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NATIONAL HOTEL.
DANIEL D. SLeAk-Proprietor,
RICHMOND. IND.
IEHE subscriber wishes TO call the

ITHE subscriber wishes TO call the attention of the
travelling public the fact that he has returned 20
his old Stand. THE NATION that he Is
putting the House, well the whole estahislme ns,
order the accommodation the travelling
public, with the that he will be
may favor HIM with cali No pains shall be spared
the comfort and enjoyment Of his guessln short, he
Is determined TO keep good and orderly house. and
make every person that calls him at home His charge
shall Be low any house OF the kind the
shall go away dissatisfied his power prevent.
Feeling thankful for avors he hopes be sustained
by his old friends and customers. ANY favor will be
thankfully received and, his humble way shalt b re-
turned.
n B. Good sheds for carriagesgood ward for wagon
and attention them. few good horses and
carriages, that any person wishing any
adjoining town shall be accommodated without delay.
Richmond, Oct -, ISi5 I3-tf
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ga Us. IILLENGGEEs

NEANUFACTI' RER Of Coaches. Barouches, Friends
wi Carrsails York Wagons Phntons, Buggics &c
Also, superior article of Coach, Cabinet and japan
NARNIsH, manufactured in Philade phia, by whose
knowledge Of the art places HIM without rival War
rantcd not TO crack
ALso-Carriage Trimmings of every description such
Lnces Cloth, Silver Hub Bands Door Handles, Lamps
Lock and Hinges, Rugs, &c; all of which will be fur
nshed the lowest Cash price Persons distance
b. accommodated by dropping line to the subscriber
Nam street, opposite Mr. ti!bcrts Hotel Richmond Ia
June i, Ie1J. i9n "A.
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RICHMOND FOUNDRY!
STOVES, HOLLOW.yvARE, ana CASTINGS
At Gin n n a ii Prices.

TTNIIE ndersgned would respectfully inform the pub
II Ire that he carries the Foundry business
establishment lately conducted by the firm T. and
OHarra lie has hand a rior lot Of STOVES;
consisting of Nos 2, and Improved premium
Stove Spman S Improved Cooking Stove, and te
plate Stoves Of different sizes, with general
Of Franklin and Parlor Stoves. Also-Pots Kettles
Androns and w agon Boxes.
lie also manufactures and makes order Cardng Ma
chine ;, Condensers, Spinning and Mapping Machines
broad and Power Looms, Pulling Stoves all
kinds of Machinery used III Manufacturing establish
Mill Gearing of all kinds made the notice
He feels confident in saying that he has the largest and
best selected lot of patterns the Western
Grist and saw Mills. lie has, in short, the latest
ment in the Mill Gearing line
TO PLOUGH MAKERS.
He has patterns for all the good Ploughs in He
has Soops Plougls, right and eft Peacock s right and
left; Gods Plough four different sizesa of which he
Will sell at Cincinnati prices, for Cash.
ITTIiRESH1NG MACHINES.-Ue has excel
lent Ihresing Machine which he manufactures will
sell for Cash approved Trade. For horses
I n use.
The undersigned returns his thanks the public for
the liberal support bestowed upon the late firm Of T.
and O'llarra, and would respectfully solicit contnu-
of their favors. All kinds of Machinery repair
ed on short notice Cash, Wheat good Horses will be
token in exchange for any of the above articles.
THOMAS O'IfARRA.
j. 1t necessary that the business late firm of
+. and j. O Harra should be settled soon as pos
siblc; therefore, those who indebted said firm
hereby requested to make immediate payment.
June IL, 1915. [jan.3l, rs. T. OH.
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They among the hest series of Reading Books
Tor common Schools published this country up
wards of 10000 copies have been sold in months
Amongst many letters of ndaon. the follow ng
has just been received from the teachers in
Peuns yyania:
LES PoRr, Berks August % Isis
Messrs. Gregg * Elliott: --fseHfitnen-. Accent my
thanks Tor the OF Readers. YOU
send me- by fro nd Or Darri when he
city consider them decidedly the best School Readers
have met with have introduced them the School
at thus place. and fnl them fully my cxpeca-
lions have also introduced Grimslaws History the
United states, another OF Your valuable School pubca-
tons. am much pleased with DR.. Ruschenbc rccr's
works on Anatomy and Botany, which you kindly
me They appear to to be Just the works needed,
bring the subject of Natural History within compass
of our common Schools and intend during the com
ing winter to make effort Introduce the subject in
TO the schools here and for tins purpose woud like
possess the whole series of eight uniform Volumes which
have requested DIR. DARN To procure for
very respectfully, (Signed,} ii. c. BAKER.
Principal, Lees Port Seminary
17Al the above for sale by David Z. Holloway
Richmond, Ia G. b. Davis, Indianapolis, Ia Nor
chants generally throughout the STATE.
The publisher invite all Teachers who have inter
est Of their pupils AT heart to their valuable
of School Books before introducing any others
October lJth, Isis. tiff
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v/ARN1SIlES--S. II. Iippincott, has Just received
from Philadelphia, supe rior article Of Pale Coaes
Body arush, together with Cabinet and Japan Narusb
also, lot oil fashionable Carriage Trimmings low for
cash. Richmond, June IL lri5. 1914
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MANSION HOUSE.
RICH NO Y D. IND.

