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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-12-28
WATTS
NERVOUS ANTIDOTE
AND
PHYSICAL RESTORATIVE.
THE MEDICAL WONDER OF THE
ACE.

WILL positively cure all stages of Neuralgia,
w Tic Doloroux, Nervous Headache, Cho-
lera, Lockjaw, Hydrophobia convulsions; will
restore manhood to its prestine vgor, even after
years of prostration, and the only known and Ger.
tain cure for low spirits or mental debility.
Extract from the New York Sun, Oct. 8, ls49,
Tie celebrated DR. Watson when talking of the
miraculous power Of "Watts' Nervous Antidotc,"
the question was put to him. why such a valua-
BILE remedy for all nervous affections was not in.
troduced by the medical iaculty!" replied, "That
if it were, there would no longer be any use for
faculty, all diseases originated from disorgsn-
lied strte Of the nerves the nerves are the main
spring of the whole system Keep this in order,
and both the mind and body must be-
-Four ounce phial, L. doses, enough for all or.
dinary cases, ONE DOLLAR.
SOLD BY
VIM. MCCARTHY, Broadway, Sunbury.
September, 2S lS50-tE
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REGISTERS NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given to all Lcgntees,
" Creditors and other persons interested in
the Estate OF Martin Kefer, decd. settled by his
Executor John F. Wolfnger. That the Exccu-
tor of said Estate has filed bis account with the
Register of Northumberland county, and that the
same was presented at August term, and confirm
ed and tthc san term to wit August s, $780,
on motion Or John +. Wolfnger, Esq, the Court
grant leave TO the Executors tc fill up the blanks
in the within account, and also to add thereto ad
ditional items of charges and credit. Eo die
Court direct six weeks notice of the filing said ae-
count. prior to the first day Of next term, to be
given in the Sunbury American, as to the heirs
living out Of the county.
BY order of the Court,
JOHN P. PURSEL, elk.
November %, lS50.-6,.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-12-28
ORPHANS COURT SALE.

an pursuance Of an order of the Orphans
h Court of Northumberland county, will be
exposed TO public sale. on THURSDAY the
End day OF JANUARY, 1851, at the public
House of William Weaver in the town of
Shamokin the following described property
IN vii. a small
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-12-28
TRACT OF COAL LAND.

containing about 35 acres surveyed in the
name vi Thomas Morgan, adjoining land
surveyed in The name vi George ColraIn aud
others, land. Also one halt are OF land adj
juinng The Shamokin Furnace tract, all silu-
ate in Shamokin township (now Coal. Also
The following lots situate in the town OF
Shamokiu, in Northumberland county, viz -
Nos. l73, ia, t75, l76, III, l1S, I79, $50,
lSl. 1870, l9l, 1872, 1893, l9+, 1875, 1876, 1917 Al
80 the Undivided halt pdrl OF lots, Nos II, -,
l3, 81. s5, SO, 80, 81, 90, SO, 81, 95, &C. 100,
iOl, ia, lis, lie, III, llS, ll9, 100, l24,
l25, l26, LAG, l47, las, li9, $50, ISL, 1872,
1853, I5l, 1855, l56, l57, 1853, l59 l65, I66,
l67, 1863, 1863, III, i72, 1872, 1873, lS4, lS5,
1856, 1877, lSS, ls9. Also the undivided moi
ETY., or half part Of three squares in said town,
situate between Commerce sreet on the
north, SpurZheim street on the south. Rock
street Oh the east, and Washington street on
the west, also The
Undivided Hnif Part of One Square,
situate between Commerce. and Washington
streets, aud Independence and Liberty streets
! in said town. Also the
WHOLE SQUARE
between Liberty, Independence, Orange and
Commerce streets. Also The
WHOLE SQUARE
between Orange and Independence streets,
aud the western boundery OF said town. Also
lots Nos. SO, 81, 50, 50, 81, all Of which
have dwelling houses erected upon them,
Also lot No 60, on which is erected an
office. Also lots No. 10 and 3, on which is
erected a Frame Dwelling House, lot No. l5,
with Frame Dwelling House thereon, Nos.
Is, "a and 75, on which is Stone House
Also the interest of The said John c. Boyd,
decd, in the FOUNDRY al Shamokiu, also
The interest of said nleslale in and 10
TWO LOTS OF LAND
in said town, now owned by Rev. Mr., Ham,
iion. Late the estate OF John c. Boyd
deceased.
Sale 10 commence at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. Of
said day, when the terms will be made
known by
PAUL LElDY, Adm'tor.
By order Of The Court,
John p. Pursel, elk. o. C.
Dec. I, lS50.-is
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Valuable Books.

