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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-06-09
Number Z.

1t twas with no small anxiety that he a-
gain bent at the shrine of his earlier wor-
ship. He knew not wether more favor
ed worshipper had preceded him. A slight
observation assured him that he had nothing
to fear on the score of 1ivalship. He soon
became a constant visitor, and as the reader
no doubt surmises, favored one. 81, af1rs
1t is not our purpose to detail the progress
of that passion which grew out of the in.
timacy--suffice it that, at least in their case,
the course of true love did run smooth, the
Bard of Avon TO the contrary notwithstan4
ding. They were betrothed and in due
time they were married. The prayers were
said and the "twain became one." iHng
After the conclusion Of the ceremony
Mr.. Wentworth approached the happy pair
with full heart, to bestow his parental
blessing. Albert stepped forward to meet
him with glowing face and taking his hand
said notwithstanding, my dear sir, you have
bestowed upon me priceless gift, for
which the devotion of life will but poorly
repay you, I still have another claim npoa
you, which am persuaded you will readily
acknowledge, so saying he placed in the
hands of Mr.. Wentworth, who was natu!
rally astonished at his address, small
piece of paper. All eyes were fixed on
Mr.. Wentworth as he glanced over the pa
per. A sudden and delightful flush passed
over his countenance, and seizing the hand
of Albert he hastily led him to the wonder
ing bride, and joining their hands said in
tremuIous voice, while tear glistened in
his eye, "my child-Louisa-behold ip
your husband, your preserver-the Young
fireman." We will leave the reader to i'm
agine the scene that ensued. The pape
E was Mr.. Wentworths order on his. banke
S which he left in the hands of Mr.. Littleton
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-06-09
From the Book Of Politeness.
POLITENESS AT HOME.

The truly polite person is polite every
where. He does not reserve his good
breeding for great occasions, or put it on
only when he puts on his dress coat.a AT
home, as well as abroad, he practices the
rules of politeness, which he has taken care
to render habitual. ~ ~ SO "'t ,
Towards all the members of ones own
family, one should habitually be governed
by laws of civility not less precise than
those which govern the intercourse Of gem
eral society; but modified by a degree OF
tenderness mingled with respect, which
cannot be claimed by common acquaintance
To your father you should show adegree
OF respectful Difference, to which no other
person is entitled His opinions should be
received with submission, and his advice
with gratitude and attention. His foibles'
if perceived, should be concealed more care
fully than your own. His comfort and cons
venience should be studied on every OCCASION
and your own should be cheerfully sacrificed
to promote them. Yourmother may perhaps
be treated with more freedom, but with more
tenderness. Happy is the mother to whom
her children render the unreserved homage
of the heart. f-'fl'S'
Other relations, as uncles, ,aunt5, brothers,
sisters, and cousins, claim attention ana
respect in proportion to the dignity and
worth of their characters or the nearness OF
their relationship. They should always
receive a preference over common acquAn.
tance in respect to visits, invitations, and
other attentions of the same kind. This is
the law of nature; and however its violation
NAV be seemingly passed over, the world
never forgives man for sighting those COM
nected with him by ties of eonsanguinity. =
The politeness which should govern the
conduct of married people towards each
other is one of the most important elements
of coniugal felicity. Men who lay aside
all the civility which they practised before
marriage, as soon as the nuptial knotis tled'
and substitute for it the most unlimited lree~
dom of behaviour, will soon find tiat Ia
miliarty breeds contempt and leads to dissen1
ton. A certain degree of respects consis-
ent. with, and indeed essential to, a wen
REGULATED affection, and man should prove
Inv his attention to the laws of politeness in
tio nresence of his wife that he understands,
tbe trnth of the observation she who rs al
gentleman at all, is gentleman at all
times"
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-06-09
MES GEE aTaA.ITE0US
THE YOUNG EIREgLAN.
ny CHARLES p. ILLsLEY,
Fire! Fire !! Fire !p'

