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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-03-29

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a. D., 1851,
PLAINTIFFS. DEFENDANTS.
j. MilIikcn jr. IL 60, vs. Frank 6: Stcinheiscr.
Bowers howber ct al George Miller Il son
same vs. Jonas Bowman
Jonas bowman ct al vs. Samuel kaufman
N",,;I'J P,ii p'l ~ ~, "'''>" VS. Haywood & Snyder
Frederick kccncr rs VIM Ayrcs
Lach Styocckcr Jacob Hoffman
TAYLOR Paulding @: el vs. De Normandic
Peter Richtcr's cX rs vs. Dodge q Baret
Ann Myers vs. Dowart q Jordan etal
Rachael McCorty vs. Elizabeth Weitzel ct al
VIM. & II. Fcgcly & CO. John Shisslcr
Mary SnydSr ct al Robert w Dunn
same vs. James Dunn
Pontius a. Thompson vs. Samuel Wood
ro,, c,r S,,,, p,,.,,o,, -. S Jordan, S Hunter
"''' "'''''' Alex Jordan
John Miller VS. John Is Boyd's exrs
Jacob Philips vs. George i. Weimer
4 ) Lawrence admir- of c.D,v-.,
Sarah Ieighou, " '''' ~ = '''''''' g ii
Clayton ford McWilliams VS. john Bowen
O'Donnell for VIM + Nagle VS. John Divers
Mary NickcrY VS. Peter Fcrstcr
same Peter Brosous
Charles Il Frick vs. Eli Slifor
Thos Cummings Ct al vs. J Parke &; D K Rishcl
'o''u'"'" 'tN'u"'h q - NS " III ''''N"J "uhi 10
nhr"lIh no.lngef VS. Char!es Housel
Chas 4. Andre VS. +. Matthews
Daniel l!annabach John Conrad
Moses Bower IS Richard Goodman
Samuel Seaman vs. Philip Spayd
same vs. Geo bowman
:. a. Jordan ct al vs. John Arnold
Hrccn q Bras l"f l Tl4n"ard VS. Henry Lantz
DAVID feiGl ~ Abraham Luhgsr
same rs Henry lIaldcrman
ion'7o'Gery y HWohS Fs James covert
n2N'oh Tor New iIilams vs. Jos SaVIdge
il y CumminsS Va montgomery * M.S,ciIcr
Iacon "u'@'! vs. Samuel Il Beck
d Aase VS. uen Dixon
!sah ''r J9o ySoh 'S DahiTl H. SchnccN
Jas karnther ct al VS. Edward y feaTce
hIuP nHtmIeF :" Il Wa'son
Jacob Nl'haucr " samuel larret
ue' AlheN Va neutrality-suspicious. county
james D!eucn"ach W same
FRYER VIM Meyer vs. hhas DarlHan
NR ~ An''h vs. Ao'nas haslr
" m MGC,eEy rs Cummings
ban'ei Nani vs. Deh'irr ~ montague
Aaron heppait VS. IRA Element
n'nly C,'"l rs W III 'rCarS
iIatt . llAu vs. HehFy hiasser
/ llonmal! q VIE Vi IL huhh's' .hcCarly CT al
Joseph snyder VI Joseph Dimnlg
; llu.N Mafuh vs. heuueh lIoNei
Jon" McCornicS VS. isaac ShHher
Mar'n lr"!ns admir- Vi II AoXthemer admir-
MON d" ShoIer VS. Dahiel Drelshacii
/ FoImer !oE Caul VS. II Stelnsneiz, eNr,
! hehfy N'ls'F Us Iiehry l"A'hcImer
Ira i. Clement IS George Rohrhach
I Conrad kecdy YS Hoals, hepler % Sloughton
! " IN br0ss IOr Sani bllAcrL vs. j. J, pdcSrait
/ J. Bowman lndorsee %c w Perkins
! bNJah b"r'o vs. CHARLES sailor
beuJ Hummel VS. Philip Ciotielter
/ Thomas Addis VS. Bailzaf HarnharI
. Lower 4 Barron Us Ira 7, Clement
Jacob Kline VS. Joseph Hines adIn'r
William "clch VS. Jacob X ITe9o
r. nopaT luton SuI'on vs. FI; Rell + 9 J,o W ntamm
| NicboI,s Hover ys Iocob ITnu,o,
Grorge CrLcr,s, admir- ~ Iobn Kobr
Io"% 10. ~ = c hoSs vs. 'shisu ~ prn hoaaarne' ct 81
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-03-29
LIST OF CAUSES

TTOR trial in the Court of Common Pleas
= "f Northumberland County, at April Tcrin,
4. D. 1851.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-03-29
PEPSIN IN POWDERS.