I IFE OF CHuisr, handsomely bound, D'Au-
IL pIGSEs HIsroRr or THE REFoRMArIoS,
BLAsK DAr-BooKs AND LEDsERs, full bounded.
For sale at the publishers prices BY
H. b. MASSER.
sunsury, July IL ls<s,
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All that certain piece Of Ground,

situate IN the township and county last aforesaid begin
ming at stone in the western line Of land BELONG
ing t. the Schuykill Navigation Company and tho north
western OF Neil Croshys lot thence south IS deg
east 400 feet stake in the line Of lot sold to Neil Ctos-
by thence north deg west 100 feet to land Of the Schuyl
kill Navigation Company thence north SIS deg west to the
iue OF the said Companys land and thenrc along
the south eastwary about 100 feet to the place OF
beginning,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-12-28
Tract of Coal Land.

containing about l3 acres surveyed in the
name Of Thomas Gamber,, ad joining lands
surveyed in the name Of Luke Fidler, aud
Others, alSn, a small
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-12-28

"EncOurage YOur ONnw
HAAS & REM. |
FASHIONABLE MAKE OF
FURNITURE AND CHAIRS. !
TIE subscribers respectfully call the attention
Of the public to their large and splendid assort-
ment Of every quality and price of
CAssaNF; WARE.
which cannot fail to recommend itself to every one
who will examine it, on account of its durable
workmanship and splendid finish, made up of the
hest stock to be had in the city No effort is
spared in the manufacture of their ware, aud the
subscribers are determined to keep up with the
many improvements which constantly being
madc.-Their stock consists OF Mahogany
Sofas, Divans and Lounges,
Eureag5, Secretaries, &tocboar0s,
SGFi, BREAkFlST AND DINING TABLES,
and also VENETIAN BLINDS, equal to Pha-
delpha manufacture.
BEDSTEADS, of every pattern and price,
CuPBOARDS WORK AND CANDLE
STANDS, TOILET TABLES AND
EXTENSION TABLES,
in short, every article in tits line of their business
They also manufacture all kinds and qualities
Of
CHAIRS,
including varieties never before to be had in
Sunbury, such as MAHOGANY, BLACK WALSur
Ann CuRLEn MAPLE GREcIAS; AND WINDSOR
CHAIRS, ANDFAScr Piano SrooLs, which are of
the latest Styles and warranted to be excelled 10y
none manufactured in the Cities or elsewhere.
The subscribers are determined that there shall
he no excuse for persons to purchase furniture in
the cities, as every confidence can be entertained
about the quality and finish of their ware and
Chairs.
Their articles will be disposed of on as good
terms they can be purchased elsewhere. Coun.
| try Produce taken in payment for work.
~ UNDERTAKING - Having provided
themselves with a handsome HEARsg, they are
row prepared for Undertaking. and attending fu-
nerals, in this vicinity, at any convenient dis
lance from this place.
~ The Ware Room is in Market Street
opposite ]. Youns's store, and nearly opposite
| Weayer's Tavern.
DANIEL HAAS,
GEORGE REM.
Sunbury, Dee. IA, ls50.-G
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ALSO:
A certain I.ni of Land.

situate on both sides Of the Centre turnpike in Mannheim
townships IN the county nf Schuyki beginning at poiut
in the north easerly side NJ the Turnpike rad aforesaid,
thence extending by land Of the Schuykl Navigation Com
pany north 50 deg m east 67 feet thence by the same
North 20 deg 10 nn 80 feet, thence north 81 deg
min e,st 20 feet thence by the north &c deg and
10 min, west 123 feet inches thence by the south
G2 deg and min, $40 feet and thence ly the same
nth 81 deg 55 min 100 feet inches 10 the pace
of beginning. Where NJ is erected n two story stone
dwelling House or Tavern Stand.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-12-28
SHERIFFS SALE.

