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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1847-01-30
~ VeglQgGSDgG
Property.

The subscriber having been engaged neat
thirty years IN the Mercantile Business,
wishes to retire ard settle up his concerns
aud give younger hands an operruntv Of
making money, offers his PROPERTY
IN BLOOM TOWNSIIP, consisting o'
STORE, MILL, FARMS, FUHNACE
and other property !his property is siua,td
m big Flshingcrcek three miles from N'
canal and same distance from Bloomsbutg
he new Seat Of Justice & is good location
for any public business. Dan has four pair 81
Stones, with The necessary Bolts and other
matters. Furnace calculated 20 make 81
Tons Pig Iron per week lis suited TO us,
Either Char Cosl or Stone Cosl-has beel
in successful operation for the past tx,
years Iron ore plenty in tie nelghbor.
hood and wood lands Within few miles O.
She Furnace
Or would sell one half the Interest in ia,
properly to person competent AND willing
'n take an active hand in Ihc management
!aItess 10 Ligh,street Post Office CuMmbt
Icoruly Pa. NJ. Mellow ELL.
December ,. 1916.
The Danviie Democrat, Miners Journal
IPoolsvle, Democcat aDg Argus, ,Eas,ou, and
Jefferson Democrat Reading, wlIl give rh,
Iabove fpe Insertions and torward their b,'A
for payment 10 " Mcdowell, Mgtl.swce
Ior to this oiTic0.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1847-01-30
PasbgSC Safe.

In pursuance oC an Ootdef OF the Or
phsns Cour, Columbia county, Oh
Saturday February l3,IlsI7
nexi al 10 O'Clock in ,he forenoon, Samuel
Klsner Guardian Of The Minor children Ot
William Adams late ol Madison township
in SAID county deceased viii expose to pub
lice vendue upon the premises, certain
iracl Of land situate in Derry township, Co
lUmbia county aforesaid, adjoining lands oI
Thomas Adams, aud land formerly Of John
Adams now Peter Mosder and others con-
aiming about
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1847-01-30
SLOAN & THOMPSON

HAVE JUST RECEIVED AN ADDITIONAL
SUPPLY OF
Cloths from 561 cents to 50
Snuiuctt~ from 81 to 81 cents
Cassimelcs from 81 cents TO $3.50
Cas-meres Satins d Silks
Velvet Vcsliug= hnm IS cents to s.
CasLimcrcs delaias d &Afaean ,attinsirom 25 to65
4 splendid asormcntot prints from to Is cents
Phds n lynseys Of several kinds
B'cachcd A. unhlcachcd muslins from G to cts
Gentcmaus & ladies' cravats glove, &c. &c
In short full asso. Cment oldy goods
ALSO,
4 splendid assortment Of Quconsware& Hardware
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Mems course broGan shoes 8 cents
Mems calf shoes good 81 ,25
Mems coarse boots G24
Mems fine boots hom So 2.G2t to S2S7l
Grocc'ics ofthe best quality
Hoosses from 80 TO go cents per gallon
SUGAR Coffee and SO forth.
They respectfully invite the attention Of the pub
lie TO an examination Of the goods.
Espeytowu, November -
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1847-01-30

Military Members c/ Congress-.
IT, the ho1se Of Congress are 27 mem.
hers who hold, in name, if not in CON
mission, military TILE above the rank Of
captain; IS Geucr,ls, IL Colonels, and 2
Nj jnr. In The Senate there are Gsnet-
plS Houston and Rock, and I,ieulsn,r,
C"lonel Benton. The Clerk Of the
House is a Msior-and the President
himself was Colonel.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1847-01-30

THE Heroine Of Tampico,-i sub
scriplion has been Sc, on foot at NewOr-
leans TO collect sum sufficient to pur-
chase, for Mrs. Chase, service Of
plate. This is the lady who frs, So,
afnat The stars and stripes a, Tampico
and so wrought upon The Mex'cars'
fears iha! they abandoned the town, ard
left b'oodless conquest TO Com, Con,
nor She deserves some testimonial for
her conduct and the ladies' have orieinat.
ed this mode Of rewardng her patriot
ism.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-21
CHARLES r. ALLEN.
Successor To Charles workman,
LOTTERY NENDER.

