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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-22
Disasters, &C.

B4nE EvIEEA published fsw days since report put
Emmons who has ust returned 20 Buffalo from
California that Eurska which sailed from San Francisco
Oct % with passenger had been lost, with all on board er
ccp and tue same tine expressing our
doubt Of the truth BY ssr received from ar
Camp passenger board The Eurka learn that she sailed
from San Francisco 6,h for Reaeo With ia pasnser
and safely Acapulco the 9th JAN bsE 70 days making
the passage Fo75 days the pas short allowances
ard had 10 water srcep M TINS Tn, Captain hav
p no osy provision the vss. proceed any further thAn Ae
puco some Of the passengers ,taed across the country
m home or forum nough TO get board steamer
and SON Of them returned e. California
B,.Pvtprsc ofwa,reo RI before reported lost ashore
AZ ct morning u Princes Island small hey al re
NV psf Of Island gale from North at the time Her
irnmed te and eieron msde 20 saws
The vessel but OOc she bsd aId 10 hour. from Inc TINE
sta suek entirely At the time OF the arcieGt she
vas steering Tor Heht the Hole the Wall and there was
on current ettnE Capt saved only part Of hs effects
The Providence vessel al owned thes quarter. y
Mason Barney ESQ sWanzsy and By Capt Carr s
cor ander She Boston for $1,000 equally divided
bsiv cen the fremont and Hope Offices =. 49, ,,.-,
wa on Der passage from Bristol RI TO 81 Thomas
18Th by B sch Plate and carried TO Cenfuegos
srrvsd Al Philadelphia yesterday 10 bark FsrnandHa
from Franklin La. for Baltimore, (oeiore reported
ashore At Psn Point gotoh without dsm'ge and arr al
o tie goth. -. - s.. / -.I.
r.o.s fbst on The 18th rst gale from WSW sprung leak
bsd orr the hocut E5hIng AID hove over
board part Of the load Of hid shocks and headings
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-22

On Friday Feb g. Mrs MAsLE MCCLURE aged 80 years ani
morths
her friends and acquaintance respectfully aved to attend
her her late residence 31 Wsshngonsi oa sunday
On Fnasy FEB a. PRISCILLA, wife Of WIN Dyer aged 30
National Lodge no 80 o. y respectfully wed to at
tend the unsra Sunday Feb &c. at hapast O'Clock r NJ
No Pike A. corner o! East BROADWAY
Her remars an be taken o Gresn~ ood for ntennsnt
On FOuhday ,vsng FEB. 70, suddenly JOHN H. kNELEIh,
in the 5lst year OF his age " g.
late esdence Rutgers and Madison Sevsnthdlv
morning O'Clock. Tbs will bs taken 70 Shrewsbury n
J.. v
r Boston Cine papers Ple'se copy
On feb. 90 amer a short ilness, FRANCIS J BROdNAkD
Gq the pfopnso Of the New fork organ IN the Soh
tn. will held in Presbyterian Chsrh Jersey
Feb ~ Oeck, aztec Which the viii
convey Greenwood Cemetery The fn.nd OF the family and
The several Societies with which the deceased was eonnesd are
invited 20 attend.
On Fsb a. after a short illness. Mrs ADALIEE A. MARKS,
vii Of Erastus Bsris. aged 80
friends ths n respectfully nvtsdto
TEL sunday the 23d inst, from 1913 Third
On Thursdsy, February West HobOksn, RICHARD W.
RTERsON, 10 the 34th year OF his ago.
euds requested TO attend his funeral
q morrow morning. La O'Clock, his late reds0cs
Bosoken His VIII be ttAen 20 Jamaica l. for "A
In Mnstown New Jersey, The 18th inst, SARAH MORRIS,
daughter Of VIM and Kate Stuart Bake aged three and
thres months. -
daughter Of Addison and Eliza sm aged three years. Ave months
Al Cncnt ati Feb &c. HORACE CHAPMAN 95th year
Of his bad served with credit Mexico, and Of late
engaged a. = tier for the press
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-22
Manufacture OF Woven Iron....No. VII.
WINDow.GUARDs, GRArINes, sc.

