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AN UNHAPPY OCCURRENCE

We never heard Of more strange and
unlccouniable occurrence than that 81
which 40 account is gwen in the subjoined
article, the correctness Of which We lcarn
rnay be entirely relied on.
From the Bali 4mcricdn. If august =.
ATTEMPTED ASSASSINATION or THE
POSTMASTER GENERAL.
We regret TO state that most painful
occurrence took place yesterday on board
the steamboat Georgia. Of the Baltimore
and Norfolk line. ltappcars that the boat
on her passage TO Baltimore took on board
al Old poin, Comfort several passengers,
among them the Hon. Mr. Wickliife, Post.
master General, his two daughters, and
several other persons, and a young man
named J. Mclean Gardner, son of Colo
mel C, X. Gardner, of Washington, for.
nerly First Auditor Of the Post Office De.
partmcnt.
Daring his stay at Old Point, the con-
duct of Mr.. Gardener was remarked by
the Iisitcrs rs of very singular char.
actcr, aud the belief was generally en-
tertancd tina, he was laborlng under men.
tai arrangement belief which was
strongly concurrcj in by Mr.. Wickhtle
himself, with whom he had several times
been in conversation. About half past
one o'clock yesterday, when the passen-
gers were summoned TO dinner, Mr..
Wlckllfie, who was standing on deck, OIL
fcred his arm to the ladies' who were with
him, aud while in the act OF so dong,
Gardner, without any previous ln'lmatlon,
suddenly sprung at Mr.. Wickl'iie, and
aimed a powerful blow with a clasp KNIFE
at his breast. The blade of the knife
struck the right breast bone with much
force, ind travcrscd the bone without, 1t Is
believed, injuring the lungs or making a
dcep incision. Lieut.. Bradford, OF the [ .
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il9F.;y 20; Daniel, lJ9
EIGHTH DISTRIC I.

From this district where Mf. Siaulv and
Nh. Arlington are the candidates, nothing
certain IS received exccp, from ElsccomJ
and Nash, which have given Arlington a
majority Of 20l5. We hope our oppo.
ncnls viii not hereafter charge the Whics
with manufacturing votes after this. It's
admitted by almost every one that the
largest vote ever polled IN the State was
in ls40, between Harrison and Van Bu.
rcn, and a. tina, timo when the excitement
was al the highest pitch and the DAY fayo-
rable, these two counties only gave a ma
Jotlty Of 1858, is it to be supposed that
when tho rains operated IN other counties
to proven. voters from attending that ii
would have TO effect IN Edgecomb and
Nash. Tar from it, The district had
been gerrymandered to defeat Mr., S;auly
and when a party viii do QUO mean act,
to accomplish an object they will not hest.
tate 10 do aao;hef to insure success If pos
sib!e. five are fairly beaten We can sub
M, chccri0ly, bu, il viii take something
more than the bare assertion Of the Loco
Focns 10 satisfy Us That this majority 10
these two counties was Il legal one--and
If ue are beaten at all, the result is caused
By the excessive iaip tia, fell on the day
% election.
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GDTTIDftg:
SUCCESS OF OUR CANDIDATE.

