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United states commiss,onsr's Once.

Peter Swede was examined a charge of per-
jury il relation TO the sloop Suffolk. and acquitted.
4 man named Woodward WAS also examined on
charge oflarceuy but the complaint dismissed.
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p1- Philadelphia and Boston.-The Daily Tn
bune regularly seved 10 subscribers in Philadelphia by Lsi
Der Co. and Bostoa by BEDDING & Co. Single copies may
sso be purchased al their News Rooms from the news
hnys In thosa cities.
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e A meeting of Wings takes place at Goshen,
Orange Co. on Saturday, 18th inst.
The steamboat Utica leaves the foot of Duane
street at 8 o'clock, A. NJ. and in connection with
the Erie Railroad takes passengers there and back
for 81. The meeting will be addressed by Elk Gov.
Seward, Hon. Jos. L. While, Hon. John A. Collier,
Hon. A. B. Dickinson, Hon. Dudley Seden, David
Graham, Esq. We say 10 those who wish 10 pass
pleasant day and hear fine spcaking-ATrEND.
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OF No place of Amusement in The city affords much 10.
tional recreation the NewYork Museum The pcro.-
uneIceptionabe and the price Of admission only
ona srIing.
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CLAY AND POLK FLAes.-A lot OF these Flags
was sold yesterday at Austen & Spicer's auction
store. A great effort for effect made TO run up
the price OF The Polk and Dallas Flags, which SO
far succeeded as 10 run them TO more than double
the price for which they were ever before Sold The
Clay Flags were next offered and the first bid was
higher than the Polk Flags brought They were
bought by WM. a. BEEoHEs, 50 Beaver-st where
we advise orr friends 10 call end purchase
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t,nrrzspondence Of The Tribune.

PHILApELrHlA. Oct. I0-5 ?. NJ
Below give you all the returns, as reported
m to the hour of closing or course, their cor
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SPLENDID EDITIoS oF THE BlBLE-Edwsrd
DUNCAN, Isl Fulton-sueer, has commenced the
publication in weekly numbers OF an illustrated Ed
ton of the Bible, according to the Douay and
Rheimish versions No. l. is before US, and is e
splendid specimen OF typography. Ii has for a
froatispiece engraving Of 81. Pauck's Cathedral,
New-York, under which is e certificate OF Bishop
Hughes to the authenticity of The ediion and the
following recommendation OF IL 10 the faithful:
The present Edition of the Doray Versnn of she Old and
New Testament. published By Edward Dungen. New oyk
recommending il TO tia faithful be read that
and respect which due the Word OF God and with
al who would Rad tie Rely Scriptures with advantage
10 theIt sous. JOHN HUGHES.
Bishop of York.
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q Hon. CHARLES H. CARROLL has been
nominated for reelection to Congress by the
Wings of Ontario and Livingston Counties His
majority will be about $500.
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" The Wings of ULSTER County have nom-
mated JESSE T. CoNKLIN Of Shawaugunk and
ROBERT Humphrey of Shandaken for Assembly.
For Commentaries. SEcoR of Kingston, and
HENRY D. ELTING of New Paltz. We rejoice to
see that all alliances were declined, and clean
and strong Wing ticket nominated.
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.iamns Rirney

"a liberty Party Man writes US in defence
of James G. Birney, saying "you published let
ter from him, no longer ago then yesterday, de-
nying that he had Rae any inOuledge off fact
Of his nor::aation." No such thing. Mr. Bir-
ney only says,
have been nominated for the LEGISLATURE Of .niehi-
gan 6v the Democrats OF the County eie reside hr
been lef My relation me Liberty party ana
my uncompomsns opposition 10 both the other parties as
well understood there elsewhere. IT, then. have been
nominated by any portion of cornrymen, Inns been
neither Democrat a, Wing But as have received
official Authoritative notification OF such nomination. Il
would be allure IN t0tase any farther Doce OF
Respectfully, &c. JAMES G. BtRNEY."
Diplomatic and skllful as this is, ii does not
deny that Mr.. Birpey had any knowledge OF
the fact OF his nomination. Such denial
would be inconsistent with the truth We can
not doubt that MI Birney perfectly well under.
stood before he left home that he scould be nom-
mated, and ,ohy We do not remember any in
stance of Loco. Focos nominating Political OPP
ponent because Of their personal regard for him,
or any thing OF the kind. If they do nominate
an adversary, it is because they heve Use ior
him Ed. Tribune.
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Orange County Mass Meeting.

