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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-07-27
MAGASIN JAPANAIS,
90 Duane Street.

HPARKER, Agent, from Amsterdam, most respect
"A fully informs his friends the public eral thai
he has received magnificent collection Of ancient Oil Paintings
s. Flower Byl.. Plates. Dishes Cups md sauesrs; old
Fans Of the 18th csnsry and two Ebony Wooden Carved
Arm Chain. FROM TIN 34s l3 formerly belong cd 70
The Cardinal Ainsnes, Great lnqusor Of Spain,
sve has bs~a IN this couay Of which 6e car dispose
yourself call aud this speadid collection
Also carved Chars for Caf oc Churches; seen
from 10 A. Nj I'LL r. Nj. je27 2Ins III
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CASTLE GARDEN.

CASTLE GAnDEN.
SACRED MUSIC ana SUNDAY CONCERT
Consisting of selection from the best works Of the
Distinguished Performers, aud divided into
By the Exeeen Band, under the direction Of
Mr. LOTHIAN will be given
Sunday Evening, July 17th.
The masnice aud extensive Hell in the world
chastey yet beautifully decorated aud cooled by central
Eouna Will be thrown open for thse Sacred Performances
During the intervals the public from "a
behold the ships AID wd- spreading Landscape aroupd
thu singular beauties OF and night be here
enjoyed 10 the utmost perfection by 20 900 visitors there
pace sufficient the unequaed edhce accommodate mui
titudes, without interfering n.lh their comfort.
PROGRAMME
PART
pra, of the Italian Multitude ........... Auber.
Vital spark OF HeaveAly Flame Kew Dr. Have
Al, Intermi.sion Of Half an Hour.
III.
SscIed Chorus, "Hosannah the Highest" Hard-
Andante Nutrt
Inc Deserted aboey 'b,shnl
AtDawn oil Day. KevDr Clarke
Admittance, l21a ce ITS.
The Castle q rden afford
superior opportunities for reading meditation uadsurbeo
nade within this huilding the low
r. 'll-ri-s command ny he j27rc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-07-27

PIANO. FORTES FOR HIRE,
AT All Bk GA DWAY, CUP STAIRS)
IL WALKER has constantly hand extensive
y. msnt ofeegant Rosewood and Mahogany Panofortes
Of description including Grands and Cabinets which
are loaned hire the above establishment his
iactory No 40 West l4th the 9Th avenue
Also, New Pianos for sale with all the modern improv
ments, warranted equal to any in United States
t.Ilt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-07-27

SOMETHING NEW AND USEFUL.
FER long endeavors the undersigned has succeeded
"A introducing to the people Of the United States article
they have long needed IL is in the shape Of Paste called
PATES DAMANDES, lOrgeat Paste, } while i combines a
healthy and pleasant drink Tor the Summer While promi
these qualities IL the useful
Heartburn and Sour Stomach and capital drink for diseases
the chest ls component parts INNOCENT and
be recommended TO females in all Of life; good fo
wet nurses, snd can be used Substitute for milk.
Prepared and sold for hs Proprietor by L. No
IN ATTORNEY ed iutr
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IASTLE UANDLN.
ih5-AdmissiOn rs Cents.-fp
Great Musical attraction
Proprietorx. ..+.... Messrs. rench md Hsscf
Grand Entertainment
Monday Eveutog, July 90,
The performance will commence with the Overture %
La Vivaldiere, by the full Orchestra
Song Mr. Dennison.
Overture Full Band.
Pas Grotesq by c. I. Parsloe
La Rine de Chypre. Full Orchestra
Ballad. ....................N MIR Oerrison
Inermlsson Of Half Hour for Prompnad aud Refresh
The rsaevf splendid Cosmorinas will be Tor Inspection
The second part vi conmenc. = th
Ora d Oyerture--Fra Davolo.
Pis Sea Miss Pray.
To conclude with Splendid e~s the Tight Rope by
Herr Clre
Doors open hsipas o'clock. P,rfcrrr,-.s 20 eora
40 coch
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-07-27

