Dnowsrn. On Saturday afternoon las', Mr.
DiVtn Fot, of Rush township. Northumberland
county, i crossing tho river opposite tliia town
with two horse alcigh. When within twenty
ysrds of the opposite shore, the ice broke, and the
two horses attached to the sleigh, were drowned,
Mr. Fox himself making narrow escape. The
horses were found some time afterwards a short
distance below. Danrille Democrat.
On Tuesday las', by (he Re. Wm. R. Smith,
Mr. Washihato Smith, of Augusta, to Miss A
Miui PcasEt, of this place.
On Thursday the 23d ult., by the Rev. O. Berk
etreeser, Mr. Joh Hitos, of Danville, to Miss Re
ecca If artsexl of Cattawissa township, Colum-
bia county.
On the 7th ult., by the Rev. Daniel Barber, Mr.
'Charles 3. Chits to Miss Mart Ana Kreahmi,
all of Chilisquaque township.
On the 21st ult., by the same, Mr. Bowwow I.e.
a to Miss Moose, bold of Chili-quaqne.
I) 1 L I),
On Satii'day Inst, in Augusta township, an in
fant daughter of Mr. Joseph (is-s.
In Turbut township, on the 14th ult., Mrs. ELI
ZA ANN, consort of John II. Wilson, aged about
36 years.
At Lewisburg.nn the 16th ult., Mr. WILLIAM
HAYS, at an advanced aged.
On the 21st of January la-t. In St. Joseph coun
ty. Indiana, JOHN McMICHAEL, formerly ..f
Northumberland county, aged 70 years.
PRICE CURRENT."
Corrected weekly hy Henry Yoxlhetmer.
SHERIFF'S
Wheat, .... 80
Rir, 60
Conn, 40
Outs, 25
Punk. ...... 5
FiAxsren, ... . 100
BlTTTER, ..... 12
Beeswax, ... 2ft
Tallow, .... 12$
Drieii ArrLEs, 75
Do. Peaches, 200
Flax, ... .8
Heckleii Flat, 10
Eons, ...... fl
rjrn
IS heieby given, that letters testamentary have
this day, (MnHi 1st. 1843.) hem granted to the
subscriber, in the last will and testament of Chris
tian Shipman. dee'd., late of Augusta township.
All persons, therefoie. indebted to said estnte, are
hereby required to call and make payment, ami all
persons having claims npainst the same, are likewise
rrqui'ed to present them for settlement.
LEW IS DEW ART,
Sunbury, March 11, 1843. 6t V.xeexitor.
BLACKSIMITHINCt.
CJ c o r p c Imiiir rnitin & Son.
rPHE ful'seri'er hereby informs the public, that
JL
he intends, on the 1st dav of April next, to take
his son Jeremiah H. Zimmerman, into partnei.-hip
with him, in the
BlaACKSMITHING BUSINESS,
wh;ch wi:, kfier that period, be carried on. at the
old stand in Sunbury, under the firm of 'Ocorge
Zimmerman cV Son," where they will conduct the
bu-ine-s in all its vario us branches, including Turn
ing, Milking M.lt Irons, Inning Carriages, Shoe
ing Horses. iVc. Orders will lie promptly and punc
tually attembd to, and work done cheap, for cash
or country produce. (fj Shoeing done at one
dollar per sett. OEOROE ZIMMERMAN.
Sunburv, March 1 1'h, 1813.
BY virtue of sundry writs of Venditioni Expo
nas and Levari Facias issued nut of the Court
of Common Pleas of Northumberland county, to
me directed, will bo exposed to public sale at the
Court House in the Borough of Sunbury, on Mon
day the 3d day of April next, at 12 o'clock, (noon,)
the following described property, to wit i
A certain tract at piece of laml situate in Point
township, Northumberland county, adjoining lands
of Ebeneeier Ureenough, E-q., Marks J. Diddle and
others, and the Nonh East branch of the river Sus
quehanna, containing 163 acres and OS perches,
more or less, a large portion of which is cleared,
and whereon are erected a dwelling house and barn,
and a stetm sawmill. There is also in orchard on
said premises.
Also: The undivided one-third part of a certain
tract of wood land, adjoining the above described
tract, lands of Mniks J. Biddle and others, contain
ing 75 acres, nvue or less.
Seiied, taken in execution, and to be sold as the
property of Thomas O. Ashbridge.
Also. A certain tract or piece of land, situate in
Rush township Nurthnmberl nd county, adjoining
landa of Jacob Reed, John C. Boyd. Nathan Pegg
and others, containing 1 15 acres more or less, a
bout 90 acres of which are cleared, whereon are e
rectcl a tvo story big h ue. a two story frame
house and kitchen, two large frame barns, and frame
woggon house, and other out buildings.
Also: A cettain tract or piece of land situate in
Ru-h tow nship aforesaid, adjoining lands of Henry
Johnson. Oeorce Bonne, and the above described
tract, containing eight acics more or less, all of
which is cleared.
