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, 1861-01-17
ssRrcad or EIoodss

BUSINESS rs MANCHESTER, v. lit is re-
ported that business never was better ia 1dan-
chester than at the present time, notw;Astand-
ing the excited etate Of the country, and the
prevailing opinion South that tic l:!5oriug
classes NORTH arc on the verge ci starvation.
Every spindle In the large factories i running
on full time, and larger amount al goods is
turned cut than ever before. Tho !s.y.Toll Of
the operatives alone amounts to s1l0.0oo per
month.
Doors AND SHOES WANTED At CHARLESTON
The Shoe and Leather Exporter eays it is . Gu
rious circumstance that almost the first orders
Of the season weru received by several Pearl
In Charleston, s. C., for boots mud sho 8.
, 1861-01-17
4 Good Thin: from an Unexpected
Source


Source.
The -AissoHri Republican, through whose
columns Washington lctter-writcr was per
mittcd to empty the bitterness Of his disunion
gail upon the bravc and patriotic Scott-malscs
the following handsome apology:
We allow considerable latitude Of remark to
our correspondents, and do not pretend to en-
dorsc all That is said by them. Where they
are known, and reliance Is placed upon them,
their letter. arc sent to the compositor's room
after very superficial examination. Snch WAS
the case with the letter Of our correspondent
"X," from Washington If We had noticed
the terms in which he speaks of Gen. Scott, all
TINT part Of 1t would never have seen the Ii. ht.
1t does gross injustice to that great man. The
misfortune Of the country now Is, that we
hare not equally decided, equally competent,
equally braye and patriotic men at the head Of
tho Government If the present organization
ofthe Union is destroyed, It will bc BECAUSE
dcmagogues and corrupt politicians have
found their way into every branch Of It, and so
dcfiled 1t that. In the minds Of many people, 1t
Is hardly worth M effort to prcacrye It, Gen.
Scott Is making d noble effort to save the
Union from dissolution and civil war, and God
Grant that he may be eucceB5ful
, 1861-01-17

D The Waterloo Is. c. Sun, states that
white nm was hung at RidgeSil1e, week BE-
fore last, for expressing Abolition sentiments.
Another at Georges Station received 12o lastco
and was ordered TO quit the State
The "AbolitIon sentiment" in South Caro-
lima is, that the State should not have seceded-
The white man who was hung, had in al prob
ability eald that he was In faTor Of the Union
, 1861-01-17
MISCELLANEOUS

AN AxAIo4HA71oa o. rL4surAszs.-TnczaI Is grow.
.snoeaey IN tals ase to appropriate the noat *.
presstEe words Of other lareua-es ami aftrr . vh,.
10 Incorporate them into cur own: thcs the we-a cr
hal'c, which Is from the Greek k.cnfytuz .1or TIA
nesa' u now becoming popu1azized In connection
VIII alz sraldtng's great Headache remedy. hut II
VIII soon % Used IN more general vay and tho word
Cepholtc will become as common Is Electrotype snd
many o1aess whose distinction as foreign words has
nseu WON aTay By common rsaSe uutu tasy seex
"uAttvo md ia the uaaor bo.n.~
, 1861-01-17

II Over E1ETE4rx-, aud the mental care "a anz-
ic Incident close rcnt!on to baslocss study are
ec2nE the nnt1ce scanscs .servou4 lieadaehc Tha
dinrercd ssa:n OF n!sd ami body inci.ect t. this it.-
tressuE --nplant l. tat7l bio to AZ energy aud
btior- f1sercrs By th!s ds-o:.z caa a1~ay, obsaia
speedy Etnef from t:rst tts+se.s.a. attack L using
Stc ofthe cephalic Iis ~l:rEcver the symptoms ap
Tcar- 1t GuIcts the crt1tl,Sttt hra aoettes
strained and taEan- nc.Te=. 1a rea1ea ths tcslo1 OF
tao sto1ach which Glv::s ra11:s u1l assoyatea
tho disor,iereJ eoEci:is1 Il tto ,ra.a
, 1861-01-17
HOW THEY SAVE THEIR
IL FUNDS OUT WEST.
THE GREAT FIRE IN MILWAUKEE,
AAl E1EE LIN ILL
50 10, ,Oo0-
1u

