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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-12-19

TRoors FOR MExico The following troops
allied on Saturday last from New York for
'oint Isabel, on board the bsrks Ranger and
Walton -
lst. Lieut.. J. II Gore, 4,h Infantry, com.
snding Dr. ]. Simmons. U. s A assistant
rgcon lst Lieut.. J.. G. Burbank. 6rh infan.
commanding 100 reserui,s. 4,h infantry /;
Lieut. c. D. Jordan, 9th infantry. command.
& 90 rescrui,s. 9th infantry Cd Lieut.. E
ayes, Sd artillery. commanding 90 recruits,
h infantry; ID Lieut.. T. +. Castor, ID drs.
,ons, commanding so recruits. Cd Dragons;
Lieut.. ]. N. G. Whistler, 7rh iniautry, CON.
sding 100 recruits. 7th infantry
Their destination 10 Tampico--,he new bass
operation against Mexico.
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LIST OF JURORS
o.. N~tbsnts.lsSd cesn,y. sot January Term
ia Grand Jurors., s,r
Ds'a.edve-Jeha vinesnt. Jseob Dosish
Letois.-J D Barr. -
r Brown. -''''''' ''"'' '""'e'
caa'aasssse- Edward rlomp.l. Samuel Hib.
Point-Jossph wsilses. "a yes 3s.... sat -
Nodhum6srAnd.-Ahrshs Disifsnb.ehs,.
Sunbury.--John YOUNG. Iq@-r -
AUGUSTA --W'illi,m I'm Conrad. Micha Il r van. Ia.
aeph Fasold. Daniel Kieffer. Hen,y Gu,ck.
Sinr'okin- Wihm II P~sins, Joseph Houp,,
Ch,rle. Z Alcxsnjet. ~
Rusb.--Bonum Kase. r ss
Co,i - Riehud Woolverton.
Lotser Mahonoy - Reuten Lower, Gscrgs fisr.
ris, JSna'han Bordner. aas rs-r IN
Traverse Jurors. w
Ta-Luf.--George Cverpeck.
D,ia,0are -Wi.m Allison. George Mccoy.
.1fifon--T Mskey, James Buoy. George Ec.
ter'. f.ran,,d stcuah'on, John NJ Hoff. ~ g
Chiis5uaque.-W Ne.bit. BENZ Foresman.
Poinf.--teorgs Watts, Isaac Hof. Henry Rock.
afcllcr.
um5erland.--samuel Elliot. Henry Nor.
RaU. "Ut'm IV'sNW, DsHltl NOflSs DeDl4mtn
Ms,hias, Hen,y G"ssier.
Augvsfd.--James Fores,er. Peter DUNK eIbcr-
ger. Ma'ick Matte. Joseph Arnold, Henry Burns,
David Bloom. Dsniel Bsstiar.
Siamokin. Samuel X GiIger, Jacob Noecker,
Cscb Oh .mberiain. Henry Swsnk, ar, Robert
Campbell Samuel Grou Solomon Fegely, Casper
Adams. FL ds John. Michael NJ. Sober.
Rmh.-Charles Mei'er. Philip Oberdorf
Upper Nahoney.- Henry Fstter, David Trout.
man
Lo,pr Mahonoy - Michsel Docksy, Jacob All.
man.
.Jqetson Peter Schwsrx. Isa,e Reitz, Henry
Rogers. David s,rawscr, Jshn Deepen, Marks Les.
der
Petit Jurors.
TtrbuL--Edward Kutzncr.
DeIaft,dre james i,vyson, Thomas Dearmound
Ietc's - Andrew Kpr. Inner, Peter Mengas
Mhon.--J'.eph f LIB, John Miller, Frederick
Striker. Sch Thsrp.
Chiihsqun5ur ohn Painter, Abraham Trox.
eI, Reubcn TroIel. John McGee.
I'oinf--I.eopsrd Miller, Wn H Lehou.
Nrfhun,beriand-Jsr srph Hine.
Sunbury-SuIomon Br ,si,us, Benz amin krohp,
Willi,m Miller. EJwstd Gnhin.
Augusto.--John Elright. Ionas Fry, Peter O.
h,sdorf. ,hn X ctTer
Shamokin- jacob IIaa., William Furmsn, Va
len,ine HummeI. .--...-----.
Rush h-Phiip HuH, lam Kipp.
Upper MaLonoy -Dsvid MsHch, Jacob Mark
lev. Dsniel Dunk-lherser.
Liah Mahonoy. Ksrstcttcr, Isaac Ra.
ker
Jacksos Daniel Rei'a, George r Trou,man.
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;zu4ssrrr.-ws Iss'a BY passenger. on
Nsv En. aye ;ss IsuisvilIs Journal. ,ha.
70 were cone 800 nse sadsv arms n Fort
sieh. Illinois. snsstiAS eousteslsitssa
s'esrsb.s eseitsmsn. seemed 'crs+s!l
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WRIT OF PARTITION
And Valuation,

