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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-06-10
N n K k fE ID

In Shsmokinto~n> on the Is, inst, by the Rev.
A. Britain, Mr. JoHs PESNAS, of More.butg, Go.
lumbia county. to Miss LrpIA AsS BOWMAN, Of
Strsshutg, Lancaster county.
In Petersburg, on the same day, by the same,
Mr.. JANIS LrSS, OF Danviie, to Miss Jlsx MI
xIER, OF the former place.
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r = M cvA Z.

IT II. Masser has removed his store, into
AI' the new building adjoining the old store,
where he has opened new assortment of Dry.
Goods, Groceries, Queensu'are. Hard,oays, &c.
All persons having unsettled accounts in his
books, vil ssss costs by attending to them soon.
Sunbury, JunS 10th, lea3.
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A CARD.

De-. w, Peal begS leave to tender his crate
~ iul aCknow wlpAcmcnts to the penI lie of Sunbu'y
and surrounding country, fn then past encourage
ment in The line of his profession ; aud would Il,
The same time announce 10 them, tn / he stiii in
tends TO continue the practice of medicine all It's
various d. paument%. He would, therefore, solicit
n continuance at their confidence and PATRONAGE.
He may he found at all tunes at his ofice =, the
north east corner of Ba, kherry aHd ID, er stree :,
unless professionally engaged.
Sunhury, Oct, list, ls42.-tf
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AN EXTRA ACCOMMODATION LINE
VIII commence running betWeen Philadelphia
and PouspiUc on The .foliouing days
and hours
OK Asp AFTER MoSpAy, MAY 8, ls42,
Leaving Pottsville, on Mondays, Wednesdays
and Fridays, at 81 A. M.
Leaving Philadelphia, on Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays, at IL p. NJ.
Hours Of passing Reading,
For Philadelphia, at lO4 AN. r.; o.,rr
For Po,tsville, at 81 p. NJ.
Between Potsville & Philsda. $3.50 g. $3.50
Between Reading 81 do. .,25 & LIS
Between DO Il Pottsville, LAO d 90
ExcURstoS TitKETs-GOoD FoR RETURNING
NEXT DAY.
Between Pousvile & Philadelphia, IS 90
Between Reading 81 do. 800
Between do. & Pottsville, 90
The other passenger II ,ins will leave as before, at
the following hours
Philadelphia and PottsriHs.
From po,tsville, at 5iA.M. Daily
Hours Of passing Reading.
For Po,'sviltc, at ~ A. NJ. norn
For Philadelphia, al II Am. Day'
All the trains will stop for wny passengers at
the usual points.
or All passengers are requested to procure
their tickets before the trains start.
NAV 81, lS42.-tf.
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PRICE CURRENT.

q A
A Ill persons are hereby cau'iored against pur-
IA chasing a certain Cow and Calf in the posses.
sion of Mr.. Ahraham Ruch. Of Augusta township
which he purchased from me on the 5th of March,
ls42. on condition tha, they should remain my
properly until paid for. A the amount for which
they were sold has not yet been paid calm them
as rnine according to a written agreement to that
effect. ALEXANDER STRICKLAND.
Aueusia juno 10th. lS43.-3t.
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James MOrgan's Estate.

NOr1CE is hereby given, that letters tesla.
~ tnmen'ary have been granted to the subscr.
tes executors Of the estate Of James Msrgin late Of
- township, Northumberland county, decd.
All persons snd.bted to said estate having Claims
against it, are hereby notified to call the subscri.
bers for settlement
HENRY MORGAN.
HENRY ROCKEFELLER,
June 3D., ls43.-6t Er'rs.
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Sherif's Sales.