Also : A certain lot of ground situate in the town
of Shamokin, Coal township, Nntthumbert mJ
county, in that part of said town laid out by John
C. Boyd, and marked in the general p'an of said
town No. 3, bounded on the cast by Shamokin
street, on the west hv Rock s'reet, by jot No. 2 on
the south and lot No. 4 on the north, containing
in breadth 28$ feet and in length 190 feet, whereon
arc erected a two story frame dwelling house and
ki'chen, (painted whi e.) and a frame stable.
Also: Two other bits, situate in the town of
Shamokin aforesaid, in that part thereof laid out by
John C. Boyd, and markel in the general plan
thereof Nos. 15 and 16. hi ing continuous to each
other, bounded on the north by Sunburv street, on
the south by the Danville and Pottsville Railroad
or Commerce street, on the eat by Wa-hingtnn
street, and on tbe we-t by bt No 17. whereon ore
erected a 1) story fiamc house and kitchen, and a
frame kt due.
Si ir.ed, taken in execution, and to bo sold as the
.roirtv of David Faux
Also: A eertnin 1. 1 of ground situate in Coal
township, Northumberland county, in the town of
Shamokin. ns laid nut nv A. Jo'ilnn, r.sq. ami o
thers. adioining drove street. Mine alley, nnd a lot
of William Crauford. rnnt.iininL' 30 feet in breadth
and ISO feel in length, whereon arc crcted two
birge two storv frame dwelling houses and otic kit
chen. a large fiame stable, a well of water, cVc.
Seized, taken in execution, and to be sold as the
property of (Ieorge Armtrong,
Also: A certain lot or piece of ground situate in
Snvderstown, Shamokin township, Nnrthumler
land countv, contai' ing one acre more or less, ad
mining a lot of William Farrow on the east, a lot
of William Lerch on the west, land of William
Farrow on the north, end fronting on the Main
street or road leading from SnydeMown to Sunbu
ry, whereon are erected a large two story dwelling
house and kitchen, a store house, granery and small
stnt'le, well of water, cVc,
Seized, taken in execution, and to be sold as the
property of Henry Klaze,
Also : A certain lot or piece of ground fituate in
the horoudh of Northumlw Hand, and county of
Northnmbt rland, containing 5 acres more or less,
hounded north by We-tway, south by the West
ALL persons indebted to the subscii'er, for
in. i : i. : ...i .... t,A,Au., .
UiaiKMI I- IIIU Ml l'Uiriwin-,nii' lineup ,,,. , - . , , . , , . r
. , , . , ' .',. , i Bianch i f tbe River Susquehanna, west lv a lot ot
ed to call and make set lement, on or before the '"" " , . 1 . , , . ,.
(first day of April next, as bis hooks will be placed
in the hands i f a Justice after that lim, for C' Ibc
tion. (JEORGE ZIMMERMAN.
unbury, March 11,1 43. 3t
krisrmfTsrTrr-,'Tr7
i'fS hereby givrn, that the subscribers purchased
'the following articles at cnns'able's sale, sold as
rttie properly of Jonathan I'eifer, of Little Mahonoy
township, on the 4th of March, 1843, vtx
1 Bay Stud Horse, $01 00
I Bay Horse, 15 00
1 Bull, 9 25
1 P,g, 1 91
1 do, 1 67
1 Clock and Case, 21 00
2 Srtts of Horse (,'eirs, 5 75
2 Collars and a Blind Halter, 2 75
'1 Cutting Box, 80
Swingletrees and Chain, I 25
T Waggon and Body, 60 00
d SUigh, 13 25
rj Cow. 10 75
1 BekTer. 6 50
All f "wfiich we have loaned to the said Jona- ',
han 1V(feTIuring our pleasure, of which the pub I
lie will take notice. her
CHRISTINA y. FERST,
mark '
MjchVl.--St EI.IA8 PEIFER.
Jn tke t'murt Bf i "amnion i'Uan f .VktrthuiiUm
btrlanil fount y, l3,.ri Tirm,
Susan Woodloy.tSy her next )
'friend, CharrM Weaver, J Pluriua Subpcrna
rw. ) for Divoice,
Jacob Wo filey )
a "TIE aid ilt'ienCifot ia hereby requirrd, to lie
and appear before tbe Judgea of the Court of
Common Pleae of Kothumberland county, at a
Court i f ('amnion I'leacto le held at Sunbury, on
he first Mondsy in April next, to answer the com
tiUint ofjtbe si Sovan.
VELIX MAURER, iJieriff.
SflteiifTs OfTice, ?
Sunbury, March 4, 1843. 4t
Tavern utUo.
'To the JlonoraUe V, Ikmnrl l'i., rresiilait,
and hit Anuveiaut, Jtutgcu oj the Court of (Juur
ttr Srtnirmt of the CVtMiar of Sorthumberlund :
FIHE petition nf Daniel Herb,aen. of L'pper Mull
JL onoy township, in said county, humbly rcpre
ents, that he still cxmlinuea to keep a public house
f enlcrtainmwnt, at tiw old stand in Upper Man
onoy rownship, and is well prepared for the ac
rcmnmdatiiin of travellers, eVe. He therefore plays
ymir honors to grant him a licence to keep a tavern
Juring the flisumg year, and he will prav.&c.
DANIEL HEUU.Sen.
