lowing ' JisKof candidate ior ilie :, Sneaker?
i hiptSof the two, Houses, mid for the the
Clerkship of tlie Seiiate, iveciit'froln tliu
'Keystone" viz
For Speaker of the ' Sedate John S.
JGjboiis, of Lehigh; Thomas McOully, (if
Bhiladelphia county jBenjaminChamptieys,
ofjliancaiter; James X' MeLmalun, of
'Franklin; Liiiher Kidder, of Luzerne,
Samuel'F. Heacliny, of Columbia,; Benja
min Ctispin, of Philadelphia comity, and
Wm.Bjler( of Clearfield.
For the MottseA. h. Roumfott, ol
Philadelphia couirty; William Elwell, of
Bradford; Hendrick H. Wright, of Luzerne
George R, Barrett, of Cleurtield; Samuel
,Kerr,,of Mercer; William B. Ilahn. of
.Montgomery: and J amen P. Brawley, Esq,
of Ciawford county.
Clerk of the Seriate. Join W. Ryan
snd John J. McCaheil, Philadelphia county
Charles W. Hegins. of Northumberland;
Henry Bueliler and Samuel I). Patterson,
of ilarrisburg; Hugh S. Morehead, of Le
high; A. J. Glossbenner of York
. Universalis!. That this doctrine is
making groat progress in the United States
generally, and in this State particularly,
appears from the following statistics,' just
published in the Universalisl Register for
1843 :
There are in the United States and Ter
rifortes j general convention, 1 historical
ribcieiy, 13 state conventions, 62 associa
tions, 018 eociulieg, C76 preachers.
' Outing the past year the denomination
has gained 1 slate convention, 3 associations
53, locieties, 40 meeting, houses, and 48.
preachers.
In the' State of f(ew York. Universities
jvavc 1 statq convention, 1 literary institu
tion, 15 associations, 280 societies; 1110
meeting houses, and 133 preachers Snow
ing an increase during the part year of 12
societies, 16 meeting housed and 13 preath
ers. Albany Eve. Jour,
' i A MEDIATION.
The New York American says' it is
lated with coiitidenderico io the Courrier
des Elate Unis, up.in the faith of rerent
private letters from Paris, that the French
anil English Governments have determined
to unite in offering their mediation between
Mexico and Texas, to the end of inducing
the recognition by Mexico ol the inuepen
dence ol Texas, and of consolidating peace
between tliera.
Sugar. In tho reign of Henry IV. a
bout two. centuries, and a half ano, stiirar
.was so scarce in France, that apothecaries
sold it by the ounce, at a price rqual to what
is now given for quinine. In the yuar
1700 the.qonsumption of .sugar did not ex
ceed 2,170,000 pounds annually, which
was about three ounces per Read, the pop
vtav'ou then being about 1H, 000,000. The
great .consumption of sugtr dates only from
the, eighteenth century. In the, year 1780,
49,010,000 pounds were consumed . in
Fiance alone.
The Vicksbuig Sentinel states with con
fidence, that a personal reconciliation has
been. brought about between. General Jack
ion and Mr. Galtioun.
.tAtE BANK PAtLtJftE. .i..
Planters' & Merchant' banki'Mobile.V'Alii. , (.
Phoenix hank. ' " " Charleston Mdgs.
Hank o' Lyons, I.vons. N. Y
Lewis Co. bank, Murtinsburgh, N. Y
INew York Uankuig Co. New York.
Housalonie R. Cd, Bridgeport. Ct.
New Hopo Del, Dridge CoV I.nmbrrtvillo,
Taylorsville I)c. It. Co, . Taylorsville, Pa.
xaruicyviiie llridge Vo,
Dk, of Hawkinsvillc,
Bank of Columbus,
Clinton Co. 13k,
Merchants' bank.
Manufac's. & Mcch's- bk,
Moyamensing hank.
Ohio H. Co.
ttatervlict Uank,
links Co. hank.
