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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-23

SILT when. 50 idf iion ehdeWoras prouii lie the
pnblrc prosperity, the great end ol human govern
ment it employs its "blicl authority 10 assrsatc
great public calamity. by refusing to participate IN
lis effects What can 1t expect, "hea II thus tutns
is back upon the people, but tint tie people will
u Gaf 3is,4 upoau2 When agoyernmcut
assumcsa hostile attitude towards the community
its administrators must have strangely erroneous
idea OF their plence under suffering, needsssis in
ileted, II they expect 10 be supported aud upheld
b, those upon whom they thus make Mar Parry
Attachments are indeed slIong, and teo ou"n in
,incibe--but private aud personal wrongs aud sal-
itrings will never fail to dissolve them the WAY
mclts exposure to the fire. Aud the results
Of the late elections speak this iiot, g" trumpet
tonsned,' to the Administrations. II they are wise,
they will profit by lis adnlouitons. But rs
whom God Intends destroy he ftsl mah,s
mail" Ne shall not be much aslouished 10 them
81 II following III the footsteps ol that great Pub
lie { urse.' whose dSoreauzing principles, dissent
mated throughout the county, have widely min
gied IN the mass OF public sentiment, and threatened
will dissulnliun The whole framework of society.
But their rdc is se5cd--thc fcopln have broken the
teltels with Which the LlilipNians had bound them
intler sumict., aud thr Republic has escaped tie
snlph Oil, ohta,sn to ahch 1t WAS Rapidly tending,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-23

Mr.. Fletcher, tie able representative OF the B',-
ton district in Congress, in late Speech to his con-
slltuenis at Fanuc Hall EXPOSES tie extent OF En-
coutive influence over the action Of Congress lie
tells u.s. for example, that the committee Of Ways and
Means, instead of deberatin9 upon the great nca-
sures OF public policy which fall within the sphere
oil their duties. and preparing such bills for the ac-
lion Of Congress they may deem necessary to meet
The Executive department, bills ready ifarR, which
fhey report 10 the House, arl, if they can. force
mem through, without alteration or amendment
thus making Congress, through the fundamentally of
party discipline, the mere echo Of Executive opin-
iohs aud the subseryicnt Instruments OF Executive
"'il-n one word. converting the Executive into
THE GOVERNMENTS as, from its rapid ac-
foundations Of power, by usuIpaon aud intrigue, II
mas already come to be considered and called
-hr. Fletcher warns the people and not without just
reason, against this teuible concentration Of pow
CT IN The hands of the Executive :" for, he re-
marks, " it has become very Colossus which be-
o.,'ues the land iiom end 10 the other and i
VIC do not overthrow Il, it will most as.uredy crusl
>" 'io' III crushing us, in crushing the people i
WI" crush liberty, it will crush the constitution
" what value are representatives. if upon getting II
'sii''s'on' they consent to play the part of pup
Pe's III the hands ofan ambitious President Ont
u 'oe'f highest aud most special duties should be II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-23

ihpehaais tit lot Of ground ati"sais- IN izu11o
of Alexander Ligaa aud nfheFs. within The tsfpusate
iurisdiciiun bath heen recently purd hased On which
certain persons. rfsi,iing inbe said town, pruppss
To establish Bnrying Grouni-whieb said lot i
npnn liiqll cninenec and oveflooLs large porfeu
ni The tawna aud whereas il is also represented ixs
lasr Who properfy and reside in this y1<iGify
re2ud tins appropriate Of tffr same positively
injurious 10 item. and probably lnrlfn 10 tic ths-
e--aud ilie town authorities, 1T lie piIbit rtprnse
having lately ruiehasrd two acre ioi for lie en-
lafgen,ent I Tie public burying ground tlfo cons-
ulon t'auncll cnfcnr ~ tins upinlsn -
:. BE- y Herefage fesoiftd That IN fhe fpluiow
OF lie Common couneii Of The Town Of I.yncibury,
the establishment Ola bnfyns ground thr LOT a.
latesa'd, il uexpcdieut.
"a BE n further Resplcei, That the owuer or
owners Of The said lor, be. aod they hereby rs-
specrllS requested on the fatf7e beha to abaGdon
the IDEA ol applying it to this purpose"
IN extract from the proceedings.
Tese. d. ROBES. CIR.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-23

