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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-08-04
RESTRAINT on MARRfAoE.

The Supreme Court Of PennsS Slvania have
recently made decision reversing one made
IN the Court in which the question Of restrain,
on marriage was involved. The facts Of the
case are thus briefly stated in letter 10 the
Philadelphia News:
''Some time since, gentleman died, and
left his estate TO his "dear and loving wife, u
on condition that che would "never again
marry" Thinking it not "good to live lone
!. s0idder," she appealed to the Court-the Hon
! Ellis Lewis presiding--,o ''help her out oi
the scrape." His Honor, to his infinite credit
, and her great satisfaction, declared the will
invalid, and contrary, TO the laws Of nature
and Of nations" and in most eloquent and
philosophical 'opniou,' spoke as follows:
q "Marriage is wise regulation, in harmony
with nature and religion, and is the only eff
cient preventive Of licentionsness.
ut is the appropriate regulation of that
great instinct of nature which was designed
by the Creator to replenish the earth.
'sa "The principle Of production stands next
in importance to it's elder-borne co.relatve,
self.persevation, and is equally fundamen-
tai law of existence. 1t is the blessing which
tempered with mercy the justice of expulsion
from Paradise, it was impressed upon The
human creation by beniicent Providence
10 multiply the images Of himself, and thus 10
promote his own glory and the happiness OF
his creatures. Not man alone, but the rhoie
animal and vegetable kingdom are under an
imperious necessity 10 its mandates From
the lord of the forest to the monster of the
deep--from the subilety of the serpent TO the
innocence of the dove from the elastic en-
brace of the mountain kdlmia TO the descen.
ding modification Of the lilly Of the plain, all
nature bows submissively 10 this prmeval
law. Even the .fo,rers which perfume the
air with their fragrance and decorate the
forests and fields with their hues: are but
'ieuriains to the nuptial bed"
Had the matter rested here, every thing
would have gone on rs "merry as The mar
riage bell,n but, alas ! it was ''carried' TO the
Supreme Court, and there the "widow's Joy
was turned into mourning" BY his honor,
Judge Gibson, who, most unpoeticaly de-
claring Judge Lewis 10 have imbibed wrong
but beautiful notions upon the subject, re.
versed his decision, and upset this theory in
the following 'sledge hammer" style:
~ know Of no policy on which such a
point could be rested, except the policy
which, for the sake Of a division Of labor, would
make the man maintain the children begotten BY
another. I, would be extremely difficult TO
say why husband should not leave home
stead to his wife wiihon, being compelled to
let her share il with successor 10 his bed,
and to use it as nest 10 hatch brood of
strangers TO his blood"
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RATES FOR rSsunlSc 800 on a single Life

ExAMpLE--A person aged 90 years next birth day, by
paying the Company 90 cents would secure to his nmy
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for S2040 paid annually during life he $1,000 To be
paid when he dies The insurer securing his own bonus,
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Forms of application and oil particulars may I've had ut
the Office PETER CULLEN, President.
Vice President, WIN. NJ. BAIRD.
FRANCIS w. RAwLE, Secretary and Treasurer.
CONSULTING PHYsciAN-Dr. J b. Mosser, Sunbury.
H. PrRDy, Sunbury, Agent for Northumberland coun
ty.
Sunbury, July 2s, lsi0.--
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VVyHE Subscribers have on hand the largest as.
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To all Creditors, Legatecs


