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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-01-10
GENERAL NEWs IrEMs.

Mrs. Timothy Bradlee Of Trumbull coun-
ty, Ohio, is doing rather more than her share
Of the commandment " be fruitful and multi
ply On the second of August, she gave
birth to eight children-three boys and five
girls They are all living and healthy, but
quite small Mr.. Bradlee's family is increas-
ing fast. He was married six years ago to
Eunice MoNery, who weighed 273 pounds on
the day Of her marriage. She has given birth
to two pairs of twins, and now eight more
making twelve children in six years. 1t seems
strange, but nevertheless true, Mrs. Bradlt c
was twin of ;hree, her mother and father
both being twins. and her grandmother the
mother of five pairs Of twins. Mrs. Bradlee
has named her boys after noted and distin-
guished men; one after J. r. Giddings. who
has given her a splendid gold medal one af-
Ter Rev. Elijah Champlain, who gave her a
deed of fifty acres Of land and the other af-
ter James Johnson, who gave her a COW.
Two TREAsUREBs FOR ONE STATE.-Ex-
treasurer Dorsheimer Of New York is attempt
ing to hold over, on the ground that Mr.,
Lewis, the newly elected treasurer, neglected
to file his official bond within the time requir-
ed by law. The old treasurer refuses to give
up the keys TO his successor, but the secreta-
~ of state and the comptroller recognize Mr..
Lewis and nobody else as the proper treasur-
er. All financial business will be blocked
until the dispute is settled. Mr. Dorsheimer,
having tasted the sweets of office, declares
that he will not vacate until ousted by a man
damus.
The Pennsylvania Legislature met at Har-
risburgh Tuesday afternoon. The Governor 5
message will be sent in at noon to-day. The
Governor has appointed Col. l.. F. Russell,
Of Pittsburgh, Adjuiant General Of the State,
in place of +. NJ. Biddle, resigned Also,
F. r Slerrit, Judge Of Allegheny CO., vice
L. Mcclure.
n. y. Legislature met Tuesday. The Gov.
in his message, briefly reviews the present
condition of the country. lie says the State
credit never stood higher, nor we're its fnan-
ces ever in a more satisfactory condition.
He concludes with the declaration that "New
York will do everything in its power to sus-
tain the Government"
Charles NJ. Jeferds and Moses Lornberg
recently convicted at New York Of the muir
der Of John Walton and John w. Mathews
more than year ago, were sentenced to death
on Saturday, The day Of execution is ap.
pointed for Friday. Feb. goth, 1868.
The imports at New York Of foreign dry
goods for the year just ended are only about
40 per cent of the total for 1860 and but lii.
tie over one third Of the total Of 1859.
/ A negro. 40 years old, has just died il
Baltimore. lis name was Jack Murray. II,
was born in Baltimore when the city contain
ed but six houses
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-01-10
FOREIGN NEWS.

The advices from America are favorably
construed in London, and the friends of peace
are dropping in consequence. In Liverpool
peaceful hopes preponderate, and cotton is
rising. The English papers are still discuss
ing the Trent affair in a hopeful view. that the
rebel commissioners will be given up by the
Cabinet at Washington, and war be thus
ayerted Pending the receipt Of news from
America in reference to the English adyices
by the Europa, there is much speculation as
to what decision the L $. Government will
arrive in regard to surrendering up Slidell and
Mason. The result is being quietly awaited
The prevailing opinion, however, was in ia
vor of peace. War risks at Lloyds had a
downward tendency The English papers
calculated on the despatch of the French
Government reaching Washington before Mr.
Seward sent his reply to Lord Lyons in re-
gard TO the demands OF the British Govern
ment The papers express the hope that the
French despatch will reach Washington in
time 10 influence the reply of Mr. Seward.
a number Of gunboats had been ordered
TO the Merscy. II is reported that the irigate
Algie~ had been stationed off the straits Of
GIbralier to prevent the passage of privateers.
France is about TO send rcinforccments to
the squadron of Mexico, and also to the
squadron off che northwestern coast of Amer
lea 1t is also rumored in Paris that a squad
ron Of observation is 90 be sent 10 the eastern
coast Of America, under Admiral Hcrand
The Madrid correspondence say, that Spain
is to send from 6,00O to 1000 men to Next
co, and that the Squadron will sail in three
divisions.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-01-10
From the Springfield Republican.
WAR TAXES.

