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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-12-25
Y. JONES. NJ. B. VIII
NEW FiRM I'm STAUNyON.

'5Nl1E undersigned having purchased D. M. Huffmans
entire stock of GOODS, beg leave to inform ,he peo-
pie of Staunton ard the surrounding country that they IN
tend continuing the Merchantie business at d. NJ Huff
mans old stand, opposite the Post Office where they will
sell goods cheap they be had in Stanton for cash.
We solicit liberal share Of public patronage with the
fdence that we can pefom what profess.
JONES s. WHITE.
Staunton December A. 1850
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NEW BOOKS.

IEARPER'S New Monthly Magazine for December !;
Ill David Copperfeld complete in one volume; the Pic
torial Saturday Courier for Christmas and New Year the
Two Brothers, the Family that lived in the first Society;
the International Magazine for December Domestic Histo-
ny of the American Revolution; Rutherlord's Letters
Bridges on l9 Psalm the Soldier of the Cross by Rev.
John Leybun D. D.. Tales of the Scottish Peasantry
Cottage Fireside Ruin Emsley; Petcoat CONVENIENTLY
Mrs. Troope; Geneveve, by Lamartine; the Valley Farm,
Sc, &c., just received and for sale by R. COWAN.
December | l. 1850.
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I'FALL. JOHN CRAWFORD.
New Firm at MI, Scion.

rEHE subscribers having purchased the entire STOCK
OF GOODS of Messrs. Jordan, Miller s. Paul at
Mt Scion, and rented their large Store and Waeroom,
would inform their friends and the public generally that
they have and will constantly keep hand good assert
ment of Goods of every kind.
The attention Of Mill holders is particularly called 10 the
fact that they will keepen hand good variety of Hot An
Choir Boiling Cloths. good supply Of Lumber always
on hand MCCALL g. CRAWFORD.
November 49, 1SJ0-3m
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SEVEN NEGROES AT PUBLIC SALE
In StauntOn, December %, 1850.

WILL sell on that day. if not disposed of privately be-
Il fore that time SEVEN NEGRO ES, belonging to the
estate Of Judge SMITH, to wit men, both good dining
room servants, and one woman who good cook with
four children. They are all young and very likely.
If scd privately credit of nine months will be given
if publicly, the cash will he required.
HERRING CHRISTIAN,
Execr Of DANIEL SMITH. decd.
December IL lS5O-tds.
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Notice.

HAVING disposed of my entire stock of Goods Messrs
Jones s. White, would respectfully return my SIN
cee thanks those who have literally patronzed me
whilst in the business-I earnestly request those in search
of Bargains to give the present firm CALL who will al
ways be ready show their GOODS 10 any one whether
he buys or not So give them a trial and buy cheap
Those indebted to me will please call and settle longer
indulgence cannot be given, bear this in mind.
D. NJ HUFFMAN.
Stanton December A. 1850.
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THE QUESTION SETTLED.

HaVg%
FTER careful examination of all the facts ia the
"A case it has been decided, that
BARE & STERRETT
have hand, this me the prettiest, richest and most
fashionable assortment Of Goods for gentlemen's
offered in this market-consisting of
Cloths, Cassimercs and Vesings Of every shade and
Of the latest styles.
All Of which will be made order the shortest notice,
and in accordance with the Fashion of the day. They have
also received handsome lot Of Shirts, Crapats, Gopss,
Pocket Handkerchief &c., &c., which they will dispose
Of at short profits.
Their motto is, superior Goods, at fair prices.
They beg leave their thanks the piblc of
past favor and pledge themselves to merit continuance
In conclusion we invite all who wish to SEE GooDs
Goods to give call at the old pa,e adjoining
the Virginia Hotel.
Staunton, Oct %, 1850.
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FOR M1RE AND FOR SALE.

