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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-10-31

The 7rIbanes dispatch dated Washing
ton 18th, says that q mutual exchange of
records of deceased prisoners has been
agreed upon by the proper authorities Of
the United States and the Confederate
government, and Surgeon General Barnes
has issued the necessary orders to the
Surgeons in charge Of the hospitals where
the rebel prisoners are confined. Colonel
Hoffman, Commanding General of prison.
ers. has received one list from Richmond
by the last declaration of exchange issued
BY the rebel Commissioner Dude. The
difference between the two governments
in respect to number is 1000 greater than
before, and the probabilities of speedy
adjustment so much further removed.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-10-31
From Cairo

CAIRO, Oct. 27.-The steamer Gen. An
derson arrived from Memphis this morn
ing. Advices Of the 25th. News unim-
portant. A party OF Col. Streets men had
made another raid into Brownsville on the
10Th inst, plundered stores and committed
other outrages.
Three prize steamers, Lady Walton.
Almira, and Kaskaskia, were sold here
yesterday, by the United States Marshal.
for $l315.
The Marine Yard at Mound City has
been leased by the Government, for the
Navy Department.; expected the Navy
Yard will be removed thither.
The steamer Key West, heavily laden
with Government freight, struck snag
yesterday, on her way down the Missis-
sippi, 200 miles above Cape Giradeau, and
sunk to her boiler deck; cargo and boat a
total loss. The passengers were brought
here this morning. No lives lost. The
steamer City Bell left here early this
morning to render assistance.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-10-31
The Shelby Raid.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. ga dispatch has been
received at headquarters which represents
that all of Joe Shelby's force are beyond
the boundary of the State, and that Gen.
Mcneil had crossed the Boston Mountains
in pursuit of the flying rebels. aaa
The New York herald., 1863-07-23

At the time the boats started wind was very light
and II being flood tide they unable 10 stem H.
few moments elapsed before they enabled to rnin
rucient hcadv ny 10 stem the tide when the Julia shot
Kills, where they had the ADVANTAGE Of a fair
tide. From the Kills mp 10 Wholesome II was
entirely drifting match and the different boats
disposed Of the live and dead ballast as 10 drift
tho faster and move more rapidly when the little
caspaws struck them From Whtest0ne TO the buoy OF
Throgg's l0nt they favored with little air-the
Julia leading until nearly mp with the buoy. when the
Iy hid by this time given up the race and they did
round the buoy. Soon after rounding the buoy beau
ful breeze sprung up, when the little white boat--tho
Julia--shot aht ad and walked away making quite gap
between herself and the other two boats The latter
of the made quite exciting but owing TO the
Enma and the rvy having withdrawn, II between
small number and did that great excitement
from OF Flushing to Harlem Bridge very good
indeed and showed That tho boats capable of doing
far greater things when opportunity presented itself
The Julia passc tho stake boat or Harlem Bridge IN i've
hoars thirty minutes from the tune d starting The
MAJOR follow cd IN five hours and thirty minutes The
lila distance behind. and no time kept Of
her. The Julia declared the winning boat. She
entered by Smediey. OF Penny Bridge, Brooklyn. and
sailed by Captain Waugh. The Fila Ia owned by Captain
Raynor Harlem Emma by Captain Iongstreet Harlem;
Moor by Captain Wilson, Harlem Julia, by Captain
smedley. Brooklyn; uvy. by Captain Seaman, Harlem.
boat Just built by Policeman Robbins, OF Harlem.
for this but was Withdrawn account
beat an thing now anoat Of her length and build soc s
pretty thing and from her model promises great speed
She " credit 10 her builder and exrect to
good report Of her The speed o the different boats
could be ascertaned and IL expected that another
regatta N soon bc had by the same parties.
The New York herald., 1863-07-23
Police Intelligence.

