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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-19

held Godfrey Patterson-3 Hoe co., Hicks CO.
Wollaston-6 Hoadey, Phelis eo-l10 Bsrstow Co
l w MOuson-l Bminger y col Ainy PATTERSON x co
II Carey * Hart-l Tones son-S9 IA L Chapman-33O
Hicks COS Harmony nephews-4li tons coal pkss
q iswold-li6 pkgs 80 slabs 10 order.
LUERFooL-shp Pacihc-2 cks a A Barton-i r Hunt-l
cks Connor-5 bsgs cks Wyekofi-3 cks cs Lud-
aml ok A pettingell cos Conner x Marcy
81 Mumford-l29 q eks NJ Hanis-l2 htds T. Csd-
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hhds kemp-2 do cs ) Rosevet-3 casks anvs bdls
WardS bars iron 226 tons rail iron Al 10 bis
hhds 10 order.
LrERrOoL-ship sardenia--5 cks Wolf & Giespie-3 cs
Lord Tayor-31 crates 80 eks Winkleyl7 do 81
VI Hlrrs-6 cs NJ Donney K co-l0,0O0 fire bricks J II
Halden-i bis Connah2 cs ok w < Newbold-2 cks +.
HnnIlG do Wendall Sco-2 cks Tibbets, of Norfolk
Albanylie bxs states II Herck-i5 chts Hoadley, Phelps
co-2s6o sacks salt 100 coal Is do pig 10000 fire
bricks Thompson nephews32 bis 2 cs wine 10 do mdze
4 ckS 10 order.
LTERrooL-ship Macao-s es A II Watson-l do trusses
Austens Spcer22 bXs T Jones-8 d. Virgin, Surges
Shaw-l2 do Beals Bush col do q w Colt-l do j A
Newbold-2 es Jessup-l7 bxsJ Gibson coz eks cs
kiiison-l ok w Seymour-3 do L Jones col IS sacks
salt t2,i00 states q w Shields col bales Walkerl3
bXs w Redmond-6s cks q ii Bell cs Allen X
ParsonsiQ coal chain cables
order.
CErTE-Brg Dorethe so bales to w Bowlacge-s2o
or pipes WINE Higer co52 IS fruit Caget As'one-32 cs
Boser-i do u Bousquet-l do Schrage, Koop co-l1
NEwcAsrLE Bark Baltic--lOo cks Ho,dley, Phelps
81 b Pouney-9l SKIS Grant x Stone-63 bis w A A
Whe-0O do % ~ hhds Neyers sonl32 cks foilloa
x Colgste2it cks 60 box MoTewood-i6l Grind
stones 92 cts 100 bis 20 bxs to order.
GorTENBuRS-Ship Vstula-i55 tons iron Beck X hunk
hsrdt.
Domestic Importation.
New ORLEaYs-Brig Almeda-i3 bbs pork 1919 sacks
corn Souer Brothers X Co.
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TAplE or pptcre.
The CTOTfg.

From nearly every section of the cotton growing re-
son accounts Of the most gloomy character continue to
be received The rayages OF the represented
as destructive beyond all former precedent and the opin
ion is now we believe universal that the crop will be
an unusually shor; one Richmond Wig.
The Luzerne Pa) Democrat says, the potato rot, or
disease which produces that result, is prevailing TO
Tious extent in that section.
MoRE EviDEscEs oF DgsraUc rloN.-Yesterlay we
were handed bundle OF stalks of Gotten from James
Island covered with hos almost every ono of which
had been entirely perforated by the cotton worm and
consequently incapable OF producing particle of cot
ton The accounts of the devastation OF the coton fields
to US in such shape and from such quarters as 10
put at rest oil doubt that the coming crop viii be unusu
ally short Charission COURIER
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COMMERCIAL.
New York. Senfens,,n~ Is.

