our table;
Vo have recniv'cii a number of Roberts1,
Stini-Monlftly Mugazmn, published at Bos-,
llHl Mass. It is a rbcnp mill valuable mis-
rllsiiy- A" advertisement will be found
in another column.
The Boston Notion, is the largest paper
...i.i;aliPit in the United StAtes. handsome
HI"""" '
1 1.1 f Mrttirl lint nit Nnflixinana nt hnth
'
i iy be ion at tins onice.
A PROCLAMATION.
Whereas sundry important and weighty
. nctncin-itl V ffrmvlnir nllt itf iUo nun.
,iinn of the revenue anu finances of the
BtLiiiptr. nniiHar in uic tu luii iui inn lqiibui
m. ofUoneress at an earner aay man
.hmmhI ci0eiin. fipn ihtia fnrm nn
..i-..tinQitr nt'Mcinn. finch n rpnrif nr.
.rtf. in mv uiufrmeni. ins canveniinn
iIIQ IwO nuuoea auuii as nitty uc iirau-
. . .i r i 1 1 n, i
cuuici MW -- -v j -
... n mei in Inn (Innitnl nt tho nitv nf
- . .1.1 .. .1
Lt.i tii tiv nf Mnv iiptI. Ann T rnnntrp
BOHiiifc""'! - . ' O
. rrtonpnn senators anu itenrcseninuves
" j-a I f
inrmulwm rpcmnnllnrf llm atnta
the Union as may uu given iu iugiu, anu
define and adopt such measures as tho
.1 f tl-st MMimlrc tnot loam Irk fttam In
. I ! . 1
srcexerciaa.of their wisdom and discrc-
Tn fpatimnnv whereof. I have caused tho
I III 1111. U MILLU IU UJ I biDUII U
nn.
.1
Done at tho city of Washington, this
seventeenth day of March, in the
year of our Lord one thousand eight
s. hundred and forty-one, and of the
independence of tho United Slates
the sixty-fifth.
W. H; HARRISON,
I3y IHU X Itjoiuiill.
Uaniul wkdstcr.
Stcrctary of State.
New Hampshire, in the first Slate ECc-
.ni. I - t I.
ipr ninipR. iiik iiiiirHi iiirnt, ill irmiTii will
foil and imitated throughout the union.
SKBSnBBS
mi i uuiiui r iwi inw viuuituui,iii
in nr. i uw umiuiiii' ui a uiitiuuiiJiiiii i avu
II (lllllilivu lira i
riiA diiiii ! inn i w innnr tn fill m ninr
lest in length, weignt i-;,4Ui ins.
'I. A Iihii r 1 l .1 1 I 'J741 ho
the ship now building at New York,
if ii ia nil in rtit inini in nnv m I'.iiiriiMii
.. r
1.. . 1 1
A'it. The Rochester Adver-
risva W unrlnrctnnrl thnt llio rrfil.
nrtivuv nrnv;iiiH in iviiiuhl in in w.iinur
ni;iiinii.i. i'iiil i liMiri' is ii 1 1 1 1 r? rtu i ii ir
i .i i
cmovai nj a revolutionary ooiaier,
. jamos tuostier, surveyor, oi the rort
uiuuuiii hiiu uvcry way uuaiuiuu w iui
id uuiicy tn LiiB i) in uc. una nonii iini ere
niiRiv rpinnirmi nu ii ippianiid hui nra
icii in ma ninrn
I
iutb in America man in anv ninnr rnnn-
Next in England and next in France.
lam. ill nil ill iiiii:i. i mis riiimiri'
" B"-
ranee on e aniit ana in uuna nana at
ffCnernt namr annptM in nnti m Naur
111 roliltinn in tlin nntna nf llin (tHnrt
uifilitutions. Bv law. these banks
hnf nc TV.., V.,.!, o:... r 1
W I ill a mnl Tnr lliol nu rir m
bePAmO-fllt !inilfttt(l tmrl nnl Itomn rn.
