POETRY.
Fort the Colombia Dkmockat.
The people now are waking up,
Ant! to the rest-no freely rally,
For Harry ('Jay lias lost the day
By liis free I rude and larifT sally;
A nil ft nm the highest .'amis of Maine,
To Louisiana's lowest, shore,
The cry louder and louder comes,
That'fie shall sell iheir votes no more.
"Four limes he's tried for President,
Hut has never yetuuereeded.
The rcssotPs plain; for traitor like,
'Instructions he never heeded;
'13 ut sold his stitoto Johnny Q.
This case is plain as plain can he;
And for that deed, the people said
illo-would luose the Presidency.
At brag he's played for many yenrs,
Till lime has silvered o'er his head;
lie cuiscd the speaker on the chair,
When Uy him lie would not ho led;
Hie showed loud for Tip and Ty,
And lying promises he mado,
Anil when by fraud they were gol in,
eight
on
He quickly wish'd lliey both were dead Ls
He headed mobs lo break the laws,
And to abuse the President,
'Disgracefnl scenes of forty one,
'To them his aid was freely lent;
'In New Orleans of later day,
Ho broke the laws of God and man,
And on the Holy Sabbath there
IWareird thro' the streets with shouting
clan.
Disturbed the peace of those who mei
To hear the word oflife dispensed,
And forced them to retire amid
Those ranting shouts devoid of sense,
'Anil on the tariff question too,
He now two 'faces plainly shows,
He al the north protection cries,
And at the south for (tec trade goes-
The country's weal, or country's wo,
Wall him lias ever been ihc same;
intrigue, deceit, bargain and sale,
To satisfy ambition's flame;
His course is in, his course is out,
And his coat lie has turned for pelf,
And o'ei tho States, from end to end
Electioneered to raise himself.
For twenty years and more, he's stood
"To trumpet forth alone his fame ;
While ofi his deeds havo been con
demued
'In ways loo various to name.
Tho nation spoke in twenty eight,
Too phjn to be misunderstood;
It said that Clay was not the man
Whose acts were for iho public good
That voice again in ihirly-lwo,
'Was heard lo ling from cast to west,
.And Clay again mosl deeply felt,
"-That condemnation on him rest;
'The traitor's fate lie dearly saw,
Hie then again was (loomed to bear,
And still thai guilt remains the same,
A nation's -voice has sealed it there.
fin bonds to keep the peace lie s bounil.L0j as tie properly of Noah McKean.
And Cilley'a blood is oij his hands,
Yct forth with brazen front-lie steps,
'And freemen's votes again demands;
Though oft repulsed ar.d thrown away
lAmbiiion brings him forth again,
'As if to make the nation hear,
?Of tteachery Iiid deepest stain.
Can he who loves tho -gospel sound,
?And smiles to meet the Sabbatb-morn,
;Uaiso to the highest station here
The man who treats them both with
scorn I
Can he who fears the duel's stain,
Or shuns the gambler s loathsome ways
Give aid lo elevate the man
Who has practiced both a..-his days ?
Gan he wholoves fair ficodom's cause
And spurns the traitor's ill got gain,
.loin witti tier loes to raise the man,
NWho hears the traitor's guilty stain?
Can he who loves his country's soil.
A here" freedom s tree longtime hai
stood,
."Support the man whose hand is raised
TPo cleave that Ired tike worthless wood?
(Can those whose sires have fought inu!
'bled,
To break1 the lyraniVfatal power,
Forgereo soon, their country' foes,
I he terrors of that dreadfol hnuri
Can Hull nnd Arnold be foigoi?
Orlater still, Bun's treason say ?
(If these M ere traitors to llieii trust,
in candor is not llcnry Clay ?
PK0CLAMATI01T.