AND OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED
Notice IL Hereby Given, That the fol-
lowing named persons did on the dates affixed to
their Names file the accounts of their Adminstra-
ton to the Estates of those persons deceased, and
Guardians Accounts. &C., whose names are un-
lcrmentioncd, in the Office of the Register for the
Probate of Wills and granting Letters Of Admin
istration in, and for the County Of Northumber-
land, and that the same will be presented to the
Orphans Court OF the said County for confirma.
ton and allowance, OH TUESDAY the 7th Of .fu.
gust next, at the Court House, in Sunbury.
lS49.
March 6. Isaac Hull Guardian of John, George,
g. Mary Mutcher, minor children
of Elizabeth Mutcliler. decd.
lc. Michael Smith, Guardian of Jonas
Bobb, one of the children and heirs
of Michael Bobb, decd.
II. Catharine Herb, administrator of
William Herb. decd.
April 2. James Moore and David l.. lrand,
Administrators of William w. IT.
land, who was the Executor of Ro.
bert Irland, decd.
g. Jacob Karchner Administrator Of John
karchner, decd.
9. David Eshbacl. Gurdian of Lewis and
Margaret Eshhach, children and heirs
of Philip Eshbach, decd.
9. Jacob karcbner, Administrator of
karchncr decd. who was Guar.
dian of Samuel Clapp, minor.
II. Daniel Helm, Executor of Susannah
Paul, deed.
l6. George e. Welker. Guardian of Phil.
ander, and Sarah Emily Giberson,
minor children Of William Giberson,
decd.
2S. Peter Reed, Executor Of George Reed,
decd.
May &c. Jesse Campbell, administrator of Alex
ander Tharp, deed.
June l:. John Gcarhart, Jr., and William
Metter Jr., Administrators, &C., Of
Charles Gearhart, decd.
July :. William Montgomery, Guardian of
Mary E. Montgomery, child and
heir Of John T. Montgomery decd.
:. Samuel Furman, administrator of
Daniel Furman, decd.
,. Jacob Reed, Administrator Of Hannah
Reed, decd.
5. John Haughawout, Administrator with
the Will annexed, of Isaac Van
sickle, decd
DAVID ROCKEFELLER,
Register.
Registers Office, Sunbury
July 5th. ls49.
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ELYSBURG ACADEMY.

THE second term of this institution will COM
mence on Monday the 9th day Of August
next, under the supervision Of Spencer l.. Finney,
A. b.
1t presents the advantages of cheap boarding in
orderly families, healthy location, and compe-
tent and experienced teacher.
TERMS OF TUITION
For Latin and Greek languages, and
Mathcmatics, $500
Natural Philosophy, Chemistry, Histo-
ry, &c 800
Branches Of Q Common School Educa.
ton. 400
Composition and Defamation will be req uired
weekly from those who are sufficiently advanced
in their studies
The term will consist Of twelve weeks
Elysbufg. July rs; ls49,--<t
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SUNBURY AMERICAN AND SHAMOKIN
EouitabIe Life Insurance, Annuity
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every appertainng to life risks Of whatever kind
or nature and to receive and execute trusts make cndow
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for minors and heirs.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-08-04

IN MEMORY
OF THE
MARTYRS OF HUMANITY.
WHO FELL
During the siege, May aud June, is4s.
as
DEFENDERS OF ROME.
against
The Vaccinations Of Depotsm, the wiles Of
Ambitious Hypocrisy,
THE iNrERNAL PERrIpY or MoNARcHrcAL
WILLIAMS WHO HAVE STOLEN
POWER IN FRANCE,
by means of
ro'low professions Of that Republicanism they
m0''a'ly hate, and swearing fidelity
10 that Constitution which
they fastened most
glaringly 10
violate:
Thus richly deserving,
The loathing detestaton Of the honest and lust.
NOT so THEY
WHO FELL ON THE RAMPARTs OF ROME.
s!ernly struggling
against overwhelming numbers, ample
munition, against fate:
Their highest hope that in them, living or dead!
the sacred cause should not be dishonorsd.
Their proudest wish,
THAT FREEDOMS CHAMPION THROUGHOUT
THE WORLD MIGHT RECOGNISE THEM As
pprTuprN
Nobly dying
,ha, surviving millions may duly abhor
tyranny and love liberty:
Closing their eyes serenely,
In the generous faith that rights for all, do.
minion for none, will soon revivify the
earth baptized in their blood,
Stay needless Wanderer!
Defile not with lstless step the ashes Of heroes,
on the relics of the Martyrs swear deeper
and sterner hate TO every form of oppression.
Here learn to feel
dearer love for all who strive for Liberty.
Horc breathe Prayer
for the speedy Triumph of right over might,
light over night:
and for Rome's fallen Defenders,
Tha, the God of the oppressed and afflicted
may have them in his holy keeping.
| "Thcy never die who fall in great cause;
| The block may soak their gore,
| Their heads may sodden in the sun,
Their limbs be strung to city gates or castle walls
| But still their spirits stalk abroad"
N. Y. Tribune.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-08-04
Notice

ALL persons indebted to the subscriber, either
n by note or book account, are requested "a
come and make payment Immediately Prompt
attention to this notice may save trouble.
CHARLES. 8. BO0AR.
Sunbury, June 80, 1897
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-08-04
Traverse Jurors.

