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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-09-24
LANCASTER. Friday, September "a. is47.
coRRRcrgp wEEkLY BY tNRgA Z porY.

by TeiegraPh-For the ZancsciHe Courier.
Nsw YoRK, September 2l-54 O'Clock. p. NJ.
FtorR-M Moderate sales ut previous prices
The quotations for Western, say $5,75@ 1914,
have not varied materially.
PRovisloNs-AIe neglected, aud but a nominal
business doing. Sales OF Mess Pork, Western,
No. !, at Sl3,75, aud Of Western No. Mess Beef
at SIG.
The markets generally are without change.
PlTrsBURGH, September 2l-G p. NJ.
q inches water in the channel and falling.
There is no change in this market, since my
last report,
PHILADELPHIA, September 21-94P P. NJ.
There is no change in this market generally.
BALTIMORE, September 21-91 p. NJ.
The stock market is without change.
FLoUR-There is AN increasing demand, will
sales Of Howard Street at s., 26a s., 371. Prices
are on the advance.
Dealers are awaiting their private letters per
Brittania, and the market generally is dull.
ZAEEsyILLE, September %.
Yesterday was "A clear aud very pleasant day
and there was more activity percepiible in all
branches ofbusiness.
We continue our quotations as before.
WHEAr-75 cents per bushel, from teams, and
very light receipts.
FLoUR.-Sales in a retail way at si,2jQ$i,54
Extra brands command $500.
CoRS-23025c 3Y bu.
OArs-l5@ l8c. Hay $3.50 P ton.
Flaxseed 6Oc 99 bu. Whisky zoe W gal, in
barrels. - Courier.
CLEVELAND, Sept. 10.
F~lour-Sales 500 bbls at 1886, deliverable III
October.
Wheat-Sales l84j bus at $50.
Corn-l00O bush, Yellow, next week, Acc.
BUFFALO, Sept. II.
Flour the market has improved, with sales at
$4,87405,OO
Wheat-Sales, new Ohio, at 10l0l02c.
Corn-Good demand and may be quoted at
494@52c An improved feeling peryades the
market generally.
CINcISNATt, Sept. 10.
PRovIsIoSs.-Sales 800 bbls. Mess Pork at al
improved figure.
BUTTER.-Sales 81 kegs country pkd at l2ic
WHlsGY.-Sales at l6s0l7sc
CHlLLGooTHE, September %.
The price of Wheat ranges from 20 to IS cents
Flour retails at $4@$4,25; Corn % in ear, 80 cents,
shelled; Oats l7c; Barley 4O0l5c; FIaSseed &c.
Beans 5O@G2c; Lard. G@64 cents; Bacon, Hog
round, 6 Cents.-Gd2ctte.
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For dc Laneasler Ga.ene.
Precedence Of Rank.

