When (ho bill fut (lie admission of Zoii
siana into ll.o Union was before Congress
in 181 1, Josiali Quitiry of Massachusetts,
ihon a leading federalist, and now n con
apicuouo Clay whig, piopliccied th'J follow
ing :
" If this bill passes, it Is my deliberate
opinion ihut it is virtually n dissolution of
thu Unior.. Thai it would free the Slates
fr.ini llii'ir itifirsil O-blilaliollS a rill til Ut ilS It
gM will bu ihe right of all.so it will bo llio duly
'JBf of miiiio definitely lu propose for separation
amicably if they can loroibly u iliey
IIIIISl."
The same hind of prophecies are now
tillered in nijiml to ttio annexation of Tex
an. They will turn out aa they did in 1811
in smoke.
SAGACITY OF A DOG.
A curious instance of llio intelligence of
n do" is related. The animal ticloni'eil to
n celebrated chemist, who tried upon it the
t'lltol of a certain poison, and upon the next
lav administered a counter poison, wlneli
had the- cll'cct of prnscrvinL' the poor crea
lure's lifo. The next day another dose was
offered him, but mei.ci i said ho, ho would
not touch it. Different sorts of prisonous
vlrU"s were presented to him, hut ho ioso
Intel v refused all. Uread was offered, but
hi; would not touch it: meat, but ho turned
(root it; water, but !io would not diiuk. To
r re assure him' his uustei oilercil him broad
K :inil meat of which he hiuiisell ate in the
dog's presence, and of that the sagacious
animal hesi.nted not to partake, lie was
liken to a fountain hut he would drink m
where but from the spot where the watei
irushed free and fresh. Tins continued f.ii
several days, until the master, touched by
the extraordinary intelligence or iho pooi
iMeature,resolved to make no more aticnipit
upon him wilh Iris poisons. The dog it
lion' very gay and very happy, but will cat
of ooihliiL' that he does not sea his master
touch, nor will he drink except from tin
purest spot of llie fountain.
EXTRA OKI)! NA R Y RESC U E.
Tio schooner Herald, which ainveda
Iiahi.-rioru on die 20ih nil. brings iho hi I
loiviug singular intelligence, A boy twelve
ears of aye was taken from a wreck on the
l'Jih, in hit. 38 10. long. 72 at), who hud
been imprisoned in t lie forecastle for nine
days. The crews of the Herald, from Hot
ton; mid the Washington from North Caro
liua, cut a liolu through (lie bow of the cap
Med brig, and lo their great mi prise ilun
('mini a little prisoner in daiK and snlil.irj
c.unfniemenl, silling on the bond of a cask
with his feel in water, but havui plenty ol
pro v i s i litis near him. The boy stated iliai
lie was from Jamaiea;liut could not tell hou
long he had been in confinement, and sup
posed the icsl of the crew of llie ling had
perished. The captain of the Herald did
not learn the name of llio brig, or that of
the captain, but from the fact that a boai
was picked up at soa on thu 1 (ill tilt, with
the captain .and crew of the bri" Sir Lionel
Smith; from New York for Kingston, Ja
inaiea. which vessel was capsized on the
ltlih nit. and a boy drowned fas was sun
posed) in the wreck.it is reasonable to infer
that lliu is the same vessel.
RUIE INS I'ANOE OF HON ESTY
It is stated in the Ilnslon Courier that
mum nine since a uunureii dollar mil was
given by mistake to a Polish Jew, named
SIowumu Harrick, (residing at the Western
llotol,Ueacli Mreel;) in payment for a small
box ol steel pens, purchased of him by the
clerk of a tiiereautllo liou.u in this city.
The error was unperceivuil at the liino, by
either of the persons; and search was made
by the clerk afterwards, lo discover a deficit
in his cash account of i.ineiy nine dollars,
without sucee.NS. At length iho money vva
considered as lost, when about fifteen days
afterward, lierriok roinrueil the identical
bill paid linn, having jusi discovered tin
error. Such an nisiaiire of hone.My and
fidelity merits tint applause of lite public
and the person interested in llie terovery
of die money, trust iliai ibis notice of n
iii i contribute Ui the pioprriiy of the hum
Me indmdii.l whotu honesty proved siiuu
ger than te ni ji tutiun .
AN INNOCENT MAN
II LING II Y A
MOU.
