Though no persons were to be seen upon the ad
jacent roofo, the missiles evidently destended
upon the Mayor's force.
As soon as the watch in front had been driven
off, the mob went to work quite coolly and sys
tematically. One of the iron fates was first bro
ken down, and thus the platform (about five feet
high) upon which the building stands having been
reached, a sort of battering-ram was procured,
with which steady and determined blows were
inflicted upon the northernmost door, but it resis
ting all efforts, (which it did until the last) with
clubs the assailants begun to demolish the sardies
tafthe front windows, which are low, and in
which by this time there was not probably a sin
gle unbroken pane of glass.
While the mob were thus engaged, there was
an alarm of "the Troop" "the Troop" end a
bove all the clamor was presently heard the notes
of a shrill trumpet, sounding the charge. The
First City Troop rode by almost at a gallop,
causing the crowds to fly towards IJuee street,
where the company wheeled and returned at a
similar gait ; and several pasnnges of this kind
were made, but with no effect, for the mob fol
lowed the horsemen, withersoever they went, ut
tering long and loud derisive cries ; while the
party immediately engaged in breaking into the
Church dij not for a moment desist, but seemed
to redouble their efforts in anticipation of the ar
rival of more of the military.
In an incredibly brief period, the obstruction
offered by the sash was removed the gas light
near by extinguished and fire conveyed into the
lower cent re window. The fire was undoubted
ly kindled by lucifer mutches, as we were close
spectators, and certainly no fire was carried
opelny within.
As soon as the licht was seen, numerous per
sons employed themselves in bringing small
pieces of boards and other ligbt sttifT, which were
either thrown ujkw the fire, or handed to fhos ?
inside. The (lames appeared to make slow pro
gress, for the light was not seen in the second
atory at all, (this was owing, we believe, to the
"windows having shutters inside,) but on a and
den they bnrrt forth from tlie roof, and almost
immediately enveloped the base of the cupola.
The sight was hailed by a loud cheer.
The beamiful cupola of tbe Church did nut
burn wild the rapidity which might have been
supposed. Tliis was owing to tlio cornice of
"the base proetiflg bo far as fisr a time to shield
the columns which supported the dome and
cross.
Tim dime pmbably reached the roof as coon
as they did by mesne of the organ, which stood
iniaW-iiteVy over the burning materials below.
TitecujW burnt fort longtime before any
fiffCui otVt feii. Pillar after pillar, stanchion
after siancbios fall, and still the Btructore stood
rc-ct one maeeof fhtttc. At length the cross
fell into the ntreet. This elicited another cheer.
A few momenta after, the failing in of the roof
carried with it the burning but stdl erect re
mains of the cupola.
Between four and five o'clock, the mob pro
ceeded southward to the Roman Catholic
School House, at the corner of Second and
I'henix street, which after be i it g stoned was set
on fire at the top. We understand tint a quan
tity of Camph-inc Oil was thrown upon the cu
pola, and the fire then applied. This beautiful
building was also consumed without any effort
being made to cave it the firemen throwing
water only upon the adjoining bciildidgs, to
guard them from the flames. At six o'clock,
the bare blackened aad tottered wullt alone re
mained. "Tk IlaiKlivriltitg on tHeWsil."
The United States li-iiottc of Monday records
the following remarkable tact connected with
the recent Kensington outrages : "We ta,
on Saturday, the ruins in Kensington, the black
fined crumbled walls of the Church, of the
School Mouse, and of many dwelling houses,
that the unssions of men had doomed to destruc
tion. The heart sickens at such exhibitions,
ami inquire for the justice of man, that allow
ed of anch unlawful, unruly violence ; or the
justice of Heaven, which seemed to sleep amid
the wrong doings of the wicked, both when the
murders were committed, and the property waf
ted. We learned nothing there to answer that
inquiry, but returning by the way of Fourth
street, wo went up and stood amid the smoulder
ing rums of St. Augustine'n ; and when we re
newed our inquiry, our eye reeled on the upper
most portion of the opposite wall, from which
the fire had peel e J every particle of plastering,
and licked off the decorative paint ; but aa if
in defiance of the wrath of man, and the fury
of the flames, there Mood, in clear uninjured
Ictteis, the inscription, "Thk Ixiko Stent. "
And we turned away satisfied in our heart, and i
exclaiming, in quiet submission, "Shall not the
Judge ot all the earth do right !"
