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Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-09-03

dollar which II can make avallable, aud
when the Government has not only 10 lay
additional taxes, but to borrow money TO
meet pressing demands, The bill proposes
TO Give away fruitful source OF revenue,
which is the same thing Us raising money
by loan or taxation, not 10 meet The wants
of the Government, bat for distribution, a
proceeding which must regard as highly
impoiic, il not stitulIona.
A brief review Of tho present condition
Of The public finances wall serve to Illus
trate the true condition Of the, Treasury,
aud exhibits its actual necessIues:
On the 9Th Of August, (Frlday last,
there was ia the Treasury. IN round NOM
bers, S2i0o,OUl
Necessary to be retained 10
meet trust funds, S360,COO
in!'st on public debt
due in Oc'r 10000
To redeem Treasury
notes and pay the
interest, 100000
Land distribution, IN
der the act OF the 4th
Sept 1911 G4O,00O
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-09-03
TRUST SALE.

.,,o ofa deed OF trust executed
4 ~ VII Hiram G. Runuels aud oOe-
v nnnoels his wife, TO me as
a. oscnre Wm. 5. Byrd, III Ger
,Esr,n mentioned, aud dated 'he
pas :. " ,G' January 1887, and dolly re-
"A ~ IN, Office of lbe Clerk OF FRO,
V, ~, county, state Of Mississippi
II n,oeeeJ to sell for cash on
aIondsv the first day Of August
'1s .Oremlses IN SAID county OF
~ ,"J ,Iate aforesaid, the following
' -, a, much thereof as will pay
.c9od n,te meuuoned III SAID deco ea
Ill., EAT ia book G. page lOl and lo@
east hail south west quarter "o' -
j ,a., half south west quarter, anu
4 haIf west halt south east quarter 0
E',n Ma. 7. and east half north ives
H., IVES, half south east quarter cas-
south west quarter edS' NJ"
ooarter north half west hall sonlh Yves
:, south hall west half north Yves
-, If section No. IS, and north Nal
| 4 east quarter west halt SCUM YVES
,,er south half west ball nofh "es
|,,er Of section No. ID, township l.
he 3 sasl; Also south nall west ia
n east quarter, south hall east Ia
HI west quarter section NO TO- di
1, half north east quarter east ha'i "of'
n quarter south halt east hail hofll
4 Quarter south half west hall noE'i
4, quarter section no. ~, township l.
liz : east, subject TO entry at Noun
liz. Acung as trustee will convey
id uuIo only as is vested IN me- "h'cI
believed to be good.
I. +. LEAVEL, Trustee.
|Feby. 4, 1872. . IDS
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-09-03
F,.o EVERY SATURDAY MoRNiNa
II John N. BAsKiN.
~ SUBSCRIPTION.

Lc,vs OF SUBSCRIPTION
h"". :. subscription $3 if paid in adj
y years sn INV within six months after
isl ,!lbl.e pi or s. if not paid an'ii
Eaten on o or ADVERTISING. :,
sfLKno. = will be inserted at The rate o. o.
square for he fret t,sn D ns. or" or less IS
Il each WeeA The number Of insertions
Hius 50 uN' ao,od on the margiu OF the
P %I'r A%,si. @a rom
mus. os ses'9oasa giaI 5as o q
/ n'e 14p,,-, gll be chaFgsd double me
aosns candidates o n county offices" offices sic
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-09-03
Washington, Aug. 8, 1912.

Our friend of the Natchez Courier pro.
nounces Mordecai Manessa Noah "the
king ofblackguards." This is something
new. We we're aware the Major was
"king of the Jews" but we never had
susoIcion he was the reigniog deity Of
blackeuards. Has our Natchez brother
aver seen a picture of mouse playiag
with lions tall Crescent City.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-09-03
Rrho following sale is postponed until
II third Monday the Doth day of June
lGnainiStTsa tors sake