Under ibis capiion, the I'aris (Mo.) Mei
rnrv, oainio some curious particulars con
litcled with mob ,aw. Sowm yenrs piiici
Mr. .1 jiiics Hanic, miii ofAipiilh Manic
of Missouri, was hung by a mob in Arkau
sas, liec.ausri he was suspected of having
iniirdercd the 'Wrigiit family' in one of tin
counties in that Stale, Darnes, to iho verv
last, asserted his innocence, but the mot
were inexorable, and hu was hanged In
lliiMti. It now appears from staicuier.ts in
the Van IJiiren (All; ) Intelligeiieer.thal the
real murderers have been found, and arc in
confinement at l'i ctieville. in ili.it Suiu
Thero ate three of iliuui, by the names ol
Siar and Reese, ami iliey arc said to lirvi
r. quenilv hoasicd of the crime' they wilt
he couvn-teil, it is. .ml, on t)ie testimony ol
nuiu wii'ie-so. ui ilo sti eunfessious, Bui
ihur c iivi.-iiou wilt not restoro the inno
cent m io in lifii. nor sjvu his murderers
from the stints of remorse, for so cruel a
fail.
'(), The Baltimore Rup'tibliean says
A friend has sent us a piece of Poke, of im
iiitnse growth, from the vicinity of Mr.
Clay's rctidcnco in Keuiucky. Fiom the
Kpccimen before us, and from llie gieal pith
liiiirii'in io il.il noiil,) appnr.r linn it thriven
Lest a '.en in cunlacYwlth CAuy,
Another Disgraceful Scene. On Friday!
last, a vonlh of 18 was executed at Cariuel
Putnam county, N. Y. for the murder o an
nld man. Ho died impenitent ano iiaroen
ed. The law of that Stale determines that
exectilions shall bn private; hut this misera
ble youth was taken from tho jail UresseL In
w i tc. with the rone round tils hock, tu tne
front of the Court House, wjicrc a table was
placed wilh a chair upon it, upon wtncli lie
was sealed, exposed lo til c cazn pi some
thtco thousand people, until half past three
o'clock when ho was taken within u leni
poiary enclosuto erected near ihejail, wilh
some -10 or GO persons inside of it.and hang
ed. While the clergymen, of whom then
were lour, wcro addressing him, iho pooph
were fiuhtini: and riming immediately wilh
in l ie Bound ol ineir voices ami ins maiei
wailing with a wagon lo take llio dead bvd)
away,
MU. CLAY'S OWN" STATE.
While in every other Slate the Demo
may nrc battling manfully and making suc
cessful inroads upon the Federal forces, out
friends are not idle in the Dictator's own
Konttieky. 1'hey arc daring enough to
attempt the capture of the very citadel of the
enemy. The aclivo tfloits of ill c Republi
cans of Kentucky have put the Whigs into
a high fever, aud they arc lustily calling
their ' followers' lo arms. The Frankfort!
Yeoman thus merrily talks about Ken
tucky :
If a like number o! (he distinguished
man of Iho party have turned against Mr
Clay in other Slates, his prospects must bt
hopeless indeed. Who perlnrmcd inoro oi
heller sctviccs for Gen. Harrison in 1810,
.tin it tho then Governor of llie Stale, Hon
Mnrlcs A. Wickhfle ; or Robert WieMiffu
Sr. Senator; Robert Wickliffe, Jr. sinco n
Whig Representative, and several youngei
members of tho familv f This family all
oppose Air. Clay now, or very ueaily all ol
them, and a very iiillueniial lainiiy it In
ilways been in Koutkrky. Besides ihesi
hico are three Whig Congressmen fron
Kuniucky in 1811, who do not now sup
port Mr. Clay, viz: lion. I. .Mar than,
Hon. J. Pope, and James C. Spngg.
1'hcfe ure (he leading seccders from Mi
Olav'u rinks in Kentucky a Govern
or, Ihrcu members ol Congress, a Senalu
and a Representative, Bui this is noiliitij
when compared with the hundreds ol illu
eniial private citizens lo bo found all ovei
the Stain. Let the whigs recollect thcsi
rhiiigs and cease their boasting.'
MR. CLAY AND TORYISM.
Mr. Clay in a speech dcliverad in llie S
itate, August 28, 1811, says that when di
nmg wilh Mr. Van Bnreu at tho Whin
House, while the hitler was President, hi
(Mr. Clay) asked permission lo give a toas
io which MrVnn Buren assented. Where
upon Mr. Clay gave as his loast 'The ac
cession lo power of a Toiiv Ministry it
England, a Tory Ministry in France am.
a IV ma Ministry m the umteu states.
