SUNBUllY AMEIUCAN AND SHAMOKlfl JOUKiNAL
1)1 N.MR TO CAPT. K. M. MATHEWS.
The dinner, July announced, given by the
municipal authorities nnd citiz-n! of Phila
delphia, lo Capt. R. B. Malhcws. of ihe Liver
pool iteam propeller Cily of Glngow, in lion
or of the arrival of that vessel nt o"f P0'',
took place at the Chinese Museum on Sal nr.
day evening. This hull is, we believe, the
largest in America, being upwards of 230
feet lonir; and wide table with ample elbow
room and passasea were laid in it lor ihe ac
commodation of moro than ciyht hundred
pueals. Great pains hud been taken by Ihe
Coinmilleo of Arrangemenls Id secure lo eve
ry one a proper seat, giving of course lo dis
tinguished slrangera places nearest the table,
at which the President of iho dinner, Major
Gilpin officiated as the immediate host of !
Captain Malhews.
Grace having been said by Hishnp Poller
Ihe company sat down to partake of I ho ful- '
lowing bill of fare ;
First Course Fish: linked Hook, a la j
Chambord ; Coiled Cod, Oyslpr Sauce.
Second Course Moiled: Turkeys, with,
Celery and Oyster Sauce; Chickens, with
Oyster Sauce : Sirloin of Huef, Pickle Sauce: '
Beef Ton,rues ; Leg of Mutton, Caper Sauce ; 1
n...i: rv. 1 11,.,'f i ol,l llishes:
Rf'u 1 Mo.re Gamie do (ielee ; (ialan- '
'ines des Dinde, a la (ielee; Janibou !Vco
ree, Galantine des Poulels, a la Gelee: I.au
gues de Bouef, a la (Jelec; Pate do Gibic
F.dem de Pigeons, Mayonunisu do Volaille. a
la Parisienne; Salade de Volaille, a la Mode
Arglaise. Entrees ; Vol an venl, nux luii
tres ; Pelits Pales, uiirnie, a la Becliarnello ;
Croquettes de Volaille, llis i!e Venn, sauce
lomate : Boudins, n la Kiclielien : Filet do
Boeuf, sauce ftla.lere : npreme ile olailio,
nux champignons; Canards' B raise, iin.v
olives, Frican deuu de Vcau, pica, mix Kpi-;
nards; Pigeons, braise, a la Fiuanciere ; j
Fricassee do Poulets. a la Chevalier : Colel- i
etles do Mouton, sauce piipiante ; Au-ade do
laille, game a la Jardiniere: Perdriv, 1111 i
trufl, a la Periaodre ; Coleloltes do Veau, a
la Bellevne : Salm do Canard, snavaae : I
apereaux, a la Hauphine: Faisau, pica, sauce j
nu champagne : Kpagrauimn il Agnean, a
la Macedonie; Poulels a la llouiaine. Roast,
Kibs of Beef, Saddles of Mutton, with cur
rant Jolly, Loin of Veal, Legs of Million,
Hams, wilh Champagne, Sauce : Turkeys
with Cranberry sauce ; Geese, wilh Apph.
Sauce ; Pigs, Capons, Chickens. Pucks. Pie- I
M.,.,t.i.a tnnmor Pitv Ml ChlS'.flW. !
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ofJust.ce, icoteu l lusiie, v oiormo Lui-
merce, Statuette of Liberty, Statuette of Com
merce, Arbour Kraneaise, Swiss Basket. Chi
nese Pyramid. Moorish Fountain, Statuette of
Britannia. Pavilion d'F.ie, Froreuce Baskel,
Fancy Pyramid, Fru;t (ilaeee, Indian Tem
ple, Pyramid, a la Pari-iemie, Highland Lad
die, Pyramid Napolilaine. Vegetables :
Round Potatoes, llorso Rad:.-li, Parsnips,
Hommony, Celery, Bice, Mashed Potatoes)
Beets, Turnips.
TMrd Course Game. Canvass Back
Decks, Saddles of Seliuylkill county Venison.
Red Neck Ducks. Wild Geese, Pheasants
Bluo Wing Duck. Wild' Pigeons, Partridges.
(Browned Potatoes. (Baked Potatoes.) Fiied
Oysters, Terrapins
Fourth Course Pastry. Apr
le Pie. Peach
Pie, Minco Pie, Cranberry Tails. Calvs
Foot Jolly, (lavoied with Madeira, Vanilla
and Strawberry Ice Cream. Lemon and Pine
Apple Ices.
t lJlU i- UHISC. l-run. . p iles, inan-es. (
Figs, Raisins, Grapes. Almonds, Walnuts,
Filberts. Shsllbarks, Pecan Units.
H'iiirs. Slill Hock and Moselh Rhenish,
Haltenheim, 18JI: Moselle, Bianberger,
1841. Sparkling Wines Moi l, extra Cham
pagne, vintage IS-Iti; Moselle, e.t in Seliaitz
berg, vintage 1846, ain! a hosi of other excel
lent wines too iiunierou lo niuiiliuii. j
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Numerous devices in confectiouar, suita-
hl to ihe occasion, decorated tho tables, and 1
S,k' that at which Capt. Mathews sat had a sugar 1
model of tho ''City of Glasgow,'' made to a
ecale and in every part complete. Before
Ihe final courses had been laul. many ut the
ubscriber at a distance from iho president's
table became impatient lo obtain a conveni
cut position for hearing Ihe toasts and speak
ing. Various efforts were made lo induce
them to return lo their places, but lhe feast
of reason was moro inviting lo ihem than the
good things ol Mr. Parkinson. Thu-theio
was nn unpleasant broach in tin; arrange
ments, which, wo aie compelled lo say was
not creditable to any concerned in it, uud
which greatly inteifeicd wilh the icpmlers of
(hi) press in Ihe discharge el their duties, by
Iho confusion attending lhe crowding ui.d
iulking in lhe vicinity of tho speakeis.
Mr. Gilpin, about 7 o'clock, arose to oiler
the first toast, prefacing il by a short speech,
a iw hit in i riii iinntiriai iizvs u nu u r 111 ri' t
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braled'n furthering .ho commercial pros- '
i,erilv of our city. Ho coulially welcomed .
Captain Mathews, and us a toast gave liie :
hea'th of Caplain Mathews. May his voy. ;
age through life be ns prosperous as the lirst
voyage of tha City of Glasgow to the Cily of
Brotherly Love."