ToTHe Jrno:a av ursTiosrin: The sub
crira, nsidenla of l'pr Mahony township,
hereby certify, that Daniel Herts Ben., the applicant
for the license, is a man of good reptile for honc.ty
nd teniieraiice, and ia wi ll piovidvd with house
room and conveniences for the lodging and ac
commodation of ttranges and travelers, and that a
public house there is necessary : They therefore
tccommend htm as a proper person to be licensed to
keep a publ e house.
J. CJ. Renn,
Henry Zerbe,
(iideon Ad j in,
J Kchminkey,
Benjamin Maitz,
Daniel Rii-sel,
Matih 4, 1813. 3t.
Elias Schnable,
Henry Roup,
Jicob Krelw,
IVler Be is I,
Ssmnel He is el,
Dailitl Ilol.-hue.
James Kay. and on the east by a road b ailing to
the river, whereon aie erected a large two siory
brick mill and dwelling houc, known by the name
of" 1 ho College,
Seized, taken in execution, and to be sold as the
property of Josiah Chapman.
Also: A certain lot of ground situate in the bo.
rough of Sunbury, Northumberland county, boun
ded on the west by Fawn street, on tbe south by
an nil y, on the east by an out lot of Jacob Leiaen
ring, or a twenty feet alley, and on the north by a
lot of William Snyder, containing in breadth 00
feet and in length 240 feet, whereon are ereetid a
two story log house, (w, aiherboanbd.) an out kit
chen, a good well of water ami a frame stable
Seized, taken in execution, and to be sold as the
property of D.miil Snyder, with notice to William
Sny'ler, garnishee,
Abo: A certain tra-t or piece of land situate in
I Shani' kin township, Northumberland CO., bound
ed by the road leading from Snvderstown to tho
Centre turnpike, lands of Wm. Waters, dee'd., and
the Shamokin creek on the south, and the Danville
and Pottsville H iilroid on tbe north, containing
17 acre more or less, nearly all of which is cleareil.
whueon are eree'ed Urge two story dwelling
house, (iibistereil,') a ki chen, and a large frame
barn, a well nf water, cVc.
Seized, t.keii in execution, and to be sold as the
iirotierty of Cieorge Kreager.
A'so : A censin steam sawmill, building and the
machinery thereof, together with two acres of
giound appertaining thereto, fciluate in Point town
ship, Noilhnmberlanil county, hounded by the ca
nal on the west, the North East Branch of the
river Su-qu. hanna on the east, and nearly opposite
the residence of i homas Ashbrulge,
Se zed, taken in execution, and to be sold as the
property of Tho.na Ashbridge,
Also ; A certain tract or piece of land, situate in
Sham kin or Coal township, Northumberland coun
ty, bound-d and described as follows; lginiiing
at a white pine corner, adjoining lands ol Biddle
oV Comiiany : thence north 75 ib grp, a east, 131
perches to a pile of stone ; thence north 12 de
grees wist, 1'IG perches to a post ; thence north
88 degries west, 23 iierches to a post; thence
north 75 degie a west, 8'J jierches to a pile nf stone;
thence south 5 degrees wet, 48 perches to a post;
thence south 80 degrees west, 30 erihea to a pirn ;
thence south 13 degire east, 195 perches to the
place of h ginning, containing 165 actes and Gt
perches, and allowance, more or less.
Also : A certain tract or piece of land situate
in Shanv kin or Coal township, Northumberland
county, bounded and described aa follows; liegin
ning at a while pine, adjoining lands of the Asy
lum Company ; thence north 12 deisreea west, 171
lien lies to a corner ; thence south 81 degrees we-t.
4ti perches to a corner ; thence sou'h 7a degrees
west, 58 perches to a pile of atone; thence north
16 degrees we.l, 8 perches to a pile of stone ;
thence south 74 degrees west, 1110 perches to a
pile of stone ; thence north 16 degrees west, 106
lurches to a pile of stone ( thence north 75 degrees
ea-t, 218 perches to a pile of stone ; thence north
lidig'.es west, 80 perches to a gum; thence
south 75 degrees west, 273 perches to a pine;
thence south 55 degrees wot, 1 12 ien lies to a
eheanut. (fallen ;) thence south 78 degrees west
169 perches to a cbesnui ask; thence north 51
degrees, to a chrsnut ; thence west, 121 perch' s to
a chettiul ; thence south 70 degrees west. 55 p ich.
es to a pile of rtoue, a c oner of Sarah lice.' land ;
thence south 12 drgr-is east, l!9 perches to a
p M ; thence north 85 debtee, east, 245 peuhes to
n pile of atone t thence north 75 degrees east, 1 18
perches to a pile, of stone j thence south 12 de.
gre a east, 388 perches to a pine ; thence north 75 t
degree east, 129 perches to a white pine ; thence
north 1 2J degrees west, 2!) t peich-a to a pile of
stone; thence aiuth 85 degrees east, 218 iierch
es to a p'le of stone ; (formerly maple ;) thence
south 61 degrees east, 64 perches to the place ot
beginning, containing 1012 aciea and 43 perches,
and allowance to the same, rnore or less.
