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LOST,

AN the 9th Of April, between Lancas-
" ter Court House and Flat Rock,
large brown Pocket Book, containing
Notes, Receipts and other papers-!he
subscribers name is written in the pocket
book.
A liberal reward will be given for its de-
livery together with its contenls) 10 me al
Flat Rock.
JESSE TRUESDEL.
May 26. At
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HEAD QUARTERS. :
Columbia, ,I2lh May, l84l.

COIuihold, ii<tI way, lOaI'
General Orders, No. 4
TOHN F. MARSHALL, Esq, having
. been appointed Aide-'le.Camp to his
Excellency, Governor RICHARDSON, with
the rank Of Lieutenant Colonel, will be
obeved and respected accordingly.
BY order ofthe Commsnder-in-Ch Chief:
~ ARMlSTEAD BURT,
Aide de. Cam n
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u Committed to the Jail of
Lancaster District, on The 26lh inst. ne
gro Girl. about Is years old, very dark.
intelligent and likely. Says she belongs
to Mr.. Edward Richardson, of Richmond,
Va. The owner will prove property, pay
charges and take her away.
II. HANCOCK, Jailer.
Lancaster C. H. April %. 22.
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FLORIDA. MAY II, lS41.

Dear Sir--I am happy to announce a
second shipment of Indians, which TOOK
place at Tampa on the 7sh inst, iw"
hundred embarked for New Orleans, un-
der charge of Capt. M'Kavet, 9th inian,
fry. Aliuck.tus.te-nugge has sent in lS
warriors To consult with the General. l
have laid BY three '.wllite stones ior Inc
General, the "great negociator.'
In very great haste,
Yours, truly,
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OF the members Of Congress from North Carroll.
ma, eight are wings, and five democrats.
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BANxs.-There are in the United States about re-.
ven hundred Banks, with one hundred and thirty
branches and aggregate capital Of three hundred
and sixty millions of dollars.
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Neither Mississippi illinois will be represented
in the extra session of Congress.
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Office Of Com.nissiO in E.

Office Of Commissioner in e.
QUITY FOR KERSHAW DISTRICT.
A LII Guardians Trustees and Recei-
IA vers, under the authority of the
Court Of Equity, for Krrshaw District.
are hereby required to make returns of
the Estates in their hands, on or before
the first Monday in June next, proving
all bonds. notes, certificates ofslock, and
other evidences of ch"ses in action, speci-
fed in said returns, and also all title deeds,
bills of sales and other muDimenls Of title
to property purchased.
May 10, 1S41.
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the report reached here via Black Creek.
Another report, via Traders Hill, says. a
party of Indians on the South prong Of
the e,St. Marys, killed on The same date,
(l4th inst.) a man (cilizen) and his child:
Notwithstanding all this, there are folks
about these parts, presist in saying the
war is over. Yours truly.
We learn from Capt. M'Nulty, of the
United States steamer Newbern, that the
two men killed by Indians on the l4lIi
inst, on Brandy branch, about twenty
miles from CIack Creek, are named Will
liam Barber and Daniel Greer. The In
dians are said to have been eight in num-
ber.
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FROM FLORIDA.
SAVANNAH. Nav %.

Attentive correspondents have furnish
ed the Editor of the Savannah Georgian
with theIfollowing intelligence, transmit
ted by the U. S. steamer Newbern, Capt
M'Nulty from Pilatka:
Correspondence of the Savannah deor'
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LyNsEED OIL.

ID ECEIvED, an additional supply. Of
N superior quality, from the Salem
Mills. on reasonable terms, wholesale or
Retail, at sign Of the Mortar: . = 5.Ss.z5, 5
= DELEON & LEVY.
April 81, ls4l.
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ISAAC B. ALEXANDER,
JEWELLERAND SlLVERSMlTH,

INTENDING TO resume his business, tenders his
services in the manufacturing and mendng of all ar
ticles in his line. He will ulso repair Guns and PIs'
tolls, and attend to all other work in the Smitblng
business and respectfully socits the patronage OF the
public He will be found at the shop door above
James Dnnlaps Store, where all favors will be thank
fully received and faithfully executed.
June 2, ls4l.
pHe will continue, when required, to paint like
nesses and miniatures heretofore and WILL for that
purpose, attend at the residences of such as may
wishit.
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DISSOLUTION.

