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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-17
MARRIAG Es.

On Thursday. the 23i Of December, 1911, by
the Rev'd Jonn /. Watkins. MIR VIM. ID. Blunton,
of Farmve, Vn 10 Miss Rebecca Frances, daugh.
ter Of Joseph ID Lee, Esq OF Cumberland Coun-
ty, Va.
On Wednesday, the 9Th inst, by the Rev Robert
q. Loving, MIR BLAKE b. WooDsoN, TO Miss VIA
G,HrA +. FoRD, all OF Cumberland.
On the 23d Of December, by the Rev John Kirk
patrick, Mr. CHARLES A. WATKINS, of Farmville,
to Miss HENRIETTA RIvEs, OF Buckingham coun.
ty.
Love led the way-IIOpc bcckon'd on
Aud Fortune smiled, and said:
My back OF thee I'll never turn,
Proud Swain and blusbing Maid
On Wednesday. the 22j ult. by the Rev. Phillip
G.. Montague, Of NiddIcsex, DR. THOMAS J. HusD-
LEY. OF Montagues, Essex, to Miss MARIA T., Sc.
cond daughter Of Capt. Charles G.. Layton, of Is
sex.
''Man, The Hermit. sighed 'tll Woman smiled"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-17
DEATHS.

On Thursday, the 18Th of January, 1912, at tho
residence Of her husband, Dr. Henry Curtis, of
Hanover County, Va, Mrs. Christlnna B. Curtis.
in the 47th year Of her age.
Endowed with the virtues that adorn and endear
the relations OF woman. her life illustrated the love-
llness and worth OF generous affection and unob
ttusivo charity. Many relatives and friends sincere
y lament her death. Her family alone can udc-
quatoly estimate their severe bereavement.
At the residence Of his father, in Chesterfield co.
on Sunday morning, tile 9th instant, MIR. George II
Cogbi
Mr.. Co.bill had for some time been declining
under tho cravings Of pulmonary disease, but
not until very recently did the fatal maady deve-
Ope itself ~ its true character. lie was young
man Of fine intellectual capacity, though he knew
not the worth of Saviour; and his death is pre-
sen'cd awful ndmoniton 10 those whose motto il
procrastnation. lie saw death approaching, and his
soul was Dubbed bu, he has left the world without
making his peace with God.
"Death on'crs. andthercs defence
His time, there's none cantoli,
He'll In moment call thee hence,
To heaven or down 10 hell"
His denth has left blank in the circle Of his
friends which can never be filled, though his griev-
ing relatives may pour foods of tears, and weep
forever tho spot where rest in everlasting
fepose, the ashes OF a mortal being.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-17
Pear not 10 ie, iggill seem a lucky BIN,
Shrink NOT from plasphemy. twill pass for wit;
Care not Tor feeling. pass your proper lest,
AMI sand Critic. hated vet raress

These lines afford key to the motives of the
Editor who publishes, md the writer who complies
these cnlumniaiory articles. Eager for noisriey-
WIN disregard OF moral principe that would put
Bsnnei's Herald to the busl-it assails the nnI,st
and best IA the land. Its wenton and ndscrimina,e
attacks will make It shining mark for the finger
of seorn, and fecolIing upon is own head will crush
Il TO atoms. Lot 1t be known that the New Word
IS The common server, whence the filthy and bane-
ful productions Of rancorous and corardIv malice
will henceiorth emnnatc, a congenal spot where
falsehood and rcnchery may find homo, conceit
and nsoencc companion. C.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-17
CONGRESS-FR,pAr.

nc Senate I'D not SIT
In the House, the bill authorizing the issue Of
five millions of Treasury Notes, in lien of thu, n.
mount of the loan authorized At the Extra Session
was passed by mixed voie-Ayes 1919, nays ST.
Petitions and memorials were then introduced
and occupied the remainder of the day.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-17
Mr.. U,nru "A. His

We publish this morning, long and we'll written
reply 10 an ariicie in the New World" assailinc
this gentleman. The attack and reply are both
before the reader, and he form his own conclu.
sions.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-17
From The N'opfoh Herald, January IL.
NAVAL

