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MANIFESTO ERoM SANTA ANNA

ANNA.
New iosx. June l3.--The Now York Herald pub
shes the manleso OF Santa Anna to bis partisans In
ulen, add declaring that Mexico must pass tbrouah
aroher bloody revolution before tranquility can be
sod ~
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uorNT VERNON p11Rcu.sE

The Mobile Register gives the following account
o. ne YAscIY Mouat Vernon Fund:
!uounI Vernon AssOe;otion.-Hon.,W W. l.. Yancey.
Ia a .s;,-. &c the Tribune of yesterday, snuounct
;ns r,c-ipt as the following sums Of money, CON.
1rauivl at the various meetings alluded to:
Fs.n the rneeting. al Kingston Autauga.. Sl2l 90
+ OH that at Pra,tville. ACCOMPLISHMENTS 50
From that at Rockford Coosa county. lU92 20
Fun mat at We:umpha. lU2 So
+ in the ODD Fellows dinner W
E.v,n Mr julius Norton, contributed, at meeting,
held, two years -iacn. in Montgomery. III 5
he sr.Sests thar iii the members of the bar will,
I,s hcu-s TO bring this subioc, before ihe people,
tbey will doubtless have the ratica;,on of present.
L. 10 III, Association, By the pc February next, al
,easi SIS 900. N;Lsy try"1-l Mobile Register, I'D.
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EDGE HILL SCHOOL

ssDuE HILL SShOpb
TIME second session of this school will coH-
j. the lst October nexr and terminate on the
following The session is divided into two .e'7
months each. The subjects taught are snc'sS'
dern languages, and mathemstics Tue cEars'
thing except lights. Is sl25 per term, psp.ole ID
Persons desiring It, may obtain detailed cas-
addressing the Principal at Guineys p. q: 20 90
Va. SAM SCHOOLkh'
REFERENCES.
F. w. Coleman, Senate of Virginia; Prot',
Davis, Cabell, Minor, and McGutey. uniretNs
Prots. Venable and Brown, Univrr,ity OF Geo,s'
doiph Tucker, Esq. Winchester; K b. Eeetn.
Z. T. Coleman, n. D., Richmond; James Z SOU,
Charlottesville; II. 81. Robinson ESQ. N or reunt
July l4-cwd sAML 81 nv,
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GEN JOHN b. WALb.,CH, the oldest officer
"a toe Z. 5. Army, died at he residence, in Madison
sr-ei, opposite ST. Ignatius ehurcn, Baltimore, on
ts eninR OF the 10Th instant in the 93d year Of his
AZ. liter a. ilnsss Of three days.
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NOTICE

NOTICE -,
TIME undcrsi2ned IL manufacturing anoI IT,. -
Il able machines Screw for planters ~
sell for $40; he has sold great many; tney :.
satisfaction, and it 10 said by judges thN .y n
in hogsheads with Screws commtnd o'"e
that which is put up in the old way. ,,.
Am. r h"'"' H. srs
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From the Charleston Courier.
THE SCHOOL MISTRESS ABROAD.

rgg SCHOOLS MOVING IN BEHALF OF MOUNT VERNON.
W. End in the following extract from the st. Louis
iH L.sdur, that the female seminaries in that city
a laying their oblations the shrine of WASHING.
TOY. II IL an example worthy Of imitation. Let both
tr- scaonr,aste and the schou mstress indocrinae
:aa :-;7g generation with tho principles Of WASHING
ToS (tbe model boy, in love aud obedience to his
. ,r-ut, 8s he III. model man in atriotsm, wis
dom, goodness and greatness,) aud teach them that
~, conservation Of Mount Vernon. as the Mecca Of
n-r!csn patriotism, il at the noblest mode Of
doing homage to tho father of our country. and the
bes and suresr mode of perpetuating the Union, in
constitutional harmony and fraernal love. Will not
Charleston pupils Of both sexes. come up, by schools,
and IA ahvas. TO the blessed work.
The M4nsgers of the Mount Vernon Association Of
s., LOuis gratefully acknowledge thu receipt Of fifty
.hce. duars, from the pupils OF Madame Gilbert and
Ma Long, who kindly permitted them to attend the
N e,in for the organic stion Of this society, TO lisen
10 tbs address Of Major Wright. whose eousace an
;n.'.d their youthful hearts with the spirit OF true
patriotism, prompting them 10 undertake to raise, BY
th-r own industry this in furherance OF the no.
bic "tIect of t.is association.
Tn. gift. coming from suoh q source, was not only
lters aud peculiarly gratifying TO the manhkers, but
was we'll calculated TO inspire them with redoubled
energy in their undertaking., and was enhanced 10
ta-. estimation. by the heaatifui and delicate man
;,er 10 which il was rendered.
ANNE l. HAMILTON,
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1!nEENBNIEN FAKM FOn SALE.

