"rntrni without vkah "
FOR PRESIDENT,
1. FOLK.
VICE PRESIDENT,
FOR GOVERNOR,
J1ENRY A. MUHLENBERG
Canal Commissioner.
JOSHUA 1IAKTSIIORKE'
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS
V,.n McCandluss, ? A.eiarora
As,V UlMlICK, . i
HurnKSENTATIVR.
Ocnrge F. Lehman
s ChrinUii KtiPB
8 Win. II. Smith .
4 John IlillO'hil.)
fi Samuel 13. I.cccli
0 Saml Cflnip,
1 Josso Shnrpo
8 N. W. Samnlo
0 Win; Ueindaiirich
10 Conrad .Vlilmcr
j 1 Stephen Baldy
'i Joi(ah Brewster
111 George Schnahlo
M Nathaniel II. I'.Uicd
1C M. N. Irvine
10 Jumcn NVnodburn
17 Hugh Montgomery
If) Isaac nkiiiy
19 John Malhcws
20 Wm, l'atlcrsnn
,31, Aivlfcty Jltu-ke , ,
23 John M'Gili '
2H Christian Myers
S4 Hubert Orr
tCj"Every mail btir.gs us renewed ovi
deuce of Ihc entlnt.iaism that prevails in the
Democratic parly throughout tho country
jn favor of 'he Democratic candidates Folk
and Dallas, and assurance from all quarters
of tho certainty of their election. So. con
fidoni of siicess aro tho Democrats at Wash
jngtnn cjiy, that I,cts 10 nnY amount, aro
offered, that CUy, will not get a single
jlcctornl vote, south or west, except Ken
iiiu v hi. own state. And it is said that if
lie gets these, he will have to scratch for
ilictn.
THAT NAME.
Wliv do tho whig nan-rs and orators
dMiko to call llio Democratic party by its
right and proper name? 'Vhy do they be
stow on it 60)ilo oilier appellation! For ihe
simplo reason that they aro as usual unfair
iind unmanly. Knowing that tho Demo
crats hold at this hour tho principles of
Thomas Jefferson and of 08. they resort to
tlIS poor, pilllUI moans to inaitu me pcopir
believe that tho Dqmocratic party have
swerved from their ancient faith and gone
to'worship strange Gods. All wo can say,
U, that we pity tho poor things who thus-
expect (o creata bucJi a belief. Can any
'pne'ltiTa moment suppose that a reasons
hlo mun will be thus influenced by names?
Surelv the principles of boih parlies will
bo looked into, and although you narno one
Aulimaeon, Whig, Adams party or whatev
cr else you please, nevertheless the cloven
foot of Federalism will appear revealed
Again, call tho other party, Republican
party, Loco Focos, or what you will, still
they are that same old Democratic party.
W hat folly it is then, thus to attempt to
blind the public, for to uso a phrase of Al
exander Hamilton, it's " pork still, only
with a different sauce." Rut notwith
Handing all wo havo said, wo daily seo
some whiirs almost ehoak over that word
Democrat.
TALL GRAIN.
ff'T'Wfl have been presented I lie nasi
week, with several stalks of wheal of
an extraordinary length. One measur
inii G feet 3 inches sreyv upon the farm
of Philip Ever, near Hloomsltirg,othci
measuring, G feel grew upon the farm of
Adam Strotip, of Hemlock township.
This is all Democratic Removal wheat,
and wo venture lo say cannot he beaten
in the county
rTTCoui:roM adjourned or: Monday
l.'isi Oui able if'i)n;enlalive, Mr. Rid-
lack pafcscd ihiougji here, on Thursday
nn his iv J v homo. uutl navo lit.
c hecritm intllinence of tho prospect ol
tho election oi Jamks K. Folk, the de
mocrats candidate for the Presidency
MELANCHOLY OCCURRENCE,
The Geiubiirg Sentinel says that tin
wife of Mr. David Owner, of Mcnallan
township, mot with !ier death last week in
a distressing manner, oho was lnuoriug
under a slight alienation of mind for a short
lime past, anil on Fiid.1) week she placed
wood in thn.ovcn, hied it. anil got in he
hind it, with tho viow of boring hereo f to
death? She remained ihero until her bod)
was burned to a crip. whrn slio came om
and precipitated hcraoll into a well abon
twenty feel deep, out ol which slio again
r3capcd'by clambering up the sides of I lit
well and uullttig for Hssiitaiice to tho famili
who wero all in the field at the time. Shi
tuns sn much i ii i ii fed . however, that sin
died un Tuesday following.
