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The Columbus (Miss.) Democrat" trusts that "Mr.
Tompkns will support the administration generally, and
on the war question particularly. He must know that
he is sent to Congress from democratic district and he
may be assured that the eyes of those democrats who
aided in his election will be fixed upon him.
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Rv n. GREEN, .aucstonser.

SUGAR, HAMS, AND GROCERIES, AT AUCTION
y On Friday the oath instant, shall sell, auction
ware-roon the of street and Market Space,
(Haslup Il Weedons new building) at IL o'clock, m.
I5 bbs prime New Orleans sugar
30 good hams with other articles in the grocery line
Also, 5000 good cigars nrn>-
Terms cash A. uhEEN,
nee OBJ Auctioneer.
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WASHINGTON, Dec. %, 1s47
MEssRs ED1roRs | much surprised to see my
memorial presented yesterday to the House OF
Representatives praying to abolish the slave trade in this
District utterly opposed to the object of that me
mortal, and my attached to it without knowl-
edge OF its bearing. Respectfully,
Il r CATJAN
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AM In possession authentic documentary evidence OF
the services and claims Of the officers o. the Virginia
Stale line and navy half pay for life and bounty lands
and oil the officers OF the continental lines OF the several
States to PENSIONS commutston pay, and bounty lands
The evidence will be furnished the claim prosecuted al
The option of the claimant Letters directed to Gen. John
Duval, Tallahassee, Florida, postpaid, III be attended
TO. JOHN DUvAL
Oct 13-opu .rrE
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+, Supreme Court Of the United States.
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER %. ls47.

WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 90, 1s47.
No 49, Lewis A. Collier Us. Josiah Scarborough In
to the supreme court of Louisiana. Mr. Justice
Catron delivered the opinion of this court, affirming the
judgment of said supreme court in this cause With costs
No. T. George Smith, plaintiff in error. Us. William
Turner, health commissioner, &C. The argument of this
continued by Mr. Van Buren, for the defend
ant in error
Adjourned till tomorrow at IL o'clock
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The Telegraph beyond the Ml..l..,ppi.

We have just been shown letter from St. Louis I'M
der date of December az received here same day. ad-
dressed to Judge Bown, the representative from that
district This is the first telegapbc from beyond
the mississippi and speaks much in praise Of the energy
and perseverance, of the protector of that line 1t has
been but few months since it was first contemplated
and is now in operation.
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BANK METROPOLIS
December ~, lSl7.
COMFORTABLY usage, this Bank Will not be
u open on Saturday the 18th inst, Christmas day. nor
Saturday, the LIST OF January.
Persons having notes pay this bank those days,
will be pleased attend to them the days Immediately pre-
cedng. RD Smith, Cashier.
Dec 22-22d23d29,hSg 3ODec.
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The Hon. A. p Bagby, United States Senator from
Alabama, arrived in this city this evening
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~ Railroad and Steamboat Line Richmond and
- Petersburg, Va, Charleston, 8. c., &c.-Chargs Of
hoS-The public advised that the steamer Powhatan
now leaves Badleys wharf, Washington, daily at
instead OF hitherto Passengers by this line reach
Fredericksburg In FIVE Richmond in eight and Petersburg
In ten hours after leaving Washington For further parc-
uars, apply to the Captain on board, or to
GEO. MATTINGLY, Agent
Dec g-3tawIm
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n,- advertisements, sec first pa 90 Of
daily paper.
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Col. Harvey has been received at St Louis with III,
wamest enthusiasm.
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CUPERlOR Plano Ferts.--W. FISCHER has lust re-
- ceived from Boston fre-rate rosewood Piano Forte
with metallic frame and harp pedal the of which ID not
surpassed by any other In the city II will b sold cheap
If applied for soon, at Satoners' Hail. Dec 1e--dow
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yXJAHTED-A situation by an abls-bodied young man
w capable of doing Homework, gardening or worn of
any kind. Apply at this Office.
Dec I'D aN
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(NHR1STMAS FISSTlVAL.-The ladies oil the congrega-
~ ton of St Peters Church intend giving festival, in
the of series of evening entertainments, at the
Odeon Al street and Pennsylvania avenue, TO commence
Thursday evening, the 23d ns at o'clock, m, and
be continued the successive evenings OF this and the
next week choice collection ofthe delicaces OF the
viii be provided for the qualification of those who may
favor them with their attendance and collection OF very
beautiful and appropriate fancy articles TOR Christmas
presents will be offered for SALE Good music will also be
provided. .
The object of this festival raise funds for the inds
pensae repair and preservation OF St Peters Church,
Capitol Hill; and when it is recolleced how seldom the
members of that congregation have called others for
aid of this kind the ladies indulge the hope that this
peal the liberay Of their friends and the public will
not be doomed to disappointment.
Dec
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MARRIED,

