MkLAISCHOLY SlIICIDt IN N. Yoa The N.
Y. Mirror, in speaking or a suicide committed
in that city, aaya : "We published last evening
(18th inst.) an account of the death of the young
Spaniard, who threw himself from the roof of his
boarding house in Barclay street, but we were
not then aware that it was any one whom we
had ever seen. We have since identified him
with a person we had often seen of late a young,
but singular stylish and high-bred looking for
eigner and a gentleman who knew liim has
given is some particulars of his history. His
name ras Aldama, and he was the son of tlie
wealthiest man in the Havana, commonly known
by the name of the "golden ox." The father
had been for some time endeavoring to bring a
boiit a marriage of the young man to one lady,
while he was devotedly attached to another, and
the voyage to this country was a compulsory se
paration by paternal authority.
Young Aldama was of an unhappily sensitive
nature, and excitable to frenzy with what would
scarcely move ordinary men. The day before
the commission of this act, he had received very
harsh letters by a new arrival from the Havana,
and, left alone in his lodgings, his reason gave
way. In the first moments of his delirium he at
tempted to cut his throat with a roznr, and an
hour or two afterwards, he rushed to the top of
the house, stood for a moment or two gesticulat
ing on the edge of the gutter, and then with his
bands pointed above his head like a diver, he
plunged headlong to the sidewalk. His death
will occasion nnsiirpassrd affliction to his rela
tives, and it has struck aghast the circle of ynung
diplomats and foreigners, in which he passed his
time. He was a great favorite.
SisHor's. Fund. The New York True Sun
says, the Trustees of the fund, the interest of
v hich is devoteikto the support of the Bishop of
thut Diocese, Imve had several meetings in rela
tion to the payment of the last quarter's salary
to the suspended prelate. A formal protest has
been presented against the payment by one of the
Trustees.
The rhila. Inquirer says it is rumored that
preparations are in proercss to get up another
presentment against Bishop Onderdonk, in New
York, and to try him on a number of fresh charg
es. In the city of New York, says the Tribune, at
this very hour, there arc some forty Faro and
Roulette establishments regularly visited by
professed G ambit rs, of whom there are at least
twmy five hundred here, and by their dupes,
men of the best families, and who might have
been of the b 'st characters, if public attention
had b.;en drawn to the extent of this vice, and
the means for its reform.
Cost of Intrmtkbance. The report of the
Secretary of State of New York has shown that
out of the $-500,000 spent annually in Now York
for the support of the poor, one half of this enor
mous tax can be traced to intemperence.
Crawford is to cause a statue of Washington
to be erected near the Capitol, and Powers is to
make busts ot all the Presidents.
The Fool Chief head war chief of the Kansas
nation was klled a few days since, in a drunken
brawl, by one of his own tribe. This name of
"Fool" was given him on account of his rash,
adventurous courage.
Tin Gallows. The Clergyman in Ptovi
Oence, K. I , are all preaching about hanging
some being in favor and some against the pun
ishment. Seasoxablk Anna. "Tuko time by the fore
lock," says the adage. Take medicine at the pro
per time, sy we. It in a mailer of less difficulty
to ascertain the pruer time In sctk relief from me
ilicinp, dun it is to ili-cuver the proper medicine
which i to almiuirecr comfort t.i the afflict d pa
tient. Brando th's Vegetable Uuiversal Pills,
which have ehtaincd a celitnily in ihe "Annals of
Phy.ic," unequalled in ancient and Modern times,
liave performed such astonishing eurce, thnt thou
vands of people, in jiialice to Dr. Bran.lri-th, have
puldtccy recorded ihoir opinions of their wo.,dctful
trad exifa.iVilinary licalih-rwtsiing qualities.
(p tirrcb.Ase of H. B Maesvr, Sunhury, or of
tfce irwt, rniMii-hcd in another part of this paper.
jt .1 n n i e it.
On the 20th nit., by the Rev. R. A.Fisher, Mr.
John Haas of Augusta township, to Miss Masy
AKNOi.n of Point township.
On the 20th wit , by the Rev. J. P. Shindel,
Mr. Solomon Sciiwcnk to Miss Marv Dkiulkk,
both of Sliamokin.
""'i"i" c n",
On Saturday last, at her residence, about one
mile from this borough, Mrs. DEBORAH M.
GRANT, aged hi years.
On Thursday evening last, near this Borough,
MtwJANK BRADY. a twin sister of Gen. Hugh
Brady, ol the LT. S. Army, aged about 75 years.
VIUCV, CUKUUXT.
Corrected weekly by Henry Yoxthnmer,
WrntiT,
85
60
40
25
o
lUi
12
a
to
CO
150
8
10
Kis.
Cim, k
Oats,
Toac,
FlitSEIS,
liOTTXa,
teas,
BlKSWlT,
Tallow,
Dsitn ArrLra,
Do. Pi ac mis,
Flax,
Hicat.tr Ftst,
IS brreby given that I hv purchased, at consta
Ms'a asle, aa the property of Daniel Snyder, of
Toint township, the following property, vit!
Or,e Grey Cull, 2 Brown Cows, I Brindle Cow,
1 Sled and B..X, Plows, I Windmill, t Culling
Bos, all of which I hsve left in Ihe po session of
said ainvdar during my pleasure, of which Ihe pub
lie will lake notice. WM. II. WAPLES.
March 1st, 1845. 3t.
Notice
Instate of Col. John Jones dee'd.
A LL persons indebted to the estate of Col John
jMav. Jonas, dee'd., late of 8hamokin township,
Notihumberland county, are hereby notified to
make payment lo Wm. II. Muench, (one of the
administrators of said dee'd,) between this date
and the 1st of April next, without fail ; and those
having claims against said cstste will piesent them
duly authenticated fr settlement. After Ihe 1st
of April all the unsettled acceunts will be placed
in the hands of proper officers for collection, with
out respect to persons. WM. II MUENCH,
ELISHA KLIN 12.
Sliamokin tp, March 1, 1845. 31 Adm'rs.
Estate of John Iluclier, dee'd.
