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Who is SwINDLED I've discover, by the the New
York papers, that the "WATERTowN BANK" has ex-
pired, and its notes left In the hands of the people
worthless.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-07-08

writer in the Richmond Wing proposes Henry
Clay for President and Zachary Taylor for Vice Pre-
sident. This Is the most appropriate, consistent,
whig-anti-sayery ticket that could be presented
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-07-08

Parson Browulow," of the JonesbOrough, Tenn ,
Wing. dominates Clay for President and Taylor for
Vice President, that he may learn to be great
statesman &c he is a general"
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Gov. Bebb has appointed Thomas Ewing, Alfred
Kelly, and John Brough commissioners the part of
Ohio, to meet commissioners from Virginia, to settle
the boundary line between the States.
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TEZE required pro-
d Of the Land Warrants Scrip from the Government
Washington those who have received honorable discharge
service either by expiration Of their Of service by
disability contracted the service. BY instruction from the
Department Washington required OF
who have been discharged account of disability their
Land Scrip and those members OF the who have been
thus dscha ged will please call Immediately and have their claims
perfected The immediate representatives of the claims the decea
the company will also call and claims
thenaed. make charges further than the actual expenses
may subjected and leave for Washington in
Interested viii please call will
any been
Companies Regiments. will be found the Palmer House.
JNO McDOUGALL,
June % 1917. journal copy.) late Capt Marion Vols.
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How strange it is that we DO no, cover the rods
and sides of our houses with thin sheet iron ,latsA
instead Of c0mbustible boards aud shingles. We pa
slate 40 the roofs and leave We ss prepared as tin
as shingles md and no cust MAYA 81
iiia ll,cy 49, painted, las,5 = -
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NOTICE.

I'D OOKs will be opened 10th day Of July Cor the sub
of stock the indianapolis Pendeton and AndersonOwn
Railroad at the city of indianapolis by Robert Hanna and
Calvin Fletcher; Thomas TorseSts
Joseph ChioOd Pendeton, ConG Grossly and j..
H. Cook; huntsville by Wynn
N. Williams. June % 3w III. COOK.
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LABORERs WANTED.

UHRlCKIAYERS AND TENDERS constant employ
ment for the by applying som, the Indiana Hospital
for the Insane.
The highest given, which present 81 81 day. o
81 % with boad for bckayes and 81 90 day 20 cents with
board) Cor tenders. Payments prompt in cash.
Apply to Saml IngresOl, foreman on the building
JNO. EVANS,
ll2x Suneriniendent Ind Hnsn for The Ins.ne-
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FURNITURE FOR SALE.

GREAT variety Of furniture such as bedsteads bedding tables
IN wash stands looking chairs, &c &C. offer
residence OF Mrs f. G. Whe
Pennsylvania Persons want Of furniture of kind viii
we'll call the house. the subscriber at
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The Army in Mexico.

