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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-03

JESSE CADY, Auctieneer.
INV .UESSIr can s,ar~ Nos III


ID sreeThs Day, bali past o'eosh, IN lot. % sSs
hardware, cutlery fall goods hats combs fancy soap,
ing guns pistols dirk Se with an assortment, Of goods suit.
ton n n advertisement Of this kind.
Al Private sale-io 600 dozen Combs OF
1900 cards Birmingham and Sheffield Cutlery Of every
riety imaginable.
10000 Needles assorted from H. Hemnnes and German
5000 gross Buttons Coat Vest ana Pearl subject debsa.
ture "hch viii be taken IN payment
Also, snuff Boxes, Pins, kc &c &c
Also, Gennan, French, and Rhode Island Jeweiyj log
priced Watches, Guard Chains &c ml3-lyS
NJ. WARD. AuctioAeer.
YF; ). BEARNs& co Store No i,s Pearl
ton room Hardware Cutlery consisting Of pocket and
DIRK KNIVES a cards and dozeDs scissors IN dozens and on
spectaces; steel sarreed pistols percussioa
caps lhnhies, knitting needles hooks and eyes, &c &c .
periumery, French and English soap lavender water
Also an invoice OF combs buttons cellars bosons boots, AID
shoes.
Also nvsice Of Jewery-C of earrings finger.
rings. watches. breast-pns, Chains SC. &c. IA
&c, ION NOtI, r4.-Nauabe Sale Of excellent new
IA and secondhand Furiturecarpets sofas looking glass
&c in variety by catalogue Saturday July lt 10
O'Clock, al - Ann street.
Also-l4 ales celebrated punpso pay charges and
G elegant marble fountains for bars
splendid London gold lever watrhes,
100 painted wash stands and toilet tables
The balance, tgoceres, stand casks Inc mae. &C. from
IL 303 Aucioneer, 81 Ann street
NEW 1ORK , $3.50 co ssgias
to take place this well known estabsnaen' every "on>
The next sale Win commence Monday, July sd ,
~ O'clock and all Horses, Carriages Ne lneiaed of tn,e
be Shown and entered or before sa'ureay ne
'''' '' JOHN w WATSON. 4a6 Broadway.
The proprietor win be much Obliged 70 those visiting hs es
site Tattesals with carts &C. rendering thereby nearly I'M
psssabe. J"1s
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-03

XVANTE ID, Immediately sable for two horses and two
w small carriages, in the negborhood OF N2rick Van
dam streets. Apply 10 No. ", 9Th Avenue. jy3dr
ROARD.-A gentleman who nds very comfortable board,
- &c, in gentce private family Grand 81, informs
respectable individual requiring the like accommodation
that the same amiy will afford IT, The terms he are less
than he has paid for much inferior elsewhere Or be believes
vifn accommodated tpplv 4,
Mrs y % Watt 81, near varck. jy3lw'
BOARDING IN BROOKLYN-Pleasant airy
ID rooms, with large convenient closets attached either
nhed unfinished, with board geneel private family
~, second uoor Deow
the Tlery - Good references given aud required
B36tF
<tUtIFORD POiNT-MsRTNE PAvIIJON-Tb.
NJ delightful retreat open the reception of
company the Being situated directly on the sea
board renders this place very healthy aon also plea
SAINT situation where abundance OF fowl can be had A.
Termss per day Sc per week The bar Is well stocked
with choice wines-stahling c0mmodious
r. Carriages readiness at all times upon arrival
OF the steamboat New Haven convey directly
TO the Point jy3.iot. RICHARD WELD.
A HORsP. SADDLE AND BRIDLE sTO
~ LEN fer the recovery Of which hand.,ue reward of
tered The David Harrison, ESQ., At New no
cee open the morning Of the ri inst
and one horse, saddle and bride missing The horse Is
n,ack Canadian poney stout built with large white star o.
below them his tail up rather shsr and SQUARE ani hs
name hog back he Is in fine condition. and newly she'd All
ne has small oval mark Of white or gray on the on
viii secure said horse thief or only them
~ give information to the subscriber No 10 Roosevelt street.
.omey rewarded and ali r. s.ers.~ ,Serpes ras.
j3a. AdTjIIA KNAP.
NEW YORK TATTERsALLs.--Op Monday
WILDE offered auction NJ hs well known establishment
and built NJ the best materials IN coe concern
jySH JOHN W. WATSON, as Broadway.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-03

