The Columbia Democrat. (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, March 04, 1843, Image 3
"tiuttb fixative rsAi " TFOU PHKSIDKNT, JAMBS BtJC55Atf ABi (Sutfjcct to the decision of a Nativnial Convention.) We are again jit our post) after an ab sence of lemal weeks. TI:o removal bill has been defeated in the Bonalr, by the united exertions of our worth Senator, and the Danville fiction. Wo will hereafter speak fully of tho moas ores pursued by our opponents to effect this object in opposition to so strong a vote in the county in favor of removal. Head ;, leys Division bill, at the last accounts, had not been finally acted upon in the senate, S New, CaskOne Sumu'et O.odOarJ ncglectctVto pay tliereriCfor lij'sew.tn the CartioHc .Church at Ncwi.ott, Rhode sUVtti, tn d on interim; it ho other Sunday, the 'orTtclaiitig lrist ordered the Scroti Ma put Samuel out,' mid fin vas accoulingly turned out of the cliurcli. lie ompfoitrcd t the justices; but they cou not sgrceml the cae has gone before the Court of Oommon picas. Th priest com tended ttiat the civil law had nothing to do with his management of the houe of God, and that ho was only using the neces sary jnoans to obloin the rent of the pew. fejE"SS3RmS55S JVottl Par aii Printt. The brig Win. Neilson, Mortis, arrived st New York on Saturday, from Port su Prince, reports when she left, rumor was current that a revolution had broken out on the south side of (ho Island, and the planters and others wore shipping off their coffee and Valuables as fast as possible. The extent of the trouble ivas not known. Wo hue received n communication signed Theopliilus, professing to give an Bccount of certain unpleasant transactions 'that recently took placo in the township of Ro&ring creek, in relation to the occupancy of a church for religious meetings. As this appears to be a controversy in which the members of tho society who own the building referred to, are alone concerned, we see no reason why the affair should be brought before the public thiough the columns of a newspaper, and more espcci idly so, in a communication couched in harsh and severe language towards some of the most respectable citizens of Roaring creek. If we admit a communication upon one side of the question, reflecting upon the conduct of the other, we should be compell ed to publish a rejoinder, if requested, which would undoubtedly result in a pro traded warfare, which could not possibly result in any rood to either. For these reasons wo decline its publication, at leas until we aro better satisfied uf its expedien cy, than at present. CONGRESSIONAL. A bill to reissue Treasury Notes has parsed the House. Senate has passed the bill to refund Ge.i. Jackson's fine by yeas 24 to nays 20, Mr Adaina' bill for a mission to China, has passed the House by a vole of OG to 59 The pension ac of 1838, for the relief of widows of revo lutionarv officers and soldierg, has been revived bv tho Huuse The President in answering a call from the House, dis claims all countenance of the net of Cant Tho3 Ap. C. Jones, in invading the territo ry of Mexico. CHANGES IN THE CABINET. Waller Forward, Esq. has rejiffned his office as Treasury, and M. John Spencer, the present Secretary at War, has been nominated to the Senate in his place It is rumored that James Mr. Purler, this Slate will be appointed in Mr. Span cer's placo. MARRIED On tho 23d ulu by the Ucv. William J. Ever. Mr. SOLOMON UltJEIt of Mohimir.'iV) Miss EMKLINE K'OONB, of thia pUce On the 14th tilt, bv Itudnlnh Scchler. Esq. Mr. EFFINGER ADAMS;' WMiss SAUAI1, daughter of Joseph Cornelison both of Danville. Oddfellows, About two thousand Dew members hare been added to tho Societv of Odd Follows in this State during the last year. Several