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IL Is impossible for us to compress INTO our mar.
TOW limits even brief alluson 10 all Of the nu-
merous cures that have been cficc ted by Dr. wis
.a' balsam: We can only refer to very few as
specimens of its gcnetl efficacy
lew days ago, a lady called at the Office in fnc
hcaltb, and looking robust though she never
knew what sickness To our surprise she sta
ted that until recently, she had been sick for be.
tween three and four years with what supposed
to be Consumption she had violent cough,
night swcats, with alternate chlls aud fever and
every usual symptom of confirmed Consumption
The result was, that she became emaciated as To
present more the appearance of skeleton than
living being. Pro identially, she, at this time
heard of the wonderful cures performed bv DR.
Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry, and commenced
using il herself The effect was, that she began To
get better at once By degrees, the cough left her,
the chis and fever disappeared, aud in two months
che again found herself in perfect health
BE careful and get the genuine DR. WISTAR,S
bALSAM OF WILD CHERRY. None genuine
unless signed by ]. BUTTS. Address all orders TO
SETH w. FoWLE, Boston, Mass.
o. For particulars see DR.. Wistar,s trcot,se ON
consumption, TO be had of the agent
Agents-Portsmouih, c. III HEINIrSH Arcpt .
Norfolk. NJ. a. SANTOS, and also by Drugsists
generally in this State.
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- Amt FIELDS AGAIN The subscriber
~ begs leave to inform his friends nd the public
generally that lie has ia ken that well known Stand
wnere he Will be pleased to them. ST. Fields
Is only pleasant evenings walk ON Portsmouth,
where all the good things of the season may be
ha0. Givc me a Call NJ BORN.
Soin. Fields, June 27-3,*
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MfSCELLAN ECU
THE STNAnIRnA.n 49,

THE STEAMBOAr AND
LINE TO OLD POINT, RICHMOi
BURG, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
DRIA AND WASHINGTON
FARE REDUCED no rs CE
ASsN-sS1 The pub
80, go. - ...-.S92.ss?) AUGUST
s-ssSss-.ss ~ - MrrcHrII
most complete order for both n d,v,
and unsurpassed in her accounted
running on Mondays, Ueol,esdaux a,
tween Norfolk aud Port WaltIinlI
with tie Cars for Richmond aud Pet
low rates of Seventy FIVE cents n,
meals. Passengers leaving Wrioht
folk, on those days at s O'Clock. p M
the Augusta touch at Old Porut, "
remain until p. NJ. lodge on boor,
and spacious cabin, arrive at PORT
tie after daylight, and al Richmond
to breakfast, and in time to take the
South, anf the Canal Boats TO Lvncl
Fare to Old Point
Do Richmond, or Pcter.buro
Do Fredericksburg
Do Alexandria, or Washin gton
The Augusta will stop i'm all coscs N
Travel, aud will stop for itwheneeer n $
me public may rest assured, that /,
mutation of the proprietors to keep
permanently aud to accommodates
tween Richmond aud Norfolk in the
and at the lowest rates.
For further Information. tickets q, +
to the captain on board, or To-
w. III. GARRETT &, az
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SCHOOL BOOKS.-A good supply of ap.
Store, at greatly reduced prices, for instance
Wetster's Spelling Books at c.s
Emerson's End part Arithmetic, 25 cts
Walkers Dictionary, (medum sizc) 81 CTS
Readers; Histories; Biographies; Grammars ;
ArIthmetics, and other Books in proportion.
Please call and ascertain the prices and buy
where it Is for your interest whether at the New
Book Store, CT elsewhere. N. r. WEBSTER
JulY7 49,
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IDEALLY BEAUTIFUL.-Justr received pcr
~ schr Belle, from Ncw York. q lot of Gilt and
Jappaned Sputous, Lig6t House l.antcrus Tin
plates ana Candicsticks as low u! cents apiece,
lower than ever sold in this pltcc before.
DANIEL s. CHERRY,
June 81 Under the Old Dominion OfI,cc
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SHOES AND PUMPS FOR TnENAvY.
NAVY DEFA k.IiMENT,
RuREAu OF PRhvIsIn>S ASn O. nru1Nc

