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The undersigned having purchased from n. s.
Thompson his entries took Ia trade, viii continue
the business at the old stand corner Of Main and
Second Streets, whore be will keep constantly on
hand fresh aud full supply VI Drugs Medicines
Paints, Oils, DaguerreHa Stock and al other arti
eles con neeted with the business am prepared
70 offer unusual Inducements 20 cash buyers.
juns2f HEBEY J. 5SHLAEPFER.
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CONFEDERATION NOTICE.

R PER FOR PLANK sIDE-w L K {.
Feb. 15ths 1s62.-And now il is hereby ordered
and directed by the Common Council of the city of
Evansville, that the owners of all lots parts of
lots fronting adjoining the east side Of Har-
rett Street, from Ann to Sixth Street. in said City,
cause sidewalk of Glass No. 2 to be laid down
thereon within thirty days from the publication
of this order r. BURKE, Clerk
Clerks Office, Feb Goth, 1862
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CORPORATION NOTICE.
ORDER FOR PLANK SIDEWALK

Dec. 81, Is6l.-And now il Is hereby ordered and
directed by the Common Council of the City Of
Evansville that the owners of all lots parts of
lotsfrOnting adjoining the st sids Of Third
Avenue from Franklin street to Sixths reqt in said
city, cause the sidewalks thereon to be brought TO
the proper grade, and that they cause q sidewalk
Of Glass No. TO be laid down thereon within
thirty days from the publication Of this order
P. BURKE, Clerk
Clerks once. January I. 1867.
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CHARLES BABCOCK,
Importer and Dealer in
Coach and Saddlery Hardware,
MAIN STREET,
ENANSVILLEEFNDEANA

