davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-23
THE COMMENCEMENT.

The ceremonies OF commencement took place
in The Chemical Hall Of The Medical College on
Tuesday, al u O'clock. The audience in auen.
dance was large one, and The unpromisins ap-
pearance Of The clouds did not have The effect Of
preventing large number Of the iar sex from
being PRESENT
The exercises oil The occasion were commenced
by an enlivening Strain from The Blues Band,
which was in attendance. Rev. Mr. Hose Of The
Presbyterian Church then oflicla,ed in prayer
Alter which The names OF The following gentle
men, upon whom the degree Of Doctor OF MedI-
cine had teen conferred, were announced, To-
gelher with the subject Of their thesis:
David T.. Bass, AppOmailoS, Cholera lnfanium.
w. G. Barae. Caroline, Blood Letting.
James Z Bell, Princess Anne, Modus operan-
di OF Mercury.
Crispen ID Bnoz, Pitsylvania, Pleuri'is.
Montgomery Bottom, Amelia, Laryngilis.
Parl Darlington, Cumberland, Fever.
Frecerick A Clarke, Chesterfield, Fractures.
Benz. +. Davies, Bedford. Pneumonia.
P. Aylclt Fi,zhugh, Middlesex, Hydrocepha-
lus.
Alexander Harris, Louisa, Laryngio Trachiis.
John F. Harris, Dinwiddie, Retroversio
Uteri
Marion Howard Richmond, Fractures Of
Head of Femur.
John C. james, Rockingham, North Carolina,
TIncture of Iodine
Thomas w. Leftwick, Bedford, Aneurlsm
John N. Lumpkin King and Queen, hyper
trophy of the Heart.
Vim. Pannil, Orange, GonorrfGa.
VIM A. Pearman, Chares City, GonorrfGa.
James S Pendeton, Botelourt, Therapeutic
operation Of Blood Letting.
Arthur L. Petlcolas, Richmond, Animal
Heat.
John A. Robertson, Amelia. Pcritoniiis.
James E. Rodes, Nelson, Hydrocyanc Acid.
Robert II. Ragland, King and Queen, Luxa'
ton Of Felnur.
Andrew S. Smith, Greenbrier, Secule Cernu
tum.
WIN. R. Vaughan, Hampton, Uterine lie
The Dean also made krown that the Honora-
" Degree oil NJ. ID. had been conferred on Phil
lin Thornton, gentleman Of fine capacity, Of
Rappahannock county.
The diplomas OF the Graduates were then deli
ycred 10 them, or their proxies, in The customary
form; alter which, in keeping with the custom Of
The Institution, Tor The best Essay upon subject
suggested Ly lis Faculty, The Gold medal was
awarded 10 DIR. Arthur E. Petcolas OF this city,
whom we were pleased 10 see lis recipient.
In consequence of the indisposilion OF the Pre-
sident Of Hampden Sidney College, The charge 10
The Graduates was made by DR.. ). Maupin, The
Dean The Faculty, and in its Style and matter
was we'll ca culaled make he young candidates
Tor Practice remember that when man gets MS
parchment he is only entering Tie vestIbules oi
his nrolession. A fine tune closed The ceremony.
= Hhig.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-23
RS. SHEFFEY'S SELECT SCHOOL FOR
VOTING LADIES

