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TUESDAY MORNING, APRIL

b. the Psthe periodic attacks Of Nervous SEX
Hcadachs may prevented and II taken at the con-eace
relief from pain and Will be
obtained
They seldom fall In removing TIE SHsed and Hsadacas 70
which females so subject.
Thy act gently upon the bovel'-rsmov!rg CotiDeness
Per Lerdry Js Students Delicate Females and all persen,
Of addnrry AaBi8 they valuable Lazcars improving
appetite giving UigOT the digestive organs
restoring The elasticity and strength OF the whole system
The 0ETHALTC PILLS the result Of org investigation and
c<re'uiy nduoisd has hAen 10
during which tine they have rresensed and relieved vast
amount of pain and suffering from Headache whether ona
ting in the system om deransed state Of the
sfomlcA
They entirely vegetable IN their composition, and may be IA
ken o. al times with perfect safety without max chsnEe Of
Diet and GsGlece Of any da2yeeabS his, renders Il edsy
% administer Hs7H 70 ohiLfyea.
BEWARE OF COUSTEREElTsl
The genuine have Ave signatures OF Henry spsng each
box.
Sold by Druggists and all other Dealers IN Medicines
box will be sent by mai! prepaid, receipt OF the
PRICE, 25 CENTS.
All orders should be addressed TO
HENRY G. SPALDING,
AS Cedar Street, New York.
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IMPROyED FRENCH YOhE SHIRT EMPORIUM.
GentlemenS Furnishing Goods

WE hand shirts all prices aun,s
w and Styles which closing reduced priees
These shirts all made with the famous Improved French
Yoke and warranted TO 1T
Our Of Ties and crava cant be city
Richmond.
We would call attention large Under Shirts and
Drawers which full contains full lines in sk GauIs
Herinoes, Linen, and Cotton.
We hays increased facilities for making Shirts order At
The shortest ,oSsble notice. and perfect warranted
Also, sl.ald, fne stock OF Ready Made Clothing
STURTEYANr 4 MAGwtRF,
Jel5 No. "a Main Street. Cor. 14th II.
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BEIiK VERNON OHIo Jan 10, ls6l
Henry G. SPALDrsG, Esq,
Please nClosed iwenfve cer for which send arOthr
bog Of your Cephac Pills. They drshHy ns hest P fAdre
tried.
Direct A. SLOWER P.M
Belle Vernon Wyando: o. C.
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RICHMOND FEMALE SEMINARY
on GRACE STREET BETWEEN SD 4TH,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.

FHHE next session Of this Institution commence on Of
The Pdacp pal viii be aided heretofore BY selected
Of Assistants who, with their ability experience
fsll 70 give satisfaction
The Boarding Department will be under the management Mr.
and Mira Dupuy assisted by Mrs Mary Casses form ey
yansh They alone viii reside 10 Seminary with the young
at and Will exercise PGrsail control
committed . their charge.
The which has attended EFFORT 20 establish In the city
Of Richmond Female Seminary ofthe class has encouraged
the Principal 20 provide ample
seSou The buildings being enlarged important
notifications ~ be made In then which VIII add greatly
convenience and comfort The lodging
ventilated and not than nom four boardels
Py one 7oo The Recitation Rooms VIII be arranged for the
Accommodation ofthe pupils
TERSls FoR NINE MONTH";
Beard. ............. $500 90
washing fge and lights so 90
ruloa In the Preparatory Dep 80 20
DO IN ordinary sish branches ...... 80 90
60 IL advanced 90 do ...................... 50 90
DO 10 Modern and Ancient Language each 20
Aac, Vocal and instrumental (PSno and 6ular) for
Lesson OF cre hourpCr week. 40 90
Ir tEc ons of one hour each per week 50 90
ose q, '..-............... 10 W
Drawing 10 Crayon 90
Paahng IN Water c0ors ........... .......... 90
Painting IN 50 co
One S a able on e si Of Oct 1850 and he remainder on
hs 18Th Of Fehy 1851
Reference rrde D. Hoge, Sad Of the
nrn~r patrons o. the school.
Catalogues Seminary containing detailed ino-ma
or De htnej zzy bookstore In the city by S??ca
A NJ DUPUY
iy1 Richmond, Va.
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EDUCATION.

