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American *, Foreign FasPF2as
h. III. EDDY,
SOL[CIWOR "a PNYlEN Z.

4
late Agent OF y 5 Patent Of!ce, Washin&tae nndt
the Act OF 1881!
33 State street, opposite EIby sa., fscstou.
A FTER extensive practice OF upwards of t,oean
II years, continues Patents in The United ata
2SD in treat Britain France md other foreign coun
tries Caveats SPECIFICATIONS, Assignments, ana all Pa
pets or Drawings for Patents, executed liberal terms
ana with despatch Researches made into American ~!
Foreign Works, O'deterlHine the validity uty of PB
ten5 or nventions,nd legal oihsf advice ed
al matters touching the same Genes OF the claims
any Patent furnished by RENTING Dollar. Assign
monts recorded at Washin gton.
The Agency is not only the largest in New Ene a
hh through it inventors have advantages for secn
patents oil asceaining tho patcntabilty OF IN VENT
unsu fpaesedby, if OF immoasurably oanyW
ca" be offered them elsewhere The testimonials he
given prove that none is MORE SUCCESSFUL ATT
pATENT OFFlC y tba srbsc riher and rs SUCCE
II THE BEST PROOF OF ADVANTAGES AND ABB
tiE he would add tina. he has abundant reason to belle
and can prove that atno o:her ofca of the Kind are
ch2EGes for profession services deTate, he
men8r practice Of the subscriber dur ng twenty yc
past has enabled him 10 accumulate vadi collection
specifications and Official decsons relative to patents
me Sc besides library Of legal and mecian
c works aud III accnunte Ct patents granted in the
United StateSand Europe, render him able beyond cues
uo?, 10 offer superior facilities Tor obtaining patents.
Al necessity OF journey Washington, to procure
patent aud the usual great delay there are here save
Inventors.
TESTIMGNIhi.6.
90 regard Mr. E1dy Of ae mast carah'e sud s"c
'e'?Gil @.onars wI:h whom have had official 'ntef-
CHAs. NAsoE,'' Commissioner CT Patents.
have 10 heaaf ion in assuring Inventors that they
cannot employ person competent and trustworthy
and n0re capable Of ruttng their applications in forr
to Cor tem early and favorable consideration
At the Fatent Office. EDMUND BUREE,"
! Late Commissioner Of Patents.
6 hlr r. u, Eddy has made fer me THIR"EFN a?pli
cations, on all but one of which pntera have been grant
cd, and that one is pending. Such unmis;aHabe
proof OF great talent and ability his part leads me to
recommend ali inventors to Apply to him to procure then
patents they may be of having the Mist thhi
attention bestowed their and at reasonable
charges. JOHN TAGGART."
During eight months, tie gubschci in course Of his
large practice, made, twice rejected applications
GEITEHN APPEALS, EVERY ONE of which was de
GiGed in his favor, b. the Commissioner ot FateNis
RI EDDY.
, Boston Dec Q. 1851 30lfyl
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IA ovoi~
The Tribune has poca coviconn lick are We
na.acterl2eo ty the single ord REPUBLICAN. 1t is
~, ~ ~ III us nearly adhesion TO the great truth