EVANSVILLE INDIANA
RE.H VINO COM PEkTEFB ~ y Il r.
III Tangements with European and American
manufacturers for direct supply of all goods in m
line, am enabled TO offer Inducements, that can
not fail 70 be to the interest of all engaged in the
business to give a trial
name Ia part: axles, springs made of the bes
steel; bands, enamesd and of all kinds of leather
Cloths Innings for carriages, vRrnishes castings Of
AL kinds, saddle trees, English bride eatheFs bits
snrrups, spurs, names, hne silver names of all
kinds, Jenny Lind Gig Trees, seif-adjusting pads,
Hay patent names, ny nets, shoe threads, horse
Dlankets London Gfth Webs, American Girth
snc KEN Webs, both cotton and worsted; London
Wet Skins, superior article; ivory, gutta percha
and bfass iiRed martengal rings; superior kerseys
for horse the best quality OF carriage boits
patent gig trees, &c, &c.
] keep in fact everything appertaning 10 either
branch Of the business, and understanding both
branches thoroughly, would respectfully invite
our attention before purchasing elsewhere.
am also agent for Wards Patent Spring Saddle.
p20-d&w
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deamers--Re ocular Packets.
For particulars, see GdOegTisenents.
RoR CAIRO.
COURIER leaves Tuesdays and SATURDAYS at IL
o'clock N. Arrives Mondays and Thursdays at
night.
FOB PADUoAHs
CHARLEY BowEs leaves Mondays, Wednesdays,
and Fridays ct IL O'Clock n. Arrives Tuesdays,
Thursdays, and Saturdays at night.
FOR LOUISVILLE.
EUGENE and GREY EAGLE leaves Tuesdays and
Saturdays at O'Clock P. n. Arrives Tuesdays and
Saturdays In the afternoon.
aRKFN RIVER
LUZ EAVEs leaves for South Carrolton and Pond
River, on Wednesdays and Saturdays, at noon.--
Arrives ON Tuesdays and Fridays, at night.
There Is regular daily communication with HEE-
DKRsoN and NEwBURaH by land conveyance.
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q and laying out of Public Alleys.-Agree-
ably to the Charter aud Ordinances of the City
notice is hereby given, that on the 18th day of
January, 1862 an order was passed by the Common
Council of the City Of Evansville, requiring an
alley to be laid out and opened in Block, mum Der
eigsty. one mo. 81 in the Town of Lamasco City,
now City of Evansville, and that plot showing
the position, width, and length of said alley was
appended to said order, and is file in this
Office. p. BURKE, Clerk.
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Loans, $45,54O.
Amount loaned on Mort.
cages of Real Estate........$ ST., geo 90
Amount loaned on pledge
of Bank StOeks............... Is, 400 90
Amount loaned, otherwise
secured $40 90 S45 $40 90
-VssO York Bank Stocks, $IO4,O3O.
90 shares United States Trust
COmpanys Stock, N Y. 200 $4,000
200 shares American Exchange
Banks Stock, N. Y......... 5000 10000
200 shares Metropolitan Bank
Stock, N. Y ..................... 10000 1900
800 shares Manufacturers and
Merchants Blk SIX, NY. 10000 5000
$50 shares Continental Rank
- Stock. n: Y,........:...:.....:. 1900 1880
42s shares Mechanics Bank
Stock, N. Y....................e O,7O0 $3.50
500 shares Phenix Bank SIX,
200 shares Merchants Ex- ''''
change Blk St'k N. Y. 10000 5000
100 shares Merchants Bank
Stock. N Y.................... 5000 1000
N. Y..........-................ 5000 1880
Hartford Rank Stocks, SIS, goo.
zoe shares Farmers Il Me-
chanics' Blk SIX Hartford 10000 1850
2O9 shares City Bank Stock,
Hartford. 10000 $4,000
200 shares Etna Bank Stock,
Hartford. ......................., 20 900 10000
200 shares Phoenix Bank SIX,
Hartford -. 20 900 10 900
200 shares NTerchants' q Man
ufacturers' Blk SIX H'fod 20, 900 Is 200
200 shares Mercantile Bank
Stock, Hartford............. 10000 1900
l25 shares State Ban K Stock
Hartford ................., IL, 500 1880
so shares Hartford Blk SIX,
Hartford ...........,........-... 5000 $500
SO shares Conn River Bank
Stock, Hartford ............... $500 $3.50
10 shares Hartford County
Bank Stock, Hartford. 500 $50
Waterbury, a., BaHEs Shocks, SI2.50O.
100 shares Citizens' Bank Six
Waterbury, Ct.............. 10000 10 500
80 shares Waterbury Bank
STOCK Ct..................... 1900 1000
sEfscsIEassOHs Rank Stocks, SI5s5O
| so shares Niagara District
Blk Stock; st. CathariDes,
q. W...................-.......... 5 600 8 $50
| go shares Ontario Bank Stk,
Bowmansyille. 10000 IO70O
BOn6s, $3O,2OO.
| 20 New Britain Water Bonds. 10 600 lI,OOO
| 10 Hartford City Bonds ........ 10000 10, 500
| 20 Tennessee State Bonds. 5000 s,7eO
sHtsesFEGnSOWs, SII,sOO.
| 100 shares Holyoke Water
Power Companys St'k.. 10000 900
Ohio State Stock of 1s70-..... 1000 900
EnFsrssF, 2,764 as
Accumulated in fsrest Investments. So T64 rs
TOTAL ASSETS SIS Oh 7OI 73s
K.4RXLKFxR
The amount due and not due to Banks and
other creditors of the Company..-........ None.
Losses adjusted and due .-.-.-. None
Losses reported, unadjdsted, in suspense
and. waiting further proofs. $50 96I
Losses contested 300
Total OF AL LIAsILITIEs. ........3O, 16I.
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&Ns4EE or RA1& lESV"69kSN.A2S IND
~ HOSE.-The City of Evansville ffers for sale
two hand Fire Engines and quantity of leather
Hose. Application may be made either of the
undersigned VIM. BAKER,
lAnl6M6 JOHN A. HANEY.
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~ the Alley in Fractional Block No. II, East
Enlargement.-Agreeably to the Charter and
Ordinances Of the City, notice s hereby given that
the 18th day of January, 1862, an order was
ansyile, requiring the alley along the Eastern
line of Fractional Block No. II, in the Eastern
Enlargement, aud extending from Gum to Null
berry street, TO be discontinued, and that plot
showing the position, width aud length of said
alley was appended to said order, and is now on
flo iu this office
All of the owners Of real estate adjei ming said
alley in said Block No. II, having signihei in
writing their consent TO the discontinusncs of sad
alley
+. BURKE, Clerk.
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n E.SRR u a SS0RT.sB & ny on TOK
VI let Soaps at H. j. SOHLAEPFER'S
Facts for the PeOpla

