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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-09-16

a. TrLERIsEn-Mr. J. X. Frederick, Post
Master at WiIIismspori, has been removed, and J.
s. Titus appointed in his place The Captain is
making sad havoc among those office holders, who
do not turn their political faith to square with
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-09-16

uF In our advertising columns will he found
several certificates, strongly recommending Oak
lcy's Dcpurative Syrup. The virtue of the extract
of Sarsnparilla universally acknowledged. Mr.,
Oaklcy's mode of preparing it has met with great
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-09-16
GEOGRAPHICAL. ENlGMAS.
ID L Il ID :,

On "Wednesday night last. Mr.. JACOB
Ri AVN. Of This borough. aged about SO years
On the sth lust, Mis-. HANNAH BRIGHT,
daughter of Mr. L. Y. Bright, Of this place, aged
bout 7, years.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-09-16

CT The members of the Philadelphia Bar re-
Gently rendered public dinnerto Chancellor Kent
which he declined on account OF his age. This
venerable jurist says he is now on the verge Of
eighty wears.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-09-16
THE EsIDD l. h Es.
JUVENILE DEPARTMENT.

Answer TO enigma of last week.
|. THE Influenza orT,yier Grippe.
>. The No,ce" IF" Lore les JIreding."
GEOGRAPHICAL. ENlGMAS.
am comao.ed of thirty letters
Ny ,, 5, A. 20, is cape in $. America.
Nv T. 3, 81, is a riv in y. America.
Ny l3, 80. l3, 6, is a mountain in Africa.
My 5. Q. &c, lG, is river in the L. Safes.
My IA, 2G, l3, II, 2G, is county in InJiIna.
Ny 20, &c, 90, 10, is d river in Africa
My II, 49, 20. /, 5, 90, is a city in China.
Ny whole forms boIuet, tina, represents the
kingdom Of Great Drtain.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-09-16
BALTI'rouE MARKET.

Office ofhe BALriMoRE AMkHitAS, Sept. II.
WHEAT.-since our las, weekly Report advi.
ccs have been received from England tn the 10Th
August, the character Of which, being f,vora bic to
the crops on that side has caused a decline in
Flour and Whca, in this and other markets. The
fall in the prices Of wheat in this market. compu.
ring the price Of he day with those ofl1st Friday,
Is, instant is about eight or ten cents per bushel,
On Wejnc sday, the day OF the publication here Of
the Bitauia's news, sales Of good to prime Nd.
and Virginia reds were made a, 95 cents. A sale
of parcel of very good Nd. reds was made yes,Cr.
DAY a'95 cents. To>day quote good 10 primo
Nd. or Virginia reds al 90 a 95 cents.
Several carg Of good PENNSYLVANIA reds have
been stored Ibis week on owners account. On
Tuesday sale Of this de crpon was made from
store at 100 cs aud yesterday q parcel of very
good quality, afoat, was sold at 95 cents We
would remind Pennsylvania friends that the
smut which Is frequently found in their wheat
proves a material drawback TO its value, besides be-
ing difficult of fale-while, on the other hand par
GELS which are clear Of smut and well cleaned sell
more readily at the best current prices.
DR. Bn,NDRSru wishes mankind to consider
this TRUTH that health solely depends on the state
of purity in which the blood is kept, every part of
the body being supplied daily with new blood from
the food consumed consequently, according to the
purcness Of that blood, the state Of the to-
dy he more or less healthy. To obtain, therefore.
the most direct purifier of the blood, is question of
no little importance to every individual.
Iii $ well known fact that Brdndrefh's |ege-
tajh Universal PiHs are the mos, direct purifier Of
the blood There will bc no doub, of this when it
is considered that they have gained their present
very extensive sale Ivy their own intrinsic merit,
proved by the numerous cures which they have ac-
comrlished in every variety of disease.
o. Purchase of II. B. Masser, Sunbury or Of
agents published in another part of this paper
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-09-16

CT On our first page we have placed another o
Mr. Weeds interesting letters from Europe.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-09-16

CT The weather has been extremely unpleasant
-rainy and cloudy, during the whole of the week.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-09-16

o. We neglected last week to notice the "LE-
NIGH DEaccnlr." n new paper just started at Al
sntown, by Messrs. HUrrrn & WILSON. The
Democra, is neatly printed and ably edited.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-09-15

