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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-16

- For Friday ir the Exchange Hotel
Va iseesburs. ClassG3 Ptiz-s- s7sl 2lD i,1l IIci
ip, lou 10 OF 5O 10 Of 2Ol 10 Of IUO etc ~ Ssii
drawn. Tickets So 49, - "'s-i'
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Gu PAR'I'NL.NS IJII

CO PARTNERSHIP.
nm :hf NOE las this Day a..oe'a,ei with himself
VII Lysn o. Til. eiiyD usdeI The hrr Of GAY NOR a
APorn.CARY business a, The well sne so p ,n and
h,x-ned Honsc, one door above the Bell Tavern
the public generally aud pledge onr..re 10 snsn ana
,.ny h,nd es and wei ,sles,s Se a z, B, 60"
us which We OTTER wholesale and Rs,, Ma, :, ID. pye
ols., ,ss ,r Tor cash, Of to pro@ egs,oers
INC most ,riei attention Gill be paid al 10 the Pre-
seiipton and Retail Business. JOHN GAYNOR
JOHN J. LYELI
JonN } LYEiL, late Ct the firm Of Ly,R J0an.ton 3
a. Ly.h, having associiied himself with IOUN a kyNOR
IA the Drug and ApoiAeeary Business respeefc, III,
whom has been less his pleasure than his
uunins his iorner eonneSon 10 and aceoInInosc
an indulsent public, will not whei from him in
new eonneHon aud he ean assure AL that their future
aNoIs shah DC rewarded by grateful appreciation
sndnsss and Increased eIer ions give satisfaction
IHUN.sMITHiNG -Thornas Tyler cootin0es In
O.: l.e 70 ORDER Doodle ani rnsle Guns X III p
Guns stocked altered into Percussion repaired IN
Qua snthins line, at the shortest notice. o. :
SECOND SUPPLY OF DRY GOODS.
GOPE.MBER, 1872
X wan,iaS sGOs inye ,hs sen'en Of those
anime The following Goods, opened and which ll he
Mon-lin lie LANES. all prices rom q cents "a 2,3
aud sher-'hc assortment of tesc good very cy,en
81 piece. rich fall and wlo,erslss
ieO uIeSS hiks shawis searfs. Man'illAs, all prices
hoin very low To tie richest eriele imported
sseoes "A new assortment ofcslieoes all prices from
80 ., ~ Va cts, Il aud - son
some aud good 10y '' ""'' -'''
Furniture Caieoes at G, q 10. t2t cts, L. mdooes
Cloths, CasEimeres and vesiincs
Cheap white aud red FIanncIs, IIn.evs
Servants claihing OF all kinds
hYse and Whitney and negro Blankets
sax, cotton aud worsted FruEes
While aud cold Corsets, silk and c .toa IInIr.l.a
stocks, Gloves aud Hosiery VI all sn1s
Mcnno, cotion aud silk Dlaweis and shirts
mcrtno, suE, satin, tnohair -
sik Nuts Ion. aud short. white aui Jsek ,iis Mts
,oves, ~th every article to be IN The Dr., Good. .
paunenf. - -~-
many Of e above hsve been pu. chased az auction at
sale or retail, At ~ "''
nov4 X ". JENKINS,
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IS TER CENT sAvrn


eNr.Rsr " uI ,iNso oFTuE FIRST QUALITY
- $40 = ~ are rec ewing ann have ro,g a. - -
- hrte snppy Of Fashionable flssio- - ~ Isnt
So sl nsic % undcrthe immediate s,pr y
~ w. JENNINGS whose supefiof f.ifs ~ 1890 1890
80 Who hsve gwen hifr uisI Paof.l - M.
uucmh rau ~ Erncfnsn's drcss fc ef zen 49,. NO.
y 100, ~. Z" Efrd perfection ~ whose vrol.
y usvnied o. thsi hraueh 81 the frse F,'h.
.nl sore, orrosHe Exchange IIofei "-'He .iess'-
49, boxes Of the above axe wssso,s S,i... o.
- 'tie 'htsIct tlsn elsewbcrc in The en- -
SAMUEL DOVE
ns7 s"'' 'he h 10. hsy sol asftsE.
bores Hnn q s.sas ,,oeTt-, A.
NO. rnsp-a ea-ll at chesp aftiele-is.s r.,ei.e,,
''"NV %" ~ rAhL DOVE
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tlass 29-DrawinF received Friday E.eplr- No. ,a,,
SapEss sl5uo2 NJ 25s. OF i65t Of ~, az ,t,.,
yo' 100 Of ca a. Of Ga, l59of uo az Nos " iran
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-16