T. lhn U: 5. soop Of war Levint, Commander
i ,a.Us" mas been ordered to Ncarogun. tBay Of
vessels which have been Illegally detained hv the
authorities at that place. The Levant is cxp,c,eJ
TO put To sea To d,y 'NP'''eu
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-17

ROOma For HENT-2 Rooms over The Store cor.
~ nor OF ldl and Streets we'll calculated for ofccn
loIpfoiessonal genileneD-whch will he put In new or
uer hppy 10 fJi lbI JBhBBOTT.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-17
CHEAP FI.ANNEI.s


\NnlIE Flannels. i2Ic, Is ca, q, q ~ andJs
w Wine Patent FlanncIa, ~ Cd, ~ 81 and 81
Rcd Flanncls ~, u Cd. q, p 30 and3s
Yellow Flsnnes. o, q 81 and 81
white and Rod Canton Flsnneis
cheap, at " ~
jal6 RI JENKINS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-17
MR. NE An mn NEw woRLp-

s Ss s P PsT s%%S.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-17
RICHMOND WING.

PUBLISHED DAILY AND sHMi-wEEkLY,
M A'EX. HoSELEN.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-17
CANAL COMMERCE..

NNNNfI GUM EKCE.
JANUARY 18Th, 1912.
ARRIVED,
lanai Boat Pig lron Dixon. with SOL tonsjmsr-
chandIzc. 10 Crouch & Snead. ] II T,inl.,, & So
paying 500 70 toll.
CLEARED
Boat Pioneer, Pellet. with 20 tons merchandise
ior Co'nmbia, Sco,,svc. Hntdwcksvllle, Lock
NO 80 l-ynchburg: paying SIS % toll
Boat Lynchburs, Fields, with II tons merehan-
d'ze' Tor Lynchburg: paying SIS IS toll
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-17

The Correspondent OF the New York Courier.
who last week gave mysterious in;imltions of forth
coming revelations, continues the subjec, in the LEI,
ter annexed:
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-17
N . T | G. F.

TUE owncrof nina nesis 81 TRUNKS from Baltimore
- 10y me schr Patrick Henry. Capt Mister, will please
"h inc shbso het aud pay charges take hrmav.N
they are directed To las = Williams Richnond rrrrci
no such man known any where AZ out Il richmond
n l'-Ht JOHN LESTER
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-17
opAI. SYSTEM FRgNcu

A " Oral system Of Teaching Tho Living Languages n
u Illustrated by practical course Of Lessons In the
French through medium of tho EngIsh by lean Man
gerca, In vols Just received
jal5 SMITH, DRINKgR & MORRIS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-17

C,UGGRsTGONs on the Ranks and Currency NJ tho aovc
> raj United saes IN reference, principally the sus
pension n Specie Payments, ny Abort Galatn, HsT lust
isib SMITH DRINKER A. NORRIS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-17
TINkIER,s pIoItcUs

la rchcrsa Drama Of great interest from tho colc
ell work, 10y BoI, called BARNABy RUDGE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-17

hHIRhlr MhNIEI AND STAND LAMPS,
Chandeliers for Churches and niler Public buildings,
Caniclahras and Gran,olcs. and very general
mcnt ~ Housekeeping and Fancy Articles.
Git and Mahogany Portrait Frames made ~ short nouto,
and Looking Glass Plates furnished or every size.
no. lie u determined 10 sell ~ small advance above
tho importing price, and earnestly invites iha customcr
give him a cali before Purchasing claewhcrc ia W
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-02-26
TAVERN NOTICE.

