It 1
. PRICE CURRENT.
Corrected weekly by Henry Master.
Wbsat, . . ino
Rts, . . 63
Conn, . . . ' . fin
Oats, . . . 35
Pork, . . . ' 5
FLtxstia, . . . ' M8
BfTTXB, . ; ' '' M
Caen, . . .
Bxkswax, , 35
Taliow, . 10
Flax, ... .10
Hick tun Flax, 10
Diumi Aerats, .75
Do. rKirRF.it, 150
" Good Intent Tiro Company. "
A STATED MEETING of the Company will
lie held on Tuesd it evening next, al 7 o'clock,
at the Court House. Punctual attpitdanre it re
quire!. HENRY LX)NNEL,
AprrI 4. 184(5. Secretary.
"Washington Fire Company."
'T'llE members of the "Washington Fire Com.
- piny" are, requested to meet at tho Slate
House, on Monday Evening, April 6, at 7 n'
clock, precisely. Piincluiit attendance is required.
April 4. SAMUEL J. YOUNG. See.
Dyxpepsia of lO Years' Mandinsr.
rilllE wife of 'aptin Robert, on Vino Slrcet,
A near W'ater, CincitinaUi, ha been afflicted
wilh DYSPEPSIA in it niot aggravated form
fur the list ten vear, was recommended hi n lehrn.
Ifil physician of Boston, New Yoik. Philadelphia,
Baltimore, ami Cincinnati, to travel, as ihry ronlil
l i nnlhiug fir her, She did so, I. oi it iliil her no
Rood. She then ennimenc l uinn tint in isi popu
Inr medicines of the day for her rOnpl dots, hut ile
t i vi'tl mi benefit. Seitng an advertisement of 1)11.
SMITH'S VEGETABLE SUGAR COATED
PILLS in the pancr. be concluded to give them
a trial sent to O. F. Thomas Main street, bp
ttveeu Third ai.d Fourth, Dr. Smith's Aeent for
Cincinnati, ami puichased a box, look them acenr.
ding to direction, and can with heartfelt joy slate
that she derived more benefit from the it-e of one
box of Dr. Smith's Sugar Coated Vegetable Pills
than from any other medicine) she ha m.ide use of
during the ten year. Tie a'-ove was sent m G.
F.Thnrrn on ihe 3 I D r.. IS 14 -Ci Times.
(Q OAU ITON. -Aa a miserable imitation lias
been made, by the name of Suiftr Coated Pill,"
it to necessiry to beaure that Da. G Ri j. SMiTil'a
eimia'ute in on every box. Price 25 cent.
Principal Office. 179 (ireenwich at. New York.
Soldbv JOHN W. FIMMNIS. Sunatrip.
' WM. KOIi.SV THE. Narthum'd.
April 4th, l46
PETER LAZARUS,
S V X II V 11 1 ,
X o r t li u m 1 e r I a n il Count y,
PENM SYLVANIA,
lESPECI'EULLY informs hi fri nda and
the public in a neral, that ho hna taken the
Brick Stand, formerly occupied by Ue.ra! Prince
an a public hou-c, (east of the Slate H u-e. anil
opposite the Court II nine.) where he in picpared In
acrornraoilale his friends, mid all uthera who may
favor lum w ith their cu I on. in the beat mannnr.
In alutrl, noexeitioii nor exn.fl will be pl
red lo render his houe in every wiy worthy ot
public patmriHgi'.
Sunburv. April 4th, 1816 flm
nii'oiiTAvr
TO S3ALS?hS I1T TEA
AND TSA DRINKERS.
The .uccpga of the J'EKIS TEA
til COMrAN7.Ka.Hi) South Nxyvi.
Srm.r.T. bet we. n Marke and t'hen-
ph i.r.T,
iimt, I'hiladalphia. has been ni.pariiU I
Our cniz.Mu 6re now al le to obtain a mi-
; erior article of Teaa, al rates much cheaper than I
ii.ive ever before been oflVied in lha country, m.il i
.liev have ll:e aB-iirai.ee lhal H ere are no druua oi i
liier lori-ign fco!iUiice mixed wiili th-- T as. j
l'h y are dune up in packages (linul i h leid, !
i) prrervn tloir rlrenilh and flavor ) i.f li.nn one
jnurter lo five pounds, lo uit cua'omer ', and are
old at dirtVrerit pries, from fn'ty centa p'r lb for
in excellent article to one dollir and fitly cent--,
dj- Al; pi-r. ins visiting t lie city are invited I pay
be company's extensive eMahUnhmeut n visit
Agonla wanted in every place where they are
lot vet established. For particulars, address, punt
lutd, the Rulxerili. r.
U. . ZEHJEIt. At lor the Company.
30 Sou'h Third Sireet, Philadelphia.
AfM-ir 4 h. U46 ly
Xo rurlll'!' .otl'C.
THE lVok Arcminis. Notes, Sic. of H. H. Ma-,
aer an I H. U. Master & co. are now in the
lands ef u jutire for collection, mid will be put in
uit if nol mM'L d, in a few days.
'Sunlmrv, April 4th. I84fi.
IlSMllltiUII of J'ai tiicinlilp.
IE Partnership in the Ulock-in thin I
'VHE Partnership in the Ulock-in thin lluai
lies berrtofnie t xistiin; between the snhsrri.
era, uedei ihu f.f.u of Hanlunn cV liyerly. in I
he boiouish -of Kunhury, Ins been di-ovfd bv i
nirtual consent, on Ihe ill h of March iiist., and
he business continued, in the came i-lwip, hv Sam-
,el ThumpsoD and Henry S, Haulman. under the 1
iim or Thompson & Haulman. The Do, ka and 1
cc.ounl of the firt named firm have b -en placed i
1 thehauds of C. Unwer, Esip, for collection.
