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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1858-04-14
Dec. 9, 1857

NoIice.-The notes and accoonts OF j.
IN f.. Curcton, Esq, have been placed in
my hands for collection. The Debtors are
aware that unless they pay, have no dis
eietioa. w. A. MOORE.
Jan. %. 1888 5l--tf
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Notice.

SEALED proposals. will be received until
~ the 18th Of May next for hand, horse
aud cart to be used on the streets Of Lam
cas,eryiIle, from the 18th May to lst of
October. The contract to be given TO the
lowest bidder. Apply to
d. }. WITHERSPoON,
Clerk r. C..
March -, 6tf
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Executors Notice.

A LII those indebted TO the estate Of Rob.
N ert Mcllwain, deceased, are repeated
to come forward as soon as possible aud set
tie the same And all those who huve
claims against the estate, are requested 10
present them for paymcut. duly attested.
The estate must positively be settled up.
JAMES ID. MeILWAIN.s
Exeeator.
Dee 8, 1857. a3-H
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CRISTADORO'S HAIR DYE.
-fI:il IL,

OsT,-A note made by WIN. Ne.
- MILAN, dated January ist 1856, and
payable to me for eighty five dollars. All
persons are cautioned not to tradc for said
note. DAVID BILLINGS
April 7, 1858 S-3t
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School Notice.

MRS. LEWIS will open school for
4f1 small children, at the building belong
ing to Mr. Jones Crockett, on Main Street,
OF Monday. April 18th.
Rates OF Tuition, SO per quarter
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New Advertisements.
Potatoe Seed.

i lave SOME FIFTY OR SIXTY
4 bushels Of potatee seed, Of the VANS,
Tor sale. Persons wanting. by applying
soon, can get the best of seed for planting
>, J. NJ. INGRAM.
hanging Rock, April L. Sit
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Those who are dcsirous of taking music
lessons, will have an opportunity. as an in.
strument ill be furnished for that purpose
April 7, 1858. S-tf
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s ~ T III G. "A Roll Ma,


sou T III CARO OIL A,
Lancaster District.
w. ThuHow CASTOR. in Equity Lancaster
vs.. District, Petition for
Susan Jane Dye. )Solicitor Fee.
TT appearing 10 the satisfaction of Com
Il nissioner, that Susan Jane Dye, the de-
tendant in above petition, resides without
the limits Of this Stale. IL is ordered, on
motion Of Williams, Solicitor for Petitioner,
that the said defendant, Susan Jane Dye, do
answer, plead or demur TO the petition In
above case, on or before the first day of
June 1853, otherwise an order pro confesso
will be ordered against her.
JAMES H. WITHERSPOON,
G. f.. l.. ID.
Feb. l6, 1853. l-3m-Pf s6.
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Sheriff IS Sales.

Rf Virtnc Of Sundry Wri,s of ri Fa to
- me directed, will sell before the Court
House door at Lancaster on the first Mon
DAY IN May next, within the legal hours
oi sale The following properties, to wit
FIVE hundred acres Of land, more or
less, adjoining lands of II. p. Ballard, John
a. Montgomery, w. Benson and others,
levied on and TO be sold as the property OF
l-avlnia Perry. ut the suit of N. May blum.
Conditions cash, Sc.
Ia. HANCOCK. S. J.. ID.
April l2in 5S, 9--3t pfS Sl.75.
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SPRING GOODS,
AT DRY CREEK. s, c.

