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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-08-01

Delegates to the Union State Convention III
Pennsylvania ara beginning 70 arrive, The
most intense feeling prevails With regard 10
he course Of Governor Curtin in conserving 20
beeome candidate after having formally with
drawn. Prominent Republicans, especially
Ityn. the Northern and Western counties, de-
oounca him as being opposed 10 the Admins
uation and its policy, and they freely declare
that II he shall be foisted as candidate by his
Office holders in the Convention, third candi-
date shall be placed in the field.
The Harmonic Society, Of Pittsburg, con-
1sg Of fifteen members, who previous TO the
draft agreed 70 pay an equal amount each for
The purpose Of raising the necessary funds TO
purchase The exemption Of such 81 their mem
54: as might be drafted The result Of the
draft showed that fourteen out OF the fifteen
asJdrawn prizes,
French inventor haa designed steam
roller to consolidate gravel and macada1nized
roads
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Rioh1on,i V.ow d sh= Fall oil Yi5lksburg

Richmond V;5w oi .hz Fall Of Yiaksburg.
Dixie. j r Thompson, writes from
Richmond to the Atlanta Appeal
The news 81 the fall u ! icE3burg has ava
kened here 1I1c bi1tereat sorro77 not unnlng!9d
With surprise The public were nc prepared
tor it, after Ill he confident :,>s1sTan2e7 they
bad received # de ability 81. General PerheT
ION 10 hold Out The Sentinel, which i COW
regarded, properly 81 improperly, a The GOV
t:lnmant organ holds Gen. Johnston l,iStljily
Responsible for h: r3;,,h aud he ll1ln2li:tte
REPRESENTATIVES 81 ih,s All il1isrratlon are said
70 blame him in unl1,aaenlcal terms. The f:z-
a11inf.r defends Cen. Johnston Sc far a2 &C de-
precate hasty and llninleigonu censnle, aud
considers that Ylck4burg was already doomed
60 fail before Cen Johnston had baci s2ni 81
relieve H.
There will probably. be & court d inquiry lie
MAJ, led bv Ger oIa Johnston to Investigate his
conduct in che matter, if indeed h: IS brought
before court MARTA; as some fhlnk h viii h.
under charges n answer for rhe Immense dis
astor. La the meantime il IS certainty due 10
gallant officer who has rendered th7 moss
conspicuous services 10 his country, lha pub
lie opinion should be suspended tlnilI the pc
per authority shall pronounce upon l.la Iespon-
4ihiiitv
There has been grevior@ misconduct som
vilare; il ii Gao b. >hoWn :h3l he y The cl1i-
pobIe person, on him lei the public Incl naliou
lie visited: hut do 90 mol make hin the victilu
beforehand The daln11aron 81 rhs General
tor revor5es sustaj;od III the held Of opelss-
TOD has been the COURSE II che l,Eetz@ all
through the war, but We surely o15ht 10 .
make ll-tortl1no 8 crime,
The los Of Eici>sb11rg IS So cruel s disaster,
that il is to BE- hopcd thai General johnston
will 30 ali IN hi power 10 retrieve ii; Or i he
can no longer command the confidence II chs
troops and The people in that quarter, thar
some other man Of the highest military ability
may be sent 10 oppose the further progress q
The cnany The Mississippi IS nor necessarily
opened yet because Of CHS calamity: IS safe
only for the gunboats, aud they could haze 1pn
by the batteries before General Grant took tie
city Time viii ahow that the loss IS not ire
parable and certainly time Will drnlonsrrar5
that it Is not the 8uhjugatl0n Of Che lonltitr-
ale States.
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5,------.T7-eG TI71-7H V5EF. 7zF7': F0''7.--
aIouvIs7ILiG ga Jul: - lso~
-. attention Of officers and soldier4 Of fi'i3
..,ood Is called to the Articles 81 War and
" sEisting orders en- the subject OF hevlns
-. .naralding. " hen it is necessary TO make
, ~: o., 70 take property it will be done BY
.raoor authority. Until yesterday very few
5 nm nIaiute have been made against chs corps
trD 3sorceliv conduct. It is necessary that
~ commissioned officer does his duty and
o ,rsyeats the recurrence Of such di5gracetuI
s .~onos % soldiers running about The fields like
thieves and robbers, killing cattle. sheep; po11l-
nv. &c Il must be stopped at once
81 order Of Maj. Gen HoWAhD
IA NHYSEFBURG, Ass I, ADJ {, ten.
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X E'IlCE.

