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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-01-29

coSn Der pcrleEtcn Ccnnerifags 9dd,t ben
l6ten Crcembcr, abcnbS um IL utr, trua
iId frl0eneer traurige 8crfaI in Der Stact
Baltimore >Su. Gin iun9cr Wann, etna 80
Sabre alt, Ndmen6 Jbcmas SirftY, pcn Der
Tirma RirfbY ano WtiIcr, III @alcnd, i'm
Staate SiItnris, bcgien9 Selbitmprb in rcr
9Imtsltube bon Gpctcr cScne6, i'll Der ct.
p1ul'5 Stra6c, inocm CT lId, nit einer SDiltcs
Ie eurdls S.crS fdcB. &r mar Gin 9ctcrncr
@u9ldnccr, unb ipchnte frilher in Baltimore.
Scr ctwa pier 9Scd)cn fam or in Baltimore
an, III Der @rirartun9 ilh nit ciltcm jun9en
Srducnstmmcr III pcrberathcr, NIT Der CT
ocrber oerIrrcd)en mar. 9tilciu bic Wiutter
ees M@chcns, culc 9eGpilIe Srau Stdutfer,
wcllte ibre @lnrillt9un9 nidbt ea,u 0ehen,
unc etce filbrte ihn su Ger it,rcdliheu Chat
Der Scititocrnihtuq. Ter 8ertcrbenc lies
mcbrcre Sricfc surilt; eincn, porin or eie
llrlad,cn ictnes Grcc5 an9ab, eineu anesrn
al icincn Stmagcr, notnbaft an Gllicrtt's
Wtuhlcn, lmo ctncn erittcn All cineu Sreune
in Salttmcrc, prriu er bittet auf cine gan,
elnfadlc 9Sctle bcrret9ct Su pcrcen. Seine
@lnteumtdnee ctIcn lehr gut 9cwcicn icYn,
une lctn Sbarafter unteidrIten. 9lls baS
un9llidlid)c Wdcdlen cen Sob itrc5 9eliets
ten crfuhr, fam llc beihahe bon Siuneu, unc
ocrIan9tc lrine Tctdle iu Ichcn. Wldn wils
fabric tbr @eiud> am lcetcn Sreitasc, uno olS
lIe ben crblaBtcn Hcidnam anIId,tig wurbe,
marf fc iIh duf ibu, ltnb MIR NIT @cwalt
tcnntc fTe pcn ihm 9ctreunt pcroen. CSn cis
mem bcmuBhrien 3ulfaube wurce Te irieocr
gu Nauie 9ctrad1t. Cte cin;ige @inwenrunA
lpclde, iptc Die Baltimore "Dcit" Ia9t, Die
Wiutter hcs Wiohcu 9e9en Die l,eiratb bats
te, ipar bic 9Ib9enetgtheit ibre Gcdter cine 10
'rese @ntfermn9 bon fob Su ldecn. S.dtfe
DE armtSggli ben tras;ifC, Rerfn,q MIR I'M
, mInecitcn ahneu fGnueu, 10 pltree iIc oepl
oeI 9Snnihcn brtccr 2ietcncen scipiifabl
babcn.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-01-29
Ter 3cttl,ngss Cruder in elmer Qaneifaet.