AS our young men sometimes indulge
in jealousies and heartburnings arising
from the hitherto undecided questions re.
lative to the superior responsibility o
this or that pursuit, and as we have in oul
country 10 hereditary titles of nobility
which in the old world. by their regular
gradations, remove all grounds for con
flicting claims, | would therefore pro,
pose the following plan for settling these
controversies among II young people
Let three orders Of knighthood be in.
stituted, founded upon the natural divis.
ion OF our people into three great classes
the agricultural, the mechanical and the
mercantile. The classes of the com
munity can all be ranged under these
general head on the ground that either
they, or their ancestors, have at some
time or other, been engaged in one or the
other of the above named callings. The
agriculturists might adopt the plougA-tai
as the type of their class. The mechanic
arts could all in a lump be conveniently
symbolized by the jack-plane; and the
yard-stick would be a very appropriate
emblem ofthe different branches of the
trading community. So hat farmers,
mechanics, and merchants would respec-
lively be designated, "Knights Of Mo
Ploagh-ta1," knights fMe Jack plane,
and "KnightS ofthe Yard-stick."
Now, toys, I'll tell you how, after
these orders shall have been instituted
the question of precedence shall be de.
cided.
Just go on, as very respectable ma.
%iorities of the classes to which you sever
ally belong are now doing, in the uttel
neglect of all kinds of mental improve.
ment; and vigorously expel from your
respective brotherhoods the wretch who
should presume to touch a book, Or should
manifest. the %groveling desire ofbecom.
ing intelligent, honorable and virtuous,
At the end of every ten years let a gen.
eral examination of all the orders take
place; and in whichever order, in proper
ton to its members, the greatest number
of consummate asses can be found,-lel
this order enjoy the privilege of wearing
the longest ears, and Of braying the loud
est for the mex decennial period.
But, gentlemen, if you should prefer
entering into a contest of another kind
namely, the contest ofoutvieing each 9th.
er in knowledge and virtue; and if the
result ofthis strife should be that at the
end of a certain number of years all the
young people o%fourcountry shall be found
to be highly distinguished for general in
formation, for good morals, and for eve.
ry quality that can grace and dignity hui
manity;-then it will make no difference
in the estimation of any sensible person.
whether you are engaged in the c%ultiva-
ton ofthe soil, in the practice Of the use
full arts, Or in exchanging the commodi.
ties of commerce.
JOHN WILLIAMS.
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THE
Married WOman's Private
Medical Companion

BY DIR. A. NJ. MAURICEAU.
Third Edition. l3mo. PIP. $50. Price Sl.]
81, 200 Copies sold in three Months!!!
THNliE great demand for this most important work,
Il (~oCwhich thousands are snld)has compelled the
issue of another edition. 1t is intended especially
for the married, as it discloses important secrets;
which should be known to them particularly. Here
every female can discover the causes, symptoms,
and the most efficient remedies and most certain
mode Of cure, III every complaint 10 which ner sex
is subject.
Married females will here learn the aTt whereby
they would retain their youth, yigIr, beauty, elias
liclty ofbody, and b~uoyancy of spirits to an advau-
ced age, instead Of being afflicted, as hundreds aud
thousands are, into whose hands this book has not
yet fallen.
1t is an important question to The married why il
is that we behold SO many married females sickly
debilitaled, and Frustrated? as also the causes:
aud whether they are susceptible Of remedy. They
will here find those Important matters, connected
with discoveries in medical aud physiological sci
ence, which meet this question.
This work is destined TO be in the hands Of every
wife aud mother who has a regard for her own
health aud welfare, as we'll as that OF her husband.
The revelations contained in its pages have alfea
dy proved a blessing to thousands.
To those yet unmarried, but contemplating mar
riase, or, perhaps, h%esItating as 10 the ~propriety Of
incuuing the responsibilities attendant upon ii, the
importance of being possessed of the revelations
contained IN these pages, SO intimately involving
their future happiness, cannot be appreciated.
II is of cowse impossible to convey more fully, in
a public journal, the various subjects treated Of, as
they are of a nature strictly intended for the married
or those conlemp Iating marriage: neither is il neces
sary, since it is every oue's duty TO become possess
edof knowledge, whereby the s~uferings TO which a
wife, a mother, VI a sister may be subject, can be
obviated.
Copies will be sent by Mail free of Postage
Over ten thousand copies have been sent by mail
within Three months, with perfect safety and certain
~. In no Instance has 4 remittance failed to reach
the publisher, or the book those TO whom it has been
directed.
On the receipt OF One Dollar, the "yhdrreG Wo
mans Pripate Medical Companion will be sent
free. Of postage to any part of The United S,ales.-
All letters must be addressed (pOsl PaidJ 10 Df. A.
NJ. Mauriceau, Box 1924, New York City. Publish
ing OAdcel29 Liberty Street, New York.
N. B.-The trade supplied on the usual terms.
For sale by all the principle Booksellers in the
United States. Agent in Lancaster,
w. S. BEATTY, BookssIle
August 81, Is47. 6ml6
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to break out In the language Of tho poet.

