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, 1861-02-22
Tho President and Ftce-Prestdent
Elect In New York.

New YORK, Feb. ol.-Vice-Pr President Ham
lin and lady arrived ut about o'clock Last
night Comparatively few persons were on
hand to receive him. He entered the Astor
House without difficulty, and Was conducted
to apartments provided for him.
Alter the arrival Of the Vice e.Prcsident, a
dinner was given by Gil G. Davidson, There
were present among the !nyitcd guests, VIM.
n. Evarts, ThurloW Weed. Deau Richmond,
Il ]. Raymond, Simeon Draper and few
others.
; Mr.. Lincoln visited the Opera BY invitation,
while the children were taken to Laura
Keene's. Mr. Lincoln only remained till the
close Of the second act, then quietly lett tho
theatre without auy demonstration ,..
About halfpast twelve 1no eerenado WIS
given to Lincoln and Hsmlin at the Astor
House by bands of Wido Awakcs, and other
Republican Clubs. 1if. Ltbco1n did not make
lA4 appearance, but Mr. uanlin being called
Out, tnnde short 4peeeh.
Ur to late honr In tho evening Mr.. and
Ma. uamlin and Mra. Lincoln fcreIse cd thelr
tffpnds - = q II, .
, 1861-02-22
Accident Mt Wheaton,

WHEATON,, III, Feb. a1.--A team Belonging
field for a load Of freight yesterday. nlterfoon,
took fright and ran Away with Mr. Pollard,
throwing him from the wagou, so fhat Tho
wheels passed over his face breaking hts lower
Jaw in two places and the upper jaw in n
shocking manner. Dr.. Hiatt WAS hmm mediately
called md although Mr. 2. is far from out Of
Danger, yet II Is thought he will recover, v
, 1861-02-22

FoKT KEARSEY, Feb. 21.--The Pony. Ez-
prest, with California dates 10 the 9Th inst,
passed here st 5 a. II.
Messrs. Tsafe, MeHm & Co, L Bonin &
Co., and Thos. Brady, extensive dry goods
dealers, had failed with large liabilities
The Legislature was doing nothing.
Il was reported that 500 OF 800 men were en-
rolled in San Francisco as Knights Of the Col.
dcu Circle, whose object is to establish Pa
cifc Republic,
, 1861-02-22

The banks. It Is seen, have been purtuing con
ccnditop.-Cin. G45<t9 Q0fh
, 1861-02-22

FoRr KEARSEf; Feb &-The " satem stage
passed here this afternoon at O'Clock, for
Omaha, bringing the following:
Of excitement about the newly discovered
quartz mines near Platte canon, y miles from
Denver. A number Of rich leads are reported
found, and prospects O, S1oo obtained 70 the
pound Of quartz. -.
The weather continued pleasant, and many
persons -ars ast-leasing sor the Blue River
country.
, 1861-02-22
Fire at Richmond.

RICHMOND, Va, a1~-Fitzhush Nays tobac-
co factory was destroyed this morning with
its contents, including 3 large amount OF
manufactured tobacco which was ready for
shipment. The loss was very large, with u
part;ol insurance. The bui1ding originally
cost $4,000, aud vas owned by Mr.. War
wick, It WIS the scene Of the famous Clay
dinner in 1888 The smaller factory adjoining,
and occupied by Mason & Timberlake, vas
also DESTROYED.
, 1861-02-22
BY TELEGRAPH:
PROGRESS OF pREaiBENT LINCOLN.
His Passsse 1hrsasa New 1ertey, ks.
ARRIVAL AT PHILADELPHIA.
Grand Reception.

7- !9l4 Sel4ll1
dlally welcome Jon 10 oAr city mud tender to you
Its hospitalities Lwelcouae yon; sir on bchaif Of
the citizens Of THE Metropolis Of this State point
to the Constitution, and maintained the iuteaT.-,
the Union, and who entertain the ar, fnnc
that your Administration will B. governed by tflat
wisdom md discretion :, nlch win be the means Of
tEanhnattahs she .onEederntsd States ns unit to
your snee .rosE :aud through them to. the latest
, 1861-02-22
Foreign Markets.