AM NOW RECEIVING MY SPRING
l. Supplies and hope TO receive n living
custom; Goods, for the most part, are low
bought low, aud, consequently, will be
soid on good terms TO prompt customers
! like, and expect to realize n living profit,
but with that am satisfied.
1t is needless for nic to attempt to set
forth the component parts of my stock +;
suffice it to say have fair stock of every
thIng usually kept in a country Store, and
propose to sell them right" to the "right"
Aind of men.
JOHN w. TWITTY.
April H., 9-It
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Two thousand numbers will be placed
IN Wheel, from No. l to 1000 and two
hundred numbers drawn ont. The first
drawn mum Der will take prize No. l, the
second, prize No. =, and so on until the
200 prizes are drawn. If the party draw.
ing the Negro or the piano, prefers, he can
get the money, less Is per cent
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Checks on New York RENTED for Prizes
If preferred, instead Of Gold. Bank Notes
of sound Banks taken at par The rcsul,
OF the drawing will be sent 10 purchasers
on the day If the Drawing. Registered
letters at our risk.
R- Address Orders to
ANDERSON & SON, Managers.
Macon or .Sdrdnsak, (yeoygia
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NOTICE.
SO u L III CAROLINA.
LANCASTER DISTRICT

JAMES MILLER, of the District afore.
L said do hereby give notice of my inten.
ton to apply for the issuing of Grant
from the State of South Carolina for five
hundred and .linety-nine acres Of Land lying
in Lancaster District on the waters Of the
Catawba River in tho Catawba Indian boun-
Diary, adjoining lands Of DR.. Johnson, lands
OF the Estate of DR.. G. l.. Massey, the lands =
OF the widow Sarah Massey and others. nt
and after the expiration of three months
from this date, it being out Of my power to
send on, or produce my Lease from the In
dians or the Tax Receipts for the same,
they havirg been consumed with my dwell.
ing house when il was burnt,
JAMES MILLER.
feo, sth 1893, 52-3m.
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SOUTH cARoLIN

SOUTH CAROLINA.
Henry Champion In Equity-Lancaster
and wife, MalIala, District, So. Ca.
vs.. Bill to set aside decree.
Elizabeth Gnwley.
II appearing to my satisfaction that Eliz.
abeth Gawley, the defendant, resides with
out the limits Of this State. IL is ordered
on motion Of Moore, solicitor for complain
ants, that the said defendant, Elizabeth Cav.
ley, do anawer, plead, or demur to the Bill
in above case, on or before the 22d of April
1853. Otherwise Judgement pro confesso
will be ordered against her.
JAMES II. WTTHERSPOON.
G.. T.. l.. ID.
Januesy 8, 1883. 4s-3m-p. T. 90.
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i negro Man. very Likely. $l,25O
! r!zc IN Ho!d, $50
! Piano, Pearl Keys, : Ia Octave, 800
2 Prizes in Gold, each of $40
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Fresh Drugs md Medicines.

Fresh Drugs and Medicines.
CONSISTING OF MOST OF THE
~ new and leading articles of the MD
teria Diehca." Turkey Rhub1rb, Opium
and Sguils in impalpadLe powder, lodide
Potash, Iodine, Iron by hydrogen, Valerian.
DigiiaIis, Blue Mass, Calomel &c, &C.
All the popular Patent Medicines-Aycrs
Cherry Pector"l, Wistar's Balsam, Selizer,
Aperient, &c, &c.
Culinary Articles.
All-spice, Cinnamon, Ginger, Mace, London
Mustard Nu,megs and Cloves Coxes
Sparkling Gclatino, Transparent Gelatiuc
Pink and White Soda, Sal Eratus, Black
and Red fepper; Flavouring Extracts of
Lemon, Celery, Peach and Pear, Rose and
Peach Water, &c, Lay always be found ut
the Drug Store of
J. +. DEHAy,
One door below Masonic Hail.
Camden, Feb. 10, 1858. 52-4m.
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New Advertisements.

D The friends OF S. b. MASSEY.
announce him ms candidate for Ordinary
at the next election.
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NOT C&.

HAVE disposed of my entire stock of
Il goods, and now request all indebted to
ne 10 come forward aud settle by note or
'c"sh'caSh prcterred,as am anxious to close
up my business as carly rs possible.
j. Is. MORLEY.
April II, a-tf
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ANDERSON & SON, Managers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-15
AND ROUTE-NEW-YORK TO PROVE

~ DELPHIA and tho SOUTH and WEST via JERSEY
CITY-Hal and Express es leave New York al sni II N
Tts', sod o cincu nai II and sls ~ and the Wss snl
Baltimore WsshnstoD, Norfolk, &c aud thcou 90 sgSW
chez KIDD 70 Ua,hir stol in a sud s. NJ trains. =
W; WOODRUFF, As.is' sa Superintendent
No Baggage viii bo received for ary train unless drivrsfsas
checked fieen minutes in advance ofthe time oflcsYas
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obstruction.