Call lint hf fllRnnCAfl iiT nvonnl ql nrnil1
1 aim me uanne 01 ino iaie cencrallv
general upension of specie payments
(Sareiv Fund) is broken canital
7 uuk, anu &ou,uuu lost 10 tne oa'c-
..... u n i. vttflll. V I 1-1 . JjUU J I 1 1
u Mist. 1 if) sleamunat Jnhn l.'nn ilolnli
nagged and sunk a few miles above
Urleans. She was bound for Nash-
nM imi 1.1 ...... r .. c.'iiiii nnnt
W , . O J
ii)c for tlio passenger and crew to
one tuuw ou uai niuv uicro was
in Uiu boats. iNot a trunk or any
irllrlp iv!ia anvptl. A frt1nrprl (irntnnn
'in1, liverv body elso safe. Uen.
fine of the liassentrois. lost with his
Wn 15,00 dollars in null. The J.
believed, went down in such deep
'liat it will brnbably- never be found.
i!yiirt f the I in(i
PS
GLEANINGS.
Pdptr. mills. Thero are twelve paper
mills in Lee, Mass., which manufacture
1,200 tons of stock annually, producing pa
per worth 8300,000.
Great JVethct in the South,- Charleston
papers of the 13th instant give accounts of
a freshet in that section of country, which
had already done great damage, and there
were approhensions that it would bo much
worse. At Hamburg tho watar was very
high, and rising at tho rale of eighteen in
ches an hour a considerable portion of the
town was under water. Tho railroads had
sulTered much by the Wishing away of
bridges embankments, &e.
McLcod Case postponed. The trial of
McLcod upon the chargo of assisting to
burn tho Caroline, and to murder Durfee,
comes on Lockport next summer not next
week.
McLeod has commenced, or is about to
commence, the correspondent ol the N. Y.
Herald says proceedings to procure a com
mission to examine foreign witnesses, and
among the rest Capt. Drew, who command
ed the Caroline expedition.and who is now
in England. Hence it is that a trial cannot
be had before (he latter part of next summer
01 perhaps not uutil fall.
Government Steamers. It is thought
that government has decided to render as
sistance to Mr. Collins of Now Yorfc, and
carry out his plan for building four large
steam ships to run bctwocn New York and
Liverpool.
Steamboat Home. The cause growing
out of the loss of this vessel, after a full and
laborious hearing in New York, which oc
cupied six days, was on Monday evening
given to the jury, who the next morning
came into Court with a verdict for $11,
300. Native Steel, Professor Emmons of N.
York, has made a report to the Legislature
on the stetl mine discovered in Franklin
county, in that State. Native steel, it is
stated, can bo dug out of the earth.
Commodore Downes, it is said has been
reinstated in the command of the Navy
Yard at Charlestown, which place has been
temporarily occupied by Capt. Morgan.
What Villains, Three seamen iried To
set tire to the whaling ship Audley Clarke,
in January last, at sea, in order to get clear
of paying what the1 owed the owners.
Whig Nomination. Tho Whigs of N.
York have nominated J. P. Phccnix, Esq.,
as their candidate for Mayor at tho ap
proaching charter election.
A New Paper has boen started in Har
risburg to support tho election of Governor
Porter. It is callcd"Tho Yeomin;" and is
very ably edited.
Tho Tixes of New York for 1830, a
mounted to 81,000,000. It is estimated
that this yeitr, they will amount to 81-000,-000.
Riots in Canada. The election in Can
ada is prolific in riots. The Radical tick
et goes ahead of the Tory, and of course the
latter party knock down and beat the Radi
cals whenever they can with impunity.
On Wednrsday the Radical candidate was
120 ahead at Henrysvjlle, which so exas
perated the torioi that a severo contest en
sued, and tho radicals boing poorly prepared
to defend themselves were severely injured.
