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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-05-17

ExECurIoN.-llardy Carroll, notorious of.
fender, was hung at Louisburg, y, C, on Friday
last, pursuant 10 sentence, in the presence of a
large crowd Perhaps there was case
which more strongly illustrated the want ola
Pententiary than this lie had monOnGn,a for
believe, three several times, fer Horse stealing,
but escaped each time, either by craving the ben
eft of Clergy, or through some defect in the re-
cord He was finally hing for Grand Larceny,
the article stolen, think, being pair of Sus-
penders fIom a store.-Raie'g 'gh Re.hter.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-05-17

Coal has been discovered in the Highlands of
New York,
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TnE SECRETARY yoFWAR-WiIliam L. Marcy,
with his own hand captured the first British
flag taken during the las, war since which time
he has had every post of honor in his State, and
those commanding great variety of talents
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-05-17

% Gen. Brady has given slcO to the Pitts
burg sufferers
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ID I T. ID 4,

On the 9th inst, Mrs - HOVER, viii
of Mr., John Hover of this place, aged about 2
years.
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c. TExAs.-From the late information from
Texas, there can be no longer any doubt in regard
to the people of Texas being in favor OF the an.
nexation resolutions OF Milton Brown. The
Texas Congress, which VII NEE: on the 9th
of June, Will, of course, but reflect the opinions
aud sentiments of the people on this subject,
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Ur The great race, between Fashion and Pey-
tona, took place near New York on Wednesday.
Peytona, the Southern mare, took the purse OF
500, 900. 1t is said not less than S5o0,000 de-
pended on the result The following is the sum
mary of the whole affair -
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CJ- Il is though, that Mexico has already is
sued letters of marGue against our commerce
One OF our merchant vessels has been attacked
by vessel with the Mexican ensign. Ii may,
however, have been piTatical vessel.
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New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-01
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
.rrHE REroETEs ~ rnE 5. I. Ta.srNs.

WAsg.lserox, J2a. %, isl5,
aoUsE OF RaFaEszarArIvEs.-Mr. HzSLzY ol
fne:aaz asked !ezye g present tte annual RePort
of the C9unissione- OF Patents. Rules wers
sus1znaed, Yes 90, Nays l9 sir HESLEY
r.,eged that 25,000 extra eofPasz be printed
Carried.
tee OF the Whole On the SAFE OF the Union, NJ
WE1Lzg is the Char.
afr. HARDIN OF Illinois wished 10 take up Inc
Post Oiica Bill Not agreed 10.
Mr.. TaoMPsss CT Mississippi hsy;ns the tiocF
IN The Oregon QUESTION nom gcs.erda5-spoh oheln
favor OF occupying sne Territory and In vizd'cs-
ton OF our CLAIMS u thsy Territory
,fr. i: 'LEsNsyD Of Illinois advocated al iengta
he 5ll.
~. ROBERT D. OrsS advoc ,,ed q setmiaa-
ton = ne pint &c upancy and the oFganlz II n
OF TerTie,TIal Government.
Mr.. A. V. Bxowx sad that the terailoetion
OF tho Convention fo- joint occupancy hsioDg
cd 70 tire ot-er bcsnch Of G5TaTaalsni.
NJ OwzS sad that aiter The passage o. talS
b!i we should give nolce OF the termination oi
the j9,nt occupancy.
Mr. A V Bows, in reply to question rom
J. r Ingersoll said tina, ~ ci4use IN 'h's olll
would coHfic. witi the claims .: other 1ov'f"-
mcrs.
Mr.J R IsGEssoLL spoke at leagih n favor
OF waiting 10 terminate the mt osedPaaey nc
for orga-iz ag a Government over the Territory.
D4iiar III. iyGEasoLL's speech, John lyieT'
II appeared wilh an Executive Mes age
bjr INGERsoLL SAID that as the 4lesSags NJ ght
eontcin something relative 10 this matter, he
hoped that The Committee would rise, that the
House Yaight report the Mess ge.
The Cormi.tee then rose and the Message
VS. Iead. aud 1t proved u be only IL rsati9i to
some Resolutions Of the Legislature Of ILLINOIS
i burst Of laughter greeted lis reception
The House aEan went into COMMITTEE OF the
Z hole, ana Alr. lSGEEsoLL concluded his re-
marks.
hfr. HAMLIS OF Moiae sPoke in favor of imme
diatc occupation. He stated that England as
suned jurisdiction over American citizens. Eag-
land not only exercised juriSdiction over our CIT
izens. bur same of our citizens had actually b en-
executed ny English law.
mir. iaGERsoLL SAID ii that was true, 1t wooid
Justify a G2r.
Mr.. HAMI1y said be might be mistaken in the
f.cts rclativc 10 which he had spoken He then
vent on to say that he Was in favor Of organi-
zuc Government Immediately. At the con-
cusion OF his speech,
Mr. ELMER OF HeT.Jersey got the moor, ahd
made several objections to The bill. He agreed
With the gcntloman from Pennsylvania, thu if
Americao citizens had been executed by Eng
land, il would be just cause Of war. He would
also draw from THIS ;hat if we executed any
British subject, il would be just cause of var
with Us by England.
M HuNr OF New. York obtained The floor,
ba', aftet some consultation, motion was made
that the Committee rise. Teers ordered -
Yeas 30. Nays 45. No quorum voting.
The Committee then rose and reported.
The House then a50urred
The senate vas occupied principally WITH the
Post Office bill il was stili under consideration
I'LL the Senate adjourned. They adjourned over
till Monday.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-01
Police nmcs.