HRUKAS, the Hon. Joskpii D. Axthont
f). I. ,('.!, f f (l,r n,t 'IVr
ninerond Oener.l Jail Delivery, Court, of (natter,
iniuuiiuMitvvuun i vi i
Sessions of the Pe.icc,and Court of Common Pleas
..,.1 n...i..... ... ... :i..i luil .ll.lri-i
'nnilin..! nf I in nnnl (.a nf rvnrllnim ii-r am '
'nion. Columbia and I.vcomlno: mid the Hon.
William Donaldson nnd Ucoree Mack, lis-
tiiics, Associate Judges in Columbia county,havcl(jtl,IIH0r which any old subscriber officiating will be
miued their pr-crpt beaming dale the S7ih ilny of jconsiJcrC( M onc, we offer the following
plrl In the vcar of our Lord one thousand
hundred and forty-four .and tome directed, for
I homing
A Court of Oyer and Terminer, and Gen-
eral ,atl Delivery, Ueneral quarter
Sessions of the Pence, Common Pleus
and Orphan's Court.
IN DANVILLE, in the County of Columbia,
tlir third Monday of Auguit icxt, .being the
l'Jlh Jay) snd to contit.uo one weeks :
Notice is therefore hereby given lo
hue Coroner, tho Justices of the Peace, and Con
Liable of the said county of Columbia, tha' they
tic then and there in their proper persons, at iu
o'clock in the forenoon of said day, wiih their
record, inquisition and other remembrances, to
thoic things which to their offices appertain to
be done. And lluiso that arc bound ny recogn.
tanec, to prosecute jgainst tho prisoners that bio
or may be in the Jail of said county of Columbia,
nro tn nr ilii-n nnd thorn to prosecute Dcainit them
shall be just, Jurors nro requested to be piinc
tual ill tlieir attqnuancc, ugrceauiy 10 men nui.vc.
Diinl nt Danville, the 1 2th dav of July in
the year of our Lord one thousand right
hundred and forty-four nnd in tho C8 year
of the Independence of tho United States
of America.
IRA.M DERR Shtllf,
SuERirr's Orrrcr., Danville
July 12,1811.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
BY virtue of sundry vend, exponas, lo
me directed will be exposed to public sale
on Thursday tho 15lh day of August next.
nt tho Court House in Danville, at- 1U o
clock A. M. the following property, to wit:
A certain tract of land situate in Hem
lock lownship. Columbia eouniv. adjoinniL'
lands of Andrew tMellick, deceased, John
Wanich, Robert Kussel and Benjamin litis
jcl, containing
Til 111 TY FI VE A CR g S,
I more or lees, whereon is ereeled n
I A) ti E SOILS 20
AND
LOG BARN,
APPLE ORCHARD,
with the appurtenances.
seized taken in execution. and to be sold
as the properly of Samuel Wanich.
1KAM D1SKK, HiertJ:
Sheriff's Officii, Danville,
July, 27, 1814.
BY virtue of a 2n Plcurius Vend. Exponas
to me directed, will be exposed to public-
sae al the Court House, in Danville, ui
.Monday, the 19th day of August next. '
12 o'clock, noon, the following properly,
to wit :
Jill the right, title and interest thai
the defendant has in a rertain lot nf grouru
situate in the town of Danville, Columbi
county, containing one mwn lot, adioininc
William llartman anil (Jharles While, and
ihe canal, and fronting on Mill-slreet.wheri-
ini is creeled a house weaiherbuarded.
Knipil. hikeri iii PYrciilion. nnd in in
ALSO
j certain plantation and tract of
land situate inlSncrrrcek township, Coluiii
bia county, bounded as follows beginning
at a post, thence by land of George Caner
north 12 degrees west, 7'J perches to a heap
of stone, (hence by land of Philip Upp
north 78 degrees east, perches, to llu
Huntington road, thence by said road to the
linn nf laud surveyed In 1 homas Waters
thence by the same south 80 degrees west
to tho plaro of beginning, containing
100 ACRES
more or less, about seventy acres rleared
land, more or less, whereon is elected a log
bain and a frsme house, anil a good appl
nrrhard; with Ihe nppurli iianres.
