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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-07-31

Mr.. Lowe will speak at Priscataway on
Monday, the 9Th Of August, at 9 O'Clock
Pm.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-07-31

P.S Since the above was written, have
had an interview with Messrs. KEY and
MILES, whose names are mentioned in the
article in your paper, and they concur in
the above views; and from conversations
had with Col. BILLINGsLEY, have no doub,
Of his concurrence. B. G. II.
Julu 9, 1850.
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NEW ORLEANS:
THURSDAY MoRNISS. August 90. 1850.

Judge LarAe.--In the Crescent's notice of the
recent serious afray in the Third District Court
room, were led into error by copying the Plea
yune. Judge Larue did not fix the bail before the
arrest nor commit the dangerous precedent attri-
buted to him In conversation with the counsel
of the accused, he spoke of the case as very Sc
'rious one, and that the bail would be very high E;
aud he mentioned $4,000 as the probable sum.
BIT there was no such arrangement as we had
ben led to believe. When the party was brought
bNre him, the condition of Mr.Veau having greatly
Moved, he fixed the bail at $4,000. We are
for the injustice done to Judge Larue, and
we attempt to read him lecture, we shall
headquarters, and not take our text at second
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An Assault, Battery, and q Violent Shake
Henry Dean arraigned yesterday on the affi-
davit OF Charles Gehring, bar keeper in Mr.. LOUIS
Jacobs Coffee house, corner Of Condo and St
Arne streets. The charge is as follows: Yesterday
morning, about haIf-past 10 O'Clock, Henry Dean
walked into the bar-rDOm named, in company with
two other persons, whereupon the bar-keeper very
naturally propounded that awful question, "What
will you take to drink" Dean answered him,
You just go away from here at the same time
taking the barkeeper by the hair and violently sha-
king him. The barkeeper disengaged himself
from his grasp and retreated the other end of the
bar, when the aforesaid Dean threw tumber at
him and missed him. The lumber was thrown
with much force and broke a looking glass and
several decanters, with contents, causing damage
valued al $50. Dean appeared and Piled " not
guilty." but the plea would not answer. Recorder
Gsnois sent the matter to the FIRST District Court,
and put him under bonds for 5000 (Which he gave)
10 appear there, that Mr.. Dean might have chance
TO profit by the verdict of Jury of his country,
men"
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
LArlrupE "a 20" N-Lonerrrpr gOo win Ime. ga.

Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Globe Talbot, Brazos st Iago Harris Morgan
ship Corneia Newton, Boston, Chas Deake & Geo
Ship France Nichols PHILADELPHIA, G Mecker L. %
ship Middesex, sonett, Liverpool, G w Hynson
schr Alvarado: Love, Point Isabel, o Wckham
steamer Zen Hanier, Rose, Pensacola, Jno Hurley
Arrived Yesterday.
STEAMBOATS,.
w A Violet Gwartney, from Lefore-22 bales cotton,
+ M Streck, Streck, from Donadscnvile.
Meteor No 3, Faussett, from st Alexandria,
Oregon. HieTn, from Mobile.
Aleck Scott, SwOn from st LOus-73 bales cotton,
Memoranda
Steamer Aleck Scott left st Ions 10th ngt.Lef in port
loading for wOrleans Uncle Sam, VISTA
Atlantic and 1t Paul.
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C0romer's hiqussts.- An inquest was held yes
terday on the body of white man, name unknown,
Vegetable Market, First Municipality. He had on
blue cotton shirt, pair of corduroy pants and a
pair of boots. Verdict-found drowned.
An inquest was held on the body of a white
II. man, name unknown, found floating in the Missis.
sippi river, at the Ferry landing, Second Munich.
pality He had on check shirt, pair of cottonade
pants pair OF white socks and slippers. Verdict
found drowned.
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THIRD MUNIcIPALITY.-Theh heat was as fierce
as fury in this Municipality yesterday. People
seemed too much oppressed to do any thing, either
in or out of doors. Fortunately, Recorder Seuze.
neau had not a thing before him. Thieves were
too lazy to pursue their profession, and the po-
lice rested firm in the faith that mere oaters could
be taken at any time.
The body of the little boy about II years of age,
who fell from the wharfoot of Spain street into the
river, on Tuesday morning, has not been recovered
He had light hair, light coored pants, and white
shirt.
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Larceny.-Mr. N. Bernondy, Jr., gave oath in
Court yesterday, that as he was walking on the
Levee, opposite the plantation of Mrs, c. Lacoste,
on the other side of the river, he negro man,
named Richard, belonging to M. Dufilho, land on
shore and deposit in little hut five bags Of coffee,
marked G. B. Il Co.. which he believes that the
negro had stolen and he is farther impressed with
this belief from the fact that when the negro saw
him, he Immediately jumped in the skif and
rowed off. A warrant was issued for the negro's
arrest.
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Erp'anatson.-ln the hearing of parties on the
affidavit of Mrs. Virginia Bowman against Miss
Dartnez, the rubicond little French lady, before
Recorder Hale, which was reported yesterday
morning, we omitted to state that the threats of
which Mrs. Bowman complained were made when
she was attempting to collect her rent from the
French lady to whom she sub-rents.
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Arrest Of Cab Cab No. 10 was arrested on
Maras eel, First Municipality, about l o'clock
yesterday morning. There was no driver. Where
was the driver! Whisky answers, " Where %
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List of vessels An Port Not cleared.

