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The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1850-05-06
Notice to Creditors.

IN oTleE is hereby given to all persons in
l y terested that at my instance writ Of at
,achment was this day issued by Cornelius
NC, oy, Justice Of the Peace of Wayne
township in the county of Scioto, against The
goods, chaitels' rights, credits, moneys and eff
iects oi Aionzo Chandler, non resident OF the
county Of Scioto. ARTHUR G. DAVIS.
March 30, l850-52tf - =
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DUO KWHEAT FLoUR.--eI5O lbs b
- Buckwheat Flour from Pennsylvania in
aacks Of 80 Lbs, just received by steamer Ohio,
and for sale by S. r. ROSS.
Portsmouth, ssDec. 4, l949--35tf
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SALT! SAITH $50 bbls. Kanawha Salt;
- SO bbls. New York Salt;
Also Turks Island Salt and Liverpool Salt Of
choice quality for sale by s. X. ROSS.
Dec. II, l849- -.37tf
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* WELLS is now receiving full supplyo
y. PAPER and BLANK BOOKS of al
kinds for sale at his Book and Music Store a
unusually low prices.s o..
Portsmouth, December IT, l649-5iu
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TMAg ENA9g TMAggg i,
zSsl THE finest favored Y. Hyson, Imperial
ENpN and Gun Powder Teas, in half Chests,
HiIA2 Catties and Canisters, may be found con.
stantly OH hand and for sale lower than ever,
in quantities to suit, by o. ~ hooS.
Sept A, '49.
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1nndred and Iorty-eight dollars were
II I II Louisville for the heYefit Of the
sufferer by DE burning Of The Belle of ne
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GHEEsE CHEEsE!i 100 boxes at
~ low prices, inspection given, for sale BY
s. R. ROSS.
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Furs (! Furs n!

NHE undersigned will pay the highest
II Cash price for FURs Of every descrip.
tion. D, WOLFARD.
December 10. lsas.-tf. - M
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HAIR AND TOOTH BRUsHEs.-.A
IL large and superior lot, for sale by
DR.. ]. CORS0N,
ieb q 81 No. 8 Front st.
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II YANIZED CORDAGE. all sizea, 90 called
IN because Il is .imperyious rot, and war
ranted stronger than Maniilla, sold at manuiae
turers prices by s. r. ROSE.
December24, lS49
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Drs. shackleford & Mcdowell,
WTlLL practice Medicine, Surgery, &C., in
w yPsrtnerahip. Office at the Drug Store
Of Shackleford & Cfichton.
January IA, l850-4l6
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oOlcber 80, ls49-s0m6.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1850-12-25
Rail Road ..rIeeiing In Milton.

Agreeable To public notice. large and
respectable meeting Of The ciiizrns nf Nil.
ton and lis yIrini.y, convened al Temper.
ance Hall ON Thursday evening, the 10Th
of December, 1850.
The meeting wassorgsnixed by calling
James X. Callum. Esq. lniendan, of po.
lice. to the chair. aud appointing e. N.
B. Evans and William NJ. Nance, as sec.
fetaries.
The objects Of the meeting havingleecu
stated by the Chairman. il was addressed
al some length BY Nathaniel j. Palmer
Esq. on the importance and advantages o
Rail Road from Milton 70 connect with
The Central Rail Road, about io.be con,
sirncted from Goldsborongh TO Charlotte
North Carolina, Mho offered The following
resolutions:
Resolued, That delegation be appoint.
ed by this meeting, to visi, The City oI
Raleigh, and "b,aiu. il practicable. from
nnr Legislature, charter for Rail Roa,
on The most advantageous terms, frou
Milton, 10 connect with the North Caro-
lima ceulral Rail Road a, the most con
venien, and eligible point.
RESOLVED, That our Senator and Rep
resrnla'ives in the present General Assem-,
bly,. be and are hereby earnestly request
ed TO use their best efforts TO ohialn ,hi
charter. the same beng an object III whicl
The citizens Of the whole county are deep
ly interested.
The resolutions having been read. wer
unanimously adopted by The meeting.
The following delegates wcrr then alp
poinisd: John Kerr. Richala J. Smith
Esq. NJ. McGehee, Esq. DR.. n. NJ
Roam. N. ]. Palmer, Erq. and John
Barrett. Esq.
On motion. The name of the Clairma
of the meeting was added 10 The ,lrlega
fition.
\ On motion. Resolved, that Tie proceed
ines of this meeting be signed by III
Chairman and Secretaries, and pnhlishe
in the Milton, Greensbofoush, HILLSIDE
rough and Raleigh papers.
The Meeting then adjourned.
JAMES r. CALLUM, Charm.
] G. ". B. Evans.
\ WM. NJ. NANCE.
Secretaries.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1850-12-25
A VOICE FROM MAINE