Rsrrhii u la? maze OF one blood all nations of mem
.hn i;b "a ~ us asscFh4n 81 me equal and paiien-
aye iiG9s OF all men ~ he liberty and the pursuit
OF happiness -Repab'icap IN its steadf earnest
n0atlIity 10 every cho1nc and effort OK the Slave
poMGr, lrc' the Annexation Of Texas to the great I
LII IN ~ sIaep ne empire OF the Rev world and
Gigsmont o. OK Co"ptF? 1o' it3 Own a2grai'
,ole .nS ~ ia lls a2Hi't5Gi 70 ~ 'lSt0'
~ - oi IIe va h oTld' VINO londY l'alI II
,ne peilS ana caiamities suddenly thrust upGN rs BY
!Ae Aodei Rspabic-Eppublican N its here and rust,
VS. a. ~ anu emit thitT IA atfoclnuS Ie0eiUn must
,i .. "N OF rs pi9' ets. FL tt
100 H. ~ vi w a "iil' anu e'I"a! avs ny "%i
80 IL; '-V eI't VI cur county wherein 4''Vety
ana Chijn sl2it indeed be ore and Irstperabie "
ht i o. an0 forever
~ = I " e IA c,t,tc u
70 me spt'ual aud material progress and wei, oehG
OF mankind put 19' the praseot eTscs ana us col
uHl's ere many 1eyotea 70 the iHVRoratlon ana suG
cess Of the WG Tor th Cnio4 It's ~ ca correspond
EMS accompany every considerable army, ana report
every nporlan Lcldent O. that great SaruSsle Wnicn
triumph OF me Naton&i arms ana IN ne restoration OF
Tace ana hflit 20 OR dSr"ceo' D!ceoip@ country
we oeieSe Ia ~ "rst"'se oaLit luiti y, nUe az
his ~ connirt Ia btinoJ than hrou a The
reguar pcrusa CT our sojumas And We earncstly 50,
Eol me cooperation OF az f:cad5 OF Ne N a oHa.
cIusl "li.eh W. isS".V A' IA, o y ' l. 1''''!
! u ala IS Ill e--IeAu'li8 us o''c"'@'ioH'
TEpsfS
-. 80 ' =. 49, w. o,x.r,,n r,oer
" ~ ,i oeRsnanrT com
pels Us TO increase the price The TRlDUNE. Our new
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(iate Agent oi y 5 Patent Oiace W.s!,inGtnn, nnd
the Act of 1881.
rs State street, opposite IGiIby sa., iScatoi
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rn..ao, Dee. %. A Cairo special despatch
~. the GLOWING additional n regard to the
n, era, c)nsistsi Of fall brigade, with
maze. o. artillery. They first crossed the
..S.s,e a! Cliff - miles from, Jackson, and
.,,..i direc, 70 Lexington, where they were
I'm tie Is;a by TWO Federal ca~al1y regi-
.a.. with Two pieces OF aInlIsTy under Col.
: o..'a or three hours ersacd in which
81. r.ia,2s were forced 10 give way. Our
sv.s7 killed, 10 wounded and Ia cap
n. The rebel loss was IS killed and
..l. They captured cur artillery. Da-
-r IL, roba. marca northward they were at
..j ..727al times from the south by force
.,-ai to BE those who escaped from Laxng-
T. lis. night the reoeis commenced their
.,.at, having approached within seven miles
ty.45l3
D,nac9 cone tho road is not os grea. as
j, /: b, supposed. Several br,Gges were
.,.,l. ou. the ucssle work is all saved. The
4a..a viii probably ali be repaired in two
'..As
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= Tomorrow, (rnursday,) being Christmas
"IaIcr will 10 Issued from this Office in the
'NFnocn, nor or Friday morning.
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70 THE FREEMAN


