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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-03-30
LIST OF CAUSES

EINOR trial in the Court Common Pleas Of Nor
a thumherand County at April Term 1850.
Bowers Lowber ct al George Miller q son
same vs. Jonas Bowman
Jonas Bowman ct al VS. Abraham Shipman
same VS. Samuel kaufman
Danville & Pottsve -, ,,,,.,, .. S,,.,.-
Rail Road Co. ' ii"' "''" ~ "'"'
VIM & r, Fcgely George Heckert
Frederick Kccncr VS. VIM. Ayrcs
John Garvers heirs VS. Leah Sroecker
Henry II. Burr VS. VIM. McCay adm rs
Laeh Stroeckcr VS. Jacob Hoffman
Peter Richter's cx'rs VS. Dodge * Barrct
Ann Myers vs. Dewart& Jordan ct al
Rachael McCarty Elizabeth Weitzel ct al
VIM. q II. Fcgely & Co. VS. John Shissler
Noah : Mackey VS. Samuel Finney
DS. DODGE for Moore 81 Biddle VS. w. q H. Fegcly
Jacob Karchner vs. David Frynire ct al
Aaron Rcppart vs. Ira 7. Clement
Chas. w. Richards VS. Joseph Petit
Mary Snyder ctul rs Robert W Dunn
same James Dunn
VIM ii Thompson vs. Jacob Cabe
Joseph Nuudyke vs. Cornelius smith
Ponuus d Thompson vs. Samuel II Wood
Com. for Saml Furman = 'o.~H'I a I,1 it"'''''
John b Miller VS. John b Boyds ex'rs
Robert MeCay VS. Eward A kutzuer
Jacob Philips VS. George l.. Weimer
/ A Lawrence admir- of
Sarah Leighou. ''' ~ "'i'''' ~ at
] Clayton for ] McWiams rs John Bowen
+ O'Donnell for VIM NagIc VS. John Divers
uroh RsIIas 80 Vim. Reed, admir- OF
Robert :. Grant
Mary Vickey vs. Peter Fessler
same Peter Brosious
same VS. John Bobb
same VS. Daniel Gonsert
John Urben ct al VS. Starrick * Shriner
Franklin Plat & Co., VS. same
Charles ii Frick VS. Eli Slifer
Thos Cummings ct al vs. ] Parke & ID X Rishe
Jonathan Leedam ct al vs. VIM McCay's adm'r.
Chas Peasants VS. James & Vim Ross
Daniel Rhoads Jacob Wlman
g Tyson for Job Tyson VS. Day 6lhnech
Christian Bollinger VS. Cha
George TroNel vs. BenfSG IN
Chas. A, Andre VS. +. Matihs~
Daniel Hannabach VS. John Conrad
Moses Bower VS. Richard Goodman
Chss Shuex vs. Geo kutz
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HICKEY & TULL,
No. $50 Chestnut street,
(Opposite the Areade)
plyTLADEEPYiS

PHILADELPHIA,
M MANUFACTURERS of their improved style
Lh Elastic Steel Spring, Solid Sole Leather, and
Solid Riveted
TRUNKS,
which took the only first premium, awarded by
the Franklin institute at their last exhibition.
II. q Il. take pleasure in informing the travel
ling public, that they have now on hand, beau
ttlul assortment of their improved style of Solid
Sole Leather Trunks; Double and Single Folio
Trunks, of various styles; Ladies' Trunks, Va
lice Trunks, Bonnet Boxes, Cap Cases, Carpet
Bags, and an elegant assortment of superior En-
ameled Patent Leather Bags, with every article
in their line of business.
~ Old Trunks Repaired or taken in exchange
for New ones. ALEX. l.. HICKEY.
RICHARD w. TULL.
Philadelphia, Nov. II, lsl9.-
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
n Office is hereby given, that letters of Admin
~ stration on the estate of George Deppin, late
Of Jackson township, Northumberland county,
decd, have been granted to the subscriber. All
persons having claims against the estate will pre-
sent them for examination and settlement, and
those indebted will please make immediate pay
ment. WILLIAM DEPPIN, Admir-.
Jackson tshp. March ., ls50.-6t
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COlStNiSG.