NO under CHy Hotel, RichnEOHd, Virginia,
MALLS the attention % adventu,ts following Schemes
~ ior the month OF JANUARY. 1917:
$4,000 10000. &c.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY. Class u, for Isi7, drawn
nuary 23d - No louep-i3 drawn Bao's. scheme-
s3uOGO Of 10000, COCO, Tickets SU-haIves
sud quarters proportion Cerhai-- Of packages Of - Woes
sI3O-haivcs ard quarters proportion.
$4,000. 10000. &c.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Class f. Is47 g drawn Jl-
mary 3nth 66 Nos, and - drawn Ballots. Speud Seh,rne
for buying plckIgs' pie OF S.5 ocO of 10000
cts $40 halves . quarters $50 Cers al packages OF -
Who'e Tickets siOu; p halves so =. quarters IS.
i- Onder for Cert ;acs and Packages, and
Shares the Lo;ter ard Lotteries by
MAURY q CO. addressed und,r- gEci most
attention, ans OF Drawing
an who order from Address CHAS. u. ALLEN.
JAG Richmond Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-21
STRATTON,S OFFICE.


NOS. SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET.
lie, all the world say they can,
For selling Prizes, STATIONS the man.
Drawn No. Of New Jer.cy No. = Jan'y 18Th.
&c 40 81 63 Is 68 25 80 a. &c a 4 ? 3s
Ticket Nos p 10 AZ capital sod and paid by STATION
- Dawn raw =, No. Of Akin! dri "a; C. Ian ie, isi7:
Whole prize Of $3.50 Both soId and paid by
DT@ Nos 80 OF 90 sg s. E'e No ,s'7
Do do 81 30 81 sTRATfoN
Drawn Nos OF AleranIrta No = Jsn'y 2oth.
IL 80 65 II SO 81 25 IS 81 A.
$4,000 5000.
Thur-ayNew Jersey No G. CaPi,sI. $4,000 3Ooo 5000
i4'S 20 Of 1000 &c 7s Nos. II drawn Tickets IS halves
$4,000, 1852
THURSDAY Eysnns-Lee'sus No /. CaP'a' $4,000. lsoo,
$4,000, 1000.
Friay-Moaon,ara, No. Capital $4,000 sOeO 1900 io46
1910 Of Iooc &c - Nos 10 drawn Tickets 81 halves
quarters soc.
saiuiaysus.eI Ell No Capitals. $1,000 is52 Of 1000
OF SOO,2 OF 300, &c. - Nos, 49, drawn Tickets 81
so, qr %.
Aenndria Ioucy Cas. D. for 1917 to be drawn Jan. e3d
IS NO. LOTTERY-I3 DRAWN BALLOTS
Grand Prize OF s3oooe 10000 5000 5000, 10 Of
1850 - Of 1000 25 OF 500 so Of 300.
Tickets slu halves s. $50 CerGeates Of packages
Whoes $3.50; IS halves 65 25 qrs - 80
$4,000, 10000.
Alexandria Lottery Class E for lsi5 be drawn Jan Both.
&c NO LUTrERY-I3 DRAWN BALLOTS.
GRAND sourSr Prize Of SIS oOO 10000 5OOO 1000 10 Of
1000 IS Of 500 40 Of $50,
Tickets $40; halves quarters $50. Certificates packages
OF % Wholes cost 500 halves SO; quarters IS.
Q Buyers referred my Of Prizes which
the Office, Of what done; every
ins continues to the sold and paid by
" certificates ngs in tn. above
Seh-mes, and ali Lotteries promptly to-
drawing when requested
Please address orders N sTRATToN
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-21

Servants Boots and shoes, fresh from tho
Manufacturers.
N Il. FRANKLIN will open this dav, received
- ,rthe sehr 4 u Thompson following additional sun
ply ~ servants Boots AMI shoes-vn
Womcrs vSTy heavy pcFged and served
Laced Boots Tor do
Mems b,avy water proof Boots,s wtd ard pcFgrd
Roys do
AMI Ia on hand Of his manufacture
boys tnd lined bouGd Brocu-the
Shockcc lll An OF tie above my poion
sold either by he tcn pter- unusually
for the quality Owners Of Servants would DO give
their custom he - Satisfied wuh proGs, or
tine p Those sending please the price in
II.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-21
Trustees Sale of Land in Henrfco
County.

