fti 3 Ciijbr yiti Business. TilE'subscribcrs would Inform their frlcrids and hij publip gencraly, thftt they have entered. Inlo 'Copartnership under thb firm of "Vortho purposo of carrying o'rt the' Above- business hUlioold stand of GhristianShumani OllrtlSTlAN & HUMAN. 3i v J AM ES T. PAGO.', Beaver Valley Dec. bl., 1842. 00. ALL persons indebted'to' mo must scttlo their "accounts before the first of March next. " CHRISTIAN'SHUMAN. -Uever Valley, 'Dec. 31 1842r NOTICE, THE Subscribers purchased at Nonstable, ealo on the 33d Dec. 1843. the following sold aa ho property of William Coleman in llloomsburg 'Col. co. ono black Mare.ono two horso Ws-i.on.oiie two horse Sled, one single set Harness; one set boat Darnes.., one straw Knife, ono Pi tchfork, ono Mn inirc fork, one strap Bolls, one brass mantle Clock, Mniei.Buroau, Also ono Sleigh sold on the S7th De:. 1843. The property wo have left in possession of said Coleman during our pleasure, oi, which tho public will pleaso lutto notice. L. B. nUPERT, E. 0. "BARTON. ' Bloomsburg Dec. 31, 1843. 3G. NOTICE. fWHE undersigned has purchased at Constable m sale as tho property of John Karns in Sugar loaf township, Columoia co. on the 30th day of uec mvi, ono piece ot Wheal, ono piece of ltye, ono small Bull, ono Cow, ono mantle Clock, and hovelet (hp same in possession of said Karns dur ing my p!easure,of which thepubhe will pleasotako notice. ABRAHAM H. LUNGER. Dec. 31. 18.42. 30. ' NOTICE. FsflHE undersigned purchased at Constable sale JL as the property of John Kline, in Sugarlouf .. ,..t 1.! - - (A nl.t. . n.n Til1 . ifj. juiuuiuia cu. uii ucc A'tui io?, one 1 lougn, ona Sled one red Calf, one bay Colt, ono dun IIcilTcr, one brown ilare, ono grey Mare, one bay Horse and one Waggqn, and have left.the same in possession of said Klino during my pleasure, of which tile public will please take notice. ABRAHAM H. LUNGER. Dec: 32,1842. 3G. NOTICE. . ' fWIfE undersigned purchased at Constable sale ' Jt as the property of John Karns inSugarloaf tp. Columbia co. Dec, 36, 1842, one fanning Mill, one cutting Box, one Bureau, one corner Cubboard ono Saw, nineteen Sawlogs, one Harrow and one Plough; and have left the same in possession of said Karns during my pleasure, of which the public will please take notice. JAMES McFANE rD:c3! 1842..-r$0. ; NOTICE. - . . a THE's'ubscribcrVhavc purchased nt Constablo sale as the nroDcrtwoTJames C. Fox. to wit: half df m acres of Wheat in llio. ground,-one acra of Wheat in tho ground mid onq-acrc of Rye in the ground, and have If A the, same- ih possession of .,,. Pn. Anr.r.'rr r,1...." (" ..l.t.U ll. ....Mi. Will iatiU ItUlltU. WM. McKELVV & Co. Dec. 31. 1343. 3G1. , NOTICE. i 1 1 THE undersigned ptirchased at 'Constablo sale as: the. property of William1 Edgar,' to wit: liltecn (Teres of Wheat in the ground; ono Horse, one two horse Waggon, six Hog.; 'thrfce Ploughs, two Kfts Harncsse's, one set of Swinzlctrees. two iron Kettles, ono Sadie and '.Bridle.aml havo'left the me in possession of said hdgar during my picas: urc, of which the public will take notice. DANIEL STOKER. Dec. 31, 184336. ' Fur'Jamlan) Term? 1R43. 