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Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-09-18

The MURDER CAsR.-The County
Court on Saturday went into an cx-
animation of James McInlire, for tho
murder of George p. Cottrill, on the
9th inst. The Court, finding by eve.
ming that it could not possibly get
through that day, adjourned over to
Monday, when tho examination was
resumed. We have not heard much
of the testimony, but find tho opinion
generally expressed that he will bo
sent to the Circuit Court for trial.
We had hoped to have reported tho
result of the examination in this
weeks paper, but at the time of going
to press, the case had not been dispos.
cd of-CYarksburs Register.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-09-18
Mobile, Ala, Aug. 80.

The receipts of the Cleveland and
Pittsburg Railroad for the month OF
August, are as follows:
For passengers. ...'...'sls,995 81
For freight, mail, &c...'.'.ll, 433 10
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-09-18
THE MIRROR,
"Pra,ss ,chre ,ve can, and censure
apherc zoe must"
MORGANTOWN, Va.
SATURDAY-SEPT. Is, 1852.
EASTERN AGENCY.

IL Mr.. c. PIERCE, No. 40, South Third st.,
Philadelphia, IL Que Of our most obiging and
attentive Agents.
E. W. CARR, Third street, opposite the En-
change, Philadelphia, is also our Agent for that
City.
OTHER AGENTS.
b. NJ. ANVIL, Ncstoryillc, barbour CO., Va.
J. CALDWELL, p. NJ. Kingwood, Preston
county, Va.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-09-18

Y Tho Marshall County Advocate
speaks of the temperance at Grave
Creek, Of n "discase resembling cho.
lcr.," aud attributes the same to i'm.
prudence in diet. Several cases prov,
cd falal. Tho official report Of tho
board Of health at Wheeling shows
only four moro deaths during August
than during the preceding months
AT Wellshurg tho general health is Q,
ven unusually good.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-09-18

Increase ...'....2,aGO "
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-01-28
Sun5ufy s. Erie Railroad.

Tnc g,"n'rii,r- - three hurirei. i,i-N
appointed 10 Obtain subscriptions TO if-
stock oi This r,,sd, 50 vital ~ he ,-s..,.rr,-
cIai prosperity OF our CITY, net on Friday
even ny last. and organIzed hy the >eIec'
OF Job r. Tyson. Esq. 70 Chairman, AMI
Phlip NJ. Puce, Esq, Secretary. The
attendance was very large and composed
chiefly Of The most acllv- # oar husiI c>s
men. who isily feel aud take an a,r.se
interest IN The SUCCESS al the enlerpri,r.
iaeD'N u! tine rummuic'- r't-""f SUP
,cfibrd Sl00 0OJ on The s,Jol, .ni rc lean.
uHt pie ,,ure ,ihdIl,> members are rarnest-
and a>siduou>ly enS ed in their lthors
and from The SYN, my generally mani
fas." b. al cl..se< f our ctlzens n The
-@--- n. ''...sierial aid" hey will be abe
TO report an amount al their nsNi meeun.
on Tuesday, the 9Th inst, which, ~iih
what has been already pledged in the
Interior, will leave no doub, OF The compile.
ton of The work. We recommend 10 all
" no desire 10 add another monument TO
The enterprise OF Philadelphia, TO step
forward and Literally second, by their
the efforts Of the Committee
10 raise IA sum sufficient a, once TO start
lhis great and noble undertaking.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-01-28
Rfu .Jury.
foo 40 List, Tot. r. 1864

