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The native American., 1840-10-24
WASHINGTON, OcToBER Is, 1910

To the Editor Of the Natice american:
S1R,-This will make my first attempt a,
writing, on the subject Of Native American
ism,-nor should have commenced this,
had it not been for piece termed, "An ap-
peal to Irshmen," published in that polluted
and contaminated sheet the Chloe, by the
author who signs himself . Grattan." |
may say with the poet, of his remarks,
:" He gables like the goose amidst the swan like
choir Vrgl.
He may think to screen himself from the
hatred Of his fellow countrymen, by signing
himself the devoted countryman of the Hi
bernian; but can assure him, he is known,
for he is no less than lawyer Of this vcn-
ity, and the same parsonage who, at late
meeting Of the democratic association, adj
dressed them by saying,-the worthy cii-
zens Of this place rung the bells belonging to
the different churches and engine houses, for
the purpose of dissoving their meeting, which
assertions were afterwards proved TO be false.
Ii is true he is Of Irish descent, vet |
would say to him,
"Fervet avaritia miseroque cupidne pectus'-
Horace.
Yea, would ask him, has he become so
polluted and contaminated, as TO advocate the
principles Of foreigners, and endeavor to adj
vance them in the different occupations Of
Government, in preference to his own coun-
trymen, the Native Americans. When he be-
comes so degraded, and quotes for example,
"O'Conncll," one who has insulted the do
ings Of the American people; who is nothing
more than common mercenary of England;
who has insulted our minister al that Court !;
might be termed nothing more than an Irish
menial,--he deserves the curse Of tho whole
American people. see he speaks of Mr.,
Devlin, getting an office in the Marine Corps,
in preference to the Native Americans. ri
will admit this to be true; yes, and were this
the ouly case, would take no notice of it !:
but there is also Mcclure, an Irishmen who
holds the commission Of Lieutenant in the
Marine Corps, and is stationed now at the
Navy Yard in this city, and who is no more
entitled to that Office, than some of our low
est countrymcn who walk our streets. This
is not the only preference in appointments:
there is James Maher, public gardener, who
can neither write orspell, except perhaps, his
own name. Here are examples of foreign
ers, who are selected in preference to the
The native American., 1840-10-24

Natives Of the SOIL Sir, see he has attacked
you. at the same time that he makes his APP
peal 10 The llirbernians; but considering
yourself able TO refu,e his vile SANDER, shall
say nothing about that subject. The author
Of This appeal 10 the Irish, should be ashamed
fever to face one of his own countrymcn
again; he must recollect that the address
which he delivered 10 the Irish on st. Pat
rick's day, few years ago. al Carnsi's sa-
loon in This city, is not forgotten. 1t was
published ina paper printed in the city Of
New York, termed the "0ld Countrymrn,n
which was the organ oflhe foreigners through
oat The country. | will now close these re.
marks for the present, by saying, The author
Of that vile and corrupt piece, is well known;
and can assure him he has no, placed linn
self in very high estimation with his fellow
ctizens, by being The author of such libel
AMERiCANUS.
VIII "Americanus' give us call RI Ed,
NAT. AN,
The native American., 1840-10-24

Naturalization Frauds. --Wm. B. Read,
Esq yesterday applied, says the Phadel-
phia Inquirer, TO the Judges Of the General
Sessions, and obtained rule OIL Patrick
Drain, Hugh Brennan, John B. Ken, Martin
Motlat, James McNamec and Nicholas
White, to shew cause why their naturaliza-
lion papers, recently obtained from this court,
should not he vacated on the ground of fraud
praclised in granting them. Mr.. Read read
the affidavit Of Oliver Exams, one Of the
Inspectors Of South Ward, in which il is sta
led that sixty pages have been frauduently
interpo|ated in the book, containing the deca-
ratons Of the intentions of foreigners to be-
como citizens of the United States, kept BY
the clerk of the Court of Quarter Sessions,
and that among these false records are the
names Of the above persons.
The native American., 1840-10-24
WASHINGTON MUSEUM.