NVNV hOfIS, StptcnsDcr Is.
ASHES There were sales to-day in Pots al 50 u.s. and
81 so for Peafs.
BREADsTurFs-Tho market today in consequence Of
the foreign news continued throughout unsettled Hold
ers, on the strength of the intelligence, asking al
vance OF IS Gems. We understand large orders have
been received both in four and grain Sales were made
IN the morning, although limited at 81 s71l for West
tue steamer Cambria with Of on advance in the Lii
verpool market OF full eighth Of penny per pound
ben5 known IN the market at an early hour this
lng there was an active enquiry for this article at yes
teidays prices but holders ell their once
and the sales amounted to 5000 bales prices closing
higher than have been obtained before this season
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DANCING ACADEMY.
DANO NJ AOhDEM
SHAKESPEARE HOTEL, CORNER OF DuA'

SHAKESPEARE HOTEL, CORNER OF DUANE AND
f-s WILLIAM STREETS. -
MI *. q. ROBERTSON, announcing 10 his TRENDS ana
~ the public that his Glasses for the tuition Of Oanc,as
Will the above Wednesday, sept yoth
lakes the opportunity his thanks TO
ms late patrons for their vey liberal aud re-
Psctfuliy announces that he Will introduce his Academy
this season. various sad fashionable dances with the
avori,e Polkas Mazurka and Polka qusdes the graceful
Of w'ltzlng fancy dancing &c Days Of tuition Wetnes.
day and caudsys Hours OF attendance for ladies' Mssss
and Masters, from to Nj Genemen from to 10 this
evening Assemblies will take place semi monthly
nencing Noy. Mr. H. would also announce that he will
give private to ap's or classes senn
nal street Mr.. r. class the Lyceum Jersey City will
open Thursday, October LIST For particular inor-
nation please apply at his residence So Canal street
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phiIndelphia Cattle pInrl.et.

SEPT l7At market, 1920 beet cattle 800 from Virgi
MIA, including $50 taken to New York 900 cows and
calves $50 swine and IlJ0 sheep and lambs.
Prices-peeves mostly all sold at 81 5 50 the 100 h.
Cows AMI calves sold at $40 S33.
Swine brought s. IS So the 100 lbs.
Sheep aud lambs generally brought 81 50 each.
Hay-sales Of good timothy range at zoe soc, ine.
rior quality 40c coo tho cw Bale hay is offered at 50
sll the ton with moderate sales Straw sells at s.
S6Il the 100
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knnily PrOyislom Market

decided improvement in all markets for the
week past in large sales of heavy and other meats
Poultry OF good quality wanted Peaches up to 81
basket for fair Vegetables plenty. and potatoes
advancing price. Melons, Of all kinds, and some very
fine crooked neck Canada squash, OF No. Washing
ton maxket-r
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Foreign Eprportations.

LoSDoy-ship victorio--97 pkgs q Morewood-go elk,
Phelps, Dodge cof0 do Lawrence, Murray uguc-2 do
Anrsnfeidt-s do + Blackbum-5 do Ward * Cot do
y liaddon = son-3 II Ward cot Cohen-2 Hart
Mall-5W II Cocs-2 Wiley d Putns.n-2 White u shei-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-19

NEW INVENTED WIGS.
RATCHELOR'S invented Wigs aud ScaIps, made OF
ID the natural curl haIr and adapted tho easy
TO the peculiar style Of each individual They are
entirely doing with all the vexstious
difficulties long experienced by those who wear wigs.
The public invited inspect large and well selected
stock containing Of and color; they will
then be able to judge the effect
WIN. BACHELOR, inventor and only manufacturer
Wall street, Broadway Removed from i65 Broadway
Please to COPY the address. AUS imsrc
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BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE.

A LIQUID COL ORING FOR THE HAIR, Wills
kERS, &cts claims to patronage will at once be I'M
dersood by those who have used sold the preparations Of
Tered for dying the hair It's application is simple its effect
stroyng the elasticity health of the hair To fancy
keepe druggists &c. will be found desirable
tcle ayhey with confidence, recommend II their
and be troubled with complaints OF its the
skin linen IL will rub off the hair and constant wash
ing only improves its appearance The color permanent
and perfectly uniform entirely free from those unnatural
nts varying from the faded the royal purple
inventor prepared apply the dye wskers or por-
ton of the hair without charge those wishing to purchase
if satisfactory for which purpose he has private
Prepared only aud sold wholesale and retail by WM
BACHELOR, No. Wall street, near Broadway. Price
ST. double size 81 So Cspy the address, Sole agent in Wash
ington Ci'". |" 'i'hhs- Penn. avenue au25 lm*rc
T1HE undersigned respectfully tenders his
old friends and the public in general for the sale Of Pro
duce Of kndaso for the Receiving and Forwarding of
Goods and strict and punctua attention will be paid all
orders and charges as moderate as house IN
this city. a. LAFlTTE Agent.
Savannah, Ga, August 81, 1916. Sc 5w*rc
MEDICAL ADvICE-DOCTOK LANlEKT conn.,
W dentialy consulted II his Office 81 Gold street, near
being mild and udicous requires neither mercury restraint
In diet hindrance from business Debility, nervous
constitutional arising from indiscreet ndugences Of the
PASSIONS causing nightly emissions and, eventually, i'm
potency the Doctors attention. has object being
restore the that state Of vgor nature originally
designed Structure, disease frequently existing without
selves, is Feectually cured by DR.. Letters paid,
encosing.a fee Immediately attended and medicine with
aiyce sent to any part Of the United States Office GO
Goldstreet s9lwsr
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SHAKESPEARE HOTEL,
czr,,~ . r WILLIAM and I'm