TW'OTICE is herehv given to the heirs and legal
I 'I representatives of John llucher, lata of the
Rotnugh of Sunhury, Northumberland e unty,
dee'd., that by virtue of a Writ of Partition or va
luation issued out of the Orphans' Court of saiil
county, to me directed, an Inquest will he hehl st
the hie residence of eiid deceased, (in the Borough
cf Sunhury, on Thursday , the 37th day of March,
nt 10 o'clock, A. M , for the purpose of making
partition of, or to value and appraise the red estate
of said deceased, at which time and place you may
attend if you think proper.
FELIX MAURER, Sheriff.
Blur fT'a Office, ?
Sunhury, March I, 1845 J 6t
Iara:jr3a7,3i:d2 3313
fS her by Riven, that I purchased at constable's
sale, on ihe 21st of February last. 2 It.iv Mares.
13 head heep, 2 Calves, t Red HeitTer. I Spotted
Cow. 1 Plow, 8 hogs, 8 sells Harness, the undivi.
iled h ilfnf 14 sen s of live in the (round one half
of 13 acres of Wheat in the crntind, 1 ions f hay.
I two hor-e Wagon. 1 eght day Bies Cock, fi
Split Chairs, I lot Carpeting, 1 Spinning Wheel
and 1 Harratv, sold as the property of I) .ni-l Soy.
der of Point tnwnsh'p, which I have loaned to said
Snyder during my pleasore.
WILLIAM CALDWELL.
March l-l. 1845. 3t
LIST OF CAUSES.
17 OR trial in the Court of Common Pleas of Nor
thumhcrland Co m'y, at April Tom, 1815,
commencing the first Monday, heing the ?tli.
J ico'i Painter vs E Green ugh
Seilzinger, alienee of
Garver vs J. din Garver et al
Stephen Detr George Lawrence
Frynitre for Evert vs J P Hackenberg
SamM Swinehs t A wife vs Peter Feistcr
Apple'on, endorsee of
Edwards A Verree vs Wm Donaldson
Dimmig for Camp
Benjamin Robins
Prentice fir Welch
Stephen Derr
R P Shannon
D.iniel Broslus
.lor-eph Mi mail
vs J icoh Wortley
vs Ahr.iham Lawrence
s Joseph KelTer
vs Hvnry Steinmetx
vs Dennis Waters
vs J .hn A Shinier
v Shamnkin C al Iron Co
vs John C Yonna
U R Gearhart
Il.ii.icl Mover cV Wife s Daniel Frvinire
Claire Genevieve D.isqno s D.iniel Duiiklt herger
Snme vs Same
Welsh, P.-mp vV Friik George Oyster
William Furrow a Abraham Klaze
Ch.irles A Tnwar vs Genrce Eckert
Liithl ct Hnffmnn vs .1 cV. P Momague
J&JK Tn g. vs Wm M'Clecry ct al
Hnyes, Klliol, I.)on &
G.h
vs Miller & Frymire
George Lcibrich
Henry Maser
Henry Hitchman
Gcorue Eckert
Mi ch.ll for Ralier
John &. Housvv.irlh
Burns ii Ei-m Iv
Elizateih Weiizel
(itfOige Eckert
D.vid M'Knight
D S Spare
Henry M ser
Jacob Seas
G .liiii & Billiorjton
T A Billington
l.'.iac Reitx
lrin & Cnmer .
Wm D Stoutrer
J uni on Harv.y
(eo Oyter and wife
Henry S ir;.h im
G110 A Croncr
vs Henry Masser, Esq.
vs Henry Folk
vs G.'orpe Ku'x
v George W Towar
vs Ja.ed Iiwine
vs George ILckcit cl al
vs S.i me
vs D Levy's ex'ra
vs George W Towar
vs R Richardson rt al
v Henry St. tiler
vs Wm M't'ar y et al
vs R W A James Dunn
is Gccirge H' tk. rt ei al
vs S.me
v G.essing'-r
vs Dati.l Wstsn
vs Ha .s A" (!o-s
vs John Shriner
1 s Amo ReeJ
vs Joseph Bod
v D.vid C U'uli'lt
Levi llodart's u-sipnee vs Alhi (' B.irrel
Anthony Watson et ul vs John M Housel
('hr'toit & Farnum
vs J cV W F Waggunsellcr
William Dcha.t
Tlios Vaua!x.'ll
Je-se Hensvl
ll n-v Funk
lloht D For.lsman
Roht S Grant et ul
vs J lines Shesrer
s Margaret Lvon Ac
vs Daniel Si 'A nlman
vs Henry Nu iometx cV wife
vs Benjimiii For.l.iusu
vs William Reed
SXMUEL D. JORDW.
Proihonotar a office, 3
Sunhury, March 1. 1845. S
VrMy.
Boot & Shoe
TMAKING.
THE subscriber. Lt of ihe firm of B ck A Bro
sius, would re-pectfully inform his old custom
ers snd Ihe public generally, that he has t ken ihe
shop f.rmerly nccapied by Haas A D' in keini'ler
as a hMter slir. one door eat of Weal's store, in
Market treet, Snnl.U'y. where he intends lu carry
on his former busiuera of
HOOT & S1IOU MAKIXCs,
in nil i's vath u- branches. He wi I lie p epire.l 10
do all kinds of work in his line al the sh n. t re
tire, snd in ihe most riur.il In manner. He is thai k
ful for former p.ilinn.ig-, and by strict attet.d inc ti
hu ines and reasonable rburges, will cnJeavor tj
ile etve a continuance 1 f it
JOSEPH BIH'K.
Sunbiiry, Feb. 22', 1815, fim
flHE suhscrilra have receive), and ar nuw
X ope.-ing a splendid aortmcnt of Ihe following
good-
Hainny, Wilton and Velvet Carpetings
Biussela and Imperi il 3 ply do P', J.
Extrs suMidne and fine IngT.ina do ' Jijj'p.
Engliah shaded A Dsma-k Venetian i j 1 ING.
