Fiotn Hit Ladies" Nat. Magazine
THE KIUII Milieu A NTt
II was late t night, and the streets were
nearly deserted, Hie more especially as it
-whs snowing fast1 A single traveller.tiow
ever, mtpht have been scpii wrapped in !
single overcoat, urging his way against the
tempest, by the dim lamps. Suddenly, as
ho passed a tuition tenement, the figure of
pitl started on before him.
.Pleas, sir,' she said, 'if U's only a pen
ny mother 's sick, and wc have eat noih'
ing to day.' TI.e fitsi impulse of the mo
menl wm to eo on; his second to stop. He
tnt'oil l iIih ifirl. Her face was thin and
IUU r V at w
pale, and her geiments scanty He was a
man of good impulse; so he put his hand
toward his pocket intending to give hot a
shilling. She saw the act and hor fuslro
less eye brightincd. But tin traveller had
forgot that his overcoat was buttoned light
)y over his pocket.
It is too much trouble said ho to himself,
and this wind is very culling. Besides
llieso beggars are usually cheatsI'll war
rant this girl wants the money to spend in
a gin shop.' And speaking aloud he said
eomewhat harshly,' I have nothing for ou:
if you arc really destitute, the Guardians of
the poor will take care of you.'
The girl shrunk back without a word
and drew her tattered garments around hot;
shivering foim. But a tear glittered on her
cheek in the light of the dim lamp.
Tho man passed on.and turning tho next
corner soon knocked at the door of a splen
did mansion, through whose richly curtained
windows a rosy light streamed out across
the storm. A servant obsequiously gave
htm entrance. At the sunnd of his foot
teps the parlout door was hastily upenod,
and a beautiful gir'.oppaicntly about eoven
teen; sprang into his arms kissed him on
each check, and then began to asssl him in
'letnoving his overcoat.
What kept you so long, dear pap:.?'she
said; Ifl had known wheto you were 1
would have sent you the carriag'e. You
never slay so late at the office'
No my love, I was at my lawyer's busy
very busy, and all for you,' and kindly pal
ted her cheek. 'But now, Mary, cant you
give me some supper!'
The daughter rang the bell; and order
cd the supper 10 be served. It was such a
-one as an epicure might delight in, just the
aupper for a traveller on a night liko that
Pa said the daughter, when it was finish
ed, 'I hope you are in good humor, for 1
'have a favor to ask of you,& she threw her
nrms aroand his net.k. and L.okcd up into
his facc,Avilh that winning smile and those
beautiful dark eyes of hcr's.
I wish to give a bill on ray birth day
mv eighteenth birth-dav it will cost, oh!
j --a "
a sight of money, but you are a kind, good
tpapa, and I know you have been successful
or you would not have been at your lawyer's-
'Yes! my darling.'hc said, fondly kissing
Iter, 'tho cotton speculation has turned out
well. 'I sold all I had of the articlo this .if-
tcrnoon, received tlie money and took it to
my lawyer's, telling him to invest it in real
estate. I think I shall soon give up busi-
lieeB.'
Oh 1 do, do' papa. But you'll gtvo mo
this ball won't you!'
You little tease !' said the father, but he
spoke smilingly; and putting his hand in
pocket book, he look out a note for five
hundred dollars, and placed it in hit child's
hand. 'Take this if it is not enough you
must have another, I suppose. But don't
trouble me abonl it any more.
The next morning broke clear but the
enow was a foot deep on the level, and
iieie and there, lay in huge drifts, blocking
up the door ways. At ten o'clock tho rich
merchant was on his way to bin counting
room. He turned down the same street up
which he liadcoino the preceding evening.
A crowd had gathered around the open eel
lar door of r ruined tenement. The mer
chant .paused to enquire what was the mat
ier. 'A woman sir, has been found dead tic
low there,' said one of the speclalors . 'she
etarvod to death it is said, and limy have
sent fur the coroner. 'Her daughter has
just come' back after being out all night.
( believe sho wag begging, Thai's her
moaning.'
