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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-09-03
Dr. 9obnfom,
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(Gtdbts; Srt a&ttttn SabrGa)
81 bat kas f5trfs wtrifdnat unh ttat TfttttI tn ker Gst
tutstdi essen aae sertFt Rraufbttttn S&wd&t TIA Rd6tH Hut
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IN ben 0enben, ben Wtertn ub Mr urtnbldk, kt @srlRaes &t
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sslU1!srS TsI&t ts opfst ttres ssrttmen aaRsrs %espcttsa fab
Nurt 'bre trbabsnsn 1alente une %.ntwtdelten 9etfanbsssraftf
tttrt tesaubernbt E6us tnuptt tabtu tSIrb,n, mSaeu ab NIT
c1aem Uertrdutr naten.
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df6et 6&wa&t eetr euts aHbtrsn 5tnttrnlHes btsaft fab, 3D.
ten a%nrer,lsl'4 81. SstnRsn in Ratte steben.
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HaTn stein unb dnbers l1ria4eM entaebea tsurt f. TT lie bod
mstfsEstbeils etnt 8pIss ees yttsbrunaes Der .bslfen Drsane.
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fdnhen lhp.
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trn1er!lA,s Matchmaker. blr6trtebene pnb ~eewtfenlpfe Auadinlber,
S3uRElttr. ottetclnt6ier, Stra5enretnt8tr urb 2anpenpuser &c,
Sebnfcn'e 0uf tn per Ndbe.
NS. |us Srttft mafeu stntn Tpa-stantp ~entbaItea.
Sine 9etlans in 2 Tasen suseit@ert.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-09-03
@ef1brlthe &ronfbeit.

dptnm Der trrtstltttste unb unfIGss Sanger sts 9afers aus
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aGeta 6tn 9srtrauen ftSen t5nntt, unh er partst 70 LANCE, bis bic
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rem entinneettr Sals, clue bSft Naft, S6mert tn sen 9Upfs unit
In ben Slteeeru, N5natntt hes &tFhtt&, Gsubbett, MuspaSEt
Der 9aut, Gupten an ben 8ttnrn uub Irntn. 6tnrtn tn benz ST.
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nit elmer f6redlt1en Sbnelistttt Dor fH fbrcitsn. bs fullest
Der @dumtn ue BITE 8dkntnp4su etuhlea, has Opfer Der furAt-
barren 1ranttett eth @setnfanh hss ltttIstbS ptrh unb Der Gpe
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isnen Ganbt brtn8L Ron ranaen lttn ~0etfenssr t%uruttebrt.
Us 1t cine traurtss Ikafa&e, has 3auisnee eteier tir6tbafen
Hranfbeit aun OFFER fallen, tn bSlee Der Ineelhtfli6fttt unptg.
fenber prabler, relat bur& Anrenbuus teueS tEbtt6en Gtfea
bee Whertur& Bite Grnfttuttpn ptrut4tem aas ben Nea ks Qebtns
lee s!o sIouhaAT NrfaSa Aarn.aohaIA
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-09-03
Sun0e M1nner,

oslenter& TsItt bic Opfr ttres Sctstmen eaFers seuetbsa Fat
ods tdbritH 70 1telt Gdufenbt tn Elm Ju frnbfS &rat rttBt, ntld
HurS ,bre ~trbdbtutn 3dlente uns s~ntrttelten 9erfanbs STRAIT
nil lem DCnnsr Der 9trebtfamfett ben Sendt besetRsrt unb be
ctttt e%staubtrnbt L6ns tntIptt tabeu t7Lrhsu, m5sea fa MT
u0aem Uertrluen ndten.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-12-27
Noyning. nee q, 1850.
An Outrage.

