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u John M. Barrett, ESQ.,, who was arrested in
South Carolina on suspicion of being opposed to
Slavery and subsequently released on bail, died at
Dublin, Ind, on the 23d ut. The New Castle Cour-
Ter says, he died of disease brought on by long
confinement within the damp and unwholesome
walls OF Southern prison, and fell ''a victim to the
dark and bloody spirit of Slavery, whose path is
strewn with human lives and crushed hopes and
bleeding affections, and the fearful aggregation Of
every human woe and misery''
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Worcester County South District Temner.
ance Union

THE next meeting Of the Worcester Conntv son,h NJ
Irict temperance Union will be in East Douglas Wednes
day April l1th at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ The attendance If
me FRIENDS 81 Temperance of whatever name respect
July requested BY order Of the Executive COMMITTEE
Northbridse, April 2, 1850
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ST. LOUIS, April 6.-The Arkansas state peni-
teniary was burnt on the 2sth inst the conyics were
all saved "e'e
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MAHoMED's PREAcHINGs. His definition of
charity embraced the wide circle of kindness. sew
cry good act, " ne would say, is charity. Your
smiling in your brothers. face is charity; an exhorta-
ton Of your fellow to virtuous deeds is equal to
almsgiving; your putting wanderer inthe right road
is charity your assisting the blind is charity your
removing stones, and thorns, and other distractions
from the road is charity your giving water to the
thirsty is charity. mans true wealth hereafter is
the good he does in this world 10 bis fellow man.
When he dies. people will say, 'What property has
he left behind him'' But the angels who examine
him In the grave will ask, what good deeds hast
thou sent before thee - Washington Luing's
Life Of .Hahomet.
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FAST EvEsIsc. Mr.. LgLAkD, il win be seen,
will give Juvenile Concert in Flagg Hall, Fast Eve
ming. The evening" performances win copclcde with
series of Tableaux viyants.
Mr.. Mason, aIso, adyertiscs an exhibition Of his
pupils in Brinlcy Hall His entertainment will consist
Of Songs, GIees, Chorases, &c. ni,.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-04-10

TT The clerk in the Waterbury (Ct.) postoflic,
has been arrested on charge of abstracting none,
from letters. He Il sixteen years Of age. Tgf
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SB~ powder magazine in Middlefeld, Ct, expIod-
cd on the night Of the LIST inst Three hundred half
barrels Of powder, belonging tN the government were
DESTROYED. fN tfr
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y Mr.. Calhoun's Death created an intense sensa
ton in Charleston. The bells were olled all day Sun
day, Public meetings held on Monday, and vari-
GUS public gatherings other subjects were postponed
in consequence of it.
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Northern Spy Apple Trees.
NA VIE subscriber has for sale few hundred
-4- u Northern Spy Apple Trees, from EHwanper,s
celebrated Nurseries Rochester, New York three Years
growth from the bud, and trae to their name
uIdltOIs ApTI III. d3Wis j. II W00n
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Only q cents.

{ Ne Case ofENGLIsH PRINTS. richly worth l2I cts
seihig Tor D cts at the CITY STORE
ApI ~ uW3wls 152 Man-st opposite Post Office
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% The Committee of Arrangements for the cele-
bration OF the anniversary Of the Battle of Lexington
Concord, the 18th inst, have voted to invite the
Legislature to be present as guests
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GLOVE AT HOME. )"

