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Newbern weekly progress., 1862-03-11
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THS WHisKr 0ADNAScE-Thc Convention
Ordinance gives the distillers all they could
ask in permitting them to convert grain in
to poison until the 18th Of April, for though il
may not be fact generally known it never.
theless is fact that wbisky making always
ceases in this State about the ist Of Nay. So
-we-hoPe the people Hill Eot-. ieel- that they
arc under any obligations to the Convention
for the whisky ordinance, for i, had as well
not been passed, as far as practical results are
concerned.
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tsrs wiH have on them. Vsknos No, ~ .s
DO trust Southern people rill he cl|Isni %
leave vengsAnes 10 the haad5 Of him - Eho.n
Il belongs. Iss rs not forget that he Ioag
Of Sloan fsll not on those Eho we're wicked
oloue. al them that dVrIlsd 10 Jerusalem. ahi
that whils we may righifally usr all he lAs.
ful means which Heaven has placed N oer
hands IN repelling wicked INVASION OF onr
rights and iibertics. ard may and ought o BE
thsukfuffor alt good interpositiou in our be-
hail. yet We ought not rejoice over The suffer
ings Of our fellow.men, however mnch they
may be deserved Let Us rather, prIy iof lhs
amendment of our own Ways, and f1ave our
cause in the keeping ofthat merciful Providence
who has promised 10 be with the man who
does justice, loves mercy and walks h1mblY
with his God. Especially do we rsprd .thi,
advice as proper on this day Of Naaonal Hu'
initiation for our own sins.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-03-11

VIC commend the article appended not only
TO- it's Christian sentiment but also because
ito tone is exceedingly appropriate. We take
the article from the Savannah Nens Of tae 2sth
ult
TnE PoIsoxED CBALIcE COMMENDED To THEIR
0wS iIPS = Everybody remembers The fendsh
malice with which ecrtAin Yankee papers
gloated over the destruction Of large portion
Of the city OF Charleston IN December A
shout ofjoy went up from Northern demons al
what they .prolessed TO believe was direct
visitation OF Heaven upon Carolina, secession
and SoulhHn rebellion. We did not then.
and do not nos, believe this feeling prryaded
the entire North. or that every mRn there real.
ly rejpiced Vt tho suffering Of unfortunate
Charvstonians but wc did then and do now
believe the masses Of Northern pcuple in Their
mad lrslru Tor Vengeance on the South, would
stirklc Of no meais 10 crush w out, and that
nothing but fear &c n terrible reIribiion re-
strains their use Of the most unhallowed IN
strumenls Of revt, &c. IL n this onHciion on
the minds, not only Of Southerlisrs, but Of the
civilized world, that makes the Lincoln Gov.
rrnmcnt stencil IN tho nustrils Of orderly and
lphilanlhrGpir people everywhere; and tho day
will surely como when the horror arising ou
Of the recollection Of Yankee cruiltes will b,
el ialicd only by that winch u connected Will
the burning iagots Of persecution and the rvck
lng blood OF thS gullaline
! The late DISASTROUS fire at Boston, the furl
Gus and destructive storm which has jus
swgpt over that bit bed Of fAnuticism and ovsl
ether -impartaht Northern oilies-causiuE im
monso destruction 10 our enemies and 20 onr
selscA They should sys IN these disaster
the hsnd Of The ahn,c Providsuee which rule
tho affairs Of al men, and they should lear
lhrrcfrom 10 m05ofnl6 Ilrlsir malice aud ibinl
saaIilsbly sfS.hrJ What sfvol these disal
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lie also states that he hrsrs nothing ron
The South except what be geis through lie
Northern papers and that were he 70 eOnhds
IN thsu he should be forced 10 the coaslaEioh
that this whole country h under ths ! Elilsy
control Of Abrsham's follewsuL
Mr. Garner says the EngliSh people synpa.
thiss greatly with the South and express much
anxiety for our success, and thal he has be
come very much attached to them. but he
could not form any idea As to when recOg.
milton would take place.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-03-11
--latest Northern aud European

