davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1846-07-18

To show the inconsistency of the Blnner, it is
only necessary to refer to the of Judge Brown,
of Craw ford county. which has been frequently
noticed IN the columns of the Democrat, All Cir
cut Judges re rendered ineligible to a seat in the
General Assembly,. Yet Judge Brown. WING was
a member of the convention md assisted in form
ing our constitution; who has been acting under
it as Circuit Judge for ten years; who ia
presumed to be good lawyer; and who, at the
present time. is holding and exercising the duties
Of the Office Of Circuit Judge, is a candidate for
the General Assembly, on the IeHtickei, and in
opposition to tho regularly nominated :andida,es
d the I,cmecra conventinn, in Crawford coun.
ry, one Of the cGunties composing his Circuit
Ho knows, as every man must know. who pos
sesses grain Of common sense. Init no is eligibie
to seat in the Legislature. provided he resigns
MS Judgeship before he attempts to quality and
'ake his seat. 1t might TO some, and we acknowl-
,dge outseIf among The number, seem iadelicaie
IN Judge to Solicit votes from men whose cases
he had to decide on judciaIIy yet with others il
you'd form no objection, especially if il were GER
tain, that he would rOte to suit their purposes,
The deiicacy Of the Gazette would not be shocked
f the candidate were rhig, nor would tia, Of
the Banner, If he were for Yen, or for a uhie.
or for any body except Ashley--nor would either
Mise any objections to Judge Crutchfield, if no
we're ,ohig, a YeH lie. or known to be or
fposed to Ashey.--1rk's Democrat. ~ -
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1846-07-18

CORRESPONDENCE OF THE DEMOCRAT.
The following Is the conclusion OF the letter Of
our Washington correspondent, under date of
June 18th. 1t did not come to hand in season for
our last paper.
capt William Armstrong is here, giving MS
energies I" a settlement, Of the Cherokee question
lie IS understood 10 DO more favorable 10 "sopa.
raiIon,' and tile removal Of one party. than to a
"dIvlSiun OF the countrywide measure now be.
fore Congress. Tho treaty party" also prefer
this course but as this remedy would cost moro
meney, the latter has been recommended by those
who hold the purse strings Of tho Treasury
That respectable and interchangeable lender Of the
"OId Settlers" Capt. John Rogers. Of the Grand
SIiIne, paid the debt of nature, ON Friday ts,--
He was respected here as good man, WHO firm.
ly mainaned his ground against every Odds
His funeral was numerously attended, and among
those who paid him the Iast hoiors we're the Com.
missioner Of Indian affairs, and his clerks: Capt,
Armstrong, and most of tho Indians in the city.
ROSS men," "OId Settlers" and "Treaty men,"
did honor 10 the aged warrior, whose soul had
ceased from its earthly contests. 1t was sub:
iect of general remark, that finer looking set
Of pall-bearers were never seen around bier
Your readers will not DO surprised at this, when
told that they sete headed by that giant John W.
West, who was assisted BY Stand Waite, ]. W.
Lynch, George W. Adair, Richard Fields, Drew,
,.h" J. MrGnv Stephen Foreman and Thomas
Taylor
Each of the Cherokee delegations has lost a
member during the session Of Congress. 1t is 10
DC EGped that the business Of these unfortunate
mcn will be in some way adjusted before the close
of the session. rho daily accounts Of the muir
ders from that unhappy county will ensure the
extension of the United States laws over their
country, and the establishment Of a branch Of the
District Court ut Van Buren,.
FROM the vnriots "sivihgs out" have no doubt
but Congress will adjourn about the 20th of July.
1t is now proposed that "O'd Feslvity" take
the vacant seal from Arkansas. Although a it,
he whiggIshi yet. athoug the jolly ones. he woad
out McCOnn Felix G.. himself. And as to pol
ICY, il he did not 90 for expendlng lots of money
on the Frontier. then he would mistake his own
interests worse than Archy did when he Iof, hero.
| 90 for him as n "hird man,"
More anon!
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1846-07-18
From the London Spectator.

