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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-04-08

With notes and additions, together with q shor
system OF con,eyancing, BY A, Jordan. Pres
ident Judge of the Eighth Judicial district oi
Pa, and VIM. NJ. Rockefeller and NJ. L.,
shndc Of the bar Of Northumberland county
Since the publication oi the book, the following
letter has been received from Judge Pearson OF
Harrisburg
HARnIsBURs, June 80, 1883.
GENTLEhEN!
Al,sT a careful examination Of your "AmeT-
lean pleaders assistant" | take pleasure in ex-
pressing my entire approval Il tho selection aud
composition OF the preceleats thus offered 10 the
public. The legal profession ia PennJ Jlsania
stands IN need OF correct system Of pleading,
adapted 10 our habits OF business and the practice
OF The courts. Your iosms of declarations being,
70 great eA,enI founded on the acts ol assembly
WI be a saving OF labor "a tie plcader. and con.
'ase 10 Aaie'y aad bEsdly 10 onE plsadings.
u should he IN u's hands of even prsetislns
lawyer IN our state. 's
NouIs, with great respect.
mo, ]. PE ARsON.
nea' 4; Jerdan, Wan. N. ReSksIslls1 snI a
H. shindsl, EsquiIes. 1"a ~
| hunhay, july . isss
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-04-08

PENNSYLVANIA
CONFECTIONERY & FRUIT STORE,
No. 1863 North Sd st s q Cor Of Vine,
FzITi
FH7lIE subscriber takes this method of informing
a Country Merchants and the public generally,
that he has removed from l5S to the large and
commo,lious store 60 NoRTn Third street, and
rcpenlshed it with an extensive aud well selected
stock OF Confectionery, Fruits, &C., which he i;
confident he can o!Irr t. purchasers, wholesale
and retail, at satisfactory rates.
WIN. S. STILES.
Philada Dec. II, lS53.-3m.
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Sunburv, Jan. 10, ls52.-tf.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-02-03
TENNESSEE 1EGIsEATURE.


~ WEDNESDAY, Feb. l.
! Senate met persisnt to adjournment The rninu-
ties of yesterday were read.
MIR. Perkins presented memorial from IL G.
.-Mareel tie subject OF a map Tennessee
which was read and referred. -ar~errx, r
I A bHI for the be1e6to Of Scott county was read
a third time aud Withdrawn for amendment
Mr. B5wiey introduced a bill to repeal an act
passed Feb Is, lS5l42, changing the line between
the counties Of Jefferson and -----
The Senate then took up the unfinished business
OF yesterday--being the Omnibus ohl--the ques-
; ton being on the motion of MIR. Farquharson to
reconsider the vote rejecting the amendment offer
eddy Mr. Northcutt which prevailed, and the vote
was reconsidered. The question was then on said
amendment adopted. Ayes, l3; nays Ia Mr..
Reid offered TO amend by providing that the law
take effect form and after, its passage, which was
adopted. .
E Mr.. Cooke offered an amendment proposing to
extend the time of the South Western Railroad,
two years longer to bring themselves within the
provisions Of the law which was adopted ayes, IL;
nays, s. ,sass'ssfs ~ sar-e aA = '-'
Mr. Hayron offered an amendment to aid in
bridging 4he little Tennessee and Hiwassee rivers,
&c. which was rejected; ayes, z; nays, Is.
Mr.. Frazer offered to amend by providing that
the Governor should not issue the bonds of the
South Western Railroad until the road should be
graded from Bic Mnnville to the kentucky line, &c.
4. NJ Northcutb moved to lay the amendment on
the table, which motion prevailed and the amend
ment went to the table.
Mr.. Dunlap. of Shelby, called for the previous
question which was ordered, and the bill put upon
its passage, and was determined in the affirmative;
ayes, 10; nays 10.
And on motion the Senate adjourned until hall
past = O'Clock, P. NJ. s.. vi -r.sar-
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ARRIVAL OF THE OHIO.

