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The Stonine ,R
on. ftilio4d" '''4,"c,Od''Prit—'lncidents of . the „La , te, it atlroad. C • at as
tempt to fhtow a Train frcina= ft Bridge., - * , trophti. ' • -
An accident happened to the train from P.(i''s---1 'The logs of 'property to, the'Camlen arid' A ri - t; 'f
ton for New York. on ;the Sionington Railroad,: boy railroad by the late,.nceident is 'estimated
-- o - ii.1.1 - 612 - a - y - iiiglitTby - which - souttreiett - br ---- tett 2 :--at--f:-;1-‘4;01:a kurtv - : -- tire - T4firrs - beirig . ',
slightly inj u red.*----The'N6w Tory Tribune - all - 'tines - Ones. 7 rt
pe rs o ns were .serionstik- ganefiV several' (letters , The Neik- [Veil: 7 TinieS .sak•s : ' ' ' . ...
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has : -The liereie Cond act of Mrs.' Gill ecpie; of Mis- I,
. the following details: . - - - ' ' sis'sippi, wbosebtishandilied-bn Friday. is spo-
Ibt-ring - . -Moiadorts its a rail; Vi r nS ttil en- op_Lerii. ft iq ti Fonte who t" .i ng, ola v coin . -
from the tract: - ofßailroad. on .', cidence That the left logint'herseif and luisband'i
the Zaccheus Bridg,e; • about • four miles this • were
-both amptitated: and - both at the-same,
'skle of South Kingston, ' and .laid len g th- : pitt'ee:_jitst above thel,knee.• Chloroform teas
Wise in the centre-of the track. -- This bridge ' odminister(idto her'while her le!! was being f.
is sittnited in what is termed the great swung): - amputated. She bore the - operntkin with .111- •
and a bout - two - miles from ony' hunion hahita- most superhuman fortitude. • She even 'aped°. '
Lion : it'is• about . twenty-five 'miles long. and , gized to the gorgeous' for what' she'termert. her
spans the . Pawenteck river .;.: the bridge .is -weakness," in <-1-oaring faintly. - ..At thi. first
a ght.of ten feet above:the - water, which at this - touch 'ache' knife; a jet Of blond 'shot op: in' the 1
place is some six. or eight feet in depth. •Past - face of the opernAing sirrgerivt,ffOr . thivighe n'lo I
the' bridge to the south, on one side of The ' apologized, agd regretted the -tronfile sire was f.
track. -a bank rises seven or eightfeet bigh.-I cancin7.•,. When the limb wto'scvv•red'aesfaithl
and on the other side an embankment slopes T "•I hope flu y will be. D bit: to bear die sad iieWs at. ,
down some 'eight feet . to: the swamp: } This borne; and then re-vested (jf the 'surgeons did f
was the spot selected for one of the most brutal i not desire tri•4;:ke .. p i pt , for•any , parposel e that. her
and cowardly crimes that. can disgrace a civi- i anknotate(l liiiih , tnighi be buried together with
-lized poimormity :.the rail '-on.. the kilt side of the limb of her husband. ~.. .
the track was removed, evidently with the in One riCtlie F:titreieri'sitys that as he buy be
tentioir of . throwing the Steamboat passenger i naititthe "ruins' parched. with heat, a 4-fibt li
train from Boston for Stonington off the bridge : quid" came pouring down within reach - of - Ids
and into the river.m
i outh, and he ,Sippedjp.t u eagerly, His phy-
At
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8 `4.0,f ) :. IL, the doomed train came along' isicinn has net' YOt deemed it ' , Advisable to in
to the spot ; the night - Was dark, the moon had i form Id or - that the "hot liquid-u-avlvichThef-drank,
not yet risen, and the danger was ,unseen-1 was *Me blood of one of his fellow pendesikeh.,
The train, consisting of. eight' baggage flats, who waslying above him dead; orushed•almost
, two second class and five passenger ears, con- .to a. jelly. -.' . .-
taining nearly five hundred .pe,rsons, was pro-.., . The Railroad Company are: very munificent
ceeding at a pace of 15 to . 18 „miles an hour ‘ , in their- outlays for the care of the sufferers.
when it reached the bridge. :3711e -euginger i Anything deemed necessary for their comfort:.
felt the sharp jolt as his locomotive came, to and ordered by - the attending. physicians,-is-at
the gap, and-at the same Trion - tent reversed the once supplied. • . ..
engine. Instead of riinning'off the bidge into Anteetingof the Odd. Fellows-of Burlington
the river, the enginejotted overate sleepers - for was summoned on Monday . night to organize
some, six or, eight, reds, and then' burying, one into parties, the better. to ,assist. the - wounded,.
Of its driving : wlteet:4.,in' thb bank, - Carrie t o a 'who.are altdoirig well.'
sodden halt. The'ccnicitsSiOn thi-ew t'he bag- '
gage crates oft frdm the truths,' and 'eight'
trucks 'Were thrown 'down
_the' 0111)6311:Meat.'
The fyio,first . paskaiger Cars were thrown from'
the track;' and ralior l 'anif 'Odes, were crustiedift'
and dashed '1.6 titoms ; two fir'st 'class' cars'
were thrown off the "track;'but' not'uttieli in
jured,- while the other three first class cars re--
di:Lined on the track: - The•.'seene' that. ensued'
Nso graphically deScribed by Mr. Ali erians'
V: - Potter; Of.th:Yfiror 'of SaCket - t, Davis 8,7: Pot
ter,jewelers, of,Priividerite, who was .'on'-'the ,
train, that we give it in his own words :
STATEMENT 0,1rS1:17 A. ,Y,'. YUTT t., „
A §''sncin' a's the tone tts'siso 'took - iohee
a hi tittrn" and pasie' d .ter the forward Ira saki tr,e r
car, which I - found off the .track andt broken'
nearly'to atoms. I crawled in at,thei front as
besv 1 could, ar the root was crushed tdow ri to;
within 1 . 8 inches of the stmts, and the- sides
Were all d'ashed out. Sexteral- persons im•this:
car were ball}' injured, while the makirity were
in an agony - of' terror,'and maknur , the 'most
'frightful noises imaginable. 'With the 'assis..
tariee 6f'twO be di:be; *lib arrived, we'cleared'
.the car of tito_Well_and , the: mounded.hy paSs
ing them through .the windows-'and Sides/ to
people on thp,,ontside., I can assure you the
scene was appalling. If Wasia'rit as i 4 ,rebnii,
save the littfe Itolit that two'br # three feeble
lamps could afford; and the-extent of the-datn
av was as yet unknown. , After we .had
Cleared the car of the rubbish we,were grhti.