- TIL undcrsig ned IS running two PACK
49, 49, ETS between Alexandria and George
town, leaving both places twice a. week Al
treig ht inrru9ted 70 his care viii be carefully
aud expaditiously delivered, Charges mode
rate, For freight apply 70 George Waters
corner Of High street and Canal Georgetown,
and III Alexandria 10 j ohn Davidson, Theatre
building, or Fceudenthal and Whitening No
) King street. SHlkLt1 h1NE
\. B-One Of nly vessels Will leave C7ecZgo-
town On thu arrival q every steamer from New
Y ork ~ o1-lw
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! TIA c.. On MOBILE.

ra0n>nIE ATTACH On MOBILE.
rto ! Express gays: We have seen
Ulcers from General Grant army who
- T;ck sburg about ten days ago The note
'9'' - ,.;or for The march 10 Mobile wa
,..r7 b. iboo on every SIDE. Tie troops were
i. Fcst spirits. and confident d success.
- ~, ,,1o,1lari5n vas thot the {. $. 1ag would
.. a,r Mobile By tbe l5ti1of August
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VI Il. i kLEu.

IN cha 18th Of July, nj ST Mary's Church,
"'2ydTIlst Prince Georges county, Nd BY
ne Key, Dr.. Osrbury, JOHN NJ. JAMESON
e Formerly q Washington, 10 Miss Ma r
GAEEI J, CQNNICk, daughter Of the late
: 4 Connjck, esq, Of Prince Georges Co.
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NEW YORK. LETTER.

Correspondence Of the Philadelphia Inquirer
New IOuE, July q, 1861 conyersed
with very intelligent cavalry officer. day.
who left General Grant $ army eight DAYS ago.
lie says preparations we5c actively gong On
y ben he left for movement OIL Mobile. lhc
CAPT 57re of which city BY ~: 18th ii A1lgu@t
was looked upon ~ a to.g0nc conclusion,
I'ha woathtr was terribly not and the march
10 { Ii. new fhcatre Of Operations would te =
very irving one, bllf the army VA. iii good
4j;iIit9: and quite ready 10 face tl': nuSic,
The fort iGcationa are understood Il b' nu-
merous. but nothing ike a lor-uidable a thos'
O., N;ck9bure aud PORE Hudson.
Fawagrt, with he hcat. will 60 -opclate III
the reduction Of Mobile, and when chat il
captured. possibly The next move 1nay BE-. On
10 Savannah.
An extraordinary 3@ane was rre5onIo 81 ii I'll"
New Haven wharf: East River, Oh the arrlY al
Of the steamer Continental, this morning. 4
party Of oonscripta, one hundred and seven
teen ii nber, were placed on hoard che boat
IN charge Of Capt. Davis, and company d
The Fourteenth CONNECTICUT Volunteers. 10
sooner had the steam, touched the wharf Than
q general stampede ensucvl. Forty Of The con
scripts made good their escape: but the re-
nainl7ar we're captured and marcI5d If fCr
| SAT- l:zaping 10 The Fafk Barracks.
Claims for damages to property during The
recent riots continue 10 pour IN. Tie aggre-
gate, thus far, is nearly half million Of dol
lars, with more to come.
Hon Henry j. Raymond, editor Of che
Times, has gone to Washington to stiffen che
backbone Of the Administration, 50 it is said,
in regard to recommending the draft here
Packet ship John Brightarrived to-day from
Liverpool, with nearly SIX hundred passengers,
reports many ice J6rga on The hanks of New
! founlland
The notorious blockade runner Hiawatha
las sc IasC been finally disposed Of. She was
prt up at auction 10 day by Marshal Murray,
Al the Atlantic Docks, Brooklyn, and The bid
ding Oil her was very spirited, running up from
i've thou sand dollars, to ten thousand dollars
at which price she was knocked down
The association Ior the relief Of oclored PEG
pie, sufferers BY the ate riots, has now lean
ia operation little more than one week. The
Secretary reports that during this period about
four thousand applicants have been furnished
with food, clothing, ect. The total SUM thus
far raised is $4,000, Of which about one-hali
has been expended.
Superintendent Kennedy has issued iust171c-
lions co che Metropolitan police IN accordance
with The suggestion Of the Mayor, in antioipa-
ton Of future riot, TO provide Tor their al once
assembling together. The alarm is to be zen
rapid strokes on the fire bells at che sound Of
which every patrolnan will hurry 70 the near
est station house and report for duty.
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DIED