1 V,ilfiamlae vs Charlcs"Craig' !2.rninmnnwn'illli va VVitlifim f!nll ' '"3vMafy SirVwbrfdge vs Jesse Funston i vliarlesiiillrr el ? vs bainuel Irin 5' John Oum'mings et'al vs John 0. Jes ' ir' r 'i Samtiel' Miller vs John Anion's Admls, .7 John Mann el $i va Mpses Moyer. Gnurge E, Gehrig va Frederick Fritlly vi.iit etral. Uaniel lloats vs Patterson, el i ' !10 r?li'7,,t.ntVi .- Ml.t,.l'n.n.... ""'" "'fa It-H WM, VUMCVIUI ' ..-ft,.- - 1 1 Johfl F, Manri vs St C. Martin 12'('omth. o. Pennsylvania va Win. Me ' ' -Kcivy 13 iFredericka Bealea Exec, vs Henry Fdllrrior - "' ' " ,' " .i rHiig s au, Aums vs jonn unoues U Valt-MHItU! Mpt1 Vfi Ilfnrv IlpifAnhjr hnr lt-dlllin 13- Hnt'ii vv nnnm,. 17V.... n '""elal ' Oi-.Ueoriro Mover vs Goort'o Maus el al 1 Joftult Egbert et al vs Oortieh'us Still 2 Jolm T. Uavis vs Aslibel B. VViUun ..etall. 3 Cliafl'es,,Car(!eg va James Siraw. .uriugq 1 Casper Clirt9lmans, Adrar vs John lloblion-' Leonard Stougliton vs Charles F. Miyi , . ' ' .. . Ltioturdj loyghtou va B'fiijamin P. FricJt Archihalil , Voris vn Clarissa. A. "Bclicnek fbri'fm '?iepgrn'ys Lewis II. Mu, i tll .- mil .... i kfkY vi'riuo of,a wri't.of loVaHaiacusi to''medV JLP reeled, 'villi lie.)expofed 16 public" sale, at the Court House, In Danville, on Monday, January to, 1843; at 10 n clack, A i M; Jill Ihht certain lot of land alt'uale in MaHoriitig'tdwnsliip'i'CblnrriVia' bo.' rfnd Slato bf Pcnnsylyania, bounded .ndUCscribed as roltows.to witiBcgtnningat a chesnUt;oak, a corner b'f iAI txander Monlgouicry.'s land and by, a fallen sprUc'o, Uldnco by the same land across Mahonihg creek, woup. nity-nine uerevs,,t;a twenty ftui percjieg (o a post, thence by the 'same ltfrfde.Soulh sixty degrecsand one-half; Jiast'twclv perches and two tenths to a whilcoaK.Jhence,, qouth ,sixly-ono de grees, Eatt'slx' perclics to a gum, thence Houth thirty-two degrees alnl onc-tptarter, East twenty) perches and two.tenths td u mipto, thenco Houth sixteen dcgrees.East fiftcpn perches find threc-UJr.ths to a post, thence ssoutli eighty degrees add one quar-' ter, East nine perches and five-tenths to a stone, thenco Boulh thirty degrees and one-quarter, ast twenty perched to a poit, thence North Myiiine and three-quarter degrees East two hundred and fourteen petches to a poit or corllcr ol land'b? Dr. Magill thence by tho same North thirty degrees and one quarter' Wcsl twenty -six perches to a hickory, a corner of eamo land and land of Georgo Patterson thence by the said Patterson's land and lauds of. Philip Sidler, South fifty-nine ilegtccs and three quarters West one hundred and twenly -sit, perches to a post or wintcoan stump, thence .North thirty, ono drces and three-eights West forty hind per. ches to a nine stump, thenco South fortv-nine'de. grees West eleven perches and seven-tenths to p post North ten degree VVcst fourteen perches olid cjght-tcnths to a blacko.ilc stump South seventy eignt degrees, west twenty perches and eight tomns in a DiacKoau,iorji sixteen degrees anil ony half East thirty perches to a small pino North fifty degrees and llircc-qUartcrs, East forty-four perches to a dead pino North thirteen degrees and one-half Westone hundred and thirty -four perchetf to a pine iNorth seventy-tour degrees and one-half, West six ty-three perches to a blackoak, thenco by Joseph Maus land South filty-sevcn degiees and ono half. West eighty perches to stones, tAcn North twenty nine degrees and one-half West one hundred