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WELL SAIp-READ But it is sal that
the five or six Cotton States will - out OF
the Union, and we Of the Border States viii
be forced to follow. We say let them 50, Il
they are bent upon felf-destruction, let us.
Tennesscans, remain in the Uuion, whose
Constitution and Laws I1roridS adequate pro-
lection 70 the r1g5tsg all The state Of The
! Conte1eracv. and let Us look 10 that !'stru-
ment for defence 1cit.iH the tuiOr. warned
! by the experience Of the past tie dangers Of
the present and the hopes Of the future. II
is worse than idle--it is fool-herdy-to dis
cuss the question Of the merits Of the tw6
Governments the new and the old. The
spirit manifested by the DisuuioustS Of the
South shows mos. clearly. that they arc not
| the men to make laws fnr our government
| or to frame government: for conservative
Union men t. live under. In case Of dis
ruption. the Southern C0pfed.racy. ly direct
taxation, by means Of military encampmentS
and by calling off the yeomaIry Of the coun'
try from agricultural pursuits, weS!aII all ht
| involved iu one common ruin, in aaHH,"
endorsements. and in tie overthrow Of The
| best government the world ever knew. One
can but invountarilv turn even from The
contemplation OF this state Of things Shall
we be precpitatel into this dreadful stat" oi
! things, by 4 set of men who denied 70 IA but
three months sgo that they favored D.s1"ion
because they wanted our votes? II time
were given to the North. size would do the
South justice, therefore let these border States
be guided by moderation. let us, Tennes'
scans, stand by the Union--iet Us hope on
and when hrpe i, gone, so far as We are con-
| cerned, life will have lost its value tor Us =
! KnorrMs iTenn.l Wing.
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TIE CosTIS excellent corps
OF ci.zon soldiery, had their armory teauti-
fully illuminated on Christmas night. On
enc of the transparencies we noticed the mot
TO Union and liberty, one aud inseperabie,
now and forever" This company is conpo-
sd of spirited young men resdyto do their
duty, at their country's bidding, and ere u
unanimously for the Union, as it Is. We
would like to see their ranks filed, and as
aaey will parade on the 9Th inst. the ami
versary of the battle of New Orleans. we ad-
wise our citizens to fall into ranks before then
70 that every musket may lie shouldeTed.
We have also another proposition, and
that is to form another company. Surely
Cumberland ought to furnish two good mill
.ary companies. What say you young men.
When will you meet for this purpose? Let it
be without delay, and if you cannot End q
better place in the start, only say you will
d, the thing and we will have our fine large
sarc!nm comfortably warmed up and you
asn meet there to perfect your preparatory
measures. Let the company be formed.
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Willinmsbnrgh, Kings County \. York
Get. Is, l8GO-ly.

gel. We are requested to call attention to
the fact, that, by an act of the Legislature Of
Virginia, passed March 18th, 1855. which is
still in force, every persen who may arrest
a runaway slave and deliver such slave to
the owner. or lis agent, or to some jlilor OF
the Commonwealth at his Jail, shall be ont-
tied to demand and receive Of tho owner the
following liberal reward, namely: If taken
within the limits Of any border county q
Virginia, ten 10y PER cent upon his vaI'e---
if within the counties Of Allegheny, Wash
iugtou or Frederick, in the state Of Maryland
tfvcu pc. nt--it in an- non-sIarehoIding
State. twenty-five per cent, and in tie latter
case, the person making tue arrest is entitled
to claim also an additional bonus Of fifty
dollars from tho treasury Of the State.
Dee. II 18GO-9t
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serve that another year has been added to
epioved a complete exemption from person.
Al injury to passengers on its passenger
tro;ns Since The last instance in Uhich a
nassenge,. has been killed on the Road, nearly
rIoHr YEARS has elapsed, and the great nun
Der Of 4 ,67s, 915 passengers hare been cn'ri-
cd on the Companys lines 'cithoM injury.
One of the most interesting and impor-
tant facts stated in the Repertoire 10 which
the travelling community especially cannot
fail to be deeply interested. We doubt
if another road of equal length in this coun-
try, can report fact SO deeply interesting
10 travellers
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HoLLowAY's Pills AND OlNThENT.-
Health aud Happiness-How few people
ever consider the close alliance existing
between these too great boons of life;
men. remarkable for their tact Of knowl-
edge in the ordinary routine of bust
ness, betray the most lamentable def
cheney in this respectfully are lavish
of gold in the preservation of their prop
erty by an annual expenditure of thou
sands Of dollars in insnranccs, yet at the
same time they exhibit the most reck-
less hardihood with regard to health, and
fall to eyipce a solitary thought on the
dircful ravages which the cease!ess druid
gerry of business hasssupon the brain and
the constitution. 4 few dollars inves-
ted in these medicines would secure them
policy of assurance against disease, and
create a happiness and buoyancy of spir-
its which the wealth of Golcoula could
never realize.
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OoUGHs. sudden changes of our climate
are sources Of PULMONARY, BRONCHIAL, and
AsTHEATlo AFFECTIONS. Experience hav-
ing proved that simple remedies often act
speedily aud certainly when taken in the
early stages of the disease. recourse should at
once be had to "Broun's BroncliDl 7fochec,
or J,ozenges, let the Cold, Cough, or lrrita-
ton of the throat be ever so slight, as by this
peacaution a more serious attack may be CT.
iectually warded of PUBLIC SPEAKERS and
SINCERE will find them eieetual for clearing
and strengthening the voice. See adyertls-
ment. NOV. ~ looo-oli'
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HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH Dit TIERS.

