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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-06-13
KASE & BERGSTREssERs IRON FoUN-
DRY,


This establishment was started some two
years since, in Danville, by Mr.. Simon p.
Kase, upon cheap and economical scale,
the first buildings being merely temporary
sheds, with horse power, and every thing
on the cheapes, plan, for a beginnng.--
Subsequently Mr.. Kase and Mr.. Let Berg
siresser formed a partnership in the Foun-
dry business. Their business soon became
so extensive and promising, that they were
induced 10 embark in the erection of more
extended and costly works--the principle
shed had to give way to well planned and
spacious two and half story, frame build
ing-the horse power is superseded by an
excellent steam engine, and all the fixtures
and facilities for executing orders in their
line of business, greatly enlarged and i'm
prnved. They nov run off in castings, as
high as twenty-five hundred weight of
metal per day. A more extended notice of
their eaterprising operations will be given
hereafter. .--DanUNe hteiigencer.
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NOTICE

is hereby given, that on the 50di day Of
May, lS40, George Nungesser, Jun: bought
of Jacob Nungssser, at Public Vendue, ons
Bureau, one Sled, two Horses, Harness,
Wagon and Box, one Cutting box and
knife, and one Saddle. And that on the
same day, Jacob Nungesser sold to Samuel
Greasy, at Public Vendue, one Table, two
Swarms of bees, one Harrow, 20 acres of
Rye, and 8 acres of Wheat in the ground.
June 6, lS40.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-06-13

THE TAX BILL.

This bill as ii came from the House of
Representatives, yesterday passed two read
ings in the Senate without amendment. II
will undoubtedly pass third reading to
dav and become law. The credit Of the
state will Immediately revive, both at home
and abroad.
The legislature will undoubtedly adjourn
as soon as Tuesday next, il nat before be-
fore which we trust the Senate will pass the
bank bill and the supplement to the appsr-
tionment bill:
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-06-13

The grand jury of Philadelphia, have in
dicted Theodore NJ. Msore and George S.
Schott, the Cashier and President of the
late Philadelphia Loan Company, with a
conspiracy in SIX counts. LIST, conspiracy
to cheat. I'd, same charge specially laid.
Sd, conspiracy to issue certificates falsely,
certifying that John Wilson had deposited
money in the Philadelphia Loan Company,
4th, same as to VIM. Simpson, 9th, same
charge specially laid. 9th, conspiracy to
issue certificates not authorized by law. If
the Grand Jury Of Baltimore, which is now
in session, does its duty, several important
indictments will be found against similar
swindlsrs in that city. "Let justice be done
though the heavens fall"
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-06-13

North West PassOge.-This passage
has at length been discovered, through the
perseverance of Messrs. Dease, and Simp-
son, of the Hudson Bay company.
WelLeriSm.-"If the people Of this
country wish to preserve their liberties they
must do their owr fighting" as Harrison
said when he resigned his commission in
the late war.
Naylor & IngcrsOH.-The committee
on Elections are still employed at Washing.
ton, in the Ingersoll and Nsylor case.
Bonmdary.-Itis is said that the Earl Of
Mulgrave came over in the British Queen,
with dispatches relative 10 the Boundary
question-and that the intentions of Eng
land are pacific so that no war need be ap.
pretended.
BlOw up.-The St. Louis Arsenal, near
st. Louis, blew up with a tremendous
explosion, on the 10th ult. Loss SlO,-
600.
Hail Storm.-On Friday afternoon last,
parts of the townships of Bushkil and
Plainheld, in this county, were visited with
a severe hail storm which did some damage
to the grain and broke considerable guam
tity OF glass in windows having western
exposure.-EastOn Sentinel.
The Boston Post says "Rumor estimates
the value of the property left by the late
John Parker, Esq. al nearly Six Millions Of
Dollars.
Letters are said TO have been received by
the Secretary of War at Washington, an
nouncing the capture of Fort Crumbs by q
party Of Indians on 'he Goth ult. and the
massacre Of all who had refuge within its
walls.
A house in Goshen. Mass, occupied by
Mr.. Alfred Tucker, was destroyed by fire
on the 10th. In the absence of Mrs. Il. q
| young rascal, three years old deliberately
took coal Of fire IN the tongs, and applied
tito the bed where his infant brother Ol
sister was sleeping. An older child snatch
ed the infant from the bed in time 10 say,
it from harm; but the house was burut Il
the ground.
According to a statement made in th
General Assembly. Philadelphia, there ar
attached to the Presbyterian Church in tn
United Stetes, from 100000 TO $4,000
communications.
DR.. H. G. Gillette, of Feast Windsor
Connecticut, has succeeded in making win
Of fine flavor and Of good appearance
from the Tomato, and this without the US,
of any alcoholic preparation. If the To
nato be as highly medicinal as it has beer
represented, it may bo anticipated that this
wine will find favor with the public.
The Texas Sentinel pronounce the story
Of Col. Crockett being alive and prison
er in the Mexican mines, 10 be hoax, and
says the runner never received any credit al
Austin.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-06-13
THE IMPROVEMENT BILL.