A Union meeting was held al Bath, ia
The Slaleoi Maine. on Monday last, which
was the largest ever held in The place. and
en'llusia.lc in the highcs, degree. William
ID. Sewell presided. aud there were many
Vlre Presidents. Governor Hubbard at
tended aud addressed lie meeting. Speech.
es were also made hy Gen T.. Curtis. ol
Bos,on; Nathan ltTurd. r. w. Farley,
Charles Andrews, Manasseh Smith, and
David Robinson. Letters were read from
Senator Rradbury. Hon. Lewis Cass.
George Evans. Daniel {; otlenow, Rufus
Choale, and Judges Tenney aud Shiploy.
all in favor Of the object Of The meeting.
A series of resolutions were unanimously
adopted, which are for the Constitution,
The Union, and Peace. without agitation.
fba. in reference 10 the Fugitive Slave
Lsw is as follows:
Resoired, That We hold The late law
~ relation to the fugitive from service TO
he constitutional: that as one Of The peace
measures it should be fully tested; and
thai resistance 10 legal enforcement of
that law, or any cry Of :. repeal" would
call for the indignant frown OF every true
friend of his country, as il would be III
en'ire disregard Of the political rights and
interests pf the whole people,"
The Hillsborough recorder., 1850-12-25

vas : revival ol he ald feud belWesn
lhs MaIonils and Duse EmiHss. Of lhe
Lebanon. wha are ; Kind nf ckrslisn.
and he Turks. liwas EepTrssed. iliangh
moi siihanI great officially. In small
Iawn II ne neighharhood = fsnziirsl
Drrrish hld murdered child af IA years.
and Jaseph Tammasi. yenriian rrlBsee.
This r0fl.s dipiomaiiqne had formally
complained af Ihosr rErnis 10 The Porte.
The Sultan declared Ihal il w-s bis fixed
rrs,4,e 10 rflahlish psrfrri equality be-
tween Ihe Masiems AMI Christians. and
only Regretted thai The news of ihr rllas-
iis~meni should noi have rearhrd Eurnps
a iIie same iiae wils Thai Of Ihe crime.
lie has nr..rIri there regiments. cnm.
manIed ~ one II his allrsI Generals. i1
marrh upon alsppn. which. .s Is vel
knawR. Is The lasi. strongest hold upnH
the Mediterranean af lie inseirrsie ani
active hatred nj Christianity.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1850-12-25
THE MASSACRE Ar ALEppo.

4 frightful massacre of Christians tool,
place here on the 10Th 0ci. pari OF The
garrison was ordered TO Damascus. and af
ter i,s departure The civ was invaded by
fanaiical Turks, reinforced by 5000 Arabs
collected in the outskirts, who fell upon
The Christian quarter. staying so Chris
iisns. although happily no European wa,
among ,hen--bnrnng aud pilsslng iva
Churches. aud carrying of score ol
yonng girls
The troops were beaten down-the
G"vernar lied To Il fortress outside the
city. and the Syrian Patriarch vas seri.
ou.ly wounded. The oslensible occa.
sion Of The outbreak was an sl,emnt Al
eanscripilon. But il was really an ebul-
lIiion Of religious hatred. There has been
bitter jealousy among The old Turks ever
since The sppoinsmvni Of General Bcm
and other Polish refugees to eminent mil
itary commands. BEN had further wish
ed q enroll the Bedmeens III The army,
whith acconnis for The massacre Of Arabs
abont the CITY.
The d smrbance extended 10 Damascus.
al'hough it took another form here, aid
The Hillsborough recorder., 1850-12-25
Legislature or North Carolina.
SENATE.


