4
ft
LewistoVvn Circuit Muliroe, John
Willi' f 'i 4 ,
Berwick C K&lniiiit,3LInll.
f ijfitiville II T.NiKdh) WHjrst:
Northumberland-- Sarjks, ' I T
Stratton ,
Lycoming J Ewo.n, G L Brown,.,
ItellcfoiUc lTanueyhill, G.' Guy.
er.
CfcafAcld-S V Blahc, EJlu.Uer.
Huntingdon J. Stevens, J. Ilodgcs,
P. lienor!. ;
DEMOUHA'I IV UISNTUAIj
At u meeting ot tnq Ucmonralic central
committee, held on Saturday evening,
Mnri!li.2i. -
'Wi motion of B. Parke, Esq. the follow
'ing preamble and rcs'olutions wero unani
mously auoptcil. . ,
AVhc'reas, llio domftcrnlic. .convention
which assembled at Itarrisburg on the 5th
inst. and nominated a candidate for the of
fice of Governor passed the following rcso
lutiott , ,. .
"That it ho recommended to tlio demo
"cratie yoin,g men of Pennsylvania, to hold
a state convention the ensuing summer at
.'such tims and place as shall he named by
"the rcntral committee," Therefore .
Resolved. That the central committee
,uame Ilarrisburg, the Capital of Pcnnsylva
nta, as the place, aim me loom oi juiy.ihjai
1 . 1 .1 f . P t.-l-J "...
'as the time
me of holding suru convention! and
tcqiies'L .the, young men ot reiinsyiyania, in
tho several counties, to appoint such mini
her of delngulcs as they may tiink propc
to atienu sain ronvenuou.
On motion of Win. 1). Boas, an address
to the democratic county committees was
'adopted, and the same was ordered to be.
published .under the direction oi mo cnair-
hinu and secretary.
The cominiltco tuen aujournpu to meet at
the hotel ofTL .Buchlcr. on Saturday cven-
W'lhe 3ls't just, at half past seven o'clock.
DAN'L. STURGEON, CIi if,
Wm. I). Boas, Secretary.
, Address
To the Democratic County Committees.
The Central Cgmmit'tec 'take this early'
.opportunity tp srtto.hat, since tlie nomina
tion of Gen. Da'vid.R. Porter, by the .con
tention recently assembled in this place,'
they have received from evcrv section of
the common wealth, the most gratify ing ev
idence as well of tile universal approbation
,with winch tho nomination has been receiv
ed, as of the harmonv which it ha3 proline
cd in the ranks of tho democracy. In the
.castand in the west, in the north and iivtho
'fioulh, the beat feeling prevails I ho hrm
hut conciliatory spirit which in foimerdays
crowned ,tjm exertions of the democratic
party with success is revived, mid the ad
vocates of those immutable principles which
V.;iumphcd tho elections of Jefferson and
Hnyuor, aro every wnero ammaiei) wiw uic
conviction that tho election in October next
will restprp the councils of Pennsylvania to
tho hauii3 oi mat party which iqr.i mr iuuji
dationiof.licr glory, h'ar prosperity and her
republicanism.
It is with no ordinary plcaSltro that tic
central comniiltcp communicate this infor
mation. They would, however, at the same
.time, urge upon the county committees, ap
pointed by the convention, the importance
of an early, a prompt and a faithful dis
chartro of the duties confided to them. The
'reminty ot success is sometimes lop apt
to produce a fatal apathy., The democratic
party have now tho numerical strength to
command success. Let that strength then
he efficiently exerted. Let there be a stiict
organizational the various wards, boroughs,
townshins and codnties of the ''State. Let
i-nmniittecs of virrilancc ho anpointod. Let
tho countv tickets be formed and laid bo
fore the neonlo as early as practicable. Let
there be an unreserved intcrchango df seii
. timcnt and information between the central
Stand county coininitlces let information as
to the nrincfnles, the policy and the pros
pects oflho . party bo freely disseminated
nmonff tlie people, and let the slanderous
imiiutalions of our opponents upon tho char
actors and pretensions of our candidates bo
promptly exposed and rebuked. If this
course' hb adopted and actively carried oiit,
the central cdmlnittce hazard nothing in say-
imr that tho democratic party will not only
he successful lidt successful by ono of those
decisive majorities which characterized its
victories in former days.
