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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-08-19
Auction Auction ! (!

trustee of Jno. T. Arna, will proceed to sell at
N public auction, at the store of said Arnal, in the
town of Wayuesboro, on Friday the All day Of Septe-
Der, 1867, the remainder ofthe STOCK OF GOODS on
hand consisting of Dry Goods, Hardware, Queensware,
Hats, Caps Boots and Shoes, &c. without reserve In
the meantime Mr. Arnall will sell at Cost land some ar
ticles below cost for Cash.
All persons who know themselves indebted to said
Arnal either by note account requested to call ON
him and settle up is important the concern shall be
closed up as soon aspossible.
A good new PIANO and NEGRO GIRLS aged II and l9
years for sale privately the whole should not be sold
the first day. the sale will be continued on the next day.
Terms made known on day ofsale.
JNO. ID. MB0DEN, Trustee.
Wovnashoro' Aup. 10 1S57-3t
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SALE OF VALUAB e

l. LANDRY virtue of deed of trust executed to
me on the 25th of February, 1854 by Stephen Movers,
and of record in the Clerks Office of the County Court
of Augusta WILL for certain purposes in the said deed
mentioned, proceed to SELL the premises on Tues
day, the 4th day of August next TRACT OF LAND
containing 2O5A Acres, lying on Buffalo Branch, In
the county of Augusta. about miles from Staunton,
within miles of Swoopes Depot and on the Parkers-
burg Turnpike. The improvements consist of Frame
DWELLING HOUSE, Barn, and other necessary out.
houses there is upon the tract an Orchard ogood
Fruit trees The land is well watered, in good state
of cultivation, and in every respect worthy the atten
ton of buyers.
TERMS "A sufficient amount in hand to pay the
debt now due about $1,000 and the costs of SALE &C.,
or negotiable note at 20 days for that amount, well
endorsed the balance in four equal annual payments,
the first falling due on the LIST day of March, 1855
Jnly /, 1857. A ID. TRoTTEk, Trustee.
POstpOnement.
In consequence of the incemency of the weather the
above sale is postponed till Wednesday, tie 26h day Of
august. A. d. TKOTTER, trustee.
August 10, lS57-Rock Reg. copy.
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SALE OF REAL ES-

q TATE.-The undersigned Commissioner APP
pointed by decree of the Circuit Court of Bath county,
at the May term 1857 in two therein pending in
which William L. Fertig, plaintiff, against Andrew
Lockridge, defendant and James Gay, who sues for
the benefit of Jonathan Shaver, plaintiff against same
defendant shall proceed to SELL at the Courthouse of
said county, on Tuesday, tie SM day OfSptenber next,
Ut being Court day. Three Seperul Tracts Parcels of
[and or so much thereof as may be necessary to sat
isfy said judgements and costs &c., lying and being
in the county of Bath, on Rocky Ridge within seven
miles of the Courthouse, it being the same land upon
which the said defendant, Lockrdge, now lives. The
first tract contains 257 ACRES the second tract 100
ACRES and the third tract contains 30 ACRES, being
part of tract of fifty granted to Peter Ceek on
credit of sixty days. by the purchaser executing bond
with approved security with interest from day of SALE
August ~, ls57-tds A. G. CLEEK, Com'r.
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VTIRGINIA AT Rules held at the Clerks Office of
Y the Circuit Court of Bath county, on Monday,
the Sd day of August, 1857, William Beatty,-Plaintif'
AGAINST
Robert p Williams, in his own right and as admin
istrator of Ohio Williams decd. Marcus L. Williams,
Ohio Williams. Mahala d. p Williams, Isaac HePler
Cornelia Hughart and Ohio Hughart,-
The object of this suit is to obtain decree for the
legal title to the Land in the Bill and proceedings men
toned.
The Defendants, Marcus L. Williams, Mahala d. P.
Williams, and Joel Bethel and Matilda his wife, moi
having entered their appearance and it appearing by
satisfactory evidence that they are not inhabitants OF
ordered that the said Defendants do appear here with
in one month after the publication of this order and
answer the Plaintiffs Bill and that copy OF this Or
der be published in the "Staunton Spectator once
week for four successive weeks and posted at the front
door of the Courthouse of said county on the first day
of the next Court after its publication.
Copy-Teste,
Augnst 10 1877 S. A. PORTER, Cpk.
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- commences first Monday in September and ends
9Th of June. The trustees believe that this school Of
ers advantages satisfactory to any who may favor it
denial 81 without regard to time; but other charges
will be from time of entering to end ofsession. Board
$40, including everything; -
WIN. CRAWFORD,
S. B. FINLEY, Trustees.
]. G. McCUE.
l. J. PARKINS,
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nor SALE...A FARM OF 800 ACRES,
II NEAR STANTON, VA.-The Farm on which [
reside miles from Staunton, of about 800 acres 80
of which are well timbered is for SALE The buildings
are handsome and spacious and the land very good
and we'll watered by Lewis Crcek-capabe of division
into two farms and will be sold on very favorable
terms. Address WIN. B. JOHNSON,
July Is, 1857. Staunton, Va.
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Staunton, Aug. ~, 1857.