MARRIED,
Bv the Rev Mr. BrLUa 10Th instant in this city A. MU
RAT WILLIS of -, to Miss FLORENCE Z. AMBLER, of
Rappahannock. Virginia.
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FURNlsHED House for rent the Southwestern
"A of 18th and streets; gentlemen can have
furnished suites of rooms, by making immediate
application The house is situated in the most convenient
and healthy part OF the city, where families and gentlemen
ard's City Hotel, and or two restau rants.
Dec 1885, I.rt
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A FESTIvAL.-The ladies OF the Ryland Chapel
IA congregation have prepared many useful and fancy
articles which will exhibited for sale in the basement
of Ryland Chapel, commencing the evening OF the
2h and be continued the succeeding evening and each
evening of ensuing week. for the purpose Of qudatng
the church debt.
Admirance I2a cents-children half price.
dec 22-tf .
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President Richmond, Fredericksburg,
and Potomac Railroad COMPANY
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Mr. Dixon H. Lewis of Alabama, has been elected
senator of the United States Three ballots were cast in
the Legislature on the 18th inst The third ballot result
ed as follows: Lewis, dem, 5o King dem, 80 Hop.
kins, wing, 40.
The election was resumed the 18th, when Mr..
King Withdrawn, and Mr.. Lewis was elected by two
to one Mr.. Hopkins, wing.
correspondent Of the National Intelligencer grossly
mistakes the relations of Mr. Lewis to the administra
ton
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H. 1887 !" and as still further amended by entitled
as TO for e OF hoisss 81 ana me- G n
led States approved the eighteenth Of January eighteen
hundred and thirty approved August % 1872; and
have been engaged in the military service ofthe United
States since the 18th of May 1876, now, shall here
after be- in said service and that said committee be also
Instructed inquire into the expcdiency OF paying the
commissioned officers musicians, and privatcs of such
volunteers for parts of raons when the United States
lave failed, shall hereafter fall supply the same and
iorepor to this House by bill or otherwise.
Agreed to.
Onmoton by Mr. T1lBODEAUX,i was
ResoUd Tbat when the House adjourn tomorrow, II be
10 meet on Monday next.
SUBSISTENCE FOR THE ARMY.
On motion of Mr. vINTON, the House resolved itself
INTO Committee OF the Whole the state of the Union,
(Mr J. r. INeERsoII in the chairD and proceeded to
the consideration Of the following bill:
BILL making appropris ton to supply in part de-
hciency in the appropriations for kind
the army and volunteers during the year ending the Oh
BE enacted by the Senate and House of
OF the Unusd Sofrs Of Anerica Congtss asssmb,d That
the sum OF one million of dollars be- and the same is here
by, appropriated TO supply In part deficiency in
popatons for the subsistence in kind of the army and
volunteers during the year ending the threth June
thousand eight hundred and oryeght be paid out of
any money in the treasury not otherwise appropriated
Mr.. VINTON called for the reading of the following
letter:
OFFICE ComMrss.nr GENERAL OF SUBSISTENCE,
Washington, December IL, 1917.
Sra have the honor report that the appropriations
applicable TO army subsistence are nearly cx hausted.
The whole sum remaining to the credit of such ap.
preparations does exceed sixty thousand dollars
at sum Is absolutely necessary meet the demands OF
the recruiting service te Na.lt
Recent information from the principal commissarics Of
subsistence in Mexico, makes II necessary for
called my "estimae' OF the 9th November in which
he deficiency In the former appropriations is stated as
aras to the amount Of five hundred thousand dollars may
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Adjourned till tomorrow at IL O'Clock.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-04-24

