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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1843-02-25
NOTICE.

yuSHE Subscribers purchased at Constable sale
on the a3d Jan. s43, the following sold as
the property Of jefferson Meyer. in Bccmsburg the
following property to viz: one Bureau, brass mantle
clock one iron Kettle which property we have LEFT
with said Jeffelson Moyer, at our pleasure.
l.. B. RUPERT,
Sg L. G. BARTON.
Bloomsbury Jan. 20, ls4a.-4o.
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Wanted to Rent.

ENRON the first Of April next, small house
u OF part of house, any where In Bloomsburg,
fora family of two persons with no children. Any
person having such situation to let can apply at
this office,
Bloorns5urg, Jan. 81, ls45--s9.
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NOTICE.

Is hereby given that we have this day bought
at constable sale as the property Of John Fulmer,
two Crowbars one hook enc croscut Saw, one
iron Kettle one Sleigh, one log chain and one
woodsled, one plough one harrow, with ten teeth,
Elever acfes Of ryen the ground, and have left the
same in his possession during our pleasure os which
the public will take notice. ~.
- ABRAM YOUNG.
Jsnpay as isSs.--,to, q lsy sf'sr a.
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NOTICE.

TEE subscribers have purchased at constable
sale, hs the property Of Jesse Meyer bay Mare,
Sled, one Sleigh, one set Harness, all Of which
we have loaned him dunng our pleasure Of which
the public will take notice.
COLEMAN * MILLER,
Isnaary, Sc teAS-a0,
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Earthquake.--Ths National fn,elii
gsucer Of yesterday says, Sigh, shock Of
an earthquake was experienced in that ci
~ On Friday last, about twenty minutes
pssi ten o'clock, A. Nj. l, was not gener
hlly felt
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iEOTCR.

t, ]. THAT have purchased as the property Of Eli
sha Albertson, one log sled, log chain, one cut
ting box one Clock six acres Of wheat in the ground
one plough, four hogs, one yoke cattle, and have
left the same in his possession during my pleasure
Of whleh the public will take notice.
.uf y FV5la.R p E. r.. ALBERTSON.
February 4, ls4S--4l, ,.G : sienoolG
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1843-02-25

The Berwick Sentinel Is out In violent
and abusive article against Col. Wright,
professedly for the reason Of his advocacy
of The bill TO elec, the Canal Commissioners
BY ,he people, but there is deeper aud
more laceraled wound tina, has been touch
eddy him that affects the leaders Of the
Sentinel. We mean his opposition TO the
new county, and the open and manly stand
which he look in favor of The removal. =
Here is the rub. And foi ,his he is 10 be
stabbed 10 the heart. Heaven and Earth
oI,as been moved by them TO secure his in
fluence in their favor, bu. having failed,they
now ..black guard like, attempt to ruin his
well earned reputation, by slander and vitu
peta,iuR. end a "woaton and unp.oyoked
attack" upon his course in the legislature.
BE still, Soys. you ere too cheap 10 siec.
any one but yourselves by such a course.
The Objects too apparent. "i' sno
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1843-02-25
THE sOMERS COURT MARTIAL.

The Court Martial for The trial Of Com
mander Mckenzie, assembled on board
the North Carolina on Friday, but ad
jjourned 10 ths following day, in couse
qaence Of the Judge Advocates no. hav
ing been previously furnished with com
plete list Of the Witnesses: The charges
, agains. Commander Mckenzie are rs fol
iyws. 9 s}51t' re ~
lsl-- Murder on the high s,'n hanging
Spencer. Cromwell and Small.
2d--Oppression in hanging them.
ais sd--Exccediag the limits Of his authority
in SO doing. ,s';,. tl.-
4sh--Cruelty and unsfficer like cooduc,
in using tanning language ,sspsncer few
minutes before his sSsculion. aera,,s
5lh-Oprtession Of the crew by pun
ishing in an arbitrary and excessive man
The Cour. has been, since Monday, il
daily session, but thus far we do not Sc.
,ha. single new fac, has been stated. o,
the investigations BY tho Court Of Inquiry
the same testimony was presented to .h'
public that 10 now brought before the Csur
Martial.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1843-02-25

Gov. Dorn--lt appears from the Bos
ton papers tina, Gov. Don is in that city.
He was to be a. demucta,lc meeting al
TanueiI Hall Oh Thursday evening. OF
course Gov. Morton will not give him up 10
she Algerines,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1843-02-25