The proprietors and manufacturers or HOS
TETTERS CELEBRATED STOMACH BIT
TIERS can appeal with perfect confidence to
physicians and citizens generally of the United
Stn tes, because the article has attained n repu
lation heretofore unknown. ! few facts upon
this point will speak more powerfully than
volumes Of bare assertion or hlazoning pufcry.
The consumption Of Hostcttsr's Stomach Bit
ers for the last year amounted 10 over half
million bottles, and from its manifest steady
increase in times pnst, it ia evident that during
the coming year the consumption viii reach
near one million bottles. This immense amount
could never have been gold but for the rare
medicinal properties contained in the prepare
ton, and the sanction Of the most prominent
physicians in those sections of the country
where the article is best known, who not only
recommend the Bitters to their patients, but
are ready at all times to give testimonials TO is
efficacy in all cases Of .tomachic arrangements
and the diseases resulting thercfrom
This is not temporary popularity, obtained
by extraordinary efforts in the way Of trum-
pcting the qualities Of the Eilters Ju; solid
estimation Of an invaluable medicine which is
destined to be ns enduring ms tine itself
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters have proved
n Godsend 10 regions where fever tnd ague
and various other bilious complninls have
oII. ~ .toto cnnfjcn,Iy ,ba, tho "pittcrs"
go o,r,oin c,,-a Tow 10 nysrc,sio and III.
Sis.a,os 10 to tho nrorr;ctnrs n sonrco Of nm
Ill ,Io.,urs II rc,n,ros oil ,,orhiI matter
- "a e,o-,..b r,,~;fc- tLo bIood and
~o,ov-ed yitojitv tho norvor,s svsern
- Il ,,ot tore ava e,ercv ;ndiencneat,e
g. .os,a.o, fo,, orboaIt, + ororoic. ,,ror
49,, s,a,oa.t, Iivor aud otLor dirrrtiy. ,.gdns
~, brt ,,o-,errrIl- and e,on restores ibcn
~ .cG,l;,iar essential +, the llbydisclarce
If Tho functions Of nature
,'a,as ,so .to 7,...ors dsfI-
NV df.,.,;a,, ~, tho Lot,Is ord f,cy,,iiI and
I, :, ,tir,,,In,, necnIiorIv adonted io comfort
Iacli"i,, ycsrg "a il is r.irosant tn the rolate.
i,,.ioo-,7;1 to ,l,o bor-nis e~cnllort os n tonic
.,d . .a;,,,apS,tire, ,.orcr,II,. Webave tho evi
- ~ ,j',.,ga7f, Of c.,cI ,,c, and ,g,,,,op
I,.,,o av,,e,ocod , Lc,oGt or r.fn This
tybia nfr,rin,, from etonc1 DE-
- ,,,,or.i oi;i,,,
uo .yco or ,,,Esjcians thew Ioye abandoned
nv Jit..; y, ,.,,,,. a,d f,i-Iv tnstaJ mo
g., "s'[ aE me or,isio fo,v y-oris ~ Tho
80. ,,I'era a., c,,.,,t ,,.,..I. ,rLcn
.-, e, Lor,ysi,. .lat NM n ,i.,n
~ ,e,I.. tl.a t-;ar Tic roIo,i., rr mother
o,'j cIiIJ ia en- aLslrbinr,v tender TINT tbe
thai osrsci,Ilv if tho he roprg ia Ant to
.'o,''.' =. i',l. -, -
.'' nv, Ell sr,,,a,,i,.,
w nc -, :
mr. I'VE "|'".s I!'' ."I''.'T, ' ,',a H..
Jo-J t..r '.,I ', a. =, o.,,,o'
rate Tho ererrie, Of the system. and enable the
| .s.i.n - - ~, ,,,lar a. erLoustirs, trial.
u mS r ~ Enr.r, Mothers gcno.
ST.. no Rite. f. oil ,lbor iryiaora-
.NI'E pie''' Wv. a. -, &c ,S,.,;-
loIs 'i1t ie.'',' ,''s ~ ,,,, %
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FOR PREVENTING BALDEEss, and curing
it, VIII On there ia the least particle Of vitall-
ty or recuperRtive energy remaining.
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For the GUijian and Telegraph
American Tract Society.

