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Great Sale Of GOLD .Kf.sLS
and rataabie Property.

HOY virtue of Decree of the Court OF
kB EQUITY Of MeckIenbnrg county, made
with the view OF determining several con.
6.elina interests, shall sell on the Both day
of MAY, land continue the sale from day to
day ue,,l NIL Is sold) at the St. Cathaune
Mills. near Charlotte. n. C., al public sale,
the entire estate aud interest OF the Mecklen-
burg Gold Mining Company, held under the
charter of said company, besides their lease
hold estate IN the Capps Nine The SAID
sale will embrace their interest and leases
IN ST. Catharlue's Mills and Charlotte Nine,
together with their night and shares and
leases Of various other mlnlug properties IN
the county of Mecklenburg. including sese'
ral Eng,nes and other Machinery, aud mi
ming supplies. The sale will also include
Mules, Oxen, &c. Terms will be more ex
9llcltl, stated at the time of sale; but ior
the greater portion Of the purchase money
credit of one year Is alto" ed, BY order Of
The Court, the purchaser giving security.
ALFRED NJ. BURTON, Trustee.
Moreh 81, 1888 t99
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70 tLe AsKk.itc 7

FANlE SDit-ffsbtr stai cOntinnas Ia cafrv
on the PAINTING BUSINESS in
ailIts branches, VIZ:
Pain and Ornamental House Painting,
Sign and Flag do.
An orders ex cu,ed with neafness and de.
spatch. H. ID. w. ALEXANDER.
Charlotte, Jan. /, 1888. gar
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NOTICE.

"HE stockholders of the Franklin Gold
IL Mining Company, are hereby notified
to attend IN person, or by proxy, at the
EraukiB Place. IN the county of Necklen.
burg, y. C., on Thursday, The 10th Of Nav
next, for The purpose of electlng Directors
other business as may come before them.
WI. DAVIDSON
April 4, 1888. re
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lI. Vsres. zoo tate 10 d0 Good :!

EsllE subscribers respectfully inform the
n Chlzens oil Mecklcnburg aud other
canuties, thai lheS have Just received an
addtttoaai suDulS al
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srarE or NORTH CAROLINA,

STATE or NORTH CAROLINA,
MECkLENBuRe COUNTY.
Court Of Equits, February Term, 1883.
Iohn X. Williams
rs.
r. NcCombs and others.
TT appearing 10 the satisfaction OF the
u Court, that Andrew j. Perry, one of the
defendants in this case, resides without the
limits of this State, II is ordered, that pub
hca,ou be made s,s weeks, IN the Charlotte
Journal, that unless said A. j. Perry be and
appear at our next Court at Equity 20 be
held at the Courthouse in Charlotte, on the
Sd Monday Of August newt, and plead, an
swer or demur, the bill will be taken pro
confesso and heard ex parte as TO him.
Test: ID. r. Dt'NL >P,C W. e.
April :. 1898 PrtR. fee -. t9s
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THE CATAWBA SPRINGS.

