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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-30

HAVANA, Dec. 10, 1860
Rai,road Agdrs-Yne Christening Of the Captain
Generals Infant Daaghter7 The Custom House Diicuty-
Xu,iay Trials at Key West-TAe Habaneros Praying for
Our Dissolution, &c.
Previous to the arrival Of Mr. Chamberlain contractor
of our Western Railroad, much whispered and much
loudly uttered by the disappointed to the in
ability of the party fulfil his engagements. The action
OF Selah Chamberlain the ground does not to
verify previous predictions TO his integrity capacity
and ability to pay He goes to work very like the repre-
sentative Of American industry and enterprise magn
6cently developed and pushed ahead by the civil en-
gincers of the United States His corps of operatives in
the field already waiting the preparation and working
drafts Of the engineers of the company and progress
ing rapidly with the first section out Of Havana. The
panic from the North has everybody company
calculation Of the ways and means under their
care In order that obstruction up 10 defeat
most important improvements and facilities for in
dusrial communication with our coast market marts.
Your correspondent invited TO the august
monal OF the christening Of the daughter of the Count
and Countess OF San Antonio the Sh nst at the Ca
thedra church Of San Carlos which jammed with
thousands OF friends besides the official corps Of the
palace, with all the gathered loneliness presided
and charmed by the exquisite grace, taste and elegance
Of the Countess Of San Antonio surpassed thing which
had been displayed in those saloons since the feast Of
Asturas in the days of ConcAa. The Countess was
slightly pale-to make the mother nteresting-but
she was the belle Of the evening.
The Castillo and Eaton goods have not get been de-
livered to the United States Consul ordered by Gen
Serrano from the custom authorities but they
the hands Of the parties whom they originally
The Spanish bank has sold - 000 900 Of her bonds
per cent interest. and they have been instantly
taken by our capitalists The money market will become
more easy
The anxiety to political results with you stu presses
upon the public mind We consider your foreign prestige
already destroyed.
We from Key West tho release Of the OF the
barks William and wildre. The trial Of the Of the
Champion for mutiny is progressing.
Hon. Thomas Savage Vice Consul Of the United States
at Havana s at present at Key West witness thu
trial OF the Champion mutineers.
Our prayers put every day In our churches for
your dissolution as happy delivery from your troubles
praying both sides in order 70 be right whatever may
chance.
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MIsCELLANEOUs.

