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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-07-30
Plain Speech.

A writer in the Editorial columns Of the
Emancipator takes DR.. Bailey to task in
good set terms for his various deviations from
the good order and discipline of Liberty par
ty. After ~disposing of the charge of arbitra-
ry conduct brought by the Era against the
National Liberty party Committee in deci-
ding to hold a nominating convention this
fall, thus proceeds:
"But the concluding remarks Of the arii-
Gle, furnish to our own minds the key TO the
whole matter. 'We shall throw not "A single
obstacle in the way of the meeting of a Lib.
erty Convention al ing time Indeed, and
is that all the help we are to have from this
great national paper, established by Liberty
Party men, upon Liberty Party funds, for the
advocacy of its doctrines and its measures
"Again the Era says it will neither sup.
port nor oppose Gerrit Smith.
meanwhile he says, 'We feel disposed
to retire from these divisions Very well,
no one can complain Of this, but if so Va en-
treat you to retire from the Editorial Chair
which was placed for you by the hands OF
Liberty men, and the funds contributed by
them to advocate their principles. If you
have made up your mind to wait for Thomas
Corwin or any other wing TO come out on
the Wilmot proviso, and then go with Mr..
Giddings and Mr.. Hamlin for him, then say
so. But we solemnly protest against this
arguing for a postponement till Spring OF the
Liberty Convention, when you seem to have
no purpose Of being guided by its action, ell
theT in Spring or Autumn,
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-07-30

o. M remidanees 10 Be made, and oil kficvs
~reafing 10 The ~peeuniary affairs If the paper,
10 be addressed (post paid) 10 fs GeneSof
Agsni. Communication intended for inser-
fion 10 be addressed 10 ne Editors.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-07-30

"But the Era says we are 'non'entities in
politics. Well, why did you not say SO
when you went.to Washington. He that is
not for me is against me- 4 would thou
vert cold or hot Just choose your ground
and stand upon it and we will be the last to
complain. Meantime, to prevent all imputa-
lions upon innocent persons, we TAXI the re-
sPonsibility.'"
7. c. LOVEJOY.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-07-30

Christians TO TO hell when they die, and that
few Catholics are Christians but if he were
in earnest, he would not be glad when thou
sands of people were sent to hell. He says
a great deal about keeping the Sabbath day
holy-not thinking our own thoughts or speak
ing our own words-not following the "oc-
equations which are lawful on other days."
&C.; but he does not say any thing against
hauling bomb-shells and powder and cannon,
marching armies, fighting battles, beating
o forts and killing men on that day. 1t
appears that a preacher and a soldier are the
only ones who have a right TO follow their
trade on the Sabbath. Preparing people for
eternity, and sending them into it, prepared
or not, must be very much alike, if they are
both sacred enough for Sabbath.
But | cannot tell what to make Of all the
things we see and hear now. 1t looks like
some frightful tragedy and a vulgar farce
mixed up and played, act and act about, in "A
great old smoky theatre, filled with all kinds
of people and no police. When your heart
is ready 10 break for the agony you see Gre
ated, some ridiculous contradiction will come
in that would make one laugh if they were
dying.
II you publish this letter, | hope you will
send your paper to Mexico, so that John will
see it. ! would not write 10 him, and | want
to tell him again that he is a coward. | told
him so before he went, but he thought | spoke
in haste and would ~repent-that | wanted TO
prevent his going. l would liked to prevent
him for his mothers sake, for she is break
ing her heart but the moment he put on the
murderer's bad ge, a uniform, he and | were
Two. So, John, if you see this, | tell you
again you are a coward, and any other man
that will kill women, no matter who bids
them. And, Mr.. Editor, as there is no dam
ger ever | shall marry a coward, | am now
and for the time to come your angry friend.
We found the following document in one
Of our exchanges. Whether it is really the
production Of RECON, or has been written by
some one else to show what he might in truth
affirm, we shall not pretend TO decide,
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-07-30

Printed for the Publishing Committee W
,454 G. N. HAPGOOD.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-05-31

