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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-08-08
"TRUTE rs, MtcErY k1yD WILL. PREVAIL >
"A. B. MARSHALL.
No. iss Eighth srccts
- II ~ rbA5 5yKy yu,s .

Imitation Cambrc, Camhrc Dimiiy. irish shitling
Linens, Dnmask Table tinch. TdhIe Clo,hs and
| Napkins. Long Lawns, French Linen Camhric and
Linen Lawns. cheap shifting and Sheetng Mus.
Iinsj and superior Long Cloth Shifting.
MOURNING GOODS.
Lupihs b, B,mb'zines Of al qualities, and tho vs..
rinus shades NJ Black. Summer Brmb zines or
Briiliartes. Silk and Cotton w tp Alpacc,., Siks.
Mouseiin lie I.sines. Barues Baz z,rnss. VI rquesr.
Grenadines. Ginehsms lawns. & npes. Crane nn1
Love I'i.se vicls. KID ard Silk Go,es, Iiosic'y.
Plain Six Giacs, Ottoman, Thilwt Baregc and
Twisted silk Sbawls, Searfs and Graves
SHA WIS .sND SCARFS.
French Cashmere long und .qu.,e Saws,
Dr"c'e do, Printed, Barcge. 1hbct an,l crk III
do. Glacis. Twisted SILK, Greusdine, Hsrnani and
Mohair do, and low priced do.
Silk, Grensdinc, yauge, and other long and
shoIt Scsrfs. Als,, Cravais.
Black Lace and Silk Mantss, Visit, Capes and
Cardinals, of the new styles.
EMBRofDERLES AND LACES
Emb'd Caps. Collars. spencers and Chen;z.,'.,
under Sleeves aud Cuff. English and Frn,,
Thread Laces, Edenss ard Insrttings. Linen D.,
bin Edei g and lnser'ings, emb'd Swiss and Cav.
brio do. Black and White Lace Wells Lace Shav
and Scarfs, wide Black Lsces Tor Man,ilias A. /
Scsrfs and Black Brussels Lace, for trimming do.
and dresses
HOSIERY
English white and black ribb'd. emb'j, open
worked, and pain Silk Hosiery white and blsrt
bali H'se, ,ibbd and plain spun Silk and raw Six
do; also, English and Swiss white, colored, aud
unhIeaehcd Cotton do; ,ibb'd, plain, emh'd clock
ed. and open worked; also, Childfen's Gotten do,
and Ladies' white and unbleached Lisle Thread
do, Of various qualities, scarce aud desirable
'icle, and other Hosiery of various descriptions.
LINEN CAMBRTC AND LAWN HDKFS
Plain. corded, bcrdered, ryiere, r1usiqrr. and
emb'd Linen Cambrc a,d Lawn Hdkfs, from l2s
cts, to $50 each Also. Bags. Purses. Green Ba.
rege for Wells, Gauie Wells. Black Linen, Lead
coI'd and Brown do. Paper Muslins, &c.
FOR GENTLEMEN
All the new styles rich and cheap Scarfs and
Crava's; Kid Silk. Thread. and other Gloves;
Cotton half Hose; silk and Linen Cambric pocket
Hdkfs, Suspcnders, &c.
gJ You can find at MARSHALTi'S. Iss Ches-
nut sitret, alnost ev,ry ar icle in Dry G"od that
ynu require, aud at prices quite low. f not lower
than sl.ewhre, (t is 10 his interest 10 sell cheop)
md he is aniIy adding t. his stock tae
est and cheapest cuoJs. you Wi be sure of being
suited. lDut, reader, you are invited to call and
judge for yourself
Phi'adelphi, May 10Th, lsi6.-om
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~ ~ rs ~ LIE ID .

In New Columbia, on the 22d ult., by Henry
High, Esq, Mr. JonS FoREsMAN, Of this county,
10 Mrs. SARAH MCoRMIck, of fLycoming county.
In Milton, on the 2Sth ult by the Rev. +.
Ruthrauf, Mr.. NJ. A. Force OF New York. to
Miss MARcaRErTA. daughter of Joseph Bound,
Esq, Of that place.
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Tin and Shcct-lr0n Ware
MANUEACTORX.
8 = 4 " 8 q n o " n, PH n MA

VVvHE suhscriter respectfully informs The pnblc
i that he has cemmencsd the manufacturs Of
Tin nnd Sheet-lrOn Ware,
IN oh iis various branches, st Sehnse'ose. His
ware Is not only made Of The best materials, but is
put together in substantial aud workmanke man.
nsr, differing in this respect Gom much OF The waIe
sold, witch is made uP in hony for that purpose.
An exce!ient assortment viii be kep, on hand Al oil
tiu,ss, which win be snd on the most reasonable
terms. ANDREW 8. WINGERT.
sslinsgsove, May is,h. is4s-M
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DE NYIS TR Y.
JACOB HELLER.