GRAND EVENING FLOTILLA BALL.
n &GS1 AI One OF the most extensive and brilliant Balls
EA51-5' ever attempted on the Of the Hudson
@-ZwiIi take place Monday evening, August
Mr. Parker the celebrated dancing master and Mr. Isaac
EDGE J having competea their with one Of the
will be beautifully decorated and Illuminated.
The steamboat DELAWARE, with her larp and spacious
Barge capable OF accommodating 1900 comfortably,
will cave the foot of Warren O'Clock NJ Canal
street ~, Hammond street g. aud Jersey City at AZ.
Tickets 81; admitting gentleman and lady ladies
tickets 80 cents.
Particulars in future advertisements J27 tim
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COLMAN'S
LIT ERAR Y SAL LOON,

i 4 II n N i . n Il " " IN
AND EXHIBITION OF
B EA UTIFUL PAIN TIN GS,
No. 2O3 Broadway, New York.
MAXIMlLlANS Great and Splendid work, being his tour
lvA through the United States illustrated with Eighty En-
cravings after the Of drawing. large foo-with
quarto volume of letter both volumes elegantly
for the Drawing Room few copies only printed in English
No stranger should visit the City without calling
the Great Collection of
BOOKS, PAINTINGS, AND ENGRAVINGs,
which offered AT greatly reduced prices"
The Public Sale Room filled with books Of every kind, in
various languages, which, and the Print Room,
charge is made
Above the Bookstore Sale Room, apartment fitted
up for the
EXHIBITION AND SALE OF OIL PAINTINGS.
consisting of about
Two HUNDRED CHOICE PICTURES.
by ancient and modern Maste-to view which, asma cha
Of l1k cents 10 required
HERALDRY.
The Arms Of Individuals whose families originated any
country in Europe traced and splendidy embaIoned vel
um equal aud third the charge Of the Lon
don Herad Colleges Geneaoges or Pedgees arranged and
illuminated.
JUST PUBLISHED,
The GENEALOGY OF GEORGE WASHINGTON,
with his and crest, upon his carnage.
Price only s. 5o-in eolors. Curiosity. je23 eodu m
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NEW MUSIC.
~ RILEY &CO 297 Broadway, publish and keep hand
an extensive assortment Of New and Fashionable Mu.,c
which they offer for sale wholesale and retail the low
possible They manufacture Instruments Of superior
every articls they SELL being practically
I'd with the d, eent branches of their Mitry and,
eupplied At the most reasonable rates. my22ms rrc
MILITARY EQUIPMENTS.
Ii. ]. STORMS, FULTON STREET,
AS constantly on hand full Of Military and
Horse Equipments according to the United States and
State regulation Also variety OF Saddles Brides, Harness
Trunks, Valises, &c sc.
Horse Eaupmenta of-verv style made order Ies i-m
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WILLIAM CORNEBY, alias James Perry, left England
w about nine years ago aud is about AZ
Should this bis the eye Of ANY Of his friends that
plicstsn 70 Thomas Cole. Hoppn Ed Of Providence Rhode
by his certificate Of BAPTISM will hear something his adyan-
3sm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-07-27

GALVANIZED IRON AND TIN.
GALVANIZED SHEET IRON AND TIN, a very su
" peror article warranted Also Tin Plate Shee
Iron Russia Sheet ron Sheet Zinc Scotch and Ame
rican Fig Iron, for sele bv CASS & WARD,
mv11 fuS-r No ~ Broad strset
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GOTHIC CuURC iEo,

COLORED GLASS, MOSAlCS, NC.
THE Undersigned being the Agent Of large toored Glass
Mandatory France, will furnish tlr best QUANTITIES 81
coored much lower prices han they have been sold
this dsy Church Windows be had ready mounted with
any pattern Of Mosaic made according to models -
copied on the finest Gothic Monuments Europe. He will
for the complete Glass Furniture oany Church Al
ply 10 - - tANuhEI,
mis- Imeodsrh South William street,
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MATCH for $500 will of this Course Mon.
"A day the 18th nst first fair day between the Canals
hors Hors and the well known Racing Horse Livingston
heat. THIS to come Fl at O'Clock
Same Day.A Purse Of 500 will be given for Foot Race
Of mile TO leap 10 hurdles each inches high ge
they please Entrance ST. be de at X Smiths
there than Ave starts For this following
have b. made :Norh Berger Weeh Bantam, HI
Horton, tetsr Williams, and James Wilson To of
al o'clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-07-27

