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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-10-14

Cr"Dtn DrrTscHE ."--sevcral
of our exchange papers in their notice of our Ger
man paper, speak of i, as being published by our
neighbou Of the Gazette. This ia mistake. The
"Amcrcsner" is printed in the Office of the Sunbu>
~ American, and we are peascd to state, from the
number Of subscribers already received ,ha, have
every prospect Of increasing our list 10 or eish,
hundred names. We received seve al hundred new
subscribers on Tuesday las. Our Germsn friends
feel great interest in having paper established,
and will very generally give i, their support It wa.
this impression tha, induced w to 60 into the mes.
sure without any previous preparation, and before
We had obtained single subscriber.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-10-14

ErrgvsvE RoBnEar.-tn extensive r'b'"ty
was cammit,el o, HaTa,lwuey township, BerAS
lady, who's. personal property chiefly consisted IN
gold and silver had it locked up in chest, and a
few days ago having occasion 10 look after some
thing in the chest, found ,ha, all was stolen with
the except on Of one or two gold pieces. |; is sup
posed the robbery was committed on a Sunday,
while the family was attend ng divine service. The
amoun, taken wa. from eleven to twelve hundred
dollars.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-10-14
DOsiELNE.

The reduction Of hostages, and general reform
in the system of tie department, ia matter of the
highes, importance, more especially now that the
currency oi The country la, been reduced to spe-
Gle level, and business ia shout 10 revive on the
system of ca.h business and small profits fosiagcs
are an importAn, item in exchange operations, ond
.houd be brought ,luwn 10 the lowest point, to as
sist business al well as TO confer upon that large
proportion fthc community who cannot bear much
expense, the privilege Of cons'an, correspondence
with ihsir nhs,n, friends. The Hartford paper
SUCCESS, in copying our remarks recently made
vpon hi. ject that the rates should be five cents
fot single le ter to any part Of the Union. how.
ever distant, that no extra charge should he made
for increased distance Of transportation. There is
much truth in this Whel mail routes are esallish'
ol i, is no more expense 10 cary the letter one
thousand than five hundred miles. and brother or
olher relation at New Orleans should lie able TO
communicate with his family a. cheaply as if he
wcre only ut Washington. II has been found to
be true in England, that under the cheap system
individuals pay actually more money to the govern
nlent ,han under the old, bu, then they send many
molc letters Il ia IN every day expression, "be
sure yGu write TO us, the postage is but penny,
you know" Instead Of heing obliged 10 pay out
money every time letter is sent, box Of stamps s
purchased, like baI of waters, anil merely aiiir.
ing one or more to the letter discharges the postage.
This greatly promotes writing, and OF course friend
lines, and graduaIy draws out and strengthens
lhose social feelings wi.hou, which people are bu,
lille hete, than harbagans How many friend.
! ships bave been dropped, how many family ties
| broken, how many tender feelings niPpeJ in the
bud, because necessity separates parties who cam
no, bar the expense OF corr sP1ndence. II 8
! government cannot remedy these things, of wha
use is gnvernm, nj why do wo have statesmen
! hu, they aTe supposed to enhance the happiness o
the people In business and social point OF view
there is none viii h is susceptible OF so gca, re-
! foim as our "prohihVe" post office system II al
l,l,ers were charged five cents only, great reduc
tim in the burden Of the mail would take place
snd an Increase IN the revenue. lie, every MAJ
think how many times ho has sent letter envelop
ID in a newspaper. through the office, 10 saw
tie postage shea let him calculate how many d
The same. lie can then c-iculs.e Oh these data
An ordinary newspaper dry, weighs 2oI, and wit
his letter weighed 2ioI.. for carrying which III
pos, ofFce received J. cents. II the rate c
pos, 90 had been S cents. the mail would hsv
carried oI for 5 cents Instead of toI.for cent
Ye, the department, complains that j. eanno. reduc
rates, bee use he mails are heavy and the recsip
light. The remedy is cheap rates.
NelD York Herald
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-10-14

