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HOPEWELL OIL COMPANY.
Capilal.-$213Q,004 Shares-200.000. Par Ea/ $lOO
OFFICERS.
• President.
• " JOHN RO*E. •
Secretary and Treasurer.
- J. tiIiVIPSON AFRICA.
Aireetors,
W. S. Pletcher, McConnelsburg, Penna.
John Rowe, Greenen'ef .1
P. Benedict, Bedford, • "
C. Everhart, Martinsburg, I •
John J. Schell, Nornersat, ,
C. P. Ramsdell, Oil City, 1.4
J. H. Seymonr, Hagerstown Md.
Oasum—,--No 435 IVALIi 1:T• STREET, PHIL LDEL PUIA•
$35,000 RESERVED AS t WORKING CAPITAL
This Company has been-organized in strict con
formity with the-Laws of the State, and places no
iictirious valuo upon its Stock, •the Shares being
sold at Par.
The Property of this Company is situated in
Scrub' Grass Township, Venango ,county, Pa., and,
is known as
`•Tlie Thomas Jacobs , Fatm, ,, ,
recently owned by Elijah Jacobs. It contains two
hundred acres of land, which the company own in
fee simple. Great value is attached , to this location
on account of its proximity to several of the best
producing wells in the Venting° Oil Region. The
Form lies on the west side of the Allrgheny River,
having a river frontage of upwards of one mile in
extent, giving sufficient borin z surface for at least
t ine hundred wells In opposite, on the
east side of the river, are now in successful opera
tion, two e'tcellcnt oil wells. There is a line boat
landing on the Farm, affording excellent facilities
for the shipment of oil, the contiguity of the rivet
saving the groat expense of transportation incurred
by patties operating further from the stream. There
is also upon the premises a large hotel, and the
great agricultural value of the Farm is admitted by
all who are acquainted with the nature of the soil
. The' Company feel well assured that .the opera
tions commenced by them will result in the devel
opments of one et the richest Oil Basins of the Re
gion. The fact of the farm being located in the
immediate - vicinity of the best-producing Oil Terri
tory yet discovered, is sufficient, assurance of this be•
list. There is at present the grt:atest activity in
this vicinity, and a greet demand for boring tetri
wry.
The Company is organized solely with the view
of developing their Territory and. t ngaging in the
•legitimate business of producing Oil, The man
a;ement of the affairs of the Company has been en
trusted to gentlemen , of well-known business quali
fications, who will bring, to the accomplishment of
their purpose, their united enterprise and skill.
•r
-A7 - "A Limited Number of Shares will be sold at
Per
. .
112 Lip non s will be received by JOliN
- - 11111:1PtS, Firm. National Bank, Waynesboro'.
a h —tt
11 ÜBLiC SALE.
rpHE undersigned will offer at Public Sale, at
his residence 1 mile and quarter north of Lei
telsbuig,'near the pike leading from Leitershurg to
Waynesholo ,on WuosEsoAr THE 15 ru FEBUC•
LILV, the following property, to 'Ail:
NINE 11.ORSES,
among which are 2 two-yearling Colts, 8 thriving
Silo its, 2 heavy Brorid Tread Farm \V agons, near•
)y new, 1 Wagon, Bed. Bows and Cover, 1 :Spring
Wagon, 1 Falling -top Buggy, I good
:THRESHER AND SEPARATOR,
pair Hay Carriages, I pair Rail Ladders, 1 Roll
ing Screen, Rye straw by the bundle; Corn by the
batrel; Oats nod Potatoes by the bushel; Plows and
liarrows,Tmble, Double and Single Trees, Front
and Plow Gears, fly•nees, bridles, collars, S
bou
sena, nearly new; a lot of dry Walnut, Popular and
Cherry 1,1;MB1111;•.and many otter articles not
niont tOned. Sale to commence: ut 9 o'clocii, when
the terms will be made known.
DANIEL MENTZ . ER.
1 1 , 011'111H,, at the Fame tittle and Mace, offer my
Farm at Public .ale, captaining about
.1M 15.
good Antietam Land, bounded on the north and
west by the Anti( tam Creek, East by the Hagers
town and Waynesboro' turnpike. The ilitildings
are, a large Thick Rouse and a large Bunk Barn,
both nearly new, with all necessary Out buildings.
DANIEL MENTZEII.
BOWAYD, Auct.
Jan 27—t,•)
DR, I.
Former Partner fir, .1. C. Richards, Chambersbarg,
- I 6 AS opened an office in Waynesboro', in the
ja new house erected by Dr. James B rotherton,
clecenfied, and will attend promptly to all ealla. ,
Jan. 13—tf.
PUBLIC SALE.
I IRE undar;igneil Will offer at Public Side at,
his rcfiblence,.on the turnpike Itading from Lei
tcrilburg to Waynesboro', near D.yholrs Machine
On Monday the 30th day of January, 1865,
the foltowpog properly, to wit
4 WORK HORSES,
8 Head of CATTLE, among which nro three go
Coos; 12 head of Hogs, 3 Sows, two with pigs; lr
good Sheer;
2 :FARM, WAGONS, "
1 wa g on lied and Bows, I Carriage, I Buggy, I
Revolving Screen, I Fodder Cutter, t Wheat Van,
the wood work 4a• Spring Wagon; 1 sets front
Gears, about. SO bundled Rye Straw•; about
12 TONS TIMOTHY\ ILIY,
shout 2000 Chestnut Rails, 30 Bushels Rye, 40
8A.1111.141,s t►F CORN, 15 bus,Stiplin Clove Need,
I Work Bench, a lot new 14ould Beads, and
ny•othcr arti;les too tedious to. mention. Cr-Sale
to commence, at 9 o'clock 00 said day when duo at
tendance and a credit of four months will be given
on all sums of $lO and upwards, the purchaser to
give his note with approved security. All sums
under $lO cash.