SHAKESPEARE HOTEL,
Corner Of William and Duane streets
SATURDAY, Sept. 70, ats o'clock 2 MIGTsnd and ex-
= traord nary WRESTLING MATCH, by Mr. Charles.
King of Wrestlers, of Europe. -
MI Carrere having accepted Mr. Charles Offer aud eight
other also presented themselves TO enter tho
lstsn order TN the struggle between Mr. Charles and Mr.
Csrrere be equal terms 1t Us proposed ny MI
Charles that Mr. Carrere and himself shall engage, EACH
with onea the above number OF Wrestiers success
sion, previous to their own rencoptre.
"a Prog smme of the Match.
]. Anton Gas Brewer, of Bavaria
Joseph tukiger the Swiss restler who, Oh the last
OCCASION long and powerfully resisted the efforts oil
Mr.. Charles. 49,
3. Hoene Johan, Ship Carpenter, of Prussia
L. Lewis Smith, Machinst. Of England
s. Xavier Aiexandre Boa,swain of Holland.
6. Frederick kuhlin Seaman, OF Bremen.
Z. August Frsntz, Pilot OF HAMBURG
THE GRAND NJ ATCH between Mr. Charles and MIR.
Carrere will then take place. and close the evenings
ceedags. .
IT, Oae Hundred Dollars will be paid any of said
Champions who shall throw Mf Charles down.
This gre Wrestling Match is the second that has
taken place in the city of New York Jury composed Of
five persons will decide the throws aud justice who
ever deserves il.
The Wrestles requested to be present the Shaks
peare Hotel at p. nj. precisely.
sig len (Sipnedl A CHARLES
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FASHlONABLE DANCING.


MILE. PAULINE DESJARDINS, Of the Academic
Az Koyale Paris most respectfully informs her pupils &c
that she will her classes Tor the tuition of Dancing
in all its fashionable branches the LIST October when she
will have the pleasure Of introducing some entirely new
dances which she has received from her agent 10 Pars
who will Immediately send her all the novelties az they
the fashionable circles throughout the Be-
sides the usual dances taught the classes will be the new
Waltz. MazouTks Alazourka Quadrille Pokas (vsriousC
Temps, and the and graceful Waltz Redowa, &c.
Mile r. ID. takes this method of taks to her
patrons and begs Also that those ladies and
gentlemen may honor her with their patronage rest
assured that every will be taken by her that
and elegance of style essential to the modern ball
Schools and private iam attended. Public classes and
Lessons her residence Leonard street. of
known. sic Tvs
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DANCING ACADEMY.

MR.. g. ROBERTSON, in returning his most sincere
WI thanks his friends and the public foT patron
bestowed HIM last desires respectfully
that his classes for the Tuition of Dancing
have the pleasure Of ntroducns aud fashionable
Dane fayoe Polk The MszouTka aud other styles
Waltzng Mazourka and Polka Qaadres and the beaui
iu and much admired Redowa Waltz Fancy Dancing, &c.-
for Ladies' Misses aad Masters, from 80 NJ; Gentlemen
from to 10 evening. Assemblies will take place
monthly comneneng Nov I'd. Instructions will be given
pupils privately IN classes, at semnaTes or at their
siderces the class Mr. X S private acade
N.Y. Canal The above rooms during the summer
have greatly improved painted decorated and the floor
has all laid king equal 10 any room IN the
city. Mr. would also nior parents who may place their
children under charge that attention VIII be paid
their and comfort while at school For
further particulars apply the class at Mr. r.
sidence o. Canal street, sl3 im@rc
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SHIP BLACKSMITH.