Nh EDITOR -
notice by the report of the Agent Of the
above Society for this county, that his labors
are likely to cease on account OF the embar-
raised condition Of its finances. VIII not
our felow-citizens come forward aud all in
sustaining this organization in its lauIable
efforts to carry the truth to the doors OF our
brethren who are outside of church intiu-
euces? Any Of the Society's publications
can lie procured by applying to the Agent
at his residence in our city, who has lar e
number always on hand aud all con,rlou-
tons will be thankfully received and for
warded 20 the Treasurer. ALLEGAN
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--cg-.-4.T>.r.- &C.
nEMEMBER. s.rumousor ScrofI

REMEMBER, Strumousor ScrofIlaus
affections are the curse, the blight, Of man
kind. They are vile and filthy, as well as
fatal. They arise from ilnpurity aud con-
.amina!ion of the blood, and are to be seen
all around lis, everywhere. Thousands dai-
~ Consigned to the grave from the dirs'uI
effect Of this disease But why triAe any
longer, when the remedy is at hand, DR..
LINDSET'S BLOOD SEAECHER-thc on
ly ctfrc,ual preparation now before the pco-
pie, that does its work mildly AMI safely
It does not close tie issue specifically
while
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Cumberland, Nd.
Also, Lowndes & Clary Frosthurg; A. j.
Ker.hner and q. ". Leftover, ClearfPr.ug; J. 8.
tie iiinc, Hancock.
December G, lsGt--ly.
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III 4 r RI T. D


On the 9th inst, by tue Rev. ". Gwynn,
Nr. jasper Ash Of Bedford Co, Pa, to Miss
Julia 4. Fleicier, Of Flntstonc, Nd.
On the same day by the same, Mr. paid
AsA, Of Bedford Co, Pa, to Miss Sarah j.
johnson, of Flintstone BID.
On :he 18th inst, by the same Mr.. Henry
II. Esitzel to Miss Emaline Dickens, all OF
this county.
On the 2sth ult, by Rev. i. r. Hummel-
shine, Mr. John g. 1toigg to Miss RGched!
Lutnlan.
At Richmond Va, on the 18th December
George Il. Fltzwilson TO Virginia E. Boehm.
At the St. Nicholas Hotel, on the 21st ult.,
by Rev j. Clay, Mr.. S. IT. DucE7corh to
Mss j. Hutchinson, both Of this county.
At the N. =. Parsonage, on the 22i ult.
by the same, lhr. james Furlong to Miss ~
Bal, both Of this county.
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BE ar Garden
Containing BIZ Acres, and one trpct called
ELDER STRING,