AJolifion Rto' and loss Of iye.-Our readers have
heretofore been informed of the frequent attempts Of
the Roy. Mr. Ioyeioy to establish an Abolition press
at Alton, QIIIuos,) in deiiance of public sentiment,
which Had been manifested by Inconsistencies aud APP
pcals until, finding them nhavallIng, they demolished
his Office aud threatened him with personal chas,sc
ment. His repeated efforts have at length, we are
sorry To say had rrageal termination. Having re-
new ed lis Office, it again assailed by mob, and
in the attack Mr.. Lovejoy and Mr. Bishopwere Kill
led, and seven or eight persons severely Wounded.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-23

"''i s'th JtaaHs anu 10 tesfst with dtmness, the
s's'tesi Indication of design, the pat OF the Ia
ee"'i'e 10 eroroaeh upon the Legislative po~e,--
and yet we find them, so FAR from doing tins, aiaiu.
IN the prostration of their rights and in the en-
aliat'on Of the Executive department Il srplema-
ey over the o-or1nate branches of the government
winch II mas never designed possess. Aud Why is
tbs Why, bat that the President possesses The
means Of" rcwarling," with high honors, those who
oettay their constituents, or, least. lose sight of
Their Interests, At his bidding The signs oi the
times Indicate the speedy aud cer,ain.trumph Of the
Nmgs-at.d one ofther first acts, we hope, will be
todetne the limits Of Exetutvc power, aud to devise
new guards for the security oil the nights Of the
coordinate departments Of the government, and the
liberties oflhe people against ats constant tendency
10 usurpaion aud ~ grcssion.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-23
GGfa RatSgC.aTa0SS.
foH Tut ftEutN1sN.
II T II ' fffEFF y 7 7
UNITED STATES BANK.

+ lla~ TN ae IL 8itlleat United States bank
wish ~ lirar llf.sqursiiea answered. low
+ ba'r .etttd aud uuitffd cur.eaey Hitidut Ma
taiia llink :
air Callmun Ia great ma.--a splendid states man
--awi hsS uIinlnns aud arguncDts saould have
weight With rvefs hudt. Bat las gifR=-his sub.
I Treasury Hehrme.--Wlii# n9i afsafr Ief ne. | 80
aetHs It ioir and afletf, aud rtf,bct thu IL il h
doped, viii he lnuons u the liheuy al this cnnn.
! ~ llis arguments may be phlnsb5, the Is eapa-
bic ol unt1us thugs pfreu IA my lgla.) still the
. AeHeHs a78 net ah0r'Hi aNhaf. from nv heaft,
etihct systemi bti give u4e the FL banks IN pte-
ference, Hot WY change our syalcm ot govern
lnent at tins late tse Why moi - uu, as we have
/ gone, happily aud ropetnusly Tor many wears
W. were DONG we'll wnlo We had United States
HUH aud WAY nut lei ~ have II again Is il IN.
constitutional car misesl Statesmen differ upon
! that poln. Mr. Aladisnt sad HAT tint que,iun
had been settled aud even II 1t not, should the
eten INTERESTS The welfare md happiness 81 the
whole mttan, require su9h au institution, ousht sc
+ MI to law IL WHY mel VIII 1t be u688isr
I AGAIN Mas II ever YET HAT great munster nelI
! II WAS said Ia have been Nhttmadr II y mouster1
Ms it Lot as uatuld fat tlc - EUik should be
nons;cts, rs The iutrd Sutes Buik Dad they
uot have money an mdneHcr And wrrt thef not
b5ekcd, lon, 10y et.o1 Jaebsou} Away forever, with
| such miserable val
But 10 GUARD against Danger, could rot every mr.
eessmy lesllclian be made, nd every rtcodllien
alkcu, l. prevent corruption III tie nnm2rmeur,
OF usurpron oil power ~ Tia" pm of 4 United SiatrS
Bunk / 1t Hol HE casIt,t thing ia lie world 10
hase tbls done lj'st asUnaa.
Give rs Unlted States Bank, ouudei upon pro-
per Limitations aud feslirtuns=-aud III Ices Than
twelve months, tho wheels OF government Will be
rolling ON, usual confidence will be Restored
mong the pruplr--Aud Nc VIII he blessed with n
enucuty passabe alike IN every State, ddai plr eve.
~ where. And Is not such state OF lungs dcsi-
Fable Should not every patriot detonlly pray Tor
II Only reflect mameut npan this subject. It
We live IN y irsina, aud aile Iolhe South with man
,,f4,. II ~ 4 Iii IL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-23
T Cont held for Nelson County, the I'D day of oco-
! 4 hcr 1887
:, hnp1s llrcks Plaintiff,
Plaintiff,


