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The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-05-23

HORSES that have Ring Bone, SPAWN, Wind
Calls, Sc are cured by ROOFS SPECIFICS and
FOUNDERED horses entirely cured by Roofs Foun
der Ointment Mark this, all horsemen
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BALDN ESS.

RHEUMATISM and LAMENESS positively
cured aud all shrvelled muscles and limbs res
tored in the old or young, by the Indian vegetable
EIi,ir and Nerve and Bone Linament-but never
without the name of Comstock & Co. on it,
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-05-23
TREAsUPY DErarNrNr,

Confirmation Of The Copper Mines on Current rire 10
J. Epes Conan
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III Papers who will insert the above, will entitle
themselves to the thanks of the publishers, aud ex-
change of courtesy. April 6--3t
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-08-19
Il Ill F. III 4 X ID NJ A y
"A MAN sEvEKE HE WAS"

ARcutRALD MERTON was the son OF an indus
rtous and thriving merchant, who. originally poor,
had at first from uccessity, and afterwards from
habit, became u ponurious man. prosperous IN
all his undertakings. to believed that poverty
WAS invariably the result of Id!eness, and conss
Inently, ielt M sympathy IN the wants o: others.
aud was never known TO extend his hand IN cha
IIty 10 any,
Archibald had imhihod and acted upon the err
roneous conclusions of his father
inherItIng q handsome fortune al his death suf-
tIciont for the independence of his limited wants
and views, he still continued plodding on and in>
creasJng his store.
Two years after he had succeeded to the husi-
aess, ne u.arried-not for love, for tina, WAS a
sentiment he possessed rs little he did Of cha
rty--no it was merely bargain; and, like most
81 his bargains, settled upon 'Chaoge.'
rich merchant who had five daughters Of
Tered him the choice and certain sum; and
when he had made his selection, the transfer was
made and accepted, with all the GOODNESS and for
!pait' OF commerce. al transaction.
daughter was the lssue-tho only issue, for
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-08-19
MISCELLANEOUS READING.
From the kn.cherb1rAer .



Tho iulu7n hsar;--ne mortal eye,
llath seen It's springs Iaid bare;
A beauty and n mystery,
L. ali that resteth there:
IN love, how silently, evil brood
Ger feelings unconfessol!
\ bird that feeds in solitude,
The youngIings Of its nest,
Is hate, IS Ike volcanic fire!
We reck no, Of its wrath,
TN bursts tho lava from its irs
Around oar scofchinE path!
lis friendship oh, the blessed sesi4,
fl s,rews in Times dark bowers,
That spring through Misery's bitter weeds,
To crown Bifo's cap with flowers!
The hearts desPair--what smile
Pottsays It's gloom arisht'
Itis the hell OF Memory
UauuerabIe night.
It's hoiinsss.--a tree whose bloom
Eternity supplies,
Aud facking TO whose branches, come
Tho birds of Paradise,
IL every human change, the heart
I. nut Twin, Tyre,
Wnero each fierce passion plays its pari
Upon separate wire:
Bat hav.h and wild the tones viii be,
w nile passion round them cling,
IL never bresthes true melody,
Til Con hath touched It's strings.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-08-19
the unfortunate

