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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-01-22
BRON CHITIs. ASTHMA Ann DISEASE OF
THE WINDPIPE

These diseases proceed from the ssriosi,y or
corfupthumors Of the blood, having seted Itself on
the throat and lungs, snd stopped Them up. SO that
they cspno, draw sufficient air in for respiration.
DR.. sWEETsER'S PANACEA will give inams.
dia1s lisf, AND 70 Rass .hs cure perfect sad GER
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-01-22
PHILADELPHIA
Watches, JcwelIry and Sill
.a. Yer Ware.

Guaranteed better fr the price Than at any other
Store in Phiinde iphiu may be had,
WhoIesnie and Retail at
(I.Rte NICHOLAS LeIIURAY'S)
No. ~ North I'd street. above Arch,
PHIL A d = L PHIA.
WATCHES. all kind-. fair. low aud m, dium
w qu,hiies, among which are,
Gold Lev'rs full jew cll'd, $40 to 500
Lepino,, 10 25 40
Silver Levers, do 20 to 30
Lepi, es, do ..... l2to Is
Quartiers. fne. -t. .-.1. 9to 10
Quarters, imitation. r-ts 5
JswsLLRI.--Damonjs, Gold Chains. Gold
Pens with Goli and Silver holders, Pcnsils Breast
Pins, FIreer end Ear Rings, bracelets. Canoes
Of shell. COAL aud lava with every other article Of
J. wellry Of the riches. aud most fashionable pat
terms. .rF -tHt. s.
S,LvER WAa1--Pls,es, Forks, Spoons, Cups,
&c., of Siandud Silver. -... ..,i .q-...
PLATED WARE-Castors, Cake Baskets Fans,
Vases, Gard Csses, nd osher Rich Fancy Good,
in great variety.
Wholesale BUYERS will save money by calling
here brfr'e purchasing. L.t
Qr Keep this Advertisement. and call al No ~
You will be satisfied the Goods are really cheaper
aud better than are offered in the city, For sale,
low. u handsome pair Of Show Cases, .ui,abie for
JeweIlry or Fancy store. Apply as above.
Sept 25th. lsf7 -ly -.t.rt frs.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-01-22
FOR ERupTIoNs OF THE SKIN.

scurvy Scorhn'ie Affections, Tnmors, Scrofula cr
Kings Evi White Swellines. Erysipelas, Ulcers
Cancers, Running Sores, Scahs and Bilca time
and a determined perseverance, in D SWEET
SER'S PANACEA, will effect q cure.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-01-22
DH. StvHDTsER1
ID ~ 50 ~ ca Nh - g

UVfffS Medicine ID wsr- ,n,ed. on oath, not to
cotssfu y psuIcie n Ca,omeL Corrnsive Sub.
limste. Arsenic. Chloride Of Gold. OF any delete.
rous minerals ''
The principle upon which THE Medicin. acts. i,
bv assisting and harmoniains with nature. &,
drives ont all foul scsimonicus humou from the
blood and body. ard by sssimila,inu with and
strengthening the gastric juice Of the stomach, Il
assists digestion IN short there IL M, vein arte.
W. muscle or nerve in the human body, tbs, 10
not strengthened ny the PANAGEA. and il Also
possesses the remarkable property of removing
mercury from the homes and joints. r'i h.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-01-22

ENON IMPURITIGs or rHL RLOoD. AN
sol sTavcTiONs IN rHE ORGANS OF
eRsrIoS.
Experience has, proved that nearly =
ease originates from Impori'iss of the Bio
engagements Of the Digestive Organs; snd
Health. We must remove those obstructi,
store the Blood TO its natural state.
The aversion 70 taking medicine is m
tually removed Ivy CLicKSrR's VIsrrAr
o.rIvE Pills. being completely enreiope
coating Of pure nhite Sugar, (Which ia
from the internal ingredients ss nut,
the kerneD AND HAVE so TASTE OF nEpi
But ore as easily swallowed az bits
Moreover they neither nnuseaie or gri
slightest degree, hut operate equs'ly on
essed parts of the system. instead of
themselves to, ard racking any par,icul
Thus. if Il Liver he affected, one ingre
operate on tn Il particular org m. and, nv
il Of an Excess Of Bile restore i, to
state. Another will oper1,e on the B
remove all impuiiiie. iD its circul tim
third will efiectually exptl whatever i
may have been discharged into the s,or
hence 'hev srRIVH 1T TuG rooT OF Ms
move all Impure Humors from the b.
the pores tx ,erually aud internally SCI
fore gn and OH oxious PARTICLES from the
th-, the blood may he thoroughly pure
ring a fee and healthy action To the Hes
anI Liver; and thereby they RksronEt
vEH wHES ALL orHkR MEANS pAII
The entire truih Of tho above ran he n
by tho trial Of a single box and their r,
81 positive and certsin in restoring II.
the proprietor binds himself to return ,
paid for them in all cases where they d
uniyers Al sails action
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-01-22
DISEASES o, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