This was hailed with great applause', in
the midst of which Caplain Mathews arose,
and said that this was thu proudest day of
his life. From his entrance into Iho Dela
ware, he had been met moie like a pi nice
Khan the humble commander of u steamer.
fie had innumerable friends in this country,
ritad when away he almost fell as if he had
ltfl,bis heart behind. Ho had been employ
pud on the ocean since 1812, and this was his
iiflkillj voyage across tho Atlantic. Ho found
mono nf the difficulties ho apprehended in en
Henitre a.e Capes; and but fur lhe desiio of
reactuug (be city in lhe daytime, ho could
tiave xcice up during iho night. Ile was
gre4;nUy l!is;poinled al lhe ease w ith which
he navigaUea ol the bay and liver could be
(Tuclv, fitv t a a mailer of surprise lo
iiro'tha a tleaei communication w ith liuiope
ibad not been.eJ.laWi4iiid long iuce.
,e wu niivineedt that lhe merchants of
Philadelphia had flood in their own light,
but hoped 'nat by the energy with which
lft,t enterprise would be carried out, that
ithey would nrke up for lat lime. Tho en
tire (eommnniofcitioii along nho British ccuh
WBi IHAV carried JII by flexru propellers, and
bad al exlended lo Iho Medilen.uieaii ; for
himself Le wu twiiiviuco! lhat .ii'pidlun
weio niore economical and safe than side
wheel steamers, and the performance of tho
Cily of Glasgow had convinced him of Ihe
fact, lie concluded hy piving, as ft toast,
'Prospoiity lo the Commerce of Philadelphia.
The health of Gov. YVm. F. Johnson being
proposed, he nnswered in an eloquent speech,
which embraced valuable statistics of the
domestic commerce of Philadelphia, which
he promised to furnish lo Ihe Press hereafter.
J'hila. Ledger.
THE .IEP.ICAIT.
SUNHURY.
SAT1HHAY. JAM AIIY l", 1-'I.
II. H. MASMlIt, 1'illlor nnil Proprietor.
I. lWI.MKt' if our niith iri.fil niti'til to rcerive mli
ei ipii l mlu-ninni! nt lii ntlii-e. in rinUuldpliin. .--
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Am 1 " r,re..l.mou n the Mul.ry ;
Ann iK'iui min'iitr 111'- (ItlitTritt lowitft on I In SuittjuHiuiiiiit
lit ii'if i'XWiIihI h Yii;ilk-i ly liny vijt hiIIhIkiI in Nnrtli
em l't"niis h'niitii.
I DITOK S TAIILLI.
ltiiiilPAS 'ollrn.
By refrreiirr to our nilvrrlising columns it will
be (iron that .Mrs. Fnlliurr oilers to ilisnnsp of hrr
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slock of Miliinerv inl Knnrv CondM at vrrv re-
,itll.rii Iiril.IWi f-H a t.illimT for tho ladies
Uivi- Iut a rail.
0173" Blank Lenses for sule at this oHice.
rr Pii.ti.u Ink. A few kegs for sale
for cash at this oirice.
y Oi n Noirriit:Mi!Ei:i.AMJ Pai.-kkt.
Qr package of 1.1st week':
jiapers or or-
, l.,, ,i I , .. .. a i r . i
ihtiniberland, was sent lo one of the Hotel
in this place, early last Friday evening at
the request of one of our subscribers from
Northumberland who wished to take it
with him. To our surprise we found it on
Tuesday last lying in the Hotel. We re- :
rrr.,1 llta iii.rnn,.linf,j cfp.iiirlintl,, nn II... !
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papers contained iwo vaiuaote documents,
tj)e (;overnors M,. an,l Mr. Websler's
letter to the Austrian Minister. We shall
ho careful to avo'd such an occurrence
hereafter.
dr" The weather of the present month,
thus far, has been unusually mild. For
some days the Sun beamed forth hisrays with
as much warmth as in some ol the palmiest
days of April. As for snow, we have had
sjaicely any during the winter, the whole
stock not exceeding six inches.
XT .Military. The Dewait Guards
commanded by Capt. Zimmerman, and the
Funnels and Mechanics Artillerists, com
manded by Lieut. Martz, were out on par
ade, on Saturday last. This was the first
appearance of the Artillerists in I 'inform.
! Iluth Companies looked extremely well and .
made a liatuLome and soldier like appear
ance, "" Ri:vl.it: Co.umi-sionu:. We un
derstand that (Jen. Win. A. Pcttikin of
Money has been appointed Revenue Com
missioner for this district,
Lr-Sai.i: or the Daxvii.i.i: and Putts-
VH.I.B Kaii. Roaii. Oil Thursday lastSherill
Covert presented to the Court fur coiilirina-
tion, the deed for said Road, lhe deed
yas made to Munciire Robinson, Ksq., and
Ceo. 11. Thompson, in trust for the bond
holders. The road has not, as has been
.stated, sold to the Trevorton Company.
.Motituie Robitisun, under whose aus
pices, as principal Engineer, (he road had
been located, was in town, and manifested
a lively interest in its completion,
B'J" Pt:i -iiiknt Jrni.n or tiii Distiju t.
Gov, Jnliiison appointed on Wednesday
last the IIoli. Jus. Pollock, President Judge
of this District, in place of Hon. J. 11. An- '
thony, deceased. The appointment was '
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uiitwiiiiiijuM i cuiiiii nil. u. a ui? uppuinirueui .
is an excellent one, and will be well re
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,ons ' UK Mt' 1 OCk wbltl- '
l'r l,e vvlU BCC,'l'' appintment. ;
FX" Luc K Havi-v. A. J. (Jrier has re-
tired from the Clinton Tribune and is suc
ceeded by W. liolhrock of'Kellelbnto. The
Clinton Democrat has put on a new drew.
Mr, Crawford lhe editor has taken a part
ner, but not a fair one, for in that respect,
the Tribune says he "appears rather liaw-
itHf iibel." Well there is some hope, so long
as he is not incorrigible.
A new saw mill is gningup at Lock Ha
ven with a ganof CS saws. The Susque
hanna valley is bound to go ahead.
n A correspondent of the Lycoming
(Jazette, from Trout Hun Hotel, says the
biggest hog ol the season stopped at that
Hotel some time since with a splendid
horse and bug'y, called for water lor his
horse and filed a tumbler, wilh something
stronger fur himself, for all at which he
threw down a short fip and left.
