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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-07-22

TELLING LIE TO OBLIGE LADY.-UndGr
this caption, New York paper gives an ac-
count ola transaction, in which gallant tIibcr-
nan got himself into trouble for merely trying
to get lady out it by stretching tho truth
letter carrier delivered letter to the wife ola
Mr. Murray, of that city. The letter was of
course sealed, but the curiosity of the lady; for
which her sex is TO blame, according to the
received notion, more than the lady herself,
induced her TO read its contonts. 1t being
business letter alone, she was anxons to have
it delivered to her husband. But as it happen
cd that Just at that time there existed between
herself and her husband one of those little
inlerludes of love, commonly called coolness,
which now and then takes place sin the best of
families" the lady was unwilling to let her hus-
band know that she opened the letter, and re-
questcd Mr.. Hugh Quinn to say that he did it;
and Mr. Quinn, thinking himself bound, in COM
mon politcness, TO tell a lie for the lady, and
little dreaming OF the trouble it was to cost HIM,
at once complied with her request, and shortly
after found himselfa prisoner in the United
States Court, undergoing an examination for
high crime and msdemeanor. The commlttal
of an offence, such as he was charged with, is
Imprisonment for one year and fine of $500.
As be had involved himself in truth on her ac-
count, she as generously came to his assistance,
confessed that Quinn was not guilty, and he was
accordingly discharged; and when leaving the
Court, ieryently vowed that he would never
again tell lie for lady, as long as he lived.
Phild. Ledger.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-07-22

SrRAwDrRRIEs.-Many cultivators suffer
their beds to run wild, and still obtain tolerable
crops; but still better way is to plant them in
hills or drills and keep them so. iIoeing or
cultivation benefits them as much as it does
corn. By pursuing this course the writer OBJ
tanned nearly pint of large, fat, plump straw
berries from some single plants the past sea-
son.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-07-22

MoRK urnTuAN porrRy,-An old picture
represents king sitting i'll state, with label,
Il govern all : bishop with legend, Il pray
for all : soldier with motto, 4 fight for all !
farmer drawing forth purse, with the sub
scription, 4 pay for all
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-07-22

SEARs's Family Magazine for June has just
been published. 1t contains great amount of
valuable information on variety of subjects,
and must be welcome periodical in every FAM
iy We copy the following, which shows that
not all the wealth and luxury, any more than
all the greatness and virtue, Of the world were
reserved for the nineteenth century
The WEALTH OF ANTIQUITY find in
antiquity some instances of splendid wealth
While writing magnificent treaties upon con-
tempt for riches, Seneca had contrived to accu-
mulate little fortune of IS, 900, 900 francs. An
as,rologcr, named Icrtulus, was content with
5600O,0OO francs. When Tiberus died, 6l2,-
100000 francs were found in his Golfers, not
franc less. In less than year good Caligula
spent the whole of it ; there remained not an
as, not a qtadrans. The debts of Milo amoun-
ted to l20,000,O00 francs. Caesar had not 49,
100000 francs, but i9,00O,000 creditors before
he obtained public office the poor fellow
was soon enabled to present Curio with l2,OOO,-
600 francs and I.ucius Paulus with 100000
in order to detach them from the party opposed
W Hlui , ht oit udy otBBtu 'otINhiu, lllc ulO-
ther of Brutus, to accept trihe in the shape of
pearl worth 550,O0O,000 francs. Mark An
tonys house was sold to Messela for the sum Of
lO000,0O0. A fire destroyed Scauruss villa
the loss was rcckoned at 22,O00,000 francs.
When Crassus supped with Lucullus the cost
Of a sans ceremonie meal amounted to about
100000 francs and after the death OF that re-
fined Consul, the fishes that swan in the pond
of his country-house were sold for the trifie of
100000 francs. Ohio spent 26 100000 on the
finishing of a wing of palace commenced by
Nero. One of Caligula's dinners cost $780,
600 francs Heliogabalus was more parsimo-
NOUS one of his breakfasts only required 50O,-
600 francs. Esophus we advert to, (his son
by-the-by, melted precious stones to, drink at
his entertainments y was not, as you may well
suppose, the jolly fabulist and Greek hunchback
whom every body is acquainted with; but Clau-
dius Esopus, an actor on the Roman stage, ve-
ry intimate with Cicero this opulent historian
earned in one day more than eight hundred
Stole, Pythagoric,or Perpatetician philosophers
could pocket in year. Aspicus the most cell
ebrated gourmet of the eternal city, devoured
1--WE use the proper word) l4,OOO,O00 francs ; he
| then exclaimed his financial situation, when the
poor creature found tha all that remained was
! l,95O,OOO francs foreseoing that he must die
of hunger, he committed suicide. Crassus
when he went to fight the Parthians, and be
killed by them, was the possessor OF landed es.
tatcs worth 1O,0OOOO0 francs his slaves, fur
nturc, and trinkets, were, fortunately, of lit
tie more value
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The Cliiid's AngeI.-MArr. ls. 10.