New YORK, Jan. so, NJ.
The steamer Ohio arrived from Aspinwall to-day
having left that place on the 18th, with 800 passen.
gers and $ 100000 in gold dust
The U. 5. sOop-of-war Albany sailed from Navy
Bay on the 18th for San Juan del N0rte. All
we'll. ....
We have dates from Panama to the 10Th. The
steamers Golden Gate and Uncle Sam left Panama
on the eve of the lst for San Francisco, with Hoo
passengers
The English steamer Bogota arrived at Panama
on the 4th with dates from Valparaiso to the 18TH
and CalIao to the oath of December.
Business at Valparaiso was dull. .
The revolution at Bolivia, before reported. broke
out at La Passe, and extended to other places :
Gen Besen had left the capital with battalion Of
Infantry, and some cavalry to suppress the out
break ?
The revolutionists had appointed another admin
lstration and made overtures to Peru for an arnica
bic settlement of the difficulties between the two
countries
A revolution has also broken out in the province
of lea in Peru ..E.-.. q .-.tiFrr-' =
The Australian steamer Great Britain, from Liy
erpool, August llth arrived at Habrons Bay Oct.
10th .--.1 - 49, :
There is quantity of gold coming forward
There IS an increase of per cent in the mine price
of gold. =,
The news from the dggings is favorable. New
diggings have been found -.--
There IS fine business doing at Melbourne but
prices have not improved. Flour has slightly de-
clned, the best samples selling at f33 per ton
PROVISIONS are 10 fair demand. American bbl -four
e.
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ERIE ITENS

We take the following items from the Cleveland
Herald OF the 18th INST -.s
ERfE-The Marshal of Pennsylvania will be at
Erie to-day. Judge Thompson, of Erie informed
apassenger yesterday, that to-day the re LAYING
would commence, and without opposition. We
think Judge I. will find it easier to raise the storm
than to alIay it The mob are shrewd enough TO
know that men who excite to violence connot be
relied upon, and consequently become objects of
suspicion, when their tone changes
ERIE RIOTERS ON THEIR kNEEs-At the OMEN
l Ius oil the Circuit Court at Pittsburg Yesterday
,hn Jacks, and the two Kilpatricks presented
tbey .,anoe petition to Judge Irwin, stating that
intend n, Jal. l'r contempt of Court THAT they
DER AND rxI, S,ip' OF Court, and will OBEY ITS OR
Al L. 'ioN, AND SUBMIT TO AUTHORITY"
a uu 'ney pray the Court tn 1isoI.a IL
Judge Irwin said. W ulScharge them.
DER such an order as will protect The un
Court '' me dignity of the
With regard to the disavov,aI or A.
their guilt in the offence for which nc prisoners OF
committed, can only say that will he q ~ stand
consideration hereatter--that disayowaI 49, lor
Is salneient Tor the present purpose and t6are,
order = ~ therefore
Thst You severaly enter into recogpizapco :.
the sum OF five thousand dollars that Won 60 ~
al tne next term OF the United States Circuit ton
for the Western District of Pennsylvania tban aIS
there to answer TO any order when this Court MAJ
make IN the premises; that you do not depa,t tI,y
court without leave and that in the meantime Won
keep lnvlo!ate the injunction issued by this Court
al The suit OF Buffalo and State Line Railroad Com
pshy IN reference 10 the property of the Erie and
North-East Railroad Company, aud be of good be-
hsvior" ~ - STU ', oe
ineieupon, the prisoners complying with this
0'o''' '"7y Were discharged from custody 500
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IA bill To reduee the price Of public printing;
devives the act:f 1885 passed. Ayes. 81; noes, g.
4 And the Hots6 adjourned until o'clock, P. NJ