u !. I4ursd4y. The 18th Of June, 1863; st Jor-
1.I 1 22RE1ggS, Virginia, WILLIAM URN Err
7T2 y third son Of the late Col William
5 y syJoons Of Prince Georges county, Nd III
nc 1o:L Year q ha age, Of wounds received at
S "a Tie q Winchester on The 18th Of the same
~ VI Z. ;;9Hn4dsy tie 18th ultimo, IN her oath
!. : . . O IA d ' ALL, the second daugh
:. hebeeea and Tobias Du7all, Of Prince
5es county, Md
- = Is = LToq4ds, On June 30th, near Port Hud
r., 14LII4M S. 9IPPLE, Of the 1l4th
Il; e. ~ ! '. + resident Of Alexandra =
die .n n2!o3 we're, Tell my sister S. H, /,
. -- : -v1o1SI, doing my duty"
/ G .p~,d5 sEED.-We have just received by
ZIP STT5 o45 tl1 supply Of Landruth's TU &
q t1a Usual varieties For sale by
4o25 LEADBEATER s Go.
q ~---~~-cxoC Fairfax street.
1 eHp F; 6: gw&1u1 & co.
q 1OHAP FAMILY GROCERY,
q I'LL s,; 40; e North Royal street.
a>s2.. supply q family groceries always %
3 jan Is
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n q I ] c Z
NJ 6YOF7a OFFICE

A1ExAND EIA, Va, July Il, 1868
7 HEREBY notify all persons who have not
/ paid their Corporation Licences for this year,
chat they can save thirty per cent. By paying
their licenses on or before the 6rst day Of An-
gust next and TO such IS shall pay on Or beio1e
the fifteenth day Of August next, ten per cent:;
and all persons who fail 60 comply with thts
notice after The fifteenth Of August viii be haea
double the amount Of them license
~ l4-lnl i. q " AtsEi Mayor
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d<zs TWO DWELLINGS FOE 5ALE.-I1e
I: advertiser offers for sale, tvo co11lto1tab de
DWELLINGS-on BRICK. one 1ran,o-sit-
uated at the lower end Of Water street. FoT
terms &C. apply at the Gazette Office,
IL 2l-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-08-01

A letter from Morris; Island, il the PhiIa-
delphia Inquirer says that Bishop Lynch,
from Charleston, informed the Federal officers
who were On board the steamer Alice, with
some vounded soldiers, chat the negro troops
Of the Fifty-fourth Massachusetts are being
taken care Of the same as the rest of the wound
ed Among the wounded returned there we're
none Of these negroes, and Colonel Anderson,
upon being asked the reason WIZ, answered
that it v2s & natter Of future consideration
WITH ais Go7e11msnt."
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-10-30
REGISTERS Notice,

