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Lo cal A Hai rs.
SABBATH SCHOOL CONVENTION.
HALF FARE BY STEAMERS TO AND FROM
ST. PAUL.

Arrangements have been made with the
Packet Compapy's and Davidson's lines of
steamers, by.which Delegates attending the
Convention to be held in st. Paul on the
18th of June, and travelling by either Of
the above lines, on the Mississippi or Mime
sofa rivers, will receive free return tickets.
Delegates will obtain the tickets from clerks
Of steamers as they come to the city.
r. MARVIN,
Chairman Committee of Arrangements.
Country papers please notice.
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.yG .gt .s. MILWAUKEE. May 20.
But very little change in financial matters.
All Illinois money but that taken at par in
Chicago is discredited here. Exchange steady
and cannot be called at 7per cent. A
NEW YORK, May 20.
Stocks shade higher but quiet. Money
plenty, but not in an over active demand. Chi
cago ard Rock Island, 65; Galena and Chicago,
SO; Hudson, 354; Erie, zig; New York Central,
ut; Missouri e's, 378; United States 6's, 81;
Registered, SS4.
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by Telegraph NEW York, May 81.
Flour-receipts 1904 bbls. Market without
important change holders anxious to realize.
Receipts of wheat, "a, 4Sl bushels. Market
heavy and dropping. es.
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BRYAN,s PULMONIC WATERS

ANS rULMONIV
Are unfailing in the OF Coughs, Colds, Asthma
Bronchitis, Sore Throat, Hoarseness Difficult Breath
ing, Incpient Consumption and Diseases of the Lungs
They of medicine, and any child will take
them Thousands have been restored to hes h thathad
before despared. Testimony given in hundreds ofca.
ses. a single dose relieves in ten minutes.
Ask for Bryans Pulmonic Wafers-the original and
only genuine ia stamped Bryan" Spurious kinds
offered for sale. Twenty five cents box. Sold by
dealers generally. III "3. 0.E
JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor, Rochester, n. \.
For sale by DAY jerks, St. Paul, and all good
Druggists. q -.se FUr. ftB oc24-dAwly.
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A. COUGHs.-THE SUDDEN

changes o, onr climate are sources OF Pulmonary
Bronchi i and Asthmatic Affections. Experience hay
ing proved that simple remedies often speedily and
certainly whea in the early stages OF the disease
recourse should at once be had to Brow IS Bronchial
of the throat slight, by this precaution
more serious attack may be efectualy wsrded ID.
Public Speakers and Singers Will lind them efectua for
clearing and strengthening the voice: See advertise
ment dec2-d,twAw6m
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The RIVER RIsINa.-The river is rising
at this point and above. The Winona PEG.
pie even, are getting little alarmed. The
Republican of late date says The river
is rising quite fast just now, with every
prospect of flood by the first of June,
greater than any we have ever had before
since the first settlement of Winona.
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The BEEF MARKET.-Weh aer many com.
plants of purveyors for families and board.
ing houses at the high price prevalent for
fresh meat, especially beef. There has been
a rise Of 25 per cent recently, attributed by
many to the " war which is generally said
to be provocative of high prices of provis.
ions. The real cause, though, is owing to
the fact that the market is SO poorly sup.
piled with beef cattle. Butchers say that
they can hardly keep supply on hand Of
coed fat cattle, and have to give higher
price consequently. This ought not to be,
as Minnesota farmers. can raise beef more
proftably, as a general thing, than any
thing else they produce just now. Let
them send in their fat cattle and secure a
good market now. sna al.i....s.. rs
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The Roads are well stocked with First Glass Horses
Concord Coaches with careful and experienced Driv-
ers. all under the control OF competent Agents.
SCHEDULE OF DEPARTURES FROM ST. PAUL.
For St. Anthony and Minneapolis Three times daily
at 8 and o'c.ock A. M, and P. NJ.
For Manomn, Anoka, Monticello, Sank Rapids and
st. Cloud-Daiy ~ O'Clock A. NJ. Arrive at st. Cloud
at O'Clock p NJ.
For Belle Prairie Fort Ripley and Crow Wing-Mon-
Gays and Thursdays at O'Clock A M.
For Richmond. Alexandria, Breckinridge. Fort Alb
err rom bic, Georgetown, Pembina and Red River Set
misunderstanding and Tuesdays at O'Clock p. NJ.
For Enthusiastically at O'Clock Am.
For perIor-Every Monday, at O'Clock AM.
For New Canada, Columbus, Sunrise with connec.
tons to Bayfed-Every Monday and Thursday.
Mail for Pembina, Fort Garry, and the Red River
Settlement-Leaves every Saturday at O'Clock A. NJ.
For further particulars enquire at the General Office
on Third street, the American the Office
the North Western Express Company.
j. c. BURBANK,
mayE Manager.
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.D.I E ID.

