the geiiilemr-n, iiul reading of coinpoti lions
1. 1 ihu ladies, iuirrsperattd with music by
tliethoir attached In the Seminary tuok
place on Wednesday afternoon, in the grov
near by. Tlift audience of Indira anil gen
tleineii ol the allcy.and beyond. was large
and long aa the lime was, no one leenied
tired. Weheaid there aoine oration ol
youth which would have been considered
aa iiuainrlv eflorla if coming from aomt
men whose fame as otaiora is well and jus i
ly established. Of ihia order was the ora
lion on 'Ireland' fdll of cood thoughts anil
' points;1 lo creative Coiiius' although tin
ipeaker labored under the disadvantage ol
severe indisposiiion. 'MyCuunliy'aliliiiugli
by quite a lad was by no means an siTiirl In
be ashamed of bv the oldest there. That
on 'Patrick Henry was we think peihap
tho best finished production pronuunred
and full of thoughts new and well express
ed. The gentleman's Valedictory on the
'Progress of Society' was very creditable
lo the head heart and manner of tho gentle
man who delivered it. We would like l
select more for more are deserving of p?r
ticular mention but inns in tho little space
we have left express our great gratification
at the finished and elegant style of (he la'
dies' Essays which 'were read alternately
with the orations of the gentlemen. We
challenge any array of young niisxrs. any
n here to succeed belter in enchaining an au
dience and delighting ihem with thoughts
Iresher or belter written. 1 aere are some
heads Ihere have brains in Ihem and iheii
bright eyes show it loo. We expected lo
hear some things nice and pieliy but were
nut prepared for such coining from school
girls as was 'The First Sabbath' 'Dream
ing ' The I-nne Indian' 'Mutability' and all
every one of ihem. The 'First Sab
bath' had good thoughts enough lo slock a
year of Sundays' now days. So had
'Dreams' bright fancies enough for 'the
sleep that knows no waking.'
There were some very prelty pnciieal
productions among ihcrn, li e 'Hose Bud'
was quite good, and one, 'The Grasshop
per,' evinces talent which if cultivated will
give early to (he young lady a place not ea
sily reached among tha 'weaveis of swcei
thoughts. The f eling and exi'iiite Ladies
Valedictory by the same writer showed she
could write prose is well, and power was
evident in the sobs and moistened eyes ol
the assembly.
No one could have been present, and
witnessed the character of the display will
out feeling satisfied that tho Wyoming Sem
inary ai Kingston s in007 hands and do
ing good and thai patents who confide their
. children lo Mr. Nelson and assistants rai
nnl fail lo be pleased and proud of their ad
i a1 cement in education of ihe head as w ell
as of lite heart and attainment of thai gentle
manly and lady like ease of bearing with,
out which mere knowledge is rusted iion.
In the evening the Miherian society
listened lo an excellent addres from ihe
Hev. Mr, Coyler on the character of Louis
Jlnllippe the man of peace and after
wards lite class in music exhibited their
proficiency and skill in singing and on tbf
piano doing much credit lo themselves and
instructor. IVilkesbarre Transcript.
MAKRIKD. Ry Kev. D. J. Waller, a
An erican Hole on Thursday 23d inst. Mr
William A. Dawson lo Miss Hannah
KucucR.of Cer.lre township.
DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNER
SHIP.
THE Copartnership heretofore existing under
the firm of A IJ. K 3 A Ills & CO. '
this day dissolved by mutual consent. All persons
baaing claim' against, or indebudto tho lata film
ra requested to settle with the. su'wriher; by whom
Ihe business will in future be conducted.
AMOS It. K.WBB.
Lightr.trerl; luly 6, 1846.