The author Of thus book IS an Amcr,con' WIN
left Boston, in 1928. for the coast OF C"'iof'ir''
and resided there a dozen years or more IN ''e
''' .i,y NJ fpclor or agent bringing back n
spanish manuscript. and such kh"wseuse "s W.
mind had enaoed hun to Mcguire: "0 -p".'''"
manuscript was the work OF hoil'.s', rr.e E al
one of the MISSIONS Tor religious es'ao''s''en''
half plantation. half colony ana reIa'es . 70 sne
superstitons and customs OF the lno'anS rs ao,"cen
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1846-07-18

Tic delegation Of Camanchc Indians arrived
here to day ; and create some interest. .''
The President has proposed that all the several
parties Of the Cherokees should submit their re-
spcclivc claims 10 three cOnmii 'sionefs 10 be I'D.
pointed by himself. The "Od settlers" and the
..lreaty" delegations. have assented to it but the
Ross party have not as yet, think they will, and
| trust the whole viii be satisfactorily arranged
Arkansas has a deep interest in having their diff.
fcuIies omicaby and promptly settled, and shall
do my very best 10 have i done.
CHESTER ASHLEY.
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1846-07-18
ELECTION OF STAFF OFFICERS, By
IllE VOLUNTEERS.

- '''' ,,0 ooo"oh 'Jr GA" OIL
,a,r ,I, ''I -'."'"SoS M s''nC' o. volunteers
Wa,L, - r "'' o''''''S y. '' o"mP,h'rs' a.
~ >'''u 'ou"'!' OIL SATURDAY as''
r.. -. I %.T.,,I Us lion Io.oI'' v
/ or OU0ho, lion. ARCHIBALD lELL, CXmembcr
OF congress from tins State:
ror L''W CN0hf, Gen JOHN ). RoANE. OF
NIaNioru county
io' ""jD'' bF' ooLoN boRLAND, oi Pulaski
count! anu
lor AIW0H, - Mayors, Of Lafayette
. county,
Subsequent to the election Of IT, 'rolliCcrs.
c'"cHouS wcr. held in the several Conpaurs t.
I'll, vacancies o'ca>nncd hv promotions, and for
brc'cl or additional second Licutrnnnts in each
company. They resulted AS far. as we have
been able 10 ascertain as follows:
! L. the Little Rock Guards. John c. Pray was
elected brev. 2d Lieut..
PuIasn Commny.-Cv1untLus c. D0u1cy. Can.
tain. vice Boz and promoted Lgac {. Hiv,iIi,n,
| Isl Lieut.. yirr D,u,rv, nr,n,,,cd. ,rJ U,,q,
/ Carr, brew. ID L,rr.,
( Crawford Company.-.JoLp J. DWayd Cor,,in.
vice Rpauc promorrl and Isoug,J u'iJboT brey
"'
IIauNih company -htHh0hd II. SHSeH' Drc''
~ Lieut..
! johnson any,---SicrdTf, brew. "a
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1846-07-18
Sarking Bottoms,

,,- .,,oived ,rr steamer Arkansas WAN
Us loa ICES Prints. assorted patteTs'
y 'a 90 bales a and 7,5 BrowH bone'''''
90 cases of fashionable iia''' Bows and
case Of Mems d" and for sale
Childten's Caps; 10 dozen " 90, ''I G.. rICKETT.
very low BY ,a,s
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1846-07-18
Fyc VISITING AND
INK CARDS.

f',or If the late firm OF Ely Smith
So he past six years manufne,or'
l'' ,.S BARTLETT CARDS. would IN
in,rrons ofthe old es'a bIIshmeni,
p,, where he has always been
continues the manufacture Of
!! /, p ,ing, Visiting and Blank Cards,
,:,J b. tho establishment; and
iI .,,;o,ls kinds will be promptly and
'sstsJ, on application to h s. sole
= I'm, prices, usual discount off
o. .sn.s who buy to sell again, viz:
o \ Wv Wave, Diamond. Marble and
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1846-07-18