Chelsea bank,
Lafay ctte bank,
Hawkin'svilto Oa"
Columbus, Ga
I'laltsburg, N. Y.
Ne'w Orleans
Philadelphia.
ilo.Ji -''
Richmond City, -West
Troy, N. Y.
Heading, p. '
New York.
New York.
TUE'ELECTlONS.
Massachusetts W e hrvo" returns Itj
express from eight ipwns 'They giv
Altirlon f.Dem) a majority over Davis of
310 Last year thev gave flavi y u inajnri
over Morion of 104 Deniocratil- gain
420 ! '
Michigan The election in this stale is
for memlers of the Legislature
In Detroit, the Democratic ticket has
succeeded by' 198 majority, showing a gain
of 208 since the general election of 1840
Wayne county, in which Detroit is situ
ated, gives an average majority' fot the De
mocratsufSOl total gain, in two years,
339,
Washtenaw County Democratic by 350
majority I
Jackson County -.democratic by 300
majority ! ' 1 -
Jl Most Mysterious and Extraordinary
Affair 9 nOw going the rounds of the pa
pers, which reads something in the manlier
dml Wise as follows:
'Two legs sat upon tlitee legs, watching
out) leg; In came four legs, upset three lego,
knocked down two legs, and soized on one
leg. Up jumped two legs, kicked out four
legs, brought back' one fog tud all wis right
as before.'
For the last len days we have seen this
in almost every exchange paper; so we
must not fall behind the age, arid neglect
publisuing what the world finds so good and
new. We remember, however, when we
were once 'but a very little Ud,' this puz
zle Used to be one ol our favorites, and wii
were proud ol the manner in which we
could rattle it oil' from the tip of the tongue,
to iho manifest wonderment. of other jum
niles. Old tilings die, .and are forgotten,
and after a while rise from their graves
again. If there is novelty in this, ihesolu.
lion might as well go, along villi it.
1 wo leg (a boy) au upon three less
(a stool) watching one eg (a leg of lamb);
in came four legs (a clog upset tureu li gs
(the stool) knocked down two legs (the
boy.) and. e!Ztd no one leg (tile" ley ol
Iamb,) U,p jumped two legs (the. boy.)
kicked out foil) tegs (the dog,) !roiiyht h'ck
one leg (the. leg of lamb,) and alt was right
'i'.i. ..ii -...i i.. .... .i.i
no uiiuiu. ij.it o fin- iinu now we wu, io
uuy be Batisfied.aiid go to dinner 1 Picuy
une. '
wsi. MqikiEi.vYj & co.
HAVU jgut Vcceived a large assortment, of
FAIili NP WINTER GOODS
Df cvtry variety, ffifcb they arc enabled to plTer lo
tho public a little lower than than the cheapest for
mo itpAuy uu uuvvn, uch as
C.1SII or COUJVTflV I'RODVCE,
the THOCSAND YKAU CUKDIT 8Y6TtM
having, been AUANlHlNCD'
Anioug tlicir asBorlnient of
Wry $Mmnl
may bo found nil the varifticj of Knglinh, French
ami Aioericun Munufartiucs of Wool; tifitton, silk,
flax and hemps amoog tvhich is an elegant assort
ment of Rlltierll.lrt. firm'nhlViimfHnn.TtrAml rUitti.a
ntid l'asslmeres:Ssttinetlii'Cottonand Ijlnen ljrilli
ini; Irish r.inerikj broivrl Hollnhdsj Marieilci and
other YrBllngSt 811k Veket's; brown and bleached
Shittingsnnd fSheciiiiRs, Callroei; printed Lnwns
And Muslins, Mouslilie 'delaini-'; Challiesf plain and
figured Silks a largo variety of silk, lnnluir. and
merino bhhvvis ami iiamiKerclucti, Laily s and
Gellemen's Gloves and Milts, llosierv: llilibmis.
Gentlemen and Children's
.. Effect of Millerism, A Boston paper
states that four feinalus, living wiiliin a
short dislanco of each other in Somerset,
have within a lew weeks become deranged,
fn .consequence of the preaching of the
Millentes'. One is since dead one has
becti'ient to the lunatic asyluni at Woices
ter, and two remains with iheir friends.
