The Columbia Democrat. (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, March 25, 1843, Image 4

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j thilmV.lhtt lofty thingl.,. ..
" The nilacc and fhi '.hronr.
YheH'renbn site, pcepitf jilting)
T And breaililes aritljnilgmeht t'utiej
Oh-l-wrwrfilh silent atep ahull trace
1 lie bolder or that haunted placet
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j!a"ior in nis waaknesa own
iThatmyatery and marvel bind
That lofty thing, the human mind!,
Thaihaman heart, that Teitlet Tfiingl
Tnejemptet and the Irieil;
The joyouc.yet inn suffer'uir,
Tne;nurre uf pain am! ptiilr-;
"The,gpTgrnnii.tliroifgefl, 'thrdean'late,
-TiiP'Veat iithive. tlir lair uf hate;
8lf-iunp. -oelf iTriHrill
Yet do we bleat thee as thou in,
fT j-Thou reatfea tliinVtjthe! human lieart'i
The human snuR thai atirillnr fliinir!
-"Mytleriotif ami sublime!
T, he angel sleeping mi the wing,
Winn y theti'Affe of Time!'
The ,beaunfiil.Ttlie:eilri!v the bound.
The earth enslaved, the lory-orbwne d
. The elrickeriinite primrt
i'rom nearen in leara in earth It aioie
,-Th'at startling' thing, 'the human toull ,
p,JLnd. this ia Man! 'Ohl aak jrtf,1yiBHI'; ;
The gifted anil foigiven,
When p er Ma vision, dcir and dim,
'Thef wre-rka nf'tinti nr.. ,liivn.
'"Can chain the tide or charm the hour,
Or stand in place of heaven!
'lle bend, the brow, lie bows the ltnee
Creator! Father! none but The!
E r ii ... . .- .
;a leuow coming out oi a wern -one
normng rather fuddled, fell upon the door-
step, i rying io regain hia looting he te
n-. . . . - -
larked, 'If as the Bible aaya. the wicked-
lUnd on alippery pUcet, I mutt belong
Io a diffirent class, for it ia more than 1 cait
I meant to have told you of that holci
K -J ... - . .
aiu an inonman to nis menu, wiio was
v!king with him in hia garden, and alum
lied into i pit full of water. 'Nn matter.
id Pat blowing the mud and water out of
Hia mouth, 'I've- found it.'
he. clergy live by our tins, the doctor by
r diceacea,and the lawyera by our follies.
hat do printers lire on! echo anavreia
half
It ia eai4 that however well young ladies
7 he vtrsed.in grammar, but very few of
em can decline mn
iSmg-uar Cast of Desptration.V e
Tid the folluwing'alarining case of violence
corded in the Si. Louis Ledger: 'Pete
giai maKca you luoK so awlnU' Jake I'm
iitated, and, unless mv spirits grow calmer
l do aomething desperateI'll rush out
tea'ra board, off ihe pig peul
HQ"'! ?HriotUy.'i will, be observ.
triat-the folloWfiig Vine will read both'
Lewd-did I live evil I did dweL 1'
in Irishman writing ! akelch of his life.
s he early ran away from' hit. father
lauie he diaecrered he waa onlv his un
fit -Zl ' A " ' -
IWhat can a'inan doTaa'iii a' oret-n nn
Iterilay, '.vhen ihe ,aheiiT.is seen com-
t'p.to him wiih' a will in hi hand!'
ply he remedy,' aajil ' another one
My, ' .
IRetnedyl What kind nf
Wetling, remedy, ;you goose run like
iasoningfor ruiting.'l m.usl call on
rav?j
Ihoughl' said the huiband, 'Vnu'dislik.
ihatrs. Hravea' .
fhf ao I do -I detest her: hut she haa
!. l u i . - . .j.
t norrioie tongue, It is best to k
teep
ihe rig hi aide of anch people.'
K"Br&gn f'mtd.M.-For. the COut.
