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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-03-11
Tavern Notice.

To the Honorable c. g. Donnel Esq, President,
and his Associates. Judges ofhe Court Of Quar-
Ter Sessions, fhe county Of Northum6erfdnd'
FVNIE petition of Peter Beissel, Of Upper Mahon-
i oy township in said county. humhv represents
tha, he continues to keep public house Of entertain
mrn a his old stand. and is well prepared fnr the
accommodation of travellers. &c. He therefore
pravs your Honnrs TO grant him license 10 Keep
tavern, during the ensuing year. and he will pray,
&c. PETER BEISSEI.
To TuE IupGEs AnovE MENTIONED:-Ihe SUB
crihcrs. residents Of Uprer Mahonv township, here
by certify that Peter }e'ssel the applicant for the
license. is man of good rcpute Cor honesty and
temperance, and is well provided with house.ronm
and convcnirnccs for the ldging md accommoda.
ton Of strangers and travellers, and that public
house there is ncccssarv they therefore recon
mend him as proper person to he licensed to Keep
public house.
Jacob Strauser, Dlnir Fettrr,
George Strauser, Peter Schmidt,
Daniel Helm. Solomon Shankwe'er,
Jonathan Fetrcr, Jacob ". kaufimai,
Henry Hoffman, John M'llick,
John Beiscl, Walter Paul
Mach itb 1Sf9-3t
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Tavern Notice.

10 The Honorable c G. DonneL Esq, President,
and his associates Judges Of the Court Of quar-
Ter Sessions, of the county of Northumberland
VINHE petition of William NJ Weaver, ct Sha-
l mokin township. in said county, humhy repre-
senis, that he has rented that well known tavern
stand, formerly occupied by Martin Weaver, and Is
well prepared for the accommodation of travellers,
&c. lie therefore prays your h"nors to grant hm
license Ia keep tavern, during the ensuing year.
and he will pray, &c,
WILLIAM VI. WEAVER.
To THE JUpGEs IBovE MENTIONED - he sub
scrbers res dents uf Sham kin tsp, hereby certify,
that VIM. VI. Weaver, the applicant for the lcerse,
man of good rePu,c for honesty and temperance
and is well provided with house-room and convene
ences for the lodging aud accommodation of s'ran-
gers aud travellers, and that public house there
is necessary they therefore recommend him as a
proper person he licensed to kcepa public house.
Daniel Roth, Thomas Rhost,
George Fox, William Smith,
John Morgan, w. II. Waters,
Andrew Knelr, Daniel Smith,
Charles Fny, John Smith,
Jesse II Wagner, Michael Wagner.
Feb Goth 1913. 81.
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Tavern Notice.

To the Honorable C. C. D0nnei Esq, President,
andhiS Associates, Judges The Court of Quar-.
Ter Sessions cfthe CsSNty Of Northumberland
VINIiE petition Of Daniel Herh, sen, of Upper Mah>
Il onoy township, in said county humbIy repre-
sents that he sif continues to keep public house
ef entertainment, at his old stand in Upper Nah
onoy township, and rs well prepared for the &C.
ccmmoda,ion of oftraveiiers, &c. He therefore pays
your honors to grant him licence to keep a tavern
during the ensuing year, and he will pray, &c.
DANIEL HERB, Sen.
To TIE JuDGEs ABOVE MENTIONED The sub
scriNers, residents OF Upper Mahony township,
hereby certify, that Danioi Herh sen the applicant
for the license is man OF good rPute for honesty
aud temperance, and is well provided with house
room and cnnveniences for the lodging and ac-
commodation OF strsnges and travellers, and that a
public house there is necessary They therefore
recommend him as proper person to be licensed to
keep public house.
J. G.. Rem, Elias Schnable,
Henry Zerhe, Henry Roop,
Gideon Adam, Jacob Krebs,
I Schminkey, Peter Beiss'l
Beniamin Manz, Samnel Beis.e
Daniel Bci,sel Daniel Holshue.
March 4, lsi3.-3t
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Orphans Court Sale.

