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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-10
NO the STOCKHOLDERS of the
"WIIIIAM'S VALLEY RAILROAD and MIN

VO the STOCKHOLDERS OF Tue
Il CIVILIANS VALLEY RAILROAD and MlN
ING COMPANY IS hereby given, that the
Board of Directors pursuance of two several acts OF
Assembly approved the 7th day of April, 1919, and the
l2h Apnl 1851 respectively, and under authority from
the Stockholders therein proydedhave levied and
assessed the of dollar upon each and every share
of the capital stock of the said company TO be paid by the
holder or holders thereof TO DAVID LAPSLEY, Esq,
Treasurer Of the SAID company at his office on the corner
OF Delaware Sd and Chestnut-sts the city Of Phadel
phia within sixty days from the date OF tins notice and
that ON failure to pay the said assessment She stock of
delinquent stockholders Will be forfeited TO the company
as provided IA the act Of l8i9. above referred to
Published by order of the Board Of Directors
ATTEST: WILLIAM Az ks, fTeslueht
DAVID FLEMING. Secretary.
Philadelphia. Sept %, 1851 $50 lawowt
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tGOhRD.-To let, with full or partial
Board suites of second and third floors
furnished unfinished Also, rooms Tor single persons
m first class house No. 23l West Foareent-st Refer
.nces exchanged sl2 ms
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&1 600 WILL BE PAID if DR..
W I.VN"' TOBIAS's VENETIAN LlN1MENr
does NOT cure Dvsene,y Chronic Rhcumatsm, Pains IN
the Limbs To0hache odd Sores, Swellines &C quicker
than any ether rsmedy For sale ny the druggists and
throughout tbe United states Price p and
80 cents Depot 22s Greensich-st. large discount 70
S.hoIas.l. 1s.l.~s si8 lm'
IVEVFR and AGUE CURED.--The
STAMPEDE MIXTURE, perfect Fout AID never
failing ne for Chs and Fever, prepared solely bJ
EDWARD BLEECKER. NJ. D.,
prce 8, peg bottle tsl7 lm-l Office No lS Wooser-st
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SUPERIOR BOARD, possessing all the
~ comforts Of private residence may be had at No sc
Fasf 10th.st olO ZV'
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OFFICE or THE MERCANTILE MUTUAL IsS

OYrIcE or TIIR MERCANTILE MUTUAL IYS Co
No % Wall-st.. New-York, Sept. 20, 1891
NOTICE is hereby given, that FIFTY
PER CENT of the scrip OF this Company issued on
the 18th day May 1885, viii be PAID to the holders there
Of or their legal representatives and aer the 18th day
of November next and that interest thereon shall
from tina, date CHAS. NEWCOMB, Secretary.
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ROARD.-Genteel permanent Board at
Ne 60 Ful,on-st Also, transient and dag Boardefs
s8 inn
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MICHIGAN SOUTHERN RAIL

1Vn ROAD Notice is hereby gwen that an instanent
Of ten dollars per share has been lad the part d
stock OF the Michigan Southern Railroad COMPANY, pay
able 10 the Treasurer. cash. his office No "a Beaver
st New-YoIk, on the lat day OF November next
oitNls EDWIN c. IITCHFIELD, Treasurer.
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ROARD-A pleasant room on the second
Aoor also slngle rooms may be obtained by applying
AZ No 81 Sprng-st, west Of Broadway Warm and cod
Ss,bs IN 80 bouse % Sc
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DOARD-Wanted for family of four
ID persona two chldren central location IN Brook
len Fannly No lsj MAIDEN Lane 80
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pOARD-For Gentlemen and their
lIWlves and Single Gentlemen, may be had a. No II
Leroy. place, Bleeckerst. % 2wMWSF'
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DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COM.

