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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-02
MRS. WILSON'S
COCO AN U T OIL
HAIR DRESSING:

Mrs Wilson'S Hair Dressing is put .p in large bottles,
and rctas for 81 cts. per bottle, and for dressing the
hair If any person. young old there not Us equal in
the world 1t will make the hair everything you wish 1t
to be, and moreover, it has perfume that is infinitely
superior to any ,f the fashionable extracts either foreign
or American which ao.e should entitle 1t to place
every latvs toilet table.
- tie Ecgcn"rator before retiring at night, and
IN t!r morning apply little of the Dressing, and Your
hair VIII h- even feiike ia color and beauty.
L. artiirr yoIr hair but these preparations, and
rsr these according to iirectios and We warrant YOU
good healthy head Of hair
Manufactured and sold at Wholesale by Henry f. VIII
son 4 Co.. Manchester, U,to whom all letters should
be addfcss"d.
L. F. PIERCE,
Wholesale an.; Retail agent.
24'yll MONTH Elk, VT.
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MRS. WILSON'S
HAIR REGENER
Who wants q Good Head of Hair? Use
Mrs. Wilson's Hair Regeneration and
Hal, Dressing.

MI :. " liootl IldAl NoS ohOAotol anu
Holy Trncci,,o
-
, F'e";e frI le" cef'ttcates from 'he '''o"s rei"'
p.e all" "e1 ku""H re'l'e
MrSsns. iihSsY Y. Wilson & Co.-My wife is now
far superior anything she used for the lair. 1t is
easily applied does soil in III, leastas disagree
able olor, increases lie growth Of hair, prey ets it fall
lug off, and often the headache. | forward You
this certificate solicited, because think article
that will do what yor Hair RtgeneratGr WILL should lie
widely kuo'. ti,k it !, the best article for the hair
low in use. RespfctfaHv, &C.,
KEy. JACOB STEVENS, Newhuryport, Ms
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QUE COUNTRY

Politicians and .dea,agogues have
done theis best TO getup ditiicultie
81 and excite i.mal Ipsejmiices i"r ihe.I
J own unhol!oweslr i.urIm'seS.' Lei
7aiheseo wicked inen he pat Down
Mark them. No difference where
they come from and what f',eir
professions, anv man Who will build
himself up at ihe expense Of his
county or country Is not worthy OF
the confidence Of the people. Let
2the hgand.pt iqla,1yz resi- uI,pn all,
no matter what Town hip err
locality fhes' may haiF from, who
excite prejudice aud III feeling to;
carry out theft own self n purposes.
We must he united in the, county
if We ever accomplish Aany Thing.
Let him who createsdiscUd lie put
aside. Let theipeople arise in their
snajesty and, -rebuke those who are
guilty OF sowing disseniions and the
spin! and feeling WHICH give them
Influence in This direction. b.
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4 cAKn.

TO the Country Merchants and n,
PuJti-:
HE 'nbseribr,s employ this method
at i"f"' ming their Customers aud e. eui.
thai IN c'nsequ. NE "f lie in D tired
ealth Of tie Senior m. ml.-r -. on,
firm. We have ,-luc a"tly .l.ci,'eI T..
fe'o*' sOnr-ns.-'c h III hhsiars.. a.. A..
c"np'i>h 'hi-, NJ of-r cur 70 IDS n,
wholesale an retail n, less Than ,Lti,
present ~ ue in any o: tie Ea>,r,n
Markers. ~ ls'~'s \
We my M, nov hav. Tina LaRc.
EST Sr"cx OF SrArLE T. DIR G.~ps.
B'.'Ts 4 SHOES, ~. t ii t.. M,>>i..ip.
n Rive, but u Is L r.-, aud V.ri...,
ard ton- h. a'm.'s, - ,i,-ly at NJ nui.,,..
'ur-rs. II NJ " las - ef"u- tie al. nnrr
IN r,c-,. We wish Wl.-Il this S ock
vi IL" n met, II p'>s>,bl-. ~ BAR
GAINS FOR CASH, Ut short N-.ois.
be Parr. ''A - -, - -
{ IL rr,iting from Il sr:..,e. we are
happy 81 ssy. ,i,., for the las, four and
= half Years. (.is'i". ~h,cl, time We
have ma's' the s"qa''n anc- Of nearly
every r'ader in The S &c. :nl many in
TIE me'ghb.rin. towns n The STATE Of
M'ss"nyi. run ,u>in~ss 10 ierc.urse with
cur psu'n, IN ihe c'1nsry and business
nei yhhors in the city has been ,o,us OF
The mort agreenh' e character. 49,, =
) Fr.m sire xr.r;ed!y large anil
liberal ps'ions.- ,,hxt has been extend.
Ell b. us. W heel confident Of having
many BrsiSE $ fl n Is, and W. rordial
~ invite all ."lralI, behs.. ,ol late, .ni
accept n tssew.- bru-ti,. Al No. ~ Del
aware street, Lrav~pvor,h.,, .,,
llO9-lf sya WATSON 4 BRACE.
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: ..a.. Order of 146lisaaila.s az !
COUxrY Oh. jEFvEnsoMa eiu;.G VI = q
- Geerge GfYys0n,s - ! 2 nssD .

