Irks Suremisilla lir 11/4.450.
Horrible Ikon (tad /acuieats.—Our
foreign files Nrnish many additional
particulars of the late terrible earth
quake in Naples. As ststed yesterday,
3,955 bodies hal been dug from the
ruins at tho last accounts, and the num
ber of lives lost WWI notimated at front
13,040 to 15,000. A letter dated Na
ples, Jan. 2, says :
The off:lei:a journal of Wednesday
night enumerates 61 places which had
suffered in their buildings, and many in
their population. Under the name of
each place is given a description of the
disaster, and this last report alone gives
the number of several—say 4,000 or
5,000 additional known to have suffered.
Then are described the other casualties,
people mained, crushed, others drawn
out alive after a fearful sepulture of
eight days, reminding us of how many
more might have been saved had prop
er exertions been made. The latest ac
counts, too, awaken considerable appro.
bensionsof furtherdisaster. The whole
district of Sala is agitated by continual
movements of the earth, stronger by
night than by day, and these are preced
ed by fearful detonations. Moreover,
about 9 o'( lock p. m. of the 28th nit.,
and 6 and half past 7 p. m. of the 29th
ult , three strong shocks, lasting 10 to
1:: seconds, were fen., followed by otters
less intense.
I have also reports to give you from
private persons who have visited the
scene of ruin. They describe the coun
try in many places as crossed with fis
sures which at first had been very wide,
but now had much closed. During the
whole time of their visit the ground was
Leaving beneath them. There was uni
versal panic and grief, and no light part
of it arose from the fact that there was
- nu one to search beneath the ruins or to
bury their dead. I speak of tho 21st
and the 22d ult.—that is to say, of six
days after the date of the disaster.—
Letters front Brienza, of the 31st ult.,
say that no relief-had been as yet re
ceived. My informants, in wandering
through Polla, could get no food, and
even bread was wanting in many pine.
es. Those who were dug out alive—
some after six or eight days of living
burial—awoke to famine •and death.—
The details which I receive are more
horrible than can be easily conceived.
Since writing the above other and
more afflicting details have arrived of
the desolation occasioned by the earth
gaaka. Laurenzana, Tito, Brienza and
Marsicannovo, have almost entirely dis
appeared. The king himself says that
upwards of 15,00 t) have perished, and,
from what I have heard, says my very
sensible - informant, the real number
must be nearly double. People who
have come from the spot report that
the groans of the sufferers were heard
from beneath the ruins several days af
ter the disaster, and that, horrible to
relate, on some holies b.'ing taken out,
it vies found that they had devoured a
portion of their arms. There were
none to aid them, none to excavate the
dying, none to bury the dead, poLe to
give bread to the famishing.
lomposiiiiat tram Itextere.
New Oaciams, Jan. 26.—The Pica
yune has Siteritatn dates to the lfith.—
The news is highly important. The
capitol bad been bombarded, with
bloody fighting, for several days, in
which over one hundred were killed
and many wounded. The partisans of
Santa Anna hold the citadel and San
Domingo and San Augustine convents.
A truce for one day was adopted. On
the 17th a coalition was marching on
the city, and civil war was inevitable.
A Iloyal Lady.
Our lady readers will be interested
in the following description of the Eng
lish Princess Royal, %"ictoria's eklost
daughter, from the pen of a correspond
ent of an Aberdeen journal :
.4 With the remembrance, as if It had
been yesterday, of the boom of the guns
'which announced her birth, I was
scarcely prepared to find her a full
grown woman, taller by a couple inches
than her mother, and carrying herself
with the ease and grace of womanhood.
She is perfectly lovely. The regularity
of her features is perfect. Ilcr eyes
Are large and full - of intelligence, im
parOng to her face Mit- sort of merry
Aspect which indicates humor.
The nose and mouth are elicately and
exquisitely- formed, the latter giving
effect of great sweetness. The Princess
is more like her father than her mother.
She is like the queen in nothing but
her nose. In all other respects she
is a female image of hn• father. I should
add, as interesting to your lady readers,
that she wJari her hair slightly off her
forehead; n.)t, rishe I back in the Eu
genia fashion, but brushed latitudinally
from tho temples, and raised at the
bides above the ear in bandeaus (really
the ladies must excuse me if I aintalli
ing nonsense, for I have not given that
homage to shion whieh would enable
inc to speak ex catludra.) Well, at, any
rate, the Princess is fair enough to be
the heroine of a fairy tale, and Prince
Frederick hold consider himself a
lucky fellow."
A Furtune Chasing a Pretty Woman by
Telegraph.—Some two weeks ago there
arrived in our city a beautiful young
widow of twonty-tive, (a Hungarian
by birtb,) on her way to New Orleans,
es torte to Havana, were she intended
to engage in her profession as a female
fhysician. She was alone -- an exile
rom' Hungary, where her husband had
lived and died a patriot. On Friday
last an agent from the house of Itoths- .
childis, the great bankers, also reached
our city in chase of the beautiful young
self-reliant widow, who is intent upon
her journey - to Havana. He had been
dispatched from Ettrope to seek out the
wanderer and bear to her the "glad
tiditiss" that she has reeently come in
to immense possessions at home, and to
invite her to retrace her trip. With
the aid of the telegraph he learned that
she had arrived safely in New Orleans,
andwas stopping at the St. Louis Hotel.
A second dispatch, urging her to await
his arrival, was forwarded, and he has
hastened on to bear to her the informs
tioat that she has a fortune of eleven
m cins at home awaiting her disposal.
—Lestisiille Dem.
iiibripititay.—lt is an old saying that
ao - apan winter makes a poor bay crop;
gra
in . nne with which some of the
!once of New Bedford, Masa.
- Who be baying op and storing tbi
arlielli• . . ..
in the United State
OW hundred and anvil
tes.
871:01AL NOTICEM
-- • --•---- ' VOTICE is hereby given to all the heir*
10 , -wik. this is trout4sl with say of Diem disecreskils
Cemplainta, mock as Jesadiee. Dyspepsia Cr Liver Di*. ' LI an d l ega l representatives o f D AV ID
been. of Sar 16.4, tut mite fits to toot, oft matt/ DITZLER, late of 13.,rwick township. Ad
rot tile.' un......a'.7 *ultatams ' W• feel that se are clots'
11M11 ouunry, deceased, t..) wit: Mary Diu
oJr lora!14 readers an te•alnabl• sonic. If se eau taloa
Uwe to get • bottle of Dr sanforl'e larlgarator •ast take ler, wiflow,--Jaeob Ditsler, David Dits
it. for ce knee trona pe-soots •sper, item th It it m else of l er, John Y. pi ta t er , Ge,,rge D , ttler,
tee grotto.' remedm•for gene,' letntity, tat otm•equeat
i•letI•111 boil!) , p 711,1 • • 111 r b•Orli Cl ...... 4 It. gni CM .KI S tog u4Ol Dits.ler, Elisabeth, widow of John
perfecta'st complete as to glee mime( UM drat uses wise. Bates. Susannah Ftsler, Mary Dozier. Re
se! If it aka to other. so it bas dose to us. ball a Mottle beam, intermarried with Samuel Little,
ism be all Mgt le 0..,vi0 I Wo ka..e of sotblei we coo ~ , .
