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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-03-22

one uilreI ia Teui, surV yed on warrant To Samu-
c Scott, continuing 326 acres Ierchos and allow
snce, ndjninlng lands surveyed ~ the names OF
William Hamilton, rhom Reese X Others; one
other thereof, surveyed on warrant TO Jacob Bright
containing lSs acres 80 perches more or less nd-
joining lands surveyed IN the names of Esther
CIamrr Godfrey Wsle's and other. one oher
thereof, surveyed On awsuauI 10 William Z. Black,
containing III acres 6S perches aud all1ws &C,
adjoining lands surveyed 10 the names Of Kiehl,
Hun'eT, Martin aud dhers; one other thereof sur.
veS ed IN the name of John Boyer. contaning 10
acre. l4i perches IN ne or less adjoining lands sui.
veyed IN The names OF John b. Prce, McEsel KrA
and olhersi one other thereof. Surveyed in the
name Of Charles Denng, containing 95 acres 81
perches more or less, adjoining lands surveyed IN
the names Of Hunter, Waters, Kichl ard others I;
other thereof surveyed III the name OF Aleran
der Jordan, containing ia acres 100 perrhes more
OF les-, adjoining lands surveyed IN the names Of
Grant, Martin, shaueii < othcrs, one other there.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-03-22

THE BArTlsT Mission in China has sustained
heavy loss in the death of the lady of Rev. J L.
Shnck. She died at Hong Kong, on the 2sth No.
vember, having been but a short time in the
country.
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Prolhonotar,'s offire. }
Sunhury, March |. lS45.
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Sunbury, Feb. l5lh, ls45. s
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Emigration to the Red River and Trnity Colony Texas

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4 Magasiae of Iegieles Politics aud LgaI Literature
 EDITED THOMAS DUNN ENGLISH. THNHE ARlSTIDEAN combines the solidity of A the review and the ightness of the magazine, with the political cast of the newspaper,
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 The politics of the Arisdeanis Demoeratic-after the strietest precepts of the Jelersonian school
 It sustains the abolition of the Death punishment
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 It consequently opposes partial education, partial legislation, and special legislation; and sustans the Constitution as 1t s with strict construction of its provisions.
 Il is strictly American in its tone and feelings, ho ugh not bigoted nor exclusive.
 In short, it labors 10 be JUST
 The Aristdean appears simultaneously in New York and Philadelphia, the first ol every month Each number contains eighty large octave pages printed on very iiAe white paper, with new type, O long primer and brever size and the text is illus trated by ensfavings on wood, from original designs by Darley.
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 ls- Those friends who desire to serve us will re- nit the money for single subscribers, through the Postmaster of the city town in which they reside He is authorized to frank it, and this saves us the per centage allowed to agents
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 Editors to whom present copies, will be kind of our Magazine, addressed. LANE x CO., box 1895 P. O., New York City ''-
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EHARHsWsR RF.

| WILLS vices; bellows; screw pI,te
 and sledge hammers; bright tra.s; halter chaines; broad axes chopping anI shingling hatchets; shoyels and spades | cofc mills cotton and wool cards gnbsr carolina and steel do; steeiyards; iroes; is cross cut and hand saws; circular do: mst,B smooth, jack and jointer do; polished stpell shovels and tongs; plated and iron slim wire, assorted; hooks and hinges; cast q buts; table hinges; locks of all kinJs, h thumb Iatehes; screws; tacks; brads; shoehl hammers and pineers: avis; sad irons; knives; chisels; gouges; common and Ht gers flies of all kinds; wood and hoFse fsp key Wrenehes; bed keys; bed castofs, pid butcher, shoe and pocket knires; Ezds strops; klHves and forks; braces and bis shears screw pullies; shears and sci1OfsI tin'd iron tea kettles; sauce pans; gun losI dle and grass sythes; sickles cotton ahl twine; iron and steel squares; horse nailesl ny and brass knobs; hand vices buckles gale rings; curry combs; horse cards; gl lamps; britannia and tin do do. For sale J
 WILLIAM 3 M Little Rock, Oct. 8, 4s45.
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GREAT. BARGAINS.
D. BENDER