Sunbury.-Daniei Haas.
Loicer Augusfa- -Harman Shipman, Daniel
hartman, Henry Kaufman, John Daniel, DAN
iel Conrad.
Upper Augusta.-Simon Snyder, Henry
Yoxlheimer, Robert s. Grant
Rush Abraham Hoffman, Alex. Campbell
Jacob Folper
Shamokin Conrad Yeager, Jacob Chi,es-
ter, Jno Dunkelberger, Michael Zimmerman,
John Pensyl, Geo. Fox, John Ripley, Valen-
tine Klase, Jacob Noecker.
Jackson,-Daniel Hilbish, Geo. Garman,
Godfrey Scretiley, George Geise.
Upper Mahonoy.-John Maurer, BENZ. Mar
kel, Daniel Gonsert
Northumberland. Joseph Wallis, VIM For.
sythe, jr.
Point c. Horton,
Chilisquaque John McWilliams, John Glib.
son, Da, iel Dressler, VIM. c, Caul, Cornelius
Mckinley.
Milion.-Joseph Hogendobler. John Resh
Christopher Slime, Samuel Shadman, Charles
Walters.
Le,Ois.-Robert Finney, Philip Roup, Isaac
Turner.
Delaware Liser. John Mckinney
d. c. Watson, John Gufy.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-08-04

d p'FEvER IL SwIrzsRLANp.-The Cali
fever is raging in Switzerland. The
isemehts which appear in the journals
,usinr. There is one in which stock
ny proposed to freight ship for Cali.
gold diggers. II was expected 10 take
onths to go and return, and allow two
of that time for the digging OF gold.
time each man was 10 return with
DO in his pocket.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-08-04

Tins Is the OF Dying man who yet hires He rs'
cured Ot OF Scrotua, by only 7tcert Bottles
OF Brnnts Purifier than cured by the use of
7spe Gallons OF the best sarsapdria that made
SArsHparlla Inns not sufficient medical porr TO effect the
cure OF such rcrohin9y hopeless case.
Mr.. j. Is HAsKIS. OF Rome, Oneida Co NJ Y. had Sro,
via -four yearswas confined his bed the last he
was so much diseased and debiiand to he unable to
raise his hand to his head. He had the best medical sd
vicehad used all OF the best su-saparias 10 good
efret-gut and nnd considered to be in
Dying STATE and could moi live tceryour hours longer
when he commenced using BRANTS PURIFIER. His
mack eaten nearly off, from TO hole
through his rindpips under his chin that he breahsd
through the hoe-hs ear was 80 eaten around that i.
could be lifted up out of its place, 1t only holding by
small liecc--he Of one destroyed by two u
cers-an Ulcer under the large n mans hand
hSd nearly eaten through his side into hi, body thus he
was afflicted with Ttenty such parid acrd offensive u
GERS various parts of his person. For further aud full
particulars our Pdmphkis.
Doct THOMAS WILLIAMS. one OF the most skilfu phy
cians OF Rome. called 10 Haskn the day before
he commenced using Brants Purifier. Doct. w exam.
ned him and then Old him that all the medicines In the
ie0rld could not kiin-that his
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-08-04
LIST OF JURORS
hF Northumberland County for August Tern
VA, D. lS49.
Grand Jurors.

Lower Augusta.-John Ebright, VIM. De.
witt, Saml. Shive.
Shamok,n john Smith, Samuel John, Sam.
mel Evert.
Jaekso.- Nicholas Drumheller. Solomon
BiIlman, Ruben Zar,man.
Louer Mahonoy.-John Messner, John Bor.
rel, jr.
Little Mahonoy-George Swinehart.
Upper Mahonoy, Daniel Dunkelberger
Northumberland, d,-George Everett,
Poim.-Jesse Amerman, John Mauser.
Chilisquaqe John Simpson.
Milton.-Samuel Kyles, Thos. Taes, d. C.
Caul,
Turbus.-Andrew Follmer.
Lew's,-A. |. Karchner, Geo. A. Wykof
Delatrare Joseph Durham.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-08-04
Notice to Delinquents.

