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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-27
GAYNOR & ROYETER,
! door above Bell TsgnTn.

DUTLERE TAETELEsS sEfDIITZ POWDERS
~ IN Powders, which unusually offered 10 tho public
IN iwo - arste Portions are in these by which
prevents spontan action upon 0thar comb.
ued ~ one compound p0wder the eevescing s0luon Of
which, IN water, isvcry nearly tasteiess.
Besides being more palaable, II IL inside IN much less
time and with Infinitely less trouble than produe
wb the two powders prepared IN the usual way POI
ALEXANDER DtvAI,
NJ y nd
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-27
. :. ps SUI, :; i sEo oS.s .ssssvss.

Dn. -. 3. HLErcMHR's
PATENT sUkG EoF's fRUsS,
For the radical Cure Of Hernia =
TtiIs rra. mas been used asd approved BY the mo.
eminent Surgeons at the Nsrth, and owipE It's neat
affection. odciae price, has been extensively
nifodoecdn hosc saics-i has also been proooune ed
hyperion instrument oy the surseonsin Philadelphia and
Dc. 2 received the dplom. at the Meeh.nles h,e Fair
supply OF these valuable ina, saeni. ia.s received
iass 81 ''0' On. Soes sssss the S Sen T.,sio
FRESH T1 AND HSD sHAsSs1sIH 'scors,
wh raIss, Es ENp. 4 R,EHTSAl1.
u BURLINGTON q GO. have rsssu,ly received and
.sSss. 81 @ :s
from the manufacturers which, with those previously
pc,e they believe be found in Virginia al this tune and
which they offer TO their friends eusomers and the pub
believe canno, be otherwise than satisfactory ALI
!" oar line will a Il 20 seI sna s sxs ar ar.
call before purchasing elsewhere shall offer them
cles recently received and expected, the follow
| ing, viz:
LADIES'.
Ladies' superior kid and dress walking
Ladies' superior kid aud dress walking slippers
LADIES' superior ss s In, walking Shoe; aud Slippers
DO do CATER Boots-oulicd silk Buskins
DO do fine leather and calf skin Walking Shoes
DO do kid and morocco Buskins.
cENrLEMEN's.
Gen,lemsn,s superior eafskn and morocco dress Boots
Boots, part Miles
Gentlemen's superior kipskin Navy Shoes Brosans
| Do do csEskin do do, part Miles
| Do 10 do Over do, 10 do
| DO calfskin water proof Boots, al 6 and o.
| Do do do do Shoes.
| MEMS.
Meas lined and bound pessed and sewed Brossns
| DO stout unbound do do do do
| DO extra heavy pesged and sewed Wafer Boots.
/ women's sewed and pegged leather Wells
Do do 10 DO do Boots
DO neleiher Kid and morocco shppeia
BOYS.
/ Boys lined and bound pegged aud rewed Brogass
Do fine calf and kip sewed Brcgans
Do extra heavy sewed do
Do fine calf Boots.
Misses fns seaskin and Dress Boots part city
made
Misses hne do do d, do Shoe,
DO kid slippers
Do fine leather Boots aud Shoes.
cHILpRENs.
Children's superior welted Bootecs and Shoes
DO do pump do do do
Do superior morocco Roots, Shoes and ANGLE Ties
TRUNKS.
Superior leather Travelling Trunks bellows and tops
DO hair and seaLskin Trunks &c. .
D. BURLINGTON & Co
Wholesale and Retail Boot, shoe Trunk and Leather
de 10 Dealers-Aansion House
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-27
BooKBINpINe AMP sLANK hook
FALL IMPoRTArIoNs, 1910.