married 10 the man OF her fatheT . aua heF own
cnolce, was by ~ means Pef'esIy haPPE, II 7''s
had been accustomed to 10" rei'si'ns'y 10 MS WIN
III ali thin9s' that SAe c'"se' Is''y tN'e' 5i:,@a
many qiai'ns q e'"sc'.hSo d. ''1 S.t.' S"e ''fa
iakeo' when ever a,.' a'''H 'sse' i'"o ''F'
c.oHdS acF0ss '"e ''"s"'"' .. "s' oA's''.'s :
fteGe'ith' W. "aS ""'"'0 - '''''" ""f 'Hi''5
nent ana the niue fn'het nc 2'sseSSed vas ihS'
d"inding away; anu. % qua - mo of'u"eS
of The young couple MARIA P1tsalSed 10 Oec"iae
mother,
Too proud ana IndePendeat 10 sie Tor heP
where nc considaro1 u oNgHt h'tIfA'tP 10 nave
been preferred, L reoeF''H tried every fne7a5 IN
his power 10 procure means else" mere before ne
solicited the ass5t7nce OF his ihPacabie father
in-Ia"- Stern necessity nj last compelled hun
to Jo thai which he deemed ae7Tada'I2n-
What IS yolr business. sur "enaaded aren't
bald, WIN "A cAiii:aI inciN3Teuss' "htn 10y soFj
# straagew, Frederick had obtained al inter.
view.
Il have 40 business, Mr.. NJ arlaD, replied Fred
erjch; and, indeed, 80 pfeasess Ia the "pPlica-
ton avn aao1t to make to yoet
Then the sooner cur conference ends the bet
ter
Not 50, sir,' replied Frederick. Indignantly,
'aud yon must and shall hear ~ and RISING alb
rupt'v, he orkcI The door # tie apartment
.Trnar ,,,,Lfn.- sir. van ar. 1EartE-. ftfia~ nj
hat is Sufficient PROTECTION FIR s4u'
i disc.aiu, and viii d,s.uhvr.. TIC Giso5u4cnl
girI' said Archibald
Listen, SIR said Frederick You sanctioned
my addresses TO your daughter; you did al Ia
your power to promote the match; and had It not
been for my fathers misfor:uGss. you would GID
~ have - flied the agrcosleut Iu;o which yua
had aorored.'
Well, sir. but he failc' IL h.5 part, and have
every right TO refIact'
You forget, sir, that tins wac not nero con-
tract OF bargain aud saie-that The affections ot
tho parties were Involved. You are sull a rich
man and Mara Is your oh'y chad. 90 net ask
you 10 gt'o hef inc handsome 1.Fuon YOU proini-
sod on her wedding day; bat d3 ci2Im some as
/ sstancc, which Will enable me- TO enter into
business, and recover Al least, part OF that con-
nez'on "hleh my father had ~ hIs Industry and
integrity obtained lie was unfortunate, stf, tet
not gn"'y.
our o"n9o'cr, 100 IS III fFecaFions STATE,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-08-19

-
nc was eoiNPolao 70 i.a' '''' '"''' "'' -
Notwithstanding his indifference, however the
hiiie Marin gre" up; ahd' "heh sue n'o a.
90 the age ot I'VE, ne be4an 10 'aEe ho'ieo % MS
only en- D. ann h'j eA1Tesst' ti'hFe'' fa'''' pea
Sod w''h her winning ways aud at'.tss Pr'tut'
His business. however. engaged the larger p0r-
,ion OF his the Office, and occupied much
Of his thoughts at home, he consequently had
llrlo intercourse with the representative Of his
house
Or h.e vearz. TOO. there rose n compe ,ition in
mercantile, affairs. which GRADUALLY assumed an
ar r s..,,,t.,i.., ,ler yyas very d,sta.refli Ia
~. ~, 's{,,,ed h,",. I'm, he snr nersave,
r,I I,l.,-,., h C,,Trt he 1',d n.t o,,Iv nah n
,,.J ,siIh I,, ol,,,os,a nov, ,ra,n - ,Iav n
yhirh he nnfrsr,,erIrZ fund hj,ase,f NJ r,It.
SIN ,Le raan,a,3an If the Gran was higL in mar
r,o, AMI I'm r.,,..'lt where others were ob9.-
-.r..,
="
-r I NJ; - ;t,,.-
.-. ,."' , . 4 80. ,t...-I 49,, ,.,,
- s',.. 't,,, ,.,., I,sI.,i=a,''. lar ,,,,., or.
,,,a T., a., o.,.',.,, - .rcf,',. li.,io,, hp,'.o
I. ,t.n
2o c"n'ef'}I''e1' however, P'''ng II 10 ~"
s9vet'st test 10 which parent can submit his
81, D.
HAVING i@ s"H 10 continue ms business ne mao
'1''~. f." d" - '-.i'5 ."'oE P'''h1F' !" 'Ee
shape 81 a""~ia-tt"; ANA having compared
NOES ".'h D51'htF merchant, no h7d an only
SON nc PT"P2'ed me omar, "foA co"atti'Hs' &c
hi,ef mature dfihef"'I.n' iho match was n
gree" 0P'h, "'"'eo '"5 young couple were
''""y 10 F1''y ,t' 'G'eF.+1"f. Af.h'o''' on ms
P''' S"''.t" III '"1 '-eA o. i "eh1f On '"e part OF
MS u'u2"'tf; ANA me '''' ;dc. I'm ''',H pace
we ,N''''' a." '2' .."."E W." "a e''o1u'
''"2' w. '"' ing Pe"P'' 'FP'n'e I '''"-
-'''t 10Y syn" - "a'
'o ~ - "' ,f -
,', I. ''',1'Is', ,aa. e., 10
g., f.ffn a,.I ,,,..i., 49,. ,i,.o,y
-, 49,. I A.;
~ ''i - ~ ''! " |
'0'' ''"-' ''7 '''''' "a -" 80
~ 49, ,'I t .'',''
o,os. ,b., sr,o sb,,,,l5 rrce,va NJ pa(,on - her
,,,I;,n,sd h,Ih,nI .;'bo,,, r,,,,n,,,r aI,bo,,,b
49, I,,r 1000 III vt.t,, - .-, ;Ia,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-08-19