In pursuance of anOrdct of the Orphan's
Court ol Columbia county, on
Saturday, the 1st day cf August next
at 10 o'clock.-A. M.John Deiterich, Ad
minislrator, Sic. of John Rowyer, late til
Montour township, in said county, deceae
ed, will be exposed lo sale by 'ubhc Ven
due. u&on ihe premises, a certain Tract of
Land, situate in Montour. Columbia count)
adjoining lands of John Richards, and Pe
tei Pleacher on the East, John Deiierich
and Joseph Fry on the North, GeorgeHclT
ly on the west, and Joseph Mouaer on the
south, containing
HOT Acres
and allowances, a great portion of which is
cleared and in a good stale of cultivation.
there is on ihs premises a two story frame
house, a Dink Barn. a stream of water pas
ses through the farm a good spring covered
with a alone spring house near the door of
ihe dwelling house a number out nouses
a aood nook orchard with choice Iruit. Ui
the premises is also a sufficient quantity o1
first rale meadow for the (arm, late Hie r.s
i-Aif nf anl deceased, aituale in the lown-
a,'.p of Montour and county aforesaid.
JACOB EYERLY, Clerk.
Djnvi'.le May 27 ISi'j
A splendid article of FANCV mid WINDSOR
II AIK und KiUC vlXU C11A1K5 lor suie at
ihe l.ightolicfl ew etore.
AftlU U, KIN A VU
Slll'.lflll' SAI.i-.S.
Y virtue of Sundry writs of Vend. Ex. lo
me uuecled, will be exposed to t'ubhc !?uie
Monday the nth day of Auguat,
next at I o'clock, '. M. tlio following properly to
wit.
A coilain lot of ground aitualo in Ihu I own of
Oranccvillo, Columbia county, containing our
fourth of an aero more or lesa Hounded in Iron
by Main street of Mid Town, and loU of Daniel
I ornwald, E. (J. Hkkelts and the heirs of Jncol
"Shoemaker deceased, whereon in creeled a frame
house and roller shop with tha appcrtenuiicea
seucd taken in execution and lo bo Hold aa the
property of Kpliraim Parker.
ALSO
A certain lot of ground situate in Madison town
hip, Columbia county, cuiitainiriR fifteen acres
merit or less. Hounded bv lands of Elisha bmith
leceased and Ann Smith, whereon is elected
trame house and a frame ba n, will) tho appcrte-
uanccs, also one oilier lot of ground situate aa a
f 'rcsaid, containing thirty rive notes more or less
Hounded by lands of John t . Derr, Ann Miitili,
lohn P. Eves and -.'lish:i Smith, dercaad Seiz-
I taken in execution and to he sold as the prop
erty of Hugh bmith.
ALSO
A certain tract of land situate in Di iarcek
ownshiu Columliia county, containing one hun-
tred and twenty acies, more or less, alioul 95 acre
of which 18 cleared land, Bounded hy the turnpiki
leading fiom Berwick to Towanda and land ol
William hidings on tho west, and lands of John
l.oekart, Joseph Low, Alexander l.oekart und oth-
flia, whereon in erected live dwiliiug housca, one
barn and one stable, with the apperti'iiances.
Seized taken in execution and to be told aa tin
property of John fe'lialler.
ALSO-
A certain lot of land situate in Deny township
Columbia county containing ono hundred and
twenty acres more or less, about 100 acres ol
which is cleared land, adjoining lands of Stephen
Mils. Jntnrs Johnson, Charles McKeo and
ohn Glenn whereon is erected a log house, a log
barn, two shops, and an apple orchard with thi
uperienanccs. beizcd tukui in execution and to
bo sold aa the property ol Jhou Vuehanan in the
hands of JJi;iat!ai Lodge his administrator.
-ALSO-By
virtue nf a Levaii fai iis The follow
ing described Building an 1 lot of ground ol
John WiNon, lo wit: a certain one sit.n
and a half publm building, silnate in the
township of Hemlock. the county of Colum
ia, in the Siale of Pennsylvania, on the
southern fide of the road leading from
llionm lo Jfrsevlnwn. near the Buckhorn
vern.conlaininir fioni 20 feet on ihe road
foresaid, and in depth 25 led. and the lot
ir piece nf gtnund or certiledge,' anrertc.
