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TIIU RIDDLBR.
Jxnrznrxx.B department.
Original and Selected.)
Anawer to Chsrade of Isst week.
Matrxm aticks. (Matthew-Mattocki.)
Answer to Conundrums.
t. Because they have already pulled off (he firs.
3. Hit 8on.
(Answer to Puxzte, next week.)
Answers to the Chsrsdes from the SaturJay Muse
urn of last week.
1. S VOW-BALL.
2. HlAT-HtW.
Answer to Enigma, from the Saturday Museum.
Bab.
Answer to Conundrums from the Saturday Museum.
1. A cat out of a hole
3. In Noah's ark.
3. It is not fair.
ENIGMAS.
I.
I am composed of twenty tetters.
My 6, 18, 15 is a place of rest.
My 12, 1H, 7, 15 is to plant.
My 5, 19, 2, 7, 17 is a beverage.
My 1, 10, 8 is applied to gentlemen.
My 18, 15, 5, 4, 8, 15 is a gentleman's name.
My 20, 10, 12, 1 is an unmarried lady.
My 5, 19, 9 ij a great evil.
My 10, 4, 17, 2 is a vehicle.
My 16, 19 9, 2, 19, 3 is a wagoner.
My whole is a most delicious desert.
II.
I am composed of twenty-four letters.
My 10, 19, 5, 15, 8, 14, 21, 3 is elevated.
My 20, 14, 0, 13, 19, 23 is a vegetable.
My 8, 14, 3, 15, 17, G is a tradesman.
My 11, 9, 14, 6 is a fruit.
My 13, 19, 4, 21. 15 is a bird.
My 6, 14, 21, 3 is water.
My 21,20, 9 is cold.
My 18, 2, 15 is warm.
My 1G, 2 I, 3, 8 is a coin.
My 10, 21, 15, 21, 1, 8, 12, 6 is a teacher.
My whole, it is supposed, has died a natural
death, in this place.
III.
In Sir Walter Scott's celebrated poem, cal
led "Marmion," are the following 1 ines :
"Charge, Checter, Chnree ! On, Slnnley on !
Were the last words of Marmion."
The lines have occasioned (he following enigma:
Were I in noble Stanley's place,
When Marmion urged him to the chase,
The word you then might all descry,
Would bring a tear to every eye.
CHARADES.
I.
My first is nothing but a name,
My second is more small ;
My whole is of so little fame,
It hasno name at all.
II.
Ifyou are able to do my first as well as my
second can, you will soon be a good player at
my whole.
.Tf A It It I K It ,
On the H.th inst., by the Rev. John W oriel, Mr.
William Roaiiabxkl. of Nhmokin township, to
Mis Elixabkth Mltx, of Cattawa township,
Columbia coumy.
On the 16th inrt.. by the Rev. C. A. Hewi't, Mi.
Samvkl Atacs to Miss Rachel Dehabt, all of
Milton.
On the 7ih int., by the Rev. James Kay, Mr.
Dehsis Pubsill, of Hemlock township. Colum
bia county, to Mi-a Dobotht II awthobm, of Cbi
Jitquaque. In Lewishurg, on ihe 2J inst., by the Re. Mr.
Rood. Mr. Solo mux Kittib to Miss Elixabith
ZtlLKBB.
On the !4th inst bv the Rev E. Rchwstts, Mr.
David Hum bach to Mita Haibah One bib, both
of Valley town-hip, Columbia coun'y.
DIED,
In Milton, on the 13ib inst. Mr. GEORGE
FAl'SNAUGHT, sg'd about 3t years.
In White Deer towmhip. Union county, on the
9ih ir.it., Mrs. MARGARET, wife of Mr. William
Sulltvsn, in the 30th year of her age.
In Milton, on the 10th instaut, Mr. JACOB
SCH WAR TZ, in the 47ih year of bis age.
In Ltwisburg. on the 2d inst.. Mrs. SARAH
BOWER, asrd about 60 years.
Im Bloomthurg, on ihe 8th inst., Mr. JOSEPH
MOVER, aved about 40 ) ear.
Jn Limestone township. Columbia rounly, on Ihe
thh inst., Mr. JOSEPH FULTON, in the 9 l.t
year of hi age.
In announcing the death of Mr. Fcltos, we
tell of another of the patriot band gone, who atrug
gled in the da; a of the trial to secure peace and li
berty, the blessings of wh.ch we now all enjoy.
PRICK CURRENT.
Corrected weekly by Henry Yuxtheimer.
WaiAT, .... 80
Rtx, ...... 60
Cobb, ...... 40
Oats, ...... 25
Pobk, ...... 5
Flaisekb, ... . 100
Udttbb, 10
Vniwii, .... 25
Tallow, ... 13)
Dhiku Aeeixs, . 75
Do. PsAcaxs, S00
Flax. ... .8
ilxCELBB FlAI, 10
Ceas, ...... 8
'Good Will Fire Company."
THE members of the "Cod Will Fire Com-
-L oinv" are requested to meet at the Court
House, on Monday Evening, April 3d, at 7 o'
clock, precisely. Punctual attendance ia required.