~ love my country's fine clad hills,
Her thousand bright and gurgling rnls,
Her sunshine and her storms;
Her rough and rugged rocks, thatrear
Their hoary heads high in the air,
In wild fantastic forms.
The springs in this region deserve a
little further notice as there is probably
no portion ofcountry in the world better
supplied with living springs of cool re-
freshing water than this. From tho tops
Of the hills to the bottom Of the %vallies,
beautiful springs abound; these mostly
flow with what is called soft water; some
few however are found producing miner,
eral water; there is one of this character
on the lands of Mr.. Us. McAboy, which
Improperly improved might become a con-
siderable watering place.
No doubt the reader is ready TO say
this must be a healthy country; it certain.
ly is, there are no pale faces here. The
cheek of the aged matron, the smi.
ling lass and p%ratling infant blooms with
health and vigor; aud if the inhabitants
OF our towns and low lands would visit
this country and breathe awhile the re.
freshing breeze that murmurs through
the pine groves their cheeks would bloom
like roses for months.
There is one more subject that we wish
to notice; this is the fruit that abounds in
this country; in addition to the juicy APP.
pie, the blushing peach aud crimson plum
there is immense quantities of wild fruit
such as persimons, June berries, grapes
whartle- berries, checker, and winter.
green berries; the latter of these grow
mostly in the pine groves. and while gath.
ering them we are often ready to eXclaim
Sweet bower, where the pine and poplar leave,
spread
And have woven their branches a roof DER my
head;
0!how pleasant to sit on the evergreen here
While the notes ofthe birds sweetly roll through
the air.
There are likewise to be found here
the narrow glen, the shady dell, and
spouting cataract, where the brooks com
ing down from the hills leap over pre-
cipices a hundred feet high; also the
gloomy den and the deep and lonely cav.
ern, which were once the retreat of the
wild beasts of the forest, and the home OF
the red man ofthe woods" but now have
become the resting place %ofdomestic ami
mails. SYLVAN.
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II ID.

V10W Che
The subscriber having returned from tue Eastern
Cities, whittier she had gone to receive the Spring
fashions and purchase her Stock, can now
be found at her new establishment over the Store
Room formerly occupied by Ainsworth & Wilcox
and Just one door east of Reber e. Kutz.
She las on baud a beautiful assortment OF Grape,
Pearl Braid aud Palmetto Bonnets, Ribbons,
French flowers. all kinds of Bonnets and dress
Trimmings --latest styles) together with a great
varity of Fancy articles for Ladies'. She is pre-
pared to mike Dresses, Bonnets and trim the
same combining taste, beauty aud fashion equal to
any eastern establishment.
Work promptly Enisned and furnished at the
time promised.
ELIZABETH MURPHY.
Lancaster, April IA, I847. 40
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Z IN

Jaw 90 AahaCA = 90
Pcndleton Riley Il Co.
os. IN CHANCERY.
Levi Anderson CT ais.
BY virtue ofan alias writ ofsale and reference
ID to me directed from the Court OF Common
Pleas, for the County OF Fairfield and State OF
Ohio, | will offer and expose 10 sale by public
vendue, atthe Door of The Court House in the
Town Of Lancaster, on
Monday the 27th day of September ncxt,
between the hours of 10 o'clock A.. NJ. and 4 o
clock p, M. OF said day, the following described
Real Estate, to-wit:
/. The West halfui In-LotNo 10, in SquareNo.
8, in the Town Of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS at $3.50 .
2. Out Lot tadioinins Lancaster) No. 5, North
west, containing . 37-lOO Acres-Appraised at
5000.
3. Part Of an Out-Lot bounded on the west by
In-Lot No. la in Carpenters Addition TO the
Town of Lancaster-being so much of said Out,
Lot as is included between the Road from Lan-
caster to Athens and the Hooking Canal and III
Lot No. ll4-it being the same Tract conveyed
to said Anderson by George Ring and Wife, by
deed recorded in Book No. 6, p, ~29-Appraised
at SIS. Terms Of Saie-Cash in hand.
7. b. EWING,
Master Commissioner.
August :, l847. 5wl5 pr 1919
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Sherin,s Sale.

