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Good Rye, Old Man!

One o. the Sixty ninth Regiment who
lately arrived 10 New York frou the sea
of war describes the condition of the
wounded in the mistake near Great Beth.
el. There were uaUy badly wounded
but one in particular had to have bis
right arm amputated He bore the ope.
ration with much forttude, and seeiOp
the arm about to be taken away for bu-
rial, called the man back. and graspins
the fingers, shook hands with the arm,
saying. Good bye. old friend; you served
me often at a pinch. and | thought to
carry you to the grave, but you are going
before nc. Good bye!"
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Notice..

Pastors of Churches, together with Super
intcndents and Teachers in Sabbath Schools
and the friends of Saba tn Schools in Mon
roe county, are requested to meet at Strouds'
hurg, in the Methodist Episcopal Church, on
the 18th day of August, at lO o'clock, a. m.,
for the purpose of organizing Monroe Coun.
ty Subbath School Association, and TO make
preliminary arrangements for holding Sun.
day School Convention for said County, time
and place to be then decided upon and an.
nounced
1t is to be hoped that those who have the
love of God at heart, and are jealous for the
advancement of the Redeener's Kingdom,
through Sunday School instrumentality, will
cheeriuly respond to this call.
]. X. Davis, Isaac Tuttle,
M. Barret, G. !. Thompson,
A. McWiIiams, S. S. Klein,
Samuel Seymour, James Ii. Howell,
Geo B. Dechant, Jeremy Mackey,
R. s. pies, Rob'i. R. Depuy.
August 3, 1861.
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NJ ICE

Is hereby given that the Delaware, Lack
awana & Western Rail Road Company,
have in their possssioa. at the Strouds-
burg Station, the following goods sDd
chattles, which we're consigned as follows;
CONSIGNED TO
l Railroad tool chest, J. G. Mott.
Half Barrel Liquor, j. Long.
l " Levi Schupp.
F., Neg j, r. Piugerton.
/ Barrel Raohen St.msts
Upon which the freight. expenses and
storage Is unpaid, and unless the same
is paid, the said Company will cause
the said property to be sold for the paw
meDt of the aforesaid charges. in accord
ance with the provisions Of an Act of the
General Assembly of Pennsylvania, en-
titled an act "relating to liens of COM
mon carriers and Others" approved April
! 9th, 1858.
r. A. HENRY,
Gen. Freight Agent, D. L. & w.. R R. Co.
August 8, 1861.
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Another Victim.

Col WIN. II LambertoD, formerly oi
Carlisle. Pa. made his escape from the
Southern rebels. and reached Carlisle Oh
t'riiay Col. Lsmberton was Postmas
ter at Warrington. Florida. and because
he would not allow the rebels to take
charge OF the mail matter in bis care,
was arrested, cast into prison and heavi.
ly ironed, on the 18th of April last
The traitors robbed the gentleman OF
nesrly all his personal estate amounting
to some SIS. 900 The property of the
Government. letters. postage stamps. &c,
were also seized by these high-ton'd
chigalrous gentlemen. And yet JEFF
Davis complains of the imprisonmeOt o.
pirates!
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The Right Spirit.

The Chicago Tribune says =" The first
report OF the lste disaster at Bulls Run
was hauded round at the Methodist Camp.
Meeting near this city, aud Rev. Mr. Cox
who was preaching at the tine the in-
telIigeuce was received remarked. or
closing his sermon Brethren, We had
better adjourn this meeting and go home
and drill
This suggestion was approved, abd The
Rev. gentleman. good as bis word. is drill
ling With the carnal weapons of war, rea'
dy to serge his country 10 TIE field, II oe'
cessary; but at the same time does moi
neglect bis spiritual charge"
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General Mcclellan the Idol of his Sol
diers.