A YEAR of INSTRUCTION in FRENCH for
s1-Appy for tickets every day % Prof DUSOISS
fIenca ~ sa'my Lyme Hal, No. 765 Broadway.
ROOkkEEPlNG as TAUGHT at DOLBEARs
~ ACADEMf, No COG Broadway never f, 10 make ,ooi
accountants Geniemen receive prnesl ins,rotoe on
psps 81 ra business and De prepared Ia sbo time 70 A., a.
be sd BooA ke~P~r. Ia ee4bheut Ees mimi. NAV ante
this day. Two $40 seats vacant Wv" ''' 49,
nR. WIN. MINRATH, No. Avenue A. con.
~ tnues giving PRIVATE LESSONS in OrRN,N and
FRENCH. Terms: Is Lessons Sis ~ B.-l have heen an
pointed many BY the Board Of Eduesoa Of h,s ain, 70
csoA thee languages in public dsy schools sai refer
4 n, ~ Arssas A.
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Hlatbirerp.

CHASE's SIS SEWINGMACHINEi is as dura-
u hrA,d a. ..ylceabe IL family 800 Machine. It
vii Be wasn;d foI year. C. / DUPONT S2 siway
CWIFTs PATENT MILLS. acknowledged to be
- ~, best and eoonoml al 10 a'e ior grinding coffee CON-
-, -. FOR a.. BIZ the manufacturers Arena
BYLCHERS HAvltAsD. No. sB Pe.tst-
S'FWTNG MACHINES for SALE.-Two Grover
= { Baker. FAMILY MACHINES nsw' warranted psIfect
besry discount Asa heet,r HA'ot' and stnsrL al
iov 49,. N,rbfrrs "a. and exchangct Appyt ., C. A.
Imam rst~r. Astrcy Roela No S, No. So Bt0,dSay
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NENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY--

CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY--
~ Connecting at NewHampton with the Delaware, Lscka-
End Western Railroad aud East0n with he Leaah
Valley Railroad
FALL ARRANGEMENT, commencing Oct %, l9jT-Lesye
New York Eson and intermediate places from Pier No
North River, u Il IN, aud - p. for Soaeryils b.
above trains, al d at ~ ?. IN. . !,
The above trains al Elizabeth with n ANA on tho NeH'
Jersey Railroad which NewYOrk fom the foot Of Court
landt-st at u and l2s M, and SD and p m.
Pass the Delaware Lackawsnns and Western hA
rosd will leave AZ n only For LsLzh Valley Railroad q
~ a. IN. aud l2 IA JOHN O. STERNS, Superintendent
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STEAMBOATS, a1n Railroads.

Tor BOSTON and PROVIDENCE via NEW
Il PORT ard FALL RINER-The splendid and suPenor
steamer EMPIRE STATE Capt Jewet esyrs New York eysiJ
TUESDAY THURSDAY and SATURDAY, AZ ocloek m.
and the EMPIRE STATE Capt. Bayton. leaves New York
every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, oc.cot
D M. from Pier No s. N. r. near the Battery both touching
at Newport each way. -.
rooms will be regarded secured TO any applicant
uniil the 81 al lsve been paid for.
Freight Boston forwarded through with gres, dspaieh I
Express Fright TIsin
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FLUSHING RAILROAD-Leayes Fulton Mar
ket Nhsn, BY steamer Island City at and 10 asfb
and s: % p. Tbo leave ushins L. l., tbs
houIs, 'ny aid exchanging passeng, with the boat HUI
er's Point Through ia 80 inmates. Fare 25 ecnts NJ
WM. 81. SMITH. Rsceigef.
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ITO DET--For public worship, the LECTURE
i ROOM on the second floor in Clinton Hal Adoi place
occupied by BsItist Bethesda Church from tho M
May Inquire Of EDMtND COFFIN No. l57 Brcadwsy o
the Isni,es d the budding Also Offices 70 et.
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Gdies bn Anttion.
DssiE. : Hoe IN. Alotiouser.
4 CCTION NOTICE. EXTRAORDINARY

