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81 An REWARD. Broke Charles coun-
- IL VIZ ty Jail and made his escape on the
nlght OF the 9Th instant, negro man Tom, who calls
himself TOM YOUNG He is about five feet eight
inches high, very black complexion, thin features,
and has rather downcast eye. His age is abour %
years. Had on when he escaped, half worn light
dIab country cloth panaloons and roundabout, and a
seal-skn cap. He may change his clothing in order
to elude detection. He has wife at Mrs. Loyds at
the Banks Of the Dee, in Charles county, and has
heen seen III that neshbohood since his escape from
jail This negro was formerly owned by the late John
Posey, and for the last two years by Peter w Grain
Esquire
The above reward will be given for the apprehen-
sion and delivery Of the said negro, security in jail
that get him again, if taken any where except in
St Mary's, Charles and Prince Georges counties and
the District of Columbia and if taken in either of the
places named fifty dollars will be given.
JOHN B. LAWSON,
ap2i Inn Sheriff Charles county
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dtHEAP FOR CASH!
u SO dozen Mason's BLEACHING, all sizes
100 do Tuck COMBS
100 do Side do
10 gross COW HIDES
100 boxes Poland STARCH
100 gross assorted BUTTONS, Lasting Gilt, Jet
and Pearl, of all sizes
100 dozen assorted COLOGNE WATER
10 gross BEARS OIL; 100 do Smelling Salts
100 boxes Fancy SOAPS
100 lbs. of lib. Cotton; 500 dozen Spool Cotton
100 packages American PINS
500 m Percussion CAPS, split, ribbed and plain.
Just received and for sale by
J. p. DE LACOUR,
aP23-eOl2t No. 359 Market street near Eutaw.
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5@B PRICES. j. MOORE, No. ia BALTIMORE
STREET, respectfully announces that he will omen
on Monday next, 2st instant, very large stock of
BOOKS and PAPER, forming the most attractive as
soiRent offered in this city for many years Those
in want of good Books and Cheap Paper would do
well to avail themselves of this opportunity. They
WI positively be sold at very reduced prices. Gaia
iosles can be had by applying above, at the
AUCTION PRICE BOOK STORE,
Gpl9 Sd door from North street
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kpONNETs. RIBBONS.

I =.
KB AND MiLLlNARY GOODS,
SILL E SMALL, No. 22I Baltimore stree,
doors below Charles sheet, have received by lat
arrivals ard added To Their extensive stock Of Milna
~ Goods, " hich embraces $50 Carriers Paris RIA
BONS, some most splendid styles; Paris Artificial
FLOWERS, new and richest styles: Bonnet Silks and
LAWNS, and every syle of Bonnet Materials; Ne
apohtah Law BONNETS, new patterns and rich ma
teFial; French and English Bfillians and Ruands
hne Spill STRAW; Brand and Straw Bonnets; Leghorn
HATS, and straw GOODS of every description at
the lowest New York prices.
ALSO-New style Paris Balzalines aud Batages.
Embroidered GiNGHAMS; French CHINTZES;
Dress SILKS; Rich Mourning GOODS. with a great
al auction and will be sold as cheap as at any estab
lishmont in this city.
County Merchants ana Miliiners are invited to call
and examine our stock where they will find the best
goods at the lowest prices.
ap2l -eGtlstm SALMON & SMALL
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AUCTION SALES.
BY II. fIEACHAM,

l02, CORNER BALTImoRE & HoLlIpAY-srs
MIGHT AUCTION. THIS EVENING, will,
Y offer the following goods for cash, viz ,ross
lolt's No. buff Britannia Table Spoons; do do do
yea do; eases first quality Britannia Coffee Pots
COZ steel faced Claw Hammers; doz tack do; IA
sFef pencil cases; 100 pair fiat irons; doz Rogers,
lsOO papers 8, and 10 o. tacks 10 gross knitting nee
des; ~ cases Wilson'S patent coffee mills; 50 lbs white
ana assorted cotton skon thread; 90 gro boot acngs
~ 90 corset do 20 ieams Ames letter payer 500 pa
watches, sc. &c.
ap25-lW r. NFACHAy Auc,;oree,
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WILnIOT HALL,

w ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Has resumed the practice of the Law, and offers his
professional services to his friends and the public
His office is in the building adjoining the Post office
on NORTH STREET. ap2l 2aw5t*
IN the interest of his mother, MARGARET PARR
m the aRYLAND POTTERIES, the business
will hereafter be conducted in his own name.
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AtARPErING AND MATIING. h

