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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-01-20
Democratic Club.

At large and respectable meeting Of the De
mocratic Citizens. convened at the Court House
in the borough of Smbury. on Tuesday evening,
January 10th, 1871. agrc"ably To pnhic notice.
for the purpose of organizing a DEMOCRATIC
CLUB, tn" object of the meeting was stated. in
neat and appropriate address by Mai. W. /.
Dcwart, when, on motion, Maj W J.. DEW
ART, Esq was called to the chair, and ions p.
Prrsrr.. FELIX N,rrrr. WN. Sr,Ers and Ggo
b. Yor>o,r,N were appointed Vice Presidents,
Wm. j. Martin, Esy. aud Dr. d. r. Triies were
elected secretaries, Charle' j. Pruner, Esq. cor
responding secretary, and Jesse VI. Simpson
Treasurer
On motion.
Rcsoired That the title of this Association
shall be ''TlE DEMocHArrc CLrn OF SrNm.EY.'
On motion, \ committee of seven present
We're appointed to draft Il constitution and report
resolutions
The Chair appointed the following gentlemen,
Samuel D. Jordan, Charles Weaver, G.. VI Yorks,
Martin Irwin. Elias Brosius. Sias II Englr and
Jesse VI. Simpson that committee. with instuc-
ton to report at the next meeting Of the Club
On motion,
Resolrcd, That the members Of this Association
pledge themselves TO support the Democratic
nomination in the approaching contest.
Rcsoircd, Timt the proceedings ofth> meeting
be- signed by the officers, and published III ia,
Democratic papers OF the county.
On motion, Adjourned 10 meet on Saturday
evening. the 21th inst al the Court House
Mai. W. l.. DEW ART, President.
j. p. PuRSEL,
T. MlIEEG, w., p,..;l,
VIM. SrANLS,
e. b. lorNGMAN.
". J. Mgrti", Esq / Secretaries
Dr DR. Iiitcs,
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-01-20
MISCELLANY.
EDITORIAL, Condensed and selected

Mr.. Webster is writing history of the adop-
tion of the Federal Constitution, and of the ad-
ministration of Washington
Christopher Lilly who killed Mccoy in a
prize fight, has arrived in New York in custody
of an officer, from New Orleans
Story's Commentaries on the Constitution
have been translated into the French, and are ia.
vorably reviewed
In Missouri, if they wish TO get rid of man,
they put him in the pcnitentiary. Heis sure TO
break out and run away
The Hon. rcleg Spraguc, ono ofthc L. 5. Scna.
tors from Rhode Island has returned home in
consequence OF the murder of his brother
The quantity of wine annually produced from
the vineyards of France is estimated at 92l.
600 600 gallons
\ person went into a dry goods store in Ral.
timore, for signatures TO the petition asking for
the pardon of Horn the murderer of his two wives
and children. 4 lady in the store was 50 incenscd
at the request. that She beat the man out of the
door with the yard-stick.
|dH6be V7hoghnV Log n Sngl" log oi
Nan~anila Mahogany was sold at auction in y
York ON Thursday. for s5o?.l or -l.32 per
superficial foot.
Aged TURNS 1t is stated in thc Barre Gozcttc
that Elisha and Nbiah Siblcy. twin brothers. ar,
now living in tho town Of Dana, cghty-fv,
! years old last August They have long ivcc
within eighty rods ofeach other
' .SchuyifW Coai Trade.-70O 900 tons have beer
shipped from the Schuylkill coal Regions. during
! lSI3
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-01-20
Extract Of a Letter, dated


ii r MhssER, Esq = have been engaged for
several days past with the assistance OF $. John
in making an experimental survey, for the con-
tcmplatcd Railroad from Shamokin Ia Potlsville
or Mncrsvlle We confidently believe, that we
will be able Ia cross the Broad Mountain by
means ola small tunnel at level but little high
cr than the Locust Gap summit, which is 2i5
feet lower than the Nahouoy plane. Owing, as
vet 20 the unElvorlhlc state al the weather, We
have been considerably retarded in our progress,
aud have not made satisfactory exploration OF
the south descent Of the Broad Mountain; con-
sequently, cannot determine al what point of the
Railroad of the Schuylklll region will be the
most suitable 10 connect with
lam with respect &c
KINDER CLEANER
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-01-20