SoOSlS1du 4Oo4 Va LAO IVA
dlerS.
A special Washington correspondent oI
the Tribune writes thus of Gen. McClel-
Ian:
"The only portion OF the forces who
hare schieved the late victories under
Gen. Mcclellan, that came to this city
with him, is a company of thoroughly
drilled tideneu, rostly from Cii,aSo
Ill called the Stprses Rifles, Ubo act as
the bod y-guard of the General. They
are under command of Capt Steele, OF
Chicago, and number eighty ttreo Uen,
al Of whom have been through the en-.
tire sict1rioa' ca mp lign in Western Vir-
GINA, have been in all the battles, ant
have been tried in the fire aud bave nev
er Giuched.
"Gen. Mcclellan is regarded By these
ven as insiUcibie they say be never
made a mistake and verify telieve
these eishty-three men would cheerfully
march forth to nj ht. alone, to attack the
entire retel army at Manassas. il Gener
al Mcclellan should give the order and
lead the attack. Col Ian er. the si4 OF
the Coumaudiug General, now here. is
also highly esteemed by the men. who
say be i, the most feaT!c-s Of moTtais. a
thorough soldier AMI an adoIracle lead
or.
"Gen Mcclellan is one of the least
preteutious Of meu-he generally wears
the 81 1ple blouse of the rideuen, With
not even the starred shouldcr-straps 10
denote bis rank-a man who never wastes
time-who i, iDdefatis gable in bis pursuit
and attack OF the enemy, and rqral!y un
firing 10 hi, efoIts TO -ecure the utmost
comfort OF his men, compstibie With the
circumstances Of soldiers life. When
hi line is Oh the march, he is ever
mo0S the men. with kind aud cheering
word for eVery company; pleasant look
or kind salute, or hearty grasp OF the
hand for every officer or private with
whom be is trooght on speaking terus
by business; aud 10 & sbt he l. always
at the frout o! the co!Uao, in the thick
e>t Of the danger, encouraging his col
diers b. cheering words aud fearless
0ccuS IIc l3heS %BiHiSE : rare Win 10
rest. asking 40 better food. ani 20 more
luxurious bed than the newest recruite1
private under biz coDmauj L be sees
G man without proper shoes or clothn.,
be has that man with bis captain sent to
bis oWO Quarters. where the nan Is -crved
Rith the gsracnts be needs. and the cap
tain receives a reprimaDd that lead, biu
to look ore c'O,vlJ after the comfort OF
bis men 10 future.
That such a man should he the idol |
of bis soldiers is not surprising. The
measure Of their alteration for hi3 wor1-
fail to express. though the foliowin-
sishtg profaue bat uncomn.opIy EN-
pbatc statenen of one OF bis meO, will |
perhaps approximate it:-'Wc would. ev-
cry one Of US, fsbt for old Mac Till hell
froze over, and then die on the ice, which
frigid seutiUent was cordially eudor.ed
By all who beard it uttered
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1861-08-15

" AGENTS WANTED to sell the Erie Sew.
ing Machine. We will give commission
or pay wages at from S25 to $50 per month,
and expenses paid. The ERIE is new ma
chine, and very simple in its construction
A diploma was awarded our Machine by the
Industrial Association of Farmers & Mechan-
les, held at Chambersburg, Pa, at its exhibl-
tion in 1860, over the Grover g. Baker, and
Boudor Machines. 1t is equal to any ma
chine in use, and the price is but fifteen dol
lars. Address R. JAMES, General Agent
E S. NJ. Co, Milan, Ohio.
March IA, loGl.-6m.
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NOTICE..