and forty-seven perches to a Mr. Heslct's land, thence North eighty-four degrees and one-half, West clov en pcrchoi to.a maplo stump, South twenty-rlvd digrecs and ono half, West twenty-two perches to post, North seventy-four degrees, West eleven perches and one-half to a whitcoak stump, North fifty degrees and one-half West thirty-three perches and one-half to a whiteoak stump North fifty de grees and one-half, West thirty-'Jirce perches and one-half to a post, thenco by land of Joseph Maua South fifty-eight degrees and three-quarters. West forty-seven perches and six-tenths to a fallen white- oak, thence South thirty-three degrees, and one-half Last three hundred and ninety-one perches to the beginning containing 'J'hree Hundred and Srxty nine Acrco and three-quarters of an aero and allow ance bo tho same more c less. I Seized, taken In execution an to ho.sold as the property ov tdward li. Uiddle. Y virtue of sundry writs of ven'a. exponas, to JLP me directed, will be exposed td public sale, at miv Buuiu iiiuu uiiu jJiuce as tuorcsaiu A certain tract of land situate in Hem lock tp. Columbia 'co. containing . 8 ACRES, more or-lcss', adjoining lands of Caleb Gallon Mc Kclvy'and AppUman; 'ahd others, whereon' is erected a small ( . . and, : Stable.'' Kcircd, token in execution, 'and to be solo as the property of Nathaniel Hcnrio. ALSO A certain tract' of land situate in MiJJlin township, Columbia county containing Jit more or less, adjoining, lands of David Davis John .VanblcugUm and others,whercon is erected a smalt jog house and barn's Seized, taken in exc cut!onand to le sold as' the ... r T .r.ii 1 ' ' piopcriy oi jamea vanoicrigum. ALSO, A certain lot of land situate in the town ship of Cactawissa,. Columbia co. adjoining McKel vv find ntlpru Ivinir nn u.lfth .IrnAf' , Seized, taken in execution and to be sold as .the . .. e r . , property ui ueorgo iruiers. 1 ' ' ALSO, A certain lot, of around, situate in th lawn ol Danville,ColhmbM county,fronling on Mill street and extending back to M ihoning crerk and aujoiiuiig a tot oi jonn jtioore ana other land ot said Frederick P. Maus on which is erected a ' WHEELWRIGHT SHOP ' AND' Blacksmith Shop. AlffO. nnnlhf-r Inl iC rrrnnnfl. eitnntA in ftm t.n.n of Danville, Columbia co. fronting on Mill street, anu xu-nuing uacK 10 Manyming crtcic ana adjoin ing a lot of'Charlos Whiioond the abqvo described lot of Frederick P. Maus. bn which Is erected Two Frame Dwelling Houses, ' ono Frame STORE fHOUSE i r va one WSa, i IIIIAMB STABLE. Seized, taken in execution ami tb'be sold' as't'ho properU of Frederick '.Maus. ALSO, A certain lot situate ih Valley township Columhia county, containing ONI3 ACHI3, whereon is erected a ' ..' StoHe DivelHnpr Iiousc? a Tn House and fixtures; with other opt JuUdins. and adjoining lands of John Maun, a id others. uciu, iokvii 111 execution anu to tie sold as tho property of James Donaldson. " Cne certain lot of , ground situate in mota or less whereon is erected a Two Story frltJUKK itOVSfttoSVE JFIt.1.TIE 8MTO& Wit w.iaoni-uousE. r adjoing lands of Jacob Bbmboy, William Stall Esq. and nUiers, " ALSO A itrlain tot of ground situate In lilt village of Orarlgeville, containing Otic Half A crc, ttliercon is erected TWO 'Fit AM B IIOUSESj " One tFramc Stable, lying blohg Maih