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Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-06-22
Gays Extract OF
CANCIiALAGUA 4.
\ CALIFORNIA PLANT OF RARE

MEDICAL ' lKl IfS.
4 ccrtnn o,re for Pulmonary and Ncrrous
Complants, F,rer and Ague, ond oH ds,as-
cs origino,ing IN m'pUi,y Of H,e Biood.
IN the eradication OF morbid
L llumors aud Impurities Of The Blood re.
mdrkable for its anImalng, Strengthening and
restorative powers ;sOperallng as a gentle slim
ulani, and Invigoraling the impaired functions
in all eases of Headache, Weakness, La,slludc
Depression OF Spirits and Debility. u ran be
relied upon as an iniallIble remedy 'Or weak.
ness, nervous debility. and most diseases pccu.
liar TO Females.
No mineral substance whatever enters nto
the composition of this Medicine u may fc
offered 10 the most delicate female or Youngest
child, wihom apprehen'io ion, and will require
no restraint from ordinary occupations. For
iurther Information, pamphlets may he had
gratis oi The subscriber.
X. J. TAYLOR M. ~ Thames.si,
cole hgent for Newport.
My L., ISIS. 6m
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MaRrrsIquE.-The accoun, Of the insurrec.
ton at Martinique is confirmed On the. 2jth
Of May the negroes held undisputed sway
over the whole island excepting Port Royal.
The ,r;ops, by order Of the authorities, offered
no resistance.
The negroes had murdered a few hundred
white families and burnt 20 houses. No
molesiatiou was Offered to American vessels
At the latest adyices the roads to Port ROYAL
were crowded with negroes marching on 10 that
yIty
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Mosr REvoLrING CRIME.-A crime, of
most abonlinable and shocking character, has
recently come to light in the town of East
Bloomfield, Ontario county. n brute by the
name of Solomon Dav!-, ravished his own
daughter, fourteen years old, several months
since-using violence to effect his hel'ish pur-
poses. From that time, tll some two weeks
ago. this criminality continued, when the
condition of this haplcss girl revealed to her
mother the fact of her deep disgrace. And
when pressed to disclose the party to whose
arlliices or power she had fallen victim, she
fixed the Infamous crime upon her father
who had threatened her with death, IN case
she exposed him. Davis has been examined
before Squire Styles, before whom we under
stand these facts were elected. lie has beer
committed to the Ontario Jail, TO await his lr
al.-Rochesir, (N. " Adrr.
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From The National Era.
RuunsOrs Of Peace.
RY LUCY LARCOM.

they talk of Peace. Can they bcstow
Peace on the mothers, bowed with wol
Or dry the sisters eyes, who weep
Brave brothers hushed in dreamless sleep
Peace will they grant those mourntul homes
Where no returning father comes
Beyond the Rio Braves flow,
In torn and wasted Mexico,
There's many a widowed group, who trace
Each dark and bloody baitle-pacc,
And strive not griei's wild tide To stem
Say, will they promise Peace TO them
Oh, hearts of pride Oh, men of power
Tan yc look back upon that hour
When first ye suffered blood and wo
Through War broad sluice unchecked TO flow
That hour whose horrors nc 'er will cease,
And say To your own spirits-PEAcE
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A BoLD Pusn FoR Ngws-it is stated that
the steamer America, in her recent wonderful
trip from Liverpool. experienced slight dcten-
tion frem the following cause During the pas
sage, vessel was seen to the distance with sig
nails of distress flying. Captain Judklns imme-
diately bore down towards her, and when with
in hailinQ distance, found il to be Dutch barque.
the skipper Of which inquired The aclcs abom the
,r1r IN Merico
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WILLIAM NEWTON.
I5O Thames street, Newport, TX. l.
AGENT FOR THE
CANTON & eEklN TEA
COMPANY