PER KAaGAHoo.] LlvxRroo1, Feb. 9,
/: nreaastuds steady. Brovteions quiot.
LoxDcx, Thursday ereuing-coneols closed at
9lA@el,s. III. c. shares a9@ssl- Ez3e do e9A;
'-T. I. C. T2gt7a-
i Lrcrpool Hresdhtuffs opened quiet md etesdy.
Corn drm and steady. -; = :.
Loxbos, FtidAy uoon-Coesol4 foF money ska
9tX. American 8tocks-lAtsst sales were MfEois
Central st tx discount; Eric ask;N 7. Central
l.1&N.
, 1861-02-22

:. Whisky N hEsky has been In
llrge supply during the week, butt the demand be-
ing GOOD prices advanced &c; at the: close this
alvance was lost, with snlea ut 13Hc. There ia
1ar1e increase in the trade and manufacture Of thiG
.rtice the present season. the imports being IS 600
hsls greater than those ol the previens season,
from the 1st OF last September to this date. Tha
This might be supposed to indicate large in
crease ID tho stock but this Is not the case. The
low price of whisky has increased the manufacture
OF alcohol, arc find an increase IN the exports
OF that article Of 600 brls. equal to = 900 br1s vi
rbisfr-pTies EurTent nth
, 1861-02-22

Isp1AxAro11s; Feb. 2l.-Iu the case Of the
State It ri Rev. Stevens against Welsh, the
j'ry returned q verdict Of guilty. Nelah2 2was
r ptenced to Eve years imprisonment in tha'
state prison- The charge against Wa1sh vs4,
, 1861-02-22
NOTICE. OF SALE.-Whereaf> i

N.cl4l,E. Ct G1AAsa.-f " ueTeaFA
~ default has beg teai- IL TIE conditions Ct e..
(. IL stslsss hundred u: ds:s sc-ea and eSecltfo
~ TIC stebcyEan a1d Mississippi l:ar,.d Company
t. I'll S rs L 81 S 1s!s Tta sa
Sae: "a Paes liz to ii Inclusive; and w:'.rssS, tht
snde1 sala ur:sst =, lad lie Undersigned has te:z
duly ceusH ut.t an appointed accozaing 20 taa Fro
e I, Sa s = &c
power Of vale coEtGinsd IL said urt5age, and In prr
s;za1se & Law. tue uaacyssgled TRUSTEE 1eer SAD
ssLtr. ,,aElIed aa.i =l1tl one. a, stnri,n Ecost
ri rad stebty gan and Mssss1.'I s:ir>ad Comea7y
x ~ : c1: 81 1s y ss ~ ~ :i e gse asction S n
ssss s5 er T.; * Il o4. 1 oTy g,
ay AZ: snurt:ass nov onl-:and1ag Win ~ tpssrt; NJ
thersce a1aa!d benz t,:e a1,Su:t S!ana = ~ anf
sFs3e: u; Ed sinSpiaF liz arss IN
Sea of 3he Eailroad tf said cIsy ireta ths tly o.
:tlo ,cgan t: Lie GitY oL toEi ui Lac. N "lscosn
ralsways rails bridges Fences stat1o1-houseH
sn orlcT buildings. md az TIE tand3 ana he1t!ta
sns;ny saa sheo1S 1 aqa assf1 Il sonneeor
Hereto Ehetler obt..-ed under IL: riG;- Id Yr1yt
sid aI%o ali the tna tsccmel. rents issuss, sd prona
and corporate tnd Lrher franchises OF zald shttoya1
Eli 1T t:sion cf ter ra1xa Of Teianax taereto
and also I'll the lcconotiEe engines tence5s ca1S o.
VERY E11d machine sh@2s to9 t a., aaa m m
It tqut:,,* ut wurSsns. oie1a1Ix and ConducdnY o.
e railroad then oxned or thereafter acquired b5
.rer ap3n7senat to she sioressd line Of soad
!ntu.121 of these then owned. Or Otherwise az q
aE13onai chat:lcs we're t:elared 70 os d1farst
s... 1te not separated tAezerroza. and E=Es 70 he
AZ sea ssrs taere9l l.u,e,. nxaso., ,r,nss,.
l. e~rrssr tstl. ISL de2ldI64td
, 1861-02-22

There Il coed demand for weatern uncn1rent
money, at = cent. discount for Illinois, Missouri
andy in fX1sak
, 1861-02-22
TIlE: ONLY PREPARATION
4 THAT las
5T0Cn TIE TEST Of YEARS,
Ast grows ao.s ara sz9se lGprIs. s7ery aA7.
RrAn T';E rOrI1NIHt=.