Mr.. Warden, having just recovered from
severe indisposition, has reopened his house
for the visits Of his friends and the public.
He has ejected from his rooms the cold and
cherries blasts by the addition Of STORES,
and has engaged for the short space Of three
nights, Mr.. weldon, the unrivaled Magi-
clan. We understand that Nh. Weldon IS
the most expert gentleman in his line in the
country. Mr.. w. will be assisted by the
talented Master Chambers, whose elasticity
of limb has no equal. Their engagement
commences to night. Go and see them, and
Judge for yourselves.
Burrows MAGAZINE,-Subscrib TO !hIs
superior magazine, Of which Mr.. Hampton,
Agent for the District, has handed us the
October number, may get it by calling at the
I" Periodical Agency" near the city Pos
Office. A steel engraving fthe "GreenWicl
Hospital" opens the book, accompanied by
good description Of this picturesque spot
which it appears was the birth place o
Queens Elizabeth and Mary, and at which
Edward 9th died. One of the editors happy
efforts is exhibited in the story Of" The old
Dutchmen and his long box "The fatal
Belt" by J. M. Saunders. "'The assign.
ment," by Mrs. Lambert, NJ Y. "Extrac
from the diary Of an old Physician" by P.
S. Ruter, A. M. "The Gladiator" sketch
from the reign of Nero, by w. P. Hall, Of
Jackson, Tenn. Sunday Sonnetts and
Poems," by S. w. Cone, N. Y, Miss Lam
bert, Dr.. Young, DR.. English. J. F. Otis, A,
L. Pickering, &C., not emitting Sunset"
by Southron, of Wilmington, N. G.
The native American., 1840-10-24
NE VS. OF THE WEEK.

AcclDFNT.--Mr, ]. Williams, nf this city,
who was firing salute in honor of the
Wing Victory in Ohio: had his hand and arm
so badly injured by thepremature discharge
If a cannon, yesterday, that, we understand
lie had to get it anpulated a. the elbow.
Mr. William s. Ramsey, Member Of Co.'S
gress from Pennsylvania, comit,cd suicide
in Baltimore on Saturday last.
FoRk1eN.-The Accadil reached s,on on
Saturday last, and The President, New York
on Sunday. each with with qaantity Of
freight and many passengers. The bom-
bardment Of Beyrout, Syria, Ivy the forces
Of the four Allied Powers, and The batiering
of the forts at Bocca Tigrls, by the British
Squadron, in the Clinease seas, are the mos,
important items of news. This seems to
be the lorerunner of a general war; and great
preparations are making in France. The
King Of Holland has abdicated his throne.
The trial of Louis Napoleon was progress
Jig in Paris. plle news from Spain is any
thing but pacific. Tho Princess Augusta
died on the 25th Of September. The cotton
market was, on the whole, fair.
There was an Indian fight between party
Of Sioux and Pattawaltomies, on the Mis-.
son,i few killed on either side.
Mr.. Warren Masters, the person who we
stated had been thrown from his horse last
Friday night, died about two O'Clock on
Saturday morning. We again ask the qnes-
ton, should not the flag stones crossing the
avenue near The Capitol, and which has been
the cause of two deaths, and several very Sc
we're accidents, be removed? We hope the
authorities will answer atfirmetveIy, and
have the thing done Immediately. 1t is
needless to say, men have no right to run
their horses over the avenue they wiU do
It, so long, as our laws are not enforced against
them; therefore, we should remove every
thing calculated to injure or cause death.
John Quincy Adams is nominated for re-
election to Congress.
The number of foreigners naturalized in
New York in September and October, was
14O6.
The Rev. r. R. Gurley, Of this City, was
in Glasgow, Scotland, at the last dates. The
favorable impression he has made, both in
public and private, is highly spoken Of.
Amos Lawrence, Esq. Of Boston, has sent
donation of ten thousand dollars to tho
Treasurer of tie Bunker Hill Association.
The Hon. John Quincy Adams has accept
ed the invitation to deliver the introductory
of the Annual Course Of Lectures before the
New York I.yceum, at the Broadway Tab
ernaclc, commencing early III November.
The native American., 1840-10-24