THE LATE RIor--nkcovKRr siorES Goops-The poisce
q she up prcc nets nrs sil busy engaged p
vsrng property stolen by the mob during the late riots.
At tho Twenty precinct station hoosc there nre lot
o chairs clothing &C. supposed have been
taken from the Colored Orphan Asylum The Eleventh
precinct rocc have afro succeeded IN recovering Io n
res, which can BE secn al the station hose Houston
street. WaA.
The police are also engaged In making srrests FOR re-
cefving stolen roods Yesterday there ~ere M lcs-
shan oevcn before Justice Quackcubush and the
cry ", stil they come.
Tax Poucv rwrp Uroy.-As cn.ces Mccort Mcvcy
Morre and Pearson searching for s,cen goods n
the corner orst and Twenty second street re-
terday. they nred upon by person from ths
u.rhssst corner al the The bail whntled ulops
nv their hesds and struck the sidewalk fec fcet he,,uS
them. An immediate search vas made for the ssxniaus
bat without TIE police Without thsil
suspicious however, and hore 70 secure The offender
rood season MsM
The New York herald., 1863-07-23
Psr.onni Intelligence

The following s hist of Arncrcsfs registered st Guns
American Agency No II Charlotte street edford square,
london, Englasd, Tor the week ending Juiy H. 1905
REV. Dr. canheld and sou Prockiyn, ~ ". MIS- Ilovd,
wWe A. W. Gviswold and lady, Vim. vice and daughter,
y a. Kinney. H.A. smyihe, Mr.. and Mrs. r. Stevens,
ana T. ] Levy, New York; New. W. o. hanson, PARIS;
Charles G. Flint Boston, C. Rstnbope, United stascs
Navy: r. n. Howe, Cleveland, OHIO; I. W. Isundou,
EIyrs Ohio; Jos. L. Raihbonc, Albany; Jastue D. Wat
son. Manchester. ". IL
The New York herald., 1863-07-23
Thnsrlcal.
WINTER GARDEN.

Mr. Frank Woods very successful travcstic Of "Lcah,
draws crowded bouscs at this theatre. Never. since
MnchclI's famous Olympic, have bad burlcsaue 80
well acted by all the characters Mss Emily Thoruc,
Mr. Mark Smith, Mr.. Harry Pearson. Mr. Dan setchell
and Mr.. davenport surpass themselves merry max.
ing Mr.. Sol Smith and Mr. parsloc appear great
advantage In small parts lively farce procedes the
burl0e0ue,
The New York herald., 1863-07-23
Review or tho Contest.
frro~n ahe Cipc,uusti Gaxelse.

va h,vo psvcr believed that Morgan. after having
c,osd tbe OHIO ut prandepbnrr. would succeed IN get
slns bsck sRan kentucky with anything Ike tho
ee hc bvncsbt into Indiana and Oho but must
trnv,ng whsi preparations had been made 10 take HIM,
IN We ,d not expect he wc~ld have sacccede IN trav
cling the distance he has without being checked nj some
nj prpsIdc had 70 dspend In Indiana solely the
militia 70 stop Morgan and IMPEDE his way until Hobscu
eaud overtske him, and there vas great dHlculty In
c.s.r .ns ara moving tnese raw forces Morpan 3
,hreat 10 rssroS ebwns burn vasse and p'under gene
raip bS was stts1ked and bushwsks1 By Tho psnps,
aeerrsa usay from burning bridges and telling trees In
hh way and he vas therefore permitted 70 pss along
unrnojessed
The New York herald., 1863-07-23

excitement The women and men AZ large nnoers, lest
the town made for tho his where they staid all
night, was found mere, The Tav ings OF drunkea
Morgan NJ said 70 be completely hemmeu IN. Hmse
thieves are busy stealing through tho country
representing themselves ~ union men, and sometimes
horgan's men.
Morcans captain OF artillery deserted him this place.
He vas concealed until Morgan efs when he was taken
the city He says the rebos numbered thre thousand
two hundred, and only had eight ROUNDS.
Sone men near here swcre some Others not te fight
against the Southern couioderacy.
The New York herald., 1863-07-23
Regatta na Harlon,.

regatta took place yesterday at Harlem, which pro
missed TO be very exciting Affair." bat the want OF wind
caused It to be rather drifting than sailing match 1t
sweepstakes for cat rirged boats OF eighteen feet
aad under from Harlem Bridge mp through the Kills to
and around he buoy off Throggs Point and back to the
place Of starting. The entrance co ten dolarsthc
boat to receive back her stakes The following
boats entered-E.la rmma, Major, Jua, and Tvy.
The New York herald., 1863-07-23