EC-Tltc communication of Mr
Fundi, shall appear it) our next mwr
Our nlnonec from homo, after its rceolp
iinlil out inner wis rc.idv for urns'". must
o our excuse for its not aiino.irine: thU
vvock.
NEW COUNTERFEIT.
A now counterfeit nolo of S10, purporting
to bo of the Mechanics' Hank of I'luladcl
phia, was detected -In Baltimore, last week
ll ha? boon offered to one of tho city bank
for deposit, nnd was doloclod by tho teller
I'lio editor of tho Baltimore American says
it is the best executed counterfeit ho has
over seen; tho vignette in tho centre of the
nolo rcptescnling tho signing of tho Deo
laration of Independence and tho orna
merits from each end appear to havo been
obtained from tho genuine, dies. The only
lcfect is in tho signatures of the PicHidcut
and Cashier every thing else U in the
host stylo of engraving. Keep ;i luok out
for them.
HENRY A. MUHLENBERG'
Thus fjr our political opponents have not
been able to adduce one single fact or cir
etimstanco discreditable to tho character or
standing uf our candidate for Governor,
Wo have within the last few months con
versed with n number of his immediate
neighbors and acquaintance; most of then
political opponents, who have known him
for years, without a single e.xorpiion the)
have uniformly borno'testimony to hi higl
character and estimable qualities as a man.
I'hcso (acts speak volumes in ptaise of Mi
Muhlenberg. The editor of the U. S, 07.
cite, ll is true, has round latilt with linn
lie charges him with having written smer
al letters from Germany, upon 'uufortiiuaii
subjects,' and thinks his style is not i
classical and chaste as it might be. Now
is the editor of tho Gazette could onl)
Judge of the stylo through the medium of n
translation, vc should hardly think him
competent to decide. Resides, wo think
that an objection of this character come.-
with a very bad grace from ono of the sup
porters of Joseph Market, a man notorious
ly illiterate. When our opponents arc
Irivpn to such shifts as those, ii too plainl)
shows the difficulties of their cause. Sun
bury Jhncrkun,
THE CANAL BOARD.
The warranto applied for to tho Supreme
Court by the Attorney General, under thr
direction of Gov Porter, was argued befon
that tritunal 'on last Tuesday. Tho .-on
slitutionality of the law, under which thr
new board was chosen, was vindicated will
sicnal ability Sy Mr. M' Conjiicrc of thii-
place, and Jr.ssn Milluii, Esq., one of tin
Commissioners. The Governor's Mile tvm
represented by Mr. Johnson, and Frederick
M. Watt?, Esq1, of Carlisle. .Wo have oi
filo a sketch of tho able argoment delivered
by Mr. Miller, designed for publico ion ii
t I ! .
our next paper, .ir. .u Having iiuvui
been ircd lo the law, his masterly effort
agreeably surprised even his wairnes'
friends & has contributed much tu enhance
his reputation as a sterling republican and
statesman. Bern. Union.
During a recent discussion in the house ol
Representatives, on'thc bill making appro
priation lo furnish tho President's House.
Mr. Duncan' of Ohio, after slating that o!
the $G, 000 appropriated for this purpose if
MO, some 91,500 went for wine mnvcc
that notto of this should go for liquor. Bir
ho promptly withdrew the million upon v
suggestion of Col. Wkntwoktii of Illinois.
hat it was unnecessary, as Gov. Poll,
did not drinh ivinc
Hymen's Votaries, An unusual wed
ling company assembled at Pollux. hill, i
hull time since. A marriage was solemn
zetl between Mr. Hall and Airs. Morris.