tsREENBNIEN FAH-N FUh StLE.
sUNHE under-sne offers for se his land In hing ana
Il Queen County. called "Greenhrer. situated within
of Mattaponi River snd about four or h'r
miles from Waiker,on the hca ot steamboat navigation
1t ndjnn' tine of John Walker joha kyiand ana
A. SALE AMI cont aims 5alt acres lad. OF excellent
quality and mostly in woods There is but very tfe
open land the psce-the greater portion being iars
body woods fhcky with pi oak aud hiekorE oat
principally pne and to d.p1sed to engage In the
business cutting cord wood Ccrng great Inducements
a. large ding schooners high this point and
within two miles # rho land.
The farm 4. we'll wasered, with several mari banks
veniently situarcd
Terms accommodating and full possession given imme.
dia,eiy
Persons DESTROYS of making enquiry or proposals oy
letter, can do 81 By addressing Il. GREGG,
An nvff Aula
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>sNHE public examination ut this Institution "!
d mence on Monday, ED June, and cOn!nu
tuesday aOih.
The Commencement Exercises will be heli on
day. I'd July. In the cvrnng OF the same dsy, W
baylor, Esq, OF stanton. viii address the Sod
Alumni, and st George Tuck r, Esq Of R!chnon'
will pronounce poem before the Literary soet'
the College.
The next Collegiate term will begin on the 9 TIL
in S,pt.moc". For special Information address
GEORGE JuEklN, D. d b., for printed Catalogue.
NAV 30-cIt
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LAND On The KOASOKE rALLEi Kali


LAND On THE KOASOkE tALLEh Kali.
ROAD FOR SALE.
4 OFFER for sale TRACT or LAND containing
L LAG ACRES. lying immediately above the Roanoke
Valley Rail Road and up and cornerng in sight
of the contemplated between the Carksve and
Towne1rille depos.
This possesses many advantages, and presents
Of the opportunities for investment in TITS
region Of country, being convenient 10 the town OF
Csrksville large manufacturing Mills aboundinG in
timber OF every variety common to this country and
having least i've six hundred of 6ne tobacco
land To clear That portion enclosed aud in cultivation,
lie. beautifully bon. sufficiently undulsns to dscbsrgc
the wiuor rains without washing The settlement upon
elevation In the Of the FARM, commanding
view OF the whole estate Including the creek hss which
are ditched out, and In high state OF cultivation ,
The YELLING 10 house with five rooms and OIL
suited 70 the accommodation of family The Other I'M
provemens, to wit: oveBeers house, grsnsry hiasai
stables, to5acc1 barns aud negro cabins have ali Deem
built By me- ard new and in thorough repair
II curly application be nude, will sel q oassain
address JOHN WlMBiSd.
Cisrk.vie, Va.
P g. This tract can be divided to great advantage 70
AZ to make farms about hundred acres escn
April l3-cNtt }, w.
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TIE NAVAL BOARDS AND GEN. WALKER
WAsHinorox. June l3 The Naval Boards Of
E,qauy lave examined The cases OF thirty victims
Of tne torm.r Board, but no decisions are yet made
known.
Gen. Walker hao an interview With Mr. Buchanan
last night. IL was merely Of formal character.
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V7IKGINIA-ls CHARACTERIZATION. held in til

