.
very Deitrable Iteii Estate,
TN THE TOWN OF NIINIT)31111td, ND., AT
1 PRIVATI BALZ.-4 foe eAaster for a Coe.
fectirmser.—Ttie rubseriber,intendiug to rem uve
frost Buttuitsbwrg, ofen that very Desirable
Passi..sty on the South-weeteorner of the Pub
lic Bqustre, at private sale, consisting of a LOT
OF GROUiD, fronting 30 feet on Main stieet.
'with a depth of 150 feet along the Frederick
road, with alO feet *lle, on the south. The
improvements are a Two-story t
BRICK HOU.SP., nearly new, with t /111
t Basement, kitchen, Ice-house,
and one of the finest wells of water
in the town, with a good pump. he front
building is 30 be 40 feet, the kitchen 14 by 17
feet. The lower story is divided into a fine
Hall, large Store Room. and Refreshment Sa
loon. The second story is divided tutu 4 con
venient Sleeping /Looms, with a good wide-pas
sage; all the rooms are fine and airy, being of
a very good height. It is second to no other
house is the place for any kind of public busi
ness, being In the heart of town, where nearly
all the business is done. Any person wishing
to engage in any ptblic business, and particu
larly a confectioner. the subscriber having fol
lowed that business with success for more
that 12 years, would do well to avail them
selves alf this ouportainity. The basement
could be rented out for a Restaurant. at from
*4O to $5O per annum. Persons wishing to see
the property. can call on the subscriber or for
any other information inquire by mail, which
will be cheerfully giN en by addressing
FRANCIS X. DECKELLNAYER,
July 30,1800. 3t Esnawabstry, Md.
Public Sale.
THE subscriber. Ejecutor of Joni Htyag,
deceased, will sela at Puttlie Sale. at the
late residence of said deceased, a quarter of a
mile west of Heidlersburg, in Adams county,
on ?ruddy, Lke list day of Angrixt next, the fol
lowing Personal Property. Tie: HARE AND
COLT, a good young Work Hone, Cows,
Sheep, Hoge. Wagon, 2 Buggies, Plough and
Harrow, Corn Fork, Shovel Plough, Hay Car
riage, Horse Gears. set of Harness, Winnowing
Mill, Cutting Box, Forks, Rakes, Single and
Double-trees, and other farming utensils. Hay
and Straw by Oslo Ton. and Corn in the Groun d.
mar Also, Household and Kitchen Furniture,
inch as Tables. Chairs, Cupboards, Beds and
Bedsteads. Carpeting, Clock, Cook Store and
Pipe, Qaeensware, Copper tad Iron. Kentles,
Tabs. Barrels, and man, other articles.
idirdale to commence at 9 o'clock, A. IC, on
said day, when attendance will be given and
terms made known by JOHN IL kiIiCILSH,
Ja ly 311., 1160. te &testa.
surAt the same time and place, will be of
fered, A TRACT OF LAND, late the property
of John Hersh, deceased, within a quarter of a
mile of Heidlersbarg, Adams county, adjoin
ing lands of George E. Starry, John Delap,
Uriah Wagner Augustus Dietrich, and others,
containing 3of Acres, with • two story
Roughcast HOUSE, frame Baru, Corn [HI
Crib sad Wagon Shed. a first-rate Or
chard, and a Well of Water, thereon. Persons
wishing to view it will please call on the
premise. JOHN L HERSH,
Agent for the Widow, Lydia Hersh
Joky 341, 11160.
A Valuable Farm
T PUBLIC SALE.—The subsceibers, Ex
ecutors of the but will and testament of
oaa ETLIM, deceased, will ogler at Public
Sale, on the premises, en Saturday, the BtA day
of Sepiaaber acre, the following valuable Real
Estate, via: A FARM, situate in Cumberland
township, Adams county, Pa., adjoining lands
of Henry Mute, David Horner, William Walk
er, and others, coatathing 171 Acres, more or
less, with plenty of meadow and timber. The
improvements consist of a large
two-story BRICK HOUSB, Beak 1111
Barn Wagon Shed, Cora Crib,'
Smoke House, Hog Pen, two wells
of excellent water, one at the house anr the
other at the barn, with a pumpin each, a good
Apple Orchard, with a Taristy of other fruit
trees, such as peach, cherry and plum. Also,
A TK2iANT IioUSK, Smith Shop, Stable, weU
of water, he.
alii — The tract will be Offered in two puts,
one containing abunt 100 acres, with the prin
cipal buildings; the other about 71 acres, with
the tenant house and blacksmith shop. The
proportions of timber and meadow to each are
fair. if not sold in two parts, the farm will be
vtfered in one tract.
00•• Persons wishing to view the property
will call on either of the Executors, the first
owned residing thereon, and the last-named
within oae and a half miles.
affirSale to mime t 1 o'clock, P. IL, on
said day, when a will be given and
terns tale known by.
HENRY EYLER,
JESSE SLIERERTZ,
Executors
July 20, 1860. Is
A Valuable Farm
AT Prauc SALE.—WiII be offered et Pair
lie Sale, ea the premises, as Sesha-siay, the
teltay of Septa:abet neert,-A. GOOD FARM. situate
in Butler township, Adams county, adjoining
lands of the heirs of Wx. G• 1-11114.1711, deceased,
Henry Lower, George Weaver, and bounded on
the west by Great Conowago, containing 100
Acrei, more or less, consisting of up-land and
meadow, with a due proportion of timber.—
The buildings are a good Two
story
.„
LOG HOUSE, with Stone
Back-building attached, Log Barn,
with other out-nousea. There is
„: - -
en Orchard of bearing Apple trees. Peach trees,
.fr.c. The land is in a good state of cultivation.
There is a quarry of excellent Sand Stone on
the premises. This farm is situated on Cono
wago creek, yet never h‘is any of the land been
overflown by it, which is a great advantage
this farm has over others aloug that stream.
ler Persons wishing to view the property
will call either on Jacob Dietrick, residing on
the premises, or on Henry Wertz, in Straban
township. The latter named will make the
tarsus known on day of sale.
Srßale to commence at 1 o'clock, P. M.
MARGARET GALBRAITH
July 30, 1860. U
Desirable Farm
AT PUBLIC SALE.—WiII be offered 'at
Publie Sale, on Saturday, tAe 18tA day of
Aosforot next, at 1 o'clock. P. M., on the premises,
.A Flatit, situated in Cumberland township,
Adams county, on the road leading from the
Petlich Orthar 1 to the White Church, 3 miles
south- east of Gettysburg, containing 170 Acres,
more or less, of which about 140 Acres are
cleared—very nearly all limed within the last
year or two. The improvements are
a large Two-story and a half BRICK 7 -
HOUSE, also, a story and a half Brick ;
Hoese near the same; a large Stone
Bank Barn; a well of water at the house, and
one at the barn, and two never-failing springs
atwitter; a Smoke-house, Hog-pen, Corn-house,
ke..„ all new and in good order ; also, a large
Orchard, of choice Apples, Peaches, Cherries,
Plains, Am, of which about 100 are young thrir.
lag Apple -trees. The whole Farm is under
good Chestnut fence.
gliTerms made known on day of sale by
ISAAC T. SCHRIVER.