In wnchester Tennessee. on the l2,h ult Rev. B. g..
JUDD, aged IS. formerly Of chanhsssen, Minnesota.
Dsceaseds deah was caused by injuries received In
aall from the promenade Of the Captol 81 Nashville
~o~.*t
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HE'S" containing demulcent ingredients, allay Pum0.
airy and Bronchial Irritation.
Inat trouble in my Throat (for
which the TkOCHES are q specifc.)
BROWNS having made me often q mere whis-
TROCHES ,..omm.,. ,,., Mp. p. WILLIS " LIS -
ppowN,s Rev. E. H. CHAPLIN.
= 'Have proved extremely servicea-
rROCHES able ss for HE S4ssfS WARD BEEeHER
% Almost instant relief tn the dis
ppouN,s dressing labor OF breathing peculiar to
rROUHES conain no' opium IN or anything in.
DR.. A. A. HAYES,
BROWNS Chemist.
rROOHES "a simple and pleasan, combina-
'r2 '~'''' - "a. +. B1GELow,
"Benehcialn BRONCHITIS"
rROCHES Dr. ''F' w. LAA S..S,n
~ have proved them excellent for
ppovN,s Who0png i0ugh."
bho""S Rev. H. w.wARREN.
rRoCHEs Beneficial, when eomp sHs;Sn' to
.oowu,s Rev 81. ?. ANDERSON,
rROCHES ness and Irritation Of he ,fhross. g
''" P1of s X. Say Joa IN sss11'
BROWNS Teacher Of 1MS Music, scu SSs;:
rROCHES ,,s., benefit r ssmi .s. oOll s;
and after preaching, as they prevent
! BROWNS doarseness From their past effect
think they will be of permanent ad.
EkOOHES Vantage to me-"
Rev, E. X. ROWLEY, A. M.
RRowN,S President OF Athens College,
... 1Tenn.
rROCHES
OWNS "a. SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS,
AT
IhOCaEO TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
BOX.
dec2-d swem.
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Few are awaresofthe importance of checking cough
or common cold" in its first stage that which IL the
cegnning would yield to mild remedy. if neglected.
soon attacks the Lungs "BRowN's BRONCHIAL TRo'
HE'S" containing demucent ingredients, aay Pulmo.
airy and Bronchial Irritation.
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Monetary Matters.

'si"aA .'a ?" 2 6r. PAUL, May %. .
The following named Illinois and Wisconsin
Bank, are the only Banks of those States re-
csived at par in this city ~
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M A r r I E d.

At Fort Ripley, Minnesota the 18th instant, by the
Rev. E. g. Gear, father Of the bride. ROSE ANGIE
LINE to Lieutenant A. =. LAT1MER U. 8. A.
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Produce Market.
RELIEF IN TEN M1surE

q p II GAL NOTICE s.
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COMMERCIAL NURSERIES.

II. r. HOOK EES, ~ CO.
RocHgsiAR. n. I
JOHN w. BTCHER. Local Ar,nt. Sp,,,.,
r.,
,r,,. .,...u -
Wv su"'s'o',; ,, 81. "asHs Serp appointed 'oeaI
= - s ,S' s'l, VI, VI ,, .u,t uo'.; l'an'5'
lii 49, y. D'.V iV ,,o'. ,e',"''e u,'ehes'
this method, ms more certain hsn hy n,,,oinino "
them through travelling agents Amopc tb,sc
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East OF GAslSES,

