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FRraaTE CuMpERLANp.
September 6, 1876

September 6, 1876.
The dispatches brought by the Legare
were sent up to Vera Cruz with flag OF
rrnce. on the 25th of August and were
Immediately forwarded to the city oi
Mexico.
On Friday, the 4th of September, a.
bout 5 p. NJ, a Mexican boat, bearing a
flag OF truce, visited the commodore, and
the bearer of the dispatches presented
the answer Of his government, the con-
tents of which are not known positively,
bat it is rumored that the Mexicans de-
cline receiving or sending a Minister TO
the United States, until the United States
Withdraw all their force from the country,
by land and sea, The bearer ofthe Mex
lean dispatches was a young naval Lieut.
enant, accompanied by an English gentle
man as Interpreter.
The Princeton Immediately received
sailing orders, and should have sailed yes-
terday, but she was detained by Court
Martial pending on board the Steamer,
and her officers forming part of the Court.
However it was fortunate, for about 8 l..
al. Yesterday, another despatch arrived
from Mexico, and the Princeton will no
doubt, sail to-day. Lieut.. Purviance
goes in the Princeton as bearer Of des-
patches TO Washington, and she will no
doubt await his return at Pensacola. l
have no doubt they were of the utmost
Importance, and will either put stop to
the war or call for more active measures
on the part of the naval force-at all e.
vents, the Potomac sailed last Monday
for Pensacola; her crew being very bad
with inc survy.
The commodore has received letter
from Capt. Carpenter, Of the Truxton.
He writes from Tuxpen. He says that
the health of the officers and crew is ex-
ceReRt-that they are well treated by the
Mexicans, and their private property res
pected. His letter is written subsequent
20 the destruction of the brig, so that the
officers Of the Princeton were deceived by
the soldiers. at the mouth of the river
who Informed them that our prisoners haC
been sent 10 Tampico.
| perceive the New Orleans papers
have nolspared the squadron for our abor-
ton, as they call it, at Alvarado; but the
Commodore, have no doubt, has fully
instifed has conduct to the Department.
But failures In time Of war are productive
of manv little soubriquets that are long
remembered, and Commodore Alvarado
Conner is as indelibly placed, upon our
list Of Post Captains, as if he was thus
baptised IN all the churches Of Christen-
dom. However should the war be pros
ecuted with vigor, | have no doubt he
will gire Us all plenty TO do; but nothing
will be done until the return ofthe Prince
ton. have no doubt the dispatches
will be published in a few days after the
receipt Of this-so you must he on the
qm uiue. No more Of importance.
Yours, &c,
P. S. The Court Martial on board the
St. Mary's, convened for the purpose Of
trying a seaman by the name Of Johnson,
for striking the first lieutenant. Mr.. Tay-
lor has not made any public decision
yet
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is here with $50 men to guard the pub
lie stores. Gen. Taylor is confident OF
reaching Monterey hy the 18Th Septcm-
Der, and by the lst October. wiz probably
be at Ssltille, sixty miles from Monterey
lie anticipates no resistance to his pro-
gress to the former place. We hear that
there are some three or four thousand
Mexican soldiers at Monterey, the COM
mand Of Mejia, but they are wholly mel
fcicnt, and scarcely kept together by
force. They viii disperse at the first ru-
NOR Of our approach, or ] am seriously
mistaken. Yours,
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fSSEMBLY.

IN accordance with The wish Of numer-
d ousfriends. submit myself to the vo-
,ers of Somerset comfy as a candidate
for the .4SSE.WBLY at the ensuing e.
lection, and respectfully solicit their sup
port. GEO. NOW KY.
. Somerset. Aug. 25.
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Ex-GoNERNoR BIGGER DEAD.-We
learn from the Indiana State Journal of
the 10th inst, that SAMUEL BIGGER, late
Governor of that State, died at Fort
Wayne the week previous. of congestive
fever. having been sick but few days.
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5277I
ELECTION IN VERMONT.

