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MoRTGAGEE's SALE
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,

TIVE undersigned, BY yiytue Of n power
contained in a mortgage from Albert
Harnickell to John 0rndorfi, dated on the
18th day Of July, 1867, and recorded among
the Mortgage Records Of Carroll county, in
Liber W.. A. Mex, No. 3, folio 2ll, &c,
viii offer at Public Sale, on
Thursday, The soth day Of September, 1860,
at II O'Clock. 4. ~, on the premises, the
farm described in said mortgage, situate on
the Baltimore Turnpike, about II miles
from the city Of Westminster, adjoining the
lands Of Jacob Powder and others, and con-
tanning ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY
THREE ACRES, one Rood and seven
Perches Of Land, more or loss, and now
occupied by George w. 0'Donnell, ESQ.
II is improved with good Log Dwelling,
an excellent Barn, and The usual outbaild-
iugs.
Terms Of Sale, One half tho purchase
money TO be paid in cash, and the balance
in two equal instalments of one and two
years respectively, with interest on the
credit payments from the day Of sale.
FRANCIS FL. ORENDoRFF,
Administrator Of John 0rendoriI, decd.
MAuIsBY 4 RoBERTs, Solicitors.
aug 26,-ts
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= - = . = -. !. ..a1x.
~ and AFTER Monday, angn# ~ 4 ,ops'
" the passenger trans VIII run y io,'sz (
Leave Double Pipe Creek station az e'o3
A. u ahn ~ 20 Y M
Leave York load Station al BOO a. M,
ana u - Z; N,
Leave nion Bridge y 4-4o a.. ~ aud
uio A. NJ. and Los X. ~.
Leave Westminster AZ o.4S O. NJ, ana
ioVV a. ~, and 40 I'm
Leave baltimore az S-ao a. NJ, ana 5saV
ana b.oV =. D.
r. stages connect Ct Glen Morris Station iof
Hampstead and Manchester on arrival o.
~ ~; a. NJ. tiain from baltimore o. Md
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MoRTGAGEE SALE
A, Valuable Farm.


FINDER aud By virtue Of tho power conferred
~ In mortgage from Levi Woods to the
Diamond Building Association of West ialti-
more, bearing date the 18th day Of February,
A. D., 1868, and recorded among tho records
o. Carroll county, in the Real Estate Mortgage
Records, Liber W. A. Mex, No. 3, folio 400,
&C, the undersigned, mortgage, will sell at
public auction, at the Courthouse door, on
1hHrsddy Morning, September 30th, 1869,
az III o'clock, all the hereinafter described
Farm and Premises, consisting Of
THREE LOTS OF GROUND.
beginning for the FIRST lot at the end Of ten
perches on the fourth line Of "Resuryey on
GOODWILL, near large sycamore on the north
bank OF Pipe Greek, and running thence north
nIty-one degrees, east fourteen psrches, north
twenty mine degrees, east twenty perches, north
hiteen degrees, west forty percbes; then by a
line OF division north seventy-sx degrees, east
thirty-six and half perches, south FIVE and
three-quarter degrees, east sixty-fye perches;
then south eighty degrees, west fiity-thfee and
9ne-lenth perches to the beginning, containing
thirteen acres, three roods and thirty-seyen
square perehes Of land, more or less
And beginning for the second Lot at stone
planted at the foot Of sycamore tree on the
north side OF Little Pipe Creek for the ind Of The
south line, In conveyance 10 David Smellson
by Ephraim Englar and wife, bearing date
thereof three courses, as surveyed In the year
1851, south forty six degrees, wet ten perches,
south sixty-iEe and quarter degrees, west
sixteen and three-quarter perches, south thirty
i've degrees, west two and four tentbs perclies
south thirty-three and bali degrees, east
twenty-three and one-balf perehes; then north
thirteen degrees, west sixtecn aud one-quarter
perches to the first mentioned place on begin
ning-containing one acre, three roOds and
thirty three square perches, more or less
| And beginning for the third Lot adjoining
the aforementioned Lots Of Ground, and being
part Of a tract Of land called "Stevenson's
Lot" lying aud being situate on Little Pipe
Greek, in the county Aforesaid, containing
thirty-two and tbree-quartors of an acre Of
| land, more or less.
The said three mentioned aud described tracts
Of land contain in all forty-eigbt acres and
three-quarters Of an acre OF land, more or less.
Improvements consist OF FRAME u WEI.
| LIMO, BARN, and other 0utbuildings.
TEams:- cash, and the balance in {
months, with interest,
DIAMOND BuILpIS0 ASSOCIATION or WEsi
| BALTIMORE, Mortgage.
| CLENDiNEN & WILSON, Attorneys.
| No. 40 Lexington street, Baltimore.
| J. u. CANNON d CO.,
sept o-s Auctioneers.
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The anthracite coal fields of Peuns Vi.
vania undcrlie 40 square miles of
ground About $40 ,000, 900 has been
absorbed in mining capital, about the
same sum in canals, aud $40, 900, 900
IN railroads, both being constructed
almost solely as means of transportation
FOR coal. Nearly all this property is in
possession OF three great corporations;
but there are also about 200 small com.
panies. The coal sent into the market
amounts TO about IL, 00O,O0 tous per
annum.
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Delaware is small State and is grow
ing smaller. The Delaware encroaches
upon It from ten to twenty feet ever Y
year, aud the sites OF houses that once
stood ip the midst OF fields are now un.
der water. The Lighthouse near Bow.
ers' Beach has been removed three
times, and a small hotel on the same
beach that once stood in the midst of
cultivated grounds, considerable dis
lance from the bay, with large trees in
front of it, has its walls now washed by
the waters.
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" aluable + arm
AT PRIVATE SALE.

