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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-21

MTANTkD-A TEACHER.--We wish to EN-
w ploy competent TEACH Ek for the VII
I1msburg Female Academy, or to lease tbs pulld-
lnes 80 some one who will establish first class
+ EMALk SCHOOL. Williamsburg now offers a
fair field for the succ sss OF a good Female School.
The buildings are new and ample.
p, NJ THOMPSON,
q. DURFEY.
]. W. GUSTS,
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WINES, LiQUOKs ANp ]. ass :
w baskets choice GhamPssne ",sAs5,. fH.
quarts; OLD R,e Whlsxeya best .aa Ia -
brandS; Apple and Peach Brandy aHu
"'""'' u 0'Sa' . '' T. PLEASANTS., So
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-21

PIANO TUNING FOR tECY AND
fFSFAE IOCNTRV.-F. s. BIDWELL respect
nv ~ 'fqly gives notice that he Will return IN
Richmond IN a few days, prepared 70 devote his
entire attention to PLANO TUNING. He begs 10
say to all who NAV favor hum with their orders
that whatever he undertakes in this way Will he
'cetE done. Reference can be gwen of his fidelity
and skill to the many respectable families both IN
the CITY and country, for whom he has had the
honor OF tunIng. Persons IN the country requiring
MS services Will please address, by mail,
F. s. RIDW ELL,
At Morris Book and Piano Store.
I-Af 4,t,,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-21

DiNEAfrLrS. ftNtAf
= oeiVsa' INV fesiS hh' ~" 4. ANTI,
Next ho,r 10 FSchAAS9- -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-21

SOrAS AND TEfE-A-fslsu ard Tee
- aud for sale low. several oon'' ~
Tetes, Slng 10 and Double l.oaasss, TX N0Ii
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-21

iNTANTED-A HOUSE, wish to rent or lease
w a HOUSE, for one, three or FIVE years. TOR n
small family, with no children, convenient to the
Banks or Post Office. Address p. D. box No. 40.
&c Sc ISIS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-21

Tor SALE.-The subscriber offers for sale 10
u, remain N Richmond or its vicinity, a NEGRO
is good COOK, can WASH and IRON, and make
herself as useful generally as any servant. This
woman has always borne good character, as those
who know her will testify. Appl, to
Sc l5-4t w. II, PEASANTS. Is h ST,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-21

sgsS@ The u. =. MAIL STEAMSHIP
e<1EE4s JAM ESTOWN, Capt, VHOs. SKINNER,
@ff171e=2 VIII receive freig 1t to day, FRIDAY
up To the hosr of2 O'Clock.
So 2l--lt LUDLAM & WATSON.
A.lk,..,----77T7--; FOX IY NIitfUHG- To leave
rTz;ss2-.ssis--ay=k-g 2ATURDAY + IN \ G.-The
S--=-Asz1A1<-=H-z Canal Boat RIST0L viii
leave as above. For freight, apply to
WA. p. cox.
sc 2-2t At the Shed, DOCK st.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-21

a.. EUk RENG-A new and desirable BRICK
E:a HOUSE, containing four rooms, with Brick
A~Ahltchen, on Adams street., between dam and
Cary, Possession given about the LIST of Novem-
Der. Appl, on the premises se2l-ut
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-21

= r.
WAN D-several FIRST CLASS snOE.
w MAKERS, to work Gents and Youths
work. None but first GLASS ones need apnly fH
- FISHER K 'OHTON.
sc 2l-1t 236 Broad st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-04

