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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-11-27

HEPA1ITIS OK LIVER COMPLAINT.
Liver complaint Is described to he ot two form
viz Acute and Chronic, which are different IN the
seat and character, and are produced from ulcers
the Liver which is descastd On the surface in Il
CENTRE In the lormer, the patient is attacked vii
sudden pain, in the region Of the Liver, 20 se'e
that even the led 81, thcs are lnsurporable; the /
tient cannot bear to lay his left side fro
the pressure exeIted in that position OF the nilam,
organs, The latter may Ga on IN such mann
that the first symtoms If Liver Complaint are tho
which mark the occurrence OF supruTahon. II
Acute and Suh-scu,e varieties, almos, always COZ
mcnce with some chilly feelings succeeded by he
OF the skin, fevered tongue, having yeowish
prarancr. Irregular state of the bowels, costivenes
toun,eucance changes 10 pale or cl,roD color,
yellow like those afflicted with jaundce, difficulty
hTraihlmg, disturbed rest attended with coueh
versh SYMPTOMS, dry aud arched skin, dlihcul
OF living on the right side, uTlne scanty aud his
cnlorcd, The patient passes many bad nights aud
frrGu ntiy troubled with Diauhna, Tenasmus al
PrIes, nausea and vomiting, and has consldera
thirst. " hen the inflammation affects the peril
neal coat Of the Liver the pain Is much more lnten
AID the fever higher Than Nh, confined to the Ii
or. In chronic affections II is uncertain in It's t
mina,ion the pain is intense, attended occasion
! ~ with icverish symloms dry and paTchcd skI
irregular bowels, sailow countrnauce. freqeunt
ticks of juaudicc, the tongue Is scarcely ever r.
from yellow fur, the appr,ue bad, snd coiTuPtlo
ausc,s the face aud back, behind the shoulders, d
| Dn. HAuLcu's Compound Strengthening ToI
! ic aud Apercni Gem,n PIlls, WILL IN malor
of cases produce perfect cure, and II used at Il
yery onset Of affection will in every case arrest
disease This Is not merely theory but fact, whi,
can be substsntat,d d 10y the testimonies Of varlo
persons who have Witnessed the astonishing eti.
! of TIN, invaluable medicine. The die. mu, n,
tended TO, sui the warm bath must nU' IA. n
ed when the Patient can have acr,tss
and explicit directions are def ned
pamphlet which accompsnle'. the -. ','' - ~"
lie obtained gratis oi any Of no rrsnIa,,r ,n,,oin
agents who sell this ;nedi ma - 'sN'1''' 'PP''"
"a s,".'L"; oure a I'd Uensrsl Depot for the U
.eI h;"''s' Is at M, 10 Nonh Eighth sueer, Ph
u',pn's' "he.e all communications for Agenc
Ho,s' ''s' ..g and Medicines mus. he sddressed O.
! P''u'} ~hch will meet with immediate attention.
HENRY YOATHEIMER,
May /, lsfl. Agen
New-York tribune., 1841-12-25

ROBBERY oy THE PATENT OFFICE. WA>HINGroS.
Nothing get mas TRANSFERRED to detect the rogues
People talk sagely, with finger upon nose, aoou1 It
Some say, /, was done by foreigners. having learn
ID thi. trade, perhaps, in London Diners 'hink
we ought to look nearer hone, and not iar from
the Patent O;iice, among those who had every
chance. for long time, TO watch every oPPortum
". Its singular transaction any how and oush
10 be looked into ii tAc rogues are not soon caught
The real value OF the articles was not PROBABLY
over = goo, rather less than above that sum.
Phil. Gazette.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-25
sEIu.aNS 4FF.

HsUrrON 3 RUMBLE, III closing the Season have
oucu led TO offer the coming Few WEEKS their large
tcck of Dry Goods prices that y III warraH their
immediate sale Our 10 co~pleto, and IN eo-
sg our ptesen; stock pledge ourselves TO give great
B,RcAi,s 70 ouch may be pleased to give Us cali
IN SPRING STREET
~ B-Oa- good arc all sound. and no deception pr'c.
ticed. C4) G!o ~
New-York tribune., 1841-12-25