Continuing III Acres and which are n'rs par
,;.,.io~ly Described in n deed dated Aprj 10th
LA rom John ". Carleton, Sheriff TO Ralph
r.,yrr. and recorded in Iiber II. 3. folios $50
and 75, one Of tie land records OF A!legany
county to which reference is given.
Also a email parcel of laud hegin"!ng Tor
,le same at n chesnut tree s'anding on the
East side Of the YoughcEany river, - poles
below the bridge. containing Foods snf JIG!
perclc.. and which ie particularly descrioed N
n decd dated March GOTH, 1852. from samuel
unfT and Elil. lis wife to Ralph Ihayer aud
recorded in Lioer II. K. No. 3, folio 5l2r one o
the land records Of Alcgany county, TO which
rersrerre is riycn. Also,
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1861-01-03

Dec. 27,I9G0-ts.
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A COOP RESOLUTION. meeting Of
the Howard Association of Philadelphia, held
IN tire city Of brotherly love December 10th
1860, 1t was =.
R<1olyed, that como what may of good or i'll
10 our beloved Rcpublic-Union or Disunion
the Howard association will continue with
undimnished zeal, its labors for the relief oil
suffering humanity, over the whole area o.
our common contry, wherever the victims OF
disease and misfortune shall solicit its friend
liz aid
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r-s-.~.s-s-E-

THE PECULIARlETlES Of the female
constitution nud the various trials to which
the sex is sub jsctec. demand al occasional re-
ccurs to stimulauts. Il is important, howcv-
er, that these stall be OF q harmless nature,
and at the same time accomplish the desired
end Hostetter's Celebrated stomach Eitiers is
the very article. It's effect in all cases Of de-
biHty is almost magical. 1t restoIes the tone
Of the digestive organs, nfuses fresh VITALITY
into the whole system, and give. that cheer
| fulness to the temperament which is ,hc most
| valuable of feminine attractions. The pro-
pr;ctors feel Al.terel from the fact that many
Of the most prominent medical ssntg~cA in
the Union have bestowed cucomiums upon
the Bittrrs, the virtues they have frequently
tested and Acknowledged There are hume
rous counterieits odered for sa,e, all Of which
are destitute Of merit. and positively injuri-
cgs TO the syeten-
Sold by druggists and dealers everywhere.
gz5- See advertisement in another column.
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Wonderful Effects.

7,ernusl Bonsall, Of Pitt.hurg, for two years
useless to himself and society," martyr 10
Chills and Fever--cured in less than 3 weeks,
and improved in hours.
MARY Il. Belknap, snndu,ky, Ohio, after al.
rnost losing her reason as well ne strength by
Intermittent Fever, with Chills, restored to
health in 20 hours.
Adophe Monbro, Of France, relieved In one
hour, while travelling in the cars Of tho Foit
Wayne and Chicago Railroad. He TaS appn-
rently dying with chills.
Ellen K. Benson, Lockport, New YORK, res
cuod after years' suffering. perfect cure.
Thou,ands Of other cases prevented and cured
every month, and not single complaint of the
efficiency of the I1peet'rs, or Fsr'i@7 Ffr'r
CHARM.
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Coughs and Colds! Coughs and
Colds.
Season1Jle Adgice

Let no one neglect cold or slight cough.
Thousands, doing 50, have one cold added to
another, until tie mucous membrane, lining
the air passges, has become excessively irri-
tatsd, and even permanently tl;ckened, and
chronic enough, chroEic Pneumonia, and
consumption successfully gallop along The
best time to cure all this is when it JegiuS
If you are SO fortunate as to poses case 81
uUMPnERY's SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC RENE
DIES, and if you DO not you ougAtto take at
once CorGH PIlL, and then two or three
pills per day, with care as TO renewed expo
sure, viii bring You alright in a day or two
II your cough has got further along, then
more care and more patience is necessary
for a cure, though it lies the same direction
Our advice is, to keep the feet warm, the
head COOL aud take HUMPAERY's HoAEo.
PArHIc CoUGH PILLS.
Price, % cents per box. Six boxes for 81
n. B.-A full set Of Hsmphreys' Hameo
pathic Specifics, with Book of Directions, an(
twenty Remedies, in large three-dracm vials
and morocco case, IS; do. in plain case
"a: case OF fifteen boxes, and book, 81.
The Remedies, by the single box or ful
case. sen; to any address, by mail or express
free of charge. or receipt Of the price. Ad
dress DR.. r. HUMPHREYS & Co,
No. 562 Broadway, New York. :
Sold by J. B. H. Campbell, Cumberland, Nd
Dec. G, 1860.
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', w ,rcux.N The Waterman who

