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HEAVENLY BODIES. A stout, BUSTING NJ
woman came into the vestry OF church to n.
the clergyman, one mbrning, just after the r. II
ing of prayers. She held in her arms stn h
specimen OF manhood in embryo, who v as .
ing Justify.
"Please, sir.'' said she, with curtsey. Gu.
you be so kind to tell me whether nv cbildX
a serapbim or cherubm -
"Young woman" said the learned dvir
'why do you joke with the authorized praver
the church 70
"Pease, sir, amt joking only | wan, u
know whether my son Augustus is serapbjm y
cherubim p
"Neither, woman, neither. How can Won
ask J" 50u
ooh but | know it's one or the other 50 cal,
she, "because you said this morning, the cher
bin and seraphim continually do cry.' and m'
son is always at it - CITY ITEM. ny
A SHORT SIGHTED STAR-GAzEB. On n,
day OF an eclipse, when all the inhabitants y,
Paris were without doors, provided with telo'
scopes aud pieces of smoked glass, an Engsbman
was seen driving furiously in fiacre along one
OF the principle streets.
"Where does my lord wish to 90 % said tbo
driver. "'
$40 see the eclipse" exclaimed the English
man, thrustng his head out of the coach win.
dow; "only drive up as near to as possible. for I
am short sighted
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QO Yds. Straw Cord Wantaa.

quantity OF Straw Cord wanted by The sph.
Cor which the highest price w II be maid
dwisH HALL e. THOMPSON.
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SENATOR BENTON FOR THE papsrnrrcv
ADemocratic Convention In Walworth Co. Wis
have put up Old BHllion for the Presidency.
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TO WIN OFFICER.


"a A TENEMENT, in the Block on the corner Of
e.NEA m Summer and School Streets-9 Rooms--R emf
Es4@ Sl22,50. HENRY GOULUING.
June Is. DIFF
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RICHARDSON & L0RTMa.

WANTED IMMEDIATELY.
WET NURSE for Young Child Appls corner cf
IA HtshtGnd and ashland SIS. d6s June I9.
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BOarderS Wanted.
LIVE or six Gentlemen can be accomm odated with
a Bead In Kinds Court. JARED L. RIEDEL.
June 10. dim
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Let Charity begin at EOmc

W. ,l.o % COO neonlp nhilanthropic. 1t
:, , mas, noble trait in the character of any
,n,n II shows love for mankind in
,.o,or,J . natural deep grounded feeling
or christianity. But man should be just
before he is generous, and when he gives,
he should bestow his charities with Judge"
ment and discretion. There is no doubt
but that in all things God loveth Cheerful!
civer hut at the same time, it should be re-
nembered that he who careth not for his
ovr household, is worse than an infideI.
Now we like the plan of spreading the
Gosrcl among the brethern amazingly, and
ro lave ,o see contributions made for so
worthy an object. and think it mony well
ovrorded and it NAV be, that the bread
,,ns cast unop the waters, will be found
.,,,io after MANY drys but we think that
~ mas, eases there IS ample room for our
,,,, ob,ri,;os nearer home. Our children
need nsruction-many families in the
Irni,od States have never seen or heard tel
Of a bible-aud in extensive regions o
o,n,,,y. there is no minister.
Would it not be well to attend to ou
brethprn-to bring up, IN the nurture ant
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TO our Subscriosrs'

M,ov oersons who take the Columbia Demo
49,, o., nav in debt to us tor one, two, or three
,...., ,ol ye want the pay. Where we are com
rclled to employ agents, officers or 'FaVe' OO'
g.rves to make collections, the extra char Sc 0,
81 .oo,, per year, according to QUE published Us.
,,rr, viii be added to cover expenses nose
,,ho yi,l come forward themselves, or send the
money, before or at the coming Court will nave
Lain 10 the remission Of least part OF the eN'
r., charge Every subscriber indebted wall lay0'
-. no considering this notice as particularly IN
tended for himself.
Nso--Thoso indebted for Job-wo'N' '''''''
sing, etc. will please make immediate payment ,,
"a. This notice will be continued until To-
C,ort and is not intended to apply in any way
onr PAYING PATRONS.
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PUBLIC SALE.