March 31. J. H. ZIMM ERMAN. Ae.
Notice.
UniuJ State Bank, for the use of the Hon. Ellis
lwi tat. John II. Cowden, Ac.
NOTICE is hereby ien, to all the lien ereol
tors of John 11. Cowden, and others interest'
ti. to show cause bv the first Mondv of May nei'.
why the above 'wtgmnt t-ball not be paid out of
the moneya arising iroro in sale ol trie real ei-U'e
of defendant, and the residue t diatribuled acrord
ins to law. HEPBURN M'CLURE.
Prothonotay's Office. VrotK'y.
Wilhamsport, Mircti S3, 6t
IMntc ofLyLia Wntaoii, dee'd.
OTICE is hereby given, thst letter of nnmin-
ira'ion on the estate of l.ydU Watson,
late of the borough of Sunbury, Northum
berland county, have been granted to the subscri
ber. Persona indebted to said ea'a'e. are requested
to make payment immediately, and those batting
accounts against the aame, are requested to present
them for examination and settlement.
8AMCEL THOMPSON,
Sunbury, March 25, 1843. 6t Ailm'r.
Imitate or Michael Heed, dee'd.
"lJOTICE is hereby given, that letters of admin.
istrntion on the estate of Michael Reed, dee'd.,
late of Augurs township, have been granted to the
subscriber. Persons indebted to said estate, are re
quested to make payment immediately, and those
having account agtinst the aame, are requested to
present them for examination and settlement.
JOHN REED,
Augusts. March 18. 1843. 8t Jdm'r.
LIST or CAUSES.
J"OR trial in the Court ot Common Pleas of Nor
thumberland Countv, to be held at Sunbury,
on the first Monday of April next, bring the 3d.
Joseph Trego va Martin A Stock
Yates ft Mclnlyre vs Edward Y Bright
Georue Armstrong vs The Shamokin Coal co
John Sheriff vs John Hans
Mary Week vs Bvertv & Haas
Houghton for Wharton vs John Smith
Henry HtifT
vs ChrMopher Campbell
Purirl & Pfoutx
A W Johnson et id
Wm A Lloyd
John Cooper et al
Abraham Sharick
John Murray
Jacob Kline
Geo C Welker
John S Manx
Thoa 8 Rm.ham
John R Kettter
Theodore Beck
Iaac Koons A. Co
George Hill
Daniel Roadarmel
Moiitrlius A Fuller Ac
Iscnb Sbitx
8ame
Commonwealth of Pa
8ame
Same
Same
John M Housel
Thomaa Woods & Co
J. hn B Miller
Kse A Bergstresser
VS Frederick III keribine
vs Jno C 0 ivd et al
s Martin A Stock
vs Senahol't A. Bergktreser
vs Jn A H M Davison
vs Jesse B iwti tn
vs Jo-eph Yankirk
vs Jacoli G.iss
S.ilomon Ehbacuh
vs Caroline Noursa
va John Murray
vs Thomas Ashbridge &
T G A.bbridpe
vs Reuben Fagely & Co
vs Mat tin Weaver et al
vs Daniel Zetbe et al
vs Wm H Miller
vs Jhn Stout St H Fikk
vs John Stout
vs F W Pollock
vs H-nry Frick
vs F W Pollock
vs Henry Frick
vs Jacob Dee'x
vs Andrew For y the
vs Charges Craig
vs Charles Craig
Flack, as-ieneeof A boJ t II M Davison
Boone, iMtgmt of Ege vs Same
Wlllinm Mori'r
Joseph Metcalfe & Co
Jacob Malmd
vs O P Duncan
vs Wm A Lloyd
vs M Yoxthcimer et al
vs Same
va John A Shiaaler
va Willinm Glovi r
vs The Shami.kin Coal V
Iron Company
vs John & HM Davison
Ti Martin Weaver
vs F A K.acht
va Henry Fiick
vs James ti ard
vs D L Richard
vs C H ItAer
SAMUEL D. JORDAN.
Fredeiick Kletl
Dsniel Broaious
Wm G Williams
Joseph Mittnan
Wm Burman
Joseph Hill
Stephen Wilson
Brown for Bmwn
Samuel Kcffer
Jacob Wheeland
Dougol &. McCltery
Prolhonotary's Office,
7
rrolh'y.
Sunbury, March 18, IS43. S
BLACKSXVIITHINCx.
George Z I m in c r m n n & S o n.
THE su'ecri'er hereby informs the public, that
be intends, on the 1st dav of April next, to take
his son Jereminh II. Zimmerman, into partnerhip
with him. In ibe
BljACESlMXTXnNO BUSINESS,
wh eh wi I, hfler that period, be carried on, at the
old stand in Sunbury, under the firm of "Georce
Zimmerman & Son, where the will conduct the
bu-ine.a in all its various branches, including 7m
ing. Making Mill Iront, Inming Carriogrt, Sfioe-
tng tlurtet, qc. Orders will le promptly ard punc- i
tually attend, d to, and work done cheap, lor can
or country produce. shoeing done at one
dollar per sett. GEORGE ZIMMERMAN.