HENRY 9i. HAULMAN,
HENRY UYEltLY. !
Sunlmry, March Sdih, 1S10. itl I
Public Sale.
I17ILL be ao'd, at public, vendue, on Saturday j
the 2Sh ol Ar'd, ISlli, at Ihe residi nee of
is sulH'nlr, in the burouli of t'uubury, the f -l t
iwiui; af 'icles. 4 i wit t j
High French and Low pot lied tea. Is, Bureau ;
inini!, llreakfaat and Kitchen Tables, Cook and J
oal Stoves, togeiher with a variety of Houaehold
nd Kitchan Furniture wo numerous U ptriicular
t. Sale to cammeuce st 10 o'clock, A. M. on said
ay, when the lurnmof sale will lie made known
, JOHN A. DERIN(i.
Kunhmy, March 28th, 181C.
PKTKR B. MASS K R,
RECENTLY FROM PHILADELPHIA,
RESPECTFULLY informs the citizens of
I A. Fiunburv and vicinitv, that he has opened an
lice at the residence of Henry Master, in Market
reet, where he ia prepared to execute all kinda ol
KTAt cScraoam . Plate Work, Ae , on the latest
ad moat approved plans.
Having had aoma experience and instruction,
ider one of Ihe moat eminent and successful Den
tie in I'biladelphia, be believe that be will be
jle to give satisfaction to tlioso who may want his
ir vices.
Ladies will be waited on at their places of reai
lence. His charges will be moderate, and bis
ork wsrranled.
Bunbury, March 28th, 1846.
m""ACKErtEl7FieshTfrMackerel, just o-
IV fened and for isle st ths store or
le'ed.
March 21, JR49.
HENRY MAS8ER.
TO COVXTT&T
MERCHANTS
AND OTHERS VISITING THE CITY OF
PHILADELPHIA.
THE subscriber, Merchants, Manufacturers,
Mechanics, Publishers Importers and Whole
sale and Retail Dealers, of iheclly of Philadelphia,
bring prepared lo an p ply the demands of the Coun
try in their respective department, respectfully In
vite the Merchants and all others visiting the City
for their Pprrn? and Summer supplies, to ca'l at
their respective places of business, where every
reasonable effort will be made to give entire
satlifaction.
GEORGE S. APPLETON,
BooWller, Publisher, and Importer of Foreign
Dooka, 14S Chesnut etrcel, below Seventh.
Invires the attention of travellers, alransers and
others to his very extensive collection of Esettsn
and Amkricait Publications, in every depart
ment of Literature. His slock of ttrcptntly
hound Bnokifnr I'rese nls. Porlftliet, Sfationrrif,
Recent Publication, Ve., is the most t abisb i.v
THtCITT.
Brddinff, Feather and Furnishing Ware-raoms.
Finley & co., S. E. corner of 2J and Walnut eta.
Importers of Watches and Manufacturers of Silver
ware and Jewelry.
Thomas C. Garrett vV coM 122 Chrsnut ft., below
Fourth :rei t.
Wholesale and Retail Dndersin Faahionib'e and
Medium Fancy, and superior Staple Dry (loo 1st
A. I). Marshall, 184 Cheanut at. bet. 7th and 8th,
Mannf.ciu'er sod D 'aler in New Style Tortoise
Miell, BuIVjI.i, fine fuiifhi d imitilio.i IlufTilo,
and other Combs.
S. Winner, (nnh Miimifnelurernf the real ftuff.i
It Horn Combs,) No. 7 South 2d at.
WM. H. RICHAHD.SON,
Eajf'e T'mbn lis, Parasol and Patent Wnlkir g Cane
Umbrella Manufictivy, No, 104 Market st.
M innfaciures by team, and fells decidedly lower
thin any other bouse in the United States.
.Sign of the Eagle arid Umbrella,
S,i Aent fr the sale of the Genuine Demuth's
Sntilfs.
A. Ellon, No 24 Union street. .
Fancy and Trimming St, ire. Hair plaited in Urarc
lets, Guard -, N-ekiaces, Finger-Kings, &c.
F. J. Dressier, No. 47 South 2,1 st.
De de' in French Arificial Flowers Ribbons, and
French Millcncy Goods, Siraw and oiher
llonnels.
It. Barton, No. 50 Chesnut st.
Importer of Trimming, Toys, French, English and
German Fancy Good.
.T. Homer, No. 58 Sotilh 21 st.
Whnle-iile and Retail Domestic and Foreign D'y
Goods Store.
Joseph Hi'-open, N. E. corner 1 llh and, Maikot sis.
opposite; Baltimore Depot.
RcraiofaATons For cooling Pr 'Visions, &c,
Watk Fn.Trna, for purifying brackish noter.
Fire p'o.'t Chests, Latter Copying Presses, Ac
Manufactured by
! Oliver Evans, No. Gl South 2J st.
j Wlvd'-sde D'uagistsand Manufacturing Chemists
and Dea'e-s in White Lead, Window Glass,
I L lisped Oil, Patcr.t Medicines, &e.
Jenks & Ogden, No. I0G N. Third st.
Fam'ly Gnvr. Dealer in Fine Tra--, Lonf Suitnr.
Havana S.ars aod French Fruits of all kinds.
J. ('misty, No. 78 South 2d st.
The "DoilAH NcwseAPkn" The cheapest nnd
best Weekly Family Paper in the United !i:e;
f 1 only per year.
A. H. Simmons iV co, Publishers, Ledger building,
S. W. corner Third and Chesnut sta.
P. rkins & Purves. llookseilera 142 ('hesnut si.,
above Gth. , Hooks s ihl on very low terms.
Wholesale and Reieil Clock Establishment, em
bracing a complete assortment.