NEW DIRK, Dec. y.
,.s Washington dispatch to the PHILADELPHIA
.'...r. sa7s Cen Foster In an additional dis
with regard TO the capture of Goldsboro,
49,. 49,, that The rebels are advancing in large
~, g.rnatsd at 2jO00, to drive him from hi;
IN. lie believes himself strong enough
t.ll ,1c I'LL endorsements arrive.
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,
n.e cn-4gomsut at Kenston the 18th insr.
{. N,olN. Z. cavalry, Capt. Cole, which
vs. 44yance charged over four deep bitches
a..je, wide and captured seven pieces OF
saart;liery, bringing them off in triumph.
g.n. Foster forces were all to reach Colds
vu-iar, and as olpnonadlng has been dis,
.ls..g heard here the probability is that the
a. 5ad been fought and that important
p.l.liu oar possession. The army will i'm
l:.4c.y move from there to another important
1G.,
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FOES ssAH4E.

PHL Subscribers have one set WOODEN Machinery VIM
- 'Asy d!spose cf on reasonable terms: sslo 'us'u
Va, ana 10 in good repair. II. a. Lii ~ O. -
""'a Montpelier, Nov. II, 1853. Ss'<s"t"~S
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Wv IoRK, Dec 24.-Special Washington
,.t.a.s state that no nomination ior Dec y
& oa I9.eyior was s?nt into the Senate to-day.
Tie President sent TO the Senate to-day the
ter Of commerce with Liberia.
Pvsdent has not yet 81 gned the bill for
r4am.,,on OF Western Virginia, as by some
-i.. j. vas only received by him officially
@ai4r. Tuc President IS silent in regard TO
@ l,at0n.
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Icv yoaE, Dee. 24.-rhe Richmond En-
ar7o, IL. ISta, says, we have authentic ac-
--a,s o. two engagements with the enemy on
Tie it, and Stb GA the til, Gen. Clarkson
tt ar, OF Cen. Floyd 5 force met the enemy
La r.cl;oa5ars, Ky, and ritter hard hsDt
even hours, routed them, capturing o.
.as0nerg.
"a tie >th, G,n. Floyd with another part OF
BIZ ..cco in conjunction with Col. Caudles reg
aot cIl upon the enemy rear Plkston' before
AE0F%k, taxing them By surprise, routing the
''.' icIce. Oar (rebe) loss was trillng' O0'
q. 2ltca.ry of The YANKEES was terrible
Yen, Floyd captured nearly 100 prisoners
Yam several hundred pack mulea, lIOo stand
y arms, supplies Of ammunition and othei
'@e' tnoogh 1T is said to supply bis army io'
>'.r. months.
Io2 loss Of the enemy 10 killed in the tw'
Judgements was about 200.
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tnosy,r,, Dec. %. Advices from Lexing-
m,..g. that fears are entertained Of raid
>4 i..g4 and Humphrey Marshall, who in
-:.s ,.e from Western Virginia are rapidly
Ar-aaoe through Pound Gap.
Agreement OF our trolps had ta&en place
TN Richmond, Wy.) that wi!lrclievo Eastern
--:ccav Of taIs new invasion.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-27
RICHMOND WHIG.
TIE VOLUNTEERS.
BT AN OLD SOLDIER.


We are volunteers fer the war, boys,
We are il for the erd of the 6gh:
We will conquer glorious peace, boys,
Or die 10 The c1us3 of the right.
Through the summers sco!cbiDg beat, boys,
Through wi0ters seet and snow,
Though We hlnge- thi s. and irssza, boys,
We viii stand Ike wall to the FOE.
We are here AZ our countr 3 call, bcy',
We will say t II or work "a ecae,
TIL the 6nal bOH is struck, Buys,
Aud our iIdepsadsace won.
We will never liy dawn our arms, boys,
Wha.ever the danger aud toll,
While f)emsn's qua is heard boys,
Or his footprints staiu the tol.
We have many d ear ore' a. home, boys,
And sometimes We almost despair,
Wen we thilk of the hardship3 here, boys,
And the joys and comforts there.
Bat what would be our friends, boys,
What would be sseethear: or vic?
II the false.hTa,tEd iyrlnt should win, boys,
Aud VIC should be bOndm5n for lie.
No never will we submit, boys,
And never will We 20 back,
With the 4 rsh of'shame on our cheeks, boys,
Aud the Yankees on cur track.
When the last great battles Won, boya,
Aud JeVer csy before,
Will we return T. our homes, boys,
And the loved ones ggeot Us once more.
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To the President.

FSDEEAL TYsMSr Is BALrN)RE.-The Fr:dsrieks'
burg Nco', Of 22i nst says:
We have been permitted to read letter frcm Vir.
giIiAn 10 Baltimore, which narrA;es with AL he c'fa and
disna ion naturally excited by suel dastardy odIagrs
the agd Imprisonment OF geae, reiirirG woman
Just r,c0yaG irom we're iilGcss whose hcus' vas
,Ch5d by L'acolns hireliuls garments which sne ss
pe3.red 10, tha poor G. whom she was always blre'
iact5r) ttkcn way, no ri nd rmsed TO s0o'rpf fy
ser 10 Washi;g gO n r.lsjn assigned fer her ar.
81. II oucr happy touscho.1 il 'r k.n up hy t'rar.
n end op-verio1 tai'r & iifi'iy he,a"s' he r..
fasd 10 take the oath Of alcgiHEGe 10 ,e d,sp The
eldest is prisolcr IN F1r lafayette, the Young s
On exile from home and 'rirJd sci ior IN the sou
Gro army aud th, sutt 3 sosrc nag no htr IS IA
the bruts hands Of the yrut. And iii u bn; one Of
naEy instances OF crGl ard Is p.rrs r. 4 l. s
name of Just Ce aud FeesCm By 'He (iai--ly cal J
"Unied aies GJverlm at" Sh,l su-a crimes b.
10 ger unRyeugeGl s "a lern bAJ 3ut.s slVua give tn
ans Ser As sure Co -,!Ecs IL Heaven, tbs cay wi
CONS when fot;er,d Mar lluh AID iavaded rgUia s1s
together cusl the wrgtcaes VII sX. IA tder III
quity May their righteous reiibI4Ou be spee5y as
l. is certain.
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uEArQ-ASTESs DEpAErN :,s - EgEeICo, |
Rl-H-oSa, "a, March eia lS62. !
General orders,