NORFOLK, March G.-Eorthern papers, of
yesterday, have been received here, and below
send you condensed report OF the principal
items or points OF news they contain:
PORTLAND, Me-, March 4.-The steamship
Norwegian has arrived here with Liverpool
mail dates to February 20th and by tele.
graph from Liverpool to Queenstown to HE
2lst. ~g
The steamship Tuscarora LEFT Gibralter on
the 1s,h Of February for the Spanish waters
at Algcsiras.
The Confederate steamer Sumter was still
at Gibraltar, waiting for coal.
In the House Of commons the supplimen-
tary estimates OF expenditures caused by the
Trent affair, amounting to fg7s, eco, was
agreed to-. Mr.. Bright denounced the policy
iof the Government, and said that the money
was worse than thrown away. Palmerston
said that Brght's opinions were confined to
himself The gunboats prepared for commits
sion under the Trent difficulty had been dircc-
ted to he dismantled.
An address 10 the Emperor Of France by
the Senate had been read. The debate com
menced on the goth Of February. The adj
dress regrets the suffering in France on the
account Of the war in America, and the effect
with the Emperor that the friendly relations
between the two countries renders neutrality
incumbent on the part Of France.
Il The French Bourse was lower, and Rentes
closed at 60 95.
The deeat ofthc Spaniards by the Mexican'
is confirmed.
The English funds at London were dull
and consuls were fat. Money was in moder
ate demand at 2i.
Sr. LorIs, March 4.-Columbus has beer
evacuated by the Confederate troops, and tn
town has bcsn burned by the rebels
They have removed the guns 10 Fort Ran
; dolph.
( WxsnlSGroS, March 4. Andy Johusoh ha
been formerly appointed military Gcverno
Ct Tennessee.
United States stocks are quotedn %.
LlrERPorI, Feb. 2l.--Thc sales Of c1tton "a
: four days reach I 900 bales, Of which 20,Uu
bales were taken by spectators and exporters
The market closed lirm at a slight advanc,
The following are the qnotatiors Fair oI
leans, l4ii; M,dlling Orleans, 10; Fair Mobi
? l3! No other quotations given, The stac
il which i5S, 600 are Amtrican.
! At London on the 2lst February, The Il
] crease in the bullion dn the Bank oi Englar
. was reported to be el4s, 600.
Di NEW YoRE, March D. = The UtraH OF tn
d morning says hat affairs ON the Potomac al
e quiet.
=, The late Foreign news states that Earl Ru
" sell expressed himself satisfied about the sirtl
ing Of the stone Il &c. in tbs Charleston ha
,r boF.
,e Tue Aisralfs PniS corr Spordsnt SAYS III
The Finn,for y uoann j. t,ir ,n ny. OF N
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GEN. BANKS nIYIssInN 4

Tho New York Herald, Of the Srd, says:
Gen. Banks division slili-resis In the vi.
cinity Of Charlestown, Va. No accident Of 10.
terruption marred his advance The condition
Of the country from Harpcr's Ferry presents
the usual appearance ofagricultural prosperity
Negroes ara fiocking in 10 the iIncs Of General
Banks in large numbers. Various reports as
to the movements Of the rebels at Winchester
were circulated but as they come from refu.
gees and controbands, no reliance is placed on
them in the camp at Charlestown.
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nurn.Idc,. E,pcai,lon.
Some Of the Virginia papers have began

some say i has gone TO sea, others that il
has cleared out, has left our waters and &c, !.
Now we again tell these papers and all Others
whom il may concern, that there is a feet Of
ono hundred or more vessels at Hat,eras, and
Goldsboroush and Burnside have heavy force
both there and at Roanoke Island, ard that
important points both in North Carolina and
Virginia will be attacked ia few days, or
weeks, we have no, the least doubt. The
great work contemplated by Burnside has
scarcely commenced We advise our anihor.
tiles to look to the coast towns aud the Rail.
ropds. ...
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-03-11

