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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-02-10
Commissioners NHfP Of Land
NEAR L.NCseRURG.


Commissioners NHye Of Land,
NEAS L.NCsfHURG.
PURSUANT 10 decree of the Hastings Goari o
i Lyehhurg. Ia the sui of "Anhony rs. Mosby
aud al" the undersigned. epeeal commssl, ner. ap-
pointed for tho purpose will proceed 10 sell the pre-
misses In the highest bidder Friday the 3isl jann-
arv lSi5 II lair. II not. lho fair day thereafter,
(Sund,ys excepl) that
VALUABL TRACT OF LAND,
lying Wnslon's Hill. the Town of ynohhntg.
formerly owned by Mr.. c. Anthony. and purchased by
A. b. Duke, containing between
9JO and 900 acres,
being that portion OF The whole tract remaining after dc
Quoting lao aores thereof, sold by said A. b. Duke 10
Mr.. John Pefcval
Il ERIN s OF = "A LIZ.
A credit Of 1 aud months. for equal parts Of the pnr.
chase nancy the purchaser giving bond and good
ri,y. aud the title rotalnodas further security.
The tile 10 this Land is believed 10 be unquesonn,
bic. but the nndersigned selling commissioner will
convey such title only. is vested in him by The decree
aforesaid, {. l., MoSBY. Cumr.
Jan. l6 t3IJ.
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For ReNf,
L. AND possession given Immediately, two -
l'u convenient DWELLING HOUSES, on -
Fh street. onr in The 81 the Court Hse. cmsin.
ing 6 oon,s aud the other in The neighboroud u MI.
Cnrle's and X. u. Townley's, containing 3 rt'ns.
Apply III A. WILLIAMS.
jan 30 2wif
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Pause Reader!!!

This good advice comes from friend, an edu-
Gated physician, and one who has been cured Of
pro,rscied illness, by THE IMPROVED INDI.
AN VEGETABLE PILLS" (SueAn CoArxr.)
which are at this moment efecling some of the
most remarkable cures on record and they will con.
'inue to heal the sick long as they are resor,ed
10 by them. This is nosuum, made merely to
sell irrespective ofns qualities, hut valuable med
icnr, made by we'll informed Physician. Of Vege-
table lngredirnts, pure, e6feaeious, and harmless
In a few days, we -ha make public report OF Sc
rersl more cases ofnrcIDED cures for IRE note no
others) and the public may kaop on what medi.
cine TO rely in time of need
OT CAUTION.-As a miserable imitation has
been made, by the name OF 'Sugar Coated Pills"
1t is necessary to be sure that DR. q BENZ SMITHS
signature is on every hox. Price 25 cents.
Principal Office, l79 Greenwich ST. New York.
Sold by JOHN W. FRILING. Sunburu.
WIN. FORSYTHE. NorthumG
December l3th. lS45
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II e r. RS II o + e L,
HARRISBURG, PA.

DEG leave TO inform the public thst have left
Philadelphia, and am now located in Harris
burg, the sea, of the Executive apd State Govern
mcnt of Pennsylvania, where | now occupy the
spacious Hotel, recently kept by Mr.. Matthew
Wilson.
This spacious building, having been putposely
planned and erected for Hotel Of the first class,
is not surpassed il equaIlcd, by any similar eslab
lishment in Pennsylvania; and having Undergone
thorough renovation, the parlors, rooms and
chambers are now fitted up in style tha, com.
bincs elegance with comfort and convenience.
MY TABLE is pledged to he supplied with the
bes, fare the Markets can produce: the charges at
the same time being as moderate as any of the best
regulated as,al llishments elsewhere. In short. no
exetions shall be spared on my part, or on the part
Of every mcmhcr of my household, TO make il what
it should bc. in the Capital Of one Of the most pop
ulous and interesting States of the Union.
With these promises, accommodations and faci.
Ii,ies, and the fact that the Hotel is most eghly
situated, with confidence. most respectfully soli-
cit the patronage of thc Public
DANIEL HERR,
Late Of Hers Holrl, Chesnut ST., Philad.
Harrisburg. Nov. -. lS45--3m
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Orphans Court Sale.