rDJssIA BELTS.-Persons affected with weakness Of
III The back and oins who stand AZ the desks viii
find these Of service, aiorng comfr and support 10
the rclaxed muscles For sale at No Ann n. Js0
n~TROIT HOTEL, LATE YORK HO-
~ TEL-Thc subscr crs respectfully inform iheir friends
md the travelling public that they have taken the above
sshment and fitted up IN style that will compete with any
similar house IN this city. the European plan, and per
ons can be accommodated with lodgings and meals all
1ours apd served up with any dish the rich and
act OF New York al all times affords
The house is pleasantly located o. Barclay street. in the
immediate vicinity NJ the Hudson river steamboat landing
The bar supplied with wines and liquors o. all Kinds, the
5ea that can be obtained. ". ". MERRInAN
ny5 2seod L. wiNSHIp.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-03

80. roN1lsE EuILDiScs, srxEEr,
new YORK.
ali kinds Of tucurrent Money bsnsS and sold ieaoa
~ SALT EsTiR hh tNR spss A cre ..
below Canal North RIVER om ua' lSosceE at "iEbs
II TO PEINrERs:-For ale, 4 on, Of -, AG "a ia
Tf Eon ElGN AND DSM Ms y aI ExGHA n.S.
No 5Nassau i, je2T im-
SSE sM l. NOTE n a. g. Z Ana
M cents being in General w the frs, houses IA the
THAN has induced hun % EXECUTE an enre new set Of plates
II style upeG to biz ns 10, the " sane % oe hs the
hundred Any regard being had TO The quality these "i be
l. being practical Eng aver cav furnish institution, or
individuals with plates IN style required for notes cert-
Apply % TO LaTMaM 100 Greenwich st. ceaasa
street. jeae'3r-
OF JtLYThe Of Inc Equal shis Parry VII e er
in Mott spring Tuesday he ID 's. The T' Den
claraton viii be read and Grafton delivered half past
BY and an original ole written ior The occasion vii lis
Arrangements. E.J. WEBB, Chairman go az =
@C OOO wANIED--0n bond and mortgage for n
ney Apply m@sdia,ey al No co1snds It ''uOs ' es mo-
I AW PAhTNrn WANT D.-Any young a,,or-
sey Wall .,r saS and sy s' a &c,
library rent ree may hear Of an opportunity Of doing
addressing Oliver through the post Office e5f-et"
HIS BKIr.ssic MAJEsry's CONSULATE
New York, 1ith May, 1857
u IN conformity with law passed by the legislature "
hi, State on the 2ls, day q April lat: entitled A Act
rogaes, relative To the effects &c foregners
Notice hereby SVEN that and after this
perry aud eecsU al subjects Of H, Majesty who
their way TO- or ~ this city nestats such property aud
arriving IN this state placed under the 81 this office
under that Of the public administrator The.
Undersigned thereof
totore To the public administrator be
where information the estate and effects 81 any subjects
hi Majesty shala at all times be furnished without any or
charge whatever.
The he alth officer and others quarantine e-e~x-
fully requested 10 make their this osio~
where all expenses connected herewith will he paid
Va ..x.t
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-03
CARD.-JAs. A. ". IAMoUREyN

A CARD.-JAS. A. H. LAMOUREBx co. Iav.
IA ing succeeded DR. Lewis Feuchtwanger In his
IN Broadway viii con2ue TO furnish the public with the
ucles usually supplied by him. and hope ny their efforts
cure continuance ~ its patronage.
Swedish Ieeches, Diamond Cement, Prussian Cement, or
filing decayed teeth Chcory the finer chemical preparations
Magnesa, fozsngcs, Cough Lezenges &c nc, constantly
hand and for sale the aonsbe terms, wholesale AID
retail asst
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-03
His BKIraSSic MAJEsTy's CONSULATE. +,
New Nnrl llfh MAY 1877


the reduced price sAJaBIRD OF 10 Nassau street,
IA ~ Pine respectfully his friends and
the fashionable publc, THAI ne win constantly keep
sales superior of lain white
the reduced pice ri $40. lie halter himself that The
cided appreciation with which his Hats have Lererc
received will continue reward his anxious wish pesas
BIRD, VI Nassau st., CO. of Pine.
Also hand, fine assortment Of genilccns l., ghorn
mer Hats. AT reduced prices jeiSs~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-03
COMPOUND OIL. for ee,or,re

