fries, when ndopfetl in like 'manner by lie
wovornmcnf or Texan.
In order tU&l hc euhjer iriny bo full v
presenretl in all t licari dl's, he cnrtngiion
dence which has aken place, In reference to
It, iin n Hih adjournment of Congress, be
ween Me United tstute, IVnus, and Mex
u:u, i herewith tranamitetl.
Tup mnondinenw proposed by ho Scnat
t he Oonvenion rnniluded between lie
iJuireti aues and Mexico on ho aoli ol
November, 1813, have been r.iiismicd
lintild be imposed (ban sto ncccdsnry for
an eeonominai aumiislrouon of the Govern
menlf and that whatever exist beyond,
Hhould bo reduced or modified. This doc
trine docs in no way conflict with the exer
no of n sound discrimination in tho selo-?
don of the articles to bu taxed, which a dim
regard to the publiu weal would at nil limes
Miggesl to iho Legislative mind, ll loavc
the range of selection undefied; and such
'election should always bo made with an
M'o to the groat interests of tho county.
hrongh our Minister, lor ho concurrence iCnmnnsed n U iIir ITninn. nf
r I... t1..! r . ' .
w. .iiu nicAiunn uoveinmcnr, aur, although
urged hereo, no a'cinn has yet boen bad
on the subject; nor has any answer been
given which would anlioriz a favorable
conclusion in ho future.
Tho Decree of September, 1813, in rcla
ion to ho reail trade, ho order for lie ex
. . . . I .. : r r i i . . .
liuimuu in .orcigners, anu liar ol a more
recenZ Uae in regard to pnfspnrs all ol
which aro considered as in violaion of the
Treaty of Amity and Commerce between
the two countries, have led fo a eoriespon
(lonro ol aonsiderable length beween hr
indp pendant States, a patriotic Legislature
vtit not laii consulting the interests of tho
parts, to adopt such course as will be best
.llculntcd to advance tho harmony of the
whole and thus ensure that nermanenrv in
ho policy of the Government without whieh
dl efforts to advance tlje public prospoiily
iro vain and Iruiilcss. This ereat' nnd
vitally important t.tsk rests with Uon-iross
ifclhc Executive can do no more than recnm
nond tho general principles which should
govern in its execution.
I refer you to tho repoit of the Secretary
iMiuioter for Foroiijn Relations am', our of war, for an exhibition of tho condition
Ki'present.iivo at Mexico, but without any
8Htufai-oty result. Thev remain still tin
Hiljtiscd; and many and serious inconveni
cnees have already rrsulteu fo our citizen
in consequence of thern
Tho greatly improvod conilition of the TreaMirj
of the army and reeomend.to you, 'as woll
vnrthey your best consideration, many of
ine suggestions it contains. The Secretary
in no dogree exaggerates tho great impor
lance, of pressing forward, without delay
in tho work of electing and finishing the
nfl'ords a milijpct lbi general congratulation. The fortifications, to which ho particular alludes
Much has been dono towards niacin? our
cities and roadsteads in a stato of security
Hgatnst the hazards ol Hostile attack, with
in the last four years; but considering the
new elements which have burn, of late
years, employed in the propul I iii; of ship
nul the formidable implements of destrun
non which nave open timolol into service
vo cannot be loo active or vigilant in pte
paring ami periecting tne iiiu is ol delenee
also, to Ins report for n lull
tatcmeut of the condition of iholmliati tribes
all
paralysis which had fallen on trade atidc.nnmcicc
and which subjected the Government to the ncccs
ity of resorting to loans, and the is tin of Treasu
ry nolo?, to n large amount, lias pa.cd away; and
alter wo payment hi upward ol 7,)Ul),nuU, on
account of the interest, and in redemption of morp
than $5,000,000 of tho public debt, which falls due
on tno 1st ol January noxt, and netting apart up.
wards of 'J.000,000 lor the payment of nulstand.
big Treasury notes, and meeting an instalmcntof
the uebM of the corporate citio of thn district ol
Culunibia an estimated nurnlus of onwards nf 7.. ! ..
