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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-03-01

Drive. to DeSpair;-.A Polish exile,
calling himself Lyon Phillips, destroyed
himself bv cutting his throat at the Clinlot
Hotel, Rochester Dependency and de
rangemenI on account of poverty, are sup
posed TO have led him TO self destruction
HE was found in bed on Thursday NOR
ming, undressed, with his throat cut from
ear to ear with razor, which was lying
near him.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-03-01
Remembcr the Printer.

WHEAT, CORN. RYE, BUCK
WHEAT. OATS or WOOD, will be re-
ceived for debts due us for subscription.
Also few bushels OF POTATOES If
delivered soon
From those who have promised Lumber
nch and inch and quarter pine boards
i'll be rec eived if delivered soon.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-03-01
VOCAL NJ MUSIC.

Mr.. Jonathan Dyer OF PolIsvile blind
singer proposes giving Concert of Voca
Music, a, Mr. Fosters School Room this
friday evening. Admi,lance l2a cents
Mr.. Dyer, comes well recommended as a
good singer gentleman and a Christian,
and it is hoped tina, she llberalily of the pub
lie will reward his honest exerlons 10 sup
port himself and family by an honest call
ing
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-03-01

Sing uiar.-A gentleman informs the
editor of the Marlboro Gazette, that while
getting ice few days since, black snake
three feet long, was moving actively in the
water. This is curious, as general opnion
is that snakes remain in torpid state dn'
ring cold weather,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-03-01
CANAL BREACH

We are sorry 10 learn that breach nas
occurred in the Canal Bank; near Berwick
in consequence of the giving a way Of sever
al hundred(eet of the wooden wall below the
Lock. 1t is expected to be repaired in
time for the spring business.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-03-01

Large Bridge.-There is on foot q
plan 10 build bridge across The Ohio, from
Cincinnati to Coviugton. The cost, as es.
estimated by Col onel Long will be 1876, ,00C
dollars. The plan of The bridge proposes
a heigh! Of eighty -four feet above low wa,el
mark.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-03-01

GFBest takes exception TO the election
clause in the Remov al Bill because he says
It sets pernicious example in Legislation
He should have thought of it, before he
procured It's introduction INTO the house.
The friends Of the bill die nor ask for il; bu,
as The opponents offered it; it was accepted
and thus the bitter got bit, and this makes
him grumole
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-03-01

A Toung Mother A Hartford paper
states lha' The name Of mother and child
both between ,he ages of four aud six teen
are returned as among the children suen
ding disnicl school IL one of lhe western
towns.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-03-01

1 According 10 the law lately passed
'he votes on the local question are to
read For Danvile' or For Bloomsburg.
tha, is, ayoler votes directly for one place OF
the other. Who is there lha, can honestly
and conscienIiousIy vote directly 10 put Nhs
sea, Of Justice a, Danvile. on one edge o
the counlyl
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-03-01
awe are under renewed obligation
to MR. BIDLAcK GEN. Ross, ,and Mr. FuNs
TON, for public documents.

'Rut'ng passion strong in death. THE
receipt OF The news of the passage of the
Removal bill seems to have given the editor
o' the Danville Democrat, a touch OF the
hydroprophobla, as he snaps and snarIs at
Col. ii. b. Virgin, Of Luzerne, who has
heretofore been strong advocate of the
Removal, like dog sorely afflicted will
that disease Come, come, neghbor Cook
keep cool. you undertake to abuse all
who are in favor Of this measure; you will
have your hands full for the season.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-03-01

Last summer Charles Cook, declared he
ook no part in the local question This
winter be was a, Harrisburg; for weeks
boring gainst the Removal, We wonder il
he will take any part in the election mex
fall EchO;answerI; will he =
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-03-01

Gr Our lslrs, news from Washington is
that The Texas Bill will probably pass the
Senate and become alaw.-Good?'
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-03-01
ORIGINAL.
The June hug Letters.
LETTER IL.

Wilkes BARRE, Jan. l5-tsl-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-10
-
Prince Edward
MEDICAL INSTITUTE.

