Poetry
' ft
From the New Monthly ;Mafcatlnc.
Had you vor a cousin. Tom! ,
Did your cousins happen io aingt
Sislera We all tlro'dbfcon,' Tom;
But' a co1iSsiii,'a,diffMeh( ihinas
And'd find, iCjfoujsvePklssed ' iier.Tbm.
V But l'ef ih'Ii bo1" secret b"etween'ii.r
That your Jina would haro beta irf ft'biislejy
--te p' B . .... ;
For they're not onheilster genus. t
There ii something, Tom,, in a sister's
When you give her a gdod-night ktss
'Th'at( savors srJ much of relationship,, .
,a TItat nothing .occurs amiss;.
But acoasinls.llpsf you .once unite
- With youra,iiri the quietest way.
Instead ol sleeping a wink that night,
-Yoa' ll be dreamirig'the followingday;
Amf pebplelhink U'jio harm, Tom,
With a cousin tohear you, talk;
And no one feels any slarm, .'Torn,.
.?At'a quiet- cominly walk,;
But Tom, you'll ioonfind.'what I happen
to know
Thai, such walks often grow intOjStraying
And the yoices of cousins are sometimes so
-now, . !)
Heaven only" knows what y6u'll,saying;
- ' '
And, then there happens so, often, Tom,
t Soft iprcssures I of hands and fingers,
And look that woro moulded to softenj
r -Tom,
"And tones on which memory lingers' ;
,That(ion'g ere ypurHralk is , half oyer,,the
.'.strings,-, j .; , . -..o
Of your heart are ail put in play,- twj
Bf'th'e'tivoicb of those fair demi sister!
things, '-'" '"-!"' 'p u
Iruiol. quite the jnost brotherly way,
And the ong of a sister may bring to you
j., Tom,, t u w . .,
. Such iones.as the. Angels' woo: ,, ,
But a fsar if,your cousin should sing tOiyobi
i cm," Z i M . n
uYou'llotaktfher for aneel too; . '
Fnr V eifrliiR a nrilTis that note of their's.l
OTaVyouMl'foneyhe voice tha'i'gave It,!
H5Aeen.ali.tht .while, singing the National,
Instead of the Psalms of David.- . xu :
B"Mt. Zhd I t
I once had a cousin5 tfiafsnigi Tom, " '
- And' hervname may. be nameless-no;-"But
the sound of.lhosX"png are still young!
Tom,
nulttwixi walking,. Rod .vng'ng hal ,cousin;
God forgive herl the ruin of me 1
'And now I care nought for society,Tom
And lead a most anchorite liko,
For I loved myself into sobriety, Tom,
Anrf nnt of the winh for'a wife:
But 'ohlifl said "but half 1 whaf X ''might;
So sad, were, theJessons. 'twould, eive, ;
iTha'tiltwonld keep, y.ou from .loving for!
j many a 'day s - ,
"And from cousins as long as yoti live!
REMEMBRANCES- .
t 1
I remember, I remember Taos. Hood!
May qq WdlfJiowJ, nq sereecl(-owl stir
A wing about ihy sepulchre; '
No boisterous winds or storms come hitheii
sr , i iToIstarve '6i' wlihe"'
Thy soft sweet'carth. Bat like a spring,
L'oye keen it ever flourishing ' HEitRit;.
remembrreraember,
The ch'uicnyard stiirand Jone, ,
And the grave ofll.e loved one resting there
Anu tne wnite sepsicnre stone, " '
'The ring she gave, and ihe.Iock of hajr,
Arid the glance of her glazed eye: , ,;
And the piesa of her pajid lip, to, mine,
And her' last, lo'w fainting sigh, '
r,
1 remember', I remember?
The bearers' moving slow;
And the coffin borne pn the pall, hung bier,
Aiu the mourner s ueptu ot woe.
The open graVe and the.gathering round;
,Of ,t(ekindr.ed of the dead;, ,
And the rattling sound of the Tailing earth
And the tears in silence shed; '-"
I rememhsr," I ;tSmemb'er, ,
The hour jvlien fiji'st we mei, ,
And, the sweet Tow voice, which answerei
me,
Rings in my memory yet.
The lonely walk, by the clear brook side.
And tho eong in the shady grove;
The parland wliioh I wove foe her,
Andth'J vows of our plighted Love.
OSCA.
