A Savannah pa'pe'r mc-nllon a cabbage',
fen grown on the Tunderbnlt road, near
that town, which Weighedl8j pounds.
The Cape of Good Hope papers notice
tho discovery, by an English whaler, of
seveal islands in the Pucfic Ocean, pre
viously unknown. They were eight in
number, of some extent, fertile, and inhabi
ted. Tho appearance of the natives and
the canoes, was totally different from any
others in that neighborhood.
Hf5BEEH3Bf?3E!
Edward C, Delavan, of Albany, New
York, has devoted sixleon years of labor,
and a fortune of 800,000 in promoting the
'glorious cause of Tempcrenco. What a
rich and pleasing reward must tho present
onward progress of the gical moral reform
be to him, for his philanthlpic 'iborsl
We learn that on Monday last, says the
Ky. Intelligencer, nt the opening of tho
EsliU Circuit Court, the S'leritT of the
County resigned his commission, and the
Judge was compelled in nljnirn Court
without doing any Imsineaa General
distress is said to prevail thotighout the
coontty.
Mrs. Mills.of Peauhbuiinii township, Pa,
whose death was said to have been caused
bv violence at the hands of it minister
named Paik, the jury have drclarcd died
from natural causes. There seem lo have
been no good ground fur the scandal which
implicated the clergyman,
Thay work cheap in Connecticut. The
salary of the Mayor of Hertford, the Times
of the city says, is S40 per annum, and a
first rale on is procuring at that If he gives
many leves ho, probably canno'., lay up'
much ol his aalsry.
Tho Richmond Compiler says that a
relative ofyoung Remmrs has paid into
the coutt Charlotteville t?2u,000,ihe amount
of bail forfeited by hi non-appearance lo
anwer the charge of having murdered Pro
fessor Davis.
TheMormon, Nativon Legion, it is said,
comprise two thousand well disciplincd.aud
fully armed soldier. Gov. Cjrlin was to
reviow them on tho 7ib.--.of Mav.v 'J"
Smith' commands this formidable nrmy,
In tho ship ArgoTvhi.-h arrived at New
York on Momday from Havre, came pas
sengers the wife and daughter of General
Cass, American Minister to France,
The Army worm and cut worm arc doing
a vast ded of injury in different pU o
Gallatin county.IU, The timothy is almost
entirely distroyed,
There was u severe frost at Pitlnbury-Pa
on the 15, which destroyed the fruit,
Thero'is lobe a grand celebration these
tlement of Kentucky, in that btaie, ... ,u
next.
The Missomi Seminal reports a
.t..,, nnn. ni seven eg
Bale ot corn " i
bushel.
C0lleSe Hrn..-Tho "th
. t !!Heimi rnlinlV. 1. 1
ary, ai jjivihb01," ; '
rsn
400 students
were i
Aired
education Ioss
$12,000.
S20.000.
Destructive Storm. A s
of wind,
Rylown,
hail and lightning, passed
fin nn the 17th and kil
number of
Tho hail
negroes, and did other d
stones rematneu on
the
ound
lor more
than an hour.
Killed- The St
Mormon Proph
ni. Smith, the Moi
Louis Era states
nt Nauvoo, i
rnon prophot, w
an
affriy, a day or
rirovious,
Man Cone.
?nofher
'mpl'ill died at his resi
Hon. Joseph
on Sunday in hjs 7Hd
donee, Grey
ascd was the first Prcsi
rear. Tli
rtho District Court of the city
dent JuJb
I'iiiladelphia.
and coujf
(ve nt Charlejton, S. G-; ; enri-
f of antiquity, in the shape of a
Sprayer book, thirteen hundred anj
nen year old' h is a master piece
nnmanship,
fhe St. Louis people have been Lynch
anolhergnng of gamblers, They will
soiree in those regions shortly, we
r
1 1
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VU3
A
fi
Sound Democrat Ddctrtno.Cnn one
generation bind another andsall others, it
succession? I think not. The Creater
has made the carlh.fpr the LIVING, not
tin DEAD." Thomas Jrjfflirsan,
ANOTHER REVOLUTIONARY
HE
RO GONE.
Departed this life at his residence in
Columbia, N. H, March 7 184a, Major
Jarcd Cor.e, aged 83 year.". He was born
in llultnii, Ci, .lunc, I GOO, and entered the
sctvico of his rounlty in repelling ihe Re
gressions of England against the Colonies
in 1775, at the age. of 10, and continued
in active and most laboiious seivicc to the
close of that memorable contest for liberty.
