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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-10-22
List of Causes,

UNOR trial in the Court Of Common Pleas
of Northumberland County, at November
IL. A. D. 1853.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-10-22
Lumber Yard.

rENHE subscriber would respectfully inform 'he
Il citizens Of Sunbury, and Northumt erlano
and adjoining countless tina. he has opened
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FORM or OFFER
To Ae Chief s Beas Yad' and Doets, Nary Department.
OF ----,in the State Of -, hereby Offer o
furnish, under yosr advertisement dated - Of
suectto all the The all articles
braced = class No.
{i~rr articles, with prices carried outl amou'ins
the words) And propose name The agent
is required By the advertisement
The undersigned, ------------,o ---------------,
State OF ---, and ----,d
---, the State OF ---, as qua aa,ofs,
hereby undertake that the above named ---- viii, II
before required,
within date Of
through the post once OF the acceptance Of bid,
before mentioned. E#s ..l
(Signaturcs)
certify that the above named --- and
---------- kno~n 10 me TO he good ssd rssponsi
4 Quarxniorz n
ro be signed by agent, COLLECTOR OF district at
other known TO the bureau to be
crcdttahie.l E..@.@s#
May 70 lawiw
E,rouoaaI. fnr the Cuf-.tonr Work. srtek 4.
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Ut TswAsrsY DrrAHrprxr, June 2, ls53
THE proposals Of the work OF the
March NJ 1852 such that deemed for the ias
ubb and capssiers' wcrk, aad
pend son On pa. ?. inc - y. me e %
used brick work have bees fully
p,.nao.n,
ve hereby that pfoposa will be received At this department
.oa. WOW on me ssdns f.nahea wosat and .,4 into d.
complete nelsdas with tbs ~a.ria al Inc IRON c's
to Il. Ssiek -crs backing se The for N. tsr
he :. se s quality &c s- Sny vi nos
tho option the department" qssred the p'op-f se.os
being laid bal,.s qa. 10 a. respect, ,a.ai to
perv.sns arch,es ONCE x wana"- sap-r
.odns .rehee, q aid building a Lens,e ksnassy An ,hs
bard 70 deep ehsuy eoo be way y Aso
se brio. ., ,n ss', quality Az the .sos WORK ard %.s...
prepared tor the sane by te arch
IN. proposal. aor srs cs give pc. Of
socorAn The Origins. sv.n plas and As hd for
sccordsrr 10 he re.c-a plan
March "a is and b ..p.ra,. for each .sa q work,
departures, proposals
No YIN se s~.a-a .se.ps 70 ser INVADERS or eeh.n
,h.rco ~ihcs, Of NC
'e scn, ~ vow dove ssa rs.s,. asn- .seoa
ss e~n.un"s ..d 10 Be ..csr."sd
IL. ~o.s -.. an.-s ~ Geo,
Es.y S", cal %a.s he .esemp.aisa ~ wriucn guarantee
ss-d ron.is. pcr,on- me ..,o'.sy
= g, -, so.1 Nv .s er and me- % he
o =: :.a q e. a ssns sur
Information sorsh,.s ns r"esn ~ea
can se os,aned 9. application 70 The
n. ,S.cssss sss. !. ..p to ADDRESSED 10
src1 n ?, ne s,S - ,s"es os ~ II. s.y
nc rf-sgcs ?, hs sa,r: hnny
jim. y os.-,Apse esersnu ofshe Tr~ss.y.