nY virtue of certain writ Of vendioGi expo
ID mas, ISSUED out Of the Court Of Common Pleas
Of Northumberland county, 10 mr directed, will he
exposed 10 public sale, at the Court house in the
Borough Of Sunhury, on Monday the l2lh day of
June next, at o'clock, p. NJ, the following de.
scribed property, viz:
A certain iot nf g,ound situate in the borough Of
Milton, In that part of said town called Upper
Milton" snd marked in the gea, raj plan thereof
No 10, being a corner lot. and fronting on Market
and Second strcrts, Containing one fourth Of
more or less, wherein are erected two story frame
dwelling house, pissered, a frame stable, aud a
well Of water.
Seized, taken in execution, and to be sold as the
property Of Robert NJ. Syde.
Also A certain tract OF land situate In Augusta
township, Northumberland county, adjoining land
! OF Adam Shisaler. Jacob Snyder, Jsco5 Bartsher
and others, land of Henry YoItheiu,er, containing
| i:i acres. more or less. About 60 acres of said
! land are cl, arel.
Also A certain p,rt Of Lot, No. 1886. situate in
the borough Of SunbuIy, in the county of Norlhum.
! heIland. bounded north hy De ewheUy street, south
! by an alley. east by lot Of Lewis Dewar, Esq and
west hy lot OF Follmers,
| Also; A certain Lot Of ground situate in Coal
| township, Northumberland county, in the town Of
Shamokin, in ,ha. part laid on, by A. jordan. Esq.
and others, TO wit No. 402, bounded south by the
| RaIl Road, north by - street, west by lol of
-, and east by lot Of -.
Also Part Of 9 certain Lot, No. 4iO, situate in
! Coal township. Northum beiland county, in the
town Of Shsmokin. bounded on the west by the
Branch Rail Road, north by the Danvills snJ Potts.
vile Rail Road, and on the east by 10, ofJames
| Shortle.
Seizcd, taken in execution, and to he sold as the
property Of Henry Yostheimer.
FELIX MAURER, Sheriff.
! Sheriff Office,
sunbury, May 10, ls45.
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COUNTY TREASURER.
Tr ca SUI T. er
IcNGLEY'S
Great Western Indian PanaCea,
C....-ll ..,...I.. e Eo-o.olI,

iSN SG - ~
Great Western Indian PanaCea,
Compounded entirely Of Vegetable
Substances;
Free from Cdlon,si and all Other Minerals.
For the history Of .his medicine and IT'S unrvalled
and truly surprising success and popular.
ity, see large bills
1T is recommended as general catha'tic for
family u.e-in dyspepsia and all bilious disea.
scs il is inv,iuable--for Asthma it is considered
specfc, no case having yet occurred which it hs.
failed to cure-for common colds. imfammaory
diseases. rheumatism, affections of the liver, &C.,
and for females, it is safe and excellen, remedy.
CERTIFICATE,
From DR.. Siias West. Of B'nghampton " Y.
Mr.. Longley Dear Sir: have used your Great
West, rc Indian Panscea in nv family, and have
repeatedly prescribed it for patients under my care,
aud am satisfied that il is always safe. and in very
many cases an invaluable medicne.-It operates Ms
lax atve without nausea, or pain; and while il ef
fettuav obviaes costiveness acts upon the stomach
and liver alleTative. correcting acidity, and
storing the healthy condition of those organs
Very respectfully vours. =. WEST.
For sale by JOHN w. FRILING. Sunbury.
JACOB BRIGHT, northumberland
Nav ooh lS43-ly
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CERTIFICATE,

DE.rASoE =. KASSEE..
- ESPECrFULLY informs the citizens OF Sun.
IL hurry AMI its vicinity, that he has taken the
Office fnmerly occupied by Dr. John Peal, where
he will be happy to receive calls in the line Of his
profession April 22d, lsi3.
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MERCHANTS

- ~ ~ kOlIs
No. 237, North Third, above CulophRi ST.,
PHILADELPHIA.
Holm DUNCAN, late from the PennsylVa.
% MIA Farmer, and Samuel Pike, jr.. late of A.
merican Hotel, Columbus. Ohio take pleasure in
qunn'ng their friends and the public generally that
they have taken the large and conmodious Hotel |,
recently built by the Messrs. Hart, on the same site
once occupied by the old established Hotel known
as the Bulls Head, in Third street above Caow.
hill ST,
This Hotel is finished in the very best possible
manner, and of the best materials. It's location is
very desirable, particularly for county merchants
the arrangements for heating and ven.ilating each
room is such as to secure any temperature. The
bedrooms all light and airy, all furnished in a
neat style, as to insure comfort.
The receiving parots are also furnished in a su.
perb style, the windows are on the French style
makes pleasant recess Particular attention has
been given to the beds and bedding, which, with
the furniture, are entirely new.
From Yeas experience in hotel business, we
t:us, Ivy strict sssduny tc business, to make ,hi,
house a desirable stopping place. Our table will
always lie supplied with the very best our market
can afford, aud our bar with the best liquors and
wines of the most approved brands.
P.S. There are frs, rate stsbng ind carriage
houses attached 10 the hotel, attended by catIu
and sober hosllers and our charges W Ill be low, il
accordance with tie present hard iimes.
Philsdplphis, Oct 7ih. lsi2,
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10 Augusta township, on the 26th ult., Mr.
DAVID MARrZ, aged about 10 years.
A. White Pigeon, Michigan, on the 18th ult
Mr. wARRIG w. MILLER, formerly of Coum
bis county, Pa, aged 80 years.
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Report Of the Sunbury School District,
For the Yenr Is4J,