A country gentleman lately arrived at Bos-
ton, and Immediately repaired to the house
of a relative, lady who had married mer-
chant of that city. The parties were glad to
see him, and invited him to make their
HOUSE his home las he declared his intention
. of remaining in tina, city but a day or two).
The husband Of the lady, anxious to show at
teniion 10 n relative and friend of his wife,
took the gentleman's horse 10 livery stable
in Hanover street,
Finally, the visit became visitation, and
the merchant, after the lapse of eleven days
found, besides lodging and boarding the gem
tleman, a pretty considerable bill had run up
at the livery stable. Accordingly, he went
to the man who kept the stable, and told him
when the gentleman took his horse he would
pay the bill.
"yery good" said the stable keeper Il
understand you"
Accordingly, in short time, the country
gentleman went 10 the stable, and ordered his
horse TO be got ready The bill, of course
was presented.
"0h,n said the gentleman, "Mr. -, my
relative, will pay this"
every good sir, please 10 get an order
from Mr.. -; it will be the same as the
money"
The horse was put up again, and down
went the country gentleman TO the long
wharf, where the merchant kept.
"Well," said he, ~ am going now "
"Are you?n said the merchant, 'well, good
bye ~
''Well, about my horse; the man says the
bill must be paid for his keeping"
"Well, | suppose that is all right, sirn
"Yes--well, but you know Im your wife,
cousin"
dyes" said the merchant, ~ know tha
you are but your horse is not"
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-03-30
JAMES NOLAN s. co,

JAMES NOLAN s. CO.,
IMPORTERS OF
English, French s. German Goods,
No. 1876 Market Street,
AnovE roURTn STREET, uP STAIRS,
PETE
Needles, Stay Binding, Sewing Silk,
Pins, Carpet do Thmbcs,
Tapes, Coat, do Bodkins,
Cords, Flannel do Hooks & Eyes,
Gallons, Quality do Zephyr Worsted,
Buttons, Furniture " Patent Thread,
Tailors Twist, Purse Twist, Wire Ribbon,
Silk, Cotton. and Linen Canvass,
Gloves, Hosiery, Shirts and Drawers, Comforts,
Infants Socks, Children's Gaiers, Suspenders,
Woolen Yarn and great variety Of STAPLE
AND FANCY TRIMMINGS.
March 2, lS5O-lm
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-03-30

IN 1892 Captain Ross, examined the north
eastern coast of North America, and proves
that the continent reaches 10 Lancaster Sound
The faster you read the following the more
amusement you will have:
az saw FIVE brave maids, sitting on five
broad beds, brading broad braids | said 10
,as~fve brave maids, sitting on FIVE broad
sSaiding broad braids-'Braid broad
-s maids."
of the chloride of zinc is an
N~ainst bed bugs. 1t is ap-
\ is the discovery Of
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One Dollars Worth !
DANGEROUS ScROFULA!

How much CASCER-hnw much SrruILu-how Uueh
ScRoFuLLwill O,e Doldrs ico,th of Branfs PURIFIER
cure Read the following statement which s speed
men of mower
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-03-30
A CALL TO HOUSEKEEPERS
Al the Cabinet Ware Room Of
SEB'N HOUPT & co.
Market Square,

Also al The cOrncr ot FdWn Street y Tie RdiIr0ad,
SUNBURY, PA.
Thankful for the patronage of his friends and
customers during the II years he has been in bust
ness in this place, he solicts from the public a
,iauancc of their iayors. During this period he
has endeavored to keep up with the improvements
of the day, and has accordingly extended his busi-
ness in every branch and variety. The public are
therefore invited to the attention of the present
stock of
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-03-30
klAhELlN on self Preservation.
ONLY 25 CENTS.

