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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-05-13
TRUsTER,SlsAnR.

Q
RY virtue of a deed Of trust, executed by William
" McConaughey. ontho first day iof April, 1859
and duly recorded in book Is, page 55 &C. ofthe Re
cord Of Deeds in Marshall county and State Of Yir
gnia, Will, on ths 2lst day of May, 1885, between
the hours OF 10 o'clock A. NJ and O'Clock P. NJ. at
the front door Of the court house said county sell
at public auction the following described tract OF
and to the best and highest bidder therefor that s
70 say, tract OF land containing two hundred and
eighty acres, more less situate in the said Mar
shall county, near to the village of Cameron known
as the home farm Of the said William McConaughey
and on which then resided adjoining the IAnds OF
Judge Thompsony Jesse Gaia. Samuel s. Rittle, Jas
X Bell and David McConAug ghey, conveyed to me by
the said William NcConaugey in trust for the ben
eht of ceTAin OF his creditors. The said tract land
to be sold on credit of six, twelve and eighteen
months, Of equal payments, with interest nom the
DAY Of sale the purchaser to give approved security
anu the title to be retained until The purchase money
Ia paid. 80. fF'sFE - .
This tract OF land is in high state of cultivation
223 acres OF which sc:eared two good bearing orch
ards, and two comfortable dwelling houses and other
necessary improvements thereon.
DAVID McC0NAUGHEY, Trustee.
nave given my consent that the Trustee shall
make sale as above of said property.
apr2o-4wd&w WbI. McCoNAUGHEY.
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@ailb gntRlli9eute
TERMS OF ADVBRTIsING.

TWELyHsoI1D L1NEs OF NoNPAREn, (oR oNI mon, ION
LEss, MAXI SQUAR8. 5ss. fs,5-,
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it; when it protested against their demands,
they broke the party into pieces. The
the idea that the rebels will lay down their
arms, consent to.a reconstruction of the
Union, and political cohabitation in the
Democratic wigwams and around the. old
party p-fires, is as insane as an ,fnhab-,
liant of Bedlam, and should be put into a
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what the War Proves and what n
tEtt 'aHt =' DOeg Not Prove

What the War Proves and What it
Does Not Prove.
An enemy of American institutions will
exclaim, What when you behold bloody
civil war raging in the very heart of The
American Union, will you dare to say that
a Fedora! Union tends to prevent wars Z /
do say SO. II tends to prevent wars by the
most etfectual and least expensive of all
methods. Ny supposed American has
shown what that method is. If other
proofs were wanting, the eighty years. his
tory of the United States would be proof
sufficient. 1t will not prevent all wars,
because there are wars which arise from
causes which areirrespectiYe of tke general
principles of a government. A war arising
out of an attempt to restore an expelled
dynasty in l745 proved nothing against the
general principles of the British constitu-
ton. A bloody civil war in Ireland in
1898 proved nothing against the general
principleslof the British constitution. 1t
proved, perhaps. that the Irish people had
not beeu treated in that spirit of Justice
and torbearance which wise rulers extend
indiferently to every part of their domin-
ions. The Sepoy rebellion was reasonable
evidence of the vicious constitution of the
Indian army, but was no proof of unsound-
ness in the general system of British rule
in India. So q bloody civil war in Amer
lea, arising out of rebellion of slave
owners, isdamning proofagainst the lnsti-
tuition of slavery, but proves nothing what
ever against republican or federal govern
ments. 1t proves that people who, to save
themselves from present suffering, tolerate
great crimes, bring upon themselves, sooner
or later, great calamities, but it leaves the
questions of universal suffrage, elective
sovereigns and federal Unions exactly
where they were. These may be very bad
things, but the American people, after long
experience of them, do not think them so,
and there is nothing in the civil war now
raging in America to prove them so.-
london Daily Necs.
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Concerning the Prosperity OF FOOLS.

