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The following 13 a comparative statement of
the Valuation of Real and Personal Estate
in Clearfield county, Penn'a, of 1802, and
its present valuation as reported by the
Assessors for tho year 18G5, returned in
December, 1SG4, with tho increase and
decrease.
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I j DOLLS. IDLS. CTS.j POLLARS. DOLLARS. DLS. CTS. j NO. j NO. NO. DLS. CTS. J DOLS. CTS. 1802 1865 INCREASE. DECREASE, j
5 j 210 2 10 2,?S6 77,473 774 73 224 03 91,721 74,277 17,444
10 I 285 2 85 3,835 90,330 903 30 1 2 1 75 281 23 72,102 t 02,210 20,048
I 14 300 3 00 3,050 43,087 430 87 1 1 2 1 2 75 128 29 39,239 40,547 1.30S
I 435 20,180 201 89 j 59 20 24,173 19,754 4,419
30 - 788 7 88 1,085 52,404 524 04 159 47 54,204 50,531 3,673
29 935 9 35 2.125 120,391 1,203 01 1 1 1 50 . 3S0 84 130.037 123.331 6,706
16 500 5 00 4,040 83,250 832 50 - .... 238 43 7G.2S5 77.810 1,525
4 135 1 35 , 2,060 78,955 789 55 231 03 57.208 76', 700 10,552
! . 2.20.J 49,930 439 30 143 19 . 37,42f 47,730 10,3t9
'17 1,155 j 1155 ! 12,300 100,840 1,098 40 16 1 -10 50 317 04 02.921 06,313 3,392
8 425 4 25 4.005 55.796 " 557 90 6 2 7 00 .163 36 ' 50.510 50,700 5,804
10 .335 .3 35.' 4.684 70,710 707. 10 ' 218 12 ' 57.747 71,591 13,844
i 3 65 65 i 075 34.504 345 04 1 1' 1 75 102 79 35,500 33,404 2,042
! j - 225 21,174 211 74 1 75 63 50 -22.308 20,949 1,359
! .1,450 30,150 301 50 ,1 1 1 75 89 85 34,098 28,700 , 5,998
7 230 2 30 075 59,208 502 OS j 177 20 30.f.7? 5?.,.i0. 27.630
. 11 255 2 55 2,525 j 46.029 40o 29 j . 1 2 1 75 130 04 ' 42,025 43,249 L224
3 HO 1 10 ; 1,420 j 43,132 431 32 125 90 55,114 41.002 13,512
8 280 2 80 4,800 i 154,430 1,54 4 30 450 80 130,087 149,350 13,209
I 10 200 2 00 ! 750 . 41.292 412 92 3 1' 3 50 j 120 52 39,851 40.342 401
I 5 95 05 I 1,300 43,642 430 48 127 52 40.135 42J93 2,058
s 120 120 ; 1.440 41.327 413 27 j 1 1 1 25 121 75 44.737 30.707 . . 4,870
I 50 1,4815 14 85 j 1,475 135,448 1,354 48 I 412 31 07,358 13288 35,130
i S 255 2 55 j 2,005 . 18,173 181 73 j 1 1 00 49 30 14.515. 15,253 73S
i I 2,830 72.543 725 48 '2 4 2 0 00 215 15 0472 60,718 5,540
! 8 335 3 35 i 2,430 j ? 12,801 128 01 j 1 4 3 00 30 63 9.718 . 10.096 378
j 12 375 3 75 1,002 j 50,722 507 22 1 1 1 50 151 18 42,067 48:745 6.678
i 14 532 j 5 32 i 1,05,8 ; 75,94 759 84 111 25 227 05 07,221 73.704 , 6,573
! 5 105 1 05 1,340 : 00.079 009 79- 1 50 ISO 57 34.500 50,474 24,974
1 , j L275 30,384 3.03 84 1 j 1 00 j 100 32 27,749 35,109 7,300
:308 j 0,000 00 00 75,320 j 1,840,200 18.402 00 j 34 13 21 .j 54 50 j 5,447 52 . 1,02,002 1,764,102 202,027 65,927 i
Total increase in tho valuation in the count r on the aseepwiu-nt of 1862, 136,000 " .