now charters have been grant ed for now lodges, within a short time pnst, and two or three more will be granted at 'he next meeting of tho Grand Lodge. Some of the bachelors in the Ohio Leg. islature are for a tax on bustles 1 We nev. er knew a bachelor yet that hadn't some thing to say sgaist the ladies behind thtir baeh. 13y the death of Bishop Gtiswold, tho Eastern Diocese is dissolved. Maine, New Hampshire, and Rhode Island, will here after constitute three Diocese. The Episco pol Church in each of these Stales must now choose a Bishop for itself or request a neighbouring Diocese to exercise episcopal supervision over the same. Ma," said a little urchin peeping from beneath the bed cloths, 'I am cold; I wan some more cover on the bed. 'Lie still, my dear, sail! the mother, 'until your sister comes from church she has got tho com forter on for a bustle." A GIANT BOY. They have a giant boy at the Boston Museum who is 1 1 years' old and weighs 2G5 lbs,or 250 lbs. more than Tom Thumb Tho two should form a copartnership, and exhibit themselves together. The Boston boy is 5 feet 2 inches high, and said to be very healthy. Immense flights of wild pigeons, suppos ed to be visitors fiom America, recently ap ptfared in the vicinity of the lakes and hills of Cumberland, England. Jl Child of Nature. A Penobscot Indi an was lately sentenced ta thirty' days imprisonment in the jail at Bangor Me. Tho day after his commitment his wife presented herself smd four children to the jailer, to help servo out her husband's 6enlence, supposing if they staid five days, it would bo counted' as thirty days, and would entitle tho father of the family to a discharge. Shaking Hands. At duel, the panics discharged their pistols without eflect, whereupon one of the seconds interfered, and proposed that the combatants should shake hands. To this the other second objected as unnecessary; for, said he, their hands have been shaking this half liour. Consolidation. 'VUo Capilolian, editor hy E. Guyer, Esq. published in Harris hurg, and heretofore, engaged iu, advancing the claims of Henry Clay to the Prcsiilen -cy, has united with the Pennsylvania in telligencer, a paper devoted to the same interest,' Tho object of this union, is to make, the organ of the-Clay parly at the scat government mori effective, Taxablts. Accordingly to the official statement, there are 387,640 taxable in Pennsylvania. In Philadelphia city, 17 570. In Philadelphia county, 33,5G2 The next highest county is Lancaslc:,rhich has,9G7. Allegheny has 18,010. Th Deaf and Dumb in the State, G04; Blind, 490; Slaves, 20 there being 15 in Jtcdford county. KnlJ THE.undVrsign'cdptirchasetl fit Constable sale ai the property uf Pc'cf Kern, ono sorrel home, ono itfer two'ycnrrt 6! d, bii'o bull of tno tanic ejc.-fivu head bfshrt-pj tHo hbgs.omUtuett ".vuggoti oiio plough; ono lot of plough Beers, one; harrow, two sugar kettles, ono buck sled, one" sled, .olio cut ting box, fnUr acres it wheal in tho grdurrd, I wo acres fcf wry in tho ground) & have left the sami) in possesion of said Kline during my pleasure, of which tho public Will please take notice. THOMAS Wk VOONTJ tel.. It.lei3.-46v XOTlCE. NOTICE. 13 hefeby etven, that wo have purchased at cen stable alo as tho prgprly of Henry Ycalile, one bay mare, one plough, one red htliler, three sheep, three acrts of wheat in tho tfrdoild, rtven awes of hereby given that we have purchased 6t eon 0' i" theground, three hogs two.tctt hbro row, .u., ..in . .i, r,,..n.i hf r.i.,. line lari'o iron kettle, bno weavers lonm.ouo bureau grey roare, ono bay marc, three cows, ono lieuTer, ono alcu" and swingle trees, one harrevV, dh tra'Jle two tccr, four headoryoung cattle, twelveshcep, and scythe, ndhavo left tho samo in his pesacw ono bog, duo sow and pigs, ono two horto waggon ion during our pleasure, of which tho pubhe, will and lied, oti slelgll, two ploughs, .one Uirrovr, olio pieaee iaao iiuulu. cultivator, two etj waggons gcirs, onl lot plough ' gears, ono sell oi Harness, Onuculdle, e uukIicIs ofeatii of a sUck ttfrye, ono lot of Hoy 10 buslich potatoeg,thrc! fourtha of twenty three acred of grain in the ground and havo left tho rame In bin io3sesiau during our pleasure of which tho puuiio will take nouce. IEVI BISEIj. CALEU THOMAS. March. 