IN pursu 'nce of order of the Orphans Cour,
L Of Northumberland county, will be sold a, pub.
lie vendue, on Thursday the lst day of January
next, at the house Of Christopher Haughawout, in
Rush township, in said county, to wit:
A certain tract Of land situate in the township
and county soresa d, adjoining land Of Henry Wea.
ver Isaac Woolveton and others, containing TWEEN.
ty-nine and half acres, whereon are erected two
story frame house, log barn and an excellent or
chard.
Also-A lot or piece Of ground situate in said
township, adjoining land of Isaac Woolvcrton and
Frederick Weaver, containing about five acres.
Late the estate of John Haughawout, deed. 5 ale
to commence at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. of said day, when
the conditions will be made known bv
PETER HAUGHAWOUT.
Sunhury, Dec. l3, lSi5-3t Admir-.
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Orphans Court Sale.

I'm pursuance of al order Of the Orphans Court
"a of Northumberland county, will he exposed to
public sale on Thursday the 18th day of December
next at the late residence of Abraham Rothermel,
decd, to witt A certain tract of land situate in
Little Mahonoy township, Northumberland county,
adjoining lands of Solomon Dunkelhereer, Jacob
Rakcr aud the heirs of Daniel Herb and mountain
land. containing two hundred and iorty-six acres
and forty nine peches, on which ale erected two
story log house, n bank barn seventy feet long by
thirty-sx in width. and a small orchard. Also, at
the same time and place, the one undivided fourth
part of tract Of unimproyrd land situate in the
township and county aforesaid, containing four
hundred and ten acres and thir,ynIne perches, adj
Joining lands of Michael Bohb. Solomon Dressler
and others. Late the estate of Abraham Roher.
mel, decd.
The above tract Of 2i6 acres is handsomely To-
Gated, and well adapted To manufacturing purposes.
The Mahonov Creek runs through the property.
aiiording excellent water power for milling and
other purposes.
Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. of said
day. when the conditions of sale will he made
known hv WIN. ROTHERMEL,
Nov. 18th, ls45.--5t Admir-
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BALTIMORE MARKET.

Office ofthe BaLriaoRE AmERicAs, Dec 8.
GRAIN.--The effect of the English news has
caused an entire suspension in the Wheat mar.
ket The tendency is decidedly downwards, but
in the absence of oftransactons no quotations can be
given.
Sales of Corn to-day at 6S 20 cts for white,
and 20 cts. for yellow
We quote Md at III rs cts, and Oats at 43
cents.
cts. for hhds and 81 cts for bbs., at which rate
holders are very firm, with light stocks.
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~ "a AhSb,

TIME suhscril or, editor and publisher Of the Mi
L ner's Journal for the last sixteen years, has
been engaged for the last year. in collecting the
Materials for a work-for which he has secured
the copy right, in the following words
"A History OF the Anthracite Coal Trade of
Schuyikill and the adjoining Counties Geological
aud Statistical. accompanied with Maps of the diff
frrent Regions, the Improvements, Investments,
Capsciry, &c, embracing complete and authentic
history of the present time-to which will be ap-
pended synopsis of the Iron Trade"
Ii is our intention 10 embrace every thing Of in
,erest IN the work, connected with the tade, up TO
the beginning of the year 1876, prepared and ar,
ranged with view of continuing the publication,
at periods of five ten years, with such additions
as the Increased trade will warrant. These bran.
ches OF trade have assumed an importance which
will warrant such publication, and he feels con-
iident. thai with the proieTed aid of several genlle-
men and the statistics already in his possession, he
will furnish the public with work, which, if not
one of the most Interesting in its details, II will be
OF great value 10 those engaged and interested in
these brenches Of business.
As soon as the Maps, &c, are prepared and some
idea can be formed Of the probable expense Of pub
fishing the work, proposals will be issued for the
same.
ar All the tracts of Coal land will he desgna-
ted on the Map of the Schuylkill Coal Region,
which will accompany the work.
BENZ. BANNAN.
Pousville, Nov. -, lsi5.
I EMOAS.-A lot of good, fresh Lemons, just
II received and ioI sale by .
H.. h
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Notice
Sherifl's Office, }
Sunbury. Dec. 18th, ls45. (

