TILK 'COLUMBIA DinlOOltAT.
ISills3
SCS. - - - " - T -
i'i Frederick Smith
1.1 Sharks M'Clurd
H J; Mi Gelrilliclt
15 O. Mi lt6)lcnbdrk
111 Leonard Pfotlt-.
17 Johil lldrtonjr.
18 William PhiWoil
18 JohriMdrrisoh
20 Westly r'msl
21 itrn. AridcrcoH
22 William Wilkini
23 A. K. Wright
'21 John Findlcy
25 Stephen Barlow
PRESIDENTIAL ELlJOtf t'0Ni&J Ol
l martin VAN fttmEfo
r For Vich PitusiUnNT,
RfciiAittt to. Johnson.
jr - -, And thk
'coNSTiTUfiONAh rEASury.
IfrfcoTOtUL TlCKEf;
Jawm fcpKB, of Indiaha ? SehAWrial
Gi'.o. G. Lr.ii'tiii, of Dblaware,
1 CokJohn Thonipsdn
2 BcpjamhiMifdin
Frederick Stoker
3 WW. H. Smith
4 John F.-Stclunwri
John Dowlin
Henry Myera
C Daniel Jacoby
0 Jcsfo Johnson
7 Jncoli Anlo
8 Goo. Christman
9 Wm. Slioener
10 Hciiry Dcbutf
11 Hcjiry Logan
Wcjiave been requested" trt raentioli that
the Twst.quarlcr of Mr. G. P. Waller's
School will commence- on Tuesday the
2lst'in3t The tuition 111 the btdihiry
branched has been fixed by the tJommittce,
at $2 her Quarter, and the number of
scholars limited to 35. An. excellent op
portanity is thua afforded to those Who
wish to secure to their children thfc bene
fits of a small school, 'rlie tuition in tho
Latin and Greek languages, and in the high
er branches of Mathematics, remains at the
original tirine fixed bv tho Committee.
r i
Application fot admission cab be made
to Mr. 'Waller at tho school room or at his
residence al Mr. Mortmain
PASSAGE OF A. BANK lilM
' - AT LAS 'A
On -1nndYy last a Bank Rill passed trio
Iflonnin lur a vnii nf 17 In 1.1. nnil nn Tuos-
$ tlay,'lio same Hill passed tho house of Re
presentatives, without amendments. It is
not such a Hill as We cotdd have wished;
but wo Inust submit to the powers that be,
with as good a grace as possible. We hope
liowdvcr, We shall hot hereafter hear any
' grumbling from the Banks as they have ob
tained, their own time to resume, and upon
' their own terms The Dill contains six
sections
Tho' first requires the Banks ttijfesumo
ppciite. payments .on the ,15ih of January,
leaving their creditors to collect their, obli
Rations of them according tho common law
in force ill this State and not otherwise un
' til nficr that tlnte.
Tho second ecctton provides for ths uh
'conditional forfeiture of the charters of all
Banks which shall at any tiuio thereafter,
' refuse to pay in gold or silver all thcii ob
'ligations, whtiiher bills Mr deposites, and
'provides measdres for whaling up their con
ccn'is in case of such refusal
Section third makes wilful deliberate false
swearing by an officer, 01 agent of a Bunk,
in relafion to any statement required df them
by law, perjury, and on cdnvietion an im
prison in out of nut less than one year nor
more than six, shall bo inflicted
The fourth section requires tho banks
Xvhitflf have suspended specie payments
Silica Inst October to loan to the State, in
proportion to their capital, three millions of
tlolMrs, at 5 per cent per annum.
The fifth section alldws the banfis to pur
suo'thelr usual courso of business of dis
Counting, leaning bills, and declaring divi
dewlfi, in tho samo manner as If they had
'not suspended specio payments.
The sixth section repeals all laws inron
pisieht with these resolutions
We shall publish the bill next week.
V 'Flie Madisonian mnkos a cnletilation
o the probable result of tho next presiden
tial eiection, and gives an opinion that Har
rison will get D'JS voles and Van Bnrcn 315
( leaving 30 doubtful. How werry modest.
We would advise our neighbor by all means
to copy thh calruUlion.
