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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-08-28

A clever Female French Writer says, wo-
men should not SIT beside the man they wish
TO conquer but opposite him. "Al,ack a
heart by full front, not by profile" is her ex'
preston
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-08-28

The census of Detroit has just been taken
showing population of 26i64s. In 1880 i
was 2l,027.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-08-28

The late Jacob Bell, the extensive ship
builder of New York, who died recently left
a fortune of 800 900, for the disposition OF
which he made no will.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-08-28
J. STEWART DEPUY.

4 Il 223 North I'd street, above Wood,
: IA BURNT District Philadelphia, would
respectfully call the attention of his friends
. and the public in general, TO his large and
: well selected stock of Carpets, Oil Cloths,
. Mattings, Window Shades, Stair Rods,
: &c, &c.
Veni,ian Carpeting from cts to 100 cts per yd.
- Ingram " Isl 80 "
= Three Ply 100 l25 "
Brussels 1l2! " lou " "
% Door Matts.-fIe would invite the attcn-
= ton of dealers and others to his large stock
q of Doo, MattS--which he manufactures
: in great variety and of splendid quality.
8 Or CLorns, from yard to yards wide
wholesale and retail.
April 10, lS52.-Gm.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-08-28

THE celebrated Mrs. Bloomer is in Roches-
ter, where she intends passing some time at
a Water Cure establishment,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-08-28
VIM. M'CARTY,
BOOKS LLER,
Market Street,
SUNBURY, PA.
JUST received and for sale, fresh supply
- EVANGELICAL MUSIC

for Singing Schools. He is also opening at
this time, a large assortment of Books, in every
branch of Literature consisting of
Poetry, History, Novels Romances, Scientific
Works, Law, Medicine, School and Children S
Books, Bibles School, Pocket and Family, beth
with and without Engravngs, every of vari-
ETY. of Binding. Prayer Books of all kinds
Also just received and for sale, Purdons Di-
gest of the laws OF Pennsylvania, edition of 1855
price only 5000.
Judge Reads edition of Blackstone= Commen-
taries, in vols, vo formerly sold at $1,000,
and now offered lin fresh binding) at the low
price of 5000
A Treatise on the laws of Pennsylvania re-
specting the estates of Decedents, by Thomas F
Gordon, price only $500.
Travels, Voyages and Adventures,-all o
which will be sold low, either for cash, or coun
try produce.
February, 81 1s52.-ti.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-08-28

ISAAC S. Waterman, has been elected Pres
ident of the Water Gap and Eas'on (Ps) Rail-
road Company,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-08-28
TERMS OF THE AMERICAN.

iHE AMERICAN is published every Saturday at
TWO DOLLARS per annum TO- be naid half yearly in
paid
All communications letters on business relating to
'he ONCE to insure attention, must be POST PAID.
TO CLUBS.
lhree copies to one address, $500
seven De Do 1000
rnteeh Do Do 30 90
FIVE dollars in advance will nay for three years sub
bcription to the American
One Square of 10 lines, 8 times sleO
every subsequent Insertion, 25
ono Square, months, 800
ok months, 500
One year, 200
business Cards of Five lines, per annum, 800
Merchants and others, advertising by the
year, with the privilege Of inserting
ulnerent advertisements weekly. 1000
" Larger Advertisements as per agreement.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-08-28

JNK-Boureaus celebrated ink, and also Con
gres ink for sale, Wholesale and retail by
December 2s, 1850. II. b. MASSER.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-08-28
WANTED TO BORROW

TWELVE HUNDRED DOLLARS in two
4 sums of six hundred dollars each, for which
good freehold security will be given. Address
M. w.
sunbury, Feb. 2s, ls52.--,f
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-08-28

A I L o X N E Y AT IL w,
sUNBURv, Pa.
business attended to in the Counties of Nor-
thumberland, Union, Lycoming and Columbia.
Refer to:
p. g. \. Rovoudt,
Lower q Barron,
Somers & Snodgrass, Phtlad.
Reynolds Mcfarland & Co.,
Spering, Good q Co.,
H. J. WOLVERTON,
ATTORNEY At I, law.
OFFICE in Market street, Sunbury, adjoining
~ the Office of the "American' and opposite
the Post Office.
Business promptly attended to in Northumber-
land and the adjoining Counties.
REFER TO - Hon. c. w. Higgins and B. Ban
nan, Pottsvillc; Hon. A. Jordan and II b. Mas
ser, Sunbury.
April 10, lS52.-ly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-14
FOREIGN Ports.