TS ACCOMPLISHMENTS DISTRICT SOUTH Ca.
j roiinn--Jsmes X. Addison and EltnAbeth Addspm
BIN for sale and partition Of Rea hsas Of Rich
nr rcrdbsm deeesssd Pursuant the decree made Ia ins
op the 9Th sf SeptembeI I ne undsrnKpei hsresy
John and benjamin Fsrdsam sadrcn OF tniu
yordtan who brother cf R,hard Fnrdham. late Of
hssto dsesssec and also upon hra Hazel ancthsr child
OF the Fcrdbara aud the chdron of the sd
pares respectively before hin basors tie Ia
day February and estabsh her ghts In sdd enat
m dstarrsd fora benefit unc.r .hs doc-e 70 be mrcs
In ME ~rrrr JAMES TUPPha,
has2- In Rquisy, Jssrics;on, s. 9,
r. ldr2.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-04

N Sole rss I'D nsard
DICK THE WSS sRWssoy AoFa Or YSuNu HousRs AMERICA
A-LXD-is-THE-Lsaf,, or THE FEMALE GUARD.
NIBLo's SALOON alIn Sus rsrv,s xrxsrvv,s
Sonday evening" Jau 1860 and eyery evening during the
or h Cd n % Who VIII ] s
f0u''' OIL NagHSfi TSPskrhfpENrED 4 SUCCESS
o. the highly amusing comedy written expressly for and play
90 '''' y MRS. RS DAYS sEw YEAR CALLS FOR
ter Eugene IN bis original character OF Lucinda Day cha
In the piece viii be presented new seen.
painted expressly Tor the occasion representing beautiful
between Asolphus gnayer sad Augustus Truman whcl
e . VII cake vsy part and show his superiority
varied programme the week. For par,cu
Door opens $50, TO commence at 1880 Tickets .,
NEW YEARS CALLS, VIEW YEARS CALLS,
~ N.s.m, ssVaGs, NlGni e Tp Tr@Gr, o,c,lg ,c,,.
6l5 Broadway.
light io@ until ocscs Admission 20 osn. asr 'r''''a'
MISS LAURA KEsNE
NIX; BoURCICAULr
u now engaged upon
JzASfs fsH'iSd SEAMS,
rHE HEART OF MID LOTHIAN.
~ soon as the new scenery
MISS Agnes AfS sossEfsSs 81 fshssl:'l' will permit
VII MAKE her s in s s chAerof
Err1E DEANS
MISS LAURA KEESp
And md Don s " T :. sAKEE
ana coD. q he sahor aspossi nss
The drama will represent
% IL I o. n 81 III q, Of
s M ss r NAE. s Ss ly
Iava Deans cottage nc land of Dnnas ptes hs ooer's
'ns ss,an cr = s &. kEss S. ares +, s he a
THE TaIAL OF EfFIs DEANS
The defence Madges eyidence the animation Of Jesnic;
ACT 1.-THE ssrsrtuss o, jeanne for London he Dlsri
. InE PALAcE or % SHEEN
ucrsy; queer; Jssa,s G'al' ss rardoa. - '
rHi Ai5faS 81 ILL 9S SGsGtiSs. Taf ySs6oorH
7 1rRA KEEsE,s IIEATRF
fiEsf BENEFIT sff' * AaiSq?if FsE fhsRs
ss" ~ lsy svEs1ss p {. s,s x !
And. for the srst time here, ne fsresef rocw
Boz book now OPEN.
w sR A. II. psvEspoRr
lh0KsoAY EyKNiNd, January s. isS
wten viii be presented the most saccessfa production Of the
THE oCToROov
with s admirable cast ,gnfocnt scenery ling esocs
a., &c
t-s,s may be secured on Wednesday.
I ARD Hit o,
A HUSBAND TO ORDER,
AT WALLACK'S.
S1OO -rxHIsITyoN NOW IN Full; AND sUccEss
fills and interesting, drawing large audiences
tle OF the perties desires ~ seil hia halt cheap
pIGo5 4 souThWIVk, ei Nassau sxc.s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-04
LEGAL NOTICES.

