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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-10-11
TO TAX COLLECTOR S
AND TAX PAYERS

Hn consequent ola Circular, lately issued BY
the State Treasurer directing that the Stat'
Tax still remaining unpaid, for the present and
former years must be paid into the state Ireasu-
ry. on or before the second Tuesday in January
next, and that every county, falling to pay ia
portion Of State Taxes: hall be, after that time
charged an interest Of five per cent, on such
amount os shall remain unpaid, and payments
from the State Treasury, for school OF Other pur'
poses withheld. until such balance with il terest Is
fully paid we are under the necessity Of requiring
the several Tax Collectors Of Columbia ;ounty 10
collect and pay ovel into the county Treasury, on
or before the Third Monday of November next.
ALL the State Taxes for former years which still
remain unpaid.
The promptness with which our former Circular
was responded to, both by Tax Collectors and Tax
PAYERS, by which the county Treasurer wss
enabled 10 pay into the State Treasury at that time
required, the whole amount Of State Tax due
from this county, for the present year, induces us
to believe, that Columbia coun will not, on the
second Tuesday of January next, be found among
the detaulters.
By o.der Of the Commissioners.
Il. MENDENHALI, Clerk.
Commissioners Office DanviIle,
SeptembeI l3. ls45. ct
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ENOCH HOWELL.
r A H. NJ

RESPECTFULLY, Informs the publicthat be
,as moved into the building formerly occupied by
he Register in Market street near VIM. Kelyy
V Co. store where he will always be rcady to
make any kind Of clothing, at the shortest notice
md in the best and most fashionable style, From
lis long experience in the business, he fatters
himself that he shall continue to give general sat-
sfactiOn and thereby hopes 10 receive share Of tho
public patronage,
az Puticulsr attention paid to cutting.
All kinds Of country produce taken in payment
foI work.
Bloomshurr, Aug 9 l8l5. G-l6
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JOHN MARBLE,
Harness, Saddle &
Trunk Manufacturer

Ed ESPECTFCLLY informs the public that he
10 has located himself in the shop next door
TO Samuel Hagenbuchs Chair Factory, Main street
Bloomsbmg, Columbia county, where he will ca "
on the above bus ness in all ITS branches. he viii
keep constantly on hand fine and coarse
One and 7Wo Horse Harnesses,
Horse Collars, Saddles, Brides
and Trunks; Sc.
Of every description and having had long eXpe
riencc in the business, he can furnish as good work
and as cheap as can ue purchased in the county
rTAll kinds Of country produce taken IN pay
ment for work, at the market prices
May TO- lsi5-6m3
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NOTICE

n hereby given The Stockholders in the com
H pany for erecting Bridge over tie Norheas
branch of the river Susquehanna between tn,
townof Cattawssu AMI The month of Fishngcreel
tn the Managers have this day declared dividen(
Of three pee cent. on the Stock of said company
for the lasl Blk months, which will paid said
stockholders or their legal representatives, at tht
rreasurer's office, Catlawissa oh or after the 18th
inst.
DAVID CLARK, Treasurer.
Treasurcr's Office, Catawissa, Oct l. lsl5
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UGINhI Al1o

Ia Milton on The 26hh uh,, by he
Rv +. Ruhr,ud, Nj CHRISTIANS
WGBrLL to Nj s. CArHARINE CORNER,
huth OF Col CO.
In Hopkiusville, on thursday, October
the On, BY the Rev, Samuel T. LcId, Mr..
DANIEL lowER, jr of franklin, TO Miss
LlsABGTH HENpERsHoT, daughter of Mr.
Michael Hendershol, .; Mou,our. all ol
Calu nbia County.
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CATAW WEsSA HOTEL.
CATAWISSA COL. CO. PA.

