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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-11

EDERsoNs receiving pTOduc 10y the above Rail Roads
are hereby notified that the following rule the sub.
eei Of slsrse will henccnuh IVA al cases be oonioImcd
STORAGE.
Where articles which have been transported on the
nah Road, are suffered bY the copsguec In
u'pol more than three aN charge will tc maic
Storage At the ordinary Warehouse rates charged in Rich
niond aud Frederic ksbug,
. THOMAS SHARP,
New. lith, isio Agent 81 Transportation
RICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG AND
PoTOMAC, AND LOUISA RAIL ROADS.
Arrival and Departure Of Trans.
MAIL TrAIS
Leaves daily AT IA NJ
Arrives %" hlP. NJ
MAIL TRAIN FOR cuILorrEsvILLE
Leaves daily at Eh.M.
Arrives ~ H!P.M
Fare from Rchmsnd To- Frederic ksburg, 9 500
tn Baltimore, 10 ~
e. Charlottesville, q "a
Once X. 7. 4 y. Il. X. COZ
My
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-11
10 I2-woR w. wTlSs1nw nnnrNsnu q


N'h'lNlA.-hi HWc-' held u tho clerks Office Of mol
,W'Wi superior court NJ law aud rl,ancrry Tor r. " d
WI' county ~ hc t"uuhuulc, Monday M 5h dsy n
,y, 'Ni' Mace tlcuicufG Of William T. 4
Icrd end The Hid Mace Ccmerta. cY'nr 81 ,,,y ri.
,.n'- I,c'1f'i and Tic SAID Mace Clements n his ownl
N IaN painlH against Mace Clements tfDir v-ub tl,e
~. lunchcl Of william settle, deceased, EIvgn II -sulc
"Nlaln " Hctlci john Sctflc WIN smith and urtsy
thaHcSrg. ''i "'''''
The defendants Edwin SETTLE John srttlo ami Mari
on''i WHO WIS Maria Settle not having entered Then
andfycn security according 10 The act IT assst
wy iucs ~ THIS cOuf, aud appearing by s,usr
hIy cVicncc thW hoy not inhabitants Of t6o Com,
nnwcath Jus ordered nntthc said no apics
,vle on ino hrsl Monhy w hcPtembcr mex (beinr u
hyl and snswor The htl of The planiT; and Thai con
IVY, m ~ ~ pIylMi inserted In sumo newspaper put
nshcd the Cy oi Richmond. Tor two mor ,s
" and posted ~ the front door Of Inc cdbn"S cf s,i
county. A rOpy. Tesfr '''''"'' w '''
" ~ WV GS1. SAUNDERS, e. &.
I HREAD IsDGINGs AND LACEs-A i,F1
aH,ortmcnt Of Thread Edgiugs and ISrsa ,cf, low
"l'-sn LOGAN WALLER,
IL IIlrk mr III
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-11