The House yesterday concurred in the
amendments made in Senate TO this bill, SO
that it new only wants the signature Of the
Governor to become law. We gave the
bill in late paper as it passed the House.
and we believe ths principal amendment
CHARLES Brown. Esq. 10 exempt the Uni
ted States Bank from the obligation of loan
ing the money at 4 per cent, and ordering
it 10 be borrowed by the Governor at an in
terest not exceeding 5 per cent.
Keystone, June 10.
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STRAYEHl

From the pasture Of the subscriber, Oh
the IN inst. Two years old grey MARE
COLT, legs rather light colored, She is
supposed 10 have gone west, as the last
heard Of her was in Mount Pleasant town
ship. Any person who will give inforns-
ton where she may be found, Shall be red.
sonably rewarded.
THOMAS j. HUTCHINSON.
Fishing Creek, June ID 1910.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-06-13
CAUTION.

A Ii persons are hereby cautioned against puf.
IA chasing or in any manner taking an assignment
Of promisary Note, given by the subscriber 10
Isaiah Kline, Of Mount Pleasant township, Coun.-
bia county, for the sum of seven dollars and fifty
cents payable on or about the 10th of October next
Said note was frauduently obtained and am there
fore determined not to pay it unless compelled by
law.
JAMES HESS.
Sugar Loaf township, May, 80 1910.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-06-13
CANAL BOAT
For Sale.

VESHE subscriber has for sale CANAL BOAT
4 of about so tons burthen-has been in use
one year, and would be sold OIL reasonable terms as
to price and payments, or would take pay in Stone
Coal or in freighting produce to Baltimore or Phil:
adclphia. Address the subscriber.
M. MCDOWELL.
McDowel's Mills, (Bldom,) Col. co. March IA.
The Wlkesbarre Republican Farmer will please
publish the above three times, and forward their
bill to this office.
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=zEHzzz.=

We are requested to mention tha. meet
" Of the above committee Of arrange
DS will be held at the house Of Charles
)Oebler, in Bloomsburg, on Saturday the
9th inst, at one clock P. M. TO make
ie necessary arrangements, for the celebra-
on.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-06-13
D@nUEEBTM COUNTY,
IENfOCRATIC CELEBRATION.