AgRS. PHILIP MAYO will reopen her School, AZ
w Sycamore Church On h street. between Bread and Mar
shA the first Monday IN October she receive few small
boys. Terms ESQ per session Of months. VISIT
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Battle near WashIngtOn City |!

By a Telegram received here, We i"arn that
Z. the Ohio regiment commanded BY Col. Nc
Cook, accompanied b, Gen. Schpnck, "e-" pfo-
cecding on the cars from Alexandria toward
Lscsburg, Va, when within short cjstancr Of
a hltlp village called Vienna, about ten miles
from Washington. the train was frri upon by
a concealed battery, killing nomb"r Of the
troops and wouod,ng others, tn" r"raind-r De-
ing compelled 10 retreat. The MT. infeiigen-
esr's account has It that 900 Frdyr4I troops
we're BILLED and woanded other accounts say
)a!v one tenth Of that purbes
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/ NEW DEM0CRA TIC MORNING PAPER.
~ Il Il i n NION."

With a yIew 10 meet q universally admitted want,
the undersigned VIII issue Monday Isl Of
Jui n"xt. a Morning Prlny Paper, 10 be called
s.THE UNtOE.''
The great nj. SION OF the Democratic Party. which
has ever stool a, the bnloark of he UNIoN ni the
Champion of the CoNsriTuTioN, render its entire
unlrY nd bold attitude In this hOu! OF National PER
II matter Of vira concern. The pending strusgl le
is not i+ss Tor the mdintana Tee oi a UdUrd Coun-
Try than fof the PrrprtuatIou OF Democratic PunrI
pies, ex1onnded by JEFFERSON aud JACKSON. / ne
most mouento srr>ult> ha.,g upon the Issue. M-ie
party questions for The time by common con-
ali ou ned. The past is de4d, save in lis les
oil experience.
The Democratic hosts have not shrunk flom then
full share he TesponsIbliIt AID dangers OF The
prgpuey. They have rallied with acc ord a.
round ,ae standard OF common country. Bat
the occasion imposes other duties. The Govern
ment will demand ami receive the willing support
OF every patriot, IN IL, Efforts 10 vlndc4te thu Ma
IIOnai no or and tP-as>ert he National authority
but the rrs rvaton of Constitutional Liberty rests
moe with The people than with Congresses end
CabnrtS. Ysh4ncr and UnIty the. elore sp.
cia'iy requisite IN III pres NJ JilriaT-.
II IS The pnrpo- of Ih~ ProprIrtors 10 make THE
UNION - in every respect irst-clas- journal
Tn Democracy OF the whole StaIp feel The need Of
a bold md vigorous M-ftoPJIitaL daily aHt no ell
fort vii bp spared 10 render TIE UNION both
popular III efficient newspaper. and as i@Ar-
ess exponent OF the great principles for which the
Democratic party have ever coGieHded, and which
a.e now so unhappy imPeried.
Th- Prop ieto have perfected such arrange
men's wi place the enterprise, from the begin
nlhg, pon a substantial business basis, with abnh
dant Weahs 10 make Newspaper second IN inter
est and ability to no other 10 the city and while
the paper will be earles,y Dpmocr TIC, it Will sed
uonsly avoid a faction, the deadliest bane to
party efficiency.
We look +" the Democratic Muses. for support,
and shall labor to make THF UNION in every way
worthy rher confidence and liberal patronage, a,
fresh, readable ard lraIess Journal.
/ rkRHS Per Annurn. Three Dollars Orders
shouii be addressed 10
10. SEVERNS & Co.
No $50 South Third St, PuIladelphia, Pa
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Office nF lNnEIslrloN


