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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-11-06
DENTISTRY.
p ST Err Il. NJ SSER,
CDOA DIIIJ DuI DvIy

ND ESPECTFUl.LY informs the citizens of
81 Sunhury and vicinity. that he has opened an
office at the re.lence Of Henry Nas,er. in Market
street, where he i. prepared to execute all kinds of
DEsrAL SuneKHr. Plate Work &c on the latest
and most approved plans.
Having had some experience and instruction,
under one Of The most eminent and successful Den
'is's in Philad,lphis. he believes that he will hs
able TO give satisfaction to those who may wan, his
services
Ladies will be VISITED on st their placrs Of resi-
dence. His charges will lie moderate, and his
work warranted.
Suhhury, March 2Sth, 1896
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-11-06

WILL BE PUBLISHED IN WASHINGTON,
DC,
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-11-06
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.

Throughout the sessions Of Congress. Extras
will be issued from the Office Of the "Uni,ed States
Reporter" containing the reports Of such debates
as may possess particularly exciting interest.
All subscriptions aud communications IN he post
paid, addressed ~. A. HOUSTON,
United States Reporter, Washington, &C."
August l4th, ls47.-tsc
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-12-20
TIE MILITARY OF TIE STATE

We have hastily glanced over the Adutani General.
lePori ct he sireaelh Of The Militia OF the State and
OF thu condition of the Arms Aceoulremrnts and Ammn
ton. ipr lsi7.
Gen. Richardson speaks Of The "impcrfcc, and same
times incomPfehensibe materials, from which his r..
p'ft has 10 be made up" lie says ''lhe ay,fetae
strength OF the mlllaas exhibited by the brigade returns
is undoubtedly much below the actual f1rca-exceed no
mai I" eio only 033 men, although the Alexandra rev
ment, numbering 1862 men, has been added
he General speaks in glowing terms Of the condl,in
Oh he Virginia Military Institute. llo speaks ofs IN
nmlhant success and Of The honorable recr of MANY Of
lis graduates, bJih instructors Of YOUTH and IN III,
connirys service in Mexico. Itmay be safely affirmed
The reif1rks) thai OF them la. ever in the remo
lest degree discredled his diploma
The beDeral thinks committee Of the Legislature
should make personal visit ami inspection of the Is
ne, and that /, Is desirable have the corps of cadet
occasionally before the Legislative body at Richmond
all portions Of the State being represented in IT,
he total Of Commissioned officers is stated at 6S3G
the total Of commissioned officers musicians. AM
pnvaies reported to the Adjnant General, is l55
The Ordnance belonging To the State consists of 3
brass pieces and 60 iron pieces The number Of mushei
IS stated at 80 3i9.-R. Republican.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-12-20
INTERESTING FROM MEXICO.

he 81 Louis Republican has active and able cor
respondent IN Mexico who writes under the signature of
'ohfz.T he Republican Of the 22d ult.. publishes
letter from this source which, although Of an old d,o
(Pnebla, Aug. g. 1e47,'') coniai intelligence which
Is even now OF novel and startling nature and we
ihereire proceed at to quote the letter freely as
follows:
II observe, from the papers, that idea is prevalent
among the more intelligent pmtlonsof the United States
th1t1en. Sctt rs vested viii, high diplomatic power.
hairvcr may have been the case previous TO the ar
''rala Mr. IRIS, since then all such powers have been
= led Nj 'tfif' a.no he nas cont her. - f,,.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-12-20

To Duke Seaes, Nathaniel >ca,es. tbsalem II. =.
NahGdei ~ sr'aes, Peer Seai-s. Ple,,,, Seat'.
.Nich)tis DaAon and Elisabeth ms ri .LI 9Ieaf',
- Park and Elisabeth his wite. ana a. r@t',
naIf V''ra 20 tefer C. Seoies aud ,oyEnb !,
Scales, and flnhp Iiais and Li,aLet. his n, P" IT,
NOU will please 10 take notice, that on Nj.
lIth january. eiS. at HE flee of r. n = : The
bell, nj Patfuk Cont House shall rroerad ,,,I 'llp
Dep stinns of I'm F. Scges and others Il, In "' me
esienre "a thancety suit depending in the Gus IS
eonri OF Patricia wherein myseIi in Inv on1, MI, my
asa as Administration dc 6,nls hon ui Peter Seal
and AbNa'"n Seilts. adnln6traior de hons non # p,
sf1l :, decd. are Plaintiffs and Yourselves and ,I
are defendants. And alS. that. ON Moaday, H., o,
J'anary . u, Al the Store house Of rhanlas ,cL ~
lie t,w' o. Madison X CHAM county North In,
shall proceed 10 take The Depa.ltions ut Pleasan,
and o'hrrSaIo IN he read seeldencc in the same s
winch tunes and places you ma, attend, you ,t -a
per. . In l''>
y. Dit the taking Of any Of these several Paw,
tioa shall moi be completed IN the days or either Il
days above specified, the lahiI Thereof vii Ea conf,
ID tom day otay, al cl'h nr both places aboy. NAM
I'd, a circumstances may regire, rnri ife bosp, * j.
flashed Yours &c
dee o-wlw JAMES w. Sc AIFS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-12-20
TRUST SALE OK
I.lLU.fBLE RE.lL ESTATE,
II INNNNRI.RG.