J
bureau OF PsovisIos's AND CLorHING,
June %, 1916
PROPOSALS, sealed and endorsed Proposals
for Shoes and Pumps will be received at thi
Office, until O'Clock. p. NJ. on WEDNESDAY
the 22d day OF July next, for furnishing and de-
livering, at such times and in such quauttics a ,
may from time to time be required during the 6s.
cal year ending June 30, ls41 at the Navy Yards
at Boston, New York, and Norfolk on receiving
ants thereof, OF from the chief of this ureau
rive thousand pairs (more or ,ss) OF Shoes. and
ten thousand pairs (more or ess) of Pumps.
To be equal in quality, and conform in q, erv re
shape, binding, lining, sewing and 7ttcling) to
the samples deposited at said Navy Yards respect,
lively.
The said Shoes and Pumps to lie stamped with
the contractors name, number of shoe and pump,
and year when made; and be delivered in good,
strong boXes free OF all charge the Uucd States
and to undergo such inspection as may be estab,
lIshed by the Chief of this bureau or by the com
mandants OF the yards where delivered under his
approval such as do,not conform strictly to the
samples will not be rCcciN cd
The sizes of the shoes and pumps will be in the
following proportion for each 100 pairs, viz:
One of No II, two of M. IL, eight of No. 10,
ten OF No 9, fifteen of No. s.. eighteen of No. S,
fifteen Of M. - fifteen of No Z, six of No g.! four
OF No. 6, three of No. s. Boy sizes, Of No. 4,
two of No. g.
Persons disposed tooGer, and who are not known
to The bureau, must accompany their bids with evil
dcnce, approved by some government officer. of
their ability to comply with the terms of their pro-
posals. Offers from those who have heretofore
10llcd TO comply with tbClr engagements, viii, al
the discretion Of the chief of this bureau be disre
garded.
For further information, persons DISPOSED TO sub.
NIT proposals referred to the advertisement of
this bureau, dated 22d April last. The shoes and
pumps then deposited as samples proving not be be
of a suitable quality for the service, it is deemed
Advisable TO invite proposals.
To be published once week ill July %, in the
union and lnteiigcuccr, d c.; Post and Times,
Boston Evening Post aud Morning News, New
York PennSylvauian, Philadelphia; Beacon, Nor
folk New Era, Portsmouth,. June 25
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A FEW MORE LEFT have on hand :,
"a lot OF i'm SAFES, and as the season is mort
over VIII sell them low. Also anything else i'm
my line. Call and cok. "
would lniot m all those who may want, that
nave got the contract to furnish the Cufins for the
poor House. >pd as have a splendid Hca,sc all
Orders for Funerals will be punctually attended TO-
jane 25 r. ID UAyNEc
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DOOKs FROM THN PREss q

ROOkS FROM THE PRESS q
ID HARPERS.-C Con fessions of n prc,tS
! by Miss Pdrdoc- price 25 cents
Crichton, Novel, by w. II. Ainswo
20 cents.
Voyages Of Discovery and Research
Arctic Regions, from the year 1918 To ii
time; unocr the command of the several
hccrs employed by sea and land in $
Northwest passage from the Atlantic To II
WIN Two attempts to reach the North Pc
John Barrow.
The Novitiatc or, Year arnonc n
Jesuits; personal narrative, with an o.
Constitutions, the Confessional Morality
toro of the Jcsuits, by Andrew Steinmeiz
Nos. 81 50, SO and 81 illustrated Shake
No. ID Illustrated Jew.
Part 10 Dictionary of Practical Mcdi
sale by VII. II. UODCFi
June 20
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NRIMsoN TETTER WASH

