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BY GEORGE BERGNER.
hemlbvertistments.
TREASURER'S SALE
OF' SEATED and Unseated Lands, Lots
and Pieces of armed within the county of Dan
rh m Velum breads.
pursuant to a P. trot act of the General Assembly
relati:e to the rale of unsealed lands, vacant lots and
giVes of droned and by a.subsequent act of the Gene
ral Assembly re stye t o the sale of seated lauds, lets
and pieces of ground, the former approved April sth,
1842, end the latter April 29th, 1844, for the sale of the
lame for the Lases rem:thing unpaid theroon :
NOTICE 18 EllinISBY GIVEN, to and by virtue of the
Oho ity of the aforesaid act. of Assembly, the Treasurer
of the county of Dauphin, Pannsylyanla, will commence
to ma n at public We, on ihr,flrat Nonstop of August, (4th,)
Heil, at the Court House, in the city of Harrisburg, and
ale sale of the tracts of seated and unseated Ma or
pines of ground within Ito county of Dauphin aforesaid
for alltqtatEBll42scontryr school and road) clue thereon,
with allboeta nefeWrilfamorlainettnlest she said Mies
thereon are paid hetcre ay of sale, with said oasts
a, far as accrued.) and th.A. if necessary, will adjourn
the sale Mtn day to day until ailbe sold, to wit :
LOWBR SWATARA
Am't. of Tax.
1 iot tso. 127, Demmy, Leonard, cattle, two
story grist mill $2O 17
1 lot, No 128,1:Ism:mg, Leonard, est de, small
bone, dte 1 60
10 acres, Demmy, Lornard, e•date, back of mill,
stable and carriage douse
2 wes t Demuth Leonard, estate, meadow at ovo
mill dam 6 24
LONDONDERRY
Loran+, Lydia, number of bousea...
acres, Roots, Pet :r, 10g /woe and stable
6 liCrer,l-1111, Henry, Rasa Island, unseated
2 acres, El ter & Pertenbacti„ &Ante Island, un
seals
1 tot, Rolland, Michael, Irame house, tax of 1860 95
BWATAR6
1 lot, seated, 1 lot, unaeated, Nos 15 and 17,
Ziegler, Jacob, two swa , l frame houses
Cobsugh, John, Ratroaa bridge
Cobatigh, John, Stemma bridge
83 acres, Nase, Christi, n, tagor beer vault....
1 acre, &boob, Nuncio!, formerly Norton's
Mind, Nitrated..
FIRST WARD, CITY OF HARRISBURG
Uorter, Mary, f ame house on Se:on d street....
Houton, Levi, emits, two story frame, Molber
rp street--
Jeffries, JAMB, two Wry br ck and frame In
second et rzet.
Schmink. H. evil
Jone., James B. Novelty Iron Works on rail.
toad and Canal
Moutgotft ty, Sarah, two sney frame nom!, Mul
berry a rest
Beec,lbermas C., two story brick house, Second
and litotkrry a.fret
Zimmerman, Isaa , •, two Ftory bAc't hosts,
Washinvon avenue and Myer 6 72
Brown, Mrs., vacant......
Brown, C nrad , late Rally, I lot,
Durkee, ' 1
_flatten, Henry, '; 1 0
Moller, John, " 1 . 6
Hyard, Lamy, 1
Marat, Michael. " " 1
Fatten, ramuel, . 6 6. 1 "
Patten, George,
robaffner, Jacob, " " 1 ..
Manua, 6110% 66 " 1 "
FOURTH WARD, CITY OF HARRISBURG,
X lot, Albright, John, two story frame house...
lots hlija S., self, two story frame
noose
...
Burk, Jeremiah, (Nl'Carty)
Carey, John, self, two story frame house, double
and slaughter 7 64
Cory, Joha, tenants, two story from • house... 000
.lones, Henry, aelf, two story frame house 3 Am,
Jona, Heory, ',avant sad carpenter shop.. ... 180
Krutturman. Marlin 3 51
Updegrove, Richard, two story frame house, )
lot 4 90
I:Wax:ore, Mobard, (P. ter Nalegid X lot 9 71
Flirt, Owen, self, X lot, ecfhool tax 1859........ 97
Stanton, &marl, (calored,) two story Psalm
house, X lot 1 80
fining, Joao & Co., (D. WilBon, shop ,) tax of
ISA ........... ....... 1 68
Adley, (colored,) self and others, tax of
1869 ..... •••••••• ............. •••••••••... 4 80
SECOND WARD, CITY OF HARRISIVRG,
Casey, Michael, self, three story stone and brick
hr use Market street ..... .....•...... ......
W J
e., ohn, two story brick house and shop,
Dewberry alley and Chestnut street. .... .... 28 80
Swi er, John, (Mager and others). 9 3
Wallower, Henry, two story frame house, Chest.
nu, street
Bennet, Edward, (colored,) three small frame
houses, Third street
FIFTH WARD, CITY OF HARHISBIIHO
stduet, Edward, vacant
Bally, Same .1, Carpenter 5h0p........ ......
Coffins & Skidmore, tomtits.-- ...... .......
Cole, George Et, self
Daley Michael, self
Reptl, John (Lyons)
ors lee, William, yeast t..... • • • ••• • •
thou, Jacob, vacant....
shade, Reuben, two story frame house
Waldman, William, vacant.-- . . .......
V , eV, Catharine, two story frame house
IN !llama; Joseph, sett ......... ...............
('Brian Wil li am Vacant
Etominger, Joseph, self
;quer, Daniel, vacant, (Cunkei & Moyer,) )2"
lot
Weed, Peter, frame shed roofed house, )( 10t.... 246
THIRD WARD, OITY OF HARRISBURG.
Qirton, Margaret two story brick house c , 900
i
Mitchell, George t., three story brick house.... 42 00
hurray, Parch, two story brick house, (D. A. S.