lied to find that none of 'thi"Peor erea,tttsfi4
were killed; . I then went thrUni=fi ihe'cars,ta
find surgeon. Dr. Parker,' recentlY, from
China, and now our Mittister - th*OplOa, was
fortunately on board, and vigt7ther.:we made a
personal inspection of all the cars, and eiz 7
tintineti the wouridetf. Some were seriously,
and others only Slightly hurt; - or. three
were injured internally, to what extent the
Doctor could not determine, and tWO he Pro
nounced 'thbe suffering from.'injuries to the
Spine. One of them
. was' very delirious from
an injury to the spine that affected his brain:
.When I first passed alOng to the Ir:ridge.'
observed 'a loan on the ground ; I found it was
Mi. George Si intro y ou 'yr farmer of North
Kingston, 'ft. 1., with both o f - his legs badly
the sited below the knee; and hi; feet smashed '
up. In two hours' time we obtained a small
hand-ear, and placing ,four of the most severe 7,
ly injured people on it, conveyed thent,two
miles down the road to the aearestfarm ; liouse,
where every possib.'e attention was bestowed
on them by the inmates. illearttiihe stirgeons
were sent for, but they hac' not arrived, and to
save poor Simmons' life hid limbs ought im
mediately to be amputated. Dr. Parker-had
no instruments with him, but at 'the urgent
request of the patient drew off his coat, and,
rolling up his sleeves, prepared for the opera
tion. A fine carpenter's saw was p,rocured,
and with this and a sharp knife he was about
to begin the operation,' when Dr. Palmer and
his on arrived from Stolain,gton, with 'their
instruments. Chlorrform -was 'administered,
and Drs. Palmer and Parker amputated both'
limbs four inches below the knees.
This was at 3 o'clock - in the mornin g . The
man bore up bravely, and it is hoped he
recover. He is 27 years old, and has a wife
and tt% o children. Soon—after 3
special train arrived 'from , Stortington, -7 WithT
'surgeons, laborersand all the help necessary !
to such an emergency. The passengers went
on io Stoning,ton by this train, and the steam
.boat Plymouth Rock brought them to this,
city. • In my opinion, and in the opinion of
everybody else on the train, this occurrence is
the result of the fiendish malignity of some
wretch living on the line of the road.. If
the rail had been torn off by the engine, the
flanges of the wheels, being inside, would
have thrown it outside instead of inside the line
of the track. Besides, the spikes show that
they have been forced in two directions and
the rail torn ,from its fastenings, and while 6i3
. the end of the succeeding raid ; there is a heavy
dent, caused by the wheel striking,against tt p
_ there -is no such mark on the rail torn up. ,
Col, J. M. , • Brodhead, second Controller of
the United States Treasury, was a passenger
on ttte,train at. the. time of the aceldent,,but
was notiniured.
About a year ago a man was arrested for at
tempting- to throw a train off the track near
,tire—same,, place. He is now in the State
prison at Providence, undergoing the penalty
of his offence.
A collection for the benefit of young Sim
mons' was taken' up on board the cars. It
amounted - to $6O. collection for the suffer
ers generally airmunted to $193, to which Dr.
• Parker added another $lOO.
•AYOTTIER AGCIDENT AND DEATH ON VIE CAM
DEN AND AMBOY RAlLlWAlL—Plziladophia,
Sept.freight train on the Camden and
Amboy_
railroad came in collision - 15. - night
with a charcoal wagun. near Cooper's creek,
kiilingt't4 - driver and mules. It is supposed
the driver was asleep when the train struck
the team. •
Cor.t.Fuo.x- - .1 c - AR Fru. OF SPIE3-
rrt".ll.lSt rt'Sgt —No ONE SF:Riot - SLY lint. T—
. /s ei , i . 6.—A 'collision occurred On
Monday on the Vermont Central Rallroitd, he
twi-eil an express and freight tram. A pas
seriocr car, filled with Spiritualists returning:
from their convention, was badly shattered
and a few of the occupants slightly hurt.
:I„TYJabn a B. Seibert, said to be insane
as becin an in li.n k, counts - , 'a., c.iargo.
With niunkring Caroline Boueit, who rtfueci
to marl k• It
Lrl of J IIV Ra, ctl._l , rateri by
fiLicna„tt.d vu
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I M In
Verdict in Relation tii'the Lite Railroad
.• • Accident. _ •
BulragG.ToNr.,Selit., 6., After being in. Aqli
etatiort *ixieeti Antin half hours the joryin the
ease or the 22; persons killer' , by the appident , olr
the Camden Awl Amboy .11,ailroad-relidexeflitbe,
following verdict at 11 o'clock ;
Ist. The, jury, declare.the persOns natue4,
having collie to their deatli in tlie.eity,atul goito
ty of flurling.ton froui, other, than natur.4 caus
es:since -IL o'clock A. IVednesday
29, 1855. , , , . „
• 20. That thajnry.declare the rtame,,of the de
egased,to ~l: W ooniit the patnes-,-- r alroady
published.]
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-• , 341., • The jurydeplare,that.those persons cy.re
12 killed, by the, cm running backward, and„ the
cars breaking, up nti.tbe fainden a i tut Attibpy
Railroad, at a spot in the city of hurlington,
between the Assisentik (4nd the -crossing
of the said ) rail road }2y the rivr road.
4th. The i jikry .declare that :the, inimediate
ea,useef the rifiin!ngOffettlieedri; Was
ithi rear,
car of, the trailile baCking coming 6:nl-
tact 'Wjtit iv
L a . pair of horses! driven •,hY ,
D. Heineken, the said horses being attached to
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a carriage.. ,
sth. 'The jury .dechire !that' there vrafi not
d ne diligence used by the driver of the' Said Car= !
nage., 2 , .
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• 6t4: 'The jury declare! that the' engineer Of
the backing train did not observe the.itles',of
the company and' the laws of the State'of.New
Jersey in reference to the blOwing Of thi*.Whis::"
tle in approaching the crossing 'at the' eiciSs
road.4.
' 7th. The jury - - declare that the condlitebir of
the backing train is - exonerated front blitotelin
amuck as he was acting in accordance 'with the
instructions as laid down in the time table- of
said road.
Bth. The jury declare that the forwaid brake
man is Censurable.
-9th. The jury declare that one of the imme
diate CaUSeS Of the collision was the carelessness
a ad. recklessness of Dr,. Ile i neken driving, his
horses ibn the railroad track. •., '
10th. The jtiFfTliTclare that another inunedi,
ate - canse,,of the collision was the careless and
reckless Manner in shish the train : of cars was
proceeding backward, at a rate of speed unsafe
and inexpedient. ; „. . • ,
, 11th. :The-jury declare that 2by the running
regulations issued by the company the p05 , i,b11.7
ill of/collision' between opposing trims ~on2 a
single track -Is. so great as to„pr.ovg;, that some
more efficient mode ought:to be adopted to pre
vent the recurrence of the cause which had
called this inquest together, ind - dcitereby sug
gest- that the life and limbs and safety of pas
.sengers is of more importance than the, saving
of a fewminutes tune.