4th, yeb.tl,ld43 IS, JESSE COLBilANl V. & J. LAZAKUS. IToiice. THE iubscrhWatc desuoua ofd?lng bufinff in'd Ibercroro Inlte tins method ol inrorruinc tlir former cwttoniirv" thaf they2 drcVfiu&fetf to eill m, ilio firt of Fer ua'ry vithout fall, by attending to tho atoc uoticM anil uripgtng Mine of lendyuuwii, tney can ava cnsl and trnnlifilr. , . ' n Th& subiicribcM atiooflTer for Bole gloJs. atj rnjl name, tho Stock vvill be. disputed of or on rrafonutiii; terms between Hits ftnd tW first oi i?pfil, to anh i. . . ...... li.tA t.tlittv;..' i J. ricttons who mav v.ih to enter into uuiShrss, ant wo do iiSHurr mieli, tht their ore few better situation. In tlii country for tSuunm. lire. eatablir.hUicit! can either Uc bought nt routed. , , , OrjEAlAiN' t MlLLHR Janimfy, SS li3, -)n. - . r -r - i i H ' CAUTION. THE public are hereby notified that tho subseri' bci loaned to Lawrence Good, of Monteuf town. shin. ir.t ono red cow. ono ted and white cow. ono hnndlo heiuer, one two year old hull, one rpotlcd bull calf, one dearborn wnggon, one tutting box: and Unue, and two sella ufhorfo gear!. J lie fore NOTICE x TliAt I bvflbUrc!ilst.l at constable aaio is ihi property of Samuel lb. M'Hcnry, one gray marc,one Rtirttl lldrfe, two colts, bnc red cAw.two jiydcd cowa five head of young cattle, eiven head of snecp, Uvo hogs, grain in tho 1mm, grain in the ground, ono fanning mm, Ulm jlctl. one plough, one harrow, ono mantle clockv ortd havo left the ramo id his possess ion during my pleasure, of Which the public will take notice. JOHiS' .M'HEiS'ItY. Feb, 1 1, 1813 4a, NOTTCti. tS bctebv eiven that I hnvo nUrchascd ai Cons'ta hlssulctis thc'nropeity of Jamr.4 tackhoufo,' olic going properly was purchased by mo from John' sorrel horse, Ono cow, ono hcilVer, otio sleigh, and Utousc, who purctiasea tno same nt constauie sale aim nave ieu mu buiub hi his iiwhubhiuii uiuiuu .uj as tho property of Lawrence Uood, All persons pleasure oi wmcu uic puunc win akc huito. arc hereby nolilictl not to Interfere with tho said' property as it belongs to the subscriber. March 4, 184348. LEVI litSEL. AmtctlnBof t'bo iStorkhbUcrs.Tiiid cn el5ctiot! lof uircctors ot tho Mloom3turg, nan roan iroi company will be held t -No. 54, Walnut street,, Philadelphia, oh Satuidjy ihe 2.rth of Fcbuar nextet ISo'tIocIc, A. ?.t. . , -. a V Catlttwissa, January', 23d 1643. M$ lIstablisihLmeiit. (I Oil fashing Crectc, at leaiak Coles Mills Suzarhaftotonihiti, Co), co. Tlik Suhacrilirr inftiitiiW the imlillfe tlia hti hat put up d shop flt the above platt, far the' purpose ota-' turning VvagBort hblwjnnd all kinde bf wool 'vvoikljj Also, iron mill spindles and gtidgconsc &c.y.andJ copper ond brass of every description. All kindijli of produce vvill bo taken in payment, but nd ctedit;" givcm Ml Two of three loufneVrn'orii Wllcl uhdefstani, fmwj isuing ciiairs aim 1'cauaicmis will unu einpinyim-niiJ-j OURIN S-ntAltiUTi Jan. 14, 1843. 