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Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-08-28
MONDAY, AUGUsf %, 1852.
IN SENATE.

The following message from the President Of the Uni
ted States read referred TO the Committee Foreign
Relations and ordered to be printed:
WASHINGTON, AuGusT 81, 1852
TO the Senate ofh United States:
In answer to resolution Of the Senate of the 9th instant
requesting information touching the Lobos Islands, transmit
report from the Secretary Of State and the documents by
which il accompanied The instructions to the squadron
Of the United States called for by the resolution will be
municated an early future occasion.
WILLARD FILLMORE.
The PRESIDENT Of the Senate laid before the body a
the clerks employed therein which read and refer
RED TO the Committee on Finance.
CIVIL AND DIPLOMATIC APPROPRIATION BILL.
On motion by Mr. HUNTER, the Senate proceeded to
the consideration of the civil and diplomatic aypropra-
uon pill the amendment pending being that offered by
Mr.. BADGER:
$4,000" " ~
This amendment led to protracted discus SION Messrs
SHIELDS, MASON, BRADBURY HUNTER, and MAN.
GUM opposing IT. and Messrs. BADGER, BRODHEAD
Bkl6HI SEWARD, and GEYER advooatinrit
MIR. HUNTER thought the time wasted in the discus
sion Of far Importance to the country at this
moment than the amount involved Some consideration
ought TO be given 10 the suggestions of the chairman
the Committee the District, who had examined tbs
subject and Of better acquainted with Il to
other Senators could possibly be- For his own part he
would be unwilling the present structure i'm
perfect it was, without mature deliberation
Cutting off all communication with the Virginia side ooud
not fail TO be felt serious loss to the people Of both
shores the Senate determined TO refuse the appropri
alton recommended by the Committee the District OF
Columbia he hoped IL would not 20 far as TO remove
the means Of communication as they now existed.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

The House resumed the consideration Of the bill Of the
Senate entitled An amend an act to provide for
the better security Of the lives Of passengers on board OF
vessels propelled in whole in part by seam the cues
ton being the motion Of Mr. HESS reconsider the
vote by which the House refused commit il the Com
mittee Of the Whole the state Of the Union.
Mr.. HARRIS, of Tennessee moved to lay the motion
to reconsider the table, which motion was agreed to-
The House then proceeded further to act upon the
amendments reported to the bill by the Committee on
Commerce, numbering hundred and fifty when
they all agreed to-
The question taken the substitute for the
bill heretofore proposed by Mr. BowSE and il was ne
gatiyed.
The bill then ordered to be engrossed and read
third time and being engrossed read the third time
The question being on the passage of the bill
Mr.. SEfM INCUR, Of New York, remarked that he would
say in justice to the committee who had abored for
month past very Eeaousy in trying perfect this bill
that they did not look upon perfect yet they beey
ed would remedy to extent the evils which Il was
designed to correct One Of the strongest arguments he
could make in its favor the fact that while IL had
been making its way through Congress- over seven hun
dred persons had been sent into eternity by accidents
which the committee hoped the provisions Of the bin
would guard against.
The question then taken on the passage Of the hin
and II was passed by the following vote: Yeas ll7
nays 81 -
PERSONAL EXPLANATIONS
Mr. JOHNSON, Of Arkansas rising 10 n personal o.
panaon asked permission Of the House TO state thai the
unpleasant difficulty occurring yesterday in debate he
tween Messrs White, Of Kentucky, and Polk Of Ten
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

The SPEAKER has appointed the following gentlemen
to constitute the committee to investigate all the facts
touching the connection Of Thomas Corwn the present
Secretary Of the Treasury with the Gardiner claim "
Mr.. JOHNSON, Of Tennessee Mr. DUNCAN, Of Massachu-
Sets Mr. HOWARD Of Texas, Mr.. CHAPMAN Of Connect
cut, and Mr.. PREsreH KING, of New York
SAFETY OF PASSENGERS ON STEAMBOATS,.
The House then resumed the consideration Of the bill
Of the Senate entitled An act amend act to pro-
vide for the better security Of the lives Of passengers
board Of vessels propelled in whole part by steam
the question being the amendments reported thereto
by the Committee on Commerce.
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CONGRESS.
SATURDAY, AUGUST p, 1852.
IN SENATE.