Eyater,) X 10t.... 8 40
B al, J. 8. self two story frame house, X lot 455
Rhoads, Daniel, calf, two story brick hours— 849
R00,d8 3 Daniel, two story frame house._ 8 01
s boace, Dmtel, new house 1 80
Kora, H. F., self, two story log house, x 10t ...... 17 10
Porter, 11. R., brick yard, tat of 1859.. 12 19
Porter, D. R., wharf, tex or 1869 8 01
P , rter, D. It., furnace, tax of 1869 173 25
SIXTH WARD, CITY OF HARRISBURG.
ly, Farah
Black, Sarah, Pastes:l9llla, unseated
Lißl nt air, Weinuel, Factonville, 80 and 60.........
er, Samuel
Ginty, Reuben
Banal, Henry... •
Baumbart, Henry
Buds, Martha ........ ... • • • ..... •• • • •• • • •• • •
Cbok, 0 ith•rlue
Cele, Abtabarn ........ .
o , lat, Soho vacant 1 lot ....... ..• • • ""
ik). ' l4%•• > ° oles, set, est Harrisburg, 1 lot..
' 1 , 10 e• c 'e
r , Paxton, unseated.
1 ;Ph s.
i ...
Doan, Philip. .. • ....... •• • •
Early, Eliz.beth ..
..... .....................
User, Jacob, West . ........
Prownfeltar, Henry, " • .•
Pa ught t 16/Igabeth ........ . ........ —•• • • "
Grime, James, Paxton, Umtata:l . . ..........
Walter, Elizabeth. . . .......... ...... " ....
Hess, Oliver, Wife, double frau; ... ........
e unit; Paxton
Hooper, M. ......................
asanger, frame holife, (sec 1 861) .....
Haste,hathaNne ............
.
Jobna John W.. ...
Jams, James A . . ... .... ......
..............
Hennedy, Harsh, West Harrisburg, manned.
Koenig, Lewis
...........
Leta, Wilhelm, /881, 51 20.... .............
Lee, George, vacant...... • • . .........
Murray, 0
Ideasser, David
dash, h oa
11Ther, Eizsbeth
Fl'CNorma 19ii0am WeEt Harrisburg, =seated...
Nilarg, Mre ..
..... • • • • • • •
esly .........
••••
.......
. • • • • • .....
....
ltesk, Willls • ro ••• • • • ...........
• • " ••
" • • •
Jaw, i'sXt
frame boa
e
. ...... t eblegec Mrs., wen, Harrisburg, hams house.
Oder, Johi Stepson , paxtonder,Jowl....Styles, Johu.. ..
Sanderson Jo hn, -
.... • •
Seal Andrew..
Beatrise, Hear. . .
SataeOer ...
Teoupsin Elizabeth
Hensel, J ohn.
Wa'aar, andtei; ••
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!Attu • • '
IYOOllly, L0 % 14: ...
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New 2bnattstments
Zimmerman, Over t e
I .
Ai ly, William ......... .... . ........... .......
Andert, Jane ~. .... ........ •
1 Plummenetein, Henry............ ...... .....
Rao - bore, Jane. ................ ....
Brubaker, E11zabeth........
I Bet, Masai .....
1 glitch, Henry.............. 1.. . ...... ....
Black, William
Baum, Hannah _ .... . ......... • • • .
Black, katthaw.............. .... .. • • • •
Hurtle; J0hn............
Derstelni,Gorge
DUGCII.
1 Barak. ....... ..... ............
Dann,John
Davis,.iv . tha ..... ....
Ewalt, 13 day
Ruiz, Leah . .
ireetzlY,_ Matilda ..... ..... .....
Given, William
Hickman, 811 ut ..—........ .......
Hartman, Jacob R
!num, John
Jenne., Jobn of
Jaus, D. Luther
Lusk, Rally ............
1 . 3 w, William, (see 1860) . ...
Murer,J0hn........................ ..........
Myer, Para ............ ••••
milldam:tun, Edward ..... ....-.. • • •• - • ....... • • •
Mayner , J obn G
r htlipsoo . , Mary........
Priue, Maria... .... .... ............. .........
Patterson, G. B ; ........ .• . • ....
Quinn, John._ ................ ........... • ..
kebe, John ..
Redwitz, Charles.. ......... .... ... • ..• • . .....
i..mith, John ......... .................. .......
Hweitze , , Solomon.. ...
Stabler, Adam
atecrd, Charles
Thompson, Elijah
Terns, C. N
UmPbrey, , Nvellne .... ............
M'Dermot i, J0hn.............. ...............
Hauer, B. /ate Bar ret t... ...... ....•• •
Bart hard, a texaoder, sale book IEI6O, tax of 1850
Lupond & CO., a I
Dolma, John, ~. .. a
Dean, beorge, a 11l '
Keindinger, I avid, " ti 66
(ate 1860)
Kennedy, Wawa, gala book 1860, tax of 18511...
finepley, Edward, "
Kenny, Henze, or Kong, sale book 1860, tax of
1850
Naveling, Aaron, sale book 1880, lax of 1869....
22 00
1 88
8 51
1 80
6 99
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lb 21
83 83
8 p 3
MIDDLE PAXTON,
50 acres, Barrett, Frederick, estate, fram e Homo Island
Buck, John, animated
100 acres, Emerson, George F., frame house
and barn
Early, Jelin, self .
46 acres, Fox, John & Peter, mountain, un
seated
30 acres, Focht, John, untested
12 acres, GrAig, Jona, Wand, unseated........
120 acres, Haldeman, Jacob, estate, unseated
200 acres, aitter, A. K., unseated, taken up by
Mooch & Basler
68 acres, Khmer, A. 8., unseated', bought of D.