The use of wrought iron in the manufacture OF
windowguards, gratings, and similar appliances,
is one of the most extensive and successful de-
partments of the art. Conservatives cannot De
adequately protected by other means than an ex-
terror wire netting with this fixture, If well
manufactured they secure from breakage. The ona-
mental windows of our Churches may be readily secured
against damage by malicious persons by the use OF the
neat patterns Of wire window guards manufactured By
our friend Mr. John B. Wickersham. Graings for stores
dwellings and steamers readily made Of any required
szeof wire We have substantial specimen Of this
syle OF work OF hafneh rods which seemed capable OF
ressg INV degree hard usage Smaller Ezes are made
with greater facility but equally serieeabe IN stua
where 30 great strength not requred-such patterns
beng peculiarly suited to Lunatc Asyums. The styles Of
work intended for these purposes will commend them 10
persons in quest Of such matters recommended Is they
are not only by the perfection Of their manufacture but by
their eh, and airy appearance giving them ess the aspect
Of caRing than Of necessary and appropriate hXure
the establishment They admirably calculated for the
prote~tiou OF the verandahs Of Lunac Asyums admitting
Air ard light and vet preventing damage fne hg'ler
STYLES Of grating will be found useful In dwellings or van
combushle substances entering them-for drains sAy,
lights steps dOorwork, window guards ana m1nlloil
uses 20 which they have only 20 be applied ezpen7ns
10 insure their feneral satisfaction. we learn maj large
amount If This work has been USED 10 pIsuIl 49,
sixteenthst west Of Broadway recently erected Those
Ions 10 witness the practical application OF me plan can
hara he grsufed Explanations VIII be made a. Ile hAA'
ing Warehouse, 55l BroaoWay
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-22
Foreign Ports.

Al shsrElss % ship Osa cresssy for New lofA u o'A
Huutucton Cooksey srd Gal~go, otuson, Tor 90 ~ e.
Passed Dee chip Horsbgrst, Osgood, IRON ~
ltik; sa, FaFio. J-ntn. irou Csntou iOf 10 ~ $500
DuDss staf gbse abd Horg kong Tor do , -, ". r,y
Mauulss soy q, baEk JOAN h1nAy LUZ NV A'N
A. ITsrpooll ast shp Gen w,shnsOn, Berry, tor Bah0''
act ltb. r.... ss,s cx,o.
rat LalAus Dec 90 sChs A'tons, San fneroo 90 49,
sure 30 SO fth, Magnolia. Hog Kong lOeh snip -'
Russe Bedford with oil and rhaeoons 1900, a.,
sb1 Dee
sch l. Day, DO ~. R,hinors. 18th
Ynginis, Cooper, 10 80 A. s.. s.t.n arr yov
AtZarfibs s. BAH Lewis Whts ies as i $50. -
40 III, Nararet ARA Faruhar, for Fsglore. va
rerf cav Tcucbed a. T. Oct George wAsAngton ~
Bedford 100 bbs oj-rsp0rtsd savng al yolaanA, or0
sswpor. 100 Paulna Hsv Bedford. i5o Bart Go'0o' 10 w.
Ice siss5l -. d. g,or C,lrura
for bosfun. .s-r..i.,5 Ta.oua and
Ansf Nassau Fsb brig Sarah Peters, hefHAo''
ArSEespoeo Jan s. ssk Eurssh Combs IN San fran0 ''
Az Al Bossos Ayrss Dec u, barn ABairO'' s'a'lh'a''
Not. -, L. Ro..a,. lsth Huus
Heavy New fOrk
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RnOlken, &c.

Feb Of Cape POraa brig Lghorn PsndsiOa I'm haAalA Tor
Eco 49, lat 81 3d. IS, brig Fr,ne from w'ren RI for
lat q 90 or q &c. bark Fanny, Of and from Boston
Jan s lat 80 20 lon 80 Br bark Albert Edward rom Can'on
10 es st 70 IS n Ion So a. sch Delphi I'm Norfolk for B'rO
dse- 20 Dc OUT. , -. ...... T .ho~,,1
% blue ground and white diamond, IN which was t1s etts
" he Zotof Of and salem, Jan 20, for River Of
81 Of Maipa Reef hp Arcadia cones I'm Ne" Orleans Tor
Hssrs. u tsts out NJ. r.. o.. w.
Fsb 3d. lon 90 o. packet sbp soaa'np'h' A7oes tut
Lonc0n II. =. .,,,,s.3 - h.
ti. n Fox hsuce for LVsrpooL
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BY Telegraph.