Walter NJ Allen, John F. Hmm, and G. B.
CayeOsfSe ss7sJ 1Dss - ~ - siI.ss -
The abave named defendants. Walter
n. Alien and John r. Hinton will tske naiice
that the said pl aimif hos filed his pssiio" in the
above entitled e. aesinst the said fendsn,.
IN the Di<tnct CAur Of said comfy, the object
and prayer of which b-tosecsref . jmdgIicn,
aea'nss gig. sail Sster N, Allen for .fhe sum
.. SIPS. with Interest thereon from September
1Stsi 1862 due from said defend mt, Walter y .
Alien, TO sid plaintiff on y nromissovy note for
$l1S, tattd se:teniber 18Th fS59, and due twelve
lto,hs utter dsta; and Tor recsee Of foreclosure
and saic o. LOTT ~ q I'm block seventeen az
sndle, sevent ~ in iacck' eight en- OSj In New.
th's sddi ton Ia the to~n Of OsksIcO-s, and lot
six 81 in Block nine 81 in tbc original town q
Oskaioosx. sil in J.ffssnn county. State III Kan.
and thas slid defendants BE- forever barred OF
my cisia' or equity OF redempsion in s,ii prem
'sss And dei-ndsiss nre fnrti.sr nosifiesl tina,
uns,..s they answer 0r dcmar 20 said pei ton on
or before tho pa day 1T Oct',er. =. ID. 1862
Judgment will he rend-ied IN accordance with
The p-sy-r OF ssid peti'ion. snd said premises
will be scld IL VSv the same. = -
istiEORGE W. GRAYsON, Pif.
Aug. Is. 81 7w 1890 =. :
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~ Ma. C. Il. BR.cEsof Lesven.
worst.w-ll known TO- h,s,si If o'''
readers ~ one OF the late finn 0l
Watson 4 B,ace. I.ss purchased
the hardware establishment OF =
FenIon. Esq. and has now m.e {"
the best Hardware hs,u>es in the
city. Mr.. Brace is 4 gen;l-man.
and those WHO patr0nize him. will
not regret it. Ii cnr- readers want
any thing in his line they should
60 and see his stock. Read his nd.
veriisemeni in another column.
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Order of Publication.
EIAAlIIET q Ssf,,f3SsfFssas5s .GL0JI
AZ IN the Distric, Court Of saii County.
Atcl Whitley. P'E $500. -