Mnl to the same building, bounded on the
e.l. bv Dantpl Neyhatl. on ihe smih by
and of Julin MrRevnolds. and on the ran
by lands nf VaniaS Rees, seizpil taken in
execution and lo be sold as the piopeny of
ohn Wilson.
I RAM DERR, Sheriff.
Siskriff' Officr?
Danville July 22 1816.
NOTICE
IS HEREBY GIVEN,
10 all lejjtees, creditors and other persons in
terested in the estates nf the resnectivn l.
cdents and minora, thai Ihe adminisrsiinn
uardian accounts of the said ostntfahave heen filo.l
in the office of the Register of tho county of Co-
I.. I ' I I ...
iiiioin.anu win no presented tor conlirmitioo and
inowanee to the Orphan's Court to he held at
Uanville in and fur the county aforesaid on
Wednesday, Ihe I9A day of August,
next, at 2 o'clock, P. Af.
1 The final account of Samuel Mengas ad-
mini trater of Ihe estate of John Uobctiult, late of
Limestone township, deceased. .
i I he account of rlenrv Millor. administrate
f Ihe estate of Jacob iiodenbercer lute of Hour-
ingcreek town.vhip deceased.
3 J r.e account of Nmuucl V. I.owrv, adminu
rator of the estate of Lliubeth Lowry late of Der
y township deceased.
4 1 he account of John Reece, Executor and
Phebe Mather, executrix of the last will and testa
ment of Robert Mather late of Greenwood town
bin deceased.
5 The account of Thomia Benfield and Jacob
Sitler, executors of Ihe last will and testament ol
John Bei field late of Derry township deceased
b 1 re account of (Samuel Meleck. adminut a-
tor of the estate of John Brigbl late of Bloom town-
IKO ucccisfd.
7 The fiift and final account of Joi'ph Brnhal.
idminislrator de.bonia non with the will annexed nt
ho estate of Frederick Lorrmau late of Cattawit'w.
township deceaucd.
n I he account of Jsre TitHian the survmne
administrator with the will annexed of the estitt
! Abraham J'itman late of Greenwood township
leceasi d.
9 The second account ol John Brown ir. ad
ininistriitor of tha estate of C harba Millet late ol
f Mifflin township deceased.
10 I he account of E. B. Brown executor ot
tne last will and testament of IJjram Revisolda lati
ol Mifflin township deceased.
It 1 he account of neuben r ahrincer, anmin
istrator of the etate of Elirabeth Wagoner late of
Itoarmgcreck township deceased.
1 l he accouut of Reuben i ahnngp.r admin.
istrator of the estate of Jonathan Kline late of Roar
ingcreek township deceased.
Id 1 he a count of John R. .noyer, adrainirtia
ji of the estate of Josiih McCluio lte of Bloom
townshio deceased
14 The account of Obed Everett, administrator
f the estate of Benjamin Boone late of Bloom
townihip deceased.
15 The account if Samuel V orks, adminislia
tor debonesnon with the will annexed nf the estate
tffteneral Daniel Montgomery lute of Mumming
'owiibhip deccadt d
1C The accouut of John Douty, adminiatrator
with the will annexed of the estate of William
llarvrv lnte of Libertv t.iwnship deceased
17 The account of George W. Tlforris. aetint;
Executor and .'li7.ibeth it'onis, Lxccntrix of the
ast will and Ic 'timent of I.utbcr Muii'late of:
Hcmlo, k townulup diseased
fJII AHliKS CON NCR
Jirgiitcr.
Rr.nisrni'a Oinct
DcvAlle, hdu Id, 184
THE WARM WEATHER.