HHM Boy--The following extraordinary adj
veri'selnent appears in the TorontU Christian
Guardian OF the l2h ulf. A reward of hity dol
'a's WV ne gwen 10 any person persons who
WIN nun Thomas Spears, son VI William Spears,
VINO was lost III the township of Caledon, in the
lonrih conressOn, East of the Center Road, on
lo' number ~, on The night of The 30ib Sr,netn-
per. 1871. The boy WIS seen on The 4, h Of June.
1913, ny Two sons OF Datel NJ Laugtlin on the
t"Mii iihe between CaledoD and Albion, within
nan u nile oi Mono Mills lie was sitting on n
Stone looking al his feet which were sore /; he was
quI naked excepting the waishnnd Of Il palr of
trousers, Of dark colour. and nbnut four inches
81 NO one thl2h, IN rags corresponding With the
same he wore when lost.
lie was seen agnin ON Wednesday the l4lh of
June "sl, having on the part OF clulhng last de-
scrihed, hy Mr.. Howard, wife of Edwnrd How
ard' on The i'ase line between Mono aud Calcdop
ooout Inc 81 concession number 81, ia the head of
Ca'eh m winch Is less au three mi es from where
ne was lost. Mrs Howard came close up TO him
aud was not perceived until she cn,e so near that
she might have put her hand upon hun, she wus
frightened and stood TO look AT him, and he stood
III tile same manner giZing al her.
Mrs. howard on observing such fearful sight,
s'urled 6hck, aiIi then the boy started INFO the
WOODS; she then went to the place where her
husband had some men logging, aud they all left
work ana went IN search OF him but they only
iou'd ms Track IN tie swamp. The boy had dark
brown eyes, course black hair, two broud teeth in
iroht, large bones, long fingers und feet, and the
marx oil The cur Of an axe under one of his knees.
ana he was hard OF hearing. Mrs II. SAYS when
lie turned 10 run awny from her, he had name
OF halr growing down hts back
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-09-15
LITERARY REGISTER.

The Farmers ancycloped Philadelphia Carey & Hart
e., ann pi'e OF hive figures ofhauows and
Pilce 20 cents a number.
Tue Presidents Daughters: by Miss Bremen e5 600
c'p'es {" I'M, and 10 Nina" have been sold s.nce The
LIST ms art at The New World Office.
Fire SIDE RecocctUns, AID the Young Sculptor by Mrs
tilis.
The above just pub lshed IN New World Extrar BY J.
Winchester, New York, IL cents each.
Inc sleep. RIDER or The OLD Boy ia Omnibus: by tile
mai tue clare-culOre ed coat.
trackd up as very enei tanning paper full of 90 d
hits at the un'es.' Soon be pub ished IN a n lew
World extra, at y i2 cents.
Robert MeTys Museum: Boston, Bradbury Soden g. Co
The September number was published ~ GOOD Sc sun
and as usual filled with mater Tor bows and
gns
The New (Yok) Mirror; New York. Morris and Willis;
S3per annnm IN ADVANCE copies fh go.
lhe Minor seems 10 90 swimmngy. aud If the best
OF light reading done up The best Style aud emb-
with good enga1ngs, will success the Mirror IL
sue Il II. he edi 'ors ubshng a very inter
esng series If articles entitled "Rrcuecons Of John
Randolph . We like hem we'll not to be litIle
disappointed ~ MT RECEIVING No. 81 o the Mirror. Send
II along, gentlemen.
The Scholars Nj ss0n Address by o. A. Brownson
deve ed during he past month al Dartmouth College
and the University vi Vermont.
This Is an eloquent produc and contains many sound
senllmen S, aud vital something which extremely I'M
paat"blr 70 the parry ocofoco) Of which Brownsun is
SHIN ne lgh few copies for sale by Z. p. Walton and
sons.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-09-15
A SLAVE CASE

Was finally disposed vi al Albany OH the 9th
inst On the hearing il appeared that .almarind
was brought from The Siuie al North Carolina
where She WIS slave, into New York by her
master that on her arrival with him in The cny
OF Albany in tho latter iar OF August, she left
him aud abandoned his service. o., this siuie-
ment OF facts aud ul'er hearing The argument of
counsel on boIh sides, Judge Hilton, decided that
4imariaa was not Ju4 lire from tabor or serriee
within The meaning o the Constitution uiid Laws
Of the United States, or The laws Of this STATE, and
that size became FREE Immediately upon beng
brought by her master into lhs State, and that she
could not he reclaimed either under the Consli-
tuition and Laws OF the Uuiied States Or of this
Slnte.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-09-15

