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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-06-25
gGE6EE.

THvHE undersigned Commissioners under the
4 Act of 22d May, 1856, to re-examlne the
claims against the Commonwealth, certified to be
due aud unpaid on the main line of the public
works by the Commissioners appointed in Pur-
suance of the 29th section of the Act of 9th May
1854, give notice, to all persons having such
claims, that they are required to present state
ment thereof in the office of the Auditor General
at Harrisburg on or before THURSDAY, THE
10TH DAY OF JULY NEXT. Such statement
must set forth detailed account of the dates and
items of the claim. and the name and residence Of
the claimant; and, if assigned. the name and
residence of the assignee. No claim will be ex-
amined unless so presented. The Commissioners
further give notice thai they will meet for the
purpose of taking testimony in reference to claims
presented in conformity with this notice. at Cres
son. Cambria County, on THURSDAY, THE
18TH OF JULY NEXT. at 10 o'clock a. m, and
continue by adjournment from day to day as may
be necessary.
f. BANKS.
TIIOS. L. FRANKLIN,
ii. S. MAGRAW,
Harrisburg, June 18, 1856. st.
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A Sudden Change.

The opposition factions to the Democracy
are a queer set of mortals A great change
has suddenly leone Ger the spirit of their
dream" But few days ago, and the prom
inent men of the KnowNothlng and Black
Republican party were zeaiously discussing
the merits and claims of the rival candidates
of the Cincinnati Convention. Under the
mistaken belief that Mr.. BUCHANAN would be
defeated for the nomination-an impression
created on the principle of the wish being
father to the thought, they loudly proclaimed
their admiration for this distinguished states
man, and declared that he was the only man
the Democracy could certainly elect Now,
however, their tune is suddenly changed, and
a great difference is manifested in the conver-
saton of these gentlemen at the street corners
They have discovered that they were slightly
previous in their zeal for Mr.. BUCHANAN
Their idea that the South could not do justice
to man of his independence has been ex pio-
ded, and they now find themselves in the very
awkward predicament of being compelled to
oppose and traduce a gentleman whom two
weeks ago they were lauding to the skies as
an able, honest and accomplished statesman.
But there were others, and their name is
legion, who formerly opposed the Democratic
party, who were looking with far different
feelings to the result of th9 National Conven-
ton. lhey are men VINO always had at heart
the true interests of the country, and they
anxiously awaited the decision of the Convcn-
ton, resolved if JAMES BCCHANAN should be
the nominee, to give him their cordial support
They have known hin long and well, as
neighbor and friend, and they know him to be
in all respects worthy their sufragos Dis
gusted with the corruptions of the Know
Nothing party unwilling to join in the hue
and cry against the south, with sectional fam
atics, they have come to the manly resolve to
cast their votes for the Democratic ticket. at
least until such times Us its opponents unite
in a uniform policy consistent with self-res-
pect, and the perpctuity Of our republican
goyernmcnt-Lan LateHigenccr.
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Sa7sdrieS
$50 Bbs double Recti1ied Whiskey.
1877 Bbls Old Monongaheia tRyo Whiskey, (fart
very choice)
so Hhds n. O. Sugar,
20 Bbls n. 0. Moasses.
With general assortment Of Groceries, also
Bacon, Flour, Lard Iron & Nails &c, all OF winch
Will be sold at low prices for cash.
WM CARR & co.
June 18, 1856 "a q
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Executors NGticc

8 ETTERS testamentary having been granted
- to the subscribers en- the Estate OF Mrs.
Rosaua M'Laughlin, late of the township Of
Washington Cambria county, deceased. All per-
sons. therefore knowing themselves indebted to
the said estate viii call Immediately and settle
their accounts with any of the under named Ex-
ecutors, and all persons having claims against the
said Estate will please present them fer settle
ment properly authenticated forthwith.
PETER DOUGHERTY, 1-
JOHN CASSIDY Executors
Mnt- IGEE
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F. NJ. George. Henry Reuch.
new FIRM.
g q Il II { I u.