_ Two of the jury refused to sign the verdict.
APFLICTING'NEWS—SeTfbrtiN DEATH. —A let
-ter was reeeined,in this city on TharOlty after—
imon,•,August 30, by Mis. Thomasillarues, ;ad- ,
nouncing the sudden - death
hqr brother Lewis Brown. formerly !
of„this city., ; Uri counnunicatine-- this intelli
gence to her mother, Mrs. Elizabeth ! Brown,
she. ! became much affected,. and , remarked,
• 'oo . s_ll.lll 'mid" A few
Anoinents-afterwards slie-rtise---to-go-up- 7 -Hairs, a
treinplons,mution was observed, wlien,:.she fell
backwards and was caught in the arin - s, of tier
daughter, and died almost in itantly, Without
a struggle. —l-bwkiriter ,(IV. .Y.),Democrut.
f 7 7 C
MdTl - 1 rtiortal
fia4 tealitty made it`s , 'liii)pehrtiOo 8n oI)g
the cattle at bong Pond, ott the meitintain.
utkint ther6onjuriction of -the county ebrriers of
Colum . bia. Btillivan'and Luzerne, Pa. Ahont
to week's since,.'in- one , day, , ' they ,, ,found
heehty-seveit . rfiJad 'e i'tt the ivoixts' WI the
moirrttnin . .i disease by .so . 'many
have met their death is , supposed , .to have
originated from some imphrities dran' frinn
the stagnant Rools,.withou t being accessible to
any pure
Ar: Fp: PLIANT o. —The elephant. at•
-inched to Baily Oircus, that lately he.
come enraged and killed his keeper at exudeu,
S. U., has since been shot.. It is said over 30t.)
bullets were fired into him , before he died
Ile. was - valued at SlO,OOO.
BALLOON WARFARE.—Experiments are be
ing made with balloons -at Vincennes, Prance;
fur the purpose of testing a plan for dropping
shells and carcases upon the Russian shipping
and uiag,azines. 1e b lloon is to be sent, up
when the Wind is ! ac' able,
\ \())
and i•: to carry
up carcases and 13 inch shells, which are to
be fired by electricity a 'and dropped upon the
objects of attack.
TJIE POTATO CHUM.—The croakers arc "at it
again," circulating reports that the potato rot
is prevalent on Long Island and in the wes
tern part of New York. Exchanges give the
report - sii flat denial. and say that in their res
pective vicinities potatoes never promised. bet
ter.
FAr.r. of 131:11)f:E. —As can Amhnrg & Co's
menagerie was crossing a bridge in Burling
ton, N. J., on the 24th ult., the bndge gave
way, and the cage containing the rbmoi.erog
went down. The rh inoc..iro. hors es and driver
wile badly bruised. and a lad who was stand
in` on t!lc bridge at the time seriously
injured that his life is ile:Taired of.
rant a sled. do
Can't I itve , a sled Ina ?"
want a -,led
—Ccrtainly. mv F;0pp0,..2. Ask yntir
fic!if - r." ••I ti();l‘t 11.,-,e to a.,k hitt'. ilia
ISE
what non. Cu.(' h:tn." ••Nr;
II) • joinord
nom F. 3
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Democratic - County - Ticket,
'The Democratic ConntY CC(inventi oh', to-day,
norninated . 'the follOwiti,a.l lent ticket.--
Tke, roceedinge in full bg given 'oar
Assembly. '
ISA AC lICIIIINSON; of , ilantiltonbaz
cpppnks*Auer,
HENRY A. PICK,I;i9; Readia.
,
Dir6trtor of the Pour, y
PitIN'KER:(IOIT; sirabac.
• • t'ottoty, Auditor,
JOHN 110 . 1.3,112111AN.;:o1 -Itiountpleagitnt.
County Treautir!r„ ,
LA , IVRF,NcE,SCIIICK, of 'Gettysburg.
'11Ot. 1 .1: B. p Delegate to the.Dern
o:et:atic State Cinwention. • . •
r" - "The'riertiocrats,of,ilannver and vicinity
wilt hold meetings on the 21st inst., at Her
shey's, four milt4s . lielow that place, and'in . the
'evening ofthe same day in ilanover.
Wm, 11. Kl; ItTY. has our thanks
for bound copies of-the Congressional Globe
and Appendix.
ELECTION IN" GEhItGIZTOW:si, D. C.---On
Thursdatthere was quite an animated contest
in , .
Georv;etown, D. C., fur a member to fill,a
;
vacancy in the hoard of Common Council,
:which result'ed-L:for
COd i dal4,l . 6iciw-NothinO . , 256 ;
majority:l4 English triow-
N:oiling loss since the Mayor's,election in
February, of 252 votes. Their. majority then
• was 156.
{1,7 - The Ilawesvilie (Ky.) Eagle, heretofore
nen tOine outs Demoetlitic inti-Kilow-
The :editor could Wait , .
st,and,peutial'ld see, the,. Mate. •d r iskvaffd by
lawipssilinow-Nothing molls. •
e A "ASA CCE M Rizer, of Pay
ton-,olii6,6a's4;icenpted a icall from the Lutheran
congregatio'n of 1 1,:iicfdlet6voln, Ad. Rev. P.
Krauth, of Winchester, •V a., 'has - accepted a
call itp-ALutilteran elm reit at•Pittsburg.
.
irlTertnota.has gene for the "Fdsionists"
hlitan;"' A holitibn. Free-snit. ' K - now
Noihifr etc -.--.ls . e'sr' crybody expected.
3"
EXTRAMegIN ESCA 1' E.—At a'' railroad
Bertiardston. Masa... on Sattirtlay,
the locanYotice:krineked' a 'carriage to pieces.
'andfkilled the horse, while 41iss Martha Bur
rows, 'the only 'oectipant of the carriage, was
taken Off '. - by the engine and seated on the rail
ing in-front of the 'smoke stack, where she Avak
found 'unharmed when the train was Stopped.
("MIT MUSH (...lON ENTION —Now. that the
politicians at the North have got through with
their conventions, ''.that 'useful animal the
horse" , is.about to go into convention too at
Springfield, Mass., on the lath of September—
,. not to make a platform—but to exhibit the
best breeds and the fastest:nogs. It is said it
promises ,to be .the i great:est exhibition of the •
' kind ever. held in the United States.