OY virtue Of Fl. ct Lev. Fa. To me directed
hOfrOn the Court Of Common Pleas for Fairfield
County Ohio, | will offer and expose to sale by
public yendue and cutlery, at the door ofthe Court
House. on Monday the 9th day of September
next, between the hours OF 10 o'clock A.. VI. and
4 O'Clock p. NJ. of said day, the following describ-
ed Land and T~enements, to-wit:--In-Lot No 4, in
the 18th Square Of tile Town of Lancaster, Fair
field County, Ohio, together with all the improve
ments thereon belonging. Taken in execution As
the property of William Cox, at the suit o fSamuel
Beery. for the use of the Trustees of the Lan-
caster Ohio Bank. Terms of sale cash in hand.
ELIAS PERRY, Sheriff F. c.
August 81, 1917. 5wl6prfee$2. %
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-09-24

~ Locofoco papers make comparisons be-
tween the years OF 1916 and 1847 to show the
iniquity and injustice of the tax law. Why don't
they go back to 1914, the last year ofthe operation
Ofthe old law and then make comparisons The
truth Of the matter is, the people are satisfied with
the present law and desire no alteration and will
desire none, unless experience shall point out
defects, which can be remedied. The Locofocos
of this county were sensible-they did not even
hint ut a repeal OF alteration Of the law.
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.'Thc United States Reporter"

We refer the reader to the prospectus of this
Journal in our advertising columns.
1t will be an invaluable Journal to the commu
nifty. Its Editor is Official Reporter of the United
States Senate and through his Journal the public
will have the only means of obtaining the official
reports of the Senate. Mr.. Houston is consider
ed the best reporter in the United Suites and his
paper must rank high as a medium of Congress.
ional Intelligence.
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State Of Ohio, Fairfield rountp.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
IoL,,, n Au;,nncb,

COURT OF Inns
John c. AllisPach,
rs. I'm CHANcERY.
George Myers and others. J
NOTICE is hereby given to the Defendant
IN George Myers, a nonresident of this State,
that Complainant lEs filed in this Court his Bill
in Cbancery against him. and John A Collins and
John c. Fall, alleging, that said Defendants are
indebted to him on account ofa Lot of Boiling
Cloths placed in their hands to be sold on COM
mission-and praying that an account may be
and Defendants decreed to pay him the
amount due,-And that unless lie appears and
pleads. answers. or demurs to said Bill, within 60
days after the next Term OF said Court. said Bill
will be taken as confessed byhim and the matters
thereof decreed accordingly.
JOEL RADEBArGH. CLERK.
August 30, 1917. Owls pf$3,50
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The Fail Business.

We have a fine prospect of doing a good fall
business. Some Of our Mel chants have already
commenced receiving their Fall and Winter sup.
ply OF Goods and others expect their stock in the
course Of few days 1t may not be GENERALLY
known, but it is a fact, that Goods are sold at low.
er prices in this town, than in any other place in
Central Ohio,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-09-24
Maine and

The Wings have acted miserably in the recent
elections in these States. In Maine the Locofo'
cos have elected their Governor and six out Of
seven Congressman. In the Kennebec district,
Morse is defeated. In Vermont, there is no cleo
tion OF Governor by the people but both branch.
es of the Legislature are Wing and Wing State
Officers will be chosen. The division on the Lii
cence question has caused this falling off in the
Wing strength. The "Star that never sets has not
gone down, it is true; but Greedy thinks that it
ought not to get so near the horizon.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-09-24