"A .Monstrous Nsgro.-We find IN the Louis.
Vile Daily Advertiser The following curious ac-
count OF giant negro:
Died yesterday morning at the Exchange iio-
tel ~ This city, nrgro hoy, the property Of Mr..
Andrew ii. Jordan, OF Columbus Mlsssssippi.-
We visited him alter he was shrouted, IN GONNA.
ey with his master, from whom we received The
following remarkable details concerning him. lie
was four years old in April asl and four feet one
inch in height was horn in Mississippi OF pare.ls
in no respect remarkable for any deviation from
the ordinary size aud temperament OF their res
pecliye sexes nothing unusual in person or mind
distinguished him until he c0HpleIed hs first yeai ;
when he began developing 10 a manner that excl !.
ted the aslOnlshinent OF all who saw hinI. Ills
hair grew with surprising rapniiiy over his entire
body nnd face, giving hin whskers aud heard us
luxurious adult. His body assumed tho mus.
cJlar dsvelopemenls of athletic nauIiuod, his
strength enabled him TO hi 200 pounds dead
weight with His mind WIS clear aud sIrik.
logly vigorous, aud his character Distinguished Tor
integrity snd generosity. We examined his corpse,
d. were aslonisiied al the symmetry aud enormous
strength oi his proportions. A grenad,er might
have onvied The uness vt his whlskers on CHEEK
aud chm, aud denagogue consented To BIZ hon
eel with The Ingenious expression OF his cOuuten-
ance. Ills hands and feet were more taper and
symmetrical than uny ofhis race We ever saw. lie
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-09-15
DEATHS

In this village, IL inst, Mrs Lucy Wallace aged 66
yeats.
In Montpelier Vii age, on the Goth August Mics Fanny
Pikn daughter OF Mr.. George pikln Of Mash6ed red
u years Tho decreased had been feeble healin for
about nlne wears aud had been eontn room for
than three years OF that time, nedIa ey preceding
her delh, which was the final result Of confirmed Pum,-
nary consumption. Dung he proractd illness IN which
she OF en- experienced great suffering the power Of the
gospel To Inspire sput 4 patience and meek endurance
WIS beautifully exemphhcd. she ed at The
dspensauns Of Providence Tow ards her complained
s her suenngs, bul often sad substantially alt IS the
Lead let hun do what secmeth good unto h ia " Always
cheerful and conhdng without much emotion she talked OF
religion prnclpe to be embi Gu rather
Than 20 be pdssvey enjoy cd and such excellent every
way and worthy Of lie worlds acceptance Ia her drah
her Two surviving sisters have lost afnend and as
when, Their unientted exerons the mis- of her SICK
bed gave her frequent opportunity 10 manifest herself and
indeed the whole Gle OF her kindred friends wall deep.
feel he loss But she has gone to her reward and her
works do follow her.
In Elmme, Sep ember 9Th Quincy A. son of Abel and
Charlotte T. Camp eyed years anu months after eight
weeks most distressing sickness.
In Wilianlslown on the l7h Of last August Miss So
Pha Rood aged o. and on The third inst Charles Rood
her ro'hel, aged 80.
Al Law encevile, ST. Lawrence Co, N Y on the 18th
August iS43, Widow Elizabeth And ew relief of the late
Capt James Andrew, the 7Olh year of her age Ms.
Andrew removed with her compaIon from Newbury VI.
10 ufeenbIrOngh, Orleans Go. IN the same state about
the yea 1900 ani common with the few other early set
Hers u hat town. endured the hadships and pr vatons of
The WILDERNESS with tue charactei stc forude, patience
ana resignation ui The pioneers of that eaily day. Her
klndGess aud hospitality won for her the affections
7nd embamed hor in the memory of all who knew hsr
there Thou!h from variety Of circumstances, she did
mol li within few uhs oil her dea. IN publicly profess
faith In Christ yet she has induged the hope that she OK
pereneed change 81 heart IN her tenth year aId those
who have long known her will testify that her uniform
character strongly testified the truth Of such change
Dung the past winter her attention was awakened To
the subject Of rogon and her hope SO strengthened that
she was induced 10 lake tubilc stand he side OF
Christ With deep anxiety, she waited the arrival Of the
time when she might avouch the Lord hovah as her God
IN The conIIs Of his holiness But He had otherwise de.
,ermned for Tho week preceding communion, sac
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was suddenly prosuaed by tho prevailing spidsmie 90
that her hope OF leaving vow in the cous OF he Lord
disappointed Her SITUATION wus so critical that her
dssoutinn was daily expected IN these circumstances II
was thought advisable to crafty her ardent desire Civ
ing her the cup d the Lord her bed Of winch
has proved after ihreo months O severe SUFFERING her bed
ofdcah Her snflerngs she bore with uncninp aiming pa
trnce though and protraced Her resignation 10
The will Of God gained strength thai with her DYING
breath, she triumphanty SAID Lord Jesus receive my
spirit" aud then eetly fl asleep IN his ms She has
left aecttnate children and other distant relatives
as well large circle of acquaintance to her loss
IConl
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-09-15
BRIGHTON MARKET Monday, Sept. II.
LRepOrted for the Daily Advertiser and Patriot