BOSTON, FEB flat brig Marshall, Palermo, Dec II.
Brig MeutsT Bahia Banco Nov %. Rio Janero, Dec 20
Spoke h lat 81 a5 Ion 80 a5 Br ship Indiana Liverpool tor
MARIA Charsiton Myra Philadelphia schs Florence,
Cayes Feb Lysander Cape Hayden Jan 2 Frances FOR
Island Mobsvk Charleston Champion Wilmington NC
Reeves. Philadelphia.
ca ships Thos Perkins. NC Robert Pulford New
BEDFORD bas Mary stde Moble sumper, Charleston; Lion,
Baumo bgs Eliza Burgess snd Sarah Williams. cuacoa Sep
embsr AsI Consqud Mobiles Houon Saysnnahj sen somer'
set. Georgetown, SC.
ROCKLAND Feb l7-Sd schs Nourmahah. aud John Ny1,L
BATH ieod shps kennebec Savannah IroP NOtean's
sALEH Feb 2O--Cld brig fanama New orleans
sli brig Messenger. Arics.
NORFoLK FEB 3O-Ar brig Bermuda (Brl ls do I'm Bonar
CD big Robert A, for Yves, Indies
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-22
rFrom onr Ccrr..pondents ]

PHILADELPHIA, Feb 2ATTtred Bark Fernaudina, Thonp
cor Cenu.sos; sch superb Rosh New Yo Catbarne Noyss
Moves RoLmone Benedict Thomas Me- Haysn sam Castoe
Robinson New-Ioh WIN Corbitt Hewitt Whansburgh Eliot,
ssrp. Few-Yorb; Geo Hoffman, Worth, Cape May.
CLEARED fremont Sears Boston; brs Mchar Young CT
Wright Esf-on Cardsnasi VIM CLARK Day. Deme-
raa schs Eliot shssp Yo; WIN cobt Hewitt. Boston,
sam Cashier Robinson New Yo Benedict Thomas New Havea
NEWPORT, Feb s0lrrfred-sehs Agoe Lore naianaas Tor
Portland; Baker Hggngs Wefeet for Virginia. w hckes,
WIe Providence Harvest Fnsbury Tauuton for
New Yor Fraooes Hsst Walden New Bedford for doj Nathan
Durlee. DAVIS. FaI River for A maIket
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-22

Al ssrana Fse bs Homer Mefuns %, csfsss.. . ga
s-ssT Sss yok. ests s6 per hhd' org SuhA r0''
fof Nsr.york. loars sssrr a. g per bel - 49, ga.
Porto csb-fo 80 Gov Yea Otho JAYS - -
CTuz, Isabsla Matthew'S, for bosto1, u ~" ''' -
E-ssor johnson I'm New. r0rk jest arr =, Az. ..
hsartus NOV 30 bark JOAN Murray, LuH no" Ni'N'
! al for Lortnr- 49, a.
At baks Erpress Church. for hes fot ~
Marha Messsr from Savaanah 81 brgs Emsis Lss ~
brs;o RI hg Hsv EngAnd Baker, for Psovtencs dos ens
Jnae Mounn CArsna fosg Pos'ssd do k0e rsa1sr
Flood feasy Fssaort. fasor Ter PahAteF12 o
Psu1sn soye Boston, Do .bs Tires Sisters Ranban or "a
vauns Blanchard for Bos'On ait rsadyf gs
LORD snd Cuisr Postant ready soos Srtoa for DO s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-22
FRIDAY, Feb. 2l-PM.