To the honorable EMs Le,cis, Esq, President
and his Associates, Judges ofth Cogrf IF our
Ter Sessions, cfhe county Of NVthun.beridnd:
THE petition OF Franklin A. Clark, OF Shamo-
l. kin, in said county, humby represents, that he
has rent, d that well known tavern stand, in Sha-
moknlown, lately occupied 10y ]. Dyer, aud is well
prepared tor the accommodation of travellers &c.
He therefore pfays your honors to grant b m H.
cense TO keep tavern, during the ensuing year, and
he will pray, &c. FRANKLIN \. CLARK.
To rKE JunGEs ARovE MENTIONED: The sub.
scrbers dents of Shamokin, hereby certify, that
Franklin A. Clark, the applicant Dr the license,
man of good rcpute for honesty aud temperance
and is vel provided with house room and convent
ences for the lodging and accommodation of strlrI.
gers and travellers, and that pubic house there
il tcssary they therefore recommend hun
proper person to be licensed TO keep public hou-c
cob Bar, Richard NonvcItou,
Jacob KAN, GeorC" Armstrong, jr.
5. :. B I'd, Ei,s Eiscnhan,
Jacob Dyer, Jacob Snydcr,
William Glovcr. Daniel Ever,
James Cunningham, John ". RuHyan,
Rcuhen FasIy, William Fagry,
BrnI ,min ka,,ctmsn, Stephen Butenbender.
Frh,uaIv y, 1912.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-02-26
TAVERN NOTICE.

To the honorable EMs Le,Uis Esq, President,
aud his aSSvciafe Judges or the Cour Of quar-.
ter Sessions IF the county Of Northumberland;
'HHE petition of CHARLES Sross of n outhumber-
Il land, in said county, hunbly represents that
he continues To keep house of public entertain
m mt, at his old stand, and is well prepared for the
accommodation Of travellers &c. lie therefore
prays your HOnors To graut tin license to keep
,avorn during the ensuing year, aud he will pray,
&c. CHARLES SFDES.
To TnH JvnsEs AHovE MENrIoNrD:-The suh-
scrihcrs residents OF Northumberland, crchy fy,
that Charles Stocs, the applicant for the license,
is Of eood rcputc ior honesty and temperance,
and is we'll provided with house-room and convcni.
ences for the lodging aud accommodation of s,ran-
gers and travellers, and that public house there is
necessary they lhcr,f re rccommrud him AZ a
proper person TO I've licensed to keep public house.
James HiIbourn, WIN. A Lloyd,
Josiah Chapman, VIM. Wilson,
w Il. McDon,ld, II. Brautigam,
VIM II. Waplcs, !. Il. Prcslcy,
John Wheatley, Henry ;, Thomas,
Al, xander Colt, T.. 7. shannon.
John Frick. Feb. 10, lSi2.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-02-26
TAVERN NOTICE.

To the honorable Ellis Lccis, Esq, President,
0ndh associate Judgcs Of The Court Of quar-
Ter Sessions, IF The county IF NorthumberIaHd: d:
VENt1E petition Of james Shortle, of Shamokn-
Z town, in said county, humby represents, that
he continues to keep house OF public entertain
men, at his oil stand, in Shamokntown, and is well
prepared for the accommodation of travellers, sc.
He therefore prays your Honors to grant him IL
ccnse to keep tavern during the ensuing year,
and he will pray, &c. JAMES SHORrLE.
To TnE JuDGEs ARovE MENTIONED: The sub
scrhers residents of Shanokin, hereby certify, that
James Shorile the applicant for the license, i man
of good re- ute for honesty and Temperance, and is
well provided with housc-roon aud cunv,nieuces
for the lsIgIng and accommodation of strangers aud
travellers and that public house there is necessary
they therefore nd him as proper per-
son to I've licenced to keep public house.
Robert Phillips, Daniel Eveh,
Peter Wen, klmbcr Clcaver,
Daniel Christian, Peter Fasnlr,
Jicob X am Jacob Dyer,
Peter Zimmerman :. John,
jacob Bar, Michael GagIn
Feb 26 1912
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-02-26