TN pursuance Of an order ofthe Orphans Court
of Columbia county, on FRIDAY THE 20
nay CT NOVEMBER NEXT, at ten o'clock in the
[orenoon, SAMUEL KIsNER, Executor, &C., OF
MICHAEL EVERT, late of Madison township
in said county, deceased, will expose to sale by
public Vendue, upon the premises, a certain
TRACT OF LAND,
situate in Madison township, containing
One Hundred and IHirty-Seren Acres,
more or less, adjoining lands of John Heller Jno,
Billbeim, Paul Bartot and George Bogarh about
riNErY ACRES of whichis cleared land mere
ara IN the premises two log houses, log barn a
Good annie orchard, and all kinds Of FRUIT
one good spring of water at each house ,
Late the Estate of said deceased, situate in the
township of Madison, and county aforesaid,
JACOB EYERLY, Clerk.
Bloomsbury, Sept 3, lSl9-ots,
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mr.. Buchanan IN inc west.

Some time since, we noticed in our paper thal
the Hon. JAMEs BUCHANAN, was about TO
visit near relation Of his, in western Penn
sylyania In the prosecution of that launl, he
arrived at Pitt.burg a few days ago. His recep'
lion there was most enthusiastic and we are
free to say, The democracy could not honor
mere worthy son. The Union is not yet done
with Buchanan. She has in reserve Tor him, yet
higher honors.
We copy from the pitlsburg Post, of Nov. Sd,
the remarks of Col McCdadiesS, in welcome Of
"Pennsylyania's tavorite," and also, the happy
and appropriate reply of Mr Buchanan:
REMARKS OF COL MCANDLESS,
Mn BuCHANAN-My fellew-Democrats
upon the impulse of the moment, have re-
ouested that | would bid you welcome to
Pittsburgh.
doso, Sir, with great pleasure. Had
your letter, announcing the probability OF
your arrival to-day, not miscarrled, the
fleet of steamboats, at our whari,would have
been inadequate to contain the thrOng o
people anxious to greet you.
Iti rare that you visit Western Penn
sylvana and when you do come your ap
proach is so silent and transformations, tina
,, it is difficult for your personal and polltl
cal friends TO know the period OF you
D.. advent
/, Travelling alone, without equpage
e attendants, you present the simplicity an
beauty of the Republican character lllu
traled in your private life, and stereotype
in your admirable political papers.
's Identified as you are with the admin
8 tration of Mr.. Polk, permit me to say, tn
:. in the Judgment of those who surround yo
ng its parallel can only be found in the ear
Il. Presidents and Cabinets, who looked
I'd their guide to the welfare of the Peop
and the preservation, intact, OF the C'
on stitution of the United States.
". In the name of my Democratic ieIIc
for citizens, here, hastily and spontaneously
:, sembed, | invite you to our aggregate
ke individual hospitality.
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.AppointmentS and Rt&mOrS.

WASHINGTON, Nov, 8.
John W. Farelly, of Pennsylvania, Sixth An
itor of the Treasury, vice Peter Washington, re-
moved
Robert H Moore, .-- Branch Mint, Dah'
lonegh, Georgia,vice D. II. Mason, removed
Gabriel W. Long, of Alabama, Indian Agent
for the Chichasaws, vice Upsbur, removed
learn, unofIically that the following appoint
ments have been made;
Tench Tilghman, of Maryland, Consul for Por'
to Rico,
Samuel W. Piersall of Pennsylvania, Consul
| for Buenos Ayres.
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a Handsome Property,

DR. DAVID N, Scorr, offers his deI'ghVu'
family residence atpriyate sale,througn tn'' D'u'
o,rot is in dno order, handsomely located ana
admirably arranged, We believe this properly
;, be the most desirable family residence IN or a.
bout Bloomsbury, possessing many growing "'
y,rta,es and should bring a much greater pIlce
than the proprietor demands
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Horrible Crime---DOuble M,trder---1He
PerpteratOr TO be Burned HhUe.
ST. Louis, Nov, 6.