TN pursuance of an order Of the Orphans Court
L of Northumberland county, will I've exposed 10
SALE at the late residence of VIM. Gauct decd, on
Saturday the 25th day of March next, to wit:
A certain tr ,ct of wood land, situate in Rush
township, in said county. containing twenty five
acres adjoining lands Of Epos Sharpless Jacob
Gearhar's devisees, George Gearhart and others,
late the estate of said decd. Sale to commence
at | O'Clock of said day when the conditions Of sale
will lie made known by
SHARPLESS TAYLOR,
JOHN G. GRIER,
Jan. %, 1919. Admrs.
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pile of stone thence north rs degrees east, is
perchcs to pile of stone thence south |" de-
grees east, 3ss perchcs TO pine; thence north IS
degrees east, l29 pcrches to white pine thence
north l25 degrees west, 29i peichos to pile of
stone thence south s5l degrees east, 2ls perch
es to pile of stone (fnrmerly a maple y thence
south 6l degrees east, ca perchcs TO the place Of
beginning, containing l0l2 acres and AZ pcrches,
and allowance 10 the same, more or less
Also: All the one full equal individual fourth
part Of all those tracts Of land situate In Coal
or Shamokn township. Northumberland county,
that is to say: one Of them containing one hun
dred and sixty five acres and 81 perches, and al
lowanec. more or less; one other Of them compos.
ed of three several tracts, containing one thousand
and twelve acres, 43 pcrchcs, and allowance, more
less ; other Of them on the road leading
from Sunbuty TO Reading, in Shamokin or Coal
township aforesaid, containing two hundred acres,
and allowance, more or less-it being part of a
larger tract called Spring Field" surveyed n
warrant granted to Daniel Reese, dated the l7lh
dav Of December. 1892 one other of them on q
branch Of Shamokin creek. in Be,r Valley, now
Coal township, containing ai0 acres, and allow.
sncc more or less one other of them in Shame.
kin township, containing 127 acres, SO perches
and allowance, more or less other of them
also in Shamokin township containing II acres,
1870 perches, and allowance, more or less and the
o'ne' W saln 'a''s, c"'''u ''''o ','"S., W. Wv
waters OF Shamokin creek, containing 2oo acres,
peIchcs, ana annwarce, more o, hsS.
Seized' taken IN eSecuuon' ana 10 We sou as Tue
property OF Duru fauetsoh
Also A certain tract piece Of land situate in
Augusta tnwnship, Notlnumoet,ahn county o"u''u,
ed hy lands OF adam Shisse'' jacob ty' o'muf'
Sawdge anu tne heirs OF Hen'y o",'She', oec "''
containing 10 acres more OF ieSs' a"ou' GU acres
ot whtch are cleareu' "hereoh are e'ec'e' arg
4 lar N
two story d"ei'ng mouse anu k'cnen, OF ia'eo TWO
story frame uwe'hns mouse anu k"ehen' (pA'nen
white) large o'nk o'fn' Wagon sn'u ava s''"
cry, 'me KIN, TWO wells oil wafer asP'ihS hoose'
ana large orchafu, a.,
Also: cet'ln 'ot OF g'ounu situate on 'na-
mok'h OF M",Se, s"re'' W 'ns "o'ous" y, 'un-
"'y, Wv" '''. " w t n,
NO y oouhu'u eastward Wy NV ", 'ir"'y was
| SER WESTWARD Wy 'o' VI "'"'' ''o'a'y' anu
southwark "y an ,"'y' "ne'eon ave ''ee',u arg
! =, - t.,.L -,
owen hg house' o'',N a''u "''''' N"'n"' ''S'
frame store mouse, log s'ane' pump " wa't'' &c
! Also: i"o c''a'n o"nusuous 'o's VI s,ounu
s"ua'e w tnr "o'""s" VI 'u""u'' a'"''" '''''',
ing vi p'a,No''y "''', ~" "",,n ~ " WV $50"
pan " s'u 'o"n We 80, 1"u 80 % ''''
! mChuah's P,"P''N' """" y " "
A. Jofuah' r,sq' """ "'s'"'u ~ ~ " e'e "'''
'' I'hn h' r'h"ey' c"n'',""E """u, " AZ, nv, t'
each. wh.ron are sfec,eu " large o''cA una log
u"e,h"g nuuSe wi" NV"
Also Two certain other contiguous lots +"
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m A K R TE ID a..