One or more of the latter havo died, and
many aic so badly hint that there are r.o
hopes of recovery. Tho radical candidate
has entered his protest and withdrawn from
the canvass, and possibly, tho riotous scones
have ended fur the present.
A Vankcc Schooner, only 70 tons has
sailed from Charlestown for Canton. It is
a bold experiment, and is rumorod to be an
express.
Wot and Jail lrcahing.- A riot in Lo
rain county, Ohio, lately occurred which
ended in breaking open the county jail and
taking therefrom two negro slaves, who had
been confined in it, to wait an atljucatiou of
their cause.
No you Don't. An individual who had
borrowed $150 from the German Hank at
Wotcester, Ohio, offered to pay tho bank in
its own notes; but tho cashier put his
thumb to the tip of his nose, and told the
person he "couldn't come it over tho bank
in that way."
A Good Joke. All the Whig papers in
the West, refused to publish the Inaugural
Address of Gen. Harrison, for a day or two
after they received it, belisving from lis
namby-pamby slyle, that it was a hoax.
Mexico. This government is in a most
distracted condition. All the California
provinces urs in rebellion, and the Gulf pro
vinces aro little better, one of them luring
est.ulisheu a separate government.
MARRIED On the 21sthut by the
Rev. William J. Eyer, Mr. MICHAEL
WITMEYER.of Mnncv, to Miss SARAH
WUITENIGHT, of Nescopcck.
VENDUE.
THE subscriber offers for sale, at Public
Vendue, at the house of Enoch Howel, in
Bloomsburg, on
Saturday, March 27, 1841.
at 10 o'clock, in tho forenoon, the following
properly, viz: one German Brass eight day
clock and case, beds and bedding, and sev
eral articles of household furniture, a one
horse waggon, horso gears, a cooking
stove and pipe, rope works, and a variety of
other articles too numerous to mention.
Conditions made known at lime of salo.
DANIEL GROSS.
Bloomsburg, March 13, 1841.
Trial last
For April Term 1811.
Isaiah Shuman vs. Daniel Cuetenbadur tt til
II. W. Wuplea va. Ailatn Miclical.
Richard Pliimcr vs. Theodore Weill.
Same vs. Same.
Robert Montgomery vs. John Couraon etal.
Alber 15. Ashton et at va. Christian Ash et at.
Samuel Srobbt.et al vs. Christian A. Drobst.
Benjamin F. Frrk et al vs., William Kitchen.
Joseph Hopper ct al vs. Thompson Welliver.
Daniel M. Batber vs. James Barlioi's Adinr.
Robert Simington vs. Frederick P. Mans,
Peter lialdy s. William Cnrnelison.
Nathan Seeley vs. William Robison.
George A. Frick vs. Daniel Hantz.
Sharpless Taylor vs. Frcder P. Maus.
John B. Rodney vs. Thomas Scout.
Jacob Girton va. Jacob Harris.
Grand Jurors
For April Term 1811. .
Cattawissa Jesso Clever, William Gearhart,
Jacob Garrison.
Dtrry David McOormick, Samuel Russcl, Phil
ip Scidle, Thomas Forstcr.
Fishing Creek Daniel McIIenry, Jr.
Mahoning Jacob Hibler.
Mijflin Thomas Bowman, Charles Michael,
Isaac Snyder. Peter Groover..
Mount l'leasant William Howell.
Madison John Eves, Henry Smith, Levi Bisel.
Koarma Vreec Peter Ilclwig, John Yeager.
Sugurloaf sa Douglas, Benjamin Oole, Sam
uel linonc, Maine w Alcllenry, Samuel iiess.
Traverse Jurors.
Brier erecA-Mordica Jackson, George Freas,
Jr.
Bloom Samuel Mellick, Andrew Ciivelinjr, Val
entine Bidlcman.Daniel Hagcnbuch.
Derry John Blee.
Fishing creek Moses McHcnry,Petcr Crivcling,
James Haycock.
llemlodt John Ohl, Curtis Amine.
