Lancaster Examiner and Herald

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Killed on tlie Sailroad.—WUllain Henry, an employeoon tho Pennsj'lvanift Railroad, was run ovor and killed at Columbia on Wednes¬ day mornlne, the 21at inst. The deceased re¬ sided In this city, iu East Chestnut street. He leaves a wife and four small children. * oldest heing only about twelve years of age. Tho Columblu Spy gives the ronowJ"ff paruc- ulars of the accident: "The deceased waa walking on the south track, soins east, and when opposite the residence of E. K. Smith, esq., he stepped on lhe north track to avoid a freight train wliicii^f^ doso to him on the south track, goioe east also, wheu he was car.ght by the aiiiftlug engine, which had two cars altflclJcdi on the north track, which was nlso going In the same direction. No person son-the deceased nt the moment the accident happened. It is supposed that tlienolseof the train out of Iho way of whicii he stepped, was greater than that of the slilfllog train ; lience his attention was not attracted to tlie latter. He had been employed on tho Pennsylvania Railroad for more than eighteen yeais. An IntiuesL was hcldon the body by Samuel Evana, esq., and a verdict rendered lu accordance with tlie above facts."
Bttddon and Mysterious Doath.—Ou TUurr. day evening last Mrs. Kauffman. a lady of over SI years of age, who resided with Mr. Robert Brady near Conestoga Centre, in Coues¬ loga townsliip, came tohordoath very .sudden¬ ly uuder the following circumstances. After spendlngthe evening with the family of Mr. Brady, and feeling as well as usual, although she had felt a Utile indisposed tlio day before, she left thom to retire to her bed, which waa Jn a room on the second slory. A Igw mo¬ ments afterwards a noiso was heard as of some one falling down stairs, and Mr. Brady going <iuickly to discover the cause, found hor lying lu an apparently loscustblc condition at the footof the stairs. Ho Immediately lifted her np and laid her on a bed, but before she could be placed on ilie bed life w.is extinct. She was couMiderably bruised on the baek of Hie head, and the lilood was oozing oul of lier moutli aud nose, but her injuries about the lieail were not suIUcIeut to cause lier doatli, Jt is supposed, from the bruises, lhat site fell baclcwai'ds down stairs, but whether licrdcath wns caused oy a stroJeti oCnpoplaxy, or wlielJi- erherncelc was dislocated by the fall, and her death caused by that, is not knowu. She had been remarkably hearly and activo for one of her age.—Intclli^cncfr.
KepuTjlican Sally.—One of thu largest and most enthusiastic meeliugs of ihecjimpaigu was held on Saturday hust, in tue afternoon and evening, nt Uie public house of Hcur>- Jlhoads in the village of Reamstown. The meeting was organized as follows: rresldent, Capt. A. Godihalk; Vice Presidents, Henry Hendel, Adamstown; Juo. Oberholtzer, Breelc- nock; Clement Rlxler, E. Earl; John Metz¬ gar, \V. Coealico; F. Coovor, Jacob Kofroth, Ephjata; J. U. Rcddig, W. Coealieo; Isaac Long, Xew Yoric; M. -S. Fry, Ephrata; L. If. Evaus, Adamstown; Wm. 'Woodsidc. Breck¬ nock; JamesL.HaIn,E. Coealico; Secretaries, F. B. Regar, J. A. Stober, W. Coealieo; W. H, Seltzer, Ephrata; Samuel Weaver, E:vst Earl; Jeremiah BilUngfelt, Adamstown. Bin thoafternoon tlio'mceting was addressed by Capt.E.II. Rush; and In the eveuing by Hou. G. A. Grow, Wm. K. Seltzer, E. Billlng- felt, M. S. Fry aud H, B. Hendel, csqy.
The Adam-stown Invluclbles, headed by the Fairville and Reamstown Brass Band, turned out in fall uniform aud large numbers. Tho .surrounding dislricls were all fully represout- cd. Tltc utmost eutliuslasm prevailed, and a good result may be looked for on the .^d of Ko- vemher uext.
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FliOUK. OKAIJV <& WUISKT AlAKHET
PHIL ADELPHI A, OCtObcr 27.
FJ^t''K.—The market remains iu the samo dull and unsatisfactory stato noted on Satur¬ day, and in order to effect any considerable sales low prlcea would have to be acceded to; only a few hundred barrels wero takeu by the home consumers at S6 25a7 for superfine; S7 25a 8 for extras; SSaSTo for spring wheat extra family; S9all for winter wheat do. do., aud 811 50al3 for fancy brands, according to quality. Rye Flour Is selling at SSaS.50. No change to notice in Corn Meal. The receipts to-day are aa follows: SJ5 bbls Flour; 3090 bushels Wlieat; 3100 bushels Corn; 4200 bushels Oats.
Gkain.—The Wheat market is Inactive, and prices are drooping. Sales of common nnd good red at SI 90a210, and 2400 bushels amber at $2 10a2 IS. Rye is steady at Si «5 per bushel for Pennsylvania. Corn is less active aud lower. Sales of 5000 hushels western mixed at SI 25al 20. Oats move slowly at former rales. Sales of 3000 bushels western at 74a75c, and soutliern at 55a&5c; 1300 bushels fOur-rov.-od Canada Barley sold ou secret terras.
Whisky.—Sales are making at f 1 "5 per gal¬ lon, tax paid.
pnirAIIEM'JII.rtTAT'lXEMARItKT. r.loND.vY, October 27.
The arrivals and sales of Beef Cattle at tho Avenue Drove Yard were large lli la week. The market in consequence was dull, and prices were rather lower. About 2600 head sold at Saflc for extra Pennsylvania and western Slecrs; 7a7>^c for lair to good do, and -laOc per lb gross for common, as to quality. The fol¬ lowing aro some of the sates. Rochester Co., Dengler Jl MeCIeese,..
.Tames S. Kirk,.....-.	
B. McFIllen	
James AIcFiileu,	
J-:. S. McFIllen	
Hope & Co.,	
JX Branson,..
.. lij^us;.-.
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. Ty^sj^
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EapaTjlican Meetings.-A very large meet¬ ing ofthe Republican citizens of Lauca.ster was held In the Court House, on Friday even¬ ing, tho 23d inst. Col. D. W. Pallerson pre¬ sided. Able addresses were delivered by Col. John W. Forney, Col. ^Vorrel of Dauphin co., aud Dr. D. W. Hutchinson, of Chester counly.
—Tho meeling annonnced to be lield in Providence townahfp.nt tbo public honse of D. F. Lefe\-re, on the 2Sth inst., has beon post¬ poned until Stonday evening, l^overaber 2d.
—There will be a meeting ofthe Republican citizens of Providence and adjolnine town¬ ships, in tlie grove of John Harnlsh, Pequea Valley, on Saturday afternoon, October Slat. Addresses will be delivered bj' J. B. AmwaUo, W.A. Wilson. W.W. Hopkins, M. M. Rutt, Hon. O.J. Di&ey, Ellwood Griest, Dr. D. W. Jlutciiinson and Dr. J. C. Gatchell.
Lancasterian miled at Harrisliarg.—A man named Geo Lchhart, of Ihis couuty, waa kiUed at WIster's iron works in Harrisburg, on 'JTlmrsday inorniug, the 22d inst. TUe State Guard gives the following particulars of tho aflair: The accident happened about two o'clock, wliile Lebhart waa employed in lianl- ing cinder. He was caught between a poat aud a cart, and injured internally so that death ensuod a short time afterwards. The deceased was a sluglo man about forty-five years of age; his relatives reside in Lancaster county. A coroner's Inquest was held resulting iu the following verdict: "That the said George Xebhart, while hauiiug ont cinder, was killed accidentally, by tho cart striking him with one of the shafts."
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Jolm Y. Slills, Hogs wero dull aud lower; about 4700 hoail aold al lite diiRrentyarJ.s at Sil .50al2 50 per 100 ihs net.
.*5heei» wore Jiigher; SCOO head arrived aud sold at 4aCc por Ih gross, .as to condiiion.
iws were unch:iuged; 200 head sold at 550a 75 for cou- and calf, and  S-lOatlj per head for
SJU'inglM'S,
XKW YOStIi <r.VrTl.E MAKKET.
Nkw York, Oct. 17. Beeves were dull tlirnugUnut the past week, aud luicc-s'^duwn, Tt>-day the markot was quIoL, and prices heavy and lower. Inferior to ordinary, flallc; lair to i)rime, 14aI5J^c; ex¬ tra, lOalCJ^c. SUeep and Lambs tolerably ac¬ tive, hut prlrcj^ are heavy. Lambs. G\^ixT)ic. Sheep—Inferior to good, :ij^ii IJi.^c; prime,5a5Ji;c; extra sheared, fcifij^jc. Hogs iaii-Iy active, but lower; light to comnion, s;;fafv.-fe; fair logood. S»^a8;.<; Iieavy coru-.td,flc. Calves firm: first quality, 13al3;:Jc; pnmo, 12i\12V.c; common lo good, IDallJiJc.
B.VI.TI.1IOR:: CArrs.K .nAiiUE-r.
BALTIMOUB, Oct. 2fi.
Bekf Cattle.—The ofi'ei-ings at the Scales during the past tveekamonuled to 2100 head, against 2631 last weok. Of the number olfered .Itl 1 head came from Virginia, (50 from Oiilo aud 407 from West Virginia, over the Balti¬ more it Ohio Railroad; 21 from Virginia aud 53 from Maryland bv boat, and 702 from Vir¬ ginia on foot. Of the reccIjJts II7G head were takeu by Baltimore liutchers, 077 sold to fann¬ ers for grazing, 45-5 to spcfiulators for other markela, 223 were re-shipped to the east with¬ out beiug offered iiere, and the balauce left over unsold. Prices lo-day ranged as follows: Old Cows aud .Scalawags at o oOafl; ordinary thin Sttei-s, Oxen aud Cows 4a?I50; fair to good Stock Cattle 4 ilaSG 7.); fair qualily Beeves fiaSli .50, and the very best Beeves 7aSS S> per 100 lbs. tho average price being about S5 50 gross. Tlie market closed at a decline from the rates of last week or2-5c per 100 lbs., hutowiug to a superior gnido of Cattlo being oirered, jirlces for a lew- of the best Beeves were 2.jc per 100 lbs higher.
Sheki'.-Tlie supply during tho jtrisl, week has been in oxcei>s of the demaud, and tlie market Is dull at a decline from the rates of last weok of J-^aJiJc per lb. Prices to-day rang¬ ed as follows; Fnir to gooa rut Bll cop at aj^v 4J4cperlb. gross. Stock Slieep I50a2 50 per iicad.   Lambs at S2a3 50 per liead.
Hogs.—The niarket is overstocked with Hogs this week, and dull at a decline of fully 50c por 100 lbs. from the rates of last week. Prices to day rauged as follows: Fair to good fat Hogs S10 50al275 per 100 lbs. net Vith a downward toudcucy.
ESTRA'T XOTICE.
CAME to the premises of the subscriber in Manor township, ou or about the lust day of August, l»iS, a young COW, red —a-rnr* and wliile spotted. The owner Is ^e-ipiSg^aljfl quested to come foward, prove prop- Wl3i erty, pav charges aud lake her awHy,«=a6=s& otherwise she will be sold according to law. J. E. MELLINGER, oct23-:Jt*5Q Lancaster P. O., Pa.
ESTKAY XOTXOE.
CAME to tbe promises of the subscriber, on or about tho 12th day nf Ocl:ober,^„__,.^ THREE 2-YEAR OLD HEU-'LHS. $«;iv[v^ The owner Is requested to call,prove W*^ propertv and pny cliarges, or they-—^Jts^ig^ will be disposed of accnnling to law.
HENRY SHREINER, At ^rrs. Kauffman's JMill, Mauhelm twp. oc28 ^_^__^__^_       ''l* 50
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Accidents.—Joseph McGlinn, a carpenter, ¦eroployed-on one of tbe houses being erected by Geoi-go Si. Stelnman, in Prince street, near WestKing, fell from the third to tho second storyof the building, cutting himself severely about the head, besides sustaining other iujn- xics ofa serious character. The accident was ¦caused by the breaking of the ning ofa ladder ou wliich he was standing.
—A horso driven by Ezra P. Laudis, of tlUs cily, became frightened at sometliing in the slreot near the Lanciuster Cemetery, aud ran off. Mr. Landls w-as tlirown from tiie buggy, and falling ou his liead, sustained somo severe iujurics.
—Col. Milton Weidler, of the firm of Sprongor & Weidler, brewers, omet witli a very unfor. tunato accidcu t, ou Moiaday, the 2CUi. He was driving into tlie yard at P. Relsinger'a Lamb Tavern, and In crossiug the gutter, one of the horses stopped, and apparently became un¬ manageable, when the Colonel, fearing an ac¬ cident, jumped out to take the horse by the head, and in doing so, broke his loft leg. It Is .supposed lie slipped ou one ofthe cobble-stones in tlie gutter, or alighted with great forco on the ono leg. He was taken into Mr. Roisin ger's, where Ills log was aet, and where he still remains. It was a very bad fracture—the bones protruding through tho flesh. Tho ac¬ cident is very mucii regretted by his many friends in this communits*.-CbiHHj6i« Spy.
Committed to Prison.—Ann Jefferies was ar¬ rested on the 22d inst., by oflicer McCutchen, charged with stealing a quantity of articles from Dr.J. T.Baker, consistingof bed sheets, glass goblets, dishes, table cloUis, Ac, araount- ingin v.iluoto aboutSCO. She was laken be¬ fore Alderman Wiley who committed her to prison In default of ?.5nObail, Mrs. Jefferles w.as arrested at the house of Mrs. Barbara Wlt¬ mer, in Slrawberri* street, where many of the stolen articles were found. Jlr.s. \V. was also arrested and Iield in tlie sum of £300 to answer the clianie of receiving stolen goods.
Sales of Beal Estato.—Henry Shubort, auc¬ tioneer, sold, for Herr it Rife, the property Of Catharine E. Jefferles. ou Manor street, to Cnristian Waiter, for S1775.
B. A. Baer purchased from the estate of John Ehler, dece.ised, tlie ono-slory brick dwelling house and half lotof ground, In East Orange street, between Lime and Duke streets, for $2,- 7.j<i.
Thcproperty of Geo. M. Pcnnoclc offered for sale by Auctioneer Sliubert, was bid up to £8,- 400, at whicii figure it was withdrawn.
Thefarm of Benjamin Eby, dec'd., in Peun twp,, uear Manheim, containing IGQ acres and 25 perches, was sold lo Henry Kurlz, of 3It. Joy, for S1S3.15 per acre.
Tho Presbyterian Synod.—The Philadelphia Synod (Old School,) embracing the Presiiyto- rian churches between lhe Delaware River and Hollldaysbiirg, tills Slate, met'^ in tho Presbyterian Church, this city, ou Thuraday evening. The aunual sermon was preached by Rev. O. O. McCle.-iu, of Lewlslowu. MilUln county. Pa. A large number of delegates are in attendance. Rev. Alexander Reed, D. D., of Pl)iladeli»liia, wns elecled Moderator, aud W. C. Lawsou, of Milton, Teniporar3- Clerk.