IchA'xAn AND M i
" The whigS have Endeavored to make a
capital nut of the pilllul ce'uduet of Mr. Da
vis-, In mi'sroripienttng th Ve'marks of Mr;
Buchanan upon h'e Sub-Treasury Hill
while it was under discussion in the U. S.
Senate; lo attempted 6 show that Mh
Uuchinan advocated th6 passage dl the bill
upori the ground that it would reduce tlto
wages of the laboring class. Il6w well he
succe'edefl.,will be seen by an attentive pe
rusal of the answer bf Mr. Buchanan, which
we pnblish entire lb our paper of ,to-dy.
The way he 'uses Up Mr. Davis is a cautidii
and if he did not wince under the lash he
would mako 6 Very good whig Editor.
The trial of Wood, the unhappy man
who murdered his daughter some raouths
since in PhiiJelphi'i.yerminaieS 'or) Frj
day, bf last weak,, in a acquittal;, toiijhe
ground bf inianity." '
M ImimtlriSht Fe'Malek larh llvtne
oil the banks of tho Dalaw.bv ltiver. lalclv
performed the fdlldwing -eitraordinaVy a;
mdUrit of vvorkShe wbvo. nine yards of
cloth', spun four cuts of yatn, milkeVj thieo
tdtvs bhurned four pounds o'V bultolr and
had twin children all lii one ihv-'.
iNCiEISOh AND NAYLOli.
Tho tale golnj; the rourtds of the Ldco
Foco papers relating to frauds, in ihe third
Congressional district, is entirely unfoiinded
and uutriiev"
'jho abot'o i? extracted from a truth iov"-
ing Whig piper. We u ndt attempt to
coiitrotcrt it Untler any expectation that the
author Will acknowledge his error, or that
we shall prevent him from re-asserting it
over and over again howcrer 8tronr the
prddf maV be Id tho contrary but in order
to shdw how mtich reliance is to be placed
in assertions from that quarter in future, &
also as another conclUSivs proof df the truth
f what tho democratic party hs'va always
asserted in relation to Hie fradds df the elec
tion, which Was tho first movement in the
Buckshot War, We extract the following
from the iMiihdelphia Spirit bftht Times:
Tiih CkH out dF thk Bag. The1 Third
District affair is now in fact oiided, and Mr.
Naylor'a illegal position uneiluivouatly 'le
finedi William (. Oourow, a gentleman
of probe'rty and chaUcter. one of the elec
tion officers In Spring Garden in 1838, and
oho of those return judges that signed Mr.
iNaylor a certilicate. has, on oalli, explained
so many at the IraitdUIent circumstances at'
tedding this Iniquitous mutter that its wholo
blaekiinss stands as it word developed in
the light nfda. Mr. Cdnrow deposed,
that Mr Naylor himself, assured him, that
tile democratic ticket was on'irely elected
and that the Whigs who had jone lo liar
risbUrg, had bMler return and thus prevent
the diagracd which rrtlist liecessariiy lull up
on their parlv: illat ilr. Nvlor ackudWl
edged that lie Wa not elected and that ho
wag not returned according to laW. Mr.
G, declined answering some ques'ions, dn
the plea that he was not bound .to criminate
himself : but declared that he signed Mr.