~ eO lhrs : u
BAr1rx Cas=s. Mica. Dec, IS. taM
PAM Wtep ,-Ihee viii please accept q Tie - To-
form thee tha the ,a'- e s.y eaJ III isal Of oyes
n % 70 sf.ts 81 depeaai:e i've noF Scsn spls t5
tss e = So, & VA, ~ hss. s
4 lud%es a'rrcs~ st.c 9sst hs earth for
d.r hoc Ct tz j'tt i:es'orssiye sl,oas ne lr:t Of
I'd s bsa u ia
l1'aSS t,ou.h "art il Il a|sn -o.ur1 IN RI over my
sssd Essn n1ea1 ~ Soes r;e soe
farR to per~cvcrc In i:3 It's and being deudtuts Of
e ' e a n st.: xsa m ~ asG tnee 81 tss ne
ts tet feys T. :sa H. ~ 'ssFs EBs e
r::y fs.snd s:-s:yysH Kr1.ry.
p.e, s:* t e &C. e &C. &C. ss s: i.
Tesc ls2 pGilr ;t.ena;: tte sea:e ea s,Adnrs. Law
EnEnown 70 ne. eo,asece alliaG o.; s:fJ rs,diy g
tAt In the shoE space OF si> iaonts the Tho!e upper
ia sd N nsh r lie sr ;osoa lpon s l Is sida
saa hack paIy 2! tnS A*sa .Sss, sAsss bsSsnae sEy
apcu ,y 1etur . de STATE u indiau. u; more cas-
al acela!ntsln:ances wee not y much a. ioss 70
my srs intrinsic seqasa. sr:A xsEe % recognize nas
Iato1ee made application 10 TIC aczt asr1fni ply
setans in Tho ccnn1ry. but ttretvtnG 20 sssulance
son as9, -. hair scqA agata ~
I, y 1 ss sf e. e. u 5ss ss
sosa assifsa s 5y as: s @
money q: se5: Ssfs ses'ss.&a1'x \ :2eIs 49, :.
Ancrney aud COUNSEL az Lay.
~ TqnP S FsserEI 4 Iea n s HS
III good Druggis.s mi F.ucy :iu9.ss pssisxv
Gss t. BE- p rssx Io3d tSa
, 1861-02-22
l5URTGAGE SALE.->Vhereas,

MORTGAGE SALE.--}v hereas,
tscrs aats tss aaasfslgsets, jo5a s 70
st IT. IS; t !; Sss =
en5e the psyeni os certain craft for two Thousand
L. L. Il 81 s9 IL aess astss ~ tyss "a ao:.s II a:e
Fe3rnas,I = !. .. lsa + ihree years rom ths sad
81 ~ ri s e s. 6: ss s e.
af tas s ~ en PfE ssn c, @ M 1t i beey eey
wh.ch ave fsilsa dae aid dlaft and Eots
3lpal :5ns doe IL: psysb!s.
IefEe no ~ l. as5s5J gixeE t5a. puFsnnA1Mf ~
ssl It pgs;ls aaenon 4 tss CONT aoHse d9os X Tho
~ 4 n I u e eh S
forenoon OF thss Day, 10 the highest b11der ior c.s
:sS sse aosst
i - ssaS :: % r. e
5s:ss ss':szs = !: ! B R5zHzz Fl Ms.ts.gs..
Ihs above sals {. PostReuea aan I'd Thurgaay: s tas
piass AD'Fs nsa9t 5aaEs S. PORTER. Mortgages.
c1iessa: ysneaEy sisf 81 te1-asa:td
MASTERS SALE.-state OF iii
ae! essss 4 ssf
Eleanor O. Eead. 81. pea1bCrn sen!ast5, Liberty
sls% T9H,t a9 gs e J1d1 It EoSe
Bsone David sg T19sses of fnofbs Hs, 4 Ays s;s
George 9. Lay. Jr- William Z, Ea5Eon. lysanMdeS M
WalSer; Henry 4. Huntington. Philip WadsWoEth Cal-
sn C. Fkzks John z. Chspln and Daniel T. Ferguson.
-HHl to Fascclcae NoftEaEe.
Public notice u hereby gxe1 that IN p9ts1ance af
he c5th day Of Jaanary. 4. D 1s61 / +. Scout =
Iii sen as pubic suction to the highest hiddef lof
sash, at tns north doeF e he ceqEs Ao1se n tho
the twenty nnh C5th} day Of FehEu2fy, D. 1871, Il
ten O'Clock IN the forenoon Of that day, the follow
County Of Cook. and State Of Illinois, row1t:-Lots
i've g, and o. IN Block thirteen U.s. n Fort De2r
bern Addition to Chicago IRA SCOTT,
Master IN CEancery Of ths Superior Court Of ChcAza
Dated January a.st, 1851. tas1-G971ta
, 1861-02-22
Iegal advertisements.