.EEI-G.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1847-02-20

Bad breath, dsagreabia taste in the mouth,
and MANY other unpleasant SYMPTOMS, are always
the result Of indigestion. When the food, instead
of being properly dissolved, remains in the stom'
ach until it becomes in manner purified, de-
letorious fluid. called Septic Acid, is generated in
the stomach, which; mixing with the fluid Of the
mouth, is certain not only to give band breath bot
is also the true cause of wasting OF the gums, de-
posit oftartar, and decayed teeth. WrigbfS hdt-
ian Vegetable Pills not only cleanse the stomach
and bowels from all bilious and putrld humorsand
purify the blood, but they also restore he digestive
organs to healthy tonej and are therefore certain
to remove bad breath; and prevent aprenIature
decay Of the teeth.
BEWARE OF CoUSrERFEIrs.---The public ars
cautioned against the many spurious medicine
which ir order 10 deceive ale called by names sim
liar to Wrigh's Indian Vege able Pills
The only original and genuine mdtnn
Tegetabie Pills haze the signature u
Nm fright written Uith a pen on The
top labe! Of Each boz. TO counterfeit
This is forgery and all others should be
Stunned as poison.
Offices devoted exclusively to the sale fWrighfS
Indian Vegetable Pills wholesale and retail, 1863
Race s, eet hilaielphia; 2ss Greenwich Street
New York; and 1873 fremont Street, Boston.
Agent for Bloomsburg, George Weaver, for 9TH
er Agents see advertisements in another column.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1847-02-20

The Good old Days.-In the rein oi
Henry the Eight, il is affirmed that no
fewer than seveuy-lwo thousand cr'mI
nal, we're hung, Sir Thomas Moore
describes them as hung upby scores all
over the country. Even in The days o'
'Good Queen Bess, the executions were
from three 10 four hundred annually
People were then hung for almosl ever
y species Of chine; and yet those who
remained unhung were M better ohs'
the gsllows had so many victims u
late years, however, lawmakers have
sckno sledged that the worsi use o'
nan is 10 hang him.
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EDeabESG SagEe.

In pursuance Of an cider OF the Orphans
Court If Columbia Cnunv, on
Saturday, the eth dag Of February inst
a, l0o'clock in The forenoon, Ben amin Hay
man, Esquire, High Sheriff of Columbi'
county, will expose TO sale The real estate
of James Perry, late Of Liberty township
in said county ,deceased,Sy public vendue or
the premises certain uacl Of land situate ip
Liberty township, sforesaid, adjoining land-
to Henry Gibson, lands late Of RichardW IL
son, deceased, lands of Robert and Hugh
Montgomery, and land Of Andrew Robson,
containing about IG0 acres more or less
late the Estate Of SAID decreased sltusis in
the township Of Liberty, sud county afore-
said.
JACOB EYEuY, Geek.
Danvile, Feb, |, ls47,
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Public Sale.

In pursuance OF an order Of The Orphans
Court Of Columbia county, on
Saturday The 9Th day Of February inst
u 10 o'clock 10 the forenoon, William
Kitchen, guardian &c, OF William Morris,
late of Mahoning township, in SAID county,
deceased, will expose 10 Sale by Public
Veoduc, upon the premises, a certain 10. Of
land, situate in D,nvile Columbia comfy
bounded on The south by Malael street, on
the west by 10, OF Samuel Yorks, sen. on
The north by an sIlsy, on the east by lot
belonging to Mr.. Montgomery, containing
10 from, on Market street fifty feet and in
length about one hundred and fifty feet
whereon is erected an old frame house late
the Estate Of said deceased, situate in the
township Of Mahoning, and county afore"
said
JACOB EYERLY, Clerk.
Danville, Feb. /, ls46.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1847-02-20
COMPOSITION
FOR RENDERING o1s, SHOES, &c
WATER PROOF