rs Friday evening, about seven O'Clock
I tho boys who works in this ofi'e, q
/ Of remarkably quiet and inofsns'vs
tion, and who was standing on the
which leads to our Office, was arrested
i,chman Scott, taken to the watch
and locked up in cell. THE boy IN
h the Waterman that he worked IN our
and was o. bis place Of business, to
! he replied you lie. Others also as
/ i'm Of tho same fact, and yet the
'nan iook this little boy, bout thirteen
i age. to the watch house, and shu. him
We have stated, while other ard larger
Tho were IN the street and AWAY from
omes and places Of business Sere not
ted with. Now /! Is well known
..iuters have often to te employed at
and thi, has been our condition for
ME owing to press Of work. Our bands
therefore, necessarily to be cut at night.
|tify Mr. Watch,nsu, that while w ere
.ai,hiul enforcement. Of all the laws,
bplsuzs any man who does not shrink
Performance Of his duties, yet II sucl
q takes place again, wewilI see If there
some way - protse. ourselves frem
FJ;rayes.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-12-27
Coughs and Colds! Coughs and
Colds
Season 1Gie !4drice.

lie: H. Yue neglect cold or slight cossh.
Thousands, doing So. have one cold added to
another, Until tho mucous membrane. lining
the air passgcs. has become excessively irri-
tatei, ana even permanently thckened, and
chronic enough, chronic Pneumonia, ana
consumption .ucccssively sallop along. The
best tine to cure ~! this is when it begins
II you are 81 Fortunate as to presses case OF
uusPrgRY'p SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC RENE
DIES. and If y"u do not Yen ought to take at
once Il C>raH PIE. anl then two or three
pills per day With care as to renewed expo
sure. will trng you alright in day or two.
II your cough has got further along, then
more care and More patience il necessary
for cure. Though It lies the same direction
Our advice is. - Keep the feet warm, tn"
he.l cool. ani take HrArAERY's Hr2ro-
pArE!c Cocoon PilLs.
rricr, Is cents per box. Six boxes Tor s /.
y. B.-A full set Of Hamphrsys Hcneo-
paNic Specifcs. with Book Of Objections, aud
twenty Remedies, in large three-dra"m walls
and morocco case. SIS; do. il plain caSr,
81; case Of Gftsen Josas, AMI book, 81.
The Rstneli,s, ly the single box or full
case, sent to any address, by mail or express,
free of charge, or receipt d lie r'ice. Adj
lreas pR. +. Humphreys & co,
Nc. 562 Broliway, New Y,fk.
Sid by J. y. II. Campbell, Cumberland, Ma.
Usc q 1890
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-12-27
Allegany County Acade my,


HAS resumed its functiorr, with for"o enough
III to perform them efficiently. They who in.
tend Committing their "hopes" To its care will
do we'll to execute the intention Immediately.
thine is money" But money is not time. 10
redeem one lost hour we must discount the
funess OF another. Tho community surely APP
preciate the Importance of having good school
in their midst. .'liomc influence" e the right
kind is better than any "f,Tsign influence"
The citizens of Cumberland and its vicinity are
larger shareholders in this enterprise tbnn Any
one else. Should it succeed they will get got
dividend, whose disbursement will benefit all
classes.
The facilities here profered, for a thorough
ana liberal education, will compare favornbIy
with those Of any school in the Union. The OBJ
icct of learning and the true purposes OF life will
be constantly in view.
We propose to combine Theoretical with prnc-
teal acknowledgement only to make principles
familiar but to teach their uses. But the chief
aim will be to make man "who know their rights
and knowing dare maintain them, who know
their dutics, too, mud knowing will discharge
them. To effect it parents and teachers must
work together.
There will be no clap t'np In the school. 1t
is open to inspection. al interested in etcd
to investigate its merits ard canvass its methods
Intelligent criticism Is not deprecated. And
success Is not desired unless il be deserved.
Tho services of a competent assistant have
been secured, and additional aid will be fur.
nishel when needed.
Fees are less thnn in most schools Of tho same
grade. No extra charge will be made for Mo-
lern Languages until 1t DO necessary TO employ
special teachers therein. In French and Ger
man the Principal has a pronunciation which
experts say is eco 1me il fault" but his German,
though pure, is not copi0us stream.
1t is proposed soon to commence a course Of
Lectures on Chemistry and Physics, to which
tho whole school win have access aud the pa
rents Of pupils will be invited. To attempt to
teach or learn the experimental sciences from
books ulone is worse than aste Of time, for it
| jegets IL distate for useful studies.
| The rates for the term Of eleven weeks, raya-
| Bile in advance, are -
For the Primary Department IS 90
! English, including whatever pertains
thereto, except the higher Mathc-
! MATES, bellies Lettres, Political
| Economy and Metaphysics so
Latin and Greek; Mental, Neral and
Political Philosophy; Botany; the
Mathews tics, including Surveying,
Navigation, Nautical Astronomy,
&c. 10 00
| S. P. SKINNER,
| Dec. 6, ls6o--tf. Principal.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-12-27