VluerNIA AT Rules, hosien In IA. CO., -
Cor the Count, o1 sSpsnsI C9s OF law CsaSes
Chanosry side, the b,h July IstI The en the
SS az inst Edward smith and others efeadaa, snu
The defendant above named not hay,,, e,,,.., =,
DIV add The Rules Of this court All AS 81 Assem-
N - ,na, ps = ~, an nhabiian, Of this Coa,.
p.sn hei on The ls day Of the next OetoLrT Ter, ~
w. S nI I o. Tue p,nln andth cory OF III. o'
Of hehmond Tor months sue 1n
''' ''"' ",,t oor OF the Capitol la the said Ciy ~
a, D, Al hN''y. Tcatc,
:, ,...=.---- Nh ". BANDS. q. e
NiNSi Ma. Al Rules, holden In the CTcTE's ,6js
St uc Couniy OF neerieo ard CITY OF R.hmes' a
p S.,gsi az NC lh day Of July, isii Francis Rcsnf
49, 'S'' - '. N'Gsahl others, defending Cbaa
me defendant, above usnei not having cn,,,.s M,
rchaucc audgycn rccniuy according No. ~ ms ap'
scmhly and the kues OF this Court ani ann Ss OF rs
commonwealth Il u ordered, thar the saii -, 's
9p inc ls, iay o. the next october Term add
'N'i 'h' biu 81 the plaintiff aud that copy of
1e n"o'tcdin some newspaper published In In
eel at tho onl door the capitol In the ss,J C anu post
ju 2a-wow Copy re''';w s,.r.
NluGiNiAt-A Rules held for ,bs ,,,,.,,,, s.--
I"uIt o. law aud Chsncery for Lancaster county "n
minSiT,or Win :" In,nc, Si Henry saunders, All.
Tsylor ~ yasans, jeremiah Icer President Jsrnes
Hinns Recording sccrcsy Richard WorSaw' 49, wv
I'm Masoon, valcaiin" " Mason w, "nn " Inr
T, tN''sni, Richard Rcins, Archibald rhon,.s L.
q w Mneri snead Jesse sncsi, Peter Winston John
Nm ms'c on'ii@phsr walna, sas Wyatt lanes slSer
IN ,alrr, JOS MoGhy, Jcssc Williams MN : Rxint,
-, y,Nnhctsnn' Jacob Barnes John Turner s,Tyy",'
the gnsr, a., Jonc- who are called tho board alas
III, ~ ~ MinsgcTsol the Nrrinia naptlt Setpn,Tx
i,oy Sau'i'rs tn hts own right, Elizabeth SaunI.,s
IiSsScIS Mn1sr, ssG', Elz ,hcth Rogers, was
Gerry " ''''''' a" 'hdH
Inc dcieni'n, Robert Scott, not having cn,.rca his
and given security according ti law and The NIL
uIS court and q appearing by satisfactory evidence
,l' Saluh' iendant H. not inhabant Of tins omnn,
% u Is therefore ordered that said de fen,,nt r.
-, 80 "lI'N mere on the "rst day OF October Term
ana answer the bill Of the complainant; and thst
S "i ts or YER he forthwith inserted la sore ncwsp,.
Pcl punnsu'h ~ The city ct kichnond for tvo ,n'ts
su.erssNcN aud another Posted AT the font door of h
courthouse 1T this county. " " ~ VI "'o
10, Aeopy Tcsc,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-11
ALFItED KING.

EEPN constantly on hand, Of hif Coach Manuac tory
- i"'g doors below the Bel Tavern, large anil asUu
Hn'n assortment ~ Coaches, Chsrotccs Ear0urhcg Bug
FNH and rukey made ~ me best materials workman
ship which Ne will cell unusually low for cash Ut cfy &C.
c"panccs AknlE of work HlIc order ~ tho shortest
notice, and on the moEi reasonable terms. fN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-11
ROBERT MOTT.

HOUSE SIGN PAINTER, GLAZIER, SC.
Next door To the Exchange Bank,
RICHMOND, Va.
INFORMS his friends and the pubiir he has rc~ci,,J
paTtoi hs Spring supply sfPains OIL Glass c winch
' Q. Iasl 70 Noik M on moderate terms Having rs good
srI OF woTkiutn as can be procured he will cnlsyr 10
Nv general satisfaction All kinds NJ Paints put IN 10 of
deT ass ~ all sizes sold by the box or sing light
ticle Tor tin sr single reefs ~
Y : have procured the services AZ Mr. I,n.s n,rro.
good @sn AMI Chair Painter will wlrrau rs- work moi
nh 2,-ily u MOTIF
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-11
iurthcrsupply just received, for safe hy
an % ALEX AMBER DIfVAI
PACKET BOATs EOH sCOTTsVILI.E a.
LYNCIIBURG.
SIMMER Ann Ns.EnENTg