The Cliiid's AngeI.-MArT. ls. 10.
ny REV. C. c. vARSARsnALE.
There's an angel bright on resting wing,
Hov'ring far up in the air,
Waiting 10 hear his little child sing,
Or breathe It's humble pray'r.
Then swift rs pinions Of thought can 1y,
The skics and the stars above,
He soars to the throne of Grd on high,
To hear his tidings Of love-
And another angel good and fair,
With pen that is dipp't in light,
And with books of golden leaves, stands there,
That record in JOY to write.
Then lack with the ishtnng's speed he flies,
And under his shining wings.
For the child whose praise and pray'rs arise,
The blessings OF Heaven he brings.
And over the child by night and day,
His vigil that angel keeps
TO guard its peace in ev'ry good way,
And to watch it while it sleeps.
Then children, pray-and in hnly praise
Let your hearts 10 Christ ascend,
And the good that angels wing conveys,
God in love 10 you will send.
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TRuE-We hear men often enough speak of
seeing God in the stars and the nowers--but
they will never be truly religious, TIL they learn
to behold him in each other also, where he is
most easily yet most rarely discovered.
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Affections sent by providence melt the con-
stancy of the noble minded, but confirm the OBJ
duracy of the vile The same furnace that
hardcns clay, liquiies gold and IN the strong
manifestations of divine power, Pharaoh found
his punishment, but David his pardon.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-07-22

EcoSow Furnish your horses with green
spcctacles, and give them shavings to cat, cut
up tinc-thcy will think i, grass,-CincinnaH
Sun,
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CREAM.-As soon as it is collected il should
be placed in a stone crock, which should be
either hung into well, or set up to the bIim
in the spring within the milk-house.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-07-22

When Washington took leave of Lafayette,
his parting words wcre-"Iou have served an
apprenticeship to liberty in America, now GO
to France and set up for yourself
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PERr.-A widow said one day to her daugh-
ter-'When you are of my age, yon will be
dreaming of husband Yes, mamma rePl-
ed the thoug htlcss little hussy, for the second
time
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CHARITY,-

.Brlieve not each accusing tongue,
As most weak persons do;
Bot still believe that story wrong,
Which ought not 10 la true.
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QUEER A western paper, mentioning the
death of an elderly woman, says, she was the mo-
ihcr of l0l grandchildren.
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The following beautiful hymn was written for
pic mic party Of Sunday Scool children q few days
ago Phil Amer
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CJsiStccn lines make a square.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-01-07

moss ., Ien Amoanl u ,aEs, due
thereon, slaly csnu,
The east half oflh0 nofh tes ~
~ section 40 twsnlJ siH, ~ losb.l'P
90 thirteen north u fsbge nothlnsen
easi, containing eighty ntfe'' nit's
m lea. AMOUR, ~ taxes doe there
on, thirty cents
The west half oflhe NOT b west "
~ section 40 lhllfy five, IN township
no thirteen, north Orange no thirteen
cast, containing eighty acres, more
~ lev Amount ~ taxes due there
on, sixty cents.
Tbs north wcst qf Of section no
thirty dx, w township no thirteen
north Of range no thirteen, coniaib.
ibg one hundred and fly Gyc acres
more or less. Amount Of taxes due
thereon, one dollar and fifteen cent?.
The east half Of The north cnst ~
Of section no eighteen, In township
no fourteen north ofrengc no thirteen
east, containing eighty ACRES, more or
less. Amount of taxes due thereon,
thirty cents.
The east half Of the s Il ar Of sec
no five, in township no nncen north
Of range no thirteen east, containing
eighty acres more or less. Amount
Of taxes due thereon, thirty cents.
The east half Of the N Il quarter
Of section no twenty six, In township
no sixteen north Of range no thirteen
east, containing eighty acres, more
or less. Amount of taxes due there
on, thirty cents.
II G west half of the S E or ofsec
no eighteen, in township no thirteen
north Of range no fourteen east, con-
tanning seventy rine acres, more or
less. Amount of taxes due thereon,
thirty cents.
The east half of the s w quarter of
section no eighteen, in township no
thirteen north Of range no fourteen
east, containing seventy nine acres,
more or less. Amount Of taxes due
thereon, thirty cents.
All said land taxed as the property
Of Thomas Coopwood, and was origi-
aally granted to him.
JOHN w. HUDSON,
Tar Collector W. c.
Nov. Goth lS42.-23-tds.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-01-07
TAX COLLECTORS SALE,
In WINSTON County,, Mrssrss,ppr.