N pursu nee Of order Of the Orphans Court
4 Of Northumher Hand county. will he sold at pub.
lie vendue, on Saturday the i7th dsy OF July next.
on the premises, to wit; A certain tract Of land
situate in Shamokin township, in said county, con
tanning 2O9 acres and Il3 prrches .trc, mcas,,re,
adj lining land of the heirs Of N artin Weaver John
Uneer. Solomon Fecely, and Isaac Ttehiey,
whrrcon is erected two story log house aud stone
kitchen, large frame bank barn, stone smoke
house and an excellent orchard of choice fruit.
Also, one other tract, situate in the township and
county sforrsaii. containing IS acre. and So per.
chcs, adjoining the above described tract Samuel
Hales, George UDgcr. and Isaac Treihicy, whereoa
are erected one snd half story frame house. y
frame stable, and log shop. with cool well Of
water at the house and thriving young orchard
ofchoice fruit Also, a csr'ain other tract of wood.
land situate in the township aforesaid. containing
Al acres aud s. pcrt hes, adjoining Conrad Yescer.
Joseph Chambcrlin, and Augustus Hucv. Also,
a certain other tract of land in id to- nshp con-
tanning ~ aces and li7 perches, sirc, measure,
OF which about one half is cleared. adjoining Au.
ru-tus Hu y, Nathaniel Ssxion, and others Al,
so, ceftsin other tract si'uate in said town slp
containing 0 acres and II perche-, strict measure
adjoining Solomon Feg,ly, and others. Late the
estate Of Christian Fegely, dec,i
Sale TO commence at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ of said
day, when the terms Of sale will he made known
by SOLOMON FEGEIY,
REUBEN FEGELY.
by order Of the court, Adnrs.
EnwAnp OrsrKu. Crk. q. Z.
Sunbury. April Gath, lsf7.-tsl3t
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"Nature and Experience our
Glui(le.,,

VNHE extraordinary and veil authenticated cures
l. wrought by the celebrated SusAR Co,rxp
PILLs, OF Dr.. Smiths Improved Indian Vegetable
Fills. have naturally drawn public attention TO
them. Perhaps 10 the history Of Medicine, from
the time Of Hppocra'es to The present day, there is
u" evidence Of medical compound obtaining equal
celebrity in so short a time. There was never n
medicine recommended bv such high authority ss
Dr. Smiths Pills. Besides their great curative
properties, (possessing they do, such astonish-
ing powers TO open all the natural drains Of the bo.
dy, viz the lungs, Kidney, Skin aud Bowels,)
they unlike all other pills. extremely pleas ant
being coated With sugar, aud they do not eripr,
nor produce nausea o, any other unpleasant con.
sequences. they have become verv popular for Dys.
pepsa. Headache. Coetveness, Bilious complaints,
!oul Stomach, Fevers Worms. Want of ppeiite.
Impurities of the Blood. DISTINCTIONS and Female
Complaints generally, Colds, &c. One Of the most
irfuen,ial and benevolent ladies' in New Ymk.
Mrs 8. A Goulj. Ms,ron Of the U. s. Naval Hos.
pital, says There Is no medicine in her knowledge
so we'll ada Ited 10 the numerous ailments of man
kind, as DR.. Smiths Sugar Coated Pills" She
especially recon rends them to ladies'
U CAU1ION.-As = miserable imitation has
been made, by the name Of "Sugr Coated Pills"
it is necessary to he sure that Dn. q Benz. SxIrHs
signature is on every box. Ptice 25 cents.
Principal Office. i79 Greenwich IT. New York.
Sold by JOHN W. FRILING, Sunbury.
WIN. FORSYTHE, Norfhmn,'d
A,,;l VoA1
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Faox AL QuARrEas o. rnE Guar.