nonot mai vr, tit such wallets**, se • Wally takielk, se t...ttriartne, intermarried with Daniel flap/et%
Um le•sgerater . Jill I min, intermarried with Daniel March, and
ssar.t.. D. Baehler, Agent for GettviOdurg ; S Irak, itite. mirrio , ! with ..I. , hri S. lteisin;:er—
Win. Berlin, Ilan ,m er ; and t.:ll.nr;es It. lieu- a il „,, :, in -a d c. ,..„„,„ „ f Adam., as, C'''-
ry. Al),,,tt.stown. Jan• li. 4 w ill in:, Ja...4,1, aq.l E. : i'w•• , , who re‘ide i:, C.tr-
(7" - Flita Ritrrmirtrs —Barr cum Cll. writ thleY.
agree voth os 10 the °pluton that the Mamma task is the
natural ornament that 1. po••••••• mther by •
strotl•han or a lady Jost meet as apparmitly rod loot.
itut awl ter leatoom!. II the street pm 'Amite les fee.
tore*, whiskers. mat opera! henries, hot lo h. I tfts bu
bat is raa,tto.t/on of your boor, sal th• Mama& has •aa
&Mimi fur lehatio.l a wratea on hie bald heel, oat the
glory to.. departed er,th the loon. that Os,. doer
lobed luourtou!lr U.,. I o lb., caw of • lady. the Mai"".
pooi,o• r woo es.. remind:as 0011 of lb. cot.
eanantaa.no oa weld' the f..linirtas spasms is leesee4
• • ' pre ma, fair Mauna, a luck of your hair,"
A baahtol y”an{ lor,r took cascara ea! sighed :
.• 't was 1110 {AI ream, alea • ul.ktest req•est
foo take rigs wolLi Ind," the afar. ciumitore replied.
Nov, to prevent each • catintropiie, Is mitten the power
of .very lady sad senttehno for, by smog Prof Weed*.
Hair Esrtoruits••• hour ta out noty pr•rwited hoot tallies
oft or tames gray. but the artiel• will restore hair tablet!
places; ••••i a it barn ellaesed emor amt hewn. gray,
it wilt bring it beck to its prttao• [oust/ awl lea snows.—
These who are aosaalutol with the anatomy,athyskilegy
tad pathology of the hair, mast be well aware that sorted'
sehatesion Imre& spicier setma epos it; and II is h • ie.
oumbt•atuie of Moot that krt.( Wood ha, pecap.l,4
in compoaniftes • maters p0re...44 of remultable
—Ellfaverly flasavue mol Literary (tuella.
S /LIP f ALL LiccuJisrs. Jau. 25. 2w.
irr A PIIIIFICT COLS rr ICILD emit —Prom the
tor a tb• ?Cow York Mirror, Log Y —AM , it four weeks
lines. oho of the eenntomistoro of the omos woo asadOriasit as
bell, from a Soo gb that be was teiabl• to shop isiwbtit. and
too we to Mond at bin cue. Ho beams miry pal. oat
this. util gars isper.owia of fella; • •ietim to quiet eon
imorptioa We rommansemiled to him ransom mostieinet.
which bad so salmi /Sadly. wo giro blot oast bola* of
Wtotar'• Bahasa of Wit 4 Murry. It atfordtt bi m iso
ale relief, eel he is mow • ••11 mu. end ant tag olightmt
apsoptout of a sough. Thew are facia. awl forth*, par-
Ueetar• may be loomed at thloodloo. We email rid that
the meth in lb* atom* awe was weencopoomd be profiles
opettieg of Mood. hoesigeasiao IMAM oo
tbo wrapper.
Sere W. Fowti it Co., 13R Washington
street, Boston, Proprietors. Sold by their
a•rente everywhere. A. D. Bczni.se, Gettys
burg.r Jan. 25. 2vr
Die, itit4l..
"Tlurw *wars the will 6s4tluor, °maw wliwl or some snow;
Wall stood by. our Giber however It blow."
MARRIED,
On the 14th ult., by the Rev. A. .1. Murray,
Mr. JACOB LIVINUSTON, of Adams county,
to Miss RaIECCA HULL, of York county.
Oa the 21st alt. in Petersburg, by Rev. S.
W. Seibert, Mr. JAMBS NICKEL to Miss BAR
BARA GARDNER, both of Huntington twp.
On the same day, by the same, Mr. SOLO
MON GLATFELTER to Miss SARAH ANN
BENTZ, both of Warrington township, York
county.
Oo the 19th ttlt., by the Rev. Mr. Jo
8. BOWLING to Miii SARAH JANE
11cCONNEL—both of 114miltonb.An township.
TO Iaq!).
104/011 00 trete, the matt of mu le roost ;
Noe go Neu is loath. sow oltbertng 40 the truant."
DIED,
On Monday morning last, in Liberty township.
this county, Mrs. CA THARINE, wife of Michael
Correy, in the 7341 year of her age. As a wife,
parent, friend or neighbor, the subject of this
notice was truly • model worthy of imitation,
and p3sseised in • remarkable degree the
virtues which are calculated to adorn the true
Christian.
On Thursday last, in Emmitqbtirg, Mr. WIL
LIAM T. HOW) , aged ♦2 ye.trs, late of Har
per's Ferry, Va. [Frederick papers please
copy.]
Ou the 22d ult., GEORGE WASHINGTON,
son of Mr. Samuel Lohr, of Franklin town
ship, this county, aged 8 years 6 months and
I' days.
On the IGth ult., in Franklin township,
Adsms.co.inty, SUSANNA. CATTSIJALL, in
the 76th year of her age.
Ou the 25th ult., Mrs. CATRARINE LOWER,
wife of Mr. John Lower, of Arendts►ille, aged
57 rears tl months and 5 days.
Very suddenly, on the 17th ult, in Mount
plmtoant township, Adams county, GREGORY
SMITH, son or Mr. Peter Smith, aged 18 years
2 months and 10 days. The deceased possessed
excellent qualities, and was 'atomised by all
who knew him.
Died, at Quiebrahacha, Cuba, on the dlh of
November, in her 23d year, Mrs MAIII:t R.
LRISEN, daughter of Col. J. J. Kuhn, of this
county. She was married in July, and soon
after removed to Cuba; where she was taken
with yellow fever, (at that time prevalent on the
Island,) and sank tinder. that fatal disease.
Thus in the bloom of her youth and hope, has
been called asr.ty one, whose worth and talent
had endeared ler to a large circle of friends.
from whose hearts Death alone will erase her
memory. Truly,
"She was the loved of all,
Yet none o'er her lone grave may weep."
Ma, she rest in peace.
ON THE DEATH OF MRS. LICISF.N.
cosier SWAM.
Thou'rt gout, sister, thy trials are o'kr,
Thy spirit is now with the blest;
Thotert forcer gone from this desert shore,
To the land where the saints are at rest.