AhNttl it tiHkl SuHCIluCl.
Nieler lit etn folder, Der 2eitunaeu (iest.
dllerlep auspdhltunb 9lrtifcl ilber mand,cr(ei
9e9cnltarce idbrebt, Sudtabrn fest, prcbc
llcet, an Der IpreiIe arbeitet, 3sitlngcn ;uIam;
men le9t nno ant mdnd,mal prdtrGot- or
ernft s5cbs, bringt Sctidaft, badt S,cl,,
lhatt I'M 9artct biitet Jtinber, mad,t Sc
lbdtte ab nit allen leinen Siunben Die onrus
zen, errfdn9t tauicnb SeIfulciaunocu fir
Stn9e eie NE tparen prer moran or ntht
ldnlo mar frteat MIR menig @elc, bat foum
3elt ttdb lctt Su cnen cbcr eiuen rubiocu St(af
iu 9en'eBen ; mag iTt 9lidlid idbdtcn wcnl,
n'dAt 9runeiaklrie Gema9raen ihn aufallen
llnc muBhanecln, rber nirrriae 9lmtsi6aer
eccr ic9cnannte ,,pclitifer bon Drcfc6icn''
TN oerfcI9en nnb ;u rilirircn luhcn, wenu
or illht nah threr g,feife tan;en mill. Sin
M1nn Der eics sllles thur uno leieet, uno
ned, einnal ic ptel als bier auacaebcu III,
mag ipohl als Elm iebr 9eIhdfti9es uub acs
cultl9es 2bter tcrahtet pcrecn; unc ba er
ele slrbelten 10 oieler perIhieeener pericucu
oerrId,tet, 10 lclte or eiu I'm be,ipeifcltcs
Nrdt babrn, irenn cr ben Td, fcI6lt lpricbt
!li'mcr IN Der WchrSahl ;u lprcd,eu une n,
la9en: "9Su."- Ct. 3eitung
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-01-29
Se6etbemf(bte;eit.

Sdmita9s, ben STEM Sebruar iclf ait trm
Sanle oes llnterifriebenen, in SiiS,Wbeit.
bal 2aunidip, nit Sdrct auf GO Sbritte
aus9eitcBen fperben:
Gin @olrffiif uno ein 6alb.
slae Shhsen in Der Gadbarfbaft perben
eaSu ein9claben.
Gtncr fd,ieB' baS GcIcfiid, NIT benz Ralb
fiir ifd,
Damn bat er bas s'pIbne SaIb, gan,
fderlif.
Senri6 Straue it.
Sanior ~. iiq-2nt
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-01-29
Sfarb.

plEtlid in glllentnun, am 81. bieics, int
39it. 9cbensjabrc, Cara b Sibi9 baue,
9attin opn S,rn. Saccb 8ibi9haus, II. Grds
ter prn ben oerftcrbeucu Srbn 9leab, bon
pbilaeclpbia. Sbre entlceIte S,Ille wurbe
AM Sanlita9e in pbiIabc!pbia sur 0iuhe
nchrdht.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-01-29
6r. SDl,n NJ. S5prubea
Scrbcirofs)cf:

Slm lcttcn Samitage, bird, ben Gbrw.
SNrn. Seller, Te on Beib bner, non
Soerefcre Saunip. Serfs GauutD, nit e IL
~ IuB, BON Sb. Wilfore.
9Im leBten Ocnnerlfa9e, burd Senclben,
Gatb ban Dche, NIT Matit tea Seit,
beice BON Der Staot slbeutaun.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-01-29
81 &rt6 t.

aue eleleni9en, fpcIde nv ~ ~ "a !.
la1en'daft bes perifcrbenen s aSon,
I b Q IT. lsstbin bon Der Staot sillefiss,
ant lr9cno cine slrt id,uloi9 inb, tperben tiers
NIT erintt bic gum 1iten nddifen Mir,, ait
DIE unterSeidneten greeuteren, absube,abs
len. Gjleihfalls pcrben ale ScIde, tpeld,e
nod an bria9te Sintcrla6rnid,aft 9lnforee,
rlIn9 haben, hermit eriud,t, ibrc Redh.
nlln9 bis ;um cbi9en Gatum einiureif,en, ta,
nit 9tthtt9fctt 9emad,t werten fann.
SacCb Wtobr, } o,e
gSilliam Gfert fen. Sl''S'
San. 20. uo-6m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-01-29