nJR Iron Packet Boats JOHN MARSHALL, Cant ITru
y anI y Y. 'hBklL Capt Huutcy, will leave Rclt.
u"hh rom our laisinE A. tc head ~ The Basin Tor The
"hnyc i'.s'on MONDAY, "Wednesday AMI Friday, at o.
ny llha arrangement Passengers for Tennessee and
toorc. Our boats will as1 connect will Tho Inc n st,c-
from Scougviie a. Siaunon.
This P tho cheapest and best route 10 tbr ,n,rc,
Virginia Syringe and Offers many oibcr nducctnrnfs To-
travellers TOR preference
~" Invalid VIII be Joaqcd with hs easy comfortable
in euc p1sllE'i the beautiful and romantic Ffpr,Ty will
atUlh ne admirers NJ nature and the rich famed and
hlhy cultivated James River low grounds and hiyI4ns
VIII gfalIy ne aErruIuusi aud man ~ taste.
90 orr arrival ~ Lynchbure, Passengers have choice
~ two routes IN iho White Sulphur SPRING. will su ,a.t
rtncs @ aI 5ial Do sent ou-twu lines o Stages running
nyorlr H1nf1l brdg' and by Dbbrels Springs anI tie
nIIer hY LibcUyt fincaHtlU and flIr sweet srtuga
Richmond May ,laii. or ~
WE having received our Pan supply ~ Grocc,te. &C.,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-11
Acupy. Tcsic, f''' !" INC Snu' Guy

A Rules taken IN the Clerks OHIO. al tI,,. I.,, =
pS,I d., S9 9 81 Law aud Chsneery OF Prince coward
NI.inI,T ' w u'y o June 1871: Albert u Choc kcy
dclS-LH Chanesry ~ ' "'''k" ''urcs
". uel'luant george Johnson, having entered b,s
slN'n security according an Act pf ,I,,
1. ana e <ulcs ut this Court aud IN an
P''lhs mat u" y NO. un nlabiant of this STAT o.
the lainh 10y his attorney, IL entered AT ts
"ieh hnu accordingly oTdcTc thai SaiI ri.r.,n
core Johnson, do appcar Rules to l.. tnLcn -, IT,
'leIks uhc" aiotcSaiA "a 90" lot MONDAY In srp,rt,
H Sh answer 10" plaintiffs ban; aui that a COZ, of bis
iI ne hNuhnscti'd tn some the pu6li, rrvs
Sp'is printed IA The CITY ui Richmond, for two pnnhs
progressively and also posted al the font ir 800,
House Of tits County " W '''c N'"''
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-11
REAL ESTATE,

Y.
ME have f1T sale the following Real Estate Ala, M
o HISnnl fronting ON Cary street. ~ feet, between
ot on the south side Of the Risu, near Messrs. Iu
aA Tohs lumber house, suitable tor a wa re- house or
lot on The north site n the Basin 30 feet from, m the
b! Sl,l. and Cary street, and 30 feet deep.
TWO DO on l3h.
large frame dwelling ponge with small one Of brick
lo oiErounh on T. street, Jstwcoi SIN liI oh streets
feet front, and about l2Jdeep, ''' '-'
10 lot Of gr9undgn street. between ~, and 9Th Streets
frame dwelling house.
farm Of g acres, the Brook Turnpike, about q
AnG5hgi hmon the Deep Run Turnpike, about "a miles
from Richmond, containing li5 acrct
farm Of upwards u 0J1 ceres IN high state Of Guilt
yaon' about ls miles hom Richmond Improycns on
For further particulars, apply 70
-lnN WILLIAMS & HAXALI.
FAMILY GROCERIES, OLD WINES,
,,,,,, FRESH TEAS, g.. &c
Il milY Groceries: W %"
Brown and Loaf sugars or araualncs
beautiful atiicle of Crushed aud PuivcrzoI Loaf 81.
on white Oh Java and Iau1ira Coffee
y. o., Trinidad aud sugar house MpItssea
Srcfm anil Patent sperm Candles, and sperm OIL
Spices 81 al sorts
SALAD OF In TASKS and bouisa
walnut, MushTOom and Tomato Cafsuu
l0ndpn and French Mustard
Imperial Young Tyson, Gunpowlsr and Black Tca-a
r0r ~ ~ ''''.' 'i''' ''ia
tdIadyerr, Blackburn, Hope. y T. and Hack Warri
ortown ilnpouaiiou) MADEIRA WINS
Pale and Brown shcrrirs various qualities par OIL po.
l'' .'
Pou Wine, boiled len, genuine
thamn1iguc Wines, u must apprnycIbr4nJ4
Sparkling Burgundy Od1lock-ysri0us brands part gr.
pcrIpr .' F''' ''
l0nlou East India Pale Ale, In Tugs
lnul1u Purrr, boz piuff anI uufu4
~ rM' 'uEnac Brandy, vintage 1870
~. huu, DO 1910
nh Apple Hian1y anil Rye Whisky
Double hcrriod Holland G.n
N'r1Na, Congress, Havana and Prime % Ciqar4
Oh Cuba smoking Tobacco
And many other articles, all Of which can be scon ami
"l,lu TAHB A. GILES.
-lHL y Or Main street
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-11
yyIuGINIa. A,