az, re ;eycd Saturday ni:ht-CsptAs $3.50 500 a.
Elov, NV, lU oIlzJl. 10 ol5ll. eie. Tekeisk - u
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-16

n oTtCE they very frequent dcprcdai,ons csno,iTc5
wv" ny Pi,pprIy, teniers necessary hiatt should
ransng non guy parl of my Ind lyinx In Inc eonics
81 'heatcfhcd and PoWafsn, ai from Gsiog OF e,,
w any creek of water course Wi,bn tho
~ Every offender against THIS notice viii assnelIy be-
prosecuted. IpIIg dfanrty Nv
oc u dilcf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-16

psa- as rec s..ed Monday Evening No. sA
:, :, o. Do - fto, rs Of Nj. etc. 10 nos~ii .iraws
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= JAMEs PnALEN 4 Co,
nAHAsEas.
RfsAnsad. Va.


heI 2ist Capitals seSO " a. f.ss 80, 81 n ~ - ~,
lo! Iu. Ion. OF In. Of i3n ~ l<.l 81 :.
60 cite. 10 Nos-i2siIswp IN iet- sio ~ - "' :"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-16

Grand Consolidated Lotteries sf Del.~.r. draw. =, .,a
-. - tnlnx'oa-- "
S@.s S'-Dfa~ng rec eivei frltsy Evening No,.uL.
hh tapals- tic0D, ifOl. 2aD isCs 10 lssl - ~ M.
etc, 70 NOs-ij dfa~n. Tiekctssj '
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-16

nii-. Drawing received f6islay Evening Hoseahe
llih tapltlls-siCUU %, 1sD IE.s 30 - a., ~ =
~ etc. - Nos-is drawn. Tickets a.. -
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AT. yIHcRNr.s coII'ron