Lin said, by wise taithlatots; iha, six
millions of dollars Is the total annual stnoun,
Of the cost Of all the newspapers publised in
the United States, ta 5 ts
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NO,TICE.-

r. = NAJl 4OEk
rs hereby given, that we have this dsy bought a
1 Constable sale.as the properly Of Isasc Robbins
the following property, TO wit:--onc black Mare,
one sorve Colt, two rcd Steers Eve os., 6ve sheep
two setts Of Harness. sistesn acres Of Rye in the
ground, four acres Of Wheat In The Efoand one
sled, one Plough, one Harrow. cnebay Mstc, ono
two horse Wagon, one black Cow, and one black
Hefer and have left the, same in the possession Of
the said Robbnsdoring our pleasure, and forbid any
person taking them from him, either by purchase;
otherwise, without oif cons, mt. .s'+
.& m laIw n. & J.LAZARUS.
Orangevile, Jan. 8, ls49,
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.aDMINTS7R.aFOR'S NOTICE.

.ADMINISIR.dI'1RS NOTICE.
NJOTICE is hsrsby given, that letters Of admin
IN istration,&c have been granted to the subscIi-
Der on the estate of F''55i R'S "Ai ~
e1issi ANDREW GREASY; end gHid I
late Of Miflin township, in the county Of Columbia
deceased. All persons indebted to said estate are
hereby required to come forward without delay and
settle their resbectite educs. Those having demands
on said estate ereqnested to present their claims
properly attested for settlement.
will meet debtors and creditors on the 2sth of
February and first of March next, at the late resi-
denco Of the deceased TO make settlement with all
who may call.
P 'I'a 'z17 ABRAHAMLUDWlG, Adnar.
February a, 1854. 90 sio " LHIl's na
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!1s41 : NOTICE. . y

is hereby given that I have purchased at consta-
BILE sale, ds the property of Robert Lockhart, two
Mares, two milk cows;t~elvc acres of Wheat in the
gfound. six of Rye in the ground, twenty hu.
shells Of potatoes in the hole, one mantle clock, ons
slcd one Plough, and have left the same in his poss
session during my pleasure Of which the public will
please take notice. 2uDel $50
JAMES LOCKHART
Jan. IA, lS43.-36. a
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NOTICE,

A meeting Of the Stockholders, and an election
for directors Of the Boon,sburg, Rail road Iron
company will be held al No. 81 Walnut street,
Philadelphia, on Saturday the 25th 1t Fsbdast
next at IL o'clock, A. ".
b JOSEPH PAXTON, Psss't.
Cattawissa, January, ,22d le43. p1
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ppNOTICE,

q THAT I have purchased at constable sale as tho
property of Elisha Hess one yoke of work cattle,
one plough, one tanning mill one mantle clock and
have left the same in his possersion during my
pleasure ofwhich the public will take noticed
.3e. PHILIP FRITZ. I
February IL, ls43-42. p
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% NEW TURNING q. I.I'
establishment.

Sasarloef fto,snship. Col. co.
THE subscribe5 informs the public thai lie has
put mp shop at the above place. for the purpose of
turning Wagon hubs, and all kinds of wood work
Also iron mill spindies and gudgeons, &cs and
copper and brass Of evcfy description. All kinds
given. ~ gS9e .}dil1a4FH aaH
= Two OF three Jburneymen, who understand fini
ishing chairs and beadsteads will fnd eInployment
.., =. -, ORRIN STRAIGHT.
Jan. IA, iS43,-5S.
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NOTICE,

Feb. ii, 1855.
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Remaining at .he Post Office Ca..awissa.
January Z, ls4s. @ 21.ag iA4
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-04-14