A'e' " -. y r. zss.ssss SRI -,
S'rs s Sa's's; ht.s x2s; Sss,n 4. !, :.
named defendant, will tale notice that rs kas
been sued by Abel Whitney IN the Drsifics Court
Of said county. the object Of. whi h. as .ppe }sby
The ,pS'ition losi ~ - ID ain'iE, Md il The
Gle: ks Office OF said Court. is to recover tho sum
81 two thousand three hundred and seventy TWO
dollars sod .eveniesn eests. sB1 interest on The
sum u e1e4tsst VIZ rieot3 pet cent per n,orth
from The 18th day o: September. A. ID. 1857. and
inters Il W lhe spm OIL 81 667 a = its rate III
vt cent ~ Nssh eDp th8 l31 SaSaf 0cio-
her, 4. u. iS5!: said to be due and owing from
,hH ssi4 detsm'.I ~ the sid Plaintiff op Ger.
dant dircc ID 20 4. :. Ilamiin, NJ 20 Fourth
a.. Ciacinnsi. Okla, fts the turR of $704 4Vpay-
able {, "ne A. Gordon / Co., ~ hi. h said dssti
was delivered to said A. Gordon 4 Co, and en-
dor,el w ike.n as A. 0mdor ~ To \. Whit I
ney. tihis plaintiff and BY the s,id p'a'n'ij en-
dOrsed aud deliver n. Csbsun& Brs iherIon.
which said draft via, not paid when the same be-
came due, and was duly protested, aud pail by
al plaintiff for said deiendani; and aIso ON q
certain bill ii ex;aange drawn by the said de-
ft1iea,t air,cied to one e. ). lIsrnln. payable
I" Ills p'aibiiH or the sam II sixteen bni-drcd
and sixv seven dollars end seven'y->. ven cepts
and endorse BY the saU plaintiff. which said
tIi IT hahge WIS not paid BY he said dsicn
dant when the same became due, md was duly |
protested tor non aymep,, and paid by the said !
p aip 9ifs,a,sO fG ths Sore!o uEs snl Sd Of the
following tesesibed pseuj1es. 10 cit: sT6s ,sndi-
,ided one-hal. OF the south VT ST quarter OF sec
ZION tIir;y one. in township nine, Of range sieh-
teen IN the the State OF Kansas, which said Dc: /
scri.sd premises were conveyed by the said de.
feHdani 10 lbs said p,pipcti " q certain deed Of
,rust, 90 abe 17sh d.t Il FEBRUARY, 4 -. 1857,
10 secure To this plaintiff the payment Of The fpm
of money $, paid out hy him e; ID plaintiff, on
;nid bi.ls Vt exchange And SAID defendant is
further notified that unless he plead, answer. or
4, muir to the re 'ion Il h. said plaintiff. herein
fled On or heinr- the tsenty second day Of Oc-
loier, A. ~. 1852. such pe'ieon will he skea n
lrne, and juii feS, rendered accosviingly< II
Witness. =. +. lIAvEXs. Clerk of said
Couri. with the seal thereof affixed IT
1. g. nvo0icp. IN the siilsesnt 0skalossa,
this lSihdsy of August. NOR "a.
T. E RAVENS, Clerk. (,
Adams. C,ozier 4 Ludlum, Plffs. At,ys. 81
AUG ID 5lstw-s2S,O.s, crn1 Il /
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CANDIDATES.

30 &f-s1 sfes-tNai- 4-43 $hf "a
DR. c. A. Beck is an Independen
Union Candida e tor Sepa.yr, torep
resent Jefferson county in the hex,
Legislature, s.,,.,s ,.s ,ss,
t E. BanxYsis an independent Tn.
conditional nicn Candidate ia,
. Representative IF The i!bd, i,is,,ic,
in the next Legislature.
Z X We,.ieI susiid del ID 4, an..
DAVID McKELvr as an In l. p ni-.t In.
ion candidate i% Repgrs NATIVE, t.. ,i.s
Legi ;lslurs hom me Di-r.ict ce.npo ID
Of OTawkre, Kaw and Kentucky Town.
!, slips, IN this t'oaniy. re. ~
.sSoIonox KERN is an lndepende n,
Candidate fsr Representative in the
ylst District. iaeli - : 9isllh
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k(Ml0NNAtE q fE9HIE AGENTS
oHSHfR Ea ~ S5tsff fS {6I E NEW

