T W B K T T . I I Jt TlXro 5 O R K 9 .
Correspondence oftrAJVm. American.
SENA'Vt?
THE ARMY NAVY OREGON.
Mr. CASS called up the resolutions heretofore
submitted by him relative to the condition of the
Army and Navy. The resolution having been
read, Mr. Cast sustained them in a speech of some
length, in which he took occasion to state his
conviction that an important crisis is approach
ing, and that the danger of war is imminent. The
claims of the two nations, he said, are irreconci
lable. War is a great calamity and should be
avoided but there is greater calamity even
than war, that is, national dishonor. The pre
tentions of the two countries are such that there
i no common ground on which we can meet.
Shall we recede? No, Mr. President, such a
thing is not to be thought of.
If the last proposition of England be her ulti
matum I have no hesitation in saying that it is
equivalent to a declaration of war, and that hos
tilities must commence upon the termination of
the year1 notice. Danger can neither be aver
ted nor avoided by indifference. Let is then
look dit difficulties boldly in the face. t hesi
tate not to declare that the only way to avert a
war is to unite witft all the energy God has gi
ven us, in a public determination to carry it on
with vigor. Mr. C. quoted largely from the
speech of Lord John Ruisell in the House of Com
mons on the 4th April last, to show the little pro
bability thnt existed that England will recede
from the position she has taken on this question.
Mr. Cass having concluded he was followed by
Mr. MANGUM, who deprecated the introduc
tion of the resolutions and their considers
"tion at this time. Mr. M. regretted exceedingly
the course of the remarks of the Senator from
Michigan. That gentlemen, he said, had profes
sed a perfect eoinridence of opinion with the Ex
ecutive, but he certainly took a very strange way
of showing it. Mr. M. said that he had an honest
confidence iii the President of the l Slates on
this question, and was willing to leave the mat
ter in his hands.
It was the proper duty of the Committees pro
posed To be instructed to make the very investi
gation called for, without being goaded to it by
action of the Senate. When the Executive cat
led upon Congress, Mr. M. and those with whom
be acted would be ready to go as far as the far
thest in supporting all measures necessary for the
defence of tbe country but he wanted, if an in-creas,-
of the military and naval force is asked
for, that the requisition should come from the
President who alone was responsible, and not
from any subordinate branch of the government.
Mr. Maneum concluded by moving that the re
solutions be laid over until to-morrow, which
motion was lost.
Mr. ALLEN followed in reply to the Senator
from North Carolina, and in support of the reso
lutions. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
PETITIONS.
Mr. PETIT of la. presented a memorial a
gainst paying the Chaplains of Congress and the
Navy out of the Treasury of the Government,
and moved its reference to the Committee on the
Judiciary. Mr. McCONNFLL moved that it be
laid upon the table.
A large number of gF.vovsTSAirFa were pre
sented against the annexation of Texas, from all
the free States. These memorials were all laid
upon the table.
Mr. GtDDINGS presented a memorial from
Ohio, piaying that in case Texas should be an
nexed with a Constitution tolerating slavery, the
members of the free States should separate from
the others, form Constitution for themselves
and refuse to receive in their Union any State
whose Constitution tolerated slavery.
Mr. WINTHROPof Mass presented Resolu
tions of the legislature of that State upon the sub
ject of the Naturalization laws. Mr. W. said as
the subject was befoie the Judiciary Committee
at the last session of Congress he would move the
same reference now.
Mr. LEVIN of Pa. moved a reference to a Se.
lect Committee of five members.
Man's Love. "And don't ynti think that
man can love as well as woman !"
Sarah laughed outright.
"What can you mean, Sarah." isked Nar
garet.
"I mean," she replied, "that when man
finds his house in disorder snd wsnts somebody
to put it to rights, he calls this love; when he
is slone, too, and things doii't go pleasantly, and
wants somebody to complain to snd find fault
with, and Isy the blame upon, he call this love.
When no one cares for him, snd gets put down
in society, snd wants to bind himself for life to
some being who will flatter him snd admire
his very fault, this too he calls love. Man's
love indeed !"
BALTIMORE 9I1RKKT.
OJfieeofthe Hiltiobi Aassicas, Dee 15.
GRAIN. The supply of Wheat st market to
day was rather small. Sales of good to prime
reds were made at 112 a 110 rents, and of ordi
nary to good at 108 a 112 cents, and of family
flour whits Wheats st 118 a 122 cents.
Sales of white Corn at 69 a '0 cents, snd of
yellow at 72 a 73 cents.
Oats sell at 41 a 45 cents.
WHISKEY. There is no inquiry to day and
we are without transactions to report. We quote
hods, at 29 cents, and bbls at 30 cents, at which
rates sales were made on Saturday last.
Notice
IS hereby given to the Stockholders of the Dan
ville and Pe'tsvdle Red Road Company, that in
pursuance of ihe provisions contained in the set of
incorporation, an election will he heJ between the
hours of 11 o'clock A. M , and 3 o'clock P. M on
the 7ib day of January, 1848, sl the rooms of ibe
Boa'd of Trade in lbs Merchants Eicbsnge in the
city of Philadelphia fur one President, ten Mana
gers, a Treasurer and Secretary, and such other of
ficers ss msy be deemed necessary, to serve unlit
the fourth day of May, ensuing, and until like era-
cera are chosen
PAMVLL K. wuuu.