Grants to the Nsw States. According to
a report of the Secretary of the Treasury, made
to the House of Representatives on the 26th of
last March, the annexed sums have been granted
to the new States respectively, in money and
public lands, for the purpose of internal improve
ment, education, seats of Government, public
buildings, he. The lands reckoned at the mini
mum price of $1 25 per acre :
Ohio,
$1,910,041
1,190,721
699,708
739,061
Indiana,
Illinois,
Missouri,
Alabama,
Mississippi,
Louisiana,
Michigan,
Arkansas,
'24.700
. (192,600
1,333.957
1.403,100
9,975,429
5,624,553
Net Vxpenditur on the Cumberland
road, (the 3 per ct fund deducted,)
sssws(sxsavieitsa
t 15.600,361
Tbe eost of the Cumberland read has vered
about $ 20.COO a mile
For the American.
Netting of the Bar.
At a meeting of the bar of Northumberland
county, held at the house of Elicabeth Weitzel,
Hugh Bellas, Esq., was appointed chairman
and Wm. J. Martin, Esq. secretary. The ob
ject of the meeting having been stated, the fol
lowing resolutions were adopted.
Whereas, The bar of this county hare heard
with regret of the decease of DANIEL LEVY,
Esq., who died at bis residence, in this place, on
Sunday morning, the 11th Inst., after a protract
ed illness. Therefore,
Itetntvetl, That in the decease of our late fel
low member, we recognize the loss of one who
has filled the period allotted to the "life of man,"
and are forcibly reminded of the solemn truth,
"that it is appointed to (ill men once to die." He
has been gathered to his Fathers full of years,
and from his advanced age may be regarded as the
Father of our bar.
Kennlved, That we will attend his funeral this
afternoon, (Tuesday,) from bis late residence,
and wear the usual badge of mourning.
Hooked, That the proceedings of this meet
ing be published.
Breach op Promise. Juries are now giving
alarming high damages for a breach of the
marriage promise, and it behoves gentlemen
tb use prudence and discretion in making their
declarations. A verdict of was lately gi
ven against person for a breach of promise.
He only visited the lady three or four years
without proof that he had in that time 'pop
ped the question.' The Jury probably thought
that he ought to have done so on that period,
andthecefore put it heavy upon him, for omis
sion. BALTIMORE MARKET.
Office of the Baltimore Amiricak.M iy 13.
GRAIN. W he st s have declined. The few par
cels of Md. reds at market to day sold nt 97 .103
cents fur good to prime. On Saturd y s losd of
strictly prime Pcnna. red was sold at 107 cent;
to-day two loads of good red weie solJ at 101, and
a lot with a good deal of smut in it, it 98 cents.
A side of Penna. Rye to day at 50 cents. Sales
. f .Md. wl.ite Corn at 39.1-11 c's., and of yellow at
13a44 rix. We quote O iU at 2Ta28 c1s.
WHISKEY Is very dull at 2IJa22 cants fur
hhds , and 22Ja23 cts. for W W.
BLEtaisa iiwtn Nraorta For the Life of
the Flesh is in the Blond YVlh as much reason
might we ssy, that trees die from too great a quan
tity of sap, is that a man can die from too great a
quantity uf Mood. The moisture derived from e itih
to the tree becomes sap, and the stomach of a man
fiom the fo.-d pat into it obtains blood, which sup
plies the daily waste of the body. The m cau
ses tend to life in both, but thai wLich causes
life never produces death.
Dr. Uonjtinin Brsndielh considers Bleeding to
ha si ways iinproer in ilia treatment of any com
plaint, whether inflammatory or otherwise; he-
cause the Brsndrelh Vegetable Universal Pills re
move the ciuse of the inflammation without touch
ing the vital principle.
(7- Purchase of H. B. Maser, Sunbury, or of
the agents, puhlUhed in another part of this p iper.
.Tf .f IS 1 1 I E U ,
In this place, on Sunday last, by the Rev. R.
A. Fisher, Mr. Abraham Martz to Miss Eli
zabeth Stkhlk, both of Milton.
i i i: i,
At bis residence in this place, on Sunday
morning last, DANIKL LEVY, aged about 77
years.
rmvEs ri.ovn ,f.v c.f.
The following were the prices of Flour, Wheat,
Corn and Oats, at the several points named, at
the latest dates received :
Flmtr. 1VA7. Corn. Oats.
