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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-09-05
Pretty Feathers Make a EineB;rd

A Nd ss tins holds good ii almost every rcspsc
"A tho subscriber would again inform his friend
and the public generally, that he Is still living AM
occupying the OLD STAND, on Main.s,reet be
tween the Office OF c. r. Buckalew and the Black
smith shop of Moses Cotiman. at which place he
may be found upon the seat Of poverty. prepared
10 dtsw out the thread Of Offllctlon' He has Just
received the The Latest style of Fashions fo'
SPRING and SUMMER, and with them h,
stands pledged to accommodate hib friends, custo-
ners and the public generally with eood subs,an
tal tasty fits or no charge made.
d. RUPERT. TAILOR. will be found upor
Is Shugle stuck up sbovs the door.
.9inission free of oil erpenss
He would also Inform his friends that Wheat
Rye, Oats. Corn and Potatoes wilI he taken in ex
change for work done at his shop, and a little o.
he pewtsr 1;,ctu'n, once in while will no, CON,
aniss. Call and give him a trial,
hERNARD RUPERT.
April rs, ls46--l
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UEEIL@5TlAAIt,,

MARRlEO.-Ou the 9Th ult, by the
Rev. William ], Eyer, Mr.. UMiOm If,
wanc Case, of DanvIle, to Miss .Nary T.
h1abeh Mauer, Of franklin township.
Ia Berwick, Oh the l7lh uIt, by 5. NJ
G,lmore, Esq, Slr. John Turner to Mis-,
Elizabeth UiAiamS, both Of Danville.
On the same day, by the same, Mr.. .Al
eIander Edgar to Miss June Potclcr, both
OF Briacreek township.
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A@lEN0Ho

v u. PALMER Esq, is authorised 10 act a
Ay'u for he 'CoLuNnII Drwocu,r,, and re
c''ot an monies for Subscription and AdrgiiS-
tng af his AGENCIES iq
Piilq1slphid NJ, 50 Pins.yfresf.
Ne'p l0rk " l6O NpSat.,ireet.
Ravpn rs Sqfs.yfyyst
Baltimore y, r.. cor. Bali, and Caiperi.Sts.
Observation-Disclosures and Tiodesmen may f,G
Hto Their a1raaiageio n advertise ~ ibis paper a,
Is he oaiy one pubi'yksd ai TIE County seat
'nd has greater circulation IN NE county than
any other paper published within SiEmiS.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-09-05

Canal Commissioner. Efforts ate now
making 10 bring about union of the Wig
and NdtiUe forces, in order TO deleai Will.
lam b, Foster, the Democratic Candidate
or Canal Commissioner The Wings bid
Inp largely for the withdrawal of tho Naive
|candldaIe-buI The Naives are as YET mex
orabe aud will not come 10 temrs We en-.
IerIsin The belief that we can beat them
both, as we can beat them singly. The ca.
paclty and attention of Mr Foster are ad-
mlued'-ISe improvement in The manage
meni OF The State works speak out 10 praise
OF his official conduct, and now that Penns
sylvania has wheeled inlo line, aud taken
her bold and proud stand II would be msd-
meas, lhe very madness Of suicide, to inter,
rupl 'he progress by change Of men, a
change oi measures, and Ihe inevi liable con-
sequence OF change from prosperity. Tho
people are awake 10 tho importance Of this
oilice--Ihelr interests are deeply involved
IN The prudent and economical adm .nlslra-
Ilon OF the Stale Improvements, aEd will not
let well enough be nlerlered with for
some uncacuIaIed experiment, --Keystone
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-09-05

The Population Of Canada. The en-.
'Ire population of Lower Canada, 10 600,
1882. The number of natives Of Canada O
French orlga 524 307; Of BRUSH origin 80
$50; OF The continent Of Europe 800. rht
number ol natives Of England is II $50, o.
The United States, ! | 946; Of ireland 49,,
992, Of SEQ tIand, 1888.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-09-05
Democratic County Convention

