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A MEXICAN FLUID MAGNESIA.-An agreeable,


AMERICAN FLUID MAGNESIA.-An agreeable,
~ safe ard rehus siars slent for ov'.i' dsie'ie m,e'
arc eheen rsfrnrS st'd 70 h e.,on s '7o, IS 81 15a
VERY tgesh. % isAe in effects TO he hd a.
HET. d: nFLtIC' So pl-PY Do. SINps Futoas.; HOL-
BROOM, MARIN Go, N isi Broadway
CURE for SUMMER DISEASES-DURAND &
- TOuRIELors ESSENCE o. JAMAICA olNGEs-t9s sos'
Asisne Ch.lea Dsrhea Flstuent Conc. N,sa saes,
Dyrels Cramps ia Tie stomach and e. 1' Dchy Of re Mlcu
| slstm, Gegt ksuuasr Leui ESQ., A. fcT-d oai5 D. l.
loio~.re DuesstsC H. 6as ~ 3s S121wly. J'-a Nina
jSi HfosGvaS ~ stiv BosiaaBeNor CasAs No
So Wsstusioa<t
~ NJ BUTLER's PATENT TRUSS and SUP.
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N5's v, 49, ~ 81, sr s, s. .ss- rs I'd ,s.-, p ~
rus Fused a. 1.-Two ,o', v'c,lss ,s''''''
EoURAUD's LIQUID HAIR DYE is, without OK
dves Lcs.v cs.ss,std IS cCURACDS ITALIAN NEGLECTED
sOAP, ~ crrne puI'S tgAcs -a',N'e' eh'p n. % Ne
LivWse rro ii,,- hcsostye. s67 Nslkf frv sore frnsn
rs ~ ~ isi ,ns ,e hs.sa lat.
Bats, Is shpson.,- ssC isider IS ; SRI fh-de phase
MRS ALIENS WORLDS HAIR RESGORER is
- not la. D,s a. e'nrs 10 De erus u.'e T. asyes
ssrs NJ h. T s pa - 81 es .S.-S
81 enc oo Of sle ss pss, as b.r us cl'es BAD
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and 81 fu'ou-st broosya, esd 10 10 at Va ausbars
NETWORK FAMILY MEDICINE Co-Frncinsl
Nv Once NJ - BIcues,, NewYo rs ess, OF Broad
esabhhca als o. x.i4.As sfsl
Ccurou1t q Which has ieen osuel tn Pa.ss. n
the h:eissf stordiue tie CRY. 1hc d.sissn
ANIi-SCORHUglC SYRUP Coppegne Salsspsri. Yeov
PEGS BHIdeel 3e A. ihe Be-, ..lol. 10 ne sra 70 panty
Scsoiua kng. Eyl fryAp-'ss Blss PImp-s Rh-a strua
Boless ule itf led stsien afd Neaknr 20 has 10 esr.
fFNALF SrRENGIHt NiNO SYRUe-A positive care coz Al
kntc ed d llnes whct Indicated Is
Bsck. Nerves. ifrltshihfy. MeakuCss 2c-
MAGIC 0oRllALihe eny remedy a Che World fs Dy-en
ey, aThes ChoeIs NoThus Ady All Pain The
Daa's's ad nsiItss the Hesd SICK Hcashe The Piles
n1c; and lis les been kuown fan ~hcn thorou hy rd
IN isct ?. lef III rtsntscd
NhOltkA SNRUP-Ihe ony re-fcty rehhle remedy fr tie
vhcn itfen tire
AL tsss ess ndorsd ~ IT. C. JOHNS Ne 6s H'eon-
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&c tttia -cfief - tie ifs3e
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trf'irst 'fsi tfsa a. sss sesrs s-1ers ID Thrf
sftc pafAs % tts As. 80 s.ssahs - sl 81 agfss
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BRITISH PROVINCES.
VI PALgFR's ADVERTISING AGENCY.