Seized, taken in execution anu tn lie soiu
PP.y
SiikkiiVs OrFicc, Danville,
Julv 10, 1811
NOTICE
Is hereby giver, lliut 1 have purchased at
r..oiui, c-j !. no iim mnneriv oi junn
i?umet: nd have left the same in his pos
-essiou iluriuc l"y pleasure, anil lorbiu tiny
peison taking it from him oiilier uy pur
base-or otherwise, without my consent
One third seven acres wheal in tho ground
five acres of rye in the ground; three acres
if cnni in tho ground; luui acres oi uuck
wheat in the ernuin : three fourths ol an
iere of nnlalues in the ground; about thic
liousand. feel of inch boards; three bunches
if shingles; one ton of hay and seven acres
.if grass in meadows.
ABll'M. YOUNG.
July 10, 1814.
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rFVt"Pi jVtA?.SSiTia,
Particular care is taken to procure tho earlie.t
1UVILU31I1 ItlVll-lll-U lIW '"I"" " " "" "
- f. . .1... ..f nil l.'itulu
(j ruins. Provisions, I'roducc, &c. tho statu stocks
Hanks, Money, and Lands; and our extensive ar
rangements will hereafter render our Prices current
f nest inab o vuluc to tho Havener, r arincr, ami
all Uusiuess clastcs whatuver
VHP
MARBLE YARD.
The subscribers have established at tin
above place, a new MARBLE YARD
and will always bo ready, at the shorieM
notice, lo furnish lo order,
MONUMENTS, TOMB- TJ1BLES,
TOMB-STONES, IIEJ1R TIL
JAMBS, MJ1NTLES, I'JIINT
STONES, MULL EES, &c.
or any oilier work in their line. J hey arr
also prepared to lurnisi YVJINDUW UAI'
and SILLS, DOOR SILLS and STEPS,
&c, either nf Ma. ble, Lime or any kind ol
stone lhat can be procurod in this vicinity
rr7Ilaving had 'jonsiderable experience
in the business, they plcduo their work to
he executed in as handsome n stylo as can
be furnished from r.nv yard either in tin
eitv or cnuntrv; and on as reasnnnblo trrnifc,
AKltliS 1 UUiMi iV llUl-ilir..
. .v nnin n i . e nrtmiiiii
Bloomsbuig, Nov. 3, 1813. ly 28
NOTICE
fS hereby eiven to all concerned, that I have
Ifi ir. ,1m iui.krsfiii.il nfJaroh .S'l'.onnnker. ilur.
-1 ,
mi- tuv ti rntiin-. nnn Mil ev 1 1 ci if r. ono un nc i a
Iiln nn rr.l.ffml Ollfl I iftll!fl IF. nilll flllfl liCR II HI.
and fm bid any perhon taking tin in froiii him,i ihci
. 1 ., . .. j.l
nv purchase orouierwin-, wiinuui 117 iiniti iiv.
ULtSY SHOF.MAlvLIl
Line J8, 18-11.
.GOAL
COARSE AND NUT COAL,.
(If n fcuncrior oiuililv lor Sale, by
GliOUCE WEAVER.
CHARLES KArlLEH.
Tailor
OULD respnetfuily inform the
citizens of Hloomsbtirg, snd its
vicinity, that lie still continues to entry on
Iho above business, at his old established
stand on the corner of Alain and East-
streets. Having received iho l.ATES'l
sfrMfi. llnviiltr rnrntvpil inn l .Jl I -, o
,X, , ' ; m ;
" Y,,,Y til".""' . ... t, " t.
l'JldlllUl a, in connccuuii wihi oiou in
nB narments in the mofit fashionable man
IO I II O V llllirUVl'U Iiniuill llll i-1 i
nnr. warranted to fit without utlV nossibllily
Lf failure, lllld feeling assured from his lonp
experience in tho business, thnt work exe-
ruled nt his shon. will never be complained
,0 ,opcs, hy strict aUenlinn to hnsinc6e
to receivo n share ol public patronage a
heretofore.
lt7N. H. CASH, nnd all kinds of
COUNTRY PRODUCE; only taken in
payment for work done, at the market pri
ces. Uliargcs lor worK moueraio io huh
the times.
nioomsburg, Nov. 3, 1843. 28
Wante
NEAR HLOOMSBURG,
50000 fefil Inch Pine Hoards.
