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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-06-05

Coon SrHKcH--BRIkr AND TO tbs PURPOSE.
Daniel Webster, recently, at Columbia s. C.
College, received from the senior class brief and
tasteful address He made the following reply,
which is happy and to the purpose -
Young Gentlemen Of the South Carolina Col.
kge Il thank you for the manner in which you
have been pleased to receive me, and for the re.
spect which you have manifested. You are Of
the generation which is TO come after MS, and
your judgments are TO form part Of the opinion
Of posterity in respect to those who are now ac-
tive in the scenes Of life. 1t will be happy for
me. If the mature sentiments Of yonr manhood
shall correspond with those thus expressed in
your youth
My young friends, may we'll congratulate
you on your present condition and your prospects
Yon are members of fourishing institution
You enjoy the teachings Of a learned faculty,
with name at its head beloved in private life,
highly distinguished in public life, and which
eonfers grace as well as usefulness on these AGA.
demic groves. Private and family affections
cluster round you all; thousand hopes are che.
rshed for You; all good auspices hover over you.
Every one of you may take to himself, in this
respect, the language Of the poet-"Non sine Dis
Animosus infans."
Let me, then, say TO each Of you, "Carpe di.
EN-" Art is long, and science is profound, and
literature, in our day, is various and extensive.
But you have youth, and health, and the means Of
culture and improvement, and can accomplish
great objects. With you it is the bright and
breezv morn of lifa
A long day, trust is before you. Let me
advise you to be early in prosecuting the great
work, which, in that day, is to be done. Like
the morning Of the natural day, let the morning
of life begin with devotion to the Great Giver of
all good; and let every succeeding hour of that
life be filled with acts Of duty. and friendship
and private and public benehcence. The even.
ing Of such life will be full OF hopes for bet.
ter; and all will be cheered and consoled
"By that which should accompany old age,
As honor, love. obedience, troops Of friends >"
Young gentlemen, all my good wishes attend
you! May you here sow, with liberal broad.
cast, the seeds Of a future harvest of honor to
yourselves, qualification 10 your friends, and use.
fulness to your country,
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E1EpAR WARE, QGssnswsIs, Ha,dw's.. S.
Groceries. Liquor, &c. sH .S :.is Is.y nEyGAR.
Jan, l6, lsA7. Jo"N
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-06-05

CSCHO0L BOOKS, Bibles, Tesamsn,s, Draw,
y ine Paper, Writing Paper, Steel Pens, ana
Narrison's Columbian Ink, Tor sa's enaSp az INV
store OF -
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T.. " X.



