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Exports.
!, BOSToN-per ship N kmbal :Gss bales cotton, Al do
1916 hides TO aaeAS 'oi"'
NEW YORk-Per ship Humbodt 976 bales cotton sS6
mas tes sugar, 81 balea wool, 70 pkgs mdse.
LlvERPOOI.-Pers ship Hemisphere: Sil2 bales cotton.
, ,CHAKLESTON-PeT bark Horace: rs hhds sugar asa
bns hsky iSl bls moassss, g hams 37 to, bscon
,SAvANNAH-Per brig Capt Tom: 35s bbs nolss,ss a
bh 70 hhds sugar. 10 bbs four 4s do whisky 10 do tao
candles. ~ ' 'ope' nlAes
PHI LADELPHIA-Per brig Cohen; 60 hid, sno.,
$40 bbs mOlasses, 10 cks poash. ~ sugar.
HAVANA-Per sohr Corneia: As tcs 2ss bbls i'm bon.
lard, bbs hams. ITO bbs -four 4s bxs pork e
corn, 2sS boxes ldles WV '"eAs
APALACHICOLA-Per schr Pcscaeou's. 33bbd. ,,u.u
81 bb moasses ~ cks bbs baeon 80 BIB flour 40 sasf,
corn, 70 bbs whisky, 50 aks oats and sundrtes.
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ADJUSTMENTS.


Orleans THEATRE
hosEsf e bxs e. a1 ss o's sn IN
~ rnur'dsy, h night Of The eelsbs.d grand Op.r III.
q Performance. . commence a. . quarter TO : oco.t.
PIacide's Varieties, Gravier street.
fas sss u,
z: Bale. .st q ARMY M s
s sass aiss;
Y ~ N.Y. a T
Re.y..; Emily, Vii. Murray. -''' '''''
st. Charles Theatre.
TUESDAY Dteenber is-siIh night Of the sisters RoUssEr,
r. &: & b.
l.ias ,ad pf,mss RoL1s5 FOR FOR
BAesHAw in which III. prineps %smb.n Il The company vii
Ladies' Fair.
A LARGE PORTION Of the beautiful article, remaining unds
posed OIL owing 70 The recent nnprcpoa, Of the weather.
ne neg have soaelsd.d continue
a,s; eel public vi e, be appealed
psenss. children 70 snd s n now va s.u,
Of all pecnhsry resources as
Dan Rice's Circus,
on ST. CHARLES STREET. OPPOSITE PKRprDo.
THE GREAT FRENCH TROUPE make frs, appearance
THIS EVENING aud continue during Th., in
the hne' largest and complete Circus eaa6,men,
q P open at hslp.Hs; to o'clock.
H.. Day Performance every saiSida, at 70 s'eloes
presented Psymss eA' aea
Stokes's European Circus,
CohNHR OF ST. CHARLES AND PoYpRAs STREETS.
wis EVENING Eth ns-Ae-engagem
OF ht W. r. WALLET, the most eminent Clown Of age.
r end engagement for three lights only,
ShhoLL FAMILY Composing the greatest Equestrian, and
L4ue.ennes Dancers etc. Of Which this country bosss ds
Great Excite menti
'I'hE celebrated MA ADA ME- LAMONT Banums Museum,
rev fof has returned 70 th
and holds her daily coqr al the room the No 90 Circu.
nsrned woSdaru ss,e,on. .e. NJ
S a Tss # BE, s;'
New)reaBs has created the wonder
known. The residence Of Madame
AMI her viii Nag have
vantage CT occult knowledge
w Persons having important law suits pending wi find
their advantage To her a call.
~ Nine - stay being limited her
prices TO s0c for Ladies and 81 lor Gentlemen us6n
xwa,s Dancing Academy.
A@X ~ Mr.. P. CLsSE9 respectfully Informs ladies
&4 AMI gentsmtn Of NewOrsni that Dancing Academy
spen No. tcS Poyira, street, ween Charles
~ and Carondee be viii all
fashionable Dances n vogue.
Class for gentlemen hstpsst till TO- night.
Dizziness Of the head entirely cured Waiting MIA 3m
FENCING ACADEMY-By Messrs. G. q A.
= ROSIERE, corner of Common and ST Charles streets,
M 81 of he of s4fd Mi
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December lsseeondln gbt q the grand Opera in
act, BY heyrbeer, ROBERT DfABisE. which
rsoIa feury 10y and Me ard Cecil will sppcar
~ Tnurdsy frs, night Of the celebrated grand Op.r The
= Performanes 70 a a anartr 70 o,c.osk.
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Dancing Academy.