II SENT BY MAIL, FREE OF POSTAGE.
Fo convenience ut semirg 20 all parts Of the country,
the DIGESTIVE NATTER or THE PEPSN is put up
IN the inr u Powders. with directions he dissolved IN
water OF SlrUp, by the patient These powders contain
lust the same nnucr the bottles but the quantity
tor lc same pIicr, and win be by mall FREE OF
POSTAGE. tur ONE DOLLAR scul (p,sr-paid) To- Dr. j.
; HOJGlllON, No Il North Eighth street, Pladepho
Pa. .
bears the wrucu signature of J. :. lOUGHrON, NJ. D.,
sole Proprietor
Spd hy agents III every town IA the United States, and
Ly IcspcctaIe dealers in Medicines generally
FOR SALE BY John w FriIng, and George Bright,
Sunhnry, PA.
Mary \. NcCay Northumberland.
John II. RHset Milton,
Hayes n Mccormick AlcEwcnsvle
=. !. Grouse, Srnsgruvr.
John G.. Rruu Ippcr NInlnntanco
NlIian Drppm, Mahrnoy.
SGuhury, Sept. nth lsj0-
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-03-29
Chcnsicae g. PRsarussa c euiical

Preparations OF their own manufacture, and add
to tho list all the valuable new remedies they
become known Among them may he mentioned
the following:
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-03-29
Fine Groceries and Teas!
DAVID Pc 4 Sc,

s. " Corner 6ih & Aseh Street, Philadelphia.
OFFERS for sale all kinds of choice Family
~ Groceries and selected articles in his line of
business ;-Green md Black Teas Of all qualities
and prices; Real Mocha, Old Java and other
kinds of Coffee, Sugars, Corn Starch for pud-
dings, Farina, Figs in small druIas, Layer Raj
sins, Ereuch Clarified lsing!ass iog ellies; Extra
White Wheat Rochester and Philadelphia Fa-
mily Flour in Whole and Half Barrels "LatOur"
Olive Oil; assorted kinds Of Sauces and ketch-
ups. Pickle, Olives, Preserved Ginger, &c, &c,
Goods packed for the country and sent to Raii
Road pepot or elseEhere without charge
DAVID PEASE,
S.W. Cor. 9th & Arch sts.
Philadelphia.
~ ,,-, J., L N '50
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NOTICE.

Philadelphia, Feb, E, i75l.- Om,
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Sunbury, Jan, Is, lS5l.--
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-12-24

NOW your time buy weather becoming cold and
~ ~". - ." nero, We have good supply of Cumberland
coal on hand which Is desirable also anthracite coal
We have good supply Of red wood on hand also
OAK, pine, and hickory. - = ' 49,
BY calling office win M
chesp can be had in the city, So
- w J. srBLEy. n Co.
NoVs-navn Fourteenth bridge and canal
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:, =. NOTICES
IVY Ar BRAGG The memorial OF The assignt es OF the
claim OF Francis Cole praying io the confirmation OF The
uue 70 a tract OF land in the city of Mobile.
By Mt STANTON, Of Kentucky The memorial Of the
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-03-27

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NOTICE

! b' cer'Ees that give my 500, h]arlp
jackson, his tine tie remainder % r,s iu3-
monty, sA-. 'hoFciar- pay "a, debts a. b.,
nor c.atm any Il Ai- earnings
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The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-03-27

& AIRY @i,.''9.
NoD, Seed, AID Cutie Isl. B1aa, ltr sale
by Nt.ra.r& SIS.
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100 Rigs POW DEft

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10 tic Inhabitants OF Rutland
County.