ANARPEffNG AND MAPPING, have in
" store large assortment ofsuper Brussels Three
Ply, super and extra fine Ingram and Vcni ian CAR
PETING; also, 4, Sd and 4 white and Canton
Mating; Floor Oil Cloth; fancy Baizes and Hearth
Rugs; embossed and fancy Piano and Table Covers:
Stair Linen and Stair Rods. promise nav friends
and the public, if they favor me with n call, to show
them good goods and as cheap as any one can sell
them in this citv or New York
JOHN r. DUVALL, 240 Batimore-s
apl3. colt 6 doors west of Charles
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DRY GOODS,

NEW GOODS.
A EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF
"A SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS.
Lawns; Balzarnes CLOTHS
Berages and Silks Black blue black tjpa
Alpacas and Bombazines green brown and mix.
Light cvl'd Cashmeres & ed CLOTHS
NOuseline de LANES CASSINERES
Lace and Plaid Muslin Black blue black blue
Cambria and JaC0netd0 mixed fancy strfDed g.
SHAWLS. Plaid Cas,i,ae,es
Silk, Cashmere TlVEEDS
MoHsene de Lame and Ligh, ami dark coiars
T'hibet Wool ShawS. GAMBROONS Drill
Plain and Embro'd Linen LiNGS and SUMMER
Cambria HDKFS. CLOTHS
YES flNGS-Si!k, Satin, MarseiI!es, Bzff, Cash
mareS and Dtler Vestings plain and fancy
Irish, French and German LINENS.
BleaChed aud unbeached MUSLiNS; Bed Ticking;
Mariners Shifting. Pcnit'y Paids, Chi cks &c. SC
&C Persons wishing 10 supply themselves with
Goods at Low PRICES VIII do well TO call at the Apen.
cy store, No. II BALTIMORE STREET, 2nd door
below Tripoleu'S alley.
aplf 3m LUTHER ). COX.
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6sACkING BOTTOMS. OF ever, DESCRIPTION.
~ kept constantly on hand and made to order also
rendy made Awnings tor sale by
SAMUEL CRAPIN,
81 Orleans street.
iG3-fOR SALE. 100 acres Of Bounty Land in Az.
Kansas neat Batesye-a very valuable tract. Appy
as ABOVE ana eo2In
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gold PENCIL CASES Received Hi. 5av
aR very handsome lot OF Gold Pencil Cases. "a r;r
aud small Sizes which vii! be sold at reduced prices
Al'oi jacEson's supesfine Leads for Pencil Cases
eau on G. y. CLARK. Watch Maker.
wE2 N2'er street, End oor from Calvert,
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MATING, MATING, SC.
WUST RECEIVED, "A lot of very superior GA
- and A WHITE MATING. Also on hand 6
and A Check Mating; Oil Cloths of various widths,
patterns and prices; Brussels, Threepy Super, fine
and common INGRAINS; Twilled and Plain VENE-
TlANS; Floor Baizes; Hearth Rugs; Sheepskin Mats,
splendid article. Also, Table and Piano Covers;
Hemp, Cotton and Rag CARPETING-all of which
will be sold low. Those in want of any article in the
Carpet line, are requested to call and examine my as
sortment, EDWARD DUVALL,
Ne. LOG Baltimore street,
apps eo4t (AP Sd door from Holiday.
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STRAW GOODS.