y&AN R Mr.. P. CLlSSE9 respectfully informs ladies
W. ani gensmtn Of NewOresni that Dancing Academy
spen No. tc5 Poydra, street,
IN and Car0ndee strects be viii all
shionahle Dances n vogue.
Class for gentlemen from hsitpsst till 10. night.
Dizziness OF the head cured vsl:zins. nj; 3m
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SHIPPIN(5.

II FOR VIEW YORK WA Quick Di,psseA-
fast sailing regular pscket ship AgNDOi.Of,
sagsd and board, wfssi absvs Por fght q
the bulk Of 800 bas. cotton, 80 hhds ssgss apply .
board opposite the veYsssbs Mssks First MnusipeaeV,
or to ldil e. 2. bO9Ekf CO. 10 Camp =
Ia FOR llvgRPHylcTbssn eerov Al ssw asd
eva fast ssising sh,L JOHN TUOLB, busbss, nasow,
accom- modaiions, apply to - = :
ni6 ICHN T0OLV. n Rarb PIasa.
IA ROH LlvEk PflOl<-Thes apegins Al nsw 81
S!2dk fast sailing ship CRESCENT CITY, BaIiiaOa,
master, will leave above. For fasht u pasaaee,
having superior accommodations, apply to
mis- oxto LEVI II GALE
{f WANTED-A Schooner Of about 20 tors -
2DItk city. 70 Iosd for ports in the Gulf AppHO
r.. J feh yffrIsn =
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INSTRUCTIONS on the PIANO FORTE
L Mr.. PAULSACK, (pupil of the cele. -nE-
brated AOise Schmitt.) won respectfully
inform the pablo ,ha, Re i, now prepared . B0HN
usuel terms Applcaors be made the Musi
d9 CIV II. ID. HEWITT. 90 Csmp 81
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.