Pierre, Jaudin 4 Coz This is equal to mer-
chant in Philadelphia, who at the baptism of his son
signed the certificate John Smith 4 Co.
Judge Upshur has ordered the bible to be sup
piled to each mess in the navy.
The State interest has all been paid. The Gov
attended in person.
Mr.. Adams still retains two petitions for the
dissolution of the Union. One from Massachusetts,,
and the other from this state.
bill has been reported in the legislature, to
change the name of George Carey Sharp Schnaut
fer, of Perry county, by s,iking off "Schnaufer."
The English of "Schnaufler' is Snorcr. So
George will no longer be sharp snOret
Webster, it is said, will resign soon. letter
from him to Curtis at New York, has found its
way into the hands of friend OF the President,
in which Webster, it is said, calls Tyler d-j
fool.
Bennett of the Herald has been fined $500 for a
libel. Judge Kent wished to imprson him, but
was overuIed by his associates.
Mr.. Clay has sent letter to the Gov. Kentucky,
rcsigning his seat in the L. s Senate, to take eff
feet on the las; Of March.
In 1893, there were in Paris 3,l47 furnished
hotels, containing 39,6i9 dodgers; in 1899 there
were 4,967, with 62,i53 dodgers; and, at present
there 5,065, having $500 dodgers.
Bennct is in great favor with the Mormons In
council they unanimously passed vote of thanks
for his Liberal and unprejudical course"
The House of Representatives have reported
bill TO annul the Charter of the Chambers5urg
Bank, for refusing 10 contribute her quota OF per
cent, according to the act of 1924.
The new Steam Figate Mississippi is said TO be
the fastest steamer ia the world. She recently
run , miles in an hour and quarter, on the Della
ware.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-02-26

NorEs FROM Mn. TALIMAnsE's ADpREss.-
The revenue derived in Europe, on American
Tobacco, is upwards Of $40 O00, ,Go0-the cost of
which here, Ii 3, ,OOO, 900. England alone char
ges upwards of $4,000 900. on $4,000 hogsheads
of our Tobacco.
The duty on Rice is S.. sterling, being mole
than ole hgndred per cent oa The cost.
Flour is, la ordinary tunes. subjected to pro-
hIbitory duty.
SAIted POrk pays duty of SO per bbl.. about
lls present price IN this country.
Lumber is subjected to Prohibi,ory duty.
Every article OF American manufacture Is met
by prohibiiory duties.
Coal also is prohibited. the duty being upwsrds
of 81 per ton.
Even cotton pays "S, ID per cwt., ani soon
as she has succeeded IN getting her India planta.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-02-26
TAVERN NOTICES.

To the Honorable Els LeICiS, Esq, Pysy;ge,t
Gndhis associates, Judges IF the Court of Quar-
Ter Sessions, cf the county IF h;orihumJtrllad :.
THE Peution Of Catherine Wilmington, OF the
borough of Northumberland, in sand county,
humby represents, that sne continues to keep
public house of entert .lnmen,, in her old sand,
situated in The town Of Northumberland, and is
well prepared for The accommodation Of travellers,
DC. S'.e therefore praSs your Honors TO grant her
license to keep tavern, during the eusuIng year,
a;Id she will pray &c.
CATHERINE WIrHlNGTON.
To THE JUpGEs AHOVE MENTIONED 81 he sub
scrihers, resi- lents of Morbid, hereby certify that
Catherine Wellington, the apple mt for iceuse, is
woman II good repute for honesty and TEN erance
sad is well provided with house-room aud conveni-
enees for the lodging aud accommodation of stran-
gcrs and travellers, and that public house lhee is
necessary they therefore recommend her as pro,
per person to I've licensed To keep public house.
John w. Mikes, A. L. Kspp,
Josiah l.. Chapman, John Simmer,
JOHN Taggst, John Youngmdn,
Van. IL. Wapes, Wn. Wilson,
James Taggan, John Wheatley,
ID. Bautigam, Joseph ii. LeseOring.
Feb. 10, lSi2.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-02-26

"Wcre not ourselves,
When nature being oppressed, commands the mind
TO suffer with The body"
This is a Irusm conceived by the master mind
of Shakespeare, which neither sophIsiy argument
can refute. To uIl those who are suffering from
bilious attacks indigestion aud hiluIency, We wou1
with great sincerity recommend, as . never io,ling
remedy, BrandreshS PiHs. The testimonials we
have had submitted to us in favor Of this admirable
medicine, fully justify our speaking Of these Pills
CT Purchase in Sunbury, of II, Is. Mazser. aud
of the agents published in another part Of a paper.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-02-26
TAVERN NOTICE.

