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New-York tribune., 1841-11-04
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Mason, New-York.
Mrs Mason's excellent reprints of these Maga
zines table in good season. Blackwood
is scholastic, vigorous, polemical and entertaining
as usual. It's leading article ON Homer is very
able one and there is dramatic sketch entitled
Ambition, which is very popular. We have
marked an extract from continuous essay en-
titled The World of London which will arrest
the attention of the thoughtful reader.
The Metropolitan is not iavorie with US.
TIE LADIES COMPANION, for November. " W Snow-
The new number of this work is embelshed by
Two fair engravings, and not marred by any fashion
plates. 1t has original articles from Emma c.
Embury, Hannah F. Gould F. S. Osgood, F. w
Thomas, Park Benjamin, W. q Simms, John
lnmsn, and many other writers OF reputation.
FLosnscx ARsoTr, or. Is She Generous (Pp. 1900
New-iork Dayton & Sax,on.
simple and touching story for young readers
Its NOR al is excellent.
FROM RIO DE JAsEiRo ANp PgRSAMBuce.-
By the Barque Isobe arrived a, Philadel phia on
the 2nd ins,antwe have dates from Rio de Jaaeiro
,othe 2lst and from Pernamhuco to the Goth Sept.
The brig Lexington a,e of Philadelphia, learn
has been sold at Penambuco for $4,000. There
was no political news Of the least importance.
At Rio de Janeiro the market was well suppl
ed with American produce. The stock of Flour
and Dry Goods very large. Coffee from $1,000 L
Al. Exchange 81! I'd. and both very iuctuating
RHODE Is1Axp-The General Assembly of
Rhode Island adjourned on Friday, meet in Prov
idence on the second Monday of January. The
petition Of NJ. D Hauteville, 10 repeal the law OF
June last giving TO married women the right OF
Iivorce in certain cases was called up and upon
motion OF counsel and at the suggestion OF mem
Der. OF the house the petitioner had leave 10 with
draw bis petition.
Governor Corwin has appointed Thursday, the
Cd Of December, as day Of Thanksgiving through
ou, the State of Ohio.
- Our readers will be glad 10 learn that q
number of Reformed Drunkards are expected 10
tell their experiences in drunkenness and tempe
rance, u, the Dutch Reformed Church, corner Of
Blocker and Amos-streets. this evening. Thurs
day. at : o'clock. We hope the friends OF tempe
rance will invite the incorporate and attend this
meeting with them, and thus help TO reform them
and relieve the drunksrd and his destitute wife
and suffering chillren from the efisc,s OF this
disease.
lNNleRAr'OS-The Western papers state that
Iowa is now prominently the attractive centre OF
immigration, and tina; great numbers are daily
beRdin; their enterprise thither.
TRAGIcN OccURRENcE.-The Catalonian
journals s;ate that on the Goth ul,iu,o tie Col
legiate Church OF Medina struck by lightning
which set fire to the tower. The ediace burned
with such violence tha, before aay succor could be
brought, the whole fell with the clock-work and
bells on one OF the principal chapes, crushing the
roof down on the high altar, and killing several
New-York tribune., 1841-11-04

70 The Detroit Advertiser states that brute
Of fellow named Gathere who addicted to
drunkenness beat his wife 80 yislently as to pro-
duce her death
New-York tribune., 1841-11-04

II For Consumptjon.-Dr. Wilams' COM
pound Extrsc. OF Hoarhouua, Balm Of Cilral and Slip
pery Elm The best medicine extsnt for the cure Of
Consumption and Liver Complaint Splitting OF Blood,
Pam In the Breast sde Colds Coughs, Dyspepsia or
Oppressed BreaShing, Papitaon oil the Heart Lasude
and all Affections OF the Lungs, together with all those
diseases that predspose Consumption Numerous re-
Communications Of h. invaluable medicine from Phy'l-
Clans Clergymcs and others of the FIRST rsspectsbi'y
who have used her entire satisfaction Can be seen
BY calling upon the Agents employed for the sale Of tbs
nedici c. be bad wholesale and retail Of Dr. Nar
Gus Hurd Druggi Ice Washingtou-s,reet corner Cort-
land; DR. WIN Macy ll9i Bowery, Church Dnpen'ary,
corner Spring and Bowsry and al Cht.oO', sot
C.ral street.
Price, 81 per bottle, with directions n42r
New-York tribune., 1841-11-04