TNEE next course OF this Institution will COM
j mence on the Isl of The ensuing November,
and continue until the Isl September, 1916.
All The branches theoretical ana practical, are
taught during The term. and according 70 the dis
coyeries and Improvements OF The picsenl enlight-
ened state of Medical Science. Lectures de-
monslra,ions and daily examinations are the
modes of imparing instruction adopted
Particular attention will be given TO Practical
Anatomy-and private lnfunary connected
with The institution, and 10 which students are a,
all times admitted. will afford them frequent op-
portunilics OF Witnessing important surgical ope-
rations and cases in medicine.
A iull course OF lectures in this institution is
received as equivalent 10 one in the Washington
University OF Baltimore and entities The student
to all The privileges oi second course student in
that school, which is one of the bes, in The Union;
thus saving him a whole year in time, and al
least 400 dollars in money.
The fee for full course will be 500, PAYABLE
in advance. Those students who pursue course
OF disscclons will be charged an additional fee
of $40.
Excellent board can be obtained in the immc-
dia,e vicinity, and on Moderate terms.
Students wishing TO Join the Institute would do
well 10 signify such intention By letter carly, and
10 state whether they wish books 10 be furnished,
as a arrangement effected with Northern pub
fishing house enables the subscribers to supply
Them at cheaper rate than they could be pro-
cured elsewhere. . :,
FRANCIS J. hiETTAUER, A. NJ M. d.
Prince Edward G. H., Va, July S-cwtlN'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-10

nevoleni, the liberal, generous and christian
throughout The length AMI breadth Of the Stale,
and cause them To compel their legislators 10 APP
ply The remedy 10 This vile spread disease.
Though We have named The startling ruth, That
one-lhlreen!h o! our adult citizens are unable 10
read and write, our definition Of education in
rlu!es far more than This. If men are unable 10
read and write, il is pretty good evidence that
they ate deficient in every branch o! education
This contracted and narrow view OF The subject
limiting education 10 reading and writing, ami
the Tour iirsrules oil arithmetic, has tended as much
as any other circumstances, 10 cause ina,ieaion
to The subject, and retarded any movement upon
this lTanscendanlly imporlan, theme. Men have
been too long accustomed 10 ccniine education 10
making out The signs in the bible, SO as 10 be able
10 read il merely-he mere business transactions
OF lie, which require addition, subtraction, ard
DIVISION, and The calculation of interest and an
ability 10 read a plain lesible hand. This is a
view OF The subject moi authorized by The manis
or nature OF man, and belongs 10 days long Since
gone BY. Man now requires something more
than thS-oi different character, that Will draw
out al the faculties Of his nature, and iahu@nce
his affections. passions, tastes, and The whole in
ner man. When education shall! he viewed in this
light il will then b. a subject worthy of man, and
all The efforts OF man. To 4 farther consdera-
lion Of these points, we must devote other essays.
GULIELMUS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-10
Term, of the Richmond Enquirer.

49,, rrnurrr Is published DAILY and SEMI
S.'y FL, the Daily Paper, seven dollars per an
!, The rate Of eight dollars II taken for short
- man Que Year For the Semi Weekly, i've
s'"" ,, laann, and three Dollars for SIX months,
,,,ance, 10 be pad IN the o1iee, or RENTED by
s'''' ,,.I or SIX Dollars per annum al the end Of
tn IN ines 10 this Office may be RENTED per mail,
- Unavailable Rank noies, at the risk of the Edi-
- s,.is,s :. ~ letters :eng pad by The toritcTs-
q, sircle letter is scarcely OF any accoun,
,drf |; is the accr.:uaton Of postage, III an
80 business, which operates as serious Tax
Eai'ors
TIE IiAILY ENQUlREk-For one square Q;
.r->, u less, trSt insertion, htly Gents, ana
,s,,re,ns insertion twenty-five cents-h 'nse, ,
,,tts ,wce week, OF three Times "eeA'
!, a,,n and 4 half cents. :.
: lnE SEMi-WEEkl.I-on square !" ,s SLIM"
less. htst insertion, % cents; iot e''" '"'''""
.a.' =. 49,, , distance must be accompanied withthe
-. ,ayt satisfactory references, 70 insure eAecu
,I,.,,j..,s are charged hity dollars Tor thirty
~ in ma, proportion iof ahse''isene. "
ts-' - .,n.-r,crnt Lottery NendeiS and auetoh-
,ho are charged one nuhdtea ooi'"'s' Vap'' ="
A., os,tsar:eS and Marriages from the country,
:! 49,, 80, ,,.,r,s handwriting Is unknown III inns
- h authenticated Nv the endorsatinn oil me
7'' j., m, uri-hborhood, or they will III NO case
ts-'' ,.is Every measure, that has been taken 10
-, ,nrnsi,io,s and quizlrs has proved heretofore
,,,,y We must, therefore, insist, IN SUCH y case,
49, communication being certified by the name 81
,,,no>,rr, rr.uta on the back Of the letter.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-10
VALUABLE FARM AND MILLS FOR
SAFE