Charge Of False Pretence "A man named John
A. Collins arrested charge OF having obtained 80 BY
'a pFeleacrs from Reuben e. Bul. Of No II Pafk Row. Ivy
telling him authorised of ilcssr, sheldon 4
Co. C..uyggtts'fee u obtain subscriptions Tor the h>
lsspp Valley Directory, and ewing tho $40 ~ nvnnce
pay the subscription. Also df Gbaring t9 ~ 5y Inlse
percure tom John G. Smith oi tbs finn u' Hudson Smith
O i9 Fulton tor advertising business card the Drec
tny which Of the firm of sheldon depOso tulns had
connection with him any wny whatever Af Collins wa.
he'i TO 5Gli 20 pHswer
Rob6iag Jei-eiry S,0rc. Last evening three
boys approached the l~rlry o Seymour oyt. No Do
Pc street With the determined ntrbi ~ steal, aud when
oi hemthew through of glass IN Inc window
another thI,t his lHhd aud Drew nut goa chains with
which they u. Nir lcyt having OF
Cm nrmtd Junss Welsh, neNtuoy, To be purusd aud
ured, aui m hand beng cut with the gn's supDus-) no
committed To PRISON 10 answer
L0rceAies FfAncis johnson vas orrcslei snd
committed for stealing Jacket worth a.. fOm sAngcl w
Moore, corner -! James slip aGd Ndt-fst.
Michu Croy.ey arrested md committed for stenlng
barrels OF der f:am am Brown .. Mulberry aHd
Cfoas reefs.
CHARGED Nth Faise PreieRce -JUmes Moore
arrested and held TO bail charge hayDg thu ~
Obtained - by tae pfecncs from Samuel Stevens. Ne.
20 Pearl street, by .elng Inn household aud kitchen
o that amount which complainant alleged ~
The Oster ceef whers wns bought. bat which accused
tended all ,hsfe
corneiu1 De Wiz cobored mau, was arrestej ty
officer Dnnhan Of the Ne,y Pocc. for having oon about
80 pounds VI heGp. worth Sl0, rth cotton NesN
Actfegof Nise aud Mgus IL Frnncst and
tun winch Bc sold 10 the Junk shop lie was committed.
1rrest If FugHtreS.--fwO Germans. 1Iam,d d
Henry and Joseph Dummoni arrested by officer Dun.
spe charged with haytBy 20 defEui fbcir creditors
PhlladeiphiH md thsi He'd cty They com
mit,ed to be sent back 10 Philadelphia Tor lnal.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-01
!oIoa i ( 4 5. Cowan, Judge. wee Jno. w. Prouoft.

MINERAL WE.LTE OF ALGIEss.-A late uayel-
er Alsiers akes N important report of the min
zraloscal wealth of tie coast lands In the pro-
vice of Oran- On the ziope OF one Of The noun
tains vairh ferns rh- Southern hsrrer Of this por-
ion Of The shore, he has seem he says magnificent
masses o. aiAbassr, OF whiisasss and beauty ex-
ealing tho=e oi tue Tuscan eiabastsr OF Bai;.ra-
Ngt ~ distant are rich niaes Of miueral salt. On
the side OF Orean-iile AID Ttaez, zfz deposits Of
ieuticusr iEon and suipnuIst;cd eoppef-8niie long
veins Of carb0aats OF eDd Of lead show them
ssiTes IN the ssurez OF The rocks and appear even
stoye tbs soii. Finally. The traveller il question
followed, for space cf6000 netrss, vein OF glance
iron Ter 0lfs:stel OF extent and regularity nnost
unexampled IN metsllurgicai annals.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-01
rnincsln t.hIla,ieIphin.
Correspondence of The Ne,y.YoiS Tribune.
pylLApELPnt =. .lua. 81