Sunbu'y, March 1 lih, 1843.
PBWscciE:a,
ALL eroriB indebted to Ihe aubKCii''er, for
Blarksmithing or otherwise, are leieby rtqueat-
ed to call and m.ke si t lement, on or before the
first day of April next, aa his bonk a will lie placed
in the hands of a Justice after that time, for collec
tion. GEORGE ZIMMERMAN.
Sunbury, March 11,1 43. 3U
"fTicxrii ott rc OTs;
ad
A Sow DlMrovery In the
MEWSPAFSB BUSINESS.
A MOS T important nnd invaluable d ecovery haa
lntn made by a gentleman of this city, by
which newapaiieia mav le printed in their present
form, and, at the nme time, capable of being con
verted at pleasure into a Magazine foiiu, for preser
vation This grand improvement, which is destined to
form a new era in the huinsa, rflecing an entire
revolution in Ihe art of printing mammoth news
papers, will be introduced, by perrniffion of the pa
tentee, i to the Philadelphia Saturday Muneum,
commencing in May next.
I M PROVE M E NTS IN "TH E M I S E UM
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tabhrhed, that we feel warranted in miking some
very extensive and important impniremrnl$. By
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arraneements. We sh ill have, in the first place, a
beautiful, ch ar and bold type in the second, a
superb smooth and white par in the third place.
we shall make an iugemoua and novil change in
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we sbsll increase our corps of contubulnrs in all the
various departments of a Fanu'ly Sewtpnptr in
the fifth place, we have secured, at a high sa'sry,
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whoe high and veraalile abilitiea have always
spken promptly for themselves, and who, after ibe
fir-t of May, will aid us in the editorial couducta of
the journnl.
The Sarratiet Towneiid"$ Jui tiey over the
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bers. Al its conclusion, our icadera will find them
selves in possension of a work which alone will he
worth double the subscription to the paper. We
shall continue, also, of course, the Bi gropbicitl
Sketches and Portrait," which are now exciting ao
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lemplaiion, it rrmaina lobe seen whether we do
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I'rraons winning to secure six thouemd large oe.
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Office of the Saturday Muaeum, Publisheia' Hall,
No. 101 Cheauul Street, Philadelphia.
iiii
dee'd, lal
SHERIFF'S
BY virtue ofaundry writs of Venditioni Expo
nas and levari Facias issued nut of the Court
of Common Pleas of Northumberland county, lo
ine directed, will be exposed to public sale at the
Court House in Ihe Borough of Sunbury, on Mon
day the 3d day of April next, at 12 o'clock, (noon,)
the following detcribed property, to wit t
A certain tract ei piece of land situate in Point
fownship, Northumberland county, adjoining lamia
of Ebeneexcr Greennugh, Eq., Mark J. Diddle and
others, and the North East branch of the nver Sus
quehanna, containing 163 acres and 68 perches,
more or less, a large portion of which ia clesred,
and whereon are erected a dwelling houae and barn,
and a steam sawmill. There is also sn orchard on
said premises.
Alan: The undivided one-thirl part of a certain
tract of wood land, adjoining the above dwrilied
tract, lands of Matks J. Biddle and others, contain
ing 75 acres, mote or less,
felted, taken in execution, and to be sold as the
property of Thomaa O. Ashbridge.
Also i A certain tract er piece of land, situate in
Rutih township. Northumberland county, adjoining
lands of Jacob Reed, John C. Boyd, Na'h.in Pcg
and others, containing 1 15 acres more or less,
bout 90 acres of which are cleared, whereon are e
reeled a to atory log hooe. a two storv frame
house and kitchen, two large frame barna, and frame
woggon house, and other nu' huildinns.
Also: A cenain tract or piece of land situate in
Ruh township aforesaid, adjoining lands of llenrv
Johnson, Georce Bo ne, and the above described
tract, containing eight actea more or less, all of
which is cleared.
ANo : A certain lot of ground situate in the town
of Sbamokin, Coal township, Northumberland
county, in that pirt of said town laid out by John
C. Bovd. and marked in the general p'an of said
town No. 3, bounded on the eat by Shsmnkin
street, on the west bv Rock street, bv lot No. 2 on
the south and lol No. 4 on the north, containing
in breadth 28 J feet and in length 190 feet, whereon
are erected a two atory frame dwelling house and
kitchen, (painted whi e.) and a frame table.
Also: Two other lots, situate in the town of
Sham-kin aforesaid, in that part thereof laid out by
John C. Boyd, and marke t in the general plan
thereof No. 15 ai d 16, being contiguous to each
other, tviunded on the north by Sunbury street, on
the south by Ihe Danville and Pnltsville Railroad
or Commerce street, on the eaat by Washington
street, and on Ibe we.t by o No. 17, whereon sre
crerted a I story fiame house and kitchen, and a
frame at dde.
Si iied taken in execution, and to be sold as the
property of David Faux.