CHINA, QUEENS-WARE, sc.
HAVE in store and ahoat, per ships Rhode Island
and Sea, from Liverpool, and baTque Earnest Gustave
from Bremen, very extensive assortment OF CHINA
QUEENS-wARE, GLASS, Sc., which offer TO
dealers In original packages, order upon
the best terms for cash, or on the usual credit.
VIM +. BUTLER
Late smyth a. Butler.
Three doors above the BeIlTavern. SCI -da
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-27

OF HARTFORD, CONN.
rTWIS Company offers insure Houses, Stores Mills
Factories, Barns and The contents 81 each together
with every other similar species " properyIhosNsT
DAMAGE FtBE.
The rates Of prenum Ohercdare as low those 0fany
mar institution, and every one las opportunity,
small 10 be protected gEan the rsvages u Tits de
sructive element, which Ohen 10 sDgle hour sweeps
away the earnings Of many years.
Tee the Once purses transactna Ne business
and In the adjusting and payment Of losses IL prompt and
Apply 70 HENRY CLARKE,
Who has teeD appointed Agent for the
aS-tf Cty Of Richmond SC.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-27

JAMas = oHoRen wuNsron.
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
RErER 10
Lambert q neKs.sie, Alexandra
lohn boxxs \ 60, nAkmore ......
TIA w Butcher, Philadelphia
James Hunter, ke~ York
Francis Fisher, Bosion
bingham 4 Hroihers, Pifsburg
Henry Crew, Richmond, Ohio
BENZ. w LAdd, snihheld, Ohio
Lennel joiner, Mt Pleasant, Ohio
RToid. Cincinnati e..
Horn q Carpenter, do
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-27
MA HALL
FURNITURE wAREROOMs,
NUNNS g. CLARK'S
PIANOS

rugfE subacribef 10 constantly Iescelng supplies fTon
TIE shove makers. the superior quality % whose IN
decreasing demand for them.
To those srcsdy usined With these Instruments
may he sapcrhuous 20 say that. they made with
rere segsrdto keeping w object desirs
bic especially when diaut from ces where taners
seldom be wiihj having DOT only tc cRetahio plate
al the modern improvements bat keo braces pee uariy
calculated % give great sfrcnsfh and soidiy.
ut-A GUARANTEE 10 wriunf cuifica the purchaser 70
eschsafe hlslnrrumcn any tnse within one year sbor
lrprove defective
Al Pianos enid o. remain In this city, VIII be kept
year wHhou chrree; and BE- In fhs
fontffy packed without charge
Pianos tsneh ~ on hire, and taken in exchange
r. ~ TAYLOR,
an no~o ss-sA spy ositc The Banks.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-27
.HL1NK ACCOUNT uoOKs.

/ ". RAgDOLPH a co would rssoer,t1iIv s,u-..,
W WelclanH vb0 ipic19 opening nsv SETS Of Tooks
ABOUT the hiN n January, The prdprety Of bsgtns
made some weeks before they DE ssntsd ss 49,, 'eW
h,aL nsns booss when Immediately used, are XII ~
D'se ~ the binding, aud tho paper 10 blot " W !"
The btftqUality Of paper with other msts.,sl, m A.,
a"n is S' ne made ~ At sbor notice 10 any style
Ledsers Journals Day, CASH Letter and Jnvo,s up
~ snseI Black iIookson band-most Of them mad.
~ months since, WI ich 10 much larger ami be,,,
w9si than 70 usually kept for sale in RobnonJ s'''
Wcessufe ihg public that They will always 6,d =, 49,
sofcse hne seleclon Of gos end az prices as L. ~
same qualify can be had 10 our ey Or sreWbsrs ~ he
p...,,. =. w. RANDOLPH A co
uoiel, Main street, and on shockoe mi loo .
the Theatre. ' '"' "oorS below
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-27
HrNA FIRE IssgMAnCE conrANi

- hoENCY RiCHmoso, Va.
'lhlr tomp1gT Incorporated In the year 1915, With
n perpetual chaueT and capital " e60,yO, and IN.
sures against loss or damage by Gre dwelling houses
notcs Manufacturing establishments, household furnt
terms.
Any losses Wtie the Company NAY suslan on Tsques
isken At this agency, VII liusted with pTopIdc nd
hbershfy.
hPphcainps Tot bnSgraGee tbn renewal ~ policies
may be made N die subscriber vim has beeo ulv an
pointed Agent for tho Guy Of Richmond and vienity
Once opposite the Rsnke. s--1e
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-27

'T'HN FLbfNE TNUNBs.-IhAVel In N0Te . We
II ~ largo stock Of hard Ruesei and black Leather ,,s
Yelling TRUNKS both solid and bellows tops from inc
smallest 10 che largest size made. Some OF the above
Trunks Manufactured IN sups rioT svIe Nv
the best Trunk maker In america Those wishing 10 p,,y
ehase VIII their advantage 70 call and examine my
stock. SAMUEL PtITNFy ~
6b Opposite The Log Cabin
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-27
MERIoAN TABLE oUTLEKY.


