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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-12-11

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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-12-11

j + Oar ncighlOr or .he Danvilc lntllgencer
has been spoken of as State Treasurer. He, how
ever, d, it TO be understood, that lie viii not
hc C. candidate for that office, but iil accept the
ole k.hp of the House if elected. Mr.. Best no
doubt would make an efficient officer, and far as
we are concerned, we would be perfectly satisfied
with hi, election bu, we fear, none Can cope sue
cvssiully with the wire workers ready on the spot
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-12-11

a. GHAuAm's MAoAzisE. - The December
nuub,r oi this excellent periodical was duly re-
cei>ed. As usuA, il i embeI shed with two excel
lent enRrarings besides a plate Of the fashions
This nuHhcr has a ceutinuation o. Hn'oSr0phy or
fac aitli.o Of abo.d SIXTY names of the most emi-
hcn. Of Amlit4n wrtcrs. Il ii decidedly the best
sang 4iu' 4 tie dag.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-12-11

CT we have received several numbers of the
Anr,icon Medical Lilrary and Intclligencer, by
Ridley Drrgs on, NJ. d., ore df the most valuable
Waldo of PHILADELPHIA
rcts0ns GcsIous vf subscribing for the above
rr fur Wa,1i,'5 Select Circulating Library"
can DO so h. calling uncn the editor of this paper
who has teen appointed yen, for both publicstions
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-12-11

Gj' Persons who do not take out their iiccnses
unl April court, need not Apply at January trrnl
but should hand in their advertisements at least
thirty days before the first day of the tenn OF the
rourt. The publication must hC made in paper
Erssost the residence of the applicant.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-12-11
Saturday. Dccomhty IL, !sil.



Il + a few weeks since we propo ed the name of
without Stthorily from any oHe, and with hut faint
hopes that ,lc General would DC willing to uccc;t
the s.at'on, if elected.
lie has since authorized US 10 say, that hr II.
sIcci!u'Iy declines the intended honor, and that hr
cannot consent to be considered a candidate f,r
hul sdice The Office of State Treasurer, mt t'c
Pre- cnt t'mc mnst be Of great rtsrons lty,
and ve uust the legislature, in making Il choice,
y IL select some one fully competent to the dis
charge Of its importan, duties. The names of seYc-
raj distinguished individuals have been meutoucd
ia councKion with this office, tut there are more To-
shem We would more cheorfuly conlids the iinpor.
ttut r1us', thGn to General Cameron.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-25
SOUTHAMPTON, Oct. qO.h.
To rae EDrToRs OF rue VINO:
Gcntemen-Pease to give the annexed proceed
ngs place in your columns, and oJligc your hum
ole servant.

A; meeting Of the Wings Of Southampton, on
Monday the the 18th instant, DR. a. 5. II. Burgess
was called to the Chair, and James W. Parker APP.
pointed Secretary.
The grave and woighty subjects presented for
consideration by the importance Of the crisis; che.
rshsd anxiety act with deliberalion and ealnness
and fixed purpose TO maintain those great princi-
pies, upon the successful continuance of which we
believe the safety of institutions and the happi.
ness and prosperity Of tho people depend, de,erm-
ned The appointment Of a committee OF the following
gentlemen:
J. b. Urquhari, DR. RoJt Murray, George A w
Newsom Dr. Tho's J. Pretow, Henry Blow, Ro.
RicI,s and Samuel Keo; to which, on motion, tho
Chairman and Secretary we're added, to prepare a
Preamble and Resolutions for their consideration at
subsequent meeting on their next Court d,y.
| Long used as have been the Wings to lenity and
forbcanncs, the period IS now at hand when justice
to their principles, integrity to their party devotion
to popular rights, and unfhterng supper, Of tho
public WILL consttutionnlly, intelgbly, and audibly
expressed, forbid any icmporisng course of policy,
and demand energ etc and decisive action. Quasi
whigs political Judases, and trading politicians,
have, heretofore, but too successfully made then
way 10 power and in 1snce through the unsuspect-
ing .creJuity Of the Wing party in their prOfsSssd
sincerity. Too many pretended "every inch wing
is indebted to wing support tor their present NO
! TORIETY.
! Unless I greatly mistake the tone and temper Of
the people, ~ iinst whom Mr. Tyler seems unwIt-
ungly to have aruyed himself, he will, ere long, i
not already, have faniIiarzod tha truthful reply Of
Cineas, the Chief Minister Of Pyuhus, whom k'
sent to Rome TO treat for peace, and whom he quos-
toned about their manner and charicer--"thn
their son1'o was n venerable assem- bly II Kings
and that 10 fight against them was to attack anothe
n vdrnU
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-25
RES TIONS.