{.
~ have always maintained that the one
important phenomenon presented by mod
cru society is-the enormous prosperity of
fools. Show me an Individual fool, and /
will show you an aggregate society which
gives that highly favored parsonage nine
chances out of ten, and grudges the tenth
to the wfsest man in existence. Look
where you will, 10 every high place there
sits an ass, settled beyond the reach of all
the greatest intellects in this world to pull
him down. Here is the perfectly hopeless
BOBBY Frank, he has never done anything
in his,life to help himself, aud, as neces-
sary consequence, society is in couspira-
cy to carry him to the top of the tree. He
has hardly had time to throw away that
chance you gave him, before this letter
comes aud Puts the ball at his foot for the
second time. Ny rich cousin (who is in
tellectually ftto be at the tail of the fami-
y, and, who is therefore, as a matter of
course, at the head of it) has been good
enough to remember my existence, and has
offered his influence to serve my eldest boy.
Read his letter. and then observe the Sc
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AMERICA. ~ -"
TIE sTErSON REAPRR AND MOWER.
i. THE BUCKEYE REAPER AND MOWER
THE QUAKER BOY MOWER
TTlHEIR SUPERIORITY over all other. I, es,sb.
Il lished beyond a donbt. and the prices are lower
than those of any other reliable machines They
WIN De sold single or combined. Sample machines
can be seen at my warehouse, corner of Market and
Quincy streets, Wheeling. As the demand this sea.
sen 10 unusuaily large, those who wish to secure
machine would do well to order at once
dollars. - "
PrteeOfQuaker Boy Mower 90 dollars.
aprI5. JNO THoBURN
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~ SPECIAL NofIoES Double the above rates. 80,
AS-Yearly Advertising on reasonable terma accor..
ding to the space occupied and the numb6rof changes
All adVertisementsfr from transient persons or strang
ers, to be paid fOr in advance 70
business Cards not exceeding hve lines SO peryear
or 50 for six months but for shorter period nothing
will be counted less than a square.
The privilege Of Annual Advertising Is limited to
the Advertisers own Immediate business; and all
advertisements for the benefit of other prsona as
we'll all legal adYertfsements and advertisements
ofaucton sales and real estate, sent by them uSh
be paid for at the usuRl rates. 5Flt5fl 5}tlsIl y
~ Advertisements not accompanied with WE tteA
directions, will be inserted until forbid and charged
accordingly. 4 uanfe. ELEE 4f1t 10 S'lf'
Notices for Political Meetings to be charged in all
cases at full rates. E
Marriages, Notices Of Funerals, and announcements
Of sermons, SO cents each. n6uVII'69
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THE FAMILY GOLDEN q GIANT
a Il E S
STOREY'S

OIOhEYS
PHCENIX- ALE BREWERY
NHEsE ALEs ARE MADE FROM THE GIIoi.
cest hlalt and opsApd purO filtered water and Hre
"a BEiuianey aed Flavor. For sale hi
oAEFels, half barrels and kegs, Mt the Brewery on
FOURTH STREET, SOUTH WHEELING.
n: B--rhe Family Ale is an excellent dinner Ala
wholesome and strengthening tonic and IL nnt nT
III 6S ReSs ana half kegs for Family use.
nsa isit st g. w ReessinE Co.'S, corner OF
ded to. M - mlSyIs 'y st zen tf
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GIN sURA NCEa rs
FRANKLIN INSURANCE Comply
OF WHEELING. va. ..llO
CAPITALs-- 816o, ,ooo-
DIRECTORS


DIRECTORS
John Reid, John R. Miller, Geo. Wheat
Geo Mendel, John Zeockler, Sam Mcclellan,
q. .W.Franzheim, Jas. N. Vance Alex. Aaughlin.
TTNaIs COMPANY having been duly organized, are
prepared to take risks at fRir rates on buildings
of ali kinds, merchandise. manufacturing establish
ments, furniture, steambOats and cargoes on the
Western rivers and lakes, and also the lives Of
persons fer term of years. This Company Offers
superior Inducements to farmers, whereby they can
be insured for tres years at reduced rates. Thisbs
Ing home Institution, composed Of some unety.fouF
stockholders, most of whom are among our best bu-
siness men, recommends itself to tile favorable con-
sideEation Of the insnriug pablo, and soicts their
patronage. --gl riu-r
Applications for insurance will be promptly at
tended to by the Secretary.
OHice, No. I Mcclure House, being the Same for
merly occupied b. Adams Express Company. f.zrs
JOHN REID, Pre- sident Efff8 ##
SA6T'L MCCLELLAN, YIce-President.
N. C ARTHTR, Agent for paying Pensions. ONCE.
No. l, McLure House, being the Same Office formerly
occupied by Adams Express Company. april
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United States Mail.
MARYLAND.
PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
Washington, July 81, 1852.