Trustees Sale OF Land i'm HenrIcO
County.
E(I virtue Of a Deed of Trust executed to the
~ subscriber. by William Taylor County Of King
Queen the 10th Of February I5I6 and Clerks
ohe o. Henneo county Court shall sale pre-
for cash MONDAY, the st day February ue1 N
h-t not on the next fair dy the parcels
in the said deed mentioned hng IN The %
miles below City OF Richmond may swamp
adjoining the lands Of Jo cph Tent and Others
one hundred and hroIe acres more or lss upon
comfortable dwelling house recently built Necessary out
houses This farm very productive eonssiEs prne ally
Chck1aomny low grounds, and easIy cultivated.
The uue said ard believed be
Tse such title only Will be conveyed tn purchaser
I'd the Trustee by q the teed a1re.ad
10 sale 10 commence ~ II o'e,Jek, NJ.
2l-dtds GnDDTN -,rg.,,
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VALUABLE THEOLOGICAL. WORKS,
LATELY Published.
RISHOP BUFFERS WORKS, complete

The Pulans and Pnn..plcs by Edwin Hail. volume
5vo-I,75
Bishop Bro~ners Commentary tn, Prayer hook
tlOn-3
Pcyd Mr kips Work Reclamation the CONCESSION NJ
n'"nEici 10 Romanin Tale Of domestic and Religious Life
Hal. Edited by Rev. w KipGlc
Princeton Theological Fstays. vol sVo-25O
Taylots Practical Woks Sermons Hoy Living
Holy DyiTg English copy-3fO
Btrghlm Antiquities Christian Church
svo; London edition
Dr stoHes biscouT-os on the Chuich Univcsal-I
AENinier on tsa.ah-1
Bish09 liDbar's Chri'utn Manual, 18th ciiron-62c
Hsoy ofthe Reformation EnganJ by Rcv.J Spencer
M--sOr
Hymns the Church Ca'echisma little voune-9Os
The state Of the Departed by Bishop Hobart
pefrlnz7huoc the Lost Church Found Church
lard Church but Aposoca independent
All protesting Church 900 yetri before the Reformation.
q r 20 ins TeawHey, A. formerly Tow Blio College.
DI'otd-T5 NASH 4 wuuDnGISE,
Ja2O I3g.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-21
lotteries.
D. PAINE a.,

ID. PAINE 81 CO.,
MAN ERS OF LOTTERIES,
Richmond. Va.
THE New Year opens with the most Brilliant
II Schemes under the of D. PAINE CO. which
have UT been presented 10 the public The old Marynd
Lotteries under the exclusive Paine Co
al'o offered to the patrons Of fosns Home
the Grand Capitals have teen sold AID paid at sight The Schemes
for goth and Goth January the extreme
G. w. PURCELL, Agent for the Manager,
Richmond. Va;
GRAND SCHEMES FOR JANUARY.
100000 divided into 10 Prires Of $4,000 each
susoUEHANsA CANAL LOTTERY. Ca., s. for IsIT-to be
as NuNBERs-Ie DRAWN
SPLENDID PEuEs
10 rIi.s, of....'''.-.sieSoo rrre o. 81 900
r:;:i So: ,,,: 5000 2? 90 500
Of whoes slsO halves CO. quarters 30.
$4,000 10000. 10000!
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY. Gas. No. ito be
~ NUMBErs--Ia DRAWN
l rrns ot..... $4,000 PINE of...........s5OoO
10000 80 1900 600
.do........... 5000 40 ....do............ SEQ
Whole Tickets $3.50; DO halves 80: do quarter.
ssoOOO-IO,OoO,
Grand Consolidated Lottery elias, No b. drawn
day Jan 3oh, isi7 at wimrg on. Del 10 Nos,
oE,Sn c.rrAtss
pri.eof ssoooo ipr,e Of $500
i : :5s5 d 1900 1900
Tickets $40 halves az. So
Certificate OF packages OF Whole. .........si2O
"..........".. -. halves.
."......-..."... .-.qTs................30
% Person. ordering by The package may price
We every day Lotteries from 81 remit
ane. Is made To u.s. large Of small viii al~ays the
popular Lotteries hand TIE drawings requested
all who order from The cash for an Capitals
postage paid Lotteries
received addressed pronp,
confidential attention. Actress
DIP A.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-21
yIyO DRUGGISTS and Dealers in Mediclne.