The suaden changes of the weather, du
ring this season of the year, exhibit a most
baneful e fleet on ihe human system, dobtli
lating and prostrating il. The stomach and
bowels become deranged, giving timely no
lice to all, who are inclined to give alien
lion lo ihe warning voice of nature. At
such limes 'Jayne's Caiminaiive' never
fails lo afford immediate relief, checking
the disease and restoring ihe patient lo vig
orous health, Moiheis eannot be loo cau
nous with their children during this month
and ihe month following, and in llii earliest
stages of thi summer disease, whether
from teething, oppressive heBt or other cau
ics ihey should ai once resort fo this nevei
failing lemedy. Hundreds of lenidcates
I'com respectable persons in this city Bre in
possession of ihe proprietor ready to exhib
it to all who may desire to see ibem at his
ofl'tce, No. 8 South Third street, 'hiladul
phis.
LIFE! LIFE!! LIFE!!!
'All lhal a man haih will he give for his
life,' so we find recorded in ihe mosl ancient
and besl of books, but as we see thousands
dying aruuod us with Consumption Croup
Cough Asthma Bronohitis Spilling Blood
and other 'ulmonary alTdiiions we ate led
to doubt ihe correctness of tho abo"e as
terlion especially since il is so well known
dial a certain remedy may be obtained
vvhieli always artests those diseases.
Dr. JAYNE'S EXPECTORAN V nev
r fails lo give relief, and cures after every
liter means have failed. This can be and
iiaa been proved in thousands of inslances
where il has t fleeted radical cures.after ihe
patient had been given up by all his friend
mil physicians.
i he aoove Aedicme are lor rale at
he store of
JOHN R. MOVER,
, nioomsburg.
XKW CLOTHING
ESTABLISHMENT,
0. C. KdllLER
WW T'OULD respectfully inform hia frienda and
f I the public generally, that he ha just re
vived and oi eticd on the corner of Main and Gaat
HlreeU in Bloomsburg, Ihe largeat, beat and cheap-
Hi assortment ot
Ready Made Clothing,
ver offered in thia neighborhood, which he will
hcI I from 10 to 20 per cent, cheaper than the cheap
chI. Hia block in cot and selected with great care.
nude, of the best and n ost fashiona' Ic materiala
ind in the most workmanlike nninnur and style.
mbr.icing every grade, color and price which will
nil either the taste or economy o purobasen. I
will sell
Twml xack f ruck S( dress coat fromf'A 00 to 5 00
Summer and cruton cloth do 2 87 In 75
Linen and gingham do 1 25 to 2 00
Buck and French cantimere I'unts 3 7b to 4 70
ullinti do I 75 il 26
Drilling and gnmhoon do 02 to 2 60
Soifn and tilk vests 2 50 In 3 75
wansdnion und Mursale vests 1 50 to 2 50
Besides a good assortment of Stocks, Cravats,
Handkerchief., Collars, Shirts; 4c. ell of which
he public arc invited lo call and examine for ihem-
vlvea beloro purchasing elsewhere if they wish to
et a good bargain and well suited.
July 11, 1816-12lf
Jayne's Expectorant, Tin is undoubi
d v ihe mosl valuable, (a it ia decidedly
the mosl popular) meiiirine i f its kind.ever-
mimduced in this Slate T'he demand for
il haa been constant and increasing, from
he lime il was first offeie.l for sale here to
he present li ne; numerous testimonials ol
its great worth and usefulness, from tciv
many of our cittzpns. might be produced,
bus a trial will satisfy all, that it is a speedy
iMire fcr Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Asthma,
Hoarsenes, Spiling ol Blood, and all kinds
f Pulmonary Affections '-Bangor AM? J
Daily tf'hig.
BOWEL AN) SUdWET COMPLAINT-
NO CURE NO VAY
Dr. Jayne, iVV. 6 ill Smith Thud Street.
a willing in guarantee lhal his C ARMIN-
VI'lVA' IJALSA.M will rure Diarrhma.
Cholies, ('ramps, (Vripmg Pains, Cholera
Morbus, Suuimer Complaint, and oilier de
rangements of the Stomach sod Bowels, in
nineM -nine cases out of a hundred, and in
ess than h.lf the lime it can be effected by
ny other means.