W. Gross
40 sores, miller, John, unseated. ......... • • • •
lb acres, Smith, Joan, unseated
40 acres, Weltmor, near Linglestown, unseated
34 of 11 acres, Creek and *ring Island...
Winters, D
16 acres, spring, C d , Island. late Fi
h.' of 11 acres, spring, O. A., island
3u acres, Bayard, Emma, unseated
400 "u a......
200 ••
450 .....
200
..... "'
"
'utterly, Christian, late F. Maws, (Hugh Smith)
1 acre, Nenneuly, laserge, Island. unseated....
„ts" aore, - .Nrlngoorau g Jotanu-er-axua-trar.-.-fr
a acres, Miller, Samuel, untested
1 acre, Priest, Margaret, unseated, island
15 acres, Smith, tleorgr, unseated ............. ..
LOWER PAITON.
Fittings' heirs, unseatel,lot No. 10 ......
6 acres, McMahon's heirs
Snavely, Jacob (Abraham Crum)
Lengel, lhontaa, 3 ioteNOJ. 12, 14, 15, un•....
seated
20 acres, Zimmerman, Martin, unseated
106 95
8 10
1 10
1 10
1 10
1 10
20 40
7 00
ROUTS WARD MIDDLETOWN.
Ceuficlt, 'Weary, unseated, lot No. 114.......
Raeder, Robert J., lot No. 216, unseated.....,
lot No. 217, `•
lot No. 179, ."
lot No. 201, •'
101 No. 206,
lot No. 280,
lot No. 9,
lot No. 193,
lot No. 170,
lot NG• 68, "
lot No. 64,
Greett,William, (001.,) two awry awry how,
lot No. 14
Haldeman, Jacob 8,
49 42
14 46
46
41
11 76
9 90
No. 284
Murphy, John, half of No. 285, sealed.—
hhuitz, (cot.,) two story trams house, X of
No 208
Scott, Robert, small frame noose, of No 208
Williams, James, two story frame nonse, No.
270
Wilson, Thomas, Wilson's extension, No. .7
unseated
Wilson, Thomas, Wilson's extension, No. 8, un
seated
Wilson, Ttomas, Wilson's extension, No. 0, un
seated .... ...........
Wilton, Thomas, Wilson's extension, No. 16. un
seated
Wiltion, Thomas, Wilson's extension, No. 19, un
seated
Wilson, Thomas, Wilson's extension, No. 20, un•
seated
Wilson, Thomas, WIIsOL's extension, No. 21, un
seated.
Wilson, Thomas, Wlisdn's extension, No. 22, un
seated,
Wilson, Thomas, Wilson's extension, No. 28, un
seated ........
Wilson, William U., Wilson's plot, No. 14, un
seated ....................
Wilson, William 0., Wilson's plot, No. lb,
_un
seated.
Wilson, 1 8111iam C., Writhes plot, No. 16.
seated •
Wilson, William C., Wilson's plot, No. 17, un
seated ...... .............
Spade, D. 0., No. 18, unseated..,,
'• " No. 19, "
it it No . 24 , 1,4
....
o. " No. 26, "
No. 281, frame house
" No. 27, unseated....
1 CO
4 80
No. 28, "
" " No, 29, "
" " No. 80,
Randall, Robert, unseated, lot Ne. 231, half of
Wunder, John, Wilson plot, No. 8, =caw
TIPPER PAXTON.
1 acre, Bitting & Snyder, island, unseats.'
100 acres, German, rhino, estate, , f
9 acres, Bohrlffler, Josephs, 41
acres, Snyder, Jacob, estate,
Rum.
288 sores, Albert, Henry, house and stable....
800 acres, Bayard, Emma, unseated
200 g‘ If 11
200 " Douglass 3; McClure, unseated
60 acres, healer, Catherine and George, John
McAlbster .......... •• • • •••• ••
100 acres, Elder a Haldeman, unseated.. 62
13 041.
200
160 EE
aoo acre; Hatns,
Reuben, heirs, unseated...
282eatd es 8., acr, Rouser, John and Geiger, an ,
s
1081 acres, N ewvlne, John C , hue R. Heins, no
seated.. . .......
374 ecru, Robtoson ....... ...... ................. ......
390 "
Paulding, unseated. .......... Warrant, H....
150 acres, Hearn, T. F., unseated .. ...•
900 acres, Rex, John ...... • ... . ...
.
127 acres; Workmen,Josepb . , °km .........
30 acres, Workman , Samuel, unetated...
300 acres, Stiles, idiry, estate, unseated
"
300
300 " u 4t
300
acreated es, Bad,a, S. & J. M. RaidHaldeman,s
1 19
1 80
2 40
1 20
4 08
8 88
Keen MIFFLIN.
,er lot No. 55,
own..
Heed RigDPI lot No. 91, N. Afar
MI
Yohe, Wiltla , lat. No. 13, Rested....
100 acme, Hummel', Peter, closested.
velser'a et tale, seated, 1 la, No. 71
8 10
MILLBROBtfRO BOROUGH.
Beam'ohe , ro, lot No. 280, tuiies'ed 25
Rirtltang, Juba., lot No. 1571/ouse and stable.. 2 87
p uwer e Rei m , 1,4 170, unseated 31
EIM
GRATZ BOROUGH.
80 am ea, Tyson, Job R., estate, unseated 0 40
295 acres, Bick. , l, Edward, unseated.
26 acres, Deitrich, John J., log house...
80 " ,c 00 ' " unseated...,
06 acres, Elder. and Widow Scott ... . . ..... ....
401 acres, Gansber killawn, warrant John Elder
unseated 6 6
401 Screw, G -robot & /lima, Warrant, David
Elder, unseated: .......... ... ....
AO/ aerate, (iamb2r & Co., warrant, A. 5c0t......
lrasertgh Kaiser & (10., unseated
20' aereti, filtinuich, Ben',wain, log hews .... ....