STRAW GOODS.
GSAn Look out for the ever cheap BONNET
~ STORE, where may be found general as
* sortment of the most fashionable Bonnets
that can be found in Baltimore RecolCci the ''Unit
ed States Bonnet Store," just above Lightst where
may be found general assortment of fine goods, such
as Laces; Ribbons Gloves; Hosiery; Stocks; Collars;
Shawls; Scaffs, &c. sc. All very cheap for cash.
Nc Don't stop till you call and see for yourselves.
mh3i JAMES COBURN.
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a HAHLS SHAWLS! SIlANVLS!
~ "a FEW STILL LEFT.!''
Suitable for the present season. and the extreme warm
weather, most beautiful variety, and as cheap as
they can he bought anywhere, of the following kinds
Large size Plaid and Figured SILK
do do and Black 40
do Plaid and Stripe BAREGE
Rich Shaded TWISTED SILK
Whtc CANTON GRAPE
Embroidered THIBET, very rich
Plain do rcn heavy f,nna
With large assortment of low priced Barge, which
will be sold real bargains. Gail and see
EDW'D J. RICHARDSON,
ap23 No 81 Baltimore street
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FRESH GARDEN SEEDS.
EtST RECEIVED from London, via New
~ York, per ship Toronto, fresh supply of GAR
DEN SEEDS, consisting in part Of
Ml1 Prince Albert, Victoria, Marrow s. other Peas
- Early Mazagan, Sword, Long Pod and other
feans; London horticultural Pole Beans
Large York, Bulock's Heart, Flat Dutch and
large Birmingham Cabbases
Cabbage and Coss Lettuces
Long scarlet and tuup Radishes
SeymOurs superb white solid Celery.
Nf- Together with general assortment Of other
SEEDS-tuT sale low by
SAMUEL FEAST, corner Of
aplO-dlweo2w Charles and Saratoga-sts,
A CARD. The subscriber respectfully notifies
IA those gentlemen who may have private business
with him, or who may bring ladies with them to make
acknowledgements of deeds, SC, that oy calling al
his house. No. d. south side Of Louisiana avenue, and
close by his office, he will be for and immediate
" attend at his dwelling. This arrangement is made
WIN view 10 the accommodation ofthose ladies' who
dislike TO call At Magistrates office.
w. THOMPSON
Justice Of the Peace and Notary Public.
once corner OF Sixth street and Louisiana avenue
Washington, D. Z. ap2l eolw
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NHEAP AND ACCOMMODATINE,
" TO CITY AND COUNTRY!
Our stock is complete in best FAMILY GROCE-
RlES, select brands of FLOUR, and first quality of
Mill FEED, OATS and CORN. Our terms are Cash!
we can afford to sell at small profits and will do it,
To tho city we would say-GoOds delivered gratis
Q3- To the country we offer liberal barter, and the
use of our safe and commodous wagon yard with
good stalls and sh, DIS, free of charge.
A. w. GOLDSBOROUGH s. Co,
No. 229 East Baltimore st.
apl3 corner Strawberry alIey,
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SELLING OFF! In order to reduce nav pre-
- sent stock of CHEAP GOODS | will sell Silver
Pencils at 2a cents Gold do. 50; Gold Rings p cents
Set do 37 Gold Pins 62 do. Earrings 25c; Gold watch
KeJs 81; Jet and Satin Hair Dresses and Slac.s
25c; Jet Buttons cts dozen; do Hair Pins 6! cts; do
Bieastpns 81 Scissors Sc; Needles cts; Tape cts
doz; Pins cts paper; Hooks aud Eyes ct box; g. s.
Tea do. l2Ic; black and white Hose 10; Gen,lemen,s
Cotton half Hose cts; Twist Combs CTS; Side do
cents pair; Bears Oil 1873; Cologne (goodl TO cents
Britannia Coffee Pots 81 25 Tea do. 6a Whole set DO
Is pieces s. Pcnknves low; Knives and Forks do
Shovels and Tongs cheap; Spttoons IS cents; Lamps
ftp; Candestcks ftp; Casters (revoying) 75c; Clocks
81. Aso general assortment of Threads; Buttons;
Jewelty; Combs; Brushes; Wallets; Fancy Soaps; ia
PANIED Wufs. Sc. at rerp red,tced r7.ieeS
GEORGE T. VICKERS,
No Baltimore street.
apl6 Between The Bridge and Market,
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I COLEMAN YELLOTT.

u ATTORNEY AT LAW. Baltimore
Having located in Baltimore, will continue to attend
the terms of Hartford County Court. Claims for col
lecann IN that county will meet prompt attention.
Office Fayette street. opposite Barrun's Hotel
R-GEORGE YELLOTT, Attorney at Law, Bel
Air, Md mh29-3m
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SPLENpIO DRESS GOODS, w,

hNPLENnID DRESS GOODS. We will re-
~ ceive to-day splendid lot of Ladies' Dress
Goods, viz:
Extra rich satin striped Barge Of the latest Paris style
do do shaded do do do do
do do plaid BAREGE
Organize and Jaconet Lawns
Real French GINGHAMS
Rich "a Hermann Shawls, white, black and colored
Splendid new style Cashmere FESTINGS
do do white Marseilles do
Gents extra rich Scarfs and Cravats
superior French CLOTHS and CASSIMERES.
with full assortment Of Fancy and staple Goods.
ut low pices by wholesale and retail.
Q3-Wholesale Rooms up stairs.
HAMILTON EASTER s. Co,
au22 9O3 Ra,t,nora S,ree,
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klLED SILK. | nave just received Il fresh
W supply of the above article, which will sell by
the yard or piece.
JIM. HAIG, l2l Baltimore street,
apA4 fri doors above Soutb.
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TOPXING PRESSES,
" Just received and for sale BY
F. LUCAS JR.,
10 Baltimore street.
A fine assortment of COPYING PRESSES, Screw
and Screw and Lever, Of different qualities, from the
celebrated mandatory of r. HOE s Co, of New
fofk-Ior sale al the manufacturers prices
Also, English Copying Paper Copy ing Books Ar
nod's Copying Ink; Oiled Pare; Brushes and every
thing appertainisg to the Presses. mha6
ICELAND MOSS COUGH CANDY, FOR
III Coughs. Colds, Hoarseness and diffcnlt Breath
ing. Prepared and sold by G. TYLER,
ap24 Corner East Baltimore and High SITS.
EHEEFSrEAK DISHES. Another supply
I'D ot Block Tin and Common Tin Steak Dishes.
Just received and for sale low by
ALFRED II, REP,
No. 335 Rlti,nore street,
apai I'd Tin Store above Howard,st
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REMOVED! REMOVED!