Washington, July 81, 1859.
PROPOSALS will be received at the Con-
tract Office of this Department until 10 o'clock
a. M. on Tuesday, September 30, 1862, for con-
yeying the mails of the United States in Mary
land from November l, 1909, to June 30, 1864,
on the routes and by the schedules OF depar-
lures and arrivals herein speclled. Seing
with one exception, routes established oy acts
of Congress approved juno and July ~
1922
Decision announced by October 7, 1862.
1926 From Dalumore, by Hookstown TO
Pikesville, 8 miles end back, 6 times
week.
Leave Baltimore daily, except Sunday,
at q. m;
Arrive at Pikesville by 6 n. m;
Leave Pikesville daily, except Sunday
at 10 IN;
Arrive at Baltimore by IL m;
1926 From Beckleysville, by Grave Run Mills,
to Hampstead, 9 miles and back, once
week.
Leaves BeckIeysville Saturday at II am
Arrive at Hampstead by p m;
Leare Hampstead Saturday at p m;
Arrive d! Beckleysvlle by p M.
1927 From Falston to Pleasantville, miles
and back three times week.
Leave Fallston Tuesday, Thursday, and
Saturday at PM
Arrive at Pleasantville by Pm.
Leave Pleasantyille Tuesday, Thursday,
and Saturday at 6 a m;
Arrive at Fallston by a m.
1928 From Saint Nicholas saint Michaels
POI to Broad Greek Neck, II miles
aud back, once q week.
Leave Saint Michael S Saturday at 3p
nj;
Arrive a Broad Creek Neck by 6pm;
Leave Broad Creek Neck Saturday at 8
a.mj
Arrive at Saint Michaeps by II m.
Proposals for more frequent service, not
exceeding three times week, are in
vited.
For Forms of proposals, guaranty and certi-
ficate, and instructions as 10 the conditions to
be embraced in the contracts,see pamphlet ad
vertisement, dated July 81, 1852, TO he found
at the principal post Offices on the routes.
NJ. BLAIR,
Aug. l4-3t. Post Master General.
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iL.ta.n q fiHrl i'rmcr.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber
~ hath obtain, from the Orphans Court Of
Az; ny county, letters Of Administration Tn
the :, . ic Of ,f,..' Fc2er, nte of Preston
cou4.ty, Va, e.. ed All persons having
elaimt .-,lins aid deed, are hereby warned to
exhibit tho sam. properly authenticated, to
the subscriber, Oh or before tho ist lazy Of July,
1863. otherwise they mny by law he ex.
chled from all benefit in said estate. Al per
sons Indebted are requested to make mme int
payment. Given under my hand this ! st day
Of January, 1853.
JAS. SMITH.
Jan. l. 1S63--3ts Administrator.
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ms olvent's Notice,

Lem. Rockwell ORDERED, this Goth day Of
VS.. " Decem. 1862, that Letnuel
His Creditors. } Rockwell give notice to his crc-
ditors, endorsers and suretiesj thgt the 2nd Mon
day of April next, is fixed for the ssid Leinuel
Rockwell to appear in the Circuit Court FOR \ lle-
gany county, to answer such interrogatories rs
his creditors, endorScrs, and suretics may pro
propose or allege against him, and that a copy
of this order be published in sOule newspaper
printed in the city OF Cumberland, once wcels
for three successive months prior to the secon /
Monday of April next as such notice.
Test--H. RESLEY, CLERK.
Jan. 1, 1S62.-3ms,
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Order OF Ratification.