A revolving case ofrape and murder took
place the other day, near Palmyra. A ne
gro belonging to Mr., Glasscock, committed
violence on Miss BrIght,an interesting little
grill years ofago andthcn murdered her.
For fear of being detected the mhuman
monster turned round and killed her bro
ther, | years. The wretch has been ar
rested, and wW be burning aiiUe on Fri
day.
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Proclamation

NOTICE is hereby given that the several
y Courts of Common Pleas, General Quarter
Sessions of the Peace, and Orphans Court, Conri
or over and Termner andJail Delivery, IN ana
for the County Of Columbia, to commence at me
Court House in BiOOmsbWg, on Monday the lylh
day of November next, will continue two weeks
rhe Coroner, Justices Of the Peace and 'on'
stables in and Tor the county Of Columbia, are
reonested 10 br then and there in their proper
nprsops, with their rolls, records, lnquIsitlons,
and other remembranCeS, to do those things TO
,heir several offices appertanlng to be done, Ana
all Witnesses prosecuting in behalf OF the Com
monweaIth against any prisoner, are also reqnes'
ted and commanded to be then and there atten'
ding in their proper persons to prosecute against
him, as shall be just--and not to depart without
leave attheir peril Jurors are requested to be
nunc,ua in their attendance, at the time appoin-
! ted rgrepabe to their notices,
Giveu under my hand at Bloomsbury the 18TH OF
October, in the year of our Lord one thousand
! eight hundred and iorty.nne-and the Inde'
| pcndence Of the United States of America the
| 18th.
God save the Commonwealth.
BENZ. IIAYMAN, &U
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Impeachment of COnSulS.

WASHINGTON, Nov. q.
]. F.. Wardell, of North Carolina, has
been appointed Consul to Matamoras,M Mex
icO
B. Everett Smith, of Maryland, Consul
to Turks Island.
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Quincy, [Il.] Nov. 6.
Last nght,about fifty negroes, of all ages
and sexes, with teams, stampeded for Mis-
sour side of the river. The slaves were
owned by Miss Miller, Mr.. McKim, and
Mr.. McCulcheon, of Sugar Creek, and Mr..
Ellis, of Monticello, Lewis county, Their
slaves were overhauled on Saturday morn
ing, and after a desperate resistance, and
the loss of their Ieader,they were captured,
The slave who was killed belonged to Miss
Miller.
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REPLY OF Mr.. BUCHANAN.

Your welcome, on behalf of my Demo-
cratic fellow citizens,is characteristic OF the
cordial friendship and support which have
ever experienced from the Democracy OF
the City of Pittsburgh and County oil ALI
epheny. Throughout my past P oIitlcal
life, they have always sustained me ; anu
this with increased energy in the hour oi
severest trial. When clouds and dark
ness appeared to obscure my path, their
cheering voice has always been potent IN
dispelling the gloom and restoring the sun
shine. From my heart thank them tor
for this spontaneous and enthusiastic well
/ come, but feel that any attempt OF nine to
eypress the emotions which now swell my
bosom would be a vain effort. am now
priyate citizen and the day of my political
trials has propabIy passed away forever
but the record of their past kindness is In
delibly engraved upon my heart
Nv connexiOn with the administration
of Mr. Polk, to which you have referred
will ever be to me a source of heartfelt
satisfaction. can truly say that he was
himself the leading and guiding spirit OF th'
, Cabinet. With abilities of superior order
he united indomitablC energy and untlrinI
perseverance. Whatever he determined t
do, he did it with all his might. lie wa
the most laborous man have ever known
and his life was devoted, indeed, might al
. most say he fell victim, to his Iabor5 an
II anxiety in the service ofhis county Woul
! ,bat an Auwise but Mysterious Provldcnc
! had spared him a few years longer to WI
ness the effects of the measures Of his al
. minsratiOn A very briefperiod will ser'
j., to dispel the mists Of prejudice which no
- hang over his policy; and venture
II predict that the day is not far dl
or tant, when the American people, wltho
distinction Of party, will dojustice to b
memory and award him aniche in the tel
III ne of fame among the wisest and be
~ orhis predecessors. shall ever regard t
~ part which | acted in his adminlstratl
Ut in conjunction with my eminent and pat
, )" otic colleagues, as the Proudest and mt
W. nsernl nerlOd Of nv lie.
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un NOT1CE. IN