And they've buried thee, dear, 'neatla the cross
You luv'd so the bless'd grave yard—
Where the gentle showeriwill cool the sod,
And elothe thy grave with a vernal sward.
Bat we're lonesome, mournful, sad, sister,
Since thy gentle voice we'll ao more hear—
Thine absence from oar circle, sister,
Fore'er has buried oar joy and cheer.
Oh little we thought, six months ago,
Ere you set sail from your native strand,
That this sad day you'd be 'Lipping low
In the cold, cold grave of a foreign land!
But we must. must not murmur, Maria,
At the decree of the Virgin's :.;012.
But we rather should be blithe and happy,
To know and serve him beyond the tomb.
C. E. E.
ig4Pket Aepoiis.
Co rreirtird from' the latest &LIU atom . Yortrk• Miswrite papers
Budtinture--Frida.y last
Flour, per barrel, $4 50 45 4 62
Wheat, per bushel, 1 05 (5 1 30
ltye, • " G 8 (.5, 75
Corn, 51/ 56
Oats, 31 33
Clover-seed, " 5 50 5 62
Timothy-seed," 2 00 (4 - t 2 25
Beef Cattle, per hand., 600 850
Hogs, .. 662 687
Hay, per ton, 12 00 16 00
Whiskey, per gallon, 19 (4 20
Guano, Peruvian, per ton. 05 00
Hanover—TU/11day last.
Flour, per hbl., from wagons, $4 12
Do. " from stores, 475
Kheat, per bushel, . 90 41 60
e, 62
Crn, .45
~
Oats,
Cloverseed, "
Timothy, "
Plaster, per ton,
l'Ork—,Fridety fort.
Floor, per bbl., from wagons, $4 00
Do., " from stoma, 500
Wheat, per bushel, ST (i) 1 05
Rye, 411 65
Corn, ~ {ft 45.
Oats, ~ 28
Cloyorreed, " 5 00,
Timothy, " 200
Motor, per toe,, 6 50
AL Bargain Olbred.
yawl, a irst•rate Bose-body Carriage,
tbayery bag lay* bandsoin•-
be eokt at • BAB,
(CUL Ili lasing seam" liataire mon at ria
Cbesipeiar oleo, in Ciatejsbars. Feb. 1.
rid cowl ty, M 1., t.car Manchester, and Sarah
Reisinger and husband, George Ditzler and
Rebecca Little and husband reside in and
near Galion, Crawford county', Ohio, and
Jahn Y. Ditzler, who resides in Huntsville.
Logan county, Ohio—that an INQUEST will
be held on the following property. vitt: A
Farm, situate in Berwick township, adjoin
ing l ands of Samuel Baugher,
David Bucher,
Charles Scbrtscht, Frederick Ls,ughatan, Jacob
Wolfurd, and Peter Klunk's heirs, containing
73 Acres and 33 Perches, more or lea, with
the appurtenances ; also, a Tract of Wood
land, in same township, adjoining lands of
Samuel Ditzler. George Null. Spangler.
and otbers,oon min in g 15 Acres, more or him--
ow Wednesday, the 24th of February init.. at 10
o'clock, A. M., on said premises, to make par
tition thereof, to and amongst the heir. and
legal representatives of said deceased, if the
same will admit of partition, without preju
dice to or spoiling the whole thereof; but if
the same will nut admit of such partition, to
inquire how many of said heirs it will con
veniently accommodate—and part and divide
the same to and among as many of them as
the saute will accommodate ; bat if the same
will not admit of division at all without pre
judice to or spoiling the whole thereof, then
to value and appraise., the same, whole and
ndiT Med-- wit or eof all persons interested
are hereby notified to attend.
ISA.iC LIGHTNER, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, Gettysburg, Feb. 1. td
TILE subscriber , intending to remove to the
AL West, will sell at Public Sale, at his resi
dence, in Cumberland townihip. Adams
county, on the Millerstown road, 2 miles
from Gettysburg, ea Thursday, the 4th of
March nee, the following property, viz: I
Horse, 2 C .we, One.hurse Wagon, Wood
Ladders, 1 Buggy, 2 B:acks of Hay, 1 set of
Blacksmith Tools. 6 *caps of Bees, 1 Cut
Rifle, I Soot Gun, Grindstone, Wheelbarrow,
lot of Shingles and floartls. &c. Also, House
hold and Kitchen Furniture, such as Tables
and Chairt, 2 Bureaus, Bedsteads, 2 Corner
Cupboards, Clock Case, Mantle Cluck, 2
Stands. Case of Drawers, Cooking Stove and
Pipe, Copper Kettle, Sink, Tube ; S de &ladle.
Cross-cut S tw, and many other articles, too
numerous to mention.
'Sale to commence at no'clock, A. M.,
on said day, when attendant,e will be given
and terms made known by
Feb. 1, 1858. to JOUN BUTT, Sr.
Public Sale.
T ITS subscribers, Executors of the estate of
HERIIST, d °ceased, will sell at Pub
lic S de, on Me*day. the 21/day of .Vareh next,
et the late residence of said dot:tithed, near the
Millorstown road, one mils west of Gettys
burg. the following roloolde personal proper
t•. H mass. 2 :Pilules, 7 fine Cows, 3
Steers, Young Cattle, Hogs, 3 Wagons, one
broad tread with bed, bows and cover, one
narrow tread, and a one li..rse wagon. a Cu'.
tinge, Steigh, S'ed, flay Lulders. Ploughs,
harrows, shovel ploughs, corn forks, horse
rakes, grain drill, grain cradles. scythes,
winnowing mill, rolling screen. forks and
rakes, sp:eadert, log and fifth chains, cow
chains, horse gears, 3 Ay nets, fuddles and
bridles, crowbar, wheelourruw, jack screw.
grind stone, liny by the ton, grain in the
ground, L. Also, household and Kitchen
Furniture, such as tables. chairs, cupboards.
case of drawers, chest.,, clock and case. beds
and bediling„ carpets, wool wheels, spinning
wheels, reels, c o pper and iron kettles. pots,
cooking stove, ten plate stoves and pipe, lot
of bacon, bird, apple butter, a variety of
books, with many other articles too numerous
to mention,
air SAO to commence at 0 o'clock, A. M..
on said day, when attendance will be given
and terms made known by
SANICP.F. HERBST,
JJIIN HERBS".
February 1. t■ Ezenitors.
COVVVYiCATZD
OF VALUABLE PERSONAL ESTATE.—
N.' The subscriber, Administrator of the e -
tate of Jostra Smila. deceased, will sell at
Public Sale, at the late residence of said de
ceased. in Mountplessant township. Adams
county. on the road loading from Gettysburg
to Hanover, 4 miles from the former place,
on Tktraday, Ike 4a of ifareA next, the fol
lowing Personal Property, viz : 8 head of
Horses. (including a mare with foal,) 6 Milch
Cows, 6 Heifers, I Bell, Sow and Shoats, a
broad-tread Wvon, with bed, bows and clov
er, 1 narrow-tread Wagon, Hay Ladders,
Stone Bed, 1 Carriage. Ploughs and Harrow",
Winnowing Mill. Cutting - Box. Cloverseed
Stripper, Horse Gears. fifth, log, halter and
cow Chains. Forks, Rakes. Grain Cradles.
