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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1850-01-16

MHAcKEREL, SHAD,. SALMON, HER!
lyN RINGS, PORK, HAMS AND SIDES,
SHOULDERS, LARD & CHEESE constantly
on hand and fer sale by j. PALMER * Co.. ID
Market Street Wharf, Philadelphia,
os,t - lS<o.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1850-01-16
Smut Machines.

M ULL'S Patent, Stone or French Burr, Smut
n A Machine the best article of the kind in use.
Thep run light, clean well, and will last life
time. Five hundred of them are in use in the
largest aud best mills in the country; and we have
the most unqualified testimony, OF competent per-
sons, es to their superiority over all other Smut
Machines at t4n rtil Hrflt gif a..r
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1850-01-16

NIB USINESS STAND FOR SALE--Ihe SUBJ
vi D-scriber offers for sale his house and
town OF Cochransville, Monroe ccuntySOhics--
The lot is 60 feet front on the river and l20 feet
on Main street; on which is erected tNspstory
frame house, go by 10 feet, with good ccllar nn
der part Of il; alsca bodybuilding l6 byl4 feet
-one'story. The whole house is well finished
and painted--one room shelved and finished for a
store. This is a desirable stand Tor store ortav-
ern, or both, and will be sold cheap. Forpartcu.
lars enquire ofthe subscril er on the premises
GG 4. s r. S. ANDERSON.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1850-01-16
COUNTY OFFICERS.

f1' iue COUNTY OFFICERS.
WILLIAM OKEY, Clerk of the Court.
J. w. OKEY, Deputy Clerk of the Court.
THOMAS WEST, County Auditor.
JOHN KERR, Treasurer.
MARSHAL MoRRow, Sheriff.
JOHN FISHER, Coroner.
LEWIS SHIPLEY, Recorder.
DANIEL H. WIRE, Prosecuting Attorney.
HIRAM O'CoNNoR, County Surveyor.
JOHN CLINE,
HENRY FoRD. s...
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1850-01-16

TIMES OF HOLDING THE COURT
OF COMMON PLEAS IN THE FIF-
= TENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT.
Belmont-March 5; June A; September II,
Guernsey-March 26; June 25; October 9
Monroe-April 9; July 80; October %.
Harrison-April %; August l3; Nov s.
Jefferson-May 7; August 27; Nov. 19.
''silo JUDGES OF THE COURT.
BENJAMIN S. CowEN, President Judge.
JEREMIAH HoLLIsTER, Associate g
JOHN DAVENPORT. i"
Thomas WESTON, +"
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1850-01-16
JssYA Hsddle.tqa. ). A TTAGHMENT 81 I y No:

'''spA Ssaalf''q IS " T1cE' A All persons ss
Richard II. Batiee. interested viii take notice.
ber,r "A. D. ls49, sued out a writ Of Attachment
from the Clerks Office of the Court Of Common
Pleas of Monroe cnpnty,a in the State Of Ohio,
against Richard II. Batiee, survivor OF William
Lowe, OF the ate firm of Battee s. Lowe, for the
sum Of six hundred dollars, which writ has been
servedupon the garpishee, Joseph T Hilton, and
returned Attest: WILLIAM OKEY, Clerk,
nov IL i,ss !, N HoLdsTFR, Atty for PI'f,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-26