AyTR's COMPOUND EXTRACT sARsArAR1LrA
"A No remedy IL needed IN this country than
reliable Alternative. but the sick have been 20 oncnsy
cheated by the ~ ssrsspara abroad
that they dsgsted with the name Vet the druR
blamed for from which they have
suffered Moet Of the called sarsspass In market
They acpeanest and worthless-whiie conssu
rated extract Of ~ solve variety - ssrsspaa csSGsn6
I'd with dosh, rmnins!n iodine &C. . ss ~ ever w =,
fxsct % ssryans as u truly wonderful cures q W
dipe hare sbusdaniy shown 10 noe ,herefars d.c.rd
this Invaluable medicine because have been Posd w.
en- ~ s,ething preendirg % be sarsspsrlis while IVES
viii know the virtues 81 ssrssparlla For minute
ucuiars Of the discs n rofcry0n 10 Ayera Ar
rcsn Amansc which the agent below named WIN fnrnsh
Ayers Caharc PiIs cr the cnre Of cosveness j.ueos
dyspepsia. indigestion dyseney foul stomach erydRsies
hendacbc piIes rheumatism heartburn arising fru1 0s
derrd stomach pasn morbid nacon a the bowels 80
appetite, liver complaint drop<y. WORMS eou
neuralgia. dinner pf and for purifyns The b1ooo
1hy arc suezrcoAted 30 that the sentative - sef
them pleasantly and they the best spcrisnt $3.50
for an the purposes Of family physse Prsee - sen's
DO ncs h put % 81 unpvincplsd dealers wnh Other s
rstions vk,eh they maxi msi- proai on psmsnd AErs
and take other The sick want the best an tncre "
thsm, ard shcy shoald hsv. a. . "a ,n.u ~. ana
Prspared ~ ~. u O. AYkh CO, L0weAs @es~, 1"a
sold ~ ~ truGC1eD cvUywherS
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Co 1nsn Aas'iD' oarrck, Liverpoo-sponord Teston
SO imsncan Congress, woodward. LondOn-Grunen.
SIP Ssss :ssso Dmou
Light shssds DR. fGnsos Ani'1c
ss y.s s C
Bs Senisi Rutland 1 Il xs% haSSsrG O.
Bns Dock, Thompson Hayana. Curtis 1 swain
s sssr ws hsgps g.
ssr % s%S 81 Rn psSd ca
sch, sehr Hallock Pedlick, New Orieans-van Brunt
schr Appleton, sanwood, Jacksonville-C Pc
schr Ocean Wave, Warner, washington-relfar Horn
s seSr Mimi M sssl
schr Romp Moore PortaId-G Hatch; $500
ss iHha sss''
Sd ss.on ss~
ARRIVED
mdse to Cornelius Comsiosk EIpsrienosA heavy
u %s @
4 " the ssS JUDAH sS WAS ss 10Th
for pOr'smonth same day saw ship Minerva bound
ssss sss
Ship ESes0, s Martin Dec and assnocs h
ssP s;1Sss, g with mass ana s
heavy gales up the Banks ~ days from he Banks
ship Elise Ms.hide Brem, Nordenho,t Bremen sodays,
snS g. poie s % zue h
don for New Orleans
sssy s.ys' % e a Z s ~s
heavy weather. washed away head rails split sails
been days OF Haeras with strong gales Took pilot
n nj ns q Ba1 81 a am boat s McsSs No a.s
days, with Whitney Co.
Schr w Newins Hawkins, Mobile Is days with cotton
for Providence Experienced very heavy weather Of
the passage
schr johnson, Ellis, Ezabethport for Aspinwal.
Schr ID Barnard, Elwell Eixabehport Portland.
Schr Adyenturer, Lewis. Ellxabethport Haven
schr Judge Tenney, Foss, Elxabcthport for Duxbuy.
Schr Prize Banner, Atkins, Provncetown, days
Schr Freeman York, Stonington, 2 days
Sloop Mary, Clark, Eizabethport for Greenwich
Steamer 0spray, Kenny. Providence
Ship Ievant
Bark Avery.
Brig Gulnare
Brig Titania.-An by pilot boat Washington, No l.
SAILED.
Steamships Ena (Br Liverpool passed the Battery
PM Alabama, and Mount Vernon, Savannah; Columbia,
charleston; Parkefsburg. Wilmington NC; Roanoke, Nor
folk, &c Monticello, Alexandria, &C. Potomac Baltimore;
Paapsco Portland; brig Isabella Beumann Port Pnse
xsth-ships santee and X 8 Ely, Liverpool
Wind II sunset ENE.
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

SATURDAY, Dec ~ 7. II
FlorR.-The market was heavy and less active owing
advance freights; sales confined 5000
bbls., at yesterdays prices.
wm.r.-The market quiet and sales moderate. IN.
GLIDING 20 600 bushels closing within the range o. yes
terday's prices
zoe. for Western mixed.
PuRN-Saes 200 bbls.; new mess SIS %, and new
prime Al x12 IS = s12 So
wHsksy.-sales 100 bbs. at l9c. 1850.
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S HIPPIN G NEW S


KINGSTON, IA, HAvANA, NATANzAs, Ngw ORLEANS.
zr-frum New York Cor Kingston. ia the 2h day Of
each month
BixNvLLNFrom New York ist arriving Havana eh aud
New Orleans 9TH Prom New Orleans 1sts Havana 18th,
irving sew York I'd
18th From New orieans AID Havana SoGh, arriving New
York Dth
CsHswsa-rrom New York llth arriving 81 Havana ism
and New oSeans 18Th From New Orleans Alb, Havana ssth
arriving nj Nrw York 81
fuiLApxLrnI.-fwm New YORK 10Th, arriving At Hs-sns
York 18th
DssoroFrcm New York 2s, arriving ., Hsvspa zsh ana
New Orleans 2sh from Nes Orleans sh, uayNns sh
rivisg at New york irh.
crryFron New yors 18th arriving q, risvsna.sa
2lst.
orAkra crr-rrom New York and Havana every twenty
days
a.raw,s-From New York for Ms,aazAs the sa o.
KApsak-Trom New FORK FOR Havana via Nassau Mp on
the arrival 81 every alternate New YORK
mB-When the above dates fall sssday the
VIII sell on Monday, except from New Orleans When Inc
dates fan Monday, the viii sal from New Oh
leans onthe day previous
frTCraL NOTICE.
A xguHx ~
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
SATURDAY, Dec. 29-eP. NJ.

