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ORATOU CLAY.
v n. n. w. ii. 1: l 1. 1 a (
OrMor Cloy had fro fonea in his voire,
Tho ono squeaking thus and Iho oilier
down so;
Anil mighty convenient lio found them both
Tho squeak at tfio top nnd tho gutiurcl
below.
'of
u.'
Orator Oby looked up to the Norlhj
I'm for a Tariir Protective.,' salU
lief
the
i m mr a iiiu " " ' yi.alt both Jays inclusive, una rcspecuuiiy inj iio. ... s
Dot ho lutnod (o ih. South with his -tof Commo
. , -.ixu
I
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Orator Ciay to ll.o North with a qok.
1 am for a Bank.for a AafonaZ HAN 1U ,vmoum
Orator Clav to his friends at the South:
I confess my opinions aro not very rank
To
Omtor Clav was a Mason of nolo
Not a secret.u sign nor a wo.d did he slip;
But Orator Clay all his scciets forgot,
And really couldn't remember the grip!
Thus to all orders, professions and creeds,
Oralor Clay garc a tono of his voice
AVhv shouldn't all men of all parties agree
Wlillo Bvorv ono found him the man of
....... . . .
choice.
Orator Clay was in want of somo votes
Candidates gay it's a tcrriblo want;
But in spite of his squeak and his gultcral
noiet)
To
Tho neonle hae sworn that 'come it'
1 i
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STATEMENT
OF THE
OF THE
COUNTY OF COLUMBIA
FOP. THE YEA?- IS 13.
. .i. i . ti...i ..ill. llm 'iiMin rrQllnla nf lllB
I lie Auditors eiecicu loaujmi u !.. . --
Columbia, together tMlh die Commissioner.!, have examined the same
. ' . ....... ion ...,.M tl, qt.l ,Uv nl ll.-rrnibfr! (if tlie
first nay oi jsi uary, . o .-, -- , ,r.: r.',. ,,,.
aim tu - - -
April, iot
. '. I ni l
t. n. ntiPEnr.KT.ea.Mrerof Col.co,
balance duo on settlement in 1948
Amount received from collectors uunng 1st quarter
from collectors ior ioiu
04 6'J
1S4I
1 843
Amount received from collectors 2d quarter,
from collectors for 194 1
1802
Amount received from collectors 3d quarter,
from collectors tur IS 11
1843
184'J
Amount received from collectors 4th quarter,
from collectors fof 1840
1841
1843
57 671
1434 73-
-:09G
62!
1705
S9-
-8338
200 10
1S39 29
306 60-
29 31
323 84)
843 72
120 57
-$1817
0222
Amount received from collector during 1343
amount received nom omer sources.
William uaruer on onnu
Northumberland co. on bridge repairs
John Fruit os Jury fees
Jacob Eycrly as do do
Owners of Land as redemption money
Collector in Roaring-creek (school tax)
As taics on unseated lands
413 00
76 00
-27 IS
71 88
22 62
25 00
ilO 18-
-S704
amount ef receipts during 1843
$9970
DR.
amount of Commissioners orders redeemed
ill i (j j -
Discount on depreciated money 18 62 J
Amonnt at premiums on For scalps 95 So
1'aid for advertising unseated lands 03 60
Jacob Eyerly on bills 71 90
Of Oomniljjioner at per cent on 9t93 43 185 f.7
Refunded M. C. Grict on settlement ofdup. 9C 85-
Ballance in Treasurers hands, Jan. 1st, 1341
$9170
5197
EXPENDITURE
BRIDGE CONTRACTS.
paid Cleckncr & McNinch in full
on unuc cuiiirucia ui ciuiciuwi,
paid Cleckncr McNinch in full
on bridgu contract at Melick'n
paid Uald Lilley in full on bridge
649 07
149 87
cont'act at A. IV. llauies
392 00-
. 1080
BRIDGE VIEWS.
mounl paid sundry persons for viewing sites
and for reports nn bridges
BRIDGE REPAIRS.