' , A MAMMOTH PEAR.
The' Cincinnati Chronicle boanls of a
roacn ninth pear, from the orcharil of Mrs,
Eliza F. Morgan', North Bend, whose
dimensions startle the beholder.. It meas
ures; on one circumference, 15 1-4 inches,
and on another, 19 1-4 inches, : It weighs,
three pounds.
Flour at Pittsburg on the 10th $2 $7,and
3 00 from wagons and. boats,
The .amount of frauds perpetrated in
New York by E. Hasted are estimated at
Dearly .900,000.
i
An inventory was lately.' taken of "the
Cron diamonds; ' peatls, kc. of France.
The number is 81,302. weiuhinc 18,751
aiid valued nt ad;000,200f. 'abontjCS.OOO,
000 sterling,
'; ... r
' In Paris, -Mo, on the 39ili,- corn -was eel
''0(7,9140 ;ent8 a bjish'l oats 10 cents,Vdd
potk'frora iji fo 8'i,50 per, 10,q b,s. , .
caamisnTirfTT.TrTSMsjriiiii inm m.
MAKUIEU On the lOlh inst. by the
Rev. William J. Eyer, Mr AURAHAM
OLASE, to Miss CATHERINE MIL
LER, both ofMifllin.
On the 10th inst. at Greenwood, hv El
der John Sutton. .Mr. WIJiMA VI BRA1
LE,Y of LimPKtoiiB, lo Mist RACUAEL.
daughter of William Lemon, of the former
place.
On. Ilie27lh.ulhy the Rev, S. S, Shed-
den, Mr SAMUEL, M'NINOH, ofTurbit
township Northumberland county, to Mts
MARY M CORMICK, of Ilcmlpcli tp
Columbia co.
On Sundav the 30th ulU hv I.tic W.
Mi sgute.Ecq. Mr. JOHN JOHNSON.to
iMi-s.UATHAUlNK. Uaugh'erOf Mr. Jo
soph Crawford, all of Mount Pjcasuut tp.
Columhin co.
On the I8tlf u'll. hy (he Rev. J. Ball, Mr
JACOB ARWINE, ') Mi.fi CIIRISTI
ANA BELLIOK. both of Iflmlork tp.
r4-
Were you Jjoin. in ' Wedlocki' aked a
qnlzzical lawyer of a country fellow,- 'No
ir, I. was born in the Jorsied.'
An exchange says the girls complain that
Hie times nre so hard the young men pan'l
Py their addrcttti, Why don't the girls
t8f 'and kttv liic ttd ffVPr 9,(a$f(
LKCTURES ON ENGLISH GRARIAIAIt
inpnilE undersigned proposes rlelivoriiig a course
JL dTlecturcson lu. Urammar; consisting 01 ofi
lectures for tho benefit of such youngt persona" as
hayo not an opportunity of intending school in tho
day time; and who flrp ilesirous ot hcponung ac
iiuainted w'tfi the. craminarofthfl Cnulish lancuaze,
Three lectures will bis delivered each' wctk, on such
evenings as may be most uuitabltt. Tho.-e debiroiis
of uniting to form a class for the above purpose.wlll
please make early application andleavn their names
at ctjhcr. of tho printing ofliccs in Ltloomsburg, or
the subscriber, in order to commence as early us
posiiulo.
JOSEl'H U BU,ES,
Dloomsburg. Nov. 19, 1813. 30;
r -.
, LOST, ori FriiUy, the 2 1 si dn.y, of Oct
1942, snniuvvhecp in tho township of Fish
ingtjrcek.-pr UeenwouU, a rhikkhi.
POCKET BOOK,
c.oulnih,ug. about,; $fd5 ,)!,uk n"tf.
One live on tho vTuiois Bank, I'oltsiMlte,
and other Relii t Nole of ilifereni hanks.