There was an active Stock market to-
day and the quotations for nearly all the Fsncies
improved The sales Of the Fances were large
and the market closed in almost every instance at
an advance on yesterdays rates. At the Second
Board the market showed additional strength, and
for many Of the Fsncies bids at the close were
p cent. higher than the last sales. The sales OF
Harlem reached $500 shares, closing at an adj
vance Of II p cent over yesterday. About 5000
shares Reading changed hands, closing at So, an
advance Of ! cent. Farmers closed at 6S, an ad-
vance off y cent. Norwich was very firm, and
ST was bid at the close for large lot. Edge
worth improved to III; Portsmouth firm at l4s'
and New.J ersey Mining Co at l3i with good de.
msnd. Erie improved / y cent selling at ST.
Long Island improved, 24i being bid at the close
without sellers. Mohawk was firm at 95. Utica
and Schenectady, 1875; Utica and Syracuse, ll5ti
Morris was quiet at 2oI. For Governments the
demand was large and the tendency of prices up
ward. Skies, 1867, improved v cent. For LII
nois 10 was bid, they being wanted tor banking
purposes The prices bid at the close were as lo'-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-22
WhaIers.

a., Ns. B.siofd 9Th brig Flower Trpp, PoVdsnce, 10
CO. si,v ~ Al or ubahsg The swDes partly frov-
csrcs bot vlnbAifrou NBeeord SAILED sAP F%cne' '0i ~
s H.rqua SBeoior a; Hong Kong Nov 49, landed 22o' n'
30 rom Cot HowlInd Of shp Courier, Of EBediord reports
tsrst "a Dec g al " ell Nth ~ bbs sperm OIL 1890,
,ttsr from shp Jsnusy, ADel Of Fsrhavsn daea ssa
~ 50 III i0 m lBf T. reports her With 400 bb oil, Tor ma
MIA a. hous-had taksl 600 bbis the last cruise
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TRIBUNE MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF SEW YORK..
CIenred.

steamship Washington Lloyd Southampton aBd Bfsn'' MOIST
sans RisA ~ ,sis,,o,
ships Ivabbos Edvuts Liverpool. Taylor Msrri nsla.s
Bow New Orleans, Fros Hieks Ea.erPnIs Fax
Tsycr Rich. ILL.,,
PAU II wolfe DAVIS orl.aas Marmora Daaesn HA'aa
Foster Nclsrs0n 81 p..eh
prs.-suan Fsce. Bermuda. Eesmith Sons Owe nAS
Cl, Persacoa star tBrl hesgher. Hshfax Ms
80 Fo~sT Mosi. Stages Ci-srrnaa EhEa, lsc) VA
u d. h0'oh. ~. a R.s,.r sss
Jas Raw PortAnt, Snow Wklsss sara kAfASs-' s~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-22

raw Buoy painted red been placed on the rocks to the
the Lower hdde Boston harbo vessels comas
up lie barbor nus the buoy the staIbozrd bow
FoEr BUESAs drawing ~ ee
Bp0os pay 40 spanish dollars $50 ~ 90 - IG I'D 10
no s6 H. ID 49, $50; $40 and 81 feet soJ Spanish
doars NIB 100 English equal 70 100 Burgess lO9 II Preach
Burros; 100 Norwegian equal 70 liz Burgps aud
IN n susssb 10 I1 II Burgess msssuemsn In palmo IA pam
equal 70 nne and two 6fhs spspIsb inches 80,
an e 49, exesprg packets requiring pilot TO sntsr the
mar reads pay dollars When eaVng Whshsr asg
pilot or not they bound 70 pay The lee ~ eesney ANY
tha roads without pot ano "- 10
l. noored or 70 change anchorage must pay le0dois
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Raneinfa Of Pradnna.

FRIDAY, Feb. 2l-By A. y and Ere Railroad.
5 bbs Ashes lsOd dead Hogs; So Cattle; SO Calves lo2
bags Barley; l53 pkgs Butter $50 bush Oats bags and
40 bbs Flour III bales Hay 50 do Wool 62S sides Lea
her and IS Sheep.
BIZ Neac. York and Nelc RaveD Railroad l,2l6
bush Ostsj I casks Ashes; IS Hogs 60 dead Sheep
Calves and 2ll bags hal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-22
HOusE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