It was an octogenariar. gathering. Six pet
ons formed iho company, and their united
.iges amounted lo 420 years tho bride
'room, til; the bride, 02; tho bride's ftlliei,
1)2 the acting father, 77, tho bride's maid,
70, The parish clerk was a joyous mem
her of the company, and his agi is T)5
This gives an avcragowf 70 yaars to each
The aff,ur. as might bo expected, excited
c insidernblo iniciest. The company krp1
ho wedding up joyously.
Experiment in JErostatian.'-iK nou
ind curious experiment is about to bo made
111 mrostalion. A balloon mado of sheets
if copper is to be seen in Paiis, near tho
Versailles rail road station, and an ascent is
uun lo bo attempted, It is supposed Ihal
f die experiment should succeed, 0 step
. ... 1 1... .1.- ..l-
for balloons towards Iho' application of tho
neapi cngido lo ajrial navigation.
nil have ueen gaiueo oy me uso 01 inuiaum walked mil without asbiM.incr: and the
IGURE IT UP!
Now that the nominations of both
nrtiei are brl'jio iho county, it will no!
tome amiss to begin to figuro up Ihc
irouaulc result for tho November elec
tion 1 he while number of electoral
votes is 273 necessary to a choice 138;
)l these, it may ho put down as quite
certain, the following will go for the
Democratic ticket POLK and DAL
LAS ;
Maine, 0 I .flm'l brot forward, Ml)
N. Hampsire 0 LonWana, 0
Now Yhrk 30 Indiana VI
I'ennsvlvania 20 Mississippi 0
Virginia 17 Illinois V
Soutl.Carolina 0 Alabama 'J
Georgia 10 I Missouri . 7
lcnncssco 13 Arkansas .1
Ohio 23 I Michigan 0
119
For the federal
Total
ticket Clay
200
and Ere
linghvyaen .
Massachusetts 12
Rhode Island; 1
Vetiuount G
Jlm't brut forward,
Delaware
Kentucky
22
3
12
37
0
22
Total
Doubijul.
Connecticut
G
7
13
Maryland
Nurth Carolina
Now Jersey
11
30
Although we havo clashed NortS Caroh
na with the doubtful States: yet we believi
that sho might with much more propriety
lie put down as coitatn for 2 oik and Dallas
Gov. Polk is a native of that Slate.atid win-
educated herc. But wo wish to give out
ippoiients all ihov can hurly elaun; ami
more too, r.itht'r than lake from them. In
Keniucky, Clay's own Stale, we shall pusl
the enemy hard. Ho will have such a fight
t'icro. ns he hever had In fore. If anv Urn
id calculator thinks wuhtve mado the dem
iciatic ticket too strong, lie can cast off il
'ie pleases, 08 Irom if, mid still havo e
uoiigh for " 1'oung Hickory, Dallas and
rictoryy
,JS."' .L' JWXJI
E R Y SINGULAR PHENOMENON
A friend, who bus just leturncd from the
South, te?!s us that about forty miles this
-tide of Tuscaloosa, on Ihc road to Hunts
ville, the driver pointed to a large hole in
lield, which he said was the greatest curios
it y in the world. The passengers wont to
ho spot, and lound a round hole about scv
nty feet 111 diameter, with the earth on a
-lidos apparently solid, and overgrown will
grass. I here was waicr al tho bottom
apparently 100 feel Irom the surface. It is
at the lop of a ridge of earth, upon which,
al ihc distance of twenty rods, stood the
descried dwelling of the owner of the plan
tation. The driver staled that about three
years ago, ir. tho dusk of the evening', ihe
planter was starilcd by a rumbling noise,
and stepping from his door, was astonished
to find that a magnificent nine nee, .more
than a hundred foot in height, and a noble
oak which stood by its sulu in an open
lield, had both disappeared I On going to
the spot, tins Hole appeared, hut nothing
was 10 tie seen 01 me irecs, nor lias the top
ol these over oecn reached though a
lO'.inding line had been sent down three
Hundred feet. The planter deemed it un
safe to remain so near a neighbor to such a
catastrophe, lest that should befal himscll
mil his family which be I'd the piuo and the
oak; ahd so he removed to another Ihhiso n
111 i 1 0 distant; yet, nuilung of tho kind has
happened since, and the wonder still re.
mains unaccounted for. Saturday Court
cr.