Right Of SM6Tage,-A trial Of much
interest before the Supreme Court of New
Jersey has just closed Col. Thomas
Cadwalader, who was a native OF Ewing
in that State, and who in 1925, inherited
the property on which he resided, aud
who paid property and personal taxes
there, and been in the habit of spending
his winters in New York or Philadelphia
in the latter city he hired house by
the year for two years aud lived in it
returning in the spring to his place in
New Jersey. On attempting to vote at the
State and Congressional election in 1898,
his vote was denied OH the grounds that
he had lost his citizenship in New Jersey.
He sued the judges Of the election and the
Court decided that his vote was unlawful
lv rejected, and judgment was entered ac-
cordingly.
The native American., 1840-10-24

ESOR REH I'll have two hoHscs for rcnt--ilre
n one now my residence, and the other on Mary,
land avenue, pear Third street canal Bulge My
own dwelling (Which is 70 be reruired and paiatedl
wish 10 rent 10 poaa but very careful good ten.
aat. Apply 10 s. DREW,
Ort.2f.3t. LoniSianaav., nearRank Washington.
The native American., 1840-10-24

SNTM. j. WHEATLEY, BOOT AND SHOE
w MAKER Neo Jersey .Aycaue, nearly oppo.
size HE Engine House, - Keeps constantly on hand,
aud is always manufacturing, work OF every descrp,
ton His charges moderate and he warrants
his work 10 be done in The most fashionable and du.
rG5ie manner. lie has now on hand, an assortment
OF LADIES, GENTLEMEN aud Boys BOOTS
and SHOES, and viii attend TO all orders in his line
with punctaaldy aud despatch.
Thankful Tor past layors, he sol.ci,s continuance
Of tie same
s Oct 2l-6t
The native American., 1840-10-24
rE,o ALL WHOM IT MAY c0NCERN-Nctics

rEfo ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN Notice
{ is hereby given 10 al persoas in the ThirdWara
WHO are III ti" huhit OF violating The Corporation
Ouirancrs by obstrnciluz the pasements with empty
,hares stoves Sic,. that they must be removed
10 within ionf feet Of the building line. particularly
after sunset he"wisc ttc undersigned will be com
PEELED 10 enforce tie lava recourse he by no
means desires. All oyster shells, and trash Of
every kind must be kept from the streets, and no
trash or filth be th,own IN the gutter
WA. COOPER, jr..
oct 2I-at Commissioner Third Ward.
The native American., 1840-10-24
c. II. wLTBERGER, Register.

Friycc' If Lar tfMe Cooperation, .7pprovca Oct.e.
Is40.--.' That after ,hr passage q is act all per
sons holding or who shall hold license or licenses
under tie laws CT this Corporations and who shtll,
at ard after the expiration Of such license, confirm"
10 pursue an carr the same line etGGsiaess Tor
which thtir respective licenses were obtanc.lwith-
out renewal thereof within ten days from he ex.
rraon q sai,, license, shall ,ogeit and pay to the
Corporation, tur every week they continue 10 carry
on tile saioe BUSINESS, and lelnse or neglect to
rene9 their said licenses Ten dollars, to be recovc-
rcd aaa arpl:.d Us other incs arc"
oct 2I-tl
The native American., 1840-10-24
MARRIAGES.

