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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-01-29

O. TRE Tks RKoIsEsr BILL, now befora.
Congress, will no doubt pass. Nr. Calhoun and
his friends, who are opposed to the further pro.
secntion Of the war, will not vote on the ques.
tion, tits said. but let the bill pass,
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-01-29

G5- POsr OFricE ArroIsIMssr.-The Rev.
Mr.. spratt has been appointed Post Master at
Snyder.'cwn in the place 0: Joseph Hoover, re.
signed rs lfais aai O. G1Fa.""f'3 fsr A4."'
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-01-29

FoR MExico.--Four companies Of Michigan
volunteers, numbering in all 2o3 privates, srri.
we'd at New Orleans on the 10th instant. en- route
ioI Mexico .'.'@ '-'' "'''''
=. .r4r s.I 81. II. f.ats.f 40 stf.-
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-01-29
Later from Mexico.
Attack Of Troin on its way to the Capital
Ten Americans l4os,-SlOO,OOO worth o.
Property Captured by Guerrillss. tn'

Property Captured by Guerrlllss. tn'
. PErERsBuRa, Jan. "a.
The daily express ot this morning brings
New Orleans papers of the 18th inst. The pa.
pcrs announce the arrival of the ship Tshma.
rne, from Vera Graz, bringing dates 10 the 9Th
INST, four days later.
A part Of the last train tina, let Vera Cruz
for the capital, was attacked by guerrllas.
The party attacked consisted OF small party
uf the Mounted X i,emen, under Lieut.. Walker
which had become scattered from the rest about
seven miles The statements in regard 10 the
affair are very conaicting-some say that the
guerrilla force was about four hundred strong,
and others tha. it was only two hundred and
fifty. The guerrillas succeeded in capturing
three hundred pack mules, together with pro
perty to the smonnt of one hundred Thousand
dolhrs. The American loss was about ten out
of the thirty msn that composed the party.
Lieut. Walker had obtsined reinforceWen,s
from Vera Cruz. and had followed III pursuit OF
,he marauders.a Fl .-r '
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-01-29

T THE CArirAL AT MIcnIeAs,-B Be IT known that
the capital of the State of Michigan is Mich.
gan" in the town Lapsing not Michigan City,"
which is quite another place, but plain "Miehi,
gan"
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-01-29

MISSISSIPPI IT, S SENATOR The Legislature
Of Mississippi has elected Hon. Jefferson Davis
10 the United States Senate, the station he now
holds BY appointment of the Governor Of that
State, p, 15.stE 1ra'1r aertA h7s 1'aisf ca
Hon George PoinGexter, heretofore promi.
nent wbir. spoke in the Mississippi Convention
in favor Of the measures OF the Executive. and
in denuneia,ion Of MIR, ClAy's Lexington speech
and resolutions.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-01-29

s3 MAIL FAiLuKfs The New York Express pub.
iishes table OF mail failures from Is, Novem.
ber, isl7, to the l4th inst. They amount to
three hundred and twenty six .aI.o n'.'"
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-01-29

r c. MDDLKrows BAsK-We stated, last
week, that this Bank had been quoted with
dash by the North American, but that we had
seen no notice of any thing affecting the Bsuk
from any other source. We at the time believed
the quotation of the North American to be an
error. which, npon enquiry since, we found to
be the case. The Middletown Bank is under the
charge Of faithful and capable officers, Gen Cam.
efon being the cashier, and has always been con.
si1ered one Of the soundest Banks in the State,
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-01-29

p o. GKs. Scofr ScsPESDrb The fact Of the
suspension Of Gen. Scott from his command, has
been acknowledged inthe u s. Senate by Gen
Cass. On Monday last when the Ten Regiment
bill was called up, Mr.. Crittenden asked Mr..
Cass whether Gen. Scott had been suspended
from the command Of the army and Gen. Worth
relieved from arrest
Mr. Cass replied that both were correct aud
that the command now, devolved upon General
Butler as the senior officer. Mr. Crittenden ex
pressed his astonshmrnt and regret at the
cours pursued in this matter, tsssfi'i'a
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-01-29

