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House again goes into eosHaaiiier, wss passed,
and lhs House adjourned. y .e3ll
On saiuraay. the ,iai resolusian Cor inc en-
laiseaeai Of The Capitol wzs taken up. in CON-
miiies Of the whole. and long dshaie followed
in Eve minutes speeches. The amendment sp-
PrOP'iaiins 100000 Was then put and sgreed
10; after which the csnmiiiee rose, and reported
the amendment A motion % lay the resolution
Iihe table was s<satisei. yeas 40. nays 1874 ;
the amendment wis Adopted. and The House adj
journed.
On Monday. March IS. Mr.. Phelps called up
the memorial Of A. w. Reynolds coniesfing The
right Of *. II. weighsman 10 his seal as Delegate
from New Mexico. and proceeded to speak Of The
charges made in the memprial, Of corruption on
the part Of Cav. Calhoun in his official capacity.
Mr.. weightman replied in defence Of the Gov
enor The memorial was then referred TO the
COMMITTEES on Elections. and the House sdjourn-
ed. lfsa
On Tuesday, the Deficiency bin was taken up
ia committee Of The whole. Mr.. HilIycr made a
speech relative 10 the Union and Secession par
ties, and Mr.. Giddings spoke an hour. in bis cha
racicrisiic manner. on matters connccic. with the
institution Of slavery. MI. Jackson. Of Geo. re-
piled 10 the speeches Of his colleagues. Mcsas.
Chasiain and HiIyer. r..
3 On "Wednesday. the committee az conference
on The disasreemrnts between the House and the
Senate relative 10 the bill making land warrants
assisnabic, made report. which Was ssrced to.
The resolution 10 close the Jetaie on The def
ciency hin at O'Clock to-n,ouow was adopted.
The House then went into committee Of the
whole on the Deficiency Till, and the political
discussion was continued by Messrs. Appleton Of
Maine. Townsend Of Ohio. and Chandler Of Pa.
Mr.. Freeman Of Mi. then took the floor. when
the committee rose ana the House adjourned.
On Thursday, the Deficiency bill was again
taken up, and speeches on political topics were
delivered by Messrs. Smith. Nabers. and Mar
shall Of Ky. Mr.. Johnson, Of Arkansas, also
made few remarks upon the bill before the COM
miiice, aud then the House adjourned.
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shall OF NY. MI. Johnson, 81 Arkansas, also
made few remarks upon the hill before the COM
miiiee, aud then the House adjourned.
.~~-~>>--~~>>-~<s-
DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN ORANGE.
The Democrats of Orange met in the
Court House ON Thursday 18th inst,
for the purpose Of appointing Delegates
to the State. County and District Con-
yentions. On motion Of Maj. Palmer.
Nm. N. Pratt, Esq. was called to the
Chair. and VIM. III. Jordan appointed
Secretary. The Chairman explained
the object Of the meeting in brief and
pertinent manner. ls
WIN. II. Bailey. Esq, then submit
ted the following resolutions to the con-
sideration of the meeting. which were
unanimously adopted.
Resoired. That the present admins
tration Of public affairs at Washington
has not met with our entire approba-
ton, and we believe that under the pre-
text Of prudence and moderation the
true interests of the South have been
trampled under foot and new impe-
tus given to the reckless Vaccinations
of Northern fanatics
Resolred. That we will abide by that
law known as the compromise" not
as an exposition Of our principles but
only as a mutual concession of mutual
rights, and as an olive branch of peace
/ to our agitated people.
Resoired, That our devotion to those
principles which Jefferson originated
and Jackson perpetuatcd, is fervent and
undated, and that we will give our cor
dial and unanimous support to their
exponent in the ensuing Presidential
campaign.
| Resolred, That we would recon-
mend to the consideration Of the Ma
tional Democratic Convention the
names of James Buchanan for Presi-
dent, and Robert Strange for Vice
President, we have tested the one and
will try the other
RESOLVED, That our confidence in the
present Chief Executive of this State,
IS confirmed by the ability which has
marked his administration, and that
we cordially solicit his denomination
by the Democratic State Convention.
Resolued, That the Chairman appoint
delegates to attend the several Con
ventiOns-
4 Under the sixth resolution the Chair
man appointed the following delegate.
to attend the State Convention in MAY
next.