49, "
THIS beautiful Farm of l34 ACRES,
Il lies in Frederick county, Maryland, .
miles south Of Union Bridge, beaut71ul
village and business place on the Western
Maryland Railroad. The impxovsnen1s
consist Of . substantial BRICK HOUSE,,
with 8 commodious rooms;
large Bank Barn, Wagoa A<GH-A
House, Smoke House, Wood -, -.
House, Blacksmith Shop, and z
all buildings that are required on 5 F0ol
farm. There is also good Tenant HOuas
on the property. The soil Is weIl sdapted
for all farming purposes and produces xuI].
There are about 85 Acres heavily Timbsrsd
with white-oak, blackjack and hickory. A
view of this property viii reveal 70 sny ore
the great advantages tins farm ~ ever mosl
others. Any further description Of dis (;pe
tract is deemed entirely nAecessasy,
Terms easy. For further inibrlnef1on
apply to B. W. Buckingham, Wait 11hslrr'
Carroll county, Nd, o. Joseph Nckiprfr7.
McKinstry's Mills, Carroll county, M
july Sim
Frederick Union copy 2ns., a.d YEA
lpa-,) Gazette copy #, and send Ills y
this Office.
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MILL PROPERTY.

nearly adjoining the above described prem.
ises, and situate on the public road leading
from Westminster to New Windsor, dis
tant from the former about 0 miles. from
the latter about 4 miles The Mill has been
recently repaired aud ia in good running
order. There is an excellent Dwelling with
the necessary out buildings, and also
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belonging to the Mill Property. There is
adjoining the mill an Excellent Distillcry
in good repair, which together with all the
Fixtures, will be sold with the mill property.
Also at the same time and place will be
sold the following valuable
GOD LOTS,
which are situate within short distance of
the above described farm, and adjoining the
lands of Timothy Lane, James Beacham
and others, viz:
Lot No. !, containiRg L Acres Of Land
more or less H
Lot No. 2, containing @ Acres and 2
Perches Of Land, more or less.
Lot No. B, containing 81 Aeres Of Land
more or less
Lot No. 4, containing 6 Acres, Rood
and 7 I'erches Of Land, more or less,
Lot No. 5, containing G Acres, l Rood
and 4 Perehes Of Land, more o. less.
Lot No. 6, containing q Aeres, l Rood
and 5 Rrches Of Land, more or less.
lot No. z, containing 10 Acres, Rood
and 10 Perches Of Land, more or less.
Lot No. 8, containing n Acres Of Land
more OF less
Lot No. 0, containing l0l Acres Of Land
more or less.
Lot No. 10, containing 81 Acres of Land
more or less.
Lot No. l containing 4 Acres and 2
Perches Of Land, more or less.
The above described property will be sold
free Of all liens and ehcumbrances thereon,
and upon purchasers complying with the
terms OF sale immediate possession will be
given to all the property, except portion
eff the dwelling at the Mil, which is leased
until the first of next April.
Terms Of Sale --Une-third of the pur.
chase money in cash, the balance in two
equal payments of one and two years, with
interest from the day of sale, the credit
payments to be secured to the satisfaction
Of the undersigned.
Sale to commence at IL o'clock, A. M.
CHARLES b. ROBERTS,