CO The Court at PhiIadelp phia have decided
against Mr.. Nc Mackin, in his attempt to appro-
pirate the whole Of the goodwill aud patronage
Of ;he Saturday Courier to his own use, and on,
justly deprive the widow of his deceased partner
Of least $4,000 lie has since issued pros
prctus to publish new paper, which the court
have stopped by an injunction. He will find that
the community will not countenance him in such
hagtant selfshness and injustice. - ,..s
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-01-29

or THE DAILY Sus-Thc native paper in
PhiIadelrhia, has met with some difficulties -
There are now two suns in the horizon Of Phiia.
deIphis Mr. c. b. Barrett, who adheres to the
principles of the Native Americans. requests his
delphia. Ms. b. complains that Mr. Grover in
dsposine OF the materials &c. Of the "Daily
SUM-" to Msssrs. Cummings, Peacock and Sims,
attempted to transfer the Native American party
as appurienant thereto. fafi tta - -D.' ~ -t
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-01-29

# H
0J According TO the report Of Canal Commis.
sioners. the net revenues ofthe State Canals and
Railroads of this Commonwealth. for the year
ending Nov 80, lsl7, were ssss O44, being an
increase Of s307 522 over the net revenues Of the
previous year But for the damage by the fresh
ct, the Commissioners say, the net revenues
would have reached $i,272 i63 more than dou.
ble the net revenue. of 1876 The increase in
the tonnage on the Railroad from Philadelphia TO
Columbia over that Of 1886, 10 fifty. five mil.
lions. nine hundred aud forty thousand and eight
hundred pounds. The toll received on the Sus.
qnebanna and North and West Branrh divisions!
in lsi7, was one hundred and eighty five thou.
sand eight hundred and thirty.nine dollars and
seventy four cents, being excess Of thirty three
thousand seven hundred and four dollars and 6f.
ty.two cents over 1916 On the Delaware divi.
sion the excess of receipts over expenditures in
1917, amount 10 one hundred and forty. eight
thousand lightly two dollars and sixty seven cents
making a large interest on one million three
hundred and eighty -four thousand one hundred
and thir'y-six dollars and ninity.six cents, the
original cost Of fconstruction.
ID. j.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-01-29

EIERoIsE OF, rRk PARposlsG PowER-Durin,
the last year Gov, Young, OF New York. pardon
ed l29 convicts.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-01-29

C~THE PRFsrpEScY The leading politicians
are now 5nsy at Washington. in furtherng the
Interests of the different candidates for the Pre-.
sidency. The game is waxing warm On the
whig side, Mr. Clay is present, ostensibiy s,tend.
ing case in the Suprem. Court, but most proba.
bly, taking care of his own inieres, IN the coming
contest, md bringing in the refractory who are
disposed to desert him for . more availsblr can.
didate, Mr. Clay Mr.. Webster snd Gen Scott
are the. only. wbig candidates spoken OF The
promneat democratic candidates, are Msssrs.
Buchanan ard Dallas Of Penmylvans, Gen.
Cass Of Michigan, Nh Woodbury. of N, Hamp-
shire, and Mr. Walker i, talked of BY some,
though be has declined Mr. Walker isa native
of this county, aud was born, we hrlieve, in Nor.
THUNDER land A correspondent of the Ledger
calls him the third favorite son of Pennsylvsnia
Gen. Taylor is Tins far known only as the peo.
Piles candidate, and is the only one OF that party
yet named,
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-01-29

's The Whis convention, in Ohio, he, adjourned,
after the passage Of resolutions denouneing the
war and, supporting Senator Corwia in his lpcsi.
tion on that subject, No expression was ELECTED
as to the candidate for the Presidency. sdt i1 y.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-01-29

GREAr FrRr AT FHakeosiA, N H4A serious
fire ocea'reda at Franeonia, N. H., m Wednesday
night, the i2ih inst The large cosi house Of
the NSH Iron Factory Company, 100 feet long
by so feet wide, and containing forty thousand
bushels Of hsTcoal, took fire. The mass was
so 'horosshly ignited before the FIRE was discov.
cred, that ONLY sbost ten thoussnd bushels of the
coal could be saved, -Thsaos ofths Conpsny
viii be about $4,000,
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-12-14
New York Market.
Tuesday, Dec. l2