How is it possible for the Governments of
Europe with such mass of debts upon their
shoulders to adopt system of free trade In
addition to the payment Of the annual interest
on the above ten and half billions OF dollars,
the current expenses for the support of royalty,
the armies and navies by which it is every.
where upheld, call for much larger revenue
than can be raised by any system of direct tax
alton alone. How absurd then to suppose that
they will admit the production of American in
dustry to be consumed on the payment of n less
tax than what is imposed upon the products of
their own hone industry. viii they love for
eigners better than themselves
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-01-20
The ponierny Express Robbery.

SrICuEor rur R0rrrr.-Onc crime is follow
ed by another and the dcludrd being who is hur-
rrd into It's vortex is carried speedily TO de-
,truction. The German. Benedict Lachncr, who
wa, arrested as the rohb,r of Pomrrov's trunk
containing th" largo amount of money. has add
20 his crime the awful decd of srli-dnstruction
\ part of the money it has been announced was
found in his possession; since that the officers
have been active in their cmdcayors To find ont
where the notes countrrsigmcd by tn" State Comp
trollrr had gone, consisting of some >l30.0O0
the Union Bank of New York. and sent. on their
return. to be dated and couutrrsigucd by the cash
Ter aud president of that institutions to bc made
negotiable Sunday afternoon. discovery was
made that large quantity of partially hnrned
paper was concealed in the chimney occupied by
the man Lachncr and on careful examination
otthc fragments, the Union Bank was clearly
disccrnablc and they were placed in basket.
( The Mayors first marshal, with Justice Taylor,
aud the officer, procrrdrd to the city prison,
fragment. and basket in hand, and one of the turn
, KEYS opening the door OF Lachucr's apartment,
! allotted To him during his confinement there dis
covered that hc was dead, having suspended hum
self by a handkerchief which he placed around
his neck and placing It across board which was
put on the upper end of his bunk or bed which
had been set on end. elevated himself sufficiently
/ To produce Strangulation. We was Immediately
cut down. and the Coroner sent tor, and all means
used to rcsusctate him; they We're ofno avail life
was extinct The Mayor was soon present, and
ordered that no information of tn" suicide should
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-01-20

The WILL OF Mr.. RowAND-The will OF
Mr.. Rowand, who recently died at Pitsburg,
leaving large sum OF money 10 erect llospl-
tai in France, has some curious requests in bis
codlcil. He directs that his tomb be made OF
marble, and appoints his friend and Executor,
II. Denny, to visit his tomb from time TO inc
during life TO see that the taxes are paid and
the tomb kept in good repair and he authori-
zed said Denny TO appoint his successor with
power to appoint and perpetnate successorship
forever to keep his grave from molestation and
decay. He requested that VIM. Daily should
attend to the sales Of his property and receive
500 for the same. lie leaves 5000 for the
nurse who attends to his brother in France,
and requests his Executor, Mr.. Denny, TO 90 to
Nantz and see how he is, and allows 500 for
the expenses of the trip. lie endows IIospi.
tai at Nantz to CRAFTY his wish TO do all the
good he can to his native country which has
nourishcd and honorcd his family for so many
centuries. He appears to have been 4 perfect
man Of business, and of charitable feelings.
Phil. Ledger.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-01-20
EXECUTIVE CHAMBER,
January Il, lsil." :

A Run Rror The Syracuse N " Sentinel
of the 3d inst, has an account OF riot al ball
given at the Railroad House tavern at that
place 1t appears that the row commenced al
the bar, whereupon some offence being given by
a man named Blake, the landlord drew horse
pistol, and shot him desperately in the lower
jaw upon this general melee took place, during
which fire arms were freely used. and 10 less
than five persons severely wQun',d, and all the
furniture in the house Destroyed
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-01-20

Black Is not the man to carry through such
project but he can put the ball in motion and
leave 1t to others to roll and accumulate it.
In the Senate, the nomination of Mr. lIensLaw
has been rejected by vote Of 10 to s
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-01-20