Aadyet our b., de forbid me to iuc-rict
Tort yoi .re 80 lShsk-peVe.
Thys spske tho gent bard OF females wh hai' on Their
upprr lips sun ghttul sxcro,ce4ces may ID feiiaa
uenty oradcGcd well the supcruons hair tom M
dcs of the ace tack of neck the brow" or the "ote
tubtorn beard Of man by usiug Gourluds peue rhilg
Powder for uproo,ng hair o he had at MS eiieu'o
Walker t door fos4 Broldwoy 81 per nottlo.
(g1
New-York tribune., 1841-12-25

revise the ,sr laws 80 TIA, the duties iron shz not
be beIo those ~hir imDosed during TIE year ic39
JAMES BOORiAN, Charaan
y CAswELL, Secretary.
Tho Chairman appointed Corresponding Committee,
WIN II. Townsend effrm Townsend < Brother.
DANIEL Ayrcs, Of iFra Il Boyr'nAs. Johnsos Ayre'
70 New York.
n. stanley, OF irm ofM n. >taul-y & Co,
Nv Weisnore. Of fFpi Of Ne'more Il Co.
II TT .daic of' firm ii : I. Tisd4le 4 Co..
Ss.a1 7. Cary of i nj o; Cary 81 Co,
Nicholas Saltcs. OF firm OF sal-n. Co.
John Townsend, Albany.
J. F. Wirsiow Troy.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-25

NJ Tho able and excellent Annual report o.
the Secretary of The Treasury will be found on ON
Las, PAGE. Ifs expose of our National Finances
i, lucid though not lattering, and eaec'nally dis
o.I. III. misrepresentation di,iagenuously built
mo, peryersisn OF the Presidents Message BY
,be Loco-Foco press. We observe those who know
better continually asserting that the Expenditure,
of the Government for the current year amount Il
.hirty-two Millions concealing the fact that over
Five and Half Millions Of thu amount have bees
absorbed in the payment of Mr.. Van Buren's lcga.
cy Of Treasury Notcs-to say nothing of at leas'
as much more devoted to the cost Of Gen. Jack
sons heirloom, the Florida War. Ye, the Globe
with the facts fully before it, declaims against
Wing Expenditure of Thirty-two Millions, ano
arsuci that Van Buren, left no debt because onl,
Five ard Half Millions of the Loan have yc
been ,uI<en up, conceuing the existence Of Sever
Millions Of Treasury Notes and many other sef
Gus item. of indebtedness! Can the People be
blinded by such deception
In behalf of the great Producing Interests o
the Country, we thank Mr.. Forward for his mani!
and powerful vindication of the policy Of Proiec
ton. In spite Of all hostility and cavil, the Cour.
try will hear and heed his arguments, and stanc
prepared to respond to them whenever fitting op
portunity is presented.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-25

TIE Man RoGEERr.-SiIa. Do'y. formerly
Postmaster a, Adrian, Mich and more recent.
liberated BY the influence Of frcsds from the Nj
chisun peni,cntory. whittier ne had been sentenced
for ten y,ar-. ha, been arrested and is now in
jail al Buffalo, charged with the recent mail rob
berry near F,edonia. Many of the letters and
packages and money TO the amount Of some $l2,
goo haze been recovered. In the confusion OF over
hauling tina letters, the ro5ber overlooked two
packages, one con;ais..1s ,oo ard the,o;her 81,
500
New-York tribune., 1841-12-25

RosBggY.-Last night the store OF u W. ay-
lor. leweer and ,ver-snii'h. was enierea and
robbed ii about so worth OF goods. The are
proof. containing articles OF value. was 'fied -
verey. but IL would no, yield, and the villains so
eu; noerly paid for their troubl- Pnl. Gaz
New-York tribune., 1841-12-25
a FEW MORE

GENTLEIEN'S SCARFs AND SCARF STOCKS,
= To be Retailed at Wholesale plces, at l52 Pearl
street, corner Of Wall AI.s Caps, Drawers andHyraP
peru, ready made Lineas &c.
Those wishing to purchase aad better apply aooa.
daf .tFr&N
New-York tribune., 1841-12-25