It is extromely pleasnnt, and children are
ond of it. It is equally as effectual for
adults as children, and when the directions
re follower, and a cure ia not effected, th.
noney will he cnrerluliy returned rnce
i5 -nd 50 crms a bottile.
The above Meilicinejue for sale at the
tore of
JOHN H. MOVER.
Bloomsburg.
Rublic Sale.
n pursuance of an Order of tha Orp'iaus Court
Columbia county, on
Monday, the 0th day oj August
lextat 10 o'clock in the forenoon, Samuel Kisner
iuatdian of the Minor children of William Adams
late of Madison towhship. in said county deceased
will exnose to sale by public vndue upon the
premises, a certain tract of land situate in De'ry
township, Columbia county aforesaid, adjoining
lands of Thomas Adams, ana land torroarly ot
lohn Adams now Peter Mother & others contain
ing about
MIS Acres
9
more ot less, about 25 acies of which is cleared
land.-but no buildings thereon lste the estate of
said deccuscd, situate in the township of Airry an )
county aloresaid.
JACOH EYKKLY. tier
Danville Mnv 27th, 1840
Wails and Spikes.
r KT.fiS ot Nails and Spikes mat received
and fur aide at the Now .SWc of
L. 1) F.ITOT.
June Oii
NOTICE
WS hereby given lo the lubacribera of Stock lo lb
J. CutliiwiiMi Hridgt Company, that a Second
and intra Instalment of live dollars cacti, l.i re
quired lo be paiil to the Treasurer en or before the
1st or August and 1st of September respectively
l)y Older of the Board,
D. CLARK, Treaaurer,
July 1, 1816
BOOTS AND SHOES
CHEAPER THAN EVER.
fTTHE aubucriber very renpec fully informs the
I public thai he has on hand and la constant-
IvMauufacturinir. HOOTS and SHOES
of all kinds which he will sell at the following low
pritvs.
UF.NTLEMEN 9 WEAR.
Morocco or Culf Skin Boots f 4 00
Coa.'se Moots
d io
1 75
2 25
Voorst or Fine
Shoes
Miner's Shoes
n to
Morocco Stipnrrs
87d
Ladies' Wear.
Morocco or Ca'f Skin Lace Dools 1 60
Thick Soe French Ties 1 25
Pumps Springs or French 1 1
(Jther kmas of slippers 75 cents to I uu
N. It. The above are all ol.my own Manulacture
nnd are wrrautod to stand. I have also on hand
a large stock of
Eastern made Boots and Shoes,
which I will sell at small profits.
Country Merchants and other who buy by the
dozen, aie invited to call and examine my guouu
aa fv.ll! sell to auch at a large reduction.
rrVRcmomher the place at the A'C W BOOT
and SHOE STOKE, lower end of Main-strcet
tfloonnburg.
W RUSSELL
July 4 1846
, PUBLIC SALE.
W N pursuance cf an crdor of the Orphan's Court
H. ol Columbia county, on
Thursday ihe 13h day of August
next at 10 o'clock, in the forenoon, Cahb Thomat
administrator, Ac. of Samuel Moore, late of Aad
ison township in said coun y deceased, will expose
to sale by I'ublic Vemlue upon tlio prtuusca, a cer
tain THACT OF LAM hituatcd in said town
ship, 7 miles from Bloomsburg tho county seat and
' , r t. :m i: . I u ,.f l,.l...
nines iroin ubiivhiu, aujooims mn" un
Steiner John Heller and otliera containing
,(2)3) il(SIlSS (53 SSiOIIiiS
strict measure.
ALSO
il certain Messuage and Ti act nf
i.and adjoining the above containing
119 Acres 46 Perches,
and allowance on which are ended a
I.OG IIOUSK.
rilAMK I1AKN
and a
I.AKGE ORCHARD,
of the best nf fruit la'e the estate of said deceased
JACOB EYERLY Ctrk
7)anville June 27 1846. lOta
frVThe Democrat and Argus, Eastnn will give
the above three inscitions and forward their bill to
Caleb Thomas, Etq. Jerseytoivn or to this office
for payment.