4 aus 1GL b14O L CO PIC
It is a fact not To be disputed, that Roser Bros.
are now opening of the best and cheapest
stock of Dry Goods fn the city, comprising every
thing fashionable in Ladies' Dress Goods, from the
lowest price Of 614e per yard, up to the highest.
ShaWls ia great quantity and variety, Silk busters
and Lace mantles. Our stock OF Hosiery Gloves,
Notions, sc, &c, is complete. Also the latest
styles Of Prints Lawns, Organizes, Barages, Cling.
hams, &c Bieached and Brown Muslins Irish
LINENS also Cottonades, Linen Drills all for men
and boys wear Ladies', Misses, aud Ohildrens
Shoes, and good many articles usually kept our
inc, ali OF which warrant to sell cheap the
lheapest- ROSER BROS.
EGA CS.V-zS FEB G.zEk or FOR
sHS1 pure Carbon Oil. Also a pure articI . Of
Camel Coal ell. Consumers can depend on get
ting as low from the article can be had in
town. YIGKERY BROS, 81 Main st.
HDERgFI-sJS" sE~RUP.-Just received
II at II. !. SCHLAEPFER'S
jan9 Drug st9e.
"a CTs. per 10. for nice fresh dressed chicken
- at NlCKERY BROS,
dec7 Ne. 80 Main 1t.
II MD on bbls extra No l winter
FL strained Lard Oil, just received, at
jams II. A COOKS.
ANEOR2La R.SyS.h EESH.-IO00 pounds
w choice new and very fat Georgia Bank Cod
fish, at II. A. COOKS,
jams 70 Main street.
EE-E CHEEEL IN" KITS
= " 10 kits No. Mackerel
10 do No do;
do mess do at
jams a. A COOKS
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MBkUF EE.asS-S-lO lcs extra quality BIUe
AL9 mixed Jeans just received and for sale eheap
at SOHAPKEk q BUSSING'S,
dec30 No a. Main street.
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D 0sNsB.ETg aAsN.k8 HATS.
-AR lsrgs stock of Bonnets of the latest STYLES
ChiIds' Misses, aud Ladies Hats Just opened al
sCHAPKER BUSsING'E,
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z. BURKE, Clerk.
CLERK, 0iIiee. January I. 1862.
m NO. 1 GiO9sSr HTsARCSf.-For sale al
81 Fl. J. SCHLAE PIERS
novo New Drug Stor .
" .-zssEPS! LAMPS The fourth invoice
NJ of lamps ia thirty days received per steamer
Lebanon, comprising great variety of styles,
Perlor to any yet received. Also, supply Of the
Rosecranz or ''Star Burner shades, ehimneyss
VTCKERY BROS, fF
janl4 No. 50 Main street
(IAOKCA TaBLE BUTTsR, a.
" decls d. A. COOKS.
eSyO.gP.-I50 boxes German and Palm, for sale
- Low by [febSl >. V. GILBERT GO.
ENXFK-A WHITE HeHE.aT REO UAs
~ % bbls Just received, and for sale at
febu YICCERY BROS. 81 Main st.
Ag0svREDREs.N~'S COyMRSa
u % &ozen children's Indian Rubber long
at SOHAPKER & BUSSIN'GS,
febl2 50 Main Street.
KsTOR.zCCO End GEG.aRS.-A large
II stock kept always on hand, from common 10
the very Lest =. Il. GILBERT co.,
iebS No. 4 Sycamore street.
re ~ ~ 6F.sR-CXDRR-23 bbIs. for sale
BY Lteb3l s. e. GILBERT & 90.
Mje.sKL 500 kegs, all sizes, best, for sale
by LfebSl $. u. GILBERT q co.
N7GG.N-kI y IND hKssEs.-5O boxes Az
fobs 8 E. eIhBERr& GO.
NBURE 9ROUJV.D sEsKCRS.-AII kinds
febs !. E. GILBERT s co.
HHHsaP COFRBR.-Ohio Rye, and Cones
~ Beans said to be good substitutes for Coffss.
Also, Hummsfs Essence Of Coffee In tin cans. For
sale at VIoKERT's,
teDe Me- q Main street.
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NTHEaRks BBOOsHS.-A good Broom for
V 10 cents and better ones-shakeTs-at %
cents each, at FICKERY BROS,
Janl4 No. 81 Main strast.
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-NOO TOE or THE OPEyV.E.Va