Ah !' said tho merchanljanll a-pang weni
through his heart like an ire boll, for he
remembered denying a petitioner the nighi
hefoic, llovpnshed through (he crowd and
descended ihe cellar steps, A girl enverod
over an emaciated corpse, that lay on
heap of straw, in one corner of iho dark
prlment 'It was tho sarno girl ho had
fearecVu would prove. Tho merchant wsc
liorror- trunk.
My'poorcltlltl!' ho said.laying his hand
on m shoulder, 'you mtlslbp cared for
Sod forgive we for denying you last night
Here tako this !' and ho put a bill into her
hand,
The girl looked tip and gazed vacantly
at him. Then sho put back the proffered
money,
'It will do no good now,' sho said, mo
liter is dead and sho burnt into hysteric
(cars.
And tho merchant at that moment , would
have given half his fortune to havo rccallod
her to life.
The lesson thus loarnod ho never forgot.
The merchant personally saw that a decent
burial was provided fur tho mother, and
afterwards took the daughter into his house
educated her for a respectable station in life
and on her marriage presented her with b
proper dowry. Ho lit cd to hear her c'til
drcn lisp their gratitude.
THEM YANKEES.
Tho Ship Howqtie, just launched at N
York is to bo commanded by Captain N.B.
Inter. Hu has beru attached to ship
sailing out of that port, and has been Admi
ral of sevend of the Atlantic packots. Sov
eral years ago hu sailed nut of a port in
Connecticut in a small clipper schoonei,
and discovered several islands in the South
Seas. About that lime tho Russian Gov
ernment fitted out n squadron of discovery
which was sent to the same seas Early
ono loggy morning, the Uussians found
themselves near somo uninhabited islands.
which tho Admiral in command could not
find laid down in a chart. This delighted
him beyond ineaaure,(andiho was preparing
to land and take possession thereof in the
regular way, when tho fog lifted, and he
discovered a clipper schooner bearing down
towards him, Tho little clipper ran along
side the Admiral, and her captain, who was
none other than tho daring Palmer, hailed
the Admiral this wise
' Ship ahoy! Aro you in want of a pilot!'
Satan and martin spikes!' said the Rus
sian, 'Are there pilots hero beforo us !'
He mounted the side of his ship and cried
out through his trumpet
Schoouer ahoy ! who aro you, and
where are you from!'
Schooner Hero, from Stonington, Con
nqclicut, on a piloting cruise,' teplied Cap
tain Palmer 'Do you want a pilot I'
Good gracious,' exclaimed Ine Russiai
these Yankees ore every where. How.
could that lillle craft get here!'
He madn the best of the adventure, how
ever, invited captain Palmer on a board hit
stitp, and named the newly discovered land
Palmer Island,' and to this day and for
ever, they have been and will bo known at
snch.
Slump Speaking in Arkansas. About
nino o'clock the voters, numbering near one
hundred, presented themselves, and a round
shouldered, shock-haired man aroao and ad
dressed ihcm as follows :
.Feller Citizens This are a day for the
people of Wolfs Mouth, and I moulh say,
if I warn't modest, that our carnal cranchas
men, (that's a hard word, but I got through
with it) depends on our heterogeneous ex
ertions ! Hill isculptn arc our candidate,
and Jack Jundes swears that he's bound lu
shoot every man that don't vote for him !
heller Citizens I'm goinL' to sand mv
speech with quotation from Scizcm, thr
celebrated Latin cricket, when he addressed
tho Catihageniaiis and Rocky mountain
cods at the battle of Ihe Cow Pens ! Look
out ! I'm enmin' cock vour rifles and be
ready ! 'Fat yo buruto E' as tho immacti-
IuIh feller said when he got stubbed in ihe
back in the House of Representatives I
Long and loud were iho shouts of the
orator s party; and it was wild difficulty
silence could be maintained, until at Jast
the opposing speaker mounted the stti up.