BUnd Tom.—Fulton H.all was crowded on Monday aud Tuesday evenings with fashiona¬ ble audiences to witness the concerts of Blind Tom, thcgrcHteatiuuslcal cariosity of the age This wonderful Negro boy plays thtMUOstdlf- Hcult Operatic imccuu. ivot. ouis,- Uriiiinntlv and beautifully, but wltli all the taste, expression and feeling of tho most distinguished artist This evening lie gives his-.last concert. AU wiio Iiave not heard him slmnid avail them seU'os ofthis opiiortunlly.
Shotin tho root.—TheOxfonl iv<;.«s says lhat W.IiaiTlsonWortii, of Colerain townslilp, Lau- c.TSter counly, w:is shot In the foot one day last week. He was caiTylng his gun on his shoulder, when it accldcntnlly slipped put of his haud and fell over his shoulder to the ground behind him, the concussion exploding the charge, which entered and lacerated the left foot, near the great toe.
Fire.—A small flre occurred in the partition between llie Farmers' Bank, in Eaat KIng-at., and the house adjoining on the West. It was extinguished before much damage was done either building.
On the 25th lust., Hy the R'^v. ,T. J. striue, To¬ bias M.BKun.\KEntoSuE Peck, butU of Mt. Joy.
On the aame dayby tliessame, JacobB. Goon to Lizzie H. Hekk, both ofManor.
On the loth Inst, by Rev. W. T. Gerhard, at Hortlng's hotel, Henry 9. Stauffeu. nf West Earl, to Sarah P. Btjkkholdeu, of Warwick.
On the ISth inst.. by the same at liis house, Gkoroe W. HE^'^•Y to Lizzie R. Fra>*ic, bulh OfPeun.
On the 22d inst., bythe same at Hortlng's hotel, AnitAHAM FttY, of Clay, lo Lvdia li. Brubakcr, of Elizabeth twp.
On the 22d Inst., by ilie same at Greider's ho¬ tel, JoHX G. Garber, of Rapho, to Lizzie RETHEnFORD, ot Couoy twp.
On the 25th Inst., by the pamo at the houso of the bride's father, Henry W. Bheneisex, of Hpton, Franklin counly, Pa., to MaCCie JI. Stuber, of Lincoln, thia county.
On the 25th Inst., by Rov. H. F. McI*ano, at Franklin, Johnson county. Indiana, Daxiei. HoFFiiAN to SudAX Burns, both of this city.
On the 22d Inst., by Rev. Dr. Mombert. at thg residence of lier uncle, John Itoberts. esq., at Pleasant View, iIiIs county. George B. Heck, of Cumborland CO., Pa., to Lucy C. Ligiitneu of West Earl twp.
On tho 20th lust., by tbo Rev. J. J. Strlne, at his residence, Hknrv H. IIarni.sii IoMarv Ann Herr, both of Manor.
On the 22d inst., by tlie same. Benjamin F. Eshleman, of Bageratowu. Md., to Fannie Crumbein, of Ephrata, Lancaster county.
On tho same day, by iho .same, Samuel Kready, of Rapho, to Anna m. Boilst, ot Mount Joy.
On the 15th inst., at Ilortiug's Hotel, bv the Rev.W.T. Gerhard, Hf.nry S.Staukfe"r. of W&st Earl, to SaRAH B. Euiuch older, of War wick twp.
On the 18th Inst., by the same, at his resi¬ dence. George W. Henny lo Lizzie R. Frask, both of Penn twp.
On thel3th iust., by Rov.A.Wangner.FRED. Falter, of Ford counly, Illinois, to Anna Elizabeth Bre>'Eisa, of the same place, for merly ofLancaster county, Pa.
On the 20th lust., hy Rev. Mr. Hlestand, at the residence of the bride's father, Harry W. DiKFENBAOGii, of this city, to Emma M. Han- way, of Sadsburj-.
On the 29t.hult„aLRothsville, Warwick twp.. Jacob Koehler, aged 00 years, 7 moutlis aud 1 day.
On tbe a')ih in.st.. in Phllndelphia, suddenly. Eliza Davies, wife of Dr. D. J. Bruner, of Co¬ lumbia, Pa.
On the Uth inst., at Carlisle, Jacob Uedseck- or, aged G8 year.s, a months and 20 days.
On the 20th inst., in Pequea twp.. Sarah, wifo of Amos SNAVELY,agea 30 vears, 7 months and 6 days.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
ADJIIXISFRAXOIt-S XOTICE.
Estate of Beujamin Beinhoid, late of Lancaster eity, dee'd.
LETTERS of adininistriition on satd estate having been Emnlcd to the undersigned, ull persons IndebteS thereto nre requested to mako Immediate p.iyment, and those havlnff claims orilemnnds against the same will present them ¦without delay for sectlemcnt to the uadersi-n- cd, residing In said citv. "
•JOHK BAKER, oct:i-i;iJO Administrator.
Al'DIT«U\S SiOTICE.
Estate of Barali Hambright, latc of Earl twp., Lancaster co., dec'd.
THE undersiuned Auditor, appointed todls- r T ,,'¦'; '.',"' ''»'""<:<= romaininK In the hands of Levi Weller, e.\ocutor of the la-st will of Sa¬ rah Hnnibright, dcct-ised, to and among those legally entitled to the same, will attend for that purpose on I'RIDAY, NO VEJIBBIl'irth. A. D., ISas.atllo'olock, a. m., lu the Library Uoom of the Court House, in the City of Lan¬ ciuster where all persons interested in said distribution may attend.
J. W. r. SWIKT °et2i-jt-jg  aSiIUot.
ACCOVSXS or TKUST ESTATES, AO,
THE Accounts of the following named es- >.™';'''.V;'" ''" pi'-'Sentcd for ccmlirmation on -MONDAY, NOVEMBER ai, ISliS: Moses Nolt's trust estate, Lsaac Shirk, trustee: bam uel Wanucr's assigned  estate,  Jacob Ij.
Krb, assignee. Hiram S.Kendig's assigned estate, Ilenrj'E.
Uaub, a.ssiguee. Edmund L. Btalil's  assigned estate,   John
JStrlcIcier, assignee. .A.braliam D. Gr;iblU's trust estale, Solomon
C. Groff^lrustee. Jacob JJ. Hoover's trust estate, John P. Herr,
¦".¦nnjlttec.
illary Jane Jterr Trust, Knt<.\..., j.ji,„ t:'. TTor.. cnmiulttce.
„   „, W.L. BEAR, Proih'y.
1 roln y Olllce. Oct. 2U, ISCS. Locl2S-H.5U
TUBXPIKE i>ivii>S:xu.
THE Lnncaster and Litiz Turnpike Company has declared a dividend of ONE DOLLAR AND FII^TY CENTS per share, eiiunl losi.Y per cent., for Ihc last six months. I'avable on demand at the l-'ariners' National Jlank, of Lancaster. GEO. H. HllOIlER,
Oct 2S-:!I '-uO Trcasn i-cr.
SEALED I-ROI-<).S.4I.a
OEALED proposals will be received at the O Count.v Corami.ssloners' olllce until .MON¬ DAY, NOVEM BliB ::d,at: o'clock.p.m., for rooflng the wooden bridge across Mill Creek, on the old Flilladelplila rond, at or near Jlush- ong'a Jllll. .Speclllcallons for the abovo work can be had nt said olllce.
Uv order of llie County Coninii.ssinner.s. .\tlesl: JNO. Jl. SlUUK,
oct 24-lil-t!l clurk.
BI,ACKBEKICI£.S !
liLACKitEUItlES I
WILSON'S Earl.v, KiUalinny and Uwton BLACKBEKRV rLANT.-j can do purclms¬ ed m large anantitics and at re.tsiniahle rales. Address or apply lo        CYRUS N. HERK. Strasburg, Pa.
K.\SI»BEKttIES, OCRItAXTS, *C'.
CLARK, Pbiiadeipiiia, Improved 131ack Cap, Purple Cane and Ohio Everbearing JtASP- BliRRYPJj.^NTS; Cherrr, Versallalse, White Grape and Red Dutch CURRANT PLANT.'S. AUo, one and two ye.ar old ASPARAtiLiS PLxVNT.S. for .sale cheap, b.v
CYRUS N. HERR, .Slrasburg, l*a.
TREES, GRAPE VINES. >!:<.'.
£ ofl'er an assortment of Apple, Peach, Pear, Clierry and Quince TREE.S; also. Shade and Ornamental TREES. GRAPEVINES In va¬ riety, one, two and three years old.
CYRUS N. HERR, Oct 2.-i-;lt-50 Stra.sbnrg, I'a.
Tl'ri'l'EU   .\HD  KINUWOR.M  DESTROYER. CRIMSOX TETTEK WASH.
ALONG establisheil, safe and ceriain cure for Teller, Jtlngworni.s, Pimples on tiie Kace, Barber's Jlch.Saltlllii'.uni, Scald Head, Ulcers, Blolclics and other ub.stlnalueruplions of the skill.
Prepareil from llie original rccipeof Cliarles II.Helllilsh, by
CHAS. A. IIEINITSH, Apolliecar.v, No. 1^ East Klng-st., wlierenu- meronscertiUcates of Its cures can be seen. inly 1 ;«-lf
BAILEY & CO
J£1V£IiKI£S,
LATE 81» CHESTNUT,
HAVE REMOVED
To their Xew aud Maguiflcent Establislinient,
Chestnut A- Tnelftli Sts.,
PHIL.4.DELPHIA.
XEW .STOKE,
XEW GOODS,
XEW PKICES.
jev/eery,
silver 1v.\re,
r.VXCY COOKS.
Me.ssr.4. It.VILEY it GO. have largely Increas¬ ed their stock, and have greater f.icUUles for the manufacturing of line goods, and make a speclallly of
PINE ^V-\.TCUES,
FINE SILVER W-\EE.
They will parlienlarly i manufacture of
:lve allention In tho
RRIDAL SlfA'ER  WARE,
Audio increaseliieir variety have taken the -AGENCY of
TIIE CIORHAH
MANUFACTDEIXG CO'S
STERI.IXG SOI.in SILVER W.VRES.
The GORIIASI WARES are now universally acknowledged to be of a superior qiLilily and flnislitoauy manufactured in tliis country, and Me.ssr.s. BAILEY & CCSarrangementsare such lhat they will be enabled to display frnm limelo time .111 lhe Great Novelties proilnced by this Celebrated Factory,    f.
Each piece ST.-VMPED .and qualily GIT.VR- ANTIED.
The GORHAII Jlaiinfacturing Company have appointed
Me!?si-.s. B.IIIEY & CO.
SPECI-'lI.   AGEI&XS,
In Pliiladelphia, for the sale of their Fine Solid Silver Ware.
REMOVAL.
BAII-EY  &   CO.
LATE  Sl»  CHESTNUT STREET,
H,(VVE H EMO VED TO
CHESTNUT .i- TWELFTH STS.,
For Additional Keal £sta(e Ad Tcrtiscuiciits, See -ItU Page.
rOR SAI.1E:.
A VALUABLE SULL PROPERTV, lo.-atcd Immediately on  the Pcnii- sylvanla Kailroad, l',;^ niUcs w^-bI ofSpruceCrtiekStiitlnn.IIiuiting-' Uoucoimly; the Mill in tUo hcnl,
of running order; ft never-Xttlling-c .___
Water Power,   FOUR DWELLING llUUStiS,
andSoACHEa of Laud conuuctoil.   Tlie Mill
located In one of the be-st wliciit (¦ro-.vlng'pui'ts
oftlie county.   Eor further pan iuiilttr.sndiiress
J. A. UAGliJRTY,
Spruce Cr<;elc P. O., Ilumlngilon co., Pa.
Oct 28 rlin'i')
VALtJAUI.t: MXI.I,. mOPERTY AX PIU- VATE SAI.E.
THE underslEined, wishing to reiiro from business, olFers at private sale his vnluablo Mill Property known as " ChesterwotHi Lake," situate on the Cooallco creek. In WestC.icalIco tnwnshli), Lancaster countj', wiihln two nulos of Keinnold's Station, on tlie Rending and Columbia Railroad.
The tract of land Including dam, contains NEARLY 70 ACRES, part wood and meadow and the remainder arable larm land in oxcellent condition. The IrnprovemenlB are a large three-story STONE FLOURING M ILL (the llrst being :i haKetnent story), driven hj' a never-failing and unsurpassed Ktream of water, the dain "being very lur^e, »tid supplied hy sev-   .^
enustt-in running streams.   Thy Ml	
nlshed with Iw" water wheels, four pal rstones, audull machinery requisite for doing a tlrsl- cla.ss biislneiw. -Adjoining the Grist Mill is a valuable SAW MILL, capable of aawinuover 1000 feet of luiiiher jierdiiy. Timber ia abund¬ ant, convenient and clieai>.
Tho ronniininj: hiuldin;,'^ are a large two- slory Slone MANSION IIUUSE, Sr.one BANK IJAUN, Summer Ilouse. Arched Vault, Wood House, tSmoko IIon.*:e nnd many other out- liulhlings luosl.eonvonlontlv nrranjtcd. Also, II snug two-slory frame TENANT HOUS*--, wlih stone buseinont kitchen, and sultahlo out-hiiildings-. On tho premises is a thriving. Al'PLKOROMAKD, hearing good crops everv y<'ar. The premises have b(ien reeently stocke'd with fruit trees of the best varieties of apiiles, pears, pe:\ches, plums, grapes, Ac, besides sniaJt frulls sueh as strawherrles, raspberries, gooseberries, Ac. The Mansion Ilou.i^e com¬ mands a heiiutiful view and Is surrounded by il fine yard, iilanted withcholeeshrubbervand ornamental trees. Excellent water is close to tlie door.
The abovo is a most deKirable propertv, and Is situuted iu a very heulthy and nipidly Im¬ proving section of country, within 14 miles of the City of Reading, convenient to the rail¬ road, lo churches, schools, stores, i6c. The neighborhood Is much frequented in the Summer by Phlladelphlans, aud with a snioli expenditure this property could be made a favorable SUMMER RESORT. The Mill has always done a large and prosperous husiness, and h.is an extensive run of cnsloni.
Partie.s desirous of viewing the premises WlU he hospitably entertained.
For further particulars and terms, call on or address FREDERICK FOX,
Reinholdsvllle P. O., Lane:ister co.. Pa.
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VAI.UABI.H I«OX OltE FAR31 AT S'UBMC SAIiE.
OK THURSDAY. NOVEMUER 12, 1S6S, will he sold at public aale, hy the uudersigned. on thepremlses, the following valuahle real estJite.viz:
A Tract of Land, ndjoining the village of Beartown, In Carnarvon twp., Lancasterco. Pa„ formerly owned by George Riyg, deceased, situated on tlie Downlngtown, Ephrata and Harrisburg turnpike, 2'4 miles from Waynes¬ burg, Chester county, bounded ou the Kouth by ore land of .lohn Dlller, and west by Bear¬ town Iron Ore Bank, now owned i:ind worked by the Sweed Iron Oro Company, containinK ABOUT 70 ACRES ¦     ,^
of lhe bestquality of improved innd, #f™V and under good fences, Tiio Improve- != = mentii tlierecui aro a two-story Stone jitL Dwelling HOUSE, 42 by 40 feet, with porilco nt west end, and porch facing the pike; also, a brick smoke and hake house, 10 by 12 feet, ono- story stone Tenant House, 25 by 20 feet, with frame carriage houso, nnd pig sty attached, aa bv 20 feet; nlso, astouo and frame bank Earn, SO by ID feet^with eorn crib attaehed; also, a good apple Orchard and other fruit trees; also agood spring house and fountain of never- failing water before the door, or rather on tho pihe. Owing lo the great thoroughfare, Ihc public generally are accustomed to water horses aud cattle at the fountain.