4 IL persons indebted to the subscriber. longer
N than six months. on note Or book account are
res uestcd to cal and make settlement elie their
&C, cunts will be left with mssiszsN fos collse-
ten. JOHN w. FkiLInu
eunbuzy, July 7. ists.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-08-04

ssY ArrAIR.-The Woodstock tva.)
.egiou says that Mr.. Richard Miller,
master a, Edinburg, has received his
pa, rs, and that his successor cannot
l.: such man being known.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-08-04

IN Romx.--It is said that since the
tho Pope from Rome, 10000 copies
bio have been sold in that city
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-08-04
LIST OF CAUSES

L\OR trial in the Court Common Pleas of Nor
Il thumberland County at August Term lS49.
Mary Dclb vs. John Dclb
Jacob Reed vs. David n. Lake ct al
Danville & Pottsve ,,
Rail Road Co. ha"0od q ohyoef
VIM 4 r. Fegely vs. George Heckert
Israel Gutclius vs. John Porter
Elijah Crawford vs. M. Il Philip Billmycr
VIM. Starks vs. John McGnnis
Frederick Kecner VS. VIM Ayres
John Garver's heirs vs. Leah Stroeckcr
Andrew Carver ct al vs. same
Robert M. Clark W. Isaac Brown
Henry H. Burr VS. Vim. McCay' adm'rs
Thomas Allen vs. James Cummings
John McGinnis vs. VIM. Starks
J. G. Montgomery etal vs. Thomas Lloyd
Jonathan Furman VS. Samuel Furman
Lewis Gresham ct al VS. Jacob Ruhs cx'rs
Lrach Stoecker VS. Jacob Hoffman
Jacob Houscl & wife vs. Philip House adrsrs
John N. Martz VS. JOS II. q J. Kline
Jonathan Pursel & wife VS. same
Elijah Search James Covert
Eleanor Reeds adm'rs VS. Jacob Weik
T.. Pauding & Co. VS. Jas. Dc Normandie
Mary McCay VS. VIM. McCay's adms
D. Hoats for ]. Bound VS. Harrington l. Giltncr
Same for Mathews VS. Conrad Giltncr
J. P. Shultz VS. Jacob Weike
Peter Richtcr's ex'rs VS. Dodge L. Barre.
Peter Erwine vs. John Jacob Wckc
Ann Myers Dcwart & Jordan ct al
Rachael McCarty VS. Elizabeth Weitzel ct al
Jacob W. Seitznger vs. Leah Strocckcr
John McMahan VS. Vim. Frick &, Z Sliler
VIM. & r. Fegely & Co. VS. John Shissler
Bennvillc Clapp VS. Baltzcr Garnhart
Noah S. Mackey vs. Samuel Finney
Thomas Kccf1er VS. Samuel Blan
Moses Chamberlain VS. Thomas S. Mackey
d. Hoats for W. H. Frymirc vs. Isaac Brown
Samuel Boudmsn VS. Jacob Hover
D. S. Dodge fer Moor & Biddle VS. W. & Il. Fegely
Sarah Reed VS. Eleanor Reeds adm'is
Jacob karchner David Frymire ct al
Jacob w. Pfouts VS. A. Rhawn
Jacob Weimer vs. Ira T. Clement
John Hover vs. Frederick Haas
Aaron Reply VS. Ira 7. Clement
Palmer B. Johnson vs. James White
Chas. w. Richards vs Joseph Petit
David Miller =. Ellington, Buyers &
N1''' '"''''' Hunter
Chas. G. Dotts vs. A. J. Fctzer
Jacob p. Miller et al vs. J. & NJ. a. Sweeney
Sarah Boyer ct al vs. J. Wynn & J. Vanzant
William Murry Batzar Garnhart
,. S,;.. -. r. Goodman e. the
'"N'' Com. of Penna
VIM De Puey vs. Jacob Leisenring
WIN II Thompson VS. Jacob Cabc
Mary Snyder ct al VS. Robert w Drum
same vs. James Drum
Joseph Vandyke VS. Cornelius Smith
Pontus d Thompson Samuel r Wood
John L TMcPherson vs. Snyder, NJ Snyder ct al
John Shook vs. John s Shade & wife
con, r., S.,,, r,, 49, S d Jordan, S Hunter
Alex Jordan
NJ Sweeney y wife vs. Michael Miller
d d Montgomery VS. Robert Mccormick
John B Miller VS. John Boyds ex'rs
Vim l. Dcwart Us Northumberland county
JOHN FARNSWOITH, ProtA'ry.
Prothonotary's Office }
sunbury July IA, ls4s.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-08-04
Worse than Hopeless