33 sore+, MesSersmitb, William, unseated
46 acres, Miller, Christian 8., unseated_ ..
1 . 224 acres, MoUlure, V. IR , unseated._
90 acres, <, ~ unseated....
80 acres, atter, Dairld, unsraced.. ....... ....
50 acres, Smith, Daniel, unseated - -.
60 acres, Elder, Robert T., estate, unseated.... 426
Elder, Robert, wid0w........................ 833
Elder & Haldeman. ...................... • 139
El er o Salads 2 07
267 acres;• Deltoid), John J., warrant, Thomas
Egan ' •
... ........... 1 64
400 acres, Deitrteb, John. J , warrant, Samuel
Elder
Eby, Willitun,i;te BatterChu
Hummel, Rudo'ph, unseated, lot too. 28...-..... 14
400 acres, Matter, David, warrant, A. Gross—. 840
400 sores, " " warrant Jno. DeFrauce 840
200 acres, " " warrant P. Bowers &II
Haines....
173 mares, iller, Jacob, warrant, F. esioach.. 00'
100 acres, Straub, Henry, late Dettrioh . . .... ... 188
0 . 81166, 4803. 01., T. M. RUDD AND 0 . 1311.YAN AND FOETAR.
Ain't of Tax.
400 acres, Warrant, Samuel Elder, unseated.... 64 21
200 " " Fred. Bower, unseated 841
401 " " F. :hies or Schrliner, un
seated 4 21
598 warrant,
241 " " A. Haloes, unseated........ 6at
297 " " F. kherinao, unseated-- 689
401 " " P. B air, unstated 421
401 " J. Corbett, nuseated 421
400 0 " T. Spencer, Unseated 897
398 " " J. Mulch, unseated 696
395 " " J. Little, divested ..... .... 673
403 " " W. Jobnson, unseated ' 6 99'
401 " ' D. Gress, unseated ...... ... 696
401 " " a lOgs a, unseated........ 669
402 ' " H. Scott, unseated 4 2.1
400 " " F. Stump, UDI HUN, ..... 224
401 9 " Robert Balance, unseated.. 224
3..0 " ll S. Taylor, unseatea 1 90',
267 " " J. Taylor, it eseated ........ 252
400 " ~ J. Gatbaugh,unaeated 275
267 " " S. Otutmmers, unseated..... 183
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1 10
1 SO
1 70
4 60
2 59
2 11
4 44
8 81
a 60
8 46
8 00
s4O
3 60
62 00
8 23
32 10
4 00
1 77
81
14 40
9 36
WEST HANOVER.
10 acres, Fox, Henry 8., unseated.,
20acres, Gin, rich, Henry. unseated.
100 scree, Grub° A hare , Inglab.-
100 items, Grubb it Cara, unseated
10 acre.sdleversilea, William, unseated.
30 acres, Rinser, Elias, unseated
28 anres, Kline, Jacob, unseated.... .....
audi ,George, Wotfersnerger, unseated.
&gam, John, unseated.
20 acres, Smith, John, unseated
10 acres, theesly, Jonathan, unseated...
a stares, bhuti, Lawrence, log stable
Waren henry, cabin, atabie
1 sore, ' Wade, tleury , cabin .. •
1 acre, Waluer, tleriadau . ...
1 acre Faun, aaMeel & Henry, log stable, E.
Weaver - s—.
Gable
2 acres, henget, &tams, John Cassel
2 acres, Herman, Jesepo, salt, Cabin , stable...,
10 acres, omitb, ratan, unseated .....• • • ...
3 acres, Zeigler, Samuel, sell, log, stable
57 acres, Finny, Seattle!, unseated
40 acres, Gingrich, Henry, unseated... ..
8 acres, Miller, Jana°, unseated.
8 20
2 72
2 08
82
4 10
4 89
1 08
... 9 00
6 70,
25
... 3 20 1
1 00
3 61
X 0 0
26 34
1 80
1 20
1 20
8 ' , ores, BS.Utnan, derail. 1 82
Bones, Joan, stable, I jf i lot 1 83
2d acres, Unbar, Hear), estate, unseated 2 28
125 acres, Irvin, Little, unstated .... 627
Long, abranam, 11 ,r unseate I ........ ....... 91
1 acre, Miler, oaniel, Sousa aaa stable ....... • 158
obsoow, en:matte', 1 tWo.story log house. 1 OS
Marker, Mary, Mrs. 4_ tto 48
6 acres, r..11.,,0w, John, two st.ry frame house 48
13eort.h, George, estate, tlatooriLe Pearson, 1
lot, frame hone ano. stable ..... ............ 274
1 66
48
Er 3
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20 acres, Bickel, Edward, near Dak Dale. • 660
300 acres, Carter, James, & Co., Warrant D. Wil
liams, unseated.... 99 00
Drum, meniamtu .............
nainuot, estate, two story h0u5e........ 330
800 acres, Gamper, Jacob, uuseated 11 40
1 acre, henries, Dade!, estate, small house .. 99
1 arc. Harnl.l3., edam J., detente two story
house 2 40
2 acres, dt mski, Michael, small house-- 3 64
Martin, Leah, two story house ..... ............ 866
Bowman, Josiah, lot 8.0. 119 ........ ........... 85
50 a rca,n , ummit. Bratch Itailroad company,
nsso story house and saw SOUL 20 65
53 w rue, nummt branai Ruhr did company
Updegrove, small buildings ..... ............ 14 66
4 acres and 1 lot, IschreMer, George , small
haeses
0 32
2mtth, Edward, (Jacob Hand, lied) . 1 68
omits, Edward, (Jacob Hand, sal.) 90
12 acres, Way, Joseph, u.seateu, (Kaiser &
nieirica) 6o
160 acres Wallower m Boas, several houses.... 68 OS
Dalt; MiChite,, vacant lot ............ ........ 47
360 acres, Matter, David, unseated. east.. 6 41
50 acres, Matter, David, unseated, west.— 1 83
Matti r, David, artaelded, lota b.. _ 1 83
matter, ,James /la._ _ 7 Mr
35 acri.e, Matter, !half/ , saw mill. ...... 18 30
Updegrove, Daniel, two story trams, 1 lot 7 Ca
1 00
1 00
1 62
1 66
8 40
S 87
8 82
NORTH WARD MIRDLETOWN
Meese . &silent, self, 1 frame
agyere, Peter, uneeetee, 35 lot ........