II PANY-Only Through Line for SAN FRANcIsSO'
VIA CHACRES direct fare reduced.-On MONDA1 9Ct'
r. Al M-The SPLENDID Ouhleeng ne steamship ohlO
3oOo tuns burden. Fndlsy Schenck comm tnder. VIII
saul on MONDAY October Is, al O'Clock r VI Piecsea
Son her per at the foot Of Warren.s North River, Win
DE Government Mails direct Tor ChagTes connec'lhy
With The fayorie L. $. Mail steamship OREGON 10 SAL
without any DELAY for Francisco aTry OF the pas
and mails nj Panama
o III 80 :, - we.tst Garner Wsrep-s. oil I'll
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BOARDING for GENTLEMEN and
Their WV ES-One large palor on the second door,
with pantries attached Also back-paror on same floor
fnTnls or unfinished to SUIT parties few Single
Gentlemen can he accommodated The situation highly
Tospec able and the eny and well lighted Refer
ence exchanged Apply at No. % East Broadway
az
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Ocean Steamers, Sc.
ocean STEAM NAVIGATION co.

nCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION co.
Wv $ Mail Line tos SOUTHAMPTON aud BRE-
MEN The Steamers of this Company VIII sal regularly
once MONTH follows
From New York.
WASHINGTON Cant T. w. Floyd SATURDAY, Oct :.
WASHINGTON, Capt. ". G. Floyd SATURDAY; Nov. -
HERMANN, Capt. J. D. Wilson, SATURDAY. July T.
HERMANN, Capt ]. ID Wilson, Saturday, Sept 6
HERMAN, Capt. J. d. Wilson, SATURDAY, Nov J.
HERMANN CAPT ] d. WILSON, Saturday. Dec. II.
From BIemen From SOUTHAMPTON.
WASHINGTON Friday, July II. Wednesday. July 10.
WASHINGTON Friday, Sept. ). Wednesday Sept; 10.
WASHINGTON, Friday, Oct 81. Wednesday Nov J.
HERMANN FRIDAY June 10 Wednesday, June IS.
HERMANN FRIDAY August g. Wednesday. Avg. -.
HERMANN Friday Oct g. Wednesday, oct g.
HERMANN Frdas Nov. 20. Wednesday. Dec g.
Price of passage from New York 10 Southampton OF bre-
men, fI 81 cabin Sl20; second de-, 500
An experienced Surgeon Is aItac he'd TO each steamer
For freight passage apply to 80
MOLLER, SAND RIERA. No. % South-st n \.
Removed to No 20 South from No 30 Broadway,
CA HEINCKEN co Bremen.
MARTINEAU, CROSKEY CO, Southampton .
WM JSEIIN, HaVIe Yl1u
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FL PURSUANCE of an order of the Sue
IN PURSUANCE of an order OF the

K Surrogate of the County Of NewIork. notice hereby
gwen all persons having claims against ADAM WALK
Err OF the city New ork chant deceased 20 pre-
sent the Same with vouchers thereof 20 the subscriber II
his store No 1893 Grand street. the cyot New-lors.
1T before the Thirteenth day OF January EeN-Daitc,
vii law6mF. ADAM WALKER. Executor.
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DOARD-Or Partial Board is offered,
- with very pleasant Rooms: IN Willansbufgh to
Gentleman and Wife or two Gentlemen The house Is
new AMI delightfully."- situated within four minutes walk of
Peck slip Ferry To those desiring the comforts Of home
for the coming Winter the present oilers unequal alvan-
tages Terms moderate Apply at No. 10 South yih-st
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Family. Of the first resPec-

E(VNND.--l T 1tII-1 Il =.
t..l,,v occuuying hAndso ne house pleasantly ST.
- - 'v.,.6t 10 two lines Of stages. not Tar from
wsh to have few equally respectable per
s,r. IN them and form social circle for TIE
- - r1bs TIe family. beng musical. desire 10 find
tnasr ,.esng good society and the real enoyments OF
home The contains ali me modem improvements
D., rrcton Ws'er Gas &c &c. References exchanged
AJar,ss ~ttn name and rssdeEoe l. L. W, Tribune OF
W
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NEW LINE Be