Jnn 20—tt;)
BANK STOCK FOR SALE !
„ .
1 111 E subscribar will ell'cr at Public Sale in front
of liowden'ts to tel, in Waynebboro', on 'VDTs
nalr TUN 31sT or JANUARY, 18t5, 5 bhure.: of Stuck
in the FinA National flank of Wavnosbore.
H. 1.. V; .LlitTZ,
Agent for Samuel(Mow..
Inn 13-3 CI
Important Notice.
ALL persons indebted on the Tax Books of Jo.
seph Funk, dec'd, are notified that immediate •
payment must be made, or suit will to brought a
gairist all as the fax Books must be closed. Call
at Joseph. Douglas' office. •
DAVID IL FUNK,
Administrator of Joseph Funk, dec'd
_.,lattuary-6-3 : _
CirCANES, UMBRELLAS, Ladies' Eunlina•
brellas. ?ticket Itooks.j.lart_MunaioA, I:. torts,
4:c., "(tamper than the cheapest,: at
UPDEGRAFFS' HAT FACTORY,
Opposite ,the Washingkin, House, Hagerstown.
Ap. 15, 1864.
var UPDEGRA F FS', Practical Hat Makers,
'have ready the SPRING STYLES far 1864. Those
who would SAVE MONEY 'should buy at the
FOUNTAIN HEAD, where HATS and CAPS,
aro sold from fist - hands at lowest rates;- -
Sign evthe".ltEllHAT,'
Opposite Washington JlFltar, Hagerstown.
Ap. 15, 1861.
ItAKE'§ - Miters at
J . Feb. 5,'6•#
JOHN SE?NG ER.
G. V. Mosu, Auct
BEST QUALITY LIMESTONE LAND,
adjoining . lands of W. P. Wetly. heirs of Michael
stoner. dec'd. and others. -upon which there is on
ectlent rb C3l:k ,E2l, 3 . t• ci of Grafted
Fruit Trees. Sale to commence at 11 o'clock on
said day when the terms wilt be made known by
#rturrz's
PUBLIC SAL
TnEmndereigned will self et Public Bale, at hie
residence, on the road leading from Vt'aynes
born' to Chamborshurg, nhhut one mile from the
former pIace. THURSDAY the of FEE
EUREY, )665,11i0 following Personal property, to
wit:
2 GOOD HORSES
both excellent plow and wagon lenders, the one
mare tieing• heavy with foal; 2 GOOD iItILCH
6 . 0 WS, 3 head Young Cattle. 3 head of Sheep, 1
Sow and Pio: I Two-horse Wagon and Bed, one
pair new Hay Ladders, l' good Palling-top 1314 - 0,
I good Manny - Reaper, 1 three and 1 two-horse
133:shear Plows; 2 three-horse I3arrows,;ll new un
ironed Harrows,: 2 double and 2 single Shovel
Plows, I good Corn Coverei, treble, double 'end
single trees, I one-horse spreader,
OBE YIE OMR GOOD AS UV
2 sets Bieechbairds, 1 set Front Goals. 4 sets Plow
Gears, 1 set good . Buggy Harness, 4 collars, blind
bridles, halters, 3 leather fly-nets,"lot cow chttins, 2
pair breast chains, 1 log chain
_1 large chop chest,
I good 13nraler o e, 2 grain cradles, 2 mowing,
scythes,l cloverseed cradle, 6 bushels of Plaster,
About 20 Barrels of Corn,
2 loads of Corn Fodder, 2 leather plow lines, one
new Wagon Saddle, a lot shaken forks, pitch a t rul
dung forks, 1 Wheat Fan, 2 Wheelbarrows, I dung
hook, 1 set dung boards, a lot grain rakes, 2 axes,
maul and wedges 1 meat. bench, 1 good cider bar
rel. 3 broads of Vinegar, 2 ladders, 2 scaps of Bees.
I empty scap, 1 new bushel basket, 1 new Coal
Stove and pipe, I cylenclor washing maehine, Huf
lard's patent; a lot grain bags, also :)2 •
ACRES GRAIN IN THE GROUND,
end many other articles too numerous to mention.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock on said day when
the terms will be made known by
GEORGE STAMY. •
Jan 20— ts] G. Y. Mono, Auct.
V A ICA B 114 E A R
PUBLIC SALE ! •
DE heirs of the late Israel Senger 3;:e'3 will
-011:r at Public Sale nn 01DAY-THE-3011T
fir' JANUARY, 1865, their farm, situated on the
Ws ynet.boro' and lingerstown Turnpike, 3 milea
.from the former and 9 from the latter place,- contain-'
ing
IG4 ACRES
•
more or less of best quality Litnestone Lamb—
There are about 20 acres of Wood Land. The
improvements are a large two-story •LOG AND
WEATHERI3OARDED -
.41:1
nw EnING II
A. STORY AND A HALF TENANT HOUSE
over Spring House, n large -
BANK
with Wagon Shed and Hay Shed attached, Wood
House, Hog Pen, with other ne ce ssary, nut-build.
ings and ah excellent -Cider Press. There is on
the premises a .
