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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-14
BY Thos. w. keesee. Auet'r.
(Ofice corner 18th and Cary streets.l

Nv ThOs. w. Reese. Auetr.
(0fiice corner 18th and Cary streetsl
E,RUIr TREES FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
sold on TUESDAY AFTERNOON, February 10Th,
commencing at o clock, at the store of Messrs;
u. Blair X Co., 18th aad Cary streets, one box and
'I fs i II u THos. " KEEsgg, Ana'r.
nKESERYE YOUR TEETH..-Gse the best
Densifrce. and pearly white teeth are ins sns1
DER is recommended by our Dentists As the best
that can be made. Read the following
Il have used and prescribed .hs ysaponinae
in nay opinion, no better preparation ior the ehas
in view, can be compounded sa led w.ry peu,i,,p
Price 30 cts a Jar. Prepared only by
MEADE & BAKER, Pharmaeeutisis,
lss Main ST., corner above Post-omee
yr,O PHYSlCiANS.-Yoara attention is solicited
i 10 "PRoPYLAMINE," nee remedy for Rhen-
matisIn first successfully prescribed by Dr. awe
many other eminent Practitioners in Europe and
America. II is particularly mentioned ans hignIy
oommen dsd in the reports Of cases Of " Rhsams-
yania Hospi,al' We have the pure Chloride Pro-
pyIamine, aud also the solution Of propylsmine,
with difs1 MEADE B b Pharmae.ati..s
fes pss Main st. Garner aboyeP. o.
GEORGE HUMMEL's PREMIUM rs.
" sENCE OF coFFEE-one packsge OF thi,
Essence will 40 as far four pounds OF coffee, and
coffee made with it i'll perfectly the real
taste OF the best coffee, and have more delicate
and aner flavor, a haer color, and be more " hole
some than coffee without it; will also be eieal
without requiring anything else TO clarity It.. A
fresh supply Just received. For sale by
A. BoDRkER 4 Co., Druggists,
fee No, 10 Main street.
Under SHIRTS AND DNAWERA--Th,
- various sizes, weights and colors, ribbed ans
terbury and Rnglish iahyies ~ ID u breast ~ i
| Il waist, and the whole lot going Ut reduces
prices. w. b. TUPAAN. Agent.
/ fNa lee AAtn streef
THE GH1DUXTES 81 The Medical Collsg
j will save themselves both time and mancy 3,
| calling GA II. W. P0WERS, corner Of Main an
18th sfreets before purchasing their Saddle hANs
| InHlruments &C., u he has many very desafebl
| paaterns, 1t very low prices. CsA Aad exemlne
cADDLEN ERInLE1, AND MAnN9sa..
I y On hand, : large tet e saddles. hridtss. -
Sif9y aess''s' Ss''-' Atxx. MOTT.
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no PHYSICIANS AND MEDICAL sTU-

ITO PHYSICIANS AND MEDICAL STU
I DENTS.-Ail new and rare remedies, inclu.--
ing pure Propylainin and its compounds SUB
carbonate, Tannate, ValeriaDate and Subnitrate OF
s LEM a. iMndNsELLs PREPARATORY PRE- PRAVEzs
SOLUTION, solution of Pernitrate, Protonitrate,
Iran Alum; Syrups of Superphosphate and pyro-
be- e.: btXALATE OF CKRiUM. Phosphaies II Zinc
ard Potassa. ALL the new compounds Of NOR
PUIA, QUINIA, CADMIUM, IODINE, SODIUM,
POTASSIUM. MICHEL, &e; The HlpopHos-
Thing else in the Pharmaceutical line ali OF which
wifi take pleasure in showing to Physicians and
Medical Students, and OF giving all information
shout In person or by letter TO those at distance
"''"'' - JOSEPH LAIDLEY Chemist,
Sign of the Red Mortar,
fers sth and Main streets, Richmond.
TONE Y.-Another supply Of Restrained
IL Honey, OF superior quality, suitable Ior ho'ei
aps 1aGRssissT3 M fsf.sf
(,ARDEsN PEAA.-We have now in store fresh
VI supplies OF Extra Early Early May, Large ana ana
Dwarf Msrr0wiat Peas bnap Beans aiso' gu ouf
usual assortment of Garden seed, CROWN oi ts'0-
fei. +. JOHNSTON bbo., Drask.e.e.
EisH.i 900 bbs. Fish comprising h.s d Ga. h Als.
wives, Nos 1, and Mxckersl, shad, salmon
Witt r. e fi"h--'n store Aaa '0i BRiDGfoRD co.
CUKGICAL And DENT L INSTR Y.
y MENTs .--Eiastic Tfnssss. Medical saddle
S s. i W PETERSON / Coz. pragsisl.,
CWEET OTL.--We have now In store supply
- OF sweet Oh suitable for tohacconists, ana ior
'.Is ~ the selif 5Is h VI aai bso Drsss
DEyoNaslHIkEE, sEW Y, CMAIRssA y We
'sis sewing OF '' fos. Z Fl s vi co.
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ia 10 Corner Nam ana Iith or rear! SO.
AND STRANGERS, ATTEN.