GTATE or ILLINOIS, COOK
~ COUNTY, $. s Superior Court Of Chicago,
March Term j. D.. i-. SterAeE Salisbury VI francis
l.. West Attachment
Pnbl not,ct i. hereby given to the eald Frauez r.
West that wo wri8 RI attacIment Issued out Qf the
ics Of the CLERK Of tlle sn.rr urt Of ibicsgo
dstd e gu, day .: January. l. ;s6s aE the suit
tire said Fra's L ".st. fur s"a .n 0: thtge hundred
sonts sd i1aan: hc I'D Il w1n ass {. bsen Io r
t@1isi eTsecte S;' y, IEssefFe M T. .ncss yo tns taid
The said superior mt II tbir4;n, bcfc1e the
1e da{ q fae tcrn theseof TO be holden At tho snurt
rouse In Tia City Hf chi. 1r>t Monday Of
March. d ;si strc spccfsi nall. aid r1- the
Ht rla tha actloE :uag tnt vii hf vIt Ttu agalakt
the property st;ac-l may be sI Iit !ett satsfy
the said anu costs viii be sud 70 Eall=fy the
sNn1e. I'LL. ". klsttts4l l., cItfk.
ELpnInGE !: TorrGELLcrEs, rtus \, -
fr.te&ilW .r'
, 1861-02-22

The banks it Is sean, hAve been pureufng con
eondition.-cn. Ga1<t&s, sofa
TEE New u1'-son BAzkma Bl11~-The cincIn-
nad Gaststs --oes not seem to have high opinion
of the B..nking Bill which has recently passed our
Legislature. It nays:
Z il slight Improvement npon the old law, but,
upon the whole, it IL deceptive piece of lcgiBla
on. and 1t ts not likely to improve the character
Of enhance the value OF the brood Of banks now In
existence IN that State The n marks Of tie Wild l
Thus, where an efficient clause vas inserted, it
was neutralized BY the addition Of proviso.
&ExcHAxoEs IN CMc1NNATL-Theze was good
as m stsasaS saoses sE & s1a e
e. sasss to pay T. 15s ae
Orleans slght is inaettye, st par buying and 4
X prem Time bills on New York are taken It
equAl TO 10 2 cent for prime usmes- Grocery
houses buy choice names On New Otleans at 1e y
New York Sight ...s5@4o prem ,E@ prem
Ell, PSSt9n asin1,a ;1;,ia.'..-'..-.49N prem re prem
1nez.ean Cod ........:Ea prem xyx PREM PREM
There T. agocd demand for western unca1rent
and Mt5consin.-fazette 10Th.
ST. 1ou1t+-There wsa quite an Improved state
Of business at the moneyed institutions to-day.
Greater confidence In the stability Of the Govern
ent 1s had since tho resnt OF YESTERDAY rs election
The dcnaua for money ia not great, however, az
transactions In trade arc mbey restricted to cash
Pretty large Quantities oT New Orleans Exchange
havs been sent here fos Investment in produce.
Nothing hut this or other sound cash will bug pro-
dnee which is IN improvement over the old c:edit
System. Yet the supply Of Exchange is too small
to admit Of further decline as yet at the banks,
though the etreet rate is only about 5054 prem.
Jof bsnk1ble {nnds, the bank rate btin:, e cent
Where this rate will not be paid it is often sold at
Afrsstion less. Illinois and Wisconsin currency
still goes On q par with Missouri. should tho
bonds Of Missouri advance as it is Probable they
wn on receipt OF news from this Siate's election,
the Illinois dtscredted banks mnst also come up
better.-jH0. Democrat, 10th.
, 1861-02-22

ITO r E n 1.-THE Five Story
J. Marble Front Store, No. III Lake street. the only
tfeet between stats street aEd the great Central
,epot- Possession given En3 tine between February
:ad MAJ. Inquire at No. l6 Lake street or s.
EAWYEk, }a2814w
, 1861-02-22
To Rftlt.