FROM ALL QUARTERs OF THE GLoBE.
VNHE following letters are present'd with vi. W
Of more fully showing the opinions Of pt ysi.
rians IN relation to the medical value Of Da.
SwATSEs C"spoUND SvRUr OF Win CHxRuv
DR. SwArSE-D Dear Sir; Having used your
Compound Syrup Of Wild Cherry, extensively in
my practice, ] was requested by your agent DR..
CIu'cber, to express my opinion in writing, of lie
prop. rites as a remeji i agent. I most cheerfully
comply. as feel by so doing, | will discharge a
debt oae the community at large, and ply sicians
in par ocular. As much as de,est quack rtme-
dies and patent nos'rums. was induced fram
failure oi the most p ptent cXpectorsn's rscopmen.
Died in our ma,era med,cas in some cs,es of Dis
eased lungs, 10 Try your preparation of Prunus
Virginia or Wild Cherry. |, is sufficient to say
that was 80 much pleased with the result Of
that and suhsequent trials tha, now prescribe it in
preference to Ill oher remedies where an expec,o.
rant is indicated. In the much dreaded Pneumo.
MIA or Disease Of the Lungs, in the alarming form
In which il appears in Kentucky, I regard il as an
invaluable remedy in the treatment Of that disease
To oil no know me have said enough, hut a.
this may be seen by persons out of the siciny Of
Frankfort, will briefly add, that have been en-
Gagged In an active practice of my profession for l2
years, and am a regular graduate Of TransyIvanis,
and this is the first patent medicine ever thought
enough Of 10 express an opinion In writing.
... J. II. ELLiSON, M. u.
Jan 7, lsA7. Frsnklia CO., Ky.
...-. FRASKroRr, kr., Jan I, lsIh
The above certificate Is from one OF our phys.
eihhs h'ing few miles from here, he is doing a
very good prsc,ice. and is considered good phys.
cAn' and stands ta'ri he is as he says, q regular
s''uuA'e' I'm. w. l.. CaUrcHER,
Druggist aud ApothecaIy.
~ si"oe IN" 'n''oduction Of my article to the
Puoae' 'h'ie nave lumber Of unprincipled nd
viduals got up nos,rums, which thew ..s,r, ron,,n
Wild Cherry, some are called .Bai..ms,, .Ri,,s,.,
and even Syrup Of Wild Cherry, bu, mine IS mn,
original and "nly genuine pnp,rs,,on ever intro.
dnced 10 the public, which can he proved b, m.
public Records Of the CommonweaIih OF Pennsyl.
vanii. The only safeguard against imposition j,
to zee that my signature il on each bottle.
DR, II, sWAYNE,
Corner Of Eiah,6 and Race sts., Philadelphia.
Only Agent In eunbury, Is
--,.se. -..-..+ HENRY MAssER.
DR.. J. a, Moore, DAnville; r. $. Msekey g.
Son, Milton; NJ. d, & ], Wens, Muncy; G, A.
WYATT Le~isburs' Davis 4 schnms, syliawrovs,
Iohn &, Reno, Line MOlaIa.a j.. ..
i'h.isisiphIs, el0c:m ld iy
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Valuable Property