CREsCrsr Oyrcs.
Tuesday Morning, December 16, 1851
Cleared Yesterday.
Ship Hemphere Whttes y. Liverpool. II Ashhidge & co
Ship n,,umbo!dt vfapso9, NewYork, G q Bosed SEQ
B~k Horace, Copsins, CharleH1n, RIM Harrison SEQ
Big Cohen. Daley, PHILADELPHIA, NJ Harrison & CO
Schr pr 1cagoua, Burns, Apaachicoa, ia, Fs,reIy
Sch- Coineiia, Coz lmsrson, Havana, PUG, M Eco
-s1s-
Arrived.
Ship North Atlantic. Cook. from Liverpool 9Th November
Ship Andoyer. Deano from Bordeaux 2Sth Oct to mese-
lstmy.
sp shin servsndia. Solar, days from Vera Cruz, to
Ship Chmbarazoa, Webb. 10 days from Thomason to mas
BIZ ship Wilson, Smith, from Maranhum, in bas,t, to MAJ,
ter-2d my.
Brig American. MaIoney. 8 days from Laguna. to A F
Cochran &co-lst my.
Schr Aures, Singer day from Mobile to master-Basu
schr Merry Eddy, Eddy from Sabine Pass. mrstsr-Point
sTRAMBOArs.
w Violet. Gwarney, from Yaz0o River,
Liberty, Taylor, from Sabine
q lido, Dmlry, from Donaldsonvle.
Magnolis. Thomson. from Vcksburg.
Gu'si,a, Stapler. fom Cincinnati
Romeo, Boyd. from Ouachila.
Saxon. Estes, from Princeton.
Cataract. Could, from st Louis.
fIncess No y; Holmes. from New Carthage
Mary tosy, Dalireres. from Donaldonvile.
Towboat F NJ sheck. Chambers. from the Passes-towed
down and TO sea on the tn inst b4rks Saaoao and Viz
giuia, brgs Edward. Horstio and Rosna and schr l.
Roger3-br0us ht 10 ship Wilson,
Towhoat J Whitney. Heatian, from the ra,ses-wen,
down llsht,bought up ships North At!sutc, Andover
Towboat Olivia. Whittemore from the Passes-,owed down
and the 18th inst shin i,h.os and his ,,v
E'zabeth-broughtu up ship Chmbarazoa. brig American
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FENCING ACADEMY-By Messrs G. q A.
ROSlERE. corner of Common and Ct. Charles streets.
o. 81 Professors OF the noble art of sell defence. nal
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LE7eEs<S15> steamer N1ASNOLiA - For NIcks0ufgs
- - Wanenon. Grand Guf Rodney, Natchsz,
bayou and all intermediate andin ss-The asn-
fcent and swift running Passenger packet MAGNOLlA.
ST. Clair Thomasson, master will leave above TUES
DAY, 18th o'cock NJ Fos freight passage.
having unsurpas ed accommodations, anp- board.
di3 T. B. SMITH. "a PuydYas
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NEW ORLEANS EMIGRANT AND RE
= MfITANCE OFFICE-rhe undersisned. q NJ ~
seaosnso once connnss TO acccmmofsss pessons dsO
SEQ with ssering sis draft. peysbls sewl
IN the above named hngGom and su. He aso,
as usual, connaes having brous iron yped
70 this CITY. on good aims reasonable terms. Pat0
living at dsance BY a0dressng (post-psid) IL
underHsned, will bs promptly atsnded TO-
slO JOHN TCN1I.E ~ Rspk pi>s.
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NJ = New Orleans and BayOu saFa Packee
LEi1SRc steamer et ChAklks-The new. supeR
4 y and sw1t running passenger pacAet steamer
ST. CHAhLE-, Samuel A.pesate, master Gin ptass d
The steamer luba) will commences her w EUN ES-
DAY EVENING, the 18Th November; =. O'Clock. and
continue to leave at o'clock So dUAYS, and
so 'cIock, p. NJ, WEDNESUAYs. Returning, isavss
Bayou sais Mondays Thursdays, ,nysl Of
the the confidence be placed boat
and strict attention will be paid all ntsuztsd 10
her. For freight passage. apply 90 board " to
n.8 ~ 4
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- = For Selma, Montgomery and We.
T. Rob r.. master, viii cave the wai.Soes::
On onsl Road, on WEDNESDAY, the 18th int. II
o'clock I. NJ For freight pass ge appiy 10
dis MCDOWELL. ia n co. u
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~ N Kegular He'd Hiver Packet Steamer
Lsa32SS bEE-For Alexandria and all in ssmsdats
i1seS andlngs-The and very light draught
steamer Er. W. h Berkshire. Is port r.
ceiv ng reigh opposite Benvre street, and will leave Tor
M. For freight or passage, apply on board, or to
dis r. b. SMITH, "a Paydras u.
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NJ =. Regular Friday, Vicksburg Weekiy
tsjjkkaAA-$51 passenger packet ST JAMks-FuF fsxoO
.sssk CIV, saiar We sburg. " arreu,ou, New
Carhnge Grand Gulf Rodney. WaeIpro Nstchez. Fost
Adams, Bayou Sara, Point Coupee, Port Hudson. Ba on
Rouge Paauemne Donaldsonve. and all landings on the
Cost The new, magnificent swift running passengr
packet steamer ST. JAMES Joseph Phelps master, will
leave 70, shove on FRIDAY the 18TH At eSock,
street, or to 4. b. SMITH, "a Poy dras st.
N. B-There will be clerk on the Le,ee early Wednes-
day morning receive freight for the ST JAMES di6
0~Y = Regular Ouachiia PASSENGER Packet
l-sAa4335sS. steams, slOhM-tor Camden, Champeg-
g. mule. Trenton, Monroe, Columbia. HaS!lsOa-
burg ard landings the Ouacta and Black
Rive-rhe superior and swiit runtng PASSENGER packet
steamer STORM II. l.. Watts master. is in port ie
csivng freight and will above with quick Dispatch
For freight or passage, apply on board or TO
d3 T. Il. SMITH, "a Poydras st.
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80 - Regular Red River Pa sse Niger Packet
ie4ks4.t-4 steamer CAePlAN-Fur veyoft, sichi-
toches and Alexandria The W, masni6-
running passenger CAS- Plan, John
Dunn master will leave tor the above and all niermedias.
andines on TUESDAY the l6th inst at o'clsck p n.
dis r. b. SMITH, "a Poydras 81.
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WANTED.

