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and Straw Hats, Caps, &c. &c.-BEBEE COSTAK
Hsters i5s Broadway have jus, received direct from
this city They will open Saturday, May ISL entirely
and splendid lot Of Tuscan Legho and Straw Hats and
recherche styles and in the possible variety The
public are respectfully invited to examine them.
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every variety pattern Of PEN Pocket Desk
and Sporting Knife with large variety Of choice Kazos
which will be the purchaser Also Scissors
Nail Files, Tweezers, &C. ~ s.,,Nnrps o. con,
III Broadway, a few doors above Courtland ST.
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Further Reduction-Diamoni Pointed Gold

Pens-J Y Savage sells gold pens low IS cents pencil
included The 81 IS Bagley's Pees for 81 So Levi Browns
g. which the and cheapest pen in the city Don't mis-
90 Fulton street. The trade supplied the
haraI fertn
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MILITARY MovEMENr.-A detachment of one
hundred and ninety-four men, under the COM
mand Of Capt. J II. Whippe, 9th U. 8. infantry,
left here last evening on the ship Zenobia, for
the seat of war. These men constitute two
companies--F, of the 4h infantry under the
command Of LIST Lieut.. Henry Prince; and b,
of the 9th infantry, Capt. J H. Whipplc Lieu
tenant J. II. Lendrum, Sd artillery accompa-
MED the detachment.
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Musical.

CHRIsTY's MINsTRELs.-This far-famed band Of
Minstres will commence Monday next,
at Mechanics Hail. 472 Broadway. This announcement
will be gratifying to all who have had tho pleasure Of
hearing them
The Swiss BELL-RINcERs.-The talent and genius Of
these unique performers is well appreciated that
consider it unnecessary to say word in their favor
further than repeat what have said Of them here
tofore Every night they listened to by large and
fashionable audiences and every night they
PEELED by the storms Of applause with which they
greeted to perform much more than they advertised
This Of course they do not object to- because they
regard it as compliment of no ordinary kind. They
will perform this evening again at the Apollo Rooms,
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xsv YORK CITY Eiee,,o. psssrsc q.

The following table shows the state OF parties In
each Of the Senate and Assembly districts into which
this city has been divided by the Board OF Supervisors
in conformity to the new constitution.
SESArE DBraIcTs.
Zach to Elect one Senator benniallyl
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It proposed to tunnel the st. Lawrence opposite tho
island OF Montreal order to the railroad run
ming to the Atlantic. The proposed tunnel under the
st Lawrence at its narrowcst part. 81 Helens
Island will be about cncthird Of a mile from shore to
shore.
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on the upper of Broadway and Murray street. the
most attractive place in the city, that know oee
charge Open day and evening Go and and be thankful
for saying
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Several other districts will probably be closely contest
ed but this statement for which think politicians
will thank us, must sufice for the present
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City Intelligence.