N WHseEAs Eliza Colvin, late
Of Schellsburg Borough, deceased. died seized Of
the following Real Estate, VIZ; One tract OF lana
on Cnestnnt Ridge in Napier Township, Bedford
county, adjoining lands of John S. Stauler, Charles
w. Colvin and otbe 5, containing ten acres. leav-
ing issue, the chiren of issue, nine fuil heirs
VIZ Jane Schell, decreased, leaving issue Abraham
e., Charlotte A., James H, Margaret, Martin and
Edward Schell, the last two OF VII bonn minors,
who have for their qua dian Robert VI Ia ylor, Esq5
James, residing in Indiana, Abraham, Charlotte
and Martin. residing 10 Ohio, and the Others 10
B,dfo county Charlotte intel married with Mar
Tin R-yley, Eliza int-rmarri-d with Robert NJ.
Taylo Esq. Reuben Colvin, Vim. ColvIn, Geo. NJ.
Covin Chas w. ColvIn, Margaret inteImafTed with
John NJ. Robson, nd John f. Coiyln, all residing
in Bedford county,
Notice is, therefore. hereby given that in pursu-
anee OF writ OF Partition. Valuation to me dl-
Iect-d, l will proceed 10 hold an nquisiTion, OF
Valuation, on tie premises, on Tuesday, tn Jih
day OF July next when and where all parties in
terested attend il they proper.
JOHN J, CESSNA, Sh'f.
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HEALTH AND Pure BLoop ARE INsErARA
Bile. .-Rrccollrct that all sickness arises from
impuiiiy OF 'hr blood, and that ludson's Noun
tain Herr Pills viii so sur.ly fnd out and
cranse these hnpuritlr, ho;n the system, that
disease cannot exist. So simple and innoc-nt
ATE the herbs and plants that cnmpo,r them tha /
IT IS ant necessary 10 have them sugar coated in
order thai the stomach can bear them. In most
cases, Pills are sugar coated because the mate
rails ni which they are made arr an gripping and
malignant that other wise a delicate stomach
could not o, ar them.
These Pills deal with disease as it is, AMI
will not only cure by removing the cause, but
will build IN and restore the broken constiu-
tion. There are many who have so triArd with
their constitutions that they think medicine
cannot help th"m; let not even these despair
incredibly and skepticisn is overihrown by
mass oi testimony VIII, b is truly irreSisli Die -
A frs! the virtues ascrihpd to these NOUN
TAIN HERB PILLS were deerned FABULOUS
The pIbIic hal Been 50 often deceived that they
could rot brlirve 'hp simple truths advanced by
ih-tr di<cov@rrr Y-i facts nndruiahle, attsstrd
hv witnesses at tn highest character and re-
speciality, have proved, and arr proving each
dav, The virlnes oflhis '.mighty healrr'' They
mark BY their miraculous efficacy aod power
new era in medicine.
% SoLD By ALL MEDICINE pEALeRs ~
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HARDWARE By THE TOY.
May 3tst, '6i~
SALE OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
By virtue of an orter % he O phaos' Cnnrt o.
Bedford county there viii b. SOLD al public v~'l-
due udou the premises al the lste residence John
Black, DECD. on
TUESDAY, 25Ih DAY OF JUNE, NEXT,
one Tract ri h,st-1ate Pottutcd Lard, situate in
Napier township, Bedford county, containing / So
acres and 1873 p-Iches, nett, tn good dwelling
house, 'arsp sIz-, and f-tsaal house, good Bank
Barn, nearly new, we'll finished and painted, and
Other out-huItiings thereon erected aboHt 40
cleared and all n good state Of cultivation wtfh
two apple orchard, thereon; adjoining lands of
James Taylor, Andrew Crisman aud OF hers.
The above oprrty IS situate on The Northwest
side OF Chestnut Ridge, a. mile. from Srh-iShurg,
well improved, and good quality OF Limestone
Land.
Terms of Sale One-third to remain the prem
iseS during the Ii cline of the widow, interest TO
be paid her annually, one.third uf the balance in
hand, ard the remainder 10 two equal annual paYS
ue1ts
Sale TO commence al 0o'c ,ock on said day, when
due attendance wit be given by
}. F. BLACK,
May 24th, 'eT. Admin tstlator.
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Latest war News.

We learn by telegraph thai the U. S. Troops,
after severe engagement, have taken possession
Of Bonneville, No. The capital OF tnat State
IS also in possession of U. S. soldiers, the Gov
ernor having been compelled to Zee. The
loss of the Missouri Militia, al B'onevE'le, in
put down at 800 killed aoG wounded.
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GROCERY :
y I'D g 90 VS.

