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STATE or NEW YORK, GO
City and County Of Ns~ York. 90.
Charles J. Martin, Presideat, and J. Milton
Smith, Secretary, OF the "Home insurance Com
pany, bsing severally daily sworn, depose and
say. and each for himself rays, that tho foregoing
II true full and correct statement al the edairs
Of the said Corporation and that they are the above
described officers thereof.
ls,gnsd) CHARLES J. MARTIN, prest.
tSsEncd) y MILTON SMITH, Ssc'y.
Subscribed and sworn before me, this 15th day Of
- January, A. d. Eighteen Hundred and
| LIS. Sixty-sne. Witness my hand asd ofhcial
49, seal J. Ii. MASHBUkN.
Commissioners for Iowa in New York.
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THE TANDARD MACHINE


For Tailoring, Boot and Shoe Making, Harness
Making, Carriage Trimming, Ac., will do more
work, earn more money, ard is cheaper than those
Of any other maker ~ gilt.
We have always ON hand HEMMTNG GAUGES.
SILK TWIST, LINEN AND COTTON THREAD
ON STOOLS, BEST MACHINE OIL 10 bottles, &c.
Na-All persons requiring information ahou
SEWING MACHINES, their sisss, prices. work
ing capacities. and the best methods Vi purchasing
can obtain Il by sending fer copy of
Il. M. singer Co.'s Gaxcsse.
Which is : beautiful pictorial paper entirely de-
voted to the subject. and will be seut GRATIS.
Drafts, with orders Tor Machines, may be for
warded by Express or Mail.
NORTH WESTERN OFFICE = No. so
South CLARK street, (under the ssSherman
House, y Chicago. III.
JAS. BOLTON, Aa't.
y. N, BILLINGS, Ag't for Keokuk, Iowa
fsb3odAw
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cFPrcsident Benson, 10 his rec,

President Benson, 10 his recent an.
nual message to the Legislature, complains
very much about the treatment OF Liberia
by our Government, and makes the follow.
ing suggestion:
1t is for you to determine this session, it,
after it's close, it can be regarded a. any
longer polite for this Government to accord
auch commercial privileges TO citizens Of the
United States as are accorded to citixens Of
the most favored nations with which We
hnve treaties OF friendship and commerce,
based upon principles Of reciprocity, when
he United States Government refuses to us
milAr privileges.
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General Insurance Agency.
WIN. 7. WOOD, State Ag't.
kEOkUk, IOWA.
LIRE INSURANCE, LAKE AND RIVER IN
l. SURANCE, LIFE INSURANCE.
MANHATTAN FIRE ms. co. OF NEW YORK.
Assets 800 900.
CONTINENTAL ms. COMPLY. OF NEW YORK.
Assets ~, OPT. SIS.
SECURITY FIRE ms. COMPANY, OF Ny.
Assets $500 ZOO.
LAMAR FIRE ms. co. OF NEW YORK.
Assets e35O,OOO.
ATLANTIC FIRE ms. co. OF BROOKLYN,
AsselA e202 900.
HUMBOLDT FIRE ms. CO. OF NEW YORK.
Assets $685. ZOO.
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KELIEF FOR kAksAs.-The Senate Of thu
Wisconsin Legislators has appropriated the
sum Of IS GOO, to ba sent 10 Gen. pomsror
in Kansas, for the relief Of the d.t,itu,e
The bill stlpulaies that Gen. Pomeroy il ta
report the manner Of the DISBURSEMENT 10 h.
Governor Of that State. Considering ,hs,
She State has already sent manifcent coptri-
buttons Of grain, thespIropriation named i.
. noblesacs.
u NTH volume Of Macauay's History
Of England il soon 80 appear, edited by III.
<r, Lady TreyslyAn.
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LIABILITIES.
Amount Of Losses adjusted
and due and unpaid--noue.
Amount Of Losses incurred
and In process Of adjust
Eent.......................-..s.. 81, o6o .01
Amount Of Losses reported,
on which no action hiss
been taken.......a.-. ...... 6.l6<.78
Amount " ClAi ms for Losses
resisted by the Company. S2S8eS
Amount u Dividends de-
ciared and due and nm
paid-nOne.
A N punt Of Dividend, either
cash or scrip, De- Jared but
not yet due-non i.
Amannt u Money borrow
ed--nonc.
Amount Of al other existing
claims against the Com
pauy-none.
Total amount Il Losses, CLAIMS and
LiAoiitles IL ,ool 81
The greatest amount Insured on any one Yisk
is $50 90, bat win not ~ . general rub exceed
$lA ep0.
The Company has no general rule - 10 the amount
allowed TO be Insured In any city town village or
block, being governed in this matter, in each case
BY the general character Of buihfngs. With Of
streets, facilities for puttirg ont 6res IL.
An attested copy VI the Charter or Act OF Incor-
poration accompanied the last annual statement.
This Company makes herewith the deposits re-
CURED by law al IL receipts In the State VI low
for the year 1851.
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ATLANTIC FIRE ms. co. OF BR0OKLYN,N.Y Y.
AsselA e209 900.
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SECURITY FIRE ms. COMPANY, OF N. Y.
Assets $500 900.
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LAMAR FIRE ms. co. OF NEW YORK.
Assets e35O,OOO.
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LEI: Al NOTV(,E.