L. The following is the conclusion of the
Message which GOV. Porter sent to the Lcgisa.
turc, accompanied with the bill passed last scs.
sion, for the purpose of employing counsel in the
Geo. Handy affair:
"There has been no remissncss of duty on my
part pretended in this matter, nor on the part
of the Attorney General, who under my author
ty instituted proceedings long before this reso
luton passed TO bring the parties implicated
to justice which proceedings though pressed
with all the vigor and energy OF that officer,
were defeated by the refusal of the Chairman
OF the Committee of Investigation, to produce
the nccCssasy papers and letters on the hearing,
to furnish probable cause tor binding over.
also specially requested the Legislature to pro-
vide for the custody and saie.kecpng OF those
papers and letters TO be used on the trlel Of the
parties charged whenever it might be had.
These acts certainly show that tins resolution
Was not passed for any alleged delinquency on
my part, IN endeavorlng TO bring the offenders
tD Justice.
| have felt most sensibly the delicacy and
embarrassment of my position. ] have wci"h-
cd well the course have adopted-pubIic duty
on one side and personal character and respect
on the uther-and have come to the delber.
ate conclusion "a let this resolution become a
Jaw, WIN lllS protest to accompany II, as rNpd-
natrry OF what might otherwise look like an a
( bandonment of my duty. | cannot consent that
/ 1t shall be said have thrown the least obstacle
/ IN the way of judicial enquiry, when it might
be supposed TO be aimed at myself Let it 90 on.
ask nothing but Justice anywhere, whether in
Court OF Justice, or before the Senate. | am
ready to meet my accuserS face TO face.
II after all thls--attoT the reports Of two dlt-
lercnt committees, before whom | had no oppor-
tunty of hearing, and whose reports are toun-
drd on testimony wholly crpdI tc--lt after the
passage oi IA law authorizing prosecution in II
Court of law before Jury of the Country-lt at
ter all this, | say, there is an honest man IN the
Legislature, or out Of It, who believes an lm-
pcachmcnt is called for Ia vndCate the laws
Of the Country, then invite, nay demand al
the hands Of the House OF Representatives a
, trial at once.
|, l. no doubt painful and humiliatng to be
placed in such position before the world, bat
tor my own sake and that of my children,
would much prefer even this humiliation, tC
the Impulaton that when my integrity and no
nor were involved, had shrunk from the mos
thorough tlTation which the ability or ma
lice of my traducers can devise. | have from
the beginning borne these calumnlcs Will
whatever patience could. 1t IL time thos,
who invented them, or myself should be brand
ed by public rcprobation. With that proud con
victIun of right, which an approving conscienc,
; gives, aNow my entire willingness aud readI
ness to answer IN Court Of justice, or to res
, pond now TO an impeachment.
most respectfully ask To have this commu
ncalon entered upon your Journal
DAVID X. PORTER.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-01-20
Van Buren, and the Presidency.

Some very important events have transpired of
late in regard to the next Presidency. We think |
we can plainly perceive the master hand of Mr..
Van Buren, in these recent movements. Mr. Bu.
chanan's withdrawal, though sudden, not un
expected His friends say that this was not done
with view of iavorng any particular individu-
al but combination of events prove, most con
clusvcly, that the high contracting powers
have determined to force upon the people Martin
Van Buren,, as the nominee and candidate of the
democratic party at the next Presidential cleo
ton The last movement on foot, il seems is
that Col Johnson is to be the candidate for Vice
President on the ticket with Mr. Van Burrn.
We can hardly believe, yet that Col. Johnson
can be induced to take this step If Mr.. Van
Buren, imagines that Col Johnsons popularity
can help him through the drag in prnnsy ylyonia,
hc is much, very much mistaken.
1t is unfortunate that Mr.. Van Rurcn's friends
will insist in pushing him forward. when his de-
feat and the discontinue of the democratic party
is a more than probable result. Ouropponents are
rejoicing beyond measure at the prospect of Mr.
Van Burcu's nomination. They are concentrate
ing all their strength on Nh Clay. and, in pro-
portion as Mr. Van rurcn's prospect of a nomi-
nation increases so do also their hopes of Mr.
Clays success. The truth s. the wings hang
their hopes of success entirely upon Mr. Van
Hurcn'> nomination. The Hon. W. G. Riycs. of
Virginia. has recently sent in his adhesion to Mr.
Clay lie has heretofore been conservative
and Tyler man. We should not be surprised
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-01-20