Mr. HUNTER moved to suspend the prior orders with
a view to take up the civil and diplomatic bill.
Mr. BRIGHT rose to privileged question. The Select
Committee to which had been referred the memorial OF
Mr. DAVID YuLEE claiming the seat now held by Mr..
STEPHEN r. MALLORY from the State Of Florida desired
to make report
The CHAIR said it would receive the report which was
presented with all the documents arguments of counsel
for Mr. Yulee, and arguments by Mr.. Mallory. The re-
port closes with the following resolution
Hesoleed, That the Hon. Stephen X. Mallory was duly
elected Of the Senate of the United States from the
Sd day of March, 1851.
Mr.. BRIGHT said it important that the report
should be printed with little delay possible as he
desired to have it taken up Monday next, and dis
posed of.
The report was then ordered to be printed and the
documents relating to the referred the Com
mittee on Printing.
Various subjects then severay taken up and dis
cussed but defntive taken on any Of them
when the Senate adjourned.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-10-22

MAMMOTH Coal YARD.-The Pennsyl-
Vania Coal Company are enlarging their
coal yard in New York, and when compile
ted it will be 800 feet wide, by 800 feet
deep. There arc one hundred men and
about so horses employed in and about
the yard constantly. In addition to these,
there are 4G0 canal boats continually
transferring foal from the mines in the
Northern part Of Pennsylvania to the yard,
which employ some 1900 men to man
them. The receipts, at present, average
100 tons Of coal landed at the yard daily,
which at $500 per ton, would be worth
Sc, 900 per day, or $50, 600 per week, and
81 $4,000 in one year. [This is the
Company for which Frick, Slifer & Co.
are constructing boats at the Lewisburg
Boat Yard
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-10-22

n@-We learn from gentleman who
was at Marshfeld last week, that Mr.. Web
ster is rapidly failing in health, and that
We shall possibly be called to record his
deccase at an early day. His malady was
the catarrh, with which lie has
beon habitually troubled at this season of
the year ; but it has passed into an afTec-
ton Of the brain, accompanied by symp-
toms of dropsy. His friends have very
little hope of his recovery-N y Trib.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-10-22
The 10th Session
VI TIN
Lewisburg Academy

Will commence on MONDAY, October lslh,
TO continue 20 weeks.
The course of Instruction in this INSTITUTION
is calculated to prepare Youths to enter Col
lege, or for general business. All branches of
thorough Academic course, including Lam
guages, Matt cmatIcs, and General Literature,
are taught.
The present session affords good opportunity
Cor improvement TO Young Men, residing in
the nsishborhood, who are at leisure during
the Winter mon,hs
Composition and Defamation will receive
careful attention All gross, immoral practices
are strictly prohibited. both in and about the
school; and kindness, courtesy. and spirit
Of honorable rivalry among the pupils, are
encouraged,
The subscriber is desirous to secure a class
Of Young Ladies.
Tui'ian-For Languages $40. Higher Eng
lish SS, and Common Branches Sc, per session.
JOHN RANDOLPH,
Oct l. 1852 Principal.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-10-22

Nor CHANGED. Mr. CONsER re-
Gently handed us a corn.stalk, firmly at
tached to the end of root of which was
A good sized Potatce. There was no mis-
take that the root Of the corn was firmly
imbedded in the potatoe. Here was a
more wonderful process than the supposed
transmutation of Chess into Wheat. But,
by cutting open the potatoe, We found that
it was the root Of the corn which had
forced itself into the potatoe, or which
the potatoe had grown around, the root
having passed out again about an inch
from where it entered
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-10-22
important to Farmers and HomsekeePers :
HlCK0K'S PATENT CIDER MIli.