Il TI0N NULL calls attention 10 his large and
well selected stock of CLOTHING and CENTS
FURNISHING GOODS, whica he offers low Tor
IN Richmond, kept formerly by Groshong, Tup-
man Co, and Tupmau * Hull. Every yard Of
goods selected by himself, made mp in the LATEST
StvIe and by first class hands. Always 81
hand the largest stock Of GENTS FURNISH
ING GOODS to be found in the city. Remember b q
sells only for cash and offers great Inducements
IRVING HULL, Agent,
Next to Pairo's Exchange once,
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GO NJ Z a n Y co.
OF THE FIRST REGIMENT OF VIRGINIA VOLUNTEERS,
On the Evening of the
TWENTY SECOND OF FEBRUARY, 1851.
(Ar y OCLoCK,)
To did the Company in Poying for its Nc,o Hall.
COMMITTEE OF ISvIrATIoN-Pinh Rose'.e.
Lieut.. 4. J. Tucker Corp'l J. Mcnonald,
Serg't +. II Langley, Qrmast. IL. II Miles.
Sergg't Eldridge Morris, Private r h. Craddock,
Private JAS. A. Royster.
COMMITTEE OF REcEPrIoN-Hhhc Rosette.
serg't B. F. Asnby, Corp'l A. J. snead,
Private II. Woodward
FLOOR COMMITTEE Blue Rosctte
Lieut.. Col. W; II, Fry, Lieut.. A. J. Tucker,
MANAGERS.
| Gov. John Letcher Surgeon Cullen,
! Lieut. Gov. Montaeiie, Asst Surg. Cuiinin gham
Mayor Joseph Mayo, Commiss'y D. b. Brids-
! Gen. Thos. i. Aughst, ford,
Attorney Genl Tucker, Q'rmast. VIM. Allan,
Adit. Gen. Richardson, Adjt. 6: q, otHy,
| Capt. WINS. G. Wickham Capt w. NJ. Elliott, Go.
Maj : Jnc s s f Ksdy, Lieut. s P. MITCHELL
| Capt. Geo. J. Austin, (CO. b.
| Capt. Cabell, Govern Capt. Miller, Go. K,)
| or Guard Capt. J. Dooley, GO. c.
| Capt. Cabell, (Fayette Capt. O. J Wise. Go. e.
| Artillery) Capt. K. NJ. Cary, Co. y
Col. p T. Moore, Capt. w. IL. Gordon, Go.
Maj e.' Il g G. PeYton Capt. Geo w. Randolph,
| Mai. WI. Munford, Go H.
Paymast W P. Munford, Capt. r F, Morris (Co. l.
Hg MUSIC, by SMITHS FIRST REGIMENT
Nc SUPPER furnished by an experienced Ca
! terer.
NJ TICKETS may be had at Mr.. ]. W. DAVIES
| Mechanics Institute. and OF any member of the
Invitation Committee. Tickets, admitting gen
tleman and two ladies, - 80, lie It's
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BY Alexander Mott, Auct'r.

FURNITURE, DRY GOODS, SHOES,
L &c.-will be sold at auction, at my store,
on THuRsD41 meP FukS cTlajpnes At ~ ''A
DRY 0OODS.-Eeady made Clothing. Shoes &c
GROCERIES.-Whiskey, Brandy, cigars, 10
ALSO.-Gold and Silver Watches, Jewelry aud
Fancy Goods. -
fe IL ALEA MUTT, Auct T.
MIGHT SALES.-Will be sold, ut auction,
N THIS EVENING, and continued until further
notice, u large and general assortment Of WatrhesI
Jewelry Plated Ware, Cutlery, Dry Goods and
Fancy Articles Sale to commence at o'clk r III.
in 53-ts + ALEXANDER MOTT, Auctr
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WOOD. COAL, &c.


