SHERIFFS SAEE.
BYl.Virtuo of sundry1 writs 'of venditioni' cx
ponas, to rtie directed, will ho exposed to
publicsale, nt tho Court House, in Dahvillo,t on
Monday tho Slst day of October, 1842, ot 10 o'clock
A, M.i tho folloxving property, viz i
A(cortain tract or parcel ofland, siltiate
upon tho Susquehanna and Tioga Turnpike Road,
and upon tho East branch of Jriarcrcck, about two
and a- half miles from tho town of Ilriarcrcck.
whereon is a
FURNACE,
A FOUNDRY.
A STORE HOUSE,
2 Dwelling Houses,
A.TVkccl Wright Shop,
.And adjoining lands of 8, F. Jleadly, heirs of
George Beam deceased, and others and containing
about Thirteen Acres, more or less,
ALSO,
Upon a certain other tract, or Farm of
land, situate upon said branch of Uiiarcrcck, and
bounded upon tho East by tho county line between
Columbia and Luzctno counties, upon tho South
by Jands of Barnard Seibert, Nicholas Seibcrt and
S.,F. Ilcadley, upon the West, by tho aforesaid
lot of thirteen acres, whereon tho Furnaco and
other buildings are erected, and by lands occupied
by Henry Traugh; and upon tho North, by other
lands ot tho defendant, and containing about t oity
fivo Acres, more or lets whereon is a
FRAME HOUSE,
AND A
LOG HOUSE,
A GOOD
ORCHARD,
AND OTHER FRUIT TREES,
The land is all improved.
ALSO
A certain Tarn: lot or tract of Land situate
upon -said branch of Ilriarcrcck, and bounded
South by tho last aforesaid lot or farm, of about
Forty-five Acres, East by tho county lino of Luz
erne and Columbia, and by lands of William
Zahner; North by lands of S. F- Hcadly, West
by oilier lands" o! tho defendant and containing
Ninety Acres, more. or less, Whereon is a
A large frame Dwelling House, a Stable,
and an old Saw Mill. ' Upon this tract
there is about Sixteen Acres of imprved Meadow
land.
ALSO
Upon a lot containing One Acre and
&IX
percKes'of land, bounded upon. the 'South by tho
aforesaid lot or larm, .or. about, r oity-live Acres,
bounded .upon, tho East, by the aforesaid tract,
whereon tho GrisfMiU'ahd old Saw Mill is erected
upon'the No'ith and Vcst by other land of the
defendant, lieine a, tnancular lot ot improved
. ai.n.l lint nilllimit luiiUjprr iir nn
Upon a certain other lot containing Four
Acres of land more or less, situato. upon tho
South sido of Summer hill, and bounded South
by tho aforesaid farm of forty.fivo acres and the
saidlot of bndcreand six perches, East, by tho
aforesaid Grist Mill tract, North by other lands bf
-defendant. West by lands occupied by Henry
Traugh, whercori is a
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE.
ALSO e
Upon a certain other tract situate upon tho
Summer hill and bounded . Eastby the aforesaid
tract whereon the Grist Mill and other buildings
oe erected. North by lands of S. F. Headley, and
ether lands defendant) West by lands of J. Jacoby,
William Edwards, and by other lands, containing
-aboht Ninety Acres, part oi which is improved but
;.i . t...!i li
W1U1UUI UUUUUlg.
,. ALSO
Upon a triangular lot of unimproved land
situato upon Summer hill, and bounded by the last
'aforesaid truct.upon tho South-East and by lands
tf S. F. Ilcadley upon the North, and by lands of
.J. jacouy arid otlicrs upon tho West, containing
Forty Acres more or less, quantity unknown.
ALSO
' Upon a certain
situato upon tho
tract of Timber land,
North Mountan, adioininc
land olJcsae Uowman, 8, F. Headly and others
surveyed August 1793, in pursuance ofa -warrant
wucdoutof the Land Olhcc to Alexander Coc
JbTran, dated July 28, 1793, and containing Four
Hundred and four Acres, thirty perches and al
lowance.
Seized, taken in execution, and to sold as tho
.property of Thomas' M'Nair
JOHN FRUIT, Sheriff:
Sijintir's Office, Danville, ?
