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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-20
EfifUSe Property for safe.

'E'iE subscribers will offer Tor sale, on the 3rd
Monday IN July next, lit being Amherst Coun
day. handsome House and Lot, situated immediate.
y IN the village, at Amherst {. II. The House
Is next door 10 Dir. Henry l.. Davies's, aud occu-
pied by Mr.. }. {. Nicholson, who will show the
premises 10 any person wishing TO buy Terms lib.
eral, aud made kno@non he day OF sale.
BAILEY Il WOMACK
JuneS nd.
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more or less; but the true qnarIty will be ascer-
tanned previously TO The day of sale, by survey
This Land lies in popuious neighborhood, within
about two miles Of Amherst Courthouse, and is
bounded by The Lands Of Elijah Fletcher. John NJ
Williams, James p. Mcdaniel, Samuel Waits and
William Mcdaniel. lis swell waered, very prodnc-
tive. and susceptible Of the highest degree OF I'M.
proverent. The undersigned who lives near the
Land w,fl take pleasure in showing it to any person
disposed 10 purchase.
TERMS AT SALE.-A credit OIL, 2 and 3
years for equal poilions OF the purchase money will
be given, the purchaser securing the payment there
Of by bonds with good personal security, and The IL
tie to the Land itself 10 be refined until full pay
menl is made, as further security. The putcha-
sefwlll lave the privilege OF seeding at The usual
time in the coming fall, aud fun possession will be
gven'him The LIST day of January next. Tue IL
tie is beevedto be unqueslIonably good hut the
undersigned will only convey such as is vested IL
him By the said last will and testament,
JOHN K. MCDANIEL,
Ex'or OF Lindsey No Daniel deed.
June u5A
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-20
June IL

L HAVE THREE TRACTS OF LAND. in
l. the. county OF Amherst, that | am desrnus 10
sell for Scrip of the James River & kanauha Com
pany, or ior The bonds OF the SAID company guaran
tied by The commonwealth The fisl tract Contains
about 4l0acres, and is situated within one and a
half miles Of the courthouse of the county, is we'll
improved. with a large buck dwelling house, be-
sIles irared barn and othei buildings, upward, of
200 acres IN woods. Another uaci lies within three
or four mes of Prdlar Mills, on the iurnpke now
constructing between Lyt chburg and the Baff,loe
Springs, contains 400 acres aud some buildings:
both these tracts are IN good nelg hborhoods The
third lractls wholly In woods, and hes near the + oil.
~, IN Amherst, ani c0nialns about $40 acres
Possession for seeding be given at the usua
time IN the ia and luI possession the lsl of jam
AIRY next Mr.. Howell l.. Brown will shcw the FIST
tract aud Robert IT. Carer HE second and the sub.
sciIber resides at Amherst Couri House.
JOHN THOMPSON Jr.
Amherst CT. House, May 25 Is
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J uly 10
,URIIC SALE oFEAND aNEGROES.

DY virtue Of deed oflrnsl executed 10 the sub
ID scr,ber by Rnhaid s. Ellis, bearing date the
l7,h day of December, 1850 and recorded III the
office of the county courl Of Amherst | will pro-
coed. on Thursday the 20th day Of August al Ped
lar Mills, in the unity oil Amherst 10 sell. at pub
lie auction for cash, he hereinafter described proper
a., a md nprsunaI. 10 W
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-20

rJ,HE subscribers wish to buy James River and
l. Kanawha Company Scrip which they WI
at all times give the market price. They VIII also
give Virginia money for North Carolina money at
smaller discount than is usual IN this market.
BAILEY & WOMACK. ,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-20
EXrENslvEST or NEW SPRINu
GOODS at redUrCd prices.

