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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-03
DIED.

AtIocust 0rsve, ssnds PsN L T. on Friday, eist ult
Mary ssnds. In the 18th year ot her age
In this city, the sst u john Van Bussum, jim aged
" Also Samuel Parker In the s4h year OF his sge.
Al williamsburg l., on Friday, 5isi ult of
Joha l. white. aged l5 years. -
Al New York on the sist ut, WIN. Wright Bedci son Of
an, Rev NJ H. Hendpson of Trinity Church, aged years
Al Lapeer county, Michigan on the 9Th ult Mary A., In
the year Of her sge daughter OF Jseph Dsm efhis
xiNew,os, Fairfield county Hon. william Edsond aged
wahington, Adams ccpry, sfss the 10th slt. Cello
mel Andrew Marche veterss OF The revelation and the
father OF the Mississippi press lie printed ballad the
w,nut Hills In ~ 60 with mall mahogany pres which
no hgA brought from London In 7oothe type used
fous 90 lbs and vas The hrm prn.E dose ls.. aIsrct
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-03

nrFICns no Lry', ~ No. s1 Bresaw AZ. few
~ dssrs frem p<i rect lev, ard possescr
give Immediately. Inepv on Se premises ~ yAnEs
CLARK. Sc
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-03

ANEW YORK TATTEnSALLs.- The regular
~ ses this well known establsnment wIicoomeaes this
a.. al IA O'Clock with carrsge~ harness &c. Among others
shs, win We offered will be ose very handsome light en-
wagon leather top sings wagcn
v,ysI es sgors &C &C. nod OF elegant sisRle hss
ses wkhou, buckle Miaocceh The sale Of horses v,i
crmme-~e vi ep will be offered n esaloguc Of sbout ~
horses sr~rg which will besoond zoe pairs apd single
korss. s~ltahle fnr work or fsr the read.
uEO. w. MtlLER, Proprietor.
Su escc~ssor y W. wssscr.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-03
M u n 81 Y nj A f * y; z,

sales yesterday extensive, chiefly time Delaware and
Hudson receded per cent? State Bank cent? Farmers T.
fell Oh per ceEt Paterson de lined per cent also Ston-
ingon. Sales Of Treasury noies at premium.
These large sales OF fancy stocks, Time caused by
the baaks continuing refuse loans these securities The
cause Of this usa Is Hot much that the securities them
selves bat because the losses Of the banks
supposed be, Indirectly, than their pro6ts by the
operation is therefore, with view to check The specula
ton il stocks that this spunued by the banks.
The resumption thus far has worked remarkably we'll Do
meslic exchanges very low except the extreme
SOUTH Of the banks towards the desired
object are more sluggish than els where.
The yesterday as fsllow:-
Basson .' a sight, par dis carohsa, ss.. dis
s ss%s.s e n:s S'ss 81 s:
On the day last the following the on
OF the principal points,
S Ss" orleans b'e.e' MSsssa,s
At tme probably about 10000 600 dollars dae
from the south and west the merchants New York. and
who the runous xchangs which they
subjected preferred letting remain until they should
get This has, with the decrease Of discount
been gradually quidated; while the stagnaos of busn:ss
produc by the nded condition of the banks has
vented the accumulation OF debt. This with the fact
that the whole country is as in state OF repose with
regard trade, account 10 cegree for the present
favorable Of exchange But Will ih continue
ease when trade shall have ned It's woned vgor!
rivalry and sections jeAousies which main
Of the arrangement of The exchanges In 1885, be
called into action aad again produce the result
csnrosd by the wholesome regulation Of national
The banks Of New orleaa yet show symptoms OF
immediate pon, Other III that Of increased cura
men, circulation Atbis OF the year. when the city
nearly vacated by and the old crops OF
market this atesdsd with serious Inconvenience
chats or planters Is there much dem money
which, II II the case would make resumption hsza
ous by the expiration of asoiner monh when the crop
ready for active dem md for will be expert
encea planters and Is at that OF the
tha, liberal the Of banks become
~ 10 afford planters and ageas scire, In forwarding
their commodity MARKET and continuance Of the present
course OF ins utiens would be felt serious evil
thought however, that specie payments be
effected by The first Of January next
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-03
state Of Trade.