Of the entire transactions is the origin Of these
suspicious, and the high game marked out by
the orginutors TO throw the scent off the track
Of the real williams. That such could not have
originated with Lachncr alone is certain, aud
we learn that officers have been despatched
,post.hastc in various directions. We shall
probably be allowed some further insight into
the matter during the day.-N. Y. Hcrald
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-01-20
Saturday, Jan. 30, 1914.

pcndcd bv thc court until thc verdict in the case
or Rohort IIup,.r ,vos rendered On Saturday |
,.., ,,. .,,,...,,, ,,c pa,,,. Ir,,,,r altar
h,,;rr rc,irrJ ,h,,, ,,yo hours returned with
vor1;ct or ,con;ttoI Wu IIurter was tbcn sen.
'''''' W pay ,'''' ~ '''' i"'
.,.
N'''> III ''' 4, "'"
proclamation.
u S'i'''t'-Nr' Joseph " "'''''' W Lew
'No"rg' age" about " years committed So'cl''
D! Ranging "''''S'" u" MS "'" 'o"''' >"'''' 'i''
IN 'n' afternoon 'i 'n' 'Ih INST l''S MN" i'o
h''"hl'' II l. san. ldl''iIIH "'lah@'u 'ho"Sh re-
child. who were in the chamber underneath when
the deed was committed
----
- The committee To investigate the charges
against the Stat" Printer elect have been in ses-
sion since Saturday last. The first object was to
compel the Governor to appear before them. This
he very properly refused, but furnished list Of
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T-5- Mr. ror NI,>> has been reelected 10 the
Office of STAT, Treasurer Ly an almost mani.
NOUS vote Mr. Mann has earned the reputation
orbriuo , most ,l,I,. and ,,r,lIcnt officer.
- "tl'N ia III" 'li. '"""'N-
wa! ''.i "'''' ''''''
wa. "'l ~
w o"' ''''''," ''''' "',''' ,',''' '''''' '''
been appointed ON the Allegheny Portsgc Rail
road
H. "' h"hN'''' '''''''s'"''' Sd! ''''' some
"i Inc green ones "i 'h'' place nave "''h hee''"
10 'he tune "l I'"' ""''a'' al" '''''e '''fS' ny
/ Monsieur berger "'h'llS master "h"' dI''r
'''Ih'"S 'h'ii' It" steps ''''e "''N' /" Pr'>
unknown N'"SeuI berger ais" oP''"''u mere
p"' o'u not smear MS ""'A quite :" ''oS'lE ne
nevertheless carried away '"hSiu'rapic WOOL
~ In tbc District of PHILADELPHIA ON Thurs.
dov ,y.cL . case v,os und.r IN, folI,yyiro
circumstances The suit was hrouolt hv the
E,rl or Northumberland ,o,;ps, tl,c Farmers, {,
,r,,h,,icy, p,,l -, pLl,J.I,l;o =, .o,,,.,,, ,l
,.,l,,. ,c.. ~, ~, ,I, ,l,;,,;d.
which had h,,p entrusted Ia. tho d,G.pJ,pt 70 ,
,,,,.,,, r,,ool p,,I c..lI.s ;, l., r,iJ - H.,
r,,;r,ifiio mar, .,,.,,,.,,, ,,,, ,.,l,r,
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-01-20
From The Bufaio Commercial Aducrtiser.
Europe-IIer DE hts.