The Montpelier Watchman of Thurs
day has returns from all the towns but 2I.
The votes for Governor are as follows:
Eaton, Whig, 22,S5S
Smith, Loc0foco, 1907
Brainard, Abolition, 6,67I
Scattering, 6
In these towns Mr.. Eaton lacks sos
votes Of enough to elect him. The re-
naming towns will increase the number
to about 100.
The Senate consists of % Wings, Z
Locofocos. The House consists of 100
Wings, 69 Locofocos, 10 Abolition-2
towns not heard from.
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SHERIFFBLTY

To THE VOTERS OF SOMERSET County.
I the suggestion Of many friends, Of
"A fer myself to your consideration as n
candidate for SEEEIEeEFF. at the
ensuing election. Should be elected, |
pledge my utmost abilities for the faith
fui discharge of all the duties Of the Of
fee. John y. KIMMEL.
may l9, 1876.
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co 70 E R.

ISAAC FRIEDLlNE, OF Lavansyille, is
recommended as candidate for the office
OF Coroner, by many voters Of
PAINT TowNsHIP.
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Daii.nore, Sfpir"hrr 20, =, NJ

IIalIl.huFTs -
-rbe editors of the Baltimore Sun have
received the following interesting letter
from thcir correspondent on board the
n. S. Frigate Cumberland, dated at Point
Antonio Liz2rdi:
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AEDETOR.

SAMUEL ]. LIGHTLY, OF Somerset town.
ship, i'll recommended for county Auditor
by SToNYCREEK.
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Eiexaso Declined Proposals EOr
Peace.
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g0M1l1gg $40 lgQs

TO THE FREE AND INDEPENDENT VOTERS
OF SOMERSET County.
FELLOW CITIZENS:
A i the solicitation of numerous
"a friends throughout the county. |
offer myself to your consideration as a
Candidate for
COM MIS- SIONER,
at the ensuing General Election. and
respectfully solicit your suffrages. If
elected, | will discharge the dnlies Of the
office with impariiaItv.
SAMUEL GAUMER.
Southampton tp. }
Aug, 95. 40
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z am again before my fellow cidzens
B Of Somerset county as candidate
lor the ASSEMBLY. Grateful for the
confidence already bestowed upon me.
l will only add ina, II elected will reP-
resent them faithfully.
JOHN r. EDlE.
Somerset sept. |. 1915.
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Sher!falty.
6 IT z z Z 9 Y
SE2 r1Sfalty.

To THE FREE AND INDEPENDENT VoTERs
OF SOMERSET County.
RVELLow CITIzENs:-I offer myself
4 to vour consideration as candidate
for the office Of
SEH EREFF,
al the ensuing election. and respectfully
solicit your sufrages for the same. II
elected, | will perform The duties of the
Office with fidelity.
LANES P.9RSON
Somerset tp, May 10. 1916,
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EMP5aTAET FROM TIE GCEE
S1JADEDE.
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,.,p19TAyT DISPATCHES TO
GOVERNMENT. /.
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ARRIVAL qFtle STEAKER PRINCETON
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G. w. X.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-08-15

TIE VICE PRESIDENT

There one considerations that shout,
mo1., lbe hnsIuy off ,hose who condemn
,h, y,re Prc,den, or hi. late casting yo,
upon ,ho rud. The Wee President il
no, he representative of one state, as or,
he Senators; he Is rhe representative OF ne
whole Uupn 10 give his idea the sane
Dlon Of authority, i,I, bu, necessary to re.
tpr 10 ,bo various authors who have COM
mou1d upon tie constitution Below are
extracts Irom Bayarl and Judge S,ory and
those who desire 10 pursue the subject can
rousu0t other publications exaaL 'Tuc
Vice PWsdJul ol Iie Unitl States is Pes.
deo'oi 'be Senate bu,he haso 90 yopc ex-
cepI when they are equally divided, As
tul5 sometimes occurs, aud generally on
questions OF importance il is thought to
give great advantage Jo the STATE Of which
lbe Wee President may be Clpzfn. But
o. sh1ut be recol'oyUd ,hN lhrs hDgn officer
I' chosen by 1he people ol,he Uunrd S~De,
aod "deo acuog as q legislator az weil 80.
whfn pulu5Tng any ohcr dory, he ought
To dlg,st hIms,I. ur all party or local pre-
possession ur innoeoce' (Bayayd on Me
Constitution, thop, ~
The reasons Why he Lthe Vice Presi
tenr] is au,borized 10 preside in tie SeuaItI
belong appropriately Ia lhl' place, ThcI
sHong motive lJrlhs arrangement ono oubl-
ely srose irom Slate jealousy, and Snt,
eqoaIiy ia the Senate. lflhe presiding Of
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The Subscribers being determined no
10 be on'done By lheir neighbors, either il
pnce or workmanship, have put down III,
price OF Horse Shoeiog from date, 10 ONE
DOLLAR, believing lhey can save them.
selves BY so doing.
SANFEE & SILYERrHON.
July !, l84G.
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Accidcni and Deqjh--A melancholy
accident occurred ia Greenwood township
ON rJeslay afternoon last A son Of ,Hr
Phillip Kline, q Mount Pleasant, aged Is
while on his road 10 Ihe camp meeting, on
horse backward whde ascending lhe hin
near tho old Lemons arelo, was mclb by q
iva horse team driving luriousIy down it,
aud before he could get ouf Of iho way The
tongue struck him in ihe side, and knock
ed bim h lho ground He was taken up
and carried to me house OF .Rr McJhchael
where he fingered 10 great distress undl
afternoon when he expired
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NEW CLOTERENG4
ESTABLISHMENT.
o. c. E2HLEP