July 30, isso. is
To Teacher&
Board of School Directors of Straban
District will meet at the house of JACOB
si t in B enters town. on Sererday, t 4 1 Itk
District
of Avast set, at 121 o'clock, for the purpose
of appointiag Teachers to take charge of the
Schools is wad district. The County School
Saperiatendent will bepresent to examine ap
plicants. By order of the Board, .
JOHN WERTZ, Seey.
July 30, 1860. td
Note&
;SOTICE is hereby gives that sti application
Lae bees made to tie* Court. of Comae%
e in sad for the oonaty of Adams, to great
a charter of laeorperatioa to as Association of
persams, ander the same, style sad title, 4, Jfewat Corned Cemetery '.deneo
town, sad that if ao sufficient teases
the
slit'tee the contrary, the said Court, at the
slit tam, to Wit, the thud Yeas, eJ Atypuit.
nest, (18 6 0,) will decree end declare that the
personal so alsocisted shall beams cad be a
or body politic, aecordiag la the
sift oodektoke is ea %Amite et
mid* set Anti andMS duly fled In said Coned.
• By Ihn Coast,
JA
Protiiiierireooack. CMOII-.( UT, Prodey.
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VF l6 o4iiitkike9r4e. 111 1 41 6 t;
Galin. • • . - k BRO.
Xt Washington College,
VOR Yorsa LADIF.B.
Tamil" ref tbralinail mai histrudion.
C 7-. GF.O. LEWIS STALEY, A. U. PRISCIPAL
INTILLSMAL rau.osoral , I Cali/MIAS ETHICS:
JNO. A. PETERS, A. B. Vies PioxctrAL
LATIN, GA.TRZALATICII AND RILLUI LiTTRILS
(To 14 filled dorm" Ad yaw.)
!UNCIAL lICIRICL.
Papp. HENRY SCHWING.
ORGAN, PIANO AND VOCAL NUNIC.
Pao►. NICHOLAS TILLMAN,
PIANO AND GrI?Al.
lIAD'LLE MATTAT,
rizsce LANOCAGN a ziesitalocar.
ki-i,MCEL PICKERING, Edv.,
DIKAVFINO • OIL Y*UTIIIO.
Miss M. ELIZABETH PETTIBONE,
ALSOBTAXT TILACREI Or r•rltcyATlCr
Muss M. VIRGINIA rHITLOCKE,
ZNOLIIIIS BIANCHI/I.
The Principal takes this method, in advance
of the annual Catalogue and Circular, of an
nouncing that the fifth year of this Institution
will begin on the l'eat Widneaday of Sopiewsber
next. lie desires to assure the friends and pa
trons of the College that the same earnest de
votion to the work of Female Education which
has marked its history thus far, will continue
to characterize the operations of the School;
and that no pains or expense will be spared to
make it all that could be desired both as •
Literary Institution and as a Christian home
for those entrusted to its cars.
The College Ethfice and Grounds.—The location
of the Cotiege, on the Northern Central Rail
road. its miles from Baluniore, has been select
ed as one of the must desirable in the State.—
The grounds include tweety-one acres of excel
teat land. and us oramented with a beautiful
woodland of several acres, in the midst of which,
on an elevated and highly desirable site, is lo
cated the College edifice, four stories is height.
The building is coastmeted of brick, octagonal
in form, 200 feet in circumference, encircled by
wide and beautiful vernadaha—has ample se ,
consmodations for one hundred boarders, sad
presents a very striking sad imposing appear
ance. The location is highly salubrious and
picturesque, and conissuids a delightful view of
the surrounding country.
The internal arrange are complete, and
areal)that could be There are thirty
two rooms in all, eight of which are very spaci
ous. Is the tank loft are two reservoirs, with
a capacity of 3,000 gallons ; and from these, the
Kitchen, Lastadry,-Batb-rooms, and ttie-Chatn
here, Dormitories and Stair-landings, are
akandantly supplied with pare water. All the
allartments are provided with registers for
ventilation, and the admission of warm air, in
the winter season, from large brick furnaces.—
The Gas arranrments are also complete. The
building throughout, is tarnished ins very neat
and attractive style, and the Principal is satis
fied that parents and guardians will be highly
pleased with the entire arrangements of the
College.
Objets end CU:meter of W Sekool.—liennt
Washington College affords to 14 pupils, ample
means and appliances, for thorough physi
cal and intellectual training, with all the
advantages and surroundings of a Christian
family.
Provision is made for physical education, in
the daily practice of calisthenic exercises, the
Tahiti of which has been seen, in the improved
health and fuller muscular development of the
pupils of the College. The verandahs and ex
tensive grounds, laid oat in beautiful walks,
furnish both the invitation and opportunity for
healthful recreation in the open air.
As regards intellectual culture, it is believed
that the coarse of study and methods of in
struetion, adopted at mount Washington, are,
to say the least, equal to those of the best
schools in the cottn. The studies In which
its pupils are eagitir, with the free oral teach
ings that accompany each recitation, and jbe
frequent deliiery of formal lectures on acM
tific or literary subjects, with choice readings
from the Classic poets and prose writer, of the
English language, combine most favorably, to
produce the best form of true womanly culti
vation.
In this connection, it is deemed proper to
mention, as one of the great advantages of the
Institution, and as materially affecting its
character and contributing greatly to the suc
cessful accomplishment of its objects, that it is
&relatively • Boorrdis, School, and that so pupils are
admitted, bet nut as are, is foil, inanhers of Me
Colter Fas& y.
A course has been established for resident
graduates, who may desire to prosecute their
btudies beyond the regular curriculum. Be
sides the study of the text books mentioned,
they will prosecute a systematic course of read
ing, and will bare the advantage of special
lectures.
The College is tarnished with complete ap
paratus for illustration in the departments of
Chemistry and Natural Philosophy; and the
public may rest assured that whatever may be
necestary, from tins* to time, to keep pace with
the progress of the age, will be brought into
the Bevies of the College.
ClirtNut fieserrotion.--The religious teachings
of the College contemplate a thorough and
harmonious acquaintance with the fundamental
facts and truths of Christianity,. u taught
clearly in the Scriptures, and which rise above
all mere sectarianism, to that higher ueity of
the Divine Life, in which " thane is neither Jew
nor Greek, for all are one in Christ,Jes4"
The entire character of the religious training
of the College is eminently Christina without
being sectarian--and while no pains 'slit be
spared to impart a practical knowledge the
Christian Religion, parents and, guardians may
rest assured, that no attempt will be made to
interfere with the particular denominational
relations of the pupils.
ItERMS. •
For tie entire ENGLISH COURSE, including
Latin and Greek, Boird, Famished Room,
Fuel, Light and Washing, tar -43001aatio
Year, $2OO 00
ZITal CEIRGIU
Instruction on the Piano or
Guitar, including Got use
of the instrument, $l6 00 per Quarter.
Instruction on the Organ, 30 00 "
Vocal Music,(separate les'as,)ls 00
" O n claasee,) 500 "
Modern Langnagns, each 8 00 "
Oil Painting, (exclusive of
materials,) 10 00
Drawing, and Painting in
Water Colors, each 6 00 "
Ornamental Needlework, 6 00 "
Smtioneryfor, ScAeolßoom nor, 1 60 "
Diploma fee $5 00.