COKE.-The prlees of CARBON HILL CoAS
v will be- until further notice, as follows
Lump Coke, ....,,........... .3o'oo PEI iVau-
Stove Coke, .......,..............o.N =, =,
de lots JOHN J. WERTH. Agent.
OAK AND PINE WOOD-seasoneda and under
de- e1ts '' JNO j. wERTH. Ag't
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STEAMBOATS,, SHIPPING, &c.

III FOR NORFOLK.-The good Schr.
4eI-IA- "AlARI l.. JOHNSON" Capt. BCRR0UGHs,
~S3f=7hhaving portion of her cargo engaged and
going on board will have dispatch, For remain
der. apply to w. ID. COLQuITT u co.
fe 13-it
IN FOR NEW YORk-FlRST VESSEL
44lsI~ VIRGINIA LINE OF RICHMOND AND
-a=@zs' NEW YORK PACkETs.-.The schooner
WYTHE, Capt. JOIN FUTILE, having the greater
portion of her cargo engaged and going on board,
will have quick dispatch. For ba lance OF freight,
apply to lie l2--ltl DAVID WIN. CURRlh.
81 FOR BALTIMOR E.-The regular
81 ! packet Schooner "H0PE," Captain NJ, B,
~f7=s- FRANK, having the greater portion OF her
cargo engaged, will sail with quick dispatch. For
balance 1i freight, Apply to co1o,r,rr & co
ta 9-1w w. II. t'bIt IL ~ w.
,.ss--r715-,., CON'S LgNE.-F RE- 10 IL
- BOATS TO LYNCHBuRG THREE
Ea-A--->----'-TIME A WEEk-TUE SDAIS,
THURSDAYS AND SATURDAYS.
Boat MERCHANT, Capt THos. I, EhETT.
Boat JAS. J. IRBY, Capt: L. MAYO.
Boat OLIVIA, Capt. H. w. CITY.
Boat ELLA SCOTT. Capt. J. w. SrRArToN.
Boat FAME, Capt. W. II. PARSONS.
Boat --, Capt.
These Boats are all of the first class, commanded
bv careful Captains and hands. and leave prompt
~ as advertised. For freight, apply to
> GUY x COX, Agents, .
ats At Cox 5 Shed, Dock street.
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ME. LIME. LiME.-l am PREPARED 70 tul

4 ME, LIME. L1mE.--i AN prcpditu " aut
| nish farmers and others with SHELL LINE of
the best quality, in large or small quantities, as
low or low err. than it can be obtained elSew mere,
cred at any of the depos, or ON board 81 boas
ia the Basin or Dock. Please send your orders TO
nv lime kilns on the Canal or at Bacon quarter
branch or JOHN J. WEETHs Office, corner leth
street and Basin Bank, or SMITH y HAkWoOp :,
Hardware Dealers, No. 81 Main street, ana they
r. Ims WIN. SMITH.
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HORSES, &C., FOR SALE,

>ag TWO FRESH COWS FOR
ENsgs SALE Low.
GE~1aA Apply at Stall No 80, Old Market:
-1NyzWs il I2-3tx JNO. NJ. DAILY.
II FOR SALE-A young, well broke
I@NHORSE-rides and works well--can be seen
~S~Aat our stable, in the rear OF our warehouse
de- a.ts KENT PAINE & co.
~ MULES, HORSES, &c, FOR
WA SALE have TWENTY MULES, SlA
WI HORSES, FOUR WAGONS and TWO
%,HxANEW DRAYS for sale, privately, on
siN months credit; all Of which eau be seen at
INV stable. on Dock street. between 18th and goth
streets. [ja la-2ml EDMOND BossIhuA.
,.a.-y7T7yh FOR SAL E--Two or three
EsSttsx--sk.:-4sCANAL BOATS. Apply at this
EHsfEssSssnE.-SS ,Mce no 23--ts
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DrssoLUrroNs. &c.