LARGE ORCHARD
G RAFTED FRUIT TREES. There
arc two good Springs on the farm, the
Antietam Creelepassing along one side of It:
Also 8 ACRES clear Land ndjoinink said farm,
and also a House and Lot with mot! Spring near
the house. The terms of the forth and lots will be
made known on the dayot sale by
San 20--is)
PUBLIC. SALE.
subverilier intending to move West will
V. sell at Public Sale, at his residence, hi Quincy,
On ,S'aturiloy the 11 th day of February, '65,
the following propeity, to wit
GOOD HORSES,
I 111ICH COW, which will be fresh by day of sale,
2 bead of HOGS; 1
1 New . Trotting Buggy,
1 good Spring Wagon with bows and cover, I good
Sleigh and string hells. 2 sets new Harness, I good
iJuegy Spring, 1 lot Hay and Straw, I good Riding .
,Saddle, 3 cords Oak Wood, 2 good fly-nets. 2 horse
blankets, 2 pair scales, I pair steelyards, 600 lbs.
• con„-100-itts—Lard, a-lot—Sausage-and-P-ttdsli ,
800 POUNDS TALLOW
-APPlebutter by the cr•Nck ; also Household Furni
ture-2 good Bureaus, 1 Cafe, new: 2 good Sinks,
2 sets Chairs, 3 Rocking Chairs, I Table Chair. 4
Bedsteads and Bedding, 2 Clacks, 1 Ten-plate
Stove, I Parlor Stove, a lot (.7.lrpeD'ng, 3 Taldos; 2
Wash Stands, I Kitchen Cuplio,•rd, 9 Meat Ves
sels, Queensware and Tinware, 'Looking Glass
es, I Rocking Cradle, 2 Chest:, 1 Iron ;Tettle, win
dow blinds, table oil cloths, and many othm• artistles.
Sale to commence at 9 o'clock on said ]ay when
n credit of six months will he given on stir sum' of
1f.6 and upwards by LEA:NDER KING.
Jan 20—ts] J. R. S3rlTn, Auct.
PUBLIC SALE.
MBE subscriber will offl.r at Public Sale on
• TUESDAY •THE 7111 DAY OF FEBRU
ARY,'6S, his property, situated in Washington
towriehip, Franklin county, on the road• leading.
trom the forks of the Antietam to the Union school
house, joining farms of David Jacobs, Samuel Lock
roue and others, containing
20 1-2 ACRES,
ith a STORY and n HALF
C, 331: 13' 'lO
Log !Barn and Wagon Shed, Hog Pen, Wocil
House, Wash House, Smoke House, thereon—slee
a good Well of water at the, door and a Cistern and
a fine ORCHARD of choice fruit trees on the prem
ises, such as apples, pears, cherri s, peaches and
plums. One-half acre of the eh e land is well
set with Grape Vines, the choicest. Narieties,.in good
bearing condition. tgEO't Sale to r mmenee at 1 o'-
clock on said when the terns will be. mode- known
by A.NDRE ' SENGER.
Jan 20—ts.
WAR .P®LQCIES,
TIM PH Cy' 1 x
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF 111100KLIN,
have consented to insure a limited amount of prop
erty Real and Personal
AGAINST .1-01 . 3
BY WAR OR INVASION,
Persons wishing to insure their property agsinst
destruttion by
REBEL INVASION •
should make early Implies:inn to
.10/3N PHILIPS.
First National Bank, Waynesboro'.
. an . t.
rriHE subscribers wil) offer at Public Sale in
L front of Bowden's Hotel, in Waynesboro'. on
TUeSD3I; JANUARY 31ST, .1865, 11 Acrea
and 3 Perches
W. H. BROTHERTON.
G. V. Mow, Auct.
Jan )3I
BARN,
JOHST SENGER.
G. V. Mom:, Auet
2m ares w:th foal, 1 three-year old Co!tonna 1 one-
Near 0 ia.c,, , ,,,; 3 :I4ILCI - 1 COWS, two will be fresh
a b ou t t h e ti me of tole, 1 Bull, several Shoat..; 2
tN agona , thr e e i n e,"l tread, one nearly new; 1 Cart
2 Harrows, one nenrij'' new; 1 three:horse Plow, 2
G ap Pl ows , 2 si ng l e ant ; 2 1)oubl
Wood Ladders,e Shovvl Plows, 1
Hay Carriage, 1 Wood 1300. 1 pair
Treble, Double and Single Twes; 2 one - horse Sinew
ers, 1 W Intl Mill, 1 Rolling Screen. Revolving Ray
Rake, I Corn Grinder. 1 Cro..vbar, 2 Picks, I Met
4,
lock, 1 BA-snook, 1 ousting Box, .Forks, Shovels
and Hoes, 2 sat Brecchbands, 2 kitit?ront Gears,
2 sets Plow Gears, 1 Side Saddle, 1 ading Sad
-1 Collars and Bridles, Halters and Cow f Thai nes-, , .