Perhaps, some ol our whig coiempoia
ries hereabouts can tell what was nieaui bj
llarrv ol the West' on the occasion. W
it to sliow an identity of principle beiweei
loiyism abroad and whiggcry ai home ?
l'caihcrstoneli3Uuh praises Mr . (.lay, anC
thinks that tho civil zed world requires hi
elevation lo the I' residency, and Feather
stoiiehaugh's world may be presumed to hi
a lory world.
loom I'oivtlcr. lunivM weights ol ear
bonatc of soda aud calcined magnesia, wrll
mixed together, and applied twice or ibrici
a week. 1 his makes the purest, cleanest
and most cllieacioiis looth powder, havm
been long tried, and therefore lecomnicn
led Leeds Jntcl.
An Account of an Awful Tornado whicl
icc.irrcd al Pnieville.lll., is inven in a leitei
published in the Newiou Pa. Journal of yer
terdav. rhesloiiu occuired on tho 5th nh
mil Mr. Curiis 1). Trego, ol Piueville, who
was wiiiehiiig it, siw two black clouds ap
iiroacliiui' eacP oilier, aud when Iliey met
'every Hung was in a whiil.' The violeii'T
of the wind burst the door of Mr. Trego's
house open. and demolished every window
Mr. 1 rego finding thai the house would be
-iioken down, attempted to get his children
mi, but was thrown down ami blown along
the ground miiiio distance, when he wa'
-tru-U violently upon the head, and lay in
-iciicihle fur half and hour. The house wat
ilerally blown inio a wreck,but furiunalelj
tlrs. Trfgo and the children, excepi one
-scapeil in lime. The one left behind wa
oiind in the cellar unhurt. Thu dwelling
f a neighbor, Mr. Howard, was crushed,
iinl himself and his little sou killed by tin
I'llliug rums. A Mr. Allen's dwelling suf
ered the same fate s llie others, and soint
il .Mr. Allen's family, his wife especially,
were badly bruised. The tornado swopi
-very thing in its path about loriy house.-
were blown down, luriinuru and goods seal
vcrcil and lost leuces torn no, and corn
aid level with Iho earth Not a panel of a
fence uae Irfi standing within a mile from
he centre of I'm storm,
Tho Stale election of North Carolina
look place on the Id Inst. From the com
plexiou of the returns as far as received, (he
probability is that Graham, llie whig candi
late for governor, is elected bill by a great
ly decreased majority from 1812.
Gov. Donn is employed in llie Rhode
Island Slate l'i ison, 111 panning fans.
Hin imprisonment will remain a blot up
on iho con ntrv'd history, for scores of
years. It is the most infamous .mil anli
republican act thai h3 occurred in the
United Statts, for a long time.
Election. The following Stales voh
between the 1st and 5lh of Auuusi: N
Cuolina, Alabama, Kentucky, Indiana.
Illinois and Missouri.
MARRIED I3y the Rev. 1). S. To
bias, on iho 28tlt ult. Mr. David L.
Hovku frotn lleatlitif' ,13ui ks co, lo Mis
Mama Voiii:, fiom Catlowlssa town
Rbip.
TEH MARKETS.
I3i.oomsijuho, Aug. 10, 18M.
Wheal,
Hy,
Corn,
Clovcrsccd,
Flaxseed,
Uutlor,
Oats,
90
50
-10
G 00
I 20
10
31
Eugs,
0
9
'p.. n
1 illllMV,
hi I'll
Dried Apples,
White eans
Beeswax,
DOCT. VALI3NTINE STOUT,
UnSi'IiC'ITl'IiLY informs tho imblio that bo
hr.s rcmmcit I rout augarloat towiisluii.and located
himself nt t-intlawissa, nml will allondto nil eallj
for his protcsBional BcrMccs, particukuly in cm
euiuntive e.uca.
(jj-AII persons indebtcj to him aro requested to
make imnieiliato paymout.
Aug. 10, 18-11.
SlUCRIFF'S SALE.