VIRGISIi-lA CHAHCEkY-At Rules held In the
y Clerks Office Of Hanover Circuit Court On Mon
day. the Isr day of June, 1857
Harriet Richardson, PhF.
Against
Mary Richardson, VIM. r. Donashe and Susan B.,
his wife George NJ John D. Walker aud Ed ward H.
Richsr ison the unknown children of VIM D. Richardson
Wm. l.. King, and Nancy his wife, Defts
The object Of this suit 10 TO transfer certain of
money In the hands Of Charles W. Dabney trustee
un:er deed Of trust from Abner Robinson and Henry
King bearing date the Sd day Of December, 1892 and
recorded in the Clerks Once Of Hastings Court Rich
iuond aud held BY the said Dabney, trustee Aforesaid
for the benefit Of Harriet Richardson to the hands of Viii
liam King OF the City Of New York. 10 be held by
him as trustee Of the said Harrie. Richardson.
And by af davit filed in the Is ordered that
the unknown heirs appear here within month alter
due publication OF this and what ia necessary
protect their interests and that copy OF this order be
inserted 10 the Richmond Enquirer newspaper publish.
ed in the city Of Richmond for four week, successigeIy
and that copy be posted the front door OF the
house OF ths county the r day OF the next county
court Copy-Teste,
Jun. -nw4w JAS. y. CHRISTIAN elk
SCGAR-Loverng's Powdered sugsr-5O bbIs Tor
n % Nav
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ASHLAND FEMALE SEMINARY,

BY MRS. l.. l.. DICKINSON.
iUNHlS Institution is n1w open aud ready for The
Il ton OF pupils. The course Of study c0mpI
the high and ornamental branches of refined ien..
alton.
Having given general satisfaction wherever ..
'aught, Mr.. D. Is furnished with ample reference.
qualifications teacher, from tn. hrst families ii
ia, Ahbprna, South Carolina and Austin, Tex,
Information can be had at the Ashland H.te., pen
,r by letter.
TERMS OF TUITION.
French and English. per month. EACH. ...........
au.ic on the Piano, (inciuduS use 81 the instrr
Music on the Guitar,
Needle work, in all lis various branches,
\ thorough knowledge Of wax work, in fruit anu
Drawing and Painting.
llurn work mo chargc)
Board payable monthly IT advance,
he'd and bedding, per ycr, ....-..
N B.-The French Glass will be required TO CO.
daily with the Teacher. Particular puins will be
in cultivating the manners and refinement OF nllthe
adde's entrusted 10 Der charge Dec 10
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SUGAR-Lovering's Powdered sugsr-5O bbIs Tor
- vale By LIZ g. B. DAVENPORT.
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PROPERTY IN WHEELING The returns Of the az
ses cor of Wheeling Va, Tor the year 1857. show the
total value If the real esnte 10 DC s. 99 94 the tax
upon the assessment is 26 JOB 20 The GAZETTE saysthr
number ofthablss as rhown by the rcrurnsi- 92l 81
cents tax upon each making 81 .46O So There are
$40 dogs, assessed at 81 each. making Sit0. There
nrs % s.uts assessed a. IS Zach. making $780, The
total asses sment then is s2S 43O 2U.
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ELAT ROCK FEMNLE SEMINARY

NOR the year 1857, the first Session OF this Inst
r. will commence on the 18th January, and close
10th Of June. The second Session will coinmeH
2Uth OF July aud close the 10Th OF December
TERMS, payable at the end Of the Session:
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POR KENT OR LEASE.