Sir Where it would be prejcrred, • special
arrangement can be made in aZvance, that will
secure to the pupil the privilege of the entire
course including all the extra branches.
The bills for each half session are to be paid
in advance, and a deposit mast be made to cover
the expense of books and materials for Painting,
Drawing and Needle Work, etc.. where it is
desired that these should be furnished by the
Institution.
New Pupils are charged only from the date of
their entrance into the School, but the engage
ment, is, in all cues, for a year, unless a dis
tinct arrangement is made for a shorter time.
No abatement will be made in the case of old
pupils who stay away atter the opening of the
session, or of such as may be absent from the
College during the year. unless such absence
be caused by serious sickness.
Pupils who remain at the College during the
Vacation will be charged for Boarding and
Washing, $4.25 per week.
For admission, additional particulars, /Se.,
address, Rte . . GEO. LEWIS STALEY,
Mount Washington, Baltimore eo., Yd.
Refer to Rev.?. P. Bucher, Gettysburg.
Dr. Gerhart, Lancaster.
Joshua )(otter, Esq., Emmitsburg.
Lewis blotter, Esq., it
George %sore, Esq., Waynesboro'.
July 30, 1860. 41t
Notice.
TOE HUSH'S IBTATll.—Lettere trus
ty amiallimy oe the estate of John Hersh,
Late of T township, Adam county, Pc,
dsoasrehaviag Week granted to the soder
sigaimi, reekliag Is Koestplessaat towaship, he
hereby gives Natio* to all peruses indebted to
said egad, to make immediate mama., and
these Mariam claims against the ease to pre
seal them ply iussheatioesed for settle
mat.• JOHN lit HERSH,
July lib MO. ft Zzewoor.
z are narsestad te ammonite Just
SYYSILEt, of Huntington township, as a
A
fee Consusioner, *object to the de
cision of the Democratic °wary Convention.
July isda. ten
Public Sale
1 /AP A VALUAIIig FARIIi.—The sobscribcts.
I_, &mentors of the last will sad testament of
Ggoses W , Br., deceased, will over at
Public Ssle, oa the premises, ea Wedisesday. the
SrA day of September new, the following valuable
' Real Estate, viz :
A FAELliasitnate is :itrabein toirn ,, hip, Adame
county, adjoining lands of Wm. Wilde, solo
won Welty, and others, containing IG ) Acres,
more or les+, improved with a Two-stury
Dwelling house, Bank Barn, Corn Crib Effy,
and Wagon Shed, Carriage !louse, a
well of water at the door and • spring near
by. an Apple Orchard, and other fruit There
are due proportions of meadow and woodland.
Persons wishine, to view the property are re
treated to rail on either of toe
rtMle to commence at 1 o'clock, P M.,
on said day, when attendance will be given and
terms made known by
HENRY A. PICKING,
J M. WALTER,
July 30, 1840. t®
Public Sale
OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.—The sub
scriber, Executor of the last will and tes
tament of Pares MORITZ, deceased, will offer at
'Public Sale. on the premise+, on 7'weaday, the 71,4
day of August next. the following highly valua
ble Real Estate of said deceased, viz:
A FARM, situate in Reading township, Adams
county, adjoining lands ofJohn A. Dicks, Jacob
Hanes, Levi Chronister, and town lots of Dr. C.
Blish, of Hampton. and others, containing 134
Acres and 53 Perches. neat measure, about 40
acres of which are hrst rate Timber-land, with
a proper proportion of Meadow.
The improvements area large two- . II
story Frame . and Lhg Weather- .
boarded Dwelling HOUSE, ler
Barn, with pine shingle roof on, orn Lnb,
'Spring House, with a neverfailing spring ad
joining it, and excellent springs of water near
the door of the dwelling; a choice Apple Or
-1 chard, with a variety of other fruit, such as
1 Peaches, Cherries, Plums, arc.
• The tract has been partly well limed. and is
in a high state of cultivation and under good
fencing. The land is weH watered. The
neighborhood is a pleasant one, with Churches,
School-houses, Stores, Mills, and Mechanic
Shops convenient. '
This tract can be conveniently divided Into
several tracts and will be offered separately
and together. The part No. 1, with the build
, ings, will contain 60 Acres, more or less, and
the residue will be offered to suit purchasers.
The opportunitylo purchase property so desir
, able is rarely offered and the attention of those
iii4hing to invest is called to it.
Periwig desiring to view the property are
requested to call on the Executor, residing
thereon. A clear title and possession will be
given on the first of April next.
!`Sale to commence at 1 o'clock, P. 11., on
Raid .day, when attendance will be given and
' terms made known by JOHN MORITZ,
July 33, 1860. is Etitelladr.
Register's Notice.
ii.OIFICE is hereby given to all legatees and
other persons concerned that the Adu2:3-
stration accounts hereinafter mentioned will
be presented at the Orphan's C3urt of Adams
county for confirmation and allowance, on
ifiaday, the 204 of Asopist next, at lu o'clock,
A. M., vie:
:03. The tint account of John Klinepeter
and Frederick Klinepeter, Administrators of
rederick Klinepeter, deceaPed.
204. The first account of knish W. Orr. Ad
minfitrator of the estate of William Urr, det'd.
20"... The first and final account of Lome E.
Pierson - , Administrator of the estate of Martha
Pierson. of Huntington township, deceased.
20q. The account of Samuel Wiest and Sam
uel Wolf, Adminisiestors of the estate of Jacob
Wolf, deceased.
20. The account of Samuel Overholtxer,
Executor of Lucy A. ()reamUser, late of Read
ing township, deceased.
248. The account of Peter Weirieb, Executor
of the last will and testament of Jacciti
late of Germany township, deceased.
wog. The firet and final accouut of Maj. John
Mus-elmen, Administrator of the estate of
Charlotte R. Johnston, deceased.
21 U. The second and final account of Freder
ick U. Hoffman, Administrator of the estate of
Martin Carbaugh, Sr., late of Franklin town
ship, deceased.
211. The second account of Michael A. Single,
one of the surviving Executors of the last will
and testament of Michael Slagle, deceased, set
tled by Col. David M. Myers, Administrator of
the estate of the said Michael AA:Magic, dec'd.
212. The third and Anal account of William
D. IlinteA and Alexander S. !limes, Executors of
the last will and testament of Geo. Hisses, dec'd.
213. The first and final account ofJohn Pick
ing, Administrator of the estate of George
Schwartz, late of Hamilton township, deceased.
214. The first and anal account of Philip
Sweeney, acting Executor of the last will and
testameut of Hugh Sweeney.
ZACHARIAS MYERS, Reiisier.
Register's Office, Gettys
burg, July 23, 18110.
Notice.
MITE undersigned, Auditor appointed by the
Court of Common Pleas of Adams county,
to distribute the balance remaining in the
bands of Jsroa, MO3l/014? and JOBS F. FELTT,
Hems., Assignees of Davao 3110111,01111, tinder a
deed of voluntary assignment for tie benefit of
creditors, hereby gives notice to all persons
having claims against said estate, that be will
sit in the discharge of the duties of his appoint
ment, at Ms oleo In t h e Boroagh of Gettys
burg, as Toreaday, the t ltA day at Akira next,
at 141 o'clock, A. M., of said day, to make dis
tributiun among the parties entitled thereto.