ny CHARLES p. ILLsLEY,
"Fme! Fire Fire -
1t was deep midnight as this starlight cry
resounded through the streets of the city.
The booming of dozen bells aroused the
inhabitants from their heavy slumbers, and
soon the naring of torches and the rafting
of engines told that the watchful guardians
of our safety were on the alert. Thrice
blessed is that city, which in the hour Of
danger, has strong hands and willing hearts,
always ready to protect and save theirPro-
perty. We have no foe more to be dread
ed Than the deyouring element. and we cam
not be too lavish of our attention TO that de-
partment whose province is to battle this
enemy.
A broad lurid glare lit up the heaven and
served as guide to those in search of the
source of alarm. 1t was found to be three
story dwelling house. The building being
of wood, by the time a sufficient number
of persons had arrived to act in concert, the
flames had made such progress that the sal
walton of the building was impossible The
attention of the fremen, therefore, was di-
rected towards the noighboring buildings.
The fire had taken in the cellar, and the
lower part of the house was completely
enyeloped in flames, before tine family were
aroused to their danger. The cry of a
child who was nearly suAocatcd with smoke
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-06-09
IPOIAzELaW
From the Buffalo Daily Star.

TO THE SUN.
OnbehOlding a morning beam on my prison ,CaL
BY TIL. ]. SUTHERLAND.
NolO prisoner at the Gayrjson, Toronto, y. c
Why thus obtrude thy glittering ray,
Within my barred and dreary cell;
But to the free proclaim to-day"
My darkness thou canst not dispel-
I, here, no day nor night would know!
So dazzling sun-boams-quickly go!
Go, shed thy light DER half the earth,
And gd the lofty mountains top,
Awake the grove to music's mirth,
And let the hind the heritage crop
Call forth the ploughman to the field,
And bid the soil its plenty yield.
Go shed thy light on Oceans wave,
Where loud terrific waters roar;
There thou some shattered bark mayst save,
By showing forth the wished for shores
And let the shipwrecked seamen gain,
The port long strovo for, but in vain
Go bid awaken to the drum,
The soldier armed for field or strife;
Arouse the cities busy hum,
And call the living mass to life
Where gilded crime is need of praise,
And what is hid by weaths proud blaze.
Go wake the slumbers Of the maid,
And break the lovers dream of bliss;
Merchants recall to schemes Of trade
And let industry sleep dismiss
Go bring the miser to behold,
And count again his mass of gold.
But shed for me no beam so fair,
Nor pierce with light my easement CRATE;
From every ray my dungean spare,
Nor make me conscious of my fate,
Whilst bolts and bars prescribe my lot,
Let night and darkness shroud my cot
April 8, 1888,
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sAsts sci 1ne pest ~ go - The conn
lIDns }Ins one 1al
miles. south of Eulug dat II
on sA acqn on as Hiebv
teins 50 SCI so hica Is .ht
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ST. 7IE 5F n M rs ~,
ASIA Il0Wa g0uNTYs
ID. F. Alexander Attachment
!. R Mel inneY.

J. b. Nc Kinney. 100000
k1TIC j. IS hereby giys thai the above
attachment has been issued at the
suit of the said plaintiffs agaiust the said
defendant as an absconding debto FIR the
saIl aiaresaid, and has been returned t0
this 0IEiee duly executed, and Is now pend-
ing and undetermined IN the Circuit Court
OF IsoWndes Countys State Of Mississippis
and hat nnless the said defendant Shall Up I.
pear, on on before tie second Monday ol
April next, being the first day of the eil
cut court for the e0uRty atoreyaids give
specia bail and plead, judgment viii be-
entered against him, aud the property att
tached viii be sold to satisfy the plaintiff fis !
demands
Witness, the clerk of the said circuit
court, CHS I'D day q ebfllarys 1888
OVID r. BROW n.
Prs. Zee. 50. clerk
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1911
G. N. McCrackin Attachment

VS..
Joel b. Glassup. 993 III
RTOTIC E is hereby given that 1 he above
X attachment has been issued at the suit
Of the salC plaintiff against The said defend
ant as an absconding debtor. for the sum a.
foresaid, and has been returned TO this Office
dniy executed. and IS now pending and unS
determined inthe Circuit Court Of L0wnGies
County, State Of Mississippi; and that un-
less the said defendant shall appear. on or
before the second Monday Of April next.
being the first day Of the Circuit C.,urt
for the county aforesaid. give special bail
andsPleads Judgment viii De entered against
hims and the property attached viii be sold
to satisfy the plaintiff s demands.
Witness, the Clerk Of the said Circuit
Court, this 22d day nf Feburary, 1883.
OVID p. BROWN.
Printers fee, 50 so clerk.
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STATE OF MISS SSIPPL,
LowEDEs CoUNTT.
1927 John v. CockcrhaIn attachment
No for -.

