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Evansville and that vioinety. We do not
know-whosc property they all were. Three
Of them belonged to A. d. Keen Esq, who Of
fered reward of $500 for the three or SIS,
90 for each One, woman belonging to Mr..
Keen, was caught just asshc was about leav
ing, and it is said stated that at a party few
weeks ago, held by the blacks in the neigh
borhood, they were persuaded to run away
by two white men who were present at their
party. If this be true, certainly such white
men were even beneath those with whom
they were associating .-Harford Times.
CARROLL COUNTY. On fishing cruise at
Winters dam on Saturday last, our fellow
townsman, Mr.. Vim. II. INQUIRER, in attemp-
ting to draw the Seine shore slipped, fell,
and broke one of his legs. He was convey
cd home in wagon the services Of DR.. He
ring obtained and he is new doing as well as
could be expected under the circumstances.
american Sentinel.
FREDERICK CoUSTY.-We copy :he follow
ing items from the Frederick Examiner:
iState Agricultural Fdir.-This exhibition
commences at Frederick on the 25th Of Oc
tober Our county agricultural society have
already begun the work of charging their
grounds, which will embrace an area OF twenty
acres, with largely increaced number of
sheds, extended horse ring and other improve
ments proportonatc to every probable de-
mand for accommodation Of the State fair.
Ley Of 1659-The rate Of county taxa
ton has not been definitely ascertained, but
for tho county and road tax Except Frederick
city, it is believed it will be 90 cents on the
hundred dollars, the same as last year, and 25
cents for the city OF Frederick.
ELECTED CAsmER.-Thoma5 Markell, has
been elected cashier of the Farmers, and Me
chanics Bank of Frederick countrywide Thorn
as w. Morgan, resigned on account Of i'll
health, after a service of eighteen years
CECIL CouSTY.-Mr Reardon, carriage
maker in this town, has COW for which he
mas refused 'Sou.uo. one ihu hNc S"iN'" ce-
fore she was five years old and the first be-
fore she was quite two years and 1.-The last time
a pair of twin bulls. The week she was two
years old eight pounds of butter were made
from her milk her yield per week now is
thirteen pounds. She is a handsome COW,
half Devon and half Durham, and if fat
would weigh 700lbs when dressed. III Lton
IEbj1
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THE AMERICAN FARMER.-We give place
with pleasure to the following notices by the
Press Of Baltimore of this valued aGricultu-
raj journal. The Farmer is the oldest paper
of its class IN Che country; its circulation
larger than that OF any similar paper in the
South and its proprietor ono Of the most en-
crgctic and experienced. No farmer or plan
ter should be without it.
1t is no small advantage to have had ca
rcer-when that career has been altogether
honorable and beneficial. Mere length OF
existcnce.is pretty conclusive proof of origin
al vigor of constitution and subsequent obc-
dcnce to the laws of health. In n man, it
shows that the gifts Of heaven have not been
abuscd-in journal, that original advanta-
yes have been progressively improved, and
that the prestige of age is by no means ac-
companied by its infirmitics. a Magazine
which has long outlivcd the generation of its
birth-ard which has passed through sue
ccssive hands with constantly increasing rep
utation--may fairly claim the rank of an cs-
tabshcd institution which has a past to
pledge as well as future to promise.
Tile american Farmer, of which the pres
ent numbers is the first of the first volume
of the ftM series, is of this class We obscr-
We in it communication from subscriber
TN his cighticth year, who has taken the Far
meT forty years, and yet at no period of its
history was the Farmer so vigorous and en-
tcrprisng as at prcscnt.-Ecchange.
! TIE AMERICAN FARMER. The July nun.
Der Of this old and favorte agricultural Jour
nal has already appeared and we observe III
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State News.