The Democratic voters of Columbia County ar,
recommended to meet at the stated places of hold
ing the General Elections in their respective Elcc
ton Districts, on
Saturday The 5h dav Of September
the afternoon, and elect two Delegates to represent
each township in Democratic County Conven.
ton to meet at the house Of John CLAYTON in
Bnomshurg, on the Monday following, September
9TH, 1916, at ~ o'clock noon, for the purpose Of
nominating ticket to be supported at the mex,
October election.
CHARLES r. BUCKALEW.
VIM. ] KELLER.
N. f.. JACKSON.
THOS I HUTCHINSON,
NJ. r. HOVER,
NondiRg Committee chosen NJ The Counfy
C0aUention. September ls45.
T.. ". RALDY
GEO w. HARDER
ENOS MILLER
JOHN YEAGER.
MARTIN RILMEYFR
STEWART PFARCE
A. VI GANGEWFR
SANUEL GREASY
JACOB d. KLINE.
Nondine Commtise appointed by oCoun.
Uention held at Bloomsburg Sept. 1884
CHARLES r. BUCKALEW. Esq.
has hoen appointed, bv the Attorney Gen.
eral, Deputy Attorney General for Colun.
bIa Comfy.
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We are pleased TO see that there is an
evident determination in This section Of the
state, 10 sustain th3 nomination Of William
y. Foster Jr, for Canal Commissioner. The
democrats will adhere to ihe nomination,
faithfully, and number Of wings will also
support him looking as they do, to the rels-
i've merits and qualifications Of the two
candidates, The State would be greatly
the loser by parting with Mr.. Fosters SER
vices a, this time, as he is ackne wledgeC
by all, 10 DO the best, most energetic ana
,aoable Officer Of This nature. that PeSnsyl'
vsojs naa e,et rod -Eas'on 8rg,s.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-09-05

Ndavoo. From late dates from Nauyoo
there was every prospect Of further diff
GUILTY between lho Mormons and AnIi- Nor
mons, IN Hancock county, The citizens
were called 10 arms in anticipation of disiur-
Dances.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-09-05
SATURDAY, sEPTE.uBER s, IsI0.
DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE FOR
CANAL COMMISSIONER,
WILLIAM B FOSTER, ir.
Removal.

The Office Of the COLUMBIA DEMocRAr
has heen Removed into the new Brick
bn'ld'ng South side of Msinslreet, few
doors below Market.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-09-05
MEXICO

A new Revolution has broken out in
Mexico Santa Anna is now no doubt al
the head Of affairs in that country, having
arrived a, Vera Cruz al the last accounts
from HAVANA Mexico had declared for
him and his friend Saltz had placed Paredes
in prison. and assumed temporarily, the
rqins Of Government.
The Pacific squadron has taken posses
sion Of California and that country is now
virtually in the hands Of the U. S. ThePhil.
adelphia Ledger says.
These are both important movements
The return of Santa Anna is expected ,c
produce mos. important changes in the re.
DalionS a, pre- sent existing between Mexico
and The United States, and speedy peace
is confidently looked for Notwithstanding
the denunciations Of Santa Anna against TIE
invasion of Mexico by our troops. His
first act on comm into power will no dOubI
be 10 entertain the peace propositions which
have been sent ou, bv the United State
govern ment. The difficulties Of his new
situation, and the necessity Of immediae,
strengthening his own power will compe
him % come TO satisfactory terms. Tht
advance Of successful army on the NorlI
and tho accumulation Of naval forces in tht
Guf and on the Pacific, are unmistaksabIr
porten,s OF the ruin which awaits Mexico
and the downfall Of all the military fac
lons unless peace is speedily concluded.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-09-05

To the Free and Independent Electors ot
Columbia County,
Fellow cl,zens-Atth the Solicitations of
my friends I have been induced 20 Offer
myself as a
Candidate for the Office Of Sheriff,
at the ensnIrg general Election Should
ba so fortunate as 10 recsiVo majority oi
your sufrsgTs, | pledge myself to perform
the duties OF said office with fidelity. bu-
manly and impsr,sli,v.
"... FREDERICK BLUE.
Liberty township, July "a. le46
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-09-05
- CaH before purchasing Eisewhere a.
The NeD Factory Of Earthenwme," by
TIL 0 MPS0N & HICKS.