- Or bistdr's Ba,sa4 THd CArB-The celebrated
inabc remedy the Of AthHa and Liver
Complaint, disc 1vered city
Pha residence
that ever lived Since that time has by It's
py surely and safely way through the opposition
oi quarks and coun.Tfcter, gnt
lceence has aned for itself oHvabe popularity, and
sab he'd itself confidence Of intelligent
public cnd Of The
of thousands who have b'n relieved and cured by % valuable
Article will show that nGtyancat the head Of all other
Tor the which
The genuine Dr Wilrs Hasim NJ Wla Cherry
BY duy appointed respectable dealers
al cries all important throughout
States, Canldas and British province
he and and original D Wars
VIA Cheny signed Butts the wrapper For sale by
"a GAYNOR WOOD Druggist
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-21

BY WELLINGTON GODDIN.
Valuable building Lot nj Auction
NJ ILL be sold on Friday afternoon, the 22nd
Inst. upon the prem'es ng O'Clock a moot
valilbs Boiling Io situated Marshall and
Clay ftreet fronting The Eiern Fee run
ming back iod feet ally Tins
specialize part % the city private resisCecs
Terms-pns hifd month"; for approved
endorsed able lite withheld BY request
ia odds W. CODDIN Auet.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-21
JOHN VI. CLARKE.
LOTT F. r Y V EN- DER.
I'm siraci. HI cImnnh- NIr-i..in

FiNHE particular attention Of adventures to the
n schemes for Tia month Of Janulry, Isi7.
CLARKE has soi CAPITALS nder IN
the United States Every month number Capitals
10 distant adven;urers
$4,000! 10000!
ALEXANDRIA, LOTTERY for is4- 10 be drawn IA
nuaTy s3d. IS Nos LocyI3 Drawn Ballots Grand sch me
prize OF $4,000 10000 6OOO Ticket, h.cs . qua-
tiers so Cerdeaes packages SI3C--hafc
proportion.
$4,000 10000!
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, 4. f1r Isi5. To be drawn
January 3Oh 90 No Louery-9 Drawn Ballots.
rTzc Of $4,000. 10000 Tickets $40; halves quarters
ESQ Ccttfats Of Packages Of - Whole Tickets SIOu -
halves so; - quarters IS.
Q Orders Tor ee-ihcacs OF PACKAGE singe tickets and shares
Of the above Schemes addressed gncd
ecve the most prompt attention. aud Of drawing
viii be oWa'ded free Of postage, Is received
Address JOHN N. CLARKE,
IA RIthmnnI. Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-21
lotteries.
C.B.LUCK'SLOTTERY OFFICE,
On WALL STREET, OPPOsIrE CITY HOTEL.