" IN NAf IEs NM "a l'g PT S2 I TO 1T
| viz, ,Ir.r h4yra :aunta'u y operation, accom-
vHrIcd with ,r, and the 7ar,ous >9ruP'
: FOR, smith, Nav L., III
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1846-07-18
TIiEttSrONS PILLS.

yFNIIE undersigned are Agents for the SUE Of
l. the above pIIIs-orders will be promptly at
tended to. W. II. Il VI. MAlERS, Druggists.
For. Smith. Angus, ,, 1873.
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1846-07-18

PEA per steamer Arkansas Mail, and FOR SAFE
b. HENRY i CUNNINGHAM.
\ 1916
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1846-07-18
'TICE.

|AACE.
P,is1aa,,Aaass
|F,h nat
| ofRstR,'!aE
Teen nileSNS
osSeon. ID. Y
Ina a'ns.'s g
b, so
L. 'of The pa
NJ stMk
Is, 10 Ii. ~
n n poPul,,..Ss|
',igable pr'.J
rigsrian,
\ erhO~,nN
.H,g,, ors,'1
fadualy -, |
hen eIis.s.Y
Z aisr. MI
i, and Ii, -
/ hi, pI,..H /
client lu%,Y
&c, sfordSa.s'l
10, new -
|0f Lamar -
+
say h,, al.
facilities -
nj o..
short .@Ry
h Town ' |
are broorbalI
J Id. orSsI
With r,r
mt Of Go,lry
b IL l2gs
b. /
terms.
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1846-07-18

(IIf0ad and StcamH0al TICKETS, m0Ir 10
by color, or of different coors, us may
griber invites all editors Of tho United
a Canada, who are disposed 10 take their
~ i., and who will send copy OF their
lining this advertisement. 10 insert II tor
Il Ms. GEORGE COOK.
Ck, Jan. Ii, 1916 l3--3m
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1846-07-18
3 U ~ T. v 4. 4 !

tLACE Il WARD have removed I" thtH
H Iignse, second DOOR from the Public
nthsy will be ha ppy to see their Old friends
tbIc generally.
r., April Is, loi6
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1846-07-18

,,,v and Pearl surface Cards, as per
/ the following scale,
f6een E.nameIled. 50 No thirteen
| a. a twelve enamellrd. 81 No
.nj narI surface. 50 No fourteen
|. urrace, 81 81 No thirteen ivory
[s,s.sl 80 No twelve ivory and pearl
h.
.sren ivory and pearl surface, 81
,od pearl surface, SO 30 No min"
II surface, SO No eight do - 90 No
a No six DO 81 % No five do 50
|, No three do 81 50 No two do 81
!, sI25 No eleven do 81 81 No ten
, nine do 81 IS No eight do 81 90
81 90 No SIX DO 81 90 No five do
n rour do Is cents. No three do 62
ro do 62 cen.
CENTS,
eO,melIed cards, tinted and plain
,ishod, with elegant desIs" as Dor
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-07-18
DE IT'S TR Y.
TAccE HELLER.

"HANkFUI fcr the liberal encouragement
which he has received, woul respectfully
inform his friends and the citizens Of Nouhumter
land county in general 'hat nc has prepared him
self with the hest Incurrup,ibie Teeth, Cold Plate,
Gold Foil, &r that can be had in the city OF Phi.
lad,lphia and that he will cndcavor, tn the utmost
of his ability, To render full satisfaction to MI who
nay think proper to engage his services. He will
he in Sunhury at the August court, where he will
he prepared. at his residence. to insert Teeth on
Coll Plate or on Pivot on the iateS, and most az.
proved plans. ana attend To all the branches hcong,
ing 10 DEN rAL SURGERY.
hndi will he waited on at their places of resi-
dcnce if desired.
Hi charges will be reasonable, and his work
warranted.
He viii visit different parts of the county, about
once IN thee IN nths.
SUDBURY, July 18th, 1916 --fm
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-07-18