He who tells a lie is not insensible' how
great a task he undertakes; for hs must
be forced to jnvent twenty more to.mainiajn
ttiatnnd. .
l Though we are-no longer so; ' H' e
w1QT.Ank'lUan ia nnt . 1..F nn Inn rrn
I'll is absured to think of passing WbrouV
if vitttoat a jveriilies, "
Mra ft
MS hereby
Constable sale, as the Dronertv of Ellas Smith on
(wo horsU Waggon, bhe patrHay L"iddeiV,one Log
iiiuii, iwo urcy mures, two seis Harness oonars
an Bridles, one single' Line, One pair Check' Lines
four Trace Chains, one Log Slcdthree Hogs, pno
"CoW, one Plough, and Doubletree, seven Gecsej'one
Wind Mill, bnbjron Scoop. Sh'oycl, one Mantle
Clock, ten buahelsotatocB, pno straw .Box and
Knife, fifteen Harrow teeth, two thirds of six Acres
of Wheat, two thirds of scTeuteeu Acres of" Rye,
and havo'left tho.'sanie irt'the'poBscssiorTof tho said
8mith,'during our pfcisure, and forbid any person,
taking them from him, ciUicrjby purchnscor other
wise, without our' consent. , ,. ,
1 ' , WM McKELViT & Co.
Dec. 13. 1842." .,;..!,, '
COLOMBIA. COUNTY
TEMPERANCE SOCIETY.
. , i i
WILL hold its. annual meeting jn -Thursday,
tho fith dor of January, 1843,' at 12' o'clock
M, in tho town of Cattawissa- It is hoped that jilt.
tno auxiliary societies will send up lull numbers of
Delegates with full reports of their doings and all
tho interesting information they can gather in re
lation to the subject; and- all societies; who have
hitherto not become auxiliary to tho County Socie
ty, and any new societies that have been ' formed
within the past year, are cordially invited .to1" send
.Delegates, with' a copy of their Constitution and a
list of hcit members, and unite themselves to bur
society. All, friendly to the cause are invited to
attend.- Tho Delegates arc respectfully1 requested
to come prepared, if possible, to remain" .until ;the
next day, 60 that tho.Bpciety. may havejfull' time to
haye'all tho reports and have a full discussion .of
the subject. 7 .
JOHN' C. GRIER, PrcsL ,
A.fY.,Leyburn,.. , X.
Stcy'tj
Jame'i McMahah
an; y
iMf-
Drc. 17, 1842.
N. B. All newspapers friendly to1 tho , cause iin
the County,.dro, respectfully reijuested.tp copy this
notice 'V , '.- - '
t , . i ... . . ,. .. : ' 1
, .NOTICE . !
IS HEREBY dlVpNi ,T,4' '
TO all legatees, creditors and other persons in-',
terested in the ceutes-of. tho respective do-'
cedents und.minors,- (hatVthe administration' ac
counts ot the said estates have been tiled in tno.
Office of the Register of the ,county of Columbia)
and mll'bo presented for, confirmation' and alldwJ
'once to the Orphan's. Court,, to he ied at Danville,
'Tn'-nhil'fnr thd rnnnttf nrnrpeAlil nn Mnnflnvlhn lfitlV
lay,6f'Jariuary,next'ttt2'o'cl7ck,P.,N. , ,
1. The account of Joseph Tlrobst Executor .of
the lastjtvill and testament of Lawrencj, Christ latct
of'Cattawissa township, dec'dl I
tho minor children of Joseph 'C. 'Cleaver latoof
Cattawitsa township, dee'd; : '
- CHARLES 'CON NEK, ' litsitter.
REorsTE'n'i
's OrncE,,T)anville;y
bcr 15, 1842. : ,5 "
December "
NOTICE,. 1 ' '
IS hereby given; to: nil concerned, that 'we have,
this day purchased, at Constable sae, as the prop-'
erly of James Girton, two h thirds .of 23 acres' qf
grain in the ground, 2 J acres of new ground Wheat'
one Mantle Clock,, one.Dining Table. 0110 Dcd'&
Bedding,,ono Iron Kettle, one Weaving Loomonei
m i.' IT ..Ct.l nn. f.n,,f n;
Cutting Box,. ;ono set of single Harnesi, one set bfj
Harness, one lot of Uecri, ono Htrau of Uclls,Jone
lot- of. Hay, 'Onelot;of,Qats,'.one swarm of Bees,!
one urind Stone, .two lots ol.. 1'otatoes, in tlic liolo
ono, Cradleapd cythe, one Grass Scythe, one-yoke
of Oxen, and have left the same 1 in his possession
during our pleasurc,.and all persons are .'cautioned
from purchasing or, otherwise, taking them from
him without our consent.