From tho spfiuggad Rcrubli,,n
VAN q y 70
Uncle sam has strained his credit with the
banks until they are unable 70 lend him any
more money The secession press of Eng
land has scared the capitalists of the old
world so that they tighten their purse strings
and refuse to part with penny, and are even
selling their American stocks for gold in our
markets II is plain that the war against the
rebels cannot be carried on much longer upon
mere loans. Nobody will leud to the gov
eminent on reas enable terms without addi-
tional security. Only $4,000 600 or there
abouts has been taken OF the $40 per cent
treasury notes 10y the people at large--not
enough TO deray one months war expenses.
TAXATION must begin Immediately aud se-
verely. The loyal states are ricn, they are in
earnest they have counted the cost of the
struggle, and they are ready to meet it to
considerable extent as they 60 along. They
do not wish the treasury department to run
a race with the rebels in the shnpluster BUSH
ness. The federal government should spend
nothing but money, and it should raise this
money by levying taxes on every thing that
will bear them. 1t must Of course borrow
largely IN anticipation of its revenue, but
every loan should be linked with some speci-
tic tax for deiraying the interest and securing
the principal. by a steady adherence to this
policy, Great Britain has borrowed colossal
sums in her times Of need, and her credit is
"A No. to-day. In 1906, for example,
when Napoleon had just crushed the Austrian
and Russia coalition and john Bnu's proc
poets were under the darkest cloud oi the
contest inc ne" taxes OF iht year produced
S5u'uOO'oUo' WINE the haHoh was Nfeauy
paying over 9"ou'ooo,uVV' /! was !" VN's
/ temper 'hat our hrlllsh cousins went lhIo
the 'hght lor naHonaI existence as Ihey
called IT, allhouSn IL was teally an attemPt
TO dictate 10 'he rrc"Cn people inc lo'h Oh
tnet government Inc enure V'ouuce OIL
brush 'aAauoh IN the year looI was 9I'o,,
Uuu'uoo. III rose s''Sul'y ana IaPiu'y until
IN l6io IL hau feacheu 9oooouo Uuu' nearly
uouo'nS IN n'ne years ~ Ie4 on d niue IN
1871 ana ISL rose hlgher lnan ever IN
1915 ana al Iast reached $500 ooU'ooo IN
l8I1' ana 9ool'uuouUo IN 1910 III mat
year the victory oil ateiloo was "on' inc
giant enemy oil EnS.and was conquered ana
maze caplNe' an" ooU'UoOOo was instantly
stLeken rom inc taN'uon Oh INC country
1t belongs to Consres u specify the Objects
OF taxation me people ear upon 'h"l oody
TO stop IT'S lh'o'ous 1eoa'e'' aus oasuc
'oSo. ,'ouS' us 'ool's" u,Ss'"e up vi uc"u
"en oo"eS' "uu Tvs uVu"'eSo'no n'o'le'eucc
Win 'ue war pans VI 'ue government l'S
great ana pressing constitutions uuty Is 10
proVlde ihe slneWs oil war III ShoNlu nov
nave aoJourned over 'ne honaays "n'h tn"
was uonc' w ""o our cAPouSo' are sumo
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-01-10