y v aT-7s
Tg7llE subscriber, thankful ior past patronage,
respectfully utmus his cusl'nns and Tie
rWblic, that he has taken the entire charge OF lie
BLOOMSEURC BOOK STORE, SyVIPEsg
and will continue the business as kE-EF{t5Y
usual, in all it's departmental th' e.AasasW
same stand in the Exchange BUILDINGS, where lie
invites his friends to give him call.
The Columbian Calculator, lolrmban Spell
lipg-book, etc. etc, tcgelhu with othcr staldord
works and select stationery, io sale cheap,
E5. A splendid assortment Of NFW BCOES,
viii he received in a lew days al the above es-
Establishments .... .......
JOSEPH SWARTT.
pl,,,,.l,,r,, Oct 81 lAJu
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lc.Thc Democrats Of New Orleans are making
the most extensive arrangements to receive the
Hon JAMES BUCHANAN, with scIat on his con-
tempIated visit to that city. A correspondent of
the N o. Courier holds the following language
in regard to Mr.. B. and his intended visit;
Noman is more worthy Of the gratitude
and esteem Of the Democracy than James
Buchanan. He brought the State Depart
ment back TO its original purity,to the days
of jefferson and Madison conducted the
affairs ofgovCrnment to the satisfaction of
every Aforementioned, zealously labor
ed, for the good ofhis country - and, Dem
ocrals can proudly proclaim it, he never
permitted himselfto fall into CiayiouiSh
errors and quarrcls merely about the
"style" Of a document, instead Of the prin-
ciplcs which it advanced But he should
be doubIy dear to every Democrat, as hav-
ing done all which it has yet been in his
power to do, to advance and dlTuse the
benign influences of Democracy.
Should he arrive after the next election,
would suggest to the different Democratic
clubs the propriety of saving their tran.
sparencies and llags,n order give him sucI
a tOrch-light procession as only the Demo
cracy are capable Of getmr mp. Let Il.
show Koondom that the ,'amorracv ar,
not lorgetiul Of true patrIor md particu
larIy Of ga perfect and up mm.'
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Adjourned,

Gy'The above sale stands adjourned un-
til SATURDAY, the 18th instant, at o'clock
at the same place. .,-u, ,.,,,,,,, c..
Jprseytown, Nov. ?, 1919.
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Ng.It is wondered whether Governor Johnson
will resign. If so, George DorSte, will be Gov
or,or II wont be much of a bargain, Darse for
Johnson; but things could not we'll be worse
Pennsylvania, would, at any rate, rejoice to De
clear of small Bill and since his October rebuKe'
no doubt he would be willing to make child
barpain; "let me alone and I'll let you alone
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Demise of the Republican Standard

Mai DgwIrr KITCHEN, the Editor oil Ire
ybig paper at Berwick, has notified its patrons
that two more publications will terminate Inc
ex;sence of the "Repubiican Standard" We
regret the necessity which cOmpel' the foregoing
announcement. The Major is very clever iel'
low-only toron poIitically-aud has published
paper deserving of living patronage
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Deaih OF a EienerabIe CIrsvman.