O4Nl-l - NF'N 10
This Book lust puldshedis flel with useful mfornat m
ON the mhTulus AMI diseases ui the Gtneriye Organs.
It addresses ilscfaiko tn YOUTH, MANHOOD and OLD
AGE, and shluld he read hy ui
The valuable advice and impressive warning It gives,
viii prevent years Of misery and snioTrg and annual
ly Thousands ol Lives
Parents by reading II will learn how TO prevent the des
tructiun ui their children.
%ySA remittance Cd 3j ceIts enclosed in letter, ad-
dressed to DIR. klNkElIN, n. W. corner of THIRD
UNION Streets, between Spruce & Pine, Philadelphia,
will ensure a book, under envelope, per reiumol mail.
Persous a distance may address Dr X by letter, (post-
paid) and he cured nj home.
PACKAGES OF MEDlClFES DIRECTIONS, &c,
forwarded by sending remittance, and put up from
DAMAGE OF CURlOSrl.
booksellers, New Agents, Pedhrs Canyassnrs, and all
others supplied with the above work at very low rates.
February 9, lSjO.-ly
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becauts one F0'ie c Il has medical curative mst
ter in IT, snd Ia equrnce areass in much
less time than JU;:ls Of any other medicine.
IT, then. GYE Bottle of BEANT's PUHiyIEt viii eura
-FOUR TINES disrHse than oHs botils OF sarssPs
-id RRaNT's PUhIFIrs" would be ~ eh at four dc
lars a bottle sdysdpdri'a dollar. Bat BRAHTs
PURIFIER is sold for oulJ ONE DOLLAR bottle aud
bottle OF it has cured aud capable Of curing -Four
7i7s As much disease Jols Of sarfapdrS there
fore aria in consequence OF it's less aud
less medical efficacy, should be sold than
TesSty Fire Cuts per bottle to be cheap the PvII.
Efgu uatO OurT laI
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Worse than Hopeless {!

Now hear Mr UASKIN'S statement Of eurs lie ssA !:
nv wife procured onn bottle Of BRSNT'S PURIFYING
EXTRACT of RisssH & Leoafr3 Dmsgists. of Rorns
commenced vsing that Hnd Began TO get bettU-rHAr
BOTTLE enabled me 10 Ret oG my bed, where had be-s
conhrcd oEe y,ar-the SECOND bottle enabled mo xa
out Of the house e-thc bottle enabled Wah
Ic0 Miles to Rome Centre whore procured Sir Beetles
more und when had flushed using them Ssrer.ees
OF IIrsEiy Ulcers RAD HEALED UPRnd Tires botles
effected PERFECT CURE uf all the Ulcers, and re-
lra1 q, ccf lrtL
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OL|@
SCROF FULA
BRANT'S INDIAN
PURIFYING EXTRACT

Is such Medicine in respect and thsro Is sbun-
dant proof in great effected, that ONE BoTTLE a
porr thsn there /. contained in Fsw BOaiss OF any
sdpsria any otis msdicns that has bean oftrsa
for sale There is unduub,ed proof In psmphsts,
that 10y the of this great iHdisn Pvrttr they that
wcro DYING yet LvE-thcy that were LAME and Csir-
PLrp can now WALK-thcy that vsrs SfcR SCIoJuLaus.
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DIED,