M iC lOllp"i"C "H'0 - ~
III third Monday the 10Th day of June
AtgnAiniStra tors Sale
IN GREEABLY 10 an order of the
A Honorable the Probate Court oil
aolmes county, mississippi, made at the
III December term thereof, lS4l, we
Hill on
&the first Monday The ID day of Nay
DIX, as administrators, proceed TO sell at
hbhc auction, 20 the highest bidder, in
Ia town Of Tchula, 10 sad county, on a
|Asedit Of Twelve months, the following
sal estate belonging to the estate Of Will
b J. Fnyser, late of Holmes county,
licensed, to wit: Lots Nos. ITO, III,
g. IS, 81, 1919, 256, 81, SO, lO5,
Ip6 55, SO, 257, l56, $50, 100, 1862,
Ms, l64, 1865, 1876, 200, 20l, 202
p3, POI, 205, 206, 2O7, 1877, l6S.
", l10.l7l, III, l73, ia, rs, n
4, 70, 50, 81, 1913, ia, III, 1872
~, l47, las, lao, $50, Isl, 1872
pS, I'D, 1875 and 1856; together with
Pe undivided third part Of the following
pIs, to wit: 37l, 470, $50, 400 anc
lOO; all of which SAID above described
pIs are situated lying and being in the
pwr of Tchula, Holmes coualy, Mlssis
llpp
Notes with approved security will b'
Requred of The purchasers. Sale to taxi
lace With. the houss prescribed by law
J" NJ. CLEMENT,l
N. j.. RIVES,
Adnr's. of VIM. J. Frayser decd.
April 2, ls42.l II
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-09-03

The son ola fond father, when going
TO war. promised to bring homo the head
of one Of the enemy. His parent replied,
n should be glad TO see you come tDithoat
head, provided you come safe"
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-09-03

VTAE subscribers have opened a
= COMMISSION g. FORWARDING house
lhey will keep constantly in store
and Tor sale, Bagging Rope plantation
supplies, &c. Before the season fol
sofng cotton arrives, they will have
nise and superb houses in readiness
A. snare Of patronage is respectfully
Solicited.
~ ml0REHOUSE MATHER, e. Co
IChula l9 1871. 32-tf.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-09-03

X BBLS. good Old Recti6ed Wits.
~ \. Key Key for sale 10 W for cash, apply at
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-09-03

FOODS below cost, for cash, at the
" store Of
=, w. r.. BABCOCK,
hay7. 4w Tchula.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-02-12
TAVERN NOTICE.

26ftc Honnrd6ie Ellis LetDis, Esq, President,
and his Associates Judges Of The Court of OUR
Ter Sessions, Of The county Of Northumberland >.
rINHE petition OF Franklin A. Clatk, of Shame
kin, in said county, humbly represents ihdt he
has rented that well known tavern stand, in Sha-
mokinto~n lately occupied by J. Dyer, and is'weII
pIcpaycH fbr the accommodation of travellers, &c.
lie therefore prays your honors 10 grant him H..
cense 10 keepa tavern, during the ensuing year, aud
he will pray, &c. FRANKLIN a. CLARK.
TO Tur JvnGEs fBovE MENTIONED :--1hc sub.
scrbcrs, dents Of Shamokin, hereby certify, that
Franklin a, Clak. the applicant for the license,
man OF good rcpute fur honesty and temperance.
and rs well provided with house, ,room and convent.
ences frr the lodging and accommodation Of s'rar
gers aud Travellers and that phblic house there
is nctessery they therefore recommend hun as
proper person to be licensed to keepa public house
Jacob B"T. Ricbsh Woolve,tou,
Jacob krsu, 'George Armstrong, jr.
:. s b I'd, Elias EisenhaI,,
Jacob Dyer, Jsco5 Snyder,
William Glover, Daniel Ever,
J mes Cununghs,n, J,hn II. Runyan,
Reuben Fagciy, Wllis,n Fagey,
BeD.min Katlerman, Stephen Bittenbende,.
Febfuary l2, rsi2.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-02-12
TAVERN NOTICE,