ORDERED this 9Th day of January 1865 that
" the sale heretofore made by Samuel D. Bra
dy to Joseph Dilley, and by the said Brady
reported to this Court, in his original report
fled on 5th day of June 1850, and by his sup
Elementary report filed on the 7th day January
1888. be ratified and confirmed, unless cause to
the contrary thereofbc shown on or before tho
iecond Monday in February 1863, provided a
copy OF this order DO inserted in some newspa-
PR printed in the City of Cumberland, once
week for three successive weeks before the lst
day February 1868.
True copy test:
Jan. s-3t. II RESJEy CIsrt
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E,.sOiCeafs .FOlice,

Geo. NJ. Blocher, J ORDERED, this 25th day
ys. November, 1862, that
His Creditors. Geo. VI. Blocher give no
tice to his creditors and endorsers surelics, that
the 2nd Monday of April next is fixed for the
said G. NJ. Blochcr o appear in the Circuit
Court for Allegany county to answer sucn in
terrogatories as his creditoas, endorsers and
sureties may propose or aliege against him;
and that copy oil this order be pubs he'd in
some newspaper printed in the city o. Cum
terland, once q week Tor three successive
months prior to the said End Monday of A pril
next, as such notice.
Test-U. RESLEY,
Jan. 8, laes Pm Clerk.
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Stato Of Mary land, Allegany county, to wit
~ hereby certify that James Callan Of
District No. $, Allcgany county, Nd, brought
before me the subscriber, justice of the peace
In ana Tor said county, as a stray trespassing
upon his enclosures, a Red Eull, No mark in
the ear. Supposed to he three years old last
spring. Appraited by William Mahany and
John Steckman ut $l4
Given under my hand and seal this LIST day
of January 1853
RICHARD SIMPLIFY, ]. p.
The owner of the abO, described Rull Is no.
quested to come forward, prove property, pay
charges, and take him away.
JAMES CALEAN.
Living in Little Orleans, Nd.
Jan. s. 1863 -3ts.
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.Estray Notice.

State Of Mu,yi,nd, AHegary county. to 'oit:
I HEREBY certify that BENZ. Beachey, far
/ mer of Allegany county, Md, brought
before me the subscriber, n Justice OF tho Peace
in and for said county, stray trespassing
upon his enclosures, Small Red stosr left ear
off one year old last spring valued at 81, 90 by
Jacob Garlets and Jacob Hoover,
Given under my hand and zeal this st day
of January, 1863
sAM'L HARSHBARGER, J.P
The owner of the above described Cow is re-
ques;ed to come forward, prove property, pay
charges, and take her away. 49,
BENZ. DEACHEY.
Living four miles south of Grantsvil!o on
the glade road.
Jan f. 1863
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HaSOtrfHs's Notice.

Moses Rawlings, J ORDERED this 18th day
vs.. OF December, 1869 that
His Creditors. Moses Rawlings give no.
,ice TO his creditors, endorsers and sureties.
ahat the End Monday of April next is fixed
for The said Moses Rawlings to appear il the
Circuit Court for Allegany county, 10 answer
such nterroeatories as his creditors endor-
sers and sureties may propose or allege
against him; and that II copy OF this order be
published in some newspaper printed in the
city OF Cumberland once II week for three
successive mouths prior 10 the second Mon
day OF Arril next, AS such notice.
Test-H. RESLEY; Clerk,
Jan. !, IS62-3m.
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ARMY Goods.