In the matter Of the petition Of Ed
ward T Palen, George w Price. George
w Northrop, Albert 6. WitsiI, Gilbert
L PaleD, and others, to the Court OF Com
non Pleas Of Monroe County, for the In-
corporation of the "CansdeDsis Methodist
Episcopal Church." at CanadeDsis in said
County May 81, 1861. The Court
having examined the within iDstru Il e Dt
or petition. and being of opinion that the
object, therein set forth are lawful and
not iujuriou. to the community. direct
at it be filed 10 the Office Of the Pro
thonotary of the Court, aud further di-
that uotiee be given 10 one newspaper
printed IN said county. for at least three
weeks, of the Intended application accor-
ding to the Act Of Assembly. Therefore
notice is hereby given that application
will be made at the next term Of said
Court. to be held at StroudsburE, on the
23d day of Septe mber next. for decree
ineerp poratlus the "Caoaden-is Methodist
Episcopal Church" Of CanadeDsis, aceor-
ding to the prayer of the said petitioners,
and If DO objections are made. decree
of Incorporation will be made as prayed
for. By the Court
THO NJ. McILHANEY.
Prothonotary.
August Is, 1861
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Picket Observation-Disclosures.

A company of Col Curry's Regiment
while relieving guard Last nigh, were fred
upon by the Rebels, hut no one vas hit
A rquad of rifemen were ordered to the
front, aud fred in return. shooting Que Of
tbe Rebels-tbe Other escaped Three
horses were captured None Of Curry's
pickets bave been shot at before since a.
bout week ago. when two were murder
ed. On thst occasion bis men. in the
same night. brought in three dead Ro.el
officers 90 their horses. Subsequently, SD
Informal promise vas given by Capt.
Jones Of the Virginia Rifles that no more
pickets should be assas-inated. Colonel
Curry threatening to kill three Rebels for
every National soldier.
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a COntrahand Horse.

A New York Zousve receutly took a
horse belonging to rebel and ever siuce
ha- been much eIated with his capture
A few days since the owner OF the ami
q al presented himself to the Zouave and
,emauded the horse. "I haze taken the
oath of allegiance said be. "aud the
horse is mine You usy have taken
the oath, answered the New Yorker.
but the horse has not, and shall keep
bin till be does T. There vas no reply
ing to this, and the Zouave keeps bis
horse.
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Necessity VS.. Convenience.

The editors of the Brook khagen miss
Adrerttser offers the follo~iDg unique al
kunent in favor OF raising more corn
.han cotton:
We have always been persisteDtly 10
favor OF planting a large crop of corn.
even il cotton has to be little neglected
particularly 10 times like these, wben
communication with the Ohio may be Gu,
of at aDy moment. Corn is a necessity,
but cotton is only convenience. A uisn
can live very we'll without shirt. but
what canshe co without whiskyf
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New Marble Yard

The subscriber, having employed Ja-
cob Il IIinline. an experienced stone cut
ter, can supply any person in want of
plain or ornamental Grave Stones, Monu-
ments. 60, of good sound marble, at
moderate prices.
Yard on Main street. adjoining my store.
ROBERT HUSTON.
N. B.-Customers may rely that will
not be uudersold BY any stone cutter in
the State.
Stroudsburg, August 8, 1861.
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NO ice,

The members of the Monroe County
Mutual Fire Insurance Company, are
hereby notified that the annual election
Of Managers, for said Company, will ,ake
place at the Court House, in the Borous b
of Stroudsburg. oD the 6rst Monday Of
Septr mber next, being the second, at two
o'clock in the afternoon Of said day. at
which time thirteen Managers will he
chosen 20 serve for the ensuing year aDd
until their successors arc duly qualified,
pursuant to section q, of the Act of As
senbly. incorporating said Company.
By order of the Board.
Wn. K HAVILAND, Sect.
Office of the Ins Co.. Aug. 3. 1861.
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The Bangor Democrat Lfice Destroyed

Bangor, Me, Monday, Aug. II. 1861.
At O'clock this afternoon THE Ban.
g0r Democrat. Secession sheet, was de.
>troycd by large number of people
During aD alarm OF fire a crowd eutared
the Ofi,e, cleared it of everything it po-.
-esFed, and burned the contents in the
street. Mr.. Emery, the editor of the pa.
pei, escaped unharmcd n man named
Jone-. @ho made som- denominations 10
opposition to the acts of the mob, was
#a~ badly u-ed, but vas 6ually rescued
auj put iu Jail.
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New York Markets.