TTNIfS House formerly known the '.Ternperan
i Hail. and recently occupied by William Nixon,
has lately been reitted superior style, with the
design of making II OF the comfortable resting
places for the weary traveller, the country
The subscriber also takes great pleasure inforuln
his old friends and the travelling community generally,
that his TABLE shall be, as heretofore while occupying
the Richmond Hotel, supplied with the choicest vIands
the country affords.
His STABLE Is large and ME n and IS attended
BY the very best Of Osile- ana supplied with the best
Provender.
He feels confident that the pains that shall be ,aken
make those who solourn with HIM, comfortable, and
cat Home, viii warrant him IN asking share Of public
patronage. BOARDERS taken by the dav or week on
the favorable terms.
K BROOkINS
Richmond Dec 9th lsi5. 52-tf
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TO all Teachers and Parents
VALUABLE SCHOOL BOOKS.
Publi,bed bl Cregg S Elliott. PhilnLeIrhin.

regg 4 Elhott's New Series Of Common School Rea
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Cannot be had, than SaaderS' Sclo1i ReaGtJs Nos Q
and /, Spektng Booh and Primer
u >EsTlMoNlAI-S from hundreds Of practical teach
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-07-04
Notice

rs hereby given TO n; acgatces creditors. and
trer persons interstcdi in the estates of Christian
Shipman decd, sert'ed by his rxr Lewis D-war';
OF Jacob Reed, sHr. d.cd, settled hy his admr Jsccb
Reed; Of Tn nras HUf decd, scl,lcd by his a,lmr
Henry Gib.on; OF John Richards decd. srtt!ed by
is eIr Samuel fo'ks; Of Samuel Leshei decd
settled t,y his exrs Michael Lenker and Jacob I.e
shrr; Of Daniel Herb, decd. ser,el by hi. adnrs
Danrl and Adam Herb; of Michael Diehl, r decd.
settled by his eIrs John and Michael Diehi; Of Jo-
seph Keller ST. decd, settled by his ext John and
Joscph Kcffer; Of sos.ph Mucklow decd. settled by
his namr Dha6iah Campbell; 0f Thomas Smith
decd, settled by hts sdmrs John NJ Smith aud Nan.
cy Smith; Of John F,iest decd, settled b, his sdmr
James F. Murray; OF Sarah Moury decd settled t,y
her aJmr George Long; Of DaSid Kaseman decd,
settled by his adm, Frederick Kasemar; Of John
Diefenbaeher decd, settled by his sdmr Peter kuns:
Of Frederick Humnscl decd, settled by his rxr ST.
muel iiumm~k Of Daniel Herb. n. decd. settled by
his admrs Daniel and Adam Herb; of John frick.
81. decd, settled by his rxr sotn Frick; oi John
Carr decd, srnlcd iy his exr DR.. David re,riken;
of James Csm,beH decl, settled by his admrs OBJ.
diah Campbell and VIM. Persine; If John Neidig.
snr. deed, settled hy his admr Adam Nridig; the
account "f jacob HiIbish, guardian Of Henry I.ah,
the account Il Stephen Eiazr, guardisn 0s Sarah
Ann KlaPrs the sccount of Stephen Gltzc. guar
dian Of Mary f. Kapp; the sccoun1 of John S'rr
~. gua'disn of Adsm Snyder; the accoun, Of John
Sherry. guardian Of William Snyder; the account
of John sherry. guardian I" Fanny Sn,dr
Late Of Northumberland county, dtreas d. thai,
the executors and nd ninisrsors of The SAID decea
sed estates have FLED their accounts with the Re.
gist,r Of this c"uniy; and that they will be presen.
ted to the Or hans' Coud Of sail county on Tues
day the t,h day Of Augut next. for confirmation.
EDWARD OYSTER.
Snnhury, July 4, 1916. R,gisrr.
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WRIT OF PARTITION
And Valuation.