BY virtue of certain writ Of "Fieri Facias, 70 me d.
reeed will he I'd by public vendue oucry, at O'Clock
p M Saturday, December 2s, 1880 at the Courthouse
IN the Dor ugh of Sonbury the following real estate 10 wiz
The Danville and Potls,own (Po,isville)
Rail Road with The appurienances,
situate in the counties OF Northumberland and Schuylk
said Danvine & P,ast wn tP ,svie) Railroad Company
and the real II the said Corporation, situate IN
Schuykiii county, Us llrws, viz:
A certain Lot of Land,
situate in Mount Carbon Schuylki cunty beginning at
post, rner Of land sold to Henry White, III the line OF
Robert Lawrence Lewis land, thence extending by the
said 1T sold to Henry White, nth e5 degrees east about
AS feet less crossing the Centre turnpike road to
TIE river Schuyk thence extending ,wn the said river
20 feet t. the corner ofa 1T I'd to Benjamin Becker now
of Fnncs b Mich Is hence north IS degrees, west about
40 feet, less, ssng the said Centre turnpike
rsad tn the line Of Robert Lawrence Lewis hand, thence
ing the Sme north III degrees west TO the place OF be-
ginning.
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Chemical & Pharmaceutical

Preparations of their own manufacture, and ad
to the list all the valuable new remedies as they
become known. Among them may be mentioned
the f,lInwpp.
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LIST OF CAUSES

ENOR trial in the Court of Common Pleas
- of Northumberland County, at January
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-02-08
FREIGHTS
REVIEW OF THE WILMINGTON MARKET,
For TIE WEEK ENDING FEBRUARY L 1850

BAcoN-The receipts Bacon continue fair and sales
may be considered dull Hams, of fair quality sold this
morning from wagon at Sc per h. We lower figures ac
per ID. all round.
BEEF CATTLE-Ihe market is but partially supplied with
beef CATTLE Since our last report few head have
brought in and sold without reference to weight We
tinue last weeks quotations.
CoRN-Seveal cargoes have arrived About 500 bush
els from Washington sold 4Sc per bushel 200 do from
Bladen at SOC and afoat from Hyde county about
bushels 700 bushels from Baden sold secret terms
HAY-Saes of North River Hay at 62k Csc per 100 lbs
LARD.-The market continues well supplied with Lard
Sales sow-see table for prices
LUMBER.-Sale Of one raft mixed Lumber as follows;
Scantlng S.; Wide inch Boards 81; Quarter flooring
Slo and inch boards at $3per feet and RATS foorn
(Quarter) Boards at $40 per NJ feet.
MoLAssEsSaes former recepts at 10 cents ner gallon
IN small way cargo arrived yesterday, from Matanzas
with - hhds The stock on hand is somewat heavy
NAVAL SToREsThe sales of Turpentine during the past
week have reached about 5694 bbs generally at
ces varying only per bb The sales have been as follows
Yellow dip 81 IS 81 80 Hard O5 81 TO- Sales TODAY
at both prices (See tabe Spirits Trpentinesales of
about 22O bbs at 25ac-bbs 81 IS not ret,rnab,e No
sales to-day Rnsin- ns~lea Iza 81
49, and No at &c. per bhl TarAbout 800 bbls Tar
has been sold this week 81 TO- 81 12} 81 IT, closing
highest figures.
PEAs.-rhs market is pretty we'll supplied, and sales at
GO 65c. for Cow.
PoRK-Thc market is only reasonably supplied with fresh
Pork. Sales in small way at quotations.
PoTAToEs.Sales Irish Planting Potatoes at So so from
store. Retail price 81 IS So per Dbl.
STINGLEsSaes 900 Shingles at 81 50 per thousand
STAvEsSales 1000 rough White Oak Dbl. Staves good
article SIS and 1000 inferior, SIP so, the latter sub
ect inspection; White Oak hid. SIC, Red Oak
hid rough, at S15 per NJ
TMBERThere has been sales of about 81 RATS of Timber
Aers last report The prices hare ranged for
prime article at s. Ssh; good ordinary So % $685. ord
nary $500 to S475; and inferior 50 to $3.50 per The
stock on hand waiting sale is about 20 RATS.
Persuasive have change to notice in the rates
freight coast wise.
ExcHANGE.-Bank rates North / per cent premium
| South { per cent premium.
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DIED.