000,000 over and abovo the existim? unnronrintions 1 (c'tir J' ".
will remain in the Treasury at the close of tho fiscal
year, "should the Treasury notes contmiio out ""thin our jurituirtinn. I ho i'jxeeulive
Btanuin;, ns hcretolorc, that surplus will be consid- has abated no olTiirt in eatrrying into effect
iinuiv uuKiiitimeu. .tuiiiiugu an inicrosi nil ccas. t ir wc HKt4h 14 ihi mil u ..f I . .. n,.varn
... . ... .1 ----- I v. ... ..... V.'WII
coupi mum; mm ino Lovorumrni nai inviied .. .vi.lM. .,,.. .., .,.,! ,lf
liivii tvkuni iu uiu i ii;uuiy, vt illl V lUtllalll (JUL I . I. . . ! . . 1 , . .
utaridiiiRuflVir.lin.r rl f;.ihti, i r ,n,n,..,. ...l "'es rosimiiK wiiuin llie limits
establishing tho fact that, under u well regulated ,lie sev(lr!,l Slates, beyond Iheso limits; and
wstem of finance, the Government has resource. 11 's now enabled to congratulate the conn
within ttselt, which render it niilop.mdcnt in time try at Hie prospect of an early Ponsum:i
01 nceu, not ouiy 01 private loan-., oui also ot tunic lion of this nb eel. MatlV of I IB tube
It must nlsn lie a mailer of uninincied Lirts of civilized life ami ilirminii it
gratifioation, thai, uiwbr the existing finan- ii,in of the schools established anion H.H.n
uui aiuiii icaunu u 11. u am ol 1O'J lined t)V 1 lee .ills o lie ninns niMn
. i .. . . . i ......
unu tno resolution 01 ibid, the cnrreiie; virtou religious denominaiion who de
of the eouniry lias attained a slate ofperfeei vole themselves In ihe lak of their
sniindnes; and the rates of exchange between provemeni we may fondly hope that, the
uitiereni parts 01 tne union, which in tail remains of the formula!) lo tribos which werp
uenoieu iiiuir unornniiB iimouut, the great Dnco masters of this country will, in their
depreciation, anil in lact worllilessnees ol the iranxiiinn from the savaon tato. to a
f . I f
euirenuy in mosiot ine otatfs are now re .lition of refinement and cultivation, ad
uueeii to iiiuu more mail tuc mere expense mother briL'.n tr on hv to adorn tho lalmrs
of
of transporting specie from place to place,
and the risk incident to the operation In
a new country like that of the United Slates
where so many iuduccueut4 are held out
for speculation the depositories of ill
surplus rcioiuc, consisting ol li.niKs nt am
f a well tliioeted phila'nihronv
The ar-companying leporl of the Secre
lary ol Hie INavy, will explain to you til
situation 01 wiat utancii ol the service
1 he present organization of the Depart
mrnt, imparts to us operations greai
description, when it reaches uny consitlera efficiency; but I concur fully in the propri
III u a in o ii ii l , requiie tlie closest vigilauco on
the part ol ihe uiwernmeni. All banking
institutions under whatever denomin itiun
they iruy pass, are governed by an almost
exclusive regard lo Die interest of the slock,
holders. That interest cont-isls in the
augmentation of profits, in the form ol
dividends, and a large surplus revenue cn-
irusteii lo tneir rusiouy is but ton apt to
lead to excessive loans and to extrvagaotly
large issues of paper. As a necessary con
sequence, pi ices are nominally increased,
and tho speculative iii.nii.i everywhere
seizes upon the public muni. A fictitious
stMo of prosperity for a season exists: and
in the language of ibt day, money becomes
plenty. Contracts are entered into by in
divdiuals, resting on this uiisubstatial stale
of things, but the tltdisiou speedily passes
away, and the country is overrun with an
indebtedness so weighty as lo overwhelm
many, and lo visit every department of in
dustry with great and ruinous embarrass
litem. The greatest vigilance becomes tie
cessary on the part of Government to guartl
against this stale of things. The depos
itories must be given distinctly to under
Vnd thai the favors of the Government
will be altogether withdiawn, or substan
tially diminished, il its revenues shall be
regarded as additions to their banking
capital, or as the foundation of an enlarged
circulation. Tho Govuinmen1, through its
revenue has, at all times, an important part
to perform in connexion uali the curieiu-y;
mid it greatly depends upon its vigilance
and care, wether tho country he iuvohed in
embarrassment similar to those which it
has been recently to encounter; or aidetl
by the anion ol the Treasury, shall be
preserved in a sound and healthy cundi
lion.