All persons interested hereby notified that
the following named accountants have filed their
accounts in the Registers office of Bedford county,
and that the same will be presented 20 the Orphans
Court in and for said county, on Tuesday the 18th
day OF November next at the Court House in Bed.
ford for confirmation.
!. The account Of Jacob L. May, administrator
with the will annexed of Abraham ShaIer, late of
West Providence township, decd.
2. The second administration account of John
Hanks and Samuel Frazey, executors of John Fra
zey. decd. -.
3. The account Of Henry Moses, executor of Pc
ter Moses. late of Union township, dec d. ~
4. The account of John Williams, B F. Williams
and James Allison, executors of James Williams :,
late of Napier township, decd.
8. The account Of A. II. Hull, Esq, administra-
tor of George Mock, late of ST. Clair township, de-
ceased. lo#
8. The account of Anna Rrnninger, administra-
trlx of Henry Renninger, late of st. Clair town
ship, deed.
7. The account of Jacob Ritchey and Alexander
Ritchey, executors of Michael Ritchey late of East
Providence township, decd.
8. The account OF John Cessna, ESQ.,, adminstra-
tor of William Keefe, decd, who was admins ira
tor of Pbebe Keeffe, late of Bedford tp., decd.
9. The account Of Abraham Blackburn and Her.
bert blackburn, administrators of John D. Black
burn, late of Napier township, deed.
TO- The account of James NJ. smith and illIam
Renninger, administrators of Jacob J. Rem niger,
late of st. Clair township, deed.
IL. The account of Jacob Beckley, executor of
Daniel A. Griffith, late of st. CLAIR township, dec'd
ABM. 8. BUNN, Register.
October 16, 1863.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-10-30
SheriG,s Sale.

By virtue OF sundry writs of vend. Exponas and
Levari FacIas to me directed, there will be solo at
the Court House in the Borough of Bedford on Sat.
nrday the l4th day of November, 1868, at 10 ocloc
A. M, the following real estate, to wit:
All the defendant, Jacob Miller's, interest in the
following real estate, viz All that certain mes.
suage and tract OF land situate South Woodberry
township. Bedford county, adjoining lands OF John
Shank' John koontz and others, containing sixteen
ana one'half acres and the usual all owance of per
cent. ior roads, 9c, and taken in execution as the
property of Jacob Miller.
ALso-One tract o. land containing so acres,
more or less, about ten acres cleared and under
! iehce, with story and half log house and small
log stable thereon erected, adjoining lands of David
bfaiier, Jacob Rinard and otners situate in Hope
tvell township Bedford county. and taken in execu-
ii, VI as The property of Cathane Sires and Solomon
ANLso-One tract of land containing s5 acres
or less, about 80 cleared and under fence,
with n TWO story house and log stable thereon erect
ed, adj oning lands OF Isaac Berkhimer, Philip Shr-
ner aud others, situate in St. Clair township, Bed
ford coun ty, and taken in execution as the property
OF Rebec, Sleek.
Sires. JOHN J. CESSNA, Sheriff.
Bedford, let. IS, 1863.
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Personal Estate Of William Keefe, Decd


Personal Estate Of William Kee0e, Decd.
By virtue Of az order of the Orphans Court OF
Bedford county, the subscriber will sell at public
sale on the premises, in Bedford township, on
Wednesiay. the 1lM day Of .hovem5sr neat,
the real estate of the late VIM. KeeFa, decd, viz
A large and valuable farm in Bedford township ,
containing 3723 ACRES, more than one-half of
which iscleared and under fence and the baIanc ce
well tinbered, the farm behg in bright state of
cultivation, with stream OF water running through
it, with LARGE BRICK HOUSE, Doable Lo g
Barn, Leg Stable, and other buildings thereon erect
ed, adjoining lands o. George Mann, Mrs. Mary
Wolfe, Jacob Semler, Henry Koonts, Hammond IS
heirs ani others in said township. il is one of the
most va liable farms in Bedford county, is the best
quality Of Limestone land and will be sold together
or in tw, or more parts to suit purchasers.
TERMS-One-third at confirmation of sale and
balance in two equal annual payments with interest,
credi' W II be given until first of April 'e4, for the
hand money if desired, aud security given by the
purchaser.
ALS0-At the same time and place, all the per-
sonal property of William Keeffe, decd, consisting
of Horses, Cattle, Sheep Hogs, Wagons, Ploug hs,
Hairows, Buggy Gears, Threshing Machines, Wind
Mill, Wheat, Rye. Oats, Corn, Potatoes, Hay, Corn
Fodder. Stoves, Beds, Clock, Chairs, and Household
and Kitchen Furniture Of every description.
TERMS-All sums under ten dollars, cash. All
over that six months credit by giving security.
Sale to commence at ten O'Clock, A. NJ.
Oct. %. JOHN CESSNA, Admir-.
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NOTICE.