Also: All tho one full ennal individual fourth
paitof all those seven tracts of land, situate in Coal
or Shamokin township. Northumberland county,
that is to say i one of them containing one hun
dred and sixty five acres and 64 perches, and si-
lowanre, more or less : ono other ol tnem compos-
ed of three several tracts, containing one thousand
and twelve acres, 43 pcrchca, nnd allowance, more
or les ; one other of them on the road leading
from Sunbury to Reading, in Shamokin or Coal
township aforesaid, containing two hundred acres,
and allowance, more or less it being part of a
larger tract called ' Spring Field," surveyed on a
warrant granted to Daniel Reese, dated the 17th
day of Dceem'-er. 1792 ; one other of them on a
branch of Shamokin creek, in Be.r Valley, now
Coal township, containing 410 acres, and allow,
ancc, more or less ; one other of them in Sbamo.
kin township, containing 127 acres, 69 perches,
and allowance, more or less; one other of them
sl-o in Shamokin township, containing 71 acres.
130 perches, and allowance, more or less ; and the
other of said tracts, called "Stone Henge. on the
waters of Shamokin creek, containing 250 acres,
4 perches, nnd allowance, more or . as.
Sezed, taken In execution, and to ne sou as mo
properly of Burd Patterson.
Mao: A certntn tract or piece of land sitnaln in
Aueusta township, Northnmiier'nnd county, bound
ed by lands of Adam Shiss'c, Jacob Fry, Samuel
Savnlgo and the heira ol Henry llartslier, decil.,
containing 125 acres, more or less, about 80 acres
of which are cleared, whereon are erected a large
two story dwelling house and kitchen, or large two
story frame dwelling house and kitchen, (painted
white,) a large bank him, waggon shed nnd gran
rry, a lime kiln, two well-i of water, a spring house,
nnd a large orchard.
A'so ! A certain lot of ground situate on Sha
mokin or Market street, in the borough of Sun
bury, and maiked in the general plan nf said town
No 9. bounded eastward by a lot ol Henry Mas.
ser, westward by a lot of William MrCarty, and
southward by an alb y, whereon ate erect-d a large
two story brick h nise, occupied as a store anil
dwell ng house, a brick and frame kitchen, a large
frame More house, a log stable, pump of water, ore.
Al-n: Two c rtain contiguous lots ol ground
situate in the boroneh of Sunburv aforesaid, front
ing on blackberry 1reet, nnd marked in the general
plan of said town Nos. 231 and 235. known as the
McAilams property, ununited eastwanl by a lot ol
A. Jordan. I.sq. nnd westward by a lo ol the liens
ofl.'hn L. Finney, containing nUiiit of an acre
each, win roti are erected a lare brick and log
dwe'ling bouse and kitchen.
Also : Two certain other contiguous lot of
ground in the borough of Sunbury aforesaid, and
numliered in the general plan of said town, N"s.
140 and 147, hounded southward by Dewberry
street, noilhward by an alley, eastward by lot No.
145, nnd westward by a lot nf Kohrh ichs or lot No.
148, containing about J of an acre rach, whereon
are erected a two story brick house frame poll' r
shop, frame stable, a w ell of water, Ac
AUo: Three contiguous lo!s ol ground situate
in the town of Shamokin or in I -nal township.
Northumberland county, in that pirt of said town.
laid out by A. Jordan and others, fronting the
Danville Ac Pottsville Rail Road, and marked in
the general plan of said town, Nos. 400, 401 and
402, whereon are creeled a large frame dwelling and
s'ore house, late in the occupancy of Henry Daw
son.
Seized, taken in execution, and to he sold as the
iroerty of llenrv ioxthiemer, with notice, to
Chattes Pleasants, Eq,, his assignee in Bankrupt
cy.
Also : A certain lot or piece ol grouml situate in
Augusta township, Northumberland county, bound
ed hv a lot of Henry Mssser, a lot of Jacob Painter
and the Shamokin creek, containing b acres more
or less, whereon are erected a one and a half slory
brewery and dwelling house, wi'h a spring ol wa
ter in the cellar, a Irame stable, vc.
S. ized, tuken in execution and to be sold as the
propcrtv of Philip A Co tlieb Brvmire.
FELIX MAL'RER, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office. ?
Sunburv. March 11, 1813. S
Tnvrni Notice
To the tlnnnndie V. C. Donne!. I'.sq , Vrfidnit,
nnd hi A.i.ioriaten.Jintgr nf the Court nf Quar
ter ftWoN, of the eountti of Knrlhumhtrland :
fllIE petition of Peter Reisaid, n( Upper Million
1 oy township, in said emintv, humbly represents,
that he continues to keep n public houe of enlertnin
ment athi old aland, and ia well prepared fr the
accomntod diori of travellers, eke. He therefore
prays your Honors to grant him a license to keep
a tavern, during the ensuing year, and be will prny,
cVc. PETER BEISSEL.
To Ttir.lt puts inoTK r.iTtoitn : The still
criliers. residents of l''ier M ibony township, here,
by certify, that Peter Be;sel, the applicant for the
license, is a man of good repute for honesty nnd
temperance, nnd is'well provided with huue-ro"in
nnd conveniences for the I alging nnd accommoda
tion of strangers nnd travellers, nnd that a public
house there is necessary : they therefore recom
mend him as a proper person to be licensed to kceji
a public hoii'P.
Dmiel Fetter,
Peter Sel.midl.