HVHANKFUL for tho liberal encouragement
which he has received. woull respectfully
infrm his friends and the citizens Of Northumier
land county in general that he has prepared him.
SELF with the hes, Incurrupuble Teeth, Gold Plato
Gold Foil, &c, ihst can be had in the city of Phi
lsdrphia and tha, he will cndeavor, to The utmost
Of his ability. TO render full satisfaction to s who
moy think proper to engage his services. lie will
be in Sudbury at the Augu.t court, where he will
he prepared at his residence. to insert Teeth on
Coli Plate. or on Pivot on The latest and most sp.
proved pl,ns and attend 10 all hebrsnches belong
ing TO DENTAL SURGERY.
l.sdi's will he waited on at their places Of resi-.
dencc, if desired. T~ f F
His charges will be reasonable, aud his wotk
warranted.
He will visit different parts OF the county, abou,
once in three m n'hs. tFBF
Sunbury, July 18th. ls46 --6m
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Notice.

AIOTICE u hereby given. that an sI plicsiion
IL will be mode to lhe next Legislature Tor q
charter for q b, nh with capital Of $50 zoo. ard
power t. increase the csl iiil hr'of to si00 o00.
with banking and d'scountins privileges. 'o ic csl
led "1he Bank Of shsmokin." and % he heated IN
The borough Of Sunbury, in Northumberland c"un.
,v. June ?7,h, 1876.
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PRICE CURRENT.
Corrected uaosly sy Henry Ma.,t-.
ksa:sso s.crs!er!!!

This GOOD sds ce zones from iiir,,j. an edu.
Gated physician, snl one who has heen cured OF
pratrac'rd ilinss., hv 'THE IMPROVED fNDI.
AN VEGETABLE PlELS.' (SroAa to.ren
which are a, This moment eilec ing some of The
most rcmark,'le cures recun and they will ctl,.
'inue To heal The sick long as they are resor'el
10 hv them. This 's no nos'rum, made merely to
scl i,irsp ctive 4 ts quaiiss, hut valuable med
Icine, made by we'll informed Ply .ician. # veee.
table Insredienis. pure, e6lcncioas. ard harmless
In . f'w days. We hall m'ke public uepor' ui Sc
ver,l more ca-es ofn cipsD cures for ice note no
others) AMI the public mty knoD on wha, NELL.
cine TO reiy IN time Of need.
O CAUTION.-As mscrabls imitation has
been made, by the name Of .'SugW Coated Pill"
il is Necessary 70 be sure iha, DR. G DEsJ SNIrus
signature 10 on every box. Price rs cents.
Principal Office. t79 Greenwich st New York.
Sold by JOHN w. FRiI.fNG. Sunbury.
WIN. FORsYTHE. Norfhun,d
Aug. 8 h, 1916.
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Orphans, Court sale.

| N pursuance Of an order Of tho Orphans Court
L Of Northumberland county will be sold at pub.
lie vendue, on Saturday the 9th day of September
next, on the premises, 10 said county, 10 wit:
A certain tract Of land situate in Rush township,
county aforesaid, adjoining land Of Isaac Kline,
Widow Sroh, Henry Huff and o,hets. containing
so acres more less IS acres Of which are clear.
ed, whereon is erected small one story frame and
Late the esste of David Kssemsp, decd. E.s
Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock. A. N. Of said
day, when the conditions of sals will be made
known by FREDERICK KASEMAN,
August 9Th, is46.-5t z1i Admr.
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Valuable Real Estate
EpDg GoAGa5D,