The dangers to bo guarded against are
greatly augmented by loo largo a surplus
of revenue When that surplus great!)
exceeds in amount what shall be required
by a wise and prudent fortcast to meei
tinforseen contingencies, the Legislature
itself may eomo lo be seized with u dispo
Bttion to indulge in extravagant appropria.
tinns to objects, many of which oiaj and
vmost probably would be found to conflie
with tho constitution. A fanciul expedien
:y is elevated above ruiistiluiional author)!
and a reckless and svastful extravagance but
too certainly follows. I he important
power nf tixtion which .when exercised
in its most restrietid form, is i burden on
labor and tiro Jut lion ja esur'.ed to, undei
various pretexts for purpose having no
tiffinity to llto motives which diluted itt
grant and the extravagance of Government
"Validates individual extravagance, until the
"puitof a wild and ill regulated speculation
involves one and all in its unfortunate resuli
In view of such fatal conseqoncos, it may
be laid down xs an uxioin, founded in mor
al and poltical truth, (hat no greater luxe
tv of a division of tho llureau of Construe
ion, Equipment, Kepurs, into two Ituicaux
I he iu ji.'cts, as now arranged are incon
jriious, anil require, to a certain extpiu
information and qualifications altogether
lissimii.ir.
I ne operations of the squadron on the
nasi ol Africa have been conducted with
ill due attention to the object which led
to us orgmiz uion; and I am happy to say
thai tne oihcprs and crews liave enioved
tne nest possitiiu health, under the system
adopted by the oflii:re in command. It
beltrved the United States i? theonlv nation
which has by its laws subjected to th
pu i shment ol death, as pirates, those win
may bu engaged m the slave Hade, A sun
liar euaeiment on the part of other ua
tinns would nut fail to bo attended by bene
hcial rpsuils.
In consequence of the difficulties which
have existed in the way of seeming titles,
for the necessary grouniN, operations have
mil yet been commenced toivaids the eslab
ishtnenl of the Navy Yard at Memphis
So saon as the litlo is perfected, no further
lelay will be permuted lo intervene. Il 14
well worthy of your consideration, whether
Congress should not direct the establish
menl of a rope-walk, in connection with
the cnntPinplated Navy Yard, :ib a ineasurf
not only of economy hut as highly useful
uid necessary. 1 ho only establishment
if the sort now collected with the service
ih located at liostou; and Ihe advantage
of a similar establtshmen, convenient in
the hemp growing region, must be apparent
to ull.
l'he report of the Secretary presents other
matters to your coimidr ration of an import
taut character in connection with Ihe ter
"ice.
u referring you to the arcompanyine
report of the Postmaster Getipral, it affordr
me continued c.mise of gratification to bt
ihle to advert to ihe fact that the afl'aiis ol
the Department, for the last foui years, have
been eo roudurled as, from it unaided re
"purees, 10 meet its largo expenditures. Oi
my coming into office, a debt of nearlj
$500,000 existed against the Department,
whieh Congress discharged by an appmpri
itionlrom the roaeury. I ha Department
in the-llh of. March nexl.wtll bo found under
die mnniigenienl of its present eflicient head
free nf debtor embarrassment, which could
only havo been done by ihe observance and
practice of the greatest vigilauce&ecnnnniy
The laws havo eotiieniplated, throughout,
that the department ohou'd bo self sustained
but il may become necessary, wilh tho
wisest tcgard to the public interosls, 10 in
Irodtico amendments and alterations in the
system. There is a strong desiro manifest
ed in many quarters, so to alter the taiifi'of
letter nostago as to rodtice tho amount of
tax at present imposed. Should such a
measure be carried into effect, to the full
extent desired, it cannot well bo doublet!
but that, foi tho first years its operation, i
di mnished revenue would be cullcclod.lhi
supply of whiclrwould necessarilv consti
ttile a charge upon iho Treasury. Whehter
such a result would bo desirable, it will be
for Congress, in lis wisduin to determine.
It mat in general bo asierlud. thai radica
i.verimii? 111 any systoin suutiiu ratner ye
brought about gradually, than by sudden
change; and by pursuing this prudent poll
cy in tho reduction of letter postage, the
Department might still sustain itself through
the revenue which would rccute by iho in
creso of letters. Tho state and condition
of tho public Treasure has, heretofore been
such as 10 have pieelttdetl the recommenda
tion of any material chango. I ho dif
ficullies upon this head have, however, ceas
cd, and larger direction us now left to the
government.