lnl Mapuef aLsIA.asaA,$4gss,
Canadas, and New Brunswick,
From Iscn,iy sure: easuppisrd Az. 10. iss.
eost e, coo 70 engravy ,and Que veaix ,i,n6Is
nupe1M 10 any 10 imp ever made by. IoIt.r
or Mitchell, and seifs II the low pr,cr 81 30 n
10000 names are engraved IN tits insp.s -
"a. DOL only . Cosaiy Map bu, i, is also : :
County aud Railroad Map
Ut The Y $. al,d Canadas combined in one. giving
Every Railroad S.atiun
and iis,am e between. ,Srso''
~ u'ar'hs'r ATTY w,.nsn ~ ip. n r.fee To Five
D"'a.s per da,, aid ~ i.akeir.ck I'll innps ,i,sl
canisst TO rDld snd reiunf the m, my
Sasrt sor the Dulisr's WORT, 10 Irv.si 49,
fnni'"t las ruc;inss iiow 20 ca,y a.s well. fur.
isie,i 10 a., our agents f+f, Z =
WANTED = ~ hoie,aie Agents III OR Mans il,
every Stale. Califnnia, Canada, E.n.luns. Frafc.
aid uha a ijrtane may he insdSwiih1 4 few
nusdtsti doll,rs capital N Gjm5etTin. -
>. 1, LLOYD, No, 81 isru dysav,N
The W.f D-pnr m.nt u.e. our Map of vir
si.l'. " rvsni and ., n,,., y,nia. On, IL, 0 .
c"o pa ri'ic, / marked Apiil tam Creek. SHARP
burg. Mar.'.,M Higi.,s. Vii mspurl. Fen.
g. ~. hv'le N,iam.s Ford. and ] oiaer- .,n tic
il ~ T nnsy IL .n,a :; i on.y refund, d.
.'oyd's i"pogr,p,naI Map Of
.Aeni3cay, . up,, l4tiana. anE
aud III vi bepsr.n~hi Money r,iu"dea 70
'''s' t 's b ai's s III xs1Sst,ssxss us,
.'I.!.OiD;s MAP of VIRGINIA, MARY,
LAM nd PENNSYLVANIA This v . II.
vs.yl,!se 9'ts ss~! /, bal 2,,osn,-. iisdi ii ~
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sHERfFF.s saLE.g
STATE OF KANSAS.
fosNIy e. .syr~Rsos,

a. VIZ
f IL ) T. Z iti sfi n,ssIies q i"9l
James W,a.J. William 7, Chri-'y. R"Srr.
" ood, W:.!,sn 7. Gentry. ;apa Andrew o.
"a.
William ?. D, er. George ". Over, Julia a--Dser.
Essrk A. ,hus1. z ans: Cab in Ci;Tl=tr. trustees
Ey virtue o. orler .: sale 70 me di.' st~d IS
sasd by the District clsfk OF Jsffsrse' q uf:'y.
Kansas. I will ON the 25ih say. 81 .Ocio -,
4 D. 1862, between the hcufs Of l2 oc.osk. ",
uhj 3o;sdssk r. N.sf sai'. day yoi!er n bl c
sale, 70, ;he highest lidter = cash Ia hatf, IN
from, 81 The Coar. House doaf N III =. age ef
Okla cosa. and enaniy' sfossssrs' all the fighi.
,itiel and interest OF the sail above ianisd de-
fcndanfs ir and 70 the follow ~ drscr bed tTop-
er.y, ta.xi': The north east ssse.idsal 4 Of Sec
ZION i've in township Ape., range ~ t'nn: and
the nor,h ives. X Of section %. 10. Iownshia 8.
rnn.s IS. all in j. Il. rsoi co'us'y; kansssi the
6rst atss O. ds-eribsd fractional u appssisef q.
$500, lie .scor al 81. so Fer ac's- Levied upon
as the properly 0s ths.. bnye banned deieR ants.
= -, -, y. w TAYLOR Sheriff.
Sosult.ing 3 Son. at,ys for PIf's-
. eA.g. .le,} sf-sw.s7 1O'ls sicti - -
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is-tI s-sLL-IlJEkk
Wood! Wood =!

Those q vurdsubrcr,bers who viii
40 pay Tor their papers n wood. viii
please l'rissi; in iasaedalely. As III.
kind Of wood n man brings 10 the prin.
ter is . very good mark Of his moral
constitution. We hope u" one will prov.
himself either rotten. Of short m-x ,ure.
or inferior quality in this respect
Bring on the wood - don't care how
many cords Of tNsubscrip,ion.
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~ Tie cold snap las. week came
80 suddenly il found every body unpr~.
pared. and Il Is prot able that farmers
lost something in the shape Of frczen
POTATOES aud injury 10 other vegetables
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ESe. The ,:lxers;seo,.u,