In accordance with the Act of Assemblv reaulatiti" Trienial Assessments, and constituting a. board of revision, the Commissioners of Clenrfield county, herewith publish the above statement, showing
made bv each assessor in the count v for ISO"), Upon property taxable by law, and herewith give notice that the 2d day of March, A. 1). l?oo, at the Commissioners office, in Clearfield, is fixed by them for finally determining whether any -of
the said valuations of assessors have been made below a just rate ; and all parties interested will take notice, tlit appeal may oe made between tins tirai anl that .lay, bat tliat alter said Uy none will be allowed
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Commissioner's Office, Clearfield Pa., February 15, 1864.
AMOS REED,
CONRAD BAKER,
the ajrresate value and assessment
Commissioners.
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( LEAIIFIKLl), PA., M AIICII 1, 1805.
Mi id the weather, for several days past.
Result, snow di:-aipearing.
The 140th 1'kxx'a PiEg't. We learn
that t!,e 140th IVnn'a regiment, has been
assigned to M-eciai .duty at Elniiva, New
York, where it io now stationed.
Removed. Capt. Kerr'soimipntv.whifli
has been here for several weeks, was ordered
to l'hilipsburg, and on Sunday luoniing
took its departure. It is due to the ollicers
andnicn ot'this eonijiany to say, that tlieir
ouuduct, while they have been among us,
lias been most commendable. We have not
heard a single complaint on the part of uvy
eitizen that the men did not behave properly,
and all our people will bear testimony to
their good conduct.
The TjrwKT.R"RrsTNP.s. Woli miA.-
pome inquiries during the past ten days, in
regard to the quantitj-of timber at this like
ly to be run to market this season, and
we find that it will be, from pre-ent in
dications, about two-thirds of that of last
year yet in our opinion, this will be more
than enough to supply the demand. In
fact, we believe it would be much to tho ad
vantage of our lumbermen, if not much o
ver the one-half now made would be taken
to market.
Death of a Soldier. Died, at the res
iij.'ro of his father, in Bloom township, on
Fobraary 22d. William F. George, aged
22 years. This 'young patriot enlisted ia
the la'th Penn'a regiment in 1801. and par
ticipated in nearly ail the battle.? which the
Potoujitc Army lottght. Towards the close
;!' his term of service his health beuan io
fail, and when he was mustered out he ic
tarneJ home with a shattered constitution,
only to die under his paternal roof. His
disease was consumption. He. remains were
interred at Grampian Hills, whither they
were followed by hi-3 parents and relatives,
and by those who love to honor the soldier
and patriot, though dead. Peace to his
r'ii.ains.
The Draft. It will be seen by the letter
ff the Provost Marshall in another column,
that Clearfield coantv will have a longer
nnio t. fill icg quota, than any other connt3"
in the District. . Let "all, then go to work in
eurniit, and furnish the requisite number
w We have got two lull weeks in
whieh to work. An earnest effort, made in
'ai'h township, will exempt us from the
draft.
It will be seen by their advertisements,
that the Commissioners will pay to each man
h;) puts in a substitute, the suia of $300.
1 liis shoulj certainly, stimulate men subject
to the draft, to make great exertions to pro
f'Jre substitutes. While we have some
Qoubt as to the propriety of this action up
on ihe part of the Commissioners, still it
has been determined upon, and it will be
prudent for every man liable to draft to a
vail himself of its benefits. All the eiti
tns of a towship or borough, are interested
w agisting men subject to draft to secure
tfi:s bounty from the Commisioners, be
'"ause, unless they avail themselves of it.
the taxes they pay will probably be taken
to fill the quotas of other localities. See to
it, then, that your quotas arc filled, and see
to it at once. "The draft for this county will
not, in all probability, be made until after
,l sth of March. -
Oil ! Oil ! ! The oil "foyer" is on the
increase in this county. Springs have been
found in numerous additional localities,
from those heretofore mentioned, which emit
petroleum ; but experiment alone will demon
strate whether it exits in large quantities
or not. To develop this fact, in addition
to the well now beini sunk in this place,
Messrs. Ellis Irwin i Son, have sold that
deeirstb!e locality situate .on the Susquehan
na River and Lick Run. where some ven
ue
nrface indications exist. This "proper
ty embraces about 1300 acres, wii
run!. (i
4 or 5
iiiiies. and
n a river
5 or 0 miles on
Lick Run and i'. tributaries, and is consid
ered the most t".t'it!e territory in the coun
ty for boring for oil a ytint stock company
having already been foi'ted for that pur
pose. The par value of th spx-k has been
fixed at ?5 per share. at which sum a suf
ficient number cf shares are to be sold io
raise an adequate working capital, and pay
for tbe land the remaining shares to be
divided' among the original stockholders.