C.B.LUCK'SLOTTERY OFFICE,
On WALL STREET, OPPOSITE CITY HOTEL.
NOW COMMENCE THE NEW YEAR wrru LICK"
NhE subscriber has opened his Office,
u sale II Ticket. under the management Of D. PAINE co
The Maryland Lotteries their exclusive control are
also offered to h : f'snds and patrons.
The sehemss bsbow particularly attractive
anime Tor yourselves AMI side OF
ssha your "f'ers'o C. H. LUCK, Richmond, Va.
IL Grand Schemes for january
$4,000! 10000! 10000.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY Gas. No to b.
drawn at wilmington delaware Saturday. Jan %, Ist7
- MOI, ~ DRAWN.
aRASB
I Prizs $4,000 Prze Coz
" .do........... 10000 30 Prizes oC.......... 1900
....do.......... 5000 100 do ........... 900
! .so............ 5000 Ar. hr
Tickets 90. halves so. package
Of whoss sIeo halves 90 quarters a.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY. Gas to be dravu
Saturday, Januar, 10Th. IsI7, Win nston Del.
IS NOS, ~ DRAWN.
I....do............ 10 600 i 80. So''''.. 4 ooo
I .do............ 6.Is7 ........... 600
-. do. 1000 so ...do............Io 900
Tickets $40; halves quarters Certificate OF package
Of Wboie' sI2o halves 60. 4Ilrters 30
0 have day Lotteries q twenty dollar.
when remittance made large
the popular Lotteries drawings .snt
requested all who order from al Capi
tails be had usual ssh On
Prize Tickets postage paid Tn. Tickets IN the
meet the mos; prompt and eonhdsnii
Peoa- ordering BY the Package deduct price
Tickets. Address G. r. LUCK
Rf Richmond, Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-21
Anctiou Salts.
FUTURE DAYS.
By inioe> a Hrotber.
Ne. :, Mars Nfrref.

Elegant Furniture, &c.,
AT AUCTION.
On MONDAY Morning Ianuary eSh Store rnnn.pe ne
al 10 oebocs. viii e thput variety Of Fnpi
TURF, Of superior qnai y. consisting Of
Esgant marble top C.ntr. Tables
Do do WashSand.
no eushrun spnnE sofas
Do mahogany Pafiof Chars
spr M seat Rocking Chairs. Burearr
Mahogany anf Cherry Tables
WIRING Desks Cfice Chairs
Mahogany French Bedstelss
cane and wood seat Chairs. &c
SILVER PLATED WARE &C.
An invoice OF the follow ins Goois-
Silver plated and Bntann,a Casters
do do Canilessieks. Waters ahd Basket.
SandWleh Go'hie Tea Trays bias and Fire
China Tea Ssts, blue and white Dining
Teas and Cof,es, Toilette Sets, Brtianil Ware &c
h1 INLoEs s. BROTHER Aucis.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-21

GALLAGHER Il OLDNER having rep,ov.
~ cd u the stnteouse No So Ma street -cnrt No.
Nesrs VIM r hu'r 4 Co tender their n - a,
TOT the liberal patronage they hayr received street NJ
tenon 10 bushes ports, Of ths trade T.v
viii receive few days age addition pres, at stoeh ,,i
an We ask ior' sati1L de
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-21
z. b. PENDLETON.
SUCCESSOR To y. NJ HOTTl
Lottery office. NO. 3 Exchange Hotel.

THE following grand Schemes arrangement for
the month January Adv never
adveutlcd requested paIicuary schemes Tor
the oh puze % SOO60 10Th drawn ballot;
and 30i $4,000, 66 Nos and II are re-,
eeIved, and all orders Viii meet with
10 Z. b. rENDLETON.
Richmond, Va.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-21
LAW NOTICE

'kHoMAs p AuGusI ard ISAAC X. WATKINS h,x,,s
II formed Co-Par'nenhip % the practice the Law ,i
h"netrth attend the surenor Courts Of IN. C M
Richmond and county Henueo. entrusted IN a. "a,
~' receive the test ait'nt Their Office Ffan.n
nearly opposite Dr. Pumer Church the ore oceup
BY Mr. August a,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-21
superior old Madeira, Port and sherry
WINES.