Mai. j. M. Palmer, Maj. Tho's How.
erton, Col. G.. M. Latimer, DIR. Prld,
Jones, John U. Kirkland. Esq. VIM. Il
Bailey, Esq, John d. Carlton. z
Nichols, ESQ.,, p. B. Ruffin, Wm. Mel
son. esq. Il. Y. Mebane, Col P. Nelson
. C. C. Smith, w. Ward, f. Walker
. ESQ.,, T. Lynch, Esq. VIVA. Mebane
: Esq, w. w. Allison, Gen. Joseph Al
,lison, r. NJ. Jones. w. r. Strayhorn
Esq, f. D. Macnair. Esq, r Ap I
, Jones, b. L. Durham. Sterling Proctor
, Wilson Brown, P. II. McDade, j. j
Lindsey, w. H. Howerton. John I
Lyon, r. NJ. Shields, John Berry, Wm
Paul. Esq, VIM. L. Shields, TIP. Pau
William son Parish. and VIM. Gray.
The Chairman then appointed tn
! following delegates to attend the Cour
: ty Convention, to be held in Hills
; borough on Tuesday ofnext May Cour
a to nominate candidates for the nes
Legislature.
e w. H. Brown, ESQ.,, Waa- Paul, Esq
c Col. C. Jones, VIM. 5. Check, Merr
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April. The y All al. esisAins 81 Ieunds
70 he yard. sn3 a. ar - rsaafisis1 PsseHis q
6ae sprrinra Of railway - any IN DE eoun-
ny. A neH En<ins Of g1e.t Psze and high
finish hss heen pot on the rsn<rsj portion Of The
raaj. Which rn<hes ever tbe sfs& Il the szie Of
over dirty miles an boar. a s&ss q performances
~l.isA us, l~ expsrsed eser me ~hes< hoe whru
completed Three rssgoes o. iron hsse recently
arrived. ana the wsh isprosrezsins rspidlss rhe
whols road. n isrrPscsed. v ii Be fnihed In iine
fof the fall trade. rag titt
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HoorLaNn's GERMAN BirrEns.-We would
call the attention Of our readers 10 thc advertise
ment Of DR.. Hnoflandrs celebrated German Bill
tiers prepared by DIR. g. NJ. Jackson, Ne. 100
Arch street. Philadelphia. In eases Of I.ivei
Complaint, Dyspepsia, Disease Of the Kidneys,
and oil diseases arising from disorlcd stomach,
theiI power is not excclled. if equalled, by any
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this medicine, as being what it is represented,
and urge our readers who are afflicted 10 procure
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we assert. circeiar.
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A III. persons iadeised 10 The suhs<sih~-s far
n Goods purchased Of Mr.. Wa p. Mcdaniel.
are requested "a settle with him without delay.
cshefwise they xill iind their accounts and notes
in ether hands for eslIerfien.
X. M. HOLT & co.
March 10. n f.f e7-
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The Maine Law.-T'he Ohio State
Temperance Convention has vuicd out
the Name Law as nnl calculated TO pro-
mole temperance. and resolved. IN sheci,
that true reformation anus, depend upon
moral suasion.
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LouIsIana.-The Louisiana whig State
Convention met at Baton Rouge On Tie i7sh in
slant, and WAS Isrseiy attended. Mr.. Fillmore
was namins,ed r. President. and Mr. critien-
ID. CSC yics Pscssscsi. BY seehmsiion; afher
which eleeiags were nominated. Gsesi snihnsi-
-..,I..1i Ai f.F1
assn pfr'she"' 4
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Messrs. John A. Green, J. N. Myers
and John McQuail have contracted TO
construct the Railroad to extend from
Castor to Weldon. and to complete il
in eight months. ....,..
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The Memphis Eagle and Enquirer.
referring to the I.evees new in progress
of consuuclicn.in Crit,endea eoaaly, Ar
kansas. says:
"Tha. they will answer the purposes
Tor which they are in.ended, and reclaim
millions Of acres Of land. unsurpassed for
fertility IN the Valley Of thc Mississippi,
I've one who has visited the leyees in pro.
grcss Of construction en,ertains doubt"
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NAnoxAL Sign Is SoUTH cARoLISA.-
Quite long petition from Charleston,
South Ca,ol,na. in favor ol the Collins
line ol steamers. has reached Washington.
and is about 10 be presented To Congress.