This territory is sufficiently large to embrace
500 wells. We learn that an olhce is now
open in Philadelphia for the sale of stock in
' this company, and that another will be open
ed in Clearfield in a few days, in the mean
time, those desiring information, relating
to this enterprise, can apply to G. L. Reed
or Jon'a Roynton. '
QUOTA 01 CLEAEHELD COUITTY.
. ObFice I'ltovosr Marshal. )
Ridjwav, Pa., Ffbru:irv 21, ls0. J
S. J. RoV, 'F.SQ.: Clearfield, Pa. :-Jar
Sir : The following is an exhibit of the quo
tas of Clearfield county, under the eali of
the President for 300, 000 men r;u,kr date
of Deccinoer 10t!t, 1804. Ail eniistmeiits
made to the credit ot sub-districts since Jan
uary 1st, 1805, will be deducted from these
quiuas. '
Althou.'rh an order to com.menee drafting
ir.inie.liateiy has been received, it is not pro-
.used, by the Hoard of Enrollment,' to do so
fill Monday, March Oth: unless a peremp
tory order should be received to commence
sooner. A Erie, Warren and Jeifersou
counties will be drawn befoi-Qtai'fiekl, this
will afford your county an a.5'rTVur?af week
itf which they can furnish volunteers to fiil
quotas before tho draft commences.
It should be distinctly understood by the
people, that ample time wfll be afforded
those drafted to report for duty, or furnish
substitutes ; but that every man should re
port on the day specified in his notice a
failure to do so, incurs the penalty-of deser
tion and the forfeiture of the right to place
a substitute in service. 1 nequotas are :
Avotmvr TTkro Gove. Died, a prison
er of war at Camp Lawton, near Miilen,
Georgia, Corporal Wilson Cathcart, of
company II 4th Penn'a Cavalry, aged 20
years aiid 0 months. He enlisted in his
country's cau?e on October 12th, 1861. Af
ter two years of active service in the field
participating in many of tbe hardest fought
battles he was taken prisoner at the battle
of Sub bur Springs on October 12th, 180.'
spending his If. 4 year of service in re bel prison-pens,
a subject of rebel cruelty and bnrbar
ty yielding up his life a luartyr-saevifiee on
his count ry'si'd'at on October 1 3th, 1S04. In
the language of his Captain: 'Tie. was too
good and brave a soldier to die in a rebel
prison ;:' yet such is the fate of many of our
bravest aud.mo-,t va'iant heroes. Let, their
memory ever be irrcvn, for they are entitled to
equal honors with those who fall beneath the
sac-red 1" -Ids of the "Stars and Stripes" on
the battle field. Corporal C. was the oniy
surviving son of Mrs. Eliza Cathcart. of Cur
wensville, Clearfield county. Pa. lie was
an affectionate and dutiful -son, a kind and
gentle brother, a brave and undaunted sol
dier. His los.s is deeply mourned by his
bereaved mother and sister.
Obituary iiolires, not over Jfve finet, vnxtrtert free
of charge; All over Jive tines, at ten cents per line.
The cash must accompany the notice, iiivariab! tf.
DIED:
On Wednesday, February 22d, Thomas
Forcee." pf Bradford township, aged 09
years, 1 month and 27 lay.. Mr. Foreee was
one of the oldest residents of the county of
good moral and religious- habits industri
ous, frugal and accomodating, and esteemed
by his neighbors generally. He leaves a
large circle of relatives and friends to mourn
his death.