The opponents Of The Tariff are endeavoring
to make II appear that the measure IS prohi5itory,
in the face Of The fact that every description oi
foreign goods can be had cheaper noao than at
any other period Of our history! They are COM
planning that II has diminished the revenues v hen
they well know that be people generally have
instituted severe system of economy, and DO not
buy half as much az formerly. Besides, the
improv ed quality Of our home manufactures has
tendency to diminish the demand for foreign
goods; and it is hoped that are becoming. IN
the language of Gen Jackson, 9 little fmoFe
Americanzed' than were during the great
importing eras, when the balance Of trade against
u amounted to more than ttro huHdred millions
of dollars in ttcenfy years, all to be paid IN hard
money But an astonishing fact may be stated
which is not generally known, that the mporta
Ion Of foreign liquors mas diminished 10 less ttaa
a fifth ofths amount imported two years ago.
The present tax On imported Brandy is fifty cents
per gallon, and presume the Tee,otaIlers
have desire to see the revenue Of ibe country
Increased ~ relaxation Of tho duty Gu this az
'ice- WIN Rep.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-08-19
What do yo, mean said lie artlsss chi'a.
~ "a YOU give me this bead auj ~ I =


~ % YOU give me this bread anu taa.H-'
bsea4.s nous t.I were ARE ana "saz.>
ana ''.f' f'15t-I .'e eA'.3j '@oa 'A'tsr "'Il5 'f
80 arg u h@u iet Hoo g "a "it4,'' oHsi.a@
~ loves 7iH; ana eve h'h ann my neither pet
ter han al ne "or.j
-ha are '"eF F'e"! u@tn , me "5o man
~ - P~'P.3 ,''o D." '''''"s
KNOW, 8h1 "Fo=s' =. "d4' D"' " nave every '.''"S
we want aui can always give away some'hing
besides. Do You oversee any thing like JessS
Look, ho'' she butts at me! She IS 50 naughty;
aud yet feed aud wash her every day. Come
here; do, You hing, and let me cuddlo your wool
" neck.
And she entwiaed her lido afnl around the
'atnhs neck AID Rugged it to h'f
Bless You and thank OF! replied the o'd man.
returning the bowl and taking up his staff
'D5h't hurry yourself. lam sure you are tired,
replied NE child and %" may stop here rs long
~ }'' ,'i'' and steep II t4' a4'"' '"'' " ca
'Sool" cried the old man, looking up wildly
and then, Is II rccoHsctng himself, he added Il
may 90 ''"'''e1 - i'-' ~ ".-'5 ''''-' '''
- 5:,,5i 5.,' -
thov efvoys hail, At n7or naonle. and matber
does laugh 50 when he SAYS ihev are faithful, bat
not charitable, for she is very fond Of them
SaaH sho" yon the barn! and depend upon H.
80, l 49,, ~ ,, re anI n,,!r. aod
same meat tao. + ron Iil.. it,
Thank you murmared the I'D man as he arose,
and scaIdinF tears rolled down has iuffo"ea
as 'e ''''"" d nss P'g'F "s''' ''''''S
Irno to tor,ror,;ze .Ae ,.,,,e qirI Eranoht. the
weary vandefcr his welcome meal at fgo o'clock
in the morning; and seating herself on a truss Of
''fa" uo5'oo h''n 'a"eo 10 nun '''o S"eot 'h'Si'
o,,zi1o Ma ham !, a I,n,h;rr t,nr said Come
let US sec child's guest: the ltlc rogue wants to
engross all the merit to herself
ne door opened an" n walked The oai''H ~"d
'''' ~ ,,.,o. =
home vnn have hean yeIi ra,oJ f3rq,