a III. that certsn Tavern Stand and Valuable
IA Farm, situate in Shamokin town.h n, Nor
ihumherland county, on Centre Turnpikr. about
miles from Sunhury, the county town, adjoining
lands Of Fegeiy's Heirs, Annanias Sax,on md o.
thers, containing $50 acres more or less, 30 acres
of which heing in good meadow, small ere, k
running through The same, and about 20 acr, 6
thereof being well lmbered. the residue being in
high state Of cultivation under excellent fences, on
which is orchard Of choice frut trees; the hull
dings consist Of d two story stone dive ling house
well adapted for Tavern Stand. which wss K, p
as such for upwards Of SIS years, a large convent.
ent bank barn, with abundance Of good sheds aud
other ou, buildings.
A1SO-Anoiher small tract Of land adjoining
the above and lands Of Daniel J. Rote and others
containing about ls acres in good state of cutva-
tim; the buildings there n consist &c a two story
fame dwelling house and frame hank barn. with
either out huilJines--wa,er spIinRing at The door
Of this dwelling aud the tavern stand. ty mrsn. OF
fountain pumps Bring late the real estate uf Mar.
lin Weaver. deed, and viii le s,iJ at private sale
by the sub crhcr, heiug authorized by tho heirs Of
said deceased. Ind spu,a le titles will be given.
DANIEL J. ROTE.
F.r The use Of the Hcis Of said j, ceased.
Shatnokin township August |, lSi6.-tf
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Also. every variety Of fsds,', Boys ani chill
dsens shoes ct rtess lower than ever before oi.r.
ed. Come and See 4
Sunbnry, June l3Ih, le46-6m
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Isw ArrAcassSr 70 rss PIAxo--- man
Boston went home the other evening, and
I'd now spd somewhat origina, st.scbmss,
,is wife's piano. III was put on by the She.
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VIVhe CrrIsKirtp MAesssAa HAis Or, has
Il Just been received sad is for sale q the s,aSe Of
My 30, lsiG. HENRY MAsSER
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-12
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
MoSpAY, Feb I'd, lS46.
PETITION.

By Mr.. Taum. memorial Of members Of the Bar Of
Patrick coonry praying Chan !e the Quarterly term
ut said county.
The blli Incorporating tho Potomac aud Ohio Rail
r ad Company" caine up as The order OF The DAY.
Mr. Lee resumed his remarks which were suspended
on Saturday. As TO the impuiaon made by The gentle
man fion Wheeling, upon the conduct of The Baltimore
and Ohm Rail Road Company, he would say, thai il
was wholly uniounded aud urjns' and he was astonsi'
ed that any one should attempt 10 cast improper
1pcih,ns upon that Company. Tho gentleman from
Nh cling commended that the construction OF the Road,
would destroy Wheeling, and wanted IN know whether
the legislature would upon principle SO subversive
of all nghl1 Must the Legislature des from enacng
Law both wise and polite. Tor fear II may lnjnre some
other interest," and that comparatively small interests
As to the injury which would result 10 the Central I'm
movement, from the construction OF This Road. II was
wholly IDEAL lie had tho say so ut the friends OF the
Central improvement, that wrnld not IN the least pre-
vent the taking of the stock in the proposed Railroad
from II edmond to the Ohio The privilege OF buying
lands and establishing manufactures was The grand IT,
ducement TO capitalists 10 invest the funds IN the Cen
tral Improvement. He wanted To knnw, moreover
neither now tina, he and those interested 10 tlis Road
had aided the pa rons of the Richmond and Ohio Rail
road BILL in passing that BILL they would turn arounc
and refuse TO grant their prayeR Whether one portion
If Tho Commonwealth was TO be sacrificed 10 The bene'
fit Of another2 Il The duty ol the STATE I" protect
as far as possible all lis cliZeus II wns one OF The grand
duies Of the State 10 make highways Tor ihe convent
ence OF all portions OF the State
| Mr. BJcuck nude few remarks IN support Oh Inc
/ bill. r.,
Mr. Broadns moved The Indefinite ros,ponenen Of The
! b H. and gave his reasons lnr so dung.
afcr some IA, her discussion by MI. Edeing'on and
Others the previous question was calico, when was ho'
sustained by The flonee.
Mr. Lee then Gr he addressed tho House ~ f'1'y 10
NJ t5gns'oh
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SENA re.
FnipAv. Feb,nary q, 1896.