Ameircin twdlid and Kg'd do J
Engtt.h DrXtggeils and Wo'Mri floor CUlhs
Stair and Passage Bock'ns,
Emboase.1 Piano '.& ", tUt Covers
London Cheui'in and Tufted Rugs
Door MsVm ot eveiy description.
ALSO
A large and extensive rssprlment of Floor Oil
Cloths, Irom one to eight yards wide, cut lo fit eve
ry description of rooms or psssagee.
Also, low priced Ingrsin Cstpetirigs ftnm 3) to
62 j cents per yard, together wilh a large and exten
sive assortment of goods u.ually kept by CJtpei
merchants.
The sbove goods will be soVl wholesale or retail
st the lowest market prices. Country merchants
sad others are particularly invited to call and exs
miaa our slock before a.sking then selections.
CLARKSON. RICH A MULLIUXN,
Successors to Joseph Blackwood, No. 1 1 1 Chenui,
C irner of Franklin Place.
Philadelphia, Feb. 32d, 1846.
WIST A It'S
11 1IA9I OF WILD CHERRY,
A Ctrannnnil nalaamla Prepare 1 1 on Avis
Wild Cherry Uark and Tar,
Vie but remedy known to the world far the eitre of
cong'Ait, eoldn. asthma, ermip, bleeding of the
lung, whooping eough,brnttehitil, iitf
enxit, nhnrlnen of breath, pain and
xoeakne in the breast or side,
liver comilaint, and the
first tinges of
CONSUMPTION.
We will not assert that this BALSAM will core
Oonsump'ion In 1st worst form, but it has cured
many after all other means of relief had heen tried
in vain. And why not 1 It seems that Ihe WILD
CHERRY ws destined by Nntuie to be our PA
NACEA for ihe ravacina diseases of this c ld la
titude. Let not the despairing invslid waste his
money and loose TIME, lo him si all important,
in rxfierimentiiig with the Ireshy nostrums of Ihe
d.iy. hut use nt once a medicine that will cure. If a
cure he p.'S-uhle a medicine thnt science approves,
and manv years of experience hive demonstrated
thai it always relieves.
" There is no such thing as fail," in the history
of this wonderful BALSAM. Evidence the most
convincing evedence that no one ean doubt, fully
eslahli-hes this fact. For the sake of bnvity we
ae'ect the f.d'owing from thousands.
Isaac Pla't, Esq., Editor of the Pokeepsie Eae.le.
one of the m st influential journals in the s'a'e of
New Yoik, ststra undei the authority of his own
name, thtt a young lady, a rclitive of his, of verv
delicate consti'ulion, was attacked in Feh. 1842,
with scere cold, which immediately produced spil
ling of lilood. cough, fcer, and other ilnncerous and
alarming symptoms. Through medical Meatmen'
and cate she partially rec -vernl during summer.
But on the return of winter she was attacked more
violently than at fi'st, she became scirrrly ahle to
walk and was tmuhled with couch, chills and fever
every ilay, and appeaieil to he eoing rapiilly wi'h
consiimp ion ; at this lime, when there u as n sign
of improvement, Mr. Platl procured a ho'llo f
WisTAn'a Balaam n Wir.n Cmaav. which she
look, and it seemingly restored her. Khe g t a se
cond, and before il half taken she was restored
lo prrffft htnlth, which she has enjoyed to the pic
sent lime, without the slighter! symptom of her for
tner disc. -se.
Mr. P atl savs "the cure e me under my own nh
setvation and I cannot be mist cken as lo the facts."
EXTRACT OF A LETTEl! FROM A POST
MASTER, DATED
Pr.Maaoaa, Wnshing'on Co., Maine, Apr. 29. 1844.
MR. ISA .C BUTTS. Deir Sirs At the re
quest of msny of my frieruls in this pi ice and vici
nity who are sfflicted with consu option and liver
eomp'aims, I lake the lihery of asking you lo ap
point some one in this county aa agent 10 se'l Wis
ta a'a Balsam o? Wnn Cusaar, and to send hi n
a few doxen. aa there is none of it fir sale within
200 miles from this I hsve no doubt thai it would
meet with a rea.ty sale if il were w here it enn'd le
pioenred without loo much expense and ilelav.
Mv wife was attacked about six m nths since
wilh what the physicians calleil the first s age of ;
consumption a complaint v, ry prevalent in this j
S' citon of country. Having acen the u.tissm ail- ,
vert scd in Augusta.
C3 200 ZlXH.ES rHOM XIBRB, -3 !
I took the pains to send there for a hot lie of it,
which she look, and v hich helped her so much that
I sent for two lities more, whiih he tus a'si ta
ken, and rhe now svs she has not felt so well Tor
six years as she does at this lime. All those who
have inquired of me and oa 'clained what elTeet the
Balsam had, are anxious to h .ve some for sale in
this vic'ttitv. which is the catt-e of my writing you.
Please inform me by retu n ofm.il whether) on
conclude to send some, and if so t-. whom, in or.hr
that it may he known wheie il csn be had.
I am with re-peel v.urs, etc.
P. G. FARNSWORTH, P. M.
The whole country is fist lean ing that no medi
cine no phvsician no preparation of any kind
whatever ran rqnal Da. WisTAa's Balsam or
Wild Cmiubt.
a Tni'isY woxnEnrrij erne.
WsTsaviLia, Oneida co..N. Y. Sept. 15, 1813.
Dear Sir I owe it to the a filleted to inform y u
that in J.muary li-l I was alia, ked by a very vio
lent cold, raus. d by wmkiig in the water, whiih
settled on my lungs. It was accompini.-il bv a e
rv a. ve.e pain in my breast and sides, ami als a
.lis ies-'ng c ugh. I l.sd in ailendance a l ihe I est
nie.'ic .l aid in our vill ige ; but afier exhausiing all
their kil 'o no avail, ihey pronounced my .li-eae a
c.irtRMKti rovsi'MPTtoM, an I ih.y one and ali
gave me up to die. After much prtsu .sion I got
iho consent of my physician to use the BaLSim ot
Wilh Caiaav pn pared by Da Wisraa. I pur.
ehii-c.l of the Agent in our pl ice one b.nle. Wforw
using bs'f of wbirh I began to gtin strength, and it
whs very evident my cough was much bettor and
my symptoms in every wsy improving, t hive
n.w used three bottles, and am restored to perfect
health. This remit is abne owing in the n of
UR WISTAR'S BALSAM Of WILD CHER
RY and I take this method of g;'ng y u the in
formation, parity to pay you the debt of gm tude
I owe yu. and p irlly that others si i.ilarly afllicte.l
max knw where to apply for te'ief.