believe there is the least probability OF the passage OF
Stay Law next Winter, whether The Republicans or
Wings succeed at the approaching elections These
Stay Law Wing candidates may yannt their desire TO
relieve The people, long and loudly lhey please
yet requires very little dscernmen. 10 see that their
main object is TO get votes. Wing principles are now
below par in many counties and The Wing candidate
know, that rs Wings merely, they cannot be elected:
hence they hope, by advocating Stay Law, 10 humbug
and msisad many kind hearted Republicans and Obtain
Their votes, well as all Of those Of The Wings Tbs is
the secrrt-ths the magic by which some Of the Wig
candidates hope to reach the House OF Delegates l.,
i possible that artice shallow and so miserable
IS destined 10 receive encouragement from any indie.
psnlent cd manly Republican in this proud old Con,-
anweallh; Should these Wing candidates, who have
mounted the Say law hobby, be elected this Spring
we shnll next winter find their promises Of relief a.
ide, those made by their party d;riu tie last Pre-
sidenti1 election. The Republicans cannot have for.
gotten that tie Wh said in ls4n that if they could
get into power, they would relieve :a d.sresses of the
country and To Tor the dear peon tia had been
done by Jackson and Van Burens administrations -
iney succeeded and have been power more than tw,
years, aud hat have done relieve the country
ihsy nave dohe great deal Of mischief, las they a!
ways have cone whenever they had the powcrl but al
To relief, they have Afforded none, no. none whatever
take warning then, entreat you, my Republican
friends. Permit no pecuniary embarrassment. TO warn
your Judgment, and prompt you vote for Stry Law
Wing neither should you remain a, hn,ne IN The a,y
|
all that you expected wished Remember. thu, Tho
price OF liberty Is eternal vigilance and that freedom,
and lis concomitant blessings were obtained by the
blood, prvatnns ana tolls 81! patriotic foreiathers-
They transmitted 20 Republican institutions which,
duty an! interest admonsh 10 uphold and sustain
They can be upheld and sustained in their purity by
the Republican party only and if Republicans fac or
faer, in the support Of those great principles, which
are Indispensable 10 the Of our free institutions
then we may begin to despair OF the Republic Re-
member your country aud your principles, and thin.
not for one moment that you make the latter avail
able unless you carry them out honestly and fully at
the polls, on the din Thursday Of April Remember,
too that the approaching election is highly important,
es fifteen members of Congress are 10 be elected be.
sides severa! members 10 the State Senate and "a
members TO the House of Delegates. 1t IS for the Re.
pnhl'cans OF Virginia 10 say, whether they, or the
Wings o! Virginia, shall henceiorward control The des.
TIMES of the Commonwealth. The Republican banner
IS now floating proudly in The breeze ard will you,
my gallant comrades Of the Republican party, allow il
to fail amidst the assaults of your eremes /.
A EiRGlNIAN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-04-14
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA, FRIDAY, April. II. Isi3.

1 Al ABLE IRON WORKS PROPERTY FOR sALE-iiy
@ -" q re, Of Trust executed t" !y the Soucwa
u I.t9 ~. Company, beuu. date OH the ith day oi
% - 'Hu 81 trca:t in The County Cont Ut Camphe
stall IN Monday the 18th Jay Of April lsi3 if fam and if not
." ~ lar Any thereafter, Sundays excepted, the Fur
-, - 1"s 70 HE SAID Company situated Sonewal
' '"uhty Of Campbell, e1pusr safe by o. pub
nc ac AL The Property o the said COMPANY bh r. al aud
80, 'ssins amongst other things, of Tract Of Land
w SAM Furnace is erected, containing between four
'! and hve hundred together with all the
'-s "a improvements ilereGa-all nf the said
,,., VI certain other Lands situated ncgbOrlood OF
~ containing lctwecn thousand and ccve hun
w" % lis!yin. The lien al the vendor the purchase
W. 81" he inhlrs, horses, wagons, cars ge cart
Utensils, whetibirruws, furnace tools, mon!ds ior
anu III tthcr implements and fixture. connected with nr
hrIa 10 The said Furnace Casting tiuise
'I =, ",, N me poss-ssnn Of lie said Company.
hly riievr!, that there iron making csia
W ir state Of Virginia which combines nalura
Or advantages the profitable prosecution Of that
tnan The offered for sale. There is
'hn on which The Furnace stands, and within iew
fds 81 the Furnace abundant, if not irhdas
sy ~ feh zion ore, a*rc5aiufd trial lie suitable for max
hs non ~ most excellent quality and there is also the
tract anu Wiia very short distance Of the Furnace !enti
h shpy % good limestone. The Furnace situated IN popu
iois "'NO'lO1d within less than miles If James
winch rrr u good road; and the transportation thence
!" h'ohd ny way 81 The Canal, Is very GcUnsidcrabc. W.
earnestly te the attention of cncTprsing capitalists 10 ti
Pupey, - aiolin. Al admiFahl: opportunity for Prohtah
spcrua;on.
Terms ~ saiehe real property VII! sold 4 credit of ak
N' eiph'een and twenty months, On four equal install
en, the purchaser nfchisra giving bonds with good PER
on' security Tor the payment OF The purchase money, and TIN
c - '"e property 'Sc 10 he retained, further security
riofatd, III The sale of the personal proucrl cash Will 1t
required Tor al sms ruy dollars and, ,r al
ns h'yond that credit or months will be given
'. purchasers giving bonds with good personal security.
~ c la The property ahGve advertised for SALE belle we'd Il
be good but seng ciy TrusIees will only convey
ne uiasc such title is vested by the deed Of trs
aforesaid. WILLIAM DANIEL in. Jm
March Ii I0a-wtds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-04-14