AtSsn Ian Jan !. bars Quiunebauz. New YORK. ores
Como 10 JOsepD ur New-OheaBs. schs T0wnsend,
Jones. New York, X r Brown, 60, Two FneLds. Nss-
ORLEANS. braz :, do.
Al L. Union " Coast OF Central Amerlcs) Nov. 2.
hank Homer ", oman. fOl Boston s.0n, al we'll
At Coast Of Afnca, Oct 40. brig Leon0Ia, LINK, Tor
GaboOI, nov. ~.
A ue nos AZ Nov H. ships Parsna Lang, az.
r. Aymar. Car, oder, barks Thrus, Ua bswsy,
for NewYork or 10 days f. Wright, Jr, Ayenil. tor
90. IA OF 8da,s.
At Cbagies t9tb ult brig Rngel M CIowel from New
iorl; schr. Eagle unc AID others
Al g. 29ih uit ste Mon Bud. I'm Nov0fleass.
Wiz p8s,eAesis Tor New-YOfk.
A. Iienuegos ~ Wit bugs Emirs, Hal Cor P) taad.
nc Ffsnkin. Coos 4 40 Ding 30, johnson, aud Oil
yer. c.Meis. Luc.
A. Rsrbada.s 10TH nit schr. Greenwiy. KIRBY. fran
AleNsnara.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-14
whaiers.


Bra PsaI rs tuns. Of Nos o. has been purchased n
Williams Haven. Of Nav Losdoa she vi be nggei
ana bah aud emplS cd d the sperm wesle fishery
lLo'aa Ocean. under tue Command IT Capt Mr.. Fot-
sytL, late q bark Dove.
Arr. at WospoTi 9ih bask Janet CTowel Hoaolslu ma
Newport
er sr from Cast Jsrnesan cf shie we Thompson Of
New Bedford dates 81 hcloluln Ocs q reports her
10 bts VII o SINCE leaving home. Sent home $50 lbs
hcIe by bark Helen Augusta far New Bedford asI
home abost 900 bb oil by brig May MAdos. Capt. James
Clsse and
AZ Siauiitius NOV %. Mars. Borden n r.. 500 50 IS
i0mp. back bolud 10 FoU DlupAn, 10 cruise mos and
then home Young PiTni,. rompKus b, 800 So
bound cruise VA : daNs sid i3ih Wa Badger
Perkins, Ul Lynn. 500 sp O. -use
AZ HuGOulU DC, %, Geo Rowland. Il II hat ALLIED
wha-ls b. SAVED Only 90 hbls. oi Oae sbOst-
sctrer, Baue II ren gas Loaf oyeIoola from lhS o. IL
IL a soe Of VII sn r. time before leaving he Arctic
AR. et Go November o. tuer e'egTaphl Nofea KELLEY.
from Arctic. 10 l0ihs, o. - 400 VII, " UeJ Tie
bone ih Hog Morse, warren do. % moatbs, 10 50.
80 VIII Coo lbs bone CosSare Aocum. N b., ds. 70
months 5asp.. SEQ VII z,00 ms bone Arab Sn-i n H.
GO IS months l.0sa, oeC VII, 900 % bone, bfh A6n-
barker Morton b. from LorsiuH. SO wh y 90 los
nere l0ih. Jeanette IVES. H., Ocho'sk Sea 20 sp,
$50 wh hoo bone 18Th Kfonau G sinG. OF Myst c, 20
sp. ? 200 VII, 1900 lbs bone, AswbiVpon, Lester.
Stone, 256 80. Geo WI 10000 lbs. hOae
Cd a do Nov / Henry, to cfulse; i1h. Mar. .sha.
do Rohnoke. " Gleelp It, DO; Alfred Tyief, OF
Eqgar,own, Do Wa ,rhompsoa = do AdsLns.S N.
AS Carlos nov -. NarIaganse,t Coleman. Mat.
Heard fcm by letter Nov 81, no iat SC Rambler. por-
A Tomtez about Roy 20 America, Of Nantucket. $50
biol, sperm; PNihenon. v II so bhls So.
Ar. Ishaua Noy ,. Ocean. SwIft. OF Providence.
from Och,>a Sea Left Nog9 >, at anchor Sheffield. Of
Cold Sy,ing. / iO0 ibis
SPOKEN Nov 10 lat . II s lon 30 " Wm Tell, Tabsy,
OF sud mn, Saeharbor tor North Pacific.
spoken Roy %. lat. q 20 s.. LOO 81 ~ Nay n b.. all
Nov g. lat 2iN lon 10 w Mary and su'aa, OF stc.-
reton amos 300 bois $4,000 ms bone bound 70 Saoa-
No aa,e, lat ~ N Ion A Is. Superior. N l..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-14