Elh virtue Of deed Of rust. executed m the 4llh
HF February, ISL. by Bemalin ". :. Cabe.l, thu
undersigned, one Of the Trustees therein named (Johu
b. Roy, his co Trustee, having departed This lr.) will
proceed, on "Wednesday, the ooh day Of the present
month"; 10 sell, On the premises, certain piece oil
HROl Nd, on Second. or Main. srert. in the town OF
lynchburg being the northwest hail OF h., No Gi con
tanning poles from Second street, by poles back
beng the same piece OF ground conveyed To the said
Calrl by NanuelJ Harrison on the said 10Th FEBRUARY
lslI The undersigned, acting trustee. viii convey
such TILE only vested IN hlm by the trust deed al re
said.
IERMS.-The property will he sid Tor c ASH as ID
So much as Will d,ay the eNpcrsesot the sac aud the
balance vi" Le divided into three equal nsaucnts pay
able al ., - aud Is months from The ,lay Of sale and
The Title retained; 10 secure the purchase MONEY
RICHARD INREE.
DEC. o-tSJD Surviving Trustee.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-12-20

clnfidHafia iurai -ferd uf The Al on A. Il
dsiuHssr ~ lae Bfee Lion ailhert fnd. aud VII ii
: eAneestaa enu b, 8eeous Application al %. ~
oanfs b sprciiiy purchased frrH pefFL arr 'ftat
on STANDARD had dna ID rirf1,ia' trery c3as54f
tss had NTH Hca mention this be.aazo no'.se Tia
he Administrator rdfnz The lafr r. ttsf ~IH aii4e'
70 peaef prNufed Ghaa sn-h ,rus. fafa cnuVHIY d.
ssei the plaa 10 cftte. AID ALLOW The ippc so1 eH
eone prevalent. u4t 6ai Scat szHszea iar d ma Il
Ptwef. aid thal uis.a b1n aust Tesl IA f@ris5li q
t7rf stea leftnInal n n The war.
\ sFj tlHe STAGE lungs Nee IN sir way thus IA
hr endfd. Tue app.iaatnv 'us iuad vas 60 b. niai'
n'ria'n contingencies "A er g'u- aloH 1h' appointment
IT comm - 'nr's t3 ffeai with us If fstc; aud hsf
hn Hai kraur,d u. result la r. re Ircipgs al
certain portions uf tae faad Ious A. 1i,st was ean
ued IN luIl, aud 81 Tar cuus "a ,fHl 6eucfal Na'
Ia parl. cuupriai uat wa drcea Gpfu. AND caiI-d
l. c5ovenrd st .de heaauaror, Il ths army. ON -
ufdR e9tHinE. Vie lafh efJub Is#iI ast ! ua-s NJ
Nefe present at this eauaei were the heH'r7 10 tIHi
Na3H Genens Pill" aad Quiteaa. Brad -GeaeaiI-
l"zee.. su.tds and tat.na.'Jd l. IL justly s.tl
g3.dad heacnl Beti sas NOT pfesr4l "a r.uee aHief
DO. faas unfortunate disruption oi lie t'HdF e.aio :
q Al had Visited hrttft, five l,an lelwecu hin aI
Conceal Scott. l}ut eI tbs. m ~ anon
| 1as f#pem' tfr II discuss Al tins "aoHei "
,rlftlH' III eyifaiiea = J,ri'ta - Hs &'h15fa8
b'ba4hmd tot1e PURCHASE. = n toirf. 'r9ad he
jtdI.alie fdr He 1rcplia. circumstance, ~ tr cre
The del betlu os n ms p1t r.. tt9s de- Odd Ia
letter I "G4mr3 -
Tho Geao,al ia ct.ef win LIS asisl bland. IN.
pcss 80. and, ms, add, ei.qu Mt maHb'f first "ent
OVER the whuc ground bringing ia aIFforl # his psi
tn eyefs Argument 10 Nhlrh fact. mHa Il it ~. and
s'faas mpd uld give bnh r. ibs=s e3., lef1l9Hs'
hc aided the grc- and pressing anxiety r-tI II al
y ei commit lrr'an= u Tie Administrator '"imiaa.f
! b, ogmfu, u r4s..he. tb5, war. IN Ls e5aeIa
dug, lheopu'ou- ii dlletUr Co. tfs r,,,ut MI
called In accHdeI lenIs. Gca,rd Pillow, was ide
bfet s1Fea, and was hean lie 10 the illn popps d
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-12-20