PHllADELpHiA. Jsa. SIP. "
Ny letter. to-day, ulusi neccnssr!y be bret. w
s f al NOV tbs mornIn. eomnencin. half past
na continuing At intervals during .s day The weather
piercing cold. Buie oGt door business ls bSen oaiae'ed
AZ PREDICTED Col Peter Albright. charged with pahe''
everrf other Ieons connected with the above Disturbances,
by report vii immediately be pr, Oh tIlnl.
A draynian, named Robert - Mitchell ha3 on
Of hts ess bfasen yesterday afternoon IN consequence OF
Lale OF aoOG, !nlllHg upOnit.
Recardzr Vauz ms succceJed il recovering a
large aIoun; of counterfeit moGey GGi all tbe nsena of
ins stock Market today vas quite onimRe y.
and Pennsyyani Ewes 10 the of $50 600 sod
m Yesterday, uotetus the sei clUsl: heavy az a. o.
rafd Bank el off selling at g Reading Railroad shares
u SaIp NYws@i, P. ai-C Cleared Ais atteraoon-
Tarks Venezuela (ncvs,) Dill Ia GunYrs; iiobe. E'ln:-
psfnambuc0 SehTs Eleanor Jones Porto REQ Leader.
Skairion Charleston Encsson, Cinypoe Balii
more.
No
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-01

IMPORTANT IAPEoygMGsr IN CoTToE SPIg.
SIsG francis McCuliy, IN Am-ncon by birth,
and rom his intaocy resident oihe Town OF pstes-
son in New. jersey, WHERE be has been engaged in
tie construction Of machinery, tsays the g. Y.
Evening" Post. has recently meds an important
simpiifcation il he process u spinning cotton He
mas invented en improvement oftae machiue called
Throstle, which We ere told By competent judges
is likely 10 WORK great revolution in the cotton
manufacturing business. The Few process requires
less than halt the power required by the ordinary
machine, takes less oil, dispenaes with tie use 6f
bands, makes smaller aM6unt of waste, enab!ea
one person 10 attend larger number OF spind;es,
yer WIN al.its economy IN ihes5 ssvers! respecrs
produces rnore yarn and of & better quality. small
model CT the invention, containing about l32 SPIN
dies is new ead has been iof several wees IN opera
ton at the iactosy Of Gsaerel Godwiu, in Pster.
son, where Its utility and success has been de-
demonstrated TO the satisfaction of all the practical
men who have seen il work. Dir. NcCul:y, the in
yenIor has ALREADY secured patents for his machine
il England, France, Belgium. Mexico, end this
county, and is likely to realize considerable fortune
rs yell as extensive fame necharicisn by ne
ia-su,rifv
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-01

