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THE PORTER COURT MARITAL.

THE PORTER COURT MARTIAL.
To-dsy the testimony given yesterday by
Capt Drake DE Kay was read over TO him and
verified.
Brig. Gen. b. Roberts was next examined,
and testified sustaining the testimony preyi.
ously given by Major GeuT Pope. He was
subseque ntly cross--xxmIned by the counsel
for the accused.
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VISIT TO THE BRAZILIAN fRIGATH
At2 p. N. to-day the President visited the
Brazilian frigate Paraneuse now laying 81 the
Washington Navy Yard, accompanied by the
Secretary Of State, the Secretary OF tho Navy
add M l-isboa, the Brazilian Minister.
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~Gen. Schenck, who has been appointed
TO the Baltimore Military Department. is ex-
pectrd there to-day or tomorrow, and will as
sumo the command during the present week.
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- Reliable private advices from California
are u tAr 6sct tina, the sum Of s2oo0 600 which
u needsd to constr act the Central railway to
Nevada vtlfprossb,y Be- soon taken up. s4oo,.
W wss taken In Sacramento In one day Tn
rosa VA De ZONE 40 miles in length, part Of
Nesce u built and highest grade across the
oshens VIZ DO eizAiy 3eet to the mile. The
cost OF freisht now transported over .,u.no,
roads and BY wa.sr from San Yr.nc,.co q,
Wssaoe is estimated yearly to be ssa,oooooo
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y Three kstei scao0uers Attempting 70 run
ne esscksds INTO Wiiniassou, n. G., on Wed.
nssday last. wese captured By tha U. 8. ss.sn.
e~ Camtrsdss and Mount Vernon. They
wer- nom Nassss- One OF them vas tAs
tmma Tn'ue. aaosANr tAs Briluaas aad ys
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HAyUn uHAXRAL MCCLELLAN

Nh"VN UhN AFAL McCIEILAN
Major GENERAL Mcclellan has duly arrived
In this city, IN compliance with the sum-
mons for HIM 10 appear as q witness before
tn Court OF Inquiry In the case OF General
Mcdowell, and the court martial in General
RItE John Portsr's case
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GBN. McCLkLLANs Alps.
Gen. Mcclellan Is accompanied In his Visit
to Washington by his aids, Lieut. Colonies
Switzer and Hudson. The party stops Ct
Willards'.
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Tai Gu ss0kibAk r..s. gree, p!e.-ars a.
i calling the attention Of the public 49,
his large stoek Of PIANO R0Rflb OF the ~
best mann factories In the country UbichutNSv
he Offers for ssls at the lovest setnry pricss Par
eSsspsr thsn Any other house. and i've cotirs 81
isfeetion. AseA new Plano 10 vs<rasted for ave
yssrs. sse"sd-Assd rt,n.. tsts. II s.shAsss.
Corner Pc. ave. and lltA stsess.
Bacon. ~y
E>RBNcAs MILITARY Law, = cent?.
= Manual Military Lav, Lsndoa, 9I.a,
Rsn as,s ai M,i,;.{ Nv o.
Kough . lmgfovee AYtielss n War, Siy,
ADJ. Cd Courts Nsr'is Losdoa, Sis,
The Law relating 70 ofacers 81 ths Army, Loa-
The Z: s.i:..ax 20 oas.r. Of N. navy. ,'o,..,
HicSmSn IVA Quarts Martial, London Ss.n
Ns,rls 81 on Eee.uitins, hfiitsry O..
netinS Sr xes "a 2r..e,-. .fws., London. als
~ + s +: NO:
g tas YeShs, Chndsc. s.s then r.sAiiY ssd a.
'..''' = so Sos VII Elm NIB ssUS S sr9ss ,'
60 113 p. sy.. posth stAe.
Rsp sa5ttksTE1Esfass r s.pkIs L.EaSs So'fos
One pstes saly, nasheA In Ilaia ar.ssa
d p.rs Pa ave- m Z Nfats street
WKAIE9fo.J sQIsLEnNuIHECIAny p..
ORAlDA. : vss-. tesSns, pNA1cx sAyLoS.
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RRIGADIfR GESERAL wAD5wORrH.
Prtssdisr General W atsworth, who returned
TO this city yesterday morning, has had his
leave OF absence extended seven days longer
20 he has not yrt returned to duty as Military
Governor Of this District
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NEW YORk sTOLA MARKET.
NEW YORK. Dec. Q, 11k g. m.-First Board =
U. s. Coupons, 1851, 1Oi Xa4; 73-lo Treasury
N0tss, iC3haH; L. s. DemAaG Notes, k7S
God, 132xa33.
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~Generals Mott and Prince have been or.
dered to duty with the Army of the Potomac
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SECOND WARD STATIoS CAsEs-Ida N
Baltic, disOId,rly; dismissed. Roysi Calvs =,
do; Tor uial. Nathan BoSye:, dunk d.
misetd. Alexander Barr, dIsord'rIv; IL.
d. Scott, drunk and dI-orderly: hu-d AZ ,
Jane Smart. Thomas Idnch, reomas Su1lta
and JOHN simpson, 81, eping In the etreer di--
missed
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iENERAL FRANKLIN