Very trulv youis, JAMES SAGE.
Ma. I'aLMta. D'Uggirt,unJri djle of Watttville,
Sept. 24lh, 1843, w rues 1
The stst.-ment Rivrn you by Mr. Jimea Sags is
well known In be Hue by this whole cnmmumlv.
It c rt.itily wsa a most rema.ka1 le cure. The sale
of the Pal-am is very good, anj its sueccs in cures
tru y fl altering. Youis resHrtfulv.
D. D. PALMER.
TIIK IOST IlKMAlIKAIlI.li
CL'KK KVKR ia:coiii)',.
II tntiosriri n. N.J. Ap';." 'o, 1841.
On or about the 13th i'y of Oc 'rit t4 I,
taken will) a violent pain in lb kJ rr.,r lne liver,
which roniinued lor almif. ve itava, and waa f.l
lowed by the bre.k tie , .Cl fi or jn.
wardly, wrnc 1 rel'. vc.l th piii a li'He, but catiitd
mo in inruw 4 great q.i tnmy ot ottensive oiatrpr
and al.o i-.ie.n blood. Bi ing grea'ly alairnr'il A
this, I ii-, plied to a physician, but he Said be th.'Ug t
1'" CuU do hut li'lle for me ereept give me aome
Alerrury Pills, ah ch I refused to lake, feeling
e'islied thai they could do me no good s many o
ther remedies were then T.cure.l by my wife and
friends, hut none did nro any good and the ilia,
chsrge of blood and coirtopiion still ctiLnUeil eV.Vv
few days, and at Iskt Income so offensive ih.it I
Cou'd scarcely breathe. I w is also srixed with a vi.
olent rough, which at limes cauud me lo raise
much nioieblooil than 1 had done before and my
disrsse continued "in this wsy, stilt growing Wn.se,
until February, when alt hope of my recovery was
given up, and my fi'iends all thought I would die
ofaGALLoriaa Const urn... Al this moment,
when my life wssapparen.lv drawing near Us cloe,
I beard of DR. WIS PAR'S BALSAM OF
WILD CHELRY, and got a bolile which ai
tuvi u mk 1 m m im atilt ; and by the ue of only
three b"ttb's f thi mrd'cine-, all my pains were
removed my cough and spiling of blood and cor
ruption enluely atnpped, and in a few weeka my
health was so far restoied as to enable me to wo k
at my trade, (which is a c.irnl, r,) and up to this
tune I bava enjoyed good health.
THOMAS COZENS.
Gr-ocrstTia Cottarr, N. J , aa.
Prrsinelly cams btfors me, the tubrcrtlsr, one ef
. -.JLf.au .jhj m
the Justices of the Peace in and for the said coun.
ly. Thorn ss Cotens, and heing duly affirmed acs
cording 10 law, saiih the above statement i in all
things true.
Affirmed before me, on the 20th of April. 1843.
J. CltT. J. P. $
Such is the unprecedented success of this BAL
SAM. "SATIRE'S FAVORITE PRESCRIPTIOV
a prescription congenid 10 our wsnts, aa ilia pie
pared from chemical extracts from substances which
the author of nature hss placed in our own l-ind
for wise purposes, that manv vtho know no'liing
of Ihemoilenf its prepsmion sre endeavoring to
reap pecuniary benrfl'a by selling an article aimilir
in name, or in apiiear -nee, or hv representing iheir
own trash as suiicrior lo this BAI.S M. or bv put
ting up a mixtuie and a demnly asseverating thai it
is imported fr irn a foreign country, which i not the
case. All these deceptive srta goto show Ihil
WisTAa's Kalsasi is known to Ihe world lo he
-THE Gil EAT IlEMEDY" and that to sell
any mixture it must he this 11 name, sr pur'
port to he like it in substance.
Qcy Believe not the cunningly wrought fahrica.
lions and lake only the original and genuine
WisTAa's Balsam nr Wn.n CniiaaT.
NO OTHER CAN BE X.IKB XT.
Address all enters to ISAAC BUMS, No. 32
Ann St. New York.
Agents, JOHN W. FRtLINO. Sunhurt,
D. BRUjriOAM. Northumberland,
J. K. MOYER. RUmmihwg,
J. WAGGON SELLER, tirlins-O'rwr,
BROWN cV CREASY, Mfltinvilte.
Frh. 22d. 1815 ly
ICtilc of Court.
Peter Shi ley's adm'rs. vs. WilliamWefircr.
TN the Court of Common Pleas f Noilhum' er--
Innd counlv. January 14ih, 1815. on motion of
A. Jordan, Eai , ti e coml crnnt a r.ilenn II e j 'l'g
nienl and lien c e.li o'a of W I iam Welker, to ap
peir on the first ilny of April term nex and liow
cnise why the tn -n-v in colt t shonl.' nol lie applie.l
to the jiidginint in f..vor of Peiir Shihy's silm's.
SAMUEL D. JOKD'N.
Prothonotiry' OfTie-. 3 l'roli'y
Rnntuiry. Feli.22, 1815 S 4t
.I;iroI Milvo'si Cxtate.
TOTII'E is hcreliv Rivitt that lel'era of ad-
l.iinistrntioo have heen grantid lo the su'
senhers, on the esls'C of J ic.Vi Shtve. dee'd., late
of Augusta lowi ship, Northumhe laud rniimv. All
I ersnns having t'emanils against sid t elate are re
quested to present them for exxmirnition and eitlf
menl, and all persona indchted aro retfurrted lo
make immediate payment.
sm;el smive,
john shive.