HNHE Proprietor OF tins establishment
u gives notice, that he is repairing and
fitting II up al considerable expense. and III
a superior style, and will have 1t ready for
the reception of company by the 20lh Of
May. IL is situated on the great Eastern
and Western line ct Stages, from Salisbury
VIA L;ucoln,ou TO AshevIlIe. c.; Ia Stage
passing there erery day ia the week but oae. }
The country eruund is broken aud proverbl
ally healthy, and besides the mineral pro
perties of the walters, the re are many IN
ducements to turn the attention of invalIds
and others towards tins place. Its rroxlmi
~ 10 the lower eountry-ihe eheapness Of
ItviBg-the excellence of the nelghboring
society the abundance of game-the rich
field afforded to science-especially to MIN
eralogy and Botany, are facts not TO be o.
verlooked by the travelling world. But IT
is in the Mineral qualities OF the
springs that the great attraction
towards tins spot consists. he Prnptletor
has no exaggerated lists of cures to present
to the public, for he has lust taken posses
sion, nor would he deem It compliment,
either to The good taste or sagacity OF the
public, to present such It he had them. But
he has the assurance of some OF the most SCI
entlhc Physicians and Chemists, 10 the rare
and valuable properties OF these Springs
In ls24, Professor Omsted (now OF Ial.
College, made a street analysis of this wa
ter, and pronounces ITS foreign ingredients
to be
.Sulphmeted Hydrogen,
!Suiphate Of Lame,
SHiphate IF Kagnesia,
Muriate If Lime.
For a more extended statement, see BIZ
Geological Report Of North Carolina, an
thor,zed BY act OF Assembly, pages l29-30
: Space will M, permit US to id the very fit
terng remarks Of this genlleman--but any
one at all acquainted with the sublect can
nai help percetvlng the peculiar adaptation
of these minerals, to the disorders tuai mus
prevail IN the South.
The Proprietor can only superadd hts de
termination to merit patronage by an un
flinching attention TO the wants, WISHES an
comforts of his visitors. The Springs ar
now, and will be throughout the year, oqei
for the accommodation of travellers.
Jos. w. HAMPTON.
Msreh "a 1899. fag
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Drugs and .fEcfieiHes.

which, with he stock received ~ Feb uarv +,
makes large and general assortment, Gun.
pr'slug almost every article m The .Hateria
Medicd. We nou otter them, either hole
sale OF retail, upon reasonable terms, and
wish Pns slcians and planters 70 call and ~
anime cur stock. All orders from Phss.
Clans or others alll meet with pronp, aten
ton, and BE- thankfully received. We feel
confident We can do well by them. We
deem il unnecessary to mention every ar.
ticle, bu; vii nalna few IN cur hst,v,z:
SWainh's panacca,
Carpenters saunnRa Pos drra. scldultx Powders
Extract ii B0Hcsct
Of sarsapaflla, Cabdbs aud
Coptiva.
OF Tou
Of Baeh0,
81 Piukfoq,,
q" Preeepl. Lxlract Oh Bark,
Compound Syrup 81 Liveraori,
Compound Ceraie Of Copaiya
Pills.
Gallaehan's Fever and Ague Pills,
ID. Peters do.
d.. Lees do.
DR. Beck.ith's do.
Dr. Gnuks do.
Rernard's remedy for Borel Complaint,
with a variety OF other Patent Medicines.
Also
An assortment Ut PANT Brushes.
WILLIAMS & ROYD.
Charlotte, March ~. 1888. s4ff
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Wrapping Paper.
HNHE subscribers have on hand for sale,
Il supply Of good Wrapping Paper.
TAYLOR & CHAFFIN.
April IL, 1888. 93G
Strayed

xxe Serayed
VI ERON the Subscribers sta
TWA bic, on the 2sth of March,
$3.50 a bay FlLLY. aboht years
OLD. a long mane and tail, one glass eye, netr-
~ shod before rhsn last heard from. she
ras on the road 10 Concord. Any person
taking up said Fil'y r'H confer tarcr on
the Subscriber, and be suitably remarked il
they uiH gre HIM Information by mail, or
AHson County. J. 5. KENDALL
April : 1888, t94
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CABINET BUslNISS
RESUMED