Il bouncing 10 their friends and the public gen
orally, that hey have recently purchased in the cite,
oi New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore, on III,
most favorable terms and out OF the latest imtora
IONS, large and general assortment OF GOODS o
The latest styles aud fasho Sail OF which they oIcl
10 the wholesale aud retail dealer, at prices wheel
ihey fhlnk cannot fail of giving satisfaction. The,
earnestly solicit calls from country Merchants-fecl
Jug confident that their stock comprises as great
variety OF goods as can be found IN any other house
Inc following list comprises but small part olthci,
stock ON hand.
CLOTHS.
Extra fine woold dyed Black Cloths
Starky's Vest ol England do
Medium and low priced do
ENfa fine Blue Cloths
Medium aad low priced do
Superior Golden Olive do
Invisible Gleeu do
Dark Olive, Dahlia, Csde, aud Steel Mixed Cloth
Asphalinm. Beaver and Pilot Cloths good asso,t l.
ment from common In very fine qualities.
CASSlMERES.
Extra fine Wool dyed Black Cashmere
Supeffine piece dyed do
Fine and Medium Blue do
Prince Albers-a new style Of fancy colored Cass-
mere-very handsome aud fashionable.
VESTlNGS.
Extra fine plain Blk. English Satin Vestings
do do French DO
BIZ Fier'd Satin-Shamrock and Thistle patterns
Snpethne Buff Cashmere Nesting
" hiie aud Coiotrd Matseies Nesting, agreatyariey
silk Velvet and Valencia do
LINEN GOODS.
Extra fine grass bleached IRISH Linens
Medium aud low puce do
Ga, aud 1914 Fable Diapers
Sd. 10 4 and l2,4 Table Cloths
and ID Ddmask Napkins
and IA brown French Linens
"a and ID Grass Linen
DOMESTlCS.
A. 81 and 4 Blown Shooting
a. Z 3 and Al brown Shntng
Bieachcd Shlrlng--all widths and qualiiie,
Heavy Cotton Oznaburgs No. aud 2. OF Richmond
and Petersburg Manufacture
A, 8 aud 4 4 heavy Fckiues.
PRINTS.
New style French Prints
Super London do
Mefrimac do--a large assortment nj all pr-
ees.
SILK GOODS.
Heavy Mattioni Lusu,ng
5 India Satin
Black Figured Gro de Antique
Plan do do
Superior Black Gro de Rhine
Blue Black Pou de Soie
Black Figured Amercaine
Black Figured Hermann Satin
Handsome PLAID Silks
Rich Figured Gro de Nap Silks.
HOSIERY.
Black Derb, Ribbed Silk liose--a article
White do do
Black and Wine English Six Hose
PLAIN Black do do
Open Worked do do
Black and White Cotton Hose. a large assortment.
GLOVES.
Black Twisted Silk Gloves
Wine 10 do
Colored do do
Black Kid and Horse SKIN Gloves
Colored do do
FRENCH WORK.
l 0 doz. rich worked French Collars
Rich worked do Capes
do dc Cuffs.
MUSLINS.
Rich fg'd Swiss Muslins
PLAIN do
Checked Jaconet do
do Swiss do
Striped do do
Extra ine Bishop Lawn
do India Book Muslin
Cambria and Jaconet Muslin.
liANDkERCHIEFS
Hem stitched Linen Cambria Hiks.
Plain and cold bordered do do
Embroidered twisted Silk do
FIg'd aud Plain S5rin do
Fie'd and plain Silk do
Rich Gauze and Satin Scarfs
Blk. mourning tldkfs. aud Wells.
The above, with many, other desirable Goods on
handWe will take pleasure in exhibiting those who
may favor us with a call.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-20

POLITICAL.
From ne Richmond Hing.
MIR. OGLE,S SPEECH.