I cannot to stronaly urge the policy of authoriiinc
the establUcincnt of a lmcofslOiluU'alHrcguluily tu
ply between tills countryand lureiun ports, and upon
our own waters, tor tho transportation ol too mail
The example of the Urttish Government is well
worthy of mutation in this respect. The bcltcl
is strongly entertained, lliat the cmolumcnts.arUing
from tho transportion of nil matter to foreign
countries, would operate of itself as no inducement
to causa individual enterprise to u idertako that
branch of the task, and tho reinuncritiou of the
Government would consist in the addition leaddt
made to our steam navy in case of emergency by
tho shun so employed, should ibis suggestion
meet your approval the propiiely of placing such
ships under the comaiand of experienced 0 fibers
of '.he navy will not escape your observation. The
application of steam to the purposes of naval war-
faro, cogently recommend an extensive steam
marine us important in estimating tlici defences ot
the country, Fortunately, this may be attained
by us to o groat exU'litjwilhout incurring any largo
amount ot expenditure, oteam vessels lo bo en
gaged in tlie transportation of tno mails on our
ptiii'.ipal water courses, Ijucs and part of our coast
could also be 80 constructed 11 to be eflicient us war
vessels, when needed: and would of themselves,
conititutu u torinidablc lores in order to repel utluck
from abroad. We cannot be blind to the fact that
other nations have already added large numbers of
steam ships to their naval armaments; and that this
now and powerful agent is destined to revolutionize
the condition ot tlie world. It becomes the Lulled
States, therefore, looking to their security, to aJopi
a similar policy, and the plan suggested will enable
them to do so at u small comparative cost.
I take tho greatest pleasure 111 boa inir testimony
to the zeal and untiring industry which has char
acterized the conduct of the members of the execu
tive Cabinet, l'uch,iu hisappiopriatc sphrre,hasren
'ivc not yet received itsnctlon. but which I can
lot but retrard as closelv canuucipd wiili il 11 linMnr
tho glory, and still moro enlarged prosperity of the
-"unuy, arc uosuncu, ai an early day, to receive
dir approval of Congress. Under these ciicuin
ftanccs, and with these anticipations, I thall most
;lailly leave to others moro able than inynelf, the
noble and plea-dng task of sustaining the public
prosperity. I shall carry with mu into retirement
tne araiuyilli rtllectlon that, as inv m a o 1 eel
throughout has been to advance the public good, I
may not entirely havo fni d In i.-nmuJIJ :,.
anu inn graiuicaiion H Heightened In no small
dogrcn by the fart that when, under a deep and
abiding sense of duty, I hac found mv self con-
strained to resort to the qtiuliHeil Vcta.it lias neither
been followed by disapproval wi the part of the
People, nor weakened hi anv degree nflheir
attachment to that great conservuttvo features of
our uovcrnmcnt.
JOHN TYLClt.
Washington, Depembcr, 1844.
"TtlUTIl WITHOUT FEAU 1
sjiTVUn.iv, ur.Cy i isu
Itcincinbcr the Printer-
WHEAT COKN UYE HL'CK
WHEAT OATS or WOOD will be re-
ceived for debts due us for subscription.
Also a few bushels of FOTA'I OES if
deliveted soon
From ihoso who have promised Lumber
neb and in ch mil a quarlpr nine board
will he received if delivered soon.
'l'he great length of the President's mes
age excludes almost every thing else from
our paper. Aninng other things tho pro
eeumgs of the celebration in lliis villagp
on I hursd ay last.
ia'EESissyiL&iiio
MAKRIEDOn ThuruJ,,,, Pic
1V00. hv the Rev. D J. I ) i.
lapkson Thorn is In .1!,s H,.,,l, 7.,'
oft, both of Mudhon.
f) ',, ,..,. i . . .
y ra-11711"- nisi, in trie
dored mo the must ctlieieiit aid in cariyit.g on tho m?Je, Mr. John K. Girlon In Mm M,
Uovcrument; and it will not, I tiust; appear out .... Iiu.. ,,.,,, . , , , ' T
of place, for ino to bear thij public testimony. The ) ,T Y n Z & Ihtl.tle Mr Jo
cardinal objects which should ever be held to view MCLlure. o ISloniniibur!.
by those entrusted with the administration of public
allairs, are rigdly, and without favor or affection, so
to intcrpict the natinnul will, expressed in the laws
as that injustice shoiilJ he dono to none, justice
to all, Tina has been tho rule upon which thuy
havo acted; and thu?, it is believed that lew cases, il
any, exist, wherein our teltow citizens win, fronil
oft to those, whom most wecheiisli here.