The hair e'lhrr brown ~ jet bach.
Also MARKING INK, pr Linen, wlfhsut prepsreton tr
sale Nv At~ n'So' ~ r"n'm " h1u
CA.D 40 TIE PUBLic:.wM HILLS M
ror Car at any wrorg IMPRESSION the public may uaa,
he ssbscrer respectfully inform them he has bsorget
Cd mf
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-03

a. 4 "A lnAN WAN nr IS or $4,000 on bond and
HlU,UUV mortgage On good eninc rbsred rrs easf,
.na,ed in 7,b street between h ami I'd wurth
$50 ooo-for which per viii he paid Apply to
bLACKEr corner Rowery anaFoursh st~et gHN
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-03
DILLIARDS IMPROVED-eer,lemc wishinr

billiards IMPROyED.-Gen,lern wishing
- play billiards, purchase tables invited call
2so 81 Broadway acr deor above W all street, the
them Coffee Roo, where thereare tables ROOM and
patent Indian Rubber cushions slate one AMI copo
.sn cenened beds, with iron eagle francs common Ia
bes a.oye will be found the largest and best assortment
offered u the public thase who wish
chase at short notice. they be packed days
Gre.
d. Orders fer any thing ~ t<s line, with or good
reference, To BAsSFORD, 26 broadway, will receive
prompt aticaton. milo II
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-03

CASTLE GAhDEN,-H. MARSH respectfully
~ forms his patrons and the public that the Garden having
been extensively improved and embeislcd in novel and
tractive style, is open for the season.
His we'll knowa aud justly celebrated Band, under the drec
tien OF Mr. ThoEas Dks leader is reeRgaged ana will
perform the approved marches airs &C. every
pleasant evesing.
N. u. A piece OF FIREWORKS every fair evening nine
O'Clock.
Ambulance op Hing, for which refreshments will be fur
she'd the bpr lei
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-03

ew York Joint stock Exchange Company
no. 6 ToN1lsE BUILDINGS, WALL STREET
CRY YORK.
IT Foreign and Domestic Exchange Gold aEd Silver, and
all kinds OF uucurrent Money beughl sold c20in
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-03

EIRE WORKS.-Ths subscriber now Offers To the
public the extensive npd varied brilliant
Fire Works Ia the United states consisting OF several thousand
rockets Of heavy cabre with rich and fancy headings wheels
OF Description Roman candles tourinfonS
rooms, line pigeons gerb Italian streaners coored
fires for theatres signals Tor Shipping &c. &c. &C. Also 20
h0Ds or brilliant set pieces for city and displays
Agents in New York. H. Yveln, 23 Fulton street. Green-
wich; Lewis PageI Son. 60 Maiden Lane Young RS
Chatham square, or To
ISAAC EDGE, Jr. (Pyro,schnstJ
myi5-uy4 At the Laboratory. Jersey City.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-03

LIRE WORK S.-rh~ subscriber .-ing agent for the
II sale of Isaac Edges Fire Works Is enabled offer tie
public the largest and varied Of Fire works
in the CITY, consisting Of Rockets of sire with beadngs
every description; brantse pieces ofeyery Variety wheels
of every description; triangle Roman candles, mines ou.
IONS Italian s,rramers line pigeons exhibition s1es tc nc
addition tho above he has of the largest and
Of small works, without pon, in city which
he will sell on the mt reasonable Corgmees of
engagements for the approaching celebration Of the h July
will find 10 their advantage call and examine the above
~ yvELIN, z3l Fulton street,
jeaJ4 between Greenwich and Washington ~ "
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-03