ITO RENT-A three-story Eng
easy access bY Randolph Or Aadison airees Cara
:ouse.ysEy pleasantly locatel a1d contains all The
tcssion given at once; Rent low 70 i good tenent.
dsoT1 b. tented s q The 1Is o Nag seyer ys
s,dress Bog M. 4I63 Chlcsgo Post Otce, inquire
= j. I. NORTON. 100 Washington street. Qllre No.
, 1861-02-22

The above sale IL postponed until THURSDAY, the
Seventh u+y OF March Ee1t. at the sane hou5 aud
place abo7e mentioned.
JAMES S. PORTER, Mortgages.
FAKwELL T. SMITH, Attys.
Chicago, JunCary SiSt lS5t ta1-dEu-td
, 1861-02-22

Mn MAYOR ANp FELLOW CITIZENS OF PHu.A-
DEtpH1A Il appear before you to make 70 lengthy
speech, but to thank You fol this reception. ihia
fhs I bat to the man Mho Dor
ly represents or should represent, the majesty Of
the nation. fcheers.l l. is tF4e, as your worthy
at tbia time. L deem it happy circuu-
stance that the dissatisfied portion Of our
fellow, citizens do mt point us to any
thing in which they arc being Injured are about
to be injured for which reason hare felt all the
whiia justified in concluding that the crisis, the
panic, The anxiety Of the country at this time Is
artificial. II there be 1hose who differ with Mo
upon this subject, they hare not pointed out TIE
substantial difficulty that exfsts. don't mean to
say TINT artificial panic may not do considerable
Here the dispatch breaks ot1, for what reaeon we
1-1o. T.
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Conrt proclamation.

WHEREAS the Hon Warren ]. Wood
ward, President Judge of The Court of
Oyer and TIE erminer and General Jail Deliv-
cry, Court of Quarter Sessions OF the Peace,
and Court of Common Pleas and Orphans
Court, in the 26th Judicial District, compos.
ed of To q counties of Columbia, Sullivan and
Wyoming, and the Hon. Jacob Evans and
Stephen Baldy, Associate Judges OF Colum-
bia County have issued their precept, bearing
date one thousand eighteen hundred and
sixty one, and 10 me directed for holding a
Court Of Oyer and Terminef, and General
Jail Delivery, Quarter Sessions OF the Peace,
Com. Pleas and Orphans Court; in Blooms,
burg, in the county of Columbia, on the first
Monday (being The 9th day. of May uexi,
and 10 continue one week.
Notice is hereby gwen, 10 the Coroner, tie
Justices of the Peace aud Conslables OF the
said County of Columbia, that they be then
and there in their proper persons al 10 o.
clock in the forenoon OF said day, with their
records, inquisitions and other remembran.
ces to do those things which to their offices
apperiain 10 be done. And those that are
bound by recognizes, 10 prosecute against
The prisoners that are or may be in the Jail
OF said county OF Columbia, to be then and
there 10 prosecute then as shall be just. Ju-
rors are requested to be puuctual in their
abundance. agreeaby TO their notice, dated
at Bloomsbnrg, the 25 day of March, in the
year OF our Lord one Thousand eight hundred
and sky one aud il the eighty fifth year
of the Independence of the United States oi
A merica. (God save the Commonwealth }
JOHN SNYDER, Sheriff,
Bloomsbure March 27, 1861
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Notice i'm Partition.
Estate Of Henry Buss, late Of Hemiock toiUnship
Columbia county deceased.

Estate Of Henry Buss. late Of Hemiook to,0nship,
Columbia county deceased
COLUMBIA COUNTY:
The Commonwealth OF Penn
y, Q [ sylvania to Daniel Buss, Samuel
Buss, Adam Buss, Henry Buss,
t---' Morris Buss, Dorlha, intermarried
with - Geiger, Levina, intermarried with
Charles Sailor, Catharins, intermarried with
Abraham Shoemaker and to all the legal
representatives of the said Henry Buss,
deceased, greeting You and each of you
willlak notice thai an Inquest will be held
TO make partition or valuation, as the case
may require, of the real estate of the above
named Henry Bnss, deceased, situate in
The township OF Hsmlock, and county OF
Columbia, on the premises, on Thursday,
the 1sh day Of April, 1861, between the
hours of 10 O'Clock in the forenoon, aud 8
O'Clock in the afternoon, OF said day, al
which time and place you may attend ifyou
think proper.
Witness the Honorable Warren ]. Wood
ward Esq, President of our Orphans Couri
at Boomsburg, the 9Th day of February,
A. D., one thousand eight hundred and six
ty-one. JOHN SNYDER
Bloomsbury. Feb. 27, 1861. Sheriff.
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TRAVERSE JIRORS.