TIVE und-r gnel oa foro~iBz Wines, all Of ST.
- petior qIlity-
fipes . halves and ~ Murdock shorhr
Lund CO.. Old Mateira Wine. both high eaIaured and s
tie Fast Inde, ' "
ihi and 20 ar Port Wine with srm. in ea. mart or
which was boulei n Opart1
var eas hnf pae sherry Having all tecn imported fror 10
me fse IN the oct viii be sold terms C.p.u,
pie-rng to give ter orders FOR Wines Import erpr,..y
for them, To berg supplied OF our s,oes thew ri 49, ~,
best creation BY A. q C.zENcvF !. ~, '
Alexandra. Iec 90. 1876 =. 90
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-21

VALUABLE NEW BOOKS-Campbelrs
rocfioal Works. Gle gany illustrated, I.jn
Hudhns, by Same" Hutlc-, ed ton illustrated. $50
Two Lives, tn Seen, and To he. l2mo-7S cts
Amy Hrrlcr, Tale, by Mss Scwcu I2mo-75 cts
Gertrude, by do e'Ilns. l2mo-7S
laneinn Patronage. by do l2mo-75
Gfaham's Ffrish Synonyms edIcl ~ rio Reed. !.
d. fya's Elementary Ficn-h Reader ~
Thonpsons Researches Fool OF Animals PAPER
cloth so
Something Tor Ever body by tn author New Purchase
l VI l2no-plpsr Sn ct, cloth - ,is.
Rationale Of Crime by 81 u Slfnp elsi by Farrhlm
with pstr. l2mo-P7pcr O. cts cloth IS
Rod ger Geseriuss Hcbfcw Grsmma tanLa,d by Prof Con
ant. ivolS vo-2.
ouiyors History Of Civi'iz ton Crmpstr n ( 350
hoorcs CcmIletc Poetcal Works, spcnddy inlsta'ci
Ptosss. Mand, yil,'s Course of R-adrg i.ro-75
For iaIc 90 tie D. ok store OF DRlNkERE NORRIS
Jtis % VA n street
NAfA-iEn-At 10. rsrkia PAPER Mr o roo thous, 10
- pounds SOUND, c,4u WHEAT sERAV-f,r which
90 eis PEI hon rod rash willie raid n7-tf
FENwo THOUSAND POUNDS prime FEATHERS. suaH hogs
n 1000 u ssn--'o. sfI, hy
ho pay 4 GO.
IA OIJ.sENS sJGAH-ioaf crushed and poudttci
w ior sac b. dgs WILLIAMS & HNNALL.
Negroes Cor Htfc.
WE have for Hire. Two Negro Boys. Two
W Ncg,o Cf.,anJ q Woman, w,c q GOOD CO.. W1stci
and It'ner Nh 4 q. q. NIL.
~ 10 Corner OF tith anil Ifluklin ftr,cir
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-21

REMOVAL.

~ EGROES-wmb be .oi this morning. a, 10 o.el,e. .,..,
likely NeRross am1ngt them a and three ehJ
tr"a. u 81 n DICKINSON a BRO Auet.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-21
By y. n. q e. ~. uiii.

NEGROES.
WIN be sold by us this morning o'elors 4 Nesr, c,.
Negro Man, and 2 Negro Boys
Rsl NIB g. u. HILI. Auc,.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-21
GEORGE EARLE. uercham. Tailor.

no isS CHESNUT STREET run AnEIPilIA
As Constantly On hand AZ his Tailoring store on
pos- The ate House, elegant French and
Eng al Cloths Cashmere aud Nesngs received DER a oiv,I
" lie CONDUCTS the establishment the prnsne al ,-nD,
no garments OFT OF his store but those quality n
thus that he hast long enjoyed he euso in this v
and throughout the UEoa. He respectfully oe ea1
rom genuenen visiting the city Will execute apy
orders entrusted to him. IN superior lower rates than
the same quality be had the CITY inv 80
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-21
HATS! HATSII

ON hand a large and fashionable assortment
Iof Hats and Capt most approved FACTORIES in the
Rted states. to which the Of public solicited
n IL J. MYERS. No. -. west ma m a.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1847-03-25
GREAT BARGAINS.