IT" The Philadelphia Weekly gun, a
double sheet, has made its appearance. It
is a handsome heet well filled and well
printed, aiid of course, with Col. Walla.ce
at its head, it mu-t be well edited. Tke
Weekly Sun has commenced the xibbca
lion ol Marshal's l.if of WaahingtuH in its
niui.bcr.-', a tnoat valuable Uiography.
1X1X1 IO OF V. HKSJATOR. i
We congratulate our readers and Ihe pul
lic upon the result of the election of Hon.
Richard I3roadhear, as U. S. Senator, in
place of Mr. Sturgeon. Our first choice,
it is true, was Gen. Cameron, hut next to
him, none of the distinguished candidates
before the Conventions could have proved
more acceptable than Mr. Broadhead. We
have known Mr. II road head since his debut
into political life, which was ns a member
of the Legislature from Northampton coun
ty, during the memorable Buckshot war,
and afterwards as n member of Congress.
Mr. Broadhead has always been a consist
ent tnrifrdemocr.it, aiid has always been, in
; Congress and out of it, in favor of protect
j ing the great interests of Pennsylvania.
I We therefore look upon the election ol Mr.
I Broadhead as a preat triumph over free-
tradeism, fjclionisiu and cliqueism. Asa
.triumph in favor of the policy of the tarifl
democrats, a triumph in favor of Gen Cass,
; and what will prove as gall and wormwood
to the revilers and opponents of (Jen. Cam
eron, a triumph in favor of that gentleman,
vvhose Warrn personal and political lrielid
he always has been. If the Chinese Mu
seum was properly designated by the friends
of Henry Clay, as a great National Slaugh
ter House, when the friends of that great
man mcrificod him in the National Conven
tion ol May 1 SIS, what term should we
.,.,;. (() tu. ri...lt ,,blttoir nt Harrishlirg,
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which immolated, in one fell swoop, James
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lsucnanan, junge nooowaiu, judge uiacK
and a host of others of that genus, who
have been Huts suddenly checkmated and
overthrown.
We are credibly informed that the pecu
liar friends of these gentlemen Were per
fectly willing to bring about in caucus, a
're-consideration and defeat of Mr. Broitd-
head's nomination, but the firm and deter-
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'I ' I II MUI II lUkCII OV 1111- llll'lllIS Ul urn.
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Cameron, in nivor 01 ;ir. uroaoiiean, imicu
all their efforts. The true ftiends of De
mocracy and the great interests of Penn
sylvania, have reason to congratulate them
selves. The Hunkers and Free traders
who would sell the Slate for a mess of pot-
j tagc have been most signally rebuked, and
suddenly swallowed up in a vortex formed
by their own machinations.
THE PUST.KiE ItllLI..
The following remarks by the editor of
the Village Record, are to the point, and
must satisfy any one that Mr. Chandler's
Sp0l.ch, in regard to the Country Press,
was m,t only selrUi and illiberal, but that
a views he was enlirely incorrect.
nut Government legislation has always
,een So exclusively controlled for the
. benefit of city interests, that some members
: seem to think that the country has no
i rights, except the right of taxation, for the
benefit of (he Government.
The object of cheap postage, and tho only
object, at present should be, to give the people
full ami cumpieh'Tisive views uf whatever is
interesting in their several counties. This is
best done, and only done, lluough the couih
try papers. (!o tins, ami inueli will be
done attempt lo do more, and all may be,
will ic lost. All the local allaiis, thu local
politics, the candidate to liil the county ollices
the local taxes, &.;., are discussed in lhe
local pa pel s, and in Ihem only. The proceed
ings of Courts, Commissioners, County meet,
ings, are found in connliy pa pets, and are not
found in lhe city papers. Tin scare thegreaj
points of iiilercsl to Iho farmer and lax-payer
of lhe county, ami he can obtain a correct
nf them only in the county papers. It
is a benefit lo himself, to thu stale ami to the
county, to enlighten him. Tor all these
ihings he is ilependeiil on lhe local papeis
lhe local paper, is thmufore, an article J' lie'
tensity to him ami tho question is wether
Congress will allow him lo obtain il without a
i tax, or whether the w hole system must be bro
ken down, by connecting oi'iigii luxuries
w ith it. A man's county is a minaiurr of his
ciiuiiliy. Every man has a voice in its nliairs
! every man has a potent iulliience. To re
gulate and govern il well, il must be well uu
deialonj. Let i veiy cily, county and district
attend well to its own allaiis, and our country
wiU b" prosperous and happy ! But domestic
I1i,Pp'i 111111 ""' "" 'r'" "i f.'.rmr papers throw
light about Iho people's honu srVad.
In cuiineclioii with lhe policy fostering the
1,u'l l"1'- "m' !-!:"" 11,1,1 P''"P'" "'
ill!
... ;iii,I thnsM ol lht Ciiiiiiti v iin mil
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' ftal privileges under the present system
From the conipaclnessof the city populalion
tho oc:il papers are lieliveied vitliuitt postage ;
this in not ami never has been lhe case in lhe
country. The subset ibors to the country pa.
per )ii pay postage. And yet Mr. Chandler
would have riiuiil Our country subscri
bei pay 1 1 1) i n h ft 1 s of dollars postages annually
lo lhe C S. ; w hereas the Ledger's, w ith ten
liiiifi the ciicnlalinii pay not one ceul ! This
is equably with a vengeance ! Wn ask Ihe
I country press lo siaud to their arms!
T7? The Lycomiii'i; (Jazette in copying
our notice of the prize wedding; in Trevor
ton thinks "the enterprising gentlemen who
have charge of Trevorton aftuirs would do
wv" t0 t)lf','r a pfmium for the first baby."
We are glad to int'oriil thf (Jazette, lhat,
bachelors as most of these gentlemen are,
Ihey have not even deemed this loo sinal)
an "aflaii" to be attended to, and that the
premium for the first baby, has been award
ed long since, comparatively speaking.
A ki:w days ago, a very imposing and costly
tombstone, designed, for the remains of tha
lamented President Hatrison, was landed at
North Bend, Ohio. Tha family have not the
slightest knowledge of Ihe parties from whom
it came.
Tu kb e is but one guideboard in the whole
Slate of Rhode Island, and that points the
wrong way and if a man asks directions)
they set dog on him.
HEATH OF 1103. JOSEPH B. ANT1IOMY.
