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STILL GREATER INDUCEMENTS.
MENDEL 81 HARBOUR
MD CARPET WARE ROOMS.

THEY heep Constantly ON hand a yer, extensive a..
e"fiIueni of superior Mahogany, French and gfert
ai 'Haifs Rocking fhfirs, fefas. sea and Gard Tslirs
NI'-rWE bufcass. Hei-ieais, Toilet r. suds. asanrrI Ia
i"feincr witI every other article of toe Latest st,le
Al .fi inisHfd Furniture ever ofrTsd ln THE rrs.
'H and halursuy Framed JDotiur Glassfs. of ever,
eil'' aud price LouiiuF Gsss Plate. ~ aI siussL
'''iFH ahd friure frame on hand znd made to order.
FN'tIrff ~ arf, consisting uf Frrther Hris. E.rf
.,'fs AVID Pillows Hair. Cotton. nnsk. Fpg,pr st,d So.
Ha.iei-. Quths. t~piuffis. saekiur. not
Yves" i al kinds. t0gcihpr wish rrrrE other
~ OF Y NiInfIrfN ave. uf hauf and made tr .sI..
N'AHian ani STAT vs. mdus Hirds. " mduw sitaf. .f
'a'ic'f aWl color go uf which will b. cod al ,pt,
iI''' a"h NerLaHrd ~ Coo iesf quality. Also Na
''' '.I'r. HHIf Cloth. Vanish. Sua4i.l ai...
Nn"'t, send F7rer, Locks. iiH~cs. ts.te..
Cash. "' Joy" JOY
steam bosfs furnished witH every article az Yr,
2 .h'fl l"lfrr. and nn fbc ,off fest frrn,s
N " ih come hfHU with tlr afufr. us have fh, f.-
- aHd mosi splendid ss-urneni az ttraat- p.
'h'i.' ~ &C. ever offered m tlfs elt,
~ "i which willie sold cheaper than bss ever I,.r
nH..
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DW. JNMTs TANNED

MUSICIAN. SURGEON \ ACcorcurp
lllih nH re Form ksFt sefher 81 Ftn sci fs..
= pc H'r. kssideacs On ths South rou safssr n
ths s,na sffcris - "a "
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-24

1900 LBS HEMP ROPE
SO 3UOO =" Manila Rope
I:lna.A 100 = oSkum
ets zoo " Packing Yarn
rSIDSSESs GO dozen Bed Cords
% do Plough Lines
10 do TTOi Lines
10 do Ssckine Lacings
10 do Awning Cords
100 pair Blocks assorted sizes
abhls Pitch
Together with a general assortment Of small work
such a. Sash Cord, Clock Cord, Loom Cord. Chalk Limos
Mason Lines. Fislimg Lnic~, Hemp, Cotton and Grass
Backing Twinc, Wrapping Twtne, Seine Irvine, &c.
Seines made TO order. CHI BERRY,
june ~ CoFdage Store, Water Street.
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AeS.
NEW GOODS.

TCsr received At the Philsd-lphis New Cheap cash
y store, No. 20. Main street. immediately opposite
kno'o's saddcry. auother lot Of those hRe French Lawns
org AudicS. Singhau.S. SC. Also = tine assortment of CIV
cry description Bonner Ribbons. new STYLES.
Also another fine assortment Of BRAlD
together with a very fine assortment Of all kinds of goods
both foreign aud domestic.
An those wishing bargains win now call st the lhila.
delphis FASH Store, No 81 Nam street. opposite kn",es
~saddlcfy. ic - j. n. SEATON.
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& DILLON,