MAJOR GENERAL FkASKLIS
has been At his residence in tits city for two
days past, and leaves tomorrow morning for
his post, in the Army of the Potomac.
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PERsoNAL.-Gen. Newton and wife Ar. a

Kari ~code'.
Col. - rriIl, Z. =. V. r; Mr.. F+rnandIno, It.
sly; Col &. II. StouRhton, VT; Gen Cie Drge b
Mcclellan, L. :. A; GIN. Wool, do. On. Cram
do; 1t. Col. T II. Crsig, do; Col. X ls.'y, do.;
Gen. MorIu, U. s. V; t'oi. Buell.. N. Y: Con
MorviDe, u. =. N; Judgp Russell aud wife,
Mas; Gsn. Stouehton, VI, are az W Illnrdk'
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r. sCB0oL POR YOUNG LADIES.
Il f<eced quarter Of Aisa WfLLfAnS 0eA.S
p:ss.sss. Ne. % nsrsk (, Sss.sse rs sai ssS
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w s.. Joseph. Male orphan Asylum wi ~li b D..
7h street This is one 1o Of .he Hall
Pnitsnt we pave awong u, and deserves tn Aid of
Gated to become good citizens. Delicious Refresh.
ments snd good music will be provided it,
NJ MEETING OF PENNsTLyANIAN,-A
W. Public Meeting ofthe pesnsy v.nis Soldiers
a assi xiv & 5:
half paS o clock. december i0th' at
s, The IONS I'd d.u.hter. Of the o,i Keystone
ss.y nyied d, to attend The esrn III.
ton by their preseacs and c"uns in
renswed Efforts 70 provide for the sud comfort
OF The thousand of sick and wounded soldiers In
can ? and hospital who claim our s,mpsth and at.
All the Member Of Congress from Pennsylvania
,Report. from the standing, Committee of the
JOHN N sullI{IS Ss .s5.s,TE frrs 81
the nee S Ssriss
NJ sPd
f B. "a !. Mssrat Hn5
Sn be held on TUESDAY XsTERsooSsf. f Deeem.
de des. :. . oe WI 3. R. DAYTON. Secretary.
nSMI rHSnNIAk IECTC REs-Ou TUES
DAY hvtNlNG, Dec; ssh, Prof: DtyIsL
.ss ar saS lSsssrs Of sss
FIRST lecture-"ARCHKoLO0Y" dec y
RAm.Msoe9as,IL, TX! skIRrs-A ls;.; > So? ,H.ps, .,
oe s-2t Pa avenu. and Ninth street.
NOTICE
boIf siss ISs' e, that Kin NO. be
D.. .SsSsIsrixs' ~ aEEsf:
COAL COL, CoALI
full suppl, S e n aied: & COAL,
4. G scn '0''i0l' rates for Cash sPy
dssst 9s2 P. .-., bet. Iith and III ia.
I OoK OUT FOR THB H0LIDAYsl
wH SLs e .ss - fs.
CHINA ORNaMENrs Rich aud Bssutifui ROSE,
s sSR D ess WoR sSHE a I'd i.
'':,s It'd of ''' Ss = A sHrpps 500 nth .
l. eo4. S E:..i .sR aoe cessssss
&c. .se.. hi.se.' and ChlldrsnS Binorais III
i Sca s.' md e. sse,.. ssp
soots ssys Long Boots. ia s.s:. ,.iisty, .t he
s s'i ~ e. l: A.,a.' s'.ss Pa
OIyIol.s AND soLDIEEs NHYpIN9 DAY
.se nts AZ. mort eordiaiiy solicited to Inspect our
civ. :. 81. p,.s'iesJ ali marked in plain ssarss-
All parcels properly packed for ex press or other
PGhRv 4 BRO.
de9W Pa. avenue and rinth street.
eB4 WAGONS. so,sw,A WAGONS o.~
o. sn eiHei ! !S' S q ;Ssss;sfsNr SH
Of sises Just received and Win be sold very ehsss
= CABBAGE OR WAGON REPAIRING of
al kinds promptly ATTENDED t.
,..,. ,,s s0'..: sg ! ssss5a*,
desS STA and ATT Eishth street.
o. 16a LADIES 0LoAKs
~ hundr-r AMI sixty hve Ladies' CLOTH
GlOAke received 70 day atMAxWELLS Onsinl
Rsshii st,I Cl All aod 6snti 10 STORE
Ev.lvet s.aver Cloth olosks,
. arorted Beaver C'n.h fE,aks,
- Efsb Reaver Cloth Clo,ss
SCR Beaver Clct- Clo>kS
Is trown Sal Skin Ctoaks
,t hiark Rear 6kiu Ct.sks
= Black Beaver 9th Closks
AZ MAXWELLS,
zoe Pa. Az. between atb and ID s{s
~ f1u sssorsmenI OF Misses' sad Caiid ren1
No,,c- E0RTHERN MARKET.
h.,W .;hsx-Ihc new vegstaols -tsnJA recently
Ssr.i rs., SStseesed for the rrw1ainAer Of che
Ionssv ~ Sth June lsSS, 81 pub,ie sale on
fhs Old sSeaS s AT, t.'t :. ! S'e,eet.
ShS s.s.s. N TRH :. ~ IA. ;Se...ys Of
tine to the bishest birSer for essn "a N.sem ,
| ateiy r~nov~ aftRr Witch yerrn..I III uoai.
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DEA1Hs,or SoLDIEk-.-The following hsvs
b., q report. sIncc our lat:
W. Scott Hev,y, iots bait ryN Y. Artlll-ry
Jas. Roui. company q, 7lst Ohio.
Gilbert ounC, company F. Iith New York
jas M Coorer. company 10, irh Indiana
David Moul,on. cora paLy A, 18TH N IL
DsDiPl Boon, company A, l3let Penn.
John w. LOunsheTg, company u, 29ih Penn
Dfwir Rurs-li, nh battery n. Y. Artillery.
Chris Wicker, company q, I'd NY. Cavalry
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LOCAL NEWS.