(Nbis has been the secret principle OF 100 many Or lie
- wl'olrfiie dealers h. Teas upto ihisiime, and They have
piacuced we most shameful Imposition on theCOuntrv Mer.
chant without any fear of~ detection. But a new era IN the
Tea Trade has come and the PEKlN TEA COMPANY
claims me honor ofis inlrodueiion. They were the hrN 10
raise the banner Of Reform, on which they have lnscuhed
pirie feYoiufiDn has heen The consequence. Leteonsulners
o. IeasgeTy where look al Whai We have done.
eaNsd TOO good for then before.
20. we have driven Out Of the market n vas, amount Of
Ia'N, ana Introduced a better rlass Of Tens than has yet
ever tren sold; Importers Of Tea Onen come 10 US 10 Get
ran find nowhere glse. ~ ~"
~ we have redated prices more than 25 per rent both
"a btafk and Green Teas. The whole3ale Rrorers saw we
are running the trade and cali ~ hnmlues. This W. ,ays
done already. and now see what We ara ready 10 do
~, we VIII sell Teas by the single chest. half chest. or
W ID box. at the same prizes That whnlesale p,orcfs n,v 10
The Importers When they hHy ly .le hundred naekaves
~ The whoirsale Eroners allow only i3nr al mos, "a
Us iafe 10 the half chest. This IS a cheat. We viii al
low, ~ mosi ins'llces, u and 10 liz tare on tho sane.
81 We hereby undertake To all every Kind Of Tea
from cir 10 trles cents per pound cheaper Than the whole.
sale gfOcrrs do.
How eau we DO this asks the country i%nrrcnnni1
This Is orr answer we are confent with seven per
rent. profit instead of35 and 80 per cent a Ia wholesale
grOrrr.
We deserve the flauks VI the country merchants for "a.
wing Them hereafter from heing cheated. Let them come
To the " arciIonse Ollie PEKlN TEA CO and compare
slmplcs o: fea They got elsewhere; aud ifthey buy bad
Teas ilsn, at high prirrs. IL is their own fanlf.
an English importer lately hOasted "a ~ that he could
make more money by srnding had Teas TO tie New York
market Than on good Tsas. we are r,soved 10 overthrow
ms fraud, and now rail npon agents IN every town Of the
' hftrd states 10 come forward ane Imy The Tcas imported
ny The TEA 60 aud we pledge ourselves. Tint II
~ sA months They do not sell more Tea than the oliest
aud largest d'aiers ~ the town. we will give them our Tea
without charge. This is plain English aud cannot be- mis-.
understood We APPEAL for Testimony 10 tie immense sue.
RES Of our AgentSin any pari ofIhe United states.
RJAgehts wanted in every town in the United States
Tor The sale Of these Teas, By which they ran make money,
and corfer a benefit upon The Public by supplying the pure
article.
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THE Next Congress.

The members elected consist Oflll Wings, 100
Locos, and / Native. Two vacancies; one in
Ohio and one in Michigan-bOth will be flIed
with Locos. Three States yet to elect-Mary.
land, Mississippi and Louisiana. In these, the
members stand at presents Wings to IL Locolo-
cos. II they return the same number OF each
party, the House will stand ia Wings to lib Lo-
cos. But we have chance of gaining one in
Mississippi and 9 in MARYLAND.
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Greenfield Academy.

A MOTHER Session Of the Greenfield Acade
N my will commence on Tuesday he 5h da,
Of October. This will probably be the last SEES
sion of the school. My friends are referred to q
communication in the Gazette of the 18th inst.
for statement of the causes which have obliged
me to abandon my enterprise.
JOHN WILLIAMS.
Greenfield Township, Sept. l7,1s47. 3wl9"
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CATALOGUE OF TEAS
PEKrN TEA oMpAN z,

Tile Teas mentioned IN this Catalogue are done up IN
quarter pound, half pound. and one pound packages-the
hri, or insi'lc wrapper j. lead. The second wrapper IL water
proof paper. aud lie third or outside wrapper is II Chinese
rice PAPER. The Company sell none lni good Teas, done
up IN ills superior manner, all Of titetn grown In the mUst
luNuriol- districts in China County dealers may selrct
~ small a quantity u earh kind o. They like, and have
Them packed In one chest These Teas alSO rome IN i've
polhI Chinrse parkagrs. called quattOons, a very conyen-
icni. farciim and portable shape
Persons residing iH nav part Of the United States or
I anafa' can orirt any oftie Teas In thu catalogue, hy let.
Ter. 10 quantities 10 SUIT their wishes. We pack Them in
Chinese boxes ara deliver Them 10 the Forwarding Mer.
chant free from charge for packing or carriage. The mon
ey should always accompany TIE orlerl
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Lancaster High school.

