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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-01-09
SHAMOKIN COAL.

SHAMoKIN COAL. /
IN very superior quality, IN be had at any
" time, by application to the subscribers, in lots
to suit purchasers. They keep large, egg, broken,
and fine coal, fit for burning lime.
]. II. PURDY & Go.
Sunbu-y, Sept 26.-f
GROCERyEs.--Af f,csh supply Of Gtocc,cs
just received snd CT sale Nv
HENRY YoXrHIMER
Sept. lc, lsi0-tf.
LI2UORS-A flesh sui ply of brandy. Gin,
Pou Li,bon, Tc, eriil Maje.ta aud sherry Wines,
just receive and fr sale by
HENRY YoXrHIMER.
Sept l.? isIo.-t.
!
.HESLE.rS.-A new assortment of ri, 7-S .
ara 81 yaId vide Muslin, Just received and for
/ sale bv HENRY YoNrHINER
Sept. ~, ls4O.---tI
! CfLItOEs. "A new assortmelt of Culieoc-
/ Just received aud for sale by
HENRY YoXTHIMER.
! S,pt. II, lsi0.-'f.
IRO.N.--A good assortment of Bar lion, Jus,
received aud for safe by
HENRY YoXTHIMEE.
Sep. IL, lSi0.--n
sALT-25o barrels and sacks Of Salt, just
received ami for sale by
HENRY YoXrHIMER.
Sept l2, lSiO.-lf.
CLOIHS--A general assortment of Cloths
and Cashmere, constant on md ot the store oi
HENRY YONrHlMER.
Sept. II, lsi0.--n
U'HE.JT, RYE. COR.r and all other
kinds OF ,iisin and seeds wi he t.kcn at the high
c.t pric IN exchange for goo s at the store OF
HENRY UNrHIMER
Sept. u, 1910 ST.
MACKEREL.--A few hurels Of VI ckere for
sale at low pr ce by II. b, MASSER,
ScIt. II, 1910
IRISH sALMON.-Oi the bcs, qualify. con
ii Is MAssER.
Sept. IL, lSlo
MADEIRA WlNE.--Fnst quairy Madeira
H. b. MASsER,
Sept. II, 1910.
FOURTH PROOF BRANDY.-A g,nu.nt
article always ON hand aud for sale by
Ii. b. MAsSER
Sept l2, IstO
HOLLAND GIN,-of the best quality always
on hand and for sale iy
II. B. MASsER,
Sept. l2 1910.
LOAF AND LUMP SuGAR.--Aluays on
hand aud iOr sale by
lhB. MAssER.
S,lh II, ls40.
BOSTON SYRUP MOLASsEo.--Ofa Supe-
rior quality, for sale by
r scpr u. ls4o.
NEW ORLEANS SUGAR HOUSE MO
LASSES.-OI the beet quality always on hand
AID Tor sale by
Sept. IL, 1910.
BROWN sUGAR.-Ufa good quality, for sale
: low hy ii. u. MAS Ek.
: Sept H. 1870.
IaQrORS.-- OF all kinI, and of the tcsl qu4l-
tics, always on hand and for sale by
II. B. MASSER.
Sept l2, 1910.
GREEN AND BLACK TEAS.-Ot the best
quality uw IS on hand and f.r sale Ivy
II. 3. MASSER
SEPT. Il, 1910.
COFFf E.-Jav1, Rio and laguIra Coffee, con
stanty OH hand and Tor sale ty
= Ii. d. MASSER.
Scpt. -, lS4o.
SPERM OiI.--Wrrtcr AMI Summer siraIn' Il
Sp,Im Oh. ol the est gunliy, always Oh hand ard
for sale hy h. Is, MASSEk.
. Sept II, lSi0.
SrEEL-cast and B,IsIrI Stcrl, for sale by
II. B. MtSSER
Stpt l2. 1910.
SPRING SrEEI.-Of various sizes for Ehp'ie
Slnngs, for sale by ,
SEPT, ~, ISio.
LARGE QUARro BlBI.ES.-for sale at
very reduced pfiecs hy
H.B. MASSER..
, Sept. II, IsI0.
BLANK BOOKS.-Of all kinds, fnr sale by
H. b. MASSER
Sept. IL, 1910.
{ BLANK DEEDS.-Eonds, Mortgage, &c, FOR
sale by fi. u. MNeSEh,
: Sept. I2, 1910.
JUSTICES BLANkS.-fur sale by
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-01-09
Jacob Frisn,uIth y SON.

