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Maryland free press., 1866-12-13
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MO 2ooz.EQUITY.

MO. 2ooz. EQUITY:
By virtue of deeree of the Circuit Court ior
Washington County sitting as a Court OF Equity,
the subscriber, Trusteef Siil se 1t public sale in
front Of uarpers Hotel, IN TIT sown of sharpsburg
SATURDAY. JANUARY 9th, 1867,
the property of which Lavinss Grove, late of said
county, died seized, cons sting o. u
Lot or Parce, or Ground.
in the town of SharpsburA. up'n Which Is a
Frame Rough Cast Dive ling House,
adjoining the property of John Smith an the heirs
of Jacob Roback, situated the n in str, ct III the
eastern part of said town. :.
The terms of sale fixed by the decree are; one-Hai
of the purchase money to be paid in hanJ on ii. =
day of SALE or the ratification thereof and the resi-
due in one year thereafter with interest from the day
of sale, the purchaser giving bonds with approved
sureties for the deferred payment. Upon the pay
mcnt of the whole purchase money good and sutf-
cient deed will be executed by the Trustee.
JACOB c. GROVE,
Dec. 13. Trustee.
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FLOUR AND GRAIN MARKET.
BALTIMORE MARKETS
[rnox rnz REPORT OF ras sALrIxoss susl


FLeUR.-Our market was quiet to day, some
little inquiry for export. We report Gales Of
zoo bbls Northwestern Super at l0aSlo,25; IS
bbls choice Northwestern Extra at $I2,25. Rye
Flopr is dull at G,5oaS6,75, and Corn Mca
steady at $4, SO for City ground. We quote viz:
Howard Street Super and Cut Extra 10, 75a$ll:
do. Extra shipping IL, 2,25aSl2,5o do. high grades
l3aSl3,5 so, do. Family l5,75,Sl4,e5; Ohio Su-
per and Cut Extra mono, do. Extra shipping
none, do. retailing none, do. Family l4,5oaSlG
Northwestern Super 9,75a$lo,sO, do. Extra
II, ooaSl2; City Mills Super lOaSlo,5o, de.
standard Extra 10, O,5oaSll,5o, do. shipping
brands Extra l4aSl5 Baltimore Wslch's and
Greeaiield Family slG,5o, and do. high grade
Extra Sl5,75 per Dbl. Rye Four-new 6,?5s-
S6,75. Corn Meal-City Mills at 81, 80 per bb1
Buckwheat in bulk 3,5ts$4 per 100 lbs.
GRAIN. Wheat was in very meagrs supply
to-day, and all sold, embracing $50 bushs red
at 2, ,s5aS2, 90 for good to prime; 33E .bushs prime
white at So, 10. Corn-l3, ,Oc0 bushs white an
$500 bushs yellow offered; demand active, with
sales of 10000 bushs prime dry white at 9.s9;
cts; COCO bushs fair to good but green at s5asS
cts; 2loO bushs damp at SlO5: ESQ bushels oil
yellow at l03n$lo5-no! sales ofnew reported
oats--41Oo bushs offered and sold as follows
1000 bushs Mt 53a5 lets, 1850 bushs do. at IS cts
200 do. at Sc cents. No Rye offered or sole
worthy o. notice.
Maryland free press., 1866-12-13

~ Early on Wednesday evening Of
last week, Mr.. George Fouke, employed
by Messrs. Stonebraker & Cook at their
paper mill, near this place. whilst passing
from the mill to his residence was attacked
knocked down and robbed Of about $3.50
in money and watch. Several young
men supposed to be the guilty parties were
arrested at Middletown, in Frederick Co.
and brought to this place. but there not
being sufficient evidence to detain them
they were discharged.
Maryland free press., 1866-12-13

In the matter ofthc application OF Elasliam Kurtr.
an Insovcnt Debtor for the bcDcGtsf the 4Sth Art,
Code of Public General Laws of Marllan
No. 23T7, OH the fnsolvents' Docket in sac Circuit
Court for Washington County.
ORDERED by the Clerk of the Court this q tn
day of November, 1866, that the first Monday Of
the March Term OF this Court, next succeeding the
date of this srder, be fixed tue day for the said
petitioner to appear in this Court, and answer such
interrogatories or allegations as his crrdtorS en-
dorscrs and surcties may proose or alicge against
him; and that said petitioner by causing cory OF
this order to be printed in some newspaper pub
lishsd in Washington county once week for thres
successive months prior to the said Monday In tbs
next March Term of the Court, give notice of the
fixing of said day for the purpose herein.
Test; LEWIS Is. NJ hAN,
Nov. 20; 1SsG.-5n. Clcrk.
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IEEDLIC SALE
pEPSONIL PROPE2VT..