Umhwater.- dyspepsia, exercise; eoin,-,
muz "rviie,emppymeni, tnoih
ly.M'&'tfon rheumaiism, new flaniiel
baljence, debt, relrenchmerit.love'r mat-
wvj nn eiy conscience, par, the prin-
Is, aaul a ynune- latlv. "
ifjnthal atate of matrimony!' replied
, .
e(l.-,we
r
.0,n.Ervou win Sn
aa that to bs odd of ph
Inltad Slates,'
XX OTfOB.u hereliy.giran, that hitters of.admln
rJ titration dee, haya been granted tg th subicii
ban, -on tho.-cstata of ,
i- "i JACOB WELLIRR,
late orModlso'n township in thecuntr bICotumbi
deceased. All persons, indebted to said estato are
hereby, required to come forward without delay and
acttle'their frtpective duci. 'J'hone having demands
on satJ estate are requcKted to present their claims
properly attested lor seillroteiit.
MA USUAL G. SHOEMAKER
JOHN OHMSWAN. Admrf,
March 11, 184340.
NOTICE.
IS hereby 'given' thatu have purchased at consta
we tale-as tlio pioperty ol Alattiew McHtmry, one
cait shod Sled and kliort traces tili' toiicue chairis.
.one log sled, one red cow, one red JieiU'cr.'olie two
year old bull, one lialrow,'(me 'brown more, une
gray hone, one windmill, 'tno setts'o liatnrsn, one
mantle clock', six acrcs'of -rye in the ground, four
acres nl nhcat in tire ground, -oi -cast plow, 'one
lot of hav in the barn, one lui ofrve in the tarn
and have left the same in l!s"rtoseasi.in during my
.pleasaure ot.wmch the ..pulilic will take notice
March 11, 1843 6.
NOTICE.
"WH hereby given tha. we have purchased ist con
stable sale as the properly of Jotepli Sheep, one
grry uiiic, unc mj unre, inree'cowa. one newer,
two tecM. four heat ofyoung cattle, twelve sheep
one hug, one tow and pitfs.'onc two horjo Trapriion
and tied, one sleigh, two ploughs, one harrow, ono
cultivator, two sen wagijons gears, One lot plougl
gears, one sett of Haruesi, one aaddle, SC bushels
of oats, of a stack of rye, one lot of Hay 10
bushels. potatoes.thrce fourths of twenty three acres
ol grain in tne ground , and have left the same in
hia posveaaioo during our pleasure of which the
public wiil take notice.
J.EVI DISEIi.
4JALEI1 THOMAS
March 4th, 1843.
CAUV30N.
THE public are hereby notified 'that tne siiliscri
bei loaned to Lawrence Good, of Monteur town
ship, viz; otic red cow, one Ted and white cow,, one
lirindle lieilTer. one two year old Lull,, une spotted
bull calf, -one dearborn waggon, one cutting box
and knife, and two scitsofhorce gears. Tho fore
going properly was purchased by nre from John
Uiousc, who purchased the Same at constable sale
as tlie property. ol Lawrence Good. All persons
are nereuy notllieu nolto intcrluc Willi the aaid
property as it belongs to the, subscriber. .
JOHN DI&TERICH.
Me.rch4,l843-liS.
CALL, AiVD SEE
TS
HE subscriber being
desirous of closing
business, now ofTi-ta to
nis customers his as-
surtuicnt of
Ditjf Goods. Jikttl fefrocteiries
HAltDWARB AND aVCBNSU'ARE.
at reduced pilceS, being determined to aell
CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAPEST
Any persons wishing to commence buisness.will
do well by calling on him before purchasing else
where, as he will either sell or Item his store room
and sell his roods, on reasonsblo terms, and fair
credit.
AlsOt, for sale by the subscriber
THREE GOOD CANAL HO ATS,
which he will dispose of as low aa any can be
bought.,
uuukui; WEAVER,
filoomsbufg Feb..l8th, 1843.
NOTICE.
I;5 hereby given thil We have putchnsed at con
stable Bile as the property of John Dills, one gray
orec And harness, one sorrel horse and harness.
one two horse wason one sled two lumber uleds
one cow, one plough, one harrow one finning mill,
one cutting box and all ihe lumber at the mill, and
saw logs, one clock rnd the grain in the ground two
log chains and have left the same in his poseesslon
during om pleasure.
