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SALE, UNDEh DECREE, OF PRoPERTY.
AT R0CKETTS

~ RSuANI to the Decree of the Superior
Court OF cia7esy for the Rehhon4 Circuit mac. on III.
Gay Of March lstS sl between Caih.nn- G,-.sr
Others Plaintiffs. Jar.
aSs-i-, who executor Of wm. CrAnx.T,
o,s defendants the und ;rsnsd th-t.Ly appointed
Comm -sonsEs for ie prseeed MOSDAY
November ~ oek public auction on s RE
The Al: hest bidder. the SHolns parcel. OF nd
uh"r-o the sad wIi-m Granger died ed-thai
lot on the south see of Main siieetn the Richmond
paEt al The said city cal s RoeIss win hek en-n there
which lot conveyed 10 the sad shrrr samuel
by dred be2TIng Gale the l4th o. Jun
ct tho .sd h'sed Granger on the
oh OF May 1919 from Gustasus Conway Robinson
Com lsSonrrs
Inc sale wiz Be upon ihs following Oas third OF
the psE base 10 Ia Fad and
the iod. IN j" nanths from the day o. sAe-hs
Sa o" VITA sesdriIy 10 be approved ~ said sn
efs Tor he d erred ailments; and property 10 30
'ep'eI until Tie ~"ls Of tie purchase paid
yeyaEe- directed by
IT, at the TIM ned fof weather ,h .uLi n.
Ia The ophIo1 OF the TO
IN sac viii be adournd rom day day hour until
IL shan be eonpetrd.
ROBERT q SICHOI
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CIRCULAR.

LEosIap HcSE NtcotL beg u The .hox,
announcement and TO that v,>iv.
enEEgnasns. and respectfully share of n.,o,...
vaneez made required
FROM the advantages they posss AssIis Ma..va
Rocky Cn ani other large NJ Us no ofr
meats To eota manufactures and they are eo.
-
Their Alteration having the sale of ra...
thee articles - 49, - -
They have Ao connected Commission busa.,. n
pot F The supply of Maauaetururs have
oa b'nta fun assortment Of o.
and as Agents OF Maeawln MseSne Conn nv rr,,v. s
oT ell descriptions q Cotton and wosgen Machinery
g3-6m
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Anftiou Gales.