TO MERCHANTS and TORS
MI OkL tsPEC ALLY TO those who have suffered by the
NA late lire, viii please call upon JNO q. TBBtTS, 20l
rsnd street VINO having made important IN
lItUN sat TIERS AND DOORS, which " iii OH
the least from wall hottest pouring
sssst them Thee are some similar these, not the
present improy ernent.
jy25 2wsric JNO. O. TIBBFTa
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HOBOKEN TURTLE CLUB.
NEW YORK GALLERY OF THE

FINE ARTS.
THE Exhibition Of The Pictures and Engavngs Of this
stituon the public at the Rotuud III the
Pak lately uped by the Post Oce Entrance from the
Park
LIFE MEMBERSHIP ONE DOLLAR to nonmembers,
single admission Is cents
The Rooms will be open daily from A. M. until sun.
down.
Those holding Scrip Certificates obtain Certificates Of
Membership at door, a. heretofore. jy26 lwissrc
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RACING On THE BEACON COURSE.

THE MANSION HOUSE, % Broadway, is uuniured
the late hire, and continues open for companv
Jy21 1w+ec w. j. BUNKER
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RApIow ANN aEOpcr sE1y

BARLOW AND GEORGE SEWARD
The Match One Mile for $780, bstw I'll sc two
Al in come of on tho aisr inst
The great Trone Match between Lady Tompkns the Jer.
sey City Mare and James D. MeMann Reality and George
Spicsrs horse Zip, on Monday wssk the tth Of
August: The horses are At present all doing we'll
iIiSns
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-07-27

NOTICE TO BANKS
WILSON BROWN having lost their Bill Book by the
w recent fire, will thank all Banks havn their
acoeptences send notices of the same their
office, No 70 West street, Of Carlisle
i, % lweods.,c iw os
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-07-27

Frnr BoARp July % 500 shares Girard Bank s; 500 do
73iS; 5000 Texas notes, 20.
Srcoso BoARp-s5ct0 State S. 81; 800 Reading 81,
1a 700 shares Girad Blk bo3d 81 50 Wilmington RR bo5
l31.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-07-27
H,OLlAN HARPS,


NUNS CLARK having purchased the patent right foI
AS"Colemans olian Attachment the Piaioorte for the
entire United States excepting Massachuses
he public that they ar. now prepared TO supply panofores
with this attached attach any
modern made horizontal Panofortes In regard tothe durability
of this nvenon N L. prepared to satisfy the
warrant them in the assertion, that the oian will remain
climate and will be affected by
Of atmosphere The satisfactory waranee given with
Zach instrument
The public invited TO the olian Panofortes
~ their ware-room, No $40 Broadway the Park
where also be found OF g. 81 aud Octav.
ianofnres both mahogany
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-07-27

DARIIJULAK KEt}U EST AND NUIICE.-WTLSUN
Il BROWN, recently occupants of the Store ~ broao
street. removed 10 the 81 Carlisle and West streets
having suffer with others III the loss of book
aud OF earnestly solicit those whom they
have sold goods which have been paid for 70 render
statement of their indebtedness with copies of bulls and
derd and where such bills aud accounts have
been rendered to furnish statement OF the goods delivered
order that they may q a settlement
WILSON BROWN will also thank parties holding then
acceptances AID render STATE ment OF the same
due be mede for Them Banks hold
ing their running maturity will confer favor by no
ufying them W similar manner
WILSON BROWN have been so fortunate as 10 reeove;
from the o their late their TN box containing al
their Of hand collected with but very few exception
and other yub bile papers; but clasred and dnnaseu
STATE that though leg bic they will have 90 trouble % COZ
nectd therew h, with substituting new pes " siml teno
ia their stead. y2l lw = en1-Jt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-07-27