On Tuesday last, by the Rev. VIM. r. Smith,
Mr.. WAsHISsroS SMITH, of Augusta, to Miss A.
MELIA PuasEL, ofthis place.
On Thursday the 23d ul'., by the Rev. G. Berk-
stresser, Mr.. JoHS HIxoS, Of Danville, TO Miss Re-
sxccA HARrsELL of Cattawissa township, Colum.
bia county.
On the 9TH ult., by the Rev. Daniel Barber, Mr..
CHARLEs s. CRITz to Miss MARI ANN KREAMEn,
all of Chilisquaque township.
On the 2ls, ult., by the same, Mr.. SOLOMON LE-
VAN to Miss - MooRE, both of Chilisquaque.
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A CARD.

nr. ID. T. Trites, Respectfully informs the
- ci,izens ofSunbury and vicinity, that he has Ia
ken Office in the building lately occupied by Peter
Lazarus as drug store. in market street, Sudbury,
where he may he found at all hours, unless profess
sisnally engaged.
DIR. TRlTES returns his sincere thanks for the
encouragement he has received, in the line Of his
profession in this place, and trusts, by prompt al
tenton TO the duties of his profession. and reason
able charges, that he will continue 10 receive
liberal share Of the public patronage.
Sunbury, Oct. LIST, lSi2.--tf
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Tavern Notice.

To The HouoraJle Els Lctcjs. Esq, President,
andhis Associoies, .JudgeS cfhe Couriof Quar-
Ter Sessions ofhc county Of NcrihumJeyidnd:
VJNHE petition Of George Conrad. Of Augusta
j township, in said county. hum''v rcpr 'Nents,
that he continues 10 keep PUBLIC house OF enter
tainmrn, in his old stand. in Augusta township. and
is well prepared for the accommodation Of jewellers
&c. He therefore pravs your HNnors TO grant him
a license to keep n tavern, during the ensuing year.
and he will pray, &c
GEORGE CONRAD.
To THE JrnGrs ABovE MESrIoNEp - he sub
scrbers residents of Augusta township hereby cert-
fy, that George Conrad. the applicant for license, Is
man Of good rcpuc for honesty and temperance,
and is well provided With bouse.room ard convent
ences for the lodging and accommodation Of sran-
gers and travellers and that public house there is
necessary they therefore rcoommendh him as pro
per person to I've licensed to keep public house.
Henry Bvcrly, solomon Kramer,
David Rceser, John Kramer,
George kccfcr, Adam Sh'ssler,
Peter Colp. Philip Weiser.
Abraham Shipman, Andrew 3e'cheil,
Jacob Yordv, IT, Herman Shipman.
March 4th ISi3-3t
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DRowSrn.-On Saturday afternoon last, Mr..
Dawn Fox, of Rush township, Northumberland
county, was crossing the river opposite this town
with two horse sleigh. When within twenty
yards Of the opposite shore. the ice broke, and the
two horses attached to the sleigh, were drowned
Mr.. Fox himself making narrow escape. The
horses were found some time afterwards shor.
distance below Danpile Democrat.
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ID L T. ID.

On Saturday last, in Augusta township, an in.
fan, daughter of Mr.. Joseph Gsss
IN Turbut township, on the l4h ul'., Mrs. ELL
"a ANN, consort Of John II. Wilson, aged about
36 years
Al Lewsburg, on the 10th ult., Mr.. WILLIAM
HAYS, AT an ad, anced aged.
On the 2lst of January lat in ST. Joseph coun-
ty, Indiana, JOHN McMICHAEL, formerly of
Northumberland county, aged 20 years.
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Orphans Court Sale.

In pursuance of an order of the Orphans Court
of Northumberland county, will be- exposed to
public sale, on Saturday the 25th day OF March,
inst, on the premises, to wit: A certain tract of
land. situate in Shsmokin township, Nor,humler-
land county, adjoining lands of Michael Taylor,
Roaert Farnsworth and Others, containing sixty !.
cres more or less late the estate Of Benjamin Tay
lor decd Sale to commence at II o'clock, A. NJ,
of said DAY, when the conditions of sale wlll be
made known on the day of sale by
SAMUEL FURMAN,
March 4th 1919. Adm'r.
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A CARD.

Dr.J. w. Peal begs leave to tender his crate.
- iul Acknowledgements TO the people Of fSunbury
and surrounding country fol their past encourage
ment in the line OF his profession and would at
the same time announce 10 them, that he still in
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a continuance of their confidence and patronage.
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Tavern Notice.