IT,, WATcuMAN. The Waterman who
FROSTED the little boy employed in our
bfice. savs.we were.not correctly informed
regard to the matter He says the
how was a short distance from our door,
that he was skyIarking with some
ether little fellows, and that he did not
Gov that he worked in our office.
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III iLNUT BOTTOM, f"

situate and living on the South West side Of
Mechanic Street. in the city of Cumberland, in
Al!egany county, IN Inc State Of Maryland. be
pipuin., at II pnint On said Street, siJty-threr
feet and eleven inches from the Northwest cor
ner of Mechanic and Bedford Streets and at
The end Of thirty-two feet and one inch on the
first line the 10; or parcel of land conveyed
by Jas. II. Hobltzell and Catherine S, Hobit-
zcll. his wife, TO Harriet Emily Weld. This
To-, Is fully described in deed dated 10th day
of September, 1857, from Henry Thomas Yield
10 Gus,svgs B"all, aud recorded in Liber II. X.
No. I6, foios 425 and 427, one Of the land re-
cords oil AIlegany county. This lot simproy-
ed by Il commodious
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.liall 4 Gelegrap9
CUMBERLAND, RID.
sday Morning. Jan 8, 1851.

yiday, the 4th inst, (to-morfowI having
Zen set apart by proclamation of the FEEDER
o,a s.ate Executives as q day Of fasting
od praycr. we are requested to announce
"a, Union Meetings for prayer and brief
a. rssses will DO held in this city as follows;
{ 10s o'clock, A. NJ, in the PRESBYTERIAN
ibrrcb. and at 7 P. NJ, in the NJ. E. Church
NE whole religious community areinvited 10
|. in attendance.
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HEAR WHAT TIE PEOPLE SAY.
LIST OF SPECIFIC REMEDIES.

No. 1.-Por Fever, C5ngeation, and Inflammation
No. 2--Por Worm Fever, Worm Cole, We'tins TIA
No. 8-For Collie, Crying, Teelliing, aod wakefai
No. 4~Por Diarrbosa, Cholera Infantaun. and Eau,
No. t.TPor collie, Grip!nss Dysentsry, or Bloody
No. 6-Yor Cholera, Cholera Morbus, Vomiting
No. For Coughs, Colds, InfuanIa, and Bore
No. s-Por Tooti, ache, Fa,cache, and SauratgIa
No. 9-For Headache, Vertigo, Heat and fuTnea
meas Of Head
EtouAch Constipation and Liver Complaint.
No li.-PoE P.datg lRhEGuLAHTiEs, SeAnty, Pain
fol, or Suppressed Periods
No For LGucorrhea Profuse Nenses, AMI
Bearing Down d Females.
No I5-For Group Honrse Cough. Bad Breathing.
No. I.--SlLr RnsuN Pnta-Por Eryairelas, Brup-
lions, Pimples on the Face.
No lb-RuErMs Pills Por Pain, Laincness,
or Soreness In the Chest, Back, Ioins, or Limbs.
A-Por Fever and Ague, Chill Fever, Dumb Agie,
Old Mismanaged hgnss.
P-Por plies, Blind or Bleeding Internal or EE-
O~Por Sore, Weak, or rnfainsd Eyes and Eyellts;
Failing Weak, or Blurred Sight,
C-For Catarrb, Of long standing Or recent, e'th~
with obstruction profJse discharge.
W C-For Whoopng Cough, abatng itI Tioienoe
and shortening It, course
In all acute diseases such as Peyrrs, in'anHat3rs.
Diarrhus, Dyseutery, Cfoun, Rheumatism, nHd egeh
,ruptye diseases rs Scarlet Fever sieLs.e. md ETt
,peaf the advantage II giving tie proper fsincf''-
promptly lie obvious. and in all rch cHses tir fles
eihos act like charm. The entire o.seas" II ore"
arrested once and In all the viocnc" n The
attack IS moderated Tie disease shortened, aaH r'r
dered less dangerous.
Coughs and Celds, which are Of such frequent 90
eurrencc and vllch so often lay Tie foundation "i
diseased lungs, bronchitis, ana consumTilon mrs all
be at once cured by the Fever and Cough Pills
In all chronic Diseases Fich Dyspepsia, Week
Stomach, Constipation Liver Conplslns, Piles, ;"
male Debility, and Irregularities, old Headache.
Sore or Weak Eysa Catarrh, Salt Rherln, and Otter
old eruptiors the has specifics whose proper ap
rlcatlon gill afford a cure IN almost every lnssne"
Unen the cure Of sngic chronic difficulty, such ~
nyspcpsia Piles or CatHrrh, lieadRche or Ersnnle
Weakness, has than paid for the case ten lines
over.
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DispepsiG IS one of the prevailing disease
Of this country. This is owing both 10 eli
matte influence, and the habit Of eating orr
meals too rapidly. In spite of these adverse
circumstance, this disease rapidly disappears
by the use of the Oxygenated Btters.
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But Purses the Entire System Of al impure
Matter, Iu,earltc, the Body, aud leaves the
Afflicted in the Enjoyment Of Cod Health.
To convince the skcpti al offs hea,'.Tr'I.g.s.
try nut one bottle, and he convinced. S,l!
by all the pguL lists Ia this place, and deal
crs through the country.
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NEW BELL.-The members of that active ~,
Ioc;ation-the Mountaineer Hose Company M NV .
rovidei themselves with large and nne 80 ;ot,
bell to substitute the ore in their steep, VIM
ad been rendered useless by being c,acne u; ts
n Wednesday last raised 1t TO us paw
.rnoIn of thcir Engine House.
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Postponed
2H GRlRI.S SAID.