An execution by hanging in the army Of
tne Potomac took place on Monday. The
convict was private Michael Lanahan, Co. A,
"a regiment T. =. Infantry, for the otiense Of
Mllnng oil sergeant Brennan by shooting him
nc Neneral'in-chlei IN approving of the or
uet OF the court martial, says the proof is
clear that he did this in satisfaction for a
z, udRe ne pore towards the deceased for the
o'o" ne hau gwen him IN the guard-house a
Jew minutes before, and for old scores which
ne mentioned IN the court. IL is very repre-
hehs'ole Tor commissioned or non.commis-
s'oned oihcer TO strike soldier except when
u T" ao'o'utely necessary to suppress disor-
Se'' S never allowable as punishment
,oi au oHonso '"t ior soldier because OF
oo'uB S'I"'N' u" 'hoot hIs immediate superb
snhn,di,a,;au o,o.y p.'"o'P'e 81 "i'''a'y
,yos mn, o,,s,,.,1.,. c. ~, ',''''e ''ia' ~
town 10 r. - - -, t.,
amor r,,,s, t,,.I,.F,I 'Oau.u' iuo P''''
,,so ~, -. Jus gu .ol '',e Pu'-
s,airst ,h, sgr.,e,,, M Iet.;I ~ i'
,5.o co.. ~, 1.,I W ,'o,,'..''o' III '.''
d;.,!..,..;'l '.'" '1''O VI .l' ila'ures Wn'Cn
tor For ,ho.o -, ,o',' o'''o '',l''.''' u
,,r,,,j a,1t lo pa9. was aP-
oI with hp exnnptt,. ,ct a., ,.I.. M
l,s ,,,s ,,o,,.l ~, W Wv. ~ "o ga
Wasbinyton AMI tho h,,,. ill., V'
,,rosorcr ~ 49, ~ =, '''I
'''''oi's VI i've 'eB'ulen's o'
,i '''' '"'a.''y
rue new! discovered troitoress at wash
'"S'on' Is e'luenuy some one OF considerable
consequence. Inc Geographic correspondent
W Tue NC" iorN Hera'a OF sunday sends
go'"S'u Ine 'oIloW'ng paragraph Facts are
''s' uc'c'oPlnS themselves winch show that,
"N"o we nave oeen employing the money and
sne.sl o' '"I 10Y" people OF the nited
,,l, t,,, 49,, W ne q.
,be .,,yoraa,,,, l., .;,l,. W a.. aus
snr s.,. h.;,... ...t.Ii- '.1 i.''o'' ~
roH.1. ',, ~ '"s 't ei 'ou5esO ~,
no.t ,,iar 80. ~ ,t ,'.,u ,,' 'ue
tar ''.'', ''''o'' VI .1' T'soo'''y ~ ''u.-
'o's T." race "neie tne o'ea'h OF 'usp'-
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-01-10

educated and a more inventive people than
the British we're in the FIRST ten years Of this
century; and yet they paid heavier taxes
than will be required OF US, to carry on a war
that was neither so honorable nor so neces
sary as ours.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-01-10

On Monday last, the shores of this bay
were strewcd with half barrels. butter boxes,
cheese and small partitions of the cabin Of
some wrecked ship, also, a number of boxes
marked VS.. Twenty pairs Of Canadian
boots, rife brigade, "Austraasian.' cask Of
butter marked ar. Tenant, Liverpool, and
a box cover marked &c. smith,
Yesterday a portion of the keel with a
quantity of copper attached, and portion of
the wheel came ashore. The vessel is sup
posed to have struck at St. Pauls. No
bodies have been discovered
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-01-10

Apt Alliteration's Artful Aid. The
following dialogue was spoken in Virginia a
few days ago; Colonel" Major, what did
you discover with that glass near that cump
Of trees ? Major" A regiment of ragged
rascals reyelling round the rebel rag, sir
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-01-10

NoRwIcH, CoNN., June 81, 1859.
! have used DR.. Sweets lntallibe Liniment
for horses, and believe it to be the best extern
al remedy known. All horse owners should
give it trial, WIN. p. GREENE, ia.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-04-19
AEfaka! ygNTnr-n =
S'E';'E ls { { a'IF|'ylSl'N'
Bill for the Abolition Of Slavery in tie
District OF Columbia, Approved.
WASHINGTON. Anril I6.