SENA1E-AFrERNooN SESSION.
a WEDNESDAY, Feb. T.
a The bill to incorporate the town of Wetmore, and
/, to encourage manufactures, passed third read
ing tI@F II
The bill to correct errors in the sale of school
lands, passed third reading. 49,
The bill to extend the benefit Of an act of Con-
gress of 28th September 1850, to the officers and
soldiers engaged in the military service of the u
States within the State Of Tennessee was read the
thirdtime,
Mr.. Farquharson moved to amend, by providing
that the number of acres mentioned in the warrant
shall be Exemption sale by execution, without re-
gard to value, as long as the land remains in the
hands of the person to whom the warrant was is
sued. ~ aielM HiaessgeaS 1AJv 4f
Mr.. Nave spoke earnestly in support Of the bill,
and a conversational debate arose. in which seve-
| raj participated But, before taking the vote, the
bill was informally passed over, to enable the Sen
ate to take up House bills.
Thirty-fiv House bills were passed on the first
reading and appropriately referred.
House bill to secure to counties the tax slaves
was rejected-ayes, 9; noes, Is.
(Mr. Dunlap, ofHenry, when this bill was up or
its second reading advocated its passage instead o.
opposing it, as he was then reported)
House bill to incorporate the 0coee Turnpike anG
Plank Road Company. Passed on the third read
ing. 4b dras..-9 - t
The Senate adjourned .l-i z .l-ao
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ed its rejection, which was coreurred ia, and the
bill rejected 81 81
Mr. Dunlap, of Henry chairman of the commit
Tee on Ways and Means, reported on the bin fol-
the relief Of John Lecky, and recommended its re-
lection, which was eoncurred in and the bill re-
jected.
Mr.. Dunlap, of Shelby, chairman of the com.
mittee the Judiciary reported the bill to prevent
the laws delay, and recommended its passage, and
briefly explained the provisions of the bill.azss-
Mr.. Dunlap, Of Henry, was opposed to the bill
The bill was passed second reading II
Same committee reported on several bills or
their second reading. - sh1Aa
MIR. Frazer introduced bill to secure the com
pieton of Turnpike roads in Smith and other eoun.
ties; read first time, passed and referred
Mr.. Carriger introduced a bill to encourage
the making of Railroad Iron in this State; read
first time and passed. And on motion the Senate
adjourned until half past o'clock, p NJ IL
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REPORT ON COLONIZATION,

WePubhsh to-day the Report of the Select Com
mittee-Messrs. Sykes of Maury. HERE of Lincoln
and HOLMES of SheIby-to whom was referred the
subject OF the removal of free persons Of color from
the State This report is ably prepared, and is
h5hly credtabie in its sentiments and suggestions
TO ITS author, Mr.. SYKES, as well as to the other
members of the Committee who assisted in its prep
aratlon. Nh. SYKES is well known throughout the
State as man Of talents, aud we take pleasure. in
this connection, in bearing testimony to the fact
that his labors in the House have been able and in
defatigable.
As has been stated in our Legislative reports, the
bill recommended by the committee has since been
passed. -
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SENATE-EyENING SESSION.
THURSDAY, Feb. 9.

..--.... THURSDAY, Feo- =.
On motion of Mr. Morris the Senate took up the
bill to Incorporate the Mississippi, Tennessee and
Kentucky Telegraph Company, which was read
and passed third time.
The special order of the day being the bin to es
tabish system Of Common Schools, which was
read; and
Mr. Davis offered to amend by providing that no
county should be entitled to its distrbutige share
unless they raised like sum by the county, and
supported his amendment By appropriate remarks
Mr.. Bell opposed the amendment in like man.
ner i-.f'T70
Mr.. Hall spoke in favor of the amendment
Mr. Moore was opposed to the amendment. and
gave his reasons &c, and notwithstanding his dis
IIct would pay much larger sum than it
would receive, ne was willing to lay an adyalorum
tax for that purpose. - -
= Mr. Cook made speech in favor of Common
Schools generally
Mr.. Nave offered an amendment to the amend
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WITHOUT PARALLEL--The amount invested in
school houses in Boston, is 81, 100000. The year
ly appropriations for education are S1,2O00OO,
while the amount raised for all other city expenses
is only $4,000. The amount expended for in
struction in the Common Schools of Massachusetts
last year. was 81 so for each child five and fifteen
years of age in the State This is unquestionably
the best commentary, ever afforded, upon Boston
influence if there be any city out of Massachusetts
which touches the outer edge of the shadow of an
approach to it, We know not where the place.
Worcester 4EgiS
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NEW CARRIAGE WARE ROOM,
Nos. "a, Sc and Is, Deadcriek st,ees