Death lends his iwirn.T daits,
time to timo, have been drawn ts the seat of Govern And calls them soonest to a blighter sphere.
ma... r... ...,ilniA..i r ili..i. ....... :.i I
die Gragoa- dSSw r?,,''1 ""
the testimony has been perfected, and was esteem- "fihe """"a, CHARLES, only ion vf L. Ii. Ilu-
ed satisfactory, their claims havo been promptly PCT' aged -l years.
audited; and I us in the absence of all favor I tlsm or The dcth vf little Charlc, has crushed the hopei
partiality. T he Government which Is not just to ,,..-. . r 1 . ,, . ,,
itsown People, can neither claim their ulTection.nor " "'' vfmm,yhearU lh, naturally
the respe?tol iho world. At the samo time, the ""'"" ""Jjunuun ana department, gave Mm
SHERIFF'S SSALISi
P V virtuo of sundry vend.'cxponasrn, to me III-
MLw rccuo, win be exposed to public sale, at the
youri House, in Danville, on S'tunlay ihe suih
oay ol Ueccmber, in t. at one o'clock, l. M. the
following property, lo wit :
Jl eeiain Plan ion or Trar nl L m,
situated in llilcrcreek township, Coluni'di ccuct
containing
more or less, floumlcd on ihe cat by the .So
ipiehanr.o Hiver, on iho west by the main mail
leading from lloomsbu g to llcrwifk, and udl m
ing lands of John bowman and other finds old..-'
fendant, all of which is in t high stale of cultiia
lion, whereon is erected a
Large Frame Dwelling House, a larc
Dank JJarn,
and hcr oot buildings.
Seized and taken in execution and to bo sold as
tho properly of Gilbert r'owler.
ALSO,
BY virtue of writ of ,'etiuri facias,
lo me directed, will lie exposed to
public sate, ai the uine time and
place.
A eerain Lo or mree! nf ground.
situate in Uloom township, In the county of Col-
umlna, and ma-ked in acritain plan, of tola laid
out by tlie administrators of the estate of I.udwig
i.jer oreeaseu. iidjoing the said town oi Dlooins,-
vara, i. i (numuor one aceinimr at a uost on
the land now owned hy tho Uev, GeorRe C. Draltc,
and first street of said town, ami rnuning thence
alorinj the said street north sixty one depress E,
iu percnes aim tnree tenths or u perch to a pout;
thence by lot No. 8 in the said plan owned by
Jaleb arton, No. 31 degrees, iii.d a half wcl
fifiecn perches to a post, on n nine lact alley .thence
along said alley soub.sixtv deirrio vot ;o'nor:hes
and three tenths to a post; thence along; tho lot of
said licv: G. C. Drake S. 29 dceries E. fifteen
perches and six tenths to the place of I csinninc
cowauung one acre strict measure bo the samo
moro or less.
Upon the mcmi.tps ii a htrxc TWO
rirt-, mm . -
oUJtr JJJdUK Hi) USE.
Seized taken iu execulion and to be sold as th
property of Jacob Grjuc'.
IltAM DEKU. Sheriff
Sheriff' Office, Danville, Let. , 18-14.
NEW C3000&-
WM. M'5.iEL,VY & CO
f 'g'AVE just received, and are now opci.uij u
Jfi largo and c.cmic assortment of
Mew
closest attention has be been piid to tll03o maltcis
whichrclatoin.ro immediately to the great con
cerns of the country. Older uud efliciency in coch
branch of the public service, have prevailcd.accom-
pamcd by a systoin ot the most rigid responsibility.
on tlie part ot III" receiving una disbursing agents
1 lie tact, in illustration ot tho truth ot this rcniarl
descru-s to lo noticed, that the revenues of Ihe
Uovernment, amounting, in tho latfour years, to
upwards of SISO.OUO.OUO, have been collected and
hsliursed, through the numerous Governmental
igcns, without the loss, by default, of uny amount
worthy ot snous commentary.
1 he appropriations made by Congress for th
improvement of the rivcra of tho Wett, and of the
harbors on tho lakes, ure iu a course el judicious
expenditure under suitable ugenU: and aie destin
d, it is hoped, lo realize all the benehls designed
tu tic accomplished by Congress' 1 cannot, lion
ever, sullicienlly imprets upon Congress, the great
iinpoilauce ot withholding uppropiiatmos Irom
impro"einonts which are not ascirtaiued, by pre
vious examination and survey, to be necessary fur
hesheltet and protection ot trade Irom tho danger
ul rtornis and tempests. V uhout this prccanlmn
Ihe expenditures aro bot too apt to enure to Ihe
lienctit of imlividualt; without refcrenco to the onlv
consi crution which can render them constitutiona
lly public interest and the public good.