The following message was received by
the House Of Representatives, to-day,
from the President:
Fsl,om-citisehs 9fMe Senate and House
Of Representatives:
The act entitled "An act for the release
of certain persons held to service or labor
id the District of Columbia" ;" has, this day
been approved and signed. l have never
doubted the constitutional authority Of
Congress to abolish slavery in this District,
and | have ever desired to see the National
Capital freed from the institution in some
satisfactory way, hence there has never
been, in my mind, any question upon the
subject, except the one Of expediency,
arising in view of all the circum stances.
If there be matters within and about
this act which might have taken a course
or shape more satisfactory to nay judgmeu.
l do not attempt to specify them l am
gra.ifed that the two principles of com.
pensation and colonization are both recog-
nized and practically applied in the act.
In the matter of compensation it is provi-
ded that claims may be presented ninety
days from the passage Of the act, but not
thereafter, and there is no saving for mi
nors, femme-covert, insane, or absent pei
Sons porsume that this is an omission
by mere oversight, and 1 recommend that
it be supplied by a amendatory or supple
mental act. ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
April l6, 1862.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-04-19

sf9y" The annual election in Rhode Is
mud took place on Wednesday, when the
following gentlemen, present incumbcnts,
wore re elected, having been previously
nominated by both the Constitutional I'm.
ion and Democratic parties, tue lsepub-
licans not having made any regular nom,
nations toy William Spraguc; l,ient.
Governor, Samuel G. Arnold Secretary
of State, John r. Bartlett Attorney Gen-
eral, Waiter S. burgess; General Treas.
urcr, Samuel A. Parker In the Lcgis,
lature'the Democrats and Constitutional
Union men have secured a majority Of SO.
The leg stature is to elect u. 8. Senator
for six years.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-04-19
PROCLA VI ALTON.

WTHLREhS the Hos. AARON X. PEckHAM, President
w Judge Of the Court OF Oyer and Tcrmncr and GEN
cfai jail Delivery, Court of Quarter Sessions of the
Peace aud Court of Common Pleas and Orphans Court
In the 18th Judicial District, composed Of the counties
Of Columbia Sullivan Wyoming, and the Hon John
McRcynoids stephen Baldy Judges of
ba county have issued the rpreccp bearing date the
day of Dec in the year Of Lord thousand eirh
hundred ana sixy,one and to directed for holding
Court Of oyer and Terniner and General Jail delivery
General Quarter Sessions Of the Peace Common Pleas
aud Orphans Court, IN bloomsbury in the county OF
Columbia on the first Monday (bcing the 9Th day. Of
May, next and TO continue week.
Ncce Is hereby given 10 the Coroner, the Justices Of
the Peace aud COnStables of the said county Columbia
that they be then and there in their proper pcraons al
10 o'clock IN the forenoon OF said day. with their records
nquisons and other remembrancG TO do those things
which TO their offices appeItain to be done And those
that are bound by recognZancc to prosecute against the
prisoners that may be in the Jail of said county
Columbia to be then and there prosecute them as shall
b. Just Jurors requested To be punctua in their at
tendance, agrceaby their notices. Dated al Blooms
burg the 2ih day of March the year of our Lord Cnt
Thousand eight hundred and SIXTY and in the eighty
sixth year of the independence of the United States Of
America. (God save the Commonwealth
JOSIAH H. FuRMAN,
Shcrif's ONCE, sheriff.
Bloomsb7rg, March D. 1862
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-04-19

Notice is hoschy given thai tic Comms ssoncrs ofCo.
nmba county Will hold hcir Appeals on the following
days aud places, to wit:
On Monday April 2Ist 1862, Berwick and BriarCreek,
at the Rising sun Lewis Enke, in RefwiCk.
On Tuesday, - Scott and CGn,Te al the House of
Daniel il. Eycrhart in Light Street.
ON Wednesday, % Orange and Mount Pleasant ,at ths
House Of Samuel Everett, in Orangevilir.
On Thursday, 2ith FishingCreek, al the honse for.
metly occupied by Geo w. Hoffman, in Fishingcreck.
ON Friday, 18th, Benton and gugaroal, at William
Coles Benton.
ON Saturday 26th, Greenwood at the house of Joseph
r. Patton, in Greenwood
Monday 2oth, jackson and Pine at Iram Derr's in
Jackson.
On Tuesday 2hh, Madison, at Samuel Rimby's, in
JcrseYoWn,
On Wednesday, 30th, Hom,ock and MoptoHr, at the
BuCkhorn Tavern in icmock,
On Thursday, May lst is62, Cattawissa and Franklin
at the Public House Of Dana Reinbold in Cattawssa.
Friday ID, Maine and Beaver, at the Public house Of
John Nuss, in Mainviilr
On saturday 3D. siiin, at the house of John Keller
III Mtiinviilc.
On Monday I2th Locust and Roaringcreek a, the
house Of John l.. Hurst, in Shutdown.
On Tuesday 18th, Conyngham at the house of Reuben
WassCr,
On Thursday 18th, Bloom at the Court House, in
Bloomsbury
BY order Of tho Comm soneTs.
Il. c. FRUIT, tlcrk.
h.AA..N el.r,. A....le
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-04-19