At College Hill, d. G. on thursday evening tlie
18th inst, by The Rev Dr.. CHAriT, THOMAS w,
SYDNOR, OF Richmond, Virginia, to SARAH l..
NJ, daughter of Rev. Dir. CMAriy
On Friday, the 18th instant IS The Row o. D
Brown, MIR. WILLIAM S. BupCH, Of this city.
to Miss FRANCES ELMIRA eldest daughter OF
Capt Ambrose Cooke, Of AnbanA.dc Fanlax coua.
~, Virginia, formerly Of Wetchrser county, n. Y.
The native American., 1840-10-24

sT James Hoban, Esq, of this City, we
have been told, is the author of the pieces
over The signature Of "Grattan," published in
the Globe, If we have been wrongly in
formed, will Mr.. Hoban let us know it, and
dis abuse the public mind! ~
The native American., 1840-10-24
REGrsTHa's OFFICE, WASHINGTON,

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN 10 all tavern
1N and shopkecpers retailers Of wines aid spirit
nous liquors, dry goods, hardware. medicines, per,
fmrry, watches aid jawelry, hats, boots and Shoes
also, 10 owners Of hackney carriages and bill asd
fables keepers If rorler.ioscs ard confactionaras,
that their licenses will eyrrc on Monday, the 81
dsy oil November uext. ard that said licenses must
ne renewed at this Office within ten days aft that
time, bct,.,e en- lie Eouss efo O'Clock Nm and O.
clock y. III.
The native American., 1840-10-24

pOTELER s. DOM have Just received, ard
ID are now opening, al their establishment on
Pennsylvania avenue, opposite Brown 3 Hotel. tigir
full stock of House furnishing Goods, consisingtl
great variety of t :
Mahogany Ware and Chairs Of several .dsscfp Z:
tons &fa III $3.50
Bedsteads, Beds, Hair and shuck Mattresses
Plated, German Silver, and Planish Tin Goods
Knives and Forks Hall, Astral, ard otfrey Latnfs
Look glasses, Walters and Tea Boards ~
Brushes of every description
A general assortment oil China, Glass, and Crock
cry Ware Co.. Asss Sas
Cedar Ware and Market Baskets !.
Bird Cages, Brass Andirons, Shovcls and Tons
and Tenders t.aie s&
And general assortment Of Tin and Kilc!,in
Ware, for culinary purposes. &c.&c. &a@
Persons furnishing can be supplied at our fstab-
lishnent with all necessary articles, ard of
tue ornamental ones used in housekeeping, without
the trouble of shopping from place TO place, andes
as good terms as al any other establishment orScss :
adjustments in the District.
H@Gt# a&a sep 26-3tss.
The native American., 1840-10-24

Winchell, the yankee, tells of a boy
in Vermont, whose mother could never
send him out TO pick up chips, because his
feet were so large that he trod on them all.
The native American., 1840-10-24
COTlLLION PARTIES.

NTR. HoNPER'S CoTILLInN PARTIES CON
I'VE rnrnced al his Saloon, at tho Navy Yard, o!
last Wednesday hight and will be continued every
other Wedn, sday night d,ring the season.
oct 2l-3t
The native American., 1840-10-24
QJ-AsCNIfIcENT SCHEME 10
SCHOOL FUND LOTTERY or RHODE ~.
LAND. FOR rIlE BENEFIT o. PUBLIC
SCIO0LS--Class No 212-- 9Th SrIiea
TO be dIawa al if0siaeErr Oh Sa;urday, Sole1t rr

sET@5o prizes or sI,loo are s55 600 L.
900 doves, three, Of $1,000 are s3On,c0a
70 list, 2d drawn)o 800 are $4,000
rs I'd, Sd drawn Of $500 are S3o,iG9
&c. &c. Se. - 1898
Whole tickets sSl5--shares ia prnporiien.
Certificates Of packages, 80 whole tickets. s22n
90 60 so half sss 80 Siin
10 do 81 qaatteisa 10 Ss5
do DO so eigbis J, do 81
For tickets or certificates Of packages in tlis
above splendid scheme apply to or address
JAS. PHALLN 4 co. Managers,
Penn. Avenue, near 4 l s'ree'.
oct 2l-5t
The native American., 1840-10-24