U See thc s5vevisensens al
W. q J. lyey. OF st<eveSw orih, i.
to-day's Tap<s. lie ge,stIea,e''
have one q sthsskest d, of e Shoe
establishments 70: be- found yssestsol
$, Louis. They are u. ! h.sf aud
gentIemanly 50 sheir dpatine, ard
sell at very reasonable prizes. Dniist
forge, them MA you &ant Boot
or Shoes.
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lsttllf 4 !s.!:iiiI1t[ll':I1lG::|' Z:

e""'m"us lem OF one day. Wi.nesses
could not be Lad in the few cases on tn.
docket. mos. Of them being in the army.
and de s..es ests eps.iassd 70 ,l.,
Spring term. which comes of in Anil
1868. Several judgments in civil cases
' were gr'e1nde'ed. 1sdge Mcdowell dis.
patches business with commvnd.bl~
speed.
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AZ L Order 81 Pubiesfioa.
STATE OF KANSAS.
uOaS1& o. J1hHsoxA.-Sltitl
George w. Glayson.

D p. Nixh. 9Ahtsn I.aus NJ, snd Ia. McCa:r.
he a9oY nsa,s d II ds,s. u b. Ni.on ana
Az. " eo4 ll tai 6tice ,haf e said
plaintiff has filed lis pei ION in The above ent.
lid enass saiAs. s,isa said D. D.. Ntxm, il sths
;pls;llcs Corr; of.ssil county. The nhiect and
prayer n = hrhists reeover . jue'eS ent.sRaihsf
The snst d T. Nixon Tor ,l,s Gum q ase. stsse,ber
With in.erest thereon ~ the sstc sol Is per cent
per ansam from she i,hd ay nj October. 4. u.
$50. due from said drfandaus. b. 3, Nixon. to
said plSinuA George ". 0reyeou on q psomis-
sorry note f'r 81. dated October! 4sh. 1850, and
due in one, YET at,er date and fs . decree OF
iorseiose.- o. lot ten QNj" block thscs ~ in The
!nwn OF Oskaloos.. un'y Of J. fiers N, stats Of
ksG,rs; aid That seil slefepdsh,she forever hsss
red Of any clsim or equity Of redemption in said
premises. Aud defendants are. furiher- no3hsf,s
that nness they wef ~ dcn,uf 10 sid retiIinYl
on Of beio ethe - day ofOesober. a. ID. iss%
Judgment ~iH be rendered In secordancs viii
the prayer II sad petition md s.sd pfenises vii
be sold to pay the sauiS y 81 - ISssI ;:
; .isSGE@eBzSx..CRAYEOx Piass.
, Aug. 16,ei.1x el2,AnzssI -iissE-sEi5
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UDr. Parks Cd WIN Z
found in another columnp 81 this ia.
per. Read il and remembef that he
has one OF the lie Drug S,.,res in
Kansas. Give him your istsOaeEs.
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At BARGAIN!

THE sndsrsiSned offers Tor sac. At very Low
i figures, quarter section Of Land, besut,sp.
~ situated in vDe Of the best portions Of Kansas.
roads pass near by it. There ia M better upland
IN tho State. JOHN w. DAY.
y lily a.n50. Real Estate Agent.
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ArcuIsox DAilY UxIos.-We have
s-s.'ee{ived>a icPy of ihis P,prr jusl s..rt.
ed. Il, is ably conducted. and bids fan
TO become = leading paper ia the Stare.
WAA2saeSsE SCs,.<yis<dsWi
der are at its mae,,ae.d. Cd n
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A, NORTON.

s11ser No. q Maiden I.ane, New yak
Any oae sending = single letter post sta mr.
will receive . cires'ar With the eDgvsvings above
retened ii. ~ g ssf.s'- aea f1tarc IA
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1862-01-17
REGISTERS Notice.