me preparation OF fax In short staple, so as 10
produce a substitute for wool AID cotton capable
Of being span upon cotton machinery, ard als0 tor
the mixture Of the materials thus o6taEued, which
can be carded together WIKI silk. cotson or wool,
or separately, as cotton for spinning into yarns
Inc fiSht Is also secured for preparing long heer
as substitute Tor silk. for bleaching, ia the pre-
paTation Of materials for spinning and telling, and
slso in yarns and Eelts. rae inventor does not,
however, coahno himself 10 aax for the purpose
OF producing tibec adapsed To his purpGse, bat
states that he can obtain similar results from
hemp, ute, Chinese grass, and 70 use his own
EXPRESSION from " al Old tar rope, or bamboo
care A the patents are noe yes secured for
several continental States and some portions Of
the United kinSGon--tOV our absurd patent laws
require that separate patents should Do granted
for each of the three kingdoms which form what
is termed the aited Kinsdom--we are not az
liberty to state the nature OF the process, or the
means adopted for the purpose OF bringing the
fiber into the required state. We may ssaEe,
however that from II cwt. of the fax hber pre-
pared and cleaned upon the Unsteeped process
one cwt of substance identical with clean cot
ton, can be produced at 4 cost tor material OF less
than halfs .crown. The cost OF mammal or me
Chanical labor required uits preparation, including
the expense of bleaching. an operation performed
In a few seconds, does not amount to more thsa
7.l6sh OF penny per pound. The mixture otthe
two substances, VIZ, wool with fax reduced 60 q
short staple, forms q fabric exceedingly durable,
while its cost may be judged by the fact that
while wool costs is. Cd the OAK prepared and
ready for spinning may be obtained for sixpence
per pound so that with fax and wool span to-
gether in equal quantities., the cost would be re.
duced 5y nearly onehslf OF the actual value OF
the invention, and OF its prscticsbility the most
convincing proofs is TO De found in the fact that
native Of Holland, who has for several years d..
rected his time and attention to the subject, and
who has also succeeded in producing fiber OF the
same quality and nature NJ, Claussen, has been
offered by the Dutch Government tho sum OF
f20 600 for his invention which has been refused,
the sum demanded being $4,000. The negntia,
tons are still pending and the nth instant is liked
upon as the day upon which FINAL answer is 30
be given by the Dutch Government We believe
thar on Wednesday formal application was
made by N. ClausSen to the board OF trade, re-
guessing that machinery might be placed at his
disposal in order to enable him to produce at least
one tuu OF yarn, and to make series oil expert
ments as to tho best mode OF adapting the fiber
to the machinery the experiments to be con.
Quoted in the presence of some impartial and
well qualified person, to be selected by the Gov
eminent, and we have reason to believe that the
application has been fsvorably received, although
ne answer has yet been given on the subject,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-26
TO ONE COULD LOVE

TO e. For Ina Tnsut9
m, u,gkt love thee bnt will not cast
The hight Of myregard DER way, IKE thine
m. me "j ~ the shadows Of the cruel Past
rt 81. si y" po1 Of my love but Paaseth on
And nd 9 ali 6esr things Observation-Disclosures
"a .soold love thee, aeon fatal spell
M Wioni3 lure rnildew spirit round thy way,
W tboa wouldst die The graye-the grave
will tell
How all / love and cherish pass away
Vet be thou pleased, though this heart OF mine,
For thu sake, dares not yield itself to thine
! NAV forget thee when the gorgeous sun
Goeth in splendor through the burning day,
Bnt when eve cometh, and the silver moon
Walks like goddess through the heavenly way
The night BIRDS song, the dews, atarS, flowers,
will be
Bot as one blessed memory Of thee
Thou wilt not rech, when night winds battle thy
brow,
They bear my hearts idoatry to thee; Ibowi
Thou wilt not reck, when wondering crowds shall
That thy fondest wofshiper shall be-
For none to thee the truth may ever tell.
God bless thee, dearest-best Farewel-tare-
well
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-26

We have made this article much longer and
more personal than VIC intended, bat We assure
these concerned it is done not at ali in vicious
spirit We hope that what has been said will
awaken the attention OF Mathematicians 70 the
book and, if they do not come to the same con
illusions as ourselves we are much mistaken.
Ok
I'VE have had communication on hand for Sc
veral days, FROM the author OF the New Ele-
nents Of Geometry" in reply to the former arti'
Gle ofour correspondent, d. D. for which we have not
yet been able to find room Ed Irfb-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-26
From the forthcoming Keepseken for 1881.


WILT time wasted youthful hours,
One Of the shining winged powers
Showed me vast cliffs, with crowns OF towers.
as towards that gracious light bowed,
They seemed high palaces aud proud
Hid now and then with sliding cloud.
He said. "The labor is not small
Yet winds the pathway free 10 all -
Take care thou dost not fear to tail
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-26

MAIL BAG RoBsERs-John Fitzgerald was
caught at the Old Colony abroad Depot on Mon
dsy night in the act Of stealing four mail bags,
co3taising the way mails When first seen he
was about walking of with them. Yesterday Fltz-
eeraid was taken before L. s Commissioner Hill
RsrJ and held tor trial in March next, In detAgit
nf bail Of $500. boston Ohloh- <v.h'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-26

sfEALtse TIE LIVERY CT HEAyEs, &c.-Sonie
nan with no SORT OF reverence In MS soa, body u
clothes. broke into the Trinity Church, 5ammerst.
On Monday night, and mad the audacIty To steal
the BAytismal asin. It vas Of pure silver, and
81 much value. Boston Bee.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-12-04
ShcriH,s Sales.