SPLENDlD PAINTINGs.-The TWO GRAND
- PAINTINGS, LA BELLE NATURE asd DAPHNE
DE LOLIMPE, painted from nature, by Boudet Of the
French school, now exhibiting at No. ~ Park Row.
ALSO, the celebrated STATUE OF CLEOPATRA
which has been exhibited IN Of the principal cities IL the
UDion, the admiration Of many thou sand visitors
From O'Clock, A. NJ 10 TO- r. VI. Admission Is cts EACH
N
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-03

guvEETH.-M DtPERRON, from Paris, lately arrives
New yerh, repeatedly aforrSs The public That Ne "a
tends follow his profession IA all is branches For The co.'s
venence Of those who will nvsr him With then ccnfi
dence, w. D. will attend al Their residence, they VII 90 hv
the address him n he dG'nic No 51 Pcs1 ST.
near Broadway, .arning their street and number -,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-03

EGORY,s VANILLA rRFAM CANDY.
NJ This exceedingly rich and delicious article Is manufacinr
for subscriber at Isl william 81, who " the
inventor and proprietor the recipe. The public apped
that tho article called Candy, which manufactured by
almost ali the CONFECTIONERY throughout the city, vanls
Cream andy erroneonsy supposed but quite
different thing The genuine mucL cannot De made by any
are most earnestly and respectfully invited 10 all and
tia 9l William V between Fulton and John sis
je28 w. @RE6oNr.
% Old Engiishde.
75iars snd rs hsg~ braady Ckeese
for sai~by HARTMAN BIRDS ALL, Brokers and
myI7 Ccsnmissssn Merchasu, - and % s's' "
ID q. BROWN - Co. having eperea Cence nosS
IL. lthe Naearal a Ne Warren street. and laid IN och
tie choicest Wins Liquors., he, hope ~ set heron
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-03
GRAND STREET GARDEN -Tbe public are

~ respectfully Informed that the Saosnard Garden
attached tohe confectionery store, No 8 Grand street. be-
Edrdge Asn openeshfor the The gar
den ~ibe handsomely every fair evening snd good
Band ct ausic is cngassdo play tyse the
throughout the season. Tuesdays Thursdays Satur-
days The Refreshments OF the best kind ice
cream i ot TO be found IN the city, Call and try IL
lkaisr
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-03

IL uAT kACE.-A Boat Race will take place 70 4rh
- oJdy starting from the Heb Gate Ferry House.
rowing round Blackwells Island The first will for
boats 20 foe long or unr starting at oclock of
81 The second ocio.k Silver Pitcher
nader Boat Clubs wishing their boats
application 10 James H. Wall the Hell Gate Ferry Hense
BENZ. TKUES House, Bowery,
e27,iijyet between Hos .ton and First It,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-03
4 IOMNsED INTEIIIGENCEO FEICE. Nn

IL 10 Chambers si-Pleae take notice this
been hong established, and that excellent
be had the shortest notice Thos WHO
servants should apply Immediately. No. 70 just tin
Of Broadway. sS-u
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-03

ErOUNTH OF JUDT BALL At CALlJ.
WELLS LANDlNG.-jreat preparations making
sg for Party, Dancing, &c. at IT, }. ~akenan's House.
Cald~ers Iznng North River, the evening OF
July Plenty OF pretty girl God bless heB will
she'd divine halo the joyous festivities r joyous
must be when eraced by lovely woman. jeI9rjy4H&Cs
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-03