To tie Honorabk c G. DOnnd Esq, PreTdeW,
and his Associdies, Jr.dges Of the Cour' Of Q"ar.
te" Sessions Of The county Fl NTthumhrdnd'
VIlHE petition of William Farow of Shamokin.
/ township, in said county, humhly represents,
that he continues to keep house OF public enter.
tanment his old stand in SnydrItown, AID is well
prepared for the accommodation of travellers, &c.
He therefore prays your honors to grant him IL
oense to keep a tavern, during the ensuing year
and he will pray, &c.
WILLIAM FARROW.
Tc THE JunGEs ABOVE MENTIONED The suh>
scrbers residents of Shimokin township, here
hy certify, that Wilnm Fauow, the applicant
for the license, is u man Of good reputc for honesty
and temperance, and is well provided with house
room and conveniencrs for the lodging and accom-
moha,ion of strangers and travellers and that pub
lie house there is necessary they therefore recom
mend bin as proper person 10 lie licensed to keep
a public house.
Martin l.ejdy, Henry Klase,
Isaac Bouchner, Sebastian Boughner,
James Il. Moore, Francis klase,
Daniel Smith, Mahlon Boughner,
William PrIsing, Matthias PerSing,
George w Lech, w. X. Waters.
David n. Lake,
Feb, 25th lSi3.-3t
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Sherif's Sale.

uHY virtue of an alias testatum writ of vendioui
ID exponas, issued out of the Court of Common
Pleas Of Schuylkill county, TO me directed, will he
exposed to public sale, at the house of Henry Rea-
der, in McEwensville, on Saturday the 18th day Of
March next, at O'Clock, p. NJ, the following de-
scribed property, viz:
A certain tract or piece of land situate in Turhut
township, Northumberland county, adjoining lands
of Peter Sheddy, Jacob Maxwell, decd and others,
containing 100 acres, more or less, about so acres
of which are cleared :-Whercon are erected two
dwelling houses, to one of which there is kitchen
attached a large barn, stahling, &c There i also
a good well of water, and an orchard on said Prcml-
ses. Seized, taken in execution, and to be sold as
the property of Jacob Lun.
FELK MAURER, MerG
Shern's Office,
Sunbury, Feb. 25, 1913
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PRICE CURRENT.
~QDHu1HC

~ 00 - No. ~
Is hereby given, that letters ,estamentary have
this day, (March lst. ls43,) been granted to the
subscriber, in the las, will and testament of Chris
tian Shpman. decd, late of Augusta township.
All persons therefore indebted to said estate, are
hereby required TO call and make payment, and all
persons having claims against the same, likewise
required Ia present them for settlement
LEW Is DEWART,
Sunhury March IL, ls43.-6t Executor.
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T~GDrMuIMC.

k - - u u - - - -
II NOW ali men by these Presents, that |,
Ia Henry Feaster, of Augusta township North
umlcrlind county, have this 18th d'y OF janusry,
lsi3 sold unto John SNYDER, E,q. and Adam Sny-
der, Brown Mare at SO; Cray Horse at $50 I;
| Dunn ColtutSlO; mantle clock at So old
two horse Wagon at S5 | Plow at 50 50, for
which Adam Snyder paid to me sos %, aud John
Snyder paid TO me- Sl2 2S, for which agree to
pay intererr as long a. the said Snyders fit 10
10 the shove pro crty to me, In witness where
OF have hereto set my hand and seal, the day and
year above written. his
Witness, HENRY = FEASrER.
GILLIAS FEAsTER. max
Feb. 25, lsl3.--3l
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~
4 Lii persons indebted to the subscriber, for
"A Bla ksmi;hing or otherwise, are hereby request.
ed 10 call and make set ement, on or before the
first day of April next, as his hooks will he placed
in the hands Of Justice after that time, for lcc
zion. GEORGE ZIMMERMAN.
tSunbury March !, ls43-3t.
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DIR. J. n. SUMNER
SURGEON DENTIST,

ID ESPECTFUI.LY informs the public that he
Ii has made Norlhumbe land his pcrmauen,
place of residence, and is ready 10 attend TO any
calls in the liue of his profession.
July =, lsi2.-ly,
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ATTENTION.!
The CHEAPEST GOOD S euer
. offered IN HarDers- Fsrrv.