TNflE subscriber having y..,,.
- bove Business in the town oroe 1 net
offers his services 10 the citizen. ' ~ I
place and the community eeneroI, u laS
ing procured good materials, he nl,. hh
self for the good performance Of l., DO
and having a thorough knoaledasa s '.
business he flatiefs himself tina, l. :, = ta
be surpassed by any and moreo,o. WI %
use all means IN his power To pIea.. '"Na
copmcdate his customers. he ~ "as
constantly on hand every article ! ~ ~
of business, so soon as sufIicleur, y. =
made, to supply the present demor5 "ss
subscriber tenders his thanks ia a. ~
munl'y for the liberal patronage bs,., ~
received, and prays a contin,ansa y. gAfs
same. vel
All kinds of REPAIRING ne,,I,
euied AID With despatch. W
ORDERS from distance vink.n
fully received and punc,ually a,tenass ~
/ lie ina, be found ut all tlne..,ls%
4 doors north east Of the jail. IN n.
formerly occupied by Mr.. Jim Mo,
for si his Dwelling. itnns d,arels /, a.
| All orders for COEFI\Sa,ienJ.3, \
neatness aud despatch.
/ March 81. 1883. s,a N
\. u. Turning Of all kinds ans,4,! d.
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NOTICE.

4 Ny person IN Charlotte having in their
pnssessIoo Books belonging 10 Nal.
". Alexander, Eco, are requested to deli.
yer them TO me at my office.
W. J. ALEXANDER,
April 2, 1899. g2tf
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
Il sNlNG purchased from !.
M@ k. Neelv his Uou.e and
III Lots IN Charlotte, the sane i
nov for rent or lease, for one 81
more years, II applied for Immediately Tie
stand Is 80 well known that further particu
. lars is deemed unnecessary in an article ii
this kind. ! Will only say that ii is Que q
the besg for Tavern IN Charlotte.
GEORGE CROSS.
MareL. 9th 1888. 9hf
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Valuable Negro
EOK SIZE.

IN pursuance Of an order made by the
u Court nf Pleas and Quarter Sessions at
January Session, l@39. all expose 10
public sale for Cash, al the Courthouse 10
Charlotte, on the 4th Monday 10 aptil nest.
iikelJ negro boy b, th- baine of GORGE
VITO has been cnninad % the jail of this
County since the 9'h D.c.,nter. 1896.
J. McCONNAUGHEY. She1F.
Jan %, Ia3s "a
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- . pretended uud committed h the
Charlotte jail. -sui and got hln hone
about the lsi Of November. He the next
morning runaway again, and pursued the
same route and sas committed b. Salisbury
jail. ! sent for him again and got him
hack about two miles s,uih of Charlotte,
ahcn he broke away aud made his escape
suppose be - nv ing 20 get To Casa ell euun
~, Y. C., where he was raised. " hen he
len me he said he got ~ aith a North Car
olna wa agcner by The name II Nm. Brow
ney, ~ CasWelI county, ~ho the bos SAID
first conducted him od, aud PROMISED TO take
him where he was raised ard | suppose
when he made bus last escape BE was max
ne for that county. THIS boy IL about -
or 10 years of age, Of dark mulalto co.
lor, he Is four lee; : or 10 inches high, be ~
ten handed aud has scar Of burn on his
left wrist, and has left brig toe j. Gu, oG .bnye
the nail. Thus boy, " hen he vas IN The s.,
lisburs jail, called his naEe George, and sa,d
he beIonged 10 james Patterson, &c South
Carolina, which was tho umn purchased
hlm from. ! stIl give the above reward
Tor hls apprehension in any jail 80 lha, |
can get hun again.
JOHN gIyEs
March 10. Is79. ~
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that We will sell low for CASH or to punctuaI
dealers; and all we ask of our friends and
old customers, that have Southern feeling,
is to call and examine for themselves. We
say, regardless Of Consequences, our Goods
are equal in quality and lowness of prices
to New York and Philadelphia Goods, so
that ~ have no doubt the true patriotic feel
ing Of the South will give The Southern
Gods the preference at the same price al.
though sc believe, that owing TO the hugh
rae Of exchange, expense, dc. our Goods
are much The cheapest. We have full
stock. please call and gee.
Cotton. Feathers. and raw
CONhides taken as equal 10 CASH,
and all other kinds Of Country Pro-
duce taken.
Business done under the firm of
TAYLOR, HARRIS s. co.
April 2, 1888. 92f
y. h. Our old books must be closed up
10 the lst day Of March, BY Cash or Note.
shall give them my personal attention.
J. NJ MORRISON
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1838-09-29