FOR KENT OK LEASE.
TIME firm which live, in Powhatsn county, about
six miles from the Court House. three from Jraer
son. james River landing hirt tour miles above Rich
ond containing upwards OF 1000 cresof land together
with hands enough 10 work il, II desired large dwell
,ng bousc threshirz machine, &c 10 for rem; lease
tn. ensuing year. with rho usual privilege of seeding
&c. the present yoar ESrly application desired My
post office is Powhatan Court House, Wa.
NAV 26-cw4w SAML DRAKE.
ST-A certificate OF State Debt, gistered In the
II Office Of the second Auditor and standing in my
name being certificate No. 81 tor $780, and dated 9Th
September, lel5 Notice |, hereby given that application
will be made to said Auditor for rewal of said cert
cafe according 10 law. FRANCES NJ. LEWIS.
March 2.3-law.m
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VIRGINIA MECHANICS INsrIruTE.-We ihs"r
40 attention Of our readers 10 the appeal eea,
t thu Virginia Mechanics Institute" TO De iouna ~
mother column, and sincerely hope thar ever
risnd Of education-every lover OF Richnohham
. Of the Sourh-wiIl respond literally to the call
made upon them. The Mechanics Institute mar
in existence but three years, and yet us psne,
cial effects already apparent in the %orksnop'
{ city. Let the Institute De fostered anu su.
ur midst will become man of learning and OF IN
lusnce. Read the Appeal alluded 10, ana ti n.h
ubscribe literally to the erection OF hall on ~"
,ireet.
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" r, -, r T,,,.,ars.Id III, "a - or

The object of this suit Is to attach in the hands Of Mary
Newly, administrative Of Newman Newly, deceased,
the interest OF the said Gmores In the estate cf the said
Newly To satisfy the psinus claim. and affidavit hav.
nx beef made and filed that the ssd defendant above
ma med IA non resident of this Common esth the said
defendant is notified 10 appear Rules to be holden In
the CIerks Office OF the said Cont the first Monday
July next and do what 10 10 protect his
in this suit. COpy-leNe
Ju =. s -cw4w SILiS CHEATHAN. e..
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,nl., he had suneraddsd the crime of murder 10 tht
catalogue of his crimes. Ws have not heard tnis
although it is believed by thoss who knew him oest
That be- would not have hesitated even 10 cofhui'
murder if it suited hs convenience TO do H. AS la
az We have heard, he had mads himself Al oullaH
70 the extent Of his ability. Ills outrages nave peer
generally indecrimnate, although. recently, ne nsc
6.en selecting special objects for the exercise OF hi
vengeance and hellish malice. And although INN
had bsen his character for years, aud although a W
neipbbors believed all the time he was the gum.
wretch who doing them harm. yet SO sen', ~
yerp his movements-so covered by secrecy apa Iu'
DARKNESS of night his tracks, thar no ieSai Ptoo
could be obtained to convict him.
His neiphbors bore patiently with bis depredaoon'
for long wears upon their cornfrlds, chcKen'coope
aud smoke houses; but when the dark ana mo
liguant crime OF arson was snperaaoeo 10 h's vi
fences, outraged humanity couia h"no w :,
and his neighbors determined to take VehReanoe, u
their own hands-and terrible retrioution u Has.-
The lnflioon nf the death penalty without tue 'ofu
las of trial by jury!
In the name Of God. We have no apologies ~ ",
