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Accidents ! Accidents I!
North American Transit Insurance Co.
Principal cGicc, 1873 S. 4th St., rhila,
TuE only Accident Insurance Company Of

TINE only Accident Insurance Company Of
L Pennsylvania.
Annual Policies issued against all Accidents
at exceedingly low rat es. Insurance effected Ia
any sum FROM $500 to $4,000 No medical ex-
an ination required. Compensation given each
week in case Of injury.
This company has paid many losses. promptly
anS satisfactorily and its officers and Directors
arc widely and favorably known throughout the
State.
orFIoKR-Lous L. Houpt, President.
Henry O. Brown, Secretary.
James NJ. Conrad, Treasurer.
Il. S. Keolcr General Agent.
DrRrcToRs--lewis l.. Houpt, Late Gen'l Ticket
Agent Penn'a Railroad Co.; Matthew Baird, firm
Of NJ. W. Baldwin Co. Phiada; Samuel G.
Palmer, Cashier Commercial Nat. Bank Pbira;
Richard Wood, firm Wood, Marsh Hayward,
No. 500 Market ST. Phila; James NJ. Conrad,
firm Conrad 4 Walton, 82s Market st, Phisda !;
J. Il. Kingsley, Continental Hotel, a.
II. @. Lesonring, 2S7 & 2Se Dock st, "
George Martin, firm Martin. Toy Co, No. 322
cnestnut st, Phila, Enoch Lewis, lse General
Sup't Pa. Railroad g. G. Franciscus, General
A gent pern'a Railroad Company.
Policies issued and information furnished by
JOHN L. curTLE, Agent
sepS-n Cleafheid. Pa
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-10-10

IA Coon INs7ALLMENT.-The Secre-
H. of the Treasury, last week, re-
Ered a conscience" package, post
|Drked Urbana, Ohio, containing six
Ien 81 900 7-SO Treasury bonds, and
|75 in Notwithstanding SIG, 10
here was nothing accompanying il
indicate who it was from, or how
was obtained from the Government
was evidently not from Beast But
n. unless he intends 30 pay thi'
mount in monthly instailments th'
alance Of his life.
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NURsERY-Ev EvcounAol

CtIEARFTELD NURSERY -EScouRAeE
u HouE iNprsTRY.-The undersigned having
established Nursery, on the Pike, about hait
way between clearaeld and Cnrwensvillo' Is pre-
nared TO furnish all kinds Of Fruit trees, (stand
ard and Dwarf) Evergreens, Shrubbery, Grape
Vines. Gooseberrcs, Lawton Blackberry, Straw
berry and Raspberry vines. Also, Siberian Crab
trees, Ounce and early scarlet Rheubarb, &c.
Orders promptly attended to. Address,
Sent. 20, '65.-ly. D.WRIGHT, Curwensville.
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We call the attention of our
..0Ds and others, to the advertise
r. If Mr.. Fareira, in another col
lie is one Of the Oldest fur deal
IN the city. Mind the place, us
81 street. south side, above seventh
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-10-10

AccrPrED.-.Thc Rev. Taylor
~ ',,rs for more than two years
-,oto, of Catoctin, Parish in
,,.rick county, Nd, has accepted a
! - ,be rectorship of St. Andrews
| ..b i clearfeld, Pa.-Baltimore Sun
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-10-10

.s-Hon. John B. Steele, late Con-
Pssman from the 18th district CT
l. York, was killed at Kingston, in
\ State, on Monday, by his horse
rniur off, and throwing him from
! hnggY.
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CuEARFIEID ACADEMY.-Thc

