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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-08-10
AUCTION SALES.
sy F;siIsain y siade. Aucts
AND KITCHEN rURNI.
II[RE a ~ a IIH<TIf,N
Esy ~. es0ddifs. Aucs
VALUABLE FARM in t.ENRlCO
TOGETHER WrrH STOCK OF MULFs, CROPS OF
CORN, OATS AND FARMING IMP EMENTs. ac

VALUABLE FARM in tENRlCO
TOGETHER WrrH STOCK OF MULFs, CROPS OF
CokS, OATS AND FARMING IMPLEMENTS, g.
For sale at dstsi.n
WE subscriber having been appointed Ia situation
Waich VIII make IL necessary for him 10 remove
from Richmond. will offer tor ST g. a, pubic auction
upon the premises, on TUESDAY The AIN day oi Sen.
lrmoer, !e4S commencing At II 0'sck his Fa n, IN
we c"nafy Of iienr:cu, about miles North of The
Va! oi hichGond, on the Old coal plt road and lie
tween The Deep Run Turnpike and The Railroad of Tho
hichnosd and Fredericksburg Con pany, aud adjoining
the tavern former kept By the late Patrick II Gen.
tfy,conaining Two bundled acres or this tract abo,
MY acres ATE cleared, and in high state Of improve
meht-th- balance OF one hundred and ffty acres are
h''''Iv covered with pine and oak lumber which from,
us proximity 10 market, tbeng only ohr and one
quart o mile from the Baiirold J Is rendered very
silohbie. The improvements consist Of "A small
uwri'inc, large stable, barn, corn house, &c.
Al Tue same time and place VIII be sold all the
Perishahe AMI personal property, consisting OF Inc
crops OF corn and OATS eight valuable mules two new
wagons TWO carts and all the farming utensils con.
s'siins OF The usual variety. Also will be hired out
several valuable negro men, some Of whom are good
drivers. s'
TERMS For The land one. fourth cu>h balance NJ
one Two, Three and four years bonds hcarIn. nte.
rest secured by trust coed. Far the personal pro.
perry MI sums under twenty dollars cash. over TWEEN
~ dollars, SIX months credit 20. negotiable notes sa-
iisfacIorIy endorsed.
HUBERT p. LEFEBvRE.
sa'e conducted by w. GoDDis, Auet.
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LOTTERIES.
J. w. MaWry 4 Co.,

W q N a q s.
SUCCESSORS to j. G.. Gregory s. CO.
HsFICE, NO. |, CRY HOTEL, RICH.
~ MOND. Virgi.ia.
GRAND SCHEMES FOR AUGUST, 1919.
Virginia monongalia Lottery, Glass %, for Is4e, TO
be drawn on Saturday, August lllh. rs number Lot
isry, ID drawn ballots "0~' '
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NOTICE.
Jos. H. Irving and Daniel A. Wilson, Jr.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,

LTNCHBUNU, VI,
LIhVE associated themselves in the practice of their
H profession In the corniies Of Amherst, appomat-
t"x Campbell aud the Cooperation OF Lynch5urz and
VIII attend regularly The Superior and Inferior Courts
of the SAM. Their office is III Lynch's building, oppo-
site friends Ware house All letters must
be- directed 10 Irving = Wilson.
J. Is Irving VIII attend. heretofore tie Superior
and Ufsiio, Courts Of Nelson and Buckingham.
JnY ln-clm
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NASH & WOODHOUSE,
IN 30 Booksellers and Slationers.
Medical Notice.

O95 F. w. HANCOCK and F. w. ROD
" DY having associated themselves together
ID liz practice OF Medicine offer their pro.es.
sDlii services 10 The public. One or both may
!: 9au! a, their Office, No 9 Governor street,
ere toor above RI Pea & CowLISa's Furnishing
sore d, any hour when no, professionally en-
gsset Aug. 1915
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-08-10
FARM IN HENEICO FOR SALE