Imitation csnIric Cnm'r Djuity, Irish shir
Linens, l',n,sk Table iinaa, Ynu'e Cloth, 81,
Napkins, Long Lawns, Trcnra -Iau |nmt.. .s.
Linen i,wrr. cheap ,Ihrtirc rrl "r,alug u .
Iins, and Superior Long Clnth sbitne.
MDGRNING GOODS.
Iupns Bumbaares Of all qualities, and tne ,i-
rious shades Of Black, Summer Bomb zines .r
Brilhan,cs, silk and Cotton W,rp Alpaccas, sin d.
Mouselin lie l,ainc.. Bsrges Balzorinca, Mnqu, .
Grenadines, Ginphatns. Lawns, Crepes Grape ari
Love Leis5c Vicis, KID ard silk GIoves Hosic,
Plain silk. Gl1cs. Ottoman, vhjbe; Ba,ccc acH
Twisted silk Shawls Scarf. anl Crava'y.
SHA MS IND SCARFS
French Cashmere long nuj square Shaw
Broche do, Printed, 9areEr, 1hIbe aud 1'erk,
do, GIaca, Twisted silk. Gr.nadne, Hermann ant
Mohsir do, and low priced 10.
Silk, Grenndinc, Barege, nnl other long sna
short Scarfs. Also, Crnvats.
Black Lace and silk Mahtillas, vis;d. Capes ani
Cardinals, OF the rev styles.
ENBROIDERIES AND LACES
Ernh'd Caps. Collars. Spcrccfs and Chem as,..
under Sleeves aud Cuff, English aud Frr.
Thread Lnccs, Edclngs ard Insrr,ings. Linen 49,.
hn Edeir - and inscuines, cmhd Swiss and Cu,.
hic do. Black and Whit Lace Vieis L.cp shaw ..
aud Sirarf-. wide Blark Inccs Tor N,nnlla= ~
''hiiS' "lb biiIh - uso' - i'd''I 'H' '''h.iiN
and dresses.
HOSIERY.
English white sud black rihhd. cmh'' ora
worried, und psin SILK Hosiery white ani hlhr.
tali II Sc, ihbd nnI plain spun SliA and raw SnF
de-; aisn Eugl ,h and Swi-s whit, coored, at
unhleachcd Cotton do; ribh'd. pIair, emhE cncl
ed, and open worked; also, Chlldrn's Cotton d"
aud Ladies white aud unbienchcd i.i,,e Ihrr T.
do, Of various qualities, scarce aud de-irAhlu al
Iicie, AMI other Hosiery of various descriptions
LINEN CAMBRIC AND LAWN VDEf'S
Plain corded, icrjtrcd, riviere, mu,.qga, G.,
emhd Linen Csmh-ic and Lawn Hdkf, from e.
cts to $50 each Also Bags. Purses, Green Ba
r'eo for Wells, Gaule Nirlu, Bock Linen, Lea
cold and Browa DO. Pepper MIs'ins &,
f'OR GENTLENE
All the new s',l,s rich and chcan Sc,r. 100"
Crava's; Md, odk, Thread, and other g. w.
Cotton htif Hose, six and Linen 'amtlt peck.
idkfs, Suspenle's, SC.
C-J You can fnd at MAKSUAIL'~ IS- Ca.
nut street, almost cv,ry article in Dry Good. tua.
you require, and at prices quite tow, IT '' lgy.
than elsewhere, t IS Ia his interest II SCH r.y,E-
and as he is cons any adding 10 his stock t.r 4yN-
est ond cheapest goods, you vii I've srr. of being
suited But, reader, yoa ere invited to ,aH aud
Judge for yourself.
rhi'adclphia, May 10Th, lsi6.--@m
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-07-18
The following arc the yeas and nays upon the
passage OF the Tariff Bill, In the House