AT KALORAMA STAUNTON, Virginia.
,lGS SlEFFEY having been Obliged by circum-
u stances Ia engage IN The task OF tducaton takes
!. method Of calling attention to the School under
! care.
The Seminary which she formerly conducted has,
am hr last three or four years, given place to ia
n seiso!-the number limited To tpeue-ali oil whom
required 10 he boarders. BY Tins change, Mrs. ).
herself much better enabled 10 do her duty To those
Fimiued 10 her care, the small number OF pupils ad
led INT, the school rendering II comparatively easy
her 10 ryercse u parental supervision over them
he caitlSa OF habits at neatntss order and pune
NV the development and regulation OF The inteec-
powers, and, above all, the careful training of the
fai part are what Mrs. Sheffey understands By the
I'd scuedioR Nor does she acct To despisr those
fnmeRis OF the gentler sex which come under the
"a 81 "nannets and Accomplishments; SHE can
4 'inR grace of manner defarts aught from benevo
"l feeling The ability TO give pleasure renders
i desire 10 do 50 al all the less laudable.
Is frgaid> The course OF study adopted ny her, MIS-
fScn!d merely say, she has found from experience
'hr tine allotted IN this country to the eoucaiion o
ne ladies' is Short 10 ndmIt of their making any
attainment in the pkoie ci,eie Of the sciences. -
prefers, therefore, that her pupils, as genera
q should undertake few branches al a time, nc
,e ah accurate knowledge and clear understanding
hem, and proceed gradually to such other branches
nelr stay nj school will admit.
H. Shelley hopes, IN conclusion, that all conhdng
dteh 10 her care viii ind her little establishment
>ne endravors 10 make it--a refined and happy
", school for mental Improvement, and nursery
,sH &
ne next srssion will commence on Tuesday, the
"a. Q! May, and end The last day of September.
tRMS, per session Of five monihs--haif payable in
F'ance
ard aud tuition in English, SIS
zach, 10
.'ie on the Piano, with singing and use OF ins,ru-
aen,, 2s
sc on the Guitar, and Latin, al the charges Of the
Professor
sEFERENcES-RevJ d Tyler, Hon L P Thomp
q Erasmus Sulbbllnc, ESQ, Benz Crawford, ESQ, Jas
0ssaian, ESQ., br L Suibling, and Hon A II II Stu
u Gsilaher, Richmond; Hon r K Meade. Psisrs.
Q hon ) Lonla1, Frederieks6urgj Andrew Hunter,
SSasrtesoca. JeSerson county; Gen s H Lewis and
pahis smith, Rockingham county.
Aach i6-c2aw4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-23
UNITED STArES SENATE:
rpono,,.d TOR Tho Baltimore Sun.

WASHINGTON, hdiIH ~ INV
Mr.. Atchison, President pro tenn, IN Tue cnaii.
PRAYER by The Rev. MI. Sheer. Journal oil yes
The resolution yesterday submitted ny Nh
Foo,e moving for the printing OF 5UUO extra
comics OF the recent decisions OF The Supreme
cnnrf in The cases OF "Morfis vs.. The City OF
Boston" and "Smifh We. Turner" annuliing GER
tain laws O. New York and Massachusetts, and
in regard to emigrant passengers, came up IN
order.
Mr. Benton opposed The resolution, on Inc
ground hat Ibis was exclusively an executive
and not legislative session OF The Senate, ana
that by The rules such resolution was IN Tue ma
lure OF bill, which required three seyetai ie6u'
ines on three several days, unless otherwise OF
dered By The unanimous vote ut The Senate:
Mr.. Webster said that resolution mao oeeh
adopted month ago, TO print lne usual numoe.
for the use Of the Senate. and ne CONCUR GU
fully with the Senator from Mississippi as 10
the necessity of printing III extra NUMBER. :, II
this can be properly done within The ru,es .. 'no
Senate The important constitutional question
upon which the Judges had decided rehoefeo
their decision interesting to the Poop OIL 'he
whole Union The Reports oil Inc pec,s.on' %
the Supreme Cou.ts, as ordinarily puo'she1r
reach bu, few of the profession, and scarcely
any OF the people.
Mr. Seward said that into the port OF New
York the great tide of emigration was chiefly
poured, and the frauds practised upon emigrants
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-23
4,S44,400,000
sb33,4oO 3,453 100000
ICharleston M.fcury.

a liue son Of The late Richard Man;iee OF
K,ntucky tel rem ice cars On me road ce'ween
Lexington ami rfakior and his arm was 'eri'-
biy ctu.ne! an il had u DC ampu'ateo. Inc
Louisville JoUina aics:
aAs soon as he operation was over, ms nl'c.
led mother went IN tears 10 ms BEDSIDE ana salo
10 him. SHY poor boy, you' vi.n 70 Lou'sviiie;
mas been dear one IL you" ''Ah. mother"
replied the lii lie fellow, with look and zone Of
animation, .tpt Iss1 me Gce.k Stare We do
moi believe that more f4terins complimentwas
ever raid 20 The genius Il Hiram lowef;.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-23
UNITED STATES SENATE.
[Corre.pondence OF The Baltimore American
WASHINGTON, March 10, l-49.

