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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-04
MARRIED.


BACKsTER-oUINTARD1M south Notwa ~ Conn n % on
Monday June ?, by the Rev VIM. Cooper Mead. -: D.
Nr Robert Backster to +. Louise, daughter oil '" T.
QuintMi, esq
BvCKINGHA H-HOW-In this city. on Saturday, May u
v III. Rev Cornelius X. Due, Capt J. T. buckingham oil
Clinton La 10 Louisa, eies, daughter OF H. Howe ESQ.,
OF this city.
UOuGL ASS 49, EODWEL On Monday June :. by the
r. d. Neville Dr. George W Douslass to Laura H. Rod
wedsu:htes OF Samuel K Rodwei, esq, all OF Harrison
n. j.
OALyIN-DALY-Ou Sunday, May %. By the Rev Father
Cuan Jeremiah J. Calvin to Barbara sseptire fourth
dArghel Of r Daily esq and sister .! MIS- H. lannsfs
BQIbuIy, Iass
AwKiSs-WELLS-At setsuket Suffolk County, Long
Island on Thursday May - by the Rev Jeiae, : Evans
d. d. George h. Hsw kins of Port Jefferson, 10 Miss liauie.
g. Wells daug otter Of Brewster rls, esd Of setsuket
DFRDONK-NEiLSOS-Oa Tuesdsy June 2, az the
Church the Trsnsfg uraon by the Rev DR. noushton
Hobart Onderdonk TO Emily daughter OF tho late A b.
Nelson.
PALYER-THOMsON-In this city. on Monday, jane !!
ls6e by the Rev Ami Camp Mr. Samuel Palmer and Ais'
Ellen Thomson.
P-MOSELEY-On Sunday. June Z. by the Rev ;. H.
Smith Wm Henry Toop Georsana Moseley all Of this
city.
WRLCH-BrTrS-At Boston. Mass, on Wednesday May
49, by the Rev DR.. Worcester NJ 7. Nclch Of Decatur
Nrbsska and Mise Elizabeth Butts. daughter oi the late
S,nec. Butts Of Hudson. ~ l.
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THE FRUITS OF THE REBELLION AT THE
SOUTH

A contemporary gives the following summary Of
some of the benefits which the Confederate Govern
ment has conferred upon the South:
Impressed the negroes without the consent of their
owners.
Imprisoned citizens charged with no crime.
Burned millions Of dollars worth Of cotton against
the protestations of the owners.
Burned sugar and cotton which had been paid for
by innocent purchasers.
Banished law-abidiDg citizens from the Confed-
erney.
Coniiseafed private property to the value Of mil
lions OF dollars to the Of the army and forced the
owners to take Ill exchange worthless Confederate
bonds.
Deprecated the currency Of the country by food.
ing the land with worthless rag currency and
enormous oyerissues of bank bills.
Laid an embargo On the importation and exporta-
ton of goods and Southern productions.
Passed an odous couscription law, forcing every
man between the ages Of IL and 80 into the army.
an act OF despotism unknown even in Europe-even
in Austria, France, and Russia
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THE TRANSMISSION OF NEWS FROM Nc
CLELLANS ARMY.

WAgHINGTON Tuesdsy, JUDO y I0pE'
The Telegraph line to Fort Monroe is working well,
but the Associated Press and private dispatches are
subject to some delay, owing to the immense amount
of important official business passing over the wire
The same is true with regard to the military line
from Fort Monroe to headquarters. Important
Government messages have precedence over ali
ohers and next the Associated Press reports ere for
warded, to give the public the earliest possible IN
formation. 1t is impossible for those who are not on
the ground 10 realize the difficulty Of obtaining
authentic information with regard to the dead ana
wounded after great battle has been fought over
field Of many miles in extent, and while all are en-
Gagged in taking care of the sufferers, or making
prcparations for u contest.
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Exaggerated Reports Of Losse"-1he for'e
Of the Enemy's Raid Broken-AshD'
Wounded.