Jimea D.ir'e, No. 23S Mai kit street, above 7th,
South side.
Suhseiipli'Ta and Adverliaement are received for
mo t of 'he Newspapers in ti e United Stales, by
V. 11. Palmer, Agent, N. W. cornur of Third and
Chesnut sis.
Rook Accounts, Notes and Claims colleeted. and
other business reiuiiiiii( ihe aid of an Attorney,
intended to, in any pa t of the Union, at Y. II.
Palmei's U. S. Collccti hi Ajjeiicy, N. W. cor.
Thud ttiiJ ('liisi.ut ., 2d slot) . .
W holt sale and Retail l.'n.lirella and Parasol Man
ufacmry.
5ihar,.n Beeper, 344 Market street, second door
above 10th, South side.
Mnnnfiieiurer and Dealer ta Clocks, Watches and
Jewelry.
Lewis Ladoinu, 4I3J Market street.
Muitrass, Bidding, (arieting and Feather Ware.
rooms.
Haitby A, Knight, 14S South 2d street, (west
side) five doors above Spruce.
Manufacturer of Stair and Carpet Rods, of the la
lest sly bs.
Edward Jones, Swanwick street, l-etween Wulnut
; and Geurge streets, west of dth st.
Importer and Dealer in Foreign and Domestic
Hardware.
Henry L. Elder, 49:1 M.iket street, between l lth
snd Jlioml streets; and Branch Hardware Siorti,
W.cori.ct Ridge Road and Uiceii st.
First Premium Piano
Forte Manufacloiy and
Ware Rooms. I
C. Meyer, 62 South Fourth st.
Cheap and Fashionable Ready-made Clolhing, an
extensive aaaoitnient of Cloth, (5imere and
Vesting! made lo order, fashionable style.
B. O. A S. C. Cooper, Merchant Taylors, 130
Chesnut it.
Foreign and Domestic Staple and Fancy
Dry
tiooil, at loweel cash price.
T. B. Russum, 8. W.coiuer 3d and Union sta.
H. Ward, Bonnet Manufacturer, No. 77 North 2d
street, will sell any thins; In hi line, al Whole
asle and Retail, a cheap a can b bought In
' the city. ,
Wholesale Clock and Looking Glass Eslabliih
luent, Brass Clocks by tb case, at (10 50.
J. A. Criiwell, No.
Manufacturers of Common and Fancy Soaps and
Mould and Dip Candles.
E. fc G. Dallett, SO and 491 Market street and N.
E. corner 10th and Callowhtll streets.
Wholesale Tobacco Warehouse and Havana So
gar Depot. Country Tts.de supplied on libeial
terms.
J A. Edenborn, N. E. come? Third and Race. st.
VENETIAN BLIND MANUFACTURER.
D. J. Williams, IS North 6ih sitsct, few doou
above Market street.
Venetian Blind Manufactory, Portal Id Desks and
Looking Glas Ware Room.
W. B. Barn, No. 61 Arch at.
Wholesale Deilera ia Laces, Embroideries and
Fancy Dry Good.
Solomon St Brothers, St Bank street.
Manuractorer of Thermometer, Hydrometer.
Sacharometera, Ac,, tot Brewers, Distillers, Far
mers (in churning,) iho Weather, &o,
Joseph Fisher, 50 Cbesnut street.
Wholesale Dealers in Millcncry Goods and Flow
ers. George Edwards & Son, 37 South 3d st.
Seed Store of more than 40 years standing, Grna
and Garden Seeds of finest quality and best
varieties.
Joseph P. II. Coatee, 49 Market st.
M.inuficturers and Importers of Papoi Hangings,
Columns and Fire Hoard Prints
Uea'y A Curry, 1 18 Chesnut :.
Manufacturer ef Seivps. Riddles and Screen, and
Wire Works in general.
NeadbaA Watson, 64 North Front at.
Wholesale snd Retail Garden, Flower nnd Field
Sred Store, Gardening Hooka and Implement.
H. A. Dreer, 97 Chesnut atreet, above 3d.
Importer and Dealer in Drugs, Chemicals, Paints,
Dve Siuirs, Ac.
Dr. D. Jayne, 8 South Third street.
E. A. Hathaway. J. H. MtTcnxtt.
E. A. HATHAWAY CO.
Commission and East'To Pn du-e Merchant. No.
2:i North Whirve. fo .t nf .Irch t. Wholesale
Dealers in Lamp Oil. Tanners Oil, Can be.
Soap, Teas. Chocola'c, Pickled and D'ied Fih,
Painted I'nila. Ch. e-e. Butler, Hops, Ground
and Calcined Plas'er, Ac, all of which will be
fold at the loCrl Market prices.
Mrr. M. ('rim's Bonrdinrj House, No. 103 Walnut
street, beiween 4th and 5th.
Cheap Vene'im Blind Manufactory. Onleiafrom
a ili-tance carefully forwarded. Old Blinds re
pairril and painted.
M. E. Hedpes, (widow of E. Hedge-) No. Ill
South 2d street, below Dock, cast s:de.
BONNET VA NUFACTVKElt.
Thnmas White, 15 South 2J street, (late cf Com
merce street.)
Importer of Watches, Plated Ware, Jewelry and
Fancy Goods, Watch Muker Tools, Files and
Mateiials.
John C. Farr, 1 12 Chesnut st.
Manufacturers of Umbrellas. Parasols, I'arasMelte-i,
and Sun Shades, of the newest styles. "Exten
sive sales and small profits,"
Wm. Richardson A co.. No. 10(1 Market s'rect.
Philadelphia, April 4, lMfi.
J A M i: S A. P II I-
Nu. 100 Walnut St.
K M A N, Aiintinneer,
PHILADELPHIA.