JHCOD FEISN1IVn n SOUs
ID ESTECfFUI.I.N informs th ir friends aud
acquainlancps generally tht irry III con-
unue TO keep Mt the old stand. No. 2f6 North 81
street, Philadelphia, all kinds of
TOBACCO SNUFF AND SEG1RS
Which they will sell on the INST accommodating
aud lc ,son ible terms.
n. B All goods cd will be GU rautccd, and oil
orders prompt y attended L.
Ph,lad, lphia, November Z, lSio.--ly.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-01-09

p. & A. ROVOU DTS
China, Glass and Liverpool Warehouse.
No l6i Norfh Third street, third door bei0ic Vine
street, PHILADELPHIA.
NHERE they constantly keep on hand large
assortment OF Chins, Glass and Liverpool
Ware, which they Will dispose Of on the most 8 =
s,Dsble terms.
hlsd,lVhIs, Nr,cmher T. 1910
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-01-09

We have been requested to publish the following
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-01-09
Michael Weaver 4 Son,
ROPE MAKERS q SHIP CHANDELIERS.

No. 10 North Water Street, Philadelphia.
EGAVE constantly on hand, a general assort-
mcnt of Cor,iage, Seine Twincs, &c, viz:
lard Ropes, Fishing Ropes, White Ropes, Mapil.
Ia Ropes, Tow Lines for Canal Boats Also, n
complete assortment Of Seine Twncs, &c such a<
Hemp Shad aud Herring Twne, Bes, Pateht Gill
Net Twine, Cotton Shad aud Herring Twine, Shoe
Threads &r. &c. Also, Bed CoiJs, III ugh Lines,
lIal'ets, Trees, Cotton and Linen & rpet Chains,
&c. all Of which they will dispose Of on ics ,on,bic
teims.
Philadelphia, November 7, isiO,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-03-25

sisus. IknoH be Eonld cot Islhia IN
once Ihal basd af plsRasFfTs and dslapl-
lers chose perplalaeEs h. has himssll %
shlv expossd; and. il ! % nol mistake
his opinions. he believes sysasm 81 ~
yeslies.ian aoule esposs ahs same cor
ruplion ii every branch 81 the public ser
vice.
Nv friend from Virginia, In The
course Of his remarks, made an ailu
sian 20 ny State. in reply 10 Play.
TnI remark 0f ny l.ieud and cul-
Icsgue, mir. Sianiy.) which J
thought little snkiad. knowing. Is
ne said, our sensiliYeness on The sub.
irci. lie remarked that North Caro-
lima bad 50 long follsNed Virginia.
that she now frll like IN apprentice
Just set free. Sir. NarIh carolins
needs no defender here; and ifshe dad,
she aauId be unfortunate In having
no abIrr sdsoeais than myself She
disreg ards the approaches and sanni-
ings Of her northern and her southern
nsigLbors. She stands nui still
ahilsl The rest Of lhe UHian il march.
ing on in the carer Of prosperity and
improsrment--fo deal With the vague
distractions Of the onr. nor does she
run mad after ell the wild sagariss
az the other. But there she rssis.
calm and quirt as the surface Of her
eastern bays. JET firm and unshaken
as her western hills. IN Is sufficient
compliment 10 her 10 say that. whilst
on the North and The South Of her.
the spirit Of reform has been unable 20
contend with the demon al faction,
yet. on entering her burders. the Dag
Of Freedom flats 10 iriumsh from her
Atlantic beach 10 her mountain tops.
She rrpnses mol On the fame ii her
ancestors; she boasts not Of their FOR.
mrr renoun. And IL she has not as
many bright names 10 adorn her his.
tory as those Who reyile her, she Is
saved The disgrace Of violating their
dying precrpis, aud dishOnoring their
shades. Let II be recollrcied that
Athens was once The proudest and no
blrsi State Of Greece. All the other
members Of that confrderscy we're
proud % do her honor. Yet. In pru.
ress 0f iimf, she vas the first 10 Sur.
render her freedom 10 the golden
bribcs ni Philip; whilst The Thebsns.
aha had once been The objects 81 her
reproach, persisted nobiy on the Geld
Of Charonea With The expiring iiber-
ties Of Greece. Ny friend from yir.
ginis may take the sllusion and apply
II u bis leisure.
j will mol suffer myself 10 indulge
10 any approximations or misgi,ings as
tnihe policy VI General Harrison's sd.
ADMINISTRATION. lie Is the mere agent Of
a great popular movement. lie eau.
not, he will MT, Iie dare not, attempt
TO check the progress of that great
political revolution through which We
have just passed. Let him bu, throw
himself 10 The current Of that pppu.
lar impulse. Which has swept like
delnSe over The land. and which nav
when The storm Is passed, will llax
on IN one smooth and placid stream.
until u Is lost in The great ocean Of
national prosperity and national gio-
ry. Let him bu, do this, and the his.
tory OF the period through which We
have just cumr. will serve as les.
son 10 the iyrants IN all future time.
that they are not to treat With scorn
The suffrrings ola free aud nobIr peo.
pie. \
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-03-25
From The New York Express.

