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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-04-03
sHERIFFS SALES.

pY virtue of sundry writs of VEHpIrroSi Er-
- roSAs and writs of LIvARI FAcIAs. issued
out Of the Court Of Common Pleas Of Northum.
berland county, to direesed, will be exposed to
public sale. at the Court House, in Sunbrry,
on MONDAY. the 6th Of APRIL, next. at |
o'clock, P. NJ, the following described property
to wii'
All those two contiguous, certain tssts OF
parcels of land, situate in Chilisqusque township,
Northumberland county, containing 40 acres,
more or less, all of which is cleared and bounded
on the North by lands of Daniel Koch, on the
South by public road leading from Milton to
Danville, East by lands Of Daniel Koch and
William Filter, and on the West by lands Of
Frederick @. Feidler and William Burkhsmmer,
decd. whereon are erected q small frame dwell
ing house, barn, small orchard, &c. Seized,
taken into execution, and to be sold as the
property Of Andiew Keller.
ALSO, at the same time and place, two certain
contiguous lots Of ground, situate in the town
OF Mount Carmel, in Mount Carmel township,
Northumberland county, and numbered in the
general plan OF said town No. I d 2, IN plock
No. ~, being each about 25 feet in front and
about $50 feet in depth. Bounded on the North
by Mount Carmel street, on the South by Cherry
alley, on the West by Oak street. and on the
East by lot No. 8, in said block No. ~, whereon
are erected a two story frame house and kitchen
and frame stable. Seized, taken in execution.
and TO be sold ss the properly of David J. Lewis
Also. at the same time and place, a c. ftain
tract, piece or parcel Of land. situate in Point
township, Northumberland county, bounded and
described as follows, to wit;-Bsginning st
post. thence by land late Of John Cowden. North
40 degrees, East. 2l0 perehcs to a whiteosk,
thence by land late Of William A. Lloyd, North
oOoss,-ss West, 94a perches to post; thence
by iands lac OF '-..--- ksy, South 40 degrees
| West, 2i04 perches 10 three Pos'., -
land late Of Philip Frick, South SO degrees
East, 94h perches to the place Ct beginning.
| Containing i24 acres and 20 Perches, (it being
the same tract OF land which George Eekert sold
and conveyed to John William Stamm.) About
IFS acres Of which are cleared-whsreon are
erected two-ssory frame house. e Il story log
house, and barn part log sl.d part frame, an
orchard and well Of water, &c. Seized, taken
in execution, and to be sold as the property o.
John William stamm.
Also at the same time and place. all the estate
right. title and interest Of William L. HELEN
stein. Of. in and to, all that certain msssusge o
body Of coal lands, embracing the Locust Noun
tain, situate formerly m Shamokin. now Ces
township, in the county Of Northumberland. Il
The State Of fPsnnsylvsnia. bounded and describes
! 81 foilows to wi,'--Ad}Oininy On the North b.
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TIE EXPEDITION TO UrAu-It is stated
that on the 26th Of January. they were at
Fort Lamsrie 1882 head of dranght oxen, In
good condition, and that, in persusnce Of in.
structions from the War Department, train
consisting of lilo wagons, would start on the
goth Of the present month, for Camp Scott.
each wagon lie laden with provisions aud cloth
ing, and the train will probably reach the
camp by the middle of May. or in time to
supply the army with all that is needed, prior
to the march on Salt Luke City. The latest
advices from the Mormons are OF a belliger-
ent character. They still threaten to resist
and are making their engagements according.
ly. But if the provision train above alluded
to cannot reach Fort Scott till the middle Of
May the confct is not likely 20 take place be.
fore the beginning Of July. Meanwhile the
Mormons may repent, and determine upon
some more pacific policy. A letter from Col
onel Johnstp, under date of February 5th,
says he has received no communication from
the Governmsnt since the 22d of October
This exhibits truly deplorable condition of
affairs. The troops were impatient to move
forward, but they cannot do so with safety
until the arrival Of reinforcements and pro-
visions.
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BnfoRAxr TRAvRL.--The travel OF emf
grants over the Pennsylvania Railroad to the
Tar west, has been on the increase for several
Gays past. On one day this week 200 pas.
sengers, with large amount Of baggage,
we're sent to points west Of Pittsburg, and
nearly all Of this number started With the
intention OF purchasing land, after reaching
their destination. Arrangements have been
made with Mr.. Funk, the agent of the line, in
Dock street, TO send, eorly ne1t month, 100
men to Minnesota, who are about purchasing
farms in that Territory, 10000 pounds Of
freight belonging to the party has already
been shipped to that point. On and after
Monday next, the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company intend adopting new time table
fot the emigraut line, by which those travel.
ing West will be able to reach all the princi
pal s.atiohs west Of Pittsburg much earlier
than by the other route. The cars for this
class Of passengers are nearly Is comfortable
as those for the FIRST class, and with the adop.
tiou OF the new.time table, 1t 10 expected the
number Of travellers will be greatly increased.
Public Ledger.
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PROCLAMATION,