SATURDAY, Dec. 29-6 p. M.
The money market continues easier. Some very
choice names went at 10 per cent to-day. There
was very little done in foreign exchange; the mar
ket closed firm.
The stock market is steady, without much actvi-
~. The only two stocks IN which any business OF
consequence is being done are New York Central
and Erie, both of which are being bought for the
British market. State stocks are lower again.
Many holders still cling 10 the belief, in the face
of the facts, that the government win not claim
its stolen bonds; but prudent people are quietly
getting rid of property which, at best, is pretty
sure to involve a seven or eight years lawsuit.
Trustees and guardians who have invested
moneys held in trust in State stocks should
lose no time in transferring their invest
ments TO some other kind Of pro-
perry. This afternoon the market was quiet, and
stocks closed steady at the following quota
tions:-United States 5's 1874, SO 50; Virginia
6's, &c a ~: Tennessees, "a a Il; Missouri 6's,
67s4 Cs Canton, Ia a u. Pacific Mail, s3s4 81:
New York Central, IS a u; Erie, 3714 x; Hud-
son River, 431s "a Harlem. Ia =; do. pre-
ferred, 3s1s "a; Reading, Is "A; Michigan Cen
trial, 4s1l q; Michigan Southern and Northern
Indiana, 1881 a y; do. guaranteed, 3lL a %;
Panama, liz a "a; Illinois Central, 90 q ~ Galena
and Chicago, G514 a ~ Cleveland and Toledo,
2ss4 q s914; Chicago and Rock Island, so q "a;
Chicago. Rasas.esess .na oufucy, 05tr+ CO.
The business Of the Sub Treasury was rs follows
today
Receipts. s33, 35l IS
-foI customs. ZsOVO %
Pay ments .ss4...*s.......+.. 45,2JI 10
balance. ZIz2l6i 70
The following dividends have been declared
The Park Bank has declared a semi annual div
dend Of four per cent, payable January 10; the
North River Bank, semi annual dividend Of three
aud one-half per cent, payable January 10; the
New Jersey Zinc Company, dividend Of four per
cent on the preferred, and two per cent on the
common stock payable at the transfer Office, les
Washington street, on the 9TH OF January; the
Rank Of Commerce. semi annual dividend of
three per cent payable January !; the Manhattan
Savings Institution. the usual half yearly dividend,
payable on the 10th Of January; the Bank of
Albany. a semi.snnual dividend Of three and one
half per cent, payable on the I'd Of January; the
Connecticut River Railroad, a dividend Of three
per cent. payable February l; the Boston and
RoSbury Mill Company, a dividend Of 81 50 per
share, payable January |.
The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this
morning were slC,l0l ,722 o., aud the balances
a, 5io2os ~.
The following table viii compare the exports Of
the seven principal staple articles for the week.:
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C1IARND
SON
Steamship Mount Vernon. Layseld, savannss-H crom-
stsamship Columbia, Berry charesson-spoaord. Tiles
steamship Parkersburr sssnnard. Wilmington, Nc-H D
s,sansnip Rcsnose. Couch norfolk, AcLudlam Heine
ken
steamship Monticello, eager Alexandra, Ac-n crom.
Steamship Potomac. watson. Bsi,lmore-H Cromwell
Steamship rssspsso van, rwtssd-n . eruuwsu GO.
Smyrna times., 1860-09-06