AAtOU OukE8.
--- xUrUsE BAYS.
ny William. a sax.II.
I-"t ss Greuna ON 25th street.
AT AUCTION
I'm FaIDAY afternoon, tho 3Itb ;,s,,,.. =,
-, oetrt Immediately tner sac of IN. %. ,,,, -,
Hn arc tsh ,treet sdv-r-d BY %. riaibsrn. -.
ne shal I'll At Auetos lot ,f srla.d IN tie r. a, ,S IN
Jog "a est o. ssh street ami iuaninr b,ek 20 feet '"'
Ihhns-on- third eish. AID tL- ia,a.es Al uo,,s. n. -
ne o, INV ''"'Heo u' zoe nafeha.- honry Ia paid.
WILLIAMS e HAXALL- Auet.
ny psnlep, meneure d %.
TRosTSEs SAX OF DEsfAsBLE real Esr,rr
AT AUCTION
bN MoNDAf, the 18th day Of November. a,
O'Clock on the psnise.. surviving Trustee. .h,r =,
virtue Of deed Of os.d Gathn,st "a .,
49, - FL II aeeton for The ben.Gt Of Farne,. BsI Of
hha Two iets Of frouri with ,n.,.o a.
.fno.d In aid essd the No ronax 10 f.. -.
The o.n. " on - street e 'ai dsvh Of acre and
As H"riins 60 stOa rear N.
' =. nsfe reeuPsd by Lucy Mitchell and ia IN. ..ro.
m.ni above the resden sof A Tbo- as H.a VIZ
consent Of p,Iis the bs-on. third ...h n,
hee esHi aymehs at and - mont. s..or n,,r,s,
~ ''f hr. negotiable and -s.aeor,, endorsed
r n NicGoJAS. rvi.inT Tru,te.
e eSn'teuei V DUNLOP soNCUkE 4 co. Aue.
Esq jaime. ". Lynch.
JAMES RIVER & KANAWHA BONDS
WIZ be sid "Wednesday. s9th n- ant n, o,co.t p NJ
at IN. nreLsrss votsI Five Thou.ani On. u.nss na y,
James River AMI ksnav Ia Bond. by The STATE
rnA In lots 70 suit purchasers
&C at-,d las H. LYNCH
by WILLIAMS a HaxsIi.
On "WEDNESDAY 2sul inst, at 10 O'Clock will l.,
sold IN front Of our Ausuon "
rriIne 1t CroiI Sugar d, BhLs
New ORLEANS do
Prime West In<ia M,l.s.-.
do suyar House da
no Lasusyr. Coa.s
Do RIO do
DO Java do
Odd Whbksy IN Barre-
Winter pressed Lamp OIL
Old Hsnne4sy randy la half pee.
Old A. seRn.us co do
Limitation 60 do
supcri.r Cider Brandy in Barrel.
Prime Western Bacon Sides
Do d. do Hams
Ganpow1er Tea small packages
Poweborg Tea il half eher-s
Superior Ind 20 IN Kexs
TEHMS-u "eer $780, over month. c,.s,, r.,
proved paper. WILLIAMS 4 HAxALI. Auet,
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SERVANTS FOR SALE.-We have for sale.
~ privately. Negro MAN about 6nylhree or four year. o.
age hs WIFE fcry eight HHd female CHILD
o d-s Of l1-m healthy and Of coed eharac
The o.tI and Carriage diver Eadner
hsuse The ciespt washer anI iron
terable scan;rcs and good They viii oe
soh residing City Richmond or IL vicinity
Enquire Of PHILIP NJ TABB q SON
Once Main Birzer's Louery one.
over the Grocery Store Of Wan. 81. Harriroa Eco
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by inioes d Brother.
No. 8. MAIN STREET.
GRocERIEs. LIQUORS, &c.
- AT ArcrIoS.
IN WEDNESDAY Morning. Oct AZ 10 oeA,el 49, u-t,
stofe without reserve general assortment OF ,o,.
"'s iaasors' &c worthy the attention Of d.aIsr. VIZ.
~ h,c- % CroiI and Porto Eco susar.
IL DO Orleans Ao.aSses
10 do prime Nu-yiia. syrup
10 bars Rio Coffee
IS boies best s-erm Candies
70 do superior Fancy Soap
- do do Mustard
- do do Gfoand Pepper
20 boh- Domestic Randy
u DO N. z. Rum
leo PACKAGE Gunpo~der rnp,,,i mi p,.,.... r.,
very choice quality 49,
haf and ar pipes "A. seignetts- crsDdy
no baskets Chsmraxne wiE-, ehoie. ou,Tty
or casks PSrt luce, a, Az
. nai and ar casks CognAe Braedy. eh1le. qualify
~ ~ superior RexslIa and Havana sss.u ne Nc
ALSO.
ilo boter hes; Bench Rsis in ay,r.
TO DRUGGISTS AND OTHERS
All O'Clock precisely, without or reserve M cLo.,
10 esroDns PRIME Cirraceas Indigo
10 bbiE Bleaeh-d oil
approved saiors.d Notes 49, ~ N's-i- 'of
Oe iSLOES Il BROTHER Auet.
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CORNELIUS & CO.'S LAMPS.
SOLAR Lamps both Lard and Oil, for Parlors
~ and pnny R0ons-a variety anda al all ,riess
su.?erdns aud ds Isa'e,ing stoiss
bseco Factories, he.
gesera asso'nsnI constantly hand o. sa's by
WIN. p. BUTLER
81 Nj, st,..,
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RICHMOND ACADEMY.