\
-----sT. xIHCENT's COLLECE.
Nesr Rchpond.
I'us in.,suilen VII 10 .fened the I'D u No,en
pursued M ss such Used oshss u.sss s' ,s.,
uuons OF M Kind .hish hare s~Ay met The sppsai.
TERMS.
y, nio. s'ons. sivsins the scholastic en-
~ ,Ssys sndhearlinE ,ulf.". ~ashias sai msasis.
nns" sn sse t,aes and aeetoi In ordi.
"IssI Se., tr such q. remain durlnx vses,on @ ?,
'. .sh a. b"ohs, medicines, Ae., which shall .l~sy.
r.y@ssi van a~sy. be require half yea,ly in advance
,ssn slon 70 which the moderate charges will al
"~ n' exception to be made. htpie.,ien rns.i~ to
nor Sw Ga Rsv. Y. OBRIEN
1nO Casks ruOMAsTon LIMs. s,, -.
eo,i,s,@ Dos s@SkiS rs'' w n %,;,s5 a"
Ce ,,as -, f.hs, sogpy % wooliee ami Rag
cheap cash dry soo'is store.
HONEY gals Of prime Via sina Honey ina, ,.,.,,.,
.es ''' "'s' SAN DOVE.
FRESH SUPPLY OF
FAsufONABLE CLOTHING.
,, At Reduced Prices.
'I'Hr DAY, opened for sale al very re,u.e,,,., .
sssh ,hsr .upel, Of that superior ssd F..lon Sl
e,hnc piess and Froek Coats aSaoIteI siae. eola,.
plni,loois u e,,rs Cas,imere well Assorted
Beaver Ftoe and Over Coats very ns., sso,,m.n, =,
no9 ISloFi @p,o-,rn
UANDOLEs.-A new aud bca4iIhI article az
- .liandoies Of and lights, at rr.s,l, ,s.i,,es
"" JAMES EVANS
[ u.hks-oOOo iIasanni. Principe and Other t,i,.,,
,''S"> qAiits'n siore, for sale Dw to close con
no INLoEs A BROTHER
lhE lImE H COME A It la ut ih,, Won -.n
row bpy Hats and Caps cheap the ehespss :, Of
sen them IN n York, hut only the Southern IIsi
emporium, opposite the Bell Tavern, Main sireef W.
nave just received fresh supply OF :,n,loncn, v,
anu inian's cloth and velvet Caps OF every ns,,ey 49,.
Gnsh'y a. very reduced priees.vi w ''" ""u
cIoth Caps 81 each, aud - iJo,he bcst ur,iix
meLs and Boy Velvet Cap. 62ic 10 oil %
Sso anh Wooiiais from al 62Ic eaeh-rs la.
n J,o 81 Moleskn Hats 81 81 the very hest th,f
s os nnuiaetured 81 Russia Hat baek AMI ,,r.b
AShonable and very broad brims s2 90 10 70 ,hc 49,
pee, qaaiy only si-Bcave, Hats from s3 81 to She
o'h btush Hats, OF our manufacture. y, -,
.piendiI article, Sand every other ,ieIcr,,o, -
hats anil Caps At unusually low pricss IN, r,.h :"
CAkBANATI q Ro4ENTIIAII
oc23 Min street s "r,, err, la E,n!crum.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-16
STATIONS OFFICE,
FbHrffeHfh lCfrrrg

Drawing ~ Loeshnrg Lottery, Cllss p. Novi2
u = 70 ~ ~ 81 u 81 40 - % 40 * 47s
Drawing Of Mononrslia Touery &C. Nov H.
p % " % Is % 81 % 81 7tE3 81
Drawing II Lecsbnrg Lottery, No g Exra-N,v Oh
% n 90 ~ ~ - % 81 IS p 10 g. q
Ticket Nos u u a. prize u sA0, soii AMI pshi by
STATION.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-16

i ADths hncd ani bound Gumelasie Over shocs-Ia
des List over shoes, nice aud good
waiu LnnioS patent India Rubber Shoe dec Ied
" Tho hshjSomcsi Article VI the Kind In Richmond 10 sal
Nety low by the dSzen or sinsc.
noln aANUEf prTNry
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-16

AZ Richmond 81 o'clock. FriIay-Clpit.ls $500 o,O
Nv, IIei, llOO lluO, " ofscO. TIekets - ' -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-16

Nc kecsiyei THURSDAY nisht-Capiais s3OCOo 10 oon soC
S'oOi Sopi 30 Of lto0 etc. Tickets $40. '' wv
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-16

THIS WEEKS LOTTERIES.
,eeeiyed Wednes lay night -Capitais s2l0p sO o,Oo
= N" iO0flS I0ofl2Jo. 10 Of 100, ETC. Tickets IS
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--sUPERIoR- ARTIClEni
CARPET nxos: siioE Ma csnSssk
LACKING, <sc- Ar. '
WHOLESALE AND Rrrs,..