-, ~ Wv ''"N'o'' We u loi'
ne '"'n"AS ''''rr''n'lnuS 10 ho the subject ol fe
MAIN avn 'P'"Ia''h' 'u' fH"W has d"uird all knaw
- VI ''' ~ +" us a"'o r. ana says distinctly Thai
'e "'o no mana III me precious document, but al the
same n'nrh does not provoke inquiry INTO The matter
II IT con'd he brought 'i'rr court You would read SOME
reh t'N''n'lN VI sIuuny which would prove that the
VI h'' "' me letter Is nal oncouHter aud all,
INC cPl'mn ''lk AT M\coar, three weeks or a mouth
ohie returned 10 inns p'ce ~ Pnn'. rs = Is, am
much mistaken You donot ere long read letters
81 our tnrha'S at home That viii cause sensation and
open The eye ol the people 10 their utmost width
let me ask on" on two questions, II Nv is that Gens.
Z hinan, NArms and smith, all appointed about tic
saht tlhe WIN ''rn ih'w. get along Smlpih'y, Ia
htmeN phrase whilst he Pillow, IL ctrrnally NY is
M himself III dlh'nues' How is that the frs
oh'd officers are poi Mar with the entire army aud un
Try, aeo I"' Their conduct has been made the subj 81
public and eel'al approval, whilst the reputation Of the
latter is hut equiv eel even among h' hest friends and
ho has list all witt. "ne trnlhs OF The II nut
the country How is it tn, Gems Pierce anl tid~al
Ter have the good opinion, # all, whilst the gTeal
Gcn Pillow has made himself as it we've the laughing
stock repeat, why all this II is i cause the lat
Ter has the vanity believe himself great ana Most
tonishng military genius and the Impotence 10 nm 'st
las PLOTS; is because h. has uraSpnr anbi IN
aad dishonest onc-an ambition which diligently
.eketh to brd reputation f,r himself even at he eN
ponsc If others. il is brcausf he has had the cfmncry
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''''"''' ''''p ~ "n"'se''an', spectator. IS h,
two Of three weeks, to leave her. /, take W. IN
House "i delegates, and a. another eppofe,,+, me
nj occur, II VA, time that he should MAJ. / ''sh1
views uP'na sn'g"ct which deeply lniere,,..I a'
ow cI'Iz'hs lie then uk up. in snccn,,l,n III
lions "i the W ythevIlle Convention a, ihry III
detailed By Nh Norris, aud gave 10 each AT 'eh
merry appreciation. lie arowel himself l., l. :" 's
"i The hene which the mcciag lad been ALL NM
vance. Not intent with m-re prof s,lons If :. p
interest III III" cau-r. he announced ,ha, h. -, "o
stuck and accordingly made hands me unc u. .
subscription. Mr.. NJ shy said he d H. red ''',.i
N"rf7N, wht had expressed the epi ion wer,oli ''
nothing in the way Of aid from The I,eo,s,,... i' ~.
dd not think the application f,r State s,h...; lie
three fths would be in vain At an, t,,. y
whatever Influence he might psse>s IL obtain tho
me Legislature. and 10 advance the interests ID, u
III every way IN his power. In the caor,e If '9se
''' "'S'y r''c'fed to '"e ease wl'h which s}ooo.'
were raised, by individual subscription for In,
''n "'' Road seventeen years ago Al that linn
to-" was threatened neither hand Was sI,a nm
awe To 40 as mnch-nay. twice rs nnch--w.Ie5 -.
diversion OF 'ade is 'obe appreheI de from rlya ,I
''ta"y IN progress! lie EXPIRE ss,d The belief ,h.,>,
P'"'u Vi h'f history was l.ynchbnfg EYER So p,,s..
never was business more active and sale ,o,st,.
'h're uore solid wealth in The c,mmunitt N, NJ
was listened to with profound attention. and his g.
was received with great applause i'''
il. *. Cralle rs chairman of tho ,l =
appointed alta preceding mctiir .. IN ~, mn. u
" ~ sa1 COMMITTEE ("'e proceednss nade few eI,
qnrn' aud Impressive yciparks Wv
, mere was very handsome oddi''po 10 the suYs.rp
TO" u" me commissioners books and tbe meeting b,,
tt,n l,t, l..
up al a late """T' with feeling which Ia, not, Of late
been experienced on such occasions.
We haven recession, after such 4 scene l., Fl
Heightened elaboration Of our own. w, .im,'v ca.
Citizens of iynchburg The destiny Of your iovn
your own hands. You know Your duty--go and pcronu
II.
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Anna--Jmil,nc the summons The III Commissioner
werc sppaai,d h, the epnnnandrfs n he iwo starr
ws sisnrd the I'D. and raheaiiats ssrilanee1 liz
2tih
have been thus hsppl, naned over Ia lh,ir ienipenla
Ties who hsyr nav had several cnnf'eners. anu viii
think. s,ne hols u signing Treaty Il p'aea
There viii lie Transmitted h he Aluisn, General Re
TITS fnrn IL, s,as iairates &c the tufeg nng nItr
.,nns 10 which mus, r,rf. wiih N, h ATTY orncuf
renee IN the ns appsu-. l. slowed q cups and lndis
,,lu,ls hy tllrlr f.-sprctse tnmmaud.,s have teen
ahc-ihi. rep II ir4re me- 'afy sunnaf1 to bring
t comparatively. hi lli' Individual mint not II
nc directly is 'lr way 4 the haffalise-=Fhes doubt
whether ha,rir cNprrs trfs, gfEen ny arrrt,bl1ion
aud arplansr. 20 ontmanfrr, Ut visus and indf par
dent hngsdc- bn, lell ilir Lame appn higher grrnas
The simple record Il ii,lt grrsid eds and the brilliant
t,snl's.
r. he siaF both general aud rcr-oh,l. attached t,
rsteral h~s lquarrrs was again under hah obligations
ca services IN tho field. a> always IN The hr'aus.
add th"r names s.. 1euic lani I Joarl Hitchcock,
acting inspector 2 ntri Ma i J. Smith. Captain X
l.. Io o. distinguished II fl eIi'hs etccnfun III
,'ierc aud dgrng.) Captain Mason. IIenlcnanls Ste
Braurctard. Tower all ii the engineers; MAJOR
ruu,ull. Cap,,in McChll1n and Lieutenant llsrlcas.
tie 'opn.nphra, cugnccfs Captain llucer aud lcntcn
ar lIagrcr Of lho ordnance, Captains Twin and Wasnc
Of he parlotnasitr's department apihn Ga,son II
hr cnnrnissaria SURGEON ~ son. IN his particular
department. Cspsin II l. Scott acting asssan, ,dlulant
general Ileulrnnnt Williams aid de camp. and Lieut.
Iay military secretary Lieut. SCHUYLER Hamilton aiio-
i'r aid ann, had VIZ tai1re Aeen ihrln ur, ii ac
,yrt, by severe ~onad received in ,neee-,u charge
e cavalry against caesry. and FUR lines his nbef
nt IN the Qh, bad he valuable srr,cns, volunteer
AIDS Of Ma,rs ktby and Van Baen. Il In pa, depart
ncnt always ,agrt In friyi 1nd distinction. aud u
,hrd. the 2plaa Mayor J. 7. uant., ofaie kentucky
Volunteers.
have t1c harry Ia be, ST.
w ltI hHh fp-t,ri
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go W istiaIs,aus'rs:-