MSS LUTION.-The hrm OF MASON u
IL WHITING expired on the 9Th day of Februa-
ry, 1851, by mutual consents. Mr.. MASON h alone
authorized TO settle up tine eonearn Tie tMr Ma
from the concern MASON 4 WHITING.
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Messrs. Hicks & Anderson would respect

Notwithstanding to continue the CoMMIs-
SION BUSINESS,I most respectfully ask con
Arm of RASpoLpii 4 PAGE, and hope, by strict at
tention, to merit the same. Ny uncle, ID. c. RAY
DoLPH whc will probably be here often Tor the
neXt few months " il aid me in my business.
February l. 1851 fife lin MANN PAGE.
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A CARD have this day associated with me
"A in the PRODUCE COMMISSION BUSINESS,
DIX. PETER H. ANDERSON, formerly OF Amelia
county, and late of Chesterfield, under the style
and firm of HICKS y ANDERSON.
SAM'L D. HICKS.
Eal, II
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ORR CUSTOM.-We make it rule To Keep, at
~ all times, fresh, reliable, and las hionaDle
nossible from one season TO another. We there
fore propose for the next thirty days 70 offer snen
Inducements in all kinds Of WINTER CLoI hlNH
a. viii ensure sales Many styles must be sold
without regard to cost. ,,s
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OlSNOLUTlON..-Th firm Of MASON L Will
~ TING was dissolved on the Ath February. by
mutual consent. 2be subscriber Is atone author
lied to settle all business Of the late nrm-
CALEB MASON.
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"A sequence of the depressed state Of financial
affairs y the country, our stock OF Clothing and
Furnishing Goods is much larger this than at any
nrevious season the whole Of which we will dis
pose Of at greatly reduced prices, in order to to
Enable ali in want to BE- supplied at small cost
Onr stock consists q every article of Gents Wear
ing apparel-Eiack Dress Suits; Fancy Business
suits Black Brown and Blue Beaver CLOTH Sack
and Surtout Oyereoats; Shawls Dressing Cow MS;
Robes; Furnishing GOods, &c, NC, &c 40,
1913. NOAH WALKER co, l03,
. In, Il Ia a.
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Card.--Haring associated with me Mr. T. o.
MOUNTCAsTLE, we will continue 70 carry ON the
its branches We hope, by strict attention. to
give entire satisfaction to all who may favor
with their work
ne shop on Broad betw eeh sth and eth streets,
Redmond Va WHITING " MOUNTCASTLE.
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los EEAR. OF MARION, SMYTHE

BEAR. to be my true aud lawful agent to carry on
the business OF DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, SHOES,
Goods store on nth street, opposite TIE Old Mar
ket, to buy aud sell for cash only. JOS. BhAR.
p;nh,nnd Va Eeb | Is6I fe 2-2w*
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u various sizes, weights and colors. ribbed and
plain wear, Grey, Red and White shaker; Wa
ferbury and English fahyies ~ ID a breast ~ to
e waist, aud The whole lot going Ut reduced
prices. W.. .. TuPaAN Agent.
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7 HEREBY appoint john ". hlLb1 Ahp
/ nv Agent TO transact business for ne at the
corner Of 18th aud Cary streets, as dealer III
Lauors and other business pertaining to Keeping
J. HASTINGS.
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PIRIIl SALE.

ID virtue of an order of the Orphans Court q
G@ Bedford County, the undersigned win Offer fol
sale at Public Vendne on the premises on
Friday. the Ssh day OF March next,
she following described Yalua tie Real Estate,
situate in Monroe Township, Bedford County, ad-
joining lana Of Bernard Claybaugh, VIM. Carneii.
I'm Fletcher and Leonard Nycum, CONTAIN
ING 254 ACRES, about l30 acres cleared, about
l3O acres cleared, about acres Of which are good
me adow, balance ia high state of cultivation. -
The impro yements are two story Plank House a
double Log Barn, Wagon Shed, and other out
buildings. The purchaser can have possession on
the lst of April, 1861. Sale to commence at 10
O'Clock of said day, when the terms will be made
knewn By JOHN NYcUM,
Admir-. Of VIM. Nycun, decd,
Feb. %, 1861.
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Administrators Notice.

LiIERS Of administration having been granted
- 70 tie subscriber on thu estate of Csc. nitch-
~ late Of tBion Township decd, all persons To-
eeu'Sa to said estate are notified to make payment
,s-Ae aley, sud those having claims agains: said
S9e viii present them properly authenticated for
''ss'ea'ent. LEVI RITCaEY,
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kdmlrlslratar,s Netice.

/ ETTERS of Administration upon the Estate Of
u Francis McGirr, Late OF Juniata Township,
diord county, decd, having been granted to the
a5scrlocr by the Register of Bedford County, ali
persons having claims against said estate are here
bg notified 20 present the same properly authenti-
Gated, FOR settlement, and all persons indebted are
'eQueeLed 70 make immediate payment.
OWEN McGIRR,
Feb. %, 1861. Admir- Bedford Township.
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ELECTION.