~ The United State. ship Cyane, Commander
Stribling, sailed from Norfolk for the Pacific on
Nandav
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Parrioit. " hie,

.N=WElaA .as TuFII! . - TT
TYLER Is not complete, but the result i consider
Cd settled
New-York tribune., 1841-11-04

rCutaiogues of the lsfgs sale OF rare asd Gu
,,o.s OI.D ENGLISH BOOKS, Splendia lllu,t,. ted
Wo,k. 10 be sold at Action at shr o'ms tue ua-
designed on TUESDAY the 9'h ie,'.' ard thFte olo'us
- BANGS, RICHARDS q PLATT
100 Broad say
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u United stn,c- P.uimody.-This bo.k ~a

u United stn,e- Psaimody.-rhis bosk ~as
reccatiy pnbln he'd By Msssrs. FIRTH & HALL MOL
frinklin-'qlare. Aside rom choice selection Of the
most approved from Old Mister. ha, great va
riety Of Modern Composers. Boston hns formerly been
the great pfint-shop for Sacred Mu happy
eAra, no" that NesYo'k rprse this psrtcu
lar Is duly appreciated and richly rewarded. o2s w
New-York tribune., 1841-11-04

sur,out. CIonks, ,Ac.-A large assortment
80 R.,ysT and MiiIed Cloths. for Sar,outs 'rd winter
F,ock Also. Cloak Cloths, received snd Will b mas.
tn TO order al the Emporium of Cheap Garments al sseh
n,;ces =, must ofcr inducements 10 purchasers
Tbc xvi. and finish OF garments will be ioRtt 10
- H. fraa
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n Anti-T Gumbug.- .-Noiico 10
Ciiy aud Country Merchants aud hilluer:-MlLLER
SUTTON & co. offer, br sale, at PRICES, m1st
splendid assortment Of rich G4rni,ufe aud ps Ribbons
per recent arrvAli. Also Bonnet stIiT, to.et9r with
gsRersl assortment of rich good., Of which notwIih
standing the TarT will be sold cheap cash No 80
Cedar street p itn4
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vERMoSr.-Thc Vermont Watchnan Of the Is,
instant says that the Council of Censors has agreed
TO reco0mend an amendmen, of the Constitution
providing for the election of County officer, by the
people of the Counties, with the exception of
Justices of the Peace, whom ii is proposed TO have
elscted BY the Towns.
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good assortment, of winter Garments constantly oG
haud ''' iah
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Nrw ORLEANS, sunday aieht, October "a la4l.

The sale, of Cotton yesterday were 1000 bales
attull prices for the better descriptions whilst the
ordinary and middling qualities are shade lower:
and for these latter our inside figures may se con-
sidered the governing rates. The business vas
divided between English, Northern and French
New-York tribune., 1841-11-04

FLoKEScr ARSoTr, or, Is She Generous (Pp. lsO)
NewYork: Dayton & SaXon.
simple and touching story for young readers.
lts NOR al is excellent
New-York tribune., 1841-11-04

RHODE IsLASp.-The General Assembly Of
Rhode Island adjourned on Friday, te meet in Prov
idence on the second Monday OF January. The
petition OF NJ. DHau,eville, 10 repeal the law OF
June last giving to married women the right OF
Iivorce in certain cases, called up. and upon
motion OF counsel and at the suggestion OF mem
Der. OF the house the petitioner had leave TO with
New-York tribune., 1841-11-04

INNIaRAT'oS.-The Western papers state that
Iowa is now prominently the attractive centre oi
immigration, and tina; grea, numbers are daily
bcRdin; their enterprze ,hther
New-York tribune., 1841-11-04