anf reld,e 9liitrriiiu bin tat Der @d,abmeis
tier cieles @jelp audtesahlt /? Tie Gcnffifns
ticn fd9f, has "feil GifIo nu6 her Sdkts
TANNER fol- ge,cgem mercen, ansaencmiaeu
ourd Die 9Intcrifdt 6es @efeteS.n gDclilf
baS @elee, oas Elm raar Qaippern 1000
1haler sulpritbt, fur Eienite ole fIe perrid,s
tet baben, bics nn eiuer partrisslbiIft bas
onrd, @cnilge ;u leiifen? Der @cnpern6r
preei9t Elm eangeS uno SreiteS in fciner 8cts
itaft uber Sparlanlfeit unb 9infhrdnfuna,
uno bier aiebt er uns eiucn praftifcn Sclca
gu ieiner preri9t, inecm er s,pei tauleno { bds
Ter bon ben @ielreru ee6 Bolts 70 An faqen
anf Die Strafe mirft. SIT ha6 frine Spars
iaRfeit nno @inlhrdnfllna, 70 nod,te ebcn 70
mehr ein Sdufer iiter Wtdfigfeit preeigcn.
Slber es lit niG'tS als SNeld,etei bonn 9lns
fang bis gum @nbc. 9Sdre cs pcrter Gin
Grnit oamit, bem Serfd,ipenbcn unb Yliins
bern ieiner partet @inbalt ;u thlm, 70 bate
or 9ewi6 nidt eiiicn 10 tiefen Gjriff in cen 6E
fentltden Sd,at 9etban, Inn tic Saiden bon
Elm paar Slutigeln su fiillen, bic fur bas mas
Ile thaten, nit hunccrt Shalcrn oaS Stiif
retd,lif beSdblt geweien tpdren. ST es ibm
em @rnit NIT icinem preei9en bon SparIans
felt rno @inltranfuug, iparrm permineert
er nidht baS Seer ocn Sur Ndlfte unniecn
Seamten, Die 9leih elmer enclrien &ette lin9s
nniern phentid,en SerbeIeruIlgen hin9esc9cn
fIno, uno iprld,e pom Sctt pes &auees sebren,
wdhreno ccn arnell Ea9lOhnern ibr laucr
pcretctter Sd)meiB ocrentbalten ptro-unc |
thre Samiltcn aus Wangel al ben rcthwcns
oi9iten Qebcnsbeourfni6en bittere 9tptt leis
rcn? SIP es 70 hcr9sbt ba tits feiu 9Guns
Der, fpcnn bic Sd,astammer lecr iit uno Die
5uflud,t gu Sarcu mus genrmn,cn mcrs
Den. aSdnn 9onSc Sdiwdrmc ppu Seomten
Dem @Cltc auf ZEN i,alS 9claecn wcrccn, ipcs
pcn Der sroete 3heil ntdt bas Sas perbicnt
cas or auf cem SrCee frist 70 fSnnen sulcet
Die Saren nid)t ausbleiben.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-01-29
(WittIlsiInatao

SSerr Erudfr,
Ia bieics 5viihjahr, mad, Ger nsueu
Contribution, swei Trieoenerthter
fur jeoe Scrcngh unb 9aunfdlir in biefrm
Staate ocm Belle eripdbIt peroea fclIen, II.
ca es Der Wunfd oieler Burger III, ba6 bic
@anoieaten freiwilIig (obne parteis @rs
nennuns) NIT ibren slnipriiden per bas 8rlf
trcten iclIen, 70 miro
Sr. SDbn Sss. S5prmbeG
bon sllIentant, ais cine ftbiflid,c pericn fir
SriccrnsridIter fir Gle Staot ppr9eihla9en.
Scr. 5orrntcf beTBt bic n6tbi9en Senntnisen
ca5u, nno fcin Character ais Siirger lit su
gut inter bcircn 9arteien befannt, als eae
CT cini9e Gnpfcblnn9ea bebarf. Sol(te or
70 ipiro CT iein Der @aneibat
SeS SSolfs.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-01-29
OruCfer- er-Qrbett.

glle slrtcn Dru6crs9lrbeit il, eeut,t,er urn
sn9l.lfer Sprade sptrb fd,Sn mb biOia il,
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-01-29
SctarhtDlieen 2(et)funa!
Sanudr 90.

Sbarhtblleen Qebtun9!
Samlta9s, ben STEM Sebriar, fca an brm
Sauie bon 9lnbreas 9 Sdeltcn, in g.
9Gbeltbaa Gannl6ip, Elm Sdeibenld,ieeen
9ebalten perben fur
Gtnbunoert Spanii6e 8ba(er,
nit 8uscln auf 100 Sdritte uub 60 Shrittc
aus freier Sanc. 9llIe Shnseu in Der yaad,.
baridaft, beicncers uufere Jtddbarn, bic
Setcelberser, flnS su cbi9em Steiteuldies
Gen etn9elaoeu.
8cn'mt tbr Sdisen nab unb ftrm
nenn ld tpeie ibr Iiebt es serf,
unIre 8anteu sablen nid,t.
crum ld'set snd Gin bIanf ge,idt.
e,. 9lncreas S6rltrn.
'""""' So s-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-01-29

San. 90.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1840-12-19
Hon. John SnYd,r.