1 Rope 40 feet long, 1 Wheelbarrow, INS-Itn . j ll ; 1 i THE su b scr ib er intending, to move West will noes ßureau, 1 Corner Cupboard, set new Chairs, 2
a l,
t . Public Sale on Tnure...Dar TIM 911/ or Fint-
Bedsteads, 2 Barrels Vinegar, 20 gallons Sugar 1
mln
ISGS. at hiq residence abant 4 miles nom
Cain Molasse, Wnynesboro', near Salem Church, the following
5 B AkERELS CORN, pr ,o,„ty, to wit:
Rye by the Bushel, 15 Bushels Potatoes, lot Red !it nr ik. A D T-101ISES
Beets, 5 minds pickled Beef, Bacon by the pound I V L. _E
1700 1141'T SIMINOL'ES , 1 whir . '•r aim one lirri.l3 mare with foal, one ex
; li tr i . l a lc , '
ie;d mare,. I two and 1 one:.year old colt,
lot Joint Shingle Nails; 1 ten-plate Stove:and Pipe 1
and many other articles dmirsor value. ; 3 ittn):o,ll GOIXTS°
coxurrigNs OF SA 1,1.3.--A credit of nine' 6 bend y-„„gCa ttle. among which two lino PHeif
-1 months will be given on . 411 sum.; oflftsand upwards ;
the purchaeir to give his note with approvee securi 1 era that will be fresh about the time of safe, S head
; Sheep, among which is onq line black Buck;2 Sows
ty. For all sums under $5 the cash will be requir- I and 6 h ead a t a h,„ ts;
ed. Sale to commence at 10 o'clock A. M.
JOHN SINGER.
1 IP LA NIA TIT aN WAG ON,
Jan 20--ts) G. V. Mesa, Auct. , 4 inch treed, (-taarly new,) 1 new Wood Bed; 1
r ir 0 -- i'll Ire EitS, DAIRYMEN,' Basket Sleigh, 1 !erg string of Bells, 1 set of Sin
gle Harness, 3 sets Breerhbands, two of them - 110.1-
AND OT/REES I idy new. 2 sets of Front Gears, 4 sets of Plow Gears,
1 i :t fly Nets, Collars, Bridles and Halters, 2 sets But t
rinTiE smhscribers respectfully announce to the
Traces, short linked, Breast Chains, double linked,
A. public that they have made a discovery which tiOw
..„ , ~/
tdOW I,nll/t/S J. r , non Saddle, 2 Whips, 4 Bou•
is of great importance to Farmers, Dairymen and. '
-ens, wagon and plow lines, 2 three-horsn Harshen
Dealers in Cows generally. .13y a combination of ;
I fPlows 1 two-horse do., 1 double and 2 single Shovel
certain marks with upwards'of six years
'n-testing.---ths-thear-y-they are-eriabietv-' • . ' nu " 2
ty to distinguish among cows the good milkers and
creamers from those just the opposite. They nro
; .t-ettly-to-tte-ttitle-te-poir t e‘..t the good tiro)
ities iii roilcil cows, but in heifers and even calves
3 re. 4 weeks -old. and will guarantee the theory to
hold good in all cases, provided the animal be
ben/thy' and the directions given Ise sir ctly adhered
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Di
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undersigned will sellnt Pnblig Sale nt his
residence, on the Atm of •
Rev. Jacob Price, n.
long inn branch rood '• leading from Mt, Hope to
Grindstone Hill, 2 miles from the former and 4 feom
the latter place, - -
On Monday the 13th day of FebruarN, 1865,
the;fhllowing property, to wit
6' WORK° HORSES,: ri'.
1 of which it; a fine brood mare. with v e
ford and one fine Family Hares, 1 tfireeyearling
Colt
14 READ . OF CATTLE
among which are five head Milch Cows, 1 fine Dur
hamlo2, 11 head Cotswell Sheep, and 22 head of
Stec ogs; -
3 WILAN'I'ATIOIi WAGONS,
2 Spring VVagons, 2 Buggies, one
,nerly new; 1 Car.
riage, 1 good Sleigh, 5 linrshear Blows, 5 Double
and two single Shovel. Plows, 2 Hairlyrs, 2 .lair of
]lay Corriages, 1 Threshing Machine and Horse
Power:, 1 Grain Drill; 1 patent Hay Rake (Strock's)
ONE REAPER.
Thribble, Double and single trees, 2 log chains,
breast and butt chains, fifth-chain and o spretriers,
Jackscrew, E set Dung Boards, also Vinegar by the
barrel; 4 sets Front Gears, 2 sets 13reechbands, 6
sets Plow Gears, Collars, Houscns and Bridles ;'
OE SET MINH TOOLS
OATS" BY THE BUSTIEL, - CORNBY
THE _BARREL ;
H ousehold rurniture-1 SeereaTy,Tahles, Chairs,'
and other articles too numerous to mention.
Sale to commence at:9 o'clock on said day when
the terms will be made kuown by
lIEZEKIAFT SHANK.
Jan l3—ts) G. V. Moso. duet.
PUBLIC SALE.