Also: A certain lot of ground situate in Coal
township, Northumberland county, in the town of
Sbamokin, na laid nut by A. Jordan, Esq. and o
thera, adjoining Grove street. Mine alley, and a lot
of William Crauford, containing 30 feet in breadth
and 180 feel in length, whereon are erected two
large two storv frame dwelling houses and one kit
chen, a large frame stable, a well of water, Ac
Seized, taken in execution, and to be sold as the
property of George Armstrong.
AIot A certain lol or piece of ground situate in
Snyderetown, Sbamokin town-hip, Norlhumlier
land county, eontai ing one acre more or less, ad
joining a lot of Willi im Fsrrow on the east, a lot
of William I-erch on the west, bind of Williim
Farrow on the north, and fronting on the Main
street or road leading from SnydeMown to Surilu
ry, whereon are erected a large two atory dwelling
house snd kitchen, a store house, grauery and email
stable, well of water, Ac.
Seized, t iVen in execution, and lo be sold as the
properly of Henrv Klsre.
Also : A certain lot or piece of ground ituate in
the Imrough of Norihumbr rland. and county of
NnrthuiTibi rl mil, containing 5 acres more nr less,
bounded north by Wewav. south by the West
Blanch of the River Susquehanna, west bv a lot of
James Kay, snd on the eaat by a mad b ailing to
the river, wheieon aie erected a large two atory
btick n ill and dwelling house, known by the name
of "The College."
Seized, taken in execution, and lo be said aa the
property of Josiah Chapman.
Also: A certain lot of ground aituate in the bo.
rough of Sunl ury, Northumberland county, boun
ded on the west by Fawn alreet, on the south by
an klli y, on the east by an out lot of Jacob Leisen-
ring, or a twentv feet alley, and on the north by a
lot of William Snyder, containing in breadth 60
feet and in lenith 240 feel, whereon are erect d a
two story log bouse, (weatherboarded.) an nut kit
chen, a good well of watci snd a frame sis ble.
ISeiied. t.iken in execution, and lo be sold as the
properly of Daniel Sujder, with notice to William
Snyder, garnishee.
AlfO: A certain lra"t or piece of land situate in
Shsmi kin township, Northumberland co., Imu"d-
ed bv the road leading from Snvderstown lo the
Centre turnpike, lands of Wm. Wateis. dee'd., and
the Hhamokin creek on the south, and the Danville
and Pnltsville Railroad on ibe rorth, containing
17 acres more or less, nearly all of which is cleared.
whitcon are eree'ed a large two story dwelling
house, (plastered,) a ki cben, and a large flame
barn, a well of water, Ac,
rVized, t krn in execution, and to be sold as the
properly of George Kre.iger.
Also : A certain steam sawmill, building and the
machinery thcieof, tog. ther with two sen s of
giound appertaining thereto, aituate in Point town,
ship, Nonhumberlan.1 countv. houndd by Ihe ca.
nl on the weat, the North Eai-l Drain h of the
river Su-qmhanna on the east, and nearly oppoaite
the teiteiice of I homaa Ashbridge.
Se xed, taken in execution, and to be sold as the
proiertv of Tho.nss Aahbridge,
Also : A certain tract or piece of land, situate in
Sham km or Coal township, ftortt.umberlaml Coun
tv. bounded and decrihed as follows ; beginning
at a white pine corner, adjoining lands of Biddle
A Company i thence north 75 d. gre. s east, ui
iierchea lo a pile of stone ; thence north 12 de
grees wist. 196 perches to a post ; thence north
88 degri es west, 23 perches to a post i Ihencs
north 75 degrees west, 69 perches toa pre of stone ;
thence south 5 degrees wet. 48 prrcnea lo a oat
thence south 80 deereea west, 30 ienh a to a pinr ;
thence south 13 degrees esst, 195 perches to the
place of beginning, containing 165 acies and 64
peie'ie, and allowance, more or less.
Also i A certain tract or piece of land situate
in fchamokin or Coal township, Northumberland
county, bounded and described as follows beg'n
ning at a white pine, adjoining Nnds of the Av
lum Company ; thence north 12 decrees west, 171
perches to a coiner ; thence sou'h 8 1 degrees e-t.
46 perchea to a corner j thence aou'b 75 d-greea
west, 58 perches lo a pile of atone; ibence noun
16 degiees we-t, 8 pen hi s lo a pile of stone ;
thence south 74 degrees west, 100 perchea to
pile of stone thence norih 16 degrees west, 106
perchea lo a pile of stone t thence north 75 degre. s
eat, 218 perches In a pile of .lone ; i hence n nh
12degries we-t. 80 perchea to a gum ; thence
south 75 degnea west, 275 p rchea lo a p ne
thence sou' h 55 degree we. t, 112 prhes .i a
chesnut (fallen ;) thence sou'h 78 degiees west
169 prrche. to a chetnut ok; th. nes north 64
degiees, lo a chesnut ; thence west, 124 p. rhs to
a chesnut ; ihencs south 70 deprtea west. 65 p rch.
es to a pile of alone, a cor mi ol Hi rah lie.V laud ;
thence south 12 degrees eaat, 159 perchea lo a
pjl ; thence north 85 degree rist, 216 perches to
a pile of stone thence north 75 degrees east. 118
perches lo a pile of stone j thi nee south 12 do.
grees cast, 388 perchea lo a f ine ( thence north 75
degrees eaai, 129 perches to a while pins ; thence
north 12) degrees west, 294 petchi s lo a pile of
stone; thence south 8 degrees cost, 218 perch
es to a p le of stone (formerly a maple ;) thence
south 61 degrees east, 64 perchea to Ibe place of
beginning, containing 1012 actea and 43 pcrche,
and allowance lo the Same, more or less.