WANTED TO HIRE-A FIRST rate coloyed
w Creole Cook. for whom . fair price will be paid
None need apply unless well recommsnde Inquire al this
ONCE O2B If
WANTED TO RENT-A small House. su,.
w able for small family, with good convenienc.s =
and large ard attached in soci neis hborhood, any
where In Lafayette. Rent must be modsrata. Apply -
70 10 lamp street. SID
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~ n bayou Macon. Tensas and Black
Lsksrt&& River Paeke, sWAN-Ths splendid light
draught passenger steamer SWAN. j. r.
ELL, W Y ea,e nr ii, above snd all I1'emeiiats
landing THU RSDAf the 18th, ut ?. Fur freight or
having fine ommodaioas spp on board foot
corner of Graver and New leyee streets.
G Shippers and planters may rely this boat remain.
iuvI ka rada dutip The eniiEe NJ
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CHEAP CARPETlNG-A lot of A Hemp
~ Crpetng from 25c per yard also several pieces very
heavy, suitable for Merchans' Offices etc., at S7sc Just
oppred and for sale by GREENFIELD HARRIS,
dis 81 d3 CnstomhOnse Sue Il, near Charres.
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TUESDAY Deceueer 6-rhe performances commenes With
The new domestic Comedy OF TIME Tries ALILeeson, Mr.
bssi Bates Mr. Wright Laura, Mrs Hossrd; Fanny, Nn
hee,es After which, the Ballet Of CArAhiNAcsarns. Mme
Monplaslr Count MOI Monpsisr other
To the Farce Of GTMsHAW BAsaAW
and BRADsHAW-Ghmshav, Mr. Holland Bsgshav, ny Sim
Reeves: Emily. MuyrSv. -'' "
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~ = Reguirs Uuachlta Packet steamer
LE4kAs5s CORA No. 2-tor Camden. ChampagnoIs,
1 Whining Tor. Trenton. Mouros, Columbia aa1
hainsOnDv.s-The eessnt and swirl rum ne passenger
packet CORA 2 f. keeng, master, will ls1vo
for the above TUESDAY, the bah inst. O'Clock
NJ. For fsight passase. apply CT board. or to
4. b. SMITH. "a P0yJxas street,
or WILLIAMS, PHILLIPS & 90.
"A rda.t
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Banks.
SchOOners.