Governor Cor~in has appointed Thursday, the
Cd Of December, as day of Thanksgiving through
ou, the State of Ohio.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-04

IT General Commute OF Democratic
VhiS Young Men fsgsa = re-nrz Of this
Committee vii be he Na::os.. Hall Csas ,reel oa
Friiay eveaing The III o. Nrve rner a, o'elo K
BENJAMIN DRAKE, Chairman.
Wr,t1AM r MARsH. secre.ar,r,.
cr~. UtrLYsS, II
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S4LLrso OF HousE.-An unfinished three
.,or, h.k house in the Northern Liberties, Phila-
,su with $ tremendous crash on Monday evening
,asr c.ro1n. With it several men then engaged at
xork rpon il All were more or less injured, but
net seriously
New-York tribune., 1841-11-04

IL From the y. T. H-raic Sept, l-il The Hair-It
has aeen demonstrated that oils aud all oily mixtures
po'itvey injurious to the human hair. SpTtuous pre-
raraoa, extracts Of and snulant. strength.
the roots and hair to grow rapidly OF II,
natural color and the grey dead hairs plucked
out they viii not come grey whe2 uslz proper sp-
plicarion keep the hair free rcn scur and stin
the roofs 10 scina- All oily mas dI,estly con
tsry effect resXng and debIt4ing tae very
should be streng heEed. The Balm Of Columbia a..
heard e1Ioled far any other articles this par
pose and the fact that It hecnrapg an in.
csPenssoe article Tor the toilette Of the ladies' IN
particular la perfume mskas it desirable article 10 ALL
wssther tee ha needs presefV not IL causes the
hir u grow fast and curl beautifully here an I'M
mente quantity Of thu. article sold. Tho,e who have
ased ~Iher articles, have abandoned them for this Th,
/. the Only original article aEd no recent Invent has
YET began 10 equal l.; We all soy th from
v!ciion OF It's tfath Cal! at Il Maiden lane, where
be mad, and only there. there couaterieits
Y BisHof HuGHEs, by lac earnestncss and yFor With
which he advocates the ght OF Catholic. portion OF
the Sehsc Fund doubt considers himself great ben
eacfof o hs constituents II he teen claims TO be ben
efacor Sho.e e1er,on srscsnf1ed ne good Of .r,a
portion Of tss human race. mach more Justly NAV
Ring claim the proud title the benefit, of nose e
ertloas extended freely to all mankind HIS Candy
cures the most determined Coughs Colds c. than wcs
ther; nothing unpleasant or dangerous The in
sreaIents psrely vegetable, ard the whole conpos
ton Paat'ble aud hisay effective. For sale al
Broads Hue us of Aun and Nassau and AZ
B. & D. Sands'', - aad I00 Fulton II.
II Extract OF letter i-en John $ Wil.or 10,
Aessr. 6 aHt Wilson, dated Lexington XIV SroteIn
Der 10, l-il Your DR.. Bar.hoIomeus Pink Exn,,,o
rant syrup h4s Eorked wonderful cure here Of ST..
Aoftea no =aa dying and given over by the faculty
1 ' Ao 's1e'sd and only needs h.sh and strength te
De As ven a 'ne ever vas TAe original letter may be
seen where this Of all coughs and beeiuupy of
SYMPTOMS, Is sold, at Il Maiden lane
What call comfortable the use Of
Razor saarPened upon Chapmaufs Magic
.50p' I'yit l'a William st. 5ocu 81 50 each.
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p l, is Col. PARRior, not Parish, as stated
in our last who has just been elected to the Senate
Of Virginia from the Wheeling District Co. P.
was the Wing candidate for that post at the last
preceding Election but beaten BY Gosd, then V. B
New-York tribune., 1841-11-04

S,Ec.rro Ese1ASD.-H. B. NJ. ship olesies
called on the 18th September from Rio Jane'fO
at which place she had arrived Or the 5th from the
Pacific, bound TO England with trco millions ana
q half OF dollars She left H. B. NJ. ship" EIec-
ira on the west coast OF Mexico waiting the ar
rival ola Conducta Of specie for EnglaSd, ,oi3 oOO-
mn or Jol1ars
New-York tribune., 1841-11-04

port Win ANY Nm yys r JENNINGS, 229 Brosdray
New-York tribune., 1841-11-04

"hnt call conafortable,n the use Of
Razor sharpened upon Chapmsu,. Hagie
tsop' Try 1t. lo2 William ST. 5octs to 81 50 each
New-York tribune., 1841-11-04
Newman, LEGO.