Uniformity OF Prices - A New Feature in Business
Every one his own Salesman JONES &c CO. Of the
Crescent one Price Clothing Store No ga Market stree
above Sixth, Phiadc phia
In addition to having the largest, most varied and
fashionable stock Of Clothing in Phade phia made
pr'ssly for retail sales, have constituted every his
salesman, by having marked in figures, each
tcc at tcvery lowest price it can be sold Tor they
cannot pos hy vary-all must buy alike.
The goods well sponscd and prepared, and great
pains taken with the making that all can buy with the
fun a. >siFauce of getting good article at the very low
est price Aso large stock of piece goods hand.of
the ateat style and best qualities, which will he made
10 order in the most fashionable aud best manner, IS
per cent, below credit prices.
Remember the Crescent in Market above Sixth Street
No. 2U4. JONES & co.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-04-19
TRAVERSE JURORS.
FOR NAY TERM, 1869.

Dor. Berwick Henry Z. Frcas.
Bloom--Pcter BIllmeyCr, George Weaver.
Bnarcreek--JOhn Fester, jr. john Blank jr, Enos L.
Adams Joseph Stackhonse.
Beavcr--Jacob ilarrger, Peter Eckroath.
Benton--Jacub kImbe, Alexander CUlley.
Catt'wis Sa--John Ritter George StrckeI William Parr
Centre--John, iill Paul Zapcr
Franklin--W ashington Parr, Aaron I.amhertson
Fishinrcreek- ELIAS pealei Henry Rit tonne ndcT.
Greenwood-Jes-e lleaeoCk, Nicholas Cole, John NJ
Parker
Iemlock- Reuben Bomhoy, Samuel Oil, Benjamin vii
sou, Jacob Harris.
Locust Henry Fahringey, Jacob Miller, David Hauck
Michael Hover
Miillin Stephen Achenbach, John +. Yohe, Henry An
gle.
John Fruit, jT.
Moniour--L"wis Roat, Grier Qurk
Orauge-Jes>e Coleman, Peter F. Kline, Hiram r. Kline
ROaringcreek Beniamin Huuck
susaroat-Wiliam Masteller, Elias Cole George Hess
scolt--chester C. MARI Samuel Kressler,
March 70 ao69.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-04-19

Hcg" Among the mass Of household and
Kitchen furniture, turned out Oh our streets
on Moving Day, we noticed in ouo pile IL
"Wide Awake Lamp" We on sight pro ..
posed to buy it RON the owner to keep as
relic aud companion ior John Brown
'pike.-The owner seemed very willing to
part with it, but lis wife put in most
emphatic 'No, and added "l'll keep that
myself, aud when ho,T pointing to her
rather subduca half, gases about fighting
for his country | always point to that and
say Yes, you would shoulder that smoke
stack and carry it around all night for old
Abe Lincoln; but you haven't tile heart TO
shoulder mu>kct and fight for him, and
fhats jut the way with all you Wide
Awokcs Anticipating a family scene,
and f1iling to obtain an addition to our
cabinet Of curiosites, wo loft.--TuL Spup.
Col. Frank Stewart, Captain of the
Wide Awakes Of B3rwick, in this county,
has lot Oh hand, and although he keeps
them hid in garrets ard cellars, we ara
inclined to believe one might be obtained
on rather favorable tcyms.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-04-19
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
ESl0ke Of Y.XtQm ENis. dccenScM.

