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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-12-15

" We are requested To state that MATHEW
b. NOWLlN. is a candidate for the Shcrhr,lty of
Campbell county. Nov l3-iits
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WATKINS & MORTON,


Il IN, 1'ohe She,iG OF amherst Comfy Gr,et-
,ng' We command you summon the Amherst
Copper Mining and Smelling Company, to appear
before the Judge Of our circuit court. Of Amherst
county. at the clerks Office, on the first Monday in
January next, to answer james Lacy Of a plea Of
tresPass on the case Damage 800. And have
then there this writ. Witness, Robert Tinslcy.
clerk Of our said court, this I-t day Of December,
1851, and in the 10Th year If the Commonwealth.
Dec 15-w4w ROBERT TINSLEY
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-, STOVES, TIN. COPPER M

IL
SF g. AGREE, At Inrim oLp srAsp, Mn.s
Street. Lynrhbnr. Va.
Thn nndcrsisne, would respectfully inform H."
public, that Of their concern has just returned
from the North, where they have purchased for tn.
trade Of this place, every dcscription of Cant md
Wood Stores amones, which they aattcr themselves
i'll be found many patterns Of Pnrlor Church, OF
nee, Store and CooLing Sto.cs, whirb will com
pare '"voraby with my offered III ,Li. auy othor
market.
They continue To give attention TO Covering and
Gntring Homes bc, They keep constantly On
hand all kinds Of Roofing Materials, mud nrc ire.
pared To execute work Of that Kind on the most ap-
proved plan. aud with Dispatch
They have recently enlarged and improved ,boir
inciliiics for tho manufacture Of TIN, COPPEP,
Hop md Zinc m0rc aud ARE able to offer indpes-
mcnt., either by rc'nil or Ia Merchant. procuring
supplies Tor the rcfnil country trndc.
We invite nn examination Of our stock, which 10
very large, mud embracing great variety 81 house.
keeping articles, too tedious TO cnutnernin.
Tvms roy ibc,oi. Cash viii he paid for aid
Pewter, will take il in exchange fer amy nrti.
inclc orr line. MCRRlLL s. AGREE.
Oct o0--fs n
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Railroad connection at Macon.-It gives
us much pleasure to announce that this
long-talked-of connexion has been 50 far
finished that twelve cars loaded with cot
ton passed from the Macon and Western
to the Central road this morning. Cars
can now pass from the Wsyncsboro', the
Milledgeville. and the Central Road. TO
-Oglethorpe and Rome, Georgia; and to
Chattanooga and Charleston, in Tennes.
sec. We feel that we are now united to
Cherokee. Georgia, and Tennessee by
10y iron bands.-Saramnah Rep. Dec. 4.
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March 3-t-if CHARLES PHELPS


Il conc c"n,"rsnnt with the mo,lc of trnnsnas-
ing business. with the Departments nj wa.hinSt"a,
aud oe-gn'ngt" visit Tint city Frequently hereafter
will attend 10 such Revolutionary, Hourly L~sk,
and other claims, n,ay be antrlsied to him from
the surrounding country.
~ Address. Danpa'e, Ia, postage paid.
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AUCTION SALES.
CL0TISIN4, n 4 uc1Ie.-W. ,

CLOTHING NJ Aucttom-we wii sell
~ at auction. NJ our c"rr-r. this morning, {Non-
.lay) ut o'clock, and to-morrow morning, (Tues-
day. at the same hour. "a large lot n READr-
MADE CLOTHING. adapted to laberers and
factory hands. consisting Of 30 60 coess mud a.
many pnnialoons and vests. We invite the atteu-
ton Of the proprctors Of factories to this sale.
Dec I5-ft MEEM 4 GwATKIN.
NEGROEs AT AUCTlON.-oNs A-
~ turday morning. Goth inst, ut II o'clock. l
viii sell. in iront ofihe Market House, very
likely Negro Nam, Hri two very likely Ne
gro Boys, (tactory hands hcionging to the IS
tate Of DIR. jas /. Stevens. decd. Terms ut sale.
JOHN N. SIZED.
Egrrr,.s- Of Ers r. SArrns arcd.
Sale by MOSBY 4 HOLCOMBE
Dee, I5-2tif Arrf,su,,,s
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EXCHANGE
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

