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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-01-15
TAl.EcEING.
LOHN V. MARTIN,

DEGS leave to inform his friends and the pub
~ lie in general, that be is prepared in every
respect to make clothing after the most
Fashionable Styles,
and.in the most durable manner, and his prices
will lie as reasonable as can be had in Sunbury
or elsewhere, in cash approved country produce.
He will always have the advantages OF the latest
fashion plates, and in addition to his acknowi-
edged skill in cutting, he will be assisted by the
direction of the most scientific publications. rela-
ting to that art, now issued from the cmporiumi
of fashion in the United States. An endcavor
will be made always to have work completed
when rcquiaed.
His establishment is situated in Market Square,
Sunbury, nearly opposite the Post Office, IN the
building formerly occupied by Jacob Painter as q
halter shop, where it viii be pleasure to him
TO see his friends, and make such work for them
as is within the line of his business.
Sunbury, August IL, IS52.-tf.
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CLOTHING ON CREDIT.

Notice TO all Dealers in Ready Made Clothing.
DENNET co. request aIl.who purchase ready made
ID Clothing credit, to call at TOWER HALL
CLOTHING BAZAAR, and see the great advantages
they will have by purchasing for cash at this extensive
establishment This, and this only is the principle
which they deal with all their numerous customers who
have realized that at this house they spare effort in
producing the hest CLOTHING, at the lowest possible
prices md that the goods made this the best
made most fashionable, aud much cheaper than any other
house can afford To sell the quality of goods arising
from their large manufacturing and importing facilities,
and their determination tn MAINTAIN the principle of large
sules and small profits Their stock is most ample and
complete The particular attention of merchants and
dealers invited who requested call and Judge for
themselves we are satisfied that they cannot fai To see
the advantages they will have in purchasing foI cash at
TOWER HALL, 1872 MARKET street, between Fifth
and Sixth.
BENNETT 4 CO, Proprictors
Philadelphia. October 49, ej2-5m
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NIGHT SCHOOL.

'ENHE subscriber respectfully informs the citi.
Il zcns of Sunbury and vicinity that he has
opened Night School in the public School
rooms in this place. for the purpose of teaching
the common branches of an English education,
but more particularly Readimg, a branch too
much neglected. His Terms are $ for sixteen
nights, provided scholars are satisfied. Fuel
and Light found by himself School commenced
on Thursday night last to continue every night
until the end Of the quarter.
HOSEA w. ATWELL.
Sunbury, Nov. 81, lS52.--tE
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REcAPIrULALTIoS.

SMALL Pox AT HAvASA.-Ths sloop'of-war
-vane. Capt. q. HoLLISs, al Key West, re-
,or,s that the small pox is raging feariully
IN the Island of Cuba, and that there were
900 cases in Havana alone
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Dry Goods,
Hardware, 0uccuswarc,
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE,

NOTICE is hereby given that letters of Ad-
IN minis,ration on the estate of Abraham
Brocous, late of Upper Augusta township Nor
thumberland county, decd, have been granted
by the Register offs county to the undersigned.
Therefore all persons indebted to said estate will
discharge the same, and those having demands
will present them 10
ELIAS BROCIOUS,
Administrator.
Sunburv, Dec. rs, lS52.-6t
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ADRIFI.

TNHE subscriber hereby gives notice that he
n has, recently, taken up adrift, on the Sus-
quehanna river, lot of round pine saw logs,
marked with various figures and devices. The
owners thereof, are requested to come forward,
prove property, pay charges and take them away.
LEWIS LENHART.
Sunbury Ferry, Union county side.
january, !, ls53-3t
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AGRICULTURAL.