Much (icnends unori the fidelity of tho
enuntv committees to tho trust reposed in
thnm. To their hands has been commiticd
(ho ditty of superintending (he jnterosts of
the democratic, pariy, wiuun uio roa luumu
counties, out more particularly oi, liuiuciu
an early and efficient organization
In callinz tho attention, of the county
,nmittees to this important portion of their
ilies,' the central committee feel assured
ihlfythat duly will bo porformed wltli that
patfl'ptio zeal and alacrity which has always
distinguished tho sulectcd ascnts ot? io
i dcmocratid party cither in tho darkest or
MUngllie?!. puiiuua ui iva luuuiiua.
Evidence of tlie extreme popularity and
rjertainty of the election of Ihopeoplo's can
didate Gen. David R. Porter, thicken upon
us from all naits of the State. Now is the
time for all men, who wish well to their
country, to rally round tho standar a of Por
ter and Democracy.
Gettysburg Compiler,
nMmnitaM
HYMENEAL.
' MARRIED, on tho 8th inst. b? the Rev. VViltlara
J. Eyer, Mr. JOHN PEIFFER, of Mifflin to
Mm. ELIZABETH KLINGMAN, of Cnttawissa.
On the 10th by tho same, Mr. WILLIAM
ATEN, to Miss DORITHY DROWN, both of
Mifflin.
On Tuerday tlic 27th. Ult. by tho Rev. Jonoli Scl
)m, Mr. JACOB S. LASHELLSof Danville.
.Columbia county, to Miss MARTHA KIPP, of
Rush towWilp, lWthlirabctland county.
On the wimo day, by Vile Rev. A. Loidcrbacl?
fUr. WM. RIDDLE, Merchant, td Mi? MARY"
,JA'NE, dr.jfghtA-'ofMr.John Moorc.all of Danville
, .On Wednesday evening last, by tho same, Mr.
FRAXKLIN PLATT, of Philadelphia, to Miss
3LAftA Aftf, daughter of .Mr. Ebenezar Green,
ough E3i. of Sunbury.
In Cliilisquan,ue township, on Thursday tho 20th
ult. by the Rev. Mr.Marr, Air. MARTIN LI3IDY,
of Hemlock township; Columbia county, to Jliss
ANN AVATERS, of Shamokin township, Nor
thumberland county.
By tho Rov. D. S. Tobias, Mr. JOHN STER'
NER of Allentown, to Miss JUDIT DRUMPall
of Bloom towmhip.
By the came, Mr. ENOCH CRIVLING to Miss
PHEL'tNTY VniLLIPS, all of Bloom township
OBITUARY.
Departpd thin lifoot the hoijo of her brother John
II. Bowinan, in St. Joseph county, Michigan, on
the 10th of Tcbruary last, Miss Susax Ann Bow
mat formerly from tliU county, m the 20tli ycaj,
ot ncr age. - , -
At the same placo on.tljo 4th of March, Jesse
Bowman, son of John H. Bowinan, in tho twen
tieth year of -his age.
At tho rcsijence of his eon-in-law, E'. G. Rickets
Ewj. in Grc'oriwooil township Columbia' County, on
Wednesday the 4th inst, Mr. Roiieut Lockaiit at
an advanced age.
At Orartgeville on .Sunday morning .last Mm.
Cuvkn-iiovex, wifoof John Covcnhoven, Esq.
On tho 4 th inst at tho house of Abulia Thomas
near (jatawissa while onn visit to his, frffcnds, WitL
iam HuMitr Thomas ppn ot tlio'lato'lolm Thomas,
of Wayno county, deceased, aged 14 years.
