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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-02-05

Garland. Rice Csarlaut Glllel, Gla>coea, Giaaani,
Grayson, Griffin, Haley, JOS. Hall, Hamer, Ham
mond, Hannerau, Samuel : Harrison, Albert G,
Harrison. HAYNES, Ha1eltlne, llolsey, Hopkins
Howard. Hublcv. Huntington, Huntsman, Jabez
jackson. Jarvis. j. Johnson, Rich I'd NJ. Johnson,
Cave johnson, Henry johnson, John W. Jones,
Judson, hennon, kllgore, kinnard, hhngensmith,
Lane, Lansing, Lawlor, Gideon Lce, Joshua Lee,
Thomas Lee, Luke Lea, Leonard, Logan, BoNal,
Lucas, Lyon, Abilah Mann, Jr, job Mann, Mar.
TN, John Y, Mason, William Mason, Moses Ma
son Maurv, May, McComas, Mehdy, Mcheon,
Mckim, Mercer, Miller, Montgomery, Muhlen.
berg, Owens, Page, Parks, Patterson, Patton,
Franklin Pierce, James A. Pearce, Pettigrew,
Phelps, Pickens, Pinchney, Rencher, John Rey.
nods, Joseph Reynolds, Ripley, Roane, Robertson,
Rogers, Schenck, Seymour, W. u. SatPard, A. n
Satpperd, Shields, Shinn Smith, Spansier, Standi-
fer, Taliatcrro, Taylor, Thomas John Thomson,
Waddy Thompson, Toucey, Towns, Iurrill, Van
derpoel, WAGNER, Ward, Washington, Weeks
White l.. Williams, :. Williams, Wlsc.-l4e.
NAIS.-Mossrs. Adams. {. Allan, Ii. Allen,
Ashley, Bailey, Beaumont, Bond, Borden, Briggs,
Buchanan, W. B. Calhoun, Carr, Casey, George
Chambers, Child<, Clank, Corwin, Crane, Cushing,
Denny, Evans, Everett, Phllo {, Fuller, Granger,
Graves, Grennel, H. Hall, Hard, Hardin, Harlan,
Harper Hazeltine, IIoar, Howell, Hunt, lngersoll,
W Jackson, James Benjamin Jones, LaPorie, Law
renee Law, Lincoln, Love, ;. Mason, McIarty,
Mckennan, Milligan, Morris, Parker, d. j. Peatce,
Potts, Reed, Russell, Slade, Sprague, Storer, In.
derwood. Vinton, Webster, Whittlcsey.-6l.
Mr. Owens said, in consequence OF the wide
range which the debate had taken, he had deter
mined 10 move 10 lay the petition on the table,
with view 10 prevent the continuance OF the dis
cnssion upon the motion TO commit. The same
course he should pursue in regard to eye-y SINH
lar petition which might be presented. tbs reso-
utlons on the subiec, which he had indicated to
the House, he would offer when the States were
called tor resolutions. lie moved to lay the pell.
ton and the motion to commit on the table.
Mr. Wise made point OF order. Had not TIE
motion to reject precedence OF the motion to lay
on the table
The Chair said, no motion to reject was before
the House, and the motion 10 lay on the table was
not deb teable,
Mr. Wise called for the yeas and nays on the
question, and they we're ordtred.
Tn question being taken, j, was determined IN
the affirmative, as follows: Yeas al, Nays o..
SO the petition aud the molten 70 commit we're
ordered To lie on the table
The House then adjourned.
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From the \ \ Commercial Advertiser.
THE AVOWAI.

We have more than once charged upon
the immediate abolttIonlsts design OF pro.
yoklng dissolution Of tins glorious tnIon
the source Of such countless blessings
to the American peope-il they cannot Ct
feet their purposes-whlch charge they
have as often denied. But the mask Is of
al last, and the unhallowed design is thus
boldly ayowed, edltoraIly, IN the Emaucl.
pator OF this morning:
"THE ALTERHArvE.-N llllam Wer.
tonbaker, Assistant r. VI. and Librarian OF
the University OF Virginia, gives notice that
he has committed TO the flames a copy Of
Human Rights we sent hun aud very
graveIy asks, /" Which o! the two do you
prcier-a perpetuiiy Of ddrery, or a diSso.
luton of the Unton." The latter, We say,
by all odds, # We must choose. We are
for urlon, but not with slavery. WE WILL
GIVE THE UNION FOR ABOLITION
OF SLAVERY IT NOTHING ELSE
WILL GAIN lT-BuT If WE CAN.
NOT GAIN II AT ALL, THEN THE
NtDt ! " 10 tBl<'oWIs ~ ~ btcAHo.
LUTION-IIlE SOONER THE BET.
TER. The Shareholders may as well I'M
derstand first as last, that "The Union +"
NAV have other uses 10 them than that OF
lash to shake over the heads Of northern
lreemen."
VIII tho really good aud patriotic men,
who have Joined in this iana,lcal crusade,
open their eyes now! We shall see.
In the SUPREME CoURT Of the United
States, on Tuesday last, resolutions in no.
nor Of the memory Of Chef Justice Mar.
shall, adopted at bar meeting on the pre-.
cecding day, were presented by MIR. Clay,
and, ON his motion, entered on the minutes
Of the Cour, to which the Court consent.
ed, with some appropriate remarks by Its
presiding Judge, Mr. Justice Story.
"What will you be helped to ?" said the
landlady at country tavern, with nothing
on the table but mush aud milk.
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RAILROAD MEETING ~ LINZ CLINTON,
NORTH CAROLINA

On TUESDAY evening OF the County Court
Of Lincoln (the 10Th day OF January, 1886
a numerous and respect BILE assembly Of the
Ciu2ans Of Lincoln County took place al
The Courthouse 10 Llncolnton, concerning
the contemplated Rail Road between Gin.
cinnatil and Charleston.
The Meeting was organised BY Gen. 10.
seph Graham beng CALLED 10 the Chair !;
and Marcus l.. floke, and Nathaniel ".
Alexander, beng appointed Secretaries.
The object Of the meeting Wis explained
BY Robert II. Burton. He was followed
by Col. DAVID Relnhard, \. W. Alcxan.
der, BuIis VI. Edney, Michael Ilokc, Gen.
James Cook. Alanson ". Moore, and John
L. Nogler, who addressed the meeting and
urged the proPriety and expcdlency OF the
undertaking.
The sense OF the meeting was, that the
best route for the contemplated Ran Road
IS the one pointed out By Col Long, passing
through the Counties of Lincoln and Burke,
by the base Of the Llnyle Mountain and
across the Allegheny at GIllsby's Gap.
In an undertaking so directly and init.
malely connected with the best interests Of
the South and West, they whose business
and whose right will be to accomplish 1t,
should possess every information necessary
to compI, lie the same IN the cheapest and
best way. THIS route vas only suggested
by the meeting for tire purpose OF calling
the attention Of the Company TO 1t, and IN
order that such Engineers as they may EN-.
pIoy may examine and survey the same.
The following Resolutions were then Of.
lered by Col. DAVID Relnhardt, aud unanl.
mously adopted
Resolred, that Delegates be now appoint.
ed IN this County 10 correspond with the
Executive and Central Committee at York.
vile and other places on the subject OF the
Rail Road, and tina, these Delegates attend
any aud all meetings that may be nccessa.
~, except Knoxville. Henry Cansler,
Michael Hoke, Esq, P. &. Roberts, Esq,
Eli IIo,lp, d. Renhardt, Robert II. Bur.
ton, Esq, and d. NJ. Edney, ESQ, were ap.
pointed.
Resoired, that some Of the Delegates ap.
pointed at this meeting attend the meeting
at Morganton, mex, week.
Resolred, that Bartlett Ship, and A. NJ.
Burton, Esq, be appointed to attend the
Convention at Knoxville, Tennessee, on the
ith day Of July next.
/ Resolred, that tie delegates from this
County and Burke, appoint suitable persons
/ to examine the route from the South Caro-.
lima line to the head Of Licking River, in
Kentucky, and report to the Central Com.
mlttee at Yorkvllle, 8. c.
The Charlotte, Salisbury, and Raleigh
papers N. c.; Hive, Times, and Telescope,
! Columbia, and Yorkville paper, SC; Knox.
vile and Washington Republican, Tennes.
see; are requested to publish these pro-.
ceedngs.
JOS. GRAHAM, Chairman.
! n N' w. Al L: nssls Secretaries.
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From tn. Wheeling Times, December
MARRIAGE AND DEATH.


MARRIAGE AND DEATH.
Married in this town on the 22d instant,
bv the Rev. D. Limerick. Mr.. WIN. b..
Sutherland to Miss Sarah Murray, daugh
ter OF Mr.. John Murray, all Of Wheeling
Died at Steubenvlle, On the morning OF
the oath instant, Mrs. Sarah Sutherland,
wife Of Mr. VIM. B. Sutherland, and only
child of Mr.. John MURRAY Of Wheeling.
The happy couple left Wheeling on the
23j, IN the finest health and most buoyant
spirits, to spend the holidays with friends
in SeubenwIe. On the following morning
the lovely and accomplished bride was a
corpse Language is feeble to paint the
affection of her parents, or the heart. bro.
kenness Of her husband.
Arrest of a Murderr.-We learn from
a friend a, Selma, Alabama, that Thomas
Curtis, who murdered Thomas Cash ~ An.
500 county, y. {. about the year 1923, and
fled, has been apprehended IN A ab,ma, and
committed TO jail 10 Mobile. Judge Garrow,
before whom he was examined, has informed
the Governor Of this State Of the fact, aud
we learn from his EyceIIency that measures
are now IN tram for causing Curtis to be re.
turned to this state for trlaI.-.StdHddrd.
A general jail delirery took place at
Tarboro, on the Isl INST. says the Press oil
the 9th. There were two white men, and
three slaves confned-by some means they
procured an auger, and bored passage to
free themselves. No tldIngs have been
sl.ce heard from either Of them.
Immense Diuideud.-We learn that the
Ocean Insurance Company OF Boston, OF
FRIDAY last, declared dividend of forty pc
cent, for the last six months, payable on tn
l3,n ultino.
Augusta Bank Sock.-Three Thousan
Shares of the additional Stock of thus Bank
were disposed of January ID BY auction, a
an average Of s225 prem. per Share.
II is our mournful duty TO announce III
death, after very short illness, Of the Hon
ROBERTS VAUX, one If the Associate
Justices Of the Court OF Common Pleas
He devoted himself with constant zeal T.
pronnte every thing which he believes
would BIZ for the benefit Of his lellow.crea
Unconstitutional Gazette.
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ThurSday. December "a.

SENATE-Mr. Southard, from the COMMITTEE
on Naval Affairs, reported bill to authorize the
enlistment OF boys in the United States Navy
which va. read and ordered 10 a second reading.
Nj Hendricks offered the following resolution .
Res5lrsd, That the Committee on the judiciary
he instructed 10 inquire into the expediency Of hS-
ing bv law, the time OF the commencement and
close OF eyery succeeding session OF Congress.
After some debate, the resolution was consider.
ed and agreed 10.
The 5 nate proceeded 10 the consideration OF
Executive business, and, after short time spent
therein, adjourned TIL Monday.
HOUSE-Tae House on motion Of Mr.. Mason,
Of Virginia, proceeded to the consideration OF the
subject of the reference OF the Message rom the
President Of the United States, transmitting the
Constitution of Michigan and other documents
emanaung from the Convention of Michigan, IN
relation to the formation of State Government
\ debate ensucd. which was cut short without
coming to conclusion, BY Mr.. Thompson, OF Ohio,
calling the attention OF the House 10 the fact that
the hour had arrived assigned Tor the election OF
Chaplain.
The House proceeded to execute the order. Sc
ver4l nominations were made, and, after three un-
successful balolings, the fourth stood as follows:
For Mr. Stockton, 20
Mr.. Comstock, ~
Scattering, ~
90 the Rev. Mr. STOCKTON was declared 10 be du-
y elected.
The House then Adjourned. TO Monday
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To the EreemPH of .HeCkien,
burg County!
POLITICAL MEETING.

The Freemen Of Old Mccklenburg those = !,
are too free TO wear any mans collar-tho.e VI,
arc stlI too independent TO give up Their 5o,.
bought RICH, of choice, 10 official dctlt.an--h1o
who prefer, for the next Presidency, native 50
OF their own State, Republican OF the Jciisrs
man School, 10 an Ambitious demagogue q \,
York, man with 10 settled ciplcs-those v
desire an honest and economical administration
the National Goyernment--in short, those who
tor Liberty ugains, Powcr-ali such, amory b
People Of Old MocAlenburg, are earnestly recgo|
ted 10 meet al the Courthouse IN Charlotte
Tuesday Of the first week OF our next Slpfs
Court, being the 10Th day OF February
THIS meeting freemenis called to discuss ~
dcciteou, lof themselves, measures OF vast moor
ance 10 the sholc common q un,ty OF Which h.r
form par,--ot which their fathers formed % CO.
spcuous and honorable par, IN the day, til.
,ritd mems souls, and tie institutions Of adic
II they enpco still 10 sec It 20 On IN iho p.sa Repa
hcan track marked out i,r il by thu bI5os 81 thci
anccstors, they must guard with eternal us
lance" Il is therefore fond hoped that lhos
who regard their own libefy or the hbery
thelf children, as % any worth wi no, fail 10
vote at lca,, on, day TO the good work Of O..
Mat lies in thcIr power 10 rescue The Cons,l1a
from the assaults made upon Il b, thosc ~
places, and which, allowed 70 continue, u.s
sap the ycry .ie.blood o, Freedom itself.
A NUMBER or WINGS
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60 the Rev. Mr.. Sioch,on was declared To be
j. elected.
The House then adjourned, to Monday.
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"What will you be helped to ?" said the
landlady at country tavern, with nothing
on the table but mush aud milk.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-05-23
Tobacco Liant for Sale.

JAkI of the Fort Lewis tract, lying in the
Il county of Montgomery, on the nortl, side of
the Main Western Road, its boundary on one side
for near a mile. The tract contains about $40
acres, none of which is cleared, a large portion
OF which is very fine Tobacco Land, and as a sit
uatloh Tor Tavern House, there are scarcely any
lis superior, beng A remarkably noted situation
ana conveniently ~atered. To any person dis
Po>en 10 nuv' would sell part of my ewn tract
ON "n'cn l live, having cleared Land and some
INFERIOR improvements. The above tract of 34O
acres, will be sold, in the town of Salem. Ro,e.
tonr', on the 3D. day of June, to the highest bidder.
Tor one third cash the balance in two equal ANIMAL
payments, the purchaser giving bonds, with an
proved security, to carry interest from the date, if
not punctnally paid.
EDMUND P. WHITE, E1'or.
Of SAM. White, dee.
Nays =,
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sTCr THE THIEF.

is STOLEN from my stable, near Camp
w bell Courthouse, ON the night of the t2tl,
INST, a dark bay roam MARI, n little below the
middle size, lavins a SC 1, six or eight inches in
length, on the left side, across the ibis (occasioned
by a cut about the point reached by the saddle
skirt; a scar over one of her eyes made by cut
ting OIL a wart no star IN the forehead. She is
in good order, has a long nam and t,il, carries
her head l,w, and botl, trois and PAGES, and is
a good deal rubbed on the sides with the saddle.
! will give a reward of ten dollars for the return
of the Mare, and twenty dollars for the apprchen-
sion OF thr frlun.-lntorma,ion by letter from any
one WHO has seen a Mare answering this descrip-
ton, viii be gladly received.
DANIEL MARI.
Feb. % IS
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TRUST SALE.

IN PURSUANCE ofa deed of trust, executed
l. by Joseph billiard, bearing date the LIST of Au-
gust, 1929, and of record in the Clerks Office OF
Amber st COUNTY, the subscriber will, ON the 18th
day ofJune next, on the premises, offer for sale,
to the highest bidder, for cash, a TRACT OF
LAND, in said deed mentioned, which Tract is
described as containing $50 acres, being in the
county of Amherst, on the waters of Little Pinev
River, on Kings Greek and adjoining the lands OF
Edmund Massic, james Campbell and Joseph
Goodc. This land is represented AS rich Noun
tain Land, and well worth the attention of Tobac-
co planters. The subscriber knows OF no defect
in the title, but will only convey such as is vested
in him by the deed aforesaid.
LUCAS =. THOMPSON, Trustee.
April p t4J
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-05-23

lKGlNiA, TO WIT ATT court OF quarterly sos
sion, begun and held for the county of Amherst
at the courthouse, on Monday, the list day of March
1886:
William c. Christian, and James @. Christian,
plaintiffs,
against
Charles II. Christian, John johnson and Mary his
wife, late Mary Christian, James Christian, Henry
Christian, and the heirs at law of Elizabeth Bean
deceased, (whose names are unknown,) and Walter
ID. Christian, defendants.
IN CHANCERY.
The defendants, John johnson and Mary his wife.
late Mary Christian, James Christian, Henry CHRIS
tan, and the heirs at law of Elizabeth Bean, decd,
(whose names are uuknown,) and Walter ID. Chris
tan, not having entered their appearance, and gwen
security, according to the act of assembly and IN
rules OF this court. and it appearing to the satlslac.
ton OF the court, that they are not inhabitants OF TINS
commonwealth on motion of the plaintiffs, by the''
counsel, 1t is ordered, that the said defendants do APP
pear here. on or before the LIST day of the next June
term, TO answer the bill of the plaintiffs and that
copy of this order be forthwith inserted in the Lyneh-
burg N%irsinian, and posted at the front door OF 'he
courthouse OF said county.
A copy-teste,
ROBERT TINSLEY, Cerk.
April IS WIN
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siasq
Fairbanks Premium Platform Scales.

NIllS invention has given universal satisfac-
l. ton, wherever ii has been tried, as may be
seen by a number of certificates in my possession,
two OF which only | deem it necessary to sutjoln.
They are adapted to the various uses required,
and the whole arrangement is so simple as greatly
to facilitate the business of weighing, more espc-
cially OF heavy bodies. Orders for them will be
received and promptly attended TO, by
GEO BAGBY, agent for the Proprietor.
- CERTIFICATES.
Nary Yard, Boston, May rs, 1884.
G.nhemsn-iour letter of the 9th ult. re-
qucsiing my opinion of your balances, has been
received. In reply, | have to obsereve, that the
large and small Platform Weighing Machines, in
vented and put up by you at this establishment,
have answered our expectations as to the correct
ness OF the principle upon which they are based,
and the facility with which they are opcrated.-l
am, very respectfully, your obedient crvant,
J J. /. ELLIOTT, Commandant.
Lynchburg, May II, 1886.
We have used one of the Mcssrs. Fairbanks
" Portable Patent Balances in our business, and
have no hesitation in giving them a decided pre-
ference over any others, both for accuracy and
convenience, and take pleasure in recommending
them to the public.
ROYALL, YOUNG & Co.
MILLER & ROYALL.
Nav 10
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Lynchburg aud Tennessee Rail Road.

VIE commissioners appointed for that purpose,
4 by an act of the last Legislature, passed on the
10Th OF March, 1870, NIll open books of subscription
ion stok nthe lynchburs and Tennessee Rail Road
Company, ON the LIST day of June next, in the town
OF Iynchburg.
Books of subscription will also be opened, on the
same day. by the Commissioner, named in the act.
at the following places City OF Richmond; Liberty.
Bedford salem; Botetourt Christiansburg, Montgo-
merry ;Wythe Court House Marion, Smyth county
Abingdon, Washington county. Lebanon. Russell
county and at Estillville, Scott county.
The books viii be kept open at each place, thirty
days,
IL \ copy OF the Charter will be sent to each of
the Commissioners, directed to the place where the
books are to be opened.
JOHN EARLY, Chairman
G The Richmond Wing. Enquirer aud Compl-
ler. lynchburc Democrat, Fincastlc Democrat.
Nythe Mountoincer, and Abingdon Statesman, will
please publish the above ) wr-
Apr IL
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One Hw,ufy0d 7hOwsAhf" D0sse''"
WANTED ON LOAN.

HrRSrANT to the provisions oil the anhcH'u
Ordinance. the undersigned comn'ssio neis'
will receive sealed PR posals Tor the whole or my
mart oftl,c loan thereby authorised, nnti ID LOU
day ofJune next. on winch day all he proPosa,' :
e;ycd uiIl he opened at the office of Discount ana
nenosi, of the bank of Virginia, at Lynchburg, and
acted upon as directed b, the 18th section oil sa'a vi,
d,naucc. The loan will be required IN three elua'
"""aaI ;,s,,Inents-the first in November, $3.50
,hc so.orJ j., November, Ia}7 the thlid IN NO
.a,,her Is,a. ID. q. MuRRFLL,
' NJ. IL. GARLAND,
JOHN HOILINS,
JOHN NJ. OIEY,
g. II. DAVIS,
FORTUNATUS SfDNOk
John q. MEM,
JOHN VI. WARWICK,
JOHN EARLY.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-05-23

~ y the elst inst, Cat ~ o'cloek,) there viii be
~ sosd, upon the premises, at public auction for
cash, the House and Lot. at present in the oeeupan-
cs Of Mrs. Underwood, on the Forest Road, about
four miles from Lynclburg. The To- contains about
nine acres. in fue order for cultivation, aud has up
on II a comfortable Dwelling House, together with
some few oui houses.
The sale will be made, IA pursuance OF a trust
deed. executed to rs by Alexander Mcintosh, ON
the 26th day Of February. lS2", Of record in the
Clerks Office of the county court OF Campbell.
The title Is believed TO be good, but as trustees, We
shall sell and convey such title only, as the deed
aforesaid vests IN Nv.
:. VI. II. GARLAND. Trustee.
May9 tbs
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Ni,H !


B'liE subscriber takes this method Of returning
Il In, hanks TO hus ltlcnds and the public gene
tally, ard to inform thrm that he is still carrying on
lat hs old stand, 4 few doors below Mcssrs. Robin
son aud ElIlott's and immediately Opposite Mr.. Eli
OTIS llvcIy stabIc) the Fancy AMI Windsor Chair
Mahlng Business IN all lis various branches. i'll Gle
saut style aud of superior workmanship. His Fan
cy CHAINS ale of the latest Baltimore Fashion, made
OF the best materials aud finished in the best style.
Having made them IN his own shop by an elegant
moillnlnftom the Month, he can can safely say, that
sueh chan, never before have been oltled 10 the
public as respects durability and elegance. lie I'M
y,tcs the public generally to call and cvanine for
themsrltca. &. HARDY.
Nav 10 is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-05-23
Y VIRTUE of decree of the circuit super

VIRTUE ola decree of the circuit superior
court OF law and chancery, for the town OF
lynchbufg, pronounced the 2sth day of January,
1886, IN the suit, David Higginbotham, Daniel Hig-
g,nbotham and Thomas Hlgginbotham, late Mer-
chants and partners, trading under he style and firm
OF d. & ID. HigginbothamM n Co. pills against Wi
att Duncan and Mary his wife, William Duncan,
Pbnbe Cameron, widow ofJohn Cameron. dec. Re
becca Goodrich. William Sledd and Abigail his wife.
deits. The undersigned, who is hereby appointed a
commissioner for the purpose, will sell, to the high.
est bidder on the 18th day ofJune next. on the prem
Uses III Amherst county, rear pedlar ILLS, the trac,
OF Land. in the proceeding mentioned. containing up
wardso two hundred acres, on a credit of twelve
nontns. Bond and good security will be required
ana The title retained as further security.
THOMAS n. EU3ANK.
May ie 0'S' Commissioned