To He Heirs of George Snyder, 6tcd
HDY virtue of a certain wit of pnt''on AMI
E . vsu ton. issued on, of the Orphans Court
of the rounty of Northumberland. io August term
A.D isi6. directing the ,hcrT Of said cou"ty Il"
make partition ard valuation rt a certain tract q"
land situate in Lower Mahonoy township. bounded
hy land of Jacob Snyder, the Susquehan"a river,
Mahansango creek nnd land of Dan'rl R'ahermel,
c"n'sning one huodrcd and fifty nine acres and
righiy.("ur pcrchrs-l.a,e the estate OF Gh oree
Snyder, decd. Now know We. (the said heirs Of
said deed hy the authority Of the aforesaid vii
I. Thomas 4. Blirg'on. sheriff Of said county. will
on Tuesday the l4,h day "f July next, a, o'clock,
A. NJ, upon the premises above named. make par.
ien or vslu ,tion in the manWev and Emm sPec'tici
iu ssid writ al which time and place ysu are here
by warned 10 be and sppesr, h you think proper.
THOMAS A. BlLLINGtON,
Shcrjfr's Office, Sheriff.
Sunbu,y, June l3, 1876 Sat
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WRIT Of PARTITION
And Valuation,

Not.ee to The Heirs Of INn. Shannon, deed.
DY virtue Of . ce,,ain Writ nf Partition aud Va
- luation issued cut Of the Orr ham, Court "f
the county Of Norhumb. Rand, q August lcrm
A. ID. lS46 Jt|ec,ing the sheriff TO max" par i,ion
and valu,,on Of the real est ate Of William Shan
non. decd. late of chi'isquaque township. Now
know W, (,he said heirs Il said dec-ascd) ly The
su'ho,i,y If the aforesaid writ, Thomas A. Bill.
iinGton, sheriff of ,aid county. will cB Monday the
roth day Of July mx,, at 10 o'clock, a. M.. upon
the premises. make partition and ,alu',on in the
manner and form specihed in said writ, al which
time and place you hereby warned to be snJ
appear, II you ,hnk proper.
THOMAS A. BIILlNGrON'
Shcriff's Office, Sheriff
Sunbury, Jane c7, 1876. At
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The 'sSugar Coated Pills."

REWARD OF MERrr-CgRrIrIcATEo or oUn Is.
vENTtON.
NEw YoRK. June 10th. lSii.
We. the undersigned. nrver saw or heard of .Su
w ga, Coated Pills." until De G. Benjamin
Smith manufactured and exhibited them TO us g.
bout year since. r.
lsnAEL RASnsLrH, NJ d., Liberty ST,
RusaroN Il Co., ITO Broadway, and
10 As,or House.
HoRAck EvrRErr, Drug, 90 Hudson st.
JouS CAsrREE, 81 Hudson 81.
Lest some few may he deceived by ignorant
quacks, we publish the following; and none hu:
unprinciped dealers will countenance any i.nita.
ton Of this invaluable medicine.
PArESr OrrIcs.
Received this i7ih day Of Jcue, 1874, from DR.
g. Benjamin Smith, the f.e Of $50, pay able on hi,
application for patent for a Pill Coated ,ciih
Sugar" H. L. ELLswoxru,
Commissioner of Patents.
~ these Pills are prepared by IN educated Thy
sician, they have On advantage over other prepsIa
atoms SO much advertised and are sufficiently dis
toguished from oil others by their virtues, aside
from their peculiar pe,ssntness.
or CAUTiON.-Ass miserable imitation hal
been made, by the nsme Of "Sugsr Coated Pills,
il is necessary 10 be sure that Ds. G. BEsJ. SAIrH
signature 10 on every boz. Price 25 cents.
Principal Office. ITO Greenwich q. New York
Sold by JOHN w. FRILING, Sunbury.
| WIN. FORsYTHE. NwthumG
June a7.h, ls46,
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HEALrH! Q BLEssER HEALrm! Thou ART above
u gold and treasures tits thou who enlargest the
oul-and opene,h all iispowers 10 receive instruc.
tile more TO visa Tor; and he that is so wrctched
sio have thee n"t wants every thing beside. Let
he thankful Drandre,h'. lflls will give us ath
get then the'e blessed F dis, which crntury's
Sc has fully established TO he the hest medicine
yer bestowed on mn. Tot the prevailing colds
ID coughs, thry will I've found everything that,
Iedcine is capsule Of imPa ting.
UT Purchase Of H. d. Mssser, Sunhury, or Of
agent, q,ufshed in another part Of this paper.
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S now prepared to offer. Wholesale and Retail,
a large assortment of FAScr and SrArLE
. DRY GOODS.