IVNHIS Institution will open on the lB,h Of
II September n r. w Drxr Esq va bavs s,.r,- ~
The Classical Department.
The Prnei al beses his supsrv zion " avs, -,
airy instruction IN I've VARIOUS branches o. sesses 7
that Of the seholarp.
Be.s The usual bratchs- o. Essfai sdusron N. pv-.-,
rsucuiiry 70 this valuable our eu-p. m,
twh eabfaee much % the follow ng btaaeh.s o. s-- -
80 psctcal utility the NeeharesI via Ar,u--s q :.
NIFTY hensurauoa MeehaneA Hydaucs M.ss.srv ..x.-s
thS seem Engine, soveyuE EuEncsng pssetp q Ass
seurc, spehiy H'-feo'ony AMI eon-rueuosa s-e-
drawing o. pln- niehife and ~ -resttve
TIE seee'ion o. The basehes ard he ~hseA iksy
b taught 70 each hsr h be ~ 49,.
in'eH,on- c. CRoZET, rr~>ap.L
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BY Davenport, Allen A. Co

ny DaNenport, Allen a Co.
DRY GOODS.
We sh1i sell MONDAY Sd Nov a. o'elo.l =, o,,, .
zoos. general assortment Of onlbIe Dry Good.
TLEMs-under sIoo cash. ico month, ia, an,
proved paper. ' ''' ny
oe 25 DAVENPORT AIIcsk co A.
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BOARDING.

Nj KS. GREEN Is prepared 10 accommodate a
W few more borders Her h1uss eHgbD
business part Of the City, eoo shove AsI Duvs Co.
within few minutes VAN Of tbe Capitol ard Medical consss
Young genemsn who puTo attending he Medical
his City. viii hrd her conveniently situated.
Rirh Oct -
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Aultion 8oles.
rms nav.

ns"iep. wesesss q %
""IA>SEs, AVID C0vTHr
On TUESDAY. tho e. !. -. y. a. -.
siers. VII b. -eA-- " =" eSsh - ee>a 20
pn.,o Rs.s-, y fo,s All fes,s Rieo s~s.rs
~" he' and New psi.aa. Mo,..... 4. .Aa..-.,..
Rio Lasuayra NJ lava Cos-, s~'s>s 49,
tsron sides mi ShcIAt.
n"-GubpcwdeS faTsrd ard " ~,,,..
ro>ps n Ices. coisst. ,.i B-ri,,. 49,.
N'ado~ GiAss 81 vsrtoa. srss
S, a., Ashs,. caiet Caa~rsrss ssd n.s-srs Wiz,
mandy Rum and Gee. s,areh; Ird.ro
- Ili"; rperrnacsu Canal-s Ae
' sio" east; oy,r that anosns, 4 nsssAs era.
ADDITIONAL
10 me atov- rsis wfp be I'D
~ Mi.
=; 80 ns,ss. and selected prime s.- oa.. x....
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~ ohERr BERGsrRoM native Of G,uenbufs in sw,dca,
VIII receive important Information Known
prevent paes OF tssdenee Rosmpts IN Charleston
CAfolna, or gi-5t CHARLES
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-. INV osvScs " sHosu 70
i - gesains. - Wholesale and |
As1chske-0reen Globe
90. AOaraQD-While Giant
Pc Bssss-l.arss = s.aliI.ima
nasS psa.s-Eary Chiaa, dino
-- Ysliew six wesks
Eariy Mohawk. do halfmoon
. ias-. nsesgse OF 1000 % oae
- nsa-n.rsy Blood tarnip rooted
s-aF. % Ye.iow " :"
~ Lsse B,ssd. ha.gss wsrxsi
Il 80 . WINE Dlleslan Preach sugar
- Dgpcois-whae and Purple Cape
Cabssge-hrb 4 Large York,
DAzsv snd Late Batierssa. Ear
Bss.rsoaf Large Drumhead.
..SlA<ys bergen, Pat Dutch.
.-tsss s'nsanhss1esvoy, Green CURED
- " nsssy, Rsd Dutch
Canli1ower-Early and Late
- Cs1.ry-Whife Solid ft.
Oarvss-Ls.s onnge. Long ned
saA Whiss Fsesd
Os.o-Csried o. Peppergns
-. Early Frame, do Gus
u ~. Log 0rscn. Long Prick
W. oberkin for p,ekiins
cGp-Eassy sugsr. DO Tu.caso-
fF ~, Do 0osdsn sbouI
E.Ai-s-Gresn CURED
E9 rs.a-Pap,e
Kaie--Dne Curied Siberian
Gree. curssA Scotch. Rape OF
.. CoAn y r-rra
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TO THE PUBLIC.