WIL A. DUNCAN, Assdaor.
July 23, 1860. 31
Notice.
'DETER LITTLE'S ESTATE.—L e tters testa
mentary on the estate of Peter Little,
late of Conowago township, Adams county,
deceased, having been granted to the under
signed, residing in the same township, they h as
by give notice to all persons indebted to said
estate to make immediate payment, and those
having claims against the same to present them
properly authenticated for setUetuent.
JACOB LITTLE,
JACOB ADAMS,
July 23, 1860. 6t* Ereculort.
Notice.
ParARBARA SPANGLER'S ESTATE.—Let
ters of administration on the estate of
bars Spangler, late of Mountjoy township,
Adams county, deceased, having been grant
ed to the undersigneJ, residing near Taney
town, Carroll county, Md., he hereby gives no
tice to all persons indebted to said estate to
make immediate payment, and those having
claims against the same to present them proper
ly authenticated for settlement.
JONAS SPANGLER, Agin's.
Ail! 23, 1860. 6t
New Livery
T,ISTABLISIIMENT.—The subscriber
having parehased the LIVERY
bTABLES Of CHAS. M. TAT!, deceased, on
Chambersburg street, a few doors west of the
Eagle Hotel, he respectfully annonnees to the
public that it is his intention to continue the
business at the same place, and will be prepared
to accommodate all with anything la his line,
on reasonable terms. Horses, fiuggies, Coaches,
Hacks, Ate., always in readiness. (live me a call
larAlso, in connection with my Livery, I
will carry on the Blacksmithing business in all
its branches et the shop on the corner of Wash
ington and Railroad streets, where those wish
ing anything in that line can always be ac
commodated. SAMUEL IiEftBST.
July 23, IBM
Pamphlet Laws.
FPLIB Pamphlet Laws of the last session of the
Legislator, of Pennsylvania, have been re
ceived at my office , is Clettysintrg, e t nd are
ready for distribution to those entitled to re
oeive them. JACOB BUSHEY, Proth'y.
July ZS, 1860. St
Notice.
Tim first and Seal account *limo SIIITDIIII,
Committee of assay Ours, (a lunatic) ha
been Sled in the Court of Common Pleas of
Adams county, and will be confirmed by the
said Court, se Lie 204 Sy of Myra Mt, unless
cause be shows to the seatrary.
JACOB BUSHEY, Netfi'i.
July 23, 1640. td• .
ALARGE reriety orfarley sod plaie Oval
Gilded Primes shear as bead at lb,
eacelsior Gallery. ITBOII - 71i NW.
TN pursuance of sundry *rite of Veteditioni
1 Erpowas and I;eri Foods. issued oat of the
Court cf Common Pleads( Adams county, Pa.,
and is use directed, will be exposed to Pub
lic Sale, nt the Court.biinee. in Gettpeborp.
on Rowrday, the I ith day of August Joey, at 1
o clock. P. IL, the following described Real
F.ttitie. eta!
A TRACT OF LAND. containing VlStit Acres,
more or less, situate in Hamiltonban township,
Adams county. adjoining lands of Santord
Shroeder. Christian MllElellnall, and others,
r ,.
Improred with a two-story LO'_llloCsE,
..1
(roughcast.) with a one-story Log Build- ti
tog attached. a Stone Bank Barn, South II
Shop, Spring House, with sprung of eater.
Smoke House, two Orchards of fruit trees, and
other improvements Setted and taken in e.x
ecution as the property of S C. WALKER.
A TRACT OF L ~ NO, containing 70 Acres.
more or less, sitirste in Mountpleusant town.-
, ship. Ailtinti county. adjoining lands of lictir
IJ. Bernier, John Shuiltr.. Cr,' titer, and
r i others , improved with it I.w n. story LOG
HOUSE:,HOUSE:, a one and a half story Log „q
I Building attached. a Log Wasii and 0
Smoke House. a Bank Barn, with Wagon shed
I and Corn Crub attached. an Orchard of fruit
I trees, a well of water. kc —Seized and taken in
' execution as the property of Er•st sq. GoLuzz
A TRACT OF LAND, containing G Acreg,
I more or less, situate in Niountiny townThip.
Adams county, adjoining lands of John Bush
( man, Peter Baker, John Black, and others,
i improved with a one and a half story 0—
FRAME HOUSE, a one-story Frame IF
Building attached, a. Bank Barn, part log #•••
and part frame, an Orchard of fruit trees, a
well of water, It. Seized and taken in exe
cution as the property of WILLIAM REAM
1 The interest of Margaret Nate and William
`?pace in A TRACT OF LAND, containing 13
lipwAcres, more or less, situatein Mountpleasant
township, Adams county, adjoining lands of
Mien H. Lott, Esq., George Nate, and others,
improved with a one story LOG HOUSE, •
' Log Stable, a well of water, an Orchard : iff
Rxamiors
of fruit trees, /h.. Seised and taken in
execution as the estate of MAaa►aat Nao■ •a
Wittian K►Ca. *
A TRACT OF LAND, coptaining 1200 Acres,
more or less, situate in Franklin township,
Adams county, adjoining lands of Robert
Bleakney, Charles Stewart, and others, im
proved with a two-story Weatherbosrded
House, with a one-story Stone Back- gi
building attached, Bank Barn, Wagon if
Shed and Corn Crib, Spring House, with spring
of water, Saw Mill, Shingle Mill, Orchard of
fruit trees, ke. Seized and taken in execution
as the property of CHABLII McKszascr, SAM
cm, Mcßesaicz and JANIS Nati:silica.
TWO LOTS OP GROUND, situate on the
Public Square, in the town of New Oxford,
Adams county, adjoining lots of Joseph S. OM,
George Hersh, and others, improved with a
large two-story HOUSE, part stone and ,
part frame, with a twosstory Brick Back
building
ig
attached, a Brick Stable, a
Frame Stable, Smoke Home, two I/ ells of water,
at ii other improvements—long known as Miley's
Tavern Stand, and rendered a better stand than
ever by the Gettysburg Railroad passing thro'
that pkgr. Seized and taken in execution as
the pro rty of Grottos F. BICCICER.
At the same time and place, by virtue of
sundry writs of Loins Pireuu, the following
described Real Estate, viz:
A LOT OF GROUND, situate on the east side
of Washington street, north of North street, in
the borough of Gettysburg, Adams county, ad
joining lots of Peter Thorn, Wm. Steinour,and
others, Improved with a two-story Brick
Dwelling HOUSE, well of water, to.— fin
Seized and taken in execution as the
property of WILLIAM IIEtLICIIMI, JACOII HULICK
ma and Lewis lititicara.
A TRACT OF LAND, containing C6Arree.
more or less. situate in Latintore t hip,
Adams county. adjoining lends of J. Myers.
Vin. F. Bonner, Phu be l'ierson and Michael
Stambaugh, improved with a two-
Beery Frame Weatherboarded
a log Barn with fr.tme sheds attached, LI
Spring House, with spring of water, •
orchard, ko. Seised and taken in execution se
the property of AssmeeY M. Uric
Sheriff's Office, Gettysburg, July 23, '6O.
ardr`Ten per cent. of the purchane mousy upon
all sales by the Sheriff mipt be paid over im
medintely after the property is struck down, and
on failure to comply therewith, the property will
again be put up for sale.
mir-We are requested to state that the
property advertised to be sold by the Sheriff on
the 11th of August next, ne de property of S.