Now hear Mr.. HASKlNS ststcmcnt of cure. He said ::
Ny wife procured one bottle of BRANTS PURIFYING
EXTRACT Of BsssH & Leonard Druggists. of Rome
! commenced usng that and began to get bet,errHAr
confined yedr-the SECOND hottie enabled me 10 9d
out Of the houseths THIRD bottle enabled TO Walk
7co Miles to Rome Centre, where procured Sr Bottles
more and when had finished using them Serenseen
OF Twenty Ulcers ur-and three bottles
effected a PERFECT CURE vi MI the Ulcers, and
oaoih h,,tb
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-08-04
"JoURNAL OF SENATE

JOURNAL OF SEkATE.
'heso!uiion, No lss, entitled Resolution was read
thd Time on the question, Will the Senate agree to the
resolution The Yeas and Nays were taken arecaby TO
the CONSTITUTION, and were as follow, VIZ:
"fEhs-Messrs. Blas. Brawley, CrabL. Cunningham
Forsyth Iiugus, hison, Lawrence, Lewis Mas ~ Mat.
ihas, NCasln, Rich Richards, Stder, Sankey Savcry
small, SIN! ser, Scrrett and Stinc--2l
"NAYs-Messrs, Best, Drum, Frck Ives King Konir.
macher, Potteiger and Darse, SPEAKER-s
80 the question was determined in the Affirmative
JOURNAL OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTA-.
TIvEs.
"Shal the resolution pass The yeas and nays were
taken agreeaby to the provision of the tenth article Of the
Constitution and are as follows viz:
"fRAs-Messrs Gideon j. Ball, David Rent CIaip
Blddle Peter ID. Bloom, David NJ. Boe, Thomas X Bull
Jacob Cnrt John ii. Dieh, Nathaniel A. Elliott Josrph
Emery, David u. Eshleman. William Evans John Faus Nd
Samuel Fegely, Joseph w. Fisher, Henry NJ Fuller
Thomas Grove, Robert Hamrson George p Henszey
Thomas Herring ,seph Higgins Charles Hortz Joseph
b. Hover Robert kloiz. Harrison p. Laird, Abraham
lanberton James J. Lewis james w. Long, Jacob NJ
Cnrtney, John + M'Cul cb Hugh M'Kee, John MIaugh.
I'M Adam Martini Samuel Marx, John c. Myers Edward
Apnz Robb, George Raplcy, The DIRE Ryman, Bernard
>. Schoonover, Samuel Seibert, John Sharp, Christian
Snively, Thomas c. Steel Jeremiah b. Stubbs Joseph
Stuiznan, Marshall Swurzwelder, Samuel Taggert Geo
T. Thorn, Nicholas Thorn Arunah Wates, Samuel Wei.
rich Alonza !. Wilcox, Daniel Zerbey and William F
Packer, Speaker-5s.
"NAys-Messcs. Augustus X. Cornyn, David NJ Court.
ncy, David Evans Henry s. Evans John Fenlon John w
George. Thomas Gillespie, John b. Gordon VIM Henry,
James Kirk, Joseph Laubach, Robert Little John s
MCalmont John MKee William M'Sherry, Josiah Miller
William i. Morrison, John A. Otto, William Y Roberts
John W. Roseberry, John b Ruthcrf rd, Rundc Smith
John smyth, hn souder George Walters and David +
Williams,--26
$50 the question was determined in the athmatiyen
SEcRErARY's OFFICE, }
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-08-04

,pLEos BoNAPARrE, (son Of Jerome
,sin to the Presideni,) who is men,
the Assembly, abstained from voting
solution of thanks to the French army
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-08-04
Table of Premiums required for the Assurance Of S100 fo
the whole term Of Life