50'0(MP cct Heather isoatus
I nil .iiiihi J j.i u onumii-o.
on.nno feel Pino and Hemlock Plank
2.QOO feet lineal Round Timber, from
10 to 11 inches III t III tin; te r.
, ., quantity of Oak and Pine 'I itnber
for Mill Ilighl worls
, ... ,
umiv iu
-i ' JOSEPH PAXTON,
. . ... .,- Tal IJr.,,1
ITPSl Cm III II1U JIIUUI1I7UIH K
Iron Company
- w
' March 23, 1811.
48
Valuable Property
The
SuBscmnu orrnns to
VAI.rAHI.E
SELL HIS
WAM1
AND
MUX PROPERTY
V PRIVATE SAIjK. B.tualcil in Greenwood
tnivusliin. Columbia County, i'a., upon the
ro ,. Ipmliritr from UhocrsbarS to Jerceylow i, about
iv. miles from lihoersburir, and ten from lllootns-
Lurg, containing
IIS Aeies9
most of which in improved, and upon which are
erected a
TWO STORY BRICK
lllJJferrfittciT' ao nv ip rnrinT
JjlllUU'lUi 'IU J' "
A SAW MZSiL
'f;
!
j AND
I Clover Mi!!.
Jrift iJSijj
and other out buildings
J'licrc aro also on the
hand
rnir'n trnnv nnnn
Aunil a P IK
Al 1 1-1 UllbUlWiUS
01'
IFRS T liJl IE UI 1 .
,,., ,-,, ,,.,, f -i, :...: ,l il,i
. llll 1UIIU 1 IU l","J VIHU'UUI'HI ". -
,.,l.t1 m,r ,.nrri U rnvrrr-,1 Mil fnn tir.l
her. Ho considers it inincceary to give any fur
ber cle.njption as all who
nflVIUW lot llll'lllt.l Lu. I. ntii biiu w.j
terms, and oo&scision piven on the first of April
U'lr.MAM I TMIllV
Greenwood, January 5, 1 84-1. ymU7
Chair Fvlanufactory
Til LI subscriber continues to carry
the
CHAIR ilf A N U FA C 10 H 1 N G
business at the old stand of IJ- & S. Ilsgci
hucli. where he u ill be ready at all timet-
to furnish Fancy & W indsor Chans, isel
tees, Boston Hocking Chairs &c, of ever
lescriDlion. which inHV be called Inr,
short notice and on the most reasonabl
terms. He will also execute House, Sign it
Ornamental I'ainting, and House Tapering
in a superior manner,
From his experience in tuo tiusiness.ano
his facilities of riianufiicluriiiL' tho various
.riielcs of his line, he Halters himsel'. Ihai
hn shall he able lo furnish as cood work
and unon as reasonable leruis as can
in
,im,n in the country, all of whirli iio w
dlsnnso of for CASH or COUIMTKY
imi'oDUCE
N. M. Orders from n distance will hi
sirj(.v ar.d nuntluallv attended lo
J, HAGliNBUOII
Blonmel urg, Dec 30, 1813.
List of Letters
KF.MAININO in tho I'ostOflice at CaltawUsa,
iim nnarter endma June .10, 1M11.