D. BENDER AS just received, per late arrivals fresh and la splendid assortment S run of DRY GOODS, con Chusans and Chusan Deiains; ihi6et Orleans 2 general assortment of Prints; Ginghams Cheeks Flannels; Linseys; Ky. Jeans, Kirseys. Satinetts' and Shrtings, Hosiery, Umbrellas, Shawls, Gloves Cassmeres, Ciotas bleaeheA and brown Sheetinrs &c. &c.,
 Also, by recent arrivals, a fresh assortment of
 Groceries, Sugar Coffee, Salt, Sc. Sc.
 lhe above goods were purchased in New Yorl and New Orleans, expressly for this market anc VIII be sold CHEAT, for cash only Store on the cor her of Main and Markham streets. LM,e. Rock, Dec. ?, lsIs. l2-tf
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Groceries &c.,

Groceries &c.. EKTM. VANCE & BROTHERS, Main street, w have received by late arrivals and offer for sale at the lowest rates 30 Sacks prime Rio Coffee,
 30 Bbls prime Brown Sugar,
 Bbls White Loaf Sugar,
 l2 Bbis New Orleans Molasses,
 6 Bbls Sngar-house MolaSses,
 l50 Sacks coarse Salt,
 50 Sacks fine Salt,
 9 Boxes best Sperm Candles. ALSO whole, half and quarter kegs, Rile Pow der, Drop and Buck Shot, Lead, Nails, Iron, &c., ALI which will be sold wholesale or retail-as low as can be got in the city. Terms CASH Little Rock July To, 1915. i4-if
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F0p Sale.

\ HAVE seven likely negroes, which,
 \ for Cash man of large stature, notaF a Blacksmith, in the Stale; his brother s chanic; teo others, farm negroes; and tn large enough for field hands. Also so cLild, a good house seyraai. woaldF Fs them together Title indispuiable and inc incumbrance. Any person wishing toTirh wanting bargain will call upon me, or sa 1 through the Post Office, al LewlsbuIs .i. Aa
 ELI BlN
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ss'E SE' GOODIES,
 AT LYMAN MITCHELL'S.

lHdiR SIreft,
 WHO has just received a large and full assort- w ment ofDry Goods, consisting in part of Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes, Crockery- Ware, Hard Ware, Sc, Sc., Haylng purchased his entire stock in the eastern cities at unusually low prices he will he ahe fo sajl low for CASH. He would particularly invite the attention o his country friends who will find in his assortment every article they may be in need of Ills stock Of Groceries embraces almost every ne- cessary article in that line
 Dec. lI-lsll. I3-ft
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ERgnnk lRO0ls nmGl &fn61Nsae1
ArFkaaaaas HSoa.Hsn EgooK.

(PRIGE REDUCED ITO Sl 50. YTNiIS work is the production of ALBERT PIKe H Esq, Counsellor at Law, and contains all the necessary forms of process, proceedings, and docket entries, for Justices of the Peace. with forms for Constables, Coronefs, and Shefids, and copious collection of forms of Deeds, Conyeyances, &c., with an appendix containing q summary ofthe prin- cpes oflaw most likely to be useful to the Justices of the Peace
 Great care and labor have been bestowed in the compilation and preparation of this work, to make it useful, not only to civil officers but to citizens in every department of liGe and it is hoped that the au- thor has accomplished that desirable object.
 The price of this useful work has been reduced to Sl 30. For sale by the undersigned, who will fill orders CQccompaaied 6g tq e@ah-aad aot oherwise5 from any part of the State
 VIM. E. WOODRUFF. Little Rock March 10 lS45 srff
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October I 1915
Ss1E1HENsa OEE AT %

EEHHE subscriber will sell of at cost -A stock of the late firm of 0Ffi'ERs Terms, Cash. m
 Persons wishing to buy cheap, gilld9S lii Si The balance of the goods remaining al'a' disposed of at auction during the isI a aSsI SssI vember, ensuing. N, r 0tt'
 Little Rock, Oct. %, 1915. :.
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NaEEgs sElNEAN.
.LAMES 'IIAlNIS. JNHsIl


 g'sazar@ b, WILL run as reguiar paclet the e5ss5z5,ls{f ensuing season, between New Orleans ss3gts.-1ss-.ss1and Van Buren, Arks., touching at intermediate Landings
 Persons travelling or wishing 10 send freight from one port to another the above roue will find the YIRGlNtAN as expeditions boat as any in the trade.
 Little Rock Jan. 5. 1s45. Iq-ff
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HLElaaaHa6esaN HaAla,ss.