DISEASES OF rhk kLuNuS-C''NSUMr ioN.
This 10 ,ery prevalent aud fats dsea a; il re-
surs mostly from neglected coughs, colds and hron-
chti,, also from im,uoper freshmen, in many utser
cases, such rs measles, Evers. inflsmin.,ians and
small pox, and hos. of other badly treated diseases;
where the cause instead of having hern Thoroughly
,e,ooyeJ from ,be blood and body. have only b. en-
psli.,eJ or removed from one p,t, to hreak out in
another. By dive.,ing our hodies Of all foul hu.
mo,s ,h,ouch ,hs m.i,nm of n, SWEETsER'S
pANACEA. the cure is q, once rendered certain
and ,s,m,nen, r, c,Ilec,. whIs there ;s acrimo.
niou. bumor, floating in The ,,cus,on. i, i, ant
to ,e,e on the lungs a. any other psIt OF IN. body
,bi. !. IN, reason IN coosump,ion is so prevalent,
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-01-22
GRAVEL AND URINARY COMPLAINTS

Those complaints are generally attended with
the most fatal consequences and are sejorn or ne.
ver cured ny the p'ssrnt mode of Treatment (; thry
usually accompany the patient g. the grave. after
suffering the mos, excrucisting pain and ,os,ure.
The eause of ,hese complaints are the same ns oil
others the doss u the blood heco ms cncrusied on
the finest nartow passages, whence arsr mnrbiJ
secietons and st"Ppag's OF uiins. Yen will find
the most powerful durr,ics of no use. a. they only
increase the quantity Of urine and do no, purify
md strengthen IN" parts. Bs purifying the blood
with DR.. SWEETSER'S PANACEA. ,ou re
the cause ot the disease, consequently il can.
not exist any longer, after sufficient perseverance
in it's use has deprived the hInod AMI body Of all
acrimonious humors aud incrus,s,ion.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-01-22
SCRoFCLA AND GLANDULAR AFFEC.
TIhSS

Scrofuls il lid IN be heriditary. tho inf,nt re.
ceivine from its parents the seeds of this disease,
which increases with its yeats, if neglected and
not submitted TO frequent purifc.ton with Dr..
SWEETSER'S PANACEA. The glands are pla.
ced in the corners of the body aud out Of the way
Of direct communications their roal use i. subject
on which much df!arsrcc Of opinion prevails; il
sutficrs us To know that when in diseased state
they capable Of being tur fed and rleansed by
. long course Of Dr. SWEErSER'S pANA-
CCA. which res'ores them to sound and proper
ac,ion. Scrofui us persons can never paw too much
attention 60 tbeir blood, its puritirstion should le
their fra, Thought, for after long course "f per-e.
vcrsnee, they will ever cure hereditary disease.
In case. Of JAUNDlCE ASTHMA. LIVER
COMPL tINTS. TIC DOLOREUX RHEU
MA1ISM OR RHEUMATIC GOUT. Dr.
SWEETsERS PANACEA canno, be t,o high
ly extolled it searches ont the very root Of the
disrrse. and w m wing i, from the Blood make.
q cure cc,tsin and perm ,neu,. ..a ar r sr..
For dise.se. of the Bladder and Kidneys. Shie-
iurr. Grdrel Stone, Plies. FisiuId. Urinary Oh.
siruriion. and Extreme Costircness Dr. SWEET.
SER'S PANCEA is the best remedy ever tr e J ;
it removes eli those acrimonious humo's from the
Blood which give rise TO the sbrve diseases. and
by keeping the blood in pure condition, insurcs
health. 'tt " - r f-saf.
For DROPSY, FALLING or rHr BOWELS.
Impurities Of The Bhod. Msreuriai Taint Weak
mes, ofthe SPINE Flo" Of Blood toMe Head Cid
d,nes', Si,ging and Bnszine Noise IN Me Head
and Ears, D.. sWEETSER's PANACEA viii
give certain relief; in all severe and chrome cases.
the psiens cannot he TOO often reminded that lar
ger doses and perseverance will effect cue.
IL chilli and Ferers, Bilious Frrers. affections
cf the Eyes aud Ears, Spo"ey and BLEEDING
Gums Bronchitis and recent Coughs and Coids.
Dr. SWEErSER'S rANACEA will be- found
perfectly sure aud certain in its effects,
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-01-22