With the exception Of Dry Coos trade. The markets
are generally active and do at from
the Z condition dnrrg the last ", ek
CorrEEThc stocks OF most all kinds continue light, and
the arrivals this added muchle The
sales have made nj the fol lowing jamaica Is
IS; Laguira ID III Brazil ia IL; Porto Rico H. month";
and 81 Domingo, ea sac cash
suGAs-Th marEet sl remains with very Little change
fro our sales have been made the folio ng
rates rico, "a sE new orleans, .; Cubs ~
81 Croix, a 3 4ms nths.
BREApsTuTrS fhe qua atty OF Flour on hand H. for this
season unusua, anal the arrivals having been rather
larger few days. falling OF IN prices has ensued The
dc nd "a ght the We quote Ohio,
a IS TIE; New york city, 15n commoa brsad western,
T2s; fancy, $50 Howard street t75e Iel Other HI, d
remain without change In grain lot Of Nerh Csrens
brought L57i some foreign has bees sold IS The
price Tor corn steady, thsugh week Sales
ieraay were 90, by weight The news tom the
CROPS csnases be favorable timely showers having
retrieved dropping appearance In some degree that in
tbs sta.r will be much under 80 average crop
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-03

CUPPING AND LEECHING.
u CUPPlN4 performed by experienced person-alss,
perior Swedish Leeches-srped time Of day
night, sale, wholesale retail the drug of
j. B. NONE GA Broadway.
NJ B-5bO0 Superior Leeches last received ap30-lmis
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-03

nEPiLATOR " pow DER-for removing super.
aucus hall. without the inc ,avenienc G, after an sp
Pile ton of minut-s-On sale wholesale and retail by
LEWIS rEUCHTwANGER.
su5i z Cou-tlsnat II.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-03
Orr CAST CLoTTIEyss w,ArTED a. . s. ch. :,

- street, BY II. IA JENNINVS, IsrRe qusntily ul
gtntrers secopa hand clscs Tor which he will pay The
bic cash prices Persons having cothsg TO d. Of
viii do well To call be VIII give al least 25 cent
prcssn, delayed ssr the let Of October Ale
IN the nssses snser Gentlemen leaving or sending their
address, will he attended to- S-sod<w'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-03

the adjacent country The Truss listed appI
ed by Surgeon, who has devoted Partculsr attention the
subject Of Hernia the construction and application
Trusses his Office, No Ann street 6rosd way
from the American Museum, where they may be had
" hoesale retail.
Also general assortment Of suspencry bandsges The
manufacturers price.
Trusses by the do1en At the Lowest cash price
~. B-0bserve particularly the and sunber-2 DR..
Glover au2e-lm-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-03

FOREIGN IMPOHTATIONS.
AAvRE-Per Hauc.
y Breth CO indie I @ Psrrot
X Braem bkls wine I5S McCrakenk Co Bur stns 24ev
Barley $50 } 1ouchard c. III
- casks NrideIsr L Co 8
Calemard cas- e Riou -
A Lentelhsn 4 Co 100 Y Fielder
n Nenrquez c. ndze 4 Order z
Marriott casks
A Handler pkgs
Courtoes Magenx bgs mseaegal Y
Gray, Lussnc Noel cks wine 80
Rogers Co
AUX CAyEs-Per Lucy.
Hilbert tons lgwoods 90 bgs coffee <o4
:" bgs coffee l6 spkgs 8
wv Delafed bgs coffee 41 wP Fnrness 6gs coffee 81
/" bdls iron 27s Brooks do 80
A Rossire bdls rod 50
PASSEN GERS.
HAvRE-Per Havre.
A Bocklink Gear Grehred
50 storage
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-03

RRUsH WiRE-Numbes 30 spd % snbesled brass
LEWIS FEucurwANeKR,
suSi Ceurtlsrd Il
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-03