Iiewuitsr :0ib, 1815. 3l President,
Bsinnx-rri's Puts ! This medicine is ac
knowledged to be one of the most valuahle ever
discovered ss a purifier of the blood snd fluids.
It is superior lo Batsspsrills, whether ss a sudorific
or alterative, snd stands infinitely before sll the
prepsrstions snd romblnstinns of Mercury, Its
purgative propert'es sre slone of incalculable vslue,
for these pills msy be I sksri dally for sny period,
snd, instead of Weakening, by the csthsrtlc effect,
they add strength by taking swsy the Cause of
weakness. They htvs none of ths misera'le ef.
f. cis of thai deadly specific, Mercury. The teeih
sre not injured the bones snd limbs sre paralys
edno; but, instcsd or ihesedisuessing symptoms,
new life snd consequent animation is evident in
every movement of the body.
These Pills, for colds, coughs, lightness of the
chest, rheumatism in ths hesd tr limbs will be
found superior to sny thing imagined of ths pow
ers of medicine ; and in bilious eflections, dispepsi.
and in sll di-eases peculiar to women, they should
be reorted to st once. These Brandrelh Pills will
be found deserving of sll p a se,
(jj Purchsee of H. U. Masser, Sunbury, or of
the agent, published in another part of this paper.
i i:,
On Thursday morning last, Mr. CORYELL
MOORE, of this place, aged about 72 years.
TRICE CURRENT.
Carr&tcd weekly by Henry Masser.
Whkit, .... 100
Rrs, 62
Ohm, SO
0ts, 35
Puna, ... 5
FlaXaKKtl, ... . 112$
Butts, ..... 14
Fees, .... 8
Bxitswat, .... 25
Tallow, ... 10
Ftit, ... - 10
Hsrm.snFi.iX, l
Dman AreLts, 75
Do. PliCNKS, 160
A LL person indebted to die firm of George
Rohrbach fc Brothers, are hereby notified to
make payment, without further di-lsy, to the sub
script ; and those having claims agdnst sdd firm,
will present them fir settlement. All notes snd
accounts of long stsmling will be placed lv the
h inds of a justice for collision, if n"t attended to
soon. JCOB IIOHKBACH. jr.
Sui.burv, Dec 20th. 1845. 2t
OrliniiV Court Sale
CP T-LTJ-3LE LAITD.
IN pursuance of an order of the Orphans' Court
of Northumberland county, will lie sold at pub
lic sale, on Monday the 12th'd iy of J.mu iry. 1846.
at the house of Urn. K. J one, in Augusta town
ship, in said county, to wit:
A certain Iract of land situate in the township
aforesaid, adjoining lauds of W'm. R. Jones, John
Hirt. and the river Susquehanna, containing eigh
ty-seven acres more or I ts. About forty acre nf
said tract are e eared snd under a good slste nf cul
tivation ; the ristdoeis well timtred. The said
trsct is eligibly situated for milling or manufacturing
purposes, as an escellenl water power is sflTordt-d
by Biles Run, running through the land. The
said tract is located on the Susquchsnns, about 8
miles below Sunbury, on the roid leading from that
place to Harrisbuig. The land is comprised of
i.otto'n.Und and up-land, which will be sold toge
ther or separately, as may be deemed most a. I visi
ble. Laic the estate of Col. John Jones, dee'd.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clork, A. M. of said
dav. when the conditions of sale "ill be made
known by the heirs snd administrators.
WM. II ML'ENCH,? ...
ELISHA KLINE, Aam"'
WM. R. JONES, for ihe heirs,
December 20th, 1845 4t
Notice
TS hereby given, to the creditors of ihe Shamokin
Coal and Iron Company, that the subi-rriber hs
been appointed an auililor to stale an account lie
iween ihe tiustees and the bond-holders under the
second mnitg ige, and that he will attend at his of
fire, in Sunbiirv, on Saturday the 3d day of J anna
ly next, for that pu'pnse, when snd where sll inter
ested are requested to attend.
H. B. MASSER,
Sunbury, Dec. 13, 1845. 4l Auditor.
Estate or Jacob Drehcr.
NOTICE is hereby given, that Inlera ef admin
istrstion have been grunted to the subscriber,
on the estate of Jacob Dreher, Iste of Hhamokin
township, Northumberland county, dee'd. All
persons indebted to ssid estate, or having demands
against the same, sre requested to pres. nt the same
to the subscriber for settlement, without delav.
JACOB PERSING,
Shamokin, De. 13, 1845. 3l Adm'r.
Orphans' Court Sale.