Philadelphia, . . ft 60 1 Ot 60 31
New Yoik. ... 5 69 I 07 51 32
Uuff.lo 4 to 85 50 28
Cie-el..nd 3 60 6ft
Wilmington. Del. 4 75 I 03 60 38
Richmond, Vs. 4 62 45 30
Cincinnati,. ... 3 65 50 25 17
Trenton, N. J 1 02 50 30
Si. Louis, .... 3 75 61 22 17
It;. It i more, .... 4 62 1 08 45 27
Mobil-, 5 00 66 42
Albny 4 69 1 02 50 27
Aleiend.ia. D.C. 4 50 95 48 30
Latuyette. Ind., . 57 25 15
MxumreCily, . . 4 00 70 25 25
Boston 5 00 60 37
New Oilcans, . . 4 3.. 82 40 30
Pittsburg, ... 3 6 71 37 20
Louisville 3 75 65 22 18
Hsgerstown, ... 4 60 67 32 22
Georgetown. ... 4 60 97 47 30
Zanesville, Ohio, 3 12 50
Alton. Illinois. . . 3 75 60 20 14
Springfield, III., . 3 38 48 12 10
Chicago, ..... 3 50 68 37 25
Rochester 4 20 91
Detr. it, 3 88
lob Jo 3 50 60 36 26
Milwaukie, .... 62 50 34
Reading 4 50 95 40 30
August.. Me., . . 5 75 92 65 30
Memphis, Tenn, . 4 60 32
TO
The Celebrated CAP VEINS
AT SIIAMOKIN.
THE Coal Veins and Fixtures st Shsmokin
Gap, in complete order to do a large business,
can be leased on leasonabla terms, together with
Drift Wagons, Tools. Ate., also 30 Kail Koad YV.
gons and a Wharf at Banbury. Terns made tnown
oo application Iq J. H PURDY, or
A. JORDAN,
B'Jnhury, Msy 18, 1844. 3t Sunbury.
13 hereby given, that the subscriber purchased, at
Private Bala, on the 3iq day of May, 1841,
of Abraham Kimerl, which ha will leave in the
possession of said Ri inert, until he seaa proper lo
Uka it away, the f "'lowing properly, vis t
Two Maiea, 1 Colt, 1 Tbra-hing Machine, 1
Wafon and Body, I Plow. 1 Gow. Heilfer, 1
lot Horse Ueaia, I . Iron Kelt la, 1 Corner Cup
board, I Clock, 1 Table, 1 Work Stand, I Cheat,
SO yards Carpel, ELIJAH KOCHER.
Nay I Sib, 1844. 31
PRICE CURRENT.
Corrected weekly by Henry Yoxtheimer.
Wmiat, .... 85
Rra, 60
Conrr, ... . . 40
Oats, 25
Pone;, S
Flaxskid, ... . 100
BoTTta, ..... 1J
BsKIWAT, .... SO
Tallow, .... 10
Dhiid AerLts, 75
Do. Pa acres, , 200
Flax, -8
Heckled Flax, J 10
Eue, .... 6
Notice.
'PHOSE persons having demands against the
-- Commonwealth lor labor pmfnrme,!, or mate
rials furnished for the rrpairs of the
North Branch Canal,
prior to the 9th day of Jsnuary, 1344, who hsve
not handed to the suhscrilicr an account of Hie
same, are r quested to do so at the earliest pnssih'e
moment, in order that they miy be put in form fir
settlement, as soon as the fund appropiiated for the
payment of nld debts can lie obtained.
1 ho e living al a uts'atice are reqursteil to for
ward by mail or otherwise. W. H. MAFFET.
Wilke-b nrc, May 1 1, 1844. if Suervis ir.
CE1TTB.E TTJB.1TPIKE.
NOTICE i hereby given, that an election for
officer of the
"Centre Turnpike Road Cotnp'j."
will bo held at the house of El a dieth Wei'tel in
the borough of Sunbuiy, on Monday the 3d d.y of
June next. The election will be open al 2 o clock.
P. M., and close at 4 P. M. The books and ac
counts of the Company will l exhibited to the
stockholders present at the urn. time and ntxce
JOHN U. DDYD,
Northumberland, May 11, 1844. 4t 8c'y.
m d rssr js: ccs nn
IS hereby jirn, that the subscriber purebased of
Samuel Wagner, Conatabb- of Litile Mahonoy
township, on the 30 h of Aprd. 1811, the following
srtic'es sold by the said Constable, as the properiy
of Isaac Rogers, ami that I have loanrd the same
to the said laisc Roger until I see proper to tke
them away, vix : I Bay Mare, bridle and hitter,
(11 00. JACOB RAKER.
Mav 4th, 1R14. 3t.
KEIIOVAL.
DOCTOR J. B. MASS Ell,
RESPECTFULLY informs the cir
izens of Sunbury and its vicinity, thai
he h'e removed his office to the white
building in Ma'ket Sou oe, east of Ira
T. Clement's t.ite, and imwml'a'ely opposite tbe
po-t ofhYe, where he will he happy to receive calls
in the line of his profession
Sunbuiy, Msy 4lh. 1844.
Henry S. tfmdman,
BEGS leave to inform the citisens of Sunbury
and its vicinity, that he has commenced the
BLACKSMITHIXG BUSINESS,
in the shop formerly occupied by Dsniel Tsr ck,
in Market street. Sunbury. east of Ira T. Clement'
store, and directly opposite tbe post oflire, where he
intends to carry on the business in all its various
brunches.