The Farm is divided Into nine convenient lields on each side of the pike. Tills farm has upon it one of most excellent and Inexhausti¬ ble quantities of thebest qualltyof BLACK HJSMETITE ORE. An opening has already been m.ade to the depth ot V2 feet, aud a quan¬ tity taken out. The shaft has been opened but Iilty yards from the Beurtown Iron Ore Bank, where thousands of tons are talcen out annu¬ ally. Tho Ore is contiguous to ihoPcnnsylva- nlaBraneh Railroad, at Waynesburg, Chester county; a distance of 214 niiles on u direct pike. This property wan ouuo a. Tuverii Stunil, and is now theverybesMocallty fora hotel.
Persons desirous of viewing the promises previous to the sale, will please call on A.J. wliitakor, residing on ihu same as tonant, or tlie undersigned in Columbia. Pa.
Possession and an Indisputable title will bo given on the 1st day of April, ISC!).
Sale to commence at one o'clock, p. m., on said day, when attendance will be given aud terms made known by
ir.H.HEISE.
H. E. WOLFE. Jolm Kersey, Auctioneer, Waynesburg, Ches- mr county, P«. oci:*t) is5Q
ASNlCiNEEK*   SAI.1-;   OF   VAliVAllI.E REA!. ESTATE.
ON S.VTURDAY. the :ilst of NOVEMBER, ISOS.thesuhscrlbers.assignecsof Isaac Jack- sou and wife, of Loudon Grove twp., Chester CO., Pa., will sell at public salp, ou tlie prem¬ ises, at 12 o'clock, nil that valuablo estate ad- Joining Wye Station, on Ihe I'hUadelphhiauii Baltimore Central Rallroan, known as the "Jackson Farm," containing
1;M acres, more or less. The properly—originally settled by r.saac Jack¬ son, near two iiunilrcd yeai-s ago,—has re¬ mained In llio family ever since, and is now sold on account of the failing hcnlth of iho present prnprietor. It is well worthy the at- tentiiUi of capitalists or buslne.'is men, being kuown as one of the finest farms In this sec¬ tion of the conniv. The buildiugs couKist of tiie MANSION HOUsE, with large j .. tlouble-uccker Baru, and full set of out 4zzr^ buildings complete. A good IJUICK pg^ HOUSE (nearly new) pleasantly aiidJsijIui, convoiiientlysltu:ited, wltii'small llarn, and needful oulbundiugs, Thero is atianhed to this house, a gitod giirden aud lawn, well set with trees at'd shrubs. A good iJiick lionse, Willi Frame Stable, used at present by the farmer; lilcewise a good .Stone Teneuient Hoi'hG. Tbelaud isiu a hit^h staioof cultiva¬ tion, well lencod, limbereil and watered. This place presents unusual facilities for milk or dairying purposes, being well adapted for grass, aud having within aOyards of a Railroad Station, oneof the linestspi ings in tlie county. The itroprietors ofthis estate, always noted fur their hfirtlcultaral tastes, have stocked It with large orchanisof choico fruit, and cxteusive plantations of ornamental irers. many of whicli aro rare, .and amongst the oldest plant¬ ed .in the county .bcsidcs^ils proximity lo Wye Station, this pntpuity is witliin «inu mile oftwo thriving villages, WcstG rove and Avon- dale, botii of which are rapidly improving. Tills property has likewise tliree sets of build* ings, which are susceptible of division, to suit the wants of purchasers.
To persons unacquainted with the neiglibor¬ iiood. we would say that il is not surpassed by uuy other in tlie enterprise, intelligence aud relinemeut of its citizens. Tliere is a large body oflimestone on tho place, and for many years quite ft business WJIS donein quarrying anrl scll'nu llmc-stonc.
Parties wishing lo view thcproperty, will stop at Wye Station on the premises.
^s lie to comineuco at 1 o'clock, p. m., of said dav, wlien terms will be made known by CHARLES DINGEE, EVERARD CONARl). Assignees of ls.^ac Jackson and Wife.
Oct 28 ts-.W
SHERIFF'S SALES.
ON SATURDAY. NOVEMBER Hth. A. D., 1SG8. at 2 o'clock, p. m., by virtue oi" sundry Writs or viJndilioiii exponas and fieri facias nnqulsition being waived.) issued out of the Courtof Common Pleas of Lancaster County nnd tome directed. I will expose topubllcsale oroutcrvat tho Court Hnum In the city of Lancaster, the rollowing described reftl estato, towit:
ATractof Land situate in East Earl town¬ ship. Lancaster co.. Pa., containing 4S ACRES, more or less, with atwo-story Frame „ „ HOUSE, and a oue-story Log House, tf!r% Barn^ Stable, Hog Pen, Cooper .Shop, fl = Sg Spring Houae, FruitTrees, two aprlngsJtKjL of rnnning water. Adjoining propertyof J. L. Espenshade, I. Ellmaker and others.
As the property oflSAAC EBY and DORAS EBY, administrators and heirs of John Eby, deceased.
Ar,SO, at the same time nnd place, a tractof land slLuate in West Coealico twp., Lancaster CO., Pa., containing 5\i ACRES, more or less, with a one-story Siouo Dwelling HOUSE, Frame Stable, Well of Water and other Ira-
Emovements   thereon.    Adjoining   lands  of anlel Leisey. Henry GoclLley, John Hurulsh ana William Wointtll. As the property of GKORGE WALTER.
AUof which was seized and taken lu exccu- liou and to be sold by
J. F. FREY, .Sheriff.
N. B.—Ten per cent, of the purcliasu money to bo paid <t\\ tho day nf sale.
Sheriff's omce, Lancaster, October 2yrd, 18G3.
oct 21 ts-!0
A XMRn AT PRIVATE SALE,
IN London Grove township, near tlie White Horse Tavern, cfjutainlug 88 ACRES ofan excellent quality of land. aiitf2*-2m* 11) CHARLES COOPER,
SPLSNDID AND CERTAIN RAROAIXS.
CITY, TOWN AND FAR^t PROPERTY all over Virginia and North Carolina, from one to ton and twenty dollars an Acre,—Grass, Garden and Wheat Lands,—Every fruit three weeks earlier than New Jersey,—Timber lands. Mill and Tannery sites, Water Powej,—every species of property. To persous wishing It, X will send a Circular. Kinlgrftlion is tiiat way, property consUintly advunelng, towns dally growing. I am at the La Plt-rre Ilouse, Phila¬ delphia, from 11a. ni. to 2 o'clock, p. m., and Irom 0 to 11, p. ni.   Post Ofiice address
BUKKE CHRISMAN. Agentfor Virginia and Nortli Carolina Lamls, iai:i Filbert Street, I'liila. oct2i-lt-l!)
PURI.IC   SALE   OF   V.*LrAKIX   CITY PROPERTY.
ON WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 2Stli. ISCS, will he sold by public sale, at tlie Exciiange Jio¬ tel of Solomon Sprecher, alt ihat valu-   B__a able Lot of Groumi, with a two-slorled iftr^S BRICK   DWELLING   HOUSE,   Baek pS = Building,   and   other   improvemenlsj^jLlL thereon, late tho property of Mary Getz. dec'd, Situated ou  the southwesl corner of Dulce street, and   Church   Alley, neurly   opposite Trinity Lutheran Church, Lancaster city. The lot fronts 20 feel J inches on Dukcstrui;t, and extends in depth along Church Alloy 122 feet. Possession given April 1st. IS&X .Sate to commence al7 o'clock. P. M. W.\t. GOMPF, JACOU D.GO.MPF.' ocl2I-Is-lti Agents for Owners.
P5JIJS.H1 SALE OF
VALUABLE BUHINF-Sa STAND AND CIT\
ON WEDNESDAY, NOVE.MBER Hth, ISCS, atlhe public houso of Solomon Sprecher, Exchange Hotel, In the City of Lancaster, the subscriber will oUer at public sale all that large nroperty situate cm tho north side of East King Street, in said ctty. "> doors west of the Court House and next door east of the Lancaster County National Bank. Tlie a__-a lot Is 40 feet, 0 inchas, more or less, iu w^^ width, and extends 2J0f6ct, more or |=«= less, in depth, to a public alley, with " S"? ' large double S-slory Brick iJWelUng HOUSE, built in the most substantial manner, and capable of being converted at a small e.tpeiise Into two large store Rooms; tiie whole heated by a laree furnace in the cellar; a. large three- story brick Warehouse in tiic rear, brick back buildlug,Stable. Ice House, Smoke Houso imd other Improvemenis. The whole eligibly sit¬ uated ill the centre of the business of tlie town.
A l.irge portion of the puivhaso money may remain charged upon the premises.
Sale to commence at seven o'clock, p.m., wlien terms will be made known hy
THO^. E. FR.'VNKLIN.
oct2I-ts-19—[Wecklv Inquirer copy ts. Daily Express and ruteliigcnccr cnj)y onco a
wooU.
PlIBLUt: SALE.
ON THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 12, 1838, by virtue ofan order of the Orphans' Cuuri of Lancaster county, the undersigned executor of the estjito of Jacob MellingLT, sr., deceased, will sell atpublic sale on the premises, the following described real estjite, viz:
A Lot OfGround. containing SIJJ^ Perches, in the icuvn of New Kuhrata, t^phrata twp., Lan¬ caster cnuni.\, adjoining lands of widow Moh¬ ler, Georgis BinKainan,sr., and Joel Kline, on wliich is erected a 2-story frame dwel- a..n ling HOUSE, with a l^^-s'.ory Houso at- iftTlT^ tacbed, frame Stable, hog stable and fl=Q^ other buildings. There is ulso awcll of^^LX neverfaillng water Willi purop therein, and a choice lussortment of bearing fruit trees.
Possession and agood title given on the 1st day of April, 186!). Persons desirous of viewing the premises, will please call on the uuder- sigupd residing thereon.
aale to commence at lo'cloclt, p.m., when at¬ tendance will be given and terms made Icnown by JOHN B. MELLINGER.
ocl2I-3t-l9 Executor.
BESIRARLE MARYLAND   PROPERTY
S^"fre*N'aTil.\rafffi,a?e'^'-'^>^ ^'>y. 4^^
CONTAINS m.^ ACRES. Tho Improvemenis consist of a sna- « clous Dwelling, Earn, CarriugQ House ^f^^ Corn Crib, Dairy, Wagon Shed, smoke Hi"-T House, Wood House, Ac. Large imd 6-8°! thrifty Peach and Apple Orchards or choicest varieties, wilh numerous other fruits.
Price S7,U0O on credll, or Sli/tOO cash.
Apply in person at Frederick Clly P. o.. or by mail to Box t;tj. mclT-ai-jg
PLIRLIC SAI.E.
ON WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBERllth 1808,the subscriber will oiler at public sale, at tbe public house of Jacob Immel near the premis¬ es, In East Hemplield twp., Ijaneaster co.. Pa., that well known farm, cnntalnlDg fc-
i;Ji ACRES, moro or less, situated on the turnpike leading from Lancas¬ ter to Hnn-isburic, :*;< miles from tho former nud 1 mile from Ttolirerstown antl 14 from Mc- Governsville, adjoining lands of Levi Getz, Jacob Kreider, Tobias DcntUngnr and others. Tho farm will bo sold lu two parts or togetlier tosuitpiircluLscrs.
No. 1, Containing 103 Acres, more or less, of limcstono land, 0 acres timber, the balance cleared, ou which is erected a large 2- a__a story stone IDweUlDg HOU.SE, a large iftr?^ Swisser Barn, as good as new. Wagon BIq^ Shed with Corn Cribs.a Hog .Sty, Wood JtfcA. Hlicd, Carriage House, Press House, Spring aud Tenant House. There I'^a never-failing spring about 50 yards from the dwelling and a well with pump at the house .ind also at the barn. There is also a thriving young upple orchard. There are two streams of water running througii the farm, to wulch cattle.can have ac¬ cess from every field and from tho barn yard. The farm is well fenced and in a higli state of cultivation, and Is one of the best farms In the county.
No. 2. Containing Zi Acres, more or less, slt- ufttedinthe township and countyaforesaldp adjolnlnglandsof TobiasDentilnger and Lewi Light,   the; road   leading   iroiu tlie Harris¬ burg  turupike to Uohrcratown and No.l.
Any person wishing to view the premises previous to the day ofsale will piejise call ou llie subscriber, residing close bj-.
Possession aud au undlspulublc title will be given on tlio 1st day of April, next.
bale to coinmence nt 1 o'clock, p. in., of said day, wlien atteudanee will be given and terms ofsale madeknownby      HENRY BEAR.
Jolm Brady, auet. oct 21-IK-41)
VALUARLE FAR» AT PRIVATE .SALE.
THE sub.scrlber oiihis at private sale his farm lying within Imlfa mile ofNowville, Cum¬ berland couutv, Pa., on the State road t3 Car¬ lisle, containing 172 ACKIvS of Ivlniesloue and Loam lan<l in lino order. Tliere ,iro two HOUSES on the farm, j_ ^^ nearly uew, the one huilt of limestone, f^^t two-stories lilgh, as feet front, by •"(2 fi. h=q= deep, containing n ine rooms. The other JuA^ House is 3? feet by 'M. A large stouo Buuic BARN, wjigon sheJ, carriage house, &a. Agood spring adjoining the Jjarn, and running water in most all the fields; also, two pumps and a large cistern. Tlie out-side fences are all locust I)ost and chestuut raiis.and the Inside fences very good. Fine Ijimestoao Q,uarries, aud splendid loentlou for profitable Jinie hurnlng. A great ileal of locust ou the farm. ItiO acres clear and 12 acres in timber. Two excellent Orchards of apples, and plenty of peaches, cherries und quinces. .t5 acres lu wlieat. The farm could be divided into two farms, or. If preferred, a portion could be sold. Pa.vmenLs will he extended to suit purciiasers. Sucli an opportunity is seldom presented to purchase a nrst-cliUjs farm, convenient lo schools, mills, cliurches and a good market.
Possession will be given of the one bouse at any time, und of the larni subjecl lo liieurLiclu of the leuant.
My share ofithe wheat to go with tho farm.
For furtiier particulars address the suljscrl- ber alNcwvilie, i'enn.
DR. DAVID AHL. Newville, Cumberland county, Pa.
oct i7-tf-IS
YALUABLE  4ICTORARO  FARMS
pirur.rcsALE.
AT
PUBLIC SALE.
ON THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 12, ISIivS, will bo sold at public sale, uu tho premises, the fol¬ lowing properties, viz:
No. I. a farm of 101! AGUES,
situate In'Llllle Britain lownshlp, ndjoining lands of John Johnson, Roln-rl Snodgrass and others, audou the wost branch of tiieOotoraro, one mile soulh of Puseyviile, and one mile north of White Rock. About 2i; xVcres ot lhe laud is covered with thriving Chestnut Tim¬ ber, the rest being arable laml and in an ex- cellentstate of cultivation. There is a sub- Btnntioi WTOMK.HOUSE ou tuis fariu, j_.fi recently ert^cted ami well nnisin:ii. ./i ff?g^ good BANK BARN, iii-arly m.-w, to- p5 = getliorwith wag'Ui hous.', coru cribs,-!LiJL-L. und ice house. Walter is furnisiied for ihc uso of the house, from :i spring on lh« farm. There is a young apple Onrhard of eh..lcclruil;peach and other fruit trees. Tliis luopeny is in »n excellent neighborhood, convenient to mills. .Scbool.s and churches, and distiinl frum thu railroad at O.xford abuul V miles.