VIRGINIA,-M Rules, hoIien In the t,.,l,. on..
y OF .ee 'lrcut superior Count OF law and ChanrrTs
,. ~ Nounp OF uenIteo ami City of kchtnond on ~.
heerp udS, the 9th day Of July tS4i: William Mann n
Ugh, AM a. executor Of James Manu. ,irecas.J
s'n,in against Fanny Porter James Manu- Niebol,s NJ,
" ih.nas CaNthofu, George Gilman, wuHaln Cii,ns,'
"iy elNisn Thotnl sou Mann. --- Marin aud Il,..
49, ~. VIE = MooIc aud Judih his wife WIlis,,
"a,n, S"Slg. Manu. sarah Manu. aud oJhoT defcniants
uc'c'n's above named not having entered thei,
Yl1h'o ehi gNcn srCutry according Ia the ArI oi a.
eeinhly and the Rules OF lhis Count ami N sr,s,, r.
,o'huinnNeath u isOTdcrc Thai the aid
mere On the hrst day OF thc Octobsr Term an,
I g. ,, n 81 TIC Plaintiff and thai a copy OF this or
~ ~ "tihMhh nsclcd M Eome paper n,bli.Ie,i,
sN ol hc hinond toe two mnnths s,,eee siy.I, 49,,
" wv ''"' ''ot ol the Capitol, Ia the said city.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-11

It FlNIf z FNDlLT q NTWNTEH,
4 AVE boz rorr Of tcir swu Importation beautiful o..
soumCut 'i dee following Goods.
London Prints
Hack f'piau Cloths
saxon Twfs and Imperial Grapes
Finrlc IwillclfaDcy Doc Skin C5-simcros
DU Black fu
Black Brown, Olive lnd Green Caslmcrru8
" riu0 CaeainrrcH
Rf0ckiuou and Plain GambrI1nH
AihamIbra Mumcs
Nsturt Colour snd irr,ched L7ui'n DhlHnre
gtIk frurcl NceinFH
ladies' Black silk Gl0vcs
DO China White DO
Back Cotton Hove
Mr0aViHn so IN
Earton aiuahsf1a
Rich Printed l8conrfH
DO DO Bishop Lawns
1louded F4Uu striped Musuug
We've figured Hurricane Do
Black and White and second Mourning lawns
Wfh slany other desrsbo Styles salo ~ The pee"
q very low prices az w
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-11
IAnpWARE, CUTLERY.CT GUNS a.