SPEAKTN0 TnUnPETs, Of superior aus'is
- and wuk usnshkp ma sufsctnred ard Cor sale by
snis LEWIS kEUoM rwANcnA, Ceursasdt -
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-03

nR. CHURCH,s GENUINE VEGETARLE
~ LOTION. ecomme nded by the Faculty for Diseases The
face ans skin This LOTION excsled by other In world;
teradleates TAM ecklss PIN PIES all
neous eruptons has been administered the proprietor
with eat success, for In Europe and
II perfectly safe yet powerful Possesses all the good
qualities OF the most ceebr ated cosmetics bottle
will be found sufficient prove lis value.
TO be had Of the proprietor DR.. CHURCH, 1873 Bowery,
cor. Spring si-inA
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-03

port Of New York. September 80 p. M.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-03

Aug 2h lat 20 as lon u.s. brig Charles Wells, nine days
from Boston for Havana.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-03

Yonths sDs chidren's hats from 81 50 10 geo
The above prices but sma advance the he
material and wcrk naEshp-consequeBiy ell b.
made for cash, without any devisons from
prices
Also unrvaIed OF Cloth Fsscy CAPS d
wholesale and retail Country ceaer supplied on The nsss
favorable terms q. WATSON,
myll-3ms l4 Chatham 81 doors from Mulberry.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-03

Composftf0n Orna nae M msnuJactory,
5e4 Broadway, New York.
~ JOHN CALLER respectfully informs Architects srs
Builders that he continues furnish de
scrplon finishing Of buildings the loves
terms.
N. b. Specimens canse The mandatory above
Ornaments got MP To any design. Hye6ns
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-03

No postpoRement tire nj this establishment the
grand from Broadway the from
the weather.
TLe Gates will be opened al o'clock when the Grand Mil
ilsry Band i'll perform variety Of popular National Airs &c
TICKET rs only SO cents
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-03

- =. sYLvEsTEH, sssck end Escksnre eroker,
0s has not removed hot eeonses hrs I'D stand NJ.
Hrosdwsy and n wailsucs wsre he bees esshshes
for the aa n years al
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-08-01
THE GAZETTE.
M AR P1N BURG " "A.
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 1, 1888.
RESUMPTION OF SPECIE PAYMENTS.

We think we may at length venture
TO congratulate the country upon the
rapidly approaching termination Of the
reign OF SHIN PLAsTERs. The better
judgment Of the people has triumphed
over the short.sIghted, ruinous, and
desperate projects of the Executive (;
and the fruits Of the victory will soon
be enjoyed in restoration Of CONNER
ctal and business confidence betwet n
man and mnn-between corporations
and individuals-and between the GO
vernment and the people. The vaults
of banks will be opened 10 pay specie,
but We venture the hope that more will
flow into them, than out Of them. For
the vaults, and safes, and silken pur.
SEES Of individuals, will also be opened,
and the banks will become, as by the
laws OF trade they must, when they en-
ioy the confidence OF communities, the
r,ceptacles of the main portion of the
specie in the country. When specie
can no longer command a premium by
reason of The confidence thar is felt in
its paper representative, no greater
of coin will remain in circula-
lion than is necessary for change. The
people will have no inducementto hoard
he precious metals, and it would seem
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-08-01
ished the communication wien the day

ished the communication wien the day
began to dawn.
At tina, moment the sound Of clari-
ons playing the air Of Diana struck
my ear. Casting my eyes towards
tho Cgsarian gate, ! beheId troop Of
soldiers, and heard at distance, other
trumpets sounding C@sar's march. |,
was the reinforcement that had been
promised me-.wo thousand chosen men
who, to hasten their arrival had march
cd all night. II has then been deere
I'd by the Fates," cried ], wringing my
hands, 'thnt the great inlquity should
be accomplished-that, for the purpose
of averting the deeds OF yesterday, the
troops should arrive to-day. Cruel
destiny, how thou sportest with the
affairs ofnIortals! Alas il was but
TOO. true, what the Nazarino exclaimed
whom writing on the cross. "AHis con.
summated."
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-08-01
BERKELEY SPRINGS.