No.2,a farm of y2ACRt:S. partly In Coleraine und parity In IjUiIo ISrilaiii township, it ijcing a i)arlof tho White Rock property, and inclu¬ ding all of liie <iUI Forge Dam which con¬ tained aliout 40acres, aud which is as rich and capable of produclnu as much grass to theacre as llie richest i>rairifS of thu wi-st. There are about irr acres of upland in a •¦ood stale uf cul¬ tivation; tiiu balance Woodland. On this aro ereeteil two comfonable Dwelling HOUSES, and a lariie .Spring House.
This farm is well adapted for dairy biislno.ss and v.'ill ail'ord ijaslurage foriVoiii2r)io;:Ocows.
Sale to coiumence at 1 o'clock, p. in., of sahl day. when attendance will be given and (orms madp known by A. W. MORRISON.
B. F. Rowe. Auct. oct 2l-'lt-lii
PITRLK! SALE.
ON SATURDAY, NOVEMBER7, ISGS, .at the puhlichouseof Dr. John Kendig in Cones- togaCentrc.a Lot of ground, situate in said village, containing ONE ACRE of Land. The improvements are ii two-story irame a^—j HOUSB, summer house, new Cam. a frS^ blacksmith sliop, nnd oilier outhulld- |lgi ings, ull in complete condition; "'""•'- p"^"' ety of choice fruit trees, and a good springof water near the door. Persons wishing to view lhe premises will call on the .subscriber resid¬ ing thereou.
Sale to commence at 2 o'elock, p. in., of .said day, when terms will be made known by
Oct2S-2t*5U MARY A. WELLS.
Appointed Bear Admiral.—Commodore C. H. Poor, formerly of this city, has liecn appointed Rear Admir.il, to succeed Rear Admiral, H^ Hoff, ret/red.
Leg Amputated.—Cliarles Hughes, oneofthe youns men i-un over in North Queen streel, a few weeks ago, by the Friendshii) Steamer had his leg amputated a few days ago.
Torch-Light ProceBSJon.-There will be a gr-iud torch-light procession In this city, on Thursday eveuing next. The various Tanners' clubs of the couuty have been Invited to par¬ ticipate, and several will uo doubl bo present: Turn ont. Republicans t
M^ Election. Tuesday, November Sd,
I ^Fu\Ti'?r^^''^^p3'^'"^^ THE UNIT- PENNSYLvigJX.*^^-'^^'^^^'^' DISTRICT OF October 14, ISUS. PETER HOFFER Bank- rupl. haviug piuised his h.stexamtnailon. and his appllcatfon for discharge having been heard In Court, it apnears t hat. he had been a member of the flrm of Hofier & Co., comprised ofhlmself and E. K.Davis aud H. M. Bruba¬ ker, and hail not been so described in the no¬ tices heretofore published; whereuiion. It is ordered thathis final application stand over until November '8th next, at 10 o'clock, a. m in order that notice be inserted then to show cause, ifany they have, why he should nut be discharged.
AW    .     ,   . G.R.FOX,Clerlw
Attest: A.Slavmaker, Register.
YALL'ASSLE KEAL ESTATE AT PRI¬ VATE SALE.
THE undersigned Executors of tbe estate of Peter E. Lightner, dec'd, offer at private sale all that valuable tractof land.
CONTAINING 02 ACRES, moreor less, lying Jfijnilewest of Lancastor city. ;i2 acrea thereorironting on the south side Of the Columbia turnpike, on which Is j erected a fine two-story Brick Dwel- *^3> ling HOUSE, Barn, and all necessarj' |=os oulbuildlngs, Tho grounds arc beantl-J'"*"' fully laiil oil. fine lawn lu front of the house with fouuUiin, and running water (from an excellent spring) at tho house and barn ; fine grapery, garden, and a largo v.iriety of clioico frnit. ic.
lliebai:iin-i;i>roa .^r.ton, maro ^r less, lying directly (tppn^Ro the i\l)ove, bet ween the oo- luinbia and Marietta lurnpikes, wilh loug frontage on each turnpike, on which Is erecl.- cd ft good frame Barn. Theland is inthe high¬ est state of cultivation, and will be sold to¬ gether or In parts to suitpurcha-'fcrs.
The location is one of the most desirable in Ihecountry, and fora private rasldence can¬ uot be excelled. Any person wishing to view tho premises will please call on
CHRI.STIANA LIGHTNER. residing on the premises, or ,      JOHN D. SXvILES,
oct2S-tn)0J       Lancaster clly, pa,. Executors.
A VALUABLE  KESIOEXCE IN   PENN- INOTONVILLE
AT  PUBLIC SALE.
ON THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 12lh, ISGS, the subscriber, {liaving made arrange- a„^ ments lo leave tho place,) will sell at #i^?V puhlic sale, the property ou which he Hsq = resides. The improvements are a ""•"-- ¦ "-' story Dwelliug, comparatively new.
Sale to commence ut 1 o'clock, p. m., on said dny, wlien attendance will be given and terms made known by      WILLIAM M'UANNA.
Oct 21 ts-!i)
A FINE CIIESTER <:OIJNTY FARM FOR SALE.
THBEE miles soutli of Penninglonville on P.IC. R. R.,andK mileeast of Sieeleviile, well-watered and limbered ; large con- jx—jl venlcnt Stone Dwelling, with line eel- ^^^ lar vaults, Inrge Frame Barn, Wagou H=q = House. &.C.   Fine lawn with evergreens B'irJ and other trees.   Running water wilh hydrant at barn, and hot and colu water hydrants up and down stairs in house.   A splendid prop¬ erty, very cheap, at S95 per acre.   Apply to HERR & RIFE, Real Estatp.and Collection Agenls, oclijI-St-J!)]   No. 3 N. Duke-st., Lancaster, Pa.
A VALUABLE FARM AT PRIVATE SALE.
IN Tuscaroro Valley, Juniata countj', V/' miles from Perryville or the Pennsylva¬ nia Railroad, containing about 17.'i ACRES, boui.ded by the Tuscoraro Creuk.lands of Wil¬ son Laird and otllurs; bas nearly all lieen re¬ cently limed; has a good two-story j_ n  '^" •        .     -    ---|(J   >T<^=a.
HOUSE,  spring house   ovor  a good .sprln?jof excellent water, near to the  :=« =
dwelling; Bank Barn, put up this sum-.	
mer. running water in the barnyard, two ap' pie Orciiards; any quantity of Timber nnd Ijimestoiie,and Indications of coal. Agood proportion of tlio laud is cleared.
A good title will bo glvau. For further par- ticuuirs Inquire of John F. G. Long, residing Ihereon. Port Royal P. O.. Juniata county, Pa., or James G. Long. .sadsbnryviUe P. O., Chesler conntv, or Jacoli Vundersol, ol tiie same plnce.
October 21. ISGS.       2t*jil
PUBLIC SALK.
ON MONDAY. NOVEMBER IC, A.D., ISCS, will be sold at public vendue, on lhe iirem¬ ises, in Manor township, the following real es¬ tate, to wit:
A tract of land, situate in Manor Iwp., on the pulilic roiul leadiug from Masonville lo .Safe Harbor, one mile from the former aud 2 miles from the latter phice.
CONTAINING -H ACRES, more or less, adJoiuiuEproi»crty of Zacharlas Winner, Joseph Breneman and others. Tlie luiprovemeuts are alarge 2-story Dwelling UOUSE, summer house, Swis¬ ser Barn, wagon shed, corn crib,   car-,
POSITIVE SALE OF RE.VL ESTATIj.
ON FRID.W, NOVE.MBER 20Ih. iSfiS, the undiu-slgiicd will soli at tlio hotel of Henry Hantz. Wrighlsvillo, York co , Pa., lhe follow¬ ing valuable real protieriy, partof it slluatt'.d 111 Wrighisvllle, and part in JjOV'.-erCI:anceiord township, in salii county, viz:
No.l, All Iliat iaiL'e, inoderu built Brick DwelllngHOUSE, wilh Kiicheuattach- p_ ¦. od aud cellar under tho whole, with n^^ Wasii House. Bath liouse. W<kkI uud K=oi Coal Honse, ling Iiousc.', and other ne-JiJir-4- (.•es-sary outbuildings, it well of oxcellent wuli-r' with pump. Rain Cistern willi Pump, Vault. •kc, all under roof. Tiio above oci;U|»,vlng 2 Lotsof Grouud, situated on tlie soui h west cor¬ ner of Frontand Orange streets, Insald bor¬ ough. The lols arc uunibcred T) andli on the borough plan, containing 10» feet (50 ft. each) ou Fr«)nt street aud extending back2iKl feel to IIoward.ailev. The fruit yani has a variety of choice fruit, comprisingapplcs. pears, peaches, plums, aiiricots, :;rapes, Ac, aiui an exccllent garden. The building is surrounded with a fine yard or lav.-n. tilled wiih rare sliriibliery und evergreens. This properly Is worthy the attention ofany one wisliing a ploasanl and comforlahle homo, as it com mauds a fine view of the river, canal, railroads aud c<iuulry around, thus making it attractive.
No.2, Situate on Ihu eiustside of W"'^''*-''^'-. between Waluut aud Lo<'uststs., in said bor¬ ough, consisting (U" FOUR FRAME DWELL¬ ING HOUSES, with slaltles, Ac, tbereon erect¬ ed on three lotsof ground numbered 20,21 aud 22onsaid borough plan, couiaining I'>0 leet front on said Water street, and extending lo the Canal Basin. The rivur tract of railroad traverses these lots, they liavlug an eligible wharfage at the canal Basiu, renders it valu¬ able as a locaiiou for auy kind of business, and has been favorably spoken of ;in a good site for an Iron Furnace or ttulllngMlll. This property will be sold enlire or separate, lo suit purciiasers. I'ersons buying this property wltli a vI(!W of erecting Jrou Works tiierctm, and requiring more room can purdiase Hie adjoining lols at a reasonable rale.
No. n, A Furm and Tract of Timber Land, in Lower Chanceford township, iu saiil count.v, on ilie public road leading from York lo Peach Bottom, 2y> miles from McCall's Ferry and Tide Water Canal, and 2y. inUcs trom Castle Fin Forge, containing."J-it ACRESand some perch¬ es; about lliO acres cleared and thoresltlue is in heavy Oak, Chestnut and Hickory Timbor. On this iiroperty aro erecled a
.STEAM SAW MILL, 34 by 70 feotln dimensions, with a 11 horse¬ power euglue; the euglne and boiler with all its connections, are new and in complele run¬ ning order, driving a Mulay Saw, Sliingle Mill, Cross Cut and Edger ; sullicient power to lio more work if required. Tliis engiiio is a good one. hut of plain finish, made stroug ami is ofgrc.1t power.   There .are 'Jhrce Dwelling
P.    n   HOUSES, two BARNS and otbcr out-
pr^t-buildings on tiie promises. The farm = with littleimprovemcntwill makeone ^of tho most desirable farms in lhe township, heing clear of slumps and stones, nice and level and well walcrcil.
Tho above property will bo sold entire or I will sell the flilll and the timber land together ¦¦viih one setof buildings on (he same, cou- laiu Ing about ICO acres, 20 of which are clear¬ ed, the balance limber; or I will sell the Mill and stumpage. us may best suit xmrcliasei-s. Iron Oro is fouud on the proper'.v.
Persous wishing lo view eiUiei" of the above properties will please call ou the personsoc- cupyiugihe same, and any information de¬ manded in regi.rd to tbe property may be bad l>y calling on the undersigned residing on Properly No. ;j, (»r luldrt'ssiug him by letter througii Castle Fin P. O., York co.. Pa.
Sale tx) commence at 1 o'clock, p. m., of said day.   Terms made knowu at sale, or at auy time previous, on personal application to C. L. WlTi'.MER.
Jonn Brady, auct. oct 21-11-19
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
ON THURSD.VY, NOVEMBER 19Lh. the un¬ dersigned. Trustee by appoiulineut of the Orphans'Courtof Franklin counly, will sell at pulilic sale, on thepremlses, tho following valuable property, to wit:
A FARM, slluate in Montgomery township, Franklin couuty. Pa., about three mllesSouth of Welsh Run, on the Bioad Fording Road, adjoining lands ot David Whitmer. iTlscIIIa Davis, Jes^e Craig and oihers. coutalnlug
80 ACRKS &. 152 PERCHES, neat measure, of the best quality of Limestone lund. about 15 Acres of which arecovered with excellent Timber.   The improvements are a good two-story Log HOU.SE, Log Barn j^   . and   Stono Sprlug House.   There Is a 4r™> Well of never-falling Water nearthe Hian House.   Also, a good ORCHARD of nn- i-g-l pies, peaches. &c., aud alot of valuable grapes on tho premises
HaJe to commence at I o'clock, p. m., of said day, when attendance will be given and lerms made kuown by
ABRAHAM WHITMER. Trustee of theHeirs of John Whitmer, dec'd.
oct I7-at-*18
VALUABLE FARM AT PUBLIC SALE.
ON SATURDAY, OCTOBER 31, ISOS. in pur.su- ance of an order of tlie Orphans' Court of Lancastercounty, the undersigned Admluis¬ tratorsof tho Estule <pf John K. Bower, Into of Bart townsliip. In said conntv. deceased, will sell by public sale, on tliftpr<^mises, thofoilow- ing real estate, late the estate ot said deceased, viz:
The ono equal, undivMcd half part ofall llmt cerC'iln plautallon or truct of land, situate in Bart township aforesaid, adjoining lands of Benjamin Baxter, Jacob Frantz, James Brown und others, on the ro.*.d leading from George¬ town to the Gap.Miues,aboutiialfamilenorlh of Georgotowii, and half a mile soulh of Gup Mines, uud containing
117 ACKES AND 09 PERCHES.
more or less, witli a two-story dwelling   n a
HOUSE, with kitchen, hake oven, &c., ite?^ attached; stone Bauli BARN, wagon I =» = shed, hog peu, two-slory springhouse.JuJfij. spring of excellent and never-falling wuler, ruuniug wator iu nearly every field; a fine young Orchard of choice fruit trees, in prime bearing order, grape vines, pear and peach trees, good fences, and all other necessary Improvements Miereon.
This property Is in a tine healthy neiglibor¬ iiood, couvenlent lo churches, schools, slores mills, Ac. Ahout lour or five acres are covered and^well set with heavy timbei~ thebal.anceis divided into convenient fields, ami in a high state of cultivation and productive, aUbrding a line opportuuliy and many induccmenls to uny one desirous of purchasing a farm, and engaging in agricultural pursuits.
13 Acres of Grain In theground will be sold with lhe property.
Persons wishing to view the premises prior to salo, win please call on Joseph F. Bower, re- sidiiig on the s,inie.
Title and possession given April Isl, ISC!).
Saloio commeucoat 2 o'clock, p. m., on said day, when atteudanee will begiven and lerms ofsale made knowii by
JOSEPH F. BOWER, JOSEPH H. FOGLE,
AdiuInislrator.s.