DtIEARFItID ACADbnh.-Ihe exer-
I cises Of this Institution will be resumed on
Monday, the lOlh day of September, A. d 1866.
Pupils can enter AZ any time. They will be
charged with tuition from the time they enter TO
tho close Of the Session.
The course Of instruction embraces every thing
included in thorough. practical aud accom-
plished education for both sexes.
The Principal. having had tho advantage OF
much experience in his profession, assures pa
rents and guard ans that his entire ability and
energies will be devoted to the moral and men
tai training Of the youth placed under bis charge.
TERMS of TUITION
0rthography, Reading. Writing. and Primary
Arithmetic per Session II weeks) 70 W
Grammar, Geography, Arithmetic, and =,
Algebra Geometry. Trigcnomctry, Men
suration, Surveying, Philosophy, Physi-
ology. Chemistry, Book Keepiug, Botany =.
and Physical Geography ~ "
Latin and Greek, with any Of the above =,
Branches $i1 W
Rzs-No deduction will be made for absence
tor Ger further particulars inquire OF
Rev. Y. L. Hh hRRIS0N, A. M.f
Olesrheld, July III, 1880 H. fripoiPtL
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~ EORGE FALK takes this method Of inform
VI ing the watermen Of Clearhed county that
he has rehtted and reopened the hotel formerly
sept by Il. Schreiper. at Coxesiown, where be
win take especial pains to render satisfaction 70
all who favor him with their patronage
Coxcs.own April ~ '65. drsiY.
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To all Book BUYERS.

TAs. X. SIMON, 50 South hikth slrcet, Wills.
~ delphia l. agent for the following valuable
books
Apple toms New American cyclopeila--iovoh.
r." History Of The Rebcllion--l large VOL
Dictionary Of Mcchanics-2 voh.
Rebellion Record, by Frank Moore-e
Washington frving's Works ~
Coopcr's Novels. Dickens Works.
Merivale Gibbons Rome.
Macaulcy's Works.
uro's Dictionary Of Arts and Manufactures.
Bar croft's United Statos--8 vols. dc., a.
furnish all Books published for public and
private Libraries, at wholesale prices. Send a
list OF any books wanted, with stamp. ioi
nricas which will be sent by return nail. sep2b 5l
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nure Iibert, White Lead.--wi do more
and better work at given Cost, than any
other Try II Manufactured only by lEie Ls
SnIrH. holcsale Drug, Paint a Glass pealer''
No. Is7 North Third ST.. phil'a March ~. '66 iy
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THE EAGLE HOTEL
/. ". TEN EYcK, pnorprrron.
cURwENsyILLE, PA.


VNHE undersigned, having becomo proprietor
of the above hotel, wishes to rive notice to
the citizens of this county. as well rs to the
travelling public. that the house has been rehtted
and rsfurnished for the entertainment OF his
guests. His table will be furnished with every
thing tho market affords. At his Bar will be
found the best brands Of all kinds of Liquors.
GOOD STABLING attached, and none but
careful bos,lers employed.
jyll-u Il. w. Ten EhOh'
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nure Liberty white Lcad.-prclerred by
all PR ctical Painters Try itl and ou wili
have no other. Manufactured onlv by liEeLER
a SmIrn. Wholesale Drug, Paint Glass Dealers
No. Is7 North Third 81. Phna March q, '66-ly.
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FrcrRs-,Louis L. Houpt, President.
Henry Q. Brown, SecTetary.
James NJ. Conrad, Treasurer.

Goal, Whale and Linsced Oils. Family by.
~ varnishes and paints Of ali kinds ground In
oil For sale y, II. 4 Is
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Attention, Soldiers.
EQUALIZATION OF BOUNTY.

WnHOTOCRAPHER.- MGAUGHEf,
haying purchased the Photograph establish, !,
ireut ormerly conducted by H. Bridge would
respectfully announce 70 the citizens oi Oleat-
6eid and adjoining counties, that he has recent
" made additional improvements 10 both sky
light and apparatus, and he aatters himself 'ha'
he can satisfy the most fastidcous taste In TRUE
and lifelike likeness
lie also Keeps constantly on hand good as
sortment of Guilt, Rosewood, and Walnut frames
Albums Of all sizes and styles-and an endless
variety Of cas-, 2, ockets, etc, which he Will dis-
pose Of NJ very moderate prices, cash
His gallery is in Shaw's row, Cup stairs') Mar
ket street. Clcardcld, Pa where he is always roa
dy 10 accommodates customers who NAV be In
want of good Likeness Of themselves or friends
Particular attention paid to copying al kind
Of pictures, etc. NOvem per Ioth, leo9,
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Ann A Month !--Agcnts wanted for ,,r en-
NJU Hreiy ncr articles. just out Address
o. 4. CAREY, City building, Biddeford' Me-
Nav l6, ly.lS66.
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A DMINisTRATOR's NOTICE.-Not