STEPHEN ERTS,
CORNER OF MONTGOMERY AND ST UTH SITS,
~ [near the Tobacco Inspection pre- pared to
IRON WORK OF VESSELS with the greatest facility,
and ON the most reasonable terms. -...,
Orders from any part OF the for doing tie top
work of vessels will be punctually att tended to.
Letters addressed above, will receive prompt attention
an20 Iu.M
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ORPHANS BENEtIT,

I'll
MONDAY EyENfNj Sept al. sdmission 50 cents
fsS siy'iS r
Issssss VIM 81 I5i; s TsE
siss which ,hs ETIoPIAN rRoUfE will give sseries of
TIE frs, part. con, ladirs with DIssoLvING VIEWS.
under the direction ofPiofessor Eies,en.
The wonderful performances celebrated ACROBAT
Aaer which BARNEY WILLIAMS VIII appear in an
CONCERT-By Messrs. Holman, Goodwin aud Bufo
Concluding with The ACROBAT FAMILY, a. the "ArieI
supenionsts or Flying Forms Of PbaAtssy on nerpend
GUAR cords. sl9 tn
CASTLE GARDEN, vIIn los extensive rTomsoaa-s, *
RoP d 81 Tis Es
BaIlad, By Sir Holman Comic Dance. MIR Goodwin
i rang. '' Of 70 sifiaSfs
10 esasIuas with series of DIssoLvING VIEWS aud
GIiAND ORATOKIO-THE SEASONS.
THE public respectfully informed that the first Of
American Musical Institute will be given the Taberna-
' e. "a. Ssss ss 81 the with
the view to encourage the musical taste in this city and in
Music shall be taught thoroughly at merely nominal eH,
psSss TO tue PuG The a. and and the
profession respectfully requested to he interest
in the BIZ persona attendance and valuable
susasEp,icn terms have been pu,pHsely placed low
VIZ five dollars for 1--we concerts one dollar TO be paid
the delivery Of two tickets for each concert Subscribers
bers will have pay dollar for each ticket
THE SEASONS, composed by Haydn, will be gwen BY
100 to IT'S Performers vocal and instrumental Mr. IL Z.
TIN presiding at the Organ, aud MIR GEORGE LODER
conducting the whole The principal Vocal Singers will be
selected from best resident artists who wall be
ed in another adve rtise rlent.
The ude refer with pleasure the high reputation
which the A NJ gained last by the performance OF
the Grand Oratoos Of the Seven SeepeIs ST. Paul and
Mount of Olives the Desert, Sc &c and he pledges him
self produce the Seasons" and other Uratortos
this country, style far exceing his previous efforts
Subscriptions will be received at the Book aud Music
where also be had gats) description Of the
seasons" with short lite OF the composerand at 46
Broadway, by the subscriber. H. MEIGS, Principal.
Ladies and gentlemen wishing join the Society
learn particular by applying personally by letter
to the Principal sic 5tis*r
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ADJUSTMENTS, &C.