CRIMINAL toCsT. D~c. s-wn- s,.D;.
wns ccn yicfec Of hrcsny sac srut nceo "a -
year end Tire day. AZ zoe psni.ep,ia-y.
eold Wsteh from -. IA Maynard. Vs. -
tened to Two years and sir G1onthsi In TIE p.s.
John Smith. convicted Of similar eh.,r
VIM Jams, con sioeed o. ..ralinss AZ 49,.
tened 70 one ycsr and sis months IN the p4ni.
Dec. s-Syfye.ter Ia. ma. "a, x,,,..a
eepy, tvt y eonmended 70 tne nerey Of ~.
Courf hsntnced 70 one year and -four raouta.
IN the peAksetHry. .,--s-v -: Il -l.'''
ss ne. Fame ssS and I
guilty - 10 riot guilty ef aGr.y.,r -
= Re4er Be~myer. esnsinaed q tha laresav Of
John W Mann. inasessd Tor larceny. v.,.
Rsndolrh Barnes wssindIcs.d for the ,arc.,,
Of eeven ffty cent poetaee currency not~ TIL
abb, ard the prisoner Wa Discharged
The District AtofBey entered q prot "A
the cases OF Dennis Pealiy and Daniel LYON
indicted rof the larceny Of bushsi and hall
The court va. engaged with the Trial Of
Lewis White, for larceny when our repOn
Row AT DAnKY BALL-LAst d isht darty
ball Was given IN The Hall at the oornrr Of
Second stTret and the Avsnue, which WA a.
tended oy quite q isrGe croWo- toe - eemmAan
sex prrdominAtins. An went - marry ~ q
marriage tSil' until about q m when one Of
them, 9eoree johnson, not used 10 poute so.
ciety, REMARKED In the bearing OF a lady Of color
thai q eenilemaa then on the floor WA 100
heavily built posterioriy 10 b. abte N da nns
gTacefnlly, which remark was warmly resent
ed by the lady, ~ not the correct thing Tor dph.
cate female ears. Her husband accordingly
advanced TO johnson and Demanded an aposo-
gy, which the latter d. ciined giving, goa en-
ragged, struck out AZ the husband. missing him
- tt happened, and hit the lady ham row
then took place, which was quieted by odicer
Roche and Crnnp, who arnrsted johnson and
the husband. Charles Anderson, and took them
10 the ststiou! ThiuGs then became quiet, and
90 remainod sntil about . O'Clock, when 6-o
Davis and John Robertson went out In the
street and engaged In nsbt, but the same
Oh GERS took them in charge. and Carried thru
10 the station, This morning the parties were
brought before Justice Furgnson, who dis
missed Anderson, fined Robertson and jobs.
con sis4, and Geo. Davis ea.e4.
MsssTs. Job. u. MSfsigh ana James l.
Chamberlain, with the family Of the latter
gentl' man, vho left fhIs CIV about tire. weeks
since for middieburg, were robbed on the way
notcrediidt, by several Of the friends OF tbs
psrtIps.
The Slaughter house Of wm Gray on the
La thurR-iurnpike, outside the hmfts OF the
city, as partially torn down on SATURDAY
nich, by some persons, and n slaughtered beef
stolen.
Mr.. John Child, In stopping from Princs
street wharf 10 n long hoai fell Overheard, an
Ss,urdty, and WA with oifleulty r-ecued
from drO~ ming.
The trnc'. ia the suburbs OF the town are
.g,ine' rapidly. On saturday and lust nd mt
fences were broken down and carried OF, ..
thieves A nig ut guard or police ID much
wanted AleE. Cue, e. Dee. Sih.
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TT BOSTON BROWN BREAD
HIS Is a superb article, one that will please
syery lover OF good, healthy, and nutricious
Hotels. Eating Houses. sutlers, Grocery Stores
and Families led every mornins and ey ming
with Ii is delicious article
Also. Wrrm, Bal cd Beans. every Sunday morn
irR from to o'els ok ~ the quart or more, at
twe+nl 18th and 18th SITS, below Penn. avenue.
Give . call
Remember the number-295L. de 6-eosws
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EOR SALE-The GOOD WILL and FIXTURES
II of . Restaurant, two doors from Grover
Thestre. nov doing . good business. For further
information, apply on The renlises, $50 street
de IA
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WAsHIN oTok NoNKY MARKBr.-Quotst.os,
for s'oCks, coin and uncurrrnt money, r. rnisAed
IN y0hrson A IA Rank
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No,,c, EORTHERN MARKET.
h.,H .;hs S-Ihc ne~ vesstaols .tsniS recently
Ssr.i rs., SStsecsed for The remainder o. che
Ionssv 100 Srh June. ls6S, 81 pah,ie sale. on
Pr "a al ~. sss s.Ain tsnt 81 e'ciecS.
s.,entS saS I;shts sesdins UPON the sootways Of
.s to the bic hsss si.ss, tot e.-h, . Be smnsai
vege'seles and other mAsks q .sI - 49, OF
stih:s ef The ksid strss,s usder ma ~ 49, -
lee than I've nor moro than tvsotv aci,sH" nov
Notics u ALEC sivea that ell tkoss sssnSs ,...
ss,"rs 70. :os,h .su Of the main Ssiiiins Si4I Sc
eiptstioa Of the sxistips license; OF tSS ~ ~
which dss notice viu b Sivso. VI
i.4AEt55kk.!AAa.
% SdW COmmsosionspu
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1862-01-03
PUBLIC SAILS.