SkEa LIVERPOOL LINE tOF PACKETS OF THE
sfFA 9Th OF AUGUST,Th and elegant packet ship
nSSx&. ASHBURTON, Henry Hutsson, master 100 tons
hurhel, will positively sail As above her regular day
H,vng second cabin
I'd seerage persons wishing behs shout
make early application board foct OF Walden Lane
JOSEPH McMURRAY,
100 Pine OF South
The srlendd ship Henry Clay. Eyra Nye master will
the Ashbprton, and sail the emher her
guar dtv jy2i
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RUNS OF TIE BURNT DISTRJC,

RUINS OF THE 3 URNT DISTRICT
THE DAGuERREOTYPE VIEW of these Ruins, tax en-
from Exchange Place, opposite the spot where stood
Gfocker u Warren's store, may be LOUIS L.
BISHOPS, Daguerrian artist, No 2S5 Bro dway.
lhi view, embracing all the broad street. New
street aud Broadway, tier actual state such
soon be impossible To obtain, forms picture interesting
10 preserve IN commemotaon of the sad calamity Of the
lust Will be disposed Of At a reasonable prlce
"a Ii
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-05-03
HoRRID MuRDER-EscApE OF THE MURDER.

HoRRID MunDER-EscApEo OF THE MURDER.
ER.-We learn from indubitable authority that
Mrs. Holloway, wife of Mr.. Holloway, of Per.
son county, (who was once member of our
Legislature) having prevailed on her husband.
one day last week, to tie the hands OF one Of
their negro women, beat and tortured her to
death. II is said that she heated pan handle
red hot and ran it down the negro's throat, be.
sides burning her lips to a crisp. The horrid
tale abou. the burning seems too incredible TO
be believed, and we mention it on the authori.
ty Of rumor, without vouching for its accuracy
The negro was privately buried eight feet deep,
in an obscure place, and Mr.. and Mrs. II. made
their escape to parts unknown to their neigh.
bors, doubtless TO Texas. Whether Mr.. II. was
accessory to the murder, further than to tie the
negro. we are not apPrized.-Richmond Star,
April 24.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-05-03
Cantrell's Ague Mixture, or Tonic
MediCamenta,

For the cure Of MI Bilious gBro,tons, ifiahsn az
corning 10 directions.
II is a never failing remedy which no family
ought to I've without especially in low navs'y
countries.
As this medicine is put up under the proprir-
tors immediate inspection on the most scientific
principles being Purely Vegetable, and having
tried its efficacy on thousands. for upwards of ~
wears. and to his knowledge when iakcu strictly ac-
corng to dl econs, there ha- 30, beer me "a lure
Under such circumstances | reccmurrnd it 10 tho
public, adding ccr'iiica., in support of my asscs-
ton.
|. John Burns, 10 certify TIA, was in the slip
Tobacco Plant Of Philr,cl,tia, Capt. Reed in
June, 1897, hound to tiverp"ol; took the fever
and acue and laid IN iivrrrol some time und,
the dJc,m's hands, went tom there Ia Hatm re.
lay in the Infrmary for iour or five w'eks-irom
thence to Phi'ad''phm; was six months under D..
Goats from thence to New Y"Tk-wsnt to tie
Hospital RENAME here about fur weeks w'tho",
any rlief-uied every thing without hnv benefit.
E'r five years. Herng of Can,rell's sgue NS-
iute from friend, | went 10 his store. told hun
how afflicted, and got a bottle OF his mix'ur.
and used 1t according to directions. II made yer
er, ouIe. ard have MT had the least rtuin since,
DO with confidence recommend it 10 the public.
JOHN BURNS.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-05-03
TIE MOST REM ARkABIE
CURE EVER RECORDED