Szythes, oke.: Hay by the ton. Corn by the
bushel. and Grain in the ground. Also,
Household and K hottest Furniture. as tollows :
Tables and Maim, Beds. Bedsteads and Bed
ding. Case of Drswere,• Cooking filtov• and
Pipe. Iron Kettle. with other articles : Bacon
ant Lard. by the pound, 2 nape of Bees. 1
smooth Rifle. a lot of hogsheads, with a varie
ty of other articles, too numerous to mention.
Mir Sale to commence at IA o'clock, A. M..
on said day, when attendanoe. will be given
and terms made known by
GEO. SMITH, ddia'r.
Feb. 1, 1868. is
New Lumber Yard,
AT NEW OXFORD.—The undersigned
would inform the public that he has
opened a LUMBER YARD, on a large seale.
in the town of New Oxford, Adams county, to
which the Gettysburg Railroad has been all.
ready extended. llis assortment embrinsta
all kinds of Lumber—Panel. First and Se w if
COlllllllBll and Calling Boards, First
Second Common and Culling Plank, Hem •
Fowling Boards, Hemlock Joists, Scantling,
Plastering Lath, headed - and plain Paling,
Ac., Le., to
He invites calls from those in want of
Lumber, feeling a.vsured that in quaky or
prior, his stock CAN'T BB BILAT. He will en
deavor to deserve A large share of public pa
tronage. JACOB AULABAUGIL
Feb. 1, 1858.
THE undersigned would reap/eh:Illy request
all persons indebted to him, by note or
book account, to make immediate payment.
All amounts unpaid on the first of April next,
will be placed in the hands of Hamar A.
PICCING, gsq., for collection.
Yob. I.:t JACOB AULABAOGII.
JOAN B. McPHERSON'S ESTATE.—Let
ten teltamentary on the *stew of Jobn
B. McPherem, late of Gettysburg, Adams
county, deceased, having been granted to
the undersigned, residing in the same place,
he hereby gives notice to all persons in
debted to said estate to estate immediate
payment, and those having claim* against
the same to present them properly ultimo
dotted for settlement.
EDWARD McPHERSON, Es'r.
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Terra Culture Meeting.
rfttlIZRE will be s meeting of the Menailet;
1 Terra Culture Society, held is the public
School House, in Bendersvilia. on gatarday,
Lie 28LA of February iasf., at 1 o'clock, P. M.
A❑ persons wbo have been Waimea on
Terra Culture by Professor Comstock are in
♦ited to attend. Br Qua' Qv Socarraar,
Feb. 1. td WM. B. WILSON.
11010113 NT amid Seep Meow he
is
it
NORDIVE it.
Notice of lzurnest.
Public Sale.
Publio Sale
Notice.
Es.eoutoris Notice.
Public Sale.
rill Subscriber, having sold his Farm. sad
intending to go West, will sell at Public
Sale. at his residence. hall a mile south of
Iliddletown. Butler township, Adams minty,
Pa., on Wednudny, Thursday and Friday.
th• 171/1, 18th and 19th days qf Mara nee,
all his movable property, (which bss hews bat
a few years in use)—.l well selected lot of
Farming 1m plea:tarts, a good lot of Horses and
Cattle. a fullest of elegant Cart,entur's rOOl4,
(ail good as new ;) and, intending to quit
house-keeping, nearly every article in` the
hu ise will lie sold
11 ,, rges, Cattle. efr.-1 heavy Bay Draught
liorce, 1 heavy Brown Draught ItLire. 1 heavy
Brown Draught Mare, with foal to the Com
pany Cobham. new owned by J. Y. Bushey,
Esc' , 1 Bay Horse. 3 years old, 1 blood-bay
Scallion, (blooded stock) 2 year, old. 1 Black
Mare, 2 years old, 3 Stall-fed Cattle, 2 of
which weigh upwards of 2)00 lbs. each, 3
Mitch Cows, S Heifers, 1 extra Roan Dothan,
8011, 1 small Enll.
Farming llissuat.-1 broad-tread four.
horse Wagon, (u good as new) with bed.
bows and cover, 1 marrow-tread four-hors.
Wagon and time bed, 1 spring Wftoo, for 1
and 2 horses, with bed, bows and cover, 1
Carriage, for 1 and 2 hJraes (new,) 1 Buggy,
1 Cart, 1 posh Cart, 1 hand Wagon, 1 extra
MeCormac Reaper. 2 Wheel-barrows, 1 With
trow Plough, 1 Lloyd Plough, 1 Woodcock
Plough, 1 single shovel Plough, 2 doable
shovel Ploughs. 2 corn forks, 1 new three
horse harrow, 1 new two horse harrow, 2 three
horse trees, 2 double trees, single treacoleri•-
ma, 3 pair spreaders, 2 mattocks, 2 digging
irons, 5 shovels, 2 spades, a lot of hoes, corn
rakes, 2 keel trough?, sled, doable ro!ler,
horse rake, heavy log chain, light log chain,
filth chain, sixth chain, 3 jockyi tag sticks, jack.
screw, 10 oil-cans, extra Thrashing Machine.
Lancaster Wheat Fan, corn *holler, 2 grain
shovels, 2 grain cradles, 2 eover cradles, 4
scythes and lunches, sickles, bay rakes. 5
rich forks, 4 manure forks, 9 slacking forks,
mg wagon, extra cutting box, bay pitcher,
ro t e and ponies, 3 ladder., extra giinalstone,
hay by the ton, wheat by the bu4hei, corn anal
oats by the bushel, a lot of boards, a lot of
oak joists, a lot of p:ne joists, plank for stone
bed, 2 sets hay carriages, extra post b mug
machine and auger. a one wagon bed, a
lot of begs, an assortment of baskets, lot of
brick, harrow siod,..with a variety of other ar
ticle..
llurse Gears, (as good as arm )- -2 sets t
breech bands, 4 sets front gears. 2 sets heavy '
harness for spring wagm, *tits carriage har
ness. (new;) 1 sat bug&v harness, 9 horse col
lars, 10 pear bames, 7 pair long traces. 4 pair
butt chains. 4 housings, 8 blind bridles, 4
riding bridles, wagon line, plough line, pair
check lines, single line, wagon whip. 2 riding
saddles, wagon saddle, 2 side sidditis, 11
leather halters with chains. 4 leather fly nets,
2 fancy do., a lot of cow ehains,sleigh
Skip nots.—Mall and wedges, poet axs,
rail pointing axe, 4 falling ales, broad axe.
hand axe, hatchet, 8 hammers assorted, 4 ,
drawing k nives, 2 spokeshaves, shaving horse,
work bench and screw, iron vie_, anvil. 14
extra angers assorted, extra brace and 45
Wits, lot of tiles. full set tenant chissels, full
set morticing do. c atiparis and caliber. cross
cut saw. 2 hand sows tenant saw, whip saw,
co iipass. jack plain. double fore plain. single
anwoilimg pleiu, double smoothing plain, tin t
shears. spirit level. tai e tine 4) feet. squares,
cornar chisse's. saddler's bench and too.s, shop
stoic and pipe. bridle bits. buckles and rings.
extra monkey wrench, pruning hcok.