MR. OGLE'S SPEECH.
We propose making lew additional extracts
from Mr.. Orle's speech.
Mr.. Oglc passes from tho Blue EHipiicdi Room +"
With the ,abby- aud costly curtains llouI eos,.
'ne $4,000 10 other portions olihe Palace. Ofwlch
aide soever the eve is turned, II Is gtceled with The
same or an equal magnfeencr. The Audience
Rooms, the Pailours, the Chambers. are all crowd
ed With gorgeous aud costly furniture the bare sghi
OF which would throw country Democrat into con.
vuls'ons, We have gold ieac' in rrotuslon.
French btdscods." marble Top ,tashstonds" IAN.
ing room commode." 81, "e,lded mirrors" .manel
glasses" "chandrle,s," "oandelabfas," French
bracket hgh,s' "llaibn slab cenite tables" dan.
a't satin covered chats" "berge,cs." "sofas,"
French comjo,abic," "1ukiSh Oaomans aud d.
rdns,' and Imperial Carpets" &c. &o.
The following are two bills:
The United States 10 L. Vaderon for Presidents
House:
D,nn and Cushion SIOO
"Ree,iyed payment Of L. l., Smith.
"P. NaLDERON.
"Seprcmbef 30lh, 1889"
THE Presidents House, DR.. to A. Lrjamber
o French Comiortabes, made OF cara mate
rails and ertrd covers, SlG0
4 boxes go 80 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-20
CHARLES PHELPS.

AUCTIONEER AND COMMISSION MER-
CHANT,
TAKES this method Of returning his sincere
l. thanks 10 hls {, ends and the public generally,
Tor the very liberal patronage heretofore extended
HIM. lie would respectfully inform them that in
'Itufe he will attend to the selling Of
Real and Personal Estate,
IN and out OF town.-Dry Goots, Groceries, Furni-
tnre, Negroes, Horses 9r.-He will also attend TO
the sale of
TOBACCO
at the Warehouses and receive in store Flour,
Hh'Skey, Iron, &C., &C.,
lie confidently hopes that from several years ex-
Pefence IN the Auction and Commission business
10 merIt continuance Of their patronage.
June IS if
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SrlaAAlSo
~ "TuE J.VNCHBI1RG VIRGINIAN. -

T. s;.hed nireeky, fepery Monday and 7hursdayJ nj
r.,r Dollars per ahnu payable adpanee No sH6scrip
,b \. received for shorter period than sir month and
,aper will be discontinued feneep al The discretion othe
T. I;,ors ! until all drrearages are paid.
epADVER TTSEHEN IS Inserted 80 cests per square
ar for The first Insertion and 37l cents erery sadss
mt insertion.
| fr~PJOB PRINTING erecntedneaHy nndezpeditiously
a, BE he,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-20
FEEs.BN'D.ffE.

F'EEs.B.vD.ffE.
INHE SUBSCRIBERS having associated them
Il selves together for the purpose OF conducting a
PUBLIC HOUSE,
have taken the large and commodious brick bull
u'he on Market street, leading 10 the Court House,
and are prepared accommodate Bosrders and
travellers IN manner and terms, which, they
natter themselves, VIII prove satisfactory TO all.
Inc House will be furnished in the most com.
.o"aole manner their Table supplied with the best
'sd' me market affords; The Stable with al undance
=. pnoVendtr and attended by experienced and al
lenve Ost!sis.
DAVID E. BOOKER,
RO. CORNELIUS HARRIS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-20

EIGHT THOUSAND -FOUR HUNDRED
AND NINETY NINE DOLLARS Tor CAR.
PETS al wonderful lie Government Is bauk.
tnpl, aud The People In distress
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-20
SILK V'OR.N EGGS.
July -

1 HAVE on hand, a few ounces Silk Worm Eprs
Il which canbe bad il carly application be made 10
CHARLES PHELPS.
July - Wv
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% 90
40 %
9os yards Brussels
"a
NVttIVeH pay H1thT. ----.....-.,
WEBB < TENSION.

| have also before me. Mr.. Chairman, other M
riai roachcrs. duly ,eecimrd. 10, The following car.
petne, purchased lot the Presidents palace since
the kei0fmtfs came inio poweG
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-20
Botllesfctufncd,

