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SssArE.-Messrs. Ewing and pekipsen pre-.
ssn!ed petition. in fasos inss q steamers ss
Africa. r ..,s..s = = a9ssssg7 -
Mr.. Cooper prss.p.sa a.IgR praying fsr
the modification ef the sri md esipblishing =
line of steamers from PhilsdsIphia 70 RFsYil.
Mr.. WbitcOmb presented the credspiisii ssf
Jesse B. Bright, reelected Senator frog Indiana.
On motion Of Mr.. Walker, the Secretary Of
the Treasury was requested by resolution to
eOmmunioste the quantity and value Of aii arti::
cIes brought into'ths the United States, for sale
or under bond for expectation from Cansds, dur:
ing the years ls49 and 1850. 2 = -
Mr. Benton called up ihs billto make good
to Missouri the two per. cant. fund which wa
reserved from that State en- public lands. 50 10
Dir. Clay made few remarks in oPPosiiient to
the bill, when it was laid over for the present.
The bill to ascertain and settle private lsnd
claims in California was taken up and debated,
and, without coming to any conclusion, the Sen
ate adjourned. go ..-..- -.
Housr.-Mr. Harrison asked leave to intro
dnce = joint resolution for putting construction
on the bounty land law different from that Of the
Secretary Of the Interior, ,who required that per.
sons entitled to bounty land undss il, must hare
actually been engaged in hostilities. Leave va:
granted. 81 ~ .i y soas'a 5a1fz 81.
Mr.. Bayly's resolution to make Eve Of the
general appropriation bills the order Of the day
for tomorrow, and SO to continue until disposed
|of, was passed. .-...- 90. -...Js.. fs-
The House refused to enable Mr.. johnson, Of
Arkansas, 10 introduce resolution, making the
liver and hsrtOr bill the order Of The day Tor
Tuesday next.
The House then went into COMMITTEES Of the
whole, to supply The deficiency in the aPPropri-
alton Of the present fiscal year. Nearly two
hours, were consumed in cOnsidering an amend
ment sppropriaiiug twelve hundred dollars 70
bring temporary clerks into the Third Auditors
Office, which was not disposed Of when the esn::
mittss rose, and the House adjourned. .-.t
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ReU1arks of Mr. Patterson on the Elec-
tiOU of u. 6. Senator.

Mr.. Patterson's name being called, on th'
fortisth ballot for the United States Senator, h
arose and remarked that under the rule allowing
each member ten minutes TO explain his objec
ia changing his vote from one candidate to an
other, he wished to say that he had the homer te
represent Lewis county, the place OF residence
Of the Hon. James 8. Green. He had voted
thirty-nine times far Democrats, and had united
cheerfully and actively in all efforts that Lad
been made to procure q reconciliation and effect
a compromise between the two wings OF the
Democratic party. He now believed all further
efforts to unite were futile, and this being the
last ballot according 10 resolution ofthe House
he felt due to the country and to the Democrat
ic party of the State, TO settle the question; stop
the distracting controversy which had disturbed
the quiet of the people, and threatened The dis.
trrciion Of the Democratic party, and restore
peace to the public mind. He should, therefore
vote for Mr.. Geyer. He did not give this vote
because he approved Of all of Mr. Geyer's prin-
.ciples. He regarded Mr.. Geyer as agentlsman,
and as Mr.. Geyer had publicly declared himself
to be one and inseparabls with the Democratic
party on the questions now so deeply interest.
ing to the whole country, and especially to the
State of Missouri, he preferred him to Mr.. Ben.
ton. whom he considered untrustworthy. Mr.
Benton had deserted Missouri; and because the
Hon. James S. Green and others had refused tc
fellow him into the apemy's ranks, Benton had
declared that Green should be crushed. Mr.
Rsutcn.s friends had combined with the Wing.
in the Hast August elections to crush Mr.. Green
and BY this means he had been defeated for Con
rre,,. in district where the Democrats had &
thousand majority and more. Representing, al
Mr.. Patterson did, the county in which Greer
resides, and where heis universally beloved an,
esteemed as a gentleman and a citizen, he felt !
a pleasure in the name Of the people Of Levi.
county, to give the casting vote against Tho'. H
Benton, and wished it SO recorded. Mr.. Greer
was his neighbor and friend, and he knew h
spoke the sentiments Of the people Of Lewis il
voting for Geyer, for the purpose Of retaliatinG
she threat made by Benton against Mr.. Greer
upon his ewn head. Mr.. Benton's friends hat
beaten Mr.. Green last August. Mr.. Green
friend, the representative Of his own county
.crushes Benton DOW.
Democratic banner., 1851-02-03