HORN BROOK & DILLON,
PLUMREPS
CHEAP As TIE CHEAPEST.
ENAST SIDE MARKET ST. q fcw du,rs hc-
EL iow The Post O1ico. knye supplied ihcm
sci,e, wrh a new snd large engine and other ay-
lures lor their business, ia a suprrut style. aud Hit.
ter lhem-rlves that wih Ten ycars' EXPERIENCE
they Will be able 10 req ler he most perfect salts.
tatuon.
They carry en- the House and STEAM,
BOAT PLUMBING IN al ii> hrorches
LATE AND IMPROVED PATENT PIPE.
BY arrangements with the manufacturer. We
have received and Will be constantly RECEIVING
anJ prepared 10 surply he atoyc p'pe wAole.al,
and retail. oi,he best qualify, ouJ Us low as il can
bc had in tmc country.
They have constantly on +. md HydfnntS al
various DECEPTION, hsUer>' KETTLES. water clos
cts, bath iub-, hot and cold shower barhs, re-
tnrts lor bleaching, chemical appaTlu>. lead
cofinS, patent hath Pumps, lead pipes OF all Siz
'S, sheet lead Ol any thickness aud worked up
IN auy maAncr OF infm.
Wafer conducted lhroJgh lcsdrn pipes from
springs 10 dwcin1g hog~eN in the coaniry.
Superior pumps tot country wells, Steam En-
Ciues &C. SC.
Al ORDER thankfully received and nunctu
ally attended tu.
STEAM POWER.
For manufacturing purposes can be supplied
TO several Description, of mechanics. IN tne
q story OF ihel building, OF on the ground
door az very moderate feBt.
Wheeling Arui q, A6
kIECB GOOHS-Just rc,Vti 10,
TAILANT a. DELAPLAIN.
New Wholesale Warehouse.
\ rev icce. CaHa,y P,iN,s.
I Case fi'h i'ntv IN very lows,
a fswpi re- fine E1r,t0n Gingboms
ihChesf 'Gurhams
4 large o. BlcscbcJ Cords,
Alto on HAND
Lghtf ierf1 Cn--imefc-. Pune Li0cu DrlIIoe.
snd uihfi go urniIe Tor Taiiof's made
SfFPrf ., ~ sun Shades le 22-Afp
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BARGAINS. BARGAtNS

MN dcier"ined t' reduce 1f frrt ss -. -
nssiiIf rfnre purchasing 1ur rsU s.0st ID,
~ h""r $40 lore nn Go rasb puFriaff 81 stt,e~,
i'N rf'fr tM snd see rout 40 come :, err.
l"}a ALTMAN MAXWELL
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DARE AND HOGE.
MANUFACTURES n WHOLESALE ASH RETAIL
DEALERS IN
mAIS CAns Avn EI-nS

HATS, CAPS MD FURS,
Union ST., South End Of lfGrkcf Square.
- WHEELING "a
AVE Away IN hand, md make To- nry,r m
VI" moot ia,h'"nnhl~ AID .urer or style.
't"' y" ! henvct Hats Fine NJ I Sik
10 No dO D. ~ DO
~ n" J Russia Dn NJ ! Coucy
10 NJ ! 'is-inote ID \" Niusk
Gents Foe cluih Caps GenI.' SIN V,iyrt
Youths de- de- Gtb,ts, a.,
'"'s Sdk Glazed 90 PLAN apd Far trimmed ~
'H"hs piHNed d. every description
lH'f m''ie lIe attention at hlcr banis Iimueh
'h' county ." ihcir 'siahli.Lmeni. ~ they are nul
10 he supposed IN qualify 81 NM nraclnie. or
OF ruce. by any house ~ the Wet.
msy
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ECLECTIC SCHOOL BOOKS.
on DOZEN Eclectic Fir, Readers
~ eOdo do Second do
Is do do Third do
- do do Fourth do
9 do do Finh do
IL do RAYS Eclectic First Arithmetic
10 do do do Second de-
q do do do Third do
= ID do do Arithmciicai Rev
- do do do Spelling Books. rtsi receive,
aud tor sale A. low - any m the market by
J& 4 IORNBROOk, Monroe 81.
RAGS WANTED. je 30
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CITY D~lSPENSARY, &C.