Our attention has been called to an article publish
ed IN the New York Courier and Enquirer of the l4th
instant, IN which it is charged upon the Union that
IT has misstaed the amounto orceof the armies un-
der Major Generals Scott ands Taylor, and that the
actual strength of their columns will be much less
than represented, &c.
1t was stated in the s'Union," that when the rein
forcements which have been ordered by the War De
partment for Major Generals Scott and Taylor should
all have reached their destination, those Generals
would have under their command-the former nearly
10000 and the latter nearly 10000, troops On in
quiry at the Adjutant Generals office to-day are
confirmed in the correctness Of the statements hereto
fore made In reference to the troops which have been
provided for the armies in the field The force under
the orders Of Maj General Scott-exclusive of the
twelye-months' men, say 35O0-amounted, on the
last of March, to upwards of III 900 aggregate
Since that date, renorcements of regulars Gold and
new reglments) TO the number of 1900 must 1t is be-
Eeved have reached the seat of war in that quarter
which NUMBER by the last of June, will be still fur
tier augmented by some 3,jO0-making the aggre-
gate force under the orders Of General Scott at that
date, say 10, 800; which includes the garrisons OF
captured towns, and is subject TO deduction on
account Of the casualties of the service during the
last two months. On the other hand, however, Gen
Scott will be further reinforced by the quota of voun-
teers under the April calls assigned TO his command
some 2 000 and by further accessions Of regular
troops-say 800. The force provided for the main
army in MEXICO viii not, we lave reason to believe
be less thanl20,0 900.
The measures taken by the War Department to re-
iuforce the afmy under Gen. Taylor, we have said
will provide a force Of at least 10000, which, W,
have every Mason to believe, viii be realized
Regular Trnops.
Fourteen companies, old regiments, (nine Of artillery
ami Eve Of cavalry i,2ct
10Th rcgTs-at Of infantry 90 eepPanies) SOS
18th @ IS 400
10Th "--l0 - og7
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IA July ], ls{1.
Psrsons calling for these letters wI please to say
ADVERTISED.
The inland postage all Letters papers for Foreign
Countries Be prepaid, otherwise they eaEn0i Be for
rde
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CoTEON YARNS.
oo POUNDS Pussh and Indiana poir Cotton Yarn the
,isf0o ma,prises. y, - lEDpERLY's
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The inland post.
Countries must Be
Uarded.
a.
Anderson Robt I
AntrUm Thomas
Armstrong Thomas
Anderson Jsryas
Alion S0loman
Anderson Rev Jacob
Anderson Miss Eli
beth
Arnold Lewis
Avery Andrew
Alrxander Miss Mar
NJ
Address Henry
b.
Barnet Curtis
Beeler Miss Emily
BrittOn John
BughausJn II ,
Burns JnO w
Bee'Or Joel
Bold w II
Beatty David :
Bates W L
Blue Uriah
Brown Miss Ann
Bradley Washing
ton >
Brown George
BOYLE John i =
Butler Chas
Bristor Morris
Branson John 2
Rloyis James
Bower c X NJ d
Boikin James
Biddlo II p
Brady Patrick
Brandon Martin
Baker COnrod
Barnes VIM +
Bristing John
c.
Cressv Rev T r ?
Cartar James
Cherry Thomas p
Cunningham Miss
Mary +
Carey Milton
Corbaly Miss Mary
ConarOe Mr. Joel
Cramer Andrew
Clark Saml
Cord Emcline
Clinton Jos
Clark Archibald
Cox Miss Eliznhcth
Callins jeremiah
Cunningham Mrs
| Nancy
Chopper Jos Y
ChenOwith Ross ?
| Caylor Jos
Crider II
Combs Joseph 4
Cox Mrs Mary
| Chandler r II
Clark James VI
| Curl Abram
Cox Airs Nancy
Cox John
| ConrOe Samuel
| ID.
| David David
| Deepen Mildred
! Durnell Benjamin
Davenport Henry
] Durham George
| Day VIM II
| Darror II
Day Mark
| Dawson Matthias
Doolittle Mr. VIM
+.
Elgin VI b .
Ellis Sylvester
Evony DIR Jno T
| Eggieston Mrs Z |
Edwards VIM
Elder DR.
F.
Foster Alexander .
Fisher Saml
Farris Rirhard
Fleming Jno W
Foltzc Simon
FellcnceT Mrs L
Francis Mr. NJ
FurgusOn JnO
Fail VI g
Fisher + G
Fisher u G
Fravel Lieut. EObt
G..
| Gavef Henry
| CASTOR Mcssrs L I
s II II
Gwin Albert z
Guinup Luther
Grant Jn0
Gordon George
II.
Harter s VI
Hanna James I
Hunter J w
Hand james
Hand RObt P
Hillibrand Uriah
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NNTgCE
MARION VOLUNTEEIeS.

NOIHGE. !
LII persons indebted to The undersigned viii please call and pay
IA 40. Call oce5of Ketcham Stevens,
July |, is47. lO3w A. BIRD.
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Board of Trustees of the wabash and
Erie Canal.


order Of the Board notice that the office OF the
Trustees business of the Trust
established TeTre fiaue and on business
ng the Trust should addressed The Board Of Trustees OF
the Wabash and Erie Canal" at Teue Hauie.
= CHARLES BUTLER,
President OF he OF Trustees
E JST received at ROLLS Store, lot Of Waffle
eD 1rons few of Wsdrens moving Scyhes dozen Back
Snake Scyihes.
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EpAsINs, Fs Anonds sp. Float Indigo, Madder, Queens
ya's' f'"''' Lao 'A' s !" II TnoRr's Chop Store
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CALL AND SETTLE

yuyE subscriber in want of funds takes this method OF
informing whoever they
themselves indebted either
by note call and settle Having begun bust
ness anew the old affairs be closed up. Il IS hoped this
notice will be sufficient mar 8 If 90 w. II. TALBOT.
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y, ENRON Fulton township, Fountain county Indiana,
~ N about the 22d of April GREY MARE about 10
XII years old, about Is hands high rather dark
well made, light body, her whas
monty called glass eye she has had the ua broke on the lett
taken the hair OF the shoulder
getting nearly The skin of her
shoes footed Amy who win give in
Otherwise Covngton Ind will be
suitably rewarded. THOMAS BRACKEN.
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10000, 5000, 10000.