'l'AkE NOTICE, that we shall, the 20h day Of De
ccmbet, 1917, at the Courthouse Green County il
the STAT o kenuek proceed to take the dispositions Jcs
- linnd, isiam isle, Henry Suadcr, Jacob c. nav.
IL John Harden, Robert Smllman, John Barnett, Samuel
spencer, William Curry. Daniel Molly, William W Stock
ton aud W lillian ntcherson, and if from the SAID
dep slon> are not taken that day then shall proceed
at The place above named the 9th day of December
tn take the and when commenced shall continue from
DAY to day until said dispositions completed which dcpo
sitlons 10 be read evidence ia the trial OF suit now de-
pending in the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chanccry
tf Franklin County in which asguecs OF Rarthule
NEW Curry, Plaintiff, and Defendants. And on
the h dav of January SiS the place above named we
shall proceed take such the said ston as may not
taken either OF the above named DAYS and from
ia, To pay, unit! the, completed evidence on
the tliAl oi said suit. Yours.
ABRAN CitIi DRESS.
WILLIAM C!ill DRESS,
NV ll-tw Admins ratnrs If Robert hi,dre<s dec ii
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CHANGE OF pEoPRlEroRslnp

Chah.s W S'afham having ,ld=tiie sale 10 take Il
feet IN the G.l stant-hs entire Interest in the suk
If this Ofli,e 10 kpna H. Townles liz hispss # the
onre viii lon the future be nlaclrl BY the subscribers
under the style aud firm Of BLACKBOARD, TOWN
LEY & DIiIARD.
By this new Arrangement all The debts due IL III. con
ccm Of foer. Tounlry& SfJthan aud larle PORTION Of
the debts due /, the concern a : ailaln Dllard &
Tuwnley, Lave become The property Of {. w Stslhan.
who viii compelled. by circumstances beyond our con-
troll, TO wind up these several concerns speedily as
possible.
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STATE SENATE.

we have not seen the official VOTE hut there Is no
DOUBT that SamnrI F. Iarwood is elected 10 the Mite
Senate III The district lately represented by C. NJ baN
'oh deceased, by majority Of 81 VOTES Gen fh'P
Ayieit. Both were D,mocrars-but Mr. Ilsrwood was
the nominee of a Convention
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Ies0D gfD.s'T

=
,I'il, subscriber Legs leave inform tn" inhabitants OF
L l,nclburg that he is cccirng lis supply oi
ANTHRACITE COAL,
and will be enabled to furnish Coal of the first quality.
BrheH. Screened and Lamp.
Having enlarged his ward he III all times have large
stock hand, and will fill all or,rs address TO him
hirh viii he shipped Tree oil charge except toll which VIII
be pad and attached 10 the bill by giving city references.
leave 10 mention that ktop Goal under over and
on plank floor, - it wi be deli, cred Tree
lhe price lo load o - bushclS OF broken and OF
screened. 20oD lbs will he Sc beard at the
basia. The Lump Cal will be So per ton.
JAMES DAVIS
HI. lrond. Oct ll-2m if
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ELECTION DAY