TO the Honorable Ellis Let0is, Esq, Pres dent,
and his Associates, Judges ofihe Dourt Of Quar-
Ter Sessions, cffhe county Of Norfhumbe, land:
THE pe,i,i'n Of. Christian Kab'l of Shamokin
township in said county, humbly represents
that he continues to keep hcu'e Of public enter
tainmen at his old stand, and is well preia,ed fr
the accommodation of travellers, &c. lie therfore
pays your Honots TO grant him a license ,ok cp q
tavern during the ensuing eat, and he will pray, &c.
CHRISTIAN KaBEI..
To Tar JUpaxs ibovE MENTION kD The sub
sctbtrs. residents of Shsmokn tsh'r her by certify
that Z. Knbei, the aprlican, for the license. is a
man Of good reputc for honesty and temperance
and is we'll provided for house and coigenien.
ces fu the lodging and accommodation of strangers
and travellers. and that public house there is ne
ecssaty they therefore recommend him as pro
per ptison to be licensed To keep public house.
Henry Wosser Jacob Haas,
David Martz, David n. Lake
Feliy Lerch. Hugh II. Ttat.,
Jacob Uneer, Matthias Lewis.
John ilaEr, Solomon Hu,nmol,
Iecnay( Rntharmei, jacob Wir,cly.
Feb 3, lS42.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-02-12
TEE COTTAGE Belle
AND
FAHAIyE EXPdSEE1H.
fIN Two ynLuMEs,N

(IS TWO yOLUMEs.)
CONTAINING the Oh anil New Testament,
~ with practical esposi,ions and explanatory noes
by Thomas Williams, Author of "the Age of Inf
drity," "D!ctionuy Of oil Religious Dcnomina
tom" ,"t;r. TO which ere added the ref rences and
marginal readings 6f the 'Polyglot Blle, toge brr
with original notes nnN Selections from Baxter's
Comprehensive Bible and other standard works
mtrodntthry and cont0tiing remarks on each hook
of the Old and new Testament, and d vslushle chro.
biological index. The whole carefully revised and
adapted TO the of Sunday School, Bible classes,
and Christians generally. emJeMshed tcM mopS
and tagrdpinSs,' edited Ivy tho Rev. Wiiiam Pat
ton, aud published hy Case, Tiffany & Burnham
Hartford, Conn, 1871.
This work has been highly recommended by the
following, among other distinguished dlvihes:
Rev. Stephen Remington ? ;s,or Of the Me,ho>
dist Episcopal Church, Brooklyn.
Rev. w. e. Brownlrc pastor Of the Middle
Dutch chuic,i. New Nors.
Rev. Lrmuel Miller dnd A. A.ex ,ndr, Prnfes.
sd,s in Princeton Theologicii SEMINARY, n. Jersey
Rev. e. p. .'CIauth, President Of Pennsy lSania
! College, at Gettysburg.
/ Rev. e. ~ Schacftr, pastor of the Lutheran
( Church, Harrisburg, Pa
/ UJ-T'or SAFE by II. B. Masser, Agent for hi
/ Puhli hers Ian. 2oih lSi2.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-02-12
PRICE UURRENT.
4 hICL NC NItLAf
'orrscfr1 Jyeebiy bu Fenru IoriheiBfer
consumption and Death.

WIN most assured be the fate of those who
w neslte, themselves when afflicted with the
prcmonitory symptoms Of consumption, as Cold,
Cough, Bronchitis, or Soreness of the Throat
IIoarseness, Difficult Expcctorition, Asthma, Spit
ting Of Blood, &c. DIR. DuScAS's ExPscroRANT
REMEiir is expressly prepared Cor he'temoval and
cure of these dangerous and troublesome diseases
Tier fo,c, yea who are islDing under the iiIf!u-
of these complaints, procure Immediately this
medicine before it be too late. NSE BorrtE may
he the means of prolongnG your life. Always ask
for DR.. DuNcAN's ExrEcrsRAST REaKnY, and :, e
that YOU get it, and not bc persuaded Ivy some who
sell different medicines to take some of their med
cine in preference. These persons obtain some
cheap thing, and palm Il the public at full price
1t is therefore important for purchasers to be OF
their guard.
DR.. DuxcaN's EXrxCroRANT REMIpY is pu,
cp'in large size bottles and envcluped in blue pa
/ per- The outer form contains fine steel plate en-
| craving representing "Hope ina Storm" Price 81
! per bottle.
Principal Onicc'l9 North Eighth Street, fhlla.
d6lphia. Also for sale at .he Store OF
HENRY NON HETMER.
Feb. IL, 1871. agent
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-02-12
TAVERN NOTICE.