Report Of the Sunbury School District,
For the Year 1s43,
ScHooLs.
Whole number Of Schools, 4
Number yet required.
Average number Of months taught, 10
TEACHERS.
Number of Male Teachers.
Number Of Female Teachers,
Average Salaries Of Males per month, sa3 90
Do, Of Females per month. 33a
ScnoLAns.
Number Of Male Scholars, ls4
Number of Female Scholars, ll9
Number learning German, 0
Average number Of Scholars in each School. 60
Cost Of teaching each Scholar per month, 1911 cts.
RrchIrrs.
From State Appropriations. s27s 90
From District Tax and other sources, 76l 90
ExrLssEs.
Cost Of Instruction, S5s2 90
Fuel and Contingencies, 2473
ing, renting and repairing,
Books IN USE.
Smiths English Grammar,
Porter's Rhetorical Reader.
Pixies end Cobb,s Ar,hmecs
Cobb's and Towns Spelling Books.
BnAScugs T,vsar.
Grammar, Geography, Ari,hma'ic, Writing, Read.
ing and OrthoSraphy.
Attest. JACOB PAINTER,
&, BowEu, Sec'u President
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Dissolution Of Partnership.

NOTlCE is hereby given. that the Coal busi-
~ ness. heretofore conducted under the firm Of
Fasely. Clcnver & Co, was dissolved on the first
Of April last, and is hereafter to be conducted under
the firm of FAGELY, KASE & Co.
June 3, lS43-3,.
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A CARD.

nr. n. l.. Price, Thankful for past ia.
Dsors, respectfully infrrms the inhabitants oi
Sunbury and country around, that he has taken
hs residence and office in market street. Ia the east
end Of the building occupied by John Bocars store,
where he will be happy to Wal, upon oil who Ia
vor him with their calls.
Sunbury, April Let, le43.-6m
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COMMISSION u Forwarding Merchants,
Foot Qf WHio,o Street Rail Roud,
on THE DELAWARE,
HANING associated with them Joseph Barnet.
L late OF Easton. Pa respectfully inform their
friends and the public generally that they have Ia.
ken that large and well known store and wharf at
foot Of Willow Street Railroad, lately occupie ty
Jacob Martin, where they purpose doing General
Commission and Forwarding Business, AMI { ON
The local advantages of the place being connected
with all the public Improvements that have their
outlet In the city, they falter themselves they will
be- able TO do business TO great, if not greater adj
vantage and upon reasonable terms as any other
house, and they sssuIe their friends that any con-
sllnmcnts made to them shall have their strict at
tenon, and no exeIllons spared to give entire sats-
faction.
They are also prepared to receive and forward
goods to any point on the Delaware and Lehigh
rivers, between Mauch Chunk, Easton and Phila-
del hia, via Delaware Division aud Lehigh Canals;
also, tn any point on The Juniats river, OF North
and West Branches Of the Susquehanna via Schuyl-
kill and Union, or tho Chesapeake and Tide Water
Canals.
For he accommodation OF Boats coming or go-
ing via SchuyIkill and Union Canals, Steamboat
will be kept expressly for towing boats from Iho
Schuylkill around to the Delaware and back, which
will enable merchants to have their produce deii-
yered on the Delaware. and their goods shipped at
a saving Of so to IS per cent. on the prices for
hsuling acroSs,-with these advantages they
spectfully solicit q share of patronage.
w. HElLMAN & co.
William Heilmsn, }
William W. Keyser
Joseph Barnet. Philad. May "A, ls4a.-Iy
A Fresh suppy of ROSE OINTMENT, received
"a and for sale by III. ID. NASSER.
Nov 18th. ls42.
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LIST OF CAUSES.