Christian Snyder Jos. Wallace
James Williams John Mhe.vy
cha: cha: ti.h.T he's vs. i.a5o 1e,a n Usher xl.
II nry Bord,hare Va IL ury Yoxtheimer, Jr.
Fiat Knox &c. for Wn. Collins VS. Jared Irwin.
wasrnSei.er survv. partner &C., Reuben Kelle
Same vs. John Gundy, sdmr Of n Sander.
Elias F- vs. Martin prei.ba:h
Nay kiosc Tor Miileswarth Henry W Snyder
John Hartman jr. vs. Samue, Fisher
Valentine Hare vs. John Hartman, Jr.
Wm Norris 4 Go. " rhomts Bower
Geor-c Bcnner vs. john Il -nuers committee
Wm tate vs. Robert H. koIr
J = huiler and wife vs. Michael kleckner
VIM oLrinsr vs. y Worien
Israel G1teiius VS. jacob Haus jr.
Abraham Zeisler vs. john snyier's EXT
Geo Wariz vs. Joseph waikiki. and Mary Smith.
Jacob Haus, jr. VS. Israel Gutciius
James Smith Henry Kinney
John IIoch David weirick
Mary Kuepley J. X. Snyder
James 5 Marsh Jaceb IIummsl
Charles Cawey VS. Nicholas Nensh
Leonard Smith vs. Jacob Bergstresser
jacob Barnhart VS. Nicholas Me.sh
Famaniis VS. II Snyder
W d sulIivan's H.'rs VS. A Thomas l. A Messenger.
Daniel B Garfield VS. Thomas Nesbt.
EIsard Meyer Fryer Meyer.
Edward Meyer for Philip Meyer vs. franklin Fryer, &c.
John Hartman, Jr, vs. Henry and Samuel Fisher.
Same VS. Samuel Usher.
John App Daniel Milhof.
James Kelly ct al vs. Stephen Lyniail
samuel Ewing & Co vs. Henry High.
Frederick X Weed vs. William Wilson.
Jacob Morr Jacob Schcch.
Franklin Fryer W Philip Meyer.
Jacob Reichley vs. Henry Sander ct al.
Sarah sullivan Samuel Henderson ct al
10 seph Shannon Joseph farron ct al.
/; uben FieIier Geo Wolfe.
W Frederick S,m Orsg Nunis HUDSON vs. Ira Sayrs
A Walls and Wife vs. Henry Mason.
Jao Oh Farley vs. John l. Fisher.
John u Hoczafelicr Abbot Green's Exrs.
Shields & Miller vs Hartman Jr, with notice.
WIN Miller VS. Jacob VI 1t has, Guardian.
Rex, Brooke Brown vs. II ) EcSbart's Ads
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-01-28
REGISTERS NOTICE.

Office is hereby given to all concerned, th. the fol
~ lowing named persons have settled their
the R-g stcr's O:ce, at New rin Union county, AMI
that the said will be presented for confirmation
and allowance at the Orphans Court to be held New
Berp for the county Cnion, the third Friday of
February next being the 10Th day OF the mJnth, WIS
Acct of Jacob W. Smith, OF John Snyder, late
of Chapman tp, decd.
Acc. of Abraham Young. administrator of Michscl
Grove late of Buffalo tp, deed.
Acct of Phiiip SwarIz, administrator Of John Swars
late of Perry tp, dcd.
Acct of John Keifnyder, administrator Of John Reik
snyder, late OF Chapman tp, decd
Acct of A j. Peters ami wm Peters, administrators Of
John Peters, late of Buffalo tp decd.
Final OF Jos SPOTS and Sam Bickel, adminstra-
tors OF Henry Bickel, late of White D,er tp, deed
Acct John and Peter Arbosas executors OF Nicholas
Arbogst late Perry tp., decd.
Acct of Cyrus Brown. executor Of Frederick Wtrout
late of East Buffalo tp- deed.
Acct OF Sam'i Henderson AMI Robt Candor executors
Of VIM. d. Sullivan, late Of White Deer tp- deed.
Acct OF John Chamberlain guardian OF Eenor q minor
child Of WIN. Kelly. lat, Of Kelly tp., decd.
Acct OF John Chamber guar iian of VIM. A. minor
child Of VIM. k.ly, late OF K-,!y tp, decd.
Acct OF john hartman. jr. guardian of Mary L. .n,f
Martin, mor children of DR.. Jacob WAens.ller lat Of
Penns tp- decd.
Acc. o. Wm d. GarmIn, administrator of Solomon
Stroud, lats at Chapman tp., decd
Acct CT John Strr,s imnisraor of Jacob Kmbe lat.
Of the Borough Of Mfiiinburs. drcd.
Acct of John Stees guardian OF Seth Lylia Cath Ian,
and David, miner children Of Da, III Ilo late Of KeIlv
Tp, decd. CHRISTIAN BREfNAN, kegksx..
Se2is.ers o1oe, New Berlin, Jan. II, lss2.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-01-28
sN-a Ma Conscience ~ The edit