DROAD STREET HOTEL.-The Proprietor
ID of this old and popular HOTEL begs leave to in
form his patrons and the public generally, that he is
now having it fitted up in complete order and ready
to accommodate all who may give him call, in the
best and most satisfactory His chambers are
well fitted and airy his harder and cellar are supplied
with the best of everything that the markets afford,
and his table is inferior to no other well kept Hotel in
the State By devotng his whole time to his business,
aided by accomplished assistants and accommodating
servants he feels assured that he please even the
most fastidous
He is also prepared to accommodate families and
others with BOARD, by the week or month and now
that the house has convenient private entrance, on
9th street. for ladies' he believes that they will find ac-
commodations inferior to no other house.
Board by the month, $22.oO
" week, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1O0
day, ..............'..' Low
Day Boarders, by the month, ............... 1890
week, :, en- =, 1 eiST
Believing thai all will find the BROAD STREET
HOTEL desirable place of adjournment, he solcits
call from all. &. III. YoUNG.
Richmond, August ~, ls57-taS5
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VXTOOD LAND FOR sALE.-On Saturday

WOOD LAND FOR SALE.-On Saturday,
w tie 9Th Of September, the subscriber will sell at
auction about 5S15 ACRES ofland, of which some Is
acres cleared and the remainder well tmbered.-
The land adons the farm of the late Samuel Clarke,
Esq., and will be sold immediately after the sale of that
place by Mr.. Hendren. See Mr.. HIS advertisement in
another column.
TERMS One third in hand, or negotiable note well
endorsed at 30 days, interest incuded the remainder
in one and two years, with bond and good security,
without interest. JOS. A. WADDELL,
August IL, 1857. Executor of DR.. A. w.
UNIVERSITY RETREAT.-Sealedp ropo-
u posals addressed to the Board of Visitors will be
received at my Office (where the drawings may be seen
for the construction and furnishing materials for the
above building until Tuesday, August 18th. Con-
tractors applying will receive estimate ofquantes
and all the information necessary. The bricks will be
furnished to the contractor at the University kiln.
WILLIAM PRATT,
Aug. l2-lt Archt. & Engr. university of Va.
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MIDDLE RIVER LAND..In obedience to
POstponelnent.

POStpOnement.
The above sale is postponed until SATURDAY, tile l2t'
Of September next In the meantime the property viii
be sold privately, if an opportunity offers. Mr. Johr
A. Mills, who lives close by, will show the property
August S, 1S57-tds ID. FULTZ, Comr.
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kINRISTEES, SALE OF UANDSOME

JNRUSTEES' SALE OF HANDSOME
i TOWN PROPERTY.-As trustees of Dr. John
NJ Smithee in deed of record in the Clerks Office of
the Hustings Court of Staunton, we offer at private
SALE until the LIST of January next the HOUSE LOT
lately occupied as o residence by DIR. Smthee; also
the Furniture in the house. Possession of house and
furniture will be given on the LIST Of January
TERMS very reasonable Title unquestionabIe.
June Is, lS57-tf. IMB0DEN McCUE
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Notice.-INHALATIoN IN CoNsuMPTIoN.--See ad-
yertisement under this head.
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POSTSCRIPT.
ARREST OF d. s. MoKIM.

A man answering the description of
David S. .McKim, charged with the mur-
der Of DR.. SAMUEL 7. NoRcRoss, on the
1eth Of January, last, at Altoons, Blair
county, Pa. was arrested by Aaron Wolf
g. +. A, d. Koons, on Wednesday last, at
the Long Pond Hotel, in Sullivan county,
and was on the same evening, lodged in
Jail ot Bloomsbury. He had been in
this place on Friday, and again on Tues
day, of last week, aud made his way to the
Long Pond, as above, where he has been
engaged as an Hostler, when arrested -
We have examined the prisoner, and taxi
ing all tho circumstances in connection,
have no doubt he is the individual charged
with the m urder of DR.. Norcross.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-03-14