JOHN MICHAEL,
PHlLlPfRlTfc.
Feb. 28, 1843.-44.
NOTICE.
THE Subscribers purchased at Constable sale
onthe.23d Jan. 1 843, the following sold
the property of Jeflerson Moyerjin Ulooinsburgthe
following property to vir: one Uureau, brisi mantle
clock, one iron Kettle, wnich property we havd Jeft
with said Jefleison Moyer, at our pleasure.
k 1. U. RUPERT,
E. C, UARTOWr
Dloomiburg Jan., id, 1843. 40",
NOTICE
rs hereby given,' that I. have purchased as tha
property of Michael Lemon, olle horse waggon,
one ho.se, eighteen sheep, one mantis clock.
nd have lelt the same in his possession during my
pleasure, and hereby caution ill persons not to
take it from him either by purchase or otherwise
without my content.
JONATHAN LEMON.
Feb. 4, 1843. 41,
NOTICE.
THAT l have this Jv nouehtas the nrnnerlv of
iiiariMi jiaricr, jr. jen sneep, one neier,.one plough
one wagon, one harrow, one stove., one.cubboaro,
one Grindstone, one small brass keille; three sells
of horse harness, and otle bureao, all of which I
haVe lcft vvilh himdunng my pleasure, of which
the public will take notice. .
THOMAS M.ENUENALL.
February 4, 184341.
NO Vh)E.
That.I have purchased at CoiiMaMo sale as .the
prope:t- ofDanIerceImcn ono three year old jiejC
lei; iwn yeaning slrer;one wood aledjone fannlrlg
mill; all the grain in the ground on the farm Tie pc
cupjrsjixtern popar saw logs; one ahoat and hive
let'j the jame iuhis posscsaion dyring ,my plaasure
of wliich the public will take notice.
JOHN YORKS.
March 11, 184346. ' ' ' -
NOTICE.
TUB subscribers have purchased at constaMe
sale, as Ihe propertVLorJesteMa
ope Sled, one Sleigh, one set Harnesr, i
haye oanfd,hlm Junnj our 'pleasur
;lha public will take notice,'' "
' 'nnrlKurVwi ir
Sled, one Sleigh, one set Ha'rnesr, all of which-
e a sure of which
cor.EUiN x. urr.r.vn
Jaeanry, 99 1844 4
A
HAVE just received 'AlargrJ. assortment of
FAldj-AND WINTER GOODS
of everyvaiictyAvhich.lhey Sid enabled to bffer'tb
tho hUblica . little loner than than the cheapest for
me HCinui uu uuiYfl, lUcft as
cjtmt of, cotfS'fnv Pnomrca,
the THOUSAND YEAR CREDIT SYSTEM
haWng (rech llANUONED.
Among their assortment of 5
Dry Goods
msy he fotlnd all the" varieties of Engllsh.Frehch
and-Amerlcili Manufactuirs of Wool, cottoh', silk,
(lax and liempt aMong which la an. clrgnnt assort
ment nf superfi.ir, fme.nnd Common Urcrad Clojllcs
and Cassimcrtsi Battlnclsl t'otlon and Linqn Drill-.
ing; Irish Linens; brown Hollands; Marst-iles and
other yestings, 8lk Velvets: brown and bleached
Shirtings and Sheetings, Calicoes) printed Lawns
and; Muslins, Mnusline dc lalns) Challie.ij plain and
fictired Silks; a, large variety nl silk, mnliair. and
Merino Shawls and handkerchiefs. Lady's and
Uetlcmen s uiovcs anu .inns, jiosiery; iiibbons,
Gentlemen and Children a
HATS,
iic, he.
CAPS
tc, tic.
Gerftle men's, uadiea and Children's
BOOTS
SHOES.