Rev. john BLACK, D. ID, died in the city
of Pitsburg on the 2sth ult., in the 80 year
of his age.
DR.. BLACK, was the father of the gallant Col
SAMUEL W. BLACK He was pure patriot, a
truly religious man, and reyered by a large con.
gregaton, and his numerous descendants.
A Coon BEGINNING. The first official act OF
Mayor Jones of Philadelphia, was the tying OF the
Hymenial knot for Q loving couple from Lancas-
ter county,
New IpEAs.-A MOf holds lady's han'
without squeezing it, and Spoon often goe
to her lips without kissing her. Strange ism
it1
THE ONLY SENATORS who refused the con
structiye mileage last March We're Messrs. Gas:
Calhoun and Benton all democrats
A SPECIMEN OF lead ore from the mines ne7
Little Rock, Arkansas, weighing ,23O pound
has been sent to the Memphis Convention.
Col. JOHN w. FoRNEY, says the Ian
caster htelHgencer, is very favorabl
spoken of in many places for Clerk of Il
House of Representatives at Washington
-eS0-
It ty'If thirty and a quarter square var
: makes perch, how many will make
II shad
y. New CoUNrERFEiTs on the Harrisburg ba
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REGISTERS Notice.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, to all lega-
" tees creditors and other peIsus lnln'''d
in the estates Of tie respective ''"'' w. W
the following administration a,C,ons 81 'r S'u
estates have been filed in he ohcr "l int hes's'
ter of the county Of Columbia, ond VIII be pre-
sented for confirm alton and allowance 10 'he Or
pbans Court to be held at Bloonshule, IN ana i'E
| the county aforesaid, on wednesday 'he @'s' "'J
/ OF November next at o'c''ck, T. NJ
|. The account Of William iofks' Ao-
ministrator Of the estate Of James Fox Ia'e oI
Hemlock township, Columbia county, CeCeasGu
2. The first and final account OF ADfa-
ham Cool and D. W Robins, Administrators OF me
estate OF James C. Leggot, late Of Madison TOWN.
ship, Columbia county, deceased
2 The account of John M. Heacock,
Administrator Of the estate # 1homas Heac'cK'
late of Fishingcreck township, Columbia c'ullH
deceased
4. The account of John Lazarus and A.
lhralam Miller. Executors Of The estate Of John
Spadp, late Of Fshngcreek township, Cclumb ba
county, deceased.
; The account of Jacob Swisher and
joseph Patton, Administrators Of the estate Of
. Jeremiah Wellj,er, late Of Madison township,
Columbia county, deceased.
n 6. The account of William Roth, Ad~
m minrstralor OF the estate Of paul Roth, late OF
Roaringcrcek township, Coun bia county, de-
-. ceasedg
ny 7. The first and final account of George
Hidlay, Administration Of tie estate OF henry
r HIdlay, late Of Centre township, Columbia Ct un
u ty deceased
s. The account Of Alexander Best and
William Foryth, Administrators de bonS non
cum testanento annCNO Of the estate Of james
N Laughed, late OF DamlIe, Columbia count!
deceased
JESSE G.. CLARK,
REGIsTFR's OFFICE, HSBtr
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Irj-The wings have got themselves into most
beautiful "fxation," by their course before the
last election in this state Thinking to trtghten
and drive up to the polls, as usual, the hands en-
gagged a, the manufactures, they put the tarIh IN
i.,ue. Thev failed in their expectations and
now deny that there was any issue in the election
Logical, i'snt it3
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The Cholera Again IN The WeSL
ST.. LOUIS, Nov. 6.
The cholera has re-appeared at St. Cen
evieve, and is quite prevalent and fatal
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DESIRABLE PROPERTY.

