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IMPORTANT RUMOR

The sdvices from Mexico show tina, the Adminis,ra-
tiun Of Herrera is about fall before of those mill.
t,ry revolutions 90 frequent in that distracted country
and that Gen. Parades is 10 be, for the present. the
Dictator. This revolution is mainly important 10 US,
10 syincing the dsincnaton Of the people Of Mexico to
pacific adjustment Of the controversy between the Mex
can government, and that Of the United Slaies-one Of
the most prominent Of the complaints allegcd ssains,
Herrera being. tina, he had agreed to receive Amcr-
can ambassador, for the avowed purpose Of negotiating
new treaty, based the surrender Of Texas and
the sas o California to the L. States. We may there's
fore Look for the speedy return home Of Nj Sde uo,
.~y wi,h"u, accomplishing the objects Of his misson
bat under circumstances calculated to widen The breach
between the Mexican and American governments. and
perhaps leaving alternative but war!
The must important rumor, ho~ever. touching Mex
lean affairs. 10 hs-ths, negtia, ins are going
between the Mexican and French governments, for
placing constitutional King" upon the throne Vi Mex
ico-the new king 10 he French Prince, one Of the
SIMS Of Lous Philippe! This rumor was some time ago
pfsvsle" but dismissed improbable a,irac, mnch
notice. is reported however, 10 have it's origin
i" dispatches received n, the Department Of State dis
rect from Mexico 1t derives caller Of conorma-
,on, ton, m the singular pursued by the French
government On the Texas question: sud especially from
NJ. Guizoi's remarkable anxiety about the "baAnce Of
power" on this continent anxiety which hss always
seemed be somewhat, sudden. rs well as extras
ordinary.
Our G'reicn relations are evidently becoming more
complicated and critical; but, strange say. have
k"n~n more indifference and apathy in The public
,aind That We are the Of great even,s-evenis,
how ever. which may be consumnated without waits
clear the sun at n"on-day. But is unquelino
ably among the probabilities growing of these events
Yet are advancing the brink Of the prrcpice an
s,elessy an il there were peril in the plunge tina,
may be compelled suddenly III ,akr
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NORTH CAROLINA.

The Wings OF North Carolina have held State Con
ven'ion, and Nominated the prrsen, Governor, VIM. A.
Graham candidate for election. They also pass
ed the following resolution
"Resoirsd, That this Convention deem il but Just
reflection OF The deep and heartfelt feeling of their con-
surns. 10 express their admiration ard affection fol
HENRY CLAY, The noblesi embodiment Of Whiu
principles he Of thu nohest specinent Of Amer
Iaaa character that our Naoi- has produced"
The Democrats have also held a convention. They
Illuminated Green W. Caldwell, Esq, VI Mecklsnburg al
their candidate tot Governsr.
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FLOUR AND WHEAT MARKET.

The Foreign news ha. not effected The Flour marke,
but lille with II any thing Flour nay said he
rather dull a, torner prcesibat is from 81 rs $4.50
per barrel from wagon " heat IS To 90 cents.
In Richmond no operations had taken place in Flour
since the arrival Of The Foreign advces. II is quoted al
S525 to 45.3li VIVA, 81 10 to $l.l5.
Ia Baltimore, JAM II. Flour had declined l2i cents
since the arrival Of the Foreign news Flour is quoted
at $4.S7. TO S.. The Pa,rot says; The tendency Of
The foreign has been rather depress the marke,
and reduce prices" Whea, 81 .05 TO $i.l0.
IL New York. Jan. Ia. Flour is quoted at $575
which is The old price, bu, holders inner.
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OB1sU slSlu;S.