Iob Robinson

JOD y h0DHSOn So0O W
NOTICE Is hereby given, thatthe above
in attachment has been issuedat the suit
Of the said plaintiff against the said defend-
ant as an absconding debtor, for She sum a.
toresaid, and has been returned to this Of.
fee dulyse1ecuteds and is now pending un-
determined IN the Circuit Court Of I.owndes
County, State Of Mississippi and that me
The county aforesaid, give special bail and
plead, judgment viii Be entered against
hins and tie properly attached viii be sold
10 satisfy the plaiptii ss demands.
Witness, the Clerk of the said Circuit
Coars, this 22d day nf etnrary, 1883.
OVID r. BROWN,
Printer Zee, 81 SO clerk
QE.Sw
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ia n asl Hc


ATTon IS LtNs
III continue 6 devote BIS time and
afgention fioes 90 tire duties Of
his profession and viii practice N CIR.
cVit Courts ol les onee hee.
ks,l Winston, 9aktibbeav chicka-
saw, and ilaWaF uglies; and IA lie Sps
prene and chansery cunls, at lacks
Nlississ bp
Once III Columbus,
1anaafV 10s Ie7
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STATE or MS 81 SIPPE.
LoWNpEs EoUNzY
George Barber llaebaent

George Barber Attachment
VS.. or
IN. Nicholson, IO16 6
OElCE isherebY given, above
attachment has been sued 81 the
suit Of The said plaiktiF aeaiIist re s; =
eeiendants as an abscondi1R bot te ne
S4m alosssaid and las been returned fo
tlis ONCE duly ,gecpted and s rs nena
ING ana undetermined in he cfcuil cist
o. Lowndes Countys State b ppi
and that M iess the said de lenaahf
pear, en q before the second A1on1ag s.
April next being die efsf dav 81 Is eifr,,;t
court toE tbe ceunsg aforesaid. eise snec
pail ana plead judgment VIII Sc entered
against aiU and tie r0DefIt sifsrhe
vii 6e sold . sasisly ~ psinlilf de-
mands
Nyllpesss the clerk "a cirrr
soaF'' this 22d DAY ql eef
oVIB n BROW
f.nsef fse clerk
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TIE STA 9'l9 or IA TSSI IS IP5I. /
MONROE COLN9,T
Al M Mayo, Attachment
1na g

John kds lawson 1ll1 04s
u JI1te = is hereby givens that the above
Il attachment has been issued AZ the SUIT
Of the said plaintiff against the said detend-
anls as m abscondine deb1oss for the sum a.
toresaid aud has been returned 20 this ONCE
duly execntesl. and IS now pending and un-
determined - the Circuit Court 0l Monroe
fsnrseRAy
before the fourth Monday 81 April next,
being the fourth day Of the Circuit Court Of
the county aforesaid. give special bail and
plead, Judgement win be entered against
him, and the property attached viii Be sold
to satisfy the plaintiff demands.
Witness, the clerk of said circuit court,
this 22d day 81 February. 1883.
Isl IN. BIJCKTN1TIAN Clerk
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ST. H on


Qua - AAlaas
Alfred rski1.
a Ie j IS lIeby 8 ser. llat fne sasSs
uient has been nea g e
suit d said plainsi. agaiI'sf VI sll
lcudaa N - hiding -
sum Iofesai9. sl.e has been FetuElea 81
this 81 &c d0I9 ezecnfed. and IS DOW penes
il e aud eIefnined ID the lreslis A,oslgs
.0l o7ndes County State q g llss R5
and thaf uniess the said iendans s.e e
ahpea ou or tefore Be second Alonday q
pfil next, being the lst lay g ne >,lFsais
Court FIR The county aforesa ei9e sPssss.
bail and plead, Judgment plill pe sslssts.,
against him, and the proteity g leos Aslli
Be sold q satisfy the plant ss dstiaa..sls Z
Witness, the clerk Of The said selr
cont. this 22d day Sc February 1888.
t)YlD r. BROWN,
Pre fep so clerk
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STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
LowNDEs COUNTY,
l469. James Hodges Attachment
lanes N. Roll. a0nS Rn
Jane M. Ben.