Juchson Joshua Savage.
. Limestone John Caldwell, John Marshall.
Liberty Robert Simonton.
Madison Robert Campbell, Daniel Crumly.
Mount Pleasant John Jones.
Mahoning John Dean, Sen. Daniel M. For,
William Nanconk, Thomas Loyd.
Monteur John Bailor, Daniel Gcigcr, Andrew
Claik, James Barton.
Orange George Harman, Philip Auchenbach,
Boanng creek Peter Hcrbcin, Jesse Price.
.?fn.;,i r:i,ir nr,;,i Aul,nimnn
Vai'.sy David Maxwell, James Blue, Daniel
Woodbide.
K"0, FIVE
THE SEMI-MONTHLY.
OF
O. five of Roberts' Magazine wa3 published and
ready lor sale promptly on the morning ol
tho lli th inst. It is a highly interasting number
and looks, as usual, neat as a pin. 7 he reduc
tion of the retail price ol the Magazine from nine
pence to EIGHT CENTS works admlrablytin.
ly look at it ! A handsome well printed book of
forty largo pages with an extra thick and durable
cover, containing tho choicest gems if the Ameri
can and Enligsh Magazines, together with a fine
Enohxvi.no,
For only Eight Cents a Copy.
This must certainly bo pronounced tho climax of
cheapness. It throws all the otuer Magazines m
the country, in point of cheapness, in tho shade.
fXj"i'erons desirous of purchasing tho back num
borr of tlin Magazine, can now bs supplied (as No.
1 has been reprinted) by calling at tho Counting
room or sending their orders to us post paid.
Qj-Subscription price S3,00 per year. Five
copies for $8,00. Ton copies for 915,00.
March 37, 1841.
Equal to any Second to none.
HE Subscriber informs his friends, and the
public generally, that ho is now, not only the
occupant, but the proprietor ofllio Ij.1IiaK.1JVD
co.v.vomous riiuvE sronvjinrcic
T.I K7T.V
IN DANVILSiB, Pa.
Known as the UNION II A IX," and has made
and completed an addition to tho building which
gives him the most airy, spacious, and pleasant
rooms of any Hotel in the place; and he is deter
mined that the improvements and additions to bis
Houso thall keep pace with the growth and imptr
tancc of the town in which it is located, and that
it shall be second to none. The house has been
thoroughly tepaircd, and furnished in a manner
which he feels confident will give satisfaction to cus
tomers. His TAHT.li will always be furnished
with the choisest and best, and his JIAH will bo
supplicc with tho purest liquors. His stables are al
ways well supplied with good provender, and attend
ed by a careful Ostler. His long acquiantanci'wilh
tho business of keeping a public house, together
with a determination to usa every means to render
satisfaction, induces him thus publicly to encourage
his old friends to continue their calls, and invite
the public generally to give him a trial, and judge
fur themselves, as he is determined that the Union
Hall shall be kept in as creditable a manner as any
house in Northern Pennsylvania.
WILLIAM I1ENRIE."
Danville, March ?0, 1841. tf
SHERIFF'S SALES.
BB virtue of sundry writs of venditioni ixpo
nas, to me dircctej, will be exposed to public
sale, at the Court House, in Danville, on Monday
tho 10th day of April next, at 10 o'clock, A. M.
tho following1 property, viz:
A certain tract of land situate in Cattawissa town
ship, Columbia county, adjoining- hnds of Jesse
Yocuw, Loyd Thomas and others, containing
iSO ACRES,
more or leas, whereon is erected a
LOGr
MOUSE
AND STABLE.
Seized, taken in execution, aud to be sold as the
property of Samuel Ycttcr.