NJ EW GROCERY -
~ cURNER VEST PI1T Avp IrL1ANA STREETS.
THE subscriber is opening al this we'll known
stand, we'll srlerted stock OF Groceries, Con-
dictionaries. Tobacco and Cigars, consisting in
part OF Coffee, brown, crushed, and pUlverized
Sugars, refined and golden Syrup, baking Mo,asses,
Young Hyson, Imperial and Black Tea, Choco ate
Corn Starch, havornS extracts, Cheese, Com
Brooms, painted Buckets, Dustng, Wall, Scrub,
Horse, Shoe, Tooth and BAR, Brushes.
CONTEMPORARIES,
Such as plain and fancy candies, fruited candies
and vored J-lhes water, butter and sw eet Crack
ers, foreign fruits, Oranges, Lemons, Figs, Rasins,
Prunes, ID tes, Curants. CIirons, FIberts, Walnuts
Cream Nuts, Almonds, y Pea Nuts.
TOBACCO.
Congress Plugs, Sweet Plantation, Natural Leaf
Rough and Ready. Lynchburg Smoking, d So eriol
article, Cut and Dry, &c,
CIGARS.
Operas, Sizes, Half Spanish and variety of other
brands The Public are respectfully invited 10
give him call.
Picrics and May parties supplied at very reasona-
ble prices.
All Kinds of country produce taken at the high
est market prices. j. B. FARQUHAR.
Bedford April %, 1861.
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SHEEP.

- Game tn the premises II
ihe snhsc ID in South Woodberry to- ONE tine
since, five head of 'hersp, vi h The wool on and
tNo lambs, o r OF th- lamb, has black pot b.
backs TWO Of them rams, with horns and
three ewes i've od sheep have the left ear crnpprd
nd piece rut of he right. The owner VIII please
10 ward. prove property, pay charges and take
them away, or they viii BE- disposed of according
10 Law. DANIEL BEGHTEL.
Nobel's Mill, June 81, 1861.
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June i4th, '6l.
HARVEST: mAGSVEsT!!

NANNY & Woods Reaper and Mower, with the
wonderful self taking attachment greatly lmprOved
Fnd warranted 10 work wrl. Also,
WOODS LITTLE MEADOW QUEEN MOWER,
hich has but 1e4 lbs, dr. ugh ut, nd war antad TO
cGi lodged olovrr ani al other gr ss-nparly ~
iron and steel. light dutable and chap. MnGy x
Woods machines, now best the world, for small
farms md all kinds of work, and thousands
aire dy sold fo~ his season, u who must
der i5'meaiatriy a. harvest j. almost here. Also,
? DOZ. sGREFN CASTLE GRAIN GRAD .ES, -
which i lh- iIghie,t runiug cradle known.
The largest and best assortment OF Grain and
Grass Scyinrs and Sneds' ever btoush, Bed
fard Harvest Implements OF all kinds, ami bet
Ter qua 'ity than tho,e kept at Dry goods stores.
Prices 70 suil the tInfes.
HARDWARE By THE TON.
Wishing to continue in business and it beng my
interest 10 peess The people by fair dealing AMI
reasonable prces, will allow 10 regular dealer 10
under So me. Having los enough by those who
have ca5r'ed oil my property Tor their
der speclous promises 20 pay, ! am determined II
trust none but nsn who known in 1"unrty
hon e-r, reliable aud prompt, making good their
promises and SEQ nIug 10 use Others eood- ;aout
endeavorins, at least 10 reader N equivalent.
"CHEAP FOR CASH AND SHORT TINE"
WN. HARTLEY.
let
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pUBLlC SALE
OF REAL ESTATE.

Of KbHL En- 3 =.
81 virtue Of order of the Orphans Court of Bed
ford comfy The subscriber Will offer at Public sale,
on he premises in the Vi llage of Granville, Mon
roe nshie, said County. on satu day the 81 day
Of August next a HOuSE& LOT Of ground, late the
Dronrfty OF Mrs. Hannah Horton. decd. s'tnate on
Main street said village and bounded by SAID main
on the Fast an alley the West, Isaac Groves
lot on on the North and lot of Nicholas Border street
on the South.
The location Of said property s desirable one.
making il worth The attention of any one wishing
acomtortabl home. rhs Improvements are two
story log dwelling honse and log Stable, with vel
of goot water at the door.
TERMS-One third of the pure base money in
rand at the conf nation OF the Sale and the balance
in two equal payments there ftsr without int re 81
10 be secured BY Judgments or Bonds and mortgage.
g%Ssl. to commence AZ one o'e ock.
DAVID EVANS.
June 81. 1856, It's Trustee.
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q LLEGHENY. MALE
"a FEMALE Sc HINARY,
&c AsNSESUEsES, Bedford Co, E'a,