Naylor s return under a misapprehension
and tha if he had known hi the time, all
that he afterward1 learned from Mr. Naylor
himself, he would have signr-d tli'e retufn of
Mr. Ingerioll Un the wholo, it is evident,
that if Mr. Oontow had been called upon
at the commeuderacnt of the investigation,
he would by his evidence have put an end
to its proceedings at once, and established
the fact that Mr. Ingersoll and the people
ot tne i hird District, have been most mm
mously cheated of their tights, by a few un
principled, members ot the wtng par-
War ! War 1
iiy the following extract from the corres
poiidcnl of thb States Capitol Gazette, it
will bo seen that great fears arc entertained
at Washington.Jthat varbeiwcch this coun
try and Great Biitaln Is almost inevitable,
'in ennsequcned of the disagreement With
regard to the Afaine Boundary Question
The prospects of war with Great Biitain
has become evident. It may be that wo
cannot avoid it. Tho assumption of Great
Britain if persisted in, Will drive us into it
This is the Opinion of the most segaclous
men herci Neither thd British Govern
ment nor thai of tho United States, will re
cede from their positions, as taken hi the
correspondence, submitted by the Presidcn
to tho Senate on Thursday J ho uej
thine we shall hear will bb that the Brltisl
forces have made an attack upon the civil
pause of Maino, in ihe disputed territory
1alns will resent the blow.amt where shall
we be then 1 It is supposed here that these
pcople,in the disputed territory, navo alrea
dy come to mows. ve snatt soon Know
Concress Will mako no movement towards
an adjournment until we again hear from
ilaiiic and from England. Great Britain
will decido soon upon the last proposition
of this government, which was to appoint a
joint Commission td ruil and mark the
boundary line, according to tho treatv of
183. If Ihey do not accede lo this, ihcro
will bo still one more reasonable choice of
preserving peace a resort to another arbi
iraiiun by a third party. In tho mean time
the two ConnllUs may become embroiled
upon this Inrldcitl d question which has
now spuing up Wheh blddd shall bo shed
on dither iue, there will be a spontaneous
tiili to arms-, bv linili nartirs.
It may miii lite policy oi Ureai Hritait).at
tin juucluro, to go to war. Mho must find
miiiiu means to keep quiet her discontented
ami starving population
A part of tho United Stuie (roops sta
tioned in the upper part of New York Slatd
Imih hren ordered o match to tho disputed
nrruuiy it) wauic,
There arc dispulos about , territory be
tween Khouc Island Mid Massachusetts,
Wisconsin arid Missouri, Illinois and Wis
cousin, and tliti United States and Great
Britain, yet to be adjusted.
Amalgamation. Tne Legislature) . of
Massachusetts has, by a vote ol 103 to lGl
permitted the intermarriMge of whites and
blacks. The vote was very nearly a patty
dne nearly all the whirs votinc for the a-
malgamaliori project,and nearly all the dem
ocrats against it.
71ARRIED On the ins.t, by, the
Rev. William J. Ever, Mr. WILLIAM
MOAUS to itrs. ANNA" ilATlLDA
KELCI1NER, Both of Orangeville
Bv the Rev; D. S. Tobias on the 30th
Mutch, Mr. HENRY YEAGER.tr) Miss
YANN A SNYDER both of Roaringcreek
Valley. '
WAiVTED ,. .
a iouritS'EYMAN codpkih
THE Subscriber wishes to hire, a J bur-,
heyiiian Cooper, to Whom good wages and
it'eady empbyment will be giverii
ALSO
Aii appreiitice,to the Coopering business
is wanted immediately. A smart active lad
will receive good fchcmlragement upon ap
plication to WILLIAM KELLY.
. Bluomsburg, March 28, 1840.
AXU JiLlt'h -J inr
a EXCHANGE; rihS&n
EilY respectfully informs his friends and Ihe
nubile, (hat he has ahvai d on hanJ. at the Li
very Stable in Moomstiurg, fovthc purpose of Hire
or IJxchangc, a vaiiety of (
auorscs, Suikics, Gig's;
WAGONS, AND SLEIGHS,
wlilcli he will feel gratified to keep in rchdiness for
tile accommodation, of customers.
ltolin alsti made arrangcmenU for carrying pas-scnger.-i
frtfrd Bloomsliiiru to Muncy, uud from
Uloomslmrp; to JJuckalews oii. tho Ovvego turnpike.
Leaves JJIoomsbUrg for Muncy c cry Saturday
at 7 o'clock.in tho mornltlj- and arrivo at Muncy
the same evening. Irave Muncy every Saturday
morning at 8 o'clock and arrive at Ulooinsbtirg the
same evenine. ,
Leaves Bloomsburg evcy Wednesday morning
idr IJUckr.lcws and return the same day.
1 rrednat application can tic made at his residence,
when every mean will Is used to render cntiro sat
isfaction to those who may give him a call.
NOAH S. PltEN TIS.
Ulodnvsburg, March 28, 1840. 48.