II The Wings of ORANGE County will hold
their last Grand Rally prior to the Election at Co.
shen on Saturday, Tomorrow They expect TO
have us speakers WM. H. SEWARD, JOHN A. COL
LIER, JOSEPH l.. WHITE, DUDLEY SELDEN, DAVID
GRAHAM and WIN. III. VAN WAGNER, most OF whom
have promised TO attend though all may not be able
They will be glad to see their brethren and their op
ponents assembled with them.
r. The Political Questions of the Day will be
discussed at YoNKEKs, Westchester Co. on Satur-
day P. NJ. by c. DEWITT and l.. B. SHEPHERD on
the side of Polk, and H. GREELEY on the side Of
Clay. Two hours and half are allotted to each
each.
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Central Clay Committee,


RssOoed. That the Clay Club; and other Demoerate Gay
10 devote heteves with patient and industry 10
the important duty Of thorough primary organization Of te
respective Wards now in progress
Rcsooed That in accordance with very general wish OF
our Wing friends this Committee will take measures for hGd
inr dne the roooih of October Mass Meeting in this City
in which Clay Clubs Clay Asocations and trends Of Gay
rsoernlly of an occupations will be requested to participate
81 devons one day last mighty movement before the
Election a. a,
Council Of Presidents with 70 add 70 Their number ara
be pub ished. J. N. REYNOLDS, fresneh''
1T Dopa1, }S..,o,s,;a,
J. r. LokToN.
~ 4. At meeting Of the Council oil PTesldenr. Nednes-
dny. sDth Oct was fixed upon 90 u
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nf0I l.pW
EIoo of Domestic Manufacture. of Cotton in same tns
e. go AGO. which shows an increase of exports of Domestic
Goods for the period of nine months of 4 The annual
consumption of Cotton Goods of Foreign production in tho
this data the secured to the i@eeas. Of tbs Coua
lsa alone and to the Labor of tho Country oil the employ
to manufacture these Goot beside L. %as s
Tariff: would not have been employed.
'Tl. roIIou,;rg Salem hanks have made dividends:
The following ouie"i paihs haSo maui III 'oe'1''
Aas cent s Commercial Mn.han IN s.s
Tn The I amount Of tonnage cleared from the
p;,,.,l oa;ca n, the month cr Sent is 100000 a2sta
Whole mount received since december 1873 SSH
The Albany Eyening Journal 5 s says .,o,
Of the best pieces OF railway county The seepers
cfosspeces are Of solid dmsnsions and The rail ued tbe
heqves, description of the rail- Tho whole road. from
Schenectady TO Albany N Thorough ana oaceen rsp
ana te trains maKe men TIPS WIN great apay " 3gag
street tisT niles in twenty 1--WE minutes Ths ncsasI
Of the depot have already added largely TO The travel TE
trip from Albany Schenectady direct accomplished
in itom 30 to Is minutes.
rar,,o.--r,-.eyJ,,.,o -,,J a.. 1u. 1,,.
'A''D ''''''N IT, T,npsn.y Oct 10
.sors ,,,. ,o,.. ~ oSal, IN LII.
een taen AZ aa5a4S The maIks eann"t lie ooied oY
S P0t t ave hsla firmly without many Offering Sales
are without particular cnnnge ne market Is s fntef Oh
posed To favor buyers we notice sales about oo bales
Fl DIR AND MEAI-FIour continues ve,v duII with
every 1Dpeannce Of going step or two lower G.ne.eo fe
@ I 6h; ho 90 eli ~ R,asl 10 o III % gu ~, n,
ont and ltbou1n Ire ,ecs;n o,a ,,ae,.
mn 1850 he ds,a nj E,nnS boo 6t;a 4. ,.nto.,,
iey W. VIC IAN in hhi "op C "Sou. 10
ne b Of little oe natbnr doinr aeorreiown az, H1
.sa s"a r.o 10 ali ba sa,,saa.. tr
RE f9u ~ steady at ~ Eh sme supply Jersey Me
IL 70, g3od western. r c.. WV, o,.o
has been reeeved ana was taken TOT milling at U cents and
nla 70. Oh new gtgna AZ u Cent? ne snpoe. Of Com
were Eonerde ana e market ~ sun LOOKING up he sale;
jersey 90 tOftfeEn ut %
69V GO MORN C3rone Vhte AZ % % cents weight, dey
cree ana ~ 30 s1utnepn feno% AZ oo cent? measure
sies y oushes rye nave Oeen maze at ~ cents
Vered IN Ie sllp II IS 1Iiefe, a. o. cen OaI nte % ~
Ior LIMA; $40 in. Saies bacSCyeu feas ~ 81 Ve o
pel DUG VI . uuSheIs.
WHlSKEY The arrivals are very limited, and III, ed
yanced Of Corn tends to advance the views OF holden
sale of 30 barrels reported d; e cents.
HAY.-Thee i, not much Offering and The prce, are sua
We note sa e. $40 bal les for shomen nj 40 cents c,E
PLASTER hse,
a.l,as,ad - a. ;a =, a. nay oes iae'
op ,ae i'ei " 81. Sasn. te oetaa"o g"oa.
LEAD--We hoH Saies OF aoW pigs Missouri landing. e.
4CoA which IS a trhe lower
OLA farther sale OF COZ bb. Crude Whale hes bcen
made for export. supposed at 81 cents. cash
og 1s.s =. 80 .eu.' se ena
1SuI ooSss herring nave been toid a. 90 %
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By Special Express,
PENIS