RESOLU rlON mnnlesting the sensibility o
Congress upon the event OF The death of William
Henry Harrison, late President of the United
States.
The melancholy event of the death OF William
Henry Harrison, the late President OF the United
States, having occurred durus the recess OF Con.
grcss. and the two Houses sharing IN the general
grei, and desiring To manifest their scnsibily upon
the coca ion OF that public Observation-Disclosures
Resolved, by the Senate and House of Represen.
tatves of the United States OF America IN Congress
assembled, That she chairs of tire President OF the
Senate and OF the Speaker of the House of Repre-
ssntnuves be shrouded IN buck during the residue
OF the session; and that the President pro tempote
of the Scnltr, the Speaker of the House of Repre-.
sentat'ves, and the Numbers and officers OF both
Houses, wear the usual badge OF mourning for 80
DAYS
ResOIved, That the President of the United States
be requested to transmit copy Of these rcsou-
tons 10 Mrs. Harrison, and TO assure her OF the
profound respect Of the two Houses OF Congress Tor
her person and character and OF their sincere con-
doence on the late aii citing dspensaton Of Provi-
dence.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-25
a RESOLUTION for the distribution Of seven
hundred copies Of Tho Digest Of Pltcnls


hundred copies Of the Digcs, Of Patents.
Rssoiued, by the Senate and House OF Rapreser.
thtivcs OF the United States of America in Congress
assembled, That the Commissioner OF Patents bc
directed TO send 10 the Secretary of Stale Of each Of
the States OF this Union, and of the Territories of
Florida, Wisconsin and Iowa the Digest Of Patctts
published Ivy the Commissioner OF Patents, under
the act Of Congrcss, dated March third ono thou
sand eight hundred and thirty nine; 10 be disposed
of as the Legislature If each Stuto and Territory
may direct, VIZ: to the State of Maine, twenty Coz
pics to tho STATE Of New Hampshire, len copies;
to the State Of Massachusetts,, thirty copies; 10 the
State Of Rhode Island, four COPE; to the State Of
Connecticut twelve copies; to the State e Vermont,
eleven copies TO the State Of New York. ninety
eight copies; to the State OF New Jersey, fifteen
copies; TO the State of Pennsylvania, SIX y-uire
copies; 10 the State Of Delaware four cnpes TO tho
State of Maryland, nineteen copies; to the State
Of Virginia, fifty copies; To the State Of North
Carolina, thirty nine copies; TO the State OF South
Carolina, twcnty.iuur cupts; to tho State OF
Georgia, twenty light copies; TO the State Of Ku-
lucky, thIry.ouc copic; to the State Of Tennos ce
thir three copies; 10 the State OF Ohio sixiy-ono
copies; 10 the State Of louisiana fourteen copies;
t. III State Of Indiana twenty eight copies; to the
State Of Mississippi, fifteen copies; 10 the State Of
Illinois, twunty-thrcc copics; 10 the Sta Of Alab0-
mn, twcnly.iour copies to tho S'a Of Missouri,
sixteen cOpcs; 10 the State at KANSAS five COpiJS;
{, the state Of Michigan, nine copies; to the re >
rtoTy OF FLORIDA, three copies; 10 the Territory Uf
Wisconsin, two copies; ~ the Territory Oi Iowa,
three copio.; being IN the whole seven hun lrcd
pies oud that hc remaining two hurdrol copies Of
said Digest bo Is1 with the Librarian Of Congress
for future dspvs Tor.
RtSOirtd, That tho sum of five hundred and
tive We dolarsand thirty eight certs ho paid from
the Patent Office fund to reimburse what Is still due
| Tor publishing soid Digest,
IPpr0rsd, Sept 1T, 1871.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-25