BALTIMORE CoUSTY.-The Powhaton &
pocahontas cotton factory, with aO7 acres Of
land. and 80 frame & stone buildings Church,
School-housc, and necessary out buildings,
was sold last week to Mr.. J. q. Blossom Of
New York, FOR $4,000.
Mr.. p. Boland was painfully injured few
aays since by running largo darning needle
into tho muscles Of his left arm.-Baltlmore
County american.
HAarosD CousTr-EuSAwAY SLAVES
On Situfday night last, some eight or nine
.laxes ran away from their owners at Perry
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MAP FOR THE TIMES.-"CoLToS' s
Maj OF EURorE."-A full and reliable Map,
81. owing the chief Cities, Towns and Villages,
also, the grand political divisions of Kingdoms
and States. Tho relative positions and bear
ing of one territory to another, and the
modes Of communicate on and intercourse.
"CoLroN's MAI OF NoRTHFRN ITALY
THE SEAT OF WAR. This Map embraces the
whole of Sardinia, which is now invaded and
and contested, by the great powers of France.
Haly and AUSTRIA. 1t shows at glance the
small divisions in Sardinia, the Cities, Towns
and Villages, Rail Ro IDS Common Roads,
Rivers. Mountain Passes, seats of former bat
ties, with dates of each engagement; also,
Lom5ardy, Henice, Tuscany, Parma, Modena,
Lucco, and the States Of The Church. These
Maps are engraved on steel in a superior man
ner, handsomely printed on heavy paper, and
beautifully colored. Both Maps upon one
sheet size 2s3 10 inches
These Maps supply want felt blythe null
titude, and have been put at price within
the reach of all who desire to be well inform
ed concerning the social, political and militia
~ movements Of Europe.
Price post paid 80 cent. Published by
JOHNSON 6 BROWNING,
l12 William ST., New York City
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The CITY OF Wheeling VS.. THE b. s. O.
RAILRoAD.-We learn (says tho Baltimore
Sunl that the application by the city OF
Wheeling for an injunction against the Bal
timore and Ohio Railroad Company for re-
straining it from working tho Northwestern
tvirginial Railroad, &C., which has been
for some time pending in Virginia court,
has been denied-at least that, in view of
the multilarious subjects embraced in the
bill, the court declined to act upon it, In
addition to the desire to restrain the Balti-
more and Ohio Company from working the
Northwestern road, the bill asked for an in
junction to prevent the crossing Of the Ohio
at Benwood. the paying interest on the bonds
Of the Northwestern Company the eSpon-
diture Of means thereon for repairs, &c. If
any further proceedings are taken by the city
Of Wheeling in the premises as an aggrieved
stakeholder in the Baltimore road, they will
have TO DO commenced de nora
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For Families and Manufacturing EstaD-
lishments.
T EFT Manufacturers, Planters Farmers, House
Ia keepers, or any other persons in search of
an instrument to execute any kind Of Seping
nor done by machinery, make sure they secure the
best, by examining ours before purchasing.
BSAMPLES OF WORK SENT BY MAIL.
What constitutes a good S.wius Machine?
/. 1t should be we'll made, simple in lis con-
stauction and easily keptin order.
2. 1t sho1ld make tight lock Glitch, alike
on both si3es of tt g material.
3. 1t shorld sew any and all materials that
can he sewea.
4. 1t sh srrld be able to use Cotton, Thread,
or Silk, directly from the spool.
5. /. should be able to sew from coarse to
fine, and from thick to thin, with rapidity, and
without changing the tension.
q. 1t should BE able to make the tension
greater or less, on both the Under and upper
threads, and with uniformity.
I. 1t should have n straight needle Cured
ones are liuble to byesk.
8. The needle should have perpendicular
motion. This is absolutely necessary for heavy
work.
.. 1t should be capable of taking in the
largest pieces of work.
10. 1t should be able to bind with binder,
hem with n hcmmer; should stitch, fell, run
and gather.
H.. 1t should be always ready to work.
IL. 1t should be capable of using the same
size of thread ON both sides of the work, and of
using different colored thread or silk, above or
below. to correspond with amy two colors of
cloth to be united
10. 1t should be able to make long or short
stitch.
ii. 1t should be ablo to fasten off he scam,
ami commence sewing tightly at the fret stitch.
Is. 1t should run easily and make but little
noise.
lG. It should have n wheel feed none 9TH
ers nre in constant contact with the work.
II. Itsoouli not be liable to get out of order
is. 1t should not be liable to break the
thread, nor skip stitches.
10. 1t should not be necessary to use screw
driver or wrench to set the needle.
30. 1t should not be liable to oil the opera
tors dress.
81. 1t should not form n ridge on the under
side, nor ravel out, nor be wasttful of thread,
as is the ease with all chain- stitch machines.
90. 1t should not be "more trouble than it is
worth"
%. Finale-All ofthcse advantages are pos
sessed by our Sewing Machines.
LADD, WEBSTER & co.
June Q, 1S59-1y.
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STATE CENTRAL CoMaITTEE.-By virtue
of and in obedience 20 resolution adopted
at the last meeting of the American State
Council OF Maryland, for the appointment Of
a State Central Committee, have appointed
the following named gentlemen:
EDWIN II. WEBSTER,
President American State Council.
From Baltimore Gty.-Georgc Il. Sangs-
ton, Chairman: Anthony Kennedy, J. Bond
Chaplin, T. @. Crowley, William l.. Mon
tagne. John W. Randolph, s. 0wings Hoff-
man, William J. Brysop, Sanuel j. Pentz,
G. L. l.. Leary, VIM. Chestnut, l.. A. White
ley, Robert Turner Lefever jarrett, j. Irwin
Smith, William y. Hayward, Caleb Douty,
Samuel Kinks, Milton Whitney, Vim. I. Va
liant,
ARegdHg 6.-JacCb Brown, Horace Res
lev, r. A. Keller, DIR. G. II. Ohr.
Anne arundel Co.-Cbarles II. Stewart
John X. Magruder, George W. Nietwcll,
John B. Nichols.
Baltimore G.-Grafton NJ. Boslcy, Rich
ard j. Worthington, Peter +. Cockey, John
L. Reese, Jr., J. March McCumas, James l..
Ridgely, David X. Lusby.
Cttlrcrt Co.-Danicl r. Magrulcr, Thomas
j. Graham.
Caroline. Co.-Tilghlnan NuttIc, ?. S. Rey-
nolds, Alex Knots
Carroll C5.--George +. Wamplcr, Benz.
Skunk, Azariah Oursler, VIM. Il. Steele.
Cecil Cop. G. Ricketts,, Charles II.
Hamcs, j. w. Clayton, Alexander Wilson.
Charles Co.-Robert S. Reedor, Thomas
Miller, Peter Hawkins.
Dorchester Cd.-H, &. Gricvcs, j. W. Dali,
II. C. Hicks, w. o. Cooper.
Feierick Co Fred. Schley, j. G. Thom-
as. Thomas Sim, Chas. j. Baer, John l.. Pur
nell, G Cadwaladcr johnson, John A. Lyn-
ch.
Hartford Co.-Wm. A. Patterson, VIM. il.
Dallam, Hamilton Lefrcvrc, ii. A. Silver.
Horard CIV. w. Watkins, 7. Clarke,
Mortimer Dorsey.
Kent Co.--Edward Wilkins, b. F. Hous-
ton, II. Knock.
liOntyomcry Co. E. ]. Hall, j. NJ. Xii
gour.
Prince Georges Co.-John NJ. S Maccub-
bin. Scby Clarke, Richard w. w. Bowie,
George w. Marriott
Queen 44nnGs Cb.-Stcphcn j. Bradley,
James Merrick, John Palmer, Jr.
81. MaryS Co,-William L. Coalc, }.
Kemp Jones, Thomas Harrison.
Somerset C0.-Georgc Il. Dennis, Purnell
loadwlne, Samuel a. urahaiii; 1alcc LAW
son.
Talbot Co.-Samucl T. Hoffman,: Wm. A,
Pindell, A. II. Seth.
Washington Co-Joscph A. Skinner, b. f.
Lushbaugh, Richmond Gregory, o. II. Sny-
er, II, w. Dellinger, T. Dorsey Herbert.
dorchester C0-Edward Hubble, Thomas
Timmons, Samuel II. Jarman, John I. Nc
Masters.
Papers throughout the State Friendly to
the cause are requested to copy.
The members of the AMERICAN STATE
CENTRAL COMMITTEE OF MARYLAND
are respectfully requested to attend a meeting
of the Committee, at TEMPERANCE TEN
PIE, North Gay street, in the city of Bal
timore on WEDNESDAY, 18th July inst,
at o'clock 7. NJ.
GEO. +. SANGSTON,
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Steam Tug & Canal Boats
For Sale.