HAVANA, NASSAU, N. r.. KINGSTON, JA., AND NEW
ORLEANS.
FoR Enthusiastically Eacic, from New York. Aug
at9PM,
Fon NEW ORiEAxs--Steamshfp Gcorro Washington, from
New York Aug -. at pM.
Steamship Point. York July p, At Pm.
Steamship Evening Star from New York July 25 At PM
Steamship Columbia, from New YORK Ausl, at Pm
Steamship Morning Star. from New York August
ALMANAC FOR rrw yorx-THIs nay.
~ NOON eve II h0
"a HIGH WATER. morn IL ~
The New York herald., 1863-07-23
Death OF Major nlcCoek.


Malor hc COX, father Of xoj0r General McCook, died at
Fomeroy yesterday from the effects Of wound received
N the recent engagement at Burlington island.
The New York herald., 1863-07-23
TIE REBEL MORGAN.
the PURSUIT OF THE GUERILLA'S BAND.
---~-~~~-~>~~~~-~~~-~--~~---
ACTIVITY OP THE REBELS MOVEMENTS.
~~~>~~o-~~e0-N>>~~~~~~~~>~~-
The Fight Near Burlington and Skirmislfcs
al Jackson and Near PomsrOy.
CAPTURE OF THE GUERILLA FORCES
Ae., Ae., ~.
TIE REBEL MORGAN.
THE PURSUIT OF THE GUERILLA'S BAND.
ACTIVITY OF THE 2EBELS kOvEnEyYS.
CAPTUREOFTHE GUERILLA FORCES
movcn.e enss OF Morgan.

Cnux1An, July "a, 1893
MersaD, with about five hundred men, enoainped near
McArtur vntor county, last night. Al half past i've
o'soek tins morning be within mile Of vinton, on
khe Marietta aud CINCINNATI Railroad.
The New York herald., 1863-07-23
CINCINNATI, July %, 1853.

Morgan passed through Jacksonville, Atheus county at
Ten O'Clock tins morning. with forces close behind
him.
The consmoc.ars Columbus despatch says:-s'After
perambulang Athens county, Morgan TOOK southery
direction crossing Washington county and the Muskngum
river in the direction Of McConnesville with the evident
Intention to gain point tho river above gunboat
gation, and into Virginia The authorities have
made arrangements will enectuay checkmate
and capture his bands
The New York herald., 1863-07-23

proofs III the Csc We are inclined tni.k
that the present Is u them Becson Of the Court
below reversed.
ne Brig Delta and Cargo w. ne United sntes-Nel
son. C. This vessel and cargo was captured on the 2th
OF October 1851 on the port of Galveston Texas by the
Unted states ship ssnee, H. Enge, Commander. Al tho
time OF her capture shc steering for that port
make inquiry under blockade intending " found 10
ea for Matam-ros% Shc bad on board cargo o. salt and
had left Liverpool about the lst Of sen.enbc bound for
Of Minaiitan J. A. Marsh, Of Liverpool sritkh sub.
iect was Of the vessel and chaSce ". ADAMS OF
Boston, an American citizen, owner Of the cargo.
The latter bad sid the vessel 70 the former, few
davs before the commencement ~ the voyage, 1T IAver-
pool. and 'ook = mortgave hack 70 secure the pur.
nxcd period " eighteen moptns IL 10 urged behalf Of
tie vessel aud cargo that at the time of sahng
from Liverpool the fore part OF september 1861 neither
master or owner had any knowledge notice o. the ac.
tna blockadr c the port or Galvesna that thcv only
Knew of the OK s,ence .f the war, aud an intention
- ,hs Cousdsra,c ports by the rrclanaa oi
the IN April preceding: aud that the change OF
course fr,m Maianros or hina'itisn TO Galveston
Wa with view 10 make INQUIRY and ascertain whether
an .ctna blockade had bcen established n the latter port
We agree that uron the construction given by majority
o Tho supr. Court 10 ~ terms ana eject u the pres
dcot,s proclamation the neutral ship not prvi.
Iexed or entitled to warning o. the block
AIDED nor, = the owner or master bad pre-.
biuokade but ~ the absence such know ledge or no.
t,cr the master, understand the construction is
entsed make the INJURY and receive the warning be
scrc condemnation take place snd II Appeared N
tins cose ;hat the owners master n poxers
s,cr a th knowledge ~ the time ~ the sailing Of tie
Dolla IN Tecr,oo should have been acimed IL
shc right Of the ussler Ia steering Cor The port or avse
sou fcr the pur and v IN the by h,rp
mn - we ndesssaBd The ocpoettn ls 1ayinr ia
psrasoSis who WA supercarec employed BY Adams ihe