THE co-partuership heretofore existing
under the firm Of HAGUE & CLIFFORD,
is this day dissolved by mutual consent,
owing to the RENE i'll health of Mr.. +.
A. HAGUE and lady. From and after the
first day of June. the Hotel will be under
the exclusive management of S. X. Gif
ford.
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RANK AGENCY.

TINE subscriber will attend to any
IL banking business at either otrsthe
Banks in Camden. that may beentrusteG
to o.him, on the usual terms.
E. w. BONNEY.
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Correspondence of the Savannah Georgian.
~ - PlLATKA, MAY l9, IS4l.

Dear Sir-The report has reached here
that the Indians are breaking for high
timber, and again are opening on the
Georgia line. On the l4th inst. party
of fifteen Indians killed two citizens on
Brandy branch, fork of The st. Marys
river, about I2 milesfrom Fort Moniac;
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We are authorized to
announce Capt.JOsEPH BAsKlN, as a
Candidate for Sheriff of this District, at
the ensuing election. 81.
April2i.
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lust Received,

JUSI RtCCEVCU,
By f. w. BONNEY, few copies of the "Sohth-
ern Harp" consisting of original Sacred and Moral
Songs adapted to the most popular melodies for the
Piano Forte and Guitar. By Mrs. Mary S. B. Dana:
Jude 2.
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correspondence OF the Savannah Ge0r'
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+. A. HAGUE.
S. X. CLIFFORD.
Camden, May 10. 1S4i.
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May 20.-25.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-12-04

saba per DBL, bu, holders now demand s4..5.
and the stock is very ,riaing. Corn MeaI-Ssle,
Of Penna. Meal in bbls. at So /; hhds. ore held a,
Si4,25. Buckwheat Meal commands SO in half
bbls.
GRAlN.-The price Of Wheat has rather re-.
ceded late in the week. Sales of i5a 600 bush.
els Penn's. at from Sf4O to ,33 per bush. sloat
and in store, for fair TO prime quality 5000 bush
prime Illinois, via New Orleans, at sl,4l, saoat.
The receipts Of Southern have chiefly been store j.
We quote Penn'a. Wheat al s, 80 to SI,AI, and
Southern at 81, ,37 to sl,39, afoat. Rye sale of
Southern at 20 cts; Penn'a. would command 76
CTS. Corn-Prices have receJcd sales Of Round
Yellow at 65a6s Penn'a. Flat do. 64a65 South.
ern Flat Yellow 63a65 ; old and new mixed CO.
and new So ; old White is worth 6Oa6i c, Week,
sales 10000 bushels. Oats are scarce; a sale n.
float at IL cts.
WHISKEY.-In btls 20 cts. per gallon with
moderate sales.
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Dyspepsia & IIypechondriac cisn,

Cured by DR.. HarHch's Celebrated Medicines.
MR.. WILLIAM MORRISON, Of SchuylkilI
w Sixth street. Philadelphia, afflicted for sever
al years with the above distressing disease-sick.
ness al the stomach, headache, p,lpna,ion Of the
heart, impaired appetite acrid eructaons, GOODNESS
md weakness of the cxtIemities, cmaciltion and
general debility, disturbed rest, a pressure and
weight at the stomach after eating severe nying
pains in the chest, back and sides. cosiiveness,
dislike for society coDversation angonr and las
sude upon the least occasion. Mr. Monnisoy
had applied TO the most emin' nj physicians, Who
considered it beyond the power of human skill to
restore him 10 health; however, his afll ciions
had reduced him 10 drplorahe condition, having
been induced by friend of his 10 try Dr. HAuLicn's
Medicines, as lh'y being highly recommended by
which he procured two packages for trial; b, fore
using the second package, he found hiaSelf greatly
relieved. and by continuing lhe use of them the
disease entirely dlsappeared-he is now enjoying
all the blessings Of perfect heath.
Principal office, 10 North Eighth street, Phla-
dclphia.
Also, for sale ut the store of
HENRY YOXTHElMER,
Dec. 4th, lS4l. Agent
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LIST OF CAUSES,