'ENHE subscribers have opened PO TTERl'
"a on the road leading from Main to Third st.
near the Methodist Church, Bloomsburg, Colum.
bla county, where they intend to manufacture
waleoi the best material; the latest ard most ap-
proved patterns and finished in the very best man.
her such as Pots of all descriptions; Dishes of ey.
iery variety and Jugs of all sizes; and variety Of
other articles too numerous to mcnlion; ia fact all
Kinds and every variety which NAV be wanted by
any who may favor them with cali A supply
kept constantly on hand which will he sold by
wholesale or retail little cheaper than the cheap
est for cash or country produce. Also dry Pine
Wood taken in exchange for work if delivered al
their shop.
Blocmsbrrg, September 5, 1850.
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CEA1IS 8 0TnAIIEs 8

, splendid crtics of FANCY ard WINDSOR
CHAIR and ROCKING CHAIRS fol saie at
the LightStGeet New Store.
AMOS B. KNABB-
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We arc authorised TO announce
JOSEPH SHEEP

Of Madison township as candidate fnt
tho Office Of SHERIFF, sI tho approach
ing election,
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0IDIDUAGYo

DIED'--ln Centre township, on l5Il
ut Hnna, wife Of Mahlon Hicks, and only
daughter Of the late Joseph MiI!ard, aged
so years and l3 days.
In Danvlle. on the 22d uI,., John Binc.
ham, in The 5SIh yearol his age.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-09-05
CIOCKE
NOTICE.

mIoTICE is hereby given hat ~s nav e this dsv
~ July 27, ls46, purchased ct Constable sale
sold as the property of Charles h. Mcpherson. IL
orangcvle, Columbia county, the following PFC
pshy, VIZ. one black horse, one Re, Of one hone
harness, and aons horse wagon, which we ha,r
loaned 10 him dnrne our pleasure Of which o
public viii take notice.
GEORGE w. LOTT.
Il. LAZARUS.
Orsneevills, July ~, lsi6,--ls
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Sale.

EDY virtue Of vend. ex. to me directed, will
" ID be exposed to public sale at the house of Ja-
cob Dyer, III Cattawlssa, OA
Saturdaythe 26M rag Of September 1916
at O'clock, p. NJ. the following proprrty, viz
The undivided one half OF Two lots of
ground situated in Cattawissa township, Columbia
county, marked in the general plan of said town.
as numbers ffty-six and iiity-seven, and in pos
session of Jacob Creigh and Jonathan Karshner,
adjoining lot of Peter Smeck and fronting on
Msn.street Of said town, whereon is erected a
frame house and stable and stone blacksmith shop.
Seized taken in execution and 10 be sold as the
property Of Francis McGrath.
ALSO,
EEY virtue of a wit of fera facias, at the same
B D time and pace, the following property, viz {;
All the defendants in,eres, in three lots OF
s'Ound situate in the town of Cattawissa, Conm.
ba county, the first bounded by the Susquehanna
river, and lot of William McKevy and the Catta.
wiSsa Bridge Company. and fronting on Water
street of said town, the east by Other lot of de-
iendant, on thu north by lot of Joseph Hayhursl,
and on the weStby Water street. wheleon is erect.
ed a large two story
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-09-05

The Independent Treasury bill goes into
opereiion on the Let Of January nezL
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-09-05
A Farm
AT PUBLIC SALE.

ITENHE subscriber will sell at Public Sale on the
n premises, en-
Tuesday the l5fh Of September neri,
at 10 o'clock IN the forenoon, his farm situated
partly in Franklin township, Lycoming county
and partly in Madison township, Columbia coun
~ containg about 1913 acres, about 80 of which
are improved. Upon the premises are plank
house and barn and good apple orchard
Also at the same time, one yoke of oxen, one
wagon two cows seven sheep, three hogs, seve-
raj hives of bees; hay, oats, buckwhoat aud guam.
tlty of household and kitchen fIrusiure.
JABOB K0CHER
AuguSt2
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BOOTS AND SHOES
CHEAPER THAN EVER.