a Tar EcLrcrrc ASp MrsEuN, fr Oct lsi3.
z. LineN 272 CtstnW ST., Pd'ladei iptid.-This
valuable periodical is again before us with its IA
closely printed pages, containing choice colec
,ion OF articles from the ties, European periodicals.
Not having had time to examine it, We give our
readers the following lis, ofsrcles contained in The
presen, number, from which they may form some
idea of the value of the Museum, viz: DLAzE's HIS.
Topr OF THE Doc DIALouuEs or PLIroi Ma.
orc AND MysMrnlsx Lazy HLsTER SrASHoFx
Cor. ToRRESs or FRrr TRADE; SrELL. AND
VAIrssA; JoBS KNOX AND RIzzIo; LITL AMI
WRIrlses OF ADDISON; NrLsosIAY RkMISI'
SCIENCES; A FisHr IN THE DAnK; TALES OF
ruL CoroSlEs SANDWICH lsLASDs; AaenEoLo'
aIcAL REsEARcuEs IN GREicE and DiscovrRIEs
or THE NoRTn CoAsr OF AMERICA, win pvvuy
Miscellany notices Of Science and Art, and Obtu
ary notices Of distinguished individuals. The es
cape Of CARRAnA, which omb, fishes this number
is btauiful engraving. We cannot too highly
commend this work, which we should like to sCS
in the hands of readers, instead of the trI,hy, Zip
pant tales and romanccs, which make up the ms1a
Zines of the presen, day.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-10-14

CT The o. Iii in the party has given the wings
q Gne opportunity. this fsl, 10 e'ec, their men, n
many places, in the face Of large democratic mojo.
ties. In this county, Gen. Flick has succeeded by
a small majority. Such result was not expected
by the friends Of either Of the candidates Mr..
snydeEs defeat in ihis county, may be attributed
to three different causes, VIZ: a combination be-
tween the whiss and democrats, occasioncd hy the
sp, in the paity--lhe impression thai be was op.
posed to the tariff aud, lastly, the very small vo;o
polel BY the dem cratic townships on he cast side
of tho rivs', which alone nldca difference Of 800
or 400.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-10-14

Counrs OF HoSoa.-The King of Prussia has
directed courts Of honor TO be established in all the
garrison, which shall hsv. jurisdiction over Offences
and disputes coming within the rules Of honor and
lied to ,nilcl punishments according to the nature
Of the offence. In case parties will not submit TO
The decision ofihe cour Of honor. they &c anihori.
sed TO Fight in presence Of hS cou, and be subject
to punishment in proportion to tho injury inflicted
upon earh other.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-10-14

BALTIMORE MARKET.

OUice of The BALTIMORE AMERicAN, Oct. .,
GRAiN.-The supplies of Whea, on Saturday
and to-day we're light, The few parcels received
of Nd. and Va reds sold at Sc A 90 cts for good to
prime and q, rs sc cts. for ordinary 10 good. A
10, of 900 bushels Pcnnsy quality vey good,
suld at 90 cts. Sales Of 1hito Corn al 46 cts and
yellow a, 46 a 4s cts. Several parcels Of Md.
Rye were old at so. Sales Of Oats Ut 92 90 cts.
WHISkEY l. dull Limited sac. Of hhds.
at "a 241 cts.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-10-14

CoUGU CoSsUsPrIoS AND BiTFIcuLTr OF
BREAIuISG CURtD.-Mrs. Levy a very highly re-
spectacle lady of Philadelptia residing in Locust ST.,
between Four, and fif h, had been lsboIins for up
wards Of siI months under a very bad cough, at
tended with difficulty OF breathing, pains in her
breast snd side, and sickness at the stomach, hs.
wing lost all spps,i,e she became so very much re-
duced in strength as to be unable to work she was
considered in a consump,ive state, and given up by
he physicians that attended her In This situation
she d resource TO Brandfs'h, Nge'Gbk Unirsr-
.a! Pills, and TO her as,onishneni before she had
taken one box, Us pills. found herself very much
relieved she expee,oraled = great quantity Of
phsgm, which has essed her Of one OF the most vi.
olent coughs that ever was experienced by moria!
man. She has taken the Pill, regularly s'.sr since
and now finds herself eOln,,h,stely rseoy. y.sI. .nt
will certainly for ID benefit ,csj,sj reeommsn,
- 'a' as snc can, believing them 70 be mos
| ehse'%-s medicine in tho above complaint.
[ or Purchase Of II. b. Mssser, Sunbury, OF o
l agents published in another PAN Of this Psrer
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-10-14
Cr Wing caniiialcs in uaics. 'vou