A FEARFUL
LEAP AND
ESCAPE.
NARROW
Otto of the most extraordinary instances
uf pieservation, under circumstances ul
imminent peril, occurred a few days since,
111 the vicinity 01 ISoriuamplon. in this
Sutc, which is thus related by the Demo
crat: ' Un fritlay, the .list tilt., at the
Jilk factory of the Northampton Association
1 building four stories in height, George
Washington Sullivan, a young man connec
ted with that association, went out on 10
the roof lot the pttrpuso of picking up n
mineral which he nnd accidentally droppeo
there while standing in tho belfrv, To
set ore himsell from failing he look off hu
shoes. Notwithstanding this prechutio:i.
.liter descending the roof a few steps, find
nig himself s'ippinp, he took oil' 0110 of his
stockings, but win, si utimupling lo take oil
the oilier, his motion became so much ac
celciated that further ellbt is to savo JinnseH
Irom the leorlul fall wero useless, lie then,
with romai katdo presence of mind, rolled
Himsell uvcr 11,1011 Ihe roof whilst ho wa
sliding, 111 order to prevent falling upon tin
platform, and iv hen he reached the eaves,
having lirst drawn 111 and held his breath,
clenched his teeth and haluls, and contract
ed his muscles, he leaped lo the ground, a
distance nf '10 or JO leel, and came upon
his feet I The concussion was so great a
temporarily deprive him of tho power ol
standing; He was earned into tho Ihiiim-
and pl.iccil in bed, and was soon after vx
linuicd by a surgeon who decided that no
hums hi ie broheu and no joints dislocated
dihough theiu was reisou to apprehend
iei lutis injury to the muscles about ih
spine, where there appealed to bo greai
soreness. The oiiiil' man's friends then
wrapped him in sheets wet 111 eold water.
tdei iho manner prescribed by the 'waier
cure' system, whi.ih soon produced persiii
ration. A cold bath was afterwards admin
Islered. In tho al'icniuon uf ihe
. . . '"V
next day was running about with his usual
(hilarity, complaining of no uupig'asant ef
reels fiom Ins fall rxccpling a slight l.iino
nets Hi one of his feet I A reuiaiksblo fact,
onnti'tcd with this occurrence is, that
vmplous of a serious dlsouse With rltieb
hi) was previously (ttll'eiiilg, have since', in
a cfcnt measure, disappeared. It seems
.is if the change of action which was prod n
ceil in so unusual a manner has been sola-
tan, and that instead of so frightful an ac
chljmt being ratal in its ellects, as might tie
expected, it has been the mcaitsof rcstonng
him to health !"
i7Vi(c Jicnevolcncc. Tho citizens o
iVutchez have contribulcd SI 100 to tho im
iiicdials iclicf of the Now Orleans sufferers
by the Uio fire in that city.
THE POWER OF MEMORY.
Scncci sn j s ho could in his youth repeat
a thousand names in the same order as tho)
were read-to him. Thctpistoclcs mailt
himself master of the Persian language in f
year's liino.i Mithlidatcs understood as
many languages as he commanded nations
that is, no less than twenty two. Cyril
relaiucj) iho name of every soldier in hi
irmy. 1 1 ully says ol Julius Utcsur, 111 his
oration for Ligarus, that ho never forgot
inv thliii! but injury. A cirl a', u Sabbath
eycninir school in the north, repealed the
1 10th Psalm, in .prose, without a mistake
,V blind man, who lived in Stuilins, could
repeal the whole Bible, which ho had no
quirc(l by hearing children read at school
lie used to say, that if ho hoard any thing
read twice, he never forgot it afterwards.