.,,,t Foreman Rsietd II the F1fsnaa.--
Corcunnrsv'. orar'ine 81 GO as donation to the
Reso'",.s Func OF me Ire Department Coasurred
ChsIl's,SS following vo;f: Afrm sl'vs-the ifeSi-
% ,sns,ant AID Brown. '~i', Nalnt'l, y Bren'
csp', p,esdsr Woor .ar', Ring, Wells. Andsr-
Ro'"ps onten. McCowan, Wright, Wheelan, NC
CGese,ia 70 light Broalsay, fom 9Th to 10Th
H..,,h ess COrcurftc IN
g. VII pesrc ,ncn Adjourned TO Wednesday after
az AZ O'Clock. s c,.,-
courr OF GENERAL SESSIONS, Jan. ~
~ rress Behss snc AL. Pa aud Blyce
SLOT Elec,,or kiof.-Geo Whltnsy John S'uard Dun
IS,r,,d Geo Haven, Clnkin Pearsd' Denan NC
.,d Ia~reLcs Couisrt lruc fd y fiot IN me ven
hNrro pe,dsd cnny, snd aqofec + r time 20 put IN
b.as ,fs Ibs Court granted Uf fNe>dey Fl" neai wset
i5-s.i soy 6-ard Torceny -ihomas Riley, "m mo,ah,
~ K, Is sud Luxe Co,'eir tDnf Boys "sTe plsceo on
40 "a 9TH naVtg, p Dec So, stolen rom tas
III, to- Of Jacob Ken. Ne ~ Avenue A. sixty go'o
~ 16Hr watches and tWo penc1s. The evdsnce ~
sI' Verd.rson and d 70 u.s. named sler, Deth
..nisns ofihe accused. taken. Ihel cePosed thS
.snc Ard Kelly having ts-n the erpper'y, they all
t.resd 20 . vacant lOt. bore after dividing Il, they
go p.rt oft The proper vas subsequently, found,
- he lot and the remainder n ps ession 81 the sc
ssd Costel convicted and ettepred 10 t.s otsse
,on fo three years and seven months Kelly ana ftiy
r. also convicted and sentenced the former 70 TWO
,s-s aad ssven ouths, ard The liter 10 Two years I'm,
,rsosmes tae State rnssE The Court then ansu'aou
f..fh ~ CAV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-14
QUARTERYAsTER'- OFFiCE.
WASHINGTON, Jdnuafs III. 49,.