HAVE superior article Of Brushes from 90
% oeoo cheap for cash. with
ARTICLES
o.s o the best quality from sIIo wholesale
o sssaf-
whhe Ierd hard IN kegs from lbs lbs TO 500 lbs
IL shove Articles o.
ounuJ gentlemen wouh do wei 10 CSC and
socts and Judge Coz themselves ROBERT MOTIFS
Hta- Paint shop, Main street.
Ner door TO The Exchange Bank.
Riehrsoua. Va NAV 2tth, Ist9.
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'utafiou, and warranted nrcsh ana
stail:
Leek-L-arge Scotch
lsettuee-white q Green Head.
Early CURED India. Whit and
Green Coss, Brown Dutch
heson-Nuuneg. Green Citron,
Pine Apple
Water hebon-dnest kinds
Nassurtiufh
Musfard-white and Black
Onion-whits and Red
CARA
Peas-Landreth'- Extra Early.
Early May, do Frame Blue
Pusrian. Dwarf Marrowfst,
Bisbop's Dwsrffroiiic
Pepper-Asoted
Psnnip-Long Smooth French
Sugar
Parslsy-Fipe Curied
Pumpkin-Large Yellow
Rhubarb-tor Tara
RAddish-Long Scarlet. long Sal
mon, White Turnip. Scarlet
Turnip. Black spanish
Ssisify-or Vegetable Oyster
Spinach
Squash-Eariy Bunch
Tomato-Large Red and Yellow
Turnip-asorted
Herb and Flower Seeds
wM. PALMFR.
Re S
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NEW SPRING GOODS.

NEW SPRING GOODS.
TIME subscriber has commenced receiving his
Il supply fashionable retailing goods TO which lie in
Of his and country friends and
lie has already hand
New cord and blk French Bslzornes
Black, and blk and Lad Silk Bazorn-s
French, Eng. and American Prints
French Cambncs Jaeoneis, and Lawns
MousrliBe barguise. style article for LADIES'
Black Silks Marreilnis, &c, &c
Black waiered sik. article
Rich French Collars
Barege scarfs and Sbawls
Preach Ginghams, Parasols. Parasoleits and Shades
Hosiery, Cloves. Linens, Linen shettinss
HuckAbacks, Gutenberg Damask Napkins
Fronting Linens bIeaeh'd aud brown shrtings
Linen Camb Hdkf- plain and revere borders
Camtnes Jaeonet, Lace Musln- A<,
The above goods iog.,i-- win b. received during
the .--- make good al any
the ely, and prices which fail To satisfaction.
% THOMAS X. PRICE
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ARDEN SEED,
GROWN N
DAVID LAMBETH,