THE -undersigned having sold his fnrm, will sell
at Public Sale, et his residence, 2 miles north
east of Waynesboro', near the road leading from
Waynesboro' to Hopewell Mills,
On Tuesday the 14th clay of_ February ,15165,-1
the following property, to
1 FAMILY MARE
-el. MUlicia pcmcns, I BULL,
4 IIE,ID OF YOU CATTLE.
one-hnree Wagon, 1 po i r Wood Ladders,
Ma--I
1 pair HAY CARRIAGES 1 Thrt:hi, g
chine, nn,l Shaker, 1 Windmill;- 1 Cutting Box,
1 Barshenr Plow, 2 double and single Shovel Plows, I
2 Farrows, 1 Ripper, Spenders, 1 Log Chain, 2
Fifth Chains, Cow Chains, Traces, Butt Chains, a
lot of screws, old Iron, single, , 4 ouble and trebble
trees, 3 sets Horse Gears, 1 set 'Harness, 2 Ply Nets,'
3 Saddles,__Co I I rs, arid les, Halters, wagonpuLploav_
Lines and Whip,
1 ,RMII.PING DIA.CEEINE„
2 barn shovel, a lot Forks and Rakes, I Pick, 2
Stone Sledges, crow bar and digging iron, a large
Well Rope, 2 grain Cradles, 2 mowing eythes, a lot
corn choppers, 1 Broad Axe, nearly new; 1 Moat
Bench; also --
80 BUSHELS OF WHEAT,
20 BUSHELS OF RYE, 25 bundles of Rye Straw,
2 bushels Flax Seed, h bushel of Clover Seed, a lot
Plaster, 33 Grain Ba gs,-1 pair new Scales, maul and
wedges, a good shot Gun. Corn Brooms and a lot
window' glass; also 1 Bedstead, 2 large Stoves. 1
Parlor Stove, 2 Tables, 2 Flour .Chests, 1 set new
Chairs, 1 Rocking Chair, 2 Meat 'Vessels, 1 Churn
Sausage Cutter and Stutter, 1 Tub, 1 - CoPper Ket
tle, and other articles not necessary to mention.
Sale to commence nt 10 o'clock on said day,
when the terms will be male known by
JACOB F. HESS.
Jnn 13—ts. G. V. MONO, Auct.
Valuable'Property
PRIVATE SALE !
THE subscriber offors at Private Sale his prop
ray, situated near Quincy, on the road leading
to Chambersburg, consisting of 3 Acres prime land,
with, a Two St ory Weatherboarded
DWELLING HOUSE,
with Brick Back Building, large FRAME MA
CHNE SHOP, weatherhoaraed, with Water Pow
er, furnished with machinery, Brick Smoke House
with Spring House under it, large Wood Shed,
Wash House, Log Barn with 'Thrashing Floor',
Br - Pen and -
jog Pen and - CorfieWthereon. There is also a
good ORCHARD of grafted fruit YfTB on the lot
and a never-failing Well of water at the door.
The abore property is a desirable ono, and . the
location and excellent one far a maehineist or wood
mechanic. JOSIAH FA H RNEY.
Jan I3—Sw.
PUBLIC SALE.
tHE su tocriber Intending to decline farming
will sell at Public Sale, at his residence, near
the Waterloo School House, ort NV EDVIRSDAY 11114
SIR or Penni:jar, 18 65, the following property, to
3 HEAD 110IISES
to.
Persons, wishing to acquire , t i‘ titibi . information can
,1 4;! so by applying to either qf the sunseribers li,r a
reasonable compensation. and if when tboret,lily
team] full katisfactien is not given -the money will
be refunded. A. S. 4.4', J. ALIAItIS.
Waynesilere, Jan. 13, IBM.
•
iarSPlll2l.;er STYLE (W II ATS VOR - 18341 - .
ul..c , r .-- rtY - 14tLy at urbE 12AFF:t9-Hat Factory,
orvo*ite 4shinvw lit no, Hager_•town
Plii - Dll,','B . .'L.VJ -11.
im setb.crilier sPII at Pubic Sale
his residence, in Waynesboro',
Un Sriturthry the 28th of januar,y, 1865,
The following personal property, to wit
ONE EXTRA MILCH COW ;
( I Bureau, Safi s, 5 Bedsteads, 3 sets Chaim, 3
I Tahlcß, 1 Stand, I ()radio, 1 Crib, 1 Sink, 1 Dough
/ tiny/rubs and Buckets, I good ,Cook Stove and
tiiturim, I l'en•plate Stove, 1 Iron Kettle; 2 meat
vessels, 2 blrrtils Vinegar, I English Lever Watch
(gold) I Standing -top Buggy and one running part,
1 second.hunded Spring Wagon, 1 pair Sleelyarthi;
Also—
TWO SETS GOOD BLACKSMITH TOOLS
among which are two solid Box Vices, 5 ScreW
Phitcs, different sizes; I Tire Bender, I Box and
Skein Mandrel; 1 full set of Coach Smitly'rools, 1
set Wheels for a two-horse wagon, a lot of old and
new iron, lot 'of old mid new horse shoes, 1 set of
Boxing Chissebs, a tot of Cost Steel, a Int Spring
and Blister Steel, 6 Axes, 3 Rocking Chairs. 1 Ta
ble Choir, 1 Jackserew, I Drill Press and• fixtures,
anti many other articles not necessary to , mention
'Most of thc,pbove articles are no good is new
and can be bought privately before the day of sale.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock on said day,
when the terms will be made known by
JOHN UDINE.