A VERY fine assortment of Mems, Cents, and "A Infants Leghorn Hats, of excellent quality, just received by LYMAN MITCHELL.
 April P, 1915. 3,-tf EBganEz HBO0Rs amd Stationery. LUST received and for sale al the Bookstore in eb Ashley's BrcI Row, complete assortment of Blank Books and Stationery, all of which will be sold low for cash.
 Bool<bnding, in it's different branches, is carried ol at this establishment, and all orders promptly at tended to-
 Little Rock, Feb I9, 1915. 23-tf
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m1Ee z,&Ea .ERRsEE1s1

laine; balzoriners; AH5IIan n.,7,rnassed tg lot of fashionable prints not srfp''
 in this market. -, hats caps, collars of various patterns; waln,' nna,istps, ties, buskins, SSc., of the latest p'' materials. hats of the lals) and every variety of boots' s'l0'''
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NHGXy GOODS'

On tae souih-east corner qf uain aNd a1 n BENDER has just recelsca sllariss Flt D. Lucy Walker, large sf asso,,p,s lseonsu s Goods, consisting, in part ,at ol iss6jon Lawns, Muslins, and the ia'sss s. ''
 Prints and Bonnets, for the ladles, G..in.. d
 For gendemen's wear, Log s,.i@enl 9@ oi and Cotlonades, also fine assoFlqesl s sI eSea Clothing, all of which ne Wiii tb;s ;s market as they can be purchased m tn'' 's5-tf 9
 Little Rock, May l5, lSlf. or
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FANCY IeEgY G9oD

LUST opened at Il. Mitchell's, ya1sl l.i eB terms of Tarlton Alusllns, balssHs,, x, Lawns, Slc., all of the very latest sAl., al,i N attention ol the Ladies is particular ln'ils'
 l mil D iSIn .-
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gs0g1spse9f Vaggsauit0 Ba

EUST received, few Musquil'o DSa Si '. \ sb any thing of the kind, ever Ol09Sni es S,niirj ket. They are of BoBINETT, ol f,sasl sI.i,l and length in the piece, for bed q la ,.s,a ala and of the very best and most daraa' s'' sa'' io" 'o' ''' GEORGE MILBQvs
 East side Man
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July l6th, lS45. r.llt tind, W &C., bought at ''' II. MTG Dec. l1-lS4l -
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EsgR. dlERAVllN RoE3AL.aeeN

HAS located himself at OscEoLA, in Mississippi < c5ualy 4ricaasas and offers his services to the pubic ia the Practice of MEDICINE and SURGERY Tn all their branches.
 He is at ali hours ready to attend to professional calls; and may always be found at home, except when in attendance upon the sick.
 AnriI Isla. 3l-tl
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MsTsEs & SKINS

 TWILL be taken to tan on shares Siter the lst M of Sept, next, by the Rockville tanning es- sabiishment Seven miles south of this city, in Fourche township.) In order to accommodate the farmers we have made arrangements with Mr, Charles Theiss, merchant main street. to take in hides and enter them the share book. When tanned the leather will also be deposited at the above named store.
 Salt the hides and dry them in the ..shade.''
 GEO. BRODIEs
 C. 0. TALLER. little Rock, August 9th lSf5. 41-6m. ! CASk fresh cold prepared Castor Oil, l do. Epson Salts. Just received, and for sale by
 H. HABERNAN. Aay i4h, Isl5-35:6m O DBLS. Molasses; ? do Sugar House do; Cs do prime Lard; received per b. Eyene, and for sale by
 Aug. F. ls45 WM. B. WAIT. f
 For Sale os' szease. VsHE Little Rock Theatre will be soi1 or leased II upon moderate terms. Apply to
 JOHN McQUAID, PfDprieior. Little Rock, Sept. 3, ls45. 5I If
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E4AW N0Wga1E