ENOR trial at Special court, to be hell in Sun.
bury. on the second Monday Of June next,
heing the l2lh:
Daniel Broutigsm VS.. John Cowten's Er'r.
Wm. Donaldson & wife VI. The Philadelphis Bank,
and The Manufacturer and Mechanics' Bank OF
the Northern Liberties, in the county of Phila.
deiphia.
Mary Bradford vs. Same
Ella z,beth Wallis vs. Same
Cowden Il Wallis VS. Same
Sarah A. Bradford Same
David q. BsrniiI & wife VS. Same
The Philadelphia Bank vs. The Manufactures &
Mechanics Bank &c, and The West Branch
Bank. SAMUEL d. JORDAN,
Prothonotsry's Office, Proihy
Sunbury, May 27, lS43.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-19

Of Jun Crow, elected the attention which he would
receive from the curious and sight LOVING old ladies who
deal with the 6nny Tribe There goes the
the writer Of the Richmond eOee-house lever. Of
the few politicians who have kept their pledge head
Captain Tyler die, by cutting his political throat-he
who relates long private aud confidential eonvera-
ton which he alleges he had with the President his fire
side! These some Of the many gratifying salutauons
with which he would be greeted. Let him come then and
that right quickly.
Badinsge aside, confess inability TO divine the
motives OF those who longer tolerate this In the
umaon OF cool aided norherncrs the Of Bolts
OF character which should exclude him from the
eie OF honorable Assuming that all the Islander he
has uttered in regard the President sober facts, that
his late statement OF private conversation. and from his
own account it, confidential is in every respect truthful
how endure in his society his table
who confessrdy spy, and ready any moment,
and any prccX TO bctray what may be said in
guarded moment perhaps in est Let his boon compa
mons, for understand all who with him. OF
that character beware now they confde him any thing
liable to peersion. His love of noiorety will spare only
those whose confidence tcorfh beaying be
ISOLATED with whom in public estimation will give nd.
donal currency TO his name The nation has reason To
rejoice that the House OF Representatives rid Of So foul
nusasce by the voice OF his indignant constituency"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-19
RICHMOND DAILY WING.
FRIDAY MORNING, NAY 10, isis.
MIR. WEBSTER.

This gentleman, ii it be true which hold be more
than questionable that he from the Cabincnt on nc.
count OF Mr. Tyers determination thoroughly Locooeo-
iEe IT, has displayed symptoms OF late though
vailing repentance. The y. Y. Tribune says:
"MArTERS WAsuiNSroN.-John Tyler has gone to his
estate in Nignia Mr. Webster has rcrcd from office and
Is doing writing, with early
Marshhcd; MIR. Legarc is Secretary OF State pro with
prospect of receiving the post uncOaonSly ]. NJ. Por-
ter is At home in Pennsylvania fixing up hngs-his Cover
brother and all the caba having been obliged
and denounce Tylcrsm avoid being read
and John c. Spencer lord OF the ascendant Washington
lie Is meditatng violent assault the Affect
Loeooco party here, but has got ready. Meanwhile
all sorts of prevail Our Collector. Marshal, and
District Attorney down already used up TYLER
men though they be; and MesSrs Robert II. Morris, VIM
Shaler, James Conner, James Kelly, sc. from DAY
day rumoed have received this that snug place The
Herald blazos with leader the appointments
every three the third day after another
nounccd. equally good authority without word OF apollo
gy for the failure of the preceding announcement.
THAT chief officers this port be removed
have doubted Tyler and Spencer too well
that the professions OF renegade for Offices sake
10 be trusted.
Mr.. Webster leaves Washington Monday and will
stop few days in Baltimore Mr. Gushing leaves for China
in the frgaie Brandywine on the first of July"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-19
FOURTH Of yulu CeIetret ion.