In pursuance ofan order of the Orphans Court
Of Bedford County, there viii be sold at the late
residence CT Sarah Sparks, decd, in West Proyi.
dence township, county aforesaid, on
Sy4TURD.8Y 23TH D9Y OF DECEMBER
next, the following Rea Estate, late the property
of Sarah Sparks, decd, to wit:
One tact of land, situate. in the township afore-
said, within two miles oi the town of Hamilton, at
the Junction Of the PIank-road and Bedford Rail
road, three miles ofthe Borough OF Bloody Run.
and one mile OF the Chambersburg turnpike, ad-
Joining lands of John Riley, Thomas Richey, Jo-
seph Sleighter and others, containing, 153 acres.
more or lrss, about S5 acres cleared aud under
fence with
Two stOrIed Franc dwelling House.
Double Log Barn, aud other cut buildings, thereon
erected.
All Improvements have been made within eight
years, and the land under cultivation, has been re-
Gently cleared. fine spring of never failing va
ter is on the premises, near the house.
Sale viii commerce at 10 O'Clock on said day.
Terms, made known on day Of sale.
For further particulars, address Gel Joseph ".
Tate, Bedford, or the undersigned, living near the
premises.
JOSEPH FISEFR,
Zee. o. 1881 Executor
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PUBLIC SALE
"a VALUARLE