flKE.-this morning at about l2Io'clcck lire
broke cut IN ,he clothing s,orr, occupied BY Msssrs
jacobs & Atkinson, No. , Nlaidcu lane, adjoining
lioHard's Hotel The sock and fixtures were To-
tally destroyed, asd 'hp building cohoderabiy
damaged.
FIRE IS SALEn --Thers was al,ih.r destructive
Grs IN Salem, Mass. on Wednesday laeI The build
iogs burnt were On N-wbury suc.t the lower story
occupied tY Mrssrs Feas5Ou Gordon and Estes
the Saiem Marine Society room ;lic second
fonF, ald dancing hail above. Loss about Sl5,-
00G
PtRY rs RnxBURY, MAss-Th. larea Tannrry
occupied by Me ,srs. GgIid 81 Huntington, on Davis.
street. koxba,y, vas cv1sunsd by fse carly Thurs.
dey rniag, joge;':er win -egeTal wooden dwei-
lngs aJjlcenf, occupied by rish falailI1s.
FiRE The Sandersyille Tele.eope CGa of ihs
2idi ins. savs On Saturday night asst the st.en
mills owaed by Gen. 7. J. Wsrtaen, took FIRE aud
were ccnHQmec-not a yesiiga Df ihc mlcf.ioefy or
any properly within The esiabi.hment bsisg gayed.
Los $4,000.
HosPiTAL FOR PooR PgRsoSs or CoLoa.-A
nrdicai gentleman cf t5is CITY, Or FiIch ~itf be-
ne'oience tlai does bin grea honor, has succeeded
after Peiseysripg efgr, establishing hoepita! for
,nis class CT sufferers. piece OF groUnt has been
granted by the C0Tpor5tiou, aud temporary build
ing erected DR.. Fitch has &Gcceeded also IN get
lag mOii' presented ts the Legislature for ihe
5f7ht VI ac1afiert0 taiA lisnnio9 aud ~e siDcercy
trust iba the benevolent of Legislative Assem-
oiy viii give their active furthersEc5,
FATAL AccIDynr.-Monis Haggeny and bis
son were drowaed The foot of aiill street Cincn-
nati, on Monday last. The deceased were milk
men, and had driven into the river TO water their
horse, but TIE river waa unusually high, end they
vert teyond lhe usual depth.
LARGE REwAgD.-rhe National Council Of tee
Cherokees have passed bill authorizing The Pfr-,
cpal Chief to give $4,000, for Ihs apprehenssa Of
fnomas and Ellis Star, two OF those persons en-
gagged in the Vore tragedy.
FIRE.-A fre broke OF, in Coyingtop, Ky:ea
the % b, which bnrnt the mansion OF John :. hei'
ley. Loss $4,000.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-01
advertisement,

ANNEXATION IN the I'D inst the
House OF Representatives of Michigan passed TO a
bird reading, the joint resolution insractirg their
Senators and Representatives IN Congress 70 use
their exertions for tho immediate reannexanon OF
Taras 10 the United States. 4 proviso offered by
Mr.. Compton, that the remuneration shall not con
trayeas the Constitution of ,hs U. 5. and shall not
axteud the institution of Slavery, was rejected, IA
to Sc. and another, prohibiting SLAYER. or ,nvo!-
untsry servitude forever in the territory OF Texas
was also rejected, Ia TO Sd. The resolution was
knsly ordered 10 be epgrcssed BY aro;e OF 81 TO To-
N' fAlhany Argus.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-01
RsIIcioms InteIilgencc.

OPPOSITION To THE ENGLISH EsrAsLisHMESr Sr -
The British anli.stdte and church movement Is not
suffered 10 sleep The Association formed b. dis
seutng minister's OF all denominations within iiie est
year is rclively work, through the press, aud hy
pu5lic assembly ard speeches, 10 effect dissolution
Of church AID siars-an aliauc" productive, as 'n"y
tnink Of evi; snd only evil continually
IHE ScoTcH FREE CHURCH AND SLAVERY
Paners from Scotland brough. bY the Cambria, con-
;ain articles pfo aud.con touching The money OBJ
a;red from shareholders ny the Scotch delegation
ghi!c in this couatry, ttla question being whether
such moncy ought 10 be retained aud appropriated
10 the uses OF the Free Chufeh. Dr.. Chamers,
sustained by ut least Scotch paper, the Wit
ness. maiatair.s the affirmative, but s strongly op-
pnsed by gne Ediabargh Emancipation Society,".
1e see nothing as yet which indicates clearly The
relative strength OF the parties, and II re!eins 10
be known whether the funds in question Will be re-
ained or sent back 10 i!ie plantations whence ihey
came. lBosion fecorG.t'
MurlyY AMoSG NUss.-ln the Convent OF Vma-
tan. tCsrmany,l the Nuns, To tha number OF 100,
have refused obodieEce TO the new Superior placed
over thonl-tae Process Breakoyaz-bec iu=e she
has expressed her determination to make 4 reiGtu
ia their coudgci, winch she considered 700 tree The
rebeious ladies proceeded so lar az TO break all !h7
windows in The Convent.
MISSIONARY TO SrAvEs.--'Ths Board oi aiis-ions
in tire Pr5sbytersn Church have appointed u f!is-
sionarv to abor exclusively among the colored
popull,ion in Halifax County, North Carolina.-
For ri.s support OF ihis Mission, the Board are m
debed 10 he iiberaity of iedy IN Raleigh tN. Cl
who has pledged ms entire support
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-01

THE AFTEaSoox PERToRxAScz.-Ai3 O'Clock ,9-caI y u
tEe American Ma-eun pSescn;s an opportunity i0r iscts
fsnies - enjoy the most reiaed as well es brilliant sn
nient, ever offered II our city. and the worthy
arranged his Saloon expressly for the eomfo o; ms tsl
upon usese sna days, command then athss%.
Euns-r fiP' and the " many Panorama fohEi =, ~
tacic That battles all attempt ee.crpop while ts -
fe!ow cafences Of Aadss Eing fail upon the ssf sr
eHGntng sweetness. Alr. Samues ut Maso1t,
iloe ID hsr dances. and Fanny Or4ns Outaag 20 Bar
OF beauty sum uS the sttrac;ion.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-01
FINANCES Of Nsr--York.