NOBLE \ STRONG,
Feb. Il i, 1s6l-dim Att'ys for Plaintiff
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-04-27
EOrtrrsh "

NuhfoLk, April -, 1861.
Yol were Informed last night by telegraph
Of the preparations being made by tho North
ern bnrbariars for the destruction Of Fortress
Monroe. There Cali DC 40 dou9t Of the truth
Of the information furnished, ii human testi.
nony ran be credited. Eye witnrss.s-rclia
bic gentlemen, reported the facts rs they saw
them.
Al The hou:ea outside OF tho fGrs have h:r1
evacuated, and several Of the families that &C.
cnpied them are now 10 this city. Servants
owned here md hired ut the fort, have been
returned 10 their owners without 4 word Of cx.
PLANTATION. Tnese people and others report
that inr TWO days tile nn0,; have been Keep,
busy breaking siulll arms spii,ng cannon. s"d
otherwise destroying property. Also, tina.
several excn.arvns hlyc been made iutu the
walls Of the to:t, evidently with II. intention
of blowing it M.
One Of the i've large Steamers that went up
the bay yesterday with troops, touched at Old
Point, and touk on board l.UUu men. Col. De-.
RuSsv, the commandment, went OH her. When
taking leave OF his wife and other ladies, be
was heard to say that they "%DGld oil be 10,
ge,her again in 4 few days," and that There
would be no fighting"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-04-27
Army ApYUinIIue nts,

So far as We have been able to ind out, the
following army appointments have been made
AIDS TO THE GovgE.og or T'InGM.A.-J.
z. Lev, with ranh cf Colonel Of Cavalry b.
Brever; john Echo!s. win rank q! Colonel OF
Cavalry BY B:rye': $. E.,sctr French, with
rank Of LienteErhmt CoIO!,c! .! i'ava!ry.
Robert K. Lee. M.jIr Grncr.i. coHnanding
military and na"ai forces Of Virginia
Joseph E. Johnston, M4jar General OF Vol.
untecrs-
Daniel Rugs!es, Brigader G.rora! o; Vo!un.
ttcrs.
7. St. G.Dfgc Cooke. Er;:arlrv General o.
Volunteers.
John 3. 81 :rud,r, Colu:,rl G: Volunteers
Henry Uetb, L'solcnan. C,!,aa' u: Voiaa
teers.
K. S. Eaeil, Lieutenant Cnioae: .! Toiuu.
:ce,S.
J. T. t;rcn:hiw, Mjpr OF Volunteers.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-04-27
2,65G,43! o.sIl,gG0 4,96T,7il