RY virtue of sundry wrts If vepd Ex and Iv. Facas
- issucl cut Of til. Court Of Common Pleas If Union
county and directed will l exposed public sale.
at IN. courthouse intc loro "f New Berlin MONDAY
the 10th of DECEMBER next the fllowpg Res Estate:
The undivided thr of tract oi land in Center To-
containing ;:i lcss. adjoining tc north
Jacob Doeblcr on the west Mr. Iochani the south
Shade mountain and the Jacrb Aurand-with the
appurtenancs. Scize taken execution and To- DC sold
a the property Of Aaron Naurk.
Also lot No !. containing 4 Of the Isle Of
Que adjoining lot No = lot No. :. Pcnns creek and the
fenn-y Nana canal-as the property of Geo Gunirum
Al" tract of 50 in White Deer IT, 10 clear
' acres meadow. whcrcoD n log house and
arn spring hor, spring. apple orchard and fruit
adjoining J. Speesc. Scas the lroI of VIM Spcsc
Also a = acre lot in Braycrtnwn. wler,on n log
house and log stable. bounded by Main street Chs M,scr
and ailcys-as the property Of John VI. Bpush.
AIS" tract of Il in Limestone TIP, with weather
boarded log h9iSc. log half harm, fruit trees AMI spring.
ADJOINING in see'oi 6cas property Of Danl Icartsc>.
Also 4 acre bot in H;finhurg werron is a weather.
boarded two story log house adjoining lots No 10 snl S
property of Z. E.PNounsrnar, Almr Of This Ioungnan
Also two story log house lot Of ground curtiIacr
apIurcnant, in Kelly TT. ajo.un. EnanI ejy Conrad
Grief. and Noah Si>iy-1s property Of John Iiurl.
ARCHIBALD THOMAS Sheriff.
shcriGs Oficc, New Berlin, Nov. II, 1880.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-12-04
Grand Jurors, Dec. r. 1850.

Grand Jurors, Dec. Il. 1850.
Kelly in Bcnnage n Berlin Chrn M,sse
Hartley Geo Broucher, NJ ichl Schnure
Beaver: Geo \ Smith, Philip Merkcl
Buiial, jas Simon,on Jr, in SImonton, Saml
shoemaker
+. Buffalo: Jac Frederick Tbs Penny Geo Reet
Lcwisburg: Gideon Ang-tait, John Miller
Center: in = Smith, D.viJ Wilson
Middleceek Dani ke,slrr. Fredk + Baus
". Buiflo: Geo Lep!cy. Danl Grosscup
Union: Ellis Benfrr. Penns J & ]. Shindlt
W. a.hington Isaac Bickcl
Miiiinburg: Sam Blair
Trnre:se Jurors.
Lewisburg: Sol hitter. in A Mertz. l. Is Christ
Penn.: in parks. Joe Ey ser. Vim Bower. Jscol
Perry: Geo Martin Fisher, Henry ApE
w Buffalo: in Kline. And Iddine<. W Young 81
Kelly: Dav Iineiy, VIM Dougal Tns Howard, ,Dn
Chapman: Simon Shol!y. Jn Lrnig, Dnl Bruba
ker, Phil H'lbish, in Seechiist
White beer: Aaron S NTH, Saml Marshal, ia,
Marshal. John Ranck
Washington: Danl Steiner Dani Hilbi.h
Union: Enos Benier Jas CIossgrove, Christian
Daulerrnan. Benz Long
t1aftitN Nv DaftIeV Jac NltnPfmaN, UNI Long
Nv Hoffman, X V Glover. in Fil'man ST. in
Wilson. +. Buffalo: in Rite
w Beaver: Peter Go.s And LISA
Center: Edw Suayer, in Mitchell
Millr,.hurg in Detwiler, Wm w VanVa'zah
Slnl Siizer
Petit Jurors. (21 week.
Centre in Sscngle lac Fryer. Il Eisenhower
Gle, Ysring, Geo Becker. Conrad WoeIfey
in \ Schoch. Kelly Emanuel Reedy
W. Buf,lo: Wm Watson, Danl Stout, David
klecknsr. in Engrlhart. Sr
Union: Christ Seebold, los Wetzel
Lewi>burg: lily w Fries. Jas Cri.well
Miiiinburg Benz Haus, in Cast
Perry Peter Ackernan, Abrm Hsljeman
Chapman: in Craig. Abrm Look
Beaver Jacob Gross. Ner Middesv arth
Penns: Jacob Rihlet, Hy Lsuleaschlager, Hy d
Curns. Jac Shafler. Id App. II b Hetterch
+. Buffalo: Abrm Aurand. Robt VI Laird
Hartley: VIM Smith WIN Fisher, Soml Hartman
w. Beaver: in ID Romig
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-12-04
GREAT COUGH REMEDY

