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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-07-11
TIE youxG LiDy,s COMPANION.

M Margaret Boan, 81 N,
scrivxur-e" Wonders The e,p 49, The in. Bahors 80
u mo-, embossed anu r 5idins received
nd q sale =. book q { Il DAVIS.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-07-11

Grand total, sS3,O72,37J S~3,se1,4-9
OF this Of manufactures of Massachusetts, IT
has been estimated S5O00O,GOO is exported 10 other Sec
The naval Boston, not on
of the manuiao urers, but for the OF ships
engaged in foreign trade transportation of cotton &c TO
Europe. For the same purpose, large proportion OF
the -four used but leaving these facts Of consldera
ton the table viii show the following results:
The South and West sells To Great Britain
per nnnum Si6.5CG .2G
purchases o - - ,12J
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DISSOLUTION o: raRTyyRsnIr.

frNE partnership h. ifr pari
u 6-fee : hanir un'~i sic h'u ~ rsisisnd Brandon,
dissolved
The firm 90 please BE- ,si, !rssiil.. Tic look-
and i.inr al
10
DAVID KAiGflTsIf.
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lurccs. Tor The year 100 :

ExFoSrs PHcpUCrs III scum 80 "
Bosso~ GEEsr BRiIAiS ~ i7to
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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-07-11

The following 10 hand too late for last paper.
However, too late give the good Can
our Democratic friends take measures 10 have Mr. WrL-
IrR make rs a visit Ii done, II should be done SOON.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-07-11

We may now compare the imports Of manufactured
goods from Great Britain for Tie with the pur-
chases of manufactures from Massachusetts, according 10
the data furnished by the for $40
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-08-18

W. are authorized 20 announce THOMAS
L0MAX as cand date tor clerk of the District
Chancery Court al Holly Springs.
We are authorized to announce JAMES C
ALDERSON as a candidate for clerk the Dis
rict ChanceIy Courl al Holly Springs.
The Hon JOSEPH w. CHALMERS, is a
candidate for the office he now holds OF VICE
CHANcELLoR OF MISSISSIPPI.
WE are authorised to announce HENRY
DICKINSON, Esq. OF Lowndes County, as a
candidate for the office OF Vice Chancellor Of the
S.ate of Mississippi
WE are authorised 10 announce JOSEPH o.
WALKER as a candidate for Clerk OF The Vice
Chancery Court
We are authorized to announce J ].
Gatelv. a candidate for Ranger at the next
November Election.
r WE are authorized to announce Col.
HANgsRAL EAsgEsES as a candidate
Tor sh erin u the county OF Marshall at tie mex
general election.
gzvE are authorized to announce T'Tyon
III. Yamcey E>q. as candidate for Probate
Judge Of NIarshan county, at tn general cleo
ton IN November next.
1--WE are authorized to announce Will
LIAM EDMONDSON as a candidate for
Treasurer of Mars ball County atthe next gen
eral election.
- We are authorized to announce ALFRED
SIMPSON as a candidate for Sheriff ol Mar
shall County.-Elec lion in November next.
We are authorized to announce R.
FOWLER, of Holly springs. as a condidate for
Ranger Of Marshall county.
- WE are authorized to announce JAMES
a. SWAN as a candidate for Ranger OF Mar
shall county.
We are Authorized to announce The Rev. WI
McMAaEN, as a candidate FOR he Office Of
Connsy Treasurer, of this county a: the Novem-
Der election
WE are authorized 10 announce JOHN B.
HICKS as a c sndidate for Comfy Treasurer al
the next November election
We are authorized 10 announce "A dES /
sELBY as a candidate for County Treas urer.-
Election in November next.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-08-18