owner al Liverpool, he expressly ssts that he know the
rcrs u Gaveston Under blockade before NE vessel
Iet pneard heat, the steward also ss-lines 70 sub
stsusily tie same In respect to hts Information. II
sIpo apreass from the depesitson ~ the mate Invtd-
son that after tho vessel reached the Guh OF Mexico
tlyp captain changed his mind the course h tho
vepssl and cscd into consultation rayIor supcrcargo
l. and the mate and thsn resolved proceed u aaivcstu
,nssesd q MaLamcros Nualitian, inquire shss
rost was blocksccd suu had entry tins eject msas
N tho nsrtere gbcok, bat not In he vessels neboot
Ieut by tho mate. Az we have already stated two q
slese perrns The consultation admit hey knew a. hs
timc they nm Liverpool the pors blookaAsd ssd
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-04-16

Melvin Duke ORDERED, this 23d day of
vs. " March, 1863, that Melvin
His Creditors Duke give notice to his credi
tors, endorser and sureties, that the I'd Monday
of October next is fixed for the said Melvin Duke
to appear in the circuit court for Allegany coun-
ty, to answer such interrogatories as his credi-
tors, cndorsers and suretes may propose or al
lie ge against him and that a copy of this order
be published in sjme newspaper printed liz the
city of Cumberland, once n week for three sui
cessive months prior to the second Monday of
October next, as such notice. ~
r..- Test-H. RESLEY,
Iarch 90, 1S63-3u. Clerk.
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of said personal property and sell inc same
fairly, and have the proceeds DISTRIBUTED oy
the Court according to equity and right: ana
that said Fearer has no property but said real
land personal estate embraced IN SAID mort
tgages, and is deeply in debt and cannon De
made responsible for the waste ana consu'np-
ton thereof and that compaihants have eS-
hausted their remedies at law and cannot get
redress without the aid of this Court.
And that Isaac White and Joseph White,
partners trading under the name OF White and
Brother, claim to have certain judgments rem
dercd In their favour Dy Il Justice oil Tue reaee
Of said llegany County against said George
A. Fearer and have levied on said real estate
under wrts of tier ftcias issued on stld JndG-
ments and placed in the hands oil lenry II.
Atkinson late Sheriff OF said County, ana 'hilt
said Atkinson and White Brother hre threat
enng to sell said real estate under said wriis,
and claim that the lien of said judgments and
executions are prior to all others, aud that by
reason of the cloud thrown over the title and
the uncertainties as TO the existence ana pri-
GRITTY of the various liens claimed said real es-
tate if sold under said claims OF hi'e Droth-
err will be sacrificed, and complainanis wholly
lose their claims il their liens sho uld De Jun
Tor 20 that OF said White Brother, as the lat
ter contend. And that said Moses A. Ross ana
Sullivan johnson, Elizabeth Myers, Philip w.
Harner. Sarah Harner, Susanna Cohens and
Thomas Liston are non-residents OF the State
of Maryland.
The Bill then prays for the appointment OF
n Receiver 10 take possession OF and sell SAID
personal property and for sale OF said real
estate, and distribution Of the proceeds OF
both in this Court to satisfy compliments
clIims, aud thai said mortgages may he s"t
sside ant, anmuIlrd 50 iitr MS they ntle,t COM
plainants, and that all liens and priorities may
be ascertaincd, and that an injunction may Is
sue restraining said Fearer and the mortgages
of said personal property from removing,
wasting or disposing ofany part oil 1t, and re-
slraining and prohibiting said Isaac White,
Joseph White aud Henry R. Atkinson, from
selling said real estate under said judgments
sud executions of said White Brother, and
for such other relief as their cases may entitie
them 10.
It is thercupon adjudged and ordered tins
2Sth day Of March 1863, that the complain
ants by causing copy OF this order to be IN
serted in some newspaper published in the CITY