or Loss OF ruE L. s. STEAMER, FRIoA1s Mis-.
soun1.--Thc las, arrivals from Europe, bring us
the distressing intelligence Of the loss Of the Steam
Ship Missouri The Missouri was on her outward
bound passage, convy ying the Hon. Caleb Gushing
The Minister Of the L. 8. to China.
Thi. splendid vr,sei was totally consumed by fire
on the nigh, Of the 26h Of August. while taking in
coal, q, Gibraltcr Notwithstanding the crow were
finally driven overheard by the fury of the flames,
SO, no los. Of life was sustained.
The Missouri hal arrived in Glbrsl'cr the day
before, and was making all despatch for the con.
,inu,nce Of her voyage up the Mediterranean, when
the iro broke out The ship continued 10 burn
throughout the night, presenting OF the grandcst
srec,acles, occasionally relieved by explosion of
heavy shells ani the scattering OF fragments. A.
boul O'Clock, some OF The tanks in the forward
ga1ine blew up, with terrible concusson
a,ing Other damages around.
We ere happy 10 learn, however, that Mr.. Cush.
irg saved oil his valuntIe effects in the early par
Of the FIRE. His departure was only delayed for
the English steamer ofthc 7th, in which vessel he
left for Aler,ndis. The officers and crew los,
every thing -1crp, he clothes they had on.
A subsequent investigation proved that the fire
orisins,ed in the engine room from sPirits of tur-
penne, which had run down from one OF the store
roorns above.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-10-14

TuE PurAroE Cnor IN CuEsrEu Co.-The
Village Record says, "The Poa,oe crop is no,
full and we are informed, in many fields the crop
ia so ro,,ed and the smell s So fr:d that the far
mcrs have been obliged 10 desst from gathering
from sickncs. The excessive moisture Of the sen.
son is assigned as the cause. In some fields we
have heard, one half or three i0urihs Of the crops
is lost"
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-10-14

NEAR REL.TIcNsuIr.-Sir George Macken.
lationship with him on the ground that her mo-.
ther's aunt had sucked sister Of the baronel's
grandmother.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-10-14
FIRST SIGHT OF A SrEANloAT.-A

FIRST SIGAT OF SrEAMgoAT.-A woods
man from the interior OF Arkansas, who had
never been on board Of a steamboat. had occa.
sion to 90 to ST. Louis a short time since.
From the bank Of the river lie hailed the "Iisr.
~ Of the West" with
Captain, what's the fair to ST. Louis"
"What part Of thc-boat do you wish to 60 on!'
asked the Captain-"rahin or decks"
II Hive in a cabin al home" said the hoosier
---"giyo me the best you've got"
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-10-14
I'D L r. ID

On Thursday last, ANDREW L., infant son of
Mr.. Samuel Harrison, of this place, aged months
and 9 weeks.
In Turhut township on the 5h inst, MI AN
DREW X. Russell, formerly of this place, aged
about 80 years.
In this place, on the 5th inst, Mr., PETER
HOVER. aged about I years.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-10-14

a QUEEN CRADLE.-.lhe editor Of the
Charleston Mercury states that gentleman Of
that city had recently cent him, from friend
in Mississippi cradle-the body ofwhich was
made f.on a she!. Of a swapping turtle tha,
weighed l35 pounds The railing ia made Of
buck horns anG the rockers OF walnut tree.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-10-14

The following specimen of poetry and Or
thology is mentioned on tombstone in church
yard at Bedford, in this State -
"Her laneuishiug head is at Rest;
IL. thinking aud sking Is Oe,
Hr quiet smovalle best.
is htsved by fiction no MORE"
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-10-14

Ur in another column our aders will fad the
official returns Of this county. With the exception
Of Congo the democratic ticket has been elected
throughout By the eilit in the ranks Of The demo.
cratic patty. Ftick, the whig candidate, ha. sue.
cr.ied in getting small majority.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-10-14

Mn. RoRtRr WICKLIFFk.- The Lexington
(Ky.) Observer Of the 18th inst says that Mr.. Ro>
bert Wick lIc, of that city, has been rendered hy
President Tyler the appointment, OF Charge dAl'
fiirs TO Sardlnil.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-10-14

AsBrsros.-This singular substance, which has
vet defied all the efforts Of chemists TO analyse il,
solve in water and is entirely free from taste or
smell, is found in considerable abundance in Penn
sylvsno, at no great distance from the borough Of
Yolk.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-10-14