IFMVHE subscriber very respee ,'ully informs the
"a public that he has on hand and is CONSTANT
manufacturing, BOOTS ana SHOES
ofall kinds which he will sell at the following low
prices.
GENTLEMEN'S WEAR.
NorOcco or Caf Skin Boots 81 90
COa'Se Boots 3 25
Coarse or Fine Shoes rs
Miners Shoes 81 TO 2 rs
Morocco Slippers 81
LADIES WEAR.
Morocco or CaIf Skin Lace Boots so
1hick Sole French Ties 25
Pumps Springs or French l23
Other kinds of Slippers rs cents 10 | 90
N, B. The above are all of,my own Manufacture
md are wHanted to stand. have also Oh hand
a large stock of
EASTERN MADE Doors AND SHOES,
which will sell at small profits.
Country Merchants and others who buy by the
dozen, ae invited to call and examine my goods
as will sell to such a, a large reduction.
o. Remember the place at the NEW BOOT
and SHOE STORE, lower end of Main.oreet
BlOomsburg.
w RUSSELL
July 1876
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1846-01-01
LICENSING Tickets. The two

LICENSING TICKETS. The two lists
Of candidates for Commissioners OF Ii,
cense. for Rutland and Addison Counties
are this week given, that all may know
who the candidates are. My reasons for
publishing the tickets this week. are, be.
cause the Addison County ticke, for Ices
ing TO sell drink, was not received In sea
SON for the last weeks paper; and be-
cause this numbe! will reach a portion oil
the voters in the Two counties in season
for the election.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1846-01-01
STATE SUpERISTENDENT's ADDRE:!

STATE SUPERISTENDENT'S ADDRESS
Some two weeks since we received copy
of the Address to County Superinteud-
ents and Teachers, which we commence
copying this week and on perusing it
we judge that no better use could be
made Of it than to make it more public
The readers of the Voice are requested 10
give it thorough perusaI and then pre-,
serve the numbers containing it for future
USE The other half will be published
mex. week.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1846-01-01

hopeless case of r, r. r. see his commu-
nica,ion of this week If that does not
furnish positive evidence OF idiocy, or in
sanity, in the Rail Road Fighter | will
thank my friend of the Journal to furnish
a criterion for judging of mans mental
faculties, that folks this side the Mountain
may know how to decide such matters !
| have no doubt that TIL: Reed will think
r. r. r. so far gone that he cannot save
him; and as friend WALTON thinks little
adcice to the folks here might do good,
I will suggest that the intellectual and
moral Doctors on The East side Of the hill
prescribe for us by the lot, and be careful
not 10 omi: r. r. r. in their prescrip-
lions. Thankful for the smallest lavors.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1846-01-01
TEXAS ANNEXED.

Just as cur last number was issued the
news came that both Houses of Congress
had adopted a Joint Resolution for the an
nexation Of Texas, as State, to the Tn.
ion. The Presiden! probably did not
long delay approving the act We have
not room for sketch of the intermediate
action between the introduction & passage
Of the above resolution. The deed is done,
and there is no use in spinning out long
yarn about it, unless some man has legal
wisdom and moral courage enough to
bring the Conslilutionaity of the mode Of
annexation, before the United States Su.
preme Court. l exceedingly regret that
Mr. Dillingham; was so far welded to par.
ty as 10 60 for the annexo.icn of more
slavery 10 the United Safes. But, annex.
alton or no annexation, slavery must die
The public sentiment of Chrislendom ha:
decrced it, and annexation cannot pre-,
vent.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1846-01-01