- Nc wv @ - NJ 10
VNllIS Company, although ii cannot boaS; OF
i being The oldest Tea Establishment in A
nerica" does RI iim to have sold during The two
years of its existence, more good, pure, aud un'
mixed Teas, aud at lower prices, than any siini'
lar establishment in the United States.
The following is a list of their retail prices,
which will be found to be nearly the same a.
similar Companies. The only difference they
claim is in the quality Of the Teas.
/ GREENS BLACKS.
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OF IHt IHNdTUHUTt pITIN VI IHt
INDIAN CHIEF BRANT,

we would still have been without those meanSi
of cure. These Native preparations which
are now compounded strictly after his express
directions. Especially in Pulmonary and
Srrofulous diseases, the object Is only ataina-
BILE by perlectun derSlanding OfthoSe Elemen-
tary Prncpesso successfully fixed and prac.
ticed by the Indians.
! The Perseverance and Energy, requisite Ia
enable an invalid TO obtain the means of cure,
are passed and destroyed by the myraid of
those iaeacious signatures of hope displayed
before his glOaling eyes Science has scarce
done aught but Encumbor the medical art and
II we wish 10 seek simply aud surely a cure o.
any complaint we must resort To Native Ppro
ductiOnS evidently designed by Providence for
our use and relief. We discountenance ut, r
| ly, all preltnSionS 10 universal cure, aud give
the recommendation Of these remedies only to
such inyarlS as are suffering under the pecu-
liar maladieS of Consumption, Scroluls. and
all Pcctoral diseases, for which they were
Originally prepared The most experienced
uf Natural Physicians was the Chief of the Six
Nations, Capt Brant, whose leading prepara.
tions are now compounded under appropriate
Distinguishing names a follows
JOHN A. CLUSsMAN, General Agent -
Office GO Cedar ST. New York who has appoint.
cd as Agent, Il. TAYLOR, Tbames.st New.
port. Chaplin ~ Thurber, Druggist. II West
minister street, sole agents for Providence. -
Pawtuckel, A &. jerks, 55 Main.st. Brands
Iron Works Olney Greene & Co. Westerly.
". N. Campbell ~ Co CrOmpion Mills. VIM.
". Brown SloniDgton, Co., Z. Pendleton &
Go.
Feb 2l-2m.
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Srr,msoAr CoLLrsIos.--A steamboat col
lis,on took place on the Mississippi. ON the
lssh by wAIch two men lost their lives.
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& Removal. -

V'IIE Subscribers have removed from the
Il old Red Market, To the room corner OF
Thames street and Stevens wharf, (late the
Post Oflice) where the lovers oi good living
may find their usual supply OF Meats, POul
try, Sausagcs, Vegetables, &c.
where they respectful y invite their trends
aud customers, aud The public in general.
l. W. SHERMAN. X Co
WI arch 9Th, 1918 3mdSw
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NANDS', Bulls, Carpenters, Browns and
- Town>end's Extracts of SarSaparilla. al
X. q. HAZARDS,
near the Court House.
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GAY. n cos.
New York q Philadelphia
DAILY EXPRESSES.

p CfesSe FOR the expeditions trans
to1AJ rzFHS MISSION OF Merchan liZe, small
.iT-sz.yxE-a Parcels, Specie Bank Notes
NC. aud for the collection and payment ofbills
Notes Drafts, Ac.
OFFICES:
Newport, No. ~ Thames street,
New York, I Wall street
Philadelphia, - Chestnut street.
Fall River. Main >trect-Mount Hope Block
Boston, IL State Street
ID KINSLEY,
JAMES GAY,
Feb %. Gil. VALENTINE
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Cosmetics, PcrfuIncry &c.