Mr.. Stanad moved to suspend the rule Of the Senate
Tor The purpose of fe,consdering The vote the pas.
sage OF The bill 10 incorporate the Virginia Eclectic aud
Scientific Institute Mr.. Cox in the Chair.
This led 10 long debate, upon tho merits IL The hill
between Messrs. Baptist, Scott. aud Thompson Of A..
In favor; and Mrssfs, Slsnard, Galshef, Cspcr,on,
Wallace md Whether, ngsinst It,.
Tho vote was finally taken. NJ :. o'clock. upon the
mutton 10 reconsider The vote, and dee ded the AFR
native.
MI Baptist then moved that the bill be laid on tho
lnble the Senate moi being full This was nevatved
and the hill heiug put on It's passage, was rejected.
Ayes q, NUS IL
On mollpn ol Mr.. Voolfolk. the Senate adjourned.
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

Eu,n,y Hall c,L IaAC
'
communication was received nom me o"vef"of
,ss''hs an account 81 '"r cono'''o" I" 'n"EAo"angs
DUN -,
'oh'n"n'ca'"h was received rom me oena'e STA
"k wa, "" ,.'u r''s'' Nv. o','e ' ns
nv Ia sell The stuck Of delinoneo, Subscribers.
'rbey have ,lso n,ss.d HE hin en,i,l.d.
An ac, nc,rneraiio, , comn,ny IN c,n.,rvc, ,.,n.
pike rad from iovardsyillr IN tho county of Alb.
marie tho bridge across Kocksh river in the county of
Nclsoo with amendn,en,s
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RICHARD n. T'OLER, Editor.
HlsllMSo
C. THE LYNCHBURG ylRCINlAN,

o. THE LYNCHBURG YIRGINlAN,
pabtshed seni- sccekiy (cpery .honday and Thursday
BY SrArHAM, BILLIARD 4 TOWNI.EY,
Al Four Dollars per aaium payable in adranoe. No sub
,pfsn alts recciredfor shorter time than sir months
and NO paper cH be discontinued (ercept at the discretion
.rtae fdtors,) until all oorearages paid.
~ .ADrERTISE.NEN'T'S Inserted at so CENTS PEI
square Tor ,ess) for ccery inner form Insertion aud 81
sft1e (or ,es) for eyery outer form Insertion
EvERl .aDTERIISER required to note, on has
manuscript ho,r long he tshes has advertisement inserted
advertisement, not noted o be inserted TIL IT'S DIS
continuance be ordered.
FOR Y-E.7RLT .4DTERTfSLNG the terms are for
he prr,sse Of squares, $40 for one square so for
sqtare, iiner form, s35. EreY yearly ddre"tse'
viii be ,ted has edrertiaS 10 hts pattcu-
ttr line Of business.
a. JOB PRLETLNi; crecutcd neatly and erpeddous-
II md unreasonable tsrmS.
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IE'R.NELs IN ai,seo. illustrated, by A. NJ. Gil
Ramb,cs by land and valer, by Norman,
Nolcs from the Sea, by Rev. J. Mitchell.
Library otthe Prose aud Poetry OF Europe aud America
Ntrur Library. edited. by Morris s. " His,
Complete worbs oil \. 7. Willis,
Modern BRUSH Essayis.s. hy CARLYLE,
Geraldine and other roet1s, by VI. + Topper,
The Book of Hearts,
The Roman Church, Sc, by c. Ed. Lester.
Interim Life, by Crham.
Chronicles Of the Cd by 10. Soulhey,
llours' Lille 1t Mozul.
fdppugs IN Authpt l.ahd. by Fam, FORESTER
Literary Miscellany 10y 6Ilhllan
Wh.wet's Eieuens Of Morality
The Suffering oi Chnst.
The Artist. Merchant and Sialesnan, by C. L. Lester
l.egal Rights uf Women,
Uoon Of the Holy spnl aud the Church by Jenkyn,
The extent Of the Aonement, "
Aunolds Rugby School Sermons
The Jcsuits, by Nlichele & Qaoet,
\ Treatise on Healthy Skin. by Erasmus " ilson.
Sern"n the Mount. spIenddly Illuminated.
The last of The Azecs by f.. Maurn,
Ascanis. by AK. Dumas
The three Guardsmen, :" g."
Love and Mesmetism, by Horace Smith.
Just received aud toT sale BY
ID. b. PAYNE.
Jan Is Is
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FEMALE SEMINARY.