4 CH sSO.f-lL hOf AsLt
! Bv order Of the Orphans. Court of waLing;on
| County. the Executors OF John ID. Reamcr, dvcrn-
scd, will offer at Public sale, in East Erankli}st,
opposite the United Brethren church, fiagerstown,
On Saturday December l5tk, 1866,
the following property, 70 wit:
l K,laz. .Suti, | Whai-no., . Oionnns,
liahogony Table. Bureaus. Dining and Breakfast
Ts6l>s, " alnut safe. Hat Rack, W ash sands, all
nut Crib Bedstcst:,
Feather Reds and Bedding, Elandets,
Quilts snd Cofnfort. w'ashbowls and Pitchers, on2
Walnut Wardrvb-, = doz. Csne-seat Chairs. Di-
ming Room DO, Cane-sest Rocking do, Walnut
stand, Locking Glasses. twcpt -four hour Clock,
Umbrella and Hat Hack, OH Paintings. View OF
Hagcrstown. Window BkGds and Curtains, onA
Childs Carriage,
a5 yards Figured Carpst'aJ, 40 yaress
Rug G"psftxg,
Lot Of Hemp Carprting, ! Pa,lor stove md Pipe
/ Ten-Plate Stove, l C,o!ftmg &ore,
Tin Ware. Glass Ware, Dishes. claw Gutter, Jag,
and Bottl>s Earthern Crooks, Iron Kettle, one
Washing Machine. Bath Tub, Wooden buckets,
Wash and Meat Tubs, o rgh Tray, Lard Cans,
Empty Barrels, spade, shovcls and hoss, lot Of
y laelberry Wine, Is gall. Currant Vino, shares
Hagerstown Gas Light stock, shares
shnrPsburg Turnpike stock,
and al.o other articles too numerous to msztioH.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock A. NJ. on said
oa when a credit of three months, will be given
en- n sums Of SIS and upwards, with approved Sc
eGrity; sums under SIS the cash will be required.
ISABELLA REAMER, Exsoutrix,
\. w. FUNK, Executor,
Nov. 70. Chas. Futtsrsr, Auot
Maryland free press., 1866-12-13

A great national park is to be established in
Washington. A correspondent says that it is
proposed to make tLc park working model
of the United Ststes-"to deiineate, if not to re-
produce in miniature, the topography OF the con
tinent-to set Huron and Ontario in reduced
scale upon living map some two miles long,
not in water colors, but the element itself-to
lead toy Mississippi, f-em its baby nursery in
the Rocky Mountains, of real rock, through a
little continent to q small Gulf of Mexico. The
st. Lawrence and the Colorado and all other
great rivers, are to be represented by mimic
streams" !"
Maryland free press., 1866-12-13

EFT II. II. Piper, of Cumberland, Md, ,
attended dancing party recently and
while standing oAthe floor, after the FIRST
set had been:gone through leaned against
a friend and placing his hand over his
heart. complained of queer feeling. In
an instant of time, and without another
motion, he was dead. The party immcdi-
ately dispersed. -----
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NOTICE.

In the matter of the application of George W.
Bond, an Insolvent Debtor, for the benefit of the
4Sth Art Code of Public General Laws of Mary
land.
No. 1878, on the lnsolvent's Docket in the Circuit
Court for Washington County.
ORDERED by the Clerk Of the Court this l2I,
day of December, 1866, that the third Monday OF
thd March Term of this Court, it being the 18th
day of April, next succeeding the date Of this or.
der, be fixed as the day for the said petitioner tu
appear in this Court and answer such interrog-
alorcs allegations as his creditors endorsers and
suretics may propose or allege against him: and
that said petitioner by causing copy OF this order
to be printed in some newspaper published in
Washington county once u week for three success
sve months prior TO the said Monday in the next
March Term Of the Court, give notice of the fixing
of said day for the purpose herein.
Test: LEWIS B. NYMAN,
Dee l3 Bin CLERK
Maryland free press., 1866-12-13
Negro Suffrage i'm the District

~Ths bill to establish negro, or uni
versal suffrage in the District of Columbia,
was taken up in the U. s. Senate on Mon
day. A proposition to make it unirersal
in the fullest sense of the term by extend
ing the right to females, was voted do wn
by the Radicals. If it is to be universal
we sec no good reason why females should
be excluded and negroes granted the right.
The rejection of this proposition is another
evidence that it is not uaioersal sn59rage
that the Radicals are contendipg for, but
negro suffrage-nothing more.
Maryland free press., 1866-12-13
General Dix.