N III
~ certain cure for letter, Ringworn.s
on the Face, and other obstinate Eruptio
Skin.
This highly and justly celebrated DR.,
has beSn before the public upwards of for
and in every instance given general salts
making permanent cures. Testi,nouio
highest rcspcctabi.ity can be shown in "a
decided efficacy. We are the onlv perso
any kno,ciedge Of lis composition, (sincc m
dcath.) Our knowledge and experience
pounding Medicines has been such as nj
many years ago member of the Philadel
lege OF Pharmacy and Chemistry, whe,
tended Lectures, while Drs. Wood am
were Professors, (auihors of the United S
pensatory, one of the best works of the
publisbed) Persons can rely that this or
is not mere experiment. Its long end
use has established reputation above all
CHAS. III. HEINITSH. 40,
Member of the Philadel, hia Coli
Pharmacy and Che
Con SICK. Norfolk.
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SCHOOL ROOKS.-A short system of Polite
~ Learning, being epitomc Of the Arts and
Sciences designated for the use of Schools-pricc
% cents.
me Select Reader. or Union No. 6 designed for
the Higher Classes in Academies and schools bv
Oliver Angel, A. M.-price SOL cents
A supply of the above received and for sale bv
July w. III. III. HODGES &, ca
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-Four men were convicted in the u S. District
Court, few days since, of attempting to create
a revolt on board the Tuscarora but let off on
condition of entering the u S. Naval service; it
was discovered, however, that two were foreign
ers, and the others were rejected by the medical
examiner, SO they were taken back to Court and
sentenced each TO imprisonment for fifteen days.
~ Y. Erpyess.
And still respectable young sailors are invited
TO enlist In the Naval service, where they must
associate with criminals and men of the most de
graded sort little more repubcanism must be
introduced into the public service before it will
become as popular as it ought to be-Eagle
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THOMAS TATEAI.

ATTORNEY AT La W.
WILL pra'tcc in the Superior aud Inferior
W Courts OF Princess Anne, Norfolk AMI Nan
semond Counties, and of the City of Norfolk He
VIII attend 10 business when desired in any other
County Portsmouth ,nr;I ~ on
A DMENISTRATOR'S NOTICE.-AlI per.
sons indebted to the late DR.. Robert b. Butt
:Heceased, are hereby earnestly requested to max,
immediate payment to the undersigned.
As 1T is peculiarly desirable that the estate b,
closed at an carly period, il is hoped that this no
debicd, to take prompt action in order to an i,nmc
date settlement HOLT WILSON
Administration, with the viii annexed,
J1inc 2o-l9t OF Robert B. Butt, deceased.
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FOR WASHINCToN

FOR WASHINGTON.
NJ OllCE.-On and after the 18th ir
L Steamer OSCEOLA will take Passe,
Norfolk to Washington for S. 90, Neal
Ana from Norfolk to Baltimore via "
'or 90 co. JAMES MITCl
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4 NREAT preparations have been made at the
~ New York Boot and Shoe Store, and we are
now opening a large and handsome assortment of
summer Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps &C.. and we are
selling them agrccnbiy to the present Hard Times !;
90 peas give US 5all before you buy elsewhere
and shoe Store,
l2O pairs Goodnoo's light Booccs
ilO do do heavy do
200 do light Summer Boots
10 do Gents Cloth and prunella Caters
ino do Womons Calf slippers, cheap.
We have also received 100 pairs Mems ieh, Roo
tecs at 81 cts
The Misses and Boys can be supplied with
any thing in our line. Gail al tie New York Boot
and Shoe Store, next to the Farmers Bank Main St.
July j. III. GREGORY.
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MISCELLANEOUS
NOTICE TO MARINERS
CUSTOM HOUSE, ,