During the excessive heat OF lag
week, we made delicious retreat oil
few days, at this celebrated watering
place. We left a pleasant company o
some seventy or eighty visiters, whlch
number, we doubt not has been dou-
bled by tins time. We were much gra.
titled 10 see that extensive and import
ant improvements have been made a
The promenades and baths, since ihe
last season. A beautiful new Canopy
has also been erected over the prince
pal spring, at cost, we understand, Z
from six to seven hundred dollars.--
The bathing accommodations are sald,
by many, to be the finest in America
and, indeed, we doubt, if any oihes
bathing place, can boast suoh results
ia the cure of rheumatic diseases. Ca'
ses have come under our own observes
ton, within a few years past, in whlc'
individuals arriving at the springs wefi
utterly unable TO use their limbs, any
required 10 be carried 10 their chami
hers, and thence to the baths. In Anew
short weeks, we have seen the san1
persons, careerlng over hill and valley
in riding parties, and mingling Joyous
lv in the dance and waltz, as nlmO'1
and cheerfuly as though their l'"O
ard joints had not been so recen''
wiItered, stiffened and useless aPp'H
dagcs to the body. We have seen '"I
bilious invalid and the sallow-vls'seu
dyspeptic, arrive with an apparent
shattered constitution and a ston'''
even the delicious enloym'D
Of the bountiful tables of the Pawn"
and Coffee ouse--and in short INV
The same individuals, with every P"'
steal energy awakened to action paw
been seen in the full enjoyment OF e''
y berant health, revealing amid NV
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-08-01

that all tina. is not desir.bl.
for the convenience of small chanps
will rapidly find its way into the vault,
Of the banks.
A result such as this, has been com.
batted for several years. BY oil the
power, and patronage, and influence Of
the Executive OF the general govern.
ment. The return Of prosperity bas
been retarded by every clog that could
be thrown around it. The government,
has sought by every measure tina, ia
ingenuity could suggest, 10 acquire the
possession and control of the specie a,
the country, doubtless with a view Of
discussing i: in such manner as to re.
tain its own power. The Redress il
the work Of the people. In every i'm.
portant battle, for nearly twelve.
month. the minions of the Executive
have been rebuked and vanqushed, by
the expression OF the popular will. The
people have spoken in voice that ha,
carried a trembling and fearful con.
sternation into the administration ranks
but which they have yet dared to diso
hey. But its influence was not unheed.
ed in the popular branch Of Congress,
and there the check has been given 10
the financial expedients of the Presi.
dent and his which, had they
succeeded, must have enhanced and
perpetuated the proslration Of credit,
and the ruin Of the country. II the sub.
treasury had become the law of the
land, no eye could penetrate the dark
future far enough, to tell when tho
country might be In a condition for d
resumption of specie payments.
We have said that this brilliant 70.
suit is the work Of the PEOPLE. I'd
them belongs all the honor of the vic.
tory. To them il yet belongs, to con ]
summate the glorious work" to drive
the Goths and Vandals out Of Rome
and to place in their stead, an adm.
nistratlon whose wisdom and patriotism
may command the confidence, respect
and gratitude Of the people-an admit
nistration which will not use the pow.
crs and resources of the government.
as engines of continual warfare, against
the country and her institutions-whoss|
strength shall be in the hearts Of ths
people, and not in the purse Of nation-.
who will have no need, (arising from
their laundering, ill.judged, and mis-
chIevous policy,) to sustain themselyce
by host of hireing dependents, and
the use Of the government patronage
to corrupt and pollute the fountains d
popular sentment-but whose constant
desire shall be the welfare Of the who'll
countryside prosperity of every in.
terest-and whose wisdom and foresight
shall be sufficient to guide them TO thess
ends.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-08-01
BANK CONVENTION.
PHILADELPHIA July %, 1888.

AT a convention OF Delegates from
the Banks Of Maryland. Delaware,
Pennsylvania, and Missouri, held this
day at the Bank of Pennsylvania in the
city Of Philadelphia, JOHN B. MORRIS,
Esq. OF Baltimore, was appointed Pre-
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-08-01
RESUMPTION OF SPECIE PAYMENTS.