TIJ EES ! TREKS !! The Mil.ocriber having
been appoiuted au nfnt of the --Marietta
Nurpery" in Lancaster county, would respectful
'y inform the citizens of Clearfield county, that
he is prepnretl nt all times to nil or.lers tor every
kind of Fruit Trees iind Shrubbery, nt proprie
tors prices. NORMAN L. KOBINS. Agent.
Clearfield, Ta., Dee. 7, -IPiU-Sm.
4 D.I1 N ISTR ATOR'S KOTICE Letters
Ji. 01 Administration on the estate of James
F'urler, lnteof Penn township, Clearfield Co., Pa .
deceased, hnving bo.cn granted to the undersigned,
all persons indebted to said estate are requested
to inake .immediate payment, and those having
claims against the s iine will present them duly
authenticated "for settlement.
D. II. PAUL1IAMUS.
December 7, lS'U. Administrator.
Reeearia, .
Rell,
Roggs,
Rradibrd,
1'rad.v,
Rurnside,
N. Washington,
flhe.st,
Clearfield B.
Covington.
Curwensville,
1'ike,
Decatur,
Ferguson,
Fox,
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Graham,
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Karthaus,
Knox,
Lawrence,
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Morris,
Union,
Bloom,
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, By instructions received from Harrisburg,
no alterations can "be made on these quotas
with reference to the present draft.
Very respectfully yours,
II. S. Campbell,
Capt. and Pro. 3Iar. 10th Disk Pa.
Coming on rapidlyrafting time. ,
fICENSE AOTICE The following named
-1 persons Imve filed in the office of the clerk of
the court of Quarter Sessions of ClearQeld county
their Petitions for License at tho March Session
A. D. 136.. agreeably to ihe Act of -Amenably of
March 23tb, ISj entitled "An Act to regulate
the Sale or Intoxicating Liquors," etc.
TAVKRS LICt.S'SH.
William Reed, Lumber-city Boro'. -
Samuel C. Hepburn,
Isaiah Wall,
John fcehoeser.
liavi i Johnston,
John Stone,
D. U. Paulhamus,
; David Cop'iin,
William Evans,
Sirs. Loot.
John S Kxdebach,
T. F. Boalieh,
pjdward Albert,
- W. Schwem,
Kli Fy,
llbert J. ilaynes,
Pennville.
Pennville.
Union tnwnship.
Clearfield Borough.
Stoneville.
Beccaria township.
Decatur township.
.Uuiich township.
Woodward township.
Boggs township.
Osceola.
Boggs toweship.
Luthersburg.
Brady township.
Kurthaua township.
MERCANTILE I.ICESSB
- Geo. Hapertr, - : Woodward townsbiu
Cladius Barmoy, "Covington township.
D. f. ETZVyEfLER, Clerk.
Clearfield, Ta., February. 21. 186..
U. S. 7-30 LOAN.
By authority of the Secretary of the Treasury,
the undersigned has assumed tho General Sub
scription Agency for tho sale of United States
Treasury Notes, bearing seven and three tenths
per cent, interest, per annum, known as the
SEVEN-THIRTY LOAN.
These Notes arc issued underdate of August Ijth,
1S34, and are payable three years from that time,
in currency, or aro convertible at the option of
the holder into
U. S. o-20 Six per cent.
GOLD-BEARING BONDS.
These bonds are now worth a premium of nine
per cent., including gold interest from Nov., which
makes the actual pro&t on the 7-20 loan, at cur
rent rates, including interest, about ten per cent
perucnum, besides its exemption from State and
municipal taxation. which adds from one, to three
per rent, more, according to the rate levied on o
ther property. The interest is payable semi-an
nually by coupons attached to each note, which
may be cut off and sold to any bunk or banker.
The interest amounts to
. One cent per clay on a ?o0 note.
Two cents per day on a 8103 note.
Ten cents" per day on a ' 500 note.
20 cents per day on a 1000 note.
1 per day on a - 5000 note.
Notes of all the denominations named will be
promptly furnished upon re jpipt of subscriptions.
This is
THE ONLY LOAT IN MARKET
now offered by the Government, and it is confi
dently expected that its superior advantages will
make it the
Great Popular Loan of the People. '
Less than S200.00(),on.) remain unsold, which will
probably be disposed of within the next 60 or SO
days, when the notes will undoubtedly command
a premium, as has uniformly been the case on
closing the subscriptions to other Loans.