NJ Office is hereby given that tho several
~ Courts Of Common Pleas, General Quarter
Sessions of the peace, and Opthans' Court, Court
Of Oyer and Termner and General Jail Delivery,
in and for the county of Northumberland, 10
commence at the Court HI use, in the borough OF
Sunbury, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. on Monday, ',he
5th day Of APRIL, next, and will continue Two
WEEKS.
The coroner; Justices Of the Peace End consta-
b!es in and for the county of Northumberland, are
requested to be then and there in eir proper per-
sons, with their rolls, records, ln9uisitiohs and
other remembrances, to do those things TO their
several Offices aPpertaining to be done. AMI al.
witnesses prosecuting ia behalf Of the Cominonl
wealth agains 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--and not to depart without leave at their
PERIL Jurors requested to be punctual in their
attendance, at the time appointed agreeable to
their notices.
Given under my hand at sunbury, the LIST day
Of March in the year Of onr Lord one thous
and eigh, hundred and fifty -eisht-snd the
Independence Of the United States Of America
| the SD.
God save the Commonwealth.
JAMES vANDYKE, Sheriff
Sheriff. Office, sunbury,}
March 8. 1859.
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The LAR0EsT DIAMOND IN THE WORLD
Kohinoor. Cincinnati Times OF Sat
lay says: We were waited upon yesterday
MIR. q. p. Matthews, of Virginia, who ex-
,itpd to our astonished vision what he
inns to be diamond Of the first water
is about an inch and half in diameter,
4 nearly an inch in thickness. 1t is surpas-
gly brilliant, particularly when viewed by
:.ligbt. Its estimated value is two millions
dallars. Mr.. Matthews says he has been
cred for it twenty.four thousand pounds.
was found by the father Of its present pos.
,sor in the gold mines in Buckingham coun.
Va, about seventy years since.
It has remained in the rough state ever
ce, until few weeks ago when Mr.. NJ, be-
satisfied by every test that II was in renli.
diamond, took it to New York aud had
.ressed. This precious gem weighs l44
ats. There have been several diamonds
nd in the gold regions of Virginia. Last
,r. one found in said locality was sold al
.hmond for S45oO. Mr.. NJ. is convinced
!. he is the proprietor Of the largest dia
nd in the world, and We see no good rea
to doubt it.
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SHERIFEvS SALE;