Bloom-James Freeze, John Leacock, L
b RupeU
Beaver-Joel Bredbender, Peter Hauck.
Benlon-John Dolly.
CAuawissa-W illlam John, Daniel Gear
har, Joseph Martz, Daniel Kreigh.
Conyngham-Isaac w. Haus, Frederick r.
Wohliarlh.
Cenire-Peter Miller.
Fishingcreek-Alben zimmerman, George
NJ Howell, Hugh Mcbride,
Greeuwood-DavidD reiblebis,
Hemlock-John NJ Barton,
Jack -on-Jehn Kessler.
Locusi-David Kostenbauder, George Kel-
ler, Enoch Kesler, Silas Whynn, Abra-
ham Yeaeer.
Maine-WilIiam Gsitling.
Mifflin-SoIomon EckToih, Levi Greasy,
John Michael.
MI. Pleasant--George Csvenee, Samuel
Johnson
Ma1ison-Joseph C Smith, Robert johnson
OIange-Naihan Miller.
Pne-Benjamin Winterseen,
Scou-Samuel BetZ
Sugarloaf-John NJ. Cole.
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THE Republicans in this place, seem to
rejoice over the demise of The Daily Penn
syt1anian, especially the quill man of the
Republican. The Pennsyluanisn has always
been an attentive guardian of the interests
of the Democratic party. No corrupt meas
nre vas allowed 90 pass unnoticed, or de-
nounced and condemned, in the most hon.
orabls and patriotic manner. The Black
Republican party, feared no organ more
than The Pnnsyiuaniaa- It showed them
up 10 gazing world in all their nakedness
70 \ little better advantage than most pa
pers, hence their haired of it. It might be
gratifying 10 some of our Democrats, but
not very consoling to the Republicans, to
know Thai arrangements are being made 10
start il again.
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SMERHFFS SALES.

DY virtue of suhdry wriis of Venditioni
- E1ponas TO me directed issued out of the
Couri OF Comm Pleas OF The county of
Columbia, Pennsylvania, will be exposed
10 public sale al he Court House in Blooms
burg, on SATURDAY, The goth OF APRIL,
1861, al one O'Clock in The afternoon the
following described properly to witt
All thai certain tract or piece of land Sit
uale in Sugarloaf township Columbia co
containing fifty four acres of which twenty
one acres are cleared land, bounded on the
North by lands OF Michael Beishline, on
The South by lands CT Abraham SholtZ, on
The East by lands OF Daniel Hess & Jesse
Hartman and on The west by land late OF
Edmund Crawford, whereon is erected a
one and half story Plank dwelling house
frame Barn aud Black Smith Shop with
the appurtenances.
Seized. taken in Execution and 10 be sold
as the property of John Michler.
ALSO
AT The same time and place, all that cer>
tain tract of land situate in Sugarloaf Twp q,
Colsmbia county bounded and described
as follows 10 viii on The North by land OF
Richard Kile on the Fast by land OF ID. X.
Laubach on The SoUlh by land OF jesse
Pennington on the west By land of John
F. Laubach containing sixty eight acres
more or less. AOOut twenty HVe acres Vi
which is cleared land whereon is erected a
one and half story Plank dwelling house
and other out buildings with the appurie-
nances.
Seized, taken in execution and 10 be
sold as the property Of George Moore.
ALSO
AT the same time and place, all that GER
tain tract or lot of land situate in Fishing
creek township, Columbia county, bounded
and described as follows TO wit:-On the
North by land of Paul Pealer, on the East
by land OF Richard Jones, on the South by
land Of R F. Sucker, aud on the West by
land of William l.. Parks, containing Elev.
en- Acres, be The same more or less, all of
which is cleared land, whereon are erected
one ard half story Plank Dwelling
House, a Frame Bauk Barn, and olhsr OUT
buildings with the appuFtenances.
Seized, taken in execution and to be sold
as the property of James b. Parks.
JOHN SNYDER, Sheriff.
BIoomsburg, March 81, 1861.
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Administratar,s Notice.

ETfERS OF administration on The estate
L. OF Jacob Wanamacher. late OF Frank
lin township, Columbia county, deceased,
have been granted by the Register OF Co
iumbia county, to the Undersigned, residing
in said Franklin township; all persons haV-
ing claims against the estate of the dece-
dent are requested to present them TO the
administrators without delay, and those
indebted to come forward and make pay
ment forthwith TO
MARY L. WANAMACHER,l ! Ad,s
FRANKLIN TREIBLEY,
franklin, March 6, 1861.