To tie Honorable Els Le,ois, Esq, President
andhis associate Judges Of The Court cf OUR.
ter Sessions, Of The county Of Northumberland: !:
vINHE petition of George Smith ofJsckson Town.
L ship, in said county hunbly rep,esch,s. that he
continues to keep tavern at his old stand, IN the
Brick House in said township, and is well prepared
for the occnmntl lalion Of travellers, &c. He here
fore pays your Honors.o gran, him a license 10
keep tavern during the ensuing Year and be viii
pray, &c. rGEnRGE SMITH.
To rHE JUp6Es ABOyE MENTIONED - he sub.
scribers re-ia,n Of jackson tsp hcfely certify that
George Smilh, the applicant for The license, Is man
of good repuic for honesty and Temperance, and is
well provided with houst-IooR and cnn,enie ceS
for the isdging and accommodation OF strangers and
travellers, sndha public house there Is nece sSary:
they therefore recommend him as n proper ptf.
sou to'ho lcenced 10 keep public house.
%m Deepen, Jeremiah We'sel
John Haas, Henry Braun,
Danicl 'Hlhush, Frederick Treon,
Jesse 'Rensy Henry Garinan,
JOIN, Folk Jonathan Smith,
John Snyder. Jacob A. Mslich
Philip He,Ich,
Jan slh, lS42.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-02-12
Correspondence ofMe "Sunbnry American."
Cattawissa, Feb. lst, lSA&.

Correspondence ofMe "Smnt,ry American."
WAsgINGrcN, Feb. 6, 1872.
fhe cise of MIR. Adams was this day finally dis
posed Of. Mr.. Bolts moved tolay Mr.. 'Gmers
resolution and Mar>hall's amendment on the table,
which was carried. a motion was then made to
reconsider the motion TO lay the reception of
the petition on tabie-ayes la noes 81 Next q
vote, "Shall the Petition be received" This
brought the wAole facts before the House, .obciny
them TO vote either against the '.Union," or the
Right Of Petition. /, created quite sensation
among the Royai BIoods 4 member asked TO be
excused Som voting, which was refused. The f.
nal vote stood ayes 40, noes l66 think the
whole Penrlsyivhna delegation voted in the mega
tive. Two democrats from Now y ok voted with
the fcderallsts. Adams Ii now again dashng away
IN presenting petitions, as fast uspver.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-02-12

SuB-TRESsuRY.4II would seem from Our II II.
risburg letter, that we are TO have in this State, a
miniature Of the Sub-Treasnry system, "for the
safe keeping Of the public moneys" The difficulty
is we have no money to provide against such a
possible contingency. But the affair reminls us oi
one 81 the preparations which -grlccd the outfit Of
the South Sea Exploring Expedition. |, was a
boat, provided with row locks and runners, which
was to Borrowed till the solid ice was reached
when the oars were TO he dispensed with, and rein
deer h',nessej in--,ohea heS doald be caught c'
MePoiar continent thai tcas 10 be hscor,rcd.
North American.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-02-12

The Post OrrIcE in the House of Representa-
',ves at Washington, is an expensive affair, for SO
small anumber Of people. 1t employs one pest
master and four messengers. Connected with this
department, is public Stable, the keeper whereof
receives 81 per day, aud keepsit open for his own
private nse, filing {; with horses and carts. Six
horses employed in the service of the House
81 ,25 per day. The recent investigation commit
tee think il would be better TO tuy horses a, once
than to pay s456,25 per annum hire for each o
thcm-Ihn. Gaz4ie.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-02-12
ron THE kHERIcEN.
SHEEP SBANDRY.