Somctimo.last winter, near Blodmsburg
Basin, a
The'finder shall be reasonably rewarded
by giving information lo this office Whbro
it may bi found
: . . l. J - i :
, ForsaltJ, or in smallrr 'quantities. Gai
lcsri Seeds "from a POTATOE down
to a MUSTARD SEED. Also, Two
MALLS; with IRON and WOODEN
WEUGliS besides a few Cabbi&g'C
ESvads 1 , , ,
. Elit THORNTON.
Hemlock tuwrisliip, April
rv
173,1"!
FR0.7'the Subscriber two last fall hoar
Pigs. Who, ever will give information
where thev may bo found shall be reasons
bly rewarded. ' DANIEL GROSS.
Bloooi3burg, April !, 1810.
THE pi blic are hereby cautioned against
purchasing a certain house and lot ol ground
situate in Bloornsburg, advertised to be
sold by the Shcnfiof Columbia county at
Danville un the 20lh uiy qf April next, as
the properly of Philip Sletler and George
Lilly. As the title, of the said House and
lot-is in the'Subscriber and not in the said
Sletler or George Lilly, the right of a pur
chaser will be contested. ,
CATIJARJNE LiLLY.
Blooinsburg April ,-!', l&tU.
-' L1T OF LETfEiiS
Remaining in the Post Office at Blodmsburg
at the end of the quarter ending on the
31st day oi .Match 1840.
Bcalig Christian Moore John
Biddleman Valentino M'Murtrie Margaret
, VMS, 3L.imP&8 ,
'numc and act ainciu.
'fnHE Rubscrib'er intclidtng'to close hjs buines4
JL " Hloorn.burgand,mciv out o(twn,-on iho
first day of Amdl, calls Upon all persons indebted Ut
him tocome,torwSrd.andclo?e their accounts before,
tliat time, or they will bt left with n, justice in settlo
according td law. ItEUBEN UoMUOY.
March 21, 1640.
. . - I,. ...I. '"
NOTIOlS. , , '
'hllS is. t$ certify, that I have hired td '
Silvanus Slerihons the following property
ono bay 21are, and one while llorse one
two Horse Waggon., also one aeii.oi nary
ucss and gcarim? for two Horses, dijiing my.
pleasure, ot wnicn tne puDiic win pmrao
take noticed ... . .
TIIO. W. YOUNG.
Sugarloaf, ilarch 28, 1840;
llLOOMSBVRG HANGERS
HE, hereby cdmmondbd to meet at the housd
ofMrij. WOUMEN.inEspytovyn, on
ulurd'av.Jthe 18 h of April next,
1 10 o'clock, .A. M. lawfully cquipt for drill; with
arins und accoutrements iti good orders
D.ltOAT.O.S!
March 21, 1840: '
Bloornsburg -rtillery
HE hereby commanded to meet at the BUCK
IiO UN, in Hemlock, on
next,
company drill,
By order bf the Commandant.
... E: "XRMSTKONdj 0. S.
March 21, 1810! '' , .
FOUND
BETWEEN Bloomsbnrff and Catta
wissa. a ric i-axe. I he owner can have it
upon application al Docbler's tavern Blooms
buro-.
ILEfst oi Causes
For Trial at April Term 1840.
Mary Slrawbtidge vs Jesse Fuiiatdn
Alex! Montgomery vs Jonathan Lodge bt al
William M Carter vs Robert Montgbmerv
Thomas Shore vs Henry Riltenhouse
Joseph II. Seai et :il vs A. F. Rtissel et al
E. D. Cooner vs. Jonathan Cooner
Daniel Masteller vs tieorge Longenbergcr
Joseph Uavinco vs Isaac :lusgrovc Aumrs.
of A. Mtiserove
William Search et al vs James Frick et all
. r ,
John ohetuammer et al vs. Henry liessier
C. A. Brobst vs Charles Jennings
Jane Denmark vs William Eager jr;
J. Gelling vs, Peter Miller ,,
Thomas Mdrchead vs Jdhn F. Manvllle
Sophia Hatise vs James Lake
Leonard, Sloughton vs Patrick Flood
David Davis sen. vs Curran & Rahn
Henry Dyer for Mears & Price vs Charles
WhechriEcht
Peter Lovan vs Same
John Leiscr vs Elijah Prico
Lewis Meyer vs Peter Doll man
lleniy Silvis vs John F. Mann
Richard Plummer vs Theodore Wells
Itichard Plummer vs. Samo
JViY
For April Term, 1840:
Briarcreeh. Samuel Adams.