The arrival Of the brig Creole atEew Or
leans, brings news from Honduras TO the 18th
of Apgasi. General Walker was still in pos
session of Truxillo, ahd was strengthening his
position by fortifying aIlth weak points. He
has had aboodant sinIe for this, having been in
possession Of the town and fort for nine days
The inhabitants. however. we're leaving rrux-
lilo ingreai nambeni in consequence Of re-
port that Psesidsn, 'Suardiola would make an
attack On the night Of the 10Th.
Gen. Walker, it IL said, has raised the old
federal Central American flag, and conterl-
plates the regeneration and reunion of the five
States, Honduras. Guatemala. Nicaragua, sar
Salvador and Costa Iiica
The excitement cheated BY Walkers inva
sion OF Honduras has extended 10 Ruatan. Th'
garrison 10 that isa I'D has been reinforced ii
order TO restrain lhoEe who are dsaifected to
wards President Goa Idiola. The greater par
Of The inhabilants arb friendly TO Walker BIO
the coIored population are fearful that bis oh
iect is 10 reduce tIIeip to slavery. On Angus
1ss.. while Walker was proceeding ID Trtxill
nrepors was circulated that he had Ia nded wit
his forces 90 the polb aide of the island ID
garrison was aroused and kept under arms fl
long time. One oil the civil effects Of go'
ernmeas was so milci alarmed, that he remove
from his own rcsldsnse and slep, in The cent?
Of The aroops. The houses of the citizens wei
searched. but ussucc essfblly. for arms and an
1xnafaiou. The ditcsInsent at RualarI has al
Smyrna times., 1860-09-06
EQUALITY TO ALL-UNIFoRMTTY OF
PRICES.
al New Feature In Business

A New Feature IN Business J!
Every One his own Salesman !-JoNEs 4 Co., Of the
Crescent one-price Clothing Store GOA Market street,
above SIXTH Phadelphia. In eddition to having the
largest varied aud fashionable stock Of colhng
in Philadelphia made expressly for retail sales,
have constituted every one his salesman, by hav-
ing marked IN figures. on each article. the very low
est price il can be sold for, they cannot possibly
vary-all must buy alike. The goods we'll spunged
and prepared, and great pains taken with the making
so lhatal can buy with the full assurance Of getting
stock of piece goods hand, OF the latest styles and
qualities, which will be made TO order III the most
fashionable and best manner, 25 per cent below credit
price, Remember the Crescent, in larket street. above
| SIXTH Phiadelphia.
Smyrna times., 1860-09-06
Miscellaneous Advertisements.
LAND FOR SALE.

The subscriber will sell, at private sale, his
FARM wheEeon James Clark now lives. on the
ssCow Mash, containing about Ito ACRES,
more or Teas, adjoining lands Of John Gruwell.
Benz. i. Reed, aud others The above has go
acres Of cleared land, about 40 of which is
tnew ground" 10 right state for lime, which
can be had at about, G. miles distance. on the
Delaware Railroad. Forty acres are welhsei
in timber--mostIy white-oak.
BUILDINGS NEW Dwelling story and 0
half high, with good Kitchen and Pantry, MilA
house, Stable, Cribs, &c.
The, above Farm can be had for. something
Less than ss25 per acre.. If not sold before th'
Goth Of September, will be for rent. For infor
nation apply 10 lhe subscriber, NEAR the prem
ises. PETER MEREDITH,
aug2-4t Near Wlllow Grove, Kent co., Del
Smyrna times., 1860-09-06


EVEN those who in the enjoyment Of perfect
health frequently have need 70 have recourse TO ton
les preventives OF disease. We never to we'll
armored against the assaults Of she ills that flesh is
heir to-" Such an iuvgorotor they may find in Hos-
tatters Bitlers-a medicine that cannot be iakenEeg
uIarly without giving vitality and elasticity 70 the ys
tenn. Atihis particularly the strongest man -
moi proof against the malaria, certain sections of the
country In all of fever and ague, the Bitters is
more potent than any amount efquinine, while the
dangerous Of bilious fever yield tp its
derfnl properties. Those whs have tried the medi-
cine will another for an, of the ailments
which The HOsieels Bitters processes to subdue. To
those who have not made the experiment. we cordi-
ally recommend early application to the Bitters
whenever they are stricken by diseases ofthe dIges
tive organs. X ~ 80 tf
Sold BY druggists and dealers generally every where
Or See advertlsemeI in snother column.
Smyrna times., 1860-09-06

rae demand for help BY the tillibusters. WIS
brought to their knowledge in the most public
way; the names fthe vessels trading between
New Orleans and Honduras were also knowp,
aad il only required the exercise of slight
degree Of yigilance 70 prevent the friends b
Walker from sailing to his assistance. Indeed
the John A. Taylor, which carried off the filli'
busters, was The very vessel which brought The
news Of the attack on Truxillo.-Inquirer.
Smyrna times., 1860-09-06
The General Opinion on

Is that LEWIS q BROTHER are selling Clolhs. Cas-
simeres Vestings Ladies Dress Go, DIS and Groceries
cheaper than any other merchants IN Smyrna. Try
lherio Coffee at l2a cents per pound, and all othe
Goods sold IN like manner. s. s48sfsbs fadi
Smyrna times., 1860-09-06
$40 REV RD.