BY virtue of n writ of levari faci3 lo mo
t! . .1 til. t ... .
iiirccieu win oe exposed to public snio on
Friday the Ulld day of Aui'iisi next, at 12
o'clock noon of said dav.ai iho Court house
n Danville, the following properly, to wil
All (lint certain messuage and lrci ol
and siiuale in Derry township, Columbia
our.ty, coniaiuing one hundred and nine
eres, be llio same more or less; adjoining
mils of John Biddle, John Craij, lends in
UiSUksion of widow Davi3, Josepii Clearer
ind oiliers.wlioroon is erected a Lou Dwell
ing House ami hog Barn, and about eighty
icres are cleared and now in possession ol
Uavid Uiix, it being a tract of land late the
suite of John Buck, which William Kileh
n late high Sheriff of Columbia county
iloresaid, by deed, poll, under Ins hand atn
cal, bearing date the llnrd day of Novem
icr, A. D 1B29. for llie consideration there
in mentioned, did by virtue of a ceilain wril
of venditioni exponas, therein iccited, grain
md confirm unto Jacob Cehr aud his heirs
mil assigns, wilh llie appurtenances.
Seized taken in execution, and lo be sold
as the properly ol David Cox.
I RAM D13RR, Sheriff.
Siir.rtirr's Officii, Danville,
July ;ilsi, 1811.
Iist of Causes,
For August 'Fcrm 184-1.
1
John II Reitz vs John Everit
2 Ilenrv Prick Adm. of Francis
Ball
dee'd vs John Rhoads
3 John V Hart t al vs Samuel F Head
'ey
1 William Montgomery Esq et al vt
Frederick Loiby
5 S. N Norton ct al vs Simon P Kase
et al
G Cliailcs F Mann ct al vs Mathew M'
Dowe'.l
7 Henry Miller ct al vs William Kitchen
8 Thuaias Edgar el al s Daniel Gross
et al
1) Thomas Edgar et al vs Daniel Gross
10 Jacob Dillinu'i vs Jaenb Nuimcsscr
11 William Conror vs Joseph Gibson
12 Augustus P Welles ot n vs Danville
and Potisville Railroad Company.
Kl Jacob heisenring el al vs Henry Fisli
era Adm
M Samuel Parker vs William Donaldson
If) Knowlcs Lancaster et al s Benjamin
Morris
10 George E Gehrig vs Frederick Head
ley el al
17 Valentino Best vs Henry Doiflenbacher
18 John T Davis vs A. B Wilson el al
19 Robert Montgomery vs D. S Al out
I'oninry, Ex.
20 Win. McCoy vs Jonathan Lodge el al
21 Moses Mover vs Ocorgo llairel el al
22 Daniel Ramsey ut al v Peter Baldy
2:t William Bitterly ot al vs William
Righter
21 Edward Carey vs Isaac Sbtiman
25 Burtcn W Waples vs John F .Mann
et al
20 Jonas Barrels Adm vs Samuel Brnglei
27 Leonard Siineinan s John M'Will
lams
28 Charlc.1 Bailer vs Wilier Trego el al
29 MokeH Moyer vs Adam Michael
I!0 S. F Headley el al va John ShalTer
NO flCE
It hereby given that I have purchased at
Co.'isiablu sale, as the properly of James
Shoemaker; live acies uf buckwheat in the
ground; six acres of corn in the grovndrtwo
thirds of two acres of buckwheat in the
giound; and have U fi ihc same in his po
session during my pleasure, and forbid any
person taking it away; cither by purchase
or olncrwise without my consent.
GEORGE DRIESBACII.
July 25; 1811.
BLANKS ! ! BLANKS ! I
SC?Justkpf Blank EXECUTIONS and
SUMMONS jtiM printed find for sale ai
ihis Oifico
Sheriff Sale,
Y virtue ofa vend, exponas to mo Jirrctcil,
will bo exposed tu public salo on the prcmi-
Saturday, the tth day of Jlugust, next,
at 12 p'clock, M. the followlnr property, to wit
A certain lot of ground, situato hi tho towuol
Hloomabtiri', Columbia County, conlaliihii! one-
third of an acre, adjoining a lot of Dr. Gcarhart'c
ncirs on Hid weft, an alley on tho cast, an alley on
the south, unit fronting on Maine xliect al oaid
town, wltercoti is creeled n
LARGE TWO
iS-j STOIIY BRICK
SlltiTAVERN HOUSE
and two ltcils, anil a largo fialno stable, a good
well of water al llio door, with a pump, unit the ap
purtenances. jgycifvd, taken in execution ami to be sold as the
property of Daniel (iiu.ss.