General Orders
l. .pp..-trr, " Hotels AID Boarding Eouses vii rh.
@ - fN- PrlvOt ,ar,1t, a caue3 OF az guests -
s.l.-I ~ an Uessrs their erpt'T'a-n
.r-iy.- ui sIss -s fl--. -iaEhL
.r..s ,v-rH -Ay - n. uCgs v "a ard u.
fye.y t.e aai w1.r o. aSsst sli tt-'r pu'
-rE e. g.. r-.U Ma-sa-l t'e isgs-i5u q
-s.gs. a the avn Of tbsr IsEs, "a Is 4c ny
E .Hr dsy reports % prsrs 'em he surrounding
e 1r.ry pa ~ o. "a riag s. iD the St .b.es.
Il So rsrn be -ltt % rrs, tcyo. e c-st" i-it
De- Z. Ia thyg cll., hSrsro-c sfh a. .
-.sr1s liye-s o. sts-e luacrys rr pa.y trniien on
u- pss--s ~ --v o1t, Et-n thr tra -4es u cou-
d. Eat-. r-t r=ArsY 20 en- n;1 city, CT " G
49, olives M % ps-so-s h1'- pa rcrts.
~ o.d-r = zTs.-osa. !So. Il. NNosE, Co Dc &c
l. - lGE
r,S-f A. 4 Geaeral
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LAND ROR sAzE.
EtHg proprietor for sale, gousAad twelve han
q das Cane Gan Lahl, vel adapted 20
@ n-sdcc1n Cotton lan1 In the state o.
'.Sa2YL Ibs land l. tasisd Ls southern boundary o.
.las Cnuuty beaatfgi LAks, three nes from the Ia
liver shch el3ss arorins fne steamboat navt
a n ull river Upoa tis land tsdnlny Ave years old
-I .ce,fblt 4 aCing ant crop the hrs year
Is o-s thl cash. the balance in two annual intalments
oae ofhe viii be tAkea In negro property desired
Ltir-s, W. RANDLn
bis lAadins) YISOO River, care Of L. Dew Drop,
- Ylckahurs. MGl
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FIFTY DrLL4AsS BOUNaX!
ATTENTION VOLUNTEERS!

0IaNNN|'F'0II
] TTUc J uATLsY NORTON Of tn Naval Pa tery l,It
/ curing Ne past yea, tayrg gn duly Suho r,d t.S
Hr srcr-tsry % ~, vit tls app Cbslio1 Ap ISN
aU. asJ rs-T ras ute 10 = and orgas se -
r my " 12s u.n, for t1- q & ktcwa Naval Bate
~ yf-fs ~ goruly 70 h-a ry, N'iv OF "a c1ur
- GA, e. In o. "a county and II one oi
me es I1sLt. ~ I. south "a Sttel
Tsc,Ir. gl q -rs g. nov ro7uIe ani prospecs Of
e.dg a o. III '-Gmy Go pm a. he op'ntg ei
p !zg CampNg7, rnters cesi'y that 'hs c'm a. y
a1u a l h-t ~ Al IS early day pysbie sud olll also
A. :g. al hCs= h.yug d " eDUnirss esttt a
'tSt ha 90 he al and B. 'o-nd a St Wh7 they
c.l rGud 90 Es "a most enc eat ssIVl--.
A. % .s o. eN 4 vil pc nl', furl usA5 70
Eur- can't vi D. grAs. sui N.y snf csr1in nun
be. "a. cs .bisli Lon the any a. st,ted tim a
ly LiEJr. tS1ON,
A. OuvAls Drrs tore, cNmoni,
mtlg-ISS or q tFe N4va battery, YosktoWn-
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HE8DOCAaf.Bs D.ats-Nt'r ? " Nsl.O- !
EIc2NoSD Va, MAEeh ~, l-62.
G-Sg-tL OgDE.s
No.
CHJ IN P,tr Is app7i,tei Provost S--'hAl of the
cit Nf sclnoa Capt 4 eOdsia aud J. C. hAyIAEd
= 40 iatsI AsI.tNat P-rycst SarsaAis
l ,lall. .l1as v--Na vrfe conce-ans passports or
rc tlsn % gc.r.s be- eta t'e Fro aAr5 al
Zoe cty n kahm1ni g. divided int tSo Miuar Dis
-s b. Inc c1-l. ~ 20 dayos 81 snl ullirg ~
s-ee O. EEia hegc, up Hai o Govgruor or
trvei5 u stye tea y s1 street 10 he hn o. th-
ely.
r 1l A. r. SoIsr md the IFS -t Sil lice uudsr
ts4r .ellar4 % Cartl n J e. FE"-Erd
NJ. saalusI Maccurb.g s.p iat=d CHE ofPglCn.
~ o.dss q b. : Gsl- so - NunEH
I. j. P.GG
ne Asy. A6It General
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o DEPNET :ESrOF LESsC), |
RIc'N.SD. Va, March 9Th, lS6S. !
HElDQUAsrEss
eEyyRlL ORJEss |