IN pursuance of an order of the Orphans' Court
of Norihumheiland county, will be sld al pub
lie vendue, on Thursday the 1st day of January
next at the house of Christopher Haughawout, in
Rush township, in said county, to wit :
A certain tract of laud situate in the township
and county aforesa d, adjoining land of Henry Wea
ver, Isaac Woolve't n ami others, containing tweu
ly-nine and a half acres, whereon are erected a two
smry frame bouse, log barn and an excellent or
chard. Also A i4 or piece nf groon I situate in said
township, adjoining land of Isaac Woolv, rton and
Frederick Weaver, containing annul live acre.
Late the estate of John Hatighawout, dee'd. S,e
In commence at II) o'clock A. M. of said day, when
the conditions will be m -de known hv
PETER HAUGHAWOHT.
8unbury, Dee. 13, 1845 3t Adm'r.
Puute Uendorll !
This good adv ce comes from a friend, an edu
cattd physician, and one who has been cured of
protracted illness, by THE IMPROVED IND1
AN VEGETABLE PILLS." (Sieaa Coatsd.)
which are at this moment dlVciing some of the
moat remarkahle curea on record, and Ihey will con
tinue to heal ihe tick as long as they are resorted
to by them. This is no nostrum, msde merely to
sell iitespective id He qualities, hut a valuable md
li-ine, made by s well informed Physician, of Vege.
table Ingredients, pure, efficacious, snd harmless,
la s few days, ws shall make s publie repoir ol sc.
veral more caes of bscidsd cures (for we note ne
others) snd the public msy know on what medi
cine lo rely in time of need.
$y CAUTION. As a misersble imitation has
been msde, by the name of -Hugr Coaled Pills,"
it is necessary to be sure that Da. U. Bkhi. Bairn's
sigtistuie is on every hoi. Price 25 cents.
Principal Office, 179 Greenwich si Ni-w York,
Bold by JOHN VV. FRILING. Sunbury.
wm. r ijIvpY J HC, Xvrthum J.
J Decembei I3ib, 1648
i'-j-i..JiJ-
LIST OF CAUSES.
lO It trial in the Court of Common Pleas of Nor
thumberland County, st January Term, 1846,
commencing the first Moudsy, being the 6th.
8eittinger, alienee ef
Gsrver vs John Gsrver et si
Prentice for Welch s Joseph Keeer
Willism Fsrrow vs Abraham Klsse
George Leibrich . vs Henry Mssasr
Jamison Harvev vs John ihriner
Abner Mendenhall vs Sussn Wilholm, rke.
Com'ih of Penn's. for
Francis McCnv, vs Felix Msurer st si
Wm H Brown oV co vs John B Boyd
StrawhtMec & Borden vs Ssme
Holmes. Sturgeon St co vs Same
Hugh Bellas, Eq vs Henry Dnnnel et at
Charles Hall's exVs vs William Wilson's el'r
Uobin A Billington'a sssignees vs Edward Gohin
Same vs Charles Gohin
Jacob Per sing vs Zimmerman. Savldgeck co
R D Foidsman vs Benjamin Fnrdsmsn
William Simenlon vs John Shipman
Charles H Flick Vs William Frick
John Henderson's heirs vs fireenottgh A 8hspfnan
John Lieb vs Thomas Allen
Gilbert Berlieu vs Wm R Jones
James Ross vs J.icnb H Rhoads
Wm 1. Heinemsn vs Hsrtmnn II Kmcble
Philips, In. ol Lowry & Gilt vs Dodge & Barret
Frsncis Ball's adm'r vs Daniel M. Sei-hler
Abraham Terwitliger vs Robins ft Newberry
John P Summers vs Derr At McWillistns
John McClooghan'a sdm'r vs Chsrlrs Merrick
Ynxlheimer Sl Dawson vs N I. Price
John A Llovd
vs Wm E McDonald
John Knorr
John Kane &.
vs Wm S Montgomery
vs John Neidig & wile
vs John Cooprr et sl
vs John A Lloyd,
vs Abraham Strstib.
fe
E Greenough
Wm E McDonald
Jonathan Adsms
JOHN rAKNSWORTH.
Prnthnnotnry's offiVe.
l'rvth'y.
Sunbury. Dee 13th. 1845. J
LIST OF JURORS
OF Norlhumberlsnd County, for Jsn. Term,
A. D. 1846.
rn nil Jurors.
Turbut. Robert Haye.
Lewit. Carr Rusel. Samuel Smith.
Delaware James Renrd. Jicc b Bauch.
Milton. Matthew Bennett.
Chillisquaque. ('apt. John Snvder.
yinihumbtrund D. M. Steed nmn, John Hum
mel. Sunhtiry. William Krieghmsum, Felix Mau
rer, Francis Buchor.
Augusta We-lev Clark.
Siamukin. Jacob Swank, snr., Jacob Persing,
John Fi! er, Thorn is Hoover, Reuben Snydi r.
Ruth. Sainut I Johnson. Chsrles Kase.
Coal George Armstrong, snr.
I pper Muhimvy. Samuel Ressler, snr, Tobias
Slieilev.
Jackson. John F- pely, jr.
Traverse Jurors.
Turhut. John t.uffy.jr., David Engel,
Lewis. Joeeph Hughes, Jam s Tweed, Daniel
H. Limi bach, .
Dettneare Thomss Hammer, John M'Kinney,
James Beard. Georue Hittle, Daniel Fiymire.