PEnsoSAI--ws we're glad TO hear, on Sat,
urdny from our worthy lownSmAn J. w. Car,
msr Esq. We learned from his lady that she
received lsl,sr on Friday night, dated Ia Lon,
don sometime In January, stating that he wa,
well and ANXIOUS to rv,urn, which be SHOULD
do by the frat opportunity. lie sSys ho doVi
not feellhat he Is doing exactly rsh. in sial
Ing. but that when vessels leave bound COZ -
conlederaio States they DOT SSslyly tht
isa difficult matter to procure passage
that great many SOulhsrDOs are ia tie
disms that hsM
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i. Gen. Bull Nelson is the officer sent BY tho
Yankees TO take military command Of Nash
wife. lie isa seli-conccited, vain, pompous,
bad fellow, and viii rule the people with an
iron hand. -@i3 ~ Hri
Gen. Washington Borrow, Of Nashville, .
member Of the Tennessee Legislature, and q
prominent leader in the Southern cause, was
arrested by the Yankees al his residence, In
Edgensld, immediately after their arrival
there.
Eight companies Of The North Carolina
Bethel regiment, which disbanded al tie ex-
plration Of its term Of service are again In tho
held That's the way to doit
Gov. Brown. Of Georgia, has como out In .
long letter against the planting Of the usual
amount Of land with cotton this year, and In
lavoro Of making q large provision crop,
Hon. Robert Toombs, 10 his letter declining
m election TO the position Of Senator, says he
has determined that be can now better serve
his eounlry aud State In the army than in the
Senate.
| In Picksns and Ant erson Districts, South
Carolina, there are 900 dis,lleries, which uso
each week Il, 800 bushels OF corn, OF GOO, 900
bushels per year Ulf.f.-. /
Tho North Carolina Standard has ar
important rumor that tho Seat Of Govern
nent Z 10 be removed from Richmond 10
Raleigh"
Hon. Henry W. IIillisrd has been auihsl
lsed TO raise Legion for ,hroo years or th'
var aersi
! The proprietor Of one Of The paper mills IN
} Greonsyillc District, s. C., will soon oommsne
tho manufacture ol writing paper.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-03-11

FaTAL He Yesterday, Sunday Morn.
hg While the old steamer Johhson, ferry boat
plying between BEAUFORT and Fort Macon aud
tho Mcrehead City Ruilroad wharf was lying
sl he Fort wharf waiting for passengers and
freight on her way 10 connect with the up
train, her boiler burstcd killing one man, q
Nr. Parsons, member Of Capt Guiou's Com
pany and .xonnding 8 others.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-03-11

TuE GaEAr RrsH.-The greatest rush We
have ever seen n store In NeW5ern, took
place on Saturday'st Jackson and SCOTS
ilarrisOn's old stand. II reminded Us or some o.
Eubank's lady auctions he used 10 have. The
ladies', oh the ladies and IL the goods pdrn't
twisted up we've forgot Mr.. Scot must
have scratched his head before he got them
straight
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-03-11
GEN. PRICE REPORTED TO HAVE
WHIPPED THE FEDERALS.

The Captain uiihe steamer vicksburg reach
ed here this evening from New Madrid
IT, states that scouts had brought In the st.
Louis Republican, which says that Gen. Price
had ishi with the enemy and whipped them.
lie killed 900, took many prisoners, and put
them 10 light, and is now in full pursuit os
hem towards ST. Lonts. II Is credited hsre
by many.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-03-11

THE ESSAY n NAsuvILlr We learn rom
an entirely reliable source, that therv are
about 5000 Of the enemy at Nashville, who
are qura,sred In the Capitol and all the public
buildings Of the city, oveN.pl Of which The
stars and stripes are waving. They are rapidly
erecting iotilications 4 .us, batteries. &c, at
every point ol approach on this sidv Of the
city. The city appear most literally deserted
Ladies' are never seen upon the streets, and
the Inhabitants keep themSelya close.
Neil 8 Brown and several Other prominent
citizens have BEEN Arreded.
Athqfa Ga) Confeasraev. KarcA. 9.
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Somo Of the sKlortionsp have put the
article Of rye up To ss buShS. What
neNtf Poor people will have 10 abandon
the substitute and fsll back Oh eonee. Lynch.
Viz.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-03-11

e A CAHD 10 THE PeBEic. invite attention
10 the card Of Mr.. J. NJ +. Harrison in another
ecolumn Of this paper, addressed to the public.
Mr.. II. has long been in the Merchantiie bust.
mess in this place and from the extensive bust
ness which he has done in that line, is quite
extensively known 10 that capacity. lie now
proposes to make himself known in altogether
. different way, as he is recruiting company
for. the war.
In this, Mr.. Harrison is acting much more
consistently chan some others We could name,
q for being an "onginal secession!St' he could
not be consistent otherwise than with the ar
mour on, and We admire him for his COURSE
Any man who was for war before it camC
ought to be ashamed mi TO engage in It now,
IL has come. ezz-. ----
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M0ygMEyrs OF PEDE2AL, irRoaps

