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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-14
MONEY TO LEND

A BRAHAM }. JACKSON, rAwNBROKER, No. 81
Al Resie street, Broadway loans money in large or
small be repaired, personal property Of ~ DE-
scrptions. o., VI
t,iVsT ANNIyTEssRy FALL AND sUpPER OF
SCOTT CApETs-Th. fisi Bal aud sorI.r ~ sesu
Cadets will lilac. Al Apollo Saloon Mondv, De-
eemh,r ~ on which occasion the viii be handsomely
deeorsed The floor will be the di,c ION of comwt.
Mr. Dodsworh celebrated Band will be " attendance,
and will ~ during the evening number Of vore NJ,
tary airs Tickets 10 admit Gentleman md Lady W w.
Fxtrs surper tickets 50 cents TO be had Of CAPTAIN Bssr
Church street Lieut. Smith, ST. Wsshrgon sees ~
Ml~r. Elizabeth street Al Rleys, Filth Ward Hotel
National Hall, Tsmnsny Hall, and r. Asten, ssl Bow.ry
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CIR US.
BOWERY AMPHITuEATR
OF Bo,cery.)

JUNE, TITUS, ANGEVINE CO., propr'esors.
Two Clowns. J. tjossin and J. reptand
First night of the Ethiopian operate Ballet Of Oh Hush
Gardner, Pelham and Whitl'ck in the same piece. .
Fret spp of The erculeaD Dutch Fhenomsnen Myn
heer BIdsrrh !!
First night omic Bale, by the sws Brothers. of the
TIA ian Vampire. .
First apaTanee of Mr. N. b. Turner ia lis Frereh act OF
gle Horsemansh
Mr. Gardner in The SWISS Broom Girl :"
TO- The Managers in calling public atenton TO the highly
tive order efertan OF this take this
occasion TO cir patrons that cry thing by
this e.tahlshn will be reformed, ard thai the
ees viii be BY 10 o'clock in the evening For the
Of the audience the BET the
second parts IF the pc will be ed quarter
of hur ia order enable disposed visit The
splendd sale and mar al of rer shmep q.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-14
Mlr Deans Mixture.

TOR the Of certain well known disorder The wrap
GERS contn printed sketch Of the symptoms Of the coss
pain alluded to- which will enable he patient to adopt the
most prope' and avoid that which would be Injurious
This medicine warranted to disease radically aud in
Shorter time than remedy btare tie public
Try it. and It fails e. price shall positively be reurned
Price 81 Id at the drug Stores Water and Fulton
ST.. and III broadway. d7-linsf
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-14
Passengers Arrived.

LWERPooL-Paekef ship Coi,olans-Jacob Il Berry, New
York; Cove toi Croppsr Virgaia; Hobt Rags ireland
4 in the steerage.
ClDI1 SHIP Ehe Denison Mr. Bastarrecha, and Captain
Davis, late of bark Altof' lost at Conel.
TURKS lsLAsD--,Brig Eveiina-Cayt Tucker and LADY,
CHAHLEsIoN-Brig Perry II Goldsmith, N Chapisan, 8
Reed, w Da 1man-3 in the storage.
PaRABg Malta at Holmes IIoe-David Curtis, lady ard
child, of NYorf.
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BY AUSTEN, wILMERDING, & co.
Friday, Ish December.

POSITIVE SALE or RAIL ROAD srOCk-Ata o'c,t
NJ viii be sold without reserve. for notes months,
h,ner- selade' ~ be made satisfactory 10 the sellers
Sarss o. The capital stock sf the NorSi and Worce
ter ~ Road Cor~
THE COMPANY, "a order 10 m ,h.;, eo,sa~,,. Il,
tetstsr income Of the Rail Road, will engage any sharss
y is SAVE " he'd mouths. be resoa
count OF the Company returned
the prices paid for Them and will into sp
TO guarantee the rurahasers against los.
information refard t. the e. Of the road s
april cation be made Messrs Austen vlnsy
ding Go. aod Shipnsn Ayrcs from the 10Th
until he day ofsse Corsmtee OF the Drero viii H.. in
the City to inquiries and prior day Of
foil s'aeepfs Of the resources and prospects OF the
will be made IN the public prihos.
This Road successful rerstion and
OF the nes OF public travel aud
tson Of goods Nv savbi-ts and Rail Roads
eli of NJ, Hork Id Roston I.,d
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DAGUERRE'S DHORAMAs.