IIRNIE SUBSCRIBER viii atie"d 10 the lilr'ng
of Nh, re- nj ior tie ensuing year. Peiso"s hay
ing Negroes to hire All fnd p,uch 70 Their advantage
IN appy IN JESSE L BURTON.
Dec. 2-w2W
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-12-20
Merchant Tailoring

Merchant Tailoring
j . nv o 4 4 f. T.
III The Oil Stand Of u IN. j. Oatey.
" OF LID respectfully inform the citizens Of LYNCH
burg, and the public, that he will continue Ia
conduct at The old stand oi himself and brother the
TAILORING BUSINESS.
IN all ITS branches lie has ON hand and will con
"i"'HS k''P' beautiful assortment OF Cloths Cassi
nereS |esiings, and in fact ever, thing snir,he Tor (
tienen he ~illmake up 10 order in the n,s
fashionable styles, handsome fits and warranted vnrk
mahsp. lie would invite the Alteration of the pubic
10 his stock. VI VI" l"o'ic
Fen. It's
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-12-20
.hG1IGE

fEIIIE. aaders gncl begs laeo to inf5m his friends
th-l hc has taken Olil'o NJ the Basn for the
tfrp - ai cenducting General FORWARDING ana Com
mission basnf Patealaraucntlun vii iia given Ia
he s IT all kinds Of Country Produce, ais 70 tie tnr
elasug u goods 10 ordor IN fl1- market
THOMAS J. NANCE.
Richmond, Dc i3-w5n
Rte,eaces by pc,a,is,oa.-,jamr' Caskie john jones
Al,A. Duvai. Fps. Cal. r. Picket. Ricimoud; Mes
-rs. NJ Lqasegne & Spng. + b DeIae, II Esi. -. L.
Scregss - Ly'eabms.
ECFIA ED b7 Erpres rls Morning the following
"a Dfets Good, 10 winch invite the attention II the
Ladies.
super Plaid ta-hnercs
Medallion
Cameo
Theresa
Rich Onpie s. (.Nrtr Style)
Also / BIZ silk. very uporr)
BIZ SILK fIiuges assorted
Gfscl Bcnge
Qaflng7 Ciuf lioanel fIcnes)
tap spnogs,
I.anq Whale Bones
Bufetly Combs (Shcll and Brlz.lian)
Together viii graf variety Of sinai articles which
We viii be pleased to show the 4 les.
Don. r. {. PETERS.
S,ct on l.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-12-20

II, SHHNNESEY respectfully, announces to the cit
VI Ems ii .nchbm E and the surrounding country tina,
he >tli continues To carry the
TAILORING BIT SI\ESS
at hiS old stand. rail-, Granite Buirg. on the ALI
leading 10 Martins Warehouse and few steps only below
Mas street lie Will cut Ladies' Riding Habits and Cloak
m neat sylc Gentlemen generally, and Officers OF the
Army, will BE neatly fitted and will fluid To their interest
TO give hun trail lie earnestly soicits share of public
patronage and hopes from experience of 90 years
merit and receive It.
Oct. Its TlOS SIIESNESEy
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-12-20

1 tatllIloN faHt SAL be- eI,eu al Nor.o5d
. Etai#Id. "4 tsa aseHlng oi ,lr- szzHd INST
t.rsrs8 -.
Dc. I5=z' IN Managers.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-12-20
NOTICE.