T, Charles Rbinehari, Tho nas Crosby. guardian
of Thomas Crosby, Henry SteIl and Elizabeth
his wife. James Rsd and Louisa his wife, Geo.
Il. Nc Alisier and Sarah his wife, Martin Euhn
end May his wife. and john Rhineh,rt.
NO ffCE is hereby given, that b. yriuo Of a
IL e't,sin wit r partition and salas,ion issued
out e the Cou II Common Piess Of Nor,humher.
land county, drsc.ed to the stsr.f OF said county,
commanding him. that Of tfs ,ands and iensmsn's
in raid County iy yeu bid in common. he make
PARTITION AID salus,'on the said sheriff. will. si
10 O'Clock. A. NJ. on Ionday tho 2s,h day Of De
comb :, A. ID. isa6, be and sppesr spon the pre-,
mises 10 execute .De aforesaid writ in the manner
and form .pso.hcd; at which time and place you
as wsrnod To be and appear. il you think proper.
THOMAS A. ELLINGTON.
Sheriff s0ffcs, Sheriff.
sanhury, Dee. 8. isl0. s If
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CLENENT g. EAAS,
Asip eEooos, 0s,y Goods.
Ghoapor Than EvcrS

HOHN Il. PURDY. hss just received. st nis
o Nev e>sss. in Market Squsis, hssh supply
q Usssnnstss Ussas. sueh -
Clssha. Csssinsw, ss,sicsass, Kenfsrky Jeans,
Cosjs, Driliiaes. Alpsorss. 0ssshsms,
Priass. Msslns. Hosissy, Gloves 10.
Alss, Qssenswsrs snd Grocesiss,
vAJeh Vim ts sod very low. Purchupp ass iavis
ted 70 cell end sssnns his ssc~k hssors posct
sIsswhsss. Tbs hishes, pf,ee paid fas Pssasss,
eunbury, Ostsber l7rA, le4t-u,
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CHRISTIAN FEGELY'S ESTATE.

AJOTICE 10 hereby aisen. that letters Of al.
~ minisirs,ion on the estate Of Christian rcee.
", late cf shamokin township. Northumberland
county, decd, have been grained to The subscrhcr
All persons knowing themselves indebted 20 sad
esis,c srs requested 20 call on the subscriber ana
settle up without delay, and oil those having claims
sgsins. the same. will present ihsm, well su,hen,i.
Gated, for settlement. s fa aas f.ff ~
SOLOMON FEGELY.
Shamokin, Dec. 18th, ts46.-6i Adm
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vAHovADr1oSm
Mill Property
FOR SALE. ~.

tAft ~ Z. -
THE snbserher off.r. 10 sell a, private sale, Lis
Il v.lusbls MILL PROPERTY. &e., .i,u,tsd
IN Shamokln township, Northumberland county,
about miles from me town Of shsmckin, on the
public road leading from the late. town TO S.lins.
grove, consisting Of tract Of land. being - seses
more or less. bounded by lands Of Emanuel Zim.
norman. Michael sheib, and others The land 10
OF good red gravel quality, in high state Of col.
tvation. ard under good fences. About SIX ceres
thereof !, excellent Meadow land, and four acres
are covered with timber. The Improvements ihefe.
on erected are an excellent
Frame Grist nill,
Two and a half stories high, with two pair If
stones. one pair being French Burrs. Smut Ma.
chine. Elevators, Corn shelters, and o,het ncce..
sary Machinery. The Mill is in excellent order to
make iour and ior custom, work. II having recent
y undergone a thorough reparation. aos
.4ho, q good SAW MILL. lately repaired--a
new two story stone STILL HOUSE, 30 or so
feet, the waters Of Vsiley Springs being conducted
by means Of wooden pipes into the frat story Of
the same. r t.-
- Also, large two story FRAME
N5T DWELLING HOUSE, with a new
.sss Kitchen thereto attached. with good Gel.
SG<Asr and an excellent spring of wsier nest
the docr-a new BANK BARN, so by 30, and a
good ono story TENANT HOUSE, 30 by a5,
(intended for MiIler.)
The above property is well worthy the a,,en-
ton Of those wishing to purchsso 1t is Offered at
low rate, and the terms Of payment will 10 made
easy.
Possession and en- indisput ,be title will be given
on the first day Of April next.
Those wishing 10 view the property, will please
call on Mr.. Got,lieb Breimyer. residing on the
same For further particulars apply to the under.
signed proprietor, residing at Port Carbon. Schuyf
kill county: JACOB WIRTELE.
N. B. Should the above property not be sold
1t private sale on the first day Of Janusry, ls47,
It will then, at IL o'clock, NJ, said day, on the
premises, be rented for the term Of one year.
Port Carbon, Nov. 81, 1865, 81.
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PRICE CURRENT.
Coresisd eeekly by Henry Masssy.
uANcE'S .sARsApARILI.A, on BLOOD
Il Pills. FIFTY PILLS INA BOX!