W hCreaS. ccTtalu drafts, lurpOfung ~ DC
those Of an officer Of he QusriernaSt,rS Depart
n.cni on Mayor Genera! Thomas JeSUg, Qtafier-
master General, have been presented Tor a. ilehs.
which dra'ts aGe orgerIes, 1t becomes necessary -
issue this caution. order thar me public MAJ oe on
It's guaro should oiher Gratis o. Ike character be
ID circulation.
The drafts presented above bear ,ae forged sig
hatufe Of CAPT. l.. { E.stou. Assistant Quarter
master |. ;. Aray. They are Numbered l93 ana
l. y Gated Ass s,ali QUausrmasltrs Office, santa
re- Ne~-MeXioo. 1T july, 1851 the one for 1850,
we 0'her i0T 81 COO, Id DOtn IN favor Of GUsiATGs
MtneESoeII, torinsfy c.eCk II The employment OF
ap'. Lasioa, recSnuy stationed At Sslta fe.
nhTy pear oil thtir face The forged signature o. col
l., Suuntr approving the same.
sac McHafcouri has teen re ported % this Cilce
rs having cVmMltled extensive frauds GA MS sG-
ploy yer. Capt l. C. Esston aud ISL fret NJ has re-
nauoed tue community " d large sa,putt on ne rs
OF forged GraisS siuiliar 70 those descr,tsc
TINS caution IL gwen that all m AZ r on tbsrrrari
against RECEIVING drafts, whrlnsr ll ftvorof or.n.
O0rstd b, SAID MclSICouIt It's believed here AZ
no gtIuI O drafts Of Capt. Eas.3As cu.sieuciag on
which the name Of Nc tiarcourt apps4,S IA aBy way
Il, direction oi he QuaIternas .sl. Gss erai.
Wa. A. GORDON, Cnlef Clerk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-14
SrDDEN DEAIH At NoRTHP0R

SUDDEN DEATH At NoaTHPORr.-L Last
Saturday. DR.. Ray. Coroner Of Northport, Long
l. luo was called 20 hold 10 inquest on me oocy OF
? nez7o man named Reuben. who hat dIeJ very
suddenly From the faCss elected at the inquest !!
appears thar the deceased while Ia partial state
OF iotoxicaton frank PINT OF brandy on 6st winch
ccrDletely supplied him which state he renamed
some fourteen or sixteen hours, when he partially
revived and called for water, which was gwen 70
him ard he drank very freely, but soon alter died,
verdict was rendered thai the prozraGte Cause Of
ms dsa.b ,eos from the thinking Of cold uGter
4 YOUNG EARTHQUAKE.-The shock OF
an earthquake was distinctly felt IN this ci'y and
.he nelgL Motoring towns on Saturday morning aoou'
: o's,sck Il Taste several seconds, aud was ac'
oo-nrauied by rumb..Ig noise Ike the sound OF
heavily laden wagon passing over frozen ground
New Bedford MercUry, 18th
CHEROKEE DELEGATES TO ASKING TON.
r., Ch.~ore % cor.cd ha,e appointed John Rose, Pm
ci,,sf Chef Of tie Nation Joseph ann Ih9ms ress
Tsyss Downing and James Kel Delegates 10 asnhssoh
helr DllIcips business will 1e 20 SCI the neutral
fsrt 20 tie United states Fost SCI b ArA hefssd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-14
spoken &c.

Dec 49, a. "a g. los % . bAA Jsna~ Hail. IArvis
fiuHi NrN-N - Tor Arctic, PIX
Jan. :, oil Cane Henry hlg NIarNlwrr Hartman gf,xa
kew-hasen for " est iuuies.
Jan. Z, OF Cape HosU. brg DR. Rogers Data SIMMONS,
WHO ciedisst) from St Thomas f1r NoIf,ik" sAe
last rc ported a Sunnsm for l,lsuce,teTl
Jan. no lat or passed 0ara Robert pesnsu OF
and fros Por lsnd for Havana
Nov e IA, /! o. ion. g. BARK YuntHston Jsnes fsss
PhiaIe pima lSept ~ for San Frabci.c5
Dec ~ 1T. u, lcu b. bark EmIiy from RIO O. Jasarp
for ftlsrelpha.
Jan la. 81. Ion =, brig wahs'sa Saith from B,stD
tar Galveston
Nov n. las lOS lou % s. schr Miuns DAVIS frsn
Portsmouth. \ (Oct - flr Manila sc.
Dec 81 la % % \ lou % 80 Br bns BrAsilisa. 100
Jsn ; Ia, s.. lon o. brig AlRes Tsgn fcom Bs:ks-
p0lt lur Havana.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-14
The Ocean Steamers
-r.xxRs FOR THE MONTH OF JAM