HAVE several slaves belonging to the estate of Alex
F. Nelson decd, myself and Others to hire out for The
ensuing year. Among them Blacksmith Men, Boys
and young Women will also sell several young Horses
Persons wishing hire, purchase requested 10
make early application to the subscriber.
Persons indebted to said Estate hereby notified TO
make payment and all persons having claims against are
requested present their claims properly authenticated for
payment: JAMES NELSON, Ex'r.
December | lS50-4t.
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Stock for Sale.

WILL sell on the fourth Monday, in January next, be-
inc Court day. in front of ID. A. Kaysors in the
town Stanton Is SHARES Of Stock in the New Shen-
nandoah Company and five Shares in the Sauntun and
James River Turnpike Company Sixty days credit will
be sn the purchaser qiyinq note and payable Bank
e"' JAS. CRAWFORD, Acting
Executor of VIM. Bell, decd.
December %, lS5O-tds.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET
NOTICE.

yJNHE lae firm OfJoRpAN Miller 8 PAUL was dis,
solved by mutual consent, on the 10Th inst, and all
Bonds Notes and Accounts placed in the hands of R. H.
Dudley for collection whom alone payment can be made
The circumstances Of the parties require speedy settle
ment Of the business Of the late firm, and indulgence can
not be promised On any claim unpaid on the first day Of
March next.
GABRIEL JORDAN,
ANTHONY MILLER,
SAMUEL PAUL.
Mount Scion, Dec. 49, 1850.
The undersigned may generally be found at the store Of
McFALL s. CRAwFORD, in Mount Scion, every Saturday
until March sr, ready receive money settle accounts
for the late firm K. II. DUDLEY.
Decemher d lS50=3t.
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DISSOLUTION.

VNIE partnership heretofore existing between HARRY
IL s DAVIS, in the Boot and Shoe making business, has
been dissolved by mutual consent of the parties The bus
mess will in future be conducted by d. c. HARRY at his
old stand, door Pitman's Confectionery Store where
he sociss continuance Of the patronage heretofore receV
ed pledgng himself to do work that will give satisfaction
ID. G. HARRY.
Stanton December ., 1850.
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NEW EsTAHsLIsHM EMIT.

INHE subscriber would respectable inform the citizens of
Stanton and Augusta county, that he has commenced
the manufacturing of
TIN, COPPER AND SHEET-1RON WARE,
at the stand formerly occupied by Francis Bowles decd
and he hopes by strict attention 10 business and desire to
please, to merit share of the public patronage.
lie will do all kinds of Gathering and Roofing with Tin,
Zinc Copper in the very best and the
reasonable terms. JOHN 6. GROVE.
Slaunton, Nov'6, IS50-2m.
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ORE.9R & E.lGLE.N.a.N,
TATTORs;.

OPPOSITE THE POST OFFICE, STANTON, VIRGINIA.
--CGCo-
THNHE undersigned have associated themselves uLdsr ne
l. above firm ia the
HATLSRTNes l2wggWRSg,
and respectfully offer their services to the pubis Thsg
in the receipt regularly of the Nsw York Fashions.
and they assure the public tina: no effort on their part win
be wanting TO give entire satisfaction all who may avse
them with their custom. JAMES O'REAR,
GEO. F. ENGLEMAN.
Stanton, Oct %, ls5O-tf
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Es0 YOn Believe itR

ZONES & WHITE are receiving large stock of Gro
ceres, at d. NJ Elulfmans old stand, which they can
afford to sell cheaper than the article be had else
where in Stanton for cash-AIsp lot of Day Brass
Clocks for S. and 50 Hour Clocks for &c. and all kinds Of
Dry Goods in the proportion. 1t will be the inter-
est Of those in search of bargains give them call before
purchasing elsewhere Remember the place, opposite the
Post Office.
December Is, 1850.
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AUGUSTA FARM FOR SALE.