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IN conformity with the Code of Virginia Of st9 ss section
m do hereby make known an ccac-rn 'hs AZ
Of the e.chesor fshs ofpesssss dd
ah April 1852 received the lsp1 once on We
97h 81 Ap 1883 inquest held on the 9 Day Of
J The following which John Stewart died as been
found eschcat-d o ibis Commonwealth
dns'rs on me eass SO Nsrad
The estate Of Tho late O. Eyer
hon. Ny io' Of A. o. Mc~sfr~ ~ sws on h
hy the papery Of SD rl
m m. CIV III Nn
c~a,.A pppery
which Mr.. died seiy.dhsvnS life
a. scs assembly r.ssed The ss v'Ass her tbs
Conmon righi daring her life, - ~ -, II
- - ~ F's-3e t+s a NJ rArNgR,
Ap9-Is~6~ ## HNw sausf ta sr8 Reg Land once
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.Ht NJ 81 - t-A 4 kAvs DxsAATa2sr,
Bureau OF Yards asA Decks, May ~, 1883. |
CEALED proposals sI1isais .spss.sy sAsosd
- be ibis s4es ssiH
O'Clock the 18th day Of June furnishing @ss De
BE- directed y The commandment thereof us materials Ans u
sis ersus yeclnS " Fl T
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NOTICE. hereby give eo~ccrn
IN ins.S applying lsrd r.d
crro The erent o. this lanes Poa OF lard
warrant No fo7 da,sd Novess~f ~ 7N Issued Henry
Daring the Vwxnia Junue revolutionary
m 5lo1 the original which hs. been s
and dopeasA is~oed sssss IN Which
claim an interest Of Aforesaid 10 lanes
Points, dcces-~d IA ~ NlA4tE q
\ s.sf n, ...t.t4.-ga s#f Il ELIZA =. POINTS,
Erecu,r sc,s devisee Of Jas. FONTS, deceased.
I. Ap 2a--lAx3m Ir 8faNs .fcgHH HG bro .tEsM
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TUE Last Leaf from Side III. Tr"sfs, with
Il ,~emorisl ~ the srtro~ by Ausio Phelps.
Hundred Short Tales for Children. Gro" the 0crmsn O. Won
S~huid 80 cen
Three Months Jovrsi cf vcc~s Insht
ante he Jurs, fvoa,t he Of j. rvchst
e III H#t1t 1#EH u ruRAv = eALLANTvNE,
Mr8 Ssvu~sh
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National Ipciseuccr, linton, ksput,i, Wash
Advocate, Georseo~n H. Ci and she banmos sun
Baltimore. win please the above
week ul the sh Of lane Tho Jc~~si Rockville Mocuonu
Hersd, Ersmner Frederick c.
Odd F-o~, and the
Torchigh, Hagniown Mail, the Newp snd the
Peoples own nss~o~n will respectively the
week I'm 10Th of Ju~e. t#FE ##rat
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QY Of q the legislature o. Maryland
passed January 1853, entitled An
rorate Metropolitan Railroad Conpaay," snd c~affmip
. books for receiving sut~con. y the oa
Metropolitan Railroad opened
Monday the s o. June and be kept from inc said @
18Th day Of
O'Clock, the hour OF O'Clock, said the
direction pcssoos following sis
Bank OF Washington Patriotic Bank Of the
Metropolis banking M-ss and KsSs
Wsshnsioe District Of Coiama, nsAes the dree
ton Of The commissioners residing said city, and the sera
cashiers Of said banks nE.eE
Al Fsrme and Mechanics Bank Of Georgetown and hs
Conmece 81 Geovscsowa psnct Of Co
o Georgetown, sad cashiers Of said banks
OF Rockville MosssoUssy Aasysnd, at the
under direction 81 the con,~ioncn
resdas ia ~. be- - G. f&
city Frederick county, Maryland, Far
of Frederick county, Fedeiet
County and The nrsneh bank q The fame, Bank Of May
Of the residing Ydect
coi and several cAsherx Of said banks-
Hoonsboro Washington county, Maryland the
Durkhsr, under TIE Mr. E
Davis. commissioner and MI. BuSkhaft Of ssd
In the .grrsto~n, Warrington Maryland atus
BANK, and e Wsshhx'oa cossu osusss inst
under direction d The Commissioner. residing SAID
the cashier q the Hasesto Bank asd the secretary Of d Saw
Institution f. .
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JOHN w. MAURr,
WIN. w. cokCoRAN,
WIN. W. Sc kTUN,
David ENGIsaH,
FRANCIS DODGE,
VI tbs DssaHiet II Colombia.
CHARLES Z. TRAIL,
JACO0 -. kUNKEl., nh
MEREDITH DAVIS,
~ rr~desict eomuty.s
R0BERT r. DADE, 49,
wM. LfNGAN GATHER.
fRANCIS &. CLOPpGa,
on Montgomery coapty.
