SITL'nu.iY, JIA'E 80, 1810
DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE FOR
CANAL COMMISSIONER,
WILLIAM U. FOSTER, jr.
OREGON-
The accounts from Washington, ire, that the
British Minister has made a proposition to oui
govornmenl to settle this question on tlio basis of
the 10th, auJ that the President had sent ttie prop
osition to the Senate for advice tlio Senate haJ
edvisid to it acceptance by a vote of 38 to 12
that a traty has been muile upon that basis an J is
before the 4'enate for its ratification. The
f ui respondent of the Public Ledger, in speaking
upon the subject says
The proposition eubmilleil to the
Senile did not consist of general head
inertly for an arrangement, but is in
tlTtd the full draft of proposed convtiv
tiotu which drift was assented lo by
the Senate without al i era I ion. The
treaty to be sent in will be conforms
bly thereto fixing ihe 49th pari atlel as
the boundary between the territories ol
llie two countries, from tha point ol
thai parallel whtre the present boundary
terminates to the middle of the Sound or
channel that divides Vancouver's Islam)
from'the continent,ihence along the mid
die of that channel, and Somli wardly
and Wtslwardly through (he Strain ol
Fuca to the Pacific. The navigation of
this Sound or Bay to be open to both
parlies.and the navigation of the Colum
hia up lo Main Sirai', and up itaNortr
JSranch to the 49 h pirallel of latitude
to be free lo the Hudson's !3ay Com
pany. The terms alluded to by Ortat
Britain are not quite so ftvoranle a9 those
ctferedby Mr. Gallatin in 1S2".
Mr. Walker's response lo the call ol
the Senate, on the subject i'f finance
and the Tsriff.will also ba submitted
this morning.
In 'Folsom'a Mexico,' printed in New
York in 1842, it is mentioned that a steam
boat ascended the Rio del Norte in 1829,
abave Camargo (201 miles nearly to Ra
veilla, about 300 milei from its mouth,
The Odd Fellows of Trenton, N. J.,
aubsctibed $14,000 for the erection of a
splendid Halt for Ihe use of the faaierrriiy ol
that city. The course of this useful insti
tution is onwsrd.
4th of July.
Pursuant to notice given, a meeting tl
the oiiiiens ofOranjjeville was held at the
bouse of Richard brewer, on ihe evening
4)1 the 12 ill iust for the purpose of taking
into consideration the manner ulCeltbraiing
the 4thofJuly 1846.
The meeting being called to order, the
following persona were appointed lo pie
tide over the deliberations ( the meeting.
Isaiah Conner President E. G. Ilicketts
and Alfred Howell Vice Presidents It. 11.
Cuipcnter and I)- ff. Montgomery Secre
lanes
Resolved 'fat R. R- Carpenter and A I
fred Howell be a coiuiiiutte to provide an
Oratoi lor the day.
Resolved 7'hal IJi'i jarnin Jones, S.la
Surkhmite ar.d Dr. G. V. Loll Le a t(u
IiiHlee ol inviinlinn
Resolved T John Covanhoven C-q
Richard Ilrewer A. II Siewait Henry Mh
ler Jacob Carey and Samuel Ueiz be the
voiiimille of Hrraiigemenic
11 svil Thai the proceedings of this
r.ectio be signed by '.lie ollicers arid pub
liaheit in llie Columbia Democrat.
Signed by the tfjlcns.
Gooseberries may be kept till winter, i
picked when green and put in sealed bol
tit. DIEDIn IJioomshnrg, on the l d r
in.vt. Mrs. Eda Ann Mc Bkide, sj;eii
about 40, wife of Mr. John MclJiide
GEORGE J. PFOUTS,
IMiysicin,
r.'FORMS the public that he has located him
self in
LIGIITSTREET,
and lenders his I'rofeiond services to a!! wh
mnv call upon him.