MEIEKTARY NOTICE.
PTTIHE membern of tho Lvokpeniiest Tr.oor nrn
notified to meet on Monday tho 7th day of
May next at the house of Win. Robison in Blooms-
jurs, at 10 o clock Ai with atms ajiij accoutre
hifiitri in good order for parade and hip'-i:lidri.
It is expected that all monbcrs indebted for fines
duo from last year, will make payment on that day,
u ivairumn will ih- issucu lor 110 COIICCUOll 01
all lines not then paid.
lJy order ot tlie Captain . i
Tm. . V. SWABY 2d. S.
Bloomsburs, April 13, 1838.
WASHINGTOIV (JJTAItDS
"W7"On.are commanded to moot attlio public hoitse
Jl: ot Daniel Gross, on Monday tho 7ih day of
.uuy iiexi, ai len o ciock i. ill. ..jiroperly cquiped,
uuu jiiiijm wiui icnroiiiHH oi oiaiu; cartridge.
uy oruer oi tno uaptam ,
Wm. P. I. PAINTER O. S.
If. B. Thcro will bo an election, held for orderly
sergeant at tho samo timo and place.
Uloonghurrj, April 13 1839.
Tho Militia and Volunteers of tho 2nd. llattnlinn
8th. Division will parade for training and Inspcc-
iiuu in iiiuiiuuwiiiir urue . .
Xllo Volunteer Batt.dion of Un on OUarda. erlm.
mauded by Maj'r. A. Smith, on Monday tho 11th.
day of May lrxr. . r , t '
'I lie 1st. Ualtalion ol tho 2nd. Ron. mcnt. com.
mandedby Lt. Col. David Mid daugh on Tuesday
tholPUi. !,,,,.
The 2nd. Battalion of die said Rcsimcnt on Wed
nesday tio lCUi.
'I lid oluntccr Battalion of Columbia Guards
cunroiindcd by Maj'r. Motdicw McDowell on Thurs
day the 17tli.
1 ho Huntington and Union Volunteer Battalion
commanded by Muj'r. L. Trescott on Friday tho 1 8t!i
Tho 2d Battalion of tho 115th Regiment com
manded by Col. John Johnson on Monday tho 21st.
Tho 1st. Battalion of said Regiment on Tuesday
tuc 2-d.
The 1ft. Battalion of tlio Wvominc Vohinleer
Regiment commanded by Col. Hendrick B. WrL'kt
on Wednesday (ho 23d.
l ho 2nd. Uatuuon or said Reaimcnt on Thurs
day the 24th,
'llio lst;UattaIion oftbo IlCth Roaimentcom-
numded by Col. Thomas Hadloy on Friday llio 25th.
The 2nd Battalion of said Regiment on Saturday
tlio 2Uth.
MILES AVERY Inspector
2nd. Brigade 8th. Division I'd. Militia.
Inspectors oflicc,
Falls April 13th. 1838.5
A Regimental court of Appeal will bo held for.
dio 2nd Regiment 2nd Brigade 8th Division Pa,
Militia at the house of Joseph Hampton Innkeeper.
in IVcscopcck township on Waturuay Uio 28th. inst.
at Which Umo and placo tho field officers constables
and nil otbora interested are requested to attend.
Look at This ! !
LL persons .idebted to tbd subscriber
either hv Note or Book Account, ore-
either hy Note ,6r Book Account, pre
vious to this date, will oblige him by
making payment beforo,Iio first day of A
priluoxt. After that dato tho collection of
such demands will bo attended with C.qsts.
Tchro will bo no mistake in this notice,
C, B. FISHER.
Btoomsburg, March 10, 1838.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
THE Commissioners of Columbia coun
ty, will attend at the follow ng times
and places tp hcai; appeals from the asses
mcnt of "County rates and levies, for the
cUrrent yeaV 1838. Those persons who in
.tend to appeal aro requested to attcmd early
in tnq ilay,. as an. accoinmouauon to tuc
Cfominissiouers.