4 shricI, from his wife ata,,Ied him and ffighte-
ned the child, who burst luto tcers, aud rushed t.
Ter mothers side.
fa'het my poor tanner eXs'a,tneo h'''P' N""
'''''rs - .,'o "'''''
The Two RED CENTS AGAt,.--A Gfoccs n
ia Clinton county, n. l. saws tho Clinton Wing,
sold~~e draulsarj q pint of ncH fufn according to
49,, - 49, -s ---.- -'-~- .--oe. rs
drunkaTd shot his son-ina~ while Intoxicated,
and his apprehension, confinement in ait, eXece-
tion g. cost the C.tanty mora than oue fL1s~
~
=, oe ,ho;r hr,.ss, vyh,,,,.,...o,,
ors2 Him, =, nay, ,boos,pd 5,Ilara r.
onatf, tho ,,roa.,atfer :, n,aLe two red cents,
-,.-,.r.,,a.,s., ,,,,t;,.c
,,-.,,;o,, .,o.,,
Tho lst Of July, 1913. An Indian, ono Of those
haf>ciyilized, rum loving creatures who abound
IN tho West. stoned out Of Cataraugas county
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-08-19

oFFICiAI.RErURSs offtc Annual Election in
wayne County, August 7th- fst3.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-08-19

TERMS OF TIE PALLADIUM:
ryo Doiinrs--in advance; aud Three Dollars
at the expiration OF the year.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-08-19

Shall say II? Yes, mus;. if i; does Disgrace
Gods image. The Legislature egalized tho sale
of the misunderstanding drink--tho Town Off
GERS sold the indulgence to kilt--and tho paoper-
maker cleared two red cents!
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-08-19

Read AND REFLEcr-The xed paragraph
IS inserted fer the benefit Of those young gentle
men, who always wishing for some thing, and
who have not energy and perseverance &c obtain
even o livelihood. Read it, young man
"That young man who is wasting his time in
idieness and sloth-whose golden hours are now
flying with The swiftness OF time, and vet unim-
proyed-whose ambition and energies all locked
up in the prison house Of indnlence, will, ere long
fad that the detestable maxim-''ihe world owes
living, and III have IFS a miserable de-
cep,ive resource, yielding nothing in The decline
Of life but poverty, Indebtedness and disgrace.
4 DEED OF HoRRoR.-The world was envel.
oped in the sable robes Of midnight, and no, a
star glistend in tho vaulted arch above. Tho
winds hovled forceiy, and dismal and murky
clouds 1e. IN rapid succession lhro' The whirling
air, as the glare of the lightning and crash OF
thunder mingled al intervals, TO render the scene
more terrific. 4, Ibis dreadful hour, when half
the world was warpt in sleep, the fell assassin,
lnsiigated with the feelings of devil arose from
his bed and proceeded stealihiIy towards his un.
suspecting victim. A pauss-all was dark-no
eye is to witness the bloody ,ragedy-the
blujgeon Is raised--a ghaaty smile Of revenge
PLAYS upon the face Of tho murderer--ihe blow
is slruck-a groan--and-the largest kind of a
lies dead by the side Of the paste bucket up
tic biaderyf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-08-19

Total No. each Poll.
Aho!ilionist, AMI NJ for
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- -. -
Or n - % = II - - - = - - -
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-01-21