on N.ato evening Aprl o. LOUISA. -i.ei wr,n H,a.
,sei % years
H. ,t,-- .ai eai. II Che nrn5 a,,si ,u-ui beg
nFr N-ir~s.y. a. ID otc.s AM tom h-i ate sst-a- ip
fonr't ifrnue without flrftsr ftt.o
~ vermont ntler q.stse COPY
On Iaesi" APn f,oa'umftol JOIN '.a Il J..a tast
tlsl D. AMI 4h tsis.
Tie trends oftIs ft' r-sps4, s'f-ol De-
r hs ,ii-rHo1a e, o.A a. he fss isns of BE- u-i r.
.ngln
Ahe short .ns. ELtLARFfH. daughter ri 30 Cotuot
Ice aad Ileni. . The H1y nfsf lsr
-r,i nn .usIi Afternoon a. clock n - i-sj-,s e trf
other Second st-ul- sts
s.itsny. Sunday essnrg N,r,b o. WILLIAM EBHEfs
sou uf Juues k6t-t.. stei ~ ls.r
~ r. rnf, sni relative. respectfully tel 10 attend b..
oo Ne'ns-f's, April itt otook aon Che
h- ataer. l6l kinst SO
os-r.a' irst hs hf. % Jsc.oa n Ja,s,o. Coalu
Va Inc ih tY NJ MANI lS sfsf short In ps1fi flss
tLAtl,,AJ A>siEN tle vie n John o. 9 hi,sef "a
h- 'H year tef as- esrng lssoalats iHfhtfi sn, l
Y0l.e ~ .hlirsu. arf mrnl md
noaru - wafl o. item trJ thsrs ,ui rferNso- if
- dreamed daughter II he Ave iphtn Conrad ONE t
N~e Nok. and N ef las dos o. ut ihe crrfB
She remarkable fnr her i-Fofou bus
tuf OBI ren AMI lous-hoA f 10 kl-ss Of heart hsr
etefqrs- capacity for lu.ns. sd .toag un-sfan NJ - 3d.
nbued s suol ar aud Af-b dspost res team of ~
found The fnrert sod stifs ei 10 god taf ~
rtol %. M who knes her Tier iunefa. sfgeg attent
synlsfhIsrg community Tine alone admin balm i1
e paa ~ aneseu 80 distressing sni widely moansd N
a. lf Providence m 20 fLe sfrtru srd s
vsrv % ne bos by ne dspenaton Of he al And ecul
gonfa--s.
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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.
20, Sale, Of s,ock., &c. zee Fouyh Page

TUESDAY April ppm.
The Stock market todsy has been rather active
aad ne quotations have been calculating. Some Of he
Fancies tell or bat generally tho market YVES trm. Gov
ia fair request and improving. The bill
aaving passed Legislature forbddng Corporations
rom pleading usur The bonds Of The Eric road advanced
10 o. The tendency however Of tbs market Is upward
Al Tue Second Board, H'rem was heavy
The market for Exchange closed very firmly.
sad ths supply OF bills nearly exhausted Sterling
held =, per By leading drawers The bulk Of
the stGsi per cent Francs are 53ja
$50 ard very Toe rsmittsnees very large
By MS
In Freights we hear Of 30 600 bushels Corn. at
O. haf Ia bulk and small JOS Cotton 4, u % LIZ.
erpoo. Some Nayal Stores Tor Liverpool
and L5reon a. IA Dead Weight ia 5da1o. A foreign
vessel 4ken, FOR direct port IN ifsisad Al ID To
HAyre sons Cotton was Lsken a. ic.
Money Is more stringent bat the supply Is still
4fse Tie quantity Of paper oserng Considerable aaa
quotations. ralaef slfsning Ga ca, .osns are y
for paper. I'd for shOr- sdlZ ~ .0nz
The Receipts Of the New. York and Harlem Ran.
road Co have been as follows March, lsi3 sS0ie5 q
March, 1850 s316Ss Zl-Iacfesse "a 1850, s15eO S.
There have gone considerable remittance d
socks BY ihis steamer u hen In orders The
disturbed condition Of The Coanasn, will Increase their
nyessa. n oeks and Ong his continues he
prices wiz remAis high.
There IA q suspicion that the Secretary Of the
Tress8y investing oee money he stock Of 1911,
but We Cannot discover that sgca Is tas case sad
doubt =
Tie amour. Of Com Ia the sab Treasury IS still
accgla.aang The Receipts are tezgs. Payment
O. go Balance s4sl7so4
The Outstanding Treasury Notes are aow reduced
70 $4,000
The North River Insurance Company has de
cared seni-anua dlvdec4 Of SIX per The Pacific
Bsnk Nantucket four per Hirghan BANK, four per
ecu, cd Colony Bank five per cent The Harrisburg
Lascssser aad N0ua Joy Railroad have declared u per
dividend Gear Of State tax, for The as, sI moaths
We understand that the two millions OF Mexican
Indemnity be pad to The sgeal Of The Roth.
chlGs VII act De sect abroad 10 Exchange.
The passage IN or Legislature Of bill prohib
ing Corposaons from pleading asury, VIII msrsrsiy az
as, ihese Corporations IN negou1ag Iher bonds A. TIE
Wes, Legislatures have frequently passed spees aets
satonEisg Railroad Corporations 70 sell heir oords a.
the make; price IN State hey have had nc such
privilege although ne result eas been obtained N az
Indirect manner Had this act been sooner paced the
Ere Railroad would probably bsye saved many thousand
dollars n heir go,.<ons The belief Iass this b would
pssa sac thus make Erie B0nes gndoaCed ssesnly
srs.ay sassSesd ~ pos Of sss bonds Ak or sghi per
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xxxIa CoNGREss.Fir., session.