He was insjver.il important battles was
with tho brave and lamented Col. Sciui-
mel when slain; and finally afier suffering
every thing but death itself- he was nt the
closing scene; ihe surrender of Lord Com
wallis at Yorktown, V'a. Ho was retained
cd in tho peace establishment with the rank
of Major which ho soon resigned, anil en
gaged in metcanlile pursuits, from which
ho was soon after called by his fellnw citi
zens to engage in political life. He repre
sented his native town in the General
Assembly sixteen sessions in succession.
He was also appointed a civil magistrate,
and was cahed to various duties of which
ho hischarged with faithfulness and fidelity
to his constituents, and honor to himself-
In 1800 he removed to Columbia, N. II,
where he wad soon called from that lelire
mout which he sought, to serve his fellnw
citizens in the capacity of a magistrate, and
to fill various town offices, such as Town
Clerk, Selectman, Collector, ifcc, some one
or more of which offices he continued to
hold til! incapacitated by the infirmities of
ago to ditch-irso ihnr duties, lie also
was a number of the Now Haiiipslinc Lpg
isliilure tlireu Sessions, malum; in all nine
teen session he ban served his fallow citi
zens in the Liginininrnd more '!t-'i six'v
years he had served hi country ci.h.:r in a
military or rivil rapacity during with
lime, no nun. perhaps, occupying his posi
tion ever had fewer enemies or maintained
a more prefect character for honesty and
integrity of purpose, or purity of motive.
He was emphatically tho 'noblest woik of
God,' an honest man. He wa3 twice mar
ried, and the father of twelve children, len
of whom with the second wife survive Inm.
Although he was strictly moral and pro
fessed a high regard fur religion; yet he
neglected to become personally interested
in the blessings of the great salvation, till
within a few years of his death, when he
.aiviuililalvL fjinml, tUa RutM.-nnnonll
himself with the Congregational Church, a
member of which ho died. His last end
was peace lie rests Irom his labors and
toils and his works do follow him.
Beauties of Banking. The RulT,ilo
Courier says In a laic number of Syles
tcryCiiunierfit Detector, we find a list of
the names of upwards of twelve hundred
hams in ihe United Stales. Upon a care
fiiftxaminaiion, we find that of the twelve
hdidreu, three hundred ate broken, or "no
sA-'i" which means the same thiiiff sixty-
fur are fraudulent institution; forty-four
e cither closed or closing; fifty-five are at
discount of from 35 to 90 percent; C'i are
rom 2 to 20 per cent discount; and 53 are
at par or worth 100 cents on the dollar, in
city oliN'cw 1 ork. 1 he s ime paper also con
tains a list nf over 100 different counter
feits on the various banking institution in
the Union.
Horrible Crime. Tho Nashua, N. II.
Telegraph stales that in Ashburnham,
Mass, a girl sixteen years old, who was
about lo givo birth to a child, when, on be
ing palled upon to swear lo its palernit,
charged it upon her own father His name
is Ward he is sixty years old, and tho
father of sixteen children, of whom this tin
fortunate girl is the youngest' The peo
pie of ihe town assembled, anil gave him
six hours to leave tho place, duiing
which lime he disposed of his property a
mounting to handsomn sum, leaving it to
his family and took his departure for parts
unknown1 tie had always borne an excel
lent character.
A She Devit.i Lynn; Mass.on Mon
day a little boy was so severely whinnhd by
a school mistress, that ho died in tho course
of few hours after from his injuries. The
inhuman wretch was forthwith arrested,
Mopped in I xme.K lad was slopped
t Pittsburg, on Saturday last, walking off
a sieamuoat wun oi) in specie, and annul
tho same amount of Banks notes, which he
had taken the trouble to appropriate to him4
self, probably under an impression that the
owner did not know the worth of them.
Important Disris'on. On the Irial of a
woman in England, for hitting off a man
nose, the foreman of the jury decitlcd, that
if a man attempted to kiss a momaii against
her will, she had a right lo bite 'oiT his noso
if she had a fancy for so doing! A verdict
was accordingly rendered for tho defen
dant.
Tho New York Journal of Commerce
ays that there have arrived nt that port
from foreign porls during the week ending
last Sunday; 0205 passenenrs; 1560 of
whnui have arrived on .SWilay; making a
total uf 'J2.201 time ht January.
THIN OUT YOUR REACHES. !
The Gcrinantown Telegraph states that
Mr Rldjrway 'raised last year, on his splcn
did orchards, near Delaware City, upwards
of eighteen thousand bushels of peaches, the
finest over brought to Philadelphia The
plan Mr. R' pursues to get laige fruit, is to
thin them nut in their green slate, that the
energies of the tree, instead being divided a
mouiT thousands of diminutive peaches, are
concentrated upon one third of the number,
giving them three times the size, and this
size brings thrtic times the prico of the
small, sour, immatured Truit which is so
constantly met with in the markets.'