.... - IL G DS,
suited to tho Country as well as City Trade IIe
continues the system Of "no abatement in prices"
which he has pursued for the past ten wears. and
desires to call the special attention Of the pubic TO
it MS the ony true system Of retail business, and
which is decidedly t. the nrrcs, Of the purchaser
to Ptonotr. II is quite time The fraudulent prac-
tice "f asking high price, and ubaiing to mske the
purchasers believe they are the "iavoted lew, was
done away with, as, nine times out of ton they
mad" to pay a higher price (lowcver great she re.
duc,inn) than the ik" style aud quality be pur-
chnsrd AT the "Onc Price Store"
A. u. NJ. is in regular receipt of the newest and
cheapest srasonablc goods, aud when any article
dep,rciat in value the price is at once marked
dawn low that il Cannot be undersolJ. BY this
system the purchaser c'n al all times buy with
confidence and satisfaction. aud without wnste Of
time IN useless bargaining. He has sl this time
, complete assortment OF -
SILKS.
Back Ius,riuo. Otomen. roux dc Sole. Man.
iua. Gros lie Rhine, Aunrrc, and other Dress and
Mont,la silks. Also,
Fancy DRESS Silks. from "a cts. 10 81 20 Per
ward, including all The variety of approved and
useful styles and combination of coors.
! Lining Silks, Foulard Silk, Silk Gineham.
LAWNS AND ORGANDIES
! FUiS p8fN'u L1wns ana Ofganufs O' the
newest and most approved sylc, as well as the
} cheapest IN The market Alsn,
/ Scotch Lawns at very low prices.
/ FRENCH GINGHAMS,
! Ofihc newest dcs gns. Also Scotch Ginchams
nnl Ginehhm Lawns, very cheap. Tw'lFd Earl
sion aud Manchester Ginghams, for chilJren's
wear.
FRENCH CHINTZES.
Light, medium. aud dark coors, A wide. Also
bet m kc American Chintz and CulicOes, Of the
new patterns, at va cts. per yard.
MOUSELfN DE LANES,
! Of the mos, splendid Omhre and Printed style
down To the French, English and American, Al 2a
cents per ys'd.
BAREGES and BJLZORINES,
OF all qualities and every variety Of designs
.u,ed To all tastes. Also, embroidered and chain
stitched Rolas, Bayadero and Polka Dresses, emb',
swis. Muslin and Bishop Lawn dress patterns
Taric. II. a,d coloed plaid and stripe Swiss Mus
lins
WHITE GOODS
Plain Swiss. Null, N.nsook. Jscconet, Csmbric
! Book, and Tarieaon Musns, Plaid, Stripe, corde,
aud fguu,l C.mbric andS iss do, Bishops Lawn
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PREVAIL