SENATE .w.ssiSer0>. Tuestav A7r:l ?
TIE Sers- net Or iei prpo-- 20 a1en. ns M fnefs
-.--.--s ~ ~ ATE NJ CsLHl-N TIE gel-rits
crosc-d every pa- El- l--crecs have .eA TX doors
1-sa.- to l5fs- aiE-ss
A. - 5c.crs iEe a-l'-Ts % he Ho1ae n Rer-e.e1ta
-vas --rei-t ~ r-s--rs e1i-r~i tn Clsnb-r Th-
creme CON- % l4r 1.e1 President To- arf
e CsoInst -oi s'er -atrre- te ooc-p1as o. ia- Tor
rs1gi0 receive hen Il- 1-sieui ~ss c0ni lsiei ID
sesi = ~ rflf RI - ss P-siie1t Ihe cieo-sic
-1-T. Which Arse.y represented coupled seas lea
- cer'er @ - C-suoer Numerous ctcers q ~ any
a. -Arr al many s- gulsle1 s-a1ssrs ccclpiec ne
.1tss lr .r r1.
Aitwe-,y ulinl-s sfsr p ,as rena,s were orolshi
lie C4aut-r 81 c1arse % ,as Committee o. Arrange
4-- ~ t-Fr- ~ o. a. = 70 re i-teasei &c >l-sl
Cs-u.rs o. ss-1r i1 H. Hols- srd o1cr f-rnls As
rl-r-ers The corpse -. sct- -nri sey 10 front ~
&C. ce-Pr-s -c--s -ess Ter ne 2~ii-fntrce e -le
t..s-ocaia stIr-c ans -1e delivery rf bret ol "a az
p & IMPRESSIVE a-trsss rs Rev n scriEs, ChA7sin
De se-se. from 7,A verse ~ 81 fss-n. The rF'ces
ID. l-i-aa' h,.-r' =. s'''
c---... Z f-s-s----,'i, ..-. Ns.a. Di...' NJ Az
q. B-s-y-..-, 'i,-s-a. Ga. w,.,-r c,,.. Xxx 81
p. ,=.y 40. t-.a.. p. .. ...,s 60.
- se-''- 'lo Ae---s--'i-e- @ 10 sac co -' e'i'-''
IL s--.-,-.. ., ,-a. I, ,s- s-a,,- d ,, ra,-l s,--
- s-n'is - a-r- si'rs. P--s-- y te ff t'f'' "
t- l-- SAFE. a. t.rr ,e--st'1
%, s----'l''' AVIS q. ,.- Ha, o.. E'r ,-,-s.,
u- r--,.-1s - t-,- States
IT, l. 81 J-.-r- frt ks.-sf-e --.t o. ID te '1r1-
c-.r ..ta- ~ s's--'. 'aa 70 oarrr
J.'... - ,.- t--,a -.s.-.
H-.rr -.s Et-rs,rs l'er -rr-rts
.e- ,.- 49, o., N,g
ss,,.,-. v,x.rv CO. wrs,Tss. c,.S KrNs md
BrvsiE> os-s-si Al. Pa Bearers TIE Procession has-
q '1rrrr. c-n-ae-el i0 lie Congressional blrytns-
Gr- no. vh--r le r-rs.ns were deposited 70 await l-r
removal % S.ul Carolina TIE seaae fep returned 10
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,
TIE Home met A. oc,ck. plr'usnt I'd acl'urnniec',
sna r-fr -af r To- loft. = A Isl
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Connecticut