V A L U A It 1. 1: C A L I, A X l S,
In Northumberland and Columbia Counlita.
iZgi PURSUANT 1 1 a decree of the Circuit
iCf Court of the United States fur Ihe E. D. of
Pennsylvsnia will Is sold at the Merchants' Ex
chanue in the city of Philadelphia, on WEDNES
DAY EVENING. April 1 5th, 1816, at 7J o'clock,
the following interest in the valuable Coal Lam's,
formerly known aa ihe Beck Lands.
Tl-'i'id parts nf 13 patented tracts on ths waters I
of the Sham "kin, in Columbia and Norlhumlrlsnd I
counties surveved adj. lining lo or in the iieihhr- I
bond of each other, in pursuance ot 1 J warianr tor
4(H) acres each, in the fnllowinx names, Wm. Elli
ott, Georce A shlen. Caleb Low lies, John Yung,
John Whileuian, Joseph Gordon. Richard Tunis,
John Warner. Daniel Reese, W m. Pur er, m
.Miller, Peler Dvhaven, Wm Powell, supioscd lo
contain 5346 acres.
These luiid- are on the Centre Turnpike, about
fit" ecu nnh a N. W, i f PotlsviUV. and un the route
of Ihe pre j. eli d D ilivillu RailioaJ.
Condition ef sale are one third cash on the exes
euiion of the deed, which is lo be prepared by the
purchaser within two weeks after the fale. f.SOO
will be inquired to lie paid at the lime of sale. The
rem lining two third to be secur.d by bond and
uinrtgue on the premises, payable in itpjal sums
in two or ihiee years, ur all the ash will Is rc.ci
vid if preferred bv the pmchaser.
El.l K. PRICE, Tru-tee,
JAMES A. FREEMAN. Auciio
neer and Commissitiii M. reh nt for the sale of Real
Estalo slid Personal Properly, No. 1U(j Walnut
stieet, Phil ulelphis.
March 2l-t. t'.ti. 'a
A CARD"
TO THE CIVILIZED WORLD! !
"7 H. PALMER, the Ainerien Newspaper
V a Agent, duly authorized nd empowered, by
Ihe proprietor of most of thn best newspaper of
all Ihe cities and principal towns in the U. S. and
Canada, lo receive subscrip'iona and dvrtie.
nienta, and to (jive receipt for thrill, respeelfully I
iixtilics the puliltc, that he is iepareil to execute
j ,.ril,. fr0in all parts of Iho Civil ted World,
i brae ng Individuals, Kirius, Koituiiies, Clubs, Rea-
ilmij Rooms, Cnrporniioiis, Ac, al his several n!h-
Pes in Ihe cities of Philadelphia, Ualustiote, New
York and llosion, and wheie communicntiona and
j inquiries, post paid, may be directed. Address V.
B. PALMER, Philadelphia, I. W. corner I hirJ
and Chesnut streets; Baltimore, B. E, corner Bal
timore and Calvert streets ; New Yoik, Tiibune
Buildings opposite City Hall ; Boston, !iti Slate st.
Aa no other rson or person are in any inau
ner connected with the subscriber, in the Americau
Newsif.er Agency, all letter and eominunicalioiia
for him, should b carefully directed as above, and
la no other person. J las caution has become '.ie-
cessary, in older to avoid mistake, and put the pub
lic on their guard against all pretended Agents.
V. U. PALMER,
Ameiican Newspaper Agont.
Editors throughout the United Htstes for whom
V. 11. Pslmer is Agent, will promote the sdvsntage
of all concerned, by pnblishiug the above,
I'L IILIi: XOTIC IJ.V. B. Palmer is ihe
only authorized Agent for Ihe "Suxuvht Amksi
cam," in the cities of Philadelphia, New York,
Boston and Baltimore, cf which public notice is
hereby given. March 11, 1S4.C.
LIST OF CAUSES.
IOR trial in the Court of Common Pleas of Nor.
thurnherland County, al April Term, 1840,
commenoing the first Monday, being the Gth,
Selulntrcr, aliens of
Garer vs John Gnrver et al
Prenliee for Welch
William Farrow
Abner Mendenhall
Franoia McCoy,
Wm H Brown A eo
v Joseph Keefer
va Abraham Klase
va A Wilhelm, Ao.
v Felix M surer et a
va John 11 Boyd
HtrawhiMc A Borden va
Name "
fame
Hnlmea, Sturgeon A co v.
Hogli Bella, Km va Henrt Donnel et al
Charles H all's ex'rs vs William Wilson's ex'r
Uobin A Htllington's assignees vs Edward Gobin
Same v Charles Gobin
Jacob Peising vs Zimmerman. Savl lgp A co
It l Foidaman v Benjamin FonKman
William Simenlnn vs John Shipman
Charles H Flick vs Wi liam Friek
liihn Henil. taon's heirs vs (irernonsjh A Shipman
John Lieb
vs Thomas A Pen
Gilbert Berlieu
James Rms
Wm L Heineman
Peler illchter Ac
Francis Ball's adm'r
Abraham Terwilliger
vs Wm R Jones
VS Jacob H Khnads
vs H irtman II Kr ichls
vs Dod A B arret
vs Daniel M. Neehler
vs Robins A Newberry
v Derr A McWilliams
John P Summers
J.ihn McCionnhau's ad.ii r va Charles Merrick
oxthcimer A Dawson v N L Price
J"hn A Lloyd
J.Jin Knorr
John Kane A wife
E (iieenourjh
Wm E McDonald
Jonathan Adam
Wm Colt
Frederick Birkenbine
vs in lv MeUonnlit
vs Win S Montgomery
vs John Neidig A wil'o
vs John Coopi r et al
vs John A Lloyd
va Abraham Slrauh
vs John A Lloyd
vs John Hariman
Kemleiton Smith el al George Grant i t al
Walter Graham vs Peter Harist lman
Junes Lotichea.l'a sdm'is vs Catherine t'arr
Dode A De Noiuamliv vs Win A Lloyd
Jnhn McGiunea vs Wm Starkes
llulct Smith vs Augustus Huey Ac
John Furinan el al vs Same
Charles W Higius vs John Gooi er efc at
Henry Manser vs T A BillinRinn
John Murray vs Marjisrel MuCay' cx'rs
Robett Bctii et vs Isaac Brown
Fr incis Yarnell vs O-car Br ulford's ex'ra
John P Kennedy ct ol vs J A A Shipman
Same v Same
JOHN FAKNSWOHTH.