BEEF CArrLE-Scaie ,ccigh,-$2 % TO So 10
HoGs-Nctt 50 So and IN brisk tcmnnd at quo
tntions.
SHEEr.-Net 81 5Oi3 so rcrhcad, price vary
ng according to qunlity
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- . =
Madame BiSraCcianais

A writer in the Boston Post, in de-
serving criticism Of the first Concert of
Madame b. in that city, lhus remarks up
on her great qualities of voice.
MADAME b. chose for her re-appear-
ance three brilliant cavatinas in which she
had won great success at former concerts,
as tito show the audience how great had
been the Improvement since she last appear
ed among US. The first, %! lure di guest
An,md, in point Of expression and brill
liant execution has never been equalcd in
Boston. The recitative was given with
great delicacy and feeling the allrgrc,to
Yves cxguisitcly rendered, and in every
point gave evidence of most careful study,
and nice appreciation and conception Of
OF the authors meaning. Her voice is more
equal in volume and quality than formerly
and she contrasts her delightful meseo
voice with full tour de force in most dis
eliminating and effective manner. The
second cavatina from Beatrice di Tcnda
was as fine piece ofvocaizing as we ev-
er hsened to, and from the lips Of a singer
OF more extensive reputation would have
brought down the house with enthusi
asm. Her rcci,at;vc is the per
fiction of dramatic singing. Al nan gu
inge was rendered in most delicate and
touching style, and nothing could be more
expressive of the sorrows of the almost
broken hearted Amina. = Wede-
hight in her as an American artist we gio-
ny IN her for " hat she as done. and for the
brilliant futcre in store for her."
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NJ OTlCE..-WiIlb be sold To the highest bid
~ der, at Campbell Courthouse on Monday the
18th dny Of January. 1852, it being court day. 7',ro
oinaJde Yang Likely NEGRO MEN. Terms.
GO days negotiable notes with good cndorsers.
WILLIAM ORGAN.
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u 1t is supposed that over 100000
hogs will be slaughtered at CINCINNATI
this season. IT Louisville, New Albany,
and Jacksonville, about $4,000 have been
killed. AT Louis, lille, sales are making at
81 IS 81 so. and some holders asking
more
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1ME.--We have just rcreivcd, on consign-
- mcnt. lot of Lime. superior to any thing Of
the sort ever in this market. Call and see n sam.
pie. Ii is MS white when Stacked rs it is possible
for any thing to be. IIORNER e. WATSON.
D,r -1,;f
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wHiTTEMORL,s OFFICE.
Schemes for the week,

Schemes for the week.
MONDAY Electromagnetic Class 1918 Is.
Cnpitnls-e25 600; ~ 800 1000; 1000; 10 &c 800
Tickets IS.
TUESDAY lG- Do Glass 1875 II.
CnPiials-$23,00o; 1000; 1000; 80 Of 1000
Tickets s..
WEDNESDAY f-Do Clns. 1913 "a.
Cnpi,als-s33 00c; $4,000; 10000; 30 Of ,0U0
Tickets $40.
THURSDAY Electromagnetic Clas. oOo--75 49,
Capitnls-s2U0 900: 1000; 1000; 10 Of 900.
Tickets o..
FRIDAY I9-Do Glass COLTS IL.
Cnpitnls-20, 900; 4 Of I, 900; 10 Of 900. Tick.
cts IS.
SATURDAY electromagnetic, Cln.s oO2-75 IS.
Capitnls-$30, 900; 6,465 10000; 5000; 20 Of
$500. Tickets $40.
Drawn Numbers
Monongai,a CIom l91
GO Al So 80 20 "a CO IS ~ 20 10 SO
Honongoiio Eftro CIam Us.
20 10 50 % 81 II 81 80 &c ~ 30 Il
Monongaiia Ciass 1872.
As ~ 5 IA 81 "a rs | 40 40 IS 90 II 20
MonoDgniia Clnss 1913.
rs 80 % 10 SO ii 81 80 30 81 % 80
Sold.
In the above schemes several small prizes, and
returns one ofa $1,000.
A. r. wHITTEMORE. IT,
~ Orders for packages. certificates Of partn-
gcs. single tickets, IN my Of the Lotteries Of
W. Mnury & Co.. will meet with prompt attention
if addressed 10 A. +. WHlTTEMORE. Jr.,
Lynchburr, Va.
Y Communication. strictly confidential.
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an FOR RENT.--rhc esecllcnt sTORE
AA House. with good Cellar. iorn,crly occu-
pied b, y Ritchry & Sons. in the building ncxt he
low Dihr'lrs Hotel. Also several fine Offices IN tho
same building Apply to
Dee S--wiw r. O. AGREE
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" The lectures Of Miss Pike, in Ii
berry, on the science of Mnemonics, have,
as we learn from the .Seatinc7, "met with
the enthusiastic admiration of ALL"
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G. FOR RENT AND sALE.-THE