The debts OF Europe is the subject OF an in
teresting article in late number Of Hunts
Magazine. From this it appears that every
nation in Europe, without exception, is heavily
in debt Each OF the petty German States pays
"A large amount of interest. The aggregate of
the debts Of the thirty-nine soyercigntics Is TO-,
l90,1l0,000 German dollars, equal to 50 cents
of our currency. The English debt swallows
up in interest, more than one halt OF the revenue
out of which it is TO be supported. Debt about
GS00,OOO. 00O-inie-est I-O,00O,uOO year
1t would require ten millions year Tor eighty
years to pay the principal of this immense debt.
estimates of the debts Of the larger powers.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-05
IMPORTANT DISCOVERY
RICHARDSON ~ cos CELEBRATEn
AMERICAN PANACEA

Fs,HIS Medicine, compounded solely from va,...
& BE matter free from adaitefat.ou. and warraorr
aaT ingredients detrimental TO health dscoys,.S
wear since. hy ndivdca! sorpiy ,c!sd gi,S i Ss
o! :he most eminent physicians IN he United State. in ~
yeas, whoat the least apIen; hot OF restoration 70
&Ec was By t!sr pronounced IncuTshle. bu who sa,t
the above no:ne medicine Ger Eve weeks was resror
feet health bat medicine has beeG sold with it
sGcces., and and has tsiisd in snf instance W.
accordance with di,ectonsl 20 eSI.t perfect fks
following diseases owit:-SALTRHEUM ~ u
ULCERATED SCKoFULA. BRONCHITIS ia
S0HSs T2HY AH6 6Gs Guk6Nl H6 TRRHSsIHdt9 RHsd
EEYSIPELAS, BILES, SCURVY CER0Ticf fS6ES S6dESS
EYES. BLOTCHES, PIMPLES on THsV SSSoRE SSlRE
SgAhn HEAD -A a AEp ALL GUTANEQuS DiSFs SSgss AZ
DIClOUS Use or MERCIkY. Or AN iNPrr}sSS; Pprr}S;
STATE Or THE BLOOD. Th~ eifcscy Of ,h;s ,.s ~
has tested all the diseases above sn9u.atAS
.iIects tfuy astoaisrng Only aSlc spoonfnS
taken tby adult each moalns before eating winch .
produces tonic effect. while Tia most caSes aI.o
gentle cAthaTc, increasing the appetite ana t
the patient causrg I'll ucsated Sorss dscharyr
f1sely a1 producing eect,a ateiatvs of ,as whol PIC
ts purifying and rotacinG eEiect sct0n the bioHJ
Persons while taking IL should refrain from The nS W
stimulating drinks or highly se-oned food Forsals hy
ThOS. 6. TALM3Ey
General agent 20 Pin-sr opposite the custom kouss W.
way: John B. Dodd ei3 and III BrosGwoy; P Dirl, &
Broadway; Dr.. G W Sargent l57 Greenwich STREET BsSs
Hillyer, i7e Greenwich street Dr. Eugene CrpwslI "a
Bowery Jchu Syme. 81 Fulton street; Thomas Nj -
Hammond street; Reuben E Moss sos and s08 Grand ,r
L. E. Wheeler * Co. liz Cherry street, next 10 Csrhses.
j. Sye % Bowsry, all of whom haya certificates and 80,
monia Of its efficacy. Also in Brooklyn hy jar W ssS
csTuef o. Cranberry and Eul1on streets: George Abn,
Saue's Buildings, Atlantic street, and Mis- Il, Hay S
EultoG street.
Instructions for taking the a:ticIa ard grsa nuh =,
certificates and testimonials MAJ be sad obtained @
OF the above plaaes n2t eodm lr
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-05
pnhlie stock Exchanee-March 4.
Sales OF Real Estate at Auction. :. \

saIes OF veal Eslatc at AGctiOla.. -. March 4.
By A. J. Bleecker s. Co.
Two lots in Brooklyn forming part Of Colonnade Gar
lsi it. 6 inches in depth SO, 200
BY tV5lkius &, Rollins.
Thre4story house and lot ii Ann.s 2 f. 'front.' l25 f.
deep on ons side lis the other 400
bought in for. -. Is, 400
By Vim. II. Franklin.
Two-stoy brick front heuse and frame building the
by loo f. deep -. 1900
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-05
NuN NOTICE.-In reply to the com. .,
| EsstJ munication headed Fact, for the Fuole,
a would state that it would require enaon' N,s'