Also; AH the one fu I equal individual fourth
part of all those seven tracts of lam), Hluate in Coal
nr Shamokin township, Northumberland county,
tbat is to aay l one of them containing one hun
dred and aixiy five acres and 64 perches, and al
lowance, more or less ; one other of them compos
ed nf three several tracts containing one thousand
and twelve acres, 43 erchis, and allowance, more
or les ; one other of Ihem on Ihe roid levli- g
from Sunbury In Reading, in Shamokin o' Coal
township af reei I, containing Iwn hundred acres.
and allowance, more or lea it being part nf a
larger tract called ' Spring Field," surveyed on a
warrant granted to Daniel Reese, dat.d the 17th
dav of Deccmlier. 1792 ; one other of ihem on a
branch of Sliamokin creek, in Bo;,r Valley, now
Coal towni-hip, containing 440 am a, and allow
ance, more or less ; one other of ihem in Sbamo
kin tou nhip. Containing 127 acres, 63 perehrs,
and allowance, more or lis; one other nf Ihem
lo in Shamokin township, containing 71 arri s.
130 perches, and allowance, more nr leas ; and the
other of said tracts Called "Stone Henge." on ihe
wstera of Shamokin creek, containing 250 aciea.
4 percbe. and allowance, more or I a a.
Seized, taken in execution, and lo be sold ns the
prnpo'tv of Bttrd Patterson
Also: A certain tract or piece of land situate in
A uuusta township, N'.rihtimber'and county, bound
ed by lands of Adam Shi'er, Jacob Fry, fiamml
Savidgw and the heirs of Henry Darti-her, di-c'd.,
containing 125 acres, more or less, about 80 acres
of which are cleared, whereon are erected a large
two s'nry d veiling houe and kitchen, or large two
storv frame dwelling house and kttrhen, (painted
white,) a large bank him, waggon ahed arid gran
ery, a lime kiln, two well of wa.er, a spring house,
and a large orchard.
AUoi A certain lot of ground situate on Sin
mokin or Market street, in the borough of Sun
bury, and marked in the general plan of said town
No 9, bounded eastward by a lot of Henry Mas-
ser, westward by a lot of William McCarty, and
eouthward by sn all y, whereon are erect-d a large
Iwn .story bruk h ue. occupied aa a store snd
dwclbng house, a brick and fram- kitchen, a large
frame store houae, a log stable, pump of water, 6lc.
Al-o: I woe. nam contiguous Iota of ground
situate in the bnrongh of Sunburv aforesaid, front
ing on blackberry street, and marked in the genel
plan ofssid town Nos. Z'M and 235. known ss the
McAdama property, bounded raiward hy a lot of
A. Jordan. Esq. and westward by a lo of 1' s hri s
of John L. Finney, containing about J of an aete
each, w heron are erected a large brick and log
dwelling houae and kitchen.
Also: Two certain other contiguous lota of
ground in the borough nf Sunbury aforesaid, and
numbered in Ihe general plan of said town, N..S.
146 and 147, hounded southward by Dew erry
street, northward by an all. y. eastward by lot No.
145, snd we-tward bv a lot of Rohrb chs or lol .No
148, containing about J of an acre each, whereon
are erected a two story brick house frame poller
shop, frame stable, a well of water, Ac.
Abo: 1 hree continuous lo's of ground aituate
in the town of Hhamok.n or in Coal t wnhip,
Noilhuml eiland county, in that pirt of said town,
laid out by A. Jordan and others, fronting Ihe
Danville A. Pnltsville Rail Road, and marked in
ihe general plan of said town, Nos. 400, 401 and
4li", hereon are erect, d a Urge frame dwelling and
a ore house, late in the occupancy of Hemy Paw
on, Seized, taken in execution, and to be sold as the
prorty of Henry Yoxihiemer. with rotice. lo
t'hailos Pleasants, E q , his assignee in Bankrupt
cy. Also : A certain I t or piece f ground situate in
Augusta townsh'p, Nortbumlx rl .ml c uu'v. bound
ed by a lot of Henry Maa-er, a lol of Jacob Painter
and Ihe Shamnk n creek, containing 5 acres more
or lets, whereon are eree'ed a one and a half atory
brewery ai d dwelling hou-, wi h a spring of wa
ter in the cell ir, a Irame stable, Ac.
Seized, taken ill execution and in be sold as Ihe
proiieilv of Philip A Gottlieb Brvmire.
FELIX MAUREK, Sheriff.
henlT's Office.