IN Offering TO the community this Justly cele
bra,ed remedy for diseases of the throat and
lungs, ii is wish TO irfe with ;he lives or
health of the afflicted but frankly TO lay before
them the opinions Of Distinguished men. and
some of the evidences of irs success, from which
they can Jndge for themselves. We pledge our
selves to make no wild assertions or false state
men,s of it. efficacy, nor viii we hold out any
hope TO suffering humanity which facts will not
warrant.
Many PROOFS arc here given, and we solicit an
inquiry from the public into all we publish, feel
ing assured they will find them perfectly reliable
and the medicine worthy their best conGdcnce
and patronage.
Prof. GIearelond. of Bosrdoin CoNrsr N!ipc.
Writes have witness. d TN, fleets # yo,r CHERRY
PICTORIAL in my family and that oi ms nd.
nnd It gives satisfaction 1" state that n,s,ir
have ever know has proved 50 .inently iuoe,ssfui in
curing diseases Of the throat and lur.s.
Rer. Dr. Osgo0d
Writes That he considers CHERRY PICTORIAL The
best mc,rinc Pulmonary Affections ever given the
public and states that his daughter after his obliged
cough accompanied by raising of blood. might sw"atS,
and the attendant symptoms of Consumption commenced
the Of the Cherry Pectoral and had completely
covered!
E1'-ChGnceNor Ming.
cf New York. says q hrve hccn great sufferer with
BRONCHITIS. and hut for the Of the CHERRY PFC
TbRAI might have continued to he frrmany years
come, bg that has curr and am happy to lear to-
timrny 10 it, efficacy
From such testimony we ask the public TO Judge
for themselves.
Hsnr the Patient.
Or. Ayor-noar Sir: For two years afflicted with
very cough. accompanied 10y splitting of looi
and profse night sweatS. by the ufvicr Of nav attending
plysician was induced to your iEl;itY PICTORIAL
and continued to do till considered myself cured.
JOHN RANDALL
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-12-04
issue List for December, Is5O.

ISSUE A1Si 1Or H9cCemDcf, MO.
! Chas A Snyder VS. John Wilt
John Aioatzs Executor vs. Andrew Knox
.Ino Harper who survived Jno Moatz VS. same
| Saml Hoover vs. Israel Gutclius
Jas Nilliam-ou : JOha Nckclvy
Jonathan Cellars vs. l. Ecrk
| Henry Bar,lshtr vs. Henry loxthrimer
| Geo Ienncr for Sam Frank Va Geo AI,ms
Cominonwth of IA for Robt Hayes II Bower and Bal
john Snyder's Executor Moses Fisher
John II Weber vs. VIM Cochran
.lno Ruhl for Christ q Graham VS. Jared Irwin
Daniel Jarrett 4 .Jarrct $ Elias Hartman
John Rigcl Jacob Ilccdcr
Jacob Syphcr vs. Jacob L.iscr ct al
john tilhcrt 20 VS. WmJ May Reuben Klose
Chrstn Herman Samuel Schrcckengast
Jacob kloSc " t;c,lcs 4 Marsh
Daniel Jarrett & Jarrett " Elias Hartman ct al
John Hayes vs. Lewis Ritter ct III
George Fees VS. Chas Shrincr
rlatt Knox for v right Nephew &c W Jared Irwin
Chas kreisher " John Kline
II Iiottonstne AMI WIFI W Schruycr ct al
Frederick Richter ct nj
Mary HiHsamin " Elias Fees
Same vsJ& T. Fees
Plntt Knox for i;uhl &c Jared Irwin
John kiild-r & vii. vs Michael Klcckncv
Wit Eiicrt Mahlon Bry man
Michael Miller vs. Martin A Stock
Robert Chambers Bcrth:cr Thompson
Geo Deal admir- of fctt"r vs. John hrctzcr
VIM fWasenselier surr part &c vs. Reuben Keller
Vim Hunter Ear Of Hunter vs. John Snyder
Peter German and WIFI vs. Thos Thursby
DR. Brug-cr VS. J Eohraiaeh with notice &c
Wascnscller jordan EXT. Jacob HouseY
Sarah Backhousc Alm'N VS. John Lenig
John Boahr Jacob Lciscr ct al
Warcnsell"r jordan EATS &c VS. in Guniy Admir- &c
Ey stcr 4 Sitter Amos Siroh
Henry Musscr John Mu.scr
Jacob Roush vs. t;ro Nrrloot
Emanuel Ncitz vs. Jacob IIouser
Henry VI MowTcr vs. Jacob MOwref ct n
Mrs G T. Bowcs John Paul
Joseph Il Lott Joel Ehrman &c
q Miller VS. y Mitchell with notice to J Mcixcll
John Nkinty VS. Peter Neyius
Brown Goodwinc VS. May klosc
Same Reuben Keller
Same VS. Ner Miidleswarth
Same Daniel klose
Same Ncr Mhdleswarth
Same Same
Same Daniel kiosc
same vs. Nidilcswarth. Harms Co
Sh;hcr Zielcr John Hartman Jr
Robert Chambers vs John smith
James Farrcn : " Mcphcrscn a Shannon
Lewis Colby VS. Wm II Ludwigs Exrs
Trustees ter Ref Oh Lwsburg Trus Lu Oh ewisburg
Ba-i-r Il Fry Gunirum vs. Rolcarncl & Slonacker.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-12-04
&<iIlt~
M A [R r NE 10