For the Sunbury American
H. B. MAssER, Esq.
When | visit my neighbors barn yards
and see what labor some OF them have spent
to keep rheir barn yards dry by having them
TO slope from the barn, so the washings of the
stable manure, which lay exposed to the rain
and sun, may pass of into some public road
or runing stream, | no longer wonder why
they must annually haul their straw 10 Potts
vile TO obtain money 10 pay their taxes. l
have large and commodions sheds built on
two sides of my barn yard my barn on the
81 side having an opening at The cas-! end OF
the yard which is made concave. In the
she'd fronting the yard have large vat,
made water tight, which will hold about
twenty barrels; IN 10 this my yard is drained,
consequently have dry yard and receive
The whole advantage of the juice and urine
which collects in the vat. The val is cover
ed with plank, and under these sheds have
all the manure put as it is taken out OF The
stable, so that none of It's fertiizing qualities
are lost. In those sheds, il remains until my
ground is in readiness, when it is hauled out
and ploughed under as soon as possible. Lii
auid from the vat is hauled out in casks, and
applied to my fruit trees, corn and po'aloe
hills, mellon vines, and to every thing | wish
10 grow luxuriantly. The mows of the sheds
are used TO stow away straw and fodder, and
the sheds themselves 10 shelter my cattle.
LEUMAS.
Chamokin Ianuary 1S5o
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-01-15
For the Sunbufy American.
COMMON SCHOOLS.

The common school, or more properly, the
free school, of our county, particularly in
several portions, of the same, are in the lit
eral sense, of the words, truly common
schools. And as this is a subject of great
importance, TO all classes of citizens, from
the highest 10 the most humble and lowly in
grade, think the commen people, that is,
the Farmers and Mechanics, should have il
more at heart, and feel more interes, in this
matter. What branches are taught in the
greater pats of these schools Why or.
biography, reading, writing, arithmetic, and
sometimes, English grammer, and geogra'
ply and even those very imperfectly. Why
not have history, algebra, mensuTaiion, boia
ny, and chemistry, also taught in oui
schools, These are also English branches
Then why not taught. Why through the
peoples neglect, Of which shall treat more
largely in my next. nr,
Shamvkin, Jan, 7, 1858,
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"a Penny saved is Penny Ea ned"
MARBLE S BLANK BOOK
MAN Glory,
And Job Book Bindery,
Market above Centre Street, Pousrillc Pa.
DLANK Books bound and ruled in any and
q D every style, in the most durable and sub
stant;al manner, with or without printed Heads.
Person in want of
1.cdgers, Dockets,
Day Books, Minute Books,
Journals, Letter Books,
Bloters, Receipt Books,
Coal Lcdgers, &c, &c,
or any kind of Blank Books, would do well to
give me call as pledge myself to give satisiac-
ton. Paper ruled to any pattern desired. Par
ticular attention paid to binding all kinds Of old
Books,
Bibles, Hymn Books,
Godey's Lady Books, Glcason's Pictorial,
Graham's Magazine, Sheet Music,
Sortain's MAGAZINE, Shakspcare's works,
lIarpers Magazine, Life OF Christ,
Josephus's works, Law Books, &c, &c
ANY of the above or other books bound in fnll
gilt plain or fancy to suit the wishes of customers.
| would again call the attention OF my fiends and
customers, to the fact that have been Practical
Book Binder for the last Is years, and they can
depend OH having their work done in the very
best manner, and do the work myself; use the
best paper & material; please gire me call my
charges are reasonable and fair, but there is no
difficulty about prices where work is done salts
factorily.
n. Is. Persons having b ooIs they want Bound
can send them Ivy stage directed to me stating, the
4 .... ,,.,l IL,
them as low as they can he done anywhere, care
fully pack them up and return them; Also per-
sons can send orders for Blank Books by mail,
which will be punctually attcndad to- All work
done at short notice.
r. l.. MARBLE.
Practical Book Binder.
Pottsve, Nov. G, 1s52--Gm.
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Sunbury and Erie Railroad Company.