NOFlCE is hereby given that the above
IN attachmenthas been issued atlhe suit
Of the said plaintiff against the said defend
ant, as an absconding debtor, for the sum
aforesaid, and has been returned to this Of
nee duly executed, and is now pending aud
undetermined in the circuit courl cfIaowndes
county, State OF Mississippi and that unless
the said defendant shall appear on or before
the second Monday Of April next, being
the FIRST day Of the circuit court for the
county Aforesaid, give special bail and plead,
Judgment win be entered against him, and
the property attached viii bc sOld to satisfy
the plaintiffs demands.
Witness. the clerk Of the said rircuil
court this 22d day Of February, 1888.
OVID P. BR1RN,
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THE ST'4IE on MSS SISSTPPI.
MONROE COUNTY.
!. White Attachment
John RI T,a,veon 90 Sc

gDtA.A - - 80 essSstAss NO5 oGls
NOTICE Is hereby giveHs that The above
= attachment has been issued al the suit
ot the said plaintih against the said defen-
1ant as an absconding debtor, for the snfn
aforesaid, and has been reenrned 20 this
olhc.. duly executed and i now pending and
county, State 0f Mississippi, and that un-
less the said defendant shall appear. On or
before the fonrth Monday of April next,
being the first day Of the circuit court for
the county Aforesaid, give special bail and
plead. Judgment viii be entered against Inn
and the prop attached viii BE sold to sat-
lsfy the plaintiH demands.
Witness, The Clerk 81 the SAID Circuit
Courts this 22d day of E Fel1nraras 1888
s. II pTIfRf ~ fsEI + m lrtio4l,s
Southern Argus., 1838-03-13

YAEE ciicc IN THE
Monroe ,fla
s,pHt Counties
one dn6 east
g Nflt's CIt.hia
@Q'aNae BOY 1887
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vs.
JOB i. Robipson I'D IA
HY0TIcf hereby Z 81. that The above
aftachnien, has been issued at the
IS ne sa;d pIaintih against the sald eelena-
an. A an Ascending debtor, lor Z e sum ~
foresaid, and has bsea returned g tnss 9..lss
a,,ig sxecuted, and Is now pending and IN.
,isrermiined in the Circuit Eonri of sowhdes
Comfy, State Of Mississippi and that til-
less the said defendant shall appear, on or.
before the second Monday of April next
being the first day oftbe Gircnit Court ior
the county Aforesaid, give special bail and
plead, Judgment win be entered against
him, and the property attached viii Be sold
10 satisfy the plaintiffs demands
Witness, the Clerk Of be said Circuit
Court, this 22d day Of February. 1888
OVID II BROWN.
Printers Zee, 81 so. clerk.
34.4w
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fhe SUBJ
business IS feS' 1S,
81 The City he isnos
cole orders for Baer
attend sien
hes enf q his 3. - 81
s.' etmerly occupied b
JOHN
Southern Argus., 1838-03-13

kMAl FL & GAINEs
& acqnaini eil customers ga
ieo aaiaes and James n
c11finne tie act0faee sD,l
hssiness On their own account
fhe ilt Sc pleased q. attend q ~
p slch 81 their friends g 8.
them HIta Their patronage.
Southern Argus., 1838-03-13
TfIIlelN EnfoI.l,la 1Losl.

