execution aud to be sold ss the
property of Ephrsim Parker.