Assignee, Westminster, Md.
sept 23,-ts
Inteliigencer, Lancaster, and Citizen,
Hanover, Pa, copy 81, and send bill and
paper to Assignee.
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In the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
In the matter Of the Insolve,it Estate Of
Nimrod Burgett.
ORDERED this 21st day Of September,
" 1863, that the I'd Audit fled in this
cause be finally ratified and confirmed, uu.
less cause to the contrary be shown on or
before the sth day Of October next; provided
a copy Of this order be inserted in some
newspaper printed in Carroll county, for
two successive weeks before the last named
day.
JNo. B. BOYLE, Clerk.
True copy,-Test;
sep 23-2t JSo. b. BoYiE, Clerk.
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NOTICE.

MY wife Jane having left my bed and
Iu board without any Just cause or pro.
vocation, this is to warn all persons not 70
trust her on my account, as / will pay NO
debts contracted by her,
CHAS. DORSEY, (Colored,)
Porter's p. o. Carroll county, Md.
sep 23-3t@
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NOTICE.

MY wife, Annie Z. Tanner, having lcft
INl my bed and board without any lust
cause, this Is TO warn MI persons from trust.
ing or harboring her ON my account, as !
will pay no debts made by her.
sep23-Sts WILLIAM TANNER.
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An old gentleman aged "a years, and
his wife aged 81, residents of Pe,tis
township, Mo-, after living together for
~ years, concluded last week to dis.
solve their marital relations. They
made an equal division OF their property,
Anu went their separate ways.
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NOTICE.

HNHE Office the Board Of School Com.
missioncrs will hereafter be omen on
MONDAY and SATURDAY of each week, for
the transaction Of business with the Secre.
tary, Treasurer, and Examiner.
j. NJ. NEWSoN,
Westminster, oct lift Secretary.
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The Turf, Field and Farm.


1T Is the organ Of all respectable Jockey
il Clubs and therefore the leading Turf Jour
nal in America. II discusses A griculture, both
scientifically and practically, and especial at
teution Is given to the Sports OF the Field
Those who believe in the Gun, the Rod and the
Bat, consult Its columns with pleasure and
profit. The paper dcnonnces pugilism, and
all low, disgusting sports. Billiards receive
due attention.
As a Literary paper we claim a high place
for the Turf, Field and Farm.
Its merit on this point has been generally
conceded to be superior to any Of its predeces.
sors In sporting literature.
Its correspondents are men Of superior intel.
lectual culture aud attainments, and their abil.
ity Is recognized as being Of the highest order.
The paper Is . weekly, the largest In the
United States, and Is published every Friday
morning, at Sd year In advance Clubs 81 4
year In advance, by
S. D. BRUCE 4 SIMPSON,
sep23-f 81 Park Row, New York.
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LAND AT PRIVATE SALE.
lVvHE subscriber offers 1t Private 50
L two parcels Of land. No. I hs a
WOOD LOT,