Mt!tim.A. S. Shapin. Jacob Haute, John Kohr,
Snmuel Ayres, Joseph Bound.
ChiUisquaijur. James Cummtngs, Michael
Fo'lmer, Ge.ug" Haas, John G'tfen.
Voint. Jscob Rodenbacb, Thomae McMahon,
Brock Eplev.
Xtirthumbeilantl. Peter Hensclmsn, John
Frick.
Sunbury Geo. W. Kiehl. Geo. Weisor. Essj,
Augusta. Dsvid Bettleyon, George Bastian,
Stmuel K. lley, John Eckman, Peter Kolp, James
Reeder, Thomas Snyder, Martin Gas.
Sahmokin. Leonard R-rtbermel, Adam Gilger.
dial. Paul Amtnerman.
Upper Mahonay. Phibp Runkcl. Boneval Hol
shoe, Peter Urosi'us, jr., Thomas Peter.
Lower Mahonay -George Phillips, John Bro
sius. J .cob Simlx, Florisn Di eter.
Jackson George Reed, Esq., Jscob D. Hoff
man, Michael Trcon.
Sheriff's Sales.
BY virtue of ascertain writs of vend. Exponas,
issued out of ihe Court of Common Pleas
ol NoilhurnheiUml County to me directed, will
be exposed to puMic sale, at the Court House
in til1 Borough of Sunbury, on Monday the 5th ibY
of January tint, al I o'clock, P. M., the following
de-cribed property to wit:
A certain tract of land sUuste in Chilisquaque
town-hip, NoiihuinWrland county, adjoining lands
of Daniel Seider, David Eckert, James P Ssnder
on, John P. Summers snd others, containing one
hundred and aixty acres more or less, about 140
acres of which is cleared ( whereon are er.-cted s
one and a half story frame dwelling bouse and a
frame barn, and a aui ill orchard, ckc.
. liied, taken in execution, and to be sold as the
proicrtv of Levi 11. Gulick.
ALSO The undivided m dety of a certain lot
or piece of ground situate in Delswsre townabip,
Northumlieilai'd county, adjoining land of laac
Vincent and others, containing one and a half seres,
whereon is ereuted a largo three story frame Gtibt
Mil.
Seited, taken in eteeution, and to be sold aa the
properly of John Vincent.
ALSO A ceiliii lot or piece of ground situate
ii the town of McEwensville, Delaware tnwtihis
Northumberland county, containing one acre more
oi less, adj. lining bind ol Adam .erb. r. dee'd., John
Bousb. Hackenlerg 6l Iielaud, and the mam road
leading from Mdton lo Muncy ( whereon are erec
t'd a Urge fiame dwelling h.me, a frme st.ible,
and a pump at the door. There ia also a nrvtr
lulling itii g on ihe premises.
Silted, luken in eieculion, and to be sold ss the
property of John Read t'sy.
Al.H) By virtue nf a certain writ of Tluriua
Testatum Venditioni Eiponas, i.sued out nf the
Court of Dauphin county, all ihe ilelctidaul's inte
rest, supposed lo be Ihe undivided moieiy of a cer
tain tract if land silnste in Coal township. Nor
ihumheiUnd county, surveyed in the name of Mat
thias Zimmerman, containing three hundred and
siity-i-even aciea more or less, adjoining lands of
surveyed in the name of Peter M surer, Michael
Kcoll, J -hn Nicholne B dlev and mbers.
belied, taken in exi-coliou, and to lie sold ss the
properly of Calvin Blyihe.
THOMAS A. BILLLNOTON,
Sheriff's Ortice. ? Sheriff
Ssnbury.Dec 13ih, 1845. 5
John lloiiinicr'a Ciitate.
NOTICE is hereby given, that letters of ad.
ministration have been granted to Ihe subscri
ber, on the estate of John Hommer, Ists of Point
township, Norlhumberlsnd county, dee'd. All per,
sons indebted to said estate, or having claims a
gainat the same, are requested to present the same
for settlement to the subscriber, residing st Dsn
villa. WM. KITCHEN,
Danville, Dee. 13, 1845. 6t Adiu'i.
FIVZS STRAIT SHEEP.
CAME to the premises of the subscriber,
st the Point, about six weeks since, five
strsy sheep. The owner is requested to come for
ward, prove prox-rly. pav charges and take them
swsy. BENJAMIN HENDRICKS.
Kunburf. Dec 0. 1816. 3
Jiu I am..
REPORT
or
THE POOR OVERSEERS.
Samusl Tbommsw snd Gnoses Batnn-r, Out
leers f the Poor of Ihe Bormth of Sunbury, in
aremtnl current with said Bnrnugh, for theyar
eommencinf in Match, 1844, and ending in
March, 1845,
Da.
To whole smountof Duplicate, $119 39
To amount received from the sstale of C,
O. Donnel, Esq., 70 00
To order on present Overseers for balance
due, 69 68
$249 07
Cn.