-efe-
FUNE subscriber offers for sale the old Cross Keys Farm
the main road leading from Stanton to Greenville,
about eight miles from The latter place. The Tract con-
tains 224 ACRES, and is undoubtedly of the best
Farms in The County. There about twelve Acres of
irst-ra Meadow Land. The dwelling house is in good
repair, and within forty steps of it is Spring Of excellent
water.
The terms will be accommodating. Apply to the sub
scriber living Greenvile.
WILLIAM BROWN
October sc, 1S50.-tf.
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ElABBlAg.s RECORD

On the oath inst Virginia Institution for the education
ofthe Deaf and Dumb the Blind BY tbs Rev. r. T. Castle
man Prof CoyELL, Of Conn., to ANNA e. daughter
OF Major George Eskridge, of Staunton.
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CANDLE MANDATORY.

December 25, 1S50.-tds.
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DIED, in this place Tuesday last advanced age, Mrs
- WOODS, relct Of Stephen Woods, deed.
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THE MARMET PRRCEs.

THE VI H IA ~ II IL a H. $.
STAUNTON PRICES CURRENT.
Corrected weekly for The Spectator, by BrOton Fuks)
Flour. SupERFtSE, 81 90 BAcoN, Hoe RoUNp, &c
WHEAT, per Bushel, Toe Corn, SIC
Rye soc PoRK, 81 so
Oars. LARD, Sc
BUTTER, Fresh TO- FiFkin Il BEEswAN, zoe
EEArHEGS, 33c GINSENG, 2Sc
WINCHESTER MARKETS. RICHMOND MARKETS.
Week Ending Dec. 2. Week Ending Dec, 2l
FLoua--S4 O6 81 II. }FLoUR-S4S1 So co.
HERRIN6s- s. rs u 8 so. tCLovERsEEo-$5 Is.
SHAp-S975alO5 so. HERRses-S 50.
BACoN-6 l.2c. perlb. SHAD 50 10
WHEAT--S5c 80 BAcoS-SS9 10.
OArs-35 a46c. LARp-S Kegs.
CoRN-40 45c. WHEAT-$ O5.
RYE-65c. Cons MEAL-S0c perbush
LARo-7c perb. CoRN-55c.
PLAsTER-S4 50 per ton WHIsKEY-Rectifed, &c.
PARTNERSHIP a 32c. tBUTrER-Firkin Ia II c.
IRoN-S95 l00 perton. PLAsTER-$3 %.
BEEswAx-20c per TO-. SALr.-S 90.
LIVE STOCK MARKET
RICHMOND, Dec. 81, 1850,
BrEe-Seas rVeight-S2 % So IS. Extra quality will
command higher price.
IioGs-S5 a SO nett; mUrketduf.
HUrToNs-$2 SO nett, as in quality.
BALTIMORE Dec. 81 1850.
BEEF-ScalG JVeight- $3 80
Hoes Sc 90 SIS so, no demand.
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BRECKENRIDGE s. COV:0.E

HAZE lately received large and fashionable supply Of
READY-MADE CLOTHING, and are prepared to com.
pete IN cheapness, quality, style, &c., with either Jew OF
Gentle. Their very desirable stock, all Of which will DO
a!ranted, consists in part Of the following:
Fine Black and Brown Cloth Over Goats; Fine Black
Frock and Sack Goats; Fine Black Dress Goats; Fine
Beaver Cloth Over Sacks; Felt and Petersham Over
Goats and Sacks Blanket and Pilot Over Goats Fine
French Cashmere Parts Fancy Cashmere Pants Sat-
ilnet and heavy Pants large variety of Vests, Draw
ers, Shirts, fine Linen Collars &c.
Their stock will be made still more complete by fe,h
supply daily imported.
Stanton, Nov 6, l850-Vind copy.
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PUBLIC SALE.

act from the deeTee.-Ieste.
NIGH. C. KINNEY, c. c.
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DAVIS a, KAysEn

AS just received and now offers for SALE very hand
some assortment of City made, Dress and Water
Call and see them r''' WV
otaunton, Oct. %, 1850.
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BOOKS AND FANCY ARTICLES.
ANDIRoNS, TENDERS, &c.