In this town. the list Instant Mr.. DAVID JENKINS late
of the city of New York, aged Al years.
In Bladen county ON the list instant, very suddenly sup
posed of apoplexy Mr. ALBERT GILEsplE aged about 50
years.
In this town. the 4th instant, Mr. CALVIN SAwTELL,
native of Vermont, aged about 80 years few hours be-
fore his death physician called He lodged in the
building in which his school kept and found Dead
Tuesday morning seated on BENCH at his desk. Mr..
SAwTELL of nofensive department intelligent
and strictly honest He printer by profession and
sesed many qualifications that business He has been
known for many years past school teacher though
he occasionally worked at the His talents entitled him
to lucrative occupations than those which he has
been for time engaged-hough certainly
honora ble.-CcnlnerciaI.
In Dupn county, the 31st ult JAMES SWITZERLAND,
aged Is years and months.
BY this affection large circle of friends been called
bid long adeu who endeared them by the
strongest ties of affection who enjoyed the sympathes
of strongest friends had he lived he would nave found
this world only vale of tears-Com.
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: rsx.aNr, f,.,rsgspeslrs Ar nj sONTes n AIgI4f

~ GRAND CONCERT AT M S0NIc 81 Lii -
BY THE CELEBRATED T5W IN Ar 4 Isl >,
MISS Adele and Mr. Karl Hohnstocks
MFR and Miss HoIINSTCCK beg leave most respectful
wi " to inform the Ladies' and Gentemen Of y nng.on
that they will gve previous their departure for HaYan
Grand Concert Of Instrumental Music on Saturday Even
ing, Feb 9Th $780, Which occasion choice psgamne
from the greatest composers will be introduced Miss Aelo
will also play for the second time America tho admired
Polka dedicated the Hungarian Governor, Ladisleus
Ujhazi. 4
Principal pieces are Duo Coneertante Sonnanhnia
Grand Etudo for Piano Violin Fantasia LTsre AM
ore Grand Fantasia Piano, Lucia PLainmornoor
ohnsock Polka Piano Yankee Doodle Variations for
Violin Solo, Sc.
Tickets so cents oachto be lad at the Book Store o-
tells, and at the door. -
Concert to commence at u O'clock.
No postponcment account of the weather -
Feb'y 8, 1850 221t
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Marine Intelligence,
PORT OF WILMINGTON, NORTH-CARoLINI
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED
Fed 1-Br Brig Bermuda Carson, Barbadoes in ballast
schr. Howard, Gastin Ocracock N c., to j. R. Blossom
with corn.
Schr: Arcturus, -, Boston, in ballast, to Barry Bry
ant s Adams
2-schr. Warrenton Wooster, Alexandria, Va. in bal
3-schr J. DeRosset, Brewster, New York. to DeRos-
set Brown; with mdze. to sundry persons.
5-Brg Vincennes, Morrill,, Maarzas to Barry Bryant
Adams; with nolasSes ExpereLoel bad weather, lost
b. Brig Phoenix, stapedon Newport 'f Eng to Bsrrv
Bryant Adams; with Iron to Wilmington Raleigh Rail-
road Company Had stormy weather lost sails, and leaks
6-Schr Ira Brewster, Chadwick, New York, to G. w.
Davis; with mdze. to sundry persons.
schr Susan NJ Young, OTIS Charleston, in ballast, to G..
Brig Sea Be.u Merrthew Boston, in ballast to G. W.
| Davis.
schr Wondo, Farrow Middleton, N. c. to T. Higgins;
schr Ben Harrison, Brooks Middleton, n c., to T. Hug
7-Br. Brig Mary Sophia, Parker, Philadelphia to G. w
| Davis.
CLEARED.
Feb brig JOAN Tyler, Martinique, by j. Hathaway
Schr Purse, Picket, Onslow county, by Martin Cronly
sehr. Ann Maria. Sason n.V on sH co., By do do
Schr. Express, Parker, Onsow county, by DeRosset
2-Brig Harriet Newell, Warner Cuba by Barry, Bryant
Adams; with l40, 900 feet lumber, 40 bbls tar
Brig a6smar COmery New ee Orleans BY Geo Goo dars
Br. sehr Azorian, Eneas, Nassau N. P, by G. W. Da
4-Brig Hylas French, Cuba, by G. W. Davis; with lO6-
900 feet lumber.
Br. Sehr- J. H. johnson, Albury. Nassau N. P, by G.
W Davis; with 1000 feet lumber 6lo shingles 20 bbs
/ -four.
Schr. H. D. Leighton, Handy, Wilmington Del, by Geo
Harrss; with 100 600 feet lumber.
5-Schr. Convert Brown Boston, by ]. Hathaway & Som
with no bbls 200 do spirits tupenne, l72 do rosin IS
| do pitch, S56 bushels peanuts.
Schr. H. NJ. Jenkins Babbage Boston, by J. Hathaway
Son. with l0 lumber IL 600 staves 136 bushels
peanuts.
i 6-Brg John Dawson, Rodick, New York by G.. W. Da
4 with lumber, naval stores, &c.
Scir. e. W. Davis. Briggs, New York, by G. w Davis
with naval stores and cotton.
! Schr. Mary Blount Havana by G. w. Davis; with lam
Der and timber.
Sehr Jonas Smith, CeIlctt, New York, by DeRosset
Brown; with naval stores, cotton rice, &c
Brig Jenny Lind, Comery, New Orleans, BIZ George
Harriss.
q Brig Ellen Hayden, Smith, Havana by J. Hathaway
Son with 600 feet River Lumber 20 900 feet Timber
Sch Olive, Smith, New York. byBE ]. Lutsrloh; Will
$50 bbls spirits turpeptinc, 5e3 dc tosr, a bales cotton
600 bushels pca nuts. @ @
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STONE d NEcCoLLUHrS
GREAT WESTERN CIRCUS COMPANY