In
Nesr PhiIsdeiphia, aad ssId by
r. JOHNSTON, Druggist, Rich.end, Virginia.
THOR many years have been practically en-
Ua.i s:ss.. in IN. sro-rA Of Garden secd Experience
y . the sr s ar. ,s ss a s
Of those who simply deae
40 = ss~i ss,et,see.. nor, Than ars.
and The ofe"br'eins only to-e Of unqus'on.Se
Is and The yearly increasing de-
~ ~ D.LANDRETH
' n. fsso-ns compose part Of tn. Sc. I.A1eeeivee
AspARAeUs
BREr-Lous Blood
Mase,e Wurszei .t.f.
9H BEANS sl wesI
- Brown SPECIFIED
Lima
yellow Bu.A, &C
:. Is cAlaAcE-E.,y Yoek
80 Landre,h's large do
80 .s- !. L.rss Drumhs.d
Drums.adsavoy
Green Culed savoy
Philadelphia
cAlnoT-Less Orange and Early horn
S.Lsay-wh,ra and Red
cUCUHsER-Eary Frame and PieIiIns
LErrucE~E.Iiy c.ss.s.
CURED India
MELoN-carOa Wafer
NAsrURT1Uh
80 oNIoN-snver.kin and weshersnr
PAkSEIP-Pins
PEAB-Labdreths Early
refrr Early Frame
.-- Charlton
=Ega Large MarrowfaL
PERPER-Large Sweet
RADIsH-Long anon
Long
White Turnp
Black Spanish
,ts.-- Yellow Turnip
Summer White
Red and White
--. sALsAYIE
TOMATOES
TURNIP SEED
HERDS AND FLOWER SEED. be haa OF
PEYTON JOHNSTON,
y 2s Agent ID.
Aso, Orders
&C. &C. TO be filed the Nurseries Of Lsndreth
MOUNTAIN CLOVER sEED-IOO Bushe n store. vsy
4S1 nice for sale by ss SHIELDS L. SOMERvILLE-
PLASTER.
An TONS Lump Columbia, o be landed
fO Dock for by 20 SHIELDS 4 soMERvILI.E.
CASTOR OIL
BBLs No. Virginia Castor just by
lV u 90 SHIELDS 4 sOMERvILLE
- Il UCRwHRAT FIoUR.-2O Mountain BuekwheaL just
- received and for sale by PARRISH s. BEAZLRY,
bl3 Cary Street
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CHEMICALS, Nc.
100 OF. Sulphate Quinine
lOO D.. pure I.unsr Csusiie
90 do nuriafe MorphA
90 DO suipisaie do
90 do Acetate
do Hydriodae Potash
10. CItras Potassa
3b Protor Carb. Fern
do Crro-oie
English Blue Mass
Compd EFT Coloeynih
Extract Gentan
vaeran
do Cieuia, &C ke-Jus received by
GAYNSR. WOOD 4 co.
mhs7 Chemists 4 Drugg,sts.
WuITTEMoRE'S CARDS.
WE offer for sale, by the case, n large stock OF
w whitiemorcs genuine Cards every quality.
NH o. VAN LEW SMITH Il co.
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WROUGHT NAILS AND SPIKES.
A FULL assortment of our own importation, a
NH % VAN LEW. SMITH 4 co.
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NURE BUUkS,
At era Broad street.
TRADITIONS and Fay Legends Of the South Of Ireland ny r.
Il Crofton Croker so
the Writings n Mrs Margaret " Davidson
with n Preface. by q. " sedgwck so ct.
Foetca Remains Of The late Luerea Mars avson collected
and arranged by mother. with Biography by Miss sedgwck
Pnce so
Mrs.. souihey's Chapters Church YARDS scot
The Fashonabc wife Unfa.honabe Husband Mrs opie.
rs
Aha, the Captive; by Miss Agnes sfTiesitnd. scots.
saaibe The Wandering Jew sory Of the Past Present
and Future. ny Rev. George COY. ~ cts
The Book ~ the Church. by Roter Sou;bsy L. L. u.
Wresis and Branches for The Church by young Lady
strength and beauty arc in his saneiugr, /"
For sale by BALL PERKINS.
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EOFFEE-2O0 mats Manila Coffee, Just re-
~ eeved, and for sale by
NH &c WILLIAMS q HAXALL-
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W"t~rss FIELD CARROT HkED foe ..'' z o., 49,.

CONCENTRATED sARsApARUJA
FOR ruK CURE OF scRofuLa AEHcusiAL pux..s., .e,,,
HEAD RHEUMATISM, curANEous DISEASES uces, Nm p.,x
fuL AFFECTIONS OF THE BONES. ETC. lrv.
SEhSoNS requiring any preparation Of Sarsa.
- parila viii hnd Tnppes shscusi Hay n. ~.
long used by many rhyseians ter paees 10 bear
testimony 70 III superior virtue In all The Cor which
lie recommended Prices 81 psr bos os bouss for :.
AgencyA GAYNOn yyoon = 80.
NH ~ 20
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WE have now in store of our lmportations
w from Europe purchased entirely for cash. decidedly the
OF Spring Goods have seen for many
years cheapest Amongst them viii be found
he following ARTICLES viz
Richly printed Marseiiies Nesiirss
Do do Weiings for vests
s
Splendid figured and colord sih Nesings
Very superior and common Gamboons
Superior Linen fancy Driings
Stout and nee Barnsley DO
Splendid Verona mixtures and psaids
Fancy Union Dealings
Ga Lace striped and net Muslins
O. Jaeone Cambries
Cd Cotton CAmbries
g. Checked Muslns
Together variety other Foesn and Domestic
ofler for sale the lowest sarke prices
r. 4 J Z. JAMES co,
NH % Opposite the Exchange Bank.
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GARDEN SEED,