1 never had a tenpound note, | care not who may
know,
Nor golden brooch nor silver chain, nor aught that's
worn for show:
I've cared each meal I've had for years by honest dali
ly toll,
Yet few have had a mcrrer heart or worn gIadder
For have had blessed home, beneath whose hum
BILE roof ~
mothers nightly prayers tor me were breatied with
out reproof;
And where my sisters clustering love grow round my
friendly stem,
And looked into mine eyes with hope as looked joy
to them.
Ye who have given my lips delight, and ye whose
friendly press
Has ever held my hand in yours to welcome and to
bless;
Oh, We have heard me say, ssWhateyer else may
come,
There's such JOY earth for man, being 'loved
at home y
Ifpride could see my scanty room, some twelve feet
And take down all the chattes there twoud scarcely
soil pen;
But there years of mothers love-n letters week
by week,
wealth that hearts can better weigh than tongues can
aptly speak.
And judging hence from what I've felt whene er see
Smile lighted on the path life, I'm certain can
trace
The whence that sweet influence can only truly
come,
The inward JOY that fills the soul when we are seoved
at home" Eliza Cooks Journal. 4
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So A dealer in leo in New York, has, Il Is said,
purchased one thosand tons in Maine, at SO per ton,
deliverable in New Yolk. essi HgA ,iss.sl
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RAIL ROAD AecIDEET.-Lossof LIFE. The Steam
boat train for New York, Monday evening, broke
through thebrdge over the Quincbaug river Thomp
son, by which the baggage-maser, john Galgan, who
has long been employed the road, was killed. and
several passengers less injured. Two first and
one second class passenger broken in pieces
The engineer while crossing the bridge, has been in
the habit of shutting of steam In this instance, after
reaching about the cenre he perceived the bridge Civ.
ing way and instantly put all steam to escape the
danger. The engine, tender, and baggage crate car
passed over, while the passenger cars, which had be-
come disconnected from the engine, swayed round and
were plunged with the bridge into the stream, where
they now remain, two of them upon the bridge, the
other standing upon end. We understand the baggage
master has a wife and family in Boston.
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THE I,AnTES

RE particularly invited examine the New Goods nj
\ most daily arriving at CHAMBERLAIN a. cos
Inc selection in Rich Fabrics for Ladies Dresses is now
better than il will be later in the season. and those who
make early purchases, will secure the best styles
Aprll TO- DIV III. III. CHAMBERLIN & co
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DR.. WEBsTER's MIsERALs. letter from Bal.
timore to the Boston Bee, says gentleman Of that city
just before the disappearance Of Dr. Parmap, recev-
ed several letters from Professor Webster, urging him
to purchase his Cabinet Of Minerals he same that he
had morgaged to the Lawrences and DIR. Par man.
and sold to Fir. Shaw for $780, for the use Of his son
who was a student in the Medical College. He decin-
ed the purchase but regrets il, as it il his opinion
that if he had accepted The offer, the terrible train Of
events that have since occurred might have been avoid
ed.
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~ The Governor and Council have colnmuted the
death sentence of David H. Pearson recently convict
ed of the murder of his wife and two children at Will
mingon, Mass, to imprisonment for life. 1t will be re-
collected that the jury in rendering their verdict, re-
commended him very strongly to mercy, and also that
the defence introduced evidence on the trial, going
show that he failed to possess full and correct reason
u A law passed the Georgia Legislature, at its
last session. giving to the widow and child or children,
of any person dying nsolvene 800 worth of the prop
ery Of said insolvent free and clear of all claims for
debts due by him.
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Canton Straw Mattings.
54, and ga White and Checked Mattings inst re-
n Is ceHed by CHAMBERLAIN & co.
lApIH ~ a ~
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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.

The following is an Official statement of the votes
cast at the recent election for County Commissioners,
The vote is quite sniacss than third of the usual
vote. The successful candidates are those supported
by the Free Sod and Democratic parties.
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CONGRESS.