EW7OULD respectfully inform his friends and
wv lhcpub,c generally, that he has jas. re-
cciyed and o. cned on the corner Of Main and Last
streets in BIoomsbWg, the largest, Lest oaJ cAesp
est usgoylmentof
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THE WARM WEATHER

The suoden changes Of the weather, du.
'lng this season Of Toe year, exhibit mog
oanetni effect on HE human system, debr
'aung and proslratlng il--The stomach anr
bowels become dersnged giving timely no.
lce TO all, who are inclined to give allen.
non to the warning voice OF nature. Al
such times 'JayDe's Calmina,ige' neye,
fails 10 afford immediate relief chcckjpp
he disease and restoring Ihe patient to VIZ.
oIous health, Mothers cannot be too can.
Ious with their children during this month
ond ihe month following and in The earIies,
stages OF this summer disease, whelbe,
from 'eelhIng, oppressive heat or other eau
ses they should al once resort 10 This never
billing remedy. Hundreds of certificates
from respectable persons in this city are in
possession Of The proprietor ready 10 exhib.
IT 10 all who may desire to see them. at his
office, No s South Third street, Phiadel-
pAia.
LIFE LIFE !! LlFEl!!
'AII that man ha'h wall he give for bis
Iiie, so we find recorded in IhG most ancieDl
and besi'OI books, ont as we see lhousandy
iNmg around Us with Consumption Group
Cough Asthma Bronchitis Spluing Blood
aud o1her Pulmonary affections we are led
to doubt The correctness Of lhe above as.
scrlion especially since it is 50 well known
IhaIa certain remedy may be obtained
which always arrests those diseases.
Dr. JAYNE'S EXPECTORANTrey-
sr fails to give relief, and cures arer every
other means have GaIed, This ran be and
has been proved in lhon-ands Of Instances,
where II has effected radical cures, after Me
patient h,d been giyenup by all hls friends
d physicians.
The above Medicine are for sals a.
The store Of
JOHN r. MOYER,
Bloomsbury.
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a young man, aged 90 by the oamc Of
Em,oIer ofWrightsvllc, was drowned 10
cock No near tue mouth OF Fishing.
reekby falling lron. boat On Thur sdoy
evening last.
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BOOTS ARID SHOES
CHEAPER THAN EVER.