Died. IN R'cl'nooi. Of Consumption. on Tuesday
18Th inst, JonN NoRvELL tAsKrr sun of John Chs,
kie, ESQ., "i that city, IN the 2Glh year Of his age
-. OF the Pumonaty Consumption Al his fathers
residence. IN Bedford County. the l2,h uIimo Mr.
JAMES Z. Z. ANDREWS, Sun ot Capt Mark Andrews
IN the 2lsi year III his age Abou, four years before his
death he made pubic profession 81 elgoD aud united
himself to the Methodist e. Church. since which time
he sustained character that did onor The pruiessup
-, on the morning ol The Slh instant at Alildendn,
the residence Of Mrs. Sarah f. Carnnglon after sor
and severe Illness terminating in of The BRAIN
Mrs. ALICE w. CARRINaToN. wife of Waller L. Car
rngI0n, E.I.. IN lhe 16lh NrnI oi her ave.
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Internal Improvement Meeting al Piiisylpanio Court
House.

i"evn" improvement .neefMg al PHtsytrania Court
House.
Al meeting Of 4 portion ot the citizens of Ptsylva
nla COW ened at The curt house thereof IN Monday the
l2'h day Ut January. 1916. for the purpose Of taking il.
10 consideration he p"priry Of the improvement Of the
Boanoke River and lis tributaries; On motion, Col.
CualWzn d. Bennett called To the chair and ~ m
R's"n appointed Secretary.
On further mutton. Resolved, That Col. George
lownes JAS. NJ Nhulc. Grorge H. Gilmer, Mai
Sami w. Tuns,al. Maj Iarrley Whine, Dr. B A.
R,vrs lchapod i. Watson. Wm. II. Tunssll, T1ms.
A. Dram, Maj. David II. Clark. Pyran, Easy, Dr.
Ch-siry Martin, DR. Rlrhd White. joel Farming and
john In"r. tie and they are hereby appointed Dele
CATION oR behalf ot tins mreing, IT, attend Convention
prposrd 10 he held a, HALIFAX honsr ON THURSDAY
The l5it instant, by the Prsli, and Din c,rs Of the
Roanoke Navigation Company and The friends Of the
sad improvement who may have appointed del-gs,r. 10
the same.
On motion, Resolved, That the chairman and secre.
iary be- added 10 The said delegations ,ha, rsc pro,
ceedngs be published IN the Dsnvillc Reporter aud
Lynchburg papers and that The meeting ADJOURN.
goldman ID. BENNETT, Chairman.
WM. RIsoN, Sec'ry.
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which, Il was Al onc~ under,ood had reference to tn.
eiecs'"n. Por'ioo Of she dominant patty being arscss
ii nsk'"g Gr"ersl sweep Of tie Wings n.w In ulsr-
The House. however. refused by very large msj ri,y
tn agree 10 the rostpnnemrnt The Senate Insisted; ana
hnsy u wss sgfeed Ia defer II Ill Monday the 9Th ins,.
VI c"arse csnna conjecture tn what conclusion the
caucus Ut to ugh, will cot bu, Is generally believed
thai sufficient nInter VI the l., colocos will sci their
sces against this hrsi aI,rmp, In Virginia pr.cfibr
officers not political In their character III cxcclt Gov.
Smiths removal OF he Physician and Directors Of the
Pe"cn.iary lew days ago. to defeat IT, Il IL mpos>
sibe, however, 10 predict the rcsu, with entire conf
dence. the influence Of caucus mandate being often II
resis,ible.
application Ia 10 hs made to the present lie, isla,
ture by the citizens of Alexandria in reference Il, The
rs'rccsson oi that ancient town To Virginia. do M,
ha, any reasonable objection can be made tn the a
pc,,on. II the citizens generally desire il, as is UNDER
stood 10 DO the lact,hough is not impossbls tina.
Congress- may wnhholj lis assent. The accomplished
editor OF the Alexandra Gazette (Nlr Snow den
In the city. with view Of sustaining the application
The commu,re Of Roads. to>niphi. after 9 week,
discussion, morning and evening, ordered bill to he re-
ported o' the sale OF The Norfolk and Portsmouth Rail
Road the only means len |, seems, of preventing liz
realise ffom the sale from SO SIS 000 (s investments
amounting To between snd $500. O0ol Il isa wMk
which ought never 10 have been constructed a. lis pre-
sent condi.n demonstrates, but having been built |,
ough. not to be- permitted. il be rcsuscalrd 10 20
to wreck.
The House has been day engaged in discussing the
suejec, Of Education. The difficulties in The way OF
devsing more cflicen, system than that IN opera
lion seems 10 be a'nos, nsurmoun'nblr and doubt whe
ther any material changes will be made Il may how
sver be rendered more elieen, by certain proposed
mend'"en's. and by angmen'ing from the surplus now
IN The treasury, and hereafter auto pard the fund now
dedicated 10 prin.nty schools.
The committee appointed 10 investigate the condon
Of The University and report upon certain abuses. re-
al OF imagined in its MISUNDERSTANDING will leave this city
Tor Charlottesville on Monday morniuy next. Il IL sup
pissed they may complete their examination In the course
# a week Vt ten days.
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nOIETOVRT spRaNGS
Male and Female E.l.NTlTETg