I bmseludd and Kiteken laraiture.—Tables,
chairs. settees. beds.eada, bedding. cooks use'
and pipe. ten-plate stove and pips. bureaus,
wash stand*, a vane y of carpeting, looking
glasses, copper kettle. iron kettle, holiow-,
ware, qu ens-ware. glails.ware.tm-wsre, steel.
ya ds, (correct, weighing 400 lbs.) scales and
weights, barrels, tuba. weal *ease's, churns,
milk crucial. apple-be ter, lard, bacon. 2 extra ;
butf.,lo robes, vinegar. a lot of fruit dryers,
shot gun, potatocs. and so forth.
s:"Oli the first day, 1 Mt, will be sold all
the meek, Wagons, and continue at Panning
Tools ; on the second day. 18th. commence at
and co itinue until d me ; and on
the tbr,nd day, 19th. will be sold what is left. t
In the voters. of the 1 itth it will be pi:lmbed
at what ti ion the sale of Shop Tools wil l
roommeiCe.
tO"Sale to commence •t 81 o'clock. A. M .
of each day, wben attendance all! b. 3 given
■nd tensed made known by
A LEX.V.ADER HOSER.
Feb. t. 1858. to
Timber-land and Farm,
ATP UBLIC SALE.—WiII be offered at
Public Sale, on /'ciilay. Me 51h shay of
.3f4rck ne.ri, on tho premises, a Tract of Tim
bsr-land, containing 1 - .5 Acres, situate in
Franklin township. Alums county. 21 miles
southwest of Cashtown, and well covered with
Chesnut and Chesnut-Oak Timber of the best
quality—the tract to be sold in ,Lote of from
5 to 10 'Acres each. Sale positive. Tie
subscriber will also,nn said day, offer at public
outcry, his FARM, adjoining the above. eon
tnning lOQ Acres, with a Two- •
Story HOUSE, Frame Barn, 290 •-• n Apple trees audother fruit there- 'if 11
on. birPertypswishing to view _ _
the premises. are requested to cell on tue
subscriber. residing on the farm.
ItirSole to commence at 9 o'clock, A. M.,
on said day. when attendance will be given
and terms made known by
WILLIAM BOLLER.
SiirSix or Seven hundred Locust Posts will
be sold on said day. ' - Feb. 1, is
Notice.
T" plaoe of seeds, of the Gerirrsatto
Bassricrit. AmoclArtoathas been chang
ed fr.itti Malmaughy's Ball to II e Eagle
1-I.)tel. The members of the Aettociatioa,
will, therefore, meet at the latter place oa the
evenigg of Saturday, Feb. Gth, at 6 o'clock.
.• R. G. HARPER. Sec's/.
ser.thoor Ow adjournment of the meeting
s numbweif Caws, Table. Caudle-stick',
Pitcher, Umbiers, &c., will Wield at pub-
ha outcry, for the cash.
Register's Notice.
NOTICE is hereby given to all legatees sad
+A other persons concerned tgat the Adhnia
ietration 'amounts hereinafter mentioned will
be presented at the Orphan's aunt of Adams
C.maty for confirmation and allesranee, on
raeaday, the 2.3 d deg February sex!, at
lihielock. A. A. vat .**-
7. The account of 11 in Brough, Ex
ecutor of the last lie - Mut testament of
Michael Hanes, Intact Hampton, Adams
county, deceased.
8. the first account of Albert W.
Storm, Administrator of the estate of
John Felty, deceased.
9. The first account of Daniel Golden,
Executor of the last will and testament
of George Golden, deeeased.
10. The account of Isaac B. and Peter
Trostle, Executors and Testamentary
Trustees under the Will of Abraham
Trostle, deceased—of the heirs of Sarah
Stoke, deceased.
11. Tile first account ofJohn flowery
and Abraham Bixler, Administrators of
the estate of Adam "Mowery, deceased.
12. The account of Anthony Dear
dorff, one of the Administrators de boats
non cum testacy:go annex° of John
Arendt, Esq..llate of the township of
Franklin, Afton county, Pa., dec'd.,
settled by Besimin Deardorff; Admin
istrator of ¶b. *tate of said Anthony
Deardorff; Ic,tejliatheased.••
ZAOff 411111.1111 MYERS, Regirter.
Register's OfEes, Getty,- t
burg, Jan. 25, 111.59. I
fiLTEBNSWARE.—Person wishing to pur-
W., chase Qimensware will do well by examin
ing the large and well selented assortment at
H. S. & E. IL Minsmas'.
aROOKRIZS. —lf you wont a good assort
%74 'sent of Groceries, such as Syrups, Mk-
Wan, Sow sad Coffee. you will do Iran by
izemehdag th aeoettioess at
H. 8. b E. U. XissioliVe
RECEn'TS & EXPZNDITIIRMS OP ADAMS CO., FOR 1857.
COMMISSIONERS' OFFICE, ADM'S Cotrwrr. Pa.
AGREEABLY to an Agit of Assembly, entitle I "An Act t rake County Rates and L -
vies." requiring the Commissioners of the respective counties to publish a Statement of
the Receipts and Expenditures yearly, We, the C Inpn:stioner. of rage, of said ( L k
Report as follows, to wit : from the 6th day of January, A. D.,18.17, to tiro sth day of Janu
ary, A. V., 183 S—butte days incdasive :
J. L. &Luca, E4q., Troasurer, and the COILMSSIONERS, in account with tho
County of Adams, a. foltows :
Disibt. cis.
To Cosh In hands tf Treasurer pt
last settlenunit. $Bl6 90
Outstanding County Taxes to hand'
of Collectors, • 6,439 40
" Qait Bents. 178 AO
County Rates& Levitt asseresdferlB67.