o AC0B DYER informs travellers and
his old customers and friends, that ht
sill keeps the above Holel. where he will
be happy 10 wait upon those who favor
him with their custom. His house is large
and commodlous, and well arranged TO ac-
commoGale bis guests His table is always
provided with the choicest Viands the mai.
kets can afford, and bis Bar contains somc
Of he best iquros that can he found ia this
section of country. His stables are also
ample, and good ostlers are always in at
tendance.
Caiawissa, July u, le45--2m.l2
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
The Estate af THOWaS H.AYCOCK
ATE Of Fishingcreek township; deceased
MIOTICE is hereby given that letters of admin
"a istraton on the above mentioned Estate
ave been granted to the subscriber. All persons
Indebted to said estate are hereby notified to make
immediate pay rent, and all those having clnims
re requested to present them properly authenti.
ated 10
JOHN NJ. HAYCOCK Admir-,
Rhoysburg, August30, is45-6wl9
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NOTICE

nS hereby given that have purchased at Con-
x stable sale as the property of John Naugle'one
,ay mare and have left the same in his possession
Turing my pleasure, and forbid any person taking
it from him either by purchase or otherwise with
out my consent
THOMAS w YOUNG
September "a, lsi5--25
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LEG AL NOTICE.

All persons interested will take notice, tha an
application was made to thejrd5ei oflhe court of
onman pleas sitting OF 'Danyille' in and for
columbia County at tho tefm o: August A. u
ls4S, by the members ofthe first Presbyterian
Church of Bloomsburg; in the county Of Coum-
ba; and State Of Pennsy lvania, by a committee
duly elected by them for that purpose TO acquire
anC enjoy the pains and immuHitics of cor
poration, by the name Style & Title Of the first
Presbyterian Church Of Bloomsburg' and if no
sufficient reason should be shown to the CONTRARY at
The next term olthe court to be held aDanyile afo G.
said; the third Monday Of November next, the said
court will thenmake decree and declare; that the
per ons so associated shall by the name; Style &
rite; Of the first Preshyler Church Of Blooms
,urg' in the county ofColumbia aforesaid, become
,nd be corporation or body poticagrecably to the
ict Of Assembly insuch case made and provided
JACOB EYERLY, Prot.
Danvile Aug .2Sd, ls45
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aDJOURNED
SHERIFFS S ALE.

BY virtue of writ Of ven. ex. to me direct
ed; will be exposed to public sale, at 'ht
Courl House IN DanviIe,"n Monday the
1871 of November, lSl5 at IL o'cIock. VI
the following property 10 VIZ:
II certain traCt 0fiand, SitUaie in Green
wood Iownship, Columbia County contain
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Estate Of George Dciterick, Iare ?f Bloom
township decd.
THE creditors of the estate Of George
Deierlck deceased. will take notice that
undersigned has been appointed an auditor
by the Orphans CourI Of Columbia County,
10 adjust the rates and proportions Of the
assets of said estate. TO and among The re"
speclive creditors, according 10 the order
established by law, and tha, he will attend
At the house of Charles Il. De ober, in
Bloomsburg on Monday, the 9Th Of Oclo
her next at 10 o'clock OF said day, TO PET
form the dulles Of his sppOintmen,when &
where all persons s'interesIed can attend i!
hey see proper.
JAMES PLEASANTS.
September 5lh. 1915.
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NaAESEsI4sI YAEeks.

The subscribers have established al the
above place, a new Marble TaRD,
and will always be ready, al the shortest
notice, to furnish 10 order,
.NONUNENTS, TOMB TABLES,
TONB-STONES, HE.3RIIi-
JAMBS, manifest PAIAT
STONES, MULLERS, &c.
or any other work in their line. They
also prepared to lurnis WINDOW CAPS
and SILLS, DOOR SlLLS and STEPS,
&c either of Ma. Bile, Lime or any kind Of
stone that can be procured in Tins vicinity.
srPH Having had considerable experience
in The business, they pledge their work 10
be executed in as handsome style as can
he furnished from any yard elther in the
city or country; add on as reasonable terms.
ARMSTRONG & HUGHES.
BIoomsburg, Nov. 3, lS43. ly--2S
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NOTICE

MS hereby given that | have purchased at Com
4 stable sale as the prope y of Jacob Nauti'
one sorrel horse, two selts oi harm IS, one plow
one harrow, double sled, five shOats, one saddle
one calf, one mantle clock, andhave lett the aame
in his possession during my pleasure and ioF1Iu
any person taking them away o her by purchase o'
otherwise, without my cOhsent
JAMES DEWITT
October 4 ls45-25
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DIR. JAYNE's sANATlvE PILLS.