WE have for sale an excellent sxss--xyIIIIEstt
w STEAM TUG, threa yearse-lk---.-l=El -sSa
old 96 feet in length, feet hold, substantially
built, and of great power. Der engines and
boilers are in first rate order. She is capabls
of carrying 5000 bushels of grain under deck
drawing six feet of water.
We have also seven frst-class CANAL
BOATS, nearly new and in good order. They
carry about 1875 tons each, on feet water
We are authorized to sell the above much be-
low their cost, and on very easy termsy and
would invite the attention of parties Interested
in Canal Navigation, to the great bargaias here
offered. F0WLE Is co.
July Z, lS5S.-1m. Alexandria.
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HlIoways Pals 0rerfop Of bae-A con-
stitntional prcdisposition to bilious disorders
is very common in this country. We find
thai in large proportion of the ordinary
eases ofcough, cold intermittent fever. influel-
"a, etc, the liver sympathizes violently with
the pulmonary organs. Acting directly and
simultaneously upon both, the Pills soon
bring them back to natural and healthy
condition. The impurities of the system are
discharged through the bowels, the organs of
respiration are relieved by the operation of
this great counter-irrltant upon the fevered
blood, and the functions of the liver are reg
ulatcd and restrained. Thus the primary
and subsidiary cause of the complaint are
reached and subdNed at the same time.
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CoLLEGB Journal OF MEDICAL ScIENCE
We have on our table this very interesting
Medical Work for July. Its contributors as
well as editors, evince great ability, and pre-
sept the sui jech Oh which they write in a
form easily comprchondod by the uninitiatcd
in Medical Sciences. The Winter Session Of
the Eclectic College, located at Cincinnati, Of
which it is the organ, commences on tie Sc
cond Wednesday Of October rext.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA.
4 Hc1epotem Institution established Jy
N"'ctat EndowmeU for the Relief
# me Sick and DistresSed,o
Fictc9 wtM Tiruleat and