fifth quarter of this school will com
mence on Monday the 20h Of September.
inst, Ample accommodations have been provid-
ed for any number OF students. The undersigned
is especially DESTROYS OF obtaining scholars in the
branches. The prices are now very ma
reduced.
j. II. GOOD, Principal
Lancaster, September II, l847. 3wI9
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as.
The Widow and Heirs.
"URSUANT to an order of the Court of Com
mon Pleas to me directed, as Administrator
OF said Estate, / will offer at public sale, at the
door of the Court House in the town of Lancaster,
in said County of Fairfield, on
Saturday the 25th day of Septembcr, 1s47.
between the hours Of 10 o'clock A.. NJ. aud 4o-
clock P. NJ. of said day, the following described
Real Estate, to-wit: Parts Of In.Lots Nos. 7 and 8
and OF ln-Let No. 6. in the LIST Square of the town
OF Lancaster, being the present residence of the
Widow of the said David Rees, Jr as described
in the order of sale TO me directed.
The above property will be sold subject to the
payment of 1913, annually, to the Widow, iii lieu
Of her dover therein.
The terms Of sale will be one.third in hand, one
third in one year, and one.third in two years with
interest from the day of sale. The House and
Lot appraised at 81, ASP, and will be sold at not
less than 5000.
JOHN R. MuMAUGH, administrator
of The Estate Of Daosa Rscs, Jr. deceased.
August 90, l847 5wl5 pf 1926
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Dissolution Of Partnership.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the partnership
~ heretofore existing between the firm OF
ALSPAUGu &BEATTY is this day dissolved by
mutual consent Of the parties, and the business
will in future be conducted by NJ. ALSPAUGH
All persons having unsettled accounts due
the firm will please call aud close up the same
with n. BEATTY, who is authorised TO settle up
the firm books. NJ. ALSPAUGH,
N. BEATTY.
Baltimore, AUGUST 81, 1917. lml7
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"THE MIRROR OF CONGRESS.n
important Announcement.

Tbroughoutthe sessions Of Congress, EXTRAS
ciHbe issued from the cfice cfAe United States
Reporter" containing The reports Of all such de-
bates as may posses PARTICULAR erciiag interest.
EV~AH subscriptions and Communication 10 be
post paid, addressed u. A, Houston, United States
Reporter, Washington, D. C.
Washington, D. q, September "a, 1917.
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Fairfield Common pleas.
" m. Slade, Jr., Adm'tor, dc
bonis HOnof w m, w Irwin.

= M Us. IN CHANCERX
Heirs of same
OY virtue OF an order to me directed in This
- case, will proceed to offer at public sale
before the Court House door in said County, ON
Saturday the a5th day of September. 1s4y,
between the hours OF 10 o'clock A. M. and A O..
clock P. M. of said day, the following Real Estate.
Two Lots, Nos. Q and 3, snb-diyided out OF Lot
No | and the West half OF Lot No. 9, in the 18th
Square OF the Town Of Lancaster, as appears by
a Plat Of said subdivision remaining in this case.
No. 2 appraised at $500, No. 3 at $4,000.
Also, No. Sin the third Square of said Town.
This Lot 10 upon the Canal and has upon it a good
Observation-Disclosures at $1,000.
T~erms-One-third in hand and the balance in
one and two years, with interest.
WILLIAM SLADE, Jr.
Administrator de bonis non Of w. w Irvin
August 20, l847. 4w16 pr 50 so.
Note.-The above sale postponed to October O.
l847, between l0A. NJ. and 4 P. M. before the
Court House door.
VIM. SLADE Jr. adm tor,