6NHEAP PAPER HANGINGs, The sub
u scri6er offers for sale OF the best ASSIGNMENTS
greatly reduced prices, and put up by careful journey
men, no boys beir 9 employed Also his superior
VENETIAN BLINDS, HUSK MATTRESSES,
HAIR MATTRESSES, FEATHER BEDS, Sc,
of the very best materials and workmanship and nj
prices very near, if not quite as low, as an interior
article may be purchased for elsewhere a1,
JAMES II. cox,
No l62 Baltimore street.
aplO-lm second door west of the Museum
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MTATTING! MATTING! lam now RECEIVING
!rk an assortment of fresh CANTON STRAW
MATING, plain, chequered aid Damask, 4, and
quarters wide, OF the very best quality. ..
For sale extremely low by
JOHN z. HOLLAND, AZ Gay ST.,
apl near the Odd Fellows Hall.
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THE OLD CITIZENS BANK,
MARKET STREET.

BETWEEN CHARLES AND ST. PAUL-STS,
No. l6l, NOW No. 1876.
FMNHE Subscriber would inform bis friends and
~ customers, that he has completed his FALL and
WINTER Stock of CLOTHS, CAsSIMERES and
VESTlNGS, selected with special care and Judgment,
from the best markets, comprising all the necessary
variety OF Goods in his line. He feels confidence
IN recommending his present stock 10 his patrons.
from the advantageous circumstances under which
they have been selected.
U5- Having in my employ the best workmen, my
customers may feel confident in having their orders
executed in the best style, and at the shortest notice.
ap22-d WILLIAM ROGERS,
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BOARDING. A few BOARDERS can be ac
-Ap communicated with sentee Boarding, in NORTH
CALVERF-SI., next door to the Baptist Church. if
immediate app!i alton be made
FOR RENT-An office in the same house. Apply
above. anal -eo3tt
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~ SABBArn CoNvEN1IoN.-A Convention
was held at Milton, on the 25th ult., for the pur-
pose of adopting measures for tho better obscrv-
ance of the Sabbath. The meeting was not so
well attended as was expected. An address and
number of resolutions were adopted Public
sentiment, the great corrective of all moral and
political evils, has already done much in this
matter. To hold meetings and pass resolutions
on this subject is right and proper but we de-
precate any thing like legislative action. Laws
passed for the correction of morals are seldom
effective. We have selected the following as a.
mong the most important resolutions adopted by
the Convention -
"Resoired Tha, as the Sabbath or Lords
day is ordained 10y divine appointment to be
kept holy and is sanctioned as day Of rest
from secular business, by the civil law, it ough,
To be sacredly regarded by every good citizen,
IN accordance with its imperative claims.
"RcSolced, That such is the influence of the
Sabbath when properly regarded that it tends
invariably, and most happily to advance the
highest interests OF society physically, intellcc-
iually aud rclieiously.
"Rcsolred, That the due observance of the
Sabbath is a most important means of securing
permanence to the civil and raligi,us ns,itu.
'ions and Liberties of our country, and every
true patriot, as we'll as christran, should feel in
duty bound by his example and lnhu"ncc to en-.
deavor to promote the better observance of this
day.
"RcsoIrcd, That while this convention view:
the Sabbath as divine institution, aud nrccs
sary to the welfare of our country, we most ex
pllcllly deny any intention Gas some seem II
charge us,) of seek ng a union of Church ant
State, by these efforts to promote the sanctifica
ton of the Lords day.
"Resolr,d, That it be recommended to tn,
Ministers of the dilcren, religious dcnominl
tions throughout this region, to preach once o
ottcner annually, expressly on th,. Claims of III,
Sabbath and the heter observance oft.
"RcSolrcd, That the members of this Con
venion will Use their cndeavors to organic
district and country associations to promote tn
better observance of the Sabbath and to pct
ton the legislature to prevent entirely tran, por
Iatlon and travelling on the public high way
on that day
"Rcsofrcd, That it be earnestly recommer
dcd TO the keepers nf taverns, groceries, an
contcc,ionary's shops, to regard the S bba,h, an
the laws of the land, which regulate such estal
lshments."
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Saturday, Jan. 4, !s45.