I cannot too earnestly urgo upon you tho inter
ests U tho District over which by tho constitution,
Congress lias exclusive jurisdiction. It would bo
leeply to bo regretted should there be, at any time,
ground tocumplaiu of neglect on tho part of acom
muniily, which dctiched as it is from tho parental
ruro of the Statea of Viiginia and Maryland, can
only oxpect uid from Congress, as its local legisla
ture. Amongst tho subjects which claim your at
tention, is tho prompt organization of an asylum
fur tho insane, who mav bo found, from tunc to
timo, sojourning within tho district. Such cuurse
also demanded by considerations which apply to
liruuchea of tho public service. For the neccsntio
iu this behalf, I invite your particular attention to
the Ifeport of tho Secretary of tho Navy.
1 havo thus, gentlemen ot tho two Houses ol
ougress, presented you a truo and faithful picturt
f tho condition of public allairs, both foicign and
lomestic. The wants of the public service an
nade known to you; and mutters of no ordinan
importance are urged upon your consideration.
Miull J not bn permuted to congratulate you on tin
happy auspices under which you havo uit,cmb!cd
irnl at the important change in the condition ol
lungs which has occurred in tho last litres years I
During that period, questions with foreign powert,
t vital importance to tho peace ot our country
havo been hrttled and adjusted. A desolating and
wasting war with tavago tribes, has been brought
to a close. Tho internal tranquility of tho couutrv
threatened by agjtnting qucst'ona, have been pre
served. Tho credit "f tho Government, which had
xperienced a temporary embarrassment, has been
thoroughiy restored. Its coffers which, for a boa
son, were empty, havo been replenished. A cur
rency, ucarly uniform in ita value, has taken the
placo of one depreciated and almost woithlcei.
Commerce and manufactures, which had suffered
common with every other interest, have once
rnoro revived, and'tha whole exhibits an aspect of
prosperity and happincos. Trade and barter no
longer Governed by a wild and spec llativo mania,
rest upon & solid and substantial footing ; -and the
pld growth of our cities, in every direction, lie-
peak most strongly, tho favorablo circumstances
by which wo aro surrounded.
Mv hoppinoss, iu tho retirement that shortly a-
waits mo, Is tho ardent hope which I experience
that this state of prosperity is neither deceptive nor
destined to be rhort lived; and that measure which
warm place in the affections vf ail who hnew him
ihe keen anguish which his loss occasions,
cm only be moUcralid by the reflection, that ' it is
ivell tvith" him ,- that he is safe forever, beyond th
cnl tiijluenccs of this ' evil world."
THE MARKETS.
Hloomsbcku, Dec. 7, ISM.
Wheat, 75
45
Corn, .to
cioverfecd, 3 SO
Flaxseed, l 25
liutier, 12
O.ils. nr.
Ettg-,
I allow 10
LikI 7
Hi led Apples, SO
While 'eans 50
Beeswax 25
CIIAltLiES It. BUCK A LEW?
Attorney at Law.
Office South side of Afaitust. ojipotitt
Kyer $ neyley e more,
WILL ATTEND COURTS IN
COUNTIES OF COLU.MBIA
LUZERNE.
IT7
pue
VND
N OTIC E .
Notice is hereby yiven, that we linvi
this day pun hnseil at Constable sale, ax ihr
iroperty of William Cunningham, the fol
owing properly ln' ii:oni'bny horse, one
irown mare, set of hnrt-e jjears, one cou
me Calf, three eheep, fivo hoga. one w.i
jolt and tipd, iwo narrow?, inrcii pimiL'tif
no cutting box slid knife, nun eradlu unit
inyihe onu gran boyili, one .mil a half tun
f hay, fifty luibliule of corn in the part-,
me tut of clover fcced, half of tcvtn ,icn
if rye in the ground, half of t,ix acres ol
wheat in the ground, two uleda, one eloek.
one lot of rye in the theaf, one lot nffudcr
fifteen bushels Polatoei., all of" which wi
have left with said Cunningham; tin line
itur pleasure.
E. & J. LAZARUS.
Orangevil'e, Nov, 30, 18-14.
A DiUlXISTRATOlV S NO TIC 11.
Estale.of Conruil IJesi late nf Sugarloof
township,-deceased.