TEgyIIH subscriber very rcsPrc fully informs the
d public that he has on haud and is cot stant.
hlIauuacuriug, EOOTS ana SEsOES
'ofall kinds which he viii sell at the following low
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r. Goyaaof SEe arn. of New igh, was IN Ga
conatl, on the lei usi. and war aufd Ia p,fahe n
Dinner. 70 be given ~ Tie New lotte@ ntiJenl IN
that city. loa elic, declining The invitation, he say:
Genenen. tear shall Increase Tho suBiHef II em-
lgtanis an NeN lHfh. by ale account WeG tul5l, aIi
"1lisr me- Ia rive a. Inc 0uHctaus which have dawn
YEN INTO tie hality u lie N sstssppi. Il will tafdly
h. belttfd when nloft, thai CINCINNATI ioNn 81
my yeaf'' growth has buudftj thousand uhaH1,
anis hat although Ia Al Interior region oi coniI.
nent unknown 10 Macayelh, II tuuaics the Florence
he llusifard, m literature and The arts, AID esces hat
cry ~ he 'ase, Happiness, intelligence aid terdam oi
lis itulie J. Is pleasant ioruntrmpatc OHM as
Production If The Atlantic cIsgatun. AID Cincinnati
an improved modtl OF nm Am,ficae tuy. II has nore
manufactures han iayefns and MON colleges than the.
htfrs. Ided with cmenns. II ahannds IN asA aHs for
The orphan, but yields srafctv sufficient support i1r
recruiting satiun of The army have seca M dunk
ards IN the STREETS. and only fetson asking alms -
such is The blessed result here hast vi the uag and
equal sifle, between Pfotsabls AID Catholics lor fe
sidus aseendanry.
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=. 7 aaa Ea'ae
In L1'sie na.iz'. faII shall On tic s0l lay 81
- ai7r af. attHa aflss ~ y Ct. Wis, N ne
gaanef lyH.a5psg aad ste . Virginia; proceed 10
i.He tbfers-8a= 81 james Bullock aud olhefs 10 &c
rad ss eg4g#lae.n fte ia.i g tw5 certain sas 10
efaerefy. a=s a#TsH3ias s. undetermined, IN the cacel
superior cana II aw AID etaacery, 1f 'e l'T9 -
! nehbars ~ one Of nHlst. E5wl4 Mazheas Is fllini
1d and yau "a, 81 and others. are Dateal1is aHa IN
fc alhrf .tbe President Directors ard Company ol Ihe
Iarmers g4at ol kif1i8ia Paialif. ani YIN, NY
SIT aH1 1larrs, are Defendants when AID wae.e YOU
nav ailaal. PATRICK II. SCOTT.
kpfl21 wl5gN
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31orttCal.