noA osewsn % brown reputation and warranted esh and
4 - sssaiss. Wholesale and retail;
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PACKING BOXES.
T w. RANDOLPH & Co. have for sale, about
u 20 packing Foxes NH n
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-04-26

TO- This beiag the spring for the eleouo
don Of Jus,ices throughout the coun,y,a larr
er number ef people than usual were in At
ndsncc upon Court the fore part OF lhi,
week. The new Juslices,with ,hcH felie.
and new Consla5!es with their suseles
made quite a fofmisbIe appearance, aud
rendered DsLville quite lively village
We were right glad, 10 meet with go maGI
old friends from different parls nj the coun
~. aud extend TO hsm the right hand Of
fellowship. And We were right glad too, To
see the almost unanimous expression Of
tbe people 10 attendance, in favor Of the
removal bill East. west, north and south OI
the County, appear TO be awake to the SET
ling OF his important measure to the in
teresi of the whole, without any expense
We received such assurances from gentle
man from different parts Of the County as
10 leave no doubt on our minds, that the
majority for the bill. nextOctober; will be
from 1900 10 1000, despite Of all the opposi
ton that can be raised az sinsi it.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-04-26

THE SERFS OF RUSSIA

Dl. Baird, in the course of lecture rn.
Gently delivered in Boston, "a notice Of
which we find III the Mercantile journal Of
that city, Explained the difference existing
between lhe seGs Of Russia and lhe slaves
of this country. The serfs Of Russia that
is the mass of them, are bought and sold
l0ith The iand.-TheIe are about 4S 600 600
OF these seris-aboul 900, 600 bond scrls
are bought and sold separate from tie land
these serIs are generally house servants
The ienures upon which the serfs are held,
vary in dlf'eren, provinces. In some dis.
lrlcls, the s6rI pays 10 his lord the sum Of
81 per annum, he being permitted to keep
as his own property, whatever additional
he may esrn.-Many of The bes, mechanics
are serls-they ofcourse pay a much larger
sum to their lord. and with passport ,trav.
el over the country in search OF employ.
ment-ihey keep whatever they earn over
and above The agreed upon b eiween them
and their owner. Many sarfs are wealthy
men, One man in Russia, formerly serf
now owns 100000 serls. A nobeman in
81. Petersburgh owns a seif worth Infinite.
y more property than himself whom he
will no. free, in order that at the enterldiL.
menls that he gives. when The ser( is
obliged 10 wait on him, he may say that he
IS waited upon by the riches. serf IN all
Russia. There are no serfs in the three
Baltic provinces none in Finland d-the
abolition OF ser(dom was commenced there
in the time of Alexander and completed by
the present Emperor-it took about 80
years 10 effec, it, The difference between
The ser(s of Russia and our slaves. consists
principally in that the former are per2elu-
ally attached to the soil and go with it in all
its transfers.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-04-26
Union Hall. DanviIIe.