GEO. V. MONG, A Ilet.
Fourth nun. er y cpor
Jan 6—Rs]
FIRST NATIONAL BANE OF WAYNESBORO', PA.
Bills and Nntes Discounted ..^45,952;18
Due by City Nat. Banks $22,539,813
Duo by other Milks
Remittances anti cash items
U. S; Loans
Securities
Cash on hand in circulating
notes of this Bank 220,00
in National Currency e 5,00
In State Bank Notes 925,011
Other lawful Money
Total lft•aourcce
LIABILITIES.
Capital Stock paid in $50,000 00
Ci mu la ting - N etas received
from Comptroller 43,000,00
Deposites 87,159,69
Dividends unpaid 474,97
Profit •and L oss 1,066,98 •
Total Liabilities ---$184,,020,68
The above statement is correct to the best of my
knowledge and belief. - JINO. PIiILIPS, Cash,
Sworn and Pubseeibed before me, Jan. 3, 1865.
Jan 6-61) J. F. 111.711T7,, Notary Public.
PUBLIC SALE,
rrilE subscricer will exposo to Public Sale at her
Y-residenco.i_of_a-tnile-north-of- Quincy, on-tho
toad leading from Quincy to Funkstown,
On Tlyordn'y the 2d day of Febrn&ry, 1565,
the following personal property consisting of stock
and funning implements, viz:
•
2 COOP. WORK HORSES,
1 large young Bull, 1 T.wo•hori•e. Wagon, I Wood
Bed, 1 Spring Wagon, I pair Hay Ladders, 1 set
Dung Boards, 1 new Sleigh, 2 sets Breeehbands, 2
eetsof ront Gears, 2 Fly-nets, 1 good set Single liar
ness, Bridles, c.oltdrs and Halter, 1 plow line, 1
Three-horse Plow, 1 Harrow, 1 new Corn Cover,
Double and Single Trees, 1 Wheelbarrow, I Log
Chain, Breast Chains, Cow Chains, I Wind Mill,
Rakes and Forks, 2 Grain Cradles, 1 grain shovel
1 Grind Stone, a lot Shingle Vl'ood,,maul end wed
ges, Digging Iron, 1 Peck. Saws, Augers and Chis•
eta and many other articles not mentioned.
On the same day the subscriber will oiler for sale
SIX ACRES OF MEADOW LAND,
more or less, lying on the left side of the public road
leading from Quincy to Funkstown, the little •Antie
tarn running thro' the land, adjoining lands ofiohn
Fahrney,,iphn Helier and Henry GOod In:Sale
•to commence at 10 o'clock on said day when•the
terms will be made knOwn by
Jan 13—ts]
PUBLIC SALE.
MITT undersigned intending to morn• West, will
sell at Public t nlc, nt his residence, on the road
leading from Waynesboro' to the Marsh Store, a
bout 3 miles from the former and 2 from Iho latter
phree, Ca Saturd - oryrifeWrilay of 'e ;vary, 1865,
the following permmal property, to wit •
2 FIRST-RATE MILCII COWS
one of them fresh, g head of Ii 0 G S , one of
which is a good Brood sow; a lot 1-lay and Corn
fodder, cow chains, forks, •rakes, .hoes, ft.hovedi, I
good axe, 1 wood saw, a lot Carpenter tools, a lot
old iron. 1 grain cradle„l mowing. scythe, nearly
new, 1 riding saddle, 2 riding bridles. 2 pair !mines,
2 sets Breechbands; the one-third of 14 Acres Grain
in the Ground. Also
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
consisting of 1 Cooking and I Ten-plato Stove, 1
Bureau, I Safe, 2 Tables, 3 Bethaeru 1 Corner
Cupboard, 1 Sink, 1 Wood 13os, 1 Chest.-1 Dough
thy, 2 sets Chairs, 1 13oston Rocking Chair, 2 com
mon Rocking Chairs, Rocking Cradle, 1 eight•day
Clock, about 20 ynrds Carpeting, ',looking glass,
tin, earthen and qucensware, 1 iron kettle, 2 tubs,
1 barrel vinegar, a lot npplebutter nod lard, about
250 lbs Perk, n lot brooms, 1 meat vessel, and many
other articles not necessary to mention. sale to
commence nt 10 o'clock on said day when the terms
will be made known by •
Jan WI
Palm, sLar.is
)1 mantel. a. e•riew. 1 (lora Camar
pie, Double and Single Trees, 2 :preattea.. Jan 6,4 w.