asy munics,ioa headed Fact, for the fuSIs,s l la;
ssga would state that il would require enaoss Mos'
k---a-'aasa ing before it would pass current ~ New
Jersey, where John Conger is known The inst q s hs
called facts is that have right TO the name oi sS, S
invariably used the Of Conger" e should hss@e @ I
that he always used the name Of 7. Conser, wasa %
would have made it fact indeed. He iurthei ~, ~,
that blowed the bellows for his father; true, ahG %
is the very that did nor learn my t'ase /.
him, but this city 1906 for that VqIpose,
Another OF his facts is that hen his father quit he nu
IN 1922 he continued the business USING the same s.s
This not so; he used to stamp his tools Jonn
which be substantated, and notwithstanding te ,
sic ment" OF tools he wholly unable 10 MAKE nv.
where his father had for aay years, and leg the
AZ me he had brother with him, whea he tod is,v v
of nine that they could establish themselves n Jee! G
BROOKLYN they would DO WE'LL they could ,Iailas ~
stamp hen that they left Oh rhe John sno u -
stamp similar mine, having commenced buSbesS ~ - ~
sey City he actually took his tools merchants ano @
mated 10 them that hey could sell them my to2 d r.
stamped like them Every sep, failed un s.s
born and Little took him up, aud the reputatioa III
had established sold his tools IN nu acure
he continued his fathers business Again he :ays be W
conscious of having ceyatec from The path Aobo
would ask him where MS conscience III the affairs oet
him and his partner EzabehtoyD and other cases oi'
the people OF New Jersey have not forgotten If he has a.,
before the public 10 assert his rights but Do
uu the character of Osborn and Little and think thai s
character that needs the Of Tohu P C0Dge %
suffering JOHN CONC;ER Nsw.y0rho
7 there IS any hght wanting IN nefersnce 70 Joa Ns.
Conges character II t+ obLainea EzabethtowR e.
ARK and many other places Jersey, where ha has hsuFa
last twenty years. nj W.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-05

ss WARRANTED CAST-STEELh.ip hpun q. =.
E TOoLsThe real genuine Cengsris 81 IsS.i lrses
e Only bs had at SO Attorneyst., where theys es.
and fini shed with my own hands, thsfetseIss e. is
- recommend them and at George Bnss' S S.Sora
N Little az SO Fulton st. stamped Conse1,s 81 hsIs
ny make and are designed TO deeeiys asi iNss.
none Of my tools. Nine are stamped thus: Cgc P,saH
YORK 90 Aorneys.. liberal diacounrto dealer; ;f ims
observe the stamp ~
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-05
FOR SALE-A beautiful Farm of IS acres

- FOR SALE-A beautiful Farm of 65 acres
cultivated Land and % of very thrifty growth
o Young timber. situated the cross roads IN the
ship Of South Buuswc Middlesex county, y. j
the great road from New Brunswick Trenton The
soil oamy good heart and susceptible Of the highest de-
well fenced into small fields. TWO thrifty young apple
orchards and ae young peach orchard Just coming IN bear
pains having taken have great yaIiety & Of the , very cry
consist of an excellent large barn house cattle
cheds smokehouse, &C. &C. plenty and good This
uroperty be sold cheap and wished the :toc
farming utensils hay gram Sc can be had at low valuation
Possession the first of April with indispuable title
Gentlemen wishing purchase rnch the place in 81 or
hours by the Camden aud Amboy Railroad Vests from
which place Ii mites. Persons wishing farther ,pfsrna-
ton, can obtain it of SNEDEKER, ISL Washington or
of the subscriber CORNELIUS @. SNEDEkER.
Rhode Hall Feb. 29tll 1914. lef Las eod@
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-05

"a FOR SALE--A Farm situated in the town
;:s Of Harrison, Westcheser County 80 miles from New
the road leading rs hlg street I? Purchase containing
$50 OF really first ani decidedly good OF
cuvaon with buildings lag and convenient with large
yards beautifully shaded with fruit and ornamental trees and
is we'll wat-red wah falling sreamssaId Farm lying
handsomely any the county; accessible from the
city daily By railroad steamboats, and stages Payments made
particulars inquire Of w WILLIAMS 262 Bowery hohas
ed premises, and give description OF the
or on the premises of the proprietor.
Inh2 ARNER MEAD.