IIIl UINIENNNNl, NL,
~No8TH-EAsT CORNEU OF OERoE * irH SIS.
The ooHSuitag hours Of thrs Institute will
hereafter be- from III TO II A. NJ, and from
z to 5 T.. NJ. every day. Sundays IA TO }
L. NJ.
Any cases who may require medical atten-
dance. aud medicine, between the hours above
specified, are requested TO call upon either OF
the attending physicians, al their Offices, when
they will promptly receive such assistance az
their cases may require.
ATTENDING PHYSICIANS.
DIR. TODD, Main ST.
" BATES, Quincy st.
" FRlSSELL, Church ST.
" HlLDRErH, Corner Monroe and
9th SITS.
BY orlcr al the BosaI.
4. A. HlLDRETH, Sec'y.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

Sold in Wheeling by PRYOR 4 PAULL ard J.
CRU Druggists. jan G
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D IL CnkSCERY. In the
< CifcuiI Superior Court
y Of Law and Chanocry
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HEAR MEDICAL TESTIMONY.

From regular Physician, DIR S Smith, Sun
fish, Ohio.
Mr.. ]. Kidd-Dear Sir--I have used in nv
pactice Dr. M'Lane's American Worm Specific.
rnd have often witnessed its efficacy I'm expelling
worms from the system. A patient of mine.
short time ago, gave vial Of the Worm Specific
10 child; in short time upwards of sixty.fve
worms were expelled.
Prepared for the Proprietor by
JONATHAN KIDD & Co.
Wholesale and Retail Druggists, corner Of
4th and Wood SIS, Pittsburgh.
Also for sale by the following agents
JOHN l.. SNYDER, Somerset,
Hay and Morrison, LavansvilIs,
X nable and Vought. Centrevilie,
NJ A. Ross, Petersburgh,
A. Wyatt, Smithield,
G. Cook, Wellersburgh.
Samuel Kurtz, Somerset.
Samuel Harnet. Addison,
Livengood & WeIfflcy. Salisbury.
Charles KIissinger, Beilin. -
n. B. BE particular to ask for DR.. MLaHe's
American Worm Specific. OF Patent Yc'-.'S
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Science would, however direct the
farmer how to save and multiply enrich-
ing products from the sink, the slops and
refuse matters from the house, and yards
stable and poultry roosts. Time and
place will not permit us to particularlze
on these heads. 1t is sufficient to say,
with the addition of these enrichIng COM
pounds, to the course suggested, the cold
fiat clay lands that Art has exhausted,
and knows not how to replenish, can be
converted into some of the best wheat and
corn land the State of Ohio furnishes.
Science would also direct the same
principles in regard 10 blind bitches aud
sub-soil blowing, or deep trenehing, as
applicable to the preparation Of gardens
and fruit yard soils Of the quality just de-
scribed. Every garden of this quality
should be surrounded with blind ditch
from two to three feet deep, laid with
brush. stone or tile, and covered with
earth, and should be traversed by similar
bitches running parallel to each other two
rods apart.
The surface should next be broken
eighteen inches deep, and be enriched
Eith abundant supplies of the Peaty COM
post previously described; and Plaster
with Poudrette should be employed as
TOP dressing to the hills Of the various
plants cultivated. Thus managed, yoar
gardens and fruit yards in clay lands
would vie with the best the world af-
fords.
If you are not disposed TO put full Gre
dence in the suggestions of Science, test
their correctness on limited scale,-dig
ditch through some of your wet and
drowned lands. Upon the emb; lment
try patch of wheat, clover and plaster.
Try other patches of garden vegetables,
-cucumbers, melons, &c. dressed with pou-
drette and plaster. The result Of your
trials in this way will convince you that
the principle may be equally well appli-
ed 10 field or a whole farm. 1t is not
an hypothesis. 1t is not matter yet to
be tested by experiment. 1t has been
fully tried, both in this country and in Eu-
rope.
In extensive districts in Scotland where
twenty-five years since, the population
could scarcely raise oatmeal enough iol
sustenance-scientifc farming has chang.
ed the entlre character of the soil by the
introduction of ditching sub-soil plowing
clover and plaster, 10 such an extent tha
they are now large exporters of wheat.
We dwell at some length upon thl:
fact, for we believe that the mode Sci
ence suggests, will before the close Of a
notker generation, change the staple o.
Western Reserve from the product OF the
dairy, to that Of the wheat 6eld.-Wes
Res Mag.
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Patent Vermifuge.