r SHALL fe-e0mmeace the practice of the law, A and will attend. with promptitude and fidelity, to any business that may be entrusted to my care, in any portion of the State.
 My office at present, is on the street running south from the State House, and nearthe State Bank
 r. T. GRUTCHFIELD. Little Rock, Oct 9. ls4l.-la
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RsaxzL RPnE.

nF every description, such as Collins warranted 0B cast-s,eel axes, drawing knives, auguFs files, knives and forks, eodee-Iniils, &c, at
 LYMAN MITCHELL s. April F, 1915. 8I-tf THE STEAM BOAT
 EgEgT6NEAN,
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oBi6ti9 bon W2erifo.

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am IL. December BON Sera Gru5 obfubr
uno nad Is Saoen in Neu yorf anfam,
erbielten mir Die neueiten Nabrdten.
6err Gufbln9, lester oubsroroentliber
Minifer nab China, fam ebenfaQ6 nit
oieIem SbifTe an, brobte obcr rur weniee
3eitun9en nit, oa ibm ale feline papere.
Die er nibt bel iib tru9. in Werito oeitob-
len wuroen. @lddliberpcile rettete er
feline 0fenttiben Socumente, nelbe ct in
Der Salbe bate. 2(m 6. December pers
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Der Seweeune itano @eneral Don Ser:
rera, prdiioent Der Gatbeosriommlune,
tpelber in elmer proclamation Die Staot
5u iener unterifusune auforoerte. Sn'
nerbalb orei Stunoen mar Elm neues Sou.
pernement formirt uno oas BON Ganalijo
abseibafft. Ser eanSe Gouereb Warf
iib ou9enblidllb in Die lrme BON Serre:
ra uno nabm oen National palalf, obne
einen Sropfen Slut su pereieben in Ses
lie.- Der Gonereb eonftituirte feline Git
sunoen permanent. Die obeeieeten Wi'
niiter, 8afaore, 5aro. 6eion uno Saran'
90. er8riffen Die Slubt, uno Ganalido (oer
frIbsre prd1ioent II. eifrioe lnbdneer
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merte Die Statue BON Santa 2lnna i'm
Sbeater uno ueriubte ebenfalls iene BON
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iblaeen; wuroe ieoob our6 oas Sin
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oentlib belbdftiet. Die 8ube tpieoer Der:
aulfelen. Das Departement Saiaea,
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fie gu, uno seifano ibr NIT seientten Slif=
fen feline beftise eiebe. fpra6 bon ieincn
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S0ano reidDe.
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labt baben aber bic refine unlbuloi9e
5beooore fonnte oas nibt. sic bdtte laut
lbreien moeen, ober cine unbel6reiblltbe
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pioerli6en Meniben bemd6tiete, benobm
ibr ale Sra # oasu. Slode, Der nur oen
Quspurf oes ,peibliben GeibIebts bate
fennen lernen, Dem weiblibe 5useno sdns=
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Den Sale oe6 liebliben Mdoben5 Oo5
par Suuel fir Die Sun9frou. Sbre 8onz
gen farbten iib bobrotb, iie nobm ale
ibre &raft 5ulammen, uno itieb ben fire.
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ren Sippcn unwilfiibrlib Die @orte ent=
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9eeilt, als Sloefe nob oaitano, mie pom
Conner seriibrt Sine unbei ibreibli6e
Butb bemdbt9te iib ieiner; feline eiebe
uno feline S6dee peri3mdbt gu ieben, oas
par ibm 5u piel. -Orobeno battle ct Die
Sauit uno brob in Serlpuni ibunsen au5,
Die ober sludli6erlpeiIe BON 9tiemano ses
bort wuroen.-2(ls ft6 lein Born elm spez
mig ab9efublt bate, fam ct auf Ga6e
"Sb bab's! 8arte, fleine 6ere, i6 tpi(