A UDIrORs NOTlCE.-PHrILP BERGMAN w. THE
q Cumberland City Bank, and J. r. AMMAN Trustee No
Li7 Tquy In The Circuit Court for AlegAany opanty State
Of an1n pursuance OF tho decree passed IN The above
cause notice In hereby given 70 all holders Of the Of
cub;iop and other creditors OF the Cumberland City
swessd 70 produce their said notes or other csss before
me- before the third Monday ia January, in tho year
1850 when shall proceed 10 between ]. r.
AMMAN Trustee Aforesaid and The ios OF said bank
making rseae distribution, amer proper deductions msde f1
payment OF Trustees conmon And expenaes and tbe
taxes IN the shove suit Of al funds In the hands Of said
Amougt The G1ere,t cedtors; otherwise they wiz
ursrucd ali bcneat of distribution anongst creditors
bo made Of sad fund.
WILLIAM KIL0oUR, Special Audlior.
CuxbypIArp, Nd, Nov. 25, 1859
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-04

"A I PRIVATE SALE OR BY SuBsCKIPTION-THREF
a vIy fine Pantngs-.l. BY Gregore of Antwerp. 5r
subject "And Nathan sad unto David
the man" eusanna and the Elders g. The Morning Pray
each $780, viii be cold At less than half their To
be 24l Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-04

ATLANTIC ROYAL MAIL STEAM NAVIGATION
"A Corapeuy's New York ard Galway lnc-The next Do.
s,srtrre from York viii be the splendid and powerful
isssruphp rkINCE ALBERT Captain Prowss which viii
r. 20 receive royal sg This vesse has been greatly
iprcveS outlay; her nodstions have been
iuo s.aed of the nes and fastest steamers
n6oAS -. -. -.
PyIuxs cy PAaAeaFiryt class, 800 y76 and 800 Qater
ys. t GALWAY ouy third $50 including free tc<ets
81 e principal cies the main railway routes OF Great
Third must provide plass knife,
fork &c. and bedding Passengers % 81 Johns-Fr cass
Passage In tho third class be
cured 10 brspg persons out from Galway for So
kJeX HOLLAND 4 CO..
Agents for The iine, No. 64 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-04
HORSES CARRIAGES, .EC.

| A HARNESS FOR ssLE-CHEAP; LruHT SINGLE,
n sily yer mounted Harness will be SOLD vory loS
Apply for two taysm 6s Orchard street GrA~d In tho
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-04

E'RANKIIH MUSEUM. III GRAND STREET, ONE DooR
II frrm broadway.
Twice Every day commencing o. O'clock the stsrnoon
sri In tie evening The entire troupe DEL Agr
ISIS comprising of tho beautiful young aep i.
iAe world viii appear AdmissonOrcrhsslra SO cena
boxes 70 cents, private boxes S seats stage s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-04
SPECIAL NOTICES.
LyMERAID MIXES OF MUZo.
u ZEE GkaNAp1An oovRsNMEsr INVITES

YJAgSDEN's ExPREss
forwards vauabes and Mereh dss 10 and FROM and colecx
d. Jsits bills, DC In all psrts OF the
East, WEST md SOUTH
VIII receive goods or orders 70 ''cNl," At
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-04
SHIPPING.

DoyAL MAn. sTEAxeHIP ASIA FOR IIvERPooL-
IL The ASIA n q Lot, Commander. vii vail from the
Dok Jer.ey City with e mai snt oassssges
fcr Europe Wednesday, The 9Th inst Passsnerrs
oussted 10 be The AR ABA will su
or he issh instant h. CUNARp, No. 4 30 Wing Green
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-04

a.he OF The "insbrisies Friend Scc.ey hayIns taken
part Of the bu'dpg 1874 ChssSm door
Mulberry, 'isenrses Hooie" appes 70 tbs
benevolent for aid 10 Htrg and sus4pi,g
temporary for victims OF juepeelnce
be found worthy of retormatory asssauce fhey sois do
nations clothing and furniture particularly be1seais and
bedding TO purchase hese and other
with the hssudance that scrcly anything of this SORT how
vslueess u the would be welcome Home
Please send to notify tn Treasurer Ho Ch,e c. Leigh
al 563 Broadway, the Chairman. DR. nolgrass at i3
East Broadway. By order OF ise Committed.
JOHN GLOVER. Secretary.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1860-10-13

No. ~ NOVEMBER TERM, 1860.