Catlaivissa. Philip Seashbllz, George
Hughes.
Derry, John Dlee,Solomon Gise,Evan
Hepderahot.
Fishing Creek. j.ohn. Garmam
Liberty. John M' Williams.
Miffiin. David Davis, Charles Hess
William Savage, Jacob Yohe.
Madison. John P. Eves, William Hen
dcrshot.
Mahoning --Feler. Bright.David Philips
Jijonteur. John,Kicliars.
Mt. Pleasant', John Ale, Isaac Mus
Burnett John
Baker Malangtoit
Buon Ben.
Caby Jacob
Evert Peter
Echert Jacob
Fuliner Daniel
Fry, sen. John
Gilinore Andrew1
Gigcr Solomon
Henric Polly
Henrie Mary
Hardy Mrs.
Herring Ohnst.
Harvey Marhers
Moyer Angelino
NungoSsor Jacob
Newhard Solomon
Philips Rebecca
Philips Ann
Roan Samuel
Rees Thomas
Stuufer Joseph
Snyder Daniel 2
. Slates William
Setter Christina
i Shannon Jesse
Springer Mao
Squire Ebin ,
Townsend Sampson
Hartman Tliomai V. Wren Thomas 2
Ink Entry
Jacohy John
Kahler Esq.
Kaffman Moses
Lilly George
Meleck Andrew
n t t i t . 1 .
jiacKaivin jonn
Vahlfarth Dpct. T. R.
Weliler Elizabeth
Webb Joshua 2
Wjce Joseph
. Wrirn Gorg
I Wellivcr Jacob
Yoke Sebastian
jl'Laughliu Charles. Yost (leorae
ileyer Docti M. Robinson William 2
Afillcr Peter t ,
Bl RUPEIIT, P. SL
Jan, 1,1840. '
Those inquiring foriyiy of the above let
ters will please say it'ii adrerlised.
NOfrCE,"'' '
S hereby given, that I havcbon'ihtof Jacob Bar.
Jeer, tho followinc nronertv. to wit : three ocreJ
Hf VI,nn. :...1. T.I ':'.',.'! ..! -t. n....
v. .I-., in inn jjiruiiu,iLlliaiJtllP4U! ixyv 111 1110
grguud, one plough, ouo harro'ono bay marc, and
two hogs, and haVo left tho wtne in Ids possession
for my uso, and dlspgs-il, unit word all persons not
to niircuase or molest, tucm ln any way.
(30NRAU BHEUItKIN:
March, 7 1810, . .
grove.
Bearing Creek. Peler Horbdin
Metz, Jacob Ilarncr
bugurloaf,
bl Cole.
Hcury
Cornelius Coleman, Ezok
Billmeyeri William
For April Term, 1840.
Bloom Benjamin Boone, Robert Ha
genbuch, Charles Kaler, Samuel Ludwig
i,ewis Alans, John It. Aloyer, Samuel Me
lien.
Briartreelc John Snyder Joseph Pin
kerton, John Marlz, Jacob Hill, John I
Frease, Lewis Deitrich.
Catlannssa, Joel E. BradleV, David
Clark, Daniel Keeffer, O. D. Leib, Job
Ziglar.
Berry. Georgs
Brailey, John Craig,
Greenwood. John It. Alberson
Hemlock. Robert Russel.
Jackson Thomas IIes3.
Limestone. Joseph Gibson;
Liberty. William Campbell.
Madison, Richard Fruit, Reubetl Wit
son.
Mahoning. George B. Brown, John
Dean, Samuel Gulich, Jacob Sechler,David
Stuart, John Wilson.
MiJJiin. Robqrt B. Brown, Joseph Kir
kendall, Nathan Snyder.
Mount Pleasant. Gedrgo Appleman,
William Kitchen, John II. Vanderslico.
Monteur, MathiaS Girton. Thomas
Hartman, DaWd Rissel.