H4HE subscribers would respectfully inform the
j. citizens of Cambria county that they have
purchased the Tannery Establishment at Hemlock
Cambria County, formerly owned by a NJ, s. r.
White. The establishment will undergo new re
pairs and improvements which viii enable them
to manufacture Leather of all descriptions for
country use, also, various kinds Of Leather for
the Eastern market.
Cash will be paid for Bark and Hides Of all
kinds, or If preferred in exchange for Leather
None but practical worlzuen will be employed
Orders for Leather viii be promptly attended to
F. II. GEORGE
HENRY REUCH.
May I, 1856. 2e-tf
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List of Retailers.

ar Goods, Wares. Merchandise, &C. within
" the County of Cambria, returned and classi-
fed according to law, as follows
EbPnsIayo Ro7ou1b
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Ran AWAY.

Ran Away.
NITROM the subscriber on the goth instant, an
e indentured apprentice named Henry X st,
he is about 10 years old. l hereby caution all
persons not TO trust him on my account.
HENRY J. CAMPBELL.
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t==-=z $3.50, - = -
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Arrival of the Trains at SEiEE2l
StatfHss
DISSGFRfESn,

Hacks leave this station immediately al
departure the trains for Ebensburg.
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Hollidaysburg 9 Standard" viii please copy
3 months and charge this oflice.l
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An appeal viii be helfat the Court House IN
the Borough Of EbensbQg, on Saturday June
18th 1856, Where any pe@5n dissatisfied with the
above appTaisement and classification. may attend
If they think proper. 2. j. LITTLE,
31qchantile Appraiser
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CONGRESSIONAL.

WAsHINGToN, January 23rd.
Mr.. Richardson mnde speech to day express
ing desire for the organization of the House.
and declared that to relieve the Body from en-
harrassmpnt he would, if possible, retire to day.
but designed doing SO to. morrow from the cam
didacy for the Speakership.
The House proceeded to bal!ot-the vote re-
suting for Banks 90. Richardson IS. Fuller 30,
Campbell 5, scattering 3.
Mr. Rust offered resolution declaring it to be
the sense of the House that if Banks, Richard
son and Fuller would forbid the of their
names after to day an nsurmontabe obstacle to
the organization would be removed and the pub
lie interest greatly promoted. The House re-
fused to lay the resolution on the table by tie
vote, but refused to order the main question The
subject was laid over till to morrow, and the
House then adjourned.
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NEw YORK, Jan. 23.-rhe British mail steam
er Africa has arrived. with week later mails.
Her adyices report European affairs unchung
ed and quiet.
The peace rumors by the last steamer are re-
peutrd and enlarged.
The answer Of Russia to the proposals Of
peace cannot arrive till the 10Th, or, probably.
later. 1t is Sunni sed that it will contain neither
an absolute rejection or acceptance of the terms
proposed by the Allies, but will offer counter
proposition to be settled by renewed confer
ences.
The feeling in England continues warlike and
in France is again becoming so.
Russia goes on with incessant preparations for
the prosecution of the war;
Nothing later from the Crimea The French
blew up the docks at sebastopol the 22nd ult.
The proposed conference with reference to the
DAMS Sound Dues has been indefinitely post
poned.
Sweden continues to make active warlke
preparations.
The latest Berlin papers speak not unfavora-
bly, of the disposition of Russia to consider the
proposals of the Allies
COMMERCIAL.
In the Liverpool market -four bad advanced
six pence, with an improved demand.
Wheat had advanced two pence.
Corn frmer and tending upward-prces I'M
altered.
Consols S6s
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SALES BY AUCTION.
FuTuhn DAYS.
NALuAnlU r4ur ro,, ,Aun-,.