ALSO, at the same lime and place, tho un¬ dersigned will sell by puhilcvendue.theotlier equul. undivided half part ofsald tractofland mid improvements, so lhat the purchaser may buy, ;ind receive a litle for the wliole ihereof.
ocl 10-31-17 JOSEPH F. BOWER.
FAR.M,  STORE AND TAVERN STANHS AT PRIVATE SAI.E.
THlv subscriber will   sell at private salo a FARM OF 70 ACRKS & W PERCHES •^f firjfvil'jaliiyland with IsTOItE and   j.   ^ TAVERN STANDS, lu   Wallace twp., y^^ Chester county. Pa., on the Conestoga i=55 Wagon road. 1 mile from tbe Waynes-JiJuL Ijurg railroad.  Tho land is well watered, un¬ der good fences, about four acres of timber, has a large apple and peach orchard, with agood variety ofother fruits and grapes.   The build¬ ings are good, mostly of stone, with ull neces¬ sary outbuUdlngs, and platform cattlo scales, iho property Is good, aud ihe niorestand a flno business place and worthy tlie iiitenilon of persons wanting such a place,    a particular uescrlptioa is deemed unnecesrurv.   persons wishiug  to pureh)u-e will please call ou tbe ^^S.^'K^e*^. at AVallace Post Ofiice. ***^"::»<^49J Liivi H. CROUSE.
OT^T,TTT,„,.,,,PUBLIC SALE. ~
,,;;rt7.rs.M>P'V'^' NOVEMBER 12th, 18G3, tho \rnw?n \riVf^r'^"^'">"'3''-'ii"f°f the .-slate of ^I.r^r.mVitt ¦.VJi*^."^*'*^»''Ock township. Lan
under unorder or lhe Orphans' Courtof said Lancaster counly. on Ihu premises in stI 1T t-n cock twp.,abouti;^ miles north or lute'rcourVp near Itobert Hoar's hiacksmlili s'loo llit- ful' lowing real cslale, viz;
A tract of 7 ACitES AND49Pia:(:ii];>' rinore or Ies.s) ofgood limestone lanrl, uiijuin, ' ing land of Joseph Miller, esq., iinre ff—S Miller und otliers. The Improvfuieuts BiS = are agood Dwelliug HoU.-Stl. Barn aiiuJiiilL other uuildiuga, a well of wati-r with pu up. », vuriely of fruit. Tho property Is in good cun- dition.
Terms cash on the first of April, 1SG9.
Kale to comiutuco at 1 o'cloi-lc, p. tn., on said daj'. CYRUS MILLICK,
Oct 2l-3t-4n A<1 niiiiiMrat.il
PUBLIC SALE.
I?CS.
ON THURSDAY. ^OVEMBI-:u . l)e sold atpublic sale on tlie premls's in Easl Lampeter tu'p., on thcold I'hiladrlphla Koad. about2>^ mllea from Wttmer's Bnd-o, and the same ilisljiucefnju) Blrd-iii-ILuid, the lollowlugitescribed real i-stati*. viz:
No. 1. A tractofland, containing
03 ACRES it 2S PKRCHES. adjoining lands of Abratiuin Herr.  H<iiomon Herr, Beujamin and  lianl':i Ibii^ku-aliyr and
otliers. on whivlitbelmprovtjuienisure   r a
a IJ^-slory .Stone IIOIISI-:, wiih pump frr^f at the door; a bank Harn. T'l by ID feel, 611 = 1 with wagou slied allachi.-d; carriagejiiX house, smoke house, and ull neces-!iiiry out¬ buildings: a fine (.trciiard with every variety of fcult. There is running water in ihe barn¬ yard. The land lsg..od lliiiesti>oe. in a higli slalo of cultivation, anil uuder good feuces.
No. "2. A iracl, <tf laud, coniaining
III .VtMtEd it 111) I'EHCIIES. adJolningNo. l.and landsof Daniel Buckwal¬ ler, Solomon Herr, Henry Smith an*l (he Old Koad. The tract is well cultivated, and Is un¬ der gooil feuces. ll would be .tvery liandsome locaiiou for huilding lols.
The two tvjieis will im sold separate; or to¬ gether to suit purchasers. A good lllie will be given ou the ist day April,!;!«!).
Sale lociuumenco aioneo'clock, p. in., when ailendance will he given and terms made knowu by
ELIAS WI.SSLER.
Benl. Grofi", Auctioneer. ocl21-is-iy
ttEAL  ESTATE.
VALUABLE
p.ulr^v?X'?A'i:."'"' ^"^
ON THURSDAY, NOVEMBER5, ISGS, wiil bo sold at public sale, on tlie premises, the real estate, late of ArlhCir Andrews, deceased, slttiate in Upper Oxford twp.. Chester co., l*a., ahoufeonoaudalialf miles soutliwcstofHoine- ville, aud within five miles of the horough of Osford.conslsting ofa farm, containing about
NINETY-FOUR ACRES of land, of excellent quality, in .ihlgh stateof cultivation, divided  into convenient field-;, well ^v^Lte^cd nnd lenflod.-witb aliout M Acio.^ of fine Woodland.   The Improvements aro a largoStonc HOUSE, wilh Kitchen at-   s_j laclied; water forced to lhe door by u, k^^V hydraulic ram   from  a  never-failing H=a = spring, also a well near tlie liouse; - ¦"*"' largo Franie Barn, with Fodder House attach¬ ed ;    Wagou   House.   Carriage   Ilouse,   Corn Cribs, Ho-rlHouse. Wood House, Ac   Waler running at the nam.   An apple orcliard ami oilier fruit trees.   There Is also a comfortable Frame Tenaui Uouse ou llio property.   This IS il. vtrry ilesl mill e place aim Lliniiei:;liiiuritooil is excellent.   Tiio properly adjoins lauds of .Samuel Holmes, .fames Davis, John .Mackey and olher>.
Sato lo coinmence ut 1 o'clock, p. in., ou said day, when conditions will be ni'iilo kuowu by DAVID ANDREWS, Execuior.
ALSO, at (he same tini'?, tho subscriher will sell his Ciirm.iuljoining the above, cmilaining 11! ACRKS of liisl-rale laud, about 12 Acres hL-lug Woodland—mostly good chestnui ilm- her; the arable huul is in a good state of culti¬ vation antl very productive, convenieiitly <li- vidcd in flelds.and well watered, wiih several Hcres of mead(»w along the octoraro creel:. The buildings are a Inrgo Fit.\ME HOUSK, noarly uew; large Fraino Barn, Wagmi Ilouse «nd Corn Cribs attached to the barn. Large StoneSpring House. Ice House, Wood House, Ac, Wator forced '.o lhe house and Iiaru hy a hydraulic nun. There Is ulso acomfortable log Tonant House or: lhe premises. Twoap- ple orchards—ono Just beginuing to I)ear, and other fruit irces. This Isalso a desirable prop¬ erty. IiiMljoiiis landsof.-^amuol Holnies,t<am- tiel Ro.-:s, tho above montioncd I'arm audolh¬ ers.   CoiuUtionsatsalf by
DAVID ANDREWS.
N. I. Nichols, auct. oct l7-2t*-13
VALUABliE  S.MALI.   FARM   AT   PRI¬ VATE  SALE.
THE nndrrsigued oirers at iirivate sale Ills farm.siiualo in Guilford t<)wiiship. Frank¬ lin county, about :> miles southwest of Cliaui- bcrshurg. and one mile northenst of Mnrioii. on the rty.HX leadiug from the Wliite Church to St. Tiiomas.   Tlie farm
CONTAINS Oil ACRES, juore or less, of smooth ami easily worked Limestone I.and,iu a liiglistateofcullivatiiui, having lately been well limed, and Iiavlui; about 10 Aeresof excellent ineadow.aud about 2(1 Acres of licavy Timber on it. Tlio ji_-a improvemeuts ttrc a good iwn-stnrj' ff-r^^ Log und Weatlier-Boardi'd IIOIISK, Mq = \ Lou and Fi:iin4'. K.-VKN', WagOU .Slied,_&;;£«i. C"rii (;;rib, Carriago Hmise and Granary, aud other out-hulhiings; Ihere aro 2 good wells of waterand a cistern eonveuieut to llie build¬ iugs. There is also on the premises, a thriving yonng ORCHARD ol Apples, Peaclies. Pears, Ciierries &c.; also. Grapes. Cliurclics, Schools and Mills aro convenient.
Fersons disposed to putohaso will please call on the sub.st;riber, residing on the ru'cmlses.
michaeij Dost^ir.
ityi. If the ahove Farm i.s not sold privately pievlous lo the lOlb day of NOVEMBlili, it will, on that dav, be ollered at public s I'.e. .at I o'clock. P. M. octl7-lt-I.S
4^\
NOTICE IN RANKRUI»TCY.
™x^r, Tr. r^^ „ Lancasteu. October Hi, ISCS. mins IS TO Gn^E NOTICE: That on llie Uth X day of October, A. D., 18C8, a Warrant In Bankruptcy was issued against the estate of GEORGE fe.TRONE, of East Donegal twp in the county ofLancaster and State of Penn¬ sylvania, who has been adjudged a Bankrupt on his own petition; that the payment of any debts, and ilie delivery of any property be¬ longing to such Bankrupt, to him, or for his use, and the transfer of any properly by liim, are forbidden by law; that a meetmg of the creditors of the said Bankrupt, lo prove their debts and to choose oue or more assigneesof his estate, will be held at a Court of Bankruptcy to be holden atthe office of the Register in Bankruptcy, at No. 6 bouth Queen St., In the cityof Lancaster, Penn'a. before A. Slaymaker. esqj^ Retitster, on the 10th day of NOVEMBER, A.L)., ISiis, at 10 o'clock, A. 5l.
.^ JOSEPH GAINTNER,
„_iJep. U. S. Marshal, 9th Dlatrict, Penna., Gctl7-.^t-48 aa Messenger,
A S.1LVLL BAIRY FARM   AT PRtVVTE SALE.
SITUATED In Honeybrook township. Ches¬ ter county, 5^ mile east of the Ihrivlng vil¬ lage of Wavuesbnrg. E. B. & W. R. runnin" on the north side; Station about 000 yards from the dwelling.
CONTAINS CO ACRES, .
more or less. Two comfortable Dwel-*S3a. ling HOUSES, C rooms each; suhstan- m===I lial stone Barn, lilgh stable,   wagon,,
rhige houso. wood slied.hogsiy. and all neces¬ sary out-bulldings; an Orchard of choice fruit trees, such ns upple, pear, peacli, Ac; also, grajics. Said laud Is in a high .stateof cultlvu¬ lion ; no better soil iu lhe county. The iiu- lirovements are gond.
Any per-son wishing to view said property will pleaso call on the subscriber residiug tliereon.
H:ile to commcuce at 2 o'clock, p. m., when atifudiince will be liiveii and terms made known by
ABRAHAUr GOOD.
John Brady. And. oct21.tsiD
cirriage and spring Viouse, new, sufiicient for "" a^well of never-failing water, pump
20COW.S.             -..,„...,,
ihereiu. The land is divided into eight enclo¬ sures, all clear, and In high state of eulliva¬ tion. The present lenani keeps 12 to u cows and Shorses. Is one oftho best dairies in the township. Will sell the Buildings and -IU ucres of lhe above place, if the purchaser wish.
No. 2. Fifty Eullding Lots for sale. 5 to S lots onlheE. B. &W. Rtxliroad. suitable for Coal aud Lumberyards, Foundry, AC, in the vil¬ lage of Waynesburg,
Also, a small water power, quarter of a mile of Wayne-sburg, would be a good place to erect a Brewerj-; none within 20 miles. Lot will be let on grouud rent.
Also, a DWELLING & STORE HOUSE, In the village of Waynesburg, Wilt leaae the above for a term of yeara.
T. J. GRIFFITH, Honeybrook P. O,, Chester couuty, Pa.
oct23 3t-50
EXECUTORS* SALE 4>F
VALUABLE CHESTNUT TIMBER LAND.
THE subscribers olFer at private sale ,^* tho  following described   tracts   of v«3&» Chestnut Timber land, as part ofthe os-C^si^ tall! of William Mintxer, dec'd: .-A^
No.l. Containing about 211 ACRES, situate in i>»criiarvontwp,, Lancastercounty, about 2 nilles from Churchtown, and adjolnluglands now or lateof James II. Jacobs, Audrew Stv- er, David Weiler, Isaac Dolby, John Jc MtclmVl Beam, Jacob Hertzler, George .Spoil and otli¬ ers. The above is thickset and of about 20 yearsgroAvlh, witli apublic road ruuniug through it.
No. 2 Contains about 7flS ACRES-71 in ITon- eybrook twp., Cliester county, and (CII in;C,aer- iiarvon twp., Lancaster county, about I mile from Churchtown, and adjoining lands nowor late of Joseph Shirk. James McCaa, Jacob Mc- Connel. Frederick Rlnohart, George Martin, Jacob C. and George Mct'onnel and otliers. The above is situate on Welsh Mountain, op¬ posite Cliurchtown. Part is ready to cut and the I einaiuder Sprouts of various growths. It is accessible by various pulilic romls.
No. 3 Consl.sts of two small tracts, situate J n Brecknock twp., Lancaster couuty, one of 10 ACRESand the other of 13 ACRES, adjoining lands now or lato of Joel Eshelmao. Jonatlian Smith, Michael Ruoss, Joseph Frantz, Heury J. Zleman and Henry Martin.
The above allbrds a rare opportunity to per¬ sons desirous of investing in real estale, the vaiiieof which is increasing from day to day.
Price rea-sonable and terms accominodaling. For further narlleulars purchasers are referred to E. D. White, esq., Churchtown. or to
REBECCA E. MINTZER, JOHN THOMPSON, CHARLES BUTTER. MARK H. RICHARDS,
oct24-3m49]        -   Executors, Pottatown, Pa.
CaiElSTF.B COUN r Y FAU3I AT PBIVATE SALE.
TIIE subscriber olfers at priv.itosalea first- cla.ss (arm. In London Grove twp,, Cliester county, on the Laucaster and Wilmlmrton turnpike, and tlireo miles from the railroad station, cnnUiluVug lOn ACRES,
fifteen acres of which .ire covered with hoavy limber—tho residuo tlUableand inahigh state of cultivation. An abundance of good j_^i water, good fences, Orchard of good #j^|^ fruit, &c. The improvements arc a n^fl = large .Stone House, 2 Barns, one nearly llT.l'J new, und all nece.ssary ouM>uildlngs. The farm is in agood neighborhood,ctmvenicntto cliurches, schools, .stores, &c. Forfurtlier par¬ ticulars and terms addrf-.ss
JIAHLON BAKER, aug20-2m*       Chatham P.O.. Chester co.. Pa.
A VALUABLE  IIOTEL PROPERTV  AT PUBLIC SALE.