hNSi ElClthlIO FOh SALE
PURSUANT 10 the provisions at the last will and
testament OF Captain George w. Gardner, deceas
cd oeI Tor sale thar desirable tract OF land which
heresided called "WUuBLAND CuTrAGEn living
on Tho Three Chopped Road, even miles North Wcsi
o. Rlchmcnd and adjoining the lands of Dr. George n
Hopkins aud othsrs, containing three hundred and
thirty acres bn the premises Is comfortable Dwell
ling House Kitchen, Smoke House, two Ice Houses,
Carriace i!onsr, Earn Stable. &c All nearly ne.v and
In good repair The land has been cu!ticltpi ON thr
five shltt SYSTEM and improved b. the use Of lime
plaster, manure aud cloTer, aud is In good cart one
hundred aud twenty five acres of the Is cleared
land; the balance heavily tlmbsrtd On the brook il
meadow yielding large supply Of hay and there
young orchard ct choice var.ers vi fruit Ifres, fran
snton's Nursery. IN fun bearing. further de.crip-
ton Is considered unnecessary persons wishing 10
purchase will examine the land for themselves and
Mr.. w. N. Gardner on the premises will show them
the firm The situation ia considered very henltliy
Terms "iii Do made very accommodating, and posses
sion can be given Immediately.
HUGH A. WATT,
Executor of George w. Gardner, deceased.
Iutu
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II A. LORKETT.
WM. b. WILLIAMS
TIlOS. J. TUCKER,
commissioners.
A FIRST RIA re LANDED ESTATE FCR
SAIk

CAR.
onLA
pursuance Of dec'e. o. the county Court o. flnce
Eu"afn' mace ~ 'ie my term, Io'y, we, Iie Com
mssiohers nppoinieu oY ,r drcer 10 execute 'e same
VIII, on NEnNGophf, tue TENN day oil ueiooef,
next ihe day DC isi! u mol, on Inc next ar cay
ih-sailer proceed 70 SELL on the premises tho tract o.
ihnu referred 10 ~ lns said decree, known Wy 10"
name Oh sahay fofn aha me'oasins 70 the nefs Of fu
waru Dilion, nrceasr'. rue and lies III the eonnuss
OF frhce EDWARD ava Lnnhenand on b"I'i shrs oil tue
appomaiinA rVer, aonhl irre inies above Inc town o.
Hs%Har" sidney ralss saa @s Tie
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MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF
ksampIcn SIDNEY College.

RICHMOND, IA.
rlNHE twelfth annual course of Lectures In this Inst.
tuition will commence Monday, October 22d
1879, and continue until the middle at March
X. l.. R0HaNNdN, NJ. d., Prof. cf Obstetrics and D-
seases Of Women and Children.
L. w. CuAH8ERLaYNE, II. D, Prof. &c Materia
Medica AMI Therapeutic.
). MAUPlN, NJ. ID Prof. Of Chemistry and Phar-
macy.
CHARLES BELL GIBSON, NJ. D., rtof of Surgery
and Surgical Anatomy.
CARTER P. JOHNSON, Nj D Prof of Anatomy and
Physiology.
DAVID II. TUCKER, NJ. D, Prof. Of Theory and
Practice OF Medicine.
A. E. PETiCoLAs, NJ. D., Dencnstta,cr Of Anato
my.
The Museum, Apparatus and Illustrations for the de
monstratOr departments have recently received any
additions, and are very complete. The facilities
for Practical Anatomy are unsurpassed. The Clinical
advantages are fully commensurate with the wants Of
the student, and especially valuable those preparing
practice 4. the South Clinical Lectures are given
twice week In the College Infrmary, (Which IL in
immediate coniiauity with the College,, and once n
week in the Richmond Aims Horse. In these nstitu-
lions the diseases occurring in Southern practice are
met with, and The SUDDEN. has the eligible oppor
tunties of becoming acquainted with their types and
treatment. The frequency OF surgical operations before
the class, together with the facilities witnessing
the treatment Of Surgical cases. renders this Of the
best Schuo's Of Practical Surgery.
CHARGES -Matricmlation SIS, Tickets Of the PROBES.
si05, Practical ANATOMY Sln, Graduation Fes SIS;
Board, Including fuel lights, and servants attendance,
may be obtained al sei TO SAL per week
Angust4-ctf Dean of the Faculty.
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Ten More Piano ForIes !!