We commend The following Ieuer e.
pecIally 10 our transatlantic brethren
simply remarking that in represent,,iy,
Governments, like England and The Uni
led States, The action OF Government
must mainly depend on public senumen,
a large portion Of the presen, genera.
ton Of both countries know little person.
ally of'he horrors. and crimes Of v AR. and
THIS lac. may account. in part, for III,
light and careless M inner so grave a sub
jrcl is treated by many.
We approve Of The majors iemper in
discussing the matter. and hone win him
to 1--we TO see the great Anglo Saxon race
spread lar and vide. improving. as they
extend. with good laws, good morals. and
general dispensslion Of human b,pni
ness.
Washington. March 8, 1871. :
10 John Bull, Esq. 49,.
Sir see 10 reading the new snaoers
mat you are The man mos, folks an, or
once "ri'e to, who have any business
WIN your government in foreign matters
! uid THINK. al first. would send hi,
,e"er 10 The Queen herself. so there would
% no mssiake about it, as | find the hes,
way alter all, is To go RICH. 10 the head
OF the family. Bat il is nov going nm
, ,nlri'en years next grass. since / ro,s ,
ie''e' 10 any kind Of somen folks, and
W. tne last was to Miss IIepsy Ann Annie ;.
,6y; who KEEP. a school a. Saco. aban, |.
l,.le counting matter; and riled her con
SIDERABLE by calling her an angle instead
VI an angel, and she sent me back abop,
as sharp and sour an answer as ever
''an got; there warn'l bI. of ,hat n,ne,
mat wouldn', turn'd a pan Of mill :.
4u'ck as piece Of runnil--aud ,ll aus
Ine TO that accident in my putting an i.
before an L, and she having a lee,le crooL |
% the back which | never though, wi.
,ui women are particular folks sn so",
n'ngs, and IL you touch 'en on sor,
Po,' me ial is in the fire right ofr-anI
y ! SAID J never would try my hand =
vrliing any on 'em a letter again. ~,
mai . The nam reason why | don't ssnd
ou. 'ps'esu ol 10
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8erpib ober 1T e5, oob i'm Sabre 1888 Die
8ereitun9 oes Srannttpeins nod 1ebr
iblplerl9 mar, uno iebr 9ebeim oebolten
nurbe. - Grft oe9en Gnoe oes fGnfSebns
ten Sabrbunoert6 muroe ieiu @ebraub in
Guropa perbreitct. Wan emrfabl ibu in
Suhern ais Elm Sbuemittel es9en Die
meliten &ranfDeiten. uno ais Elm auDen,eis
ne5 Wittel y 8 II uno uno gu bleibsn,
- SIN SaDre 1882 muroe er Icbon Don
Dem bobspeilen Ma9iitrat in 8ranffurt
am Wain Oerbottn. neil - lo Dle6 e6 in
pleiem Scrbot - Die Sarbiercr anse;eior
batten, Dap ct bel Gem cermol8tn Ster=
benslauHen iebr idaolit iti. - Oieies
Serbot ,puroe, oerislben llriatbe ,pcsen.
i'm Sabre 1905 pcosrbclt. - 2(lS man
ontin9, Den Sranutncn nicbt mebr aus
Weln uao 8ierbefe 5u bremen, ionoern
oaju To98en. 2Soiien uno @e;ife nabm,
Jap man oieles al6 einen unpsrantlpcrtli.
ben Mlbbraub ce5 Gstroioes ar. Nub
bebauptete man, oab Die SrIber oem 8ies
be, belonoers ben Stblpeinem bptbit lDdo.
llb ieen, BON rpeltben Die McnlDen ,pie-
oer ocn AuoloB, cine DOblt beilWperlitbe
Hranfbelten erDieltsn. Oesba!b wuroe
1895 in Dem oamali9en Gburfurltcntbum
Sabien bic Screituns oieie5 Getranfs
nur aus 9Sein, uno Sierbefen erlau5t.-
Son allen @etrdnten bat teins 70 lebr
uno al!semeln isin Slid 9emobt, ais per
Sranntlpeln. Selblt Der Slloe nabm bes
9ieri0 Den Srannhpein an, oen man ibm
oarbot, uno oa6 Seronii9en, Dap CT in leis
mem Genulle fano, Wirfte 70 umuoerit,bs
llb auf Jpn, oab er in Der eriten Sise Die
tbeueriten Sanoe Oct Seupanotjbaft 3ers
riff, 8eib uuo &ino uno feline eiaene Srei,
belt oafur bin9ab, uno Den eeutsn fola.
te, spelbe ibm Elm iolebes @etrdue INNER
Su 9eben Ueriprabsn. 8om eapplanoer
bis sum 1frifaner 1T bic Seoieroe nab
Srannt'reln eleib beftio; ia oieie6 speis
oeuti9e 8etrdnt 1T oa6 SiebIinosoetrdne
aller Nationen.
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S59985 0S
Or.