ANDIRONS, TENDERS, &c.
GEO. E. PRICE has just received very handsome
"a stock of Fancy and Plain Brass AEDIRoNs, Improved
and Common do, Sheet Iron and Wire TENDERS, Polish
ished Steel Brass Head, Kitchen and Common Shove and
longs, Ash Kettles Fire Carriers Bellows, Hearth Brush
es, &c., &c. Opposite M. Cushing's Main Street.
Saunton, Oct. 49, 1850.
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X ENNEDY'S Life Of Writ just received and for sale
m at CHAMBERS Book Store,
October %, 1850.
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Corrected tveekiy for the s
FLouR, SuPERFISE, $i 90
WHEAT, per Bushel, Toe
RYE, soc
Oars, soc
BUTTER, Fresh l7o, FiFlsin ~
EEATHERS, 33c
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Registers Notice.

a Ii persons interested are hereby notified
IA that the following administration nc
counts hnvc bee allowed snd fled by the Re
gIster of Cambria county, and Will he present
ed for continuation 10 tiIe Orphans Court To be
held EIensJurE, in and for said county, on
{ he lst day of Jolly next.
The sui Elementary account "f EphTaim
Crum. Jr., hdmlnislTatog of the estate o. Keu'
ben Crum, deceased.
The account OF Il, L Johnston. Admin istra
tor of the estate of Joseph a. Carmen. deed.
T he account Of George Weakland, surviving
Executor Of the last Gill and testam ent of
james Kinney, deceased.
The final account of Charles Bradley, Exec
utor of The last will and testament of Alice
Bradley. deceased.
The account of William Davis and Thomas
NJ. Jones, Ad minsirBtOrs of the estate of Da-
vid David, (DroverI deceased.s
VIM. KIITELL, Regi
June 3, le50.-35-td.
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z From the Greensbufe Republican, way 81
Riots ON ihe RaIIroad!.-The Military Called Out!
q. On Monday last oath was'made before
Judge Knox, Presiding Judge of our
Court, TO the effect that the hands now on
q strike, in Derry and Fairfield townships
had committed outrages and destroyed
private property, &C., belonging TO con-
tractors and others. 4 warrant was i'm
nediately issued to the Sheriff.
Sheriff Hugus promptly made arrange
ments 10 meet the emergency, in which
he was aided by our citizens. That eve
ming he called upon the Youngstown Ar
s;ilery and Liginnier Blues, who obeyed
the summons. with the most praise-worthy
aiacr,ty, and marched with upwards of
20 men TO the scene Of the Riots on Tues
day. In the meantime, active prepara-
lions were made to bring, if necessary,
force enough TO quell anything like resist
ance. But happily the force under COM
snand of Col. Coulter was found sufficient
70 suppress, and it is hoped, abundanuy
able to arrest the ringleaders of the rlo-
iers.
A large posse of men from this place
and vicinity had been notified to hold
themselves In readiness to start for the
scene of the disturbances on Thursday
morning. Arms, ammunition, &c, were
prepared. An express arrived here on
Wednesday evening, stating that the force
already on the ground was sufficient, and
as a matter of course, those summoned TO
the expedition were notified that their SER
vices were not required, 10 the very evi-
dent ehagrin Of many who appeared ark
ious to go.
The Sheriff on Monday evening sent
an express TO Pittsburg, and procured
from the U. s. Arsenal 5000 rounds OF
Buck-shot and Ball cartridge, which safe
iy arrived here on Wednesday.
Several Volunteer companies from the
north of the county were ordered 10 hold
themselves in readiness 10 march on
Thursday morning-their orders were
countermanded on Wednesday evening.
We understand that a great deal of aiacrl-
~ was displayed by these companies, and
If their services were needed, would have
turned out in considerable force,
Several volunteer companies, not called
on by the Sheriff, offered their services.
The last news from the scene of distur-
Dances state that the Volunteers had pos
session Of Martins Shanties, and on w ed
nesday afternoon would proceed to make
arrests OF those implicated in the riots.
The promptness and determination
eyinced on this occasion will, we hope,
have a salutary effect on those engaged in
these lawless proceedings and learn them
shat they cannot, with impunity, violate
The laws of the country.
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HISo,