na-" Ma Conscience - The editor OF
the Bvening Balletin-onc CT the most
prosperous ard independent journals IN
PHILADELPHIA. peen read out OF MS
partv by ward meeting in Penns district,
where the pa!pable frauds were perpetra'ed
IN the District Attorney case Of 1850.
If worthy sny notice whatever, such =
repudation is honorable to Mr.. Cummings,
as the following item from last Saturdays
.Ne,cs will further Illustrate
A member of the Corporation Of Penn,
Lieut. Loudensager, of the MarshaFs
Police of that District, and two others,
went on sleigh;ng party on Thursday
night, and stopping at the Merchants
Exchange to water their horses, became
exceedingly jolly, and finally uproarious,
and being taken into custody, were marched
to the Mayors office, where they we're all
held for their future good behavior. Two
of the gentlemen not having their bail at
hand, were removed to the Station House.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-01-28

Grmd Jurors
East BaIalo-R. Il. L,irt, Jos. Walker
Prrry-Jn @, Gray bill, Geo. Ron.
llartley-Jnn. smitn, Jno Obcr in, Sam Charle.
I.w,sburg-Thos. Hayes, +. A Donachy.
Henry Heimt.h.
Uas!!ss,s Doycr, Dan Glass; in Gu ld.nm
peuns-P-t T X rliu. reicr Fisher.
Chapman-Jon. Seechri-;, Saal Sho!l, Jon. Rein.
Mitilerreek-JCcl Blger.
Unon-wn u. Penny
West Baiiao-Jn. Chaplain.
New Bcrlin-A. }. Gr.er, " m. Roshong.
White pe-r-JacO5 Sypher.
Trarcr<c jury.
East Buia!o-Saml Nan.
West i5u .ail-nul Watson, Jaccb W.lxert ELo-!
kaIfuiGu John Gabir.
hIIdcc.ceA-,ain lIe.dr.ck
Hsrtiey-Nicn uarret, saini Z,fns, Jo Forrcy, II
Iuff -Jn Gohiaud. Miehi Dunkle, Ma TIN Red
P,tcr fonr.ous.
West B,,ver-, X MiIil,s~arll, NJ Eekha-t
Whlie Dser--pavid hauilmtn-
Danl Ca, ! u /. shiad c.
t.ntre--COnI Wc,Hey. ! Sven .c Isri knete, Danl J
BJgar, u Sclocn, DAVID Schw ;uck
New Il r!in-Chris W ntsr JLeob oberiorf
LiIn n.s.,u -Pet.r Wehr } VI tehcI., Abb Biiler.
kelly pAi..p Gcm1 rim Jonu Buuase.
Chapman--c inkIesaan. SIMON Strausr.
UuioI--Sint >Hi..h Mchl Beuf.r
Lewisburg-Jon'n Woif- Slnl G,iies, Thos Nesbit.
BeaTer-7joe. k!iusier.
Psta Jury
Centre--chrs Besrhei, J Long a swineford, Thoma,
West Beayer-Jos Moltb, OK, Danl Alter
Llmestone--Jsc rr, o I.ightner. barber.
Bcl'eE-Geo Miller, Jae Aisier, feier smith, Roms,
Specht Jn9 Hall
CnapnAn--wm Herrod.
VI fl nblrs--Jao Det~iier. Mon,e!ius.
.wisbus-L lie. man, rL,s uraLam, :Jn Mi.ier,
Jn iIou s!.tOn.
Cnion--.iac Humnei.
Kelly Datesman, iircksl, 7 Gin
But.io-Geo Hursh, D nerLs,, Ii iio4ck, jas Irwin.
White Dccr-Ddvii Ramsey.
New Serln-D B.liasn, Henry So,omon.
Eat Bu'fAlo--Jac Guuly.
tenn--FraiIkLn stuck, John Ritter.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-01-28
Nems an0 Notions .