Governor WicELIFTE.-The Bardstown Ca
zstc, Of Saturday has an account OF the dinner py.
en- 10 Mr. WIckiiie, the Postmaster General by MS
iueuds and neighbours No Wirk'IT.'s remarks uy.
on the occasion we're brief, but very good. The an
noHcd extract derives interest from this new, and
important position ~ the councils ofthe nation.
" shall bo my purpose i1 Old, # possible, 90 heal
the division which now of .cL and divide the c1un-
cis Of the nation, 10 further the establishment Of
such measures as vii. "rcsiOre TO the country n
sound currency and cheap exchange" such as shall
give wings 90 commerce and reward 20 industry.
But, fellow c'tlzsu7, NO have other difficulties oi
| more delicate and vital importance u the Amer.
can people. Our domestic troubles can be settled
by oufscvce, ~ tie exercise Of that enlightened
ono LIBERAL patriotism which has ever characterzed
Americans We nave difficulties incident 10 our re-.
/ lationS with foreign Power 10 adjust
! ~ this moment We are threatened with a war b,
| the most powerful nation Of Europe. What is Nh,
precise state Of RCgotltOnn 90 this time between En-
! gland on1 America, | am MT informed and II
we're, :, might not be proper in me 10 disclose h. 81
lar es can understand TIC subject, Il does appea
/ 70 me that the American Government has assume,
the true position Of justice and national honor
position she must and wi'. maintain. fCheefs1
Our policy as a nation IS 10 CO Itvate peace n
| The path which conducts 70 prosperity and eory
and trust that both councils Of both nations will
Influenced ~ wisdom and under the guidance o
an oll-Wi5e Providence, We shall cscape that creates
Of caamitics-war. Yet, II that grest. powerri
and proud nation shall not take her councils f,o,
wisdom, or draw lessons from experience. but insi,
upon demands inconsistent with our national homo
rely upon u, gentlemen, will in the expression ,
my own OPINION ~ your councils, but echo the ser
tment OF this nation II know Of Kcntuckv) when
say, war with oil is horrors, before national di
honor Loud and repeated cheeringl Whe
his crisis arrives, need ask whero will be Ioun
Kentucky ! answer for her, she will be on n
side oi our common country once more and aga
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-25
a RESOLUTION to provide for the d sr.bu'ion
Of tic printed returns e the Sixth Census.

Rc0igsd, by the Senate and House Of Represon.
ta'Iycs Of tho United States II hmtrica ~ Concrcfs
assembled That the aggregate returns Of th' census
Tor The year eighteen bundled md forty, directed 10
he printed under the superntondcnoo Of the SecrC'
tiry of Saic by the act entitled IAN act to provide
for taking the sixth census, or enumeration OF tho
inhabitants OF tho United States" shall he disitlJu.
ted and disposed Of by the Secretary Of state, ns
lnIows, to the State of Maine, two hundred; to tho
State Of Now Hampshire, ono huudfod aud dncon;
To the State Of Macs chuSotts, three hundred; 10
tho STATE NJ Rho'o Island, forty; 10 the Sntc Of
Connecticut, one hundred md twenty; to the State
Of Vermont, ono hundred md tcf; 10 the State Of
New York, nine hundred and eighty; 10 the State
al New Jersey, one hundred and hityi TO tho State
| Of Pennsylvania, SIX hundred and ninety; to tho
State Of Delaware, forty; TO the State Of Maryland,
one hundred nnd MI ETY.; to the State Of Nrglnu,
/ five hundred; to the State Of North Carolina, three
| bundled and ninety to tho State Of South Cmoinn,
two hundred and orty TO llo State Of Georgia, Two
hundred and eighty; to the State Of Kentucky, three
hundred and tou to the State Of Tennessee, three
bundled and thirty; to the State Of ONO. six hun
drcd and ten; TO tho State of Louisiana, ono hun
bred and forty; to tho State Of Indiana hundred
and eighty; to the State OF Mississippi, ono hundred
and 6ity; to tho State Of Illinois, two hundred and
thirty; 10 the State Of Alabama, two hundred and
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-25