3nOgS1ee, Rope 1aCSsag, Sc.
.FWgHE e1l Crs Ders are ANT l0rI1ed
70 INFORM the public of this section u
general, that he will have III store by the
1st October nexts directly from Tire Paris
Mills. Kentucky
1000 pieces Heavy 3agsitgs
1000 Coils Hale Rope,
5000 pounds Tyvinc,
1000 pieces Negro Iimseys,
500 do Kentucky Jeans.
s. B. DRAKE & co.
Columbus. Mi. Jan. IS, 1888. On
Southern Argus., 1838-03-13

sHH4f1k subscriber riFe . red M.
trslaD under fhe f5rm
81 g DIR q sGzdDJs.7s err
for the fFausaGiioh q ComnisSi,H
81 Mobile. Rey viii be PREPARED +,
Eeige business s. liie 18th 0cinef q
EItssi'i lsBLfIlY MAIJIf)Iv
la(1hElasE u MONT. .AGlJF
Mol3iles @ +7ztf
Southern Argus., 1838-03-13

kANk. s hereby given, thar the above
\ attachment has been issued It the suit
Of the said .plaintil against the said defens
Aforesaid and he's been returned o this oE-
ice duly executed, and IS now pending
and undetermined in the Circmt Court 81
LoWndes County, Sfate of Mississippi. and
that unless the said defendant shall appear.
on - before the second Monday or April
next. being the FIRST day 81 the Circuit
court for the county afofes eiye special
bail and plead, judemeEs VIII l5e entered
against hiIns and the property attached win
Be sold % satisfy the plaintiffs demands.
Witness, the clerk Of the said circuit
court this 22d day Of February 1855
OVID =. BElI)V9lI
Printer fee, 81 so eF
Southern Argus., 1838-03-13

.l1P TN ERSI4I P.-I;Ts
G4tNFS AID JAztEs FfTzsIrS.
having this dsy entered into bdsinew
the haihe and tyie of
alitts Fttistulmoas
" glye their slsentiot exclusively d
age N3isSftss.
hey i oe pleased To attend 10 IL
slticss OF the cif ai the late En
u a NGEls6 G AlNES,
And respectfully soliciI theif pAllUns.
and that . any niheFs who may eui1
them with their Business. They Vii
marx, that L viii be heir utma.l can
merit he confidence 81 lBeir friends.
GEO. ~. GAME.
JAMES FITZsIAls y Si
AlBbile. e1fs 4. 18S7.-S.t
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THE 8 1.4IsE or II sTPPT !
t1YROE COUNTY.
Bickerstaf asHargroye, Attachment
IhoTlas y kenealI.

0Il f is hereby given, that the above
Y attechnaent aas cen issued ~ tie uit
aforesaid and has besn eturned to this Of
fice duty kecnted. and IS now pending and
.uNae mined IA The Circuit Court 81
Monroe soantys State 81 Mississippi and
that unless the said defendant shall appear,
onor before The fourth Monday Of April
next being the frst day 81 the Circuit Canrs
TOR the county aforesaid, give special bail
and pleass iuS cement VIII he ente cred gainsi
him, and be property attached vii sbe sold
% satisfy The plaintiff s demands.
sAiknes the clerk 81 sille said circuit
court. this FIRST day 81 March, 1883.
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Southern Argus., 1838-03-13

AllRs a.giqE.Ne
oEsI & ROSE hare shi,s.,
cqrnec With YIEIf6N
sem and under The nan
F GIBSON, win cos,.as,
general FACr0RkfsF
Commission Busfnes
ln III & cis5 81 Mobile.
1eg have mad such arrange
1oases u New 0fleans, IS viii easkI
henils preferred or sired bg ~.
TONERS. e lls G sllin. Of ectlo6
Ger luce q lIai pI and to
.theul with such nteessariesaS ihe9
al.9 o. terms they can De boas +, n
te spllcil share ef rsaage. sBll i.
osg hdgliiy and psoa 't Iteisiaa.
ALFRED B. HOLT.
lflfIN n. RtSR
llsIsI94af GlRSoy
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TGlslZ3 fl1lil14
Persons btel / Is Pearl Gay 60.
81 SAVE cost by calling 81 John Sag
oi anes s.. and settling q e
counts andnd t0 are utaoti2ed b set-
lie The BUSINESS DtIce b he louptn
Southern Argus., 1838-03-13