38. i W Feb. 11, 184342. NOTICE. THAT wc have purchased atcohslablc sale as the property of Joseph H. Hess, ono correl maro and harness, one bay honse And harness, one Imy colt sir head of young cattlc,onbtvo horso wnggon one ulcd, ono plough and harrow, onp wind inill,onc clock, ono cutting box, live hogs, eleven acres oi eralninthe ground, two logcliabis, one crosscut saw one lot of grain in the. barn, ono shovel and have left the same in hift po.secssion during our pleasure of winch the public wilt laKe noltce. d. C&lVf KlTi. FcbrUarS ll, 1843 42. p -rr 'it rri i? , Any persons wishing to commence buisncsj.wilb ' do well by calling- on him before purchasing elsc-j THAT I have purchased at constable sale as' the where, as he will either sell or Unit his sture roomd nronertvof Elisha Hess ono voko.of work cattle. and tell his goods, on rcaconable terms, and fair I ono plough, one fanning mill, one mantle clock,and creuu. . have left the samo in his nossersion during my Alto, lor sale v mo subscriber i pleasure of which tlie public will tako notice. NOTICE. M IS herobv riven that I hnvo milvhased of Adamli Roat, the fo)loving propcity to will orto Bnrcad,onc!)) lieu, one otovc, ono corner UUBboatd, one i;ioclr" nine chairs, one iron Kettle, tno acres of Whentiii'L the ground, and otlecow, and havo left tho same ill his possession during my pleasure, of which the nublie will nlratc talcd notice. Wl HE subscriber being deitous of closing1 business, now ouVis to his customer his as Eortmcnt of HAUOtVAUE AND aUIJENStVAItC Sir.. &c. at reduced prices, being determined to sell CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAPEST- TUIiEE GOOD CANAL BOATS, which ho will disposo of as low as any can bo bought! GEORGE WEAVER. Bfoomsburg Feb. 18th, 1843. February 11, 1843-42. PHILIP FRITZ. P NOTICE. Jll)MlNlSTtl.aTOlVS NOTICE. "OTIOE is hereby givenhat letters of admin- istration.&c havo been granted to IhosUbecn- jef on the'estate of ANDREW CREASY, late of Mifllin township, in the county of Columbia All persoiM indebted to said cstato are IS hereby given that we havo purchased at con stable salens the property of John Dills, ono gray deceased hoe and harness, one sorrel horse and harness,"! brmliv irnniredtn come forward without dclav and ono two horse wagon one eled, two lumber sleds grttle their respective dues. Those having demands ono cow, one plough, one harrow one fanning mill, on eaij estate are requested to present their claims one cutting box and all the lumber at tno mill, and moucrlv attested for settlement. .-1 U.I. ....I ll.n .Mln In (III. ,ivn r "II .1.1.4. 1 I!.....- .l.OCll. C saw los. uuu uiuttt. iiiu niu H"111 i i will Intel uuuiurs unu uruuuurA uii mu oui wi lug chains and have left the same in his posecssion February and first of Marc)i next, at the latc.rcn- 1S hereby eivcn that I have purchased" ai constat i blesaleaa the property of Robert Lockhart, two i Mares, two milk. cows.VweKb acres of Wheat in thd i ground, six.acrcs of A'yo in the ground, twenty bu-J ilUlW Ul 'UbULUL'il III UtU UUIt,' UllU U1UUIIO CIOCK, OllOjy , ill 1. , I i r. . . V Eicti, one mugii, nnu uavo leu me samo in ills pos'.l session during my pleasure, of which thopubllc,will3 'S5c uko notice. i JAMES LOCKHAIIT. Jan. U, 1843.-38. .NOTICE . 'S hereby given, that we have this day bought at , Constabe salc.as the property of Isatc Robbings, the following property, to wit! one black, More,'J; one cor'cl Colt, two ted Stccrs,fivi hogs, fiy Sheep 1 two setts of Harness, sixteen acrfcs of Rye in thd 1 ground, tour acres ot Wheat in tho ground, one sled, one Plough, one Harrow, onebsy Maid, one two Horse waggon, one black Uow, and ono black Hciffcr. and havo left the same in the posecssion of ' tho taid Tlobbins,during our pleasureind forbid any 1 person tailing them from him, cither by purchase 1 or otherwise, withodt our cotisint 1 E. & J, LAZARUS, Orangcville, Jan. 3, 1843. z W'tTce during oui pleasure. Feb. 28, 1843. 