HNB" NIKE, CUTLERY, GUNS, a.
'iIiE subscribe are receiving by the sltrs Ros
4 Gus anu sheffield from LiveTpesl large Assortment
oi birmns1 n and sheffield Hardware Consisting IN rr
OF AnNls' Wees, screw Plates, &c CarpcneTIs n,trnf
iin Locks Curry Combs, Trace Chains Halter Cb,ns
necN with full assortment Of heavy Hardware RodrcrS
son nue. table ana PICKET Cutlery; Graves a ssns ID
Ses and WadrSu's seythcs, Actor sale by
az VAN IEwS SMITH
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-11
ina-w9~ wM C SANDS, c. C.

NDNStNlAi-Ag ulcs, hollon 10 the CLERKS or,.
tor tbn s.u' Superior Count OF Law ard Chanr.rv
~ ,'iS 81 Hentico and CITY vi RI hu,n,l n, ~,
sue me oh Jay ~ July, iSll: Ioscph M,No 81
$3.50 Si"r ne b"uis non with the viii aunr.s a., n o.,
rIi n ~, ~, Wy asalnst Thomas nc Purcell Eir, Pm,
c.cSs sally Purcell, hos ofJoha Purcell
II,,, "a'h hainmond sally Hammond and I.Iz ,t,h
rii. -, u'is ~ John Hammond and Sa,.b IL 40,
h.sh Purcell and other del cndauta ~'' H'S "'c'
rue defendants above uamcd NOT baNinr ,n,,,,,, ,
p,alancc amt given security ascending tS tb ,'u
5N anu ihc rules OF this court ans, Il appcSrinS -
,s 10y cNtdctcc, that they not ~ ~
ms ordered rhai the said ,I.feud,n ~
nel' on the his day OF the October Term s,J
i III, ~ uI 81 'hS hii 81 the pnutir; anthaf con,
,i,nsh u I, n' ,orhwih inserted la some new name,
.c.,.t III the Wy OF Richmond, ioT two months .,c
he said q y. ' N''i VI the capitol, IN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-11
JAMES FISHER,
on Agents.
NUNF noun wssNsts

no Goods to be shipped ~ New Orleans, Mobllc Ap.
paac taco!a or any other places will be received
waricd from New York 10y the agents Al New
YORK ce Of charge, except such may be actually in
CURED. oc ~ |
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-11
,..o, Acopy. Tcstc,

tiNclNIA-At Rules. holden in The ,1.,s,s o,,-,
the sS n.e"" snrcIor Count OF Law and Chancrry for
cciy side the oh day oi July, 1911. Thon, M lay if
GNhst sarah Haley, Daniel J. Miller aud John Gu l,,
ani another, deus $500 - ''''''i "a cooper,
The defendants above named not havin. entered th,
plahee ani gwen security according To- the art nT 49,
anu he rules "i this Count, and appearing "a, sa
SiaOloy evidence that they inhabitants o, ms
COMMONWEALTH: u Is ordered That the said cfcn,,n
tpIc here on the first day ofthc next October Term
me ON oi the plantin, and thai COPY of ms an,
- "r "itnN l inserted IN ss'uC nCwapspcr nuhI-n,Iir
the 'iy of RChmond or ,yu months vurr,,ssiy.iy %
F'.'u al Ue Ioh d'9I OF the Capitol in the said city
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-11

PATENT BALAN CES.
IHE subscribers, Agents fertile llc ~ stevens Patent
Balances. have now banda ul assortment AZ every
we, FROM II u 10OIba, u Of them warranted 90 boz COT
rect, Cor salo az fIe Manufacturers prices.
up vANLEw & SMITH.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-11
lIlCnmoND TN sMFET IRoN g STOVE

TEsubscriber eccivng and keeps constantly onhand
L ItwhOcsalc and retail and Al the lowest prices,
Plain and Japan Tin Ware of every description.
Also variety Of stoves, Designation burning either
wood orc al.
order az ttc shortest notice.
se pc TITUS RICE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-11

WoRrnAM, MeGRUDgR a co.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-05-08
burglary and Murder.