Mr. Wesley remarks, Thpmas Walsh was
fo 'lhoroughly acquainted with tho Bible, il
tie was questioned concerning any Hebrew
tvord in the Old, or any Greek word in the
New Testament, ho would tell after a littl
pause, not only how often one or the olhei
occurred 111 the Bible, but also whatil mcani
in eery dace.
Jl New Tom Thumb. The Pittsburu
Gazetlo notices a Tom Thumb who h
been travelling in the West, and who is 21
years o( age, 37 inches high, weighs abou
25 pounds, ami is well proportioned.
m wmjii us, t iis
MARRIED On 13th insl., by
Musgrovu E-q. Mr. James Denak, ii
iMiss Maiiy 1' Aiit it an", both ol Mt.Pleas
ant.
In Muit2y, on the 9th inst., by David
b loytl, Eq. Mr. P. GnnvEi.iNU, ano
Miss M r.i. vina P. Somkiis, b:uh
Madison township.
In v ilkebberrc, on ihe 2d inst
Rev. W. Stiddards, Rev. U
R. Clax
and Allb KLIZABIiTlI,. tluuctltCR. of- till
l.iteJudg.u Scoli, of that place.
THE MARKETS.
Bloomsiiuiig, June 22, lS'M.
Wheat, 00
Cpi'o. -10
CloVersced, " C 00
Maxseed, 1 20
Hotter, " '' 10
Oals, ' 31
E'ig, (i
Tallow,
Linl
Dried Apples, 1 00
White eans 1 00
Beeswax,
NOTICE,
H hereby given lo nil concerned, Ihal wo have
purchaM.il at constable sale 111 the property ol
John K. Kotuns, ami hao li lt the same 111 hi
ioict-Hiou during njr pleasure ami lorlud any
po nun taking it from him either by pirchabC 01
otherwise without our consent, viz:
jliio inaro and colt, one horiel hnie, one sett ef
uuriH, one hcu piow gcur,uuo beu biugio uarucss
me double sell lly netls, two plows, one harrow,
wtiiii ncrrs ol ryoin Iho cronnd. sexen acres ol
ivncat 111 tho ground, seven acres of oits 111 the
ground, ?iv, acres pf corn in tho ground, half acre
il potatoes in the ground, half acre 01 llux in tin
iround,oiio wind mill, two sleds, 0110 denrbouri
ivaggop, two swarms bees, one "heifer, one bow.
JOHN llltl'ni.r.K,
BU&'ANMA KINNEY.
JuneC, 181 10.
DLANKS! ! Rl.ANKS! !
BQJii8tir.rs lll.ink EXECUTIONS ant!
SUMMONS just printed and for sale ai
this Olitce
l'0 HE SCUU AT PRIVATE SALE
AN cce cut B'.illlilv IIOIESI!. a ecu ot
II.A tt.TiIIS, not long in use, a neat strong
SI.BIOlli a IJtJri'AI.O,' liOlJ;. uem-lv new;
oui nOADDit, and IIKIDI,!;; all Iho property ol
; Kev. W,M. II. UUUIiiSS,
Dliinmsbiirji. lo whom apnlicaliou may bo undi
Juno 15, 1'Sll 8
NOTICE.
Estate. of I).flFW SLOAN, late, of
Jinrnrrefe township, Columbia co
deceased:
YVrOT,JOi; ii hereby given' that letters of Ad
iy ministration on tho above mentioned E.tate
wi'in this (Jay granted to the subscriber residinz at
l.ighl-titrcet Al persons indebted lo Iho said iv's-
l.ile an) hc-cliy uotihed tnmaUo mineihato luvniviit
.uiu uuk ii jiiii, L-iuiiiia uro rcquosiou in prwent
Ihujii, proporly aiitliontioatcd.to 1
1 .1 1. ..'!.. . .1.1 . . '
UKOUt.K BI.OAN, 2vVecMor.
fdiih Street, Juno 7, 1811.
TO the 'HPVriNO til 8NII8Ri ivalilc.llm
mediately at tliUOlficc. A mimtt actim lad, to or
Hi vcurnoraRC will rrtclw good uicourugciiiiiit.
1811.