On Thursday morning, 29lh ul'.. BY
Rev D.Y Heisler, JOHN H. BARKpoLL and
Miss ELIZA CONRAD. all of Lewlsburg. Pa.
Thursday evening, 2Slh ult., by Rev G
r. Bliss. JAMES LAFFERTY and Miss ELIz-
ABETH CLARK, all of Lewisburg
In Lewishurg. 80 inst, by Rev. ID. Y.
Hcisler, JOHN WENsELL and Mrs. HANNAH
MYERS, all Of this place.
A, Northumberland, 2ist ult., by Rev. 5.
l. NJ. Con>er, DAVID STERIcK and Mss
URcILLA PHILLIPS, both Of Point Up.
2sth uit., by Rev. EN-. Long, CHARLES
NEwHARp. of Washing,onville. and Miss
ANNA MARIA ECKERT near Milton.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-12-04
Try ll,e New General Tailor /!

YNHE subscriber would inform the people Of
L Lewisburg and vicinity, that he has opened
a shop in the large Brick corner house, opposite
pien. A. Green's. where he is prepared to
CUT OUT AND MAKE UP
Gentiemen's and Boys CIoihing, in the best
style. LATEST FASHIONS constantly on
hand, TO suit every taste. BY punc,ual,y and
good work, hope to earn living patronage.
Country Produce taken in payment
J. w. BENNETT.
Lewisburg, Nov. 25, 1850
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-12-04
So 900 worth Cabinet Furniture
For .Sale at Donachy's Harc,Dom,
-
sks

HOURfH Street, south side of Market, at the
l. sign of s ". .WykeG-ware-room up stairs,
where is offered splendid assortment of FUR,
NI7URE, as cheap as can be purchased this side
of Philadephla-such as
Plain, Fancy, and Dressing Bureaus; Sofas
Ottomans Mahogany Chairs; Pier. Center,
Gard, Sofa and Dressing Tables, Breakfast and
Dinirg Tables, &c; Beds,eads (Octican, French
and Common) from So 10 500; also Stands
Of every variety.
All work warranted to be well made. and on
the most reasonable terms. Cash. Country Pro
duce, and Lumber taken in payment.
+. A. DONACHY.
Iewisburg, Nov. 81, 1850
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-12-04
Registers Notice.