SUCCESS OF OUR CANDIDATE.
Most Of our readers have ere this heard
oflhc success Of DANIEL NJ. BARRlN.
GER III the Second Congressional Dis.
lfic,. To say that we are glad of the re-
suit, conveys bat small idea of our real
ceilings, for we cannot express them in
words. Wo have noticed with what de-
lermlncd effort the canvass has been wae
cd-,bat every thing thai could operate
inany way 10 weaken our cause, both pub.
lie ana private, was rcsor,cd to, and the
,lale Charge Of Federalism was also used
IS a guli-irap to operate upon the prejudi.
ces Of the people - yet with all The effort
against US both By truth and talsehood, we
baye come gu, Of the contest with fiying
colors, and we sincerely Congratulate the
Wings Of the Second Congressional Dis.
i.a at The result. Ii has been some
time since an anii.lackson man was elec. /
ted 10 represent this county in Congress,
and We hope our friends will now cheer
Up and prepare for the great contest Of
1874. Let no, the present victory render
YOU careless Of the contest ahead We
lasc willy and wei disciplined foe to
.5atcnd against, aud j, viii require all the
.scrgy ond cyeilion Of the friends Of Hen.
/, Clay to meet and prevent their success.
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! In the House Of Lords, when the ques-
ton Of Irish affairs was debated, the Duke
OF Wellington delivered himself of char
acterlstic and important speech. In the
course of his speech the Duke uttered
these words, "aIways memorable -
a." The only remedy which can be adopted
for that people, on the part Of Govern
ment, is stern and firm resistance 20 ey
cry thing like q breach Of the peace and
Of order, and to be prepared-as | hope
we hare--to enforce measures for the
preservation Of tho peace in Ireland.
Portugal. from Lisbon of tho
date of the Bird inst, state that before the
closing of the Cortes, whose sittings were
10 be resumed 10 November next, it was
resolved to mortgage the future revenue,
as in fact it had already been mortgaged
by the Finance Minister, to the extent of
$50 contss.
The King Consort, showing the usual
good luck Of the family TO which he be-
longs, IS to be appointed (if queenly and
womanly Interference will achieve it) COM
mander.in.c of the army.
Who would not be SAKE Cobourg
ius.riG.-The rumor that an extensive
change is about to be made in the tariff
of customs of Austria has excited a great
sensation. 1t would appear that all foreign
manufactured goodsare TO be admitted into
the kingdom upon the payment Of certain
ascertaIned rates.
The Count de Survilicrs and NJ, LAVE
Ramo!ino have come to an amcable SET
Element of the suit which had been insti-
tuted by Madame Letitia Bonapar,e, TO
obtain revocation Of the legacy left by
the will Of Napoleon to his uncle, NJ. Ra-
moline. The Count de SuryilIicrs felt that
us the donation was express, it ought to be
respected. AT the same time, NJ. Ramo-
limo, concelvlng that the house in which
the Emperor was born ought never to be-
come the property Of private person, has
given il up TO the head of the Bonaparte
family, that he may dispose of it accord
ing to the wishes Of the people of Corsica.
Letters from Rome state that the Pope
is anxious to revive the ancient ceremony
Of GROWING the creates, poet at the capt.
toi, and that he has offered this distinguish
ed honor TO Chateaubriand. The Vlcomte
has declined the intended honor.
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me- GENERAL rEsrIr

We have gwen below the result, as far
G, heard, throughout the Slate. We fear
''om The operation Of the gcrrymauderng
y stem, that We have lost : majority in, the
Congressional Delegation. There is four
Wigs elected certain, aud four Demo.
e'a!s certain. The only doubtful district
SiinIy 5, and from the tremendous vote
oiled 10 Edgecomb aud Nash and the
aeafy rains that fell, we have very little
aopes Of succeeding in this. But We hope
.r tie best.
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NINTH DISTRICT

The Wing Clarion Of the 9th inst. says
that it has received the glorious news Of
tho election Of Kenneth Rayner, BY 1000
majority. The candidates were Kenneth
Rnyucr and DR.. G. c. Moore. The Loco
Focos here rejoice at his delea, because,
rs they say, he made this distric. Wing
district.
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edited By sererai gentlemen connected
r'ih the State Administration, will, un-
derstand, appear this week, With the name
Of MARTIN VAN buren, AT THE
MAST HEAD!ll
Now, what say you, Mr.. Editor-wiH
not this produce little tumull in the
camp! VIII the Pennsylvania aud some
other journals which are truly Van Buren,
papers, under The mask of being for Bu-
channn, dare to abuse Mr.. Van Buren's
friend : Will not Mr.. Buchanan aud his
friends have 10 come 10 behind Gov. Por-
ter, take back all they have said against
hiol, and become to him a hewers of wood
and drawers o. water! p We shall sec.
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ItRST DISTRICT.