L ;own Turnpike Road Company are hereby no.
I'D, that the annual Election Of the Company.
viii be held at the house of James Frasher, in
6caelsburg, en- the first Monday of Msrch next,
6tEeen the hours Of one and three O'Clock, p. u.
PETER SCRELL,
Feb. g, 1861. Secretary.
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Naliee Of Eneerharasian.

NOTICE is hereby given that application viii DO
4 Y laade 10 the Legislature of Peans ylyania Al
lis present sess.oas ior tha passage Of an aci en-
titled, s.An Act 10 Incorporate tho Poweiton Goal
and iroa Company" c,npegeling said eanlpanv to
held lands &c, 10 Bedford ani Aunlingaoa Cour
ties, and that thr names OF corporafors ii said
company will DC francis Jordan Samuel T Reeves
Thomas Bi8die, Robert II. Powell, Charles II
Rrodhead and William II. Haraed
Feb. l, 1860.
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.qD.MIA ISTR.4ToR,S NOTICE.

n FILTERS of Administration on the estate Of
IL Alfred S. Over, late Of South Woodberry
township, decd, having been granted to the sub
acIiber virg in Middle W oodbeIry tp., all persons
indgbted to said estate are requested TO make i'm
mediate payment, and those having claims against
the same, will present them properly authenticated
for settlement
CYRUS S. OVER,
Feb. Is, ls6l.-fs Admir-
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A-S-1--.- o

On the mofHing Of February l2,ls6l, after lew
davs illness, Mrs. ELIZA CcLvTs. in the 13i yeai Of
her sge.
Size vas born in 1888. married in 1904, and was
me sister of Gharlss Mcdowell
She was the mother OF ten children, nifty one
Grand children and foul great grand children, most
Of whom were present 1T her funeral
She joined the Presbyterian church IN Bedford,
in 1908, and has lived consistent member ever
since.
She resided in Schellshnrg about % years, during
which time she gained many warm friends. who can
truly sympathzc with her hereaved children.
respectfully Inscribed TO her Chill
drcsa.
Sons and daughters of ona mother,
We're bereft of that dear friend
God has claimed the soul forever.
Which our childhood did defend
And, we trust, in his rich mercy
He has borne her TO the skies,
W here ATTENDED by bis angels,
Sounds of sorrow meier shall rise
Yes. cur mother, we shall miss thee,
When then 1T hid bcueath the sod;
And our eyes shall ne'r behold thee,
When thou'rt in the land of God
But the Hest assurance whispers,
That Thy life was such one,
That the angels homeward led thee,
Trusting in Thy Fathers Son.
And when wears have ioated by US,
To the endless of time,
And temptations hard have tried Us,
We sh,il meet thee in that Cline,
If we but our Saviour's warning
Heed whilst il is called 10 DAY,
And in life's right sunny inorning,
Meekly seek his grace Away.
Oh then dcaw us closer 10 him,
Fix our hopes upon his loyei
Hrmhiy, in Eio word believing,
We shall all meet her above,
" here with hymns aud sweetest anthems,
We shall sing forever more
To the Lord, who brOugh; us hithef,
Aud our own great God Adore.
J. II. N.
On tac morning Of the I2sh Inst, IN Bloody Run,
ALICE eldest daughter u James B. and LoHisa
FaIguhGr, AGED years. / months and y days.
] he deceased Was a child Of sweet and lovely
manners and was dearly beioved by all who knew
her. She toie ber sffiiction with meekuess, and
lives in the eij9s smeut OF the smiles of heI
Heavenly Father Shortly before her death, she
requ, stcd ltcr parents bring her Sabbath Schoo
books and tickets, and after looking over them,
spoke il feeling te.ms Of tie School and her teach
cs, and requested her little sister TO be good
girl. her remains taken to the NJ. E. Church,
a very feeling and appropriate sermon was
delivered by Rev Il CleaYer. after which they
were followed "a thet i4ss resting place by her re-
iations, Sagb4'h Scboc. schoius aud others.
Oh S17i1ur come aud dry ogr tears,
Aad h9p I'd ta resign
THIS precious jewel 10 thy care,
Ard crown Gur ever thiee.
On .fe 18th inst. IN CicarsilIe, Rr. Isaac GROVE
aged SO ye4gs, and months.
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Mackerel and Herring.

CHOICE late caught fat fish, just received, et
" cheap side. 0STER Il CARN.
Feb. %, 1851.
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iTIYRNTIONI RIPLENEN !.