UTK'E is hereby given that letters of admin.
Utratiou,on tho aiovu mentioned cstatcliave
been granted to-Iho tuUcribcr residing in tlie
township of .Sugarloaf. All persons indebted to the
said Kstato aro hereby notified to muko immedfate
payment, aim tiioso Having claims aro requested tu
prcucni tuein propcny autlienlicatcd lo
wii.i.iam JlKHH, Adin'r.
November 10, 1811. 30.
Mew $mml
Seasonable and Cheat).
AVE just recoived from l'hiladelpaiarid an
now opening a largo assortment of
1TEW GOODS,
which they olTer to the public ut the most reduced
prices for
CASH OR COUNTRY PRODUCE.
1 heir stock of goods consists in part, jf Superl'iim.
common and eoaine cloths, cassimcrs, Sjlinets,
.Muilins, anus, balms, .Mouselmo de l.uinos,
Lawns, Merinocs.I. aces, American Nankins,
brown Hollands, riarmels, .Vill and cot
ton VelvcN.Silk androtton Handkor
c'-defs.I.adv's aiidGenllemcn's White
&i colored Hose Gloves and Mils
suitable to the season, coosistiriu of all the vuricMm
ever kept in a country storu. Among llii-ir u-.so
meiit may be found the lolloping.
Dry Goods.
Broadcloths, of all rotor, qualities and ptrc,
(Jassimcrs, Saltinatts, and various other kinds nf
cloths, tlinncls Valencia, .Varseillcs.i'ilk. and othrr
vestings, I-rendi and English Mcrinocs, UomU
rines, Fashionable Calicoes, Iri.h Linens, tfilk.
Cotton and Linen Handkerchiefs, a variety oftidk
and Cotton 6'lockiugu, Gloves end .Vila for Lado4
and Gentlemon, kid and leather gloves, Mcuchicd
and unbleached .Muslin, of almool every quality,
Picking and other cotton checks, Velvet cap, La
dies and Children' shoes of ull kinds, Men's line):
and thin boots and shoes India Itubber over ihocs,
cotton yam, enrpet vain, candle wick, &c.
GROCERIES.
Liquors ofall kinds, of the best quilily.Molasjcs
6'ugai of various quality, Coffee, Teas.Splcca.fepcnii
and Fish oil, coarso and line .Salt, Candles, Fish,
&c.
CBCOCKEY.
'i larpc assortment of Earthen Queens
and Gttissu)nre:,winduw glim
of all sizes, Luoan&
glusie.t, fyc.
Hardware,
Case knives and forks, shoe knives
Butts and Screws of all size's ,
Pud and door Locks, Saddle
Harness and Coach 7Yt tu
rnings, Sow Mill, and
Handsaws, round,
square, and flat l.ar irun
sheet iron, wagqon lire', of
all size, in fact every I It ing
in the Hardware line from a
eambric needle up to a blacksmith's
anvil.
All of w hich will be told hi uxrliamrn f.ir OAKIT
LU.MBEH, and COLNTUY PKODLX'E of all
kinds, on the most reasonable terms, nnd wc invito
out friends to call and examine for themselves.
rvov. 9, IS 1-1 20.
OF ALL
itc.,
SO ITS
AND SIZES,
&c., etc.,
Consisiit in pari of
SUGARS, COFFEES & TEAS
of assorted qualities,
MOLASSES, FISH & SPERM OIL
Tobacco, Snuff, Spices, Salt.Soap, Candles, &c.&c
L1VERPOO L
cm a. i a cms
1
1
Kttv
CI.As,
lWvvlKl
of cvory description that may be repaired.
Hardware.Cutlery Sec,
OF ALL KINDS.
liar, Jlolled. Hoop and Bund Iron and
ifagjon l ire of every desctiption that
may ne eaiita or.
A large assortment of Piano bits, chiseli. Flics.
Niovelsand longs, Knives & Forks, Pocket and
Pen Knives, Table and Tea Spoons, coffee .lills.
Flax n-cd Oil, and spiiits cf Turpentine; weeping
brushes, weaver brushes; bhoe brushes, cloth biush
, corn imiioiiih, tVc.
The public ure requeued to call and examine for
,l ..i. i...r .i . . . ...
im.-uii.cn e.i ociurr iney puicuatu eiaevvlicre. We
sell cheap and no mistake.
IJlMinisburg, iSov.9, 18-J4. SO.