SIR @ilan; ithultis bon Ger eauntp
i'm lesten Sabr 31S 81
Der GedDuun9sfiDrsr III crsoitlrt NIT
hem Sslaufosr 0nwsilun9en, ,,peI'
lbe bic 9rsttcren bsr 2lrmtn Don
Serfs SO. an ibn aus9eteIt babsn
-342 Hnwsiiuussn 6799 60
gbenfals Sslauf pon Nnwsiunosn,
pslt)s bic eeIliIionsr Der So. an
i'm aus9sirellt babsn, ndmlib
Thr llntsrritbt armrr &inosr in Dis
itriften, Die eas nsus Sbul9siss
uit)t anssnoiilsn-ls6 Inmeii. 2632 O9
Surors ilir Ssfdti9un9 unc Nuals=
asn bon Straisn, II Nnnsifun9. GIG I9
Gdabsn vsruriad,t eurb Nusls9sn
y. GtraItn-l74 InWtiiun0sn 6934 O2k
Grdnp unp Yetit Surors 1880 374
Sonlfabels Ssribte-4 Nnpeifun9. l72 O5
9Sabl Rcifsn-50 Anmeifun9en 1857 60
2lGtiIors qobn-23 Nnmsiun9sn 2l9 O6l
@eronsr6 llntsiub. lis 2nlpsii. go s3l
Subs II. &rdben Sddbel, 10 4nw. 3S l4l
Oeifl. Subtbaus, fur ecn llnferbalt
pca 8erbrstbsrn-2l anpeifun9. .l170 54l
Ssla9cn unb Ssusen Gi9nun9sn-
90 Anpsaast" 7s7 81
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Ser Marltball ODrflineer.