PETKR I.EIDY.
Dee. 13.1842. lt'r,k1,'v"'
Sbcreliy given to all. concerned, that we. have
-purchased of .Peter' R. Miller, two bav horses,
ono black horse, one two horse waggdri, ' and har
nesses fol three horses! thice cows, three yearling
steers, two yearling he:tcrs,two, last spring calves,
nineteen sheep, two ploughs, one harrow, ono slid,
oDOAvindmill, ono half,of iorty .acres ol wncat on
IHe groind. 200 'dozen sheaves of wheat Jus, the
barn, sevcnty-fivo bushels . of corp in,thocrib;tone
sesalfn during our pleasure; and forbid any person
. 1 . i - ..... .!.! : 1 . I - - - -A 1
lawng mem ironi mu, .euucL py fjuieuuoo ui wr
wise, without (qur content.
AAKUXM, tlUM-v
FJlEUKJlU AlfAtjER.
Bloom township, Dec. 9,1842
1812. , ,33
.NOTICE
Tma hereby given
to all concerned. Jhat I havo
purchased at constablo sate, as the properly of
Arthur Hardy.pne Horse,, one SJeighj . ope set of
Harness; cmunpruo, uhb uiutc,iiu u nriutu
Desk, ana have.lefl tho same iii his'possessibn 'dur
ing my pleasure, pnd.'caution al persons .ogainsl
tasing incm lroia.nim wnuuui inj tuiicunu ,
. iKt.ut;Kiun..xitt.iii,K,
Dcc:'l7,' 1B42. , l , ; , ' ' '
- 1 . ' NOTI E -
18 hereby Biv'e t, tl)att I if'ave'boiight, on tho i'oth,
iday'of'Nnv. last, at Pfcri'stable sale.the follov;intf
. . rt 1- , IL-'l.. . ... I. ! ... 'f
Drooeriv 01 v.nanes Aiuneui, iu wn; uuu nmuiw
brown Co . and'one red.&',white Cow,- and have
left the said pioncrty in posncesion nf .the said ;A)
bright, during my pleasure, nn.odid any "person
tkKing inem ironi mm, euncr uy purcnase or oiner-
wiec, without my consent.
OAMUbljJIAII'llVUD,
Monteur tp. Drc 3, 1842.
i . "-: . -i.
THE , ESTATE ' OF WILLIAM
WELL1VER, 'DECb.
TikfOTiCE it hereby glvpn, that letters (estamen
i tarv have been 'wanted to the subscribers, re
siding in Madison township, upon the late will of
Yfm. Wellive, late qf Madjcdn towiuhip.aforetaid
(lee'd, therefore, all personslndcbtcd to said estate;
tnj reoriented, to mako psymept, and all, having
claitoa to present 'them for settlement.
' mnisr WRi.r.rvp.n
t ,tt iiicharddbmottA
- k , r)K 1 Eaectttort,
Jciaetov)i,Oet. 39, 1842, JiT-Ow,
1 ' ion
1
NEW GOODS:
. fTSrHE ,suhscriucrs inform the , public,, that they
lmvp entered Into .Partnership, under tho firm
.of ;
EVER & HEFFLT? ;
andhavo .ust recci red, from Philadelphia, .and now
opened, of their NEW8T0RET, A'orttitceatCor
ncrt,ofJfIarket and Maine Streeta,nidomt,burg,
an entire new and extensive assormcnt of "
DRY GOODS, 'GROGEUIES; HARD
Ware, CRbcKERi'AND
QUEENSJFARE, 4-c.
which 'the'ofler'forsale, oft reasonable terms, as
.heir priccs'a're suited to the times. Among their
assortment will be fourid
Broadcloths, CassimeresfSallinclls, and
various kinds of cloths Jot men's
Summer wear; Calicoes; Ging
fiartis;Cambrics; Muslins';
Silks: Muslin dc lanes;
and various other articles,
for Ladies' drtsses; Shawls; Silk
and Cotton Handkerchiefs and Hose;
Bleached and Drown Domistic muslins j
arid a variety of'other articles 6iiitablo,for. tho seasoij
and, believed to (jo as goodLand complete an assort
ment as is usauy juuim 111 cuumry giorcs.
frt-COUNTRY PRODUCE will be received m
exchange), and CASH will not be. refused.