Antrim, Bamnel , two story frame k. 40
Wilson, Thomas, No. 29, Wilson's extension.
Tnorw, No. 80, WlNores extension_ 2 48
W Isom, Jame:, No. 31, Witson's extension.... j
James, No. 32, Wilson's extension— 8 88
.... 1 St
.... 1 St
1 26
.... 1 26
1 26
/ 26
BAST HANOVER.
49 acres, Betz, Daniel, log house and stable, self 585
5 acres, Brightbill, Adam, unseated ..... ........ 9
3 a rev, Corpman, Jacob, franse house and stable 558
15 sores, li&7ly, vs illam, unseated ............. 85
269 acres, Grobb & Owe, unseated. 8 23
26 acres, FETE° s, litivi, log house asd stable.... ISO
60 acres, Llttager, Michael, unseated .. 2 80
32 acres, Balmer, David, late Grubb & Kinzer,seated.27
6 acre •, Wage], Daniel— ..... ....... ...... .._ 260
Biegs", - Dardel, Hiles ... ... ........... _ _ 91
2 acre., Wa seer, David, Bono and barn. 1 55
5 acres, Walter, Joan, log Bytom sod stable 4 69
50 acres, Boyer, Thomas,seated, log house
cod barn.,., .. } 917
220 acres, Boyer, Thomas, unsea.:ol... .
Thomas,(
seated,
acres, Bowman, benedlitit, unseseed.. _ _ .., , 60
60 acres, Landis, Mix, unseal' d .......... .... 200
1 26
1 26
..... 1 26
1 10
6 19
411
/ 2 6
$2
18 48
11 78
7 82
8 88
1 P 8
• . • 8 93
• • .. 2 22
6 86
414
7 86
41
6 86
11 79
13178QUZHANNA.
Dolton, Charles A., Coxestown, stone and log
1 lot 203
Porter, D. ft., 8 frame homes, 8 10t5.......... 11 26
0 2 2 /ots 875
ft 240
Tewees, Christian and Frederick, 3 frame houses
West Harrisburg, 1 lot. 2 40
.
Bell, Theodore J., self, frame house ship%
Hitting, Julia, f llOl
rame bows', 1 10t.... 492
Fox, Henry IS 3OO
Hendrickson, G. H. , unseated 480
glad, James 8 11
11 sores, Blaine, Daniel, unseated 2 99
Fria, Rhas, vacant , ebellaburg, 1 10t.......... 41
aVaer, Jo hn, tiockrthe, frame house, 10t.... 91
10 29
42 n
14 63
11 77
6 78
29 86
8 91
1 18
U 79
1179',
•• 11 79
11 79,
Howard, Henry, frame house, 1 lot I' 66
19 scree, Lutz, Amos, house ant stable, frame 481
11 , 0 ling, James 1 101, No. 16, 1 lot, No. 16,
house and rtable, frame: . 494
kraut& James, hiliph Deftrlob.. 1 20
Jena4Caah, lot, house and stable, frame.... 896
Jones, Levi. 1 lot, house sad stable, frame 18 18
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HARRISBURG, PA., FRIDAY . MORNING, MAY 30, 1862.
New 2thertistmtnts
s=l
HALIFAX.
WICORLSCO.
MIDDLE WARD MLDDLRTOWN
DXBRIr
New 2thtatistnunta
4 aor4EpUrg, Jnbv, house fromp, barn d 0... 2ed
Lingle, 94
29 9 ara1 , , Bear, ravid, misfiled 2 71
84 " " h)use.l g barn Moue.. .
100 ',we, Bowman, John J, unseated
80 egret, Ferree, Jetoson
60 aareo, Ferree, Urtah D, '
60 adrns, Ferree, Urlah,ll ,
802 anse, St'Clare, D. o.
..0 acre,, It'Olure, D. R.
60 ars.as Wilman , Marks D. St Co
•
Klltott, Fatima, ase ._-_
Freeland, James, 2 Souses ai -
d shop
tow Stable._
Vreeland, ISOM, 1 home ...
Sy wes Freelatel,,James,
L .•-$ •
4 96
3 32
6 61 .
88
2 84
81
1 60
Snyder, John, lath
S mon, late Troutman
Kratzer, Jacob,. •..
39 84
2 57
FittETt, Patrick, untested, 2 10ta... i . 1 70
OLIN L. SPIIISL,
cllt.vr3t Matto. ireaaurer.
UNION RESTAURANT,
BILLIARD AND BOWLING SALOON,
NO. 119 MARKET STREET, NEAR 1 0 11eVH.
111 HE subscribers hating erected a large
budding at the above place, expressly for the pure o •
iies above Indicated, beg to call the attention of the 'pub
lic to, the follewiug
itostamusr, on the drat floor, with a dining room
attached, is fitted ap in first-class style,imad it will at all
titnealie suppled with the best OYSTERS to be had in
the atlantic cities, together with terrapin, deb, and all
kinds of game in Beason. Oysters served tip in every
style, and meals, to be had at all hours. The Ales of all
the celebrated breweries in the country constantly on
hand.
The Ten-pin Alley, or Bowling Saloon, is in the rear,
and contains three alleys of modern construction, where
the lovers of this healthy exercise can enjoy themselves.