NIESSRS. CRAM & SHEPERD would respectable :,
VI form their friends and the publichat tbev havs nov
completed their Ware Room and are now in ssesn,
OF splendid assortment Of Carnage materials vscb ~
prepared to Manufacture into Carriages Of sxer a.
scrption. We intend 70 keep assortment OF Carrae
and Harness hand which will dispose q ON a. rs
enable terms any house in the city
Repairing in al It's branches at low rates with prsm,
All work done BY win be warranted as 900 :.
the best
Thankful for the liberal patronage extended US We "a
spectfuy solicit continuation Of ine same
feb3 Oily - 70 -a.--a e-.- .t--.' .ta "a
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HoUSE-ArrERxoox SESSION.

-f-A-ei--- Fee-t THURSDAY Feb .
The hour Of meeting having arrived on motion
OF Mr. Cooke, Of Mcblnn, took the chair, in the
absence Of Mr. Speaker Wisener and the House
resumed the unfinished business being the bill to
charter the Bank Of West Tennessee, &c =
q Mr. Chamblss moved the previous question. on
which Mr.. Harrington demanded the ayes and
nOes-and the call was sustained ayes, SO, noes. 27
and the main question being put on the passage OF
the bill, it passed third reading; ayes 90 noes, 81
Mr.. Buiord called for the special order OF the
day, being the Law Reform Blllr The bill was
taken up and read and Mr. Chambliss obtained the
floor. lie remarked that most men were more or
less aetuated by professional prejudices, and law
yers were especially jealous Of any inhoyations in
their profession. He hat at first Thoughts he would
vote against the bill bat since he had exanIel its
provisions, and found it to contain principles which
1t would be proper to establish, he now pre-
pared tosupport the bill regardless of sneers or
rdicue from any quarter. We owed il TO our
selves to give the bill tul serious and CAREFUL at
teDtlon. 57f- .s.-..- t..--i-
Mr.. Chanbiss then proceeded to advocate the
passage OF the bill and lscussedits principles in sn
able and eloquent speech, which, howeyer, was too
long for insertion IN this report.
When Mr.. Chamblss concluded a motion 10 al
journ until 81 o'clock tomorrow, was lost.
And Mr.. Richardson moved to adjourn until 90
minutes past nine tomorrow, which was also lost
And, ON motion OF MIR. Lamb, the House adj
iourned until o clock Tonight
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SENATE ENDORSING SESSION.

..... G..#. t.- THURSDAY Jan. "a.
Senate met persuant to adjournment and read
the minutes OF yesterday.
Mr.. Carriger presented memorial from citizens
of the county Of Union, praying that the Taxes OF
the present year be collected for the benefit of said
county, which was read and referred ~
Mr.. Nelson, chairman of the committee on In
ternal improvements, reported on several bills on
their second reading, some of which were passed
without discussion. =. IL. .-.
The bill to give State aid to the Ocoee Turnpike
and Plank road was read aud Mr.. Farquharson
moved its indefinite postponement
Mr.. Havron rose and spoke length in favor of
the passage of the BILL at the close of which Mr..
Farquharson Withdrew his motion and the bill
passed its second reading
A bill directory to the Comptroller for the benefit
OF jesse j. Wells, was read third time and passed
Mr. Nixon, chairman of the committee on Claims,
reported on the bill directory to the Comptroller,
for the relief of Abraham Upton, and recommend.
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The paper maker having failed to

The paper maker having failed to furnish us with
the proper quantity of paper in season, we were
unable to issue our daily and tr-weekly papers of
yesterday We learn that the high water, for a
week passed, has made it almost impossible to get
paper to the city from the paper mill, located some
seven or eight miles in the country. We shalItake
every precaution in future to avoid the necessity of
another apology of this character as unpleasant to
us as it can possibly be to our readers.
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FRESH ANIMALS