rs hereby given, to all legatees, creditors and
other persons interested in the estates ofGeor ge
Gottshali, deceased, settled by his administrator,
David Reeser Of Christian Dunkleberger, decd,
settled by Susanna Dunkleberger, adminisratrir of
Abraham Dunkleberger decd. who was th' ex'r
of Christian Dunkieberger, decd; ofJoseph Wea-
ver decd, settled by his admir-. Henry Weaver /;
of John II. Hart. decd, settled by his executors
Jsmes Hutohison aud Rebeccs Hart of Jacob
Troutman, decd, settled 10y hi. ex'r.. George
Troutmsn, late of Northumberland county, deces.
sed, that the executors and administrators Of the
said deceased estates have filed their accounts with
the Register OF hi. county; and that they will be
presented TO the Orphsrs Court of said county on
Tuesday, the 9th day Of January next, for confr-
nation and allowance.
EDWARD OYSTER,
Sunhury Dec. q, lS45.-5t Register.
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PRICE CURRENT.
Notice

| s hereby given, to the creditors of the Shamokin
1 Coal and Iron Company, that the subscriber has
been appointed auditor TO state an account be
tween the trustees and the bond-hoders under the
second mortgage, and tha, he will attend at his of,
flee, in Sunburv, on Saturday the Sd day of Janua-
~ NEXT, for tha, purpose, when and where all inter
e,'rd are requested to attend,
II. B. MASSER
Sunbury, Dec. 49, ls45.-4t Auditor
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NOTICE is hereby given lha, letters ef admin
IN stration have been granted to the subscriber
on the estate Of Jacob Dreher, late of Shsmokn
township, Northumberland county, decd. All
persons indebted 10 said estate, or having demands
against the same are requested to present the
To the subscriber for settlement. without delav.
JACOB PERSlNG
Shamokin, Dee. l3, lSf5-3t Adm'r
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Shepif's Sales.

BDY virtue of a certain writs of vend E1ponas.
n y issued out of the Court of Common Pleas
of Northumberland County TO me directed, will
I've exposed to public sale, at the Court House
in ths Borough of Sudbury, on Monday the 5th day
OF January next, at | o'clock, p NJ, the following
described property to wit:
certain tract of land situate in ChisQuaque
township. Northumberland county, adjoining lands
of Daniel Solder David Eckert James Sander
son. John p. Summers and others. containing one
hundred aud sixty acres more or less. about l40
acres Of which is cleared whefeon are erected
one and a half story frame dwelling house and
frame barn, and q small orchard &c.
Seized. taken in execution, aud to be sold as the
property Of levi H. Guck.
ALSO-The undivided moetv of a certain lot
or piece OF ground situate in Delaware township.
Northumberland county, adjoining land of Isaac
Vincent and others, containing and half ceres,
whereon is erected large three story frame Gtst
Mill.
Seized taken in execution, and to be sold as the
property of John Vincent.
ALSO-A certain lot or piece Of ground situate
in the town Of McEwensville, Delaware township,
Northumberland county, containing one acre more
or less, adjoining land OF Adam Ierbcr, decd, John
Boush, Hackenherg q Iceland. and the main road
leading from Milton to Muncy whereon are erec-
ted large frame dwelling house. a frame stable,
and pump a, the door. There is also never-
failing spring on the premises.
Seized. taken in execution, and to be sold as the
properly Of John Read CAV
ALSO-By virtue of a certain writ of Plurius
Testatum Vendioni Exponas, issued out Of the
Court of Dauphn county, all the defendants inie
rest, supposed to he the undivided moiey Of Ger.
tain tract of land situate in Coal township, Nor
humheriand county, surveyed in the name of Mat.
thias Zimmerman, containing three hundred aud
sixty-seven more or less adjoining lands of
surveyed in the name OF Peter Maurer Michael
kroIl, John Nicholas Bailey and Others.
Seized, taken in execution, and to lie sold the
property of Calvin Blythe.
THOMAS A. BIl.LINGTON,
Sherifl's Office Sheriff
SunbuIy. Dec. 18th, ls45.
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john IIOmn.cr's Estate.