THE LEGISLATURE
Tho Legislature of this Commenwealth
will reassemble at Harrisburg, oh theOihof
June inst., pursuant to adjourment, for the
purpose ul apportioning tliu onugressioiial
district, and the transa, ling such other busi
ness as circumstances may dictate.
Another Bank Robbed. -We are inform
cd, says iho N. Orleans Adveitiser, that the
Branch Bank ol Louisiana, at bf l'ran
cisville, has been robbed of some $89,
000, or more. Tho Cashier, it seems,
allowed persons to nveruraw; a least so
noes the slorv. He has been dismissed it
is said, from the the employ of the Branch
ilisfortues.'it is said, never comes single
A man named llutrhcson with Ins son and
two other lads, hail been to tho Savanah
Market, lo pp'I a drove of cattle, and Were
on their wav home. The father snipped
night nt a tavern Uid sent the boys
on in advance of him. During the
night he was robbed of all tho proceeds of
his sale, and continuing Ins way home
nennvlcss found that his son had been struck
dacd by lightning In ihe road, and his two
companions so severely Injured, that It is
believed tltcy win not survive
A heartrending accident occured nt Rim
crsdurg, in Clarion county, Pennsylvania
on the 1 1th inst. A young man by the name
of Hilliaid it seems was in a wagon for a
muscmcnt commenced brandishing a sword
and giving orders to the by slanders. A
young man by ihe name of Fox who stood
by with a ri lie commenced fencing with it to
amuse the lookers on when inadvertency
Fox placed his hand upon Ihe luck, and the
rifle went off: the ball ci;lc;ed bc head of
Hilliartl, who fell dead from ihe wagon.
Fox was not aware that the rifle was load
ed. Is another melancholy warning to
tho3o who play with fire arms. Keystone.
HISTORY OF A FORGER.
The Bnslon Mail gives a short history ol
a notorious character namec Ilamrald. who
has at least a dozen aliases to his ninir, and
wnosc me is quite as riicquercu wnn crime
rs tho vidians of olden time -Abaleno.Ri
naldoorJack Sheppcrd not excepted. lie
went through the opcratiion of hanging
himself in London some years ago, while
waling his trial for forgery, and while his
keeper went for medical aid, cut himself
down and escaped. He was subsequently'
'.ranspnrled. but oven then contrived to cs
cape from Rotany Bay. He J'as been
several times in jail at N. Orleans and Cin
cinnati, but found means to break his pris
on walls; Ho was sentenced to Sing Sing,
but onlisiened the sympathy of some phihin
ihropists nt New York, and was released,
lie is now in j-iil in Newport, bu
how long he will remain there is uncertain,
lie is an excellent penman, and a man of
ready talent.
A most horrible outrage on a young worn
an was perpetrated near the village of Fol
ton, Oswego Co, on Monday week, by
cit;h or ten young scoundrels fo'tir of whom
are now in jail at Osween. Wo hope
uieir iriai win lane piace oeiore a Juuge
and Jury who do ho hold that systematic
abomination are a necessary eveil with
Major D'Avezac, and some others momber
of the Legislature of that Slate Like Gov
ernors, liks people
Tho w heat rrop iiiKeniucky promises an
abundant yeild.
OBITUARY-
Deparled this life, nt his residence in
Greenwood inwnshin, on Thursday last.
ABNER MENDENHALL a high'lly res
pecuhle citizens, and a worthy member of
the boeiety of l-ricnds, aged abotu73 years,
On Sunday evening last, Mrs- MARY
A'PELMAN, wifeof Bnltis Applemanof
lienuocR i ownsiup, aged about GO years
PPJCES CTOP.ElTTs
At Bloomsburg, Pa.
(Corrected Weekly.)
Wheat, 31
10
Rye
00
50
5 00
1 25
12
40
8
11
11
Corn,
Cloverseed,
Flaxseed, Butler,
Oats.
Eges,
Tallow,
Lard,.-
DrieU Apples,'
1
50
We are requestad to announce
PETER BIGGSc
.is a candidate Tor MAJOR of tho 1st Bat
talion 71sl Rpgimer.t, at lite June Election.