All persons Interested, are hereby notified, that
the following named accountants, have filed their
accounts in the Registers Office of Bedfori county
and that the same win be presented TO the Or
phans' Gcurt, in and for said County, on Tuesday
the llth day Of February, next at the Court House,
in Bedford for confirmation.
1. The supplemental account Of Aaron Reed
Executor of the last will, &c. of DR.. VIM. W.
Reed, late of South Woodbury. Township, decd.
2. The account Of John Morse, Administrator Of
the Estate of Norman Johnson, late of Southsmp-
ton Township, deed.
8. The account of Ann Marks, Administrative
of the Estlte OF John J. Marks late of Southamp-
ton Township, decd.
4. The account of David Clitz, Administrator OF
the Estate Of Jacob Clitz, late Of Southampton
Township, deceased.
5. The final account OF jeremiah E. Black, and
OF the Administrators Of the Estate Of Ohm Black,
late of Napier Township, decd.
g. The account of Michael Wertz, ESQ Admin.
istrator of the Estate Of Joseph p. CARRIER late OF
st. Clair Township decd.
z. The account of O. e. Shannon, ESQ. Admin
istrator of the Estate Of Daniel Means late of Mon
Township, decd.
8. The accounted Elias Dell, Esq, Executor Of
the last Will &c, of John Snowberger, late Of st
Clair Township, decd.
S.H. TATE,
REGIsTER's OFFICE, Register
Jan. 18th, 1867
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APPEALS.
Dec. 20, 1861

Notice is hereby given to the taxable Inhabitants
of the County of Bedford, that an Appeal will be
held by the County Commissioners, on the days,
and at the places specified, to wit
For Colerain Township, on Tuesday, the 7th day
Of January next, at the house of A. j Pennell.
southampton Township, on Wednesday the 9Th,
at the house of William Adams.
Monroe Township on Thursday the 9th, at the
honse of Samnel Mixell.
East Providence Township, on Friday the 10th
at the house of ID. A. T. Black.
West Providence Township, SATURDAY the
llth, at the house of ]. A. Gump, in the Borough
of Bloody Run.
Cumberland Valley Township, on Monday the
18th, at the house of Jacob Snidsr.
Londonderry Township, on Tuesday the 14th,
at the house Of George Baily.
Harrison Township, Wednesday the 18th, at
the house of Martin Feightner.
Juniata Township, on Thursday the 18Th, at the
house of Joseph Foei
Napier Township, on Friday the 18th, at the
house of j. III. Robson, in the Borough Of Schells-
burg
schellsbnrg Borough,son Saturday the 18th, at
the house of J. NJ. Robson
Bedford Township, Monday the Goth Mt the
Commissioners office.
SnAkespring Township, on Tuesday the 2lst, at
the house of d. L. Defbaugh.
Bloody Run Borough, Wednesday the 22d at
the house of j A. Gump.
Hopewell Township, on Thursday the 23d at the
house Of John Daseer.
Broad Top Township, on Friday the oath, at the
house of j. B. Castner.
Liberty Township, on Saturday the 18th, at the
house of Mrs. @. Tricker.
Middle Woodberry Township, on Monday the
9th, at the house of Wm. NJ. Pearson, Esq
South Woodberry Township, on Tuesday the 2Sth
| at the house of David Stoner.
Union Township, on Wednesday the 29tb, at the
| house Of Michael Wyant.
ST. Clrir Township, on Thursday the Both, a. the
| houss Of Gideon D. Trout.
Bedford Borough, on Friday the 3lst, at the Com
missi0ners' Office.
When and where all persons and corporations
| feeling themselves aggriev at the enumeration
and valuation of their taxable property and effects
made pursuant to the several acts of Assembly, ir
such case made and provided, are requested TO at.
tend aud state their grievances for redness, accord
| ing to law. (The appeals will be held on the days
above stated between the hours of Q O'Clock A. NJ
and - O'Clock, M }
ATTEST: WM. M. PEARSON
ii. Nicodemus. Clerk, J. FEIGHTNER,
Commissioners Office, P.J. SHOEMAKER
Dec. 20th, 1861. Commissioners
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1862-01-17
PUBLIC SiLE OF REAI, ESTATE.

THE subscriber viii offer at public sale, on the
premises. or
SATURDAY the Isl Of FEBRU.dRY, ner,.
the following Real Estate. to wit.
One tract of land situate in Napier Township
Bedford County, containing lS7 acres aud l0I
perches and allowance. Is acres cleared and under
fence, about acres os which ia meadow. The
improvements are tgo story Log House and
double Log Barn. good never falling spring Of
water near the door. There is also an apple or
cbard of choice fruit on This tract.
Sale TO commence at O'Clock, T. IL, wheu
terms will be made known
HENRY TAYLOR,
.eciing Er'or 81 Estate of Tsos. Mccrearg, dee'a
Jan. 8, 1852.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1862-01-17
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