By virtue OF a writ of FL Fd. issue6 out OF
the Court Of Common Pleas Of Nof,hnf ber-
land county, TO me directed. will be e$FSsed
to public sale. at the public house of JstsAs
Covert, 10 Sunbury, on Saturday, the Sd dag
of April next, of 2 O'Clock. Z. NJ. A cet:
tain LOT OR PIECE OF GROUND, sit.
sate in the borough ofSunbury, Northumber.
land county. bounded on the South by land
Of Benjamin Hendricks on the North nnc
Oh the West by lands of Charles Garinger |;
and on The East by formerly the back lano
or street) now the Northern Central Railroad.
containing one half of an acre, more or less
all OF which is cleared. Seized, taken in
execution and to be sold as the property of
George McCarty.
JAMES vANDYKE, Sle-if:
Sheriifs Otfce, Sunbury,
March 18th, 1858.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that application
= will be made by the subscriber, for du:
plicate of Land Warrant No. 50. 2ls, for leO
acres, issued to Rebecca Bear widow of Wr.
Bear, WHO was private in Capt. Hays compa.
NY. dated the 9th day Of September 1856, which
said warrant was duly assigned by the satd Re-
tecca Bear, in blank, ard acknowledged before
Jesse Weigol, and certified by the pro,honotsrv
OF Mountour county Pa, and purchased by the
subscriber from the said Rebecca Bear. That
the said warrant was lost in the mail between
Union Corner Post Office, Northumberlsnd
county, Pa, and Pleasant Hill Post Office,
Montgomery county Indiana. from and after II.
29th of November 1856, and has never hser
heard OF since. That in consequence of SAID los
application will be made TO the commits Aous, of
Pensions fer duplicate as above s,a,na,
CHARLES w. MEHhERy.
Pleasant HIN, Indiana.
February, 20, ls5s.-et.
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IN the matter Of the settlement of the estate Of
Augustus Huoy, deceased, late of shsnokin
township, Northumberland county.
NOTICE IL hereby given that Mary Huoy,
A' widow and relict Of said deceased, has made
her selection Of the personal property Of said de-
ceased, according to the act Of Assembly, made
and provided for In such cases, which will bs
presented to the Orphans Court for approval on
Monday. the sth day of April next.
WILLIAM ZIMMERMAN,
Administrator.
Shamokin township, March l3, Isbs.-3t
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California Neius.
ARRIVAL OF THE MOSES TAYLOR.
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
TIE QUICKEST TRIP ON RECORD.

The California Mail Steamship Moses Toy.
ior arrived at New York yesterday from AS.
piuvoll. which place she left on the afternoon
ps the 18th inst. The dates from California
are to tho 5th inst. Her passengers have
Yocn ouly q days and IA hours on the route,
this teipg the quickest trip on record.
The Legislature has passed an net taking
The State prison from the hands OF the pre-
sent lessee, and placing it in charge Of agents
. be appointed by the Governor. The Gov
3rnor vas refused possession, when he broke
open the doors and forcibly took possession.
Tbe Indians in the Sebastian Reservation
rad revol'ed and refused 10 work or obey or
iera II hey had been frightened into sub
pisson by the soldiers, the leaders being pun.
shed BY The inHiction OF from twenty to ore
lcndred lashes.
A horrible tragedy has occurred in Grass
Valley. Michael Brannan, the President OF
he Mount Hope Mining Company, had mur-
leredh is wife and three children, and then
committed suicide.
1t appears that Mr.. Brennan was engaged
n quartz mining at Grass Vallep, and had
,een unfortunate, lost heavily and was owing
vorkmen and storekeepers, and felt that ne
ould not get out Of his embarrassment. 1t
,suproscd that he did not tell his wife that
had lost heavily, and was deeply involved,
lore than ten minutes before her death. lie
anded her glass Of claret with the deadly
olson in il, which she drank, thinking 1t was
nly wine and that it would revive her. A
oaded pistol ,ras on the table, for use in case
he had not drank the pine. After drinking,
he clenched her hands aud struggled some,
hen he nut the pillow over her face and
nothered her; then saturated piece OF su-
ar with the poison and fed it to the child
When the cook returned, he took the eldest
,ild. a girl and administered the sugar to
ar. He then called the boy. Bobby into
,e room, but he ran out, crying "Oh NAM
az but the father followed him calling him
s little man, took him up in his arms, car
cd him back gave him some sugar and amo-
cred him. After killing the entire family
ie father secured all the DOORS ana SAT aown
ID wrote a letter to the Secretary OF the
omn,rv falling him to be sure the children
ere oil dead. AZ.
The operations Of the U. S. Branch Mint
the mast month rs follows: Silver bullion
as received to the amount Of llO,3S ounces,
insisting of mixed silver coins, and bars Tor
image. The amount Of gold bullion receiv.
in the same time for coinage and imported
,rs latter neltiog) was for coins, 65,434, IA
,nces: l2,337 O3 ounces; Total, t1,6n II
,nces. The coinage for the month OF Feb
ary consisted Of $500 pieces, in double ea-
as, amounting to 100000. Total number
gold deposits for the month Of February.
4. No silver was coined during the last
onth.
WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
BY way of Portland we have dates IRON
'brury 18th. o,-
The Leschi excitement still RACES at olym..
a. Ths farmers were sowing wheat and
Is. The weather had been agreeable Tor
EEK before.
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FLOUR REDUCED
SJ 10 Per Barrel.