All etters AID NscsyapeIs On land Tor kHs sno .
"a az seat 81 tie fIs. steamer natter d "A2'
line r.. - corrr1aIfrs
mr. od rnsnfy-0Le csRis slDgle Eete, except .oi
tnSzs -Isres required t. te prepaid h fcll 80 - r..
sers tc tas Continent q kurope BY re - =. -.
-,Trfe rrrr tid rye ceuts single rate efcrp 70 ~"
IN -. REQUIRED T. b. yrepeid n tnli ,, Tn,
Letters 1v the EsyTs Lne mus be pteI ~ 80. s ;.
rrsfgr an ciee Ili4nd p,sr8Ee y ~ sdes0' 'A"'P'
Nsvsyeter. b. ri1sr Line "a 80 'ui,s nus es p'
;Vi,, Pg-sge aust 10 adde4 Le.tsss ID Ne~afiy.n
,fs = ltsnsuf Z Europe ~ she Hyfe AUG FieH'. i''s
,TElszEs TO ARRivs IRON HVEors
.sn-Safj.f F-lrr Liverpool sr New fpit. 3sI
,R-,rlr-S,i.si tom Liye~5,,i g., New 'fAJ ssI
49, Solo fr,m LiverDp1. i,r B~.!n. az
fGKt6k-sails ffu Iversool tar nss. 70 ~. =. "a"
p.l,g,1- : us lrye Liverpool fN Ss~-f"ts'"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-14
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE

TAG scHR. MARY Ann Geus from Ssvasash. bssat
for ST Auf0siEe oclisi,a ths Savasaas Rrer
OF tse pa vita Br % KELVIN. he hsDber i,si IA
mast sod bol~ahs aId the ths fyia< ooo,a, tae
HsHnHtt sifuos Capt Getts % tae arm, inlafe< N
severely
BK BARK JA>B Seer a. Boston on S,ssasoYs ~ the
Lth u at - - IN 81 "a. ~hle iag 20 a. sts frrs
u shppee sea wnlca q sse IN. bai " irss ervse
IN &c cheons. s"stt aSay fhe baaa damaged tue
barometer, ana hlsS The IA aud . ~a<F
At Oic tint Rad t~o feet wsteri. the holt
b stI NARY ELIZA a. Portsmouth y < ,fnsa Yer.
mouth :. of kDcAEsgt, loss irssAl o. NJ Desert .sI
pvt mo Portland ogs Sunday morning aat "a
rh0CJ "a PDr Suogth har90r i5a gale evoaiur
The weat lahore a. Nswcss y n std pr4.ar,A
40 is'snce SiosdaY morning. tom the p-ts 4 Psu.
month sld NeFcaste, All 81; ino she hNDH VIA oss
q ab and dsck load q nu
ScH VN HART. a.A,re near FcuNicis I,Ani - fo1al
loss lie csTse VII "a DtG been sirsSa a. NJ he b"a.h
I'D t-er CD &c e, together a jamfs-e cludls.sa
ST. Iowa e oOucyste ash sre n he - a. NJ laass
previous a. rst be- lOsfcd cd IN ia
TIN cASK contl nilg tae register tud her gAse
los teloN THIS port. figac tsG CT iva siScs
cief u he fs.kS known the Graves S.s'on
l. sht The hles ard snrnsrs Il brig smsns rs
n'css md " ID ne 20 Tbtre CA 40 i'0sef be
o"u0i that tue fred len truck up ire Gcases the
ssleie nov Storm o. Sau,) ~ >igla' ani o 81 al "a
board psrisbsd
lt cARso and passengers q bark SaanGNR cgndsgnet
~ baf 81 on The am Newcastle easla@d {, PAD
acspha, ~ol ne i,f~s Sed 60 tLsi d-..nalioa
as possse The weather lad hesavrrr had an Nsveuhsf
which had DELAYED b1sLess Of sysfy nj Fs- tseaty-
ga Gays lIlls cou4d os done. GRuH1sr Of tighten.
lost SC.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-14