William Shipmsn vs.. Abraham Sarvis, Exc
cutor Of the last will and testament OF Hsrman
Shipman, deceased, with notice to Susan ship.
man, widow Of said deceased; Mary Sarvls,
daughter Of said deceased, aud her husband Abra
ham Sarvis John Weiser husband OF Lydia
Weiser, deceased, who was daughter OF SAID
deceased and John Weiser and Thomas Benton
Weiser, sons Of said Lydia Weiser. deceased,
and William Shipman son of said deceased, all
heirs and legal representatives Of said Harman
Shipman, deceased, terre-tenents.
NORTHUMBERLAND COUNTY, ss.
The Commonwealth of Pennsy lvania to the
Sheriff Of Northumberland county, GREkTiSe !:
Whereas. William Shipman, plaintiff, lately
Il. ST. in our Court OF Common Pleas for the
county aforesaid. before the Judges of the same
Court at Sunbury. to wit 22d day Of April, in
the year Of our Lord one thouss nd eight hundred
and fiy.nine. by the judgment Of the same
Court, did recover against Abraham Sarvs, ex-
ecutoi of the last will and testament of Harmun
Shipman, deceased, as well and certain debt of
one hundred and ninety-six dollars and eight
cents, as also eight dollars and sixty eight cents,
costs, whereof the said defendant is convicted,
&c, as appears of record, &c.
Yet the execution of the said judgment re.
maneth TO be made as on the information OF the
silu plalntlll, we nave Deen given To unuersthnu
Wherefore the said plaintiff besought us to pro.
vide for him p.oper remedy is this behalf, and
because we are willing, that those things that in
our same Court are rightly acted, should be
brought to do execution We command you,
that justly and without delay by good and lawful
men Of your bailiwick you make known to the
said defendant that he be and appear before our
Judges at Sunhury, at our Court of Common
Pleas, there to be held the first Monday of No.
vember next, 10 shew cause if any he has why
the said judgment should not be revived post
annum ct diem aud to continue lien for five years
and also why the said plaintiff, execution against
him, according to the form and effect Of the re.
co,ery aforesaid, ought hot to have, and further
TO do and receive all and whatever our said Court
shall consider in that behalf And have you then
and there this writ. Witness, Alex lander lor-
dan, Esquire, at Sunbury, the twsnty.ninth day
of August in the year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and sixty.
ID. BECKLEY, Pro,honotary.
Prothohotarys Office,
Sunburv. Oct 6, 1860.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1860-10-13
SHERIEF SALES.