E>OR trial in the Cour, of Common Pleas OF Nor.
l. thum!erand County, TO be held at Sunhury,
on the first Mond,y Of January next, being the 81.
Joseph -riego VS. Martin A. Stock
Peter Filhe,t's admir- VS. John Filbert
Com'th Of Pcnn'a vs. Weaver, Lloyd & Ro-
bins
Badger fnr Badger VS. Hugh Bellas
Charles w. Richards VS. John ID. Cowden
John ID. Co~dcn VS. Richards q Kitchen
James Wczel VS. Solomon Dunkleberger
Elijah Crawford VS. Jesse Parker
Com'ih for B Sayre VS. John Ffck
Henry Frck VS. Stephen Wilson
Com'rh for Gilbert Ro-
bins's ex'r. VS. Martin Weaver
Richard Yarnell T.. q. Bradfsrd's adm'x
l., on, cndorsee Of Smith Hugh II. Bess
Andrew TUX VS. John 4. Lloyd
DIR. Thos. Vanvslzah vs. A, Sioughton's sdm'x
Bartlett for Piper VS. Henry Fri,k
Helm ar IL Follmcr vs. Samuel i}lst
John VI. Russell " David Hartman
Joseph Mar'z rs Z. Pursd Il j. Pursel
1a,es Il Mcintyre Ed. Y. Bigh,
James Il .ed vs. Jacob Hou.el
Badly, Fick 81 Mann vs. Fag,ly & Zimmerman
John X. Keller VS. John Murray
Henry Bar.lsher VS. VIM. & Robt. Hunter
sohn F. Denter vs. David Watson
William Fry William A. Lloyd
McManus q Brothers vs. Wilson & Houeen-
dobler
VIM X. Shoemaker VS. Geldes W as IL Green
gSst. ID. Cummings v. Benjamin Mathews
Deborah Grant Ns Horton Il Cook
EeISer for Wilson vs. ;. Wilson q IL. Frck
Jdts. Green ct al vs. Samuel Swineha,t
SAMUEL ID. JORDAN,
Peo,honotary's Office, Profh'y.
SuaS~y Dec. 1, ls4l.
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Coal IRA dc.

SOau 4 IL ucs
Amount Of Coal carried on tho DanviIlc and
PottsvIlc Rail Road to Sunbury for shipping, du
ring the week ending on Dec, l, 497 Tons.
Per last report, 2O,966
Total. 2l,4e3
Amount of Iron Ore transported, 2,423
JOHN BUDD, w.N.
SusaUEHANNA Coal TRADE
Total amount shipped from Wyoming Valley. TO
June sist, Tons, III i6
ScuUrLKILL Coat TRAnK.
To Nov Is, Tons, 530,679
LrrrLE ScHUYLxiLL Coal TRApE.
To Nov is, Tons 37,4s6
DELAwAaE g. HrpsoS Coat TRADE.
10 Oct.?, ToEs, l5l ,270
PINE GpovE CoAL TRApE.
10 Aug 8, Tons, 10000
MOUNT CARBoS RlrL Roam.
Amount transported TO Oct. 81, Tons, n, 500
MINE HILL Il SCHUrLKILL HAVEN Rail Roam.
Amount Transported to Nov Is, Tons 253 ISL
MILL CREEK RAIL Roam.
Amount transported TO Nov is, Tons Sc, ,9ls
ScuUrLxILL VALLEY RAIL Roam.
Amount transported to Nov Is. Tons 77,2s9
.
I,EHIsR Coal TaADE
10 Nov. III, Tons, Il7,723
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~" N nE NJ
TOP SALE.

AINok sale small Farm, cnutanng about one
hundfel and ten ncres, or les situate
IN Point township Northumberland county, about
two Mules above No'thumher and, on the main
road leading from Ina, placc To Danvc, adjoining
lands oi John i.eghnu, Jesse G.. Horton and others
now IN the occupancy Il Samuel Payne. About
iorty acres oi said tract cleared, and in good
stat Of Gu rvaon, On which there is a small barn
erect d. The property will I've sold on r, asonable
terms. For further particulars, persons are request
ed TO apply To tie sutscr,hr r.
X. d. MASSGR, Agent,
Nov. 9Th, lsil.-if Sunbury, Pa
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oYSTEES! cYSTEES!!