Amount paid different persons for repairs done
i ins several unages in, anu uuiu oy
tho county
ROAD VIEWS
Amount paid different persons for ranking
vnnnrta rif nllfi4lr mnila
. JUROKS WAGES AND MILEAGE.
Amount paid Grand, and Travrrio Jurors
at the several terms in J813
I'aid at Jan. term
April term
August term
November terra
402 00
612 50
511 50
700 00-
-3186
402
09
149
20
STATE COSTS.
Amount.paid Justices, Witnesses, and Con
stables, ascocts in suits, wherein
tho Commonwealth was plaintiff
DEPUTY ATTORNEYS FEES.
I mount paid Edward H. Baldy as fees
PROTHONOTARY'S FEES.
Amount paid Jacob Eyerlcy os fees
COUNSELLOR FOR COMMISSIONERS.
Amount paid Faul Leidy, Esq. for Counsel
ELECTION EXPENSES.
Amount paid Election .Board of tho several
ilertinn .lidtrtMa In 1813.
Amount paid to Judges and Clerks appointed
i mrct in WML'psbnrre
18 80
27 1Z
23 00
21 30
27 80
31 30
30 40
21 90
31 14
24 22
27 11
25 28
21 60
30 40 '
23 33
38 70
27 60
25 42
27 99
29 50
21 CD
'S FEES.
Amount paid ElectionBuard in Bloem
i 1.t L.
UO UllCI'LICtR
(Jd Cattawika
do Derry
dfj Fiahingcreek
do Greenwood
do Hemlock
do Jackson
uo Liberty
do ' Limeitono
da Madison
du Jlahoning
do Mifflin
do Monteur
do Mt. Pleasant
do Orango
do I'axton
do Itoaring-creek
do Bugarloaf
do Valley
JAir.OU AND SHERIFI'
-559 CU
Amoitil paid John Fiult, U'illiarn Kitchen,
anu 1. Ucit, Ktqrs. teesoanu costs
in Commonwealth suits
ARKKSSORS PAY.
ntpnid the scvrral Artesora for making
the spring asceckmciit In ibij.
do Paid Assessor of Biitrcrfk 16 !j
do . Bloom
do Cattawisja
do Derry
do Fishingcrask
do Greenwood
do Jemlock
do Jackson
do Liberty
do ' ' Limestone
do ' ' ' Madison
do 'Mahennins
do . iilUUi j
d Monteur
d Aout 'leaewt
13
20 12
15 12
11 00
11 00
10 62
C 12
1G 00
8 00
16 12
20 00
18 00
C 00
7 00
d Oronga 8 00
drt Roailngcrcck 17 .2
do tiu?arloaf 13 00
do " " 'Valley 7
PRINTINO.
mount paid for advertising, Blanks, and
as salaries, in 1613, vii:
do Thomas Painter iV Son 75 00
do Henry Webb 04 60
do Valentine Heat 87 GO
do Tate Si GatH'iiwere 00 00
do Foi Dlank Orders 21 00
COUtltt
.
fioin
SlimO
COUNTY DUILDINOS.
Amount paid for repairs in and about Jail 10 83
f ,,.
Uo Court House 80 771
CONTINGENT.
Vmount paid on Store Bills, Lights, Paprf,
Ink, Quills and Hlank Uoults for
---
Courts & Commisfiofiers office 83 77
for rooms for Juries 3 00
do
do
de-
for postage in 1843 i
70
for fuel for Court House & Jail 10 81
717 73
CONSTAHLES ATTENDING COURT.
Amount paid Constables, their daily pay
lor attcnuance aLilio several terms
CONSTA13LKS RETURNS.
02
Vniounl paid Constables, as Miloago and
04 J
ior raaKing their returns
COURT CRYER.
Amount paid Jesse F. Shnlcs, hit daily
-9301 C5
pay as Uourt Uryer
AUDITORS PAY.