The following is an official copy of
the proceedings of the Bank Conven.
ton which met at Philadelphia on Mon
day last:
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-04-07
Registers Notice.

IA No all legatees, creditors and other persons in
FL terested IN the estates Of the respective dece-
dents, that the administration accounts of the said
estates have been filed in the office of the Register
OF the county of Columbia, and will he presented
ior. confirmation and allowance. 10 the Orphans
Court to be feld at Danvile in and for the county
aforesaid, on Tuesday, the 18th day of April next,
at o'clock, P,Ah = -
lst. The account Of John Elmer, administrator of
the estate OF Conrad Elmer, late of Derry township
deceased.
3d. The supplementary account of Peter Oman,
executor OF the last will and testiment of James
Grimes, late of Mount Pleasant township, deceas
| ed.
Sd. The account of Sarah Shoyer. late Sarah
Hauck, administrative, with the willaiiiiexed of Ste
phen Hauck, late of Roaring Creek township, de-
ceased ."
4h. The account of Samuel Meck, administra.
tor of the estate of John Stauher late of Mt. Pleas
ant township, deceased
5th The account of Fredrick Hosler. admipis-
traitor of the estate of Joseph Housle late of Ailin
township, deceased.
9th. The account of ofAbraham Wolf and Chris
tlan Wolf administrators ofthe estate O. Catharine
| Wolf, late of Mifilin township, deceased. ..
7th. The account of Henry Lantz. ESQ. execu-
tor of the last will and testament of Abraham Foil
mer, late of Limestone township, deceased.
| sth. The supplementary account of William
Barber administrator of the estate of John Smith,
late of Madison township, deceased .-sar
| 9th. The account of John McRevnolds. ESQ.
administrator of the estate of William Strawbridpe.
late Of Derry township, deceased. ~
10th. the account of Thomas Adams and John
Gingles, executors of the last will and testament of
| Thomas ADAMS, late CT Madison twonship. deceos.
ed.
18th. The account of Ezra s. Hayhurst, execu-
tor of the last will and testament of William Osp,an
late of Catawissa township, deceased
| 18th, The account Of Ezra S. Hayhurst. admin
istrator OF the estate of John Drumheer, late of
Catawi'sa township deceased
18th. The, account Of Ezra S. Hayhurst, admin
istrator ofthe estate of Joseph Rez, late of Cata
wissa township deceased.
l4th. The account of Joseph Hayhurst, execu.
tor of the last will and Testament of Samuel Hart
man, late OF Catawissa township deceased.
| 18th. The account of Samuel Harman, executor
OF the last will and testament of rCornelous Rev.
nolds, late of Mifflin township, deceased.
ALLEX'R. BEST, Register.
Registers Office, DanviIle,2
March 3lst 1888.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-04-07
CASH OTSZg0ZGI2@So
COMMISSION ER's NOTICE.