lEMOCRATIC CELEBRATION.
he meeting held at Orangeville. on
ursday last, for the purpose Of making
'lngements for democratic celebration
the 4ih Of July was numerously aten-
by gentleman from all parts of the
nty. Several spirited resolutions were
pied in relation to the State and Nation
administrations, as well as those relating
.cdy TO a county celebration. The late
Ir at which we received the proceedings,
npells US reluctantlyly to omit,this week,
but the following, The whole proceed
8, however, shall appear in our next.
WhereGs-In order to sustain the cause
democracy at the ensuing Presidential
ction, by securing the election of our
orite candidates, we should unite in all
lorabIe measures calculated to effect this
ect-and as the 4ih of July is day ev-
sacred to the cause of the rights of man,
should he advancing the cause which
stand pledged, as democrats, TO sustain,
celebrating the day so memorable in the
tory our country, with demonstration Of
lings Of gratitude 20 the fathers Of our
srty. Therefore,
ResolUed-That we recommend to the
nocratic citizens of Columbia county 10
et At Bloomsburg, on the 4th Of July
40, for the purpose Of uniting in prop
celebration Of the day.
ResoiUed---That committee OF arrange
nts Of three from township, be appoint.
70 make the necessary arrangsments.--- -
le following named gentleman were ap.
intsd said committee.
oOm-Daniel Snyder, Charles Kshlsr,
Solomon Newhard.
tta,cissa M. Fornwald, Owen d. Leib,
Daniel Kniitle.
'dnge-M. s. Mears, Isaac WEIGH, Pc
ter Heighman.
shing Crsek-John Lazarus. ThOs. J..
Hutchiion, Harman Labor.
.eenwood-Iram Derr, Andrew Kseler,
James Dewitt.
udison--John Fruit, John Hendershott,
Jacob Swisher.
scRson-John M'Henry, jr. James Yo-
kun, Esq. Daniel Poust.
agar LOaf-John M'Henrv, sen. Benz
Keelsr, Peter Hess.
erry--Neal M'Cay, Cornelius Clecknsr,
James Mccormick.
insesione--George Smith. Samuel Oaks,
VIM. S. Davis.
ibsrty-George Bilmeyer, Hugh MEL
wrath, Hugh M'Williams.
aHey-Joseph Maus, James Childs, Isaac
Blue.
rier Creck-John Knorr, W. A. J. Brit
ain, John Workhelser.
f6Iin--Samuel Greasy, John Keller, jr,
Marshal Kinny.
Irton-John Mann, Coonrod Bredbender,
Adam Micheal.
OGring Creek-Paul Roath, Col. Micheal
r. Hover, Daniel Keller.
0nteur-John Dietrich, Jacob Rishel,
Peter Rupert.
smlOck-Thomas Vanderslice, Reuben
Bomboy, Alex. Emmot.
'anviAe-Valentine Best, Wm. Donald
son, B. X. Rhodes.
ResolUsd--That Henry Webb, Elijah G..
.ickeis and John G. Montgomery, be ap-
ointed committee to procure an orator
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-06-13

Russian steam ship.-The New York
Herald states that the frame of the steam
ship now building in that city, for Nicholas
Of Russia, is completed, and that when
finished, she will be as splendid speciman
of American naval architecture as was ever
launched into the Atlantic ocean. She is
about the size Of the Great Western.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-06-13

Every description Of saws, from the lar
est mill saw to the smallest kind used by
abinst makers, is now made at the manu-
lctoryof Messrs. Dunlop & Madeira, at
,hsmbersburg, Penn.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-06-13

A violent hail storm lately visited some
parts Of Kentucky. In Herring county ii
was so severe that it stripped the trees of
their leaves and young fruit, beat down
grain, corn, and grass; window glass was
broken, and birds, fowls, lambs, and even
calves and colts were killed.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-06-13

the best ore at Gslena, and will on an aver.
age, we think, ,yisld from 60 to 70 per cent.
Several persons from the neigbbOrhood
have melted the ore in common iron la.
die and cast bullets of pure metal.--Saubu.
~ Cnz.
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PAY REIA IPGINggINIB 8
GRAIN

OF all kinds. Also BUTTER and
WOOD received in payment for papers at
this Office.
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PROSPECTUS For THE EXTRA GLOBE.

PROSPECTUS FOR THE EXTRA GLOBE.
The publication of the dExrRA GLorr" will
commence early in May, and be continued six
months. The first number will contain the pros
ceedings of the Democratic Convention to be held
in Baltimore the first week in May, to nominate
candidates for President and Vice President Of th5
United States.
TERMS,
For copy 81
6 copies
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| please send them
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for any person to send an order to u.s. not accsnpa-
MED by the money.
To insure all the numbers, subscription should bs
| here by the 18th May next at farthest.
BLAIR & RIVES.
Washington City, 10th April, 1910.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-10-09
Oer UaferIanb61 Xreun6 unb Wei1t Der 3elf.