Among their
GROCERIES,
will he found
Sugar and Cutfrc of several kinds and quality
imperial, xoung Hytoii, Hyson ekln. and
Stiorischolig 'I'cas; Chocolate, Spices of all
kindt Madeira, i'ort. Lihbon and Malcga
Wiifts, Urandy, Holland Gin, ' Spirits, '
Rum, and Whiskey West India, New
Orleans, 6'ngar House and Boston
eyrup MOLASSES,
HARD WARS,
Knives and Forks, Cuttcrv Saddlerv. Coach and
Waeon. trimniini'gand mouiitinirs. Mill and M.Vnl
Saws, tenant saws. Saddler's, Shoemaker's, Tailor's
and Carpentcia tools; Blacksmith's Anvils and
Vices; Sweeping and a great variety of other brush;
cs; all kinds of Ropes and Cordage &c. Ac,
A large, and, elegant assarltnir.t of
'CJEIIffAt GLASS
AND
(Itiecnsware,
CROCKEKY TTAHE.
IRO
Of all kinds by the Ton" or smaller quantity,
Spring Steel, English blister, Crowley,
Sheer and Cast steel, German' steel, and
American blister, Nails and, Spikes,
Large and small Copper Kittles, .yc.
It is impossible to 'mention separately in an ad
vertisement, all the articles which they have on
and but the subscribers Wish it to be understood
that their assortment has bcrn'Jaid n solely with a
vie to supply tho wants of the country, and ihe re
fore few will be disappointed who may call upon
them to have their Individual wants supplied, pro
vided they offer in exchange Ili6
"READY GO DOWN."
W'lLLIAM McKELVY k Co.
Bloomsburg.Nov. 10, 1S42. 30 If.
New tme
AND
NEW GOODS.
THE subscriners inform Iho public, ithat they
have entered into Partnership, under the firm
BITER & HEFFL3T
and have unt received from Philadelphia, and now
opened, at their NEW STORE, J'ortlmetlCor
tttr at Market and Maine Streets, Jllommburs,
an entire new and extensive ussomicnt of
DRY GOODS, GHOOEMES,lIAni)
WARE. CROCKERY, AND.
QUEENSJI'K RE. .J-c.,
which they ofiVr for sale, on reasonable terms, as
Jfheir prices are auitrd to Ihe times. Among their
assortment will be found
iJJrottticlptfi. ' Cusitnert$, Satmelts' pntf
vaji'nits' kinds of -cloths Jor "mtn'p-.
Sfitnnier wear Calicatv, Ging
hams; L'ambrics) flltttlintf
Silkut Muslin dctaney
and vitrious other articles
for Ladies' tresej Shawls) Silk
and Cotton Ilandkerciitfs and lime;
lit ached and Drown Domestic Muslins
and a . variety of other articles suitable for the season
and believed to be as' good and cnmslete'and assort
ment'as U usally found in country1 store.
fj-( OU SThY i'itODUC.E will be received in
axrhange,nd' CASH will riot be refuted.
purfriends". and tht public 'generaly, aro'requsil
sj to call and examine' for themselves'. ' '
'-. JAOPUEYER.
. - CHARLES ur.rhar. , t.
Ciifrying Business.
THE tubocritipr Ivnnl.l i
1110 public generally, that they hr.te ehtcrtd Into
. ..W ... mvii iiiviiuo niiu
tsoparimrtinp unutr the firm of
kfor lhe purpose of carrying dn the. above, business
ai ins om stand ol Uirttltan ShUnian,
"OHKISTlAN SIIUMAN,
JAMES Ti I'EflO.
Reaver Valley Dei:., 31. 1842. ftf).
, . A LL persons. Indblitt'd to me must . csiili iLf'!r
utcuuiiis Dcioro me nrsi 01 March next.