Amount paid Hugh McElrath Esq. as
Auiitor 11
do J. H'lkelet 1 1
00
60
44
00 J
4i J. S. Wilson
5 00-
COMMISSIONERS AND CLERKS
Amount paid Christ. Wolf for services 222 CO
tlo John B. Et'gnr 109 00
do Jacob Demoli 101 73
do Samuel Meats 10 SO
do J. S. Wilsbn as Clerk 230 00
EDUCATION.
8SJ
Amount paid on School Orders, on bills
93
l'or Iitmoslotie -u 44 4
do Mifflin 17 75
do Valley SO 81
du Roaringcrcek 15 40
CORONER'S FEES.
Amount paid for post mortem examinations
as lees to J usurer aim juries
BOOKS AND BOOK BINDING.
10 j
Amount paid for Hooks and Book binding
in the several ollicen In 1 01.)
PANTHKR AND FOX SCALPS.
87j
Amount paid as premiums on certificates of
Panther, W ild-cni ami rox scalps
TAX REFUNDED.
Amount paid different persons, Taxes on
lands sold and redeemed
TREASURER'S COMMISSIONS.
Amount allowed L. B. Rupert, Esq. as Com
mission on S9283.431 and approv
ed by the Auditors 185 T7
do of discount allowed Trsasuter . "
on money depreciated in hands
94
of Collectors 18 02
St 00
Potal amount of Expenditures in 1813,
Amount of receipts ovor Expenditures,
499 59
293 00
STATEMENT
Of outstanding debts due the County, Jan. 1st
Ballance duo by Collectors viz:
1810 The Estate of lsaao Ulus, Mahoning
1811
Hiram Philips Catlnwissa
John Winner Hemlock
Daniel Fullmer Limestone
Thomas McBiidc Madison
John Bailor Monteur
Jicob Shipman Ml. Pleasant
George Hess Sogarloaf
Samuel Frcas Briercreek
John M' Williams Liberty
Samuel Kressler Bloom
Hiram Philips Caiiawissa
James C. Sproul Derry
P. AppUman Fishing creek
William Cox Gronnwood
Daniel Purscl Hemlock
Huniy Follmei Limesiono
William Kelly Jackson
Caleb Thomas Madison
Robert Russe! Mahoning
Samuel Creasey Mifflin
Samuel Grimes Ml. Pleasant
329
11
00
02
38
41
00
129
42
07
120
83
11
073
302
729
004
106
118
187
111
1)7
G5
23
98
15
45-
In 1842
15
11
50
40
44
50
93
57
870 20
55 42
4GU 29
747
419
85
213
08
01
89
88
33
39
40
52
97
39
50
Gl
88
34
90
99
Daniel Fornwald Ontign
rt i I, 1. It
Chas. Mensch Roariiip creefc 200
William Cole Suarloaf 171
In 1813 Gooige Brown Mifflin 505
Jacob Leidy Monlcur .iJi
Elwood Hughes Briercreck 080
James Vanhorn Orango 294
James Yocum Jackson 49
John Low Cattawissa 871
Joseph Robbins Greenwood 241
Israel Riddle Derry 035
James Craig Roaring creek 391
Jacob Ilishel Hemlock 332
Richard Wilson Liberty 053 72
Jickson Catnahan Madison 480 60
II, Labour Fishing creek 240 27
John Flood Limestone 477 71
James MoDormott Blaom 800 40
John Best Mahoning 1111 70
James Orimes Mt. Pleasant 211 31
Reuben Davis Sugarloaf 202 15
Caleb Appleman Valley 302 05
386 45
Com nissions & Exonerations included in litis
Amount of bond due the County by William
TIior. Barber with interest
447
07
38
of Note due by Solomon Raves
do John II . Jennings
do John Miller
th Samuel Uackenbcrg
do Wtlliam Parka
44
28 291
34 58
50 00
4 00
Total Am'l. due the County exclusive of loxcs on
unseated lands ' 1
We the Undersigned Auditors of Columbia co
tcirxg duly clcctod to settle and cdjust tho oocounts
of tho Treasurer and Ccmmlssioncrn.have carotully
examined thoaccounti and vouchers of the same for
the year 1843, do certify that we find them to be
jnrrei. and that we find a ballance of cash In the
I'reasuryj for County purposes or four hundred nnd
ninety seven dollars and eighty seen and a half
"cnls, nnd a bjlauce outstanding duo the county
from tho nbovo mentioned totircei, of sixteen thous
ind two hundred and twenty t'ollari, and forty four
.ind n half conti. Given Under olir bauds this Sih
of February, A. D. 1844.