vUNOLU LOZENGEs.-An excellent article for colds
coughs, a-tkaas NC, for sale wholesale aud retail Ivy
NATHAN r. GRAHAM,
III II Druggist and Apothecary, 70 Nassau St
DUBLIsHFD THIS DAv-Mrs Opie's celebrated
story Of After the Ball, or The Two Sir William by
w. SANDFORD 70 Ann
N.B Men and boys wanted 70 cell tAe same. je9
HARTMAN A. BIRDsALL, 50 Water street, ofe
II TOR sale, cheap Cor cashi
so tubs Welsh Butter 90 rkns Orange dol 100 Kegs low
prt ed suitable for bakers Brandy Cheese 50kegs do
40; 200 do superior do ~ barrels 10 dos 90 boxes Pne Apple
Cheese; Hams, family e Shoulders DO do,
equal 70 Burlington HARTMAN BlRDsALL,
myle 80 and ~ water street.
COMPOUNDTINCTUR OF KREOSOTE,
~ pafrUnixed by Physicians and Dentists manufactured by
r. ~ COLEMANI CO. Baltimore sole prsprietors, who az
labor and expressive nves alton, have succeeded in
being able the public positive and speedy remedy
for commencing decay the Teeth sd disease Of the Sums
fragrant and pleasant wash Tor preserving them n healthy
conditions which entirely vegetable and free from any acid,
causic ak other deeterous ingredients Forsse whole
sale and retai, by the psoprfetors agent :, o oc.
Druggist and ApoIhecsry, No 70 Nassau street,
je2e-u corner Fulto-.
II ILLs Of all denominations, o. the BANK OF BEN.
- NINGTON VERMONT, purchased at per cent discount,
BY WIN. ~ Mckee CO, "a William st., scar Wall
ST No ts on shs nsnk has ever been coaa,erstssL
is6fts
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-03

~ champaign ieBio so wines
ing OF fine and middliag qualities, maiea. sherry, pert su
.laret and porier, received
Egyptian Ala porter aud ale put for expectation.
and ar believed ~ snrsss IN Hasar and ,xcri
enre any bnleA 4 city. Dor sale moderate prices Iy
THOMAS MEANS, RI Water street,
enc door east ofo.a Zip
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-07-01
THE MOUNT VERNON FARMER.

The fame of Gen. Washington as a soldier and
statesman is universally known and highly admired
by all who appreciate talents, worth, and love of
country; but his character as a farmer was less
known in his day, and his memory in this respect
was not yene ated according to its desert Possess
ing ample means, and the most ardent love of rural
life he wa: ofthe first experimental and practical
farmers in Virginia: His estate at Mount Vernon
consisted of ten thousand acres of land all in one
body equal to about Is square miles. 1t was divi-
ded into farms of convenient size at the distance
of 2, 3, 4, and miles from his mansion house.
These farms he visited every day in pleasant wealth
er, and was constantly engaged in making expert
ments for the improvement of agriculaase,
Some idea of the extent of his farming operations
may be formed from the following factsi IN 1887 he
had 500 acres in grass-sowed 600, bushels ol
oats-700 acres with wheat, and prepared as much
more for corn, barley, potatoes peas BEANS &c. and
so with turnips His stock consisted Of 40 hor.
ses, IL cows, 235 working oxen heiers and steers
and 500 sheep. Heconstantly employed $50 hands
and kept "a ploughs going the whole year, wher
the earth and the state of the weather would permit
In 1856, he slaughtered $50 hogs, weighing 500
for the use of his family, besides provisions for hi
negroes.-.SiH CuituraList .--:.' 81.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-07-01
TRAVERSE JURY.

BlOom--Israe Wells, Thomas Painter Daniel
Melick.
Byiar Creek.--JOmes Evans, Jr. Ludwig Die
trich.
0Iadison.--Clark Dildine, Abraham WilliTer
John P. Ewes, VIM. Michael.
Derry.-Reubih Martz, Thomas Gillin, Robert
Mckee.
Roaring Creek.-Sobastian Hover, Isaac Rhoder,
Peter Kline, Adam Marks, James A. Fox, Asa T.
John, John Perry.
CattatoiSSa.-Joseph Brobst, Geo.. Drum.
~, Green'Oood.-Joseph Lemon, John M. Parker,
Tho. Mendinshall,
Sugar Loqf-Philip Creakbaum.
Mount PledSnnt-Curtis Stattin.
Fishing, Creek.-Wm. Robbins, Tssac Kline,
Philip Appeman. - ..-.'. /,
Liberty: Vim. Campbell John McMahen, Jacob
Budman, John McWilliams.
MiGiin.-Christian Miller.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-07-01
s-y7on our fourth page will be found