WEDNESDAY, August Ia, 1861.
FLOUR AND Wheat Flour
the sales ares 600 bbls. at 81 3OaS4 d.
for Superfue State and Western; SIS Ia
for shipping brands of Round Hoop Ex
ira Ohio. Rye at 50 25a$3 so Corn
Meal at So soa$2 80 for jersey and So
20 for Brand ywiue.
GRAIN-Wbes,; sales Of 5000 bu-h
inferior Chicago Spring at s5c; $4,000
bu-b. Milwaukee Club at 60c aSl O7.--
Rye at 47a4sc. Corn at soc. for West
ern Yellow.
PROVISIONS--Pork; sales of $50
bbls. at SIS l2a for Mess; Sc 25 for clear;
and $40 25 for Prime Cut Meats; sales
of 40 hhds. at 4aa53c. for Shoulders,
and 6a63c. for FL ans. Butter and Cheese
are in good inquiry, and are firm.
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A Convention Of ths u. S Marsbals OF
New York, Eastern Pennsylvania Dela-
ware. New Jersey, Maryland. Connect
cut Massachusetts. Maine and Rho1e Isl
and. has been ordered to meet 10 the city
of New York, on Thursday of next week,
for the purpose of adopting such further
measures as may be deemed practicable
for the suppression of the slave trade.
The convention is called at the request
of the Secretary of the Interior. who en-
tertains the belief that, by vigorous sc-
tion on the part of the Msrsbals of the
above named States the fitting out and
departure Of vessels Cd q slave cruise can
be prevented. and stop be thus put to
the iubuusp traffic.
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CAUTION.

The undersigned having loaned during
his will and pleasure, to Jonas Chri,tman
and wife, of Toby yhanna township, l yoke
Of Oxen, l wagon. 3 cows, l heifer,
shoats, sheep. l p!ow. barrow, 2 acres
of rye, musket, cook-stove, bed and
bedding, and grind stone. The public
are hereby cautioned against meddliug or
interfering with the said property.
CASPER II. METZGER.
Tannersville, June Is, ls6l.-*
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Au0itor's \ otirr.

Estate Of GEORGE S HAWK, decd
The undersigned Auditor, appointed
By the Orphans Court of Monroe County,
to settle and adjust the rates and proper
tiors of the assets 10 the hands of Ste
pbeu Hawk, Ad dministrator of said Estate,
to and among the creditors OF said de
ceased, will attend to the duties of bis
appointment. on Friday. the 18th day of
September next. at 10 o'clock a. m. at
the Office of Samuel S. Dreher, in the
Borough Of Stroudsburg, when aud where
all persons interested are requested to at
tend, or be debarred from coming in for
distribative share Of the assets in the
hands Of said Administrator.
STEPHEN HOLMES, Jr., auditor.
August rs, 1851.
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ss-Baltiuore was the scene of cons;d

EEk5 DdtttWOTo was Tue scene OF CO0StQ.
ersble excitement, and almost a riot, on
Thursday night last. on the occasion oil
Senator Breckenridge visit there. A
number of prominent Seces,ioDi,ts enter.
tained Messrs. BreckiDride and Vsllan-
digham with a dinner at the Eutsw House
and at the close of the eutertsinnent Mr..
BreckiUridge attempted 10 speak. but was
constantly Interrupted by cheers for Crit.
tenden, Gen. Scott. the Kentucky cleo
ton, aud for the Union. 1t was fnpos-
sible to bear what be was endeavoring to
say There we're severel thousand per,
sons present the majority of whom were
Uniou men. They called on the band
for tho Star Spaugled Banner" "Yan.
k,e Doodle. &c, but could get nothing
from them but Dixie and the "Mar-
-eIlaise" All attempts to quiet the peo.
pie were responded to by the cries of Re
men Der the 18th of April" "Remeu-
her the week of terror" Several fights
took place, aud some of the Secessionist.
we're roughly handled. Mr.. Breckinridse
vas finally compelled to retire without
speaking. and the cheers Of bis friends
were deafened amid sroans aud hisses. =
Mr.. Nallandigbam did not attempt to
speak and the crowd dispersed with cheers
Tor the Uuion aui groans for JEFF. Davis,
Interrupted BY counter cheers and hisses
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List Of Letters