y1VEE subsctber respectfully Informs the eiii.
,srs Of Sunbery aud vicinity that lie has Just
received supply o! FLOUR, which he is offering
at wholesale or retail nom S5 DO. Sc 375 to
6 s7b per Da,>sl. lie. also sells rome as low a.
10 cts per qus-ier. all Of which lie WAR.
RANTS TO he Coed
CANDLES for ssle, wholesale or retail.
Thankful for past patronage be hopes to con-
,inus 70 merit the same.
GIVE HIM A CALL!
NJ. &. GEARHART.
Market St Sunbrry, Ps.
Februafy ~, ls5A---
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W HIN TON HOUSE.
w. A. COVERT, Proprietor,

SONBORY,P PA,
T>HE proprietor respectfully informs his friends
Il and the public generally. that he is repairing
and renovating the "Washington House," SO as
to entertain both transient and permanent visitors
in a suitable and comfortable manner.
Thankful for the patronage extended 10 his
father he respectfully soiicits the continuance OF
the same. He will take charge Of the wash.
ington House" on the first day Of April, next.
He will have an Omnibus running to the
different Railroad Depots for the accommodation
of Passengers, free of charge.
w. 4. COVERT.
Sunhury, March 20. 1885,
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LAND SALES IN KANsAs.--The President
has issued his proclamation, No. COL, for
sales Of public lands Offices at Kickapoo and
Lecompton. Kansas Territory. in July next.
The first sale at Kickapoo on the 5th July
embraces 796,695 acres, and that on the 10th
T0l ,0S2 acres. The snle at Lecompton on
the 5th July will embrace 756, ,446 acres nnd
that on the 18th, 656,5ll acres, making an
aggregate Of 2 9l2, l34 acres. These will be
the first public sales. of Government lands in
the Territory.
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CARD.
A CASH BUSINESS EXCLUSIVELY,

A CASH BUSINESS EXCLUSIVELY.
CHARLES ADAMS, 8. f. Corner Of Eighth and Arch
~ Streets, Phadelphia informs his old custouers and
the buyers of DRY GOODS GENERALLY, that he is
mnkng extra exertions for the prosecution Of his
tn. coming season, and in order enable him pur
goods for CASH, and sell them at the LOWEST MARAEr
rRCss, he has decided to sell the smallest possible
advance tS- FoR CA,n E1cLunvxLy! Al
He has reduced the price o most o the Goods Store
and has now open many NEw GooDs, suitable for the
SEASON, 10 which will be made daily additions
Care will be to accoinm date FRIENDS aud Plain
PERSONS generally, as heretofore
NEW DRESS GOODS, SHAWIS, Linens ant
FURNISHING GOODS generally.
Purchasers will find great advantage in giving earl,
call the motto being thc nimble srpence better thar
the slow shilling"
The situation is central, and the store well lighted.
March 81, 1s5S.-3m54w.
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METHODIST EPIsooPAL STArrsrics.-At the
9 meeting Of the East Baltimore Confer
.e a statistical table was prepared showing
membership. baptism and value OF the
.rch property during the year 1857. At
close of the last Conference year the white
mbsrship Of the East Baltimore district
mbered 6944. while at the close OF the pre-
ling year it numbered 7435, In the same
,rict the property in church buildings was
mated at S2O3.8n0, and the parsonages at
l.4OO. In the Frederick district the white
mbarship numbered 1922, against 3779 the
,csding year. The church property was
mated at S9l $50. and the parsonages at
$50. In Cumberland district the white
mbership numbered 1878, against 3648 for
proceeding year. The church property
8 valued at S69,265, and the paIsonages at
700. In the Bellefonte district the white
mbership was 1915. the church property
nod at ss0,lO0. and the parsonages at
400 In the Northumberland district the
tie membership was 5447, against 5063 for
, proceeding year. The church property
estimated at Sll2. 400 and the parsonages
Slips. In the Carlisle district the white
mbership was 4206, aguinst 4054 Tor the
aceeding year. The church property was
ned at SlOl,3Is, and the parsonages at
400. The whole white membership in
conference is 27,627, and the whole
ne Of the church property, including the
sonages. Was estimated at $3.50, ,46S.-
10. Patriot.
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Estate Of GEORGE DEwALT, Deceased