oi6 5abm ma6en! uno bein Sater, bet
olte gtarr, miro frob iein, feline Ginwilli=
9un9 gu seben."
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te oas Wdo3en beimlib ent tflibren, uno
iie oonn ent.peoer am Qltare gu ieiner Sat
tin MAIDEN, ooer fie peroerben - Slug
belt 9ebot ibm, iitb ni6ts BON feinem 9laz
ne merfen 5u lanen uno er that, als fei
nibt6 por9efallen, uno perabl1ieoete iib
nit eeuobnter Gube uno Sreunolibfeit
am na6fen Sage bon Der Nnlieolune.
(Schlub folat)
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gen mebre Minuten ebe oas Gii fen BON Iei=
mem &orper los9ema6t tperoen fonnte,
wo es iib oann seiste, oaB, ob9leib feline
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ben 8ebrau6 oes einen 2lu9es uno Der
beioen 2(rme Uerlieren miro, uno iein 9es
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te ibm elmer feiner Staatsrdtbe: "@ou=
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gen, einen 9olsfrasen gu trasen!' "Sebr
aerne p errpeoerte bieier, "wenn Sbr mir
AUDI einen fleinen @efallen tbun wollt."
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perleaen unb BAT biz auf oieie Stunbe ben
0anoet nod nibt ein9e9an9en.( (I u.n.8.
Die @eles9ebun9 BON S(linois bat fat
einifimmis befblofen, Den Mormonen ben
ibnen Dor mebren Sabren 9e9ebenen Greis
brief au ent3ieben. ID,
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au elmer anoern 3eit beifent uno 0(les tpers
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poraus man iblieben f0nnte, DAP pr. el'
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tirte oies ebenfaQs Hdlterno Dem 6aupts
mann tporauf oieler laut uno ifrene aus
rief: .ytun, parum tbut Der 9erl oas
Maul nibt auf, uno ioot, oa6 ct ben
Sbnupfen bat ib foroere ia nidt mebr.
olo pas Die eeute tbun f0nnen." Sreim.
~
Ser Bunoar;t Morano au parie bate
einen Sreuno, oefen 6uno oas Sein 9e'
broben bate. 2lus Qbtune 9eeen ieinen
Sreuno uabm er oas Gbier in Die Sur u.
iteQte es poufommen wieoer ber. einioe
3eit nabber als Oct Wunoar5t in ieinem
&abinete arbeltete, b0rte ct et.pas an iei'
ncr Sbdre uno llebt nit Dem arobten
Grifaunen oen ndmliben 6uno, Den er
eebeilt bate ,pelber einen anoern nit itb
fubrt, Dem oafelbe lln9lif be9eonet mar,
uno Der iib lan9lam uno nit pieler Mibe
leinem Subrer nabibleppte. .Oiesmal
mag es no6 aneeben." iaste Morano. ..os
ber fomm mir nIbt wieoer nit einen, fol.
ben @eitdftc." ID.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1845-01-14

@3ie#stas Sen ID. annar 1s45.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-21

XX1IL be sold for cash in front of the Court
w House door of Washington county, on Mou-
day, the End day Of February. 1876, between the
hours Of sale Of said day, negro man called Pr
TER, copper color, aged IS or 50 years, feet g
inches high with his forehead and
says he belongs to Thomas w iIliams Of Talladega
county, Alabama. Said negro man Peter having
been committed TO the Jail of Washington county,
Alabama, as u runaway slave, by w. Chapman, a
justice O. the peace Of said county, on the 2lst of
June, iSl5, and his ow ner owners having failed
10 come forward, prove properly, pay charges and
take him away, he therefore will be sold in compile
ance with the statute in such cases made and provd-
ed tOpay Jail fees.
novlO 299tds W. p. SPlNkS, Sheriff W. Z.
D3- The Flag and Journal. Tuscaloosa; Hunts-
vile Democrat and Montgomery Advertiser will
please copy and send bill 10 me. W. +. s.