Inc second Munda, Of December court day--l' AZ
pointed by the Governor Us the line ir h1lds rs *
"a. ..-t,lN ~ De,cs.ly W lals e-aa.u
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Nix. SHENNESEY respectful, announces to the c.t,
vi OF INnChburg the surrounding country tha,
he still continues carry on ths
TAILORING BI Si\ESS
al ms Old stand IN rallies Granite Building, the allie
leading To Martins Warehouse and few only below
Nam Street lie will cut Ladies' Riding Habits and Lab
IN neat style Gentlemen generally. and Officers oi the
Army, will be neatly fitted and will find it to their interest
TO give him trial. lie caruc, socls share of public
patronage, and hopes from xpcrence OF 20 ,eaI both
merit and receive IT.
Oct. Its TIIOS w. q. SHENNESEY
OSl received. al,har lot OF those beautiful Silks
- aniFren'h wIrk lliars, whiah will be sid lowe
than ANY house in town
DAVIS, ADRAIANlS s co
Oct. lS-ts
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BOTETOERT l. IND
Monday, the 18th of December next, beng Boc,ourt
" Court day, Twill sell at public auction,
I65 ACRES OF LAND,
lying Crsigs Creek, and the town of New Ca.,
adjoining the lands Of Carper and others. patented to
ELISHA Givens Such disposed purchase are re.
quested the am ar ions ~ sell II !.
resented D. good Tobacco Land.
JOHN q. I.ErTWICu
Eeiiard. NJ ls-tt3ltit
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EXTRAORDINARY DISCOVERY
DHAFNEss CAN BE CURED II

DHAFNESS CAN Be CURED!
HNOOPERs ETERIAL OLA pronp, and
~ lasting remedy for DEArssss. alss for pains
and discharge Of matter from the Ears.
Hundreds of cures in csses deemed utterly hope.
less have firmly established its superiority over eve
" former Medica, discovery.
This vsloablc Acoustic Medicine is compound
o! four different O,Is one Of which, the active end
principal ngedient, is obtained from the bark ofA
cer'sin species Of Walnut, a new and effectu h
agcn, in the Of Defines
PERSONS Who hsd been deaf For 10. IS and ever,
20 yesrs, have been permanently cured by using
this oil. In fact, 90 numerous and SO emphatic
have been the testimonials in lis favor, th,, tho I'M
ventor claims for il the distinction Of an lnfs,Ehle
Remedy. in all cases, when the Ear is perfect in
its formation. .......
For further particulars, and evidence Of it's great
value, see printed sheets, in the hands Of Agents.
For sale In Sunhuy, by J. w. FRlLING.
September l9lh, lS45--ly
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The cougar Coated Pills.n

sS~s9"h OOaeCu
RKwAap OF Msnrr-CsafiricAr OF ouR liz.
vsNrioH. 81.
az NRw YoRx, June 10th, leAl.
We, the undersigned never saw or heard Of "Su.
w gar Costed Pills. until Dr. 9. Bsnjsmin
Smith manufactured and exhibited them TO US a,
bout year since. ..... b.
fsRARL RASpeLfH. NJ D., Liberty 81.
RusHrox & Co., ITO Broadway, and
10 Astor House.
HoaAcE EvRWxrr, Drug, 96 Hudson st.
JoHN CAsrREx, 81 Hudson at.
Lest soma few may he deceived hy ignorant
quacks. We publish the following; and none Blu.
unprncirled dealers will countenance any rnia-
ton Of this invaluable medicine.
PATENT Oyyrrr.
Received this nth day Of June, 1914, from Dr.
q. Ben min Smith, the fee Of $40, payable on bis
application for patent for Pin Coated with
Sugar" II l.. ELLswourH,
Commissioner Of Patents.
As these Pills are prepared by an educated Thy.
sician. they have an advantage over other prepara-
atoms so much advertised, and are sufficiently dis.
tngushed from all Others by their virtues, aside
from their peculiar pleasantness.
o. CAUTION.-As miserable imitation has
been made, by the name of "Sugsr Coated Pills."
i, is necessary to be sure that DR. G BENJ SMITH's
signature is on every box. Price rs cents.
Principal Office. ITO Greenwich st. New York
Sold by JOHN w. FRILING. Sunbury.
WIN. FORSYTHE, Norfhund
Ian Isa1
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A Farm AND SAW MILL, DC. On Psnns
IA erssh, West I,uffalo township, Union coon.
", 81. miles wssi of New Berlin, now occupied by
John DssteF-sbout 90 sc,ss cisaredi good Or
ehs'd, stone Barn, &c. An industrious tenant,
sbs % work both Fsrm end Saw mill. msy hsvs
the property on the shares, for several years
Inquire Of the agent, Jacob Rsiehlsy. Wsiriehs-
Town, near the premises, or Of II. BEtLAS.
eunbu'y, Jan, is, lss7-N
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jeremiah j. vastIne,s Estate