TRIBUNE OFFICE, III P. NJ. Thursday.
Our Express from the Northern Counties OF
Pennsylvania has just arrived he brings very
heavy Skunk msjoriGes from all Counties but
Tr-erne as follows;
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10 General Committee OF Democratic
WING Young Men.-A Regular Meeting Of This Com
lnittee will be held the Broadpdy House. on Friday
Evening the 1Ith Oct inst. at o'clock. By order.
DAVID GRAHAM, Chairman.
G en-, 4 L x; TaTt0a' secrsari oil Ito
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Connecticut Aroused.

There was a gathering of 10000 Freemen
at BRIDeEgoRT, CT. on Wednesday at Wing
Mass Meeting, which was most ably addressed
by DUDLEY SELpEH, ,JosgrH L. WHITE. JOSHUA A.
SPENCER, VIM. II. VAN WAGNER and ]. B. Ell,
DREpGE. Connecticutis ready to roll up great
majority for Clay and the Tariff.
TIE profuss hospitality and generous enthu:
siasm of the Wings of Bridgeport is the theme OF
general praise, Their houses were open to all,
with bounteous tables spread, free and welcome.
They rejoiced to meet such crowds of their
brethren and compattiots, and made them feel
truly at home. Every thing was conducted with
ike good tas:e-the Convention was the largest
ever assembled in Connecticut, and we think the
mos, effective. Al any rate, Bridgeport did her
part 10 make it SO.
u In 1910, the Loco-Focos Claimed mug.
ioriiy Of HE Popular Vote at the State Election
in Jersey. Now they are beaten by 1000,
and of course they will claim a great gain from
1910.
" The WuGs OF Ngw-JERsEY tender the
compliments of the season to the Empire Club
Committees, kindly sent over to watch their
Polls, and keep out Illegal Votes. When suf6.
GENTLY rested from their arduous labors the Jer-
sey Wings would like report from the Empires
as TO the success of their patriotic e1ertions.
" a Jersey City Whig assures us that q
paragraph in our Wednesdays Extra is calculat.
cd to work injustice to Aldermen K. OF that
place. He was indeed seen in company with
the Empire Boys, as there stated; but for nothing
else than to coax them on! of the place. OF
course, he is not obnoxious to censnre.
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nS- National Mnss Convention of Demo-
cratic Wing Young men.-At d meeting OF the
Committee Arrangements of Inc Young Mems Henry Clay
Association for National Mass Convention Of Democratic
Wing Young ben bs held the City Of on The
sd Of October instant, 1t was
Resopsd That the members of this Committee be the only
perros nuh0rzed FUNDS for the Convention o. the
3 inst npd credentials therefor be signed by the oleer
OF the Dung Mems Henry Clay Association and Chairman OF
the Committee OF Arrange and that this Committee has
with proposed meeting ut Recommendation
Of Central Committee for Sfh inst. ru
BY order. . GEO- 2. hALSEY.
oil lwis Chairman COMMITTEE OF Arrangements.
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s0NEasET COIyTy 40.
l26.-.lS2t