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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-03-25

The .Oay IL tcas doae.-The subjoined OK
tract of letter from New York, to the Lam
caster (Pa.,) Intelligcncer ". b. throws
some light upon the mode adopted during the
twenty days resumption, 10 floor the monster.
The New York writer says:
''The banks Of this place and Boston COM
pletely outwitted those of Philadelphia, in
that loan business. The way they did it was
ne follows The bonds given by the Phila-
dslphia banks to those of the East, under the
due, were forced into the Philadelphia mark
ct, and sold at discount to the brokers, who
paid for them by drafts on the city banks, for
which Specie was Immediately demanded by
the sellers. Hence the great amount of spe-
Gle drawn from tho Philadelphia Banks in so
short time"
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-03-25
SULPHUR Spring,

that has been resorted to more or less for many
years, and would no doubt be resorted to
great deal more if good house of accommo-
dation was kept. The Improvements con.
sist of tolerable LOG DWELLING
HOUSE, SMOKE HOUSE, SPRING
HOUSE, A GOODDOUBLELO BARN,
AND GOOD APPLE ORCHARD, &c.
Persons wishing to view the land previous
to the day Of sale will call on the subscriber
living in the neighborhood who will take
pleasure in showing it to any person, or on
Joseph Stricken, who resides on the premi-
sos. Terms made known on the day Of SALE
JOSEPH Y. TREVEY, Ex'or.
ofDaniel Strickler, sen. decd.
March Is, lS4l-lteowtds.
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PUBLIC AUCTION.
TERMS OF THE SPECTATOR.

The Spectator is published weekly, by
KENYON HARPER, at Two Dollars a
year, If paid in advance--or Two Dollars
and Fifty Gents, after the expiration of the
first six months. No paper will be discon-
tinued, but at the option Of the editor, un'il
all arrearages are paid. ~ Advertisements,
not exceeding thirteen lines Of printed mat
ter, inserted three weeks for one dollar. Lar
ger advertisements in the Same proportion.
liberal discount will be made to advertise
ers by the year. 15sLettors on business
must lie postpaid.
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OHEEsU AH,Y.

DIED, in this town, on Monday morning
last, Mrs. MARGARET REID MIcnlR, wife of
Thomas j. Niche, Esq.
Seldom docs it fall to the lot of friendship
to record more melancholy instance of NOR
tality, whether as regards the suddenness of
the blow, the amiableness and worth of the
object, or the bitterness and extent of the be-
reavement, than that which is presented in
the death Of this excellent lady. When we
last saw her, she was in the midst of her
family, where she delighted most to be,
blooming in health, and gladdenng all around
her with the cheerlulness and buoyancy of
her spirit. Even now we think we see her
before us, with "brow all sunshine, and
heart all JOY )" and it is not without an effort
that we can realize for a moment the painful
truth that she is indeed no more But if to
her acquaintance and friends her loss is Sc
we're, how must it fall Upon the hearts of her
devoted husband and kindred Who can
measure their sorrows, or the extent of the
bereavement to large and helpless family
of children Yet, heavy as is their affection;
we rejoice to know, they have the consola-
ton Of believing, that their loss is her eternal
gain. Mrs. Niche had early made pro-
fession Of religion, and although death came
suddenly and Unexpectedly upon her, she
was enabled to meet it with all the compo-
sure and serenity Of true Christian. She
conversed with her friends up to tho latest
moment, and finally breathed out her immor-
tai sPirit as calmly and sweetly as an infant
sinks to sleep. Thus has this amiable lady
been cut down in the bloom of wonanhood,
and in the midst Of her misunderstanding
an aching void which time can never fill.
"Mysterous Heaven! unfathomably wise,
Thy dispensations oft with anguish thrill;
But whilst our sorrows multiply our signs,
We bow submissive to Thy righteous will !"
DIED, OH the 18th inst. Mr.. JOHN MooRE.
aged about So years--ioDg an inhabitant of
this town.
DIED. in CORTLAND, Alabama, on the I'd
inst. Dir. JACOB X. SwooPE, formerly of Au-
gusta County, an esteemed and valuable cit
izea.-[CoM
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Dissolution OF Partn crship.