Feh. 22.1. :845. 61 Adm'rs.
Dlisoliitlon of Purl iM'rslilp,
riHE Co-parltier-hi,' heretofore existing between
X ihe sul'scribers. in the borough of Sunhury, in
the Boot and Shoe nuking bus n. ra. was d ss.Jvtd
on the 1 5 1 Ii inst. All (ersnns knowing ihemsflv.s
indehtcil lo the fi in, and all iho-e h iving c' .ims
against lh ,ame, are rrqii-e
Weisrt, E-q. for settlement,
are rrqit'a'e.l to call no George
in whose hanoa Ihe
b.Hiks titid accounts hvve been pi .ceil for ill it pur
pose. JOSEPH BECK.
El. IAS BROIL'S.
Sunt.urv. Feb. 22.1. 1 8 15 3t
UMnUULLAS rAUASOLS,
cheap ron casxz.
J. v. svAiira
tTmbrclla and Tarastil Manul'ar.tory.
Kb. 37 KoHh Thitd strret, two doors below the
CITY HOTEL.
Phlludclphla,
A LWAYS on hs..d. a large stock of I'M-
BRELLAS and PAKASULS, inclu ing tho
lalr.t new sile of linked E.lged 1'ara-ola of Ihe
tt woikmunship and materials, at prices that will
make t. an uljecl to Country Meirhani. and i.tlu r
lo Call and rxaitiine his atotk U-fore purchasing
elsewhere. Feb. 24. 1845.
LIST OP JURORS
OF Norihiimherland County, f . r .p il Tutu,
A. D. tH45.
(rami Juror.
Turbut, John M'Corinok, David L. Ireland.
Lewis Wm. Stilt. I.
i 'tinware. Jscob Urnwn.
Jlitton. Jes,c Derii. k-on, J. .hit GoodUnder,
llenty Mlru e.
ChWirowtaw Jacob Brown.
I'wnt. tn. le ghou.
,4ii-urrT. Jes-e Ua-tiin. Henry Bioom.
Shomukin. Samuel Gi'ger.
Ruth. J.se Weaver.
L'pper Nahtm'i. William Shadle.
Lower Mahnniiy Daniel IZetlie, jr., Nicholas
Bro-ius, Cl.a.le Brnaius.
Jueksnn. Jeremish Long-doif. Eli s Eister,
Michael Cna-ingei, Jacob ?eiler, Adam Campbell,
Wm. Grub, John Wert.
Tr.ivers Juror".
Delanitre. Jacob Moaleller, Frnklio H. Car
ver. Millon. Jaeph Rhoa 1, Wm. Hinan.
Vhillisquaque.ij ,,' G jle.
Knrthumtierland. Joseph Vandyke, David"
Dnd,:e.
Point. I.on.rt 1 II nel.
Sitnbu v. l'hnles Hdeman, John P. Purs I.
Gideo'i V.aikrl, (ieotge tturliei, J hn An o'd.
4imiI J.i-rph Wltti.'l, J.icih Sejsbnl'g.
f.-.nuel KitfTr, J .tin Ziuimerm in, Wilham Fu'
nan, Jiieob ( ss, snr., A.lsm Nei lie, Jose ph Ss
vnlge, J.ic.'.h R.'tiu, llenjumin K't'chhaam, Kohcit
('ampl ell. jr , Dsnii I Oourxil, s 111 of J. hn
Sliamokin Joseph Hkiht, Rol cm F ims
Wot h. stir.. Abrtthsm Uiud),Mo'c Kitcui JainVs
(i ss, Isaiah .Morg in.
li'uh. (.'.'oTje lufcl.ler. John Oberd.of
Caul Dsv'nl Vltomiw.'n. J s-i'h Hud.
pper Mahi'iiuy David Clark, Sjmuel Hisri,
J tJeoige I
ui, J a ion iie.s.
Lower Mnnniiry Jvroh Lei Re'. S lomon
ileckeil, John Kielil, Jac. b Ktepp, Will. tJilulV r,
John I.ei.ker.
Little Muhoiny Jsfo'b MVIer.
Jacksun - Sainu'cl Malirh, Jacob Seiler, knr.
rlit Jurors.
f,rrt,i. D.ivi.1 Mover, Pamu. I lrrh, Michael
Wagt er, John Twee h
Delaware. James 0..ke, Peler Kb ckuer, Phil
ip 1'rea.ler.
Pulnn.l hn Murrsy, Y. W. Pollock, Simon
Rsnd Iph.
Chillisquaque Dsnfel P. Usui, Pamtiel Beik
heimer, Ne il Caul.
Point J amce Shriner.
Aunoflrt Wm. Marti, llerry Weia, Walter
Bell.
Augunta. Joshua Folk, Georg' Hile, Cah-b
Ely: Slsrk fl.uthi, Thomas Metidinhall.
Shamotcin D ini'el H as, jr.
Ji'urJl. Abiaham Hoffinsn.
Coal. Joseph Spyder, Pembetton Bftd, Wm.
Fejely, George Arnt.lrong. jr.
Upper Mtihonoy. DtuM Moyer, John Malich,
Davnl Uei 1.
iAiwet Mahonoy. Daniel Rothermel, Peter Bo
tel. Jjckmn. Mihse B hb, David eTthwsrlr. John
Clark, y.
.jf "I jl asM
SHERIFF'S
Y virtue of certain writs of venditioni expo
naa issned nut of the Court of Common
I'less of Northumberland County to me directed,
will be exposed In pui.be sale, at the Court House
in lh Borough of tSu'ibnry, on Mondsy the 7th
day i.f Aptil nexl, al 1 o'clock, P. M., the follow
inn ile-crihcd property to wit:
A certain tract of land situate In Coal township,
Norihotnh rlst.il county, surveyed on a warrant
granted In Michael Kroll. containing 250 acres
more or 'e-s. adjoining lands surveyed in the names.
Frederi k Carncr, Matthias ZimmeTnan, Bernard
Hubb y em others; about 8 acres of which are
cleared.