COMMON COUNCIL ACCOMPLISHMENTS wing men,
following additional appointments vis:-Dr White of
the 18th ward for City Inspector in the place of Corne
Illus B. Archer Charles Riddle of the 10th ward, for
Deputy City Inspector Charles Oakley Of the 9th ward
for superintendent Of Streets in the place OF Elias L.
Smith.
FIRE-A fire occurred yesterday morning In the third
story house No 62 Centre street occupied by James
Carpenter lock factory The police force promptly
got out the fire.
Fousp IN THE WArER--The Coroner yesterday held
inquest at the foot Of Morton street. the body Of
unknown man found floating in the slip. The de-
ceased appeared to have been in the water tme
the body much decomposed. The deceased was
about forty years of age, and was dressed in black
cloth coat black cloth dress coat black cloth vest
open in front linen shirt cotton under shirt and cotton
drawers letter found in his pocket addressed to
ls47 signed Mary A. Small silver epnc watch, pocket
book with small amount of money and some papers
the writing on which is hardly legible.
FATAL ACCIDENT. Yesterday afternoon as the Jersey
City ferry boat crossing the city she
into by schooner, in consequence Of which occur
the boat much injured and Mrs Carter, wife
Of Mr. Carter proprietor Of the Philadelphia Hotel Jer
sey City, knocked overheard and drowned Her body
recovered in about hour afterwards by custom
The wife Of the Mayor Of Jersey City is said to have had
Of her legs broken and otherwise severely injured
Common Council.
BOARD ALDERMEN, April SOD. s. Jackson, Esq.
President in the chair. special meeting of this
Board held this evening, for the purpt taking
up the report of the special committee the memorial
Of the Hudson Railroad Company, to define the route
of their road in this city.
After discussion, ordinance WINS passed grant
ing permission to construct double track OF rails along
the line of the Hudson River from Spuytenduyvi Creek
to near 69th street hence along 18th avenue
Goth street. thence winding from the shore to
the Eleventh avenue thence through the middle Of
the Eleventh to 32d street; thence to
the 10th avenue thence through the 10th and
West street to Canal street. with the proviso that
soon the connection of West street and the 18th
shall have been completed according to the plan
of the city, the company are to take up their rails in
10th and lay them down in the portions Of
West street and 18th The ordinance prohibits
the company from carrying passengers between any
points below 32d street.
After concurring in papers from the Board of
Assistants and referring Others to the appropriate
mittces the Board adjourned until Monday evening
Nav 10Th
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STEAMSHIP WAsHINGToN.-Among the many
moves that have been made in these moving
times, none has been more important than the
first movement of the stupendous engine of the
ocean steamer w Washington.
We had the pleasure of witnessing the trial of
this engine yesterday; and although we had
formed what might be called an extensive opin-
ion of it, we must acknowledge that the said
opinion was not too extensive. The ease and
grace with which this massive structure first
moved Was really creditable, as well as crafty
ing, to the scientific constructors
We have, on former occasions, spoken of the
Washington--her model, &c., as she came from
the ship-yard we have now to speak of her
with her engines and machinery on board, and
in working order and without wishing to dis
parage the English steamships, we can truly say
that she is one Of the most beautiful, substantial
and complete vessels, in all her arrangements,
that ever foated on our waters
Messrs. Stillman, Allen s. Co., of the Novelty
Works, are entitled to the highest praise for the
manner and promptitude with which they have
fulfilled their contract They have produced an
engine which reflects credit not only on them as
mechanics, but credit on the city of New York
and the United States. All the improvements
which modern science has elected characterize
it, while the workmanship is equal to any engine
that ever propelled a vessel.
The performance yesterday was only expe-
rimental She will in few days make a trial
trip, for the purpose of testing her sailing qua
lities.
.vertp I.rxru-Tb a stoan,,b,n N,r,b
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STEAMSHIP LAUScH.-The steamship North
erner, intended for Messrs. Spoford, Tileson &
Co.'S line of Charleston steamers, to run in con-
nection with the Southerner, will be launched
from w. II. Browns yard, foot of 18th street,
this morning at 10 o'clock. The N. is some 200
tons larger than the Southerner, and is to be
commanded by Thos. S. Rudd
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-08-18