STOLEN! SToLEN!! STOLENl!!
Stolen, from the stables of the subscriber, on the
night ofihe llth Of August, Fine Bay MARE, with
star in her fOrehead and lump on one Of her hind
legs She had, when stolen, a shoe on the right fore
foot and was little lame in the same foot. She i,
six years old JOHN ANDERSON.
Aug 10Th, b0.-3t ~ Near SMYRNA DEL
Smyrna times., 1860-09-06
SIS Reward.

Runaway from the premises Of The subscriber, on
the 4th inst. a NEGRO BOY about 20 years OF age,
having a year 10 serve. SAID Boy was well grown.
t0lerably black and answers the name OF Stephen
Gibbs. The above named reward will be given for
his delivery To the undersigned. All persons are for.
bid harboring trtrting said Boy under the penalty
Of the law provided in such cases.
GIDEON L. ROTHWELL,
aug234t Near Smyrna.
Smyrna times., 1860-09-06
, yErs. Wisssl0w.

An experienced nurse aud female physician has a
Soothing Syrup for children teeihng. which greatly
facilitates ihe process Of leeIhing by soiening The
gums, reducing all infammalon--wIll aay all pain,
and is sure TO regulate The bowels. Depend upon il
mothers il will give restto yourselves and relief and
health 10 your infants Perfectly safe in all cases.
See advertisement in another column, + III ss0
Smyrna times., 1860-09-06
Important 10 Farmers.
kerosene and Goal oil.

Having obtained the AGENCY ofthe
New York Kerosene Oil Company" 4
which is the largest mandatory in the county, we
are prepared TO supply customers and Others with
this Superior Oil which we will warrant equal to the
best that made; lis very light colored and burns
brilliantly without smoke or smell and will be sold
at Manufacturers Prices Also, BURNING FLuID AL.
coHoL, PINE OIL and SrTs TURPENTlNE at the lowest
market price.
gy- AlIorders Ivy mail or otherwise will be promptly
and carefully attended to by sits'
YARNALL 81 OGDEN.
ag25-3m No47s North THIRD s.. Phnad,a.
Smyrna times., 1860-09-06
MARRIED.

On the 2sth inst, by Rev. C. Hill, Mr.. Jos
H. Thompson and Mrs. Rachel Baker, all of
this town.
Smyrna times., 1860-09-06
United States Restaurant.

The subscriber, having purchased of Chas.
B. White the establishment heretofore conduct
ed by him, would respectfully inform the pub
lie that he is prepared, at all times, to supply
them with all the Delicacies Of the season, ip
the most approved style. OYSTERS always
on hand, either Raw, Slowed, Roasted, Fried
or Broiled.
He latters himself that, by strict attention
to business, with determination TO please, he
will be enabled to give satisfaction 20 all who
may favor him with their custom
The Icc Cream Garden
Is also under his charge, and he will, during
the season, endeavor to keep a constant supply
of ICE CREAM; also, at the Restaurant, where
he has private room fitted up expressly fol
the accommodation Of Ladies, entirely separal /,
| from his public rooms.
| THOMAS FENNEMORE.
OF Families supplied with Oysters by Tho
quart or gallon on reasonable terms.
Smyrna times., 1860-09-06
WILLIAM STURBs,
NOTICE

Is hereby respectfully gwen to all persons ow-
ing County. Road, Poor and School Taxes to
the undersigned, that the same is now due and
payment required. He can be found at his res
idence, or at the Office of Edwin Wilmer, in
Smyrna, where they will please call and settle
the same, or be prepared when called upon.
J. ROBERTS, Collector
For D. C. Hundred, Kent CO., Del.
Smyrna, May 81, go.
Smyrna times., 1860-09-06
G. a. & e. A. LANDELL.