Sunbury, March II, 1843
2 U1
IS hereby given, tbat ihe i-ul-ecrihera purchased
the following s rides at cot s'able'a ssle, sold aa
the properly of Jonathan Peifer. of Little Mahonoy
townehip, on the 4 ill of Match, 1843, viz
I IHy Stud Horse,
f64 00
15 00
9 25
I Bay Har-e,
1 Hull,
1 I'd,
1 do,
1 Clock and Case,
2 Setts of Horse !e-r,
2 Co'tars snd a Blind Halter,
1 Cuning Box,
Swlngletrees and Chain,
1 Waggon and Uody,
1 Sbigh,
I I'ow,
I Heiffer,
1
1
21
5
2
91
67
00
75
75
80
1 25
50 00
13 25
10 75
6 50
All of which we have loaned to the said Jona
than Peifer I'uting our pb nsure, of which the pub
lie will l-ka notice. her
CHRISTINA X FCRST,
ma k
March II, 31 ELI S PEIFER.
IS be't'by given, that etlrs lectini enla-y have
this day, (March lt, 1813,) hem granted l the
subscriber, in the la.' will and tern anient of Civi
lian Sh'ptnan, dee'd., lute of Augusta township.
All persons, theief.ne. indebted to id e-'at". ate
heieby required to call and make p y merit, and all
persons having claims against the same, are likewise
rrqui.ed to pieseiit them for settlement.
LEW IS DEW A HP,
Sunbury, March II, 143 fit Kxemtnr.
Orphans' Court Sale.
IN puianaiice of an order of ihe Oiphaus' Court
of N- rthurnbeiland county, will h eiKwed lo
public sale, on Saturday the 25lh day of March,
iii.t., on the premises, In wit: A ceri itn tract of
land, aituate in Shamokin township. Notibum'er
land county, adjoining lands of Michael Taylor,
II a r .t Farnswnnh and others, com. joint sixty a
cres, m.oe nr less, late the es;s'e of Benjamin Tay
lor, dee'd. Sale to commence al 10 o'i Itx k, .. M.,
nf taiil day, when the conditions of a.lo will be
made known on the day of a le hy
SAMl'EL FUltMAN.
March 4th, 1HI3. Ailm'r.
Ik f fmurt mf amnion I'lra mf .VirfAurru
rland fount, .W. 13 Jirtt Trn.
Su-an Wood ley a by her next
friend, Chsr lea Weaver, $ Pluiioe e-ui-pnns
m. 5 for D. voice,
Jacob Wo dley $
THE ai.l tWt'ei dant is birehy requp d to be
and a; p'i befo'e l e Judgea of the Court of
Common Pleas of Nor humlerl n.l muntv, at a
Coun ,.f Common Plrasto he held ai Siiiduiry, on
Ihe firsi M n.lay in April next, to answer the Com-
Lint of lbs ss.d Susan.
FELIX MAITREU, Uurff.
Sheiiff'a OfTice, I
Sunbury, March 4, 1843. J 4
PAP.T1TEI.SHI?.
fTMIE stibsriibeis, hsving enter, d into a partner
ship in the practice of tho law. will be hsi'Pf
to attend to all business entrusted lo their cars.
Collections will be promptly attended to.
They may always be found at their office, lo
Market street, Fuuhury, fortneily occupied bv
Wm. Dewart, dee'd.. e a tore-roum.
WILLIAM L. DEWART,
CHARLES J. BltUNER.
Sunbury, Feb. 4,h, 1843. Im.
CIlAICLIaS FL1!ASANTS,
ATTORNEY AT LAV,
nAS removed his office to Ihe front ronm of
the br rk boue, formerly known as Smith's
I aern, on Ihe south west corner of Ihe square on
Mstket street. Business entrusted lo his care, in
thi-i county, and in th counties of Union, Colum
bis and Lvrnmine, wdl receive prompt attention.
Sunbury, Feb. 4, 184341.
A Tunnrry Tor Rent.
rPHB Tannery, fixtures, srd tools, in this place,
belottgin i to the Cftatc of Imac Ziegb r, dee'd..
now in p 'FSiMon of Bucher A Frv, will be rented
for a term o years, nn re isonaole terms. Poao-.
sion given on ths 1st day of April next Apply
to II B. MASSER.
8ur,bury, Feb. 4, 1843.
Orphan' Court Sale.
IN pursuance nf an order of the Orphana' Court
of Northumberland county, w. II lie exposed to
sale, at the .,te residence of Wm. Garret, dee'd., on
Saturday the 25tli dav of M irclt next, to wit :
A certain tr ct of wood 1 md. situate in Rush
township, tn said county, containing twenty five
acre', adjoining lam's of Eena Sharpies, Jacob
Ge .rhart'a devisees, (ieorue Geaibart and othera.
late ihe e-tate of said dee'd. Sale lo commence
at 1 o'clock of said day when the conditions of sale
will le made known by
SilRPLESS TAYLOR,
JOHN C. GRIER,
Jan. 28, 184 3. Admr't
SA.H'ls imtCKE.mLLEIl,
HATTER,
"WTERY RESPEtJTFL'I.LY len leave toir
V frm his ctn-tomera and the public generally,
that he still continues the
IIATTINO BTJSXXTSSS,
in all its various branches, in the shop, nearly op
posite the Buck Tavern, formerly occupied hy
Henry Haaa and him. If. under the firm of Haas
A Drucksmiller, which firm has been mutually die
o'ved. He hop s. by his long experience in the
above business, and a1 net attention thereto, to ren
der seoeral satisfaction, and receive a liberal share
of public patronage.