Order will be promptly and punctually attenJed
to, and work done cheap, for cash or country pro
duce. d3" Horse Shoeing done al f per sett.
Sunbury, April 27lh, IN44. ly.
Orphans' Court Kale.
IN pursuance of an ordsr of the Orphan-' Court
of Nonhumlerland county, will be einoted to
public site, on Fridsy ih 24th day of Msy next,
on the premi.es. In wit; a certain tract nf land si
tuate in Aueusta township, in s.iid county, a 'iin
ing lands nf William Reeser, Ssniul Tucker, Dan
iel Zimmerman and others, containing one hundred
and seventy-five acres more or lea, on which is e
rerted a two ttnty frame hou", and a frama and
log barn, Lite the estate) nf George l,nng, sr., dee'd.
Kale to commence at 10 o'clcli. A.M., of siidday,
when the conditions of sde wi'l l.e m do known
by SAMUEL GO.NsERV,
JACOB SEASHOIIZ.
8unbury, April 27th, 1844. 4t Adm'n.
Caution.
AN AWAY, on Sunday last, from the sub
, scriher, r sding in the town of Sliamokm.
A Mil
HEW JACKSON UOCGHNEIl. an in.
dented apprentice to the Blarksmiihing bu-ines.
ll persons are therefore cautioned from harboring
or trusting him on my account.
JOSEPH ZERN.
Rbsmnkin. April 27ih. 1844 3t.
DAVID E V A X S
Palent Fire and Thief IVtjnf Iron
Chests, Slale lined Refrigerators,
willi Filters atinched when
icqtiirt'd.
ETA1TS V-ATS01T,
iVo. 70 South third ill., opposite the Exchange,
PHILADELPHIA,
M A.N I . r AC I UHE an t
""-KciJIieep for salt) Dtvui Evaks'
V-VFeelebralrd Water and I'rovi
; - J. Sinn Uclrlssml Patent rre.
H!'!4rron Clie-t, for pe-ening
7. n'" v Psieis. Di'rdn. Jewrly,
:itiold, ISllver, &e., made
of Bo I- r Iron, (and not nvtr PUnk as nuii'iy-live
out of every one hundred now in use and lor rale
sre mid..) wi'h first rate I..ks aud Divi I Evci,'
Patmt Keyhole Covers, sinul.ir to the ne e- i
ed at the Philadelphia Exchine. f.r tb'e! 'nijihs
in the summer of 1842, when al tb' K- wtle n
liberty to be used, and the Cb'it , u'Mi ,.
though the espenm. nl w4 ( j , ,i ei bM
persons. One of lb'. ... l ofk w ., hy
Robbers, at the ela-;,,,. Coal Otlice, in Walnut
alreel, abovu Th;.0i bot J,J nt suemd.
(O oi;g Machines, Iron Doors, superior
Locks, (n() a kinds of lion Ratlings, Beat and Co.
P' ing Pi asses, and Cmithwoik gent rally, en hand
or manufactured at lbs shortest notice.
03 CAUTION. I do hereby caution all par.
sons ag.int making, using, selling, or cau.ing lo
be sold, any Key bote Covets for Fire Proof Carets,
or Doors, of any kind similar in principle lo my
Patent, cf 10th July, 1841, and also against Lining
RrfrUerators with blate, for which my Patent is
dated SSih March, 1844, aa any inftingement will
be deall with according la law.
DAVID EVANS.
Philadelphia, April 13. 1844. ly
A CAIYAIj IIO AT. capable of carrying 70
tons, about half worn, will be sold ehesp, and on
reasonable terms. Enquire al ibis office.
April 27.b, 1944.
NORTHUMBERLAND COUNTY
Treasurer's Sale.
Jk GREEABLY lo an act ef the general asem
Xm. bly of the CnmtnnnwesUh of Pennsylvania,
parsed the 13th of March, 1815, and the supple,
ment thereto, emitted an aet directing the mode of
selling Unsested Isnds for teres and ntber purp.wes.
will be exposed to public sale, at tbe Court Hour
in the Borough of Sunbury, on the second Tues
day In June next, at 10 o'clock, A. M the follow
ing described traeis of land, for arrearages of taxes
due, and the costs accrued on esch tract respective
ly, unless previously discharued, to wit t
AUGUSTA TOWNSHIP.
Warrantee Namet. Acres. Tnx.
Dering Frederick 80 1 07
Dering Frederick 8 24
Donnel Charles 200 7 70
Jonea William R 4 55
J nc William K 16 1 8'J
Levy D ini.-I 63 8 73
Miller John 74 7 .13
Mel'hera.n Samuel 40 2 fit
Rsnkin John 307 22 65
Kye a in John 30 1 10
Rankin. Rli. sds B 41
Smith .l.-hn Dr. 77 2 91
Smith J. -hi Dr. 42 141
Webb Abraham 307 30 52
CllILISCiUACinE. POINT and TURBUT
TOWNSHIPS.