The Committee appointed by the meeting at the Exchange
tuesday night, having assembled and deberaed on the
duties assigned hem have concluded suppose that they
have the liberty of suggesting:
That very many of their fellow citizen, of both
political parties opposed the apparent dedication o,
the Anniversary of American Independence TO party pur
poses thinking that the day ought be observed Us poll
teal Sabbath and
End That many citizens had already made their
gagements prospectively for that day. and
Bird That they desire preserve and maintain both the
Union OF the Wing Party and the harmony Of the social
ommuniy-Therefore,
The Committee have resolved advise the abandonment,
OF Wing celebration of the 4th Of july of any other
celebration, besides that which the Richmond
Community is Infatuated. As citizens they had
wished to invite the volunteer corps Of Richmond to
ciuZens' festival, in for the services of the
latter and proof Of their reliance upon their pa
trotism and slight for their having borne so
long the expense OF celebrating that day This object en-.
tered largely into the original purpose the meeting the
Exchange, but IS relinquished for the present.
4. PLEASANTS,
ii. w. FRY
JOHN WIGHT,
A. L. WARNER
SAM'L II. MYERS,
JNO. II. PLEASANTS.
ANDREW JOHNSTON
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NJ Ciouds TAiekening.

i
The dissentons OF Loco Foco brethren evidently
coming to the point OF mutual Remuneration. AL the asp
rants of that party have made common head against Mr.
Van Buren, and by clubbing their strength, will evidently
compel him into their wishes OF having the Con-
renuon in lsli and OF choosing members by Districts
lie is far stronger than any OF hem but match
for ALL
From the apprehensons OF his friends is manifest that
ihey the decision OF these points against him.
as fatal To the hopes OF his nomination We do not think
so-but Nous Ferrons. They may know best
We only ask thus of Locofocoism Bring out your strong
est man We have abiding faith that beat any
one OF ihem or all of them together We think III will
eclipse iO and wish the then be decisive
final
The Pa. Inquirer says:
"A TIGHT rLAcE.-The exclusive friend-I of Mr. Van
Buren, evidently getting tight place. Ii will be
remembered that they recently assembled in
and by of cOercing the Locoocos generally through
out the country into early Convention passed resolutions
urging such Convention, and fixing the time if we remcm
Der ngh IN November OF the present year This in
direct opposition the wishes Of Mr. Calhoun and indeed
to those OF the other prominent Loco Foco candidates.
Events have since TRANSFERRED showing concusyelv that
the great body of the Loco Focos of postpone
ment OF the National Convention, until May, lSI4 Elc-
States, including Pennsylvania South Carolina Mary
land Kentucky and louisiana have already decided in IA
OF the time named, and thus against the time re-
commended by the wirc-workers Albany. The ques-
ton arises-wll Mr.. Van Buren, back out viii he .c
teri demonstration formal the part of his immediate
TRENDS demonstration which doubtless originated with
HIMSELF yield TO Mr. Calhoun and Mr. Buchanan and agree
to abandon his tune for the period named by heml We
incline TO the opinion that nc will Mr. Van Buren, depends
altogether upon his ability pack Convention as the
phrase and thus his nomination BY intrigue
and management. Finding that he has failed to induce the
party TO 60 with him in November he will make a virtue
OF necessity and in order harmonic his political breth
rem wl however reluctantly, agree to the Convention of
May lSii. But is it probable that such Convention
and with Buchanan, Calhoun, Tyler, Cass, Johnson and
other apants for the highest honor interested against him
us likely, say, that under these circumstances and
with such formidable opposition, he will su succeed in
obtaining the nomination His friends converse upon the
subject with much confidence but it nevertheless clear
that many OF them have strong misgiyngs."
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-19

Yesterday evening, EDWARD CANNON only son Of tho late
heubin Truman the oath Of his funeral will take
place thus evening O'Clock
Truman, corner Of l9ih and streets where the IA
y are requested TO attend without particular invitation
On the 10Th inst at the residence 81 his VIM
IN this town. Mi \ MORRIS IN the 18th age
MI Morris native Of Campbell County. State and
educated with IN the profession
utonay War however interrupted his pursuits Although
be health Mt Morris entered the country Depu
Comm-ay and conductor Of Military stores IN which capacity
he served unulthc surrender Of the Bnsha Yorktown which
occasion he present
During his life, Mr. Morris character Of the s,rccst
integrity For he member OF the Presbyterian
Church and by his walk In lie showed that he saving
ledge 81 the of his Rceencfs tie retained
eue up to the period Of his death astonishing degree
IN his health both bodily and mental society had
phhcation Of the advantages Of temperate life.
On the morning the day dressed
himself as usual and after taking little ROOM laid
himself down soon, without ragglc or rroan fell into Inc
sleep Of death.
blessed the pure in heart, for they Cod
pefsTsLuTg JufeLiigeor,y