ALSO The equal undivided ibtee-fonrlh parts,
(the whole into four iqual parts to be divided,) of
three certain ront gunus tracts of land, situate in
Coal township aforesaid 1 one thereof surveyed on
wsrrant grsnie.l to John IN.chol.a Unley ; one o
iher thereof surveyed on a warrant to Petet Haass
man, and the niher thereof aurveyed on a warrant
granted to I'rter Msnrer, a 'joining lands surveyed
in the names of B irnard Hubley, John Cowdcn,
Benjamin F. Young and others, containing in Ihe
whole 542 acres more or less, about 51 seres of
which are rleaied ; whereon ate erected a 1 atory
l..g house, a l.iii barn, an or, haul, Ac, now in Ihe
occup iney of Michael Kera'ctter.
AI.MO The eqml undivided one-fourth part,
(the whole into four e.ptal pans to be divided,) of
a certain tract or piece of land, situate in C. al town
sli p alorc-nul, containing 2tl0 acres nr there , ImiuIs,
(being 1 an of a I rger trad surveyed in the name
of Daniel Rees, called "Springfield.") about 40 a
ens of which are cleared ( whereon aire ereced a i
two st..ry l. g hou-, a log barn, an orchard, Ac,
now in the oeeupsnry of David Thompson.
ALSO The cq.0,1 tmliv d, d one-fourth part cf
a certain tract of lai d, situate in Coal township a
f re.-a..l, com ining 200 acres or Ihereslmots, '(be
ing pail of a larger tract surveved in the name of
Dani. I Rees, called "Spriiigfie'd.") abrmt 4t) acres
of w hirh aree'esrvd; whereon srw erected a two
slory log house a log barn, an orchard, Ac., now
in the orctiptncy of David Thompson, suljecl to a
mortice. 10 John C. Html.
Al.sO The crpnl iidilired one.f.ur'h part,
of a cert tin tract of land, aitttale in Coal tp, afore
said, called "Stone Henge," surveyed in the name
ol William Tomlinson, ronlarning 245 acres, nr
theicahon's. shout TjO teres of which are cleared
whireon are rte led a two story log house, a log
bam, a spring hnu e .ml a large orchard, now in
Ihe uccupanry of John Thompsnn, Senr.
Al.SO The rt;iiol tindivid. d onc-fourth part,
of a cer'ain Iracl of land, situate in Coal township
aforesaid, called "Stone II, nue, surveyed in the
name of Willivn Totulii.S'.n. containing 245 acres
or thrreahoiil-, ..bout fill nrns of which are clear
ed : where. .n are erected a two story log house, a
-pring h iu-e nii.t a large i.ichar.l, nnw in the nc
i-upancv ffj.it n Thonij son, sr., subject ro a mort
gage to John C. Boyd.
Al.SD A cram itset of land, situate in Coal
to" n hip afoie-ald, a." inina lands now, or late
of Bnl.lle, Company A others, containing 1P5 a
en s mo.c or K-, a'w.ul 12 actes of which are
cle. -red; wber on are f .ccted a two story log hjU-e
ill d a l. g stable, subject lo eeriniu mortgiecs.
,a,,si) A certain tract or piece i.f land, situate
in Coal town-hip aforesaid, adjoining lands of the
Asvlurtt Co , Bi.b'le A C".. S.rnh Rees Anthers
containiiig 1012 actes, 43 .erch a snd allowance
more or lers, (being part-of three contiguous tracts
of bind, surveyed in tlie numea of wnium filch
ard, G.o ge Coldrsiu A An 'rew Shulier.) about
one acre of which is cleared ; whereon are eieced
a log house sod an excellent saw-milt, on the main
branch of Shamnfcin creek, which paa.-es through
said land.
ALSO Two certain tr . cts cf land, sinta'e in
Coal toe-rt-hip aforesaid, a. 'joining lards of Tom-
lin.on, Yarnall, Mervtne, Melchoir Smith A othcta
c uiiainii g logetln r 127 acres. 5fi perches an.l al
low .ore, more or less, being the sime tracts of
land which waa surveyed in pursuance of tvrn
w-rr-tl's, granted Ui l't r Zeig-nfios, dnied ihe
IO1I1 and SUl days of DeceniUr, 1629, icrpeclive.
Iv.
ALStl A certain tnct of land, situate in Cnnl
tou 1. ship af..n a .id, a. joining I nula of Mclchntt
Smith A fihem. roiiiaming lwei.lv one acres, 131
ptrchra Btid a'low anee, more nr hts.
Al.SO The equal undivided fottr-lwe If.h pa't
(the whole ii to 12 eqi- .1 par s t-. be d.vi.leil ) l 31
ei.nticuons Hails ,i I mil. situaie in Little Mahn
m.y A Coal lotvnhl.ipi nfore-aid ; one thereof ur
verd on a warrant, gr.n'ed lo William Cook
r. 'i.l n liii g 417 acres, 14(1 pWchea more or es-,ad
ioinina Inmls siiiveted in the names of Jeren.iah
jai k.on, Wil iam Gray A others ; 0" other there.
of. so. v.yrd on a wa-rint granted 10 William
Wilton containing 393 acre. 101 peiches more
or less adjoining lands Mirvryed in ihe n "tries of
-Jacob Sham II. John Cook Ao hers; one otLer
iheie T surveyed on a wariant granted lo Thomas
llannM-m. C'Hituioiog 412 acres, 45 perches and al
lowance, more nr less, a.lj iiing lands surveyed in
the names of 8-muel Scott. Jetemiah Jackson an.l
oibers one elhr thereof surveved in pur-u me
..f a warrant 10 Thom Grant. rontaUing 418 s.
ciea, 80 perches and 1i.i"fl a 'jnini' g- lands
sipveted in ihe names of Thomas Rerfe Thom-i"
II million A oilier-; one mhei tlicr cf, surveyed
on a wai'Siit 10 Thomas Keee. ronla ning 433 a-ere-,
42 Tr, lies and allow l ire more or less, sd
j iuiug lands suiveved in li e nam a of Th .mas
Hnrni ioii.T Grant A o her-; rhc o her thereof,
-ureycl on a w 1 rant lo Jen uiiali Jackson, con
la n.ng 345 acres, 0 perchi s and Hlbraatice. mo'e
01 b ss, j tiling Inula ln-1 aoire-8'd. lo wit t
To,. mas Ii eee, Thoiius Grant .rid 0'hera ; one
other Ihert of, surveyed on a wariant lo Al land ir
Hunter, ci.Tt eioit;c 420 a res, 25 perches, more o.