$500, ,oo0- .....
1!1LwACKsE, January Isl, 1851
MEssEs. HFnn1so @ :; e. i Glsaso; n win.
tic City Safe It ~aa In The aftn story, and fell d4-
lance of 1ity fet md remained In tic tire forty two
hours. Ee of tht ca=tors nad plates weEH melted o
slso the knoot FFH the appearance OF the safe. II II
Enl been any other but HctrtaEa should haye eald
lie coateEts were used up. great deal @ lntez.ss
tous opinions expressed to tho safety its contents
One individual offered t. bet any water had run
ineLc OF II that had fQl11ed Ice Another thId3 Her
rinCs good, but TO saft could ktant tat LII nud
ire II contained large amount Of orders, notes,
bonds mort:a:cs asressn,ent rolls, &C. valued asoytr
put 10, except i lght di5coloratioa by steam.
Yours truly, LANSING DUSEELL.
MORE MONEY SAVED IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
LITTER 80. T.
MILWAUKEE, January ID, 1sGl-
Gents-I TOOK nom he ruins 81 the late Are another
TeEuE's Sale yesterday. This safe Vas n the ruls
sixty ani to give tdea Of tie nrr troagh
which It pazAcd I. Is only Eecsss1rt 10 say that tic
knobs plates ard ca5toEs Of tho Safe were melted Mt
Pieces u iron window capa gas pipes 1e.tcs rresses
into mas. It having fallen from The third story
aud YES beidea isr under tho BRICK that tould
would hoye been sooner removed rom tic fEtrs- Ii
belonged to the Superintendent Of Public Schools and
cuotatned very Cseot amount Of rAiEat!s pspeFs
cords aud $50 ln money The conteata were Ill right,
not urea = smell Of 1se from t;1er2; z-
Er1Eses' 'FATEST cuAxrtos s1fHa' iao1:5 80
Only DEPOT in tho West Is At 70 State street.
dolltols-tps Herring & co.
, 1861-01-17

TIE SoCTu CAROLINA GAscoss.-Thc worI
gasconadn has become a synonym Of empty
Boosting, from the we'll known fact that the
Gaseous, the inhabitants Of Gaseony, q PROV
ince situated In the south Of France, arc great
" addicted to this folly. In regard to this
matter tho New York Ibs has vcrg orror~
tunely called attention to tho circumstance,
that tho Huguenot cnnigEaats, from whom so
many Of the South Carolinians are descended,
were Gaseous, md In tnls finds cause for tho
turbulence, baughtincss and pomposity tlat
characterize the people Of the rebclnous statc-
, 1861-01-17

T~zxr MILLIONS CT ooLIAAs sAven-Mr. Epailtnx
has sod two millions Of bottles Of Ills celebrated Prs
pared Glue aud 1t Is estimated each hottla saves 1T
least tea dollars o1th Of broHeI fnrn!ture TINS max
Ing an aggregate Of twenty millions Of aailasa to
claimed from to:al loss by til. valuable !nyentcr-
Having made his Cine household word he now pro-
poses to do the Tcrd still greater scsiee ny caring all
the aching heads With lis tp9ae Pills o7 II they
a. good - bis Glue, Hea9acacs vii, fcvz Txnzh a1n2
like s2ow In July.
, 1861-01-17

J 4 Southern editor in attempting to
compliment Gen. Pillow as a "battloscarrcd
veteran IVES made by the types to call lin
=" battle scared veteran" In the next issuc
the mistake wns 80 far corrected as to style
him "bottlcscarcd veteran"
, 1861-01-17

Two BEAEs SLA1S.-Thc trucks Of two hears-
being discovered near Hayana, Saginaw coun.
ty, Mich., on the a1st ult., they were followed
up by party of men and dogs, who after pro
ceetlire aonlo six CT scyen miles, succeeded In
finding aud killing the animals. One Of them
VAS very 1arge one, yielding several gallons
Of oil.
, 1861-01-17

II Did you ever hass tbs S.cs Hcadachs7 Dc sou
remember the throsbng TEMPLE the frvered brow the
1naiac and disgust ut t1r sight Of .oo1 bow totally
:aaat 5oa were for plcs7nsr conversation study.
Or. CT TIC Ce7haiic Pills worM have relieved you to1a
all the suffering which YOU then c4pertcccea Eo
tJs a.d other purposes Tou rhoald a!u 1ss };7e 10
o1 them On hand to c4s as occ.eion rs2c!rss-
, 1861-01-17