For Hnn.ilock township, at tho house of
John M'Reynolds, onTuesuay uietirsiuny
oY;iM.ay. , . . s
v. For 'Cattawissa township at the hottso
pf Staey JJargenim in Cattawissa, on Wed
nesday the scLond day of May.
T?, Pnnrintr Hrciik .towtislnn." at tho
houpo of John-Yeager, on Ttiursaay tuc
third of May. '
Tor MiflVm thwnship1, at the hblise o
John Keller iii Mifllinvillo, oit Friday tin
fnitrth of rn.lV.
For.'Briar.'Creck township, at the house
or John Hess in said township, on toatur
tlmUfth of Mav.
For Bloom township, at the house of
TVniii.l fimss n u ooinsijurcr, on luouuny
,lm coonnlli ilnv nf AlaV.
For Fisliiiio' Crcqk township, at the lipase
of Daniel Peeler, on Tuesday the eighth
dim nf ATnV. . .
For Su".ir Loaf' township, at'tho lipuse
. . v . t . i . i i. . ' . i i I.
ofEznkiel UOlc, oil vcuncsuay mu uiuiu
il-.iu nf Alfiv. . .
'Vnr fin'miwood township; at tho house
of Joseph Lemon, on Thursday the tenth
Vnr Mount Pleasant township, at tho
house of Frederick Miller, on Friday tho
Kor Madison township, at the house o
Richard Fruit in Jcrseytowil, on Saturday
llir. tu-plflh dnv of Mav. .
For Ucrry township, at tho house ot jonn
Derr. on Monday tho fourteenth (lay ot May
For Limestone township, at the house o
Abraham Uause, on Tuesday the fifteenth
dnv nf Mavi .
FovJiibVrty township, al the house of
Huh McElrViih in ilboreshiug, on Wed
nesday the' Sixteenth day of i)ay
F6r ilhoning township, at the Court
house in Danville, oii Thursdny the seven
teenth day of Mav next. , .- t
IDDINGS DAPCLAY,
(JORNELIUS CLACKNER,
JOSEPH BItOBST, .
, . f Commissioners.
Commissioners OlucCj 7
Danville April 7, 1838. $ '
ffjisl ol' Causes
'For trial at Hit April Term, 1838.
ilcnrv Weaver ... Vs. Peter Baldyi
Thomas Robison'sExe-... . . . -:
cutors,
John M'Roynolda
John' M'Reynolds
John M'Reynolds
VS. Anurcw m iveyuuma.
Vs. Fanny Cummingset al.
.vs. Nancy Cumniings ct al.
vs. Chrislianna Uummings
et ab
John M'Reynolds vi
Hannah McOotd ct al vs.
William Clements vd.
Joseph Fullmer Vs,
Alexander Cumminga.
John M'Reynolds.
John Bailey. .
M'Dowel &Bittcnben
der. John Seidtcs' Adminis
trators. Elcazer Brothwcll.
Geor30 Carr.
Henry Giggcr's Admin
istrators. Jonathan Lodge ct al.
Archibald Kerr.
Jacob Hartiel.
James Stackhousc, Ben.
ct al.
.Martin M'Calistcr vs.
Robert B.Brown
Jacob Carr
Joseph Lemon
William M'Cay
John Croiisley
Andiew Eipmons
James Stackhousb
vs.
.vs.
vs.
Vs.
vs.
V?
vs.
. LIST OF LETTMIS
llcmaining in the Post Office at Blooms
bitrg, April 1st. 1838i
Peter Bittenbcnder; Peter Biggs,
John Bender,
Benjamin Boone,
John Bowyow,
Paul Oroirtley,,,
Franklin Davis.
Paul Cartholt,
Joseph Coleman, ,,
Elizabeth, Dunham,
MissRhnda AnnEmit.Daninl Pulmcr,
Jacob Fickner, John fry,
John K. Cirton,
Jacob llartzel,
Joseph Hartmari,
Mislieck Hull,
jWiss .Caroline Lynii.