DAGUEKRE'S DTOKNMNS.
M LAST WEEK, for ths prestnt previous 20 tie
rer,s.va To Phsdeph a, OF DAGuEhhE's DlORAMAs,
at an Broadway. Open from n until o'clock, NJ, and
from 6 unh 10 IA the evening -.
One ue~ table eau rcpresent the admired VALLEY OBJ
GOLDAU n switzsrIandO which will be tSh bsd gether
with the .gnsesht Interior of the CHURCH 81 EIIkNNk
DU MONT, with the crl' braiion OF the MdnsrM Mas
srte az, y. 4 h, w,llv
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CAUSES OF CONSUMPTION ~ FhMAbFs
MADAME RFSTELL. Female Phpstcion. need DOT dwell
wi upon the truly wonderful and m,ssble ehcscy sud sue
ot he, REMEDIES for suppression rexulsr
their speci ssrtacn has been long tested and
proved having nuaber OF been exclusively adopted
10 pr,neips Female Hospitals IN Eurog. vel ale,
Ia coutry The eminent success Of Madame Hesieil
The treatment of rreguay in females has bees ~ snail
degree owing the aud scites arordes he
while Fsmse Physician in the Female Hospital ia Nienna Of
slicitirg every possible effect of the vsro modes Of res
rsnt aJoced Nv the die al fraternity Even the ost
ner, AVID ss thew have towisg to the want those
aud possessed by Madame Ree w
zr ally in th ,restmeut ~ mhsrIes IN
sc6es ees to be r-lied h>trg thai
neglect or 10 this respect the
ia, ali others OF consumption 10 females The
trodueiicn and adoption Of Madame Restes celebrated Pre-
veniivs Powders married aides whose health forbids
rapid o. family has been the means Of preer,ng
h well kno,yp many valuable life from pre- sra.e
They have os adopted IN Frame ard
this country about cuss ds
IN married ladies Whose life dcspared o. have enjoyed
since their adoption perfect health Price Five Dollars pack
age They he sent BY mail 70 rer of the sltet
s,ates All letters must be sddresod TO MADAME RES
TELL Female Physician. Dor sss ~ r. No letters recsred
"FaiSsIfHT OFFICE Us Greenwich 81, New York Phil.
adelphia oRcc No. scvth Seventh a. Boston Once No
Ease a. mas rot sans.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-14

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS-sealsd propo ais will
= be received a. the Office of the CROTON AQUEDUCT
DEPAkTMENT, ADos street. Sixth Avenue, until
work:
lat The digging Of ten miles of trenches for laying Water
embraced the sectional TO be the Office aore
fad The trenches for laying inch pipes 10 be feet deep
and eet vide at hottom for 10 ch ppe 81 feet deep and
feet vide atbotom for 6 and inch pipe deep and
81 feet wide at bottom. Shenld il become necessary ANY
case t. ncress the dimensions of the t nhs the Depart
compens al ion TO the Contractor.
The wo viii commence the Of next SPRING and
progress as directed By the DEP, rtment
2d FORMING and rammng the earth in the said tire inches
after the ppes laid (Which will se done by the Aqueduc
Commsonero paving the streets aud clearing the
Of all materials asd rubbish collected performing the
The paving TO be durable and work anke character and
proposals. w include exptnse for paving stone sand
eessary Tor sound hllins and solid paving.
go or digging such trenches er deep and feet
we at ottom, may be CURED in laying the inch n.y.
drant pipss and setting the bydraDs after the
placed the streets and sidewalks to be repaved and left
IKE good condition before the commencement Of this
Proposals must sate the price per mile for the several
ite ms OF digging filing and The latter to incla the
supply ing Of sound when ard the
leg Of the rul bsh the work mpleed. These price
Viii be stated Tor the different Of mentioned sboyes
Mach proposal to he accompanied with the Of two
the cohtact marked the outside Proposals
ing the Las gof Water Pipes and to be addressed to the
subscriber.
By order of the Croton ,ueduct Committee,
II. A. NORRIS,
aio.5t Aquednet Com mission err
COLE's PICTURES OF THE VOYAGE OF LIFE,
exhibiting at the New Bull !og Of Brosdwa
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-14