measure oi na -ionai policy; ~ II our Ssa.a
nad suffered to- much already 5y d-ertIos
Ter attention 90 tnIngs Al DISTANCE. w7ii-
we " re Woi4'ly Beg.e llug ous home inter
IS. r Gw-H, however. spfilcles,s ian
on those subI-ct 90 make kaova 1fs rs-.,-.
eud reiOte soDh-strsns of 3 0apn. 20
these he passed ll tts boal o,ss,....
the great Question upon = hlca tn isss
will turn ID this Stale He assumed rs con
stitutionality. after establishing it beyoD.
doubt. he took II upon the ground of eoui
ty and policy. The continued apnlausa Of
the bond PAYERS and the long fees Of IN.
aniI-bonders sufficiently evinced that he
was making an impression thar went homs
10 MS comp. tl;or. tle remark 4 that II it
was constitutional for the State to make the
Donas constitutional for the people to receive
Tue money and constitutional FIR them to use
ana receive the ben it Of it, surely il
would be constitutional far them 70 return il
10 the innocent lenders The Col dvelt a.
length upon the effect the doctrine of repu-
dion would have upon our honor and fame
abroad State with such resources and a
voting population o. some 10000 to refuse
TO pay the SUN Of s.. 900 600 in eight or ten
years, even by taxation. (should i come to
that was certainly libel and SANDER upon
the honesty and magRanimitv Of Mississi0-
plans. He showed of Gen Brown's pe.u-
liar situation in that respect A man who
had voted for the charter Of the Union b nix,
who had voted for increased privileges to Be
extended towards it, who had borrowed
money for himself and friends from it. and
who was then largely in debt to il; for such
Il man to come before the people and ask of,
fee at their hands, upon the doctrine of ere
pudiation.' was at least strange if not m out
rage upon their good sense and feelings
The Col closed speech of unprecrdent-
ed soundness and argument amidst tho daaf
ening applause Of the audi.nce would he
glad 10 90 more into detail and give some
of the anecdotes by which he ilustraid d his
arguments but nv room will not permit il
Gen. Brown replied in apparent bad hn-
NOR. and lodged the arguments Of CLAYTON,
attempting to mislead the people from the
true issue by old anecdotes
Desolo is RIGHT She viii do her duty at
the coming election. A u that is necessary
is for whi9s to b. on the alert. and with their
principles headed by Harry Of the West, "
/ they must triumph
LOCKER ON
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-08-18
A LOCKER ON.
HERNbNDo, Miss. Aug 7, I843.
OxroRp. Aug. 9Th. 1913.

Mn FALCoSER Sir: ] do not know
that | would think 1t worth while TO write
YOU any thing respecting the drmoct attic
County Convention, which was held ves.er-
dav. were IL not that Col gosseivn in his pa
per Of the 81 has thought proper to say 'all
right IN Marshall In L4ftvette, whicA y we
have lately visited. every thing looks proni-
sing and betokens victory The Col be-
ing "a candidate himself in Marshall, must
Of course be 10 good spras and for aught
am informed. ought 10 BE- so +; but when n
Volunteers for LafaveIte in his paser OF the
Sd, ne ventused withouta knowledge of who
the candidat S wonld De. AMI with | must
say, n sad want of information as 10 pub ic
feeling in this county.
This convention for the selection of dem
ocratic candidates TO the Legislature has
been ong on tfe carpet, and Yesterday a
meagre assemblage of the faIthfui. after "A
good deal of secret consultation. announced
y Il eastman and r. ii BHford
Esers as their candidates for defeat Il did
not al all events, seem 10 create any enthus
asm in the crowd, which was made up as
much Of wings as locos MIR Cu<hman
made a short but characteristic speech. in
which he proc laimed him. ella democrat,
6rlStIcs and all
We were also favored with a speech
from the Hon jacob Thompson, "one Of
the gifted sons ofdemocracy As you had
him at Holly Sprin $. il IS needless to say
what he expectorated on 1t was like all
his efforts against whig measures, just be
cause thev were whig measures, and per
fectIy calm and resigned, repddiate or not
repudilte
For some days 81 fore the iegislat i've nom
ination. it was thought that Gen Palifero
would be a candidate, but be would not
stand fire, and as to Esqr Redwine. they
have given him the back of their hand.
The Wings meet on the 18th to form a
Ticket -
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-08-18