DY fecert arrivals, have received TEN Of Voices.
ID ters elegant PIANO FORTES, rendering my as.
pnmsn the largest and most commanding eve. offered
10 Virginia
To ID chasers, and those in want Of superb instru
n,ns beg TO say, that the Judgment Of the public
s,l.ars and Of d. tngsished Professors have settled
ne question, that there ls no fsqae experiment." in
par-has,ng one Of Worcester $ instruments.
NJ prices and terms will b. found fair and as IL
s. Is eau be obtained In any of the Northern cities.
Orders from the country will meet prompt attention,
nd be executed hs entire satisfaction Of purchasers
Pnts: range from SAILS TO 500. A. MORRIS,
!siy ~ Successor TO Drnker i Morris.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-08-10
NEW YORK MARKET Auausr a

Cotton has advanced ! I'd, wi considerable
n,s There IS moderate demand for fJur,
vim sales at Sd 81 SIS; some small sales were
,l,csd a, 81 so a 81 IS. Wheat a, LOG ll0c.
TIE shipping demand for corn is large, with no
change in p ices.
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JCK's OFFICE, l55, Main street, come

ucK's OFFICE, l55. Main street, corner
/, o This day, (Ffiday)-ssOOo, s,s44, 1000.
,,ooo, " OF 300, &c. 70 Nos, II dawn
InEets 81 30. For sale until III, A. ~.
Also, Si5 600, 5000, 5000. l.4s7, coo. 90
OF ooO, &C.; lowest No. prize 800. IS Nos,
u Drawn. Tickets 50. For sale until 5, p. NJ,
Aug. 10
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MISCELLANEOUS.
DR.. ThOs. IL. HARRISON
Lewis ". TaIiaferrO.

nFFlCE al G Harrison & Co.'S Drug
| - Store, Main street, opposite The American
dolei July 10
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CHaS 4. WORKMAN L. CO.
Or JAMES C. CRANE.
July oT--cGdJawtJy

SALE uF LAND AND NEGROES.
IN MONDAY, The '3t.i day of August, Is49, at m.
" late residence Of pni.ip Lofkett deceased In tho
lower end Of tr county Of Halifax on the South side
ni Dan rycr, thirteen miles above Ciarksville and
five West Of Bnlao Spring, SHALL in obj drncr 10
decree oil tie Comfy Court of said county sell 10 he
highest bidder on credit III and TWO years from
The day Of sale, the purchaser giving bonds with APP
proved security, the tract OF land In said decrrb
mentioned. containing four hundred md eighty five
acres, about one hundred and twenty five of which
first rate Dan bottom; The cleared land In high
state of improvement, and good proportion In origi
mi growth. Minute description is thought unneces.
sary One of tbs subscribers living on the premises
VIII take pleasure in showing the land 10 any person
wso may wish 10 view II before the sale.
We VIII also, NJ The same time and place. sell for cash
ten or twelve negroes; and TUESDAY, the next day.
In the town oil Clarksyille, OH 4 credit of lwelpB
months, the Mineral Spring, with six of land.
known as Beaverpcnd Spring, within ons-and q half
miles of The village.
The proximity of this property TO the town OF
CIarksvir, together with the known medicinal; pro-
perties oi the wafer, r~rder IL our opinion IN
ceed:nsy valuable spot. IL improved and we'll
managed, We verify believe ii wGaid become place Of
considerable public resort.
II A. LORKETT,
WIN. d. WILLIAMS,
1IlOS. J. TUCKER,
nicain
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-08-10

BROOKS WHEAT FANS.
IN OF The above celebrated Whea Fans, Of
i " The largest sizr, nor in store. ard i'r SAFE
BY DAVID ANDERSON. ia.
Aug 9-2au3w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-08-10

MANILA NS-51 lbs. large and !uli
v favored fresh Vanilla Beans, just received
and FIR sale by DOVE isAAeS.
Aug.
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READ s. BAKSDALES,
Commission Merchants.

RICHMOND, VA.
OFFICE 10 front building, Shockoe Ware.
" house. N G READ,
E Nj BARKSDALE.
June 30 com G r RaRKSDaLE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-08-10
ORANGk aCADEA1Y

ORANGE ACADEMY.
TUE next session Of this School will commence
the fret Monday In September next. The Princi-
pal Is prepared To receive scholars either boarders
or daily attendants At the school, The studies pursued
are such ms are required 10 qualify youth for business
the various eary institutions Of the country The
principal IS graduate Of high sanding Of Williams
college, Massachusetts, and fiyorabIy known as
teacher Ia Virginia.
Terra, Of atmission per session of ten months,
Board and tuition. including LIGHTS, lodging, SC, sl30
Tuition In Ancient and Mujern Languages, 81
Mathematics and Natural Sciences, IS
Elementary branches, %
One half payable at tho middle of the session. the
balance Ut the close Of The year.
R,terenefs madefo
Rev Jos Earnest, orangs Richard II Wills. Orange
Rev Dan'i Ewing g DR. Peyl0n Grymes, q"
Lewis Williams thomas A Robinson 80
Jos a Williamson " WIN % Clarke I"
James Newman {" Allied Thomson st
B-Roard can be obtained at various private houses
in the village.
My address Is Orange Court.ho Virginia.
July l3-ctscpii JOHN ALLEN, Principal.
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INSURANCE..