Pur. friends, and .the public generally, aro re
quested to cull and examine for themselves.
I, i , JAtJOll KYKK, '
CHARLES. HEFFLE.Y.
ni9omsbijrg June'.25,' 1842.
9
State Capitol Gazette.
Two Dollars for the ..Session m Ad
vance. t 1
Theundersiirricd embraces the "prcscrit opportu-J
jnity of cdnvey ing to hisrfrieilds and the public, liirt
sincere acknowledgements, for 'tho very liberal
atronaze.which thev . continuo to extend to tho
State 'Capitol' tiazctte; and in Vis future course
hesh&U-use.evcry'endcavor to, merit their 'approval
of which hp hps the best evidence in .their , generous
support of tho paper.' The approaching scssio'n of
tho Legislature1 wilt "bo one ofdbeif interest aild'lm-1
portape,e,tOjthoipcople of. d'ennsylvariia.1 The clcc-i
tiorpf a ctacj 'Irpasurpr, onda 'United btatesAdna-j
tor,, and thcadoptUm ofnri Apporlioimicnt Dill, arc'
among tlie importahi acts to be perfomcd by thej
Legislature: and tlicy will engross much tccling and
delibciatio'n.j ,With the liopo of incrcasi'ng.the, use-;
fulncsslof ourpapcr, we liave made ample arrange
ments, is. well Tor reporting the proceed nigs ot both
branches, as for presenting, therh, to-our readers at
the earliest-possible period. Weliavc engaged tho
most competent Reporters, and oyr publication will
embrace full dcWils ftfjvbat'may'transpiro in cither
branch during the session'. In' many instances we
slialLgive,nfullroportqf thadebatcs, and in every
rjstanco. we .shall produce such, a synopsis ot the
hscussions, aswill copyey tp tho constituent,- the
course and ical of Ins rpprcspnttivp. rit additiop
Id thU, we, have employed "an ahlo find attentive
correspondent -at thosent of general government;
and our readers may1 anticipate; not only the car-
lest .i;otgrvssionaI. intelligence, but also tho car
licstand most cofrcct information in regard to the
doings ,of the .administration,, and 'the 1 plans la'lid
ipcraiions uuoii.ine uunucmcuevs-uuuru.
It 'm.iv Iks well cnotitrh "In reiterate, what we
'staled on assuming the ola'6wricrbhi'p' and control
of this paper, that ifs political fchiftacter will remain
undianged. We were educated in' the "school of
Jeflersonian democracy we have always zealously
contended tor the principles wo then imoibcd. and
under tho broad banner of equal light's, we shall bo
found rallyhig'.fiiilhfully defending our beloved doc
trines, and our-hallowed, institutions. As an organ
of the democratic partyywo shall exert every zeal
and ability to maintain its usages apd principles,and
secure thesuccess of its candidates. Asu sentinel
upon irecpom s waicn-iowcr, we snuu always do
lounu vigilant anu cncrgviic 111 guaruiiigane rigms
and liberties of tho people: and as a' Tournalist, o Jr
columns will contain tliat quantity -and n.ual(ty of
Illieuigciico milieu caiiiiuiiau iu incasv jxiu risuf i
the oirlfcral 'reader.
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pur gratefulness, for the, liberal support extended to
us. wo pledgo our zealous exertions to deserve a
continuance of the, patronage of an enlightened
public.
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I . -r . 1 I . .
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twice a week; during Hie session ol tlie .J.egislaturo
and once a weett uuring'ine remainder pi tho year,
at. tho lollowing prtcesi' - '
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$5REWAKI)
LOST, on Friday, U15 21st day of Oct
1812, somewhere in ilio township of Fish
ngcrk,-pf tjeenjvpod.-a.saKiHIii t 'i 4
POCKET BOOK,
containir.g about- JJj? 1,1 ua"K no,os
One, five on the Mi nets Dank, Poltsvlllt,
and other Relief Notes of difTerept banks'.--'
AWu navenn
will deliver it, with its" cb'nlentu, to" the
owner, shall 'receive Ihf t nb'ove reward.
1 RICHARD HANCOCK'.4
Nov. M842 W JC 5 1
l.'EBYS TO --THE .
formerly punned by D. S. ppDIAS.