Proihonot.irv'a office. ) Vith'y.
Sunhury, March 7. 1845.5
LIST OF JURORS
OF Northumberland County, for April Term,
A. D. llfi.
Cr:uil sluroi's.
Ibfawart James A rmstrontj. Joseph Nicely.
M'ltnn. Leonard Shearer, Daniel II. ("arier.
Chillinquminr.-Henry Caul
Ei jah Hid, Ro-
berl tiillen, W illmm l. istel.
I'ninl. John Garret.
Northumberland. Andrew iln, George
Evert.
Sunhury. ('aleb Fisher.
ri;nM. X imuirl Giiringer, Solomon Evert.
Sliumukin. Daniel Miller.
llimh. Samuel (iilinger.
Coal. Andrew Klirieer.
I''ier Milninny. Jar.ib Strasser, Sininel E s
ler. Peter Seper, Jacob (i-it, D iniel Kaufinaii.
Lower Mdhonoy Philip KcMctter.
Little Mahonoy Nicholis Drurnheller.
TiaT4'i'ie .lurors.
Turbut. John Sample.
Lttfin. Jacob Jarrel, William MeGu;re, David
Lilly.
Delaware John D. Linebach.Wils.in Hulche
sor, John M. Thatcher, Peter Shady, Jo-eph
Have Georce Wsls.ni.
Milliiit, James Wliiuer, Palmer Johnston, Hen
rv Wilhibn, J.din Lcil, Jacob Miller, John Evans,
Patrick Montacu".
Cliitli'wuuii. John Voris, William Housel,
1 In n i os li.is, r.
I'oitil. John lVal. Henrv Morgan.
Northumber.aiiilltmet 'I'agijart, Thomas Gas.
kii.
Ktiiibtl IJ-" Daniel Henincrr.
AuUKia Samuel tiijlaiut, llennia oolvpr'nn.
Henry H'ewer, Peer Kreaer, John Slamer, John
U. Shipmoi, I nouns Si. viler.
Shamiilti'n. ('buries Mar'z, Samuel Kelly, Ni
cholas Yocum, Chrisiiao It luscl.lue.
A'n.vi. William Bear, Jacob Milhatn, Henry
Weaver.
I 'fiper Malunwy. Jonathan Kiitr, John Mau
ri r. jr.
lAiwer Mahonoy. Jacob Bower, John Michael,
J ic.'b Snyder.
Little Mahonoy. I-aac Dornseif, Samuel Wu
geier.
Juekutn. Henry Lat-eha, Daniel Hilhish. )
relit Jurors. j
Turbut. Henrv Fullmer.
Isicis. Peler Ntihl, Thotnis Ku-s. l.
lawiirt. J' ee Pa'ke', Jost' h Irwin. j
.Milton. C. A. Lunnen.
Chm.Vjuaifue Charles Search. Nathan Jsrret.
Paint. Daniel Robins. !
Northumberland. James 11 ilbuin,Tho;na Vi-
ll.it'Ct'.n. Daniel llraiiticarn.
Sunhury. ReuU'll Fett'dy. '
Augusta. David Keem r, Sotouiou Hcrtl, stir, '
John Hart. Frcdeiiik Haas.
Shaomkio. S,im.n Ks-'ler, William Ammer.
man, James John, William . Kase, DaviJ Miller,
Daniel Feitelv, D ivid N. ika.
Rush John Dcslu, Jacob Geaihart, Peter ;
Hauuhawoul.
Cuol Solomon Dunkidherzer, Henry Keyser,
Michael Drrrick.
Vpptr Mahunni;. Ai thony Voder, George
Re-rler, Jonathan Eiseidlart. ,
Jdiwer Mahonoy --I.aac Uothtnucl, Peter Wit- j
mer.
Jackson John Buhner,
CAJarSTINCS AND oil-cloths,
Al A"CHKAi SroilM" .Yo.41 StrauUrry
Strut,
I li 1 1 a l e 1 1 ti a.
UR Store lent and other iiciisrs ln-inj very
hebl. we ure enulileit ;n si II nui CARPI; I S,
D1L-CIA)THS, Ac, w'.iohsala and letad, al the
lowest piice iu the c'uy, und buyer will Cud it
greatly to their advantage In call and rxsmm the
turge ossnrtRient. we oll'rr ih'ta season, of
Beautiful imperial a ply
Double Supoiline lngraiu i n . rrnTrv"v"
Finn and Medium do f Ahl L
Twilled and plain Yiniliko J
together wiih a largn a oik of OIL-CLOTHS
from 9 fset 10 24 feet wide, very cheap, for rooms,
halls, Ao salso, Manillas, Fluor I loth, Rwgs, Col-
ton and Ran Carpels, Ac, Ac, with a good sa
aortment of Ingram Cut pel fio n to Ml cent,
and Stair and Entry Carueis from 12 lo 50 eta.
ELDRIDUB A BROTHER,
No, 41, Strawberry Street, one door above Chss
nut, near Second Street, Philadelphia.
March Slat, 1846. 3m.
C GARDEN SEEDS. A fieah eupply of E.