ON THUaSD.-VY, OCi'OBKR 29, ISC-^. will bo sold at public .sale on the premises, in Oak Hill. Little Britain township, Lanca.sler coun¬ ty. Pa., that valuahle i)roperiyi;nown as the Oali Hill Ilotel. Tho above projierty Is situa¬ ted in tlic centre of the (owus'hip.ou the cross¬ ing of the roads loading from Conowlngo Bridgo to \Vest Cnester. and tlie road leading from Lancastor city lo Nortli Eiust. and on tho road leadingfrom IVuninglonville to Port De¬ posit. Tllis properly is siluated (ij'ijmi Ies souili- westof Oxford,4j^miles west of N<ittiuglui.n KUilion, on the Baltimore Central Railroad. The Hotel is alarge and commodious .- j, three-story Frame BUILDING, near-«»rf?»^ ly new, containing Si) rooms, witii |=q^ first-rate porches, aud good cellar "'¦- ¦"""' derneath. Tbls building is liuUt of llie besl material all through uml by Ihe brsl lucchnu- ics.   Tbere is also 1! ACRES
ofe.\celleut laud, iiart of whlcii isdivldod Into convenient drtive Lots, all wllli new feiux'. Also, smoke house, ici- house and wood house. All the nbove bulhllngs are under slate roof and in excellent rt-uair. Tho yards arc sur¬ rounded by a siibslantial pale fence, and are larg« and well set with fruit una «r..»."*"'*"i iruu.^. -riitTi' lint two wells or neverlailing wa¬ ter-one iu front and the otiier baric nf iho hotel. Any person wishing a tiotel eateulatcd ftu- city boanU'M's, tin.-' om-t-uuuo[-liysurp»s>ed byany in theSI:iLe. There isaljjoslabiiugsuf- ticicnl for twenty liead of hor.si'.s, wltn a first- rate hay loft, with grantiries allaciied. Al.so. agood pair of fairbaiik's Seales for weighing cattlo. Tliere isa good yard ill frout for wag¬ ons aud carriages. This hc-in-j Iho only IIuii.-l ill tiie towusiiip makes it a firsl-raie business stand.
Conditions ofsale are as follows: SlOOfJof the purdiase money to be paid al the time the property is siruclc down, or otherwise a nolo for sixiv days with approved security, pava- bleat tho bank. "Ihe ironditions nf too b.d- aiice of the piirchaso money will be iiuide ea,>.y. Sale to enuiinenco at one o'clock, wiien cou'dilion.s will he nnnle ktiown by
W.M. J. MARCHBANK.
ALSO, al lhe same time s'.nd placp, the un¬ dersigned will sell lliutvjilu:iblel''arm,adjoin-' iug tnu above described property, mid former¬ ly part ofit,
CONTAINING 97 ACRES of land, more or leS'*. About Ul acres of this is excellent limher laud. The farm is In high stateof cultivalion. well watered aud Hivided into conveuieni fields hy good fcnce.s. Theim- provcmeiits cmisisl nf ;i conimoiiious Dwul-
Mliiig House, divided into cotivenli-m roiuus, stone spring house, tivcr a ucv- i;r-faHing spring of watcr,aframe harn 50 by W) iLVt, with stone cellar, aud rooleil with slate, and complciely liulshed tiiroughout. Tlien; is also waler forced to llic baru by a liydraullc ram, und also lo lhe ma- clifiicslutp. A frame waiion.-'aniage audcorn liouso, ID IIV 21 fee!, root'cil wilii slaii:; a frame -MACHlNESliDP, l'M.y21 ft.. I wo-.si.irles high, roofed with shiie. *l"iu; above huililings unr ni'arly nil ;;s good as iu:\r. There is al-n a gooil apple Orchard of choiee fruit on tiie larm. Term.s mailc Icuown on day of sale li.v
W. O. HA.MILTON.
ALSO, at the same time and phieo. the suh¬ scriber will .soli Ills excellent Farm, situated ';;mileeastof0ak Hill,
CONTAINlNi; ills ACRI'-S, more or less. Abmif 2,'> acres of this ure set with heavy Timber, principally While Oak and Ohcstnut; tlie rest is goodaraiile land, di¬ vided into convenient fields, all of whicii are accessible to water, and in a higli stale of cul¬ tivation. Tliere Is urcctod thereon a m-.w Frame B.A.RN, lU'J by t>l feet, cellared with stone and roofed with slate. Theri: are two youug apple Orciiards uud other fruit trees on the premises.   Teiins made known by
DAVID ]:VANS.
N. B.—The above properties will he sold sep¬ arately or all together to suit purchasers.
Oct 10 ;U-I7
PUULIC SALE.
ON SATURDAY, OCTOBElt ;iist,,16lW. the subscriber will sell hy iniblic sale onthe premises in Strasburg twp., Lancaster county, on tiio publlcroad leading from strasburg to the Gap, ubout ono mile east of Strasburg, the following valuable real eslate, viz:
Aplantation or tract of first qualily lime¬ stone land, containing
Ki ACRES, more or loss, iu said township, adjoining lauds of Ifenrj- Musselman, Fraukllu Clark auil others.   The improvements thereon consist of alarge Lwo- story Frame Dwelling HOUSE, with  A=_a Summer House,newly butlt, ailaciied, #i^^ a Bank Barn witli Wagon   .Siied and | = qS Corn Cribs allaehed and other iieces-J"l  I outbuiMlngs; also, a good bearing applo or¬ cliard and olheri'riilt trees.   There is a woll of never-falling water with pump ihereiu at the Icltehcn lloor; also, a springof novir-failluir water near tne house, from whicii pipes are. laid leadlnglho water through a large trough iu the cellar, very convenicut for milk, Ac. •I'heland isin abigh st:iteof eullivation and under good fence, most of wiiich is post and rail.  Theland hasof iateiieen well limed.
Auy person wishing to view the premises before the day ofsale will be sliown tho same hv WiUiam Frantz, tenant, residing thereon. Passcssiou aud agood title will hegiven ou the first day of April, ISlill.
Sale to commence :il 1 o'clock, p. ni., on said day. wiien allentlance will boiriven and terms male liiiown by GEORGE BEILER.
Oct 11 "t--17
THE Execnrora ofthe esiatft of Joun Brlcker, dec'd, will uITwr at prlvftio gnio unti' lii^ S-Jlh a:yy ot OCTOBER. itSOS, whtn It will CeV/f- lered at public sale, the followiug valufthlo Farm, situated In West Pennsboro township Cumberland county. State of Pennsylvania bounded by lands of Samuel Mvera, Sarauei Plough, Samuel Abrams. John II. Bricker. j. Snyder and Capt. J. L. Elliott,
CONTAINING 152 A.CBE3, more or leaa. This furm la located In one of tbe most populous districts of thla great aifrl- cultural valley, being » miles west of CarliMle, andabouta miles eastof Newville, having me Cumberland Valley Itallroad half a mile und tho turnpiko near two miles from its sonlhern boundary. theState Road half a mile and the Conodoguinet Creek ne^r two mllea from Its northern boundary, with a public road near the hons*", leading from Mt. Rock to.sheliebHr- gera nillLlDtersocting tho former gieattfio- •^"ughfares at right angles, renders tnia farm easy of access, couveui^nl for travel and traO", Close to Mciioola, 8tore.4. shops, good morketa "i?," ""« mills. It Is oJ-so located on the rang© ofino iron ore which apparently extends east to west throuKhlliB valley, ono fi Id beurluK strong Indicallona of this vjiiuable mIneraL Tlie soil Is of the best qualltyof Limestone, somewhul rolling, Miid ull Improved and ar- rauked for easy hiirvestlng with "Mower mdcI ItKapcr." Tlil.sfirrlllesoil Is made more hlifi- ly proiluciive, from the frtft thttr. ov^r 7.(i00 !»u-.iiel.sof lliii.-Inive he n phiced tht-rt-on du- nnt* the hist lhr«-o years. Tlic feuces arejnll to iood condiiion, J/ioi them h. ingof LorUsi P-^sl fiiiil ChesiiiuL Itad. 'fliert-la uhuxxl 15M-re.Hof young unit tliiiviiig oak Timber upon thepie- \ ,:T'**' '.""' !*'"'^ "• larifo quuntiiyof supeihir «,-,?1M.""^^- TheOrchi.rdconlHins upwania 01 .OOiin-rL-ut varieties, besides u laige num- "*'I«„ chol<-e grafts; Thtire are also choirleS, grapes peaches,Old other choice frulta.   - »
The Miinsion lIOUriE und   Kitchen fr~f are nearly new, b^lug partly Brick nnd iiSs partly Fnime, coutaluing U n»ofns—Jlitl Near the door is a lar^^e crtmeinetl clMorn, a well of never faHiiig w;(lor.:i new ovt:n. smoke (M.iisoand oilier outttuihlluys; there are also upon the premisesa bank ISarn.iwo liog pens, two grnnaric-*, two carrl^tge nouses. ei,rn cribs a wagon  sbt-d   nearly now. and other shcda (•ouvenlonl aud necf.'^.Sarj' for larm purposes. Tlicexacl iiumbr»r of acres iu the larm tobe ii'*i:ertalU'-ii hy survey.
T''rms easv. Persons deairousof purchasing or viewing llio property will call upon W, H. Brhrki'r, residing upfm tho premises, or uiion Jnlin H. Brlcker, roslding near the premises.
I'er.-ioin dctiirlng information by mail will nddresiu
JOHN II. BRICKER, Exeotitor.
sep 2-tK-t23      Nowvliio, Ouniburland oo., Pa.
puislk: sale.
ON WEDNESDAY, the 2Sth day of OCTO¬ BKR. lar,:*, will be .sold at puidlc sale, ut tho taibllc housi: of Christian L. Miller, in Eiiht Hempfield township, Lancaster county, four miles Wfst of Lancaster, on Hip Ilnrrisburg lurnpiko. two miles irom Landlsvllle.and two miles from Rohrerstowu, the followLuK vulua- bht Real Estate, to wll:
No. l,u i.otofGrou«d,cnntaInlnglU ACRES OF LAND, adjoin ing land of Henry Bcnr. John L. Miller, and fronting on the Harrisburg turupike. The Improvements are a two-story BRICK DWELLING HuUSE, with a a_« iwo-story Kitchen attached, with Base- #f^V mcnt, all under Slutc Roof; well uf ||a|) nevcr-failinggood water neai-thehonse,Ji^^X FRA.ME BAKN, Hay Stable, Hog Sly, Wood House, Carriage House wltii Corn Crib, all aa good as new; an excellent ORCHARD of the best selected fruit Just In prime, such as Ap¬ ples, Peaches, Pears, &c.   Also, Grupe Vines.
This is one of the best situations In Easl Hempfield township, convenient to school house, mill anu place of public worship.
No. 2, HJ^ACRESof flrstquality of Limestone Land, situated In EtisI Hemplleid lownshlp, L:infaster county, adjoining lands of Henry S. Kaufi'mnn and John Miller and fronting on the Harrisburg turnpike; all under good fences, and ruunlng water through the place.
No. 3, 4 ACRES, more or ler-s, of Timlier Land, situated In East Hempfield town^hlp, Lanca.stercouutj-adjoining lands of Christian Musselman and Geoige Trout.
Persons wi.shing to view the premises before tho day ofsale will please call on No. I.
Possession and ii good title given on the Iflt day of April. IStW.
.Sale lo commence al 1 o'clock, P.M.,wben utteudance will be given and terma made knowji by E. GETZ. Widow.
Joux BuADV, Auct. octlO-ta-47
PUBLIC  SALE   OF   VALUAKLE   REAL ESTATK.
ONTHURSDAY, the 11)111 day of OCTOBER, lSt;s, the subscriber will .''ell at public side, ou the promises,;! dcsivaidu I'unu.situatod in Conny townslilp, Laneasler county, aiijoining lands.of John M. and Jacob Eagle, C. !i, Herr, !ind otheis, containing
lo2 vVOKliS. morenr loss, of elioi<-e limestone land, in a high slato of eultlvallon.    About Kiaerts oft htst vaetlscov-
wi.,.,A"i^.iucK^O:ik, Walnni. Ash ami JMp- lar; also, Imn Ore and a laitio body nf Cou- glniiierate Mat Ido OU Ihe premises.
Tti'-lmprovem(Uits(*oits;sI iiX' a largo Frame DwelllngHOUSE. with Kilciienaltaeh-   -__a ed. Willi a never-failing sprim: of Water ^rf?^ near   liic   kit-hi-n    door,   with    Milk fi~Q=   ¦ Ilouse udioiiilnir;    hirue .Smne   P-^rilr, ^-"¦I^J Baru. with Wagon Shed and Corn Ciibaiiaeh eil,IIn;i.Si.v,«niiotii(:rneei'S«ar.v oui-muIIdi!!;:.•.¦. Tiiere is a young .-xpule Oreii.ird of wellsel-ct- cdlreesin hearing  order, with a  varleiy of oilier frnlt trees.   This pmp-riy  is located  In amoral :tud  intelMgeui   neighborhooii. nn u laihlii.' roid leading fiom Bainbridge to Eli;: i- iiethlnwn. couveiiieiiL to Sc'mols.  .Mills i.nd C'htirchcs : It is about half a mile rrom   Bain¬ bridge, ne.ir tllc.--u^qllehanna river.
Per.-onsilesirous"! viewing ihepii-mists pre¬ vious to ihe sale, will please call on Solomon Haldeman, rcsidinu: on thesame, as le*.arir.
Wale In cnmmmeiiceat i o'ci-i'-k p.m. .>u.said day. when atteudanco will iio givenand terms matlt; known by
J, 11   FFMAX HEKSIIF.Y.
L. D. GAi.tACiini:. Auct'r. [net .Ms-^fi
V.VIiUARLE F.VJi.lI AT PUItLSC SAl-E.
N MO.NM) \Y, llie2d dav of N()VKMIl!-:n..\. ISOS, the uudersigned will sell by pub¬ lic vendue, on lhe premisr-s. -ill lliat ..^=_: tiiO-siory Stone Mansion It O US E, rr-^^ Wasli noii.se.Sinnkellouse.Drv House, nioi .-^iiminer ICilcben, Hog IVii, Bank B-ini.&^iJuaL andotlier buildings :iiid trad ol t.iud i.-oii tam¬ ing llH) ACRKS moreor less, (iho e.^aei. couleiits lo be .iscvr- tained hy survev befor(r ihe sale,) situaied ou the Lancaster aiid .Mauhelm road. In Manheim lownshlp. about 1 mile.-, from the cily of I.tu- easter, adjoining propertv of (.'en. Shreiuer. Thomas Grosh. .hilm Il.iversliek and olhers. .'^ix :ieresof III.- ahnve is heavy 'I'iiiibet. Also a Ihrlviugyoung oreh.ird of clioiee tVuii. such as apples, peaches.cherries, pj-ars; ami grape-.
Then; is aiso .i Choppirg .Mill, with flm: wa¬ ler power :tud Cidi-r Press nu tlie premises. Tuo land is in the higliesl s>ate of rulllvalion. and umler excelli-nt fences. ' Tiie best liiiie- slnuu laud. Large qtiaiitiiies of imu ore alinund nil the premises, iilld several openings Jiav(; already lieen made for iiiinii.g tbesaTiie.
Porsons wishing lo view thepremi.-es be¬ fore the sale will pIciLse call on the umleislgn- cd resl'Mng thereon.
Sal(! to coinmeuce at 2 o'elocl;. p. m., of said dav, when terms will bo made Unown hv
JACOB ROHRER.
.lolin Brady, auct. oei I i-is-i7
(n'!