- New and splendid Dry Goods Store occupied
by Messrs Colhoun e. Holt. on Main Street, in the
town of Lynchburg. is for sale. Also. the Board
ing House: now occupied BY Mrs. Blanks over tho
stores Of Mss-rs John r. Davis, and CoIhoun e.
Holt. rhis Boarding House contains IA room., in
the most business part Of Lynchburg. md will al-
ways command as many boarders as can he accom-
modsted. Possession given LIST January. both to
the Store and the Boarding fIousc.
wlial'o sell on accommodating terms. the Hail
Acre Lot. occupied as the Poor House. in Lynch
burg, and alsofhe Hosse and Lot on Main Ssreei
occupied BY Doct- Sesy. Both these houses
rented Or the neatycar. Apply to a. B. Rneksr
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1t was among the loveliest customs
of the ancients to bury the young at morn
ing twilight; for as they s,rove to give the
sofiest Interpretation to death, SO they i'm
ag'ned that Aurora, who loved the young,
stole them to her embrace.
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MULES hAOTScS 0to0 " 0Ks
ONS FOR SdLE.-By virtu. Of a
0k6p deed oi trust, execute. to the subscriber,
BY Bailey & l.anahan, and Of record in the eorpo-
ration court. ! shall, ON Wednesday. the 18th day
Vi the present month. in front of the Market house.
in the town Of Lynehbnrg. proceed To sell, We.
~ fine mules, wagon and gear, aud sundry 9th
err articles. The title to sail property is believed
to be good, hut shall only convey such title is
vested in me by said deed. Terms made known
On the day Of sale
Dccll-tl7 EDW. d. CHRISTIAN, Trustee.
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IN TONS b~st LehisA Goal. suitable fos fun
~ dry purpose.
sofa Ground Plaster for cal. iov close b.
Dee I5-ts JAMES ,, aESWgCE.
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SHAWLS,S WLS.--AN ELEGANT
- stock Of plain and plaid Long shn~l.. some of
which arc very handsome; also some beautiful
cnb'd Mcrno Shnwl..
Orf I3--f.f n r q PETERS
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NJ EW GOODS.-Opcned TIL. NOR ing tho
~ following Bes and handsomc goods;
Soycrul ptcers Lurk nlouslaipc

Iderp md hpndaDDr
Also, ladies' hcm.t'cbcd -colIopcd and revere hks,
some of which are very pretty The subscriber rs-
-pccifIly solic. call from the ladies ~ the shove
goods. Nov 20--ft. DON r G RETERH
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Cholera at LOuiSVille--The Crops
Great Storm in Kentucky.