H Risley A Cu'a superior Garden feieeds, just
received .- for sale al the store of
Mate' HENRV MASSES,
IVoticc
18 hereby gion to all legatees, creditors, and o
liter persons interested in Ihe estates of EliMbnth
Shipe, dee'd, settled by her administrator John
Shipe t of Jacob Ehright. dee'd., settled by his adm'r
John EhtUhti of George Watt, dee'd., settled by
his adm'r Frederick Laxanis ; of Andrew K. Ruasel,
deo'd., settled by his adm'r John Ruaell i of Geo.
Moyer. die'd., aetlled by George and Daniel Moy
rr, adm'rs de bon'ta non with the will annexed ; of
Ann Catherine Shiley. dee'd.. settled bv her ex'r
I-rcderick Hans, nf Liff.ird Waldrou. dee'd., fet lei
by his adm'r William Waldron j of Catherine Hill,
dec d., settled hj her adm'r Jacob Conrad i nf John
Painter, dee'd , settled by hi. ndm'r Charlea Gale;
i.r David Hess, dee'd . -tile 1 bv his adm'r Jacob
Iloffa j nf Catherine Painter, d. c'd., settled by her
adm'r Charles Gale 5 nf Fredcvirk Bachman, dpc.'d.,
settled by his adm'r Jonas Koch apt Nicholas Bli
ther i of Leonard Ferstr-r. dee'd., -settled by his
adni'r IVfr l'erster and Samuel Wacneri of A
braham tJotliennpl. dee'd., settled ,y his a lm'r Wm.
II i'h. iniet; i f D m'l KePer, dep., spiil'd hy hisa lmr.
Itei.j. Rubin lb acc't of Jaooh Wacncr. guardian
il Ui'lieiino Pederj ibe account of Jacob Wagner,
guardian of MagJab na Ferster, Late of Northum
beiland eiiunty, deciaa.d, that the executors and
ndinini-lralors of the said ilecea cJ esta'e. have fi ed
their accounts wilh the Kcgialer of this cnunly
and that they will be presented lo the Orphans'
Court of said county, on TursJav the 7th d iy of
April next, for confirmation nnd allowance.
EDWARD OYSTER.
Sunhury. March Tib. 1840. Rpgister.
Vn-ZITE SVAIT HOTEL.
Race Smrirr, I'iiiradki.imiu.
Ill J. l'KTCns.
'T'lIIS location is converiient for BusineFS men
-- 'vis ting the city. Evcty pains ia taken to se
en'" the c nr f rt nl travelleia.
March 7. 110. ly
DR. D. T. TRITES,
RESPECTFULLY informs the ci
r t l"ns of Sunhury and vicinitv, that he
Ul has rernivnd his tesiilencn lo thn Brick
, . House in Market street, one door west
ef Hie Red Lion Hotel, where, thankful for past fa-
'V, l o hopes to receive continu ation of the liber
al patronage which has heirtofure been extendi d to
him. Feb 2, 1846. Cm
OUSTERS I OUSTERS !!
flVlH subsfiiber v it'd iepeefuly inform per
J. sons dealing in OYSTERS, snd the public
uenerailv, that I.e h i pureli.isd the inter' tt of
Philip Shay, in the. ( lyster business, at Northum
berland, wheie he is prep ir d lo supply dealers w i'h
superior tttsTLiis. at the shortest notice, put up at
the eletirattd establishment of Fields i Shay, in
Biilinnore.
All o'ders sertl bv mail, or otherwise, will be
nnolujliy utU'iided In.
T. WITHINGTON.
Northnmlerbind. Feb. 2S 116.
EVANS &l WATSON,
No. "71 Sufi ii Tutitn Sthvt.t,
Ojijtusite Ihe I'hilinhlji.iia V.schaiiffe,
."' ""!S... M Br,iil'.ietiira and keen our..
t!5?'"'" ',",,V hnn(1, '"'H'' M
...s.ai.i -siirtreeiil i.f llirir t'alont I in-
'rtt . nrnveil Salamander V I U E
l-flWfi fti'.PROOF SAFES, which t
Jk'riuV.V'jj W , -i.jja'i constructed as to set at r
are
rest
m inner i f douli! as In their
-?"1'4tK-ll
ina slrictU fire proof, and
that ihey will resist the fve of any building in Ihe
world. The oulside case of the Safea are made of
boiler iron, the inside c o-e of so.ipstone, and be
tween Hie nut r case and inner case is a space of
s me 3 inches thick, arid i tilled in wilh inde-tiuc-libit;
nnteii il, s i us to make it an impossibility to
ever horn any nl ihe enn'ent inside of this Chest.
These s .;;.toiie Sal niiHMileis wa are prepared
ai d do cIiiiIu'Iiks the u 1,1 to pro luoo any article
iti tlie ship;? of Dunk S ifea that will stunJ as much
l.eat, and u holtl oorsclvs ready at all times to
have ile iii fa riy teste I by public bonfire, should a
nv cf our coinpetitnrs bei di-poiwd to try them.
We iiU.) t out huh to maiiulaituie and keep con
-li'iillv mi li mil, a lar-c and i;. mral nsjortment of
our Pietiiium Air litbt Fire Proof Safes, of which
o lime l ife ijiianltiy in use, an I in every in
-lauc l!:ev have given e.-itre a it infliction to the
puuhavrs ol'vv. nil we will refer the pu'i.lic tJ a
lew i;cnt ejn, n uhob.ivu iheoi in use.
N. iV (. Tavlor, I -ill north 3d st.; A. Wright
A .Vp'u tv, 'inu st. v h uf ; A'lexuudei Caror, Con
v. yancer. comer of l'i heit and 9lh s1.; John M
Fir.l, :)J nonh :Jd st.; Mver Hu-h, 20 north 3.1
st.; Rji'ev A Bimlier, UH M.iket st James M.