DY virtue Of two wrrts If ri IA issued ont Of
ID the Circuit: Court for Al!egany county and
70 me directed, one ~ tue suit Of the CommIs-
sioners Of Allogauy county usc Of tue Board Of
Cominissioucrs Of Public Schools Of A!lsgany
county. and one at the suit Of :. 4 4. Franz
L Company, also 10y virtue OF two write Of Fl
FL Issued by Andrew Gender, Esq, one Of the
justices Of the Peace 10 and for A!lcgsnY coun-
tv, one in favor nG Philip Bergman, and ore in
favor of Waioba1sh q Smith, all against the
gosas md cha'le!s, lauls and tcnemcuts NJ Dan
lei Crabtrec, / have seized and taken in eGecu-
ton all the light, title ard interest Of the said
Daniel Crahtree, TO Wit;
An that tract ar parcel Of land lyingin Ale
RAM County in the State Of Maryland, called
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Postpon
.SH RRIPFS SALE.

ny vir,re Of five writs Of Fieri Facas issued
| ID out ofthe Circuit Court for Alleg my c""n
I, and to me directed, one at the suii o! IlahGE
| / rrongen,er, ono Mt the gui; If AcCay Broth
ara b Co. one a. the suit Of William Bridges
! onc Mt the suit Of Robinson Lord, ana one at
| the ruit of Collins, Heath hutchinson also
| lv virtue Of two writs of Fieri Fnr!as issued 10y
! Ant drew Gender, Esq, Justice Of the fa"es
| in end for allegary county and 10 me Hlreciel
ono nj the suit Of NumsOu, Vhomas Co., ana
one =. ths'suir Of Keen 4 llagerty, all against
! ,bo Goods and chattcls, lands ani fenemehts o.
| rhrrlcs II. rTamil. have seized Snd taken ~
execution al, the right, ttio and interest at u"
and in eqaity Of Charles II. l!um!l IN ana to
he following property. 10 Wit:
! All that lot or parcel Of land adjoining 'h'
! town Of Frost'urr in AlleGany county, Md
ly,y,at the end Of South street in SAID town
ls,.urfng fr said lot or parcel u land IT q
! p.irL south iorty-eight and halt degrees, cost
/ ,ty.s.u feet from the Southeast corner OF Fran
| ii. Hammers lot. thence South forty eight and
fl half degrees, Wet one hundred and ttriy
| l,t. North fortv-une and bali degrees, oct
ana hundred and uincty-sr and . half feet,
| var,', rortv.oicht and half degrees, East anr
h,udrrd aud thirty fee; to HnTmrr's Alley,
| ,hon by a straight lire 70 the beginning to.
| ,etlorwith all and singular the buildings md
| fiupr,vrInents, &c. &c, rcserying however nj!
the mineral Coal lying urdorHesIh this lot oil
! land.
| The improvements consistof large, hand
| some double