---~
Imitation Cambric, Cnmhric Diuy. Irish Shirng
Linens Damask Table Linen, Ta'lc Cloths aud
Napkins, Long Lawns, French i.Ineu Camhrc ard
Linen I,1wns. cheap shifting AMI Shooting Muo-
ling, and superior I.org Cloth Sh'Iirs
MOURNING GOODS.
I.uIns Bomh,ziueS OF al. 9u5l,ies and the
rious shades of Black. SuIn'urf Iiumbdziucs or
Brllian,c-. SIX and Cotton w irp Alpaccas, Sks,
Mouselin dc LANES. BawCcs, Baaounrs Msrquesc.
Gr,naine., Ginchams Lawns Cape, Crepe aud
Love Lrisse We'll, Nd aud Silk Glove, Hosietv,
Plain Six. Giaci,. Ottoman, Thihct. h'rcgc ani
Twisted Silk Sha~s, Scarfs sEl Ga IS.
SHAH WIS .fND SCaHFS.
French Cashmere louG oud equare Shaws,
Brorhe do Printed Barcpc, fhibet aud Terkcii
do. CLARA Twisted SILK. Grcnad,ne, Hermann aud
Motoir DO, aud low priced do.
Silk Gtcuadlre Barege, and other long und
shout Scarfs. Also Fravats
lllack Lace and silk MATTHIAS, Visi,, Capes aud
Cardinals, of the rev styles.
! EMBRO OIDERIES AND LACES.
I Enbd Caps Collars Spenccrs, aud Chemizrt's,
under Sleeves aud Cull=. Encl'sh aud Fr uch
Thread Lec,s, Edglngs aud lnscriincs, Linen Br-
h u Edrirgs and In,e,incs. cmh'd Swiss and Can'
brio 10. Blck end White Lace Wells Lace Shawia
and Scarf. widn Black Iacc- 30. Man,il!as and
aud dresses.
/ HOSIERY
Enclish white aud black ribb'd. emb'd, opcn
worked aud pain silk Hosiery white aud hls'k
half H. So, 'ibbd and plain spun Silk and raw SIX
d.; ALSO Engl III and Swiss white, coiorc and
uubieachcd Cotton do; lbb'd, p'ar, emh'd click
=. ed. and open worked also, Chlldrcns Gotten o.. I.
and Ladies' white aud unbieacbed lisle Thrr 'd
do OF various qualities, IA scarce aud dcsiraie AZ
iicc. and other Hosiery OF various descriptions.
LINEN CAMBRfC AND LAWN HDkFS
Plain. corded, bc-lercd, riviere, musique, and
eml,'I Linen Cambrc end Lawn Hdlls from ~
cts tn $50 each Also, Baes, Purses, Green Ba-
,cge for Wells, Gauze Viels, Black Linen, Lesd
cord and Brown DO. Paper Muslins, &c.
FOR GENTLEMEN.
All the new styles rich aud cheap Scarfs and
/ Crava,s; Kid, SIX, Thread, and other Gloves /;
Cotton half Hose; Silk and Linen Cambria pocket
Hdkfs, Suspcnders, &c
/ ~ You can find at MARSHALLS, 1919 Chcs-
nut street, almost every article in Dry Goods that
you require and at prices quite as low, il not lower
than ssewh,re, (a is 10 his interest 10 sell cheGP)-
and as be is constantly adding to his stock the news
est aud cheapes, goods, you will be sure OF being
, suited. Uut reader, you are invited 10 call and
Judge for yourself.
Philadelphia, May 10Th, lsi6-2m
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WRIT OF PARTITION

To Fred rick Trhupp. John rchupp Jacob rchupp
Henry Tchupp. Christian Trhupp. Peter
Tchupp. Adam Snyder ami Rachel his wife.
Jacob Laurer and Cath rinc his wife. William
Potts and Barbara his wife. Casper H'cker, Pc.
ter Heckert, Frederick Heckert, and Margaret
H,ckrrL GnEvr,NU:
nY ,i,iue Of certain writ Of Partition. No. ~.
II issued nut Of the Court Of Common Pleas "f
Northumberland county. I" August Term A. ID.
1916, directing the sh' ril of said county 10 SUM
mon jury aud make partition "f q certain tact
If land situate in Lower Mah"noy tow"ship. in said
county, adjoining lands Of John Tchupp. jr., Mi.
chsel Wilmer, John Shrere' AMI the Mahantango
creek, containing one bundled and -ix,y-'wo &C ,
or ,heresbOu,s. Now know ys, tina, by the Au,h".
rity Of the same, the said sheriff Of said county.
will on Monday the 18th day Of July nex', at ~
O'Clock, A. NJ, upon the premises above named
make partition OF valuation in the manner and form
specified in the aforesaid writ, At which time and
place you are hereby warned to hs and appear, il
you think proirr.
THOMAS A. BIlILNGTON.
shcrifrs Office. Sheriff
Suniury, May 30ih. 1916. ct
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REMOVAL.
JOHN. IL. p L Il ID Y,

RESPECTFULLY inf,rms his GieN,s IND
IL customers, that he has removed hi. stock Of
go DDS 10 the Stone House, on Market sausrs foim.
eriy occupied hy Mr.. WIN. Dewsrt, whrre he will
be happy TO q. rye his old customers and the pub.
lie erner,lly. On as good terms, s,sd low pr-
ees as cen I've had elsewhere.
A large assortment of Groceries. Dry Goods,
and C2ucensware. constantly on hsnd.
June 9Th, lSaS-M
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BALTIMORE MARKET.
Office offhe BAnrtxoHx AxknicAs, !