Dam. : HoreH. Asctiouset.
A CCTlON NOTICE EXTRAORDINARY
"a No s. CintoL psc~ N sh.,. BfD-a~iy -Drnane
sd fOry sac the ersaat Rosewood OaA ant NAAos
FuTre Decor works o. Ant Ac Contained IN the
ibr' a pfyss rpdsr- No. B Clinton Iiis DAt
hT5sy. MsIeh IL :. lot Prrri~rr. The ious~inS Is
lsiEs drscnpoa Of The good, contained IN tbr sus Fn'
In the Bssemect sH'es u Dininxr PGrauEe com
pete WITH ell The Kitchen eBal. sod elEsh, Chips
Dinner sd Tvs Set. ir<y cscy slvesyarr GU Os's a.
be.oBsin. the family T. III
In the P,os Carpets Rags aadthe rosewood
PsorSuns Center sni Side Tsbbs Comet sni Wal kfseres
iace NIDdo1 DTsp--y Per GASs~. Chaa NsS,,, Bronfe
Figue, Cocfs Ornsnenis. Ps.niDgs, EnuAunG. LsiJs
Sec-r'ay Wort Table, Kssy Char Book Gas FKtaTrs
one roe wood octave Piano STOOD al Cover. s..
H. the Chsmcrr s1iins n 0t Caord fo-s % sud
Crh sCia. 10 cuTrt hair NsiIesrs. bsntt Beds -nd
B-d5I vsrietY Of d.rsSe good, No. n.smercu '"
MENTION Descriptive ca,uss the morning 81 A9 sac
couuif nsesa \; Ios a. pree...y.
ALSO.
On TUESDAY ro-n1oEro~b Mr. Il. At 10. o'dsct m
from the private reside No ga W-t I'd - near h ay 81
tie p ndd fURNiTJ RI eisaed in ts- heu a. Anewsps
pr description 10 in possible 10 BE- sppc-cs mas. b.
The csil5s sly cou,ai, oser 400 lss Of superior h
eas Furniture snd lsrss qusRtiy OF e-sunt oseos"n'
Works o, A. positive snf ps Pone meat on any
ID. = HOCGH, Aactsepeer No 80 Brsfwsy'
A DRIAN II. MULLER, Auctioneer.-WiH be
sod at aucc1 a; the Mehsnts ExrhsnSe in the city OF
NewYo.s day Marcia 1888 az ~ o'clock nooa y
HOUSE eud LOT No SIS West g6h,r. between loth aad
lthays the city c New York h0us- lHs feet ot % i-st
nehe, deep $500 and will In ordinary tunes pro-
dce muc larger rent $500 remain bond sad mort
gags ;cr ytas trotn lith February 1873.
NJ
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A. NJ. MsRwiS. AuctioUeer.
DY BANGS, BROTHER Il Co.-Irade bale
Rooms. Ne. Is Psrs-row.