It is with deep regret that we are called
upon to announce the death of the Hon.
Jos. B. Anthony, President Judge of this
(eighth). Judicial District, on Friday the
10th of January, inst. It was painfully
evident to the ftiends of the Judge, for
more than a year past, that he was in a
rapid declin'.1. Disease of the heart, a dis
ease which is annually making the most
fearful ravages, and which seems to be con
fined almost exclusively to our most dis.
tinguished men, and men of professional
mill spiliinf nl-tl tint'llu 111. I n.nnmlttl rltiritit '
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the last six months, made fearful inroads'
upon his system. Judge Anthony has long
been known in this communitv. and has al- I
wavs been esteemed (or his many virtues, & '
his'frank and generous qualities: Like his !
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lamented predecessor, lie IievI a host of! j
Iriellds, wilh few if any enemies. As a i
Judge he was upright and honorable, while j
the integrity of his conduct has never been
questioned. As a parent, and in all the
relations ol private life, he was manly gen
erous and aflectionate. We make room
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lor the following extract Irom an obituary
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notice in the Lycoming Gazette :
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departed this life, at his residence, in the !
borough ol VV.Iliamsport, on K.iday, 10th of
January, inst.. ol disease of lhe heart, JM. :
SF.PH It. ANTHONY, President Judge of lhe J
Fighth Judicial Disliiclof Pennsylvania, aged '
55 yearn, fi months, uud 22 days. ' j
Joski'ii U. Anthony was born inlhecity of I
Philadelphia, upon the lillh day of Jui.p,
wja. r rom iiience tie removeil with Ins pa-i , .. , . , . , . f ,,
rents al an early period of his life lo Merce, I W 1,1 "Pn 1,1,1 "" 1,,H of ,h"
county, in the stale of New Jersey, where hi; i dying Panther sent him back a howling wilh
received his early education. Whilst young, j pain, when springing to his leet the fern
he journeyed lii the valley of ihe Wt-sl f.,,,,, animal run surne 20 nxi -tt.l f.;M il.-ail.
Branch, and for a time, taught school in Mil. ! . ,. . .. , , H
ton, Northumberland county, al which place! Mr. P, lo make sure, put Iwo addihonal balls
he .studied law under the insiiuetion of thai : into him and then ventured to appmach him.
very win thy m;i
in, !Sami r:i. IIki-iii un. F.mi. ,
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Having complete
the slinly of the law, he i
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I senco of about ono vear returned to Peunsvl-
vauia. In the year 1813 ho was admitted "lo !
tho bar of Lycoming county, and located '
I himself at Wiilianrsporl, where he continued .
! lo reside until his dentil.
j In tho year is;i(l, ho was elected by the .
! demncnilie party to Ihe Senate of Peniisvlva- ,
... in uf me rmiu oi uou liner an ait- t
ma, to fill Iho vacancy occasioned by the:
death of Ihe lamented Col. Roukkt M'C'i.i hk.
In the year 1834 he wj.s elected lo Congress
ami Iwo yeais Ihereafler was re-elected to i
Ihe same post bv an unprecedented majority.
During ihe early part of the administration
of Gov. Porter, the subject of our notice was'
, nppoiuUM juuge ol t,u i Mchols.m com' of,
i iniiiMiiiiiiiii, .nur iii .uaicn 1144. was np
pointed by the same Governor. President
i judge of ihe eighth Judicial District, in the
riinin of Judge Donnki., then deceased ; and
'like his upright predecessor, continued to;
; di-charge the duties of that olliee faithfully
! unlil lhe day of his lamenteil death. It is
; proper lo state, :hat he held these various
! iieporlant stations, either by election as the
j Deinocratie. candidate, or by appointment
I under a democratic. Governor, and performed
Ihe duties of those seveial olfices, honestly.
; foai lessly and impartially. ' ',
l nr.ITU OF IIO.V J II. AV11IOYV.
I At the meeting of the Court, held by the
' lion, the Associate Jadger. of Northumberland
j county, in Sin. bury, on tho lfi:h inst., lhe ; j less than SOdOO, (not so much us she could
Comt was addressed by Hugh Bellas, K-ij.; , make at a single concert,) and she is fully
ia appropriate observations upon the sad ami 'determined never to increase it, for every
! solemn dispensation of Providence, in the: faithing of her income and earnings above
sudden death of the late President Judge of what she expends for her own peisonal wanl"
! the Eighth Judiciary District of Pennsylvania, is devoted to ch.uiiy. Tho w hole of lhe funds
I II was therelore moved that in testimony received liom her Aineiiean engagement, aie
of regard for the memory of the deceased, set aside for the establishment of Common
llie Court ilo now adjourn, ami being adjourn-
ed accordingly.
j The Judges and lhe members of tho Bar
I convened, appointed tin; lion. Geoige C.
I Welker Chairman, and Wm. J. Gieeuough
, Secretary. On motion tho Chairman np-
; pointed II. Bellas, A. Jordan and John Por-
. tor, fcsijs., a committee to prepare and rcpoit
. appropriate resolutions. 'du that event" sho replied, "one sixth, of
! The following resolutions accordingly were my present income would suppoit me well in
! submitted by 11. Bellas, Chairman of lhe , Sweden, and at all events, it is as much a
j committee lo thu meeting, nod nu motion of , ml v ,,,.1'son with proper feelings ought to ex
j Alexander Jordan, Esip, unanimously adopted. ! pej j a year. So 1 am Mill ,lelt SjOllO per
j .YsofW, That the members of lhe Couils . , 0r chaiiiablo puipose.;' A woman
am! of Iho Bar, of Norlhumbei land county, wilh gm,, a mirti woli, jmleed he wealthy
are deeply and sorrowfully peneliated by the ; jf K,R rs.scscd not a dollar in this world.
'deprivation suslainod by iho suitor, tho bar y u
aml the community at large, in lhe sudden
I death of thu Hon. Joseph B. Anthony, lhe
President Judge of this Judiciary District.
AV.nieii, That by this eventful visitation
I of "tho Judge of all iho living," wo los. a
i Picsidcnt Judge of unimpeachable iutegiity ,
and impartiality, possessed of uncommon ex-
; cellence ot heart, and of temper, prompt in
decision, honest in purpose, of much experi.
enco in practice, ol industiious habits, of ex-
tensive legal know ledge, and in the dischaige
of liis olhcial duties, -moie free from arro.
gance. prejudices and predilections than is .,,.ir, ,!r vl.
often experienced in Iho udniiiiislratiou of A,''.V.'. "r '""
1 , a. w. 1. nn...