tain. /. ,honl b coa,insed sou,e inc Sea,
free the sys EN- Of oil bad hunop.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-01-22
PILES.

In All CAsss OF Pits. DR.. SWEETSER'S
PANACEA will effect a very speedy cure. 1t re-
moves from the blood. stomnch and bowels. all
those fo0l acrd burning humors. which the
cause Of Piles and Costvencss, and by strengthen.
iup the digestive organs improves every par, Of the
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-01-22

Headache, Gidjiness, Mess'es. ssh I
rheumatism, Piles, Hsa's Burn. v
Dyspep IL, Scu,vv, Cholera Morhu
Small Pox. Jaundice, Coughs, Quin'
Pains in the Bark, whoopins Co
Inward Weakness, ...... Consumption.
Palpitation Of the Heart, Liver Complai
Rising in the Throat, Erisipelas, De-
Drcp.y, Asihma. Itching. Of III,
Fevers of al kind,. Colds, Gout, G
Femsle Complaints, Nervous GomE
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-01-22

r1IN z IIL4N69I N4<D " rNV' ="
These diseases s'e eau ed Nv the stomach snd
bowels being ehoked up with viscid shiny matter,
he air which enters them cannot ec,pe until forced
ty some contraction Of the 9 omach 10 ex pei il /:
hrrce he cause of pain. A lew doses Of DR..
SWEETSER'S PANACEA will convince the
sufferer that relief is attained .....-. . ..
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-01-22

GREAT MEDICINE FOR CHILDREN.
Parents will fird the PHNACEA a valuable
medicine f,r their child en-. keeping their bodies in
healthy c,'ndi'ion. thereby assisting their owh;
children grown persons. after taking il. are not
latIe to be attacked With an epidemic before as
it always ieaves the blood 10 pure condition. and
the n,ir- sy,'em in a sreng ghened state; It drives
ou' al kinds of week.-mrs. from the body and leave 8
sll healthy within. - lG Ky "a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-02-04
HANOVER COUNTY.