v ALtAeiE FARM FOss sAEE.--As admin
fatofaf Gerald Alexander. dec a. and bv suthoify Of
hs wi" will on ihusdas the pih january is6 ulen the
nthssa At = oolock set public auction highest
nlcr upon aeret nfb II Is npnhs tho valuable 81
and IA GIN heii couayon which the sad resided
Inc TIA It's situated auont 10 les Lyushburg the
lyuclbufg a SAlem lurhrkeahout miles by good road
fon the farest Depot and survey.
acres aud fraction which about wood land
about 81 acres line meadow land and the whole is easily
tnscepuhe Of high state OF Tho sdonce
handsome enhntry with comfortable and eomodi
1S DWELLING HOUSE aud the requisite houses aud the
farm from Its capacity To produce large crops Of frain
grass deserves e attention of those engaged in agricultural
pursuits.
Approved personal security will be required the purchase
money aud the title will be retained
RDBF. J DAVIS, Admir-,
with the viii annexed of
dec 30 dS eetstlsad22S2lj Gerard Alexander, decd
" Republican copy.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
TeieSrnphca & sprs~.i, for the "yirginiaa."
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF TIE AFRICA!

The Peace Proposals. Blowing up CT the
Docks Sebastopol the Sound Dues-Ad
vance i'll BIeadstuffs.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE MARKETS.
JAN ODD.
Flour unsettled. Howard street S.25; held at
close at $3.50.
Wheat. none offered. Sales of White yester-
day ahoat 200.
Corn unchanged.
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II
u soNAL PROPERTY-As trustee In deed Of trust
made by Genrgo @ Cufle the 25th OF September
eo' VIII se Mt public auction NJ the Piedmont Works in
me suburbs ol lynchhurg, on THURSDAY, the 2ih of the
preso mht the following property IN said deed
iowu+ large quantity al building Lumber, Agricultural
implements H various kinds consisting Hay Presses Corn
shelters, Hay and Straw Cutters, Plons uMrows paten,
thnrts wagons Cultivaors aud other articles
TERMS OF sALf For all e $50 nndor cash for
all sums Of 500 90 days aud 500 months credit with
negotiable notes satisfactorily endorsed
jan II ot2ith ian JESSE i SALMoNs rru.,,
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TENWO SPLENDID FARMS FOR SALE
u Having determined TO Texas offer my
for sale; both of which lie in Granger county Tenn
Immediately upon the leading Knoxville One
$50 the other sos The former
miles west Of Beans Station miles north of the
Va Railroad and within three miles Cum
berand Gap and Charleston Railroad The latter will
be Beams Station South thirty miles, within
eighteen months.
This farm well improved and in high of
The Dwelling house is of brick, so by &C.
high, planned and finished with much There large
neverang Spring of the In the yard and with
in twenty of the house. The houses barn. stables
&c, all entirely
This Of the country ono
of the pleasant and healthy residences
The other Farm situated 10 the part of the
county, % miles East ve within eleven
Depot the East Tenn. a. Va Railroad.
This Farm is also well adapted Stock raising with good
Houses, failing Spring of superior water tho
house, and abundance of Timber.
Possession of the FIRST of Oco-
Der Of the latter any time.
wishing purchase should apply at early day.
Address VIZ. N. COOKE,
dec 81 GWEN Rutledge, Toon.
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ATAUCTION.-CoAL LANDsEon SALE.

A BY virtue of decree oil the Circuit
county, pronounced the day of Sc ptember 1859
in the of Wesley Argabrigt against Robert Murray aud
Jacob II. Guggenhener. the subscribers will MON
DAY January l. 1856 ut Montgomery Courthouse sell
ton undivided half # the TRACT OF Ian ID purchased
by William aud Wesley Argabrghto Christian Smiths
the 18th day of June 1853 lying Toms Crack and
the South side of the Brush Mountain county
adjoining the lands of John Martin Others
nine miles North of the Virginia aud Tennessee Railroad The
contains about 1867 Tho land valuable
ing aud but is especially valuable for It's inexhausbe Coal
deposits In fact II is entire Coal field of the
Brush Mountain Coal There is on a Saw Mill with a good
Of water and large quantity of good Timber The
title is undispued.
OF the purchase money about 2O0 viii be required
paid in hand For the balance purchaser will required
give bend with good security half payable the
May 1856 aud the other half May,
1857.
These lands really of value for their immense Coal
deposits which the best and purcst quality
thracitr ELI PiILEGAR, L,
dec l2et7th jan HENRY LANE, N"'
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SALES BY AUCTION.
THIS Day