Hrrrrfe .Vnmcs. Acre.
Rrllerion Ben'tamin 3!)J
Birron, J..bn jr. 410
Rr.vlie William 291
Ben on William 414
Rlair Wil'i .m 3011
Rrady William P 4 12
B yd John 105
Cooper Isase 200
Cnoier Martin 100
('rage Joseph 250
Dvid John 41.1
Frirkle Charloa O. SH
OalTHrnry 162
fla'dner Wili .m P .( 4iCj
(nlner A'rhiluld 4tl
Oast n J.imes 61
Hall Willhm Si 0
Hnddinot James 3-13
Jakson D ivid 442
Jones Ann 61
Tax.
22 P.
S4 12
18 20
24 2
16 68
21 45
3 51
11 36
5 72
II 01
23 46
17 32
9 19
21 55
22 15
1 66
17 04
18 53
25 01
2 40
21 48
22 Ptl
7 76
15 lt
6(1
6 45
to 14
16 01
10 55
Kintx'ng Atrsham 430J
Lake Richard - 401
Lvy Ar-n 2t0
M-ikel Jolm 227
Meitn- r J I 60
Notioott James 33
Piatt J hn 220
Sarvis John 424
Soloroom Mver 300
COAL TOWNSHIP.
Worrenfre Xamcs.
Arret.
4IS
353 J
306
3531
413J
314
344
250
1S2
121
188
348
22
116
290
425,
49j
3(16
412
0
32J
105
36
423
39(1
441
396
1511
440
4 to
47
433
40(1
130
357
334
2t9
299
405
319
4'3j
412,
414
159
458
449j
124
387
Twr
41 51
73 2(1
36 38
41 61
35 8
21 51
4 68
B 8S
15 10
22 84
33 22
33 83
12 06
18 75
23 82
34 36
3t 3
17 38
62 16
& 95
26 55
20 23
8 76
18 09
38 87
35 17
89 46
9 95
49 31
67 99
52 19
23 57
22 67
8 88
34 f.4
26 9
16 94
5 83
2 25
33 r,s
14 31
31 l3
44 74
23 49
32 82
51 66
44 65
14 23
6 4'l
12 71
33 33
14 1G
31 45
45 51
30 31
43 P3
31 2
An-is Fre.'eiick,
Aulis Henry
Adams William
Adams Thorn s
Adams Robeit
Brauiignm Daniel
Bower Christian
Brown Nathaniel
Bailey John N
Black William C
Bright Jacob
Button (Samuel
Beilerton Ui nj.imin
Bogar John
Cou-erl James
Cam pi .in Robert
Campbiiu Thomas
Cook John
Cowden J ha
Davison Mary
Deri i g Cburles
D-ring Ch-olea
Elinil Willi .m
Foster Thomas
(Siskins Thomas
G'rer Janus
Greer Thomaa
(iss Jcob
Gray ltolert
(Jiay Will-am
liiani Tbo is
Gardner Arrhib .Id jr.
Gardner Arehil'ald senr.
Metri.k Philip
HufT Emanuel
H .s-eneleut r Mary
Hept um J .me
Mi.ach William
HolT-e Ah-aham
Hamilton 'I homss
Hooter Aln -hdi-r
Hi-ptmru James
ILinnltuii I'honus
Hun er Aleiander
Himmelreich Henry
liiinineli-icli Henry
Jenkins James
Jor.l n Ales nder
Kiinmil Siiuiu. l
Kohl ti.o'ge W
Krirg' hsum John &. Henry Reed
Loiiitafcll F red rick
M.iliniog R cbard
Moniin Wdiiim
Mcltcnni'lds John
Moer Henry
McKenna'a Andrew
Martin J -ho G
M irkUy Edwaid O
M irun John G
Mtrr lie.-re
112
200
123
414
46
313
331
269
no
1"4
r
60
117
118
1
5(0
too
ton
200
?. in
stil 415
39f.
tw
4f7
150
410
342
412J
150
423
193
103
153
406
S7I
313
120
103
35 tj
382
150
361
90
105
173
273
133
I'
1 i 15
13 4N
3 nO
19 4.1
4.' S
15 169
19 14
13
15 13
15 13
15 13
15 13
15 tl
t 7
25 64
32 01
-2 I'J
19 91
V 10
27 19
4 02
44 9.1
21 13
47 94
7 87
17 93
6 66
32 95
8 87
28 12
16 90
15 66
169 68
30 64
6 40
6 94
14 33
17 60
27 13
90 86
16 80
Myeis Muiy
Pntcha-d ilium
Pruxe Going
Prtee John U
I'ricu I. -ho II
lt.es Daniel
Itus on C, .rb.lls
lieyn- id.