DANIEL wElNEL,
JAMES WATSON,
ELIAS DAVIS,
OF waahsngtou county.
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bureau ofY.ld. asa D.sis Nay IL 1855
SEALED proposal, d sais o ..ss sl-.. sasossss
90 % G: guss ' s !. - 81
Al such place places fos~i"s ards =.
&c. ss s e siss .SssSsd s,s' 'N'' " Il
An PORTSMOUTH NEW HAMPSHIRE
n Gas. No l.
as &c ..t , ssis, s ss ss 9''eh.n'' 'i
oL.s. No 2.
s ss e.. r e.. s . .s 4 . s ..s
Al. nea iset split ri.e thick from 10
feet in lsnshs, build dressed, win
4soi III lss, ns. Sns niche. wi4e nel.. .
ss a-'s: - che: is @
aso1 Ions, vide. n:s bed.
s III. and ssa ssS: s. ~i. r ss:s :
sss s su ss. .s s1s .a. w
door s 4. s Ts, uss.. s s.s
sas sas WIN .sS
d ss S:t .ss 1 sas. sn u "ss: . .s inches
's ss sls ,ss: as as .sas a"sss. ..s inches
dSS s ssp snd Iss ~ nsss ~s inches ''
d Sss zap @ ss sns. s.s w each u inches ~
doc. as sst sns ,s%s
sS i.ehs. WIDE inshe. rise,
steps s"s wae r.s
~sor sa u as and aes aa oss .ss ~
a si a ana Inches sas s"a s Hs.s " I'd.
caps long, wide,
4 long. inche
rise, beds, builds and ends hammer dressed, each
Split IL by IL nches feet ends
CLASS No. D. sa
1feWhits Pine Timber, lt quality merehaab sased square
and straight.
% feet long IL by inches sara board
..# per 4
g IL by inches, 5ss feet,
pieces long,
pieces long by inches measure per
spices inches, s7aee board measure, per
pieces long, feet, measure per
ofet by inches, TAO per
l,OD0feet III.
pieces long, BY inches, feet measure per
piece. 10 by inches. feet, measure
l,0OOfes
pieces long, 10 by inches feet, measure
4pces long, by 3inches feet measure per
6psces long inches, feet. MEASURE
81 by 10 nches feet measure
1000 feet
Spruce Timber, &c., Ia qualify .l
IS 20 feet long, by nche measure
long, by inches. feel, board per
100 10 measure
5000 feet 3inch spruce rldnk 900 feet .#f
Waite Pine Lumber seasoned. III II
1000 feet 3-nch white 1000 feet
sN leet aioch white pine plank No. . DO
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NoTrFor particular description and samples, bidders
il TO be provided in the and dis,ncy
By bidders. a, ,e amount and number Of aees
gaa.p.y which may &c gura As wen a. % o. a- oI
articles sa gaaHiie and If a1a
the baeaa esmmandt require DARN: tae heal year
shal be made for the ensuing fiscal year OF and whether
An the articles be Of the best qu.t delivered n good or
Inspection count weight q the said nassa
for classes headed % not reside
tue place where The article. are se vii required
the yard delivery who may be ealsdrpon 10 deliver ee when
Tue deliveries of building commenced foa
wis and mus. be commenced within sty days as. s date q
yard OF the service require,
They viii .sared in.- counted, weighed
rules adopted by the al The
made Of the yard When al other
growth productions and manufacture Of The United
Approved sure,es in The full amount contract
qured and twenty een'un additional security esducssd
cancelled unless Otherwise authorized By The department
On classes headed BE- d.sss : rras,sd
comandan, quarterly
factory e balance eighty per cent win V paid y Inc nav ssa
% wn , snd nay, .sf s a q M % ssa
paid until ali rejected articles offered under
shall removed she yard rnles specially author
il viii be stipulated in the contract that, il default,
Of ns quality and a. ne s. .ss g.ss sssss e1
The Unied staes udslrd danse ss@ money essa 10
twice the OF the cosact herein agreed the
which iqcdutsd damages be recovered from
they
sign aud adavi. they
the their debts and abL
mi he
Each Offer signed the making H. and
according annexed their
dence. and must be distinctly stated
provided shall
Annunx the without the
sufficient
and which this advcriisemepti Is based.