and eupeie
ruthsc lumber Of re bssi a-4 r. =. y
sircss ne t1srrl cites L t0~n iou ts
tlos1le /, s-,,rt.cfs 80 ri sle .lss,estd-paeh
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fcsutILil T3ta sucl l4serts . ave
them lIi - 'le laoafs ell .nsaTrs correct lsefos
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zen .eEY ~ he .eensrt Of l Brsir 'h. b.
L. sd. sld arI th-rs OF tas
vance q bis leis 7--el-d asF saving
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tous I'D tivtra ael tie g. tl- publishers lowest
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hto place. papers terms sa lees nay be nc me Assley
H cTg experience ard Agency susy him plrt
tu-es Puruts ali-l le'oHso ldysrae 4lsJ es-c-
ne revrsrer IN United states. nav ,l
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q tie ard the Fuc. NLatver eliusd O. Mr. = -
asts TgnPdy attended s tie Psss under ysJ zf-t
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ns lhence e sood 4 tse WON be -
cns s1c 80 zthnly ALBANY EEznu Journal
From intimate scquzsniEnce With Mr. PALMER
pr % th. bes CONNECTED VIII The AE "a Pc
sevrsta Vii b hcth promptly aad rshy irsn,ssd l. &c
natter n A1ct b Las 81 the buness - sen a.
sGuaTabe system Tia; al rse hLFlly iia n b. ssled
lAeE-fs-k Day Irisane
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CAND,s SYRUP Of HOARTOUNp and yEGETA'

CAND's SYRUP Of HOAREOUND and vEGETA
- BLE ExPYCT0RANTs-l2 3 md 50 A deHshtfa AID
re fr Coushs Ida and Coounpton Sold wholesale
rcAl At SANDS Mammoth DroE Store No u JsDes
yI,HlRTY YEARS EXPERIENCE Of an OLD
NTEsF-N- WINsLOW voud oall III. seu;ion ofbs ladies
10 he- eOCI HING SYRUP f0r children teshnE II viii iune
date relief all Inflammation. making the process eethnf
sssy ard pitv the dyreatery .nd dsrrbe.
Iunprre cusufes sod al over NeWYnEsnd Sod By g
RING corner q yohr1 and kro,eway; BOYD PAUL No
Coyyfsnatst and CRuMBie No. 3s BOwary ef
BseeIesf keW.YogS en HAYES, No l75FatOn1 BOOklyn-
Pnce, q bottle. - -,n,
% or sac sbove, CUFFS PEFEISs's WILD ChARRY
B1TTEs or he Of Bilious and Js1hee oopain n1 tena
Sstty they quicken bod life and soer ne
whole fJten. Price oily 81 eerts in PIT bottles
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R<L@Nc btlt Ehc.- ia. afuc, e. Jlcrto 4
n r. gns' orr TO- pesaiy lnaissnos Liver Coup .int
r,t ~ tfsA "a ssrs,sf sfCs'srs y Nhrf
sstc psAs % tis 40. - sho s-sssahs - tsii ,aats
'~s-"1 '" n. Z. biCks a c.. ho IA feailsL
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c ~ 5IPf COURT Of the STATE ofYEw.YORK.

NOTICE of observation-disclosures is hereby
~ given the proceeds Of the sale Of the real estate Of Frederick
Mol Tor New York deceased lately made By Slls
Davis order Of the Surrogate Of tie County Of Ne YORK
will he dIi uted scoroD 70 Jaw a. the surrogate once m the City
Of New the day Of August a. o'clock 10 the
forenoon da, when al having csms De nuds
n said Surrogate with their
or voucher A w. BRADFORD, SurroE4te.
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IN
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chndie Tsrttnfr, ihs at tend
ency n,rcpa Rilolrrs sk hes6eche end Cuisine ne hs
Jgeesbs sud cid in a. etecs To e "a
RINGS No ig Bruadvs3. RU HON, CLAIM Co dos NIL
bAU. 90; pFLLIC Do prPNN. do SANDS Futonsi hOL
BROOM. MARTIN 4 % BruldTev.
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v PALNtR> Plan Of re~paper ssency fr advertising sd
raora hotn fron tie pc aud lo
ne eoutrv Frees Mr PALMER hes acted for The Ulon
,sfs ard willing feffmory % his tfel AID ptness
" hat coifg fssor
tfEhufrt another agency conducted his sod 'e
m u .rrsrge-ne Q ster, i. Va shall src~p
scvtst ents ron other agencies NeiOik Dos
nd fee ounc 70 p'oct Nj PALMER much possible ffo
Lavrrfle ter q kfn from h hy
hv fu ayad then q The forms and
81. NJ. 1 Him
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- DEIPHIA- From Fe No North River, foot Of Battery place
~ steamboat TRENTON South Ambox thence BY to
Poideniown end steam r. STOCKTON PHILADELPHIA Fare
81 F,pess Line at F. by Steamboat JOHN POTTER 70
Amloy thence Camden bv Through m n hours Fare
s. Returiue Philadelphia 81 10 4. NJ. and r NJ.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-01-29
Notice to Heirs.