ICorrespondence OF me Baltimore hneIicdh.J
WASHINGTON, March 10, l-49.
MIR. Atchson, President pro TEN. in the Chaf.
PRAYER by Rev Mr.. Slicer
The resolution heretofore submitted by Mr..
Rusk authorizing Inc employment by the Serge
ant al Arms during the recess, so long as may be
necessary. Of the messengers ami folders OF lie
Senate. coming UP in order, II was, amer dehaie,
IN motion of Mr. Bright, referred 10 the commf-
lee on Coningen. Expenses-l7 70 10.
Mr. Fuole submitted resolution, autnoflZ'he
The ptin,ipg. in pamphlet torm Tor tie use oi The
senate, OF 5000 copies oil the opinions Of Inc
JUICES OF The Supreme Court. in The case 81
"Norris vs. The Cry Of Bosion;" ard SIM u '.
Turner" The same 10 be printed in the same s'y'e
and manner as the decisions Of lhe oup'e'ne
Court are usually executed. Lies o'er.
Mr.. Merton, Of Florida, submitted resoiu-
lion. hat The claimants, or ihelf attorneys, ~
',,,a ob,ecn nriya,e claim cases have leave 10
w;'ndraw their papers from The files Of the Sc
nat. h,, after deoate, The resolution was post
poued until tomorrow.
On motion OF Mr.. Webster, the Senate then
nroree led 10 The consideration OF Executive bust
ness.
No nominations were sent in today, but nearly
all OF those heretofore sen, in were confirmed.
The nomination OF Mr.. McGaughey Of Govern
or OF Minnesota, rejected, by voe, II Is said,
OF % % %. Some opposition IS sad also 20 nave
been made TO one or Two other nominations,
which were, in consequence, laid over.
Mr. Benton, il is inr.hef understood, offered
resolution in reference 10 The Protocol 10 me
Mexican Treaty, looking TO further Investigations,
with view 10 The settlement OF The question, Uhe-
,her that Protocol is binding 10 lis effect and II So,
whether it was not The duty ri the !aIe Executive
10 have first submitted il 10 The Senate Tor acion
upon il, or ratification, before issuing ms ptocia
nation announcing The exchange o! ratihca'ions'
and the restoration OF peace between Inc TWO re-
puhlics. 49, 9.
Mr.. Benton occupied The attention OF Inc Sc
male, until after P. NJ. and was, u y sa'u' qnHe
severe on the course oil the late ADMINISTRATOR
in connexion with This question.
|, Is now probable-,ais question having been
,.issd"that The Senate will not adjourn before
Saturday. il them as i, is understood that General
TavIor desires This onrsrion 10 be settled.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-23
W. Ms; DE SELDiNG. AGENT AND ATTOR-
NJ W. IN FACT FOR THE HEIRS CT JOHN

wv vhS; DE sELDlNG. AGENT AND ATTOR-
~ IN FACT FOR THE HEIRS CT JOHN
lnDlLAN, DECEASED
n - being resident Of this Commonwealth, and
faine no authorised agent therein known TO US,
~. please take notice, that, OH the twenty eighth
Y naich, ie49 between the hours of 10, A. NJ,
~, Z. " al the Office Of the First Auditor, In the
:. m'ehn"no, and state of Virginia, we will pro-
H., aAe lno depositions Of James E. Heath and
H., I" pe read as evidence al the trial Of certain
10 p'"u'hg 10 The Circuit Superior Court OF Law
'ancefy i"r The counties Of jackson, s;ilmer and
=" Mhisn you are plaintiff and we are defendants.
necessafy, the taking of these dispositions will
as.a from Gay 10 day until they shall have been
ksme, WIN. w. PARKER n co.
c.nnAI EKf-FIRcISiA AT Rules held i'm he
sr. o'hce oil the Circuit Superior Court Of Law
ss, lao! 'ot Amelia county, in the month of ia.
a,,,n. pehhis, Plaintiff:
Stssrs , SDennis, EvanJ Buckwal,er and Elizabeth
ss,rd a n. n.lah w Morng and Martha his wife,
d, ~, pennis and Richard N Dennis, Defendants,
No. r.in having filed his bill and the defend
hlsv iu u Dennis and Richard NJ Dennis mi
tdin, lheir appearance aud given security ac
fouu he aet OF Assembly and the miles III This
h cl.rs :, y appearing by evidence adduced before
\, STAT ns ounce that they are Inhabitants of
thar IN ensered al rules, and accordingly order
.~,,s n,s appear here. at rules to be held in thu
WI n.y, me oi said Court, on the first Monday in
oa eony 81 " ,s answer the bill Of the plaintiff and
n Primal j. WIS oroer be published in some newsna.
No nor,h. .ne city OF Richmond, once we.k 70,
The com, Excessively, and posted al the fron, don,
u'' mouse Of this county. '''"' uoo'
naa-evs,. eopy-Teste,
2 g LEIGH, Clerk.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-23