H domon Shnnkweiler,
Jacob II. Kanll'inaii,
John M .It.i k,
Walter Paul.
Jaeo'i Stranser,
(Jeorge Strauer,
Daniel Meim,
Jonathan Fetter,
Menrv HnlTiiinn,
John Beisel,
March 4th. 1813. 3t.
TavsTii Xnllcr.
To the Hnnnrnhtr. KM Iswi. . Prriident.
and hi Avmrintr, Judge of the ( ourt of Quor-
lir Srion, of the rnnnti of Sorlhiiniticrliind :
IIE petition of (lenrue Conrad, nf Miau-ln
township, in said c untv. hunihlv repr "ents,
that he continues to keep a inihlic, house of enter
t ainiTi' n'. in his old stand, in Ausnsia township, and
is well prepared for the accommodation of 'ravellers,
Ac. He therefore prnvs your Honors to grant him
a license to keep a tavern, during the ensuing year,
and he will prav, Arc.
OEORCE CONRAD.
To the JrnnTs above xetionko : '' he sub
serilieis, residents of Aucnsta township. hereby ceiti
fv, that (Jeorge Cournd. the applicant for license, is a
man nf good repute for honesty and temperance,
and is well provided with house-room and ronv n;
ences for the Induing and accommodation nf stran
gers and travellers, nnd that a public house theie is
nercsnry : they therefore recommend him ns a pro-
.. . Oi l -
per person to f licensed to Keep n pumic. nousc.
Taw rrii lYolicc.
'J') the Ih'tnrahte C. (1. Donne t, Ln., rrevdent,
and hi Anfoeiatr Judge nf the. Court of Quar
ter Rei.iinn, nf the eountj nf Northumberland '
rilHE petition of John Speeee, of Sunbury, in
I mid county, humbly represents, that he contin
ues to keen a house of public rn'ortnintnrnt at his
old stand, near the Shamokin Dim, nnd ia well
prepared for the accommodation of travellers, Are.
He therefore prays your Honors to grant him a li
cense to keep a tavern during the ensuing year,
and he will prav, Arc. JOHN SPEF.CE
To the JrtioES ariite sisnTiosF.n '. The sul
scribero, re-id. 'tits of Soiibnrv, hereby certify, that
John Speeee, the applicant fir the license, i a innn
of good repute for honesty and Temper wee, and is
well provided with house-room nnd conveniences
for the ld"ing and accommodation ofstrangers and
traveller. nil tbat i public lionso meie is ncessarv:
'In v then f oe recommend him ns a proper per
son to be licenced lo keep a put'lic House.
John Hail'
Abraham Erwin,
Samuel D. Jordan,
C. D. Wharton,
Henry Masser.
Thomas A. Billington.
Solomon Kramer,
John Kramer,
Adam Shisalrr,
Philip W riser.
Andrew Beirhell,
Herman Shipman.
Henry Bverly,
David Ree-er,
(Jeorce Keeper,
Peter Ootp.
Abraham Shipman,
Jacob Yordv, jr.
March 4lh. 1813 31
Tavern otlc
To the Honorable C. C Donnrt, flu.. President,
and his Aweiotr,Judgr nf the Court of(fuor
trr Sriati of the County of Sorthunihrrtnrnl :
H'MIE ietiioii of Paul Rhoath, nf Con I towrslup.
in said comity, humbly represents, that he still
icctipies his old tland at Mount Ca'nv-I," on the
Centre turnpike, and is well prepared for the ne.
commod ilion of travellers Ac. He therefore prays
voui honors to grant him a license to keep a tavern
lining the ensuing year, and be will alnavs pray,
Arc. PAI L RHOATH.
To the Jrnnra jinvtxmirii: The sub-
seri'rs, re-idents of Co il township, hereby certify.
that Paul Rhoath, the applicant for the license, is a
man of good repute for honestv and temperance,
nnd is well provided with hnue room Bnd conveni
ences for the lodging nnd accommodation of stran
gers and travellers, and that a public house there is
neces-nrv : I hey therefore recommend dim as a
proier person to lie licenced to keep a public house.
Jeremiah unmerman, Jacob p. r a in.
Tavern Xollcc.
To the Honorable C. C Donnet. I'tq., President,
and hi Amoiiale, Judgrs of the Court of Quor
trr Srssinns, of the county of Sorthumbet land
rilHE petition of Ueorge fMiulh ol Jackson town-
I hiii in s aid c. untv, humbly represents, that
he continues to keep a public hou-e of entertan
ment, at his old stand, in J'ikson town-hip, and is
well prepared for the accommodation of travellers,
Arc. Ho therefore prav a your Honors lo grant hon
a license to keep a tavern during the ensuing year
and he will prav. &c. OEOKl.E SMITH.
To the J c no is above MESTiom.n : The sub
scribers, residents of Jackson, hereby certify, th.it
(ieorge Smith the applicant for the license, is
man of good repute lor honesty and temper ince,
and l well provided for house-room and coiiveinen,
ces for the lodging and accommodation of strangers
and travellers, and that a public house there is ne j
cessary : they therefore recommend Irm as a pro
er H'rson to lie licensed to keep a public house.