'f0MiE NEXT SESSION Of ,his in.,,,u,hop. vii,
i c,nnrn,e thr 18th u January, 1876. aud ch,.e
lil ot May 'ouw ing.
IN consequence" II the appointment II the Rev. George
frsfcy ~ Missionary 10 China. the u ard III Trasers
have appointed Rev. \. VI. Barker WIN Is d graduate
o' me Columbian Celeae. 10 surp, his llacr. ~ ad
d"n To their knowledge that Mr.. Barker IL a gentle.
man III nn'mssehabo reputation, the following Is pre-
senird To the pnhlc
COLUMBIAN ColLroE. D. C.. OF LIST. 1915.
This 10 ,ocrr'ily ,ha, tho bearer Mr.. Francis NJ.
Barker. has been lor years a member Of this Cl
leee during which time his crfeo, d.n,t,,,e,, n. /,
student. his diligrot and faithful srniion Ia all the m
lies vi the College, and his rhrrnc,
No man snd christian. have commendeI hun 10 the
esrem and appreciation of the Faculty Aud ", feel
pressure '" recommending him hir h,s analnm~nls NJ n
sch"ar tr his uniformly department aud 6 hi.
olh~r qualifications. AZ suitable person l., lake ch,,,.
al Srhool. an Academy other INSTITUTION o learning
where Rmd talents and scholarship. and an excellent,
general character are required.
JOEL :. MACON.
Prtsf Col College.
WM RUGGIES.
Prcf .Mnih and Nat. Phil"
The REV. q. w LETTWICf1 is an susis
ant teacher. whu will devote pan o hls time in aid
ing his lady. To whom the Female Department, is co,n
mi ted
In this School laugh, all the branches of thor
onRh English ednra,on, together with the Latin and
Grek Languages. Mathematics. Sc.
TEUM~.
rui,ior per month. 81 and 81 10 sccurdinp to ,he
advancement "f The student. Fur Latin. Greek md
Mathematics. 81. Board. including diet lodging and
washing W IS per month"; payable half IN ddraDrs the
balance at The close Of the s,ssin. The Boarding De
patt'neni IA conducted by the Rev. James I.ettwhoh
whose reputation will bea sufficient guarane.o psenls
and guardians that this department will be most faith
fully attended TO-
Jan. % q
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Horse EssvMycd or Stolen.