DR. McLAvK's AxrR1cAS WeHs Spyc,v,c
Promptly eEpeEs Worms 70 ossa almost an
credible 1umberI
ETsO substantiate the above fact many hundreds
"a of testimonials could be adduced, out Of
which the following are selected, from lndivid-
uaIs of standing and veracity. Indeed il is con-
fdently affirmed that each new trial of the DOW.
ers Of this remedy will have an additional tcn-
dency TO widen and confirm lis fame, and that If
it were universally known and diffused over the
United States, it would noi save less than many
hundreds, if not thousands of lives annually.
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. Sc 50 8drWef.
9Sx=s=zss
Agricultural Scene.

Ertrac from Prof KitlaadS address.
Art had also heard from time immemo-
rial, the saying. Thai the iGfe snors
of .Spring, are manure for the poor
saan." She viewed it as an old wives
fable, though she had often witnessed
the enlving effect of those vernal SHOWS
on the fresh starting vegetation.
Science has shown that at the breaking
up Of Winter the immense accumulattons
of enrichiRg gases are set free by the
warmth of Spring, ascend TO the clouds,
combine with their moisture, which at
that season often congeals and falls to
earth in form of snow, charged with those
enrlchng materials. Plaster will, as it
were seized upon an anchor them for the
benefit of the husbandman.
Art pertinaciousiy eKelaims, We
have frequently tried Plaster on our wet,
clay soils, without deriving the least
benefit
Science tauniinglv replies, "Yon. might
as well give drowning man,sunk twenty
feet under water, dose of medicine with
the expection Of resuscltating him, as to
apply Plaster to wet clay, lands before
they have been properly prepared by
draining and sub-sail blowing.
First. extricate the drowning man from
ihe water, get him warm and dry-then
If spark Of vitality remains, administer
your cordial medicines, and the latent
powers of life will be excited 10 activ-
atty.
Pursue the same course with your
clay lands; cut blind bitches at suitable
distances and in proper directions, lay on
them brush or fat stones, or what is fan
preferable, manufacture tiles from the
clay into proper forms and they will be
enduring.
Having drained your fields thoroughly
introduce the sub-soa plow get IN YOU
wheat early in the season, and the mex
Spring in March SOW from four TO sil
quarts of Cloyerseed with as many @
Timothy. and from one to two bushels
of Plaster to the acre, and roll down tn
surface when the weather will permit.
The next season NOW the first crop Q
clover If you please; pasturlng wit
swine is better economy however; an
the second season pasture s2aringly, an
IN the month of August turn is heav,
crop Of clover by the aid Of kineald'
improved patent plow, if you have n
halter article. 1t is the best we have seen
Upon this clover-iay, or sod, sow you
wheat; drag and roll il in; follow IN
next Spring with the same routine Q
clover and plaster. Your sabsequer
crops VIII z8l lie abundant, and your land
viii be richer than when covered vii
the ioresL Soi particle of manur
viii be required to aid in caeeiing III
renovation.
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ALL SURGICAL DISEASES,
PARTICULARLY TO

Diseases OF THE EYE.
To these branches of his profession
he has given large share of his atten-
ion for the last twenty-five years, and
he will continue TO devote TO them the
experience acquired by constant prac-
tice during that time.
The Hotel for Invalids is not an exper
imenL lis establishment is suggested
not only as necessary TO supply an evil
dent want in this city, in the entire alb
seuce of any special provision for the
sick, but is warranted also by the success
Of similar institutions al Cincinnati and
New Orleans--ihe former under the care
OF Drs. Taliaierro, Marshall and Strsder
the latter under that of DR.. Stone.
The building selected for the purpose
is situated at the corner Of Federal and
Robinson streets, in Allegheny city. ad-
joining the city Of Pittsburgh. II is
commodieus and reomy, an! furnished
with all accommodations necessary for
the sick.
Applications for admission to be made
to the subscribers, at their Office on Penn
street, Pittsburgh, or a. the establishment.
6eNo contagious diseases will be ad
milted, ]. r. SPEER, Al. D.
J. S. KUHN, NJ. d.
February rs, lS45.
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DWELLLNG HOUSE.