WATER PROOF.
VMSHE subscriber hereby makes known to the
public that he has for sale composition
without the use Of India Rubbc or Gum, which
will render Boots and Shoes and Leather Of every
description Water Proof-permanentlv Water
Proof against wet or damp, by proper application,
besides soltening and improvingit it.
This composition spatened both in this country
aHd in Europe, and is one Of the greatest and truly
beneficial discoveries of the age.
Price per dozen boxes, $500, single box 25
cents AS guarantee Of the character and genu-
mess Of the composition the subscriber win refund
the money should il not give entire satisfaction.
He is also prepared to render cloths every de.
awning, Sailcoth and cotton duck com.
petely water proof and secure against milIdews and
rot
Apply Ht the United States Water proofinq
company, No IT, WanutslreeI, Philadelphia, tc
STEPHEN B. RICHARDSON
Philadelphia, SAT
.One Agent in each Of the towns in this State
will be appointed to dispose of the composition tc
whom liberal terms will be II ade upor application
as above-42
CAMP JACKSON, January Is, 1877.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1847-02-20

Fighting 10 III Deadly Wepons.--
The Virginia House of Delegates have
passed bill suhjsclug those wh' are
found fshting with dssdly weapons to
,rsonmenl in the public j'il for MOI
les. ,hsn one, no more Than two years,
end 10 fine no, less than $500, mol
mere thru $1,000
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1847-02-20

NJ. Girard, a l'wyer OF Paris, lately
gave ball TO his friends in honor O.
his bundreth birthday. Tne leading
members of The Partisan bar were pres
enl, and The Jolly old cen'enarian led od
the first dance with damsel Of fifteen,
in very lively style.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1847-02-20

Specie isSrriving now very Ireely,by
almost ell The packets from Europe.
The B,varis, from Hvre, we under
sand, has $500, 900 Yet there are
some people who insist that money will
be very scarce during he next sixty
days Such persons should by oil
means gather their money into stockings
spd bury it, i money is scarce this
Spring, it will never be plenty while
the world nds.-Journai Of Com
nierce.
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Centre Of Gravity.
a NEW TAI, oRING
ESrAJL LSTIEENT.
!ub I sla

THs snbsc1ibors respectfully inform The ciu,
sOns of Bloomsbury and vicinity, thai they have 10.
es'ed themse Ives in Thorrton's New shop. In
Nan. two d0rs betoU III. Co,se Of A&n asd
korkst streets, In bloomsburg, where they will al.
ways be found on hand, ready to accommodate
those who may favor tbem uith call. Their
work will be doncin the lstost and pos, approved
style for nea,nes and oeesnco In the business 49,
From ,heir long experience in ,h' business. they
hstter thcmsel'es ths: their work will he dons az
nssi as oen o' done e'sa~he'a AL wo,k ir,Iussd
in their care warranted 10 f,,
CUTTING doa' on tn, 'Ao,tes. motto. .nA
rsr-sstod to ht fprersrly made up.
RLLls d VAN BesKlRrl
May .. is46- bf
N B.CeUNTSY PRODUCE, at IN. ns,ks
prizes will b tsksn is exchange so~ ue.k
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Senalc rAlchlson,oI Missouri,' said in his
place that in the fsmous'charge' ofCapl.
May, Of the eighty men under his com
msnd, seventy six were foreigners! Not
Political natives
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1847-02-20

Michigan U. S, Senator.-Hon Alpheus
Felch, Democrat Governor OF Michlganhas
been chosen U S.sena'or from that State
for 6 wears from the 4,h of March next in
place of Hon Wm c Woodbridge; whoes
term expires with The present Congress,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1847-02-20
NOTICE,
PLASTER.
Sheriff Sale.

HaY virtue Of a VII, uf vendtionl e1Ponas to
n me directed will be exposed TO public sale on
the premises in the town Of CattaWissa, Columbla
county, on
Friday the 9Th day Of March nert,
,,,,r o'clock. AM the following property
All the inlerss, Of Aaron Waters IN Two
..,a;n lots Of ground situate in the town of Catta.
visa Columbia county, Niz-the first situate at
The Nor,bsas, corner of Main and FrOnt-streets-
bounded on the south by Maln,S,reot, e1i BY 10!
oSGsorps Waters, north by lot Of Joseph Hayhurst
and Yves, by front street, being Par' Of two town
Iots numbeied sever and eight, wherooh Is erected
. i,,go frame Tavern House and Stable. The
other Of said lots is bounded on the south by
Air street: sas, ty ---- street, wsqt by the S1i'
onen.,pa river aud north by .ot Of "m. ~cA2.vyi
Seina grass lctno. 10 t-s Plan Of SAID .oTn.
Seizei and .aksn in sxoct9n aad 10 oo so.1 as
"O BENJAMIN HAYMAN, Sherif' 9.
shenf's Office, DsnVIlle' Feb. Il lS47'
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1847-02-20
BOOTS AND sHOns
CHEAPER THAN EVER.