Ies. Bdjoiulng I I'llda surv. c lin the names of T.
Grant. Chtstophet Dunklebr rger and others; one
oil ct ibeieol, kinv tel on a warVsul lo John Cow
d. n. c ntaiiung 403 acres, .YI perches more or lers,
a.lj .mil s' an.1. rurre.l in the nanus of William
C. Dunkleliger and olhersj one other tber of.
tuiveved on a waiTsnt io W tViam Gray, contain
ing 3U9 a.-n-a. 1 1 pir'chea m -re or less, adjoining
lanJ-suiveted in ihstiaiirs i.f Jeremiah Jackaon.
John Cowdcn Snd Others , ona other ibeieof, str
Vce I on a W .rranl to 'I bomaa Grant, lonla.ning
449 acres, 37 lurches mo a nr h sa, adjoining lands
aurvi'y.dtn ihe names of ;
line oilier fh-icv.f, suiveel ona warrant lo Samu
el Scull, cm. mining 826 arrra 5 pffchrs and sllow.
ance. s.ljoiirng lauds surveyed in Ihe names of
Will. am Hamilton, Thorn a Kse A others; one
Oiber thereof, survryrd on a warrant Id Jacob Bright,
couiai.iirg 168cr. S fr9 perches more or la-s, ad
joining lands suiveyed In lite names of Es her
Cramer, (todfrty Watera and others One n'har
thereof, surveyed on s warrant to William C. Black.
ronaiii1nng 121 acres 8 S perches and allowance,
adjoining lands suiviyed in the names of Kiehl,
Huirer, Msrln atid tlhers; one o'her thereof, sur.
Veyrd in Ihe name of John B .ycr, containing 118
si res 144 ierches nrvre or bs-, a.lj .ii, ing lands mi
vejed in ihe names of John B Price, Michael Kr. .11
snd o heis t one oiher thereof, surveved 111 iha
I ni ne of Chatlea Denng, containing 05 acres 97
perches more or less, adj .ining lands surveyed m
the names if Hunter, Wa'ers, Kit hi and others;
one other ibeieof, surveyed in the n .m of Aleiati
der J .rdan. iooia n nj 121 acra 150 perches ra ie
er ha . adioinina lands surveved In the names el
1 O.ei.l, Msrl.n, fchereH A others i rs e'uar the r-
LSilKgn
.1 M.1.S.I J. . 1 . I
ofanrveytJ in Ihe mine of Oeavge W, Kisld, caas
tain Ing 1 12 aces 137 perches mora or lata, edjo'n
Ing lands surveyed in the names of Han'.er, Black
A others ; ona other Iherenf, survevod In the narna
of John O. Msrtin, containing 1 Of) seres snore) nf
lese, adj.jning lands aurveyed in Iha names of Grant
Bogar A Kiehl one other theioof, surveyed In tha
nsma of John O. Martin, eontsinirg 174 acre 14
perches mors or le-s adjoining hnda an. veyrd in
the names of Himmetreich, Yoxtl eimer A othera t
ona other thereof, aurveyed In the name of George
Prince, containing 117 acres R6 perches mrire ox
les, adjoining lands snrveved in the names of Zei
gler, Grant, towden A Biley s one other thereof,
surveyed in Ihe name nf John B. Price, containing
118 aeretl perches m re or leaa, adjoining Inn .!
eutveyed in the names i.f Bngar, Grant and other. 5
one other ihoreof. surveved in the name of John I).
Price, eontaii ing 24. acres 44 ps-ches more nr less,
adj 'inir g lands surveyed in the names of Yoxlhei
mer. Shis-ler and others; one ether thereof, eur
veyed in Ihe name of Godfrey Waters, containing
120 seres more or !es. adioit iitg lauds surveved i
the names of Bright. Hunter and others 5 one other
thereof, surveyed in the nsme of Hmry Yoftheimer,
containing t9 acres 70 perches more nr less, arV
joining lands surveyed in the names of Orsn, Yot
iheimcr and others ; one o hcr thereof, surveyed in
Ihe name of Henry Yoxtheimer. containing 173
acres fc"6 perchea more or lens, sdjninlng Isnds sor-
veved in the names of Heed, Manin, (Jnwden and
others ; one other thereof, sutveyrd in the nsme of
Issac Ziegler, containing 125 sees 61 perches more
nr less, sdioining lands gcitrryrd in the names ef
Grant, Price and Bailey t one other thereof, survey,
rd in Ihe name of Jacob Heller, containing ?13 a
crcs 108 perches more or less, adjoining Boyd,
Kramer, Maurer and Himmcbeleh one n her
thereof, anrveyrd in the name of Henry Ilimmel.
reich, containing 458 acres 40 perches more or lers,
adjoining Boy I. ila m, Maurer an I others ; or.a
other thereof, surveved in the name of llenrv Shi-s-
r, containing 150 seres m.le or less, adjoining
Jordan, Reed, Yoxtheimer and others i one other
thereof, surveyed in Ihe name i f John Boyd, con
taining 44 1 sctes 12 perches more or le, adjoin
ing lands surveyed in Ihe names nf Frederick Cra
mer, Peter Maurer and others; and ihe oih-r there.
of, patented to Joseph Wallis. containing 123 se es
mrs or less, adjoining Isnds surv- ve.l 111 the names
of Himmelreieh, Yoxthiemer and rthere.