DIR. JAYNE'S SANATlVE PILLS.
They may be taken at all times and IL
most diseases SIN lnaammaloly, Interm'l
,ant, Remiuenl, Bilious, and every Other
form Of Fever-Jaundice and Liver Com
pIaiul. For Dyspepsia they are really al
invaluable article. gradually changing the
Altialed secre,lons Of the stomach and liver
and producing healthy action in those I'M
por,au, organs. They ale very valuable
or diseases of the Skin, and for what il
commonly called 'IWpurI'y Of the blood;
also for Female Complaints, Cos''Veness
&C., and in fact every disease where al
Apariant, Alternative, or PurgaIlve Modlclnf
may be required
JAYNE'S EXPECTORANT.
Il always cures Aslhma-twO or three
large doses will cure the Group or Hives
Children, in from fifteen mlnulcs' 10 al
hours time. 1t Immediately subdufs ibt
violence of Hopping Cough, and effects 3
speedy cure. Hundreds who have beer
gwen up by their physlcians as lncurrabIe
With Consumption have been resIorcLt
perfect health, by H.
In fact. as a remedy in Pulmonary Dis
eases, no medicine has ever obtained 3
higher,0r more deserved reputation.
,~7RThe above Medicine are all for sale
at the store of JOHN K. MOYER,
BOomsburg. 80
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O'esaudSGDna

rs hereby given to all persons not to pnrchasc
q three Notes of hand, for fifty dollars each dated
Iuly 81, 1874 signed by the subscrl'or and made
payable to Daniel Savage, one in one year, one ~
two years, and the other three years from ne
Also three other Notes of hand signed by the SUBJ
scrbcr, for seventy.onc and two thirds dollars each
lated July 4, ls44, made payable to Moses Savage
one payable in one year. one IN two wears ana
one in three years from date, as there was adecep
ion pracliced in obtaining said notes, aul therefore
not having received a value for them shall refuse
to pay them unless compelled by law.
THOMAS CAROTHERS.
franklin Lycommg county, Sept 20; l84j--@2
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Teachers Wanted.

The School Directors of Bloom School District
want to engage six or eight male, and two or three
female Teachers, for the ensuing winter, To COM
mence about the first of NOV ember, The Directors
will meet at Boomsburg on Saturday, the 25M of
October at 2 JcIock in the atetrnoon, to examine
aud select the candidates, Applicants must produce
certificates of ability aud good moral character.
BY order Of the board
II. WEBB, Secretary.
Oct. 4--ls45.
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Columbia County ss.
List of Letters.

List of Letters.
EE hnrr on the ouartcr ending Sept. 3Olh lSi5
wv pe9ber Elnor Philleps
Ror,boIomv Cranston Mrs. Lydia Robins
Peter Culp simon Neeuy
A. B. Cummings holhas ima,r"' J'
Samuel Droombore Wm' H. W,di'""s
Isaac Karnes MIS- " h"1"S
T,aac Mobee James Young
John M'Cutchun
po,so,, calling for letters on the above list will
please say they are advertised. , -
'0' JOHN r MOYER, r P.
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II Vablic Sale.