. nsasion allowed % such trustees shall be
paid Ga preference = al otaess ba. sasll IA
i3 case oe-cla ge43ie Ipoa tse 9abllc ,Tea s
sfv
ssc 10 Be a fartisr eageted, Taa, if
sav usssa sal. snb zz'e o. convert % MS
osva tlse. 2r fail - pay ov-r'to as saccess,r
"a oltie % % o,atrs as may be directed by
laws. any ofths proceeds or assets. of any
such Bank o. B1nks. or other corporations,
or person or persons, pretending to exercise
eorporate powers. snail. upon Indictment and
c0nvictioa sereof. in 4d1ition 10 the pay
n-nt OF MS boai, Be imp isoaei IA tue PEA
it-n,iscy n1t iss than two yeafs nor more
thtn ten years. for e4c1 aai every slch Of
fence
Seo IL B. i fte'Ber stfcte5, That the
foregoing g-section ofthis act shall not, nor
any part thereof be 50 construed as 10 re-
leave ang p-rson or p-rsoas interested in. or
any way connected with anv snch B lnk or
B INKS. rporitioa o. carp1fations or per.
, son OF persons pretending to exercise cor
! porate powers from his individual liability
/ for any fraud or misma Ia cement of the
same.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-08-18

~. isolated question. We expect
lsra q I'M men charge rs with political
3 bar ''sj srj our opinions on the bond ques
f,;.afl ~, :, ,r9of oft1e charge. All IN 81
100 ea=- ~ more will not alarm the true
tti1g' bor4 payer, who IS satisfiedin his
bsf'l "A that tie people Of Mississippi
On ~. r. po4niniiy borrowed the money
el' en-, s aud cophiIng aiiies-who were
tgs,l1',,,l. and patrons N the darkest hours
e.i revolutionary struggles. and that in
co.l : a. neither the "Stat'" nor the peo-
SgnaSn -,ainei that there was any thing
Pc s., L,n- + until our OWN CIT ZENS
F'ans I'D the money under the direction
'i1 .,.-ri9n oftle peoples sgen's- the "best
i1l 81 I'm b. 10 return the money. paw uD
F-'-5 5.,uo.. get a full receipt. and take bet
'' 80 n the future that we have nothing
si .r-b such thin1s-see that sucn men
? ~, 49, Brovn land good repudiators in our
s .-lba not allowed to go into our Leg
80 20 halls. and vote Tin the name Of the
80 - r,r The money, and after it is borrow
F5t., he credit ofthe people, take all they
Il u, hold Of for themselves and friends.
-i- ---. The balance 10 be wasted, and then
~. i..'', s,ba stump" aud teach the people how
{ = t..rra-s themselves by denying the a.
-...g anE dssP4lIHg TIE account"
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-08-18

The following is the Bill as amended and
signed BY the Governor
A BILL to be entitled an act TO prescribe
the mode ofproceeding against incorPo-
rated BanfS for a Uiotqtion Of tteir cOrPo
rate franchises. and against persons pre-
tending to exercise corporate PricItsgsS
ueder acts Of incorporation, and for other
purposes
SECTION / Be it enacted 5y the LegiSia-
fure ofthe State Of Mississippi. That it
shall be the duty of each aud every District
attorney in this State. whenever he shall
have reason TO believe. or whenever the
affidavit OF one or more crrdltable person or
nsrsors shall be presented to him. stating
hal ne or they nave good reason to believe.
and do verify believe. tha; any Incorpo ated
Ranlx located within his District, has en-
ouittv Of a violation Of any ofthe provisions
MS charter. or has done. omit to do any
act or acts, the doing oI omission oi "hlch
would in law work 70, fei,use OF MS cnar-
ter. or IS commanded or Proanoded by ITS
chatter or any statute ofthe S'ate I'D relation
Banks. forth With to file In the 1trh
office of the Circuit Court of the COUNTY 10
which such Bank shall be located. az lntor
nation in the nature of a quo warren'o
against such Bank, upon the fling OF whicn n
information il shall be and is hereby made
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-08-18
TO THE VIII IS OF MARSHALL

We propose TO publish the Gtzettef from
this time unit! the Isl December next, for
rs cents We will devote our columns to
the exciting topics of discussion. and more
especially to State affairs
VIII not our friends aid in obtaining sub
scribefs Let each subscriber make it his
business TO procure for us another, aud thus
place ii in our power TO improve the size and
matter of our paper Let US hear from you,
trends IS soon as pos iblp
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-08-18

r, JauEs l. ToTTEN, EsQ.
Understanding your political position
10 Be that Of what is called a democratic
s9rd payer. a number Of your felIow-citizens
i.are to know from you, whether, if you
.-9gd Be elected to the Legislature, you
sill or will not vote for a repudiating candi-
date i5r the Senate Of the United States2
Many DEMocRATIC BoND PAYERS.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-08-18