ErOR TRIAL in the Court Of Common Pleas Of Nor.
l. thumbe and county, at April Tenn, 1851
PLAINTIFF. DEFENDASIs
John p. Summers John McRe!nod.
WIN ii FrYmlte vs John hlIlieI
George Lyon VS. Fagely, Robins & Co.,
John Vincent, dec, Adm'rs vs DAVID ats1n, decd ,
Executor,
8 Edward IIelfeasiein VS. West Branch Insurance Co.
Peter Henmlnget vs llaupt Long,
John Vincent, dec, Adn'Fs vs. David Watson, deed
Executor.
Ira r Clement, VS. Jsmes Beard
9George BLOSSOMS, dec Adm'rS va Peter BiK,er,
III David Snyder VS. rhonRs Barr,
II Isaac kupp Jenny and Jane Rebecca PennypacNer
IL David Lewis Miller va Dr. En- Franciskus.
10 same vsD Arnwine and wife,
II Philip liigert, dec, Adn'fs VS. David Eshbach,
IS solomon Snyuer VS. W and Riley Btstian,
10 J. Masser VS. Big Mountain Improvement CO.
y Gross and kunkle VS. James Covert
Is Matthew Getty vs. Christian Albert
- ID II Drleshach and wife VS. Julian Drlesbach,
20 Abraham German Joseph Green and Fred Brwrn'n
Il james Malone vs. sham"kIn Valley rOisviIle Rail
ruHt Company,
% Patrick Qninn VS. Henry Kaufman
- Commonwealth lOr J SchInInkey James Van yAo
aud Bail,
~ lesse Horton VS. Clement and Weze
rs Lawrence Tieney W IlllHm II MARI
"a Nagle, Wiugrte q Co rs John b McliGck,n
~ Haas Bowen vs Benjamin Sheen
25 Michael Graham VS. Ralph Boyle, decd EH'r,
80 Goodman aud Noodle,
30 George Mckee VS. Joseph Lang
81 George Pensyl vsS DOu,y sno IN
80 Daniel ROhrbach vs. John y Het!Ck
81 Juhu KeIter VS. John Shisser
81 Gabriel Kline VS. George Mckee
IS Jacob Frederick Us Ralph Boyle, decd, Ext.
80 Philip TshopP, dec'd Admir-, ys Charles W Higgins.
81 Henry rschnpp decd, Admr, Charles W HcEms,
3S Christian TschnPp decd Adn'r Chas W Heglns,
80 Pennsylvania State lumatlc Asylum vs. NoIhuuher-
land county
10 John Kei,er and wife rs Krefrt 4 Shlssier
The first fifteen "t the abye stated VIII b" Tor
tra the first week and The balance for the SECOND week
DANIEL BECkLEl, Plothonotuy,
Prothonotary's Olfre !
Snnbury, March ., 1861
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people, ur TIE
KEYSTONE ST 80.
PROCLAMATION.

y DICE is hereby given that the several
- Courts of Common Pleas, General Quarter
Sessions of the peace, and, Orphans Court, Court
of Oyer and Terminer aud General Jail Delivery,
in and for the county Of Northumberland, To
commence at the Court II use, in the borough OF
Sunbury, at 10 o'clock, 4. VI. on Monday, the
first day Of APRIL, next, and Twill continue
TWO WEEKS.
Ths coroner, Justices of the Peace and consta
hles in and for the county of Northumberland, are
requested TO be then and there in their proper per
sons, with their rolls, records, inquistions, and
other remembrances, to do those things to their
several offices appcrtaining to be done. And all
witnesses prosecuting IN behalf of the Common
wealth against any prisoner are also requested and
commanded to be then and there attending in their
proper persons to prosecute against him, as shall
lie iust-and not to depart without leave at their
peril Jurors are requested to bePunctual in their
attendance at the time appointed agreeable to
their notices
Given under my hand at Sunbury, the st day
of March, in the year Of our Lord one thous'
and eieh' hundred ard siNty'one-snd the
Independence OF the United States of America
the s6th.
God save the Commonwealth.
DAVID WALDRON, sheriff
Shcun's Office
sunday, Marc 2, Issl
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or 1921. situate on Little Mountain, and
adjoining a survey on the east 10 the name oI
Richard Lake. Seized. taken in execution,
md to be sold os the property OF James
Yandyke.
ALSO,
Or Saturday, the seth day OF Marsh, 1861
al the Court House, in the borough Of Sun
bury, North'd. county, at 2 o'clock, Ger
tain out lot situate in Upper Augusta town
ship, Northumberland county, Penn'a, bound
ed on the South by Henry Haupt, on the
east by Sryder.own road, on the wcst by
Cettawissa road on the north by Henry
Weise, containing Eve acres 80 perches more
or less.
Also, another ont lot situate in the came
township. county and state, bounded on the
north by Peter Is. Masser, on the west by
Cattawissa road, on the east by Snydertown
road on the South by Henry We,se. contain.
ing FIVE acres more or less.
Seized, taken in execution and to be cold
as the property of Henry W else.
DAVID WAL DRON, Sheriff
Sheriff's Office,
nrhnry, March Is, 1861. {
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ALL. SIZES s. KINDS