Reported for the Daily Advertiser and Patriot.l
Al Marker $50 Beet Cntlie, 275 Stores, 25 pair
Working Oxen, 200 Sheep, aud 1000 swine.
Prices BEEF Cuute-We quote to correspond
with last week. A small number extra at A so n
70; hrsl quality 25 so second quality
3 20 % third quallIy, So 3 so.
Stoes-l"o year old So ID three year old
81 IL.
orking Oren-Sars at $50, sos, S72 g. $50
Sheep Lois were sold from 75c To so. Weth-
ers from 33 10 | IS
Swine ohoats TO I'e,.ie al I-2 for Sows and
l for l'nrrows Old Hogs al 4 Sc. At re-
tall from To q Be.
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BOSTON MARKET. Sent, u

FOur-The transactions in Flour during the
past week have been al gradually declining prices
AMI consist of several thousand bbls Gnnesee from
81 " Ia 50 rs. and Sd 81 per bbI; Tor good
common and fancy brands at 81 81 per ph.
Woot-fhere have been moderate sales of fleece
at the range of quoted rates; OF this description,
The quantity now being received, is less Than has
been noticed for Nv" or three years past. Pulled
meets ready sale, and is still scarce in The mar
KEEL For most descriptions OF foreign there
Is slill II fair denand, and during the past week
considerable sales have been uiade.-.iflns
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-09-15
10 The Editor of The Peopls', P,,,s

have JUST now, tor The first time, seen the fol
lowing leiIer from our excellent friend, Mr.. Per
knns-wko hss lulelJ lel The United States TO re.
sumo his mission IN Persa-on The subject of A.
nierisan Slavery. IL has reached me ~ AN Extra
of the AutI-Sluvery Reporter, in which are sever.
al letters rom nIssIUIarirs on the subject Of Sla
very. | send you the leuer Tor Publication, be
lieying that II will be read with much interest by
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-09-15
LETTER FROM MIR. PERKINS.


To Lewis Tappan, Esq, Treasurer Of The Amsri-
can and Foreign .4nh Sldcery !S1cisiy.
Deur Sir Your letter ui August Isl, I64O with
the annexed constitution of the American aud
Foreign Ami Slavery Society, aud parcel Of all
tl'slavery hooks, &c, for the use Of mission,
cauIs recently 10 hand. In reply would sin
cerey thank you Tor these iavors, aud say that
having carefully read The preamble aud co.sttu-
ton OF your society, tind nothing IN them with
which cannot fully accord.
You request my correspondence and prayers,
in behalf Of the anti slavery cause in our country.
That cau-e has long had my prayers. la relation
10 correspondence, awaits iItie what the obscure
missionary, in distant exile, niny think or say re =
specling evils that exist in his native country. As,
however, the very circumstance of the missiona
rvs removal from the din and clanIor Of contro-
'ersy and the excitement of interest or party,
may tend TO qualify him, IN some measure 10
speak cnnaldly on exciting subjects, | conceive
''e'e may he proprety, or ~ ieasl no inipropri
ey' III his calmly, but frankly. declaring his views
on such subjects. Aud therefore hesitate not 10
STATE brIrny my own views, IN tins connexion on
the subject of anli-slnyery.
IL Is now almost eighteen years since | left A :
nlerca. Anu slavery exerous had not been long
commenced there al that perio at least on AZ ex-
tensIve scale. They however had my sympathy
from The first, heing as | thought, founded on
truth aud righteousness, aud promoted aud gui-
dedb by Christian philanthropy since leaving A.
nerica, my principal sources of info, NATION, on
this subject, aud almost my only ones, have been
Two weekly periodicals with the perusal ui whc,
our mission are favored, viz; The Boston Record
er and the New York Observer. These Two
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-09-15
MILITARY NOTICE.
QUARTER MASTER .xERAL's orrucr