NAisL ob NAtt ABLE Ernl
AM ftlsSoNAl, PROPERTY As trnstera In deed
~ Wpsl naae h3 DAVID Lyman ON The oth day of May
- ".ist - rnhuc aaetian ia the city qnchbufi
ith c January $50 tie following property
81 W SID seea aMtt Thu llpaHe and nov occupied hy
sl ~ ua1 as family residence situated iInus
" at the corner oi Fourth iruse strict aud frieud
aH'Ni ehe aefee Of ground with double BRICK TENI.
MIN eeieon 10 or near the city and adjoining tobacco
thtotN lot et McnNr'ol Hurt 4 Preston aisn all tho
sh Lyman interest Nrng lis life large nfiek
reno h ri The 'otner II Nun st and Frods ALI now
'Nid ny mckinney R1ss and n jennings also all The
s'' nahs Household and Kitchen Furniture Of every de
s.fltioh Oh The promises occupied b, him.
oi"hieh y very Yauabioa insisting Ia part ahaga
ny 'Ahns chairs hndsutas hels aud beeadH rarIotr mf
rows Ae and one tue PIANO. The sale the
WIZ take place upon the premises respectively
nenclng al the Tenement, occupied by Haas
the personal property VIII be sold pied
the said Lyman.
ltRMs ihe real estate will be sold upon a credit
wrN" aud eighteen months for equal nsalments puf
chase money secured by negotiable notes. satisfactorily
aou anu Win the interest from the day title
WIN so De retained as further security until the whole of
purchase money shall have been paid The
except as To small amounts viii he sold upon OF
months for negotiable satisfactorily endorsed
- :, JSo q. l. uOG0lN, Trustee.
dee @dsatfue&W ed,ds SMonbs
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M aEtRIh;D

MARRIED.
On the 18th of Jan 1856 by Elder r. N Johnson of Buck
ingham Mr. ELISHA f. WILLS and Miss SUE A. E. SMILEY,
of Nelson.
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NWEAT PUBLIC sAEE Of Ready Wade
N CLorIIlNG.--The stock of JACOB NEWMAN form.
erly Apple Newman Ia being closed greatly
dnoed prizes He viii moi any stock from
and n order To clear his shelves bis
he has put the price so low that Snporhne Clothing placed
within the aeh ALL aud hundreds those
of the surrounding counties suppiyn themselves
much lower than they have formerly paid for inferior
goods Intend closing out the splendid stock Appel
Newman possible, and therefore intend offering
great bargains Every really good cheap
fashionable clothing should tail 10 visit the
JACOB NEWMAN,
Corner Of Main and Market sis., I.ynchburg Va
lana
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SALE-Ou SATURDAY. the 10Th day OF February
next we Will offer for sale AT public auction, TRACT OF
LAND belonging to the of DR. John
formerly 10 Benjamin NJ Perkins containing upwards of 60o
acres lying ON the Plank road from Scotsvle to stanton
about four miles northwest of Scosvle The
are of superior quality aud the ghborhood desirable
For terms Of sale and further particulars advereu in
the Richmond Wing and Staunton Spectator.
J. &. BOWEN
Jan % G. 10th feb CHARLES A. SCOTT,
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EGsOEs EOH sALE.-The nndcrsixaed,