Coarse and Fine, Heavy and Light, and also
OEERSHOEs OF all kinds and also
CARPET BAGS, T1LISES.
AID TRUNKS Of all kinds at different prices
Mems CATERS from sl - tc 80 90.
" Boc,s, % 10 90.
" Shoes, Si5 20 20.
Ladies Caters, from 30 to sI}
" Slippers, from 10 10 | g..
Kld French and Mems Morocco, and
gain and calf skin at different pieces, from 90 CT
To 81 sTl.
Boys Shoes, from 95 cts. to g s7..
Mems Shoes from 6s cts. 10 = so
Boys Shoes from 10 ct4' to > 10.
ChIltrens' Shoes iTon 20 to sgi cents.
Ladies and GenieEcn of Sunbury, not for
getting to include With you large portion Of
Northumberland, Snyder and Union counties
you all have my sincere thanks for the palrouase
| have received from You Tor the few weeks that
| have been doing business in Suubury, rcmem-
Der the place, Market Street, next doar to tie
Post Office. describe It thus, tina; volr
friends may rot maze a mistake, where those
thiug- are TO be found. viii also say inaI there
seems To he trouble about the Banks. say
give yourself no trouble about any Of them
within fifty miles of this place. As ! AM de
termlncd and intend to back them up hy rccelv-
Ing their bills at par at my counter, 80 be not
troubled, the banks are good, and my Boots and
shoes are good, they are all made tnr tuc good
OF man to be used, aud not to be abused.
WILLIAM ". APSLEY.
Suuuury, December s. 1850.
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There was something oi ''sct back ejmln.
isieted IT, the Young maH on aueScursiUn boat
who, IN making his way through the crowd, ven
tured to emark that ''hoops took up great deal
of ROOM"
"Not 80 much as whstey," replied young
miss IN the sssembsge.
The returns of the recent census show that in
Lancaster county, this State, there is more mon
ey invested in agricultural implements than 10
the States of New Jersey and Deeware combined
An Irishman, who had laid sick long time,
was one day met by the parsih priest, when tho
following conversation took place
"Well, Patrick, am glad, you nave recovered
but were you not afraid to meet your God
Och no, your riverance, 1t was the meeuh
of t'oiher chap was ateared Nv replied rat
A piece of land was recently sold in London,
at the rate of Sl.900,000 per acre, sufficient to
cover il with silver equal to half dollar in thick
ness.
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EXECUTORS SALE.

ENURSUANT TO the directions, contained in
the last will aud testament of Harmon
Shipman, deceased, the undersigned will expose
Public Sale on the premises, ON SATURDAY,
the Both day of March, 1861, all that certain
Tract or Piece of Land, situate in Lower Au.
gusta township, Northumberland county, Penna,,
bounded by lands of Lot Bergstresser aud other
land of the said deceased, and others OH the
south land OF Lot Bergstresser on the Yves,
land of John and James Coldron, ON the north
and other land of the decedent (being part OF the
same tracO on the east, containing about sixty
one acres, about fifty acres of which are cleared,
and the balance well iimDered, about five acres
is good m eadow land There is a small apple
orchard on the premises.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock A. NJ, OF said
day, when the terms and conditions will be made
known by ABRAHAM SAhNlS'
Executor Of the last will and testament OF
Harmon Shipman, deceased.
Lower Augusta tP., March 0, ls6l.-A
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NOTICE. .