'1LSO
t tho samo t nic anil nlatc. a ccr'.ain lot of
ground, Minute in jloom tonin,liip,Columliia coun
ty, lying near (lie north-cad biaiuli of the l'ennsvl
"itnia enimi, nounueii ny Inmu ol illmm iSloan,
the road leading from Dloonislmrg to ibocanal.con.
taming one acre and a half, moioor lens, whereon
is crectcu '
TWO FRAME
DWELLING HOUSES,
one frame stable, ono frame shed, a good Well of
walcr al the door wilh a pump, and u good wharl
oiulbauin on llie name, with die niinutlcniinccs.
Seicil, inkrn in execution, and lo be bold as the
property ol Daniel Gross.
1RAM DI3RR, Sheriff.
Siinnirr's Omci:, Danville, ?
July 10, 1811. 9
I he foilowinc is a r.oov of the bill
for Iho Removal of the Seal of Justici
of Columbia Counly, introduced into
t lie benatu last winter.
A IV ACT
To Authorise the Ittmovul of the Scat of
Justice in the County of Columbia, anil
jut oi cr purposes.
WHEREAS, a lariro inaiorilv of the taxable in
habitants of the County of Columbia liuve, by their
memorials, set lortk lo tho Ucricrnl Assemblv ot
this Commonwealth, tho great hurdshins and imon
vcnicncc they buller in consequence of the seat ol
Justice fur said county being loclted ut Uauxillc
which they Mate to be bituolcd on tho verge ot the
county, and jiraj ing tho bamo may bo amoved ti
the town of llloomaliurg, l'or rcnicdy whereof,
Stt-riov 1. lie it enacted by tho Senate aud
Ifmtscof Representatives uf the Vnmiiwnwealth at
I'lnmuhaniu in General Asisemblii met, and iti
hereby enacted by the ruthurity J the tutnc, '1'hal
at any time within three years from the passage ol
this urtjt slialt ue lawlul lur Iho caucus ol lllooms
burg, in the coiintj of Columbia, to erect, or cause
to Lo erected, at THUIlt OU'.V l'HOl'lilt
UXI'U.NH, in thu town of llloomsliurg suitable
huilunigs.of hnck or sto;.e, of not less size and di
mensions than tho counly buildings now at Jan
villo, for u Court House, prison, uud dillcrcnt olli
ccs for tho keeping of tho. public jpcimls, under llio
direclion of iho county Commissioners, who an.-
autnorlscu lo recct'e a conveyance lor sucli lot or
lots of grounds, for the use of sucli county build
ings, not exceeding one acre, in fee simple, clear of
all incumbrances, lor the uso ol tho county of Co
lumbia. Tho said buildings to be erected on such
lot or lots of ground thus conveyed. And the said
counly Commissioners aro hereby authorised lo
sell at public auction, or otherwise, nil Iho right, ti
tle and interest which the said county may have
in the real estate situate in llie town of Danville,
and to execute uonvcyance to the purchaser or
purchasers, and the ,1ONllY AKISLNG FliOAi
l7i: SAME TO UK PAID HSTO Till.
COUNTV TItEASUItV l'OK COUNTV 1'L'H
I'OSES. Sue. That ns soon as h public buildings arc
completed according to tho pinvjsiouH nfthoiirsl
section nf this net, llio Commissioners nfnrciaid
shall lili! a report of the same in the Court of Com
mon Picas of said county, and thereupon tho com
missioners am! SheriU'nl said county, shall causi
the prisoners, if any them confined in the old prinn
to bo safely roinnud (o iho new, and llie public pa
pers and iccords thorn remaining in Iho public olli-
ccs al Danville, to bo safely deposilcd in Iho new
buildings so :h utorcsaid limit and prepared for the
reception tlicicof, and from thenceforth llio seat ol
justice in and for the county of Columbia shall
ce.iso to lie al Imiiviiic, aim tlio same slmll ne
I'inovcd aud fixed at llie town of lilooiusbiug. in
llio said county and tho public offices lioictofon
kept, and the courts of justice heretofore held at
Uanillc, in aud for said county of Columbia, shall
ho kept and held ot Dlonmsliiug, in the buildings
crcted for their nccoininodalioii as aforesaid.
St.r. I), It shall bo lawful fur tho citucua ol
Uloomsburg to obtain subscriptions from anv per
son or pereons willing to subscribe any money or
materials for the election of such piihlio building,
us are piovidcd fur in the first section of this an,
and in default of the payment of the s.ime.lho coun
ly conunis-ioiier.s ;uo hereby empowered lo cause
suits to be brought in Iho uamo of tho count) to
enforeo iho collection ol'lho same, and v lieu collect
ed to bo applied towards difni) ing Iho expenses ol
Midi buildings.