Sunbury, Octoter 15th, 1842. 6m.
UNION HOTEL,
(Genrral Stage Office,)
LYCOMING COUNTY,
PciiiHiylvaula.
rilHE Solwcriher respectfully informs his friends
I. and the public in general, that ho has taken
the above
LARGE ASD COMMODIOUS
HOTEL,
IN THE BOROUGH OF M L N C Y.
and that he i now well prepared to accommodate
al1 who may favor him with their custom.
His Sirtriso ArinTstsTS are well aired, and
comfortable.
Hi Taat.r tm Ban will a'wnyt be suppli-d
with the beat the m ukel can allor.l.
His 8rtiLiao, which is l'ixxI. will I under
the charge of good and careful hostlers.
He f. el confident, by strict attention to businesa
and sn earnest desire to render comfortable those
who may patronize him, that he will not foil to give
general s:iinfaction. 11. 13. W LAV LK,
Muncy, Oct. 1st, 1812. tf.
A CARD.
D'
r. J. vv . ITnl begs leae to tender til grate.
ful at kni w'edgments lo the people of SunhU'y
and surrounding country, fm then past encourage
men! in ihe line of his profession ; and would
the same lime announce lo them. Ih t he i-till in
lends lo continue the practice of medicine in all its
various ib partmciit. He would, therefore, solicit
s continu .nce of their confidence and patronage
He may be found at nil times at hta office, in mar
kit street, unless professionally engigt d.
Xuiihury, Oct. 1st, 1812. if.
A CARD.
Tr. I. T. Trite", Respectfully informs the
citizens of Punitory sil l vo n l y. that tie hs a
ken an olhce in ire buil.'ing lately oecui led by Pete
Lax .rua na a drus a'ore, in m .rket atieei, Su bury
where In may W f. ui d al all hours, unless profes-
sinnallv enca.'id
DR. 1'RU'LS returns h s sincr r thsnks for h
ertcnuiaeemeui he has lee-ied. in the line of h
profession, in this place, and tru-t, by prompt a
tent on to the duties of his prolesoor,, and rea-on.
able charges, that he will continue to receive
liberal i-hnre of the public patron age,
Sunbury, I hi, 1st, 1842. tf.
DR. .T. N. SUMNER,
SURGEON DENTIST,
p ESPECTFI'LLY informs Ihe public that he
' k ha( made Northumberland hia permanent
place of ie.lcnce, snd is ready to attend 10 any
c.di. in the line of hi prolcssion.
July 2, 1842. ly.
TAILORING,
ON HIS OWN IIOOK.
PETE?. GETTE31,
KFSPECTFI'LLY informs hi friends and the
public generally, that he has commenced the
Tailoring HiiftiiieNs,
in sll its bta.iciie, in the houe f.nnierly occupied
by Wm. Durst aa a Tailor Whop, in Blackhtrry
street, nearly opioite the Pr sbytrriar Church.
He riSclluly .olie t a s'la.e of the public palrou
ag, and tru.is by strict srteiiiion lu hnsiue and
reasonable ct a ges, Le will be ensiled lo gtvs gen
eral .alulae ion.
Sunbuiy, June 18th, 1812 ly
Frtsi suppv of ROSE OINTMENT, received
1 and for ale by U. B. MASTER.
Nov. latli. lb 12.
KLAXKS
FOR BALE AT THIS OfFlCE.
THS
rniiiDELrniA, reading and futtstillb
HAIL ROAD.
AS EXTRA ACCOMMODATION LINE
Will commence runntn between Philadtlphta
and Polttville on tit f following day
and hour i :
On akb avt bb Mohdat, Mat 9, 1841.
Leaving Potuville, on Mondays, Wednesdays
and Fridays, at 8 A. M.
Leaving Philadelphia, on I uesdaya, I hurailayt
anJ Saturdays, at 'jr. M.
lliinn nf pnm'nr Fending,
For Philadelphia, at 10 A.M. ? ..
For rottaville, at P.M.
fa n e a.
Between Pnltsville A Phtlads. f 3.S0 St f 2,60
Between Reading A. do, 2,25 A 1,75
Between do A Pottsville, 1,40 A 1.00
Excl'bsio Tickets bood fob bxtibhiso
BIXT HAT.
Between Pottsville St Philadelphia, f 5 00
Between Reading & do. 3 00
Between do. St Pottsville, 2 00
Tbs other passenger trains will as before, at
the following hours l
Philadelphia and PotlrviUe,
From Philadelphia, at 6 A.M. n t
From Pottsville, at 2 P. M. S '
ours of pairing Reading.
For PnUavilie, at 9 A. M. .
For Philadelphia, st 3j P.M. J U"3'
All the trains will ttop for way passengers at
the usual points.
rrj" All passengers are requested lo procurs
their tickets before the trains slsrt.