% The Resolution oftbe HONE LEAGUE, anc
the Memorial of the lRoS MANUFACTURERS OF thi>
vicinity, will naturally arrest the attention of the
trienda Of American Industry and lrdeT cndence
throughout the country. We shall not here at
tempt to add anything to the impor ant delibefa-
lions which they press upon the consideration +
the country but we may respectfully entrelt our
brethren OF the Press, especially those friendly to
the Protection of Home Industryto lay them before
their readers with such comments as they seem
calculated to inspire. Congress must soon decid,
whether the hammer and tho shuttle of the Amer.
lean Freeman shall be paralyzed, and the bread
taken from the mouths of his children, to prolong
the starving dependence of the haPless serfs o
European Aristocrscy. If our country has but tn
manhood now to proclaim and abide by the grea
principle of FAIR AND Equal TRADE OR NoNI,
our Industry and Business will revive as If by ma
gic while the shackcs of CoU,nercal va-salagt
which Great Britain fe-ses for the whole world
will fall from the limbs to which they are now
CALLING. RECIPROCITY IN TRADE, firmly insisted
on VA overthrow the corn-luw monopoly Of tn
British Aristocracy, and give freedom ard plenty
the famished millions of their victims. That Amer
lean who would refuse to strike blow for hei,
emancipation, should at least be willing to maxi
an effort for our otrn.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-25
NEW.YEAR,S CALLS.
= OVERCOArs ANn rAsHLoNAELE al

= oVERCoATs AND FASHIONABLE CLoAKs
vii be required for Ne~ Years Day, and to BE- cure
anvlnG one IN time, made the best ,,le and at 10"
Price, you "i do we'll TO csll On III;
CHEAPEST Cassu TAILOR W.T..
u Peter v. ID usted, Nc. Chatham square, cnrn-
Of Catherine street n.eAcs Clothes order the neat
i Style. 10 per cheap4r thsn the cheapest cash
raiOr IN this city. A good ftin Ill cases warranted.
d2l e O.
T. gire: yire and sgater-Tae sub-eTiber
.s',ns hsa hclr stock OF i,ry Good c.nagcd rs hf'
leir stock ma, he { uni l,rse assortment Of Dress
'Ilks TO winch they would paftcu afy 'nAte me ~
.n-ca cf Laaies aishing e.; bafsafs Ai,', BOZ,
me Tsgiira. Cl0L4s rsssn' re-, -1n"s' FhAsa &c
al o. ahich o b. soi3 iJumedisleiy
oil iw q, GERARD & KLINCK. l6l Spring s.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-25
By !his Mornings Southern aall.

" The Mail from Baltimore and Washington
had no, arrived q, Philsdelphia yesterday When
the cars left for this city; we are consequently
without Southern news.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-25
CHEAPEST C2ssg TAILOR YBT.


,,ge md Of Scarf. and Scarf stocks
fhe very ats, st io AMI of superior quality all is-t
d Tor the present season.
Also, complete assortment OF stocks Collars oasoa''
iloyes. Suspcader., Handkslche.s, SHIRTS, &c, ~! y
New-York tribune., 1841-12-25

J7 The Raleigh K sis,yr suites that the notori-
Gus Robert Pouer. formerly Of that State, has been
recently elected member of Congress, in Texas.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-25

e The SLAVE TRADx.-It IS said. says tic Bal
tmore Clipper, that Don Pedro Banco. the grea'
slave dealer on the African coast. has been IN Ne"
York, ard also in Philadelphia and Baltimore.
within the past month, aHd has been instrumental
in having vessel purchased in New York. fitted
ont and loaded with ago for Africa, suitable
fnr the slaye trade
New-York tribune., 1841-12-25

BLOODY BusINEsS.-A man named Leonard.
was struck several times BY another man IN Louis
lana. not long stree. Leonard told him that II he
repeated it he would Kill MIN. The man s'rucS
min again. when he killed hun with bowie Nniie.
and hen escaped. 4 large party was in pursuit
Of MIN, had captured his gun and blankets, aad
.aused him to swim the river twice. But hi
known resolule character renders it probable thai
he will never be taken alive Rich. Star.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-25

u Mr. Schuyler, a la55rcr on the railroad was
killed a, Bridgeport, Ct, by collision between
the locomotive and the cars. the 18th.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-25
THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
December G5.