September 30, 1843. ts. 5
Public $mle
Jn pursuance of an order of tho Orphans' Court
of' Columiia County, on
Monday tho 7th day of November next,
at ten o'clock in tho forenoon Daniel Giaer and
IT r.: ...... a - - -
I xiciuy uiger. juminisirater, xc oi Jicnry Uigcr.
t Lt.Arirnn . i : , . . . .
. . , i
9
stiiftAin on junninrr i numchin in
said county, adjoining land of Mary Forest, John
Jtujfcrt, and others containing'-
, 325 ACRES,
ir thereabouts, late the estote ofsaidi dercaBcd.situ
to.lnlhe t9'jviiihjp of Montuer, and' county afo're-niJ-
,-".,:, , .. i
JA'COD El'ERLY 'clerk. '
Danville, octl2tnl8.
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&US Wo
I SHALJ, JDO IT ! !
LL persons indebted to mo must make nay
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Mew
AND .
10 w is
THE .lubscrioers inforrn tho public, that tlicj
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& HEFFXiZTSr;
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DRY GOODS, GROCERIES; HARD
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QUEEiVSWhRE, iyc.
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Broadcloths, Cassiineres, Sattinctls, am
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Summer wear; Calicoes; Ging
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Silks: Muslin de lanes;
and various other articles
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' and Cotton .Handkerchiefs and Ifasc;
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JACOB EYKR,
CHARLES HEFFLEY.
Bloomsburg, Juno 25, 1842. 9
Be ye purifieil in your blood,
Anil Health will attend you.
" The life of thi Flesh is in the Blood:'
JjEVITICUS, C. XVII. XI.
HOW IS THE 13L00.D TO BE F,U-
HIF1EI),!!
Thousands can answer this question who
. knoio from acual experience that
Dli LEIDS'S BLOOD PILLS,
. a componant pAut op which is
SAKSAPAII.r,A,
Are the safest, best, anil most cfieclual Pills
now in existence.
THE ONLY ORIGINAL, TRUE & GENUINE
DR. LEIDV'S BLOOD PILLS,
A COJIPONANT i'AIlT OF WIUC
SARSAI'AKILLA.
f'J'js attempted by Quacks' and Impostors to in
ttrndnrH fhrlr vil.. .....1 .ln..l,fltn... . 1...
assuming for tlrir name lliat of "BLOOD PILLS"
muiviiiK uiai i'ie mood j 'ills manufactured lv Dr.
T .. .. ...... 1 . . . ... r.
"u"""eu inc greatest repututtan oi ami
Vim tit exisiente. ami Hi
. ' v ii-. iiiibi-h n,
linposo upon the public, by selling theirs upon' the
fui'umiiiy vi lit. i.eniy's Ulooil rills.
Tho public aro thercforo particularly requested to
1j cautious when pnrehasing, to ask for Dr. LEI
DY'S BLOOD I'll LS.
J'he nublic aro aiimirtsl tlinl Ttr. Tr 1,1,1,
I'llls arc tltc earcat. brst. nn.1 ,nn.i tpi....
1 .... 1.ri1ll.(lia
or any now in unqt containing neither Mercury or
j v m.j.jujh,,, Vj juii'ii; uiiu
old, male and female at all limes and under all
firitynniaHce? runout icar Iroirt taking coli!, ro ,
In all cases whbro a purgation may lie riecefcsarv
Hm.n DIM . !ll C 1 t .l . .
...v.113 i ,us, ,.,u uu munu com cucctual and eiray in
their operation, nroducinf nn nnnuon nr s:i,...
of the Stomach, griping or any other unpleasant
sensations. '
Further comment, is deemed unnecessary the
numerous certificates published from time to time
from Physicims and other individuals' must have1
convinced tho incredulous, and for the further in
fotmatian of all .others, Xr.I.eidy refers them to the
directions which
They aro prcparci' and sold.wholes.Wo and retail,
at Dr. IjHIOVH IIK.IIjIU JUJIl'OltTU.V,
No. 101 rtOKVIf SVCfKYn Street, below
Vino street, (sign of tho Golden Eoglo and Ser
pents.) Also sold at
Lutz't Health fimporium, Blcomtbure.