EVsESH Oysters in the shell, and the bet Am-
hoy Oysters by the can, will he served up in
chskng dishes, roas ed, iryed or otherwise, 20 sui,
the taste Of any Gentleman. Also all kinds Of pas
Try .SSc will he kept constantly on hand. All those
in favor of good living will please call at the old
Oyster House, formerly KEEP, by &. ID. Wharton and
William Sesrles, and will emieavor to please all.
HENRY ID. WHARTON.
Sunbury, Nov. eth, ls4i,---3t
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AJ5@Sy% GaECaGA1N9s
Wcbb's Patent C0mpllinc Oil
8 U = II e 2 6.


'ho suNscrihers respectfully inforn the citizens
l. d Columbia Northumberland and Union coun>
ties that they have purchased the sole privilege of
using, manufacturing and vondiag the above nan,cd
articles in the aforesaid counties. They have Jus,
received large assortment Of lamps of every dc.
scriptur, consisting of
ASTRAL, TABLE SUSPENDtNG AND
SIDE LAMPS.
which they offer fir sale nj reasonable Terms,
This light is new Invention, and is superior 10
any thing yet discovered Tor Illuminating large and
small rooms, and di>pclng The darkness of the night
II is inferior 10 nothing the light Of the sun
wherever II has been intrnduceI, it has uuishone
every thing Of luminous nature, and s,cms alpu,
to hecoine The fghi Of the worlG
Its prominent superior qualities are ltilliancy,
richness, splendouh cleanliness, and last hut not
least, chedpncs% The wick KEEPS entirely fee
from dirt, and the lamps arc easily kept in order
In the cities Of Phila icrhia and New Yo,k it has
been substituted very extensively for gas, on ac-
count If is cheapness, and becaue it is nat so in
furious to the ewes.
Drcc ions for using " III I've furnished 10 all who
buy, aud orders fom distance promptly attended
10. FRICK, BlII.MEYER II Russell,
DanvilIr, Nov, %. 1SJt IF
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.ATTE1JTIcN.


VuNHE special attention of buyers from the south
and west, and for the state trade, is respectful
ly invited to the following assortment of G GODS
which the subscriber viii dispose of at su,h prices
as will amply repay his friends for calling and ex-
aiming his stock. To CASH purchasers, At the
present time, extraordinary inducements will DC OF.
ftred.
600 pieces heavy varicgated Spanish mating.
500 pieces Canton mating, assorted "A, 81 and
6-i white, checked and lowered.
1000 h,a'Ih rugs, beautiful assortment e Will
ton, Brussels, Tuftrd, Turkey, and Hemp rugs.
200 pieces woolcn, ~orsted, cotton, hemp, in.
graiu, Venetian and block Carpcrings. An elegant
variety of Wilton, Brussels, Sco,ch aud English,
Nenciieu, Damask, &c &c.
1000 dozen men and bows caps, comprising a
g'eat variety oi Fur, seal, Nu,ta. Muskra,, and
Concy, Hair. Seale,te and Cloth Caps.
roo dozen Ahcant Mats assorted sizes.
100 do Manila do DO do
so do Shcep-skin do do do
50 bales French Baskets, comprising every de-
scr,pticrn.
500 pair Venetian Blinds, ass figures arl colors.
5000 patent do do do
1000 nests Cahas or Salchels, ass'd, embossed
leather, straw and oil cloth.
5000 dozen Combs, assorted tortoise shell, Bra
lillian do horn, ivory, brass and wood, comprising a
large assortment Of every variety.
oVuV uoZtH w nlps-assnttu wagon, Gig, car
rage sulky, planters, dro,crs riding, of gut es-
ther and thread, with German silver git ivory aud
bone mountings.
1000 dozen painted pals, Wilson's brand.
1000 nests cellar Tubs anu Buckets, also,
Churns Pigeins, W Waier Cans, &c.
The above together with an extensive assortment
Of fancy goods, Britiania aud German silver ware,
feather ami tis,ie Brushes, Looking Glasses, Ma.
hoeany ami Gill f,smes, Of every size and dcscrip-
ton, are manufactured imported, and selected ex-
pressly foi the southern, western and stale trade.
J. SIDNEY JONES,
No Is North ?d street, philajelpha.
Phlalclphla, November l3, IS4l--ly.
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PROSPECTUS
OFTHE
DAILY STATE CAPITOL GAZETTE