The petitioners say tia, Hey are moved
thereto BY national moi SECTIONAL consid.
eralions. This is streak Of bright sun
shine from harrison long time over
cast with clouis.
Lei South Carolina take her old Gle.
waited position ia the fraternity Of States,
and she will soon discover That the talents
and accomplishments OF her citizens Will
still command that respect aud confidence
which has enabled her for long period
Of years TO exercise controlling influence
on the destiny Of tie hole country. The
stars in The heavens are held together by
mutual attraction; and so must the union
Of these States he preserved by mutual
affection aud love. That which binds
people of The same tongue and origin To-
grlher, and shapes their common destiny,
is not merely problem IN political econ
omy- Saranaah Republican.
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MEDICAL GRApUATEs.-There were
90 graduates at the Commencement Of
the University of New York ON the
10th inst. From this State, were
Messrs. r. Hooker, w. ID. Outlaw, j.
A. Tillman, w. A. Dick, F. ii. Gar
rett, l.. II. Cash.
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The Democratic State Convention of
Louisiana has elected Delegates to the
National Convention, with instructions
to support Gen. Cass for the Presiden-
cy-
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March ls.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-07-31
PUBLIC N0TICE

NOTICE is hereby given, that a, a sale Of
the personal property of Michael Gra.
ham, Thomas Graham and Mary Graham, by
The Sheriff of Northumberland county, on
Saturday the 10Th of July inst, "The Mon.
tour Iron Company" purchased The following
described property, 10 wit 2 two horse wa
gons, stone wagon, 2 stone flats, lot Of
quaHeying tools, lot Of wheeharrows, Q
cows, truck wagon. Q foot boals, ! bay
mare, bay horses and harness, bay mule,
carts, lot OF chains, ropes, &c, for fats,
Two horse wagon, one horse wagon, gray
horse, gray mare, blown mule, seis OF
cart harness and | dark bay horse and har.
ness and that on Monday the i2th day Of
July instant, al a sale of personal property OF
the same parties by the Sheriff of Montour
county, the said company purchased the fol.
lowing described property, TO wit: ! brown
horse, brown stud horse, sets of harness,
two horse wagon, black horse, iron
grey horse, selis Of harness, l two horse
wagon, | one hose (biue) wagon, lot Of
wheelbarrows (6 or s, l lot of wheeling
plank, cows, and ! canal boat, called
Thoma. yellow which aforesaid described
personal property they nave left in the pos.
session Of The said Michael, Thomas and Ma.
~, during the pleasure of the said company;
OF which all persons viii take notice
J. p. e. J. GROVE,
Agents for the Montour Iron Company.
July "a, l852-3t.
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Dry Goods,
PROCLAMATION.

n Office is hereby given that the several
" Courts of Common Pleas, General Quarter
Sessions of the peace, and Orphans Court Court
Of Oyer and Termner and General Jail Delivery,
in and for the county of Northumberland, to
commence at the Court House, in the borough OF
Sunbury, at 10 o'clock, A, NJ. on Monday, the
% day Of August next, and will continue ONE
WEEK.
The coroner, Justices of the Peace and consta-
bles in and for the county Of Northumberland, are
requested to be then and there in their proper per-
sons, with their rolls, records, inquisitions, and
other remembrances, to do those things to their
several Offices appertaining TO be done. And all
witnesses prosecuting in behalf Of the Common
wealth against any prisoner are also requested and
commanded to be then and ther" attending in their
proper persons to prosecute against him, as shall
be just-and not to depart without leave at their
peril. Jurors requested to bepunctual in their
attendance, at the time appointed agreeable to
their notices
Given under my hand at Sunbury, the Sd day
of July, in the year of our Lord one thou
sand eight hundred and ifty-two--and the In
dependence Of the United States Of America
the 10th.
WILLIAM B. KIPP, Sheriff
God save the Commonwealth.