DTNAWAi from me IN the 18th October, lSi7
Ii JOHN ROBERTS,
black by abri, ~ years old sad legally bouud
ono hereby .reN arm all persons itan tarbe'ng u
cmpl,ng him \ reward Of one cent only will be paid
fr his delivery It, ne ia Iy0cbblrg.
De-. I3-W1w PERRY ". WEXFORD.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-12-20
,$H{P Of s.OfS.


u UT"TT fI.TT,NN,
IN CASllMERES. MOI Sims. AIPACCAS.
Gro de Nap. Me:inos. French Mernos. Plain and
Nahred Silks, both black and colorcd, Ginghams, Cal
Goes and oher dress Goods suited the present season
|. O.
\ large stock Of BLANKETS, Pulled Cloths, Cassi
neils, krrseys llnSeys and other goods suitable FIR
\ gro Clothing, fannes. Irish Linens Blcachcd
and Blown Domcslics, Cotton Ozna'u-gs. SC. all OF
Which The season Advancing Will be sold at pusu
dH3 r. p iceS, lie sure 10 give me a call
DE-. h-ts f. J. BIT RTON.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-12-20

THE LORD OF BUR6HLEY.
~ TLSSTsoS.


!. her car he whispers sailY.
fay han by signs can fell.
dalden. have watched thee daily.
AUd iilnk thou i0v - me we'll
She replies. in .ccenis fainter.
There us none l lovo ike thee :"
lie Is but lapdscspr p1iuier.
And aAillsge nailen she.
II 70 Ter lips. TIM csils faher.
ihsscs lbs without repn,1f
l.nads her 70 the yllisrr altar,
And thsy leave hci tathcis roof
i ra1 mike m marriage present.
huh oln ! eve NY uiir.
l-'''s. r'tli seslrse.ff stag pleasant
And love thee mlre than life F."
Thy by parks aad lodges goias,
Sec the larjly eas lc. s'anj.
sammor Wals abal then blowing,
Made murnaF IN the lIuda
fe'm deep bought himself he rauscs.
Says TO her he lovos s,wzH.
y at uS Sc thrse Iand,lm- houses
Where the ealty rsb!es dwell"
: shc g'es by INN attended
Hears hin lavingy converse.
Sees whatever TAR and splenfl
lsy LwIXl his home and his
Parks with nah and chesnut shalv.
Parks and 5idrr d gaflens rt,al,
Aatittt hamas al' lord and lazy.
Ruilf g. f,ln,s.trr. aud T. st.fa
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-12-20

.y'0y'gsF,.
fIHlf uhschcr intending 10 move to l.. ncburg, the fs
ol January next. viii sell, public auction, Tues
day, I've 2StIl inst, large and splendid stock Of
Wagons. tarryaIls. PIGughs
made lis shop b, first workmcn and o the bc., male
ras, amongst trpu large Road Wagons. ieN ho want
good Wagon NOW Is your tmc. large lot wood works
ir wagons also, my tanning utensils, nearly new and in
,ood order, my stock of cattle some hogs Of good stock
beside great many other valuable articles too numerous To
mention
Ie,us ash Will required or all sum, under ,t0 owe
that amom credit eft ~ months will be given the pulchas
Fl giving bond, with good curly
N oGsr, the time of my New london ,r -
perry terms Al ale. JN,a H. BtlI.rS
New l.enat Dec 9--t1SD
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-12-20

Annals and other Illustrated books:
S'aiobie for Christmas and .Ner iems oils
yIiiE Charm Tor Is4s, cleg CANT co,red illustrations,
Il Leaflets OF Memory, engra,ings and illustrations.
FHo Offering cf Beauty " colorcd efgrayng.
Tie Opal pure Gift Tor thr Holy DAYS
MIiaiy and Naval Annual, - ,ngraVInes,
he >mafanh or Token Of Rcmembranres,
the May Flower, very pretty ergra,ngs;
Honey -SucKle "
The Rose
The Garland,
The trcni,
Rough and Rcady Annals. ~ portraits and plates,
tloras Dictionary, elegantly bound and illustrated,
Scenes IN the Lille OF the Saviour, very beautiful,
do do do do Apostles, do do
do do do do PatriSrchs and Prophets, do
Pilgrims Progress elegant,
iapc Illustrated and Illuminated Bible bound in the most
elegant style Gold clasp.
Many fine editions of the Bible Testament, PRAYER Book
" some bound IN velvet with CLASPS &c, &c, to be had
the Book Stofe y = PAYNE
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-12-20

Nliam Shrewsbury, late Sheriff Of Bedford and as .ush
"dm dc bonls oil y !lm Minor decd VII lam A. Mi.
nor Robert keeor and Nancy ms Mc Frances fuaus
merry Frances Mnor athaIine Stephens tNtl athe fu
qn Mildred F"9ua, William Fuqua Frances tuqua and
John T. tuqua, which last five children OF Polly Fulua,
dec d. formerly Polly Minor and William Minor, [. thar.
Minor, Elizabeth Minor. His Iaughrity and Nily lis
Vic Polly Minor, John W. Bowling and Nancy ms WIFE,
Robert N,.dr and FfanceS Minor, ncieinlaht.,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-12-20
VI lSO.NIC FAIR.