PuLPIr ELoaUEScE.-Trulyh has it been said,
"there is bot one step from the sublime TO the re.
red in our hearing few evenings ago. A revival
preacher, OF some note, descsnting that SUI
blimest of all themes--ihe power and majesty Of
God! After giving utterance to a strain of real
eloquence, he closed his eulogum of the Great Ar
chitect of the Universe, by describing him that
Being "who had planted the Sun in the Heavens
placed the Moon in its SOckef-and the Stars in
their several Candlestieks." s."-Reading Gazette.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-01-21

DocroR YovRsKLV.-if you take cold. doctor
yourself at once. Put your feet into warm water,
and let there be a good quantity of mustard in it.
II will draw the cold from the head. Then drink
no, cruel, lemonade. or whatever you may fancy.
Pile blankets and cosetiids upon your bed. and
you will get into violent perspration. That,
fnot checked too hastily, will cure your cold spec
dily. All the doctors in The world car do no more.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-01-21

WoNAs:--aThere is something 10 me, says By
ron, avery softening in the presence ofa woman
some strange influence, even If one is not in love
with them. always feel in better huInor with my
self and every thing else, if there is woman with
IN KEN"
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-01-21

Virus, speaking of a lady who married for
money alone, remarks :-"She married him for an
establishment, bot forgot that he was par, Of IT.
dazzed with the frame, she overlooked the hideous
ness of the picture"
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-01-21
RESOLUTION.

81 never broke resolution yetn'
Said one accused of having jus betrayed one
II know IT," said the other, for ri bet
That in your life you never ys, have made one ?
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-01-21
Adams Fail, or the First Marriage

Adam was first created
A happy BAoHELoa-
Nor sought he 10 he mated,
Or thought Of "she'' or "her,"
Woman had not
Been then invented
And all couten,ed
Was Adams lot
Joyous and free from sin
He passed his early life
And thus he still had been,
Had ne not known q wife,
Had he not slept,
He ne'er had been,
Thus taken in
But single kept.
He did not want or need
A thing so false or frail,
More than a toad, indeed,
Requires or wants a tail.
Daily had he
The Cherubim
And Seraphim
For company.
But meddling Angels soon,
To spoil his peaceful life,
Set all their wits to work
To "pitk him out q wife,"
AS with US here
Our "angels" do
Wbene'er they view
A Bachelor.
When Mrs. Adam came,
She hinted with a smile,
That they had better live,
A hsie more in style,
my dear we're able,
Better 10 dress,
And keep, | guess,
A better table,"
That day she made feast
Of rare and costly fruit
The next day both appeared
Dressed in bran new suit
And every day
Did female pride
Decoy them wide
From wisdom's way.
What was dye think the end
OF this new course OF lifef
Adam was bankrupt made
BY his ambitious wife;
The ,ippstaff came
And made route
And turn'd them out
or house and home.
And now forced to work,
To digging went and hoeins
And lady Eve so proud,
Was glad to take in sewing.
Then as mother,
The hrats she had
Turned out so bad
One killed his brother.
Had he not, while be slept,
Been saddied with mate,
Would Adm not have kept,
Think ye, his first estatef
Without mother,
Could wicked Cain,
Think ye, have slain
His pious brother =!
This mischief all arose,
And more than have stated,
FIom Adams first faux pas,
Submitting TO be mated,
Then let US all
His folly see
And thus shall We
Escape his fall.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-01-21

To be grca, is not ia every ones power, but to
be good is in the power of all.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-01-21
PRICES OF ADVERTISING.

I square l insertion, SO SO
do . DO rs
do 3 do 90
Every subsequent insertion, es
Yearly Advertisements: one column, s25; half
column, $ls, three squares, Sl2; two squares 80
one square, S.. Hafyeary one colurn, sls {.
half column, si2 three squares, So two squares,
So; one square, SO so.
Advertisements left without directions as To the
length d time they are TO he published, will be
continued until ordered out, and charged accord.
ingly,
C-jJ'sixtcen lines make a square.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-01-21

Meanwhile crowds continued to gather out
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-01-21

IJsixtcen hines make a square.
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~. n. .u.aSSER, E<iStev.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-01-19
IN TAmsdau Jan. ..