James Thomas,
Jno. Nicbolls,
Samuel Eisenhart,
Richard Woolverton,
James Wallas,
Kimher Cleaver.
1
Stephen Ei-cnhait,
John K. Robins,
Daniel Evert,
Stdlman Eaton,
John Reed,
John Boochner,
Feb 25th. 1813 3t.
Tavern ol !
To tl.t Honorable C C. Ihmm l. ?., I'rrsid, u.
and hi Aneiatr$.Judi:rof the Court of Quar
ter Sennioii of the county if yurlhumherMnd :
W E petition nf il lam r arrow ol Miainnkiu.
township, in said countv, humbly represents.
that he coniinuCH to keep a hou-c of public enter
tainment at his old stand in Snydeitown, ai d is well
prepared for the act onunodation of travellers. Arc.
lie therefore prays your honors to grant him a li
cense to keep a tavern, duiing the ensuing year,
and he will pray, Ac.
WILLIAM FARROW.
Tc the J m En above mkxtioshi : The sub
scribers, letidepts of Shiumkin township, here
hv certify, tint William Farrow, the applicant
for the license, is u man of good repute for honesty
and temperance, nnd is well provided w ith house
room and conveniences for the bulging snd accom
modation of stiangers and travellers, and that a pub
lie house there is necessary : they therefore recom
mend bim as a proper person to be licensed to keep
public house.
John II. Price,
Jotiathnti Plirsel,
(!eo. W. K it'ld,
(ieo. Mailin,
Caleb I'i-her.
Thomas (i. Ileeins,
Feb 25th, 1813. 31
ASSIGNEE'S "SALE7
l-.sdilp til' llcttrv Voxtlioliiicr, n
lliinkriipt.
NOTICE is hereby given, that the Assignee of
-a d Bankrupt will expose to public sale on
Wednesday the 15th dav of March, nl the court
house in Stiiihnrv. the following real and H?rsonal
e-tate, lately brimming to the sni I Bankrupt :
A certain tract of land; sitnnte in Augusta town
ship, Northumberland countv, adjoining lands of
Jacob Baitsber, Adam Slussler, and others, land of
Henry Ynxtheimer nnd others, containing 125
ncres more or less, wherein are erected two large
two storv dwelling houses and kitchen, a large
bank barn, waggon shed and granary, lime kiln
md other out buildings, two wells of water, and
an orchard. About 80 acres of said land are cleared.
Also : A certain tract of land situate in Augus
ta township, Northuml'rland county, adjoining
land of Adam Shissler, lacob Snyder, Jacob Bart
slier and others, land of Henry Ynxtheimer, con
taining 121 acres, more or less. About GO acres of
said land are cleared.
Also : A certain lot nf ground, situate in the
borough of Sunbury, in the countv of Northum
berland, bounded on ihe north by Market street,
south by an allev. east by lot of Henry Masser, Esq,,
west by lot of William McOarly, whereon are erec
ted a large two story brick house, occupied as a
store nnd dwelling house, brick nnd frame kitchen,
frolic, store house, log st ible, and other out build
ings, and a pump of water.
A'so: Two certai'i lots of ground, situate in the
Ixirough ofSonbtiry snd county of Northumberland,
bounded north by Blaeklierry street, south by an
alley, east ly lot nf A. Jordan, Esq., west by lot of
Mrs. Finney, wl er on ate erected a large brick
and log dwelling house, and kitchen.
Also : Two certain lots of ground, situate in the
borough of Siinbmy. Northumberland county,
bounded south by Dewlerry street, north by an nl
ley, west by lot of Rhorabachs, and cast by lot of
, whereon aie erected a two story brick hou-c,
frame Mitler shop, frame stable, and a well of water.
Alio ; A certain part of lot, No. 130. situate in
tbe iMirough of Sunbury, in the county of Northum
berland, bounded north by Dewlierry street, south
by an alley, east by lot of Lewis Dewart, Esq., and
we-t by lot ol Follmers.
Also : Three certain lots of ground, situate in
Coal township, Northumberland county, in the
town of Shamokin, in that part laid out by A. Jor
dan, Eq., and others, to wit : Nos. 4(10, 401 and
402, bounded south by Rail Road, west by
street, north by stroet, east by all alby,
whereon are erected a Urge dwelling and siore
hou-e, one and a half stones high, and a Urge two
story kitchen, and a well of water.
Also: Ac rtain lot of ground situate in Coal
township, Northumlierland county, in tbe town of
Shamokin, in that part laid nut by A. Jordan, r.nq.
and others, to wit : No. 450. bounded south hy tin
Rail Road, noith hv street, west by M of
? AB.T1TEP.3HIF.
frMIE subnciilssra, having entered into a partner
I ship in the practice of the law, will he happy
to attend to all businera entrusted to their care.
Collection will he promptly attended to.
They may always be found at their office, in
Market street, Sunbury, formeily occupied by
Wm. Dewart, deed., a a store-rrxmi.
WILLIAM L. DEWART,
CHARLES J. BRL'NER.
Sunbury, Feb. 4lh, 1M3. Im.