p AFFLE-A splendid CANTON SHAWL,
OF the elaborate workmanship will be ratified as
the chances at the St. Louis Hotel This
article has been pronounced by judges to snpe
to thing of the kind brought this city, The
be aufn Shsw which is for exhibition at the Ladies' Paror
of 1.-THE St. Louis. dis Iw
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A MEXICAN CRYSTAL PUWDER-1OOO
packages Of every variety Of the oelsbraisd Powder,
Guaranteed superior 70 enZ manufactured, for sale by
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~ = HesulAr New Orleans and Fort Adams
Lks3kzsS2S weekly packet steamer hklLA-tof Black
- hawk Point. Unoa Point, Fort Adams, Tu-
gu n,ver island, BAYOU aieroo Port ud on,
baton X, uge, Paqaemine, DonaiJsonve all interms-
Crate landings the cuastr he and swift running
pa senger packet steamer HECLA +. Lodwick MASTER
viii positively eavs above II ESDAY, the 9th inss
ut ~ ecock For eie passage apply hoard q
TO Idol a. b. Smile, "a Poydiss Il
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-10-11

NOTICE

Two the Heirs of LEONARD PFOUTZ, de-
u ceased. Notice is hereby given to Robert
Pfoutz, Mercy, intermarred with Joseph X.
Barns, Mary Ann, widow of William Housel,
Isabella, intermsrricd with Daniel Latsha, Nam
cy, intermarried with Daniel Laycock, the said
Nancy having since died, leaving child who is
also now dead, and Rcbccca Ffoutz. Also grand
childreIi-the children Of two Daughters to wit !:
Jacob Pursel, Nancy Jane, Mercy X. Robert, p.
Leonard, William and Anna Pursc (all of whom
except the said Jacob are mners,) children of his
third daughter, Sarah who was intermarricd with
Jonathan Pursel, and Rachel Ann Lemon, taugh-
ter of Lucinda his fifth daughter, who was inter-
married with the late William Lemon, the said
Rachel A. Lemon, is also a minor, and has for
her Guardian Jesse G. Horton, heirs and disri-
butces of Leonard Pioutz, decd, late of Point
township, in the County of Northumberland, to
appear at our next Orphans Court to be held
for said County, on the 81 day of November
next, in the Borough of Sunbury. and accept or
refuse the Real Estate of said decd, at the valu-
alton fixed upon the same, by an Inquisition duly
held thereon, show cause why the same should
not be sold BY THE COURT,
All of which the aforesaid parties are hereby re-
quircd to take notice
JAMES COVERT, ShrfT.
Shril's Office, Sunbury,}
Sept 20, lS5l.--4t. \
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PROCLAMATION.

M Office is hereby given that the several courts
of Common Pleas, General Quarter Sessions
of the peace, and Orphans Court, Court Of Oyer
and Ternincr and General Jail Delivery, in and
for the county of Northumberland, to commence
at the Court House, in the borough Of Sunbury,
at 10 o'clock, A. M. on Monday, the Sd day Of
November next, and will continue r w
WEEKS.
The coroner, Justices Of the Peace and consta-
bles in and for the county Of Northumberland, are
requested to he then and there In their proper per-
sons, with their rolls, records, inquisitons, and
other remembrances, to do those things to their
several offices appcrtaining to be done. And all
witnesses prosecuting in behalf Of the Common
wealth against any prisoner are also requested and
commanded to be then and there attending in their
proper persons to prosecute against him, as shall
be just-aud not to depart without leave at their
peril. Jurors requested to he punctua in their
attendance, at the time appointed agreeable to
their notices.
Given under my hands at Sunbury, the | lth day
of October, in the year Of our Lord one thou
sand eight hundred and iifty-one-and the In
dependence of the United States Of America
the 10th.
JAMES COVERT, Sh'G.
God save the Commonwealth.
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New Advertisements.
CARD.
To the Free and Independent Electors OF
Northumberland County.