partly stone and partly frame, commodi;
Gus stabiing and other out-bulldings.
The location of this property being
one mile from the town of Somer6tld,
abounding in wood and Stone coal; ha-
wing Saw Mil and GriSi DHN adjacent
thereto and plenty of wster remaining
through the land, renders il an important
and valuable situation for any kind Of bu-
siness. The premises have been for a
long time occupied as Tavero Stand.
The stand is admirably adapted for the
accommodation Of all kinds Of Drores.
Persons desirous of purchasing the
property, are requested TO call on Josh
VA b. Howell and E. P. Oliphant, of IT,
niontown, Pa. who will give every in
formation desired. concerning said pro-
perry. Howell & OLIPIIANT.
Attorneys of A G Cole, of Bait.
july22 '45-if
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ASSES MILK.

DIR. Waleot, better known as Peter
Pindar, had, for some tiRae, most vic
lent cough, when his friend Geogeh, per-
sisted in recommending asses milk as a
certain cure. The bard, tired of his i'm
portunities al length quieted him by send
ing him the following epigram:
"And, Doctor, do you really think
That asses milk l ought to drink!
'Twould quite remove my cough, you
say,
And drive my old complaint away.
Ii cured yourself. grant it true;
But then twas MOTHER S MILK to you"
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AeefrD.
From The JaUenits Scrap B0ok- J
l1onnd GbonGbta

y -
Tell us, thou child of sweetness,
What are young thoughts to thee!
Are they rot in their neeiness,
Like sunbesms on the leal
Are they not ike the flowers.
Thou gatherest in thy play,
Where the sparkling fountain pours
Its melody all day!
Are they not like the blending,
or odor and of bloom,
When Springs young buds are sending
Abroad their soft perfume!
Are they not like the shadows
Oh clouds ihat quickly go,
Across the purple meadows
When southern breezes blow?
Tell us, thou gladstone rover,
Unwearied Sil day long,
Like the bee with beds Of clover,
The blaekbird with lis song,
The lamb so lightly bounding,
The butterfly so gay,
What fairy lutte is sounding,
The music TO thy play.
What findst thou, child of gladness,
Mid those young thoughts of thine,
That. scarce ene tear of sadness
In thy soft eyes can shine2
Hast fnou some boarded treasure,
Or deeper snine of gold.
Or secret stores Of pleasure,
To mortal ear untold.
Yes, 10 Thy check is swelling
The rosy tide of Youth,
Its smile of radiance telling
Thy secret and iis trUat7
For gloomy fate can never
Thine after-life pervade,
If fhou seest the sunshine ever,
Nor murmurest al the shade.
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or THE HERALD.

rs published every Tuesday, st s.
nun, payable ksif-ycarly 10 sdsance.--
40, paid withia tho year, $3.50 wIlI invaris-
bly, be charged.
No subscripiioo takes for less than six months
mar can 3 subscriber discontinue unless at
.be o,,ion Of tae ediiee, until arrearasessTe
paid Of.
.ax.r,sswsxrs will bc inserted at 81 per
souare. for Tue FIRST three Insertions, aud 25
cents for every sabscgaeat insertion; longer
ones ia preportion-
ApyEnr1srxEnrs inserted in the Herald and
Republican, three tr.es, at So per square and
so cents for every sther insertion.
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SAML MORRISON,
Merchant Tailor, Wood st, Pittsburgh.

Some two months ago purchased vial of DR.
NJ Lanes American Worm Specific. gaveh boy
of mine most Of vial; he passed fortyj very
large worms. From that time his health impro-
we'd very much. had tired two other Vermifuges
to no purpose. believe DR., NJ Lanes the best
article before the public. d. CALHOUN.
Mifiin township, Allegheny county.
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HOTEL FOR HNfAHEDS
AT PITTSBURGH.
DrS. Speer and Kuhn.