NOTICE to the heirs and ies.i representative.
~ Of George Dswslt, late Of Dslawa.s town.
ship. Northumberland county, deceased.
Take notice that by virtue Of q rule granted
Term, A. d. 1858, you, and each of you are
required to be and appear at an Orphans Court
to be held at sunbury. in and forsaid county. on
the first Mo, day Of April nett. and accept OF
refuse the real estate Of said deceased at the
valuation thereof. fixed by an inquest. held upon
the same on the Gath day Of December, 1887, oil
show cause why the same should not be ssld.
JAMES VANDYKE, Sheriff.
Sheriff. ofiss, sunbEy, Mssoh 9th. lsbs. !,
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
Alexander Jordan

VI.
r Villisp Davis and Geo. In the cour, Of
r. Lee, Executors OF Thos. Common pI... :,
Davis, Of Phila., deceased, Nor,b'd. Co No
and also Trustees of the SO. Nov r. m
widow and heirs Of said 1857. Wi, q,
deceased, and Joseph War Partition
ner. Of Philadslphis. and
VIM; hcCarty, Of sunbury.
In pursuance Of an order and decree of the
Court Of Common Pleas of said county. will he
exposed to public sale, at the Court House. in
sanbury, on MONDAY. the 9th day of APRIL,
next at o'clock. NJ, lots Nos. 4s6. AIS, Ala.
4sI, 43s and $50, in the town Of Shsmokin, az
laid ootpy McCarty, Davis, Warner and Jordan.
Condiliss of sale will be made known on tho
day Of sss.
JAMES vANDYKE, Sheriff
Sheriff. othes, eunbury.
hsrh esh, 1859.
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Estate of George Brosious. deceased

Office is hereby given to the heirs or legal
~ representatives of George Brosious, late Of
Georgetown. in Lower Mahonoy township, Ner-
thumberland county, Pennstlvanid. deceased,
that by virtue of an Alias writ of Partition end
valuation issued out of the Orphans Court of
sald county and to me directed, an inquest will
be held at the late residence of said deceased, In
Georgetown, on MONDAY, the 2and day of
March, next, at 10 o'clock a. NJ, for the purpose
OF making partition of the Real Estate of said
deceased, to wit: OF five certain tracts of land,
and four and half lots of ground in Georgetown.
aforesaid, one Limestone lot, and five Islands.
situate in the river Susquehanna in Lower NJ alrs.
noy township, Northumberland county. afotesad,
between the heirs or legal Representatives, and
tne "idow OF said deceased. At which time and
place YOU may attend IL you think proper.
JAMES VANDYKE, Sheriff,
sherif's Office, Sunbury,
JANUARY 80, 1858.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the follow.
ing named persons have filed their petitions
in the Prothonotary's Office, and that they
will apply to the next Court Of Quarter Sss-
sions OF the Peace OF Northumberland county
for License for Tsrsrps end Restaurants &c.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

TNHE large double frame house in the Borough
Il Of Northumberland, belonging to the estate of
G. H. Kay, deceased. This is a very desirable
residence, beautifully situated on the North
Branch Of the Susquehanna. with large garden,
Carriage House, Stable &C., belonging to it
Terms moderate. Enquire Of C. w. Scstcs,
William,port, or D. Brautisam, Esq, Nor.huin-
herlsnd.
March ~. 1858.
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GOING SOUTH.