One day III, dfeaf, old King Of nseh
Inclined fer some seofi viii The CANAL,
So he tied pack Of darts his bach,
Aud quioil, stole tom hs chained
Ills hesd was bald of nth and d hair
Ills body was lean and lank--
Iii. joints at each sti, made a crack, and iho ctn
Took knae, by the way, at his shank.
And What dij he do with III. deadly darts,
Thi- goblin Of elsl, bone
lie dabbi,d an. sIil'd man. blood, and lie hilrd
Like a butcher that Kills In own.
The first lie Slaughtered II made h,m Laugh
tFor the was cofin makc,)
To think how tls nuies md Tie in black suits
Would mourn ion an undertaken.
He saw two duellisls going 10 fight,
In fear they could MT smother,
And he shot through at cree 10, he ln.w
They never would shoot each other.
lie saw Waterman fast in lis box,
And he gave a snore Hferral
Said peath-'hc mn, leer his breath fct hi. sleep
Can never be more .toinalr
lie met coachman diving lis coach
So slow that His fare grew sick,
Buthe let him strA, on his tedious way
For death only IN Tie puck.
Death saw tollmau taking toll,
In the spnt otms hatrrnity;
But lie knew that sor oi a man would t.toi,,
Though summoHdto all tt.nit,.
lie found an author writing HI. life,
But he let him mtile further
For Death, who strites wltnc,cf he lile.,
is jealous Of all sslfmmlhor,
Death saw pnlioni that pull'd Out h., Purse,
And doctor thai took the sum.
Bui he let tbs m be-far he knew the dee
Mas prelude 10 Jaw" aud hm.o
Hr met dus,nian ringing bell,
And he gave him a mortal thrust
For himself by law, since Adams Jaw
Is contractor lor al our duet
lie saw n sailor mixing his rtag,
And be marked him oat lar slaoghitr--
for'on water he scarcely had card for Death,
And never on rum and water.
Death saw two player PLAYING at cards,
But the game wasn't worth a dump
For lac quickly laid th,ni INT With spade,
To wall fol iho final trump,
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~ N sNa4L Ba#ss8
- ti'==iz So at,s ess#, 'aaga aneu ~ afarary
10 isef. WI. IL t#uaa9 fai.tl therefore eaaf.e
raaHeaaaa 1t0s rafe of tie el.eiag VIZ. ldf die
lIf sn8 - ir 4.alBef g1ts5 ay iao >laate ~ such
rae. bHtH uHHei a,i HaH.i. ffi# 5h GAY If Aprl.
= -. 1I93As s JONES. nedaty FOR
Sc Caeaae, SUI elpins'i CO.
IT, fa- g=11d 4 J let,ia, Il tic St0U n IN.
fisafa taaaig, Gt,Hiaa:
AtitkEA~. Ja9.A SuHl. 81 "a Circuit S1fciioF
Caua al iaN aad ttaueoY. o9s.iUa'd md had for
=as# eI#a5F ~ ta e5H3 #t# #.f,H a Size 1sf dtg oil
lHsc. iti'z t#eH.sraa Hzla#f Aaa b.sscB. the ssn
a nas ha.a'sI II 4.s - ''af,z. fHtttua. al ~ az
er#.aaa. e soal#.a. tra4 Die 80 day II Deccn5af.
l-4l, ~ af"fnf. ard seven d,iaf- aad eahty cruts
eIzis % go ta-i.Hrd Ia tlp said count aealusl Mark
BJswell-lbe SAID SUIT having ab1nd as 10 The sand
Aatk tbefe9 Tie SAID Noah Bowel Is convict IA
appears Ia rs oi record; nevertheless execution III the
sid Judgment still fenalas BIZ made as by the IN
sianaiIon oi the said Jabz Smith Northumberland
b'cause, husc things, which in ont said cdafl are
nshty dome, We would hlyednly pu in execution
lheHlpte. We again command yuu that YOU make
known Ia the SAID Nua Boswell thai he be beurr the
judy oi par Iueut superior touu Of Law ard Chan,
ecy lpf The county o filsYlYaaia. al the HOUSE
lheIeol, on tie Gfal Jay o May tffmnexl. 10 sbew #
any lll9 lof himself, ho hath celcan say. WY thr
said 9aht2 SnlIl's execution aiaHl htn Of the Iudg
nenl aiutsaid may not have, If pltaIt seems eNPcd
eni, aad ieflhef d. md reeve whal oui sad court
shall d., or cause 10 be done. IN tie promises Aud
have then thefe tils VII. Witness, " lham II Tun.
sal, clefk ot our SAID touf. lie Cont house there
o. Tbs l5lb day o Apat ifi6-io de 70b year # he
Commoawralth. WM.Il.1INSIAiL.
sixty five dollars, paid The 20th May, l8li.
WM. H. TUNSTALl. OK.
April 20 l~
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'"' '''0.' " ',i'e't'7'i''S are 100 "ieo'
We "e't' !" Aa} ne scenes 81 commission and ds'ldef.
A., NV '',',,'o " '' o''oela",e o'o'
' :. w. ~ ",,' NV Wv '"'',9 81 ro'' !"
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i 10 t ,'' ','',,"e' ne 'o'
s y. ''',' s''i'' ~ '''e fen,9 Nn"h
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''le'" '''''"s' ~ e's" evolution NiS under
'rL. VT .,,I,......, "'"t rug
',""' ''',,''l' u one u ,oV 9soeht "nd
az. ph,l,,,nn saw, ~ W l'p'a "'l'' so,
'"''S III" ser, h'h aS hhoaNsad"f 10 Npaln, hnl
va u,'"'e " "''",1''' ,'' IA "'Reuee 10 lht Noui'
y, wv, s'l''''o nF i"lsa haf'"
'a"5 81 -, ~ Wv '1',''' - ''''' 't'I'' ana
- - nv "'s' '' 'io '9,'l,'"n VI
- 9"N - .o WI" f'oI'st" a"u htGed Tue ah
49, W. Nv '"' !" e "o'i'sS 10 'nr ihl"h'
VIZ" 'c ""SA''" A'' 07sRuV u'It accepted ar au an
""1' u,,'a,'',o" VI 'u uls N'} Asl".faie
' I''""" VI '''"",''h ana f'h't1R iNeI lrs
-, UNI We ~, sl',"" " l'kf ny WI pUl@ 81 T
ana eDaotafy, lie entered his protest
NV, ''"'''' ~" 's's '''' lhana's'o Nhth lie Minister
Y" IA" iu' 'V''" III me lesidlNe nails III
"'s'iy 10 '.e i"'s' 'he '"'aIrs q" Frances II would be
rI'"'o ~ Tue opuhlS' NJ could never believe that
''''' INV 80 ''''"''oo'' no generous, so compassion
ave ""oo suoue"y oce'me' AT the call OF the M1sier,
W s'ns" an" ~ o'e,,a IN 1er hainfe as to ntlly his
s'"',Ve' !" nea MI "ozt ASKED us whether we 10
qn'd totnsl intervention nr the Polish CAUSE, We
sp"Vn nave know" row 10 eply II We had thought he
sln"e WI" s"" ''''"' Nllu,e WI nn.Hd exclaimed,
t'uM-n', ni'n COCO ,a,lhf ana The President OF the
.' ''DeA'' ''' i'""e 'o' us hhPu'a''h) tie
'' w
u w NJ ~ 'n'p'e; we ash hn'hl4e 'fom You ior
PoInnd Nea aware that her doom Is GNed-,hal her
sentence o' 'sN'h mas been Pronounced by Christian
At'"psg's--oy "oSf S"ehm@y 'd0@ fho dh6 them
m ma "a. ,f't",a"'res Goa on eah ana ''ho al
ms GoTei.'
ne PRESIDENT lnctered here again, aud reminded the
nome ieef ma moderate language rendered even the
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virginia
ruls held IA the eeks Office Of the circuit superior
II oga and eh4uesfY Tor the county OF Nelson ON
the GthdaY 81 puI, f~i6:
Adm shaitx AID Thomas NJ, Cafkle Plaintiffs,
agdast
John L. Laas,url, Defendant.
IL CHtNCERY.
The defendant. John u. I.unslorl, not having en-.
tered his appearance and given secLry according Ia
the tc OF Assembly and the rules of lks court and
appearing by satisfactory evidence that the said dc
fenlant is inhabtant Of this commonwealth ON tn
motion Of the plaintiffs, by their counsel II is ordered tina,
the said PENDANT do appear here Mt rules TO lie held at III
Clets Office OF the said court th FIRST Monda, in Jnl
neN anl the plaintiffs bal object II Inch /.
turcsrn the drndlu rm selling oruispo,ns Of he trart
land ~ the hill IA n'on'd until the nficr order and de.
cree OF tbj~ ciur concerning the srm and that r,y IL
BIS Order b. forthwith inserted in tie lYnrbc Nr.in
i'm, newspaper published in the town Of ynrlbarg ia,
two mouths sacee ely aad anohei copy Il Of posted At
The front eoo OF tho courthouse Of , county some court
day.
A Copy-Tese,
RIO. C. CUTLER Clk.
April WIN,
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cn fhe Great sssstcr. route.