The "work on the Railroad" between
our village and White River, is progress
ing with all possible rapidly. Mr.. Bel
KNAPP the Contractor, has purchased the
finest residence in town, the Emerson
place." and intends making this his per.
manent home he will therefore be "con.
stantly on hand" to drive business right
ahead.
u Wonder il CIR. r. r." the Rail,
Road Fighter in the Voice OF Freedom,
knows that he is making a fool of himself.
II he does not, friend Holcomb had better
enlighlen him. w. Journal.
In what respect neighbor Mortified i'm.
AGNES r. r. r. to be making fool Of
himself" he does not inform us. We
however infer that it is in reference tc
some remarks on the Central operations
and more especially those respecting The
performances at Windsor, on the occasion
of starting The sand at the Hour Glass
My friend r. r. r. has gone so far over
GA state of idocy, that I think ii would
be entirely useless for me TO warn him o
his cad condi!ionI For eridescs Of the
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1846-01-01
Temperance Lecture.

We are requested to say tina. MIR.
Woodbury. has forwarded the announce
ment that he will deliver a lecture on the
subject of Temperance, at the Town
Hall, in this village, on Saturday evening
of this week.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1846-01-01

~ We are requested 10 state that, in
consequence of the intended removal Of Mr.
E. F. Hodges from the State, the name of
BARZILLAI DAVENPORT, Esq, is
substituted for his on The Anti License tick.
ct for County Commissioners. -Rutland
Herald
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1846-01-01
RAILROAD MEErlNG.--Twenty- -Four

RAILROAD MEETING--Twenty- Four
prominent men of Montpelier have called
a meeting, which was TO be held at that
place on the 90th ult. for the purpose Of
deciding about the location of the Central
Road We had understood that this
road was already located, and the con.
tracts made for its construction. We
hope TO have correct report of the mat
ter this week.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1846-01-01

The Spaniards have a proverb that
drinking vater neither makes man
sick nor in debt, nor his wife widow"
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1846-01-01

TIRRELL, THE MURDERER.-The
New Orleans Picayune Of the Oh inst.
has the following paragraph:-This man,
accused OF one of the foulest crimes, has,
since his arrival in this city, maintained
the most gloomy silence, scarcely answer
ing The officers who have occasion TO ad
dress him, and passing the whole Of the
day in lethargic state. There Is so little
doubt, from his conduct since his arrest
that he will snatch the very first opportu
nily to commit suicide, that the officer:
ore eontinually compelledto watch him
or to put him under such restraint that j
would be impossible tor him 10 destroy
himself Bee.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1846-01-01

SHIpwREcKs IN THE ST.. LAWRENCE,
The Quebec papers report number OF
wrecks of vessels which departed late from
that port for England. Five wrecked
vessels are enumerated, which had on
board 1888 bushels wheat, 9,603 bar.
rels of -four. 1890 minot of peas, and
1876 tubs of butter. Several other vessels
are reported as lost. There had been
much suffering in the bay, from the tenn
pestuous weather.-BOs. Bee.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1846-01-01

nP THE New YORK ILLUSTRATED MAG.
AzlNE has not been received at this Office for
some weeks and we miss it very much.
Will the publishers forward all the Nos. is-
sued since No. TX, that our volume may be
cnrn nlnfn
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-01-29
NEW BOOKS.

THE Lives and Opinions Of u. F. Butler aud
L Jesse Hoyt, &C., by William l.. Mackenzie,
second supply; also. a further supply of tho
Wandering Jew, complete for SO cents; Levers
new novel, The O'Donoghue; The Merchants
Daughter, by Miss Pickering; Observations in
the East, by John p. Durbin, d. D.; The Works
of Charlotte Elizabeth, beautiful edition, COM
plete in large octave vols. Wiley & Putnam's
Library of Choice Reading; United States
Practical Receipt Book Miss Leslie's complete
Cookery; Miss Lesle's House Book; Infantry
Tactics; Fables Of Flora The History of Sand
ford and Merton, new edition, with engravings;
Chymes, Rhymes and Jingles or Mother Goose's
Songs; No. AZ of the Pictorial Bible.
ANIMALS FOR 1916.
The Opal, with . nue. engravIugs.
The Boudoir Annual, with 10 6
Mayhower, with
Amulet, with 0
Christians Annual, with The Keepsake.
The Rosette, the Juvenile Gem.
A variety Of new and amusing Games.
MUSIC.
Boston Academy's Collection of Church Mu.
sic; Music for The Piano Forte.
For sale by ROB'T. COWAN.
Stanton, Dec. 10, 1886.
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RICHMOND MARKEr-J.s %. 1916.