city Clerks once, Feb. 20, 1881 81 n e. o'''N'
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Che 9aiIg gunrual.
TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.

RvaasvAHs * CrawrorasvIII. a. r.
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m NO. CORY aTsaRCAf.- For sale at
81 Fl. J. SCHLAE PIERS
move New Drug Stor
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agIO.gE or C.Rs8sDEES.-For sale at
- jAnl4 YICKERY BROS.
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STATE OF INDIANA,
Yanderburgh county. IS,
William Baker, Richard Raleigh, J. B. Altering
aud Henry u Ais being duly sworn, say they are
OF Nanderburgh county, aud the foregoing raIogt
Is correct and true TO the best their kpo1yIeds
and be ief '"se
tSEAL.1 SWcrn to and subscribed before me- this
3lst day of January, 1862. 9
W. BAKER,
RIeHARD RALEIGH n-
j. B. AHLERIEG.
H. ID. ALLIs. fah3-Ir1
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CORPORATION NOTICE.

Clerks once, Feb. 20, 1862. -
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HREEys- -sPFsLksS.-26 barrels Green
w Apples, II. A. COOKS,
i4nS IL
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NEW DRUG aTORE.

MMIoMKTh ERaU-50 kegs pure fore sale
w by s. E. GEEBERT 10.
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decline behind the trees in the west, till
it was hid from sight. She rose with a
sigh, and turning from the spot she took
the way toward home.
She had gone but short distance
when Seymour, emerging from by-path
stood before her.
She smiled and greeted him pleasantly
but he started, aud bright flush Of
pleasure mounted to his brow, as he
raised bis hat from his brown hair and
bowed reverently before her He said
" ! am glad thatI have found you, have
been looking for you, as l wish to speak
to YOU" and impetuously catching hei
hand in bis, he pressed il passioneselytc
his lips.
With a naughty movement, like an
insulted queen, she drew herself up and
sna.ched away her hand.
Helen, | love you! Oh, | worship,
| adore you, dearest, beautiful, glorious,
Helen p
Have you forgotten that you have
professed to love me once BEFORE" she
cried
Il did love you then, and love you
still, and | know you love me-, he con-
tinued.
Love YOU" she cried, with cool
stare, Glove you? | hate you'll ] de-
spise you. Words cannot express my
hate and contempt for you. Now, sir,
let me pass" But he stood directly in
her path, and barred the way.
She cast upon him one look Of such
lofty scorn, that he stepped aside, and
she walked on.
While he stood there her hooking
laugh was borne back to him on the air,
while she exclaimed aloud, =" l am
avenged"
The next morning Paul Seymour was
found dead in his bed A phial, from
which had been taken a deadly poison,
told the tale.
Three months later Helen Gordon be-
came the wife of Percy Harrington, and
a more gentle and loving wife could not
be found
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1862-07-04
THE MARYLAND SOLDIERS.

rum AiiN AtitbAhRuh lAahAlAItI
We have seen it stated ia several OIL
the Northern papers that after the sur.
render Of tho First Maryland (Yankoe)
regiment, at Front Royal, the fraterni-
zation between them and the members Of
the First Maryland (Confedcrate) regi-
ment was Of the most aifeclionate char
acter, and robbed the battle, which re-
suited in their aunihilation, "of half its
horrors" According to the account,
they rushed into each othcr--not with
bloody intent-but into each others
arms, and fell to huggiog and hand
shaking all around. A fouler lie upon
tho patriotism Of any set Of men was ne
yer conceived or perpetratod. The facts
were indisputably to the contrary, and
we have them from a member Of the Con-
federate regiment, participant in the
battle, and witness Of the grounding
Of the arms of the Yankees.
The contempt eyincod for them by
their captors was most marked and en-
phatic; the Maryland renegades hanging
their heads like whipped ours caught ia
a dirty business. II words were ex-
changed with them on the Confederate
side they woro words Of Kissing scorn,
contempt and loathing, not Of affection
and regard. True, many Of the mem
bers Of the opposing regiments we're
known to each other, but II there were
any recollcctions Of " Aud Lang syne,"
they were those that challenged death
struggle at sight Among the captive
crew we're tho very mon who had aided
to drive their botters from their homes !;
herowdics who had hunted them through
the streets With billy" pistol and
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1862-07-04