an pursuance of an order of the Orphans Court
Il of Columbia county, on
Saturday, the 18Th day Of Ot0bccr nert,
1t ten o'clock in the forenoon, Aaron Hen dershot
Administrator, &c. of Barbara Cri Z, late OF Bloom
township in said county, deceased will expose to
sale by public vendue, upon the premises, certain
LOT or parcel of ground situate in lloPklnsvIlIe,
in said cuUnty being parts Of lots number and
in tho plan Of said town. Oflot number siX,5cvtn
cet in breadth and one hundred and ninely-egh
feet in depth, and Of lot number seven fifteen feet
in breadth and one bundled and ninety eight teC
in depth, and bounded as follows :-Beglnnlng al
post on Main.street and lot numbered SIX, thence
by the same south thirty.seven degrees west one
hundred and nincty.cight feet to a back alloy
thence along said alley iouth fifty three degree
east twenty-five percheS to post on LOT nun be-
seyen-thence throu, h said lot north thiTty.seNcr
degrees, east one hundred and ninety cgh teet,to
Ia post on main street-thencc north iiity-hre'
degrees, east % feet to the place Of beginning
there is erected on the premises
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Dr. J.4YNES TONIC VER.NIFUCE

Which is perfectly safe and 80 Pleanant thai
children will not refuse to take it. 1t cilcctualll
destroys worms neutralzos acidity or sourness OF
he stomach; increases appetite and acts as gene
raj and permanent Tonic and il therefore exceed
lngy beneficial in Intermittent andRcmtcnt ieVer
and indigestion; DC and is certain and permanent
cure for tae fevey and ague.
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zDz'. eBsssyGse's
FAMILY MEDICINES,
-0Se-
L4YNE'S HAIR TONIC.

lSa certain, safe and etectual remedy for Dys
entary, DiarrhGa or looseness, cholera morbus,sum
mer complaint, colic gripping pains; sour stomach;
sick and nervous headach, heartburn, watcrbrash
pain or sckners OF the stomach; vomiting; spitilnI
up of food after eating and also where it passe
through nc body unchanged ; want OF appetite !;
restcssness and inability to sleep; wind in the sto
mach and bowels; crnmp; nervous tremors and
witchings; seasckness, faintng, melancholy and
owneas of spirits, iretting and crying OF infants
md for all bowel affections aud nervous diseases,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-10-30

THE fact Is well known dat BnaSnHITnis
PlLLs are certain cure in every form q disesse,
Ell having he rsme rOoi, whica Is inFaai.y Of tie
circulating fuid. The HLson.
In period Of Enle mnrs s.lan ten yeaTs IN tie
United taies, they lave restored 10 leEsecl
HEALTH and enjoyment over FouR HrSBEEp
THOUSAND psrsons who were gisen over rs insu-
rahle ~ Physicians Of the rst rank AMI sanding.
ard in many cases WHEN every OihEr Temedy ksd
been resoned to in vein.
The gFea; secret Is 10 have the madisine By You
when you are fTst attacked with siekness; one
dose ilcn win have more good effect than
twenty. Il you pu, il of until disease hasenecled
the bodily powers; therefore every individual who
considers health blessing, should always keep .
box Of Brandrtfhs iegcsgLle UairTsaI IiiLs
where aiey can b. sure 10 lay their hands on them
when wanted. Twenty-Five GEMS cannot possibly
he better disposed Of. A valuable lie my Ia
sayeJ, ar u long "a Of Sickness prevented.
CT Agents for the sale Of Erandre.h's Pilis:-
d. Heart, Hillshorough; A. florence, piiishoro'
Vim. Foshec, Foshee's s,oEe, Chatham; ]. M'Dads
Chapel Hill; G. 4. Mchane, Mason Hall; L. 4 W
Smith, Alamance; ]. & II. Eloan, GrccnaboE0ugi
James johnson, Wentworth; Wood & Neal, Ma
olson; Owen M'Aleer, Yaneeyville; J.R. Cal!un
Milton.
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FROM OREGON.