A chap walking out, came across "eld
Mose," sitting in the brOiling sun, fishing:
SWELL, Nose said he, what in the world
are you doing thers2' ..c,.f sf~o > s.,rs, =, ...
'Fifinl' [G,hing.l .,s,s7c ";.
GWhat?'
sFifinp
sFishing? Well, what's the resssn yog
cent talk2 What'Sin your mouth?'
%. muffin but woums { (worms) for bais!'
Nv Y. Spirit. -~-..1-
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II An individual was arrested the other
day, in Cincinnati, while endeavoring to
pick q mans pocket. He said hs wasn't
used to the business, and was just trying to
get hjs hand in. 'si p. E".tF"t'
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AGENTS for the Hammer.

Agents lot the HanneFs
.. F. Murray, Bowling Green.
John L. Tribble, Spencerburg.
DR.. John C. Welborn. Frankfor.
: Dr.. Nahan Vannoy, Vannoy's Mill,
3. H. Johnson, Ashley.
;h q. Minor, Prairieville.
= A. N, Thomas, Paynesvills.
2. ?; Clifford and cIarksvill..
Col. Jas. H. BrittOn, Troy.
Tally R. CGrnick @ and cap..u-Grsy.
Dr.. w. B. Adams, Danville.
Col. William Priest, New London.
Democratic banner., 1851-02-03

EA rural poet, in describing bis lady
love, says she is as graceful a. water lily,
while her breath smells like an armful Of
clover, His case is ceEt'inly sPPFosshing
q crisis. p
Democratic banner., 1851-02-03

II The folliss n youth become the yicss Of
nanhoed ,ud the disgrace Of old ass.
Democratic banner., 1851-02-03

rThs commissioner Of pensions infsrm,
Congress that there are now upon the pension
rolls the following numbers Of classes, each
drawing the sums annexed, under the several
seis regulating their pay; - $40. ''o :,
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Po.tnasters and p,tblishers.-We give
below an extract of letter received from
the Postmarter General, in answer 20 8
letter Of inquiry whether postmaster have
the privilege of frenking letters to publish
.ers containing 9 remittance for subscrip.
tion: %.'.,'
IAN postmsstsrs, whose compensation
does not excesd $500 year. are privileged
70 send and receive, free, ell letters writ
ten By themselvss,f and all written COM
a,un;ecsionsfon their 0,0n private business,
not weighing ever half an ounce.
Postnsstsrs who have the privilege Of
-fr.nking these private written commuhics-
tions, can frank letters to publishers Of
ne0spapers, covering money for subscrip-
tions, or the names of subscribers, ss agent
for the publisher, and bis agsncy will be
.prssumea from the fact that he franks them.
.-..s-3. ,ei-e NATHAN X. HALL,
81 za.. a5a.a. Postmaster General.
Democratic banner., 1851-02-03

scrxs IN 4 SsaooI.-Frst class 10 gao.
Rraphy considp. Bill Toots, what is .
eapes e. ss.' .' a'',.a 'f
A ting that mother wears over heI
eis,6lfaers. .- '1'' '.'..
Fhst 10 plain7
iiaAstooI used BY carpenters for smoothing
% boards. >.a f'1
What 10 desert? 81 'f'
Ips goodies after dinner.
That viii do, Bill, Pll give you goodies
after school. .s= 7,r q .. .1
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m.AR editor ipthe ws,tsrn part ol
Miehigsp, isin . fI, He dqnnsd : sub
sssibsF hs bic Subscription, which, be- rs'
fsssd 10 pay, and thrsstsnsd 70 fog tht
eitssr ths stepped che Pspsr. . -
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Invalid pensioners,

The liss is sompisssd up % ths let Of Dec
Democratic banner., 1851-02-03

"Pls.ss take half Of this posr sppls,' .
said Q pretty damsel to witty swain the
6.6sF evening. '~ ''i'.<
fi.N6, Ithsnk you'll would prefer bet.
Ger half.'' 1' a. p e." 80 ~ 7'7f7.'e3 3.
Epss blushsd, and referred him to psp.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-12-20
EDITORS TABLE.
Bnsinrss Notices.