Oar reforms Of the Connecticut Election are no.
foil, nor are those we have remarkably e""y az
No. having the results Of the seoond Ga!
for Representatives. We arc nos sure "@' 40
House i. lost but We believe It is- The senate
has certainly been reversed in good part by CO
ALTON Of the Loco FOoo and Abolition parties IN
,hs F.,,s-, Counties TIE Ne'o Haren Palladium
says 49,. - 80.
rh roeos add AbOlonsis united upon me .sule en-
- seosy-s troo 9houi ne eastern ?sft OF ne ctsr
IL. guou caused their sacce.s here hAa no' us
,,,@r beep fDrmec me Wings would hsrs esTf7o n-ef
s,v seps,or ard hres quarters q re hepr7sentsse.
" -, secoa Even the Norwich dsirlci Il fepressneo
- 1ery Abolitionisf whom The LOcoFocos also nonns
"a and by whom - Ia elected With hcm the en- J1sl
We b.ve aeere6 me from D. liquor question We have
alan gained from the feeling grow nz OF "i j.
brf ts balance 10 swfuy against us We are oDn9eh.
rs ant such fear viii s~ays BE- me case N Wy 81
80. evenly be ances STATE unless the utmost pruarnes
n,syails ssnonx those most sciiye ia these ma'isfs
little use TO give partial returns Of the 'ote
s,r Governor and other State officers when !; is
known that there is no choice. We think the
wrong candidates have a small plurality
We guess the Senate stands : Wings to u 10
n. Fooos and Aboltionsts supported on the Loco
Foco tickets.
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FRoN NENgnrLA-We ions since noticed lie
adoption Ia vene1ae!a Of sw allowing debtors nine year,
he fore they could be esied Tor payment Or s'y ess
steps DC iNkea GgEns bem THIS law MAS passed ID lsis
sad was protested szns by he fag ish aud pu,eh Nj
isers a; Csisocss and It's repeal formally eenSndod VIII
the hreA. Ina uuess me densad shoad Be granted force
would BE- employed 10 execution % ms threat i 3 NJ
AdmrA Dundonsa csused TO BE- Delivered 10 The we've
.ueian Government on me 18Th February uNunesion "a
u the grievances Suffered By Brish subjects n eonso
caerce OF las aw were not redressed TIE eNFScoa 81
oarloen days March 81 he saoVM resort to rere' neA.
ares probably blockade 81 The entire coast On ne t.
cent Of his notification psri Of the Venezuelan CAore
RS gned bal the Goyesnment exhibited no ineuo0 q
Welding to the deusnd Shoald tie bo>iase ee P1s u
force il would seriously nGre The ntere.s q many An'ei
eau merchants
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PORTLAND APr AR bns osraenss Msrs
saLLM, Apnl lea .Fis Beri Fr.asHH, south Allan
BOSTON APn. Ar sch. N-Asos. Curacao FEB IS
CGrc re Plia
AR hark Ct.-,rA Bs-cos Ayres jan = Leh alp 3
Az e. bosl - Ca torrfs,af TIC. bA-ks Ro,hsehc Go.
lo DAYS Mason ssrrry NicFk. Il eavs M-skIusunL y.
r1-rs, Ms,d I'd Orears esq E.her Fraacef, f- p a..
az Id 2, llclne, DOT VIZ Bos.eu, ir days D. -
NerurAon, Me- 70 TIC, NS-y sD1 jane. f-l Cape e.
Neroos az len, bark Llcz "a e. for Gaia 10 - -
SriS C2T-htst, Cacsia Oci - >pos- Mach :. e. -
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- 81 in o1 A. ikrk Raa-ef Fortzld f1f N.nsa-z.s
%, Sos.ou 10 i5 1s SER } Y DAVIS % Is
hrgs Ne 1-tel- O.cLf-r9Os II H. Juea Ia cr, Nc2
orleans. - IN. Pans Pklsdelpt,a
50 Ncder = DoM.rgo CRY or CD Len : n.
sa,e Rsris1; 49, CAaot ~ oh
schs Isssc Acsroc, WIza.ns-on, c, Aan Z "a Lac
LoGisa Reeves 1ecasaio G " PckernS anc Jane liza
PhlsG
Cd sh.ss Cchola Ssn F-Anelsco ard TAsf Irdi-. r.
Grsrc-. NOresrs. t4rks Jcnn CAsk.r. Msdrss ard @
cuts F-derles A1ael HsG1arg. Charles WAtln. LOT
cgs P1ooe, P B SCI. Avun for S4n Frsnc.sco Monte-
r., WLmrg.1o, (, I HA~kins ssrner al l.
Nlors
FALL RIVER, Mach ~ .cts wsndopasso. Geose-
iowa c Gen S1ia. Pas, SisL s.oop NcEai EeFe, y
Nork
NgwBURYFORr. Apr AR ,chr lr,,e, PhuA
y Yerk
MOBILE, Narch sS-AT- big wsgulplA NYoss
PROVIDENCE A2sl l--Afs, .o9P Fre-efick Brovr,
Below br.s Trlisor frcz ApAsea.eo.G
cans. M
BRISTOL MEsA so-Ar .Oop ArOs, frOG NYOrk for
Frcv1cencs.
Sd '00Ps Ts@Per.ass, AID HurrisL SYorL
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schooner North Carolina Of New-Haven
Wrecked, &c.