IN conformity 10 the las, WIN and testament OF John
Mckinney, deceased, will, on the 3th lay OF No
vember next sell TO the highest bidder at public anc-
tiun the premises, the FARM on which the iesiaior
resided together with the Mills theTennto belonging 81
tuated the Mlttapon river about ftcen miles South
OF Fredericksburg, on the main road leading TO Rich-
mond, and ak miles West uf Gunney's Depot, IN an
agreeable and healthy neighhorhood. The Farm con-
ians one hundred and seventy acres more or less on
which is CON ortabe dwelling House. with the neces
sary out hoises and very valuable Mill. erected on
neverfanc stream; has three pair at stones, two Ia"
grinding corn, and one for wheat, with bo.iing c"tIs
aud all other machinery necessary fur manufacturing
four-toeethrr with a Saw Mill and Cot ON Machine,
all of which now in excellent order. Two par OF
stones are driven by iron machinery, on The most ap
proved plan.
There is also the premises convenient and com
Portable Store House, which is filled with Goods,
e,ipb,y located sui,abe distance between The mills
and dwelling holse fdesred on The day OF sac The
Land, Store House and Mills may BE- sold separately, 10
suit purchasers.
Such del abe property rarely comes into market, ana
a good bargain may be had. All who may wish to
purchase arc requested cali and examine the prem
SEES for themselves which there will always br "und
some person To show them the property
TERM,.-Onc third cash, the residue IN IL months
with interest the day nf sale be secured hy bona
and security and deed of trust on the premises,
JOHN F. MCKINNEY,
Surviving Executor OF John McKsnney, decd.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-10
Petersburg, Va, Oct. :, lsi5.-c4t
X Wnlg will copy.
WE'LL REMARKED,

f;'Hir II IS more honorable for man to make one
l discovery important 10 mankind than TO have s'i
pe-1tl4l knowledge Of mlny branches Of art and sci
Se;,n. aside the 'honor" IL Is certainly drsla-
h- ,or the good Of The human race thar an enqurhg
aat ould C:ec its energies 10 one object or CLASS OF
oets ad of dff>ng them over Ism tless eih on
'r alton As an illustration, We may point TO SANDS
sI.,a?ara The root, naily, seems hardly worm
ttscug nom the earth yet BY series Of careful eSpe
tin-ut- concentrating its qualities, and adapting
them m ASSIMILATION with the iulds which nnafish
and human life, the Messrs- Sands have sue
cr-5ci IN giving 10 the world preparation, WHICH,
hc's i hs Pfns,enra Is an acknowledged anh in'ai
t- s.mrls for al ulrerons aud cutaneous Diseases
;, ina. lancer Tumor, aud the long and destructive
,ihi Of physical ot which they are terrible speei
n,n,, tan'.h before lis notwithstanding Influence
Fer further particulars, aud conclusive evidence OF us
su"rilr v,ne and efficacy pamphlets, which may
t. obtained Of SCENTS gratis.
70 Prepared aud sold wholesale aud retail, and for
cNtntta,lor, bv A. u. SANDS CO., pUagi,is aud
tt.u.l>;- Grane Buildings No - Broadway, corner
= h1uiherS street, New YORK. Sold also, by al.EA'
dNbsR DUAL s CO., Agents, Main street, kicb
mond Va. Frce-$l per bottle, or sa bottles for -.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-10

Valuable Real Estate

ANU SLA ES FOX SALE.
u virtue Of two DEGREES, pronounced by York Com
- " Court, ON tho 18Th oi September, lsi5-oae IN
Fux's next friend Foy's Tustce-and llin other In
Taylor Foxs elrs-he undersigned, commits sionrr
appointed 10 execute sad DEGREES w on The 2lih day
OF October neat, Chat being York County Count day)
M The Court Iusr &c said county proceed u sell hy
auction, In the highest bidder for cash tpnssrssinu Ia
he gwen on the first day at January next the houses and
lots named III the decree ri The first atuyr cited
situated in Yorktown, and kruwn The property and
tsidcncc Of the l;r john X. Fox deceased king In
the corners at tie two sheet. h,iIuuIur the
Cont House Ia, and that of The Swan Tavern one Of
thrmii used as Garden and contains half acre; The
other an acre "t or more: has il twostory d. cling
ilnuSc aud Kitchen. II uir.ts suitable advantages to
persons dcsIfous & Purchasing such properly. And
the same Time aud ace 10 execute the decree in the
las' named cause, viii .r sod, Iaci al Land ~
ork county al Tie head al Of the branches ut
B"ck Creek Containing - acres, with unfinished
dwelling House thereon; poGion of IL Ii arabic, and
il;c res IN good steamboat wnod, Crcait III and
two years tposses>ion The first day of January
ncM,l with interest thereon, from The day al sale,
the purchaser TO give bonds IN the several parties nc
cOrdins 10 their respective rights AMI with good per
snnal security, much as III lelr.iy the
expenses nf the sae and Of This suit winch * ~ he
paid III cash. The title Ia he Withheld nail The pr.
chase money is pad. Also u! the Time and place
t"eSecnie an order uf said Court will bs sold fr cash
SIX valuable slaves; amongst Them good Female
Cook, and some line Field Hands
ttM t'onr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-10
PUBLIC SALE OF
The Amelia Springs. &c.