NoRroLK, March GA very large steamer
len Newport News on last evening, loaded with
troops, aud supposed to be destined 10 rein.
force General 3, rnside,
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IL AN oyKR FoHTr.FyE"-well, what if you
aret IL may be you are as stout a. many meu
In the army who arc tr'T"'- H-- ihitty. Il
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-03-11

tNoTr.--The above thrilling news was kind
y furnished Us by Mr. j. r. Caldwell, Tclr-
EraPhie Superintendent, last nigh, and being
received by him From the Opctniur at Norfolk
a'ay bet.lied on. That gentleman viii please
accept our thanks,
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-03-11

PRICE CONFIRMED As MAJOR GENL
RicunoSp, March 9Th.
II isunderslood that Gen. Price, Of Mlssouri
sas confirmed 10 day BY Ito Senate sf h'jOI
GsnRal
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-03-11

NoaroLE, March g.--l0 A. M.--Thc battle
',aS been renewed this morning ardii il sur
posyd the Merr;mae is attacking the Minssotn.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-03-11
SATURDAY MORNING. MARCH 5. 1862,

FIRsr Acr PEarHraArED. first ACT 10
the Yankee programme wat perpctrated here
Thursday night or rather, early yesterday
morning, About three o'clock yesterday
morning small boat was seen pass up under
the railrosd .bridss blythe sentinels but did
not stop At .i6ar o clock Iight tF,ze was
discovered about midway Of tho bridge and
Che alarm was instantiy made, but the vile
psrpetrator Of the deed was not discovered
The guard hurried to ths fatal spot so prolnpily
and timely chat, with Two buckets Of water,
which they succeeded in getting by tying cou.
r,eof their jackets together and thus lettingthe
bucket down inte the river, they extirguished
the flames and prevented disastrous con-
hagration.
Capt Cox, commander Of the Railroad
guard, called at our Office yesterday morning
with thonsciinery used BY the scamp for the
accomplishment OF his develish purpose,
which consisted ofa small wire net or basket
Allied with hemp, made by unrayeling and
tearing up an old hemp rope. This basket
had been fastened to the bridge by a common
drawing chain wrapped with rag from one
,sh;.h ~ h..t., was el,.a NOV. ho,h ,hor
s..-a,. ~ .s,,L ...,s,..s -. :,
~ ,,s..,. - -
,,ns,...s ~ 10 !. - =.
T.s -" ~, ~, -. %. %.
..
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-03-11
GnRAT NAVAL BATTLE.
CONFEDERATE vIcToRYi
TINE MEHRIMAc IN HAMPTON ROADS !
The Cumb -rIand and Congress De
mOIishedi
Bath ContiaErS on Isstwdsy-Rsun IN
kporhl


NOHroLK, March all ?. A.-Ihe greAt
Marine Iron Battery Virginia, iormeriy the
Merrimae, len our Navy Yard at hah past
eleven this morning accompanied oy tnree
gun6sais ard proceeded TO -Nsxpor's News. :
AT quarter 70 O'Clock ieoerai n'sn'es sup.
posed to be Congress and cumoeriandt opened
fire upon Virginia.
Later when ut close quarters sne Aerrimac
opened her powerful rlied gnns upon the ms
ates, and at quarter past two the haiue ragea
with terrific VIOLENCE
AT quarter 10 three one o. the iflga'es ca
reehed and sunk canslng' ms supposed great
loss o. lie, and another oaoly olsapeo SC. sans
and run well ashore az atNewpOr's news pre-
vent sinking
Two large lrisstes' supposed 20 " .ne NM
nessota and Colorado, went up lren'. Ola Point
towards Newports News, and WI passing
SeweiFs Point, the Batteries opensa upon
them damaging mem, !" is .nousn.'' 'oonAos'-
aoE ! lsl ns nr''is was o''sS. 's'u''
Inc Mfnnesso'a s'opped : IeSpeeau,
lance below NeWports News anu aiea al'nos'
!. -
"iSs e, -.
- I..,e. -;,a. .,.a er.d nnon y.w por,s
eV"n 11"'' 80. ,'... -. O.. =. -s,...as
,,sne :, !, : -. -" -
0unns ''e s'e""s .,..,..,,, ,h,,.a.. -
EN- =. 80. ,ho M.,r;m.e and o,he,
60 ). -. = ,..,,.,,;,. ,..r;h,. a. M,
'e'". - : .s. Ss... -, ~.
high'' great cAc"ene". III u'e s'v ~
air rescunds With the shouts q 'he mu'u'ude.
AT 10 minutes past y the engagement was
renewed and there is now huge nre IN tbe
4 direction Of New Ports News--Congress sup.
posed to be set on fire by the Confedcrates.-
The deep thunder Of the artillery continues
."u 'ue Ae's''.lo - -, :, ~. ee
ucoi uCtioH th ehS As"n''7' -.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-03-11
WEEKLY PROGRESS