The premiums are less than any other company and the
policies afford greater advantages Tables of hayearly
and quarterly premiums half credit rates OF premium short
terms joint lives, survvorshps and endowments; also
form Of Application or which there are blank shec,s
to be had application at the office, or by letter to the
Agent, J. H. PURDY, Sunbury.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-08-04
ORPHANS COURT
SALE

oLA1/xIs
N pursuance Of an order Of the Orphans Cour
J Of Northumberland county, will be exposed "a
public sale at the Court House in Sunbury, Or
Saturday the 9TH day Of August next; the undi
vided two-scvenths part Of certain tract Of land
situate In Shsmokin township, Northumberland
county, adjoining lands Of Jacob Leisenring, Nor
gan Hughes, Wilson Price, Solomon Ruch and
others, containing in the whole about 2s7 acres
about ~ acres Of which are cleared; wheron ars
erected log and frame house, barn, fruit tree,
&C., &c. Late the estate Of Joseph Yocum, dec'd
Sale to commence OF 10 o'clock, A. M, Of said day
when the terms thereof will be made known.
HUGH H. TEATS,
JOHN .FARNWORTH.
Guardians.
BY order Of the Court, /,
David Rockefeller, Clk. o. C.
Sunbury, July Z, lS4s.--ts
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STRAY EcRST.

ZANE to the premises Of the subscriher,i in Low
- er Augusta township about three weeks since,
a dun-colored horse, with black name, black legs
below the knees, and black tail, and of about the
common size. lie had on when he came halter
without strap The owner upon proving pro-
perty and paying the expenses can have him by
callingon JOHN BURNS.
Lower August tshp, July IA, ls49-4t
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One Dollars Worth
DANGEROUS ScROFULA!

How much CAscER-how much SYPHLis-how much
ScaoFuLA-wi One Dollars north oi Branfs PURIFIER
cure Head the following statement, which is speci'
g To-,
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L\OR trial in the Court Common Pleas of Nor
u thumberland County at August Term ls49
Mary Dclb ye rohr Do,L
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-08-04

n ISSUE PAPER.-Yellow Tissue paper for
covering glasses, &C., for sale at the Office Of
the American.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-01-31

! The eerisioa ~ he rh,ir ,rss arreai-
"a fran. and ga HAS qurssis.a lhr Has.
was addressed ~ Me-srs. Siaalv. nav.
mr.. n0iliin. Mrissir. t'lrneni. sni Nose
] II. BsloEr he que,iian SIS lskrA -
lhs appeal. he House adiaurafd.
Wednesday. gsuuagy "a.
The Sprskes deridri lhai ne soir of )
n.sjarily MS only necessary % rass III
bail concerning cnnsenii.,n % amend
llie Constitution. uhirh Mas arltd On lasl
night
ST.. Sianly sppealed from he arrision
Of The Chair. and he desisioa Was re-
FeTsed.
nr. Slaniy moved % Law he whole
mailer on .he liable. I.nsl-ayss IL. nOes
S..
Mr.. csidwell. 81 GuillarA. mored n
reconsider The snie ~ whirh The bill Gas
Isjeeied. l.osl-77 ayes. 3 nors.
Nc. Courts. from llr committee 30 pro-
positions and grievances. reported pnlase-
rsbly 10 the bill In amend an arl ronrem-
ing Religions Societies. The bill did moi
pass.
The bill far The relief or lie Whining
ton and Raleigh Railroad was then taken
up. the question being on the amendment
Of Nr. Rayner. A discussion arose. which
continued until The House took ! RECESS.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The bill 10 increase The revenue 81 The
State was taken up. and several propasi-
lions made 10 amend.
EVENING SESSION.
The bill for The relief nf the Wilming-
Ton and Raleigh Railroad Company was
amended and passed lis third Iealing-I
ayes 50, nays ~.
Thursday. January es.
Tile special order. the bill supplement
al % an act 10 establish The I.unaiic Asy
Ism. was taken up. he question being on
the motion of Mr. Ballard. Ia reconsider
The vote BY which the House refused Ia
STRIKE oui " Lexington" Tile question
was decided in The affirmative; ayes 81.
noes a..
The question was taken. and The House
agreed TO strike out Lexington.
Several places were named. aud some
debate arose.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The bill Ia increase The Revenue of lie |
Stale was taken up and amended, and The
bill passed-ayes 40, noes 25.
EVENING SESSION
The House proceeded 10 consider the
and Raleigh Railroad bill.
which was amended and passed It's third
'eading-yels 81, nays 80.
A large number Of bills were disposed
i, and then the House adjourned.