Maj. for SItatton ..229. Do for IIaTrison--27I.
-Ths town Yves taken from un,erdon and added to Somer.
SC, la, Winter changing the aggregates of the two Counties
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u We shall have by Special Express farther
news from PENNSYLVANIA, &c. at s O'Clock this
morning, which we shall issue in an E1trc at 9
O'Clock.
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albany VIII DO 1T:

The Wings of ALBANY County have nominated
HENRY G. WHEATON for Congress, with
Ira HARRIS, CLARKsoa F. Crosby and LEONARD
LlrcHFlELD for Assembly. We trust this ticket
is good fer at least 600 majority.
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Commercial and money matters.
OF For Commercial and Money Matters see last Pa

THURSDAY. p. ~
There was no very marked change in the Sleek
marke, 10 day a, the Board After the Board In. feeling
rather better Iinc, improved per cent ohioh. NeT-
Orleans Csuai Bank per cert,
The Exchange market is mot active, but rates are
s,eady-S,erins %. 10; Francs s2's a 8 SIX.
The London packet of to-day took $500 Me1j-
can Dollars and Euso Sterling in British Silver. together
about sl5.4ce.
We published lew DAYS since pro .orrls table
the results ola shipment Ofexican Dollars to Pas We
bclsw two valuable tables prepared by the ane
gentleman. J. +. En,z Esq of tho Life and Tras, CO. giving
the of Exchange produced by range premiums on
Dollars in market and prices PAR. aud London
TABLE, SHOWING THE RATE os rSCuASnx rRcpucHb frh
sAtPNENt or MEXICAN DOLLARS TO LospoS "a PARIS.
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Total, 90 Co.'S 1928 36957. :. 37,735 SO 349
Markle ahead. 49,. .5,97l Harrison do. 1850
Not generally credited.
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The National Insurnace COtlDaTy' DOst''H "dVe
declared semi annual divdend per cent pays6c -
mand
cared semi annual dividend of cent payable DE-
mand
Ne copy from the Express the following, which
show, the amount Gotten Goods imported into tbs United
Saes md tho exported during tne scilyea endns
Srnember Goth sI2 and nine mon rs succeeding, tssan,
thug Jan Goth 1919 The fiat period. will be ocoeced.
ends at tho tmo the Tariff went into operation 1as
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CITY INTEL LIG E N c Z.
TILL RcnAY

Court OF Oyer and Termincr.
psf,a yndse Ksyr and AID ScnsFYELry and HAssaoUcK.
TRIAL OF WILLIAM QUIN.
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The Cour, adjourned.
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AMERICAN MusruS The novelties and amusen,sr;s To-
day this place uaonBg TIE dsofyng view. grand
auiomnton. Cen Thumbs und Queen Victorias Cour su
WITH several other ciioe, are nox exhibiting: beside The
Alfred me Wizard Of the North. so TIE Druumond Light
will be exhibited Fvi'pr r~--inH,
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-02-10
Tavern License.