Flour, &c.-This morning the operations dc
not exceed 1900 bbls., aud the range is SIS, ,2s
5,37 l-2 for common to straight brands o.
Western and State S5,50a $50 Ia for pure
Genesee $500 l-2 5,S7 l-2 for Fancy, and
So, ,l2 l-2 6,62 2 for extra.
Southern is dull and shade lower. Mode
rate sales of good brands were made al S5,37-
l-2 5,44.
Rye Flour continues firm with sales Of 100
bbls at 1926.
Rye is dull at 60 a 81 lac. afoat and deliv-
cred.
In Corn there is a moderate business doing
at 20 Tic, for old round yellow, 63 Csc.
for Western mixed, and SO 60 cents for new
Southern, Jersey and Northern yellow.
Barley is dull but firm at "a Csc.
Oats are in fair demand at 33 35 l-2 cents
for River and Canal.
Provisons-The transactions in Pork are
quite moderate at Sl2,25 1881 Ia for mess,
and 50 rs a . 81 IA for prime.
Beet is steady with small sales Of country
mess and prime at $40 and g.
| Lard continues dull at 7 a l-2c for good
to prime.
For slaughtered Hogs there is moderate
demand, at Ia S So cts.
Butter and Cheese are without change to
nOtico
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-12-14
Gifts for the Holidays.
Just opened md for sale at
IL. III. TISDALE'S,

100 THAMES street. (ne~ No } al
1DC extensive and valuable assortment o'
FANCY GOOD, Of American, French and
English manufacture, suitable for he approach.
ing Holidays; which are offered at the low.
e>t prices consisting j" part Of Gold Jewelry
superior English pocke' Cutlery, Toilet wares
French Perinmery, Dressing Cases. lntics
Desks, Work Cases, Envelope and Card Ga
-es Embroidered Purses. Jewel Cases, Veg
Ivory Ornaments. Paper Weights Porte Mon
naies, Papetsrie', opeIs Glasses, Silver fruil
Knives, cake Baskets. Silver Cups, Perspec
ItiveS StsudNheS, China Vases China Tea Sets,
Games, Dominues, Chess &c, with variety
of cheap fancy articles. Also, Lamps, OF new
and beautiful patterns, tor burning it, Burn.
ing Fluid and PhoSgene Gas, which from their
peculiar construction and properties are sd-
mlrably adapted 10 enliven the Merry Christ.
mas festival, or Illuminc the ngress OF the
| HAPPY New Year" These, with the vatiet,
OF rich goods before enumerated present pnpOr.
runilies Tor the selection of "Snitabie Iio iday
Gifts" rarely inel with in any place not digni
NED with Guy Form Of Government.
Dee H.
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mAIRR1AHIHS,

In this town, Dec. IL, at the Engs' Cot
tage. by Rev. Mr. Jackson, Thomas J.
Champlin, Esq, of South Kingston. TO Miss
Caroline NJ Allen, of Portsmouth. r. |.
In this town, Nov. 80, by the Rev. Mr..
Smith, William Henry Gladdlng, of this place,
10 Miss Bethena Mitchell, Of New Shoreham.
In Bristol, Nov. 20, by the Rev. Mr.. Lave
sey, Mr.. Benjamin Whltiord to Miss Joana,
daughter of Mr.. Lefavor Dlman. of Bristol
Dec. 4, Mr.. John H. Leonard, Of Providence,
to Miss Ann T.. daughter OF Mr.. Thomas Pea
body, Of Bristol
In Belfast, Me-, Nov. el, Mr.. Nathaniel l..
Trip, of this place, to Miss Elizabeth B. XII
breth, Of Belfast
In Middctown, Nov. 90, by Elder James
! Taylor, Mr.. James l.. Durfee, Of Portsmouth,
to Mss Phebe M. Peckham OF that town.
! Accompanying the above notice was gen
crous slice of the brides loaf, Tor which the
happy couple will accep, the printer thanks
aud best wishes for their prosperity.
! In 81. Paul's Church, Wexford, by the
Rev. John H. Rouse. Mr.. Benjamin w. Ham
mond to Miss Sarah X. Johnston, both OF thl,
town.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-12-14