Hstsn the Fii municipality designated in tia foIouiD'
he o. nj he Nos ssnmenes At the Railroad Hu' up
In ths sccrnl tT2 the Mes above the SteanUSE
ing, Me- being fstbset Landing, -.in Third [nS the
tht Railroad aud Down Me- being FsrrT wharf
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.
JKyyERsoN OITY, IL.

JEFFERSON CfTYs I
Wednesday Evening, Anguut q, 1850.
Arrived to-day, per Aleck eco 30 Western Beef
Cattle, 1870 Hogs, and 100 Slzsp. rt
PRIOEs; Beef CstHe, 4lSD6e W ID net Hogs ia
&C " n net; Sheep. u 5Of02 rs y head Mich Cons
490@s3 " head Catues, "a eOR97 80 y head
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BaFka.
n. ORLEANS and CARRoLLTON RAILROAD


Ee4s Nh w 5sssss-l 1Essss1szzsEss-
~ 80 Ssfs--Rssss - 81
Neo 7rraRg eeRt- Hourly Departure of the Cars
ing If the Louisiana ard Napoleon .foenue Brunch
Roads, and Reduction The Fare 10 take piece on the
Al Of Fe5Taaiy, 1850.
single ticket any distance FROM above Louis
lana avenue 90 Is
:" :" children over and under II years 10
To from Louisiana Avenue (chdren half price) 10
30 tickets for above Louisiana Avenue from Carroll
IN "
10 tickets TO from Louisiana Avenre %
Personal monthly tickets, lrOm first to the last OF
each month only J any distance .............. 90
TIE Cars depart from ne BaFOnne street depot Ok0S
Horse Car, u A. II. ga and H51 P. NJ.
steam Train, then every hour until P. NJ, from
the third Monday in February the second Monday in No.
vernbeT, and at OlleI times until "a P. n.
From CaTTOGlt0R:
Horse Car, a. M; land 10 P. NJ.
Steam Tram 4. NJ then every hour until p. NJ, from
the third Monday in February the second Monday in No
vember, and at other Tunes until ~ p. N.
LAFAYETTE LINE:
Fare, distance children, above, half 50
81 tickets, - 4 10
Personal monthly tickets Crom the first the last of each
mOnth onlyJ any distance w
THE CARS DEPART Follows:
From Lafayette m summer %, and "a
from lana street, DO ...,.,...,btas Ia and A. NJ.
FROM l5aiayette IN winter and u A. M.
From Canal street, do ..,........7 IL and SA N.
After which the Cars will leave each end every fifteen
minutes until then 81, g. 10 and Ii M, from
Canal street, and at 81 ga and l0s from Lafayette.
apl2i- John HAMPS0N. En6'E and SuDert
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-
n45ss as.f
'fsr. stsg-l - . f-~l
ssss.sg :. &C. -
100 ff.fAs
N AIaL.ss NAhFe So
= :. - - -
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49, > -
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{ ,'.se-Asz .s.,ea ~
@..S $500 ~ kw
IsattF - pvFrs5-
49, g.. ~, 49,. / ~
f5Esss = 80 Ts.-s
- 81.
KENE.
sees sssr ~ f~@
:. -. 80. -. -. g. -.
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49, - 80 n 49,. -. ?.
sss. Bs1islss % ars
- - :. -, - -
s3'aass. 49, $50 -
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STARK, DAY g. sTAUFFER,