TWEEN NEW. YORK AND SAN FRANCISCO.
The only Through Line NlcsraguaA number of DAYS
shorter than any other Roue-Compssed OF the fol- wing
first class steamships, between NETWORK aud SAN
JUAN DE NICARAGUA
The PROMETHEUS. Capt. Churchill
The DANIEL WEBSTER. Cap, BALDWIN
And between SAN JUAN DEL SUR and SAN FRAN-
CISCO: -
The PACIFIC. Cant jarvis
The INDEPENDENCE. Capt. Wakernan
These all built expressly fo tins route
and for speed safety and accommodations. are unsurpassed
The PROMETHkUS will leave New-iork from Per
No North River the 7th Of each month at O'CLOCK
p NJ commencing October It'll.
The DANIEL WEBSTER, on the I'D OF each month";
commencing October 22d. $1,000 -, ~,
The DAYS of leaving SAN FRANCISCO Will be the Isl
and 18th of each month.
When the ABOVE DAYS fall Sundays the day Of sailing
will be the Monday following. 49,.
From SAN JUAN DE NICARAGUA 10 SAN JUAN
DEL SUR passengers will be promptly conveyed over the
New Transit Route of the Nicaragua Company having but
twelve miles of Land Transportation. and a. that point
embark IN one of the above named Pacific Steamers Tor
SAN FRANCISCO.
The great of distance by this Route over o,hes
heretofore established and speedy ana comfortable
transit between the Oceans through beautiful ana
h.athfu country offer inducements 10 the travelling pup
lie equaed by other Line. -
No massage secured until paid Tor ana Out united
number OF passengers vii. be taken -
Freight TO San Juan de Nicaragua only VIII not
when The bne is prepared take freight through let
Ter bag Will be made up the Office for all points on the
route closing al ~ O'Clock the day Of sailing Charge
Is cents per letter. prepaid.
For Freight or passage, apply only at rhe once OF The
Line No. Battery-P Place upstairs. Io3.i) b ALLEN
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ROARD.-At No. 327 Broadway, fur
Dnihed Rooms TO let for Gentleman. with without
Board Inquire as above, OF {. II. RING, No. l92
Broadw az. corner VI JOhn-st. oIC'
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DOOMS.-A single Gentleman is deslr-
III ous.f obtaining a From; Room and one ad )ining,
on the first hof suitable i2r Mecicai once: I'M
bs Ie,Ser than Broone and not higher than ltths and
tetaeen the Sd anc stL-svs. Address. prepaid; 70
PHYSICIAN, Tribune Once. for one week % u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-10

DOOMS.-.A suit of unfinished Rooms
IL TO LET pleasant. private residence. IN STATE
said apartments front the Battery ana very desf-
able for or three gentlemen, gentleman and wife
let v~I'h without partial board Address A VI.
c. Tribune Office. % 81
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EvOR NORFOLK, PETERSBURG and

H'OR NOhT olAN, ia ilIh0p'i.' anu
\ RICHMOND The double engine side wheel
steamship ROANOKE, 4, 200 tuns, G. II. measurementD
Lewis Parrish Commander will be ready % receive freight
Friday 10th INST A NJ at Pier No II North River, AMI
sail on SATURDAY., llth, at 4 O'Clock. p NJ precisely.
Passage and fare Norfolk including state 50
Do. Petersburg and Richmond, dbl
Steerage passage TO Norfolk
Do do Petersburg and Richmond ----------
Bis of ladng signed only by the PurseI board, aud
none signed after the sailing Of the vessel.
Freight taken until o'clock on the day of sailing.
For freight. apply board and passage having sa'e
room accommodations apply only TO DEEM THORN
TON Agents, No 81 Pearl-st., New-YoH. LUDLAM
WATSON, Agents Richmond Va.
NoTIcT-As the Rosnose will arrive IN Norfolk Oh Sun
day no freight will be landed until her return trip from
Richmond on Wednesday morning. oS Il
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DOARD.-A Gentleman and his " lfe
can be accommcda dated with pleasant second story
front with two large pannes attached Also back
uarlor on the suitable for gentleman and wfe
or two gentlemen who would room together Also
A good sized room with a CRATE. tor gentleman. The
house pleasantly with Of baths sc
a. No ~ 2d-st. Stages PAST door 20 W.
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DOARD.-Two Young Woman Of quiet,
III - b.n,,s can obtain Board n very plain
nr,ate family residing IN Lexington aV near 18Th 8 For
particulars apply at No 337 4ih-a' "
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NOTICEABLE Moneys deposited in the
~ BROADWAY SAVINGS BANK, No. 1856 Broad
wsy co ner of Anthony ST, up to and including the mn
Cbey WIN he allow ed interest thereon from the ls INST
nj By order, 81 HOPPER MOTT Secretary.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Sur
NOTICE is hereby given to all creditors
,,tT ,pI WIIIIAM-
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, ac-