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-17

paper again; and il reflects 20 the honor and credit
OF the press of New Orleans. that Ia such Cases Of
disasterfo contemporary. 'heY generously come
forward to aid and sympatbze with the unfortunate
victim.
Jenny LiDds conc.r on Monday night last, the
Sd instsnt, showed a considerable falling off the
house was very fair, nat m was 20 Jam or diff
Guilty In getting seats, wbich were had NJ a email
premium on the regular prices. She gives but one
concert more after ,o-nieh, and leaves on the S,h
inst for 81. Louis. The Other evening ~ th- con-
cert, after Jenny had finished song, some wag in
the parqurtte called for Barourn, when a negro
made his appearance on the stage 10 arrange the
piano There's Bafnum," cDed the wag .sHolIO
Bsrnum." he continued, ''Oh Barnum," which
threw the house into roar OF laughter. When
ever the negro appeared afterwards, he was hailrd
as "Barnum," and cries Of ''here comes Barnum,"
which created much mrrnmeGt, though Baraum
himself, who was IN the boxes ri the time, felt
greatly annoyed at il Or another Occa asion, a
gallery, dressed In rufil~s and kids, wi h an opera
glass in his hand, viewing he ladies' 10 the boxes.
This at once drew the attention of those in rhe
parquetfe. and produced great deal Of shouting
end laugher, which was renewed every time the
negro put the glass to his eyes, who accompanied
the movement by showing his worries, and giving
a loud yah. yah, yah. The effect was, that the
exqusites, abashcd put their lor9nets their cases.
Miss Cushman made her last and farewell ap-
peaTance at the His'rionics, last week, in "Meg
Meniles," and "Lsdy Macheth;' and 1t is said
she has retired from the sage, and will lead pri
vate life hereafter. Ben D. bar, the celebrated
comedian, took benefit at the st. Charles last
night, and was warmly received. He is the best
low comedian on the stage, and il great favorite
here.
A large robbery took place las, night. aboard the
steamer Pocahontas. while the passengers were At
supper. The amount stolen was $l2 600 in gold
coin, and $500 in gold dust, belonging to passen.
ger. No arrest. ORpHEUs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-17
The Coal Trade for 1851.

lrrom the Miners journal
The quantity sent this week by railroad s 233o2 Is
week
The rates of importation have not yet been hxel
by the railroad The hone interest, IL is understood
IN favor OF flov rates bnt the foreign interest (r,
be y understood that house In London, owning ono
third ~ the road has resident director In Phadsl-
phia and the New England interest has representa-
tive IA the office also and these interest. to
troll the company Is In favor OF hi.h pri5ef. Tue
fstes wrrs 70 have been fxsd "wednesday last but
there conflicting interests i II understoot, base de
syed their prtmulgstion Tbs trade here does not
oesct 70 the transporting ompancs receiving iair
return en- the actual capital invested but 70 be taxed
10 pay dividend on fictitious capital Of a. least ten
or twelve nilone, I. not only unreasonable and un.
ju't but destrusfive 70 the investmss made IA ths
county and psrti.ted 10 noh longer. the business
ara population will Be reduced to such extent that
y VIII be difficult 70 procure W. the high
retss I've thirds of the operators willing 10
sci5co their collietes lees than halt prios aud
nothing but the inability 20 get rd ~ fthir property,
keeps them IN the businrss here Wbat f,lly- What
nacntts then, 10 persist VI sucklRg ous tbs lites
blood, ard de.tro. rg the trade ~ region which
they otpsnd for support hereafter
Neither the L-Lish ror Sshuylhill Canal Will bs
ready throughout the whols line uot aftsr the 2oth
mt. hnd but little coal ha expected at board
BY thess avenuss. before the 1t Of april
The pfctes OF coal on board at Phlad lphia in the
op'ntiR spsing business viii not bs hxst Hnth the
fat.s o. toll nc are pronulgatsd.
The Chesareshe and Ohio Canal Company have dxed
their toll at az mills per mile coal. wh'ca makes
70 eentsP ton from Cumberland TO asoTgetown,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-17

why this hous@ has not been built, fAtd the money
leit idle in the Savings Bank, is a mysrery which
few can prnetrafe.
The bill above alluded to has passed s.se Senate,
mainly hv the Strenuous exertioDs Of Seystors Cro-
illus end Morgan. and will likely be adoyssfiB the
House. The fund is ample, and should BE en-
poyed in the selection of a site containing several
acres in the vicinity Of the city A large anc cOn-
verient structure should be erected and the grounds
prepared toY gardens, 10 which most Of the widows
sary garden vegetables, fruits, berries, &c. II
would be delightful avocation tor many, no
doubt, and assist in eDdearng themselves 10 ti,eir
home. Let the funds be placed at once in the
hands OF efficient and honorable men, who will
set abeut the work early in the coming season.
In connection with this subject, il is neces sary
that mme date measures should be AIKEN by the
Legislature to make thorough investigation into
miscalled Sailors Home w.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-17
Police Intelligence.