cn Me Grent tsastcra route.
DAsSENGERs tavin9 I,nchbsrg on Mondays
Wednesdays and Fridays, by Terry y Mdstn's line
of siaaes reach the White aphor Springs on the SCI
cond evening NJ p NJ, thence by our line to Lewis
burg that night Leave there the next morning (San
day exceplrd,) at \. NJ, and reach Guyandoe the
SECOND night by 9 o'coek-~here Steam Boats pass
hourly Tor Cincinnati. and the Great " est.
The whole route is over firm graded ufnpib"s and de
extent ef our line enables Ii MAXI it thofnaablg Il
popular one while promise Lack oil eAefon 10
render il such
" Fare from Uhte sa1php Springs 10 Gayoa>
dotte, SlO75.
Passengers Will be allowed 81 rs. # Baggage over
thai, proporlioul'e charge will be made.
For arg othar iafrmalion, enquire Of : u. Clewcs,
al the franklin HOTEL Lyhcbburg.
WP. FARlsn s, Co.
Oct Is 3w-w I'm
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FdrIiscrShip HR6 Eca0rGl.

| Nv r taken into partnership with me CHtGLEs
", hoyE. The business VII, Tor The future, bc
conducted under the style of
nTTVER 8 LOVE.
ieel very grateful 10 my friends aai The ruhlic for
Tue uotfa patronage extended To ne; aud take tins
opportunity u requesting continuance ot Their flvurs 10
the new concern.
Oar business will be carried on in a tenement imme-
dla'tly opposite my fruer Shop where we are open.
ing and feeeT'aga fresh sopoy of
eiofh's' e'ssstaltcrca, E'cs8ass. Fla1stT-
AfFTi'icfs, storHs, tsoae1sss
aad variety OF olherarcIss usually hee b, Merchant
Iajlors. - - , -
~ Tailoring trusted iaour care, VII be executed
with nealncss aud despaen.
,,...o CHRISTOPHER M'iFER.