as Committee for John H. losey lunstic in the West
ern Asylum VIII sell by way OF public auction to the highest
bidder at the Courthouse Of Nelson county, the fourth
MONDAY IN January 1856 chat being Court day. the fol
lowing SLAVES belonging to said lunacs estute, viz
John man Susan, young and valuable woman aud
sixth part of a mau, Anderson, Terms leash.
l.. TWYMAN.
Jan % c2tWSF Committee for John X uorsley.
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4 DuaNIsTHATDas,s SALG.-H W al sell -
~ NEGRO MAN belonging IN the at my interstate,
at the Market House. in iynchbug the st February
a credit of four months
All persons having claims against said will please pre-
scnt them 10 the undersigned II. II. MEREDITH, JR,
jan 23ctlst feb Admir- of Ann Meredith decd
NEGRO hoy FOR sAsE.-rhe -ub.c riber
~ will sell. at Liberty. MONDAY the asth inst Court
dayD TOM valuable negro boy, who is Oster
He has been engaged that capacity the last years
the Norvell House. Iynehburg
Negotiable note 90 days, satisfactorily endorsed interest
added payable OF the banks of Lynchburg viii he
quired Harry RICHIE,
jan % dNcio4th' Auctiouocr
EsS Bedford Sentinel copv
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Persons holding chains against the Of Taylor
Tnsley& CO. OF r s Ferguson Co will present them for
payment indebted either VIII please
aud settle anxious close bus
TAYLOR, 1INSBEf, q co.
Ian Is liam I'm
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GIFT ENTERPRISE
GOOD NEWS COME ONE COME ALL !
and supply youi selves with Tickets
before the 22d day Of February, 1856 Such magnificent
scheme the Virginia Distribution Enterprise be-
fore offered to people for fortune For the small
o. your ticket may draw from ONE to THIRTEEN THOU
SAND DOLLARS. just think Of that. When Dame For.
smiles, who will not stoop to kiss her
Hugh White and Ludwell H. Brown, Esqrs my duly
authorize for the sale and distribution of tickets
JESSE I. HOPKINS.
The valuable property contained the above enterprise
will be distributed among the ticket holders the Of
Liberty Bedford county Va the 22d day Of February
1856 under immediate suporipepdence
VIM. NJ BURWELL,
WIN. T. CAMPBELL, Comfs
dec -cfs ED g. BURkS,
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~ f. Sackett requested to forward and
mediate payment longer indulgence will not be given.
GEO +. PEERS, tr.rs,o.s
jan l9dlw J. N. GORDON, s i'''
SALMONS L. MOORNAN, General Agents tor
- the sale of Tobacco Wheat Corn Flour, Oats &C. and
article to their From the long
perence Samon the Tobacco trade, but Halter
ourselves shall be enabled satisfaction to all who
wish line and Moormans knowledge
If the Wheat and Flour in this place for the last ten or Twelve
years will enable the market with equal adyaha
with any other house We therefore solicit the patron
age of old friends and the public generally.
Very respectfully, - a
JESSE j. SALMONS,
THOMAS 4. MOORMAN
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Hurt Preston Armstead
Warwick McCorke Jones' Saunders Irby, Miller Cren
shaw Jshn G. Mcem Joseph II. Wilson, Taylor, Tnsley
Co. Noyvn e. Apperson raliaferro Hamilton, Rucker &
Retd Joseph Coleman Horner Watson, Lynchburg Va
John Scott Halifax Capt Samuel Berger A. IL Norman
George Harston Henry; James NJ w Lewich
franklin C. Arthur Samuel Hobson, Bedford
ny Ptzer, Roanoke; WIN, p Arnold Rockbridge Thomas
GOODWIN Amherst Col. Moses Arnold, Campbell VIM g.
Gannaway, Appomattox Corbn b. Reynolds Botetoart.
jan 22-cly
UDURE SPERM OIL. LAMP OIL, just received
i by STABLER JONES,
Jan I5-dActs Drusgivs
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IRBY e. SAUNDERS.