ALSO
A certain tract of land situate in Briercrcck town
ship, Columbia county, adjoining land nf Sidlers,
Isaac Kint, and Henry Deitcrich, containing
SIXTY-TWO ACRES,
whereon is erected
a i,og dfjpTi-k HOUSE
AND JllglJyaii FRAME
STABLEo
Seized taken in execution', and to be cold as the
property of Jacob Miller and John Manning, Ad
ministrators of Valentine Moyer, dec et al.
ALSO
A certain house and lot situate in the TOWN
of CATTAWISSA, between tho upper Ferry road
and second street, and adjoining a lot of Sarah
iiuges anu others, wheraon is erected a
FRAME HOUSE
FRAME
STABLE
with sundry out buildings.
Seized, taken in execution, and to be cold as the
property of Francis Dean.
JOHN FRUIT, Sheriff.
oiiKinrr a uffice, uanuue,
March 1,9, 1841.
Y virtue of a writ of Vcnditisni Exponas, to
me directed, will bo sold at public sale, at the
Comt House, in Danville, on Monday tbo lUih day
of April next, at 10 o'clock, A. Al. the following
property, viz:
A certain tract of land situate in Jackson town
ship, in Columbia ciunty, containing
S ACRES,
more or less, adjoining lands lately sold by defend'
ant to Yorks and Frick, lands of John Hess, Georgo
A. Frick, and others, whornon is erected a
Dwelling House
AND
STABLE
A SAW-MILL, and afew acres f land
cleared.
Seized taken iu execution, and to be sold, as the
property of John Russel, bail of Andrew Russel.
BY virtue of a certain writ of Levari Facia,
to mc directed, will bo exposed to sale, by pub
lic vendue, or out, at the Court Houso, in Danville,
on Monday tho linn day of Ap.nl next,
A certain tract of land situato in Orange town
ship, Columbia county, bounded on the northeast
by lands of John Underwood and Wm. Uomson, on
tho south by lands late of Philip Seidle and Jacob
Scelcv. on the cast by lands of the estate of Peter
White, deceased, and on tho north by lands of
Hayman, containing
101 ACRES,
be tho same more or less, on which is erected one
GltlST-MILL, ONE SAW-MILL, T.VO
Dwelling Houses aud one Barn.
Seized, taken in execution, and to bo sold as the
estate of James Hcpbuurn.
JOHN FRUIT, Sheriff.
SuiniTr's Offici, Danville, )
March SG, 1841. 5
SHERIFF'S SA&ES.
KpV vi-tuc of a writ of Alias Venditioni Expu-
JBJJ nas, to mo directed, will be exposed to public
sale, at tho house of Richard Fruit, in Jersey town,
on Monday, the 0th of April, 1841, at ten o'clock
A. M. tho following property, viz:
A certain tract of land, situate in MADISON
township, Columbia county, containing
One Hundred and four acres,
whereon is erected a
LOG HOUSE
and Loo Barn;
about ninety acres cleared laud, fine large
MEADOW, and GOOD ORCHARD: adjoining
lands of Richard Fruit, John Swisher, John Fun
ston, and others.
Seized, taken in execution, and to be sold as th
property of Phincas Welliver.
"ETJ&Y virtuo of a writ of Venditioni Exponas, to
JUme directed, will be exposed to public sale, ei
the house of Richard Fruit, in Jersey town, on Mon
day tho 5th of April, 1841, at ten o'clock, A. M.
thi following property, to wit :
All tho right, title, and interest in a certain tract
of land, situato in Madison township, Columbia
county, adjoining lands of William Barber, Jona
than Mostellcr, John Fruit, and others, containing
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY-FIVE ACRES,
more or less about
Seventy-live acres cleared
whereon is a largo
APPLE
OU CHARD,
Seized taken in execution, and to ba sold a thi
property of Phineas Welliver.
JOHN FRUIT, i'iert.
Sheriff a Office, Danville,
Feb. 20, 1841.
mm
MONSIEUR BERGER, i
(FROM PARIS,)
RESPECTFULLY informs th Ladi'e
and Gentlemen of Bloomsburg, that ha pro
poses foiming Classes for Dancing Walt
ing, Gallopading, and fancy Dances, such
as (he Gavat, the Hungary, the Cosssk th
Cocliucha.and many othtr danees.