"'. rhouua
"'a-t Mry
II ost. n M iry
Khatinoti WilliaoA
S.iltn.m Krebfifd
Shul-t Aulrew
Sl.yb-f.s.'ii James
bus! Meiiik
bin cts ti.'orce
recoil Abrshsirt
Sc. tl amoel
Kinsiler Henry
Scott Ksmuel
Scott Samuel
8igfriid SamUel
Tagtui John
Trickle Chas G
Walker Lewis
Wilon William
Wattera Godfrey
Weia Jaeob jr
Young Benjamin Dr
Ynuug John, Man haul
Young Benjamin P
Young Samuel
Yoiitirioter Henry
Yonhrimsr Henry
Yoiibrimsr Hsnry
Eiramerman Malhtsa
Zeiglei Isjse
't 1.1 '.J U'.imi".!L'Si.gSl .'. .'!!.!.
SHAMOKIN TOWNSHIP.
UWanfee Ame. Acrei. Tax.
Kinley Catherin 405 6 69
l.ak Richard 415) 12 40
Reed John 30 I 22
Scott Abraham 342 8 98
Taylor William 67 73
Wilson John 204 91 65
LITTLE MAHONOY TOWNSHIP,
irorrnnfce Kamei. Acrtt. Tax.
Blsin John S00 2 08
Gardner William P 409 15 89
Hunter James 426 It 77
Hall Charles 437 13 10
Ki. Id John 877 II 33
KiddJohn 312 37
I. von J oseph 80 3 82
I. site Rxhsrd 408 12 22
Paiery Peter 15 Ifl 88
RiehieJnhn 395 11 79
flees Thomaa 339 14 07
Rifemme Valentino 24 116
Reed Leonard 73 7 21
R iker J .hn 64 6 29
Rankina Rhnads 367 5 46
Smith John Dr 66 85
Smith John Dr 154 3 56
Smith John Dr 84 t 29
UPPER MAHONOY TOWNSHIP.
Warrantee A'ames. Acres. Tax.
Benetton Benjamin 425 10 7
Bis I Samuel 83 6 20
,MI Daniel 98 7 30
llei-el John 69 4 39
Smith Jscob 115 8 66
Thornnury John cV Wm. Grar 29 2 15
JOHN FARNS WORTH,
Treasurer's Office, 5 Treasurer.
Maich 30th, 1814. 5
MKS FOLLMCR Respecifully infoimsher
Iri. n.ls and tbe puMic generally, that she will
open, on Monday the 24th Inst., a new assortment
of Fmrv Dry Good-i and Spring Milli nery of the
t.i'eal l.slitons. Slrsw Bonnets Meached and al
tered to the newest fashions, upon very moderate
terms. April 13lh, 1644
Boot Shoe
MAKING.
nr.cK & BROsiors
TV
JOVLD inform their friends and the pubic
generally, that they nave eommencea ine
above business in all it various branches, in the
shop lately occupied by X ivier Eeg rt as a wateh
maker shop, east of the Red Lion Hotel, in Market
strc i, Sunbury, where they are prepared lo eie
cn'e, al nnl"i in their line, with
PROMPTNESS AMD DESPATCH.
Thi-y hope, by 1rict at'enlion to business, mode
ra'e charges, and the durability of theii work, to
m n) and receive a hare. of the puhlic p itronage,
Sunbury, March 30th. 1844. ly
TO HOUSEKEEPERS.
())() POUNDS FEATHERS, for sale
- yJJJ veiy low, in any quantity lo suit
purehsiseis, for cah, at prices from 10, 15, 25 and
30 cents per pound.
Resdv made Beds, Bolsters snd Pillows, Curled
H.iir Mattraaes, Mo-s do., and other binds lo suit
ii v rite Beadstea.ls, always on hsnd. Curled
Hair and New Orleans Mosa by the bale or single
found. Also i
B'arkets, Msraeilles Quilts, Comforiablea and
Be.'st. sd of all descriptions.
q3 Country Merchania will fiuJ it to their ad
vantage to Call Uefoie uuichasing.
FIN'LEY Sc. CO,
S. E.eorner of Second and Walnut sts. Phtlad
March 23d, 1844. 3m
Public Sale.
9,000 Acres of Land.
WILL be sold, at public auction, at the house
of Daniel Herb, in Upper Mahnnov trnrn.
ship, Northumberland county, on the 1st Monday
of J una nest,
O.OOO acres of Timber I. ami,
-itu iled. chiefly, in Coal township, aaid county.