wIILisxspoRT Saturday, May 81, 1867
Great regret and some indignation If felt here, That
exaggerated, unauthorized aud unfonnded statements
Of losses of public property sustained by our retreat
fqom Strasbnrg and Winchester have found public
ily through the papers at distance.
At present the figures cannot be accurately ascer'
tsined but the heaviest osses known to be very
light compared with the amounts exposed to capture
or abandonment by such rapid retreat as 1t was
necessary to perform.
The intelligence received here this morning from
other points in this Military Department is calcu'
lated to arouse reaction in the corps in anticipation
Of being shortly able to turn tho tide OF success
against our enemies.
1t is confirmed that our reconnoerng party OF
last night hold Martnsburg, and that the enemy
were too weak TO respond to shells last night and
this morning at Harper's Ferry. They have proba-
bly, thought il wise 10 effect hasty retreat south
ward, aud by whichever route they may take there
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DIED.

EAkFR-At the residence Of hi. mother inlaw. No. 5.
Wr.t Twenty third street. Tuesday evening, Jane
LYMAN H. Baker Ia the 4lth year OF his age.
Tie friends the family respectfully invited to attend
the funeral Wednesday afternoon, juno O'CLOCK
Troy papers please copy
cIIrsuIgF-O Tuesd,y June D. Mary Ella, daughter Of
julia Ann and George Cheshire, aged years. months and
T Sn. Of the family are invited to attend the
funeral from the residence OF her parents No 100 East
Houston street without further notice Oh Wednesday the
4th al o'clock
crlRI,TIr-At Lake Mahopac Tuesday, MAY 81 Peter
hris,r son Of late David Christie OF English Neghoor
hood y. j., aged " years
CUANDLFR-M Elizabeth, n j.. on Saturday, May H. Ann
wife Of Orlando d. Chandler in the 6ls year of her age
p.yIs-In this city, on Monday June q David Davis Of
London, England, ae d 30 wears
~ gENAN-In Cincinnati Thursday, May 90 David X.
Elr.uisn lat, of this city, aged 40 years
ui 1nsrs At st MARKS Church Wiuiamsburgh, this day
edpesdayl at ii o'clock NJ Ills friends are respeo
fully invited
ARTIIN-In this city Monday June Bernard Gartlin
son of Ellen Gartlin, 20 years ofsge
JOIINE-At Pi,tsburr Pa Monday May 26 A. D. Jolne
formerly OF Jersey City. in the isth year his age.
MOUNT-In West Harley. Ulster County, on Thursday, Me,
20 Martha " dsghter OF Joseph and Amelia Mount aged
70 years IL months and IL days
MOVES - On Tuesday morning June ,, Lucia Hosmer
daughter OF the late Seth II. Noyes
law William Scharenberg are respectfully invited to At
tend her funeral At Scloes I'M: siteo0n ron ne fesi
avenue. corner Of Fortieth street.
PALMER-In this city, on Monday. June 2. Elizabeth wifi
OF James Palmer, in the 4ath year OF her age.
RANDELL-In THE city on Mcndsy, June 3 Cernels C..
daughter OF Lydia and the late David Rsndell.
ROSCH-In this city Monday, June2 Catherine Hssnss
tho beloved daughter Of Catherine aud Chas H. Rosh aged
10 years. months and IL days.
SwIFT-On Tuesday juno Mary Elizabeth, wife OF Jonn
H. Swift and daughter OF the late Dr. William Hoftsen Oh
Geneva N. Y, aged So years.
The relatives and friends OF the family respectfully Invited
to attend her funeral at the Church of the Holy
corner OF Sixth avenue aud Twentieth street on
tho S,h inst, ct o'clock p H. withou. further notice.
sNYDER-On Monday June O. Mary Ida. daughter OF ste
phen and Mary Allan Snyder, aged years months anu
20 days. "
t,nbod the siege OF iokiown ososs
W lar Fir.t Lieutenant of Company 'o'n "rs''sA Al
kew.York Voluu,ssrs, ia the Es'u ye1 I" Y" w.
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LETTER FROM COL. CORCORAN.
RICHMOND, Va, Msy n, IA