HANCE'S SAR6APARlLI.A, m BLOOD
Il Pills. FIFTY PILLS IN A BOX!
The Chs,pest and hest Medicine in existence! q.
Every person who 10 sulJec, 10 Bilious Fever.
should purify their blood and system ny 3.
ueine . box Of tho
SARSAPARfLLA OR BLOOD PILLS!
Persons afflicted with Costivencss should try the
HaNcEs SARSAPARflLA,o OF BLOOD PILLS!
Young ladies end genslemen troubled with Pim-
Piles on the Face. should try the
SARS.aPA RILLA, OR BLOOD PILLS!
Singing In the Ears relieved Ivy tho
HaScs's sSARSAPARII.LA,o or BLOOD FILLS!
Headache and Gidtiness cured Nv usins the
yARSAPARTLLA, OR BLOOD PILLS!
Drow.incss aud General Debility, cured hv tho
HAscKs sSARSAPARfLLA. or BLOOD PILLS!
Dyspepsia can be cured hy osinp the
S.iRSAPARILLA OR BLOOD PILLS.
UPeIsons who have taken consider.bl n,ions
Of mercury, and IN consequence have pains in The
homes, should use freely the
HAxcx's 8 SARSAPARiLLA, or BLOOD PILLS!
U Persons 10 want Of PHI thst is Pu,eiy
Vegetable. ard is worrsnied not 10 ronia,n a po-h.
Gle Of Mercury. should use the
SARSAPARlLLA.o or BLOOD PILLS!
Ir THE GENUINE FOR SALE BYCp
SETH q. HANCE, los Baltimore 81. aud corner
Of Chra'es and Pratt streets Baltimore,
snd by GEORGE BRIGHT. Sunbu,y,
d. BRAUTiGAM, Northumberland.
Dee 10 le46
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O. The.sasy svssisg last. by the Rev, }.
Miss se,siA pscs, efshis hs.eusA -
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L'iA NArUV Y oAAIL.
AUCTION SToRE,
NO. 8 North Sd ST.. third door nbove
Market Sfreot.

xH4LA01x SakA.
SALE -EvBRY EVENING. q ( genera, as.
-. ecrimsnt d Foreign md Donsssie Hardwsre
Table and Pocket CUTLERY. ftuuks, LockA
La,ehets, Bolts. Saw, Saldisvy, Whips, y
Boots. 6hors, He's, Csps. Guns,
ClPistois, Trimmings, Cioihins H
=. ag end Fancy Goods. ;sGa 4OCy~c
Tho attention of city and county dealers h 10.
si'ed. The Goods arc fresh, end will 10 wsusn,sd
equa' Ia 'ne representations thsi may bs nsds Of
V'em. BAfLIS & DROOKER, Auetioneers,
a, No 6 North Third st
". 3. Purchascs can havp their Goods packed.
several invnices Of Goods have b,sn received to bu
sold ., private sale.
philsdelphis. Dec 9th, isis-. tr,-.s p.
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0HHE EN ~ -
wATcEE3t tJEwH1RY