Sr.r.-l. No much of the evicting laws of llii
Comnionueallh ns aie altered by Ibis act bo and
the same aro hereby rcprnlcd.
A GOOD BLACKSMITH
May receive immediate employment
by applying to
JOSEPH PAX TON, Prfsident
of iho JJIoomsburg K. It. 1. Company.
The h'ubscriber Is lecefvlng and for Snlc
jJO fiSl-' MAt'KEREh & SUA D,
20001bS, SMOKED DACOiN,
AI..SO,
A (JENEH.1L ASSQIiTMENT OF
DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES ,
&u. iSic for which ho uill lalio GRAIN,
LUMBER and PllODUCE fenerally,
MATTHEW McDOWELL,
Wllilamtbiirj, .May 10, 1841,
Register's Notice.
IftTTO'l'lCi. ishcreliv given to all legatees, credit-
IB on and other persons iutclrstrd in ll.ouitaio
ol tho rcMicctho decedents and minors, that (bomb
miiiiitration and guardian nccouuts of said etalc ,
have been filed lit iho oflico of tho liegistcr of the
county of Columbia, and will be plesentcd foi con.
iirmatinn anil allowance to too Orphans' Court, to
be held at Danville, hi and for the county aforct.-iid,
i J liurbilay, the 'i'iiX day or August next, al
o clock. 1'. M,
1 The account of John Kisncr, adminis
traiors of the estate of David Berlin, late
f Stigarloaf Township, dee'd'
2 1 no lirst and final account ol Uaniel
Iloats and John Foust adminislralors ol
the estate of George Duals, laic of Horn
lock Township; dee'd.
It 1 ho account of Win. J. Ikeler; ad
ministrators of tho estate of Jacob Ale; late
of Mount Pleasant Township! dee'd.
1 1 no lust and final account ol I homas
Clark; administralor of llio estate of Wni
Clark, late of Mtihoiiing Township; dec d.
1 lie account of Joseph iirohsl and John
Ilartmnti,' excrutors of tho last will and
lasiamcnt of Casper Ilartiuan; lalo ol Cat
awissa Township dee'd.
7. 1 ho account of fcolonion Neyhard,
administrator of llio estate of Pcler Knorr,
lalo of Briar Creek township, deceased.
7. 1 ho account of John Miller, udmini;
irator of (lie estate of Jacob Miller, laic ol
Catlawissa township, deceased
a. 1 lie account ol David Huberts, one
of the administrators of llio cstato of Tho
inns Hays, lute of Mahoning township, do
eased.
CHARLES CONNOR. Register.
RnoisriMi Oitici: Danville,
July 2!1, 1811: S
TlieCrtMlit SjsKim Costs too Much
is now an ucknowlcgcd fact, lhat the
CASH SYSTEM is the only true
one, boili lor the IJUYUK and sisiihlilt.
iijsT itccKivni) oun second spook or
THIS SEASON.
JV. have been selling goods on tho C.1S11
SVSTIW since Ijtt April, and its uni
versal popularity with all who have given us a
call and seen for themselves, and the immense sav
ing to their customers, induces them to invite the
readers of the Columbia Democrat to a tnul of Us
benefit.
Our stock of Goods consists of all the variety ol
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,
QU EENSWA RE, HARDWARE
BOOTS, SHOES, II ATS,
BONNETS, &e.
usually kept in a country sloro.
All nt which have been purcbaseil 111 rcw iork
anil I'hiladsliilua, lur llio CASH OKIjY. H
this means, wo pay for no man s goods but our
own, and wo A'SK no additional pudit frotn our
customers lo pay hail delils; thus having no losses.
wo CAN SELL at S.MAM, ADVANCES, and
WL 1)0 1 1 , loo, beyond all question, as cverj
boily knows who have bought ol us.
Our Store is in the 1IUICIC lllllhDING.nt the
corner of Mill Street, and the llloomsliurg road
opposite Mr. A. Montgomery's Stone Houm-
Wo invito l.vr.nr IT.iison to call ami see out
goods. U'c aro not afraid lo show Ihcm,
RUSSEL k. GRIER.
Danville July -1 1S1 1. plml3
NOTICE.