Anv person finding said I'ooKtt Book, ,and
will deliver it, with its. roiiiunis, in 1I10
owner, shall receive iIip ahovp reward
RICHARD HAYCOOK.
HATS,
CAPS,
.&(. tic 5ti:., $co.
Gentlemen's, Ladies.and Children's
P
BOOTS
.1JYD
SHOSS.
Anion? their
will be found
5
Sug?r and ColPo ,pf several I.inds and quality,
.Imperial, oung Hyson, Hyson bkui, and
Shnuschons Teas; Chocolate, Wpicca of all
kind; Madeira, J'ort, Lisbon ami, Malega
Wines, Urandy, Holland Gin, Spirits,
,Rum, and Whiskey Wejt India, New
UrlcaiiH, Sugar Houso 'and iloston
byrup MOLASSUS,
HARD WARS,
Knives and Forks. Cutlerv -Saddlery. Coach and
Wagon, trimmings and mountings, Mill and M cut
6'jws, tenant aw, Saddler's, Shoemaker's.-Tailor's'
and Carpcnteis tools; Ulaeksmilh's Anvils and
Vices; Sweeping and a great variety of other brush
es; till kinds of Hopes and Cordage &c. ice.
A larxc and elegant assortment of
CHINA. GLASS
r AND '
Quccusware,
CROCiCKItY .W.AUti.
tf '- y -tin
Of air kiudi by the Ton or smaller quantity,
Spring "Stool, Knrjlish bliaier, Crowley,
Sheer and Csst steel, German st','l,and
American blister. Nails and, pikrti,
. Large and small Copper Kttttes, .c.
ft Is imitOAfciblo In mentittii Kermrntelv in nn nd-
vcrlisement, all tb nrlicles whifh thny hnv,- on
hand; but tlio subscriber.) with It to be understood
thattbeii assortment has been laid 111 s'AIcly with a
vie to supply tin' wants of the country, and there
fore few will bn disappointed 'who rr.ay call upon
them to hive their individual wants supplied, pro
viueu tnev oiler in eicnunne 1 lie.
"KEADVOb L.OVVN."
Wir.l.rAM McKELVV & Co.
Djoms!iurNov, 10, ISl'i. 30 tf.
1
Ciddl
etal.
3
4
5
7
8
!)
10
11
12
U!
U
15
1G
17
18
10
20
81
'24
85
2G
7
28
2U
no
ai
32
33
31
35
, 30
List of Causes..
For iiotmb?r Term, 1842.
FIRST WfifeK: , ',.- ;
llenjinuu Haywood, et al vs. L'dwaid Ji
c,,it al.
- SIXONf) WEEK.
Robert Moutcomery el al vs.; John Cousin -
Williain Uale'vr. Chnilcs 'Crni'i;. ,
Comt'h. 'of I'erinsylvariia vs William 'Colt.'
Charles Miller et alvs tjamuel Iiwin.
,1skon Ctary y Mary Hauler.
John CuniiiiiuRs vs John C LessTg. ...
Hamuil Miller vs John Autans Adm's.
J6hu Maun ft alvs Moms Mnyer, .
Gvoige fi Gehrig vs l''redenc 1'ridley etal.
Henry Coder ft al vkJoIiii llrjggs Uir.
John Kresslcr vs Aaron Doone.
Daniel Hontz vs lturtt Patterson.
Thomas l.oyd vs William Kiichen,
Knorli ri I UiV. vs K.hvard V Farquhar.
John M Mhus vs Thomas Urandon.
Christian A llrobst vs fSiuion P Kase etal,
lil.'iaboth Prnng vs Michael Guigcr's Kir's,
John P Ma,ins John N C Martin.
Comt'h. of Pe nnsyluania vs Win M'Kevy.
John G Itrenue r et al vs Henry Fidlmerl.
Thcadure WeI vs thn little. !A.bll ltoad
John OUnup vs I1U Hughes e t al..
Fiutiois Ilullri admr'o, vs John ii'hoadi.