CsSTNSTs.
acknowledgements to Winter, by Giayea'-
The Dead sea, BY Z. w b. Canning
H.. The CONCLUSION Of BARNABf kuDGE.
Ill DR. LARONEK'S LECTURES-on Autonomy
Electricity steam Engine, sc.
w. STANDING COMMITTEES III Cor gTess p
WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENCE OF the
TRIBUNE.
VL.LATEk FKOM EUROPE.
VII CORKEaPONDENCE- Rond--Albany 10
Ha.agil COMPREHENSION New Yorl-Bosion
Enterprise, 81.
VIII HARRISBURG CORRESPONDENCE ucbs-
nan for President Currency -kesumPuoa aud
State Debts &c.
IN. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Repudiation-Increa'e
OF the Mayhem England Socioty-Tho in-
surgcnt Slaves of the Creole Scientific Exckon-
gcs-key. II. W. Bco~s's Leoture-TALKs
About tho HOME LEAGUE-sToCKS and
STOCK GAMBLING--Dr. Sparks Lecture on
the Naval Operations OF the ReyoOuor--
SPARKS Closing Lecture, SC. &c.
X...LECTUGE OF Rsy JOHN LINDSEY on the
MlLLENNlUM.
NJ Report of the Secretary of the Navy.
XII Report Of tle Po.t Master GeaerB
Nil NEWS Of the Dsy-B1trac,s from NewsPlpers
sc. sc.
XIV. Wholesale Prices Current.
XV.. Review ofthc Market attlc-Beef- Money.
Subscriptions 81 60 year. in advance single copies,
81 cent? GREELEY & McELRATH, 30 Ann 1t.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-25

j. Boys EOois.-Thc best assortment Of warrant
ed qualities OF Boy inc calf and kpp. sewed AID stout
pegged Boots, usual, be found the Franklin
Boot and Shoe store, JJ5 Pear of Frankfort street.
Caleb Cole & co.
v. B.-A large assortment Of Ladies and Gentlemen
Over Shoes and RGbber, o. d5i -
New-York tribune., 1841-12-25

GA man named Maynard, in Columbus, Che
mango CO., recently bea, his wife to death. Both
were drunk.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-25
Phil .Inqr.

BowEsY AMPHITHs,Tss msgnif- ut performlrc
come, of mere Ihs commencing half pat
o'clock aad another th- evening TAe Geological
Institute Will op the- large Menagsrie of Wild animal
during The Hoy ds,-. Entrance IN IL, Cl)
THE PASoEAM4s -PsIenl md School Teachers are re-
minded 'hat Jerusalem n Tl--hs OF inter
esIue pictures cve' exh bi;et in Ih- country
be seea a the ROtuEdl P-lnce at aud will continns
through the Hoydays. They may be viewed every day
aRd tins evening they vi! Be endidly illuminated. l.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-25

= Fruit, &c.-fhc subscriber offers for sale o,
reasonable terms ard in lot, suit purchaser tae 70
loving goods, viz New Rasin., Graper, Figs Prone
Citron' Cnrrants &c; together with large ead choic
sstor'ment OF Wines, Cordias Teas sad Groceries
d20 2S' @ JOHN MtGEAGH, No. l79 Bcwery.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-25

" For notice of Mr.. Eames's Lecture abstract OF
the Fiscal BILL notices Of New Books, &c ''c sec
FRS, Page.
" We are compelled TO defer our reP0'' u
LaTdner's Third Lecture I'LL our next
New-York tribune., 1841-12-25

II We earnestly eneat all sriiers OF rhyme to refraih
from wasting their valuable upon productions for the
Tribune 10 be sent churged with postage We have
paid considerable sua in this way late and should be
happy TO sell the Productions for half the money ths!
have VIII our correspondents think ofthis Ny
what right do they tax US with postage
New-York tribune., 1841-12-25

FJ7A negro ia red Reuben, has been thrown into
jail at Richmond. Va. charged with the mur Ter OF
another negro named Stephen.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-25

20 The Citizens BAak OF Nsw,orlesn. re.
saned Spec'c Payments on the 18th.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-25
4 VI. Ean,.e, is2 Grnnd-,t. near Broodv a,

conf rniiy WITH his praciice, III oher his whole
tock OF Dry Goods TIL the let Of January II cost A.
hls bong auction great bargains can
ne had. On bend, silks, Mcriooes. Mousen de Laines
iringhams CAlicoes Fannss Musins, aud every artos
usually kept By the craft. 81 ala ~
New-York tribune., 1841-12-25
u The Sixth Anniversary of Sabbath

SCHOLARS MISSIONARY ASSOCIATION copnsetr.,
with the Pearl st. Presbyterian Church will he h. t.
Sabbath evening" O'clock in the Church h.
Roadway and Elm Several addresses ma, D
-r?ected, and the Annus Report will Dc SaLb,t
schools md those favorable to the of Mi-,ons sr
invited 20 a.tend dah 4.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-25
THE TRIBU Ne.
SATURDAY MORNING, DECEMBER ..