Mr.. GIDDINGS agHeQ leave 10
luton that the President be requested to inform
this House, if consistent with the public interest,"
whether q subject of the British Crown, and also
a member of the British Parliament has been re-
Gently insulted in Springfield, Mass, and bis per
sonal liberty endangered by citizensoi that state
in violation of our Treaty stipulations WITH the
British Government
Objections being made, he gave notice ne Wouio
ask TO offer the resolution at another time
Mr.. JOHNSON Of Tenn offered Joint resolution
which was referred to the Committee Oh the
Whole on the State Of the Union, providing tor an
amendment of the Constitution OF the United
States-in substance, TO elect the President dl
rectly by the people; Senators by the people OF
the respective States; and the terms OF the u ..
Judiciary TO be limited. ,c,. r
Private bills were then taken up and hiteeh Oh
them passed. ,,r
The House went into Committee on the bill Tor
the support Of the Post Office Department.
Mr. BAYLY complained that Mr.. Clarke had done
him injustice by writing out his remark dlherent
from what had been made. and saying IN PRINT
In the Giobe, that he (Bayly) was hall seas over
and sometimes saw through his glasses darby
This had reference to what was said during the
debate on the River and Harbor bill when Mr.
Clarke offered an amendment for the improve
ment of Sacketts Harbor
Mr.. CLARKE replied saying that he had most
reason to complain, as Mr.. Bayly had charged
him with voting for the appropriation merely
that the money might be expended at Sscketts
HsrbOr.
The bill was considered amended, and when
the Committee rose the previous question was
moved, pending which the House adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-22
MARRIED.

On tie 2Ist INST. by Rev VIM. r Williams. Mr. STEPHEN B.
MUM Sd 10 Miss CAROLINE wYGANT all Of this citv .
On Medp.-dsy FEB 10, New London n. H. 81 SAN r,
daughter Of Colby, JAMES COLGATE OF this
-
Berran JAMES r. SWORDS TO ANN MARIA, daughter Vi the
ate Herry Goth
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-22

BARK EUREKA.--The report published few
days since OF the loss Of this vessel proves ncor'
rect. See Marine Journal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-22
Entered for Consumption.


MANUFACTURES OF WOOL.
vvooIeus 1873 packages tll25S7; Cloth 10 DO os,oi
cs,sineres DO 81 Worseds, 20 DO, 6f5 sun foods.
81 10 i1g7s Cotton and WOrsled, $40 do sosSli Couos
"a Wool Il do $780, Coatin x, do S Alpaca DO,
20 Lusers il do 94; De Lsoes ~ ~, 5sfyyes,
~ so; Moreens III DO 1853; shaws, 100 zfIi Wor-
sted and Cotton DO DO I77oj Cashmere DO do LII;
Covers do 1851 Flannels do, 1885, Blankets, do.
80. Merno Hose do 5l46 Bindings, do, 10 Yarn,
81 20 56e6 Carpeng . do 6i other manufactures OF
Woo. Ia DO SOB TOTAL ss2 pkgs valued al sS5Sf6S
MANUFACTURES OF COTTON.
Cottors ssI packages s2l275 Coored Cottons 34 do,
81 5Ig; Prfns 1862 do 5f9l7 Ginghsms 40 do, <l1oli
MSsins $40 EmbrodeIed DO. 50 do % s3s Lsees.
l2dO 5662; Velyeis 9dO fs9 Nesuugs, DO f5 Snaw,
DO LIE Handke-chefs do, 53; Cuttings do, 49,
Hote l04 do 1890; Gloves, Is do III; Spool y 60
1850 Fringes DO ees; Web, 90 1885, IhIesa , "a
81 Yam do $50 other manu. Of Cotton, % 40, <t's-
Total, 6sS pigs, valued al s4lo,lSS
MANUFACTURES oY SILK. 80 ,ss
sk. se1 nsekaees s443 pa; Ribbons, 1876 DO, 10 oo
Lsces II co. 1885, Embroidery, IS 90 1e 49, vsISs.
do 77ea veils DO 7fS2l Grapes 90 s"so 40 NJ A.
28o 22i0; Plssh 6 DO 1885 Six ana Ioson a. 10 ~
IS Ss. Vesr ss ii DO 5Isi; shawls q DO si1i sesrs'
40 2s42: sk ard WOrsted Shaws ~ 90 Nseii Vs a.
do a5 Grape shawis, do o0si Cis'sls' 10 40 ''''
Ioosessdes on EigsA Pssel
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Pa.senrnrr Arrived