Borough of Gettysburg. 61.209 77
do. Quit Buts, 178 60
curubmland township. - 1,145 67
Germany 4, 718 28
Oxford "
1.221 79
Huntington " 1,193 61
loatinsore ' ", 864 20
Hamiltonban • " 1.44)6 44
Liberty S 4 714 09
Hamilton .. 900 69
Mermllen ei 869 78
Straban " 1.033 24
Fraullin "' 1,164 42
Conowagp '' an 16
Trrone .. 620 56
liountjoy .. 883 $5
Mountplesalint " 1,253 74
Reading, " 1,040 49
Berwick • Of 172 96
Berwick Borough 391 73
Freedom G. . 397 08
Union 4.11 1,183 94
Barlett; .. 836 30
•• 20,551 19
Lnan from Bank &sundry persons. 2.500 00
Abatement OR State Quota fur 1857, 684 ::.1
Cash frim H. Thoions, Sheriff, for
By orders paid out as follows
By auditing st settling public accounts, 42 00
R. S. litgreiri, IN.. Auditor,
nful ' by digerati. to audit pub-
CL
(Aces, 1 15 00
Printing, blanks, kn., 357 12
Shard's bills of Court eats, 927 83
Clark's par, V3O 00
Abatemeni to Colleetbre ofs per osat., 981 00
Fe: and Wild Cat scalps, 56 44
General Jury and Tip Stares' pity,
,1,033,171
Assessors' pay, 541 05
Jailer's fees fur keeping prisoners
and Turnkey,
Wood, stone coal, hauling, Lc., for
public buildings,
Rflpsirs at public buildings,
Grand Jury and Tip B:aves' pay,
Register, Prothonotary, and Clerk of
Somiuns, fees, - ISO 28
Tau refunded to sundry persons, 40 98
Court Cryer's pay, 109 - 50
Certificates of Constables' returns, 88 79
Counsel fees and extra suits, 50 00
Treasurer of Alms House, 8,400 00
Postage and stationery fur Comn4a
sismers' unite. -'--
N‘.tes and interest paid bank and
• sundry persons 2,517 67
Quit Rents p Lid duo. Hitnes's heirs, 200
George Myers, Esq., Commis's pay, 175 50
Henry A. Packing. Esq , " 175 50
Josiah Bonner, Esq., " 175 50
District Attorney's fees. " 27 00
Keeping prisoners at E. Penit'y,(lBss,) 7 77
Henry Thotnay. Sheriff, conveying
prisoner to E. Penitentiary,
Reward on horse thief, (one ease and
mileage,)
Coroner's and Justices' &e lm for in
! quisition,
Justices' and C sustables' fees fur
I committing vagrants,
Judgment Docket repaired and re
bound,
New Furnace at County Prison, (G.
s W. Wants.)
S irreyor's and Commissioners' p i y
$30,997 06 for running division line of Frank
====''''t lin and Alenallen townships,
The outstanding County Tax and Quit Betas John Finley. Esq., contract in full
appear to he in the Anal,. of Use following , for Conowa 40 Bridge, 1,274 00
Colledors, to wit : !Jonas Itsatzahn, Esq., contract in
Trans. ootiostoos. Townships. full for Big Conowago Bridge, 1,120 00
1854. Sohn E. Helices. Huntington, Ft 53 Jacob King, Esq.,iPsatzas6 j3,,..part
1855. Michael Crawl, Franklin, 67 'es ' for Muddy Itun Bridge, 93 00
.. &nand Sadler, Tyrone, 141 28 Of .zers' pay at Spring election, 413 86
1856. S.unuel Weaver,dettvehurt 8., 203 2 3 : , t " Fall Election, 501 79
4. '•
Quit Rena, 178 50 ire , lors of the Poor pay, fel 00
" henry Sloyhaugh, Butler, 220 . ial damages and damage views, 747 62
1857. Hairy U. C. Gettysburg 8., 528 77 Repairs at hrid 4 es, 634 52
" " Quit Keats, 178 50 Henry Thomas, Esq., for summon
" William 11.,.. , Cutniterland,t 851 32 i tug jurors.
" drwoh Klustk, Germany, 1 4 1 28 Ex"nerations to Collecters,
" I)Ast;el Ileluell, Oxford,* 276 79 C acetone fees,
" Peter Mill ~r,lllntington,t 216 61 ;Outstanding TAX a n d Q u it Ra n t s in
" Jacob Stitsell, Latimore, 194 21) I 11.unlv of Collectors, 6,700 10
" George Krise, Liberty, 116 Is 6 , Treasurer's Salary, . 331 96
•• Daniel Lynch. Ilamliton, 1)0 69
" David D.lll, Menallen, 169 78
" John MoCrenrv. Straban,f 512 66
" Morn Itebert;Pranklin, 219 20
" Anth'y Strashau.th..o mowago, 573 . 16
" Jacob Pittenturf, Tyrone, 250 56
" Moses Hartman, ,N 1 suntioy,* 322 33
" John 31c3laiter, M'tpleasant,f 653 74
" Samuel Orndorif, Readin4,* 107 43
" W:.n. Bittinger, Berwick,* 91 73
" Francis Wilson. Berwick Bir.,• 37 93
" Peter Long, U.iiiin,t 433 94
" lisrkliart 'dart, Butler,t 500 30
Jury fees And fines for 1857, 61 00
Dividend fr.►m Water Company, 24 00
Camh from .15'pli Martin, cost refunded, 15 00
on Judgment of D. Taylor and
on note of M.
Cash from M. Gets, no, inquest held
on the leely of A. Kituhen,
Cash front A. [Life, road damages re
funded,
Cash from O.LMvers, and IL
A. Picking, Em., for Lumber, 10 25
Alditiliial Tax for 1857, 90 07
Exonerated Tux from sundry persons, 10 50
Balance due Treasurer, 519 87
Those market this (*) have pat 1 in
full since settle.nezit. Those !narked thus (t. )
hare since pail in part. S.nee the settle•
went the aunt 4113,1 tJ vi has been pa:4l lo
tto the Treasury. leaving in the hands of C4l
- s3,t 75. 'rile Csiunty is free from
Jabs. •
T+ tie Hotnrssl4 144 Judges of Me Cuurt , t 1 CUMINOIS Pleas of Ades*. County.
WE. tho ullerlignod, duly elected Auditors to souk ana adjust the Public Accounts of
" the Treasurer and C.nomissiocers of sai d convey, having been motif" or affirmed
agreeably to law, report the following to he a general oaten:mad,' omid aeootents from the
Bth day of January, A. D., 1851, to the sth day of January, A. D.. I!tsB—both days in
clusive :
J. L Scnicc, Esq., Treasurer, and (2.,rnossromitas, in account with the
County of Adams.
Cash in' hands of Treasurer at last
settlement. 815 90,
Outsteuvling County Tar end Qait
Rents in handi of C.llectors, 5,617 90
'Amount of County Tax and Quit
Rents assessed fur 1857, 20,501 14
Loan from Bank and sundry persons. 2,500 00
Ab atemen t on st a te Qauta for 1857. 634 21
Cash from 11. Thomas, Sheriff, fur
Jury fees and fines for 1A57, 01 01
Dividend from Water C.nuoauy, 24 00
Cash frnui,lo'ph Martin, Gist refunded, 15 00
Cash on Judgment of D. Taylor and
on note at M. P 59 59
Cash front M. Gets on inquest held
' on the body of A. Kitchen, 17 58
Cash from A. Rife,, road damages
' refunded. lO 00
ICa•k front o.lfiers and fl. A. Pick
y ins. Esp... for lunther, 10 25
Ad4itioa4 Tax for 1857, 90 07
exonerated Tsx' from staeolry persons, 10 50
Balance due Treasurer, 519 87
WE, the undersigned, ,Auditors of - the County et Adam% Ponirryfranla. elected and sworn
" in pursuance of law, do Report, that we met, Old smsdi4, settle and adjoin aceordingto
law, the account of the Treasurer and Commissioners of said County, commencing on the
Old' day of January, I fibl, and ending on thelith day or Janaittc.lBsB —both - da' inclusive :
that mid abowass, a. settled shore, and entered of resoniuli Sittle:ucit Book, in the Coin
laissioawnia 464 of Arierms.aranty, ia corm* and that we Awl • balance due J. L. &hick.