.PoLITIcs-THK ELEcTIoN.-A few more
days, and then comes the election. Little time
remains to labor to convince, or correct those
who are not easily convinced and corrected.
Now is the time for action--energetic and de-
cisive action. IF you slumber now, you may
despair Of being awaked by any contingency
that may happen while this government exists.
If the expositions that have been made of exist
ing abuses, within the last few months are no
incentive to action, you may safely calculate
upon enjoying your nap, with the ruins Of the
republic tumbling about your ears, and the cry
of "Revolution" ringing through your brains.
You all know your duty! at least, you are un-
worthy sons Of revolutionary fathers, if you do
not. Then do it. Organize, encourage each
other, shout the battle---eryg form in firm pha-
lanx, go to the polls, and there in the highest
court Of appeals, to which the peaceablc citizen
can resort, expel the Goths and Vandals from
the land. gr-T ~. H. ,-, lr,t, s.s
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1838-09-29

sPRIxcR JoHH.'--The London Courier of
July cath, m. giving the list of princes, and
would be Princess at grand state dinner given
by Victoria at Buckingham Palace; on the
evening Of Julys95th, dovetails in Johni Van
Buren, son Of the President ef the United s.,
between The names of Prince Wendich Gratz,
andthe Lord Chancelly! In noticing the court
ly doings. the N. Y. Star says: .,.t.w
We see Mr. and Mrs. Stevenson, our accre-
dited ambarassador and lady, named, and af-
terwards distinct from them, and long before
such small deer as the Dukes Of Norfalk and
Wellington, John Vdn Baren, son Of the
President Of the United States in the list Of
special and other embassies from Sovereigns.
Johns was personal mission, therefore, we
are left not to infer from Martin Van Buren,
but from the President ofthe United States!!
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FRUIT & ORNAMENTAL TREES