ANECDUIE Ut NE THESIDEN II
is slated tina! judge Mason, Secretary q ne
Navy insl b fore retiring from office, called
upon President Taylor win the bi'l when bad
passed through Congress restoring CERTAIN I'll
Gers OF The Marines 10 their places, IN orte' 10
consult him ~ regard 10 some question involved
in The construction ul The bill. The Judge stated
he point. Il The case, and while wainns Tor The
Presidential advice, vas greeted by he follow
ing reply OF the General, delivered with mint
able naircte-"Oh don't know-anythiDg ihars
lawful. Judse-any hing mats Lawful VIII suit
me!"-( Pennsyudnian
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-23
FREE AND SLAVE STATE RESOURCES.
FREE STATES.

The following statistics OF the Population and
value 0; PrCpeuy in The Free aud Slave States,
respectively, are not without interest al The pre-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-23
NOTICE.

iTa Meeting Of the President and Directors ct The
Louisa Railroad Company, al tneir omce. on Sa'nf
|ay the 10Th day Of February, ls49:
Whereas the several monthly acquisitions heretofore
b,r on subscribers for Stock in the Louisa Railroad
onpany for the purpose Of extending said road from
Brownsville TO base Of the Blue Ridge, in part pay.
Of each share of Stock SO subscribed Tor as aore
kt-viz: on the lst days OF January, March, April,
b.. August, September, October and December, ls4s;
me LIST days of February and March, ls49, OF 1--WE
as per share; and the lst days Of June, July and
MEMBER l84s, of ten dollars per share have IN many
s.nees not been co!apled with IT, any part there
sad N others but partially complied with
i,olvrd, therefore, That the SAID acquisitions be,
b Ii. same are hereby repeated. and that due publ
hon thereof be givrn AMI that The further failure
lny such Stockholders or Stockholders to comply with
aid I-Quisilions the President of the Company be
aorllrd and required either make sale ofthe Share
Shares Of any such delinquent Stakeholder, IN order
nsr The amount of such rsquisltions. in The manner
serbed by the act entitled Ian act prescribing GER
regulations Tor the Incorporation of Railroad
npanie.," TO recover the same by motion on ten
lyt notice. as he may deem most eIped,ent.
! A true Copy from The Minutes. Tr.te,
CHARLES THOMPSON, Secretary.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-23
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT PRI-
I VATE SALE.