June 20, I8 IG 9tf
CEOROE O. WALLER,
Atlorncy nt Laiv,
Ih.roMsBuuG, Cdlcmbia County, T
Office on Market a f-w doors above Main
btrrtt
Of
ShcriffSalc
DY virtue of a 6eras ftcias to me directed
will beaipoased to public sale at theCourl
house, in Danville, on
Saturday tht lUh day of July next.
t I o'clock P M. The following properly fto
wit). A certain tract of land situate on Montour
Ridge partly in Liberty township Columbia Coun
ty, and partly in Noilhumberland County, Boun
ded on the west h tract warranted in the n amc ol
Abraham Kinliing, on the ni rth by Pimonlor and
Rohiton, on the east by tracts warranted in the
nam of of Robert Kvins and Willian Bonsons
'in d on the south by Lcmars aud others, coulai n-
mg about
43 Acres.
This tract is warranted and surveyed in Ihe name
of John Hanan jr. an excellent vain of fossil iforoun
iron ore to inches in Ihicknesa runs lluough this
tract of land and la only .mile limn iheSu.sqnehan
a river and canal, and is ft miles Horn Danville ant!
8 from Northumberland. Seized taken in execu
tion and to be sold as the property of Samuel
hum der shir.
SlifT. Oflice Danville June 15 1810 .
Public Sale.
n pursuance of an Order of the Orn'ians Court
Columbia county, on
Monday, the I OVA day of August
next at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, eSarnucl Kmner
ljuardian of the Minor children of William Adams
late of Madison township, in said county dccra-ci'
will exposo to sale, by public vendue upon the
premises, a certain truet of land situate in Dcrry
township, Columbia county afores iiJ, a I j oinii g
lands of Thomas Adams, and htnd foirntrly ol
John Adams now Peter Mushcr Si others contain
ing about
2S Aci'cs,
more oi less, about 25 acies of which is cleared
land,-but no buildings thereon late the estate, ol
suid deceased .situate in the township of Jerry ani
county aforesaid.
JACOB EYEKLY, Clerk
Danville May 27lh, IS 16
CAUTION1.
All persona are cautioned aguinst puithasipg a
erlaiu due bill for the sum often dollars, payable
o (.'hailcs Dixen. and signed' by ihe uhcriber, ax
mving received no cnnideiHtiou tor tlio hamo, I
ihall refuse to pay it.
J. M. r OWI.Eli.
June SO 18'JG.
N U T I C E.
THE United Suites and Mexico are now atWai
and thousand of frccaien are voluntecrina then
services, to suIk ue tho stubborn spirit of Mexico
liul the aubsbriber being one of those, who ser
vices would not be accepted on account of his infir
mities he has rented a room on Main 5-tieet, nearly
opposite Albright fe Mengela store, as a
B A K U U II S H O P.
and armed hiniscif with razors and shears, to wait
upon those who are so foitunate as to ha accepted
by the government before their de.paiture.He will
also hold himself in readiness to serve those who
prefer staying at home. Kazors Shears andfcin
sois, repaired and put in order at short notice and
warranted.
JOS1AS F.BEI.L.
Ulooiusburg, June 2 1616
Letting.
Proposals will be reeived by the Com
missioneis o( Columbia ('oiiniy al their of
fice in Danville on Fiiday the 3d day id
July next between the hours of ID o'clock
A. M and 2 o'clock P. M. of said day f ir
building a bridge over flalmning neek
where the river road rrnases said creek lead
nif from Danvill'e lo Nonhiimberland.
The abutments are lo bo built of foot!
stone 21 feet high from 'ow water n'ark.l?
el long &L 8 feel thick al low water
mark, the wing walls lo each nf uilTicient
in. fusions lo etcnri the ubulniMits. Tht
iipersirin iure in tie a inis-) bridge el nni
pami ungle tr ick Oil feiri btlwetn the a
iiinnents bi:t;t anil In i-l,til on the taint
! that the canal brn't'e ic next below.
liy Older i f the I 'ornniir-sionci .-.
IS. .1r..M)KMlAl.l Cletk.