May 21, 1842. if.
To Country
MERCHANTS.
THE Subscriber, Agent of Lyon St Harris, Hat
Mannfiiellirprs. for New Vot-b. Phibidfdnhii,.
Baltimore and other large cities, whoso Hull are
highly commended far guod ml- and durability.
has on hand a lirt rale assortment or HA I a snd
CAPS, suitable for Spring salts, whh will be sold
very low, foi cash or appioved credit, al tbs nctrd
cheap glare. No. 40, North Third strott, oppibi'S
the Utty Hotel, I'liilndelphis.
ROBE FIT D. WILKINSON, Apent,
N. B. Orders for Hats in the rough, promptly
attended lo. Ths highest price in with or trad
given fjr Fur ikins.
Philadelphia, June 11, I642.-!y
ALL persons indebted to the firm of Lyon Sc
Harris, under the agency of O.N. Thacher,
Hut and Can Manufaclurert, No. 40 North Third,
street, Philadelphia, are requested to make immedi.
ate settlement ofth. tr accounts with Ihe subscriber,
their legally authorized agent, who is fully empow.
etcd to settle snd collect the accounts of said firm.
ROBERT D. WILKINSON,
June 4th, 1842. If Agent.
warrastf.d superior to asy
other m:ar sumiury.
"WOHN A HENRY LAND AIT, having rented
9 the Lime KihiN of Henry Masser, in Sunbuiy,
have now for sale the liest Lime in this part of the
country, and will continue lo keep constnntly on
hand fresh Lime for l'lastortng, liuildir.g and for
Liming land, on as reasonable terms r.s can be bad
anywhere in the neighboihood.
May 21. 1842. J. A. If. LANDAU.
EAGLE
Corner of Third and Vine Streets,
WXLUAMSPOaT, PA.
riHE subscriber respectfully snnounces to ths
1 public, that he Ims oned a Hotel in the com
modioua brick building s tuate on the coiner of
'I hird and Pine streets, where be wilt be happy lo
wail upon those who may favor him with their
company. The Eagle Hotel ia large and conveni
ent, snd furnished ib the bct modem si vie. It is
provided with s Isrge number of well aired and
comfortable sleeping apartments, rooms, private
parlors, Ac Persons visiting Williamsport on bu
siness oi plca-ure, may re.t aa-ured that every ex.
ertion will be used lo render their sojourn at tht
"Eagle Hotel" pleasant and agreeable. IlisTahh
will be supplied with the very best the matket af
fords, and his bar with the choicest winea and othc
liquors charges reiaonable. The Eagle Hotr
posseaties greater advantages in point of locatur
than sny othei similar establishment in the borough
being situate in the business pari of the town, am
within a convenient distance of the Court Hous
and Williamsport and Elmira Rail Road Depot.
Sufficient Stabling provided, and good snd trust;
oMlera always in attendance.
Attentive, accommodating and honest Servant
hate leen employed, and nothing left undone thi
w ill add to ths comfort and accommodation of bi
guels.
There will be a carriage always in attendance
the Boat Landing to convey passengers to and frot
the House, free of charce.
CHARLES BORROWS.
May 14th. 1842.
7M. EEIL1JLT &, CO.
Commission & ForvVarding Merchant.
Foot of Willow Street Rail Road,
OX TUX tlELAWABS,
HAVING associated wi h them Joseph Barm
lute of Easlon, Pa., respectfully Inform thi
friends and the public generally, that they have t
k n Ih t targe and well known alore and wharf
f.Mjt of Willow Street Railroad, lately occupied I
Jacob Martin, where they purpose doing a Genei
Commisaion and Forwarding Busineas, and fio
the local advantanea of the place being connect
with all the public improveaients that have tin
outlet In the city, they flatter themselves ihey w
I able to do business lo as great, if nut greater a
vantage, and upon as reasonable terms aa any oil
house, and they assute their friends that any co
S'ii.ntcnts mads to Ihem shall have their strict i
teutioii, and no exertions spaicd to give entitc sat
fact ton .
Tiny are also prepared lo receive snd for wo
goods io any point on Ihs Delaware and Lebi
livers, between Mauch Chunk, Easton snd Phi.
Jel bis, via Delaware Division snd Lehigh Caitn
also, lo anv iomt on Ihe Juniata river, or Not
and Wist Blanches of ihe r-usquebanna via Schu
kill snd I'uion, or tho Chesapeake and Tide Wu
Caiia's.
For the accommodation of Boata Coming or (
ir g via Schu Ikill and Union Canals, a Steamlx
will b." kept cipresaly for towing boata from I
Sibuvklll arout.d to the Delaware snd back, whi
will eiuble merchants to have their produce He
teied on the Delaware, and their goods shipped
a saving ol fill to 75 per cent, or ths prices
luutirg acio.s, with these sdvantages they
speclfully solicit a share of patronaas.
W . I1EILMAN ACO
William Ittilman,
W H am W. Ktyrer.C
Joseph B.rurt. 3 rhilsJ .Msy 14, 1842.-