On Saturday. 18th inst, Sarah, wife of 4. J. Mdgley,
aged 40 years.
The relatives and friends the family invited to
tend the funeral from 235 Madison street this afternoon
o'clock
On Friday, lth inst Cornelius Smonson Of the firm OF
Bishop Smonson, shipwrights Of this city, aged 80
years and months.
The relatives and friends of the family respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from the late residence
the deceased &c Columbia street, this morning half
past soclock, whence his remains will be removed
Staten Island for intcrment
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-14

BY THOMAS BELL.
(Ss~es Nos 81 .fnw and IFS Futon st,sets)

(Hsres Nos 81 .dnw and us Futon st'sets)
TITS DEY.
SAFE OF descriptions atiel O'Clock
MONDAY.
Large sale ofseeond hand and clothing 'ry goods fur
fancy and pledged articles al hall past 10 Se eh IN me sae
rooms
Valuable Furniture half oc ock IN the s rooms,
and valuable assortment OF elegant second hand md
new furniture o. all de;Sr EpnI,SS'tsispAY.
Large sale of Furniture at la 10 O'CLOCK at No so
Pearl street-w be so The esre iurnu i ai boa
BY BUTTERFIELD CQACHMoN
No. 10 East Breadsoy.
Out door sales fGroceries Furniture punctuaily at
tenaedto and respectfully solicited.
TUESDAY, Dee.qa
htlo O'Clock, at the auction room. .
rawherekers sae-By order of A. Jackson No q aha
nav '''" ',s'S'a AZ fR III yiasTl.% SALE.
sec eSsross Liverpool do. Delivered at the market prices
free ofcartage.
Also, lo0Cookag Stoves.
SALES OF fUkNiTURE.-The auctioneer respectful
y gires notice that he Will attend personally Me yale al
Household Farn at the dwellings 9th dec Sng house
keeping Liberal cash advances viii be a6e
sent to the auction store Inventories and apprseuents d
the eFH~ta NJ persons decreased rersorav attended to-
j. NJ Wheeler. Auci,onser
BY &c. MAITLAND,
Stare No.iss Chatham squSae.
raj assortment e and Kehen furniture. consEtng
ofnew and second l bureaus seerssry Srss
ia bedsteads writing desks M ogsny end csnessai chairs,
wine glasses hailamp rantel clocks ereckery glass
BAH families breaking house keeping and wishing
sending their address to the stores and goods to any amount
advances ssid goods semitic the store and
cash paid for all goods the day Of sale.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-14

vVfNsLOw's BALsAM OF HOARHOUND BONE
w SET ADMITTED be one Of the most speedy sndcertaio
for eods coughs Influenza whoorng cough add all dses
ses ofhe breast and iuns leading 70 consumption Thshea
bassm most .feetuaIy and speedily inflammation
and the alays TIL
on r.vss ashr s. and diff uit and leaves the
bowels regular and healthy state. Il.
Wtoieale retail by o. Fay Minors drug store, No.
s9 Breadwav Frsnkln House New York ss Bawcrv Of
Spring sfsnss Hrl<on Spring Greer
nd nr<s -t~st-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-14

ITO rERsoNs SUFFERING WITH RHEuNATIsM.
i cannot let TIE present opportunity pass without .srres
rg gratitude through the public p,rersto the rroprto ~
The csebra'ej Golden Rheumatic rmbroca,i n, sod al their
Office for the extraordinary on
BY the shove remedy aing been severely afflicted heu-
stisrn head foot with sNcrucsfing pain, made
Of the aboy, r,ndy and in days completely a,
having little bottles am now attending 10 By.
sness would te hrpy To give int rms'ion 70 beneht
"'o'' 's WIN WV EZRA SMITH,
Aaa Al rhas II Hnlrs Dry (iooda tore. CathaIine
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-14

PARK THEATRE.