In the matter of the distribution of the estate
= of ELIzABETH WoLrISoER, late of Upper
Dublin township, Montgomery county, Penn
sylvania, deceased.
TO the children of NICHOLAS WoLr1SeER,
decd, by his first wife--the name of one of
those children was ELIzABErn, the other not
known. Also, to ELIzABErH kgLIAR, late
ELIzABEru WoLrIScEn, daughter of JonS
WoLFINsEn, deceased.
Your are hereby sevcray notified, that the
Auditor appointed by the Orphans Court of
Montgomery county, to distribute the money in
the hands Of Ephraim Fenton and Christian
Dunnet. Administrators of said Elizabeth VOL
finger, decd, has awarded to each of you GER
tain portion of said estate. Your are therefore
required to appear and make claim therefor and
to produce satisfactory proofs that your are the
persons entitled to the same.
Application may I've made to Benjamin E. Chain,
Esq, Attorney at Law, Norristown, penna.
BY tie Court
Washington Richards, CK. o. G.
Norristown, January ~, ls53.--3t.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-01-29
Nj a IL Es 4 H ID,

On the 20lh inst, by the Rev. p. Born, Mr..
Isaac WOLF, to Miss DIANNA BLOOM, both Of
Lower Augusta,
In Shamokin ,p, on The 23d inst, BY John
Hof, Esq, Mr.. joseph SANDERS, TO Miss
SARAH FISHER, all OF that place
On the 26h lust by the Rev. Daniel Bar
ber, Lieut.. SAMUEL LowREY, OF Delaware
township, 10 Miss Nancy NJ. NEsBIT, OF Chill
isqnaque township.
On The 18Th irst by the Rev Mr.. Smith,
Mr. HENRY AETMAN, of M'Ewersvile, TO
Miss MARY E. BLAIN, of Tuibut township.
Or the 23h inst, by The same, Mr. VIM
VANDrNE, of Delaware township, 10 Miss Ma.
Ry FRANTz, of Penn township, Lycoming
county.
In Danvle, Jan 10Th, by the Rev Mr.
Barr, Gen. NJ MCDOWELL, of Columbia CO..
TO Miss MARIA Folk, daughter of Mr.. Chis-
tian Folk, OF Rush tp, Norih'd co.
On the 11rh inst, by the Rev. r. A. FISH
er, Mr.. DANIEL ZLMERMAN, to Miss ELIZA
BETH MENDENHALL, all of Augusta
On the 25lh inst, by the same, Mr. Solo.
MON ScHEIB, 10 Miss MARY SEAsnoLTz, all
Of Augusta.
On Thurslaythe 18Th inst, by J J. Grouse,
Esq. Mr.. JonN SHOEMAKER, 10 Miss DoRo.
tina TREET, all Of Muncy.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-01-29
nIPOISONING. -n

Thousands Of parents who use Vermi(uge
composed of Caster oil, Calomel, &c.. are no,
aware, that while they appear 10 benefit the
patient, they are actually laying the founda-
tions Tor series OF despases, such as saliva
tion, loss of sight, weakness of limbs, &c.
In another column will be found the adver.
lisement of Hoheusack's Medicines, 10 which
we ask the attention of all directly interested
in their own as we'll as their Children's health
In Liver Complaints and all disorders arising
from those OF a bilious type, should make
use of the only genuine medicine, Hoben-
sacks Liver Pills.
u" "Be not deeciued,n bu, ask for Hoben-
sacks Worm Syrup and Liver Pills, and OBJ.
serve that each has the signature of the
PROPRIETOR ]. N. HOBENSACK, as none
else are genuine.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-01-29

A PATRIoT's DEATH.-The records Of an
cient Greece and Rome do not exhibit no.
bier instance Of patriotism than is contained
in the following inscription found upon a
grave-sone at New London, Connecticut
No wonder our revolutionary father were in
vincibIe, while they were acluated by such
motives as aIe recorded
"On the 3O.h of October, 1882, 1000 En-
elish fell upon this town by fire and sword ;
700 Americans defended the fort for a whole
day, but in the evening about four O'Clock
the commander of the beseged delivered
up his sword 10 an Englishman, who imme-
diaely stabbed him. All his comrades
were put 10 The sword. A liae of powder
was then laid from the magazine 10 the sea,
there 10 be lighted and blow The fortress in
the air. William Holman, who lay not far
distant, with three strokes Of the bayonet ia
his body, said TO one OF his wounded friends
who was still ailve-"We will endeavor TO
crawl 10 this line, and thus we will com.
pletely wet the powder with blood and
with The life that still remains in us save the
fort and magazine, and perhaps a few of our
comrades who are only wounded" He
alone had strength to accomplish this noble
design. In his 3olh year, he died on the
powder that he had overhowed with hii
own blood. His friends, and seven of hi:
wounded companions by that means haC
their lives preserved"
After this narrative are the following
words in large capitals
aHERE RESTS WILLIAM HOTMAM.n
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-01-29
Cbc 4floricts.
Philadelphia Market.