cordmg 10 law 10 all persons having claims against
DANIEL POWERS. late OF the town 81 Newt3%n,
Queens county deceased tina, they required To eNhht
tie same with the vouchers thereof 20 the subscriber
Titus W Powers. NJ No lGi Clm'on-St.. IN the city Of
Brooklyn before the twentieth day ~ December next
Dated ne 10. 1851. TITUS W POW FMS,
,cJO iavfmF. Administrator.
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BUELL. s. BLANCHARD, PRINTERS,
Sixth street few doors south Of Pennsylvania avenue
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THE SANDWICH ISLANDS.

awe have been informed y says the New
York HeraH, upon high authority, that n
treaty from his Majesty Kamehameha the
Second King Of the Sandwich Islands, proposing
the annexation of those islands to the United
States, has been transmitted 10 the Government
at Washington, and is now among the files Of
the State Department"
IL there bc truth in the rumor referred 10 in
the Herald, a question Of great importance is
submitted to the Government and one which
should DO considered in reference TO the welfare
Of that interesting group of Islands 10 recently
gathered into the Christian family IA well as
to our own. The HsraH presents in clear
and strong light the high advantages which
must result 10 our commerce from the soyer-
eighty Of those Islands;
"Scarcely ship, national or commercial,
passing 10 the northern whaling ground, or re-.
turning or passing across to Asia from any
point Of the long-extended coast Of the Pacific
from Bhcring's Straits down 10 Cape Horn; OF
passing between any Of the Atlantic ports OF
North and South America, and China---scarcely
n ship in all this vast amount Of trade and nayi-
CATION that does not stop Mt Honolulu for fresh
water and supplies. There is scarcely sailor
who has crossed the Pacific Occan that has not
put into this royal harbor Of King kamehi'-
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PROPOSED RESURRECTION IN EUROPE.

II is said that bold and determined step
has just been taken by Mazzini and his Assoc
ciates--the acknowledged heads of the RePub-
lican party Of ltaly--iu issuing proclamation
which gives open warning of another general
revolution in Europe. Thisproclamation, which
il signed by Giuseppe, Mazzini a. Saih, and
NJ. Monteichi, il dated at London, September
30, and was Published in journal at Genoa,
October I4-Sardnia being the only place,
they say in which the printing press Us free.
1t calls upon Italians 10 he prepared for 81
multaneoas instruction, and prescribes the
principles and rules of proceeding in the first
stages of the moyement-states that society
called the Friends Of Liberty has been
founded in England, 10 collect contributions
and TO promote triumph by the press, public
meetings, parliamentary action, and all other
conscientious means-N Y. Observer
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WHOLE NO. 255.