44. JOHN MICHAEL. J'HILlP FRITZ. In 1840, the population of Southporl, Wisconsin Territory, was 337, now it 0 1132. They have five churches, fourteen stores and two newspapers and export agricultural products to the yearly amount oi $45,000. An exchange paper says: 'E. B. Doo little is iu the habit of robbing our hen roosts, and stealing our nearest neighbor's pigs in the uighi. If ho does not deaist,we shall publish his name.' Florida Indians A. sleamcr arrived at New Orleans on the 8lh, wilh Creek Indians, utider U, S. command from Flo rida. Products of the United States, A state nicnt, prepared by the Commissioners of Patents, estimates ilic products of fifteen articles only which were the growth of 1812, at nearly six bundled millions of dollnrs,- Yet there is a constant cry kopt up that measures nf past years have been destructive and ruinous to the people. The war tent of General Washington fas exhibited at the charity ball j given in Baltimore, op the 23d iust. The Governor Ceueial of tho Canadas, Sir Charles Bagot, after a brief reign, died at his residence in Kingston, en the 9th ins t. NOTICE. THAT I have purchased as tho property of Eli sha Albcrtson. one lossled, ono log chain, ono :ut- tingbox,ono cluck, f,ix acres of wheat in the ground one plough, four hogs, one yoko cattl?, and havo left tho sama iu his possession during my pleasure of which the pubhc will tako notice. U. II. AijUUIU SUfl. February 4,184341. NOTICE THE Subscribers purchased at Constable sale on the 23d Jan, 1913, the following sold as tho property of Jefferson Moycr, in Bloomsburg the tho jcceaseji t0 m&e settlement with all who inn. loiiowmg property 10 viz: ono uuruuu, urna luiuiuu AllKuHAM LUDWIu, Adnfr ilenco of tho deceased to make settlement with all who may call. AyKArlAAl IiUJJWlU, AUm t: February 4, 181341. Jl DM IS IS TIUl TO IV S NO TICE. ""EVTOTIOE is hereby given, lint letters nfadmin JL istiationA'c. have been granted to tho subacri. tier on the estate ol , BENJAMIN CREASY, late of Mifflin townejiipi in tho county of Columbia deceased. All persons indebted to said, estate aie lereby required to come forward without delay and jclilo tbcii respective dues. Those having dmaid on said estate are requested to present their claims properlv attested lor scttteinenit. 1 will meet debtors and creditors on, the -sill at February and first of March at the late residence of fS hereby given to all persons, that i have pur chased at Nonstable Sale, is the property of William Kile, one sorrel Horse and Jtlarncs, ono red Cdw, two icd and white Cows, ono red Ileifler, three spring Calv s, ono Harrov,ohe mantle Clock, one fanning Mill, livo.Hoge, ono 1'loueh, and have left tho same in possession of said Kile, during my J pleasure, ui mluvu iuo puuuo win luuu iiuvicu. WW. c;. HESS. Jan. 7, 1813. 37. clock, ono iron Kettle, wnich property ws have left with said JelTetson Moycr, at our pleasure. L. b. RUPERT, E. C. BARTON. Bloomsburg Jan. 28, 1843. 40. February 4, 184a. NOTICE, IS hereby given, to oil concerned, that we have this day purchased, at lonetablc sale, as the prop ..... ..r r l. '."I I ... , . SLXl'CCU tO fCXlt, horse wagon, ono plough, one sled, one harrow.one ROM tho first of April next, a small house lot of wheat in tho barn, one lot rye in the barn, or part of house, any whaio in Bloomsburg, one lot hay in the frarn, one stacli Hay, nino aocs fora family of two persons with no children. Any ryo in the ground, three holes potatoes, four bee n.rnn hnvlno such a situation to let. can annlv at swarms, two lots applctrcsa, one Wind mill, one . c I ti 1 l .i i- this oliice. I vuillll liua.uii t,miu b.uu. miuu iiuft, unu tui ui Tlloomsburg, Jan. 21, 1843 39. ilax, ono lot clover seed, ono lot duck wlicat,ona log sieu, one lot trees, two sens narnccs, onr log cnain smniTiTi i ono ioi uiaiuv uuiucr, oiiu cow, uiici.eiuof-oun oil llJlJ lean, ono cubboard. ono loom, two and n linlfnerr-a S hereby given, that I havo purchased as the wheat in tho ground, and havo left tho same in his property ot JUicliaci jjeinon, ono norse waggon, nossession during our pleasure of w ich tho nublic one) norse, eiguiecu snecp, ono uiaiiiic ciucb, w,h ja0 notice, and havo left thosnmo in his possession during lny pleasure, and hereby caution ill persons not to take it from him cither by purchase or otherwise- without my consent. JONATHAN LEMON. Feb. i, 1813. 