nit Sbiffen @r bat 9rccIamaticnen curcb qan, Sn>
rlen altaltrenen la6en, uno mebrere an @n1ir 8e1,
aobreBtr, melder cielelben ais e pfano einer Sre1
al Niehemet 9lli il6erIaubte Oieer bctcht nod am
ietner Wei9erung. Slm l1ten l,n9ten 9dfat Sep uni
ser" slien BON Scntantinrpel IN aeranoria an nit
Gem ulttmatum Der bier Mdhte, tpeltes eine grcfe
Sen1lttUn erre9te. Sim 27lten bcflno 1ld 6if Ser
ncch in Alerancrtd. 9lontral Strpfcre lag NIT Qn,
enlptffen, Sre9ate, OampfdIcn, nno Stpei 6lter:
reththcn Sre9atten urlo etnem So1ccner am &ngant
Ioes Soafens.
Gbtna unb Sffintien-NRit eiuem auserpr,
centlden GrpreB crhtelt man l0ten September in
9cubrn ipdte 9t1d,ribtcu aus benz Slten Der erffe
Shetl Der Grrerittrn se9en China ieselte am 3Oteu
0aN uno Der leterrcif am 2ten SunD aelettet BON ben
Ian,rfIhifen 9SelIeslD, Srcnser, Alleriue, &rnpaY
sitalantl uno Queen Nte NIenpile, Slrnb unc srpe
SrisssNhalurpeu pasirten bic Mcerenge orn snjeel
am 1Otcn SlnY, auf Ger Satrt nach Ghtna. Ncmira
Gutctt mus raieItit onacfcmmen feDn Sn Sdlcutto
trerben th ulehrereS ransecrti< iauln,en, unb cud
torn MRaeras aus icItcn Trrrpen nad 9btna aefaubi
rrereen. lie enltithcn Saueute tcfancen rh nod 81
geacac. Eie Slmcrfancr trefen 9nltdlten 9anten Al
ocrlaseG, unS SNerr Snrp, Der amerlfanItbe @cnlrl
mar bercits IN Siu9apcre anSeldn9t.
Ste 0hASers iinc nc it1er I'm SufItdnce, llne MAI
furhtcte, bar ecn Heucm cine 9cbecn in 0tepaul aus
brcocu fpHree Sdah Srcja mar 70 unpopular beY Iet
mem gclfc cas es nSttia plree Die britte slrmee III
Sabul su oeritdrfcn. Sinf Scntpa9nten sAnfanterie
netf etpas SrtiIlerie rparen bon SrntaD ndd 9lbel
abacidift pcTren. 0te ccIIdneer ftnb NIT Dem 9ld
nc5 I'M Grieae te9rtfen
@cut5 Stcuapo te.-9cuis 8ucMaparte, Grs
Stns rrn SNcuann, hattie Ioh aus letnen @rfparnsen
trdkreuc er SGntg ecnS>canc par, Gtantanen Su BEN
IScrth rcn 100000 Nfunb Stern9 oetauft, pece in
Die inee ees jeet9en ScutQs BON ScCono feen. Ite:
fer hattie ir eten hem jun9en Qruis 10000 9b Sters
ling als GntIhdbtgunes fumme fur 9ebafte Sutpeler
aus9esaht, uuo reie Sumn1e tpuroe flr bic untnnge
@rpeoittcn nad1 Sculc9ne cerirencet. tb.)
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-10-09

.S2!nn oererehte, 81 terpei1en stub mar rerI
.ocTenDareS Sepe99rlaD pteleS auBeroroentIl6enI
StriaHrtns IL ( lDeni9er bellerfenStperth als
etc S.batlaebe letbff. Gs ,par ntdts rpentser
olS eta Serlueb, MIDI nit ser 9IbTbt su brauo-
n.larten, oa6 t6 5u 9unifen Der @tnfubruns
setner ffebenoen Slrn1ee BON srreinta[ buuoert
tanleno Ofann iet, um perfDnlt6e uno politi-
tbe 5rpefs onycbSuieeer. Sdtte ntan MD Der
4blt9t bei6nlct9t cine Mena9erie BON srpetz
mai bnnoert tanlenc piloen Sbteren auf Of
fenfltthe untDiten inter Cub etn5ufiIbreu, 70
lp1toe eS retne 8erpunperun9 ntht lnebr ers
re9t haben. nod mare es, neine Meinun9 nad)
tetu Saarbrelt mtoerllnnt9er 9elpelen.
"sSd bin 9lndlberwciie, meine Nerren. ueht Gscr'
e"rfncld tn 8eSna auf slusr,e rieer slrf unp tabe
olEeroem elm nnerlntterIidcs Sertraueu in Die gll.
dhf ces Sclfcs, med,c cs Srcheteit 9sssn aGc irIe
Teriud'e, es gu tetrI9en, uladht.''
GRIe Srrahe ces 9NriiIceuten III um 70 aerrohter,
90 caenrd oe 9terertrGdfafttt Der whiasiien SabEs
nn'tsece aufs 9reGte ans Su9esIit eefcrcert miro.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-10-09
u 3 r q s.