By sggregate smount of exonerations In
Duplicate, fT 53 J
By cash paid Ann Moore, for 2 weeks
boarding Msrtha Moore, pauper on ssid
Borough, as per receipt, Jl 75
By cash paid George Bright, for clo
thing for said Martha, as per bill,
84 i
50
By cash paid Henry Peirry for ma
king do., as per receipt.
By expenses in going io snd fram
New Berlin, on business in rela
tion to said Msrlha's residence.
3 00
By expenses incurred in conveying
said Marths to the Penn'a Ho-pi-til,
including $0 for their services, 37 35
By cssh paid Wm. G. Malm, stew
ard nf the Penn'a Hospital, for 13
we. ks' board of snid Martha, st
f . 60 per week, including $ I 60
fur articles destroyed, 60 00
10C 44J
By rash paid George l oeng. for auditing
Overseers' account for '43-'44,
By cash paiil George Wt-iser, per nrdcra
from foitncr 0erecrs.
I 00
15 02
20 00
19 24
By cash paid Dr. D. T.T'ites. for medical
attendance, Ac, for 1S43, as per receipt.
By cash paid Daniel Henningi-r, for board
ing EllX ibelh Warren, a piuper on aaid
Borough, as per receipt,
By cash paid E. V. Bright, for making put
Duplicate, as per receipt.
By cash paid Daniel Druckc miller, for
shoes, ss tier receipt,
By cash paid John Bloom, as per receipt,
By cash pa d Samuel Thompson and Tho
mas Rohins. lute Poor Oveiseers,
By cash paid Dr. D.T. Trite.. (Mteh 25.
'45,) m lud for medical attendance, as
per receipt.
By cash paid Ja-nb Bright, for house rent
for Caiherine Kiehl,
By cash paid Johu Young, p. billet rec'pt,
Bv cah paid II. B. Masser. do.
By ca-h pjid A. Jordan, for professional
services.
74
I 2A
37 J
11
20 00
6 00
91
25
07
By coniansatory sllowance for services ss
Overseers, including Auditors' fees, $3, 28 12j
f249 U7
The undersigned, appointed to audit snd adjust
the accounts of the Overseers of the Poor nf the
Borough of Munhury, having examined Ihe Receipts
and Elis-nditures, as set forth in the preeeeding
ataicmi-nl of S imuel Thompson and George Rrighaf
late Overseers of ssid Bor iugli, exhibiting a bal
snce in their favor of fifty nine dollnts and sixty
eight cents, do allow and pass the same.
W itiH-e our hinds, the 22d dsy of November,
A. D. 1845. E. G. M ARKLEY.
LEWIS DEW ART,
Nov. 29. 1845. G. M. YOUKS.
TEXICO & MEXAS !
"TUB CRY ISATZX.Ii THEY COME,"
CiOME WHERE 1 Whv wheie do yon sup
J pose but to the Chesp Store of Henry Massor,
in Market street, Sunburv. And for what purpose
do you think they come! Why to buv cheap, to
l-e sure snd save at least 20 per cent. 77ieu tn7
do nnth in' the," Ireeause it is a well known fact
that at
IIFsNKY MASSEITS STORE
the very be-t articles sre sold at the very lowest
prices. Now come, one and all ; bul d n't all come
at once, and JUDGE FOIt YOURSELVES J
Where you will find a Splendid Assortment of
Fall and Winter Iry C.oodN,
just received, among which are the following : 8u.
perfine French Broadcloths West of F.nel o'd do,;
Heavy Beaver do, a first rle article fir Overcoats,
and a great variety of Wo d Dyed, Black and Fan
cy Cassimeres. Sttinelts, Mntissidin-de-laines, Rep.
de-laines, Cshmeres. Alpa.Tss, fir., &t. Also, a
beautiful assortment of Calios of the latest styles
snd list terns, which wi I be sold chestier than ever;
also, Woolen snd other Shawls in greil variety.
from 40 els. lo f 10; a general assortment of Ho
sierv, Gloves, Suspenders. Mills, &c, cVc; S large
assortment of Women's. Men's and Misses Gum
Shn.-s. which will be sold chear than t-tor before
olT.red.
He has likewise, in addition to the above stock,
n extensive easortment of (Jurenxrurr, Hardware,
Saddlery and tirwxrien. -Sugar from 8 i 10. 1 5. J
snd 16 cts. ier lb; Good Coffee at 10, Veiy Best
al 12. Also. Nulls; Sptke; Iron; Sundeisoii'a liest
Cast Steel; English, American and Sweed Blister
dn-in short, rvery thing that is Usually kept in a
Country Store, all of which will be sold at very
reduced prices.
dj Country Produce of all kinds liken in ex
change for Goods.
Sunbiiiy, Nov. 23d, 1S45.
TIHE utscril er, editor and pul'lisher of the Mi
L tier 'a Journal for the lat sixteen years, has
been rligsged fur the last year, m collecting the
Materiala for a wink for which he ha tecured
the copy right, in the following words:
"A History of the An'liracile Coal Trade nf
Schuylkill and the adjoining Coimliea, Geological
and Statistical, accoinp.uiiid with Maps of the dif
ferent Itcgious, the lmproteineiits, luveslrni nis.