LIFE INSURANCE.
THE MUTUAL Benefit COMPANY
Issued 10 July, lS49 on, hundred and fifty
iarse new policies. In less Than 4 years and
insalhs this Company have issued 1863 poll
't'. Surplus OF the Company, August Isl, le49,
sasis $500 600. No institution combines great.
= advantages and security 10 The insured than
Us The profits are divide annually among
L.insured and thus far have reduced The scusl
- 10 10 80 per cent. from that Of many other
s7ranics When The annual premium amounts
$50, hal! is loaned 10 The Insured il he wishes.
lie husbands lie may be insured Tor The wife.
saeh secure from creditors demands.
B. w. KNOWLES, Agent,
Richmond, Va, Office Nc. 81 Main ST.,
Over the sore OF Judah Myers Esq.
Dr.. A. SEeAD, Medical Examiner,
aug l0-4t Coiner 5th and Marshall SIS.
LIFT FOR THE LAZY, &c.
He Maidcnt Aunt-a story by s. NJ /; re-.
printed from the last English ediiion-paper
aeen,s, cloih IS
hearts and H mes, or Social Distinctions
w, BY Mrs Ellis, author o. "Women OF Eng
MI &c.-50 els.
Sorry Of G Mus, or Cola Monte; by the au-
ssro' How 10 win Love, ""Michacl the Miner
a.-37 cts.
An Easy Introduction 10 Spanish Converse.
hon, con'aioine all that is necessary TO make a
arid progress in it-par,iculary designed ioI
ssuns who have lille time 10 study or are
a.t oHn instructors; BY NJ. Valazqu.z de la
a'ena, Professor OF he Spanish, editor OF Glen
,Frs Spanish Granular. New Spanish Reader,
| Aug. 10 - - 'N A. MORRIS.
FORTUNES II o Nj E.-CHALK'S OF.
FlCE, No. 6, Main street.
Frday.-Hangman's day-ihis is the day 10
aaa god prize. SIS 600 and $40, 600 both ie-
s'aed on Friday. Look out Tor the capital 10.
!, TITS Day-Marvland Consolidated, 1903 IS
NJ, II drawn. $4,000, 5000, 1000, I,4s7,
ao. Tickets 81. $500 the lowest three Nos.
ens.
Also, F F. Seminary, 81. IS Nos, IA drawn.
1900, 1914. 2.G0o. 1000 Tickets 50 SO. a.
CHALKS,
Aug. 10 doors above The Old Market.
Asst NOTlCE-The creditors Of the Es.
- iales Of Edward Govan, Decd and Of Ar
a'oaid Govan, decd, who have not made Them
yves known 10 The ex'or are earnestly reqnes-
% 10 DO SO forthwith. Those indebted 10 these
aales must make immediate paymeat-no lar
yer celay can be tolerated.
G w. RICHARDSON, Er'or of
Edward Goyan, decd, and cxor of
aug. 90 Archibald Govan, deed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-08-10

IIUH.NEY 1T LHW,
HAVING located himself al Hanover Court.
IL house, respectfully offers bis professional
services 10 lae public. He will regularly attend
the Courts OF Hanover, King William and Car
DINE. Juos -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-08-10
Logan Waller,

COlINISSION MERCHANT
AND GENERAL AGENT.
q ENDS 70 The sale Of country produce,
n and collection OF accounts.
Once a. MessIs. Dabney & Wilson's, No.
22I, Main Street, Richmund,va
June l9-3m
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-12-01

MoKa RuIRS4p Rrors.-We learn from the
c,,b,rffn4 .Nogniainetr, that on the 18th ult
,,-.y cI 900 Connaught men committed several
oo,rares and riotous acts on the line Of the Bal
,;,,ors and Ohio railroad, at or near the man.
roo,h tunnel, in Allegheny county, by tearing
3,,yn and burning shanties. molesting several
Americans. compelling them to leave off their
work. taxing possession of their guns, &C. They
also attacked another party, (Corkonians and
E,rIovu,.) and drove them from their work,
threatening their lives, and in many cases ac-
companying their threats v ith severe blows
The .iguataiaser adds
"On process being issued to apprehend the
rioters. the Sheriff summoned posse OF about
two hundred men, who promptly marched to the
scene Of action, through a tremendous snow
storm, ana made prisoners Of several Of the
rngeaders They are now safe in custody. and
undergoing al examination at kingwood
The contractors and superintendents use
every means in their power to keep things quiet
promptly diseharging every participator They
have also hired twenty-five men, at 81 .25 per
DAY. armed with muskets and bayonets, to travel
.bt Inc aud Qnell any disturbances"
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-12-01