Inc following arc the yeas and nays upon the
passage OF the Tariff Bill, in the House
YEAs-Messrs. s. Adams, Anderson, Atkin.
SON. 3ayly, Bedinger, Benton, Bigss J. A. Black,
Bowlin, Boyd, BrinkethoIr, Brockenbroush, w.
g. Brown, Burt, Ca,hcart, A. A. Chapman, Il.
Chapman, Chase, Chapman, Clarke, Cobb, Col.
lin, Cnlom Cunningham, Daniel, Dargan, j.
Davis, De Mott, Dobbn, Douglass, Dromgoole,
Dunlap, Ellsworth, raran, Ficklin, Fries Giles,
goodyear, Gordon. Grover, Hamin, Haralson,
llarmanson, Henley, IIiliard, Hoge, !. f. lIol.
mes, Hopkins, IIongh, G.. S. Houston, F.. w.
Hubbard, J. B. Hunt, Hunter, ]. H. Johnson,
Jos. Johnson, And Johnson. G.. w. Jones, s.
ZONES, kauifman, Kennedy p King, Lawrence,
teakc, La Sere, Ligon, Lun,rkr, Maclay, Nc.
Clelland, McClernand, Mcconnell, McCrate, !
]. Mcdowell, Jas. Mcdowell, Mckay, J. p.
Martin, B. Martin, Morris, Morse, Moulton,
Niven, Norris, Parish, Payne, Perrill, Phelps,
Pllsbuyy, Rathbun, Reid, Relfe, Rhett, Roberts,
Sawtelle, Sawyer, scammon, Sedden, A. D. Sims,
L. II. Sims, Simpson, Thos. Smith, r. Smith.
Stanton, Starkweathcr, st. John, Strong Jacob
Thompson. Thurman, Tibbats, Towns Tredway,
WIKI, Williams, Wilmot Wood Woodward,
SaReey-i1i.
NAYS-6'e srs. Abbott, J. Q. Adams, Ar
uoid, Ashmuu, Barringer, Bell, Black, Blanch.
ard, Brodhcad. Brown, Burlington, w. w.
Campbell, ]. II. ca. ,phcl!, Carroll Cocke, Col
Iamer, Crsas,on, G.. oz;er. Culver, Darragh,
Davis, Deano. Dixon. D,ckery, Ed>all, Erd
nan, J. Il. Ewiog, f. IT. Ewing, Foot, Foster,
Garvn, Gentry, GldInss. Graham, Grd"r,
Grinnell, lismptom, Harper. Holmes, J. w.
Iiouston, s. w. Hubbard, Hudson, lIungerford,
iaunt, &. ]. Iagcesdl, J. r. lnger.oI. Jenkins.
ID. +. Ring, {.eib, lewis, Levin, Lang, Nc,
Clean, McGAughcy. Mcllcury, MclIivain",
Marsh Miler, Mosey, PendIeton Perry, Pol
aock, Ramsey, Rs,tec, j. Rockwell, ]. A. Rock.
vell, Root Trns, NusscU, Schenck, Seaman,
Severencc, T. Smith, 4. Smith, G. B. Smilh.
Stephen, Stewart, Slroiim, Sykes, Thibodc,uX,
Thotnus, B Thompson. James Thompson, Til
cen, Tocnb b Trun ho, Naicc, N,n,on, Whca-
son, White, Winthrop, Woodruff, Wright,
Young, Iost-95.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-07-18
Notice

S hcrehv niy,n to III ,c,,.crs, creditors anl n.
ihrf persons into c.,rd in The t,h-=iifu
Shiiman Decd settled NV lis ,,r Jews p.vari
of Jacob Reed. ..r decd settled Iv his adm Jacob
r cd; of 'rh mas Huff decd. .clIled hy his nlnr
Henry Gibson: of Iohu EirLo d. decd s,,,'cl ky
lis exr S,mui Yo,k,: of Samuel Leslie, decd
settled hy his cxrs Michael Ienkcr and ! co.'s be-
shcr; If Daniel Herb, .r lcc settled hy hi. almrs
Daniel and Adam Herb; &C Michael Dichi. sr iced.
settled bv his cxrs John and Michael Dichl; Of Io-
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-07-18
Monterey Taken !!

u those indebted to George Rohrbarh & Bro
lhers, on note or book account, will please and
: the same on or before the 10th, 3Oh and 2 LIST
of July inst. All those falling to do SO, may
ct costs, as no further notice will be given.
tfed again, costs will be aided
tiBO. ROhRBACH & BROTHERS.
injury, luly ith, lSiG,--3,
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-07-18
Dennis svoOiVert0n's Estate.