To CAPT Jiyrs KaEgB No. $40 BSoddrdy.
My DH.nTsT FniysD {: learn by your letter and also
through sources thst His EIceoy Governor Morgan
Las been pleased to appoint oi the sfbof Ms'ter'
for Sew-yok am confident that the appointment, hes nc,
been solicited BY any Of my friends therefore feel ,hs; His
Ercency could be sc,usisd by other motive than that
Of tinde,t confederation fo' my welfare. and while
infinitely grsteiu obliged under eI;ns circumstances
respectively decline tho acceptance Of Tire appointment
Many clearly demonstrate tie propfey Of action
among which mention the folio rlng: Fb. II In the poe
session Of my liberty before the termination Of this WICKED
Rebellion desire my country In tie ed by assist
inr to suppress 81 and Second eano, po,ily think Of
salary for duty really performed By another per
son You will therefore please hsye suy which may
have been paid 10 Mn CofcoFsn by Mr. bsIhsf immediately
refunded and have opportunity 81 Present Of whiting
10 Governor Morgan and e,Ire,DI my sentiments vii you
DO s the favor OF performing the service and take occasion
to express my wsrnet thanks
have been deeply pansd to learn that report las been
circulated to inure the reputation o! Col CTocLer and A'
Cs,dy Of tie sd New.lork Noluntser These gentlemen
have been fellow piisons Of mine 'ince the AA u hc
Am Thoroughly convinced that are more igny attached
70 the Constitution and laws Of the United States OF who
nor. earnestly desire the surpeon Of tie Rebellion, and
he re,orso Of public order WHO a.. more wiling to
sacrifice every personal consideration for the attainment Of
,b., object They are members Of my mes. as sso Lieut.
Col Benedict OF the 3i ~ W. and O. we have the fullest
,oor,nty Of techsngng ideas and views gu al mat
ter. we are thoroughly ecnyersn with the feelings o. each
other The two former suffering Tor change o. Clothing
their baggage no. having been forwarded to
,b.m Col Benedic. was taken prisoner at Williamsburg.
Va. on the h inst and suffering from prain OF his ankle
Can't, Pie. OF the 10TH Drake Of the 3d. and Willis Of the
18th ~ Y Infantry and Capt Lee OF the oth Ne"Je'eS
have ao boon trken at the sane time and place
and with Ad Ha.brouek Of the 9Th NJ T. Cavalry s'sho"
here.
The intelligence Of the death Of my mo-" highly esteemed
,id Col Michael Doheuy has filled me with feelings Of
the deepest regret ireland hes certainly o' one o. he us''
and most devoted children
,vt ,,na. ,.m.mbrsnces to Capt Parrish Lieuta Con-
molly and D.mp.sy who have shared my captivity. and to
Inn am under many bsstions for their kindness" Is also
to my friends Judge Daily. Richard o0or"'n "m D. Name
and john Savage. esqrs. &c. &C.
Believe me. your most devoisdly ..aened'
MICHAEL CORCORAN,
Col Goth Regiment n. y. 8 N.
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nlilitarn Notltes.
Sanitary Commission,

The L. Sanitary Commission will Office for the
transaction its oca business at NO i3 broadway second
noyr on MONDAY the 26,n inst.
II proposes 70 cenreize this Office all information thar
can be aiued governmental aud other sources con
cerung the departure aud arrival Of transports having sct
and wounded troops aboard to keep record o. SICK sne
soldiers arriving this port and OF the disposition
made OF them TO &C, medium Of communication among
IN. local associations for the relief the sick IN trsost and
20 with the T. 5 Military and Medical authorities
here in the potation, reception and distribution OF Pc
me1ro students. DESTROYS of acting dres the
rpor. In service of the Commission, VIII please report at
Nh, Office enter their and address, references to ther
medical prece ltor and the notice they require "hen
Male nurses volunteering their the transports
will register their names this office Win address anu 'es
eucr and notice required By them
and ph, scans seeking Information In regard 70
the public service wishing to volunteer In emergencies
WI" pp,on, having business with the Commission. will sp
ply in to ' The EassenTs the SANITARY
Commission will usually meet ss the Once between ana
The expenses Of the Commission very heavy The pres
ent month has than sl9O mostly In the p1r
chase hospital supplies V the b Army Ia, asS
thousand lives, ct least, in 'irsioa alone.
Contributions urgently solicited. and may be sent to O.
The ystous hospitals and soldiers relief associations q
this city invited to report before noon Of every Day wns
The following articles Of hospital clothing and supplies ass
urgently wanted the Comusion and may be sen 70 ss
Woen' Central Association Of Relief No. ~ Cooper IL
sttute: -
Sheets, greatly wanted
Cotton shirts, greatly wanted
Cotton drawers, greatly wanted
Cotton socks. greatly wanted.
Cotton mot woosnj wrappers. wanted
Flannel bsndsges, wanted
INT, .,;,,.. ,rss f.rinsceous food, condensed mill.
and dedicated vegetables Boston orseksrs
beef extract lee b, the S.sS til. las. month during which
ING thoussnd articles OF clothing lbcstde
Other .ape usd s The sou. 20
sick sna cS srser amount the Western aud other Do
has stock asd although SSC ss's haze
I 9su. nd n much greater than the supply,
=. .usesda @ in mi:
- "a he sdded new and wsnt-thst Of
c.oa outer cO.hns-eo.t. p.naI0On: vest: to eioshs
he bospitas on shore without fresh clothing
VI" HENRY w. BELLOWS President.
GEORGE I. STRONG, Treasurer, g Wallet.
THOS. H. FAlLE, jr.
Superintendent Of n. Y. Agency Of the Commission.
N.w'Iork MAY 20, 1862. No. 40 Broadway.
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markets-Rep0rted by Telegraph.