' ';J'',rEPIlRA'liTI IiUTZ
RESfEOTKULLY tnftrms hisfrlendii, iih.T
the aubllcgenerally; that he has'Jiist recciv
d tro m Philadelphia a riew and extensive assort
ment.-of . '
Drugs, Medicines, Oils, Faints
Varnishes Glass, Dyesf niTu,
Conrcctoiriai'ics, &C. &c.,,
which,, in addition to. his 'former stock, comprises .
complete nssoumc.nl qf articles in his line of business
All persons wishing to purchase any of tho above
articlc9,arc paiticulnrly invited to call and price .the
articles in his Store before buying elsewhere as ho
Is determined to sell as low, and y a little. Jewing,
lower than can be bought any, whcro.clse in the
surrounding neighborhood.
The Subscriber considers, it hardly nccssary (0
mention tho atticlea in particular ps he .in confident
that no one can como amiss by.cnquiring fo rany aiti
cle belonging to,a Drug Store. u
N., B. ,Mexclant3 and Physicians will find if
to their. advantage to call and. buy such articles as
they may stand in need, of, as thoy shall,be accom
modated at a very low percentage.,
In few words all arc respectfully .invited to, call;
see and judge, for themselves.
EP.HRAIM LUTZ.
Bloomsburg, July 1 0, ,1 842. tf 29.
BLANK BOOK
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Legislative Keystone
two'dollArs "cor the session..
... 1 - ' -
The Kbistonk will, as usual, bcr nublishe'di
twice stvccii during tne session ol the Legislature:
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debates on all public and important questions, wo
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diately after their passage, and fully three months
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Washington city, who will keen the readers ot Tour
paper opprised of alt thaf is doing at tho seat of tho
.National uovmment. .
,., ..... , TE.UMS.,, ,. . .
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For the whole year, . . rf "i $3. 00
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ted to frank letters containing money for -newspaper
subscriptions, , .
M'KINLEY & LESCUKE.
Harrisburg.Nov. 18, 1813 ---''
JEstray.
Droke intb tho enclosure of trio snbacri
ber about 3 months since, a
WHITE,
STEER,
Idroopping a little in, his horns, and about
four years old. 1 he ovvnor is requested to
take him away and pay charges.
.' i .. JOSEPH PURSEL.
Madison Oct; 1st.
LT persons knowing themselves indebted, to,
tho late firm ofIiupcrt& tt'arton, by note or
wok. are requested to make ini'mediato.navment as
no long'cr'indulgcnce can be given. Those who
neglect tho call will alone bo responsible for conse
quences that will certainly follow,
RUPEKT& BARTON.
Bloomsburg Oct, 22, 18J2. ' ' ,
ifci t, 1 ' '
WOOD
wanted' Atfrii'is orcfrcK.
ICREI, V Yi Sc CO,
p HAVE iju9trec'elved a large atsortmcht of '
FALi. AD "WINDER CJOODS
bf every variety wh!ch they arp enabled to offer to
the public' a little lower than than the cheapest for
the HEADY GO DOWN, such as
WISH or COCJYTnV PttODVCE,
tho THOfSAND YEAR- CREDIT SYSTEM
having been .ABANDONED. j
Among thclr'a'sorlmch of' .
Dry G'oorts
mnrbc"l6und all the varieties or English, French
and American Ma'nufactmes of Wool, cotton, silk,
flax, and hemp; among which Is an clegantassort.
incnt of supcrfi.ln, fine and common Broad 'Clothes
and CdssimeresiSattinets; Cotton arid Linen Drill,
ing; Irish. Linens; brown" Hollands; Mareeiles and
other'vestings; Silk Velvets! browrf and' bleached
hirting'A and' SllecU'ngS, Calicoes: printed .Lawns
and Musiihs, Mousline dc lalnsf Challics; plain and
figitrc'd 'Silks; a .large variety of silk', mohair, and
Merino Shawls and' handkerchiefs; Lady's and
Gctlcmen's Gloves and Mills, Hosiery; Itibbons,
Gentlemen! and Children's'
HATS;
CAPS,
Gentlemen's, i.adies and Children's
BOOTS
,1
SHOES.