Capacity, Ac, embracing a complete and authentic
hi-lory nf the present lime lo which will be ap
pended a Synopsis of ihe Lou Trsi'e."
It ia cur iiit-.-ntinu to etnlMare eveiy thing ef in
leieat in ihe W.uk, couuevied with the tiade, Hp lo
the riegiiwiiug of the year Hit), piepaied and ar
langed wiih a view of continuing ti e publication,
al periods of Ave or len years, with such additions
as the increased trade will warrant These brn
chea of Iradi have assumed an importance which
will warrant aueh a publication, -and he feels con
fident, that with the profleied aid of several gentle
men snd the statistics already in his posi-raaion, he
will furnish the public with a work, which, If nut
one of the most interesting In Its details, u will be
of great value lo those engaged snd interested in
these brenches of business.
As soon ss the Msps, A.e. sre prepared, and some
ides csn be formed of ihe probable expense of pub
lishing the wuik, proposals will be issued fur the
same.
q3 All Ihe trscts of Coal land will be designa
ted en Ihe M p of the Schuylkill Coal Region,
which will accompany I be work.
BEN J. BANNAN.
Poitsville. Nov. 53, 1815.
E MO. A "lofu'f sodTirealt Lemons, just
received snd for sals by
D.c.l3,1.4u. iiENRY MASSER.
ice
18 hereby given, to all legatees, creditors snd
other persons, interested in the estates nf George
Gotlshall, decessed, settled by his sdtninistrslor,
David Reeser of Christian Dunkleberger, dee'd.,
settled by Susanna Dunkleberger, administratrix nf
Abraham Dunkleberger, dee'd., who was lbs ex'r
of Christian Dunkleberger, dee'd.; of Joseph Wea
ver, dee'd., settled by his sdm'r. Henry Wesver
nf John H. Hart, dee'd., settled by his execu'ors.
James Hutchison and Rebec.cs Hart j of Jacob
Troutman, dec,'d.. settled by his ex'r.. George
Trnutman, late of Northumberland county, decea
sed, that the executors and adminislrslore nf the
said deceased estates have filed their acceunts with
the Register of this county i and that they will he
presented in the Orphans' Court nf said county on
Tuesday, the 6th day of Jsnuary next, for confir
mation and allowance.
EPWARD OYSTER,
Snnbnrv. Dee. 6, 1845. At Register.
KERR'S HOTEL,
IlinRlSllt'RC, PA.
I BEG b sve to infirm Ihe public that t have left
Philadelphia, sod am now located in Harris
hmg, ihe seal of the Eiectitive and Stale Govern
incut nf Pennsylvania, where I now occupy the
spacious Hotej, recently kept by Mr. Mstthcw
Wilson.
This spacious building, having been purposely
plinned anil erected for a Hotel nf the first clsss,
ia not surpassed if equalled, by any similar estab
lishment in rcnnayivatua ; and having undergone
a thorough renovation, the parlors, moms snd
chambers are now filled up in a atyle that com
bines elegance Willi comfort and convenience.
Mv TABLE is pledged to be supplied with the
best fare the Markets can produce: the charges at
the srnie time Iving ss moderate as sny of the best
regulated asial lishmenis elsewhere. In short, nn
eieittons shsll be spared nn my pirt, or on ihe pari
of every member of my household, lo make it what
it should be, in the Capital of one of the moat pop
ulotis and interesting States of the Union.
With these promises, accommodations and faci
lities, and the fact that the Hotel ia most eligibly
situated, I with confidence, most respectfully soil
cit the patronage nf the Public.
DANIEL HERR,
Late of Herr's Hotel, Cheanul St., Philad.
Harri-burg. Nov. 22. 184S. 3m
rOR SALE
fTHE subrriber oflers for sale an Eight Horse
JL Power Engine, cornple'e in nil ita parts. Ap
ply at Roth's tavern, 2? miles from 8unbury, on
the turnpike road hading to Pottsie.
ALBERT O. BRADFORD.
Nov. 52. 1845.
Ill I lie Court of Common Picon
For Sorthumlicrland Cutmty, I'ennsyhania.So
!i, January term 1834.
Casper Adams, j-, and Frederick Adams,
ft.
John Adams, Peter Adnu.s, Samuel Adsms, Jacob
'Prayer. Catherine Fox, William Liebtick snd
Elir.alicth his wife. Peter Sirasser and Magdalene
bis wife, Samuel Startzet and Susannah his wife,
and Elenoi Adams.
ON motion of W. J. Gneimuch, conrt grsnt s
rule nn the parlies interested, to appear by
the first day of neil term and show cause why the
land of Cap.-r Adams, dee'd., should not be taken
at the appraisement by the heirs entitled to the
same, or tie sold.
Extracted from ibeJJecord. nnd certified Nov
3d. 1815. SAMUEL D. JORDAN.
Nov. 15. 1845. (it Prolh'v.
EES TJl E D .