NOTICE
H hereby Riven to the public, that 1 havo hired'
to Lewis Mcaste, a unall HAY HOlWB.witli
wart in the near eve. (oi tho miruoso of boatinc
hiring my pleasure, and 1 furblj any person takinc
.( I I I. ... ... .t t ..
uiuf;hu iiDrsu irom nun, uucr uy purchase or oui
erwisc, without my consent.
isoAii , rituiN riaa.
May 29, 1811. 7
AN APPRENTICE TO THE
Tailoring Business
S wonted immediately by tho subscriber. A lad
15 or 1C yenrn of ip, who am come well ic-
commended, will receive good encouragement.
II. HUI'KIU .
Bloomsburg, Muy .10, 18M. G
t'olttinli:i Co. tu.
ICIooitislisn-;
THE subscriber iospectfully informs h:f
friends, and the public generaHy;th-dt he has
taken that well known stand, 111 Blooms
burg, formerly kept by William Robison,
and that the House and btablcs arc under
going n Ihnrouijh repair As his bar will
always be lurnished with the choicest ol
Liquors, and Ins Larder with tho best thr
market adonis, nnd having good Slablinc
and attentive hostlers, he with confidence
invites al) to cull and test his ability as a
caterer fur the pnhitu and sinmach, and flat
tors himself that none will leave dtssalisfi
ed with their treatment,
I'he worth of the pudding iatold in the eating,
jomegivo it a trial, there will be no cheating;
ltcastund Man shall always go away rejoicing,
Swcaiing by the powers.tbey'llcall on returning,
M. StliVfikTHOKN.
Juno 8, 1811 7. am.
NOTICE,
THE Member-) of the Independent Troop, pos
sessing otatc arms or accoutrements ol any uescrip
non, arc required to forthwith deposit them, cither
wilh Dr. ucorgo Loir, Urangcville, llin. iNeal
Illoomiburg, or with Ilright It. I'axton, CaUuwig
rrtPDEIUCK SWABV, Capt.
May 23, ISM. 5.
NOTICE
TIIU Members of tho Bloomsburg Artillery, pos
scsting State arms or accoutrements of any dccciip
lion, arc requested forthwith lo leturu them to me
that new airangcmcnts may bo mado wilh the liri
gauo Inspector.
. WEBB, Capt.
May 25, 18145.
NOTICE.
HOSC pcnoo.3 having demands against the
lyomnionwccllh, lor labor porlo.-med, or ma-
tenuis turmshed, for tho repairs ot tho
NORTH BRANCH CJ1N,QL,
prior to the 9th day of January, 1811, who have
not handed to subscriber an account uf tho Mime,
aru rcquctcd to uo no ot tho eai bust possible, mo
ment, in order that they may bo put in form for set
tlement, s soon as the fuinN appropriated for the
payment of old debts can be obtained.
Those living nt a distance arc requested to for
ward by mail or otherwise.
W. U. MA1TET, Supervisor.
WilkCbbarre, ilay a, 18-11.
FISH, BACOffa &C.
The Subscriber Is receiving anl for Sale
20 EMS- MACKEREL & SHAD,
20001DS, SMOKED 11ACON,
ALSO,
A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF
DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES,
at 7
Sic. ifciv for which ho will take GRAIN,
I.UMIU.li and I'ltUJJUUli genrrally.
MATTHEW McUOWELL,
Williamsburg, May 10, 181-1.
SEW CASH STORK.
fljnilE subscriber informs tho public that ho hat
.H talion 1110 oiorc 1 jrmoriy occupied hy ticorgc
weaver, on .iiniu-nicei, ioomsimrg, and lias
opened an extensive asbottuieut of
Dry Goods. G-roceries,
Quccnswarc and
Hardware,
compiibing almost every article usually kept in
a 11111t.l1 v Ktore, which bo oilers lor hale on llu
mmt rc.1s011.1bln terms, for CASH or COIN
THY IMIODCOE.
EI.IAS WEIlTiMAN.
Blooimburg.May 11, 1811. k ytT.