Ins s,s.ssrsbsr. ksp.vse.fr.sa,,,
an ."i s~saseT ssssk ~ h.ee.
s~Hssssi w zoe e -
80. a "a me U, abb. and r,.,.
itlss .nua eei-braie,i u,..s.s'..eS
u'e ,onh. :, vcry fe.iae.,i ny .s
,of cash. --siid co-aprs-ias - y, -.
"A t.-s, tno~i e rtcs sfve and g.. -. 80
es-"r',nrsis Of bsstsaal -,,''.- su'e
oneredin Richmond. at ~,li go,
a. Tow a. such foods can h. L..,,.s,
\ "r ~ Any house 10 fhi- city. a, -
'eS.i ias hou-e ,n Ns~ ysrs. p,a,.
C. out sock consists, ia nar,' 40 -,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-16
TO VIRGINIA
AND NORTH CAROLINA MERCHANTS

The bos bargains red IN tho Slate ant ,b. ma,
cHtenfivc ssrnrtmcuf n
CHINA, 0UEENswAWg AND GLASS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-16

EivE h.if sssss ssasl.s OIL cs<a.s .ns. o..,
al oiIfp"y 20 braad-vs'stc isst
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FOR RENT.

GAIT S0 sacks beet Liverpool 6lod salt on bard IN,
- Charles Pullman, hourly expected In arrive Lr sale
M Va ~ a..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-16

tlno1 Ioilcry CassH y Woniav morning cr,.
~ sAtp, lHo0 $40. 9aoO. zsu gisi igti ts.i t7,i
lsn lsn 1910, 40. 80 Of Scl etc Is Na-i2 d,s~.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-16

". h-Psckaroa Ccri6cnes " rs.t,se. si,.t. T.
sc an siircs for sslcin the Eteues vacfy r.,l
| '7'eNJ """"fs y. rlRArIuN ttfha
I'D Anoriers confidential. A""' n L's
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-16
M NnoIKNrs, FAMIL rs AND 0Tm EI

~ ate res?eetiully reminded, that my stock OF China
SusshhwaIe and Gaas 10 cl larger, embracing many OF
Iho IteSt AMI pretuesi paitcrns-and for pic
eoIIeslo ncing Will the times WI BUTLER
no 10 a ,b,x H.. n,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-16

t'tani Consolidated lottery, Extra No 10 For s,,,,t,v
evening ! prirc ~ Ell spt sHn $50 7iNi 10 I'd 10,
etc ~ Nos-l9 drswn. Tsctctss 81 '-'''
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-16
CRElGHroN's PArEN T. LARD LAMPS,
For burning Lard Oil Lard or I,mn Oit

For burning Lard Oil, Lard or Lamp Oh.
'IEsE Lamps not only answer the economical purnoso
ol hurnlns Lard on or Lard, but they are well cscu
haen iot bn Mus The poorest Lamp oil
ns , tdin becoming CONCEALED, aud renders vcsy nut
inventor having tre the eIpernen (n prcsenee or
ne,so, oi placing Lamp in Ice, mixed With salt in whc
.a.c pufncd nicely, has no hcstincy Ia
them 10 burn AZ well la Winter as In Summer For s.1c
"nv'vss'e or tetah by WM BUTLER,
no 10 doors above the He'll r-yern
fI'n. UNirEDsTATEs MONTHLY REVIEW po,;,lc-,
- ani Literary, Psn lsi, for November cuibeIisheI
beautiful steel Plate of the T,h place Of Henry
NoE' Tor sale at 70 cts, ~
no i6 ,,yoSa
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-16

70 sbuf Lottery, Chss - iisws Friday II "a oci,ck
". ~ The carof the Exchange I nrIre ~ sT5.st
~ i'C' lloO' 100, lOof5u etc y Nos n dawn
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-16

4 R, S,lt tsicnts Annrsl, Ffendships Orsr,nx -,
- s.nii. -iscui,r Tor iSL III VIII a.. ii.i atli
"nd beautifully bound-rceehed By ""' ''E'a''nsa
&c ~ EaNnofp,,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-16

Tue faiiocrshlp heretofore csstius between Jo..,6
nSyo = william trehcr, " Dissolved, An bnlirrss
hctci' lore eonhie 10 the frn ~ MAYO archer Iii
receive TIC lNut a'teuo" 81 us both Until coinnhtri
soV NJ Nv ~ ,sAsain
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-16