(Dupl'cate) $500 10
Received payment, JAS.P, DRUMMOND,
June h, 1887"
We have space but for one more arlioJr, thal
OF Carpets. The Royal u dtonS aud Inperlat Sar.
ons cost only tie round sum SS,dy9 6s How
can tie people be Al loss To account for the waste
Of millions, shen the President is found sqHander.
ing thousands aud thousands upon his own palace
le,e are thr Carpet bills flied aud audited IN the
"WAsnINGToN, June Ia, 1889.
Mayor holland. Bought OF WIN. Bust.
March god and 2sth: To dozrn Of large
DAILY ROSES. a'sl SO each, s7a 90
June 7tb: To VrnNANAs, IS cents each,
PrruNA, rs cls So 25
June Is, 1889. Reed payment in full $7I IS
WIN. BUST"
"Thc United States to 2. VALprRoS, for President.
House,
l DivAS and CUSHION, 500
Received paymen, OFT. l.. SMITH, Sept 90, 1887
L. VALDERON.
The Presidents House to A. I.EJAMpER.
FRENCH ComfoRTABLEs, made OF tIhd
materials aud ertd covers siGs
4 boxes, al 81 SO 10
Received payment in full. Sl7o
A. LEJAMBER.
"WAsTNGroN. August 20, 1887.
Tho United States Government Tor Presidents
House.
To ArGr. +. CAMmEYrR, DIR.
453 Broadway New York.
"For GOLD LEAF, GLIDING MATERIALS,
labor. snd expenses to the Presidents
House. 50, 900 90
.'Augusr IS, received payment in FIN If +. l..
Smith. "AUGT. f. CAMMEYER."
INV YoRK, July 3, 1887.
1.-THE Presiden, OF the Uoned sla,es, by +. l..
Ia Il 4 4 n 10 4,
OF ENGLISH Carpets, On Cloths, &c. 1913
broadway, conner Of Anthony street,
90 yards Brussels body, 2ss. $500 80
234 do do border aI8, So IS
90 do do bodcr. als 222 %
72 do do border. 10. 81 IS
Imperial Rugs, ladies' room
chambers, S25 SIS 90
S622 ss
Correct as regards quantities September 10,
1887. Ed. BERKE.
Received payment,
JOSEPH LOWE"
"Marrin Van Buren,. President Of u. S. bought OF
w. w. Chester & Co. l9l Broadway.
1897, June 80, l7Od yards earony carpet
ing, 50, $3.50
rug 10 match, IS
July 81, 2 rugs, a 25, 50
s707
p) ItuIbaHt say y"ui 'e'u'he",
s763
Goth Sept 1897. Correct. Ed, BURKE.
Received payment Of +. l.. Smlih.
w. w. CHESTER 81 Co"
NEW YORK. June 7, 1897.
Major Smith. for the Presidents House, Washing
ton, bought OF Il. l.. Chester,
1894 yards Brussels Competing, 17s.2d. S9l2 l6
I45a do So wide bordering do. a l4s2d. 257 %
30B do do lS2d % bl
I6s do A ROYAL WILTON. 32s2d 90 50
24s do rs do do 2os IS 70
81, 800 As
ooh Sept. 1887. Correct. Ed. BURKE.
Received payment,
T. l.. CHESTER, per
Wm. HENET CHESTER"
New YoRK, June z, 1887.
#. l.. Smith, agent. bought OF Webb d Fenson
IMPORTERS of Carpciing, Floor Cloths,
Hearth Rugs. &c. III Broadway,
iVos o26 yards IFiltoa carpeiiug, Gas. $G7s Oh
| GA do do o. 267 "A
10 do Brussels do all, 233 rs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-20
SHEEP LOST.

CTRAYEG away from nv residence, near Fai
- linz Bridge. IN Campbell county abou the Is
of NAV. SEVENTEEN HEAD OF SHEEP,
mos, Of which purchased last October Of Capt ia
cob Kent Of Montgomery. Eleven of them are old
Sheep the other six are Lambs-the former having
ear. marks. hole and slit in one eai. and swallow
fork in The other; r,e latter not marked at all. The
sheen had not heen sheared The present year. One
Of the lambs is black will pay literally Tor any in
formation which i'll enable me 10 get them again.
ANY letter addressed to me at Failing Bridge post
office Campbell county will be attended 10.
JOSEPH C.. HENDRlCk
JuIv I6 81
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-20
Valuable Land for sale.