41. J.N. & A. 23. THOMAS. February 4, 1843. 41. p. NOTICE. IS hereby givn that I have purchased at Con stable sale, as the propcily of John ilurtmuii, two urn'prin mares, and harnets, ono waggon two cowe. one calf, eight acreo, of ryo in tho ground, 4 Acres' of THAT I havo this Jay Doughtai theproperty of of wheat in the ground, ono mantle clock, ono Marlin Barter, jr. ten sheep, ono hcifor, ono plough wind mill, and one cuttii.g box, and havo left the one wagon, one harrow, one stove, one cubboarn, I samo inhN possession, during my pleasure, of ono Grindstone, ono email brass kettle, three setts winch the public will lake notice. of horso harness, and ono bureau, all of which I have left with him during my pleasuro. of which .. ... ill..l. .TTl tno puunc win taKc notice. THOMAS MENDEN2AI.L. February 4, 184341. JAAES LOCKHART. Feb. dlh, 181343 p. NOTICE. IS hereby given that we have this day boucbt at constable sale as the property ol John Fulnier. tvo Lrowbars ono hook ono croscut Saw: one Iron Kettle ono (Sicigh, ono log vnajii and ono NOTICE. Til fi 'subscribers bnvo purchased at constable fl1e. n ihn nrnnertv of Jesse Movur. ono hav Alure. 1 tvninlslil. nttn nlnnnh nnn linrmtv iviiK one Sled, ono Sleh, ona set Hanicu, all or which Eleven acres pf fyojn tho ground and Imvc Ir.ft tho we havo loausd him during our pleasure of which name in his possesaion.during our rlcasure.of which IUU JJUUUVi WJii loivu IIUHLI7. i I'UUUC Will lUtill 11UIICC uui.iiAidiM ct MlJjijiiK, A2JRAM YOUNO T. tta At, I T tsn ,nJn . n Jn'i7l -o ou mv, i jnumrj- 3 iOvi. v p Jan. 0, 184333. BENJAMIN EVANS. NOlrICE7 ill 4 1 Keiiitining at the rostullice baltawissan laiiiiarv 7. 1843. Rrob.-t C. A. & C. G. 2 Long George 2 Miller A(,a'' M'Kelvy William Mencli.' ftlichael Mann John R 2 MaiillaH .PhHlip 2 llrnbst M. & O. 2 Uenher &. Kinger Ureish Georye Urobst U. G. Brobst Joseph llezeiiiah LlifC Clark DaviJ 2 Case Ailain Cliiy'vcll Joseph Delaplain Samuel Fenstaiuclter Peler Cleaver John Fnrincr Reuben Frick B. P Evans David 2 Geiger S. & E; Girion William Geiger Mrs. Geprga William lliis Ellis '2 Uiilics George Kosicnbailcr Jacob Kccfier Elizabeth Peisqns calling list will please say they arf mlveiii'sed. U. A, UKU11SF. P. ,M pHxlnn Joseph 8 Jiiiier John llvile Pnlerirlt Uorhabacl) Wm ' Shuman Jacob Sqesholt Phillip StotisQ John Simiiifs Robert Sliarpless John Shelharl Joana Thoinne Lloyd Witner Abrain I, Gearhatt William , Ilnttler 'J'liomaa Harder Mary j John Mm y Kostenbjilcr D. Kinnev Jane for letters in the nbnva Mew Marfel THEY woul-' inform tho citizens of CohtniH County, ihnt they u e commeii'-cd thobusi ni"snt tho above place at tho j J ;! hci of L ' HOWELL, where they sre proparcd ti' anufur turo to order, in the neatcf.t, best, dnd most duraV manner, MONLMKNT, TOMB.TABI.F qEAI) and FOOT STORES, of nlj eizen aii ualitics, MANTLES, WINDOW and i)OuR ' SILLS, and DOOR FRONTS. Aleo PAINT, DARandinwirrasiPM-K. Orders for Stone can bolefi with I. t?RU.S.'S w',o wil act as Anent durinc our ttliiri. ' I They constantly keep on band a laigc Vermont, Egyptian nnd Italian Marllo at tue wholetale Marble Yard at Selius Urovc. Lnii'i rnuntv I'n. ill Uleomsbuig Auj;.tl4. Tisl 13 )