He commenced in tho following classical
manner :
Feller Citizens: There arnt no our
skcered in this crowd ! I'm not afflicted
like Charley Cuplivcr with tho disease
called E plorubus uuim ! 'Tempt us frcgit,'
by tho concordat and evacuating nacob ol
Jerusalem Old Jim Grimes thought he'd
frighten me with his Greek ! but I can pu
orj the big licks and pile on as m o h agony
as he ever heard ol I 'i'iib slultus ! 'o.in
la Parissima Block; Island Point Judiah
hex taglions !' Historia Sacro! and ftdu
:ei ot hroadaxo 1' What docs tho fellow
think of himself now. He's a travelling
synagogue; but he can't catch mc with his
high lelutiu words ! Vole (or lorn Ores
jey, he's n horse and so am I ! Ecco sit-
num ! 'Auiuito 1 MJejure ane do in spire,
pcro.' litis rati lor I om urnssoy !
Wo stood at Wolf's Mouth for
ncarlv
diree hours and had the satisfaction of see
mi! I'oin Cressey elected; all through the
superior learning of the last speaker.
A clergyman, who was reading to his
congregation a chapter in Genesis, found
iho last sentence on the page to be: And
die Lord gave unto Adam a wife.' Turn
ng over two leavos together, he found writ
ten and read in an audible voice, ' and she
was pitched without mid within I' He had
unhappily gel into the middle of a desorip
i'iod -of Noah1 Ark.
Trifle loves always to be seen in the light
other vices choose to be in life dark,
Sheriff Sale.
HfcY vitlue of sundry vend. eponaps. to mo di
Jl reeled, will bo exposed to public sale, on
Hiulsdav. the irlh dav of Auctist next, nt tlio
Court lloiitn in J.invlllr. at loii nVlofl . A. M. (he
following piopcrly, to wit
A certain plantation and tract of land situate in
Dtiercrcek township, Columbia county, containing
two bundled and twelve acres more or less, bound-
cdon Iho cadt by tho Susquehanna river, on Ihe
went by tho main road lending from Urangcvilto to
llrnvirk, and auinininx lands or John IJowiTiaii.atid
other lands of defendant, all of which Is in a high
statu of cultivation, whereon is creeled a latgo
FRAME
DWELLING HOUSE,
A LARGE HANK DARN,
and other out Inutilities.
Seized, taken in execution, ai d to be so d as tho
property ol liilocrt Fowler.
ALS9
T
II R undivided ono half ol a certain lot of
(-round situate in Danville. Columbia eountv
numbered In tlio plan or said town. no. (32 hTtv
two feet on Mill. street, ono hundred ntul fiftv feet
to an alley, adjoining lots ol Thomas Clark, where
on is crc( ted n
A IARGE 13 KICK AND FRAME
3 STORY TAVERN HOUSE,
with frame stable and sheda.
Seized, taken in rxcciitiou, and to bo sold as (he
property of George U. mown.
ALSO
A certain plantnlion and tract of land, situated
in llricrcreek township, Columbia eountv.
beginning ot a post, thenco by other lands of Sam
uel F. Hcadlcy, north 70 degrees cast, 05 perches
to a black oak, north 85 degrees cast, 08 perches to
a sionc neap, inoucc ny lanus nt Jacob Kono anil
others south ono and n half degrees west 190
perches along (ho county lino between Luzerne
and Columbia to a stone, thenco bv land of Zchncr
and other lands of Samuel F. Hcadlcy and land of
bamucl ticadlcy deceased, noilh 10 degrees west
iao perches to a slono heap tlio place of becinn ne
ftnnt fit tit rr
UlU.tll-.iUlg
1625 ACRES
and onc-fomlh of land, more or less, whereon is
erected a frame house, and a framo barn, n cood
apple orchaid, ono hundtcd acres of cleared land,
more or less, part of which Is exec lent meadow,
bcizeU, taken in execution, and to bo sold as the
propcity of Samuel F. Hcadlcy.
ALSO
certain lot of ground situato in Orangcvillc,
Columbia county, containing one half an
aero more or less, whereon is erected
TWO FRAME HOUSES,
one framo 6tablc, lying on Main-street, numbered
in the plan of said town, adjoining land of Isaac
lvhnc and others.
Seized, aken in execution and to bo sold as the
property of Charles H. Mc'hr rsoti.