- VI Ca. o. the ,uhc-v conferred By General Orders No
s A-jls7 s Iu-s c o. nessis eA st 1852, Capt
A. l. sdE : sppoi.t-d Provost !zr,al q the Ci = Of b.
oaI adjoining auGs=r alt ~ eosL.Fy fr the dstAnse
Of ten ri',ts.
u Passport rcc Is coruuud 81 is present. location u
&C. eiArgr OF the Pgoypst HArhaL
II 'hs dsstn d. d'utio1 o. yinolS H'lr!tlous IN !
gu,s ciSe ci " arus brye'a 81 /. sclsle g
d. Tl ode. sill D. cty o7cct b. TIE Provost |ar
s1 gains pc cUgt ills, sci nS, gylnS SEay, o.
t. ny naEa-r ll5 sosias Of such beverages.
~ Al ps-sors Of eve deyr except these Ia he service Of
~ fJrEfs -E,s having 10 ther posssis on
20 5e vrf he he Jydnapce Dpar mgn or bsioTe
g. On arch S6l Uth -siR- taey n b. svzsla tasen
y varshs. ms bel ug ug - the STATE
gala be dsissrri CoL lam a. the state srssn
q. Ia t.s .ly Iis : RI hil is nca-!
jS "a double b,rv ed shci guns and p oi
err sE.ls my be ust-1 Ia n bs.t C,nprsru VII be
sle aras i-gered ap tassl 10 pg5s ard
ovsrlrl Ia The puo Sc wee VI Be eget tr
EgPkCE
uAy-v ASS AJj'L oel
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uESEOLUIInN.

y,gE eOpa-taes ip eiArPEasoS DUsJY E,s Solved
i fhs ii Jauuay, ist9.
person. icGe5ei reqissisl 20 male iznedi Py
s5t II haV.g el-s garst frn are Tequls el 10
p''''-' 'i' ~ Rw EPPElsoY,
p T. DUeUY.
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CRESCENT CITY ISK MANDATORY.
GEORGE II, VIETgN, Sole agent.

NO los POYDsAs sTREEr, ORLEANS
Eovs lax 81 cts . eed lax 50 cts to slO .
10 INK - do % Oa aine Ink, eLa1 oA
Ca-i lax Al do do ase Iik, IS cts oE
Coz. e Pit Lax. a. 81 20 Purple lnx, IS De de
Au.osrarh'e LAX. 5 do Arowa Ink, ti.50 y b
rgy- TIE Au.cVr,p. ic Iek Is Green Ink, 50 DO
nhoCr .phIc InG, Which can Ye low Ink, Sl.eO 10
not b. pnol- " phed CT asei glrls,.....75es an
By any e. -Rlg al prce d,li aEe...t! do
pae ins o es % 81 n. 50aE rs cts TO i5O or
Tees I1s are o' supe lo quality Manufactured la New Or
ars BY practical che -arratted equal to the best
ske Aad geavrat oy the NeT Orleans
pea -. ., .-,.,-,
Al ordes addressed 70 GEo. H. yINTEN.
Type Fo1,dry sud Printers Warehouse,
No. l05 Soydrss stree, New orleans,
viii be promptly attended TO- iel4-dGE2m
HEADoUARruRs DEPT. OF HEEsIon,
Rshn9nd, Va, March ll,h. 1864.
GENERAL ORDERS,
No. g.
IT, RAroAd Companies and ths James River and KInGEha
Cans COapanT. bid transport Into tbs out
s9gtlCus tquc-s, other Intoxicating beverages.
III SupeEiate. deas Of saro Iis Of the I'd Canal
requested geDo dNf the IrJyosi Nsrihsl the nnm
Der q ase passing To r roads and cans cut Of the
oi.y Of Ric mOsd
ByO;dsr Of Big Gen. JnO. w.nder, Con-, As,
L z PAGE,
nAls-H ASi, Adg- Gea
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DaRGAINS rs OVER C3AE5.-ia ,se I-ar5a = ID
I'D vAnc-d Fst-v gre bS gss 1 a ,ins m GveF
Coas Wehave o. Lh1.- Gre, Military ever COATS,
q Ohesrs Pra Hheh cal stecuoa e.. beng zee
- t7 B.rs-t BALDWIN ~ .'lN-s,
- lie anl rs Aga street.
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RICEHOND DAILY WIG.