UA1lNA FfIIaYt MILO =
The schooner North Carolina Of New Haven,
fum Humsco, p r. for New York, with full cargo
OF sugar, molasses and coffee, went ashore on The
cht Of the leh on a reef Of rocks 80, miles to
SCI and cargo II was though, would prove a toisl
loss The Captain, saPercargo four passenger,
and crew reached The shore in safety having wit
some difficulty succeeded Ia saving most Of tAeir
clothing in a damaged state some OF her sails al
ugelng VIII be saved Her invoice amounted t.
upwards Of 100000 aud was consigned u hous
H. New-lugk
The steamer Raphael, from New York. bound !.
Chsgres has put % here Tor repairs ard coai
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GEoKeIA The Loco Foeo MAJORITY OF the Legs.
lsure Of Georgia did no, finally succeed in passing
their bill TO redis,rict the State for the choice o.
Members Of Congress. At least, we can fai n
such measure on the list Of acts passed, though
one to change the time OF holding Elections IS men
toned. We dc not 6ne the act ITSELF b., presume
j, directs ths, these Elections shall be held the
years when Electors Of Presiden, are chosen on
the day OF the Presidential Election
An act was passed giving 70 the widow aud
child or children Of any person dying insolvent
slco worth OF the property Of said iOsOlven, free
and clear OF al claims for debts due by him
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-03

~ DeweHita thinks DE-. Webster might well
excisim Save rae from such friends as The Tn
bune. We were not swsre Of having made any
psetensions TO friendship for the Dr.. We hope 70
see Capitsl Punishment abolished. and 10 that END
wo desire to il strictly esfonced while !, has
place on the Statute hooks TIE worst laws arc
those which are not execaIcd. and which therefore
offenders reasonably presume 'rsR ao: Re executed
Give us mild. humane penalties for odences. bat At
" events cevsess penalties, a. nearly - may bs,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-03
Ohio Election Of Delegates TO Constitutional
Convention.

CoLUNsUs. Ohio Tuesday April
The returns from Franklin Co show that Ora
ham, Wig has been elected over Medsry, Loco,
by IS majority.
Columns. Ohio Tueslav April
In Jefferson Co the candidates for Senator are
Josiah Scott Wing and Tuos L. Jewett, Loco
The former leads the latter about 100 votes For
County Candidate Dr. W. 5 Bates, " big, leads
John Il Sutherland, Loco, by about 50 votes
Montgomery CO. is claimed 10y beth the Wings and
Locos, and II viii require the official vote to de-
iermlnc the result. Ganckle is the Whis candi.
date aud Judge Holt the Loco In Muskineum
Co, Sulwell, Whir. is undoubtedly elected. The
contest in Columbus Is a very close one. 1t is still
difficult t. get anything ike reliable returns