Are YOU going To the border Sta.es Why,
why, whY, % there, sir: There is something
beyond the surface in this matter, ~ you viii
find, i: You lock diarr-s:ona!ciy into the sab
icct. ia the border States slaves 10 whites
about l 70 +, in seeded States ah0ut equal.
The i...ti;ution Of slavery is assailed every
wherc-a.l The world is making war upon it
Here arc two classes Of people on either side
of YOU, and it is evident you must join ore or
the other. Which will you JON? Those Pco-
pIe down youder holding an interest iii the in.
~s;i,utlon Of slavery Ct more than the same pIo
portion AZ your "wn people. You say In re'c-
renee to them, wo shall. have nothing to DO
with ,hem-they are degraded traitors; but
YOU go here to the border States and express q
readiness to unite with them. What is to CONE
of that border Stale Conference If the grcst-
est Abolitabnist in America would apply him
self to the task Of dcyisins 6 plan to lnJurc To.
institution Of slavery, he could have hit upon
no better plan than that Of catering ii wedge
between Inc border States and The seeded
States, such as must lie the effect Of ihc plan
which the Committee or Federal Relations
proposes. Divide and conqucr-;hSt ~ the
great maxim Of an cnei;!y. This North
cun do nothing with these fifteen slave
States u1ltsu. pIi'c liS S'S Eh"S LNSH',
~srparate them. organize them int" separair
Governments, and make them Gliding aad
warning organizations, ii you can /; and then.
ASK, what becomes # the slavery Interests: IL
is, as | said, the very best deyice that could
; DC hit upon, to eject their ultimate ruin;
and vet this is tho Eject Of tbs policy OF
tho Virgins Convention. Are we going to
do that brcuusp, "a you say. you can; trust
The people OF the seeded States? You, tile
wise men Of the Comm on%esltl. are going
to inuugurate this policy OF driving a wedge
between the border slave States and the d.
ccdcd Safes, because forsooih of some ground
less distrusL Of your people 10 sec and ap-
~preciate what YOU see aud appreciate.
You gu iuto this Conference. in Case you
shall not &c, what you want, YOU viii erec:
a ne~ Government Then YOU wall invite
the North and The Snnth together 10 come
and jim you in ii! HIRE in the South IL L
Government in full working order, strong.
powerful, and e~eicie:st which az THIS instant
may be said 10 By one nf ia: n $. successful!
governmental Institutions in the world; and
YOU tell me YOU cannot find safety tnsre.
o. no, YOU wlnG 10 oTglni1h aan:a=r Giv.
eminent. These people Of the Odd Union
are so tractsbie. so auienat!e &c tue vii! Of
Virginia, that whenlsou establish your Gov
%rnuient all will coso into it, The North and
South alike
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-04-27
Tho Troops from tho Palmetto State.

We announced in yesterdays "Eiqu'rcr'
the arrival Of FIVE hundred trooss from South
Carolina, under the command Of General Bon
ham. Their soidicrly bearing and appearance
is subject Of general remark, and when called
to tho field Of battle, they viii prove them
selves worthy the highest compliments that
have been bestowed upon them. The South
Carolina soldiers are proverbial for their cour.
age and deeds OF daring on the fields Of car.
mage and death. Each one Of thea goes forth
IN the spirit Of the Spartan mother who gave
the shield to her soa on going into battle, with
the Injunction to return with it, or return upon
it The glllantry OF South Carolina is attest
ed by the history Of every battle in which she
has participated, from her earliest history to
the present hour.
The following are the officers OF the South
Carolina military forces now IN our city
Gen. NJ. l.. B,nham, Col. VI. 6. Moragne,
Col \. p. A!drich, Col. r 3 Bayls'on. Col. j..
y Lipscomh, Col. J. ". Simpson, Maj. S. W.
Nelson, NJ Edward Spun Hammond, Maj.
Ssuuei ". Melton, CoL. ]. McF. Ga=:0a, sur
seen.
as TOY, 6nvrySOb'S STAFF.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-04-27