: y all i"rner times 1t was -upp"sed ,kst . safss
l. qus"Iily of lder could he made only by using
ponde'oos ms. hine. that slowly croshed the
apples without grinding them fine. They were
then mad into massive cheese in straw. and .
most severe and long pressure was required -
extract portion oi the cider, q considerable POT.
ION beng absorbed by the straw snd The msss ef
pornice, and u obtain ihi. unsatisfactory result
the farmer had to take all ms hands and p~rhaPs
his >iI horse teams and dev",e a whole day that
could have Tern more prof,shiy employed. u
make ffJin s'I tn twelve barrels df cider. To
ubsIate the difficulty the farmers have hsfsssfsIs
.boted un,irr
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-10-22
TlAlEH1AGIS.

On Thursday morning. l4ih inst. bv Rev F.
Kief1er, MosEs II. DERsHAN Of White Deer Tp
and Miss SARAH JAxE MrERs of Kelly Tp.
THE Printers were kindly remembered, and
return the bride their most grateful acknowl-
edgnen,s.1
In Milton, l4th inst, by Rev Mr. Smy,h, Col.
JoHS 8. GRArIus, Of Williamsport, and Miss
SARAH PoLLocK, Of Milton.
In Lewistown. nth inst. by Rev. John Rose
berg. GEoRor w. BACK and Miss ELIZABETH
daughter of Sheriff Thomas both of New Berlin.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-10-22

~A pumpkin pie, of tempting appear
ance and genuine "dowu east" favor,
found its way to our sanctum the other
evening, and was discussed with edifying
complacency. A benison on the fair donor.
PS. An arrival, since, Of lot Of fine
pumpkins from another quarter! Our
kind friends must be of the impression
that we are not all Dutchmcn in this office.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-10-22
$500 CHALLENGE.

"HATEFER conc rms the health and
w happiness of a penple, Is al all tunes OF
the most valuable importance. | take II for
grained that every person will do all IN their
power to save the lives of their children, aud
that every person will en- leayor 10 promote
their own health at all sacrifices. | feel II To
be my duty 10 soiemnly assure you that
WORMS, according To the opinion of the m 81
celebrated Pb, seians are primary Of large
majority Of Diseases to which children and aIuts srv
Liable. II you have appetite continually chanseab e
from Kind OF f,oo another, Bad Breath Pain ia
Of tn. riiy Dry Cough, Slow Fever. Pulse Irregular
r,u.ber that all these denote WORMS, aud You should
as once .,pis the Remedy
Ho5EysACKS WORN SYRUP,
An article founded upon scientific principles, compounded
with purely vegetable substances. bein perfectly SAT-,
when taken and be- given 10 the most tener infant
with decided ben fcia effect Where Bowel Complaint
and Diarri-a have made them weak and debtatsi the
tonic properties OF my Worm syrup are such that 1t
stands without equal In the catalogue ot medicines
in giving strength to the stomach which makes
it an Inalibe y for those afflicted with DypePs"
The astonishing performed by THIS syrup after
have failed Is the 1este'aenee oi il sup
efficacy at others
THE TAPE WORM!
This is til. difficult Worm destroy Of all that
ine-t the human system 1t grows To slmpst indeh
ne ;easti -uias coiied ard iast-uco in the nt's-
and. stomach, .a-ctinl ti- health sadly
cause ST. vlus Dance, Fits Ac that afflicted idoni
il SUSPECT that 1t is fupe Worm fastening them TO
ear! sa,,, ~ ,',r ~ nr.n % !, ~,la tbarsr h.
proper to take to Of my Liver P.lls so as to remove
ali distractions. that the Worm syrup may at direct
upon the ~oIm, wi.ch must he tak.h In dDse. of two
spooniuis three times day. shcse directions fl
lowed lave never been known T. .ii E curing The most
obstinate case Of Iafe Norm.
s0SESs.:cK'S LIvER PILLS
No the liable ,il>eAse than the
ing the pro,.r secretion 70 the BILE % th., aa ~rons
action OF the Liver effects the other important parts ot
aun, ia. "i .. Ir W. should therrspr aairS
every 5, mpio,n thai might ind cate wrcrs atin Of
The Liver rnsss Pills being esmYe % ed Of heoss ana
An Irt,r.,rH s6e s',st,,t the ~. ,rr,, t', ,s.,
pulmonary .,ehbrAne os promotes the discharge
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-10-22