Jacob Lcidy, .
Daniel Giger,
Arclmbold Henry,
William Howel,
Jacob Jacoby,
Poter Lehly,
Jacob Aali"clc,
Jacob .1iirkcl,
Benjamin .'Ueril,
Isaac .Ulller,' ,
ilissSiisan Noble,
WillianvNcal,
ohn Rohison,
Daniel Redy, (2)
Henry Rees, Lsq,
Chapman Smith,,
Henry Trimbley,
Jesse' Wagner, .
. . 51.
Jainucl iloorc,
Dr. Lewis iloyer,
Rachel iloris,
John ilioycr,
Christian Neihard,
Richard Rue, ,
Joseph Rockel,
Robert Rusell,
Jrihn Richard,
James Strawn, (2)
Rebcca Vanuerslice,
Abraham Young,
Persons calling for the abovo letters will
please say they are! advertised.
BERNARD RUPERT, P. M.
LL persons indebted to, tlie subscriber by bond
, untn nr imnlc rippnnni. or othctwise, are ro
quested to call and settle the same before the first
day vf April, next. Ho is JineJ to liav o .old
,nat ?r 1$. m oni w ? ll
tending to this notice may rely on ttnet legal pro
eecdincs for tho purposes of sctdoment. Them is
no mistake. DANIEL 8NYDEK.
Bloomsburg, January 0, J8JS. -"
ALLER9HAMP'S Cough Sirup and Family
Pills, for sale at
Tobias's' Health Emporium
Unseated Zsands-1838.
NOTICE is licrcbv triven. that agreea
bly to an Act of 'General Assembly of tho
ommnnwMiui ol t'pntisylvania, passed
tho 13th of March, 1815, and entitled "An
act to amend llio art entitled an act direct
ing the mode of 'selling unsealed lands for
taxes aim lor other purposes," the To low
ing Tracts of Land will be sold at Public?
Vendue, on tho second Monday of June
next, at.i'no Court House in tho Borough of
jaimiie, in mo county oi uolumbia, lor
arages ot I axes due. and the cost ac
crued on each lot respectively:
ROARING CREEK. , .
Merest IVarrantee jiamcs. Tax.
382 Ashton George , lo 87
411 Billiii'iton Thomas 1173
129 Bean Joshua 12 01
343 .Benson Peter 8 02
317 .Beasley Johnson . ' 8 G2
428 Barron Thomas. Jr. " 10 27
400 Brown Nathaniel ' , ' 9 50
313 Barr.ni John, Jr. . .-; 8 02
40(1 Bittler Samuel .'.''. 802
40.1 Bouehain Eliza ' 8 52
401 'Bomb John Jr. , ' " ' 8 52
40 Brewer William V , 80
382 Beckham George ' 0 HO
80 Clingerman Jacob , ' a 95
400 Cunningham Thomas !' ' .9 50
400 Cope Thomas P. 9 03
409 Drhavcn Peter ' 9 G3
443 lilliot William - , 0 50
300 .Cobluii Charles . .. 8 34
409 'Baiil3,Jnsiah ' " ' Q 83
400 Jlcling Adam .9 50
357 Ileillzhcimer Robertt ,8 84
380 .Ileiltzhcimcr Thomas 0 20
409 Jordon Joseph .9 03
375 Kcnnear Robert ,'9 10
383 Jvennady Andrew .'9 20
207 Leonard Lesher , .3 99
434 J,eaimons William l , 9 80
Leminons. Matthew and
Ruckel Jrihn Jr. 5
405
400
40P
301
400
443
Lawrence Joseph
Long George
Lowns paleb .
iNIcCarty Jolm . ' , ,
Miller William , ,
.Myers Mary . - ,
Montgomery Daniel ,'
Miller Martha '
M fitch Henry i
Miller George and 1
Raver Jonathan, 5
Norris Isaac
Powel William
Porter William ,
Peabody Stephen
Porter James
Porter Robert .