Burglary aud La,csnv -OHiesr Glssson Of the Fourth
ward, on Saturday night, arrested yousg man only
seventeen years OF age by the name Of James Burns
or charge Of burslariously entering the dwelling
house No % Roswell street by means OF false key
$50 together with other articles valued At 81 more.
The watch vas found on the person Of the accused,
Who refused to state how IL came into hi, possession
The property belonged TO wm q. Clowsl-y The ON.
Ger conveyed the accused before Justice Lothrop Who
committees him TO prisen for trial.
tharg, Of Passing Copn,rTu Monsy. The police OF
the Seventeenth ward arrested on Saturday night,
three men. called william Albert- Abraham Odeii sa
Bctsmn Dewitt, on q charge OF passing count srfeit
money on Edgar Heyser and Philip McCready The
accused parties conveyed before Justice TIM
Who detained them Tor n further hearing.
Charge NJ Ssbbfng Ofacer Dwyer Of the First wsrd,
arrested on Saturday night two mcr. called JAMES Nc
Donald and Joreph Linkton. on q chsrgs OF stshbing
each other. Both parties we're stabbed, one IN the
knee ana the other In the neither Of the wounds
were considered dangerous. Each one accused the
other Of sabbins him. The police 20 settle the dis
pute arrested both and conveyed them heiore dntt'e
Lo'hrop who held each party TO bail to answer the
charge
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-17

New oRLEAss, March H. 1861.
The sales OF cotton ruasdsy evening were 900
bales at outside prices; Middliog OK slOk. Whisky
Improving tho ealee are 500 bhls. st 20c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-17

lion w rs. G~in US senator. California Hon w.
Lewis 90 Osw,eo; q Ru'tetfsid Washington; Capt
rpsnces Knslana Nsthaniel King Albany; n
Ricnsra.on Boston II X Buei ct Barring son: vrd
.fopp Phiadtiphis. L. Lane, North Jarol "a j
w Rioks, DO, are smopg The ARRIVAL 1T tie Irving
House
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-17

Before Chief Justice Edmond.
Mhhcu 10 The gucge aun9uscei that he had CON
thted wih hs brother idtlcss aud they had decided
90 hoid specini term every saturday ~ which CON
tetttd motions would have the prefsreoee counsel
were requefted 20 hand IN TIE s ~ their contested
csuses 20 the olerk. TIE Court thea proseedci To
taht pp ~ palh motlons. IL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-17
Fire at Norfolk Vessel Ashore,

SonroLK. March is. 1851.
The telegraph office and four other buildings on
NswtoHs wharf, we're destroyed by fire last night.
Schooner Monterey. OF Norfolk, from Charleston for
Baltimore, won't ashore mills north Of Cape Look.
out, the Tth inst
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-17
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.

wFU1s Oh ChNpfIH, a"u INC Ndvfe u6 OfnCe
BAN X OHirers, 30.
BALTimoRs. March Is 1861
The trial of the cashier and the New York directors
Of the Havre de Grace Bank, will commence at Bel!
Air shortly.
General Chaplin will be called for trial to. morrow
et the Howard District Court It Is still doubtful
whether he will forfeit hi, bail Of twenty
enc thousand dollars
John Minor Bolts has been unsnim ously nominated
5cr Congress by the whig for the RE shmond
district
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-17

Before Non. Judges Duer, Mason, and Campbell
MsRcH l5 -Lewts MteheA, aud others, ats. TIE Pes-
demurrer, with leave 20 the defendants to with
S5,. .ne,r s.n.,,sr and PLEAD on payment Of COSTS
The ssrs D.ftndanfs, ads The same PLAINTIFF The
TIE DEFENDANTS, ads. TIE same Pla,ntuy.-rhs
like.
TIE ss.s piain,ts, piuiatr in Error, 70. Henry
Pleas reversee and judgment for pisntns the de-
murrer TO plsa.
sdnr, &c Dsfend0Hf in Error The Ike
~ The Mayor, &c: @ Veg Is,k spp.iianis, aa, Ehrs
Msors; ,s,.snasni. Jsasneni At special term re-
Edtrin Ifovf rs Isaac Dourhv and otAers.-order at
special term affirmed, with $40 cost.
SPECIAL TERM.
Before Judge sandford
M.scs 1b.-DrcIsroSs. fsaac r.. Tate against Jsln
Florence, jun, snd George " HsspeH oiion tor in
through cellar under plaintiffs store Tor bringing IN
provisions, coal, ice SO for deendsnts hotel
q sane, a,d on the adjoining lot and carrying out
garbage sshes slops. sc from the hotel In DOING
u was alleged that dsfsndans servants passed up
the pavement, under plaintins shop window sDd lit
nied -Defendsnts costs $40 to be in IN.
.9rthony Festei against Jare .9mmeymaa and otsers
Motion 70 set aside Judgment and TO opsn default sc
granted 50 far as 70 stay all proceedings the iadS
ment, and TO p,smt defendants 20 answer In t~saty
srmed as may ssrssf,.T be dstermin.a The coat. Of
opposing mction $40 on the part oi pisintSE and -
on the part of TIE mortgages 70 BE- costs the cause
Plaintiff TO BE- a. liberty 20 amend com paint In ten
days, and defendant 20 have twenty day after amend
m,pt to answer The sg7S 50 deposit "a in the trsss
company and the interest thereon be paid eo oualy
TO the tive mortgsgeer without pre-. oace their pro-
csedings any 70 fcrsclose an the 800 and inte-
rect t. b. sPped in like mann sr II the oaell iudr.
ept has been paid
fIanders Urghi agatasilL r.. Reei.-Motion In be-
hsii o. OWLS " .s'r goods returned to the
which sheriff ssized under an attachment arainst
Reed or for kaJment Of che freight and fer isdsr,.
coets. @i '''' y
Evssen 4 Claus, ..ains Lewis Kns,ks -Mot,cr a
dsebNSe o'ienaah from arrest, granted.
r bd sre Jutge Campbell
Guy . " mpisint di,missed. with costs 10 b
ao,. tgs,a|h ~ Ilaintih out Of any funds which may
come INTO a hands a. receiver.
- ...s Il. = Groham, egoiaN Jam,s Liader &c De-
on usual terms -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-17