Persons offers ba be viii be notified by letter
eonsidefod
they contract far The supplies tpcc'hed with
een the this bureau The
hid viii be made with other
persons and the such defau'ng bidder will be
held Responsible for all delnquencios. .#sr.
Al onrrs made In strict Conformity with this advertisement
will option rejected. Those only
offers accepted viii nou6ed and will b. ready
for execution without delay by the nast agent at .
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lss yard naay be directed oner this
must stalls We price cyclic gard The
x~ncxc and continued yard may
Sut1x yard
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-23

State and Territory Of the Union and every considerable
country separate sheet. beside Map. OF the "'rd
the several Continents & :, &c. The ner Territory n
Washington and the new Counti,s Of young Western
States End Territories are given well the Disputed
Boundary with Me1co-the trunpeduP line being mo''
unfairly given i, the and the Commission
ers lire the ssppos,iou ouecf course under the ia
mediate respiration Of the State Department At Washing
ton This very decidedly superior t. any Amer
can Atlas before published 1t may be found wsPrs
81 ne, NJ Pr,rsms
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srRA>osRs-The following persons were among those
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trbuted by the chnren Several a1ies also made youn-
tsry offerings on the spot amounting TO - u.s. and more
systematic contributions will be m4ds herexftsr.
II srOw the anxious dese Of Mr. Pesss and his coaije
tors fix their head quarters In rural spot far
the city where pure air out door labor and the influence
of be exchanged for the evil OF
their location. Removed from tempt such
spOt the miserable occupants Of infamous dsDs will be
succeeded By industrious tenants old class being IT.
,ctuay excluded under the system Of Mr. Pease by ju
dcial interference il necsssry Any where, from Brook
I'm 10 Flushing Eill be enough Who will eonss-
ate agenerous domain ~ ths twice blessed chArity
FAIL IRON scAHoLD.-A young man named John
Dray Will, work plaserer asczfold erected
the side Of the L.arge Hotel Thursday afternoon
cidsniay made mis- step and fell to the payemsnt
ceviDg severe injuries lie removed TO the New York
Hospital.
ASSAULT By RowDns.-on Thursday night man
named Charles LaureBs found lying upon the Sidewalk
corner Of Twenty sixth IT. and Madison uDabs TO get
up he stated that he had been alta ked and be.tsn ~
two ruiisns who afterwards bad fed His wound. we're
dr By DR. Harris aztec which he vas conveyed u MS
residence, corner 81 First sy. and Fourth 81
App,s,s FOR GF,xp LArcgxY Charles Holiday. q
mar If colo, was Yesterday arrested charged with steal
irg slsO from Mr. John Houssa, OF No sl3 Broadway.
The money found in possession OF the prisoner for
a man NAMED Anthony Roach Vas yesterday arrested.
charged with stealing s40 from James Dllsn, of No a
ElfveDthsv lie was committed BY Justice Stuart, for
examination.
AFRKsr oT FUGIrTE-A man named John Alexander
vas yesterday arrested BY Officer Martin OF the Finh
ward charged with having by means Of false pretsnsss
obtained large amount Of goods from Mr. Israel AlIen
merchant Of Albany The accused detained 10 custody
preparatory to being sent 10 Albany to the charge
SwISDLISG "A geH1er0naoH, who styled herself Mrs.
Burke has been getting into the pockets OF sons u our
others, both civil sind clerical 10 an extent when gives
Der the reputation Of being feminine sharper OF no ordi-
nary ne She repr scented herself IS the daughter Of
c.csss.d Irish gentlemap and hsirss TO legacy o.