The oc ide tai ON .ss,n of the lion. John Say
der TO vote lle Presidential election, has caused
some of our whg cotemp raries to enter into grave
spcculiJns ther on. We coud point to several
individuals who have been guilty of similar omis
goes TO the polls for the nero purpose of voting,
without Lking any other part, w,ll uot readily for
get the Object If his visit. But lersons taking an
active pat on The ground have more Than a single
obi ct in view, and may easily forget themselv, 5
while attending to others, Mr. Snyder was not
ouly busly engaged the ,clion ground, but
provided horses for several IN ivGuals, and con.
veyonce for a revolutionary v.teran, to go 10 the
polls Such facts speak louder ihan words.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1840-12-19
sheriff Bucknann CantureI.

This individual, an account of whose Il ght we
published on Thursday, was arrested >un Tuesday
last, at Pcirns tavern, near Swartzhurgh, in the
town of l,ivonia, in this county. 1t was about :
O'Clock when he commenced his flight from Ponl-
&C; and although the roads were very heavy, and
much of the distance was made through the woods
and swamls yet in three hours aud a half he trav
ellcd forty miles lie came out of tie woods Ia
Perrin's tavern leading the horse, whch was tired
out.
Bucknam was pursued by one of his deputi, 5,
Benjamin ifish, We believe. The ground being
covered with snow, he was enabl to traced him
through the woods, although lie made some IS OF
20 short Turns in order TO evade pursuit The fol-
lowing morning, Bucknam taken back to Pom.
teac, where he is now securely odged.-[Deiroil
Advertiser, Nov. 2s.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1840-12-19
Congressional News.
IN SENATE.
Decemler Ia. 1910.

December ID, 1910.
Mr.. Clay of Kentucky offered a resolution for the
repeal of the Subreasury, and another on the sub.
ject of the public lands, calling for information
to the amount sold for the last IL years.
Mr.. Benton inrodu ed a n,w pre-emption bill,
and staed the president in favor of such b
Mr.. Rusgles of M,inc, called for the correspon-
dence b,,ween the Governments of Great Britain
and the United States, on the subject OF the Maine
boundary.
The Rev. Mr.. Goodman was elected Chaplain TO
the Senate ON the first ballot.
December, 49, 1910.
Mr.. TAprav, ofDhio, introduced jrint resolu-
ton 10 amend the Constitution, Limiting the tire of
service of the Judges of the Supreme and inferior
courts to years.
Mr.. CLAy's resolution repeating the Sub-Trca-
sury, then came up, which debated fy Messrs
Clay, Wright, Calhoun and others.
Mr.. CALHOUN, in course of debate, exclaimed
{ SO help me God, will oppose National Bank
wi h all the energies God has given me-"
December l6.
Mr.. TALLMAnGE, Of New York, proposed al
amcndmen, TO the Constitution, fixing the time o
pre- :dcn,ial service to enc term
In the Hou c, Dr. DuNcAS proposed an amend
ment on the subject of the presidential election.
fix ng one day throughout the states for the choc
of electors and members.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1840-12-19
tniOI County NJ aeting.

W. were pcs nj at large and respectable dem
ocratic meeting at New Berlin on Tue,dly LIST
S,veral resolutions were Unanimously opiel DIS
approving of all proceeding. that were calculated
10 mar the har.aony Of tie democratic party, by in
direct att .cks upon nLividu Il, for the pa pose of
influencing tie pr 'ceedings of the Convention to
he held on the 4ti of March ncx'. The meeting
was aJd'css,d by the lin. John S.ydcr and sever
al ot!eIs.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1840-12-19
Genuine Bloodhound.