N1OrICE is hereby given, that letters of ad-
~ minis,raton have been granted to the suhscri.
her, on the estate of John Hommer, late Of Point,
township, Northumberland county, decd. All per>
sons indebted to said estate. or having claims a
gains, the same, requested to present the same
for settlement to the subscriber. residing nt Dan.
Vile VIM. KITCHEN.
DanviHe Dec. l3, l845.-6t AJm'I
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LIST OF CAUSES.

E'OR lrial in the Court of Common Pleas of Nor
thumlerland County, a, January Term, 1916,
commencing the first Monday, being the 9th
Seizinger, alienee of
Carver VS. John Carver ct al
Prentice for Wech vs. Joseph Keefer
William Farrow VS. Abraham Klaze
George Lehich VS. Henry Masser
JamIson Harvey VS. John Simmer
Abner Mendenhall VS. Susan Wilhelm, &c.
Con'ih Of Penn'a. for
Francis McCov, VS. Felix Msurer e, al
Wm Brown q CO VS. John b Boyd
StTawbrlce d Bnrden vs. Same
Holmes, Sturgeon * COWS Same
Hugh Belas, Esq Henry Donnel ct al
Charles Halls eHrs VS. William Wilson's en'r
Gobn n Bllllngton's assignees VS. Edward Goblin
Same VS. Charles Goblin
laco' PeIsing VS. Zimmerman, Savilgr & co
X ID Fo'dsman VS. Benjamin Ford,man
William Sinenlon VS. John Shipman
Charles II FIck VS. William Frick
John Henderson's heirs VS. Greenough & Shipman
John Leb VS. Thomas Allen
Gilbert Bereu VS. VIM X Jones
James Ross VS. Jacob II Rhoads
VIM l. Heinemsn vs Hartman II KnGbe
Philips, In. of Lowry & Gill VS. Dodge q Bauet
Francis Balls admir- VS. Daniel NJ. Sechler
Abraham Terwlllger VS. Robins & Newherry
John L Summers VS. Derr & McWilliams
John McClovghan's admir- VS. Charles Merrick
Noxiheimer h Dawson VS. n |. Price
John Lloyd Wm f Mcdonald
John knoH VS. VIM Montgomery
John Kane q wife VS. John Nedig & wife
Il Greenough VS. John Cooper Ct al
WIN Mcdonald VS. John A Lloyd.
Jonathan Adams VS. Abraham Straub.
JOHN FARNSW ORTIZ,
Proihonoiary's Office I Prothy.
SunbuIy, Dec. 18th, lsi5.
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In the Court Of Common Pleas

For Northumberland County, ennsyipania.-No
5, January Term 1884.
Casper Adams, jr. and Frederick Adams,
John Adams, Peter Adams, Samuel Adams, Jacob
Tayer Catherine Fox, William Liebrick and
Elizabeth his wife, Peter Slrssser and Magdalena
his wife, Samuel Started and Sussnnah his wife,
and Elenor Adams.
nN motion of w. J. Greenough, conrt grant
u rule the parties interested, to appear by
the frs, day Of next term and show cause why the
land of Casper Adams, decd, should not be taken
at the appraisement by the heirs entitled TO the
same. or I've sold.
Extracted from the Record. and certified Nov.
3d, ls45. SAMUEL ID. JORDAN,
Nov IS. lSi5.-6t Proth'y.
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Correspondence OF the Tribune,
L0NnON. Nov. 18Th. Is