ID II n T-T
H heretofore conducted Al Eison grren in Cstone IT,
tho isfc Mrs sarah 1aitcrr0. will 10 continued c en-
suing year M ior The charge Of Mr and Mrs Tod
inf 90 The 10Th - January add terminating the l5b Of
December following eosiar tho monfh II Aurnst a. Va
caon lho present PUcccpucss Miss Louisa Wobb
le"nnnc 70 ave instruction IN an the branches 81 an
tnHtth f'tIlcs ION, tuHefhcr with Frcnc anil Music
TeTmf-Ior Hpsfd and Tuition In English branches nor
Heson ~ ~ nnnihs payable hifin avaucc.......sln
.utt ''''ft ecssssss =
10
n No eiuction made enc " An e,acs III ,iet,...
Ad,iress-iianovc Count Ifousc
no t0-cf JotN N ron
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-16

For Wednesday Evening.
New Jersey t1ucry. NJ ~. 1 prize Of Sam, an,
elia. Ao, 70 Of so, l2)o, i25O lOJ, Se Is Ncs NJ
drawn. Tickets e.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-10-01
o, any good meaning citizen Of Ms

enco o. any good meaning citizen of ms
unty. 80,
noon tie tax bills which the assertion
FeIy Best couples 10 British bondage,
strictly such principle as the political
',v /, whicl, he boasts the honor of
Sh,ipe member, have always advocated.
we're advocated by the democratic
arv a, the time when Daniel Snyder voted
nh them.
Pesoiued-Tha, the only sure plan Of
os,dine ourselves against the banelul re.
rl,s which would inevitably be experienced
|, . division of our small county, is To
;eu every homes, means of defeating the
k.,Kon of Richard Fruit, and cause gen.
al rally for the support Of the removal
Ndidate.
Resolved-Tbat we now call upon the
sndid consideration of the freemen of Co.
nnbla county, to decide question which
Srl either render them comfortably blesl
with an scl OF justice, or forever deprive
hem of sacred rights as peope,by allow
M The county to be cut, carved, and divld-
Id for the qualification Of few reckless
political parlizans,at The expense and ncon-
enience of The tax PAYERS.
Resolucd-That we will go 10 the polls
with the watch word of SNYDER. RE
|NOVAL. EQUALITY aud JUSTICE,
3ppains, FRUIT, DIVISION, HIGH
FAXES. and OPPRESSION.
Resoived-That the course pursued by
.ho Editor of the Columbia DEMO- rat in
advocating and sustaining our interest in
/ the exciting question OF removal that now
agilaes Columbia county, meets with oul
|ap7robaiion.
Resoiued as the Editor Of the
Columbia Democrat susIsins our interests
we will sustain his, in preference to those
| who oppose ii, therefore we will use ou
exerions 10 extend The circulation OF IN:
paper, that the people may have correc
Information. and recommend to all who fee
| an interest in behalf of the removal, to sub
| s,rlbe for his paper, aud thus encourage
| him TO do his duty msufully as he has here
,ofute done.
Resolued d-Thst the proceedings Of lh
meeting be signed by the officers, and pub
| lished ia the Boomsburg Democrat, and al
ulher papers in the county.
(Signed by the 0Gcers.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-10-01
Voice e?f
RneiepCHseeHA. .