Cosmetics, Pcrfumcry &C.
TUBIN'S Ede'S, RouSsel sand NJ ,akn',Ey-
IL tracts for the llandkschleti EzkAkd
Superior OrriS Tooh Paste
Purified Charcoal Tooth Paste
RouSSel'S shaving CIear
French Bandoline
Jules Hautl'S Liquid Hair Dye
Choice Tooth Powders, various kinds
Bailey. Military Shaving Cream
German aud French Colognes
Chlorine and OrrlS Tooth Wash
RousSel's Toilet Powder
articles for BcmaiJWng hhc Sin and Sojtning
Me COnphcuOn.
Gouraud's Italian MedIcaled Soap
Superior Cold Cream, Rose Lip Salye
Jules Hauel'> Persian Powder
Oriental Tablet OF AIabaNar
Radwav'S Chinese Soap, Mix of Roses
Crary's Ambreine Cream
Perlumed Chalk Ball,
Pean Powder, Ii ! White
articles for B,omJwag onS PrcsrriN. The
Ikr
Jayne's Hair Tonic, Camm'S Spanish Lus
Bogle'> Hyperion Fluid, Bears Oil
ClIrehughs 5 Tncopheruus uiao Oil
Oldridge'S Balm of Columbia
Wards Vegetable Hair Ol
Gcnnne OK Marrow Pomade
Row lands ienulne Macas>ar Oil
Don Juan'S Rose Compound
Aleyander> Tricobaphe
Naples Hair DYE
Also a fine assortment of teeth hair, nai
hcsh aud shaving Brushes ivory and buffalo
horn Combs Fine Combs, Pocket Com b.
'ourt Plaster, Fancy Soaps, shaving soaps,
Otlo Roses, Gold B.ater Leaf, ludellelnks,
iungentS, Cachou Aromali>e, &c. Ac. The
above articles are warranted geDuiu- and best
~ their kind. Kept constantly on hand amt
for sale al reasonable prices, by &. G. G..
HAI\kD, Druggist, No. -, Thames street
March |.
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TO LET, for the Season or one OF
more years.

A PLEASANT situation fronting on Maria
AganSeu street, and near the clIfI-being Il e
Red House formerly the residence OF Georgt
Armstrong, consisting of the double two story
dwelling house, door yard, stable and barn
room appurlenant, and a valuable garden
which is planted for the season.
M farm residence on The Island can stand in
RI lerence to the above. in point Of beauty and
.fryncss of situation, convenience OF fishing and
ba arhing, coniigaily 10 the town of Newpor aud
The town beach, and every other consideration
(Saying the style OF the hOuNe( that can render
a summer residence al Newport attractive to
strangers The house con ans H. rooms and
has the preference for boarderS to any house
on Rhode Island. The terms Of rent will be
moderate.
Apply TO ALFRED SMITH,
Agent at Newport.
Newport, May l., ISIS. If.
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LEECIuEs.

E,INE Swedish Leeche, Just received
~ a. e. n HAZ NRDs
iy 1. ucaT The Court House.
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DEATH OF PRoFEssoR CALDwrrL.-It is
only few davs since we announced the death
Of the Rev. DR.. Emory, president Of Dickinson
College al Carlisle, Pa. Now we have TO re-
cord the death of Professor Caldwell, of the
same institution, who died on the 9th instant.
There are condolences in the life and death Of
these estimabe men that are worthy OF note
Both were members Of the Evangelical Alliance
which met in London in the Spring of lsi6
They were fellow travellers in Europe, and for
several years were only separated during the
short trip of Doctor Emory to the West India
Islands. 1t may justly be said of them, They
were lovely and pleasant in their lives, and in
their death were not divided. ~. y. Adr.
ArroRsEY GEsERAL.-Apointmentot Cor
aao, T5ucey.-The Hartford Times says
"We understand that Governor Isaac Toucey,
Of this city, has been appointed by the President
to the office Of Attorney General of the United
States, in place of Mr. Clifford who is now in
Mexico rs Peace commissioner. The Presidents
letter, we have been informed, rendering the
appointment, was received by Gov. Toucey
on Saturday last"
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Congress Water.
Dictctics for the Sick, 4

Dictctics for the Sick, &C.
Such as-Bcst Bermuda Arrowroot,
Superior Russ an lsinglass,
Cooper's lsInglass,
Irish Oat meal, kiln dried
Irish Moss,
Fine white Tapioca,
Pearl Sage,
Pearl Barley,
Robinson's Patent Barley, &c. &c. at
II. II. HAZARD
Sign Of Golden Mortar, near the Court Hous,
jy %
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d. ID. Spencer, one Of the New York Prison
Inspectors. says that since the lash has been
banisbed from the prisons the conyisis are
more faithful and behave better.
Hon. William ]. Graves, il is said has been
appointed BY the Governor Of Kentucky, "a
succeed Mr. Crittenden in the u. =. Senate
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From he Home Journal
Yankee Philosophy.