Ala meeting OF the Democrats Of he county
of Hanover, held nj the Court House On ufshay
Januarv 2sih-On motion Of JVnn d. u. Blown
Col Edwin Shelton was called 10 The Char, AID
Chas,ain White appointed Secretary
The object oil The meeting having been stated
nv The Chairman in d few appropriate remarks
m the motion of John d q. Brown, The follow
inc RESI- luton was adopted:
Resolved, That NE approve OF ire stale Con
yeD,ion recommended by the Democraic mem
hers OF The Legislature, To he he'd IN the Chy o
Richmond on the 2Sin day oil February heS'
and hat delegates bt appointed to represent The
Democrats OF Hanover IN said Convention.
ON the moi ri Robert Anderson, the Char
,onnin,.i The following gentlemen delegates lc
r.. Convep ion, viz: Robert Anderson, William
Parsley Capt. b W. TaIey, Col. J. s. Akin.
son. Or. Wat Tyler Richard Burnett Capt
WIN. Gibson. Dr. L. 5. TaIley, Washlns'cu
Lines Roscoe Lipsconb, Wilson 4 Clark, A. b
TimberIake. Rob'l Taylor, Peter W. Brown, John
p Wood Col In vi, While, Col Oh. P. Good
all Col WIN. l. ;yhite. Andrew Mcdowell, L
Nj Anderson. Edmund Winston, john Costly
d.. Nicholas TcIe,l, Capt. LannceIot Phillips
Or, Etward A. RoHzir, Dr.. Robert Nelson John
n e; Bsown. Lamuel Vaughan, WIN. Cdrpan
,.r. EDWARD w. Morris, Cbas W. Dabney, Reu
hen Nnckolds unch Campbell, and William +
HOPKINS. Tie Chairman and Secretary were
ad.rd n he delegation on the motion OF Col. Chs
p. Gootall.
Dr.. +. S. Tallev, offered tie following Tc'olu
ton. which was atopicd:
Resolves, That he Democrats of Hanover, tt
reoDrs,e:io NEE; at rex: Courl (FebraarY) io
The pcrpose Vi nominating a DEM cfalic canti
dare, to BE- voted for a! lie ensuing election, io
the House OF Delegates.
Resolved, That he proceedings Of Ibis meeting
be published in the Richmont Enquirer.
On mo.lon, the meeting atjnurnrd.
EDWIN SHELTON Can
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the Slate Convention may deem II proper 10 as
certain, By ire vote II n respective Delegations,
the choice OF HE patty in his SAFE rather as a
recommendation 10 The Wings of other SAT-"
Than as Instructions TO our delegates 10 the ia
tiohal Convention, who, 10 cur Judgment, ousEl
not 10 be pledged, hui 10 be clio he'd with ne widest
discretionary power, which may be dSsuredy con
tded TO them with enise saely-as this, we say
Is possible, an intnaion Of The preference OF The
Wings OF Richmond may not BE- deenled atoertaer
Inappropriate. as guide IL the delegates who
may &c depu;ed 10 represent them on he 2Si OF
February. Bu; ia either event, we can anIici-
pate no difficulty. "The will of the majority
(says MIR Jeiersnn) is the innda mental princi
pie OF Republics" and in that WILL fairly express.
ed We nave no doub! he Wings of Richmond
will unanimously and cordially acqui'sce.-
That there should be difference OF sentiment,
under existing circumstances is inevitable; but
IS NIL ncccssa, ytat lint aigcrcncc St0nd lead 10
injurious ectsHcni or IN GasTy DISCUSSION; nor ~
weapprehend MalN riH.S
Again The Hotspuf Of the Republican, in its
second edition OF Tuesday, calls The Taylor.es 10
The rescue, in The following glowing strains
again We call The attention o! car friends 10
The meeting TO night al The African Chunh Lex
one and all DE prcsen.. Lctus show Nai Richmond
IS aoake, and p1Wiag tor tie fay' |: IS emf.
neniiy PROPER, and i, involves 10 tisresrect O,
others, that the meeting should declare who is l. s
preference for President. This has been The case
we believe, in aim0s, all the public meetings vi
Virginia, and in almost all, OLD ZACH has
been named. We have no dOub, that Us large
mG)'ra'y Of orr community are IN his fouT, ami u
So tel nc f72' b. proe!ainlea. Come one and ally
Can any one duub!, in view Of all these consl-
GrTdliOns that the Taylor men had determined 10
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SNALL NOTE BILL.

To he Editors cttts Ehyairer.
O..ins 10 some irF, .riariy in the mails two
Richmou1 EnqnIers are nJwdu Should you
mol have given Is n! ayes ard noes on he sI:ni
note bill IN both branches oi III Leei> laufe, We
would thank you 50 10 ID; also. 10 give Us the
small note bill we DO not exactly kaow rs char
acicr. Il Is much 10 be regretted Ihal the Lesis-
lature had not, al its last session, carried on.
Governor Smiths recommendation OF camie.iIrs
the banks to pay out al their own counters her
own notes, instead ui those OF distant banks OF
hranrhes: then the small notes OF o'her states
would have met with no circulation mere but
rhis move on he par, OF he bahns, | imagine.
has been made 10 force small note ciFculaiian
upon the STATE 20 enable them 10 draw lnlcres' oi
six per cent. on a lev hundred thousand dollars,
an Ui.iifd STATES from the circulation OF specie
among Tie people, for fear they might tall in love
with il and want more This small mole bill Is
not wanted or desired, believe, BY one IN hun
dFed in Virginia.
Essex CouxrY, January, %, le45.
I'VE would say 10 our friend in Essex, that the
ayes and noes were not taken in the tlouse-and
ha! ne nave already published the ayes and noes
and the amended bill, as it passed The Senate and
was afterwards considered.-E"qu;rer.
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VOLUME XLEY.-NUniBER 80