Die Geuigfeit bon bem @infau elmer meriFanifder
9lrmee in Isras, Die aOerotn9s III Collection uerbreitc
mar. bat c, curc1 9taehridten niot beIfdtig
gSabrlhetulltb mar bas @anSe cine 0erlpehlcun9 mil
cem Snei1nertreg, Der teoer ali ber9renSe entbrann
it, Tarilber herIttten rffcieue Eepelden s Ieenees
@'cneral TeIlr pouiton nbernobm am Item 9lu9uf
am Spumbs Greet. funr 0leen neltlid ocn @cros oae
COMMANDO pom 100 Srelrpli9e, Su reneu ncoD 1OC
Trelmllllae untPr benz @Cmmanoo BON Gel. 2urIefcn
cBen. ScfCrt riotte er CEN @rmande SnoianPrn, bic
400 Neann itart i'm 9Insu9e tuaren rycsen nno fo;'
p irte eine SdIadtIlne in stpel 6Iisel Cie CONAN:
DIE Iebnten ldn NIT ibrem reehren SIu9eI 9e3ex Gin
Wdcdben, rdbreno Gdh ibte SohIattlinle sur enfen
cine GertelmeiIe III Die prarle bineinitrete Cie Ger
amer u6en ab unb er6neten Elm Iebhdtes Semer pdb'
allem Sre9eIhmuf lhres Stammes an9etban, Idnae
Der SrUute uno ben 6ranfen bin furoetirten uno 6nc
Srcnun9 hlelfen. Da fle jecCdb nur elm Sreffen aus
Der Verne afreht erbaten SM poQen )ienen, uno eln
9rc6er 9bet ocn lbnen ildh uner oen Bdumen bteIt,
lIeB 0cuitcn ben redten Gu9el etner Geraner nm be
QSalopBe berum marlHren, tpdhreno Der ltfe 1erace
III cRn 9Ealo elnorans. Clees NanDoer 9elang prIz
dnel9, ele Snctaner belten ben An9rlf nlt aus uao
fcben. Sedtcno nurccn iIe ter Is 0t.Leu melt pers
fc9t nbCr ~ bon ibnen seOOttt uub clnse Al @eane
enen 9euad, abssieben raoon, oas ie 200 feroc unp
ManIeleI unc oleI rertbprueS Ge&0d Derlpren. 9lui
Setten Ger lCrancr tpar Der gerIuft Scoter unc
z Vertpunrete. "a 400 Der auserle1euten @cmandse.
rle9er bier BON elner baIb 70 9:cBen 9n3abl 3eraner
etne 10 entloercne 9deeerIa9e eritten, 70 hrfft man.
ea6 Der @nerud Gu lle belbeno fein unb le bnfurt in
ehrerbtetl9er @nternnn9 ben cen 9Ineoun9cn haIten
mlro. Sen. 0Cncn lit unmltielbar oarauf nadp 9ufn
iurud9efebrt nno le9t ranf carn.eccr. Cams. b. S
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sEerben.bte 2eiten teeer tperSet,