.t me Sick and DistresSed,o C-
,fictca nth Firulent and
Epidemic Diseases.
Tho HOWhR ASSOCIATION. in view Of
the awful destruction Of human lne caused by
sexual dlscnseS, md the decsptiens practiced
upon the unfortunate victims of such diseases
by euache, teveral years ago directed their
Consulting Surgeon, ms q CHARITABLE Acr.
worthy oftheir name to open Dispensary for
the treatment of this class of diseases, in all
their forms, and to glys MEDICAL ADVICE.
GRATIS, to all wh5 apply by latter, with IL
description of their condition, (age, occupation,
habits of life, &c. and in cases of extreme
poverty and suffering, to FURNISH MEDICINES
FREE or CHARGE. 1t is needless to add that
the Association commands the highest Medical
elk i'll of the age, and will furnish the most p.
provedmodern treatment
The Directors of the Association, in their
Annual Report upon the treatment of Sexual
Diseases, for the year ending January st, 1858,
express tho highest satisfaction with the sue
cess which has attended the labors of the Con-
sulting Surgeon in the cure of Spermatorrh9a >,
Seminal Weakness, Impotence, GonOrrhea,
elect, Syphilis the vice of Onanism Self
ahn.e, &c. and order, continuance Of the
same plan for the ensuing year.
The directors, ON review Of the past, feel,
assured that their lnbors in this sphere of be-
nc"Olcnt effort have been Of great benefit to tho,
afflicted, especially to the young, and they
have resolved to devote themselves, with re-
newcd zeal, to this very important and much
dcspised cause.
An admirable report on SpermatorrhGa, or
Seminal Weakness, the vice of 0naLism, Msstur-
ba ton, or Self-abuse, and other diseases of tho
sexual organs, by the Consulting Surgeon, will
bcsent by mail (in q sealed enveloIe,) PREF o.
CHARGE, on receipt of TWO STAMPS for pos
tage. Other Reports and Tracts on the nature
and treatment of sexual diseases, diet, &C., nre
constantly beinGpublishcd for gratuitous distri-
button. md will be.sent to the afflicted. Some
of the remedies and methods of treat
mcnt discovered during the last year, nrc Of
great value.
Address, for Report or treatment. DR. GEO.
X. CALHOUN, Consulting Surgeon, Howard
Association, No. South Mir" Street, Phila-
delpha, Pm. By order of the Directors.
EZRA j. HEARTWELL, Prcs't.
GEO. FAIRCIIILD, Sec'y. Dec. 2, '5s-y.
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AMERICAN FARNER.-Thc publsher has
furnished us with the July number of Ibis
Agricultural journal. Il. is the first number
Of new volume, and a new and improved
terics. No farmer in the Middle or South
crn States, or anywhere else in this country,
should be satisfied another day without ina
king arrangements for its monthly visits
y. i. Worthington, Bait, is the Proprietor,
and only one dollar per annum thc price.
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Heavily Timbered.