117 T iIE ' POW Ajmiakii of ' , •r, - i ti ter lingering
tttthe hip of :iprinic," which it needs no poet to tell it , is
thexase till , 15034011, tllO last two dn.ys!ha.vo Liven Aeci.le , lly.
wi tars. Nor dO O l. it 110.1 it pout. to inform the public that
for Mt ~)rts of wt.atlier there is a !very aleind int prat i4lon
of ,u tahle clf?tliing at, flockhill
chem.-store. No. al Che.nut street, corner of Franklin
Place. Phila4elpnia„ Jnly 1555. nl
01%TNINT ANIS nhiirn Wang Item
edie, fur Scrofula —Mr. 11,•nry .1114.1. of 1),•tr01!„ :11Arliitran,
(VAA' In ti longt alarminit , t,tte.of health. lie had been_ gri•nt,
Taffrrer Itcno Kerotuia for a number of ye,il4, and hnuliy
Of lt4s butte brois.i• out into 1 , 111 . 1 M. r1 . 11.10r1 hi n t an 1)-
ject6l" lion or to everr one, lie t - , lllle of the town-reptit.
ed reitindic known. but the) did not ma t h 104
1 in the g reafvtalarm hecnmulteda friend a , to V/ hat
roar.ae lie 00., 4 1 1 t to ,viort. wlwn Oilitilwrit awl
Pills,•tvern recommended. which hn commenced urdnz, and
I by pecinvtring wilktitesit remedies fora short time, he NV.l,b
perfectly mired, alter ~t•ry other remedy had failed
1
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' . . ' MARRIED.
on the 29 It tilt, . by the ft'ry Jahn Hi.r.lr. Mr, GP,OTIGT:
FAH:AHD to Visa CATHARINE E. MiIItMAN, -- both or I.
I Ailiiiii. , co.iii.ay, . . .
' On the CHh iiiitt., by the iteV. J. H. (I Dosh, Mr. JA1?011
; 0111.111 t, t'o
Mitqi V, VELINE DAYIS AIN; both of .1 1 1:0Tleritk --
county. 114. .
) -Oa the 214 tilt , by linv W. A Lilly. Mr. ALB ATVOI
T.: 111.:1 V. of Al. roil Cull tit% . 'I/ AII•, ANU I:1,1N tr. r.i,1 7 ) . . wytio,.
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ter or the late f 7 i , rirge Forney. elet'il., of the vii iiiity of 8; -,u P
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'Air.
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ou :S.itirday, the 1,1 iu.4, by !Lev. Mr. An-tilt.-;\1.
PETERr
itt.tz.tnrit m4l::zEit, ,4
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4)11 the:34. tot by Row, lir. 31r. L1:r1 K. HOCH,
furl:e,•tt.N. a , •tiet , •ett )11 l't,tileylN.ittia to Nli-,M
TII V.' Nit,l4 )1: E. of 4 pritirredel I 'it whorl:11v( roe! nte
On .olina ht t, ar the Met hwiiit I..vm rig 4:9, by
tlif• ittr. tii lipti4. tiII‘A,AIIP of pl.w.e,
to Mk, Tutats'oli,
..cm
DIED.
On Saturday. the 25th nit:, in Mottntplea*ant
rtoultlt v after au illue— Porgnil months, Sir. AN.
zlIfTll, aged about hitt ye.t.r.,.
- "'On'Nl ,, pday Tart'. 51r. El/WARD WARREN. of Met/Alen
;4•,!;"61:10 year' nn•l I mouth: , • . .• •
Y•orki cal Fri.Lty ,e%euinir after a lingerin;.; and
painf'ul the 'ping. lIENItY ' S ' ln . e. .
of l ritiz'iq, iif-trftt plare, a ur.ll 3 C11.A4 tier ,, n , r,:t ,, nt the
csainty. Mr: tit,,yrter.furtetettly repre,ented Jlud cluAriut in
tit,* Pentu , vlvatita anti r
(Aire ; lc it!) ability awl !Mel; tAI e A.-ared 4 • 1•14'e.
On Sat.i.i ray'. 4;64 1 qt. 14.11:werqtown. >I , 1„ W)1 . it/W.
EMILY. wily t 1111•1.4.04 eureri Ir, %earl
it tic itint-licts.
Corret;ted from ale illte.t ¢alti i nrire,S'ork& Hanover pArbe
• u .
Flom-, per barrel, ,b 7 50 to 7 56
Wheat, per bushel, 1 50 to .1 80
Rye, B2 to 1 05
Corn, 82 to 90
Oats, , ," 33
,to, 40
Cloverned,, " 7 00 to 7 50
Timothy, " 400 to 4 25
Whi:,key, per gallon, 42 to 43
Beef Cattle, per bond., 6 00 to 8 50
Hogs, , ~ 8 50 to k 75
hay, per ton, 20 00 to2r
Guano, Peruvian, per ton, 53 00
11.1NOVElt—TrirrrinAr tAsr
Flour, per bbl., from stores, - 68 00
1)o. ~ " wagons, 7 00
Wheat, per bushel, 1 50 to 1 60
r — l-tye, " - 00
C,)rn, 4 4 SO
' Oats, ~, - 35
(loverseerl, ' 525
Ti ino tl , " 2 50
Plaster of Paris, per ton, 6 50
YORK—Flitt, L •tsT.
Flour, per bbl.. from stores,
Do. " from Wagons
WWI
Cori!,
(lit .
f'I•,~•« ~•..~c,i.
"
ii:a..ter of Pam, per ton,
Ell
F.. 9 00
S• 00
IMAM
1 05
fs
SIM
, "I
i 3'l
A sstull.:l -0 , - Is
_oF
t 't C'!
011pr:4:14,1g - tulleof 4t7()Et AEA
at 'Public Sale; on
ryi 1 1
I r
prvtiiikes, on 'Orr 134 day If fif'-
loher Ilex', the faloWina Iteal Estate of said
'l`l?Arl' I . •' ',AND;
Onni6erland , township, , Adatire ,
CialTrityVadiAltrittf,riair(l , 4,of Alexander ( -- tirren:-.-
kiniert Thentpßorwand'oihera. - containing 39
4 thoitit - 87.1cregi - bei ri
00d1anc4 77 , :. 1 ite lialanOe• ltivation:2
The 1 iprirribvemmits consist nt zi • gi-/
new 'two-story 1,0(; , 1101TSE,
r
and otter trait - - building's:' There
-i neve'r-Intlintr - iStir.int! of . Water Tien r Ate
kiu hen Itonr--illso on the prenliseA, a variety
of la'r ti it -ffeet.''
, Ili2Y-Pergons - Wishing the property;
are , rogne,:ted to call upon NI r. Reamer, resid
ing. Ibercon.
11e ; •5nle to - comnieneeot t o 4 elock, P.' M.,
ort gaiti••dn}, when attendance will be given
and terms made known-by .‘
ATIgAtIAM SPAN'GLER,
Sept,. 10, 1955., dssignee.