The Billiard Saloon is upstairs—elegantly fitted up,
and contains three marble top combination cushion ta=
Se's, equal to any made.
Elarrisburg has song fait the want of a grand combin
ation of this kind, mid as the proprietors are determine d
to conduct it in a quiet and orderly manner, and do eve
rything In their power to make it a faseionable report,
they hope to receive a liberal snare of publio patronage.
Jab-dtf WLLLISM C. MCFADDVS it Oa
REMOVED.
JOHN B. -SMIT H
HAS removed hie Boot and Shoe Store
from thecorter or faeoncl and Walnut streets to
NO. 108 MARKET STREET,
Next door to Hay nerqi . ..agriculture Store, where no intends
to keep all kinds of Hoots aNL Shoes, Gaitt,rs, &0., and a
large stock of Trunks, and everything in hi line of bu
aluess and will be thanalul to receive the patronage of
his old customers and the punkin m general at his new
place of budiness. all kinds of work made to order to the
best style and by superior workmen. trepairlng dme at
short notice. [apridtf) . JOHN B. SMITH.
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/ 93
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6 70
2 21
3 69
2 83
1 33
2 20
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4 29
1 02
96
1 99
BIOTINA ROOFING
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UNITED STATES BIOTINA ROOFING CO.,
NO. 9 GOER BLOCK,
Corner Green and Pitts Streets, Boston, Mass.
rp.His Portatde'Roofing is the only article
1 star offered to the 'Public which is Stwdy prepared
tO a° M-thevonit
_lt to
light, handsome end.-. Ally applied, and can tre !Mealy
and cheaply transported to any part of the world. IL
will mit aint or discolor water running over, or lying on
it, and is in all respe.ts a very uesirable article. Its
nonconducting properties adapt it especially to covering
manufactories of various kinds, D. is cealldently
or
fered to the public utter a teat of four years in all twit
lice of GI mats and tem.vrature, for covert ig all kinds of
toots, flat or pitched. togettisr with cars, steamboats, &c
It is both chap and durable. Agents waideJ, In whom
liberal inducements are offered bend for sample, circu
lar, sc., with particulars, to ROOPING
apr24 dBm No. 9 Gore Block Bost,n."
438
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INTERNATIONAL HOTEL
365 & 367 BROADWAY,
CORNER OF FRANKLIN STREET,
NEW Y0RK
,11111.6 first-class house—the most quiet,
homelike, and pleasant hotel in the citT—eiffers
superior induoementu to those visiting N n.:W YORK for
business or pleasure, It Le central in its location, and
kept on the
EUROPEAN PLAN,
In connection with
TAYLOR'S SALOON,
where refreshments coo be had at an honro, or served
in their own rooms. The oh trges are modera to, the
rooms and attendance of the that order—baths, and all
the modern convenience attached. MUM
COALI POWDER!!
COAL REDUCED 11 I
N consideration of the hard times, and
t as I sell eiolusively FOR CASH, I have reduced the
price of Coal as follows
Lykene Valley Broken @ 52 90 per ton
66 Large Egg 66 290 .. ."
fit Small Egg 4.1 290 16 st
Stove ' 6 290 " 6
61 " Nut II 226 Ls 66
Wilksbarre " 290 6s ls
L.:wherry " 290 661 ss •
sir All Coal delivered by the Pause Wmaa Ceers;l it
can be weighed at the purchasers door, ails Uit falls
abort 10 romps, the Coal will! be forfeited.
All Coal of the best quality mined, delivered free from
all impurities.
Mil - Coal sold In wattles, at the rowan weimuseut
moss.
Agent for Dupont's Celebrated Po eder, a large supply
always on hand, at Manufacturers prices.
WA large lot of superior baled Hay for sale.
123 JA/1101 M. WHEELER.
GEO. W. SPINE, graduate of the
, Baltimore College of Dental Surgery, having per
manently located. in the city of Harrisburg and taken the
°Moe formerly ocsupied by Dr. (forges, OM Third street
between Market and Walnut,. re3peo.fully informs his
friends and the public in general, hat he is p repared to
perform all operations in the Dental professioa, either
suites for mechanical, in a mantle? that shall not be
surpassed by operators in this or any other city. His
moos of inserting artilleial teeth is upon the latest im
proved scientific principle.
Teeth, from oue to a fall set, mounted on floe Gold,
Slyer, Plating plates or the Vulcanite Base.
I take great pleasure In recommending the above gen
tleman to all my former friends of Harrisburg and
vi
cinity, and feel confident that he will perform all opera
tions In a 001m/tile matuter, from my knowledge of his
ability. (my 3 dtfj F. J. 8. GORGAs. D. D. 8.
DAN'L. A. MITENCH, AGENT.
i niF the Old Wallower Line respectfully
I L ; informs the public that Ibis Old Daily 'transporta
tion Line, (the only Wallower Line now In existe nee in
this City,) Is is in successful operation, and prepared to
carry freight as low as any otherindiridaal line between
Philadelphia, Harrisburg, Sunbury, Lewisburg, Wil
liamsport, /"ersey . Shore, Lock H 9,9512 and all other pointe
on the Northern Central, Philadelphia and Erie and Wil
liatnapOrt and Elmira Railroads.
DA.NL. A. MUHNCH, Agent.
Harrisburg, Pa.
Goods sent to the Ware House of Meters. Peacock',
Zell & clactiurcu, No 808 and 810 Market street cones
Eighth, Phliadelpbbr, by 4 &Mock, P. 11., will arrive at
Harrisburg, ready for delivery next morning.
aprilil-rdmyl
ripIjRKISH PRUNES, choice article, just
L received for sale low by
myl2
N SHAUNd, Bun Umbrellas and .eara
,eofs. prices tan per oat, lower Ulan elsewhere.