George r. jacobs aad Nflain Hassio, Executor of David
Infols ,lecrnsed Dcienlauts
On motion of tie plaintiff b' counsel Who filled hrs bill aud
npyiuq 10 the tot thai r defendant George r. jacobs,
Is ROT an nhiitanl this commonwealth, II Is ordered that
the defendant William Nassr, ENecnnr OF David jacobs,
trrd hs agents. unrfes aud all others ened be
trained from conveying away or otherwise dosing ui
any money, goods other elects which lac now has on which
my hereafter come his hunds belonging 10 the said dpien-
nnt George r. Jacobs the amount Ct three hundred and
fifty dollars subject the plaintiff dfnand and the nc or
der and decree this court thc M IL i
further ordered trial ucopv Of this order be forthwith inserted
IN the "lynchhurg Ngan, newspaper published III the
town of months successfully and enu-
err copy thereof pocted the front door of the Court House OF
this county Cou day previous 10 the fourth Monday
ii January neXi. COPY este,
SP. GARLAND, elk
~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-23

Massachusetts, IS following up the good work which
New York so gloriousiy begun. la Boston, the
Wings have, for the FIST time carried Gerry Ward
Why MAJORITY this year 1857 last year 1868.
Returns for Governor from 27l Towns GU OF a lit
RI, more dian 900 in the State, give the following
suits. a, compared with the returns from HE sane
tuwns a yrar are
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-23
MICHIGAN ELECTION.

The following arc al the returns received from
N,Lie,u. Charles c. TrnwLrdae Is the Wig can
,a,,. f,,Goycrnor: .eyell> I. Nasonthc Y an Bu-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-23

A. When Senator Wright of y. y. returned
ho ne from the Extra Session, is said that he nsls
ted upon ii thai his colleague, Senator TaIimadge,
should be :" instructed 10 sustain Z" The eorcfnlBcHf
IN It's Loco Foco doctrines and is added that he
actively engaged in clccting this measure under
the supposition that the triumph oftlle Wings was an
impossible contingency The boot, however, is NOW on
the other cs--and il is but far that the poison'd
cllalico," of Instructions, should be commended 70
his lips.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-23
rfo0a bc Pennsylvania Enqp5esr.


~ \, y I
Mr.. E.froR Having been NJ Wellington, 10
transact "a htle business WITH Uncle Sla aud as il
otan interesting kiud, stopped III TN, CIT, long
enough TO give You the particulars, hoping tlmt you
will hold tn IN up before an iisulied community.
NJ business WAS principally with tic Patent OF
fec aud having Rochester Bank paper, exchanged
IL Tor United States Banh paper, wlnle on my way,
III New \ or!> city, as was informed there that II
would be received at the Patent Office. But when
| arrived al Washington. | found that ntie sam
had controversy with the bank Still lie said he
would not take il. | therefore went Ia search III a
broker, a0d bought Treasury order Tor one hun
dled dollars, ninety OF which wished To l.aS To
Uncle Sam's AGENT, Mir. HAND, the chci deth in
III. Patent Office, and accordingly presented II -
but Mr.. HAND, ina very genteel manner, sud he
could take tile could not pay ne back tiie ten
dollars.
Aud here | ran against another snaa. l}u', sail
Mr. HAND, | would like To lave you 10 20 and pre-
this 10 the Treasurer, agd see what tie result
will be- Tor we have never bad the Ike 10 happen be
fore. Well, as | ignorant oil matters aud
things III the great city, as Jack Downing was of
the country, when he commenced his expeditions,
was willing, of course. to about litle, and see
i'll could not learn something. But yer ] could nui
get along very WELL for could lot help thinking al
the time that Uncle sam had the advantage oil me-
IIoweyer,acra moments refeo lion, recollrced that
| was only one OF Ike common People, and this was
all rcconciIed, and then ! went Oh very we'll and
the mile, nearly SO, that had to wain seemed
quite short.
Well. went in and in my hurry todcsl a'ch bust
ness, never thought to put my hat a.. e my an or
kiss the floor bu told Uncle Sans apelt that owed
him ninelv oIlais aud had ms note for one hundred,
| aud wished hun to take his note, aud give ne ten
dollars. Aud, strange aud ridiculous As II viii "p-
pear lie refused to take the noe, and pay me back
ten dollars And when | inquired What in the name
oftle People had to do, he Very coleiy remarked,
Oh YOU can 20 TO the brokers q busllle specie
And | did so--yes, did so. and then went the
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-23
WIFE a GREAT MANY OTHER
CSC1Dgs,s.
s'E'0CE4 or GOODS
Fs00isss for SsC9ss.