In PURSUANCE of the Iale will aad testament
Il OF Lindsey NJ Daniel, deceased the undersgn
ed, as executor thereof, WILL the 18th day OF Au-
gustnexi, al The late residence of said decedcDi in
county of Amherst. sell, by way Of public auc-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-20

Cash for Wheat.
The undersigned having associated themselves
together for the purpose of carving on the MILL
ING BUSINESS, At Cats Mills. in AMHERST wall
al all times give the highest cash price for Wheat
delivered either the Mill or at their lumber house
IN Lynchburg. JAMES l.. LANKIN,
JAMES T.. HORNER.
July Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-20
"Reeeiyed payment in full.

T'Hy
"A. LEJAMBER."
Thal's-anoIher item, which must prove ycty in
tereslng To the Democracy OF the country, who are
ustd to such luxuncs us 1urkih Dirans aud French
Comforiadies.
Here is another item, which The Democracy will
peflise with pleasure
"Rrccned, Baltimore. 14lb November, 1897, of
7. j.. Smith Esp, 500 III iull lor a set OF AIR.
I1FlCIAL FLOWERS Ion the PRESIDENTS
TABLE
$500 JOHN THOMAS.
bill Tor "Maniel Glasses" pier Lookin,
Glasses" "Mnos Tor Green Room" "Chaode-
hens" &e. amounts 10 The round sum oil &l3
405
The Table Furniture cosl Sl1 .G9o 32it
These arc Extraordinary Expenditures" with
vengeance
We fnd other bill rs follows:
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tIle
TRACT OF LAND,

on which SAID decedeni resided at I'll
time OF his death, containing by preser
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-05-02

Of Mr.. Van Buren. g&llraadge said ,hs,
"Thc war of 1912. between the United
States and Great Britain. found him in the
Senate of this state. 1t was here that his
talents shone most conspicuous. Beset
with foes without and enemies within, the
country presented TO the eye Of the patriot
most gloomy prospect. Unaided or but
partially aided, by the general government,
we were called upon TO provide means 10
repe the invaders both by sea and laHd.-
The patriot Tompkins was then at the head
of The Statej and with an eye that neve slept
and zeal that never tired, he devoted him
self to the service of his country. No man
rendered him more efficient AID than Mr..
Van Buren,. In yondsr Senate chamber.
his eloquence was often heard in favor Of
providing means and of granting supplies to
carry on the war, 10 feed and clolhe our
half starved and half clothed soldiers; aOhiie
some Of his present prosecutors wERE oP-
EMILY REJOICING AT THE DEFEAT OF OUR
ARMS AND SECRETLY fMPLORING
SUCCESS ON THOSE OF THE EN-.
ENVY"
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-05-02
EE9SszsMSzyTR

Last week completed two years of our
editorial journey. Ii has been Of great
anxiety and much labor. We have had
many difficulties to contend with. We
were persuaded, however, that if we did our
duty, we should be encouraged and sustain
ed. We have been, and this shall stimu-
late US to do all we can to render our paper
respectable and interesting. Strong preju-
dces against this establishment existed in
the minds of many Of our brelheren, which
a certain clique have aimed 10 increase
These we have endeaved to remove, by pur-
suing an independent and decided course in
the maintenance Of democratic principles,
and the rights Of the upper townships, and
in doing SO, we brought down upon US the
ire of the oppressors of this section OF the
cosnty. We have had, too, personal enemies
to contend with. Here was an unpleasant
duty to be performed. He who will take
abuse, secret and open--he who will no
defend his own good name, cannot hope fol
support. We have been compelled to say
much which under any other circumstances
we would not have said. But patience ha'
its limits as well as faith;and we will not TAXI
hard nocks,i given by an enemy,wIthoutre
turning them. However, "suficent fo
the day, is the evil thereof" We shall con
tinue on in the even tenor of our way, re
gardles of the opposition of the clan who's
interest it is to procure our destruction
We return our thanks to the good people o
the county for the'patrOnOge and confdenc
which we have received.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-05-02
"oUT OF THINE OWN MOUTH DO
L CONDEMN THEE"