CrIAMESE POCKET C0MBs.-A new article.
= of German Silver, just received at
oct 2I-3t loDLfa Drug Store.
k,trAKCu = Glberi's best Starch, for sale. by box
- or retail at
oct 24--3t T0DD'S Drug Store.
The native American., 1840-10-24
TO BUILDERS.
MAYon's OFFICE,

Mayors OFFICE,
WAsuTSGroE. SEPT. %, 1910. 5
EpROPOSALS in writing win be received at the
IL Mayors Office until o'clock T. NJ. on Fri.
day. the s0th instant, for erecting Lock up Rooms
and a Magistrates Room over the Scale, house, in
The Centre Market square, according to the plan
which will be exhibited on application at the May
or's office; the work TO be completed within four
weeks from the.accepance Of the proposals.
The plan Of the above building having undergone
ralnodifications, affecting lie cost Of tie rs
it is again open for proposals.
orf
The native American., 1840-10-24
DEATHS.

In this city, on the 18th instant, ISAAC Rock
WELL, infant son Of WILLIAM HENEY and SARAH
ANN FRENT;ss, aged months and 20 days.
The native American., 1840-10-24
$50, 0G@!-@ EGzES DAY

(SatNFNaY, WcIOUpF n, I5IV.
SCHOOL FUND LOTTERY OF RHODE
ISLAND Glass No, l73-6th Series.
4 prizes If $40 900 are $40, 900.
prizes Of ~, 0ao. "A Of ~ 900, - Of ST. so -
Of 81 0G2 l-2 so Of 81 009.--50 OF $5O0.50 o!
$500 so Of S200.--&c. Sc. &c.
Whole Ticket, Sl0--shares in proportion.
The native American., 1840-10-24
WANTED.

NEW STYLE THREAD LACES, INSERT.
IN INGS, &c Received this day. from New
York .sssSa
One carton superior English Thread Laces and /.
Insertags as rs 49, zssss
Imitation Vaencienncs and Brussels Lacesand
Edgings a#F $3.50
Swiss Muslin and Cambria Edgngs se VA =
Black Brussels Trimming Lace 49, -
Baste and Hemstichad Linen Clnbtic Hdkf
English Silk Hose and Half hose VI $50 :
Plain and figured Nets of all kinds (Bobines.,
Wash, Blonde patent spotted, black .ata
white Thule,) together with every yarcts q
quhngs s .sfslvs
To be had Of JAMES B. CLARKE,
Opposite Centre Market. and No. 2 from. 9Th ST.
N. d. Where are 10 be had itch SILKS and Nous
senes ~ great variety, cheap. III
oct 3--3t a
The native American., 1840-10-24
z. "a Eyl ~ I. M; VI < a.ERE G. :

CONNENGiNG SATURDAY,, OCTOBER 81
(THIS DAY) AND ENDING SATURDAY,,
OCT. 81, i5l0.
The native American., 1840-10-24

DELAWARE LOTTERY No. 227--To be
drawn THIS DAY, Oct. -, 1910.
SS,OO0-$2. 000.-$ ,20O.-$l ,050-&c.
Whole Tickets $s2--shaies in proportion
The native American., 1840-10-24