WOOD LOT, 81
situated within mile Of the f6rks ~
Washington and Deer Park Road; contains
between 7 and 8 Acres, Is heavily covered
with Timber, principally Chsstnst, wi(h
some Oak and Hickory. No imprpveme6ls.
several fine Springs OF excellent wete<.
No. 2 Is small farm Fl 264 Acsss, en-
mile southwest Of WarfeidsbasE, - ~
Nicodemus Road. Good two piS<y A0{;
HOUSE, Stabling, with other ontbuildines.
Fine collection Of Fruit. This Is one a H.
finest little Farms ever offered for m *
this county, and is convenient "a post o|ly|1s.
schools, churches, So Tire lsnd b ~,
but Is easily improved, as lime Is eonssaisaf.
Fencing good For terms apply y
j. Z. SHUEEY,
sept 2--sm wsr6slisiark.
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- Is stated that dead trees have been
e. n % hre BY the rays of the sun in
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The New York fn,prioii.t. ! news
paper advocating an empire ia this
country, has suspended publication.
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IT loud RENNET, for making Sin.
IL Junket, kc., for sale by N 4 n
mar IL Hopper & Wunv.
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SHERIFFoS SALE

RY. virtue writ Of feri facias, issued out Of
ID the Circuit Court for Carroll county. at
the suit Of John s. Stanbury against the goods
and chattels, lands and tenements OF George
y. Lester, and to me directed, have seized
and taken In execution all the right, title,
OF the said George u. Lester, in and 70 the
following named parcels Of Land, situate In
Carroll county, In the State Of Maryland, 10
wit;-Part Of q tract Of land called "Hook.
er,s MeadowJ" part Of q tract Of land called
"Bindfold;" part Of tract Of land called
Knockers Attempts" part Of tract of land
land called "Bells Ventura - cnntaininn
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NOTICE.

A CC0RDING to a resolution passed. by
IA the Board Of the Parkton and Man.
chester Railroad Company on the 18th in.
slant, all the Stockholders of said road are
hereby notified to pay into the hands Of the
Treasurer, Jacob Shower, at Manchester,
two dollars on each and every share OF
stock subscribed, on or before the the First
day Of November, 1863, as their second in.
stallment.
LEWIS C. MYERLY,
sept 2S,-td Secretary.
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Farm For Sale.

YNHE undersigned offers at Private sale
Il his Farm, situated In Uniontown Dis.
trict, Carroll county, Nd, containing
14S ACR ES.
The improvements are large
. story STONE HOUSE, A&-N~
with cellar underneath, and -
kitchen attached; Stone Bank
Barn, with Stabling; Diaries, and other
necessary outbuildings, all in good repair.
A large Orchard of assorted and choice
Fruit. The farm is well fenced and laid of
into convenient fields, ard is in the highest
state of cultivation, having been recently
lined. For further information address
JACOB ERB,
june lott. Silver Run P. O., Md.
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TRlSINl The great Blood Purifier, for
i sale BY Hopper q Wiimer.
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TO THE PUBLIC!
NOW is THE TIME.
UPHOLSTERING
IN ALL ITS BRANCHESi

TIIE undersigned take this method OF
i informing the citizens of Westminster
and surrounding vicinity, that they are pre-.
pared to do all manner Of work in their line,
such as remaking
SOFAS, LOUNGES AND MATTRESSES /;
Pew Cushions, Cushions of every descrip.
ton made 10 order. Sewing, Fitting and
Putting down Carpets. Resea,ing Cane
seat Chairs Trimming Venilian Blinds;
Tapestry in all its branches and Repairing
and Vanishing Furniture generally, at
short notice.
All orders left at their Store Room oppo-
site the Central Hotel, will receive prompt
attention.
MALoNEY & KEEFER.
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II ADDE'S. WIN. II. Geatsy has Just re.
j 4 ceived fine lot Of French Lasting
Caters. NAV \.
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NO. Ioba EQUITY

NO. 1868 EQUITY.
Circuit Court for Carroll County.
Theodore I. Fritchey, Trustee Of Joseph
Greenwood and wife, rs. Joseph Green
wood and wife.
-nRDERED this 18th day Of September,
~ 1853, that the Audit filed IN this case
be finally ratified and confirmed, unless
canse to the contrary thereof be shown on
or before the 9Th day Of October next; pro-
yided q copy Of this order be inherited for
two successive weeks before the last named
day in some newspaper printed IN Carroll
county.
JNo. b. BOYLE, Clerk,
True copy,--Test:
sep 2S,-2t JSo. D. Boris. Clerk.
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NO lnaG EonTTY