GEORGE G. WALLER,
Attorney at Law,
Hloomsburo, Columbia County, Fa,
Office on Market a few doors above Main
Street
9tf
OREGON QUESTION SETT LED.'
GEN. ARISTA DEFEATED ! ! !
GEN 'X AY LOR IN MAT AM OF AS !
Would now he the moat interesting topir.a of
conversation, had not
JOII IC. iTIOl'Elt
cnmplawd hia JVKW STORE on ,,le south
west corner ol ivlarkct square and moved into it
with a large and general assortment of
DRUUS-MEDICINES-DVESTIIFFS-
PAINIS-OILS-VVINDOW GLASS
'UTTY-GONFECTION ARIES
TOYS, &c. fec. &-c.
but tuch being the fact, the other questions are en
tirely lost sight of and ho ia rapidly disposing ol
his atoe.K at reduced prices.
In addition to his other business he has on hand
in extensive assortmentof
READY MADE CLOTHING:
if every description, which he ia selling as low at
thev can be punhased in the county.
lie invite all to give him rail as he is de'er
mined to sell on the most leasonable terms: wal ci
no war !
Junotao. 10
PUBLIC SALE.
N pursuance of an cder of the Orphan's Cour'
of Columbia county on
Saturday tht 2fth day cf Jw'y
neit at ten o'clock in th forenoon Joriuh Furmar
Adminiatrator, cVc. of Peter Valk late of Fishing
creek township in aaid county deceased, will ex
pose to sale by Public Vendue upon the premisei
a certain TK4VT UFjb.iV situate in t lnh
ingcreek township ir. said county, adjoining land.-.
of Edward .VtHenry- Philip Appleman Uauit:
imivh Joseph rulmer and othen, crntaintrj
about
130 ACHES 0? L AIT 23 )
about 50 acra of which u c.Ieai ed. 7 hre is op
the nremiaea a
1 w. 1 11.
r rame Mouse one ana one nan sto
ries high a Frame Barn and an
Apple Orchiird, late the estate of
said deceased situated in the town
hip ot f'ishingcreck and county aforesmd.
JACOB EYERLY, Clerk.
Danville May 13, 1H40-10
ULAN KG" BLANKS'.!!
I'OH SALE ,T THIS OITICE.
Hoi rononECON ;
New (TnOOtls.
Htlley &, ITIcnileiiliall
I I AVE just received and are now opening a
A J splendid assortment of new, -cheap and lash
o.iuuio
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
elected with great dire aa to price and quality
comprising
Superfine Cloths and Cassimeres, Tweed
Cloth and lancy Cassimeres for
GenllemeCi wear. Velvet,
Satin and Fancy
Vestings.
Ladies' Dress Goods, ctith as
Cashrneres,J)e. Laines.liahorines, Lawns,
Crape de Lames, Ginghams. CVii
coes, Muslins, 4 c ej-c. and
Braid Straw flannels $ Trimming
In fact a general and well selected assurlnioti on
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES and
LIQUORS, HARDWARE,
QUEENiAVARE&IlOLLOW WAR.
All r ,.,v,;i, ,i... : ...
.... v, "Mitu m-y bid a 11 uui to Re rnpnn In,
i-asii or in exchange for Country Produce goner
allv. May 30
Gingham Latvus,
OF r.ew and bfautilul Patterns, iust roceived a
the New Store.
L B RUPERT.
May 30
SI 10
LATEST ARRIVAL
FROM MEXICO.
rilE JVAR OF EXTERMINATION
AGAINST HIGH PRICES,
Carried into Africa.