Whole iickeis SO; halves :; quarters 81. C-rth
cate o. package Of e whnlss Sli0sliares IN proportion
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StraIsusa,s tssaJcc.

No. 8, SOETH FOUR r EE " IN
~ STREET.
- aithe world say wha! They cab,
l'oc selling prizes SrRArToH' the man.
Drawn Nos Of Sussex, No 25, Feb. ~
62 IL - 40 "a % CT 2 IS AZ 10 81 . II 81
II 900 DOLLARS, $500 DOLLARSl
1UESDA View Jersey Louery No. IL
Carilais: Sl5 600, $500, SEQ, $50. l60, Of
LOCO, ~. II Nos, Is drawn. Tcsels 81
halves ,; quarters l.
10000 DOLLARS! 5000 DOLLARS!
WEDNES Y-Alexandria Lottery, No. Q.
Capitals $4,000, 5000, $780, 1893. 10 Of
1000. &c 70 Nos, IA drawn. Tickets So;
halves , so; quarters 70.
10000 DOLLARS! 10000 DOLLARS
ThURSDAY-New jersey Lottery, No. IS.
Capitals, $4,000, 10000. $500, 1000, 10 of / :
600. SC. 66 Nos, VI drawn. Tickets IS; halves
2 80; quarters %.
G,50O DOLLARS! 1900 DOLLARS
FRiDAY-Mononga Lottery, No. 3. Ca
pilals $500, $500, 1850, l,I50, LOO, 1850,
OF 500, &c. G6 Nos, II drawn. Tickets % SO;
halsrs 25; quarters 62 GEMS.
10000 DOLLARS 5000 DOLLARS!
SATURDAY-Su No. %. Capitals:
$4,000, 1000, 1927, 5 OF 1000, s Of $50, &c.
Is Nos. IS drawn. Tickets SO; halves / so;
quarters rs cents
1000 DOLLARS! 1000 DOLLARS
SATURDAY NIGHT-Sussex, Extra, No.
TO- Capitals: "a coo, 900, 343, &c. &c
10 Nos, II drawn. Tickets 81; halves SO
cents; quarters 25 cents.
800 600 in & Prizes Of $40 900 each.
Alexandria Lo,ery, No. K 10 be drawn
March 9Th, lS47 Capitals: 6 OF Flo 900, $500
2,341 % OF 1000, so of 400, &c. IS Nos, Is
drawn. Tickets $40; halves s. quarters SO.
oriers Tor Packages, Certificates OF Packages
and .:nels Tickets in all the Lotteries, will be
plo,n2lly atyendedto, anddrawings sent when re-
ouesied. Please address orders 10
II. STRATTON,
March 1 Richmond. Va.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NOTES ON BOOKS
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We estimate Mr. James abilities Is romance w,rr
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RAMBLES ABOUT THE COUNTRY; by Ars f.
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The object Of the present work Is Ia depict some of
The great distinctive features nlhe Western and South
sections or our far spread country. The author
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oi character deserve special notice. and merit
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On Val Street, Opposite C,iy Hoiel
TUE following brilliant Schemes for March are oyrr.
ed TO u far Gnd near, rich and poor. Persons who
sum 0f money with Luck may obtain thnusn d. of dol
afs and thereby relieve themselves Of all their respon.
abilities NJ one knows the fortune which now awaits
him. Lee hun remember, thai II can only be obtained
through The hands OF LUCK.
GRAND SCHEMES FOR MARCH.
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass TO- 10 be drawn OH
saturday, March slh ls47. ut Wilmington, Delaware.
~ Nos., II drawn Grand Scheme-5 prizes of SIS 900
each, Of 1000, Of snOo. Of 2.733, 3 Of $500, OF
LOU lpO II ono 100 Of Son. etc. Ticket, sl5 halves
So quarters IS Certificate of package OF whules
slo6 81; 'bares in proportion.
$4,000 1900! 5000
Grand Consolidated Lottery. clsss No IL n he drawn
on saturday March l3th, isa?, al Wilmington bel
- Samhes i.o.!ery-l3 Drawn Hal,nis. Grand Capt
Ialls-sal,onU II oG0 5000, 6GO 1000 3sO m prizes
Of 25n. 20 Of 6OO ~ ~ 400 % Of O0 a1O OF coo etc
Tickets SlO halves s. quarters so. certificate of u
package 81 p whoIes sllo; shares in proportion
100000 $4,000. 100000
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class ~ be drawn OH
saturday, March aJlh, 1877, At Wilmington, Delaware.
. Nus, " drawn. Grand rapiials-saO,0C0 $1,000,
10 Om 6cn COO, 1920 2G0O IS prizes Of $50 25 OF
SEQ - OF IO, 20 Of 275 ETC. Tickets go; halves s;
quarters ~. Certificates OF packages OF 10 Who'll;
Slao-shaies III proportion.
10000 DOLLARS. COCO, ioy Of 1000 DOLLARS
Grand Consolidated Lottery. Glass -, 10 be drawn
on sa:n.:ay, March 9Th, 1872, Al Wilmington Della
ware. - MOI, ID drawn. Grand scheme-siU ,Onn,
so0o, 400, 1850, 20On, $780, no prizes Of Gua mi
81 900, tic Tickets SlD; halves 5 quarters &c.
Certificates o. packages Of % w.ora S20 shares In
Proportion.
" Pe,-oas ordering by the package may deduct the
rnce Of i:5ec Tickets.
GJ have every day lotteries from 81 In $40, and
when remittance Is made 10 me, large or small, :
WIN aiwals invest III The most popular Lotteries on
hand. The drawings sent, whcr requested, 10 all
who order from me. The cash for all Capitals can he
had AS usual, al sight on all letters enclosing cash
or prze sir1rts the posIase need not he paid The
Icktts In The above Lotteries are received, and all
ders addressed 10 will meet The most prcmJt aud
Confidential attention. Address
March g. q. LUCK, Kichnond. Va.
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Il,llsyille. February s-cw6y
PRIVATE MEDICAL INSTRUCTION, IN
RICHMOND VA