DmtNiSI IA iun'S NVAitb~'- No'.o0
N is hereby given that Letters Of Admins
trnton have this day been granted to the under
signed, on the Estate of Nicodemus solliday,
decd, late Of Brady township, Cearfeld county,
Penn'a. All persons knowing themselves in
debted to said estate are requested to make i'm
mediate payment and those having claims
against the same. will present them duly uthen-
tcated for settlement.
JULIUS A. TERPE,
MICHAEL SHAFFER,
Sept. ~, lsGG.-6t. Administrators.
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A DMINIsTRATOK'~ NOIICt.--Notice
N is hereby given that letters Of admiDisira-
ton have been granted to the undersi gned on
the estate OF Matthew Savage, deceased, late OF
Lawrence township, Ciearfeld county. All per-
sons indebted TO said estate will please make i'm
mediate paymenLand those having claims against
the same will present them for settlement, to the
undersigned. JAMES SANAdE,
New Washington. Sep. 26Is66 Ct Admir-
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Every One

C,HOULD do his own SOLDERING. So go to
- II. W. SMITH & cos, and buy an lkoN
and STOVE; thus saving many trip to and from
the timers; and articles that, by being repaired
al once are n,ndc new. oct9
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County, Meeting,

At a meeting of Conservative Union
men of Berkeley county, held at the
ourt-House in this place, on Saturday
last, BENJAMIN HONNET was APP
pointed Chairman and CHARLES STUCK
Ely, Secretary.
The chairman stated the objects of the
meeting to be the appointment of four
delegates to the Congressional District
Convention, to be held at Piedmont, OF
the lst day of August next-and four
delegates to the State Convention, to be
held at Parkersburg, on the ODD of the
same month.
\ motion was then made and carried.
that the Chair appoint Committee of
five, to nominate delegates to these Con-
ventions.
The following Committee were ac-
cordingly appointed: j. B. 4. Maiden
boush, i. w. Andrews, George Noll,
Adam Kraiglow. Daniel Stuckey.
This committee after retiring for a
short time, submitted the following re-
port, which was unanimously adopted ::
Delegates to the Congressional Dis
trict Convention: Benz. Honnet, r..
Boyd Faulkner, Benjamin Brady and
j. S. Bowers.
Delegates to the State Convention:
J. b. a. Nadenbousch, r. w. Andrews,
VIM. II. Mong, and J. F. Gordon.
A motion was then made and carried,
that each delegate be authorised, in case
Of his inability to attend the Convention
for which he is appointed, to secure a
substitute to attend in his place.
The following resolutions We're then
offered by f. w. Andrews, and after a
brief discussion were unanimously
adopted:
Resolre9, That we heartily endorse
the Administration of Andrew johnson,
President of the United States, as wise,
patriotic, and adapted to restore union,
harmony and prosperity to our distract
ed country, and that we hereby pledge
himour earnest and unqualified support.
Resolred, That we cordially approve
and will cheerfully respond to the call
| issued for National Union Convention
to be held at Philadelphia, on the l4th
August next.
On motion the meeting then adjourned.
B. HONNEF, Chairman.
c. STUcKEY, Secretary.
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THE NEW ERA, AUGUST ?, 1866.
VIRGINIA BASE BALL ClUR-Fo,v