AE1uuns IIouE GAZETTE IL eiy excellent literary
inurnrl Its urnns weekly filed with interesting
instructive aud amusing and Its elitnr dcjar;.
ment III the hands nf T. : Arthur is just what is essen.
tia m family paper The tmc Of the paper is highly
moral aud cha ste. It is published hy r. :. Arthur & c.
lO7 Walnut 81. Philadelphia. nt 81 per annum, For 81
this a,,er and G"dcy's will be sent one year.
GopEy's TADy's FooE, Gr January, 1872, has made
ITS nHrcnnncn II is Icll Kih-.nnr ~" hrks. hr-
I'n aud sparkling m ani lherure. Five heauti'u
ergrnvinrs APP in many RACES and
owed lay one hundred prges nf letter press, ntaninc
original cilnsi ol gifted mind. The rarlrs Il pur
Ind is beuu ul line engraving. o Eve dsnci rctnres
"The Happy Family" is engraved in Gem graph new
aud rare style. Godev's begins the yrnr with trirl,
prospects for lis patrons, and they with CON
s' TINT it always iuis IFS pr misses. Each SUE
cee,lug number cxcce Is its preAecess' and
tell what will nne next. We t'nn ulHnys rely upon NJ
agreeable surprise The Bible is the book uf books" In
dcy's is the magazine Of magazines.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-12-20
NOTICE
TO LUMBERMEN G. CONTRACTORS

q. EALED pr"p"-lron> viii he receive Il "i
~ me ''Phladrt lhid and Snnhurl Ran Road
Olive al SunbuIk; nnln II - cIurk, NJ. ui
The h ui JANUARY heat tor The tuIuishi. =
and Il, lIysiIu% al Il quaint, 0I YAK aud pIut'
timber iur h,iGrn" ulnn The lIur Ul sad
road, arcurdmg 10 blr> and >prrItr" .irl.~,
" hlch may bc seen al lh, office - above ,m
AMI di,er The % al lusi
J b MILLS, F. gjueer.
Suuhnry. De-. 20, 1881 81.
The Dmvillr d rnucmr-ai DauvIlr
The L>coniug G"z'lie-al WIlmm-port,
Tnp M.hu i'm; MIrOn.
Nil pleas. give III. abuvr two Insertions
and send their accounts 10 The office OF Ihe
Suubury America
StUNBURI AND ERIE RAILROAD CON-
~ PANY-The Annual Meeting of the Sto h
holders in the Suuhury and Erie Railroad Com
pany. will lie held in Phi lphil, at No. 73
south FOURTH STREET, (tesdmg Railroad
Buildin ~ up stairs on MONDAY, January
I2th, ls52, al II o'clock in the morning, at
VIII ch time an Election for President aud Mana.
ers will he held, in accordance with the Char
ter. The Polls will lie opcn from IL O'Clock,
uoon, to . o'clock, i. NJ.
d. l.. MILLER, Jr., President
CRiiG DrppLs, >cc'y and Treasurer.
December 20, lS5l.-4t
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-12-20
our comfy HBOTIIER