SLARh, DAY d STAUFFER,
s,. %'t ; SSiIss 9: s9ss' iron
HAVE and f O. Il ysy SiS om he yseu
stock Of Goods, comprising the most extern ~<~sss
ave and complete assortment in their line in .,
the United Sates-consistng. in part, OF the
1900 boxe; Tin Plate, assorted Sizes and of best Char
coal brands; and Loaded do;
5000 ID Braziers and sheahing Copper assd, all Sizes
1900 bundles Sheet Hoop, Band and Rod IrOn IOnWare
1000 tons s%edes, English and American Iron flat. square,
n Toaga Plough plate Boiler and Flge ZIG lrO9i
Shall's do; German, Crowley, English and American
sss for SS saws Gin Saw f SSSsS aad
Ok, Log btTiS 1aees, Coil and Halter Chains;
Sad Irons, Patent Balances Bras Kettles;
Timers Rivets. Bucke! Esrs, Sauce Pan Handles;
innsrs TcOIs Frying a Pans smiths svI Bellows
yises, Screw Plates, Stocks and Dies;
Oaks Palent Bg3 Hinges;
Hook and Plate ilngesi
Sizing Dom saG sEnr Fu sHsg Gecnpo0n
Round Bolts, Cut lacks and Brads;
Brass Cocks, Block Tin Faucets, Wove Wire
shoyeEs and Tongue, Fire Sets, Tenders;
Andirpns, Grlirons. Tanners and Curriers' Tools;
Tin Ware, Japqnned Ware Lanterss, Tea Trays;
6OO dozen Axes-Colins', genuine Harttord,) Hunts
& oOo LslmRTons ETC.; os,. .,.h,,oa ,v0,,,,,,L.
u, Il ), brand Pressed Boat Spikes; Wrought and
Horseshoe Nails;
100 tons Hollow Ware, Castings, etc; .
3UO dozen ShOvels and Spades-Ames S, Adams Wood
and other makers:
l,OOO dozen WhttemUre's Cotton Wool and Horse Gard
assorted. genuine and second quality;
300 dozen Coffee Mii-Wisun's genuine and imitation;
300 dozen Wine and Hair Sieves assorted
bOJ coils Manila, Jared and Cotton Curage, Bed Cords,
Plough Lines, Oakum, etc.;
Files, Edge Tools, Saws Mil and Cross cut do;
Grass and Corn Scythes and Sckes;
Straw Cutters, Corn Shelers;
Corn Mills, Horse Collars, Hames, Blind Brides;
PlOngEs-Of Parsons, Kings, Halls aud other makers;
Walls saws, Grist Mill and Gin Irons, Garden Tools;
Combs, Brushes Fancy Pertumery, Soaps, etc.;
Wrapping Paper, Writing do, Quills, Steel Pens;I
Shoe Thread, Irvine, Hide Whips, Glue;
Band and Harness Leather;
Beachel Winter Sperm Oi-warranted pure;
Double Refined Winter Bleaehed Whale Oil;
Fall and Winter Lard Oil;
English and American Linseed Oil;
Olive and Tanners Brown Mixed Oi
Tar, Pitch, Spirits OF TpFpentine;
White Lead, Ground and Dry Paints;
Lamp Black, Putty, Window Glass, etc.;
Nova Scotia Grind Stones Cologne Mill Stones
Powder Shot, Bar, Pig and Sheet Lead, Lead Pipes,
With every other article appertanng the Hardware trade
alof which they offer for sale low. mhlSltd6mW
mMoUssULMAN ZINC" FOR ROOFING
IHE subscribers agents for the Of the Niele Mors
celebrated Sheet Zinc, would call the Bu
others this article as lwhen used proper thckrSA
adurable and economical article for Roots has FUSED
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~ a yIckbuFg Regular Friday Parkef
- 11ktsEzs Steamer MOHAWK. CAPT. %. h. Colb-
- Win leave every FRIDAY EVENING to-
tcksOurg, w arrent0n, Grand Gall Rodney NafchK Hrr
all intermediate lanangs-Ths new magnificent sn1
running passenger steamer will commence rnGEl1f ri
the above trade on or about the lst Sepsensr For s IN
or passage, apYly TO
CHARLES & GOODWIN, 70 Commau H.
The Mohawk IS owned in the above trade. and Ess pa
chased expressly Tor the Tsde, which will be s1fhisni
guarantee TO shippers and passengers that she VII
manentlY in the trahe Ihrnn sh enfira
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cAUlluNt Persons r5puses swsr. s-sti.s 80.
no security asaiast Spens'.asss Hf-s,a VITA a.
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SHIPPING.