Agent for Joseph F. Montgomery, with full autho-
NY To sell, hereby oller, privately, ms Saiuab'e
ad. situated on Rockfsh river, IN Nelson county.
mn, property has been In marke. for the last two
ya,, Is Is known TO many. and this circumstance
nq ntuce to suppose, either that Inc land Is not
or that IL has been held al too high price,
k.,ar al these supposltions, however, 10 correct
|t Estate is in truth, hesitate not TO assert, one OF
n most saluable Of its size IN the state, WDetner TOT
kan,ins, farming or grazing purposes; ana alnougn
p.ce has heretofore been insisted on great par
lam may now be had the owner being determined 10
al hateyer price his property VIII cominanu "hen
S.ry presented TO purchasers.
The entire tract about $50 acres, go acres
enc bottom land Of the highest productveness, and
kyho IS Tree from overflow.
IN. bgnand generally, is of excellent quality, and
iasoribly tor cultivation-about three hundred and
6, 4c.rs being already cleared. The woodland Is as
I've. umtered any land in Virginia, there being upon
!, an abundance Of white oak, Spanish oak, poplar,
ktsory. chesnut, locust and walnut The whole es
ae unusually well Watefco, anu the sluohoh 70 ~
n.slbly healthy.
/ Tn. property lies within twenty two miles OF How
ar;..,r on the James River Canal 10 which place an
,, nl road nearly completed, and ITS distance from
N. contemplated route Of the Louisa Railroad, al the
S,ra base of the Blue Ridge, is only about II miles
u, place Will be sold In one truct, or II WIN Dc aivl
d.t two or three tracts, as may De preieHeu py
p.rnsers each with sufficient improvements, and
ut adus amount ofcleared and woodland, ana COCO
.ss,1 Of water. The main dwelling, situated pretty
t,aay The estate, is an excellent BRICK ouiang,
at.-olneiy situated, with necessary out -houses
Atlrh Of the purchase money will be required IN
ail: md The balance IN three equal annual install
aei,. vi ,luut interest.
Possession viii he given at any time, though farming
c,e.,ons will be carried until sale be effected
Y. address Is Greenfield, Nelson county, Virginia,
Mar which place reside.
would respectfully invite all who may be disposed
sgy 10 give ME an early CALI my purpose being to
i il. oa~etr '''" '' JAMES NJ HARRIS.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-04-07
OUR BLANKS AND JOB PRINTING

N1/1E~-s WE have just made vOluabIs addi-
EsSk-aas@a tions to our Job-0lfiee, Of new type,
&c., aud procured handsome supply Of rs
sorted Fancy Paper, by which We can execute
the neatest and cheapest Job.woTk in this Sec
ton.
We have also added to our already heavy and
extensive stock Of Blanks, ,--of which, wa haVeh!I
kinds, IRON Deeds TO Naturalization pspersA-a
select assortment OF very hne Marriage Certib,
cats,, printed and engraved, for Ministers aud
Magistraies.
Our F,iends are invited to call and examine
for Themselves
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-04-07
benjamin A. Bidlack,

The rumnred death ot the Hon Benj. A. Bid.
lack, our Minister at Bogota, New Grenada, as
published last week is now, we are Apply to
sny contraiicted, Letters, from him to his fam.
ily in Wilkesbarre, beating date subsequent o
the 9th Of January--lhc time he was said to have
dled--represen him in usual health, Beside
this, the State Department at Washington, has
neith.r received any such information, nor has
it made any communication of his death to Mr.,
BIS family, which would seem to strongly indi-
cate the falsily Of the aforesaid rumor
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-04-07
The Triumph Complete.

The n. Y, journal Of Commerce of Wednes-
day last, coaArm, the gratifying news in the an
naxed statement:
We shave jr, received (3 o'clock, P. NJ a tel.
ogrAphc despatch from New Haven, Con, which
states that
Wrtl,. B,oth ant Cleueiaad, Democrats,
are elected to Congress in the l't, I'd and 81 dis.
tricts, and BltIer, Wing, in the 4th (Far-
feld)
Lat wear the entire Congressional delegation
was Wing.
No chice for State officers. House Democratic
Senate doubtful
Democratic majority on Joint ballot.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-04-07
James Buchanan.


Hon JAMES BUCHANAN, late Secretary of
State for the United States, having finished his
official public career in that important capacity
with the termination OF the late administration,
Of which he was the life, the soul, and actuating
spirit, and which "closed in blaze Of glory"
has returned to the bosom Of his numerous friends
in PENNSYLVANIA Before leaving the Seat Of
Federal Government the democrat citizens Of
Washington rendered Mr. Buchanan public
dinner in testimony of their respect for his com.
mmding talents as public officer, and their es-
teen for his worth as resident citizen, the ac-
ceptance of which his natural modesty forbid
In the next place, the D. mocrarlc Members oithe
Pennsylvania Legislature extended him an invl.
tatiou to visit the Seat of State Government, on
his return home. for the purpose OF interchanging
old associations and forming new acquantances,
accompanied with the most cordial expression OF
their appreciation of his distinguished public ca.
reer in the series Of his county in the most try
ing times, during more than quarter OF cen
tury in the counclsof the nation. To this inv
taton he accedad and dlas been spending short
time at H,rri bsrg w'Iieee he received the re-
spect OF all parties due his elevated standing and
transendent abilities uf.sr
Mr.. BUcH,NaN has led down on his beau.
,inl farm and again become resident citizen of
Lancaster county, where II must be source Of
the highest gratidcoioF TO the retired statesman,
that he carries with him the confidence and res
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-04-07
BOOTS AND SHOES