LoUIsvILLE, Aug. 15.-The cholera broke out
here yesterday, in very malignant form
Some twenty cases, up to this time, are reported,
among them J. X. Grant and son, George Willis
and Geo. McCurdy. The cause of the outbreak
is supposed to be continued heavy showers and
great heat. Three new cases have occurred to-
day. The weather is now clear, and the disease
has abated. The cholera has broken out in
some of the interior towns of this State.
A severe storm occurred at Paducah in this
State, on Saturday last. A letter to the Courier,
giving particulars, states that the gable ends of
houses were blown in, trees uprOoted, walls
levelled, sc. The steamers Dover and Caledo-
mia were struck by the squall and sunk. The
steamers Elk, Mustang, Globe, and Cherokee,
were badly injured. The former present the
appearance of total wrecks The Cherokee had
q large log driven through her hull. The stea-
mers America and Huntsville lost their chin
neys and also had their cabins badly sprung
Six or eight other boats were more or less in
jured Accounts continue to be received from
below Of other damage done by the storm.
The recent rains have benefited the tobacco
and corn crops in Kentucky and Tennessee
The tobacco yield in Kentucky will be double
that of last year.
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Symptoms OfDisease

Should never be disregarded. They are uner-
ring indication that the vital functions of nature
have been interrupted in their healthful action,
and that serious evils must inevitably follow,
unless the system be again set right by the
timely use of proper remedies.
BsAs Bear in mind, that nature is ever en-
deavoring to expel disease when it invades the
animal economy, and only needs the assistance
OF some genial restorative-thorough, yet mild
an its action-that viii give tone to the system
and ACT UPON THE BLoOD-which is the principal
Of Hs
GUYSOTT'S YELLOW DOCK AND SARSAPA-
R1LLA,
AS purifyer of the blood, rcnovator of the
system, and s supporter and prcserver of the
powers of life, it has no equal. Take it, on the
first indication that disease is upon you, and
you will avert perhaps weeks and months Of
sickness and suffering
8Ea See advertisement
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e ubEic Sale.

The subscriber will offer for sale Mt his resi-
dcnce, in the town of Jefferson, on Wednesday.
the 10th day of September next, -Four Head Of
Mich Cows, lot of Young Cattle, Two Young
Mares, One 1earling Colt One Two-Iorse Wa
gon, One set of Patent Hay Ladders. and q
number Of articles too numerous to mention.
ALSO:
Two Houses and Lots, and One Acre of Ground
situate in the town of jefferson Auy of the
above property will be sold before the dav of
sale, should any person desire to purchase. Due
attendance vii be given and terms made knov,a
on day of sale. HUGH DUGAN
Jefferson, August Is, lS5I-45-td.
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SasAgSc Sale.

There will be sold at Public Sale on Friday.
the 29th day of August inst. at the late resi-
dence Of the Rev. Terrence AlcGirr, in Cambria
township, the following property, viz
Horses Cows, Sheep, Hogs and Poultry,
Oats IN The Shcaf, Potatoes in the ground,
quantity OF Hay, Turnips in the ground,
and Garden Vegetables, a lot of Cord
Wood, One Wagon, One Cart, Horse
Gears, Saddles, Farming Utensils, House
hold and Kitchen Furniture, Beds and
bedding. A large number and variety of
BOOKS, comprising Religious, Scientific
and Miscellaneous Works. One Gold
Watch. Sugar Kettles, also variety of
other articles.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock A. NJ. A rea-
sonable credit will be given.
JAS. McDERNIIT, Executor.
Aug. q, 185l.-45-d.
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Cholera NIOrisuS,

IEAD TIE FOLLOWING ENTB tOEDINABT CURE.
hereby certify that about two weeks ago
was seized with violent attack of Vomiting
and Purging Cholera MorbUs,l with very dis
trcssing pains in the stomach and bowels, which
was completely removed by two tea-spoonlul
doses of the Petroleum, taken in Il little water.
After having taken the first dose, slept soundly
and comfortably for three hours.
Signed HENRY WISE, JR..
On board Steamboat Ariadnc
ATTEST NINROD GRABILL.
Pittsburg, December -, 1919.
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DIR. GUYsoTT'S IMPROVED En-
TRACT OF YELLOW DOCK AND
SAkSAPARILLA. nutnn in The larernst