NIO1lCE is hctehy givrn lhat tcrs Of admin
~ is'r,tion on the ,te &C Dennis Wo,lvcrlon.
late of Coal township, Northumberland county,
deed have hecn grantc, u the SUI scrler. An ry'.
sous indebted to snll estate, or having GAINS a
glnst the SAFE, ATE requ' sel to c III on the sub
scriher, =, Shamokiniuwn. and eue without delay.
WILLIAM FEGELY,
June l3th lSiG-Gt Adr'r
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-07-18
4 SMITHS {Sr"An CoATEn) "lMPRONEl
INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS"

4 RE daily ciircling some Of the most aSnni>h-
a ing and wonderful cures tha, have ever hcrn
own, in consequence uf which they hG"r now
'ome shining mark against whrh all the
W Of disappointed hope. envy, and unchari,a-
ness are lrvrIlrd without Distinction. The town
| country arc alike filed With their praise. The
ace and the poor house alike echo with their vir'
:. In all rlimi,e,, under all temperatures, they
retain their wonderful powers, and exert them
,ltered by age or situation. They are simple in
ir prepara,ions, mild in their actions, thorough
Ill their operations, and unrivalled In ihrr
:. They are an'i.hilou-, anti'dysprpt'c. aud
-mercurih: and hey are peculiarly beneficial
he following complains fever and asue. yel.
and bilious fevers, dyspepsia, Group, liver CON
nj, sick headache, j,undice, asthma, dnp'y,
en-, piles, colo, distractions he nthurn, futred
de aud foul stom ch, nausea, diauhwi /, cos'rSc-
loss Of appetite, sallow compeKiuns, c ids,
in oil cases Of t'rpot Of the bowels where
srtic OF an aperisnt is needed,
B. No Sugar Coated Pills can he genuine,
SIS every box has on ii the signature Of L..
MN SMITH, NJ. ID.
: CAUTION.-As miserable imitation has
made, 10y the name of Sugar Coated Pills, ,"
necessary to he sure that DR. G. BENZ. SMITH S
a'ure lie on every box. Price 25 cents.
incipal Office. l70 Greenwich st, New York
Sold by JOHN W. FRILiNG, SunJury.
VIM. FORSYTHE. NOrthumd
Ily llth, ls46,
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-07-18

nEXrER'S SllRIrS OF SOAP, f"r rx'
y rac,ng Grease. Dry Paints, Narni>h, Tar,
FAX, sc, trn,n clothing If any desrr pnn. VA,
nted net to injure the cloth or the mot delicate
'ors. This qu has also heen uscl With er a,
cce,s in cas,s nt l'u N. Scalds, Trt'r. Pmnr'c>
the face Chaprrd hands, Sore lips, Rhenma'
IN, Hard ~ soft corns. &C.. Ct Price, % CTS,
bottle. For sale at the stoIe h
July IL. lSlG H. MASSER'
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-07-18
~ a E r. T. - ,

On the 9th inst, IL this place. by the Rev. i,
Clit. Mr WILLIAM l.oGAS, Of Williemsporh
, Miss NANCY CURES, of this place.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-07-18
LIST OF CAUSES.

INOR itial i'm the t,olirt nt Crmmon Pleas oi Y rr
L thum c,Innd Comfy, Mt Angus, Tenn 1916.
commencing the first Monday. henr the 81
S.;,z;uro, ,,;.,oo, ,r
G,rAr .. I,hn CARGO, 4
y;u;.m F,,,o . III. t,,
rn.;. u.r, -, pa,. ",
m ro Ism,n &C. R,n;,,r;n F,,,.n,,n
William S;mer,o, ,s I,bn Sh;,n.,
Charles n Flick vs. ~, liam F,;.k
Ih Ill ,., h,;. 49,. ,,.'L o. S,;
G;lher, Be,G,, y. Nm r Inres
L,,., Rn.s 90 ILuph
Wn, / uo;ron,o, 90 Ua.,,., iJK,,,,
pa, p;ch,or 49,, - n,, g. p,
rr., -. H,I,s ,Lr,,, -. ~, " Sa,,,l..
Irah -, ro,y,,I,,cr -. po,:,. 6, Na,hs,
/ I'M M,C'ouphan'. admir- vs Charles Mcrrrk
v,,,ho;,,o g. II ,,ys,-, q, NJ d..
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-07-18
WRIT OF PARTITION
Ana Valuation.