C. WI Lisa, it not sold for cash, will be offered
on time, or on terms to suit purchasers.
PROPERTY.—The subscriber
V will sell nt Private sale, that VALUABLE
TItACT OF LAND. known as the "Blake Farm,"
situate in Rending township, Ad.uns county.
adjoining the town of Hampton, and lying along
the Conowago creek. The Farts well
improved, the land' in a good state of Ns
cultivation, and has been recently limed.
The access to it, location of it, and its facilities
of farming, are the very best.
It will be sold entire, or divided to suit pur
chasers. Persons wishing to view said proper
ty, can do so by e.tlllog on JOHN Brans, residing
on it, and persons desirous of purchasing will
call on the undersigned.
July fa 3, 1860. tf
Valuable Property
Fertoß SALL—The undersigned, Trustee to
sell a TRACT OF LAND, belonging to
ain heirs of Jacos If trioonrr, deceased, will
expose to Public Sale, on Sawrifise, de Bth dap
of September, 1880, that TRACT OF LAND, lying
along Rock creek, in Hamilton townsb ip, Fran k
lin county, Pa.,B dies south west of Chem
bersburg. and miles south east of St.Tbotnas,
adjoining lands of Wm. Armstrong, Jacob Pick
ing, sad others, containing 163 Acres,
more or
less; 30 or 40 acres are good Meadow Lind.
The improvements are a Two-story
LOG HOU/38, Log Bars, and other
oat-buildings. There is an Orchard Etitj
attached to the farts. There is also
a seat for a Saw MILL or this property.
The above property is at present occupied by
Mr. Peter Albert. W. A. DUN CAN,
July 23, ISdO. ta Trustee.
House and Lot
ArrT PUBLIC SALE.—The subscribers. Ex
ecutors of the last wilt and testament of
AT
Urns, deceased, will ofTwo at Public
Sale, on the premises, on Saturday, aw 23d day
of September tuna, the Real Estate of said de
ceased, consisting of A HOUSE AND LOT,
situated in Brushtown, Conowago township,
Adams county, adjoining John Rite. Da
vid Bmyser, and others. The HOUSE Elp„
is a one and a halt story Log, and the
lot contains nearly 3 Acres. There is an ex
cellent well of water and a tir:t rate Apple or
chard on the premises.
(`Persons wishing to view the property
are requested to call on either of the Executors,
114/"Sale to commence at I o'clock, P. M., on
said day, when atiandance will be given and
terms made known by JACOB LITTLE,
JACOB ADAMS,
July 23,180. 3t.• Executors.
OTICE is hereby given that an application
has been made to the Court of Ootemee
leas, In and for the County of Adams, to grant.
a Charter of Incorporation to an Association of
Persons under the name, style and title of the
"CITIZENS' BAND OF GETTYSBURG," and
that if no sufficient reason be shown to the con
trary, the said Court at the next term, to wit :
ea the 34 Naelsy of Asysist, 1860, will decree
and declare that the persons so associated shall
become and be a corporation or body politic an.-
cording to the articles and conditions In an in
strument of writing set forth and duly filed in
the office of the Prothonotary of the said Conn.
By the Court, JACOB BUSHEY, Proul'y.
July 23, 1860. St
Fanners,. Carpenters, &e.
pu4?TEND TO YOUR INTERESTS
undersigned would respectfully ieform the
le, and the damns of Gettysburg and vi
cinity particularly, that they are preparsg t o
furnish wat persons who contemplate building
houses, Isms, in., with materials required for
said buildings, rash as LOTUS, LAMM),
SHINGLIIII, BOARDS, sad all HlldifY 1111-
BIM for building. _
Alio, POSTS, RAILS, kr., pontinnally on
hand, sad apes low term ►or
PLANK Jt SrAKOLEIL
Arendterille, June 18, 1860. 3m
Shegiff's Sales.
ISAAC LIGHTNER. Sherif.
Private Sale.
Ir. A. DVNCAN.
Gettysburg
Notice.
•
Orpfuini court Side. - I Shetifftdty.
Jig pursuance of an Order of the Orphan's 1 THE YOTERS OF ADAMS COUNTY:—
Court Of Adios county, will be offered at , 11°1'0km-chisel" :—. lt the I ttlree'h "licit*"
blic Sale, on the premises, on seaupday, m e 1 tion of natnerods friends, I offer myself as a
1 stA day of August next, the Real Estate of Joys , candidate fur the offiee of SHERIFF, at the next
Runs, deceased, late of Monutpleasant township, I election. subject to the decision of the Demo
in said county, consisting of A TRACT OF I cratic County Convention. Should 1 be so
LANII situate in said township, adjoining., fortunate as to be nominated and elected, 1
lands of John Legore, Eghert Eckert, Peter shall endeavor to discharge the duties cf the
Lawrence. and others, containing 23 Acres, office faithfully and impartially.
.
more or less. The improvements • . GEURGIi BUSHMAN.
' '
are a One and a Half Store LOG UV _Cumberland tp., March 19, 1860. to
HOUSF., Log Barn, with a Well of ....'4, Sheriffalty.
4 .
Water near the door of the hgnse..
'
0 THE VOTERS OF ADAMS C 3UNTY.—
There is also a Spring of Water on the land, '
T Fellow,mtitens:—At the earntst solieitn
with an Orchard of Fruit Trees.
luou of numerous friends, I offer tiljaelf as a
barThcre is a portion of the tra-t in Tim- -- •
" i candidate for the office of SHERIFF, at the next
her. end a sufficieney of Meadow.
leleetion subject to the decision of the Demo
illeir-Sale to commence at 1 o'clock, P. M ,on ; creak County
Convention. Should I be so
s kid ,lay, when attendance u ill be given and : fortunate as to be nominated and elected. I
terms made known by
( shalt endeavor to discharge the duties of the
PETER MEM:BEHR, Adat'r.
.
$ office faithfully and itnpurtmllv.
BY the ('Dort—ll. G. Woty , Clerk. JACoil TROX EL,
stiar..tt the above time and place will be sold
Gettvehurg, March 26. 1t..60. to
a quanta . ) of WHEAT I
and RYE in the sheaf. -- ' -
sherifraity - , -- -
` July IG, 1800. is
-- - -- ---
Chesnut Timber Land
AT PRIVATE. SALE.—The undersigned,
Agent fur J•NII and NANCY BOYD, Offell
tit Private Sale, A TRACT OF CIIF.S.NUT TIM
BER LAND, containing WO Acres, situate in
Menallen township, Adams county, adjoining
lands of Andrew Bittinger, Charles Stewart,
(fortucrly lloyd's,) and others. The tract is
well co%ered with thriving Chesnut timber.
If not sold at private sale previous to Duos
day, the 9th day of August next, it will afterwards
be laid out in lots and sold at public outcry.
airPersonl wieling to view the land are
requested to call on the undersigned, residing
Midell's Mill, in Menallen township.
JACOB SANDIA', Agent.
July 16, 18GO. St*
Public Sale.