H NEAR Hsr's Ford. IN franklin county, my
RS M A r =
r,,ier ss,rayed silsn from me. on the night Of
"Wednesday. the 4th inst She is Of dark bay color.
natural PAGER. has star in her forehead and is Of The
Imiddling size.
will give reward Of 60 Tor her delivery to me.
near Has's Ford, or Tor such information concerning
her ~ will enable me ~ get her.
W. EDWARD BOOTH.
-. n 2tie"
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UJSNO " lam 0OxA1NO.-Shipped ny the Pes
L tnvlan and Bolivia Gu,n, & ,npiny OF Lima
and received per ship O'phcus and Coqnmbo. recently
arrived al New York lnn Chincha slands-ir sale by
SAMUEL X. GEORGE,
Agent Of the Company. No. 4 Grrmnn 81.
NOTE.-'lhrse are the only parcels II genuine Pr
rnrian Cudno in HE United STATES The shin
Rrgulus will nrve ,hIs port dr from the Chineln
Is ands ni'ui ls' February ucXi. aud the 10y SUN after
that 'ime from the sane lsai DIS. No resMi is aiioeefi
10 load at those Islands any Gumo d,poi belonging
10 The Teruri"n and Boil ran Gope,n,nsnt riiLont a
permit from the Government under a heary ptnaliy.
lie Undersigned deems necessary eauiiun farmers
and others against purchasing any Guano AZ Peruvian
mol impaired lh'o tins port by hlnseli or by EDWIN
BARTLETT, FAD. Apen, # the Peruvian and Boil.
wan Guano Company. New York NJ such vessel rs
the ''Carne Amel'a," advertised as having arrived NJ
New York, i"m The Chihc,a Islands, ,r,r iooded al
these Islands, VI nj any other Gunuo depot in Peru "
Bolivia. SAMUEL X. GEORGE,
Agent Of he Peruvian Gnsnu Company
Baltimore, Jan. 90 wa
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Minois-The population If iIlinois by the census Of
lS45, is upwards Of 643, 49, making in the las, five
years, gain Of 200, 600 OF nearly so per cent.
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Stoeks-The following sales Of Stocks, says the
Compiler. were made in Richmond On tho l7h inst.
5shares Exchange Bank, At 500
10 do farmers do 93i
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o. The proceeding Of the members of,he Methodist
Episcopal Church. arc un.vodsbly postponed until our
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South ,restsrn Rond. This bill passed the House
Delegates on the 10th by The decisive majority OF 72
81,
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o. We will endrsvur TO give place to ".amhsr,i" il
our next.
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M RS PENDLETON eau accommodate TRAN.
Va SlENT BoARDERS IN The most reasonable
ierms.
Jan. 22 o,
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(OsSssssisai0nes,s Safe.

by virtue oft~o several degrees 81 HE Circuit Su,
- perof Court Of Law and Chancrry for Nelson
County "f the 9Th day OF May lsi5 and III. oht
Of he 4h day III October. 1916, pronounced in n sun
IN chancery therein depending IN the mime Of Elisha
Shepherdson against William H. D,ggs late Sheriff III
Nelson uouniy, and ~ such minisIralor Ut VIM. Il
ilarprove, dec. and Lewen Il. Cash, Anb,lIa Cash
Susan Harprve. Edmund W. Hin, Elizabeth A. IIdl
Robert X Hargrove. Susan + Iiargroye and Niaryarel
Harsr,ve, shs On the 27th day al February 1916
al the Mansion House ot Mrs. Susan Iarprove in The
county Of Nelo, exp'se 10 sale. IL The highest idder
all The right, lille and interest o W lillian T. Harpruyr.
dec, IN
THE LANDS
of which his father died seized and possessed -.
share of which he inhrriird, AMI a halt shar.
OF which hs acquired by purchase--lhe share and
half share being three undivided twelhs Of the whole
land. The sale Ia be made for much cash az will
pay the commissions and expenses, including adv
aud the balance will be credit OF six Twelve aud
eighteen nonhs, The purchasers Ia give bonds with ap
proved security, and The title 10 the Land is 10 be retain
I'd nil the purchase money is paid.
WILLIAM MASSlE,
Sheriff al Nelson County by
ALEX. FORTUNE, his drpn,y.
Jan. 22 t27F
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THE MECIIANICs' SAVINGS EANK.
N1'JIHItR(, IN
NEG Il Oli> WANTED!

'I'HE SUBSCRIBERS are wanting to purchase
L any number OF LIKELY YOUNG NEGROES.
thatwlll SUIT The Southern market.
As they are anxious To make their purchases as spec
Oily as possible. they assure those having any for "a e
I'd IN any market IN the State. Persons " no wi n IA
sill. will do we'll Ia call on them before inakinr sale
n. B<-Ws wish 10 purchase one or two Blacksmith.
and Carpenters. DAVIS s. HART
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lsllyk HIRE,

A FIRST RATE BLACKSMITH Apply I,
"A Thomas D,llard a, the Vrgin'an Office.
Jan. 22 q,
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H.. K HIRE.