Barlow, John Claiborne James Gohrir. VIM.
" sier, T. h iiur, WIN. > Pearhy Park,s
Slater, Z: Z: P. Waller, K N Bnckrrout Peer
/ Powell, James Gray Isaac SINH. Thomas
Jones, E!wa,d 3. LINDSEY, LrmueI J. Boudrp,
Henry NJ Bowden, James NJ. Malone, r, bet
L. Kent John NJ. King, Dr. NJ Waller judge
Jonn b. Christian and any other RepulIca n, ri
this city who may be in Richmond at The ,imSSS;
appointed delegates ~ represent US in the Sra,e
Convention 10 be held in Richmond on the 2s,h
OF February IeIi.
3m. 'iesoived, Tha, We approve the present
war with Nexico. and thar, whilst deplorns. as
We do, lhr eGusion OF human blood, rendsrrS ne :
cessary by The aseiessions of The enemy'xs, Hr.
vedheess, consid ii due TO the honor andShsr.
est o! the country, tina, The governmen, sHouIG
at with energy ana vigor in 50 prosecuting hos.
Titles as 10 secure indemnify for our pas, wlobes
and security Tor The future.
4'n; :'es"Ived, Thai these proceedings be pub.
lished in the Enquirer.
And then, on motion, OF John NJ. King, Esq,
the meeting adjourned yt,,c die.
ROBT NJ. GARRETT. Chm.
JOHN II. BARLOW, Sec'ry
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For the enquirer


The author ct the communication which ap'
peared in the Enquirer CT Inc 81 OF January Is
entirely unknown 10 me; yet ! concur WIN nm
in the opinion therein advanced that II IS y snly
necessary ior he Ocmo'raIic parry oi L"nl-a g
take early action upin III subject q HE c"u ny
c.rcfion By an un;orun"'e SP'ii 'as' >p''hS III
the parry. h. Why's co' possession oil lhe crun'yi
hul b. a timely ant JId.c;naa SELECTION ut Can
didarr. here is bu, iil;ic Gouat the comfy nex
srrinc can BE- wre,ted from ,hcif hands. and ne
p,rmifled To take her old Stand amongst her De-
MORA. c sisIets-and in casing around !"f
suitable candidate, xno@ OF no one who wouid
more certainly succeed than The we known anC
tried Democrat Dr. Archibald Anderson: there
lore j! j. 10 be hoped ihot Inc Democratic party
will BIZ general consent, unanlmou>ly unite up
ON HIM or some ohef consistent DemuciaI, and
thereby avoid he necessity Of a County conven-
non: iJr i, is 20 be feared iha, The nominee 0l
CONVENTION could not he elected But should mere
ha more than one Democratic can:lda'e, con-
yentinp. or some other mode OF selecting candl-
ta,c ought 10 he resoiied 10; in watch event,
,hoss of the parry who are ogpo,et 10 all conven-
lions. are most earnestly ca!ic upon 20 lay aSlde
,h,i, objections for he present, and uni'e win
lheir brethren, that VIZ may make ''siroDg pull,
long pull, and pull all together" 10 sustain
lbuse principles which re hold so dear.
ANOTHER VOTER.
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ENefulNT N ShNIurI JUHtTI uVDe"'c0
buckingham, Jan 81, lrfc-cw4w
FEMALE SCHOOL IN Louisa

FEMALE SCHOOL IN LOUISA
dance viii commence on The frat day OF February,
1913, under the supervision OF 'iiss Lucy d. Howard
a s,adua.e OF the Troy Female :emlnafy. ne eel
ences generally viii BE- taught "so' ms rSehS '
hem IN successive operation tor six years. few
~, ladies VII, be received as associates OF my
daughters. to.h
, th,,3 ~, SilO
Mu-,c and use OF instrument, ~
The French language, 80, q"
~ oi-cw4w CLAYTON C. COLEMAN.
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CuA.T.rN WHITE, Sc
MEETING OF TIE WILLIAMSBURG
REPUBLICANS.