In the Senate Monday, Mr.. Benton made strong
speech in favor of taking California by herself with
out taking in any other subject To this Mr.. Clay
rejoned Mr. Foote then spoke in favor of his
Compromise Committee, and after some further dis
cusson by Messrs. Cass, Hale, Douglas and Smith,
motion to postpone the reference of Mr. Bells
motion was carried
In the House Mr.. Vinton attempted to get through
resolution authorizing the President 10 detail thirty
seanen and such officers as he may think proper
to join Mr.. Grinnell's expedition in search of Sir
John Franklin, but the attempt was unsuccessful
| The Slavery question was then taken up, and Mr.
Wallace of s. c. freed his mind on that subject
The burden of his discourse was that the non-Exten-
sion of Slavery is abolition in disguise. Mr. John
son of Ky followed in speech against separating
the admission of California from the Territorial ques
ton, and pedgng Kentucky to fight if she is dis
honored by Northern fanatics.
Mr. Kaufman tried to get a vote of the House
against the movements in New-NIexico for an or
ganization of that Territory independent of Texas
but failed. Finally motion was made by Mr.. Con
ger of N. Y. to cut down postage to uniform rat
of 2cents on paid and unpaid letters and II
abolish the Franhing Privilege The Post Ofiic
Committee promised soon to introduce bill to tn
same purport, and the subject was then dropped
@4 $50 .Ae WASHINGTON, March9
SENATE. Mr. Webster asked to be excused from
the Committee appointed to accompany Mr. Cal
houn's remans-private affairs compelling him t
visit his home He was excused.
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Carl,efs-CarnefS.

A LOT of LOWELL POWER LOOM CARPETS.
n EXTRA, SUPERFINE, and THREE Ply
purchased this week at Auction great discount from,
Manufacturers prices and for sale n small advance Nv
April 10 DIV H. ii. CHAMBERIIN & co
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LOST.

sunday noon last between Flagg Hall and the head
- Of Pearl street the loser pressing Street through
Elm street. CAMEO BREAST PIN. The finder by Ieay-
ing the same with the subscriber the Manucts Ins Office
will be literally rewarded. 8 ALIEN
April 10.
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Rugs and ENTRY Waite

Nu s. '7H1Nu NIHHUH i. I'VE daNdSs
w have THIS week received splendid assortment of
w Tapestry and Velvet Rugs some very Rich Good.
bought the last week at Auction and will be sold at very
low prices. rart ~ '
Also, Tuied and Wool Entry Mats heavy door Mats
etc. etc, cheap at CHAMBERIIN e. C0is 80
APlH ~ ly
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-12-11

M'LANEp0 WO0la VERllIFU0E
TINE foaIeviss oeIsss shew q once demand
i fos and sxesilsoes Of shis essss medicine:
p. "YonK, July 20, iel7
~ Kidd 4 Co: Ths vesm,fuss leh " on ssls
some tins ego BY your agent. u sold. Il goes
very rapidly. and sisss great satisfaction. A. ws
are entirely out Of The aticls, and have ffequsnt
calls for it. plsass ssad us some Immediately
'SonEavIkks, Tenn. March IL. lsl7
= "Dr M'Lans- Dear Sir The vermifuGe you
left with me Lea, fall hes long sines been soidyand
! could have cold great deal more il bed bad
It. Since my return from the Eat, have been
called upon nearly s.cry day to write 10 you.
requesting an immediate sspply. have already
tried your Vermifuge in my own family and find
il TO 10 the best have ever used
ae-a EFF MORRISON.
"MCD ClsEk. Steuben Co. Sept 7. lS47
"This may certify that We have sold DrM Lance
American Worm Specific. or Patent Vermifugs.
the past year. aud il has given unbounded salts.
faction. Il 10 no imposition on the community,
but is what its suihoEs recommend il 10 be-a
universal specific for those afflicted with wOrms.
H. HUGHES & CO."
AGENTS-..C w ScnArrLE, LeWisbuFg;
H Carlow and II Rsser. Milton; Gerhart. Sc
Iinsgrove; J w Friline, Sunbury; Mrs MCay,
Northumberland N Z Grisr. Moore. Dsnvilis
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One of the Duels.