Strayed from me- on uesday last. one mil,
west Of Moscow, two mules: one 4 bright bav.
with black streak down the back and round the
legs, has split in the fore hoof and creased on TOP
of the neck the other is OF j mouse color, rather
larger than the bay, and mas sore on the shoul
der. ANY person taking them up, and writing
10 ThOs- Agit. Moscow, Ten, shall b. paid for
their trouble. IHO'S AART.
August I, 1913.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-08-18
W. R. EULENG,
y n D1 s. p & W
EHAEsE4Es O'Es YAN,

III 7 y
WILL be in Holly Springs during the Ira
w week of every month, when he woul5 be
pleased 10 serve al who may choose 10 give hlm
iaeir patronage He II prepared 10 set any mum
her of eeth from one TO a fnil set and viii make
cold palates and warrant hem TO remedy a de
tectiVe pronunciation without any pain. Is his
location in North Mississippi is permanent, ne
viii Of course attend To his old practice free oi
chsrge All operations warranted, aud charges
low as the use Of good material will allow lie
cannot operate Tor the prices usually charged By
transient Dentists, who often use Tin or lead tof
filing the teeth ana sci teeth of ivory or com
mon bone IN the worst possible manner.
Refer 70 the Physicians of Holly Springs
fernando, oxford. Ripley and Salem.
April :, 1913 -34-I2n
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-08-18
Holly Springs Select SchOoI.

HE next session Of this Institution viii com
4 nence, De0 roieats on the first MONDAY IN
August, on the following terms, half paYabe IN
ADVANCE and the balance at he close Of The ses-
sion Tuition viii be charged from the tine of
entrance until the close Of the session dedue-
ZION viii be made except for absence occasi0ned
BY sickness
Terms. per Month.
Ancient and Modern Languages, and the
higher branches Of English Studies. 3 90
English Grammar, Geography, Arithme-
nc, History, &c, 90
Reading, Wiring, Spelling, Little Ari.h-
metic, &c, 28o
A seasonal fee Of 50 cents per pupil 10 meet
the expenses for servants hire, fuel, &c.
The principal will be aided By an able and e.
hcient Teacher IN the primary department.
In The government ol mis- school he reserves the
right IN all cases 10 administer corporeal punish
ment whenever the pupil deserves it, and will
not permit any one 10 be connected with his nstI-
tuition who Is known 10 Be profsne, quarrelsame
or vulgar, or has been expelled for misconduct
from any respect bic institution in our country.
- The proprietor intends, as soon as practi-
cable to obtain valuable LIBRAsY for The use
of his pupils, which shall consist chiefly Of the
standard works on History, Philosophy, Litefa-
ture, and Poetry. c. PARISH
Holly Springs, June 50, l843-6-4t
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-08-18

Mr. THos MoRsE. Vocal Musie, Piano
MIS- c. w EDMoNDsoN, Matron.
Mr.. c. w ErMoNsoN. Steward
During the last session there were % pu.
pills connected with this Institute.
Another female Teacher in the Literary
Department is e7sPected
| have been fortunate IN Obtaining the
aid of Mr.. s. Mrs Edmundson in TIE
Boarding Department. Amiable & afiabie
in manners as we'll as Of tried piety, they
will meet public expectation IN It's mos
punctilious requirements.
My expenditures have been and are heavy.
Therefore request promptness IN lIquidatlng
arrears and in advancing payment AT The
opening Of the next session. The Interests
oflhe School upon which the town must, to
a great extent. look for support, demand
these rigid exactions.
{. a FOSTER,
July TT Rector 4. PrincipaL
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-08-18
Docs,s Caruslsers g Eee.d

HAVING again associated themselves in the
Practice of Medicine-reSpecuull tender their
Professional services 10 the citizens OF Holly
Springs and It's Yicinity.-Ofhce the old stand
on centre steel > .. CABD HERS
Jan 2O-tf W. 5. REID.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-08-18
m0EE NEW G0ODs.