OaTaCtaRT & BROTHER,
rays Neu door to the Harrisburg Beak,
JEFFERSON
07.
6 30
t 03
7,06 .
" a. Miller 3 01
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7 80
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40
SOUTH HANOVER
DENTISTRY.
NICHOLS & BOWMAN,
Conaer Front & Market streets
a
ii TILE 'I ,;
THE MACK ONTORT WRIGHT
TER MORTAR PIIEET AO OPEN RM.
A special dispatch from ciairp says,that a bib*
bombardment from two of our mortar boats
opened upon the rebel works yeiterday
noon, and continued without cessation and hit
o'Clock in the evening, directed to Abe lan•
works and the position occupied by the. ,
fleet. -
EE3
• l'hisiebelsreturned the fire irregalkly, do
DESTRIJOEYBFBIBIIiwii.
Six Schooners and 15,000 Barrels of Olt
Burned.
Fifteen thousand barrels of oil in the sheds
of J. W. Lockwood at Williamsburg, with six
schooners, which were lying at the wharf were
burned to -day. The loss which was heavy, is
tally insured.
INDIANA STATE STOCKS
' The committee of the board of Brokers re
port the over issue of Indiana State stock to
amount to nearly a million and a half.
XXXVIth Oongress—First Session
WASHINGTON, May 29
SENATE.
After a lengthy discussion, Mr. Strimaa's
amendment to tax slaves was rejected—yeas
14, nays 22.
After an Executive session, the Senate
Adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPEESENTATIVES
Mr. Minim x, from the Committee on the
Judiciary, reported a bill for the more effectual
suppression of slave trade, giving consuls and
commercial agents on the coast of Africa, cer
tain judicial powers, in order that proceedings
may be by them instituted against vessels en
gegen in trade. The persons concerned to be
tried in the courts of this country.
It was passed . by a vote of 63 against 45.
The bill dividing Pennsylvania into two ju
dicial districts and providing for the holding of
a district court at Erie was passed.
The Molise resumed the consideration of the
bill appropriating $75,000 for the purchase of
the Douglas hospital.
Alter debate it was rejected.
The House then adjourned:until Monday.
juL.a3;m2Ta.gy gr T.IIGIZAP.6E
Cotton lets active ; sales 800 bales at 80i(4
31. Flour firm sales 2,000 bble. Wheat de
clined ; ealee 81,500 brie. at 90(4100e. for Chi
cago spring, 914102 for Milwaukee club, $1 07
(Oa 13 for red, $1 17(41 20 for Michigan.—
uorn declining; sales 98,000 bus, at 44@49c.
Beef heavy ; re-packed $ll4lB '5O. Pork
heavy at $12(412 28 for mess. Whisky firm.
Official Report of the Colonel of the
Ninety-third Pennsylvania
Regiment.
HUD QUISHTERS, NINITY-THIEW
PIINZO3YLVANIA iiliGibLEBT, Ville
May Bth, 1862.
CAPTAIN:—When, at 2.80 r. x., on the fifth,
the order was given by General Peck, "move
up, Ninety-third," we advanded in quick time
to take pesicion in the rear of the Fifty-fifth
New York regiment and support it. On our
arrival upon the field, we found that ground
amounting on the front. to about one hundred
and fifty yards on the right of the Fifty-fifth .
New York, and on the left of the One.hundred
aud-second Pennsylvania, was unoccupied.
This was the space between the two roads ;
one known as the "new cut road," the other
the old, on its right, and both coming together
at the distance of two hundred yards beyond
the woods, through which we moved to take
position. As the enemy could be seen advan
cing in force, the regiment was rapidly posted ;
its right resting on the One - hundred-and-second
Pennsylvania volunteers; thus occupying the
middle front of the brigade, and extending its
left in the rear of the irity-fifth New York.
About two-thirds of the command were in
line, when the charge of the enemy was made;
and the fire of our right wing, under direction of
Lieut. Col. Johnston, began. The enemy's
charge was led by a squadron of cavalry. The
rebel fort, known as "Fort Magruder,"and a
smaller one on the extreme right of the
brigade front, four pieces of artillery, which
had been brought into position about five
hundred yards in our front, together with
cavalry and infantry, poured into tie a storm
of shot, shell, grape, canister and bullets.
For three hours the fire of the regiment was
incessant, on account of its position command
ing a view of both the openings of the roads, on
either side of which were fallen bushes and
trees, over whose tops volleys of musketry
blazed upon our line. At the end of this time
the right and centre hid expended forty-five
rounds, and were without ammunition.
The two companies of the left—company B,
Captain Arthur, and company G, Captain Mait
land—had been posted by me in rear of the left
of the Fifty-fifth New York, under Captain
Derr, acting Major, where the enemy made
three attempts to flank them, but where they
were driven back as often. The firing of the
rebels on this flank having ceased, and these
two companies having - thirty unexpended
rounds, were conducted by me to take position
on our extreme right, upon which the fire of
the enemy was still hotly directed, Here our
silence for some momenta bad induced the idea
that we had retired ; and these two companies
had scarcely been posted, when the enemy were
seen charging up the road at the distance of
about one hundred yards. One volley from
company Q, aimed low and with accuracy,
stopped their charge, and they ceased to ad
vance but continued to fire rapidly and with
fearful effect. At the end of thirty minutes'
they had been repulsed here and along our
whole front, and excepting a few scattering
shots from the bushes we heaid' from them - no
more. The regiment.maintained an unbroken
front for full fifteen minutes after every round,
of ammunition had been expended, and we held
our ground until at 6 P. r ; we ware relieved by
the Eighty-fifth Pennsylvania regiment, Keiat's
brigade.
The loss of the Ninety-third, when the battle
was over, was ascertained to be in killed and
wounded as follows : •
Capt. G. B. Shearer, company B, Centre
county, Pa.