ALSO
A certain tract of land situate in Valley town-
jL. E"ip, Columbia county, containing
50 ACRES
moro or less, adjoining lands of Joseph Maun, Tho
mas Yorks OhswcII and Alurdock nnu others. On
tho premises is erected onu log and one Irarnr
dwelling house, ono stable, about ten acres of land
is cleared and under fence: ihero is valuable iron
oro on tho premises, und a vnlunblo water power
is attached to tho premises, with n right to erect a
dnrri on Mahoning creek on tho land of I homai
Vorks, and carry tho water through his laud to
tho premises.
bcized, (aken in execution and to bo sold as Iho
property of Daniel Montgomery.
ALSO
ALL Iho right, tillo and interest of tho defend
ants inn certain tract of land idtiiato in Dcr
ry township, Columbia county, containing
120 ACRES
more or less, bounded by land of Mary Hobisou,
Itolieit rattcrson, Hobcrl iWcuov. Marearet McCor-
mick and others, whereon is erected a largoCr!!
Mill, two dwelling, houses, and a largu Dank Ham,
with tlio appurtenances, seized as tlio property ol
David K.Uriiu. Alro, on a lot of ground situate
in tho town of Washington, cou.ity and township
aioresaid, containing one-fourth of an ncro morooi
less, bounded in front by Main-hlieet of said town.
on Iho south by an alley, on iho east by an alley,
and on tho north by other lands of defendants
whereon is elected n largo Tavein Home, stun
room anl htable. AUo, on one other lot adjoining
tho aforesaid lot on the south and Ileubeii Murtz
on the north, whereon is erected one Tailor's Bbop
Aho, ono other lot of ground, containing one-six-tccntli
of an acre more or less, bounded in front b
Main ttrcct of said town, and on tlio west bv landt
of the Mill company, whereon is erected ono ware
house and btable. Also, on ono othel out lot con
taining fivo acres moro or less, bounded by lands ot.
licntamin J.ci&y, .Margaret lcGormick und others.
AUo, on ono other out lot containing five acres
more or les, bounded by lands of Peter Mcser,
William Itoyd s heir and John 8. Kit-hel, Also
one other lot of ground in tho town aforesaid, con
taining oiio-fourth ul un aero moro or less; bounded
by laud of tho Mill company, whereon is erected
ono dwelling hoiuo now occupied by William II.
Johnson, Kkij., seized, taken in execution as the
(property ol tirnnand JJerr,
beizcd, taken in execution and to bo sold as the
property of David firirn, David W, Derr and John
S. Dyc, lately trading under (ho firm ofGrim, Den
and ZJye.
ALSO
A certain tract of laud situate in Miflliu town
ship, Columbia county, containing
280 ACRES
moro or less, adjoining lands of John Sherman,
William ohcrman, Jacob Hosier and others, where
on is erected one log house, one log barn, and one
stalilo.
Seized taken in execution and (o bo sold as (ho
properly of Conrad Ilrrdbendrr.
ALSO
LI, tho right, tillo and interest the defendant
has to a certain lot of urouud Hlualc in
Mtg
lontgomery s addition of iho town of
Danville, Columbia county: bounded by lots of I
eaac Faubttiought; Iioberl Young; und Church st.
and an alley on tlio west; whereon is erected
frame shop-
Veized taken in execution and to be sold as the
property of James Shortledgc.
IRAM DERR, Shcrijf.
Shkriff's OrncE, Danville,?
July 10, 1814. 5
NOTICE
THR Members of (ho Illooimhurg Artillery, pos.
sessile State arms or accoutrement of anvdecain
lion, am requested forthwith In lulurn them to me,
(hat new airangcmcnU may be. mtuo with tho UrI
gado Inspector.
Jl. VKnn( Cant.
May 25, 1814-5.
Brandrqth's Pills,
riOTUllfi OF HEALTH.
"BlfBALTfls characterised in ait Individual by
R jLthe absence of all pain, sutlcring, or nflcctinu
in any paitol his body; by tho Ircc and regular ex
erciso of liifl functions without any exception.