llnper9sbllb muBte eetpib Dem nabbe.
rioen Marlbau Oorflinoer bic Steue an
Der Glbe iein, 100 Ell pcll llnmutb Iber iel.
ne elenoe Gage itinsn EeIebunoel in Den
Strpm mari oenn bier fertiote ibm. OBJ.
ne oob ct c5 obnen fonnts, lein frcunoli,
6er Sbue0eilt oao patsnt ltiner tlnfti,
gen Groile aus.
Oorlinaer, Elm oeborner Sraueenburs
ger, bon isbr armsn Gltern, Die Jpn cas
SbneioerDanowert batten lerntn lolIen,
lpolte iib nob ubertanoener 2ebrseit auf
leiner @anoerlbaft BON Sano'rmunoe
nab 3erlin ,ibtr be Glbe leeen la6cn.
ober ct bate feln 9elo. Sie meroen oicb
pObl elnmal Obne Sejabluns NIT iiber.
fabren, oa0te CT, uno trat in Die Sabre.
Qber bic rauben Sootsfnebte pertains
feline 8eoanfen nibt, iie foroerten un0e'
itum iDren 2pbn. Sie lpdren pielleibt
Elm onocrmal nadDNdDtiser 9erre1en, absr
beute 0eraoe - 10 par uno fben es be-
llHiHt SStNCt WutS htuptSN fV Uutl'
ndefie auf ibrsr Soroeruno beiteben. Sc
rpar ia nur Elm Ieniee6! Sin 0reier!
(nidt sans alpsi oritel Cent? Nber AUDI
oen bate Dorflinoer ni1t.
ST mubte itO allo unter S6impfpor.
ten BON Den roben Weniben entfernen.
4uf Der SberHdbe oes Stroms Ibwamm
iein Sunoel. lrmer 00rflin8cr ! Oein
@enius ldDelte, oobin muBte eS nit Dir
fommen. penn ou einen onoern 8eo oes
ben iolteit.
llnb CT oino ibn. Wcroe Soloat. tonte
e6 in leinem Snnern. oonn 8raublt ou
penieftens fein Sdbreelo Su seben. uno
er 9lno in bic ndebfe Staot uno leB ilb
anwerben. Sn oicier eaufbabn brabte ct
es bis sum 8elomaribau. uno ct mar co.
Der Die oamals 70 furbtbare fbneotlDe
Snfanterie in Der Sblabt bel Sereeuln
fblu9.
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BSabIt Icit |. San,'ar.
$169S4 sc

8Sablt icit /. Sanuar.
I'm Die atbtbaren 3ibter Der Court bon
Common peas pon 8erfs Gauntp.
Oie Nuoitpren teritten sbrertietNt, baB
e bic Neeknuna BON Soeinrieb Slaasl, gea
SebaBmsiter Don 8rts gauntp, pom itsn
Gag Sanua.s, u 9. l840, bis gum Sliten
saa 0reembers, cslTeItsn Sabrs, tcics 9aas
init elnsGeblohtn, lorafdltia untcrIutt, ts
ritttiat Mnp aecrsntt baten nno cine BlIan;
vorfnocn. neltbc sie Saintp Dem @cbaemsi,
Itsr fhmlois 1T, ron r,srsebn hmnpsrt unb
lpisr unp orsill ls ebalsr usp s. gsute.
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Trudsr Nsd>nunacn-6 Nnweii. 257 go
Grbausn Der Dlcnacaly Srlife-
2tnNeiun9en 1900 GO
Grbauen Der leap Sritf Srh6s-3
anmsilunsen es2 90
9mSbtiItrunsen an Srlifsn-402(n<
wsiiuuosn 3l2G 46
Ssinblt an T. s. Olllsr mp q. SO.
SaaapaD, @sqs. fir Subersitsn
uno 0Gsgbrin9sn non pIpleren in
Dem Vyctbcnctdr5 2(mt 1000 90
gcmmiilicnsr5 QoDn u Oitlenaelo:
9apip &ue, GsQ. 4l6 40
Olicbasl Meintbnsber,g5 52l 10
9ccr9 2StiIsr gsq. $50 10
Spbn Gong, @SQ. so 90
-l574 II
Scbn o. Gunulus. @brb Ssbalt 400 90
Gtbafmeittere Stbalt 400 90
@eo. Bir, wartsI D. Gourtt. ltbr 10 90
Nuoitcre >phm 27 90
Sames 0pnaqan, esq. flr elu Nes
ai,trr in psn 0seeoros $50 90
Samlnfrasu 7 90
Smmior Ssucr gdeal. auf aecbnuns 100 10
Senpruua fir nas Srurtbaus, Cons
miIilcnrrs llmt, Gtfan9nlb unp
3pIIbaus &c l2b
8Slsmtm@ratf,fir 9lmts prsTen 60 90
Bladder II. Gtreltmatrrialien IFS 66
Srjcblrprncs 172 81
1ptlliam gtrons, esq fir prc.
fe(ilons 9lcnlte 70 90
19aaen IL. Yfrro Olirtbs furS clnli. &c 90
benjamin Spicm Gsq. fir 2Sa5l
paplcrc elmjutraaeH % IS
G.&uomam, ,lsgmaliaerg gcurtShreier65 90
Sclcrb Nltnsr, fir Bartnna I'M
gpurtbaus u.als Court Stbrelsr 50 90
3cuaen Qcbn fir Die Neputllt % 90
Sermrliuua, Icauldten porto &C. 50 80
SuterfIIru ouf unlclbci 3095 S3
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0dulttp Sletultlta.