10 this district, Mcssrs. Ciingman and
t'ahan, both Wings, candidates. We
A,s Mt received full returns, but enough
.Aaown to warrant the assertion that Mr..
asuau IS elected by u, least 1000 ma.
7iy. Tho following are tho returns as
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feelings OF the Prusbyterian church, am sorry
tor Il. L esteem their church, and al personally
acquainted with many Of Their members whom /
would delight to honor, such as believe would
be ornament 10 any ehurch--and do feel sin.
eeTely sorry that their Pastor who, no doubt
breaches TO others that they should not bear .als
witness, Will nevertheless, break the ninth com.
uiandineat himself
d. DUNLAP.
August 3, 1873.
n. d. have only inserted as many certificates
as thought accessory l have 90 band several
others, and still expect many more which will he
taken cage Of and which can be seen by apply
ngto ORD.
UNION County, Ate. 10th, 1913.
Mr.. HoIton-SIr Ii is with feeling
of deep seusibllity that | announce to YOU
the melancholy death Of Locoloco Demo.
crazy in old Mecklenburg County, The
place Of his adoption, where he had resided
: number Of years, and wieldcda very con-
siderable influence. lie was a stout aih-
letlc parsonage, and his appearance beto-
kened long life, lie was subject however,
10 an eruption o. breaking out, once year.
which annoyed him exceedingly, and was
advised by his friends to consult physi.
clan, accordingly be procured the services
OF one Jetiersonian, who had been highly
recommended as safe, skilful and expe
r!cnCe cd Calhoun practitioner. The Doc
Tor came, and after feeling The pulse and
enqu'ring into the symptoms, pronounced
the case somewha, critical, because Of The
danger Of the eruption striking in and seiz-
ing upon tic yltuls--prompt action was
therefore considered necessary, and Nuih-
fcaiioa was prescribed as a sovereign
remedy, and Immediately bo!as Of that
loathsome mixture was prepared and ad-
miusrcscd. II seemed 10 have acted
cIlaymingly, and the disease thought to be
entirely remoyed-praises from all quar-
tiers were beapcd upon the doctor for hay-
ing contributed 50 largely 10 restoring
union, peace and harmony, 10 the system
Of cur lamcnted friend. But alas only a
few months had elapsed when tire disease
began TO manifest itself WITH ,cn.told rab.
ldness, the patient becane restless, evinccd
striking symptoms Of insanity, pitched,
rayed and tore his hair, and threw his 81.
gantic form in all sorts Of ridiculous altl-
iudes. The friends Of the deceased stood
round in awfu! CONSERVATION, watching him
in the agony and struggle Of death, yet
without the power 10 relieve, The fatal
lose had been administered, and no hanan
hand could arrest its progress. He died
On tie Sd day of August lei3-aner a
Of some six Q. eight years in old
Mecklenburg County and his death should
De a melancholy lesson 20 all who trust too
implicitly in strange Doctors, and warn.
NJ to all Democrats who feel tempted to
asc Of Calhoun Nul!ifcation-" touch
aot, taste not, handle not of tie uncean
hing" Yours, &c.
A DEMOCRAT
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COLUMBlA--AUGUST 8.

NE ILL be re-opencd by him as early in Sep
w TENDER as circumstances will permit
Tie tenders his thanks to all who have encourag.
ed him heretofore, and takes grea, pleasure in in.
forming them that the whole Building, both ex,
tcrnally and internally, is now undergoing con-
plctc and thorough repair, by which its appear
ance viii be greatly improved and the comfort Of
its guests much increased. Having obtained an
additional room, the entrance will be from King
strcet--pTiyate entrance from GcoEge-street The
proprietor promises to do all he can to make those
who call on him feel free and easy perfectly
at home while with him. The House will be re-
furnished with new furniture
August, 1913 i5a
IJ'The Joucsboro Wing will insert four weeks
and forward account 10 this ctice Ter collection.
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FOREIGN