Tbs Chronicle of Western Literature
resurreclionizes the following capital story
Of ono Col. Whealley. !; s,nacks Of an
iiquiiy q little, bu, is none tho less rib.
rickling
"l'he Colonel. during short soiourn
in Vicksourg. met there some hot. blooded
eoutherner with spiri, as fiery as his own.
They quarreled-a challenge passed and
va. accepted, and The next rising sun WIS
10 witness cne, if not both of their dead
bodies, drenched in blood, 10 wash ou,
wounded honor. During the nigh, the
Colonel said he heard boat coming up the
river. and it struck him as he heard the boat
putting. that prudence was the better part
cf vaIor.' So he took his trunk upon his
shoulder, and stepped in The dead Of nigh,
very quietly ou, Of the hotel as he neared
The boat. whom should he see but his an,
sagoni,t. a, the boat before him, Just going
aboard. lie returned ss quietly as he had
gone out. was on the ground mex, morning
with his second, waited with disappointed
rage for his antagonist, and published him
ss an sbsconding coward!'
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-12-11
THE WINTER SESSION
OF THE
lEWlSBURG ACADEMY

WILL commence on MONDAY the 2s,h OF
w OcropEa. In this Institution, oil the
branches Of thorough Academic eourss will b
laugh,
The communication Of kno~lsdge simply, 10
not the sole design Of Education end should not
bs made % /; il highest aim is TO strengthen and
bring ou, into action. the intellectual and moral
powers OF the student. Throw around him oil
the facilities necessary TO his progress. and a.
ford him all proper aid. but do not Asiter him
With the thought shst he must rely upon smother
and not upon bis own riIous fos success. InJe-
penden, srlf-rsiiance is one Of the 6rst lessons
that should he learned in school room. This
hind Of early mental training prepares one TO.
vigorous end manly sIeriinn in after life. and
thus gives him marked advantage over the ig-
norant and uneducsiej. The main eiTorts Of
Teacher shouid therefore. be directed 10 the for
nation Of sound habits Of study. for when this
end 10 reached. the progress Of the pupil bseomes
at once certain end rapid.
Composition and Deciamsiion. % formerly,
will receive due attention ion-pariculs'ly the for
mer. and the Primary Department shssl have our
special care. The subscriber feels dsttered with
the growing property Of the Institution, and
shall labor 10 merit its continuance BY increased
exertion.
TuIrIoR Per Session Of 20 weeks. for the
Common English So: Higher English. $s +;
and for the Languages, SO.
JNO. RANDOLPH.
Oet. ., 1880. Principal.
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ShGrlH,s Sales.

ny of sundry vrts Of vesd E1 and Le. yAci..
- issutt Of the Court of Common Fless of tnion
county and 10 me directed will he exposed {" public sale
at the curthos- the horo Of New Berlin ON MONDAY
the 10th Of DEcEMpER the following Real Esate
The one undivided third Of tract ot land in Center Ip
containing O3 less, adjoining on the north
jacob Do~bler, on Mr.. HOrhand ON the south
shade mountain. the cast Jacob Aurand-wh tn.
apputenancrs Scis-d taken in execution and 70 be sold
the property Of Aaron Mauek.
Also lot No. !, containing Of an aere, On the Isle o
ou. adjoining lot No B. lot No s. Penns creek, and the
fennsylrana earai-as ,he property q Geo GundruD
Also SO in White Deer Tp 30 srres clear
Cd acres aow whercon two story log house and
barn. spring house. spring, apple orchard and fruit trees
adjoinn. J. Spccse, &ca. the property Of VIM spccse
Also acre lot in Besvertown, whereon are log
house and log s'sb- bounded y Min street. Chs Mosser,
and allcys--as the property Of John ". Boush.
Alpc t-.-. of Is in Limestone Tp, it'll weather
BEARDED log house. log h.f hHrn. fruit trees, and spring,
aljoning in s.csi, Sc.as property of Dani Dcartses
Also a h., VI ffiinburg. whercon il weather
hcari story g house. joninY lots No 10 and s'-
property III D. 4 f"ans"rn A'trnr Of Th- i"uDgman
Also story g house lot of ground or curtilage
appurtenant in kVy Tp. Sijoing Enanl keedy Conrsi
Grisn and Noah Siisby-as property of John Rurd.
ARCHIBALD THOMAS Sheriff.
Sheriff. Ofhce, New Berlin, Nov. H. 1850.
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Grand Jurors, Dec. T. 1850.