Log., Treasurer of Adams County, in eirsb, by said County, of rive Hundred and
Nineteen Dollars and frigtrty-seren Cent. ($519 BT.) and the Outetanding Tages, Sis, Thous
and Seten lloadred and Ninety-niu• DAlars and Ten Cents, ($8.799 10.)
JOHN HAUPTMAN,
CHRISTIAN CASHMAN, Auditors.
ISAAC II ERETER,
Jib. 1
February I, 11458. 4t
New •Court H0U1513.
SEALED Propoaals will be received at th e
Aloe of the Commiseiosere of Attains
county, anti! 3 o'clock, P. M., ea liresekv.
h. 23d day of February accf, hr the erec
tion, in the &rough of Gettysburg, of a new
COURT HOUSE, 50 by SS} feet, two stories
in height, With cupola, &e.
Plans and specifications may be seen at the
Ootnmissioners' Once, on and after Monday,
the lit of February.
'HENRY A. PICKING,
JOSIAH BENNER.
JACOB RAFFENSPERGER,
Attest— Coosmissionsrs
J. M. WALTst, Clerk.
JAn. 2S, 1853.
A Large Supply of Lumber,
PICLUDING eery quality of River Pine.
Ljust received, and for sale, at very low
prices, at the Yard of SHEADS k BUEHLER,
ors the Corner of Washington and Railroad
Streets, jnst in the rear of the "
They have also or hand a large variety of
Plasterina Lathes, Shing/isty Lathes. and
Real Hnsite. (for gimlet' fencing.) which
they will sell low. Orders for any amount
can be promptly tiled. Builders, before per.
chasing elsewhere, will find it to their ad
vantage to examine qualities and prioes.—
Also, • superior, article of B&A , .kvesilh Coal,
at 33 ate. per bushel.
Gettysburg, Jan. 25,1858.
ALL kinds of Cedar and Willow-ware, for
rololow by GILLESPIS b THOMAS.
oton Au
s sad Oonfeedons, Me* sad k s
Fjun mnit ow shy. so be bad et
GMLESPIE & THOMAS.
• 4•111111001. • ••• ••-••••
DR.
EME
17 58
10 00
SC; ,T 9
AUDITORS' REPORT.
DEL
Delta. Cil6
$.3(3,997 06
L CIL
TES CI3IONY thst the toreT,aing State
moi.t of the ll...zeints and Etpsnditures
[se•tiesnihited at the o.li ee of the Treasurer
of said C enty. it a correct and true
corr. as taken from and compared with the
original rein Lining in the Emits in this Offiee,
we have hereunto set our hands and affixed
the seal of raid o.see, at Gettysburg, the sixth
day of Jaaoary, one thourand eight hundred
nod fifty-eight.
/I SNRY A. PICKING,
• JO if All BENNEIL
. JACJd KAFFENIPERGER,
C114,4144119i4er1.
Attest-4. M. Ws unit, Clerk.
11)44 4.
By outstanding r3x for' 1R54, 8 96. 58
" . It'sl, 210 53
.. " i ißid, 423 62
" Quit Rents, 1R56, 178 50
'• On titan ding tax 1817, 5,977 87
" /leg fur 1455, 14S 04
1.
" 184, 709 11
0, 0. 1817, 90 16
" Exoneration* for 1855, 23 09
0 0 1816, 336 .66
i. " . 1857. 21 74
Treasurer... 3 Conainissina, 333906
Diabursesueuts vu Cvuuty orders,.NlMl 20.
• ;:-..,...-:.......;,::
EGSI
I Grand Jury Report.
rpo the Honorable the Judges of the Court of
A
Quarter S.issions of the Peace, in gad for
the County of Adams :
! The Grand Inquest, having visited the
County Prison and the Alms Mune, take
' pleasure in making Report to your Honors,
!that they have found everything in a condi•
tion calculated to leavers favorable impression
on our minds. The new Furnace in the
IPrison seems to work well, and admirably an
( ewers the purpose designed. The prison wall
iwe And insufficient in several places. The
I Prison exhibits evidence of cleanliness and
I proper attention, on the part of the Sheriff
land his family.
At the Alms House, we also found similar
evidepce of devotion to dutv on 'lmpart of the
Steward and his family. 'the buildings and
grounds are in good order and every effort
seems to be made to carry out the bOeficent
purposes of the Institution. It gives us pleas
ure tbds to be able to testify to the good
I management of both Prison and Alma Rouse,
and to tender our acknowledsmenta to both
Sheriffand Steward for their courteoni de
t portment in furnishing us every facility to
examine the department++ under their charge.
Jan. 85. 1858. J. J. KETEIN. Foresees's.
The County Map
'WILL be delivered m the Subscribers in
Idcentpl'eant,Ostbrd, Berwick, Ham i I ton ,
.to.. in *few clays. Those wishing Maps who
have nut subscribed must give me Douce lin
la*liaug.T, es the lass odium' will soon be
printed. & OLDIVEBSE.
Feb. 1, Int Si
(10111EAN & PAXTON hays all the Utast
litylai of Plash, Par, aad Cloth Cap.
OT' V AMY All LE PERSONAL PROPERTY.
—Tile so Isseri bcc, intending to discontioue
farmin4. will ~ fror Pablic Sale, at his mi.
dence. trrilsliorg Milk,' in Liberty town
skip. Adele 4 emttlty,•.! miles west of remit..
burg, Mil., on the W.tynesbnro' Tatupikth on
dlotulay. rkr 15ti day of itsrrh, sea. till f0i
1.," ill: : valuable per.c.nril property, via TEN
HEAD OF ilOl2: 1 1%. 1 4, „r are draught
horsed, of superior nuality—the others are
fine driving horse., well broVen ; 12 Mach
Cows, 1 young Mull, of rare Wood, 20
head of Steers soul Vann; Cattle, 50 - bead of
Hop. Is a which are fat, 33 Shoat sad
Breed Sarn o 32 bead of Sheep; 1 broad-taad
Wagon. with fixtures,. 1 Plantation Wagttd,
3-ineh tread, 1 narrow-tread Wages. 1 ens
horse Wagon, with spring s , 1 log Wa g on, /
two-bone Carriage and harness, 1 Cart, 2
sets of new Hav Carriages, of 'superior "Ma
ture, 2 pair Wood Ladder., 1 Lime Bed, 1
Threshing Machine, (Davenport's Patent.)
1 new NVliimt Fan, Grain Drill, Cutting Box.
H a nd Screen, Corn Sheller, Hors* Bake,
horsepower Hay Pitcher, 2 sets heavy Break
Bands, one pair new, G seta Cruppers, Hone
inv., Blind Bridles, Collars, Halters, 3 Fifth
Chains, 4 sets Spreaders, 3 Log Chains,
Plough Chars. Rough Lock, Ice Cutter, Car
rying Chain, I pair heavy Lock Chains, 30
Cow Chains, large new Jack Screw, 1 Jack
arter and Lever, a number of two and three*
horse Ploughs, double and single Shovel
Ploughs, new hill-side Plough, 3 Harrows, a
variety of Forks, consisting of pitch, bay,
grain and manure Forks, n lot of Rakes, Mat
tocks, Picks, Shovels, Sledges, Corn Hdee,
Grain Cradles, Mowing Scythes, Siokles,with
other farming implements., Also, Corn and
Oats, by. the bushel. Huy by the ton. 2 Scale
Beams and Weights, I Smut Machine,
(Young's patent.) a largo lot of flour-barrel
Staves. Lap Shingles. lot of Locust Posts, le.