OF the "Fami,v Presbyterian" is down
rpon us f r praisinI III" quality Of Pro-.
hndrrson's gin aud sp' aking in high terms
of champagne ice. Having d lively re-
collection al our brothers total abs,i-
II nee professions, We must insist upon
The superiority of our judgment in re-
gard to gin and rum OF all ,ari-tirs, and
eel inclined TO think the remarks of one
who has confined his imbihilious to cold
water and green tea, upon the quality ot
any other liquid as rank presumption. -
What do YOU know about gin, brother p
You have never iInbibed it in cocktail or
sling. You can no more appr~cia,r The
delightfully."- ryhiIrraling 'h,cls of cham
pasne than a Q.aGrr can thu Iapiur us joy
NJ rrprniing sinner at Camp Mecting.-
as far as ,ruptlanCr GOES, W. are with
YOU, ha,ing no fancy Tor h, adach", brandy
blossoms or any ul the cone onlian's OF ~
rsS: We hate all extremes and are moi
1raihrn enough to d"spisr any of Gods
.oud gifts. A Allow MS 10 recommend you
.iu cocktail, light ; it will do more to-
wards correcting the acdi'y of Your sion,-
,ch than half a dozen io'al abstinence a !
Irrss's and put YOU in better humor with
YOUR .nrighhorS gem rail- V. DON'T he afraid
II good wine, tor the learned apostle pre-
crihed little, either as an apprtiz'r or
iis,s,ivr prr.uader, for ia" stomacl's SAKE,
and greater than he gave aid and comfort
10 the butl''r at a certain wedding palty.-
| We admit that this is an age of progress.
but don't approve of any prrson getting
700 wise. We have always entertained
the opinion that there were somr very
rood persons in ihos- ancient DAYS, quite
as good as those of this lightning and steam
age. This opinion may 5e very -rroncons,
! hut We can't help IT, and will stand up fnr
o,d times and old whi>key. II is as had 10
bp too sobrr as too drunf. We never
knrw a rabih total abstinence uan who
was noi inismp rate in some way ar Other
aud We haze one instance. al least, ot very
great sillinrSs in very sober prrson.
O. The Snsqmhanna is closed by th'
ice and boaiing uron the canal rnd-d io
this SEASON. The coal business in ib'
Shamokin region has been quite active tti
wear. Its sxcriienc- and sup, riori'y maxi
the demand exceed the supply. tonsnm
'rs can not be fully supplied until the raj
between this place and Shamokin is r,laid
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-12-20

LOLA M'NTEz is preparing f.r her a.
psarAnce on the stag. al New York. Il-l
IN ,Ii-n nam Was r '>anna Gilbert, anl shr
is The daughter of a poor shnpkeeprr in one
of the b iiish islands. She is now past 27
years aud sill retains her beauty. She de.
uies many of the stories in which she ha.
figured a. the heroine in the press, aud pro-
nuuncr. them calumnies aud lalsehoods. =
Her lie has b'rn very chequrred one and
curiosity alone 10 see one 50 much talked oi
i'll attract vast numbers. This fact may
shock some, but il is irue-a pretty woman
will carry The day against all scrpplrs,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-12-20
TIE VIEW posrAGELAW.

hts law Ne1I INTO OPERATION on The fir-i
day of Jul> inst ard viii operate Ia he fol-
loving effect upon The SUYBrRy AMERICAN
|. Snb-ctihe,s viii receive II hv mail. ~
Northumberland Comfy. FREE OF POSTAGE.
2. For distance unl exceeding ffg mIlrs
Al FIVE CENTS per quarter.
3. Over hIiy aud unl exceeding three hun.
drcd miles a. TEN CENTS per quarter.
4. Over three. huudrrd and tot exceeding
one thousand miles, al FIFTEEN CENTS per
auiIlIrn
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-12-20

V. B. PALMER is our auth rzed agent to sul,
.crption and advertising at his office IN Philadelphia, New
York, Boston and Biltnnre.
To ApvERTrERs.-The circulation oC the Sunhnry
American among the different WINS the SusqucanIa
s not exceeded fequacI b, any paper published in North
ern reniisyvania
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-12-20

E-cAPED CoNvIcr ARRESTED.-Thr mgr,
Delphi, who it i'll be remember d, escaped
from tn Diuphin comfy prison some lime
October, was arrested ou Sunday evening iI'
7th lust, in IN" city Of New York, by III k-rr-
er Of m" prsor, Mr., J,hH T Wispn. On h.
way las h. s'air,ll 10 church. lie was convirr.
ed ahou fnur years ago, and srni-nced TO uu.
dergo an imprisonment Of II years. fnrai.
tempting 10 fire The Hotel Of Mr. Herr, al IIar.
rsburg.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-12-20
New Advertisements.
AUDITORS NOTICE.

rEN!IE undersigned, app p'inred hy the Court of
IL Common Pleas of Nurmmia i,il county.
Auditor. to distribute the money arising ou the
sale [uuder writ oi pirlii"u) oi certain real c.
tate of Thomas Grsul, dec'd.. II aud am ong
those entitled TO the same, hereby notifies all
PERSONS interested that lac will attend to the du-
tie. ot his appointment ut his office in the hor-
ough of Sunhry, on the 3lst inst, at 10 o'clnck,
A. NJ. G.. }. BRuNER, ALditor.
Sunhury, Dec. 90, lS5l.-2t.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-12-20
AUDITORS NOTICE.