Mark Hamilton, Esq, one Of our Oldest and
most esteemed merchants, closed his store
yesterday, and will notify his friends upon re-
suming business. VIC understand that many
others arc about doing The Same thing. 2cccs-
aion is doing its work .-ako Dtm., 15zh.
, 1861-01-17

n "a n 'or1tble 'eadacha TITS haneznooa, hspd
stepped Into tho hapothecarea hand says M to
"can Jo1 hease mo Of an 'eadacle7" "Does ntscha
'ard." Ea5s .. "He1ceedinsly." eays M, hapd upon
that . gaVs no csphac Pin, hand 'pon mo 'oaor II
cured mo 10 quick thAt 'asdl7 1sazcd sd I'D Al
'eadachn,
, 1861-01-17

THE MONEY VALUE OF SECESSION
DIGNITY


Historians and philosophers have con-
stanny assured us that 1t WAS impossible to
reduce moral sentiment to money value,
and the Judgment Of the world has sustain
ed them It has been reserved for South
Carolina to reverse all this, and to show in
q practical manner the G. act value Of the
dignity Of secession. 'Mr. Keitt, the fiery
leader, who resigned his seat in Congress
in formal letter to the Speaker Of the
House, and who declared that he fell back
upon his dignity as n South Carolinian,
continues, as We are assured by Washing
ton correspondents, to send letters there,
without paying postage on them, putting in
place Of the legal stamp-the words Stree,
l. n KErrr, NC" The exactmoney value
therefore Of the new moral SENTIMENT
the dignity Of secessionist- be csti-
mated ut one postage stamp; to wit: three
-ctnts
, 1861-01-17
What Congress Night and Should DO
TO SAY9 tie Union.

Z Go III altogether for ''thc Union, the
Conststution, and the enforcement OF the
lavs.'
;. Pass the Homestead Bill, and set half
the unemployed poor at work for themselves,
Instead Of vainly begging work from others.
l. pass the Morrill, Tariff bill and thereby
set the other half Of the unemployed at work
opening mines, building factories and fur
uaces, making cloth, iron, steel, 6e.--at the
same time restoring solyeuc5 and eredltto the
government
5. Pass n judicious, carefully ly-guardcd Pacific
Railroad bill, thereby binding the Pacific to
the Atlantic states BY bands Of iron, and CIV
ing still mora employment to Lshor, while
opening new market for the vast Food Sta
pies Of the West.
q. Admit Ksnsas into the Union-"bcttcr
Late than never"
:. Make tho necdful appropriations for the
support Of the Government, with On eye to au
possible contingencies.
8, Let those who arc 50 anxious to submit
something OF other to the people, submit it IN
the ensuing elections for members Of Con-
grcss, &c.
9. Abolish the franking Privilege, and cs-
tablish Daily Overland Mall to California
10. Adjourn and 60 honey. ]. 1T76une
, 1861-01-17

Office or 1H1 Tn,rEsE1
NEw YuaE. Oct u, lS59.
AuEEsc.S wA1cr toxrAsr, WaltEau,-
GzSrlk.zs-H. wing carried one OF your watchcs Cor
tho las: eighteen months can say conndceuy tlat
they will do. aud may be bought With Assurance that
they will keep time. Ibelieye the watch u1sur passed
HOMAGE GRrklEr.
, 1861-01-17

Ned Price, tho wellknoEn "buf1er," who
accompanied Heenan on his spar1ing tour,
i. was shot and killed in New Orleans on the
4th Inst, go
, 1861-01-17
4 II MEEICAN WATCHES.
AGDE Dy THE
:aIIERECA:Y WATCH COMPANY

:t!uEiilGA9 tsAlCta tO1tf IL
{. AT wA1-sIA.sz, n1Aes.
Attention |avtcd to tho following staterarn. and
the accompanying letters Of Recommendation sad tcsti
monlal: in faTor OF these celebrated Watches.
4 Afo'd Medal was awarded the Company by the
American Institute NJ Ncw Yorkiu 1871.
The Company also received the First rrenfnsn-n
gold ncda;-from the Franklin Institute rtlId.lpl.s
In 1853.
Tte.c Watches have now been IN tho market for
nearly ten Years, dnr.a5 which tine they hare been
teat-l rs IN accaracy. durability. anal reliability In
every conceivable n.anncr. and hare proved then.
selves 10 be the mcet satisfactory tinc.peccs ever
offered to the public.
This resn: has been brought abou: by sslc. arpN.
cation o. mechanical sceucc to tho construction Of the
Wstr fr5ln Its very inception rendering It when tn
lse. ,at.eusatlcaIr corTec. in all it, proportions
AID necessarily perfect ia.ckccrcr It Is POSI-
blc 10 r7aae
Tie Company 1a-c tceted their watches In many IN
stances by actral aay uotins and the result Of this
test has been that they hare exhibited equal in
regularity to tie hest 17arIne chronome;cr.
{Frr,n tho Er;l1z4c Farmer, Oct 1871
AMse:c'S WA1cuEs.-2searIy year ago. NC received
fron. .icsErs Robbins i Appleton General Ascnts OF
the american Watch Company. and paid for good
good locking watch, -Wsr7anted.~ With the request
that after thorough trial VIC should say what We
thoaEit Of Il. edEor.aily It has been our constant
companion nearly Jcaz. We hasc no farlt to knd
Wit. the way It has tfcked .inc. We 60 not want
hotter time piece than this has proved to he thus far
Oace regulated tand regulated It ou-s=1n It ars
sca-c:ly varied half minute month from "traaElt
time" Added to Its quality good me-kecpc1 1t
Is honestly End srb. tantally rada We're going to
purchase, We should prefer en American Watch.
, 1861-01-17