ISM NJ ASp CoSSElLsvrLlR R.IL-
,. The nex portion Of this line, be-
pi:tsburg and Turtle creek, is pro-
sing toward completion and although
jed By sundry causes. will, ii is ex-
ed, be opened carly mex. spring -
u the i ougLiogeny valley travers' d
bat portion Of the roal now running,
eoantry is rapidly settling ur and
2 freight and PASSENGERS Increasing.
/, Is shown by the fact that this year
increase Of the business and revenue
he road over last year is moro than
: per cent; while that Of LIST year over
preceding was but nineteen per cent.
r. the extension Of the road to Pitts
3, much larger.addition to the bus
. Is anticipated. The Fayet.s couu-
ailroal which was opened fromUniou-
~ to Conncllsvillc in January last,
been connected with the Pittsturg
Conceivable road BY the cousfruc.
Of link Of one mile between the two.
move eastward from Cnnnellsville
be made rnti! the road be finished
Pitsburg. - Philadelphia .Norh
srirn3.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-12-27

SH BRIPF'S SALE.

DY virtue of five writs of Fieri Facins issued
ID out of the Cirgsit Court for Al.cgany cGun
ty and TO me directed. ore at the suit of Handy
& Bransemcr, one at the suit of McCaJ Broth
ers d Co., one at the suit of William Bridges.
ONT ut the suit of Robinson & Lord, and ono It
the suit of Collins, Heath 4 Hutchinson, also,
by virtue of two writs of Fieri Facias Issued by
Andrew Gender, Esq II Justice Of the Peace
in and for allegany county and TO me directed
one at the suit of Numson, Thomas Co., and
one n. the suit of Keen & Hngerty, all against
the goods and chnttcls, lands and tcncments of
Charles II. Ilamill, l have seized and taken in
execution al, The right, title and interest at law
and in equity of Charles il. llamill in aud tn
tn e following property, to wit:
All that let or parcel of land adjoining the
town of Frostburg, in Allcgany county. Md,
lying at the end of South street in saii town,
be ginning for said lot or parcel of land at n
point south lorty ght and half degrees, West
sixteen feet from the Southeast corner OF Fran
els Hammers lot. thence s. nth forty eight and
II half degrees, West one hundred and thirty
feet, North forty one aud half degrees. West
one hundred and ninety-siN and half feet.
North forty eight and n half degrees East one
hundred aud thirty fee; to llammers Alloy.
then by n straight lice to the beginning. to-
gether with all and singular the buildings and
improvements, &c. &c, rrscrsing however all
the mineral Coal lying underneath this lot Of
land.
The improvements cousist of large, hand
ono double
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-12-27
1iiE ljSEUFpR. HU3TEfER RS Sr