'gNIIE subscriber offers for sale his FARM
a lying on the road leading from Cdst!et0n
to Mddlebwy, l IA mile from this village,
which contains about 400 acres Of land, with
TWO DWELLING HOUSES; one 80 by
40 feet, two stories high, well finished; also,
SEVEN BARNS, with sheds. Said farm
cuts 100 tons of Hay, in good seasons, and is
handsomely situated; atfording fine view
Of the village.
Also one other FARM, lying in the town
of HuJJardtOn, near the Baptist Meeting
House; on the road leading from Castleion
to Brandon, and containing 500 acres, with
a good HOUSE and five BARNS and sheds.
Said lands are not excelled in the county
for good pasturage, and will be sold cheaper
than can be bought elsewhere; taking into
account the quality and location.
E@S' Said farms will be sold on very accom-
terms,
For further information, please call on the
subscriber in Casteton Village.
JAMES ADAMS.
Castleton, March 8, 1847. 394w
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1847-03-25

credit themselves with 40 per cent, upon the
FIRST twenty-five dollars received in the quar-
Ter, and for any sum between twenty-five dol
lars and one hundred dollars in the quarter,
at the rate of 1918 per cent; and upon any
sum between one hundred and six hundred
dollars received in the quarter 80 per cent ;
and on any sum over six hundred dollars re-
ceived in the quarter, at the rate of 1919 per
cent.
8. The commission accounts will be set
tied as heretofore, except that the annual
compensation to which Postmasters are limit
ed, will be computed for the fiscal year COM
mencing the LIST of July, and ending the 3Oth
of June, and in due proportion for any period
less than a year.
8. No other allowance can be made to
Postmasters except hoX-rcnts to an amount
not exceeding $4,000 per annum, and the
surplus of such receipts may be applied to the
expenses of the office, under the direction Of
the Postmaster General. The emoumcnt or
lox-rent account must be accounted for reg
ularly in the quarterly returns, and for the
same quarter as other proceeds of the office.
10. Postmasters in their returns for the
present quarter ending the 3lst Of March,
lS47, will adjust their accounts according to
the above allowances.
c. JOHNSON Postmaster General.
March II, 1917.
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WILSON HEIRS ASSOCIATION.

OFFICERS.
President, Porter Howe, West Rutland, Vt.
Treasurer, Jeremiah Boynton, Orwell,
Corresponding Secretaries,
Curtis e. Locklin, West Rutland,
William II. Law, Cambridge,
Evcrard c. Eells, Sudbury,
Giles H. Whitney, Temp!eton, Mass.
Those who claim to be heirs of one Benia-
min Wilson who came from England to this
country about the year 1864, are earnestly
requested to become members of the Associa-
ton and communicate to one Of the Secreta-
ries such evidence of heirship as may be in
their possession, and such as they can obtain.
Terms Of Admission to membership, So 90
All communications, addressed az above, to
be post paid.
N. B. Should the property claimed be OBJ
tanned, to those who fail to substantiatc their
claim to heirship, the fee of membership will
be refunded by the Association.
BY order Of the Association,
Z. c. EELLS, Scc'y.
p S. Newspapers in Vermont, New Hamp-
shire and Massachusetts, will please copy the
above. SO Z. G. +.
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FARM FOR SALE.

VTEIE undersigned has FARM, consisting
of one hundred acres; seventy five Oft
good Pasture land and the remainder we'll
timbered which he will sell on reasonable
terms Said land is located in the easterly
part Of Goshen; about one hundred rods
from the Turnpike leading from Brandon to
Rochester, and one mile and half west Of
o. ChaTee's Inn. A good so by 40 feet,
framed Barn stands on the said premises, and
an abundance of good water is always at
hand. Farmers in this vicinity who have
more sheep than pasture, may find it to their
advantage to exchange portion of their wool
for this pasture land. A good bargain can be
made. Call and see.
ABNER B. CARR.
Goshen, Feb. IS, 1S47. 37:tf