R % L2 CD ~ nl S9.
rTNHE Subscriber oilers for sale, on n, ,ieraic
L terms, a valuable piece Of nd, sirua''d in
Augusta township, Northumberland county, ahou,
miles from Sudbury, IN the rulp hockeu road,
on'aining seven acres more l.ss, IN an excellent
''s,e Of cultivation, whcreon ART ercied a Urge
frame dwelling house-32 by &C. aud a store
houSc-ls hy 30, with excellent water at the doors,
a bank ban--2s by 81, aud an ice house under
ground. II is one ol the I've business locations in
the county, For fu'th. information inqnreoi the
subscriber, ON the premises. s -. --
~. EMANUEL KAUFMAN.
Augusta, Ma ch g. lS47--U
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soMhTAING NEW!
Y>HE subscribss. have the exclusive ,igh, o.
u ven''ius J. NJ. THATCHER's -
Hot blast Hot Air Cooking
-sr

in the counties Of N otth umbefIand. Co,umb;, and
Schuyikill; and from the cncoura cement mai will
| already, they expect 10 10 a large business Tbi,
| stove is constructed on an entirely new prncipIc
and on the only principle that can mako both ,
good wood anI coal stove. The inventor has oys,
come oil the difficulties that SO frequently belong "a
other stoves. He has nv his arrangement, cor
st,uctrl btoilinc q JOven In front, where
in hronc, roastinc, trying or baking may be done
and all the smell iba, arises ihercf'om must pass
into the rombustilde chamber, and is not ., all
thrown out into the room.- q Besides this, there
isnn oven only two inches less than the whole size
"f the stove. wherein baking voss,ine may I've
done we'll !, he n ths cnrnIuon brick oven.
This oven Is al~ays iii tor u-c when the stove is
heated, as the whole draueht Of hot air passes q.
round u constantly. s.....t.... ~ 4. 81.
Puhi'c attention is particularly cal,ed 10 this
stove. II can hc scn al "ur Store aud Tn Estah>
lis'ment in North Danv,llc, At the sign af the CO.
I'nlda Tin shop. and at the Foundry Of Rohsbach
4 element i" Sunhurv, where its partic uiar quail.
Ties w'' he fully show" exp aiucd Ia an, person
wishing ,o rx tinine Il.
The Subscribers coo,unr TO have on hand ali
kinds of par'u st"vcs such radiators. cylcnders
fancy and plain, suitable for all who may favor us
with call; also common sheet and Russia Iron,
which can tc made IN any desirable shape; togo
iher with general assortment Of tin and japsaDed
ware, wholesale and uelsii. Country merchants
are invited 10 cali and examine our stock. as our
work ca''rot .e surpassed. ard prices modoers,c. q
n. B. We safely recommend the above mem
toned stovc 10 ,'etsons VITO wish to embark in
good business Tie pa'en,ee will sell either coun.
ty "r state rights. I" sui, purchasers, and on rcs.
s'n,hl' terms. He az his agents may he found in
Danvie, Pa. j. a. J. AFTER.
The undersigned, ha~ng seen is operation the
bot h'aS, hot air cooking stove. invented and "a.
tent-d hy !. N. Tha'chcr. certify that ~s believe
from thr manorr of its construction and spera aiion
that is the hest offered 60 the Pubhc. The
arrangement " so csapl.se and the construction
judcous, that there is saving ei hak the fuel
and Wnse IN don,c any given amount Of service,
over other celebrated stoves. IN short we recon-
men, il o yrpt,rencc to all others, for the simple
that Il embraces brapch of economy
Samuel Garrett, John W Gsrrctt, David Chat.
feij, W + knchO. john N t;rav, T. Thurnpsen
Smith Thompson, Z u hahn. John Oakes, Hcsiki-
ah Bcsr, Ei,s + C"oper. Geo NJ RHhsr, Daniel
Huffman, Henry n RissrI, f II Carver, Daniel
Dri-bsct. Joseph vankus, BsnMs Eptey.
Uan~illr. March &, ISl7.-tv
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ELECTION TcE

cd ~ % e ca A LIZ - .
4 N Election fr officers Of the Nstnsmt~' land
Bridge Company, will be held a, the Hou.c
OF James Lee. in the borough Of Northumberland.
on Monday the Sd day "f Nav next. The rl"c-
,ion will open AT "'clock. 4 NJ. The is KS and
accounts OF the company viii hs exhibited To the
s,ockhiJe,s AZ The time ard is'e .l"vc n,c,tior-
ell. ID. BRACT!GAM,
NorthI, April 10. IsA9.-it r~st.
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IT iS WRITTEN