REAL ESTATE AT PURLXC SAs". E,
ON SATURD.-VY, OCTOBER 2Jth, I8IB, tlio undersigned administrator, by virtue of an order of tlie Orphans' Court of Lanc:LSlor county, will sell at public sale, at lhe public hiiuse of Abraham H Kaufi'man, at Turkey Hill, on the road leading from Safe Harbor to Columbia, the following described reul estate, lateof Christian Swartz.dec'd, to wit:—Atract of land, situate in Manor twp., near Hie road leadingfrom Overludzct'H Factory to Wush- ingtoii borough, containing
5 ACRES & 11 PERCHES, moreor less, and adjoiuing lands of John Shutt, Henry Aument, and others. The im¬ provements thereon erected are aone- D__a story !..og DwoHinu HOUSK, .Stable, p^~^ and other outbuildings. There Isa well | = q5| of excellent waler with pump "¦¦"¦"'" '"' ' near the door.
Sale to commence at 2 o'clock, p. m., of said ila.v, when attendance will begiven and terms of siLle made kuown by
DAVID SHOFF,
scp2C tslu Administrator ofsald dec'd.
PUBLIC* SALE
OF  VALUABLE TIMBER   L.-VND.   JIILL
I'ROPERTY, AND   OTHER   RE.U..
ESTATE.
ON SATURDAY, OCTOBER.^Isl, ISGS, will ho soid at puhlic sale, at 12 o'clock, in., at the public liouse of Levi Oberly, in tiie borough of Womelsdorf, Berks co., Pa., CHESTNUT .^f* TI.MBKRLAND, viz: One tract {31 years ^^ growth,) siiuale in West Coealico twp.,ft^a»^ Lancaster I'O., adjoining landsof Win, -.^t.^ Heraey, Peter Reinhold, Isaac Eherlv, aud others, conlulning 12 ACRES AND GS PERCH¬ ES, divided into lots, as follows:
No. 1. ContalnliigS Acres, 4 perches.
No. 2, "        s     "   f;u
No. :j. "      y.i     " ]f)(j        •'
No. -1, *•       V2      "   sy
Also, a trnot of Cliestnut Sprout Land (3 years growth) Rituate iu townHiiipnua countV afnre.sald, adjoining lands of Wm. Bechtel, af. Fisher, Samuel Maiarness. Isiuic Elierle, and Andrew Hessler, coutalnlug 'Zi Acrca, more or Ic-s. divided into iwo lols:
No. 1, Coutaiuing 11 acres, 132 perches,more or le.ss, subject lo survey.
No.2, Coniulnlng H acres, 37 perches, more orless, subject to survev.
Also.onelractorChe.stnnt Timber Land (23 years' growth,) sliuule In Millereek township, Lebannn CO.. adjoining landsof .John Kapp. Wm. M. Kauirman, Jacoh aud M. 'Solhort, and others, containing 123 Acres and 75iierches, ilividod into lots:
No. 1, Containing 2i) .\cre.s, IS porches.
No. 2. '• 13      '•    ; £1) *^    "
No. ;;, *'        1-1     •'     10       *•
No. 1. " 21      "     Hit
No. r,, "        '^i     "    i:^      :
No. li, •' 20      *•      flO
Will be solil together, or In lots to suit pur¬ chasers. Conditions will be mado knowu on lhe day of .sale by      W. TAYLOR.
R. FRANK TA"iXOR. E.xeculors of Andrew Taylor, dec'd.
ALSO, al the some time aud place, will bo sold the following described real estate, situ¬ ate in North HeldKlberg twp., Berlcs county. ""- The large 3-story Stone GRIST MILL, 50 by 01 feet, known as the -Charming aiills," with Stone Dwelling, Stable, nnd other ne-
 cessaryout-huildings,andlSocres
ofland, more or less. Said Mill is .situated on the Tnlpehoccon Creek, at Charming Forge, immediately on the Union Canal, and within three miles ofthe Womelsdorf Station, of the Lebanon Valley IL R., has three pair ofBurrs, and OUR pair ol Sand Stones, with all Ihemod- orn machinery in complete order, and d.rlven by Parker wheels, calculated to do a large amount of merchant work, in a neighborhood that furnishes, together with the Forge, a large amount of custom. The bnilding is one of the best In the county, and in the midst of a rich grain growing district. A dam recently erect¬ ed farnlBhea the whole stream as apower,
VALU.4RLK 4:UMItEKLAXI>   CO.  REAL ES rATE At:pkIVATE SALE.
The subscriber ofTers at private sale the fol¬ lowing real esuite. rontaining ubout 2-^ ACRES of red land, situated in Upper Allen township, Cumborland County, Pa., about I mile west of Lisburn,.') miles south east of Mechanlcs¬ burg. 8 miles SiUitli of Harrisburg; adjoinlug lands of Levi Louts. Jacoh G. Myers and oth¬ ers, all under good fence, and in a high stato of cultivation, having Ihereon erected a com¬ modious two-story frame and weather- ji_ ¦ hoarded HOU-SE, spring & wash house, #rf^ and neveifailliig spring of water near flioS thedoor,)!. haute Barn, and ali nect-ssa-JL^iiX ry outbuildings.   There Is ii young Orchard of choice fruit, in line hearing condition on tho promises.
Terms will he made known, or any infornia- lioii given, upon apiillcathm to William Lam- hi-ri, residing ut Sporting Hill, Cumberland county, or tu
JOUN EICHELBERGER, Agent for Wllliam Lambert, residing in jron.aghan twp., York county, Pa.,
about one mile from the properlv.
ocl 11 4t-4S
Conditions made known at aale by
W, &, B. P. TAYLOR,
Oct 21-tfi-4Q
PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
KSTATE.
ON SATURD.\Y, NOVEMBERTHi, A. D. IglJS, tue undofui^npfl. Guardian of Abram S. Herr aud John nnd .Marina i*eiii t. -n-iii ..xpni.-.. to public vendue, ut the pubiie house of Jacob M. Breneman, on tbo Blue Itock road, in filan- or twp., tlie following real eatjito, viz:
A FARM OF 107 ACitES (more or Icbsj, knownas the " Blue Rock Farm," of the best fiuality of llmestoue laud, situate In Manor tw|>.. bordering on the Susquehaunah river anil commanding a fnll view of the same, within three miles of the borough of Cidum- bia.and In quality and improvement unsur¬ passed by any in tho county. Theim- j_ n movements consist of a 2-8100' Frame wir:?in liwellJng House, with a 2-siory Frame HsgS icitchen attjtched. two Tenant Houses, JS^AmL n large stone Bank Barn, a Corn Barn, Wush House, Tobacco Shed, Hog Pen and other out- huihiing.s. There areou the premises ayoung and thriving Orchard of Apple Trees, a num¬ her id'other frull trees, nnd a well of never- failing water at the door.
Persons wishing lovlew the premises will cail on George Seitz, living on the some, or on J. C.Stoner. at Stoner& .Staman's Steam Saw .Mill, Washington, Pa.
Sale lo cominence at 2 o'clock, i>. m., ofsald dny, when uttendance will he given and terms ofsale made known hy the undersigned.
JACOB C. .STONER, Guardian.
JOHN PEART,       1
M.\RTHA PEART,;
'/ Heir,
At the same time and place will be sold the following valuable TAVERN ST.\ND. khown :ls "Mann's," situate In Manor twp., on the Blue Rock road, about 4 miles from Columbia, 3 from JllllersvUle, aud about'J from the bor¬ ough of Wasliington. with FIVK ACRES of land belonging lo the same. The Iniprove¬ menis consist of a uew two-story Tavern Ilouse, a two-story hack building and Kitchen attached; a large newstablewith ample room, for 40 horses and necessary shedding. There are twopumpson thepremlses. AUtheballd- ings have been erected within the last four years, and are of modem style and Improve¬ ment. Terms made known on day ofsale. JACOB M. BRENEMAN,
Oct 10-3t'47        CABOLINE BRENSMAN.
SHERIFF'S SALIIS.
ON SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 7tli, A. D. ISftS, ftt2o'clock,p.in., by virtue of sundry writs of vendltione expoiuis, levari facias and fieri facia."?, (iuqulsilion being waived), issued out ofthe Court of Common Pleas of Lancasterco., aud to me directed, I will expose topubllcsale or outcry at the Court House, in tbe cit.v of Lancaster, the following real estate, lo wli:
A Piece ofLand situale in Providence town¬ ship, Lancaster eouuty. Pa., containing ll ACRES and no perches, more or le.ss, wiili a one and a balfstory log HOUSl;!, frame j, . BARN, hog pen, well of water witli f^^t pump therein, fruit trees, grape vines, H=o"l and other improvements; adjoinlngJtliJ- property of John Landis, Daniel Miller and others.
As the property of JOHN WALTHER.
AIjSO, at tbe same timeand place, alot of ground situate in the village of Miliersviile, Lancaster counly. Ph., containing one ACRK moreor less, on which is erecled a two-story frame HOUSE, with a one and a half story fraino back buildlnjr attiiched; one and a half Ktory irai«o ^X>OPEIt HHOP, STAHLK, well of water, fruit trees, and other imin-ovements; adjoining property of Dr, 1'. W. lilcsland, Ja¬ cob Picket and others.
As tho property of J.-VCOB B. BUTT.
ATSO. at the same time and place, u tractof land situate in Fulton township, Lancaster county. Pa., containing ;i.'{ ACRKS. more or
Mloss. wilh a lwo-Ktor.v Frame Dwelling HOUSE, STABLE, hog peu. well of water with pump, fruit trees and other Improvemeut«; ndjoining ]>rooevty of I.Towson ai'd the (^mowiniro Bridge Road. As Iho property of ,L H. ICIDU.
ALSO, at thesame time and plac.^. a piece of Grouud in Pennville, l-llizabelli lownshlp. Limcaster county. Pa., .idlolulm: prntn-vtv of Geo. Bentz, Samnel Delliin, Mrs. i'niui,-ll 'and others.ou whicli are a onc-stnrv Frame Dwr-I- ling HOUSE, fruit trees, well of water with pump tlierelu..Stahle and oiher improvciu.'iits tlien'fin; adjoining t»ropertvof
As the property of DANIEL F. BITNER.
ALSO, at thesame timo and place, a trai'l of Lund, situate iu WcslCocallco lwp„Lancaster county. Pa., containing 21 ACRK.^, j_^ n more or less, with a two-storv Stniio p^™V Dwelling HOUSK. Frame Barn, hng- fl=5i = ])en,chicken hou.s(>. fruli trees, well ofJiifi.^ water in basement willi pump, spring of run¬ ning water and other imprnvemeiils; ailjoln¬ ing properly nf Samuel itegjirles. Jacob I-:h- ling. William Leed and otliei-s.
-Vs Hio properly nf HENRY KRIMESand ELIZ.VBETU KRIMES.
ALSO, at tho same time and place, a Ira.-t of Land, situate in Eden Iwp., I.,ancaslor cniiiily. Pa., containing yy ACRF-S,
'more or le.ss. wilh a HsJ-sirry .stoue DweUing HOUSE.StoncSloreHouse. Willi wash house altairhed. fr.-uiio Barn, hog pen. corn crib, shed, well wilh pump therein, ruuiiliiti watrr. fruit trees, aud olherlmproveuu-nls: adjoining pro¬ perty of Stewart Smith, Harding Gilbcri, Mrs. WiUiams and others.
As the iiroperty of THOMAS HOUGH TON.
ALSO, at tho .same timo ami place, a Lot of Gronnd, situate ill the city ofLancaster, Pa.
JIG feet, nnd extomiir.r. i„ <i„,.ii ..:v, r^,., ,"¦' or l^-ss. with u l-stovy Brick Dwcniiig iii "!."n' brick kitchen altudied, frame Shibh', iVull' trees, well of wuler with pump, and other im¬ provements, adjoin iu« pniperlv of Frcileiiek Arnold on Hie uorlli, .Michael Fulm;in on the south, and an alley on the east. As thcproperty of KOEHLEU A WILKER.
ALSO.atthe.samotimeand placc.all those
         certain 12L0TSofGronndand the
i-*,^—-STEAM SAW JIILL erecled
ru:;t;;::;;;!BHiereoii. known  in  the uian of
the boroui-h of Mariella, Lfiuens-
  tcr county, Ba., In Iliat jiart of
said bofbimh laid oil' hv   Henry .Sharer    by
numbers, 31, :\2, :t3,31. iVi. tiii, ;[7, .'IS. ;!y. w, 4i and 42, being the samo which Jame.s DtiilV .-md MarlliaDuiry, his wife, aud James Molianey did grant and confirm niitn George R. Van Leer, excepting, however, from the ahove all thatcertainlotofgecMindwhich GeorgeR Van Leer conveyed tothe Pennsylvania Railroad Co., by deed dated DecemhLr 20, i.soti, and !¦{¦- corded in Reconl Book, vol. !1 at page ij(H) .Sit¬ uate on the northeast corner of Consiitution and Perrvstreets, in that part of Mnriptta laid out by Ilcnry Sharer, containing in front or breadth on Conatitutiou street 80 feet and ex¬ tending In length or depth northward of that width along Perry street 130 feet lo a U feet wide alley; bounded ea.stward bv Perry street norlh ward by said 14 feet widealley, westward' by partof properly first above described, and southward by Constitution .street As the property of GEORGE R. VAN LEER.
All ofwhlchwasselzed and taken in execu¬ tion and to be sold by
¦KT «    ™ JACOB F. PREY, Sheriff-.
N. B.—Ten per cent of the purchase money to be paid on the day of sale.
SherlfTs Offlco, Lanoaster October 10,1868.
09tU« 4t-47
VALUAKLE MILL   PROPERTY    ANO FAU.taS AT PUBLIC SALE.
ON THURSDAY, the 2!llh day of OCTOBER, at I o'clock. P. M.. tlic undersigned will sell al public sale, on the premises. Hie following valuable property, situale in Guilford and Hamilton Uiwiisblps. Franklin county. Pa., kuown as ASOILL .MILLS AND FAR.M. lying on tlieConococheagueC'rcek,ouoand oiie-lialf inilcs soulh of Chambersburg, on itie road Ie:uling to the Wiirm Spring road, three-quar¬ ters of a mile from lhe Greeucasil.' roail and Franklin R. It. and tho same distance from the Warm Sprlug road.
This properly is well siluated in Jhc most fevlilc and product ive portion of the ITuiuL-er- land Valley. The first i)arl consists of !»7 .VCRES .VND 41) PKlICHICS, best quality of land, most Lime .Stone, and under a good state of ciillivatloii.havlugorected there¬ on a large STONE MERCHANT^ M1 LL, 4-j by ."yj feet. 3 stories liigh iu good repair, with tliree ruui)f Burrsaiiu two run of Chopping Stones; Stover's Patent Corn Kiln, capable of drying 300 bushels corn per day. and has all tlm improvements and coii- vi-iilences necessary for doiU:? a birye tuer- chani trade and also a large country busine.ss. The Waler Power cannol he excelled by anv in tliis valk*.v,and is oneof tbo hest iu the State-running three large Submersied Wheels, and is never <ihstrueied by ici- or hack wivK'.r. TUc »\lll lscnpa»>K'. of lUHltlng 7"t \»ur- ruls of Flour or Corn .Meal in 21 hours, and Its (^.'ipaclt.v can be increa.sed. Tbe braml nf/lour made at this mill Is always ready saleal home and abroad, and always conimaiiils the higli¬ esl price, and the Corn Meal compares favoni- hlv with the celebrated Braudywlne Meat
'i'he location nf tbls mill, besides always giving it the advantages of a Large cnsIoni trade, always insures a full supply of Grain to keep il in opcraHon, being accessible from all points hy good roads and a sulislan- tlal Inni Bridge cro.ssiii;; the <M-eeU at this point Also.alaige.'^TttNE.MANSIO.V j._ n HOUSE, Kmigh-Casl. .Miller's House, ffr^ Cnnper's H-iil.se uud Shop; large B.V.MC gi^cS BAR.V.alliii good rejtiiir and wilh ev-Ji.^£llL erv eniivcnlenee uitached. .\lso, a gno<l oli- (.-HARI) ofChoice Fruit
Th is property will be sold logelhcr ordi vid^id to suit the iiureiuisers.