SHERIFF'S SAM
virtue of a writ of al. Icvurl facias to mo
directed, will tic exposed to nubile sale at the
Court Iloliicin I)anviile,on Saturday, the Mth day
of June next, at 10 o'clock, A. M. the following pro
perly, viz i
ALL THAT CERTAIN LOT OR
piece of ground situate hi Liberty township, ill the
county of Columbia, anil stacof Pennsylvania,
Uioinmn lands of William Campbell, Robert oi-
mon.on, anil lands of John McWilliams, boglnnlng
at a stump, a corner of lands ol Ilnbison anil Si
monton, thence by lands ofSimonlon, Dcarmond
ana CampbelliNorth sevcnty-icvrn and one-hall de
grees East, sixteen perches to n post, thence soutti
thtity-cight and one half degrees bast, right perch
cs to post, thence Kouth seventy one degrees cast,
ten perches to a post, thence south lurty six and a
half degrees cast, elplit perches tort post, thence
south seventy-one degree) cdst, Idn perches to a
post, and north liticcti ami cnc.louith degrees west,
eight perches to a Uhesnut oak, thenco south eight
degrees, forty perches, to a post, apd north seventy
live degrees east, eiglny-two perches and O-lOlhsof
a perch to a stonb heap, thence by lands of the
said John M' Williams, horth forty seven degrees
west, one hundred and twenty perches to n
thence by lands of Uobrrt Simonton, south thirty
four and u half degrees west.one hundred and thirteen
perches and 5 lOlhs of a perch to the place of be
ginnlninp;, containing fifty acres strict measure,
whereon uro
known us the Liberty Furnace,
Foiii carconB Kilns,
ONE COAL HOUSE AND BRIDGE
HOUSE.
also, fteve nil vrins of Iron Ore are opened on
said tract ol land.
Seized, takn in execution, and to be sold as the
propeily of Dlrd Patterson, With notice to terra te
nam.
Sherips Office, Banville, May 27, 1812.
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA.
1
WELCH &, M AIT IT
PROPRIETORS.
WILL BE EXHIBITED AT
Bloort.sburg, on Friday. June 10, 1842,
AT O OCLOCK. P. M,
In announcing this extensive Establish
ment, the proprietors are "ratified in having
it in their power lo assure the prblic that
ineir company eiamis UINKlVAliLEU in
the Y OllLD, cnmhinin the largest num
ber of superior Trained Arabian Horses.
together with,a Company of Ladies and
ueiuianen oi ine nrst talent ttiat can be
produced either in Lurovc or America.
Among whom arc
Mr- C. J. ROGERS. Mr. GEORGE
CADWALLADER, Mr. GEO. SWEET,
Mr.w.HUWAKiJ.Mr. JtlSLEY & SON,
Mr, im;i.iKUfN, Mr. JENNINGS, Mr
HILSIE, Mr. PAMER, Mrs J. SMITH,
Mrs. WELLS, Misses LOUISA WELLS
AMELIA WELLS.IMARY WELLS.Mas
lers GLENROY. COLEMAN, CHES
NUT and CHAMBERS, Clowns M essrs.
WELLS and WILLIAMS of COOKS
AMPHITHEATRE.
The Exhibition will be accompanied by a
SPLENDID BAND OF MUSIC!
CONSISTING OF 13 MEMBERS.
Admission Boxes, SO Cents Pitt,
G,ii Cents.
For particulars of performance, seo bills
of ihe day.
CROSS IlEYESo
ESPEOTFULLY Informs hi friends and
the public, that ho still occupies tho nhiivn
well known Tavern in llloomsburi'. fnrmrl
kept by Il.J.VIEZ, G It OSS, and that he has
thoroughly repaired, and made such alterations
in its internal arrangements, as to give him in
creased facilities fur the accommodation of custom
ers. As his ISar and Table will always ho pro
vided with th-a best, ho hopes to receivo a shara of
public patronage.
May 81, 1813. 4
Susquehanna Hotel,
COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA.
CHARLES If ARTMAN
TT ESPEOTFULLY Informs hU friends and
Jill tho public, that ho has purchased the above
largo and commodious well known ilouse, lately
occupied by Samuel A, Tirady, and having newly
filled it up, and furnish 1 With Entire New Fur.
niture, is now prepared to entertain ell hn .,
call on him in the best manner.As his BAU will al
ways he prpvided with the choicest of Liquors, and
his TAIlliE with tho best tho country market af
fords, ho flatters himself he shall bo able m !
general latisfactlon to oil who may favor him it!j
Cj.U17r.see, May 1812.
Military Candidate
CJOIiONEIi.
We have been requested to annonttcc"
BENJAMIN P. FORTNEft
as d candidate at tho election In June, fdr the offiM
ol COLONEL) of the 71st Regiment '. M.