:, NUSTOM HOUSE,}
INHE floating light stationed az Wind Nan
- Point at the mouth of the Rappahanock, hav.
III" occn found 10 require extensive repairs and the
rciii hght vessels being necessarily stationed IN
Nrancy Island Flats. 40 light will be displaved a,
uhc fo'mcr point after III" 18Th instant uutii the
yocssary repairs can be- ~, ctci, after which this
advertisement will be Withdrawn w
July Its CONWAY WHIrTLE. Sup',
NOTICE TO DEBTORS - On the debts dino
nne iate hrm of Russell Il Eskridec and Yer
.on nsNrluSc remaining unpaid on the 18th of the
Choatc will retain tlc accounts in he ban,i. g.
collection until the Ioth Instant after which / M.
persons desiring To- settle the amounts due by them
VIII please call at the Office OF Samuel NJ Wilson
IN The front room of The buiding occupied bv the
Portsmouth Savings Fund society," ~ w
SAMUEL SfR Nj Nj. WILSON'S sosi }rro.,e,..
July 2--tl5th
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DoMESTIC MEDICINE; o.,

DOMESTIC MEDICINE; OF, a
~ the prevention and cure Of disease
men and simple Medicines, with obscr
Sea Bathing, aud the use of the Mineral
which is annexed, dispcusitory for ,hc
vate practitioners, by VIM Buchan. M.
Directions for the preservation and cU-
aches. Colds, md Indigestion with nc
scriptions aud cd5cs-inicrspcrsed with
useful remarks on these subjects iu the
Mr.. Aberncthy Sir Ashley Cooper. Or.
an! Dr.. w. Philip, by Medicai Prac
For sale by w. III. HODGE
juno 20
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SCHOOL BOOKS.--You will alw,
- general assJrtuentof School Books
n. HODGES & cos, Book and Vari
which they pledge themselves TO sell as
lover than any similar establishment in
lost call IL you want to buy Books ohes
Jpnc ~
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NJOTICE.-The firm of CHANDLER WILL
~ SON was dissolved on the st instant by mu-
tual consent. Samuel NJ Wilson has assigned to
John A. Chandler his interest in the debts due to
the concern, and John "A. Chandler ha. assumed
the payment of the debts due by it, John A.
Chandler remains at his old Office, and Samuel nj
Wilson has taken the Office in the fiont room OF
the building occupied by the Portsmouth Savings
Fund Society. JOHN A. CHANDLER
July i-2w SAMUEL NJ. WILSON
Herald cow 3tawow1
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rCCelvcd ut Tie Ncw Book SlOrc.
Twenty four years in the Argentine Republic
embracing its Military, History. &c, b. Col j.
Anthony King price 81 II
Rccollcctors of Mexico, by Waddy Thomson
Esq, s so
Animal Magnetism, or Psycodunamy, by Thco-
dore Lcger, S %
Animal Magnetism, by Dccuzc, ( 90
Life of Maj Gen. Withheld Scott. by f.. d. Mans.
felt, Esq, 81 81
Napoleon and his Marsbals, by }. r Hcadly
Esq. . vols So rs
Life in California, a very Interesting book, s %
Mahau's Field ForuifcatiOns, s 90
Stories Of the American Revolution, 81 cts
Also many valuable Scientific aud Historical
Books al Northern Prices.
June is N. B.WEBS TER
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DISTINGUISHED MILITARY ARRIVAL

Major General Sir James A. Hope, X c. B.,
Commander of the forces in Canada, arrived at
New York the Sd inst, from Quebec.
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SEALED PROPOSALS will be received az
- the Store Of John Nash E=q., Portsmouth, un
TIL the goth of July next, at IL O'clock, NJ for the
rebuilding of the NORFOLK COUNTY FERRY
BRIDGE. at Washington Point
Persons 'cs irous of offering rebuild said Bridge
formation relative to the quality of the materials.
plan of construction, and the payments for saio
Bridge, can be had on application ia tc Committee
purpose.
And said Committee hereby reserves The right to
rel CT any, all of said offers.
The Bridge to be huilt in workmapshir- Ike
manner, aud 30 be subject the llsp, con of said
Committcc.
Bond with app owed security, will be required OF
the undertaken tor the puuctual and faithful per-
flrmaucc of this contract.
RICHARD BAUGEL
VIM ETHEREDGE, Committee
GEO. CHAMBERS
June o0-s&TutH
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EHOR OLD POINT.-The Steamer Angus
4 ia, will, leave Wrght's Wharf at 6 O'Clock
p. nj stopping at Old Point until IS o'clock riyinn
Passengers an opportunity of going ashore
Passage and Fare to Richmond and Potersburo
10 cents.
And Passengers only going To Old Point o. &c
June q WIN. Ii. GARNETT & co. Ag'ts
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DIED,