The average, FOR these eight years, being 1e5 days
and, in 1895 and l.il, the sessions Of the New Yors
Legislature exceeded our last session by - days
About the time heard from Mr.. flacg, | received n
letter from Mr.. Parsons Of Pennsylvania, which is
before me. subjoin mn extract
'rhe average length OF the sessions of our Legisla.
ure, for the last fifteen years, has been four
moath, sometimes they exceed that period, OCCASION
ally fall short but rarely" You perceive then, that,
long $ sesslons in Virginia, our members are
about industrious those of other old States, hav
ing large territorial extent and diversified interests
That taclious and inconsistent print, the Richmond
Wing has frequently abused the last Legislature in the
Had the Wings possessed majority instead of
the Republicans, the Editor of The Wing would, doubt
less, have been as dumb oyster During the last
Congress, the Wings had majority in both HOUSES,
nr the three which they held in two years
The session before the last was, believe the longest
ever knnwn. IL me, the first Monday in December,
aud adjourned in July August last; after session OF
or months. Dad the Editor of the Wing lhun-
der forth anathemas against his Wing friends for this
waste Of timer During the long session OF last year
the expenses of Congress alone amounted to the snug
dred and thirty dollars,, Did the Editor OF the Wing
or any of his party prate Mta about economy o! utter
one word of censure for this expenditure Never
that heard OF. Perhaps they did not know the value
of money last August. So far from feeling any 'ndig'
nation ut the waste of time money when his party
had The power, the Editor OF the Wing was 'as cold
as frog Ito use one Of his classic phrascs;) but
when the Democratic party gets majority IN the var
GINA Legislature he sweIls with passion, aud croaks
daily about long sessions and legislative expenses
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-04-14

chop-.hGtGm an parEO
EDITORS REEspoNDE-cc(F,o From II. Country, .7pra g.
The Wings are, you know, in 81 bad box and
hence they are fe1ihg their wits 10 fad expedents,
by which they hope 10 rally their shattered forces aud
carry the Spring elections. They have suddenly be-
come enamored with ahc,i speeches short sessions
and they are now seeking 10 excite popular od'nn'
against the last Legislature for The length Of the s.
SION, which vas unavocnbly prorac,ed on acc1"n. Of
unusual ard extraordinary business. The SUBJECT o.
Congressional apportionment, which, By the way, come
before the Legislature only once in ten years, is one
of delicacy and difficulty, and necessarily consumed
many days. Judge SCOTS occupied the House Of
Delegates many days, and neither of these questions
belongs properly TO the ordinary business Of the
slon In addition to these and other subjects the duty
oil rasnga revenue adequate to support the Government
and pay the interest on the State debt occupied much
time in arranging the details of bill, which would re
Gure just contributions from all in proportion to Their
ability TO pay. The preceding Whig) Legislature hat
Jatd TO perform this high and imperative duty ard
the members Of the last (Dempcrac) Legislature woulc
have proven rccreant to their rus had they neglected
IL or had they acted with precipitation, order that they
might escape the cavlls Of the Wings. The sessions
our Legislature have, admit, been longer for many
years than think they ought to have been but think
every candid and intelligent. mind will Gee, that it was
almost impossible for the last Legislature TO have ad
ourned ut early day. The last session continued
ia days, being only = days longer than the proceed
ing session. when there were fewer subjects OF impo.
ance to occupy the preceding session of the General
Assembly Some persons think the whole Legislative
concerns Of the Commonwealth onght not TO consume
more than sixty days, but ! doubt whether shall
ever have the sessions cur,aed to this limit. Much
our long have been complained Of they
rot SO long those Of the New York Legislature, or
the Legislature of Pennsylvania. During the last Sum.
mer, received letter from Mr.. Flagg Of New York
who you know is gentleman Of intelligence, and, by
reference to his letter. find that, in the following
years. the Legislature Of New York continued in SEES
sou duIinn tie daya | am about 70 slale
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-04-14