FELLOW CITIZENS :-Encouraged by the
advice of several of my personal friends,
am induced TO offer my sell 10 your suiirages
al the next election for The office OF AssocI-
ATE JUDGE OF Northumberland county.
canno boas; Of being democrat, nor viii
exuli at being a " vhig--being of opinion that
if man have no other merit than that OF
belonging to one or the other of those re-
spectable parties, however desirable their
countenance and support might be, such a
man, say, is not the best candidate for pub-
lie support. ! am of opinion, with the Illus
,rious jefferson, that The time has now arri-
we'd, when the only question, that should be
asked in relation 10 a candidate (tor Judi
cial Office a! least,l is simply this; "ls he
honest, is he capable, is he MH' These qnes-
iions it is your unqueslionable province 10
decide. Under this persuasion ol The quail
ficatons for the office, il only remains for me
to say, that should be elected, | will en-
dcavor so TO perform the duties OF the Office,
as never TO inquire, or desire 10 know, the
politics, or religion, OF any suiior in Court
One respectable gentleman already named
for the office, has declined for the present ;
but intimates that in future, he may be obi
ged 10 you for your votes. My case is not
smilar--as am now in my sixty third year,
there is not in any human probability, any
"fuiure' for me in reference TO This matter.
remain, fellow citizens,
Yours. respectfully,
WM McCARTY.
SuNBuRY, Aug. 18th, 1851.
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REGISTERS NOTICE.

N Office is hereby given to all Legatees
~ Creditors and other persons interested in tn,
Estates of the following named persons, that the
Executors, Administrators, and Guardians Of sait
Estates have filed their accounts with the Register
of Northumberland county, and that the same
will be presented to the Orphans Court Of said
County, ON Tuesday the 4th day Of Novem'
her next for confirmation and allowance.
1851.
Leonard Kaufman, decd, settled by his Ex-
ccutors, Frederick kchler.
Geo. +. Kull, decd, settled by his administra-
tors, VIM. +. Nagc and Geo. Baker.
Andrew Geist, dcc'd., settled by his Admins
traitors, Andrew Gcist and Joseph Fegers.
John G. Boyd decd, settled by his EIccu-
tor A. Jordan.
Adam Philips, decd, settled by his Admin
istrator, J. ID. Barr.
Peter Vandlng dec'd settled by his Admins
TRAITOR, de bonis non, VIM. Reed
Gilbert Voris, decd, settled by his Admins
traitor, Vim. T. Forsyth.
David Deppin, decd. settled by his Admins
trator Alexander Deppin.
Christian Reich, decd, settled by his Admin
istrator, Anna Z. Reich
X. II. Hammond, decd, settled by his Ad-
ministrator, William G. Lawson, Esq.
Peter Stull, decd, settled by his Administra-
tor, Samuel Shannon.
Thomas Grant decd, settled by NJ. A B.
Smith, and Nirgilia b. Smith, Executors Of
Kendcrton Smith, decd, who was Admir-
de honis non of Thomas Grant, decd.
Jchn Dlassncr, decd settled Ivy his Executors,
Jacob and Abraham Blassner.
Gideon Shaded, decd, settled by his Executor,
William Shaded.
William T. Boyd, decd, settled by his Ad-
ministratrix, Catharine G.. Boyd.
JOHN p. PURSEL, Register.
Registers Office,
Sunbury. Oct d. lS5l-5t
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ITN UISV NVTIVIIIlCS 10 TIIuIIUIdIFUIV
Tin and sheet Iron Ware
NOTICE.

In The Court Of Coramon Pleos Of Northum-
berland County:
In the matter of the account OF William
& Reuben Fegely, assignees of Dengler
Haas & Company, filed in said Court, Aug
Q, 1851
In pursuance Of an oIder Of said Court,
do hereby give notice that the said William
& Reuben Fagely, assgnees Of Dengler, Haas
& Company have exhibited and filed an &C.
count OF ttic,r trust in the Court aforesaid
and that said account will be allowed by the
said Cunri. on the first Monday Of November
next, (being the first day of the next term,
unless cause be shown why such account
should moi be allowed
JOHN FARNSWORTH, P,othry.
rrcthonotary's Office, .
SuHbTy, Sept. ~. lS5l.--6t.
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SHERLEE SIZES.