WILL exhibit at Wilmington Monday, February H.
w 1880 for few days only Tho corps of Performers Of
this Company without parallel having among this
tenslve four Performers and the world cannot
prodhee their equals, viz:
McColiuIa, acknowledged the best Two Horse Rider
and General Performer living.
7. Neville, the best Single Horse Equestrian!
John smith, the unrvalled Negro Delneator, and tho
Original ard Inimitablei
Dan Rice surnamed the Orator the Jester the Joker the
Poet and CLOWN This gentleman of bright
stars IN the Equestrian armament, assisted by his brother
Clown, G. 8. JOHNSON.
With the celebrated Equestrians, D. ". STONE, LIP
MAN, BACHELOR. EDGAR, FISHER, REYNOLDS,
Masters JEAN, BURT, and CORNELIUS, and many
others.
GauIs Brass Band with its celebrated Leader viii disc
course the most fashionable music
Doors will open at Oh o'clock at II P NJ. Adj
mittance Box 90 cents Pit for coloed persons %
performance on Wednesday afternoon, February 18th,
o'clock for families living in the country aud those unabls
to fattbtffHaaattyh rs "is5 5tt H"A 'i-1 . 22It
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Commercial.

NEw-YoRK, Feb 5-The Cotton market in New York.
to-day quiet and prices unchanged All parties
awaiting further European adyices Flour is improving
Corn SO to 81 cents No change in price demand for
Rice. Rio Coffee held Is Orleans Molas
quoted at % to 20.
CHARLESTON, Feb. 6th-CoTroN.-The transactions yes
terday reached fully 1900 bales extremes ranging
III to lSc. Former prices sustained.
FAYETTEVILLE Feb 5th-Cotton in demand at III to r.
Sack Salt $3.50 No other change in produce.-Obsrer
BALTIMORE, Feb. 4-CoFFEE.-1he market has been
tionary for days past We understand (for cargo
recent mportaton l3 has been offered and refused Flour
We report sales of 800 bbs Howard St. Saturday
to-day at 81 rs; City Mills 81 87a GRAiN.-Wheat red
O6 81 o. Corn, white 81 SIC yellow Sc Lard 81
81 &c. per lb.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 4h.-6 p. M.-The Flour market is
quet-sma sales of common brands at 4,75 1881 Corn
Meal 1921. Rye Flour rs.
Wheat is steady-saes of red at 106a $685. white at
~ III Corn IS Sc cents for white and yellow
Oats SO 35 cents. Rye g. cents
Only moderate business in Provsons-sman sales Of
Mess Pork at IL 81 $l2; Primo do 975 $40 Lard
81 cents per lb.
Groceries steady No transactions Coffee Holders
firm New Orleans Molasses held % % cents. Rice
is steady last quoted
The Cotton market is quiet, and no sales of moment
Whisky 24a 25 cents per gallon
New YORK, Feb. 2.-NAvAL SToREs-North County Tur-
pentine continues to be held 81 6 without further sales
Spirits Turpentine rather mer with of 900 bbs
32k and 30 33l cents, cash. and 344c mos principally
A mos and embracing only so bbs at the highest cash
rate Rosn has in freely, and have notice
sales Of 375 bbls Common 81 03 for North County aoa
and 81 20 delivered 200 bbls. No. 2 81 3 ST So
400 bbls. White So So so per $50 lbs small lot of
ected Tar brought 81 S7 the article very dull
stock considerable.
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A Magnificent sight.