Pottery -for Sale;
rIIIIE
,Sublerihe fi : rlesirino. to change his
jj blisiness. Offers his Poregit Yat erivate
sale. It sitnateil' in 'Washington 'Affect,'
Gettysburg, Pa., adjiiitring, Wysoti
ky on the North. '.The lot is GO Feet front by
185 -, deep, iviih Itn ultey on the north and west
—the improvements heinga Two-story 4. , -
Roughcast 110 USE. With a new TWo;
story
. 12 ougheast Back -building; a Two
story 'Shop, 30
,fty' 510 feet; 10N:9' feet in
riimneter, under roof; large Warcroom ; also a
good Barn and Stable, Spring Hotise, and'
other Mit•huildinqS;,u Well of excellent:water,
near the kitchen 000 r, with a variety of Fruit :
Trees on the prentist.s.
If the property is sold. before the 'first of
Naveinber next, it will he for Mont.
~RDWARD 1411.:NC11EY.
.Sept. 10,1855.
,P11!)10 . ,Sale
OF A. GOOD FARM..
ITfin% Slibscribers4; F) 'cu of Groitok,
DIII RIIOKFP, ttecetmedo , vill.offer at .1)e
lic Sale. on the premises, on Saluretaq, the tith;
day of .oelhher titxt, the followiiiff !teal Es.ate
cat said deceased, viz: It% sittiatin ,
Huntington—township. ‘Adan.s conntyy'
milefroin I kid ler-int:N., on theinld• Carlisle
roads
adjoiniiiglianaiva Pker Miller', Michael
,Fissel, John 13olen, and btiters;• cdntainitlg
-275 Acres, niore,or los, with genii propor
tions of Timber and .
Alconsidera
, hie past -has blioen Thelnaproveldehts'
are T.VvooS tory LOG S 14 . 6, 'and
geod BartuandiSheds, an es-
It
,onllent ,Oroliard e 'and never. tr a
.failina Well of Water near. the,door.
(3(7-Persons. tai view, the property
are requested vilest! upon George Shank,
sidinfr theroori.,' •
Kr Sale to commonco'ot 1 -o'vldck,, P. NI..
on said . when ottendanee -will be 'given
ari&jertus'oade..known
• ' • . rJAttOl3 A.
JOH N, B.,McCItiARN'.
Sept. 3, 1855. , to Executors.
Teac 114 MS : cu.
TITE Roar of SiihrSil :Dtree l :ors Of Frank
lin lowreihip will , meet at the house of
Henry Mickley; in - .Cushtown, on Sahrriirry,
the Orb day if Nelitember inst., at 10 o'clock,
in the morning, for 'purpose of employing
teachers tot the•winter term of the Schools of
said township. All .persons interillted are
requested to attend. The, County
,Superin
tendent is exiii4ted to he' preselteror 7 "the - -pur•
pose of examining teachers.
By order of thr Bohrti. , -
'= W. STAR LE, Seey.
Sept. 10, 1855. 3t —y
11111=1
Teacher Watitedo.. , —.
.T Di ",t4.57 Directors of II Strlfi pten Slehool
District %;ci'sli emOioi Tettetter +te
take
. elia rte. of the Hampton' School. Liber al wages will be giien. Apply to
fI. , A. PICKING, &egg.
10; 1R55.
MB
Grocers Volitect loners.
ii s )rAntr goods, froth first hands apt' save
26 p'er cent. The 'tiaders'iveA 'has in'
store and *offers for sale at the' lowest, priees,
wish a diFicioint of 3 'per cont. Cit. cash, .#l
- Walmels, ('rerun .Nuts, Pi/b. rfit,Orquild
Cifron, Proms, balc.4,
Leinfpris,' Sweet Oil, f 'asti/e
Soy, 4'c. All orders; by _wail promptly at
tended'to. 'TIIO I II AS BON
Sept. 1008: . 55. it
Fall Stock or NOW Goods:
' SP:AB6N R LE; 811;10 a;--INO.
1.1 •
MID
res.- lon s, a _
Janis.— lant.ets and Flannels.—==Linn and
C nt. ton Slice ngs.--Sta Hno Heiwovirg
('assiinerts and Vesiings.
tlYft'n i LAN I)10,1,,
Arch '3b.:, littra.
_
P. S.--.•storelteepers and oth t e nel culfh, buy
ers supplied with ecatce and desirahle Dry
Goods at tow rats. BARG AIN 8 from• Plil
delpl►ie and New:York Ailed Otis daily. ,
N. 8.-8 camas French .Mori nova, alt, colors,
wholesale front 65 cents to $145.
Sept. 10, 1855. 3m
MEM
Stoves • SiOVCtia •
'WE' respectfully- solicit the attention Of
t the public to our Rgi , inrtme 4 "nt'di Mac-
G EGO II E ATI NG STO V E S,, for St o res,
Halls, Churches, Parlors, &e.,-L:iparranled In
gire more Ltd ilhime third !keine!, than ony
ather flealing .S'lore in use. The large number
which have been sold in this and other (title*
and the constant and increasing demand for
theca, is st.fficient gurantee of their superiority
over all other Heating Stoves, and we cheer ,
fully invite 'the strictest investigation of our
claims to the most perfect article of the kind
in use. We also have a superior Cuithlron,
for farmino• and chemical purposes, made, on
the same principle, for which vie claim only
trial to be appreciated. We keep constantly
on hand an assortment of the leading COOK
and PAR LO - It STOVES; and are sole Agents
in this State for Qrsecn'x Portable Forges—
Buck's Patent Cooking Stoves, and Ilarslow's
Unrivalled biok tie Parlor Stoves. W holesale
Dealers will be supplied at the lowest foundry
prices. NEMAN &
Wholv.ale & Retail : , itove
N 1& Cur. urS,coul & Rue
Sept. 10, 1555. '3ln
Teachers"--Mectin,;
M E ETIN of Lite Adatn S Colluty Teach-
A.ssociation will be held in the
Methodist Episcopal Church, in Gettyshuro,
nn 2(1 of October next, at 10 o'clock,
A. M.. and %sill continue in hession lour days.
Addre‘ses will he delivered by Elev. it. ti I 1.1.•
[toy. 1). fiIiCLARR., - Dr. STEM, Dr. M - A - RSDEW, --
and
Every Teaehor in the Count who
fvels on interest In tic procession, is I" N pertpd , TII F.,itaersigne in tains tIC
i m IC t tat make immediate, payment, and th,nyit -haying
to to. pre-,cnt and aid in keeping up the interest , he still removes the renntins of the dead, c l a i ms iii4,,in , it the same vipresent'theat prop- , r 4 • • .
rd tiiii 1. , ,,“1.1ti0n. drei is prepared to go to any distance to bring cri,.. authentiated for mittlesnept.