meha. The commercial statistics ofthese islands
IN proportion to population. abundantly prove
that in n commercial view their value is inesti-
mable to the Pacific trade
" But if the value Of these islands to the COM
merce Of the Pacific Ocean is now so great
what must it be ten years hence, when regular
lines of steamers will be running from San
Francisco and Panama, across to China What
may we not expect from that island continent
Australia, should its gold mines turn out a. rich
and extensive as the first reports Indicate ,
viii she not require several lines Of steamers
to the ports Of the Pacific and will they not be
there rs soon rs trade and travel shall demand
them They will 1t is impossible, then to
put too high an estimate on the value Of the
Sandwich Islands as half way house of COM
merce in time of peace. and as commanding
military station in the Pacific in times of war
The sovereignty over them, if possessed by the
United States, would supply very essential
deslderatum to the commercial supremacy of
the Pacific"
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packet three hearty, spontaneous cheers were
given by the entire assembly on the decks ofthc
Mississippi
Ii was thus that Louis Kossuth left the United
States steam frigate Mississippi carrying with
him the warm good feelings ofevcry officer and
seaman, cheered to the last by the voluntary
homage of admirng hearts, and leaving no
word which, dying, he could wish to blot in
all his intercourse with the representatives Of
our Government
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WASHINGTON, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 90 1851.

with you, I'd try to be good and not be cross t.
Dodo, and so on. ! don't mean to treat bod,
| ILL., but you know Eve got such quick temper
Pm not really bad to him, though. give hin
| picayune now and then. and YOU see he dresse,
well. | think, on the whole. Dodos pretty wei
| off,
"Would you think you We're we'll of, if there
were not one creature in the world near you IL
love you!"
II! Well, of course not"
@And you have taken Dodo away from all
| the friends he ever had and now he has not q
creature to love him-nobody can be good that
| way
"Well, fcan't help il, as know of. can't
get his mother, and can't love him myself
nor anybody else, as know Of
"Why can't you ~ said Eva.
Lore Dodo! Why Eva, YOU wouldn't have
me! may like him well enough but you
don't love ygnr servants
81 do indeed
allow odd!n
DON'T the Bible w we must love every.
| body"
"Oh the Bible To be sure. il saws great
many such things; but then nobody ever thinks
| of doing them-you know Eva, nobody does .
Nv" uu hoe ePeah Hcr eyes were nxeu ahu
thoughtful for a few moments
AT any rate" she said, :" dear cousin, dc
love poor Dodo and be kind to him for my
saken
Il could love anything for your sake, dear
cousin for really think you are the loyeliest
creature that ever saw" And Henrique spoke
with an earnestness that flushed his handsome
face. Eva received it with perfect simplicity,
without even change of feature; merely say
ing, 4" I'm glad you feel 50, dear Henrique.
hope you will remember
The dinner-bell put an end to the interview
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To the Editor of The National Era.

TO the Editor Of The National Era.
In a late number of your paper dated De
ccmber 18th, 1850, n correspondent doubts II
certain statement of former correspondent,
respecting the keys of heaven being committed
to the officers of the Presbyterian Church, "by
virtue whereof they have power to admit men
into heaven, or exclude them from il, and closes
his remarks in the language following The
Presbyterian Church. rs n body is in all con-
science bad enough, without having anything
40 Popsh laid to its charge as the despotic ad-
mission of men into heaven, or exclusion from
it. by arbitrary church officers" A plain state.
ment of facts may throw some light upon thin
controversy
A few years since, the Presbyterian Churcl
of Yates, Orleans county, New York, by he
| officers, denied me the privilege of reading
| few passaaes af SerinturA. tn s~asaa--s'a 'h~--
Decalogue. The consequence on my part wa
a refusal to celebrate with them the Lord
| Supper. For this was ccnsured, and actual
cut off from that bOdy.*
In the letter of accommodation, which
now before me, signed by the Moderator an
members of the session. theysay: I'VE solemn
ly appeal TO the Great Jehovah, for the purit
of our motives, and the correctness of our dec
sion, in obedience TO His laws: in full conf
dence that what WE hare thus bound on EARTH
w,H be bound IN HEAVEN ~
am, dear sir yours, with respect,
AARON Thompson.
Rdgway October %, 1851.
The Church, however, wished me to take a let.
ter of recommendation, which | refused il being
inconsistent in my opinion, TO receive such letter
from IL corrupt church.
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saw and felt many things but spoke nothing
and as it grew darker, he took his child to her
bedroom, and, when she was prepared for rest.
he sent away the attendants. and rocked her in
his arms and sung to her till she was asleep.
TO BE CONTINUED
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For the National Era