Correspondence Of tho Rtchmoad Enquirer !
Important from Washington Cits.
LINCOLN PREPARING TO LEAVE TIE CITY.-GES.
scyTr OgSPoSpISo.-.gMy orFlcsRs HEslGSISG
IL SQUADS, 10.
WASHINGTON, April p -rho rumar IS nut
III .iounied tia, active and conceaird Efforts and
preparations are in progress, especially in Sc
cretary Stewards department, for ali exodus
from Washington upon Il snip or Ships Of var.
The administration, especially the President,
Seward and Smith, keep themselves remark
ably siisdy and very careful rs 10 'l1 indivi-
iuaiS admitted TO their presence. Trrachery.
traitors and ~v:nlcnc: is apprehcnded, Cor every
thief doth fear each bush HI 9TH :cr.
The ron-arrival OF Yankee. hireling soldiers
s.ere-the iniomilahlc position assumed and
maintained by Virginia and Marrland alarm,
t;icui all, evrn'oid fuss and ira;hrrs.' Gen.
Scait told the President and Cabine, Ina; the
very flower Of tic army lad departed, sni al
his lime be would sronlr nave received the re-
>igna'ion Of every general officer than tha; ~
Gil. Ro. z Lee! The best hCruy und navy
officers hre leaving in slada.
Lincoln IS scared. and Senator Andrew John
son, who saw hin or Monday, says ne is either
j knave or fool ior, instead OF taking un to
The great occasion, be retaiis stories ouG Of the
cu1,,c almanac " JOE Miller!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-04-27
" T!Ie ouvERSOii's STAFF.
Col. II. a. Moore; Col ). c. Calhoun
Sill they Como.

The gallant volunteers from nil portions Of
tbs S.a:c, continue 10 pour into tie city in
large numbers. Every train brings hundreds
OF the bod spns Of Virginia. ready 10 dare al!
things in her defence. Among 9:ileT conTa-
mics tha, arrived on YESTERDAY, ne Ssw those
from Prince Edward, Montgomery and Pulaski.
Virginia alone can aud viii, i need be. put
into the field an array Of oic hundred :hou-
sand Of the be,; fighting material! in the word.
lIardry. active, and accustomed to lire arms,
his bold aud vigorous race Of Virs:aians can
hell! their own agai">t the cohorts oi the North.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-04-27
REMARKABLE COINCIDENCE.

The chapter ofthc Old Testament prescribed
Gy the Episcopal Calendar TO be re.cI hr the
clergy on Inc morning OF the third SUNDAY ar
ter Easter, CAST Sunday, is tie Sd chapter o:
the Prophet Joel. beginning at the 9Th verse.
Ever: un- no heard II in E;clImund. las.
Sunday t]m9rnins, m.I.t ir".r been STRUCK With
the singular coincidence Of the words with the
solemn events Of the day and tire. 1t DO
gins lis follows:
proclaim ye this 1rn";ig The Gen,;lcs: Pre-.
pare for war, wake Up ,h. mighty men, le. ell
The men IF war draw Near: let them come up
Beat your plonghshares into swords, and
your pruning hooks into spears: let tie wcas
sag | ain s.rpn,;."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-04-27
uURRAII FOE WETZEL

y call vas recently mAie IN "c!z.l coanty
FIR the asssmb:age Of a Cnio" meeting. the
purpo-c OF which was 20 jenonncc L. S. Hall,
ED, the delegate from that comfy to the
Convention, As ha"!rs ui;sreprcseniei the sen
timenls of the people. Upon assembling TO-
sc!icr, however, and comparing notes, the
citizens found they we're all lur secession, and
thereupon passed resolutions endorsing bis
course in The strongest terms.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-04-27
(StecMl DsspattA 10 tie Richmoni Enquirer
Resignation OF United States Judges
The Military. &c.

ALEXANDRIA, April 2o.-Troop6 arc arriving
here quite fast, and grsa: enthusiasm pre-.
vai!A The troops are actively engaged in drill
ing.
Judges fancy, Campbell, AID Wayne re-
Signed to-day.
Four GeorEe;oxn companies which had
tuken he military oath, disbandeI today.
Tnirty..wn Of the members are noH here.
Several OF the Iuenibe-S of:ho Mas. achusctts
Regiment hav: refused to t~kc tho oath.
The New Eo;k Seventh Regiment reached
Washington to dag, by the overland route
Irnm innnnuiIH.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-04-27
Latest from .TarylaGd.