Justice.
II rsi. ni, That Ihe members ol iho Court.
and of tho Bar of Ibis county, sj mpnlhie
sincerely and profoundly with iho laniily
and otiier lelations of our late President'
Judgo in Ibis severe and atllictiug dispeusa-
tiuii; and lhat Iho usual badge of mourning1
I be worn for 30 days in lelimouv of our re, !
gard for his memory, and for liis private and ;
( public
, , .. . -,. . i
.' i tut t-f. I Iml n sniiimi pn tin n iirumila, 1
vii lues.
I . .' ... '. , , u i
by lhe ( hainnaii to transmit lo llie bereaved
., ,. ., f.. ii , I ,, .
i widow and tainily of the Hon. Joseph B. An -
: , ., i- .
' thony a copy ol ihese piocecdnigs; with an
. , .. ,- ii i i ir r
nnnriiiirl:! n lt-!triit Clltlilole ICO fill ttelili f nl
, I
this uieeliug.
llcM, That .he Kdilor. uf .he Pres. in I
this judicial district bo re.pies.edto publish:
tlieso proceedings.
uu motion oi uenry uonuei, r.sq., ine ineei-
r, n , , , , .
ing udjouiued.
GKO. C. WEI.KER, C'haUtnan
Wm. J. Cbkknocoii, Secrelaiy.
Tun Stamfoiui (England) Mti-rmv
mentioaa a Mr, Harris, poulterer, of Spald
ing, who lias at this moment bUOU geese
(ceding in liis yard for the London Christ
market. They consume twenty-five sacks
of oats every day, and -P buckets of water.
The tremendous cackling caused hy this
leathered, congregation together with that
of turkeys, guinea fowls, and other fowls
innumerable, is indescribable.
D.wui. YensTi:a died in Baltimore on
Monday aged 5 moiithi.
IATlllll shot.
The well known hunter Mr. Charles Par-
meter, o! this town, who has been out in Ihe
woods the last two months decr-hunling, kill
ed, a few days since in ihe town of Belmont,
in Franklin County, a largo panther or cata
mount, measuring nine feet in extreme length,
and weighing 2-17 pounds Mr. Parmeter
came upon Ihe Irack while hunting, and the
next day, with a dog, started wilh Ihe deter
mination to hunt him up. After a short dis
tance he struck the trail and soon came to
where, with a single bound, he had killed and
I split enlirely open n huge buck, apparently
earned Ihe same about twenty rods mid partly
. ...
0llr, tnR carcase.
Following iin in pursuit, Mr. P. soon came
to a mountain ridge with hone shelving
recks, in a chasm under one of which he
f,,u"a P;""'''' "" llo- w' h'ur j
cr,"c' nm! cx,'itbi,i"s5 ,,x,.rcme fear "'f"7 '" i
vuU'T, when Mr. P.. 1)inif n ropo monntl Hip
oc.s'.H neck, entered himself dragging Ins,
,Iot after him. The panther fled bv number
entrance and look lo a very lall siMiioe tree
near by. Mr. P. now climbed the ledge of;
rocks overhead and thus found himself on a
level with the tree lop and dis'aut about lifty j
feet from the same. The panther was almost :
hid in In; dense lop, but catching a glimpse
... . - , ,,
of Inm lie died in iinick siiccesMou Iwo halls
. ,. , ,
into his body,
The Panther had now placed himself wilh
pV(. Mf p j,, lhe altitude of spring-
. - , . ., , . ,
"'ri when Mr P., having ijinckly reloaded
both barrels of his gun. tiied( one into the
i,; nf ,is pt.i) nnd tho other through his
bodv, lhe fourth shot brought
T,e dog having now r,
him to the
gained coin -
Mr, p. intends lo bring him down in a lew
.
. ;ve nur oil i.ens a chance lo see '
, . , r , i . i.
""9 nlrHy l""nu w,"?u ,
agility, ferocity and tenacity of lite render;
him monarch of the forest, and the dreaded j
(,,,, f ,, nl0st intrepid hunter. Poftsilam '
v
' ' ' Ua'"r!l-
Ji:nny l.isns wkm.tii. a conospomien,
0f j1L. Home Journal, has written a short aiti- :
, whicll is 0j.r ,lc rounds of the papers
... , ,.
s,al1"-' ,n:U J,',ln.v I'lml w"a"1' "
81.000,0(10. Now we have the following
facts from a reverend gentleman, who knew
hprR. j Sweden, and to whom boll, in
Europe and Amerie;. she has imparled with
the most childlike eoiilidence every partieu'
lar in ivlalion to her pecuniary allairs, as ;
well as to her future prospects ami intentions. '
Jenny Liud luis neither a sister or brolher
-
living.
She lost a sister some years ago, but
never ha. I a brother, notwithstanding lhe
numberless stories to the contrary whicl, have
been circulated Her parents are both living
in quiet and lelirement al her native cily.
Stockholm, being supported by ail adeipiale
sum, put aside for that specific purpose by
affectionate daughter. Jenny Lind's annual
income liom piopc.it y which she has laid by
Schools in Sweden, and it is her intention ,to
devote her personal services to Iho supei vis
ion ar.d inspection of these schools.
Her i overend uud veneiable friend once
said lo her. "Miss I.ind, ( think that you
should have a huge annual income secured
to yon, that you might be prepaid! in case
NUi, should lose vonr voice."
EM'.t TION OF 1MTI I) M ATI S SF.N ATOIt
llAltuislii itii, Jan. 11.
The members of both biam hes of lhe Leg
islature assembled at noon lo-day, in lhe Hall
of tho llouso of Repiesentativti ti- the pur.
nose of electing a Euited Stales Senalur, in
ide. place of Daniel Sturgeon, whose teim ex-
pjreS on the 4th of March next.
j The Convention having organized, Speaker
j Matthias, of the Senate, in thechair, prone
1 ed to balloting wilh Iho following result:
Tii Tivtii'mt l!.iim
M lr. Win ll.ii uii in
'I'll. Wliil,., '
:t' .1. .) ii !tn !,..v,
4'.. Slt-wnn.