In WINSTON COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI.
will expose TO public aale, to the high.
est bidder, for cash, at the door Of The
Court house, Of Winston County, Miss
On Monday the 9Th day of March
ls4S, within the hours, and in the man.
ner. prescribed by law, the following de.
scribed tracts, or parcels Of land, situated
10 said county. or so much thereof, as
will BIO sufficient to satisfy the State and
County taxes, due for the year 1912, and
also, all legal costs and charges that may
accrue thereon, to-wii:
The half of the S E ar Of Sec 10, in
township IS north of range IA east, con-
tanning 70 acres more or less. Amt Of
taxes due thereon, 80 cents.
The E half Of tn S w ar of Sec 10, in
township 10 N Of range Ia E, containing
70 acres more or less. Amt of taxes due
thereon, 80 cents.
The w half Of the S w or of Sec 49,,
In township Is N Of range Ia east, con-
tanning 10 acres more or less. Amt Of
taxes due thereon, 80 cents.
The west half Of Sec 80, in township
IL N Of range IA east, containing three
hundred aud sixteer acres more or less.
Amt oftaxes due thereon, four dollar,
and seventy.fve cents.
The S w Or of Sec 81 in township /:
north Of range Ia east, containing ont
hundred and sixty acres more OF less
Am't Of taxes due thereon, 60 cents.
The S w Or Of Sec SO, In township /;
north Of range IA east, containing ont
hundred and sixty acres more or less
Amt Of taxes due thereon, 60 cents
Taxed az the property of Boiling C. Bur
nett, and was originally granted to him.
JOHN w. HUDSON,
IdG Collector, w. C..
Nov. Doth lS42.-23---tds
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-01-07

Range no tIoysn sasl, eoe,alnli
lh,ts l,nndmd and lNsuly o..
ilIo,s ~ Isa AmouD, " lassa a.
thereon, slaiy cents
The wet hnlfol The south east |,
NJ sec no Eighteen, 10 Township "
loudeen noflh, u Range no sls'a
en.i, oonlalniDV eighty "etes, fno,
~ less. Amount u taxes due than
on, sixty ceni"
The south west ~ Of sec no I'D.
teen, In Tos n.bip no fourteen oofiA,
Of Range no eleven cast, containing
onehundfed aud sixty ncfes, more q
lcss. Amount Of taxes due thereof
thirty tents.
Al Of said lands taxed as the pro
perry Of Samuel Rag'dnlc, and wen
originally granted 10 said Rngadal,
JOHN w. HUDSON.
~ Tar Collector ". {
Nov. &c, 1919. 23-tds
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-01-07
TAX COLLECTORS SALE,
IN WINSTON COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI.

IN WINSTON COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI.
/ WILL expose to public sale, to
the highest bidder, for cash. at the
door ofthe Courthouse, of Winston
County,
On Monday the Sd dag of.Apri7,
lS43, within the hours, and in the
manner prescribed by law, the follow
ing described tracts or parcels of land
situated in said county, or SO much
thereofas will be sufficient to satisfy
the state and county taxes due for the
year lS42' and also, all legal costs &
charges that may accrue thereon
to.wit:
The South halfof sec l2 Tl4RI2
containing lie acres, more or less.
Amount oftaxes due thereon, 1914 cts.
taxed as the property ofJames Wills,
and was originally granted to him.
Also, the following lots in the Town
oil Louisville, to-wit:
Lot No. 2 In Block No. 9 in the |
N E square Of said town. Amount
Of taxes due thereon, Is 81 cents.
Lot No. s in Block No. Q in the n e
'qr Amt. Oftaxes due thereon . IL
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-01-07