NEW YORK, December 6.-The IIeralds wash
ington special says: at is said that the Senate
will reject the nomination of General Dix as
Minister TO France, on the ground that he was
the head and front of the Philadelphis Conven-
tion, and allows himselft to be used by the demo-
cratic party to defeat the republican party"
Maryland free press., 1866-12-13
PUBLIC SALE.

TNHE undersigned desrous of reducing the stock
Il on her Farm will offer at public sale at her
residence one mile North Of Williamsport on the
road leading from that place to Clearspring, on
Saturday, the 18th of De cembcr, 1866,
the following stock: Three Head of Horses, two
Colts, Cows, Calves, 80 head of sheep, 20 head
Of hogs sows wit pigs, &c:
. ..ale to commen ce at 10 O'Clock: A'crcdit of six
months on all sums over S. will be given-the pur
chaser giving note with approved security: All
sums under IS must paid cash.
MARTHA BrERs
Dcc:-k:
Maryland free press., 1866-12-13

THs PROPOSED IHpEAcH2lyr.-It is reported
that prominent. radicals held caucus in Phia-
delphia, on the goth alt, when articles of i'm
parchment against the President were drawn up
and viii be submitted to a republican caucus of
the members of Congress soon after the ress-
semblng in Washington. ...-t
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A UCTIONEER.
THE DECKER PIANO FoRTI

Har:rooms No. Blstker Street,
NEW YORK,
The undersigned respectfully invites the attcn-
tion of the public and trade to these celebrated In
struments, manufactured under his especial super
vision of the best seasoned material.
Tue DECKER PIASo has all the latest improve
ments, such rs Full IgoS FRAME, 0vERsrRrNa
Bass, Ivory FRONTS, BusuEp HoLrs, Flat PISs
tsEScH GRAND AcroN, and HAMMERS CAppEp TO
CgNTaE Of KEYBOARD.
Mr.. Decker's practical experience as manufac-
turer of Pianos for over TWENTY-FIVE years is
q sufficient guarantee that his instruments are un-
surpassd for strength and durability of eanstruc-
ton, PURITY, POWER, and SINGING QuALITY OF
ToNr.
The Decker Piano Fortes are very large full 81
zed instruments, manufactured regardless of ex-
pense, are warranted for the full term of SEVEN
b EARS, and have obtained the first premium whcr
ever cE hibed, and also the rccomme ndalions of the
most celebrated artistcs in the country. Prices
from $3.50 to $1,000. The internal mechanism of
the lower priced instruments are precisely the same
as those Of the higher price Liberal discount
to the trade, clergymen and teachers of music
Descriptive price list by mail upon application.
Il. b. DECKER,
(lata OF Bronme street.
No. 4, Blocker st. New York.
Dec. i3 1866
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MA RRI ED.

On the 4th inst, at the Washington House, by
the Rev. w. 7. Lower, Mr.. DAVID L. HORNER
to Miss MARTHA A. BENDER, both of West Va.
lyman, II. CLAY HAMMOND, formerly of Boons-
boro to Miss M0LLIE WISENER daughter of
William Fl. Wisener, Esq., of Shelbyville, Tenn
Maryland free press., 1866-12-13

No. 1852 EQUITY.
TRUSTEES SALE OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
By virtue of decree of the Circuit Court for
the undersigned, Trustee, appointed for the pur-
pose will otter at public sale, to the highest bid
der, on
Tuesday, The llM day of DeceaIsr ners,
in front of the Court House in Hagcrstown the fol-
lowing Valuable Real Estate, lying in Warrington
county, being the property whereof Ethelbert Ia
ney died seized and possessed, to wit; FARM
containing about
2GI ACRES OF LAND,
living about miles west of Hancock about l40 acres
Of whichare cleared and under cultivation, the bal
ance in HEAVY TIMBER.
This Farm lies the National Turnpike
Read and within a mile of the Chesapeake and
Ohio Canal, adjoining the lands of Col. John J.
Bowles, George Brent and stlIcrs.
II is improved by comfortable
TwO-STORY LOG DWELLING HOUSE,
Frame Darn and other out-houses
A fine spring Of excellent water rises Hoar the
bouse. There is on ita
YOUNG ORCHARD,
Of choice rraIt trees.
The crops now growing on the farm arc reserved
Possession given on the lst of April next.
The terms of sale as prescribed by the decree are
IA fo'lows 4 of the purchase money to be paid on
the day of sale, upon the ratification thereof by
the Court, and the balance in two equal annual
payments thereafter the whole to bear interest from
day of .ale Purchaser to execute notes with ap
proved security for the purchase money.
A. X. SYESTER, Trustee.
r. SnEcKLEs, Auctioncer.
Nov. Is, 1866.
Maryland free press., 1866-12-13