CLOCK & WATCH
MAKING.
l.nl'i'A. 1 1- M.iA informs the citizens of
Ivolumtila county, and the public cenersllv
that he lias located himself iu Uloomsburg.on Main
irrci oppnuio at. j-aul'g Church, w hero ho has
ipensd a shop, and is now ready and nienarrd in
receive muljevreute all work in his line of businets,
ilh dispatch and in a workmanlike manner,
Clocks & Watches
of the best quality, can be had at his establishment
on very reabonablo term .
IIEPAIKJNG & CLEAM.VG
Will llC Jltllt! tO tllL' r-alifrtln)l f ihn r.n(1A,.,.
well of Clocks and Watches ns of JcwcUy, and lie' I'lo-d at ''( t
win, lurmer, wariaiu tils work In uo exo ulej as
well us any in this section of tho tna'o. He will
also make to order
SUltVEYLVO C0MPASSI-S
or pocket, and in short, will do tdl otberwork -jsu.
i
CHAS.LES
.
fTMBRXCING the present opiortunilv; ,i.f
14 oxprerting his thankfulnrfB to his fiicnds'and
the public generally, for tho liberal THitronnan h
has heretofore received, informs his friends and the
public iu general, that ho etill continues in cnrtVr.n
tin: above business at his' old crtubhbhed Mnud, on
Ihe coriUT of Main and Kast ftrrcUi. where ' bu
hoprs, by etrict attention to buiinevs, to liieivo
and merit a shainot public patronage ecrhcrcfctmc.
He deems it unneceksary to go into Ihe guine f
brag, or to ue any hoft i-odder hIiouI his SKILL iu
the PliOPF.SfclON OF GA'iML'NI' CU'l'l'lNG
as his shop is of long standing, nnd Ids wvtk 1m
thinks will speak for itself, and far mom -.loinli-r
than words. But, ho would merely lay that, b
warrants his work dono with ncntnefs. 'duinbililv.
and iu the latest fashionable manner, and will in.
sure a good fit in all cases.
JV 11. Charges modOrato to suit the times.
kinds of country pi odttcfl taken iu exchange
wuik, at market prices.
Illoomsburg, Nov. 9, IS-l'l. 20.
All
for
THE DEMOCRATIC UNION,
Semi.ll'eckly during the Session
of
the
L
Legislature
IRS!
at TWO BQL.
The Democratic Union will, ar usul. ho r.i.i..
lisbed twice a week, durim: tho conifne
tho Legislature, anal we embrace an rally oceiuimi
to commend it to the favor nl the reading j nlftic -Neither
pains or expense shall be pared lu inipi.t
to 'its columns additional ;ct and vicor. An,i,if.
and correct report of the proceeding of tho two
Planches, together with fkelches ol 'the dcl.iinu .
all public and important questions, will U- lurni.di
cd, competent monographers bavins bern engaged
for that purpose. Tho installation if invv ud.
ministrations, Stato and Nationalpnd ihe dcvclope.
meet of the ineasurea thev my propose to ihe
country, will render tho coming winter one or un
usual public interest. Persons desirous cf obtainim-
true nnd oailv intelligence will aiweyn Cud iu tlie
Democratic Union a -Iruu and honett r-hmnirl,.
To Attorneys, Judges, Justice of the f'eare. id
public officers gcilerall', it will bo lnvnli,ui,t nJ
ho Union eciuic nil tho S'lATE I'lilN'l'ir'C
and the LA.Wrj nl a pot h and oeiiecal naturu an.
published in it imuiid.nie uhar lioir j aata"c n
ully lliiie imui.tln.'i i f. ie n n t ltucd iu ranuMtt
form, '
1 o lucre ise obr fi ii.nirf fi i il .. ,,,,(
execution of all tin iil.ii riuiiii.v.. '
propelling our pr c.n.- l il c i ,.
mpoiiani mailer to il e u j i r v
rVcorpa.nl o' le n "T' 1 1 u i, Ipvc Inn i
vl. vill hfl i
nrniM i-iiiLut MMi'Hrjiir:)t
pxrit
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readers
the scat i il i
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For tho. v hole veer.
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ally done in a well icgulalni rcs citable e.labhfh. scfs.oii, luccn.i unic jfc .,,
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and
a desire to please, lo tcceivc a liberal share of i.imtmiti.-d hv n.nil.
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i ") iwuucB inKt-ii in pavmciu peru.bltd a fruiklultcr rill
for work at tho market pliers. e u"-.'irri c A U'-t
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