II EALz L@T "a TGs
DY virtue of an order of the Orphans curt Of
ID Bedford County, the undersigned, Admin
istraors Of the estate of jacob ninizh late OF East
Providence Township, decd, will expose to sale,
by public vendue, on the pemiSes on
TUESDAY. THE 7T1 Day OF JANUARY,
at l O'Clock, P. NJ, the following described valua-
ble Real Estate, to wit:
A tract of land, situate in Rays Cove, in said
Township OF East Providence, adjoining lands of
Adam Hinish on the North Jacob Ritchey on the
East, William GTaey on the South, and J Ohm Grove
and Samuel Grove on the West, (psrt Of a tract of
land formerly belonging to Philip Fishers heirs.)
containing 200 acres aud Is perches more less,
about IA acres OF which cleared and under fence
and with story and half LOG DWELLING
HOUSE thereon erected.
TERMS 0ne-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, or Bonds and Mortgage.
HENRY HINISH,
D.FDRD,
Dec. 13, 1861. Administrators.
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GpPEALS.
Dee. 20, 1861.

Notice is hereby given to the taxable Inhabitants
Of the County of Bedford, that an Appeal viii be
held by The County Commissioners, on the days,
and at the places specified, to wit:
For Colerain Township, on Tuesday, the 7tl day
Of January next, at the house Of A j. Penuell.
Southampton Township, on "Wednesday the 9th,
at the house of William Adams.
Monroe Township on Thursday the 9Th, at the
house Of Samuel Mixell.
East Providence Township, on Friday the 10th,
at the housepf ID. A. L. Black.
West Providence Township, Saturday the
Ilth, at the house of ]. A. Gump, in the Borough
of Bloody Run.
Cumberland Valley Township, on Monday the
18th, at the house of Jacob Snider.
Londonderry Township, or Tuesday the l4th,
ut the house Of George Baily.
Harrison Township, on Wednesday the 10th, at
the house OF Martin Feightner.
Juniata Township, Thursday the 10th, at the
house of Joseph Follel.
Napier Township, on Friday the l7th, at the
house of j. 81. Robson, in the Borough OF ScEes-
burg
Schellsburg Borough, on Saturday the 18th, at
the house of J. M. Robson
Bedford Township, Monday the goth at the
Commissioners Office.
Snakespring Township, on Tuesday the 2lst, at
the house of ID. l.. Deibaugh.
Bloody Run Borough Wednesday the 22d at
tie house OF J. a. Gump.
Hopewell Township, Thursday the 23d at the
house of John DasEer.
Broad Top Township, ON Friday the 2ith, at the
house Of j. b. Castner.
Liberty Township, on Saturday the 25tb, at the
souse Of Mrs. G. Trcker.
Middle Woodberry Township, on Monday the
27th, at the house of Wm. NJ. Pearson, Esq
South Woodoeiry Township, on Tuesday tue 2sth,
al the house of David Stonor.
Union Township, on Wednesday the 29th, at the
house OF Michael Wyant.
St. Cirir Township, on Thursday tho 20th, a. the
house Of Gideon D. Trout.
Bedford Borough on Friday tho 3lst, at the Com
missioners' Office
When and where all persons and corporations
feeling themselves aggriev, at the enumeration
ana valuation Of their taxable property and effects,
made pursuant to the several acts Of Assembly, in
such case made and provided, requested to at
tend and state their grievances for Fedness accord
ing TO law. (The appeals will be held on the days
above stated between tho hours Of O'Clock A. M
and II O'Clock, NJ
ATTEsr WM. III. PEARSON /,
II. NIcodenus Clerk, J. FF1GRTNER.
COMMISSIONERS Office, p. SHOEMAKER
Dec. 2gth 1851. Commissioners.
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TEE CARRIER.
CASH TERAgg.