(mmixionfr's Cjficf.. ?
l)iinvit, June.)i 1(3 10
ALSO nn Saturday the 4 b dy rf .Ldi
next t't Iweeti the btiori of It) uM.u k A m
mil 2 o'clock P m iifsjid day PmposaU
will b r';eiveil by the (Jnni lliHilllfl n 1 1
Columbia enmity M llie Ks'.her I'lirn ce ii
.-Vriiiklin tnwiihhin or buililing a I'ridge
ner Roaiingcreek where the pnhlie Intb'
way crosses said iretk mar ihe ISnhrr I'ur
nare in said tow ntbip.
I be ; an and specification will be exoi-
biied on llie day of letting,
By order of ihe ('oiinnissioner",
IS. M lv DA'N H LL, Clerk
Commissioner Office,
l)uivue Junr,vth 1840
7I1TDOV GLASS
UST received nt the NEW STORK
L li RUPERT.
May HO
ADMNIS TBATOR'S A'OTICEr
The Estate of ISAAC KLINE late of Or
ange township, deceased
NOTICE is hereby ctven that leitfrs ol
adminietration on the above mentioned E
late have (his day been granted to Ihe sub
tctibcrs. All persons indebted lo said cs
taie are hereby notified to make iiniiedi
ate payment, and all those having claims are
requested lo preeenl them properly authen
Healed, to
MARY KLINE. Administratrix,
IliKAM R KLINE. Alitii'iistrainr
Orange township, May "20, 181(1 00
TO CONTKACTORS.
Sealed Propoiils will ba received ky
the nnderiicned unlil 4 o'clock P, M. ol
Saturday tht 27th of June, for ending
4
IIRICK CHURCH,
forty two by fifty one feet three inches,
with i basement alory, in ihe town ol
Bloomsburg. Plana & Specification? ol
which may be seen at ihe Chair Shop ol
J. M. Chemberlin.
WILLIAM MrKELVY,
WILLIAM HOWELL,
JOHN M. CIIHMUEKLIN,
Uuildng Cuthtnitfee
Dloomsburg, June 6, 1S IG.
Public Sale
In puruance of an order of the Orphans'
Court of Columbia county, on
Thuraduy the tecond day of July next,
4l 10 o'cltiek in the foienoon. JOHN BF'.A
LISR. Administrator, etc. of A li It A II A M
li MA I.E R. lute of rirhingcreek township,
ii said eonnly, deceased, will expose to
s:ile by Public Vendue, upon the premises
i certain lot or piece of land, siliiaie in the
mwiuhip of Fishiugrreek, in Columbia
county, bounded as follows, viz beeinninc
it a poel thence smith fifty four degrees
-asi seventy perches to a corner thence
.lorili thirty-six dt grees east sixteen perches
n a black oak comer thence north li ft v
tour degrees wrsi seventy perches to h prisi
orner divnee south thinysix decrees
cast sixteen perches lo llie place of begin
ning, containing
f Acres,
strict measure, filjoininp; lands of John
Spayd and lands of John Bastion, &c. late
the estate of said deceased situate in the
township of Fihingcreek and county afore
aid,
JACOB EYEKLY, I lerh
Danville, May 27, 1816. 7
Fioui ihe Normlgework (Me J Journal.
We publiah the following, as among ihe
iiany evidences which we aie constantly
receiving of (he inceasin popularity of Dr.
Jane'n Expectorant. We have no utter t-8'
in 'pi.fliiiij' it any further than we have a
li sue 1 1 promote the healili and happiness
ol our e.owcieatiiii's, who are waKiinu a-
way whh those complaints, for which thi
neilieine is an absnlure remedy. And in
ailing the attention of the public to i., wr
feel thai we are in the faithful discharge oi
tn r duty.
New Portland, Nov, 4, 1812.
Mr. Pratt, Sir; I wn.i you to send me
i bottles of Jayno'a Expectorant, and in this
onneeiinn, would say. lhai I deem ii an
nvaluHblB inedicine, and an article thai no
arn iU ahotild be wilhoul for a finale dav
I have used il for two years in mv familv.
md have alwsyi found it a quick and effi
ient remedy fur tightness of the. Innes. tiro I
ducedhy long protracted colda. whith prcJ
luce the short hacking cough, ihe premoni-
tor of Consupmtioti.in which it so frequent
ly teiminaies in this climate. If nropprlv
nd seaHonably administered, it will ttjectu
dlt break up the mnst violent feveis, so
requenily cousequen! tipnn them. I would
nnsi cheerfully recommend this me licine to
he public in all casts of that nature, ni in
valuable
JOHN H. WEBSTER.