.-VIso. al Hie samo LiiiK! and place, t:; ,\f:RK-> AND lot PERClIi*>*. adjoining Hie above, prirt Limeslone. part TuiiHiling-slniie aud part meadow laud. This is a gooa quality of land, vieldiiig hugely.
flr.^Terms wili he made known on dayof sale.    ForlurHier nnrtieiilars, ;idi!ress
MONTGOilLIlY .M r.RoUCII, Cliamiiershuri;. I'a.
F. A.Zakmax. Auct. oclliJ-ls-17
A   VALUARLE   T.tVEKX    ST.i.Xn    .VXIS i-.4R.1tt AT PURS-ICSALE.
ON^TUIvSD.-VV. NOVK.MBKIl m. iSi^. wili Le sold hypubll.^ venihie. nu ll..- pn :,ti.-e— 'Mrct-n Tree Tavern."—Sir-i-bii!g l«p, Lmm- eusler i-onniy. I'.-uiiM.. til-f.ill-.\^-Mi:.',l.-.-.rri:. -i rea! estiite. to wit:—A tnict nl fir-t-r.i.e l.ini.-- stonc land ill said to-i iisliip. -isu .|.- .lu iin Big >prliig it Be;,vcr V,,lle.v iur.-piUe r.-ji.i also ou Hie road le-uliui; I-niii .->Ir.t:.Iiu n .. Martlcvillc.abuutS miles.s-.'ilh ol t:ie -il. >•[ I anca.ster. aud about 2J< miles imrMi ni Ne-.v Provideiii-i!, udjoinim: Taiids nt ciirisi:..u it. 5I.vlin. Daniel ilerr U'equciiI, IL-iiiy tijauum andotlu'is.
CONTAINING ^=0 ACKKS. . . ^
more or less, v.'ilh a l.inic ami (¦¦iin:;io- *-,r~; dinus two-stniv and allie I!ri •!:  iKVti- "i'--": ling an.l   r.\vir:uN- iHi;rsK.   IshcIi-mij;^X-jL atlacbed, with   basement, ji   lar:;i; i;.,, ,¦..,. . Dining roniii. I'arior and ICili-lien. :.:, i s.-v. u feet hitil liironuh   the main Wmlding on fii- tloor, scviMi riMMiis on seeoml >t')'. v ; citir iiii- •lertuir >.»...... 1...1I.Una.     Th.-e  is  ii  runn n-
lounlaln ol water In Hie bar*iooni. uir.-n. n ;>iid hasemeni. and runnhii; wati-r al the imtii door, alsoawellof iieverf.i 11 ing Water, .v litr_.' double-decker B.V UN, 01 hy 711 le.t. ujii-oosiie.i Willi two com cribs, new hay .-.cules. l:.i-»: staldi', large sheil. wtlh i-arrhmi* hoii.se aii.i .sl:iI)IeatIaehi-d.aTen-pili alhy. i;o feet lnii_, over-shed; hog pen. wood Imuse, ice hmisf. chicken house, smoUe house, hake ovcii. ;ireli- ed sju-iii;; linuse. wilh a iievcr-failini; sniiie^nf running wal^r throuiili lhe same; slm-p siu-d. Agrieilllliral iioph-meiit shed. Ae. Tl.-n- is I't.nning water ai lhe barnyard, whieh yard is; eiielosetl with an elegant sl()ue wall. Also, a first-rale IJ-.; storv T<-iiani HoUSlO. gn(td Sta¬ ble, Imi: pen. and well of water nl lhe dnor. The tavern house, barn, wagon shed, lin^ pen, nml bake oven are all eovered wiHi stale, antl all the oiher buildings wilh yood sbingle.s. Two .voting aiqilo orchanl.s. and a hirgt; num¬ ber of oilier fruit trees, such as cherry, iie:n;i) aud pe.ar; also, grapes just comingto hear.
Tiie above l-'jirm Isdlvided Into six fields, in four of whicli cattle can have aceess to waler; is under good post, rail aud siimefcnee. The gardeu and yard arc enclosed with good pale fence; the barn is painted, und the buihlin<:s are all n(!W, liaving been huilt within seven years. The farming portion ol the land Is In a hlgli state i>f eullivittlon, ami fnr productive¬ ness cannot he excelled. The properly is in a good neighborhood, convenient to stores, schools, mills, Ac.
Any person wishing to view the premises before the day ofsale, will please call on the subscriber resldine on the same, i'ossession ond a good tiUo will be given on the 1st day of April, I8t«.
Salo 10 commence at 2 o'cloclc, P. M., when alttendance will be given and terms (which will be easy) maae known by
B, F. Ro-WE, Auct'r. ISAAC GROFF.
A RAKE CHANCE FOU CAPITALISTS.
PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE MARY- L^VNl>FARM.S. rpHE undersigned, having been apjiolnted JL agent lo sell Ihe real e>Iato of Jacob B. Lehman, doc'd, wiil sell at public sale. In front of the Court House, In Ilauiirslowu, Washing¬ lon couniv, Md., on TUESDAY, NOVEMBER lOih, ISUS. ihe folio wiUs tracts of bind:
No. 1. The late residence of the deceased. Is a well-improved farm, lying on the road lend¬ ing frmn Hagerstown to Waynesboro, 3 miles from the former place, and contivlns
ABOUT 152 ACKES of first-class llmestoue land, about ten acres of which Is well limbered. The Improve- a^£. ments consist of a Rough-ci.st Stoue l^T^T Uweillng. with a 2-siory iJrlck aitach- HSga mr-»t.-. ik^cnunt House.wilh.^tablCHndJUJUL Spring House; large Slone Bunk Baru, two Wagon Sheds wilh Corn Cribs, Workshop C -r- ria:;*' and .Smoke House, w a.sh and Spring House, Wood shed ;iiid Hog Pens. Blacksmith .Sliop.aniloihernece.ssary outO'illdiiigs. There isa uover-failliig welt ai tlie kit-luu door, u fine, large spring in the yard, and am-ver liiil- ing btreain of walcr,lhat ruus nenr the build¬ ings ihrough tlir^ f:irm, along which are fine im-a.iows. There is also a linivingund pro- diielivo youug Orchard of select fruit. clii.=e bj- the Ilouse. This farm is in a good stuleof cul- rivallon, and has go»id ferieing.
No.2, .\ desiruble limeslone farm, l5'ing nn the Il'igeistowu and Wayut-shom tiirnpiKe. 3 mllesfrom llatierstowii ami 8 Irnm Wji%u.s- honi.    It contains l*»-2 ,\i'RE**
ot lund. m^ire or l.-.'^s, ahou' 12 ii-Tes. f whl-di is ill innher flie improve-ienls i.r- ii large m-.. .,._ slory Krt'-iv iMvi-lIina.-.v.-h jsmplei- 1- iur ;;<•. v.*. II jiin.imen ; ,i Jen nn il- u-'. with SI.hi.-, .ve.; ;t liiru- Sl"i.-- B;. k B'l-ii, Wiigou Si-ed. with ¦ rli.-. I,-..; I'eU,Carriai;f lloiiseaiid Wooil.-^md md i i.c niol. .-.ml al.u'.sl iiiW;fin< Cavc.oVfi u. i.->. i> hiuli a W.jrlt.-hi.p. alno new; -nmke • ou-'-. and BhicUsui'Hi ->Iu»n. Tlie.-e is a iiev. rl i- 111^ U-, 11 J.I 1.1.- kileheii d.inr. nnd :i -rr- --J slnani iuiitiin>; through the lurm. to u i.i-h Hie.s.oclt li.iVe ai-c*ss frnm all Hie fi-l,.s ut IWO. a1>o.u thriving o.cijiirn oi !-ciecl I'luil. i'his ftrm Isalso in -., gno.l siJiie of eiilHv;.tii'U. ;in i umiergoiiil fenciiig, nmst uf vvhi>h is |;o.il f.-iiee. Tllebuil'li igsareiu =1 good sl;,|e ¦ f n-- p;iir.aiid siriiHiue-l with s[)t.cial r.terciice to LMiiM'iiiencctaii.l liurabiliiy.
Vn. :t, .\ I tact of unlmpioved limestone land, joining theahnve iiacis anil heretofore cuiM- VMied wUh Ihem, contiiluin^ about 123 ACRES CLEARED & 41) Ai RKSTIMttElt LAND. Tliis tract is in a uood stateof cu'llvatl-'ii, s.nd (ho iinater part f:''.'e nf rock, ll lies in auch form as tr>ai.imil r>f ils heingdivided iiiti>lwo hirins, each of whieh would have its portion i.f the timber. A «n. ll site tor huBdings Is iieii> tbe ceatreofeiHier. wliieh. Iit^ether with ihi-iihun- ¦ lamenf bulldiui; material, oflers Hi* mlvan- ta^te nf chcaiiaiul ciiuvenient improvements. It will lie soltl iu one or inoic trucis, to suit purchasers.
The-e will also be sold, on TUE'^DAY. NO- VKMBKR ITth. l^JtiS, lit Hie same place, .^^ aboiir SS ACt<KS of llrst-class Chesiuui <?t^& TlMBEllLAND, Iviiig <m the Snutha5««i Mountain. Icn mile--* from llieahuvede- ,.4^ j scribed hitid.
The area of e.^ch tract lo be ascortaimdby actual survev allt-r dayof .s:ile.   Thegr.du In I HiegrouU'I will be reserved, with right to cut ami Hiresh lhe same.
Persnus wishing to view the land can do so hv calling on Ine agent, wlm^re.sidcs on tract No. 1.an.l persons ileslring further informa¬ tion can obtain it hy calling on Henry C. Leh¬ man, residing in Lancaster city, or John M. Slehman. near Petersburg, Lancastercounty, IM. Possession will he given ou the flrst day of April. iStiy. fc-aie to conimenco at 10 o'clock, a. m.
AURAH.aM LEn.\IAN. oct3-4l-4il Agent for the Heirs.
pniLic sAi.r. ov valuahle reai^
E*iTATE.
ON FRIDAY, N0VE.MBKR6, ISGS, the -sub¬ scriber will sell ut puhlic sale at the public linuse of Daniel Hess, on the Luiiciuiter and Columhla lurnpike, four miles west of Lan¬ caster;
No. 1. A desirable Lot of Gronnd, situaied in Manor towusiiip. Lanciuster counlj-,adjoin¬ ing muds of Uenjamlu Bowers, Adam S. Del- trick. Jacob C Kready ami fronting on Iho said turnpike,
CONTAINING 7K ACRES, neat measure. The land is under good fences and In a high staioof cultivalion. This tract IsweilworHl the atleullon of capitallvts. A more (ileasanl site tn erect new buildings can not hp- found along the Lancaster und Colum¬ bia lurupike.
No. 2. A tract of lO ACRES A 14 PERCHES (if llrst-class land, neat measure, situated In East Hempfield twp., Lancaster couuty, ad¬ joining lauds of Jacob Bailsman, Levi Baer and fronting on said tumpUvC. Ou this tract Isa suialJ Jionse. well ot wnter with pump therein, aud nn orchanl of 2:1 bearing apple trees. Tills tract has a beautiful alteforbuUd- Ingaiidisln agood nelghliorhood. There Is alsoa springof running water on the sf.me.
Anv jiersiin wishing n> view said premises before the day of.»iiile. will please call at Iho publlcbouseof Daniel Hess, near the ^remises.
.Sale locommenct.' at 2 o'clock of said day v.'hen lerms will be maile konwn by
.MR<. B.VItU.VRA HESS.
John Brady, Auctioueer. uct21-isrj
lOK SALE.
A PHYSICIAN'S PltOI'ERTV   & PRACTICE. fnHEI'ioiierlyeon.sistsof.'iO.VCRIvS. rtr.stqual-
J. Itv htMil. witii lar:re, new, modern-   - -
stylo llol'SK. containing 11 rooms. i8^~V with atl neee->ary nul-lmildiims, all in 35 = = complete nrder. l'leii.s.intlv sllimU'd on li~l~.l i;nod Turupike. near Railroad, tu t ij.- Inw.-r end of .Mnninomery CniiiKy, Pres-nt praetioe is worth from fl.OlfU Io ir>.u(>il i*r aunum. :tnd I he owner will nse all boiinryidc means in st*- cure it tn a sncei-ssor.
I'erms—iwn-ihii-ds of the I'urcb.nso moury eau leiinin if "h-sircd.   I'rie.-. -13.5'K'.
Tin- :dio\ e presents a niff eluini-e to anv one wishing In eslaldish liims«ll' in a uoo-l puy;ng lMisiuc». Fiir full p;t'iirnlarsa|ti» v li»
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1 N.'I.cii-iii if ..fii.-eis fnr Hi." . n-n'Mi* v«-ar. .- . ni'iu- I.ANC.Vr-Tl-M.v MAN 111 IM I'CR.N- I'lK'ECO.Mi'ASV. u-lll he lieol n' t..o pobiii; house ,„ II s. t-.ii l!-. in th..'viii .g.-m ivn-rs- i.u!-'.o!i.MoNH VV. lhelMd.iyo:'N'oVEMBKR. :S S. lii-iv.'i.*eii Hji; houis of'J Mul-l o'clock, p. m.
r.v or,len .ft lie Board of Man:ti;'-rs.
11. C. GINGRICH.
Oil 17-,'i:-4.>          Secretary
TIUNPIUE ELIXTIOX.
rpHE annual eleclion forofiiecisnf the LAN- i CA.STMl A LITI/, TURNPIKE ROaD CO.. will oe hehl at MichiH-ri- IL-tel. I/..neaslcr. on Mli.VDAV ,Uie2d.hiy of NOVE.MBERnext be- iwe«-n the hours nf 2 ami 4 o'elodc. p. m. New liaven, ISiiS. GEO. B. SHOBER,
Oct l()-:;t-47 secretary.
TlTUXPlKE ELECTIOX.
riHll^ annual election for Olficcrs of iheStrag- Xhnrg and Millport Turnjiike Roud Compa¬ ny; will be held on .MONU.VY, tho M d.iy of NOVE.MBER next at the public house of T. Myers, in strasburg horough, between tho hours of 2 and 4 o'clock, p. n>. oct 1 i-3t- IS JOHN T, HERR, Sec'y.
TVUXPIKE   ELECnoX.
AN Election of officers oflhe BlgSprlngand Beaver Valley Turnpike Road Compai y for the ensuitig year, will he held at the hnuue of Wm. J. Cooper, In tho city of Lancosit-r, on MONDAY, tho 2d day of NOVEMBER nttxt, between the hours of I and 8 o'clock, p. m. By order of the Board of Dlrectore.
CHRISTIAN B. HERB» octl4-3t-48 Secretary.