NOTICE is hereby given that letters Of administra
~ tion on the estate of William Ellis late of Madison
township, Columbia county, deceased have been
granted by e gstGr of SAID county Andrew Ellis
ol MuntouE County and John d. Ellis Of Columbia coun.
y; all persons having claims demands against the
estate of the dcCGdcn are request present them
Tor Evlllrnfnt and those indebted to make payment
without delay.
ANDREW ELLIS.
JOHN T.. ELLIS.
Marrh IL, lSG2.-Ct 9a;n7's
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-04-19

AGr Mr. w. i. Koons Of the Exchange
Hotel made another improvement Oh
his building in the shape Of porch to the
second story for sight seeing and prom.
enadiug. 1t adds greatly to the appear
,ance of the Building.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-04-19
Reg The Harrisburr Cor,

Dss- The Harrisburg Correspondent Of
fthe Philadelphia Evening Journal, THUS
speaks of Capt. BRADY the able and ac-
complishsd and efficient librarian CT the
Segate
"The services which he hes rendered,
his attention, his capacity, his embodiment
Of all the knowledge OF the Senate, both
orally and what is acquired by books, has
enabled him to retain his situation, under
the changing scenes of politics and the
vicissi tudeS OF life. When Rlitoa's hire
lings desecratod for second time the soil
of our beloved country wi h their footstep $,
in the year 1911 he enlisted dlty-Gye men,
put them with himself on board the shin
Lawrence, and ought the good fight which
swept from the Northern waters those who
sought to subvert the liber les of a free
, people.
When tue Lawrence was disabled, he
with others, headed by the gallant Perry,
passed to the ship Niagara, and won one
of the most glorious aud decisive victories
recorded in tue history of our country
Many years ago he came to the Senate
seeking for position. lie obtained it, and
has from that day to this been Librarian.
Every one knows him, and his capacity for
the place--hs kind and affable manner
has endeared him TO all who know him -
Many favors he has done for me, and |
hold him in cheerful remembrance. lie
b is a fxtura=-a Senatorial heir -loom--that {
politics with all its bitterness cannot de-
stroy, bdowhich is doomed to 60 down to
the latest postcrity."
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-04-19
Treasurer's Sale
OF UNSEATED LANDS.

A GREEABLY 10 the provisions of an Act Of Assem-.
n bly, entitled an Act directing the mode Of selling
Unseaed Lands for taxes and for other purposes pass
ed the 18th day Of March, 1917 2jth day Of March 1921
and 9Th day Of March, S47 the Treasurer of the county
Of Columbia hereby gives notice to all pei sons
ed therein that unless the CO.. Road school, poor and
state Taxes due the following tracts of Unseated
Lands situate in Columbia are paid before the day of
sale the whole OF such parts Of each tract VIII pay
the taxes snd costs chagcabe thereon will be sold nj
the COURT HOUSE in Bloomsbury, county Of Colum.
bia on the 9th day ofJune 1862 being the second Mon
day and to be continued by adjournment from day to
day for arrearages of taxos due said county and the
cost accrued on each tract respeciiYelY.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-04-19
TREiSURER'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE
SEATED LAND

A GBEEABLY toths psovisions OF the act of Assem-.
n Lly entitled an Act 10 reduce the State debt o.
passedlh 30th day Of April 1874 the treasurer Of the
County Of Columbia hereby gives notice TO all persons
concerned therein that unless the County road school
poor and State Tax &c due the follow estate
Situate in the county of Columbia paid before the
day Of sale the whole such parts Of each will pay
the charges and costs chargcable thereon will be sold
al the Court House ~ BloomShnIg, CO. Of Columbia, on
the 9th day Of June 1852 being the second Monday and
TO be continued by sdjonrument from day TO day for
oIued on each respectively,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-04-19
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

E,tgte of Miehod Whitenighi, deceased.
\ QFirE ID hereby given that letters of administ
Ntnn on the estate of hchacl Whtcnig late of Hem
lock twp Columbia county deceased have been grant
ed by tic Egisrr of said county Jacob s. Evans OF
Fshingcreek Twp. Columbia co. All persons having
claims or demands. aganat the estate of the deccndeut
requested presep them for settlement and those
indebted to make payment Wiihngi delay.
JACOB ). EVANS,
April L., leO2-Gw .IaRr.