THE undersigned have associated themselves for the
purpose of presenting 10 the student the cpporun
" of being thoroughly instructed in The elementary aud
higher departments 0f Medicine. The want Of .ulia-
HE attachments with the who enter the ranks OF
The profession has awakened the profession Of or
tire country 10 tho necessity Of reform and the most
feasible corrective, and which is at hand, Is well
regulated system Of instruction. conducted IN private
where the obstacles tn The progress VI the student may
ne seen and removed. The establishment III almost IN
Irry ne the rapid advance In several Of the
important departments and the great change which
they have Impressed upon the science, nave displayed
the utter fniIry of The loose system OF office insIruc
ton, in use for halt century
MANY or those whom the instruction ri the STUDENT
has been confded their remoensss from the great
mart or from the tolls OF aborious practice, are not en-
ablrd 10 keen pace with The advancing step al the SCI
enr. Text books, winch, during fhrr pnplligr, We're
deservedly rcpnted valuable authority nave neeomr "b
sole,a and If not false guides In The student, can al
hes bnt conduct HIM the threshold OF his profession
The several departments, embracing General and
aoecal Pathology, General and Special Physiology,
Therapeucs Anatomy, Surgery, Medicine, Obstetrics,
Materia Medca, Medical jurisprudence and Chemistry,
wtth ,he application o: An.culiaon and Percussion 10
The Exploration Of Disease. sill be arranged and in
10 the student AZ 10 uniform progress
In his studies Clinical instruction will also constitute
mart OF he course and the student will at all times
have access 10 the medical and surgical under
treatment in the College Iniimary and Richmond Aims
Houae.
The system Of Instruction viii consist OF reci!atons,
careful examinations and projections, daily throughout
the session of 1--WE months, commencing on the miro
Monday l5,h) OF March, l6i7.
Tho classes will he arranged az To suit those who
are cling the study OF Medicine, and others no
ara In differe nj stages OF proficiency.
Fee for the course, payable in adyancr, s3u
AUG. l. WARNER, ". D.
CARTER r. JOHNSON, NJ. u.
JAMES n. CONWAY, NJ. D.
nt
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INTERESTING LECTURES.


DR. HOLLlCK will deliver one Cour;, oil
~ Lectures ITO Genemca) on The PHILOSOPHY
and PHYSIOLOGY of the ORiGIN OF LIFE in Plants
and Animals, on Monday, Tuesday AMI We'd
ncsday next, March Isl, 2ad and 3rd, ia The Con-
cert Room OF the Exchange Holel. Doors open
al 7 o'clock; The Lecture precisely at II. Ad-
mission so cents, or cte, for The three Lee
lures, 81. Each Lecture is complete in iiseli-
illustrated BY SIXTEEN SPLENDID, FULL SIZED, LIFE.
LIKE MODELS, representing The whole human orga-
nzation complete, IN both systems and a! epery stage
Of Development The beauty and perfection Of
these "MlaacLEs or ART" cannot be conceived
by those who have not seen them. The won
drous organization and origination ofthe human
body is explained by ,nem in the most familiar
manner, and SO that no cEc can lall 10 undersan
il. These Lectures nave been given over one
hundred times in both New York anu Philade-
phia, and in Washington 10 pirate clcsscs Of Sc
majors, Physicians and others. To the man Of
science and 10 the admirer OF the wonders Of cle-
alton, these Lectures will be found oil absorbing
interest, independent OF their value in pointing
ou causes Of disease and death, 10 which thou
sands are now subjec, through their ignorance.
grYoulhs not admitted.
Feb d
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LANDS
AND MIL

IN pursuance Of decree Of the Circuit Superior Conn
i III Hanover, pronounced the I0h day Of October
lao, the subscriber, appointed by The Coun Comms-
soner for hai purpose, wll offer for sale, at public
alciIon The hughes, bidder, al Brandy Mills in the
county Of Hanover and about seven miles from the city
III Richmond on Thursday, The lth day Of March,
lsi7 II fair II not. the next fair day, the Lands and
NH mentioned Ia said decree. The Land conIains
about two hundred acr--, with dwelling hcupe and
other outrouse-. adjoining hc lands OF q.
w Trueheau, VIM. Il. Sydnor and Others. The Mali,
with three If Land attached. adjoins thr beI,r.
mentioned tract, and - failing stream. The
s"i il of good quality and well adapted 10 the growth
Of cotn wheat, oats, crtahles. etc. etc.
TERMS-So much III the purchase money 10 be paid
cash viii pay the and charges OF sale and tho
If the suit through which the decree obtain
rdrhe balance Of r purchase money tn be secured by
two bonds payable 10 tie sad commissioner al six and
twelve months from the day Of SALE enc Tor half of
said balance, and The TIL. Ia be retained until tho
whole of said balance shalt have been paid.
Feb. g-rids NATHAN u. CLARKE. Com'r.
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AUCTION SALES.
by N. B. ~ 4. he. Hill, Aucl,
NEGROES

NEGROES.
WIZ be sold BY US, this morning, al 10 o'clock,
WV 's'o i"eii' one Doy. Two girls and woman.
49,, n. q. & Z. +. HILL,
NniIcn : Auclioneefs.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF SLAVES
AND LAND in HENRICO co.
- uRSUA L 10 decree Of the County cour,
Of HenrIco, pronounced on The TN day OF
January, 1871 in the cause Of OConper &c ~
uen'iy, ana ais, me Undersigned, CONF .,>ioners
appointed thereby, will offer Tor sale 4, mill.
auction, 10 The highest bidder. on SATURDAY
he 9Th day Of February, 1871 he following re:
a estate 10 vii: The Tract II land whercnnon
Patrick II. Gen!ry, a:e o; Tie County OF Henri
CO, resided Al his death, lying on the Deep Run
Turnpike, IN said county, about six miles from
Richmond. and containing by recent survey 70
acres and fraction. Also, another tract near the
former, and lying on the Deep Run Turnpike and
INC road 10 Hungary Meeting House, and con
.aininS py recent survey l29 acres and fraction.
! ne SAFE VIII take place on The premises where
'Ne saf' uenlry resided al the time al his dealh;
commencing at Inc hour Of Twelve O'clock NJ on
lhe SAID 2hh day q February, 1917. and will b..
madc upon Inc following TENS, 10 wit: For
Cash as 10 SO much az will he required 10 nav he
costs OF The said suit and The expenses arlend;nc
The saei aud as 10 the residue, unon cfed;, -,
SIX and twelve monihs-lhe purchaser or rur-
chase's executing their bonds with approved Sc
curiiy. payable 10 the undersigned and lie ink,
10 sad tracts Of land 10 be retained until lhe whole
purchase money is pat, and i conveyance Or
dered by the Court.
we shall also sell al auction, Nv virtue o! sa:.,
decree on The Isl day Of March, 1877, at The hour
oi ~ A. NJ, al The auction room Of n BIC.
b. Hill IN the City Of Richmond, The following
slaves belonging 10 the estate III said p II. Gen
Try, 10 vii: Wiltshire, Mary and child ana Ma
ria Louisa" This sale will b. iol cash
The lille 10 all The above properly i. believed
10 be objectionable, but aching as commission.
els, We shall only convey such title AS is vested
III us BY The said decree.
ROBERT T. WICKER.
JOHN B. YOUNG,
Feb. S-w o&eo6l Commissioners
DISAPPOINTMENT
The sale Of The above. mentioned Land is post
poned until SATURDAY, The 9th cay Of March
1897 a. The hour and place above named; and The
sale 81 The above-named Slaves until MONDAY
tollowioe-io wit, The sth OF March, lS47, al the
said auction room al the hour Of 10 o'clock. A
M. ROBERT T. WICKER,
JOHN B. YOUNG. oommts'