ON Pa q"' caruaii
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2 grain Cradles. 2 Mowing Scythes, rakes and corks. IAME to the premises of the subscriber, living
a lot - of Grain Bags, ono Sau...age Cutter, 3 Meat ;
near Shady Grove, shout the 20 ta
th of becentir
Vetilit, t barrel Vinegar, about S or I 0 1.04.1.).11
- I - 1, - iitti - 131 - .ACI;. COIN, (horned) which will be tresh
OP BA y, else 31 - A:0 - lthIS of • -
in a low days. Tho owner is requested; to prove
GRAIN IN .THE GROUND, i property, pay charge's and lake her away.
pritl•a er , a t many articles too numerous to mem 1 Jan. 13-31] ... JElt ENIAII- ttZiltDON.
tion, t.-72"tiale to commence. at' 9 o'clock ots huh' Ainiuy. and Noma Ctiims. ~
day" when the terms will he made known h yir OS.liht LOIIII.3LAtS, lfttorney at L n_w_
WiLLIAlst :SARILNUGIL Ity Waytiesporo', beteg duty licensail OSClattn A
. U. V. (Hain. An t •___ I gent wilt; procure Pensions, Bounty... Bounty Lund
, __
sv. . 1:1; - TIVA it'S Patent Cloth VS , rittsst r arrearau;es.elpay anti clothing, rind all other allow-.
4---lor-salo-at-the-sign-04--tbe ltig----n-0.1--14er-M---anetw-dtte-seraneo-rated--talkliersi l -their-hetre-or-rcpre•-
1), 1). Bm-sine, !seOratirts.
Agent .ir rthklian !minty. Orly 1 I 'ti2.) I :day 27--tt.
OF THE
RESOURdES
2, 680,45
115,110
2.0,0110,i'0
81.1143,55
10,079,24
2,319,64
CYNTIIE STOOPS. .
].13. Slum!, Auct
l'i'M. RIDENTIOITIL
G. V. Mo. , rs. Auct
LATEST' ARRIVAL
PALL' AND WINTER
DitY GOODS
J. W. MILLER'S.
yrA VINCI returned from the t mitcra cities
with,a large and choice assorunent of
Dr:4. Goods, QueenswareA,Ce.
dariware and Groceriei v
which i am prepared to offer with much g l oater in
ducements than heretofore for Cash. •
, laitalaVo dcuC cal
Silks, all Wool and printed Detainee, French Mr
rifler), Alapiteas, (iringharna, )) tiliawlG, Ilahnorols,
Hoopskirts, Collars, Adagio 126f11;ng, Bugle Trim
mings, lloosory, Conking Cloth, etc.
GENTS GOODS :
Fancy and Pliiitt ensimeres, Black elmh, Italian
Uloth. Vestings, Satinets, Tweeds, dearw, Shirt
Fronts, Collars, Neck Ties, Under Shirts,plawers,
Buck Gloves, Buck Gauntle ts, Ste
DOMESTIC GOODS :
Furniture Check, Bedding, Cotton 'Flannel, nil
Wool Flannel, Linsey, Table pi:Ter, 'Fowling &c.
.QUEENSWARE, CEDARWARE- AND
GROCERIES,
Syrup, Molasses, Rio Coffee,, Prernred Coftce,
Ilbs Cola; Sugars, Tubaced4,. Babbit Soap, Tea,
The . above goods have been purchased for the
Cash and 1 desire the same to be sold f or O n .li us I
vve don't keep any books.
fly strict attention to business and a desire to
incase in every respett I hope to merit a continu- 1
pn ce of patronage.. Oct 28. IBM. 1
---FIR.ST - SLIMLY OF - NEW - 1
FALL AND WINTER.
goons,
AT T lit •
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING EMPORIUM
MY stock embraces all the hest styles of Plain
and Farej CLOTHS, Plain and Fancy
C*3SI6X3O3IIr3.CgSiaCDM9
Plain'and Faney.VE - STINGS, all of whichwikbe
made to order in the most fashionable and Ivork
manlike manner, or sold in Patterns to suit custo
mere. Mso a full stock of
READY•IIIADE CLOTHING
e -CHEAP FOR
Also, one of the heat selected stocks of GENT'S
FURNISHING GOODS in the town—fine Shirts,
Hoisery, Gloves and Ties' in endless variety. Also,
Military cloths and Cassimeres which' will be made
o order at the shortest notice.
J. A. MUD R..
opposite Washinglen_lfouse, liagerstorni, Md.
'Oct. 21 1864.
NE W .PAUL AND INTLIMPIE
GOODS
JUST FROM THE:EASTERN MATIONS
AT THE NEW STORE OF
METC ALF & HITE SHEW,
enamucttsrxita.
On Second Street, nearly Opposit&!,ihe P. 0.,
a full
W:7: have e t°k : f"lki " aif ir),1 1 „ antSo which 1 arose i„g at
dstonishing low prices (for the times).
We have; Delains Plain & Figured, from 55 up
Colicoes, " 25
Cloaking Cloths, . " 225 •'
" 75 '
Unbleached Muslin s‘ 25 II _
Bleached, rr :to "
0,
.50 .1
1101)1) Skirts for Afismes, 0 25
Ladies, w 75
Wool Under Shirts, • 225
Over " a 250 "
qt orking Ynrn, 187 per lb
Best Spool Cotton only 10c
In short wo are sidling ailment,. every thing lower
then can bo bought (at present) Wholesale in tho
cities. Call if you please n.nd see for Yourselves.
METCALF & 14ITESIIEW.
N. B. We are also Agn - nts for the Singer Sew.
ing Machine. 111. &
Oet. 28, 1864
WILIESB4HO' 110 TEL,
1 (747a,y3a.e..a (=moo,' ]Ear.
FRANCIS BORDEN , PROPRIETOR.