The Philadelphia Mail Train going South connects with
the Mail Tram at Rupert going East at 10 p. NJ. for
CattawssA Port Clinton, Potsvile Reading, &C, arriy.
ing at Phiadeiphia at 25 p NJ Also with Mail Train
going West at O'Clock P. NJ. for Dapvle, Milton Mum
cy, WIllfamspon and Elma.
take the II O'Clock p NJ ExpIen train for Rmira
and the West lodge at Bloomsburg and take the o..
clock NJ Train going East Arriving at Philadelphia or
Harrisburg at ~ noon.
FL. LEAvENwoRTH
March I3' isoe-6m Superintendent.
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The Commonwealth of Pennsylvania

The Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.
To Joseph Hsugs awout,
Petor Hsughawou,. John Haughuwout, Nancy
in:ermarried with VIM. n. Kase, Elizabeth in
termarried with Esau Campbell, Mary Haugha.
wout widow of Leifert Haughawout, decd and
Mary Haughawout and Ephraim Lytle guardian
Of John j., Sarah Jane, Ephraim l.. and Mary
E. Haughswout, minor children Of said Lefiert
Haugha&out decd, Christopher Haughawout
Isaac Hauehawout, Jackson Haughawout Cal
win Haughawput, Dewitt Haughawout and The.
odosia intermarried with Isaac Dewitt. heirs and
Legal representatives, Of John Raughawout decd,
and to all other persons interested.
GREETING
Northumberland County, SIS.
You and each OF you ore
hereby cited to bS and appear before the Judges
Of our Orphans Court. at an Orphans Court tS
be held for said county the first Monday of April
next and then and there accept or refuse t. take
the real estate of the said John Haughawout al
the valuation placed upon it by an inquest hcil
thereon the a6th day of December 1887, or show
cause why the same shall not be sold. Ant
hereof fail not
Certified from the records Of our said Orphsn'i
Court at Sunbury, this 18th day of January, A
D., 1855, Thos. d. Grant Dept. elk. o. c.
The above named heirs and Legal representa-
tives will please take notice Of the above rule.
JAMES YANDYKE, Sheriff.
Sheriff Office, Sunbury,}
February 20, 1885,
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NOTICED
IN the matter of the settlement of the estate OF
Henry Fry, ST., late of Shamokintown.
NOTICE is hereby given that Hester Fry,
~ widow and relict of the said deceased, has
made her selection Of the personal property Of
said deceased, according to the act of Assembly,
made and provided for in such cases which will
he presented to the Orphans Court for approval,
on Monday, the 5th day of April next.
G. H. CODER, Administrator.
Shamokintown, March 18th, 1861
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ALEXANDER KER n,
IMronTEn AND WnoLEsALr DxALxR In
s A L T
L.

I34 South JVharses. Philadelphia, Pa.
ASHTON FINE. LIVERPOOL GROUND,
Ashton and Star Mills Dairy assorted sizes, con.
stantly on hand and for sale n lots to suit the
trade.
N. B-Orders solicited.
March l3, ls6s.-6m
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Estate of HENRY FpY sen deo.
Sherif's Office, Sunbury,
JANUARY 80, 1858.

NOTICE is hereby given that letters of adj.
mnstraton have been granted TO the sub
scrher on the estate of Henry Fry, sen late of
Coal township, Northumberland county, 1eceass,
Al persons indebted will please make immediate
payment and those having claims will pre,sn,
them duly authenticated for settlement.
GEORGE II. CODER, AJm'r.
February 20, 1885, 6t