fer for such d-pravsd villain as We oe,i,'e hanhe.
to have been, Yet may We not apes" 70 Tue eovu
pie who have been 40 grievousIy Wrongeo oy 'ht
wretch whether il had not been better NOT 10 nave
shed his blood, until every remedy provuueu ~ a
law had been completely exhausted we ore "ei
acquainted with m!jOrity Of the intei,eene e.u.s
who had this matter 10 charge, ano We Know Iuen
State. We could entrust our life our property ant
all our interests to their keeping, without sotaf!
fsar of being wronged by them, whetner sworn u
try us IN Cour, House or anywhere eise. :.
They may have given Randel wnaI nc uese, gu !.
hanging him; Yet, to have done that, unqae'tonsoiy
involved serious infrsction Of law. which they ouSh
not to have committed, if it could BY any manner
msans, have been avoided. We would ,ns'e,ot.
have appealed to them, one aud all 10 Try u the,
might not have avoided the drssdfu alternative upo,
Shich they had determined. Not for the . sake o.
Raudel, whose liberty, and possibly whose life may
have been justly furfsited ou. for their own saks
ed in the issue. Let not Rockingham inaugurate u
her midst the terrible reign of Lynch law especially
lot it not be said that the intelligent, sooer norai
high minded, worthy citizens Of any portion OF ou
county have deliberately trampled nPon the sacret
cour. Of justice. God grant that We may never hav
another such tragedy in our county, Roes'nsAa"
Res'st~.
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DEATH OF VENERABLE CITIZEs OF FAUaUIER
The last Alexandria Sentinel comes to usshrouded
in mourning for the death of Col. VIM. K. smith, n
Eauquier, father of the editor Of that paper Col
smith was one of the most uaeful and beloved car
z.ns of hia county. He had filled many responsible
offices In Fanqnier, and had several times represented
il in the Legislature.
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SALEs OF LAND NEAR THE NoRTHwEsT VIRGINIA
RaILRoAp.-Messrs. White and Purvance, OF Bal
mure have just made another sale Of apart OF their
large tract, bought ofthe trustees Of The North Amer
can Land Company, and about fnrty miles from
Parkersburg The sale was Of SEVEN hundred and
xiy-nine acres. at three dollars and seventy hVe
cents DER acre. a largs advance their sale of con
tiguous parcels made few weeks since. The present
purchaser is Mr.. A. Wilson, surveyor of Ritohie
county, Va. The rise in value of land in this region
within few years from forty cents per acre to - -
is almost unparalleled.
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DEATH OF DR.. CRAGGITr.-We regret TO near OF
the death of DIR. Craggltt of Danville, Va. de den
IN Monday last, at Chattanooga, Tennsssee when r;
,lace he was passing through. His disease was ~
.hoid Pneumonia. DR. Craggitt was physician OF
fua professional requirements and one OF the leSding
;tiZena of Dauyille.
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SCARCITY OF CoRs.-Ths Norfolk Herald states
consideration of the great scarcity of corn i'll North
Carolina, are charging only hall price on all the corn
carried into that State their road. public meet,
ing of the oitzens of Halifur county, N g., WA held
at Weldon few days ago, at which the sum OF II ,ooo
was contributed to buy corn for the poor.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1857-01-28
ogPEzAgs. COURT SALE,