Goo aud Commenced her operations BY Purchasing
goods 10 the amount Of e7oo from Queensvare merchant
Goods from fancy dry goods house TO the amount of
s5oO borrowed 500 from .ae gentleman. $4,000 from
another and finally Pscurss oans and TO The
csns and endorsements last mentioned che paid
am o. 90 on the % 200 claim, and all the $500 c.im
IIs A. zoo man received check somsbody In tbs Ess
. aid The clerical gentleman who found himself the
tine Of A. CO., The s2s nan vsni East TO get he dra
c.sb.d bot could not find tbs person whom II va
dawn he fortunately met mtLadi 10 Ssw York accomps
MED her 20 her odgng- and received small portion Of hs
claim with invitation 70 CAL next day Next day the
ady snoug ths missing lWhesliag Argus.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-23

ARREsr % A FUGirTE.-A man named John AIersnder
vas yesterday arrested by Officer Martin OF tbs Fifth
Ward charged with having by Of false pretsnses,
obtained large amount OF goods from Mr. Israel AIIen
merchant Of Albany The accused obtained 10 custody
preparatory to being cent % Albany TO the charge
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-10-28

YELLOW FEVER IN BALTIMORE-A
despatch dated Baltimore, October 18th;
SAYS For two or three weeks past dis
case resembling Yellow Fever, has existed
on Fcll's Point The number of deaths
from it is stated at from twenty-five to
thirty \ man named Dacker and four
others died in one house. Miss Rogers
who came from Philadelphis to nurse her
mother, died after few hours illuess-
Nearly all the places of business, in the
infected districts, are closed.
A man in Cincinnati last week cut his
throat because he lived next door to an
amateur trombone player. The coroner
held an inquest, and returned a verdict of
" "Justiliable homicide Sensible jury,
;l.at.
Father GavaGzi is lccturirg to crowded
houses in Cincinnati.
4 colored man named Ma!son was found
dead in his bed at Columbia last week.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-10-28

In Schuylkill county, Kline, (Whig,) !
elected County Commissioner. Hcnande
of Democratic ticket elected.
Ncrthumberland has elected CIV Tharp
Of Milton, (Whig,) District Attorney
Remainder. Democratic ticket
Columbia elects Robert f. Clark Wing
Treasurer
Allegheny county elects a Democratic
Senator and Assemhlyman.
Potter county gives $50 Wing majority
Sullivan county elects Amos G. Wilkes
(Whig,) She riff John Blair Linn, Esq
District Attorney.
Centre county is said to have elected
VIM. Harris, (Whig,) for Treasurer.
Montour and Lycoming, elect the whole
Democratic tickets.
Philadelphia county elects to the Assem-.
bly,, Democrats aud Natives who were
pledged to support 4 ProhiLitory Law and
consolidation. Their election cannot prop
erly be considered a party triumph.
Philadelphia city elects to the Assem-
bly, gentlemen who were generally support
ed on other than party ISSUES. They, with
the exception Of one or two members, were
pledged to support Prohi5itory Liquor
Law, paid Fire Department, and Con-
solidation of the several districts Of the
city aud county
In Westmoreland county the Democrats
lost their regularly nominated candidate
for Sheriff
In Befks county, the Wing candidate
for County Treasurer is elected OYER the
regular democratic nominee, hy majority
Of 1900.
Iu Schuyikill county there were 1886
rotcs pollcd for Prohbitory Law, and
lll6 for Kmtcr Cleaver, Native Amcri-
can.
In Mifflin county, Mr.. Gibbony, ten,
pcrance Democrat and an advocate for the
sale of the public works, has been elected
TO the Assembly over Taylor, the regular
democratic candidate, by a majority Of l!
votes.
Juniata elects the democratic ticket by
upwards of 80 majority, except Mathews
Wing, District Attorney.