The Acadia arrived at Boston on the
and inst, bringing Liverpool dates to tie
18th July.
The Wing papers and politicians were
anticipating u rupture IN tie BRUSH Mn
lstry, from differences OF opiniuu upon Irish
matters.
irish Affairs ia Parliament. The al.
fairs Of Ireland have been uuder debate
for several evenings in both Houses Of
Parliament. The london Times mani.
tests great impatiencc, that the Ministry
should consent to hear, day after day, Of
IRISH grievances, when ireland IS il such
a perIurbed state, without any effort 10 re-
press the numerous disorders. In the
House OF Commons on the 18Th the Mn
istry carried their point, after very lorg
debate, by the diminished majority Of 70,
The question being that Committee be
appointed TO inquire into the state Of Ire
land. The vote stood thus:
For the motion IjA
Agalns, II 4l3
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THIRD DISTRICT.

THIRD DISTRICT.
lhe candidates In this district were Mr..
h1rhrll, Wing, ana Mr.. Reid, Loco Foco,
'herc very lli,c doubt Of the election OF
'A' latter, as tho Wings in Wilkes did not
urn Out any thing like their strength, ow.
h5 70 The bad weather, while the Loco
1ocos dli not mind the wet, at least so ii
appears from the votes in other counties
" 'oc district. The following arc all the
'oa'''cs heard from;
Reid Mitchell.
G'ekaghim, us 4Is
O4ago.l, et9 ost
Ia this district there is Loco Foco
h'lorily Of 2s3.
FOURTH DISTRICT.
10 this dlsulci the candidates were
N''srs' Mcndcnhall aud Dcberry, both
"o's'' The result is very doubtful, but
'Oh The returns received We incline 10
VS. opinion that Mr.. Mcndenhall is elect
"' Both being Wings the people were
@pn@Fcnt 10 the result, so much 80, that
''"''rd which gives over 1000, only gave
,sOo' and Arson, which gives over 100
"H'g votes only turned out 435. The
moving are the returns us far MS TO-
ceived.
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Oae county 10 hear from Cherokee.
SLCONB DISTRICT

10 Tins District Daniel VI Blrr.ogor is
Aec'ed by majority Of as. The fol.
'dng Is the Official statement Of the vote (:
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10 ihls district there was a Wing ina.
ony or lob.
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d. r. DUNLAP.


n. d. have only inserted as many certificates
as thought aseeSSGTy. have 90 band several
others, and still expect many more which will he
taken care Of and which can be seen by apply.
ingto DR. ID.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-11-07

The State Of Ohio, BrOwn County, IS.
l. JAMES j. SMITH, Auditor of said county, do GER
tify the foregoing be correct list of lands and town
lots returned delinquent for taxes by the County Trea
surer for said county in January last Excepting those
which have been paid into the State treasury and the
same certified to this Office by the Auditor of State
with the penalties and interest including also the taxes
for the current year. JAMES J. SMITH, auditor Of
September 29th, 1843 BrOW" County, Ohio.
Notice is hereby given to all whom it may concern,
that the whole of the several tracts land and town lots
contained the foregoing list SO much thereof as may
be necessary to pay the taxes interest and penalties
charged thereon will be sold at the court house in George
town on the second Monday the eighth day. of January
next by the County Treasurer unless said taxes interest
and penalties shall be paid before that time.
@ JAMES j. SMITH, d. B. c.
Aud dtors Office. Brown County, Oho.l ..' a.H
Sc pember 29h, ls43
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cHnnDr's SALE by virtue Of
Au ditor' Office, Brown County, Ohio.
Sc ptember 29lh, lS43.