Estate of DAVID SLOAN, laic of
hnerircclc lownsiiiji, Uulinnbia co
deceased.
J&TOT1CE is hereby given lhat letters of Ad
Jj ministration on tho above mentioned Est,nl
were this day granted lo the Mth-rrihcr n-siding
f.iglit-Strcet III persons indebted to llio said ;
tato arc hereby notified to make immediate paymeu
aim those having claims arc requested lo prescu
Ihcm, properly aulhcntiealeil,to
OEOHGH SJ.OAN, Executor
Light Slreet, Juno 7, ISU. Cw8
9 I
On TuciJiay, tho 1 1th iiisl., upon Iho torpath,be
tween the I.ork kept by me, and the I. oik kept bj
Mr. (juick, a
A GAhESKIN POCKET HOOK,
containing a TWO COLLAR and a ONE HQ.
I.Alt HANK UILh; a Due Dill against Samuel
Harmaii for lillecn dollars; 'dsn, I think, a Note
against Win McKelvy cc Co. for 6ixtj -dine dollars,
and several other papers of no consequence lo any
ono hut tho owner. G. A.,H. is vvritten insido tin
pocket book with a lead pencil. If tho finder will
return it to tho Kulifcriln-r, or leave it at Iho office
of the Columaia Uemocial, bo shall bo liberally re
warded. JOSEPH I.ILI.EV.
May 17, 1811. 4
"nASLS, SPIISETS; Sec.
The sssociisshuj-i? is. ec. a. t:.
ki'P constantly on hand, a large as
sorluient of
A1LS, SPllvIOH. AXD UIOX-
which they will sell by WHOLlHAI E ami id)
TAIL, ffiiif oil sooil It rum . the aitlcln
can tie ctnvhrrc jiurclimvil, Meichanls am
others, iiiuy find it to llair inleicst to call. All
kinds of grain received in payment.
JUiSEPH PA.Vl'ON, Piitsii.KNT.
Uloomsbujg, June 211, lull. 8m 10
NOTI CE
The Cohclora in the dificrent lownshirs
tlironghout the County, 'are hereby notifutl.
dial tlie county in want ol money, aid
unlesa ihey pay olf llie dtiplicales for 18-11
ai.d 1812, by Augusi Courl, iliey may cn
peel lo he proceeded against immediately
il'ie r thai lime. The Commissioners dlrcei
mo lo bay, iliey aro in earnest, and anj
ouo ney lei;tinj 1 1 1 i notice will find jt out.
lly older of Cominissioners.
D. CJ.AHK, 'Pres. Col co.
July Q--1841.
AN APPRENTICE TO THE
tailoring Business
rab wanted immediately by Ibo subscriber. A lad
15. 15 or 10 years of age, who can come well ic.
commended, will receive good encouragement,
11. UUi'EltT.
Ulooiusburg, May 30, 1811, .0
Fop Sale9
A WARM,
Sliualed in Greenwood township, Co
lumbia county, about a milo wctwimllv fiom
Ithoersburg, on tho main road from llaynuli'tf
,li I Is to Millvillo, containing
8 Acrej,
bout 00 of which aro under a mood stuto of colli
vation, tho remainder well timbered with heavy
pine and oaU. There is a strong stream of ivuler
passing through its centre; on ulurb is a good seat
lor a Haw Mill, or lor nio.-t kinds ol machinery. A
good new DA UN, and other oul housjs, and
OiNE STORY DWEL
ldC6ft 1 ivn nnner.i
with u Hover failing spring of water near Iho door
fj'l'lio nbovo property will Lo sold 011 very
reasonable terms, and posscssession given when
ever required. Apply to
UlSUICCli FISKUUSON.
Living on tho premises.
July 13, 1814. 3ml2
DISSOL UTION OFPJ1R TX Eli SHIP
E Copartnership hcictofoio existing between
Owen ). I .cili A Geaigo rredericl:, at ibe
iiltawissa Foundry was dissolved oil Iho 15th of
March last by mutual consent. All tiersons know
ing themselves indebted, will please make payment,
anil tlmso having claims will present Ihcm to (Jucn
D. Lcih who is duly authorised lo settle.
uwvix u. i,i;iii,
CEOKOi: FltEUEItlCIC.
Jf. I). Tho business will in future bo cnnJuctcd
by George Fredtrick,who respectfully solicits a con
tinuance 'jf patronage.
.May 25 181-15.