Acur.Andrew
Harlly Henry
Uennet Zibee
lower t-ain
Kinney Andrew
Laurence WiU'uun
Lebold Jocob
Linvell Isaac 1),
Miller Samuel
Margersm Clinlon 2
1'iixton Joseph
Itichards John
Walls J'hilip
VV'ampulo John
Wilton Charles
Yi tter Darbara Ann
Yctter Uuao
Yettcr Lewis
Hunhes Oeorco
tilack Uaiiitl
Dover David L.
Boicc John
flrcck Sclah S.
Ilcnjaman Watbington
I llciiiai
I ... -,i i w
- iic.nu .
Colder William
1I1..II...1 l.dm I' .
I 1 . 1 LI l"'"1"
Deibel John I'
;.iMs Jonathan
FAWn John
figinn John
Hiirlinati Uhnilea
Hailzel Joseph
Janicr hauiucl
J'crsnn call lie for letter in llio auovo ui win
pe.-iy they a,e advened. cRoflgT(
Brandreth's Pills.
I'KJTUUB OF HEALTH.
HE ALT is characterised tn an individual nj
the absence of ill pain, suffering, or affection
in any paitof his body; by the fteo and regular ex-
nrrli ni liis functions without any exception.
They consist in having n good nppctito at meal
limes, an casv diiicstion, free evacuations, without
looscr.cjs or costlvcness at least once in every twen.
ly.four hours, and without hcat.diynesa, or burning
ut the passage, tlie tree issue oi mo waier .iuuuv
acrimony or burning, and without a tcdditli sedi
ment which is always n sigujif n pietent or an op
iirnni'iiinir nnin: ni ci men wiuioui uuiuhhui u
Ituoblesomo dreuniv; no tafte of bilo or other bod
taste In the mouth upon lisingin the moiiiiiig; no
Fourncss or diKogreeablo rising ol the st' macli; a
clean tongue; a sweet biealh; no itching, pimples oi
pots on Ihe skin; no piles; no liutnuig neat upon
inv part of the body; no excetkiie thirst when un
exposed lo labor or other Miown caue; no inter
ruption to any natural evacuation, nor pain ai uicir
nodical return.
Where the slate of the sytlcm docs not hatmon.
izc with tho abovo picture of health, it is of the
greatest importance that no timu be lost in sending
for n doctor, or In the use ol loniisii temcnies loo
often the result of speculation; Instead of this course
to a dose of IllIAISDliUTirs I'lhl.H lie token
which will not deceive, but will at once rcstoic
health to thcarcanor part that requires it.
All who wish In preserve their health, pit who
arc detenu ncd to defend their hlo aRainst the civ
croachineilts of disease which might send them pre
maturely to the crave, will, without hesitation, have
lecourso to the jralidrcth I'ills, when tho state of
tho system docs not haimoiiUc with the above pic
tuio of health.
Those who live In a country where contagious or
other diseases prevail, should often think of this
tiuo picture of health, and observe himself with par
ticular attention, in order lo act accotdingiy. 1 lie
wise and rightly directed will follow this udvice
tliu unwise arc lelt to their own destruction.
A 0 13 N T S.
Washington Kobeit M'Kay.
Jorseytown L. it A. T. Ziiscl.
Danville 12. 1). Iicynolds & Co.
(Jattawissa 0. G. Urobst.
Hlciomsliurg J. It. Aloyer.
Limestone Unbbit & jM'Ninch.
llucklioru A. (!. Shoemaker.
Limo Kidgc Andre & M'Mvt
Berwick J W 6liles
May 4, 18112.
THH subscriber having established a 'Al'l-Il
MILL at MILL 0110 V 11, near floomsburff.
Columbia county, where he has the latest imi'uovhi
MAciiiNr.nr, and Imvins followed tlie business foi
twenty ycarsho is confident he can furnish us good
paper us any in Ihn tJountry mid on us rcunatiie
leiins to printers. Merchants and Lawjcrs.or any
pcrMJiiB who may want the article He also.keeps
constantly on hand Attorney' Cap, Tool's Oap.