E.. 10 HIRE.
'INHE present year, ,umodating terms m &C,
Il tive negro Man. CHS. W. STATUAM.
Jan. % /,
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spiesaid Cschenir dc Goa. a. Mouse dc .tucs
W. would ask the attention OF the LADIES Il, our
stock Of Fre'.ch aud English Cachniir dc Cossc
and .houset;n dc L,iues
They WI, IN iuuud embrace tho most beautiful
siyles I.npor.ed; and CHEAP FOR CASH.
REGARDS, RYAN &Co
Next door To Nm. 7. Young.
Oct. 81 ,sm
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Expenditures.

Bridge Contracts
Amount paid R. Russell on contract
in full l73 W
Peter Ent, Madison 100 90
Peter Ent do 205 90
Peter Ent extra work so 90
Joseph Fulton 400 90
kober. Montgomery 8 00--636 81
Bridge Tie,os.
Amount paid sundry persons for viewing
scitss and reports on Bridges 46 90
hoaa Tiews.
Amour. paid sundry persons for making
reports on public roads $50 90
Bridge Repairs.
Amount paid sundry persons for repils
done TO bridges in and built by the
county z7O "a
Jurors Wages and Mileage.
Amount paid Grand and Traverse Jurors
al the several terms for the year lS45 1887 %
State Costs
Amount paid Justices Witnesses and
Constabes costs in suits where
the Commonwealth was plaintiff d49 sc
Repairing County Buildings
Amour, paid lorrepaiting Jail and Cour, House e 10
Printing.
Amount paid Levi L. Tate TT so
Henry Webb 1913 so
v. Best 70 SO
Charles Cook SO 90
AN .Gangawer 81 5O-397 oC
Contingent.
nkmoun paid in store bills for candles, paper,
ink, quils, books for Court and Com
missioners' office, postage fuel forCourt
House, &c. 81 90
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B an DIR ct his Pills

Mn FAD and understand The time will com,
ri a when the medicine, Brandreth Pills, will l,l
appreciated as they ought and deserve; it will Be,
understood that DR.. Brandreth has the stronges
claims upon the public. 1t is true that every R
dividual who makes trial of the Brandreh Pill
lconccde them to be the best medicine they eva
used. They are indeed medicine about whd.
there is no mistake. Their value in climate
Ichangeable as ours cannot be sufficiently apprOch
ed a free perspiration is at once restored ihs
they cure colds, and consumption is prevented
Those who have redundancy of bile find them d.
the most essential service, and should there be deI
fciency of that important fluid the Brandrelh Ply
have an equally beneficial effect. Often has tlui
important medicine saved valuable lives in those d
gions where the dreadful yellow fever was prevail
ing A few doses taken Immediately upon the in.
lection being received into the system, will be
most certain to prevent any material inconveDienH.
And at no stage of this dreadful epidemic is then,
so proper medicine as the Brendreth Pills. Let
this medicine be universally used in thjl
disease, and no loss of blood allowed, and icWI
very few, would be its victims. So ii is with ohHI
diseases. Assist nature with this all impOranl
medicine to remove morbid humors from the blood
and do not resort to bleeding or mercury, and w
shall have very great scarcity of persons aaliCd
with cronic maadies. The feathered tribe--thea ag
mal, kingdom over which we are the lords, ar
not afflicted with chronic maladies; neither shouI
we be if it were not for our pride which occasiOn
than. Follow nature. Use the medicine whihl
harmonizes with her, which mildly but surely n
moves all the impurities of the bloodwhich strengt
ems the feeble and yet reduces those of too full haI
to healthy standard. Let me again say thateyeF.
department of the manufacture of Brandreth Pli.
is personally superintended y me, and that ever
box with my three labels upon it may he relied up.
on to have the beneficial effect described if USE
according to the directions accompanying.
A G E N Il s.
Neutrality-suspicious. MKay.
Jerseytown--L. & A. T. Bsel.
Danville--E. B. Reynolds g. Co.
Cattawissa-C. G.. Brobst.
Bloomsburg-J. r. Meyer.
Limestone-Babbit & M'Ninch.
Buckhorn--M. G. Shoemaker.
Lime Ridge--Low & Thompson
Bcrwick--J w Stiles
Nav 3, lS45-ly- 2.
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We the undersigned, Auditors of Columbia county
being duly elected 10 adjust and settle the accounts of the
Treasurer and Commissioners have carefully examined the
accounts and vouchers OF the for the year ls45
certify that we find them 10 be forth in the
foregoing statements and that find balance of cash r
the Treasury for county PURPOSES Of three thousand and
seventy six dollars lhirtystwo cents, and balance out
standing due the county from the above mentioned sources
Of nine thousand five hundred and ninety two dollars AMI
eighty two cents.
Given under our hands this 10Th day of January AID
JAMES c. SPROUL,1
PETER KLINE, I.Audiiors
WILLIAM COLE,
We the undersigned Commissioners of The county o
Columbia do certify that The foregoing is foil and orrec
statement OF The Receipts and Expenditures Of the said
county, for the year ls45
Witness our hands a. Danve this 10Th day of January
A. d. 1916.
SAMUEL MEARS,
PETER ENT.
Anest-E MENDENHALL Clerk
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Subjec. to deduction OF per cent. Tor Commission
and exhonoration 10 the Collectors.
Collectors names marked thus = have since settled il
full
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NOTICE