"THREE BorrLEs LEFT Well, Mrs. Moody,
how are you this EVENING""
"Oh, Mrs. HI am very unwell ! am
quite out Of spirits"
"Bless you, maan don, take on 50, there's
three bottles left yet"
"Go down stairs directly, Betty"
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-10-14

az Y. p. PALNrn. Esa. at his Real Estate and
Coal Office No, SO Pine Street, Pbilslclphia, 10 au.
,horiscd 20 Get as Agent anj to receive and receipt
for all monies due this Office. for subscription OF s-
vertising
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Saturday, Oct. Ii !s43.

o. For sAIs--A fresh supply ofprn;ins pa
per, viz: loo relms similar in size and quality to
the sheet on which this 10 printed. Also co rcams
of super royal, 9l by rs inches, all of which will
be sold at the mill price.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-10-14
AN EPIC lAM.

A fool and knsve. with different views,
For Ju is hand Apply;
The knave 10 mend his fortune sues.
The fool to please his eye.
Ask you how Ju'in vii behave
Depend OF f'ra rule.
II she's q fool shell wed III. kn9ve,
Ifthe'e knsve, the fool Hirrd.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-10-14

ST. PArR!cK ScoT.--The IRISH j; appears, are
to be robbed Of their patron saint, for Lord Camp
'ell in recen, ders,e in he British House Of
L,id,. asserted hat St. Patrick wa, Scot.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-10-14

lourg Saundos. and Mr. and Me. Rage, hsV:
all been fully comn,Iltsd for trial for the foser.,.
VII phich hey stand chyssd,-B B'ck, Rsp.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-10-14

Dur. fumes y. Loossn, one Of the oldes,
printers Of the West. died a, Cincinnati, on
tho 9Th mat. He established he f'n paper in that
city.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-10-14
From The Phi'adeLoAia Lcdger.
The Election.

THE ELEcrIoS YEsrEhDAr.-We have delayed
our paper beyond the usual time Of going to press
in order to give some account, Of the rrsu, of yes
terdsy's election.
Petty general detection existed in the First Con,
grcs>onal District among the Democrats, The re-
gulnr ticket, (McCully) was opposed by portion
of the Democrats who took CIousat ns their can.
didste. Towards the middle Of the day the Crou-
sla, men dropped their candidate, and voted for
Morris, the Whg candidate, and in consequence
the First District the staunchrsi Democratic district
in the State, has elected Whig as their terrescn-
ta,ivc in Congress. We give the following m, orr
ties, as reported at the windows las, evening:
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-10-14

hereby gwen ~. we have puroh ,sed the fol-
n 'o"i"ss articles, sou oy Thos. A. Ellington
:. constable s,e on the llh inst, as ihs property
~ sonn B. Shipman, which we have loaned TO the
said hn b. Shipman until we think proper TO re-
move them, viz:
One souel horse, bay mare ] black COW,
brndle COW, 6 bee-caps and bees, bureau, clock,
2 setts wagon harness, sets plough do, ] coal
slcve, Q ploushs, harrow, wind mill.
JOHN s. SNYDER.
PETER II. SNYDER.
Augusis, Oct IA, 1851.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-10-14
PRICE CURRENT.
~aDEHG< ME

I : hereby given that have purchased the follow
i ing articles soll at SeriiTs sale the All inst,
as the property ef jonathan and Andrew Hoover,
which articles have lnaned to SAID jonathan aud
Andrew until | see proper To remove them. VIZ:
Two black m,res, ! bay do, mully COW,
white calf Z shous, = se,l Of ha ness two horse
wagon, two thirds of acres of corn in the ground
two thirds Of acres buckw heat, half Of aces
wheat, half Of 4 acres of rye, bureau, Is yards
carpet, mantle clock, plough.
JACOB HOOVER.
Augusta Oct l. lst3-3t
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CTONE WARE for sale.
- s25 Stone Jugs, from quart TO gallons,
so Stone Jars, from 2 TO s gallons. For sale,
cheap, by oe,l4 h. b. .mAssEF
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ported majority, 60
In Southwark, the Reform Commissioners tick
ct, supported hy the Crnussa, men, is also elected
by several hundred majority. In the Fifth, 1875.
The Congress onal lickc, in these two wards was
not counted al O'Clock. last night.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-10-27
From the Philadslph,a Ledger
Oregon Territory.