II The gentleman who loaned the Editor of thi, paper
gold ca,ed Pencil a, the New England Dinner and len
quietly without reclaiming earnestly requested TO
call for Il or leave his adsress nj this Office
New-York tribune., 1841-12-25

THy MEXICAN NEws.--Thc Courier If last eve
ming contain, some details copied from Mexican
papers to the l6,h alt. received by the Virginia
Antonrtte, which are in confirmation of the news
We have previously published. Another oifisisl
account states that the TeXian Santa Re traders
had been capturcd-that twelve wagons. five OF
which were hllcd with merchandise worth $4,000,
and the other seven containing provisions and am
-lunition were taken, vi b 200 stand of firearms,
piece of cannon, 10 horses and 20 oxen. Th.
account states teat the Icxian, captured at
the Lagoon Of Colorado, in the middle OF the plain
OF Estacads, without hot having been tired they
having surrendered at discretion, the first sum
mon from It. Col. Archu3ta, having under him
$50 men, the advanced guard of Gen. Armijo's
division. Lieut.. Quintano had arrived at chihuahua
with a Texan Colonel, ;A.ee Captains, Doctor,
ard ;ws BOYS. Capt. 5alazai also started with 1872
other prisoners. It i stated in the papers that
army Of 5000 mea had already marched from the
Capital for Texas and that the whole force of the
nation i to BE- set in motion for the destina
ton, "a be led on by President Santa Ana in per
son. The Texan prisoners. If taken, above
represented, have probably ere this been put to
the rack, or placed in ;he mines. Ii the former,
will their fate be avenged Or ii the latter, how
long will ,he friends of humanity permit them to
remain therel \. q. Com. Bulletin, l4th.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-25

70 DIArH OF SIR FKANcI, CHASrREY.-Ths
aincnt sculptor died suddenly on the 18th OF
Eoxar,har
New-York tribune., 1841-12-25

JA young man named Melvin, at Richmond,
Va wa arrested on tie 18th, for attempting to
pass forged note for so.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-25

j. Attracted by tho .i.eut advertisements o. u"
Balm OF Columbia The Ks,"fa ~ the lar. 80
No. Il Maiden LAu,. the undersigned purchased md az
Piled fhful4y for about month, "tt ont tcri' a.
any benefit what from - .sc In DESPAIR Of I'm ~
,ny remedy va, about procuring Wig wrer, Nhilc
Newburgh short fino ~ 60, was urged "a ~ KE'ts
HAIR RESTORATIVE, b! gentlemen ~ 70 bad used nus
sell with perfect and per s,naly acqutiat'
it'll sera others who ,G had their uuf restored hy
called Mr. Beds NY rctGrs 10 tho y,
stated If he would satisfy mo 'li HIS preparation va n
umbuc would pu chasc ~ have applet Il his office,
No I'll Ccdarstrect. the he advertised to apply
No charge artil the hair Is restored" Tac ics
unony addacc aud personal references gwen we're sui
Ont to the strong preudco' created by the en-
lure III tie Of other specifics for tho pur
and HOW at this time do not hesitate TO recomme
t. nth full Conscience of lis being Whist tho name pur
poris 4 Hair Restorative"
DDS L. mo. Z. Al Il Rcekman-.t.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-25

DJ7Thc barn Of Mr.. John Charnc at FlemiSs
ton. n. J., was burned, with its contents and two
stacks of grain, ON the 18th.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-25

UChates and Mary Seymour have been con-
viccd, at Rochester, Of having stolen $1,000 i'll
notes, and certificate of dePositc for $500, from
Mr. Holmes.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-25

THu FRENCH ATLANTIC STEAxgRs.-We learn
from competent AID highly respectable authority,
that New York has already been determined upon
a. the port at which th- French Atlantic steamers
will arrive and depart in this country.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-25
los cccedei in reachiEr he laad.