remaining in the Post Office, at Strouds-
burg, Pa, August Is, 1861.
barrass, Edward McDurling, G.
Culhane, Dennis More. w. A.
Creahan, Martin Overfeld, William ;r
Dondero, Nicola Quick. w. w.
Doyle, Mary j. Rhionale, George HI
Dressed, J. Rich, Reuben
rehher' John Rupert, Deilah
rhmon, >. Rupert, Amanda
Gregory, Reuben Reese, l.. C.
Hoiorth, Lizzie 2 Schellinger, Mrs.
Goforth, Caroline Small, A.
Uoforth, Samuel Smith, Bharles V.
Green, S w & G w Sleath, Robert C.
Heller, Lynford NJ. Stanley, George
Johnson, Jacob Snoyer, Thaner
johnson, Doct. Thomas, Reuben
James, Rev. WIN. Tyler, Miss E. K.
Kahn, Leopold Werkheiser, Emanuel
Keller, J. j. Wiber, FL.
McDonough, John Walker, John w.
GT Persons calling for any of the above
letters, will please say advertised.
THEODORE SCHOCH, P. NJ.
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Rockport Exchange Bank Closed.

An ''extra" of Nicholas Bank Note
REPORTER announces that the Rock por,
Exchange Back, New York, has closed
its doors. having decided to suspend bus
mess. 1t will 60 into liquidation a,
once. The bills were bought in Wall
street at discount of 20 per cent.
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PLEASANT TO KNOW.

BY THE BARD OF THE EAsToN HALL OF FASHION
Oh how pleasant to know
or the place where to 60,
When you ncei wish or care
To get something to wear;
Coats. pants aud vests,
Shirts, su-pen ders, gloves, socks,
Collars, ueckties or stocks,
Underwear of all textures,
Handkercbiefs and such fixtures
For good Linen Collar,
At six for dollar,
Or the queer patent right,
So stiff, tasty and light,
Which stand all but water,
And come "then for quarter"
A splendid lot Of all kinds of Clothing
at Pyle's Ea,ton Hall OF Fashion, ofpo-
site the old Easton Bank.
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An0itor's Notire.

Estate Of JOHN Space, T. deceased.
The undersigned Auditor, appointed
by the Orphans Court of Monroe County,
to make distribution of the fund in the
bands of the Administrator of said Es-
tate, will atterd to the duties Of bis ap-
pointment, on Friday tds 10th day of
August next, at 10 o'clock a. m, at the
Office of Samuel S. Dreher, Eos, in the
Borough Of Strordsbnrg, when and where
all parties Interested may attend if they
see proper. And all persons having
claims against said estate are then and
there requested 10 present the same duly
or be Gebarred from COM
ing in for a distri6utiye share of said
fund
STEPHEN HOLMES. Jr., Auditor.
July l3, 1861.
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e@L Lorenzo Dow once said of grasp
ing, svaricious farmer that if be bad the
whole world inclosed 10 a single held, be
would not be content without patch OF
ground 90 the outside for potatoes.
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- stray.

Came to the premises of the undersign-
ed, iu Paradise township, McDroe coun-
ty, Pa. a1out tEo veeks ago, two year
old Steer; red sod white spotted. The
owner or owners thereof nre requested
to come forward. prove property, pay
charges and take bin awsJ, or ae will
oe disposed of according TO law.
JACOB HARDENSTINE.
July IL, l66l.-3t.
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ifP"Well. | declare. it's just my
luck, exclaimed a poor unfortunate mer
chant; "here have hoops been rising ever
20 bi-b. sod now, I'm told. the Pole,
have riser also"
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CAUTION.