NHE buHalo, Nursery, b. Hodge Propre-
il tor, now contains 125 choice kinds Of the
Apple; 60 ofthe Pear; 80 of the Peach; also
many kinds Of the Plum, Cherry, Ounce, April
co0Filbert, Strawberry, Raspberry, Gooseber-
ry &c. &c. Upwards of 200 kinds of orna-
mental I trees, fowring shrubs and plants; Is
kinds Of Peonics; rs kinds of the most splen-
did Dablias; $50 choice varieties of the Rose,
together with large stock of Green house
plants. ~e45 j - * ,ae. N
Trees or plants ordered from this Nursery,
will be well packed and shipped by steam
boats, and will arrive in port in fine order. !
PRINTED Catalogues sent to every applicant.
Orders for this Nursery will be received by
JAMES WIKISON, Esq. Manntee City.
WV. WAY, Esq. Pnrysbmg. 'a37.s ~
CAPT. WILKISON, S. B. Com. Perry.
JUDGE KEENEY, Erie. 81 q YateaIa
Sept. %, 1888. odif . l26tS 2
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sTHR MoNsTER.'-We cut the following
paragraph of Fearful import from the N. Y.
Journal of Commerce. When will Mr.. Wood
bury SO abuse Government creditors? e3
The U. s. Bank yesterday notified most, il
not all, the holders Of protested post notes.
that the Bank was ready to pay them. So
those twelve per cents. are likely to disappear.
The notice was not at all desired by the hold.
ers of the notes, for in the abundance Of money
which now exists in Wall street, the thought
of four per cent "a month on few thousand,
was very comforting. 81 .o-I
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away for trip upon the lake. Be early, fol
when the mist is leaving the water and curling
up, like the golden locks Of a Scottish lassle, N
the sun, Captain Edwards is on hand In a
few moments you are of: The houses Of Maui
NEE disappear; Perrysburg is lost as you round
Eagle point-ToledO is in view--passed Man
haitian travels by you at ten knots the hour, and
in few moments more you are rocking upon
the heaung bosom of old Erie--the blue water
is around you--tree-covered islands loom up in
the distance--the pillows foam behind the
wheels, and their white tops sparkle in the sun
beams. The boat seems to gather life in the
shining waters, and rushes on with new vigol
"a new breeze, the bracing Northwest, from
lake Huron is tanning your cheek, and inspi
ring you with new strength and new appetite
and for once again you feel braced up, like ,
man. Try it. a.4,,,,.
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The EcLIPsE.--We have the pleasure fin
forming the readers of the Express, that the
sun passed off very much to the satisfaction Of
all parties concerned. The clouds that obscur-
ed that laminary about noon, causing many to
fear the loss. of the spectacle rolled themselves
away, like the dropscene of vast theatre at
the commencement of the performance, and
the whole drama from the first Enter" to the
final "ereunt omnes" was acted in the full view
Of the entire audience. The ring appeared,
through our smoked glass, pefectly regular
complete and brilliant. After the eclipse ITSELF
the most remarkable thing that we observed,
was the great distinctness of the shadows Of
all objects within the influence of the suns
rays. They exceeded every thing of the kind
we have ever seen.
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SOMETHING WRONG IN MoBILE.--A slip from
the Mobile Chronicle, by the late express mail,
contains paragraph calling on the citizens of
Mobile to abandon the city to mob, and urg-
ing upon them TO take measures to maintain
law and order. We fear that this paragraph
has referred to some outrages committed in
Mobile, and which, from the manner in which
they are alluded to, have either created great
CONSERVATION among the people, or widely par
tlciputed in by the citizens. We shall look
for further accounts with painful interest. elo.
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A fine little steamboat, Of, we should Judge,
some sixty or seventy tons was launched from
the ship-yard of Messrs. Hollister g. Co of Per-
rysburg, on Tuesday last. The "Governor
Vance" was the name bestowed upon the
craft, which we understand, will be running
in the course Of two or three weeks. Capt.
Sphinx is the man what's to take the command,
whereat we congratulate those who itinerate
between our nascent cities, assuring them
that he will do the clean thing, and no mistake.
Mr.. Sam1. Hubbell is the builder and Messrs.
Holhster & Co. tbe owners '.
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NOTTCE

MY wife Susan Hall, having manifested a
LIVE disposition to dispose Of my personal
property without my consent, and for her own
private benefit, this is to forwarn all persons
from having any dealings with her in relation
to any OF my concerns of any kind, or in any
manner. Allpersons are cautioned against
harborng her, or trusting her on my account.
for shall pay no debts Of her contraction nor
recognize any contracts or trade that she NAV
make. W 49, go GEORGE HALL.
Providence sept. 27. s. 2et5. 8.ks
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SHERIFF. SALES.

lid Y virtue Of writ of ri. Fa. issued out
ND of the court ofCommon Pleas, in and for
the county of Wood, to me directed and deli
vered, shall expose to sale, on the premises,
on Wednesday, Oct. 10, at 8 O'Clock P. M.
the following property, to wit: about twenty
acres of corn, on the south end of lot Oh on
Ewing's Island, taken in the suitiof ]. ]. Bing-
ham against Henry Mathews. 78si Is wai =
c.. @. SHAW, Sheriff. 5
ByF. E. KIRKLAND, Deputy.
Sept. %. reei 26tds
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THE HEspERIAN.--We have received th

The HEspERIAN. have received the
August No. o. the above periodical. The
first article, aOur Literary Allen" we like,
because we love to see American writers in
troducea to American Readers. Nat. P. Willis,
with all his foppery, has talent. We hope the
series will be continued. We should be hap
py to notice large number of really good ar
ticles that this number contains, but our want
Of space is imperative. Among the selected
poetry, "Alla-il-Alla," by VIM. d. Gallag-
her is beautiful, and we willacopyit. Take
the Hesperian, young men, it is worth the
money. y ~ - ,5- w. ,s s''
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NEW WHOLESALE GROCERv