They consist in having n good appctilo at tncal
times, an easy digestion, frco ovacuations, without
looseners or costiveneas ut le.iat onco in every twenty-four
hours, and without hcat,dtynrss, or burning
at the passage, Ilio free ibhiio of tho water "illiout
acrimony or burning, and without n reddish sedi
ment which Is alwavs u siuu of a present or an ap
proaching pain; quiet sleep without agitation oi
truoblcsumo drcaiiH! no tasto of bilo or other bad
tasto In tho mouth upon thing in tho morning; no
(ourncss or disagreeable rising of tho stomach; a
clean tongue; a sweet lucatli; no itching, pimples or
spots on mo skin; no piles; no burning heat upon
any part ol tho body; no cxceesivo Hurst when tin
exposed lo labor or other known cause; no inter
ruption to any natural evacuation, nor' pain at their
periodical return.
Wiicro tho Btato of Iho system does not harmon-
izo with the above picturo of health, it is of tho
greatest importance (hat no lima be lutt in ucuding
for n doctor, or in tlio uso of foolish temedics too
often Iho rciultof speculation; instead of this course
to n doso of IIIIANDURTH'S I'lLLS bo taken.
which will not deceive, but will at once rcstoio
health to the organ or part that requires it.
All who wish (o preserve their health, nil who
aro determined to defend (heir life ncainst Iho en.
croachmcnts of disease which might send ihcm pre
maturely 10 mo grave, will, witlioul hesitation, have
recourse to tho Jrandrcth I'ills, when tho state of
tho system docs not harmonise with tlio above pic
(uio of health.
Thoso who live in a country whcroconlacious or
otncruircascs prevail, should oltcn think of this
truo picturo of health, and observo himself with par
ticular attention, In order to act accordinnlv. The
wise and rightly directed will follow this advice
tho unwise aro left to their own destruction.
AGENTS.
Washington IJobcrt M'Koy.
Jorseytown L. 5c A. T, .flinch
Danville E. JJ. Kcyiiolds & Co.
Cattawissa C. G, llrobst.
Dloomshurg J. R. Aloycr.
Limestone Dabbit& M'Ninch.
Uuckhorn M. G. Shoemaker.
Limo Ridgo Andro & jliller
icrwick J W 6'tilea
May 4, 1844 a.
TUB subscriber having established a PA TEH
MILL at MILL GHOVE, near iJloomsbuw,
Columbia county, whero he baa tho latest Imi-huvi-.h
Macuinmit, and having followed the business foi
twenty years ho iscoufident ho can furnish as good
pnpur nsnny in tne country and on ns reasonable
tcuns to printers, Merchants and Lawycrs.or any
persons who may want tho articlo. He alsn.kceim
constantly on hand Attorney's Cap, Fool's Cap,
Letter, writing, Printing and Wrapping paper ol
un moos aiso, an assortment ol School Uuok.
Also, Ulank Dook, Kxlra bound. Full bound, and
half bound of all sizes and, assortment of writing
books &.c. Ho is ready to oxehanno the ubow! for
rapcr or hooks, lor Hags of Sizing.
THOMAS TKENCII.
Mllgrove; February 20' 1841 if.
J, DYER.
BTia ESPRCTFULLY
mJ9L inforinflhis friends
nnd tho Iravellingpublic in
general, that hu has taken
lliu ubuvo Hotel situate in
tho centra of the town ul
Catawissa.Columbia coun,
tv 111 nml fiirmnli, n..ni..t
cd by D. Clark. Where ho will bo happy to wait
II, inn llineA tiil. tuttl 1....... 1.1... ...III. .I.,.:
ul,u" ...WW u t.iii id.ui nun iiii uiuir l iigUMII.
Tho otel is largo and commodious and well
furnished throughout, and no pains will bo spared
to render rtrnnrnl &rttor.irlln,i
collia tablu will ba furnished with tho best (lie
timry can allurd.
His liar is wi ll stored witli the best of liquors.
Excellent Rtldllilirr in nllm-liP.I Id llm ..Li.il.i:l.
merit und careful and attentive, hostlers aro alwayi
in attendance.
Cattawissa, May 13, 18133.
HOUSE,
lllooiiisljiirg, Columbia Co. Iu.