rg'llE ROOMS over my Store / or ) in lumber,
H. with Fire places will be rented and posses
sion given Immediately, wish 10 rent them them to
Gentlemen, for Offices. JNO. j. PukN Is.
Nov % CIV II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-23
COMMON COUNCIL.

At regular mcctn H. Of the Common Council of
Lyuchbarg, at the Courthouse, on FRIDAY evening
tic l7tl November, 1857.
Prcsen--SmllSon /. Davis President Sqmp-
sou Dueutd, John VI. Otey David &, Mnfreil,
Thomas o. Aeree, james W. Morgan, Nathan b.
Thurman, Jesse l.. Perry, and John Hollns, mani
5crs.
The Report OF ]. X. Holmes, Guager and lnspec-
tor of Spnuuoas Liquors for tins corporation, was
presented 10 the board, and being received, was or
dtred 10 be recorded and the same is in these
words =. Inspection df Spiriiuous Liquors for enc
year ending the 3Oih September, 1897. viz
Bnrreis Hh1s. rpns. Iiaf Pipes Tiercs. Total
1899 los 10 - 1870
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-23
> III =. lfD
!, Il. HOLMES fdNBfcf0r for
he eorporalioa IF Lunch6urg.r

The Report of Cary Drew, Weghtnaster of Hay,
&c. weighed by hin al the Public Scales Tor the
quarter Of the year ending the 18th Of November,
1897, accompanied : the Tfeasurer's receipt for
Sill 03 Cents, the amount collected by HIM for
weig hing, during thu quarter, presented to
the board, :tad. and received.
Mr.. Otey presented to the Common Council the
following preamble and resolutions. which, being
read, were unanimously adop,ed - Whereas " rs
represented To the Common Council OF Tie town OF
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-23
NEW YORK ELECTION.

Returns from all the counties in the State have been
deceived. The result is that the Wings have elected
Il VI the Senators elected Tins ycar--and that The
Assembly will stand thus: Wings OF, Van Buren,
ties o.: Las, year Wings 81. Nantes 81. Wig
gain67
Asto the poiniar rote, it appears that the Wing
,,aiorty in the Whole State is upwards OF 10000
Van Buren, nlae riiy last year, about $4,000
NJ WIG GAIN IL $50
rLls Is nlnlN ennngh for lhree DAYS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-23
1856
lr3
WIG GAIN. lhus Ear, sc =

l., addition 10 thls the elections Tor HE LeeSIa-
,u,e are equally fnorable. OF the TINY Senator's
,,;,y fire hcafa fran afeW Uai2s, aud ii is beller
al ,,at the relnainder will be alsosu that, IL all pro
,,L;,;,y. il will he a unanimous Wig budy-Iast
.c,, the Wings had only sn., majority. Ia the
.,b,, branr.l, o! ile Legislature, the Whis majority
will be something hike ien,o cae
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-23
Es.ERDsJ:lRE,
A good assortment.
gE.BT'S .F.V'Ea SHOES.