•
subscriber respectfully announces to his
1 friends and the public generalir that he has
concluded riot to dit.pose of hig Motel property and
will continuo the business its heretofore. , The
House has hut recently been thoroughly R.F.-FIT
TED nod hl;-PURNIl:S111.:1.), no that he is now
cola?), d to afford every comfort nud curivenienyco to
his guests.
llie, TAl3l.l'; will nt MI times be pr,ovidett with
the best provi-inn the markets wilt mfl nd. :
Attached to this Hotel is n largo nod coitinnodi
ou.4 hew stable. •
I An attentive Hostler will at all times hr, iii readi
ness, and Fprwal /Mention wilt be ipai.l to iliu wants
of transient s.lsitons. FBA?. 4 :;16 BU~II3I h.
v.
PRIVATE SALE.
rritlE subscriber offera at Pr . ivate Salo his Farm,
coa t ijolu g
iiii/L4130 211L0C.1113Z..12E.M.
mere or less, lying on the Itlira:ter Gap linsitd. about
3-4 of a mile from Hopewell Milts, afijoi.utog lands
of Isaac &iltoekey, Esq., Wels.ll, Showher
gers, and others. The Land is part Lima WOO Una
port Tumbling stone, about 6 acres in Timber.-
1' he improvements die
A NEW BRICK HOUSE,
with Slate 'tool; a NIIIV BANK MIRAN with
Wagon 16ed attached, Hog Pen, Core. Urib, &c.
Therein a large :Asterst near the door and a well ,
of never-failing' water about 10.0 yard, distant.
There is also an OreThard of Grafted Fruit and a
young Orenar,t of 100 tree:: pltitittql aunts yeat a-
'PRICE 9 DEWS
COLTJAIN!
NOV. 4TIE 1864.
SECIDNAD ARRIVAL L,
s4:cpsD AIRRIVAL,
SECOND An nIIVAL,
wirivrtrm c‘foolms,'
tVENVER Gi140114%,
111 7 1NTF,II •GOODS:
PHt ICE HO.EFUCH
jolt reveiv ,, a and ,:" v rt. reepivirfo. front
Fr 4 ; 5 11 1 e
Dasterti tliarhdit tt litic ti,l4frtiork to their
stock of
jr"
LIP ;
vu r
kt,,l4 g
GROCERIES, Sze,
To which the nttention of the community i;
ltd ns Ihey will dir , roverlhe.t goods
lower iliati the prireg hove been licreteture thretigli
the country. Their stork of
DE'TJA 1 N
1111.",1ZINOS",
I,t'ACCA
Cannol:be surpassed for eesirnblt - nrsa of style a nd
quality.
CASSIDIEL'II..ES,
CLOTHS, ,*
Of the Intent p sterna,
PRINTS,
GINGIIA MS,
FL NNE 1,,.
Alino assortment of Sack Flannels, alt La
dies Cloaking Cloths of the diflerent klors
worn, and at rrices to suit all.
Ladies Clouds, Sonings, Hoods, S,:e,
se'L'"~'?3S~' W t~'.~:;-'~"iM::SrS :r^:^.;.~".'7~T:Yss
Q.'at3, - ti - lf.L. - 1(1 ~.),(D.c.l-4
We hottet of tinYinz the largest netiortment ever
Isrpught to Town. %Vert. bouuht Inrelyfivo per
cent. cbaaper then inescht priects mid Will be soft!
-bcCorcingly.
flronadinos,
IV O OI 110111: ,
Poplins, '
Chn
Lnwos, plain and figural,
Balze.rincs,
Craps Dos pangeg,
Eng. Crilpo,
Arnetion Prints.
French Crapr. . •
Collars. ll'dk'fs,
Mitts,
()atm ilets,4.l.:c
OUR PANCY STOGIE
compri.wA n grent vlir'oly of Lalmornls,ll.4oBlorts
'Shnwis, (;nuittitts, hid Gloves, Head Nets, Trim.
ming li,bbnns, LaccA, u-c. • •
DOMESTIC COODS
BROWN AND BLEAMED musLiN,
Linen. Sheetings,
Blenched and Br9trn 'Diapers,
Tickings,
Strips,
FurinturnCh colts, g.
CARPETS. •
01E, CLQTRS,
I'..linds and Hangings
LI ngE. ', 11 ES -.
Our Stock of
,Groceries is very large. Sugars of
ilitTerent grades—Moinaboq at various prices. Leaf
Sugar, Syrup, Coffees, leaf IZio and Dandelion.
American anti English paw, Fish.
Cheese, Rice.
"WILLOW WARE .1 X D
b
QUEENSWAR.E,
And every article necessary lo r , pply thn nrcessi.;
ties or render comOrtable our oh flicnds rim' ac
quaintances. Vh a mean to eiv.• % ,- Trkr,
1-toN-Tir-BcBn.nc.4 and gwe Our Tri, Hite vvrry scri,ro,
!iodation possible. \VW! ninny thank., for ri
trout vatronne bervt‘.tolli WO iia'', Ontie2CO2 to
merit a continuance of Itl9 outoit'a fri-or..
I.l'rry;ne.thm.4l. Nor 4. 1 Sal
Tw I LLS,
V EST IN'':.;S,
I.INSETA
Silke, %i
Cotters:ldes,
Linens.
ilnss & 'Bagging
sAMI;EI, HOMMICII