"Die Mahonoy creek pas-es through a considerable
p. nin of the property, affording several excellent
mill seats. The taxea have all been paid up, and
an indisputable title, clear of all incumbrances, will
be given to purchasers. The sale will be continued
fiom day to day, until the whole is sold.
The terms will be made known on the day of
s.le. A. JEXNI.ENAUD,
I'E'l'EK BOUSQUET.
Feb. 10, 1844 tf WM. MeCA Y. Agent.
3" The Pottsville Emporium and Danville- In
telligencer will cortinue the above until fp;bidde:,i,
and charge this office.
V"OLBEB.T & JiaTiTET
Importers and. Dralera In
SEGARS, BRANDIES, GIN,
W I N ii S, &x.
JVb. 21 Comunerct St., near Fifth St.,
raXXiADSXtPHXA,
C
J. WotaxBT.ir.
Wm.. A
. Jabsit. 5
93
BBAWMtS. SCOAS.
Pinet, 1'ss'iUron &Uo. J Woodville. Bertsneo.
Pcnei Freree. j L'gUes. Loid Uyron
Jsnuary EOth. 1844. 6m
H
A MS ssd SHOULDERS for ashs. cheap. Tor
cash, by H.B.MASSEK.
P.. 0th. 1843,
DR. P. S. TASTI1TE,
RESPECTFULLY informs lbs public that hs
has m.ide Northumberland bis place of resi
dence, and la ready to attend to any calls in ibe
line f his piofestion.
ffj He may at ell times be found al Mr. Jamea
l.e' Hotel.
Northumberland. Dee. Uth. 1811. if.
Printers
Ink.
A few kegc for sale, at a email advnnee for cah,
by Dec. 9. H. U. MASSER.
rORESTVILLE
DRASS EIGHT DAY CLOCKS,
THE suhseriNic haa just received, for sale, a few
of Ibe above celebrated Eight Day Clocks,
which ill be sold al very reduced prices, for ceh.
Also, saparlor SO hour Clocks. oT t' e besl nuke
and quality, which will be sold tor rab. at M 50.
Alsis superior Brass 30 hout Clerks, at $8 00.
Pec.l, IMS. H.B. MAHSF.R.
STONE WARE fr sate,
225 Sions Juga, from I quarl lo gallons,
60 Stone Ja-s. from 2 lo 6 gallons. For sals,
che.p.by Oci. 14 H.B. MASSER.
flHE suhscriher will sell off his slock of Beaver,
X Russia and Biush Hate, of tba beat quality, al
vary red ucad prices.
Sunbuiy, A J. , 1943. II. B. MASSER
I. 'St..!
OAKLEYS
Dnpirn atite srnrr.
TIE vslusb! properties of Oakley's Depua
live Syrup of Ssrssparilla, as a purifier of the
blood, is ao well known to ins public genersllv,
that it is unnecessary to occupy much spare in sel
ling forth Ihs advantsgea lo be derived from its
use J wherever the medicine hss once been intro
duced, it takes precedence over all others s every
mtethat has tsken it, have derived so signal bene,
fieial results from - it, thai it is recommended If
them with the U'most confidence. Pbysieiane nf
tba highest standing in the profession, prescribe it
lo patients under their care t containing notturg
deleterious, but being composed ot tbe moat mitt.
yet efficacious vegetsble materials, it is offered with
confidence, aa tbe cheapest and most efficient ru
nner of the blood now known. The use or a lew
bottles, especially In tbe spring months, will be at
tended srith a most decide J improvement In the
neral strength of the system, eradicating any reels
of disease that may have been genersted, bes'l
giving bealth and vigor to the body. For the cure
of Scrofula or Kings Evil, Rheumatism. T.tte-,
Pimpleaor ciuptions of the Skin, White Swellinif,
Fistula, Chronic Cough Asthma, &c. The nu
merou certificates in the possession of the subscri
ber and his agent, from physicians and others, ate
sufficient to convince the most skeptical of i's su
periority over all preparations of Saraspsiilla.
Sold wholesale and retail, by the proprietor.
GEORGE W. OAKLF.V, North 6th street. Hea
ding, Berks Coenty, and to lie bad of the following
persons :
In Northumberland County. It. B. Msssf.;
Sunbury; Ireland flt Mixel, McEwensville ; I).
Krauser, Milton.
In Union County. J. Gesrbart, BcKnsgrove t
A. Gutelius, Mifilinburg.
In Columbia County. Tl. W. McCsy, Wash
ington.
Reading. March 14, 1843.