Sunbury and Erie Railroad Company.
DHILApELPHIA' Dec. l6'h' ls52.-A
second InstalRcnt of TEN DOLLARS per
share, on the Stock ofths Company, will he due
and payable on the 26th of January, A. ID. 1853.
On these shares on which eleven dollars has been
paid, payment of nine dollars only will be requi-
red.
Payments NAV I've made to Williams & Wright,
Erie; the West Branch Bank, Williamsport; |;
DR.. w A. Irwin, Warren, or to the undersigned.
at the Office of the Company, Girard Buildings,
Third Street, below Chestnut.
CRAIG BTDDLE,
Treasurer.
December 25, ls52.-5t
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LADIES' DRESS TRIMMINGS.
j. &. OBERTEUFFER

s. E. Cor. Ninth and Maple SIS above Race
PHILADELPHIA.
HNNlTES the Ladies of the City and Country
n to call end examine his splendid Stock o.
Trimmings, which has been selected with the ut
most care.
Mr. o. being enabled, from his experience in
the business, 10 take advantage of the Wholesale
market, is able 10 sell as low any other estab-
lishmcnt. MIR. o. was formerly principal con-
ductor of the extensive business of Mr. ]. w.
Hurstman, No. 204 Chestnut Street, and his ex-
tensre experience will be guarantee of his
ability to do justice to his customers. His Stock
comprises the following
Silk, Worsted, and Cotton Curtain Fringes,
Binding, Tasscls and Cord, silk and Worsted
Blind do, Silk, Woulcn, and Cotton Hoisery,
Gloves, Combs, Brushes, Soaps Perfumery Sc.
Woollcn and Cotton Knitting and Darning Yarn.
Porte Monnaies, Furnished Work Boxes, Brace
let's and Fancy Articles gcncrally.-Call and
examine for yourselves.
Philadelphia, September 25, lS52.-Gm.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-01-15
Wm. McCarty, Bookseller.

DEsPECTFULLY informs his friends and
He, the public that he has removed his Book
Store, to Market street, to the house occupied
by ]. Naille, Esq, Attorney at Law, nearly OPP
posie the Court House, on the north side,
where keeps for sale constantly Oh hand good
assortment of books and stationary.
For Sale-A large new spring Wagon ht for
.. 5 or horses.
Sunbury, July "a, lS52.-tE
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SUNBURY AMERICAN AND SHAMOKIN JOURNAL.
New Advertisements.
Eist of Cctters

bStpt ~ I~NhhNkD
REMAINING IN THE POST OFFICE AT
SUNBURY, Dec. 80, 1852.
A Hass Henry
Albright La Fayette x
Arrison Andrew Kidder F. nj.
B Kramer John
Barger Elisabeth L
Butler Isaac Lyle Joseph
Bickhart Jacob M
Bsckem &. McMahan Jno.
Borrer Geo Miller Jno. X.
C Meyer Henry
Campbell Alex. Morgan Washington
D Minear John
Darr Mr.. Mitchell Barnet
Dull d. Nj. Mendenhall Hannah
Dykins J. s. o
Davis James Owen Hudson
Dixon Maria Jane R
F Reiiz Saml.
Farnesworlh Sarah Raker Geo.
Frank Philip Rem Jno. c.
Fuller G. w. s
Fisher Aaron c. Shaw Robert
G Sigman Abraham
Gass Joseph Scott Geo.
Gass Marin w
Gillespie Anthony Wampole Jacob
H Y
Hiensyl Jesse Young Lewis
Hanabach Henry 2
Zimmerman Geo.
R. 3. PACKER, p. NJ.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-01-15

ASYLUM FOR DECAYED EDIToRs Bos-
ton Mail says there is project on foo, in
that city, to establish all asylum for decayed
editors.
SENATOR CLEMENS is still confined 10 his
room by illness.
SENATOR UPHAM, of Vermont, is danger
ously i'll.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-01-15
COMMERCIAL HOTEL