Hon. Andrew J. Osle, OF Pennsy lvania
has been ap. .oined Charge d'Affaires to
Copenhagen. This office seems 10 be sci
ap.r tor Pennsy lvania. Within a few
years II ha, been su:cessiveIy held by WIN.
W. lraID. 4. p. Fenulken and Walter
Forward, all %. this 5 ate.
On ChrisInas day M less than 10000
paupers partook Of a goud dinner IN the
union houses OF London.
Mrs. Myra Clark G.ines has pure
Mt. Prospect Farm. IA beautiful property
near BIngh,,ntpn. ". Y, where she lu.
tends TO reside.
The editors of ali the Journals 10 Hun.
gary have been Obliged 10 send IN 10 The
authorizes ilsl of all lheir subscribers.
As large number Of citizens of Penn.
syIvania who left their homes to come to
Harrisburg TO witness the inauguration of
Gov. Bigier have been prevented by the
snow drifts from enjoy ing tia, pleasure,
Il has been decided 10 repeat Ina, ceremony
on the Sd Tuesday or January. 1855,
["Keystone"
The Scientific American states that
aduI'eraled tea rs becoming more Common
every day. There is scarcely pound OF
good lea To be found /; II is aduIe. aled frs,
/" China. and then II undergoes finishing
process when comes here. Can this be
Correct
There are now IS Protestant mssiona.
rIes IN China, connected with fifteen
iItf rent missionary societies being an
increase OF 55 IN nine years. Of these |
ls are American. % English, 2 German,
. Swiss. l Swedish, and ] upconnec,rd.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-01-28
ksss-I he Editor returned Monday, but

kss"The Editor returned Monday, but
with his head SO full of Hungary-Kush-
yoot-and Madam Pulzsky, that we can t
coax line of editorial from him. Unless
the fever takes turn soon, We expect to
see him throw aside the pen as less mighty
than the sword, which is directly opposed
to the modern maxim on tia. point.
Those who sport Hungarian plumes,
should remember that their costume is not
complete until they cncasc their pedals in
the ,roodea SHOES worn by the peasantry of
Hungary. Let there be no backing out.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-01-28
Ga" Names stand for things" as the

pY-" Names stand for things" as the
Farmer said when he sent for collection
of Irish Bulls" to learn how to improve
his stock. Some country journals have a
column or two of " Sunday Reading or
" Family Circle" articles fenced If from
tue common run of matter, as though that
were worthy Of Sabbath perusal, and all
the rest of tho rapnr wars fnrhidasn fruit
on Sunday. An upriver paper has inclu-
ded in these piOus selections, the Sunbury
" Americans" praise of spirituous liquors
in general, and gin and Old whiskey in
particular, directed asains. the New Berlin
Presbyterian. The words :" Family Pres
byte ian" ""Quaker, and Camp meeting
occur in the article, and We suppose were
taken as signs of the divine spirituality Of
the whole But if the reIiyious matter of
the sheet is jocose praise Of gin cocktails,
its secular and everyday reading needs be
very pure to improve the morals of its
readers
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-01-28

in any event be abandoned, and indignant
iy frowning at the first dawn Of any attempt
to ALLEVIATE any portion Of our country from
the rest, or to enfeeble the sacred ties
which now link together the various
parts" Then shall We have performed
our whole duty-duty to ourselves-to our
sister States, and TO the cause Of republi-
canism throughout the world.
WILLIAM BIGLER.
Harrisburg, Jan. 20, 1852.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-01-28

COURT PROCLAMATION.-Wherea the Hon A.
~ :. WILSON, President Judge for the 10th JUDICIAL
District consisting of the counties OF Union and Miiin
and JtcoB WTTENsYE and JAMES ,RsEALL Esqrs Asso-
ciatc judges in Union county have issued their precp
bearing dat, the 27th day o. DEC, 1881, and to me
directed for tn, holding of Orphans Court, Court OF
Common Pleas, Oyer ant Fermner. and General Qnartr
Sessions. NEW BERLIN, for the county Of Union on
the I'd Monday OF February next being the 10th day.
1882, AMI to continue two week--
NOTICE is therefore hereby given to the Coroner Jus
Peace and Constabes in and tor the county of
Union appear in their proper persons with their
rolls records n4uisItOns examinations and other rem
eulranc,s do those things which OF their offices and
in their behalf appsrtain tn be DONE and all witnesses
and o:her prosecuting in behalf OF the Common
wealth against person persons. are required to be
then ami there attending and depart without leave at
their peril Justices requested to he punctual in ther
attendance the appointed time agreeable to notice.
Given under my hand and seal, at the Sheriff Oic- in
New Bern the day of January the Of Lord
one thousand eight hundred and fftytwo and in the
seyentysixth year Of the Independence of the United
States OF Am .rca. God save the Commonwealth,
ARCHIBALD THOMAS, Sheriff,
Sheras Office, New Il Rim. Jan. !, 1854
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-01-28
Notice to The Tar-Payers and Collectors cf
Union COUNTY.