SS,UUt.-TGi UUu.- ~ L ,HSuU,--Sl yUOU--OC.
Whole Tickets $2--shaies in proportion
POKoMOKE RIVER LOTTERY OF DELLA:
WARE-Class 30, l6-lo Be drawn on MON
DAY, October, 26, 1870
S7,OOo.-S2. 034 81 ,000.--2 ofS500, &c
eG Number Lo,tery--l2 Drawn Ballots.
Whole Tickets $2,5o--sharcs in proportion.
poKoMoKE RIVER LorTSRY or DELLA.
WARE-Class No. l7,--Draws TUESDAY,
Oct. q, 1910.
$l0,0O0.--$i, 500. SO, 500. So ,000.--
$l,9Il 2--5 of 81 ,00o.--lO Of $500 &C. SC.
Whole Tickets $i-shares in proportion.
DELAWARE LOTTERY-Class No. 230-Tc
be drawn on WEDNESDAY Oct. 2s, 1870
$4,000 Of 81 ,o0a.-SS00.- $780,
$600.---&c. &c.
Whole Tickets ST 5O-sAares in proportion.
poKoMoKE RIVER LOTTERY OF della.
WARE,--Glaas No. lS,-pgaws THU RSDhY,
October %. 1910.
as0,oao -sG,0 o.--S5, Goo.--s3, 900.
$3.50 81 i95 : Of 5000 of 500 Sc
70 prizes Of 1900 are $4,000
Who'e Tickets $i0-shares in proportion
VIRGINIA STATE LOFrERY-FoR THE
FARQuGER AND ALEXANDRIA TURN.
PIKE ROAD.
10 lie drawn FRIDAY, Oct 80. 1870
$50 noe SIS 900. 81 600. -$3 900 -
S. OPS .. ~ ,N0o.---20 of S500--20 cf $500.
sc. &c. SC,
W!.rie Til kets S5--sharcs N proportion.
Fnr Tickets, Shares, or Ceiificates Of Pac sa.cs,
tie ab 70 Lotteries, Apply 10 or address
JAS PHAEEN s. ca, Managers,
o. 81 II. penn ysnu.. h,ar /! sttpet,
The native American., 1840-10-24

FURNITURE WARE ROOM on Pennsylvsnfp
a avenue, doors west of IL street j AMES
WILLIAMS has on hand good assortment Of
Cabinet Furniture, Settles, Cane and WINS
Chairs, manufactured by experienced workman
Hair, Shuck, and Moss Mattresses fe :.
Britannia Ware, Waters, Tea Boards, Knives
and Forks 1A
Tubs and Buckets, Willow Chairs, Fancy El;.
tiers #
Brushes of every description Market all clotsfss'
Baskets
Looking glasses, Fend. rs, Shhvels and Tonss
China Glass, AMI Crockegy Ware Y. $50
Looking glass Plates, and all sizes of Gilt atl
Mahogany Frames made to order
Which will be sold low for cash. or OF time, Ar
notes satisfactorily endorsed. ~
Old Furniture and Chairs taken in eychargabr
new. sft @& aa&
!, DO do : repaired and repainteA.
Mahogany for sale. &# 3
N. B. Funerals attended to.
Oct l0-3t. s&
The native American., 1840-10-24
FOR RENT,

"A STORE on Pennsylvania avenue, between Tn
IA Railroad Depot and the Capitol po ssssio,
given Immediately. Rent low. Enquire at thil
Office sept H. q.
The native American., 1840-10-24

: ! I -'-- I J w"
GROUND yERDlGRIS.-pu yerdigris inc; /
~ just received at EsFSA sE TODDS#~ 4
oct II Drug Stores
The native American., 1840-10-24

HARDWARE, CUTLERY, &c. Shaye jnst
il received our Fail Stock Of Go53s, embracing
many aticles useful TO housekeepers, consisting
part as follows, viz.
Dixon s, Sons Britannia Coffee Sets, piafca.aal
Britannia Casters, upright and lat plated Can.
Glestcks IN eaaS.
Brass and rass head Andirons, iron Dogs, bros.
wire and pierced iron Fendefs, Sslosels al
Tongs 4f#s8
Coal Holds anil Sleeves Britannia and Japannrtl
Lamps, Chafng Dishes, Coffee higgins, II. ~
and Wire Sleeves, Bellows E. a4
Hearth Brushes, Wood Saws and Horses, Kniv
am! Forks a ssan
Bread Toasters, Coffee Mills, Tea, kettles, f..
and common Walters, Crunb Brushes, SIgar
NpPers, Nut Crackers 49, TE&M
Flat and round Stair rods, Waffle lions, Spttoo !.
German Silver Tea, Table, and Salt .Spooas
Butter Knives, Sugar longs, plated aud. bgsi
Shutters and Trays, Napkin Kings
Gridirons, Nursery Lamps, Curtain Bands aai
Pins aa " e sega 81
Toilet Glasses, Mncing Knives, Egg Bodies.
upright and Hat brass Candlesticks, sHoow
Ware, Saucepans * a x#
Rat and Mouse Traps, Tin Ware R4ts uasf
r And many other ar,iclesatoo tedious to- enumer.
ale, which we ara determined to sell as cheap Is
any establishment in the District ssta
We also invite the attention of the Public to ojtr
stock Of Building Materials, whichswe wiiseli on
the most accommodating terms. #ta gaaaa&t
INaLE Sc 3 OF EIER,
Penn, av., nearly opposite the Centre MARKET.
oct>l7-3t ssssN F!e, $500
The native American., 1840-10-24