Jan &c, 1853
FLOUR AND MEAL.-The market is dull ;
sales Of fresh ground for export a, S5
aud good brands for city consumption, at S5b
S5t. Extra Flour is held at S5,5 a 5,77
RE FLoUR.-Lasl sales al SAL.
Corn MEAL.-Las sales of Penna. at
$3i
WnEAT-Sales OF prime red al Sis and
white al Si25.
RYE-lS in demand sales at Scots
CoRN--ls arriving freely, and prices are
something lower; sales Of dry yellow al 65 C
and of white at SO.
OATs.--Sales of prime Southern al 45
and Penna at As c,..
WHIsKEY.-Sales Of bbls at csc, and Ehds
al 2li els.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-01-29
Baltimore Market.

Jan. "a, 1882,
GRAlN.-Sales of Wheat to-day al l13 a
III cts. for good to prime reds, and lls a
1873 CTS. for wines,
Corn is in very good supply Sales to-day OF
white at 60 6l cts, aud of yellow al 62 a
63 cts. The large quantity IN market, how
ever, caused prices 10 give way, aud al the
close no more thau 81 cts could be obtained
for yellow.
Sale Of Maryland Rye to-day a, so cts. and
Penna, at 50 els
Oats sells al So a 4lcts., the latter rate for
strictly prime parcels
WlilSkEl Sales Of bills, to-day at 81 !
CTS. We quote hhds. al 23t cts
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-01-29
ID 4 r. ID

IL this place, on Monday last, Mrs AG'
MES FlNNEY, aged about rs years
In Upper Augusta, on Sunday last, Mr.
RICHARD HOUGHTON, aged a5ou, 40
years.
In Bloomsbury, Jan. llrh, Miss MARTHA
f. eldest daughter Of Thomas Willis, aged
about 90 years
Ia BIoomsburo on Friday, Jan L Miss
ELIZABETH J, daughter OF John Snyder,
aged about % wears.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-01-29
STJNBURY AMERICAN AND SHAMOKTN JOURNAL

nILLY BOWLEGS is one of the distinguish
I'D cd of he land at present, and commands
considerable attention from the press. He is the
Oceoa of his day, and perfect hero. Some per-
sons state that he will not cmgratc, but this is an
error. He has decided to leave Florida and be-
come civilized, and as a move in that direction
has sgniGed his intention of providing his tribe
with fashionable cheap clothing from Rockhill a.
Wilson's great clothing store, at the corner OF
franklin Place and Chesnut street. No. Ill.
A man can be genteelly, without being exPen-
svely dressed by going there.
Philadelphia, Nov. 6. ls52.--ly.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-01-29

over the contract This is the actual expen-
diure, without reckoning Mr.. Mills five
years labor, or the value of his work as
piece Of art"
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-01-29
The only True Postal. of Washington.
JUST PUBLISHED,
II. B. WEIGHS MAGNIFICENT
PORTRAY OF WASHINGTON.

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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-01-29
ORPHANS COURT
SALE.