THE subscriber rnsiieRtfnllv informs li's
friends, nnd the nubile ccnerallvtthat he has
taken thai well known stand, in Itlnnms
burg, formerly kepi by William llobisor..
and that the House nnd Stables aro under
sjoing- a thorough repair As his bar will
always he furnished with tho choicest ol
Liritinrs, and his harder with the best the
market affords, and having Rood Stabling
and attentive hostlerc, ho with confidence
invites all In call and test his nbiliiv nc n
catorcr fur tho palalo and stomach, and Hat
ters nimscii mat none will Icavo uissuiisfi
cd with their treatment,
The worth of the pudding is told in tho eating,
'omcgive it a trial, there will bo no cheating;
Delist ami Man thall always go away rejoicing,
Swearing by thopovvcri.they'llcallon returning.
M. 6ILVEKTH0RN,
June 8, 18147. 3m.
BEE II1VES
A New Kind.
PHIS is ono of tho bent constructed Deo Hives
ever invented. It is so arranged, that you can
lraw from (ho bees, honey at any scison of tho
year, without any iniurv to them. It olso prevents
tho bees being injured by tho worms. Tho subscri
ber Is now prepared to dispose ot townwip or
single rights in Iho following townships, on the
most reasonable terms. lllooin. Hemlock, I, ibcrty
Jefferson, Ml. Pleasant, Greenwood, Orange,
Fishing crcckugarloaf and Jackson.
Ho also keeps Ihcm on hand, ready made, which
ho will.sel cheap.
Ha has in his lieo house, several swarms ofbecs
in operation in hives of tho obovo descriptions
which ho would invito Iho public to call and ex
amine, for ho believes that all who 'do so, will at
once acknowledge that they are the Lets hives novy
in uso.
OEOKGE LILLY.
Dloomshurg, Apiil 13, 1844.
PAY THE -FN INTER,
QUICKLY.
CHILES
)'BT
&9.
1 OUhl) respectfully inform Ihr
r.ilizutis of Hlontnsbiirg, and its
vicinity. 'that hu still ctintintios to entry on
the abovo busi nets, nt his old established
stand on tho comer of Aain and East-
tt..;...- . ! l I'ir.' t"
sircKij. iinvinu rccisivuu inn wiuiui
PlllLAniiU'MA and NEW YORK
FASHIONS, in coniioction with Scott &
Willson's Ilichly Improved patrm for rut
ing garments in tho iuohI fashionable man
nor, warranted to fit without any possibility
of failure, and feeling assured from his loup
exporicnoo in the business, that work exe
cuted at his shop, will never he complained
of, ho hopes, by strict uttcntion to businesc
to receive n share of public patronage a
heretofore.
tCTN. H. CASH, and all kinds of
COUNTRY PRODUCE; only taken in
payment for work done, nt iho market pri
ecs. uiiargcs lor won; moderate to suit
tho times.
nionmahunr. Nov. 3, 18 l.'I. 28
Wanted9
NEAR DLOOMSHURG,
50 000 fccl Il1cl Iino Hoards.
50.000 foot Wcnlhct ltoatds.
lOO.OOO Lap Shingles.
30.000 feel Fine and Hemlock Plank.
2QOO 'ocl lineal Hound 1 miner, Irotn
' . ... I .1!..-
iu to l'i menus in iiiumuii-r.
And a miantilv of Oak and Pino Timber
for Mill Right work.
pply to
JOSEPH PAXTON,
President of the liloomsburg Rail Road
Iron Company.
March 23, 18-i-I. -J8
A Valuable Property
For Sale
Piir. SuusciiiF.it orrnns to sell ins
Valuaiimj
JFAMM
AND
MXTJL, PROPERTY.
AT PIUVATU SALIL situated in (Ireeuwood
towuship, Columbia County, Pa., upon the
roan leading from IlhocrsbarS to Jerceytow I, about
wo miles from ltltocrbburg, and ten from lilooms-
burg, containing
most of which is improved, and upon which arc
creeled a
TWO STORY BRICK
jgggg HOUSE, -IS JiY 32 FEET
mm&m a saw miixi
AM)
CI ver Illill.
and other out buildings. Tlu.ro aro alio on the
land
two very coon lylfe
APPLE ORCHARDS
or
FJRSTHATE FRUIT.