A burglary and murder of the most atrocious
character were perpetrated at ST. Louis the 18th
ut. A letter from there gives the following account
of the catastrophe: "On the 10th of April there
was deposited in the warehouse of Collier & Pcttus,
near 100000 in specio-one young man and
middle aged one slept in the store. In The middle
of the night the store was entered by burglars, who
set fire to the house. after having, il is supposed,
pundered the vaults in which, it is said, there
at the time about two hundred thousand dollars.
The building was consumed, also the roof of ad-
joining house. The goods in the latter were much
injured by water from the engines. When the
fire discovered the first who entered, found the
elder clerk murdered near the front door, cut up in
the most houid manner with knife and pistol owN
ing to which, it presumed he made violent resist-
! ance. The other was murdered in his bed asleep.
| His remains were not found. Collier & Pettus
have saved scarcely any thing, their papers and
all their books il is feared, are consumed, and the
second and part of third warehouse are entirely
destroyed.
"No clue has yet been discovered as TO the mur
derers. In addition TO the above two men, another
was killed by the falling Of wall. One of the in
mates was seen the door of the store at clever
o'clock and it is presumed the Williams rushed int
the store past him. They did not succeed in getting
any money it is thought; as soon as they can ge
to the freproof it will bc ascertained for certain
The excitement here is very great. The popu!ac
would hang any one they could ascertain was en-
gagged in this hoTrid affair.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-05-08
Business Convention.
season..

The proposition 10 hold business convention at
Harrisburg, the Goth of the present month, seems
to have elected very general, indeed, we may say,
an universal appreciation. We have not heard a
voice unfavorable to the project, and may reasona-
bly, anticipate fall representation Of the business
men of the state on that important occasios.
The farmer, the manufacturer the mechanic, the
miner, and all who are in any degree engaged in
developing the resources of Pennsy ylvania, are in
tensely interested in ascetaining the mode in which
their respective operations can be mos, readily con-
ducled and the products of Their labor OF their art,
most sdvantsgeousy disposed Of.
= An interchange of the views of experienced men
upon the momentous subject of the business of the
country, is emphaticay called for by the peculiar
and embarrassing condition Of our financial con-
Germs. as well those Of the commonwealth, az of q
majority Of the individuals engaged in the general
business Of the county. We have been suffering,
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-05-08
ShamOkin Coal and Iron Company.

The enterprizng managers of this company have
landed q, their wharyes in this borough, two sta.
tionary engines, each of eighty horse power, to be
used in propelling their extensive furnaces at sha-
mokin.
Each engine has five boilers thirty inches in dia-
meter, and thirty feet in length, and two stea cy-
lenders twenty-five inches in diameter, with a six
feet stroke. The blowing cylenders are of the ver-
tical description beautifully moulded, sixtytwo in
ches in dsmeer with a six feet stroke, and connect
ed together ly lever beam twenty feet in length.
The whole machinery necessary for complete ac-
ton, constructed according to the most approved
model Of stationary engines in England and cor.
responding with those now used in the most exten-
sve iron manufactures in that country, is
dy to be transported the rail road from this place
to Shamokin, where it will be soon deposited in its
appropriate place for action, and contribute Its
mighty aid in driving the prosperous business oi
that stirring region. The furnaces will be put in
operation as soon as these immense agents can be
properly adjusted.
| The same company has extended branch from
the main rail road. to the edge of the basin in the
river at this place, forming gentle inclined plane
for the purpose of facilitating the extensive opera
tions which are TO be carried on, during the present
season, between the anthracite region at Shamokir
and the iron region at Danvile. We under
stand that arrangements have been made TO keeI
up an uninterrupted interchange of those valuable
minerals, anthracite and iron ore, during the whO'
| season.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-05-08