s2z, CHARLESTON AND HAVAN
m PEEK. Is ss sss.ss d,ea L..s sstg 9
'' 5a sss sn ssSsIf x " S co Rs
W. vi &C "a 'HSe sE ,sIs aS. iR Hare, i,S
chares' sog Havana On the A. y. 0ta.
RATza ov RAgsAsE.
III, t fns y ny 81
n 2. AnE1gRalPE Z 1'sslf w ccsssIs.sOn, orsO
Assni al hsvana PEE 4 Ess Il ot Go
baltimore rss On rs t s,sS15 ns,,as y Of 80. can reach
New York and Pi ade & Il ~ sns so 1ops, ne
Steamship 70 those poEs - ''''s uA'e " n Nv ~
A .1.s5a ssS F FpaR RsHsaT0A-TBe ana
- e above IL 2 few days This Shp hss .aseib
cabin with sgseoSs and airy and osE the e.i
OF passage. apply % board. opDoss Pos . Piiss Munca
jylS WILLIAM J. DEWEY, g. Gravl.r st.
go, FOR BALTlAlORE--fhe splendid new mara
Ike HARRIET COOPER, HOPKINS mas,sx. vii
or having elegant apply on Ses.a
jyl2 or HOWELL G FRAZER. Grsvisf ..Issi. -
FOR EIGN PORTS
L.. FOR LIVERPOOL.--The A fast sailing ship
date dispste ior Inc above pot For freight o.
passage. Apply to KLilHGdEh .DE S9
A24A ing ship MEDEMsEH. Capt Boygon. having
the greater portion II her cargo ENGAGED will have
9' Hg e so g Sal
JSs khSsAH e.e. s s s .' Rssns .
portion Of her cargo engaged. will leave the stt
inst For fesht OF PASSAGE having excellent accommoda
aus join 81 VI ASDREWs Vs.. IS Common
80 Wants 500 bales Cotton % "a up.--FOR LIVfi.
Brush ship TAISA Hamilton. raasier. viii have
qggs dispatch soT ireghf q ~ 5ae To'ton; Apply
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81 - Packet steamer CALIFOfitEA- 70
Lfskst4gf BILOXI, via HaF St L0ais. Pass chrzan,
aEssk1<saz and MIazIsippt CTy.-fhe and % iif
low pressure steamer CALIFORNIA. Cagt u p
EnnGn, buill sxpTessly for the Lake taie, with Inn
accommodations. viii leave the POntcnarrMln Kuif 80
EVERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY
morning.. on arrival OF the O'Clock ezFLs and
SATURDAY EVENING" on the arrival Of The e'eork
cars; Returning. leaves Biloxi ey-Fy SUNDAY.
II ESDAY, THURSDAY end FRIDAY EveninFsL
Aa9 & l:PnnFsS AreIIl. Il.nL 20.
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r. n. For Shreveport, GEand kcor

, ffST N FOR shreye port, Grand kcore and
LE4{ff7~ Alexhndna-Ihe hne Light draught 80 lfnrf
ssHz1Hazzzze9 WOUDSMAN, Capt Persoalel. MI cave
t0g above AID nteI mediate landings every WEtS Ef VA
EVENING at O'Clock, commencing on w sDN EeDAs,
the 21st instant
p. S.-The steamer Corinne, Capt John CFahan vii
run 10 cqnneetlon with the ssoOdman. and viii
Alexandria The Cor nne beiLg very light draaeh chs l.
may rely on their gong through without delay fo 6sirh
passage, apply board of o. Il
aul9 II. b. SMITH. ~ MNRazfr-
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aa siss'sn' p'ic5asi a NEE co. espoyda. St.