RY virtue Of certain writs Of Vendi,oni Ex-
- ponas, issued out Of the Court OF Common
Pleas of Northumberland county, to me directed
will be exposed to public sale at the Central
Hotel, in the borough Of Sunbury, Northumber'
land county, Pennsylvania, on Thursday, the LIST
day OF November next, 1860, at 2 o'clock p. NJ.
The following described real property, to wit:
Two certain contiguous Lots of Ground, situ-
ate In the town Of Trevorton, , in Zerbe township
Northumberland county, Pennsylvania, being
lot No. | and 2 in Block No. SO on the general
plan Of said town, bounded on the south by Mar
ket street, on the east by lot No. in same block.
Rail Road street on the north, and street
on the west, containing each rs feet in front and
! SO feet in depth. Seized taken in execution
aud to be sold as the property Of Isaiah Morgan
and Mary Morgan.
ALSO:
AZ the same time and place, all that certain
lot Of ground situate in the town Of Shamokin
in Coal township, Northumberland county. Pa,
bounded on the north by Dewsrt street, on the
south by q lot OF George keely, on the east by
street, and on the west by lot now or late of
George H. Coder, whereon is erected q one and
a half story frame house. Seized taken in execu.
ton and TO be sold us the property OF Jacob
Mutcher.
At the same time and place. two lots Of ground,
situate in the town of Sha amokin, Coal township
Northumberland county, Pennsylvania, being lot
No. 5 and 6 it, block No. | on the general plan
of said town, bounded by Sunhurv street on the
east, and north by lot OF DR.. Atwater and lot Of
John Bordner on the west whereon is erected a
two story double frame House a frame stable
outbuildings, &c. Seized taken in execution
andt to I've sold as the property Of Charles Hennin.
ger and Benjamin Mariz.
At the same time and place, two certain con.
tigu'us lots Of ground, situate in the town Of
Shamokn in Coal township, Northumberland
county, being lots Nos. and 2 in block No. 81
on the general p an Of said town. 'front.' ny on
Pine street on the north, and bounded OH the
ives: by third street, east hy lot of Washington
Snink, and south hy Containing each
IS ieet in front aud so fee, in depth. on lot No.
| whereon is erected a two story frame house, a
well Of water with a chain pump, andal small
frame stable, and on lot No . 10 erected, an out.
kitchen, coal house, outbuildings, &c. Seized
taken in execution and TO be sold as the property
Of Daniel {. Sm!nck.
JAMES vANDYKE, Sheriff.
Sherir's Office, Sunbury.)
October l3, 1861.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1860-10-13
SHERIFF SALES.Y

- r u I,,: r.
'n'uo VI oe''a'n w'"' " w, Wv. :. a..
~ Pohas nno he'a a''"s n5..,',,'I | ', '.'
Noo'' VI Nopnon iieas, W No'N',' 'a"' '','
county, 10 me uiteceu' VIII oc eAP'se. ~ puoi''
sa'e AZ 'he Pupnc mouse OF 'osePn n,oi'', :"
.ho borough o. mn.oh No'.nuhpe'ia"' eou'o
IehhsyNanla' on uesosy me ,o'h oay ., Ot'o'
oer next 'ooo, al o CLOCK r. W. "e 'o''o""S
described real property TO VII
A certain lot or piece oil ground situate IN
Turbut township Northumberland county rem
sylvaiia, i'll What is called DAVIS d Marrs addi-
tion to Lower Milton" bounded on the north
by lot occupied by Joseph Ludwig, OH the
south by lot Of William and James Hull on
the east by what is called Front street and ON the
west by all \ Hey.
ALSO:
Another certain lot of ground situate in Tur-
but ownship, aud in what Is called David 2iuns
addition to Lower Milton, bounded ON the north
by lot OF John Heniher, on the south by lot
occupied l'y Paul Mausieller, Oh the east by
Front street. and on the north Ivy an Al cv. TN
which is erected n tw" story frame dwelling housc
and email frame stable.
Seized takin in execution and to be sold as
the property Of w. kreizer, and Michael Brobst.
ALSO:
Al the Central Ho,pl !, tho t,,,o,,o,, &C
Snnburv. North county pennsvIyon;a nm WI
nesJ.v III. I'm d,v ~ C,r,,herIsen a,o,,s,i.
p NJ two certain c,p,;,u,us lots ,r o,r,,rI -,
ate in the t,wn Of C;rorsc,nwn in Inn.r n ,ha"
oy ,ownsbip Northumberland cnun,v pernsy,,a,
mia, bounded on the north Ivy land late of Georee
and Jobn Eroc;ous an tho o,,, h, s,,.,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1860-10-13
ORPHANS COURT S-1LE
OF
Valuable Real Estate !