Letter, writing, I'rinting and V rapping paper or
all kinds Also, an assortment ot ni niior. yooKs
Also, lilank lloulc, lixtra bound. 1 till tiuuiid, and
half bound of ull sizes and, assortment of writing
books &c. Ho is ready to exchange the above for
Paper or Hooks, for l!ar,s of Smug.
TiimiAS rji'.iNi.;ii.
ilillgrovc; February UO' 18M-if.
J, DYER.
ma UKIMiOTFULLY
HuL informs his friends
and Ihe travelling public in
gcni'Ml, thai ho lias taken
the above llolcl siluiite in
.. . . r .1. . . r
3 me ccnircoi mo ion
Cnla issa.Oohimbiu cnun'
:.r' ty l'a. nnd formely occupi
ed by 1). Clark. Where ho will bo happy to wail
Upon those who will lavor nun wnn uieir ensiom.
TheAitelia largo ami coniinodious uml well
furnished throughout, and no pains will be spured
to render general satisfaction.
collis table will bo furnished with tho best the
untry can alfnnl.
His liar is well stored with lbo best of liquors.
Excellent stabliiiR is attached to Iho establish
ment and careful and attentive hostlers aro ulwayi
inaltciulHnco. Catlawisa, May 13, 18133.
HtlUffi,
IJlooiiisbuij;, C'olitnilriti Co. Pa.
THE subscriber lespertfully informs h
friends, and the public generally ilhal he has
taken that well known stand, in Blooms
burg-, formerly kept by William Robison,
and that the House and Slablcs aro under
iroinrr a lliorotiL'h repair As his bar will
a 1 u- n v ft hn furnished with tlie choicest ol
Linunrs. and his Larder wiih the best tin
market affords, and having .-nod Smblipj.'
mid attentive hosllrrs, ho wiih confidenrt
invitee all to call and let t his ability as
caterer fr the palate and stomach, and flat
lers himself that none will leave dissawi-fi
ed with their treatment,
The wotth of lbo pudding is told in tho rating,
Jotncgiic it a trial, them will bono cheating;
Hcat and Man shall alwoys go away rejoicing,
Sweating by thcpowcrs.thfy'lleallmi returning.
M. SILVHKTHOKN.
June 8, 18-M 7.
BEE III
A New SCind.
I'll IS is ono of tho best constructed Deo Hives
,i...l It arfunccd. lliai you run
vv, imitt.v... - . - r .1. .
.!,. fr.im 1 he ices, honev at any reison .11 inu
year, without any injury to them. It also prevents
ilhv tlui worms I ho butifcn-
ber is now prepared to .In-poMi of township or
aingle righls n 1 10 iuiiuwii.h ' - "
un-..r,,n. Mt. Pleasant, Greenwood, Orange,
rn.,a,t,flhl lerilld. U1UUIII, ,illiluvn,M ,
T.i.i.i.... Hiiimrlniif and Jackson.
I'll..lg- " . .!.. .! ,.,l,.l,
Ho also keeps litem on naim, ituuj ii
I.. ...Ill tnll f.llUTI.
UU Will ' v... f.
iu I,., in hi llee house, several swarms of bees
in operation in hives of tho above descriplions
'V.I. . 11 1 !.!. k.i.l.ltA tn full nnil rV.
whichlie wouiu iiiviu'iiiu 'y r -,, ,
amino, for he believes that till who do so, will at
onco acknowledge that they aro the boss hives now
i,,Ub0' oconas lilly,
UloomibUrg, Apill 13, 1814.
t--.'-. .ii if f.irri er
iheriff Salec
Y vittuo of sundry vend, exponnses, to mo di.
reeled, will bo exposed to public dilp. n
1 liuisdav, tho IBlh day of August next, nt ihn
Court House in Uanvllle, at ton o'clocl, A. M. tho
following pioporty, to wit
A certain plantation and tract of land situate in
Hiicrcrcck township, Columbia county, conluinini.
two bundled and twelve acres more or less, bound.