"Philadslphis WaleA snd Jsosky Store"
No. os North SECOND nr.t. corner Of Quarry.
HOLD Lever Watches. full jswsiicd.
A., .;.: + s;I WI.:S:. ,. ,...., =: !: :s :s
Silver Lever Wssches, seven jewels. " 70
Silver Lepne Watches. je~slIsa. aas's
quality. .-.u ~ %
supstioi Quartet Watches. 10 90
Imi,a,ion Qusrtisr Watches, not ws'ss1tsd. 8 40
Gold spectaeles, 90
Pine Silver sPse,sslss. 70
Gold Brsc~lsss with topss soHess 20
Lsdiss' Gold Pencils. 10 eSsstss 100
Gold Finger Rinss s7i css 10 ees Ws'cA 0lss.
ses. plain. lal ep; Tsisnt, lSa Lunet, -. O.
,hes articles IN proportion. An goods warranted
To he what they sre sold Tor, O. CoNRAp.
tn Land. some Gold and Silver Lsvsrs, Lspines
scs Quarters, lower shsn shs sbsvs prices.
YhEisaelphi,, Dec, ., te<e.-iy g-
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Supervisory Account

VIZ. GuL,cx and IAcos Youso, tate Superrisors
ofthe Borough cf sun6ury, in account wifh
said thorough for the year commeneing in Nay
is44. and ending in May lsa5.
a.uu3 4. Dr.. GgT tif t.
To h,is rnoupt of Duo;rste St6A Is
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The Picayune con,ains letter from p.nsa.
ole. announcing the arrival Of The rorpoise from
'smpico, which says:
The two regiments which svscuated Tsmpi.
o revoked when thry got 10 St. Luis Potosi.
nd vera disbanded. They were opposed TO
'anta Anna. Great dissentions prevailed At
g. Luis Potosi-army about 1900, and in
tste ofstsrsa,ion four diferan, factions among
ZEN, a. follows: Santa Anna, Artists. Herrera
nd Parcdes ariu
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EstaAe Of Jnmcs Lemon, r., decd.
Office 10 hereby given that is,isrs Of samin.
IN is'fa,icn have been granted 10 the subscsil<F
on the estate Of james Lemon, IT,, ls,e Of Point
township, Nodhumhsslsnd county. deed. Al per-
sons indebted 10 ssid ests,s will plsass coms for.
ward snd s~uls up imusdisssly, and thess having
claims ssaiu,t ,hs same. ere requested 10 present
their accounts ios sslilsmsnt without delay.
JOHN NIXON.
PEN, sownship Dee. 8. le<s.-G Adn's.
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The undersigned Auditors. appointed 10 audit
se,il. and slluss the s,coa,s of the Supervisors Of
tha Borough Of Sunbuiy. having examined the re-
ceip's and erpsndtnres Of Wiili,n Gulirk and Ja-
cob Young. Isie supervisors Of said boroush.
forth in tho preceding st'temen', do lind balance
due from said Gulick and Young 10 said borough,
Of Ttoenfy-iwo dollars and sfr'y esnis.
In testimony of which, we have hereanio set our
hands, this 29h day OF November A ID ls45.
-f LEWIS DEwART
gs aalr r1 + G, MARKLEY,
Dee. 10, lei6-3t MARTIN IRWIN
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The steamsr Tsleerspb, irom Bsaxos 2oth
alt. end Port Lsvsoo o. the let Inst. srrved q,
New Ofieans On the 6th with her nag At half
mast. having on hoard The temains Of the ID.
msnted Major Rinrgold. end Lieut.. Cochran,
in charge Of the Baltimors Committee.
The steamer Monmouth arrived the day pre-.
vions-ths news from Monterey and the posts
along the Rio 0nnds u no later thea before
received. -.
Mr.. n. L. Daunoy. who had been employed
by ne U. Sta,ce Ccmmi-ssry In taking out .
sum Of money 10 Gen. Woo, came passenger in
The Monmouih, End furnished the following &C.
count :--Hc arrived At Monclova Nov. 9Th,
where thu srmS was encamped, and in fine con.
di,ion. Hs remained there until the 14th when
they started for Monterey. accompanied BY IN
rscort. with despatches for Gen. Taylor.
Gen. Butler is Military commander Of Mon.
lsrey Gen. Taylor had been to Satillo returned
leaving General Worth in possession Of that
,lsce. II was the impre .sion that the whole Of
he American forces. eaccpt number necessa.
y to garrison the several forts. in 'nute. would
concentrate a, Tsmpico, and that Gen. Taylor
n going there will take line OF march. ldsv.
ng San Lonis po,osi to the right when srriv.
d at Tampico and having the necessary forces
o carry on the future operations. an attack will
made on Vera Cruz, simultaneously BY ses
nd land.
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o WUUIr HuuVHt vi bUP'hHte' V'Vf ]"
BY This amount paid. consisting Of sundfy
borough orders, amounting in the ss-
gegaio to 50 o7
By .undry evpen 'f,ures Tor labor in repair.
ing roads aud highways within ssId
borough, including compensation for
personal attendance. ss per rec'p's. &c. 50 80
BY esonersiions Of uncoiieotibla tax. In.
ciuding Audiiofs' f. cs. ll67
BY percentage on Si5d -, 7s2
sl4l SIS
Balance due from rsid Supervisors 10 the
Borough, 3a 60
$l5i Is
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-01-09
ANTI-S
HENRY CLAWS POSITION AND
MOB LAW.