Of Cumberland, once in each of four successive
weeks before The Isl day otMay S63,give notice
to the said absent defendants of the object and
substance Of this Bill, and warn them and each
OF them to appear in this Court, in person or
by solicitor, on or before the 2nd day of August
1868, to answer the premises and show cause,
if any they have, why a decree ought not 10
pass ms prayed.
HORACE RESLEY, Clerk.
True copy : Test-IlORACE RESLEf,
April .. ls63-4w. Clerk.
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NOTICE.

CUMBERLAND BANK OF ALLEGHASY,
April 9th, 1868. J
THE Stockholders of this Bank ARE hereby
i notified that the annual election for Direc-
tors Will take place at the Banking House, On
Monday the 4th DAY of May next, between the
hours Of III and l2 o'clock.
SHRIvER, Cashier.
April 9, 1S63-4t
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Order Of Ratification.
James D. Armstrong,
Minerva Moore and others
In lie Circuit Court for ANeg0ny County as
q Court Of Equiiy. No. 1857,

ORDERED this goth day of March in the
" year 1868, that the sales Of the real estate,
in the proceedings n the cause mentioned
made and reported by Thomas Devecmon trus-
tee, be ratified and confirmed, unless cause TO
the contrary thereof be shown on or before the
2ttb day day of April next. Provided AGONY
of this order be inserted in some newspaper
printed at Cumberland, once week for three
successive weeks before the said 23d day Of
april next.
The report states the amount of sales to be
S693,00. II. REsLEY Clerk.
True Copy Test-H. RESLEY Clerk.
April ., ls63-3w.
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For Rent.

THE subscribers will Rent for term of one
year or more, the Farm and Mill property sit
uate in Somerset Co. Pa. formerly owned by ia
cob Beakley, miles south of Berlin. The
Farm contains l9S acres we'll improved land.
The mill is newly built having pairs Burrs
and country stnnes. TIL" ill has large Run of
country custom. Neighborhood is thickly set
tied by wealthy farmers. There is water pow
er sufficient to run the mill as general thing,
months in lie year. There is also Steam
Engine attached to the mill. Possession given
on lst day of APRIL, ncxt.
Feb 10Th 1868. j. II. b q. W. BRINIIAM
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-04-16

In The Gbcua Court for 4Allegany County, as
Court of Equity, No l435.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-04-16
-Orderaof Publication.
1ou,s ScbooIer and CHARLES K. Bruce.

Lsff HtS ss. .{Sf4 ! TT
George A. Fcarer, ~Nibses A. Ross, Sullivan
johnson, Elizabeth Myers, Philip W. H"rner
Sarah Harner, Susanpah Cohens, Thomas Lis
ton, John Frantz of Jos... saac Frazee Jere-
miah Guard David Kent, John L. Hook, Eliz-
abeth Lowdermik, and Eve Cuppett
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Auditors Notice under Miners
Lien Law.

Thomas Heron ! No. l4o3 Equity.
VS.. In the Circuit Court for
Lovelace NJ Gorsuch. Allegnny county.
THE creditors of Lovelacc NJ. Gorsuch
i under the Miners Lien Law, in the above
case, are hereby notified to fle their claims,
properly authenticated, with the undersigned,
on or before the 10th day of April next, rs an
account will then be stated, distributing among
creditors the proceeds of sales, now in tie
hands Of William Walsh, Receiver.
b ]. j. McHENRY,
March &c, 1863. st. Auditor.
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IpsoIreufs Notice.

DARTLETT'S Oil Paste Blocking, bost in tho
ID world, for sale by
Feb. s. WIN. r. BEALL eco.
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Order of Ratification.

John F. Dawson In tho Circuit Court for
vs. Alesany County. No. LAT
His Creditors. Insolvent.
ORDERED this Both day of March 1853, that
" the sale of the real estate of John +. Daw-
son, made and reported by William Walsh
Trustee, be ratified and confirmed, unless cause
to the contrary thereof be shown on or before
the 25th day Of April next. Provided copy
of this order be published in some newspaper