We understand that Il de=pGic:i "ns received
late lus; night to the eucc; that Nort:eTn
trvors, twenty thousand il number, have pos.
session Of AnraroIIs. The Legislature, in
stead Of meeting nj that place, Us heretofore,
will meet to-day at Frederick.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-04-27

The BRANCH MrST.-The Branch Mint Of the
United States, located in Charlotte, y. c. was
formally taken pussessionp f on Saturday last
b. Col. J. Y. Bryce, in obedience to orders
from His E1cellency Gov. Ellis. There vas
not the slightest manifestation of excitement
The property is regularly guarded by de.
tachmsnts Of tie Greya-tGharlotts Bulletin
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-04-27

Free Coloreh Volunteers in Louisiana.
NEw OEIEAss. April 22.-The free colored
population. K. u meeting here, resolved to ten.
der their services TO the government for the
defense uf the State.
a meeting was called tonight to adopt mca-
sures to clear the city Of abelit:onists. Two
have already beer arrested
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-04-27

Capt. Samuel II. Lslchcr, 4 brother of the
Governor, is the c3mmandcr Of cas Ct the Rock
bridge volunteer computes nc" II Harp:-'s
rurrr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-04-27

Col. J. 3. Gaidw!n, Of augusta, is the In
srec;or General Of the Virginia forces, under
liz anppin tuert Of Gov. Le.cllsr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-04-27
The Navy Officers at Norfolk, &c.

Inc NAVY SDlrcfs AT SOflGlk, &c.
The following are The n1vs! ~ciiicers at Nor
i"lk who remained True 10 the Lincoln Govern
Rent Throughout, the is;c stirring events ,hs-e,
.iz:
Commodore G. s. McCauiey; Lientenaots
- Donnld son, John Ir~:en. W. \. Allen;
Sailmaker George TnorDa@; Commander L:v.
iagston; Surgeon Rndens.eIn; Lieut.. Col. Eide.
liz, I. ). u L; Lieutenant Boyd Edelin,. L.
5. Army.
EEslGSgD.-The following IRE those who re
signed. viz: Commanders r g. R3bbs, John
i. Tucker, T R. Rotes, q: thur Sinclair; Lieu.
tenants G. B. Poiudexicr, 3. J. Sinclair, {. T. N.
Spot;swond. Vim. SirarE; Frs. Lieutenant A.
\. Baker. U. S. II. C.; Surgeons K. +. Mason,
Wm. h. Sinclair.
REFUSED TO Do DcT!.-The following are
those VITO. though not protesting TO hsse re,
signed, refused to do duty, viz: Orderly Ser.
scants WIN. D,lsnliue, Win. McLane; Drill
Master - Ilellemsr; Surgeons Steward
Livingston.
MISSING. The following are those vino were
among the missing-suppnsed to have gene oil
IN a hurry, viz: Captain j. G.. Rich, Z. S. II
C.; Carpenter John T.. Rustic; Masterat. Arms
Enach Cherry; Ships Corporal - Wade.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-04-27

RsslexAIlo:4 OF Col. MAT.-Col. May, one
Of the most gallant officers i'll The ~ser:ice, and
who distinguished himself in the capture Of
Gen. Ii. Vega. a, Rcsacl &c ID PalD., has 5s-
signed his commission.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-04-27

FnZ CONFEDERATE STATES LoAS-The De
mand Tor tbs loan of the Confederate Suites
was so great that President Davis El25 deter
mined 10 off: tue whole SD Geo. 900. Ths
amount subscribed exceeds 80. yVp. 900.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-04-27