Within few days we have read Sc
veral letters from gentleman in Oregon,
written at the close OF the Spring. which
speak of some suffering in Consequence
of great freshe,s, caused by excessive
rains during the early part Of the saascn.
Lan1s .ha, had not before been known TO
overflow were submerged. and a good
deal of injury was done To the cgqps and
buildings. The same Letters speak oil the
continued arrival of emigran,s over the
mountains. Some of these had suffered
much during their journey, particularly
The latter par, Of it, for the want Of food.
Cases are mentioned of great destitution,
and one instance Of a family not having a
particle of food remaining when they
reached the settlement.
The writers give il as their opinion that
persons advanced in life should not al
tempt to pass by land from the States 10
Oregon. They find unexpected difficult
ties, and some which their strength cali
not surmsunt. Some Of the last emf.
grants will add energy and strength and
moral worth TO the present feeble popula.
ton of Oregon, aud there is now nu'
cleus formed, which, with discrt ct manage
men,, will give importance TO that fas
growing region.
The writer's speak Of the excitement
pendiag the irst election Cor Government
officers. Although so far removed, as i
may be though, here, from political strife
the citizens Of Oregon had their caucus
meetings and popular meetings, yer,
much the same as they had been accus
toned 10 in the States. There were TIVE
parties, as we have before mentioned
the Hudson's Bay company. and the Anne
rican emigrant>; the result was in faso
of The latter by large majority.
n. J. Com. .Adr.
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Fran ths Baltimore American.
The Next Session Of Congress.

There is an unusual degree of interest
felt in the probable doings of the next
Congress. Questions of great compl!ca-
ton must come up to be considered. The
Tariff, the Sub. Treasurv-these must be
agitated and these constitute the most
essential parts of our domestic policy.
But our foreign relations present matters
of more interest than even these.
The final adjustment of the annexation
of Texas will involve settlement OF
boundary; it will also involve some ques-
tons of Importance as to certain particular
features of the constitution OF Texas. IL
is known that Congress designated pa
rallel of latitude which should divide the
slave-holding from the non-slaveholdlng
region of Texas-yet the Constitution o.
the latter does not recognize this provi
sion. The question of the assumption o
the debts of Texas will also come up IL
thi. convention, and with it the question
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20 Dollars Reward.