J Din I.I lim.il,
I IV W. I'lllllilll,
4 J.'li,i A!!is,.i,
4 U. M Siios.t,
limit!!' I'lminlcrs,
' "jun'U 17.' !o! .
j, Vi'k',,''''
': ""' ' "'
Necessary lo a choice, Cli.
Mr. Broadhead was then duly ehvted 1'
Whiles Senator from the -till of Maivh next
when Ihe Convention adjourned.
F.iuToiifAL Hookbimiim; The Southern
I w. proposed lo bind up certain newspapeis
' ( l II
! in characteristic, style, and encases the Wash-
1 ' ' ' , . , .
j ington I moil in '-brass," and the c moa sug-
' . ,. , ,, ,, .
"esls that the editors should add a cony o
, , - , .. . . ,
! llieir own paper, done up lieallv III hall-bind-
n'1' "III I
ina of sArrii ami calf. There is an eternal fit-
" . . . . ,, . , ,
,Mf- '" lhl" uml "'""y "' lht'u
, Tamaii.a RAi...to.n.-The
, , 11-1
committee annointed bv the late ltailroad
1 I I J .
Convention to solicit stock to the proposer
route alonz the rivet Lehigh and Tumaqua!
have met with very pood success the Le -
hi"h Register says. The amount of stock
subscribed in Lehigh county will reach at
least $30,000. The road will certainly be
built, and that part of the same will be
put under before May next.
Novti, Case, In Gloucester, Mass., on
Tuesday, John Davis obtained a judgement
of 9 and costs against David Chandler and
wife, the damage being that the latter had
made certain dresses belonging to the plain
tiff's wife and daughters in an unworkman
like manner. The evidence was clear ;
the dresses would not fit, ami some parts
of them were put together w rong side out.
AHorsb Storv-TIio Nashua Telegraph
toll, , S0ry r a nur!,e belonging to Jose-
pun Hiildwiti. who ono slippery day last
week, had much difficulty in maintaining his
standing in society, owing to tho smoothness
f his shoes, and came lo some litllo bodily
harm in consilience. When he was unhar
nessed, Ihe teamster lefl him lo his head, not
doubling that ho would go directly lo the sta
ble, us ho always did. lustend of doing so,
however, ho passed by tho slable, and went
directly lo the blacksmith shop of Vincent &
Woodward, were he Im.l K.... .1....I ,.,
months before. He was found there patiently
"wail ins his tour' lo bo '-shnrpeiu.'dM with
seveial horses.
Cul.Kt;Nti:nrox Smith, a icspeciabln mem
ber of the Philadelphia Bar, died nt his resi-
iI.mii-c near the K.-ingSun Village, ,, ,i10 , ,. ,
"""'' in ",0 fi0!h "w,r ol llis "e-
t.l Ji KM AUkAIH.lv An inU-n i"-nl
fanner in tho town ol I.ewiston, related some
time since a remarkable account of ihe cure
of a fiuo hoise which, in tin: act of ploughing,
caught his loot in a mot, and tore it paitly
oil', lie immediately cleaned out the dirt,
and applied G. V. Merchant's celebiated
Gargling Oil, replaced the hoot, bandaged it
up tight, soaked it occasionally villi the Oil,
and in two weeks ho was able to use the
horse,
A pamphlet of description may be had gra
tis, of the agent.
j
a. i
j
"
Nild by II. .Massor and other Dm .'.gist
tho Coiled Slates.
ANOTIIKIJ SCIK.NTiriC WONDCI5 ! ,
PKPSIN, k True Miirstive Fhml, or (iuflrie
June! A greal Dvspepia Cmer. piepaieii'
from liennet, or lhe fouiih Stomach of IheOv. ;
after directions of liaion Liebig, the gieat 1
Phvsiologieal Chemis'. bv J. S llongluon. I
M.'D.. No. II Ninth Kiglilh St reel. Pliiladeb
phia. Pa. This i a liuly wonderful remedy
lor Indigestion. Dvtioi'ia, .laundiee, l.ier'
Complaint, Couilinatinu. nod Debilitv. etiring i
.... V . . .1 I
after Nature's own method, bv Nairn
.1... ' I .1 ... V ' .. I .
agent, the Gastric. Juice.
ISi-e advertisement !
in another column.
O.i t!ie 5th ins!., by the Ib-v. R. Duenger.
Mr. l!r.l'iu:s W. Zah i man. of Jackson I p. to
.Miss IIkmuktta FiiKYMllti:, of I'oltsville.
On the 12th in-l., by tin; same. Mr Moses
Br.issm., lo Miss Maodui.i'N.i Si iir.KWi:ii.i:n,
bolli of 1'pper Mahouoy.
On lhe 9th inst., by J. II. M.-rtz. V.
Poi'.rit, to Miss Hannah Baldwin, both of
Lewi-burg.
In Milton, on tin; "lb ins!., by I'ev. Rev.
Mr. Gere, Rev. John Moki.hkaii, lo Mi-n
I'.i iutii'.Tii Swkni:y.
In llie saon; nlaee. on lhe same dav. bv
uuv. Mr. Loua. Jacob Bicmiuuiinf.k. lo'.Mi-s
Catiiaiiink Mti.l.s. both of Noilhumbcituiul
county.
i,x -,t .i . t . t ; . . i... .t . i
' liaiivii.e. on me io.u ui.-i., ine i.i'i.
,lo-:-p!l 1. l'.lM'gootl. .Ml. AMII'.I. .M I' II Click 10
?diis l.i. i n r.TiA liKNUii:, bolh of llm iibove
place.
In Mihon on 'i'uesday la-l. by the Rev. Mr.
Gear, Rev .loll.'. Mooki.1,! i:. n to Miss I'l.lA
nr.iii Swi:v:m:v
la Norlhuinberland. on Tuesilay, the l l:h
ii.it.. by the Rev. J. G. Oyighoad, Mr. W.m.
I ; l.ouii K.. ol D.in ille, to Mi-s M ',l(.AIil.l' Van
ih.i.m;, of the !oii;u'i place.
e i i: i,
In Roai ingerei k Ip., I'tiicn cu., on the J i L
inst., (ATI 1 A iii Nl., widow cl' Ihe late A lam
.Meusch.
In Derrv, Moniour co , on lhe fith int..
DAVID P.'. in hii'th year, ton cf Vim;mi
De.