oLGl on. r.
ship heretofore er
George s Gainks ana Joaass.s
manuel 81 6sisss
Has lls dag ceased 81
ae unsettled BUSINESS of ire
feIlIed 81 either of.fbe uNls.
iDe name 81 ne fra, nsed 4 liaa:s
GF0
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THE Isl & q .fl q lII SlSIS s 775T57 )
MONROE g0LlVT'Y


g = Is Hereby gwen that the above
bn.enk las been issued &C the suit
eE the sad piaiiiti gainst BE- defend
ant, an hsc1ndifR debtor fer the snn
alnresaiI. and has been returned "a this
.oIce duly e1ecates and now pending
end plld If.inel ID the Circuit oufk
ll1onfoe County. State nl and
that utl less tIle ank shall apn
81 d sl5fe tile part Monday so pHil
beins Ire 6fst ~ the kcait
Court ioF be county atofe aid, eire si6l
9fil AnQ pleads eraent @iI be 4ed
salns slfns Apa he 81 sItael Ill
o. 81 30 gisi Tie detnar
llpes the s the circuit
eopit. this ffst day |afch 1885
ssti ll. Clerk.
H E d & S
Mon oE
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THE SI.44.E q F SS ri I,
MONROE COUNT
Benjamin Coop,goea Assachmens
8Qa an
Iohn Il. - 80.

NJ 1ts is hereby given, lat the above
IN attachment as been issued az the suit
Of the said slainli 81 lyaiast the said detend-
ant, as Ga abscnnsing debtors the snTa A.
foresaid, and has been fetui sd 10 tins slllce
duly executed, and Is now pending and na-
ia the cifcnik Court ns Monroe
County State 81 Mississippi and tha IN
less the said defendant shall appear on Or
before lie fourth Monday 81 April next,
being the first day Of the Circuit Court for
the county aforesaid, give special bal and
plead judgment viii be entered against
him, and he property 3 ttached will be sold
10 satisfy the plaintiff enansls.
VpitEess, the clerk of Inc said circuit
court, this 2sd slay uf February, 1883.
Sell. BI KIN 6 III a NJ, Clerk.
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"1EI7WNE ~nf8fI weHTrF441 H'1HHIs17 f-sS.1
tso good Plonel ofses foF 49,.
far pfices for A Fo
lesss 3.
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William Snudens q ~
q TO 3 IS hereoy given tha he aoofe
aslac hlnenk has 5e issneE al klle plk
81 the said plainli1 against the said deI<nQs
an, ii az absconding debtor. laI The s.nl 2.
foresaid and has been returned lo o.
Gee duly e1ecu tetl, 81 IS now pentlinE
0ildeiefnined il The ircul LoQft oI
)fonfoe County State 8 and
that unless fie said defendant Sd psas,
On 81 belofe The lnafih Montla Aprll
nexg being The first da the Silroit
conel foe the county aforesaid, give speelal
bail and plead roent viii be entered
against him, and e property attaches viii
be sold e satisfy che plainli demands
Witness the Clerk of he said 8 iEc1lk
Court, this 22d day nf F Febnrarys 1887
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esn llt tFs under i
g. sk G 81. expired 8
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Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1838-11-24

|I00 bushels Dry Peaches, for sale by
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Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1838-11-24

A BRIG SuNK.-We learn from the book Of
the Exchange, that as the steamboat Charles
ton, Penoyer, bound to New-York was pro-
ceeding down the Bay on Saturday night Nov.
9Th. she ran into the brig lancet of Charleston.
She struck her abaft the fore Channels, on the
lafboard side, cutting her down, and the stem Of
the boat entered the deck about three feet and
cut within four or five plank Of the cardboard
streak--the brig filled Immediately. The sea-
men saved nothing bnt what they had on.
Fortunately the cabin was on deck, which en-
abled the captain to save his chronomoters,
charts, &c.
The Charleston took the brig in tow, and
brnrght her to the flats at Newcastle, aud run
L ashore at high water, within short dis
lance of the Piers.
The L. was from Charleston with a cargo
of rice, cotton, &c. and bound to this city.
The cotton kept the brig from sinking. A
part Of the cargo and vessel was insured in
this city, and a part in Charleston--on the
brig $1,000 was insured. .--Cou. 8 Eng. !.