FEvHE Commissioners of Columbia coun-
E ty, will attend at the follow ng times
and places to hear appeals from the asses
merit of County rates and levies, for the
current year 1898. Those persons who in
tend to appeal are requested TO attend early
in the dav, as an accommodation to the
Commissioners.
For Hemlock ownship, at the house of
John M'Reynolds, on Tuesday the first day
Of May. ~ @'N
For Cattawissa township, at the house
of Stacy Margerum in Cattawissa, on We'd
nesday the second day Of May.
For Roaring Creek township, at the
house of John Yeager, on Thursday the
third of May.
For Miillin township. at the house of
John Keller in Miillinvlle, on Friday the
fourth of may.
For Briar Creek township, at the house
of John Hess in said township, Oh Satur-
day the fifth of May.
For Bloom township, at the house of
Daniel Gross in Boomsburg, on Monday
the seventh day ofMay.
For Fishing Creek township, at the house
of Daniel Poeler, on Tuesday the eighth
day Of May.
For Sugar Loaf township, at the house
Of Ezekiel Cole, on Wednesday the ninth
day of May.
For Greenwood township, at the house
of Joseph Lemon, on Thursday the tenth
day of May.
For Mount Pleasant township, at the
house of Frederick Miller, on Friday the
eleventh day of May.
For Madison township, at the house of
Richard Fruit in Jerseytown, on Saturday
the twelfth day of May.
For Derry township, atthe house Of John
Derr, on Monday the fourteenth day of May.
For Limestone township, at the house of
Abraham Hause, on Tuesday the fifteenth
day ofMay. >.
For Liberty township, at the house Of
Hugh McElraith in XooresbuIg, on We'd
nesday the sixteenth day of Nay.
For Mahoning township, at the Court
house in Danvile, on Thursday the seven
teenth day of Nay next.
IDDINGS BARCLAY,
CORNELIUS CLACKNER,
JOSEPH BROBST,
Commissioners.
Commissioners Office,
Danville April Z, 1898.
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2 Eist of ,ytsrOrs.
For AprI Term, 1898.
GRAND JJIRORS.

Bloom.-Joseph Hendershot Samuel Melich,
Israel Wells,
Briqr Creek.-Eaton Bowman, Gilbert Fowler.
Catta,cisSa.--Jacob Yetter, tieorge Hughes,
Richard Brewer, Bright r. Paxton.
Dery-Philip Seidle, George Masteller
Heml0ck-Benjamin Merrel.
Liberty.-George Billmyer, Jr. William shai-
den.
Matotings--T Brandon, Jacob sechIer.
Mount Pieasant-l'aac Musgrove.
Mathematician Manning.
Roaring Creek.-Joseph Cherington, jeremiah
Hughes Elias W'ertman.
Sugar LoGf-Wm. Singer, Ezekiel Cole, Ben
jamin Keeler
= PETIT JURORS.
Bloom.--Facob Hagenbuch, John Robson Geo.
Heidley, John Hagcnbuch, Peter Mcnch.
Brjar Creek.--Lews Detrick, Thomas Connel-
ly, John Hoffman.
CattuWsSsa--Lewis Metz.
Deyry-John Switzer, James Johnston, VIM
Morson Philip Diefcnhacher, James Hutchison
Robert Clark, Jacob Bidde, Henry Deong.
Fisting Creek.--John Bright, VIM. Patterson.
GreenaU0od.- Charles Ewes.
Hmioch,-John M'Reynolds, John Brugler.
LimesiOne.-Iohn Flood.
Li6erty.-Martin liiIlmyer il. William Hend
rickson.
Mahoning.--Peter Bright John Wilson, Johr
Maus, u
Mad;son.-Jeremiah Welliver, Ephraim Nc
| Collum, VIM. Hendershot, Jacob Denott.
| Roaring Creek.-George DePui, John Hogeland
ir. John Hughes.
SugarloaE-George HessA
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, To

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, To
owners ofunseated lands and others con-
cerned, that have authorized and empow-
cred Jacob Hibler, Clerk of the Commits
sioners'for Columbia county, IN case of my
absence, to receive payment of taxes on
unseated lands, in the different townships of
said county, and to give receipts and other
sufficient acquittances and discharges for
the same for me, and in my name, place,
and stead. Landholders and others. inter-
ested, are requested to attend by themselves
or agents, at the Commissioner Office, in
Danvile, in said county, and pay their tax
es before the1lth day of June next; when all
the tracts Upon which arrearage taxes are
due and unpaid, will be exposed for sale, as
above.
II. McWILLTAMS, Treasurer.
March 80, 1888.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-04-07
rrNUMBER 591rn

The above number will close our connection with
this paper and all the accounts will be placed in
proper hands to enforce speedy collection Those
who neglect settlement will pay 50 so and costs, as
must pursue this course in accordance with our
terms, and to answer our immediate necessities
Win our patrons, who are delinquent oblige us by
prompt settlement and thus continue the reciprocal
friendship manifested on both sidesl Come gen.
ileman "the aborer is worthy of his hire" and we
want our wages.