The tile Of the United States to its SOP
ereignty,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-10-27

A Lecture delivered on Tuesday Even
ing, in the District Court Room.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-30

resolutions adopted by the Legislature of Sou, Caro-
lima at its late session laid the table and ordered
be printed.
THE resolution from South Carolina is on the sub
ject of the xation of Texas, as fellows
"ResofDed, That in the opinion of the Legislature Of
South Carol n1 sound policy the vital Interests of the
people of tho United States, and their jus, rights re-
qure TINT steps should be promptly taken by the Co.
vernment of the u S. for the annexation OF Texas
Bills w,re read first and second time and ordered
TO be engrossed.
A bill on lis second reading declaring portion of
he Shenand 1ah River n lawful fence, read.
MIR BLsE moved its indefinite postponement-sup-
ported by himself and Mr.. BRoApus and opposed by
Messrs. BuRwELL, GALLAHER and WIrcHER-and ne
gatved
The bill was ordered TO be engrossed.
The bill 'mposing taxes for the support OF Govern
ment,' lis second reading was laid the table and
made the order of the day for Tuesday next motion
of Mr. EDMUYBs
report from the Committee for Courts of Justice
ION resouoa) that it is to authorize the
majority Of the acting magistrates of county grant
to free negroes the privilege of remaining in The Com
monweallh, read.
Mr. CAMPBELL moved to reverse the decision of the
committee.
Mr. GALLAnER said the present law deprived free
negroes of the privileges under it-reqnrng minority
Of oil the magistrates of the county to be present. and
the vote of three ourh to secure TO them It's benefits
The motion to amend agreed to, and a bill or
dered.
report of the committee for Courts of Justice that
is expe the fees of the Clerks Of the
counties of the Commonwealth, read and agreed to
Petitions were presented md rrferred-by Mr.. Bowl
ny petitions ofctizers of Nononeaa, for change
in the Jury system Of the State, by Mr. EDmIsroS, Of
citizens of Lewis, reltng to the extension Of the Bal
and Ohio Railroad by Mr. BALES Office, of John
Taylor, asking loan Of S3,0o0 from The S,ae.-[Ths
curious petit ion The petitioner states that he has
discovered valuable silver mine in Kentucky, the
Va ne-that lie is not able 10 buy and wants loan Of
80 600, in six monthly instamens, to enable him to
buy It, He promises II reimburse the State from the
rich product Of The mire! BY Mr.. BALDwis, ofczens
Of Preston, praying the formation Of county out
of ga, Is of Preston, Marion and Randolph.
Ga IN ton Of Mr.. ARMSTRONG of Harrison,
The House adjourned
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Friday, Dec. 90, lo43.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES,

On m, ton of Mr.. VAS BuRES,
Resoiced That the Committee on Cl'Ims enquire IN
To the expediency of paying Elsha Buckingham out o
the public Treasury for stand OF colors furnished by
him 10 the sIst Regimen, OF Virginia Militia.
MIR. MORGAN presented the remonssTance OF AUSTIN
Merrill and other citizens of the town of Fairmont anG
its vicinity in the county of Marion against the for
nation of a new county Of parts of the counties OF Ma
ron, Barber and Harrison.
MIR PAYNE presented petition OF CIT zens OF Inc
county OF Flnranna asking that ordinary keepers may
be excused for net keeping intoxicating liquors IN
their ,a7erns FOR the accommodation Of their guests
on Propositions and Grievances.
On motion Of Sir. TAYLOR,
Rtsolred That the Committee for Courts Of Justice
enquire int, the expedency Of providing, by law, The
manner in which public ac,s, records, and judicial pro-
ceediags &c. Of the District Of Columbia, and trlbu
taries Of the United States shall be authenticated
On motion OF H. SrAsroS, the engrossed bill con
corning Jonathan All son Of Brooke county was taken
up, read third time and passed.
Several bills were ordered I, be engrcssed.
A bill authorizing loan from The Literary Fund to
the Trustees of West Liberty Academy, was taken up
on motion Of Mr. EDoISGTos, read second time, and
NJ. McPHrRsoS moved that it be indefinitely post
poned which motion was negatived, Is 10 81, and The
bill was ordered TO be engrossed.
Bill authorizing the Hastings Court OF Dan
vile 10 appoint Commissioner of the Revenue, was
taken up and read second time.
Mr.. PrypLEros Of Giles and Mercer, made some