GHERFF's SALE by virtue Of q
~ writ of vendilioni exponas TO me di
rected, by the court of common Pleas
within and for Brown County Ohio, will
offer for sale, at the front door of the
court house in Georgetown, on Saturday
the 18th day Of November, lS4S, between
the hours Of 10 aud 4 O'Clock on said day
the following real estate, to wit: A tract
OF land containing fifty acres Oh the wa
ters Of Eagle creek; Beginning at a
hickory stump ia the line Of Syvanus
Parker, thence north lO6 poles to gum
and dogwood, thence west rs poles 10 a
sugar, dogwOOd and ash trees; thence
south, l06 poles To hickory and dog
wood; thence east, rs poles to the begin
ming; being part Of tract OF land enter-
ed and surveyed in the name Of Lewis
Lunsford NJ. 1885, original quantity
2666S acres. To be sold as ths prOpev-
" Of JohR Tucker at the suit Of d. Bald
win, use cf Joh s. Bessly.
Terms cash. VIM. SHIELDS, Sh'R
Sh'f. Office, Oct. l7th, lS43. b Q. 0.
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sHERIFPIs sALE.

nY virtue Of writ vendili0ni exPonas
- to me directed BY the court Of com.
mon Pleas Of Brown county Ohio, vii
offer for sale al the front door Of the
court house 10 Georgetown, on Satun5ay
the 18Th day Of November l045 between
ten and 4 o'clock on said day, the tol.
lowing real estate 10 wit: A tract Of land
lying and being on the Waters Of Whils'
oak creek and bounded as follows: Be-
ginning al two gums and bseeh, south
east corner to Wm. Li6dsoy's one han-
dred acre tract, thence south, 5 degrees
west, so poles TO a stake corner 10 tWen-
ly Eve acres, bought Of John Spires,
thence west, so poles to stake; thence
north, degrees east, so poles TO . stake
ia VIM. Lindsey'S line: thence east 80
poles to The beginning: containing -
acres, more or less; being part Of an onlIy
Of 500 acres, made in the name Of
John Lindsey, No. lO7s4, and patented
TO John Lindsey on the l9th day OF
March 1924. Also smother tract f2S
acres Of land adjoining the above destib-
ed tract. and in the same survey. Be:
ginning al stake near two dOgwoodS,
north west corner TO VIM. Lindsey's 100.
acres, running thence esgt,, $50 poles 70
a stake in the line 10 said Vim. LindseyS
100 acres; thence south, degrees west
so poles TO a stake; thence west, so
poles 10 stake, corner TO H., ,Lindssy'S
100 acres in Joseph Ksn'S line thence
north, 5 degrees east, so poles 10 thslbeI
ginning. ALSO, another tract Of land
lying on the waters Of WhiteOak creek be.
ing part Of an entry made in the nameof
John Lindsey Of 500 acres by No. lO764
bounded as follows, 10 wit, Beginning at
a stone in The line Of Joseph KsrT's sur.
Vey Mo-, running thence with his
line south, 5 degrees west, IL poles to a
stake, thence east i60 poles to stake
thence north, 5 degrees east, l2 poles 70.
stone, thence west 100 poles to the
beginning; containing twelve acTess more
or less. To be sold as the real estate Of
Hezekiah Lindsey. at the suit Of the State
Of OhiO for the use Of Andrew Black
The two first described tracts valued at
81 per acre; the last tract al 50 so per
acre. Terms cash.
VIM. SHIELDS Sheriff B. c. o
| Oct. IL 1919.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-11-07

