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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-22
,rocv CHARLES s SMITH Anetioneer.

CHAhLES \. SMlTH. Auctioneer
SToCK OF IMPORTED FINEWiNEs ATAUCTION
FRIDAY morning, Dec. % at III O'clock in the As Lii
bey street by Catalogue the balance stock importer
Ginning Tins ansh 81 bushes Including St. Esaphe Cha
Heck; Cype;s sa%os Lacrymac, Christie sherry and Ma
dea oil superior quality end lrose Also cas Bo
aug do samos, | do Egyptian, do port wioe. do 4th
proof Old rum d. ith proof seentt- brandy lPure) do cider
brandy do kummel do Also IS baskets De Mu
zd Elsser De Uno.etco + gle Key champsenes also
raspberry dor, maeschnd
lemon cordas; raspberry. sJs.parla lemon end
also quantity of domestic various brands
dealers and fam lies purchasing for approaching holidays
Catalogues md samples the mornn Of sale Dbl otsrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-22

B1RDS! BIRDS! BIRDS!
JUST ARRIVED. the largest assortment Of Singing Birds
ever imperfect, this country, fiom Germany. Amongst
them 500 Canary Bids the finest singers; Nghtngaes
learned Bufnehes and Backbis and large number Of the
finest European Singing Birdsa of which will be sold
low HENRY BiCK'S,
a3 mscc and Cedar street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-22
\ SCIENTIFIC HAIR TONIC RESTORER
AND REAITTIEIER

- TRIAL BOTrLES-THREE SHiLLINGS.
those whe have used Jones' Coal Hair Restorative know
stxcellent Qualities those who
the fact Of our selling three shilling bottl prov. the
Truth OF or staiemenaud that afraid OF
ny ing small y frs warrant possess the fol-
VII re nature Intended ha TO stop il faiins Of cure
scurf dandru light red grey hair DARK
For dresius silky nothing this
make. !, truly beautiful snd keeps So i indeed, The
most eeonom al superior article made for the hair Sod
mce or shilnss bottle, the sign of the American
agile. So Chatham street, New YorL; 1879 Foton street.
BIookyn street Boston; Ledger Bull ings Phila.
delphia; 27 King street, Charleston, =. &.
The Moorish Hair Dye for dveng red grey dark brown
places d22 lms &c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-22

PAINTINGS Al AUCTlON.-Levy & SOONER W i'll sell
at their 70: ms Isl broadway on Friday 22d int at TX
ociocs 100 Oil Psntirgs Of which have recently been
e rec from .ur'Pe There are many fine original in the
lie and also many BEAUTIFUL paintings by our own artists;
splendd nav victories. al newly framed Artists invited
dbl 2t*m '' - ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-22
IMPORTANT TO INVALIDs AND vlSITER
THE ISLAND OF CUBA.
d z a C. Il L II q II L /

:. - 4 I. . U II - = n y u,
TN THE VILLAGE OF CERRO, three miles from Hava
mathis establishment advantageous situated properly
fitted and attended aordmg the benefit Of country life,
without excluding the comforts and pleasures of the
preventing timely attendance business Every attention
promised by the TO meet the satisfaction Of their vs
CHARGES
Boarding for single person ~ 90 day
for two three persons in room, -. 81 so a day
each person.
With families particular agreement may be entered into
N. B.-Omubusses from till night be-
tween the Cero and Havana making the in half hour
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-22

THE ALBA MIA, $50 Broadway between Spring and Primo
streets Oysters Coffee, Chorostc and variety Of 9TH
er r hes served superior style The Ladies Sdoon
the oud hoo has been enlarged and u nsed the
eesan: and costly This has already become favo
rite for ladies' who, after the fatigue OF shopping
morning romenad' require quiet elegant like this
which to refresh themselves also for parties returning from
the Theatre Conc who enjov the elightful
supper without the trouble of preparing them
a. home. d02wsec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-22
THE AMERICAN REPUBLICAN
On

SONUtoI I Eh,
COMPOSEn and arranged by D. lie Rec, for the Ameri-
New York.
This collection OF original and patriotic songs aud should
be in the hands of every member Of the party.
For sale wholesale and retail the publication office; and
De le Ree of Nc Dougal and Barrow reets and
James Browns No. 27 Nassau street. Clinton Buildings
Wholesale price 81 bundled copies single copies
cents pie 6t-rc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-22

kA TO LET-The stors No 81 Nassau stree IN the
@ Herald Bulldogs, from the FIRST of February. Apply at
this office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-22

ONNT,
the has arrived for families supply thems Ives
with Cake for the holidays; the subscriber would
fully inform them that th- place still supports les former
put'on cakeand he those who may favor
him with cali thatthey shall be supplied with the
that be made r Materials aud ia the cle.ny
Rout Cake Plum Case, Pound Cake New Yer Cake and
general assortment osma Cake on hand and or.
ders for any quantity sent to any part Of the city.
JAMES TOMPSON
del lwsec 40 Lispenard street near Church
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-22

UNITED STATES HOTEL, NEW YORK
TN RETURNING OUR THANKS to the travelling com.
mnnty for the liberal bestowed house
rations and improvements CONTEMPLATED and
accommodate friends .velers
nerally in style not surpassed b, other esablshme
our furniture and bedding being the building thoroughly
introduced in department. and dollar and
fifty cents per day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-22
At lsx o'clork. at the sales room,

,,,.,. BFsINJANIN NOONET, AucNoneeT.
uCTION NOTICE-Rich Fan ~ Goocs, Toys SC B.
Mooney Co will sell this day at 10 o'clock at the Auc-
ton Room No. 81 Maiden Lance clo,e complementary
tea caddie liquor cases. stands c,ses. toilet
work boxes, writing desks furnished with gents toilet
with aud paintings dressing plain writing desks
fine accordsns bronze and gold gohe and
Also, girandoles clocks with shades plated ware &c.
A!so, French and German TOYS
Also eweIry consisting Of fine hair pins bracelets baya
dlsrs tnronier, necAl,c, gilt head bands breast pins
Catalogues ready. d22 ltsrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-22

WINTER ARkANGEMENT-FOR ALBANY.
Via BRIDGEPORT aad sA@
A1 - HoUsAr oNIc WESTERN LA
GO PRAiLDRoRps. ally, Sundays
Pase gers for Albany by THIS will take the new aud
elegant, steamboat EUREKA, Capt p Viz which leaves
New York from foot Liberty Friday morning
east o'clock, for Bridgeport thence by the Houssonc and
Western Ralros Is without change II baggage crates
S.. - 'N"'
Forpassage Freight apply on board the Office foot
OF u berty street, G. M. PERRY, Aeeat. !
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-04-01
Skating in August,
amy

About year since, a scientific gentleman in
vented artificial ice in London, for the purpose Of
skating. It appears by the following advertisement
from English paper, tina, an art fetal pond or
lake, has been formed in London, for the especial
benefit of gentleman and ladies', who can now in
dulee in the rare sp'rt Of skating during the dog
days. The English ladies are great walkers, aud
will no doubt become expect skaters.
"ARTirIcIAL IcK, GLAcIApIua, AND FRozES
LAKE.-The public is respectfully inf nned, that
the small specimen of Artificial Ice lately eyhbi-
ted at the Colosseum, is removed, and a surface Of
1000 fee, is now open to the public a, the Baker
street Bazaar, Portman square, where the ample
space affords skaters the enjoyment of their favorte
amusement in all seasons, surrounded by snow>
clud Alpine scenery, forming b"au'ifu and faith
fol panorama Of Luccne and It's Frozen Lake, pain.
! ted by Mr. p. Phillips who visited Switzerland ex.
ptessy to enable him faithfully to depic, the icy
scene Open from nine ill eleven 10 the morning
for Lady skaters exclusively, with female attendants
and skates provided from cl, ven till dusk to the
public generally and in the evening from sever
ii ten o'clock, beautifully illuminated with th'
addition Of a Promenade Musicale, under the d
reciion Of Mr.. A. Sodwick, the ce eehratad perform
er On the Concerino wheR solos will be execute,
by first rate artists, with all the mos, popular musi
of the dsy.-Admi.tance Is; charge for skating Is
per hour, without, additional charge for skates an
attendance, which are provided. Skaters snnua
subscription two guincas; ditto six months, fl los
ditto three months, fl visitors annual subscriI
ton one guinea"
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-04-01
FoR TuE AMHHIcAN.
10 One AMaY.

Swce, Friend Of early youth, and brighter days,
When glowing thoughts and mingling hearts
unite.
To throw DER life's eI,stic dream soft rays
Ofs,srlit hues, and thrilling hopes, more bright.
To thee, my sonl with deep affection clings.
And Graves high converse with thy noble mind,
And still. as in youths fond imaginings,
A spell of power in thy loved nome can find.
To wake the buried SUMMERS ofthe heart;
To call rack scenes,--Aas forever fed
In living ,in,s-beyond the limner's art
To clothe the p,a,--to breathe into the dead.
And still, as years Of sadness have rolled by,
And separate still we love dreary lot,
Our spirits met,-ear,h could not rend the tie
Ofearly love, which ne'er can be forgot.
And tho we ne'er can meet again, in this,
| Beyond those fields of light, there is Home
Where sever'd hearts are join'd again in bliss;
! Where nought can separate-nor sorrow come.
surbury, March 81, ls43. CArHARISr.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-04-01
The lat. Murder Tn New York.

ur Our readers will find full sccount Of the
particulars Of the recent murder at New York.
Nothing definite has yet transi'ed. The whole
affair remains involved in mystery, which only
APPEARS to increase rs the examination proceeds.
The following description Of the parties implicated,
and of the deceased, is from the New York Tri-
bune:
"Colton, we understand. came originally from
Boston, where he learned, and for some years
prsc,iccd the art Of engraving, He was indus'ri-
Gus, skful and en,erprising, and in the course of
a few years am ,ssed very considerable amount
Of property. While there he married his present
wife, who was connected with q respectable family
at Providence, r. l., wheie she lived, and who
was an intelligent, well educ'tel and scccmrlishet
lady. They have now two children, the Oldest o
whom is about II years Of ago,-sOme four o
five years since he removed to this city, and ahan
doning Ms homes, calling. est tAblishsd a gambllnl
house ct No, 26 Vessy street. In large four stor!
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-04-01
Repudiatiou in New York.

Col Young, Secretary Of State, under Governor
Bcuck Of New York, has addressed letter to the
Legislature Of that State which smacks so strong>
ly Of reputation, that some of the New Workers
seem to have heen taken completely 10y surprise.
We copy the following eItrac, from the New York
papers:
millions Of outstanding stocks are now imPend>
ing over The state. which were created by laws IN
clear and direct hostility with the plain provisions
Of the constitution. These laws were null and
void from their inception, and cannot impose even
the shadow of o moral obligation for the fulfil
mcut of their os,en,ihle demands. Whether the
people of the State will quietly bow their necks to
the yoke. and pay a premium upon legislative
wicksdness and encroachment. will be disclo-ed by
the future. And if the double course Of past pro.
fligacy and pas, precedent, can I've fastened upon
hem, they will then he meek enough to hear with
out murmur the amplest strides Of unbrlled ty
! ranny"
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-04-01

REVIVAL AFTER FREEziNG.-In the winter
of 1928 1920, in Iceland, Gamard found that
toads completely frozen, so that ice lay in small
pieces between their muscles their bodies be-
came quite hard stiff, and mo,ionless, and broke
easily and withoat any effusion of blood, 81
that in short, every trace OF life disappeared
and ye, in ten or twelve minutes they could be
revived by iIumersing them in slightly warmed
water lf,hey were too quickly frozen, they
did not revive -!He3iecl Tines.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-04-01
MISCELLANY.

Editorial, Condensed and Selected.
The Steamer Acadia took ou, twenty tons Of
clear, thick fresh pond ice from Boston.
They have girl years old, named Grouse, at
Erie Pa. who weighs 223 lbs.
A copy Of the Holy Scriptures now in the pos
session Of Mr.. James Adams, Of Ma lison, Indiana,
was printed in 1894.
Tracis.-Du;ing the pas, year, 5o9,5e9 religious
tracts have been distributed in Boston.
Upwards of 900 slaves had been imported
into the pnrt of Rio, during the last eight months.
Crime-,hc number Of di,eopered murders in
the United State for the past year. is estimated al,
one hundred and eighteen.
Coda vein Of gold feet thick, from which
two hands in three days raised 90 bushels Of
worth $40 bushel. has been discovered by DR..
ephen Fox, near Mtcklenburg, Va.
Young in Sin.-The Court Royale, sitting at
eleven and half years old. named Schaff;r, fol
having, in six months, made 80 attempts al incen.
diarism in five Of which he succel led, causing the
derucon OF 30 houses. He was sentenced to bt
confined for twelve years.
a mine of The Black Oride Of Manganese ha
been discovered near Jackson, Mississippi-Th
ore yields IS per cent. OF the mineral.
Mr.. BRouGH, he Vocalist, has abandoned th
prof ssion and become q Produce Broker in New
D leans.
Westward Ho The New-Olcans Bee say
that about one thousand persons will RENDEZVOUS {
Fort Lesvenwor h on the first Of May, for the pu
pose Of emigrsting to the Oregon Territory.
A new type settcr, invented in England, Sc
5000 ems an hour.
bbit raising is represented to be SO very pr
iilatle, that farmer in England turned his aite
ton to il, and sen, 1000 to market in one year.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-04-01
The Earthquake at G Guadaioupe.

The Philadelphia Inquirer has received
copy of the "Courrier de la Martinique" of
Feb. IA, containing full particulars, in an Off
cial FORM of the late dreadful calamity at Point
Pctre, Guadaoupe, and other parts ofthe West
Indies All the sad and awful details already
published in our columns are fully confirmed.
The editor Of the Courier writes glorious
and thrilling description of the sense Of suffer
ing and desolaton, saying in one part his ar.
ticle--"the pen refuses 10 retrace the picture
of this destruction of the city, Of which not
single house is left standing. Not one.
And the fire continues to rage"
He adds-"The few wooden houses which
the earthquake had spared, became a prey to
the flames, which have made as many victims,
! if not more than the earthquake itself. Unfor-
nate beings who were buried beneath the
wrecks, not being able to disengage themselves
| from under the mountains of ruins, reached by
the fire, soon saw every chance Of safety van
ish. Young girls, old men and women, half
inferred by blocks of WALL demanded impossi-
BILE succours-tor the fire, which advanced like
sea in its fury. finished by engulfng them.
The violence Of the confagration at length
drove away those whose courage and devotion
excited them TO dare every thing possible, to
snatch these unfortunate beings from this hor-
rible DEATH"
"On Saturday evening, the town was no.
thing but an immense furnace"
Another letter over the signature Of l.. B
states in affecting terms, that three prominent
things strike the beholder Of the ruins OF this
3 vast Metropolis.
' The facade Of the ruined church is standing
!. with the dial, 25 minutes past TO- the hour a
J, which the ruin ofthe city, the annihiation o
: the population was accomplished.
On the piece of the wall of a ruined house
!" is seen picture, preserved as il were by mira
. Gle, representing the Ruins Of Babylon. Sin
: guar contrast The traditions of the pa,
:, in face Of the realities of the present--the piC
:, ture of human destruction in presence ofdivin
10 destruction.
10 Further on, in an insulated position, says h
Al same writer sis a portrait OF the X ng, wi
If seems to promise succour to those who hay
OF had the happiness to escape the disaster. Ye
n. sire. You will come in aid Of this poPulatit
ng without assylum--rich yesterday. ruined
Nv dsy--without bread, without clothing"
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-04-01

Ur The following appointments were made a,
the late Conference, Of the Me,hOdit Episcopal
Church at Baltimore, for this district:
NoRrHuaBERLLSp DIsr.-G. Hid, +. z.
Sunbury-A. Bitten. J. Montgomery.
Dsnvle-J, Ball, s. C. Haze
Berwick-T. Tanyhill, 7. Bowman, sup.
Bl,cmingdale-J. w. Hauehswout l. II. Torrance
Lurerne--J. A. Ross, r. F. Mcclure.
Northumberland. Ewing, w. i. d, GLENN
Mh,on--G Guyer, G. Coff y.
Lycoming-J. Bowen, w. r. Mills.
| West Branch-W. Hurst, Jas. Guyer.
Bsllfonte-F. NJ, Mills, Z. NcCollnm.
Clss, feld--R Beers, &. Register
| Penn's yslsy--J Stevens
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-04-01
Money Matters.

or Northampton Bank notes have gone down
to 70 per cent. discount. Susquehlnna county,
are quoted at 90 per cent.
The following are the rates of Relief notes, ac-
cording TO Bicknell's Reporter, Of Tuesday last.
Relief Notes of Penn Township Moyamens'ns'
Manufacturers and Mechanics, Lewisown. BeTks
county. Erie, Northampton, Towanda, Wilkesbar'
re- and Yves, Branch banks, 9lal0
Pittsburgh banks, Columbia Bridge Co., Far
mers bank Of Lancaster.
Bank Of Pennsylvania. 6aI
Mechanics bank of Philadelphia, Northern L'ber.
ties, Delaware county, Chester county, German
town, and Farmers bank Of Bucks county. par
Other Relief Notes.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-04-01