eeni., III .arsd - The pfops'Iy Of A.
&. Walters
Lot No. q IL Iiiotk No, . ~ The
ne sqG Ami. o. taxes due thereon,
7 ~ cents.
lot No. u In Block No, 2 In The n .
square. Amt Of taxes due lhefconl
III cents, al taxed as the property Of
John II. IIuekneh =.
Lot no \, IN Block no 4 In The y
Fact square, Amount u iases due
thereon ia cents, tared as the prop
eny Of Jesse Il. Da'i"
Lot no @, In Block no 4, In the n :
1unre, Amount oftaHos o cts. taxed
as the property ofJobn N. Rock
Lot no 7, In Block no 4, In the " T.
square, amount Of taxes u cts, taxed
as the property ofDavis N Bell.
Lot no Q, 4, ~ 10, In Block 4 In tho
s Il square, amt oftaxes as cts. tax
ed Us the property Of Joshua Leach,
Lot no o, 10 Block 4 in the = Il sq'r
amount of taxes "a cts. Taxed rs the
property of Dorsen Wager.
Lot no 7 g. \ in Block no s in the S
square: amount of taxes Is cents
taxed as the property of Thomas El-
lington.
JOHN w. HUDSON
Tar Collector, W. c.
Dec. Gath 1912. u ids.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-01-07


hflssn north, u TAues 90 twelve eMsl,
containing ,st s6lyDlAe aerns, more
oflse Amount of lases doe thereon,
one dollar eighteen md a.balf csnis,
Tarsd ~ the property " xsnophon
Helbsfi, and was originally granted
10 him.
The north west ~, and the west
half OF the north east ~ of seo no
twsnty eight, In township no 6floen
softb, Of range no twelve east, con.
iaIning two hundred md thirty eight
acres, more or less Amount Of lar.
- due thereon, one dollar seventy.
seven and lhfee-iourth cents. Taxed
NJ the property Of Slringer Perkins,
and was originally granted 10 Sepha.
lin and KezIn RidgwaJ.
The west half Of the southwest ar
Of sec no lhirty.two, In township no
sixteen north, Of Iange no eleven east,
containing eighty acres, more or less.
Amount OF taxes due thereon, sixty
cents. Taxed ms the property Of An
drew Byerly, and was originally gran.
ted TO him.
The T. 4 Of the N T. 1 Of s. SO in T
10, of X III Il, containing 80 acres
more or less; amt of taxes due there
on, 60 cts; taxed as the property of
james X. Watts and Geo. Williams
and was originally granted to them.
The W iofthe s + 1 offs 26 in tbs
N Of r IL E; containing 80 acres
more or less; amt oftaxes due there
on, 60 cents.
The Sc l offs wv 4of s 26i in Tl5n
Of range IL e, containing 80 acre
more or less; amt of taxes due there
on, 53a cents; taxed as the property
ofJohn r Shirley and was originally
granted to him.
The n W 4 ofthe n / offs 35 in T.
Is of r l2 e, containing DO acres
more or less; amt oftaxes due there
on, thirty cents; taxed as the proper
ty of Jesse Crosby and was original.
y granted to him.
JOHN w. HUDSON,
1ar Collector ofw
Nov 26 ls42 90 ids I
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-01-07
TAX COLLECTORS SALE,

In Winston County, Mississippi.
I will expose to public sale, to tn,
= highest bidder, for Cash, at III,
door Of the Courthouse, in Winston
county, Mississippi,
On Monday, the 9Th dayof March, 1913
within the hours, and in the name,
prescribed by law, the following de
scribed tracts or parcels of Land, stu
ated in said county, or so much there,
Of as will he sufficient to satisfy the
State and County Tax due theron
for the year l642, and also, all legal
costs and charges that may accrue
thereon--to wit:
The north west or Of sec no TWEEN.
ty, Township no fourteen, north, Of
Range no ten, east, containing one
hundred and sixty acres, more or less,
Amount Of Taxes due thereon, one
dollar and twenty cents.
The north half Of sec. no. twenty.
one, in Township no. fourteen, north,
OF Range ten east, containing three
hundred and twenty acres, more or
less. Amount Of taxes due thereon
four dollars, eighty.one and half
cents.
The north east or of sec no twenty
i've, in Township no fourteen, Of
Range no ten, east, containing one
hundred and sixty acres, more or less.
Amount of taxes due thereon, sixtv
cents.
The west half ofthe north west ar
Of sec no twenty-eight, in Township
no fourteen north, Of Range no ten
east, containing eighty acres, more
or less. Amount OF taxes due there
on, sixty cents.
The west halfof the south west ar
OF sec no thirty.two, in Township no
fourteen north, of Range no ten
east, containing eighty acres, more
Or less. Amount Of taxes due there
IN, one dollar and twenty cents.
The west half Of sec no seven, in
township no fourteen north, of Range
10 eleven east, containing three hun
red and twenty acres, more or less.
AMOUNT Of taxes due thereon, one dol
ar and twenty cents.
The south east ar Of sec no seven,
2 Township no fourteen north, OF
LANCE no eleven east, containing one
undred and sixty acres, more or less.
mount Of taxes due thereon, sixty
cl1ts.
The north west or Of sec no eight.
Township no fourteen north, Of .
ange eleven east, containing one
lndrcd and sixty-one acres, more or {
Sc. Amount Of taxes due thereon,
Ety and three fourth cents.
The north half Of sec no eighteen,
Township no fourteen north, oil
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-01-07
Tx COLLECTIONS SALE,