Vuletitino lii'vt s lltnrv Ucifcnbacher.
J 1C Mitchell vs James lidliats.
Joint C lloydvn Georgri Krwin.
Samuel llnrkeiilHjr? vs Kber Cutleri
Isaiah 6'liumau vs Abraham Griesimer,
Nalhuu Cidier vs Pavld Prttikin et al,
Abraham Terwilliger vs D.iliitl Owt?
Fihiicis J Kuill Thomas Chiinbers.
Henry lnuiii vs l'hllip (Vitnei-i'l af
Georgo Mnyrr vs Georgo Matirct,al.
Jilah Iliibcrt ct nl vs Cornelius Still.
J'tter WalJy vs Michael C Grier. ' '
The Ibllowltia is a liMUf ihsj wholesale
ahd retail dealers uT "Foreign- Merchandize
in the county ol G nimbi... Classed- ' foU
lows lor 1842 viz
TWELVTII CLASS
William Donaldson
Peter Baldy
William Diddle & cm
William M'Ki-Ivy
John & J,, R, Sharpless -
Abraham. Miller. ,
Deri & ,M 'Bride ,
Joiin O. 'liner 1 ' (
Leib & TrftfO ' '"" '
E. &. C, Roynolds ' " f
J. ifc J llOU'tildi, iL COi !' '
fiHRT'EE ri c,l:4s,;
Daniel L. bchmivk ' 1 .,
Rupert & Sin ion
Cleoie Weaver' ' 1
Cyrus Uncoil 1
Robert Bf Sproul .fc-t-o.
Andrei & I'liicr .Vliller'
C. A. fe 0. G. Brobst
Sliumau Si Riitenhouse'
Levers & Nagle
Gruh, Urr 6c Dye
Robert M'Oay
Masters &, Mather
Simuel Hi'ckenberg ' v
Elcaze.r BiouiWell -' , '"
N.itli:ni Snyder
Bmwn.iSt Creaty
Gtirgi! Shumaii
Lnvi Ueisel
Geuigu K iiifuiaii
Kitw tioicf & Lcihriek
Billii& Milieu
E & .J..Laziru , , . ,
CovjtiihovairtSi Steward .1 .
Wllliiin, Wi.Coo'k' :
. FOURtEUCTU CL.ASS
hrai-l Wells s , . , ,
Christian (lartmaii
Sieplien B.ildv
fcl II. Foit:ltV& co.
George Kelrhii'tsr ' ' '
Ne.alM,Cay ',' '
Viuiiah Reuse & co.. '1,
Eves Khsut & co.' 1 ' '
Hugh M'A illiaois
'M'ir"hall ShoemnkVr,& tii'.
James fi Hutiiringioii
John ;Lui)ly ; " l" " '' ' ',' .
(ip,prj;e Kaiifin'ritV
.CoJmaii &. Miller - , ,
Williuin,& D. Foiix ; 1
Williaiu Al Aulon ' 1
Miihcs Mnyor
Jo-l.pl! tiliarrile'sV;1 ;, h V
Dengler it Wrtinaii ' "'
Russid P. WVlliver. , ...
(Jolt & Ruhel ' ' " 1 .
-paid
paid
AKD PRODVCCi
STOUE.
THE Subscribers aie about ree'eiting
ij . 'jWUj snd will open in. a few days, ihe. CHEAP
n.ini HST and BEST assurtmeut of toods ever'
.,,.( -bronchi 10 this market, which they uredn.