UST received per New Orleans, Cincinnati and PAL.
81 burg steamers, the following articles which wa a. :,
fering low for cash Country Merchants and dealers soa
Tally will do well to call and examine for thenseIvs
$50 bags prime Rio Coffee; 50 doz BroOus.
oV 40 Laguyra do; 1000 kegs Pure Lead:
~ DOS prime y hoiasseSi,0O do No DDS
i oO Dds 90 90; loo casks best English Sob
LoafCrushed and Powdered Sugars an sssors ,asnt
IS bags Pepper; Is chests Tess s~sasr,.1.-
10 do Spice; 5Gbbls So.ia (,,scke,s.r
10 tierees fresh Rice; 5o do Rptter a.,
100 boxes Raisins; -. Cottan Yarns 80, a..
80 boxes Cod Fish; 9 grass Wash R.s,Ss. -
% 90 hernng; Is nests Tubs;
~ 0oIs hackereii casks Brandy;
100 kits, assorted numbers. 3 do Signstte trau,.
10 eases fresh Sardines: 9 do do Fl
% boxes Pickles, assorted; do Madeira Wine;
bbs Brimstone : 90 sherry do
10 do Alum; r Ia do Port NJ.
200 bags fne Salt; 25 bbls 5 n Wine.
100 DemiIohns, ass'd sizes; 40 u bbIs \ ~ WIus.
10 trails Almonds - % bbIs Holland Gin.
10e,Go0 Cigars var brands; 50 DO American Brapiy.
$40 boxes prime Cheese; 50 do Old Bour Whiskf-
l5G do Quart Fasks; 50 do Old Monong dr.
$50 do Pint dor - do Old Rive do
so do Flutsd Tumblers, ASSOC do Rect6ed d..
200 keg4 Nails, assorted; 20 DC Old Peach Brandy.
Together with all other articles usually KEEP; our line
Call at NICHOL, PEACOCK & CO 3
feb3 Corner nfChnrch snd Wark-f a..
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ant Fenn IS for side, or rent, the best 0r-1
erins as the proprietor wishes 10 this CITY, IL
the only public house IN the place. and is an excellent
stand to- business The lot which ii stands eonains
acres OF frs raie ground under god fence The Depot
The Nashville Alabama Railroad will be located on At
il desired.
Eary application should be made to d. J. Craig On the
premises or u, K A. BALLOME
febS-'5L Real Estate Agent Nashville
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INOR SALE AT AUCTION.-0n SATURDAY. ueY;
II the l4th nls Will offer Tor sale at the Court ls !.
III O'Clock, the following building l0ts ansets plan o.
lots. to wit Nos Is, Is H. IS a. g. 81 95 s6 e. a.
30 81 IS, So 10 Al aud AZ, plat Of which be
ms office. b..
TsEMs -0nehaf Cash, balance in Il months without
interest Il. A. BALLOWE
feb3 "a f!ensraf 49,,
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~
Fment, but was not willing % vote for the amsnd-
Inent5with or without his amendmentto it
Mr.. Davi5moved to lay the amendment offered
BY thelSenator from Carter on the table; which was
agreed to.
Mr.. Robertson spoke Ia favor of the amendment
offered by Mr.. Davis.
Mr.. Bowles was opposed to the amendment The
question was taken on the amendment and ii was
rejected. Mr. Moore moved 70 strike out fifty and
insest twenty-five tpO taxi Mr. Dunlap of Sbei-
by, mades speech against tbs proposition, of con-
siderable length he said if you wisf. to induce tie
people to school their children You must tax all OF
them, &c. Mr.. FarqIiarson moved to amend tie
motion by striking out and inserting dollar and
twenty live cents which failed. -i.- 3 -lt-f
Mr.. Bowles was for striking ont poll tax entirely.
Mr.. Nave thought it wrong to release those that
had the children 10 educate entirely.
% MT. Nelson spoke IN tayer Of raising fund from
the property OF the country, and was not IN favor
OF apoll tax The question was then taken on Mr..
Moore motion to strike out fly and insert twenty
FIVE which motion prevailed and the amendment
was adopted.
Mr. Davis offered to amend by pleYiding for the
appointment of Superintendent and prescribing
his duties &C. and had it read at the table and the
question was then taken on the motion Of DIR.
Bowles, to strike ont the tax polls; winch
tionwasrejeeted hequestion then recurringO the
amendment of Mr. DAVIS aud Mr. Dunlap, Of Shell
by, proposed to amend the amendment by Inserting
| "a native of Tennessee and made an able argu-
ment in support Of his motion, and without action
On motion, the Senate adjourned until 10 O'Clock,
| tomorrow morning.
NorE--0n the third reading eff the bill to secure
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-. .s--.t Second appearance OF the
5li Ma SHVIBLE DRAMATIC CLUB
On which occasion they viii perform, BY request the beau
tifu Tragedy Of EyADNE and the opera,ie Tragedy OF
BoMBASTtS FURfOSOt
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NEW ARRANGEMENT W. Mayo Esq, has be-
come proprietor of Leuty Hotel Loudon, and took
possession on Wednesday. Mr.. Mayo has been en-
gageu IN keeping public house at this place for
nday years and no one has more perfect knowl-
-, VI u ue business We know he will keep the
ns na Anu OF house at Loudon and we take pleas
d" commencing 1t to the pubc-Ahenls Post
TO recedc 0 iNct conIihues
MONTREAL, Feb. l, P. M-The Parliment Houss
burnt down this morning eh' iiouSe
CINCINNATI, Feb. l, p M.-The river has f.I,on
I'VE ieet since last evening -Four So so
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GTRAYED OR STOLEN.-A small Scotch raI
- rer DOG of light brinde eslor The finder Of which
will be literally rewarded BY returning him to
ieo2 "a GEO GREIG. Union $.
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VALENTINES.