kEF' " ~. bhlM, a. NJ, FiInciPai,
Miss A l. BRTM, Preceplrp>s.
Miss ). RRlM, F~acher on Piano Forte
This institution, under the supervision OF the a
bose named persons, assisted by other comPaten-
Teachers, affords fail course in NJ lhrnatics
Natural sciences. Languages, and Bellies Lettres-
music, Painting, &c, il gives extended insIruc
tion. The Spring Term will commence on April
1861. Students admitted at any time. Habits of
health, system, aud p omptness view, moral, So
clal, and domestic, are here made prominent OBJ
iects Of education. That the physical powers,
we'll as the mental may be ecultivated-Calisthen-
ic exercises are uecessaTy-heTe the Students
meet each day for systematic physical exercise.
900 60 win pay for board, including fu'-
JDZE.oU nished rooms, room rent, fuel and
tuition in common English, par term Of eleven
weeks. Extras, i moders'e charges, even less
than heretofore, or than the circular calls for.
Students prepared for the highest citss Ia col
lege.
For Circulars, or particulars, address
", ~. BRIM,
Dec. 81 1860 Eainshurg, Pedford Co.. Pa
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May 10Th '6i. ly.

DUBLIC SALE OF
4 VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
by virtue of an order of tie lOrphans' Court Of
Bedford county,, the undersigned will offer a, Pub
lie Sale, The premises, in Monroe Toyenahip, on
SATURDAY 18th JUNE, NEXT,
all the following described real estate, Wig: $50
acres of innd. adjoining Henry Milestone, Bernrd
Means heirs. Bernard Steckm n and south SIDE of
Tussey's Mouai in, and having thereon erected
Log House ard Shop, about 40 acres thereof clear
ed and under fence.
ALSO,
90 acres. being part of snohsr tract ltne mansion
iracD and adjoining the above--ebout 90 acrsx
thereof cleared. adjoining Henry wbets,one, Bes,
us1d Means' heiys and Others.
TERMS Usde known on day of sale
o. E. SHANNON,
Adm'r. of Daa1 Meeus decd
May iIth. 'ei. st.
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March %.
/ DMI5TRaTOR'S NOTICE.

A DMI5TRaTOR'S NOTICE
IN LrtttIs # adninisiI alton,
La'in & bet0 eIsnted 60 the subseTiber on the Es-
Sate OF Dsoie Mcdonald, tate of Union Township,
bedto outt, decd they hereby totify alIper -ons
indebted TO said estate 20 make in payment
and all Sing claims will present them properly
authenticated for settlement.
henry MCDONALD
MICHAEL WERTZ. { N'"F D.
May i7th, 'ei.s
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NO FOR TIE 8.
PIANO FokTEs.
PIANO FoRTEs
PIANO FORTEs
PLANO FORTES
PIANO FORTEs
PIANO FORTEs.
PIANO FORTES.
PIANO FORTES.
LfCHTE & BRADBURYs
PATENT INSULATED FULL IRON FRAME
NEW SCALE, GRAND, AND SQUARE
4 G.LlrI,l