VIRGINIA BASE BALL CLUB.-Few
in our midst know that 4 came 50
important for health, bodily develop
ment and all that is desirable in out
door sports as Base Ball, has recently
been instituted in our midst. Durin"
Jour months the Club has been exert
ing Itself to, at least, become worthy
Its name. Where, however, there is ne
rivalry to rouse to greater exertion, the
most unl}agging energy and zeal will
wayer. Such was well-nigh the case
with this Club, when new epoch in
It's history gave renewed and redou-
bled animation to all itsmemders. The
Metropolitan Club, Of Hagerstown.
came under tina notice of the "Virgin-
Ia, and was challenged to match
game. All was antici patton among
the players, and many were the hours
of practice devoted to the defeat of the
metropolitan, when a reply was return
ed which brought the mwelcome news
OF the defamation Of the challenge.
NO reason oeln5 assigned, as IS usual III
such cases, the ''Virginia' Club must
be considered the superior of the two.
This notice of the Club, heretofore
neglected, we deem but just to the en-
ergy, spirit and enterprise of its mem
bers. All who have sons have Pc
culiar interest in it, and, we would sug-
gest that other Clubs be formed, in or
der that a friendly rivalry may be got
ten up, and matches played without GO
ing elsewhere. As it is purely town
affair, the gentlemen and boys of the
place should espouse its cause, and aid
in introducing the game more uniyer-
sally-more especially as the Rules for
playing and organization require abb
sence Of all vulgarity or profanity.
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DEPOT, 1877 BROADWAY

An immense stock of Pianos, Watches,
Jewelry and Fancy Goods, all to be sold for
ONE DOLLAR each, without regard to value
and not to be paid for till you see what you will
receive.
CERTIFICATES. naming each article, and
Its value, are place.. in sealed envelopes and
we'll mixed One of these envelopes will be
sent by mail to any address on receipt of 25
cents; five for 81 eleven for 80; thirty for
So; siNty-five for $40; and one hundred
for Sis
On receipt of the Certificates you will see
what you are going to have, and then it is at
your option to pay the dollar and take the ar
tcle or not. Purchasers may thus obtain
Gold Watch, Diamond Ring. Piano, Sewing
Machine, or any set of Jew elry on our list, for
81 and in no case can they get less than One
Dollars worth, as there are no blanks.
Agents are wanted in every town in the
country every person can make $40 day,
selling our Certificates in the greatest sale of
JeWelry ever known.
Send 25c. for certificate, which will inform
you what you can obtain for 81. At the same
time get our circular, containing full list and
PARTICULARS also, TERMS TO AGENTS.
Address,
JAMES HUTCHINSON Il co,
aug2-3m 49, Broadway, y. Y.
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GTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.: In
~ the Circuit Court of Berkeley county.
Commissioners Office.
IKdriinSAlMH. IilUUst |. 1866.


Pursuant to an order of the Circuit Court of
Berkeley, rendered at April Term, 1866, in the
case of the Bank of Berkeley as. Heirs, Ad-
minstrators. &c of Israel Robinson, decd.
All persons interested are notified that shall
attend Mt my Office on Saturday the LIST day Of
September next, to state and settlethe admins
tration account of john p. kearfott, Admins
traitor of said estate, and to ascertain and re-
port the personal assets and effects administer
ed and unadministered of said estate, and also
the debts and liabilities thereof, whore the de-
cedent was surety. or otherwise and also the
realty of which the decedent died. seized, or
entitled to and the liens thereon. and the pri-
critics thereof. SC, and any other matters
deemed pertinent thereto, when and where all
parties interested are required to attend with
any claims, debts, or vouchers they may have,
to enable me to execute the Order of CourtiN
the above cause.
r. A. SOM MERNILLE,
Commissioner in Chancery
aug 2 1856 Pendleton p q.
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n L1MBo.-A freedman was arres-