Paul, Hit south 4h si.; Dr Datid J.iyne, t) south
It J st ; M.athe.v T. Miller, -I) south 3d t-t.; and
we ouhl name som- thtee i-r four hundred others
il it wire iiiecssirv. N..w we invite the ait- ntion
f llle u'. be, til. J particularly those i i want of
Fie I'moI S ties, lo call i.t nor store hi fore purcha- I
siiii; elsi where, and we think we can satisfy them
that ilicy uill get a I ettei uiid cheaper article ut
our si 're thin any niln r estiil.lishrin lit in the ci'y.
We idso i oi. tn. ue in itianufjctuie Seal and Co-
itn; Pnss. s, n,iiji in such a manner as to an
swer Loth pur, ,i-es; HoUling Machines, Fiie
Pieof Do irs, wiib cur on inanul'.ii'lure of locks
on llieiii, with D. Evans's Patent Keyhole cover
attached in the 'sine; plain Mid ornamental Iron
Railing, Ac
N. U We k"ep eotisiinily on hau l a larue as- j
sortment ot our Pateol Sl.ee Limd RefiiPL.tns, i
Water Fillers and (J n b i-; mid we have also on I
hand sett ral .ecuud ha .d Fire Pr 'of Chest luken
ill ekrlmeee fir CUI, whicil V. c will disposD of gt
e v I w piiees.
l'Li'adiliil.ia, January 21 h. ISIC. ly
Monti utr House;
lA'iT. liUADV'H HOTKL,
(i;o('e tic Cyurt House,
SAHVILI.S, PBWN'A.
THE ruh.criler, who issisei! I l se.
vi'i. I vesrs in ihe m inaeament of the a-
hove Hotel, lately kept by Mr. S. A. Bra-
dv. b e. leave In 11( 0111 the travelling
pub ic, lh.it b t as tiken the e-ral l.shment on bis
0u acconi l, on the first of January, 1846.
The liotie ha, ol I ue, uiidenjone many impor.
Uiit alterations, and the pre, nl conductor promise
to leave ii.ithiuii uno ou- to i.eiku it a oinioiiatie
j and atreeable, a well as a cheap and awomm aJa-
line floppin: place lor sii.incera who limy visit our
(l.iuri-hmg village. No pain nor expense will Ik
spared to fill ihe l.il-.lo aind the bar with the test ihe
niaikela uHTord. and with lh ih termination to tie-
vn'o bis entire person il atteutioii to the comlorl of j
those who mav make his house their temporary a. I
IkkIc, and i.iile.l by active, caieful and ubliging aer- 1
varus, he hoie lo give general satisfaction, snd re- ,
ceive a liberal shais f rualoni. j
n"r Larue and parnuiodiou STABLES are si- I
laehe.l to the sstahUhme lit, which ai aUcude.1 by j
I cartfijl and pbhgilig ho tier
(JIDEON M. SHOOP.
January 24th, 1816. tf
LAST NOTICE.
rpHE tstore Bunk, AcanjnU and Note ofli.
1 B. MsT, liavfl en placed ill the hand n a
utugislrale for collection. Persona w hose account
have iWn of Ling standing, may cava coats by set
llmg Ihe nam without further delay,
teuubury, Jan. 3 IS 18. H. B. MASSER.
a T....H 1
1 4
aji n !
TEXICO & IVIEX AS !
tb env 19-rthjI. titijy oome.'
splOME WHERE! Why where do y.-u ..(..
pose but to the Cheap Store of Henry Maer
in Market street, Sunhury. And for what purpo-,
da you think they come? Why to buy ehean, ti.
he sum. and save at least 20 per cent. " i'hey ujnn't'
do noiMn' J.'' because it ia a well known ! V
that at
HENRY MASSElt'S STOKE
the very best article are sold at the very lowest,
prices, Now come, one and all ; bul don't all coma
at once, nnd JUDGE FOR YOURSELVES !
Where you will find a Splendid Assortment ot
Falf ami Winter Iry c.oodn,
just received, among which am the following i Su-.
perline French Broadclulhi West of Enolund do.-,
Heay Heaver do , a fist rato article for Overcoat,,
and a great variety of Wool Dyed. Black and Fsn-.
cy Ciissimeres. Sattinells, Mouseliii-de.aines. Rep
de-laines, Cahmeres, A In. -en, Ae Ao. Also, a
beautiful assortment of C.ilicoea of the latest sly'e
and patterns, which will be sold cheaper than ever ;
also, Woolen and other Shawl in g'ent vartely
from 4(1 els. to $10 1 a genural assortment i.f Hi-.
fiery, G lives. Suspenders, Mitts, Ac, Ac; a lan e,
assortment of Women's. Men's ami Misses Gum
Shin, which will be sold cheiper ihgn ever beforn
oll'ered.
He ha likewise, in addition to the abnve slncV
sn extensive assortment nf Qurenware. Hardware
Saddlery and Grorerirs, Sugar from S to 10. 12 J
and 16 ct. per lb; Good Coffee at 10. Veiy Best
al 12 J. Also. Nails; Spikes; Iron; Sanderson's be.t
Cast Steel; English, American and Sweed Blister
do. in short, every thing that is usually kept in -
Country Store, all of which will le sold at very
reduced prices.
fj" Country Produce of all kind, takoa in rx
change for Goods,
Sur.btity.Nov.22d, 181.ri
WHOLESALE i IRETAXI
HAT &, CAT WAIlKIIOlJyE,
-Yo. 304. Market Siren, a'tvvc Of,, South ('A'V
PHILADELPHIA,
J THE subscribers respectfully ca',1 the alien.