On account of the hardness of the times and the
pressing demands for cash upon us, we have de-
termined to come as near to cash terms possible.
Hereafter We must have the cash for all Orphans
Court printing Auditors Notices. Estrays &c:
also all Protbonotarys printing, occasional adyer-
tisements and handbills.
all new subscribers are also expected to pay their
subscriptions ia adrance.
We do not think Executors, Administrators, and
auditors have need TO complain at this change o
derias- They almost ut any time raise the few
belaFs that II will require pay thePnnters bills
- l~ill save bother 10 them, andbe OF immense
be ncftto us.
ouata
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NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that have purchased at
In Sheriff Is sale the following property, sold as
the property Of Charles Dannaker, TO witt One
gray Colt, one bay Mare, one daTll bay Mare, one
brown Mare, one year!ing Colt (black,) one bay
sucking Colt, one black Colt, one narrow wheeled
Wagon, one Wood Sled, Que pair Ladders, is
acres Wheat in the ground, II acres Of Rye, Il
acres Corn, one Cow, one yearling Steer, one small
Steer. 10 Shoats, Hogs, Of 60 doz. Rye, { of 20
doz. Wheat, Of 200 doz Oats, 90 bushels Buck
wheat, one Plough, and FIVE tons Hay, which
permit to remain with the said Charles Dannaker
during my pleasure.
CHRISTIAN A, DANNAKER
Dec 20 ,6l -3t
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PUBLIC SALE
on REAL ESTATE.

E1Y virtue of an order Of the Orphans Court of
ID Bedford County, the undersigned will expose
to public Sale, on the premises, on
SATURDAY Ist FEBRUARY, nert,
the following described Real Estate:
a tract Of land ia Liberty Township, contain
ing about 40 acres, about 60 thereof cleared.
The improvements are a LOG FR.9lIE HOUSE,
Bank Barn, Spring House and other buildings
also an apple orcharl. The tract adjoins lands of
George DiIlingcr, Samuel Brumbaugh, Sr., and
Alexander Mcdonald.
Terms made known on day of sale.
JOSEPH CRISMAN,
Admir- Of the Estate Of Michael Reed, deed.
Dec IT. 1861.
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FOR SALE
OR
g. R A % R

l66 acres near Stonerstown-w withn 1 mile OF
Rroadtop Rairoad-about 100 acres cleared, with
a two story dwelling house--new bank barn--stabe,
SC, thereon erected; also two apple orchards
thereon, Of choice fruit. The soil IS ricn loan
and capable Of producing every variety Of crops Of
this climate
Also,
Two lots Of ground in Broadtop City, with new
two story rough cast dwelling house thereon.
house and lot Of ground in Clearville.
Also,
Three tracts of land in Southampton Township,
formerly owned by VIM. Oss, adjoining lands Of
Arnold Lashley, Artemas Bennett and others.
Also,
A grist mill in the ssDutch Corner'' formerly
owned by Jacob Beard-within about miles of
Bedford, with about 40 acres of land belonging to
the same-dwelling house and out buildings thereon
erected.
Also,
l60 acres best quality of prairie--near the Mis-
souri, river, close to the county seat of Harrison
CO., Iowa.
Also,
Two one hundred and sixty acre tracts adjoining
Elkhorne City, in the richest valley of the west
the Platte Vailey-about 20 miles west of Omaha
City, and close the great national or government
road leading west in Nebraska Territory.
Also,
160 acres, two miles above Omaha City, ON the
great bend OF the Missouri This tract is well
tmbered and very desirable. AL Of these lands
were located after personal inspection and care
full examination the ground, and can be well re-
lied upon for future wealth. Maps showing the
precise location are in my possession.
Also,
Three desirable lots in Omaha City, Nebraska
Territory.
Also,
A lot Of ground in the City of Dacotah. Nabraska
Territory.
The above real estate will be sold at such prices
as TO insure safe and profitable investments
Notes or Obligations of any kind that are good
win be taken in exchange-partcularly coed bank
notes. O. E. SHANNON.