lUARTER u sNERAL
Branunn, SEPT. |. IS43
THE applications BY mai to this office fu payment
Of the compensation provided BY SECTION 23S Of the
militia law io' adjnanls and clerks Of companies
numerous and urgeni, that the Quarter Master Gem
era is compelled 10 give tins public notice to thuse
tina, he does not feel himself authorized draw money
ON the public Treasury II he arprzedby he returns
Of magistrates Of result Of The proceedings for the COL
lection Of fires and penalties in the several regiments
When tins result shall be ascealnrd the proper orders
wi u he transmitted wilnont any unnecessary delay.
25 ID w. Q. CLARK Quarter Mas er General W.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-09-15

F"e al Stonstead, L. c. We learn that on
Monday night last he house, barns and shed, oc-
cupied by Deacon Poneroy, were destroyed by
nre' Win all their contents except a part OF the
household furniture. Insured for $500. This
was unquestionably the work of an ncendiary
from Barnston, who has since been arrested.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-09-15
X. KGLIUUaiN, Dentist,
ATTENTION RIFLEMENT

DY ORDER Of Capt. Heny lshIn The officers
ID commissioned officers, musicians and p'vltcs Of the
Montpelier Rifle Company hereby warned appear at
Elias Wakefield jrs III ,npelcr, The 2st day oil Sept.
1913 at nine o'c och A. M fully unifo med and equipped
according 10 law for lhi purpose of rary Drill, lnspec
tons If arms camp duty sc. with two days faiions and
tent for every six men. (Take nbrce
You also warned TO appear the old Masonic II all
in Montpelier village, Tie % h Of Sep ember IS43,
eleven o'clock A NJ fully uniformed and equlpprd &C,
cordng 10 law W lh one tent for every and ranns
sufficient for SIX DAYS for the puipuse uf attending TIE
nua inspect aud ni arms, be holden at Dam
vile the eth and 2sh Of sept next.
N BANCROFT Clerk,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-09-15
MAINE ELECTION.

The Boston Atlas of Wednesday brings q few
returns, showing thin vote, a decrease of the
wing aud locoioco strength (of the latter the
greatest decrease,) and quite al increase for MIR.
Scattering
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-09-15

f"e at Hhitehdu. On the 10Th the Phoenix no.
'e' anh out-houses aud three other buildings were
destroyed by fire, The work of an incundiary.
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MARRIAGES.

In Berlin, The evenns Of The lIth instant nv the
Rev. Mr.. Grldley Mr. ). +. HAYDEN Of Cincinnati Ohio
to Miss Camilla +. Stebbns Of Berlin.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-09-15

ieIl victim TO pleurisy, aud the eminent medical
ava called IN to his relief were fully persuaded
OF The accuracy of Mr.. Jordan's statement of his
nvan $50
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HEREBY give nolice thai have given my son, Zera
H. Cross II, his ime-therefre shall neither claim
us wages nor pay any debts Of lis contracting after this
date hOhAtE CROoSEl.
Du.bury Sent 7 1913 26
STATE Oh VknMONT Ala PROBATE Court held at
District OF Randolph, { Randolph, IN and RI SAID
dsrc' On The 9Th day uf sept A. ID. is43
Instrument urpurling 10 be The last viii and tesla
"A mep OF Daniel Gould, late Of Broukfsld IN said dis
deceased presened for Probate by MARY Gould
The Execu nix thet' III named-NheIe IT is ,ied
by The Court that all concerned be notified to APP
pear al a prnbate Court be held the Inn Of William
Maxhan IN said Randolph the first Wednesday in October
next. ,hsn and ,hre to show they may have,
VII such sni should not be allowed as the last
will ina of said Daniel Gould by publishing this
order three weeks successve, IN The Vermont Watch
printed Montpelier, as soon may be.
BY the Couii.
&c D F, WEYMOUTH, Register
WAsHINGToE COUNTY CuEFEREScE will hold It's
uual Meeting Bare, The Cong egallona Church,
Ihur.day The 2Sth September Inst and day following,
during which time etings viii be held behalf of the
iullo ing benevolent SocIees. viz. Bible, Vermont Do
nestle Mission ry, Education, anu Foreign Missionary.
The Rev J. Gid ely appointed TO each the Sermon
at the opening Of Conference 10 A NJ. Each church
county requested 10 be represented by It's Pastor,
and two delegates. J. GRlDLEf I, Seey.
Sent a. lS43