CIIO LICS and FHE7TING of A'
fats.
Every mniher should have Jsyne's Car
minauve. M is ihe very thine hay netri
for their children, as ii immediately cures ihr
thohc. and allays all irntaiion of the atom
ich and bowels.
The above ,1rdicine are for sale a
1 1 1 e s'.uie of
JOHN R. MOVER,
Iiloomiburg.
CIIAKLIJS KAIILKIt,
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE,
AM)
:o.vkya;'c:FjK,
BLOOMSBl'KC. COL CO..
tllTicj, corner nf ICa't and Main-streets.
Public Bale.
In pursuance of anOrder of ihe Orphans'
Court ol Columbia county, on
Saturday . the st day if August next
at 1 0 o'clock. A. M J,.hn Duteneh. A.l-
liiniiiraior, die. ol John Uowyer, late ol
Vlomoiir 'ownshii). in naid coiintv, decern
ed, will be exposej to sale by Public Ven
ue, upon the premises, a certain Traei o(
Laud, situate in .Montour. Columbia county
adjoining lands id J.ilm Kichards. and Pe
lei IMeacher on ib0 East, John Deiterich;
md Joseph Fry on the North. George Heff-
ly on tho wesl, and Joseph Mauser on the
south, containing
md allowances, a great portion of which is
,leared and in x good siaie of cuhivafinn.
;here is on the premises a two story frame
house, a Bank Barn a stream of water pas
through the farm a goud sprint; covered
wiiu a sinne spring nouse near i in il.mr nf
he dwelling hoiiH,! . number out houses.
. it-.. , . -.uui.ii .u .i.i. ouMiiifintiiiia hunk, mo rcinainiicr in
a (food apple urcharJ with choice fruit. Onfall notes will, ,, orders in it, in which n-v
the piennsus is also a siifjioieilt quaiillty nf immo ia tnenti..n,d, and tbe name of Henry Kinsc'l
first rate meadow for ilu farm, late the nyvrillun lie book. Any poison who will
late of said deceased, silnali! in iho town- make known to tho Editor of ths Columbia Dcmo
bip of Montour and count v aforesaid erat where it may bo had, ahall receive the abovt re-
JACOB EYERLY, Clerk, w,rd' it Fnv n i
Danville 7 1816. J.,.,a 13 H
no ! FOROHEGON !
Kfew (Goods.
llcflry t jTIciidenliall
IVE just received and are now opening a
splendid assortment of new, ehasp and fash-
o.iablo
SPRING
AND SUMMER GOODS,
selected with groat chre as to price and quality,
comprising
Superfine Clot hi and Cusiitneres, Tweed
Cloth and Fancy Cussimeres for
Gent lane t wear. 1'itvet,
Satin and Fancy
Ventings.
Ladies' Dress Goods, n h as
Cashmeret.De Laines. lialzorinrs, Lawns,
Crape de Lames, Gingham. CiCi
coes, Muslins, Ac oyc.
Braid $ Strmolionnets 8f Trimming
In fact a general and well aclecteu assortmcn1 of
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES AND
LIQUORS, HARDWARE,
QUEENS W A R E&I 1 OLLO W W A t
All of which thoy are anxious to aril cheim fo
Cash or in exchange for Country Produce euner
allv.
May 30
(i;;liaiii La tvn
OF new and beautiful patterns, jutt received at
tne :ew store.
L B RUI'ERT.
May 30
4
'A
SI 10
LATEST ARRIVAL
FROM MEXICO.
SUE WAR OF EXTERMINATION
AGAINST HIGH PRICES,
Carried into Africa.