.? O II X 11. ST H YK Ell,
Of the Lie firms nf Krwkirk Stryker, and
trykrr ey fugue,
HAS resumed the Wholes-lie Dry Goods Busi
ness, and now offers for sale, at Nos, 13 and
t4 Batik street, Philadelphia, udj lining Myers,
Clajhom &. Cos Auction Store, No. 78 Market
street, s ghieral assortment of Dry Goods, chiefly
purchased ai auction, at a very small advance fur
cash, or city acceptances.
Believing that his long tpetience in pmchaairg
will cniible him to sell his Goods at the lowest Mar
ket piiiTs, he invites hi- old friends, aad othera
wishing to buv, in favor him with a call.
Philadelphia, Nov. 1, 1845. 6m
JOSKIMl W. JONES,
A'o. 18 Xrth 4A street, a few dws obtrt-c Market
street,
PHILADELPHIA,
HAS const mtly on hand a Very large assort
ment of Looking Gl.isses, Baskets, Cedar War
ami Fancy Goods, which will be sold wholesale st
the verv lowest prices.
N. B Looking tilasses insured to any part oT
me country, without charge.
Nov. 1, 1845 Bin
'lValcliewa ZiiWvry&x7$c7
T 1MK suhsrriler oilers foi sale, at the lowest pri
.1 ces, a laige and general assortment of Gold
and Silver Lever, Lcine and other kinds of
Watches; Jewelry, Silver Wiot, Ebony snd Gill
Manlil C jcks, and Musical Boxes playing from
two lo , n tunes; Benedict tV Barney's Dismoud
Poiu'.J Gold Peiisj Watchmakers' Tools, Files
snd M alert ls.
Orders from the country Sre solicited, snd will
be caielully aiten.kd to. JOHN C. FAKH,
lit Chisuul U Pbilsdelpbis.
Nov. 1. 1515 4m
To PuiiiiatsiJiTiTf
DRY GOODS
riIHE subscrilsfr, No. lit Pearl street, New
JL York, having e.nlili-hed a tirarichat No. 2HJ
ftoinh S. rond St.. Philadelphia, is now opening,
and will lie constantly receiving from Ihe Ne
York Auctions, an estensive assortment of
rANCY It STAPLE DRV OOOSS
which will lw sold at ihe lowest New York pnecs
al wholesale and K.l.il. Among ha slock will la)
found gmsl sssorlmelit nf the following srtielest
Ja.Timels, Plsid. Hair Cord, Lace. Stripe, Book.
Swfi-s snd Tailaian Muslins. Bishop snd Linen
Liwns. Fsncy Cap Nelts, Fancy and Ball Dresses,
Thresd Lacea, Application D.t., rich Black ilk
Trimming Lace Irish l inens. Linen Cambrics.
Linen CUnhric lldkfs..Curtain Fringes, Cashmeie
d'Ecoe-e. Miiuselllie de Laiee, Silk and Cotlon
Warp Alicess, lju wu's Cloth) Gala Plaids,
French Meiiuos, Black Silks, Gloves, Slik Hose,
Shawls, Crsvats, Ribbons, Embroideries, cVc, dec.
Country M ei ch snts and others Visiting Phdadeb
pbia or New Yoik to purchase, are reapectiully in
viied to Call snd fiamine the stocks.
Nov. I, 1845. ly O. H. MOORE.
CALVIX liLVniK,
..TTCHITET AT LAV.
...Will practice in the seseral Courts of the :o
heuu uounij hi r uiiaoeipina.
I
bet
" "at. at ihe alore of H. MASfEK.
.. now supply of Rose OinlmtM just isccivtd,
I Nov. Bih, 1845,
Not
His uffics is St No. 95 South FOL'IfYii 8lt0. 1""- FhHsJelpniS prjeea. H nr-v """. '
ween Chesnulland Walnut slreeie 11 Persons srs requealed lo cell and ex.mu.e lr
Philsdelphla, -ept 20th, 1845 3 themselves, sl the residence o 2",.
' - Jm. a...i..,r. u.. IT 1845. H. B. MASSE K.
m7iii:4i -it- v,,btir; s.r.-.Ts7&
!"5S
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OH,
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special regard lo the wsnls snd testes of connlry
subscribers. We shall publish more tales, snd less
mailer that is merely local and by u-ing in part a
smaller type, WO shall be able to increase the tpiati
tits aa well as lo improve the quality of what we
give to our readers.
We shall endeavor to make
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A diversified, entertaining, instructive and Valuable .
ehronicleof ihe times, orrsMii.r isr wsr.rsn, (i i
a from for binding in one or two volumes at the eml
of the year,) upon which neither labour, time, liilen1,
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and siiiril of the foreign journals and coirain sll
Ihe newe. intelligence and variety ol the tl iily stieei,
handsomely printed on fine paper, manufactured ..r
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earliest mails, in eliong wrappers, lo everv pa't of
Ihe United States snd Canada. Postage fne wiih-
in thirty miles of New York. Ail coiuuiunica'ioiM
should lie sddressed post paid, lo Morris. Willis ft.