The large sale Of Browns SarsapariIla and
Topalo Blters, is another proof OF m eihra
Il is now about three years since /, was inst Of
trret 10 the public. although ii has been used
Nv one Of the most distinguished ph, siclan- ior
many years IN private practlre since which
The sale but steadily increased. and IL has
been sent for from all parts OF The county
where u was never advertised, Drl recon
mended by pers"ns that have used H. II ha.
been >mrped 10 loreign ports, and found read,
ror sale tha alone would seem "a De- proo
enough Of It's utility.
/ How many medicines ,here are advertised
that never sell, aud soon 90 down, and are
iorsotten How different II is with lhiS Il
hndS a ready sale where il has never been ad
vert;srd: and It's sale - continues 70 incfess'
IN all places as ii becomes hncWn
| For -ale by K J TAYLOR.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-12-14
New York Cattle Market.
Monday. Dec. IL.

At Market--950 Beef Cattle, (400 South
ern, remainder this State,) SO Cows anc
Calves, and $500 Sheep and Lambs.
Prices, &c--Beef Ca,tle-There has been
good deal Of animation in the market The past
week, and quite change has occurred, both
as regards supply and prices. Cattle are very
scarce, only nine hundred head fresh having
arrived since our last. Sales were made to-
day, in some instances, as high as So per cwt.,
and the general range of prices was from that
down TO S. SO About 100 left over.
Cows and Calves-Sales at from S25 81
to ~ so. All sold.
Sheep aud Lambs-The supplies are grad
ualy falling oif and prices are corresponding
~ firm. We quote Sheep at from Sl,2S Z
5,75 TO 500. Lambs, ST. 90 to 2,75. AL
sold
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BRIGHTON NMARKET-THunsoAY, Dec y

At market during the week 725 Beef Cat.
tic, $50 Stores. 90 Sheep and Lambs, 1900
Swine
Prices-Becf Cattle--Exra sc so; first
quality sc Sc 25 second quality S5 90 a
80 third quality 81 81 so.
Store Cat,le--Yearling Heifers Sli IL ;
2 years old Heifers S-a-; 3 years old do
si7a 25; yearllng Steers s-a-; years
old Sli 90 year cid $40 SEQ per pair.
Shcep--Sl, SO, 200; stall fed sheep
! 80 a S so.
Swine-At wholesale , Ia q &c, as in quail
uy.
We noticed one large and beautiful Steer
owned and fa,ted by Pelee Adams, ESQ: Of
Martin Of Brighton, for the Boston market
Live weigh, Of Steer 1000 lbs price 5000
Also one lage Cow fatted by Henry Stcbhlns,
Esq. Of DeeI6eld, purchased by n. Martin
! az 81 p~r 100 lb-
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-12-14

Tssfirsony Of Phvsieians and ApetAeearirs in
(aror 0( As Great EsGiisk Rsmedy for Consnmp-
Ifion - From ALISON ~ Goult. Concord, n ~.
/ DIR. BrsdIee-- Dear Sir Ia the whole hist n
IrerDe.iies tor diseases of the Lungs, nothing
l>laBds the test like the Hungarian balsam.- IL
is spoken of 10 the highes, terms by men Of
kIxnding in thi. place Yonrs, Respectful y
ALLISON Il GAULT, Apo,hecaries.
Concord, N. II April "a, I54A-From Ed
" ard Mason, Portlaod, M..-'fhe Hungarian
| |Bslssm gives good satisfaction in this city aud
vicinity and hu,e M noubt. from the ~
ports hear Of ills ssutny effects upon io.a.
lids, that IL 10 AN excellent preparation for dis
eases otthe lungs.
EDWARD MASON, Apo,hecary, SO Mid
die street, Portland. a..
| From X. J. Nichols, iisvsrbiii, Msss -
,m much pleased with the Hungarian Balrau
and from the IN 1orm satisfaction which n
gives ia PulmoBar, Consumption, ! think u
ran be conscirutiovsiy recommended by those
wh" have il for sale. Yours &c
J. r. NICHOLS, Druggist and Apo,hecary
Il From DR.. II. P Pulling. hlL.ny, N. VI
ch-eIfully give my name ia accommodation
ofihe Hungarian Balsan, believing II to be
ihs best medicine l have ever used ior dissas
.. of the lungs generally
Fl. P. HULLING, NJ. D., l07 Market street,
Albany.
DF Bradlee 4 Son, 1870 Washington stree,
Boston, sole agents for the U States aad Brit
lsh Provinces. ..t
Sold by r. J. TAYLOR. Newport. Brigg'
g. Day, Bristol, and agents generally.
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.A, MARINE LIST. as,
nupn, mn Nrvu DnnT
ARRIVED.