Al = meeting Of 'hg republicans OF " mans
h,rs he'd Al Ihs Cona Honse OF Saturday nish',
January och, 1877: ~ n, po,,
:, Carrar was cslet 10 III chair ADD john Il.
0I On motion The toiIasns committee was ap,
roiD,rd ia prepare >uitabl, resolutions, viz: Leln,
p ~, Rowden, Robert II. Am,sead, Peer I.
poy,n william S. Peachy ard Tnomas Jones
,b;ch COR mi.lee having retired for a shoF! lime,
,.lnrcsd ant reported the following resolutions
wbich were unanimously adopted.
ls,. Resolved That The principles and mea'
.ures OF the p eseni administration meet onr cor
dial appreciation and are entitled 10 our warnes
support. ~, o,u1 :
! Garreli. julius Gers,, Dr.. John NJ. CALI John Il
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"WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1949.
CENdTE

The resolution from the House of Delegates,
voting medal to Major General Winfield Scott,
was unanimously concurred in.
MIR. DANIEL, from the committee on Claims,
reported bill allowing additional compensation
TO The Commissioners for The county and town OF
Alexandria.
MIR. THOMPSON, from The committee on
General Laws, reported the following:
An act to amend the act entitled Gan act fol-
The establishment, of district public school sys'
lem, passed March 5lh, 1876; and
An act to amend an act entitled ian act to
amend SO much of the marriage act as prescribe.
the mode OF Obtaining licences" passed March
18th, 1882, with an amendment which wal
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Ir our report OF The proceedings OF the Senate
Of Monday, MIR. Thompson is stated 10 have
moved an amendment 10 the bill increasing Inc
CAPITAL stock OF the Valley Turnpike Company
and is afterwards stated to have opposed it. We
deem /, bu justice to Mr.. T. 10 stale that this ar.
parent Inconsistency does not exist. be adVo'
called his Amendment
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

4 ID WINS IRA IORS N'liCE.
Ii pet.ons having claims against the Estate o. Gro
4 ~ Ciough, decreased, a'e hereby nollisa 10 oI'Is
them forward. properly authenticated thal a'I"nse
mrnts NAV be made for their pay ment, ana ,n"se pr
.,ns .bted TO me said Estate nfe requested 10 hah7
lnnedia o payment. Is INDULGENCE cannot De gwen
J. o. C. B:OWS, Administrator.
with the will annexed, Of Geo " Clougn, oee'a'
Hanover county, Jan. "a, leis.-e"5~
a. Whls requested 10 copy
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rs7O FREDERICK a. ROSS, EIecn!3f OF D cwn
1 Ross deceased, GEORGE u PAfNH' '"' WV
Take notice, that shall, on the 99d OF February
la.s IN tue Clerks Office Of Buckingham county On
tne < ~ t;n.a,GsvIie; on the 1t. of sad mouth,
- ~ Flipp,n's store house, near bk cre.k uina
n h,r.t r"nn,y; nd tie Uth Of March, 1888. Ia
the Cer.. ON. OF r.s', ,ou"y, es o.ns,ns
10 crcu, superior Cow: OF Law and Chaneery for
r. nrhsri, In which am plaintiff and you and
are defendants. Ii from good cause tho drpo.
,,oc, are not taken The days -eIhed, they WEI
r. ,..-n on the aay folioxingi' eara case.
oe GEORGE BOOKER,
Executor of Samuel Jones' dcceaseo'
purttnpham Ian 81 lrd--cwiw
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DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN s1rp,y

al meeting OF the Republicans of Surry, held
81 Their CourI House, on MONDAY, III. 2jIn INST.
Col Jas 5. Clarke was called to The Chair
and Albert 5. Edwards was appointed Secretary.
The object OF me meeting having been explain.
ed BY The Chairman, Mr.. Drury S!ih offered the
following resolutions. which were unanimously
adopted. '
Resolved. That We approve of the Convention
to be held in Richmond on the 29.h OF February
next AMI lhai Merit Shelley, WIN. c. JONES. Or.
Jo,n n Faulcon, DR.. VIM. H. Edwards DR.. A
3 Edwards James S. Clarke Drury Sikh. vii.
liam Diad. Waller S. Boorh, Peer T. Spra lev
Dr. Dawson Warren. Jane, W. Wheaton
Charles Goodrich, David Booth, James Parker
Lewis NJ. Spraey, VIM. Sprarley, Travis W
fav!or, John l.. Davis, w f. Ruiin AMI Frapci,
Rutin, Jr, be appointed legales 10 represent
The Republicans OF this county in the proposed
Convention.
Resolved, That orr delegate, David Hargrave,
and our representative in he Seuae, Th6s. II.
Daniel, be al'o requested 10 represent us IN HE
proposet Convenrun.
Resolved, That The proceedings Of his meeting
be published in me Richmond Enqrirer ant in
the EIaniner. The meeting men adjourned.
JAS CLARKE Gilman