Tho Weehirrtnn m carrasponden+ nr t{r noriI
49, 49, 49, ,.,.. 49,
naF5ates TIC content5 OF prlSale letteF re-
ccivcd from South Carolina, in which, it is suy-
eested that New Yo. l. ought to send supplies
to tie moor pcoplc OF tl.e State;
ur.av to'd,.. g.. ,a,,.r fr,r, Tho ;u.o-;,r or
". az" o,drs,sc ~ u,isroan " 1,,;s u.
c,v xrh;nh -c1'rescnt. tha cHnd;,;nn or thn"s
ti'sro -. tr,Ii! dn,1ar,I' panans " 1-hn -
'hnc t;nas - asay ~, t ~ -a rra ..
"5uSt VI ttIns, ~, .e ~ w. w. n
" tc;r ia anncmdsuts sThcre IL '1 I;iia v n
~ aa,.s ~ - ~ a aa'rc ao3 ~;
ant ~ S,uaon, sn sass ~ ~9ies, ~" ,h mhen one ~
sc.n.y aa s.Geh ., prossaoaS goae, "e , 10
ot esn Sn1 ol oa "a. nn;d ~
~. n"5 ~ ~. "pau nv ~ "ou,1 r;, no1u ,,.t
a,!t al5 o;als 4; IL .nas aG4I ol nes peru ,,1 n'uss
nsnt ~ ncr ue.eacg,4 tuc oSe.spn eaas 1s 'oa
sessaees @ but, Mou.o 70 1ou M Sntne M WY s.,tn'
ee louaa ~ Nnleu Ano eou!u po eAtracaleu s!1:t
!ro1a ,' her present stuatlon Nitnoas uiecrea's.
INC premomt!on otlmpenons cahm,ty ~elfhs ;l
aJTn ny s1is, alu naases ms aasu.s m:sAG
iut uSn, ooaos not, afs .ae eSleflenee"nu ''
, 1861-01-17

Bosros, sept 16, 1852
Mr. II, E. ROBBINS Treasurer American Watch Co.
DEAR S1E.--1t gives me- great pleasure to comply
with your request for report Of the performance
Of the American watch purchased OF you Deeem.
bcra 1sa. It set that day, and its variation
from trrc time to the 18th Of February 1s59 when
let 1t run down. was ten seconds fast From tint
time to the rreacne it has run with nearly perfect
stead1ncss having during the eight months remained
at from seyen to ne seconds East and this with pn
commonly rough usage can commend your mauu
1=turr In the highest terms. Yours tru1y,
JAMES Fl, CLAfp.
Firm Of Clapp Func- l. Brown, Baukers Boston.
, 1861-01-17

SEw YoRK. Aug. :, 1sD.
GzS11Exss-1a reply to yoass Of 18Th nit, NC take
p!c-surr In stating thai the American Watch now In
upou ralruad has varied only stt second. In
ltt1c oTcs six weeks. Respectfully,
Nv. & II. 4. ToHsxy,
Contractors On the Kar. l. Del Bay R r.
To Ncz5rs. KousHs & APPLETON.
, 1861-01-17

$Ac- WORTH HhSoTtze.s2aa.n2s CephaIc Pills ara
ccrtao ccrs for SICK Esa!ache. E.idous 1geadache
Eat7o1s Headache, Co.siysEc.s aud Gsascal Dal!Ity
, 1861-01-17
Indfana Legislative ApportIonmeut.
Mr.. Dickinson has introduced into the House
Of Representatives the following apportion-
ment for the Legislature Of the State.