~Up to the present time the fall has
been particularly favorable for the grow
ing crops of grain, and as consequence
they now present promising appearance,
and bid fair to reward handsomely in yield
the toll of tho culsivator. 1t is to be hoped
that nothing will intervene to prevent the
fulflment Of this promise, as no elias, Of our
people moro richly deserve our wishes for
prosperity than does the farmer.
Maryland free press., 1866-12-13

-EgWe invite attention to the card Of
w. II. Mandy, Piano tuner and regula-
tor, late of Baltimore Md. Mr.. NJ. comes
to us highly recommended, and we feel
confident in saying that any work entrus-
ted to him will lie executed with skili.
AS Mr.. Manly remains with us but few
weeks our citizens should avail themselves
of his services at Sncc.
Maryland free press., 1866-12-13

EXPENSIVE CABLE DISPATCH. longest dis
patch transmittcl over the Atlantic telegraph
cable was sent on Saturday by government
official of the United States to one of the minis
ter' of this country on the continent of Europe
1t contained over five thousand words, and cost
$4,000.
Maryland free press., 1866-12-13
The great suspension bridge over

The great suspension bridge over the Ohio
River at Cincinnati, 2,252 feet long. was opened
10 pedestrians on the first of December, with ap.
propriate ceremonies. 1t is the longest single
span bridge in the world, costing s., 900, COO
Railway tracks are laid over it. The span from
centre to centre Of the towers is 1885 feet
Over 10. 600 people passed over it the first day.
Maryland free press., 1866-12-13

MECHANICS HARDWARE
K SELECTED WITH GREAT CARE.
HVRDWARE OF ALL KINDS,
HARD WARE OF ALL KINDS,
HARD WARE OF ALL KINDS,
HARD WARE OF ALL KINDS,
UiRD WARE OF ALL KINDS,
Suitable for all Branches Of Trade.
SUPERIOR CUTLERY OF all Kinds
Every thing that will
SHAVE,
STICK,
CTR,
CHOP,
CHiSEL.
: SCREW,
and BORE.
= Q senior partu er having the advantage .
Practical Experience myself in the
Manufacture Of EDGE TOOLS,
and being able 10 distinguish the various grades oil
TEMPER, make use of this knowledge in Pur.
chasing, and they effer zoae but such as can be
recommended. N. SEllNER, & Co.
near Centre Square.
Hagcrstown, July &c, iscs.
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Change I'm the Mail

James Wason, Esq having purchased
an interest in the Hagerstown Mail, made
his editorial bow in the last issue of that
paper. Mr.. Wason is gentleman Of
education and possesses considerable
ability as writer. We wish the new firm
success, both politically and pecuniarily
Maryland free press., 1866-12-13
The Decline Gold

EgThe price Of gold is rapidly dec.in-
ing in the Eastern markets. This will
be glad tidings to generality of people,
for with decline in gold will come de-
cline in all the necessaries and comforts
of life. Besides it shows healthy state
of affairs and = returning of confidence e.
It is now quoted at 131.
Maryland free press., 1866-12-13
Sale Directory.

a:s-T The following is list of Sales advertised
in thi, p,per wits the time Of thcir taking
place:
Mrs. Martha Bycrs-personal p-operty-S.t-
urday, Dec. l5.
John D. Reamcr, EIccutor-persenal property
Saturday Dec. Is. ....
z. S. Claggctt Executor-Real Estate in Pleas
ant Valey-Satu rday Dec. az. .-'.
Maryland free press., 1866-12-13