TAYfiORSNGIo
fTTMIV. subscribei respectfully iufnrmshis frieiuh
U and old cuslomcrK. thai he lia lemoved li
W llliamburg, m-ar M, J'Dowell t store, where In
continues the
in ell its vaiiounbrmiclirf, and pled;(v himself li
do wqrk entrusted lo him, in I ho bci,t anil iiealesl
manner, nt moderate prices. Uo hope lor 11 ;h.ni
of public putronago.
jo6i;ru i;. rjcEDEisiCKS.
May -1, 1811-2.
N. '. All kinds uf trade, such as lumber, erain,
c, liiken in payment fur work.
PAY. THE PRINTER,
QUICKLY.
TllO followinc IS a irthi nC hill
fur tho Removal of tl'O SrM
of Colt inbia Counlv. introdocn.l ir.ln
llic Senate last winter.
A iv Arr
To Authorise the Removal of the Scat of
Jtiatirr 111 ll,n n, ,.,1,. f n..l ).... ...r 1
Jor ott cr purposes,
WlIKnr.As.iuJame nulntliu nf tlir InvctMit ( n .
habtlanls of the Coiiuiy of Uohimbu have, by their
. , ' 1 10 llle weneral Assembly of
ibis Commonwealth, tho great hardens andlneor.
..,m;.,,vu muy nuucr in consequence i-rthe scat Of
jusuei-iurssiucounijf ticttig locitcd at Danvillo,
which they Male to bo situated on tb
county, und praying tho aino may be removed to
w.v with ui iiiuQiiibuurg, rorrcmcily whereof,
,,r'i'r l' llctl ciO'tal blithe Scnttlt and
Iluun tiflteprtstntatives nftfic Commonwealth .of
I eiiniLlcaniu in General A:.tr,l,l. .J n..
herthi enacted hy ihe authority of the. tume, Tlpt
stony time within threo yeara'from the passage of
nun ui.1,11 muni ue lawiui lur the citizens of Blooms
iiurir, in the county of Columbia, to erect, or cami
to be erected, at TlIL'.llt OWN PltOl'Iitt
luXl Ii-NSIv, in the tuwn of Bloomsburg suitable
jiiildings.of br.ck or stone, of not less sizo and Ci.
incimiuns man tlic cuuuiy buildings now at Oaii.
ville, for a Court Hoilsii. niljuii. aiid didnrrnl nfll.
i;s for Ihc beeping of the public iccorclj, under tlu
direcllmi of tlnj county Commiasiuncrs, who am
autlioriwd to receive 11 convryaiiro for such lot or
,01s 01 grounds, tor tho use of such county build
ingn, not csreeeding one acre, in fee biniplc, clear of
all incumbrance., for the use of tho county of Co
lumbia. Tho said buildings to Lo erected on nucli
lot or lots of ground thus conveyed. Arid tho said
county CommUMoners aro hereby amliotisrd ti
iell nt public auction, orotltcrwic, nil the right, ti
tle and interest which the said county may havo
111 the real estate situate in tlir-town o'f Dam-rtle
and to execute u 'onveyanco to the purchaser or
purchasers, and tho .ilONEY AlilSING 1'HOM
Villi H.AM1: TO BE 1'AII) INTO Till)
OOUNTV TKEASUltY FOK COUKTY I'LUi
Sic. '. That as soon as the nubile buildinirs am
comploicd nccording to the pioit,ions of the first
section of this act, the CommiHsioners aforesaid
hall file a report of the same in the Court of Com
mons-leas ot aid county, and thereupon (he com
missioners and Sheriff ol said county, shall causo
the prisoners, if any theio confined in the old prison
10 ue palely removed to the new, and tho public pa
pers and records there remaining in the public ofll
ccs at Danville, to be safely deposited in tho now
buildings so os aforesaid built and prepared for tho
reception theicof, and from thcncefoilh Iho teat of
justice in nnd fur. the county of Columbia shall
cease 10 uo at uanviue, arid the same shu bu
removed and fixed nl the tuwn of Bhomsburg, In
the said county, and Ihe public -ollleeS hcrctoforo
kept, and the courts of justico heretofore held at
Danville, in and for said county of Columbij, thall
re kept and held ot Bloomstiurg, in the buildings
erected for their accommodation as aforesaid.