THE editors Of the State Capitol Gazrt,e, at the
l. urgent solicitiion of numerous Democratic
friends IN almost every country Of the Common
wealth, have come 20 the conclusion, 10 publish,
during the sitlngs of the approaching Of the
Legislature, the
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:. n. SUMNER, M. =,
nGnXJNG9Vs

rs again at Mr.. II. II. Buu'sln Nor,humber ,ad,
Iwhc.e he will be happy to receive the calls of
those wishing his professional services. DR.. SIS
stay IS imted to two weeks Any person in Sun.
bury wishing to consult him, will, by addressing him
through The post ofiice, receive call from him.
Dec, n,hrr 4lh lS4l,-2t
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PRICE CURRENT,
Corrected weekiy by Henry Yoriheir,s
f0VGC&SAs

~,ppnrrop TAKE NOTICE, That we have
" applied tot " ~. h.nss, os ~ " 'o'. ,.
ief Of the insolvsnt debtos; and
n' IL -. Of the said Court have appointed
"a" N 49, Of Jsn'y. next TO hear US and ou
'hs n'', ~ ,our House in Sunbury, wher
e'eanuIs " w. v attend if you think proper.
aha "h.'' '"' JOHN HACkMAN,
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AsSrcNEE'S NOTICE.

AJOTlCE is hereby given, that John Miller, Of
~ Augusta township, Northumberland county,
has made assignment of all bis estate, goods aud
cha,tes. rights and creiils to the subscribers, for
the benefit Of his creditors. All persons indelt
TO the sand John Miller, or having CLAIMS against
him, requested present their accounts TO the
subscribers for settlement.
CHARLES MILLER. Sunbury,
W, HUNTZlNGER, Sehuylkill- Haven.
November 2ith, lsil.--3L
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N Il rs k lie n

'0n',he llh ult., by the lies. J. T.. Shinlel, Mr..
.Dn NIEu KnIrGER To Miss ANN P.saoLp, both of
-'Augusta.
On the 9th nh, by the same, Mr. PxyrR Wilt
uHrIF,to Miss ELIzABErH SroEs, of Notthumber-
iland.
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Esialc Of ThOllns 4. itiiIinginn,

Estate Of Thomas 4. lsiiiingtOn.
NOlICE is h, rehy gwen, that the subscriber
~ has been appointed auditor, hy the Cnur, OF
Common Pleas of Northumberland county, for the
purpose of apportioning the assets in the hands uf
FredcICk Lazarus, ASSUME of Thomas A. Billing.
ton, and that he will attend for that purpose q, the
Prothonotay's office ia Suulurv, on Monday the
goth day ot Dec,mrr n,xt, when aud where all
persons interested will attend
SAMUEL u. JORDAN.
Sunhnry, Nov, 21th 1871 ii
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ust received and Tor sale by IA. b. Mas
- s'r-B",tn Syrup, Sugar House and y. o.
N"lassos; Loaf, Lump, Crushed, Brown and Chr, :.
taized Sugar; Cranberries, Rsisins, Crackers, &c.
French and English Mrrlnos; Merino and other
Shawl; CI"Ihs, Cas,imrrs and Cassinetts Dry
Goods, Hardware. Sadlery, &c. of all kinds.
Nov. 2Oih. ISL.
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ORPHANS COIaST SALE,
John ('hcrry'S ESlnfc