Office ofthe BAnrIxoHE ANknicAs, June 30,
GRAIN.-The first sample Of new Wheat, re-
,eived this season, reached the market on Satur.
lay. 1t was grown in Somerset county, and sold
It 102 cents, benga lot Of very prime white
uitabe for family hour.--To-day two parcels
Il Penna. red were sold at SO cts, and lot of
'enna white at 90 cts. Sales also of Md at SIS
SO cents for good to prime red.
Sales of Corn at So SO cts. for white, and SO
Is, for yellow
We quote Oats at % a 80 cents
WHISKEY.-The stock is extremely light,
nd the few sales making are at 3 cts. for hhds.
nd 30 cts. for bbls.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-07-04
Notice.

AIO1ICE is hereby given, that an application
~ will h~ msde to The next legislature im n
charter for . Bank wi h capital Of $50 900, ard
power to increase the capital thereof to Sl0o 900,
~h banking and d'coun,ng privileges. to he cal
led THE Bank Of Shamokin." and 20 lie Gated IN
the borough Of Sunhury. in Northumberland coun.
w. June 9Th, 1876.
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Monterey Takcn!!

1T. those irielaedto George Rohrhach e. Bro
= thers, on note or book account, viii please and
lie The same On or hefre the Goth, 3O,h and 3ls,
Of July inst. Al these failing TO a" 80, m,y
,ect cosfs, ss no further notice will lie given.
notified again. costs will I've added.
GEO. ROHRBACH g. BROTHERS.
Sunbury, July 4th, 1916 at
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Estate Of John Rhinclart, deed
Notice to Heirs.
No. IS. August Term. 4. ID. lsi6.
John Rhiuehart

John Rhinehau
Charles Rhinehsrt, Thomas Crosby, Guardian h
Thomas Crshy. Henry Srril aud E,nate,h his
wife. James Reed aud Louisa hi. wife. George
Il. Nc Ailist-r and Sarah his wife, aud Martin
Hahn anil Mary his wife.
NoRTnUMHERLANn CoCNTT, Set.
The Commonwealth "f Pennsylvania To the She
riG of Northumberland County. GREErISa:
NIOU are hereby commanded To summon
Charles Rhineh.rt Thomas Grossly, Gu,r
dian Of Thomas Crosby. Henry s,ci and E'ixa
beth his wife, James Reed and Louisa his wife,
Ge rye b. McA lister and Sarah his wife. and Mar
Tin Hahn aud Mary his wife, defendants. ." be aud
appear b foro the lodges Il the Coun of Common
Pleas, to bc holden al SunbuIy for ssni county. on
the first Monlsy Of August next, 10 answer John
Rhinehatt, plaintiff, of q plea wherefore the said
,sin,iif and the said defendants together ana und
viIed de hold a ccr,sin tract II land in Augusta
township, containing forS-thce acres more or less.
adjoining Eli Contsds William Conrad. Samuel
i.sn,z end others; also, a piece Of land in same
township, containing eleven acres more OF less;
one LOT of ground adj ,ining Mary liouis u, MIS-.
Lyon and Shamokin creek. and two pieces oi land
ali lining each other and former, together contain
ins twelve acr,s more or less, bounded hv the Sh,-
mokin crccx aud hill land clamed iy Mrs. L,on,
heinc ne piece now in the possession Of Cha J. :
Rhieha,t; aiso, A certain house and lot Of ground
situate in Sunbuty. in wh"r.eherry street, north
side, houn,fed w,si by 10, Of Mrs. Simpson east by
10, of Juhn q. Youngman, and moth 10y m alley
also, certain house aud lot "f ground in River
street. in Suuhu y, bounded by Ia, oi MrCahv a
Davis, south by lot Of Groge Manz. aud east by
an allev. Partition thereof he,ween them the sad
d, PENDANTS doth po, permit. Hereof fail not and
have Won there then this writ.
Il Anthn t.lan
of our sail court at Sudbury, The 5'h day o.
May. A. d. isi8. -
JOHN FARNSWORTH,
P,n,h'y.
/ or whrh the said defendants viii please take
no,ce. THOMAS A. BURLINGTON,
sheriff Office. Sheriff
Sunbury May 20, ls46. -6i