-. We learn from the Gettysburg Star that the
mill of George Trcstle. three miles from Get.
tysburg was entirely destroyed by fire on Fri
day last, with 5000 bushels of wheat, mostly
the property Of neighboring farmers. fnsu-
rance on the mill $500, whole loss about
SIOn00
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-12-01


FIRST class shes-yyood or leached. lonrs.
ioTns and Glue pieces; Bricks, mot re); broken Cast
gs; Clay Earth, Sand or Gravel; Coal fmineraD; Fire
WOOD; German Clay; Heading and Hoop Poles: Iron Ore
IImr Manure; Marble in blocks (unwrourh); rig and
Scrap lroni Plaster Gypsum; Posts ana Rails.
hair"ah lies or Siiis; SALT Shingles and Iai; Slate or
Tile for roofing: Slaves: slaves heading &c for cedar
ware; Tar Pitch and R0sin; Timber, Ground or hewpl
SHCOND tLASS.-Agricuituri implements; Apies
ana other domestic fruits, (ereen dred); Bark (grond
or unground; Reef aud Pork (salted: Blooms and An
ch"hlrs; Boards aud other sawed lumber Bran Shin
stuff and other Feed Burr Bocks Castings QroI) Cot
Tee; Charcoal; Coke; Cotton Earthenware Empty
Cashs Fire Brick; Fish in Barrels (sal Flour; Grain of
all kinds; Grind stones; Hemp; Hides; Ice; Iron Ghee
bar, raied slit hammercdj; Lard; Lead I'm pigs bar
or SheeiIi M Stones Nails and Spikes; Potatoes Tur-
nlPs. and similar roofs; Pot and Pearl Ashes-Baryes
Sawed Marble; Soap Stone; Soneware; Stone for lime
or building; straw Paper or binding boards; Ta!iop
Tobacco in leaf; W"iskey, Cider, other dome. c Ii
qtors in Casks; Wrapping PAPER
THIRD CLhSs.-Agrcutural productions not ~ nj
caafy specified; Bale and baggoP Rope; Beef ffresh
Beer, Porter and Ale B1eswax: Eass in sheets or
uileured; Bn"er and Eggs; Cas- Steel; Cetlarware;
Cheese; China or 2ueeHsware; Clover, Timothy md
o'her grass seeds; Copper bars sheets or
ed Fish lfrsh; Flax seed; GIassware Groceries, Tex
cep codscl; Hardware and Cutlery; Hides [dry or
tshi Leather; Live Stock; Mahogany and other orna
meHia woods; Marble, manufactured; Ochre; OH OF al
kinds Including Castor and Lard ssters; Paints and
Dye sufs; PORK, fresh Red Lead ground in oil or Gry
"es a'u N"idhg'; SHii steam Engines and machinery
OF all kinds; TiHaEd Tinware; White Lead; Window
Glass; Wool; Zine IN sheets blocks; Zine manufac
iured
FOURTH CLASS.-Boois, Shoes and Hats; Books
and Stationery; Buffalo and Moose Skins; Carriages
vehicles Of pleasure; Deer Skins Drugs and Medicines:
Dry Goods Feathers; Foreign Fruits Furniture Furs and
Peiry; Garden Seeds, in boxes; Paper, fwriting and
printing! Tobaoco manufactured Trunks Uuenumer-
ated Articles
To Drovcrs and others having Live Stock send to
market Ii is desirable they should go in Wednesdays
train, the Saturdays train remains Harrisburg
Ill Monday.
PASSENGER TRAINS run daily, leaving PhiIadel.
pha al and Iewislown at 10 O'Clock, A NJ
SAMUEL MIILIKEN, ,Jr
fgsnt, LeriSt0GH.
CRAIG J. BELLAS,
Nov 3, 1919. 4gsufs, PhiIodeIplia.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-12-01