Among their
GROCERIES,
will be found '
Sugar and iCofTco of scvcrol kinds, jmd quality,
imperial, xoung iiyson, nyson un,. ami
Sliouschong I'cas; CJiocolatc, Apices , of all
kinds; Madeira, J'prt, Lisbon nndlnlega
Winesj Brandy,, Jlolland, Gin, 'Spirits,
, Rurn.jand yjhikcyWc9t India, New
'Orleans 5iig"arHouso. and Boston -
Syrup MOLASSES,
HARDWARE,
.Knives ami Forks, Cutlery-Saddlery, Coach and
Vjfagon', !riniiiiii)gsand mountings,. Mill and cut
'Sivrk, tenpnt.saw Saddler's,- Shopmaker's, 'J'allor's
amj Carpcnlcis tools; " BJqfUfjiiith'js iAnvils' land
yiees: owccppig apu a.greatjvar.icly-ofother brush-
es; all liinils.ol. Hopes aniL.Uordager&c. &c.
A'largeajid'deglnntJ'assoTlmtyt'of
CHINA' 'GLASS
- AND"
Ciuccnswarc,
CUOCltEICY WARE.
IRON
Of all' kind liy tlie Ton or smaller quantity,
-Spring -Steel, English blister, Crowley,
Sheer' and 'Cast steel, German stecl.qnd
American blister, Nails and Spikes,
Large and snull Copper Kettles, ?-c.
It is impossible to' mention" separately in an ad
vertisement, oil the articles 'which they h'dve oa
Jiand; but the subscribers' wish it to be understood
that tpeir assortment bus been lanl in solely witat
view to supplyitho. wants ofthe country, and there
fore few, will.bo disappointed wlio--may call upon
them ts.havo their .individual wants supplied, pro 1
viucu injy opcr in excuango ine:
y . , ,READY GOi DOWN.'
WILLIAM 'McKELVY & Co.
Bloomsburg, Nov. 10, ,1842. , 30 tf.
MANUFACTORY,
At Bloomsburg, Col. Co.
1 AFP & TI HNER.
T(ltEY would inform life citizens of Columli
, jCounty, that they ha.vc commenced thebusi
nessat' the above place at the public houso,of E.
itAinnt T , (.., V I r..
xiu vv r.Liii. wncre mev are nrenarcu 10 manuidv
ture tojordcr, in the neatest, be6t, and most iluratiw
monner, MONUMENTS, TOMB-TABLES,
qEAD 'ond FOOT STNES,6f all sizes and
ualitics, ,M ANT LES, WINDOW ,and, ?00R
SILL, aiid'DObn FRONTS'. ' , .,
Also PANTBAR and HEARTH S rONES.I
Orders for'Stone can' belcfl with D. GROSS.wlnl
wil act as Agent duringbuf:ahscncc. f I
Thev constantly keen on hand's lareo lot ol
Ycrmont,Egypti4n,aad Jtaliah' Marblo at tliri'l
wholesale Marble Yard at Sclius Grove, Union!
county. I'a,
'BlobirifchBg AuBtistT,?, 1841
16
BRIDGE fcteTTING.
TItOVOSALS will bo received bv, the CounW
Commissioners of Columbia Countv. Pt tll
iouso 01 Anraiiam w.iiausc,in iiorry wwnsu'i":
,uu , ijuuj iuu.Auuuy ui iecciiiuurinsi., utivr,
:tll9 hours p(0 M, and 2 o'clock, P.M. of th
Jay, for building a County Bridge, ovor ChiljisquJj
que ivrci'H at orncar nuranam v. iiquw,s 111
t.,jt .f .1. J 1-J,,-- t 1!
iuwiiciiii, ui mo louowiug aimi-iinoiis, in ,
It is to bo a stono arch bridge, the abutments 'J
pier to bo '18 feet long Wine? foundation sniij
feet thick. 1 feet hinh from low water',m'ark ui""
fecti , thick whrd ;lho marches tonimence, Vim
Walls 011 east !1n lfl fi'et lnnr. ml nn ivl-ct siJe5J
feetlong, 3 feet thick at, the fouudatlon and IS incij
ennui:. 111 inp,uji, o icci niguer man iie iwm'6-1
pn the bridgo and covered vuh tfrjijd ccphig "t0'
5 inches thick, iho arches to t,e M feet wide attM
foundation. Tho whoo woik to bo laid in gl
lime mortar and well pointed, ' i
. CHRISTIAN WOLF
., 1, ... 1 . JCO0 DGWTT 1 1
t 'JDHN B. EDOA1
t CommAiionirt'
A Commlsslonera' ofllco Dnnville. Dec. 9 te1'
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