Kelly in bennase. n. Berlin Cnfn Mosef
Hartley ied bfoucher, ~ ichi oenhe's
beaver: Gco a smith. fmhP MefAea
buua'o Jas Simoh'oh 'f''n S'"o"'o'' 0"1'' Il
"e%a.e H".f.i". ,.c r,.a.,;eI tn. pe,ov Geo Reed
I.;.,,.., C,d.,r .n.-,.J, Iohn M,Il.r
...n,s, T., Sm;,h Md Wilson
St:n".h n.n, T..",.. E,.dL Ran.
~ nng.In. c. i.nl.v Mani (:,o..cuo
,,,;on. EI,,, R.nt., p.nn.. JC L Shindle
ST"DL;,,, -. n;.l.,
w,@.nh,,,. s.mI R,.;,
-,
Ir1eef1t Jurors.
Lewisburg: sol Ritter. in Mens. D S"'cs
Penns in Parks. Jos Eyster. WI Bower 'se"o
Perry: Geo Martin fnher' hsnsy app
W.Buffalo: Jn Kline. And Iddings,W ouns. 81
Kelly: Dav Hinely Wm Dougal. Ths Howard, ,Unl
Buffalo: A Sheckler. Jas Mtre'shs Kaufman
Chapman Simon Shoiiy. in Lenig, DnI bruba-
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-12-11
IT IS 4 FACT,

ONE self-eviden,, and worthy OF every
" consideration. tina, no Miller can make
good clean -four wi.hou, he has good clean
wheat. ] suppose you wish to know the
remedy. | tell you-it Is to get one o,
Bergsfresser's Wheaf Seourers, or Smut
Machines. He being an old. practical and
experienced Mil'wright has invented, 60,
up and put in successful operation the best
Wheat Scourer now in use. Any person
ordering machine and afterwards finding
that it does not prove 10 operate a. repre-.
sented, there shall be no sale, as the e ma.
chimes are TO he warranted good. Further
recommendation are thought unnecessary.
He is now having q supply made q, Lewis
burg. by Messr.. Geddes & Marsh. Orders
hr m,chinea. or letters Of inquiry, will be
promptly attended 10. Machines ~ill be
sent and put to oil orders. Addresa. &
!. BERGSTRESSER.
Lswidbura. Usiun Go. Pa. ~
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-12-11

TINE unds'sisnsd continues to furnish to order
on the most reasonable terms. Pianos. from
the ManufactoIy Of Conan MKYxR. PhiIsd'a,
whose instruments are too we'll known 10 need
any paneR,ric. having uniformly received the
concentrations Of the most eminent professors
and composers Of Music. and the award of the
premiums in NrwYork. Philadelphia and Boston.
For qualities Of tone. touch. and keeping in tone
up TO concert pitch. they can not be surpassed by
either American or European pianos.
Instructions given on the Piano rs heretofore.
Reference may Re made to any Of those parents
or guardians Who have pupils committed To his
charge He may be seen at his residence st Mrs
Meizsers. First street. Le~ishurg. where terms
and particulars will be made kno"n.
The mos, popular and fasosise Airs and Music
Of different kinds received il il ssued from the
different musical establishments in the Cities.
May Is CHARLES KALISCH
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-12-11