While at Dsnviie, the past week
we had our headquarters at this excel
lent house, and, as usual. found The Ia.
ble grooming under all the good things
that are calculated 10 crafty the appetite
Of the epicure; but, on Wednesday.
~ Mine Host" treated his friends 10 a
" bouncer OF Big Fsh'-not an g by
TO- but 60 FOUNDER real Rock Fish,
from the .bue Deep 1t was served up
whole, in the 'Union Hsll's' good Sly lie,
TO abou, sixty applicants for favor all
of whom, il we Judge from appearances
were well satisfied with their share oI
the loaves and fishes. BY The way
MIR. Henrie is one of The most attentive,
-obligiug and ommodaling landlords
in. Danville, OF this, all who visit him,
will be satisfied.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-04-26
THE WEALTH OF THE NATION

The value OF all the products of The
country for 1880, reached the sum Of
81 200, 900, 900. According to Mr.
Ellsworlh's Report for 1914, our Apri.
cultural Products are on the inc,ease
The value OF nine Of the principal aqri.
cutura products reaches lhe sum Of
hundred millions Of dollars. The val.
ue of agricultural articles not enume,a.
ted must have been large, nolwithHapd.
Ing the owiprices of every thing dur.
Ing 1914 Domestic manufactures
were low throughou, the year; bu, no
doubt the value Of the WhOle products of
the country reached ten hundred mill.
ons of dollars. ln addition to the i'm.
mense space of individual property
under cultivation and laying idle, in
he United States, we possess uDw,rds
of 1000 100000 Of public lands. When
hese come under cultivation and the
vast amour, Of private lands now only
hall cultivated are improved 10 their Ut
most capacity, what an amount OF wealth
wlll 1t create and what vast amount of
population will it support
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-04-26
AN AWFUL WARNING.

Probably more impressive warning
against the sin Of iniempersnce could
moi be given than may be found in the
subjoined 'Charles j. Cone,
journey man halter in Dsnbury, CT,
was recently found dead in his shop,
sitting upright in chair. A piece OF
opium was taken from his stomach as
large as walnut. He had evidently
been suffering from an attack Of deliri-
um ire mems. A manuscript was found
in his possession, filled with horribly
impious rawlings But The direct agency
in producing this dreadful result stand
out by his own confession, Sin letters OF
fire. This is The cause of drink-ever
since my last spree have been in lrou.
BILE and cannot work.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-04-26
AN UNEXPECTED FORTUNE

A young clerk in an Insurance company
of Paris, with salary Of l20Ofr. per annnm
has lately become a triple millionaire
There was at St. Quentin an old bachelor,
whose real estate was valued at 100000
francs, and the personal at from 100000
10 100000 francs, (some $50 900 dol
ars. One day our insurance clerk paid
visit 10 the old celibataire for the purpose
If engaging him to insure his buildings
they discussed Very Familiarity together
and touched some what upon personal affairs
al length they separated. A few weeks
since The old bachelor died The notary
proceeded to take in due form an inventory
when upon an examination Of lhe papers
the first thing found was package carefully
sealed, which bore the following inscHp'
lion: This is my testament The PACK
age was opened;and what did il contains an
entire legacy io the profit OF lhe young cleFS
who had not The least expectation OF such a
windlall.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-04-26
LOSS BY The GREAT FIRE.

A committee appointed by the Piusburg
Councils, after full examination Of The
burn! district, having minulely visited every
part of 1t, have arrived al The following
result 7s4 buildings burnt, value, 81 $685.,
500; value Of personal property burnt,
l,9l4,450; to,sl, 50 ,479 $50. This does
not incudge money or personal property Of
young men Of persons not keeping house.
The Gazette says Ave persons are now
pretty certainly supposed to be lost in the
ire. Samuel Kington, Esq, and woman
employed as a servant in ihe family, per
ished in his house on Second street, A
poor woman, Of German extraction, perish
led on Third street. A n arried woman, ,lhI
mother Of two children, named M'Gowly
perished on Third street, and man, name
Johnson, is supposed to have been lost il
Wood street, having last been seen in
burning building.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-04-26
LATE FROM JAMAICA.

Kingston files TO the 26lh uIt. received
II New Orleans, says that Herald, EA
President Of Hsyli who has been for some
lime sojoarning in Jamaica, intends 10 re-
Iurn Immediately TO PoT,-au.Prince. with
The view OF regaining the Chief Magislracy
Herald has been persuaded to this step by
4 depu,alion which recently arrived in
Jamaica from Hayli, for The purpose of In.
ducing him TO abandon his peaceful privacy
for career OF ambition. He is under the
impression that lie will be made President
once more without bloodshed.