Yankee Philosophy.
Lives there the Yankee, far or near,
Who, when his plans get out of gear,
Has never said, Wall, don't kecr,
BY golly'
Who, if he stub his toe aud fall,
Don't want tn swear, but great or small,
VIII vent his ire, with darn it all,
BY golly'
The Yankee boy with startling eyes,
When first the elephant he SPECS,
With wonder snums' and swows, ant
cries,
BY golyn
The youth with jack-knifc sharp and stout,
WIN try trade to white out,
And shaving, query, what You beout!
BY golly"
The man that's 'dickered MOI n few
Will quantity ask you how dye dew Z
Ills story tell, ard snore It's true,
BY golly'
For the 'main chance he ever tlcs,
And thinks take things rs they rise,
'Twont do to be more nice than Wise,
by golly"
With brass enough his way to win,
However much he gets Of tin,
lie 'swows' he II have as much agn,
BY golly =
II luck attend him, and he makes
4 happy hit, or sweeps the stakes,
With 'arier all 'taint no great shakes,
BY golly'
But if he lose the luck he had,
May be hell get most proper mad,
And guess is how, this ere ,ew bad,
BY golly'
Whate 'er he tries, it is his rule,
lfonce he fail TO reach the gool,
To rate himself a tarnal fool,
BY gollyH
An 40 the Yankee staycs along
fuil Chsel, hitting righ, or wrong;
And makes the burden of his song,
BY golly'
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COCCESHALL 4 BLlSS'S
PATENT
COOKIN G RAN GE

NHE subscriber invites The attention Oh the
l public to tins new and beautiful Cooking
Range, recently introduced by The late firm OF
Coggeshall IL Bliss. 1t contains five boilers,
four of which may be converted into two, by
taking out a cross piece, and thus will admit ol
two large boilers at the same time. IL also con
tains an Oven l2incheS wide by II deep, which
cannot be surpassed for baking.
Also constantly on hand all kinds of parlor
Office and Cook Stoves, Tin Ware, &c. &c
3ug.5. WM' H. bLioo'
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VOwNsEND's sARsAPARILLA
irc,hlupry just received and Tor sale by
T.. G. e. HAZARD.
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NiE asperiles of Disease. are often enhanc-
L ed'by the figoruous measures undertaken
by designing OF ignorant persons in attempting
cures. The discriminating knowledge, where.
by we may know these remedies which shall
perfect rapid cure, is OF difficult acquisition.
It is in fact only obtained after Luxurious
Research by the Student Of Nature, the only
true scholar of medicine, and the experience OF
the Sages aLJhe Native Tribes are The true
guides in directing those researches. lfit were
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tic Flush, Night Sweats Difficult -,I
aud Profuse Expectoration,
and pain in the side, NC.
HAVE AND CAN BE CURED.
Probably there never was a remedy that has
been So successful in desperate cases Of con.
sumpliJn rs lhlS II cleanSes and strengthens
the system, aud NJ pears to heal the ulcers ON
the lungs, aud the patients gradually regain
their usual health and strength.
CURIOUS CASE OF CONSUMPTION.
There is scarcely day passes but there are
a number ui cases al Consumption reported n
cured 10y the use oi DR. TownSends Sarsapas
ri la. The following was receatly received =
Doct Townsend Dear Sir-for the last 3
years have been afflicted with general debill-
~ and nervous consumption Of The last stage,
and did moi expect ever To gain my health al all.
Amer going through a cuuse of medicine under
the care of the most dilinguishcd regular ply
Sician aud members of The Board OF Health IN
New York aud elsewhere, and spending most
of my earnings IN attempting TO regain my
health and after reading ~ some paper Of your
Sarsapar,lla, resolved to try il. Ancr using
six bottles found i, had done me great good
aud called 10 see you at your Office. With
your advice kept on, aud most heartily thank
you for your advice. ! pcrseyere ~ taking
the SarSapar lila, and have been able 10 attend
To my usual laburs Tor the last four months;
and hope, by the blessings Of God and your
SarSaparilla. To continue IN health II helped
me beyond the expectations OF all who knew
my case. CHARLES QUIMBY.
Orange Essex Go N. J., Aug. =, isA7.
State ol New Jersey. Essex Co IS.
Charles Quimby. beng duly sworn accord
ing to law, on hi, oath saith, that the foregoing
statement II uue according to the best Of his
knowledge and belief
CHARLES QUIMBY.
Sworn and subscrbedto before me At Orange,
the 3d of Angus, 1917
CYRUS BALDWIN,
Justice uf The Peace.
Principal Offices. l2G Fulton II. sun build
ing, N. Z. Redding 4 Go. . state II. Boston
Dyott a. Sous, 1872 North Second Sl. Phladel.
pbla :. 3 ilance. Druggist, Baltimore DuroI
~ Go Richmond = NJ. Cohen, Char icsiop
Wright " Co. i5l Charles II. New Orleans
lO5 South PcIlst. Albany aud by the princi.
pal Druggists and Merchants generally through
out the United States, West Indies aud Cana
das.
Sold BY II. J. TAYLOR,
NeprNu, x.
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DIR. w OODRUFF,S
DYSEN7ERY .lgORDTdL..