Alan, Household and Kitchen Furniture. such
as Tables. Chairs, Clocks, Beds, Bedding and
Bedsteads, Stoves and Pipe, Cupboard",
\Vnul and Spinning Wheels. Kettles, Puts
and Pans, a lot of Bacon, Meat Vessels, a
number of tight Barrels, 2 iron-bound Whis
key Hogsheads of large site, together with e
vent variety of other articles, too numerous
to mention.
Dons. Cta
2`.500
158 89
20.588
421 59
73 97
55 00
ET3
29 17
kir S.tle to commence at 19 o'clock, A. M.,
on said day, and to continue from; day to day
until all is sold. Attendance Risen and terms
, made known by JANIES McDIVIT.
32 37 1 .Ino. 25, 1858. to ,
SKI
171'25
pin subscriber, intending to remove. will
bell at Public Sale, at his residenoe, in
Mountjoy township, Adams county.. three
miles from Gettysburg, on "ff'erfaesday, the
24th day of February nezt, the following
i property, its 1 4 IiORSES, 4 Mulish Cos,
calve two are expected to before the sale ) 1
urham Bull, Young Cattle, and Rip=
narrow-tread threo-horse Wagon. with
Bad, Hay Ladders, Ploughs and Cultivators.
Winnowing Mill, Horse Gears, and other
farming implements. Also, a Sleigh, Grind.
stone, &c.; together with Household and
Kitchen Furniture, such as Cupboards, Bed
steads, Iron Kettles, and other artiohni,• too
numerous to mention.
85 50
73 50
341 49
94T 3l
air-Sale to commence at 10 o'clock. A.M..
on said day, when attendance will be given
and terms made known by
MOSES
_SCR WA.RTZ.-
an. 25, 1858.' is
5W.991
11. and Farm for Sale. •
T WILL sell at Privat•Ssle. my MILL. AND
-A- FARM, situate in Germany township,
Adams county, within one mile and a- half
of the Littlestown Railroad, and when the
Railroad is extended to Taneymwtt it will in
all probability pass close by. The farm con
tains 37i Acres. more or less, 10 to •12 acres
is heavily timbered sod about 10 sores ofised
meadow bottom, the land is mod, oi tha
slats soil and very susceptible of a high state'
of cultivation. Lime sow well airs, it, and
limestone is near by. Poseestion given INS
of April next. GEO. ARNOLD.
Jan. 25, 18.58. et
iiiirJamt&Statile who is In pseudo* d
the pr.Apertfarill show it. -
Valuable Real Estate
AT PRIVATE SALE.—The utidereigaed
Ants at Private 2.1 e, all his Real &tat*
as follows :
1.-3ty late residenoe in Gottobutg;
fronting 30 feet on Cliamberaburgetzeet, with
Brick Dwelling,. Sseble, and other improve. :
manta.
Nu. 2.—10 t adjoining above on the Week
fronting 9 feot on West, with Feeble, Ike. •
No. 3.—Lot adjoining No. 2, froatim 8$
feet on same etreet. with large Coach 151t0p,,
•
and other improvements. •
No. 4.—Lot adjoining No. 3, &Oldies
feet., with dunhle Brick Dwelling, SU*,
Slop, Ice.
No. s.—Lot west of the roandry.
Steam Saw and Grist Mill.
No. 6.—Lot Adjoining No.-5, oonAslii4
abont 3 Ames. '
No. 7.—Three Lots fronting gosh 30 feet
on ebambereburg street.
No. 8.-I,lt in Baltimore street, with Leg
Dwelling, 1e:
No. 9.—Lot northeast of town, containing
about lei Agree,
I.o.—"TiacCof Land in Hlunlibiriban
towiuship, lying un 31arsla creek, containing
L iam plark.oleitreLl and part in first-rate
; - 310.;10t—eisiseh Xstiblishment in Shop.
g,„ Fz i witit good will, Au. The lo
sist" •rnbie one for business, and
ot.der.
t tiOrg it
Jims . good end terms to suit pereba
g
quire of D. A. BUILFILER, EM.,
Get
tiebert. or tho undersigned residing inShep.
hen, Va, U. W. HOFFMAN.
MI
141,,8.--1r not sold by the Ist of March, eh*
above properties will be fur Rent,
Jan. 18, 1858,
rip lIE subscriber, iutssuding to quit fartaiaig.
4 . will sell at Public Sale, at his'residences
on the matt leading from Mcillteeryatosrp to
the York Turupike, about I miles (ruin •tilste
latter, on Thursday, the .sth %/February mil.
the following property, viz: 3 itIORB2B.
Cows and Young Cattle, Three-horse Wagons
II tree Gears, Ploughs and Barrows, Cultivir
tors, Winnowing Mill, 2 Grind Stones, Cow
Chains, Flakes, Forks, tkc. Also, Household
id Kitchen Furniture, such as Tables.
Chairs, Bureau, Stoves, Bedsteads and Bed.
ding. Chesty, Shot lion, and many other *r.
ticks. vs, numerous to mention.
air Sate to COMLLICUCti al 10 o'uloek, A. M..,
on said day, when attendance will be giveu
sod term. made known by .
Jan. IR, 13.58. is
THE third account of &smelt, 1.01114 Co
inittee of licsay LOUR. (Lialtita4t)
been tiled in the Curt of Common Pleai-14
Adams twenty, and will be confreased
said Wirt on Taesclay, the 23d day qf Faionrc
ary unless cause he shown to the outer.
trary. .JACOB BUSHEY, Pittfey.
Jan. 18,11558. 4t
('LOVES !—Ladies' and Gents' dark, light
and blank Kid Gloves of alt
Also, Silk,- Cotton, Worsted, .141 i. 40047
Buck Gloves, can bo found at the cheap dry
Roods store Of 8. It &IL 11. krninMe R. '
COMFORTS ISCARES.--Issdiew &I WO.***
will do well by calling and suisaiß4C
the splendid assortment of worsted sae'
*cliental Seszfa at the cheap mint et•
H. S. & K. H. biIIiNIGIL
plp len EMBROIDERIES.—A hap *44
heautifulassortment of riabirenoh work
ed Collars, and many other new and "oilier*.
able goods, just received and farailiki, latOA
prime at IL 8. JD .8.11,41118124/804m1;
Ting EltetrifilD.--A butioA;
V sad a nblosahed Siserfivir •
all °P 11 .0. 11 *stair • to--
• AIL lit
00BEAN hams OW Ilike011;.
NI Winter sty', its alilk
Public Sale
Public) Sal&
Public Sale.
Ell A .1 4 : CEt GOLDIN.
Notice.