One Of the true breed OF this sat gufrrous animal,
arrived here on Monday last from Cula- He is a
me. care indifference to passing eyenis-broad chest
ed, strong limb, d, mouse c0l,rel, and glossy, and
with a nose that would scent the tread Of lutcr-
fly. He raised in the mountains on on one OF
the Sugar estates, and is known to be of the bss
pedigree. His proFensities for blood are of the
highest order, having killed and eaten Two negroes
entire, as well as one-lhird of his own tail a mis-
take which has somewhat married the heauly of lha
graceful appendage-lSL Augustine (Flurida)
News,
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1840-12-19
British TfOGpS,

The Boston Mercantile Journal says, that a gem
tlcman from Bangor, Maine, states that reg men,
of British troops had arrived from Qu'hcc, and en-
campld upon the disputed territry. Gov, Fairfield
was eparing dispatches to send on to the General
Government ly special messenger If the above
report is correct there will be an exciting time at
Washington shortly.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1840-12-19
IincalilY for Iron Works.

Our nei ghhors at Danve, B'oomsburg, Bcr
wick and Poti vile, dspu,ing in regard 10 the
bes, locality for Iron Works. Now, gentlemen, in
him commence at Po,t,ville anl continue his ex-
am nations as far as Berwick, and if he does no,
settle the natter ly deciding bsfrecn you, that is
upon Sunbury. we would not give much for his
opinion and .ti,l less for his mediation.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1840-12-19
The MrSSagr.

As we did not receive the Presidents Message in
time to lay il before our readers last week, we pull
sh this week an abs rac;, which aims the sub
stance OF the whole. The principa! topics dscu ssd
are generally the same that apPea,eI in Mr.. Van
Bur MS former message. His opinions upon the, e
suli cts remain unchanged. The message, although
it cont .ins nothing new Of exciting interest, is a
document well wo.,hy ofits distinguished author
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1840-12-19
Snow Storm.

The late Snow sorm seems TO have Cx'end,d
over the whole country The pass ngers in The
rail road line between New York and Philadelphia
were blocked up for II hours without any thing to
eat. The Indies in the cars suffered considerably
from cold aud hunger.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1840-12-19

MAnRIED.-At Miuersv llr on the 10th ins hy
the Rev. Mr.. MCo j, Mr.. HENRr GABLE, TO Miss
MARGAnEr PoUsDEn,
Miss Founder ii seems was given to gaJbe, GABLE
His rights should not therefore astnund her,
lie can silence her now by force if he's able
Since BY law he's enti led To poundher. Pounderl
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1840-12-19

CT There to be four eel pses of the sun next
year, and two of the Moon. None Of the former
viii be visible IN this country and even where larg-
es, they will only be partial. Both the lunar ecliP eS
will be total, and visible Throughout the United
S a,cs. One occurs on the 9Th Of February, the
other ON the "a Of August.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1840-12-19
KEEP OUT OF DEBT.

Let every young man and youth read and re.
member the following:
"Of what hilcous progeny of i'll is debt tie fa-
thsr What lies, what meanness, what invasions
on self respect, what cares, what double dealing
How in due season will il carve the fra k, open
face into wrinkles--how kc knife, twill stab the
honest heart. And then its transform ,ticn How
it has been known TO change goOdly face Into
mask Of BRASS the man a callous trckster! A fr,e.
dom from debt, and what nourishing sweetness
may he found in water; what tooihsomeness in
dry crust; what ambrosial nsurishmcnt in ha:d
egg. BE sure Of it, he who dimes out of debt, tho
his meal he biscuit and onirn, dimes i'm The
Apollo And then for raiment-what warmth in a
hreadbarc coat, if the talors receip, be in the poe
ket what Tyrian purple in the faded was,coai, the
vest not owed for; how glossy the wcl-worn hat if
ii covers not the aching head of a cebor
My son, if poor, see wine in the running spring.
let thy meuth water at last weeks roll think a
threadbarc coat the only wear and acknowledge a
white washed garret the II les, hous, ing place
for a gentleman. Do this and flee debt. - shall
thy heart be at peace. and the sheriff be con-
founded.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1840-12-19
SNOW ~. Eggs.