A Wing correspondent OF the New Yorf
Herald, writing from Louisville, Kentucky.
complains OF another. correspondent Of the
Herald, who had previously written from that
place. for having intimated that Henry Clay
and CassiuS NJ. Clay were in league for the
promotion of the abolition cause. He pro-
ceeds to dsfend Henry Clay, and 10 define
his position as follows:
He (the previoL -orresponden,) charges,
or rather insinuates, that Henry Clay and
Cash Clay are in league, in Cash's abolition
movement; and that in the event Of Henry's
not backing Cash, should he again need sue
cor, that Cash will blow on him with the
documents This is az palpabls an error as
ever man fell into. II. Clay has not, nor new
CT had, any more TO do with Cash Clay, than
you. or the man in the noon. Tie t~rriter,
! iUtR renture a hai, is d Locg'0co. Mr.. Clay's
course, through life, has pr0ren him as direct
IN Gniagonisiic 10 .iJoii;onis,n as he is 10 To-
cofocoism; and | can assure you, UPON A FULL.
KNOWLEDGE OF THE MATTER, THAT NO
ONE GIVES A HEARTTER APPROX
AL OFTHELEXINCTON AFFAIR, than
does Mr.. CLAY HIMSELF [!!!1
We had pretty good circumstantia evil
dence before, that Henry Clay approved of
the Lexington outrage upon lis sick friend
and tho liberty Of the press. We had the
fact, that he had left home on Il pleasure ex-
cursion on the very day or day but one, be-
fore that on which he knew the mob was 10
take place! We had the fact, that his most
active and influential FartiZan8 were among
the foremost in the mob! We had the fact,
that Henry Clay's sen and partner in bust
ness, an inmate CT his own dwelling,-that
John b. Clay an active agent Of the mob,
-hpiuv ona of the r~ommittpn nf sixlv- an.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-01-09

RANDoLrE's SLAvRs.-We learn from she
Colonization Journal that Judge Leigh, the
executor Of John Randolph, has purchased 3
large tract ofland in Mercer county, Ohio, on
which to locate the slaves, some 800, manu-
mitted by that remarkable man. A larg,
quantity Of land in Mercer county, compris-
ing three or four townships, il now owned
nearly altogether by colorad persons. A
large edifce for 9 high school, has been srsc-
ted in their midst by the aid of funds left
some years ago, for that purpose, by q gen-
tleman in New York. We have further facts
in our possession, relative to the lasi named
settlement. We shall give them next week.
-RakiR.ors Saturday IIsGter.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-01-09

THs fgRITASs AND SLAvERY.-In Mrs
Child's Hi-sory of Women, it is told that in
old times, when slavery was sanctioned in
Massachusetts,, = wealthy lady residing in
Gloucester, was in the habit of giving away
the infanIs of her female slaves, a few dsys
altar they were born, as people are accustom-
ed to dispose Of a litter Of kittens. One Of
her neishbors begged an infant, which in
those days e comparative simplicity she nour-
ished with her own milk, and reared among
her own children. This woman had an ear
nest desire for a brocade gown; and her hus-
band not feeling able to purchase one, shs
sent her little nursing to Virginia and sold
her, when she was about seven years old.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-01-09
Correspondence Of the Baltimore SUM-
WASHINGTON, Dec. SIS, lS45.

The dispatches received by the govern
ment from Mexico, are deemed 10 be Of 30
much importance 40 to render necessary some
immediate movements on the part Of Con-
gress. Measures will next week be recon-
mended by the President, with a view TO ths
prosecution Of our just claims upon Mexico
to a speedy issue.
The downfall Of Herrera, which is now
anticipated as certain, will break of all ne
gotiation with Mr.. Slidell, and his speedy re-
turn TO the United States may be expected.
Commodore Stockton will reach the coast
of California just in time to carry out the
views Of the United States, in case Of a war
with Mexico. That he will have orders 20
take possession Of certain ports in the Cali
fornias there is no doubt. The next ques-
ton will be whether Great Britain will tame
ly submit to it. 1t is conjectured that Admi
raj Sir George Seymour has orders in regard
to that matter, and will not be slow to exc
cute them.
The bill for the admission Of Texas has
been signed, and has become a law. This
important measure has TINS passed, without
the shadow Of an pPOsition-for do not con-
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-01-09
SLAVERY'S
From the Trum5uH County Democrat.