The Madisonian has been whining great 6eal
about what the "Vhig- Clay papers" are saying and
doing: Some at the North rather mnkudly asks;
what the "Whig- Tyler papers" are about The
unkindness consists in this that there no such ami
mai ex,ant as "Whig Tyler paper"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-25
.ApproUed, June II,b, 1911.
A RESOLUTION relating to the ligh,.bo now
stationed at Sandy Hook and Bnrtl Gus rceE

stationed at Sandy Hook and Bartlel's reef.
R'SOiusd, by the Senate and House of R-prcsen.
tftives of the United States Of America in Cong ess
assembled, That the Secretary Of the Treasury be-
and he IS hereby, authorized if upon full inquiry he
deem IL oNpcdcn;, to cause the Iight.boa, row su-
toned a. Sandy Hook to bc r,moved, and to I've
placed near Bhrtlcirs reef, in Long Island Sound;
and whenever the same shall lie removed and
placed, to cause the light.boat now at Bartleu's
reef to be removed and placed, If be deem It ex.
pedieni, near Execution Rocks, in Long Island
Sound with bell only for tie latter vessel, 10 bo
so fixed as TO be rung by the motion Of the sea.
.lpproped Aug. 2j.h. 1911.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-25
BY AUTHORITY.
AN ACT in addition to an act entitled nm nc, IN
carry into effect Convention between tb. ITni.

AN ACT in addition to an act entitled m nc, IN
carry into effect Convention between the Uni.
ted States and the Mexican Republic.
!. he IL snoe'efbyf hs Senate aud House Of R,-y,.
'tnia'irss sfhe United States Of imsriea CopV,,s,
assembled, That the Secretary OF the TrasnTy n.
ind he Is hereby authorized upon tho presentation
g, certified copies of such awards "a have been ar
snail be made, IN pursuance of the Conyenton ,,;,L
the Republic Of Mexico concluded AT washin,,on
the eleventh day OF April, one thousand eight hun,
drsd and 'hry-nine, N favor Of citizens of In, Uni
'en Sa'e@ ioiSSne certificates to the persons auho
riZed To receive the sums awarded their Ies,I 70
representatives. aud assigns, in the manner objected bv
.he seventh section OF tho act OF Congress entitled
An act TO carry into effect n convention be,y.sn
the u States and the Republic OF Mex COZ snch
certificate to DC in such form and for such por,ons
OF the sums awarded ms may be convenient Tor the
claimants, and to be utject To the deduction, n,o
vlded Tor by the tenth section of said net Pre,J,J
That nothing IA this shall be construed 10 ,,;vr
any rights To the claimants that are not conferred bv
sad convention, aud the act Of June twelfth, ono
tnous'nI eight hundred and hrty and that tho sub.
stance oi this psovso bc inserted in the cer,,;.,t
that may be Issued.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-25
coon NRws rnn TEXAS

We learn that Gen. Hamilton, the Texan Ageot
IN England, arrived in the Columbia. bringing the
amount Of the loan elIscied, in pure Gold Huzzo
for Texnsi She will now ego ahead" on the Crock
ct principle, frs; seeing shes Tighi.-Psnn. Iaqr.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-25

u. s. ARMY AND NAVY.--The official Ar
my Register Tor 1871, states that the Untcd States
Army, in officers and men, numbers l2,539-the
militia, sos, 500. The American Navy ~ compos-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-25

MAINTAINING the glory and Independence OF the Uni.
ted States tPiauditsl Ali and ~hese will be
old Nelsonf She again will send forth her gallant
sons to pour ou,ihelr e's blood the battle. field
o'her Duns and Murrays will he found in her bor-
ders to offer up their lives wilin: sacrifice in the
cause oftreedom ICsreot cheerncl
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-25
From the Nladisoni,n.