| THIS EVENING, Decentsrii, the performances VIII com
"'A'' LOVE S',h rs IS 81 DII iSDDs''
70 which vi 4aE fsi;S 5'si. ii."' entitled
B,p Mi Fanny NS NJ asa @ %Ssasy
The 'a''' The Hoio DRAG DlR1GoSSs :, '''' o.
81 n 4, F . 81, hs.ns s e.p l's
Doors opeH at half ras s-periormapes o"''" rs at
BOWEhY TnEATHE.
GRAND hHk MAzErra stEcTAoLE"
THIS EVENING. p.c;%sJ ls'tMThe sstertain,peSs will
~ ~ s ETh Hf's; '''4
Master Genr9y vii appear h sqrss at full sped
balance G.S;:l
by rartieuiar desme -Four Hurg",n SINS will e,h.
!', G Baoa wanting i ia Which Dale y rows and
afsSn1 q: ss,; S aa'' win appear
MA2 f Es? or 70 fsH WD 6Rs o. E bsERr
eoSen SsG %1.s sesiR at Sse, VIZ
NEW CHATHAm THEATRE.
THIS EVENING Dee i n. ihe s rs F'H's "ii commences
,!oNATiiAS BaaDt ORR. ~. Gin.
Scr %$ Sssse'n Mr. sf''s Steven. Ars,
rsE sTH fS':x SIT It +; f ySsiS &
J.de.iah, Mrs HsutonyilIe
To conclude with The dr. tniir cd
LO NGAEOi
The b aaron Moriai,e. Mr. X rby
Lo ,ngsrs, Mr. Ii &c Zingar Hov, Miss BARBER
Doors open at 81, peril commence at
boxe, SO ceats ID and sd ers2s ps cents gallery III
MITCHELL's OLYMPIC THEATRE.
THIS EVENING, Dec. 1.-THE performance VIA com
with the f,rre entitled
THE KING lNtt @.
Tom Stiliss Mr. Edwin Mrs Diebs, Mrs Watts
To be followed bv the estrav@gauYa allied
STARS AT I he Aston.
Apollo, III Mitchell
Jo,e, Mr. Russell Jano, Mrs Tmm
Afcr which,
Solo, ty MIR Dovn~
T. which III BE- added the fsree ca led
THE MAN WITH THE CARPET BAG
blackwell, AR Roberts Bar maid, MISS Flynn
Crimes. Mr. Mitchell
The enter tainInen' o conclude with the "a Of
THE CAPTAINS NOT A.MISS.
Capt Daring, Mr. Edwin Fanny. Miss Singleton
Doars open at half past 6-curtsin rises att
Dress Circle SO ceats-Upper Boxes rs eensf shii-
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Married.

At Rose Mount Montreal, at the residence of A. Goode.
nough, ESD the 3.h inst. by the Rev Mr. Strong ~
Dudley Bean, Esq cashier of the Union Bank, to Aayy
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-14

n EyCHns, LEECHEs-is 600 (tso consisnme, ts) yery
- 6ns large healthy -myrua L,eehes i-s innred and for
sale ~boiesae and retail areuy applied BY VIM watson
Chemist &c Apoths sarses Hall, &c CathSine Ct si2f
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-14

BOST-Op the 9Th instsIt, tsrg. ~ewioasa.
A and white paws answers 10 the nsme Of LION
I'LL III The person who will bring nj 10 70 broad Fl.
will receive liberal rsw,rd dil
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-14

Corros.-Therc has been steady improving business
for days in this market, which closed yesterday
with some animation at prices frm at an Improvement OF
per cent The sales have been follows Now Orleans
aud Mobile ALL Upland and Floridss lol. We have
days later dates By the Columbus at Liverpool whsf
represents that market Saturday Nov as less active,
with downward tendency. In general way nothing
OF Importance TRANSFERRED In the southern markets,
al dates had been demand and prices
evnced upward tendency The following is atabe OF
stocks sales prices and remarks at the different ports for
the week previous to the date affixed:
Stock. Sales. Prices Remarks
New York Dec. u 5000 200 8 lOs advance
n Orleans, Dec I0o.ssf 1900 ~ II
Mobile, :, 1855 secs II 10
ADalachic ,Ia F" firm
Augusta 1ou "a w hrm.
Carolina money ADVANCE
Macon Z. 5307 81 81
Savannah, 53if 1905 81 st decline al
Charleston, IL $50 60se s a 10 Improving.
Columbia 81 o. advance
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-14