krtel. ndmhered In the' jilah said town, adjoining land ot Isaac Kline atld others'. Seized, taken in execution and toba sold as tho propei ty,fvC. H,M!Plicroiu ,. ALSO, All the right, title., and interest of a certain lot of ground situate in Bloom t6wiiship, oiumoia co. containing : ONE HALF ACRE. more or Jens adioinim John Kobiion and bthcrs, whereon it 'elected "a" Seized, taken in execution and to be. chM it tho propeity ot JohnHatelct,J Y virlito ofa writiof ahas'levan facias, W fno directed, will bo. exposed, td Public sale at the t ...! ..i e - viuiu unu luae ai orusQiu, All thdt, certain hub stohl- fratnt titetllt tug Housu situate (it the NoUhern nart of the town of Danville in saidcountylon tllo West side of Pine street, being sixtceti-feet in .front' on cold Pine street by twenty-eight feet back, and the" lot or piece of ground and curtilegqappcrtcnant thereto, which lot Is marked and numbered in Montgomery's addition to said town No. and bounded on the East by Pine street, on the North by lot of J. D, Hahn, West by an alley, on the South' by other'lot of said H. Primer.sald lot heine fortv-ninu feet in front on said Pine street, by one hundred and forty two feet back, being the house and lot now occupied by said Primer. Seized, taken in execution and to bo sold as the property, of Hi nry Primer. JOHN FHUIT, Sh1ff. Siir.niFr's Office, Danville, ? December 23, 1843. f.. 1 shekife's saies. lix Untie ol n writ Of levaria fipinn In mo (Jirec-.cd will bo exposed to public sale ni f' :.. n 'n 1 . ..iv uvuii uuuso 111 Lauviiie on lYjonuaj ouanuary iu, lHia at 10 o'clock' A. M Alltftal certain mesuajxe tenement and hhiee Acres and six perches of land strict measure lyiiig, being and situate in the township of Mahoninz. in the countv Columbia and Stnte of Pennsylvania, being u lian oi a larger tract ol land containing mqre or less, bounded and described is fol lows, to wit: Hueiniunir at the East sido of the public road leading from Danville lo oauawissa, and corner of out lot No. 5 1 1 I Llf -. .. ' iiicntc aiung jiuonc roau pauiit aixty one uegfces, jvjsi lourteen perches and three lentils ol a perch to a post and cornet of David I'ancasts lot, thence by tho same ISorth forty lVo degrees; East thirty three jerelics arid ciglit tenilis.pl a. perch; !P a post on tlie hank of FennsyUania canali thence down, said canal North lorty two degrees, Weal fourteen perches to a post and corner of tho aforesaid lot No. 5, thence by the same, South seventy two degrees. West thirty nix perches to the aforesaid public road,.and place of beginning . confining three acres and six perches strict measure ofland. numbered with the number filfir with the appertenahces'. On these promises is a good BLAST FURWACJK for smolting iron with all tho buildings and appurtenance,) for llio same, anda Also,, two TOWN liO'l'S iii Scchiers part of thb (own of Danville aforesaid, bp ginning at the corner ol Market and Third street, thence along Market street one hun dred feet to lot No, 10, thence along ssid lot one hundred and fifty feet to a twenty feet alloy, thence along said alley one htin? dred feet to Third street aforesaid; thence along said Third' street uu hundred ,and fifty1 four fect to Market.sireet the place' of begining; containing .fourteen, thousand and' four