Ruston Mary ;
Rustoti Thomas
Reece Daniel
Ruston Isaac
Reynolds Johii
Ruston Charlotte " -Raver
George it.
Reece Daniel
Shannon William
Trucftimiller Charles
Tunis Richard
Whileman John "
Warner John ,
Wicke rsham Amos " '
Webb Samuel
Whitehead Robert.
Waller Barbara ,
Wheeler William ,
y alter Lu wis
Yctter Jolm :.'
. MADISONj.
Armstrong James, -Armstrong
Elunor
Brady John ; '
Brady Jane
Cornel ison Mary
Cornplison Williarri
Fox John (in part)'
Gordon Thtiinas ,
Gnrdeii Junb tin part)
Oiffen Hauuali
Hunter Robert (in part)
HatnsJosiah do.
Hepburn James ; '
Johnson Margaret (ih part) '
Lynn John .
Levy Aaron.
Lyon Robert
Lobo Henry (in part)
Mayland Samuel
Montgomery Mary
Miller Thomas (in part)
Rupert James
Scott Alexander
Slrcph Joseph
Tower James
Woodside John
Woodsido Elenor
Woodsido Thomas
SUGARLOAF.
i
Beasley Johnson
Coppfhqmqs P.
paldwcll David
Evans Able
GitlenMaty . ...
GrubbPetcr,.
Hall Charles ,
Hartloy Thomas . .
Hoister Darnel
Hall Francig h ;
Montgomery Susana
Owen Abraham
Russel John
Spencer Samuel
;9 01
,9 50
9 27
9 23
; 9 03
10 73
2 50
00
191
420
400
,5 39
9 90
9 50
360
4n9
9 02
9 03
9 03
409
210
7 00
323
399
7 70
9 47
380
.10 80
481
380
11 90
10 90
2 03
12 50
11 10
10 38
11 78
9 29
8 oo
9 23
9 03
9 03
9 03
10 30
10 37
7 51
,9 50
19 79
1 08
2 40
' 1 80
' 2 02.
1 80
2 10
2 10-
90
1 20
1 20
' 2 70
21
120
2 44
2 70
2 40
1 20
2 40
1 20
2 42
1 32
2 10
2 40
2 54
2 58
2 52
1 32
32
1 20
i
8 00
4 01
12 20
4 33
7 02
0 30
.9 18
11 80
14 53
2 40
0 89
10 04
90
0 73
1 08
7 00
87
440
120
428
409
484
340
395
409
410
100
134
437
300
400
481
38i
400
350
338
300
300
300
130
100
200
450
00
210
408
151
101
200
400
200
401
220
350
403
427
432
421
220
220
200
400
283
409
57
353
414
410.
428
385
100
330
384
80
300
00
427
Sargent Jonathan
Wood William
424 Williams William
400 Yates Jasper '
1-7 ,W
-,. FISHING. CREEK.
184 Buchanan Arthur ' '
, 1 10
51
23 Frick Philip
157 Mcllonry Ann
3U3 Ugden Jolm
100 Pcttcrman Jariies
140 Solomon John
MOUNT PLEASANT; '
x
30 Mf'ich Samuel
54
30
30 Montgomery Robert
MIFFLIN.
',82
235 Lotties Matthias
CATTA.WISSAv
it 1
00
e 47
''5C00
" ' 74
'
' 3-02
!lv34
1.34
.3 92
-..l;80
3 02
' 3.00
. P-80
( f
400 Dovenbalich John .
305s Immel Christian
375 Kinncr Robert
50 Kunklo John
GREENWOOD, '.''