LoNpoN, Nov. 18th, 1915.
Since the lst inst. there has been little or no
speculation in Corn, and the trade left to its
usual course of supply and demand. The mar.
Ret has been in very dull and inactive state,
win declining prices for most articles, except
Indian Corn, Of which there has been consider.
able enquiry, as it is not only looked upon as an
excellent substitute for Potatoes, and has for
SO me years been used for human food in Ireland,
1ut there isa strong expectation that Govern.
tneut may relax the restrictive system with re-
gard to this article, 5y admitting it free Of duty
and IS it in not grown in this country, such a
measure wonld not meet with much opposition.
Its preseut value is about 36s. a 3Ss. per ar in
bond-but as The duty on it is governed by that
of Barley, and this latter article is now reced.
ing in value, we do not expect to see a lower
duty than '}s or Is. per or. at present. The
check which has been given to Oats will also
most likely prevent the duty falling below IS.
per az. on this article, and that on Wheat to
Us. lbs. per qr., in consequence of the infe.
. rior quality of the new CROP a considerable por.
tion of which is now selling in Lincolnshire
below 50s. per Dr.; good quality of new En-.
lish Wheat GO 81 lbs. per bus can now be
purchased in London at about Cos per qr., and
as this is considered cheaper than bonded,
which is still held for high prices, it has be.
gun to attract the notice of SPECTATORS.
We see no reason to alter the opinion we
have before expressed that we are not likely to
have any immediate advance in the value of
grain, and money is getting scarce, and will
most likely becmne more ditlicult to obtain, il |
will have depressing effect upon its value in !
diminishing speculation
We quote fine Danzig Wheat Cos, red Bal.
tic 52s. 56s Mediterranean Sos 53s. per
or. Baltic Barley, 27s 80. Mediterranean
19S. a OBS. iIesvy Oats 25s. 2ss. Arcllan-
gel 2ls. per a. Fine White Peas Sos per Dr.,
all in bond on the spot. Egyptian Beans 30s
37s. per Or; the value Of this article is not
likely to be much affected by the prohibition of
'helf export from Egypt Of which advice were
yesterday received, as our own crop is large
and will soon come TO market freely. Good
Rye is worth 3os. 32s per or. in bond. New
Spring Tares 42s AS, large Ass. per Or. free
oi duty. Fine Linseed Sos per or, Rape Seed
56s. per Or, Llnseed Cake Clipper ton. Can.
ada Flour :'5s. per bbl, United State Dos for
sour, 30s. Bis for swec, in bond.
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4 Must Have Money.

4 III. those knowing themselves indebted TO the
"a Subscriber residing in Augusta township Nor
thumberland county. for Wool Carding, Cloth
Pulling, &c, are requested to come and settle up
Their accounts, as longer indulgence cannot be CT.
ven. All kinds of grain will I've taken in payment
at the market price, II delivered at the house of the
suhsciher, on before he first Of January next.
Those who have neither money nor grain are 10
come and give their notes with interest, suits will
be brough, against them after the above date.
DAVID HAUCk.
A,austa Noy ISlI-2,
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Watches, JcWelry, &C. &C.

VNiE subscriber oilers for sale, at the lowest prl>
i ees, a large and general assortment of Gold
and Silver Lever. Iepine and other kinds Of
Watches; Jewelry, Silver Ware, Ebony and Tilt
Man,rl Clocks. aud Musical Boxes playing from
two TO ten tunes; Benedict & Baney's Diamond
Pointed Gold Pens; Watchmakers Tools, Files
and Materials.
Orders from the country solicited, and will
be carefully attended In. JOHN Z. fAhh,
liz Chcsuut st., PhiIadelphia
Nov l. lSi5-im
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TERMS REDUCED.

SpLayAEE3G2
DAGUERREAN GALLERY Of Patent Prsmi-
am Coloyed Hkenesses, and Photographic
Depot;
No. 1876 Chesnut Street, Philadelphia.
No. PSI Broadway, New York No 75 Court
Street Boston No. 1876 Chesnut Street, Phila-
delphis Baltimore Street. Baltimore Broad
way, Saratoga Springs No So Canal Street,
New-OHeans Main Street Newport, K. |. Aud
Main Street, Du Buque, Iowa.
CONSTITUTING the oldest and most Cz..''-
" sive Establishment of the kind ir ,ha Nu.'.
and containing more than q THOUSAND P0t
TRAITS, embracing those of some OF the wH-
distinguished individuals, in the United States.
Admi,tanoe free.
This Establishment having been awurl.d .hs
Medal, -Four First Premiums, and f,co m G'~si
Honors ut the Exhibitions at Boston, New c's
and Phiadepha, respectively, for best Picture and
Apparaus, is thus officially sustained in the posi-.
ton OF superiority heretofore universally assigned II
by the public, as "FirSt in The World
June 2Sth, lSi5-ly
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P z ? Q ? 2
THE POOR OvERSEERs.