By oitkr , i tile Exi culive roin armor. , them het, . II h, ehargei: are lower than ever GEfiliG-111 81.:AGL,F,..liiner. '
(•. ii. kr ,,. r IN, (;'),; , ;,Th-..4. —and ai., low aii the 11.Wt.17,t. r ` Aii '. '27 Iflii.l.r). 1;1
.'....-
lina'r. . A 1,1 111 F:. 2 ., ..^.. 2/ - f (*.dia. A. W. FLEMNIING.
(.
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AJ-,;.:.-0 ~, 1. : - .)3.). h - 1 - . * 1 ~:t; 1 ,1, Sep: lit, lEl.1)O. ;',4,. ' _....._.___'_r.J..k..,i.---o
A5Z...1013 PIiINT;NG DL ! )NE HEN E.
la
42 I` • WMtkr true, L'hfa.
ma:=
. _
,
Eiefilolll 'lrt i VOirifiellfiOn. V A ILYikIit P ik`..KPZi t ,__VATXTP%_'_AT -
1 1C:Ir DV:REA:4, in and by the' Act hi the i' , Piiiiii.6*Ale wi°
, TI
IT' ceilerai Ac,e.intily' of tlIS,l,_ Stme, en- I rim! ! ! s!ur,iii),i6,i. 4klW/0 piii - rp ti tcf; sh i p: .
(We'd, "An aet to regitliite thr t,trot , Tal rare-'"
' ia' . I . u_ , _t_g_i__." It'the'"l?..ytA' - Yl:4Wci4.jetkbei-i'next;'
; •. . f - this - s - f,(.1111111111\VV!tiiii," iLl'iWeVO in -, t h e ;,0 4.. 60,ar0a1t,„1pt5. we . faite n trao t r og roale ,,,, , viv
i 2ti of July. IWO , it is enjoined an me' to give , A PAittki;lititatii in CiOrifieitAtriffivnsthlt , * - '
Pubdie Notice of such Etection to he held, and
. - • . , , ..
'' Adams conny'oll tireehaielititirk ;Tatn.•'•'
to QMltlierate in 'sin+ •rk t ice whoa `nffulerk iire l', , p i ke, . 2 , 3 m i les Al i ni -Au ntLy
f .... nr . 1 , , a dj o i n i ng
- -1-o , :bilii "4" 1 1 I H V N-R-Y-T-W-IMA-SyNite-Offrinls u-t-DaitierPOloSc,-I~ilitr,',ll-iffr7
of the County :of Adams, do, therpfore, here
}by givo-thi,S :Public_notice.th' 'the bectors of improv.ed
1, otiersoleintainini.to AC41104- inere,orAesset ,
, withlal'TdiVP..-5.10u i s''ro NE - -. ~,;' -,
the said Count y of Adams, tliat a GEN ERA L '' ' 110 .USE,, Wank Barn Alltc,,,ali,nßw ; ,arlIa!"
ELECTION . Will be held - "in said flotinty; welt of water
at the j' aarii
,andiasiami. wi .)
~,,,.,
()u the S, cony Tuesday of October,vexqthe f1,1I, ( .) • o rc h a id ,,, _ , ,,
in the several DiStricts composed of , the-fiii- land :
„ . .
10Wilig I ‘ oWilSlllll4, viz: ' Titer fencing iaP fits)`, rlter , f l ,ld *It ) " .
•ft gond cnitivAtion.- : l'h,is, is, ~pust de:,, k
sirable',propeity, anti offers a raze ;chance l° ,
i In the First district, contrinsecf iif 110.. R'c'r.: iirch a tirfi. ,
; ouch of '(:ettyslmrg:,, and the 'township of Also, 'Wive Wood tots; coltaintiig .
Cumberland, at the Courthouse in Clettys7 Trotn 3to 5 Acres.-each, and all heaxilx,„,titn-,.
burg.
In the Second 'district; - comp osed of the teitee.east of , the above Furitt.,_ . , • : # ; . - 1
township of Geßnatty, at the. house now oe- Also, 60 )1 cries of
,Litllii, Rom of,ies;ii ,
("'l‘it'd by Levi Crel)sl !" 'the town of Littles 7 in the same township, on Trtplit:s 1 ; 4101V-cod,
town, to the township of Crerinatty. adjoining larnls of Dr. Do l ,,Ahrnwsm..,CAA9kt .. .
In the Third district, composed of the toil. t n - and' others,. having lliwim erected •a, ..,
ship of Oxford, at the house of Widow Illili.y, p w „,,.s t „ ry: F rolnn, 0 ,(1,0 s,K,
mimj, . , :..
~ i .
in the town of New Oxford. . StuldeL with ame(l.of„watfr„Atho-ili.ior, 'f • :.
1n 'hie Fourth district; corn posed of the About 4 tieres are Yinitier. ~,,,...,, ~ - , „y
Mao, 413, Alkfti'eA orldikillid s trtnre' or rtliOit ,
townships nfl.atiniore and Hunan toil, at the
house formerly occupied by Atithorky Shane- o n the r same road, a shortdistonc,e . etist , hf v t 1 , 14
last 7 ineutigocti tract,adjohlirozdands of Sam
lir,,ok,.in the the township Of Flutitimiton.
In the Fifth . distriet..compotnid Or>the•tOtVil,‘ nel - dierbst, 11r. Hall, and
ships of ' klamiltonlian and Liberty,: at , the 14 acres being Timber. _ . •
Public Sclionl•house in \I illtirstown. .' • Persons wishing' to vieiP;theliroperty, will
In the Sixth district, composed, ofllie•tow.il - please call: on the litibscriher. ; i p, -
ship of liamilton,•nt • the house tinw;4l,eettpiedo,..7B:ile , to comm ence at 1 c!clock, P T 1,. j
hy David Newconiiner, in the town of East ore said 'rl4`, Wlie.n attilnilifit oe
, Will - htufi i vekt
er . • ~ _. and terms' Made known hy• : '
In the Seventh district, composed of the . FREDERICK .HERIr.' '
•
township of hlenallen, in the public School' . ''SePterriber 3, 1855. ts,
house 'in the town of tendetsvillo.
In On Eighth district s , composes). eff the,
township of Strait:in, at the house on
Grass, in Elunterstowe.
In the N i iitlittistrict, Composed of,thcAowv:
ship of Prittilitt, at-the house tortnerly ',oc
cupied by Isenh Stallsmith, in said:township.
In this 'lsenth distridt,composed of the,tuwn
ship of Conowsgo,.- at the house ot John
lithibey, in MeShetrystown.
in the 'l4lleveistit'District, composed ,of the
township of Tyrnne; at the house of Sumuel,
Sadler, in Hi. id 1 ersh terg.
In • this Twelfth district, compoNed of; the
township or Mointijoy 4 , lll, ; the house of Geo.