Hendricks s..,...,..,...
Henry ..-.......-......1 Il
Howard and Tipton....1
Huntington and Va
bash ......,-.-...
jackson and Lawrence : /
Jefferson and Scott. j
Jennings and Riplcy...I
johnson and Morgan. p. /
kosciusko and Whitley.1 /
Iapprte. II
Lake, Porter and STARK. /
Lagrange and Noble. . i
Marion. n.....-...-...,.1
Marshall and St-Joscph l
.MontGonley.-.-:......1 II
Ohio and Switzerland. :. i
Orange and Washing
ton..--.........-..
Parke and VcrmtllIou. Il
Perer. Spencer and
{Varrfck Il
Poscy andVanderburgh1 l
Putnam. ,,.,..1
I}rsh ..................1
Sul1iTan and S"igo.....1
Tippccanoe
"aYnc.-.- --.-....-...1
, 1861-01-17

D.. The House Of Representatives to be CON-
posed Of ono hundred members, to be appor-
toned among the several counties as follows,
tn prif
, 1861-01-17
TT ME. NJ. EDWARDS.

Arenta for the Amrrtcaa Watch Company. Tn1thato,
1nss. keep constantly uu hand good supply Of thls
celebrated Watch at wholesale and ret1u. No. 10t
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-08-21


BE Three sons of Gen. John Potter of
Wisconsin are in the army-All we believe as
privates.
ss3- Two of the distinguished gentlemen
who represented the Mihlin county democracy
under Buchanan as Office holders at Washing
ton, it is rumored, have been removed, name
ly, Henry Frysinger and \. Brown Norris IF
one half is true of the latter as to his seces
ion proclivities, he ought never to have held
Office for a day after Lncoln's Inauguration
ssA- Two newspaper ofirces ia the Eastern
States were destroyed last week for siding
with the Southern tories, and since then the
Sentinel Office 1T Easton, Gnd the JcifcrSnnian
ut West Chester in this State have shared the
same fate. Such acts we do not approve as
IL general thing, but if mep who ought to he
in the South utter constructive Treason, ia the
North, they must take what they get
re:2-On Sunday night, Itl inst. some vii
lain broke into the house Of uanry Sulouf
in Fermanagh township. Juniata county, and
stole $500 belonging to Mr.. Jacob 1Iotf
man. On Monday night. tie stores Of : Z.
Kepner and S. B. Pennebaker, aad the dwel-
lings of John Wright and Amos G. Bonsall T.
were feloniously entered. From Mr.. Kep-
ner the Sentinel says valuable watch was
stolen, and silver ware to the amount of $50
from Mr.. Wright. The loss Of the others
was inconsiderable.
Barns Struck by LightHing.-The barn en-
Samuel Groves farm, occupied by Greena-
vault, in Union Township, was struck by
lightning on Friday afternoon, and destroyed.
There were about 800 bushels of grain, and a
quantity of hay, a carriage, and two winnow-
ing mills, in the barn, which were also de-
strnyed.
A barn filled with grain and hay, on the
farm Of William Wilson, on Shaver's Greek,
was struck on the same afterpoon, and the
whole completely destroyed.
The horses that were in the barns were got
out safely {Inatingdon Globe, august l3
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-08-21
REGISTERS NOTICE.

TNlIE following accounts have been exam,
u lned aud passed by me- and remain tlled
on record In this othce ior inspection OF heirs,
i!egatees, creditors, ana all others IN any way
interested, and Will be presented to the next
Orphans Court of the county Of Miffiln, to
be held at the Court House, in Lewistown, on
THURSDAY, the 29th day OF August, 1861,
for allowance and confirmation:
|. The account Of Franklin Koch, admr
of Daniel Koch, late Of Snyder county, decd,
who was guard an Of the minor children of
Ludwick Ietter, decd.
,. The account ofJoSeph kerns, guardian
Of Layini& u. herns, minor child of Thom-
Tie account OF John Peachey, sur'iv-
mS executor OF John Click, late OF Menno
township. deed
) lie account ot Henry Cium, executor
"t F"rIritta Antter, late ct ths borough OF
he"I>t""n, drc'd.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-08-21
THE OLD FOUNDRY
AND
Machine Shop.
IN LEWISTOWN, MIFFLIN COUNTY, PA.