10 the Honorable C. G. Donnel, Esq. President
and hs associates. Judges ofhe Courf of Qum
Ter Sessions for The county IF NoyihumJriond
YNHE lie i;ion of Eliz beth Weirzcl, oC Sunbu.
Il ry, in sal county, kumlAy represents ,ha,
she continues TO keep house Of public entertain.
mcnt, II, her old slanl in Sunbury, anI is well pre-.
par d Tor The accommodation of travellers, g.,
She therefore prays your Hon'rs to grant her Ii.
ccnsr I" keep tavern during the ensuing year
and she vii, Isay, &c.
ELlZ iBETH WE1rZEL.
10 THE JCDG Es AnoyE MENTIONED The sub
scril'crs, residents Of Sunburv, hereby certify that
Fila 'icth Weiizel. the applicant fn the license
is lady Of good rcpue Tor honesty aud temperance
and is well provided with house. room and c,nvcni
enccs Tor the lodging and accommodation of s,r,n.
srrs and travellers, and that pubic house thcr, is
ucocss ny ;-tlry therefore recommend her As a
proper person to- he licensed 10 keep public house,
Edward Goblin ilenry Y"xtheimee
ii nry Goblin T. G Matkley
Henry Masscr Jacoh Painter
John BogM Ge rye Bright
Brnjamin Hendricks Geo 3 Yuungman
Charles riea ants Wan Younsmsn
Feb. 10th, IsI9-3t
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Tavern License.

To he HonoraJ's c. g. Donnei, E,g.. President
and his Associa'es, Judges offhe Cout IF Qm,-
Ter Sessions Of the county IF Northumberland :
VUNHE p,ti,ion Of Charles Weaver, Of Sunbury. in
Il SAID county, humliy rspre,enis, that he eoniin
ues to keep house of public entertainment, at his
cid sand, aud is well prepared f'r the accommods.
tion Of travellers, &c, He therefore prays your
hon = 10 grant him license 10 keep tavern dur.
the ensuing year, and he will pray, &c.
CHARLES WEAVER.
To THE JUDGrs ABOvE MENTioNED:- sub
scrbrrs, residents Of Sunhury, hereby certify, that
Charles Weaver, The applicant for the license is
a man of good rrpue for honesty and temperance,
aud is well provided with house room and convent.
enccs for the lodging aud accommodation Of siran.
gers and travellers, sud that public house there
Is necessary they therefore recommend him as \
proper pers N 10 I've licensed Ia keep public house.
Berj ,min Hendricks Gideon Markle
John Robins Daniel Bs,k
Joseph Elseiy Michael Young
Thomas A B,Iling,on VIM !. Drwah
CharIes J Bruner Simue Thompson
T. ID Wharton John Landau
Feb. l0ih, lsH.-3i.
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81 \ pursuance of an order uf the Orphans Court
b Of Northumberland county, VIII he exposed Ia
public sale or cutlery, un Mandav the 18th day of
Fehruny next, y, the house of Peter Snyder in Au-
Gusa township, in ,nid county, to wit: certain
tract of land situate in the township aforesaid, con
taining one hunlrrd ard seven acres and ninety>
nine Ierches adj lining l.nd of reter Snyder, Dan
iel lIenningcr, and the river Susquehanna whrrecn
is erected two story ng house and log barn, an
excellent orchard. spring house with a never fail
ing spring. Also: Al the same time and place, a
c. Tan tract of land situate in The township atore.
said, containing two acrs and fihy-,cven perchcs,
adjoining land of Peter Snyder, Daniel Henninger
and others. The Holland Run Creek runs through
said land. and there is good watrr power on the
las, described tact. Late the estate of Jacob Ma.
lich decd
Sale to commence al 10 o'clock Of said dav when
the conditions OF sale will I've made known hv
IOHN MALiCH,
PETER MALICH,
Sunhury, Ian. 90, lSil Adm'rs.
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gave new charm to the whole of his rich, mel.
linuous Irish accent
Time and events dispersed that circle The
young Porter, his law license signed, went to the
Lower Mississippi to the Upper. And, years
afterwards, we met on this floor, Senators from
different parts Of that vast Louisiana which was
not even part of the American Union at the
time that he and were born. We met here in
the session ls33-'3i, high party times, and on
opposite sides of the great party line; but We
met as we had parted years before We met as
friends; and. though often our part to reply to
each other in the ardent debate, yet never did we
do it with other feelings than those with which
we were wont to discuss our subjects of rccrca.
tion on the banks of the Cumberland
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-02-10
Tavern License.