IpY virtue oil deed Of trust, executed by Francis A.
- Wilson 10 the undersigned aud Giles A. Miller and
John b. Chain Trustees for the benefit OF Thomas
{. Wilson, Henry &. Wilson, and Others bearing date
the 18th day March, 1919 aud admitted 10 record in
The Clerks c:re of The county OF Amelia the same
dry, The undersigned, the acting Trustee, will,
TUESDAY, thr 2i>i October, l6d5, sell The highest
bidder for cash, public Auction On the premises.
that valuable Estai shuen,, with on acres OF Land
ln acres of which iif, bottom land on Flat and
Little Creeks The Improvements the place very
large aud superior, and have been bulk up The last
few wears here ars Brick Hot, l. Three stories
high, with spacious bail room, 30 feet by ~; the Ia
dies sitting room adjoining. and nine lodging
above, and aiec centemen's sitting the base
ment story On each side OF the entrance the Hotel
there brick house each 96 feet in length and each
containing - ROOMS. There Is likewise large framed
bni!dine containing 10 rooms and great Iuher of
other rooms, SUFFICIENT III all TO entertain some $40
tlU PERSONS There is also very superior lining room,
100 feet long built Of brick. which sufficiently spa
cious TO dine ;On persoHs also, and comfortable
private residence. located near The d.nin. fooin and
well situated 'oI The residence of those superintendent.
the dining There is also good s,orr-hnusr in
which there NIGH; be done good business in the
camille line Also, cnnd bath house, with folms ap.
pToprlae Tor bathing The stables ATE equal "a any in
Virginia for convenience, &C., there being Of brick
sufficient 10 contaiH II least 80 horses; ASA famrd
sable, suihri-nt Ia contain l6 horses The yard and
pleasure gounds having Lcen laid out ~ celebrated
English gardener, and all the borders Il, auiiilly deco
rated with shrubbrry of different kinds, makes this
most beautiful situation The waters Of these Springs
have been anayzrd by Dr. Bridges, Of ph ladcipha,
and found 10 be neary equal IN iespeei 10 those of
the White sulphur Springs.
Their. has lately been discovered another Spring, the
waters of which ae estoed very highly by those no
have used them; aud they certainly ve'y strong
As 10 the virtues of these waters much might be said
Hundreds al certificates might be produced, but il IL
deemed aitog Their unnecessary.
There Will also be sold The day, for the
pup">t all the per>hab'e properly Of the said Francis
A. Wilson all the household aud Kitchen Furniture
belonging the establishments whi IS very superior,
Stock Of every description Crop of Com Fodder, Oats
Shucks, Straw, &c, all the Plantation Utensils, WA
CONS, Carts. &c.
All the above property will be sold 70 salts
~ the purposes OF The said trust he title 10 the prnper
~ believed be perfectly good, but selling Trus
tee, the undersigned VIII convey only such title is
vested in him JOHN g. CHAFPlN, Trustee
r. Sit Is likely that arrangements will be made
give liberal credit part of the purchase money.
Amelia Springs, Va Sept. 5, lsij.-cwtds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-10
'br me Erquper.
-,

y. YORK MEDICAL INTELLIGENCE k.
This is inst The hing which Physicians want;
a cheap paper, coming once fortnight, Contain
ing short .rticles, selected tram sources OF nigh
and recognized authority; zone hnt he useful and
uractcal articles selected. am medical
practitioner ard have read il with interest, aud
!ound il all that the Prospectus promised. The
seecrions 20 far have been veIy interesting, and
taken from HE most distinguished medical men,
whose names are given.
The following is the notice taken OF itby the
~ l. Albion Of Sept. Is A PHYSICIAN.
"I5e " Ynk N6dica{ Iteiigeacrr.-T
numbers Of this work are before US. They con-
si,t of a selection Of he best cases, and OF medi-
cal and surgical intelligence generally from The
British and European continental medical works.
The taak Of The editor appears 10 be very Judi
ciously performed, iur we find The subjects 10 bs
of the first Importance and well selrclcd The
style and getting up OF lie worS is exceedingly
beautiful IL consists Of Ii pages OF Closely
printed mauer-is issued every alternate week,
and sold 4, the low price Of - per anpum. The
editor is DR.. ID. 6. Mckeham, ~ Broadway, 10
whom communications must he addressed
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-10
LAND AND NEGROES FOR SALE.