CO On UlO I'Ull ujf ill" wuBijucnuiiiin ner, 1)11 lua
west by tho main road leading from Orangevillc to
Derwick, and adjoining lands oi jonn tlowinan.nnj
oilier lands of defendant, all of which Is in a li'mh
stalo of cullivalion, whereon is erected a laigo
FRAME
IIM DWELLING IIOrSK,
and other out buildings. X
Seized, taken in execution, ai d to be sold as tin'
property of Gilbert Fowler.
ALSO
llll undivided ono half ol a certain lat ot
ground situate in Danville, Columbia rountr
numbered in tho plan of said town, no. li- fifir.
two feet on Mill-street, one hundred and fifty f(lt
to an alley, adjoining lots of Thomas Clark, where,
on Is erected n
LARGE MUCK AND FRAME
3 STORY TAVERN HOUSE,
with frame stable and sheds.
Seized, taken in execution, and to bosoldaslhc
property of Ucorgo 1). Drown.
ALSO
certain plantation and tract of land, situate
in Uriercreek township, Columbia cuuniv.
liogiunimt at a post, thence by other lands of
uel F. llcadley, north 7!) degrcea east, 1)5 perrhri
to n blsck oak, north 86 degteeseast, C8 perches la
a stone heap, thence by lauds of Jacob Jioje .ui.I
others south ono and a halfdegr.es uol 190
perches olong the county line between Luzc.no
and Columbia to a stone, thence by laud of Zclincr
and other lands of Samuel F. Hcadlcy and land of
Samuel llcadley d. ceased, iiuith 10 degree wen
181) perches to a stono heap tho place ol uguining
containing
162 AWiKS
and onc-fouilh of laud, uioic or less, whereon .i
erected a frame house, and n frumo barn, a gouil
apple orchaid, one bundled acres of cleared lain),
IllUlu J n no, 1IUI. Ul Tllll-tl to IIAI-VIICIIV II(V.1IIU,V.
... l.a , ...... .1.1
ccizcd, uiKcii in cxccuuon, bhu io jio suiu as ilc
propci ty of Samuel F. llcadley.
J1LS0
rrrtain lot ofgrouml niluato in OrnnpcMlX
n..t -,.....:..:.- ...... i. .t
V-UiUIIIlMU CUUlllVi UUIllUUMIIH UIIU llflll (1.1
aero morn or Ichu, w hereon is crrctrJ
TWO K 11 A ME HOUSES,
ono framo stable, lying on Main-street, mimle fj
in Iho plan oi said town, adjoining land ot Uj:c
Kline and others.
Seized, aken in execution and to Lc sold as
propcity of Clunks II. Mc'hrrsoii.
ALSO
certain trad of land sitnato in Valley town
ship, Columbia county, coiitaihing
50 ACE2B3S
more or less, adjoining binds of Jn.cpli Mati3, 'I'd i
mas Yorks Castvell and Murdoek and olheis. I a
tho nreinites is creclcil ono loz and one Iraitic
ilii.-p itifr linntp. mm Ij ae. nlioiitilrll acres ot I.IF.J '
is cleared and under leuce; there Is valuable iron
ore on Iho piemiscs, and a valuable water poiwi
is altacbrd In tho premises, wilii a right tn neiu
limn on Mahoning creek on thn land of Tlionn
Yolks, and cany tho walir iluougi. luslandu
the premises.
Seized, taken in execution and tolio sold as llie
property of Kaniel Montgomery.
LLlhe right, title and interest of the d fi-nil-
anisiua ceniun iraci in niun tuna..' m i"-
,?. 1... ,.; .
ry lownsuip, ivoiumuiu luuhij , lon-uuiu a
j120 ACItK
more or less, bounded by land of Mary Mi -i.