The finest assortment of tn n est improved
Reviewers, Officers Haversacks, with great
variety CT other Military Goods, which for
Cheapncss and Durability cannot be excelled
in the city. This Stock of new and desirable
Goods having been purchased for Cash at the
Mnnutac urers, it is with confidence we can
offer them TO the public at such prices as will
give satisfaction to all who may favor US with
a call WIN. T. BOOGHER,
1t S. T. LlTThES, BALTIC. Street,
Cumberland, Md, Aug. IA, 1902
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D | Il d -

On Monday morning, Dec. 30. 1862, Of
typl,nid fever, N ,rgarct Elizabeth, daugh or
of John aud Mas~io Coward, agel II years
2 months and "a days.
p. At Grantsvi!le, of iip'hera, on Saturday
Dec. 49, Jennie Patterson Miller, aged 5
years and months.
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THEMAGIC TINE CBSER-
YER.
'Tnc rerfnniiUm OF Nec!,mssisms

keH EcEitEiiOh OA u s7NS1Ssa'
DEING A HUNTING AID OPEN FACE, on La
ID pY's OR GENrLEMAy's WATCH COMBINED.
One of the pretties most convenient, and de-
cidediy the best and cheapest timrpiccc for
general and reliable use, ever offered. It has
within it and connected with its machinery, its
own win ling attachment, rendering Il key en-
tircly unnecessary. Tho cases of this Watch
are composed of two metals, the outer one be-
ing enc Is carat gold 1t has the improved
ruby action lover movemsnt, and is warranted
an accurate timepicce. Price, sopcrbly engra-
we'd, per case half dozcn, 500, 60. .gampIc
Watches, in Eeat morocco boxes, for those pro-
posing to buy at wholesale, S35. sent by ex
express, with bill payabablo on delivery
Soldiers must remit payment in advance, as
we cannot collect from those in the Army.
Address,
HUBBARD BROS. 4 CO, SOLE IMPoprERs,
Con-. NASSAU q joins Srs. NEw-YopK.
Jan. l. IS63--6 Is.
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= HI A i! il III d -

IN frnstlurg. on Tuesday evening last,
tic Goth utine. ~ Ike Rev. WIN. a NJ Kee.
Mr. James b. Williams aud Miss Sallic NJ.
isnacs both of this city.
At Mount Savage. on TIE evening of Dec.
goth at ia. house Of the brides sister, by
Eev. 4. II. Au2he, Mr.. James n. Henry
aud Miss Lydia StAup, all Of Al!cgany cUuu-
ty, Nd.
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Trustees Sale.

10y virtue of au order passed by the
DCircuit Court of Allegany county, tue I'M
dersigned rs Trustees for the benefit Of the
creditors of Jas. anderson, will offer ct public
auction, in front of the ST. Nicholas Hotel, N
the city of Cumberland. on the 10Th day 0!
next, at eleven O'Clock !. NJ The
following real and easchod property:
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Public Sale Of Canal Boat
"Ida NeYnolds.n

7 will sell at public Sale, by virtue Of Il mort
| gage made to me by Ezra Reynolds of Wash
ington County, and recorded among the Land
Records for said county, for CASH, in trent of
]. w. Magrudcrs store, in Cumberland, Ale
gauy County, Mary land On Jan 10 1858, at the
hour Of II NJ, +. MERTbNS. .
LIN s ISG3 -ts.S
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Estray Notice.

-AAegary County to 0u:
I HEREBY, certify that John Smear
l. man brought before the subscriber Jus
ticc ef the Peace in and for said county this f3ih
day of December, 1862 IS Estrays trespa ssing
on bis enclosures red newly heller, left ear
cut off, supposed to be two years old. Also
u trindle steer with small notch out of his
left ear, supposed to be. two years old. APP
praised by Johu p, Miller, and Andrew FISH
al $1,000
Given under my hand and this 18Th Of
December 1862.
SAN L. HARSHBARGER.J
The owner Of the above "a tile is requested
to come forward, prove property pay charges
and take them away. JOHN SMNARIAN.
Living in tue cove. about two miles south
of the National Road. Dec. 10, lS52-3ts.
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Sheriff q Sale.