DIEltE vi Jul KIM ~ S''1N
0OD, 600 carried every year tie! oDd your State.
Your exports from the State are $50, ooo, 600.
The exports, according to al sound writer's on
p~olitical economy, are the measure Of imports
and your exchanges and bank returns SNOW
YOU that there is over that amount OF nier'
camille transactions between this and other
States; 80 that, | assume. you have not u uar.
ket of less capacity than $50. 100000. :And
where does that 50? Where ought 1t to IS"
1t ought To remain mere at home. Where does
i, 90 now? i, goes to support the manulac'
tnring and the commercial interests o! the
! Northern States-it goes 10 support this Mas.
sachusetts policy--to support the New England
manufacturers There IS where i. goes! Inc
| Federal Government, i'll 1911. by It's non.lln'
portation act, struck home . fatal blow at the
manufacturing interests Of England, with :;
market Of only Sd5, 1000, 600 capacity. Viz
GINA, at this day, has a market that actually
consumes SAP 600, QUO worth Of goods. Sue
actually opens to the States outside OF her
limits = market TO the extent Of $50, coo, 600 in
hard cash. Yet gentlemen sneer sometimes al
the thought of accomplishing anything prac
teal bv SO insignificant an instrument rs the
Virginia market. They cannot move until the
whole South agrees to the system. The South
cannot adopt it except 10y the separate acton
OF their several Legislatures. The works must
commence somewhere. Where better than
Virginia? II she leads the others must follow.
Why, sir, if could not do better, | would be
glad to see one county, aye, single families and
individuals, commencing lho system.
Have you undertaken to contemplate what
a vast influence upon the industrial interests
49,, r,,,,opu,,lt wa,,lh lao n,,pratnA ky
expanding for even oGe year among our own
people thirty millions Of d liars? Why, sir,
we appropriated at the lust session Of the LIE.
rislature some three or four millions Of dol.
lars for works of internal improvement. and
the incidental benefit resulting from the ex-
penditure of that much moIey was beneticislly
felt throughout the Commonwealth. ! know
that the incidental advantages resulting from
the expenditure Of so much MS went to the
Alexandria Improvements were seriously talt
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-10-09
BUY A HOME.

THE subscriber offers at Private Sale the Col
lowing Real Estate situate III Cambria County.
to wit:
HIS Mansion Property situate in the West end
of the Borough of Ebensburg, consisting of a
Square of Ground, having thereon erected a COM
modious DWELLING HOUSE, large STA
BILE or BARN. and several other Out Buildings,
together with q half Lot of Ground on which
there is a never failing Spring of the purest soft
water, from which the House &c, is supplied
Wants to dispose of this as he intends removing
to another part of the Borough.
ALSO.-Three Lots of Ground situate IN the
Borough of Summitville, having thereon erected
a BRICK DWELLING HOUSE. two FRAME
HOUSES, and large Stable. Will be sold to-
gether or seperate may suit purchasers.
ALSO.-A Lot of Ground situate in the
Borough of Loretto, fronting st. Mary's
Street and extending back to st. Joseph's Street.
adjoining Lot of John TroXell on the East, and
Lot of the Heirs of Anthony Litzinger, decd,
on the West, having thereon erected a one and
half story FRAME HOUSE AZ feet in front and
20 in depth.
-ALSO.-A piece or parcel of land situate in
Cambria township, adjoining the ancient City Of
Buledu. lands of James and George Mills Charles
p. Murray, Alex. M'Vicker and others, contain
ing 60 acres and S3 perches.
ALSO.-A piece or parcel of land situate In
Munster township, bounded 6y the Ebensburg
and CreSSon Rail Road. lands of Peter kaylCr
and others. containing 26 acres and 20 percheS
(nearly all cleared) having thereon erected a
LOG DWELLING HOUSE AND \ STABLE.
ALSO.-A tract of land situate in Washing
ton township, adjoining lands of Jacob Burgoon,
Joseph Criste, Hugh J. M'Closkey and others.
containing 500 acres or thereabOuts, which will
be sold in parcels if desired by purchasers.
ALSO.-A piece or parcel of land situate on the
Pennsylvania Rail Road, near Portage Station,
in Washington township, containing so acres.
ALSO.-A piece or parcel of land situate in
Summerhill township, bounded by the Pennsyl-
vania Rail Road. lands of the Heirs of Robert
Finn, decd, Patrick Riley and others. contain
ing about 90 acres. having thereon eIected sever
al DWELLING HOUSES.
ALSO.-A tract Of land situate in Allegheny
township adjoining lands Of Patrick M'GUire
and others, containing 2l2 acres and 80 percLes
and allowance.
ALSO.-A tract of land situate in Chest town
ship. Qate the property Of Frederick and Mary
NJ. Schneider, , adjoining lands Of John Ballwcber
and others. containing $50 acres more or less. a
small portion of which i cleared AMI thereon
erected CABIN HOUSE.
ALSO.-Aoout 2OOO acres cf land. situate on
the waters of Blackjack, in Carroll township.
which will be sold in lots may suit purchasers.
WILLIAM KITTELL.
Ebensburg. October "a. lSG0.-4S-tf