ur Both Houses of the legislature have agreed
upon a resoluii for a final adjournment on
the 18th of April. There is yeta good deal OF I'M
por ant work on hand. The bill for the election OF
a state printer has been signed by the Governor
John B. Brat,on, of the State Capitol Gazette, was
the caucus nominee. Both Houses met on Mon
day last for the purpose of going into an e'ec'i n,
When Mr.. Bra,on received So votes on the 2d
ballot, and Mr.. Dimock of the Reporter, who WAS
supported principally by the wings, received %.
A number Of scattered votes prevented nm election
when the whole matter was postponed ill Friday
The State Appor,ionmen, Bill passed the Senate
as il came from the House, with few amend
ments. Northumberland and Dauphin forms q
Senatorial dis,ric, in this bill Northumberland
also elects one member by herself the Senate having
detached her from Union and Junia,a.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-04-01

A Lowell printer requests one of the Miller
ite preachers to "call and settle" for the print.
ing Of some second advent hymns before he
goes up. He says 1--WE can 60 before magls-
trate and swear that we believe he intends 10
leave the State"
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-04-01

AxorHER Srax.-An egg was recently brough,
to the editor Of the Boston Mail with the following
inscriplion;-
In ls43
This earth and oil shall cease to be,
Sinners, beware nor let the day
O'er,ske you still in sins broad way y
The editor says he would like il if some old hen
Of a Milcrie womsn would set on the egg and
hatch il. The chicken would probably turn ou,
gosling.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-04-01
Saturday, .aprfi /, !s4s.
II f M O v L.

~ The Office Of the "SUNBURY
AMERICAN" has been removed TO
the white frame building, in Centre Al
ley, adjoining the New Store of H. B.
Masser. Business or orders left at the
Store, will be promptly attended to.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-04-01

house, which he furnished in the riches, style.
He has here been in the habi, Of giving splendid
suppcrs and other entertainments, freely and fre-
quently, 10 all whose fortunes and ,bi,s made
them desirable objects Of his acqusin,snce.-Bein
himself intelligent and pleasing in his manners,
his house thus became the common resort Of many
men Of the highest fashionable circles Of the city
including eminent professional gentlemen, as well
as those engaged in mercantile and other pursuits.
In this class therefore, he has many earnest and in.
uentia friends, not entirely disnteresed, perhaps
hut likely on that account to feel none the less anx
e,y as 10 the result of this affair and the develop
men,s to which its progress may give rise. Being
extremely eSper, at play, and devoiing himself to
it with assidui,y and remorselcss purpose, he soon
greatly increased his fortune; and became one of
the weal,hiest we'll as most notorious and fash.
ionahle gamblers in our city.
Corlies, who was a man Of much the same stamp
with himself-engaged in the same business
! though with less marked success. became acquan.
ted with Mrs. Cotton during her husbands tempo
rary absence in Boston last autumn, or ia the ealy
! part Of the win'er,
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-04-01

Gr We have jus, received sixty iesms OF print
ing paper similar in size and quality to the sheet
upon which this is printed. Also 36 resms of su-
per Royal q by % inches, which will be sold at
cost snd carriage, for CASH
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-04-01

ar A German by the name Of Bickes, has
discovered method by which he raises the finest
crops on the poores, land, without the use OF ma
nurr. He has number of certificates from a num-
Der Of scientific individuals in Germany and Hul-
land, who have witnessed the results. The ex-
pense is hut 10 cts. per acre for wheat or CON- The
mode Of operation is yet profound secret.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-04-01

Or wild CAr--One Of these pdrmints was
caught on Wednesday night last in steel trap, by
Mr.. Martin Gas., Of Augusta township, about 2
miles from this place. He ,ecur ed him alive, nl-
ihough he sppearel as savage as Young tiger.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-04-01

r-r Our Court will commence on Monday next
We do not, however, expect a great influx ofpeo,
pie, as the present thaw will render tie roads very
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-04-01

or The New York Tribune say- that suspicion
seems to be strongly fixed upon Mrs. Cotton, as the
person who murdered Codies at New York. She
had been TAXI ng lessons from her husband, in the
use Of the pistol and fling at targets, for some
time previous, in which she had attained considerable
precision She is said to have been, long after her
marriage, no, only lovely, but an smiable and
highly esteemed woman.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-04-01

o. We publish this week another letter from
w. y. H., heing q continuance Of the reply to an
article on the subject Of baptism. Our correspon.
dent, it seems, has not ye, exhausted the subject n
his defence
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-04-01

CT On our frs, page will be found an interest.
ing account Of Mrs. Bulwer--a full account Of the
recent murder at New York, and several other in
trcsng Articles.