STOLEN Masonic JswELs.-Two sets Of Masonic
jewels, stolen from lodges in Mississippi and the
charte of Eastport Lodge No. 94, were found in
pawn-broker's shop in Indianapolis, Ind,
lately, and have been forwarded by the Grand
Secretary of the Grand Lodge of Illinois to the
care Of the Grand Lodge of Mississippi.
Maryland free press., 1866-12-13

GS-The Fall term of court is still in
session aud progressing but slowly with the
trial Of cases on the docket. This is the
fifth week of the term and we understand
there is sufficient business to occupy its
attention for several weeks longer should
she cases on the docket be brought to trial
The Grand jury were discharged on We'd
nesday of last week-a happy deliverance
Maryland free press., 1866-12-13
Dec. l3.-lQ
JOHN swoPE and ELIJAH BISHOP

EZRA MUNSEN and others
MO 1894, ia the Circuit Court for Washing
1<ton County, sitting rs Court of Equity
Ordered, by the Clerk of the Circuit Court, this
18th day of December, 1906 that the Auditor S
Report and Account, No. 2 and final filed in the
above case, be finally ratified and confirmed by
the Court, unless cause to the contrary thereof
he shewn on or before the 4th day OF January
next; provided a copy of this order be inserted
in some newspaper printed and published in Ha-
gerstOwn, encc a week for three successive weeks
before the said last mentioned day.
True Copy-Test:
Dec. l3, 1866. LEWIS B. NYMAF, Clerk.
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ii. MANLY,
w OF BALTIMORE, ND.
Tuner and Regulator

ofPianofortes, Organs and Melodeons,
Will be in Hagerstown and vicinity for few weeks
Those who have instruments and want them put in
perfect order, will please address w. II. Manly
City Hotel, or through the Post 0licc. AN work
guaranteed and satisfaction given.
Dec l3,-3w,
Maryland free press., 1866-12-13

NOR SHERIFF IN 1867.
j | offer myself as a Candidate
FOR SHERIFF OF Washington County in 1867,
(rgrecably to the wishes Of n large number OF
friends, subject to the decision of the Conservative
Nominating Convention.
Dec. IL. JOHN D. DACuTELL.
Maryland free press., 1866-12-13
Dec. Is.
XNTANTED.

WASrfD.
Young men desiring positions as Book keeper. As
sstant do, statesmen, Timckecpcrs, Copyists, Tally
men, Bar-tenders, Ex-Driyers, Portcrs, Watchmen;
and other good Vacancies can be obtained, by ap-
| plying or addressing
-. BUSINESS AGENCY
| "a West Fayettc ST.
Dec. 1870 Baltimore.
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Property SaIes.

ETA. K. Syester, Esq, Trustee, sold
in this place, on Tuesday last, at Public
Sale, farm lying about two miles west OF
Hancock. late the property of Ethelbert
Taney. decd, containing 261 acres at
$l3,S5 per acre. Purchaser, Thoma.
Smith. ......... ..:
DR.. Frederick Dorsey has disposed of
three new brick houses, recently erected
by him on West Washington street, to
Mr.. Martin Braley, for the sum OF 81, 800.
Maryland free press., 1866-12-13
DIE d.

OF scarlet fever, on the lst inst, FRANK, in the
9th year of his aye, only son of d. +. and Amelia
L. Newcomer. ......
Maryland free press., 1866-12-13
JsTATE OF ELIZABETH EMMERT, Dso'D.

ESTATE OF ELIZABETH EMMERT, Dsc'D.
Notice is hereby given that the subscriber has OBJ
tanned from the Orphans Court of " Washins ton
County, Letters Tcstamentsry on the estate Of
ELIZABETH EMMERT,
late Of said county, deceased. All persons
having claims against The said estate are hereby
warned to exhibit tho same with the vouchers
thereof to the subscriber en- or before the LIST da
of July next. All persons knowing themselves in
debted to said cs,atc are requested to call and make
immediate payment. Given under my hand and
seal this 18th day of December, 1866.
SAM'L L. SHINDEL, Executor.
Dec. IS, 1906.
Maryland free press., 1866-12-13