"WOODbhND CREAN"-A pomade for bedutifying
the Hli.-hishy Potflmei superior to any French or
tical imported. nud f.r half the nice For drr.sips
Ladies Hair ii hasno equal givirg it bright glossy
appearance, 1t causes &c ntiemsns Hair to curl in the
most natural manner. Ii removes duAGruf ALWAYS
giving the Hair fhe appearance, Of being fresh sba
rooned, Price only hlty eeuts. None genuine unless
signed
FETElrGE CO. N. Y. Prorrictors Of tho
'BOIm Of a TAousGRd foyer,."
Fo,snin BY all Druggists
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shM bb SWAN * " HAbHs -
10000 IickeiS---3,dO7 PIiSes!
PRIZES sMo oUNTlxo 70. s2O4 oooi
viii be distributed according 10 thelolo"ine
D,I4INAL StuEMEi

1907 p Przes amountinrto S?0i,0O
Hhoie ri tkets, $40. Hdirss, IS QHdrtsrs -
The 5000 Friz's OF SiU VIII be ,setetnlned ny the
last surr Ot the Number draws tue s2lO01 IriZee
Fur eS1mplr II th1 Number RAJ n1 the S'JOOOfilzs
ends wtn NJ T. theu all the Tickets where The num-
bet ends IN wIil he entitled TO Sin, II the NuIber
ends with No. - lt ali the Tickets where the NUN
Der euus in will he eHtiticdto $40, aud Don loO.
IN UCEMENTS TO CLUBS.
AZ by this scheme. ono Jicketln every lOts guirdn
iced draw $40 will sell Certificates q Pdeg0ges Of
10 TIcke,s whrre the numbers in :, 3, d. - u, =
g, )at tue following rates, which is the risk on
them.
All tint, they draw over the siO Prizes to the
urchaser. U
Ceiudeate of Package Of i Whole Tickets So
10 HIATT - 30
10 Quarter Is
will be perceived, hy this plan that for $50 the
purchaser has a articate of ~ Tickets. when f he
huys Tickets would uniy get frr that sum GWhoes
thus by buying Cartiicaics he has lour chance
~ the larger PrIzes-HaVes ano Quarter Packages
in proportion.
in ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES.
| Enclose the money 10 our address Tor the Tickets
ordered receipt of which they wil be fnrw afde1
first mail. Purchasers can have Tickets ending in
/ figure they may designate.
Tue list of drawn Numbers and Przos will be
purchasers Immediately amer the drawing.
Prize Tickets cashed renewed in other Tickets at
ither office.
Address orders cor Tickets Certificates either 10
S.. SWAN Il GO, at anita, Ga.
or S. SWAN, Montgomery. ala.
January 81 1851.
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Esg- EahiJition.-The scholars connec-
ted with the Greenwood Seminary, gave
an interesting entertainment at Millvile
on Saturday evening last. The perfor.
mances were of varied character, and
some ofthe performers acquitted themselves
in q creditable manner.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-03-14

rs THOMAS w. MATTSoN, Rec eives the Prize
Medal at the Worlds Fair in Lond IN, IssI for
TRUNKS. CARPET BAGS, Boots. shoes and Gums
Great Inducements are now offered purchasers ofthe
above articles Thiss much the largest stock oCtrunks
Carpet Bags, Valices. &c. Philadelphia very chean
or cash. Manufactures: 100 Market Street s. w
o:ner and l2s Market street, ) E. corner of Fourth
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Special Notices.

T5' THE DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE FOR COVER.
NOR A corr ospondent writes that as soon as Gen
Packer heard that he had been nominated for Governor
by the Democratic Conve alton at Harrisburg he de-
ella rcd hm elf overjoyed and avowed his drter rmin
ton to take the sumpat an early day in rr"ss, ble
sut OF clothing from the magnificent establishment of
GRA"vittr STOKES, No. 200 Chestnut street above 9th
Philadc lpha.
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seS- The Five Per Cent. Saving Fund
OF the National safety Company Hd,nu, street. south
vest corner Of 7hird street Philadelphia has more
thon oNE MntIosor Dollars, all in MoRrlo.s GRoryp
REsTs and othct drs class securities to the bcneof
tepositors.
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ss5- Tie State SavinsS Fuad, SO Doch
street. merit door to the FOa Office Sums large nd smal
are received deposite, and any Hme with
hve per cent interest. The office ia open daily and
every Monday evening
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Estate Of Ab,ahaas Burger, Dr., deceased.
I EfTERS ofadminis,rGtion ON the estate Of Abra
- ham BurgerJr late OF ratt1wissa twsp .COunhia
county. deed, have been granted by uc Register OF
COlnmbin county, to Lewis Yctr, who Icsides IN
Cntawssa township in said county ali persous havin
Claims against the estate OF the dscedent requested
TO pr csrnt them to the dn istrnt6r without delay
and all persons indebted tomuke paymrnl forthwith
LEWIS YETIEl. 8dm'r.
Cattaw issa, Jan. II, lsjT.-Ct.H
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