! Illusion eta speedy peace, but lis certain
that persons claiming TO be advised by its
members have repeatedly aud very re-
& ceBlly asserted, lin the most positive man-
ner, that "a negotiation 'wasttpending,
which would certainly result in treaty.
These reports were spread'in order to help
the stock mark All parties concerned
may soon nuke up their minds 10 one
thing that a new loan must be called for
SEas; soon as Congress shall meet.
Vi.hont: donbt, :, The Government will
nowSpfoceed 10 fill lspp the volunteer force
80 The exielt ofthe act. of NJ ay l3th,; 1916
which allows fifty thousand men; Sand
increased diligence 10 the recruiting SER
vice for The regular army has already been
senjoined upon The officers al the several
recruiting stations.
We are. reminded by the late discussions
! in The British P Parliament concerning The
Indebtedness OF Spain 10 British subjects,
4of,hes remarks repeatedly made by MIR. J.
@. Adams, in the House, on the subject
ofthes annexation Of Texas. Hcsaid that
we annexed Texas, il would prompt
3 England to appropriate the Island Cuba,
which she could claim by way Of iudem.
MITIGATION for debts due from Spain to her
& subjects, and that The proximity Of British
9usurpatiop. principles and examples 10 the
4 Southern States would be so dangerous 10
then as to cause resistance TO the measure
& by war. Under present circumstances,
England; may not take this step, but the
h time may come when that Government
may deem it texpedient,
The character of the election returns
from. Kentucky is more favorable to the
wings than was expected:
Gen. Taylor has addressed a letter TO
some wings in Maryland, in reply 10 their
resolutions nominating him for the Presi-
dcacy, in which he says:
.sss.lfs The. good people Of the nation should
Z SO greatly sEonor me with the elevation to
,he5 Chief Magistracy, ] shall, by all zeal
5ous endeavors and to the best Of my abli-
55iy;, strive 10 serve them, and maintain the
best and highest interest Of the whole
counlry; yet, though feel impelled TO
yield 10 tie call Of the people at large, /
SHOULD hail with pleasure their determina-
ton to confer so great gift on some emf
nent salesman"
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SHERIFF,'s SALE.
State of South Carolina. :.
EUGEFIELD- DISTRICTS,

.EDGEFIELD DISI'RICI,rt7f'
C1aiissd Haslins q others, } Summons
Z. kppt'is VS.; Mary Hast in
sing s. others, DefIs. J Partition.
sBY virtue of an order from John Hill.a
Esqr;, Ordinary, Of the District aforesaid.
1 will proceed to sell iu the above stated
case, al EdseGeld Court House, on The
first Monday or Tuesday in September
nexl. tract ofland belonging to the estate
of Robert Hasting, decd, Containing lhir--
.ly acres. more or less, situated in the Dis.
,ric, and State afotesafd, on the waters oG
Horse Pen creek; waters Of Cuffeetownl.
creek. adjoining lands Of. John burst, Hem
ry Williams. and John B. Rounlree.t on a
-credi, until the first Of January nexi,. tie
purchaser giving Lond and Two approved
surelies, and a mortgage of the premises
10 secure The purchase money. Costs to
be paid in cash.
H. BOULWAsRE, S, e. d. sss
aug III ss At 90 ~
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From ihe AJheuills Banner.
RAIL ROAD MEETING.