10 w. ~ SN&MSi OF w dsnln5lon, ~. y.
! miss thee at noon when the carolling lay,
ofthe gay happy lark is heard in the sky;
When the red rosy sun with ITS bright warm
ing ray,
Brings forth the flowers, then wish thou
vert nigh.
] miss thee al noon when the gay busy throng,
Forget the dear friends and the fearful good
bye;
When they rush 10 the scene or their pleasure
and song
And all is then happy, oh l wish thou
vert nigh.
miss theeat eve, when moonlight is beaming
To brighten the scene as the short hours ly ;
When stars of the twilight are Ger the earth
cleaning
And all is then joyous, oh ! wish thou vert
nigh.
miss thee might when sweet sleep callsaway
Ny sad, troubled soul, from its sorrows and
care;
Bat see thee in dreams, Tho far, far away,
And wake with hope Of hHding thee near.
LIE. c..
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sluDg shot," and who now cringed and
begged for mercy and protection.
The rules of honorable war do not ad-
nit Of vengeance visited upon an over
powered foe But for this, the First
Maryland (Yankee) regiment would have
ceased to exist, even as prisoners
AS it was, even with the high, honor
able instincts Of their captors, the COM
handing General deemed it prudent to
remove the Maryland Confederate regi-
ment from the post of guard over the
prisoners, and placed them in the keep
ing of a Georgia regiment. This was
not necessary, for the mean, dirty mass
fof Yankee flthiness protected. iseslf frous
assault by reason of the stencil that would
emanate upon kick being offered it,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1862-07-04

You've GIRLS TO our thinking there
is no more exquisite creature on the
earth than girl from twelve to fifteen
years of ege There is a period in the
summers morning, known only to early
riscrs, which combines all the tenderness
Of the dawn with nearly all the splendor
of the day. There is at least full promise
Of the dazzling noon; but yet the dew
drop glistens on the half opened flower,
and yet the birds sing with rapture their
awakening song. So, too, in the morning
of girls life there is time like this,
when the rising glory Of womanhood
sparkIes from the sports of an infant, and
the elegance Of a queenly grace adorns
the gambols Of babyhood. Unimpeded
yet by the sweeping raiment to which
she aspires, she glides amongst her gross
err play-fellows like royal yacht amongst
a feet Of eoal-barges Inconsistencies
(alas how soon to depart } has all the
effect Of the highest breeding; freedom
gives her elegance, and health adorns her
with beauty. Indeed, it seems to be the
peculiar province of her sex to redeem
this part Of lifo from approbium.
A STORY FOR BOYS. "A little boy was
observed by a constable gathering grass
on the Boston Common, aud was told by
the officer that he must not take the
grass. 90, but | must have it for my
rabbits" 4" But you must not take it, -
said the officer. must have it," the
boy replied. Well" said the consta-
BILE, if you must have it, you must 20
and ask the Mayor" Where is the
Mayor ?" asked the boy He was direct
ed to the City Hall, and told that he
would find him there; SO of he trudged
to the City Hall, aud By dint Of inquiry
found the Mayor, aud was introduced to
him. The Mayor inquired, Well my
son, what do you want Of me y -
want some grass for my rabbits, sir. /"
&" How many rabbits have you? p 1.-TWO,
SIR" But how do you expect to get
grass Of me?" Why" said the boy,
=" ] was getting grass on the Common,
and they told me must not have IL, I'M
less would ask leave Of you, sir" "Go,"
said the Mayor, "and tell the officer to
letyou have as much grass as you want"
We predict that boy, if he lives will make
a man. --Bost0R TraUeiicr.
A USEFUL HIST TO PAEBN1s. A wri-
ter says, speaking Of the deaths Of chill
dren, that many mysterious dispensa-
tions Of Providence" would be averted,
il children were restricted TO light sup.
pers, say moderate supply Of bread and
milk and rice. They would be less
troubled with cold feet aud restless
brains at night. A load Of food in the
stomach withdraws blood from tho rest Of
the body, and leaves the lower extremi-
ties cold, while il also disturbs the brain
ES- A woull-be- wag in Milwaukee
tied a string across the pavemen. Of a
street, intending to trip some unwary
passer-by--a while afterwards, having
occasion to 90 that way himself, forgot
all about bis joke and picked up broken
nose from the pavement.
Err Tho President has approved the
bin securing freedom in all the present
az well as the future Territories es tho
United Statee
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1862-07-04