Hon. 4. c. Flagg, Comptroller, has made MS
Annual Report on the FinaHces of cur State. Il
js, IKE all his Reports, Sufcharged with the
deadliest hostility to Internal Improvement ard
cxhausts ingenuity in its efforts to make the Pso-
pie hate the Canals ard regard the State Dsbt
With terror. Take the following specimen:
Canal DEBTS and Rersnues.
The Canal Funds consist Of the canals tneIn-
selves snd ;e toiis derived ilom them. II the or
gna cost Of the several canals be taken the prin-
spal Of the fand, the capital aad annual revenues
Ct the several coreis may be stated es follows
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-01

SS- The Convention OF Louisiana, sitting in New
o.ssns 10 revise the Constitution ofths State, have
Sxsd rpon the frat Monday in November as the aay
Sor holding tbs State elections.
gAy ErlroR MuLcrEp.-S. g. Varsey, Editor Of
the Lowell paper called the "vox Popnli," hss
been muIetsd in the sum of ,ooe, for a1oel upon
Jacob Currier.
E SULLIVAN 8. RANSOM has been appointed
Yics Consul of Belgium for the port OF Eastport
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-01

~ MIR. GaAaAas LkcruRx on wArEs-cues,
delivered al Clinton Hall last evening, was attended
by highly respectable though not n numerous ea'
dieace who listened 10 him with interest for an hour
and three-qusrters. His remarks were almostwholly
ola preliminary character, designed as he said 10
lay the foundation for what is TO follow in subse-
quent Lectures. They related chiefly TO certain
fundamental principles OF Physiology, which he
thought important to explain in order 10 fair
dess,anding Of the Water Teauaent. He will
speak again on Monday evening, when we hope he
will succeed in getting at the suhjsct named in ths
saxnKfiseuant
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-01
Marine Conrt.
Rrinre .lmlrn RANnAIL

". w. Oldsr W. David G. Ltedia-Actitn by &
seaman against the Capmin of ha Helen Mcleod of Balh'
more. Tor violent t,sU committed BY the i IDntc under
general authority from ire Captain. The CAPTAIN not hcng
present. however aLhe time complained Of the Court ottered
-
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-01
Coar, ot Common Piens.

John W Woodward IS. Robert Shinn-Assault
and bnt,rryhe pairi mate, ard the defendant cap
,s ctihe bJR lwnnowna. Nhe the vessel lay ut Oh sap
Ia October M the Captain struck the mate sonc oIet hio"s
with an IRON wrench the head, which cot md lnud hum
The present brought TO recover damages iers was
no fence, Verdict tor paintil sSut.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-01
APPOINTMENTS BY THE GOVERNOR,
n. end soi.s Tie edries AID ccHSea, Of Tie SesGte.