As the Treasury il very much in need Of funds it 10
hopei that the tsx.ayers will put forth their best endeav
ors paw the Collectors their sectivs
of tax b,tncen AMI next February term Of Court,
will thereby per cent interest which will
thereafter charged The Collectors reby requested
pay over Treasurer during the first Court week.
all I1nuies ;hat lay he their hands that time but
shouli they bc able they will b. particular AMI pay
w. during ia, SECOND week Of Court This must b. Done
as The have had several h-avy drafts
meet by order Of the Grand jury and the Court.
JOHN WILT,
GEORGE HGIMBACH.
SIMON X. HEEROLD !
Commissioners Office, New Berlin Jan Is 1852
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-01-28

Ca Gen. Packers amendment, requir-
ing vote Of the people before permitting
corporations to subscribe stock for the
Sunbury & Erie Road, passed in Senate.
Mr. Siifer has presented petition for
the extension Of Chancery powers to the
Courts of Union county-also to ineorpo-
rate the Odd Fellows Association IF Union
county.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-01-28
rE-On the first page will be found tht

r%-On the first page will be found the
remarks Of recent Lewisburg student
(Mr Ga,braith) TO Gov. Kossuth, which
we are told BY some who heard them were
among the most Impressive delivered III
Harrisburg. But did our friend Tom.
forget most vivid description Of a world
renowned General S attack upon and retreat
from Moscow, spoken abou. three years
aon2
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-01-28
LEWISBURG CHRONICLES WEST BRANCH FARMER.

~ Mr. Khett, U.S.Senator from South
Carolina, the successor Of the distinguished
Calhoun, in thrilling speech the other
day in the Senate, INDUCED in certain
strange and prophetic admissions. His
admissions were (as 9 correspondent from
Washington to the Independent states
that the "psopIs Of New England, with
poor soil, we're the most prosperous and
happy people in the world" Bat how is
it, South ? Turning to MI. Foot, he said !:
&" Even your cotton-growing State is
becoming comparatively weaker" Seem
ing to forget that the government had
ever been the patron of the South, he
declared in this language, "Under the
evident tendency Of the Federal Govern
mens, i: could not be long before Maryland,
Virginia, Kentucky, Tennessee, Missouri,
and North Carolina would be free, and
then general emancipation would follow.
This Union would seal the destiny Of tire
South socially and politically"
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-01-28

H~LoA Greek Valley is the locality Of
DR.. Elders story published in the Chronicle,
recently, and Rev. Mr.. Tanahill the orisi-
nal Of Ashlcigh. Mr.. 7. was once sta
toned il this town, and the portraits were
recognized by many here.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-01-28
rn.The letting of the Mail Routes

n@-The letting of the Mail Routes in
New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware,
Maryland and Ohio, takes place in Wash
ington, On the 9th of February next The
bids should reach the Department by that
date, and as the time for letting heretofore
has been in the month Of April, the con-
tractors, and persons intending to bid for
the service, will notice the change.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-01-28

r@-Wm. II. Irwin, late Adjutant Gen
eral Of Pennsylvania, has resigned his
office, although he had three months re-
naming to have served in. His predeces-
sor, Gen. Bowman, kept the Office IS long
as he could.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-01-28

sSrNe1sLecture in the Baptist meet
ing-hcusc n Tuesday evening of next
week by Mr. y. Randolph. Subject: The
Hungarian Revolution.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-01-28

nS-Thc Susquehanna Telegraph Line,
at its meeting in Danville yesterday, decla-
red a semi-aAnual dividend of 8 per cent,
payable aftd the 18th February.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-01-28

@rThc Regular Monthly Meeting Of
the Society for Inquiry will be held next
Sunday at q o'clock p. NJ, on University
Hill. Mr A. II. Lung will present a
Report on The Western Coast Of Africa"
The public are invited.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-01-28

nV-The heather has been much warmer
for three day, and the people have made
the best Of !.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-01-28
rtmisburg Cbrunirlf.