NJ. iVdb EQUlI1.
Circuit Court for Carroll County.
Michael Scanlon Is. Emma r. Ripple OF. ais.
nRDERED this Isth day Of September,
" 1869, that the Audit filed in this cause
be finally ratified and confirmed, unless cause
to the contrary thereof be shown on or be-
fore the 9th day Of October next provided
a copy Of this order be published for two
successive weeks before the last named day
in some newspaper published in Carroll
county.
JNo. B. BOYLE, Clerk.
True Test:
sep 23,-2t JSo. B. BoyLE, Clerk.
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List of Voters.

A list of names Registered as Quail.
fed Voters 10 the Ninth Electiol
District Of Carroll cJun'y, under Act
of the General Assembly. Chapter 297
passed at the January Session, 1868 +:
.A
Anderson, Wm 2 Alley, Abram j
Albaugh, Abraham Albaugb, Andw p
Anderson, Ab.alom
B
Buckingham, Lem Bowers, Conrad
Buckingham, Danl Bussard, NJ BIS
Barnes, VIM FL Bennett, Ninrod S
Bennett, VIM A Buckingham. Neh'h
Barnes, Adam ) Baker, Samuel J
BeyearJ, VIM Brown, Benedict
Brown Joel Bear. Hamilton A
Burdett. Wilton Brown, Henry
Buasard, Randolph Buckingham, MIN
Becratt, James q Baker, Thomas ID
Bloom, Daniel Baker, Francis A
Barnes, VIM Ii G Baker, George w
Barges, Robert S Bear George
Bloom, Adam Burial. Joshua
Bear, Andrew Buckingham. TB
Bellison, Thos NJ Barnes. James A
Bear. Jesse Bennett, John w
Bloom, Granville Bowers. Aquilla
Bennett, Henry G Beaver, Jesse
Brachers. Rich G Bear, Nathan
Buzzard Henry Boyer, Adam
Burdett, Ohio W Buckingham. AL W
Burdctt. Henry Byers, Frederick
Braehears, Rich'd Browning, NJ Il
Brachcars. Thos L Brown, Augustus
Brachear, Cornelius Bennett, Asberry L
Brachcar, Zacharias Bair, Nathaniel
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NOTICE Is hereby eiven y The u.1ss1lr.'
IN ed, that application will * ua1S - ~,
County Commissioners o. CarroIr oona1y. n
their next meeting afler thirty Days 6pS ~
date hereof 10 eztend county road lual1au
from Hampstead past Honeksville, 10 ! po311
near brewp's Meeting How're; hseinnl1i n +,
stone 1t The end Of said road. I'd rn111 s9 \,
the lines between David ". Houok ma 80
Choir +. Algire 70 . corner u Nisholss Ies
land, then on the line hetvssn MsIchor y, ~
gier and Nichplas Hopck 10 ~ lan<s e 90
kichards' Heirs, then thro1gh 10 isnfs ofnrl;
Geo. Richards Heirs on Me bod u he "a -
70 the lands Of Joshua +. Q. Alkter, thea lhlcnrI
the land Of said Joshua \. &c. Aiaiof. ~ a.
near the bod Of The old road % ~ c6uriv ~ ,
that passm Shambcrect's NH md Rfr1 r
Meeting House, pear the land bslongine Is -
estate Of Jacob A. Troyer. ~ ' ', 3
sep e-St " y olissx
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MUSIC! MUsIc!l