Jt DMINIST1U TOWS NO TICEi
Eitulc of George. Zcrr, late of Catlawissa
township, tlcccaseil.
kTOTICE is hereby given that letters of nilinln-
l istration, on tho above mcntiuncd Cstatcvvero
this day granted to the subscriber residing In tho
town of Catlawissa. All pel sons indobttd to (bo
said estate are hereby notified .to make irnn cdialo
payment, mid those having claims aro requested to
preterit Ihcm pioperlv authenticated to
li.l. a. IIA 11UHSI', Adm'r.
Catlawissa, May 23, 18 t l 5.
Chair ifSmmfactory.
HE subscriber having eslabliilied a .Vv'H
VMM I It Jt.l.WlWCrOIlV on Ma-
street, near Iho residence ol I.. I). Minis, be is now
prcpatcd to furnish Chaiis of every description, on
as good terms as tney can ec jmrchasad clscvvhcro
n the county.
WOOD TURNING,
Such as Bed Posts,. Il'tufifon flubs,
Ease Jilocks, -c.
SIGN, ORNAMENTAL HOUSE
PAINTING.
Also
HOUSE PA PEEING.
I'liis latter branch, from his experience, he believe
he van do a little better than any other person in
this section.
rrrPOPI.AU PLANK will bo taken in pay.
ment at the highest market price
KA.Mi:iSI. IIAUEISUUCH
Dloomsburg, July 4, lSlj, Jltf
lAst of IjV.Ucvs
REMAINING in tho Post Olllcc at Blooms
imrg, for tho quarter ending June' 30,1 R-M.
Joseph Uaylcr
Isaac Dcreainor
James Hudson
Wm. Jerrct
George Kcllog
.1. K.Millard
Isaac Sr-attcn
Petru Straissen
Samiel Wanich
jlrs. .Mury M. llchcrd
0. Hngcn
Muria Hall
Mrs. Mary Keel
Jacob I.ebolt
Charles Kobson
Daniel Shavoy er dale
Miss Kusannah Vnnnas
Chan. ttiilaid.
Persons calling tor letters in the above list
will
please say they aro advertised.
J. ftl. MOYER, P. iSJ
Iiist of Jurors.
August, Term, 1811.
nioom Samuel Mehch, Thortias If norr, Hnoih
Howell, William Snyder.
Hriar creek Oliver iJvans.
Catlawissa Joseph Vocum, John liarjdcss,
Pishing creek William Robbins.
Liberty- JnhnClaik, Richind Wilson.
Mahoning John C. Grier, .Thomas-C. Ellis.
James Dcen
Mudison John Wellivcr, John Allen
Monteur William Smith
Oiunge Samuel .1cHenry, William Tiitlcr"
on .
Roariifg creek Joseph U CloaverJwhua Fcttcr
uau, John llerninger
Sugatloaf 'I'lioiuaa .Vendenlull; Ue.aiuU'i Cub
ley, William Cole
Traverse .Furors,
Bloom Jacob Hagcnbucb, Jacob Eyor, Jai b
lidlcman, JohnRobUuu, Ephrairn Ainiotron.J. Im
'fitleuheniler
Hriar creek Henry yjjclei ich, John 'Kclcbucr,
lobii Doak
C'uttawissa Jacob Kruck, Michael rornwald,
Jacob Vctlor, Milton Ifoou, Michael lirobst
Ucrry Michael Hondershot
Greenwood- Anihew ILelcrjr. John Robbais,
fobn Uarret
Hemlock Adam Stroup, Elias Dictcrich, Jac U
ilunis
Limestone John Gougcr
Miflliu Cornolius liittenhouso
Mahoning Miirlin AfeAIister.Chailt-sN.Savago
John Mooie, Thomas Llo)d
Orango .Michael C Vance, Isaac IfoLluus jr
Roaiiiig creek Samuel Eck, Ehus llelvvig.Jolm
Barret
Sugailouf -Peter Keins, John Conner, James
Wilson, Samuel Mchenry
NOTICE.
THE Mombcn of iho Independent Troop, rr'-
6CSbing State iirms or uccouiiomcnls of any dec ij.
lion, arc required lo hiiuiuitn iieiolt lliem, eill cr
with Ur. (Jcorgo loli. Orangnville, II n., Ncol,
Uluomsburg, or with Uiiulu ' P-uton, '.,ti. (t.
rRI'UEiaCK-iS.WAlli', Cant,
Maj' 25, hill