Estate Of Jacob Fisher, deceased.
r ETTERs Teslamon;siy on the Estate of jacob
LFisher late Of Maine township, Columbia county,
dc have been granted by the Register of Columbia
comfy to the adersgned who residing in sad Maine
township, Columbia county All persons having
C clnims or demands ngHinst the Estate of the de-
cGndant are reqursiedtn make them knowp without
dc lay and all indebted TO make pa ymr nj forthwith
w, r. SHUMhN, ,,-.,.
PETER FISHER h's CIV
Fehrunry T. lP57-gts4
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Ey- Those of our Subscribers who con-
template moving on the first of April will
oblige US by giving prompt notice Of the
fact. Please state the place from rphich
and the place to achich the paper is to be
changed,
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ray" Clergymen and others will confer
favor by giving us early notice of marriages
and deaths, accompanied by their own
names, for our security.
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Lookout for Mem.-A large number Of
bogus ten cent pieces are now in circulation
throughout the country, and persons in re-
ceiving them, should observe more than or
dinary caution. They have much the ap-
pearance of the genuine and are we'll calcu-
lated to deceive, and the only way to dis
tinguish them, is by their being of lighter
weight and the metal Of yelowish tint.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-03-14

BG" Read the Inaugural Address Of
James Buchanan, President Of the United
States
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NJ ERRiCk, BENTON & DEAN
335 Broadway New YORK
AGENTS WANTED

N.D,-Go!d pens rcpontcd in superior Manner
Enclose The pen md 30 cents in o stamrs and Tho
pen will be rcpni ned and returned post MD
The BROADWAY GOLD PEN MANUFACTURING
co, is well known Throughout the country, hut -
there are undoubtedly some who are not neqddiniss
WI h us we append the following wei! known rrm
reftreaces'
FELLOWS Il CO., No II Maiden Lane. New York
HICKS & MITCHELL, No. 90 do do
BENTON & BROS Cor Broadway 8. Courtlnnd st,
New York. and Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
SHuRY co, No Gilsey Buildipe NY.
GOULD 5, WOOD No Maiden Lane, do
February T. 1861 .--1m.
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fe9al Notices.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.


LSIdtB q 0OcO0 HctSS6YI, UCctUSt0'
r FILTERS Of administration on the estate Of Jacob
L. 2eissIof late of Mcdi ION, township Columbia
deed have Lorn granten by the Register OF Columbia
county, 10 the subscriber, who resides ~ Madison
township in said county; all persona havinpecuirls
against the decendon requested present them to
the Administrator without delay, aud all persons III.
debted TO make payment forthwith. -
February 81, l557.-6ts, 4!m'r.
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RGy- RaJid Dog.-A dog, supposed to
be mad, was seen in our streets last We'd
ncsday morning.
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Fey Intoricated tmtiuidnals, who are
unable to "navigate,' are now conveyed to
prison by wheelbarrow express. The wheel
barrow is very useful vehicle." Persons
who imbibe to excess, will please govern
themselves accordingly"
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RE vi @ Y al!

II. G. & I. w. HARTMAN.
JAvE removed their stock o. Goods TO the stand
II on the Corner of Main au Market streets. below
MeKelvy Neat & CO, lately oupird by A & Meusc
where, with greatly increased facIltis. they cna
heh 20 otter full assortment of Dry Goods Groceries
HARDWARE. Queenswarc &C. at low prices
~ country Produce taken ut the highest market
prices.
Coal always on handani for sale. Fish, Salt Pla scr
aud lion. at low prices
THANKFUL for past iuvors ihcy hore for continuance
of IlIe same.
II. G. & Z. W. HARTMAN.
BloOmsburg, March |, 1857
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n0- Our town is still steadily improv.
ing in extent and beauty.
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ba1~CAPr. N. S. PRENTIs, lost one of
M his Livery Horses on Thursday night
The animal, it appears, kicked himself
through the stable floor, and then kicked
himself to death. Pity the Captains loss,
pu', he has n number left Of the samo so,t.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-03-14

ay- Quite a.number of communications
in rhyme, written ON the death of children,
have been received lately We omit them
because they are carelessly written and
would do neither the author nor our paper
oredt. We sometimes venture too far in
this field, trusting to The good nature of
our readers, but there must be stopping
point.
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Mount Vernon House.