Nov 20, 1841. 6 30
IT CHI ITCH!
DR. LEIDY'S TETTEIt AND ITCH
OIN I'M A NT, An infallablo remedy fur
vanotia alTuctinns of the SKIN, removing
Pimples, Pustules, and Eruption of the
SKIN, and particularly adapted lo tho cure
of TETTER ami ITOII.
Tfiig pinimonl liaslicen used in nnmer
otis schools throughout the city and county
as well as Factories, employing numerous
(,'trls and bnys.and among whoui Tcitttr and
Itch, as-well an other Affections of the Skm,
prevailed, .with the most unexampled Stic
ceas. Names of School Teachers, as well
as supeiintendants and Proprietors of Fac
toties, could ho given.confirining the above,
jut for tho delicacy they feel in having their
tinmen published in connection with buuIi
loathsome and disagreeable afleciigns.
Prepared anil sold m fir. I
.mporium, (Sign of the Golden Eagle and
Serpeants.) No. 101 north second slreut.be
lowj Vine; also sold, at, i , 1 !
1
Fohntrly bwtlitlby D. S. 'FOB IAS.
ESPECTFULLY informs I1I4 friends, oh,t
1 the nublic ncncrbllv. fliot he. lina tnct
ed. trom Philadelphia anew and expensive assortl
meht of ' 1
Dritgs, Ulcriiciiicsj Oils, iPnin'
Yaviiihe Gln$s, Dyeslufl's,
Conf'ccloiii arics, &c. Arc.
which, in addition to his former stock, comprises a
All persons wishinir to nUrchase ahv bf tho ntmv
arth-les ari paiticularly Invited to call apd price tho
... ... MHim uviuiu .11..11)4 t.Oi;nilCIC Ug
Is dclcrmuicd to sell os low, and by a liltln Jevvinu'.
i. 1 1.. i , '.:.
...mi ...in iiv uuugiH uny wucre eisq initio
surrounding neighborhood. '
The Subscriber considers it hnr.Hu
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clo belonging to a Drug Store.
N, B. Merchants and Physicians will find it
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In few words all arc rcsneclfullv invited .In
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JJI'UKAIM I.UTZ.
Bloomsburg, July IG, 1842. if 29.-
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as I will pay no charges fur keening, nor
lur returning her.
E. G. RICKETS.
Orangeville, Sepl, 13, 18-12.
NOTICE.
hat I have purchased ot Constable SjIo tlio
followiiiff nrtii-L'ii unl.1 1... ?:..! 1
vi.amuiu un mo dist ntl.ns tlie property of Gcorgo
Ilartzel, all, of which property I have loaned to
tho said Gcorgo Hartzcl djring my pleasure, of
which the public will tako notice.
One Lot Oats $5 00, Ryo 10: 'Wheat 5,
Straw $3 50,oncpairQuillars gl IS, 0110 Log
Uiain $1 two Ploughs SI 12, ono Harrow SI 25,
one Calf 3 40, ono Heifer SO, ono lot Potatoes
111 tho ground three dollars seventy fivo cents, do.
porn, eifiht dollars, do. Buckwheat, thrco dollars,
half a Waggon two dollars, Apples three dollars
twenty fivo cetits, Harness five dollars teveiity Ro
cents, 1
, ' " ELIA8 WERTMAN.
August 31st, 1842.
Broke into the enclosure oftlio subsrri
ber about 3 months since, a
WHITE
STEER.
dronppmg a little in his horns, tind about
four years old. The ownor is rcqucsled lo
lake him away am! pay charges
JOSEPH PURSEL.
Aladiaon Ocl 1st.
NOTICE
'S hereby given to all concerned, that I have
. purchased of Jnsrnh (Iihrim nn M .1.. i "ii
one Beaureau, 0110 Heifer f.vo Hogs, onu Bed, ono
wing J able, and havo left ihem in his poasolou
during my pleasure. I forbid any person pnrrha
"g, or taking tliemiawaylwithout'jny coliwnt.
Jk, . il . 1 tfift.! xi a :t'n
ft
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Hemlock, July 3,JH13
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