DAN away from the subscriber, at Wools.lsle,
IL on the 2tth sf September last, yellow Ne
gro Man by The name Of BIRD, about ,hir,y-iiye
OF forty years old, abouifse feet nine rten inch-
es high straight black hair. quick SPOKEN. and -
a first rate smith. Also his son FIELDS, toe
rable smith, about seventeen years old, rather shoE-
ter statue, and stammcrs very bad in taking. The
above reward will he paid for the apprehension
and confncmcni-.of said Negroes in any Jail in
this state.
HUGH WOODS, SESR.
October 20. 99-3w
uTThe Raleigh Register and Standard will
insert thgce weeks, and forward accounts to this
Office. .ss sa-..
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Of . general assumption AZ fhe Stale debts,
Or Telalioas uiah Mexico musi claim
he eahY aliEnlua II Gauges. We.
have TrGeEEed more dian once 10 the Ian
g1sge Of he government Paper On tins
subject. A promPl snd decisive demon
siEziaon. throwing his whole matter into
an immediate defhiie issue By which
Mexiro koald Be bFOughi 10 iernas = ne
point 0f de bsyonei, wnuid neither sur
Prise nor displease > Portion q he Peo-
PIE.
Tie Oregon question i. perhaps, after
III. lie mosl serious ding likely q come
before abe next coHgFess. We do not
know how Mr.. Mel.ane Is getting on
viii his negotiations IN London. IOr have
we any beilrE knowledge Of the present
state Of the affair between our Govern
menl and the British minister Al NASH
ings0n. The action Of Congress wsl pro-
badly give some Turn to the question. Of
which q premoniiion may he aloEded by
The Presidents message. The Washing
ton correspondent Of The Charleston Coa-
rier writes thus en- this subject:
"Thc Oregon question cannot he pass
cd over IN The Presidents message. lie
VIII, il j. believed. rPasseri the title az the
United States as clear and unquesiiona'
be 10 The whole Territory up 70 5ss 40''
This. according 10 some Of The Lnndos
presses. would be ianlamount 10 decla'
ration Of war. The assertion which wat
made in the inaugural was promptly me
/ in Parliament By Sir Robert Peel, by
grand dramatic scene, got up expressly 10
the purpose of iniimidaling the 81 Ohscun
indiyidual'' who, as Lord Brougham re
marked, had been BY some freak Of par
ties elected 10 the Presidency. IL wa
said, in apology for Dir. Polk, that h
was not addressing Congress, but hun
bugging that great, awkward, silly nor
sler, the people. But. now, Mr.. Pol
comes again. The 'Obscure individual
comes forward in his constitutional cap;
: city 10 perform high constitutional duli
and recommends that Congress sha
, assert the title Of the United States 10 ii
5 WHOLE territory Of 0regan as clear an
unquesiionable.'
"Congress may do il too, and may a
/, company il by such acts as will be tanl
: mount 10 declaration Of war"
In view Of the possible contingent
+ here suggested, some anxiety is felt co
? corning Mr.. Calhoun's return 10 tie $
+ nate. His position on the Oregon cue
;. ton is well known; his policy is pacili
d II is believed that he could exercise co
d siderable influence in The Senate towar
defeating the precipi1atc haste with viii
y il is feared the Occupation Bill may
m hurried 10 a final passage. The votes
g the South Carolina Senators defeated u
e. bill last session. The kaminis,rati'
s however, has a majority now in the
re nate large enough to enable il to disper
E. with The two votes from South Carolil
in But Mr.. Calhoun, if personally presc
10 might carry with him other Senators FRI
II. the South.
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GREATFIRE At WINCHESTER. VIRGINIA.
We are informed. says The National In
ielligenrer. by a note hastily written from
WINCHESTER NJ midnight Of Tuesday. that
= large IRE had just been subdued a, that
place, which destroyed property 10 the
amount u sixty thousand dollars. We
have no particulars, except that among the
buildings consumed were TaylOr's Hotel
and HOugh's row Of buildings, besides a
nGalhcr Of other houses, amounting in All,
as We suppose, to at least thirty, as the
aoie states uiat as many as tweniy-seyen
were ON fire al ono time.
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MARRIED.

AtChaEsl IL, aa Tuaaaasy sEeaing - Isl
inss~AL b DE RsE. d.. Visa RIrHAHR }.
Assn. -. A1oasy = Lzu. 4 Us EaaOs. =
Niss MaKs y. MlTrnELE. daashaa a - Rss.
Ella kiacheH. .. D.
IN Dc sily q Raleish. = weaaa~i.y evening
Ils lssh instant. y a. Rse. ID. MasOa, TaSxas
D. MAINS. ess- q M'ila.ingsaa. = Mi= IAsn,
asEshi@x 0f he Hon. gannas Ire1eL
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Obituary.

DIED. d this oouniy, - he Isth insisni, II.
Ioax d. THoxFsax. sgd sc yearz
Died. u The vicinity 0fFaystissile. % lhc .lsi
Instant. q consumFii1a. Mrs. IaxE SFElSCE.
vic o. tie Hon. RolHE. Strange, and daughter 9.
ne Iats Williams Kirklzna. Il dis Piaoe--deeEls
regretted y devoted EEsily snd > l.rse ereie q
fisnAsL
Died, IN Hertsor5, PerquinOns, a Iseamoshags
ef The stomach, very suddenly, cEARrEs R. Kris
saT, 60, man q great moral wO.sh, and a Dis
tinguished Lawyer.
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are clad TO learn that the citpr of the Whining
ton Chronicle intends issuing his paper twice q
week. as SON rs the nnccSss arrangements can
!c made. This is an evidence Of the prosperity
d this excellent journal, highly eredtahle 10 the
ci,izens Of Wilmington; the large increase IN the
trade Of the town. and the lherslity in adysltis.
in:. seeming to have made this improvement ne
oessar. 4 weekly paper viii also he published
as at present. A gentleman Of ability and indus
,ry will he associated with Mr.. Brown in the rev
undertaking.