DY SIMEON DRAPER. THURSDAY, March
I'D r. NJ ~ ocook .. herch.ats Exceauz'-'eaaoie
PROPERTY In BEANER-sr for Grcouus o. wnom !. may
conte-n the Liabilities Of The DeaWare
Western Railroad Company tssca in paymenf- Ins
FIVE story STORE srd Tor No IS B-ayerst The 1t q
esstgry siso snd ll9 feet the westery sue lhe
q front IS feet 10 inches rear and 81 ie ,
eep bult In the Substantial manner, very nes'iy I'm
herd Sai hss double ou shutter. made IN TIE b. aanner e
iron ROOT Ths title is indispitsbe. Tie poprr
sd AT the above be the sme NOR, OF 1s' Inc
st-e 1, rented until the Ist Of NAV next AZ SlSp per snau
and ihe Puhs'F wiz be en'H'ed 10 Toe 9u''9
TxRSs OF sArE-rny JN per cent in any OF se il1aed
debt II M Conp.rv thirty 0) per cent IN sny Of 'he ooSs
ton. OF the Company nsripy the present year; twrny ~
pr in any Of the obligations OF the Company ~
ias twenty per th amount OF purchase 20 o. PAID
20 the Aur,ionper when the ddnss closed IN sy OF tue
obligations Of the Company sbove nientiond rae nal =.
,rn dees and vii! be siycu Isl of Aprl-up 70
which tine the interes. II be adjusted. The securities famed
will b. T, cCivtd ~ PR.
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EAST RIVER BANK.-The ANNUAL ELEC-
II TON FOR fifteen Directors Of this Bank and tor three In
Of Yish h,t and Thrcav TUESDAY March So The poll
Wa ~ WILLIAM S. CARAVAN. Cashier.
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II CoAPANYs svendA and powerful sesnsr' .A - snass
~ ~'' FRos YoRx;
ar SOON G1.sIvio 1850. WEDNESDAY, APrS H. ct ifa.
EDINBURGH Cumming. - -, IN
Rate. OF P.s-ss- Csin SIS Third Cas- 'oi ga occAe4
u,oy,.iou, $50 For freight. VI passage spp-y '"
p''''''' ROBERT CRAIG. NJ. Il Bosdwp.
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Drof.ssiara! &c..tas.

Ohce 70:
MEXICAN and FOREIGN PATENTS.
J. PRISON, NO. 5 WALL-ST, n. y.
P.uph.s: ct ta:. irfsrmAti n 'enL fIe- % mAL
EDWARD II. DIXON, NJ. D., Editor of The
= s.fe .ahof Of P5,1s TTs.,,'s I RI Sss, D,
CONSULTATIONS the obscure dse1e' a. No sth
Az Oascs boar. from TO snd TO ssvsainf. a. III
,,h, ho,, - ~ A. nj, pys:4 .pitl The 0fo- al The 5A
p~i l. 1t Ne 1 vesysA Aston Hose where Al hsnry aAd
b.nes. .oun MI must DC 81 Somp iae2tsy 7SsA
sy r9Syed C-ufiilDy tee -
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financdl.

Owes o, rrr PsrsI, Pas is'ys;sc,M NJ az,
nIVIDEND. The Board OF Direct r. have ms
~ d.T deci.rrd . SYM tENvA AL DiSlDhSD IAN
PER CENT p.y.b.e 90 dcrrsrt 81 ,bsif n.is, IN -
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90 fpbom it Alap Concern.

YOUNG MAN, of good address ana coilPetyeli'
"A C,<,pn. /. DE- sons ~ CORrEsPOaoIso ~
- - ID ,t,, 70 MATRIsoNY ag,sesS, 90 IS
seo, ,int.ur4 tbs coufns suBioet Aooirss ~ - " " ~
3. BroiI,ssn Ls~seDce Ceaniy MlsssspIt
AL PERSONS having CLAIMS or DEMANDS
... SPAIN 90 account Of injuries or lossf. Wthn ths
aest or upon any other ISLANDS, will sd4tess Box No
fsSs City Post -Ofce.
NONsUMPTION.-Ths Rev. Or. BURNETT,
" While isborins missionary In southern Asia discovered
certain care Cor Cnsumption Asthma, BrOnchi'
ousbs Gods and seVous Dbity also, easy aud sne1A
usds inhainf tho fmedy-a method by which the CUHA
TIVE PhOPfRTtESM The MEDICINE are directly sddfes.+d
70 orsnns and the utesueet Arustea by do
bepe6t bic suffering fellows, be viii cbesruiy send we
hECIPH GREE 10 zach dssIe H. with in SDd e1pHb d
rcccas for repsfps and successfully using the medicine Adj
dree. che Rev. BURNETT No sSl Broadway New'fofG
HRLP the POOR package Of $50 BREAD
clsty costing only IS Will provide whole family with bread
sas Office % the Cysd Palace Fete, No so BfosiwsJ
NOTICE-Al persons having claims against
IN FREDERICK o. SWAN requested 70 present the slns
vouchers W the undersigned his Office No 10 Nas'
New before the LIST day q July pextDsed NEW
Yosk. March l. ls5s. THEODORE HIHsDALE, A'signes
WAKEFIELD- TAXES.-A Meeting of the
w members Of Industrial Home Association. No 8 will b.
he'd on TUESDAY EVENING, March 49, AZ O'Clock al No
lG5 Bcwry Business Of importance Tho Tax Collectors will
COR. A. COOPER Purchssins Trustee.
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fouses an6 farms h)anteo.