SIIE object of This establishment is
4 TO supply want greatly feIi by re-
spectacle travellers on our western high
ways-by residents. without family, ta-
ken sick-and by patients from the sur
rounding towns and country who resort
TO this place for relief from surgical aud
other diseases. Such have often suffered
from the want Of the various comforts
and attentions so necessary and agreeable
to the sick, and from careless and un-
faithful nurses; and been subjected 10
heavy and unreasonable charges.
lnvalids will here be provided with
constant, faithful and comfortable atten-
dance, snd at rate much below the usu-
al charges.
While the care Of both physicians will
be extended to every variety of disease.
i, is intended by DIR. Speer, to give spe-
clal attention to
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late the property of Jacob Probasco and
John Baker, Esq. on ihe National Road,
in Henry Clay township, Fayette eoun.
ty, Pa, and one mile west of the village
OF Some:feld in Somerset county, TO
gether with the appurtenances thereunto
belonging. This property consists Of
about one hundred and ifiy-lhree acres
of land, a greater portion of which is
cleared and under cultivation and in mea.
dow. The buildings consist of large
and convenipnt
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q9 NO. l.S9
CEaea Hs-Siaae.
WAR WITH MEXICO!

vEvHE subscriber thankful for past ia
q vors. takes this method of informing
his customers and the public in general.
that he has removed 10 The shop former
ly occupied by him Immediately west Of
the residence Of John i. Snyder. and
one door eas. of the Office of C.. F..
Mitchell, Esq, in the Borough Of Som
erse. where he will constantly keep on
hand, COPPER and
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BU (, .EEj Us "A, U.s.
Tables, Stands, Settees, So
fas. &c. SC. &c.

Ias, &C, &C, &C,
He will sell common chairs at S. per
sett, and other articles in proportion.
Thankful for the patronage heretofore
attended 10 him. he would invite the
public to call and exemine his work,
which he will warrant TO be made of the
best materials and finished in the neatest
and most durable manner.
Approved country produce will be
taken in exchange for work, at The high
est market prices.
anS'45
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III NOGiCG.

Estate Of Peter Troutman,
deceased.
NNliE undersigned, residing in South
4 amp,on township, having ebIaned
letters restameniarv on The estate Of
Peter 1.routman, late Of said township, de-
ceased. requests all persons indebted 10
said estate. 10 attend atihe late residence Of
the deceased,on Saturday the Cd day Of
May next, prepared to settle their ac-
counts, and those having claims against
SAID estate, so present them at the same
time and place properly authenticated for
settlement.
JACOB TROUTMAN.
WM. CRlTCHFIELD,
ma. "a, 1s46-6t Executors.
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POSTPONED
Orphans Court Sale.

VNIlE subscribers. Trustees for ihe
3 sale OF ihe real estate Of John Kun
die deceased, will offer at public sale,
(by poslPonemen0 at the public square
in the Borough OF Somerset, ,on Thursday
The 9Th day Of April next, The following
valuable properly, late the estate Of said
deceased, viz:
a certain plantation
or trac, Of iaud, siluale in Somerset t2.
Somerset coua,y, containing about two
hundred and ninty a.res, more or less,
adjoining lands Of Christian Ankeny, Jr.
Jaeok Ankeny Of e.. John Mausi, Jacob
Shallis ard others. with wea,herboard-
ed dwelling house and bank barn thereon
erected, and two sugar camps on the
premises; about one hundred and fifty
acres cleared, al least thirty acres OF
which are in excellent meadow. The
property is we'll walered, there being
springs Of water in nearly all the fields,
and there is also, young orchard OF
fruit trees or The premises.
Ier8as-One third Of the purchase
money to remain lien on tAe premises,
the interest thereof 10 be paid TO the
widow Of said deceased during her na,u-
raj life annually, and after her death The
principal TO be paid TO The heirs and legal
representatives of said deceased; one
half of the balance in hand and The re
nainder in fo1r equal annual payments
without interest. 10 be secured by iudg
ment bonds.
Attendance will be given by the sub
scribers.
ADAM MOWRY.
! HENRY J. HEIPLE.
n. "a 40. Trustees