In order that the citizens of every town and
section of country may be afforded facilities for
taking the loan, the National Banks, Stite Banks,
and Private Bankers throughout the country have
generally agreed to receive subscriptions at par.
(subscribers will select their own agents, ia whom
they have confidence, and who only are to be re
sponsible for the delivery of the no tea for which
they receive orders. '
. , JAY COOKE,
. Subscription Agent, Philadelphia.
Subscriptions will be received at the
First National Bank of Clearfield. .
First National Bank of Curwensville.
TURNPIKE ELECTION. The stockhol
ders of thePhilipsburgand JSusquhanna Turn
pike Road Co. wili take notice that an Election
will be held t the office of said company. in Phil
ipsburg. on Monday the 6th day of March next, to
Elect five managers for the ensuing year. By order
of the board . B. HARTSHORN.
Feb. 1st, 1865. '...-' Preiident
TVOTICE is hereby given, that the final account
1 of (. L. Reed, trustee of the estate of Sam
uel Reed. lunatic, has been filed in the Court of
Common Pleas of Clearffeld county for confirma
tion at next Court, and is now open for the in
spection auJ examination of all parties interested.
Feb. 22. 18r.5.
D. F. ETZWEILER,
Prothouotary.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. Letters
of Administration on the estate of John
Hegarty, lato of Brccaria tw'p, Clearfield county,
Penn'a, dee'd. having been granted to the under
signed, all persons indebted to said estate are re
queted to make immediate payment, and those
bavins claims-aguiiist the same will present them
duly authenticated for settlement.
Jan. 13, LSpa-pd. SA.M'L ilEGAKTV, Adm'r.
O THOSE LIABLE TO DRAFT We,
the Commissioner!) of OlcarQoid county, hav
ing offered .i bounty of $300 for each volunteer
for the county, would recommend Jthat all w'ao
could would avail themselves of the Bounty and
put in substitutes, thereby reducing tho number
on the Rolls for any future call for men by tho
Government. THOS. DOUGHERTY,
AMOS READ,
Attest. CONRAD BAKER.
Wm. S Brndlcy, Clerk. Coinw'rs:
AUCTIONEER. The undersigned having
been Licenced an Auctioneer, would inform
the citizens of Clearfield county that he will at
tend to calling sales, in any part of the county,
whenever called upon. Charges moderate.
Address. NATHANIEL RISHEL.
Feb. 22. 1So5. . Clearfield, Pa.
N. B. Persons calling sales without a proper
license are subject to a penalty of S50, which
provision will bo.eutfjrced against those wh 3 may
violate th same.
CAUTION. AN persons are hereby caution
ed against purchasing or hain? anything to
do with au article of agreement between Samuel
and John YVidetuire. of Penn township, Clearfield
county. Pa . ar.d ti.ideon P. Doughman of the
same place, rclatin;' to the making of two rafts of
timber at three cts per foot, as tbe greater portion
of sai.l contract is paid, and the balance will not
be until the sa,d timber is rafted and run to inar
Ket and all claims of the undersigned aro settled
and deducted therefrom.
SAMUKL WTDEMIKE.
Feb. 22. lSf5-pd. JOHN W IDEM IRE.
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TOST. On January 29th, between Clearfield
A and New Washington, by the undersigned, a
Gold Ring with an agate setting, containing the
liKcnes.of my wife. I will pay the finder a lib
eral reward bv returning it to me or laaving it at
the Journal ofCce. JAMES M BUNN.
COMMISSIONER'S SALE OF UNSEAT
ED LANDS. lu Pursuanceof an Aetof
A.-sembly passed the 23th day of Alarch, 1815, en
titled au Act to amend un Act directing the mod
of selling unseated lands for taxes, and for other
purposes , ...
The Commissior.ers of Clearfield county. Pa
will dispose f tbe following lands, at tbe Court
iiou.se, on luesday. the 14th day of JIarch, IStia:
-Acres
nco
100
55
70
223
121
200
Per.
50
Warrantee.
David Kepaart,
George Mullen,
Win. iiausman,
Henry Tuunua,
Jacob Musscrsmith
John Cunningham,
George Ross,
Peter Getz.