A-Thc following was the vote Of
Northumberland county:
p.xo WIG Mu
Woodward 20ls, Burlington lS22~W .692
Hopkins a2l5, Hoffman lS92-Hop. s"3
S,raub 1882, Krebs (Nol) lS2I--S. 60
rollmer l72s, Bergs'resscr lSS9-B. l6l
Reg.-Pursel 1852, Martz 1868, Buoy
a6a-all Dem. Pursel over Meriz, 10.
Nicely for Comm issioner, Wilmington
for Auditor, and Kelly for Coroner, with
uut opposition.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-10-22
Drugs, Medicines, &C.
jerks & Ogden,

No. lO8, N~th Third Street, PHILADnIrHrA-
IMPORTERS of Drugs, Medicines and Dye
SUITS. Manufacturers Of Pure White Lead
and Varnishes of all qualIues. Wholesale IN
Paints, Oils and Window Glass of all sizes
Alcohol. Sp,s Turpen'ine. Burning FLUID. &c.
constantly on hand at the lowest prices
Superior Chemicals. Perfumery and Surgical
Instruments. 10 which the attention of country
merchants and physicians IS respectfully soIic.
tied. fSept IN, 1852 4w
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-10-22
EbtH 8aacbtue

h.
-. ! 49, a.
may prove ina " T. nov onsy the 0esl machine
I" the KIND IN existence. but that u u the most
profitable thai a iIah can have m, nj. farm, The
apple. a e b, this machine grated up into n 6ns
III, T.. ,t.i :, 49,, ;,i
- ii 81 L.. -
>S"'e' ""u mat 'u' minute w "o'to eAtect
all 'nr e'dr,' hrns a-te'talned ~ pfac,'esi
90 NM O"e T"1'n" % more eau oe ""s,"e0
v ''.e "'' ne'"os "'s 'equnes
.Iy w." NV, =, e.np 'na "'se up mo cider
fu'n"V " sPP~' una" ca" oe P'ss'oty
'"ao' o' '',e o'u-'aSn'oheu maen,nss. on n's
u u""s =" "'e ''"'p"''"esS o' '"o pom'es :"
VI. a 'ua ."u ."e eo""pe,e manner 'n ~n'en 70
e,u =. s.', .,".a ~ .er &C." 70 1--WE nan 'o.'."nsa
vi" P,oooe 'n"'s
favorable ,f-u, 'h," one hundred ton: p'e-'1re
w.r. e,n,,nI :, s".,v :. q, IN. ,m,,as.d @ III,
aid j, ,hr suoI,. w.,, rr,.,, c,..h.,i =. .n IN.
M, machine !, roult Ir,,,,;,. D,rssu,e :, ,vo,
bui,,rJ ton. Il, n,,d,,,r ~, ,..ui .cco,s,,I;.h.5
bv ,b,. P,,.n, NH Tn. fo,,o~,,s .,r f .a.i.,s..f
=. decided advantage, o, TINS I;ae6,n.. ~
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-10-22

NOTICE is hereby given tina. st5*n ,hrs>
years ago l purchased Al Sue. iftt ssio.
Of d 5 RgrEaAryy Of New Colutbia.
2 bav horses. buggy and harness. flot Of
team harness. two horse s,ed IN -f1ht dav
clock and case. . Y, Of csrpru-f a aprfnS-
wagon exchanged for bay s>fse With nv
consent. winch property hosd a. all oth.t1s
contained in this notice
AL Of whrch pr"oeet, haze loaned 10 said
Rn.. ra vi. ami hrr-ny exen1 said !. az dur;n,
-,us., sthV1t HWN
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-10-22
LEW1SBURG CHRONICLE & WEST BRANCH FARMER.