Mr. WIN ?. Williams from tho Gem
mitlec on Internal Improvement, TO whom
was referred that part Of tie Governors
Message which rtiatca to the construction
Of Turnpike Road, from Raleigh 10 some
point westward, also a Inrnpike Road irom
here to Waynesboru', and other propositions
Of a similar character, reported adversely,
aud asked TO be discharged from lis further
consideration. Mr.. Jicocks moved To lay
the Report on the table, IN order that he a ;
Que Of the COMMITTEE, might have time for
further consideration Of II. MIR. Juyner
wished to have the Repod read. 1t vas
the Report Of majority Of the Committee ;
he did mol see II uuld late las. evening, aud
dissenting from the views It expressed, be
hoped the motion 10 lay On the table would
prevail, IN order 10 give the minority on
the Committee tune TO presen, counter
Report. Mr.. Arlington moved TO amend
the motion Of the Senator from PasqnoIapk,
by adding the words, land that It be PRINT
ed" which motion prevailed.
Mr.. VIM. L. Williams from the same
Committee, reported back a Resolution, 10
construct Turnpike Road from Fayette
vile TO Wllkesbofo'; also a memorial from
the citizens Of Clemmousg,lIe, asking the
construction Of Turpp,ke Road from Ri
elgh 10 Some point West; also a memorial
from may individuals Of lrrdelI county
askiug for a furDpltc Road from Fayelte.
vllIc TO some polnl Westward, adrer8c %
all and requested 20 be discharged fIon
their further Consideration.
Mr.. Dockery called up Resolution. pro
posing u survey Of the most eligible route
for water communication between TIC Cape
Fear and lpmbcr Rivers, and asking at
appropriation from the Literary Board te
carry the same into effect. Mr.. y. advo
Gated the measure at considerable length
in his usual forclble manner. After fes
remarks from MIR. Cooper the Resolution
was rejected, Ayes 10, Noes 30.
} Mr.. Moore called up the Coagrcssiona
District Bill.
Mr.. Cooper, moved to strike out thr
: County of Martin from the 9th, and add /
to the 9Th District.
Jr. Howard moved 10 amend the amend
men, Of Mr.. d., by striking oul Jones
from the oh District, aud attaching il I,
the 9Th District; which vas accepted D.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-01-19
IN SENATE-.Fridoy, Jan 6.

Messrs Dockcry and Motehead, respect
Iycly moved 10 correct The journal by hav.
ing the amendments offered by them yes.
lerday, on the Congressional Distric, Bill,
spread upon the Journal. The Speaker
sad, the Journal would be so corrected.
Mr. Joyncr from the Committee on IA
uca,lon aud the Literary Fund, reported a
Resolution, that no new work for the fur.
thor draining Of ,he Swamp Lands, should
take place until the present improvements
have been fully tested, which was read and
adopted.
Mr.. loyuet, from tho samo Committee
reported back a Bill, proposing an ul,cra
ton IN the p,~"ew Law respecting Com
mon Schools, and recommending ils relec
ton, which was made tue order for to nor
row.
| Mr.. juynce, from the Joint scloc, Com
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-09-30
Sept. lG. lSf3.-,v
ORpyssNs, e5yly',.'y SALE.

y pursuance of The Orphans Count of Norhum.
hcrls"d county, will be cx posed to public sale on
Wednesday the 25,h day of Octo' er reXt on the
premises. to wit: A certain tact of land situate III
Shsmokn township. in sid couuty, sdjoin ne lands
of David McWiams, Elisha Barton aud Obadiah
Campbell, containing twenty-five acres, and one
hundred AMI thirty nine perches more or lees, on
which are eTecte. large two story frame house.
barn, and other our houes late the estate Of James
Campbell, dec1. Sale to commence at 10 o'clock
A. VI Of said day, when The conditions OF sale will
he made known by
WM. PERSING,
OBADIAH CAMPBELL.
Suuhury, Sept l6, lsi3-5t t3g1r's
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-09-30
Hart, Andrews ~ HE'keycr,
Forwarding and General Produce
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Second Hkayf abore Rdce 81 on The Dciacare
Ply L a d z L z "a I "A.

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