ApsY KELLEY MARRIED.-Abby Kelley
was married on the 2lst inst. to S. 5. Foster,
at the house of Milo Townsend, New Brigh-
ton, Pa.
Well done, Abby! This is as it should
he, and is rather more in character than to be
rowing over the country like a Bedlamitc, at
tempting to o~yerturn Uncle Sans Govern
ment, and augurs a return, il not TO "ihe wash
tub and chnrn," at least 10 tho cradle. We
are very glad to find that Abby has taken the
advice we gratuitously offered her some time
since, on her first visit to Warren, viz: 10
make SOM honest man a good wife, and quiz
city staying at home, take care Of babies"
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-01-09
ALpr,aAy Rom, of New Orleans, pc

ALDreaAN Rom, of New Orleans, pend
ing a discussion TO allow some one 10 kesp a
slave depot, said he should, atthe next meet
ing, introduce an ordinance prohibiting ihs
keeping Of slaves for sale in any part of the
Second Municipality. He believed his con-
s]tituen,s woro opposed to slave markets be-
ing allowed in the public streets, and that
twelve petitioners might be had against them
TO one in their favor. Mr.. Ferret declared
he would have nothing to do with negro deal
ing potitiong-and would forthwith quit the
Police COMMITTEES rather ;ban NEEDLE VITA
them.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-01-09

CusA ANSsIATIoN.-Is going ahead. Ill
inols is determined to have the honor Of set
ting that ball il motion. Ameeting wac held
at Springfield, in that State, a week or two
since, over which Gov. Ford presided. Res
buttons were adopted in favor of the pur-
chase and annexation Of the State Of Cuba
1t is thought by some, that Cuba has been
formed by the squash Of the Mississippi" and
that it therefore belongs to the United Statos
and should be re-G1DeTed! Several speeches
acquisition.-S!atG Journal
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-01-09

PiewS Of .7n'sriean Constitutional Law in 10
bearing upon .7nerican ShGrery, BY Mn.
GooasA, Ulica, ". T., 1916.
This work, like Mr.. Spooner's and Jay'a,
is able and instructive. But it is of 10 use to
argue after that manner. The disease ia OF
the heart and not Of the head! We tell you
brothers, that the American people know well
enough that the bloody stain is upon them!-
but they love its faint! If we can't arouse
the conscience, and enoble tho heart, our la
Dor is lost!-lIeayen inspire our souls, and
may the voices of the mighty dead and living.
thunder in our ears, till our hearts shall BE-
moved to DO just and fear no.!-C. ". Clay.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-01-09
From c. N. Gays Peps.


The Richmond (yt.) Times of last week
says:
CAsEIus NJ. CLAY, it is said, is going to
Cuba for his health.
A slight mistake. We breathe a heslthful
air 10 old Kentucky, and thank heaven, no
desPotism can rob US Of that while We live;
nrefer the bracing breeze OF the North, rough
though il be in its wintery salutations. TO the
bslmisr atmosphere OF thu South.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-01-09

COLONIZATION AND THE SLAVE TRADr.-Ai
a large convention of Christians of different
denominations, held during the last summer,
at Mouisyille VI. the Rev. A. A.. Constan-
tine, a returned Baptist Missionary from Az
RIGA, stated, that the slave trade still goss ON
from Western Africa, to the United States,
that a vessel from the United States went out
with c~olonists for Liberia, and returned with
slaves for the cotton fields Of the South
| .9msriedn Citizen.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-01-09

slider tie remarks Of Mr.. Webster AMI Mr..
Huntington, in any other light than as the
explanation Of their votes, which public opin-
ion at home, had compelled them - give.
The Maryland Senators did not vote on
this subject, being accidentally absent. Mr..
Crittenden did not vote. MIR. Cor1in, OF
Ohio, to the surprise Of some Of his political
friends, had the hardihood to vote in the neg
alive, thereby putting himself hors dc combat,
as 4 candidate for the presidency.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-01-09

Mons ANSRxATloS.-Our Washington cor .
respondent, under date Of Dec. a., says:
Th8Te is talk Of some exciting news from
Mexico to-day. 1t is said by tho Texas men
that a public nesting was held 81 lstsst
dates in the City Of Mexico in favor Of an
nezing the country to the United States
Tribune.