II Mr.. Silas Webb, Of Greenport, Oor-
me1ly Old SieIlinP) departed this life few days
since a the ripe aye OF -. Mr.. Webb was one OF
the early settlers OF that town and took promnest
mar IN the res,inv Of that beautiful village, and al
ways contributed largely for the benefit of the poor
ard public Institutions.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-14
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, JANUARY IA. 1852

Nan Wilson, Gowenus On sunday night about
O'Clock, the engineer aDo 9nOtber usr were en-
gsltd M proparD1 the en-iue for ncnsays work.
aid " hiio igbm siue water INTO toe D0ueT, BngSs
came ~ eno accidentally fell into he Pit oi tae NJ
wheel, which bruised hun n such manner as ~
cause instant dean. The eve eucc before tue Cor
obcI's jury went 10 show that Il vas purely a'ci
dental and that no blame attaches :" any person.
Verdict Accordingly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-14
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

WHO GENERAL COMMITTEEs.-The bal
o.Dg for Chairman OF the Kings County wing
Committee was as follows
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-14

fY9 Rev. VIVA. H. Newman, late Rector
Of S, Psul's Church at Fla:oush died on Saturday
asst aged 90
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-14

"a uGlTIyE FROM JUsTICG Herman
sss,.S<' Il Polish lew. dad mgiuye FROM Troy.
seg' oe stands charged ~Ita obtaining arOui $40
sossl," sooos by false Y5cienSts froGi Lewis l..
q g. 4, OF that place. A4s oa Monday arrested
eqss., .Eosseu oi TIE Lover foAcs Coutl, tUd
fsVr sHo 10 the care o. Marshal Townsend. ~
'.s0rGed hone Monday evening" Sl;n hin.
a. i'L OccuReENCg. 80 Carcuer Ball held
htipgs ss.. Moncay. spVa 'he body OF W,B.am
ssees,As,,.,s native oi lielauc, ~ho ctfuc %
'Se'o,ed a. .s n ieIlowlne manner. Deceased vas
pohsher IN the marble yarG of Alder
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-12-04
Baton Rouge Foundry.

THIS establishment having been lately in
4 creased and possessing additional facilities
fur the execution of all kinds Of work IN their line,
the undersigned are pre- paired to manufacture and
furnish without delay IRON and BRASS CASTINGS Of
the heaviest dimensions
STEM ENGINES, SUGAR MILLS, AND SAW MILLS
of improved construction. suitable for public or plan.
tation use.
Steam Boilers Of all kinds made TO order,
OF the best Tennessee iron; crate bars and furnace
mouths Of the most approved pattern.
Blacksmith acork of all kinds relating to machin.
cry. TURNING and rrNfsHiNc work. cylinder
bored and sugar rollers turned, being provided with
the best kind of machinery for the purpose.
Having in. their employ competent aud skilful
mechanics, they will also attend to having repairs
made on plantations, whenever required.
Planters and others are solicited to give ne a trial.
They will find it to their advantage TO have Their
work done here, instead OF sending it to a distance.
febl4 lyw HILL q HENDERSON.
Or Having a large stock Of patterns suitable for
nearly every size ef sugar mills an engines, there
will be no charge for patterns when they are already
on hand.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-12-04