1s sas E.s n s
ing The name o. FOrtuao. Mrs Hunt. . ruv vo,p s,s
% e: FSSTf ASS fFrr
~ ~ S HI Forrest on Monday, Rchslieu.
n.Hss .fpa.t7 o'clock BOse:si Pit 50 cent?, Gal
EIts5 g. Of s DAa0N
b p &c sS ,a iss
rSs; N M Siais Mise. H and j. vass LIE
de Si b. inou. by the the RAKEs PROGRESS
RooI@M Duicns Pipes, Sr HadsSay; :, hal,
Doors o3sn at ocl OK per sosss Is cent?: Pit
MR. CHIP ENDALE. ,,,,,. :,
+ ATE Acting Manager a. Nibs en- N ''''A'
forms the pFF aE 55Ss S or asi q. loUsE
Commence For or fsH oS Sf;hYf Ma tt Sept
ana And h will be conducted ,o on Ms
"" kcKsE RES ss give ysasss
cid by contin his ement, commenced so a.
y X MR. H. ,,SS1A,sS;6HESaeFE, :, -.
A'i Mss MI, sa'L 1AFEoA'
al Ayery Mrs W. ssS Other artists viii spps
Lade' aud seu,lemen, and raembcrs Of the orchssns
Box oee SS swssa @ lodaS
CIRCUS
BOWERY AMPHITH TIRE,
SECOND NIGHT OF THE ACROBAT FAMILY.
NEW FE.4TS EVERY EVENING.
HOKSEMANSHIP, VAULTING, &C.,
By the first artists America.
~ Boxes % c,n Pit l21z cents.
WANTED twenty-five Young Ladies. sufficiently ac-
complished in Hors eanshp ride i'm ian Enree for tho
new SPEC ace Apply at the Box Office from to o'clock
ARCH STREET THEATRE, PHILADELPhIA.
This Theatre has been thoroughly re-decorated in the
gorgeous STYLE and is the most beautiful Theatre
the Union.
sAT 1HE sYh ssSt; Il 1885,
The Stranger MIR Walack; Baron Steinfort MIR Marsh;
Fraueiy Mr. Bowers; Peter Mr. Burke
- Mrs Halter, Mrs Wallack; Countess, Mrs Rogers
iiiE LADY OF Lyons:
Claude Menoe MIR Wasck; CLAWS. Mr. Z Shaw; Danas.
MIR Cunningham; Deschapees, MIR Faulkner;
Caspard, Mr. Arnold;
Pauline, Mrs Waiiack. Widow Mel otte Mrs HuRhcs
10 On Monday first time me, il this country shaksPeIe'
days, &c. Rie6ard BY MI waliaeE:
WALNUT STREET. THEATRE. PHILADELrHIA
F.. a. MARSHALL, Lessee. w. A. BLAKE, Msnager
-. The bill Of last night will be repeated tonight
in consequence of the overflow.
SATURDAY EVENING. September 10, 1886,
Will be performed. ,hs sS sd ,Mtstp Play OF the
Inc Stranger..'. ''....''.'..-''.'' iHtr I'm
After which The comedy of
Duke Araiza... .........'. Mr - Mean
Juiianna,. :. -. :. .NLrs. y Netn
a a ~ n
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In consequence ofthc Light Boat stationed of Wade
FONT, having dragged from her mooIngs during the lat
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a. CITY made and equal those sold other
81 for S. Fine French Cali Dress Boots for s: 50. equal
II TO the best made and sold in this city for Sc ST. All
- Boots warranted tn give satisfaction.
YOUNG JONES, No. Ann street,
Near the American Museum.
Quick sales and small profits is moto-i Ann street.
mp me
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-19

ANTI-SLAVEkY DISCOURSE.
A DISC OURSE the Moral and Religious Bearings of
IA the AntiSavery Reform will be delivered tomorrow
(Sundsy] evening by OLIVER JOHNSON ia the Reformed
Dutch Church. in Forsyth steet Division collection
will be taken TO defray expenses sig itsm
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New ORLEsNs-Brig Almeda--i3l bbls pork 1919 sack
cou Soutter Brothers Il Co.
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mis-. BISHOP,
RISE Il MAKE r.

No LOG Hudson street, New York.
M GUILD return her thinks ladies' of thus vi
w entity and the public in general for the liberal
bestowed upon while business Hudson
and wou inform them that she has commenced bust
LOG Hudson where she will keep hand
general Of Corses of latest all of
manufacture, wholesale and retail.
Also Russia Belts and Back Braces of every description.
81 in
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:. FINE Calf City Made Boots Tor. 81 90 Fine Cali
III City Made Dress for, 50 so Fine French Dress equal
G to any boot in the city 81 So an boots warranted
line equally low Jobbers and Others will please give
call before prchising stock all made under
inspection aud 5oughtu for cash. and therefore sell
low as any house IN this city Boots neatly fo9tea for So
su25 lm-r 60 Maiden lane, corner Of William ST.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-12-26
NOTICE
IS HEREBY GIDEN.

WSO all legatees creditors al d other pc sons in
Ill terested in the estates Of the respe ctivs dece
dents and MINORS that the adm inistration ant guar
dian accounts OF the said estates have been filed
in the Office OF the Register of the county OF Co
lumbia, and will he presented for confirmation
and allowance to the Orphauls Court, to be held
at DanNille; in and for tae county aforesaid, on
"Wednesday the goth day Of January, next at :
o'clock, PM.
The account Of Samuel Greasy, Administra.
tor OF the estate OF Henry Greasy, late of Mifflu
township deceased.
2 The account Of John Bea'er Administrator
oithe estate oil .ibraharn Beaor, late Of Fishing
creek township, deceased
3 The account Of Thomas 'Mendenhal Exec
utor of the last will and testament of John Smith
late of Sugarloaf township. deceased.
CHARLES CONNER, Register.
Register Office, !
Danvlle, Dec. lS, 1916.
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TRAVERSE JURY.