COMMERCIAL HOTEL.
INIIE Subscriber having leased the Pulc IIousc, for
merly known the American House, No. Il :. sixth
Street between Market and Chestnut Streets, has changed
the name of the same to
THE COMMERCIAL HOTEL,
Begs his friends and the public that th,s
house has undergone through remudcllng, rrmirmg
painting and repapcrng, from attic u basement. An en-
tire new outfit Of furniture, bedding, Nc &c. has been
procured from the celebrated Manufacturers in this
city.
From the central pcaiion and its close proximity the
Railroad Depns, Stcnmb at Landings Places Of Anusc-
met Fashionable ThuruughlareS aud Public Squares, II
offers inducements To the Merchant y.ug the city On
business the Traveller seeking pleasure Tn families
and fcmnes visiting the CITY, every facility will be ofcrrd
and every comfort regarded make their visl, agreeable
and pleasant
share of the public patronage respectfully solicited.
JACOB q. LEBO, JARED IRWIN,
Superiutcide,t. Proprietor.
rMladrlphia Sept, 1, lsJ2--6m.
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JUST ISSUED,
A MAGNIFICENT PORTRAIT OF
GENE ERAL JACKS SON,

Engrarcd by T. B. UELCH ESQ. after
The original portrait painted by T. SULLY,
ESQ.
This Portrait will he match for the Washington, smd
is in every respect as well got up.
Price $500 per copy. Address as nb0ve.
philadclpha, Oct, 90 1852
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-01-15

CURE OF \ DISORDERED LIVER AND BAD
DIGESTION.
Copy of Letter from NJ. X. ". hukus,
Chemist, /, Prescot Street, liverpool, dated
6fb I,ne 1851
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EDUCATION.

Shamokin January 1858.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-01-15
Dissolution Of Partnership.

Philadelphia, Jan. |, lS53.-JS
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be still inclined TO the interests of the Banks
| lie was also opposed 10 increasing the commit
tee unless the increase asked for by the
committee.
The Speaker made explanation of the cir
cumstances through which the majority of the
committee Incidentally thrown upon the
Wing side.
Daring the taking of the vote several members
inade explanations Of their yotes-among them
Mr.: Anderson declared that he voted against the
increase because be would not give vote which
might imply censure of the action of the COM
mlttee.
The resolution TO increase the committee 10
serenften was carried by vote of 62 to 80; both
parties voting unfortunately for and against
the motion.
Mr.. Rutherford presented memorial Of Mica
jah Parrish and others, asking the Legislature 10
amend the law incorporating the Richmond and
Charlottesville Turnpike Company, so as to au-
thorize the construction of Railroad by that
Company-and the petition Of T. Guerrant and
others on the same subject; Referred to tho
Committee ON Roads.
Other petitions were presented and referred
which were Of no general interest.
On motion of Mr.. Ely son,
Resoiped, That the Committee Banks in
quire into the expedency of Incorporating the
Manufacturers Savings Bank of the City Of
Richmond.
Other resolutions chiefly of local character,
were adopted.
On motion Of Mr. Martz, the House adjourned.
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CONGRESs-TuEsDAY.

SESATE.-Mr. Slidell presented his credon-
tails, which had not been received when he first
took his seat in the Senate.
The President pro tenn, presented report OF
the Secretary of the Interior in relation Ia the
northern boundary line of the State of Iowa.
Mr.. Seward introduced bill TO provide for the
construction of military aud postal railroad
through the territories of the United States lying
between the Atlantic States and the State of Cal
ifornia.
Information was received from the House of
the death of the Hon. Brookins Campbell, n mem
Der of that body from the State of Tennessee;
anasaftcr some remarks appropriate to the coca
sion from Mr.. Jones, of Tennessee, the customa-
ry resolutions were adopted, and the Senate ad-
journod.
HOUSE OF REpREsENTATlyEs.-Mr. Smith, of
Tennessee announced the death of Hon. Brook
ms Campbell and offered appropriate resolutions
of respect in relation to the deceased The res
olutions were seconded in few appropriate re-
marks by Mr. Caruthers, of Missouri, after which,
the House n ljourned.
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General Assembly Of Virginia.
SENATE.