10 the Honoratis Ellis Le,cis, Esp Presidenf,
and his .4ssociaies, Judges IF The Court If Quar-
Ter SesSioas Of The county IF Norihum6ertanf:
VENHE petl'ion oi John Specie, of Sunhury, in sad
4 county, humbIy represents, that he has rented
tnat well known tavern stand near the Shamnkin
Dam, formerly occupied by George Clark, and is
vel prepared for the accomm dation of travellers,
&c. He therefore prays yoLr honoss 10 grant hun
a license 10 keep tavern, dunnG TIE ensuing year,
and he will Jray, &c. JOHN SPECIE.
To THE JupGEs .BovG MENTIONED: The sub
scrhers residents, of Sunbury, hereby certify that
John Specie, the applicant for the license, is man
of good reputo for hores,y aud temperance, and is
well provided with house room and conveniences
for the lodging aud accommodation of strangers
anI travellers and that public house there is ne
cessary they therefore recommend him as a pro-
per person to he licensed TO keep public house.
Samuel ID. Jurdsn, T.. ID. Wharton,
Henry Bucher, John &. Fry,
Benjamin krohn, George Martin,
Christian Bower, Geo Blight,
Geo. Weiser +. A. Clak,
Henry Haas, Peter W. Gray.
Feb 26, 1912.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-02-26
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
THuRspAr, February IL, 1912.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT.

Mr.. BOONE Offered the following:
Rcsolred That the committee of Ways and
Means bring in bill to authorize the granting of
mlrriage licenses, for which certain sum shall he
paid for the use Of the Commonwealth; and that
the price of the license be varied according 10 the
profession aud standing Of the person applying for
the same.
Mr.. BONSALL said he surprised to see
gentleman from the city, who was single man,
introducing hill Of this kind as he would certain
ly bring down the ire OF all singl ladies in the Com
Inonweah
Mr.. BOONE was prepared to hear opposition
from the bachelors Of the House, but did not anti
cipae any from those who were placed in such a
situation 10 be beyond the operation Of the law.
Mr.. d. said he had offered the resolution in all good
faith, with view to furnish revenue to the Com
monweallh. He believed that enough would be
realized from these licenses 10 pay the expenses Of
the Legislature; and ia proof Of this he referred to
the success attending the measure in the little state
of Delaware, where about $4,000 were annually
realized, which would he much greater, bu, for the
slipping across 10 the Pennsylvania side at New
Castle and other places, toevade the law.
Mr.. BARRETT moved TO amend, by striking
cut the original, resolution, and inserting substi-
tute providing that the Committee of Ways and
Means he instructed to inquire into the expediency
oflayng tax OF s5 per head all bachelors with
in the Commonwealth, over 80 yeats OF age.
Mr.. CRABB thought the amendment was pre-
Ill a. l.
more in accordance with Politcsl economy, to en-
courage than to po0hibit ma,rimony. In his opiu-
ION II would be just consistent 10 tax married
folks in proportion TO the number of their children
Mr. BOONE If it would interfere with the ar
rangements of the gentleman from the city, will
Withdraw the resolution.
Mr.. STEVENS was in favor of the amendment,
because he thought it was perfectly right to tax
hlruries; but it seemed to him TO be in bal taste
TO tax the miserirs of life. II would be better to
lay a tax on the divorces granted. And il you tax
those who are about entering into the matrimonial
state, you should make i, retrospective, SO as 10 n-
clude aii married men. But, Mr.. 5. said he was
puzzled TO see how the gentleman from the city in.
tended to graduate the price Of his license. The
circumstances" Of The Person applying for it, he
supposed might I've got at by the Assessors; bu,
what did the genlIemen mean hy the 'Sfaading''
OF the person applying for the same lie could
not understand how that was TO be got at lie
wanted some explanation.
After some further discussion Of mock serious
character by Messrs Leer, DeforJ, Karns and Gnf,
hhs, the amendment offered by Mr.. BARRETT
was disagreed to, yeas SO, nays so.
The resolution was then negatved. Yeas II
nays 67.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-02-26
TAVERN NOTICE.