We could almost wish that the entire population
of this city had seen the trplet of launches this
morning; one of them, the New W ord, having her
machinery on board in working order There was
an immense crowd gathered never, we imagine, did
so many spectators assemble for such purpose, by
some thousands. On high ground and low ground,
roof window SILL and lumber pile, the people literal
y swarmed and the ght repaid them for their Jour-
ney and temporary inconvenience.
The New World, true to the significance of her
name, the first to move, and very shortly after
she struck the water her paddle wheels began to
vove, and she was in motion elegantly and syste-
matically though she had already practised steps
across the Atlantic on the Pacific. She passed a
short way up the river, veered round with most per-
feet self command, and gave all on board fine view
of the various ship-yards on the East River.
In less than half an hour the Boston glided from
the home of her infancy and plunged gaiy into the
water.
But the most exciting scene was the launch of the
mammoth steamer the Arctic. Notwithstanding her
monster size, she behaved demurely, and with as
much propriety as her two sisters and as her bows
kissed the waters, the air rent by the prolonged
cheers of the exultng multitude. She now lies at
the Novelty Works, where her machinery &c, will
be completed. The crowd of people seemed almost
unwilling to leave the scene of such triumphs-and
many and fervent the hopes expressed that long
continued and increasing prosperity might be the
portion of the projectors and propretors of the
dertaking.--N. Y. Commercial 18th utt
DUELL1NG, AS 1T WAS, IN IRELAND.-In very recent
times we have seen the foreman of Irish grand u-
ry challenged in court, by the sheriff. but before the
Union such arrangements were common incidents OF
sessions practice
Lord Norbury was so distinguished fre-eater
that he used to describe himself having shot up
into preferment Fitzgibbon the Attorney General,
fought Curran, the Master of the Rolls with twelve
inch pistols Scott Chief Justice, fought Lord Ty-
rawley and Lord landau; the Master of the Rolls,
again, fought the Dublin county Judge and the Chief
Secretary, he latter because he would not dismiss
certain subordinate of6cer the Chancellor of the
Exchequer fought the leader of the opposition both
being Privy Councillors, while the debate going
on ; the Baron of the Exchequer fought his own
brotherin-law and two Others the Chief Justice of
the Common Pleas fought three country gentlemen
with the sword, and wounded all of them the First
Counsel to the Revenue fought four barristers and
finally, Ogle Privy Councillor and most accom-
plished statesman, fought Barney Coyle, the great
whiskey distler on the sole ground Of his being a
Catholic In the latter combat four brace of pistols
were discharged without effect but of the parties
unluckily tumbled over a potato trench and broke
/ his arm -
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PUBLIC ENTERTAINMENT.

AT ELIZABETHTOWN, BLADEN COUNTY, n. C.
CARTER respectfully informs the travelling pub 40
"A. lie that he prepared to entertain travellers at his
HOTEL in Ezabethown and will be pleased receive
portion of patronage His Table will be found furnished with
the best the surrounding country Afford His
well furnished with bedding In word every effort will be
made to render his guests Comfortable.
His STABLES well provided With provender and attcn
ded by careful Ostlers
He has two large Lots for the accommodation of DRovERs
February 9Th, 1850. 22-3m
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NTOTICE-Ruraway from the subscriber, IN Clar- 80
In lotte N. c. about the 25th of December, l849 "a
Negro man named ARMISTED, about 30 years old, ID
and about feet inches high heavy built, and very
likely Said boy first rate Tanner ard Harness Maker
Any PERSON experimenting said boy and conning Him in JAIL
SO can get him. shall be literally rewarded It ID supposed
the sale boy has the free papers belonging to free boy Of
Charotzo by the name Of feaac Adams q
January sls.. 1850, - = aast