vNANTED-A COTTAGE on Staten Island, not
w than IS minutes walk from one q tLe handbags
Address CARLETON, Box No 16o Tribune Once
WANTED IMMEDIATELY.-Adesi desirable ten
w with q small fsulyuo chidTen-wishes moderate
sized HOUSE, with the modern improvement III an lnef
neRhborhood Persons going 70 Europe viii find
th. eligible chance to Furnished House preferred Ret
spnc-s given and requpd Address for three days stating
terms. which must be moderate, w. Box No AGs PoOhce
L'ARM WANTED-On the Harlem Railroad.
IL Would furnish building netes on said road good soen
or first house Brooklyn If suited. g. II. C.. Box No.
4,0<6 o. .,...... r.
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HUDSON RIYER RAILROAD.-From D

DoON III III NAIIshOAD.-TrU TON De-
cember 1857, Trins will leave Cbsmb.rsst. Salon
totows E1psss. Trains, $50 m and as ~: Abny r..
sengcr Train. II 80 for Sing Sing for PouJhkssp
sic, $3.50 9 and $500 p. for Peekss. $50 m ne
Poog psie P,cksk and Sns Sing Trains stop q the sy
Stations PseDg taken at Chamber Christopher aod 5l "a
Trains fot New York svs Troy At 66 and u 81 snd s'
p. Ess, Albany at aud 9:25 IA. aud sud g. o p un
A. +. SMTTH Suponneudsa.
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DOOMS to LET-With or without Power, vary
~ ing FROM 25125 10 l00x5 feet the Harlem and
New Hayea Railroad Depois low rates to suit the times APP
ply 70 y bF,,kETr. conleI Of Elm and kranAlln.s
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OYrtos OF THE GsocERs FIRE NsusNcL Co1rASY.
No 81 Waist (cor of Pear = Ne ~.iork. March |. 1852
4 SEMI-ANAUAL DIVIDEND of SIX PER
n CENrhss m tsy beer, declared the Stock ad
rr. a, III. Ofee on tsrisnd JAMES @. PLATr, Secy.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-11-27

The GREAT BANK ROBBERY find
in the Delaware county, N. Y, Gazette, the
following particulars relative to the robbery
OF the Bank last Sunday evening:
On opening the Delaware Bank Of this
village on Monday morning, it was found
that the lock to the inner door of the vault
could not be unlocked, and a smith was
sent for, who had to cut the heads off the
bolts before it could be opened When ac-
cess was obtained, the vault was found emp
ty The robbers had by false keys entered
the banking room from the rear, moved the
wood box and sawed hole through the
floor, and then crawled under the floor,
some ten feet to the side of and under the
door OF the vault, then undermined the
stone work SO as to gain an entrance. Ia
king all they wanted, the same way. after
slipping nail in the lock in such manner
as to prevent the bolts from moving. On
coming out, they carefully replaced the
boards sawed out, and put the wood box in
its proper place. Not the least suspicion
was excited until the vault door was Open
ed.-About $4,000 is missing, 500, 1000
OF which is in the bills of the bank.
$4,000 in gold and silver, and the balance
in other money. $4,000 Of the bills Of
the bank are mutilated, and were laid by
tor the purpose Of returning to the Bank
Department. It was one of the boldest
and most successful robberies ever perpe-
trated
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-11-27


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