9 HEnfgP's sALE-BY virtue OIav,;,
eOof vendiIiOui eIP0nas to me directed
by the court Of common pleas Of Brown
county Ohio, will offer for sale, at ,be
front door Ofihe court house in George.
town on Ssiurda ' The 18Th day of No,
VeInber lS4S, between ten 4 four o.,
clock on said day, the following rssI es-
tate, lying on the waters Of whiteosk
creek in Blown county Ohio, pau Of a
survey made in the name Of Thomas
MaTlng No: SSaO-Beginning at a point
10 the creek opposite a cherry and two
sngaF'Tees, on the south bank Of the creek
2. corner 10 james Bell, thence down
tne SAID creek tiIl opposite two ironwoods
ana a beech on the south bank of said
creek corner to Abrahsm Peuyiohn (Cor.
merry Amos Peityiohn), then ce south. IS
degrees east, 30 poles 20 two baecbes
thence south, 4s degrees west 40 ! .
poles 10 two beeches end suoa,,,ea. !.
thence south, Is degrees east. 90 ! 3
poles 70 9 water beech, ash and oak cor.
ner TO David Forman, thence north u
degrees east, 80 poles with FormaD,,
line to a dogwOOd, corner to James Rail,
thence with J,mes Bells line north Is
west, lS9 ! 2 poles 10 the heRiDnlnO
containing Is cres, more or less r.
De sold as the real estate of Richard H
Masters at the suit o. George Jarman :
Terms cash. WIN. SHIELDS, shift, h. c.o
n
October l7th, lS43
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SHERIFF's sALE.-By virtue Of 4
Swrit of VenditiOni exponas to me d.
reclsd by the court Of common Pleas,
within and for Brown county Ohio: I
will offer for sale at the front door Ofthe
court house in Georgetown on Saturday
the 18Th Of November l04S, between the
hours of 10 and 4 clock on said day the
following real estate to wit: In lots ia the
town Of Georgetown Brown county, OhiO,
Numbers 4, 2,3, %, %, aud %, I'M that
part Of said town south Of Market Street.
cOntaining,a one story frame dwelling
house g. other improvements. To be,
sold as the real estate Of Thomas III.
,Linch at the suit of james Martin. Tesma
cash. WM. SHIELDS. SHERIFF n. oaal
q sto4 ,'l.ia3 = "a oct. "a I03a
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p YviEtue of q writ of venditiO0i ex.
A ponas to me directed By the court of
common Pleas, within and for Brown
county, Ohio, | will offer for sale al tho
front door Of the court house in George.
town, on Saturday the 18th day of No
vember, lS4S, between the hours of 10
4 o'clock on said day, the following tract
or parcel Ofand lying aud being IN the
county OF Brown and State Of Ohio, on
the waters of Whiteoak creek, part Of
Jordan g. Thompson's survey Nos. 49,.
657 g. 1855 Of l400 acres and bounded
as follows: Beginning at Thomas SrOufs'S
corner in said Jordan g. ThOmpsOn's
line, being q stone, south, 6 degrees east,
"a poles 6 feel to a stone at Bennett
Hsv's corner in said Jordan6 ThompsOn's
line, thence on said Hays line south, SO
degrees west, ITO poles to stone in the
line Of Anthony Evans, being said Hays
most norlhwestwardly corner TO said E.
vans line; thence north, 8 degrees vest,
on said line 26 poles 6 feet TO a stone in
said line; thence of an eastwaFdly course
through Thomas Sroufe's line to the be-
ginning, containing 81 acres be the sans
more or less. To be sold as the real ess
tate of Robert Hicks at the suit Of Ado
am Sroufe. Terms cash.
WIN. SHIELDS, sheriff b. o.
oct II, ls43.
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SHERIFF's SALE,-BY virtue of a writ
- Of Vendilioni exponas to me directed
by the court Of common Pleas of Brown
county Ohio. will offer for sale al ,be
front dO0r Of the courthouse in George.
town, on Saturday The 18th day Of No.
tVember, l643, between the hours Of ten
and 4 o'clock on said day, tho following
tract or parcel of land, containing fifty
acres, more or less, lying and being in the
county Of Brown and State of Ohio, being
part Ofan entry originally made ia the
name Of Robert Mack by No. 1884, on
The head waters Of Eagle creek aud Brush
creek and bounded as follows TO wit: Be.
ginning at The north west corner Of
Charles Morgan's survey No 1890, be.
ing hickory, elm and sassa(ras; thence
west one hundred and sixty two poles,
crossing the state road at 60 poles, to
white oak red oak aud maple: thence
south 40 4-l0 poles TO a stake; thence
east, l62 poles to a stake in Morgan's
line; thence north, 40 4>l0 poles with
said Morgan's line to the beginning. To
be sold as the real estate Of John Metre.
gOr, jr.at the suit Of Mathew g. Wm
Campbell. Terms cash.
WM. SHIELDS, shift, B. CO.
October 18th, 1S43.