: Office is hereby given that the undersigned,
appointed Auditor, 10 rsport liens against
the estate "f Martin Irwin, decd. late of the hor.
onLh of Sunhury. and to Distribute til. asset,
among the creditors cf said deccdrnt will attend
fr HAT purpose at his office in Sunhury. OIL SAT-
urdhy. the 81 day of January, prov., at 10 o.
clock. y, NJ. when all persons interested can bs
present.
HENRY DONNEL, Auditor.
Sunhnrv. Doc Is lS5i--tt
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-12-20

Deer panling std exhausted makes "a las,
faint slinealr f'r life. $ look even IN death
is gentle and kiud, aud while the sharp knife
is passing across its throat, and the thick
film settling on it. eye, we almost turn away
from its mild and forpiving gaze.
Truly yours, VlATO.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-12-20

TERRIBLE FIRE IN RALEIGH, N C.-W-
cured in Raleigh, N. C., hy'whlch from
weniy to thirty buildings were consumed,
including the Telegraph Office. So rapid
was The slread Of the flames thai il Mas
found necessary 10 tlo~ up buildings 10
prevent their iuIlbeI eat,nsioa.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-12-20

THE Grand Jnry at New Orleans have found
ldicinleuis against r. o Smith, F. +. Arhrll,
ST Leon Fazind", Wm II. Wilmer, and ], b
Serapum, as participants in the Cuba Iiols in
that city on The 2isl Of August ia-'.
THE Presiden Of The Uuiied States has re-
cognised LeoneIie Cipriana as Consul OF Sar'
dinia, for California.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-12-20

ysl virtue OF certain Wrts Of Ler. Fae,s, 10
- me directed, will I've erpnScl - sale ht pub
lie vrHduc outcry at O'Clock. 7. NJ. on hon-
day tine 5th day of January rcrt, at the Court
Il ousr in The Bor Jugh OF Sunbnry. the follow
ing Real Estate to wit: oil that undivi.s IN si.,y
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-12-20
Tract Of Land,

situate in Coal township, III Northumberland
county, Icing part OF a tract OF land taken up IN
tho name of samuel Clark. aud known by the
name of Boyds' Stone Clal quarry, on which
the town OF Shamokin is principally laid out, he
Cunning IN the ce.,trc of Spurzhelm street, in the
line between John Z. Boyd and David Nc
Knights laud, thence eastward along the middr
oi said SpurZhcIm street. To the centre or inter
section oi said SpurZh, i'm St., and Rock street
tarnce souhwarliy along the middle OF said
Rork street Ia the centre OF intersection of said
Ro,k aud WEBSTER streets lhrn.c westward
al N! ( e middle ul ii Webster street. 10 the
,inAl iiuc h.tNr'A tho ">aUuri tiar.' sad
the m'r Nc,hrItl' SURVEYS. Which Is ur.;
thc lanNIiC q lntt~yI. t.al ksli thence
south nG ,aiu "rISiGIl iInc t1 !irt, OF stones
IL II line irlwccn Iic 'Simuc. tiIrN' and ~ IN
t'rccn s,rNcNs, thence west along the said line
seventy one I,rchrs Ia post IN the iirst men
t.ol cH line aud III nee moth along said line t.
tie middle OF sull Spurzheim street the place o.
beginning. Containing ABOUT ~ Acres more
or less.
Siczcd, taken in execution, and to he sold
the property of Ri.hard Richardson. with notice
to Henry Fry, Daniel Ephiln, Isaiah Miller, Jo
srph Hill and David Hill, tcrrctenanis.
ALSO:
4 certain ono and a half story frame building
1
on lot No. . ia bloch No. les, on Shamoku
street, ii sid town, aud the lot Of ground sppur
Icua Il 10 said buiiding.
ScAed. taken in execution and 10 lie sold .
tie property OF bernard McMlrnms.
ALSO:
\ certain two story frame building situate il
the aturtsad town uf rrcv vlrton aud Count
aforesaid. on iJt No | in block No. ll9, o.
,hImoNin street in said town, and the lot {
ground appurtcnant Ia said building
Sczrd taken ia erution aud 10 be sold as til
rrnle ty OF lieny B. VI eavcr.
ALSO:
4 certain two story frame dwelling house, sit
ate in the ulnTcSaid town Of Trcvorton and Cou
" aforesaid on lot No IN block No. o.. q
Market street in slid town. aud the lot of groun
appurteuant to said luilding.
Sc7cd, taken IN c ecuiion and to be sold
the property Of John Goulcib Aba.
Also.
4 certain one and half story frame building
situate in the town Of rrcNorlon aforesaid in sal
County, on lot No. in block No. l20, on
Shamokin street in said town, and the lot Of
ground appurcnant to said uuiding.
Si,zed. taken in execution and TO he sold
the property of Michael Wartman.
ALSO;
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-12-20