BLACK AND WHITE HATS,
LADIES AND GEM LEMEN'S SHOES,
NJ Grateful Tor the liberal patronage heietoioTs
bestowed, | WOULD NOW. FOR The LAST
TINE solicit call from my trends and ths !,ub'as
NJ. NJ. KERR.
Bank .>.uare &
November 20 ssH
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-23

G.. And,ew ". LOOMS, one Of the Whig mem
bels of Congress from Ohio has resigned ls seat in
lhat body, ia consequence al The pressure of private
and professional duties. Mr. ~ puis isn Wig,
though II Is SAID h. represents one OF the strongest
Van G0ren Districts in Ohio, his personal popularity
lleutrazlng, To Il GREAT extent, Official hostility. It
Is supposed therefore tin he W,Ilbe succeeded By It
gentleman %! different politics.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-23

:;re " Aolire n Goat,aet5rs," by the Enei-
oeel eft the lane, Rlter and hana@ha Company, in
aaeihri tulu II.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-23


Ny STOCKS LARGE AND WELL As
SORTED, and holds out great Inducements 10
Plf RICH ASERS--and in part consists ofthe follow
ing named aftcles--yiz
WESTOF ENGLAND CLOruS-Bluc, black
gIrcn olive mixed &c..
eA&%I NERES-Blue and black.
G'ASSlN fFTS-Ph plid,
KENTUCKY JEANS
ltfLIED CLOTHS
GLASG0W JEANS,
LIN SEI S--plaip and plaid
BLANkHIS-London Dallle,
DO Whiney's,
FLAANELS--A1 coiors,
81 French Merinocs
6. English do colored aud black,
81 d. do do
G.l French Bonla2iue,
Ladies' Gu0hs,
Mems Great Coais,
Pilot Cloth, superior,
Dab Flushing,
Cotton Clo,--leacheda aud brown,
Cotton OzHlbures,
tpuutcffane Phsds,
PLAID DOMESTIC. for Servants
81 mad 1874 Linen Draper,
Ii Irish Linen.
Bad Eye Diaper,
Linen Ganlhrc llandherchie(s,
Brown hish Linen,
Bnraps and Scotch Oznaburgs,
iadi,s' Bach Worstcd and Mefiuo Hose.
DO Laab's Wool do.
ChiltIcu's do,
Ladies' black and white Cotton, do
Do do do SILK do,
DO Silk and Kid Gloves,
Painted Muslns,
French Cambria,
Gin 1halus - lain, plaid and striped,
DO Black and white,
/ 6 CatHbfe Muslin,
/ DO Jaconpt do,
/ Do Figured Swiss do,
/ Do Plain do do
CALlCOES--All prices and descriptions,
/ Mattiones Italian Lustring,
GOLORED SlLkS-Dillereni kinds
Gauze aud Luslnng Ribbons,
Brown Hollands.
Russia Crash &c.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-23
GROCERIES,.

SALT. PEPPER aud SflCE.
SUGAR AND COZ INDIGO AND MAD
FEE DEk,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-23

~ The Nashville Banner Of the 18Th inst. an
nonf'"s The drafh IT Judge John MeNany tor-
nrtl a Judge N The GnfuIt Court oilhe L, STATES
Tor the District Of Tennessee, aged Is years
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-23
~ WIG GAIN
MASSACHUSETTS, ELECTION.

This is glory enough for three days
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-06-03
NLW GOODS.
Ehe SubsCrihar

M 3 ETyKNS his thanks TO customers for the
E9patronage which he has received from them
SINCE he has commenced business in Bloomsbury.
lie hopes they will still continue their usual sut-
port; and ne has now the pleasure Of Offering them
a, large and fashionable assortment of Seasonal
DIE GOoDS, which have been carefully selected
embracing tho latest style of French. English and
American
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-06-03
! am gentlemen
Your Ob't servant.
SPECULATION.-A FACT