AsorRER DEFAULrER.-The Washington cor
respondent of the Philadelphia North American
says-The Secretary of the Navy has dismissed
Pur5er Kennon, of Virginia, from the service,
for being q defauter His deficit is stated at
zen thousand dollars, which has been placed in
the hands of the Solicitor of the Treasury, in
arder that action may be instituted against the
principal and sureties. As yet no appointment
has been made TO fill the vacancy.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-12-01

On Sunday evening last, about half-past ten
e:5ck, two houses occupied by miners, at the
Mines of Mr.. J. G. Lawton, near New Castle,
S:aqylkill CO., Pa, took fire and were entirely
;alsgmed. The most painful part of the oc-
:rence is, that in one of the houses, occupied
" Thomas Barry, his niece, girl about Il
rars Of age was burned to death
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-12-01

DlsrREssIxG DEArH.-Sylyester Roberts, pa
rsr maker of North Amherst, accidentally fell
ITO cauldron of boiling liquid which had been
,,spared for bleaching purposes, on the 18th,
and the flesh was almost literally scalded from
an body, He died the next day. His age was
q. and he leaves wife. An only child came
70 bis death in a similar way not long since
Frtsslsr (.uaSs.) Spy.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-12-01

Mrs. Levin. the lady of the Hon. Lewis &.
Levin, has been found guilty Of an assault and
battery upon young gentleman of Maryland,
and sentenced to pay fine of $50. The as
aull consisted 10 striking hisn several blows
with riding whip, for having as she alleges
lnsulled her while travelling on the public
highway in her carriage.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-12-01

TUE undersigned, appointed auditor by the Orphans
Court OF Mifain county TO report the exceptions
filed 10 the Administration Account Of Gre w OLIVER
Administrator OF JOHN OLIVER, deceased, appoints
Thursday fhe 2sth Of December for hearing said
ceptions, the Coori House in lwistowu when and
where parties interested may attend they think proper
JAS. DICKSON. Auditor,
Nov. II, Isf9-4t democrat copy.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-12-01
Auditors Notice.

THE undersigned, appointed auditor apportion the
balance remaining in the hands of HENRY LRATroP.
ESQ, Administrator of the estate Of JOHN FOSTER
deceased, late Of Oliver township, Miiin county will
meet et the Court House in the borough Lewistown
Monday, the alta December lSl9 to apuortion the
same 10 aud among the persons legally entitled re
ceive u.
J. DICKSON, Auditor.
LeWisfoxn. Nov 81 is4q-4f
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-12-01


All EGEncIs of Grain,
for which he will pay the CASH, IN PAR
FUNDS, as high as the market viii afford, accor-
ding TO Its quality. Amy person having good
Wheat Will do well to cali and show a sample
OF 1t, as he thinks he can afford to give more
than any other person in the place, the mill
being situated on The creek, where -four can
be loaded out of the mill into boats, and all ex-
pense Of hauling, storing, and shipping saved :;
besides, the -four is in better order, as the bar
rels are not injured by hauling and handling.
If wheat brings better price than it will at
ford to grind, he has the same chance of ship
ping 1t as any other, as the mill is The most
convenient storehouse IN the place, and saves
great deal Of time and labor in hosting By
water power. Or, he WILL RECEIVE ON sToR-
AGE, and forward to Philadelphia or Baltimore,
and give the following receipt:
+" Received, Lewistotcn Mills, Of A. B., -
Wheat, TO be kept in Store tall the first of AT
gust unless disposed of sooner"
When the receipt Is gwen the quality of the
wheat will be mentioned in it, so as TO prevent
any trouble when the owner comes to sell.
Any person storing, having four hundred bush
els and upwards, and desires it, it will be kept
IN garner by itself Any person taking re-
ceIpt, and not selling before, or giving notice
TO keep it, till after the first of August, it will
be carried out TO their credit at the market
price on that day. If shipped, or sold to any
person that does not get it ground in the mill,
TWO cents per bushel storage will be charged.
If they give notice, and keep it over after the
first of August, the storage will be oNE-HALF
cent per month, afterwards. The grain will
be clear from high water.
The subscriber will keep
Plaster, Fish, Salt and Groceries
Of all kinds, which will be sold low for cash to
Farmers, by the quantity
tETFLOUR, MIDDLINGS, and all kinds
Of Grain ard Feed, will be constantly kept on
hand, and sold low for cash.
A. W. w. STERRETT.
n. o. JOHN SFERRETT is authorized to
transact any business in the above premises as
my Agent
Lewistown, April H. 1S49-ly.