I1E OOH Op Dr KlOo 1 IL XIV ~ y W
ACH Buffers for Dyspepsia, F'atulence,
Heavines. Of the stomach, or any other life
affections, is second to none in America or a
bloatl. To be abb, to state coptdpetty tf;it
the Filters is a certain cure for dyspepsia
and like diseases, is to tie prcprietors Il
source Of uualloyed pleasure, 1t removes all
morbid matters from the stomach, puflhes
the blood, impnrts renewed vitality to the
nervous system, giving it that tone and en-
ersy so indispensable to the restoration OF
health. The numerous Acknowledgements
of its superior excellence AMI beneficial re-
suits, have assured the proprietors that it
cannot but prove great ure 10 the afflicted,
and inpart vitality t. the thorough system.
SOLID 10y druggists and dealers everywhere,
REs- Sse advertisement in another column.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-12-27

+. We ars requested to call a'tsu;iJp to
!. that, by IN act Of the Legislature Of
ia, passed March l1th. 1855. which is
, force, every persea who may arrest
way slave and deliver such slave t"
2ner or HE agent, or ~ sJ!Ie isi!"r Vi
mmonwsalth at bis Jail, sLal. 10 on,i-
deuand and receive Of the owner the
.us liberal reward, pamelr: II t"ken
tho limits Of any border county I
ia, ,eu 10! per cent upon lis ralue--
il the counties Of Allegheny. WISH
or Frederick, in the state " May and
Per etnt--ii in any non-slaveLolding
twenty-five per cent, aud il the latter
le psraon making the arrest 10 entitled
u e,,4 III additional bocls Z! Fifty
f..o the treasury OF .hs Stats.
Der. g leSo--St
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-12-27

$50. The toiy OF tue lit,ls bay.
Il VIM. Wickard J who was drown
last Tuesday week, in Wills Greek,
covered or Sunday afternoon laat
&c considerable distan ce from where
Ok through the ice. Most intense
y. was felt in this community. and
cootsssio efforts put forth to reeoy-
, body. Large crowds Of ps'sons
.saged in the work Of breaking
..aad dragging the stream, TO
9sNa: relief was afforded when the
Sss recovered.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-12-27
To conservatives.

lhe : iscr;iser. having been restored 10
health ia !. few w,L'.s b. rrry simple rehedY
atev h,.,;ug suffered styeanl Years with az
grrs mug affection. and Tbs; dread disease
Coasum ptou-is anxious 20 make known 10
his fellow suffpreG5 he mems " cure.
TO all Hho Asgi.c 1t. he viii ,cnd copy Of
the prescription used free OF char2e), with
the directions FOR preparing and using the same
which ,heywill find n shure Cure for Consump-
t;cn, ASTHMA, BGoScHlrui, SC. The on.n OBJ
jes, OF the advertiser in sending prescription is
to benefit The afflicted Nna spread information
which he conccives 10 be Invaluable. aud lie
hopes every suflerer will Try his reu.ely, US i,
will coz, Them nothing and NAY prove blessing
rirtics wishiuE tie prescription will please
address
Rs. EDWARD i. WILSON,
Wiliiau'' urgh, Kings Coaat!, y. York,
Get l6 lsCO-lv
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-12-27

,ios PRAYER MEETING Is BEnALI er
CooXrEY. In Pursuance with an
al made by the Young Mems Chris
Association Of Washington City to
rod associations throughout the Uni
States, the YnuL. Mems Christian
citation Of Cumberland, held n Union
Ter Meeting at their Hall. Centre
b. on Thursday Evening last; due
% having been given in the different
-ehes Of our City. Eloquent and
liable addresses were made ant fer.
prayer to Almighty God were Of
w in behalf Of our beloved ma
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-12-27
Wonderful Effects.