n Office is hereby given. that lei'ers of admin
L istration on the estate Of Jeremiah J Vss,inc,
late of Rush township. Northumberland county.
decd, have been granted to the subscribers. Per.
sons having claims against the estate a,e requested
10 present the m for examination and settlement,
and persons knowing themselves to he indebted
ate requested 10 make immediate payment.
LYDIA VASCINE,
PETER +. VASTINE,
Rush township, Jan. 9, ls47--6t Adm'rs
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VNHEsE extraordinary Pills are composed OF
u plants which grow spontaneously on our own
sn and are, therefore, better ad,pted To our con.
stilctinrs than Medicines concoc,cd from f,reipn
Drugs, hosever well they may he compounded;
aud as WRiuRrs lSpIAy VEGErAnLE PIL.s are
founded uuon tho principle that the human body is
in truth SUBJECT TO BUT ONE DISEASE,
namely corrupt humors end that said Medicine
cures this disease on NATrRAL PniNcirLEs, bv
cleansing and purifying The holy, it will be man,
hest lhh, n the constitution te not entirely ex-
haused, perseverance in their use. according TO
dmootipns j. absolutely certain 20 ttive disease of
every name from ,he hvdy.
When We wish 10 restore ayamp or morass 10
fertility, We drain IL Of the super abundant water. In
like manner, il we wish To restore The body 10
health, We must cleanse il OF impuri'y.
wRIGHr's INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS
will he found one of the best if not the very best
medicine IN the world for carrying out this GRLsp
PCalrIiSo rrISeIPLE, hecaGse they expel from
the body ~ morbid und corrupt humor. the cause
of the disease, in an easy and Natural Manner;
and While they every day oIvs EASE AND PLEASURE,
dI ea-e f every NAME rapidly driven from the
hudy.
The fo, wing highly ro,pscrable siorekeepers
have rcen duty appointed agents for the sale of
Wrishfs Iadian Fegeto5,e I'iGs, in Nonhumber,
lini county
Henry Mssser, SunSHrv,
y. 4 ]. Ksutfman, Augusta township.
Samuel iIcrh Little Nhhonny.
William Deepen, Iackson
Brrev,'ir Hoishne, Tpper Mihunoy.
John r Rcnn, Up er Mahcnoy.
Snn,nc John, ShemoSin,own.
For.y the, Wilson e Co. Northumberland
+. l.. Piper, Wa'sonburg.
irisud & HAYS MrEvensville,
Jani,s Feed, P"t-grnve
VIM. q Scott, Rushv,lIe,
Hartman Knohle, Eiysburg r. q.
Ans T Beisse,, Turbursyie.
G'd on Shade, Upper M.honoy.
Rhodes & fatrow, Snydsfsiown.
John King. Farmersv,lie.
Sias q. Cook. Msrtin's Creek.
J. De Yonng Ricksvile.
Abraham SheTer RlchE.iond
Samuel Taylnr, 81 ,eford.
John II. rinoe,t, Chilsqusque
IN, neinen 4 Brother, Milton.
rr Offices devoted exclusively 10 the sale Of
WRlGHTS INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS,
Of The North American College of Health, No. 2ss
Greenwich Street, New York, No. 1893 Trrmont
Street, Boston; and PRINCIPAL OFFICE, No.
900 Rios srRrrr, PhiIsdelphis,
Sept 18th, ls46.-ly
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New Firm.