All the right. title and interest of Daniel
Christie. Of, ia and 30 4 tract of land situate in
" Nashington township Cambria county adJoin.
ing lands Of Joseph Christie, Jacob BurgooD,
Charles Noon and others containing 333 acres
more or less having thereon erected saw mill
and frame house in the occupancy Of the said
Dauiel Ciris,e and famo t;iousc unoccupied.
Taken in execution and to be sold at the
suit OF George 5. Hoover.
.9iso,
The following described building sand lot OF
ground of VIM. A. Smith, TO wit All hat GER
tain two story frame building situate High
street in the Borough of Ebensburg in the
county of Cambria, and known on the plan OF
said Borough as lot No. containing front
on said street % feet. and in depth So feet, to-
gether with back building two stories high
% feet by % feet and the lot piece of ground
and curtiiaee appurtenant, having thereon
erected in addition TO the above described
building frame Office and frame stable all
in the occupancy of sad w A. Smith.
To be sold in pursuance Of writ of Lev.
Fac las at the suit of David IL. Roberts.
.3lso,
All that certain messusge tract OF land OF
John w. Geary and Charles Cheny, situate
near The town of Summitvile in Cambria n
Ity, beginning at the south east corner Of said
tract, thence north seventy degrees, west sew
enty and five tenths perches 10 a spruce corner
thence by other land of which this Is part
south twenty degrees west, one hundred and
eighteen peTcbes to pointers, thence south sew
enty degrees east, seventy and five tenths per.
ches TO corner, thence north twenty degrees
east, one hundred and eighteen perches TO the
plsc ce of beginning, Containing 81 acresa and So
perches strict measure. together with the cred
Iitamenis and aPpurienances the.eunto belong.
ing in any wise appertaIGing.
To be sold in pursuance of a writ Of Lev
Facias at the snit of Thorn as Jackson.
.4lso,
The following de- C -ibod building aud lot oi
ground of Joseph q. Brown, TO wit: All hat
certain two story frame house situate in---
street in the borough Of Conemaugh. contain
ing in front on SAID street p feet and in depth
80 feet, and the lot or piece Of ground and cur
uagc appurienant 10 said building.
To be sold in pursuance of a writ of Lev
T acias the suit Of Levi B. Cohick
IL N. b. The Sheriff has made the follow.
ing the conditions of the above sales, viz: one
fourth Of the purchase money on each sale tc
be paid at the time The property is struck down
when the sale amounts to $500 and upwards
under $780, and more than 800, the one third
under Sl0O, and more than $50, the one half
less than $50 the whole amount, otherwise
the property will Immediately again be put up
les sale; and no Deed Will be presented for &c
knowledment, unless the balance of the pur
chase money be paid before the following Court
JOHN BRAWLEY, Sheriff.
Sheriif's Office Ehensburg
June g, lS50.-tc.
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LOT OF GROUND, A STORE ROOM
And 4 DWELLING Houses.

The above property is situated Immediately
on the A. r. X. X. Raiioa and the Turnpike e
lea ding from Harrisburg to Pittsburg and Is
excellent business location.
Capitalists wishing to make profitable in
vestment would do well 10 examine the above
property. WILLIAM KIrTELL.
May 80. '50.-34-5t
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EbensbaErg Market.

FloRr--S5,75 6.25 per uarrei.
1Vheat-Sl l,l21 per busnei.
Oats-40 40 cts. very SCARCE.
Cors Medl-62i cts per bnsho!.
Rys-62A cts per bushel.
Buck1cheat-6 624 cts per bushei.
Potat2es--50 62I cts.
BptteT-Roil l2a cts. Keg 10
Salt-2 SO per barrel.
Eggs--S 10 cts. per dozen.
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NOTICE.