BUPpALo, June D. D. m-FLouR quiet and steady. WHEAT
quiet sales private CoRS better and in good de
Inand sales Of 50oo0 hush at BE for New and b03lc for
Old OATS in GOOD demand market trm sales Of ~ oJ bush
part 33c, b. TO arrive; bssnce to arrive. 3c aioat
WHISKY In good demand market firm sales OF 100 bbl' st
?iGIlc. CANAL FKKGHrs brisk at ~ Wheat aud
Corn 70 New York. IsPoKTs: ls40 bbls Flour; l23@e
bush Wheat, 1900 bush Corn. EXPORTS: 400 bbis
Flour. 30 Ooo bush. Wheat. l5a 900 bush. Corn
OswH0o June 3fLorR unchanged sales Of 200 bills ct
30 for Fancy from Spring Wheat. WBEiT quiet: No.
CHICAGO Spring held &c. and choice Canada Club at &c.
CoHs scarce market quiet FRsIGHrs dull Lake IMPORTS;
us Dols Flour. $500 bush Wheat Canal EXPORTS Iszo
bb,. Flour, a. COO bush W heat IL AGO bush. Corn.
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TRUMAN-on Tuesday. June D. Mrs Sarah widow Of 0es
Truman. aged 70 yesrI
The frisnds Of the family, and Of her son. s. Tuns
also of her sons insw VIM Pollen and Jas I. Bache Gs
invited to attend the funeral gom the house Of the Latter
No. 81 East Thirty first street. b. Thurdsy tie 3th inss
at 81 O'Clock p. On.
TOLLERTON-In Brooklyn. Sunday, June I, Richu(
r. Tolerton. in the SD year o. his age
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-04

PURIFY THE BLOOD.-It is an established fact
tia. very large class Of diseases only DO cured By such
remedies will enter into the blood and circulate with 1t
through every portion of the body for only by this means
tho remedy be brought into immediate contact with the
disease To obtain this desirable end preparation has
ever been so uniformly successful Dr. D. JArsEs ALTER
.rIyu ScrofoIa Cancer and Generous Tumors, White
sweliugs Enlargement OF the Bones Chronic Rheumsi'm
and Govt and Erupvs Diseases Of the Skim are all secu'
ally cured by this valuable remedy. Sold by HKGrxAS
Co. Broadway, and BY Druggists generally.
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BUSINESS Notices.
Neto- York, June 3, 1862.

SUMMER REsORT.-ROUND HILL HOTEL,
Northampton Mass Beautiful scenery mountain air and
~ Of forest park with rs.clss sccommodations free
from dust and other aunoysnces Terms 80 per day or
to 4 10 week
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Gpetlal Notltes.