Sentimental and Comic VARYING in prices from
to IS 90 each this collection is very large end beautiful
City and country dealers supplied accommodating terms
by a.afl.t.. s.1., on O. .l +. HAGAN,
fet3 - ava ,Irlt.ll. /. ~. Markaf sfraas
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NorE.-In the report of this morning we omitted
to state that when the North Western Railroad
bill passed it was motion of Mr.. Lucas, ordered
to be at once transmitted to the Senate. This is
necessary to explain the action of Mr.. Tharpe at
the commencement Of the afternoon session.
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.i To conclude with she comic 0peraiie Tragedy Of
--- 20. B0GBASTES FURIOSO
King Artaximonious Fusbos his Minister Bonbas.es by
the Club; DestiEna, Mrs. Carpenter. s
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The American and Foreign Christian Union.
TINE undersigned is Authorized Agent for the above
Il Magazine The books published by the Society NAV
be found at my store. CHARLES w. SMITH
- feds "a Al college street
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VALENTINES DAY.-An assortment, Of beautiful
' Valentine NAV be found for sale By
i-t - rs.s-1 "A. - CHARLES w. SMITH.
is53 81 .t-. l College street.
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NorE-On the third reading eff the bill to secure
to counties the tax on slaves, Mr Robertson should
have been reported as making speech against it.
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A LARGE lot OF Medical Books latest editions just
IN received and f5r sale by
Iebs'54 % z4---. i.l.a- CHARLES W. SMITH
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TUESDAY EVENING, February = win be performed
the beautiful Tradgedy of yea
-, EyADNE, OR THE STATUE.
King of Naples Ludoveo. CoOnna YeeniO SyalaiFu by
the Club; kvadne, Miss hate keignolds; OisFia Mrs.
Carpenter. --
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MEDICAL BOOKS

~ Doors open at Ga o'clock Periorlsanes to eOnr-
mence al ), precisely. teb3-54,--td