Z, IN WtnSt0h Coanty, 'haSSaSStPps'
" will expose 10 public sale, to tn,
, a highest bidder, for cash, at thu
door Of the court house, Of Winston
county, Mississippi,
On Monday the 9Th day ofyNarch
l843, within the hours, and in the
manner prescribed by law, the fol-
lowing described tracts, or parcels Of
land, situated in said county, or so
much thereof as will be sufficient to
satisfy the state and county taxes due
for the year 1912, and also all legal
costs and charges that may accrue
thereon, to wit:
The S E or Of section no twenty
nine, in township no thirteen north
of range no ten east, containing one
hundred ard sixty acres more or less.
Amount of taxes due thereon, thirty
cents.
The west half Of the s w or ofSec
no Thirteen, in township no thirteen
north Of range no thirteen east, con-
tanning seventy FIVE acres more or
less. Amount of taxes due thereon,
twenty eight cents,
The west half Of the N E or Of
section no fourteen, in township no
thirteen north of range no thirteen
east, containing eighty acres more Oh
less. Amount of taxes due thereon,
thirty cents.
The east half Of N w or Of section
no eighteen, in township no fourteen
north Of range no thirteen east, con-
tanning eighty acres more or less.
Amount Of taxes due thereon, thirty
cents.
The west half Of the N E or & east
half Of the N W or Of section no one,
township no fifteen north of range no
thirteen east, containing ore hundred
fifty eight acres more or less. Amt
Of taxes due thereon, fifty eight and
half cents.
The west halfof the S Eqr Of Sec
no thirteen, in township no fifteen
north of range no thirteen east, con-
tanning eighty acres more or less.
Amount Of taxes due thereon fifteen
cents.
Lots No is 10 % % IS & 81 Of
section no four, in township no six
teen north Of range no thirteen east,
containing two hundred and forty
acres more or less. Amount of taxes
due thereon, ninety cents.
The N Z or of Sec no thirteen
in township 16 north Orange l3 east,
containing one hundred and sixty
acres more or less. Amount 70 taxes
due thereon, sixty cents.
Lots No 1858 Of Section no
FIVE, in township no sixteen north OF
range no fourteen east containing
eighty acres more Cf less. Amount
OF taxes due thereon, thirty cents.
Lots No Ii IA l5 16 9 & 10 of
Section no six, in township no six
teen north of range no fourteen east,
containing two hundred and eighty |
acres more or less, Amount Of taxes
due thereon, one dollar and FIVE cents.
All said land taxed as the property
of Orsamus l. Nash, and was origin
ally granted to him,
JOHN w. HUDSON,
Tar Collector, w. c.
Nov. 26th lS42.-23-tds
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-01-07

TAX COLLECTORS SALE.
In WINSTON COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI.

TAX COLLECTORS SALE.
In WINSTON COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI.
Tn WILL expose to public sale, to
tie highest bidder, for cash, at
the door of the Court House, of Win
ston county, Mississippi,
On Monday the 9TH day Of March,
1913,
within the hours, and in the manner
prescribed by law, the following de-
scribed tract or parcel Of Land, situat-
ed in said county, to satisfy the state
and county taxes due for the year
1912, and also, all legal costs and
charges that may accrue thereon,
to wit:
Three half acre Lots of land being.
the south half Of the north west quar-
ter, and the south half Of the north
east quarter, and the north halt of the
north east quarter, Of certain four
acre Lot of land, described in deed
from one Anthony Foster, to one
William Harwood, and by the latter
laid off, and sold in half acre lots,
situated on the East side of the Ro-
binson Road, and the said first men,
toned lot, fronting the same, and near
to and north of the original Town of
Louisville. Amount Of taxes due
thereon, Seventy five cents, taxed as
the property Of Dyer Pearl.
JOHN w. HUDSON,
Tar Collector W. C.
Nov. 20, IS42.-23-tds