New ami
CficapCiJootls
VE subscriber takea occasion to announce
to old patrons, and as many new one as
winh to buy cheaper than ever or any where else
! hat he haa juat opened at his old at aim in Jtiun
street, a totally
NEW JND FASHIONABLE
ASSORTMENT OF
Bvy floods
& Groceries,
Comprising a full and careful selection of Ginghams
Mouslin de J, sins, lierages, French Lawns
and Prints, mull, cambric and barred Mus
lins, Pongee, f-ilk and Cambric
Handkerchiefs and bhawls.
cloths, Cassimeres. T weeds. S itin and fancy Vent
ings, Pantaloon Siufla, Gambroons, .Sum
mer Cloths, L'ravata, Stocks,
Tiea, &c. iic. &c.
AlsoA Variety nf
Groceries, Liquors,
Quecnsware and
Hardware.
To an examination of w hich the subscriber re-
pectfully invites the attention of pu;chnsi:ra ami
o'hera before selecting elsewhercns hcfeeld aaaurtd
that he can satisfy the moat faatidiout and eeono.
mica).
GEORGE weaver.
Bloomsburg, May 23, 1S4C 6
SMOKED MEAT.
THff PCUNDd of Mioiilder.
eslftflF Ham and Side ?ltat
just received it the ArcadaStoro.
ALBRIGHT & Mr.iMiAL.
.Vay 90
Slaelteveh
jTfcf BARRELS No I and I of first quality
he rtRCAUE Stoie.
ALBRiniir 5t MENUAL
.Vay 7
LAST NOTICE.
LT, persons knowinj; themsovea indebted to
theafars cf JACOB PAP.R, dwewed hte
if Ma lison Township, are hereby notified that un
less theii accounts are settled befne tha 15th mat
hey w'll I" placed in the hands of a Jnetico foi
clli-ft'on, and all persona having eUnna a' le
jucjted to present them immediately, aa wo s-e
tnrioua to hav the buaineaa dossed.
El.IZABfc: f H PARR, dmimstratriT,
W ASHI GTO.V PARR, Administrator.
L
PST bte-veen Cattawiaaa and Jersej town, cr
tha 7.h of June inst, a
POCRLT BOOK.
containing nineteen dollars in bank nntea twr
fives, one of them on the W est Kiai'ch, anil tne
other on the i'usquchnnni BanK. the remainder in
II ...111. ,.r,l.ra i.i it II, tvhli-ll niV
31IISII llUiri. -.ivi. But.iM.iiu.iw... ...
name 19 mentioned, and the name of Henry Russcl
written in the book Any person who willj
i i,....r. ., i . ii,j v.,t vr . f tl. i I !iIo'iiIi'm Demo-.
, nt where it may be hud, shall receive the hbove i
HERi IUA
June n i-jio.
CHARLES It. JJLC'KALrr
Attorney at Law.
Office South side of Matn st. be.
Market
K'T-VVILI, ATTEND COURTS IN
1'llE COUNTIES OF COLU.VIW.t
AND LUZERNE.
CIIAKLKS KAI1LEK,
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE,
A.D
rovi:vAici:it,
BLOOMSUUKU, COL. CO.,
Ollice, corner of rJast and Main-streets.
Sequestrator's Sale.
By virtue of a wriiof senueatrstion
ne directed will be exnoaed to hi. . .u
to
ai ihe Court Honae in Danville. on '
baturday. the fust day of Jluumt.
next, at one o clook, P. M Ttl. rfHfp,wi,,.
life estate in ihe undivided one aeventb pan
af one hundred arrea ofland, situate in mi
honing lownihip.Uoluiobia coumv. WkL.
jn is erected a
mM FRAMK BARN,
Vt&SSXM und other nm h.ui.i:-..
houi BO arre of ilia land ia cleared an'd an
'pple orchard on ihe aame. S..i.l ..a .a
joining lands of Dr Magill, munioor Iron
Company, A. Montgomery arid J,,!,,, sob
ers heira, and ia aubiect to the d.ivi ...t
heqiieata oflaaabelle Frazor. widow under
the wt l of Daniel Fior, .,. deceased.
setzd taker, in exeot.iion and in be sold aa
lie properly of George W. Holland.
imw uekr, Sequestrator,
Danville, July 9, 1840.