PATENT INSULATED FULL IRON FRAME
NEW SCALE, GRAND, AND SQUARE
PIANO F0RTES.
THE INSULATED FRAME preserves the or
glnal tone OF The instrument in all its purity, secu.
ring It for ali time against that most disagreeabl
inequality Of tone inv riaby found in All other Iron
Frame Piano Fortes. II greatly strengths5s the
case, aEd thus keeps The Piano Forte muck Ionger
in tune. II gives the instrument much feiler
richer and sweeter Tone II sda7ts the Piano 70 ali
climates, and TO eli changes of atmosphere, ard ih
all respects is pronounced by our best artstes'
he grea improvement of the age in Piano Forte
construction producing al Instrument ackaowl-
edged to be superior all others made in this ccau-
try or Europe.
fl te'o Testimonials from some oftde most en-,
Taeat Pianisfs and .HusiciqB in tie
tcorid, an regard TO the Superior.
'fy Of our .NeaO Seafe Pafent
insulated Piaa0
Fo,tes.
al have examined the Piano Fortea Of Llshte &
Bradbury's with entire satisf ,cIion ! knoy not
that ther- any others better, either in ouf eva
country or elsewhere.
"DR. LOWELL MASON.
's!n clearness, richness, ard volume Of tone de;l-
caey, elasticity Of touch and fine repeating aclon,
J have never played uPon tseir equal
''H A, WOLLENHAUPT.,
'Tn volume, iichness, nne5s and Fueiv Of tore,
and in decacy OF touch, they certainty excel, and
in that beautiful singing quality desirable, yst
seldom found.
WILLIAM MASON.
81 have never played upon so rich and keAgy
tone Square Piano Forte.
"ARTHUR NAPOLEON
Il am aston shed aad delighted With the New
Scale Iron Frame Piano FoTtes m lde BIZ you There
Ina-t be splendid future for Lghte Il Bradbury's
Piano FoTtes.
"GEo F. ROOT"
Il have never played upon so fine an instrument.
"GEO. F. 5RISTOW.'
''i consider them as 10 beauty. richness, funess,
and equality of tone, well as their agreeatie e
lastic loeea, equal, il superior. 10 any Pianos
made IN tais colntry or Europe
Karl wells.
''They have all the requirements for sDperor
Interpretation of both classical a1 modern conpc-
sitIons.
'sMAURICE sTRAKCSR.''
alt affords me pleasure TO add my testimony 70
the many artises who speak in the highest terms of
Insulated iron Frame Piano Fortes and mist say
that yonr New Scale very far surpasses ali your
former efforts, producing instrument far superi-
or IN all the excel lencipS that constitute perfect
Piano Forte, 10 any with which am acquainted.
t'rHEO. EISFELD.''
'shaving examined your New Scale Iron Frame
Pianos, we must express delight and pleasure
at their superior excellence. FoT their peculiar
rich volume of tone, lne elastic touch, and in all
the requisites necessary foI perfection in the ihstru
meit, we must say, 10 all our experience, We have
seen nothing 20 compare with then, and we can
most cordially recommend them TO our friends and
the public
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DUBLiC SALE OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
By virtue OF an order of the Orphans Court of
Bedford County the undersigned will offer for sale
on the p ernises on
SATURDAY, 18th JUNE NEXT,
the fol owing described Real estate, viz
A tr. CT of land containing 2I2 acres adjoining
lands of u. Snowherser, Martin ~ Her and others
designated the diagram attached to the ocee.
diH2s In Partition on Dr.. w. ". Reeds estate as
part sc, = ard situate in Middle Woodbury. Town
shjp.
TERMS One third in band on confirmation Of
sale end balance in two equal annuI payments
without interest.
AARON REED,
Ex'r Of DR.. W. w. Reed, deed
Nav
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May 24th,eT.
ASTER'S SALE
vi OF REAL ESTATE =

1TASTER'S SALE
vi OF REAL ESTATE =
Samuel yondersmIth Ia the Court of Com
VS.. mcn Pleas cf Bedford
William Lyon. County, November Term
1860,
WHEREAS 5t the afore. aid Term ot the said court,
Judgment entered against the defendant in the
above eEti ed cause, the effect that said reien-
daHt should pay am sums Of money IN manner
and form specified in the verdict, said judgment be-
ing the bal nee of the purchase money loT GER
tam real estate and, whereas, at the April Term
of aIt court, A y. 1861, the Undersigned was ap-
pointed sfer IN Oh nee Y TO sell real estate,
the said defendant should pay the portion of thu
said snu which cue and pay able on or about
he 22d day Of May, D.. 1861, with interest,
Now, rE"-e tore, d~fanlt having been made in said
pa yn' n; aforesaid |, by vutua OF aid pPnlnment,
Will sci The premises, Saturday The 2eth day
of June, next, the hour Of 10 clock the fore
of >aId day, III the Right, Tit ard Interest
Of William Lyon, the AFORESAID defendant, in ard TO
he to OWL described property, TO wit To Thir-
ty three (33) acres, or les, ot farming land,
mostly cleared and ur der cultivation, situated in
Bedford Town-htP, near the Borough of Bedford and
bounded by | nds OF Shuck's herr, Wm. NJ. Hall,
E>q, Samuel Wonder. NTH, and by other lands of
Wm. Lyon. Esq. and now in possession OF said de-
iendant aforesaid, to the highest and best bidder,
for cash.
JOHN f. NcGlRR,
Bedford, May 3lst, sci. Master, sc.