BOARD OF APpEAL.-The undersigned viii
aV meet at the City Hall on Monday the 26.l,
instant, and there rem in from day 10 day for ivn
days, from 3 O'Clock A. M. TO 8 o'clock .pe M 10
hear and decide Oh all appeals from the assessment
Of the assessors for the year 1910. \, se.+ss 3
JOHN GADSBY,
GEORGE Ora MDELL,s
THOMAS BLAGDEN,
oct l7-iot Board Of Arpeah
The native American., 1840-10-24

Brass and trass head Andirons, iron Dogs, bros
wire and pierced iron Fendefs. Siosels a.,
The native American., 1840-10-24

oct 2I2i
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-07-11
NOTICE.

WHEREAS, in pursuance Of an act Of
the General Assembly Of the Common.
wealth of Pennsylvania, an attachment hath
been granted by the subscriber, one Of the
Justices Of the peace in and for the county
OF Columbia, at the instance Of certain
James Masters, of the township of Green
wood, and county aforesaid, against cer-
tain Thomas Parker, of the township of
Greenwood, and county aforesaid, whereon
certan goods, and chatlles, and effects of
the said Thomas Parker have been attached
and are now in the custody Of Jacob Evens
and Benjamin Ewes, Of the township of
Greenwood, until they shall be disposed OF
according to law. This is therefore to give
notice to the creditors of the said Thomas
Parker, to appear on Monday the 9th day
of July next, at 10 o'clock A. NJ. at the
house of Joseph Lennon, in Greenwood,
then and there to discover and make proof
their demands agrceabIy 10 the directions Of
the said act.
JOHN ROBINS, Justice Of the Peace.
June 18th, 1910.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-07-11
SslOO REWARD.

WHEREAS, VALENTINE BEST, Editor
Of the DaRviIla Intelligencer, has recently
attempted to injure my reputation by pub.
fishing in his paper the mast sIandarous
falaehoOds against my character. And
whereas, he has in recent number of his
paper endeavored TO ftab me in the dark,
by insinuating that had 4" misapplod funds
collected to build houses for public wor-
ship y" And as his SANDER has made food
for kindred spirits with his own, therefore
give notice that the above sum of ONE
HUNDRED DOLLARS will be paid to
Valentine Best or any other perssn who
will put the charge in a tangible form and
establish it by credita5le testimony, either
against myself or any of my family con-
nections,
l will allow Mr.. Best reasonable length
of time in which TO attend to this matter;
but should he fail TO do SO, he will stand
before the public convicted of one of the
bases' of crimes, and Will then bo prepar-
ed 10 dispose Of him in different manner.
JOHN BOWMAN.
Berwick, July 6, 1870.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-07-11
TIOTTCI

rs hereby given, that on the 3Oth day of
May, 1870, George Nungesser, jun. bought
of Jacob Nungesser, at Public Yendue, one
Bureau, one Sled, two Horses, Harness,
Wagon and Box, sne 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 b-es. ono Harrow, 20 acres Of
Rye, and acres of Wheat in the ground.
June 6, 1910.