0ie @eloariitrtratie 1T NIT Dem Gprfas in ben ieiz
gen polttlidcn &dmpf 9eSp9en, rnrd Gernirrunq bes
@eloumlaufs 70 uiellln9emad auf Das 9clf m brtnaen
ais mrglid u,o bic Sulb baopr auf Die eaier una al
perfen. Gaber 1T in Der SsnTdt Dor Der 9rd1benenz
pabl cher ncdb gserdltmmerun9 ais geSerun9 III er,
marten. Tad1 Der gSahl miro es aber auf je6en Sail
beBer. 9Sro SAN 8nren tpieoer ermdblt-ppr, n fein
3p>el it, tpenn bic Mbi9s nteht Ut pel betruaen f6us
nen-bann 9ebt bic @eloarictr atie bic cffnuuo orf
bic 39el Der 9iegterun9 est erha1den uno cas- gclf
lua unterjcfen 81 tbnnen - Der &f hort ouf
uno Die Sanfen uno Gelrangele9enteiten res Qantes
erred,en u1tter Der Qrfung bes lnabhdnetgen Gdass
atfpiens een aeinnbern 3ultnno, ais oies in pelen
Sabren Der Sal mar. QSrb aber Ssarrifcn erpdblt-
fdbenredt dtte oerb lite n m5ge-f nerben bic
Seoeraliten balb flden e1e Gelbnat burd pas gRits
tel elmer un9ebeuren Sdtirnal 8anf ;u erridten Son,
nen fe etee oahn brn9en-tpprdn Damn nur 4penia III
,pefeln tpdrelo trbe Elm neues gapiergelbreid fei>
men 9nfdn9 nehnlen, urb unfere Gepnblfanifhen Grs
ridtungen enhltd caonrh sertSrt nno cine aebd6ioe
@eloartoteate auf tbren Huinen auf9ebaut 4perce,.
NIabam a-Ger offsieae @abtterid,t seist fplaen,
ces graebntB:
cSln Sendte 81 Ien,pfraten
12 @bt9s bemcf Mebrb. Q
ponfe b. 9ieprdf. SO 0emptraten
AZ Nbigs bemcf Mebrb. 6
Dem,pfratifd)e W2ebrbeit bei oereinter sts -
ltimmun9 Is
Gie cemcfratifd,e Mcbrbet in ben gelfeftimmen 1T
1879, ober 3,445 mebr, als in oer aBabl pcn 1885,
Z Hesept fir eine Whige0aebe. - 20 @5rar
harte 3eten, ID Drdhmen Glenb, 9funb Shinrf:
tucrte eemilt NIT elmer @allene e8en, nno fene @es
tpiBenssS Scrupef.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-12

On INCERYyNcyIA-At rules held in ths . f
of the Circuit Superior Court OF lI 1nso anu ~
County, on the 9th day Of January, is4u' Plaintiff.
Thomas Hurt,
against Defendants
Benjamin Hurt Jr and others, an,.,ed her appcarunce
az s sns upearsa BY satisfactory evidence sn
nhsb,an. Of this m, jssse o. The said
bill Of the plaintiff and na' nu Els in the city
Richmond for two months successfully, ana p0s'e" .
door Of the Courthouse Of said County uIDGIN Clerk
Copy-Teste, 7s-wSw
is
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-12
HATS. HATS. HATs...
&1zEzA

WHOLESALE rea fashionable and cheap Hat and Cap
w store above and nearly opposite the Bell Tavern, Main
Street. Richmond. Va.
H. r. STEEDS grateful for the patronage which he has re-
ceivd citizens of Virginia. since he commenced ous
respectfully asks leave 10 inform ms patrons ana
the pubc al large, and assortment Of
which with confidence recommend as being made oi tne
hest mat rails celebrated manufacturers, OF the latest
possessing elegance Of style ana appearance hei
TO be Hats offered IN this market hnc
gentlemen who supply themselves with hat
and wish good duaIe elegant and fashionable Hat nj the
most reasonable price, will please TO call at the sonbie n'
above and nearly opposite Bell Tavern where they
not fail 10 suit themselves. .
Jan 30 lei-u W. l. q ht'nS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-12
COMMUNICATIONS.
FOR THE ENQUIRER.

THE sELF-coNpEMNED ACCUsERs.
"ltis perfectly true, that the Wing, then under my
principal Editorial CONTROL did, in 1882 esPo9se, ana
warmly espouse, the general doctrines IN favor OF
emancipation, so eloquently supported by Mr. Mellow
ell-perhaps all Of thrm-I have not required to the
6le)-possiby even that which asserted the inherent
right Of the Legislature to emancpate without com
pensatiou to the owner" "Then was an enthusiast,