IL NICARAGUA ROUTE FOR CALIFOR-
hdE% cap s Benson ven ea ls 'a o4 Iii. 1SSsss
to precede the Thorn will leave for san Juan, Nicaragua,
Monday the 18th instant.
From San Juan TO Reao the Pacific, the route by
the San Juan and Lake Nicaragua with about twelve
miles of land carriage and all through exceedingly inter
estng and healthy country ReaJo of considerable
tie Pacific which there opportunities
reaching San Francisco BY sailing vessels This route Is
about lgJ miles shorter than in OPERATION San Juan
beng 40 miles this side OF Chages, and Reaj0 only 60
miles above Panama. For freight assage apply to
WILLIAM J. DEWEY. 81 GIayier street,
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Lt&sszl bOMNDEs, u. -FoI Prno-soi, lak,
siT.11-.1.lAS Er9Hyldence hlhkefs head ~ kshrrr
~ suteh1oh rev 6n hosneT zn4 fIaCheI.
The nsw elegant and swift running pasaelrgr Ssume,
LOH NDESs JR, Jenks master. VIII positively lfsNc
The above and all nermediae landings, MONDAY ts
% September at O'Clock For freight % pasaf ai
on board, foot of CustOmhouse street. og 10
T. b. SMITH, IS MaEnE ne 81
r = The steamer Lowndes, Jr has tHksa The r'acs o
the steamer Montgomery, and will eoutif as n d tad
throughout the spring and k- Ao. Ire rannsf
lOwndes, JP running IN connection with The 20
Lancaster, and will take freight for YaEoo RiVsr he cbs
tomary rates. avs
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g MOUsSULMhN ZINC" FOR ROOFING
h subscIl6sTs agents for the safe the Vlele a.
others this article twhen used proper
durable and economical article for Roofs It has
Europe for without
good when hrst put particularly
Of large buildings, churches al
the requisite information the subject be had
the mode of using it SEEM application ~,
SLAkK DAY g. STAUFFER ~
Canal a k.r.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-02-02
NEW COUNTY.

A meeting of the citizens OF The Borough
of Milton was held at the Odd Fellows
Hall on the 23d ult., for the purpose OF ma
king some arrangements relative 10 a new
county, to be formed ont Of parts OF Nor
cumberland, Columbia Union and Lycomine
An organization was effected by elec,ng Col.
r. M'GUIGAN, President, Dennis c. Caul
and ]. II. M'Cormick Vice Presidents, and
S. D Jordan, Secretary.
On motion of ]. B. Reed, a committee Of
five was appointed by the chair TO draft re-
solutions expressive of the sense otihs meet
ing, The chair appointed Messrs. J, B. Reed,
I. Brown, w. C.. Lawson, J, IL. Raser and l.,
Sirne said committee.
After the committee had retired, the meet
ing was addressed by J F. Woliinser ESQ
in neat and appropriate speech.
The committee 10 draft resolutions made
report, and submitted the following preamble
and resolution 10 the meeting:
WHEREAS the citizens of the townships
composing the upper end Of Northumberland
county, from the great length of the said
county and The geographical position OF the
said townships, have always found it incon-
venient and expensive to attend to their
necessary legal affairs at their present Seat
Of Justice; and WHEREAS there appears 10
be strong desire manifested, not only by
the citizens of the said townships but also
by those of the adjoining townships of the
counties around, TO procure law erecting a
new county out of the said townships, with
the Seat of Justice located in some central
place.
Therefore Resolved, That the Borough OF
Milton appoint five delegates, 10 meet in con-
vention the delegates from the various town.
ships around that are interested in the new
county aforesaid, and that the said delegates,
aud all those who feel an interest in the pro-
iect, both in Northumberland and the adjoin-
ing counties, be and are hereby respectfully
requested 10 meet at the Odd Fellows Hall
insihe Borough of Milton, on Thursday The
3ist day of January, at O'Clock, T. M,
where the said convention will meet TO con
cert measures 10 procure the passage of law
erecting said county.
7 Which were unanimously adopted.
On motion of S. D. Jordan il was Resolved
That meeting be held at the Odd Fellows
Hall on the 3lst inst, at O'Clock, P. M =
and that the different townships in the severa
counties, desirous of forming a new county
be requested to send delegates to that meet
ing for the purpose of making the necessary
arrangements
On motion, the following persons wer,
elected delegates for the Borough of Milton
Joseph Bound, Isaac Brown, S. D, Jordan,
H. Mccormick and John B. Reed, with pow
er TO FIJI vacancies.
(Signed by the officers.)
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-02-02
; Public a'esatiiM,lq,ss.y iiM,lq,ssy11 4.
PUBLIC MEETING.