10y virtue Of a writ Of Ficri Fseias
l1 Issued out OF the Circuit Court for Ale
gany county and to me directed, at the suit of
WIN. r. Beall & Co. vs.. J. hoffman Buckley.
have seized and taken in execution all the right
title, and interest Of the said j. Hoffman Buck
cy in and to the following property, to wit
All that lot, piece or parcel of land, lying
aud being in Allegsny county, Maryland, be-
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CONFEDERATE COMhisSloNhp OfriO"NS
TO RE HELD "A special Washington
disuatch to the Philadelphia Inquirer
says: =; III.
Government fer the exchange of prison
ers. has arrived here, and is prepar-
ing for another extensive exchange.
It had been nearly arranged for an en-
tire exchange, suffers, citizens and all,
but the procIau alton Of Davis, which IS
direct violation of the cartel, has
changed our action. The first impulse
of the administration was to let the car
tel 90, but they have formally telegraph
cd TO all points to retain oil commission
ed officers until i, is determined what is
meant by Davis proclamation, against
Butler. The exchange will, therefore
20 on, excepting commissioned officers
Omar TELEoRAPuiC FEAT. Tho mes
sage from San Francisco announcing the
capturc of the steamship Ariel, received
in this city last Saturday evening was
transmitted over the teleeraphic lines
from that city to New York in less than
two hours - distanc. Of over four thou
sand miles The dispatch was telegraph
ed from Sacramento 10 Chicago, dis
lance of two thousand four hundred aud
fifty miles, drect--that is, without be-
ing repeated at any Intermediate tele-
graphic stations. There is no doubt,
had tho wires between New York and
San Francisco bccu unoccupied by other
business, that the message would have
reached this city at an carly hour Oh Sat
urday afternoon ~. J. IOh.
DECLINE ~ TIE PmcE OF RAGS The
Boston Journal says:
Rags are going down. On Wcdncs-
day they fell two cents, and greater
decline threatened. The amount OF pa
per stock " Lich the present high prices
have brought forward is immense. Old
paper l:ss lalen to oar cents pound,
aud one party in this city, who has been
buying very largely has stopped purchas
inC, having now over $4,000 lbs
those who are boarding tEeir rags or
cid rape: had better sell i; at once.
AN Akhl HtDSISTl"G 'N roEH1.' a
Nashville correspondent Of tho Chicago
Tribune makes u very important state
ment III connection with the present
eohdiiion o! a'oits III HE Fit'h"y oi
Nashville lie states that ten. h"sc
Grains trtire army has Ter S'n'H ''"r
last, tocn SubSls''d On I"raEe s"'n'E''
IN the nc'shb"rh"od OF '.e'''y, ana ho'
an ounce OF !.t'o's Trans ported t".'"F
ty rail from LOUISVILLE h"S H' peeh
touched. he supr'r* III 10" country
around Nashville are py no lh+'hs YET
EXHAUSTED
Dur;uy the Erimrnn camnai.,r. after the
deatb Of the Marshal St Aruouid G.n-
sroI Cnprobcrt = f,yarjtc Of Lo1is Ma
,,ol,on was mt in COMMAND Of the
rrspch aroty Cpnro5e,t was unsscccs.
fuI couf,sssd hi. ,ncan,r;tv for con
duetjpp cxt,u,iyc ovcrati,.s. uygr,a4g
prayed TO BE- relieved. and when Gen.
iclis.icr, a fqh,4r. tool the command,
siou, and no one in Franrr, or ia the
AMY, muuo fuss shout it.
FpDAEAL Pmso>xrs The following
etmtc.neut il made in Rirhmnu papers
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Al>o.
Lots Ncs. 43, a, IS

lying and being in Brants Addition 10 the
town OF Oakland, III Alegany county, State
OF Mary land
And hereby give notice Tint on Saturday,
10th day Of January 1863, At TWO o clock ?. NJ.
at the Public Square ia the city of Cumberland,
| will offer said lIo"erty AT public auci ion 10
the highest bidder for Cash, 20 satisfy said
claim and 'osts.
TUOS. G. M'CULLOH.
Dec. IS, l8G3--2is Sheriff
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T,ist of Letters

DEMAININa in the Cumberland Post Ohiec,
II Jan. |. '6s. Persons calling for these let
terra must say they were advertised, otherwise
III cv NAV not receive them.