1 UIlltlSTIAN SHUMAN.
Bearer Valley", Dec. 3M842r
b7Ia r 1 mi
THE subscriber has for sale at his stoiein Wh'iit
Hall "
50,000 LaP Sl'iriglea at the tow
price of 93;
per hundred, Inch Hoards, ice.. Sic,
AI.SO-"(Tbe cetctirateif Giev Marc lately ntfhcd
ALSO A General assotlmrnt er 'MmhnmMti.
all of Which wiIMjc disposed of tu.sdit the, timeaJ
IIUUKHTMcCAi.
miitchall, Jan.7, 1843;
EY12S TO THE
jL UTmeri owiiea 01 JJ, A. JUJJJJIS.
mm rai'hutTUIibl informs his friends, and
Jsl'. ,tne nubile, generally, that he has just receiv
d limn Philadelphia a.ncw and cxtcnsivo assort
mcntof
Pmssj ITIcdicines, Oils, Paints
si - - '
oiiiccioltini'ics, &c. &c.
which, in addition to his former slock.
complete assorlrncpt of nrtitlesin hisliiie of business
'All persons' wishing rtb 'purchase any of the above
articles,arc.pailicularly invited to call and price the
ui.ii.ico in inn omrc oe.inrc, nuyinar clscuhcrcas lie
is determined to sell as low, and' by a Utile Jewing,
lawer.than can be bought ariv' where else In
surrounuing, neighborhood.
i iic ouuscrmcr considers it hardly necssary to
- I'miiLuinr si no is comment
thai no one ran comcnmisa bv enmiirini-fn rn.
v.d uciuiiuif; n, b urugniore.
, . ",crl,1B,us arm i-iiystcions will find it
io ineir auvanlngo.to call and buy such articles af
they may stand in need of, ai they shall be.accom
modaled at a very low percentage.
In few words all are respectfully invited tn'mll.-
f ",,u juugcioi luemseivea. -
. p -EPHIt AIM T.TIT7
... .i :.. i r .l ... " r. '
Bloomsburg, July 1C, 1843. tf 39.
BLANK BOOK
TG4,corner of Walnut 4- Third streets
HE subscribcis return their sincere, thanks to
" v ineir incnus ior the lavors so liberally bektow-
!"'" mu ut-,ii.aTc io assure inem that no
efforts shall be wanting on their part Io merit a
continuance of their patronage, both in reference to
workmanship and cheapncka of price to' suit the
times. ..
It is highly advantageous to Gentlemen nnd In-
iiiuuons naving i.n.raries, to apply direct to the
liinder.'.making at least a saving "of MO tok20" per
cent, and sometimes more.
All descriptions of HinJing neatly executed.
Gentlemen's Libraries fitted up an'd repaired, Mu
sic and Periodical bound to pattern. Ladie'a scrap
bookSl Albums and Portfolios, of all descriptions
mini. ,n .lil-. , I r 1
....ui. .u uinH, iimui iguono ior i.iirarics, Insti.
luuons, oocietics, &c. on advantageous Terms.
u rKU It tit) NOTARIES, REGIS
I Kits. KUUOKHERS, SHERIFFS.
MERCHANTS AND DANKS.
They are nlso p'rcparcd Id manufacture
BLA1T& "WOP.K
o! every description, such as Dockets, Jteeqrtls
DeedJIoohs. UaymBooht, Ledgers, Journals
Memorandums, Chcck-Holls, &c. of the finest
quality of Paper, (Robinson's' Ivory Surfaced) in
a style equal to any madeiu jho Cities Df PJiiladel-
pniaormw l ork, on the most reasonable.terms.
Blsk Wont, Rolxd 'to Aivr Pattiiiit.'"'
CLYDE & WILLIAMS.
N. B. Old Books rebound with neatness and
ucop'mcii, oibu r ncs oi j'apcrs.
Harrisburg, March 26, 184S. mo. 48.
All orders for Binding, or for blank books.left at
una unite, mm ue lorwarueu, anu returned as soon
as oompieica.
U. WEBB, ertf;
ADMINISTRA TOR'S NO tJceT
"mrOTJOE is hereby given.that lettcra of ndmin
1 istration.&chavei.been granted to thesubscii
bcr on the estate of
THOMAS WELDONEH.
late of T'sbing preek tp.,in the county of Columbia
deceased, Alt persons judebted to said estate aro
hereby required to come forward without delay and
settle their respective dues. Those hnvimr m,,,,
on said estate arercquested'to present their claihia
pioptjny anesicu lor settlement.