At Washington. d c., July Sd Mr.. MARINA
DUKE DOVE, a Master in the u. S. Navy.
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DOCKS WORTH AVING.-The Deacon.
ID ship, by Robert Boyle G.. Howell, d. d. author
Of " Sacramento Communion" Pastor Of the Is,
Baptist Church, Nashville, Tcnn.-price 81 cents.
Pure Christianity The World'e Only Hope, bv
Rcv'd. Il " Cushrnan. For sale Al the Book and
Variety Store Of W. II n. HODGES & 60.
June II
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, ODAAND MINERAL WATEnS III

AODA AND Win Ira Il w ATEIkS.-1h he
- subscriber respectfully announces to the cili.
zcns Of Norfolk, Portsmouth, and the surroundino
country, mt nc has commenced manufacturing
these delightful Waters in Norfolk, and hc assures
them that they shall prove good, if not superior
to any, made either in Baltimore or New, York
He would be happy - supply Steamboats, Hotels
aud Families with these Waters on the no. reason
aOlc terms and all orders from any distance, sent
be thankfully received and promptly attended 10
june 2OIt w. SMITH. tIrnnhR sirccI
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I have just received fresh lot of superior RIJ,r
TER. JOS. II. JAMES
June 23-3t West side the Market
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OLD POINT HO5

Hzlgh fOW one of the most spl
.sSsHA extensive establishments in
li.isEEls try, will he opened for wish
sAAlH93 LIST of June.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-11-12
FOREIGN NEWS.
Arrival of the Britannia.

The Steamship Britannia arrived al Boston
on Saturday last from England. She brings
l6 days later news, but il is mainly Of COM
mercial character.
Flour, Cotton and Ctain have advanced in
Liverpool; and in all paris Of Europe, wheat
was steadily advancing in price, but the high
prices some wha, checked sales.
The price of pig iron has declined.
The deplorable condition of lhe people OF
Ireland engrosses public attention in the Bri.
tsh Islands Famine aud general distress ap-
pears to spread over that unfortunate country.
The marriage Of The Queen of Spain and her
sister have been consumaied without producing
any thing more serious than protests from Eng
lang and some other European nations. France
joins Spain with view to the re-conques, oi
the Spanish American Provinces.
Mr.. Bancroft, the newly appointed Minister
! from the Uniied States, iB The room of Mr.
! Nc Lane, arrived in London from New York.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-11-12

nyassachusetss Forever!

Massachusetts held her Stale election on
Monday last. Gov. Briggs is reelected by the
people, by from 10000 to 5000 majority. lie
has in Boston 29s7 over all others. Winthrop
is reelected 10 Congress by majority OF 1921.
In the 9Th Congressional District. Hon AI'e-
mas Hale is elected by majority OF 500 to
1000 This District has hitherto been unrep-
resented, owing TO the impossibil'y of making
choice. The whole Congressional Delega-
ton will, without doubt, be Wing.
We have probably elected 40 Whis Senators
being the full number in the State. To the
House of Representatives. are elected, so lar
as heard from, 50 Wings, Locos. and 2 Lib
er,v men. No doub. of large Wing majority.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-11-12

Bachelor in Norfolk, Va, propose, him.
self as prize in lottery, TO be called THE
Old Dominion Marriage Lottery" The price
Of tickets is TO vary according to the age Of
the purchaser widows and old maids being
charged considerably more than young ladies'
When $50,000 are raised, the lottery is 10 be
drawn, and is the winner be dsinclined to take
the man, with the money, the sum is 10 be d.
vided between them
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The New Line Again.