FT,HE subscriber has opened splendid ana
= extensive assortment of fresh groceries,
at wholesale, in the new Block called The Web.
ster Buildings, near the foot Of Main street in
the city Of Buffalo, which he will sell at prices
which cannot fail to satisfy purcbers.
He also keeps Winter, Fall and Summer
strained sperm Oils and sperm Candles, from
one ofthe best Factories in New England and
soasvdnted fine. E dao
He has also 4 FIVE tons of Manila Rope Of
various sizes, patent laid. i'aasd tsa gf $50
He invites the Merchants of the Maumce
valley and others to call and examine his stock.
49, WIN. STERNE.
Buffalo, Sept. 90. So sste r.,g
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sATURpAY, sEpTEMBER %, lsas.
WING NOMINATIONS.

HEALTH OF our PLAcE.--We forgive the
editor Of the Painesville Telegraph for his un-
generous insnuation that we are deferred by
motives Of interest from giving to the public
full statements Of the state of health at, and the
number Of deaths in our town. Our paper
has contained notices Of the deaths of those Of
our citizens who have deceased, whenever
their friends have seen fit to furnish us with
the materials for them, or have requested us
70 give the customary publication. Neither
have we denied that the town has been sickly,
but, on the contrary, we have published that
such was the fact. We have denied, and,
with a clear conscience, we do still deny the
truth Of the reports in circulation at other pla-
ces respecting the sickness and deaths here.
Sickness, distressing sickness, we have had, it
ia true, but the number of deaths among our re-
gular citizens, has been, taking the whsle year
together very small. We do not wish to say
unkind things to man who is even now mourn.
ing the loss of beloved brother, who has died
among us, but we must say, that with us at
least he has dealt unjustly. The season has
been very sickly one everywhere, and we have
suffered very much, and few of those whom
we highly valued have trodden the dark path
that all the living must walk, but after all the
frightful tales that have been told, but hOo cti-
zens of Maumee with whom we had in the
slightest degree an acquaintance have died.
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/ The Norfolk Herald of Wednesday says:-
We have further and more distressing YER
bal reports from Charleston. I The disease is
said to attack natives, or residents as well aa
Strangers Itwould, indeed; be reinarkabiei il
1t did not. Disguised as it is under the
name cf" Strangers Feyer'' ii is simply,t the
old malignant bilious fever, an infection uthat
the sun sucks up from bog. fen, marsh, = and
which knows no discrimination in its victims.
The only difference is, that residents are better
prepared than strangers to shun its darts. 2 Z
In Charleston, the late fire has left a vast
space findented with cellars and foundations,
which have been inundated bya rainy season
and the water becoming stagnant has sent forth
its poisonous exhalations nnd dcontaminated the
atmosphere, thereby producing the pestilence.
The same things occurred in Savannah after
the great fire in 1919. asa9 saaes III i1assi is
The number of deaths in Charlestonsfor the
week ending on tie 26th ut. was 54--of these
33were adulisand et children. The number
of fdeaths by the Strangers Fcyeri is set down
at 23. The following nota bene is appended to
the official bill Of mortality. n has a4.Y -
4 N. B.--Inthe above billno native has fallen
victim to the prevailing disease. is;asukf "a
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EpY virtue of writ of vendi. expo. issued
I'D out of the Court of Common Pleas, in and
for the county of Lucas, to me directed and
delivered, ] shall expose to sale, at P. Flynn's,
in Springfield township, on Thursday, October
II, at 2 0 clock P. M. the following proper
ty,to wit: one horse, one pair oxen, and one
pair steers, taken in the suit of S. A.&J.H.
Sargent, against Patrick Flynn. @a,-
-lc, zIuJl C. G. SH.aW, Sheriff.
BY +. p. KrnrLAND, Deputy.
Sept. 80. .nt..ss.-- 2 i..I.. o6tds v-