~The Buffalo l. Kelly Temperance
Society will meet at the School House neat
Mrs. M'Clurs's in Buffalo Tp., on Friday
Evening, 2s.h inst. Several addresses
NAV be expected.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-10-22
KeWtaburD #arkct.
POISONING.
Corrected this Dan

Thousands Of parents who vermifuge compos%i Il
Castor oil Calorn" &c. aware. that while they
appear TO beueft the paten they actually layug
foundations for scr-s Of Diseases such Us salvation
loss Of sight weakness Of limbs, &c.
In another column will h found ,hr Advertisement 0!
Uobensacks Medicine to which AJAX the stcnt! Of
al directly inter st.d In their well their cI
drrns health In liver CGnl md all disorders
arising from thos. IF bilious type should rlcke u
the only genuine medicine lIolenssrks Liver fiil-.
IT, Be MT dcc>tei," hut ask for IIol-nsacks Worm
Syrup and Liver Pills and observe that each has the 81
nature Of the Proprietor, j. n. HopENsACK, As none
else genuine ily.39
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-10-22
EXECUlVRs, NOTICE.

ETTERS testamentary on the last will
and testament of SANUrL AMNoS, late of
the Borough Of Lewisburs. decd. have been
granted TO the subscribers by the Register of
Union Co. All persons having claims against
the estate will preSen, them for settlement; :;
and all persons indebted make payment with
out delay, to ALEX. AMMONS.
BYERS AMMONS, ''
Lewisburg. Oct. Is, 1882.
N. b. Byers Ammons will continue the
lumber business Of the late FIRM Of HuRsm and
AMNox. and respectfully solicits continuance
II the public patronage.
BYERS AMMONS.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-10-22

s@-It is currently reported that Hon.
HORACE MANN will accept the Presidency
of " Antioch College" the new College Of
the Christian denomination, in Ohio. 1t
will be very fortunate in securing the labor
Of such q man.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-10-22
~Oficial Return. from all bu. eight

~Oficial Returns from all but eight
Counties in Pennsylvania foot up
Judge-Woadward, D. l6o,649--l4,972
Burlington, W. l46,677
Can.Com.-Hopkins, d. l57,455-l5,0 ,0S4
Hoffman, W.l42.i2l
The remaining counties will probably
increase the majori,ies to $4,000.
The Native vote is 8 or 10000.
The whole vote is nearly 10000 short
Of the vote for Governor last fall.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-10-22
sIAT. CAP, L CLOTHINC STORE,

7 Il F. SPNKER have jus: a;cned a, their
81 i. old stand in Market ST.. one door South
of I'd, the best and cheapest assortment of
HATS, CAPS, COATS, PANTS. and VESTS
that ever was offered for sale in Lewishurg
Hats and Caps Of the latest style. C"Ars
PANTS, and VKsrs very cheap. Ageneral as
sortment Of MCFFS from Sl,5O to Sl2O0--
Also lot Dr0,cers Under Shiris, Wooden Com.
forts, W.oilen Caps, &c.
Thankful to our customers for pas, favors,
We hope for a continuance of the same, and
invite new customers to examine our stock
before buying elsewhere as we can give you a
bargain.
Hats made to order and dressed on the shor.
test notice. Oct 81, 1852
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-10-22
LespiSbesrg, Pa.
FRIDAY MORNING, OCT. %, 1907.

apvERrrzE E.-Executors, Adninstrasor m
O0csrs City and Country Merchants ~ ',' nr 10
.s" - , sa;r~-wouId do we'll to give notice OF the
s.s throps the .,Si.5arg chroniele This paper has
see % :neressny circulation in a community conta
I..-. . cronortiou Of active solvent pro,1uccrs
.m.rs. and desiers as any other In the State.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-10-22
TAILORING.

