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The Arkansas advocate., 1831-10-12
FRENH BEEF.

At the Month of kiamechia on Red River, on the 20th day of December, 1884,
 1t is the wish of the subscriber to divide the above quantity of Beef into three sep-S arate contracts; persons making propo- sals will please state the price at which they will deliver at the place above n named. 1hree hundred and sirty fhousand g,ounds of Beef. in bulk on the hoof: also. the nri.:s at which they will slaughter and deliver the same quantity the hides and taIlow, n the latter case, to be the property of the contractor.
 Good and sufficient security will be re- s.sree for the ssssss;,. pc ss., oi co,,- tracts, and ra yment viii be made al tilis place, on producing the receipts of the United States Agent at Kiamechia, for the delivery of the Beef.
 Persons making proposals will please attend at this place on the 23d day of Oc- tober, that contracts may te closed ns soon as practicable.
 J. B. CLARK. CGpf. q. s. s4rnly,
 Supf'g. fhe Rem'f. (, Sxb's. of Indidns.
 September 2l-2G-4w
 JOBs sFRE.AerzzlL.AsifGss. e. ae4tlu exec ussd re
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Menzphis. Septenaber 28.

By the steamersWater Witch,n which arrived on Monday last, we have adyi- ces from New Orleans to the 18th inst. The city is reported as being retnarka- ply healthy for the season of the year and the board of health report that there has not a single case of yellow fe- yer come to their knowledge. Business ot all descriptions remains very duIl- in the cotton market there is literally nothing doing, and prices are not quot ed. Four bales of the new crop had arrived from Alexandria, but they had not been sold, and it remains very ur- certain at what prices the market will open.-ienphis, Ado.
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-10-12

CctoJer ll.-TLc bill to dissolve tls
 bonds of matrin,ony between James land Edah Tucker; and the bill to regu- late Attorneys fees; were read tie first time, and ordered 10 q second reading. Mr. Ruther5ord gave! notice, that he
 would ask leave to introduce q bill. ati- thorizing ssu'zy iiiso,, to cree and keep
 toll-bridgc across Palarm Bayou, in this county.
 The House resolved itselfin Com
 mittcc of the Whole, on the ten sec
 tiens of land. donated by Congress. for
 the building of State House, rose and
 reported in favor of the report of the
 Joint eiiiitt Giifs:::e vote of i5 t; ;o g.
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-10-12

DIED-In this town, on Monday last. john Sutton, aged about 10 years, son os Mir. Isaac Sutton.
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JANUARvELEcrroN----,aaa

6sr We are authorized to announce D. II. MARTIN, Esq. ofCrawford county, as n candidate for Prosecuting Attorney ofthe I'd Judicial Circuit, at the ensuing Janua- y election.
 Clerk ef Superior Coart-Wm. Field :, sherif of Pulasai Couuty-CoI. A. s. Walker.
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-10-12

Legislataue.-The two houses of our State Legislature convened at Nashville on Monday the 18th inst. BurcheH Doug1ass, Esq. of Wilson county. was elected Speaker of the Senate, and z.
 v. HaIlng, Esq. of Montgomery coun- ty. Speaker of the House of Represen- tatives. For detail of the proceed lngs, we refer the reader to another CO., lumn.-ib.
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-10-12

Reported General Wav ia E,uope.--A letter has reuriled Louisville from rItts- burg, dated Sept. 10th, which states that an express had arrived there from Philadelphia, announcing the impor- tant intelligence that Grcat Brifoin and faancchad declared war against Russsa. \ postscript to the letter adds, that ali Europe is m aanae, Flour had lad r..sa;;s r..sa;;s in consequence of this information.
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-10-12
Proposals for Beef.
LITTLE ROCK.
 Sept. l5th, 1881. SEALED PROPOSALS

WILL be received, by the subscriber,
 " at this place, until the 22d day of October, 1881 for the delivery of ONE MILLION IND EIGHTY THOUS SAND POUNDS OF
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-10-12

Captain WIDER, of the schooner Esa- betla, arrived in town yesterday from Barrataria, and informs us of the loss of his vessel, during the late gale. The Isabella sailed from Mobile on the I4th for Apalachicola, in ballast, and was dri- ven ashore on the morning of the l7th on the Grand Terre, two miles west ward of the pass of Barrataria, where 1t is apprehcnded she will be totally lost, as her hull was nearly buried in the sand when Captain w. left. The crew were all saved.
 A schooner, lying on her beam ends, was seen in Barrataria Pass. having been capslzed in the gale, name not known. The body of a seaman noated on shore near where the Isabella lay. X brig sailed from Mobile on the l4tb. bound for Philadelphia having . deck load ol cotton, and from the number of bales floating ashore, Captain w. is appre- hensive that sine has been lost in tie gale.
 The islandof barrataria was compiet- y inundated, the water having risen six feet. Two sugar houses were blown down, the cane was all prostrated, and the corn crops were entirely destroyed. The inhabitants were obliged to seek for safety intheir beats and canoes, in which they were obliged to lodge during the night in the woods.Juntil the water re- ceded. Nc" arc happy 10 learn, howe yer, that no lives were iost.A-Louisiaala .ads.
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-10-12

On the 18th June, Dr. GIMRoD com municated to the Academy of Sciences of France the result of his observations on the use of the Chloride of Lime as a preservation against the Small pox.-- Two years since he perceived that the vaccine matter with which he nnoculat-. cd number of children had not taken. This he attributed to the vaccine mat- ter having come in contact with Chlo-. ride of Lime, of which he carried vi- al about him, and it therefore occurred to him that the Cloride might be cm- ployed as preservative against the Small Pox. He made the experiment. during two epidemics. Children whom the disorder had not attacked were dai- ] ly washed with the Chloride of Lime for one month, and thereby completely protected against the disease: many others, who had already contracted the disorder experienced none of ifs violent symptoms, in consequence of the use of this liquid.
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-10-12

Prince TAILEyRAND, by authority of his government, hasproposed tothc Brit ish Government that Il copy of every work published in England shall be sent to Paris, to be deposited in the Nation- al Library for the public use, and that, in return, a copy of every work pub. lished in France shall be sent to Eng land, and deposited for the public use in the British Museum.
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-10-12

foB PRE.Ae22'E.aatss aeztsy eseesl.sd as tAis OHce.
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Arkansas General Assembly
LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL.

Tuesday, Oct. 1.-The President ap- pointed the following standing commit
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-05-11
a MORNING DIALOGUE,
I
Get~cca NJ. Lake tie ArtjsI, and Lady jane Mare
Trouer StGRHisb his siIfcr

De'"'e" Mr. LIKE, Ute Artist, and LGdyJ jane March
Ir0tteT StGRdish, his siIfcr.
Scene, Studio, on the fist floor IN Ncwman-street
I.pty Nay. don't be afraid Of n ldilr excess that
way, MIR Lake. To be plain with YOU ! would b.
as pr"Iy as 2oSsibIc IN MY picture. In fact irish
10 be Jateref though p,ppl. nre saIn.tirnrs silly
enough to tell mo Tia 1, inpossibl. BT pray. do
Tell IN" VIVA Is that great GW iward doll of i7urc
you nave m The corner h., look ng like house
maid petfI.i-Gs
.4rtis' We call it lay figure, and it IA used 10
arrange such drnp"ly upon wish to paint from.
L1"y Diaprry! Why should Imagine the most
huIng dInPeiy TO! such monster to BE- a curtain, Dc
m" On 6"' Aud wat Is That ou',c old clai,f fDt
1t surely must have come from Lumber Cour'
'9t1'". can azure your lldyship-your eyes
little moro Ia his direction If you pIcasc--il forms
picturesque ohjcc; Canv0ss. and gives highly
ru abe support To the seated figure Of nm old lidy
Or gem eiHan. IN fine Old soinJrc apartment, with
every thing venerable To- match
L"iy. POss bly, It came ont of tic ark.
'iJf'|, 7D'i i1gl Really know OF no .1tchyrrs in
whcb ia history Is recorded
Lniy. Well; but don't STICK any such antiques into
my picture or ! shall die Of premature old age b.
ib" fore" Of n5socAliUn .tig uol,ons IN peu I ar
J"1r"' Mercy INC! Whas is That white spot you
have put on the tip Of NY nose! L. an cicc from
Dian'S Temple, or stray pearl from my dress, or
what SHr,Iy have no spccl of the KIND
.4lfid Oh. TINT Is rnaJev tho uht csupi, i,y ,',c
e&ttcmy Of the feature, and reflected from 1t
L"|y. Wei, - vastly odd. And ha. dark patch
under The nose? certainly have nothing Ike that.
H'''". That mad ~, ia y.ry common opyccf-
sncc.
Lr"g / meyer saw any such n7roaranc~--uE-
lees, indscd, md then ~ lc case of-or old peo
pie who take { good deal Of snuff.
'gritSi can assure your L,dyshp Tie effect in
question depends on 10 eurh cr,iny CAUSE. u s hos
intercept the light. 4, is o. those Ell cis which
~ nature, arc TOO al - escape no, GO.
La1g I's cscane from, usticc, here, is impossible
1t amount 10 partial eclipse.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-05-11
GEO. D. ParxTrcn, E G .

ELoorENcE - oIvt1ious We a. o.. diff
emf degree. The cl'queure of one crater my rival
that OF another without a all r semb ing |. There
l. Mr. CLAY an Mr.. WEBsrER-wno will d.ny t.
eithcr Of them, to Mr. S.RGxANr Or Mr. WIRT,
tn" NEED of II qIenc' AMI ye how Ill. cnmpar-
ison can b. draw betw IN M One Of the mss
eloquent men w eve h'tri Hr BURGEs. Of
Rhod" land In Tn cas- of Thu e 'ntleman, his f.
CUR. and appearonc, and his known ami lblc aharac-
ter and rongy m k"d ,ral qa tiles, 20 increase
the shsc OF W IA. he deiIY.r, wi mach enc -gy.
There ar circumstsnc"s OF his life, which, where
known, give thrilling efirc' u som passages of In,
speeches He has hs tn. mi.f rtuna TO follow the
grave several owl children of d sin .ii5:l talent
and merit havn. lost al his children but one who 10
now the hop and solice II his advancing wears With
THIS tact impressed the mind the reader will find IN
the close OF the wing extract from a speech Ia Ell
delivered by NJ. BuRGEs ut dinner gwen TO HIM by
n constituent - touching instance NJ the power uf
eloqucnce and feeling united. Our candidate soT
gaveInpr IS accused II having been born Vermont.
Of al the events OF mans life this especially one
for which he cannot be m1dc accountable 1t canno,
be denied, that the place { our birth ever dear Ia
memory The green nil Top from which the young
eye mrs. looked al the rising he brook the far
est, the field whore. early f.: have 4pprted or
iaoorcd, l know cInAht be f,rgo,ien. Indeed the
truth to the land of our birth, the hi CHEST pcdg-
which we can give hat shall! icep farh and al
legiaDc" With the land OF our adoption. The same
principle carries from the bosom of our pirent.
to that of more endrared rel,ticn. Leaving M
ter whd other land, uni' ed I" tins ate, By y
relation "a holy we'd ,c and III who have beca
jo:nsd By the sacramento of Grd, le. not tho sacf
! legous hand of m1u attempt - pu, asundcr. We
can know, though no, without sigh, depart from
the graves Il" our ithers; but Oh, who eau ever tea
himself from ;hc totnbs Of his children"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-05-11
PAGANINI.


[Paga7ini. unIucstionably the greatest musical
wonder - the wJrl', will shortly be among us ard
we rave made arrangements WI, III will enobr u.s.
on his arrival Ia prescott nur readers with d vaf "
OF inter sting matter, Biographical, personal, and
critical, respecting this truly Astonishing genius
IN the mean time we are graf fled in being able L,
oh-r 10 our readers the following rcsus of his FIST
appearances IN Paris Those observations ar. from
the pen OF Il competent Judge; and friend, who has
repeatedly heard Paganni ASSURES us that they or.
IN no degree exaggerated, and that the DESCRIPTIVE
skctcnof his person is done ~ the life Ell e. + I
when Paga1inI Grst published his StuGi," the
worE was con-ldcrcd us nothing better than one of
those mystlficatioDs which at times disgrace the
very name Of scinrce and art. Ills brethren of the
bow generally assorted that thusc studies were be-
yond the execution of tive author himself, and unfit
even TO figure upon paper. But the hand of time
mas gradually laid these lnculpaicns at ret; and he
ms come amongst us with the double wreath Of italy
and Germany cncirtlbg his brow.
None vi contend, mat high reputation is NJ.
Durthen which genius and genius alone can success
FULLY master. - Pnganni has not sunk under the
W. ight OF his spiendd nam" fir the reality has acu
ally surpassed both promise and our own con
captions. IN Judging Of him, there ere two points TO
winch 1t - Indispensable that oar attention shoIld
Do directed; frs his moral organization, ard next
his physical and urllsticsl cndOw incuts.
PoCnnini, al first sight raises shudder: BIZ Franc
- oi almost bIdcous deafness; l. l. tenement in
which nothing but physical debility would seem 10
a"rlf whilst ~ fact u is bat the russamar cover
ing to a heaven of energy which free ard nQursh-
es' onh supports him ppdcr nc eG',rts Of
MS talent lie - never free from a distressing
cough and n conplcail VI Of other lnfirmtes either
convuse him with pain, strip him altogether OF the
'wer Of cxerioD; bot from The instant lie erasps his
instrument, hIs power Of rye come into play, and
cYrty telling but what hus reference 10 Tie task
b iJrs nm, appears Suspended. lie hands gro bIysd
dry and powerful; and to this H. IS owing ihst he
WEEDS mochj IIsln oi payto which Other pei
sF'ner can dream 81 sttsnigg. The h"xlbli'y tf
MS bngcfs il most astonishing; even TO the lhr -
ing back e bis thumb Cat upop tic back a. h 81
it hand know moi whether 1t sJscs from h,I
n"d'ly oSganzation, CT from atensc application. bot
~. !"h shoulder r considerably more dcarcgscG
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-05-11

We put this article in by special request IL IS n
moN uncandid reply to what was unexccp,ionable il,
spirit.
Too MECH BAD THING,
The Courier and Enquirer, under the head Of ''too
much of good thing, attacks and abuses rrspecta-
bic class Of persons, for attending morning prayer
meetings Il is that for two or three months past
number of Our citizens have beea accustomed
e-m"lc at an early hour, in their various lecture
rooms, &c. tor prayer. They pray to the Being who
IS acknowledged by the institutions of our Country,
aud by most Of its inhabitants as the Maker and Be-
nciactor OF US ALL They pray for themselves, their
ncighbors their country and all countries What harm
IS there in thsi What matter of complaint, much
more OF abuse, from any source? Those whose gods
are worshpped only at midnight, are not compelled
"a attend these mathis. They sleep late in the
morning Is they like, and will be disturbed eth
erby the unreasonable hours or the "ostentation
OF those who ris- with the sun,, and pass quietly
their places Of meetng.-But the Courier prefers
oTet prayer Perhapst would tie the of its abuse
6ov often it would be proper to hold this private
communion with the Father of Mercies, whether once
IN month, or year; and whether. at such times,
they may adopt the ardent aspirations of David Daniel
and iabakkuk without being liable to the charge of
"fanaticism." Whether, IN short, they should take
the Bible for their standard Of faith and practice,
(Heaven forgive the comparson) the Courier and En-
9uirer. The theological opinions of that paper
shall not here controvcrt The proper chanel OF such
mattsrsis the Free Enquirer the hand, If yet
exists aud the various religious publications the
mercial, and above the pursuits of political papers
But to the Curriers' upon the civil rights Of
science and religious liberty, which irst or all
guaranteed by our Constitution, feel it duty
To protest. II rs service would perform readi-
j. for Jews as for Christians
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-05-11

great degree, 10y young sailor oy the name of Cb,,.
Brown who thereby received severe spr ain in nh.
shoulder The prniseworthy action should not mas,
whbout notice, a. II was undo btedy the mean. of
saving the c!fd's lie. Mr. Sullivan, we also b.,r
though severely injured, is il fair way to recover
The rscap" .f M's. y AFTER such fall from third
story "i'dow 80 trc' high, il tho roma rkable
nay even wonderful. from inc tact OF her being 10
very delicate circumstances.
About nine years since, fire occuscd in the mo
street aud nearly opposite. attended by very similar
and equally !nmenl1blc ,rcumstances. Ii broke opt
eho' ty after in the evening and strange as il NAV
appear, Elk OF the unfortunate tenants we're burned
TO death bay saved li- lilo by coming down from
The Fourth story BY the trunk spout, and youpe
cd I" follow lie example c!l and was dashed to pie
the side walk.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-05-11
Ntct,,totsn g2Absu.
"Wednesday .szo,7si,sg, .Uas II.

We put this article in by special request. IL is
moN uncandd reply TO what was unexccptionable il,
spirit
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-03-03
PUBLIC SALE.

I>HEs andersigned deems j, necessary to
Il inform the citizens OF H.rper.- Ferry
and the public in general. that he intend.
TO quit the cabinet-uaking business. end
TO work IN the Armovy Of the U. =. IL
will ofer. at public sale. in the town OF
Bolivar. on the 25th inst. (Aiarch) all bis
Stuff. Tools. and Benches. with {. ausn.
dty Of NEW FURNITURE, not
necessary 20 enumerste
One Turning Lathe. with the necessary
apparatus belonging 20 10,
One Feather B~d-One ten plate Stove.
One Hearse. unfinished, with a grra,
many other articles not necessary 10 par
hculsrize. A credit Of 8 months will be
gwen on all sums Of Eve dollars and up.
wards. the purchaser giving bond and ap
proved security under that sum, the ash
will be required. Sale to commence ear.
iy IN the day, when due attendance ~ in
be given by ROBERT McCOACH.
March 8. 1881.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-03-03
Charlcstown Seminary.

V>HE subscriber having purchased
house in Charlestown. with the
view or converting il into a Sc hool Ests-
blisbnneni. begs leave to announce to his
friends and the public, that il will be CON-
pl-trd for the above purpose. so rs to con-
tain 50 or 40 scholars, and will be opened
on the 4ih day Of April Cor the rece ption
Of pnpils Ia this Seminary. Situated in a
retired and healthy part ofthe town, three
doors south east from DR. Snyder'sD the
course Of instruction will comprise the
Latin, Greek. and English Languages
Geography. with the use Of Maps and
Globcs: General History. with Chronoio.
gy; Arithmetic. Mathematics. English
Grammar. the Elements OF Natural Phi.
losophy, and English Composition.
There will be two sessions 10 the year,
consisting of twenty three weeks each
Terms-For the Languages. SIS per
session; for the English branches. $40 per
Session. JOHN ] BROWN
March 8, 1891.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-03-03

DISTRESSING OccrRRrScE.--On Sunday last,
the day being fnc, four young men, residents a
iiarpcr-Fcrry ia ti,'s county. agreed TO take
an excursion at pleasure in y small bout in the
Shenandoah river, opposite virginius. They had
proceeded but short distance into th. str.am.
~Lieh was much ollcn by The late ,hav. bcfor,,
the boat became unsovcr,ablc, and ru.LeJ do. i,
amidst some falls or breakers ms they are termed
Here At hiied or upset and pitalc all four in
u The water. They succeeded, after desperate
struggle, in einging TO tt,- boa, until chain used
Tor fastening, became entanslcd i'm the rocks and
prevented its further passage. Whilst i'm this
Per'ioas situation, standing as they were upon the
bottom Of the boat with the water up TO their
waists. one Of them, MIR. SULLIVAN Mans. n
respectable young man not more than % or 4
years oil age, attempted to relieve himself b,
swimming to shore. Although "a good swimmer.
yet having on frock coat and doubtless mucl,
chilled and exhausted, the a,tempt proved fatal
Tic was carried down by the suiftnc,, Of IN,
stream, and soon sunk to rise no morc. The re-
mAin'ns three. bad they been permitted to remain
much longer in their awful position, would no
doubt have shared similar fate, but some humane
persons fastened with keel boat 10 their as..,-
Anee' aud thus rescued them from wa;cry grave.
Inc body OF the unfortunate Mas, VIC under
stand, has net yet been found.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-03-03
TWO HOUSES FOR RENT.

lind Possession giren on the Ist doy
Of .4prH nerf,
VNHE large Stone House aud Shop in
the town Of Bolivar, near Cap, Hall.
Works. now IN the occupancy OF Robert
McCoseh. and John Young. Also. the
Brick House where George Rowles lived.
now occupied by e w Harding. Any
person wishing TO rent the houses, viii
be shewn and terms made known. by ap
plying to N KOONCE. or
AMOS JANNEY. Of
LoudOun Co. Va.
IL the above houses are not rented 81,
private bargain. before Saturday the 18Th
day OF March. they will he rented thu,
day. to the highest bidder, at the stone
house. at ~ o'clock. Al
March 3, 1891
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-03-03
LAND FOR SALE.

Or Liz Tor sale, . valuable FARM, in
Il the county OF Loudoun, containing a
bout 500 acres. lying within half mile oil
the Potomac river. near Hawiing's Ferry,
few miles below Noland's Ferry. on the
Potomac, and miles from. Lecsburg. The
improvements are n comfortable dwellin z
house and kitchen. barn and stables, a
stone dairy. an excellent garden well en-
closed. and an extensive apple orchard OF
fine fruIt--peschcs. &c. &c
And also n small Farm, Of i62 acres, of
limestone land. IN the same vicinity, ad-
joining the lands Of Messrs. Csilett. Belt,
and Douglass. The canal IS neatly finish.
ed up TO this point. and " hen finl.hed ~ IN
enhance the value Of this property very
much. As am determined 10 sell, a bar
gain will be given.
viii also cell the Fsrm'on which live.
lying on the Shenandoah river, IA nile
above Harpers Ferry. containing 45O a.
ercs Of first rate limestone land. The i'm
provements are a mill and saw 10, land
there Is site OF equal power To the one
improved0 large dwelling house, and
every other building that is necessary to
make th. establishment convenient and
comfortable. and al in good order. A
more minute description is deemed unnc-
eesssry. as IL ispresumed that no person
will purchase without first having seen IL.
will merely add, that there are few such
estates 10 be had in any county. according
10 iis SIZE. The canal and rail ROT ID ~ hen
finished up 10 Harpers Ferry. will sGTor I'd
facilities for the transportation Of produce
which ~ III enhance the value Of this estate
very much. A bargain will also 10 given
in this very valuable property.
The payments FOR the above property
will be made easy.
JOHN III. LEWIS
"The Rocks" Jefferson Co. Va.1
March 8. 1891.
I.ccsburg Genius Of liberty , times
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virtue Of a deed Of trust executed
ny Thomas X Hammond and Hen,v
L. Hammond. to the sub,c rib-r. r,r IN,
pu'p"se oil UNDERWRITING William Cle,e.
land, Abraham Isler. and DAVIS unn,.,
mhs are the surrii-s Of the said 'Thoma.
n. and Henry Hammond. in certain oh
legations therein mentioned. . will sell az
ponic auction. for ready money, on Mon
Coy TIE IAN day Of February neri. at the
Court. hou.e door in Charl. sioun. a NE
Cko WOMAN SLAVE. named Charity.
amour Az years OF age. and her CHILD,
named Nancy. about 8 year, old
The said deed OF trust !. d.,.d OIL I
airy, 1850. and is recorded in the eI.,L',
"hce oil the county court OF J. Gsr.on
j.. I. DAUGHERTY.
~ 1901 Irusiee
~ The above sale is postponed
until Mondoy fhs 2it Of March nerf
Feb. -. 1851.