In LEWISTOWN. MlFFLlN COUNTY, Pa,
DUlLDS to order Steam Engines. Mil
ID Gearing, Furnace and Forge Castings,
Blowing Cylinders, Forcing Pumps. Brass
Castings, Blacksmiths' Vices and Screw
Plates, Buggy, Wagon, Cart and Coach Axles,
with all such Iron and Steel work as is made
in blacksmith shop. Always on hand, the
best Bar Share, Side Hill and Bull Plows and
Points, saw mill Cranks turned or in rough
state, Rag Irons, Carriage Irons, &c, &c
Horse Power, with an improved thresher and
shaker. This requires the special attention
of farmers. Those who want the best article
at the lowest price can satisfy themselves by
calling on the subscriber at the shop and ex-
amining for themselves No charge made for
giving information. No loafng at stores or
taverns 10 secure customers. If my work
will not recommend itself will not ask you to
buy it. JOHN r. WEEkES,
augT-lS6l Agent
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-08-21
PGIN1FlAlD AND PUIBLIs
MTNSTREI
! BRAVE VOLUNTEERS.

Gallant sons of gallant sires
Guardians OF our eountrv's fires
M Strike till every foe expires,
Noble Volunteers!
Ger your heads our banner waves:
Take il to the land of slaves;
Bear it DER the trsiters' graves,
Glorious Volunteers!
God gives strength unto our arms
Fear ye naught from wars ala&as;
Beauty keeps for you its charms,
Honored VolunteeTsi
Lear adnnring millions cheer,
e A. your granite ranks appeari
They will hold you ever dear,
Dauntless Volunteers
let the Southern thieves beware
when your swords shall eleave the air,
When your bay'nets glitter bare,
Loyal Volunteersi
Traitor hounds shall surely fly
From the sturdy, flashing eye,
farming to that Flag ON high.
Conq'ring YolunteersI
On to battle! heroes true.
Countless blessings 90 with you;
Eharge the traitors through and through,
Patriot Yoiunteersl
Stars and Stripes above you stream,
and Columbia's bright eyes beam
With proud, loving geam
For her Volunteers!
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-08-21
MANY FRIENDS
ASSOCIATE JUDGE.

In looking around for proper candidate
for this Office, the name of ELIJAH NOR
RISON, Esq, of Wayne township, presents
itself as most suitable one for the consider
alton of the Peoples County Convention.
'-''';rs BOROUGH
The name of Col. JOHN HAMILTON of
Lewistown, will be presented to the Conven-
ton of the Peoples Party for the nomination
for Associate Judge.
Major WIN. MCKINNEY, of Reedsville, is
recommended to the attention of,the Peoples
Party as g suitable candidate for Associate
Judge.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-08-21
Saturday, August "a, 1861,

at one O'Clock in the afternoon, the following
real estate, to wit:
A tract of land situate in Wayne township,
Miff1in county, bounded by lands of John
Miller, Frederick Kit, Ann Eliza Wharton
and Humphreys heirs, containing $50 acres,
more or less, about 80 acres OF which are
thereon erected. Seized, taken in execution
and to be sold as the property of Samuel H.
Bel, with notice to John French and William
French, terre tenants.
ALSO,
|. \ lot Of ground situate on Hale street in
the borough of Lewistown, fronting us feet
on said Hale street, and running back $50
feet, more or less, to . private alley, and part
to the feeder, bounded on the east by Gem
mill and Cresswell, west by an alley and 9TH
er lot Of defendant, with double frame TWO
story house, stable and other improvements
thereon erected.
.. Also, one other lot Of ground fronting
GO feet, more or less, on said Hale street, and
running back to Samuel S. Woods, bounded
on the east By an alley or other lot of John
r. Weekes, west by Davis Bates, south by
Hale street, and north by Samuel S. Woods,
with a double frame dwelling house and 9TH
er improvements thereon erected. Seized,
taken in execution and 10 be sold as the pro.
perty of JOHN Il. WeekeS.
ALSO,
In pursuance of writ Of Test. Yenditioni
Exponas, issued by the Court of Common
Pleas Of pauphin county, and to me direct
ed, at the same time and place, the following
property, to wit.
A tract of land situate in Granville town
ship, Mifiiin county, bounded by lands OF
Adam Brenaman on the east, north by lands
Of Thomas Armstrong, west by lands Of Lew
is Owens, and south 10y James Turner and
others, containing 70 acres, more or less,
about 55 acres Of which are cleared, with a
log house, frame barn and other Improvements
thereon erected. Seized. taken in execution
and to be sold as the property eff Dacid ~
Httlings, in the hands Of Goodman q. vii
liams, Garnishee, and now occupied by VII
liam Hulling.