THE subscriber, desirous of moving to the
South. will offer at Pnblic Sale, on the
premises, his desirable FARM, oa the 111 A of
Aloud sew, at 1 o'clock, P.M., situate in Butler
township, Adams county, Pa., 8) miles north
of Gettysburg, on the old and direct road to
Carlisle (near Bender's church.) It contains
134 ACRES—about 25 acres are covered with
thriving timber-r4he balance is in a good State
of cultivation. The improveol4nts
consul of a comfortable Two-story
STONE HOUSE. good Barn, Corn
Crib, Wagon Shed, Hay Shed,
Smoko and Wash House, Smith Shop,end other
out-buildings. There is as Orchard of choice
Apple, Pear, Cherry and Pearb trees—seldom
failing: to bear in abundance ; about 30 acres
are In meadow, yielding heavy crops of valua
ble her. The farm has been limed once, and
part twice, has running water, two wells of
good water, one at the door and the other at
the garden. Possession given in 1861. Terms
easy—title good. Persons desirous to buy are
invited to attend as there will be a bargain.
gar Terms made known by the subscriber,
residing on the premises.
July 9, 1960. td
A Small Farm
AT PUBLIC SALE.—The subscriber, Eaten
tor of the last will and testament of
JAMS§ Btace, deceased, will offer at Public
Sale, on the premises, on rowdily, the VA day
of Slitentber sew, the following Beal Estate of
said deceased, YU.:
A FARM, situate in Cumberland township,
Adams county, adjoining lands of Henry Lott,
James R&r, Jesse Shererts and George Arnold,
containiWi Acres, more or less, •
improved with a one and a half
story Dwelling DOUSE, a Frame :
Baru, nearly new, Warm, Shed and .
Com Crib attached, and other ou • uildings ;
two springs of water near the buildings.—
There is a young thriving Apple Orchard, with
Peach and Plum trees, on the premises. A fair
proportion is excellent Timber.
Sale to commence at 1 o'clock. P. Y. , on said
day, wlien i sttendauce will be gi% en and terms
made knoll% by
FREDERICK DIEIIL, Ereciaor.
July IC, 1860. to
The Greatest Money Saving
I4IkRTICLE that can be purchased is 11. Cr.
Caues celebrated lIITHSE AND CATTLE
t'DER. Partneri, Dairytuen and Horsemen,
I want you to take notice of this and give it
your attention, and you can save money by it—
and " money saved is money made," you all
know.
The proprietor of this admirable compound
again calla the attention of the Agricultural
community to his valuable discovery i .
chemistry. We live in an age of progress, an
improvement. Hoch day sheds sew light upon
our path in every department of the arts and
viieuces; yet people stand and hesitate without
deciding for themselves what is truth and what
is humbug. I claim and ask at the hands of all
scientific and well informed farmers a faitand
impartial trial of my discovery, feeling f6nfi
dent that it will be found the most useful and
practical of any that has been made in the nine
teenth century. Its value is not for a single
daj• or a year, or of an individual character,
but one of great national importance. It must
undoubtedly, from well attested experiments,
already have added in the aggregate at least
one million of dollars annually to the produce
of the nation In the shape of milk, butter, fat
Art From the same amount of food every farmer,
dairyman and horseman, will therefore soon
find It so net:smeary for his interest to keep it
slimys on baud, as to make it one of the indis.
peusable articles of his farm house.
It does not swell up or inflate an animal into
a false appearance, as most horse powders or
horse matures do, which are compoundek by
tgaorant imitators or pretenders, butgives
health and additional weight to the animal.
It may be used for Horses, Cows, Hogs, and
Sheep, in the following complaints :
Hoasan.
Distemper, Grails' a, Surfiet,
Coughli, Gripes, Ulcers in the lungs,
Fury, Hidebound, Heaves,
Fever, Inflonstustioa, Worms,
Fistula, • Jaundice, Yeilona,
Foot disease, Kidney dismiss, Scours,
Lung disease, Straightened hair, Stocking of
Itch, GI leder,. (the Legs:
SW.. See directions on the packages.
H. G. GARR, Gettysburg, Ps.
July 23, 1860.
Private Sale.
MBE subscriber o ff ers for aide the Property
_pion which he now resides, consisting of the
HOCSE and OUT-BUILDINGS,
~rid about 2T ACRES OF LAND.—
The land is in a high state of culti
.
cation, having on it running wa
ter, and about 300 fruit-bearing trees. Much
of the land is within the limits of the Borough,
furnishing admirable sites for Building Lou.—
The property will be sold either as a whole, or
in lots, to suit purchasers.
For additional information and terms apply,
on the premises, to the subscriber.
H. L.-BAUGBER.
June 18, 1860. in
~":',:
MIIOR A SAFE AND PROFITABLE INVEST
PArwrOornPlanter,
patented by D. Was as. This is an agricul
tural implement which on account of its dura
bility, simplicity and cheapness, will be general
ly adopted by Farmers. With it one man can
do the wort of three. Before • patent was
procured it was thoroughly tested by a number
of Farmers and in every instance gate perfect
satisfaction. State, County and Township
Rights for sale. Enterprising me. eta realise
handsome profit* by purchasing , States or
Counties and canvassing. Apply personally to
D. Warren and George E. Wiegman. Com
munioations addressed to Grottos E. 8111101111.1,
at Gettysburg, Pa., containing postage stamp,
will receive attention.
alrAgente wanted In every County and
State. [July 9, 1860. tf
Nolace.
E. undersigned, appointed by the Orphan's
Court of AlkSBlll county, to distribute the
ce remaining in the hand' of Jost B. Dag.
gun, liageutor of the last will mid testament of
Penn Train, deesseed, to sad mown the par
ties legally entitled thereto, will attend at his
ofilco, es Thursiisy, Lis deg of Agra sisal, to
diackang the duties of his appointment, When
and where all parties in interest see notified to
attend. 14 - 31. B. ficCLELLAN, Andeor.
July 9, 1890. 4t
A" c 1 11 tot of Crockery sail Queeercrari
lbs MO by Noianscx XARTIN.
TO TIM VOTERS OF' A1)..1.N1S COUNTY - -
Fellow-citizen,— kt the earnest solicita
tion of numerous friends, I offer tupclf as a
candidate for the office of SHERIFF , .+t the next
election, Pubj c c t to the decision of the Demo
cratic County Cout ention. :Should I be so
fortunate as to be nominat'd and elected. I
shall endeavor to dizdiarge the dntics of the
office faithfully and Impartially.
,111CHAEL 11. 1111..LER.
Monntpleasant tp.. April 18, 180. tc
0 THE VOTERS OF ADAMS COUNIT:—
At the urgent solicitation of twiny of my
muds and fellow-Deitaocratti, I am induced to
offer mnelf at a candidate for the office of
SFlF.BlF l F—erthject td the decision of the Demo
cratic County Convention. If nominated
promise the i party that no enetictic efforts shall
be lost to secure my election; and it elected, I
promise the voters of the county to discharge
the duties of the office impartially, fearlessly
and conscientiously. SAMUEL WOLF.
Abbottstown, March 26, 1860. tc.
41111 1 1ellintitY.