We wish 10 keep it before The public mind
thai Mr.. Wards four horse coach. running be-
tween Siroudsburg and New York city, is ac-
,Ually on The road, and making her lime abou.
regular as clock. This we look upon as
n great accommodation 10 Srroudsburg. in a
good many ways Last week we pointed out
few advantages resulting from his new line.
To-day we resume The snhject We want our
ci,lzens to wake up. They are wide awake all
slong The line through Warren county. So
shcud we be- II would be The height of folly
IN US 10 suppose that The en,erprisng proprie-
e'or is incurrng expense and trouble for our
sole benefit, He looks for some benefit in re.
,urn-and this he has a righ, TO do. Mutual
advantage is one Of the greal springs Of human
activity, The world over
BY The new line we are brought within 10
hours Of New York city--and as that city talks
by lightning with several of The most important
points in our wide extended country, we need
no, lag far behind in regard to domestic or for.
eign news. The result of the New York
State election was in SToudsburg The Same day
that ii reached New York CRY. Formerly our
news reached us after laying by day or two
on The road. Mr.. Ward puts on pretty near
ly The same footing with Easron Now This is
helping US considerably hly-and we are of opin-
ion hat it will refec, no great credit, either on
our intelligence or public spirit, should we fail
10 appreciate so signal an advantage, or should
we forfeit il by unpardonabIe negligence.
Mr.. Ward has kindly Supplied Us with the
Daily Tribune and other papers, for which we
,euder him our thanks. We understand he has
supplied The olher Offices in like manner
We really hope our good citizens will look
al this matter as they shonid Wha, we have
always needed is now provided for US. LIE, u,
give substauual proof rha; we are no. insensibIt
Of the favor lha, Mr.. Ward is conferring on ou
place, by putting US in direct communication
with one Of the most important points in ou
country. Thus much for he present.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-11-12

SHERIFFS SALE.

By virtue Of a wr, of Fieri Facias issued on,
OF The Court of Common Pleas of the county of
Pike, TO me directed, will be exposed TO public
sale al the Courthouse in Milford, on
Saturday the 5th day Of December. 1916.
at o'clock, P. M, of said day certain tract Of
land situate in the townships Of Palmyra and
Lackawaxen, in said county, bounded on the
east by tract of land in ,he wansn,ee name
Of Simeon Lord, on the north by lands in the
warrantee names of Mahlon Wigton and Will
liam Wig,on, on the west by lands in The
ranlee names Of Isaac Jones and James Barton,
and on the south by tract of land in the war
rantee name of Abraham d. Friese, containing
275 ACRES,
more or less, commonly known as the Lemuel
Spooner tract, and abou, six acres of which is
improved land. Seized and taken in execution
as the property of Lemuel Spooner, and will be
sold for cash only.
LEWIS ROCKWELL, Sheriff,
Sheriff's office. Milford, Nov. 3, 1886.
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Orphans Court Notice.

To The Hers and Legal Representatives. Of Dan
iel E. Lq5ar, late of the totrn Of Dei0uan. N
the county Of WaIworth, IN Wisconsin Tern
tory, deceased.
You are hereby notified that by virtue Of
writ Of Partition or Valuation issued out Of lhs
Orphans Court of the county Of Monroe, IN the
Stale of Pennsylvania, an inquest will be held
upon the premises. on the
Tenth day Of December nert,
al o o'clock, A. NJ. Of said day, for The purpose
of making partition of certain messuage. plan.
laIion and tract Of land situate 10 Smnh6nId
township, in said county of Monroe, bounded
by lands of George Walter, Michael Waiter,
lands late of George Ace, deceased, and land
Of Henry Slrunk and Others, and containing
about
One Hundred and Fifty Acres.
be The same more or less, late The esrare NJ
Daniel E. Labar, deceased, 10 and among his
children and representatives, If the same can
be done without prejudice to or spolhng the
whole; otherwise 10 value and appraise The
same according to law-at which time and
place you are required TO attend if you think
proper.
ANDREW STORM. Shsrf.
Sheriff. 5 office, Stroudsburg, Monroe
county, Penna., Nov. 10, 1916.