LA lON "A ALL
A day or two since, friend of ours,
merchant in this city, was hailed in the
street by tall, rough looking fellow, very
plainly attired in linsey-wolsey, cowhido
boots and slouched hat, who accosted him
with
"Hollo, there, mister,-I say, amt your
name-?'
"That is my name, sir,'' replied the
merchant.
"Wen, how dye! Spose you don't
know me though
81 do not recollect having seen you be-
fore"
swell, spose not, but what l was goin'
to say was-haint you got an eighty acre
lot in Wisconsin, county, eh!"
"Yes, believe I do own lot there"
"Well now, perhaps you'd like to sell
that are lot!'
"Well, sir, am in hurry, do you wish
to buy it!''
swell, now, don't know-what do you
ask for that are lot!'
"Two thousand dollars, SIR"
"Two thou-two thousand dollars!--no,
you're joking"
"If you wish to purchase, sir, you know
my price"
"Well, now, wouldn't you take nineteen
hundred if you could get it-eh!'
"Why, sir, who viii give it," asked the
merchant eagerly, Qor he had bought it only
few months since at government price.
"Wen, will you take it?-that's what
want to know"
"Yes, sir, will take nineteen hundred"
"Make out your papers, them" said the
stranger. "I've got the Money-here's
witnesses to the bargain; and so saying, he
drew from his capacious pocket, large bag
labelled shot from which he counted out
the rhino, and took his deed, evidently well
pleased with his bargain
"You seem pleased with the trade, sir, -
said the merchant.
''Wel guess might as well" said the
| stranger.
"Why," returned the merchant, shave
you seen the lot!"
"Wel, guess have"
"Is the land remarkably good?' contin-
ued the merchant, supposing he had been
trading with green 'un.
eth do" said the buyer.
"What is it worth?' said the seller.
"Well, don't know what its worth
but I've dug about ten thousand dollars
worth Of lead ore out ont ready cau't
tell how much more I'll get"-and with q
broad laugh, he stuffed the deed in his
pocket, and left our chop-fallen friend to
consider how much lead ore the balance
ofhis eighty acre lots in Wisconsin" might
possibly eontain.-Detroif Spectator.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-06-03
POTTSVILLE
NATIONAL IOlEINLlo
AND
General Stage Office.
Joseph Weaver.
.JOsepla NVeaVer,
Late of the Orwigsburg Hote1,)

I'D ESPCCTFULLY informs his friends and the
IA public in general, that he has taken the above
named stand lately occupied by j. Haugawout, situ-
aed in the borough of Pottsville, Schuyki county,
Pennsylvania. The building is very large, of brick,
three stories, and situate in the centre of the town
on Main street. and ostensiby built for the convenient
and genteel accommodation of the public
His bar will always be stored with the cboisest
wines and purcst liquors, and his tables with the best
viands the country afford; with obliging walters
to man his parlors double and single lodging and d-
ming rooms, and first rate cooks in the kitceen de-
partment and with his own humble determined exer-
tons to please, he feels confident to give general sat
isactlon to those who will favor him with their pat
ronage. Large stabing and attentive ostlers, under
the control of the proprietor are attached to the es
tabshment.
April 20, 1887.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-06-03
He is u,nean Goose.

Mrs. Such-a-one.
He is u.n1ean Goose.
The lawyer, or the doctor, who takes
care to relate and tattle all that they have
seen in families where the one has practised;
or of clients with whose affairs the other has
been intrusted-the feelings, and conduct,
and weakness of the patients of the one
the expectations, hopes and fears of the
clients of the ether-all of which the soul
of honor ought to stamp sacred seal on.
fire they not a pair cf Geese?
The man who, on every, occasion, be-
comes security for his neighbor; who is al
ways ready to sign his name, when the pen
is put in his hand in his favor, to appear
with him in store and vouch for him for
the payment of any goods he wants to pur-
chase; who is always ready to attest to the
character of every one who applies to him
for recommendation, and who is indiscrim-
inately the friend ofevery one who requests
his pecuniary assistance, is fairly in the
way of becoming
a Goose qcithom Feathers.
The person who will come into mer-
chants store, a lawyers office, printing
office, or a room in which books, papers,
letters, &C., are lying open and exposed,
and who can with all the sang lroid, and
GOODNESS imaginable, read and examine them
from unwarrantable curiosity, for the pur-
pose of seeing into the affairs of his neigh
bors, is a shameless, a senseless, and
I'm inpudent Goose.
GentIemen:--If this flock of Geese,
which | send you, meet your appreciation
and suit your taste, l may occasionally for
ward you few more focks, (God knows
they are plentiful arhcle.) They shall
always be full grown, and well fed and as
well selected as my judgmentin the science
of GooSery, will enable me to send to mar
| ket.
am gentlemen
Your Ob't servant.