Wednesday, Dec. 8,
sloop 8 ID Fi.h Simmons, F River ft N Ysrs.
SIoop Hs.sx, Miller do tor do
SIoop Excel, Hatch, do for do
sloOp James Bennet, ingrahsm, Warren for do
Thursday, Dec. T.
schr Eliss II lIsrrick, Grant, Thonis.ion for New
York.
schr Monterey, -, wareham for do.
5chr lawson Dean, Packard, Thomaston TOR do.
Sloop Brunette, smith, Fall River for New London
Sunday, Dec. 10.
schr FIors, PeiingiIl. Phila for Boston.
schr yrsso Ryarson, Lubec Tor Baltimore.
srhr CinderiIls. PrIdlrion, New York for Boston.
schr Amazon. sears. Norfolk Tor Denbs.
sehr Hudson. Knight New York tor Bostea.
schr Ellen. Marshall do tor Cspe Ann.
sloop Rising sun, Taunton Tor Hartford.
Monday, Dec. IL.
Schr Oregon, Jos lin, Hartford Tor Prov.
schr Lonsdnle, Baker, Prov tor PhiIA
schr Queen, Gs,dnrr, du ir baltimore.
schr John simmons, smslI Noriolk tor wsreham.
Schr X Mansfield, Mills. Hartford tor Bo.iu1.
schr flsnet, Sisson, IRON Grsenport.
Tuesday, Dec. 10.
schr Wm A Csrlton, woodborn, Esstport for Bati.
more
sloop Arion, Miller, Prov for New York.
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TeLronApuIso THE MEssAor.--Thls tire

TrLroRAPHISo THE MESSAGE Ms " rie'
.odous document was received at the office
Of rhe American Telegraph Company in Balti'
more, at l-2 o'clock on tuesday. IL was ",
Immediately placed upon the wires 10. 81
Louis, with drop copies at twenty dineren' BID
lions Harrisburg, Pit;sburg, Cincihhall;
I.n;sv;lle. Cleveland, Detroit, Chicago, and
other places upon the line Of the es,e,n a,i0anS ana
Lake Telegraphs. The operators cohlnueo
,teir work through the night and this morning
completing the work, to every letter , ano pune.
,ua,on point, at about : CLOCK mus 'ans.
miuing the entire document IN 'Wen.y .'oui
hnurs. Considered merely as necnan'oa NC,
process, i, is indeed feat; and as II Is @ I's,"'
utei by the proprietor of the line Tree OF clStge
antilles them to the thanks OF the "noie "e'''
avn communi,y Philadelphia Republic.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-12-14

GoLp At THE MNr.-The Pennsylvania
Of Saturday says: We learn tina, dePosi
of lG 900 dollars Of California gold was made
at the mint yesterday, by gentleman just
arrived via Panama, who brings with him an
equal amount belonging to other parties The
deposit, though not yet assayed, has been
sufficiently tested to prore it to be of unusual
purity. We understand other parties are in
the posse ssion Of specimens Of great value.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-12-14