DEAR DocroR BAILEY: have pleasure in Of
iering you the following poem, by friend, who
is too much inclined to wrap his gift of song in
a napkin, and lay it away on shelf. ! am
confident that you will agree with me in think.
ing this strong and stirring lyric.
Yours GRACE GREENWOOD
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Eva soon found herself much better Her
father and uncle resumed their game, and the
children were left together.
"Do You know, Eva Pm 10 sorry papa IL
onIy.Iwing 10 stay two days here, and then !
shs1 sse you again for ever 70 long. II stay
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INVOCATION.

Men of the North amidst the graves
Of your great sires, kneel down like slaves,
To stronger chains and heavier yoke
Than those their rebel valor broke
And whcreer flashed their standardized.
And rang their shot and changed their steel
And Freedom foes Ia earth were beat
There, too, in craven suppliance kneol
Aye, kneel; for bark from Southern skies,
Hear ye the impiouS mandate rise
" Yield Northern kinds to Slavery sway
The scourgo for those who disobey
Shall such as ~ presume to stand
When such as we command to bow
we've Slavery's badge, the toil-worn hand
Take then, its brand upon your brow
And Ger each Northern hill and plain,
From Western wilds 10 Eastern main
Zen where Niagara, wild and strong,
Lifts up all Natures freedom song,
Base Northern satraps help 20 swell
The insulting mandate till the call
Out-pcals old Independence bell
AVID e+>sSA from oldss Nv
'1o.@o .}S':,., ~ n,q-,c,.s}.-e.' -. +,
! 4t.s {sss1.l' IN '.,.a,l 500: s,,. -
And Freedoms vcstals vigs keep
Who're Hancock, Adams, Franklin, sleep,
And where undying fame surrounds
With glory's ever fadeless sheen,
And shades with laurel bowers the mounds
OF Warren, Stark, Wayne, Putnam, Green
And ON each field wheace heavonward rose
Their shout DER Freedoms vanquished foes
AT Lexington, at Bennington,
Where Stoney Point was storlnod and won,
Around the base of Bunkcrs tower,
On Princcton's, Saratoga's plain;
Submit We to thu. Southrons power,
stoOp to his yoke and clank his chain
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-11-29

ri Office is hereby given that TN" several
~ Courts of Common Pleas General Quarter
Sessions oi the peace, and Orphans Court. Court
Of Orcr AMI Icnnucr and General Jail Delivery
in ard lot the county of Northumberland, 80
commence ut the Court House, in the borough OF
Sunbiry, at 10 O'Clock, 4. NJ. ON Monday, the
5th day oi January next, and will continue
TWO WEEKS.
The coroner, Justices of the Peace and consta-
blcs in and lorthc county of Northumberland, are
rcquc sled 10 hc thcn and there in their proper per-
SONS, with their rolls, records, inquisitions, and
other rmcmhranccs to do those things to their
several offices appcrtaining TO be done, and all
witnesses prose 'utiug in hchali of the Common
wealth against ANY prisoner are also requested and
commanded 10 lc then and there attending in their
proper pcrsans II prosecute against him. as shall
be ji,.t-aud noi to depart without leave at their
peril Jurors are requested to hcpunctual in their
attendance, at the time appointed agreeable to
their notices.
Given under my hand at Sunhury, the 29th day
Of November, in the year OF our lord one thou
sand c;sh; hundred aud flty-onc-and the In
dependence OF the United States OF America
the 18th.
WILLIAM Il. KIPP, Sheriff.
God save the Commonwealth.