Euery Piece warranted good.
~ J. RICHARDS a co. have Just opened an addition
~. al supply OF the above justly celebrated Cutlery
consisting ia part. follows:
Bes, heavy ivory balance handles with French Forks in
sets Of 81 pieces
Best ivory balance handles with plain Forks Of 81
pieces
Also superior article Of black aud colored sell-tp ba.
lance handles with and without French Forks, in Of
81 pieces or otherwise
Also, Beef Steers, very superior article
DO ivory and selfiip Carving Knives and Forks
DO do game Carvers
The above goods, for sale other establishment in
the city, will he disposed OF reasonable prices the
Hardware AMI Fancy Store, sign OF the opposite the
swan Tavern, II street, shockoc IIl. no 20
SHAWL ROOM
Gay a BENTLEY hsve this day opened upwards Of
VI HUNDRED splendid Shaws aud Mantilas arranged
onher second foot where they be
mined. Among them,
Heavy figured Kabyle shawls
Embroidered camel hair 10
Rich extra rich Broche do
DO embroidered Thbet 10
Elegant figured satin do
splendid embroidered satin do
Gros grain, satin, and mode Mantllas
Velour Ottoman with fringe do
super clene velvet
Embrcidere red aud cut velvet DO
Extra rich embroidered satin do
Those in want Of the above articles will rarely
with favourable opportunity Of making selection
Call soon no 2G-2weo
CCOTTs PATENT IRON SAFES, Lined win
- Asbestos manufacuTedin Philadelphia 10y a. W. Cross
n. BALDWIN,
ieu nuuo. site The Banks
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-27
dc Ia WOW colin ". FARMER. ID. G..

NlRGlNlh-ht Rules, holden in The clerks Once o,
the CiTcnit superior Court of Law and Chancery Iof
The county Of buckingham the 9TH day OF December
liOi ~ TuiNHeI, adn'I Of Christian shrack, dcccas
plainn; asaing Wilson n. Price WIN Moseoy, and Ro.
bert Irving, defcndants,-IH CaA.csaY.
The defendant Wilson ~ Prico NOT having enisre. hi,
appearance and gwen security according 10 the Act
seilbT and the Rules Of this CouT aud appearing by
satisfactory egldence, that he ia an inhaant OF s
country: IL ordered that he said absent defendant do
appear here on tie FIRST day Ostbe next April Term and
answer the bill Of the plaintiff; and that copy Of This or
der be forthwith inserted In newspaper publsb.d In
the pIy Of Riehmond, for two months and
poed the on gopr pf The Cont House Of this eoIInfy
A Copy. Tesla ~'''
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-27
BOOks, sTATIONARY. a.

, az BOOKS, srATIONARY, &c.
800 ~. ~ Cog Bookselers fdoors below
Main street have recently received barge
Nstonery Of I'll kinds and dualies. an1 ,1oss
aIeai vaneiy-An Of which they Offer 10 eoyo,,y ae,
chants and others, Al low prices =" ''""'y e39n
S"h ~. CuEEsE, LONDON DOCK
. brandy, 40 90
LOT Of very superior DoInhln ami sslo,s 49,. fn.
n PIPE extrs lne Old Cornac By,ndv 'eo''
W casks beat LONDON Porter snd NJ. a..
hsIi chests Of eura fine Gnntowder Tea
Just received aud for sale At
90 THOMAS r. 7. TABa's
FAMILY Grocery, v or Msin street
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-27
hs-wsw RSoc'ff.fE ELpRrpoE. g G.