Y ETTERS of Administration on the estate
z 4 of Philip Rely, late Of Snmmerhill town
ship, Cambria county, deceased, having been
granted to the undersigned by the Register Of
Cambria county, Notice is hereby given TO
all persons having claims against SAID estate.
% present them properly authenticated fol set.
tlement and those indebted TO said estate, to
make immediate payment.
MARY RELY Administrative
of Philip Riely, deceased
June 6, l85O.-35-6t.
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aYHOzSscR.

3 FILTERS testamentary the Estate of
e. John DuIai, deceased, late of Carro Il
Township, have been granted TO The subscri-
ber, by the Register Of Cambria county. All
PERSONS indebted To said estate. are requested
IL make immediate payment, and those having
ciains against said estate, will present them
properly authenticated for settlement.
AUGUSTIS FARENBAUGH, Exu'r
MAY 80 '5O-34-6t
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STR AY COW

A NAME 10 the residence of the subscriber
a in Cambria township. mile east OF
Ebensburg. about the lst day of April, a red
and white spotted COW, about ten years old.
particular marks. The owner is requested
to como forward, prove property. pay charges,
and take her away, otherwise she " i'll be dis.
posed Of according to law.
JOHN WHERRY.
May 30, '5O-34-3t.
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RICR, Star s. Mould Candies
= - and g BY 10 & 10 by - Glass just re-
ceived, and for sale by J. MOORE.
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ES'ER AVS.

CAME TO the residence of the subscriber in
Cambria township, Cambria county, one mi le
east of EOensburg, on the 23d inst. BLACK
HORSE supposed 10 be about ten years old
and GRAY COLT two years old. The own
requested 10 come forward prove proper
~, pay chargcs and take them away, other Use
they will be disposed of accordn ing TO law.
JOHN WHERRY.
May 80, '5O-34-3t
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A CHANCE FOR
4 Is A Il G 4 [ n.
Sberiff's Office Ebensburg
June g, lS50.-tc.

FE E undersigned offers at private sale all
a that valuable Real Estate, Qate the pro
perry of Andrew Todd) situate in the Borough
of Summtvllle, Cambria county, Pa consist
ing of
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.4tSO,

All the right title aad interest OF Robert
Bingham, Of in and to Lot of Ground situate
IN the Borough Of Johnst"wn extended, Cam
bria county, fronting Canal street aud ad-
joining lois of ConneI Clark and the heirs OF
Joseph SIngleY decd and known on the plan
of said extension by the No. 90, having thereon
erected tuo story frame house and frame
stable in the occupancy of Mrs. Roger.
Taken in execution and To be sold at the suit
of Patrick Dougher;y.
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SHEl}IFF'S SALES.

EFY virtue of sundry writs of Vend. Expon-
e . and Lev. Facias issued out of the
Court Of Common Pleas Of Cambria county.
and to me directed, there viii be exposed TO
sale at the Court House, N the Borough OF
Eben sburg, Cambria county, Monday abe
lst day OF jolly next, at one o'clUCk Z. NJ.
All The right, title and interest of Michael
VIII, ni, in and to piece parcel of land sit
uate in allie gheny township, Cambria county.
adjoining lands of Leonard i.izingcr, Anthony
Will CIemcnce Urha and others, containing
los acres moro or less, about SO acres of " hich
are cleared. having thereon erected log house
and hewed log barn IN the occupancy of said
Michael " i'll and hewed log house IN the oc-
cupancy of Anthony VIII jr.
Taken in execution and TO be sold at the su il
Of ohm Ivory and WIN. Kittel Executors OF
William Todd, deceased.
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LIST OH RETAILERS.

Of Goods, Wares, and Merchan-
disc in Cambria County for the
year 1850, with the Class and
;rarco ofoanb