TERuf:
DalyFays-, eS per annsE; ssrtN esk. SsA sS -
ys-r h a4vs,s Rsllesaess ray be Ete - - iS q t
s s sssS5 Shas sTiaSa55 Asn ea tes ss79Giei
~. nr.lO O.lna .anaaL..ll ElEaT.
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49, 70 alsr- ~ % BE eoaEsel - Ae --ch.n or reAr
ss s7sccd s kssz=sPi Or prsTicasy asIst e9a 's'
~ .se rtss. ,., -
yss-al roi .Astsd c. ihs eesJ fsE atps'1ea ner'-
AZ 81 'asleas rl Be oolazsa Ez ordered sl 'li Ay,'
nee srl- -1as'y. .-s..-
avoid -.sa1lf'1tsno'as
--- A3v~rt---s, e = pr09-f 20 gsa'- -s';i
I'D. -.r. sr .hc -azaroz- Se-zst' Et'
$500 .., .-F s.- s-2t - - % =
- -s.a rrE-r-. enc re- g--'1 tn1-
gf ssal ard ts1--- -= Alyss.,, '7i i' 20 p
- 80 vgs -sr sc b. -ss,- at - sIu~ ss '1ist
49,. -sr-ass as g. g, sf .-r-s. a.'7.
- ElHEs- Fsls- t1Nt. '.-rf .sa-- y
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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1862-07-18
STATE OF JONATHAN HORTON, iced.

All persons interested in the estate of Jona-
.bon Horton, late of the borough of Bedford,
deceased, are hereby notified that the undersign-
a. appointed auditor by the Orphans Court of
RedGord county, to report the facts and make
dstributon of funds in the hands of Oliver
Horton. administrators the estate of said de-
ceased. will attend to the duties of his appoint
ment at the Office of Mann & Spang, in the bo-
rouch Of Bedford, on Tuesday the 10Th day of
August, at 10 O'clock, A. NJ, when and where
ali persons interested may attend if they think
proper. 80, V. H. ofaNu' 'a4d"o''
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1862-07-18
NOTICE OF 1NouIsrrroN.

Whereas Daniel Mcdonald, late of Union town.
ship, deceased died seized of the following real
tate. to wits One tract of land situate in st. Clair
and Union townships, being the mansion farm, con-
tanning fifty acres, mole less, adjoining lands of
John McDonalG's heirs, Conrad Clayeomb's heirs
and John Claycomb Also, other tract of land
situate irf6t. Clair township. and containing one
hundred and forty six acres, less, adjoining
lands of John Claycomb, George Vickioy, John Nc
Donald's heirs and Thomas Blackburn, leaving a
widow, Alice Mcdonald, still living, and issue, viz:
James Mcdonald and Henry Mcdonald, residing in
Bedford county, and two grand children of the
eldest son, Daniel M'Donald, decd, to wit: James
Mcdonald, residing in Clayton, state of Iowa, and
Daniel M Donald, of Union township, Bedford coun-
ty, now in the U. s. Army.
Notice is, therefore, hereby given that In pursu-
ance of a Writ of partition or valuation to me di-
rected. willproceed to hold nqulstion or val
uation on the premises, on Monday, the 2sth Ju
1862, when and where all parties interested may ~,
tend il they see proper.
JOHN J. CESSNA, Sheriff.
Sherif's Office, Bedford, July A, '62.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1862-07-18
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