II y =
VIE undersigned continues 10 receive from
= their Agent in Baltimore NEW GOODS
EVERY WEEK! and have Just added 10 their
Stock me following articles which they can and
will sell lower than the lowest A general as
sortment df fine English Cloths, Cassimeres, aud
Sattinets, Winter Yestings, beautiful patterns,
Fur, Cloth, Worsted, Hair and Velvet Caps,
Boots, Shoes, and Hats or every descriptions
Colored aud White Canton Flsnnels,
Very cheap Woollen do
English, French and German Merinos,
beautiful assortment OF Mouslin de Lane. and
Cashmere de Lane,
Extra heavy Brown Muslins Bin. wide cents,
Thread and Linen Edgings and Insertings
Bonnet Silks aEdSYelysts, Trimmings,
Cotton Chain. alInumbers,
400 yards Crash for Towels,
Brd-Eye Diaper, Damask Table Linen, "a
1914 Linen Sheeting,
A general assortment Of Shawls,
A quantity. Of Calicoes, handsome and cheap.
Beautiful figured Silks, sc. &c.
The public and our frfsnds are respectfully
invited TO call and see the articles above men
toned. WE know they will give general salts.
faction. rs A s G w HOLLAND.
Jan l2,si643-
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THE MARKETS.
ogrlo. q ed sALrIn5sE .nnAIcAs.

Jsa g, Bpm
CATTLE,--The offering Of beef Cattle Al the
Scales this morning bsaount 10 400 head. and The
sales TO $50 head, d prices varying principally from
50 IS 10 IS per 100 los on the hoaE which Is equal
wcre driven North, aud The balance remain 10 The
market ansold.
FLOuR.-ssles Of Howard street Flour Of good
standard brands we're made from store on Saturday
At IS s7A We have not harsl Of nny cralsaction To-
day. The rerript price Is unsettled.
7GRAlNs-The limited receipts ell 81 50 s.
10y fair 20 good reds, aud inferior lower
as IN quality, No Corn sHoal small sale Of
white, tom stores, waz made Il Is ceala Oats are
held Il q Is cents, f<bm store.
WfilSKEY.-The market eontinoes extremely
dull The stock increases daily. and prices have
declined siil further Limited sales 81 bids u 9
ee.sts. aud bsh. Il 90 eenss For large iois less
would be tnken. Weqno,e hhds. norninilly II iSl
a ~ eeals and hblA atI9B 40 eents
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40 u re m ]
once oftfs Manchester s Potomac
Railroad Company,
WlNcHEsTER, y arch 10 Is42-

4 m " IlNNIl q 7 III Y q = Vt -. "a
yEyo prevent i II misrepresentation and misre-
III presentation. notice is hereby gisens thai
all freight collected II the D POTS OF this Com
pany, whether Due 10 lhss Company, or any
other for which II ACTS, win be received il yir.
ginia psperscurFent Al Winchester II IS slso
further made known, that al goods and ner-
ehaudize, OF other freights, shipped from Philo
delphia or New York. sent 10 the care Of The
Baltimore and ohio Railroad Company wildly
an arrangement between the Company and The
Winehesler and Potomac Rai1road gosapany,
be forwarded directed; 10 Winchester. without
any com missions f6r receiving and forwarding
charged al BAiiim6re, and ihe Whole freight
through from either of those places. or any
.olher point north 81 Baltimore, wiz BIZ collect
ed al Winchester.
T. ApriI7. 1912. J. GEo,i HEST
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OYSTERS, OYSTERS,

=
TIME subscriber respectfully annoances 10
j bis friends ana tbe public generally. that
he has opeaed REFRACTORY 10 the room one
door East or w. ST. Locks Store, and imuleai-
afely opposite tie Bank or the Valley .mhese he
viii Be- aIwags prepared 10 serve Up OYSTERS.
ID all manners, Filed, Roasted, or Ssawe3, snd
hopes u receive LIBERAL share of their patFcn-
age. He has made arrangements 10 receive.
DkiL1 from Bs1timore. The largest. richest and
most luscious Oysters thai The market affords,
aud will dispose of them y the CAN pr FLATE.
He invites bis iriends to Gene Htasteisnd lFg, 2
and feels assured they MlH pronounce them d
superior sriicle. j. W. GALEAHER.
Dee q, 1914
Persons desiring Oysters b. tbe GAN.
will please i1forms the subscriber the day pre-
rions, IN order t5 enable him 10 send fbr sn tx.
ara supply. INV.
4 Jan. III 1855