Fuller, -corner Ann snd Nsssau streets. New York ,
AIR TIGHT STOVES.
Tht lest lis the World for Cleanliness, Comfort
und Economy.
C. J. TYNDALE,
No. 97 Soon Sscoxn St., PHILADELPHIA,
HAS now on hand a large assortment nf ORR'S
Celebrated Patent AIR TIGHT STOVES,
lo which he would call the attention of every truo
lover of comlorl and economy, for which qualities
ihey cannot be equalled by any Stove in the wmld.
They are a light Stove, and can be convenien'ly
carried lo any distance, and being constructed for
Ihe use of wood, they are particularly ailnp'ed to a
sick room.
Many thousands nf this Stove being now in use.
their good qualities are too well known to nerd
puffing.
Mr. TtHBitv. is Ihe first authorized sgent i-t
Philadelphia, and has been making them const mt
Iv for the last five or six years. There ran he no
fear of not gelling lbs genuine 8love of him, Snd
ihey are sll warranted to give entire satisfaction.
No Air Tight Stoves are genuine, without a bras
pi ile with the Inventor's name snd d ite of the
Patent.
He has also on hand a lartre assortment nf Cook
Stoma, Hani rotis, and all kinds of Fancy Co:i
Stoves, at the Old Establishment, Nu. 37 Sou;t
Second above Walnut street.
Philadelphia, Nov. I, 1845. 2m
lVr rrfomrnrHrf all of our friends ihuine the
city, lo call at the Pt kin Cemipony's Nunc,
and lay in a supply of 'thcirdttiitm Tens.'
THE PEKI. TCI (OMIMM.
No. 30, Soi-tu Siicosn Sthift, H twe. n Mirk.-,
snd Chesnut.
PIIILADBLP1UXA,
HAVE constantly on hand, and for s.li
Wholesale and Ret iil,
A VARIETY OF CHOICE FRSII TEAS,
At Lrfmcr Price.,
according to ihe'qualuy, than they can le uoughl
for at any other establishment in the eitv.
rfy Tes, exclusively, are sold at lb s house,
and several varieties which cannot be obtained else
where. Afty Teas wti it'll do not give i r.'ire sati -faction
can be returned and exchanged, ni the mo
ney will 1e refunded.
'FhevitBens of Norttiumherl ind county are re
spectfully Invited to give us a call.
G.B. ZIERER.
Agent for ihe Pekin 'Pea Company.
rWladelphis, Sept. 87lb, 1845. ly
TERMS REDUCED.
DAGUERJilAy GALLERY, Pateut Vrrmi.
uir 'Colored likenesses, and Photographic
rt.pot .
No. 1.1G Cliesmit Street, r.-.iltulelpliia.
No. 251 Broadwav, New York; No. 15 Coin t
Nlirel, Boston No. 136 Cheanul Street, Phila
delphia ; Baltimore Street. Baltimore; Broid
way, Saratoga Springs; No 50 Canal Stieei,
New-Orleans ; Main Street Newport, R. I. And
Msin Street, Du Buque, Iowa.
CONSTITUTING the oldest and most Extet,.
sive Estahll-hmeni of the kind in the Wnrl I,
and containing more than a THlM'SANH POIl.
TRAITS, embracing those of some of the m.-s t
distinguished individuals, in tho l imed Mutes.
Admittance ftee.
This Establishment hsving lsen awarded 'h
Medal, Four First Preiniuriif, nd two '. ri t
Honors'' at ihe Exhibitions at Boston, New-Vol .
and Philadelphia, respectively, for be.t Picture sr I
Appa-aluK, is thus iifKtialty sustsined in the pw
lion of suis-riorily hen tof.ire univeisi,lv aa.-.igned l
by the public, as f in the World."
June 28th, 1845. ly
PUN O S.
THE SUBSCRIBER has been appointed a e,
for the sale of CON RAD M E E IPS CEL
EBRATED PREMIUM ROSE WOOD PI
ANOS, st ibis place. These Pianos have a tdi'
maseive and beautiful exterior fini h, snd, for dep'h
snd sweetness of lone, snd elegance of wni'.mtiii
ship, sre not surpassed by sny in the I'i ilttd Stales -The
following ia a recommendation fntrnt'snu
UtkTS, s celebrated perfumier, snd I.imM-lf s omi
Ufaciuier i
ttivika bad the plea-ure of trying the eXd l
leni Pisnq Fortes nianfactun -J by Mr. Meyer, an. I
exhibited at ihe I , exhibition of ihe Franklin In
attlUle, feel it due to tb true merit of the maker
to ('eclere ih ,t the irtrumenta are quite eiiral,
nd in soana) res'oecta even sUperioi, lo all ihe Pi
ano Fortes, 1. saw at the capitals nf Europe, an!
du'.'iriB a se;,ourn of two years sl Paris.
These Vianoa will be sold at ihe manufacturer e
id IDnvl,.s .-iTrl ami for sale
-.. .- - .
for ca-h. bv
HENRY MA2;L
twnbury, Wept. SO, 1846.
!LJ. ill 'I ' . 'X. I'JsUa
To f he Public.