General Society Of Mechanics and Ira desHen
of the City Of New. 0rk.Ibe Regular Meeting q the
Society will held M-chancs' Hail. NO. Az Broadway
THIS Nv ednesdas) EVENING at hour after sunset
WILLIAM VAN EORDEN. Secretary.
The Twenty.second Ward Republican Assoc
cation viii meet WEDNESDAY. june !, 1869 at Ws.h
ing Hall 8,hsv, betw 4b and 4Sh-sts for special
business. ct Cd p. IN. ROBERT PATERSON. President.
w j. OBkroS. Secretary.
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ORDINANCE 0YvIcE, No. IS White-st..
Nsw.YoRK. May 81. 1862
To Dealers in Arns.-Fstclass ENFIELD RIFLE
MUSKErS, in port ready for immediate delivery will bs
purchased subject inspection by the United States Gov
eminent application to the undersigned Purchasing OH
GER NO. IS WhiJos, h. Y. No other description oil
ara wanted OF will be purots.ed
$. CKiSPIN, Captain Of Qrdpspss.
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CAnPyiLLE Tuesday. June 8. lto2
For the woek sudin; Monday. June 2-i'''o C'' '''O
Hogs 90 ghecp, o. HonsA
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Clothing.

Clothing.
Ihave Just completed my entire stock Of SPRING anA
SUMMER CLOTHING not surpassed in this city IN the way
~ an assor1ent tsste and At, e The CHiLDRfNS and
FURNISHING DEPARTMENT not equaed. ALL will BE-
old az extremely low piees. Please Call /. b. BALD
MIN Nos. 70 and q Bowery.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
THE WOUNDED IN The RECENT BATTLE.

guE DISASTER TO GEN. CASEYS DIVISION
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Gen. saxton Relieved by Gen. SIgel.

MS EXCELLENT SERVICE At HARPtRS FERRY
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ROGERS & RAYMOND,
Having completed their extensive ssockd
CLOTHING yoR THE SEASON,
Invite the business world to examine thsir
NEW QUARTERLY SrYLn
In Spring Overcoats Business Suits, Dress suits &e.
PgiGEs MODERATE BEYOND EXAMPLE
affixed TO she articles Stores Nos l2l 49, rs Fulson.
and No ga Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-04

GROVER & BAKERS CELEBRATED N0isELEss
SEWING MAcHsrs acknowledged TO be superior to oil
o.hsr, No 4s5 Broadway, NevYork.
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READER, you can have an enduring, always
ready and reliable GoLD PEs exactly adapted to your hand
srd style Of writing which will do your writing vastly cheap
RI than Steel Pens If you wani 1.-THE Fen Is Msher
than the swordr in another column.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-04

A NEW DEPARTMENT.
Having added to establishment the
MkSrPAcTuRR OF FLAGS
IN all branches respectfully invite the attention oil so
ter, on owners OF vessels propnetors OF no.
tells dealers In hsg aud the public generally to the une
qsed facilities have for producing In the best style ana
with dispatch every variety OF Flags Banners Ensgns Dur
gees. Jacks. Signals. Pennants &c. &c
Artists OF ability engaged to design and experiences
hand, 10 execute this branch OF business Aso men TO
riy and boi,, Fnf, etc DorGLAs SHERWOOD.
- Nos 81 and 50 Widest.
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UNION FEELING Down SOUTH.-lt is re,
sibc fact that the opening Of the Southern Por has had
IN. eject of bringing Immense number a orders hNo1
lie celebrated halter Of Futonstreet and Broadwsy
Tor of his famous cnarsArs TINS in .,
NO. lie ON the outsd- Of their heads 1t will require no
mo- ,m Hseck Meisisn to "sis h'm good Mon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-04

TIE ORIGINAL HOWE SEWING MACHINES
Recently improved and perfected breaking Of neede, nc
missing stitches no trouble In doing knd OF work how
ever sht or heavy In cambria cloth or leather on me e
machine Send ior descriptive Catalogue AekNrs WANTED
49,. Ting HOWE SEwlsG MACHiSEs,
No Az Broadway, New York
TRUssFs-NiARsH & Co.'S Radical Cure,
Truss Office No. 2 yeseyst. (under Asor Housed opposite
.he church. No connection whatever with other lruss
Office of same name. female attends ladies.
COVERING FOR THE FEET.
Boors and SHOE. Of every variety and kind I've procured
C.sIKrI. No. siJ Brosdway between ilh and Eth ss
At JEFFERs's, No. 573 Broadway, Ladies
Elastic Boor- 81 so, 81 IS, and 81 BALNoRALs. -
~ 25 and 81 50. u,,,
B,poRArs SHogs and GAITEss, in great variety a. 10"
price,. JsrYyss, No. 5I3 Broadway.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1862-01-10