very large meelingiof the citizens Of
Dnercreek township was convened in pur
suance of public notice, at the BrIercleek
schoo! house in said township on Thursday
the 29lb day of September 1912. The
GEORGE KELCHNER, Presilsni,
JoHN kNoRR. JOSEPH WISE, ISAAC Bow
ER, SAMUEL TRAsHER. Vice Presidents,
John TreeSe, and Simon Hagenhuch.
SECRETARIES.
The object of the meeting being stated.
on motion. j, was
ResoUed-That committee Of TWEEN
TY be sppoin'ed TO prepare resolutions for
The consideration OF The meeliug.
Whereupon the following committee was
appoiGed:-John Hess, Hector McCor.
mick John Hill. Isaiah Salmon, JohnCon
nor, Gilbert II. Fowler, Henry d Knorr,
Echman Hutchinson. Samuel keIchner,
VIM. Iiagenbnch, Jacob Fleckensten, +.
Workheiser, Wn. Hutchison, George II.
Freese, Abraham Dieterich, John Kelchner
Benjamin Fowler, Samuel &. Jacnby Daniel
Zaner, Johr Zaner, who reported the fol
lowing preamble and resolutions which were
unanimously adopted.
Whereas, We are now on the eve of one
Of tie most important elections that has evel
taken place in Columbia county, as upon ts
result depends its future prosperity. Ii i:
not merely whether this OF that political
party shall triumph, whether this or that
rsndida,e shall be elected to the legislature
--but whether The county shall be ruined
by divson-or be kept together By :
removal. Therefore
ResOlved-That we view the attempt OF
lew reckless speculators to cut aud edrUt
up The county merely for the advancement
OF iheir own personal interest regardless OF
The injury that the people may receive by
the act, with feelings of indignation thai
words cannot express.
Resolred-Tha in order to prevent a
division. and effect removal II possible,
as The leas, expensive measure that can now
DC adopted 10 settle the excited state of feel
Ing in the ceun,y,we wall give our votes 10,
and use our every honorable eXerlion to sc
cure 'Ae election Of Daniel Sny to the
legislature.
Rts0lued-That we will do so. because
we believe bin 10 be honest, faithful and
capable.
Because, we believe lie will advocate the
wishes Of his constituents & carry them out
/, 10 lhe letter. if ii lays in his power, regard
less OF The rowns, iayOrs or promises from
any quarter
ResolUed--That the faction who surround
The Danvile lnleligencer, by issuing ,heil
se'ndulous hand bills. abusing aud slandfr
ing Daniel Snyder and his friends, deserves
The severesl censure that community car
oe'tow upon them.
Resoued--Thai Richard Fruit, the can
cIdsle of the division faction for the legisla
tire is not entitled 10 ihs confidence of eth
erEariy, from 'hs fac, Of bis isvng be
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-10-01

Ii is said that john Rhodes has taken no
his residence in Roaring Creek and Mlfflln
uniil after the election. We wonder in
which township he intends voting. Where
does he get his washing and memdng
done! Remember that will be The question,
when you offel your vote.
BY the way, where does he get the GIN
ger cakes that he says he can buy the
voters of Roaring Creek with. He mus,
get large supply, if lie always nlbbes
them first.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-10-01

John Fruit was in the upper end Of the
county eeclioneeilng against the removal,
upon the grounds that DanvIle was not
within eieUen miles of Northumberland line,
and lhsl should the removal take place, the
lower par; ul The comfy would 60 off 10
Northumberland. What nonsense Small
potatoes that very
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-10-01
4 JOHN II IsUlT,

High Sheriff of the county ofColumbia do made
known by this advertisement. to the Electors of
said coun of Columbia that a GENERAL
ELECTION, will be held in the said county, on
Tuesday Me Nh day Of October neat
at the several districts thereof as following, to witt
Bloom township, at the house of Charles Doc
bier, bloomsbury.
Brier creek township, at the town-house in
Berwick.
Catawissa township, at the house now occupied
by Stacy Matjerun, in the town of Catawissa.
Derry township, at the house of Jacob Seide in
said township.
Fishing Creek township, at the house of Daniel
Peeior, in said township.
Greenwood township, at the house now occu-
pied by Joseph Lemon.
Hemlock township, at the house Of John NJ
Reynolds, in said township.
Jackson township at the house of Joshua Saw.
agc. in said township.
Liberty township, at the house of Hugh NJ
Eirath, in said township,
Limestone township, IA separate election dis.
tict) at the Union School house in said town hip
Alahoning township, at the Court House in
Danvle.
Aifilin township, at the house of John Keller
r in said township.
Madison township, at the house now occupied
ny john w oliver, III Jersey town.
Mount Pleasant township, at the house o.
Frederick Miller. in said township.
Monteur township. AT the house of Lenord Laza
! rus, ia said township.
-ugarloaf township at the house Ezekiel Cole
in said township.
Roaring Creek township at the house now oc
cupieI by Adam Cable in said township.
Orange township at the house of Isaac C
Johnson, in the town Of fOrangevc.
| The district composed Of that part of Miflir
| township, laid oil foi new to Snsliip, to Gale,
Paxton" which, by an act Of Assemlly passe,
the first day ofApril, 1896 was established into
separate election district, at the house of Adau
| Micheal, in the said district.
Valley township, at the house now occupied b,
James d. Ten Brook, in said township
At which time and places are to be elected b,
the treemen of the county OF Columbia.
ONE PERSON
for member of the House of Representatives of tn
Commonwealth of Pennsy vania
ONE PERSON
to fill tho offices of Prothonotary, Clerk of tn
Courts of General Quarter Sessions, Oyer an
i'ermier and Orphans Court.
ONE PERSON
to fill the Offices OF Register of Wills and Recorde
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ONE PERSON
for Commissioner.
ONE PERSON
for county Auditor.