HUGH M'ELRATH,
JOHNSON H. IKRLER,
JAMBS C. BPRCUL.
Auditors.
We tho underpinned Commlssionerc of the couti
00 ' 239 75
308 00
121 01.1
ty of Columbia, do certify that tho following i A
full nnd correct statement of tho Kecclpta and Ex
prndilarcs of said county, lor tho Vesr A. D. 1S43,
AVitnckS our lundt this Hlh day of Feluuary,
JAUUH Uli.MOr'F,
JOHN B. EDGAR,
SAMUEL MUAItS.
Attest i
E. M tiS'liKMiALL, Clerk.
Aptil 15th, 1841.
The fureaoiriB Report of Ike Authors of Colum-
109 3'
78 00
Sia county, being preichtd to tho Com! nf Com
mnn Pleas of said oounty, the sold Court order and
direct that the same bo filed among tile iccordi of
tho Court of Common Picas aforesaid, conformably
to ths acts of Asotiilbly In nuch caic made and pro-
87 21
ICcu.
L B. ANTHONY.
W. DONALDSON,
GEORGE MACK,
Judges of Common Picas.
82 SO
"Warn, fed! 9
NEAR BLOOMSBURG,
-28 00
PAY.
Jxffc.OOfl feel Inch Pine Boards.
5(M)0( fcel Weather Boaids.
!OO.Om Lap Shingles.
-713 25
30.000 feel Pine and Hemlock Plank.
2 0OO fECl lineal Round Timber, from
10 In 14 inches in dianmtrr.
And a quantity of Oak and Pine Timber
for Mill-Right work.
Apply t
JOSEPH PAXTON,
-79 .11 i
39 421
2u 00
198,13
303 24
Ptesidcnl of the Bloomsburir Rail
Iron Company.
March 23, 1844. 48
A aluatele Property
foci
The Sunscmnn orFEii9 to sell
Vai.uahli:
WARM
AND
jJIILi PROPERTY.
AT PRIVATE SALE, situated in Greonwood
towiifehip, Columbia County, I'n., upon the
ro leading from Khoerabara to Jerecytow i,
-201 291
wu miles from Itliocrsbiug, and tun Iiom II
Liu rg, containing
looms
115 Acre
9
most of which i improved, and upon which
erected a
TWO STORY BRICK
1813.
87 53
AND
and other out buildings,
land
Tkcre arc also on
-814 54
T,;r-- r.'rnt' nnnn t
APiM.-p. niir.H Aims e
OP
FIRS T HA TE Fli UIT.
$8290 07
OIC80 91
S997C 98
mm
The land is in a good tnte of -ulttvalirm, and thai
which remains uncleared U co'jrcd with good tim
lor. Ho considers it unnecessary to givo any fur
ther dosciiption, us nil vtho wish to purchaso will
view firr theinseltcs. It will bo sold on reasonable
terms, and possession given on the lirtof April.
WILLIAM l.EMOV.
Greenwood, January 6,1844. 3m37
-5083 06
AT TUBS.
WE would very polllelw, (though at the
me wish to be considered as heing III earnest,
all upon nil pormuii indebted to us to iniko pay
ment without delay, as CASH wc want, and Cash
wo must have, and lhat tm, from Ihoso indebted
to us. TIiIh is no chili! s play il means OiE'
ann it mean's ALL. Hear this in mind.
W.M. McKELVy & Co.
January 23 38
I.iht of I.ctlors
REMAINING in the FostOlTlco at Uloomsbure
iho quarter ending Jiorch, 31, 1841.