hundred square fejt of ground with appurtenances. . , Seized, taken in executinn.and to be sold as the property of George Patterson, BY virlue,;ofa writ of vena exnonas to me directed will bo exposed to public sale at the samc tinlo and place as aforesaid. A certain lot of grouud situate, in the .lu.wn of Otangeyille; ' Orange tp, Uol. eo. routing on iiaui stiect anu adjoining a lul ,oi j esse uoietuan, Uoi C'odrgffSeiple, weretin is erected a Tramo House AND I FRAME STOREHOUSE. Btlached to the same.and a small STAHLE. Also nn a certain other lot jn the l .s'anie town and adjojpiijg q of J, Coleman and without improvement. , , ,( i . .Seized, taken up execution and to be sold as.,thetproperiy qf y iljiam Faux. SnEiupr'a Ofick Danville, ) December 33, lpl2. 5 - v JPuhltc Sale. 1' ft pUts'unpe'hfra$ order vp Sift OfphinV O&uA of Columbia Cohnly, ort ' , . , i ..!! 1 Thuratlav thb 12th 'dav br iahllarV heSI. teh;Vcl6ckk triafoooltr Wjlfiam. J. ltc)cr niirainistraier, ivc oi iflcon Ate, late oi juoum Pleasant townshiD in said codfTtvi deceased, will 'expose td'SaW by '.u'blic yeKdll4, tipori tho pro- 40 AtdEUES;'- drtho'ndrth'en'dofh certaritiracl'df bind Sliliiato in Mount PJhasaut ToWtiUilp, hdloirilha Daniel Fbretf; Danft! 'M'Caffyi Edward Lmtrflnta, and S ,Aeres$ and about of cleard land on thb premises, but no buildifigs, la'teUhb .estate of eftld deceased, (situate In the township of Mount Til . 1 :T. . , . ' 1 i ivuBdiii, uiiu couny muresiiu. JAOOB BYERDi' Clerk, Danville, Die. Slth 1842i. -i 1 1 ,, , i , '. i Y virtue of a Writ of lest, ft.. fa.t tb me" directed will bo exposed to public sale.'at ihe Court Upusoin Danville.ion Saturday, Dcct'Sls't 1844,at lu.o ciocn i. mi A certain JLot .of1 Ground .situate in Mount Plcasalnt Wwrtslilp, Columbia co. containing Twelve' ncris, and acres, mdrc or Icsv adjoining Stctlcr, Isaan Vhite, John Melcck and Sain'u'ci uuiau, uu wmctl la eiuciU'll f 1 .. ' 1 T 1 , 1 , U anA ' Seized, taken in execution, and to bo sold as thd. property oi tiiisha U, Htctler. .. . ' JOHN FRUIT, Sheriff: SuxwrVs OrncrDanvillc,, ? DccS4, 184S. ' $ ' SESSIOiV- REPORTJER, Thc Poniisylvania Reporter, ...l l! . '. ,t. i. -l' 1 is puunsneu ai narrisnuig renii a. on every) Tuesday and Friday during tho session of tho Lcg-J islaturc, and Mco it week during the remainder of tho year. .1 I Tho terms arc Tor-one year Trihia n6r.tAnsj rror the session two i0Li.ins.t . Arrangeirjonts for a full and, impartial roport of tlie proceedings of both Houses of Assembly, have; been uiide. .The character pf'the paper as.a faith ful chronicooflhpl doings pf the,' legislature, shall iu. -unci uckcuuiuuuii wuiiu ou. cuarge. t We do not consider it necessary tn enter into detail of the political doctrines wo advocate. All the energies of the paper since its establishment in 11827, havo-becn directed t'o tho advancement of the pure principles of nnMOcu'icr; and to their permanent ascendency in every department of thej government. J lie paper has teen sustained by inn liberal patronage- ot kind friends, and we trust k win not lose tiioir countenance an-I support or that of the democracy bf tho state, in'our course .the futurcof which shall be a rcfloctlou - of the past., - i , JOHN II DIMOCK CO'. Anylparson who will procure Us'five session suh