MO THE VOTERS OF ADAMS COUNTY
FeHow-citizens :—Throagh the enconrage
meat of some of my friends, I °free myself as a
candidate for the office of SHERIFF, subject to
the decision of the Democratic County donveu-
Hon. If nominated and elected, I shall en
deavor to discharge my duties faithfully and
satisfactorily. PETER ORENDURFF.
Mountjoy tp.,,Mav 14, 1860.
Prothonotary.
AT the friendly stud earnest solicitation of
numbers of my FelluveMitisens, I offer
myself as a candidate for the office of PHD
TIIOICOTAitY, (subject to the decision of the
Democratic County Convention.) If nominated
and elected, I pledge myself to dischirge the
duties of the office with fidelity.
JACOB lIELLIORN.
llonntpleasant tp., June 4,1: •i. c
JACOB BRACY
Prothonotary.
FELLOW-CITIZENS:—Through the solid
tations of numerous friends, I offer myna"
as a candidate for the office of PROTHONO.
TART, (stihject to the decision of the Denio
cratic County Convention.) If nominated and
elected, I pledge myself to discharge the duties
of the office 141 th promptness and fidelity.
JAMES J. FINK
Mouutploasaut tp., July 16, 1860. tc• _ _
....-assiC HALE.—The undersigue• , . t..,
torney in fact for the Widow And Heirs of
. ILLIAII GLLIMAITH, deceased, frill sell at Pub
lic Vend us, op the premises. on Saturday, the 18th
day of August next, at 9 o'clock, A. M., the foie
lowing described Valuable Lands. viz: ,
No. 1 : THE MANSION FARM, situate on
theConotrago creek, in Butler township, Ailetes
county, Pa., adjoining lands of John W . . b 011,,,
Jesse Houck, Margaret Galbraith, and othal*
containing 123 ACRES, more dr"
less, with a Two-story Log Dwell
ing House, Bank Barn. Granary - ,
Carriage House, Spring Hotrie,with
excellent and abundant water, and other M1;1
vement Out-buildings, thereon erected. There'
is a thriving Orchard of voung bearing Amite
and Peach Trees on this farm. The laud is in
a good state of cultivation, embraces a large
body of excellent Meadow, and is a very desira
ble property. '
No. 2: THAT VALUABLE FARM, irdjoin
lug the mansion farm, lying on the opposite
side of Conowago creek, and on the public road
leading from Gettysburg to Carlisle, containing
150 ACRES, more or less, comprising a terse
body of valuable Bottom Land mud about 3!,
acres of good Timber. The build- ... '
ings are a good Two-story Brick ;t ,
jilt
Dwelling HOUSE. a Log Barn, .
with sheds attached, a Wagou Shed, _ -....:,
f3orri Crib, and other convenient Out-bpi dings.
There is an unfailing well of excellent water
under the roof of the porch of the dwelling
house. This tract is also in a good state of
cultivation, and there is a good Orchard of fruit
trees on the premises.
No. 3: A TRACT OF LAND, adjoining No.
1, lyingpo„. he public road leading to Bender's
Church,and adjoining lands of Michael Maria,
George Weaver and others, containing lot
acres, more or less, about 33 acres of which axe
good Timber—the balance cleared and under
good cultivation.
ear These firms arc conveniently localed,itt
a good and improving neighborhood, being
about one-half mile from }fender's Churelli,and
the same distance from T.ilde Rock Post-office,
at which point there are Merchant., Grist and
Saw Mills, Smith Shop. Le. Terms of sale will
be accommodating, to suit purchasers. "Por
tions wishing to see the property may cell on
the subscriber, or on John or Henry Galbreith,
who live on the Land.i.
jerk - Also, on Ifenday, tile 27/11 day of August
next, on the premises, A TRACT OF MBAR
—LAND, in Mcnallen township, Adams county,
Clerk of the Courts. I on the public road from llemd,r , s ille to Ship-
F RE NCOURAGED by a number of my - friend'. 1 1 pensburg, near Wink's School Howie, adjoin
offer myself as u candid its for CLERK 1W i ing lands of Jacob B. Meals, John Weorik, Geo.
COURTS, at the next Election, (sal I
jest to Black, and others, containing 20 ACRES, more
the decision of the Demo( Colic Count) c utt y,,,_ ;or less. This land is covered %salt thenuut Hui
tion.) Should I be notnimited and elected. I her, and if cleared would be salualile for farm
pledge myself to discharge the duties of the I ing purposes. It will be sold iu lots to snit
office with fidelity-. JA(.013 S k sp Ett s . eurchasers, if desired. This i.tie ll ill commence
llountpleasant twp., May 28, 1880. tc ,at 1 o'clock, P. M. Due' atteaidance - will be
-- given and terms made known on the thy* of
Clerk of the Courts. sale, by MICHAEL DIETIIWK,
AT the solicitation of numerous friends I June 25, 18GO. is Attorney in fact,kc.
offer myself as a candidate for the awe
of I.A.ERK OF THE COURTS--subject to the Fruit and Ornamental.
decision of the Democratic County Convention. rrugEs.—The subscribers having within tb
Should I be nominated and elected, I pledge ji_ three last years much echrged theirstoek
my best efforts to discharge the duties of the of TREES and PLANTS, will offer for safe detr
office satisfactorily. HENRY G. cAe.o. ing the Fall of 1860, and Spring of 1841,assein-
Gettysburg, April 9, 1880. tc __. utially large and thrifty lot of Apple,"
_ ---- Pesch, Dwarf and Standard Pear,
Clerk of the Courts. Plum, Cherry, Apricot, Nectarine and
lw
AT the urgent solicitation of numerous; Quince ; also Grape Vince, (of leading
.e
-friends I offer myself as a candidate for I varieties,) Currants, Gooseberries, literpherries
re-election to the office of CLERK OF THE ; and Strawberries, of the most popular kinds ;
COURTS, subject to the decisiou of the Demo- I ale* choice miscellaneous Fruito c suelt as Span
cratie County Convention. Should I be nomi- ish Cheennt, Eoglish Walnut, fie., together
nated and elected, I pledge myself to perform with a large variety of °realise/44 aud Ever
the duties of said office with fidelity greens, (all of the choicest kinds,) Shrubbery;
HENRY U WOLF, Vince, Climbers, Roses, do:.
----- , N. B.—We would hereby caution the petelio
against imposters fraudulently pretendimmobe
Commissioner. our Agents, with the design of opeculatinerms
WE are requested to announce SAIII: the reputation of there Nurseries, in welling
MARCH, of Reading townsbip, as a ior trees, which are bought of.uneeliable
• idate for Commissioner, subject to the dech lerymen at low rates. Al! persons known
of the Democratic County Convention. s thus enge46 expose themselves to the
June 18, 1480. tc 'ty of the leff; and will be dealt with AC-
Commissioner. ngfy. We have, since Jobn Burkholder,
, has failed in selling, appointed R. S.
WE r are requested to announce MAT or, of Gettysburg, and several atheist to,
GETZ, of Hamilton township, as a
_disease this and other adjoining Countiem,los
• idete for Commissioner, subject to the decision' take orders for next fall delivery. .Weivili be ;
•f the Democratic County Convention._
responsible ter all trees and plarits col 4, by
June 18, 1860. tc such Agen* and only those who hare act tic-
Register and Recorder. •
rpHROCGII the solicitations of numerous
I. friends, I have been induced to offer my
self again as a candidate for REGISTER AND
RECORDER, subject to the decision of the
Democratic County Convention. If nominated
and elected, I pledge myself to discharge th •
duties of the office with promptness and fidelity.