FHNHE well tried and generally ppfoyeii
zs.uady flr ysc 9. u 6 Gripins
aud Summer Complaints Of Children. 81 :!
From the late Capt. Holnrs, Georgias Re g't
Brazos San Jago. July a. 1876 Dr.W ood
ruff-I owe an apology for Observation-Disclosures
before receipt of q box Of your Dysenlcry
Cordial. which yon had the Kindness tn send
me while in Columbus, for The. nse ofmy corps.
/ have found it Most valuable medicine, aud
only regret that have not supply Of. it
Wherever my men llnve followed directions,
they have invariably found relief. We have
suffered and are suffering much from Dyserl.
terry. ocrasione,l by the wre,chcd water we have
TO drink. bnt your Cordial is restoring all lu
their wonled health and vigor With my sin
cere thanks for your kindness and best wishes
Iur your success. am your obedient ssrv't.
Isaac HoLMFs,
Captain Macon Guards
Gcorgcloun. Randolph Co Geo.. June 18th.
1876 DIR Woodruff, Sir-rhe demand for
your Dysentery Cordial is 81 great, That
want vol, TO send by The stage. on Tuesday
four duzen hotties General Shortcr's ovrrserr
informed me The niher day that lie had used it
in some fifIv eases with entire success. In fact
every person | ave snld it 10 is very tnurh
pleased II certificates are Of any use 10 you
| can aet any number for you
Very Respectfully D.&MORRlS.
For sale by X. S ROBE rs.
Aua l6 6m 3O
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Aug 80
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
IN EOlJITY

Mary Langley g. an, Others Bin for Partition"
Jacob Langley and others
MJOTICE is hereby given, that by virtue oi
the decree of the Court of Equity in this
case. shall sell at Edscield, C. H.. "n the first
Monday in October next, The Iollnwing tracts
of land belonging 10 the Esale Of Henry Lans-
ley deceased, viz:
The Matthew Rhodes tract. containing two
hundred acres more or less, situated in the
District and State aforesaid, on Cutiertown
Creek. and adjoining lands of the Estate Of
John Anderson deceased John L Harrison a.
Sarah Langley.
Tie Bill Langley tract, containing 'w" hnn-
dred acres more or less, and adjoining lands OF
F.. Devore Alfred Bell, James Rodgers and
John F.. Harrison, and the above tract described
as the Matthew Rhodes tract.
The Reedy Creek tract, containing Two nun
dred and five acres more or less. and adjoining
lands of Hugh Mosely James Cheatham, Star
ling Burnett aud Wilson G.. Robertson.
The above auds will be sold on credit oil
nne and two years, with interest from the day
of sale. except for so much as will pay the cost
to be paid in cash The purchase money
10 be secured by bond with cond securities
s. S. TOMPKlNS. c. F.. E. D.
Commissioners Office. Sept. 5th, lS4S.
Semi. 6 At 33
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SUERIFFS SALE.