NAIL NOh ~ w II INV.
5, At meeting of the. friends of the Green
vile and Columbia Rail Road enterprise,
al LON axis Old Field, on Wednesdaylbe
4th ms tant, Dr.. I. R. Gary was called to
the Chair. z.
The meeting being organised. it was
moved that Committee be appointed TO
ar ran ge business for lis action. The Com
mittee, of which DR.. F. &. Thomas was
the Chairman, after consultation, submit.
led the following. .-'''s q
REPORT, aa
The Committee appointed TO arrange
business for this meeting, recommend as
The best means for The promotion of This
enterprise in our District, that we appoint
at least four Commissioners in each Beat
Company lhroug houl the District, to take
up subscriptions. 1t is furthermore recon.
mended that Commissioners be appointed
10 confer with Engineers also, that a mass
meeting be held at Douns Calhoun's
ON Tuesday the l9lh inst, for the advan-
cement of this project, Finally. il is
advised that Commiltee be appointed 10
invite speakers for that occasion.
All of which is respectfully submitted. :
After the reception Of the Report, the
following Resolutions were unanimously
adopted {:
ResoLred, That the Commissioners aP.
pointed by the Company to take subscriP-
lions be instructed to request each subsc:i I.
ber 60 annex 10 his name has willingness
to pay, in propoliOn lU his Stock, for the
survey ofhe Abbevile route.
ReSolued, That the Commissioners be
requested forthwith, 10 confer wilh our
frie hs of r de,on and advise them Of
the. porance Of securing the payment
Of the expenses of survey. i
Resolved, Tha: The proceedings of this
meeting, aud line communication fudge
O'NealI 10 The Commissioners, be publishs
ed in the Abbevile Banner.
The following gentlemen were recon:
m ended by The Committee and appointed,
as suitable persons 10 act as Commissioners
for the reception Of stock IN their resPec-
tive sections Of the DisIrici: Y.
For Capt. GriGa's Company.-Robert
Gillian, S. V. Cain, D. r. Tarrant.
Capt. Cris,uelrs Company DIT S.
Marshall. NJ. L. Lipscomb, Jas. S. Wilson,
Vim Andrews. -
Capt. Roberts's Company.-.Wm. Smith,,
Harris Rcard, John Cochran, Silas
Pace. iSss.S$i
Capt Iruin's COmpany.-Joel Smith, T.
R. Gary, F. C. Thomas. L. B. Byrd. 4s4
Capt. Jones's Company.-G::W. Hod-7
ges, Dr.. VIM. Jones, Z. Barmore, ESQ.,,
Capt John Moore. & /;
Capt. .Sin,ms's Company.-John Cowen,
D. o. Hawthorn, 'Fhos. Aiken, L. j.
White. -7ffa 3
Capt. Cunningham's Company.-Jas.
Fair, Jas. Lindsey, Col. Robertson, John
R. Wilson. $50 I'll.
Capt 4Vaadison.s Company.-G George,
Madison, Samuel Donald. Richard Mat,
tocks, R. II. c. Wright. -gaii
In the Loper Sauannah Battniion.--s
Gen. P. Fl Bradley, DR.. Geo. Pressly,
John Cothran,. Jas. Sproul.f ~ ~ -i
Oasthe. Sauannah S iide.-Jacob Marlin,
Capt: Swiling John C. Marin.
Neighborhood Of Cal ltoun's iNitls.-Hon.
Geo. Nc Dpf1ie. Williamson Norwood!
Hon. AZ BBbr,, llii, H[: FH 4 'owns..s
Cgpt. Comp Wideman,S
John Hartman, DR.. N. Harris.
Edgefeid.-Majof Nichols, DR.. Lake,
Nicholas Moore. s..za5ii's II
T. R. GARY, Chirman.
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From the, Greenuiile Moatntaineer.,
THE HECAROLINiANAND'THE G GREEN
-'saa tg1sl 1JII T. U DA AII,DNAnl

THE HECAROLlNlANANDTHEG G REEN-
s.i WILLIE RAILROAD.
"What do they mean 7 We observe in
| the Mounlaineer several communications
recommending the abandonment of the
Rail Road route from this place. Coo
lumbia) and advocating the Aiken route.
We ask 10 Justice, what does this mean,
at this stage ofthe game ? Might we moi
say, 'Timeo Danaos et dona ferentes.' ="
Tho Caroliniau has hit. perhaps, on a
solution of Tho mystery in the Latin ne
qoutes, and we will take The liberty OF
treating him TO free translation that will
sugges, the reasons that may have influ-
euced our cores ppnden,s, in the part, be-
sides the weighty consideration that the
Aiken roue, in their opinion, is really
preferable. and would be lie most prufi,a-
BILE Of the two; and likely to receive The
heavier subscription. II the Carolnian had
taken the pains 10 inform his readersofthe
arguments contained in the articles he al.
ludes to,eilher by publishing one or The 9th
er, or synopsis or extracts from them, his
readers would, we presume, comprehend.
what the writers meant, and the citizena
of Columbia and the region round about
there would be apprised more fully of the
situations of affairs, than q naked allusion
10 The subject by the Editor can afford,
The fact is, that there has always been.
in Charleston and in North Carolina, and
in Greenvllc, also, large number of the
most active friends of the Road who pre-
ferred the route to Aiken, giving Newbe.
ry branch ); and The Caroinian must be
aware that Anderson, Abbevlle and
Edgefield Of course regard themselves as
almost exclusively interested in that route
Qhe former misla kenly, however) and are
now actually making ierculeau efforts by
the heavy subscription of stock, with The
express view,' inlhe language of their
public meetings, ''io controlthe rpIle" by
the strength of their purse, which they
clearly see the Charter PERMITS;
The Palmetto Banner, we observe, has
wisely anticipated some Of the arguments
of our correspondents, and has given a
judicious warning 10 Columbia on the sub
ject. We wish the Carolinian would do
the same thing. sWe would here remark,
however, that the arguments Of the COM
munications 10 which the Carolinnn al
ludes. are The sincere convictions Of those
who-ultered Them, and proceed from some
Of The warmest friends ofthe great enter.
prise, whoes motto is, "never give up the
ship" and who act, as they affirmed, in
no hostile feeling:to Columbia.
But 10 our translation. ..Timeo,' Col
umbia seems to- -"Ddnaos, . lhe ,uhole
Northeastern part of South Carolina. Hes.
tern North Carolina, East Tennessee, and
a part Of Virginia-"st dona t;renles,''''
and that they should introduce Lhe iron
horse, laden ,oith tie rich treasures oft6ei,
agriculturean manu- and thou:
sands Of travellers armed Etuith gOM ana
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NOTICE.