- from the NadsOnIln.
We can appeal TO distinguished friend in the
Empire State. When the social ed 'Conservatiyesn
resolved to defeat MIR Van Buren, ana his Sub.
treasury, II was aciecd that the then Administra-
Ton was diseased and corrupted and that a dose OF
caIone' ought to lie administered. Our friend al
ways regarded the Wings rs the caomeI, that should
purge and restore the Administration to health,
when purihei Republicanism would again resume
us sway. The Editor ofIhe Petersburg paper
we presume easily comprehends; Or, is he like cal.
ome hard to takel
This is an homes: confession of the Whig organ
otthe JFhig President. IL is n candid avowaI of
the mercenary considerations which have govern.
cd lis course. Ii attached itself to the Wing party
TO gain lis confidence, that i, might thereby betray
aud plumber II! The Infamy of the avowal--lhe
utter desitution Of all moral principle, which it
implies, EFFORTS intimaion of loathns even from
the Globe. We presume It was OILY acting out this
principle, when within the last three months, il
professed the most ardent attachment to the Whig
party, and urged that party, the means Of saving
ITSELF to raliy around that most thorough going of
all Whiss-His EXceiIency, the President! 1t was
then only using that party for which it felt so much
concern, a poisonous medicine, In what light
does this exhibit his EHceilency the President-that
genuine Whigl" What par, did he act in this
portico-msdco operation1 Did he fei.n himself a
whg-aifect to be heart and soul of that party. to
obtain its supporI-all the while regarding il as
something loa,hsome7 Or was hc-nn "impreeiiea-
Die Whig"-speca!ly selected 10y the honest Conser-
ra'iUs Doctor not purgaiiUs to tho Loeos, but
emsiie to the Vhiss2 A powerful one he has
proven to them, whether the result of acciden, or
design.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-25
"ruRow PuYsIC TO THE DOGS

Too Petersburg ln;ellgencer q s,aunch wh'c
pnper) expresses ITS disgust At the NadS,nan: saws
the eduor "teIongs To the Loco Focos :" that he
was "a IitItba' IH'Hou'e while acting with the
Whigs," &c &c. The Mhdisonihn admits that he
only acted with the Wings with certain medicine.
caomc'-ihc continued use OF which, every body
know, Groves u to bc the worst ut p,isons lie
appea 20 ~ distinguished friend IN the Empire
state (Mr. lalmadge we presume,) to prove that
he never looked upon whsi:cry as NV tbnu i'm, 90,
dose OF ca.omel," which was wo.k in the for rs If
Democracy and then 10 be thrown away with a
turned up nose. Hear the Mndisoninn OF this mann :
ing, IN reply TO his now insuted but lately court
friends - GLoBEl H
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-25

Birmingham Town H1l.-thc largest room in En-.
gland unsupported by pi.lnrs-capable Of contaln-
ing 5000 persons. We mount us platform, and take
our seats beside is famous organ, (almost rs large
Ne New England meeting house, and look over
the sparkling sea Of intelligence spread out before
Us, Just ot the moment when is bosom beginning
To be excited ny the strong oioqueuco Of one ol
Engiond's eminent dissenting divncs. The occa-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-25
RICHMOND WING.

fUbLIsiiED PAM AID sENI-wEEELr, ~
}. ~. PLI:AsASTS, AND A. MO-ELES
-rfll-Nrrk 50 per annuth.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-25
From the Men Yy,k .lmsrieIn.
ENGL.lND.-RASDO SKETCHES,

Birmingham Raiway-CompaFson OF English and
American Notwithstanding in Birmingham
Town Hall-Kev. john Angel. James-Sr J..
Elfdey Wi.moL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-25
FRANCE

The French papers are sngularly barren Of intel
lgcucc. The King had held gnnd review Of
troops at Complrgne, presenting several Of the re-
gmonts With standards, and making them speech.
His Majesty hid had two narrow escopcs-ono
when his carriage came in yioen, contact with dt.
ligenco, and tic other when II WIS wthna momen,
/ Of Being run down by locomotive, as II was cross.
/ ng the rail rotd ~ ST. Cloud.
| The rsesnsemsni, or new taking Of tho census fo
| financial purposes, still causing SONS dsquiei
IN various parts Of the kingdom; but this was q ri
| H. compared with the violence Of tho fcud rigln.
! between the Government and the press. MonJ
journals had been sezed for reasonable expression,
and quito a number OF trials were going on.
The National had just been tded for m o1lcnc
Of this nature, and acqut,ed-whch acquittal wa
Of course celebrated as signal triumph. The Ma
ionaI in its jubiant article on the subject, had re
neWod tho pcccant article, and had bccn again sez
{ ed. Circulars had been issued to the pTOeurews d
rOi throughout tho Kingdom directing the strict en-
forcemsnt Of The Law against the press and polite,
lngit,t0rs.