TINE subscriber offers for sale his HlHA
HOUSE AND LOT, in viii ESahg[IIa /
low Grove, (South Bloomsbury E.aA htH
The House j, new brick building "a aisNfig1Al
Of sufficient size to accommodate a
large family, There is well under cover at the
kitchen door, OF excellent water, supercedng the
necessity of going elsewhere to procure water
for any purpose whatever. There are on the
premises CARRIAGE HOUSE AND BARN,
sufficiently large for a cow and three horses, and
other appropriate oul-budlugs, all new.
The lot is located on Main street, at distance
about equal to eight squares OF l0S feet each from
the Court House 50 feet wide and ia feet deep
There are on the lot properly dlspo' 49,,
sed. and Of various sizes, upwards ol csYSII 5l,2
40 ORNAMENTAL TREES, "YVS
embracing quite variety, viz;-Ma- .iss.:s3Sss.:s
nle. Elm, Linden, Ash, Buton,wood, Mulberry
Weeping. Hickory, Oak, Buck eye, Hem
lock, Cedar, White.pine SC with variety OF
select Shubbery. There are, also, upwards OF
Thirty Young FTat Trees,
several of which are grated ~Ith superior iru't
These trees were planted about three years ago
and are just beginning the development OF thel
peculiar beauties.
Those who are acquainted with the relative sit
uaion of this place, must perceive that, dest'ne'
10 be, as in few years it will be, on the grea
thorough; fare to the Lakes hence, the purchans'
of REAL Estate here, must be safe and proIIl
able Investment
, Nr,. Those disposed to purchase, are invited
call soon on the subscriber, on the premises, or
his absence, can make application personally
B. K. RHODES, Esq, Bloomsbury
5 DAVID N. SCOTT.
\ Nov s, lSl9'
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nr;.We have not yet received the "Poer for
October. Why is this The democrat" has
been regularly mailed, and we think after having
given the Prospectus an insertion, we deScoe an
Exchange.
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TIE New Court HOUSE at Po'tsylIle has
been commenced # is to be two stories high 90
feet front by ll5 deep, and is to cost $780,
mn
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DY yirup of a writ Of fl ia. to me directed will
} be exposed TO public sale, at the Court
Hruse in Bloomsbury, on Monday the 18Th day
of November, at | o'clock, Pm, all the Right,
Title and Interest Of and IN certain House aud
Tot of the Defendants sItute in the borough OF
Danville, Columbia county,
A certain Iease-hod property with about
three yearsto run, described and bounded as
follows, 10 wit: In front on main street and by
lot of VIM Miner on the east and Christian
Muir and others on the west containing about |.
eighth IF an acre more or less, togDhcr with the
building erected, and being thereon a two stol!
frame dwelling house, with ;"c appurenances,
Seized, taken IN execution and 10 be sold as
the property Of Anthony Whitman
ALSO,
Bv virtue of writ Of vend. expo.
certain lot OF ground situate in Ccntfeyllle, Cen
tretownship, Columbia county, containing one.
fourth ot an acre more or less, bounded by lands
Of the heirs OF John Greasy, Rlcard Iorby, and
on Front street, whercon Is erected a one story
frame dwelling house, with the appurlenanccs
Seized. taken in execution and o be sold as
the property Of Thomas Cam
ALSO,
Bv virtue of writ Of vcnd. expo. GER
tain tract Of land situate in FNhingcreck town
ship, Columbia county, containing 30 acres more
or less, about siXty.fve acres OF which are coa'
red, bounded by lands Of Philip Unangst, VIM
| Evans, John Lazarus, and others, whereon is er'
ected onc.s,ory frame dwelling house, frame
barn. and other ont buildings, with an apple or.
chard, with the appurtenaures.
Seized, taken in execution snd 10 BE sold as
the property OF william Cunningham.
BENZ. UAYMAN, Sheriff.
Sherifs Office, bloomsbury,
Ortober DG l~IO