Mere than75 Shares of the Capital
Stock of,he Edge6eld Rail Road Compa-
ny having been subscribed, and the first
instalment paid in,-Notice is hereby given
TO The Stockholders, 10 meet at Edge6eld
Court House, on Monday the 9Th day Of
September next, 10 organize tho Compa,
nv, elect a:Presi1ent and Directors, and
adopt such further measures as may be
deemed proper. The Books for subscrip,
lions will be kept open at the Store Of
Goode 81 Sulivan,rill the first of October.
G.. L. GOODWIN,
S.. F. GOODE,
G. A. ADDISON,
Commissioners Of the Edgefeld Rail Road Co
aug 1SassT TT ~
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Notice

rs HEREBY GIVEN, That an. application
! q will be made, 10 the Legislature Of Sonlbs
Carolina at its next session, 10 lay ont and open
a Public Road. from point on tIIe Island Ford
road in Edgefeld District. Mt or near the house
ofThomas g, Griffin, to run through, the lands
Of James Cresswell, and TO intersect what IS
called the old Charleston road, nj or near the
ford on the small geek crossing said ChaiesS
tor road, about three Hundred yards above the
Gin honae Of N. l., Griffin, on his plantation
near Cambridge. ], AT the same time an appli-s
cation will be made to discontinue the old Char
lesion road between the bridge over Ninety
six creek, and ille point where the proposeds
new public road will intersect said Charleston
rnad. 50 -; -
aug 16 3m 3V :,
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l. 5i f4 Macon. (eA) August 4.
Rain sRain!!.-The incessant rains OF
the last Two months we fear have. greatly
impaired The prospects Of The planters.
Co,tonilas run almost entirely TO weed and
apprehensions exist, that both the Corn
and Fodder crops may suffer unless we
have favorable change in The seasons.
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~ : :
E1troa from letter Teceirea W Me Ea1or,
dated dated WATERLOO, S. c., Aug. IL.
MY opinion iis, thai Lall ems cannot succeed
IN oota'nIns the road lhroagh our district rom
the iact' that we are divided, the Saluda side
tlne Dislrlct VIII 60 WIN the Aooevlle pai
". ine i''efestoi sanuesson D's.i''s WIN a'no ",
be brought to bear III favour ol me AooeYii,e
route. MY own opinion IS 'nal :iSaa snou,.
run from oreenVilie 10 Aihea l''a) 2Eosehciu
Court House." se
n, s. 3 s.
ELECTIONS. -.
Nora Carol'na.-Ihe result. In 'h's Stale ls
glVenas tollows:-
DIsrRlcTs,
2 Nathaniel Boyden, Wing.
. a. Shepperd, Wing.
S. Venable, Democrat.
G. James ]. Mckay, Democrat.
7. Gen. Daniel, Democrat.
9. Col. Outlaw, Wing, (sain.)
Wing gain ofone member.
Kcntucky.-The result for members Of Con-
gress is said 10 be as 70 llows -.
D,srRtcrs.
rL..,os T,aa ryL;o
D. olia''es A'uo, y" "s
4. Ayieu Duchiier' Nms'
B. }. b. Thompson, wing
6, Green Adams, Wing, (galu.
?. G. Duncan, Whir..
q n moLl ,vE;,-
~ '."ea ,,1,
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
EOGEFIEI,D DISTRICT.