4 A.
j. ,.,oI...,;., y -, .'a. 'no ns'uIa' veee's-
,,,;., .,' a,' w o:ov e"on"y afo' properly
s.i Ipy 'u' I ',. ~. ."o ou'e o' every ma
. W '"." p.'u'a' % o"''"'e' .....
WKlUHT'S INDlAN VEGETABLE PILLS.
m .s7r f OF rHR ''
North American College Of Health.
are ,omoo.ed or ,lI p,sn,s which o,ou .non,,,..
ously on our own soil. ani ara therefore bal,er a.
d,p,cd to our cors,u,;on. ,b,n Medicines concoc-
ted from foreign drugs however well ,bov NAV h,
compounded; and a. ,bev are nundeJ noon ,bs
principle that the human todv il in truth -
SUBJECT TO NIT fNE DISEASE
namely cor,upt bumo,s anil ,ho, s.;J MeI;cin,
cures this disease ON N,ruu., Pn,xc,e,y.T by
cleansing and ptviC,iu,, the 6oI,, i, ,,lI bo o,,,
ifcst that, il the constitution rc no, en,;rely OK.
hausted, a perseverance, in their us,. according :,
III eetiens, is absolutely certain to drive lis-,. or
evarv name horn the body .. ...-- ... .
When we wish to re~,o,e a sw,mp or m,,,ss :,
fertility, we drain il Of the super rahupjan, water T.,
like manner, G 90 wish 10 restore the BODY ia
health, we must clesnse il of imppr,,y. ..,
WRiGHr'S INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS
will I've fonud one of the best, if not the very best
medicine IL the world for carrying out this GH.sp
PuaiYrIsa PstScIpLg, because they expel from
the body all morbid and corrupt hum0r, the cause
of the disease, ia al easy and Natural N0naer:
and while they every day o,ve EASE ANN pLkAsrmE,
di,ease of every usne Is rapidly driven from the
body. e.. ...
The following highly respectable eiorckccprrs
have heen duiy appointed sg~n's for the sale Of
Wris hfs Indian Vegetable HiHs, in Northumbe,,
Land county: ........ ... .....
Henry Mss.er, sunaurv.
v. & i. Kaufman. Augusta township.
Samuel Herb, Little Mshonoy.
William Depreo, jackson.
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CHEAP BLINDS!
2. J. WILL AM g.

Tfaetiam MiHd Manufacturer,
No i2 North 9Th 81, "a few doors above Market r.
PHIL "A d = L r II "A,
III AS now ou hand the largest and most fashion.
Il L alL +'meat Of Narrow Sls, aad other We.
nrtian Blinds Of sny establishment in the United
States, uhEt he vii, sell, Wholesale sad Retail
al the lowest prices.
The citizens VI Sunhury su1 vicinity are respect.
fully sc''ed 10 call oa him before asing else
where, he is conf ent of giving entire satsfac-
ton I" I'll who may thus f,vor him with q cail
OLD BLINDS Repaincd aud Trimmed, SO as
to Io,k Equal to new. "
Orders panc'u,ily attended TO, and the Blinds
fnwa Ided with despatch.
Is ]. WILLIAMS.
Mach 6. ts47.-3m.
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Thomas IIuIIihen's Estate.

NorlCE is hereby given, that letters Of ad.
IN m'nis,ration have hscn granted TO. ihe sub.
stlpef ON the estate Of Thomas Hullihen, late OF
reins township, Northumberland county, deed.
A'i persons tndsb,ed "a said esiste, al having
claims against the sane, sse requested TO cell slal
seiho HENRY =. THOMAS,
N1''humhsl land, April 10, lsi1.-G, Adm,