Tor SALE, FIST rate High Pressure, Lever Bssr steam
ENGINE upon ,he srpreved prise,pe, 90 inch
Ind bed plate. requiring ne satp,rt tom the
building fy wheel. force pcrps, he, pl,ts.
The Fngine and made BY one OF che hsst mana
C,etrr in Euriard. For terms, sIpiy h WEIGH \
GRtEeITlIS 80 Congress Of Boston ny I'm cod W..
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-14

FRENCH READING ROOM,
46 Broad street, up stairs.
CONTAINING all the French Newspapers politics. in
~ dusry arts, sciences, &C. Open every day from A. NJ
till % in the evening DIE lw
LN Liverpool will please th permits board he ship
Judds wharf the Office Of the subscribers wi hout de-
lay All goods not permitted IN five days must naveidably be
diq5t MEBDMAN KEENAN,, Ct South ST.
CARRIER PIGEONS -Tor sale 81 # these Birds of
" the best breed recently imported from Brussels.
Address II. r. at this office DE 80
MISSED LOST, within three days. small bundle OF
besides suniry bills Of puceis dae b Is &c &c era
ward s We givtnt the finder for such information
it's presumed any Information respecting them will be ches
fully furnished Il 1871 Leonard corner of Elm street di3t
CORPORATION NOTICE Pubic Notices hereby ven
to the owner owners oecusnto occupants al h9u
md ots improved or unimpToyed lands affected That
and ged in the Street Cemmissione Office for
examination by all interested viz For laying flag
gng sunJry streets embracing Grove ST south side be-
tween Blocker and Fourth street bet sides OF Bobune
street between Washington and greenwich street on HE
worth sid &C Jare street between Greenwich lane and The
the Eighth Avenue en- Jane street. north side, between
'rsenweh ard Washington street on The south eide Of v-
hso. for ensng IN block sTosnd he'meea the sh Avenue
aud Union place and 18th and 18th and the
Also, for well and pump in 2oh street, embracing both
sides Of 10th street half from the 9TH the 9Th Aveauc,
and to half tie blocks on the 9TH Avenue.
Aso far well and pump l4'h street embracing both
side, of i4th street between the 9Th andeth Avenues
All persons whose interests aeciedby the above named
assessments and who o-ed TO the either of
hem, requested to present thu oeeons in writing
to the uder gned, at the Street Commissioners Office, wi hin
ten days from the date of this notice.
and Chairman of the Assessors.
street Commissioners Office, Dec 10th, 1870 dioiot
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-14
TO GENTLEMEN FOND OF PASSING AN AGREE
ABLE HOUR.
(NLOcws AND TINE PiECEs, 81 s,ery d,scription
y g,rysly srsskine firm needle 70 an anchor.

sion street have band lave ispt Of A,roosesi
machines for measurog tine, vhoesals and retail
sosd those sac, O. good Timsrieees ~il DO sell 70 ci
befpre they purchase.
N.B-A.o wheel. pr,ocs. racks ne e-t CORRECTLY for
small mshine'y models Nc Al sot warranted GOOD
charge REh Estrancs VI powery.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-14

COLE's PICTURES OF THE VOYAGE OF LIFE
now exhibiting at the New Bg,ing, of Brosdwa
and Leonard street This publ Exhibition by permission
and will be for few weeks only. Open from A. NJ till
NJ Tickets, which will admit for the season, cents
-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-14
EAGL CABsT ABLE s.

IoHN BROWN Manseer, respectfully informs his fr~nA
,.d M. pnhIe Sat from ~. Ne has made
erch town, and oth.rs esn Re set down thsy
pls. % of dcnce moderate lin
Cabs rtab the d petite and obj
mr. Toe dow stand al the eornsr 81 Ccnrfian q
and m. sdwpv. $50 ims
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1840-11-28
TIDE WATER CANAL.