IN pursuance Of an order OF the Orphans
Court Of Northumberland county, will vbe eX-
posed to public sale, at the Court House, in
.he borough Of Suubury, on Saturday, the Sd
day or November next, certain tract Of luud
situate in the township of Upper Augusta.
Northumberland county, adjoining land OF
Michael Sbipe on the north, land OF John
Farnswortb on the east, Shamokin creek and
land Of John W. Frying on the south, and
land Of Joseph G4ss on the west, containing
IS acres, more or less, about 70 acres of which
are cleared and in high state OF cultivation,
whereon are erected two story log dwelling
house weather boarded, a large baIk barn, q
two story frame tenant house, with cellar and
ice house -euder il, aud other outbuildings !
also, good well OF water, good orchard, &c.
Also, certain other messusge aud tract Of
land situate in said township Of Upper Au.
gusta ad olning Shamokn creek ana land OF
Joseph Gass on the north, other land OF said
intestste and Joseph Savdge on the east. land
OF ohm w. Peale and Samuel Y. Sickle on
the south, and land Of Philip Sarvey on the
west, containing 90 acres, more or less-about
60 acres Of which are cleared and in q good
state Of cultivation whereon ore erected a
large two story log dwelling house, rough cast,
large bank balu, wagon shed, and numerous
other outbuiIdings, good, never falling spring
OF water, good peach and apple orchard, &c.
The Shamohin Valley Railroad passes tbro
both Of the above mentioned farms, about y
miles east OF Sudbury.
Also, another certain messuage and piece o
| land, situate in said town Of Upper Augusta
adjoining Shamokin creek and land Of Joseph
Gass on the north, and adjoining the other
! land Of the said Silas Wolyerton, deceased
last above mentioned and described on the
east, south and west, containing three and 1
half ucres, more or less, Gil of which is clear
ed and in a good state OF cultivation wbereol
are erected one end half story log house,
frame stable, good spring Of water, &c.
Also, certain other messuage and piece o
lsud, situate in said township Of Upper Au
guSta, adjoining Shauokn creek aud land o
the estate of said intes,ate on the north lane
OF John W. Frying on the east land Of Jos
! Ssyidge on the south, aud other land Of ssiC
intestate on the west all OF which is cleared
aud in q good state Of cultivation, aud con
tanning six acres, more or less. Late the es
tate Of SIlas WolyertoE, deceased.
Sale TO commence at 10 o'clock a. NJ. o
said day, when the terms aud conditions o
sale will be made known by
WILLIAM REED,
Administrator.
BY order Of the Court.
j. b. MAssgR, Clerk, U. &.
Sunbury, Oct. G, 1850.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1860-10-13
Estate of George Derk, deceased
Sheriff $ Uffice,
Sunburv, Oct. 6, 1850.

Gideon Derk, 10 the Orphans Court
rs. Of Northumberland
The heirs of George County, Aug. Term,
Derk, decd. 1860.
Rule on the heirs and legal representatives
to accept or refuse to take the Real Estate Of
decedent at the valuation thereof made by an
Inquest or sbew cause why the same should
not be sold.
To the heirs and legal representatives OF
George Derk, late of Cameron township Nor.
thunberland county. Pennsylvania, deceased,
to wit: Samuel Derk, residing in the State Of
Ohio; Catharne Derk, iDtermarried with Ad.
am Fees Elizabeth Derk, intermarried with
George kerstetter; George Derk, Michael
Derk, Daniel Derk, John Derk Gideon Derk,
Benjamin Derk, Peter Derk, Maria Derk, in
termarried with Benjamin Weary; Medone
Derk, Christiaunu Derk, intermarred with
Philip Gruber; Solams Derk, in,ermarred
with Andrew kluger, all residine 10 North
cumberland county, and Leah Derk, iDtermer.
ried with Solomon Bullg, residing in Potter
county, Pa.
You aud each Of you are hereby notified.
that 10y virtue Of the above Rule of Court. you
are required 10 be and appear at an Orphans
Cour, to be- held at Sudbury. in and for the
county Of Northumberland on the fret Mon
day Of November next (ls6O) and then and
there accept or refuse to take the Real Estate
Of the said George Derk, deceased. at the val
uutiou thereof made by an Inquest thereon
had, or show cause, il Guy you huve, why the
said premises should not be sold according to
the Act Of Assembly in such case made and
provided.
JAMES YANDYKE. Sheriff
Sheriff's Office,
Sunbury Oct. 6, le60.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1860-10-13
AUDITORS NOTICE.