NJ Office is hereby gwen to peryons concerncd that
~ the following named persons hav. settled their
count the Registers office at New Berlin. Union
w. AMI that the said accounts will he presented for cnr
nation and allowance at the Orr hans Court To BE- held
New Berlin for the county of Union, the Fourth Monday
Of DECEMBER next, being the I'D day. viz:
The final account of Thomas Ciin;an. Executor Of the
last will and testament of james Merrill, late of New
Berlin, decd.
Acct Of Elizabeth Wilmer, Admx Of Jacob Wilmer late
Of Chapman, Tp
Acct Of John kesslar and Geo. D. Miller, Admrs Of Juc
KcSslcr late of Miildccrcek TT.
The final acct Of James Miller and James Finncy Err
Of the last will and testament of ADTw McCcnehan late
OF White Deer Tp
Acct Of John Lynch, Guard. If Jane Price, n minor
Acct of George KIeckner Exr Of the last will and
lament Of Barbara klcckncr, widow Of John Kleckner
late Of West Buffaloe.
Acct of Mary and Eliza Beaver Adm of Peter Bca-
yer. late Of New Berlin. .- .....
Acct John H. Cornelius, Admir- Of James Cornelius
late Of New Berlin.
Acct Of jacob Mohr, Admir- Of John Aumiller late of
Midllccreek
Acct Of Philip Ruhl Admir- of Jacob Ritter late Of Buff
faloc
Acct Of Leonard App and Jacob ". Smith, Admrs of
John Serer. late1of Penns.
Acct of Daniel, Jacob, and John Kaufman. Admrs Of
John Kaufman, late of Buffaloe.
DANIEL BELLMAN, Register.
Registers Office, New Berlin, Nov. 10, 1850.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-12-04
COUNTY BUSINESS.
Court Proclamation.

WHEREAS the Hon. ABRAHAM 5. WILSON, President
Judge of the Court of Common Pleas for the Iwcntl-
ethudca District consisting OF the counties OF Mon anu
Miin and ,coB WiTTENNyEg and JAMES ilAERIsoNLsr'
Associac Judges in Mon county, have issued their pre-
ccpt. barring date the 9th day of sept 1880 AMI To me
directed. for the holding of Orphans Court Court of
Common Pleas, Oyer Tcrmncr, and General Quarter
Sessions at New Berlin for the county Of Cnon the
Ri Monday Of Dec next beng the 10th day. 1870, and
cont;nu" two weeks
NOTICE is therefore hereby given to the Coroner jus
ccs of the Peace and Consbcs and for the county Of
Union. to appear in their proper persons with their
rolls records nluisitions examinations, and other
rmrans 10 do those things which of their Offices and in
their behalf arpcrain to lie lonc and all witnesses and
other persons prosecuting in behalf of the h
against any persons required to he then and there
attending an, not depart without leave at their peril
Justices required TO bc runctual in their attc nancc
ri the appointed time agreeable to notice.
Given under hnnd aud seal at the Sheriff offce in
New Berlin this l7h day of Octr in the year Of Lord
thousand ei. hundred and fifty. and in the seventy
fifth year Of the Independence of tn" United States Of
America. GOD the Commonwealth,
ARCHIBALD THOMAS. Sheriff
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-12-04
DIED 4:

In Lewlsburg, 2d inst, aged months
and | days. MARGARET MARIA, daughter
oil DIR. Thomas and Lucinda Vanvaizah, of
Boalsburg, Center county.
I" Like a snowflake the river.
moment here-thcn gone, for ever"
In Kelly TIP, Isl inst, aged 3 years. 7
months and 81 days, FINNEY, son of John
and Elizabeth Lawson.
In MiIlinburg. 26ih ult., Capt. ALEX +
M'EwEN, aged about "a years.
In Delaware TIP, Thursday week, JOHN
OYSTER, an aged and respectable citizen cf
that township.
AT the residence Of her father, VIM. De-
hart, IN Chllisquaque Up, Friday week, the
WIFE of Frederick Snyder.
In Milton, Gath ult., Son OF John w.
Huelher.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-12-04
Valuable Real Estate
FOR RENT.

WILL be rented at PUBLIC OUTCRY
w on the premises, on WEDNESDAY,
the 25ih day OF DECEMBER next. at 10
o'clock, A. NJ, the following valuable real
estate, late the estate of SAMUEL WOLFE,
decd, situate in the Borough OF Lewsburg,
county of Union. 10 wi,
ls,. The MANSION HOUSE now in
the possession of The Widow OF said dec'd,
situate On Water street, which is large
and commodious dwelling.
I'd. A large Brick DWELLING House
and STORE Room, and other necessary
building. on the corner OF Market and Wa.
Ter streets, well calculated for the Mercan.
Tile business, and has been used for that
purpose for a number of years.
81. A large Brick WAREHOUSE on
The bank Of the River, with very large
and convenien, WHARF-also a STONE
WAREHOUSE al the lower end of said
Wharf Said Wharf is the only one in
Lewlsbnrg that can be used in low water.
The Terms will be made known on dav
of renting.
CATITARINE WOLFE,
4. VI. LtWSHE,
THO'S HAYES.
Guardians Of the Children of S ImI Wolfe. decd
Lewisburg, Nov. 5, 1850.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-12-04
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