heavily, from temporary resorts 10 doubtful expedi-
ents, in The vain hope that change would sponta-
neously the spirit of our trade, and slay
the revulsions which have beenso sorey felt by the
business community, crippling the energies Of the
substantial capitalist, and prostrating or bgh,ing
the hopes of the less steady, but equally meritorous
adyenturer, who founded his operations on un-
sulled credit, golden integrity and never broken
promise.
To enquire into the real state of the multfarious
branches Of commerce within the boundaries of the
commonwealth and their relations with each other,
the resources which bountiful Providence has so
abundantly and peculiarly implanted in the bosom
of our own territory, with the best means Of deve.
lopement, and the consideration Of plan for future
permanent operation, will be among the most pro-
minent subjects presented to the proposed assem-
blage.
No community in the state is more deeply inte-
rested in the establishment Of firm basis for trade,
| in every branch of industry, than our own. The
elements of wealth have been sown in our immedi-
| ate vicinity with broad cast and bountiful hand,
| on Inc luAurdit StoWbh VI 'NHN'N" o'''J
the fostering and systematic attention of its vo,s-
rics to produce the highest reward TO individual and
combined industry.
The county of Northumberland should be fully
represented; not only by strong delegation of en-
terprisng propietors and intelligent operatives, bu
her statistics should be there. Her vacs, thar
which none richer are spread beneath the sun, bea
ring upon their surfaces the rich recompense Of th
husbandman's toll, should he represented by her re
spectacle farmers; her hills, repleie with the kin
dred elements of fan,hraci,e coal and iron ore groan
ing to display their pon3erous and glittcring con
tents to the glare Of day. and subject their well test
ed worth to the light Of science, should he represen
ted by the mechanic, the miner, and the merchant
and all, for all are interested in its great results
should remember the poirer of manufacturing an'
transporting the varied products of the land, whicl
its waters, "broad and Deep furnish to all who dc
sire their aid. We have unity OF interest,-let u
have unity Of action. Meetings for the appoint
men of delegates and the collection of inclination
we hope, will be Immediately held, that our countr
may not be tardy in contributing her mite to th
accomplishment Of an object of such universal inle
| resi-.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-05-08
Passage of the Rank and Revenue BILL.

Since the above was in type we have direct in-
formation from the seat of government, that the
Bank and Revenue Bill, which was under re-consi-
deration on the 4th inst, had passed the House oi
Representatives by the constitutional majority. As
it had previously passed the Senate by similar ma
iorty, the bill Of course has become law without
tho signature of the Governor
By the lis, of yeas and nays below il will be seer
that thirteen of the democratic members voted fol
the bill. The enlightened constituents OF thest
gentlemen ought not to pronounce judgment upor
them hastily, but laying aside party prejudice, in
form themselves well Of, and calmly consider all tn
circumstances under which they acted. We hav'
not room for further remarks at present, but vii
hereafter allude to the subject more in detail.
YLAs-Messrs. Andrews, Banks, Bard, Bel
Boal, Brunner, Chrisman, Church, Clark, Corey
Cortright, Cox, Cummins, Darsie, Dworth, Doug
| las Dunlap, Eyre, Fauss, Foreman, Funk, Fu,hey
Gamble, ellis, Gratz, Hanna, Higgins, Hnchmar
| Ho.eman Horton Johnston, of Armstrong, Kenn'
| dy, Kerr, Kielfer, Law, Le,herman, Livingston
Lusk. May, Mcclure, M'Curdy, Mddleswarl
Miles, Montgomery, Musser, Myer, Pearson, PEI
! mel, Pumroy, Rush, Skinner, Smith, Smyser, Sniv
ly, Snyder, spro,t, Steele, Titus. Won Media, Wea
er, Wright, Crab6, Speaker-6s.
| NArs-Messrs. Anderson, Apple, Barr, Bca
Bonsall, Brodheal, of North'p Croussilat, Eblug
FELTON,. Flanncry, flennlken, Flick, Fogel, Care
son, Haas, Hahn, Hil of West'd, Kutz, Leid
| M'CuIlv MKinney Moore Painter Pennima
| Pollock, Scott, Wi,kinson-2s.