Tho land is in a good e tatn of cultivation, and that
winch remains uncleared is covered with good tun'
her. Ho considers it umicccksarv to cive anv fur
ther description, as all who wii.Ii to purcliarc will
view lor themselves, it will Po sold on reasonable
terms, and possession given on Iho lira of April.
WU.J.I.UI JiU.MUiV.
Greenwood, January 5, 18-M. 3mU7
Chair JVTanufactory,
1 lib subscriber continues to carry on
tho
CHAIR Jlf A N U FA C TO R I N 0
business at the old stand of I)- & S. Hauci
lui eh, where ho will be ready ,il all timet
to furnish Fancy ib Windsor Chairs, Set
ices, Uoston Rocking Chairs &c, of even
ilcscrintinn, which mav bo calleu lor, a'
hurt notice and on the most roasouabli
Iqrms. lie will also execute House, bigu A.
Ornamental I'ainling, and House Papering,
in a superior manner,
From his experience in the business, ant
hjs facilities of manufacturing Iho variotu
articles of his line, ho flatters himscK tlni'
he shall be able to furnish ns good work
and upon as reasonable terms ns can bt
done in the country, all of which ho will
dispose of for CASH or COUNTRY
PRODUCE
N. IJ Orders from n distance will hi
strictly aul punctually attended to.
II. WAU1M IJUUti.
Ulootnsbiirg, Dec UO, 1813.
List r Totters
nr.MATXINO in Iho PnbtOffico at Caltawinsa.
Iho quarter onding Juno 110, 1811.
Aeor Andrew Harlly Henry
Dcnnct Zlbeo Hovver Uain
Hlack Daniel Kinney Andrew
Ilovor Javid L. Laurence Willinm
Doico John heboid Joeob
Wreck Sclah 8. Llnvell Isaac D,
Ucnjaman Washington Miller Kamuel
Heard I. W. Margcram Cllnion 3
yircck Isaac Paxton Joseph
Cordcr William Itlchards John
DeibclJohn P. Walls J'hilip'
Davm Jonathan Wampolo John
TJIlis John tvileon Charles
Ouinn John Yetler Uarbara Ann
Hartman Charles Velter Isaac
Jlartzel Joboph Yelter Lewis
ardor Samuel Jlilglic licorco
iVrfiin call nc for h-Kers in the above hit Mill
tilciisi! s-iv ibev are ailt rrl it-ril.
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scribe, as, un the 1 Glh of Af,;c(
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loomsburg
MARBIiB YARD-
'Plin niihipiihrrR bnvn established at (bo
abovo plaro, a now MARBLE YARD, y
and will always bo reauy, al tlio anoricai
notice, to furnish to order,
MONUMENTS, TOM 11-TABLES,
TOME-STONES, HEAR Til
JAMBS, MANTLES, PAINT
STONES, MULLERS, kc,
or any other work in their line. They aro
Un nrrmnrfiil In furnish WINDOW CAPS
and SILLS, DOOR SILLS and STEPS,
&c. cither of .Ma.blo, Lime or any kind of
stone that can be procured in this vicinity.
i-7Il:iviniT bail considerable experience
J a , , 1
in iho business, tnoy pledge their work to
be executed in as Handsome a stylo as can
lm furnished frmn r.nv vard either in tho
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city or country; and on as reasonable terms.
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Aitftis rituiNu i 11 u u 11 liio,
Dloonisbutg, Nov. a, 1813. ly 28
NOTICE
B hrrcby givon to oil concerned, (hat I have
loft !n tlin rwtdrcKlnn nf Inrr-ili A' lifttm ahrr AtiT
nig my pleasure, ono Mulcy Heifer, one Dining Tu-
and foibid any person taking them from him, t'Uhei
py puitnasu or oincrwiso, wiiuouimy contnu.
i.tiO OJlUl'.ftlAlVUIl,
uric 28, 1844.
COAL
COARSE AND NUT COAL,
Of a superior qanlity for Sale by .