ecribers.' and "forward uti ten dollars, shall receive the licporter gratis, lor one year. Ifarrisbtwg, Deo.. 10, 1842. List. of Grand, and Traverse Jurors for January 'Teriti; 18-13. . ; . GRAND JURY. Jiriarceck John Kelciinoi Iilb6)n James Thornton. Valentine' DidJe mq'n. John Uidl'einan, Charles, AKah!er, William Hpyder. William MriKehy. Derry Oornoltus Cltekner, William Carnohan Greenwood Maine w Fcrca.on, John Robbing Ifemfock- .T'olin Evcretl. Jackson Paul Hess. Liberty Joseph Kerr; Hugh M' Wrath. JAmeslone Jonathan Uanuger." fllcfdison Jcob Ivjsner. .Vaiom";if-rJolin Itliodes Monleur Jblin Baylor Iflounl Pleasant John Melliclt Orange Moses Everett Roaring Creek Jo!ji Snyder, Pe,ter HofT ni&n, Hen'ry Me'iz. ' ' & TraD-eyse Jury, liriarereeh John Shellhamer, Simon Sliafler, Andrew Frcas, John Knnrr, John fiuch, Philip Freas, Wni. K'c'llier: ' ' Bloom AndrewCrtveling, Jr. Jopph Pope, Peter Miller, Philip E'yerj Obed EvereltPeler Ent. CalawissaWUltim ' Gcarharl, Isaac. Yfjt.ler,! AndreY Kinney, 1,10yd TIoma,- uaviu, Mijfcr, Jarob i Cruuji, Owen Leil) . ... J.rtzRobert. M'Kee, Jacob Riddle, 'Stephen Elli Thomas Muorelieatl'Jr. '' Fishing Creek Philip jiponian; Abraham Robins. . . G.re.ii;oo-rRobert Flrman, George ,Pailer6on. . . . . 1 Liberty Satnutl Alexander, John Clay, ion. att.Mr-Jollhaieirris.'U'ariTes VVl.ip. )lo, John .KiiiiBfiGpn.r.ge;'Eyi.s ' . Mahoning ipjn Osier, ,. Jacob Hibler, ' Monleur Da.vnl ;Rishi ' , i OranclHaac ,Ueitt. Iloaring Creek Elihs Helwin, .John' Sugar Ldafion LqwieJoahiu Drink Win.- Cole. Jralley--Jpn .Ohilds, Jacob Jones; Henry A.. ' TP Hiomas Slroup, xorks, James Uhtldi, STOllLJ. THE Siib.ftcnberfl file nbout nA will nnnn in 4 Taut rtavn. lVin C!HF!Af ES'f"ani fijSS'jraiojflmentjjr Bobdyiovei1 brought to tins in'ark"et,,wbich they are tie- ONLY. ' r. E. IV. MGGSCo. HARLEftjfMUiipfy thankful for, past.favorn rcspe'ctful.ly annotinces ' jo numerous friends', hhdth'o public' geher'ally, Ihat'ho still, con tinues to carry Orilh'o above builhesslnnll its vari ous branbhCs,' athis' old stand on the comer-of Maine 3r. East'elrects, where ho hbpej by his long" experjencp injbupjnese, .that he fa prepared to attend and execute.aII'ordcrs tri,hislinp,'of business, ,witU the utmost ptincliialily ttnd wormanlikc manner, as cannoi mil to rcnucr saueiacuon o mi muse vino may favtir him tvllh' a ball.1 Pai'tlcblar attention paid tq cultirigUand good fits warranted. N, Bj All kinds df coontry p'roduco taken "in exchange foi work, and cnHh,Wll,npt be refused. ioom?Durgj ucc.( faii.-nii. , , : : Vrr ,T' LECTUnfeS'ON'ENGLlSn GRAMMAR rjnflE undersigned proposes delivering.a, course JgL opeeturcsop KtUrammar.fqnsisting of 3B leciur'cs' 'for thebcilclit 'of'uch jbhfiK' persons ai hav ro not ,an opportunity of dUendlng school in tho f time; arid who ire' dfislrbifs of Becdniing a'fc- day quainted with the grammar of the English lahgrlagei I hrcc lectures vfijl be delivered each wcqk, on.Ju.6li evenings as may be most suitable. Those'desirous1 of uniting to form a class for tho abovq'purpose,will plcaie mnkd early ayfilipa'tioii andlcavo tbeif nams af ellhcf of life jirihting ofliccs in Btobntsburg, br tho subscrlbtf, in order to commence' as early es possible. . . , JOS5BIU U(BHiES Bloomsburg, Nov. 10, 1842. 