To he Honorobt e. g. Donnel. Esq., FresiRcuf,
and his is~cioirs Judges Of Hr Court uf Qna,>
Ter Sessions, # The county Of Northumberland: !:
VVNHE petit N of frederick Rakcr OF Lutte Ma
Il h"noy, in said county, huml'y rcprcscu,s that
be continues 10 keep tavern q, his ol stand, and
is well prepared for the accommodation Of travel
crs, &c. He therefore Prays your IIonors t, grant
him license To keep tavern during the ensuing
year, and he will pray, &c
FREDERICK RAKER
To rmE JUpGEs ABovE MENTIONED: The sub
scril~rs, resd nts Of l. Mstonoy, hereby certify, that
Fred Raker, the applicant, for The liceuse, is a man
Of good rclu'e fhr honesty and Temper lncc, and is
well provided with house-looR and crnvenienccs
for the Lodging and accommodation of fstrangers and
travellers, and that public house there is necessary
--'h'y therefore recommend him as a proper per
son I" I've licenced 10 keep public hous'.
Samuel Wagner Daniel Wagner
James SSineh.rt George Swnehat
Enoch Ruker Samuel Wagner
Jacob Is wrr J e Ru,hermcl
William Dcn VIM Rothcrmei
David Ham II Krehs
Amos Reed George Holshue
F-h. i0h, lSii --3t
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PMIHc Sale.

"lLI. be sold, q, public auction. at The house
~ Of Daniel Herb, in Upper Mahonoy town.
snip, Northumberland county, on the S, day OF
May next,
5000 acres OfTiInbcr Land.
situated, chiefly, in Coal township. said county.
The Mahonoy creek passes through considerable
portion Of the property, sfordng several excellent
mill seats. The taxes have all heen paid up, and
an indispuable title, clear Of all incumbrances will
he given TO purchasers. The sale will I've continued
from day 10 day, until the whole is sold.
The terms will be made known on the day of
sale. A. A.JEANRENAUD.
rETER BOUSQUET.
Feb. 10, lsd4-2t WM MEGA Y Agprt
81 The Po'svillc Emporium and Danville In.
te''gcnccr viii give the above one insertion, aud
charge this Office.
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SheriH''s Sales.

HDN virtue If sundry wriis of yen,tioui expo
I'd n,s, ISSUED out of the Court of Common Pleas
oi Northumberland county, 10 me directed, will lie
exposed TO pubic sale, a, the following places 10
Wit;
II o'clock A. M., at the late dwelling house Of
John Fcrs,er, decd, (now George Ps,ller) Ia lit
tie Mahonov township, Northumberland county. q
Certain tract or piece of land situate in said WI
ship Of I'te Mahonny, adjoining lands of Daui,l
Herb, Daniel Dorm elf the heirs nf Leon Fcrs,
ter, dec d., and Others, containing S2 acres aud 80
peIcheS, strict mrasuTe, he ,he same more OI rsS
about 100 Of " hch cleared wherein are
erected u large two story dwelling house, a good
spring house. a large bank barn. Wagon shed and
other "ul.hui'dngs. There Is also II large apple
trees,
Seq j. taken in execution, and 10 lie sold as the
properly of Peter Frr,'er,
Also o. Mnnd.y, the l2th day nf Fth,u1ry
next at O'clock, T.. NJ, At the C"u,t House, in he
10 ough of Suuhury, all ttr defendants interest.
supposed TO be- the uRl.,ided third pah Of certain
trav otaud, 81 n%,e IA Augusta township. n ouhum-
herand cornty, adjoining lands late Of William
Shipman, d,c'd, land late Of Nicholas Shpmau,
$685., Conrll RakeI. Leonard Reed and othcrs,
criitanng two hundred more ur les, all ut
thirty acres oi which are cleared; whrIenn pre cree.
ted II small lcp house and q frame harm
Seircd, taken IN execution, and Ia be- s1ld as the
properly OF Augustus Ross.
FELIX MAURER MerB.
Sheriff soihce,