Roaring Creek'. Jonas Benningcr,Isaao
Rhodes.
Sugarloaf. Eloxander Oollev, Benjo-.
min Iveelor, Tunis Keres.
SatuhldyiJheitfi of Apribm
atone o'clock, in tho afternoon, for comp:
IS HEREBY GIVEN.'
T'6 all legatees, creditors rnd other pcr-
;nrii inl'preslpd in llin pftlalns nf ihe lesnec
live decedents and minors, that the admin
istration accounts of the said estates have
been filed in the Office of the Register qf
county of Columbia, and will be b'sesenleil
for confirmation and allowance to the Or
phan's Court, to be held -at DaUvlIlc; in .and
for the county aforesaid, on Tuesday, tfid
21st Of April next, at 2 o'clock. P. M.
1 J lie account ot George Hiciey ana
Levi Aikman, jri Administrators of the cs
tale of Jo5iri W. .Aikhtan, late of Bloptri
township, deceased , . , , ,
2 The account oi John fcruit, Adminis
trator of Ihe estate of Catharine Watson.
late of.Madisdn towrfship'deceas'ed.
O 1 IIU fiUUUUU DUJJ1C111C1U1, V ULI.UU1II Ul
Jacob Miller, administrator bl Gleorge Mil
ler, late of Cattawissa township, tfeceasoa:
jK4 The account ot William uiayton, nx-
e.cutor of ihe last will and testament of
Thomas Clayton, late of Cattawissa fewn-
snip, ueccasea. ....
5 The account of John Rhodes, admin
istrator df the estate qf Casler Rhodes,' laid
of Roaringcreek township, deceased.
0 The account of William Wc'lliver and
John Gilaspio, administrators of tho estate
of Francis Rote late of Madison township,'
deceased. , , . , . ,
7 The account of Jacob Demdtl arid Johri
Manning, administrators of the estate of
Francis Rote, late of Madison township, tie
ceased. 8 The account of Richard Demott ahd
Nancy Kitchen, executors of the last wilt
and testament of , John Kitchen, late of Mad
ison township, deceased, ,, ,
9 The account of Jacob and Michal S;.
Rishel, administrators of the estate ,of Jaco'U
Rishel, late of Hemlock township, deceas
ed; , ' PHILIP Blf.LIYEli, kegisl'ir:
Register's Orncn, Danville,
March 13, 1830 jj
Fresh, arden Seeds;
THE subscriber has just received a supr
ply of Fresh Garden Seeds, from the United!
Society of Shakers in the state of New
York, which are considered the best and
cheapest offered to the public. .
JOHN U. MOYER;
March .21.
rd collectors:
THE COLLECTORS of County Tax
es arc hereby informed, that there, is largo
sums of money wanted lo pay off debts al
ready incurred in building county bridges
going up in the Kprjng, anil that dilatory
collectors who coma forward at the April
court with excuses instead bf money must
expert nolhinir short of the most prompt
and rigid. compulsory measures til Snfoico'
tho payment of Iho c otintv taxes.
JEREMIAH 'WELLIVER,
Treasurer of Columbia co.
M.tcIi 5, 1810.
CAETASj boat
2?or Bale.
THE subiciiberhas for sale a CANAL BOAT
of about 50 tons burthen has liecn in use
pneycnr.nnd would be sold on reasonable tcimaas
to price and payments, or would tako pay in Stono
Coal orin freighting. produce lo Baltimore or Phil
adelphia. Address tho substriier., v . . ,
m. Mcdowell.
McDowell's Mills, (Bloom,) Col. co. March 14.
The Wilkesbarre Republican Farmer will pleaid
publibli thu nbiivo (llrco times, and forward llieir
uui to tnis oincd.
A ALL parsons are warnod against purchasing a'
NOTE of hand given by nie to JoskphStou-
tn, for sixty eight dollars Iwenty-Jive eer.it, dated
Miirch 10, 1840, payable in four months from. dato.
a tho Note was given for a horse warra'riicd'sound
that proves unsound, I refuse to pay it' uiiloss com
pelled by law. JOSEPH ROUN:
in
ft
NarcU 13, 1810 '