New imd
Chearo
HE subscriber takes occasion to announce
to old patrons, and aa many new onea as
wish to buy cheaper than ever or any where ebe,
thalhe haa just opened at his old stand in Miin-
street, a totally
NEW AND FASHIONABLE
ASSORTMENT OF
Pry Goods
& Groceries,
Comprising a full and careful selection of Ginghams
Mquslin de trains, Borages, Franco Lawns
and Prints, mull, cambric and barred Mus
lins, Pongee, Silk and Cambric
Handkerchiefs and Shaw's.
Cloths, Cassimeres. Tweeds. Sitin and fancy Veer
ings, rantatonn R'ufta, Oimbroons, Sum
mer Cloths. Cravat, Stocks,
Ties, &c ic. &c,
Also A Variety of
Groceries, Liquors,
Queensware and
Hardware.
To an examination of which the subscriber re
spectfully invites the attention of purchaier ami
oiheu before selecting cNewhere.aa ho feels ssurtd
hat he can satiefy the niott lastidiuu i and econo
mical.
GEOKGE WEWER.
liloomsbmg, May US 146. 6
ilOKIJl JIEAT.
roL'NDd of KlutiildPi.
Qh9FW nd Sulc Hicai
just recened U tlie Arcade btoro.
ALUK1G1I T ft MENUS I,.
Afty 30
BAue'Bieveh
f BARRELS No I and 2 nf first qtn'itj
3I.4CKEKKL- j't ieeeied at
the rtlCAL)K More.
UOLHRIUT h EM NO LA
Aay 7
LAST NOTICE.
A LL per-iinns knowing themselves indebted to
theiVafe of JACOB PARR, deceased late
if Madison Township, aro liercby notified thnt un
leas thoir accounts are Hattled hetore tbe 15th int
lley will be )ilaced in the hands of a Justice for
lolloe.tion, and all persons hawing claims are ic-
piested to present them im mediately, as we are
mxious to tiavo tin) liusiuesa closHcd.
ELIZABE DI PARK, Administratrix,
WASHINGTON PARK, Administrator.
Reward.
it
Tf OST bteween Cattawista and Jerse.ytown, on
yj the 7in of J una inat, a
POCKET BOOK
containing nineteen dollars in bank notes two
1 T'i'':'" "lhe W.?1. B:ft',ch' ?n? ,he
Nails and Spikes.
KEGS of Nails snd fipikesjust received
JMW and for sale at the New More ot
L. B. RUPERT.
June 6th
Public Stile,
I
N pursuance of an order of the Orphans' Court
oft olumbia county, on
Saturday, the first day of August next
at 10 o'clock in tho forenoon, Marshall Shoe
maker and John Chiislian, Administrators rVc. of
Jacob Welliver. late of Ma.li.un lownship, in said
oiuity, deceasra will bo exposed to sals by I iihlti
Vendue upon the premise; a certain 'I'ract of Land
situate in Madison township, Golum'na count j
containing
6V) fl Ah
Acres
ir thereabouts adjoining lands of John Heiiderahot.
Valentino t'btiatian, John uillbiiuer, Joliu Kicl.ard
nid John Christian. Upon the premise, there i. a
1.1 Hi IIOUSK,
fTJ T j! et One aud one half dlrrie high,
ASM ALL Al'IM.U OltCUVRI).
anil alioutMO acres of.cle.red land, tint lemiininj
part is well limbered with Pine and Oak. 'J 'line
is a stream of warer running through the property,
capalileofrguniug a saw null, lale Hie estate ul sml
lceaod, situate in .Madison towualilp in said coun
ty aforesaid.
JACOB EYERLV, Clerk
Danville. May 20, 1S'10-Hw7
Paiblic Sale.
In pursuance of an order r.f the Orphan.'