H. c. HIoKOK, Editor o. n. woKDEN, Printer.
At 81 so cssh in advance, 4ij in three months paid
within the year, and 81. 20 At the end of the
Assnts in PE;iadsphia-v Palmer and W Carr.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-01-28
sss-Tbe fact that cold weather whe.

S-The fact that cold weather whets
the appetite, is apparen. this season. We
hear of many families liz this town whose
supply of pork is exhausted, and they fish
IN the beef barrel in vain for Jite We
hope the farmers will bring in their surplus
mea. and potatoes, if they have any,
and wan. a good price for them.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-01-28

JOSIAH Qnncy, Jr OF B ,>ion, has been
c"npe lei, it /, said, 10 make an assign
m-nr .o- III beu.f Of his creditors. HIS
p.r,nnd p-.p.r'y has ben ,arously
ct named al i,nm thret. t. FIVE hundrrj
til ,u-and Dollar
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-01-28

Music ON Ok HoREs at the Town
Hall, this evening only. The performers
arc dressed to resemble the Druids of
Ancient Rriton, and VIC are assured from
many respectable sources, bring out from
their ecen,y o. Horns "the widest, swee.
tes. @vsss:c i2:a;; :aah!c.'
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-01-28

p@Gov. Bigler has removed all the
officers in his power (excopting one who
was appointed by Gov. Skunk and eontin-
ued by Gov. Johns.on) and appointed
IL. IL. s. Goodrich, late of the Towanda
Exporter, urpu::; Secretary OF Gcm'fh:
II. l. Dieifenbach, of the Keysron- Iecr- .ccr-
merly Of Lewisburg,) Chief Clerk Sc'ool
Department; and Capt Zicgler, of Butler
Heraid, Chief Clerk Executive Department,
Other Clerks-Mcssrs G. b Laird, G L.
Welt, and Jos. i. Skunk.
Messcngers-Nr. Morris Of Berks, and
Mr. Holman for the Governors room.
1t is expected the Flour and Leather
Inspectors will be appointed this week
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-01-28

%The asst definition Of Chivalry is
":ka Aaron Eszssis II lie 9ask .ses"
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-01-28
LesctsLssrg, Pa.
JANUARY 2S, 1852

ADvERTIZE.- E.-Executor. Aimini..rs.ors Public
Officers, City AMI Country Merchants, harufncturcrs,
Mechanics Business Ncnall who wish to procure to
dispose Of anything-woud do well to give rotico of the
through the "Lsaciturg Chronicle This paper has
good aHi increasing circalson in community oonai-
ming large proportion OF active solvent producers
ccn-umers. and dealers any other in the State.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-01-28
kSrThe Sheriff OF Union county will

~The Sheriff OF Upion county will
sell at the Court House, at 10, A. NJ, OF
Monday, 10Th February 1852, the follow
ing property of John Hartman, Jr..
A tract of 20 acres land, another of 30
acres, and two of 80 acres each, on the Isle
OF Que-also four lots in Charlestown-al
in Penns township; also 'Cosgrovc Hall
and Il acres in West Beaver township.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-01-28
UNION COUNTY AFFAIRS.
poa The citizens of New Berlin are mo.

ma The citizens of New Berlin are mo.
wing for Railroad down Dry Valley to
the Sunbury & Erie Road. The route is
very practicable. But We think the first
object should be to secure the Sunbury Il
Erie Road on this side of tho River, and
THEN 90 to work for lateral roads. As
vet, We arc not informed Of dollar of
stook taken, or an acres right of way
secured to the Sunbury & Erie Road in
Union county
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-01-28

6D-Wc observe tha. a. the late session
Of the Dauphin County Court, Robert
Murray was sentenced to prison for three
months for hooking" turkey. The
same man was shot in the leg while in The
act of stealing the turkey aforesaid
Rather an expensive turkey feast
A. the same Court, Sloppy Williams
and Jack Gibson sent to Peniten.iary for
three years for picking the pocket of sew
cral Il. the State Fair-among others, that
Of Wm. Furry, Treasurer of Center
county
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-01-28

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