30. ( -.NOTICE,- IS hereby given, that we have this day bought at Constsbe MldVaj the property of Isatc Buss, th.follwing'propcrt' to' wit! one red Hoarie Marc, one sett of harness and Collars, one Sled, twenty-seven acre$ of iHyei ;on the..' ground, thrca acres ofWhcat.pn.triBiproHnd,, one Plough, and one llarrow,and opo vta hor?o Waggon and have left' the same in tlie p'osessioh tit (be said' Buss, dur iiig'ouple'astire,'ahd fo'ibid an feHoh taa'mg' "then from him, either by purchase, of otherwise, without our const nt- ' I "i i E. it J.L'AZAUUS. Orangevillr, Nov.28, 181j2. - r Ijv 1 'NOTICE- i IS hereby givfinfa person' ihai I hav. pur' ch.pd ot Nonstable sale, as the property of Ha.mari Iicmori, one prass mantle' cleck, one slioaf, and"o'n6 ncre of wheat tii'thS 'groundi and havo left the same in his tio.shsioriduriiig my pleasure. JAMES. H. LEMON. Dec; 9, 1743; ... -i ' 38 T, notice' IS.hfreby.g'ivont.ithat; Ii have purchased as thl propcrty;qf;yjlham'Faux, one .mantle clock for ,80, ono corner cubbonrd 83,02, op,e vtrarh stand $1,00, one' bookcase $5,00, ' one cooking store $5,Q0, one sleigh $10,25, two setts of harpess JG.OOJ'ohe lot'oMumber 1,00, one bcaurcih ?C,00, arid have lelt the same inhii pdssessloil during my pleasure, and hereby caution all persons ) not to' .take it from hira cither by purchase .or 6thcwj3e'. without my consent. GEORGE L. KLIN13 Dec. 8, lS42i . . ' VJI 03 -f- WHFiRBAS, tlie fionorable Eliu trwti, Prc-ideptof tho Court of .Oyer," and Ti miner and Gencrl Jai( Delivery, Court, of Quart, r1 Sessions of tho Peace,and Court of Common Plea" and Orphans' Court in the eighth judicial disjricf, compoed of t)ie 'dopntles of Norlhuinbcrtani., Union, Cohirnbii'"'indt Lycomingj' and fhe Hon, WJlHam, Donaldson, and Clargt - M'ack, Re quites," AsfciatC,Judge4 jn Columbia couhty.have issued their precept beaming dale tho tut day of Dec.- in, tho, jjcarj of, ,our, Jjflrd one thousaml eiIit hundred and orty-(wo'.and 'tamo dire9t(3,for holding ""' ' "' ' 1 , , ( A Cbiift (fOycr and fey'miijer, dni Gen eral Jail Delivery, Ginerul Quarter Sessions of the Peace, Common aint Orphan $ ,'Co?r. , IN 'PAI.Jl4.E, In llio Coiintof Coi umtiia, on the thirdi Mondaj" ,of January dext,'(bbing tho ICt day) and to continue two weeks : Notice js th'ereforo -lierby- given id tne Coroner, tlicJlustices of: thb". 'Peace', 'and Oon Hcsotlirliidcklunty of. Columbia, tha' -hcjf-be then and tj(ei(?,initlr'u prpcr pyrsons, at lu o'clock in tho forenoon of taid day, t 1th their' records, inquisitions nd ptjrcjr jromeiubranccs, toi those things which to their ohiccs' 'appcrtnin tti bo done. And thosa thaf are boufid iy rconiE zanefs'to' rdsecute against the prison'ers that ar or may bo in the Jail of said county of Columbia1, aro to be then and there to prosecute sgiiinyt thvm ;as shall bo just. Jurors arc requesfed to bo' punc tual m thair a.ttei)aanfc, DgrceHuiy- to Ihrir .nottceti' ui.-. ' i tV-..:ii .1..: .1... -r r JJ iJaieu ui umiviiiu, iiiu ,iuiu uuv ui jjl'C ill the 'i-at ofdtlr Lbri one thpuMnd eight, hundred and ffir.jit.vD, and in tho (i? yeir of thcflhdepqndencetof tho- UliitcJ Stale f.'jai .America. JOHN FRUIT Hhclt)4, BnEniTr'a OrnrE, Danville, i ,Doc to vsia . , .5 1 1 Stone' H T,'0N jS-piftipr alily 'oat for tiijf)
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