Conn of Columbia county, on baturilay tin
'.'7tb day of June rum, at 10 o'clock in the
Inrennon, Jacob Uemott Adininisiralor &e
ol George Whiienigbl late nf Madisot
township, in said countv.decoased, will ex
pose lo Sale by Public Vendue,' upon ilu
premises, a cerlaiu Trad of land aittiatu ii
the township of M adison" Columbia County,
nljoining lands of Samuel Richards, Reu
ben Wilson, John Christian, and Jnhti Bel
containicg one hundred acres and allowan
ies Hbiitil 05 arces of which is cleared land
whereon is erected a frame I Lime andBank
Barn, with a good Apple Orchard and other
Emit Trees on the promises,
Lue the Estate of said deceased, situate in
ilia lownbhip of Madison ind county afore
said,
J.4COB EYERLY, Cletk.
Danville. My 20 1846.
f 5 Laborers
WANTEU.
f.MMEDIATK imployment will be given to 73
rouimou Laborers, Carpenters
and iTIasuii!!. to work upon the Cattawiata
Bridge Apply immediately to
r KICK, HAnTMAN 4. BARD.
Cattawissi, May, IS46
Wanted,
AN APPRENTICE
m.rt eti r..d IS nr 1 vears of age, who
can come well racnm mended, will receive good en
couragement, upon immediate application to
B. liurLivi.
Ploomsbuig, 3ay 23
Kj-MAKE WAY FOR THEH
LIGHT-STREET
eeondSupply oiSpring;ood
fBHE subsenhera take this melhoil ot inform
inc their fdeitds and th0 public k-Kiiei.l)r.
that they are now opening ihe seennd soppty )
Spring GooJs, In whtcll they would nioiit rers:(.
fully invite the attention of thos whn are in ant
nt New and Cheap Goods, coupling in pait of
Clot hi, Cat' 'meres, Saliitih$ Ves tings
if American, f'rench and English Fabrirs.
Coaling unci Pantaloons Stuff,
i v.-y superior article of Tweed Cloth and Cassi
meres, Angola (Jashhntire. l).ill'ng; Uanil'iioii.
V.e. tc. Cotton I'antiloon Stulliot every vauet)
and id ihe nint desiia'ile styles.
PR IN 1 y 1 TRIMS!!
c.nnpi'sing 'v"y variety of style end rices frnn
tjj to !i5 cents.
DRESS GOODS.
ow style of French Lawns, a .pleiid'd article c
new style MouUtie de lane and stinnuer t'eibinerct
C'lughains ic
SHALW8.
irpong il which may be found a handsome article ol
iieiiv I'tckmi; Moualiue and 'J hibet ahawls
WHITE UOOD3.
Barred, striped and plain Jaconets at, J t.'anihric
Muslins, Lace, Muslins, book, mull and. Swiss
Muslir, bishop Lawn, curtain Muslin, &c.
Brown and Bleached Mas lint fron
i to 1! cents per 5 aM, bleached and un
reached I sble L'laper, cotton Osmabury, k;.
Together with a full assortment of
Groceries, Spicet. Hardwaae and Cut
Icry, Qucensware. Di ugs, J3jo(s
and Sh et.
and in fact every article uauitly kept in Country
oiurcs.
TI public generally are invited to call and ex
amine tntirsiocK netore purchasing eluewhero.
Thankful for past favors, they flatter them'elver.
ny strict attention to business lo incut tho patron
atfu of a generous public
A. II. KNABB & Co
M.10 23.
.All kinds ot Luintier, (irain and
t'roduce taken in Etchungc tor
Good,
m
CATAWI5SA FBllY.
fin HE SuWrihcr infunntihe public that btv
in if nrni'. urfd.Ni. VV f'LA'i' and boats for
iWmen he has established a FEKRY WEAK
(;ATWqi4A BK1UCE, and will at all limea
be in readiness lo ferry all from a flJUTMAN to
a TWO HOIiSE L(J. UED TEAM, jvilhput de
lay and on reasonable terms.
STACY JlARGLRLM.
April 1862
neW Arrival
OF A FRESH ASSORTMENT OF
Miliiiicay.
and
FAXCYJJOODSa
AS just received at her old stand in Main
street, an assoitment of Millinerv and I'm..
7 Oonda, consisting 111 art of
STRAW AND SILK BONNETS,
Fashionable Ribbons of all kinds.
Bonnet Velvet of all colors and qualify.