FRIDAY, December %, 1883.
Resolutions offered by
Mr., sTEESRop-Allowing the commissioners
Of the revenue compensation for enrolling the
militia.
Mr.. LoeAS--For a special term of the Court
of Appeals
Mr.. Misunderstanding the 9th section Of
chapter 81 of the Code Of Virginia to allow
charters of the incorporated Companies to be
amended or modified at the pleasure OF the Gen
eral Assembly
Mr.. PARKER--prcpesing to compensate clerks
of Courts fer duties imporea by the act provi-
ding for the enrolment of the militia.
Mr.. OLD proposed joint resolution instruct
ing the board Of Public Works to take some
measures to suppress the circulation Of small
notes, which lies over one day, under the rule.
CERTIFICATES OF STATE DEBT.
The CHAIR (Mr. TuoMAs) laid before the Sen
ale communication from the Treasurer I'd the
Commonwealth, transmitting statement show
ing the Numbers and amounts of all the certiii-
cafes of State debt sold since the LIST of April,
1853, together with the premiums pad thereon.
The bonds sold, amount to SI52,726 81. Nr-
ginia Coupon Bonds have been signed and de-
hvered, through the Second Auditor, To Seldom.
Withers Il Co., TO the amount of $3.50, oO0.---
Total amount Of all bonds or certificates of State
debt sold or delivered since the LIST of April, 1853
$3,009,9I6 81.
BILLS PASSED.
Dividing the city Of Alexandria into districts
for the election of Constablcs, &c.
To incorporate the Southern Protection lnsu-
rance Company of Alexandria.
Allowing further time to the owners of lots in
the town of Columbia, and county of Fluyanna,
to build on and improve the same.
Amending the charter Of tho Coal River and
Kanawha Mining and Manufacturing Company
with an amendment.
All the bills ON their first reading were add
yanced.
On motion of Mr.. MARTIN, the Senate adjourn
II
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New Book and Periodical Depot,
Main St, Lynohburg Va,
One door ADORE Mr.. j. Il. Wrighfs Drug Store
Robert A. Williams

GNAKES this opportunity Of informing the citizens of
Lynch'nrg ani surrounding country, TINT he has
iI.i returned from the phern Cities, where he has
been 10 purchase his stork "f New BooLs ard every
other nr,le conpr4ed in his line of business. HI il
determined - sell Cheap for Cash.
The following il list If some Of the books which he
has hind B ok nf the World, Gem of he Season,
Llurl Leaves, Thought Blo4solns Chri-Imas, Dew
Drops. The Muy Flower. he Rosebud, R,mem her Me,
The Keepsake. Book of Heat vnriery # Poems,
vicar Of Wekefeli Flush Times of Alabuma, great
variety OF Bibles, gilt and plain, fmily and pocket;
ptnv'r Bonks, Hymn Book. &c Ne.
He vii Keep Constantly on hand every description of
Writing rnprf-le Cap and Account All Kind.
of Wrilinp marrals-Sirc and Gold Pens Qulls of
all sorts lnk-Blnce. b ne aud Red. Mnsc--Gutnr
and Violin Strings. Paper Weighs and great many
other beau'ilul and usrfu mtires.
The public is invited to give lin, a rall
dee % It's Next dnor tc T. Wtiehl's.
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Mn. JosIAn HolnRook. or WAsnINoroN on.

Mr.. JOSIAH HoLBRooK. OF WASHINGTON cI-
TY, gentleman whose writings have done as
much. probably, as those Of any other man in the
country to simplify science, bring il within the
reach of the less favored and apply IT to the prac-
teal uses of life, is now on visit 10 this city.
and will go hence to Southwestern Virginia, for
the purpose of making meteorological and geolo-
gical explorations and institutng system for the
collection of specimens. Mr. III. deserves the
active and cordial cooperation of all who take
an interest in scientific pursuits, desire to pro
mote the development Of our natural resources.
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Thursday night, about II O'Clock, the freight
boat ..Danville," lying in the Canal basin at this
place. was discovered TO be on fire. Two men
were asleep in the Cabin at the time, one of
whom, John Porter, was, we regret to state,
burned to death. and the other narrowly escaped.
The "Danvle. was laden with coal which was
saved by scuttling and sinking the boat. The
FIRE was communicated by candle, which had
been left burning. The boat was the property of
Reuben Staten.
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N VANITY HALL &C A ID Il vi Y 3,
Buckingham County, Va.