WATCH ron TEE CROSS MARK
Asd :. sou a. N ake,iss srPs.rsnss rcudfa I,
mall % Isns- 700 vish 10 rp,tirus the paplr
AlpsPers ai,csuiinusa ul,er The Tine pad for e..
pirsE.
Rsnsnber he Weekly rrogress 3 now the on'y
weekly paper PubIished In Nsvbsrn and also re
member tksts gives more neEa and better va,
risrR fkAn epy b Ne state.
f1Fth cnaseqstes ofthe high price we have
eRar fcr pspar Al sis6 retssar di'e0sti.Hsd gfier
A. I,fsfJsaaeyy, 1901 and $ain advance win be
sHspasa fsrtAs PsPsr In all ca'ss,e
The paper Is " in all cases. TO be pnid ip ad
vase. and the paper stnpped wheathe tine expires
II not promptly renewed SO watch for the eros,
risyk ANflisRND TWO DOLLARS HT MgII
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-03-11

Tht Frcnch troops will not leave RomH.
The officially between Austria and Prussia
Is widening daily.
WAsnISuroS. March 4-Gen.- Banks forces
occupied Marhnsbu'g on yesterday, without
opposition.
II is believed that Gen. "S'one Wall "
jackson is at Winchester with q strong
force.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-03-11
EXCELLENT ADVICE.

"cOl. ]. p II. crArBoRSr,"
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1862-03-28
NOTICE or INQUISITI0N.

WHEREAS. Elisha Smith, one of the heirs of
James Smith. late OF Southampton Township, pre-
segta3 petition setting forth that said James
Smith. lately d5sd, leaving widow, Naomi. and
issue, twelve beirs the representatives, of heirs
VIZ JOHN, residing in Patton Ceun5y, Pa, Elisha,
the petitioner, Retry Moss, iatermzrried win
Philip Moss, Preci.la. iu5eTmarTied with William
Wigfeld, Jolly Aurphey, deceased. lesFiDg a has
band, Jas. MuEphsv, end issue axe children, TO
'sit; Sarah. James, Philip ElAs and jolly; Haui-
son, Gideon Harvey, Sarah iDteTuaTiie3 with Hen
IS Smith. Morgan. Mathew, now dead, leaTag fiye
children 70 VIII Sarah, James Phiiip, and Em2n-
pei who resides il Fulton County. The other heirs
reside in Bedford Counly e2cept Morgan, or his
heirs, whose residence is uHkn9Wn- That said ia
trs;ats died seized of three tracts Of lard, VIZ:
Ihe Dieilen tract on mansion piece, containing
four hundred aud forty acres, adjoining lands OF
Geo, Nay Lees lands. James Pen8e!lS 3ld others.
One other tract containing about siZty-six acres,
adjoining tie above tract and Lewis Miller. One
other tract containing about fifty 1--we acres d.
Joining Lees lands, all stuate IN said Townships Of
SOUTHAMPTON
Notice Is, therefore, hereby given that IN persu-
ance OF writ OF Partition, valuation 10 me
directed / sll pEoceed to hold an Inquistion OF
valu1tion On the premises, on THURSDAY. the I0th
day OF April, 1862, when and where ali parties in
terested May attend If they see proper.
JOHN J. CESSNA, Sheriff
SaEEtrrs 0FFIeE,
MAicii "A, 1852.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1862-03-28
FlTB FIRMS
EoR So,