Mn. EnITon Tin preceding communication
called the attention ofyour readers to the ifnpor-
tance of sheep husbsndfy, and if they have taken
the whole subject into that serious consideration as
it necessarily demands, sincerely uust that every
integen, farmer will be fully convinced Of The ne.
cessi,y Of using all the means within his reach to
obtain more practical knowledge on this ailimpor-
tant subject. With your permission | will now
proceed to give more minute detail respecting the
probable and immediate profits that may be rea-
zcd from sheep husbandry.
1t may not be unnecessary Or out of place to
mention here ta, il requires considerable skill and
experience to manage sheep to advantage; and this
is probably the reason why SO many entered into
the business with sanguine hopes, and, owing to-
complete failure, have ef, the business with disap
pointment and disgust, Some suppose all that is
rcquted is TO stuff their sheep with dry food give
them little water, but suffer them to go out in
time of snow and eat i', they disposedto to de-
Now, here lies the secret If you permi, your
sheepto themselveswit dry hay aud give them
no WATER then the natural consequence is an in
sufficient supply Of gastric juice to promote the d
gestion Of the haydn the sromsth, loss of appe
tte, aud ultimately death by cxposure'to cold and
rain. | would, therefore, advise every one who is
disposed to commence the profitable business Of
sheep husbantry, to provide his sheep with good
clear water in winter and summer, and feed them
regularly with hay and ruabaga every day through
the winter.
I, iswel known 10 those who have experience
on the subject, that the raising of sheepis prof
be business. The average weight OF the fecces Of
a flock Of one bundled sheep, is from three to four
pounds per head. We will estimate three and a
half, which will now sell in the market at SO cents
per pound; hence, sheep yields in wool, annual.
ly, one dollar and seventy five cents, flock OF
one hundred Sheep, one HUNDRED and seventy-iive
dollars. Besides, from ore HUNDRED e,ocs, at!eest
seventyfive lambs may he expected, and the drop,
pings of ihe'manure is also of considerable mpor.
innce to the farmer We may safely calculate that
ihc lambs and the b-,leG, of the manure wi! com
pensae the husban Imam for The expense of keep
ing the sheep, which will leave him then yr; q
nett prof, Of dollar and seventy five cents Ie
head. W.JE.
Cattawissa, Feb. lsi, 1872.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-02-12

y YANKEE Boy.-Fha London Times sTtys
that Lord Lyndhurst the first Eaghdman who
has received the seals three times from his So
vercgn.- Lord Dyndhurs,'is not an English
MAJ. lie is an American, born at Boston,
where his sisters yet reside. His father, Co
pley, the painter, left Boston when the troubles
commenced, and brought his family with him
to England.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-02-12
Board Uf Canal Commissioners,

The Board, consisting Of John b. Butler, lie.
vi Rynolds, and George NJ. llollenback, AS
semblcd OH the I'D instant, and organized by
the appointment Of .JolN B BrruER, Esq, as
President, aud Thomas l.. Wilson as Secretary
Since ther organiza tion, the Board have
made the following appointments:
JoHN MrrcHpLI, Superintendent, of the Erie
Extension.
JonN SSupGRAss, Superintendent of Motive
Power aniheiPor,age Rail Boad.
Supervisors
J. c. MALsrER, from Columbia, on the
Eastern Division, to Millcrstown Dam on the
Junla,a Division.
JAMES BURNS from MIIlcrstown Dam TO the
Dam at Newton Hamilton.
Dawn Hesps, from the Dam a; Newton
Hamilton To Hoiisday ysburg.
a. Morris, from Tf,tsbrrg TO Salisbury.
ID. CosNoR, Delaware Division.
JOSEPH Pollock, Beaver Division.
J. b. CURTIS, Shcnanso line Of the Erie In
tension.
HnEoN lKtsEsptNo, Susquchama Division
THos. MAxwErs, West Branch Division,
IRON Northumberland To iOyalsock Dam.
Gro. CRANf, West Branch Division, from
Aoyalsock Dam to Farands,ille.
Collectors
JAMES PATTON, Columbia
J. liANER, Portsmouth
ID. RiGHrMyER, Newport.
j. b. SHURGERT, LcwistowB.
j. CREswELI, Huntingdon.
w. &. M'CoRNrcx, nollidaysburg.
J. PoTTs, Johnstown.
ii. JACK, BaHsylle.
A. SCOTF
Ws. NJ EsIRoy, Phtsburg.
ID. BoIEs, BrIdgewatcr.
a. New ELL, junction ot Beaver DIvlslor
with Pennsylvania and Ohio Canal.
]. YoUNGHAH, Northumberland,
IVm r. POwER, Wil.iamsPort.
j. f. WILBUR, Dunstown.
& w. STEWART, Dancans island Bridge.
]. ~ NrssITT, Kiskeminetas Aqueduct
J l.. ARMSTRONG, PItisburge Aqueduct
J. SHOEMAKER, Juniata hqueduct.
Wcighmasten.
J. PIPER, Weight scales at Hollidaysourg.
J. FoRD, Weigh scales at Johnsiown.
Thomas Level, Weigh lock at Johnstown.
A.C. BARRETT, Northumberland.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-02-12

Too BAD-Some of the New York papers
say that the filing ofthe steamer Missouri with
water the other night at the Brooklyn Nury
Yard, was in consequence ofthe ungovcrnablc
CURIOSITY Of some ladies. They were visiting
the ship the previous day and curiousto zee the
opefation'oi'the stopcocis of',hc boilers, they
set them running. The ship careened, and
when the trouble was detected she was fouud
fast in ihemud and water Phil. Gazette.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-02-12
TAVERN NOTICE.