y. ". r9L.NEK, Esq, nt hts Real Es-
tate ami t0ai mice, NJ. SO pine Street, PHI
tadrii,hia, Is outh0rf.fd to act as .9genf, ard
receipt tor all monies due this Ohrc, for sub
srril,ftOn Or odrFrfising.
.qiyo at hts Odice No. 100 .>issa" Street
.Nitc York.
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O. Losr A small pocket book containing
some valuable papers, which can he of no use TO
any one but the owner, with some money in
bank notes, was lost by HrNnY MAssEH, ESQ, a
few days since, on the public road, between John
S,lverwood's and the following Run Mill The
finder will be literally rewarded by leaving it
at the store of II. B. Masser.
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The people of Florida have memoralized Con
grcss to admit the territory in the Union as a
State. The population of the territory of Flor-
da, according TO a ccncus taken in 1888, amount.
ed to s,223 The country was, however, in a
disturbed state when this enumeration was made,
the Indian war then raging, and there were no
returns from the counties of Nassau, Musquite
and Hamilton.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-01-04

MORTALITY AMONG TUE FIsn.--The same ph
nomcnon which was observed few weeks az
along the coast at the East. is also TO be seen
the New Jersey sea shore. The whole shore f
thirty or forty miles is covered with dead fsI
Many ofth FISH are washed up before they al
dead, So great is the number that grntlcma
computed that on Lcaminss Beach alone theI
must be ten thousand bushels.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-01-04

The London Times, hot tory paper, says that
General Jackson's life has neither "been useful
or Ornamental The Columbian Register
thinks, however, the Times will admit IT is Ill
lustIated by cuiS, as al New Orleans
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-01-04

THE llIGH TARifr-The Lowell |or PoJ,-
utt chronicles the fact that a rich Southern man,
on visit to that city, happened to find a, work
in one ofthc factories beautiful girl, the per.
lection of his ideal, to whom he at length was
introduced, and finding her all he desired, by
the consent of her friends, and amid the congrat-
ulations OF many, she became his blushing bride
and has gone to preside over his home IN the
sunny South. The realities and romance o.
the factories are many and interesting.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-01-04

TIE ONE TERM PRINCIrLr.-A resolution has
been introduced into the House of Representa-
tives, 50 to alter the Constitution that mo per-
son shall be hereafter eligible to the Office of
President of the United States who shall have
been previously elected to the said Office, and
who shall have accepted the same or exercised
the powers thereof"
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-01-04

Row AT WAsHINGToN- Mcconnell men,
Der of Congress and Mr. Bankes had a quarrel
and row at Coeman'S Hotel Washington, a few
nights since Bowie knives got out of their
cases in the melee, but were put back without
drawing blood
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-01-04

State and Police ". Mariana Riva palacois,
Minister of Justice, Public Institution and Indus
try. ID. Pedro J. Echeverria, Minister oil
Finance. H. Pedro Garcia Conde, Minister Of
War And it was already known that the De-
partmcnts Of Pnehla and Vera Cruz, had declared
their adhesion 10 the Provisional Government
and there is no doubt that most of the other De-
partments will also support the Congress.
Meanwhile Santa Ana is constitutional Pre-.
sidcnt of the Republic, but unconstitutional in
command ofthe troops employed agains, Pare.
des The new Minister of War has ordered
him to give up his command
If he refuse, he becomes undoubtedly rebel
and traitor because n new provisional go
vernment in Mcxicois constlutlonally constitu-
ted. If he consents, he ceases to have any
troops for his support he is placed at the mer.
cy of his enemies
II seems most likely that he will have To
yield to the storm and if not deprived of his
lite, he may escape to the United States by a
sudden march on Tampico, or to South Amer.
ca, by way Of the Pacific.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-01-04

ExPELLEp SENAToR.-The Senate of North
Carolina has expelled one of its members, Mr.
sentng TO the body forged certificate of his
own election
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-01-04

The Illinois Legislature has passed resolutions
violently condeming the criminal law OF Rhode
Island and the execution of il,
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-01-04

NonLE rsE OF MnNrY.-A gentleman in Geo
gia has subscribed 81 500 towards supplyir
destitute places in that State with Sabbath scho,
libraries.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-01-04

Rev, Dr. Robbins possesses tho very Bible
which the members of the first Congress
George Washington were sworn into otFic
The Doctor exhibited this relic at the annivers
ry meeting OF the Bible Society