RICHMOND MARKET.-JAN. %, 1916.
FLoUR.$5,25 is offered, $5,37 I.2 to $50 is ask
ed.
CorroN YARNs.--Richmond and Manchester (Frac-
tory priccs Nos to H. IL cts; Nos 10 to 90 Is cts
PRovIsIoNs.Smithfed and city cured Bacon (hoe
round) l2 cents Western Sides old, Z 3 cents
shoulders 6 ii cents.
LARp.-OldS a l-2; new cents.
CATTLE.-Cattlc, from the scales, gross weight, S.
$3.50; nett 400 500. Sheep, $500 800 per
head.
BUTTER.-NIountan, Wholesale, for common from IL
to l6 cts. Fresh Butter, from l6 to 20 cents.
HoGs-$5 l-2 per hundred.
FIsH.-Herrngs, No. /, $4,25.
CoFFEE.-Rn, Sd a cts. st. Domingo, a 6 Id /:
Laguyra, l-2 s; Java, 9 a IL l-2.
TEAs-lmpcrial and Gunpowdcr, So cents 81 ,25
per lb.--Back, % a 60 cts.
SuGARs-Ncw Orleans Sugars Id al Id cents !;
Porto Rico l-2 l-2 cts; st. Crox l-2 cents
Loaf Sugars l3 l-2 cts
MoLAssEs-Cuba, 23ets; Porto Rico, "a l-2 &c cts
New Orleans % cts.
CANDLEs.-Tallow a 10 l-2; sperm 30 80; Hull's
Patent IL 10 IL cents per Id.
OIL.-Wincr sperm local los cts. whale doc; bleach
cd do DO a So Linsced ~ to rs cents.
SoAp.-For brown Sd cts white and varicgated
IL Ia per Id.
SALr.-From the wharf $sl,7O; from store 81 so
and scarce.
PLAsrER.-$4,5O, basin bank; wharf 3,75 Tier
ccs oil 500 lbs, ground s 10
inoN;..Pig, $sOa 500; English SIS 90; Sweden
S95; Trcdcgar 500; Up Country Bar sS2 l-2 a S5
SrEEL.-Amcrican blistcrcd s / 10 per ton
FEATHERs.-29a 80 cts. per lb- for live geese
Cur NAns.-4 Id a 4 10 cents. per Id.
SHoT-5 Id 8 l-2 cents per lib.
CLovERSEED.-Holdcrs ask 81.
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PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE
PERSONAL PG@PNITYs

WILL, be sold at public auction, on Thursday
the 18th day Of February next, 1916, at
the late residence Of Joseph Bywaters, Decd,
on Long Glade, near Messy Creek Iron Works,
In Augusta County, the following property, viz !;
Four.een Horses, forty-fve Cattle, consisting of
Mich Cows, sin or seven Beef Steers, In fine
ordef, the remainder very thrifty young stock,
upwards of one hundred Sheep, and large num-
Der OF Hogs; likewise three Wagons, one of
them new and of the first quality; together with
Harness for wagoning and ploughing, and every
article OF Farming utensils, Household and kitch-
on FuInlsure; likewise a quantity of Wheat,
Corn. Oats, and Hay.
A credit Of nine months will be given
on all sums of Five Dollars, by the purchaser
giving bond with approved security; on all sums
under Five Dollars the cash must be paid. Sale
to commence at 10 o'clock, A. nj. Due attendance
will be given by
ALONZO K. BYWATERS. Admir-. and
PHEBE BYWATERS, Adm'rx.
:. Jan 90, 1S46.-2ws