In the matter of the petition of In the Court of
James Appleton, secretary of the Common Pleai
Broad Top Improvement Company of Bedford co.,
for entry Of satisfaction on August Term,
Danner. I.
Rule on said Ulich DanneI, if living and, if dead,
on his legal representatives, 10 show cause why
satisfaction should not be entered on the record OF
SAID moitgase, recorded April 30, 1907, in the Re-
corders office OF Bedford county, in Deed Book G,
pages 4O2 and 4O3, returnable TO November Term,
1868.
The said Urich Danner. if living and If dead. his
legal representatives. and all parties interested are
hereby notified and required TO be and appear be-
foie the Judges of the said Court, on Monday the
10th day of November next, to show cause, if any
they have, why satisfaction should not he entered
on the record of the sbove mentioned mortgage.
BY order of the Court,
JOHN J. CESSNA, Sheriff.
Bedford, October l6, 1868.
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SHERIFPS SALE.

By virtue an, in pursuance OF an order of the Or
phans Court of ,Tommon Pleas OF Bedford county,
dence of Benjamin Wisfeld, at public vendue, on
Thursday the twel. eth tsy of November next, the
followngre estate, viz One tract of land situate
in Southampton townsh p, Bedford county, adjoining
lands of Jacob Conrad, Abe Barnes, Philip Clnga-
man and Elizabeth Wig field, containing ll2 acres
and 6f perches, with a tory ard half log house
and kitchen attached, double log barn, blacksmith
shop, wagon shed and spring holse thereon erected
and an apple orchard--one acre reserved for grave
yard. Terms-one third of pure base money TO be
paid in hand confirmation OF sal e, balance in two
equal annual payments thereafter without interest
Oct. 23. r JOHN :. CESSNA, Sheriff.
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ADMIN sTRATnR,s Nc yTICE.

Letters of administration the state of Will.
liam Sparks late of West Providence t, ,wnship, de-
ceased, have been granted TO the subscri. Der, all per-
sons indebted to said estate requested 10 make
ifamediate payment, and those having claims a.
gainst the same will present them duly at thentca-
ted for settlement. f.. r.t.
-sa GEORGE W. HOUSEHOLD lER,
Oct. l6, 1SG3-6t Ad 'n'r.
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AUDITORS NOTICE.

The undersigned appointed by the Orphans' c ourt
of Bedford county 10 report distribution of the
money in the hands of Joseph Dull, Esq, Trust ,e
10 sell the zeal estate of Isaac Ccchenour, decd ,
to,and among heirs, legatees dev:sees and their
creditors, will attend to the duties of his appoint
ment OH Monday, ihe ID day of November, next,
at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, at his office in Bedford, when
and where all parties interested can attend.
4. #s.ta-.g JOHN P. REED, Auditor.
October l6, 1863, ''e.t .tNH
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PILES, srRAlNING AND TENEssUs,

..... Pll.lS, STRAININ9 AM TENESNUS,
Are the results OF Inflammation or irritation OF the
membrane Of the bowels, induced by drastic
pllsthese imperfect pills, instead OF being dissolved
by the chile are carried to the lower bowels and in
duce peris'atic movement or evacuation by their
Irritation - hence the sraning, cramps, wrsnching
pains, pills and enesruS and The frequent false calls
10 the ,ater eose, thct pas undergo oho take these
impnfect pills. q. d.. . ... ,t-.. .,
II YOU would avoid these annoyances, whenever q
purgative medicine Is required, take dose Of
RADWAY'S REGULATING PILLS.
THEY WILL PURGE THOROUGHLY AND
LEAVE THE BOWELS REGULAR.
Persons afflicted with PILES, may rely on positive
cure by their use. .. t...I. ..N-
COATED WITH GUM
COATED WITH GUM
WIZ t COATED WITH GUN.
Or. Railways Pills arc elegantly Coated with Gum.
Tree from tasto smell, be taken at all timcs
and ou all occasions No danger will result from colds
If exposed 10 wet or damp weather after taking these
pills.
SIX OF RADwAY's PILLS
Have secured vigorous evacuation in severe cases
of Inflammation of tho Bowels, Paralysis, &c, after
Crotou Oil, Harlem Oil, injections and other COM
petcly failed dose of Railways Pills will all
distractions, and secure FREQ passage. Directions for
uSe are inside each box Price per box, 70 cents. Sold
by Druggists, Medicine Dealers. and Store-keepcrs.
N B-Every Agent has been furnished with fresh
and made Pills. As each box Is enclosed with
. stee Engraved Label, take none others.
RAILWAY & CO.,
81 Maiden Lane, New York
Sold by Druggists.
Oct. 9th S63.--ly t.l.f
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AUDITORS NOTICE