Die &ebnuns pon jcsinrib WaseLeSq. .Shaes
nleifer Der @auntp Serfs, fir ea5 Sabr
meldes nit ben 81 Ten December, 1s40, sns
bists, mtsriubt BON tsn 2(uptoren Der srs
faltsn SauntD:
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isuaens nnfsrs lInterlbriftsn DisI sStsn Sag
Sanuars, l84l.
Sctn s. Strtmcisr1
2; s3;pa %; = q; t,;3.s s""'er a"S'''r"
Setruar 10 4m.
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S59985 O8

Silan5 ihulbia p. b. ganntp III
6elur. .NaseI, Stbagmeiittr $l434 IS
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8aar0tle smpfanesn rrn @. 9. ..
nnb 3. &cin, Gsls. @rscutprsn
ess rsriterttncn Spbn 6. MeTtr>
i,bmiot, fir lptterie Settel .. Der
Nsarinssr Stride unpSbulbauS
0sfauft burtb 8alentn Scper,
Geor9 0cpsr uno DAN. Autb,
ebsmali9s @Oniiiiieners .. Ssrts
Sauntp GOO oo
&alf ptrfauft 20
Baubols psrtauft 37aa
Bon Spnatban @retb, ais &slt y.
elmer fremctn Sub s 81
Gcn pstcr @dbnscsr ;urifsritats
ht ais Surpmann 2 90
Dpn Scbn Sprbnsr fur sin psrs
laufsnt6 Sbisr 49,
Nspubl 9t9. @bu. Streut l3 63
DO. Marf Nstman l6 90
10. SpDn S(rnplp 3 90
9aarssls smpfan9sn pcn
9. y. Sue. go. Oiits
9lieb Der @sieB9ttuuh
ais qebn ptr,pllligt pen
Der Mspubuf wdbrsnc
Der 8erta9un9, nm fur
ben 9tussn Der @auntp
8srfe ptrlpano !. Wtreen ~ 90
0aargslc empfan9sn BON
Sosinr. Siannsrp, @eqy
oalFbs ~ 90
- l44 90
Bon 9. 81. Motsrts, llnfeifsn 26 63s
Bon Sebn wa9snborif, fcllt Straftn Z 25
Mentt fir lrbtratcrs Simmer i'm
nutn @curtbauo % 90
8aarsslc pn @sor9 Sill Ia l2a
Saar9sIb prn 9Billiam StrrnO
Gntlbsibuuas Sees 1856 90
Baarssb Don sbOmas 8. Scnes,
gsq. CITRATE fir Sbmtrsn 81
Baar9slc pcn ealsb 5corriiSn,
gea. Gtrafs fir Sdbmorsn I 81
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9lu6ifebcnoe Saren ifnlblg al rie
9auntp auf oen 81. Dec. 1871.
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1883, 'Slaae Wattsrns, 6crsfcrp,
Blans fsim Settelment $l9 "A
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DO. Qblhr Ssrssr, ScrM DO. II O5
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1859, gbriIttan &cinbatb, Seru, %. 392 90
30. 1Bil,am prlnsrbrf, 0o6l. 1O7 Os
Do. 'Satcb SobGirn, DiItrift SO 90
%. Sriur. fanoers, ct. Euatann 102 l6
1910, 8pM verihlcpcncn gpu:tt. 1851 81
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Qclteifes Serbot ee9en ben Sranntpein.
Ser Grfinoer bee Sranntweins 1T per-
eefen, 70 uereefen, oab man aub nidt
einmol Die 3eit peib, tpann ct oalebt bat.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-08