15y order or the Board,
WM. S. -BRADLEY. Clerk.
Township.
Decatur.
Chest
Beccaria.
Boggs
Burnside.
do.
do.
do.
REGISTER'S NOTICE. Notice is hereby
given, that the following accounts have been
examined and passed by mej and remain filed of
record in this office for the inspection of heirs,
legaiees.credilors.and all others in any other wa)
interested, and will be presented to the next Or
phans' Court of Clearfield county, to be held at
the Court Ilo'ise, in the Borough of Clearfield,
commencing on the 3d Monday of March, 1SS5. - ,
Tbe partial account of James McMurray and
II. D. Rose. Executors of the last will and testa
tnent of Joseph McMurray, late of tbe borough of
New Washington. Clearfield county, deceased.
Tbe final account of Julius A. Terpo, Executor
of Thomas Carson, of Brady township, doceased. -The
partial account of Mary Spencer, Adminis
tratrix of James Spencer, deceased.
The final account of John L. Reams and George
W. Rheem, Executors of the last Will and Testa
ment of Abraham Reams late of Lawrence town
ship. Clearfield county, deceased
The account of James II. llegarty and .Tame
A. llegarty. Executor of the last Will and Testa
ment of John. Dillon, late of Beecaria township,
deceased.
Register's Office. Feb. 15, '05.
1. G.
BARGER,
Regs ter.
TVOTI CE. Estate of James Conly, late of Penn
11 tp., Clearfield co., dec'd.-All persons interest
ed are hereby notified that personal and real es
tate to the amount in value of two hundred and
ninety-nine dollars, has been approved and set
out to the widow, Ruth Conly, 'under the law
known as the S300. which appraisement was re
turned to the Orphans' Court of Clearfield county,
at January Term. A. D., 1865. and will be confirm
ed by said Court absolutely at March Term. A. D.
1865, unless exceptions are filed and sufficient
reason shown against said confirmation
- ; - I. G. BARGER.
February 15, 1865. , ...... Clerk of O. C.
SHERIFF'S SALES. By Tirtue of sundry
writs of Levari Facia issued out of the
Court of Common Pleai" of Clearfield county
to me directed, there ill bo exposed to pub
lic sale at the Court House in the borough of
Clearfield, on Monday the 20th day of March,
1305, the following described real estate, to wit:
A certain tract of land situate in Rush towr ship.
Centre county. Hnd MorrU township. Clearfield
couuty, bounded and described as follows : Be
gining ut a pine corner of the John Huston and
l-rancis Johnston tract, thence by the Stephen
Kingston tract south two hundred and thirty-eight
pvrebes to (2:JS) to stone corner, on the south side
of big Moshanuon creek, and along said Kings
ton tract east one hundred and sixty-eight perch
es (16s;to a line of the said Johnson's tract, and a
long the division line of the said Johnson and
Kingston tract west to the pine corner aforesaid ;
Containing twohundrcd and thirty-five aores.
Oxe other tract, of the said Franoia Jubnston,
Bcgining at the firt mentioned piue corner, thence
east along the division line of the said Kingston ana
Johnston tract one hundred and sixty-eight perch
es, thencu through said Johnston tract North one
hundred and six perches, to the division line of
tne Jonn Huston tract aforesaid, and thence south
to place of begining; Containing one hundred
and five acres.
Atso one othrr tract, adjoining the above,
situate in Morris tp.. Clearfield county, Begining
at a pine, thence by lands in the name of Patrick
Moore and Magnus Mii'er north one and one
half deg. east three hundred and forty fire perch
es to a post by a white oak, thence north eighty
eight and one-half deg. west one hundred and
sixty-four perches to a pot, thenee south one and
one-halt deg west threo hundred and forty-flv
perches to a eton heap, thence south eighty--eight
and one-ha:f degrees east one hundred and
sixty-four perches to tbe place of begining; Con
taining three hundred and fifty-three aores tr.or
or less. .
Seised, taken into execution, and to be sold as
property of Aaron Large and Martha O. Sni-der,
adra'x' of Thomas O. Snyder, deceased.
Eeb. 22, 1S65, . JACOB FAUST. Sheriff.
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