BRurAL.-A wretsa, named Peter Cauble, and
Il : vy.i,-. have been arrested Salisbury. n C..
fr having whipped I.t-'e negro boy 50 cruelty
thai he was not expected - survive. They had
but short tine rre,i'us, hurled negro girl, who
i, was supposed TAD died na'ura' death; hut
til. boy disclosed, aid cxlmaaten OF the disir-
TERED body confirmed the horrible fact, ihat she
mad been actlally beaten to deuih. Both these
brute. are in al awaiting their trial.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-25

MERRY CHRISTMAS is the universal wish nj
this season. grateful and cheering one. w,
would not check the innocent hiiarty Of the occu
sion, hough we may not improperly suggest tina
the festivity of Christmas should be chastened and
hallewed by the consideration of its Divine origin
and the stupcndous exhibition Of Benigniry anc
Love to which that origin recalls wandering
thoughts. If we could hope that eur Churche.
wosld be as eagerly filled, this morning, as ou
Theatres and other places Of seductive resort thi,
evening, and that the general observance of the
day would be correspondent TO this, we should MOI
doubt that this would prove, indeed, happy fes
tval, foreshadowing years of serene and we'll
grounded happiness to come.
A Merry Christmas TO you, young friends bu
mny its Mirth be entwincd with Innocence, and its
pleasures those which de,ract nothing from thu
health Of the body or the purity of the soul
New-York tribune., 1841-12-25

II CHRISTMAS PKtses 4. 1T Just time to-day; for
the right way to do the thin not to buy your gt"
week b fore hand and oil the nap showing con
hdenrlay half M neighbo hood Buy the beet ihng
you find Christmas morning and send IT III quietly
before tho sharpes cared mad IN the lnRiy can have
heard OF u But what sh II buy says lmit inquirer,
VINO is letting dare not wait upon would Ffen'
that is diilcut question. choice Annual ~ good
thing, though pot pari-uafy novel; good book viii do
for the studOus. gold ornament for the dashn=, sni
rre for any young lady particularly cczy with
But you have sick friend ca'ion-if you know
man brokon in health young dy OF delicate
constitution, why regard the us ful rather than the
hawy, aud send box ef Dr. Peters ncstimnbc Vegeta
bic Pi-l There are thousands now suffering dis
which they would conquer; why not have compa-
sion heir inirmitiest Remember that the Doctors
Principal Office is at +5g Bro1d-ar.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-25

LoulslASA.-Ihc Legislature of this State con.
vened at New Orleans the 18th instant The
Legislature WAS chosen in 1910, but one new
Senator and seven Members of the House elected
to ill vacancies, appeared and took their
Hon VIM. De5urys, late speaker of the House
having resigned, Hon. W. c. Claiborne (whig)
was chosen in his stead, having 80 votes to l
scattering aud 4 blanks.
The Message of Gov. Roman was transmitted
on the same day. Ii is Of those straight
forward documents which become Wing Gov
error. 1t states that III, Annual Expenditures
of the State are exceeding it. income by about
s2oo'oeo per annnm, and that the State Debt Is
now about Sl'loO 900. Gov. R. OF course recon-
mends Rrtrenohmen, and additional Taxation as
lhr appropriate remedies
New-York tribune., 1841-12-25

JThe barn Of Nathan Rlodectt in Hudson.
y. Il. was burned recently, with it' contents
Loss abo4t 81 600. and no insurance. Oae Of his
ncighbor>. NJ. Doyr, has been committed to jail
on suspicion OF having set it on fire.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-25

U7Wa;son's cxtcasiye Steam Bakery, at Phila-
delphia, was burned on Wednesday night. The
machinery alone Wa. valued at $50 600, and the
total loss is e.,ima,ed at $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-25

SOUTH CARoLlSA.-The Legislature of this
Stat, adjourned on lhe l7,h, after short Session.
in which only 81 Acts were passed.
An Act to suspend the election of Members o.
Congress, from this State.
An Act to prevent the citizens of New York from
carrying slaves persons held to service, out OF
this State, and to prevent the escape of persons
charged with the commission of any crime.
An Act to prevent the emancipation of slaves
and other persons
An Act to make the unlawful whipping or beat
ing of slave an indictable offence.
The contemplated rejection of the States share
of the Land Distribution finally dwindled down to
resolution to let it alone for the present. bill
to extend the time for paying up the money bcr
rowed by the State and loaned 10 the citizens o.
Charleston after the last Great Fire, passed tn,
House, but was lost in the Senate.
The election of President of the South Caro-
lima College has been postponed one year. Hon
JOEL r. PolssErr appears to be the most promi-
nent candidate.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-25

% The Rochester Democrat, of Saturday, says
that the mails for the East were obliged to return
to that city by reason Of the snow, which had fallen
in such quantities az to rendor the road impa'-
.iole
New-York tribune., 1841-12-25

ST. JoHN, ~ B.-We learn from ST. John that
he incendiary attempts, which have disturbed me
Town lately ,illcontinue. Apatrol has been organ
zcd, in the hope OF detecting tie incendiaISs.