FH7HE Undersigned hereby gives notice. that he
i has associated with himself as d partner in
the mercantile business, In hia s,orn adjoining
Weayert Tavern, In Sunbnry, John Haas, aud
that the said store will hereafter be conducted un>
der the firm Of element Il Haas. The store al
the South West corner of Market Square will be
conducted as heretofore, by the subscriber himself
to which he respectfully invites his customers and
friends
He also notifies sll those indebted 10 him, 10 call
between this and the lst Of January next, and S..
tie their accounts
All kinds OF produce viii be taken on ,eeou,,
at cash prices,
Hereafter no longtr than four months ersai,
will be given. IRA 4. CLEMENT.
Sunbury, Nov Il, l6i6-u
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N MDKN
AUCTION STORE,

No. 8 North Sd ST., third door above
Market Street..
r II L A ID = 1. r II A.
SALE EVERY EVENING, OF = general ss.
- sortment of Foreign snd Domestic Hardware,
Table snd Pocket Cutlery, Trunks, Locks,
La,ehsis, Belts. Saws, Ssjdlsry, Whips,
Boots, Shoes, HAS, Gaps, Guns,
Pistols. Trimmings, Clothing
and Fancy Goods.
The attention Of city and country dealers is in
vited. The Goods are fresh, and will be warranted
equal to the representations tha, may he made Of
them. BAYLIS & BROOKER, Aue'ioner-s,
No 6 North Third st
N. b. Purchasers can have their Goods packed.
Scvetal Invoices Of Goods have been received to te
sold a, private sale.
Philadelphia. Dec I9th lsi6.-ly
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Mill and Farm
@00x 9AEaSa3, =,

VVyHE subscriber offers fot ssle fifty or sI,y
i cres of land with min erected thereon, for
meriy known as Jonos's Mill situated in Augus.s
township Northumberland county, on the Little
shamosn cre,h, near the Tulpehockrn road, lead
ing ffom Sunbury to Po,tsvilIe-eigh, miles from
sudbury. Thirty or fcrty acres Of said land are
cleared and in good state of cultivation. The
improvements are Grist Mil, log House snd
Stable, and an Orchard. There Is also a good
Spring and several ceres Of Meadow on the premi.
te'. 1he Location OF the mill is an eIcslIent one
for custom. For further information ipouj,s Of The
sus.enbe,': DAVID MILLER.
Shsmokin township, Ian. o, ,s47.I-sm
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Orphans Court Sale.

n pursu ,ncc Of an order of the Orphans Cour,
Of Northumberland county, will be sold a, pub.
lie sale, on Thursday the 18th day Of March naxt,
at the late residence Of jeremiah J. Vastine, jecd
in Rush township in said county. to wit: 4 Ger
'sin tact Of land situate in the township siorc csaid
called the Mill ,rac', b,ing the one undivided half
pet, thereof, containing n tie whole ten acres sd
joining land Of Benjamin +. Vss,ne aud Others,
on which are erected Girls, Mill, Dwelling House,
Barn and other Improvements. Also, n trac, of
land (0f which the widow of Peter Va.tne deed
hos the life estate,) in same township containing
lO4 acres more or less, adjoining land of Benz amin
F. Va.linc, William Kase Wi IAN Scott Benj,.
MN l., Vastinc and others on which erected
two story dwelling house, barn, Wagon shed and
".her Improvements. Al.o, another tract of land
in same township, containing one hundred and
twenty-five acres more less. djoiuinS Lewis V.
Vastine. lanes Eckman. William Scott and Others.
Late the estate Of jeremiah J. Fas,ine, decd.
Sac To commence al 10 o'clock. A. NJ. Of said
day. when ,he conditions Of sale will he made
known by PETER 4. VASTlNE,
LYDIA VASTINE,
BY ordsr Of the court. Adms.
EDWARD OYSTER, Crk.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-01-16
Estate Of James Lemon, jr., decd

Estate Of James Lemon, jr., decd.
~ Office is hereby given that letters Of admin
" isIajion have heen granted TO the subscriber,
on the estate of James Lemon jr., late Of Point
township, Northumberland county, deed Al per-
sons indebted 10 said estate. viii please come f,r.
ward ami sstie up Immediately, and those having
claims ain,t The same, sIe requested 10 prrtent
their accounts TO, ,eulemen, without delay
JOHN NIXON,
Poin, township, Dec 5, isi6.-6t Adm'r.