VALUABLE SUGGESTIONS, In time of high prices
few hints in regard to preserving food, and o
economy in bread, may not be uantercs!ing to
our readers. ''You can keep butter sweet long
time, even in hot room where it is half melted
by keeping it covered with brine made by mere
putting into boiling water all the salt it will
take in. Meat may be preserved in the same
way. To be sure it will become rather salt but
when yon wish to use it, take it out of the brine
the night before, AID lay it across two spoons or
sticks, to lift it somewhat from the bottom of the
dish in which you wish to soak it and cover i,
with fresh water. The salt will then settle down
out Of the meat, and it will freshen nicely. You
throw meat or fish into the bottom of q vcssc,
and cover ii with water and it will freshen very
little for the salt does not fall out, but only to
the lower side. Few persons seem to understand
this.
Ifyou buy rye flour and make bread yourself,
putting in very little moasscs and good sweet
yeast it will be better for you than wheat bread,
and will cost less. You can hire it baked. l,
is good, too and keeps fresh much lsnger than
wheat bread. 1t is all nonsense to think that
only wheat bread is agreeable to the taste. Many
prefer well made rye at the same price"
Maryland free press., 1866-12-13

DOSrPOSED EXECUTORS SALE
YALCABLE REAL ESTATE.
PLEAskHT vALL1Y.
Nv virtue Of an order Of the Orphans Court ef
Warrington County. the undersigned Executor Of
Samuel Cla.gstt, deceased, will ss'ia Public Sal',
ON satu,dsy, tie 22d dsy Of December "e1'.
.tl o'clock, P. NJ, in Brownrille, in front Of the
store of Francis ". Botsler, all that
VALUABLE FARM
new occupied Ly Anthony Wright adjoining the
lands of VI arren Garrett, Abraham Grim and MI
charl Bartholow, and situated about 4 miles iron,
Brownsville, and ~ miles from Wsverton, aAi
contiguous to the Washington County Railroai,
and ~ niiss from The Baltimsre Ohio Railroad,
containing
s<lX ACRES AND II PERCHES,
,b.u, 10 Of which are iu tmb,r, and has upon it
large number of Locust Trees, capable OF pakis{
2eCD Locust Posts. The Farm ID divided into II
fields, il. ea of which there is running water asi
a geod spring, and has spon it three excellent
Orchards Of fruits. Tbs Improvements are:
large two-slory
STONE DWELLING HOUSE.
with bodybuilding ard large two-story kites"n
attached. Snoke-hsusc, Spring house, lee Hoszs
and ether outbuildings, large
SRISSER BARN.
so fec. By 10 feet, Corn Crib. csrriags House aad
Granarier.
This Farm will be divided, plat and description
Of which will be exhibited on the day OF sale, o.
will be sold entire if preferred
Also at the same time and place, the undcrsign-
ed, Executor. will sell at public sale, the SMALL
YARN adjoining the above farm, aad contiguous
to the pnblie roAd leading to Sandy Heck, SOB
tanning
sc ACRES,
The improvements arc a
COMFORTABLE DWELLING HOUSE,
and stable, and an unfinished Log House and snoss
House, and has upon it n small orchard oi Cnoies
Fruit About one half of tis tract is arabic hand,
The balance is covered with Chestnut Timber ot me
finest quality TN tic Elk Ridge, and the timber lane
will bs sold in two lots, plat and Description oi
which will be exhibited ON the day of:saei nlsn'
at the same time and place, the undersigned, Exec
utor, will sell at public sale, all that tract ei
MOUNTAIN LAND on the Blue Ridge; conveyed
by Meredith & Nicholas, Trustees, to Samuel Gag
gett, deceased, and situated about Ia miles from
Gsyrrton and near the Valley Road. adjoining
the laad OF Samuel Hines, containing
81 ACRES,
This tract Of land Is Of easy from the pub
10 road, Is intsr,eeted by good MOUNTAIN roads,
and is covered with the best quality OF
CHESTNUT TIMBER,
and The attention of those desiring Chestnut Rails
especially directed to it. will be sid in lots ~
suit purchasers. plat and description Of which
will be exhibited on the day of sale.
The Terms of Sale Onc-;llird in hand on
the dav of saic or ratification thereof, and balance
in two equal annual payments. with interest from
the day of sale, be secured By note with sppro-
.,,l fta nF
purchase money a deed will be executed. Tho
grain growing in the ground is excepted.
z. b. CLAGGETT,
Nav so-lt Executor
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dividend.

'D'vlDrSD.
The Washington County National Bank OF Will
Transport, Md:, has this dav declared . Dividend
of FIVE (5) PER CENT: for the last six months,
pay yable on and after Monday, December Sd ensu-
ing, the Bank pays the State and United State3tax
L: Il: W: STAKE,
Dec:5-3w: Cashier: