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CTJtCULATIO "1 S,OCC—MORE OR LESS.
Document* for the People.
Congrats shall meko no law rcspehting an es
tabl shment df religion, or prohibiting tbe free
exercise thereof; OR ABRIDGING THE FREE
DOM OF SPEECH, OR OF THE PRESS ; or
tbe right of tbe peoplo peaceably to assemble,
and to petition tbe Government for a redress of
grievances.—AßTlCl* 1. Amendments Con. (J. S.
A well regulated Militia, being necessary to
the security of a freo State, THE RIGHT OF
THE PEOPLE TO KEEP AND BEAR ARMS,
SHALL NOT BE INFRINGED.—ABIICLB 2,
Amendments CON. U. S.
THE RIOUT~OF TUB PEOPLE TO 11E SE
CURE IN THERE PERSONS, HOUSES, PA
PERS, AND EFFECTS, AGAINST UNREA
SONABLE SEARCHES AND SEIZURES,
SHALL NOT BE VIOLATED, AND NO WAR
RANTS SHALL ISSUE. BUT UPON PROBA
BLE CAUSE, SUPPORTED BY OATH OK
AFFIRMATION, AND PARTICULARLY DE
SCRIBING THE PLACE TO HE SEARCHED,
AND THE PERSONS OR THINGS TO BE
SEIZED.—ARTICLE 4, Amendments Con. U. S.
JC, p.r.uß *hjl bs held to ktir-cr fnr a capital,
or otherwise infamous ot iine, unless on a present
ment or indictment ola Grand Jury, except in
casts arising in tbe land or navel forces, or in the
Militia, when in actual service in time of War or
pqblic danger; nor sball any person be subject
for tbo same offence to be twice put in jeopardy
of life or iitnh; nor shall bo compelled in any
Criminal Case to bo a witness against himself,
NOR HE DEPRIVED OF LIFE, LIBERTY, OR
PROPERTY, WITHOUT DUE PROCESS OF
LAW; nor shall private property bo taken for
public use, without just compensation.—AßTlCLß i
6, Auiandmcnts Con. U. S
In ail criminal prosecutions, tbo accused shall
ei jny the right to a speedy and public trial, by an
impartial jury of the State and district wherein
tbo crime shall have been committed, which dis
trict shall have been previously ascertained by
law, and lo be informed of the nature and cause of
the accusation; to be confronted with the tcilneetes
against him; to have Compulsory jroeess for
obtaining Witnesses in his favor, aod to havo the
ass'stance cf Counsel for his defence.— AßTlCLK C,
Amendments th'n. U. S.
Tint no man ought to bo taken, or imprisoned,
or disseized of bis freehold, liberties or privileges,
or outlawed, or exiled, or in any manner de
stroyed, or deprived of life, liberty, or property,
but by the judgment of bis peers, or by the law
of the land.-Declaration cf Rights of tha People
of Maryland, Art. 21.
ADVERTISE.-
times are tbo very best for advertisers.
What little is going on, they get; while others are |
grumbling, they pay their way, and with a news j
paper for a life-preserver, swim on the top of the >
water, while others around are sinking.
"The Union as it Was"
jß®~And wto is it that doea not wish it was,
"as it waif—-aa it was in its palmy days—its
• days of Peace, proaperity and purity—as it was
when handed down to us by the heroes and sages |
of "the times that tried men'* earls" We trust j
it may yet be so,—and that this Union mag pr \ r n I
a "political indistructibility," for wa love our ;
* country and had high hopes of a blight lulure for
it, but we must confess, that around these hopes j
new cluster dsikiy our fears. Humiliating as it |
may be, we already see tbo firger of royal ridi
cule pointed at ua—tie boasted excellency of our
iniuiu.w—, „.,a nur capacity for self govennent,
doubted and derided, —and wunero I
pair of those who built their hopes on our exam- j
pit.
It wiil not be deemed disloyal or amiss we hope,
if we should enquiro from whence comes tho
•ante of this threatened downfall of this, "the
best government tbe world ever saw,"—of a na
tion, which, though but jet in her teens, defiod
the world in arms or in arts. Can wo wonder or
want for a reason when wc observe tho fanaticism
which for long years has run rampsnt through
the land, lias not the Spiritualism, the Fjurior
ism, the Millerism, tho Mormsniam, the Free"
loveiiro, the bigher-Iswism, and the Black P.rpub
canism of "glorious New Eog'and," been enough
to damn any nation!
Again, wo have a cause in tho elevation, so
common, of men to high positions, who reject the
arguments addressed to rca;on and tho moral ua.
tare, and only appeal to acll interest and blind
passion in their political connexion with the peo
pit.
The question of slavery, all must admit, has
bad a prominent part in producing the sad re
sults we now witness. Political parties—the
churob—kindly feeling, haro all in turn been com
pelled to auceomb to the intense sectional antago
nism which the agitation of this question baa pro
duced, and whose ultimate results no one msy
predict. To whom is attributable the constant
agitation of this vexed question, it would be fully
to debate, for it is as plain as the noon-day sun,
to ati who hare not criminally olosed their eyes
to facts, from whence came the contional cry of
"agitate,! agitate!!" and from whence camo
the prayers and pleadings that the subject might
bo "left alone."
The confident hope iong entertained by many
that tbc agencies ol steam, the railway and tbc
tilegraph, would so bind together tha Union in
commercial interests as to render its separation
an impossibility, appears to be doomed to dissp- I
pointmcnt, if wo are to judge from the indications
around us. Esch successive dny appears bnt to
produce something calculated to widen the breach j
between the two sections, and shorten the life of
the nation. There was a time when an idea con- j
trary to the perpetuity of the Union was held as
a heresy to be crashed in its first inception in the j
mird, bnt now it bis become an ordinary subject
of public discussion and private reflection, aje t
its very existence is even now staked upon the !
arbitrament of the sword.
The Rc-arrcst of R. 11. Alvey, Esq., j
About eighteen months ago we were pained
to witness the arrest of our fellow citizen whose '
nime beads tbis article, and to see him condactsd, I
under a strong military guard, ovsr tbe Franklin
and Cumberland Valley Rail Roads to some secure
military port, where he languished a prisoner for
more than eight months, when finally he was re- !
leased.
Ou Tuesday morning the same gentleman was
again arrested and, we learn, hnrriecly taken over
the came route to some unknown destination.— j
But on tbe latter occasion be was not under tbe
earn illance of a military guard, but was in charge
of bia lair btide, a prisoner for life.
Death of Rev. R. 11. Drain.
All of our citizens wbo recollect tbe Rev.
H. H. Drane, formerly Rector of St. John's Pro- j
tcatant Episcopal Chnrch, of this place, will bear j
with profound regret, ofbiadeatb, which occurred
at Wilmington If. C., of Yellow fever. Tbe Rev. j
Mr. D., removed from this place aome twenty ,
years since, to Wilmington, where he has eonttn-!
sed to resida, we balieve, up to the time of bia
death.
THE ELECTIONS
'•TII2 SOBER SECOND THOU3HT OF THE P2O
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give, as we supposed wg would be
able 10 do, tbe probable results of the elections
held on Tuesday in New York, New Jereey, Mss
•acbusetD, As. It will be seen tbat tte march
ot eoneervatiam ie onward—that radicalism is on
tbe wane— bUck Republicanism on its last leys.
"Tbe cober second thought of the people" has
come at last, and is again placing tbe reins of
government in the hands of the Democratic party,
tbe Sbritkera baring been "weighed in tbe bal
ance and found wanting." Let tbe returns to far
as we bare tbem, speak for themselves:
NEW YORK.
Actual returns from twenty-five counties ted
the city of New York give Seymour a msjority
of SOG'JO. The twenty-nine counties to hetr
from will reduce the above to 9,500. It is so ae
tiimittd by tbe Albany Argus. The Albaby
Juuacal concedes theelection of Seymour.
The Congressional delegation will stand 18 or
19 Democrats to 12 or 13 Republicans—a Demo
cratic gain of S or 9 members.
Tbe Democrats, it is more tban probable, will
have a iu>j irity oa joint ballot in tbe Legislature,
and tbus secure the election of a U. S. Senator
in place of Ficslon Kng, Radical Republican.
NEW JERSEY.
Talker, Dem., is elected Govornor of New
Jersey by lO.UOO msjority, a Democratic gaiu ol
19,000 over last Governor's vote.
The Democrats lave gained one member of
Congress, have s majority on join', ballot in the
Legislature and wiil consequently 'have the U.
S. Senator to be elected.
DELAWARE.
This State still holds to the Republican faith
as is evidenced by the re election ot Fisher to
Congress by a mrj o ity ol atunt 100.
MASiAUHUrfEI'TS.
This Slate which onto voted herself out of the
Union, also siili joined to her idols. She has
provtd thoroughly Radical, re-electing Andrews,
Governor aDd a fail delegation to Congress.—
This is, however, no Democratic loss.
WISCONSIN.
The returns from this State are very meagre,
i bat denote that the State has been hotly contes
ted by both parties.
MISSOURI.
| Returns only from St. Louis—but the indica
| tions are iu favor of the lltdicai Republicans.
ILLINOIS.
Returns thus far indicate the election of six
Democrats nd five Republican to Congress with
two districts doubtful.
MICHIGAN.
Scattering returns indicate that the State has
gone Republican by a majority not less than 5,000
KENTUCKY.
Geo. M. Ocatman has been elected to Congress to
fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of J.
S. Jackson..
How it took and how it didn't Take!
rocep iou of our first number was of
a character far exceeding our moat sanguine ex
pectations. Indeed, such was the demand; that
the supply struck off was scon exhausted, and ma
ny persons to whom we had intended sending
copies wers, much to our regret, neglected.—
Since then the sturdy farmers of the county bare
been falling into lino at the rate of a score a day,
and with words of encouragement and flush purses
urge us on in the Independent path we bad mark
ed out to pursue. Already, can we assure our
friends that tbo "Free I'reu," is not only an
established, but a paying institution. Let the
good work go gayly on—let our friends pass the
paper round for lamination by tboir neighbor*—
send in their names—in company with the cash,
when cunresien'—and we will make the promised
mprorcmcnt in the size and appearance of the j
paper in due season.
O; course our reception was not very flittering
' from those whose conception of the term Indc
! pendent wea so obfuscated as to enable them to
•so and amell "Treason" in tho very idea. Some
were amM u.. , itle #f the piper a ,
! to get their pouting apparatus out of shape, and
i yet exhibit fresh signs oi the malady, whenever
; our countenance to tbcm Is made eieiolo.
To others—the class that think "John Brown's
soul is marching on"—an obsolete document on
the first page, styled the Constitution of the Uni
ted States, was "gall and worm-wood." It con
victed on eight, and cansed them to shriek dis
mally. And others jet there were—place seekers
—on whom the "home troths" contained in its
columns operated worse than "doctor's stuff. "
They writhed and squirmed—blatantly and blood
ily talked—talked malignantly of mobs and other
modern inventions not consistent with "law and
Older." To tbcm. wc would ray: "waJein,"the
guillotine's in working order, and we shall take a
fiendish delight in touching the springs.
Ilurglars and a Remedy,
residence of Mr. Joseph Wagoner,
a farmer near tbis place, was entered on Friday
night last, and robbed of nearly four hundred
dollars over one hundred of which was in gold and
silver. A very nice haul considering the premi
um now to be cbtained for the precious metals.
The burglara esc ped witbont any clue to their
detection that wo are aware of.
Tbe residence of Mr. Harrison Ilsgerman, in
i tho same n igl,bur hood, was also entered on the
same evening, but no plunder was obtained. A
trucked battery prepared in every house for the
reception of prowlers, is the beat remedy wo ean
suggest to the community.
"A Fire in the Reart"
iKMt.WiU be seen by reading the letter of
Ex President Buchanan in another colum, that
tbe unfortunate old vetiran, Oei\ Scott, hae again
snbjectcd himself to a terrible "fire in the rear.''
The Oencjai should quit tbe pen, and stick to tbe
sword, for in tbe profession of tbe latter ho is
perhaps unrq railed, bnt when he takes np the
former bo generally "put bis foot in it."
'S'V
Disease and Death among the Horses.
THJ~A disease called tbe Black tongue is. we
understand, very prevalent at this time among
tbe horses hereabouts, causing a large number or
deaths. A gentleman who appears to be posted
on tbe subject informs ns that a dscoction of white
oak bark, Alum and Saltpeter, with which to
swab the month, is a very good remedy.
Provost Regulating Matters.
John R. Murphy, at present Provost
Marshall of this place, with tbe Tiew of maintain
ing quiet and good order in tbe town and vicinity,
has prohibited the aelling or giving away of in
toxicatinh drinks, and declares that permitting
tbe lounging of soldiers and officers about where
liquora are told, wilt be deemed evidence of sale,
and snbject tbe aetlor to arrest, and the liqnori to
confisication.
Hagcrstown Hospitals.
Hospitals in and aronnd thia place are
now occupied by aome six or eight hundred sick
and wounded soldiers, whose removal here daring
the last week, was rendered necessary by tbe for
ward movement of the Army of tbe Potomac.—
Tbey are being, we understand, well cared for by
the Ladies of the town.
pc®~Trn valor is fire—boasting, is imeke.
The Enrollment.
Herewith ia a statement of the Dumber of en
rolled militia io Washington County, aa returned
to Col. lea*c lieabitt, the Commiaaioner of its
County, Buowing the number of exempts, and UTu
number of volunteer enlistments.—
Shsrpsburg—Numbei Enroll xl 426
do Volunte/rs *..111
do Exempted 97
Williamsport, do Enrolled .480
do VoluLUera.. <1
do Exempted. 83
Hagerstown, do Enrolled...; 900
do VoloLteert I7d
do Exempted 148
Clearaprlng, do Enroled .......438
do Volunteers 08
do Exempted *9
Hancock, do Enrolled .......991
do Vo unteeif 49
do ixenpted 58
Boonsboro', do Enrolled 508
do Volunteers ;...6I
do Exempted.; 108
Capetown, do Enrolled 378
do Volunteers 5j
do Exempted 70
rie&aont Valley do E rolled 181
do Voluntte a 18
do Exempted 40
Lciters'.urg, do Enroll, d 2v7
Uo Volunteer- 94
do Exempted 67
Funks'own, *do Enrolled 304
do Volunteers .*..96
I'O Exempted.,,. 4.... 66
Sandy Hook, do En 0i1ed...; 154
do V01unteer5......... 3)
Co Extuip'.'d il7
Ti.ghmai.ton do Enroi rd 94>'
do Volunteers.., 35
do Exempted 40
Cunningham's Croat Hoa. s
Number Enrolled ~d .''s4
do Volunteers... .*u
do Exempted 66
Binggoltl, do Enrolled ~..152
do Vo unteuia ui
do Exempted 33
Indian Bprirg, do Knrnlied... J...947
do Volunteer* .-v.; 66
do Excm tedi ....90
beckmulat on.
Whole Number KnrlWd..;; .♦*•.6,951
Jo uo Exemn tu....; ijj
dd dt> Yo.unt-*r J 1,779
! Whole r umber of effective mil.tii ...3119
Our quota of volunteers being 943, wewould
i fall 47 abort of it according to tbe above leport,
I but tbe military autboritiea having lurnubrd the
i Governor with tbe names ol 1048 voluntatis, we
' are relieved from the draft. Tbe reporttf tbe
| military autboritiea la no doubt correct, as it was
> impossible for tbe enrollers to obtain all Ibe
' names of tbe tolubfcera in their ecveral district?,
< bilst the military could do so from' their mnattr
! rolls. We believe that the county baa not lees
than twelve hundred voluoteera in tbe service,
; but a portion ol tbeae have enlisted in Penuyl
| vania riglrnents, and could not be accredited to
the county. The Districts of Sbarpsburg, Stn
-1 dy Nook and Indian Spring seem to have fur
| nished tbe largest proportionate number of vol
unteers, and Clearapring nixt.— He, aid.
Dangerously Distressed.
; ,N#~Oar neighbors of tbe "Herald" appear to
; be dangerously distressed because of the acknowl
edgment in oar last, and think we were "too
I thankful for small favors." Ordinarily it wonld
: have been a "small favor," but in our dilemma
lit proved a very important one—ao much to, in
; troth, tbat we could not bare made onr isene
| without it. But, as ire detest in grating, wee
! shall "withhold" any acknowledgments;in future.
Arrest of Rev. Mr. Douglass. \
00 The Rev. Robert Oeeglae, a citi".
county, residing on the Potomac, opposite Sbep
ardstown, was arrested, we understand, last week,
on tbe charge of giving "aid and comfort" to the
rebels by exhibiting signals. He was taken un
der a military guard to Harper's Ferry.
Bank Dividend.
jay-Tbe Directors of tbe Uageratown Bank,
at their meeting on Tuesday last, declared a divi
dend of three and one-half per cent., for tbe last
**— One-fourth per cent., of tbis will bo
retained by the Bank to pay state
Government taxes.
Rsßia DzszßTiaa.— TWO Rebel Cavalry men
from North Carolina came across tbe river on
Friday last at Williatnsport, bringing with tbeer
tbeir borse*, and surrendered themselves to the
commandant at tbat post.— Herald.
THS WOOES Uaisas Courtis Case.—'the Bus
ton Traveller of Tuesday evening says:
Mr. Winder was arrested in September, faur- J
teen montha aince, by order of Secretary Came
ron. He baa corresponded with tbe departments,
which bare twice offered him freedom if ho wrnld
t ke tbe oath of ale/lance to onr country, both
of which he refused.
Tbo opening commencnd by Mr. Biddle presen
ting his request to tbe Judge that tbe writ of;
kaleae corpue might be issued. Judge Clifford
read tbe petiilon of Mr. Winder for release, givirg .
tbe history of bis ai rest and detention. In this be j
states tbat several months a;ter be was arrested,
he wrote to Secretary Cameron, who denied that j
be was arrested by bis authority and taken to j
Fort Lafayette, and tbence to Boston.
The Jndge proceed id also to say, that though
be was originally arrested on a warrant issued by
a United States commissioner, yet be was dis
charged from tbat warrant, and there did not I
appear to be any subsequent reason fur holding
him beyond a telegraphic diapateb from Washing
ton, which was not a lormal nr tten order; and
the other circumstances ol the case, connected
with tbe fact that (lie Secretary of War utterly
dinted bavrog cau.-e t.ihe an eat, Jed the court to-]
! order tbatw wiitol Autre*, to yu issue, returns..
1 bio forthwith, that cause uiey be shown as to the
| reasonableness or justice ol bit detention. ~
HOMICIDE AT Aasurous- —An uofortun'ite case
j of homicide occurred at Annapolis, on Toetd.'j
night, of last week. It is said that Lieut. Tuckdj
of the 81*tj-sevcnth Pennsylvania regiment, at
about eleven o'clock at night proce di d to a hotel
in tbat city, and attempted to enter through a
window. Through some mistake, however, he
hoisted the window of the clamber of Dr. Good
win, who, on being aroused by the noise, drew a
pistol and fired, the ball entering the forehead ot
Lieutenant Tucker, oausing his death a short time
afterwards.
A San RESULT.—A frolicsome husband In Syra
cuse, N. Y. a few nigbtß since, hid under hij bed
and when his wife unconscious of his concealment
came in, took her suddenly by the leg. She
shrieked, fell senseless, and is now a raving ma.
niac.
HIAVT SOIT.—A decree was entered on Satur
day last, in the United States Oonrt at Cincinnati,
in favor of George Peabody A Co., the American
London bankers, for tbe (70,000 claimed by them
from the Ghio and Mississippi Railroad Coia
pany.
CiLironnu Raisiao HER Own Prose.—Late
California papers state that sugar and syrup,
made from tbe Chinese case, and a better article
than tbe imported, has been made in considers
ble quantities in the State. Tulare county will,
no donbt, be able to supply ber own population
with sugar and molasses.
Alabama the people are making tea of 1
bleokoerry leaves.
| HAGERSTOWN MARKET.
COBHFCTED WEEK L Y ET D. ARTS A ION.
j FLTOR (per b.ikrel) ; ft673®79S
WHE AT (white} por btuh I 10®t 16
; WHEAT (red) do I 90®! 5
J RYE do 70® 75
i OA'S do AO® 45
i 1 CORK do; OuQ 70
Tbe New York Journal of Commerce, of yreter
terday, thus speak, of financial mature in tbat
' I city on Monde; :
j "The market has bees inectire in ooneeqnence
( of the election, bat eepitel is abundant and the
1 rates of interest unchanged.
{ "Gold advanced to and afterward!
fell off to 131%, at which the market cloeed.
j "Silver eold at 128*127.
"0:d demand notes told at
1 "Foreign exchange advanced from one to one
and . half per cent., olotiog stead; at our quota
tions.
BALTIMORE MARKET.
Floor ard Mial —the sale reported on chauge
1 to-day were confined to 100 bbl. good llow.rd
. street Extra et $7 75, and 100 bble Super to. at
' $0 b7Nt; per bbi. The innket closed rather dull
and unsettled, and our quotations are necessarily
nominal, via: standard City Mills Super at $6 60,
Ohio do at SO To.C &1%, and Howard street do at
! 6 75557 per bbl; Ohio Extra at $7 60, Howard
itroet do at 7 30.57 73, and shipping brands
..City Mills do at 8 25sf8 per bbl.
—Tue receipts on tbe Corn Exchange
r to day were 10,000 burhels Wheat, 12,000 do
! Corn, 0,000 do Oris, and 000 do ltye. Wheal
| was only io fair demand fur milling, but white
i luled steady; ted was dull, prices showing a de
cline of 2.2 cts per bu.hel. Sales reported were
I 3,000 bushels commou to lair sound while at 1 GO.
81 75, 1,600 bushe'e good to prime do at 1 80.1 90
per bushel good; 3,000 bushels inferior to fair
Fennsylvsnia red at 1 35.51 43, 3,0C0 bushels
goed to piime duet 1 45a5147, end B, 600 bush -
1 els ordiunry io prime Southern do at 1 47?1 61
per bushel, sales at the latter figure being medrr
f ate. Sound Corn was in fair request for ship
; rnent; damaged lots are still very dull and heavy.
Sales of 2,600 bushels aominon white at 70.71
j cts, 0,000 bushels fair to prime do at 73.75 cts,
ai.d 4,000 bushels yellow do at 71573 cts per
| bushel. Oats continue to sell slowly at 35,40
| cts lor oidinaty to prime new Maryland by ulea
! cute, aud old do at 00,03 cts, weight. Sales oj
j Rye ■,ere confined to small parcels l'ennsylvauis,
we quote at 08 cts to $1,93, and Maryland at 90a
I 95 ots per bushel,
4Havvic&. ■
In FrcJer'ck City, October 2ijit. 1373, by Her Dr
; 2 ' h rits, M. L. rtree?, of Cambridge, Mu., to Millie
:chl(igh, of Frederick
.jrftf'it t ues .ay moiniig iait tbe 4 U Init., at St. John's
[cfi urch, oy tbo Rev. Mr. F. wards Bichard **. Aivey
I >: q., to MiR Julia J. Hays daughter of the late Dr.
Joseph C. Hay o this county.
In Grecnc.itle, P.*. on 1}? oth of August, by the
F.e . Mr. H-rtso-x, Mr. Fra kl n Etchia n, of vfasn
ington city, D. C , to Miss Vug nia Ilhodes, of this
town.
Oa the 33'h ul' m \ at the residence of tbe bride 1 *
U her, ttir. J<!ui Kin: , i-y Rev. C. L p pley, Mr. Geo.
A. Mimmer t i Mis# '.r ine K'nj, a-1 of iliis county.
Bub,
• At the renidenc of Mr B. F. Herbert, 3 miles north
j of- KaiTctstown. on \V*d oday iiHth ult , Mrs. Maty
' Thorns* ii, >ige<l 73 years, 6 mo. ths ■ml days,
! 'r. the 21st ult , G*o ge T., son of R C. and
- Albeit, rj?Hl | year,- c*ou hs add II da; a.
j PUBLIC SALE,
WF SUBSCRIBER WILL SELL AT PUB
I l.c Sale at bia resid. nee, uati m|tu north of Ha
j {ttrriiian, on the Middieburg ( ike, on
| MONDAY, NOVEMBER, 17th, 18 62.
Tt e following: articles, to wit:
9 IIEAD of valuable Fariu HORSES,
| a lot of Cattle, tome of which arc
FIXE MILK TOWS,
1 Broad Tread Wagon with wood laddtr nearly
new, 1 pair of Hue Ladders, 4 tot of Wagon
I Gears nearly new, 6 act of Plow G.ara, Cnltaia
and Bridle*. 4 new leather Fly Nett, 1 new Wag
j on Saddle, 6 leather head Baiter*, II wagon Whips,
4 pair of wagon Bella,
, \SI mnu A v 0 j; EW fURNE-S,
I OSE TWO-HORSE v AOOK
j 1 new Sleigh with pole and abaft*, 5 cow L'baina,
| 1 three horae Bartbear Plow, 2 two horee Bar
i shear Plow*, 2 double ahoTol Plows, 2 tingle
- wis weal Plows, 1 Harrow, a lot of Double and Sm
j Spreaders, 1 fifth Chain* and Spreaders,
| 2 log Chains, 2 iron Scoup ShoTelt, a lot of
i Kakei and Shaking Fork*, 4 iron Dung Ferka,
4 iron pitch Fo-ka, 1 Jack Screw, a lot of Sleigb
i Bella, 1 Roller, 1 Wbsat Drill, 1 pair of Rail Oar
| tiers, 1 Wheat Fan, Rake', 1 largo atone
' Sledge, Mattocks and Picks, Giain Cradles and
' tta-sving Soy the, a lot of cider bsirals, 2 men's
riding saddles, 2 Leather lines, 1 four and 1 six
borse, S Leather Plow Linea. 1 Patent Straw Cut-
I (er, a lot of Wagon Houtens, 1 new Carrier chain,
! 1 pair ul new But Chains, 1 new pair f Breast
| Cnains. together with a large lot ol Farming uten
| Mia too numerous to mention. Alto:
ONE COOK. ANI) ONE TEX PLy I'E STOVE.
to commence at 9 o'clock, whig a
i credit tPttte months will be gieen for all sums of
! $5 and upwards, the purchaser giving n te with'
' approved security; on all sums under $5 the cash
I will be required Nj goods to be removed until
! settled for. lIiOMAS B. SPIGLER.
j Jacob Baward, (Auct.,) Nov. 7ts
|
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE.
By VIRTUE of a decree of the Circuit Court
j tor Washington County, rltting at a Conrt of
! Equity, the undersigned Trustees will offer at
I Public Sale, on
TUESDAY, the 2od dny of DECEMBER, 1662,
. Hi front of the Court Houae, la Hegerstown, Md.,
! all the foUowing valuable real estate, situate on
the road Iqading from Williameport to Cercera-
in said Waohington county, and being a
■' | art of the heal estate of which John S. Cusbwa,
I late of taid county dae'd., died ; seized and par.
i seered, to wit:—A tract containing about
285 ACRES OF LAND,
ol which there are
One hundred and forty Acres in Timber
The improvements upon this land, consist of a
Urge tbree and u t alf story
BRICK GRIST MJLL,
(FA DISTILLERY,
THREE TENANT HOUSES, snd A MANSION
iiOU.-li. tugtib r with n nutubor ofoutbuildings,
l'l.e e ate ait' upon tbe premises a large
ORCHARD OF CHOICE FRUIT TREEJ,
wmveverel springs ol never fating water. Tbe
abuse property can be divided in parcels to suit
purchascro, as f ijlows to wit:
Ist. The GRIST MILL and a Two Story Brick
Tenant House, wish Fittv Acres ol Land, and the
■ia'ater right lor said Mill.
•2tid.—A 'tenant Hiuro with abont 30 Acres of
Lend, 4 or S in which are in Timber, at the north
west pi.rttou ot tbe w bole tract.
3 <1 —lee remaining portion of land about,
250 i.i 2GO ns-f.e, w,th the MansioH House, tbe
out iniit,i s, Orchard, Ai. Tbe last two mention
id parcels tn be sold subject to the water right of
said Mill, lb" whole t,i be sold clear ef dower.
'lbe Grist M.ll ia io liiet rate repair, and its
machinery of ibe best quality and Iciest improve,
inert, with two run ef iiurh Stones.
The whole properly will be offered together,
and it got sold, will be offered in the parcels as
r above tie,ci ibed.
JIJO" The Terms of Sale as prescribed by the
Decree pro as follows, ti> wit: Oae third of the
liorcbase money te be paid in band, on tbe day ot
sale or the ratification thereof, and the balance tn
two squal annual payuj, n s from the day ot sale,
with interest from the day ol sale, tbe purchasers
giving their Autos with securities to be approved
by the Trustees, lor the deferred payments, and
upon the paviuentol the whole of tiie purchase
money the Trustees will i xicute a good deed or
deeds for tbe said premise,.
JAMES WASON.
SOLOMON FIERY,
Nov Its H Trustees.
TIB.UIiTBE',3 SAXJE
OF
R.TI.RANLR. RE.IZ ESTJITE.
'
B< VIRTUE of a d.eil of t-nst the under Iphed
ill otfrr Wt Diibii * Swl in x oat of the Coura
i tx Hwgerfttown on 1 uesday
THE 2nd OAT OF DKCEMUtR KEXr,
all -hat farm cr t.act cf On I ying < n the Cheasapeahe
and Oi'o Can-1, a o.ut one ui lews' o w atsm. s
Warc-bouee, a toning tho IjmJSOI /iiidrew U-i.t h,
O.ho Kuod.ts ht-iis and otueis, -ou-ma g
a out
Three hundred end Seventy--five Acres
O TT
PRIME LIME-VTONE a d RIVEB LAND,
la'ely the prop rty of Jrmej Tenant. Tns improve
menta conis of a g>-d
MAT* US*- AND H.i.rii .jn.r,
Waco • ehed, and a I ot'.vi n cos r, uut >ou .
to mhct w lb an . KCKA iU • I COl/D ieLI 1
and a rev. r aii.uga.ri oi water, naert •huildiuga.
There i a Jaige bo y 01 itle lend ever o wiui
EXCELLENT TIMBER
and the ha lnce under tond cultivatio i.
The I in of mis ae: Ano tldid of th purchote
Hiotiry to be pid i n.u.l on theu yora.e, or ino
raid a i.II tne.io', and tl.a bale- oin tare aouu.ipay
meut-, with n ivie.ia liom tnb ■ > o aale.th-Uefvued
paym.nta to lieae led oy bend ai d svcuiit), u on
tu** pi) meat of tho wh- l* pu i-.se moa*y, a gtoil and
sufll lent de*d wul o tx-cuieu. he i**a;e ol to
iMii.t occupint, Jdin s A. 'Jtnaht, expires on tt.e
first day ot Aprn Jixt, at which time the pur.baser
tan take po se.sii n. The ci ops in ? * :i , l 'lf K , wuaJ
areneer.ed. BrNLVtiIN MhI(*LL,
DAVID tl. W IlKs,
Ncv7tds. ' l riaStxo.
In the mat'tr cf the Petition of Jin I ickart.
NO. 16%0.—1n tht Ciicu t Court for Washington
County, situ gws a i oartol f q t ty—vdd red ly
the Clerk of said tout thi- nth uv cf ANuvimbtrr,
lbW. that the Auditoi'a Bo 4 * rt and Aoccuut N . &
final, tiled iu thu ibaVe caso bu Luall. 1a Iticd and
continue i by boCou't, unKss c use to ihe contrary
thereof b mewn on or b nne -he bßttt day or N Vem
-1 er, insi ; provi led a cop* fbi 3 oiuer be inserted in
some iiewS|iSpcr. li ted ■nd publistied in Hageistown.
obco a w*-ek t.r thres sacctssive veek3 before said
last mentioned uay.
7 rue Ccpu—Ttst:
I.AAC NESBITT, Clcrk.
ST.FGE .IJTD JBO.IT JLL.VE
FROM
Hagerstown to Harper's F.riy
VIA THE
ANTIETAM BATTLE FIELD.
THE tubacribeis aro now running a Deily Lire be
tween and f-atpir'A rerrc. VIA
Sharpsburg ai u A t-.ttm Iro i AVoi its, for the a 00
modationot persons wishing to visit the
EATTIJH IXEtaXS
ar rtft-h the Aim y i t the Totocivc. The Stage leaver
the Washington H- use. Hageratnwn, at OH u clock.
A. M.-, Psng -ft Harper- 1-Vrry tKo Ihe llnat at
Antieiam Iro* Work-, and ar.lVo at the Firry at
R-turning. ieaves the Ferry at 2 o'clock; arrive at
Antictam t 4.b o'clock, Sharp.burg vt 5 arid Eagirs
town at d o' 1"C F. M.
Fare to Sharpsburg.... ?[ ™
" tl An-ictam iron Works 1-
' to H.iper'a Ferry 3 UJ
This line cot meets wiih the Dal'imoro * Chio Rail
B I?ov" H " P " " * e " y ' T. B. EriGLFR A CO.
HSJMOVAIi
OF THE
NEW DRUG STORE.
BI.LL 4 Vll OTHER
NOW OCCUPY* THE I.AUGF AND COMMO * lOUi
room in Ornt s new boildiag, hero ilrey have opvu.d
a large stock of
PURE DRUG*?,
REMEDIAL AGENT.7,
CHEMICALS,
NOTIONS
P.VINTS;
GLASS,
LIMP-?* Ac , 4c-
To the pub'.!*, we neo ' r.-nl*- fay, our fa ire endea
—• shsh be s her tor<T-, to supply tneir va Ira
wants Wltn iv-wi tomedies, wbi h we trust has
been duly ai t p cciatfd.
Our *to k of Kerosene Ltmps will le found to !•
very e*ten ve, nil the n # w siyhs of ihad * trm*
priaiiig * many pati r.i* nre now o . hln , t •
relber with the P **nt Gas* ton s mid .Militated
Chimneys, the latter ior which we a e *.he on>y agei ts
in t i county, lie ass rtmcnt ot F.ncy ( ; o d•a> d
Notion* will he r rund lo becompUt', euihasF n
So>o4, Pomade', Hair 0 In, Latlia'% Per
ftmerv, I atra t', S chitt ha Toi et Wat-re.
5 ous accu *'.e)y manlpu'a'ad.
BELL St BR\
Fhftrma.'.uucai Chtini. s ,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL!
STOVES ! STOVES i
For Wood and Coal.
STOVES for Officers. S> r s, Fhop*. Parlor*. <sc,
among uhicu a e the Metfor u * Burner, Tropic
Egg, btanlejr Ai -tig s t. CoininnJfCg Vinpi re Cook,
Nine Plt#s, an-1 the Vilnnt * r ana S idlers' Stove.
I invite all t> call lnf>r p ichasing tlsrar .ere, as
I am determintd to Ad 1 he*}-!
Cp-Come to tLe H AG v HSTOWN FOUNDRY, an J
buy. [\'ov7] L. AtcKEU.
HOMINY MIRRS^
BITII HAND AND POWER, THE CHEAPEST
and the best, at the
Hag erst own Foundry.
[NOT.7]
CORN SHELTERS.
I INVITE THE ATTENTION Of PARMKBS, AND
otbr* to my stock of Corn Suellers of vari useizes,
both ftarr * and Power.
fb7-t;11 and examlne thm. L MtKFE,
Nuv.7 Hagerstown Foundry.
CAUTION; ~
The fntacribvi hereby cautions trie pub 1c f.om
purchasing or removing any hay, 8 raw or fonder
irom 'it i< farm ui;hou. first chaining his c nsent to
such removal.
nov7-3t JOHN 8. MX DOLES AUFF.
Somtlhing Entirely .tVic.
TO SMOKERS—
THE rouble Tu v eTobacco Pipe,the most cmplete
pi asant and health'ul pipo exta' t, uron an en
ticely tew prin-ipl , all object on* to the oil style a. e
u <<ss u ly ov.rccize in this improvement. Only to
be had cf
BILL * BRO.
Apothecaries.
Cough Candy, Gum Pectorals.
A PORTABLE, palatable and effl'dent-Cough reme
dy, 6uitahlo tor adu'ts or children, tr ice 15
cents a bcx. Made only by us.
BELL & 880.,
Druggist.
Bell's Rose Leaf and Alum Troches.
ASPFCXFIC for for* Mouth, Ulcerated T hroat and
Ke.oxei l T Onli, also the first symptom* o r Dip
theria. Prepare J by liiU.L&BHO
ApoUtt carlo*.
Notice To Trespassers.
THE Sl'B'CblBER lI.WIVfI QF.FN MUCH AT'-
noyeu aui damage 1 b. petso.i* Ft-hi ig and Gun
ning ii his premises gives notice tnat tre*p s<es of
this kind an no longer be permitted, and will be visi
ted vuh tbo u'tooit ligor of fhe law.
JACOB E BELL,
O t-31-3t IN ear Lcitor. burg.
Borrowed E?ob*.
THE subscriber req' est* all ICISOUH who (tave bor
rowed ol him, books, and not jet returned them,
to please do oo iinmtdiateiy.
Oet-S Jt H. 11. XIALVtY.
BENJAMIN LON • " TH MA-K EU.HANAS k
J.HN W. MCO EH. *
MO i:s4—ln he Clrcu.t l.vnrt for Wrsnington
AM < mi.ty, silting - a C..uit ol fcumtj.- T.ia
I.ct of sul. It to ohtairt • Uccree requiting ihe u.
fend nt, '1 hutnas K. Bu.hinati to • niet c r nreiht.,
iii ln* bi ior coinp.einc p.utcaUrly set loxtla 9 on
ei ten judgment, • y ihe add Tuinn K covered
. H-nu-t lit comp aidant irt Ihe I ate VV ashinjU n county
Court and also &au&fi tion .f sold jdUkmea .; which
Butiju cmtfiii, the ald Thomas L. a id tin: raid Thum.
a-. u. no 'per are now tetki-g to re iv?, . j a nst th,
Complainant In tiie Circuit uourt for Washington
I ouuiy ; a d to obtain a perpetual i< j notion ag.mst
the .I'cnJrfi.t', enjoining and rm.anuig tbi-m in the
luithrt i;o<cc itio. 01 taidscira facia sui , sn-i inch
other ai.U fm tn
ltquliu Ihe bill Mates that Th< ma r . Bucunian in.
t-tituteu iui aguiiiat bvnjamui the complainant
AO th .s < au>., lue * Waehii.gt n County Couit
anu recover*d judgment agai'ft a the No.
vein " r icrui vueivo- in ih y-ar eA'.i, fo. the sum of
One huLdr uam lhut> uuilais n . orty s:x an tare
tniJU cei.ts ; which euit ihe said Tbomu.< had ii-aiitu.
i<ru in .is r. p. est illative ciacit> ol Atlaii .1 inter
up. I. the p r&o.ai es.aie i f one Jo n Buchanan, late
of taiu C JU.. y de. e.;S.-d, wl.icn Lie bid all ges w.c r .
r i.c us, IAAC *aldju cnifent o ght to have htenrau.
ulitd .11 tn- Iniiv. at cap cty ol ta© Said Tiionui,
an 1 !*• a. ai jtvls'r.ior. .
The bin ol cou.p ft in lurth. r tates. th it at-.er th*
nchcry uiilioid i judgm-.nt gaust ihe said Long
i.y th eat • . n mis, -ai 1 L'ng 01. ••n t <leiihir>d
uii.oth** taid Thouia*, und;> articueof p*i ftliel r-,p
--r y.i'i -pt ly vhariable iu account, aui u. t ng in ihe
ag-r g tv t t <■' l ,llu i'Jitty-aeViii uolWs una se.en y.
hve cent-'. That .lt< r who said ar'ich awe e furnn ha.t
to the > id 1 hnoi. B, he, the sai l Thomas oil d upon
the SID L-I -f' and x lorined • ii t I" ob ut
I ivnig th-: tut; ot .Uii laud or the sta-e of t:iiif.
II a, iiU u.-mii'u li.e .-fid L.wi.g to tu'iii>li hl fumiiy,
ull ing 1 1 au iaf ui li men urtic e.i n?c*. k sai> for
the.i cuiuf >. t, a d that the e : theieoi th juhl tie c ed
lud 1 poii Ih i 6.u jiidgiiici.t Vv l.euup li h* aa.d
1.011 g • id . i' lib the a-fii Musly >i toe nld 'lh niu
111 ir• 3 to t e au.ouiit ol the bill fwt er
s utcj i.iat 1 lie sua 1 uouns. la too ya Itt I, ilrew
Lie H. v 1 .it dr it ,or ordeif* u,)"!! ihi ;a uL i.g-U -e
imy.b e t • i.etvls h. Mr in hr $43 9, <Jhe to LU.jd
Wilts iur and the other in tavor of &in.on L ng
tor 51.1. 4, whl. . were all i.onored wad paid by sant
Lamg, wild that it was gr ed by atii betwte.i the t-aul
laing an t-e Saiu Tboniastha ta;' same ■he < paij
8 ould also be credit- u upuu. aid j idgine -t. '1 hat ou
the stn d-y of Ju-y 1851, th saio aujieried d a
ju igment for said Thomas or $3 J utt rec. veied aga nst
aim by a ceitaia Peter beiore John Coroy a jus
tice of the p acaincnu for Washing nCou ..tj t wh.ch
Juaguitnt ihe sa'd L*vtig was suisequentiy compe led
to pay, Rnd did pay, and that it was *g e:d'by and t.e
iween th-s Slid Lo 8 *nd t esaidThouus, thattl>e said
Long waa to h.va aen d.t on th-- j id ui nt a ore/ aid,
he.a i y the said Thomas gamst the Mid for the
amount tbub pat 1 by me said Lour.
The bill fuitht-r stateß l .at il the amount cf the
of eslid accountso tu sid Leg against the said
'lhomas—.b - a o nt o the ura ts or orders
oi f e sa'tl T-omas up ?II the sa tl Ion? and wnich -he
Saul Long p.idind tue amount cl therforra idjudg
ments o Peter \V- if aga nst the raid Tnomas,
wa* su-,e sedtd and pa d by the said Lmg f;r tne
said Tin mis Were c o ited upon ih • sa d judgment o'
tte said '1 Irnm agnibst the ead Ixing, as the haft
Ihomas agreed they fnoul be thb Said judtmaut
would app.' r upou the lecords of tald Court aa luUy
satisfied-nd paid.
That t r sud Thomas in the year 185 sued out of
the Circuit Crurt lor Washington County a wilt of
so rations on his sa.d iiultmnt agai st the said Lor g
rflumahle lo tn July Term 1.-5.7. of .aid ' ourt, icck
inc thereby to revive the sa'd judgmo t ln ®
.•aid Long, wh ch ca e st.mis No. 2j ft.altMaich lerarf
IBd2, on he d cket of raid Court
The bil- lurtner stales that t.e said T omai f rth- r
to embarrass th raid i.otiK and t J arry into ettect his
purpose to wro ic aiid delraud the ta;d Lt g n f tie
premises, on th ftn day o February 168-', b> - c ;ta 11
j rettii (led s I nine tof said judgment ha attcm. ted
to asf-igu and transler trie fa.ne to a *e tain J >hn vv.
Ho pe? . .©Mdent of vhs S.atoofVi. gi
n hue b-yoil I the juris ictl nof ibis Ccuit, -nJ had
ihe oiid iuJgmeiit entered to hi- u o up. n th-' r.c. rda
of Jfcid Court. That the Said Thomas, and -he taid
John W . Hooper both rcMde ou? f the tk eo. Mary
land be oi.d t e jur:a :icti n'T th sCu t.
Th • bill} ray ihatth y may brquired *o
in this Co-lit and am wer tuo fame: ha. the said • horn
as l>e requited to fully answer, under Ids ojth all :he
mat ITS and 'hiugs c arged iu t aid Ml' as fulrv and
pait cularlv asl' the s-uw wtre es;*e<i.H repeated to
lu*n. The bll als • p ays that the sa:d Ti.omas ard
W. liivp'T, their flfens *-r.d tt be re
stiai ed i the further proSecut on of tb.e s* d< irata
rija caac agai-ist the said 1 ot-g, and that h-, the raid
L .no bj aliowo' -lie sevrnl credllA rn ld judgment
a.a ores 1 . Th- Mil also pray a for geuer.l -o.ief.
It is t creun n adjudged ai.il deror t. at -h • com
plainant B-nj.-c.in bong, by ciusing a co y of tbi.
o dcr to be ,n e.'id in nine neufpapcr i.bl- tcd at
11-'gcrno n, o ce in erch MICCIS ivo WITK .or ME
moth betoro-he nth day of Ueceiub r next, give n.
tloe to 11-e sold ab. : ent i-efendon a of the o ject and
a.b unco of this bill, rnd arn tbrm !o appear ln
-h-a con it *n pe sen or by solicitor, on or b :i re tne
12-hda. of March next 10 antwer the r i.-e and
aoow ca. ae if any they have, why a decr.a cugbt not
to he passed es prayed.
Tine Copy—Test t
A r .T--ltn ISAAC NES' ITT, Clort.
ECONOMYIS WE A'LTH
Taa REPAIRS ON OUR
.
FAST JOB PRESS,
BEING NEARLY COMPLETED, WE WILL
IN A FEW DAYS BE PREPARED TO EXE
i CUTE V/IrII NEATNESS AND DISPATCH
ALC ORDERS IOR
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