FEVHE subsoribor very rospee fully iaforms tho
H public that he has on hand and IL DOL. stant-
lyManufacturing, BOOTS ana SHOES
ofallkinds which he will sell at the following low
prlCes
GsNTLEMEn's. WBAa.
Morocco or Cay Skin 3oOh o. 90
Coarse BJoE ass
Coarse or Fine Shon rs
Miners Shoes 90 10 9 30
Morocco Slippers s7t
LADIES' WEAR.
.Norocco or Caf Skin Lace Boots l so
Thick Sole French Ties as
Pumps Springs or French lQk
Other kinds of Slippers rs cents 70 | 90
N, B. The above are oil Of my own hsuuf.cturs
and are wrqnted TO sisnd. lhays also ON hand
d large stock of
EASTERN MADE Doors AND SEoEs,
which will sell at small profits.
County Morchsnts and others who buy lY ,hs
iOxln, ae invited to call and examine my goods,
as will sellt to such a, q large reduction.
UrRemember the place a, the NEW B00T
and SHOE STORE. lower end of Mslu.streass
Bloomsburg.
" RUSSELL
-.
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NOI.ICE.

Inc BOOKS Of the subscribers have
Ueen balanced up 10 the la January
1877, aud as it is Ihe first time thew hay.
oeen balanced since they commenced busi.
ness IN bIoomsbnrg they csk and expec,
1"e'y one having an open sccoun, with
men, 10 Call Immediately and close the
same Wv
ALBRIGHT & MENGAL.
January 23 l847
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1847-02-20
Cabinet ware Rouse

Cabinet Ware Eouse
HNHE subscribe would respectfully inform the
"A public, that he has taken the sh ,p lately oc
ccup!ed by Samuel Lilly, near tho upper cad Of
bloomshurg, where he is carrying on the
GAEINNN BUSINESS
in all its various branches, and where he will be
happy o wait upon all those who may favor him
with their custom. His Furniture is warranted to
be made of good material and durable and he in.
ndskeepmg on hand
Sde60ards, Secretaries. Bureaus.
Wardro6eS. Card Tables, Dining
Tables. Breakfast Tubes,
Cup6oards. Stands, Hash
Stands, Bedsieads,
DOugh-troughs,
Collins, &c.
ana all kinds ofwo-k in his line, which he VIII acl
upon az reasonable terms as they can be purchased
in the county.
by strict attention to business he hopes to 70
ceI'e share of public patronage.
ELI BROWN.
April rs, ls45.-lyl
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X'SRa g Sheet
lBGY EAEwyACT1EE.

u a. ~
FETHE saNscTiSer respectfully iuit+n,t The rubla
II that he has opened Il shop on h.in.s,tees
yearly cpposts Clsyton's Tave,n, iu Blooul .bara
where he ,nlsnds cUryirpan the above bus nsss
N all lis variouS brsnchcs.
TIN F.iRR.
oFeocr7 description, will hs kept On hand e: ,sk
II WHOLESALE or RETAIL.
SHEET IRON
Manufactured into any f,rm required,
STOVE PIPES.
Of all sipes keps constantly IN tani ssoses fnith
I'D 10 oFJer, -
Being determined 10 do hosiness IN the uch,
way, he reqests oil to call upon him hefore they
purchase elsewhere, as be will hurnih ali hrie,es
in Ala line @ rhssp as they can 10 pprea,ased in
be county.
, ID. J. RICE.
seP'@nDes 20. stsriyss = <-''
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1847-02-20
FANCY AND WINDSOR
Chair Mandatory.
N"A NEW FLRMaCD