A Far will be held in the new
Masonic Hall, to commence
on Tuesday, the 2Srh day Of
December next. The whole
will be under HE charge ri rhc
Ladies, who have kindly vol
unieercd their services Tor the
clslon. Il ,lrcshmcnis Of ey-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-12-20

The defendants, Robert II, csc ad Nahcv vito, alta
stephens, Cihainc A. Fuqua Mildred qua, lillian
fulaa, Frances fuIl aud 'otn T. Fuqa,not having entered
thelrappcarance aud given security according the
Assembly and the rules oi this court aud appear. by sa
factory evidence that they inhabitants o tins
we3th' il Ordered that they do, seventy, appear
Clerk Nce OF the sad ircit >npi1t Court OF aw AID
thanccry Bedford To I've held therein
the fist Mpniay fbIuary and the plain
ull : bill, and that hi- order be inserted newspaper
published lynchbrg, Tor months succcssi, ely and
posted the door the court house this county
court day
Cory -TcS,e,
JOS. WI.SOI 81.
November 10 WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-12-20
aLrlLiLLaL

sun, lame, sun Henry Sun, Lewis sun. aud - stles
u Royuod. Planutis
ssdins
Richard SUI, Jesse snh, Vincent Nelson ald Polly
his Wltt, )atid sun, and " Iilam l.. t;iaham
Defendants.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-12-20

II ueel k@', Geaeq.l 7. N'nla and &c rye NJ.
N"arr r. r.aefe trading III dc name ol Kent Kendall
y A}uafeI P,ns
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-06
Movements OF Travellers.

The arrivals yesterday were about equal to any oil
those have recorded for the past few days. IN
dermentoned hotels
AMEKlcAN-Mr Trapier, U. 8 Army; Mr.. Drenton, do;
1t De Camp, u. s. Navy; d. Tabour Philadelphia n.
Genett do: Q. Williams, New London; T. w. Williams,
do +. wilkins, Boston; H. R,msdeil, New Snrgh; BENZ.
Greene, Washington City; Thos. Yard Philadelphia
ASTORIA. Palmer Westerly; N. Hggenbotham Onei
da A. White, Albany; W. Young, T. Hamilton; Smith,
Hussy New Bedford James Bell, Texas; O. Lewis Boz
ton; ~ Hale r, do; Beach, Hartford; NJ Philde, spring
field; Murrell, England j. Sweet. Baltimore; T. Wat
son. rhila r. Forsyth, Montrea ID. Forsyth, do; Geo.
stearns Boston; James Wekans, Baltimore; j. School
craft, Albany.
CIrY-Chares Wilbert, Philadelphia n. McFarlane,
Dover; James Monroe. Pha; L. Brognard, do; f. Lea
ger, Patterson; 4. Drake, Zlnesville; Com Kearney
U. s. Navy; Decatur Smith, Phila.; j. Reed, DO ; +.
Cucher, dol G. McClany, do +. Grasac, dol Clarke,
Conn @. Sanford, Albany: ID. Samuel Phiia.; HON
NJ. Vaux, do; s. Lewis, Phiia.; Dusenoerry, Y. o.
Navy.
FaANxLrN-w. Pratt. Princeton; II. Bay,Id, Whining
ton; s. Bancroft, Boston; Henry Princeton West
cott New York; r Fady, Rochester; Bacon, YORK;
c. Bainard New Hampshire; II. Bradley, do; G. Carter
Norwich; J. A. Harvey. Kingston, Canada; Georgeherr'
Newburgh; b. Muzzy, Philadelphia; N. James Do
How ARD--T. Cunningham, Baltimore; J. Essenoerry
Philadelphia H. Ball. Virginia; T. McMsster, Boston;
Robinson Philsd; IL. Jenkins do; Il. Bryant L. Island;
n. Quackenboss. Albany; Lieut. SHEPPARD u s. a; u
Peck, st. Louis; B. Reed New Orleans; Geo Tibbatts,
Bridgeport; J. Peckhsm, Mass.
JuDsoN-D. Pratt, Princeton; G. True, Rochester; y
II. Robinson w. Cady, Providence; Robinson we :
ater, Mess; A Stevenson Rev. MIR. Coke, New YORK; j.
Hopccoh, Boston; Rev. Mr.. Edwards, New London q
Perkins Norwich; II. L. James, Mass II. Wood, NJ Pot
lar
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-06
Court OF General Sessions.