MARYLAND CoLoSIzATInN SncIETY.-Thp
ANIMAL appropriation of len hnrs,ud dollars,
past 10y lh" State of MARYLAND. in aid Of The
Colnny Of The Maryland Colonization Society
at Cap" Palmas, expires by limitation during
III. present year
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-12-20

Brigader General BELKNAP, Of the U. 5
A., aud distinguished officer Of The MrM
IAN War, died on the 10 h nlI., on his return
ron the Brazos 10 Fort Gibson. He was
about Sc years Of age.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-12-20

THE HAvANA CINsuL --. Nep Orleans,
Dec. 9.-Judae Sharkr!, U. S. Consul a
Havana, arrived here to day, en- route 10 h's
pos he leaves here oil the ~ inst, to en-
or upon hi. duties.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-12-20

MURDER OF BRoTHER. Buffalo, Dc.
"A Yesterday, an alteration io"k place
h.tu zen Two bro hers, B Warmr, and
Christian Warner, in which The halter war
killed by the forner. The difficulty arose
uui Of money transactions.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-12-20

A VETERAN TYPE FOUNDER DEAD-
Thomas Nancy, the Oldest i!p' castor in
B 'slor, died on "Wednesday morning, aged
63, He was connected with The fist type
foundry in New England, many years since,
AMI has continued in the business until with
in a short time.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-12-20

~ BIG PIG.-Thr hnr, belonging 10
Mr.. George Harrison Of this Borough, viii, h
took tn" first premium at the County Fair,
was killed a lew davs ago. lis weight
when dressed, was $50 pounds.
II GAME.-t number of wild turkeys
have been shot bv some Of our sportsmer,
during this week. This game appears To
be- plenty on the Sha.nokin Hills.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-12-20

THE King Of Hanover, jnsi deceased, wa
ne unl, surviving son Of G. "orgr the ThiId. llr
49, the neat heir TO The B ii>h lhruue after
Victoria. had she remained >iual' or died wih
NJ issue. His surc s.or is his orlv sIu.
i"orre frederic, who is blind, auh ,harefnrr
as twelve sworn cnnnselrs, who will have
" ilurss all State documents
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-12-20
That certain two story
BRICK CHURCH,

situate in the borough of Sunhury, in said Coun-
ty. bounded southward'y by Blackberry street,
castwardly by River street, westwardly by lot Of
J. II. Purdy and northwardly by lot Of the said
J. II. PurIy, containing in front Oh Blackberry
street, 3G i,et, and in depth on River street, 60
feet. and the lot of ground sppurtenant to said
building.
Siezed, taken in execution and to he sold as
the property of the German Reformed Church IN
Sunbury, with notice II Jacob SeasholtI, Daniel
Haas, ID. o. f. Maize, Philip Rem and George
Young, Building Committee.
WIN. B. KIPP, Sheriff.
sherills Office, Sunbury, !
Dec, IS, ls5l--4t