NOTICE is hereby given. that lot Of Timber
~ was taken up while floating in the Susque-
hanna river, near Georgetown, Northumberland
county, on the 18th, 18th and l4lh day cf Feb.
rusry, A, d. 1861, hy Jacob Aumiller and Isaac
Bohb, consisting of ten White Pine and Hemiock
LOGS, marked Ak 10, X Xxx X, b &c, L +
&c f, NJ &c II, b &c ). VI R.--A list aud de-
scription of which is lodged in my office at
Georgetown, Lower Mahonoy township, Nor.
thumberand county, Pa for the inspection Of
all concerned. The owner or owners thereof
are requested to prove property, pay all legal
charges and take it away within three month
from the date hereof, Otherwise the same will be
forfeited. |. II. RESSLEk, j. T.
Georgetown, Feb. 26, ls6i.-mar. 0, 81
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Cassius NJ Clay, the new minister TO the court
ofSpain, was horn in Madison county, Kentucky
On the 9th Of October, 1910 After studying
in Transvlvanla University at Lexington, in that
State, he entered the junior class Of Yale College
where he graduated in 1892. and returned to
Kentucky. He devoted himself to the law, and
in 1885 was elected to the State Legislature
lie was e.elected in 1887. and in 1889 was
member of the National Wing Convention, at
Harrisburg which nominated General Harrison
for President. Taking up his residence at Lex
isgton, he was elected to the Legislature in 1870.
lie was however defeated in ls4l. owing to his
opinions on the slavery question, which he every
where fearlessly expressed. He denounced the
scheme for the annexation Of Texas, and in lo44
traversed the Northern States addressing immense
audiences in favor of the whig presidential cand'
date In lsl5 he established the "True Amer'
car" an emancipation journal, in Lexington, amid
great opposition. Upon the declaration Of war
with Mexico, he entered the service as captain Of
the "Old Infantry" c volunteer company which
had distinguished itself at the battle of Tippeca
noe in 1911. He was taken prisoner at Encar.
nacion in January, 1917 He was exchanged
and returned home in the autumn Of that year.
and was presented with a sword in honor of his
services. In ls4s he labored hard for the cleo
ton Of General Taylor, and in 1850 presented
himself as a candidate for Governor of Kentncky.
an the basis Of political organization against sla'
very. He received some 5000 votes He has
not since been candidate before the people,
though active in political life.
David Wilmot, the successor of Simon Came.
ron in the United States Senate, was born in
bethany, Wayne county, Pennsylvania. on the
Goth Of January. 1914. He was educated at
Bethany Academy, and at Aurora, Cayuga coun.
Y. New York read lav and was admitted to the
hsr in 1894. He was a member of Congress
from ls45 to 1881, and has since heen president
Judge Of the Thirteenth Judicial district of Penn
slvana. and resides at Towsnda, Bradford coun
V, Pennsylva He was a prominent member
Of the recent Peace conference, and has long en-
ioyed national reputation, hut is chiefly dstal
euishcd as the author of the celebrated auti'sni
,.r, proyiso introduced while member - Con
gress, aud which bears he name.
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New Advertisements.
ELYS1sUssG ACADEMY ,