MessTs. EDITons:
AT this season of the year, when snow is so plen-
ty aud eggs are so dear, do not know that can
render society greater service than 10y sending you
the following valuable suggestion which have
found in Mr.. Caroline Glnan's Lad Annual
Register Tor 1910, page 30. The character of Mrs.
Gilman will, doubt not, encourage every lady to
try
"sSow is an excellent substitute for Eggs, either
in pulling, OF pan.cakcs. Two large spoonfuls
VIII supply the place of one egg, and The article ii
Is used IN will be equally good. The snow may
'e 'Aken up from any clean ,p before it is wanted
aud will not lose its virtue, though the sooner i,
used the better"
ALoVER OF GOOD THINGS.
Baltimore Alaeriean
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1840-12-19

The Boston Pos, (good au'hority) ISSUES the fol-
lowing order for the regulation OF the movements
oi lis party:
Passengers from sal rircr MUST call at lie
capen's office before landing,
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1840-12-19
New Counrerfeits.

Wcst Brcncl Bonk Whamsporf, Pa. 81
altered from 5's. The vignotte of The SIS is on t.
left end Of the noc-a view of the yilIage-of cour
the altered bills have the same.
Bank Of Pennsylvania, PhiLadtLphia. los !,
ter F, signed ]. II. Mason, Cashier, F. G. Lar
Pres. No such persons were ever officers of Il
hank B'ehneNs Reporter.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1840-12-19

~ The Georgia House of Rel resentatives has
passed he bill nquirns the Banks of that Stale to
specie payments on or before the 1t day OF
February next und,r a penalty of loss OF their
canter,
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1840-12-19

Farmers and r;echaGi"s' Bank, New Brun
wick.
The notes Of this Bank were purchased by soI
of 40 per cent.-BickneNs Reporter.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1840-12-19

n. The Legislature of South CaTolina have una
niu,ou,ly reelected the Hon. JIhn Z. Caihoua to
the Jnned States Senate.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1840-12-19

az The following toast from the Boston Atlas Is
decideny too good to be lost
"Col. G.een of the Boston post-lke oil other
greens, best when dshed"
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1840-12-19
RcSunlptiOll.

The New York Express says that the banks of
Pennsylvania will resume sIccie payments, and the
DAY fixed upon will hc prior to the fist of January
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1840-12-19
Warming 60 Rows.

In Philadelphia on Monday evening, a lad VIII
was clinging to the back par, of a sleigh, which
was passing in Third street, near Market, received
very severe cot in his eye from the lash of The wh
in the hands of the driver The boy was SO muc
Injured that he will be deprived of sight hereafle
Ne,o World.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1840-12-19

General Hsrrison was born on the oh of Feb'u'
airy, l774 lie will therefore be 67 years oi age IN
February next
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1840-12-19

Ur Several articles have b,en deferred for wan,
of room this week.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1840-12-19
NJ. VAN BUREN.

The letter of the Secretary transmitted in Il
above message states that the amount of money
hand to pay p ,ions is sls,647 81 and that the
will be required in addition, for the 1871, Sl5l
952 80, Of which S5l,476 73 will be wanted
the LIST of January next Tint the nominal yat
of stocks owned by The fund is Sl5s 739 1; that t
stocks have greatly deprecated, and that the b-s ,
Them is to he sold on the 18th of this month 10 II
imhurse money borrowed from the Rapk OF Amer
c., and for Payment Of pensions TO become doe !.
Of January. fRlh. American.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1840-12-19
NAVY PENSION FUND.

II the House on Thursday the Speaker comm
nicdtel The f,llowng meisage from the President
the United States:
To the Hon. II. NJ. T. HuSrER,
Speaker Of The House cf Representatives..
SIN; herewith transmit letter from the s.
Tetary Of the Navy Pension Fuud, to whc he q
iention of Congress is invited, and recommend {,
immediate appropriation of $751; 1852 80 to me
the payment Of pensions becoming due en- and alt
the fist # January, ls4l.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1840-12-19

Timihy Dwight, formerly of Yale College, an
Aaron BUR-, were first cousins, Their molhel
were daughters of the elder jonathan Elwards
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1840-12-19

or We are indebted to the Hon. X. II. HAM
MoND for Congressional docum m'nts.