Snyder, in' said township. ~
In the Thirteenth, district,' composed of the
, wnsiiin the üblia
inKhip 4t .ottnlpicaaant,- p. t
Schoot.houge in said township, situate .atitlitk,
crOss , .oads, the • one lending from Oxfordrto.'
the Two Tavernsithe othet-from.Houteiitown
to Hanover, ,
In the Fourteenth district. composed of the
•
township 'Ol , Itesding,:al. the public,Bdlioel
iligose in Hampton. )1.,1
In the FifiteiitriVdiStitoto composed of the
nifd .itoiviiallip" • of 'Berwick, at the
'public School-house in Abbottstinta.•,
In the Sixteenth district, composed of the
, .
tow midi) of Freedom, at the botirje - df - Nieltolas
Nleritx., in said towttahip..
~
hi - the Sevimtpentli district.'
compotted_ of
the tovvrt9fof Union, at titpi house of F'aooli
Lefever, in said townglii.p. .. 0
-:.: - it a • .
In the Kify,liteetith disirict,enniposee of L.
tOWttRII p - limier, at the public Scllo Itu,lise
Middletown, in said township.
At~wltitlt time and plates will 14 oleFto4
• ONE CANAL U 1M tsalnNßß ;
ONE Mb:misigit or ; ,
O 14: Counrt; TawAtitlttica;
()MK CoNIMIABIoNiiii ; - ,
ONE ColniTV AUDITOR; and . ,,
ONE Dtioarreit *if
Pariiettlar. attention is directed tc:llll3,,Act
Assembly, passed t thetrlth ,day of February,
1849, entitled AtAn,act,,relittive toNotog,ut,
eloOtions in! Adams, Dauphin, York, Lanclmr,
trr,, etankciilai\ Bratilord,?Oetimi,
and Erie. viz; :• • *
Smilers I—Be it enacted by thp,Sertatpintd .
110oso of 12.epresentatives pi the:o-41/I'l'9ol
w I t of Pep tisy I vani it i eneral"Asmitihli
wet, and it is.heieby enacted, by tier tiuldlorits
of the same—,-that it shall . * hivillitiforahtt,
qualified. voters of, the, coupt4te, of t; 44 .
Lancaster, Dauphin; York,- ' . rankligo,Nll,-,
her Bradford, Centre, 4 . ; relent!, and i;rie ß ,
froiu and after the passage or this,avt, to, vot,
GI ail oituilidalos for the , various offieesAn
filled at •an edection on `:one sip or, tieket•: .
Provided, The "office, for which every eandi•
date is voted for, shall be 4,, t ii g natvd,, ; a, re•
quire() by the exiting lawit : of this Common
wee I th
• SCcTioN 2. That any fraud committed * by
any ,persen the manner above
,pre- , •
craw& shall JAI punished by the, exhittag
jaw of this Commonwealth.' _
and,by
,of tha : Lltls
,qeclipp
of the ne4,aforesitiol4 •every• per s "ne. , coP t i n g
Justices ~of the 'Ponce, who, OA hold any
office or appointineo, of profit or trupt j ecidet
the Clovernmenc( of ihe 11114 , 111 ;itates, or of
any city or incorporawil distrtot, w
conliniNsi6llod bffieer or ptherwiiet, a subordi
nate. officer or agent, who is, or .shal,;,bo, etrt.
ployed slati.ve,---tocmctittve •
,f
dietary department, of this Stye, ol"'of the.
United , States, or of any city% or incorporated
district, and. also that every member , (*-
greßs and, of the State Leutidature,:and of the
Select or Common Council, Of any City, Of
Coln inißsioner of any incorporated districd, is
by law incapable or- or giterijis t iik at
the same time, the office. or, appointment. of
.fudge, ftispeetor, nr,Clork, of,e ( ny election of
this COmmoriwealtli,, and th4„ 11 , 0 , 1 11.-
pectori;or other 'nflicer or . 0:03+, toecilOin.
shall he eligible to arty office to be thlit voted
for.
..,.
...Aeso—That In the fourth section of die Act
Of Assembly entitled "Au 'Act relatinioo ex
ee4tivnfi, and,for other ptirpdses,"" approved
April li;th, 1 , 16, it is enacted that the afore
said 13th sectOri "yhall not, he eimitrited, as
to prevent any, iiiilit(a ,officer ,?r,f;P°E3,6l,o'
officer, from serving as jinlge, inspector or
clerk, at any general or speeikti election in this
Conithottweal . th,',', '
,A n d in iTd, by an Act of the General As.,
senibly_ of this State,. passed the ld daY,', of
July, 1839, it is direzted that the t‘rispect,Ors
and Judges be at the places of their 'districts
on the day of the General Election aforesaid,
at 9 o'clock in the forenoon, to do and perternt
the several duties required and enjoined on
them in and by the same act.•
And be it. further directed, in and by the act
of the General Assembly of this State, afore
said,,that one of the Judges of,each of the . dif- ,
ferent districts aforesaid, who shall have the !
charge of the certificates of the number of votes
which have been given for each - candidate for
the differe.nt offices then and there voted for
at their respective districts, shall tneet on the
third day after the election, which shall be on i
Fridtry, the 121 h ,f October aforesaid, at the
.C.oorkitouse, Borouoli of Gettysburg,
then - and there to make - a fair statement and
certificate of the number of votes. which shall
have been given at the different districts in the 1
co lnty Of Adams for any. person or , persons for
the offices aforesaid.
REN RY TH ONt A.S. Sheriff. ,
Sheriff's Office, Gettysburg.
:Sept. 10,
=
BeiHOVai‘.
VALUABLE /MAL , ESTATE AT
litooc,;sol4')
~Ktrtmeribwv, Adi ustor o ; loam'
STALwitsTitvdactimil,
lie. oti Life , . the
23d r Oy,of Seple*her.,.cipsb i .. - tite,Culloystingptteal
deceased,, v.iz
-tki'ir A 'ft ?-,
801i:46.405i to IA Al (In His- itnt MT,
wijoitiing . land tor - ' DEtti 1J*1:0, ndoph -
and ,ofd Ge 0.94-
b re: cortiaiOrwit' 232' 4644 ,
with gond proportions of Meadow acid ritaber*#
lend.' The itnpriivicimmtsvionsiml of;
a Tkvolmthiy ! , 11 0 U 14+1 4;, , maih! I
Brick l3ae,47l),oildlol.,ltttM!vio'f)t
„.uni • "AV)
Barn, Nt alttisAMl=Oilitiii Sliiid§; th'kri
Crib, Spring House,
and otbi;iloot;•btkilidie4t6.