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Sunbury, July IT,


Mr. EDIToR Permit US through the col.
umns Of your paper To present the name Of
the Hon. GEORGE c. WELKER of the Dor.
ough of Sunbury, to The democracy of this
district as a gentleman in every way worthy
of their support, as the next candidate for
Congress.
Judge Welker is well known TO all of us,
as firm, tried and unwavering democrat
himself one Of the people, familiar with the
views and interests of the farmer, aboror
mechanic and all the other classes of the
community, and ever anxious and ready 10
do all in his power to promote their welfare,
The Judge is no office seeker, but the peo.
pie want his services in Congress and have
almost unanimously urged him 10 accept the
nomination. The delegates from this part
of the county will all be in his favor, and if
the other townships will but do their duty TO
the country and Themselves the Hon. G.. c.
Welker will be the unanimous nominee Of
the county.
MANY DEMOCRATS
Of Upper Mahanoy and Jackson townships.
July 10, 1852.
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For the American.
OUR NEXT LEGISLATOR.

Mv. EpIroR As the time is approaching
for the people TO select candidate for Legis'
la,ure of this county, we would beg leave to
present before them, the name of JOHN
FARNSWORTH ESQ, of Upper Augusta
township.
Mr. Farnswor,h is a man of intelligence,
Of unimpeachable integrity, and of fixed Prin-
ciples. He is such man as we would have
represent our county. For number Of years.
he ha, been Proihono,ary of :his county, and
has 1--WE believel given entire satisfaction to
all. For Legislature we want man oi
sound reason, discrimination, and irmness'
Such a man is Mr.. Farnsworh, and in all the
requisites for that office, we conidentlaIy
assert that he is competent TO perform the
duties incumbent upon said office.
He has always been sound, unwaverlng
and consistent democrat, and il nominated
Northumberland county would 1--WE Think
show her appreciation of him by giving him
the largest majority we have rolled up for any
man for years. -
July 10, 1852.
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COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
For THE AMERICAN.

Ma. EDITOR AS the time is not far
distant when the democracy OF the ith
Congressional district will be called upon 10
select a candidate for Congress- and as it is
highly important that the gentleman select.
ed should be well qualified for an office in
which we all feel so deeply interested, and
upon which in great measure, the success
OF the democratic party must depend. Per-
nit us through the columns Of your excel
lent paper to recommend Major WILLIAM
L. DEWART of Sunbury, as a gentleman in
every way worthy Of the nomination. Maj.
Dewart's qualifications are too well known
to need any commenda,ion from US He
has always been a firm and consistant demo-
crat Of the Jefersonian school. His moral
character is above reproach, and his strict
integrity and amiable disposition has en-.
deared him TO all who have had the good
fortune TO become acquainted with him.
His nomination would greatly add TO the
strength of the party, and we risk nothing in
saying that he will get larger majority in
this county than any other man can probably
MANY DEMOCRATS OF JACKSON.
Sunbury, July H.
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LIST OF JURORS,

LIST OF JURORS,
0F Northumberland County, for August 9,
" 1859. Special Court.
DELAwARE.-R. n. Mason.
LEwIs.--John Pollock, James Young, John
Roush J. R. Barr.
CHILlsQuAouE John TToyel,
MILToY James Buoy, John NJ Huff.
PoINT.--John Nixon, Richard Jones
RUsH.-Wm. D, Gearharl, Philip Bang.
hart, Rush Gearhart, Benjamin Gearhar,, 10
seph Bailor, Isaac Kase
SHAMoKIN John Rnnkel, JnO Soper, Hem
ry Repley, Charles Leader.
LOWER AuGUsrA.-Jacob Rem, John Fry.
UPPER AUGUsLA-Roberl Campbell.
JACKSON. - George T. kaufman, lsaac
Reiiz, Henry Wentzel.
CoAL.-Siephen Bittenbender.
LOWER MABoEoy Lease, Peter
Bordner, Peter Heckeri, Jacob Bingaman.
UPPER MAHoNoY, John Hetrich.
SuSBURY.--S Solomon Brocious, George W
Smith.
TREvoRToN Edward Helfeusein.
CAMERON. john Long.
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REGISTERS NOTICE.