b,At numerous and respectable meeting o
the citizens of Lewis township and part:
adjacent, convened at the house OF Micchae ctau
Reader, in the village Of Turbutville, onnhd
,s,h ul,,. on motion the Hon. JOHN MONT
COMERY was called TO the chair; ard SAM
uEL SHANNON, Esq, Col. DANIEL DERR, Dr.
TOBIAS PIpER, MICHAEL READER and PETER
Srnoup were appointed Vice Presidents; and
DR.. H. g. Worrell, and A. B. Artman were
appointed Secretaries. y a. &. ss4-s
On motion the following committee was
appointed to report proceedings for the con-
sidera,ion of the meeting, to wit Geo. A
Wykoff, John w. Bryson, Esq, DR.. j. s.
Giltner, j.. D. Barr, Esq, J. r. Barr, Dr. H.
G. Worrell and A. T. Beisel. ..5,.t
.Whereupon the Committee retiied and re-
ported the following resolutions: '''.'-
WHEREAS the people Of the upper end of
Northumberland county, have long been OF
the opinion that new county, 10 be formed
out of parts Of Northumberland, Lycomng
Columbia and Union, would be highly advan-
,ageous and convenient 10 the inhabitants oil
said new county, without in any respect m
juring the people of the said old counties or
curtailng the said old counties oil Propor-
tion Of territory.
Be il therefore Resolved, as the sense oil
this meeting that petitions be prepared and
circulated, asking for the establishment oil
said new county. The said petitions to be
signed by the people and forwarded to our
representatives in the Legislature al Harris
burg.
Resolved, That Michael Reader, DR.. J. S.
Giltner, John w. Follmer A. B. Arman, DR..
Tobias Piper. John Montgomery, VIM Saw
idye, A. J. Derr, J, r Barr, Geo A. Wykoit,
S. Shannon, j. D. Barr, John Nj. Bryson, A.
T. Beise and George p. Camp be commit
tee of correspondence TO take charge OF SAID
petitions and take active measures TO nave
the establishment of said new county pres
sed forward at as early period as practical
bic, and to confer with the people of the
several townships proposed 10 be included in
the said new county. .-.-..
Resolued, That the territory proposed 10 be
included in said new county will embrace
Delaware, Lewis, Turbul. Cniisquaque and
the borough of Milton, in Northumberland
comfy Moreland, franklin, Nancy Creek,
Washington and Muncy Borough in Lycom-
ing coun,y--Lmestone, Liberty, Derry and
Anthony townships in Columbia county-and
Kelly and White Deer in Union county.
(Signed by the Officers
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SENTENCES FOR MURDER I'm the Senate
on Tuesday last message was received from
Gov. Johnston, calling the attention of the le.
gislaiure 10 several convictions and sentences
for murder in several counties in the com.
monwealth The first is that of Bridget
Harman, who is under sentence in Philadel-
phia the second, that of James Hamilton
alias James Thackara, in Lancaster, and that
Of Andrew Callaghan, in Wayne county. In
neither case has The governor issued his war
rant, because of certain doubts in his mind
as to whether they are really guilty of mur.
der ~ The trsl degree. 7 aga rfI