In nursuance of q N act ,f ,b, GanaroJ A.-or,lI,,
of The Commonwealth ,f reunsvIv,ni., eu,;tt.J
An act rrln,ng fo ,he Elsc,nns Of ,his om',nn.
wealth" passed The 2d d,y of .Iulv A n ls3g
No''c0 20 "e'' " o'oe"'
mat the general election and election Tor In pee
of and 10 o'clock in the forenoon, and shall con-
linue without interruption or adjournment until
O'CLOCK III the evening, when the polls shall be
closed.
"I'hat every person, excepting the justices Of the
peace, who shall hold any Office or appointment OF
profit or tlust under the government oi The nited
States, or forlnls STATE OF OF any city incorpoIa-
ted district whether commissioned officer 9TH
erwise; subordinate oincel or agent, who Is or
shall be employed under this legislative, executive
or judiciary department OF this State, or Of the
United States or OF any city orincorpoated district
and also that every nienDer oi Congress, and OF
the State = stature, and OF this select VI common
council OF any city or commissioners Of any lncOr-
poraed district, is by law incapable OF holding or
exercising at tae same liIle the Office appoint
nent Of Judge Inspector, OF Clerk Ut any election
of this Commonwealth; and that 10 Inspector,
Jud e or o'her officer of any such clec ion snail
be eligible to any office TO lie then voted ior."
AMI the sad act OF Assembly entlticI IAN act
relating to the elections oil this commonwealth
p sshd July I'd, 1889 further provides as fellows
to wit
"'Fhat the Inspectors and Judges chosen as
aforesaid, shall meet ut the respective llaces ap.
pointed foi holding the election III the district to
which they respectively belong.
0before nine o'clock in the mornino. on
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The New Orleans Pirsyune Of the 81
INST. says: The bark Hiram w. Tyler,
arrived YESTERDAY from Havana, reports lhe
yellow fever very bad IN Havana; all hands
on board. with the eXceptlun oi one man,
were sick while in Havana, they however
recovered. The man " lao escaped white IN
Havana. took the fever on ,hr passage from
Havana 10 lhis port. and died Oh his arrival
IN ibis cily.'
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DR.. Joseph p. Peters. extensively
known as manufacturer Of pills aud medl-
cal lnzenees, hung himself II, New York on
Sunday last 10 his bed post. He has been in
poor health Tor number Of years, aud he
appeared The day before 10 be very much
detected in spirits and almos, distracted,
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John Fruit declares that he can and 1CHl
elect his brother Richard Who elec,ed
him sheriff! Was it himself, or the people!
He boasts So much Of his ability 10 EJECT
any man IN the county that he pleases,
perhaps he had better bring into the field
anolber member of his family for prolhono-
lary. There is now but one candidate for
that Office, and il is no more than fair that
he should lake care Of all of his family as
he has the power. The people will no
doubt do as he bids. Better try it.