To NE fUlOrdbe Ellis ielpis. Esq President,
and his tssceiaieS, Judges ofhe Court of Quar-.
Ter Sessions, IF The county Of Northumberland .
IHE petition Of Peter Woikle, j., OF Coal town
4 ship in said County, humbty represents, that
he occupies his old stand, On the road leading from
Shsmdklntown to NshonGy, una is wsil pre-.
pared for The accomno odation of travellers, &c. lie
therefore prays your Honors 10 grant him license
10 keep tavern, during the ensuing year and he
will pray, &c. PETER WEfKfE, il.
"o THE JUpsrs ABOVE MEsTTosED;-l'he sab
screT, residents of Coal ,shp, hereby certify, tha
Peter WtikIe, T, the applicant for the license, is a
msn of good repute for honesty and teHIperancc,
and is we'll provided with house,ro6m and convent,
cncos for the l. d6rg and accommodation df stran.
gfs snd travellers and ihat public house there is
necessary they therefore recoTnnend him az
proper Terscn to be licensed TO keep public huese.
>. John, sscoh W'elkle,
Z bert PhlllFs, 3ohn Boyer
Jacob WsgHfT, John HsHpt,
John Kersrerteb ttemy klock,
Benjamin Hsuli, David i5illman,
Thomas Henninger George Long,
Feb. l2, l6i2.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-02-12
THE TART + r.
Iron Manufactures state Meeting.
cJd FEBRUARY.

A meeting Of the Iron Manufactures Of Penn
sy,vani. will be held at Harrisburg, Oh the 2aj Of
FEBRUARY, instant. The Ioon Manufactures
generally of the State, are invited TO st,cntl-all
being considered Delegates wthou, the formality
Of primary meetings OF appointments. A general
meeting is desired, to devise means for the pro-
lection Of the great interests Of the business aud TO
urge upon Congress the importance offJstering DO.
mestc en,erprize, capital and labor.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-02-12

RATHER PUsuED.--John w. Shugert, The
editor ofthe Nenango Democrat informs us
Of the want OF punctuality in payments on the
part Of his subscribers, that he was obliged to
rrn for sheriff at the last election and rrore inn
the jail in order to keep v,st of it.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-02-12
AY0NGCaSma

A Ill persons indebted to tire Estate of the Wi
"A dow Mary Myers, decd, are requested TO make
payment Immediately, and persons having claims
sssinst said estate, requested TO present the
same, properly authenticated, to
D. BRAUTIGAM
Northumberland Feb. ielh, le42 Err
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-02-12
aJGO%sGC8SRs .

CREDITORS TAKE NOTICE, That We have
~ applied 10 the Cour, of Common Pleas Of Nor
,humbedlrd Couu,y, foi the benefit OF Inc laws
made for the relief If the insolvent dehios; and
that the Judges OF the SAID Couu have appointed
the first Monday Of Jsn'y. next 10 hear US aud out
creditors at the Court House in Sunbury, when
and where YOU may attend you think rropsr,
Feb. II, lsiZ. DAVID NICL.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-02-12
LAST NOTICE..


1KAS taken adfih, on tie Susquehanna river,
w at this place. on Saturday the 5th inst, a
LARGE ARK. The owner can have the same on
proofof property, and payment of reasonable char.
ges, by calling upon the subscriber. otherwise u
will he dispo, cd Of sccurding 10 law.
BALT2ER KEEFER.
Sunhury Feb 10, rSi2-3t
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-02-12
n * ID SSH

II \ the road, between this place and Nor,hum-
" be,lanI. Wors,ed Rc,Icue, containing white
linen handkerchief. A reasonable reward will lie
given TO the finder, by teaving it at this office.
Inn Dol 1870
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-02-12
NOTICE

THE "SUNBURY TEMPERANCE sOCL
ETY." will met at the grand jury room, on
Monday evening next at 7 O'Clock.
JOHN BuDD, SeorstG7-g
Sunbury, Feb. 18th, ls42.