Among the Outrageous ISLANDERS circulated
by the British Wing press against MARTIN
VAN buren, is one of character so prepos-
ferrous that il scarcely deserves our notice (:
it is that Mr.. Van Brren was opposed to
the late war Hear what Mr.. N. P. Tall
madge said in al speech he delivered in the
Legislature of this Slate--he should be
good authority, at least so far as the British
Wing party is concerned. The Democra-
cy are too well acquainted with our polil.
cal history to listen 10 a libel so base upon
the political character Of that man who has
ever been identified with them. Speaking
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-05-02

I'LL the Honest and Decency. In speak
ing of history of " General William Hen
~ Harrison" recently published, our tall
ented and highly Intelligent neighbor.
says, it is swell calculated TO refute the
calumnies put il circulation by an ignorant
and un2rincipled party press" Had Chan
dler, Noah, Dwight, or some other Of the
"smaH fry" whig e'litors, asserted tha. the
democratic editors as body, were "ignor-
ant and unprincipled," we should have
imputed it, either TO their want Of knowl-
edge upon the subject, or to wilful misre-
presentataion-bu coming as it does from
a classic and euridife scholar of supe-
ior mind and intelligence, we wete lit
lie astonishetl, and almost ready TO believe
that it had slipt into his paper without his
knowledge. AS, however, that is imProb-
able, we cannot account for it in any other
way, than that 1t is singular kind Of mo-
nomatlia, that has seized upon some Of theI
whig editor of late in consequence Of thei
having discarded truth and principle from
their company,n advocating the Election Of
General Harrison, and cannot be made to
believed that it is possible for others 10 pos
sess talent, intelligence, or honesty, espe-
cially those who are opposed to his elec-
ton. Such being the fact, we should ex-
tend to them charity-for charity covers a
multitude of sinS-and throw over their uni
fortunate case, the veil of benevolence, hop
ing they may be cured of their disorder in
November next when "hard-cider" will
unquestionably be abandoned as Geveragqi
and sour-crout be continued as desert,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-05-02

The whg papers are loudly bnssling Of
the prospects of General Harrison, and
catch al every straw TO show the increase
of his popularity. One TO read their pa
pers, would suppose, that he was To be elec-
ted without any opposition, and that it
scarcely required an effort it, and TO induce
the people TO believe il, they herald Victo-
~ upon Victory, in States, counties, and
even towns, where they have for years, had
a majority for their ticket, let it be compos-
ed Of Abolilionists, An,i-masons, Wings or
Fsderalists. Notwithstanding they are so
sanguine Of success, they appear TO feel
very thankful for " small favors." They
rejoice even over the accession of one mem.
Der Of our party, and make il the harbina
ger Of hundreds OF more coming. But
these alterations of men from principle TO the
mongrel party are always at a distance
They are like sgners of cert fcates OF cures
by patent medicines, no where TO be found.
The truth is, The wings know that General
Harrison neither has, nor deserves popular-
ity-and they must make up the deficiency
by clustering and boasting--talking Of
Hard-cder Log-cabins- of North
Bend--great whig Victory's and immense
gains. Poor souls, they cannot deceive
the people. They too well know that hard
cider means banks-log-cabn palace
snd Hero of North Bend, tool for specu-
latols ant bankrupt politicians,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-05-02

Our last number (52) completed two
years of our proprietorship of this paper.
Many have been punctual in their pay
menis, but we have yet several hundred
dollars due US for papers, advertising and
Job work, which must be settled, TO enable
US to satisfy the pressing demands against
US. We wish that all our subscribers would
remember, that although the sum due from
each is small, yet from such small sums we
have to meet large ones. Come then. one
and all, and square up, and let us go cheer
y on our journey.