n He slb.clibefs have just received 2D00 yards
! Of G iicoes, from 8! 10 p cents per yard.
Also. 5000 yards Brown and Bleached Domeslcs,
from ) II 20 cents per yard, besides many other
goods, which will ne sold k0ar for cash
June 9. lsI3-43-d II HOLMES & co. :
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-08-18
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

WV A BoREN, of his place, IS cardi-
late for seat in tue next Legislature
Subject TO ne de Isl on Of a County Convention
OF gauised on proper princIpies.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-08-18

Found by the subscriber living in Lamar,
Miss q certain amOant Of money 0f about ghe
value Of SO supposed 10 belong 10 n Mr.. Car
Ter, halter. ShOnld the money b. prOyen bv the
owner, re eau obtain the same ca payment Of
tlis advertisement, by appying to
A F IRVINE
AHgust II, 1878
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-08-18
ca SAT BhRG Al n S

ocac
Grocer esadav
npat leading
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-08-18

UA 2. STEARN
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-08-18

JAMEe p ra0TTER.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-08-18

,er viii do we'll - cal and setle forth itb. ii not eg
officers As am determined 10 Writ longer than
H. Il. PIFhIN.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-08-18
A G BROWN s. CIR CLAYTON
Candidates for Governor. will address their
fellow citizens as follows

Papers in the district please copy.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-08-18

P. S. All persons indebted 10 the subscriber v
will be waited upon by some q the county oi1c6
Suti ,ient time for this notice 10 be seen.
May 5th, l843-4m.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-06-10
Borough Meeting.

At large and respectable meeting Of the cit-
zens of the Borough of Sunbury, held pursuant to
public notice. in the Court House, on the 9th inst,
Dr.. d. +. TRITES was called to the Chair, JouS
II. Pvanr and CmuIsrIAS Bowen, Esq. were ap-
pointed Vice Presidents, and Peter W. Gray, Sc
cretary. The object of the meeting being stated
10y Mr. Purdy, it was
Resolred, That it is ne1Pedicnt, at this time, TO
repair the road below the Shamokn Dam.
Resolred, That tax be laid sufficient to meet
the interest on the borough debt, and other eIpen
ses.
Resolred, That the Market House be sold at
public auction.
Resoired, That the Borough Officers he a com.
mi,tce TO address the Canal Commissioners, in re-
la,ion to riprappng the bank in front Of the bo.
rough.
Resohed, That the proceedings Of this meeting
be signed by the officers, and published in the pa.
pers Of this borough.
d. +. TRITES, Pres't.
JnHS II. PuRnr, Or pu,.
CuRTsrIAx BowLR, Esq,
Peter W. Gray, Secretary.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-06-10
BALTIMORE MARKET.

Office d the B.LrINoRs AxERIcAS, May 5.
GRAIN -Whrats continue in active demln
AMI the price has further advanced. We no,
sales t">d.y of 46U0 bushels P.nna. reds at 81 II a
81 ls for prime parcels down to 81 O5 for prcels
Of Md. red Wheai wer sod at 95 81 l2I. A..
bout 5000 huh. Penns. yellow Corn were sold to.
day at 81 IS cts. Sales Of Md. yellow at 81,
and Of white at 81 a So cts. Sales of penna Rye at
so cts. and of Nd. a, so a h5 cts. Maryland Oats
are worth 81 cts. and Penna. 90 a 30 cts.
WHISKEY.-Prices have still further adv.nce1,
Sales to-day of bbs. at 26 ~ cts. HhIs. ore
worth IS cts.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-06-10
A CARD.

nr. ID. 4. Trites, Respectfully informs the
~ citizens Of fSunbuIy and vcii'y, that he has
moved his office to the building lately occupied by
George Bright, in market street, bury, where
he may be found at all hours, unless professionally
engaged
DIR. TRlTES returns his sincere thanks for The
encouragement he has received, in the line OF his
profession, in this place, and trusts, ny prompt At
lent the duties Of his profession, anu resson-
able charges, that he will continue to receive a
ibeol ,hare # the public patronage.
Sunbury, Oct. lst, is4?.-ts
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-06-10
HOrel.'s Ink.
JOSEPH e. HOVER,