WILL re Sold 10 the highest bidder, The premi-
w seq on WEDNESDAY, 18th October next, under
the viii Of he late William H. Wood desirable
Tract of Land, lying IN the lower end q Lunenhure
county Va continuing from To 70o acres, adlini"g
the lands ofG l.. Rocers, William White, Mr. Mcfar-
land Old Tract aud others, he waters of the Not
toway river.
consider this amongst the best tracts IN The conn-
~ Ia the size; reasonable proportion oil crack low
yrouuds which il well ditched, and now In excellent
orde, for rops Of corn wheat aud toba the upland IS
well set in clover and in high state oil Improvement
and very susceptible; comfortable dwelling: ana az
other Out houses, ice house, &C., &C.
The Land will be sold one, two, three and TOUR
years credit bonds, will good securities, and deed oil
trust the land 10 secure the payments
Also the Crop and Stock and two FIRST rate Mules, as
good MS any in the State, aud two horse Wagon, &C.
The terms of the Negroes will be made known On The
day Of sale. think more than proh!e they WIZ be
sold on credit. II. X. BEASLEv. Executor
Aug o9-ctds OF VIM II. Wood decd.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-10
Brntivncllo r. o., Sept.
NOTICE.

ylI virtue Of deed of trust executed 10 the late John
- ". Lewis and licnjdmn Lewis, as Trustees, by
Pryt X. Burwrll, of the county OF Mecklenbrs for
the purpose Of securing Ire payment Of hond due to
lair Burwcll, which deed Is recorded IN the Clerks
Office al the County Court of Mcckirnbnrs, bearing
date the second day Of September eighteen hundred
aud twentyfrur, tr subscriber, surviving Trustee,
will, tlristansvillr III tile county Of MrckenhnT.,
The eighth day of ilrcember iie1 II o'clck, II
fair not, the fair day thereafter, Sunday except
ed, Uilrr Tor sale, ut i TIC auction, 10 the highest bd-
der, for ready money 80 much Of the following menih u
ed property, conveyed IN The alieSlld deed, may he
necessary satisfy the deb; due 10 Blair urwtil,
and co-is ard charges Of executing tS tTIst0 WIT:
Tract Of Land lying In The county of Meckrnburr,
containing five hundred and fly Hour aces, and bound.
ed by lie lands of the Estate Of Henry H. ''urw H. de-
ceased tie North, Tie Estate al George hinge, de-
ceased, the East aud Robert scott on The South aud
West, being The same tract Of land which the said
Peyicn L. 'urwrll now resides.
Also, between thirty and forty Slaves, consisting
oi men, women aud childien, &C.. &c.
The subscriber, rs Trustee, viii convey 10 The put.
chaser, purchasers such title only rs is vested III
him ny The aforesaid deed
Oct 3-cw2m REM. LEWIS, Trustee.
TINE subscriber again offers for sale The Farm
wirh he resides in the Immediate vicinity Of The
of LynchbIrs. For escripinn Of u; reference
can he had To the advertisement heretofore made
One-iiiih Of The purrIise nancy will he required in
eight months, and one other NTH IN two years after the
sale on the remaining portion Of III. purchase money
long credit will he given in lieu thereof, the sub
scrnrr would be willing 10 take in exchange u.ltr i'm
proved Real Estate
Sept I6-cw4w WIN DANIEL, Jr.
NOTICE.
4 SITUATION as a Teacher is wanted by young
~ lady, who la. taught School for several YEAR, and
has testimonials nj high moral character and ability 10
Inpart thorough knowledge in all The branches OF n
solid English Educstion; together with Drawing a5d
Painting. Communications addressed Ia y BOX
ISL, Richmond Virginia, will be promptly attended 10.
Son fyv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-10
iaiil in men, whose evidence has been openly dis
credited b. each others forced confession.

~ large portion Of o-lay's paper is devoted
10 communication some Of which, owing 10 HE
pressure upon our columns, have been crowded
out Tor several weeks. We give them This morn.
ing TO The exclusion OF editorials, believing them
OF more Importance than any thing which We
might wrie; and We ask for them that attention
which their merits justly call for We have still
on hand several other communications, which We
shall bring out with all possible expedition