ESU, tinn of their frienda and dealers ti the;r lorg i
nnd well assorted stock of Hats and Caj s of trer
description, well adapted f r the s; ring trit'c. B i
ing made of the beat materi.il and by the m -.t ci.
pcrienced workmen, ihey feel conl1lei,i to givs nnii
vers il satisfaction to all who may fav.-r thein with
a tual, as they clT. r 1 1 sclt
tlio ci'y. BAi' I
Phil.nh Ipliin. .l.ii'iii .lv :
n I iw s niu house in
i.o: i- .v L'I.vnn
iy :i. inifi !
J O II X
s t n y k e n ,
Of the late firms of Neirkitk Sf
Striker, on I
StryUrr .y J'ugw,
UAS rcsutned ihu Wholesale Dry G tod Busi
ness, and now niters lor sale, ot No?. 12 and
14 Bank street, Philadelphia, uilj.iimr a Myc,
Clahorrj A Cu'a Auction Store. No. VS Market
street, a gi neral assortment of Dry Goods, chiefly
purchase I at unction, at a very smuil advance for
rasb, or city acceptances.
Utlievmi: that his long i xprience in purchasii n
will enable him to sell his Goods at the lowest Mars
k' t piicrs, he invites his old friends, aud P'.hp:
wishing to buy, to favor him with a call.
Philadelphia, Nov. 1, I8 l5.6m
,
To I'm tliasern or
DRV GOODS,
T
IIE fubscribpr, No. 121 Pearl etroet, New
York, having established a Branch at No. SI? 1
South Second at., Philadelphia, is now opening,
and will he oQnstsutly receiving fmai the ,V,v
York Auctions, an extensive assortment uf
FANCY it STAPLE DIZY C00D3.
which will be Bold nt the lowest New York pr;ci a,
at wholesale and Retail. Among It a flock will lit
found a goo.1 assortment of iho following article-;
JacconeU, Plaid, Hair Cord, Lace, Strle, Bonk,
Swiss and Tarlatan Muslins, Bishop and Ltnen
Lawns, Fancy Cap Nells, Fancy and Ball Dresses
Thread Laces, Application Do., rich B ack Si k,
Trimming Lace, Irish 1. irons, Linen Cambric.
Linen Cambrie Hdkfs., Curtain Fringes, Cnshmetn
d'Ecos-e, Mouseliiie de Luiao. Silk and Cotton
Warp Alpaccas, C;uocu' Cloth, Gall l'lui.lv
French Merinos, Black Silks, Gloves, Si k Hose,
Shawls, Cravats, Ri'obons, Embioiderh Ac, Ac.
Country Metchauts and others visi'irg Phi..i!el
ph:a or New Yotk to purchase, ate respectfully iu
vited lo oil and ex inline Ihu block.
Nov. 1, lw43. ly JU. JLMOORE.
TBRMS REDUCED,
n.lGUEIWHN CALLER Y of Patent I'remi
um Colored likenr$.ts, and I'hotugraphit
i) pot
Xo. 130 Clicsnut Street, Tiiilailclpliia,
No. 251 Broadway, New York ; No. 75 ('our'
Stieel, Boston ; No. 136 Chesnut S:ree, Phi!
delphia ; I'tllitnore Streit. lla'tiniore ; Broad
way, Saraluca Springs; Nu 66 Canal Slice',
New-Orleans; Main Street Newport, J. I, Att
Main Street, Du Buiiue, Iowa,.
CONfeTlTUTING the eldest and nmst Eiten
sive Establishment of the kind in this Wor.,
and containing more than a THOUSAND PDji
TRAIT, puil racine those of some of the nst
distinguished individuals, in the United Stales,
Admittance free.
This Establishment having been awarded ihu
Medal, Four First Freiniumf, Mid two "Highest
HuHori at the Exhibition ot Boston, New-Yoik
and Philadelphia, respectively, for best Pictures an. I
Appa'atus, is thu officially rustaitied in the posi-.
lion of superiority heretofore universally Msigned it
by Ihe public ns "First in the World.''
June 26ih, 1845.-.ly
PIANOS.
rpHE SUBSCRIBER has been rppotiitcd ayrn
I fur lb sale .fCO.Mt 1) MEYER'S l l'l
EBRATED PREMIUM IMeE WOOD lis
ANttji, at this (lace. These Pianos have t, p'sir
i:nissie and btautiful H let tor li. i-h, and, for ilep'li
ki'd sweeiueas nf lone, nod elg nice of workman
ship, are nul s'Jrpa-s-d bv any in ih t'niKil Siaiis
Tli loilo.viiig is a rei'iiniiiieinlsi.oii t orn I'ihi,
Diets, a cilrbratuil la rlo mirr, and b.uist If a insi. .
uCictuieri
A (!AK,
HaTIWO had ll.e phasute ot lrvinll excef.
lent Pliini Fi'it niBiiftctured by Mr. Meyer, n
exhibited at the I ot exhibiiion of the Fr .nllir,
flilgte, J fsel it dun to the tru p.ieiit of the u.'.uk,'.
1,1 iVclare that these inst'.ument are quite ei,na 4
and in Mini respects even superior, to all the )V,
duo Fortes, I saw at (he capitals of Euiopt:, an I
during a sojourn uf two year nl Parii,
Thes Pianos will he fo'd at the manufacturer".
lowest P(.iilsdelpl4ia prices, if not something lov;rri
Verso;. sr luipjesled to call and exami,ltf f0k
themselves, at the re-i.U nee of the subscribe
Sunl urv. Mav 17, 1K1.V II. B. MAiiSER.
T II UA'I'7 l hehigh. st i ruf "glvTiTTs
Wheat, at the store of JlASSER.
A new
supply of Rose Otulmsiit . u,t Kceit4
ih. 1116.
N-v. 8t
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