Ltmuel Bonslll. of Pittshurg, for two years
useless to himself and society-a martyr to
Chills and Frver--cured in less than weeks,
and improved in hours.
Mary X. Beknap, Sandusky, Ohio. after al
most losing her reason rs well rs strength by
Intermittent Fever, with Chills, restored to
health in 20 hours.
Adolphc Monbro, Of Franco, relieved in ono
hour, whle travelling in the cars of the Font
Wayne and Chicago Railroad. Ho was appa.
rently dying with chills.
Ellen r. Benson, Lockport, New York, res
cued after years suffering. perfect cure.
Thousands Of other cases prevented and cured
every month, and n ot single complaint OF tho
efficiency of the inpeet'rc, or PerTan Faer
Chdr~.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-12-27
WALNUT DOTlOU,"

situate aHd lying on the South West side OF
Mechanic Street, in The city OF Cumberlanl in
Alegany county, in The StHtr Of Maryland, be-
ginning u, u point On said Street, sixty-;hrcc
feet aud eleven inches from the Northwest cor
ner Of Mechanic and Bedford Streets, and ut
the end of lhirty-two feet and one inch on the
frat line the 10! or parcel of hand conveyed
by JUS. II, llolliizell md Cathsfine S. IIohit-
sril, his wife, 10 HARRIET Emily Weld This
10, is fully described in II deed dated 10th day
of September, 1857, from Henry Thomas Yield
to Gus,avus B"all, and recorded in Liher II. 4
No. &c, foios +26 and 427, one Of the hand re-
cords OF Allegnny county. This lot il imvtov-
ed nv a comm1dious
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-12-27
FROM DR.. WHITE
MRS. WiNSLOW,

Al experienced nurse and female physician,
has soothing Syrup for children teethng,
which greatly facilitates the process Of teeth
ing, by soitening tho gums, reducing all in
fammation--e III allny ali pain, ard is sure
to regulate the bowels. Depend upon Il moth
ers, II will give rest to yourselves, and relief
and health TO your infants. Perfectly safe III
all cases. See advertisement In another col
umu. -..
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-12-27
The American
.EDlcAL AND TOILET
RECEIPT BOOK.

I bic book contains RGciPss and DinsoT Ioss
making all the mos, valuable Medical prep
hons In nse; also Recipes and full rad tx
f!t directions for making NIL the most pop
i and useful Cosmetics, Perfumes Crguents
: Restoratises, and oil Toilet Articles. u
/, are suffering With any chronic diseass-it
4 wish a heautl.ri complexion, hpe head
pail, smooth faee, n clerr skin, u luIurant
I'd or moustnche--or you wish to know
thing and every thing 10 the Medical and
lie; line. YOU should, BY all l,esns, psruse
,py Of tits book Por full particulars, and
a sample II the work for perusal, tfree) sd-
'rs the TNh,ishsr,
II. CHAPMAN.
No. 81 hssaawsy, New Ysga.
~ rsrsr-iy
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-12-27
POoCFONED
GHRRLRR'G SAL T

by virtue of three writs Of Fieri Facias
- issued out of lbe Circ;.it Court Tor Allega-
ny county, aud to me directed, one at the suit
OF John 4. Edwards, Administrator OF Nor
tnand Bruce, deed, one Mt the suit Of E. & 5.
Frey, and one at the suit OF Philip Bergman,
also by virtue of Four wrts of Fieri
Facias issued by Andrew Gouder, one of the
Justices ofthe Peace in and for Ailegany coun-
ty and to me- directed, one at tie suit Of White
& Bro, use of Philip Bergman, one at the suit
of Pennman 4 Bro, and one other at the suit OF
Isaac White Bro, all against the goods and
thattels, landsnnd ienements of Raj ph Thayer,
have seized and taken in execution all the
right. title and interest of said Thnyer, in and
10 the following property, TO Wit:
One irnrl of land allied
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-12-27
SHERIFF'S SALE

by virtue Of a writ Of Fieri Facias is
~ sued out Of the Circuit Court for 4 llccnny
county, and TO me directed, at The suit OF VIM.
Enabr ( Co., against the goods Snd chaitcls.
l.nds and Tenemcnts Of Gus'avus Rcall | have
seized ana taken in execution all the right, ii.
tie aud interest, at law md in equity, of said
Gustavus Bcnll in and to the following pro-
perty, 10 wit:
All tina, parcel of land, b,ing par, Of tie
La ip1
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-12-27
ROAD NOTICE.