The laud la ill a,good Rtaitt of evitivivion and
onder vito r t meffiet*lr , ±t 'liii,2"..llla ear
• +ANN 41r - Vratlii6ll4mtavolittuottiOlite
same tow:natiip'i-9 milealkom AiNitysin;oll. ad!-
, joining lands RCP orrll 11o40# 13 101eAdvWeitols,
Cp
. ;ma r.okitttrii,P cfMtalfllng lAT , A. 4 . .1.9 P.
oriitrits,44,portio,,pipg!ppd atilt , ~,, 4 a
119 , :imprpiggiilemis grc , M4-"att 410- 74, . 1'
story ) .stone j,i0,13§,k,' JOAN IfAe, li i i ie Iriv : 1
-
OK.,,Jotg. Pa Fn.
othetr -ont-hui;dl(4l#4 fl:rtirFk4slOß rtFPLIVAS,
Well of-Miner liqfq _
AlBO, ,
tow, Ito sott; o l ot msg.
- cl4lO- "15Pr.
f til
nrentinnea; ll*Ort , 1 4 11 14#=.0, 1 , ~,141 2 11
( - toward., , Pailig,s,lMMlVO)))6l,A), thtn. ,P 51,11
409 1 ,10 :, ter41? 1 , 4 rOviligik l 4 iiolllB.
are el-eared. lind Innop,r 9"0 1 ""),.,
Mon, 44 *ere* of yountottr,
LlOnd)4olilla l 4 3 WP Blll •Pt..
sarSale to corrintene ectoeu t A i m,„
°ulna() day, when, atti.tria9s4, l „twili
. .hp,gyrrn
all 4; t wi ns /wide known )4 • •
4,411)A11k, b 4,
STANG4 S ~„,
_ _ _
Idr
lI=M
SePl. 3 ;185 5 . ' ' -
rft .. - 0- i
,110.41 ;'n.
RealiEstate.at ‘ Publtalia.).
TN pursuanepiglodithipiihNoilin in the last
1
*,,w i itt,anct 1 4etgatrifyikof.JCHIN.R,Tpir
late of
• Ncivtititj9y,looli t hh ,OAhliNaScitlit
ttepßari, Vg,ikt beo e.lpfl t rt', 01,1fe Sygo o, ,
the ., , EkrfmliseN , 111 *L'irA* l /Acißtit tax.;
1,,
scp/m4ber: f, ,, f1., thf,“9,o;„*;,el4, t glol,fv,
el‘set l lii•. ° 2 l 9llltliflg.,Pl . zek3 - i,ll. I , ..witrlvt. , " ,
•., . qii di 44 A tliTcit, ri oArTi.„ , : i ,'.
of Pitientimtleot ialt4telkto kiiiii tmodihilt•-of
1441 1 ;iii. , y; ity;)figit g , • laeas , of , itisimitet'Reek'•
Yred'eVi elt." I Sine kol ori it' lane. ;. ,, lliiittonz.- itid
(Aborts, containing-, *hoist '.oll4oroAtCtlelW-1
'The itniii6vettiento ate , i' large TAda.. .
Story'. Otteif 11 welling 11 01.1.KEt: with 0.4 1 t
WaahFleYse arid a Mike 14;eAse atta4lt.iTh !+ •
ed; 4)oliblO'i)l,ior Barrif;aild ?Itifitidotte3l4
Shed. Cord c:rib. and otheroout-bßildingoir.'
There ice eilver-fitilitig until oil *arkliklwiiiilei
pump in R I tinder , roof, near tlie-kioehiniclklar ;
alma - it' never-lei fii4 "aprihig' kit:magi ; ao: lb*
Earl(, and a stream of - runnidg sratei 4krough , ,
it'.'' affWriling ' water ' lir , tiejarly -sit , - ttri.l gilds.
'llinfd tail% hirge iptantity il i flootilMeadpve on
the" Form, and a proportion of good , tllitubitre
Tkertils 'also a ihrivilig likotriig' MlA:lrk:of
chOlt* fruit' on .the • plaeo.l"lllte , ptiblibt road ,
from Gettysburg to 'Varieyximinipaesterthreigh
the P . arrn,,beirti . airhate ~1 thiUs•fiotn the for
mer . )Illii. i er Oial 6 Mita =flid 'litittri.' .3
t „
_ wr • • 4 • _.- _ , _'efifvelc - ,___
on said day. ''W,44.11 illitlndiiiie l e Will lie ilotii
...e
and terms made known. hy,i , , ; ',rt. ,
HENRY BE w I. e
ER,
''' ;' • :z J()S1Al 1 43 NNER;J , t
Sept. 3, 1855. to' Exec:dors.
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' friltilbeir•iiallid, , . d
AT, .P VIVI; VC 'S'A'l, E. „
•-f 4.' t r ,. .' ! 64 ~,, ~• 4 „
Trills. Subscriners, nxecutoro of t h e 44.15 , 1,W11S
find testainfAn of Wro..Loopor , i,Aim'eased;
will offer at Vublic . Sake, on the - premises., un
saturdiq,,Oe.:29l4 (f.% i
' en l l ' er fleaq. the,,,fjc)i
lowing property of sai d , deCeased, viz ,:, A
Tract of „ excellent :I'IMBE.II-I;rlNe t
situate in Liberty township.; A'dam's colniy,
adjoining lands of Gregory P. Topper,Janies,
Moore and others, containing abojit 160
At reef, about 6 Acres of which are cleared,
biy-Persons,wishing to view the tract ; are
requested to call. on either olthe Eseeutorp ,
the first named residing in Gettysburg. and 1,14,,
last named jr,i Liberty township. ,
foiirSale to commence at 1 o'clock, r. m.,
on,said day, when attendance will, be gi:oen
and terms inade,known by
i
'JOEL , 13. DAN,N,E 4
, WNI. " ra..NICktEc '
Aug. 27, 1855. td
Assignee 94 Notice;
TAM ES B. J A O
EN,' of Ty roqe ,Vrivll-
TAMES
ship, Adarns county, having eft:cooed:4
voluntary assignment of all his estate Arid e
lects to the subscriber, residing- in the shine
township, in trust for the benefit orireditors„
he requests allpersons indebted trisuid James
B. Jameson,- enJrnake . tmfnediate vitynfilit of
their respective dues, awd ul! persons Nevin
claims or demands an'hini tOliresent the'satrae,
for settlement.
August '20.1855. .0t
Achnliplstratoes Notice.
CI A T 11 A G L
J I . :4'l'l4;::—:L'ette4t 4 we aitefihitnitittkiton
the 'estate of CattiariO'lktriArteSligiei latii Of
Oxford Ow dstt;p, Attatni4 ibontity; deceased,
having been granted to the'ttlichitsiOeti,i: Ow&
ding in Conovfago s jowiishio:;h6 kriatif eve%
toil le to a 1 - mrsorii indebti4l to said estate to
i 1
=
Ezccul~►re.