In M Kwensville, on the 3d (nst., HAN
NAH, d.iuglller of I'etcr k'olchner, iiyed 4
yeais
In Kint'stoii. on l';n 4th iusl.. at ihe resi
dence ol Madivon 1'. Myeis, M.RTl' A MV
I'.liS. in her ilOlh yi'ar. Mis. M. was a sui
viver ol lliu Battle of Wyuiing, and is sup
posed lo have been lln; last pei.inn livm;
jtes.,ed the hoi rois ol thai bloody day and
' night.
Li Lower Angiisia, on the 5th iusl., Mr
JOHN KBRIGI1 1', aged h5 years.
tn Cattawi-si, on the 1st inst., JACOB
YV'.TTKR, aged about JO .U'iin, as one ol
lhe Coniniissioneis of Columbia county, and
a, member ot the M. E. camcli.
In W'ashingtoiiville, Montour coiinlv. oalhe
C,lh iusl , Mr. DAVID DYfc, aged gU years.
In Danville, on 1'rnlav lhe 1 III ti inst., Mrs
HilLK.N MAitlll.N. wile'nt Henneville Rhodes.
L,p, and daugliler ol the late Dr. D.ivid l'e
tiuiu, agyd 2S yeais. 2 inoiilhs and le.ilays.
OBITUARY,
Died at lhe r.esideiice ol Mrs. R. . Paekei,
ill this place, nil Sumlay inoiiiing last, ii .
JAM'. BLACK, aged about o-' m iiis.
The deceased was a native of tiiis place,
ami in which she has always lesided. She
had long been a member of the Presbylei ian
Chinch and was always highly eslecuii d for
her exemplary conduct, high lone of meral
character,
.ii. I lu.r it, It'll, . -1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 , 1 1 . i i 1 1 , i . 1 1 1
ller disease (Consumption) gave her warning j
mine than 20 years since, by sluw but coriaiu
sli ps, that her earthly career w as draw ing lo !
u close. She lived, however, to see a nu,
merous family, (ihe children of a beloved
I sister.) to whom she was devotedly attached,
grow up around her, who now sincerely mount
her Iii
-F.n. Amkkic.vs.
1)C iUavkcto.
fhiladelphia Market.
Jan. i:, is;i.
Fi.ovu. TIkmo i- a fair supply ot Flimr,
but litllo iim i n 1 1 v . Uuot.Jim.K Itu t'.viMiii
H-'i; iiMiiil sa'l.-s sue at frl a SI 87
F-Mirt Hour 5t5 -a tii- liVK Fl.oi'K Is K.'IIin-
ut tHN Mkai.--U still hull at -A 0).
WllKAT-l'iiees aie oteadv : sales uf prima
I Southern and l'enna red al (l.iclsiil ('- ',
! prime while nt SI 01 u!l 11. Cukn. is
: worth fit a (iii for new yellow.
' I!.-.. '11... 1..., ...I.. ..-.. .. Til (f
l ,l1 f. . I lie niri "inn .is. li 1 I v ' .1.
: ....... , ... ...... i... r
I'A.-TrlMI, ail imw ln:tli,n . -.in - 'i
prilll0 Pl,nml fl0m 44 l0 43 Souihein
ells at 43 cts
i Whinkcy. Sales of Whiskey in bbs. at 26c
j and hhds. at 25 cis.
SUXnURY l'RICE CUKRHNT.
Whut, .
Km. .
I'uax, .
Otrs. ,
BiTTta, .
twin, .
a.
Tallow,
lli:twx
Flu
IUi klku Km.
UmiD Arriks.
Do. I'tituts.
ll'O
56
51)
y7
16
10
7
1S5
10
S5
8
10
:ti
New Advertisements.
KOCJiVFY
AM) PMNSlUN AOKNCY.
The Blti ution of the public is csllrd lo the ad
oitinpriiriit of Mr- Chrps C Tucker, Attorney
unit Aent nt Wnshigton CitV' Persons hav
hH clniins fur liounty Lands or Pcnsioni arc in
I'uruii'd thnl the sulmrrihrr has mmle arrangements
for the rrijuisile forms, nntl cluiiuaiits culling at
his oll'iic, cun have tln-ir papers prepared and
forwiinlril to Mr Tucker at Washington, and
by him be properly attended to before tho De
partment there.
II. B. MASSER.
Smibiiry, Jan. 1, lf51
Mirllinmlitrliintl County, ss.
In the Orphinis' Court nt Jimuury Term, A.D.
Is.'il, uu the 1'rtition uf JJniiii l liring ami Catha
rinr his wife, lute Cnthiirine MorriKon, one of llio
heirs of Saniiii l Morrinon, lute of the llurough of
M iltnn, lire il, lhe Court grunt a Rule upon
u,,,;,,, Vrrisn... i
!"!', J'."'!'V 'Mo.r'i'
nl (.nnir, Aunty Mo
intermarried witlijolin W or
ison, iiili rinarried wilh Dnu-
Morrisou, internnrrieil with io-
h!i Pri'iilii'p, SiiiHiiel Morrison, Mure ileccusrd :
leuvinir A wiiluw Marinli Morrison (anil no issue,),
now of lhe Mule of Illinois. Sarah Morrison,
interinioriiil wilh M'illinin Kennrtlay, Charles.
Muni-im, nnil 1 1 i-n rv .Mi rrison, Margaret, Mary
and i'mnkliu Morrison, heirs nnd representatives,
ol said iliv'tl. n niiinir.' tliriu la aiineur nt Ihe sta-
lid Orphans' Court in April next, then und ihero
10 accept or refuse the snul cst.ilc ut the vnluutioii
Ihen ol. nnil in r ise all the lieirs and represrnla
Hm s, refuse so to do, or lo lake the same, then to
slio.v cause if any ti.ev Uave wliv the said premi
ses siioulil not l;c snlil Mi'i'uidiii',' lo the act of A-
leiohly lo sunt eae m.uli', c.
t.'erliliiil from Ihe reenrils of our s;i'nl Court at
Sninlnuy, the Iflh iia of J,intiar , A. D, 1851.
l!v order of the Court )
John 1. fur-ell. Clk (I. ('. j
January, IK, l!s.")l. (it.
AUDITOR'S NOTICE.
'TjUK iniilersigiieil Auditor nppninled liv the
( Irpli. i:is' Cmnt ol .Norlhiiiiil'erlaittl eoiiulv
to make i'.;Mri!iitf.iu lo nnd iiinon the heirs of
Leoiiiinl I'louis, iIit'iI., hereby nolil'ns all er
s.nis nili'i-ested, that he will ntlenil lo the duties of
his appointment on Ihe ,"ili day J'YIu'Unry, A. 1).