Nosll0 North WBARVES, PHILADELPHIA,
Manufacture and have for sale -
)SperisAseti. Patent Sperm, Hydraulic,
CANDLES. Adamantine, Hazel, Car and Tallow
Candles. s. slt s@ ns
5siJs1 Pure Sperm, Lard Bieaehed Whale. Sea Ele-
l0ILS.lS plant, Strained Whale. Tanners, CurFi-
ers', Palm, olene and Red Oils. U.s.
ISo.pc I White, Yellow. Brown, Chemical, Olive,
% Fancy and other Soaps. 49,. n,
angle gin ll&h -stk ~
Smyrna times., 1860-09-06
. va NlK I'M Va S-vW-gsi


Has REMOVED fran Main street ia t1ss cor
oer o1 MARKET and C0MMERCB ste~ets;
house formerly occupied BY Isseph Ylsyton.
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EruptiOns, Salt Rheum, Err pa
las,

Ills now generally admitted that all rug
tive diseases dAP.na upon some intern
constitutional cause, and that to use wasl 81
or ointments for them is sure way to 10 ~.
the system, and only to drive in, not t.
the disease. But HUMrAREY's SPECIE
MEcPHATTc SALT RHEUM PILLS are l. r.
specific for all such diseases. They co,
Salt Rheurn, BARRIERS Itch, Erysipelys, Pin.
pies Oh the Face, Ringworm, and Nettle Eaai
by curing the cause upon which they depenC
and by restoring the skin to the state ofhealtl
and purity. Thus, not only is the diseas,
cured, but the softncsss and beauty of the
complexion restored
n. B.-A full set of Hamphreys Homeo
pothic Specifics, with Book Of Directions, anc
wenty Remedies, in large three-dracm walls,
and morocco case, SIS; do. in plain case
81; case Of fifteen boxes, and book, 50.
The Remedies. by the single box or full
case, sent to any address, by mail or express
free Of charge, or receipt Of the price. AID.
dress Da. F. HUMPHREYS & CO.,
No. 500 Broadway, New York.
Sold by J. B. Fl. Campbell, Cumberland, Nd
Nov 1890
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REMEMBER, strnmous or Scrofalous,

REMEMBER, Strnmous or Scrofaious
Affections are the curse, the blight, Of man
kind. They are vile and filthy. as well a:
fatal They arise from impurity and con-
tamipation Of the blood, and are to be seen
all around as, everywhere. Thousands dali
ly consigned to the grave from the direfuI
effect Of this disease But why trife any
longer, when the remedy is at hand DR.
LINDSEY's BLOOD SEARCHER-ths on
ly effectual preparation now before the PEG.
pie, tina, does its work mildly and safely -
1t does not close the issue super6ciol'y,
while
Foul eorrubtion mining all within
lnfects unseen"
But Purges the Entire System OF oil harrre
Matter, Invigorates the Body, and leaves To-
Afflicted in the Enjoyment of Good Herhb
To convince the okeptical Of its healthy e'.- b
try but one bottle. and be convinced. Sold
by all the Drug ists in this place, and deal
ers through the country.
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SHRRIPFS SALE. SHBRIFfS SlbE.

DY virtue of five writs Of Fieri FIcins issued
ID out of the Circuit Court lur Allegany eoun
ty and to inc directed, one at the init Of ii2adS
4 Dransemer, one at the suit Of Mccoy Broth
crs & Co., one at the salt IS iilinm EHdSesI
one ut the suit of Robinson Il Lord, and ono vt
the suit of Collins, Heath { Hutchinson, also,
by virtue of two writs of Fieri Fac;as issued BY
Andrew Condor, Esq, q Justice of the Peace
in and for Allegany county and 80 me directe
one at the suit of Numson, Thomas Coryand
one at the suit of Keen L Iagerty, all against
the goods and chattels, lands and tsneWents of
Charles II. Hamill, l have seized and taken in
execution all the right, title and interest at law
and in equity of Charles u. Hamill in and to
the following property, to wit:
All that lot or parcel Of land adjoining the
town OF Frostburg, in Allegany county, Nd,
living Mt the end of South steeet in said town,
beginning for said lot or parcel of hand at Il
point South forty ght and half degrees, West
sixteen feet from the Southeast corner of Fran-
els Hammers lot, thence South forty eight and
n half degrees, West one hundred and thirty
feet, North forty -one and q half degrees, est
ono hundred and ninety-six and half fleet,
North for y-eiglt and half degrees, East one
hundred and thirty feet 10 Hammers Alley
then by n straight line to the beginning, to-
cether with all and Singular the buildings and
improvements, &c, &c, reserVins however al!
the mineral Coal lying underneath this lot ol
land.
The improvements consist Of large, hand
some loubo