W I LL OV MID HEIL
Bendersville, April 2,186 U. tc
Register and Recorder.
rpHROUOII the solicitations of many friends,
I have been induced to offer myself as a
candidate for the office of REGISTER AND
RECORDER., (subject to the decision of the
Democratic County Con‘eution.) Should Ibe
nominated and elected, my Lest efforts shall be
directed to afaithful discharge of the duties of
the office. SAMUEL THOMAS.
Tyrone tp., June 4, 19E0. Ic
T 0 THI VOTERS OF DAMS COCIVTY:—
A
Fellow-eitisens:—At the urgent solicita
tion of numerous friends, I offer myself as a
candidate for the office of REGISTER k RE-
ORDER, (subject to the dccfiion of the Demo
cratic County Conventiou.) If nominated and
elected, I pledge myself to dischary the duties
of the office to the best of my abiltties.
EDWARD McLNTIRE.....,„
tp., July 16, 186 d. to*
Liberty
Register and Recorder. .
T the solicitation of nunieruus•friendif
AL . offer myself as a candidate for the office
or REGISTER. AND RECORDER, subject to the
decision of the Democratic County Convention.
If nominated and elected, I pledge mygelf to
discharge the duties of the office with prompt
ness and fidelity.
ANDREW W. FLEMMING.
.
Gettysburg, April 23, to _ /
4T the earnest solicitation of numerous
friends, I o ff er myself's' a candidate for
RE OF TUE COURTS at the next election,
subject to the decision of the DemocrAtie County
Convention. Should Ibe nominated and elect
ed, I pledge my best efforts to a faithful dis
charge of the duties of the post.
301 IS EICIIOLTZ
Butler tp., April 2. 18G0. te -
A . ril 9, 1860._tc
WE sre requested to 'Titmouse JACOB
HULL, of Berwick tow ib•hlp, as s csadi.
d ate f or Commissioner, subject. to the decision
of the Democratic County Conventiuu.
July 9, 1960. to
WE are requested to entwines BARNET
MYERS, of Menallen township, as a
candidate for Commissioner, - subject to the de
cision of the Democratic County Convention.
July 9, 040. tc
SinTOE:—Plesse state in the columns
of the Ober that the friends of WIL-
L CARD. IS, of Huntington townshi •
will present bit name to the Denioerigie Con
vention for the ntuninatlon of Commissioner.
Unisomsts..
Huntington tfr.,:luly 23, 1880. te.
Shoriffalty.
Register & Recorder.
Clerk of the Courts.
Commissioner.
Commissioner.
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Adzi3iiibstritore Sal74lk'
OF YAWA dit REAL ESTATE, Of PIMA
k-/ MONFOET, ONCV.-41kt pureuntoe Wis n•
Order a the Orphan's Court of Adams County,
the undersigned, Atimitaistrators the !Matto'
of PRTIII MAXPORT, deccaaed, will exposit:too
Public:isle, on the promics, OA the 12th stet of
Svrem4er next, at I o'clock, P. M., the VALUA
BLE FARM of said deceased, situated In Stra
ban township, Adams county, 3 miles frotn
tlettysburg, on the York Turnpike, adjoining
lands of John Tete. Sr.. Wise Miller, John fine..
hart and others, containing 178 Acres; basing*
thereon erected a good Two-story
HOUSE, part Lo 7, mid Weather. . t ic
boarded and part Brick, calculated ..Z.;
for two families, Wash House,.
Brick Bank Barn, Carriage Houve, an other
out•huildings, with too never-failing wells of
water with pumps—one at the bonze end the
other at the barn. There is a gond proportion
of Meadow mid Timber Land, and a. fine Apple
Orchard, and a large variety of other choke
fruit trees on the premises a hich seldom fait
to bear. The (lettysborg Railroad passes
through the farm. The land Is in a goal state
of cultivation. (part of which has been recently
limed,) under good fencing. and is one of die
most valnable prop-rties in the county.
isdrAlgo, at the same time and place, will
be sold A TRACT OF MtiCNTAIN LAND--one
half of 13 Acres—nu the Cold Spring road, tub!
joining lands of John Moritz, Henry Brinker..
hotr, and others. This tract is well covaratt
with 'hiking Chesnut timber.
fresi'Attendance will be given and termi
made known by JACOB MONFORT, 11 11
JACOB CASSAT,
Adsumistratorrj
July 16, IEIGO. td
A Valuable Farm,
YOR SALE.—The undersig2ed will sett at
Public Vendue, on the premises, ea gaftfr •
me, the 25th day or .l vgial next, that VALUABLIII
TRACT OF LAND, situate in *cabala towntitipy:
Adams county, on the public road leadingfnms
the State road to Bender's Church, adjoining.
lands of Michael Dietrich, George Wearer,
David Shrivor, and others, containing 2is4
ACRES, more.or lees, with a Two- ~
_.
story Dwelling HOUSE, part stoue ;' I 1 II
and part log, a Log Barn with
Sheds, Wagon Shed and other.,
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Out-baildings erected thereon; two el s ut'
good Water; also running water part of tlia
year. About fin Acres of this Tract is in Tim
ber, and a large proportion of good Meadow.
This Tract can be conveniently divided into
several tracts, and will bo offered separately
and together. The part No. 1, with the build
ings,willcontaitllss tcres, more or less, and the
residue will be offered in lots to suit ptirchasers.-
This property is situated in a good neigh.
horhood, about s.milea from the Railroad, with
a good public road leading to it. The terms of
sale will be accommodating, and the attention
of buyers is solicited, e.s a rare chance Is offered
to b a r good land at a cheap rate. A cleat and
indiniutable title will be given.
Persons wishing to view the property will
c er on John B. Galbraith, residing on
. joining farm, or on t3stanel Diehl, In the
Immediate neighborhood.
day,
to commence at 11 o'clock, ow said
day, when attendance will be given and terms
made known by SAMUEL DIEHL,
MICHAEL DIETRICH,
Attorney in fact for the Heirrof
Wm. Galbraith, doced.
June 25, 1880. to
Valuable nwmt
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kuowledged certificate from nix. All treeltaatt,
ato sold by our Agents will be deAreeetd ti
4,..
proper season and in goer order.
GEORGE PETERS k CQ„
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FAIRMOUNT RULIIRRIIII, .:.. n
Bendersrille, Adams aounlh ra...:::,
July 16, 1860. [apr.9. 6mj
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Notice. '
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ELICC EES ESTArli.—_e i - ,*
tamestary on the ettate of John ie .
er,
lam ofßeadingtownihip,
Adams'
teamed, having beet gimeted he ifiii =WI - o f *" 4
edomehling In the none totneteip, !te
em notice to ail penomittdebtedteriestilimilitie 4
to make inuiediati payisesty aid 'Stele
onsi
"Mena agadamitine same to ptiminte Wm: , _ _ _
ly antbentiestaf litrirsttieentiet.
Inca/tat a. at
July Il i ma r stu
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