John Hutchison Joseph Mmy
fts. Mzr'n Hall Itansom L Porler
Chaistion Heist Normon A Smith
John Lot
Jerson calling for If Hers in tho above litt
ideasB siy ttiey are adverlised.
J. U. MOVER, P. M
-1030 00
om't, $15,012 12
NOTICE
I1EREA9, my wife .U.1IIV, fins left!
bed and hoard, I hieby forbid nil
persons
harhoiing or trusting her on rny account, as I
pay no deblx 01 her contracting alter this dnu,
LEWIS MHAaW'.
ninorasbnig, March 10,1814.
-GOB 2J
COAiLo
COARSE AND NUT COAL,
Of a superior quality for Salr, by
GEORGE WEAVER-
SI 0,220 412
OULD respectfully Inform tbt!
cititcus ol Bloomsbtirg, and ll.4
vicinity, lhat he still continues to cairy mt
the abort) business, at his old eslabllolird
tand on Iho Corner of Main Md IJaal
streets. Having rocoived the LATEST
' HI LAD E LP lit A undtfEtl' YOIUC
FASHIONS, in cnnnnclloh wlih Scoll it
Willson's Highly Improved patent for rul
ing garments in the most fnsiilnuahlo man
tier, warranted to lit without any possibility
of fallliru, ami feeling assured from his liinc
experience ui ihe business, Hint Work exc
culru at Ins shop, will never he complained,
nf, ho hopes, by strict altcnllon to btiijkieso r
to rscnlvo a abate of publiu patronao a
hereloforci
tC7N. B. CASH, nhd all kinds of
COUNTRY PRODUCE; only taken in
payment for work done, at tho market rl
IS 14.
ces. Liiwgcs lor woik moderate to sun
the limes.
Illiinmsburg, Nov. 3, 1813. 29
MARBLE YARD.
The subscribers liavo established at thn
above place, a new MAHUI.E I'AL'O,
and will always be ready, at the slimiest
notice, to furnish to order,
MONUMENTS, TOMB- 'MULES,
TOMB-S TONES, UE,QR Til
JAMBS, MANTLES, PJilNT
STONES, MULL EES, kc.
or any oilier work in their line. They a'rn
also prepared to furnisi WINDOW CAPU
and SILLS. DOOR S1LL8 and STEPS,
itc. either of Ma.ble. Lime or any kind of
tone that can be procured in ibis vicinity.
Having had considerable rxperie ncc
in the business, tncy pledge their work in
be executed in as handsome a stylo as can
be furnished from any yard cillirr in iho
city or cotintn ; and nn as reasonble terms,
ARMSTRONG ii HUGHES.
Bloomsbtirg, Nov. 3, 1843. ly 28
Road
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articles of bis line, he flatters ItimsclC that
he shall bo able to furnish as good work,
and upen as reasonable terms as can bu
done in ihe country, all of which hu will
dispose of for CASH or COUNTRY
PRODUCE
N. B- Ordrrs from n disianco will bo
strictly ar.d punctually attended lu.
II. HAGENUUCIL
Bloomsbtirg, Dec 30, 1813.
.3, DYER.
same
fir F.ai'ncTFL'Li.v
UM- informs liig friends
ninl tho travelling public in
aeueml. that he lins taken
will
the iibuvu Ilolrl situate in
the centre of thn town of
CatawjMa.Coliimbin conn,
ty Pa, nndformely occupi
ntv
eil by P. Clark. Where ho will ho happy lu wait
'upon those who will favor hhn with Ihtir custom.
Tho olel is largu and eoniniodiotis and well
furnished throughout, and no puitis will'be spurcd
to render general satisfaction, ' '
coUis table will ho furuUlicd with the best the
iinlry can afford.
His IJar is well btored with tho belt of liquor.
Excellent stabling Is attached to tho rttnliluh.
shall
merit and careful and attentive hoatlcra ae olitayn
inaltondance.J
CatlaitiBru, fllay in, iHt.i J