DY virtue and IN pursuance of an order of the
y Orphans Court of Cambria county, made Jan
uary 9th, 1857, there will be exposed to sale at
public auction, the premises, in Summerhill
township in the said county, on
MONDAY, the 23d DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1857,
at O'Clock on the said day the following desert
bed tract of land late the property Of Casper
Wendell decd, situate in the said township of
Summerhill, in said county, described and boun-
ded as follows. TO wit : bounded on the north by
land of Jacob Stff1er. on the west by land of the
widow and heirs of Henry Dunmire decd, on the
south by land of Jacob Flike and on the east by
land of John Arnold, containing fifty acres and
allowance, and having a two story hewed log
house. one frame stable and cabin barn thereon
erected, and about eighteen acres Thereof cleared,
with Young orchard thereon growing
TERMS OF SALE-One third of the purchase
money to be paid confirmation of sale and the
balance in two equal annual payments thereafter,
secured by the bonds and mortgage of the pur-
chaser. JOHN WONDERS,
Administrator of Casper Wendell, deceased.
Ebensburg, Jan. 2S, IS57.-4t.
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Orphans Court Sale Of VaIuap Il
REAL ESTATE.

DY virtue of an alias order of the Orphans
ID Court of Cambria county, the undersigned
will expose to public sale at the Court House in
the borough Of Ebensburg, on Saturday the Dist
day of February next, OS57) at o'clock p. NJ
the following real estate of which Michael Nc
Dermitt died seized, situate in Clearfield town
ship, Cambria county-being aHotments Nos. 2,
B, 4 and s. as mentioned and described in the in
QUESTION had of the real estate of the said dece-
dent, viz
No. 2-Adjoining lands Of David Sutton. Ma
thew Ivory, James Litzinger, allotments Nos. I
and 9, the Ashland Furnace property Jacob Wac
ner and James Stephens, containing 81 acres ma
allowance portion Of which is cleared and -
ing thereon erected a log house and log stable
in the occupancy of Lucas Myers.
No. 3.-Adjoining allotments Nos. one, two
and four, aud the Ashland Furnace property con
tanning 2O9 acres and allowance, a small portion
Of which is cleared.
No. Adjoining allotments Nos. one. three
and five, land warranted in name Of John Burns
and the Ashland Furnace property, containing
us acres and allowance, about 80 acres of which
are cleared, and having thereon erected hcwcd
log house.
No. 5.-Adoining allotments Nos one and
four, land of James Litzinger, tract warranted in
name of John Roop, M'Dcrrnitt & M'Gure, and
hfact IN name of John Burns, containing 2G3 acres
and allowance
lhkAlS-One third of the purchase money to
oe pad on confirmation of sale and the resid ne in
Two equal annual payments thereafter with inter
est, to be secured by the Judgment bonds and
mortgages Of the purchasers.
WM. KIITEIJI, Trustee
January %, ls57.-8t
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1857-01-28
OrpEaaus, Court sake.

9Y virtue of order of the Orphans Court
Ee of Cambria County, the undersigned will
expose to public Nendue or outcry. on THURSDAY
the 18th day of February 1857 on the premises
The following Real Estate to wit: bounded and
describe as follows: Beginning at post, north
west corner Of larger tract surveyed for Balts
thence east over one and sixty perches to Beech
thence south tEirty-four perches to post, thence
by land of an older survey to George Meek, south
forty degrees west one hundred and forty-four
perches to white oak, thence west fifty percbes
to a Beech, thence one hundred and twenty
perches TO place of beginning. Containing eighty
nine acres and ninety-seven perches more or less,
situate and being in Carroll township Cambria
county,
TERMS OF FSALE.-One third Of the purchase
money on confirmation of Sale, the balance in
two annual payments with interest from date of
confirmation of said Sale, to be secured by Bonds
and Mortgage on the premises.
BY order of the Orphans Court,
JOHN SANDERS.
Admir-. of the estate of Jacob Haines decd.
Dec. "a, 1856.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1857-01-28
C on,nissioner,s go,tce.

THE appointment Of the undersigned, at tie
] September Term, 1856, TO take the testimo-
ny IN the matter Of the subpoena of Richard
Ashcraft, 10 enforce the specific performance of a
contract made by David Sommerville, in his life
time, having been by the Orphans Court of Cam
bra county, at December Term, 1856, continued
notice is hereby given to all interested in the pre-
misses, that the Commissioner will discharge the
duties of his appointment. at his office, in Ebens
burg. on Monday, the 26th day of January, next
at one O'Clock, z. II.
I. L. HEYER, Com'r.
Ebensburg, Dec. "a 1856. At.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1857-01-28
COMMISSIONERS NOTiCE.

THE Report of the undersigned, as Commission
| cr in the matter of the petition Of Jamos NJ
Coy for specific performance of contract made
by Daniel O'Keeffe in his lifetime, having been
referred back by the Court of Common Pleas of
Cambria county, for additional testimony, notice
is hereby given that said testimony will be taken
at my office, IN Ebcnsburg, on Tuesday the 24th
day of February next, at O'Clock, p. M.
\. c. MULLIN, Conn.,.
EbenSburg, Jan %, 1857.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1857-01-28
A Chance for Capitalists.

= HE undersigned will offer at private sale val
! liable tract of land situated in Cambria town
ship, Cambria county, Pa, about two miles from
Ebensburg, and four miles from the Central Rail
road. The Ebensburg and Jefferson Plank Road
runs through the tract. The tract contains 400
acres, well timbcred with spruce, cherry and pop
lar. There is never failing stream running
through the land, capable Of running any kind OF
machinery. The site is well adapted for large
Tannery. Capitalists wishing to purchase will
be taken through the land Inquire of James
MKee, Walton House, or the subscriber,
DANIEL Z. JONES'
January 2l I951-Gm