Il L1MBo.-A freedman was arres-
ID and committed to jail in this place,
he day last week, for horse stealing.
l. showed fight when about to be ar
ested, but a knock-down argument, adj
bnced by one of the parties to his ar
est, convinced him of the folly of such
course, and he became as docile as a
heep.
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The CAT THE ANALOGUE OF Wo-
fAN.-lhe cat is thought by many to
T the analogue Of woman, which is
l9t surprising. Her very sobriquet of
Pbrmalkin-the gay maiden-intimates
Pat she suggested to eur ancestors the
tea Of a fair spirit emergent from the
II.9om, like the White lady of Avenel.
Fer YaSaeness of color, and the lumin-
'4s OF her eyes in the dark, led the ig-
lefant TO conceive that there was some
lihss supernatural about the eat, and
very dlsagreeable impression is UNI
'2a9tediy made by the wierd and um-
aspect Of a black eat under Ger
sin circumstances. Adopting them
: liAaly view, Gray, ina charming poem,
silll!iar to all, terms puss ..nymph,
'i = indeed what better representative
I ~ 'qe grace, sensibility, witchcry, ar
lsace and malice of the sex can be
V" ,'. among brutes? The risky vol
p i Of the kitten, yet innocent Of
A' ol9od ct mice, irresistably reminds
s u the wild glec Of a girl yet igno-
/ g''' ol The power Of her charms; and
~ Hoiseless movements and sedate de-
= Of the mature Tabby recall the
.s,s activity aud thoughtful compo-
=. % tha experienced matron. From
4 b. voluntary association Of ideas,
AZ II. Volatile girl is spoken of as "a mis-
10y Gus Kitten the Frenchman fond
"a l1ls'fesses his spouse as "0aa chatte.
4il Az; one persons, By a strange mental
u, i1l'.y, yltuperatcs an obnoxious old
','"''iH as Chat old cat.
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ri NEW ERA.
n. AND MISCELLANEOUS.
PaiyrOad@ Trains.

al Departure Of TIE MaH Trains
,l',,, .ttasbarg, East and Vest. Baltimore
:, die Il. Il. ,,.,,.,,,
....-;nsburg, . Is p. NJ.
leave, 30
u,Jt TRAIN EAST ARRIVES At
uartinsburg, ~ - y, NJ
leave, 10 As
sal mi Departure Of tle Express Trains
+Tl W,I,Ifi,ls5urg, East and IFest, Baltimore
I Ohio R. r.
,,-pREss TRAIN WEST ARRIVES AT
Nartinsburg, - A. NJ.
leave, | %
x5ppFss TRAIN EAST ARRIVES AT
}Iartinsburg' : o. o. a. NJ.
leave, 81
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CONFERENCE.-THE I. S. Senate, be-
,re its adjournment, confirmed the APP
ointment Of Capt. Peter Tabler as
ostmaster at this place.
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NV SToRE.-See advertisement in
other column of Trammell y sharh $
Y Dry Goods store.
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- THE, VOTERS OF BERKELEY
COUNTY,.

announce myself Us an Independent Union
9 5iJ,te for the SH ERIFFALTY at the en-
Y .4 lection, and pledge myself if elected,
5 * the duties faithfully and honestly.
= .rber promise that my Deputies shall be
~ Ioea] men. Respectfully.
H. e.. 5e 1866 JOE HOFFMA AN.
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DEATHS.

THROC the Goth June, in
this county, Mrs r. Louisa Jhrockmorton,
wife OF j. Mellon Throckmortan aged 26
years The Lord gave Us our darling and the
Lord hath taken her away, blessed be his holy
name.
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sroEM.-A heavy storm of wind and
pin, accompanied by a slight sprinkle
/ hail, passed over this place Monday
eenins. It was Of short duration, but
bring its continuance great quantity
/ water fell. We learn it was much
pore severe few miles north Of town,
pld that some fields of corn in its
purse were completely "hattened.s
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AppRopR1ArIoN.-We are glad to
tan that an appropriation of sixteen
hundred dollars has been made by the
Government to repair the damages
nlstained by the Presbyterian church
i this place while occupied by Federal
loops during the war. Although this
mount will not fully cover the damage,
viii very much aid the Congregation
| the work of reftting and rendering
her edifice pleasant and comfortable.
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auEAp.-Blackberries have sold on
3 streets as low as five cents per
lart
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lI0iIS.

u f9r the West closes at u p NJ.
u IL ~ uaeerstown ats2 p. NJ.
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X
7 COMMISSIONERS SALE.