printed in the City of Cumberland, once in each
Of three successive We cks, before the sd day
of April next.
Tho Report states the amount Of sales to be
$4,000. ii. RESLE1, Clerk.
True Copy: Test-H. RESLEI, Clerk.
April 9, lSf3-3w.
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-IUI " cOnlAiHinG 43G acres,
Fridays Work. WA
containing ASH acres, and
I" Ab1aham's Fabitation, ;"

containing 81 acres. will sell these lands in
tmee separate parcels, u plat OF emcl will be
exhibited Oh the dny.ot sale. These lands are
well timbered and good farming lands. There
are about one hundred ares cleared and under
fence. Chas. Stallings occupies part OF the land
and resides in house upon the land.
TERMS OF SALE.-One-third of the pur-
chase money to be paid or the day of sale and
the balance in one and TWO Years from the day
Of sale in equal portions. The whole to bear
intcrs 81 from the d,ty OF sale, and the deferred
payments to be secured by the bonds of TIE
purchaser, with surety or suretirs TO be mp
proved by the Trustee. Upon the payment of
the purcha.c money, and not before, deed
will lc executed conveying The lani in fee
The title is upquesiionably good,
TilOM IS J. McKAIG,
April 0, iSG3---ts. Tinstte.
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Order Of Ratification.
III Tie Orphans Ionrt Of Alleyany Comfy |
FEpEl!ArY TERM 1868.

lRDEREp by tho Orphans Court of Allcgn-
" NY County, this SLIT day of March, 1868,
that the sale Of the Real Estate made aud re-
ported tn this Court. on thc'27th day of March
1864 by George Smith, Executor Of the last
win and Testnncut Of John lloye, late Of said
county, deceased be ratified and confirmed un-
less cause to the contrary thereof be shown, on
or before the 5th day Of May, 1863. Provide |
copy of this order lie inserted in some news
popcr published iu Cumberland, once in each
of -four successive weeks before the said 5th
day of May, 1868. The report states The amount
of sales to be $2OO. True copy.
49,. .i Test. .. WIDENER,
April Q, lS63-its. Register.
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COUGH CANDY.

r HAVE Oh hand excellent article of
l Cough Candy, also Peterson's Tar Drops,
which are good for all throat diseases.
April9 RI. MORRIS, near P. Office.
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h, The Circmt Court for Ateg1ny Co"n'y, as
Coart of Equity. No. nI419.

nRDERED, by the Circuit Court for
~ Allegany County, as n Court of Equity.
this 3lst day Of March, 1865, that the SIZE Of
The Real Estate OF james Harris, in the pr' =
ceedings 10 this cause mentioned, lie raliG'd
and confirmed unless cause 10 the coatrary
III erect lac shown on or before the list day of
May, 1863; provided n copy Of this order be
inserted in same newspaper printed in ,hacity
Of Cumhcrla ID, once in each Of three success
sve weeks before the 25h day Of April, 1868.
The report states the amount OF sales to be
$3.50. II. RESLEY, Clerk.
True Copy: Test-H. RESLEf,
April 2, 1863 -3w. fClerk.
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:Out-Buildings.
wv ALNUT BOTTOM, F."

beginning for said lot sr parcel of land at
|,tone standing at the corner of the house in
which Martin Rizer, deceased, formerly resided,
Which stone is marked NJ. r., and stands on
Ehe South side of the road leading from the
:own of Cumberland to the II Ill formerly the
property Of James Scott, and running thence
with said road South b! deg ees. East 60 feet
a stone, thence leaving the said read South
|,2o, West 2S0i feet, to large sycamore stump
|ln tho bank of the second gut from the atore
|said road or street, now Mechanic street, then
|up the l,ank Of this gut North, 2ol0, West GO
feet to the lot formerly owned by Entlcr, then
with straight line to the beginning, with all
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Order Of Ratification.
James II. lIoblizeil,
u.s.
Mary Ann McDo Iald and others.

No. 1888 In the Circuit Court for Allegany
County, as Court of Equity.