Al.SO A certain tract of land, aitunle in Coil
township aforesaid, surveyed in pursuit ea of a
warrant granted m J rob Weis, jr , dated the 3 1
day of Seplemln r, IS2S. coTilaining 5 iicrea more nf
lesa, adjoining lands surveyed in Ihe name otEJ
ward G. Marklev and others.
ALSO So much as is aituat d in C at town
ship. Northumberland crunty, of elef n conngnnu
tracts of land t onelhircnf. surveyed in the r.ama
of William Boyd, containing 440 seres 91 percb' S
more 01 less; one other thereof surveyed in th
nao e of John R Smut, containing 430 acrea mora
or leas; one o'her thereof rurveved in the name i.f
John C. Boyd, containing 372 acres 110 ptrches
more or less ; one orher thereof surveyed in the
name of John C Boyd, containing 390 aeirs more
or hs ( one other thereof, surveyed in lhe name of
Samuel Morgin, containing 4 1 5 seres 1 15 per. he.
mora or e,e ; one other thereof survry din Iho
name of John C Ib.vd. cu taming 443 seres 61
pereht smnre or less ; one other therei f survevel
tn the name of He-tcr Scott, containing 421 scrre
79 perches more or 1. s ; one other th.f of surv. y. d
in the name of M ntrih M lloy.I, corila nmg 457
.cres 140 pi rein s me-e nr lcs; one. other I'.i reof
s.i' veyed in 'he name of William Bovd, C o-tuining
458 icres 157 perches more nr Ire- one other
thereof surveved in the nntne of Ehz i S. tj-n d. con
taining 443 acres 1 p- rch more or !es, and the o
thir thereof surveyed in ths namenf William Boyd,
eonlsinlng 367 acrea 129 perrhea more nr le.
mu h as is s mated in Coal township
Norhumberlnnd county, "f the equal undivi eil ona
fourth part . f 155 par's of 226 parts of Ihineert
c ontiguous tracts ot land, surveyed on wsrrsn'S for
400 acres erh. d .led the 10th dty of Mav, 1793,
g'sn'ed to William E liot. Gemg Aht"n. C deb
L"w, i,.a John Y ting. John Whit. mn. Josr-ph,
J .r.lin, R.ehard Tuii--, 'onn Warner, Dml Ree,
Wi'l am Portr, Wil iim Mdl r. Peler Dehaveri
at d William ('owe!; which said tracts nf la. d are
by the official rennn of survey com. pipe I lo con.
tain 5348 acres 120 perches sod all wanes.
S. izeil, talen in execution, and 10 be a old as the
prope'tv nf B.iril Palter-on.
ALO Two ceil io contiguous lots nfgronn.1
sitnve i 1 the town of Shti'n.-kiii, in C a' township,
Northumberland eon..ty. in that mrt of sa d town
I n I out bv Ah xnn.br I ml .n, E-q.. and othe.-s.
and marked in the general p'on trer. of cs, 411
44'J. hounded on H e west bv lot No. 443, oa 'ha
north bv a public ro d, and on the eal by lind ff
Wm. M'C t'ty snd o her., and on ihs soinh by il a
s.unh line nf -aid lots; esrh of -aid lots COntvnTg
40 feei In front and feet in buiqlh ; whereon '
er. cted a two story brick dwelling house and atula
room, and a part of a log hou-a-.
Seized, taken in execution, snd lo le sold at iha
proii. ny of Ann v .mlveri m.
FELIX MAURER, Sf:eriff.
rherifTs OlTiee. J
Siinlfjry. Fi h. I5'h, 1S45. S
"Slieriif's Sale.
HfeY virtue of a writ of Levari Farias, issued rot
B 0 of the Court of C'-mmon Pleas of Norihum.
b riant! r 'O'ltv. lo ine iTfor'ed. will be exposed m
public sale on the premise , on S itu day the 15lh
day i.f Ma ch next, at 1 o'cl rk P. the follow
ing de-cr'tii. d Topertv, In wil :
A certvn liecl of I in 1 containing 310 acres or
tbeieah 'tile, principally r ver bottom land, s tuitein
Rush towrahip, N.iribumberliirid eotioly, s.'j .inioir
lands of Hannah M Boyd, Jacb Read's heira, K. 1 -n-dy,
ihe Co'innhij counlv bn and the R.ver Sus.
q.i. h .nna, i f which nb nt C.'iO aens isi lrsred s I
111 s good itute of ciiltiv.i ion. Th'.e is on the ei -mines
two lo amry Iratne dwelling houses, wi
ft im burns, one wgjon khed and uth. I out build
ing, and two o c'is d-.
Veil' d, taken in execution, and to be S..1J as I'
prope ly of John C Bovd.
FELIX MAURER, Sheriff.
PheritT s Office,
Sunbury, Feh. 22, 1843. ;
Aoticc
IS hereby givrn. that I have this day revoked a
Power of Attorney, given by me lo llenrv if.
Burr of Noithumlieilanil, on the lOih day of Jun ,
1835, which revoctiion is ire r JeJ in ibe RcC "
ders ofllce of NoiU.un.betlaod county.
WILLIAM McCAY
Northombrrland, ) .n. .lib, 1845. 17 if
Miaiiiokiu Coal
AT NORTHUMBERLAND.
ffHE Sulisrri'ner baa a h at load of ncrll-rt
1. rihamok n Coal ut Noiihumbeil md, whi'-'i
be off. rs lor sale at Ihe loWrst pr.cesv P. rtoi
w slung 10 I'Nrt'hise will call on the subset i' ei .
SunbiHv, or F.. P. Slisnnon, E-q. at .N.ri!.fm r
.,nd II. U. MASLK.
lu ii'V, J .e. irt, f.4S.
'all ami Hetllc.
jnitl.N knowing liiema.'lv. s lii.l.MtJ !
th su'w-criber, are requeued bi call and m
li.i ir a. c .nil's, mi or iu fore ihe 2!i!i Lay nf .lair -ry
next, aft. r whic'i tiuis those l king snm.'ri f
will be pljcad in ths ban Iswf a Joaooc f n 1
lion. 11. B. MAWEst
l. !l h, Islt.