Il, ,tfp Gef-stss From R0te~iaH-Mstan Charlotte "a
H. pactsf ship 0 Ltpooi-Joha Nor sos NJ ana
Mrs lrviu, Of Gssgow.
N lax FHr Htsr az Sc en ron Iar-'fr-Capt oeo D.
tran ana samuel H1chiuson, master al lf ohcef Of o-A -
Plata before reported lost uear ADA - ,u,s "a
~ 80, TSiegrafb frsl Sar Tnia-Wm Burgsss Wsra "
R.p.n Lang Stow Rsdfsi, asi a ia ne ss7f's'
retlfled Csbloruials.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-22

To Mariners.

AtPorsnouth on the 18th. beautiful clipper ship called
Typhoonr owrsd By hessrs kIDgsland OF this city
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-22

H. Exchanges there Is q noue1aVe alIIounV
Of busipess for the Warrington and the rates are
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-22

sss-R'.,-...--.- IS SAY - . ss''-H''' ~ ''-
HIGH WAIER--.---fEb . n, "a.
sstsy Hook III GUv 1sant--.l o7m Hsi oas-- "a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-22

II The attention Of Prof. BRoNsoN's
Eve patients and others, In Boston, Worcester, Spring
feld Hartford this City, Trenton and Philadelphia,
called to the additions and alterations Of his arrangements
10 be found under Special Notices.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-22

FrILOws's MINsTRELs.-Thi band Of
Ebopsn Mnsres has for the last year been playing TO
full bouses in this City They offer fine programme for
this afternoon and evening The afternoon performance
will commence at PM for the accommodation oflsdies
and uvenes-n the evening at74 The performances con-
sst Of chomses gees songs burlesque operas dancing
&c &c
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-04-16
Court Proclamation.

WHEREAS the Hon. ABRAHAM 5. WILSON, President
Judge Of the Court Of Common Pleas for the Twcnti-
Judicial II the counties Of Union and
Min. and JACOB WTrESMrER and AMEs AERIsoS Esrs,
Associate Judges in Union county have issued their pre-
cep bearing date the 18th day VI Feb, ISL. AMI
directed for the holding of Orphans Court, Court OF
Common Pleas, Oyer Terminer, and General Quarter
Sessions, at New Bcrn for the county Of Union the
ID Monday of MAY next lbeng the 18th day) 1851, and
to continue two weeks
NOTICE is therefore hereby given to the Coroner Jus
tees Of the Peace and Constacs in and for the county
Union, to appear in their proper persons with their
rolls, records inqutons, examinations, and other
entrances to do those things which Of their Offices AMI
their behalf appertn TO be done and all witnesses and
other persons prosecuting in hchaf Of the
against persons, required to he then and there
attending, and not depart without leave ut their peril
Justices required to be punetua in their attendance
at the appointc! time agreeable to notice.
Given under my hand and seal at the sheriff Office in
New Berlin this 9Th March in the year Lord
thousand eight hundred and tyone and in the seventy
th Of the Independence Of the United States Of
America. GOD save the Commonwealth,
ARCHIBALD THOMAS, Sheriff.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-04-16
Ztat Of Ifffcra

u EMAINING in LEWISBURG PostofIice
IL Quarter ending March 81, 1850.
Bachman John. Boss s NJ. Burgh F B Esq,
Beck Lewis Esq Blymer George, Bent s
Mrs, Buskirk Aaron
Clayton Jonathan 2, Collins Newman, Christ
inc Joseph, Coulter Joseph. Cronrsth Chss
Dibtz Jacob. Delcome Chas, Doyle Margt Miss.
Fix Thos, Ferer Danl 2, Fusten Mr. Esq
Critics Lewis, Girton Josiah
Herring Catherine. Hinkley Daniel, Hubley
Barnard, Heller Geo w
Irwin NJ A Miss
Knapp Reuben 3, Reach E Esq, Kempsl
Ruben, Kissinger Levi
Lloyd Joseph, Long Je-.ph
Matthews s e. Meyer J H
Nesbt Mary f Miss
Persel Ruben, Penny A J, PoWerWm, Pick Dsnl.
Rigsie Frederick, Reese E Esq
Seller Elizabeth, Smith Sarah, Super John Jr,
Smith John. Shelp Henry
Tulledge Alfred
Wagner Mary, Woodward R Mr.. Wilmington Mr.
l53J A. KENNEDY, PM
p'Persons calling for letters in this list will
please state that they are advertised
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-04-16
THE SUMMER SESSION
THE
LEWISBURG ACADEMY