pursuance o! an "rle. of the Orphans Court
OF Northumberland county, VIII I've exposed To
public sale on Saturday the | lth day Of December
next at the llie dw,l'ng house of John Cherry. Of
Augusta township, IN said county decd, "A certain
tract oil land confirm nG twenty acres more or less
adJolniuG land ot Henry MasSer, Esq. Pcror Burns
John ID. Conrad, and the heirs Of Jacob Moore
whsre'n Is erected h small log house and stable.
S'lc To commence at 10 o'clock of said dav, when
the conditions will be made known by
PETER SNYDER,
Svnbury, Nov. Goth, 1871. dR,,'r
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| y pursuance Of an o,der of The Orphans Court
i "' Northumberland county, will I've exposed to
publ sa'c IN Friday the 18th dav Of December
next, at the late Residence "f George Hurncrger OF
Goal township, IN said county. decd, all that Ger.
tain tract or piece o land sIuat. on Mahouov creek
in said township, adjoining lands of Henry Haupt,
George Long and the Widow Hornbergcr contain
ing one hundred and three and fifty.lwo per-
chcs, strict measure; about twenty acres of which
are cleared and III high state of cultivation.
Also, one other tract W piece oi land situate in
said township, adjoining lands of Gcoige Long Su.
sannah Weary and the Widow Hornberger, con-
tanning four acres and l52 perches strict MEASURE,
about three acres of which cleared and in a good
state OF cultivation. Sale To commence at 10 o.
clock of said day, when the conditions viii be made
known by THOMAS HENINGER,
GEORGE LONG,
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JOHN G. YOUNGMAN, CIR. o. C..
Nov. Goth lS4l.-3r.
N. b. The first above described tract Of land has
been divided into two parts one thereof contain
ing 81 acres and 10 perches, about acres of which
ae cleared; and the other containing = / acres and
80 Pcrches, about IL acres of which are cleared
and will be sold together, separate to suit pur.
ChascTs
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=. w. 81 =. :. TAyLSE..

=. W. IL =. :. TAyLcE..
nFFER FOR SALE, at the South East Goa
~ ner of F.f}h ard Market Streets, ftihHtef.
Phia-
Mems Ca-skln Boots sttclrd--wurtanleh
do do do peesed Ito
do Ito do water rrUui, double soes
and douhs uplrrs.
do Culi.skin do DO do nailed
and uprrrs.
do Heavy Water Leather llooe.
DO do Meats do do.
do High quarter shoes, Cal'-skin.
du do du Grnrkrrs do
do Fine Monrues-- warranted
do KIP do 40
dn Cali do do
tn Crarse do do
du do Shoes do
do Fine DO ~
do KIP d0 10
do Calf an Seal Skin Pumps.
do List socks with and without soles.
do carpet do do do
do Palen, Warranted Waterproof Moccasins.
aides do do do do
Ladns tanned India Rubber sho,s.
GentIrmens do t'vcr shoes.
Nrh every other desc'ip ipton OF boots and shoes.
Fur Gaps Il e'orr descriptions.
Travelling lrut Il, al ev,rV description.
Venetian Travelling Bags.
Patent Gum Elastic Shoe bs,knr,
Bonn.ts at all kinds, Palm Leaf iIS'
PAiIsIsl.hls, No'emHeg ~. S,.I.-ly.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-12-04

tNethonotsry's Office, Profh
SuaSEy Dec. 1, ls4l.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-12-04


Seem soft dowRy ,p,ll,ws are
>NorE.-A OF the childien .sdt'by Mr.. A5bo', and
-who fled on foot through the wilderness, it may be
regarded as an interesting fact that .i1 were living
las, July their united ages exceeding 400 years,
WILKES RC,re A1rOc1tc.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-12-04

MINE Hit & ScHurLKILL HAVEN Rail Roam.
Amount transported to Nov Is, Tons 253 ISL
The Polynesian., 1841-03-13
A PARTY OF CRUSOES ON a DES-
ERT ISLAND.

Tn tho IonIOn ucWsnancrs of ISp3
,horo onro,roJ , ,,os. ;,,orn.t;,u ,,l of
fcr,;,r. nccount or the wreck and loss Of
, ,,nau r,ol;sl tr,,I;,o ycssn, in the ,,-
J;,n Ocnon. with = n1rr,,;vc Of thr nrr.-
nry,t;on Of the crow q, some obscure
;.,o,s I,;,r ont &c ,,o ,s,,,, ,r,cl, of r,y-
;y,,;on nt tlc distance Of s;v o. sr,nu
Lu,lro,, ,r;,os so,,,h-o,st from, ,ho r,,o
oG Good Homo. ,Yhc rcco,nt nrrsrotrd
wos j., .uhs,nucc os follows .--
Nn tho OH Of Nav Is1n t,o Princess.
or V-o,as y,,,.E or-, ,,ns hnrdc, com-