N Office is hereby given to all Lega,ees,
Creditors and other persons interested in the
Estates OF the following named persons, that the
Executors, Administrators, and Guardians of said
Estates have filed their accounts with the Register
of Northumberland county, and that the same
will be presented to the Orphans Court of said
County, on Tuesday the "a day of August next
for confirmation and allowance.
1852.
William Seitz decd, settled by his Admir-
George Lahr.
John McWilIiams, deed, settled by his Admrs
Robert McWilIiams snd VIM. Follrner.
John Porter, decd, settled by his Excrs d.
Brautigam and VIM. II. Wapples
Samuel Shannon, decd, settled by his Admir-
Thomas shannon.
Isaac W. Farnsworth, decd. final account
settltd by his Admir- VIM. V. Sherwood.
Adam Follmer, decd, settled by one of his
Exe'rs VIM. Follmcr.
Eve Kcmpbel, decd, settled by her Admir-
Abraham Rothermel.
Peter McAndrcw, decd, settled by his Admir-
Michael Haley.
John Evert, decd, settled by his Admir- John
Evert.
Henry Fox, decd, settled by his Admir- Jacob
Philips.
Magdslcna Wenrich, decd, settled BY her
Exe'r Isaac Frymire.
William Woolverton, decd, settled by his
Adm'rs VIM. II. Muench and E. F. Wool.
verton.
Solomon Zuern, decd, settled BY his Admir-
Joseph Zuem.
John Ebright, ST. decd, settled by his Admir-
jeremiah Wctzel.
Henry, Sarah, Catharine. and Margaret Ann
McCiec, minor children of Bernard McGee,
settled by their Guardian John b, McGee.
Jesse |. John, settled by his Guardian William
Tetsworth.
Oliver, Charlotte. Jane, William, Oscar,
Charles and Hannah f. Woolverton minor
children of VIM. Wooverton, decd, settled
by their Guardian, John ]. Wooiverton.
Reuben Rothermel, minor child of Abraham
Rothermel, decd, settled by his Guardian
Samuel 5. Wagner.
Susannah Bobb. minor child of Michael Bobb
decd, settled by her Guardian NJ. Smith,
Matilda Eister, minor child of Michael Eister,
decd, settled by her Guardian John Eis,er
Catharine Eister, minor child of Michael Els
ter, decd, settled by her Guardian John
Eister.
Isabella Wilkerson, minor child of Ann VIII
kerson, decd, settled BY her Guardian Sam
uel Campbell.
Philip Dimm, decd, settled by his Admir-
George Dimm.
Peter Shrontz, decd, settled by his Exccu-
trix Mary Shrontz.
JOHN P. PURsEL, Register.
Registers Office,
SunbuY, July 5, ls52.-5t.
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Traverse Jurors.

SUNBuRY.-C. O. Bachman, Charles Buch.
er, Peter Hleman. J A. Shsspr.
NoRTHuMBERLAND.--D Daniel Gossler, John
Heck.
MlLroN }. B. Reed, Joseph Bound.
DELAWARE Michael Enale, Robert Cast
Ter, Peter Kechuer, Daniel Foilmer, Henry
kriner, Jacob Hoffman.
LEwIs.-Adam Schuyler, Robert Bruner,
Robert Fnney, Abraham Wertman, David
Watts.
TuRBuT Andrew Follmer, Josiah Cole.
PoINT.-.William zimmerman, Vim. L.
Cook, Leffard Houghawoul.
CHILIsQUAoUE Hugh Csul VIM. Barn
hart, Jacob Kline, Andrew Fetzer, Benjamin
Troyel, John Caul.
SHAMoKIN,-Jacob Leisenring, VIM. Tits
worth, Obedlah Campbell.
RUSH -Chas kase, Samuel Reader, Isaac
Scott, Carter Mettler.
CoAL.-Jacob Mourer, Jesse Yarrall,
Lower AUGusTA-George Savidse, Ben
jamn Kriesbaum
UPPER AuGUsTA,-Beniamin Kat,erman
Elijah Chidlsler.
CAMERoN.-Peier Weikel.
JACKSON Joseph Boidorf, John Bohner
Lower MAHoYoY. Michael Lanr.
TREvoRToN Daniel Kelly.