430 Aenes Alexander
150 Bowinan William
150 Colt Nathaniel .
430 Mcllenry Edward
200 McIIenry Daniel
330 McIIenry Precilla
334 Strawbridge Alexander
200 Young John
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, To
1 owners of unseated lands and others con
cerned, that I have authorized and empow
ered Jacob. Hibler, Clerk of the Commis
sioners for Columbia county, in case of my
absence, to-ieceivo payment -ot. .taxes on
unseated lands, in tho dillerent townships ot
said county, and to give receipts and other
sufficient acquittances arid discharges for
the same for mc$ and m my name, place,
and stead.- Landholders and others inter
ested, are requested to attend by themselves
or agepts, al tho Commissioner's Office, in
Daiiville, in said county, and pay their tax
es beforo the 11th day of Juno noxlj when all
the tract's upon which arrearage' taxes ar6
due and unpaid, will be exposed for sale, as
above.
IL McWILLIAMS, Treasurer.
March '29, 1838.
last bi' Jurors.
For April Term, 1838".
GRAND JUROR,
lilmm. Joseph Hcndcrhhot, Samuel Mclich,
Israel Wells. ,
Briar Crceh Eaton Bowman, Gilbert Fowler.-.
Ctittalvisw. Jacfib Yettcr, George Hughes,
Richard Brewer, Bright R. Paxton. ' '
Dcrn. Philip Scidlc, Gcorgo Mastellcr.
Hemlock. Benjamin Merrcl.
Liberty. Gcorgo Billmyer.Jr. William Shad
den. . ,
Malumliift. Thomas Brandon, Jacob Sechler.
Mount rteasant. Isaac Musgrove. '
Madison. John Manning.' '
Hearing- Creek. Joseph Cherincton. Jeremiah
Hughes, Elias Wertrrlan.
Sugar Loaf.Vta. Singer, Ezckcl Cole. Ben
jamin Kccler. i
. . PETIT JURORS., i,,-.
Bloom. Jacob Ilagenbuch.John Robison. Gin
Hcidlcy, John Ha?enbucli, Peter Mench.
Briur C-c'ek. Lewis Dcitrick. Thomas
ly, Johp Hoffman.
Culiawmu. Lewis Mctz.
Bern. Jolm Switzcr. Jnmna .TnWnt. ur '
Morison, Philip Dielfenbacher, James Hutchison
Robert Clark, Jacob Biddlc, Henry; Belong.
w7,. jonn iingrit, Wm. Patterson.
Cretnwocd. Charles Eves. ....
fimljck,Som M'Reynolds, John Bruglcc!
Limexlone. John Flood.
Liberty. Martin Billmvcr. ir. Willi, -irr-
rickvui. , .
Mahoning. Peter Brinht. John Wilsnn
Mau, .
MaiUson, Jeremiah Wellivcr. Rnlirnim r..
wuu uui, . r in. j itiiuersnoi, j acou Uemott.
Honring Creek. Gcorgo DcPiii, John II
i Hogelindj
jr. juiiii xiugnc;. .
bugarw ji Gcorgo Hess.
ips'is'sjsaviisjEa..
HENRY A . ZEIjLEUS, j
RESPECTFULLY announces m h?
friends and the public ntrally, that ho harf
moved into tlie. house forniorly occupied
by William Byers, in Selinsgrove, Union
county, Pa.- whero lie is prepared to en
tertain in a smiauie manner all those who
may favor him with a call. The house is
neatly finished, and conveniently calculated
for Public
Good Cooks and Walters hv u
gaged, and the Table supplied with the best
El tha' c b, ob'5ned in a plenti
ful market. Particular ntPn,;n u.i
paid to selection of his Linnnr- "
believed.t6 bo of equal quality to ,ho 0 of
any otherjmuso in tho state. The Stabling
viih Cl " ,r extenre, and welliilled
with tho best qf provender, and will bo at
tended.by tho most careful ostlers,
Tho subscriber respectfully solicits a
share of pubho patronagu, which ho will en
deavor to merit by moderate charges and
strict attention to the comfort and conveni.
ence of Ins guests.
. HENRY A. ZELLERS,'
Selmsgrovo, March 31, 1838.