Jonas D. Phillips, Esq. Dis. Atty ad interim,
JAMS Trial TOR abandoning an Infant-At the open
ing of the court this morning. the trial Of Amelia Miller
coiored for abandoning her infant by leaving in front
Of the Franklin House, in tho month Of November last,
was proceeded with and the csse submitted to the jury
under charge of the Recorder After brief consulta
tion the jury found the accused guilty and recommend
ed her to the of the Court She was accordingly
consigned to the city prison for two months
Tiidt for Grand Laresny-A female named Mary
Brown then placed at the bar for trslon charge oil
grand larceny in having, the 2ls Of November last
stolen FIVE dresses three shawls and other property
worth 500. belonging to Mrs. Catherine Cunningham OF
No. 20 Hammerscy street The guilt Of the prisoner
being conclusvey shown, she accordingly convict
cd and sentenced to two ears imprisonment In the State
prison.
Plea of Guify--John Bonner and John Devoe, indict
ed for Stealing quantity OF clothing, alleged to be
worth S33 from the house of MIS- e. Brant, were per-
mued TO plead guilty to petit larceny for which they
were each sent to the penitentiary for six mouths
Reeognizances Forfeited William and Johr McCloud
who held to bail for .her appearances as witnesses
the part OF the prosecution in the case Of James
Goodwin indicted for arson, failing to answer when cali
ed for the purpose Of testifyinG their recognAsncss
were respectively declared to be forfeited.
The court then adjourned until tomorrow morning
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-06
Board or SuDervisors.

The Mayor presiding. The minutes Of tho last meet.
ing were read aud approved
Petitions of sundry persons 10 be relieved from taxes
were presented aud referred.
Bills Referred or James Conner, County Clerk, Of
paiy Gazette; Of Golden Rule; OF Frecmans Journal
The bill OF John 0urley, r. o.. ordeted to be paid
Reports the committee annual taxes adverse to
the pray of the petition Of collectors of taxes for ls43,
asking for compensation according to the resolution Of
2ist November, 1913; laid the table of finance
mittee In favor of ing the bill Of James King for
services crer OF the Court of Sessions Adopted and
the bill ordered to be paid.
observation-disclosures LIVINGSTON presented the fol.
lowing resolution -
Resolved That the Croton water pipes be laid down
in the 6th 9Th, 6th 9th and 10th avenues from line in
the OF block between 30h and 31s streets to the
centre 40t street. and that the be put down
soon practicable. Laid on the table.
The following preamble and resolution then Of
fered by Alderman PuRsER
Whereas the constitution adopted the Sd instant
imposes upon the Supervisors the duty of dividing the
county into Assembly districts equal to the number OF
members Of Assembly to which 1t is entitled by
law aud also requires the said Supervisors divide the
said county into four Senate dstricts-therefore,
Resolved, That committee of five be appointed for
the purpose Of preparing report the division of the
city and county Of Now York. with the Senate and
Assembly districts III accordance with the requirements
of the new constitution. Art. g. sec and s. Adopted,
and Messrs Walker, Brady, Benson, Tappan, and Pur
ser, appointed to report thereon.
The Board then adjourned
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-06

ITALIAN OrERA-Ths evening the opera Of Linda of
Chamounis is to be repeated On its first representation
was received with commentator, and we doubt
not but that il will have fair
THE AroLLorEors-The farewell concert last eve
ming OF these delightful musicians at Brooklyn,
tended by OF the largest and fashionable audi
ences collected any like occasion in that city
The children played to admraton and repeatedly
encored.
Blangy is creating an excitement in New Orleans
Seats are at premium in the st. Charles Theatre where
sh is 10 appear.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-06
Naval Intell1geuce.

The bark Coosa cargo seized by the United states
squadron off AIvarado bar the 18th OF OCTOBER last
and condemned the u. District Court as prize, on
the 4th inst were yesterday sold by the U Marshal
THE vessel was sold for $500 Mr. Fsirweather beng
the purchaser. The cotton, with tho exception oil 20
bales slightly damaged which was put up neatly ~
ages for mule transportation sold at average price OF
10 Ia cents per pound. wyhe Egaps being the par
chassrs,-.N q. Usifs, Dee. ~.