Wo are requested to anndbnee, thai
Lt. Col. MtCIIAfiL r- mwM,
will be a carldidato fdr the office of COLONEL of
Iho 71st negimcntj V M. at tho enrUlng Juno1
election. -
We are requested (d announce
HIRAM R. KLINE,
as a candidate fyr the office of COLONEL1
of the 71sl Regiment, at the Election In
Juno. i
Wo are requested to announce
Col. MATTHEW McDOWEIX,
as a candidate for re-election to the office of COLO
MKT. ,.r,i,n "rt.t T?r.Titrpnt. P. M. at the June
Election.
We arc requested to nnnouhco
LLOYD TIldMAS,
ns a candidate at tho June Election, for the officd
of COLONEL of tho 71st Regiment, M.
We oTe requested to announce that
Mmor ANDREW CRIVLING,
will be a. candidate for the office of COLONEL of
tlm 7Ut Uccimcnt, I t Mt at uio enxumg "
cleetiom
MAJOR1
We arc requested to announce
WILLIAM THOMAS,
... . r .1 m f -WJ7.JYJII nf tVlR 2il
as a candiuaieior wu( '
Battalion, 71st llegimcnl, r. m. ai mo junu mic
tion.
We are requested lb ahnounco
MICHAEL P VANCE,
e nt k tnt7 nfiliRlat Bat
as a canuioaiu iur mjwM ---
tation, 71st Regiment, aiinejuneicwuu
We arc requested lo announce
ABRAHAM TROXALL,
n n candidate for die office of Mjor of the
naiiaiiou ui me
June election.
BRIGADE INSPECTOR
....... -1 tri..,nni.0 c (Yin First
ItrirrnrlP IMfJIUU LHIQIUI'I J - '
yiilitia.
..;,,,7o ,1,1,1 rt,is Stihucrs,
'hnn rfn fnr nasi lavors, 1 am uiuuou.
.... f. 1 HllllAAl
1... . (Tur mvcplf In vnur consi
uv ill, 111.."- . ...... j - .
ror tne 1 si iirigauc, 0111 jjivioiuu, l hh-
S IVama IWIIIlia at, UIU suauuig ...... j
Election. I therefore respectlully solicit
your kind influence and generous support,
If elected I will cheerfully perlorm tne sev.
.l ,t.,,:oo ...id. tmnriitilliv. nnil do all in
blfll .l,llb3 ....I. .). ".. j - -
my power to give satislacion
DANIEL FOLLMER.
Limestone township, Col. co. ?
April 25; 1842 te- 5
BRIGADE INSPECTOR.
Wc arc authorized to announce.
Cnpt.JOHN FOSTER
nn.ia.1DE VSSrECTOll. nt the June dec
tion.
BRIGADE INSPECTOR.
TO the Militia and Volunteers of the first
Brioade, Eighth Division, Pennsylvania
Militia.
FelliiD .ScWim.'-Induced by a favorable
expression of a large number of friends in
difl'erent portions of the Brigade, I offer
mysell lor your support lor the ofhee of
brigade inspector at the ensuiiifr June elec
ion. 1 do not wish to"PufT" myself into
notice, believing that my real miUtaru
qualifications, will De a suihcienl recom
mendation to ensure me a generous support
amor.g my lellow soidiets. 1 shall, there
fore content myself with assuring you. that
it 1 should be so lortunate as to be elected
tho duties ot the ofitce, villi honor to inv-
self, and to vour satisfaction.
JACKSON McFA.DDE"
April 2, 1812.
BRIGADE INSPECTOR-
To the Militia and Volunteer of the First
migaue.cigiiiii umsion, Pennsylvania
minim-
Felou Citiitns and Soditn.
As the time is rapidly anoronehlnrr
the 1st Biigado, 8ih D"i vision. P' M torn-
posed ol the counties of Northumberland!
Uiiion,,3nd Columbia, will be called immi '
in eiei:i a suitaoie person Oh tie officii
of Brigade Inspector,
CAPT. WILLIAM N. ICASE,
Of Rush township. Northutnherlaiiil chh
nircrs himself as :i ".milil iib tr ,;! kit;
Hiving oeen engaged In military affairs for
Ihe last 20 years he is Induced to believe
that he has some claim tinon his mllli,,,.
FT.- I . t .
hretherni and he feels persuaded that he is
fully competent to discharge the duties c
iho officii to tho entire satisfarimi, f i,.
peoiue. tic there ore runner,, .v,i ,
. .. ....fr . ...
iiii iuira,,LH.
April 3, 18i2 u.