SALE.
n N pursuance of an order of the Orphans Cour
h of Northumberland county, will be expose,
to public sale, on TUESDAY, the lst day of
FEBRUARY next, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, or the
premises, the following
Tracts of Land,
situate in Point township, county aforesaid, the
first whereof is bounded by the North Branch of
the river Susquehanna, lands late Of Thomas
Lennon. VIM. Lennon and others; containing
1891 Acres,
more or less, with the allowances The second
is bounded Ivy the above tract, lands of John Nix
and the North Branch OF the river SusquehaE-
na, containing forty one Acres and a quarter,
more less, strict measure whcreon are erected
two story frame
Anna DWELLING HOUSE,
skzsz. A Wagon House. &C. About one half of
said land is cleared.
The following described property will he exposed
to public sale. on THURSDAY, the Cd day of
FEBRUARY next at the house of VIM. M,
Weaver in Shamokintown, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
of said day, to wit: All those
Two certain Lots OF Ground,
In the town oil Shamokln, Northumberland coun-
ty, numbered in the general plan of said town.
Nos. 43 d al, bounded on the north by Commerce
street on the south by lot No. As, on the east by
Franklin street, and on the west by Shamosin
street, each containing in front % and a half feet
and in depth about 200 feet both of which arc
vacant.-Also,
All that certain Lot of ground,
Situate in Shamokin, aforesaid, numbered in the
general plan of said town No. 80, bounded on the
north by Sunbury street, on the south by Com
mercc street, on the cast by lot No. 40, and on
the west by lot No SO, containing in front twen-
ty eight and half feet, and in depth about two
hundred feet, on which is erected a two story
g.ssS FRAME DWELLING HOUSE.
MILL. Also, the one undivided Half ofthrce Ger
tain LOTS adjoining each other in the town of
Shamokin aforesaid called the Foundry Lots, on
which are erected story frame Foundry and
a two story frame Finishing shop with fixtures.
Late the estate OF Zlba Bird. deed. Sale to
commence at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, Of said days,
when the terms os sale will be made known by
JOSEHH BIRD, } r.,
SAMUEL READER,
By order of the Court,
J. p. PCR>EL. OK. q. c,
January 6, lS53.-4t
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ID Penny sarcd as a Penny Famed"
Nj \ RPLE S BLANK BOOK
MAN TORY,
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ORPHANS COURT SALE

ORPHANS COURT SALE.
I'm pursuance of an order of the Orphans Court
of Northumberland county, will be exposed to
public sale on SATURDAY the eth day of
FEBRUARY next Oh the premises--The follow
ing described land, To wit; a certain TRACT or
purpart number eight containing
l16 ACRES AND 101 PERCHES,
strict measure, being the eastern part of the tract
whereon Samuel Long resides,-also, purpart No.
nine comprising the interest of the said decedent,
as follows to wit The undivided moiety OF half
part of the piece of land in said writ of Partition
mentioned, containing one acre and half, more
or less; Whereon arc erected SAW MILL and
small
fxsA HOUSE,
EAx and the undivided third pant Of the tract in
said writ mentioned, adjoining David Billman and
Others containing twenty acres, more or less; and
the undivided third part of the tract in said writ
mentioned held by said deceased as tenant in
common with the vendees of John e. Boyd. All
Of said lands being and lying in the Township OF
Cameron. Northumberland county. Late the es-
tate of George Long, decd, Sale to commence al
10 o'clock A. M, or said day, when the terms oi
sale will be made known by
GEORGE BOYER, Admir-
BY order Of the Court
JNo. P. PURSEL, elk. O. @.
eunbuY, Jan. 10, lss3--v
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situate in Coal township, aforesaid, beginning at
post by and or Daniel Derk, north five degrees,
west fifty three pcrches to a post thence by land
of VIM. Fagclcy, south seventy three and three
fourths degrees, west nine pcrchcs and eight
temths to a post and thence by other lands Of
George Gass, south five degrees east fifty perches
and five tenths to post, in the road, and thence
along the road, north eighty two degrees east
nine perches, to the place of beginning. contain
lug two acres and one hundred and thirty eight
pcrches, more or less all of which is cleared and
in a state Of cultvaton.-Also, certain other
LOT OF GROUND,
situated in the town of Shamokin, aforesaid and
numbered in general plan of said town No. los,
adjoining lot numbered lO7. first above described.
Late the estate Of John c. Lel,g deed. Sale to
commence at 10 o'clock \. NJ, of said day when
the terms Of sale will hc made known hy
JOSEPH BIRD,
Admir-.
BY Order Of the Court,
J. p. PURSEL, elk, o. Z.
Ian. 3 lS53-At
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Tract of Land.

situate in the town of Shamokin, township Of
Coal. marked in the general plan of said town
No. 10Y, bounded on the north by Spurzheim
street, on the south by lot No. los, on the east
by Franklin street and on the west by Shamokin
street, containing in front twenty eight and
half feet, and in depth two hundred feet where
Oh are erected one two story
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WILLIAM E MoRRrs, Esq, of Philada has
accepted The Presidency Of the Long Island
Railroad Company.
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ORPHANS COURT SALE.

IN pursuance Of an order ofthe Orphans Court
II OF Northumberland county, will be exposed to
puhic sale. on THURSDAY, the Sd dav of
FEBRUARY next at the public House of VIM.
NJ. Weaver, the town of Shamokin, the follow
ing real estate, 10 wit: All that certain