Itobert Patterson, Hobert Alcloy, .ilaigaie -
mick and others, whereon is erected a larpc(m.t
Mill, two dwell'uife houses, and ti largo llanli Ham.
wilii the appurlciian ces, seized as lbo prop.rtcf
David K. (iriiu. Alro, on a lot of ground nltute
in the town of Wellington, eou.ity and tuwn.lnp
aiorcsaid, containing one-fourth of an acre ti.oreor
less, bounded in front by Main-slicct of taid lown,
on tho south by on alley, on tho cast by an allfj,
ai.d on tho norm hy other lanus 01 ..eiinuam-,
whereon is elected a largo Tavern Houfc, stoic
room and stable. AUo, on one other lot aiijoinirg
ihn aforesaid lot on the south and Ijcubrn Maris
on the north, whereon is erected onc Tailor's tlic
AUo, ono other lot of ground, containing one-ni-leenth
of an acre more or less, bounded 111 Ironl'r
Main street of said town, and on tho west n laaw
of the Mill company, whereon is erected one ware
l.n.wn nti.l L,.llll Atk'n. fill flllfl othel nut lot con-
f. 1. m..m tr 1iVG t.llllllllf'll IIV IUI UJ-"
ll..i-., ,1 I.,. 1 ,v. Mnroaret jlijOormiCK aim uuin-.
Also, on one olher out lot containing live am.
111010 or less, bounded by lands of IVtcr Mr",
William iioyu sncirs ajm jiuui . ,. 7;
nnn ill IIT ol O LTOUIld II II1C 101VI1 uiun'u.
.!..: nn.r.iiriii ni nn nrri) mure or luat-i ouuuu.-i
nv inn ni inu ;im uu.ii , .
. . 1 -r.l.- mill n.....nt, .uln.rrnll IS rr.blj
l. 1 1 1 mm IL
Inhnson. L'tn.. seized, laken 111 execution a
Ili..v,i., - ..,.,, I,
r.Arl. nf n,,rn noil llcrr.
... .fiv.;.lf.',;, ni,l U.llerr and J'U
I1UMTII u ,..m .
q. Dye, lately trading under the linn ul urim, Vt
nd .Wye.
ALSO-
.......f i.,,,.i oi.i im iii i n tona-
bbiji, Columbia county, coutaunng
280 ACRES
mnrn nr PiiH. Ill 10 111 I C lu I 111 n Ul JUllll 4ii..'
BttlLUI ...
...1 1
ni'i7i'ii iitrvi 11 iii vjvn im"m -
1? I i 1.,. l 1 . I '
properly of Conrad llndbcndtr.
ALSO
T.I. tlie rielil. lino anu iiiutcm inn uin.i-
. ... ...... 1 1 1,
1.-. ... n .vli.ln In. nf f.rnniul i.illllU:U
11 on I comer vs uuuiuuh ui u v"
. . ... 1 ...... i.n..n.i..i f., hi.a in
Ilnnvl Ifl. IOiuinurj .AiiiliiT. uuuiiwiii .w.b
..nnn Itklllnlll'IllI ILl'.TL Jl U U 11 11 1 Ulll. WJIU.---
and on alley on ihe wes'j whereon is ercc tJ
r . I....
iruinii Biii'i' . . . ..
iM'!'ZlU .JHt'll ill t'lllMlluil ull.. . ,r
nroncrtv of James Khortledge.
IK AM HER It, SicriJ.
SimniFr's Ovvwu, Danville, ?
July 10, IBM. 5,
NOTICE
, . . -I-...- liln,.n..1.,ir A rllllrrt'. l-
... . .. .....nnnl. nt unVI VI
.! r romipell'i nrl lWIt 1 10 rClliril 11ICII1 iu
that now oiiangcincnts may no nisuo wnn ...v -
gado Inspector.
. WED1J, Cup!.
May 25, ei111-5'
NUMA,