sized 6otttcs, contains more IF the ,,rs 5-.
SarsGpoTllSa than any other prcrarat;on cxtapt.
"illch Is o@c0'ca1Iy combi7ed with the Extract Of
eiio" Dock The Extract of Wild Cherry, and
the baIsam Of Fir, thus making the reasc,7y more
Thoroughly cgicjeqt than any other ,SlrsaDa,7la
before the public. At the same time it is zer-
Jeety free from all mineral z1oisoas. which cannot
De salu OF any other of the Sarsaparilla COM
pooH"s- The invalid should 5esrare Of poisons !,
mercury Iron, Quinine, Potash, Iodine. Sui
phur' Arsenic, and many other mineral and me-
talhc polsons enter into and form the active ba-
SIS Oh most Of the Sarsaparillas and Panaceas
OF the day Guysott's Compound Ertract Of Ye5-
|0a0 Doch and SarsapariILa does not contain par
ucle OF these substances; as any one can ascer-
tam by applying the necessary tests.
Ihese polsons may occasionally remove disea-
ses, but they so vitiate the blood and completelv
lmpregnate the whole system with their baneful
ehects that the first cold, or the first attack Of
disease, prostrates the patients strength. and
subjects him or her to the most excrutiatine.
torture, and renders another cure almost inros-
sioie and hopeless. Let all poisonous Sarsapa-
rlila preparations alone, and use GasgsoH's I'm
proved Extract of Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla
which IS Thoroughly e6TcaciOus, pertctly harmless
and purely vegetable. All kind of diseases Weld
to its genial influences.
Price 81, per bottle or six bottles for S..
10 persons purchasing by the dozen, liberal
reduction will be made.
AGENTS.-John Ivory & Son. Summit. 1Tpr-
ray & Zahm, Ebensburg; Mary Orr Holidays
burg; Il. Shaw, Clearfeld; Hildebrand s. Co,
Indiana; John Scott, Cold Spring; j. Patton,
Curwinsville.
April 81 1851-ly.
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II Office.

Notice is hereby given, that Letters Of Adj
ministration have been granted to the subscri-
Der, residing in Johnstown, Cambria county, on
the estate of Allen Rose, late of Conemaugh
township, in said county, deceased.
All persons indebted to said estate are re-
quested to make immediate payment, and per-
sons having claims against the same will present
them duly authenticated for settlement
WESLEY J. ROSE.
JohnstOwn, Aug. q, 1851.-45-6t.
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Id Il f ID:

Of Typhoid Fever, on the 18th inst, at the
house of Mr.. PIntosh, at Plane No 10, Blair
County, Pa, DAVID CAMPBELL, aged about %
years.
COMMUNICATED.
While living, Mr.. CAMPBELL was active, ener-
getic, industrious, careful and attentive to busi
ness, by which excellent traits he had won the
respect and esteem of all who were associated
with him, and for whom he acted In his nature
and manner he was kind, generous, ardent,
frank and sincere. Treacherousness was no
part OF his composition-for, while his large
heart was open to all, his generous pulse ever
received that cordial grasp which is the sure
evidence of reciprocal feeling of kindred hearts.
highly, and very respectfully connected, loved
and esteemed by all who knew him. he has left
us while yet in the morning and spring time of
lie, regretted and mourned by all. The CON
course of relatives and friends who met to pay
ehe last tribute of respect to the deceased, was
unprecedented, in the vicinity, of his interment
though many an eye was moistened with sym
p1'heuc athiction with the bereaved connections,
!'. "hen GOD wills, none can interpose-death
:" "e0"dote-we must all submit-we can but
siie'e It's the last manifestation of appreciated,
departed worth.
IN cambria township, on Sunday, Aug 18th,
=, VI, Dysentery, ANNIE, daughter of Robert and
Ellen Hughes, aged years
~ cambria township, on Monday morning,
aug 10th, Of Dysentery, MARGARET, daughter
u 'ohn Roberts, (South, and consort of Thomas
Drown, aged about 40 years.
In Cambria township, on Tuesday morning,
mug 18th, of Dysentery, SUSAN RRBEocA, daugh-
Ter Of Nicholas and Susan Nagle. aged / years
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TAILORING,

The undersigned inform their customers and
friends that they have formed co-partnersnp
in the above business. under the name and firm
of BEYNON s. JOHNSTON, and have taken the
room recently occupied as the NouHtain Sel7ft1el
CgSee, where they VIII be happy to see the for
mer patrons OF Lewis Beynon, and as many new
ones as pleas to call. They receive regularly
from New York and Philadelphia the latest
fashions; and cannot be beaten either in the
shape or fit of Coats Pants or Vests, by any
other Tailors in the country. They respectfully
ask the public to give them a CALL and are con-
hdent their work viii recommend itself.
gsa-AH kinds Of country produce taken in
exchange for work
LEWIS DEYN0N,
ROBERT JOHNSTON.
July II, 1851-tf.
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N office.