'E'HE undersigned auditor, appointed by the
II Orphans Court Of Northumberland county,
to distribute the balances If the money in the
hands of OTasha Ncwbeuy. A Adminittrstor Of
AIbin Newberry deceased, and Of Joseph Priest.
ley, trustee of said deccdent to and among tie
parties legally entitled thereto will attend to
the duties OF his said appointment at his office in
the Borough OF Northumberland, Nor,humher.
land county, Pennsylvania, on Monday the % h
day Of October next 1860. at 10 O'Clock A. NJ,
DAVID TAGGART, Auditor.
September 29th, 1860.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1860-10-13

Marke, Square, one door east Of the Post Office
SUNBURY, PA
rGNHE undsrsig gned. respectfully announce to
IL the citizens of Sunbury and vicinity. that
thsy, have Just received and opened at their new
Millinery Store, the largest and best assortment
of Millinery Goods, ever brought to this place;
They also keep large assortment OF Ladies
Dress Goods, such as Silks, DE LANES, Merlnos,
Dress and Bonnet Trimmings, DC. &c.
Dresses made 10 order at the shortest notice
and in the latest style.
Call and examine their stock, no charges for
showing Goods.
sunbury, October 10, 1850.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1860-10-13
THE PHILADELPHIA
Cash Drug, Paint and Glass Store.


s. W. COR. FOURTH 4 CALLowHlLL STREETS,
PHILADELPHIA.
nRUGGIsTS, Merchants, Farmers, and the pablo
everywhere will sell u, wholesale and retail, Ia
the Spring Trude OF is6O heavy stock OF Drugs Med
cIes Chemicals, &c, &c, &c.
qualities.
10000 Pounds of Putty, White, Black, Red, &c in Bulk
Bladders.
aOOoo Ga IONS Linseed Oh, Spirits Tapenne Campheas
2n Tons OF Pure White Lead in bJls., bbs 100 So es
and II. lbkegs.
80 Tons Of Peal Snow White Lead in bbs, Jbls 100,
So rs aud ~! 10. kegs.
30 Tons OF New York White Lead, in bbs 1 bLls 100
So 25 and ~. u. kegs.
IS Tons Pure French White Zinc, in bbs, bbi., 100
50, 2s and -! Id kegs
10 Tons oi American snow White Zc, in bbs bbls 100
5O;25 and ~! 10 kegs.
30 Tons Of Lshgh American Zinc in bLls bbs 100 So
2j, and IL. ID, kegs
IS Tons Of Znc Paints Of different coors in Lbs bb!.
100, 50, IS and l2t 10 kegs
30 Tons OF Mineral PInts, different cclOrs dry oI
ground IN OIL
10000 pounds Of pure French Green, Chrome Green Yc
low, Bue, Black and utner colors, dry or in oil
900 pounds o Smalts' assorted Blue, Black, Red Gree
and other colOrs
100 Packs of Gold I.enf GLACIERS piamoAds Gazs.'
Patty, Hawk Knives &c.
&c Paint, Nsrnsh and Gasomine Brushes, together with
a complete rnent Of class Goods embraced In lhe
Drug and Paint Business
ALSO,
5000 bhls. Roman Cement.
1900 RoSeudale und Hydraulic Cement.
1000 Calcned, Land Dentistry, Casting Plnset, Ss.
rT- Al Of which viii sell al Wholesale and Retall at
sroa 10 10 20 per cent less than other establishments
HENRY a. ID. BANkS,
Proprietor Of the
Philadelphia Cash Drug, Paint and Glass Store,
Sou'hWes corner II Fourth and Calowhll SIS, Phis.
Match 3, i-6o-5ue