Fulton county elects the Wing candi
date for Prothouotary by III votes-beatel
as TO the balance Il the ticket
The Pit'sbuig American of Saturday
announces the certain defeat Of Clover, Tia,
Democratic candidate for Senator in Clar
ion, Armstrong and indiana by s S. Jane
son, an independent democratic candidate
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-10-28
BG-Thc New York Courier speculate

@-Tbc New York Courier speculates
as follows on tie war news:
Russia has becn lighting handful Of
Circassians for twenty years and she has
no. conquered them. Those greatly mis-
take who believe she can finish Turkey
in one, two or five campaigns For the
present at least, the chances are altogether
IN favor Of Turkey, even if she has to
fight her battles alone. But she will pro-
baby be assisted by France and England;
certainly by multitudcs of revolutionary
adventures from all parts of Europe, filed
With hatred of the autocrat intenser even
than her own. The chief danger of war,
In fact consists in the stimulus it will give
to the revolutionary energy which is la
tent IN almost every country on the Con-
tinent. 1t is known that the revolution
airy leaders are watching passing events
with tie utm ,. inter St Louis Napoleon,
If he joins against Russia, has nothing to
fear from this, for nationality is Tie
strongest feeling Of Frenchmen and alway 5
suedues every internal revolutionary i'm
fnlse when the nation is evolved in for
ego war. But iu Germany there is no
tucn sentiment, for the German race has
no National unity. In Italy and Hungary,
"o'cn are under a foreign yoke, there is
10 nationality which is no, essentially re.
10'u'iouS'y Ii is hardly possible tha, a
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-10-28

Turnp,ke, .6 miles from Beile.onte, II IRON
H,r,Ieton. IS from Lewisburg. The Sus4ue
hanna Railroad will run within % miles ana
The projected Catawissa,I ,I.ewisburs and 'pfuce
C,eel, r,,,,e would be within > or g miles.
These premises can be seen by calling a'
.,r limo and other information obtained by
addressing the subscriber at Hoodioara r. w.
C.n,. r. pr. JOHN &. MOTIF.
for Mus. f. MO1H,
Ad,ninis,ra,rix Of JOINS Morz, decd.
July 90, 1858 :m
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-10-28

ty years, and was sure he could live anotE-
er seventy , Four o'clocE-6ftcen miles
Of uphill aud down before us-snow still
f,lliug--Jnly two houses the whole distance
crazy wagon-light harness-ten pas
sengers, baggage, and Uncle Sans mali
it was rofe,i unanimously that the whole
affair was IN outrage upon the public,
upon the pass myers, upon the horses, and
Uncle Sam aforesaid; roteI, purifier, that
We can never get through unless We walk.
Whereupon, two gentlemen and one lady
;bdicated the old caravan; resigned all
their claims to their fellow sufferers and
wished them much pleasure and safe de-
livcrancc.
We returned to the well-kcpt mansion
house of Charles Borrows, aud 10y COM
Portable fire and good supper-taL!e soon
forgot our disappointment. About 9
o'clock, We heard from the seven men and
baggage with Uncle Sans mail in the era
zy wagon and light harness propelled by
two horses, with white" balicd' feet in a
driving snow-stcrm.. they were "just at
the foot Of the mountain / shudIercd
at the prospect for them, and in my soul
advised everybody to avoid the route from
Trout Run to Blossburg.
On our table, We find that universal t.
vorite, John Bunyan-,hat delight Of
youth, Robinson Crusoc that very reada-
BILE volume, Mrs. Caudlc's lectures; and
in our animated discussion as to whether
the author Of that vcrtabie record was a
bachelor or married man, We soon forgot
the seven were toiling up the hill to the
Block House in snow storm.
Thine as ever, lNCoG.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-10-28
Administrations s:;ir.

yyyi.I. be offered at Public Sale on Thurs
w day aud FRIDAY, Oct. ~ and 28, next
the following property, viz. Horses, ,CowS,noItS'
Young Cattle, Sheep, Hogs, Wagons, ri'wS'
scds. Harrows, Cu!tiva,ors, ThreshIng Mach
inc, Hay by the ton, Corn in The ear, buach-
sn;tb's Tools. lot Of new and old Iron, Beds,
Bedding, Tables, Chairs. Bureaus Clocks
Corner Cnpboards, Stoves and Pipe Bees by
The hive. and various kinds of Farming tien-
siIs and Household and Kitchen Furniture 100
numerous To men'Ion.
sales to commence at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. each
i,y whom terms will be made known by
JOHN DtTESMAN.
JACOB kOSrENBADER.
ALm'rs Of Hg>Rr kosrrNnADrn' dec d.
White Deer Up, Oct. 3, 1883 pd