H,nD">enLB. \. Apri 20, 1919.
On or ,h"ut The 18th day of fOctnher, lsll, was
taken w,h V'osent pain in the sile the liver,
which tuntiuurd tor about five days, and WAS fol-
lowed hy the breaking OF All u'c,t, or ascess in,
wsrdly. which relieved the pain liule, hui cau,r''
IN" To throw ups great qu'n'lty Of offensive matter
and also much hrrd Being greatly al,,mrd at
ihls applied ~ Iy s'cian, hut he said lie III us
he could Il, hut II n Tor me eNc.p' eSe m" some
Mercary P,Rs, VII ch rcfuseL to take, feeling
sausfi,1l that they ,uid do me 10 good many O.
ih.r 7, ~ dies we're then Procured by my wife and
friends, hui none dd me sny goddard the dis
ch,rsr of blood srd couupion s''ll c"ntBu, eV.rv
f,w dsys aud Al last become offensive that ]
cuud scarceiy hTealhe lw,s also seized with a Vi
,A.tn cough, which at times caused me to raise
mu h more bloc than had done hefore-and my
disease rou,inuel IN this wsy, suh growing worse,
un,il +, hruary when all hope of my rec very was
slven u,. aud my hr"is all thought would die
ot GAIL"PIS6 CoSsUnPrIoN. Al this momrnt.
when NV lite WIS spparen " drawn near it, c".r,
I h"srd of DIR. NlSrARS Is A !. S AN OF
WILD NHELRY aud got a bottle which Hr-
L'Ev'D an iNnEDIArtLy and by he use Of only
three b tiles # IhI, med cine, all my pans we're
rrmo,ed--my cough and Il iuinp OF blood and cor
rupIon entirely stopped, AMI In few weeks my
hr.lh vas 81 far Iesto ed as tn enable me 10 w'"k
at my trade, (whch i carpent'r,) aud up TO TINS
imr have enjoyed good h'ahh
GIoUcEsrrR Cousri, y, S..
PeIs nalIy came before me, the subscrter' one OF
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-05-03

Some time ago, at Munich, girl, six years of
cge, was placed as dead in an open coiin, in what
is called in that country the hall of death. prepa'
Tatory TO interment. On the following day she
was found playing with the white roses which
had bren stIewed over her. The keeper of the
hall took her in his arms, and carried her 10 her
mother. In France says the Pressc, which men
tons this fact, where there is no precautionary
measure of,his kind, the child would have been
buried alive
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-05-03
A TRULY WONDERFUL CURE.

WArtayILLr, Oneida ro.. n. Y. Sep, Is. lSi3.
Dear SRI owe it 20 the afflicted I" inform u
that in nuary lat was attacked by a very v,o-
len, cold, caused hv woki"g in the water. which
srulrd on nv lungs II vas compani"d by a ve
r, s,>e,e pain in nv breast and sides. and also a
distressing c ugh. Ihad N attendance all the est
mei,cI aid IN our village hut after eXhausiug all
their skin no avail. they pronounced my di>eas"
cn>rIH~Ep coS>UNPrioS, and they one and ali
care me up 10 die. After much persuasion got
the consent "f NV ph,s'cian to use the BALs,N oF
N,Lr Ca,RRr pr, pared Ivy DR WIsrAR. II pur-
chased cf the Agent IN our place one boi,lc before
us half nf which tsgan to gain strength, AID il
W 8 verv evident my cough much better and
my :, n,p'oms n every way improving. have
now used three hoiti,s, and resfGred 10 perfect
heahh This re-ul, 10 nl'nr ou ing 10 the usa of
DIR WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHER.
RY ani take this ms;noj Of giving you the in.
tnm.''on. partly to pay you the debt Of gratitude
o~e ,"u. and rarty that others similarly afflicted
may know ~nere 10 apply Tor relief
Nerv truly yon,s, JAMES SAGE.
Mn. .P.LNru. Druggist, under date of w aterviile,
sept 9Th, isi3. writes,
Th. stat mcn, given you ny Mr.. James Sage is
vel klown to he true Ivy this phoie community
l. c. r, inI, was a mos, rema,ks le cure. The sale
Of the Bai-~m is very eod, and lis success m cures
uuy ia lering. NouIs resp ctfullv.
D. u. PALMER
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-05-03
FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD
CANTRELL'S
Family Medicines