To The Honoro6te EHis Le,cis, Esq, president,
and his ASsociatcS, JIRgcs ofMe court ct our.
ter Nessio,ls, Of the county If Norihu"beriand;
THE petition oi Peter W ekic, jr., ot Coal town
ship, ia sad county, humhy reTfesents that
he occupies his old stnud on the road leading from
ShamoAiutoWn to Mahonoy. and is well pre-
pared ur the accomu odtton of travellers, &. lie
iherclurc prays your lion"rs TO grant hun license
to keep tavern, during the ensuing year aud he
will pray. &c. Pc TER WEIhLE, j.
To THE lUpGEs ABOVE MENrIONEn:-Ine sub
Sct,bers, residents OF Coal ,,hp hereby certify, ha
Peter WeIkle, r, the applicant for the lcen'e, is
man of good repute for honesty and temp rance,
and is well provided with hou~e.ro m and convent
ences for the ldgng and accommodation "t tran-
gers and travellers, and that public house there Is
necessary they the efOre rec mneDd hun rs a
proper person 10 he licensed to keep public house.
:. John, Jacon Ne,klr,
Robert Philips, John Boyer,
Jacob Wagner, John Haup,,
John Kcrsle'tcr Henry kloCk
Benjamin ilault, David Blliman,
Thomas Hcnninger, George Long.
Feb. IL, lsi2.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-02-26
TAVERN NOTICE.

10 the HonoraLh EWs Le,cts. Esq pres fcrt,
and hfs associates, Judges ofthe C0uri Of Quar-.
Ter Sessioos, If The county Qf N0rthHmberioRd:
ME prth n IT Christian Kahl ot Sh,mokin
= townhp in said countv, humhy repf scnta
that he continues To keep a hcu-e Of public enter.
taiuncn, Il, his old stand, and is well prepated fr
the accomm"ia,rn of travellers &c. He therefore
pra,s your Honos 10 grant HIM license To X ep
tavern during the ensuing wear, aud he will pray. &c
CHRISTIAN KABEl..
To THE JrnGts AnoyE SENrIoSLU:-The sub
scrllrs, residents Of Shtm,kn s''r, her 10y certify
that &. kahc the applicant Tor the license, is a
man of good rrpute inI honesty aud temper ,nce
aud Is well provided f,r house room aud convcuen-
ccs frr the lodging aud accnmn ,daon of strangers
aud travellers, aud that public house there is ne
ccssary they ihctct rr recommend Il m a. a pro.
per p, ts1n ~ he licensed ln Keep public house.
Henry Wasscf, Jacob Haas.
David Mariz, Navii \. l. Ike,
FchV lctCh, Hugo ii. Teas,
Jacoh Urcer, VI uth,as Lewis
John llai'r, solomon iinmmrI,
Leonard X dhtfnel, jacob Wircy.
Feb 3, lSi2.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-02-26
TIT COTTAGE E-SLE
FAMILY ENpOSIIOR.
lN rwo VoLuMgs.)


CONTAINING the Old aud New Testament,
y wRh practical eSpositinns and explanatory untes,
10y Thoma- Williams, Author of "the Age OF Int.
drlty," "DictonHy If all R,ugi ,us Dcnomms-
uoils" &c. 10 which aIe added the r.fIences and
marginal readings Of the Pnlyg'ou Bile, tupe her
with original notes aud seloctaus from BAXTER
Comprehensive BiAr, aud uhcI sron!nrd work.
introductory and conc ding I, marks on each book
Of the a and new Testament, and valuable chro-
nologlcal index. The whole ca,eiuily revised aud
adaded 10 the of SUNDAY School-, Bible classes
and Chrlssns generally, emJehlShed U5A maps
and elgrariHgs, edited by lhe R,v WI ham Pat
ton, aud published by Case, Tllluy * B4lnhan;
Hartford Conn, lS4l.
This work has hecn highly recommended 10y tie
tuli wing, among other dIs'iugu shed dlvlnes:
Rev. Stephen Remington, ,stor of the Melho>
dist Episcopal Church, Brooklyn.
Rev. W. G. Brownlce, pastor If the Middle
Dutch Church, New York.
Rev. LemueI Miller and 4. Alex ,nder, Profcs-
in Princeton fheologic, i Sen,nary, n. jersey,
Rev. &. =. CTaulh, President ot Penn,y wanna
College, at Ge,iS shmg.
Rev. &. w Schaetiyr, pastor of the Lu,hc'in
Church, Harrisburg, Pa
C-Jr For sale ty II. d. Mas,'r Ae"'t T. ae
Punii hers. Jan. 29,h IoA2.