TENHE subscriber has opened new Boo; and
Shoe Store at the lower end Of Main street,
in the buildinging lately used as Nathan's Cloth.
Store lie will always keep on hand an assort-
mrnt Of ready made work, and will make to order
at the shortest notice coars and find Boots, Shoes,
Caters and Slippers for Gentlemen, Ladies and
Misses wear He will furnish his work, made
in a neat and substantial manner at the lowest
prices.
lr;-Work made strong anil neat, and sold cheap.
Soiclls share Of public patronage.
JOSEPH B. WEAVER.
Blpomsburg, April 7, IS4o 3m
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-04-07
Business Directory.

III hAYHURST s. BALDY, Merchants, north.
4 4 east corner Of Main and Bast streets, above
the American Hotel
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-04-07

FLoGGlNG A MINISTER. The Rev, Jacob Gu
rate OF Wilton, Mass. has been horse.whipped by
two persons in the public stress of that town, for
coprtng young lady and then refusing TO marry
her. The hoggers were the father and brotheriof
the sighted damsel, The reverend gentleman's
offence was considered the more aggravating, as
he had got two years boarding and lodging out OF
the father, while paying his addresses 10 his
daughter.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-04-07
THE FORKS HOTEL.

JHE subscriber would inform his old friends
and the oublic IN general, that he has taken
the well-known etand, recently kept bv DANIEL
SNYDER, ESQ on the head Of Main Street, IN
Bloomsbury, and will co0'inne the
L?TInI1 Gl zIDUSIE0
Known bv the sign Of The "FORKS," where he is
prepared to accommodate those who may favor
him with their custom. His arrangements are
comple'e-luarters spacious-locaton pleasant,
aud without promising too much, he fatters him
self he will be aole to do ample justlcs to his
guests
05,Stabling and the best fare for horses. &c.
SAMUEL Blue.
Bloomsbury. April 7, ts49
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-04-07
LIST OF LETTERS,
REMOVAL.

WTARREN Russell, has removed bis Shoe
w Store into the Exchange Buildings, next
door to Hariman's store, where he will always
keep on hand and make to order every desirable
kind OF Boots and S hoes for Mems Ladies and
Misses wear.
GILL AND EXAMINE,
He is determined 10 turn off work that will bear
examination and trial, and which will compare
with that Of any other establishment in northerl
Pennsylvania.
0c- All work warranted.
Bloomsbury, April 7, lS49
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-04-07
DISSOLUTION.

VNHE partnership of the undersigned in the
Tn.wAre and Sheet Iron manufacture was
Dissolved on the first instant by mutual consent,
and the accounts of the firm are in the hands, Q.
B. +. Eberhart, for settlement
JOHN o. CONNER,
B. F. EBERHART.
Bloomsbury, April I, ls49.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-04-07
REMOVAL.
Boot 1nd NhOemaking.

TgNHE undersigned, thankful for past patronage
respectfully informs his old customers and
the public that he has removed his establishment
to the new frame building, above Albright &
Mengel's Store, on Main Street, opposite the
Forks Hotel, where he will be ready to wait up.
on all who may form him with call as usual.
JACOB +. DIETRICH.
TloDrrs shurp AnriI lSIu
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-04-07

Printers Rctoard On Friday last the fSngs
Of the Printing Establishment Of the Z" Phoenix
Advocate, were sold by the Sheriff. Thus wsgs
the world The oyster and beer honses in PhG-
nixille, do good business showing that the peo-
pie care more about THAR stomachs than their
minds
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-04-07

0J-It is to be regretted, lhat whilst we are en-
joying the advantages Of Danny CoAcH LINZ,
of excellent acccmodations, We lre only TO get a
Tri.Ueekiy mail from Fountain Springs Messrs
KApP & CO., are willing to carry it daily, with
out additional expense to the Department. that
application for its daily receipt here has been
made, and we hope the authorities at Washing
ton will loose no time in consummating the de-
srable arrangement Let Justice be done.