WGU are hereby ordered to meet for Parade
4 atthe Court House. in Bedford on Frid1y the
I'D of FetruaTs 1861 at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, in fnll
winter uniform (with plume) 1t is desired by the
Bigtde Inspector, that there he a fuli turn out;
very important business will be laid before the
Conpany on that occasion. By oIder of the
Captain.
GEORGE STIFFLER, o. s.
Jan. *,
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administrators Notice.

4 ETTERS of administration having been grant
IL ed TO the subscribers, on the estate OF Isaac
Grove, late of Monroe Township, decd, all per-
indsbted said.estste, are hereby notified to
make payment Immediately, and those having
claims against the sane viii present them properly
authenticated for settlement
JESSE GROVE, Vest Providence,
JOHN L. GROVE, Monroe
Feb. -, lS6l.-f Administrators
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EXECUToR,S NOTICE.

r ETrRRS tcstamentary having been granted to
h the subscriber, living ia Middle NJ Wcoabesry
Township, on the Estste Of Joseph Eeegv. late Of
said Township, deed all persons Indebted TO
sald estate are notified 20 make paynseut Ramedi-
ateiy, and those having claims against tie sa.ne
viii present the5u properly aathenliessei for set
tlamsnt y. s I4oNGEHBCKER,
Jaa- Il, IS6i.s Executor.
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EYEcUTaRS, AnrtrE

EfTERS TcstaInentary having been granted to
A4 the subscribers tbs Estate of James Him
ton, late Of Napier Township decd, all persons
indebted TO said estate hereby notified to make
payment, Immediately, and those having cleims
against the some viii present them properly authen
ticated for settlament
SHADRICK HINTON,
Napier TIP.
Jan. %, lS6I-f Schellsbm.
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RRCRIPqS And EXPENDITURES

OFF Bedford County Tor 1860. William Shafer,
W Esq, Treasurer Of Bedford County in &C
count with said County, from the 2nd day Of jan
uarv, 1860, to the 7th day Of January, 1861
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One Cent Reward.

AN away from the subscriber, living IN South
HS HoodhsIry Township, Bedford County. GU the
26.h nit., Aaron Bose, boy about eleEen yesrs
old, bound to ine 10 learn the farming sssiaess.
This is TO caution any person from t,ustiag or
harhonng said boy on my accoun. as l will pay no
debts OF his contracting. The above reward viii
be paid for bis delivery but no thanks
CHRISTIAN SN0RRERGER.
Feb. l, ls6I.-c
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wheat Flour.

noltE II sh ground family and Supc,fine
h., AVHF constantly on hand and for sale by the
FEB. q, 1851 '41'-''
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1861-02-22
ELECTION.

A election for FIVE managers Of the Chambers
IA burg and Bedford Turnpike Road Company,
viii be held at the Pubic House of J. Mcdonald,
ia NcCanncllsburg on Monday the 4th day Of
March next at O'Clock P II.
T. B. KENNEDY.
Feb. Is, 1861. President
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1861-02-22
Nl lGpM~MGrHl~ o.

A IL persons indebted to the subscriber, aIe
IN hereby notified 10 call and settle their ac-
counts before the first OF April next, they viii
be eft il the hands Of Justice for collection.
SARAH e. POTTS.
Feb. 10, 1851.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1861-02-22

II = III. H4rr,'s.
De-. Il, 1869.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1861-02-22
PUBLIC SALE
OH IALLIlBLR REIL ESTlTR.

>ESY virtue Of an order of the Orphans Court Of
- Bedford County, the Undersigned viii offer It
pubic sale, the premises, on
Saturday 23d OF Ma rcEa. next,
the following descii5ed real estate.
PuIpart ga, - containing So acres and 26 per-
chs nett, being The third part thereof, adjoin-
log lands Of Jaeo5 Snder, Frederick Stoler and
others
Part eB - conta!ning AZ acres and l2s perches
nott measure, adjoining lands Of Samuel Burger,
Jacob Working and others.
pgrpayt -. = containing 2l2 acres nett measure,
adjans lands Of b. Snowbcrgsr, Martin Miller and
others, and
Pugp-rt 3D. containing I28 acres and Al per-
ches nett measure, adjoining lands of Frederick
S;oler, a. Eydrsole and others all situated ID
Middle Eoodberry Township, Bedford County.
Being the real estste OF DR.. VIM. W. Reed,
decd, lately appraised under proceedings in Par
tition.
TERMS: One third at confirmation Of sale and
The balance in two equal annual payments without
Interest. AAkON REED,
Feb. %, 1861. Executor