BUCKINGHAM LAND FOR SALE. ,,. -.
ar,;,cd win sell the 1rac, of LAMB 81 when 'ie
at- Archibald hasn, deceased uicH po.s ill., ca,n
h.cb ,s widow Mrs Gfarr i.>i 70" 'e>"t W - = Ia
vvf:r ~ containing 966 acres THIS land Is 10
MOD aholt miles iiom the Couf, hns"' i'1s lo Gu,
-, \, ksvc the James hn' anu . "a, md
~ az mills from the Slate River Academy ne Ao VI,
@ n sa. river and husn's creek run entfely h,ous"
-, ,d,,,pa III and half acres oi excellent poo.h a"'
-. 80, ~. of which, North ;rtf, are no" w o "
eeH's ,o,,c,o wheat and The Hat lahh on
creek is sufficiently fertile !" pF"dnee gran :" 80
~. ,,Enu, any aid whatever a1n WIN Ja''1'ou' s'
-, ~. made rich -nni.al produce 'hhioch ~ ~.
Nh, rirarrd il, land "ElIav oi very sPei'
- .,iv and y susceptible uf very men "e-'e, 20
- - y.,y anD.rru the fact, TINT some ~ ~ :,
- ,,,.., ara most parts oi lie 'idc htsc
" 80. hncn converted, hy the use oi clover ~" Ps'
- ut. ,:rh aud productive tobacco CO.'S be" "a ~, @
I'm, acres the hiai' a'i * M" ~ an
-I a,rrs az y,ir.. is i:st rate "Vatc" i""" ,
.,.. ,h,aa,rcs al excel eni plant iiit" i"t i-
me ARE an excellent two so'! 1Heii..- huuse,
@ 80 and rnmoniious, having wo rooms anu piss'-e
ho,, and below stars aud wi".i He" Sioe - " 2
a"o' 30, framed tobacco barns, al 5h, oil t't
- at.,ials and nil houses net'-saf! Tor :" ths
:hli.i,.c,,l excellent repair. ~, IAN, - .. ..;.n
and S;,a:ed in healthy asrran - ,nnsr,sary a. i.
h"rhood more particular description Is ~
ss,n.d ~ persons wishing 10 purchase WIZ view 'e '' %
iutr. fer themselves ..,. ~ ... or 7 ,., odtofn-
-. rn,,,ininr between II and 1890 acres ~ mere are
aI * running through tis tact awhlhs s3'ir n.
=, f,r hundred acres d! ad, 81 very hhe f''.
~ ,rt ~ an r,ss commands The highest prices n'isi tf
cest norton Of This land yet III original growth hea'iy
hera .v.i pine, oak and cssna ~ ~. c r,s m;u,;
- IN, ahnrr 7r,- n land DESTROYS I" fen"ve 10 Miss'
~ xii, sell IN upon h- most liberal ana accom-
nninnr tr,s. The lands viii be sao" u 70 isi3"s
W. hen he 1nns Austin 81 either al his brothers, Vln- on
-, ~ mr. as ~ Austin. Who resides al buckingham Court
thsni o. ~ '''' ' GRACE AUSTIN E1ecutriS, and
""'se' THOMAS AUSTIN,
JAMES ". AUSTEN,
Executors of 4. Austin, deed.
,u- Il2-2sm3n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-04-14

FSOSTON VIII stand at my s't"r' tSll'he " ,'nJ
- county. Na,l eighteen miles north ol tir ,s -
and within miles ot Tie Junction al
rcksbure and Louisa Rail Roads Those 10 h'! "'1i' "
Boston, send their mares WIN sa'rv 'ei @
extreme south or North, ty way oil ihc kiiHodo 'H :, !,
the season viii h- S.n Any gentleman wh" M' Ut - IT,
'"r hi 81 SIX mares WI nn! - % ,s,,n or 10 rrr
money y promptly pau With, 'r -, -,, -, ,y.ry IN.
cent WI be made 81 WI ne ne 'ria,'e furnished n
''"' - r.,. lr taLr IN
thirty seven ana lal cents per da:' tNft> .,, -
10 prevent accidents or escapes iit M ii'h'i ' wy - ~
happen shall be constantly ~ ho;'c tHfis '"e S'' " "
tend IN person 10 things generally. 49,. - ....., rho
deem entirely unnecessary '" say any ''"- " ~ ,,d ~
pedigree ana performances oi ~ - ~ mews
give in'i history oil ine SAM, ",''n ~ " , "a, -,
paper suffice ~ say i,, ""'i' u" w. 49,, 49,, M ,.,s
orsrYrh ear "ia ~ hHSe @ ever t a." M & , very Lrsi
coni" ru' MN ny 10 " ~ Nc i,a,.i l ,o.s
h"''eS-"h Aoi'a ana soa'n - ', chn"'" t ", n;n,
VINO can Ice feled on, ana WI" Hiu Nv ~ - ,. ::