1--WE undersigned having sold iheir stock Of Goods TO
l. Messrs 1rby 81 saunders, would most eheeriuy recon-
mend them to our former friends and patrons.
Dec 81, 1855 MCDANIEL, HURT & PRESTON
.sdScts
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u serber has two small FARMS, Campbell Court
house which he desires to sell
One Tract lying Creek adjoining the lands of
Capt + others 23Ia acres between 20
and meadow land and creek bottoms IS
acres land with abundance of Plant
land The improvements are suitable Tor small family with
n hrstrate orc hard of young fruit trees.
The other Tract lies Beaver Creek and contains 100 acres
with 10 IS meadow land the wood land
heavily good Tobacco land The improvements
new and in good order Terms LIBERAL
7.cts d. ALEXANDER
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,l,nusrEr's SALE OF vAL.AnrEpEu.

The above sale postponed till THURSDAY the oath Jan
nary, ls56 I'M q l. GoguIN r,us,s.
"A lbdanwtalh
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nVssoLUTsoN-rhe Conecrn al Tn,ior

II TINSIE1 IU,hnd T. {, 3 FETti SON q 90 IstIis
dissolved by limitation Either Of the parties
the Of the concern in winding up the business.
JOHN oTEY TAYLOR
I, l.. T1NSLEY,
+. G. S. FERGUSON.
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l. trust executed by X L, Logon, and duly recorded i'm
Campbell county, shall, on WEDNESDAY, tho Goth of
January proceed sell in front of thin Market
House, the following property two NEGRO WOMEN-one
young and yaluabei BAROUCHE AND HARNESS;
also, HORSE Sale to take place at II o'clock, A. NJ
TERMs.-Sixty days credit negotiable paper satisfactorily
endorsed. JllOS j. KIRKPATRICK,
ion1 q dDayvt9 Truata
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LNnGF rIRE-A correspondent writing from New Market,
Nelson county, informs the storehouse and lumber
house with their contents of Messrs Cabcl Hargrove
Shpnan of that place entirely consumed last Sunday
evening large quantity of wheat manufactured tobacco,
butter lard the lumber house, all of which
together the stock goods and the books The loss
besmated at about 8 5000
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The above sale is postponed till the ID day of March
ELI PllLEGAR, tcom,rs
jan 2l-ct3d may HEFRY LANE, '"''
- ALE OF KEAi. EsTATE.-A- Trustees ia
- deed of made to by VIM Terry will SELL
SATURDAY the 9Th day Of January, le56. public
ton, the premises HOUSE AND LOT, containing
ground in the ynchburR the residence OF
Samuel McGokle ESQ., credit of ght aud twelve
months. The sale will take place at o'clock 7, NJ.
JOHN q. l.. GOGtllN, r,o,aa.
dec 2l-d2awt5th jan JAMES V. KNIGHT ! ''
P0stpOncmcut.
The above sale postponed until SATURDAY. the 10Th inst
JND. -. l.. GOGGlN, r...,.a.
JAMES " KNIGHT
jan 7d3tawtds sat
POstpORcmcnt.
The above sale again postponed until FRIDAY the 25th
inst when the weather permitting will certainly take place
JND. .. l.. GOGGlN, (Tr,.,ao.
jan l2-d2awt25ih JAMES V KNIGHT, ''"''
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TOBACCO b AND FOR 81 u E

Ill wish TO sell the TRACT OF LAND which was con.
viewed me by Joshua Thomas containing $50 acres
part near to and part the side of the No business
Mountain.
man. good judge, and who has examined it, says
the greater part good Tobacco land There IL but little
cleared twill be sold either for cash or on redtt
Mr. Rice it, W II show 1t 20 those who wish
to examine it. [nov 23clawtsl MICAJAH DAVIS JR
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SESDUs LONGER THERMoMErER.-rhursday morning
last coolest morning experienced by any nhab
of Fredericksburg The Thermometer at Federal Hill
fell tVeatyoo degrees bslov Zero before O'Clock IN the
raoranR-F red1icksJurg Herald