SAMUEL THoMPseN and GEoRoE BRiGnr, Over
seers cfh The Poor Of Me Borough Of Sunbury, in
account current WiM said borough, for The year
commencing in March, 1874, and ending in
March, lS45.
DR.
To whole amount of Duplicate, Sll9 80
To smount received from the estate Of C..
g. Donnel, Esq. 70 90
To order on present Overseers for balance
due, SO ca
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N a R R xE ~.

On the 2d inst. by the Rev. J. Miller, Mr.. CT:
pEoN NJ SHoor, of Danville, to Miss AMELIA
GEAnHaRT, daughter of William Gearhart, Esq,
of Roaringcreek.
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FANCY g. STAPLE DRY GOODS.

which will he sold at The Invest New oTk PIlccS
at wholesale and Retail. Among his stock VIII be
found a good assortment Of the following articles;
Jaccnneis. Plaid. Hair Coud, Lace, Stripe, BOOK
Swiss and Tarla,an Muslins, Bishop and Linen
Lawns. Fancy Cap Nelts Fancy and Ball Dresses
Thread Laces, Application Do, rich Black si'k
Trimming Lace, Irish Linens, Linen Csmhrics,
Linen Camhric Hdkfs.. Curtain Frnges Cashmere
dEcosse, Mouseline de laine, Silk and Cotton
Warp Alpaccas, Queens Cloth, Gala Plads'
French Merinos, Black silks, Gloves. Six Hose,
Shawls, Crsvas, Ribbons, EmbIoideries, &c, &e.
Country Merchants and others visiting Philadei
phia New York to purchase, are respectfully IN
viled TO call and examine the stocks.
Nov. /, Isi5.-ly g. H. MOORE.
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The undersigned appointed to audit aud adjust
The accounts of the OverseeIs of the Poor of the
Borough of Sunbury having examined the Receipts
and Expenditures, as set forth in the preceding
statement of Samuel Thompson and George Bright,
late Overseers Of said Borough, exhibiting a bal.
ance in their favor Of fifty nine dollars and sixty
eight cents, do allow and pass the same.
Witness our hands, the 22d day of November,
A. ID. ls45. E. G. MARKLEY.
LEWIS DEWART,
Nov. 20, ls45. G. NJ. YORKS.
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LIST OF JURORS
Grand Jurors.

OF Northumberland Comfy, for Jan. Term,
" A. ID. 1876.
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To Purchasers OF
DRY GOO . S.

VVyHE subscribe, No. l2l Pearl street, New
L York. having established Branch AT No. 70!
South Second ST., PhiIadelphia, is now opening
and will be constantly receiving from the New
York Auctions, an extensive assortment of
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~fGIlU JUEOESs
TurJt. Robert Hayes.
Jeicts.--Carr Russell, Samuel Smith.
Delatpare, Beard, Jacob Bauch.
MHon.-Matthew Bennett.
ChiHsquuque. John SNYDER.
Ncrfhun,brIand-D.M NJ. Steedmsn, John Hum.
mel.
Sunbnry.-Wiliam Krieghmsum, Felix Mau.
rer, Francis Buchcr.
AUGUSTA Wesley Clark.
Shamokin-Jacob Swank, snr.. Jacob Persing,
John Fisher, Thomas Hoover. Reuben Snyder
Rush.-Samuel johnson, Charles Kase
Coai AGeorge Armstrong, snr.
Upper Mahonoy.-Samuel RessIer, snr, Tobias
Shelley.
Jdckson-John Fcrelv. ir.