Monsieur B. will also teach in private
families, and academics if desired.
For terms aud particulars apply at C.
Doebler's Inn, Bloomsburg, Tuurday next '
Feb. 18.
I'eb. 13, 1841.
POWDER
For Sale
THE subscriber rould respectfully in
form their friends and the public generally
Mat tliey Have just received a lot ol
ROCK POWDER,
which they offer for sale at wholesale ef
by the single keg.on very reasonable terra's)
RUPERT & BARTON.
Bloomsburg Jan. 20, 1840 42
NOTICE.
i LL persons having unsettled account
tho firm or
LEWIS H. MAUS & Co.
dissolved January 1st, 1840 are requested to cams
and settle their accounts on or before tho lit or
April next, or otherwise they will be put to coit
without further hesitation.
L. II. MAUS.
J. B. MAUS.
Bloomsburg Iron Foundry, March 13,1841.
THE ESTATE OF WILLIAM KNORIt;
DECEASED.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that
Lcttets of administration an the above es
tate havo been granted to- the snbscrber,. re
siding in Bloom township, Columbia coun
ty. Therefore all persons Indebted t lh
estate of said deceased, are requested to
make immediate paymenf ,and all those hav
ing claims will present please them, pro
perly authenticated for settlement"
I shall attend al the late residence of th
deceased on Tuesday the 2d day of March,
next, to make settlement with all who may
call. Afterwards I can be found at rny ret.
dence.
JACOB HAGENBUCH, Admr,
Bloom, Feb. 20, 1841..
LIME
For Sale. '
THE Subscriber has on hand several
hundred bushels of Lime, and intends keep
ing a constant supply, which he will sell,
or exchange fur country produce, Lumber
or Cattle of any description. He is in want
of a quantity of Chesnut rails.
ADA A STROUP, jr,
Hemlock township, Jan, 16, 1841.
38 2m."
TO PHYSICIANS, CABINET MA
KERS,
The patent right for the Manufacturing
and Vending
ENGEIS PATENT SOFA
A1TD SOFA BEDSTEAS
For Invalids and also tho patent right of
F.1SCIEIS8 PJTEJYT BEDSTEAD
are offered for sale for tho counties of
Schuylkill Columbia : The former are ad
mirably adapted for the use of Invalids and
bed ridden persons. The latter aro adapted
for hotels, being so constructed that thejr
may be put together and taken aparl.in lest
time than bedsteads now in use, and will
cost no more to manufacture than the com-t
monlbedstaad. The right will be disposed
of, for cither of the abovo counties, for
Tuwnships, Towns, Shops, or single right.
Persons wishing to puichase ngnts mar
obtain every information upon application,
al Brady's Hotel, Danville, vhere specU
mens can be seen,
The following recommendation is fron
Doctor George M'Clellan, of Philadelphia,.
An ingenious invention for invalids.
Messrs. Engel & Connor, of the borough
of Easton ,Pa. have invented a Sofa for the.
usa of bed ridden patients, which has mot.
with the approbation ot our Medical facuK
lyi and which wo think ought to be inlro-.
duced to the notice of the public. It coin
bines all the advantages of a Sofa for par
lors, and a moveable bed, for the support of
, n ; : ,- .: . i
llivaiius. uy me ingenious applications oi
hinges and cranks it is capable of raising
the patient to every desirable chango of'
position witliout exciting ttie system, or uis-.
turbine any injured part. I have procured
one of them, and I shall sieze the first op
poitunity of introducing it to the attention,
of my friends in practice; and I feel perfect,
confidence in recommending it to tho paU
ronsge ok our profession.
V.;&U. MCUJUlMiliAW, At. V.
Danville, .March 20, 1841. tf 4T
A