ALI. persons indebted to the subscribers arc
earnestly requested to call and settle tber rns-
pective accounts. on or before the 1st tlav of
October next If this notice be neglected we
VIII be compelled to place the accounts in the
hands of'a proper officer for collection.
B1FFEL s. HUMPHREYS.
Summitville, Aug. Is, 1S51.-45-td
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G U Ii A..

H.. olons The Cuban RecoluGon-Another Re
,orted BaaRe-TAe Patriots Victorious One
It,adred Spaniards hilled.
CHARLESTON. Aug. 1S.-The Savannah News
- letter from Jacksonville, Fa., giving intel
,;,once from. Cardenas to the 5th,
If was stated at Cardenas that the Govern
,, troops had several encounters with the
y. T,..,;o+s-oue of which was of some Importance,
ho;rq hard fought fight. The Patriots proved
,;c,or;ous. completely routing the Spaniards,
killing about one hundred of them. The Patriots
oon,nred fourteen pieces of artillery, and other
munitions of war
Accounts also confirm the rising of Villa Clara,
ru;n;d.d Santiago de Cuba and Pinal del Rio.
6 that there only remains to the Spanish Gov
orrment Havana and Matanzas, to the Western
Department
Although neither the captain nor passengers
one of them Spaniard-were willing to COM
municate the political news of the Island, it is
evident that the flame of revolution has spread
all over the Island.
CHARLESTON, Aug. 1S.-Privatc accounts from
Cardenas state, on the most reliable authority,
that the accounts of the uprising are perfectly
correct, that the government cannot put it down
In less than year.
Gen. Lopez was anxiously looked for. Every
thing is so arranged that he can make safe
landing.
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II office

Letters Tcstamentary on the estate of the
Rev. Terrence McGirr, late Of Cambria Town
ship, Cambria County, decd, have been granted
to the Undersigned by the Register of said
county. All persons indebted to said estate are
requested to make payment, and persons havino
claims viii present them properly proven foP
settlemeHt. JAMES AIcDER4IIT.
Ebensbwg, August 81 165l-45-Gt
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II office.

=, Letters Lestanentary having been granted to
County, on the estate of Ross MeCabe. late of
Allegheny Township, Cambria County, decd;
Notice is hereby given to all persons indebted
TO sad estate to make payment, and those hay
ing claims against SADIE estate TO present them
duly authenticated for settlement.
HENRY SCANLAN. Executor.
August H. lS51.-44-6t.
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Stray HeSfeg.

Came TO the residence Of the subscriber in
Blackjack township, about the 1st of July, a
Dark Red Heifer, a little white on both hind
feet, and about three years old. The owner is
requested to come forward prove property, pay
charges, and take her away, otherwise she viii
be disposed of according to law
EDWARD JONES.
Aug. 81, 185I.-45-3t.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1851-08-21
GRAND PROCESSION
Gne Hundred Horses.

The NIonagerie of G. c. QUICK s co stands
unrivallcd by any other similar establishment
IN the world, and in it win be found represen-
tatlves Of every animal which has ever been
discovered by the naturalists 1t is composed of
the two great collections formerly belonging to
JUNE, TITUS & CO., AND VAN A,1BUEG s. co.
And among the principal attractive features will
be found the trained
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1851-08-21
Stray Mare.

Came to the residence of the subscriber in
Allegheny township. Cambria county, on the
Sth of July last, GREY MARE, with bride,
saddle and martingal on, supposed TO be about
Six years old The owner is requested to come
forward prove property, pay charges, and take
her away, otherwise she viii be disposed Of ao-
eording TO law JOHN PARRISH.
July 10, 185f.-43~3t.