Ifthe citizens Of Philadelphia had an eye to Their
own interests, they would no, long hesitate about
the proprety of making some arrangements for the
purpose of towing boats from Ha,re de Grace to
Black Creek, bound for that city. The completion
of the Tide Water Canal has clearly demonstrated,
that he great trade Of the Susqu,hanna is destined
to flow in'o tha, channel on its way TO market The
en,erprzing citizens of Baltimore are well aware Of
this fact, and using every eIertion divert the
trade to tina, city. All the boats now Constructed
on the Susquehanna, ere designed for the naviga.
ton Of the Pennsylvania and Tide Water Canals.
Some Of them magnificent vessels, more resem-
ing "shps that ride at sea-" lhnn the ordina CO.
nal boat A few weeks since another Of these fine
boats was launched, and Immediately loaded at .hi.
port with eighty tons Of Shamokin coal, destined
for the Baltimore market. A Union canal boat se!-
dom ries more than twenty-five tons. The ex-
penses in running the boats are, we believe, nearly
the same. These nIe advintag,s in favor Of the
Tide Water boats, that too obvious to be over
looked. A great part of the merchandise brought
to this lace from Philadelphia during the fall trade,
has been carried by schooneIs TO HAVE de Grace,
and thence by Tide Water boats TO the place Of des
tnation. The expenses of toll and freight are less
than by way of the Union Canal. The only ohjec-
ton that be urged sgans, this route is the tenn.
porary delay frequently occasion'd between Phila.
delphia and HAVE de Grace. We repeat, ths, in
less than three years, nearly the whole of the i'm
mense trade OF the Susquehanna will be carried
through the Tide Water Cansl.-Whether 10 PHI
laieIphia or Baltimore, will depend wholly upon
the f-ciilies afforded by the respective cities.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1840-11-28

against the evil why's Of the world a. wSsn engaged
IN the exercise Of some lawful pursuit. A writer in
one Of The numbers Of the Spectator thus commen,s
on idleness,
Mankind are divided into Two parts. the busy
and the idle. The busy world may be divided into
the vir,uous aud vicious. The vicious ssain into
the covetous, the ambitious and tho sensual The
idle part Of mankind are in state inferior to snx
Of these. All others are engaged in the pursuit of
happiness, though often misplaced, and ,hsrefoso
more likely TO be attentive to such means as shall
be proposed to them for tho, end. The idle, who
are neither wise for this world nor the next, are sn.
pha,icaly called BY Dr.. Tillo,son, fools q,
large.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1840-11-28
General Bankrupt Law.

Judging from the tone of some of the whg papers
we have no doubt but the general bankrupt law
will be one Of the exciting topics brought before
Congress at the commencement of its session. In
the House Of Representatives it will not NEE, with
much opposition, as large majority Of wings and
democrats are favorable to its passage. In the
Senate it will also pass by small majority. The
question then is, will Mr.. Van Buren, VITO it We
think not. Many Of his warmest supporters are
in favor OF the measure, and he will not interpose
the constitutional power with which he is invested,
to defeat the will Of the people.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1840-11-28

The Board Of Canal Commissioners now in ses
sion in this ci,y, have appointed Thomas Tusiin
of the county, to be Superintendent of Mo,i-,
Power on the Philadelphia and Columbia Railroad
in the place Of James Cameron. resigned. Mr.. Tus
tin has filled the place Of Supervisor on the Colum
bia Railroad for some time past.
United States Gazette
The srduous duties attached to the above office
must render II q most unenviable station to an,
one who values his own peace and ,mfort Mr.
Cameron has, we believe. performed the duties
hiss office in faithful and fearless manner, but
the discharge Of which, he has encountered NOR
severe and bitter opposition than usually fills
the lot Of public servant. Some Of the mos. ms
hgnant o'the partizan presses, were ever ready
hurl at him their shafts Of cslumny whenever a
opportunity offered.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1840-11-28
The Ocean and Weekly Clipper,

An excellent weekly newspaper, published at
Baltimore, has been received. The mechanical
execution of the paper is excellent. With slight
alteration. We may safely say, in the language Of a
great poet
Full many gem Of puIest roy serene.
The ample pages of "fhe Ocean" bear;
Full many joke may here be seen,
That nigh, have perishcd in the deser, air.
II it wele not decidedly unpoe,ical, would say
,ha, the rice, dollar and fifty cents per year, is
.dos cheap"