NIUGINIAt-A Rules hela In the ClcTkis ,,rirc ~
~ NE Dncuh superior Court of Law and Chaneery for
county on Monday, the Th day 81 December
,f"-"eo w Soutlau. coinp't against Warren l. Olivier
lIsness olivier, Maria Olivier, C,oEyicr, John
from w Olivier, dcfls--iS CnANcEHY
nc de lendant Thomas Foy, not having entered his
appearance and given security according 10 the act Of
seihby and tue rules Of this court, ami II appeaTng Inv
siaeiory evidence that he is no: inhatanf 81 his
ro,nmongeplih IN motion Of the complainant by Warren
Jones' MS ahorney s ordered, thai tho SAID
nospPcar az Rules 10 be holden In Ito Clerk oftce of r
sal Coun on NE hrs Monday n March next and nnsyer
the painn BILL and that copy Of this order DO for,h
Sn inserted IN sone newspaper rublshcdin The fit f
NeNoGh To- Two months Iccesgvely and pos,eI NJ A.,
front door Of the Donuhouso Of thls edpnty ''V
Copy Tesie '
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-27

N Nottoway County Court, December ID, is,o-wooi
Jones, PHI asains Thomas Grimsicad, Robert Tuck
Thos Dcsne and Richard Henry Heukes, defs IN Char.
Gerry.
The defendant Thomas crimstead, not having entered
his appearance and given security according
assembly aud the rules OF this Cosr, and appearing by
satisfactory evidence that he 10 OF thus
Common wealth. IL Is ordered the said Defendant do APP
pear here on the first day OF March Term next and an.
tho bill Of the plaintiff that copy Of this or,ier
be forthwith inserted In the Rich whix, for two
months successfully, and posted front door Of the
Courthouse OF this county.
A Copy. Testc,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-27
y tTue Copy. Icsle,
}. }. AlLWoRTII, Deputy
de lS-wew For Tho X Joynes "a &,
ABRA. SHEPHERD. Jr.c.C.

VIRGINIA -At a ouu held Tor Halifax county, at
the Cour Horse thcr eo, Tuesday the Saith day OF
November 1910: Mary Linn (the cIdcr) Mary Linn and
Jane Cole, PLAINTIFF against William Hurt Nancy his
wife, aud Edward e. Carrinton eIor OF John X Linn
ceased, defendants-IS CHANcERY.
The defendan $, William Hurt and Nancy his wife,
not having entered their appearance, AMI given
according to the Act OF Assembly Rules OF this
Court and appearing by satisfactory evidence, that
they not inhabitants OF this Commonwealth-It IL
dered that the said defendants do appear here ON the
fourth Monday In January and the bill
Plaintiffs and that copy OF this order lie forthwith in.
serted in some newspaper published Ia tho city Rich.
mond for two months s"ceesivcly and posted the
door OF the Couu House OF this county.
A
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-27

IN Chesterfield County &c ur December H. lsIO.-Tbo.
mas Belcher, VIM u Beicher Dsnisl Deishrr md Ar.
Ghi6ah Franklin and Nancy his wife, Pills against Thomas
WASH ana MARINA ms wife, and JOHN PeTkinson ADM
OF Robert Becher deed, dets-is CHANcsRY.
This day CAME the plaintiffs and flei tneir bill ana th
deiendanis Thomas Walsh and Martha hs WIFE hav.
ing entered her appearance aud given security
appearing 10y satisfactory evidence that they not inLa
buapSoi THIS ComUonweahh on the motion ~ the pain
TINS by COUNSEL ordered thar the defendants do ap
pear here on e first day Of next March aud
the OH Ci tie plaintiffs and give security for performing
such order a. the court make IL the pTeinsaa and
that copy OF THIS order bs forthwith inserted IN acme
newspaper published in the city Of Richmond for two
months suecessvey, and posted the front door Of the
Courthouse Of tits County.
copy. Tcstc.
dc Ia u9w colin ~ FARMER IN a.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-27