Manufacturer Of Writing and lndelII-
bic Ink, No. loo North THIRD Street, six
doors below Race, (east side)
PHI "A d q Z, H IA,
RESPECTFULLY informs country merchants
IL and others, that he constantly keeps on hand
Il large stock # hi. Superior Black, Blue snd Red
Ink, and also q superior qnslity OF Indelli'le Ink
II ink is pu, up in bottles varying in sire, from
to 80 ounces, and will he sold on reasonable
terms. The eI'el'ent qualities Of this ink has so
thoroughly established its character. that il is now
extensively used throughout the country.
- For sale At the store of II. u. Masseh Sun.
bury, Pa. May 27th. ls43.-ly
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-06-10
CITY FURNITURE AUCTION
AND Private SALES ROOMS,

Nos. 30 and 81 North Third Street,
Near the City Hotel,
PHILADELPHIA.
q c. MACKEY, Auctioneer, respectfully in
~ 'i,ss tho attention Of persons desirous of pur.
chasing Furniture, to his extensive Sales Rooms,
both public and Pisate,) for every description OF
Household Furniture, where can be ob,ained st al
times, a large assortment of fashionable and well
manufactured Cabinet Furniture, Beds, Mat,Issses
&C., ct very reduced prices. for cash.
or Sales by Auction, twice q week.
May 27th, le43-ly
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-06-10
Corner Stone.

The Corner stone of the newly contempt ted
Iu,h.rn Church at S,linssrove, will, by Divine
permission. be laid on the 2nd f July next. Preach.
ing in English and G,rma by differ mt clergy
nra. All christians, favorable to the use Of re-
hgion, arc in,i cd to attend.
PETER RICHTER,
LEONARD APP,
JACOB w. SMITH,
Building Committee.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-06-10
TIL II R IDDL Il Il.
JUVENILE DEPARTMENT..

Answer to Enigma Of last week.
EASTERN HEMIspnERr.
Answers TO Conundrums Of las, week.
/. II Is not curant (current)
2. Expediency * PDN C.)
2. Mcndicants (hend can'f)
4. He gives a cent (asseuf.)
GEOGRAPHICAL ENIGMA.
I am composed of twenty one letters.
My IA, 10, 10, 81. is a county in Ohio.
My II, 4, 8, Is, II, 10, 9, is gulph south Of Fin
land.
My ls, 8, 10, IL. is town in Spain.
My 81, s, I, 10, IL, is a town in Pennsylvania.
My Z, 6, ls, l6, 8. is a county in Indiana.
My2,4 SO, 10, 10, S, "a, 8, is town in Indiana.
My 8, ls. 3, is a riv,r in Africa.
My ?, 10, 6, ls, 8, 81, isa country in Europe.
My 4, 20, 9,4, Z, 8, is an ocean south of Asia.
My whole, is portion of land on the Western
Hemisphere.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-06-10
PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

BIcKSELL's RsronrrR, June 9th, lsi3.
SRAfN,-We notice sales Of about 5000 bush
.l, Peona, Red Wheat 81 90 sSl i2i per bush.
.h Rye is in demand at 63 a 65 cts. Corn
yellow round Pesns. Sc cts; sales Of 5000 bush
els DO. Nat, 81 SIS cts. Oats, Delaware, so a 81
cts, Do. Virginia, 2s 80 do. Penna. 81 - ets
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-06-10
Adonijah Farnsvorth,s Estate.

AdOnijah FarnswOrth's Estate.
NOTICE is hereby given, that letters Of admin.
IN istra,ion on the estate of Ahonljah Farms
worth, late Of Shamokin township, Northumberland
county, decd. have been granted by the Register
of said county to the subscriber. All those lndeb-
sd to the above estate will make payment. and those
having claims will present their accounts on the
29lh Of June lSi3 ut the late residence Of the de,
ceased. ROBERT FARNSWORTH, il.
May 9th lS43.-6t Admir-
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-06-10

Il is said of one of the grea, Reformers, that he
never fsrgot any thing but injuries. Some people
scarcely ever remember anything but injuries.