n ohDiNANCr., supplementary To- ihe ordl-
IA nance entitled an orJEance to pre,e GER
lam improper prac'i,es therein ape Gifted
lie II ordained By the council Uf tho City ofwhso-
ling.
Sec. l. That it shall and may he lawful for the
Mayor. any Alderman sfIhe cav or any Justice OF
the Peace IN and Iur The county OF OHIO. when any
PtrSon shall be convicted beors him. Of any o.a-
lions OF the 3D. or lTih sections Of tie nrdinuncs
"enliiled IAN ordinance To prevent certain improper
PRACTICES therein specified" al his discretion TO sen
leiIe such rerson, To labour without cumpensaiiun
at any Of the public works or Improvements. under
taken or ~ he undertaken by The "a ID riiy in lien
oil the line imposed by the said sections vi The said
ordinance. for period oftme not exceeding thirty
days
Sec =. In rendering such judgment and giving
such sentence the SAID magistrate shall ASCERTAIN
and AK The amount OF fine, ui1n the payment Of
which with the COSTS uf such prosecution such per
son shall be discharged irOm such sentence 10 la.
bour.
Sec. ;. Such'persons sentenced to laSour. shall
be conincd Ia the jail for Ohio county whilst they
ae not al labour aud whilst at iabOur they shall be
SEE ured by ball and chain attached To the leg or
Otherwise. 40 rs To prevent their escape and not W..
necessarily ObsIrucI their performance OF their To-
/ bur
Sec. 4. IL shall be the duty the counsiI snnu.
ally al thcir first meeting. such other meeting
80 they may by special order appoint FOR the elec
~ me "iher oihrers. OF the City, Ia apppini an officer
| To be called the "OvcI.eer Of the Chain Gang Sc
whose term ofu flee shalt continue until his sueee,-
sor sha! have .been duly appointed and qualified To
set IN his stead unless sooner determined by death.
| Removals from office or other lawful cause
Sc. ;. The slid Overeet befnre entering unon
the discharge Of his duties shall assume the several
oaih' or afiirmaIinns required 10y ia. charter OF thu
Ci'yi and shall receive n Compensation for his
services surrI SUM for every day he may be employ.
Ell, as IhN council may by orler appoint.
Sec. b. 10 shall be the duiy Of The said Overscer
10 take TN" charge anu supeIintendence Ofsuch per.
sOas may he senIenccd lsbour under thi, orIi.
nance and during the usual hours Of labour 10 en-.
ploy hen IN such work the Street Commissioner
may from time I'D tan" assg for The purpose: AMI
"c shall hc authorized where any such person shaft
refuse 10 work or behave IN refractory manner ,lu
ring the p"riod ofhs sentence to castse snch DC.
''n hy whipping other reasonable and necoSs lry
punishment.
! See ]. il shall be the duty Of ,he Mayor annual.
~ 10 contract with rhe keeper oG The Jail OF Ohu
/ county for the sonGae nCnt and boarding OF such
P"rsons as may uli,r this ordinance. be sentenced
| io Ia bOr
Sec. g. This ordinance shall take effect from and
alter ITS passage.
Passed June 30. 1871
| GEORGE DULTY, Mayor
! JANIS S, WHEAT, Clerk
! J1y !. 1911.
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TRANsYLyANIA UNIVERSITY.

MtsNt'Ab DEPARTMENT.
UyHE LECTUREsin hisInsti,ut,,,, c,r,,,.,...
rs usual. on The iirN Monday in November
and cose the lasi of Febsuury
THE FACULTY CONSISTS OF
BENZ W. DUDLEY. N D. Profcssyf Of Apa,o.
ny and Ssrgery.
JAMES NJ BUSH w. D. Adjune, Professor Of
DO
JAMES r. CROSS. VI. D.. Professor Of Ins..
trics md Medical Jurisprudence
ELIsHN BARTLETT. NJ D.. Professo, n,
Theory AID Practice
w 70. ri HARRISON. NJ D.. Professor orob.
sictrcs q Diseases OF Women and Children
TIIOS r. MITCHELL, NJ d., Professor Of
Mltera Mpdica and Therapeutic
RD3ERr PGrE {. NJ D.. Professor Of Chen,
istry md Pharmacy.
TIE cast Of % foil course Of Lectures. is Sos
payable IN advance. Boz notes Of go1d and solvrn
Banks II he States whence he pupils come The
Maricuai.on aud Library ticket is 81. ard the Dis
seeing ticket $40 Graduation Zee. so Bo1rd
ing md ~ lEiug. Duel and lights incudoJ.) from
e. so tos3 per week By orlcr.
THOMAS u. MITCHELL. " ~.
T..y-oriou x. Jon ~ Dea7 n Frevi'v