FOR MALES AND FEMALES.
Rev. J +. WAMPOLE. a. NJ, PRINCI-
PAL, and Teacher of Latin, Greek and German
Languages
MI STEPHEN w OWEN, Teacher
Mathematics and English Branches.
Miss CAROLINE RODRlGUE, Teacher OF
Music on Piano and Melodeon.
The Summer Session will commence Oh Mon
day the First of April, 1861.
Good boarding can be had in private families
in the village either by the week or by the meal
at reasonable prices.
Terms per quarter Of eleven weeks.
Common English Breaches, $500.
Higher, - 300.
Latin or Greek. 700.
Music, (eXtra). 1000.
German, (extru}, 100.
Elysburg, Pa, March e, l56l.-n
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IN pursuance oian order vi ihe Orphans Cou't
Ui Northumberland county, will be exposed to
public sale at the Court II ouse i'll the borough OF
Sunbury, on Saturday, the 30th day OF March,
inst, at one o'clock Z. NJ, of said day All that
certain messuage and lot Of ground. situate in
said borough, bounded northby Cranberry street,
east by lot No 90, south by an alley and west by
Deer street. and numbered in the general plan OF
said borough as number 100. 1t being the south.
ern hail OF said lot containing on the north on
line of lot belonging 10 William Eoungmau
about sc feet and in depth 100 feet whereon is
erected two story frame dwelling house fronting
on Deer street, late the estate of William Cam
deceased. Terms aud conditions Of sss will be
made known 10y
PHILIP HUFF, Admir-.
BY order Of the Court
]. B. MASSER, CIk. .. C..
Sudbury, March g. 1861. }
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NNTINDOW SHADES.-A very fine and
w cheap assortment, just received by Rail,
road from New York, al the Mammoth store OF
Friling q Grant. We have also for ssle D D.
Pn,nam 4 Co.'S calculated Psnnt Pendulum
Curtain Fixtures
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Registers Notice

ACBlo NOblCS.
NOTICE is heteby given to oil Lecaecs Creditors and
~ other persons interested IN the following estates that
the Executors Administrators and uardaus of the same
huve hed their accounts with the Register ot Northum.
berand county, and that the VIII presented
Orphans Coult Of said county, Tuesday, the 2d DIZZY
ui hp next IN the forenoon Of that day, iOr clnhnu.
tIun, to wit:
Susanna X. Anderson, deceased, settled by her Al.
ministtatOT Jacob Nurdy
Beissel Danel, deceased, settled By bis Executor,
8 Bloom jacob deceased, settled by James Taggarf,
Administrator OF james Vandyke, who Executor of
said Jacob Bloom, deceased.
BOush jacob, deceased, minor children, settled hy
their Guardian, John McCunck.
Conrad sarah, deceased, settled by Abrahsm Shpmnn
and Daniel Conrad, her Canadians
DOrnsfc Daniel, deceased, settled by his Adninsts
tor, Samuel II. Dorlslie.
Derk Gemge, deceased, settled by his Executors
Ge0'ge Kersettcr and Michael Detk his Executors.
Dewalt Elizabeth, deceased, settled by ncr AdInEis-
traitor, John c. Heiney
9 Gray VIM. NJ, deceased, settled BY Peter W. Cray
10 Gass Matthias, deceased settled by his Admmisra.
III Farnsworth Mary deceased settled by her AdmI,4.
traitor, Peter Maltk.
~ Helm George, deceased, settled by his Adninistrato
10 Henry Mason, deceased, settedb by his Administrator
M chael Arnold.
II L3hr Daniel, deceased, settled by his Administrator
Is Masser Henry, deceased settled by Francis Bucher,
one Of his Executors.
10 Mllen Thomas J settled by his Guardian, Farms.
II Mastcer George deceased settled by his Admins.
traitor William Trunsue.
Is Peifer Isaac, deceased settled by his Adrnnisator
William Nerger. sr.
10 Philips Elizabeth, deceased, settled by her Admin.
istratur 5 Boyer.
~ Watson John, deceased, settled by his Executor
Moses Chambctlin.
~ Vasne William, deceased, settled by his Admins.
traitors, Amos NasLIne il, Jacob H. Eastne and Hugh II
NsstIne.
~ zartman Joseph, deceased, settled by his Admins.
traitor Peter WeIt.
Registers Office, J. B. MASSER, Register
Sunbuty, March D. 1851
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NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given. that lot of lumber
~ was taken up while floating in the river
Susquehanna in Northumberland county by
William Faulk. consisting of thirty one LOGS,
marked x. NJ. H.. &. Nj. D., J. c., J. N. b., o.
II. & w., B. y. ~, J. j. B. b., c., b. Il f., S.
L E., with Deer head stamp, and l3 not
marked statement and desert ption filed
in my office on the 2lst OF February 1851, at
SUNBURY, Northumberland county, Pa, for
the inspection of all concerned. The owner or
owners thereof are requested to prove property.
pay all legal charges and take them away
within three months or otherwise the same will
ne forfeited.
FREDERICK LAZARUS, ]. p.
Sunhurv, March g, ls6l.-3t