All persons are hereby cautioned not
to ueddle with the following named arti-
cles, viz: ] Carriage. two horse wagon,
one sett OF double harness. which l have
loaned to Ferdinand Kester, during my
pleasure.
JACOB Fl. FETHERMAN.
Hamilton, May %. ls6l,-3t'
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A0ninistrator's Notife.

Estate Of Vim. Singer, late Of ChesnuthiU
toaoa,ship, Monroe County. deceased.
Notice is hereby given. that Letters of
administration upon the above named
Estate have been granted to the under
signed By the Register of Monroe Coun-
ty, in due form Of law; therefore. all per-
sons indebted to said Estate are request
ed to make immediate payment, and those
having any just claims are also requested
to present them legally authenticated for
settlement to
ANDREW J. DETRICK.
Administrator.
July ii, 1861.
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Auoitor's Notife.
Us No 2,
Jacob Dennis. May term 1861.

Jacob Dennis. May term 1861.
The undersigned auditor, appointed By
the Court of Common Pleas of Monroe
County, to make distribution of the foud
DOW in said Court, arising from the sale
of the defendants Real Estate on said
writ. hereby gives notice that be will at
tend to the duties of his appointment, at
his Office. in the borough of Stroudsburg,
90 Friday, the 23d day of August. inst,
at 10 clock 10 the forenoon of said day,
Hhen and where all persons interested
may attend If they think proper; and all
persons having claims upon the same are
hereby notified to present them at the
time and place aforesaid or be debarred
from coming in upon said fund
WIN. K. HAVILAND, Auditor.
StroudSburg, Aug. l. s6l.-4t.
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Water Drinking

Improper drinking of water has killed
thou>and5 There have been instances
where thirsty armies. after loug marches,
have cone to some ,iser, when the men
would lie down on their faces and auaf1
an excessive quantity of water, with these
result: some died almost instantly, 9th
ers became crazy, and staggered like
drunken men. Avoid drinking water as
much as possible while marching. When
you feel dry. rinse the mouth with water
but do not swallow it, Drink only when
resting, or before the word is given to
march. Men. when heated. should not
drink anything cold. To high state OF
Precipitation ice water only agaravates
thirst. Drink slowly. Half a tumbler
of water will suffice the thir-test man in
the world, il be drinks by sips Take
from twenty fse to oue hundred sips. and
waliow each tiine-it will quench the
thirst better than a quart drank in the
usual manner. Iu fact it i. almost im
possible to get down full glass of water,
taken in this manner
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Orphans Court Sale.

By virtue of an order of sale issued out
Of the Orphans Court of Monroe county,
there will be exposed to sale by public
sendue. on the premises, on
Tuesday, The Nth Of September
1861. at 2 O'Clock. p. N. the following de-
scribed real estate, late of Melchoir Kintz
deceased, to wit:
A certain tract of land and farm, stu
ate in Hamilton township, Monroe Couu
ty, and State OF Pennsylvania, on the
North and South Turnpike near Say lors
burg, adjoining lands Of John Kintz,
heirs of Wn. Scaremsn, Charles Saylor,
James Rickbow and others. containing g
ilS Acres and 81 E'ercEles,
about 80 acres cleared and in bigb state
of cultivation, 80 acres of which is excel.
lent Meadoa0 Land, the balance well
timbered with good cbesnut and oak tim
ber. A stream of water passes through
the premises. There are FIVE excellent
-prinss on the place, affording water in
every field.
There are 90 the premises two fzszizz7zs
story STONE HOUSE. 25 by
35 feet. with good well near the door
Also one aud ahalf story HOUSE 30 by
Is feet; frame Barn 40 BY 90 feet; Wa.
gon House Is By 20 feet, aud other out
buildings; two good APPLE OR gS
CHARDS. containing 300 grafted~~C
trees.
The terms and conditions will be made
known at the time and place of sale by
HENRY KINTZ. : A,
JAMES KINTZ, ~ VIZ
August l 1861.