Second street, aboOe Arch, Philaaa,
THE undersigned having purchased the interest o
Mr ID. Blair in he above nd iab slcd Hotel viii
now nave the sole supervision OF tile PEtabislmGn
ann soilsts the patronage O:Ihr public. lie feels conf
.H' tnht ttIal uhis House Rooms, Table, Servants
CO. "h' prove the best recommendation he give
/, L. BARRETT.
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BROADWAY GOLD PEN
.u.f.EUF.aCTURE.s'G co.
no. 335 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.

.w.f.EUF.aCTURE.sa co.
NO. 335 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
LIST OF RETAIL FRI Es;
Gold rens, 81 UoGolt Tooth Pick ~ co
God Pen 8. Silver e Tooth & Ear Picks OO
Holder, 800 Pencil Watch Key. Q %
Gold Pen and dbl, Ladies Gold rene'ls' %
Silver Holders. w lou
Nammouth " OOi " :, 90
LeNIa.hen " w " d." WIN Ptn D %
fou ntain Pen, Desk Gents Gold Cases &
Holder NJ Pens " - 3 on
MammOuth +" w, " 10 10
Engrossiug Pers. U " Gothic " 10 90
Leviithau and BOX 90 Screw fencil 90
GoihicsIlver and Pen 3 OO And all. other kind. aud
Eugrossng o. styles NJ the low fe,uI prL
" hlammnuth W ccs.
PREMIUMS PRESENTED TO PURCHASERS.
To every Ierson buying gold pen Of us we prescns
numbered certificate. and each OF these cHIthcatet
eniiig the holder ii, by payment Of 30
This jcwery consiis of Gold and Silver Watches u.
great var iy. Silver Gchets, Silver Fruii Baskotsi
1n!i Guhru tnalhs "r lauleS Lnckets baceltts' Gen
Gold Fob and Vest chains Ihimbrs Brcastpins B'aes
lels, Ear Drops, Studs Rings, Crosses SC rnnr
which VIII sell for less Than 81. FOR EVERY DUof
LAnpAIp US, rHE PARTY Is ENTITLED Tot
NUMBERED CERTIFICATE, AND LY TIE PA A
MEM or " cts EXTRA ON EACH CER1fFIChTK
HE Is ENTITLED TO RECEIVE WHATEVER THB
NUMBER OF THE CERrlFFICA1E E DLsIGNATEs
We have been in operation for three years aud
thands have bought OF and we have leurn4d
eyat any one was ever dissatisfied. / mis- plan HOrd
1,tery 0iortu nifty Of ObtlininIa gold watch
penice Jew elry, for triiing sum, All our penr,
pench cies. &C., are genuine articles manufactured
9lsconrsecs win gteAt catr' nnd We oHet Them pre-
j. ely al prIccs asked in all other stores in the city
To agents we make advantageous Ohe and any
gefic person can do well by working for us. We wsh
agents in every place in The country and persons
would like to become snch will please atdress nnJ
we vi send them printed .otcglars Gf prices, terms
&e. We have no stated periods for dstrbut Ion
The moment pen purchased. the purchaser emit.
tledt receive his premium on the kayeui Of - cents
extra.
All order.hy mail shonldbe add,cs:ed %
hERRiCK, BENTON DEAN
-.it.-,t Sga.,.N
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Georgia Lottery.
(asthorisd By the state Of GsOrgia)
Fort Gaines Academy Lottery!

CLASS 93
To bc drawn in he City Of Atlanta Georgia in putie
on TUESDAY Feb isth aeth * daioh I'm gu the rIan Of
SINGLE NUMBEkSl
rxPu,ebas.r.iunp,ipQi 10 Whole Tickets when.
,he ,,urbrIs arc ~ I,2s4. a. 90, Q, ~ are guar
tinu or tsrtifcqos of 10 Teses Wll be sold at the
rates below, tur thG rIsk u,e Iich 'ts' snu
entities Me holder al he draws over iht StVLb@ss
SAMUEL SWAN * CO., alaBastrs.
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nH- Simon Green who was condemned
TO be hung, in Harrisburg, on Friday last,
has had his sentence respited until the 9th
inst. New testimony is said to have been
discoved since his conviction which will re-
duce his offence to mauslaughtor.
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Ia PR -Rorongh Ebction.-Tho election
for boroGgh olhoers, in Bloomsburg, comes
of on Friday the Goth inst. We do not
apprchend very exciting contest for the
"houors and emolumcnts."