The Subdivisions of the property with the
names of the various Tractr, and the contents
of each. will be make known on the day of sale.
TERMS OF SALE, MS prescribed by the de-
crees-As to the property on and ear the Turn
pike Road, third of the purchase money to
he paid in cash on the day of sale, the balance
in two equal instalmeD ts, with interest at 9 and
Is months, after the day of sale. For the RIV-
Err or BRICK HOUSE FARM, ono third cash
on day of sale, and the residue in two equal in :
stalments with interest, at and 2 years. The
credit payments to be secured by notes of pur-
chhsers with approved security. On ratifca-
ton Of sale and payment of the entire purcha e
money, but not before, Deed or Deeds will be
made far the property sold.
For further information, apply to A. NJ. Bev-
ans, or r. Higgins, on the premises, or the un =
dersigned.
JOHN T. EDWARDS,
June go IS5Q.-4t, Trustee.
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Engine of 80 Horse Power,


with flew boiler, feet in diameter and 30 feet
long Sash Saw, Muley Saw, and Circu-
lar Saw, put up on the most approved plan,
together with all the usual tools, &c. The Mill
is capable OF saving 5000 feet OF Oak or 10000
feet of Pine every IL hours. The entire Mill
and gearing are in perfect order.
The location is admirably adapted TO heavy
trade, as the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad and
the Cumberland and Pennsylvania Railroad,
touch the river within few rods of the Mill,
where the timber is di opped from the cars INTO
the river. This gives the timber all the hand
ling facilities and all the other water advanta-
ges of that which is RATED down the River to
the Mill.
Tho abundance of all kinds of timber on the
Potomac, Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, and
Wills Creek, ,Qnd in the mountains west of this
place, renders the supply inexhaustiblc, while
the facilities for getting it to the Mill by Rail
road, National road, Canal and River, cannot
be surpassed
The mill hns now large ontra cts Of lumber
on hand, for the Government, the District Of
Columbia and Baltimore and has been obliged
to decline other profitable work. The Lumber
manufactured at this Mill il considered by the
Inspectors in Baltimore and the District of Co
lumbia equal to the Susquchanna Lumber, and
commands as lipb n price
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Estate of William w. Arnett

Estate of William w. Arnett.
NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber
~ hath obtained from the Orphans Court of
Allegany county Letters testnmentary on the
estate of William W. Arnett, late of Allegany
county, deceased. All persons having claims
exhibit the same properly authenticated, to the
subscriber on or before the 3Oth day of Docem-
Der, 1859, otherwise they may by law be exclu-
led from Ill benefit in said estate. All persons
indebted are repuestcdto make immediate pay
ment. Given under my hand this seth day of
June, 1859.
WILLIAM II. WOODWARD,
June so, 1Sj9--3t. Executor.
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Brick Dwelling House

and improvements thereon.
Terms of Sale to be cash on the day 81 sale,
and upon payment of the purchase money n
good and sufficient deed will be made to the
purchaser. ". W. MCKAIG,
July 7, 1S59-ts. Trustee.
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Brick House,

and other outbuildings. The Canal passes
through this Farm and affords convenient
market, with q fine location for business.
The above lar DIS Join the property of Lady
Stafford, on the North and South. The road
property is believed to be valuable for its min
erals. md for the most part is
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THE NATIG;i, RRNRDY,