TAILORING.
q, THE subscriber having taken the shop
lately occupied by Samuel Ammon. and
by Ammon 4 Montgomery. on Market
street, Lewsburg. is now prepared TO execute
Cutting and Making Of Clothes according 10
the latest Fashions and on the most liberal
terms.
Patronage of the late Firm respectfullv soli-
cited. JOHN MONTGOMERY.
Lewisburg. Sept. %, 1889.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-10-22

s~The barn, with the autumn's crop of
John Wolfe, in East Buffalo Tp., about
two miles from Lewi.burg, was burnt on
Saturday afternoon last. The origin Of
the fire is unknown. There was insurance
Of Sll00.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-10-22

MUNcY, Oct. 1S.-On Saturday even
ming, most shocking accident occurred
in Clinton township, Lycoming county,
about two miles from this place, which ter
minated the existence of one Of our
best and most worthy and respected farm
ers. 1t appears that Mr.. Joseph Davis,
his brother Thomas, and a nephew went
to the woods at the foot of the Bald Eagle
mountain in the immediate vicinity Of their
farm, having been attracted by the barking
Of their dogs, and finding racoon upon
large tree, Joseph proceeded to cut the
tree down, Thomas and the young man
having charge Of the dogs, remaining
short distance off As the tree fell, it
struck a large dead hemlcck without any
limbs, some three feet in diameter, which
broke of near the ground and falling back
struck Joseph and literally crushed him
to atoms, leaving scarcely remnant Of
human frame. Every bone in his body,
saving one hand and the forearm and the
two feet and lower part Of the legs, were
broken, and crushed to pieces. The heart,
together with some of the other intcstines,
were forced from the body, aud found some
three feet distant The accident is almost
without parallel and is deeply regretted
by his numerous friends and acquaintances
Mr. Davis age was about 60 years.
WILLIAMSBURG, Oct. 20-About 10
o'clock last the stable of Mr. A. Vinegar
den was discovered to be on fire, and before
the flames could be arrested, tLe s..Ile ...d
other outbuildings of Mr.. Il. FAIRIES were
totally destroyed. A fine horse, the prop.
erty of Mr.. Winegarden, persisted in the
flames. Some forty new stoves belonging
to Mr.. Grahus we're so much injured as to
be unfit for use. Mr.. Levi Hartman also
lost some two hundred dollars worth of
tools, &c. The whole los, of personal
property is unknown. 1t was evidently
the work Of an incendiary.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-10-22
GROCERIES,
HARDWARE,

and all other articles usually found in wei
furnished store. To render their establish
ment we'll worth a visit a, all times they vii
Continue to receive as the season advances
new invoices Of scasonable goods for Ladies
and Gentlemen's wear. so as TO be able al al
times, to offer the choice Of the New York and
Philadelphia markets.
Having adopted the motto "Quick Sales
and Small Profits" they hope to receive a lib
erai share Of public Patronage. UrAll kinds
of COUNTRY PRODUCE taken in exchange
for Goods. Lewisburg, Oct. 81, 1882.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-10-22
Notice to Contractors.

CEALED Proposals will be receIred ! al tne
y Engineers Office. in Sunbury. until Friday
the 18th Oct. next, for the grading and masonry
of iha, pat, Of the SUSQUEHANNA KALI
ROAD between Bridgeport (opposite Harris
burg) and Sudbury, q distance OF soou' my.
five miles. Plans, profles. and specifications
will be exhibited at the said office Tor cue weeE
prior to that dale.
The line will be divided into sectcs. OF
about one mile in length, and tenders NAV be
made for each mile separately or the whole
work.
Proposal. may state what proportion OF the
amount Of payments. if any, will be taken In
the stock uf the company at par.
A. B. WARFORD.
Engineer.
Engineers Office. llth Sep, 1882.
r-1-The time for receiving proposals for the
above work is hereby EXTENDED TO Wednes.
day the Tenth of Move ber next.
A. B. WARFORD. Chief Engineer,
Engineers Office. 9Th Oct. 1852.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-10-22
>uiLS8C C@SCcHY.

Take Notice
TNHAT We bo6eht At Cons.able's Bale. this
a4th day Of Sept 1889. Of ASpaIw BLACK
Of Cnion county. the following pro6ery-
b-r mare. sortet mare, I COW. sheep.
aozs, two horse wagon. . sets Of gears, his
;,,s,,>, "a - acres If corn and in acres Of
bnckxhea, an 'ae ground-
which property "a have len IN possession
i ss.s Dia.t dasins our ris ;s.s ssn.rps3
DAVID MYERs