EeY virtue of Certain Writ of Ven. ETp. to
sS me directed will he sold by public venduc or
outcrv. at one o'clock. p. VI. on Saturday the
Sth dav of October next, at the Court House III
the borough of Sunhury, the following real es-
tate TO wit A certain tract of land situate III
Shamokn township. Northumberland county.
bounded North by lands of lcssc Dcais. East by
lands of Peter Adams. South and West by lands
Of solomon Fegcly, containing l69 acres more or
lsss, whcrcon arc erected
Lnr and Frame Dwelling House,
{. Log and Frame Barn, AN Apple Orchard, Ci-
der Press, &c.
Sczcd, taken in cyecuton, and to he sold as
the property OF Daniel Fcgcly.
ALSO:
All tho interest Of the defendant. supposed to
be the undivided hall part of and in a certain
Tract Of Land,
situate in Lower Augusta township. IN the Couu-
w aforesaid. bounded North by lands Of John
Fleming. Fast hy the same, South by lands OF
Herman Shipman and West by lands of Jacob
III. Rhnads, containing four acres more or less.
Seized, taken III execution, and 10 he sold as
the property OF james Ross.
AZ
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Fall Millinery Goods.
JOHN STONE 8 SONS,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
Silks, Ribbons 81 Millinery Goods,

No. As South Second st Philadelphia.
A RE now prepared to offer to their customers
IN and the trade generally, very large and
handsome assortment of
Bonnet Satns. of all colors.
Corded and Plain Nelvets of all colors,
Fancy Bonnet and Cap Ribbons,
Paris Fancy Feathers,
French and American Flowers, &c. &c.
Confining themselves exclusively TO this brsnsh
of the trade and importing the larger part of their
stock, enables them to offer an assortment unsur-
passed in extent and variety, which will be sold
at the lowest prices.
Sept. l3, lS5l.--it
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-10-11
LIGHTNING RODS.

vSNHE subscriber has constructed a LIGHT
N MING ROD on true Philosophical princ-
pies, by which buildings supplied with them are
rendered perfectly secure against destruction by
lightning. The connection and insulation of the
rod, well as the preparation of the ground rod
is on entirely nsw plan, making a more per-
feet conductor than any heretofore in use.
Measures have been taken TO secure Letters
Patent for the improvement.
Persons dcSirous of securing their lives and
property from destruction by lightning, can have
conductors put up 10 their buildings in the most
perfect and substantial manner, by applying Ell
thcr personally or by letter, to the undersigned,
at the following prices
For 40 II. with good silrey plated point $1,000
For 40 #. with goid plated point, pidii-
na nip, 1850
And twenty cents for every additional foot over
forty. Il. $. MACkBY.
Milton, Sept 6, ls5l.-ly.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-10-11
Stoves Stoves Stoyes!!!

A the cold weather is approaching, the sub
IA scrihcr would respectfully call the attcn-
tion of the public to his stock of stoves, selected
from the latest and most approved patterns, con-
sisting of
Cook, Farlor, Air Tight, Chamber, Office
and Boat Stoves, all of which will he disposed Of
at asionshingly low prices. Persons in want
Of Stoves and desirous of getting the ",rorth of
their money" are invt ed to call before purchasing
elsewhere.
No Stoves kept tha, cannot be recommended.
He also continues to manufacture
Tin and sheet Iron Ware
in all its varieties. Brass Kettles, Dippers, Dish
Pans, Brittania Ladies', Japanued Ware, &c.
n. B.-Persons purchasing Stoves of the sub
scrihcr can at any time procure Cylinders,
Crates Fire Brick aud odd plates, to replace such
as may be required.
ID. NJ. BRAUTIGAM.
Northumberland, Sept 81, ls5I.-3mo.