Ma. Oakiit: I believe it the duty of every
one to do whtever in their power I te, for the b"ne.
fit of their fellow man, and having had po-Hva
proof in my own family, of the wonderful properties
of your Drpurative 8yrup of Sarsspnrilla, I Pi at
consr-rentiounly recommend it to the afflicted. We
had the miffortune to lose two of our children, by
the breaking out of ulcerous sores that covered the
face, head and reck, although we had some of tba
most scientific physicians to attend them and ba1
tried all the known remedies, including Swairn'
Panacea, without avail. Another of my children
was attacked in the same m.inner, her face ar.d
neck waa completely Covered; tbe discharge waa so
offensive, and the disease at such a height, thai we
despaired of her life. Seeing the wonderful effects
of your Depuraiive Svrup ot S trsspsrilta, we were
induced to make trial nf it. as the last resort ; it
acted tike a cbarm ; the u'cers commenced healing
immediately, a f w bottles enirrclv restored her lo
her henllh, which she h s enjoyed uriinlertui-tedly
ever since. Asa porifier of the blood, I verily be
lieve it haa not ha eqnl
JOHN MOVER, T-ilor.
Walnut street, near Fourth, Reading.
Douglafsville, April 19th, 1843.
Ma. Oakist: My son Edmund Leaf, haJ tho
scrofula in the most dreadful and distressing man
ner for three years, during which time he was ds
prived of the use of his limbs, hh he.d and reck
were covered with ulcers. We tried all the differ
ent remedies, but lo no rfT.xt, until recommended
by Dr. Johnson of Nonistown. and also D. Isaae
Hiestrr, of Reading, to use your Depuraiive Syrup)
of Sarsaparilla, of which I obtained severul bottles,
the use of which d'ove the dis-eae entirely out of
his system, the sore healed up, and tbe child wis
restored to rfeet health, which he ha enjoyed
uninterruptedly ever since, to tbe astonishment of
many persons who seen him during hie affliction.
I have thought it my duty, and send you this certi
ficate that ntbe's who have a like affliction in tho
fimily msy know where to obtain so valuable
medicine. Your Irult .
AMELIA D. LEAF.
Sept. 16, 1943 ly
WILLIAM J. MARTIN,
iLTTOHlTET AT LAV",
SUNBURY, PA.
OFFICE, intheaec.md story of the buildirt; or
copied bv Dr. J.B. Masstr, on Maikel .t-eut.
Oct. 9 1 st. 1843.
ASIIIIY & ItOCAl,
HAT & CAP MANUFACTURERS,
South East corner of Market and Ath sts
Philadelphia,
RESPECTFULLY inform the public that they
will constantly keen on hnd a laigs a.oit
ment of Hals, Caps and Furs, to suit the fall trade,
of the bet quality. By strict attention to busi
ness, and by selling their stock stlhe lowest pines
they flatter themselves in being 0'e lo eiveui'ire
satisfaction. August 5, 1843 ly
A Threshing Machine fur Sale.
milE subscriber offers for sale a THKESHINO
JL MACHINE, new and in good oider. Tbo
Machine haa been tried, and proves lo be an excel
lent one. It will be sold al a reduced price, and
warranted. Apply lo H. U. MASSLK.
July 1st, 1843.
Ca1iinet-3Iaking
(cw Establishment.)
WILLI-1! HOOVE?.
RESPECTFULLY informe the citwns f
Sunbury snd viciuity, that be has rettutl .
commenced the
CABINET-MAKING BUSINESS .
in all its brsnches, in Market street, Sunbury, in.
mediately below the post office, where he ill I
rea.ly to receive and ciccute all orders in tbe lit '
of his businesx, with prompme.s snd despatch, a in!
in the best style and manner. His prices will t -.
low, in accordance with Ibe times.
fjjy Lumber and Country Produce taken in E -cbaute.
May 37th 1643. fm
CITY FURNITURE AUCTION.
AXTD PHIVATD SALES nOOIXS,
No. 21) and 31 North Tluul Stiee:.
Near the City Hotel,
FHIHDELPHI.
CO. MACKEY, Auetionfer. re-peetfuly in
s vites ihs attention of perso-.s desirous of pi-'
chasina Furniture, to bis eiien.iv- Sules R-4.Q -(both
'U lie aud P.ival,) for every description .
Househubl Furniture, wh re can Is nhuined ih '
limes, a largs ssaorlmeiit of fashionshls snd w 1
manufactured C.bini l Furniture, Beds, MaltrasMs.
dte., at very reduced prices, for esh.
fj Sales bv Auction, twice a week.
Uav 7th. 1643 ly
CHARLES W. II EG INS,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
SUIMBUKY, PA.
HAS taken the trice loinieil occvyid by t'
Hon. ( hatlee (1. Diiin.l, opposite tbe I Jon
H 'use. H skill a'tend to business in the C 'Uri
of Northutuliland, Union and Columbia counties
May 30th, 143.