Err The President has approved the
bill securing freedom in all the present
as well as the future Territories 81 tho
United States.
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l1oetrn.
For The Montgomery County Sentinel,
MISS THEE.

To W. l. Sass, of Washington, D. c.
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ES- A would e-wag in Milwaukee
tied string across the pavemen. Of a
street, intending to trip some unwary
passer-by--a while afterwards, having
occasion to 90 that way himself, forgot
all about bis joke and picked up a broken
nose from the pavement.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-12-10
Bellsfoute, Dec. 10, 1892.
SHERTFF'S SALES.

DY virtso OF sundry writs Of Ycnditioni Erpo
ID nos, issued out of the Court of CommOI
Pleas Of Clearfsld county, and to me directed
thsre viii be exposed to PUBLIC SALE, at tbt
Court house in the borough Of Clearneld, on Mon.
day the 18th day Of January next, at O'Clock.
p. N, the following described Roal Estate, viz:
A certain tact Of land situste in Ferguson
township, Clearheld county Pennsy lvsnia, begin
ming at bcml0ck cOrnor, thence by Benjsm,
Gibbs Suryey south 800 west 230 perChcs to 1,
/ pest thence south i0o cast 1853 perches TO po,,
and Ene Of Cornelius Tubbs, and thence along
i line made between them north 500 east 22O per
ches to post, thence by JOHN Tritsler's sufvu
nVrth ~ west 100 perches TO place Of beginning
cOntainin &iS sCres mors or less, being tht
nortRwe't half Of survey in namo OF Mathis
Barton, With about 25 scrss cleared and lsy
house and barn crested thereon Seized and "a
ken IN cxecgti n and to be sold as tho property
: 0! Si,as White
ALao scertain lot Of ground situate in Cur.
wensviAe Borough, ClearGe'd county, pennsyl.
ysuia, fr uniting oJ feet on Maine street snd run.
n nag back goo feet to M Alloy, bounded east BY
ii. b. Patton, south by an alley, west by -
street and uor+h by Maine street. with u tso-ss
ry franc house thereon. Also, two lots fronting
on Thompson street running back to an alley sni
bounded by lands OF VIM. Irwin, with u one AMI
. half story dwel.iLg house and EOOd mouse cree
ted thereon. SsIed ana taken in execution and
to bc sold IS the property Of Alfred Aoneliul
Edward Aontslius A WIN. Ten Eyck, trading al
AonteIiu' Ten Eyck 4 Co,
Also, a ceFtsin tract Of land situst. In Knox
township, Clearheld county PUnnsylyaui', con
tIining ono hundred acres more or lsss, with d
bout thirty acres clcsred, and log dwelling
house and log barn erected thcr.ln, adjoining
lands Of VIM. Robertson and othars. Seized and
taken in execution and to be sold as the p,op,nl
of Isaac p. Carson.
Also, a cortsin tract Of land situate in GusHaI
township, Clesrfeld county, Pennsy lyanis, cil
tsining sbou. ala acres bounded by lands III
-- about 20 acres with small u:A- /
ard, and having log cabin house erected then
on. SciT ed snd taken in execution and to be col
os the property Of William B. Hegsrty.
EDWARD PERKS, shE