Il Remedy for Bronchitis. Boston, May 25th.
le47. Mr.. Seth w. Fowle, Dear Sir -
There are so many quack medicines at the
present time, and each one has more or less
certificates from real or mag mary individuals,
that | have for some lime had doubts Oi the
propris'y OF giving any testimony 10 fsvof OF
your medicine. But being assured thai have
been benefited by It's use, aud feeling satisfied
that by giving ~ my testimony in regard 10 its
medicinal qualities, | may, perhaps, be the
means OF saving soms one similarly afflicted, |
therefore cheeriulIy add my testimony IN favor
Of the medicine that know has done me great
good. have been afflicted with The lbronch'i.
is Tor number Of years, and by the use OF a
4 couple Of bottles of Wslar's BalSam Cf Wild
Cherry. ain happy 10 say that | am almost
free from the above troublesome di,eaSe
\ II this should te the m"anS Of saving even
| one OF my fellow beings from that most trouble
SON. and painful disease. (Bronchllis) shall
b. fully paid tor my trouble in wrling the a
bove communication Respectfully, yours,
\ 4. COVERT, Vocalist, Firm Of Covert
Dodge.
1 We take pleasure in transferring The above
certificate OF Mr.. Coved. in favor of the cura-
tive properties Of Wislar's Bal-am Of " I'D
Cherry to Our columns. Mr. Coven-of The
finn Of Co,erI & Dodge, vocali-ts--haS been
long and ia,ornby known in this city and vi
cinny as n vocalist of rare attalumenls We
have watched vi h painful anxiety his declln
| ing health from The disease OF which he speaks,
and have almost despaired of his recovery
yes we placed him 10 The catalogue Of incura-
bles but thanks 10 tie virtues OF DR.. Wisar's
Balsam he is now. greatly 10 our surprise, en-
joyng most excellent healIh.-New England
Washingtonian, roston.
For sale by X TAYLOR.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-12-14

Cleared I'm New Orleans for Liverpool Nov 3eia,
ship WIN Sprsgse. Chsce.
cid hn New York for New Orleans on the IL
brig Draper Draper
Adv At New Orleans 30th brig Prise. de Joinv iile.
Gardner, Tor Ilavana greater part ot cargo engaged
Geo Engs, Smart, for Savannah.
Cri I'm New Orleans 29th, schr Msrha. CoIxsns
for Pensacola
Arr at Wilmington Sill, brig Lisbon. Smith fof New
York.
Arr AT Rio Janeiro ll,h, brig Snow, washburn.
Arr 81 Mobile 4th, schr Fakr, Hall from ttis port.
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,NOIS SALE
and possession gicen on the 25th Of March, ls49.

and possession gipen on the 25h 0t Mdrch, lo4o.
&7vA THE undivided four-sisths of
i5sts the lot Of land with one half of the
Hns dwelling house thereon situated,
soi ) containing "a acres, which was as
signed to Margaret Alms, the widow Of Capt
Samuel Almy, late Of Portsmouth dec, as
her dover ia SAID Samuel Almy's farm, sl,us.
ted in Portsmouth.
LIKEWISE, LOT of land situated in the
North West art Of said SaIn Almys farm in
Ports mouth, with one half of the dwelling
house, which was assigned to Emeline Mum.
ford, and which now belongs to Charles II
enquire of PETER p REMINGTON, ATTY.
Newport, Dec. ID, l-4e. IT,
State of r. J. and Preridence Plantations.
Municipal Court ofihe city oi Pro'idrnee.(
Dec s. lS45.
Estate, Of Mary r. and Charles S. S.ceefiand,
Minors
DANIEL SWEETLAND OF said Provi-
Dd"nce. Gnardan of the persons aud estates
"f his children, MARY f. Sw-etlsnd and
Charles =. Swertlaud, (minOrs) presents hIs
p-,ition in writing to this Court for hcehsr
aud authority, Ia his SAID capAclty, "srlI alI
tlc right, title and interest Of said minors IN
and To- a c-rlalu lot Of land with the improve
m-nts thereon, lying iI Mlddleiown, IN III"
county of Newport, bsng part of the farm of
the late Gideon Barker. deceased. bouud-d
North on land of George Psckham. East On
land Of John Ball. and West aud Soms on The
highway. and to invest lhe proceed, Of sala
sale according 10 law. And said petition is
received. and is referred TO the nlu,h day oi
Jacuary Wrxt, al nine O'Clock A. VI for con.
.lderaion. and il is ordered that notice thereof
he published three weeks successfully, in the
Herald Of the Tunes, a newspaper printed ~
tho town Of Newport ~ said county of New.
port. a. u. GRLE NJ, Glk.
Dec. l2. 3w
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In this town Dec. 4 Catherine Hall daueh'
ter of the late Deacon Benjamin Hall, sged 81
yeaIs.
In Portsmouth Dec. tsi, Mrs. Sarah C.
Crinnell, in the 54,h year Of her age.
In Bristol, Nov. 80, Mr.. Thomas h. Nun
TO, aged ~ years.
In this town. Dec 0, Mr Henry Holt. ssss
~ Year,