CllAltll PLEASANTS,'
ATTORNEY AT X.AW,
nAS removed his office to the front room nf
the brick hoti'p, formerly known as Smith'a
Tavern, i n the sninh west corner of the square on
Market street. Business cut'tisled to his care, in
this county, anil in the counties of Union, Colum
bia and Lvcoming, will receive prompt attention.
Sunbury, Feb. 4, 1813 -4t.
A Tannery for Unit.
'TMIE Tannery, fixtures, and tools, in this place,
belonging to the estate of Isaac Ziegh r, dee'd.,
now in possession of Bucher Ac Fry, will lie rented
for a term of years, on reasnnaole term. Pose.
sion given on the 1st day of April next Apply
lo Jl- It. J1AL1(.
Sunbury, Feb. 4, 1813.
Orphan' Court Sale.
IN pursuance of aft order of the Orphans' Court
of Northumlierland county, will be exposed to
sale, nt the late residence of Wm. Garret, dee'd., on
Saturday the 25th day of March next, to wit:
A certain tr'Ct of wood land, situate in Rush
township, in said County, containing twenty five
acres, adjoining land of Enos Sharpless, Jacob
CSenrhart' devisees, (ieorge Oeathart and others,
Ule ihe estate of said dee'd. Sale to commence
nl 1 o'clock of said day when the conditions of sale
will 1c made known by
SHARPLESS TAYLOR,
JOHN C. CRIER,
Jan. 28, HI 3. Admr't.
-, snd Oast by lot of
wil l, c iii:TiiM,i:ie,
HATTER,
VERY RESPECTFULLY begs leave to in
form his citomers and the public generally,
tliut he still continues the
HATTING BUSINESS,
in all its various branches, in the shop, neatly op
jiosite the Buck Tavern, formerly occupied by
Henry Haas and him If, under the firm of Haas
Ac Druckemiller, which firm hut len mutually dir
solved. He hope, by his long experience in the
above business, nnd strict attention thereto, to ren-
r general satisfaction, and receive a liberal share
of public patronage.
Sunbury, Oclolier 15th, 1812. 0m.
union ITotelT"
Henry Klaso,
Sebastian Boughner,
Francis Klase,
Mahlon Boughner,
Matthias I'ersiug,
W. R. Water.
Benjamin Trion,
Samuel Smith,
Peter Reed.
Samuel Rein,
(ieorge Ceise,
Jacob Freymire,
(ieorge Shaffer,
March 4th. 1843.-
Isaiah Schwartz,
Jacob Brosius,
J. D. Ilomnan,
Jesse Hensel,
Abraham Ruticltdall,
William Dcppen.
-3t
Orphan' 4'ourt Salt.
IN pursuance of an order of the Orphans' Court
of Northumberland county, will be exiMised to
public sale, on Saturday the 25th day of March,
inst.. on the premises, to wit: A certain tract of
bind, situate in Shamokin township, Noithurn'-er-land
county, adjoining lands of Michael Taylor,
Uo' cil Furiikworth and others, containing sixty a
cres, more or less, late the estate of Benjamin Tay
lor, ih-i-'d. Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, A. M.,
of raid day, when the conditions of tale will be
made known on the day of a de by
SAMUEL FURMAN,
March 4th. 1813. AJ.'"'r-
Slieriir's Sale.
KY virtue of an alias testatum writ of venditioni
exponas, issued out of the ('ourt of Common
Picas of Schuylkill county, to me directed, w ill be
exposed to public sale, at the house of Heniy Rea
der, in McEwensvibe, on Saturday the 18th day nf
March next, at 1 o'clock, P. M-, the following de
scrilied property, viz :
A certain tract or piece of land situate in Turhtit
township, Nortbumberl md County, adjoining lauds
nf Petei Sheddy, Jacob Maxwell, dee'd. and others.
containing 100 acres, more or less, shout 80 iicies
of whiill are dialed ! Whereon are rrocled two
dwelling houses, to one of w hich there is a kiteln u
attai hed, a large barn, sl.ibbng, Ac. There is aim
a good well of wntei, nnd an urchin! on said premi
ses. Seized, t.kin in execution, and to be si I J us
the ptoi ertv of Jacob Liu..
FELIX MAURER, Sheriff.
Bhttifi" Office. ?
Sunbury, IVb. 25, 1S13. S
Martin l.eulv,
I-aac Boughner,
James l. Mooie,
Daniel Smith,
William I'crsing,
(urge W. Lercll,
David N. Lake,
Feb. 25th. S1. 3t
Tavrrn ol !.
To the Homo able C (.'. Donnet, F.m).. I'rriidint,
and hi An'ociote Judaea nf the Court of Quor
trr Stsion, of the county of Xirlliuml rltiml :
111 I-; H'tition ot vv illiani .ai eavi r, oi fin-
liiokui town-hip. in said county , hiimwy repre-
S'lit, that he has irnled that well known tavern
stand, formeily occupied by Martin Weaver, and is
well prepared for the acci mmoilation of travellers.
A:e. He therefore prays your honors to grant h tn
a license to keep a tavern, during the eiisuiug year,
and he will prav, A.f.
WILLIAM M. WEAVER.