A'kc. a. It shall be lawful fo'r the citizens of
Bloomsburg to obtuin subscriptions from any per-.-011
or persons willing to subscribo any money or
materials for the erection orsuch public buildings,
as oro provided for in the first section of this net,
and in default of the payment of the s.une.thc coun
ty coinmiRionera are hereby empowered to caun)
suits to be brought in the name of the county lo
ciiforco die collection of tho same, and when collect
ed to be applied towards defraying the ci prases of
iuch buildings.
Skc.4, b'o much of the existing lawn of thi
Commonwealth as are altered by this act bo and
the same are herctiy reptalcd.
COlK") nr w'''ch the hiuhest prie
will bo paid in CASH or GOODS.
E. II. lilGGS.
February 17.
BEE HIVES
A New Kind.
THIS is one of tho best constructed Bee Hic
ever invented. It is so arranged, that you run
draw from tho bees, honey ot any scison of the
year, without any injury to them. It al 0 prevents
ihc bees being injured by tho worms. The subscri
ber is now prepared to dispose of township or
Single rights in tho following townships, on tho
most reasonable terms. Bloom, Hemlock, Liberty
led'erson, Mt. Pleasant, Greenwood, "Orange,
Pithing creek, i'ugarloaf and Jackson.
Ho also keeps them on hand, ready made, which
he wilt scU cheap.
Uo has in his Bee house, several swarms of bee-
in nperatinn-in-hivca of tho. above, description
which he would invite the- public to call antf ex
iminc, for lie believes that nil who do so, will nt
nice acknowledge that they are Ihcbess hivcbnow
in uso.
GEOIIGC LILLY.
Bloomsburg, April 13, 1811,
On Tuesbay, the 1 1th int., upon the tocpnth,l'
iweeu the Lock kept by rue, and the Lock kept by
Mr. Quick, a
A CALFSKIN POCKET HOOK,
containing a TWO COLLAR nnd a ONL 7)0 L
LAI! BANK BILLi a Duo Bill nsaint tfiumicl
lliirmau for liltecn dollars; ilso, I think, n Koto
igaiust Win Mclvclvy & Co. foi sixty -dine dollars,
mil several olhcr papers of no cimsequcnce lo any
uio'but iho owner. O. A.,B. i wiftlrn inbido th"
pocket book- with a lead pencil. Ii Ih" tinder will
icliirn il tn Iho subkcriber, 01 Itaie it nt the otlico
nf the Columaia Democrat, he thall be hbernllv re
warded. JOSDI'II LILLL.
May 17, 18 tl. -t
NOTICE.
TWi rn-parliirrilup of Furry Brown having
been diHiled by muttial consent, it bc ilnt-s
neccMiirv that ihe accounts of tho concern Ulould
'hi cIohmI iniinediatuly. As the subscriber hutho
100I1H of thn firm in Ids piwsiion olid is oulhoiu
d Pi collect the debts, ho reouetita all pcrJona u -
Jebtcd to call and pay tho demands against lluii)
llhout delay,
WILLIAM FURRY.
Dlooinsburg, May I, I S-l-1 ".
DIVIDEBTD,
ftTO'l'ICC is hereby givn.i to the Stockholders
In 111 Iho company for erecting 4 Bridge over
me North Kdfct 'ram h of tho river Nufqiiehsiin
bolwrcn tho town of Cattawisai nnd tho unuth of
fislnngcieek, that the Mannuem have this ilav d
lu.ed 11 dividend of Seventy-five Cent per Sliarti
'11 Iho nsl siv mnnthn, (equal to 0 pn eer 1 pc
uinuni) whleh will !k inud said bimkli'diif or
ihir lotfiil io rjsenlativcs, t the 7ieaurei'i. t'fiao
ill or nner ino 10111 mat.
U7.IIA B. HAYIIL'IIST, Two rrr,
Trcaturer'v OlBce, Cattawisa, April 1, 1811,
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