MUSIC! MUSIC!!.
j. MORTIMER HURLEY,
PROF. OF MUSIC AT
Calvert Coliege, Nep Windsor, and Carroll
Collegiate Institute, Matchmaker,
DR0POSES TO give private instruction at
both places on Piano, Organ, n
waited on at their residence. Liberal induce
mcnts offered, especially where there are two
or more In one family. Also agent for
VIM. knABE & cos.
CELEBRATED GOLD MEDAL riASo FoRrEs AND
Y. ?. SEEDHAN 4 sous UYRIyAiIED
ORGANS AyD MELoDEoNs.
The above instruments will selI at the low
est manufacturers prices. Persons in want Of
really irst-class Piano or Organ, win do well
to give me call before purchasing elsewhere.
Particular attention paid to the selection Of
Instruments. Pianos Tuned. For particulars
inquire at A. II. Hubcr's Drug Store, National
Hotel, or Calvert College, New Windsor,
sept ely
V& - Ia 4
Pure Bred Hogs and Fouls, Winter
Seed Whcat aud other Farm Seeds,
from Deits's Experimental Farm,
Chambersbury, Pa.
nIEHLS and Boughton Beardless; Weeks
and Treadwells Bearded White wheats I;
French White and Red Chat; Purple Straw
Bearded Red Mediterranean, and German AM
Der Beardless, are tho best. earliest, hardest
and most productive wheats that can be re-
commended for general cultivation. Price SIS
per bushel, 4pounds Of any kind BY Mail,
poet paid, for 81. Twenty heads of different
varieties sent post paid, for 81. Twenty other
varieties Of Wheat, Barley and Oats, Of last
years importation. See DKIrz's ExPERnKs-
raL FAnH JouRsAL; send and subscribe for ik;
only si.5o per year; the most useful journal
printed. Address
GEO. A. DEITz, Chambersburg, Pa.
The Earliest, Hardest, and most productive
Red Wheat is the French White ChafE
sep g,-4t
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The following names have been erasel
on account of Removal, Death or Dis
qualifications under the Seen Section,
Art. LIST Of the Constitution
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Buckingham, Lark Haines, VIM II
Condor, Levie Lescallett, John NJ
Cover, Peter II Lnscy, Columbus
Cockron, John w Mason. Joseph, A
Criswsll, Francis l. Nousbaum. John
Clay, Samuel A Pickett, Ezekiel
Gain, John j Phebus, David A
Cook. jesse W Purnell, Joseph Q
Dorsey, Martin Ramspert, VIM II
Eoussett, David Q Shipley, Dennis
Frizzell, Jacob Snider, Andrew b
Grove, Martin L Smith, James w
Grimes, Joshua Shipley, Reuben
Greenwood. Abram " illiams, John r
Govet. WIN Wagner, Francis
ABRAHAM ALBAUGH,
September 30. REGISTER
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fB Acres, 1 Rood and 8 Square
PcrcheS OF Land,

more or less, adjoining the lands Of David
Shriyer and othors, and improved with q
good FRAME DWELLING, R--x1
large and excellent BANK lJsTGA
BARN, covered with slate; S5iiiB
also Spring House, Smoke -
House, Hog House, Wagon House, &c.
All the buildings are in very good repair
There are upon tho premises some of the
choicest varieties of apples, peaches and
other fruit.
This farm is in every respect one of the
most desirable and productive in the county,
and for wheat growing is unsurpassed by
none in the county. The soil is naturally
Of n very superior character, being an nd.
mixture Of slate and limestone, and having
been regularly lined and vol filrmed, is
now in a high state of cultivation. Ii is
also well watered. There ia upon the prem.
Uses Mt this time large quantity Of straw
and manure which will be sold with the
farm. All the interest and estate of the
said John Shaler in the Marble Quarries
heretofore leased to Messrs. Stewart, vii.
son 4 Co.. will be sold with the farm.
Also at the same time and place will be
sold the very desirable
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4 Acres and II Square Perche.
OF Land, more or less,

belonging to the Mill Property. There is
adjoining the mill an Excellent Distillery
in good repair, which together with all the
Fixtures, will be sold with the mill property.
Also at the same time and place will be
enll thr I.lln.,.,..a. ..nlunLI.
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A Ii widths and styles for sale al
IA spl Mrs. A. y. A,mstrong's.
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A large assortment just received and for
"A sale by Mrs.. 4. E. ARMSTRONG.