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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-13
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA, TUESDAY DECEMBER 10, 1912.

NEGRO HIRING The subcritr again offers his services To-
public this branch his -nrs, the time for ir
ing hand Ills cUr"or VIII he 10 give that atien
hc the interests Of the requircin sickness ese
chilly.
lie > continues attend tn the collection Of debts Of every
de option, al HOUSES,
Mr. Richard fns'aiI ~a has for several been
ciaed with him. w:ll assis; him IL his L!.in
RICHARD hill, U.s.,
Olica TIE Eaqu Office
Main street, corner tcu,. the Banks
Doe ~ 63-lJ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-13

- PALMER, Keep romsaty On hand English, FrrRI Ger
man, aud American Publications IN every department I" lira
particularly Theology. the Classics the Arts aud .cenre-
History, Biography. Our Law STOCK l. al present offensive
aud W.. selected School Books and Stationery o e't variety
awal hand
Fs.'; anil 9asricaa 5ama',.We have received mr. supply
c AT III, Animals pub rd london and therc for isf5
Bnoktntna al lis varieties t,rcued IN the BID nihef
Gl-auw.a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-13

Sac of Eafuabie Property The totcR 81 buchanan
~ virtue Deed Of Trust; executed to us ny the iae John
- loh.on Richmond, bearing atr Tue i?:h 'a
1899 for purpose of securing certain neos tnete
aned which deed daly recorded in tho clerks oce oi
m n,v Court o rotetourt shalt proceed to sell NJ pun
agr;nn 10 the hshcS, bidder Monday: the Ian das ei
o-r whole of the property IN ie town OF nuchau-
rnc said liohson, and conveyed IN sara heeo VIZ
Cas lot No l0i On which large cumnodous ana va
sad- hudnG thee stories hsh wen ca "
ae r ane Establishment tarern house ana winch mas
.saca ' been known ana designated rs "ios HorsE"
One Lot, No 1913 hc is comfortable Two Story hficA
BOISE formerly occupied by the Eauch Bank of nsiha Us Il
Ranking fos being fitted up VIII, counter and very SID
SANTA aud vault.
one Lo. 20 l02 a vacant lot adjoining the above.
Half Lot the South side OF High street on winch
and desirable residence, Out "a bek, TWO
hgA wii good framed office and caaee Rouse a'et
and nmotis stable and smoke house ms poper! -
generally "a the CorrAsr and very conveniently
ana tas'etuly arranged.
one other Lot on which Is large anu
enOtous brick store ho,ise, fued with counters ana
and s occupied Store ever since rs erec'.
i good business, and situated Immediately on tue
itt loaded and un'oaded from Tue mouse
So, several articles of household 2ad kitchen nf'ltue.
the abo:c completed the 18th day al octooer
81 vii be- continued from day 10 day I'll completed
h- i 20 the property Is believed to be unancston
Ne acting Trustees shall only convey ach title rs ~
't-'rd by the deed Of trust aforesaid.
The terms of sale Will be made known on the day oil SAFE
4. ROBINSON, Jn., T,us,ces
J. ANTHONY, "
srgtl6 3S-tds
10 POSTPONEMENTFor the greater convenience of the
s Interested above sale viii be postponed until Wednes-
.iay The l4,h December next THE TRUSTEES.
Oct bids
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-13

rE,Ki'ST SALE of VALUABLE LAND IN CHESTERFi I'D.
Deed of Trust executed to Us by Edwin A-
rson therein set FORTH shall on the ON gay
January next proceed sell! the premises, 10 the high
bidder Tract of Land lying the North side Il" Apo
atoN in The county of Chesterfield adjoining the lands al
William sanKnsh.p deceased William K. Johnson, Edw in
fr-nd others containing about 2,1c0 acres go Of
winch l. fist grounds which exempt iiom in
nadalon than u"., Of the Lands This Tract Of
" - well adapted culture tobacco, and that portion
Nh''' " cleared y high of Improvement large
i'oa OF the tact woods The icily rcahusa good
m,Sr rom ms land j. great il only about twenty
". ,h"es distant ifen PetershuI. aud Richmond.
7'rTas IF SaeThe Iand IN be sold on cred, of six and
'~eITe months. the prrca.e moa- 10 be secured bv
'hoed negotiable nocs with Of ,rus. on the llnd
En: "a Trustees Shall convey such title only as vested
!" Us as such, Which, however believe i. uuJo:,ed
WA. A. BRAGG
EbMi Nd II. OSBORNE ifus'ees.
S1v3 70 ,as
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-13

FARMERS HANK UeSNIRGiNlA.-The general meeting cf
Stockholders of the Farmers Bans al Virginia viii BE-
held at thor Ranking House ~ the City III Richmond on We'd
nGsday, The llih day Of launary, ,si3
An act Of ASS hy, passed March 18th, le42 provides, ist
Officer D Bank Stall hereafter vote hy proxy for
Stakeholder in election Of Directors Officers 81
canS, shall proxy be- valid which snail have arcn
executed sixty days belarc the lime al any rrrton"
The Aci pin.iics, '!at the annual netting
President director oil any Slyns.' Bank, general
Agent &c Manufacturing Mimi. Company snail be
hrreaiter eligible a. Director OF any Bank"
Nu,cul,.r J. G.. BLAIR, CQshifr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-13

COMMISSIONERS, SALE OF GLOUCESTER IAND-Thc
under the authority OF deere
Law and Cbance!y Tor tioucrs-
p, rDt. pronounced in the OF Curtis vs. ciake " h
Ami term Of Court lsi2 and amended decree ehere
Gs,, fair not, fair day. Otter Tor SAFE on ,e
.t-m tina, we'll and vanabs ;rc OF Land called
Platoon ~ NJ on York river in county Of GiourGser fnf.o
contain. urats Of 2OC0 Of land SEQ OF which are s
Upon are comfortable dwelling ana lie us.a on
Auac ed "a IT i an extensive marsh. particularly adap'ed
sanr an alndaa; srpy of fish and oysters ma TIC on
om York rye walch the land Is situated ht'e Is
become y-fy profitable There S al aounnant supply
Ue: III. land within convenient distance oi Tue 'e''
un-re {; will always command ready sale.
iht believed be ndsPnale thonsh we WA ma
0a gch deed 10 the purchaser warranted III ha.ih.
nader the aforesaid decree half al the purchase money ~
Qae IN cash and the hal; al the expiration OF II
l.u,l sto,n tie day of sale.
cEosGE ". ,ss",1IgThALI, Commissioners
go, ~ " ' 57-ew
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-13

AW SUICE-Thc subscriber has removed his dice l" The
II basement story of his residence al lie corner 9l and
streets o>irc he Office Of The Mutual icicty lie
NAV br fund 1T his Office when attendance again
uircd " Of Tie Courts Of the CITY, -
THOMAS GREEN.
OCT sly
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-13

pY ,fe OF q Deed o Trust executed ty Beverly HEN 10
ID Niles C. Sed-D John C. McCredie, Trustees Tor the be-
ae ii iieh, of record IN Chesterfield annri Tor tae
M Tor ar The same day the other proaey The th mat
celebrated thoroughbred Racer aud Station bais fel'oh.
Pa gree day Of sale. !,
Ar. a. Trustee shall convey only such title a Il vested
DO me- but IL ; believed 10 be ind'>pntahle
MILES L. SELDEN, Surviving Trustee
H. G}-tis
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-13

AW NoTfCE-Jon K. Cook. aud John o. Stessr, OF Rich
IL mend have furmeda prof. ssiona eonnst ion "a.
TLpy in practise ne,ber in the CCnrt OF appeals the fcue
raj Courts and the Co,r Of Chancery, in Richnond
John o. s,eesr ce SEPARATELY on The ,pnm non cS Is
Huslnss also in the ,upero aud Inferior Courts OF rownaan
and the Superior Cour,of Amelia. :, -
John R. Cooke will practise separately as heretofore h INC
Western Court Of Appeals, 81 Le"isburs ca u,
Dec s&-t-'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-13

A MINI<TR ArOR'S sALE-MLUABLE REAL ESTATE
n AT AU,TIoS-WHi be -odat Public Auction. q The high
bidder Tuesday the eth Instant, Wilton James
odd rana1 frsro, sst them excellent male and
girls Blacksmith Carpenter The stocks of Cattle. Sheep
Hogs Horses and Mules, Plantation Utensils and other goods
and cha,ies of Robert Randolph deceased.
The .ae WIZ commence lociock, ard be continued from
day 10 until concluded TENS made Of
WM. F. CUNNINGHAM, Administrator,
With the will annexed, Of Robert Randolph, decd.
per La-1awtds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-13

Form cf a Porfr If attorney 10 Tote BY FrOry
know all men ty lhesr Presents, That of
30 hereby appoint tob- substitute anu
proxy for aud Il. name and h. half. Ia Nj. ~ any
IL director Directors of the farmers Gaha Of Viz
gaia; aud Furthermore, substitute proxy Ia re-
prcscn; all MEETINGS o.! The Stockholders of the
Farmers Bank ci Virginia. aud name and behalf,
the rnlcnc, rpeainc amending ch bye
laws ordinances f..ps may b. dermcd necessary and
The Of the .ad Bank. In witness
whereof have hrreunio set hand and seal
ily of the
Sca,ed aud delivered in lie pre- seucr OF lsrAL1
Soy -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-13

ry,WESTy OR TIiIRTYiA f.; RCESWiI be sold al Pablo
1 Aurtinr NJ - itth- cf Lawreutevlle Buns
wck couti, IN "WEDNESDAY 2t Of Dee, Gher from % 10 80
,Iuai, y.uc Negroes tay negroes from IL 10
accustomed Ia farm work, and are healthy anu
very .iAeis. Trfiis cash.
G. b. COOKE Executor of r. Il. Stark, deceased.
n. i3-ds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-13

,-ALCAELE TRACT OF LAAp NEAR RICHMOND Fok
SALE-Und.r by yus of Deed ot Trust executed u
undersigned T. WILKINSON, and duv Recorded 10
nco County and with the consent, and y the direction
4 "A parties undersigned The Trustee therein
r1nsd will Hcda,siIa. ih day o. December, e' ~
~ the day thereafter, proceed to sell on TIE PRE-
s,. hughes; bidder that valuable Tract Laao casu
residence OF said Nliin>oni y'h" ~.
m Bro, Turnpike Road three ard tr, quarter mes IRON 'he
60 u r,nmonL By recent survey threc nun
, ,n ,vcn,y i've The Improvements are mostly new
AMI Vel a,aned to comfortable accommodation 81 ,'s
, Al he same time. viii he soid AL The i!1nsshod hid
Kitchen ti,niurs consisting 81 The uSual vae a", 81" uie
,oes o, Horses, Cows, Hogs Plantation Utensils, &c
ys - <qi-For the Lana S2,5cO "t the Purcis" money
v - required L. ne pad wiiLn Sky da:s ho; tie day OF
M il !, probable tia. purchase, shcud ne deslf O.
mas iai further indu.-n h arrangement wan rue F,f'is
Interested The residue Of the purchase money 10 D. i',a IN
q ,,.lain,s al six, twelve. and eighteen months ,so
;se noie. Win approrei ehdOset, aud Deed oil 'l
mon - pfoperi, cor deferred pay ncnts, VII he required "'
me pr nal property all Under 80 casaoyef max sum;
M months VIII b. riventae purchaser executing he"
. note With an approved endorSer The sale w. commence
= n '~.ncS \ " viii be positive aud without feSefFc.
, t- 10 tie aLyc property believed 10 be indisiuiioe na'
m undersigned sclIln. ostre Will convey such 'ie ony a
~ :" ''"' = ~ RO c. STANARD, Tsust,s.
~ leiy after the sale OF the Land, viii be sold tae
O'F'" '''"' '-'' ''"-' no c. WILLIAMSON.
A., -, l7-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-13
Schedule

Schedule:
THE RICHMOND COTTON MANuFACToRY.
Building stone, the remainder brick, hive stories
eh-nei Of building hundred and forty -four feet clear
width dto forty feet dosfarway projecting in front force
pump seventeen by fifteen feet ditto
Basement
Part paokrg ronm yarn and one balinr pess
the remandetr rrIans .h"p ."f 'a.s' ciI saw anu " gu.
feel wide, twenty feet diameter;
One hundred and looms, half Of which one 'urn
Ing lathe. ~
Thirty Paterson cards. thirty inches wide with railway
and draw heads-wenysx Matrwan cads, eighteen inches
vide dtto, drawing frames, thirteen speeder'
WV Fourth Story.
o. Paterson hrostes, containing 40 spindies
Danorth fl!ia. irancs, d" 81
~ Mat,eawan throsics, do l,-s9
To,, solpdle.. 4,lsi
Two spooling frames containing ,wentyst b'"oss twelve
's'' one banding "a''1 Tf aG Sns turning 'a'"e
One hundred and yfve feet long trtyhree and hall feet
wide Of two hundred and sixteen spndes ta e'gt
bundled and styfour, FIVE warpns machines, SIX dressing ma
Left far Lumbcr-Pieking House.
Two stories forty by twenty clear brick, twenty
seven feet the mill, with leading into cardrc
room, willow, hlee picker and lap machines ihy
PICKER and lap machines eiehtetn
inches cards eighteen inches wide
Lumber House.
Fygh BY eighteen feet clear stories and loft brick
Smiths Shop.
Thirty by feet clear brck-sokc hoseQuaref- Tor
negroes and kch-nRooms sufficient for one hundred and fly
house and tenemens for four ies-ocr
twenty by fourteen feet. brick.
and water wheels nearly neville Paer-
son rses PREPARATION poodthe Mhtirawan ihostel
preparation nde of the looms are prime order
the work nearly finished To make them equal
lconis.
The quantity Of water leased tr James River and IA
nav ha COMPANY hundred and twenty inches nearly all OF
pressure Of three and half feet at The canal
The laoas are CAPABLE producing thousand FIVE
hundred wards of Shngs and Oznaburgs week. t2 lbs
The spindies capable OF producing III addition TO
the yarns woye, per week, o'sZo IDS
Toto, nrodue, Of factory per week 1907
Requires hundred and sixty bands
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-13

GIVE DOLLARS REWARD Ran away from The subscriber
in Cumberland counts, Virginia. abuct month since, an In
den. apprentice 10 the Carpenter Business named Geuge Mon
,age between and sTears ofsge Az person. are cautioned
Of the laws viii he eu6.cei for their doing The above re-
NJ 4 II. RoBER TSOS.
n. G G2-is
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-13

CAED.--G. 2. CEtMP x EDN.N BURTON have assoeIi-
a ted together for the purpose of conducting tie
neral and Collecting Business; ;s" they wi lie o
Servants Rent Houses an! Sell Property III the cry or com
try Their CHARGES will moderate. >nit the times. Dne oil
will found ia the office from I'LL O'Clock. each day.
0icc opposite Tie Exchange Bank, Richmond, adjoining me
Star Gficr.
lie IN Gift
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? ~ '7sNW st'sN TT" y
II .3uciioR.

~ lNIoEs & BROTHER.
The C,byc,,d Race Horse and StGtttOn ia,tte Ptfon
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-13

= he subscriber taken The well known Washington Hotel
which, IFS centrally, tcsete with liz conteuy 10 The
Capitol Hail. Eicimnn Frederic sb.g and Potomac Rail!
road and Petersburg aud Richmond Dcpus presents 10 both ira
yeers and currers this cy most pleasant. abode. II
ctpe eeraisd ard comand. positions tho
c,y overlooking all lila. part OF the city below the Capitol IN
Guiding Manchester with bnt little ustrct the view iur
Jl.e. h. wh the sails that cheirr lis
Well that Of country which hangs out :" beat
iifuliy brlcw the Falls b. exhibiting most pCnr-
gGe prospect III. Railroad Bridge also be from The
Hotel ia al lis Hagrihcence.
Menhers Genera, Assembly will find Thu honsc very
being within minutes walk Of The Capitol
A. the In wici tbs house will lr arp' r proprietor
thinks necessary to siy onl that lie knows fui well that Tie
only way IL s.c patronage u 10 deserve II.
The following are tie rates Of charges:
81 - per da:, - per weck for single rooms
S. per week when two more occdpy tue >ainc ROOM
SlJl per- year FIR day boarders.
S:arl or hoa:d and lodging.
lie appeals his friends and liberal public for that support
which uremns attention to tie Comfort Of his gu ess he
hopes VII merit. W. II. PuCKErT.
My n 59-lm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-13

F!UViiNI. Utt cIT, IcIR
AW NOTfCE-Ne have united III the Piatce of Law, and
IL suiafy attend the Courts Of Bedford Campbri am
hers and Nelson the Superior Court OF Buckingham, and The
Cons held in Iyncbure. All husiness collections or Other
kinds, vii; b. promptly attended 10.
Address,. x J. r. Garland, Lynchburg, Va.
!. GARLAND, formerly OF Nelson.
JNO. Il. GARLAND.
;r Garland will continue attend the Court OF Appeals,
and til. Federal Courts holden in Richmond.
Nov. IL p-2m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-13

10 POSTPONEMENT.-For the greater convenience OF IN
Interested above sale will be postponed until Nedne-
ia9, the 18th December next. THE TRUSTEES.
n,, lids
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-13

- OTCE.-A persons hereby furrwarned from hunting
shooting, Otherwise uespas+n. my land under the
rigid penalties of the las. WILLIAM GAIT
F.uyanna. Dee. 9Th, lei2 62-lms
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-13

AW NOTICE.-1- subscribers have formed partnership 10
- practise will attend all the Courts held IN the
city and IN hr counties Of Goochianh and Louisa.
Office Governor street. door to Joseph Mayo, Esq
PEACfiY GRATTAN,
HENRY CoALrER CABEI.L
Riclmond!va., Dec. 10, 1872 6a-3'!awu
NfUFlrEi Petition VIII re presented 10 the present cne-
raj Assembly, praying the enactment al law relra-inc to
The nGGci signed he right o the Ccnmonwea IN much Of Lo;
No. II street city Of Richmond, 81 ,udus Mir-
n .ary Martin his wife died seizrd aad possessed II
MARY ROPER
pec. "a S3-2iw5,-
,.NtIE TIME Is CONE AT LAST THAT !ou huy
Hats aud Gaps cheap the cheapest Of the ii1''rS sell
them York, bet The Southern Hat Emporium
The Bell Tavern Main sI--'. We have just received
fresh SIMPLY ceEemen's youths and Infants cloth and velvet
Ca every pattern and quality reduced prices VIZ:
good cloth Caps EACH 81 ~ 81 So and The hest quality -?
boys velvet Cans G2 cents TO 81 II each hair seal
Cap, aua wool Hats 81 III cents; silk Hats ffoi 81 ~
3d. mocskin Hats 81 So the best thai can he annac
ur,d ST. tiats black and drah, fashionable ard very
hms e. 80, the very hes, only ST. beaver Hats
om 81 50 ST. The hest br, ii- Of manufacture
p idi article and other description OF Hats aud
Caps unusually low prices, for cash only.
GAREANATi & RoSESTHaLL,
Soulern flat Emporium, a!an street,
Opposite the Bell Tavern.
Nov Stiff
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-13

Ei.ONAtrhr sscsiher removed tcrhc Store recent
Ia y occupied by j. g. Abbott nearly opposite q. Duval Co..
AID second above his
" ]. HARRISON.
Nay Sim
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-13

Total produe, Of factory, per week,
Requires TWO hundred and sixty bands.
Nov. Is
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- Immediately after the sale OF the Land, will be sold Tie
'''t' 3" Conn., '-S' ''"-''' 10. c. WILLIAMSON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-13

~ sale conducted BY ,,o.r,rp ,,.,;.....s
5a g. tbs
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-10-01
DANIEL sNYDER's VOTES.

Under this caption, John Il. Montgome-
ry, publishes in ile last paper Of The .dtge-
,rine, long list OF wat he eats Daniel
Snyder's votes in the Legislature, and a
balch of more jesuitical, malicious, false
misrepresentation were never given to the
pablic. The in,imalon, TOO, that those
voles were given upon the main quesfion,is
wholly false and gra,uilous.
Daniel Suyde unlike John G. Mont.
gomery. mas always been uniform, con-
sIstent. decided democrat. None of your
lime serving, changing policy men, aud as
such he was elected by The democratic par
ly, and having been so elected he sustained
the interests of The party without any
sk"iking or lodging. And we defy JIG.
Montgomery, the Agerine, or any of the
| Danvllie faclipn,tO point out single prom
lnent vote OF his in the Legislature, where
| he was not sustained by the democratic
members, no! only in .he house Of repre-
sentalives, but in the senate. Even lhe vote
OF David B. Montgomery, the br"lher OF
John G.MonIgomery is placed side by side
with that of Daniel Snyder, in the votes
reci,ed, and yet John G. Montgomery. is
willing 10 outrage We feelings oi brother,
and denounce the whole of the democratic
members of The house in order to injure The
election Of Daniel Snyder, because it aOouid
be against his personal interest, and b.
beneficial TO the county generally. And
this ACT will be considered still more deles.
table on the part Of ]. G. Montgomery
when il is known, that David B. Monigom
cry lost his re-eleclion by allowing hlmsel
10 be used as mere tool and syccophan, o
his brother 10 advaqce his priuate iaieres
and that oCthe Danuilie fachon.
Il We shall not attempt to follow him thro
all The catalogue, bu, merely glance at som,
Of The votes mentioned in lhe article /,
show he utter recklessness of the writer
and how liile dependance can be piacet
upon The remaining PARTON Of his statement
The article says that Daniel Snyder
.Vo,ed TO Increase The state debt $500,
600"
This bill was authorizing the governor II
borrow Ibis much money to pay the sem
annual interest upon the state debt due II
August following and was passed by a lafg
vote. This interest must be paid OF repu
l
date and declaie the State insolven,. Wha
Pennsylvanian says he did not do right
None bu, an .Algerins and his e,sW.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-10-01
CHARLES CONNER.

This genlleinan,is the candidate for Reg
lister and Recorder npon the removal ticket,
and Is yuurg man twenty five years Ol
age. AN English and German scholar, and ii
good peunsman, well qualified in every
respect to perform The dunrs of The Office,
AID besides, siaunch removal man. The
division men call upon their party to sustai,,
ll.elr whole ticket, ami why should moi the
friends of removal do the same. Ii is but
an ACT ol justice 10 Their friend TO stand by
him IN the hour of peril. when he need.
help. Besides Philip Bllmeyer has had
The Office for two terms. Once appointed
by The governor, and onre elected by ME
people. and now let HIM give place to one
equally capable. to say The least, and fat
more worthy, in our estimation.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-10-01
PHILIP BILMEYER.

We have been much amused by the
course pursued by this gentleman in his
elec,ioneering tours through the county
with wha, grace and ease he turns his coat
TO suit the company he is in,and how ready
lie is 10 become "all things to all men,
In the lower townships he asks his friends
TO give him their support because he is op
posed to removal, and Conner a removal
man. In the upper townships he changes
his position. He is a removal man, and
Conner Danvle man, and therefore he
should be supported by them because he is
say that The Danvic people were in favor
oI removal 10 prevent division. Weak
with some, and he must be p ,ssessed Of ii
to an eminen, dtgree.if he supposes he can
gull the people by such-silly electoneerng
as this, when tn ere is not man in the
county, bu, what knows that Philip Bill
meyer is now and always has been Dan
vile man up TO the hub, and is now doing
all he can 10 secure the election of Fruit. -
ile opposed removal last wia,e, with his
name, and with his money, and yet he can
now ask them Tor their supper, tina, he may
use his influence TO injure them and ihier
lriepds. Will he get ii. We think not
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-10-01

friend Of Frnr's remarked the other
day thai three Thousand dollars had been
raised Iu Danvllle To SECURE his election. -
Gentlemen, You must raise three tines that
amount before YOU will be able To defeat
homes, Daniel Snyder, and the removal
question. The people of The county are
not 10 be bought with The yellow boys
not even If you offer two cents a piece
for their votes or their signatures.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-10-01

Fire IN Dauphin.-A serious and des
irnctive FIRE occurred in Dauphin on Friday
night last. which totally consumed the
Foundry and Threshing Mechine factory
of Messrs. Maus and Mlssei Of that place,
together with all their tools and large
qnanliiy Of lumber. The loss is es,mo;ed
at about 1900 dollars, this 10 enierpri-ine
men without large capital is serious loss
and we hope the cllzens Of this and the
neighboriue counties, who have use for
articles manufactured by them. will extend
tAem liberal paronsgs. s.-RporfY.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-10-01

BY Divine permission. Elder It. Miller.
expects on the i4,h, of Oct. to deliver a
lecture in the Academy in Boomburg at
early candle light. The subject, the sec
ond Advent of Christ.