' , . , AM.FELL0W3,a'n,V,
Coltnnbus Lu. co. March 11, 184347. i
NOTICE.
rBtllhumlersignedpurchasedot Constable sale
M. as me properly ol James Lemon one bureau
onu clock, one spring calf, two shoats, four acres of
wueai ininegrouna, two acres of rye in th ground
itii mo tauin in nn. possession during my
tilenuii, nf Uftii.K id. ....1.1! ...:n , ... -
,. m.v, .us jiuunc win piease take no
tice. '
JONATHAN LEMON.
March 11,1843 17.
NUTtUS", IT-
IS .hereby given, that n?h.ve purchased t com
.i9ViuM.B as inc. property ol David, Cox, one bay
., (ufclH nurse geers, one
5 "j-one piow, one aIed,.on,e windinill1one
J"?"1!' chSh fiSSn, and have jeft the, same
in his possession during our pleasure, of which the
puunc -wiii piease isae notice.
' ...''". PERR.AM!iJRlDE.
t,v;K'If'.f.n.n. Xi.-.X il---.' i -i.'i I
Vr ruHgoii, eicign uens, -r-.i r-;t "i'" mm wniie paper. J'lic.i ttk
Uuflalo Robe.itwo 7'ables, two Stoves, corher culi- reached its third number, and, thus far, ihe r
board and a nunbcr,pf articles two tedious to men- 1,11,1 has'proved tint the design of'puiiliih'imra'Mir
inn. " ' 4 " JHnf (,f .iltmrln, lllo.j i "
"' ' ' '"AND ""WWW
"Young IAIjiks1 AiAoMneJ
Isifie' title.of a new work pfiblislied bhrhonthly
In Philadelphia, a the extremely lew prco,of ' ,
ONE DOLLAR A YEAR' '
ThbdesIgH of this work is to fdrnisfe, at a lorr
rate; a.Miigailne wltich. lw rejardtf liteiarf, merit
anil mechanical eicciition shall equal the best three'
dolldt toagajlne. Each number, will contain'
least forty eight (8 t,)( pages . of' readingmqttcr;
isOTniBiiM iEtinsyiv:iE;c
from the pens of the most ta'Ienled" male arid fcrna!'
frriters'of theday. Orre 6rmore '
will be given In cash number, dri'd, also one of se
ries. of ipleidid
FLORAL ENGRAVINGSRICHLY
COLORED. . '
.now'Jn rotirsi of prcparatinni decjuWly the' moat
...,.1.,..,i,ir.i .-iiiucinsiimeiiis ever given In
"f7 L1,'1,6, ,n? or more pages of new ard pop.
ular MUSIC, will beaten In' each number. It
will be, printed upon new type, cast expressly for
CICCU
One Dollar A iTear,
copld not but be successful, flnr .ni....
is-alrcad dotibfo that of .iny nnj Dollar Ladi'.
magazine, wditnndrcds are added elich week.
of.ktio'wn nnd acknowlcdsred talent h.vn i.hJV..
cured.- and the publishers ore determined to" spire
no painv or expense m rendering the work every
way wortny the patronago of the public.
Fbrthccotivenjcnceofncli'lilinr.. ,l In r..:n.
jatj;jniiiartce we will .end when remitted post
Seven copies or,thc Wreath, one year, for
tourcohies of tho Wreath and any three
$G 00
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10 00
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16 00
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Five copies ofthe Wrealh.and any I'hila.
delplna Weekly 'aner.
Fifteen copie of Iho Wreath,
i en copies or the Wreath, and any three
dollar iMaznzinc. ' ' ' ,
Ten cnpics.of the Wreath.and Spark's Life
of Washiniiton, in Nos.
Ten copies or the Wreath, and Scott's
Novell,
Ten copies ofthe Wreath and Dicken's
(Ubx's) Works, 1
1'weuty copies of the AVreath, and any
one of the above name! wuiks.
Specimen Numbers furnished, if ordered
posi pat a.