EpY virtue of sundry wris Of Fieri Fa
ED.ias to me directed, ! will proceed 10
sell! a, Edgefeld Court House, on the first
Monday and Tuesday following I'D octo'
Der next, The following property il the
following cases, viz:
2. n. Ash VS.. Joseph Ferguson. the
tract of land where the defendant lives.
adjoining lands Of Richard Worlhlng'on,
James Stewart and others
A. Brown g. Co. vs. w. p. DELPHI, Chas.
Lamar, for anolher. vs.. the same, one lol
| in the town of Hamburg. known in The plan
of said iowa rs lot No. 81. fronting OH Me
chanlc stree, so feet. and running back !2o.
George Mckee vs.. Elberl Dobey, joel
Ripper ir. aud John Harrison, the tract ol
! land where Ebert Dobey lived al the
time of his death, containing four hundred
acres more or less, adjoining lands o'
john Dnbey, Joel R"per aud others:
w J.. Wesi for Miller, Ripley q GO,
VS.. James F Burton. the tract OF land
where the defendant lives, containing three
hundred acres more or less, ADJOINING
lands of BAH How ard and others.
WYATT Hul,nes vs. G. w. Cochran, The
tract of land where The defendant lives
containing three hundred acres more nl
less. adjoining lands of Mrs. Mary Carroll
A Kilcrease and Others.
Thurman f. Hert. vs.. Martha Heu
two negro men. Hall and Dave.
John G.. Burton VS.. A. G. Leek, L. ).
DYSON vs.. A. G. Leek and others VS.. the
same. one carriage.
II. q. Hill, vs. Bryan Dean, the tract
of laud where the dr!endant lives, contain
ing six hundred and seventy five acres
more or less. adjoining lands of Benjamin
Stevens aud Robert Bryan.
w. 5. Culhran VS. 6. w. Christian and
Washington Freeman the tract OF land
where the defendant Freeman lives. con
tanning twenty acres more or less, adl"ln
ing lands Of A. IT. Traylor, Peler Qua''
llebum and others.
Ahram Junes VS. John Rinehart, admin
islralor of VIM NJ. Stune, a tract OF LAND
containing one hundred and sixty acre:
more or less. adjoining NJ. Pclenbaugh h.
Jesse Derrick aud Uriah lnabnct.
q. w. Presley VS. William b. Brannor
and 6. l.. & L. Penn, one lot Of land a
Liberty Hill. containing one half acre, ad
joining Washington Freeman and others
Smith g. Grigss vs. Dalling D. Plum
kell. Is. F. Gowdy VS. The same, Lawrence
Myers j. Co ysine same, the sane V:
The same. the following lois in the 'Iowr
Of Hamburg, known. in The plan OF salt It
Town as lots numbers 199, 200, 20l. 20i
2O3 and 2O4, having fifty feet front by Que
hundred and ninety,six feel deep, bounded
North by 1ilman street, Fast by Snow
den streets, South by Cobb street, Wes
by Bradberry street.
Jos. N Bailey VS.: Abijah Abney, ono waSor
1 mules and one horse.
Watson Johnston d Co. VS.. Geo. Watkins
Jr., a negroes, viz. Martha, Lofty and her two
children KizzY and Frank.
Terms of sale cash.
S. CHRISTIE, s.. E. D.
s,o d,a "a