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
IN THE COURT or. ORDINARY.
DY JOHN. HILL, Esq, Ordinary Of
LID EdgeGeld District
Whereas Michael Shecly and Robert
Moore, Senr., hath applied to me for Let
tcrs of Administration, on all and singular
the goods and chatlcls, rights and credits
of Edwarc Hare, late oflhe District, afore-
said, deceased.
These are, e,therefore, to ciie.and admon-
ish all aud singular. the kindred and cred
ilors Of the said deceased, 10 he and appear
before me, at our next Ordnary's Court
for the said District, TO he holden al Edge
field Courl House, on the Both day Of Au.
gust inst, To- show cause. it any; why
the said administration should moi be
granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this tho
10th day oi August, in the year of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and and
forty-seven, aud in the I'D year Of Amer
can Independence
JOHN HILL o. E D. 3
Auo,is,1S Ct 5sIss,. 30
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u5 AlthoughI have declined attending TO
Ware Hoase, i still continue the Commits
sion Business in this place; and have
safe and Convenient storage room for GOODS
to be RECEIVED and FORWARDED,
Flour. Bacon, &c. Sc.
Cotton consigned to me will be stored on
the mostadyantagebus terms or sold on arrival,
as may be ,directed:
Consignmenls Of Cotton and other Produce,
OF ofMerclandise to be forwarded. and Orders for
the purchase Of Goods respectfully solicited.
Il; l.,,..ig. J. F. GRIFFIN.
Hamburg, Jaly 81, 1s47.
july 90 3m u
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CARD.

TEyHE undersigned having made the neces-
e sary arrangements, is now prepared 10
furnish COiEins Of every description. at the
shortest notice, and will give this branch ofhis
business his personal attention. He has also
now finished. new and elegant HelrSe.
which will be in, ,eadiness at any time, to attend
Funerals. His charges will be reasonable and
accommodating.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-08-18
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA;
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.
Elizabeth Clark. and others, } BMj for Parti-

Ellington Clark, .ae -.
MTOTICE rs hereby given. that by virtue OF
lV an order from the Court Of Equity in this
case i shall sell at Edgefeld Court House, on
the first Monday Of September next, the two
following tracts Of land, belonging TO the estate
of Abner Clark, decd, viz: - :.
The tract oflund whereoh the said A6ner.
Clark resided, nj the time Of his death, embrac-
ing two parcels of land, one of Which he bought
ofjohn Morris, and the other Of Thomas Butler. :
and containing in the whole two hundred and
fiI,y acres, adjoining lands Of Landon Tucker,
Mary Freeman. Chesley Wells. Attieus Tuck
er.Thonas Stone, and Rhoda Harris,
Also one other tract, situate in the, district
aforesaid on Bird Creek, containing one huu. J.
dred acres, more or less, adjoining lands Of.
Mrs. Addison, Wiley Harrison, and Ab:
snid lands sold on credit of twelve months;
except Tor so much as will pay the cost Of this.
suit 10 be paid IN cash. Purchasers to give
bond and good suretes for the purchase money.
s. s. TOMPKINS, c. ED
Comm'rs. Office, Edge6eld, Aug. Z, l847.
aug II At 90