Try mutual agreement of the parties in
january last, the partnership heretofore
existing in the Cotopaxi Furnace Property,
under the style Of Mccormick s. Black, has
been dissolved, for this year, with view to
the settlement and winding up of the bust
ness of the concern, (having rented the fur
nace); for which purpose the whole of the
funds, property, &c. Of the concern have
been placed in the hands of the undersigned,
who have, by said agreement, undertaken to
attend to it, Persons having settlements yet
to be made with the concern will apply TO
the undersigned.
G. II. MCCORMICK,
ROBERT MCCORMICK,
March lS
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TRUST SALE.

81 virtue ola deed Of trust executed to me
by John LiptraP, oil the 9th day of Septem-
Der, 1899, and of record in the Clerks Office
of the County Court of Augusta, for purposes
therein mentioned, shall, on Friday the 9th
day of April next, sell al public auction, for
cash, at the late residence of said John Lip
trap. decd. three miles South Yves: of Green
vile, the following property, TO wit
l large road Wagon, | old Wagon,
l Sorrel Horse about years old,
Bay Mare 7 years old, Gray Horse
IL years old, 4 set of Wagon Gears,
complete for four horses, 3 Feather
Beds, Bedsteads and Bedding,
Clock, 1 large Cherry Table, l small
Walnut Table, six Split Bottomed
Chairs, 1 large Plough, 1 small do.
l large Walnut Chest, three head of
Sheep, 2 tons OF Hay, | snail Wheel,
3 Ovens and Lids, l Skillet and Lid,
9 Pots and 2 Axes.
Such title as have under said Deed of
Trust will be made to the purchaser, and 10
other.
JOHN NEWTON, Trustee.
March 25
Eay On the same day and place, will
offer for sale, all the balance Of said Liptrap's
personal estate. Terms at sale.
All persons having claims against said es-
tate, will present them properly authenticat.
ed-those indebted, will make payment
without delay.
JOHN NEWTON, Admir-.
Of John Liptrap, decd.
March 25
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-03-25

GREAT FREsnEr.--'rhe late continued rains
20 tho South have occasioned much damage
to the Augusta Railrcod. At Horse Creek,
miles from Hamburg, about 900 feet of the
Road was entirely broken up. At Cattle
Crock (55 miles from Charleston,) several
hundred yards of the railway are removed,
and the rails held together only by the iron.
The cars are Of course stopped. At -Four
Hole Swamp, the road was submerged for
the distance of mile; and broken to pieces
for half mile.
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REMITTANCE BY MAIL

FROM THE POST MASTER GENERAL.
ga Postmaster may enclose money in letter
10 The Publisher ofa Newspaper, TO Jay tie
subscription Of n third person, and ftankhe let
Ter, if Oritten by himself"
NorE.--Some subscribers may not be a.
ware of the above regulation. twill be seen,
that by requesting the Post Master where
they reside, to frank their letters containing
subscription money, he wilIdo so upon being
satisfied that the letters contain nothing but
what refers to the subscription
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-03-25

FIRE.-We learn by letter from Win
chester, Va. that the engine house and two
locomotives belonging to the Winchester and
Potomac Rail Road Company Were consum-
ed by fire early yesterday morning. Two
other engines were saved without damage.
This accident will probably interfere for a
day or two with tho transportation of freight
tn and from Winchester.--Bah. american,
Mfrrh 90
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ATTENTION.!