,u '. trrmuied to sell for CASH and PRODUCE
E. H. BICiGSACo.
Not, 5, 182 28.
paid
p.iiil
Vai'tl
paid
paid
linp.iitl
uri)Mld
unpaid
unpaid
nupaiil
unpaul
paid
'pi id
tinf.tiii
pAid
Uttpaid
unjiaid
urtpai'd
unpaid
.(ih'paid
paid
unpaid
paid
pJld
unpaid
unpaid
unpaid
unpaid
'unpaid
psid
unpaid
unjiaid
paid
- Pa,Itl
unpaid
unpaid
unpaid
'Unpaid
tiiip.iul
tllipald
unpaid
unpaid
?, paid
unpaid
unpaid
linpdid
unpaid
BlooJiisburg Aiillefy.
nriHB members of the Dloojisucho AbtilirjI
t'Jm "n , iif'fvj iiuuueuiiuruoei at
on;.. v ,.-. . . , . "
Saturday, Novi 10 at II o'clock. Jii Mti
for the purposA of.makins sn exclusion to CaltJ 1
tvissai- -i i
ii'Tiie BAND arc required (o attend
A general atteudanco of the' membris'Mnii
requested. k ...
IJy order of Ihe Ca'pta'm.
C, CKAMM, O, X
llboanburj, Nov. 5, 1812. ,
Mi
VAliUABlLE FARM
AT PUBLIC SALE.
TO" bo sold at public sale, on the premise, -M if
the 10th day.of,DcrcmberniM3, thatrvatuas T(
ble,and well improved farm, situated near Jersey-. jr
town, Madison ownsHijp.'Columbfa county .adjoin
ir(g lands of Jacob Zcisloft, John Heljer, and others' '
the' property of John Vastine, dee'd. confsiauig j
about j
.1.50 AClJES; !
hra-3
About ono hundred acres cleared land, a
quantify of
(S3- AW S
l
well watered, a good Orchard, and in a good sttfel
of cultivation the buildings are
A Fraihtt
I
Paul
0'l)iie.'s Sl co. . Unpaid
Silas Allen ( . . .- . paid
George Stives unpaid
Jonas Sperling ' unpaid
Moies Alav ; '' 1 :! :' liniiaid
L B. RUPERT. TVeasV.
Bloomsburg,.Nfiv. 5, 184'2 28.
a frame Barn,
and a
- StoneT SprinffhoaM
The uncleared land well timbered
'-j ' ' At'so
Another trcl, Situated iri th
township, adjoining; ninln? u jrtt ail"SC
' FORTY ACRES
unpaid S part of which' is cleared, ths balance btiag
. P'td
1
I
I
1
1
Wanted fVivi'uiu opfyORi
Grand Jury fur November Term 1842.
Driercrcek Mahlop tlicks, Frederick ?"cely
lSL,om Thomas WSHits, Joseph Pdlie"
Vatfawisici Geiprge Alears. lacoh Yctter
FifhivaerctH John Albertson, Peter Valt, Ccr-
nelius Coleman . .
Greenwood- George MoEtven , ,
Htmlcek Jacob Iti-hel
Liberty Andrew Uillmeyer. Jarue Madden,'
Androw .Cui.nininns . ..
MuJieoii Henry Craivford , ( ,
Makv'ttng Willimn AjoMahon
Mifflin Stephen Michael, Gotlcil) Miller, Jacob
Hartzell Sen .. .
.Miif fu,r dimn uiciiarus
,Orj)ige-ri jdfrey Kline
(oui'.Mgcrjtefc Uarpel Keller,, Llbyil Thomas
George r.turuiaa. ... ' , (( ,
. n- TraveKSbJurylst if'tehx'; ,
nrlercrrei ,f.ut'her 'B'rwrii 'Ellshi'purtftjjh't '
'7iMt,;;t Rob'c Hi'-ei fiijch, Jusrp'h' llcnderiho'
QatMufi-f btacy Al l jjram.'Jes'sc" Cleaver, Ja-t
cilrlVoitVi-r.Thuina llaruYr ' , , ...
Dtr.ry Samuel liriUfU", Johh Craw'lord' ' ", '
G'rt'enxeood Andrew lve(k'Ja'ttcs,KeJ. . '
Ihmlick Jothua Mtli'denhalt, 'Jatues Emtnctf,
Adam Sirouft Oomelhis- Vatifiom'' '1 '
1 JiicJifor-r-l)i d .Ueinley
. Liberty Georgo UiUinuycr, Villiam,nishal
lUnrinn 'William ilondcrshot . . . ...