In pursuance of a Dearec Of the Circuit
Court for Morgan unity, in the case of T. Q.
Pendleton's Executors rs. Park, &c, at the
May Term, 1866, the undersigned, Special
Commissioner, will offer for sale at public aue-
ton on
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A LII PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS
N against the estate of John Z. Walters,
deceased, will nreseut the same to the Adj
minstrator for settlement, and all persons IN
debted to the said estate will settle the same
without delay. Is. CuSH W.
July 10, 1866 Administrator.
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HR Z s r + ELS $ \ l. 81!


By virtue of ii Deed of Trust, executed by
William Dehauen and wife, dated February
J. 1888 and of record in the former County
Court Of Berkeley the undersigned, -ubst-
tuted Trustee in said Deed. will expose to sale.
at public auction before the Court e,se
doorin the Town Of Martinshnrg, on ~ IS
SATURDAY., SEPTEMBER I, 1866,
80 much Of the TR4 or OFL4ND, conveyed
by said Deed. AS is situate IN said County Of
Berllcley--the residue lying in Frederick
county
he Tract is West of the North Mountain
About two-thirds of said land, it is estimated
lies in Berkeley county-the
HOUSE, &C., AND sAW-MILIs
upon IT, being, also, in Berkeley. It's, chiefly,
in Timber, which is represented to be good
pine-and is situated on Brush creek, adj
joining the lands Paul Taylor, MEG owen. &c
TERMS: An amount OF the purchase
money in hand sufficient 10 pay expenses Of
sale and commission, and all other incidental
and proper charges, and the debts provided for
in the Deed viz: S4ll69 to w. pehauer, with
Interest from February s. 1865. subject To Il
credit Of Sl23.o0 Deeelnber y, 1870, and a
further credit Of SIS. - February Z. 1856 and
debt Of 81 81, with interest Iraln March / 1901,
and thc balance OF the purchase money, ii any,
ia six and twelve months. with interest from
the day of sale the 1IgrchaSer conveying the
property by Trust Deed to secure the sanie.
I1DMITNA i'END i'UN
July -. 'stj, Special Commissioners
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AND COLTS,
10 HEAD OF MICH COWS AND
YOUNG CATTLE,
Is HEAD OF HOGS,


Cart apt, Buggy, Carriage set Of Blacksmith
Tools, 200 7BUsHEhs or NEW WHEAT;
Farming Utensils, consisting of Wheat Fan,
Cutting Box Barshear, Double and Single
Shovel Ploughs, Harrows, &c. several sets OF
Wagon and Plough Harness; Household Fur
niture, consisting Of Tables, Chairs, Bed
steads, Beds Bedding and Stoves, Croekery,
together with many other articles not neces-
sary to enumerate.
TERMS OF SALE: \ credit of six months
will be given upon all sums of $40 and up
wards, by the purchaser giving bond with APP
proved security all amounts under 10 will be
required in cash, upon delivery Of the prop
erty; the bonds to bear interest from date
but if paid at maturity the interest Will be re
mtted.
R@SgaThe Wheat will be sold for cash.
b. CUSHWA,
Administrator Of John p. Walters, dee d.
July -, 1866.
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NTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.: In
- the Circuit Court Of Berkeley county
March Term, 1866,
Amos Payne, and others Plaintiffs, as David
Z. Recs, and others, defendants.
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AND HALF LOT OF
GROUND,

in the Flown of Bath, situate on rhe corner OF
Wilkes and Congress streets-known in the
general plat Of said Town as half Lot No. 50.
TERMS: 0ne-half OF the purchase money
the day. Of sale, and the other half in SIX
the title to BE withhold until the deferred pay
ment Is made w. g. CATLhTT,
July T., 1865 Special Commissioner.
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MONDAY, Sd of SEPTEMBER next,

1866, between the hours of 10 o clock and / OF
the same day, before the from. door OF the
Court-House in the Town of Bath, a certain