fENlE ensuing session Of MISSES GORDON,S
Il school. will commence On Monday, the 9Th vi
February. 1916.
TERMS tot the Session Of 5 months. payable in al.
vance,
LIST class tor beginners 81 90
2nd cass--tor the more advanced; Spelling
Reading, Wfl,in., Auihmeic. iiisrmy,
aud Geagaghy, 10 90
sd class Photography, Reading, Writing.
Anhmec. English Grammar. Ancient y
Modern Geography and tumros,tion. II %
llh class all the higher branches usually
taught IN the best schools, together With
French, II 90
Music On The Piano. 3 lessons per week. % 90
Drauing and Painting. 10 U0
Oriental rntiag. s 90
Wax Work, 10 %
Embroidery. q %
BOARD per month, 10 90
Jan 20 Is
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ENGROSSED BILL.

y 10 limited amount.
ENGROSSED BILL.
Mi Neby's resolution lar the appropriation Of 800.
der Of i y lay
Mr.. ietby said the Importance of Education
E'a' 'n'eer tell On that subject, and the necessity al
dong something for The eause al Education was bis IN.
dncenen' tr say something In support OF that cause
his inject IN supporting the proposition contained IN this
resolution was 10 better the condition o thousands h.
Were abouflng under great disadvantages. lie would
hfs' iook ni, the condition Of the Treasury in connocs
ton with this subject. lie showed by reference 10 the
ier'r Ut the Auditor that the sum OF SlQ 600 will BIZ
IN the Treasury on the lst Oct 'I6 At The present
rate Of TAXATION there will be- The Treasury on the Isl
oi ociohct. III, The of $4,000; taking out the
sum oi $4,000 for waking lhr Soulhwcsern Road; aud
There VIII emaln S235 900. Taking from The rieasn
~ the sun OF S13uoo or the construction III the Sout>
west Road there III femain an the Isl n Dcnher 'i6
SlluooO. showing tia, there will then be no deficit In
the Treasury.
lie would now enquire lula the condition Of the Lite
iary Fund by reference Ia the Second Auditors Ke
port. he shaved ihot Tho average annual income Of the
Literary Fund 500 900, of tha, amount only NO
900 Was appropriated to the support Of Primary
Schools.
As 10 the suffieucy Of ha, fund Tor tho purpose of
Primary Instruction. hy reference 10 statistics he showed
that IN Virginia, there 81 900 lhdpen chill.
dren only ~ 900 of whom received any benefit from the
school fund. and that very limited benefit showing that
the SUN Of $4,000 wholly insufficient 10 educate
% Ouo chlldteh, and hs the additional proposed appro.
priaon Of 500 900 making IN all $4,000 would not
be by any means loo large Tor tia, purpose Of Ed
ncann. lie read various reports from school Commits,
slone's complaining ui HE total naoquncy Of the School
Quota 10 the accomplishment Of ia purpose
He called The auooon OF The House 10 tho Minority
Report oi the Comnlltee W hom the subject was rr
ier"d, showing the prac,lcaby Of lhe Primary School
System in the Nurhern States
ELECTION OF PUBLIC OFFICERS
The joint order OF the day for the Election of Public
Officers. was here announced, when all lie uld ones
were re-t.ctcd
Aud lhtn Tie House adj nruod.
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Inc vote was then taken upon the indefinite posi- p,ne
menl OF The bill. winch resned-nycs II, noes az. So
the bill VAS Indefinitely pastpoa.d
Mr. fefby's resolution came up az the order nj III,
day, aud was postponed, aud mado The order Of III, ,a
Tor 10 morrow.
On motion Vi Mr.. Dowdcn, the House adjourned.
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LAW NOTICE,
""hneS Garland y JJ'iss. u. Branch

AVE united in the practice Of Law. They will
~ attend the courts Of Campbell, Bedford. Amherst
ase'sp", Apnonaiisx, Charlotte and Lynchburg Al
as's o COLLECTIONS will be strictly attended to by Mr.
j. Garland will, by this arrangement, be
% ~ give vla'an and prompt atenlil to the cases
lfsIs
hre, IS :,
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REPORTS OF COMMITTEES