To the Ji niiKS ahove metioxeii : The silts
scriU'rs. res dents i f Sham, kill tsp. hereby eeililv,
that Wm. M. Weaver, the applicant for the licet se, j m(in.nt oniy nf permanent value, and
is a man ol gooil r pine lor nonesiy ami leinperancc,
and is well provided with house-room and conveni
ences for the bulging nnd accommodation of sir in
uers and travellers, and that a public house there
is n.ces-ary: thev therefore recommend him as a
proer person to be liceus,d to keep a public Iioum'.
Thomas liho.t,
illi .in Siuhh,
W. R. W aters,
D aniel Srnnh,
John Smith,
Michael Wagner.
K
Daniel J Roth,
(ienrge Fox,
John Morgan,
Andrew Kneir,
( buries Foy.
Jess.. II Wanner,
Feb. 25th. 1813. 3t.
Trir M "s PI tS Hs"i
7"MIY all men by these Piesents, that I,
lluirv I'easter, of Augusta township. North-
. . . i. .I
nun nl md county, have im i.iuiu y a musry,
1813, sold unto John Snvdei, E-q. and Adam Sny
der, 1 Brown MircutflO; I Cray llo'se at f 20 ;
I Dunn Celt t.l 10 ; 1 mantle dock at f-'i ; I old
two horse w aggoii at 5 ; 1 Plow at f't 50, I'm
which Adam Snyder p ud to me (?,') 01. uiid John
Snyder paid lo inefl2 28, f ir which I agree to
piy inlcreri as long as the said Sn ders see lit to
lo n the i. hove pro, city to me. In witness where
of. I have hereto set my hand and si al, the day and
je.ti above written. his
HVo,. HENRY XFETF.IJ.
('nt. lis Primm. uia k
Fib. 25. 18U.3I.
Alsor Part of a certain lot. o. 410, situate in
Coal ti'wnsbip, Northumlierland county, in the
town of SliBmokin, liounded oh the west by the
Branch Hail R ad, north by the Danville and
Pottsville Rail Road, and on Ihe east by lot of
James Sh irtle.
Also: The grain growing in the ground on the
farm in Augusta township, consisting of wheat and
rye ; nnd any other personal property that may come
lo the knowledge and possession nl said assignee,
CHARLES PLliASAN I S,
Snnbuiv. Feb. 18. 1842. 4t Assignee.
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10 S. U . , lloitun, and 127 fawu -, .V V.
(General Stage Office,)
'OJ .Tr OZ2 m
LYCOMING COUNTY,
I'c'iiiiMylvaiila.
fllHE Subscriber respectfully informs his fnend
I and the public in general, that ho has taken
the abovo
LARUF. AM) COMMoniOF.S
HOTEL,
IN THE B () R O U (i II OF MIJSC V.
and thai he is now well prepared to occommodaM
all who may favor him with their custom.
Hit SLEKrmo Apahtm ents are well aired, and
comfortable.
His Table ivn Bar will always be supplied
with the best the market can afford.
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the charge of good and careful hostlers.
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nnd an earnest desire to render comfortable thoso
who may patronise him, that he will not fail tngivu
general satisfaction. II. B. WEAYER.
Muucy, Oct. 1st, 1842. tf.
A A It IX
Tr. J- M'.Poal lgs leave to tender his'grate-
ful acknowledgments lo the people of Sutibuty
and surrounding country, foi theit past encourage
ment in the line of his profession ; and would t.t
the same tune announce to them, that he still in
tends to continue the practice of medicine in all its
various d partments. He would, therefore, solicit
a continuance of their confidence and patronage.
He may be found at all times at his olfice, in mar
ket street, unless professionally engaged,
Sunbury, Oct. 1st, 1812. if.
A CARD.
r. If. I . I rllOS, Hespectlully informs me
citirens ofSunbury and vicinity, that he has ta
ken an office in the budding Intoly occupied by Poter
Lazarus as t drug store, in market street, Sunbury,
where he may be found at all hours, unless profes
sionally engaged.
DR. TRITES returns his sincere thanks for the
encourngement he has received, in the line of his
profession, in this place, and trusts, by prompt al
ien! :on to the duties of his profession, and reason
able charges, that he will continue to receive a
liberal rharu of the public putronuge.
Sunbury, Oct. 1st, 1812. if.
1)U. J. N. SUMNER,
SURGEON DENTIST,
1 ESPECTFULLY informs the public that ho
I k I,,,, made Northumberland his iK-imuiieni
place of lesidence, and ia icady
calis in the line of his profession.
July 2, 1812.-ly.
to attend to any
TAILORING,
ON HIS OWN HOOK.
?ET2S?w GETTE?.,
I ESPECTFULLY infmms his friends and the
- vV public generally, that he hat commenced tho
T a i 1 r i ii II u s i n e ,
in sll its blanches, in the hou- formerly occupied
by Wm. Dtir.t as a Tailor Shop, in Blackberrv
street, nearly opposite the Presbyterian Church
He respectfully solicits a share of the public patron
age, and trusta by strict attention tu business an ;
reasonable charges, ho will b enubled to give geu
iral satisfaction.
Sutibuty, June 18th, 1812 ly
Fresh soppy of ROSE OINTMENT, received
Sllj for tau, by U. B. MASSER.
Nov. I'Jth, 1SJ42.
RLANKS
I OK SALE AT THIS OFFICS.