The Subscribers being deir-rminn.i
'o be outdone by their neighbors, either in
price or wotktnanshin. have Hilt llillVn .1,0
price of orse Shoeing from d;iie, to O.NI'i
DOLLAR, bslievini? Ihev a in
I , . . o J w .111.1.
cles by so doing.
oAN I EE Sc SILVERTH0N.
July I, 1846.
LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining in the PoBi-ofiice aiBioomsburr;,
i n. JUIIB OU1I1, JOJtv
John I). Ueckwiih-John
Cliamberlin-.17rs Ann Dole
and-Jacob Eckerd-Jessa Il.ilion.hai.,!-.
David Knelfe-Charles Michael-Joseph R.
Moore-Lawis R. Obourn-Francis Rocdo
Win. Swaney-Jackson Sortna-Peier Ktiner
-John Wanich-Janies Walker,
J. R. MOVER P. M.
LIST OF LETTERS.
Remaining in the Poal offirp. at Calla
wiss, on Ihe quarier ending, June
30th, 1816.
Milton Hoone-Ziha Bitd-Jicob Cla.
vill jr.-Mahalia Evnes Mr. Fry -Joha
Gniun-Juhn Giilinn-Malcolm G.iitiu
Samuel Hugiins-Jrtines F. Hrjyrtr
I'uac Hendi ick-Charlei Kiln-Daniel
Kelchner-Daniel KninU-J jaepliKnit'le
-A brarn Ltllie A urn n Prosi-John Siiler
-Herman Van Vleck 2-Jecse Wetkel
Hnry Yolies Catharine Yelter.
PAUL K.I3ALDY P. M.
N O T i C R
THE United Stattaand Mexico are now at War
ind thouoands of freemen are volunteering the ir
services, to subdue the stubborn spirit of Mexico
out the subsbriber being one of those, whose .ser
vices would not be accepted on account of his infir
mities he haa rented a room on Main Street.ncarly
opposite Albright t Menyola store, as a
BARBERSHOP.
and armed himrelf with razors and shears, to wait
npon those who are so fuitunate as to bs accepted
by the gncinincrit before their depaiture.He "ill
also hold himself in readiness to mre these who
prefer staying at home. Razors Shear andttcin
aors, repaired and put in order at short notice anj
warranted.
JOS1AS F.BELL.
Bloomsburg, June 2 1846
IN pursuance of an order of the Orphans' Court
cf Columbia conn'y, on
Saturday, the first day of Auguai next,
at 10 o clock in the forenoon, Marshall Shoe
maker and John Christian. Admiiiiatiatnrs cVc. of
Jacob Welliver late of Ma lison ionhip, in said
county, deceased will be exposed to sale hy Public
Vendue upon the premises; a certain Tract of Land
litmtp in Madison township, Columbia county
containing
5M Acres,
ir theieabjuts adjiining lands of John Handersho.
Valentine Christian, John Billhimer, John Richard
and John Christian. Upon the premises there is a
j- LOG HOUSE,
jj?ja One and one half alnries high,
8 I'd A I-00 B
SCga A SMALL APPLE OIICHARD.
and abcu' HO acres of cleared land, tho lamaimns;
pait is well timbered with Fini and Oak. Theia
i. a stream nf warer mnninc, throuxh the property,
apablf ofruminR a laTrmll, la'e the esutoof id
dceessed, situate in Madison township in saidcoun-
:y aforesaid.
JACCH KYKKl.V, (Acrk
Danville, Vay 20, 1S46 87
95 ILaljoE'ers
WANTED.
MMEDI.VIT Implement will be given lo !i
Common Luboror, rarpcMlo
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t work up' n the t-atuwn i
di). AiipK tm Tiedinelv t"
r lui K. H Alt 1 Mi . litAf,
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