yETILL commence on MONDAY, the 5ih
w o. MAY next. In this Institution. all
the branches ui thorough Academic course will
be taught.
The Primary Department will receive due
attention and exercises in Composition and
Defamation will be required Of the larger mems
hers oi the school. The discipline OF the lnsti-
tG,on. as heretofore, will be directed main y to
the formation OF systematic habits Of study, rs
The hest and only permanent means OF securing
order and progress among the pupils The sub-
scrbef feels grii;iieJ at the liberal support which
has ,hus far been given him hy an intelligent
public, aud he believes thai the best return he
make il. is TO SEEK Ia lead the YOUTH placed
under his care to the acquisition Of sound, ulios-
teniaiious l,arliing.
The average number in attendance during the
las, year is, being Il considerable increase
over any previous year. 4 short Vacation will
be given hear the middle of the session.
TrRas. per Session Of 20 weeks: For Common
English Sc, Higher English So, Languages $40.
JNO. RANDOLPH,
April 2. 1851 Principal
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-04-16
Grand Jurors. MAY Term...l85l


East Buffalo-Abraham Wolfe
Perry-John G Grayhart
New Berlin-Henry Solomon
West BufIalo-Charles Hassenplug
Hsrtey-Elias Katherman, Frederick Woman,
Daniel Holler
West Beaver-Henry Rauch
Penns-Sam'l Pawling, Philip Gemberling, Jr
Centre-JOhn Kern
Chapman-Fredenck Brill. VIM Kelly, John
Hogmas,er. Peter Hains
White Deer-John Ranck
Lewisburg-R NJ Musser, Jas Kelly, sr
Union-Geo Wehr. Michael Benfer
MiAlinburs-Benyhill Bell
TRAVERSE JURY
Penns-Wm Colsher, Elijah Coljron, d Wendt,
Frederick Gundrum, Jac Oh, BENZ HummeI,
Abraham Fisher. Samuel Werheim
Limestone-Wm Forster, Peter Wehr. Ephraim
KIose, John B Smith, John Mitchell
East BuffaIo-Jos Walker. s Noll, Mich Brown
Beaver-John Tro1el, Henry Smith, VIM Salz.
man, Aaron Specht
Washington Moore, Dan1 German, Adam
German, John Schnee. Daniel s Boyer
White Deer-John st Clair, ROoert Candor
Peny-Emanuel Lohr, Peter Troup
BufIalo-Wm Baker, Andr Hauck
Centred Bogsr, Marcus Tea
Cnion-I Eyer, John Van Buskirk, Millhouse
Harley-Sam'l kleckner, Vim Huntington
Lewisburg-Charles Penny
Kelly-Wm T Linn, A Roger, Phil Gemberlins
West Buffalo-E Kaup, ID Fisher, z Breyman
New Berlin-Henry Aurand
West Beaver-Jacob Smith
Mifflinburg Antes.
PETIT JURY.
White Deer-H Diefenderfer, VIM Datesman
Hartley-Wm Frederick, Kinman, Henry Mil.
ler Jr, Josiah Carl, Geo Ruhl
Lewisburg-A NJ Lawshe, ] Jones
Miflinburg-Jsc Oberdorf, Geo 0utslius
East BufIalo-Geo Reed
Middlecreek--Samuel Yodes
Centre-John Swengle, Peter Relish, lac Aurand
Union-Henry 8 Cochran Finn, Noah Wal
ter, Martin Dunkel
Penns-Simon Christine, 8 Kreisher, Jsc Mill
hofe, Isaac Wooding. Peter Bolig
Buflslo-Jsc Vsneids, Jas D Chamberlain, VIM
Pery-Henry 8 Houtz. John Fisher, Joseph
Grsybill, Peter Aeker
New Berlin-Jos KleckneT, Jae Horlaehsr
Limestone-John stse