The undersigned appointed auditor, by the Or
phans' Court of Bedford county, to distribute
third Of the money arising from the sale of the real
estate of William Crabb, decd, which was left in
the hands of the purchaser during the lifetime Ct
the widow, hereby gives notice, that he, for that
purpose, will meet the parties interested at his Of
flee in Bedford, on Tuesday, the Sd day of Move
Der, at O'Clock, P. M, when and where all may
attend. U. II. AKERS.
October 16, 1868.
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AUDITORS NOTICE

The undersigned appointed by the Court of Com
IRON Pleas OF Bedford county, settle the excep-
tions filed TO the account of Jonathan Feightnel
trustee of Frederick Hildebrand,, and to report
distribution distribution among the creditors. and
the evidence, will attend to the duties of his sp-
polntment on Thursday, the 5th day of November,
1863, at 10 O'Clock, A, NJ of said days at his office
in bedford, when aud where all parties interested
can attend. JOHN p. REED Auditor
October l6, 1858. +a lt.H..r r.tt st
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AUDITORS NOTICE.

The undersigned appointed by the Orphans Court
OF Bedford county, TO settle the exceptions filed a
gainst the account of Lewis Anderson and Lemuel
Evans, administrators of the estate of William An
derSon, Decd, will attend TO he duties of his ap-
pointment on Saturday, the 9TH day of November,
next, at 10 O'clock A. NJ, at his office in Bedford
when and wheie all parties interested can attend.
t JOHN P. REED, Auditor.
October 16, 1862 ..I .sn
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Notica Of Dissolr siou.

The partnership heretofore existing b etween the
undersigned in the pactce of the La has this dav
been dissolved by mutual consent. All persons
knowing themselves to te indebted to the drm are
requested to make immediate settlement. Those
who are not prepared to ply settle and give
notes. After the first day of January next. the
books will be LETT with Justice of the Pc ace for
settlement. Either of the undersigned is fully au-
thorized 10 settle and receipt
JOHN CESSNA.
Oct. 20, 1863. o. +. SHANNON.
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AUDITORS NOTICE.

The undersigned appointed by the Orphans Court
of Bedford county 10 settle the exceptions filed to
the account OF Henry Mcdonald and Michael &ertz,
administrators of the estate OF Daniel M'Donal,
decd, will attend TO the duties of his appointment
or Fr,tay, the 9th day of November, instant, at 10
O'Clock, A. NJ, of sand days at his off ,e in Bedford,
when and where all parties interested can attend.
JOHN P. REED, Auditor.
October 10, 1863.
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Teachers Wanted.

The Board of Directors of Bedford township s. d.
wish TO employ eleven Teachers, competent to take
charge Of the schools of the district. Those wish
ing employment are requested to meet the Board at
the house of John Haer, in the borough of Bedford
on Saturday, 3lst day of October inst.
BY order of the Board,
Oct. l6, 1868. JOHN BROWN, Sec'y.
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8 Teachers Wanted.

he School Directors ,,f Colerain township wish
to employ nine conpetent' teachers TO take charge
o. the schools in said uship the ensuing school
ter M TO whom liberal wage will be given. Teach
ers are requested TO the Board of Directors at
Rainsburg, on the ID day of November next at the
e1 mi Tatlon. BY order of i'he Board.
Oct. %. S. H. FEATHER, Sec'ry.
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TAKEN

From the vestibule of the Union School Hous on
Friday the I'd inst, small barred black and white.
all wool, Shepherds plaid Shawl. Any Information
concerning its whereabouts will be thankfully re-
ceived, aud suitable reward will be paid tor its
recovery. J. W. ARNOLD
Oct. %, 'G3. a4