To sscrince a few days for the public good, its
members might resna'n a. the caoil-l -Niiicsnt
time afier the hundred days expire and iisnose Of
the Code Report II woplf ne acconplisheGi 10 the.
course Of six eight days, devotue Their eatiyc
sccepisble then IL they should re-conveae lring
ibe dog days, an unfiupg season for cool md de-
liberate legislation Think of this suggestion. We
learned and dlgnifed fathers of the State and ser
wants of the " dear people I" w.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-01-25
FLINT ENAMEL WARE.


"a mlnuAnWrcr o' Erie Brick, g., at Bon
ihngtou, VI, commenced a COURSE of expert
.mcnts ou thc liluoir'iou by heat iutrrmin.
cling. i'm varou. PROV lortiuus of tho Film,
Quart, g., used iu his husinos, cor existing
ia the mouu,Bius around him, with au eve. to
the production of wares adapted to household
u-cs In these experiments hr perseycred a-
gainst every discouragcmo absorption
Of his meaus,the rcmonstrauccs of his friends
and the loss OF an cyc-until NJ last he was
enabled to produces ware comhiuiuEst
, purity and beauty in degree utterly unprc-
ccdcntcd, This ware is composed entirely
of Flint, Fedspar and Quartz ground to-
prthcr, boltcd like flour, then formed into a
clay or paste, aud moulded into any shape
wrrrii -e,,rt
cd with delicatc enamel and baked 70 q con
-eistcncy exceeding that of marble The on
t,tttt.l, he IA aet,t-t,,- r. r. it,r,l
Flint, without particle OF the metallic bases
which render much of the ware now in ordi-
nary use, always dangerous and often viru-
lentIy poisonous. Probably no wear passes
in which hundreds do not die in. this country
of poison ignorantly' imbiLcd wi9t food which
has been prepared in oarthcrn or dtmE, yes.
sells onanIclcd 10y the aid of metals iniusious
10 life. Copper vessel, without enamel are
"iton rendered poisonous by the contact OF
acids or other Indictments 20 corrosion,--
Cheese is often rendered poisonous 10y the
dissolution of the enamel on the milk pans.
or by the copper or other metals with which
they are brought in contact, and, though not
sufficiently charged with the virtues to cause
Immediate illness, they ncite or aggrayatc
diseases which may prove fatal without Undue
ing suspicion of the cause.
The Flint Enamel ware, though especially
priced 10y us for its capasity to supcrscdc the
enamel wares now used as Milk-pans, Stew
pans, Colee-urns, &c, is intended ,to subscrvc
a tar wider circle Of uses. Among the arti-
eles into which il has already been. fashioned
are watcr-jars, Stove-urns, Alantcl, and other
parlor ornaments Lamps aud Candlc-sticks,
t0ble slabs, Door plates, Door-knobs. Block
letters, Daguerrcotypc frames, Tnkstands,
Pitchers, Wash-bowls, Bathing tubs, Spit
toons Sc, sc.
The usual color Of this Ware is a rich, dark
brown, shaded and nockcd or mottlcI with
white and blue, though it is made Of pure
white when desired. II Is harder than mar
blefnnd = driicatc pitcher n,ay ho thrown on
the floor with violence without starting the
handle Tho point Of a nail driven sinartly
against its side with hainmer makes no
.-i..ilnl of any kind The enamel