Summer A'tiftciat Floweu if ul kind..
and almost cvciy thing ebe in her line that may he
calltd for; all of which wilt be sold veiy low. Ln-
ilicsaro reipuooteU to call Uctoia purchasing el.e
where. May 9, 18463
NOTICE
S hereby given to the suhstvibeM to (he Slock of
the Cnttawiasn Hritlsu ('oinuuiiv
li'it an Installment of FIYK MH,i,.IU x
'bare is rcipiiied to be paid to the Treanurer on cr
icfoie the liist day of lune next.
Uv order of the Board ot Directors,
DAVID CLARK, Treasurer.
Oatl-wis, May I, 18462
1: w ta 1 loTOXu
ESTA11LIS1IMUIYT.
The subscribers respectfully inform the publio
that they have commenced the
TAILORING BUSINESS
n Blooniburg, in the fioilding, MHy occupied by
Enoch Howell in Market slrenl wheie ihey intDnj
carrying it 011 in all its various bianchea. Having
bad some experience in the business, they fijlier
themselves that they shall be able In do all the woik
intrusted to them in as faihinnahle and workman
like manner, and as expeditiously; m can ho done
in any other shop in the county. Thev. tbeiefoie.
ask a share of public patronage; at least, they wish
'0 be trieu.
D. WILSON',
A. T. LVELAND.
April 4, 1846 ylySO
rRBSH ARRIVAL,-"
A T THE
New toi8e.
(IE snpscrilier haa just leceivej in addition
to his former stock, a oomplete assortment 0
DRY GOODS,
iuitable for Spring and Sum mar use, consisting iu
part of
MouslindeLaina, French Lawns, Birea
Giofchsm Lawns, Fancy Prints of a)
Patterns and price Oambroons,
Tweeds, Summer Clot hi; Far cy
Casimeres, Colton S ripes,
Touether withBarege,Zeper
Worsierl, Thibet, Plain &
bhaded Mmislin da
Laine Shatvls.
Vel ing, Stocks, Pongee and Cambrio
Handkerchiefs, Corded and Grass
Cloth Skirls,. Also, a larua
Assorlroent of Florence Braid &,
Sirsw bonnets, Ribbons, Silk,
O.I Cloth, Hosiery, Paraso's,
Porceleis, Sun Shades,
he. he.
Im fuct eveiy thing that may required for La-
be. or tjenilemen'i spring or sommer wear, all of
which he. will rail as low as they can be purchased
111 the county f Colombia.
All kinds of Lumber andConntiy Produce taken,
in cichang. for Good.
L. U. RUPERT.
VprU2!il
niat!iS!!Jithicgi:tnbli!,hiiiciJt
THF Public are hereby r-spectftilly informed
hat we hsve lately entered into Copartnership in
he above business at the Bri?k Shop, formerly nc.
:iipied by Moans t'offinan, on Main-street, bolow
'he new store, nbere we intend to cany on the
iliove nimed business in all Its Branches. V 0
jb dga ourselves thai work done at this shop slmll
e fttacuted in ss neat and workmanlike manner,
md on aa reasonable terms, as can bo done at any
ther sbnp in this place. VVe therefore hope by
irict s'leiiiion to buiinos, to merit and tcceiee a
lue p lopoilion of public patronage.
M. C'OFFMAN,
S BHOBSi:
Ap!i!5fi, 1846.
A'. B. SIO E IS G done at the re
luced rrice of One Dollar. Small
urnf.ts and quick return our motto.
d Arrival
or -
NEW GOODS
AT THE f
Areailc.
'W'l'ST rereived at the Arcade More, in addition
S to the former stock, a large aud esicnoive aa.
sortment of
DRY COODS. GROCERIES, HARD
WARE AND CROCKERY,
comprising almost every article tint mav be wanted
either lor Ladies' and Genilemen'a Dresses or f r
families 11.10 All ot which will be sold at the un
usual Ijw prices for which the Store 1. so famous,
WANTED
ALL kinds of Lumber and Country I' oducu
in exchange fjr Hands.,
AI.B111GHT li MENGAL,
Hay On ' '
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