| rails or labor as may be useful 10 the eouipany
they shall declare setni-annually the dividends
arising from the road after the payment of oil ex-
penses. Said dividends shall be declared and
made payable to the stockholders during The first
fifteen days Of December and June Of each scar,
they shall make at least once In each year a re.
pof, IN full detail To the stockholders, exhibiting
the e~spetces and profits or revenue OF the ibad
as well ~ the cost during the process ofcotstrue-
ting the same az we'll m the repairs that may be
made thereof they shall keep or caise TO be
kept, a regular act efbaoks, on which shall be On.
tered in regular order all business or other trans.
actions ofihe company, which said book shall DO
| opened 10 the inspection ufthe stockholders at the
office Of HE company. A stock book shall In
kept and certificates Of stock shall be Issued TO
the stockholders, and no transfer 81 stock shall DO
binding on the company until nude Oh It's stock
book.
10. II any suhs" ribcr for stock shall be taxed
by virtue Of any INV or ordinance Tor the tay.
t1ett Of. subscription to the company; he siall
have the right Of reducing The number Of his
shares by an amount equal to that Of the tax 80
imposed, but this right must be- exercised wiih-
In thirty days from the date Of the law or ordi
nance alter which term IL shall not be allowed.
ID. An annual meeting Of the stockholders shall
be held on the frat Monday In December 10 re-.
ceive an annual report Of THE past years. opera.
ton anu business uf the COMPANY al which \
full statement Of the financial affairs and other
business Of the company shall be submitted by
the President and Directors for examination by
the stockholders and their agents.
10. AT The expiration Of the chart, or whenever
the dissolution of the corporation shall render
1eeessary Its liquidation, three commissioner
shall be elected b, the stockholders whose duty
Il shall be TO take posse ssion Of The property OF
the company, and conduct its business to 4 final
liquidation OF snch terms and in such manner, 40
shall he determined by a meeting Of the stock.
holders regularly cor vcned for that purpose, and
II, a, the expiration of the present charter a ma
iefiiy Of the stockholders In number or amount
shall desire 10 renew the same for n further
term, The stockholders descending from Haid renew
shall be bound 10 transfer their stock 10 those
during the renewal ut lis fair value, to be fixed
by appraisers mutually chosen for that purpose.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-12-04
THE following articles are just received
and Tor sale at the corner OF Church and
JUST RECEIVED THIS DAY,

| A most complete assortment Of groceries spe
IA provisions TO be sold cheap for cash-cops,st.
Ing. Of the following articles:
Potomac shmd Salmon Nos. /. 2, and mack.
erel; Hcrrihg.; Catfish; Burkwheni -four Ham.
dried and pickle beef; syrup all qualities ; Ris
Cuba and java Coffee ; eomomon and fine tobacco
Goshen and Western cheese 100 sneka Of fns ssl,
CrOckery.
uoffce cups water pitchers mmeho titchers
milk pitchers; dramond DO soup Turecps: yellow
WISH tubes; Britlania canien; tlnsks '.lass Egg
cnpcs tamblers; preserve Jars Globes for lamps
solnr lamps CHEEKY Brittnnia md metal ladies
iof'scco and spice jars; preserve stands and candy
Jars, rsnch pie plates.
House Furnishing Goods.
Brooms buckets wl,isks ropc lamp wiks
hetton rope; chords; rolling pias high cards lei.
Ter paper; Tooth brushes Horn do shsv ius do .
Hnirdo; tin plates: Dutch buckets; We'll buckets F.:
wash bowls; Tampa spoons, grim skinner. :
sugar trunks; leokinglnsses; 6gs. pepper boxes ;
nutmeg CRATES, DC, &c.
Willow and Tjnware-a large asser,neu, On
hand.
S%undries.
Mustang Linement; snnf, Maeaboy and Scotch
cutlery blncking matches cotton and woo
Cases; fishing lines Of all sizss coffee mills: smrry
romhs hams collars trncechnins. :.
In tarf we have almost everything THAT Gan B,
had ut any other store in Il is town, and will sell ~
clieaptif not cheaper. Give mo . call
w. MUSSELNAk.
February zoth. 1852.