Mihoniiiix Iejtandet Montgomery, Jacob 'S
I.asbells, John l'utton, I'etei llioder , , .r
iV.iiK JohnGe.h'Mt Jr., Isaiah Sjiumait
Munleur John H,Quic ,
Or anc-rrl acoti Good , J ames Pulterson
JiouriiifCrll JoKcph .Wlurpless, l'cter,G'tar-
hart, Isaac Uhod'htJauics.Craig
Sugarloaf John, Kline
VatieyDwi Blue
Tra,vcrte..Jury, 2 J lF!etk.
Uriereretk Jojui'Trca! Tcter Dsison, 'Leonard
Sponeyberger. Ipaialt 8plomou' ,
liloom John Itobison ' . ' , i
Caivwiisi Samuel Drum, Jacob Shuman.Solo-
mon H.elivig, George lughes, Ja:ob Clay well '
Dtrry -George Uilluicyer . ' 1 ,
(. .;''.,,. ..,i, 1.1, - ivl.i:,, ' i .
Crrrnwoiid Jahu'Coot. John Harret 1
ifmock llenrv Keller. Ultis Appleman Jr. '
Jceksoit-- Wra. 'M.k
Liberty-' .Wni Oslo - j ' 3"
lAmtintir John Goiii'er
.tfirfioi--Ju;eplr5hctp..notert-J'o.hnso'r "Jeiiej
iiatner , j ;
., Majip'iini-Jihu, Rperrinj, John I'est, Jacob:
Mctliler. .M Kliucl Sanders , .
Mijpin Henry l'eltit, ljcnry . Miller, Sr.
Mvntatir JU 1 Hn sr. jf.
A'iiun Pltotaut-r -William I, TkcVr
.Orflge.--UaljhKlli)ti,JoUii Vaiitv, Pe tor Hay
man
&ugarloafr -John Boss, (ssiak 0(4s
Timber linnd, -.
- Adjoining lands of Wm- Welliver, snd PowslI Bei
dole. ..
' "' A'L'90
certain tract of Umber land situate i
the same Idrtnship, containing
21 AGRES
Anil IViaciy-nine pcrclie.
Adjoining landj of iPe(er Heller, Daniel Bnyr'er
and others.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, A. M. when
terms of salo wijl.be mado knovn. Pcrsops desi
rous ofgetting'i'nformation felatue to either of the
nbovo named trarts, can obtain. th.q same by falling
on ROBERT CAMFBELi;.wb.o ;rpsldes on th
fann.
WH. VASTINE,
AMOS VASTiNE1.
, HUGH VASTINE,
Exetutoi'ti
October, 1, 1812.
ar is.
DftOICE into the enclosures
about tlie firU of July last', a
WISHES
of tke 'uteribt
withsomobfend'e sfiotavsHort'tail, anil sTioutfanr
years old. The owner i$ requested to pay. chbfge
anu use nnrfawsyi - -
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Fishing Crttic, 8rn,.ipl8iS.
( IFELLIVEn, DlBCD.
TtjOTIUE is hereby giroo. that letters te.lamen
I y tary have hcen granted tq tho stjtrcribcrs, re-
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siuiug nt. tiuuison lownsnip, upon inc jato. wi or
Vni. Vfelivcr, latq of Modi'.ion towiielup.aforeaid
dee'd,. therefore, id! po'soris indebleil lo said estale,
are requested to niako' piyuient', and nil lisvinsf
lairus o present tlicm Tor settlement.
' ' JOHN WEI.'DIVER,
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Jsrwytown, Oct. 20, 1842. 8T-6V.
Executorf.
A School for the, instruction of youth, in
the various bf.Vdchcs of science and litefn.
Acedeniy 11
(urr, will be opened. in the
Bluoiusbiirg, on -
Monday, 3 of October
Application 'for admission to be rnada ft
the Sr horjl Cniiiitiiiiee, or to the nhcribrr
wlitu (lie terms of luiilon will be umdu
known.
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