VATILL not cure every thing. hut still remain
" unrquailed in their several departments hy
every Thing offered 60 the public who have
voluntary came forward snd offered numerous anil
highly respectable testimonials of their superior
efficacy.
ContreFs Compound Mtdicated Syrup Of Sar-
snpnr'Hn or, An,l-Scorhutic Syrup, for the cure
oi Scnrtnla, Chronic Rheu.n atisn,. Chronic Swell
i"gs OF the Joints, Eupt,ons Of the Skin. and alt
Disea-es arising from the sbuse Of Mercury, &c,
unsurpassed by any thing in the market. comhi-
ming oil the virtues resident in the Sar,aparilla
with modern mcdicament only lately brought
hy the most respectable medical authorizes
Price, SO cents Irr Il tie
CnnfreH's .inh-Dypepfie Po,cder, for the re-
lief and permanent cure ot that most distressing
complaint, Dv-pepsi,. ~ all It. forms and stages.
1t is truly mos vau ble remedy Sold in bottles
a, 25 end so cents each.
CantreHs .igue Mriure and Tonic Medicn.
menta stands NJ the head Of the list unrlvalled hy
my, all the innumeralle medicines in
throughout the length and bread of the lar d, tor
the cure Of FEvEa and AcuE in all its stages, and
from all its consequences.
Residents in Fever and Ague districts should
never I've without a.
The suhsc iher will forfci, EIFrY DOLLARS
where his medicine fails to perform cure in the
most obstinate case.
sold Who'cs,c and Retail hv CALEB CRES-
son. a, his Drug Warehouse, No. 6 Norrh Third
Street, PhlIadelphia; also, hv the regularly ap-
pointed agent, SETH W. ROBERTS. wholesale
Druggist, No. 81 Water Street Mobile.
Prepared orlv hv the Subscriber, corner Of CAR-
FENTER and SECOND Streets, heiow Christi
an. Philadelphia, where it is also retaiied.
Observe, none are genuine without the sirra urn
If JOHN A. CANTRElL,
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-05-03

WnATs IN NAME The newly born
fourth daughter of the Queen of Portugal was
bap,ised on thu 22 ! ut.. in the chapel Of the pal.
ace at Beem, by the Cardinale PaTiarche OF
Lisbon. The i,te princess received the names
nt An,onia Maria Fernando Micaela Gabriela
Rafaela de Asis G"nzaga Silveria Julia Angus.
IN de Braganza Bourbon. Saj"nia -Coburg Go.
fha
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-05-03
A New York letter saws -

Anew York letter says -
The executor OF the late JosEpR BoNAPARrE
Mons MAiLL.RD, who arrived here in the
Great Western has come TO carry into effect the
will OF the testa,or in regard to American pro-
perty. Among his bequests are 4 bas-relief in
marble, representing Napoleon as First Consul,
10 JOsrrH EOrKISsoN, of Philadelphia an @.
,lition Of Voltsire TO DR.. CHAPMAN; a bas.relef
in marble Of Pauline Bonsparte to Mr.. SHonr :;
statue in bronzc Of Napoleon when General in
Chet ofthc army in Italy TO Mr.. &. F. NIGER
SOIL. His real ec'stes in this country are left
to his grandson Joseph.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-05-03
PRICE CURRENT.
Orphans Court Sale.

In pursuance Of an order Of the Orphans Court
Of Northumberland county, will be sold st pub.
lie vendue. on Saluidsy the Gath May inst on the
premi.es, to wit: A certain tract Of land situate
10 the township Of Shamokin, in said county. con-
tanning twenty seven and three.fourth acres and
eight vcrches. adjoining land Of Jacob & David
Reed, Geo. Humme', Daniel Camp~ll, and the
Shamokin Creek, on which is ereced log dwell.
ling house, a bank barn and a small orchard. Al.
at the same time and place Q certain other tract
Of land situate in the township and county af,re-
ea,d, sdjoining lands Of John Reed. Jacob & Da.
,iJ Reed Shin 'ei e. Youngn,sn and Vincen: Den.
e'er, containing 81 acres and 80 perchers Of which
about twelve acres cleared Late the estate Of
Henry Zimmerman, decd. Sale to commence a,
10 o'clock, A. NJ. Of said day, when the conditions
Of sale will be made known nv
JOHN ZIMMERMAN,
DANIEL ZIMMERMAN,
HENRY ZIMMERMAN, jr.
SAMUEL EPI.ER,
VALENTINE Z KLASE. guar.
dian Of the minor child en-.
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