NIE, the Examiners appointed to view the
w route for Public Road, commencing at
the west end Of tho Stone Bridge, in the Mar
rows, and ending Mt the intersection Of Allegany
and Fayctte streets, in Cumberland, hereby give
notice, that we will meet ut the Bridge, on the
National Road in the Narrows, at o'clock,
A. NJ, on Monday, the 9TH day Of JANUARY,
1861, for the purpose Of examining the route for
said rond and rep orting on the same.
S =. SMITH,
T. F. WHITE,
CORNELIUS CONNER,
Dec. 6, 1s60-im. Examiners.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-12-27

ESQ MIS's CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
ere will be regular monthly mee-
,:tls Young Mems Christian Asso-
~, held .. tn, Pioneer Hall, this
lay) evening Every uemher il
led 10 be puuctuaI in his at.cn-
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-12-27

oDgy DGAPR. -l)ennis noughcr.y.
Il known citizen OF this county died
sulienly, at bis residence, about
bni half mills east of this city.ou
Idsy last. We hare not bpen abl0
urn the Cause.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-12-27

-fpsrkuR's RepoRT Tho attention
.teirrs is directed 10 Il e very in-
'us report Of Mr.. Knorr, colpor-
{ the American Tract socis.y for
soauty, 10 hs found on opr frst
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-12-27
INSOLVENTS MOTTO ..

IYSOLVENTS NOTICE.
Ahucr Somervile ORDERED, this goth day
vs.. " of Dec. 1860, that Abner
His Creditors. } Somerville give notice to his
creditors. cndorsers and surctos, that this
second Monday of April next is Exo.i Tor the
said Abner Somervilllc to appear in he Circuit
Court for Allsgany County, to answer snch in
terro gatories his creditors, ehdorsersand sure
ties may propose or allege against him; and that
acopy of this order be published in some news
paper printed in the city of Cumberland, once
a we elk for three successive months prior to the
said second Monlay If April next, as such
notice.
Test--H. RESLEY,
yDec. 90, tS80-3m.s Clerk.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-12-27
Bear Garden
Containing III Acres, and one trrct called .
ELDER STRING,

Containing III Acres and hich are more par
ticuiarly described in deed dated April goth
1876, from John ". Carleton, Sheriff, Ia Ralph
Thnyrr, ind recorded in L;hcr II. y. olios $50
and Ijl one Of the lard records OF A.legany
county TO which reference is given.
Also Il small parcel Of land beginning for
the same at n rhcsnut tree standing on the
East side ot The YoUghegnnv river. Is poles
below the bridge, containing Rood' and l64
pcrches, and Which is particularly described IN
deed dated March 10th, 1852, from Samuel
Hut and Eiz, his wife to Ralph 1hsyer and
recorded in Lihcr Il. Il. No. g. folio jl2, one OF
the lnni records Of AllPGany county, To which
rsynrnurn ia 0iypn Al.o
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-12-27
'Wil1ia1nSburg,'
and one tract of land called
Shepherds Tent,

Containing l0l Acres, more or less. particular
~ described in deed dated 9Th day OF Fehru-
AIRY, 1896, from Samuel Hun, Constable, 10
Ralph Thayer and recorded in Liner S. folio
22G one of the land records Of Allcgahy coua-
Is.
Also all that p,ce or parcel Of ground lying
In Selbyspor', beiuGa part ana parcel of the
lots ofstid town beginning at n stone stand
ing at the corner of tlotfnan's old store house,
running South s. degrees, Fast CT feet point
ing the main Street, thence, North 80 degrees,
East 20 feet, North ca, West Ssh feet, thence
by a s,raigh, line 10 The beginning, containing
81 percheS OF aud, more or less, and more full
" described in deed dated lllh December,
1874, from David Hoffman, Sr, Hna Elizabeth
his wife to Ralph Thayer and recorded in Liher
EE folio 7i2, one Of the land records OF allie
gany county.
Also one trnct Of hand called