IN Snake Spring tp, on the ist inst, by the Rev.
d G. w. Reid, Mr.. MICHAEL S. EARNEST to
Iiss HANNAH FRIEND, both of Bedford coun-
ty, Pa.
On the 3lst, ult., by the Rev. G G. Probst, Nr.
PBILIP HOI.LAR to Miss REBECCA BOTTOM
FIELD, both of Bloody RIM.
On The End inst, by the same, Mr.. WM. LIT
TIE, OF PattoDsyille, to Miss KATE PEBBLE, of
Friends Cove.
On 25th ult., at the residence of J. Sill, Esq :,
near Bedford, by the Rev. w. Hunt assisted by
Rev. W. Prideaux, the Rev. B. II. HUNT, 10 Miss
RUE. v. SILL, both of Bedford county.
On the 7th inst, by the Rev. J. Zimmerman, Mr..
ABSALOM REIGHART. of Bedford tp., to Miss
AARGARETTA KAUFMAN, of st. Clair tp.
On Tuesday evening, 3Ist ult., by John Smith,
Esq, Mr.. JAMES A0WRY, to Miss MARY CAR
DIFF all Of St. Clair township, Bedford county.
On the I'd inst. ct the St. Clairsvlle Parsonage,
by the Rev. N. E. Gilds, Mr.. PETER BERKHI-
MER, to M ISIS REBECCA SILL, both of Bedford
county, Pa.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1862-01-10
PUBLTC SALE

In pursuance OF an order ofthe Orphans Court
OF Bedford County, there will be sold at the late
residence cfSarah Sparks, decd, in West Provi.
denee township, county aforesaid, on
SATURDAY 28TH Day OF DECEMBER
next, the following Real Estate, late the property
OF Sarah Sparks, decd, to wit
One tract of land, situate in the township aforc-
said, within two miles OF the town of Hamilton. At
the Junction of the Plank-road and Bedford Rail.
road, three miles of the Borough OF Bloody Run.
and one mile Of the Chambersburg TURNPIKE. adj.
joining lands of John Riley, Thomas Riebev. 10.
seph Sleighter and others, containing, l53 acres.
more or less, about 35 acres cleared and under
fence, with
Two StOried Frame Dwelling House.
Double Log Barn, and other out buildings. thereon
erected
All Improvements have been made within eight
years, ard the land under cultivation has been re-
Gently cleared. A fine spring of never falling wa
ter IS on the premises, near the house.
:. Sale viii commence at 10 O'Clock on said day.
Terms, made known day of sale.
For further particulars, address Col Josepb w !.
Tate, Bedford, or the undersigned, living near the
premises.
JOSEPH FISHER,
Lee. .. 1881 Executor
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PUB LIC SALE
OF VALUABLE


IL EAL Ez5T
EQY virtue Of an order ofthe Orphans G ourt of
AB Bedford County, the undersigned, Admin
istraors of the estate of Jacob HRsh late of East
Providence Township, decd, will expose to sale,
by public vendue, on the pemises, on
TUESD.aY, THE 7Tlh DAY or January,
at O'Clock, p. M, the following described valua-
BILE Real Estate, to wit i
A tract of land, situate in Rays Cove. in said
Township of East Providence, adjoining lands of
Adam Hinsh on the North, Jacob Riteney on the
East, William Gracy on the South. and John Grove
and Samuel Grove on the West, (part of a tract of
land formerly belonging to Philip Fishers heirs
containing 290 acres aud Is percbes more or less,
about Ia acres of which cleared and under fence
and with story and half LOG DWELLING
HOUSE thereon erected.
TERMS One-half the purchase money in hand
at the confirmation of the sale, and the balance in
one year, with interest, to be secured by Judgment
Bonds, Bonds and Mortgage.
HENRY HINISH,
ID. FORD,
Dec. lS, 1861 Administrators