THE Officers Of the 32d Regiment will
meet at Now Hope, on Friday the end of
April next, for the purpose Of electing the
necessary Field Officers for the said regiment.
The election will take place at II o'clock, a.
m. All the officers embraced in the new ter
ritory Of the 32d regiment arc most earnestly
requested to attend.
GEO. w. MCCULLOUGH, Col.
Comd't. Bed Reg's.
March lS
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"Uhaf shado,c, ,ve are and what shadow,

"Hhaf shadows zoe are and ,ohat shadows
zoe pursue.''-lt is stated on good authority,
that Judge Barbour, whose recent decease at
Washington was so sudden, wrote letter to
his family on the evening of his death. He
stated to them that his health was never bet
ter, and his prospect ofreturniny to his home
in Virginia to him was delightful. THERMAL
following the ono which conveyed this letter,
carried the heart-rending intelligence of his
DEATH
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El.ORInA

We learn from an occasional correspond
emit, that the President has been for sose days
earnestly engaged Investigating things in
Florida. 1t is understood that Gen. Gaines
has requested of the Department, that the
command be restored to him, as il was at the
commencement of the war and that he and
the President will confer on the best mode of
conducting the war to favorable issue.
Richmond JYhig.
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ego ACRES.

| will sell FIVE sevenths Of the same-there
are two Improvements Oh it, the Tavern
House is large and convenient, the Stabling
Sssaa> is good, with a good BARN, APP
G5sI PIE ORCHARD, and SPRING
A--4<s- convenient TO the house. There is
another improvement on which there is a
comfortable LOG HOUSE, GOOD BARN
AND SPRING convenientto the house, and
one fthe finest meadows in the upper coun-
try. having great advantage of water for the
same. There are about 30 acres in the
meadow, and more could be made. A fur.
Their description is deemed unnecessary, as
those wishing to purchase, will Of course,
view for themselves.
THO. A. BROWN.
March 25---tds
The Rockingham Register will please copy
till day of sale, and forward account to this
Office.
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PUBLIC SALE.
VIRGINIA.
March lS--it


At a Circuit Superior Court Of Law and
Chancery held for Augusta County, at the
Courthouse, Tuesday the 23rd day Of June,
1910.
William Lightner-plaintiff-
AGAINST
Caiison Evans, Samuel Lightnor, and Hen
ry Hawpe-defendants-
This cause came on TO be heard this 23rd
day of June, 1910, upon the bill and exhib-
its, and more than four months having elaps-
ed, from the return days of the Subpenas ex-
ecuted upon the defendants, and they still
failing to appear and file their answsrs-It
is ordered that the bill be taken for confessed
as to them, and was argued by the plaintiffs
counsel: On consideration, whereof, it is adj
judged, ordered, and decreed, that unless the
defendant, Callison Evans, or some person
for him, shall within six months from this
date, pay to the plaintiff the sum of one hun
drcd and fifty dollars, with legal interest
thereon from the lst day Of April, 1888, and
the costs of this suit, then ii shall be the du-
ty of John Churchman, who is hereby APP
pointed Commissioner for that purpose, af-
ter advertising the time ofsalc for four weeks
in the Staunton Spectator, to proceed to sell
upon the premises, the HOUSE g. LOT, in
the Bill mentioned, to the highest bidder,
upon credit of six, twelve, and eighteen
months, taking from the purchaser bonds
with good sccurity-and that he report his
proceedings to this Court, in order to final
decree. This decree is for the benefit of Jas.
NJ. Lilley.
a Copy--Teste,
n. c. KINNEY, C. c.
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Executors Sale.

WILL BIZ sold at the late residence of Mary
Teaford, decd. on Thursday the 9Th of next
month, (April,)
7Sxs-s,-yz~,-, Two Horses, three head Of
Cattle, six head OF Sheep, some
~ Farming Utensils, and varie-
sSIssSS .s-ss-ssssast y Of Household and Kitchen
Furniture, too tedious to mention.
Terms made known on the day ofsale.
GEORGE BAYLOR, Jun.
Er'or. of tie estate Of lMary JSeford, decd.
March IS