LD"h Dth W youT HWSeSn
Before you purchase, and if you wan
good 5argains, just call &. the shop Of
BOON & BARTON
on Main street nearly opposite c. Kahlers
office, where you can 6ud them ready Al
all lines 10 furnish Fancy and Windsor
chairs, seuees. Boston Rocking chairs, or
any kind which NAV be called for, ss they
will slwavs have on hand good assorl.
ment Of all kinds which they will sell at
the lowest price possible for cssh or ex-
change for lumber or country produce
From their Iong experience in business and
A determination to do work which cannot
be surpassed in the county, they ask for q
share of public patronage. They will also
execute
House. Sign, and Ornonentol Paint.
ing and House Paprins
10 me nsa,est and most approved siyis and
upon reasonable iefms,
BOON & BARTON.
Bloomsburg Oct Ia, ls4s.-2dy
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can be Procured The proprietor has directed
nearly his whole attention 10 the Nursery Business
Tor the lasi twenty y-dve or thirty years, and is now
prepared 10 offer to The fruit growers Of Colunbi.
and adjoining counties, one of the largest and best
assortment of trees in the Uuited States.
llalnfeld Nurseries ara situated about eighteen
miles from Harrisburg, at which place trees con
at any time be put on board Of boats and
transported TO anv point on tho canal desired.--
4 orders will bo carefully filled and the trees pack
ed in the bes. manner.
Catalogues can bs furnished to ,hoss desiripu
them, by addressing tho prcl rieror through lbs
Pos Office, or from John r. Meyer, Bloonsbure,
DR., w. W. Fighter Berwick, or G. NJ. shoop.
Danvlle, who are authorised sssnts fOI the es,ss.
lishment+--S2y
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WaIGHr's INDIAN VEGETABLE Pulls,

~
WaIGHr's INDIAN VEGRTABLa Pulls,
it is hardly necessary to speak in detail. Al no
period of it's history has the reputation Of that med
| lcne stood higher, and we may say that no repu-
tation is likely to be more enduring. Adapted to
all constitutions, to every form of disease and to
all climates. Wnght's Indian Vegetable Pills are,
above every other medicine, fitted for the use Of
man under whatever circumstances he may be PIN
ccd. At or on land, at home or abroad, in SUM
mer heat and winters cold, with a common re.
gard to the conditions Of health. and with Wrghts
Indian Vegetable Pills hand there isno excuse
for being slck unless the constitution be utterly IL.
reclaimable.
| As our object is to state where the genuine med.
icne can be- obtained, rather than to give it an es-
tended notice-which our limits forbid we shall
merely suboin one OF two ofthe numerous es,l-
monia!s that have just come to hand. Hundreds
of the same kind might be added. but we arc sue
the public will save w the trouble of arranging
them.
Extract of letter fIom Hernando, Mississipp>
TO w. Wright Your Pills have given univcr-
sal stislactiOn, and are justly very popular, can
sell from 30 to 40 dozen annually if could be sup
piled.
Yours, WV. HEsRr Johnson, Agent.
1t ough, here ~ ho remarked that the medicine
has been but recently introduced into Mississippi
Extract Of letter hom Jersey Shore, PENN
'The Indian Vegetable Pills excel every thing of
the Kind ever offered 10 the public in this section o
the country, notwithstanding tho combined effort Of
some few unprincipied mercensries to put them
down,
3. WisouBsrsn & SoS.
The following highly respectable store
keepers have been appointed sgens for the
sale Of Wrighrs Indian Vegetable Pills in
Columbia Coua'y:
II. r. Badly Uanv,e
Stephen Badly Cauavsa
Cyrus Bsuon-- Espytown
Brown & Greasy MIfluvIlIs
Abraham Miller Berwick
G, Ii. Fowler-Ilrlstcree
Wm' CovaBhovsp-Orange wills
George Masters Milvlls
Lew BeiseI-Jrrseylwon
Levers e. Suns- Columhn Exchange
Robert MCCsy, sshrgIonVIiis
George Wessct --- B.ron'h0'g
Light Stree. Irou Co.-Llgh, Srea
Law & Thonpson.--Elms RdIs
n. G. Freas- Briarereek
EIi,s Wsrmsn - RoAsrshurg
X. T. Welliver-GrcGnwoDh
L 81, LsEiruS-OIangeVllIs
Hugh cWtlisms-M MoorRhrrG
The popularitv OF WRIGHT's INDIAN VEG
ETABLE FILLS has proved strong halt 10 un.
pr:ncpsd then who;lns,gsted by the hope Of gain
tempt to palm of spurious article on the unsus
pecting. To dofca, the wicked designs Of such men
we have procured new lubels. and the " KITTEN
SIGNATURE OF WM WRIGHT WILL NOW
BE FOUND ON THE TOP LABEL OF
EACH BOX. N7.c oiksr Is geeuine, and 10
counterfeit this i.yfrge-y
Remember, the only original ard genuine m
DIAN VEGETABLE PILLS have the WHIT.
| I EN- SIGNATURE OF VIM WRIGHT on the
top label Of each box.
| Offices devoted exclusively To the sde ofWuphs
| Indian Vegetable Pills wholesale and retail. / 10
Race street Philsdclphls, a2s Greenwich street,
New Y ork and ls9 fremont street, Boston,
September, 10 ls4s-2ak.
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sale.

