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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-05-12
SHERIFF'S SALES.

SHERIFF'S SALES.
DY virtue of sundry wriis of Vend. Ex.
Id and Fl. Fa. issued out Of the Coor, OF
Common Pleas Of Union county and TO us
directed, will expose to public sale or ouicry
on Saturday, Nay 16, 1868,
at The Riviere House, in the borough Of Lew
isburg. county aforesaid. al 10 o'clock. A NJ,
l. A certain Lot Of Ground, situate in the
Borough of Le~sburg county aforesad bered with
the general plan three hund and twelve sl2,
bounded the east by Front street. the south by
Lot No 3l3 the west BY P-urtres alley and tho
north by Lot No. 81, containing one-fourth Of an
brick Dw-llinc House brick Kitchen brick Wash House.
Wood House. frame stable, Well with pump and othsr
outbuidiDgs with the aPPur,ensners.
No. 2. Also a certain Lot of Ground, sit
nate In the Borough Of Lewi,burg, county aforesaid
bounded the north BY other lots Of Thos Hayes
the by river Suquehanna and the south by ST.
johns street EXTENDED to the river ard the west BY
lot Of William Brown Jr, eontaioing One-Fourth Of
Acre. more or less whereon 10 erected Wharf, with tbs
appurtensnces, &c.
No. 8. Also a certain Lot of Ground situate
10 the Borough Of Lewisburg bounded the west by
wxer street the north by other 10, Of Thos Hayes
the east by the river Suquehanna the south by
lot # " m. Brown, Jr and Lot No above described,
wherron erected Wharf, Weigh Scales and Ofnre,
containing Three Eghths Of Acre. more or less with
the spPurtensnces,
No. 4. Also certain 10, of Ground, sit
nate In the Borough aforesaid bounded or h- by
Hstei street, the north by lot Of }. Walls, the
by river Susquehsnna and the south by Lot No
above described containing Three Egh'hs Of Acr,
less. wh-reon is erected frame Wurehouse With
the appurenanc.s &c the property of Thomas RIy;A
Also. al the same time and place certain
tract of unimproved Timber Land. situate in
West BufIaloe township, Union county, con-
tanning Ten Acres (more or less,) adjoining
lands Of Mrs Margaret Housed, Peler Guyer.
Levi Miller and'others with the appurtenances,
as the properly Of ChristiGn Phnek, &c
LF ALBRIGHT. Sheriff
ShsriGs Office Levi hn1q Anil Is, lS6a
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rIELISHED SEHI-NEEKLT--.
Tuesday Morning & Friday Afternoon

sa- Union County Court meets, Mon
day next, in Lewisbnrg. BE IN hand, in
good time, if you want to do justice and
get justice done.
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Via Fortress -uonroc, it is said our forces
have occupied White House, capturing q
Rebel company. Forty Rebel families
have been sent out Of Newbern, N. Z.
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NOTICE.

THE undersigned. having obtained the uss
Of the furniture, fixtures and utensils Of
MIR. RICHARD NJ. CooPER, will continue the
Baker,. Confectionery and Notion business.
al the old stand, on Market street, for the pc.
riod of one year. He hopes by strict attention
TO business TO merit the patronage heretofore
extended 10 this establishment.
II. l.. MMAHON.
JeWisburs, April 20, 1868
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DedtcatiOn-The newly erected church
OF the Evangelical Association in Lewsburg
w'll be dedicated to the service Of the triune
God providence permi,tins) on Sunday, 3lst
OF May Services to commence Mt 91 A. NJ Of said day.
Services also at 2ls P. NJ and in the evening The
Morning services will be conducted in the German and
Engisn languagcs in the Afternoon and evening, Eng
ish only The Christian public Is invited to attend on
ths occasion.
Lewisbur2. May II, 1853.
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SPECIAL NOTICE,

hN and after JULY lst, 1883. the privilege
~ of converting the present issue of i.E.
GAL TENDER NOTES INTO THE Ma.
TlONAL SIX PER CENT. LOAN (common.
ly called Flve.Twen,ies' will cease.
All who wish TO invest in the Five-Twen,y
Loan must, therefore, apply before The Is, Il
JULY next. JAY COOKE,
SrsscRIrfIoN AGxxr.
Ap. 3m3 No. ia s. Third ST., Phiad
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1.-THE Ladies' Soldiers Aid Socie-
tv will meet at the PresbytsrAn church, THURSDAY
AFTERNOON, at = o'clock. JENNIE ". BEAVER,
Rec'g S-c'y
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Gold in New York, llth inst, down to
down in the mouth.
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CARD.

THE undersigned. having loaned his furni.
,yre, fixtures and utensils TO Mr.. H. L.
A'MAuoS for the period Of one year. and 10
abou, to remove temporarily from Lewisburg.
takes this method Of returning his thanks 10
the people of Lewisburg and vicinity for their
uniform kindness and the liberal support they
have siyen him during his residence among
them. RICHARD NJ. COOPER.
Lewisburg, April 20. 1868
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TAKE notice.!

The United States Circuit Court, Western
District Of Pennsylvania, No. / OF May Term
in 1859. in suit of The Pennsylvania sails
Manufacturing Company, VS.. ThoG Chase"
tecreed TO The Company, on Nov. Is. 1869.
the EXCLUSIVE right granted by patent
owned by them Tor the S.roxirrrn. Patent
dated Oct. 81, 1856. Perpetual iniunc.ioa
awarded
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Tuesday Mornings News.
Gen. Halleck it is reported will 60 with
he Army Of the Potomac, which is in hne
and good spirits.
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For Sale,

4 DOUBLE HOUSE, with LoD suitable
n for Two families. II is situated on North
Fourth street. There are good stable and
other outbuildings, and a never-faiIing well
of water on the premises. For particulars
and terms enquire of
ADAM BEAVER.
Lewisburg. April "a, 1863 If
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FOR RENT.

FOX HEN !.
CTORE ROOM on Market street. Lewis
y burg, belonging 10 WIN. FrIck, now oco! :
pied by Washington Huchison.
Also, Store Room Of Rev. Jacob Roden-
baush. and Daguerrean Gallery Immediately
over said room. on Market street.
Inquire of fjan26w3] WA. JONES.
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Fy@The Republican and Union Committee
OF Union county are requested to meet at the
Riviere House, Lewisburg, Tuesday, May 10,
(Court week) at ], Pm
Commttee-D Foresnsn, Herhst. VI Brown, Y
Shsary Jas Glover Spigelmyer Cliugau Jno Rei-h.
Chs Penny. Johnson Walls Jpo stamm, Smith, Jesse
Beaver, T. Osborn.
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For Sale in Biddeford.
TAs Saeo Water Poru Co.
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FIRE 81 MARINE
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The business of the Company ut present confined
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Five year Policies issued on dwellings from "a
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