Nh ce 10 The Heirs Of 'Pm Shannon secE
DY virtue of a certain Writ If Partition and Va
- lua,ioh lssbel out Of the Orr hans Court Of
the county OF Northumb rand, Il August term
\ d. lsi6 directing The sheriff 10 make partition
and valuation Of The real estate of William Shan.
non, deed, late of ChiIlsqusque TOWNSHIP, Now
know yr, Ohe said heirs of ssid teccasedl hy the
Authority Of the aforesaid writ, Thomas A. BfI.
ngton, sheriff of sa'd county, VIII on Monday the
Goth day Of July next, st 10 O'Clock. a. NJ. upon
the premises, make partition and valustor IN the
manner and fogm specified in said writ, a, which
time and place you are hereby warned TO be and
appear, il you think proper.
THOMAS A. ELLINGTON.
Sherilr's Office, Sheriff
Snnbury, June 27, 1876 At
( CONGRESS- INk-Blue and Black Congress
- Ink, OF superior quality, for sale cheap at the
store of HENRY MASSER.
July ilh, 1916,
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-07-18
Tin and Sheet-ErOn Ware
MANUEACTORX.
8 i I, I N S q II " E, 2 Il ~ MA

v7rIlE subscriber respectfully informs The pnbIic
4 that he has commenced the manufacture OF
Tin and Sheet-irOn Ware,
in all It's various branches at Selnsgrove. His
ware is not only made Of the hest materials, hot is
put together in substantial and workmanllke msn.
ner, Offering IN his rsspeC, Iom much Of he waie
sold, Which is made Up IA a huny tor that purpose.
An excellent assortment viii he kept on hand al all
times, which viii be sold on the most reasonable
terms, ANDREW :. WlNGERr.
3clirsgro,c, May l6h lsi6.-t
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-07-18
Traverse Jurors.

1urhui i-Thomas Ireland.
Le,cis--Charlcs Fnlmer Rohcr, Finnev,
HciIrare.-Jnhn Drrr James Kirk. HUH Ne
FALL Elijah Crawford, Benneyille Leinharh, James
Durham, Jacob linlr.
.IEHm John knou.
ChiESquGguc. uc.-pc'cr Walurn, Geo Lawrence
Rohrr, Reed.
Point,--Jcsse G.. Horton. John Gulick, Philip
tiihons, John Nixon, John Nandling, VIM, CIulc>
ley,
NorihumbrLahd--Chat tfne Jacob l.ci:en-
ring. WIN. Fnrs,the John OsRun Gilbert Voris.
Nirinry,-John Puidy, William Carr, Samuel
D. lnriar.
Augnla--Iucoh shirman, Eli Conrad. John
y Conrad, Samuel Savidge, John Wolf, George
Conrad, Jacob Bloom.
Shdmokin,- William Farrow, Jacob Miller, 81
neon Campbell
RuM,-Sprncer Mcttlcr, Jacob Carr, Ahr.ham
Eckman.
Upper Mahonoi Henry Malich, Peter Bessel.
L0cfr Mahonoy = Samuel lIurrel, Ssml Trego,
Lutte Mahpnoy john iiensyl
JackSon.-John W'lf, Abraham Ruhendal.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-07-18
EERR.E BOAT Ar
/. Il w I s ESEJ IL &,

NIi HEREAS, the principal owner IF The stock
Va aud almost soc mapaG,r # the Lcwi>hurg
bridge believe Ia he imposiug on the citizens OF
Lewisburg, and wishing % put It out OF his power
to do any longer, have erected ,picniiL and
{, rnpuipy