Private Wm. Callahan, company E, Clinton
county, Pa.
Private Benj. Wolfinger, company Q , Barks
county, Pa.
Private John McCauley, company G, Norris
town, Pa.
CF9alp,,, May 29
Private Jonathan Dampman, company C,
Lebanon, Pa.
Private Wm. M. Snyder, company F, Dan
ville, Pa.
Peter L Fiterer, company A, Lebanon, Pa
Antony Kramer, company A, • " "
Andrew H. Eninehert, company A, " "
Corporal W. B. Ramsey, company Q.
Sergeant John Kntchleon, (color bearar,)
company 0.
Private Samuel Shirk, company 1).
Private Levi Brooke, company D.
Private Wm. D. Eckert, company D.
Corporal Henry Fiahel, company E.
Sergeant Wm Tate, company B.
Private John Croak, company E.
Haw:V . o3x, May 29
Mcw Yoxur., May 29
Sergeant Dennis Oakes, company G.
Corporal D. Bbanebrook, company G.
Private Benj. Banks, company K.
Lieut. Colonel Johnston's horse was badly
wounded by a musket ball during the action,
rendering him useless.
I have the honor to be,
Very respectfully,
Yours,
J. M. McCARTES,
Gbl. Com. 98d. Pa. Regimea.
To Copt. W. H. Morris, A. A. Gen., Peck's Brig.
RsADQUARTSRS, Pson's DIVISION, Rams
FULD, WIIIIANSBIIIIO, May 6, 1862.
Capt. F. A. Watauga, Aim - Emma Acriso Ges
man, Conou'a Drvisiox, Sac --Oe the bth inst.,
Conch's division was ordered to move atter
Casey's. About 11 A. M., I came up with
Casey's command, which had halted, and
hearing heavy firing in front, passed on by it
towards the headquarters of General Keyes.
About 2 o'clock I received orders to move my
five regiments and two batteries in support of
Hooker's division, then engaged on the ex
treme left; the command was urged on with
all possible speed over bad roads and in•drench
ing rain. Gen. Keyes commanding 4th Corps,
met me and gave me important directions.
General Couch, though ill, accompanied me to
the field, and reported my arrival, and advised
in the dispositions. Reports of movements
against my front were quickly followed by a
shower of shot, shell and cannister from seve
ral batteries in the advance, the enemy's in
fantiy displaying Uuion colors. My line wee
pressed back under this combination of cir
cumstances. At this juncture I moved to the
left centre of the 68d Pennsylvania regiment,
Col. McCarter.
Maw Maar, May 29
The regtwent came into line handsomely,
and by the additional weight of its fire, I was
enabled to recover the ground from which the
line bad receded. It is very gratifying to say
that the four gun battery which had been cap
tured by the enemy was retaken, and remained
under the guns of the 92d New York, and Nth
New York, and 98d Pennsylvania, at the close
of the engagement.
Col. McCarter, although very ill from a
week's camp fever, went into the action with
his regiment, and did graet service.
By order of Brigadier General Peck.
[Signed] WM. A. MORRIS,
Captain Acting Adjutant General.
To Brigadier tienenti Couch, Commanding
Division.
Such is the testimony of the General Com
manding brigade, to the gallantry of your 98d
Pennsylvania regiment.
per Banks, Say.
To Big .I*.celleneg 4. G. Curtin, ammanding Forces
of Pennsylvania.
ICE CREAM : ICE CREAM
ONE of the greatest improvements of
the age is Pyre dr Barr's Patent Ice Cream Freezer,
and Egg Better, toe great saver or labor. The small
queasily of '..ce used sad the exceeding abort apace of
t me required to make good ice cream in one of their
Freezers, ought to induce eve- y faintly to purehtse one
of ahem. They have received several elver medati and
the highest premiums at exhibt onr ' over alt other
now In use. A. printed ciroular cont tilling the
very beet receipt for naming ice cream, Voz u custard,
ice waters, kc., mita a nuinoer of certilluates a .d fall
direvions accompany each Freezer.
All orders for Premiere, county or State rights will be
attended to by addressing W. BAHR,
myo4.2m Harrisburg, Pa.
ANOTHER SUPPLY OF
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Si 60,;2, $3, and Si, for sale at
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HAY ! HAY ! !
A SUPERIOR article of Baled Hay, at
$l7 00 per ton for sale by
eblB JABIE3 .u.araaarma
A LARGE ASSORTMENT of Family
ZDIL Bibles of different styles of binding, at 900,11 26
$1 60, $2, $3, $4, BS andslo. 6.1a0 Pocket Bibles of dif
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feb'l6 y
SUGAR CURED HAMS
DRIED Blom%
SHOULDERS,
BOLQNA SAUSAGE.
large
and feed/ supply Nat received by
feb26 W D 0,6 1 Jr., & C
RAMS.
( l OW HAMS at eight cents per pound,
AA Just received and for eAle by
mylB war. DOCK, JEL, .11; CO.
A VERY heavy stock of Dress Goods
L 1 of every description, now epee et very Jov prices.
OATHOWIT 8 BROTEIgitt
Next do. r to the liarrf , elPN Nick'
mya
APP! ES, Oranges and Lemons, atIORN
WISKIL
FE Choice 'teas and Pure Spices , at
JOHN 'NUM- 363.
PRICE ONE CENT.
KILLIID
WOUND=
Private John Andrews, company F.
Private Benneville Moyer, company F
Private Wm. Cox, company F.
Private Henry Hellkink, company G.
Private Wm. Delany, company G
Private Geo. Roche, company G.
I have the honor to be
Very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
T. M. hicCARTER,
CoL Commanding 98d Pa. Regiment,
JUST RECEIVED.
N.ED Tomatoes and lireen Vora, at
JOHN WI s. tor