Mr. Pendlc,on. itom Committee on Roads. Sc, re-
ppied bill Ia snihwze the LynchLuTg and Salem
f'arplke Company to McAdsmise lhsir sssd, sd ~
othfr purposes.
Also, n bill 10 amend an sct entitled an act concern.
ing The Ovrrsocrs oi the Poor
by Mr.. Parks-Pcliiion Of sens of Carroll cuunty
asking Tor the passagc Of law establishing Prsoaci
Election al Ban's Forge. in said county.
FNGROSSED BILLS
bill to increase the capital stock Of tho S,sun,ou
md James Rvts River Turnpike Company, for the
purpose ol enabling them Macadamxo their road--
r. jecled by vote Of ayes SO. noes 81.
bill arprnprlang SUN OF money 10 Rector Col-
Icse. Rejected by a vote Of ayes 80. tues so.
CONVENTION.
The Convention bill here up The order u The
day.
Mr.. LeiIwieh continued an1 concluded HE rcmafks
upan this bill.
The order IT tho day was then passed by and made
the order OF thu day iur Tomorrow nj l2 o'c,rk.
On lonol Mr.. Scott. the House adjourned.
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CONVENTION.

The Convention bill was here cal,dup, ~ the IN.
flushed business of the House.
Mt LEFT wich addressed the House At some length in
continuation oi his afgun,eat connencyd On SATURDAY.
last
Mr. PsndcIon. through courtesy To Mr.. L.. who srem
ed somewhat exhausted, moved Ia pass by the Con.
s'non bull for to day and make the order Of the DAY
lot Ia morrow, al l2 o'.luck. which WAS done,
On mutton. the House adjourned.
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Negroes .tcGrOes =:
FE1HE subscriber wishes hire f,r the s,ssng vsar
u frnn 50 To 60 Nsgrp Men, for which .hr highest
rrcs "Ill ne given. Apply to tiiAs. PHELPS.
Dee. IS ts
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HIDE, OIL AND LEATHER
STORE.
FIlliE undersigned is now getting in GOODS
n which he has purchased al the North h, and
is prepared 10 sell low. Those wishng ,oin his
hnc arr invited 10 call.
500 sides New York Sole Leather
50 barrels Tanners OIL.
1900 pair Shoes aud Boots
so dlz Hats and Caps
Saddles, Umbrellas, Shoe Thread, Shoe Pegs, Shoe
Knives, sc.
Wholesale and Retail. al tho old stand of G. POLAND
bee & Co. aud opposite Davis, Cohoun s. Co. Man
Street JOHN j. HUSBAND.
Oct Is 6m
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

iHoHspAr Feo. ON, iS1O IS
A communication was received from the Senate sa~
'lhP ai they brve rnsafd the bill entitled An A~t Il,
'neorp"iaie thu Richnund 4 Ohio Hail Ruad Cum
pany.n
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Z0CerSs House,

good Ice house. and all necessary Oul h,ynss..
Alsn one other TRACT. adjoining The first uen ION
ed rnc' containing about 200 acres. the Of ~heh
is in wouds.
Also, other tract, lying the East side Of Brook
Neal, containing 40 ACRES. II or I2 If which are
first rate Saunton river Low Grounds, with neat and
comfortable residence upon it.
Also, other tract. lying nhnn lhv miles from
Brock Neal, containing about $50 acres A r,rti.n uf
" hch is first rate Tobacco land.
Also, hne MERCliA',r MILL, on Big Falling
river. about ! mile from .,rouk Neal.
Ale, III the liz eh,ld and Kitchen Furniture.
1Eh.hS.'-lhe .ends will be snId on l. 2 snd
) years credit. me purchasers giving bonds with
approved sern.ty; the lionsehnh and Kitchen Farni
lure Will % sold a credit of Q months All psr~Us
havi.g claims against the said estate will pess~ pre-
san them tine day If sale. in order that arrangements
may be made for payment. All ih0se indebted said
vii make fyn'eni s'on as p"ssible,
duise nce be ei,n. The property win be shs~s
any person wishing view. by myself Robert r. Cal
Ia way or Josiah c. Galloway.
JAMES +. CALLAWAY. Ex's
Vi Francis Csllsway.
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GEO. ES.fs. Esg..N.sGEg,
Attorney att Law.

!" ptac,ce his profession in the Courts Of
w Lynehburg, Campbell bedford. Amherst and
Appamattx. Office the Post Office, Lynehburg
Nhginin.
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THURSDAY MORNING., FEBRUARY ~. 1916
FOR PRxI:ITE N.ELE.

\ VERY LIKELY NEGRO GIRL. Is YEARS
"A OF AGE. CilAS PHELPS, Auct'r.
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