r.roo copsrr-shcr caepeo aasafs fSa4h5 .as Jam a3e
h.hSns.'f iaa3es IL Brovn. lqd:e. vice len Stewart.
S x,aR!sa a!Sli G.n aod Daniel Bialak Commissioner, u s.
Aaf Ia,er IS paddock, Supreme Cop Comu,ioaer-reap-
PqEsa Eben b. Moorehoas Supreme Court coumsoaerFcdp
'2SySY SrW.Yoax ClrT-Junes H. Dill Notary, we C. H.
Dessagn'5y ea 3 ssge sqsN Notary vice NJ R. zabk resigned
Vim K. Mccullough, Wesnef GeneFal. wee H.. T. Rei.
ny Beach Inspector General of Beet and PORK vice
y John I, e.; Inspector Of Lumber vice w Reeves resigned
ljeaj :. Brooks. Notary, vice liarsen, resigned
Wm H. PANE Notary. vice VIM e. " oed res5ne1 2,
scnEsrerADr cevyr3.-Desil N. MoSfs. Justice sehe-
Hrs;xxs a Cortrg-Ezia C:aves First Judge wee A. c.
las insT G,sTes, Il S,,.;Sl a,sis wee i4gfsa Ford
a Nm VSAfy s. f55l sd5S tSiaaef sis l s Moey,aqpoin
Ea Ro6,. Colixllssioacr u 8 5oaeys. William X.
NsR E Brooks. Jr Supreme Court Commissioner. wee Charles
'ay fs;rx cyrsrq-Edward s CuyIer. Examiner vice Gard
Hei e'0"s' JANuAgy .. 1875.
ToMPgIxs CoUSrY.-Rober Goiman Supreme Ccui' Com
Gesr.e Dana, Notary Public, vice lTrn Ans,on ~.
CasJer Miller and A6'an Dudley, Commissioner T. No
Js1TsR.Ss :i coiuxrrCsyn skinner Fi, judge wee T.
Z 1Stoa Stsi csTs. : sapTs e Court Commissioner vice f w
hubbard. ttl \ SpTii i.e&l
joel Woodverth snd Martin l. Graves, Losn Commission
tsTIss W Rodgers Master in chsnce'y wee C skinner
y h Herr;ck and Orin c Utley Norares, rcaDpointed
lanes 81 I;u.k Neary. wee G. J. Neils, In psll nsxt.
no-eS Tedway. SOtagg VICE ". Woo, Etn Apn. ncHt.
Dewii: { McIilnn, and Abr. Schuyler, N0tanes-reap
poutsd.
F-t ~ Hubbard term ez.-rs< 4lh !tpn next
CoLUs.EIA CoCSTT--Jau5eS H. Gonei, Surrogate. vice
~
AisAsg couxry-sol T. Higgins. Examiner, Fenae
Nil ESesouoa Cummings Of fFarrneryiIe Catterau
gus CouaJy. Brigade Inspector q 81 Sns-de ei Infantry, wee
f. EI.e CousT1-Petsr NJ yosbuf.h Surrogate VICE Th
c. LnT=. -
20 vlltag-. VIC John Howe renovet iiuu STATE.
MAp.SoS EoCSTT.-JsTe-.h IfrippIe, Commissioner I.
:. No1eys-relDOoi1;e
ONEIDA ACorSTT--D@wItC. e. Bancroft, hastef wee Alan
Wa FnrEhast sopr.zae Corrt CorDt,.ian=r wee g. P
Iss 8 Lynch, Notary, vice Jcs. 8 Lewis, resigned.
jas. Turner. NotaZy, wee Theo Z. tinnd. Feaigpei-
Rocx1Asp corsrr-o..ioP Pail saifoais. wee Geo
Belscu.
RENSSELAER, CoryrYP-entis Jones. Clerk of JGs:.ees
CSu Troy. w II. HOgan. 81 OF Fec.
HAsHfSsroS CoCSry.-i.Ethet Nel-, Surrogate, wee
Jno. Z. PaTkcE.
solomon s. Co,r-n, Judge wee Jno. W PrOudht
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-01
F,orl The IJyn Territ1fiaI Lalatte lsd AdseiI'e,

F,onl the iowa Te,rtsrial C;a12ite AID A'isef
F.r,rs Auyxc1rs-vB b. Palmer IS oar sn.sSIis: Il,Se Il:
AEen, IA PhssrIDA. New ssigots y hs re Sazcse.
lie recent nIony ayTfens Of stSscr,On hss
rr i, icudrtar Of ehsTges ~; ADVERTISING M .ssss.
ee 10 each Of the above Cities fo the uaeae " s, hsppY
rsI Seypsper snd Adyc1tsipg Agency ePc 49, ~. 5sia,
i1 fes; sgeceeins as eiJrts - eoast1ce OF anJ
er ttnlf5 ofh- tact orie % f=ach US c,.x
district resof, must be had 20 the !oes; ne
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-01

" This : The lat day Whi,e Nesfoas =
Newly ok NseGIn, their previous engagements
demanding thar departure Soitit An eaterianIt. ,e.
ntEce this afternoon. when they introduce ts "a.
l1ties with instrumental sccono1nmcnt They sf -, ~.
no-ss. and VIII chiy rrPsy vls NJ De.l6ee.
Mr.. Lynch, Ain kEyanssh end N1 Biaaesafs ssss IRE
As fis i. .Ae only chance that remains O the
Alsiaos ,se would g4sise every 20 avail ihtnse'
oppuT uI..tT erts 4 late.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-01
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