hereby given that have purchased at Con.
n stable sale, this following property as beIonging
to William Z. Rasmus, to wit--Two ac,es ef rve
on the ground; one mantle clock; one beauIean.
four shoats and set Of miners tools and have ler,
the same in his possession during my pleasure, md
iorb!d any person taking them from him by pur.
chase or otherwise without my consent. r
January 10, 1916
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Sheet

IRON MANTRA0T 0TGIAG
TEyHE subscriber respectfully informs the public
y that he has opened shop, on Main'str'e'
nearly opposite Clayton's Tavern, in BloomsDug'
whee he intends carrying on the above business
in all its various branches.
TIN ware,
Of every description, will be kept on hand Tor sac
at WHOLESALE or RETAIL.
SHEET IRON
Manufactured into any form required,
STOVE. PIPES,
of all sizes kept constantly on hand Stoves hnlSn'
ed to order.
Beir determined to do business In the Iigb
way, he reqests all to call upon him before thg
purchase elsewhere, as he will furnih all article
in his line as cheap as they can be purchased y
the county. ,,or
September 20, lS45-ly22
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NOTICE.

A LII persons indebted to the subscriber are re.
IA .quested to call and settle their accounts and
make Immediate payment, as IT is actually nsces-
sary that his accounts should be closed without de-
lay;
ALEXANDER HAZLET
Williamsburg, January II
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BLOOMSB URG
Cabinet Ware House.
TUNHE subscribe would respectfully inform the
n public, that he has taken the sh Up lately oc
cupled by Samuel Lilly, near the upper end Of
Bloomsbury, where he is carrying on the
UAIDINlRV lBTSTNlASS0
in all its various branches, and where he will be
happy wait upon all those who may favor him
with their custom. His Furniture is warranted to
he made of good material and. durable, and he in
tends keeping on hand
|SideboardS, Secretaries, Bureaus,
|. Wardrobes. Card Tabies, Dining
Tables. BREAKFAST TubieS,
CupboardS, Stands, WaSh
Stands, Bedsteads,
Dough-troughs,
Collins, &c.
land all kinds Of work in his line. which he will sci
upon as reasonable terms as they be purchased
lin the county.
BY strict attention to business he hopes to re-
Iceive share of public patronage.
ELI BROWN.
April 25, ls45.-lyl
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STATEMENT
OF THE
RECEIPTS
AND
Expenditures
COLUMBIA COUNTY,
FOR THE YEAR lS4J.

The Auditors elected TO adus. and settle the pubic
accounts of the County Of Columbia have exsmlh
ed The same from the 9Th day Of January le4S 10 he
9Th day of January, s46. both days inclusive aha .o
snscfvlv Law before the Judges Of The Court OF Common
Pleas the following statement and report agssaoy 70 me
22d and 23d sections Act Of the General Assembly,
passed the l4.h day Of April A d. 1884.
D.AYyD CLARKE, Treasurer Of Columbia c0un
ty, in .4ccoun soiM said County,
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I'm interesting Pamphlet, called the
f A M I LX II e A L + II
DIRECTORY,

FOR Gratutous Circulation to all persons who
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