Sheriff Sale.
Bs virtue of wri, Of GieIl faciss. 10 me
directed will be exposed TO public sale a.
DanvilIe in Coumba county; on
Monday the Isl day Of March. ls47
a, o'clock, p. ". the following property
10 WI:
One undivided moie.y or half part of all
that certain piece Of ground lying and being
situated in the town of Danvlle, Colombia
coun,y,being so feet in fronionMlII sreeLin
said town, and $50 lee, along the slIee
which divides Joseph CorneIson's prop.
erly from lhe 10, levied on, SO feet run
nlng from said street along on alley To 10
occupied BY Thomas Clark, thence along
Thomas CIsrk's lot $50 feet 10 Mil suer
aforesaid, bounded on lhe east BY Mil sre'
on the ives, by back alley; on the south
by Thomas CIarh's lot. and on tho moth
by back street running from Mill stree,
along the lot owned by Joseph Cornelisou
to the street terminating al The aqueduc,,on
which said 10, are erected
ARA aihree story Brick House, oc-
,A iiilAcupled by George B Brown &
M 5IsE l.. b. Ehsign bookseller snd
slaIIoner, frame kitchen, white frame
dwelling house occupied by John P.Groyes
a flame Stable tc. together all the houses.
ou,.houses, buildings and privileges and ap.
pur,enances, to the above described prop
eny, belonging or in anvwise app,rIaln-
ing as the property Of defendant
Seized, taken in execution, aud TO be
sold as he property Of George B Brown
ALSO-At the same time and place 10, of
Ground situate in the town of OrangcNi Ic. cnlum
bia county containing one hundred and forty two
perches more or lc, 8, bounded by lands of lchn b
Edgar on the north, John Cohcnhoven on the wcit
land on others and on Wain-st, whcreon is erected
two story Frame Dwelling House, large Frame
IStore House, small Barn and a TuiIors Shop,with
the appcrtenanccs
Seized and taken in execution and to be sold as
the property of Jesse Coleman.
ALSO-At the sEne time and place by virtue Of a
evara facIas to me directed;
A certain two story Frame Dwelling House
situate on the east side of Mi-s'reet, in the town
of Uanve, columbia county, between the canal
and MulIbury- street, containing IN trout on said
IM-slrpet sixteen feet, and in depth thirty feet,
aud the lot or piece Of ground and curtelidse ap.
lperlcnant to said dwelling.
Seized and taken in execution and to be sold ss
Tic property of George Neuey.
BENZ, AAYHAN. Shsi8.
SnEnIVv's OVFoE, DanvIiie, I,
February, 8, ls47.
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NOTICE

q 8 hereby given that Letters Of Administration
y with the will annexed. have this day been
granted upon the estate OF oiANDREW DELONG
late Of Corne township Columbia county, de'
ceased. III oetsonS knowing themselves indebted
to s2id estate are requested to mako immediate
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