WAEM SPACES MEDICAL Water, from
w fniSfSTONE, Nd Recent Important
A "A, and Experimental Discoveries
Ihis wat.,r is bottled and for sale. Guaranteed
as recommended, or the money refunded
Cues both internally and externally. When
drank rests lighter on the stomach than any o.
Their known-n perfect reconciliator to tho ex-
cited bowels and kidneys. 1t contaias cooling,
healing and invigorating properties. One t.m-
bier full drank removes from the stomach in
ten minutes, foul gases, heart. burns, weight
and feverish sensations. One tumbler drank
per day acts as a protectorate in many respects,
Two or three tumbers and one towel bath per
day cures in n shoIt time Dyspepsia, Nervous
ness, Diarshes, Mercurial diseases, Kid ey
disease, Chills, Fevers, Rheumatism, Female
Complaints. Colds, DC. aud ia the best remedy
known to strengthen the stomach and give ap-
petite. 1t also cnres diseases of the skin re-
moves pimpler, chaps, sores, sore eyes, sun
burns, insect bites, poison, scald head "opens
the pores, softens and smoothes both the skin
and hair, gfvinga delightful glow and clearness
to the skin not sxcelled or met with.
Any amount Of certificates can be procured
from highly respectable sources to fully corrob-
crate the above. N. B.--Sce further notice and
directions on the bottle. Sold By
HEALEY 4 SHRIVER, DruggisS,
Cumberland, Md. For the genuine, see FIFTEEN
signature on the seal Of the bottle Of
T. MeELFrsH, Flintstole, Nd.
June Q, 1s5e.-tf tBak. Clipper copy.l
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Order of Publication.

vi uC1 VI \ AU11CGt t1Ols
Rosanna James) No. 1920. In the Circuit
VS.. Court for Allesnny County as
John james. } a Court of Equity.
THE object of this BILLS to procure decree
L divorcing the complainant from the defen
dant, a rincuia Nafrimonii.
The bill states that the complainant intermar-
ried with defendant in !S4s. That more than
Eve years ago he aha ndoned her, and has liv ed
out of the State Of Maryland ever since he a.
bandoned her, and thnt he now lives out of the
State of Maryland, and that he has never lived
with her since he abandoned her.
1t is thereupon adjudged and ordered, that
the complainant, by causing o copy Of this or
der to be inserted in some newspaper pnblis h ed
in the City of Cumberland, once week for one
month before the lst day of August next, give
notice to the said absent defendant of the OBJ
ject and substance of this bill, and warn him
to appear in this Court in person or by solicitor,
on or before the I'd day of November, 1859, to
answer the premises and show cause if any he
has, why decree ought not to pass as prayed.
True Copy
Test--H. RESLEY,
june so, 1S59-Im. Clerk.
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The Cumberland
TEAM SAW MILL
]: Public Sale !!

THIS Mill is situated upon The Potomac River,
L near hymns Wharf, in the City o. Cumber-
land, with ample ground for Lumber Yard, &c F,
and is bui It in the most substantiulmnnner
The Machinery consists of n frat clnaa
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TRUSTEES Sale.

DY virtue of a decree of the Circuit Court
- for Anegany County, ASA Court of Equity,
in the ease of A1pheus Beall and Samuel Eek
les Trustees against John and Sarah O. Long
absugh, will sell ct public sale,
On Saturday, 30th or July, 1855,
Mt II o'clock, A. NJ. of snd day, at the St.
Nicholas Hotel, in the city of Cumberland, ali
that Lot or parcel Of ground known and dis
tin guished on the plot of "GEPHART'S AID
D1TI0N to tho town of CUMBERLAND" as
parts Of Lots