First week, January Term, ls47.
Bloom--samuel Rinchard, Frederick Dreher Will
liam Brown
Briercreek-Joseph Pilkington, Gilbert Fowler
Cattawissa--Jo Zleger
Center--BeDjamin Fowler, Jacob Shehammer
Derry--Samuel Muffley, Jacob Biddle
Fishingcreek-- Edmond Crawford, Harman I.abol
Daniel Kitchen
Franklin--Solomon Hartley
lGicenwood--Isaac r. Kline
Heml)ck--Eli Thornton, ,Jo ohm Pursel, NJ G. G.Shoe
maker
Jackson--W William Lemons, David Remey
LimestoLe-John Smith
Libetty--Jacob Crawford
Mount Pl,asant--J. W. Vanderslce, Jacob Ship
|Madison--John Weiver
Maine--Seth Hartman John Kiefer
Montour-Peter r. Rissel, James Barton, ]. Nc.
Ninch
Mahoning--M. McAllister, David Philips, Johr
REYNOLDS, sen. Jacob Reynolds. Jacob Sechler
William Diect, William Morgan. Reuben Vor
Orange John Snyder, Jesse Coleman
Roarngcreek.- --Samlel Mears, Jonas Fahringer
David Yeager, John Berninger Sas Johnson
Sugarloaf-.,PhilIip Krckbaum, Peter Appleman
John Laubach
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Sheriff Sale

DY virtue ofs teslatum vend' ex. TO me direct
- I'D will be exposed to public sal at the Cour
House in Ddnville, on
Thursday The l4th day of January nert
at o'clock, p. M the following property, to wit:
ALL the right title and iutoresi Of ihe heirs Of
HeLry Hesz deceased, in a certain tract of
land situate In Fisbingcreek township. Columbia
county, containing 1000 acres more or less, about
200 acres OF which is cleared lad, bounded by
lands of Samnel Crevng, Jacob Wennet, Michael
Yaple, Daniel ucker, 4 las McHenry and others
whereon are erected eighteen Log Houses and
eight barns; with the appurtenanceS known as the
" eidman lsnd'
Seized, taken in execution and to bo sold as the
property of Aaron Hawkins, sen.
BENJAMIN HAY MAN. Sheriff
SnERIPr's OFrIcE; Danville: Dec, IS; 1876.
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LATEST ABNlvAEo

IHVHE subscribers wish to inform their friend
y and customers generally, that they have JUS
received and are now opening sspendid assortment
|Of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
Such as, superfne French, English ana
american Cloths and Cdssimeres. fan.
cy Cassimeres. sdtineifs, silk velvet,
satin and fancy uestings. Dress goods
IN variety such as cdshme,es cashme
reHs Grape de ioines, muslin de iaines.
ginghamS, caiicoes, &c. pooi hoods,
,cooien comforts, suspenders, giouss
hosiely. stocks, bOsOms, handkerchiJS.
THREADS, tapes,
and general assortment Of notions, in fact gen
eral assortment of
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, HARD
WARE, HOLLOW HARE. CE-
D.4R HARE, QUEENy-
W.8RE. &c Sc.
and all other articles usually kept In county stores
all which they have purchased with great care and
on the best terms and are anxious to exchange for
cash or country produce at very low prices
HEFLEY & MENDENHALL.
bloomsbury, Oct. is.
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GRAND JURORS.

For January Term, ls47.
Doriercreek-Enos - Adams, Nathan Seely
Centre-Paul Zaner
Derry-Andiew b. Cummings
William Roarhach
4 islhhgereek-W William Park, John Lazarus, Hi
ram r. Kline
brentwood William Eyer, William Mathers
Hemock-James Roat
.manohing-C ". Charles Conner, Thomas Clark
madlson- William Mosleller, Daniel Roat
Mlffiln Charles Workheisee
Main-Jacob Gearheart
mohtour- James Woodsdes John Richards
Orange-Samuel Beu
koarlngcreek-Ie Jefferson Wintcrsteen
ougarloal-Peter Hess, John II. Davis, Thomas
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