E.-"P"-- JUN " 'hHrs y 4.
A an Intervening Court began and held lr EsseT conn
W n the Court House IN Tappahannock On the IN 81
day Of December, 1910 Uorolhy Ghrgeu plaintiff againe
James Garnet, and Samuel y. Moofnan who nter,oar
RCD with Emily Garnctt who since heas without issnc
defcndants,-IH Cbanesyg. '
This day came tho painnf by counsel and 6cdber b,II
snd he Defendant James Garneu having oniei ed liz
appearance, and given security according 10 me .ef ~
Assembly audit Rules Of this Couu ami appearing 10
The Cour bY satisfactory evidence that Tho safd
snot an nhabiiant ~ THIS State On motion Of ~ nl,
W. u ordered, that The sad dcfenlnt 10 appear here ~
nc iTd Monday IN March merit, 10 answer be psn,6i
'li and that copy ~ This oTdot 10 fouby iosartcd
IN some newspaper published In tho Cy OF piebnond ~,
town % fredoreksbufg, for eight weeks
snd that another copy thGregf BE- posod AZ 49,, 800 ~
OF the Court House Of Tits county w
de1-wow IAMEg nov mirou =. swS
nT0BACCOd sEGARs, sNUFF. ae-
SUPERIOR Chewing Tobacco
- Principe and ResaIa SCARS
starts. Ielpers and ,,rl,r,rs s.o,eh .r u.ee.l ~.
rnun ''''N" "''' ""S's' ="
French Rappce snuff
NatchitOchea do
Iisrihams Noo do
Dcmi Gros 10
Iorrillard'a chewing anil smoLIog Tot..ero
% ~ ss.orl'nen Of Good sp,nlsh sHdoi s,grs,
6AyNoR a RoysTER,
W. ldoorsboys the Bell TNeTn.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-27

SELLS ENDowMENTs FOR CHILDREN;
RECEIVES MONEY ON DEPOsITE;
EXECUTES TRUSTS;
MAKES CONTRACTS in which life the interes, Of
Bey Is involved.
WILLIAM MURDOCH. Secretary.
Applications may be made personally by letter, (posi
PAID TO the subscriber Agent for the Company Rich
mond, who will furnish all necessary information persons
DESTROYS Of avang themselves Of the advantages which
CHS Institution offers for providing against those changes
u which all subject, from the uncertainty Of life and
precariousness of business. by the payment Of small
sum, which most men spare, a comfortable support
nay, by this means, be secured TO ther families.
N n
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-06-19
Noturr.s Teachings,

The zebra teaches that the quality Of the skin too
often settles tho frtune fnot the value cf the per.
son. A zebra is an ass, with more beautiful skin,
hut not half so useful.
The bear teaches that many do little good ill
they are dead as the bear chiefly valuable for It's
skin, hams, and grease.
ILLUsTnaTIoS-Of this class are mise-s, vci-
Gus tyrants, etc. William Law died worth up
wards of seventy thousand pounds but while he
lived he gave nothing away, left his poor relations
to pine for bread and by his will devoted his prop
erty TO public institution.
The rhinoceros teaches That nothing is so well
defended but may be somewhat injured even this
animal may be wounded in the joints.
ILLusTnATIoN.-Thcre is no mind, however
fortified, which has not its sore pa,t.--A philoso.
phcr will bear you 10 g;he him with his poverty OF
dress but not to sneer at his Judgment.
The chneumon teaches that little persons may
prevent great evils. hy crushing them in time The
ichneumon destroys alligator-cggS.
ILLUsTaATIoS.-The boor who mcnls the sea-
dykes in Holland saves il from an iuundaiioa OF
the schoomaster who checks the ambition of his p,I-
pill saves the world from tyrant.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-06-19

ARKAssAs CoAI,--TMs new article of com
meree has been received at Natchcz'-rhe lspers
If that city say that ii has been burnt there, that it
emiis no smoke, and burns freely with pale
white blaze. 1t burns freely Us Pillsburg coal,
and is used in the same CRATES. The Free Trader
says, at would be almost considered romance
should We give history Of the man who discovered
this coal, and of the events in his life which he'd 70
'he discovery Suffice i, to ssy the coal is an an
'h'Aei'cal with suilicieai gas contained in il to
make 1t highly infimmable. with so little bumcn
as to make II scarcely smoky. and with a ,enac;,v
ot combustion which makes ii las, as long again a,
one third longer than any coal ever known IN
Nschez."
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-06-19