Address DUE IV , SCAMMEI L, Pub,
G7 South 'J'hird St. Philada.
.Editors giving the above a few inrtinn.
sending the Nos. containing it marked with ink, to
the Publishes, shall recrive the work for one ycari
(TVEdilors glvi'nir the above fiv inriinn.
calling attention to it :ditorialti, shall receive in
addition, the nineteenth volume ol the Knickerboe
ker, commencing January, 184S,
CHAIILE.V KAHLER, thankful for past favor
respectfully announces to his nunerou
friends, and tho public generally, that he still eon.
tinucs to carry on lbs above busincssin all its vari
ous branches, at his old stand on the corncr of
Maine & East streets, where he hopes by his long
experience in business, that he Is prepared to attend
and executoall orders in his line of business, with
the utmost punctuality and wormanliko manner, ma
cannot fall to render satisfaction to all thopc who
may favor him with a call. Particular attention
paid to .cutting, and good fits warranted.
N, U. All kinds of country produce taken in
exchange foi work, and cash will not be refuted."
JJloomsburg, Dec. 3, 1843, 32.
, NEW TURNING "
Establishment..
On' Fishing Creek, at Isaiah Coles
Millt.
Siigarloaf township. Col. co.
THE subscriber informs the nubile ilm tie h..
put up a shop at Ibe above place, for the nurnosnnf
turning waggon hubs, and all' kinds of wood work.
Also, iron mill spindles and gudgeons, &c.,- atid
copper and brass of every description, AU.-kinds
of produce will be taken ir. payment, lut no credit
given, . . -
rwo or three journeymen, who understand ,n
shing chairs and beadsteads willfiiid' employment.
... . UKMN oTKAIGHT.
14, 1843. 38,
Ja.
TRALLIST,
For April Term. 1843:
1 Mary StrawbridffB va'Jen Pim.inn '
S John Cummins et.al v John C. Lessig
3 Samuel Miller vs John Aujen's Adm.
4 John F. Mann et al vs Moses Moyer
.5 Lhic Hoati ys jTJurd Patterson et al'
2 f,?' annv J"hn. S..C. Mirlin
7 Fledfcrlck Beats, Exc. ys Henry Fullmer
8 Francis Balls Adrrir's vsJohn Ithoada- "
0 John (Bovd VsGl-nrrrn Invin , . .
10 Nathan Collcir vs David Petrikin et al
1 1 Abraham Terwilliger vs Daniel Grcss
!n ,fa!!. ES,,cr ct al a Cornelius Still
13 John T, Davis Vs Ashlinl it. UM
14 t'hailes Cnrtledge vs James Xtitv. bridge '
15 Leonard Stoughlpn vs Clmrles F Mann.
10 Leonard Stoughton vs Benjamin PFrick
17 Archibald Voris vs t'larrhei A Bchcnck
18 J'he West Branch Bank vs Thomas Moare
neauei al
10 Nicholas Kindt vsNahcv Rrihr
20 Llrazer SKinnev v Mn... 1U;U ,
21 iGeorgc Cftdor va Thoman Cli-nl iprt
f22 Jenry KeUerrs I'c'cr Shalhr ,
i iiunias uiuaic vs Joseph i'sxtoq et al
24 Simon "ndcrson' 'vs Nfrholas Cnl ' ' ' '''
23 Jiilm Rosh vs lsse S Monroe ct al' - ' .? '
20 William Wilson vs Corneli lid fim rrtatnn
27 Robert Montgbmery vs Dinicl S Momgora'
ery Ext . . "
28 John La.e T Stuart, Diddle, I.oyd .ro, -w;
20 Geoige Mads et a vs,Tr)omas" Brandon
30 Jemes Lynd va Ellsha H Bigg's" ' ''M
31 James Lynd vs Eliaha" fliirrra
33 Susan Kline s William Itohn' !
33 Alexander Mears vs Peter Kline,
.34 John Jsrh'e va Thomaa'CliamKr.
8ft eary Yotks ts TboiaM CuuuWra
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