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons concernrd that
~ the following named persons have scttlei their
counts in the Registers ofcc at New Berlin, Union
ty that the said accounts will he presented for conr
nation and allowance at the Orphans Court U le held at
New Berlin for the county of Union, The Fourth Monday
Of DECEMBER next. (bsing the I'd day. viz:
The final of Thomas Clingan, Executor u the
last will and Testament of james Merrill late Of New
Berlin, decd.
Acct Of Elizabeth witm.r Admx Of Jacob Wilmer late
o! Chapman, TT.
Acr't John kcs.cr ard Geo D. Miller, Adm'rs Of JAG
kessler, late Of MiddIecrcck Tp.
The final acct of James Miller and james Pinney, HRS
Of the last will and Testament Of Andw McCenehsn, late
Of White Dccr Tp.
Acct Of John Lynch GUAM. cf Jane Pricc, minor.
Acct OF George kleckner Exr q the laet will and es
lament Of Barbara kleckncr widow Of John Klcckner
late Of West Bulfaloc. =
Acct of Mary and EIa Beaver, Adm1es Of Peter Bes-
ver latr Of New Berlin.
Acct Of John II Cornelius, Admir- Of james Cornelius,
late Of New Berlin.
Acct of Jacob Mohr, Admir- Of John Auniler, late Of
Mddlccreek. ~ i
Acct of Philip Ruhl Admir- Of Jacob Ritter late Of Buff
faloe.
Acct Of Leonard APP end jacob v. Smith, Adnrs Il
John scrcr. latc'of Penns-
Acet of Daniel Jacob, and John Kan6naa, Adnn q
John KaunDsa, lsSe Of Dufialoe. GLtfF III
DANIIL DyLLNAH, RAsisss.
Iscisass's 04ss Hsv Berlin, Nov. 10, 1850.
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BULLS head HOTEL,
Jii6qinburg, Union county, Penn'G.

GHAR.Es GI0TZER
n DESPECTFULLY Informs the citizens ol
X, Union county, and the public in general
mat he has leased the shove stand. Tor many
years occupied by his Fssher, and is no" pre-
pared 10 accommodate friends and the travelling
community in manner acceptable I" oil.
The HOUSE is large aud roomy' well a!san'
cal in ,Il i,s departments and every care will be
taken to render hi guests comfortable and happy
HI. TABLE will always be furnished with the
choices, eIicacies Of the season. and the best the
make, can afford. The BAR will at oil times
), attended by careful persons, and none hu. The
very bes. Of liquors will be kept: His STABLES
are ample and convenient. and the OSTLEhs
punctual and attentive.
In short, he pledges himself to endesvor TO
rive general satisfaction 70 oil. and hopes hy
s,rict attention to business to merit and receive
q liberal share Of patronage.
M,fflinbuse. June 20, 1850
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-12-11

An old acquaintance of ours in the
country. INDUCES in very exaggerated
style Of description and illustration. in his
ordinary conversation. For instance, when
describing The effect Of an alteration Of his
ki'cten chimney which he had ordered his
mason to make. he said that I" before the
shimbly was altered, i, drew the wrong
way 40 powe rful that every flock Of wild
geese thai flew over he Town for Ten years
uas sucked down into his Fireplace. bu'
s:nce the alteration had been made, the
araugh, was so strong that if he should
hook one end Of an OK chain in the middle
OF the kitchen floor, the other end would
stand qrireri"' up the c!.imn.y ~
Yankee Blade.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-12-11

Court Proclamation.

WHEREAS the Hon ABRAHAM 8. WILSON. President
Judge ef the Court Of Common Piesc sor sns Iweau
eth Jdic counties of Union and
N@in. and JAcos wuTENhyKR and yAhes HAhESoH,
Assocsss Judges Union county have saed their pre
cent bearing date the Eth day Of Sep 1850 and 70 me
directed for the holding Of Orphans Court Court Of
Common Pleas, Oyer Termner, and General Quarter
"a Monday Of Dec. next being the 10th day. 1850, and
10 continue two weeks
NOTICE therefore hereby given 10 the Coroner, Jus
ticcy of the Peace and Consabes and for the county
Cnion appear in their proper persons With their
rolls records nluisitions examinatons, and other rem
sbraneer TO do those things which OF their oces ana
their behalf appsrain 10 BE- done and al witnesses and
other persons prosecuting in behalf Of the Commonwealth
against any pepons required 70 be then and thers
attending and not depart without leave 1t their peril
Justices are required TO bc punctua in their attendance
at the appointed time agreeable to notice.
Given under my hand and seal st the Sheriff once IN
New Der this 18th day Of Octr in the year OF our Lord
thousand eight hundred and fy and in the seventy
nth year Of the Independence Of the United States Of
America. GOD save the Commonwealth
ARCHIBALD THOMAS, Sheriff.