ISol, al Ui oYlock, .. M., r.t liis ollire iii ihe Bur-,
ouuh of .uii!iur .
( JIAS. J. JI:i;.:K. Auditor.
Suiibnrv, .Inn. IS, l.'il,
rCCKET BOCK LOST,
no Ki:VA 111)-
T ST ;Hin!:.y tlic ! 1 ill iml., nn the Tul
llA I'Hii" lirn r.Mt!, I. t.vi'u (uvtr-p ('ourail'f
larniiiinl tltis ,liM, a .'lu'( hoi'k CDiiliiinin
a ylO iititf nj' the .M liters' I!, ink ot t'ottsvilli. uinl
a -y.i uric mi the 'im niii'4' I'ahk. AUun bolditTK
ilischiirt' uf .Ichn lritiiit, und uiher t;ijitrN. A
it ward will i-e n'v tut hc roenxerv of the
Porlu't ant! foiili'itN h li;tin',' it ut this
t'liice, (r viih the suh.M-ritu r.
JOUX I.A'i'tSHA.
J;m !;on t;., Jan. H, 1 S." 1 . '.'A.
NOTICE
"tSi:in !. Liven t !. n t lefers 'iVIaini'iilarv liavo
in-ee iraiilt il lo the sulnrriiiers on the cstuir of
the Iv'ei. ,h:s. Knv, late ol the l!orou:;ll of .'or
1 1 1 , s u 1 1 i i land, ilee'd. All persons inih'hled to said
eUile or h.i iii: rl.tiiris a jaiust the same ve re-
ilie:i'il le i'a.I on liie si,liiTi.n is lor setticillelit
vit!ioi:t i.elay
tainuS.'Listltl.
Jt the re-l.itfiii'e ill (.'. 11. l.lv, Nor-
,'AMr.s KAY. )
(. 11. KAV. s
Kxeeiitij
Norll.i
A'i
erlitial. .I .e. is. Isjl. (il.
Ui;i-i ( i'i;iv i'.s.
l-ci;'.nr iL's'n iii.u ii!' di -i oIii-r uf licr
iHK
ek of
MIL
VSjUV!
-I.VKRV AND l' N( V !UV GOODS.
Ii'iiily in. riu.s th.- i;!.i:e ih ., she w ill sell
line si.-ek Ti"v.' i. u hand. ei'v reiluecd
ller sio.'!v is iii-iii.. 1'iiul'iiu a.sso;tiiirut ot
I'alile lliiliiiim uo.i.ls. Alsi 11 lot of fusil.
In r e:
lu.-hii'
inii.d'ie Fancy D v t'n.uls, eonsi.-iin in j.-jrt, of
Eitbcits, Gloves, il'c-vlery, Handkerchiefs,
and h. in. 1i nne iiiiiteri.il, el -.lions kinds, tor la
i.ii s iliesi s.
i:i i'.!.:"i'i F(ili.mi:r.
S'll'tirv . J.m. 1 s.', I. -)'.
"V (I'l'ICl'. is heie 'V i i v i i i ilia! i red heiler with-
out inn ii-. ami aiiout leu neji'lis old eaine to
the iei.!eni e of lhe sul.seriticr al lOlvslnir, Slium
el, in io usliii, in li tolu r last. The owner will
please coiiie larwaril irne property, pay charges
ami take it at:iv.
W II.LIAM (J. K.?13.
!,ur s .1 in. 1 ', Is.",:. it.
NOTICE.
eli-rlien of oliiir r .'I'The Treioitou, Ma
hoiio inal sius,i:ehiiiiii:i Rail Rend ( 'oin
piin, . ill he held on nlnesihiv, .liiiiuarv '.'th
Hist, at i I'.'v. u o'l l ii k, A V at tiie olliee of the
Company, -'o. 1 "i Seudi Thini St, . I'liil.nlelp'nij.
i li.l.i 1 TA Vi.di;, Sc. n lory
.Ian I.;, is:.
.- s i: -c 'h-a b-: ii t
I'ouiity land and Itiision Agency,
WAjiZIIiGTOW. I. C.
.M".'!... All "il' lll'l I .' ' I H'l'.l i .i;rtlt Ut tilt.
.1-' .i ;' . l. ti! . M-i ii-i n iii .ri.'iiriiiii
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I.U,
i.h I
. Willi II lll.'I-
f ."Mi t. ir ills.
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u:ir ,.i Wej. unit ol r li- vnn
T . t.'iei.'' wl' i i-r i ii nun;
a -V, rii',1 l - 1 1 r in .iillm so
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1 1,1 ii""' l,.tl ui-lis: In Hi M' I
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Estate of JOHN IIAMOIt, Deo'd.
V'-'U'i: U lu-rrl.x kIumi tlul Uivr oi u
X itr;ni.m l-.avc Won K.antr.l to the i
I ' t,f J,h l''or- tl,ML;
lu-rehv tiieu thai letli rs of uihnin-
iiihsrri-
Inle of
I'oiiit l.nMiliiii, .Norlliuiulierl.inil eiiumv. All
liers.ms imli hteil In Kii eslnin. or having elunm
rmiiiioit Ihe mine, ore reipu sleil to cull oil the uh-r
scrihers lor H'ltliuiiniil.
ABKAIIAM 1IAMOR.1
tVMI r:i. M VMOK, Ailin'rs.
JOUX IIAMOK. )
Point township, Jan. 11, ls3t (it.
NOTICE TO COLLECTORS.
VVVni'l! i licrel y given to the Collector of
11 .1trtl11nnU rl.inJ louuty, that tliocewbo do
not set lie and pay oil' llie amount of Uut placrd
in their Imnds tor collection 011 the ITlh of Feb
ruurv, (on which day tho CoinniUhUXirrs wil
ineei to muke any exonerutiou that my Iw nr
cessarv,) thev will l ileult with x corduie to law.
' ( HARI.F.K UKAVEK, )
WILLIAM AV11.SOX, IWn.
CHKlsTIAN A1.11KKT.
Kiuihury, Jan. II, IS51 fit.
VTHMXU IlD t'TliESUi-asI punipa, anU
' nipple tnlie A auiplv of them vwrlul aril-i-lea
iusl received and tir sale bv
JOHN W FKIMXti
isiuihc", Jan Is'. ISM if