The undersigned otIrr Tor sAia the following deS-
eribed farms sitaated the bead waters Of Dun
ning's Greek, ST. Clair township. Bedford comfy:
Ne. contains 262 acres ana II tefeheS, having
thereon erected TWO DWELLING HOUSES aaa
TWO BARNS, {0ne ReW) Snd also SAN MILL,
10 ranaing order.
No. .. contains ISI acres, with new house and
nem barn thereon erecIed.
No. g. contains lS3 acres. s5 ptrches, and Is
situated On the public road leading from Sehslls-
burg 70 PieasaatvIlle- The Improvements consist
of A good house, barn. Szc-
No. 4. Contains III acres and Il perches. i
desirable tract in every respect.
No. s. contains l53 acres, IS Perches. About
90 acres cleared and the balance finely fiabered.
Much OF ths above described laHd IS botsona Iaud
mostly covered with iiae laEgs sugar trees. The
truit upon sonc Of these iFscts is choice ard in
abundance. Al Of the tracts are well supplied
with water. Farmers. Lanbermen, Tanners and
SpecGlators saanld examine the premises, as .hey
viii be to Gud opportunities Tor good invest
ments Toe title Is warranted good.
Drafts Of the several tracts can be seen With tie
undersigned, ia Bedford, st aas time.
For terms and further particulars, address
tn. LYONS X BRO,
arch =, 1862 Bedford Pa.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1862-03-28
IEelaa.daE, AnrIl 8. IS62.
-&GDTEGHa q

Having purchased st SbeEiGs sale, the following
property, 30 wit ore dan Horse, one dun Mare,
Iouf lay horses, ore gray Horse, one black H@Fr,
one gray mare, enc Roaa Horse, one soTTel mare,
one Black mare, one brown Horse, tEo hay mares,
one spotted mare. one bzoER mare. three souel
Horses. one Roam Ga-e, one 6ob-tail bay Horse,
70 SIT Stage Harness and Haiters, Sc, set Con
cord harness haiters. ore Concor3 tEggv, shafts
pole and Harness, tsO Concord Hssk's, Buck wag-
on, two SCI Concord wheels, one Ten piste stove
and pipe, one table, enc Desk, 0ae REgg, Bed
Stead ard spring mat tTesS. washing stand RiGlr g
Brittle ssd dressing Btre4, SOLD IS tBe properly OF
A. 3. Reesi3e,-I hereby give notice that permit
E4il property e remain IL the possession of the
sad 4 J. Esess5e during my pleasure
NARY RESIDE
March 7I652.-5t.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1862-03-28
PUBLIC S.7LE.
OF TiLUiBLE RbiL ESTATE.

In pursuance Of an order Of the Orphans Court
q Bedford county, the undersigned viii offer {
public auction, Ou the l4ta day Of March, 1862, the
following valuable Zeal Estate A TRACT OF
LAND; sitaated in Coierain tp., aajoining lands
of David y hetstone, Widow Diebl, Josiah u bet
stone and Michael Dieh, Containing 226 acres and
ted a large BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, with
smoke house and spring house, large Bank Barn.
n sgon Shed Hay Saed, aad other car buildings
also lsg tenant house, and an orchard 0f choace
frHit trees. Cove creek crosses one end OF the
farm sLd the balARcs Of the land is well sDppiied
Hilh water. Sale 20 comIneRcest 10 O'clocG OF
SAID day. when the terms viii be made kRown by
DAVID EHETSN0&E,
AARON WAETST0&E,
Adm'rs of Saul- y Whetstoae, deed.
Feb. IS 1867.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1862-03-28
PUBLIC S.8LE.
0F IiLUiBhE REIL ESTiFB.

II pursuance of an o-ier of the Orphans Court
81 Bedford couHty, the nnd ersgaed wili otfer for
sale, on the premises ID tire t0wn oi Woodbury., In
said comfy, on the 18th dly Of March, 1862, the
following. TWO LOTS OF GROUND. situated
in the town al Woodbury, ad5oiaing the School
house, kHoWn ss the McCuRe property, aud being
nuahered IN the general plan OF said town 81 : 81,
With weather boarded dwelling house thereon
erected. Sale 70 commence 81 O'Clock Of said
day when the terlrs viii be msde known.
]. ". LINGE&FELTER,
admir-. OF Z. NcCUne, decd.
Feb. g, 1862