Ton our fourth page will be found
the DEcLARATioN OF INDEPENDENcE-a
uocument to which we have invariably CIV
EN- publication, during our editorial career.
on the eve of each anniversary. 1t can
neither be read too often nor too carefully;
for the pure language, the thrilling detail of
Expressions, and the unequalled display
of patriotism and love of county, must light
up feeling for the venerable signers, and
induce a nourishment of those principles of
liberty and equality, which can alone per-
petuate our republican institutions. Their
virtue and wisdom made them objects of
admiration while living; and since they have
all departed hence to more peaceful home,
and for more glorious reward, let us en-
deavour to inculcate their principles; and
hand them down from generation to gener-
alton, as evidences of their greatness and
bur gratitude.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-07-01

BCPWe are pleased to observe our neigh
bors of the berwick Sentinel taking am
active stand in opposition TO the Mammoth
Bank and its vile litter of Shin-plasters.
But public sentiment demands such an ex-
preston from every quarter; and since the
Wings have boastingly raised the question
of the Bank against the People, every in
dependent editor should exhibit his colours,
and espouse the cause he loves best. 1t is
better to fall in the advocacy of just cause
than to rise by bribery and corruption.
"Vor popuR Oor Del est" and hostility
10 nlonoPolies is the pure spirit Of derhoc-
tacy.-We send our neighbors kindly
greeting.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-07-01

TExAs'-Bustamonte declares that he
will prosecute the war against Texas, with
renewed energy. The young Republic,
is in much worse condition, Than was ex-
pected. A Bill for the effecmal suppress
sion of Gambling passed the Texan Con
gress. They were discussing the expediency
of incorporating a large Banking Institution.
Let them beware of this; it may be a worse
enemy than the Mexicans. The Arkansas
Gazette, complains that Texas has infringed
upon the territory of that State. Mexico
is in dreadful situation. 1t is said to be
on the verge of Bankruptcy.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-07-01


6@Gen. Hamilton, formerly Governor
of South Carolina, has addressed publish
ed letter to Nicholas Biddle, in which he
suggests compromise between the two
political parties of the Union, for the pur-
pose of giving reliefto the money market,
by chartering National Bank, He alludes
TO private correspondence with the same
Individual; and we opine that the proposed
compromise will be acceded to by Old
Nick. The General suggests the appoints
ment of Delegate by each bank in the
Union to meet in Philadelphia on the Sec
ond Monday in August next TO agree upon
some plan for submission TO Congress-
The Nullifer and the Money King may
propose and act in this matter to suit them
selves; but we feel confident that all their
schemes will prove abortive. The Peo-
pies President and the Democratic mem
bers of Congress have pledged "UNCOM-
PROMISING" hostility against National
Bank-and they will never consent to any
compromise which would either affect their
own integrity or give undue power to their
political opponents:
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-07-01
LIST OF JURYMEN,.
For Colombia county, August term, 1897.
GRAND Jury.

Mfin.--George Longaberger, John Keller, Hen
ry Miller, Abraham Wolf
Roaring creek.---Samuel Adams, James H. Chase :,
John Yost.
Mount Pleasant.-Isaac Musgrove, John Jones,
John Ruckle.
Derry.-Richara Fruit, Evan Hendershot.
Briar Creek.-Charles Bowman, Benjamin Fow.
Ter, Jr Henry Knon, William S. Evans, s. F. Palm
or.
Fishing Creek.-Thomas H. Hutcheson.
HemIOck,-Caleb Barton George Wiilets
Liberty.-Robert Butler.
Mdhoning.--John Wilson.
Sugar Loaf--Frederick Lawbuch,
Limestone.-David Davis
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-07-01

~The 'Danville intelligencer' notices
a rumor respecting the sentiments of Duct.
DAVID PETR1KIN, the Congressman elect
from this district, on the Bank question, g.
assures the public that he MS as open and
fearless in his opposition to THE Or A Uni
he'd States Bank, as he ever VAS We
presume this denial is authorized; and of
course will afford qualification to such MEM
bers of the Democratic party as may have
been led into error respecting his senti-
inents on this question.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-07-01

FLoRiDA-Hostilitie have been renew
ed. All the Indians have fed to the woods,
on account OF an order from Gen. Jessup,
TO prepare them for emigration. 1t is ru-
mored several men haye been murdered
near Big Spring, on the Ocklawana, also,
that Fort Armstrong had been attacked Gen
eral Jessup is at Fort King. Major Gaines
has been assigned to the command of the
Fort at Graress' Ferry. ~