OJJ' The plan of a National Bank, as reported by
Mr., Ewing, the Secretary of the Treasury, will he
found in another column. Whether Congress will
pass this, or similar bill at the present session, is
we think, doubtful. There seems, however, to be
a disposition 10 create Regulator of some kind
Mr.. Walker, one Of the democratic Senators, is in
favor of such an institution though somewhat differ.
cnt from the Secreiarys plan, will be by the
resolutions offered by him.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-06-19

or We have now got a machine TO make our
own poetry. The following specimen is the first
that has been run through our mill. few syla-
bes and letters occasionally clipped of, which,
however, does no, hurt it, the rhyme is still pre-
served, which is all that is essential in good poetry.
We have also ground out WeNerism this week,
and can grind tales, conunJ,ums, &c. to order.
The following ingredients, sprinklod with few
incidents of jealousy, hair breadth escapes seasoned
with other small matters to suit the TASTE all well
mixed together, will make love tale of the first wa
ter. viz: young lady of about II, rich old uncle
without children, cousin or two, and an old maiden
aunt, young gentleman violently in love with
the young lady, but opposed by the uncc,--another
gentleman his rival. To make it more affecting, a
few iainting spells and little hartshorn may be
aL,
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-06-19

CT An Exchange Paper states that a
house in Dsnville lately struck by the electirc
fluid.
A Wing house. no doubt, and the inmates proba.
bly, candidates, running for ofice. This fluid seems
% have penetrated in every direction of late There
Is scarcely whig house of note to be found, but
what has received a slight Shock. Let them beware
of the approaching storm. Next October they may
expect TO hear thunder
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-06-19
Breach of Promise.

The n. o. Picayune, in noticing a breach OF
marriage promise case, has the following very ap-
propriato remarks
These breaches Of marriage promise are vile hum.
mankind. She whose broken and blrrding heart
can he mended by an application Of copper can be
no great shakes.
Thcm's our sentiments, exactly - Freeman.
Copper is necessary ingredient in the compost
lion of Brass.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-06-19

The editor Of the Reading Democratic Press
vows as his frs, choice for the Presidency Thorn,
n. Benton, second choice, COL Richard H. Joh.
son, He is favorable alsc he says, to the nomn
ton of a Pennsylvania candidate for The Vice Pr
sidency.
We say le, that man be Hon. W. F. Packer,
this place; or, Gen. Simon Cameron, Of Midd
town. Either of whom would do honor 10 the 81
,ion.- WHiamSport Freeman.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-06-19

az The Buckeye Blacksmith has got the office
OF Indian agency at Sandusky, worth seven hun
dred dollars per annum. HIS boasied declaration,
lection has endcd-not in smoke. hut in Office, as
any one might have suspected. Well might Cow
per say:
"Patrots have grown too shrcwd TO be sincere,
And we too wise TO trust them"
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-06-19

"RArHER AwKwARD - This was the remark
of the las, Capt. hut one of the President when he
found she had not arrived in England This was
not long ago. Alas what can he think nOW /?
That UNIV ieldy hulk is now plunged and welioring
among caverns Of the deep, where sailors homes e
whitening aud some restless sea-ian waves over
them and we cannot but dePlOre the "awkwsrd-
ness" unweldly marine constructures-which alb
scluleiy invited destruction.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-06-19

~ The DanvllIe papers speak in high terms of
the canal officers, in rspairi the recent breach
near that place. 1t is but justice to say, that the
engineers, superntendants &c. Of the public works
in this neieho orhood have invariably attended 10
their duties with degree of promptness and des-
patch, that has given universal satisfaction.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-06-19
III n R rs IE ID -.

On the 9th ult, by the Rev. ]. p. Shindel. \
WILLIAM KREISEu to Miss REBEccA LAUTI
sL.oEn, h2ih of union county
On the 5lh inst, hy the same, Mr.. GEoH
LEAK to Miss REBEccA HorFMAN, both of Aug
ia township.
On Tuesday last, Nv Christian Bower, Esq,
J,coH REM to Miss EVA CONRAD, both OF Aug
ia township.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-06-19

Change AGAINST WoMAS.--Margaret Conclin
was exemincd in Cincinnati, on Monday, for the
munler of nn old man named Clark In the course
To testify that the old man could not have lived
much longer any how. This important fact does
not appear, however, 10 have been consiIe,ed n
full justification of his ''taking off," Margaret
was committed -Erchapge.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-06-19

~ Some OF our exchange papers speak in very
hattering terms of Judge Woodward of Wilkes
barre, recently appointed by Gov. Porter. Judge
woodward has always stood deservcdy high in the
estimation of his numerous friends, well lor his
nmiable disposition and exemplary character, as his
high legal attainments.