FvNHE fortietb annual session OF my school will com
i Monday The 10th "t Jnunury. and close
On The second frlny in November 1854 | am truly
grateful for the very liberal aud long continued pntron
ngc at u generous nd conidng public From and af-
the 10th II Jnnrir addition the English Latin aud
Grceh language, aud literature, thorough OF
Mnthe maiics with all Il science usually taught in the
best II Ugh Schools and Academies will be taught here.
ton aud boa d, including all contingencies, will be
lu nise, f., loo the term This schwd is pleasantly
situated. few miles from the Female Collegiate lnst-
tur. entirely remote from the nunrs OF vice and diss
potian. The striec- attention will be paid The
nls ot those cnnfde To my care.
For particular. refer tn William +. Anderson, Esq :.
of Lynfhburg.
ED' My address is Chambers Mills, Bucking hmm
Con- iy, Vn.
dee ~ dsc3m ELIJAH c. HANES.
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The LATE PROFESSOR CouRrENARY.- The Fac
ulty of the University have adopted preamble
and resolutions bearing high testimony to the
moral worth and mental capabilities of the late
Professor Courtcnay. They speak in the warmest
terms of his high personal worth, and of his de-
votion to the labors ofhs Professorshp. His loss
is earnestly deplored, as severe one to the in
stitution to which he was attached.
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q ~ 4 n ID
Operate and Ballad Entertainment.
By THE CELEBRATED
Madame Rosalie Durand.

MADAME DUBAAD begs lrave 10 anaonncc 10
VI the riiz.n- Of Lynchborg nnd siei ny that she
viii hive the honor III again appearing fre tirm ~
GRAND OPERATIC BALLAD EN INTENT
assisted ls soine of the
Best Talent now in this Country.
The services of the EMINENT PIANIST, JOSEPH
A GSCIN END. has been seeured. mud Blsn that OF
the Celebrated Iiainn Yioliast. s1GNoB FERDl
NAND MOBBETTI who, il has be- acknowledged by
ia. public Prcs--wiih he exception Il Ole Bu-hes
~ siitariur, in his line. Ia tits county,
~ A li,ice selection OF OPERATIG GEMS AND
BALLADS will be selected { } tle oernson and 10 al
laveis # ,ooi music Musical will be offered
gT- Dae notice will be given oi the fr-t Concert
Ia an al.
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The BuNyAS TABIEAux have given satisfaction
aud delight 10 all who have seen them. They vet
remain ON exhibition. We advise those who have
not seen them 10 do 80 this evening.
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The Society of Alumni of w ashington College
of Va, have determined to furnish IA block to the
Washington National Monument, in Washington
City. 1t is proposed to raise the necessary a
mount by contributions of one dollar from each
Alumnus
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-31

NasTlCE.-I will commences on the Isl day of
" January 1854, to seal the weights nnd measures
Ion the citizens Of the city Of L,nchburg All those
having or using requested send them in at
once, in order tho they may be tried and sealed accord
ing to Inv.
would call the attention of those attending the mar
kef, coal dealers and callers in grain the ipnrtnnce
ot having their measures s.ned. will remain at NV
office, opposite Liberty Warehouse. Main Street one
week. fo the purpose Of sting those thtt NAV be
broug III to me. A. w. CROSS,
Seuler of Weights nm Measures
dec 30 3til for City of Lynchburg.
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MARRIED

On the 2lst inst. at the residence of DR.. ii
w. Moseey in Bedford County, by the Rev. G
w. Leyburn, Mr.. GEO. w. BUTTS, of Prince
George Co., and Miss SARAH +. CLARKE, of Pc
tersburg.