Monday, Dec. Is.
Mr.. Bower. from the committee on Fin.
anrs, repar,ed advsrrIv on The memorial
relative 10 retailers uf spiriiuons liquors,
Received 4 message from the House,
transmitting the report Of the Presi,len,
and Directors of the Board of Internal I'm
prevemenis. Ordered TO be printed.
Also thai they had passed the engros.e,l
bill hom The Scna,e authorizing the Sea-
hoard and Roanoke Railroad Company
10 issue bonds. with sundry amendnen,..
Concured in. and ordered 10 be enrolled.
The Senate then proceeded 10 the con-
sideraiion Of the special order Of The ,lay,
viz: The resolution concerning negro
slavery and federal relaiions.' After
much time spent in debare. and pending the
question, the Senate adjourned.
Tuesday, Dec. IL.
Mr.. Clarke, from committee on amend.
mers TO the Constitution, 10 whom was
referred a bill for calling convention 10
alter aud amend The same. reported nnfa-
vofably. Ordered 10 lie on the table.
Mr.. WoDdfin, fiom committee on Judi.
ciary. seporleda bill concerning right Of Al
peal IN criminal cases, recommending lis
passage. O.dered 10 lie on The table.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1850-12-25
4 GOOD TAgRIFF ARGUMENT.

The Sonil,ern Demnrrsls. 80 rs..ri.
hive IN lines pisi Insisted ilias.aay iax
laid upon foIrign ilnporisiinns was Tar
upnn The ransumer. Al The present lime
Gavrrnr Floyd. and other distinguished
Democrats Of the South. proposed 10 lery
tar nfien PR rsni. npnn productions of
the Na,Ihern States by way of retaliation
an ll,nse STATES for llleir breach Of faith
IN regard % the Fugitive Slave Law
But Il their old argument was good one.
and iar upon lnreign productions does
really lall spon III. consumer aud not mp.
on the producer. The proposed reialialnry
law will he = vsiiiicali"n of lhe hnmely
Proserb of biting Of The nose To spite
The isre. Republic.
There is M ilaubi thai Gov. Finyd's
recommendation i. liable 10 The crincisnl
nf The Republic. and il is on thai account
that We dssire that the great Objects in
view. TO vii: the punishment Of Northern
aggression and the gradual rearing up ol
Snuillrrn manufactures. shall he attained
through The medium nl The License law.
BY discriminating ia iarnr of articles
which lhe South can manufacture now.
We ran keep oui corresponding arlirles o
Northern production altogether. II is POI.
sible that. for a time. these articles NAV
cnsi the rnn-umer liills more than they
do now. hnl rompelilion will soon bring
the price down. The South furnishes 4
very large market. and. a. soon as South.
ern merhanics and arlizans are assured ol
their own home market. there will be
enough of them Al work 10 prsssn, any
thing Ike monnpoy. Pei. Iniel.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1850-12-25

Congress-. mosi prominent nsiicl
before The Senate. atthe last dates. ~as resOIu.
lion Introduced BY Mr. Bradhny relative 10 th,
removals fom Office. A long debate was had
on The removal Of coliWalher and Gen.. Lans
No vote was taken.
In the House. the bill 10 reduce the rates o
Posisecs ras taken up. in committee Of ih,
whale. II proposes rates Of three and fse CENTS
and reduction Of postage on newspspea
Mr. POiisiproPosed a uniform rate Of cents
Mr. Ashmun moved an amendment fixing ihs
rate u = cents. A deta.e ensusd. in The courss
of whiehivarious grades Of reduction were pro
posed, but no definite conclusion was arrived A.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1850-12-25

~ abs.sle-, - well hose hat are
rhzEEeabie upon lhe lrgislFriiIg. enrolling
and lirsnsing nf vessels. as those Eelaiing
10 shr fnlr. waEeh'ausing and lfasp0Fia~
non nT meTrhaRdisr.
Attention Is alsa called inihe numerous
custom hnase s'aihs and hand~. raR-ulas
eerii6eales. and ailer requirements viii
xhirh aur system i hardened. rendering
II q onre complicated and ssK allnn-: dies
should be dispensed with.
Tie Maf
u i recommended Ihsl lhe Treasury
Department he authorised 90 rereise ii
gold er silver bullion intended lnr rrrniil-
age. md - ..,on as Il eanli be s-serisineti
illal aini rrnliieaI@s .hoald be issued Ipr
Ille same in r.,nrrnlrnl suns. Il lie rplian
nf the awnrns. whl-h rerlllirAies should
be ns,le ~ eiral,ie l.r all dues 10 lIy
Iiai,r.i S,a,rs. Ilie Gavrrnnrnl bring II
ihe expense Il conveying surll bullion 10
ila m,nI l,s rslnage.
Hiso1iine0ss
The repan rlnses with q reference n
: rarisis nf subjects. ~ no great import.
snre 10 our 'esllrrs.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1850-12-25
arR MINISTER TO RrssI,.

The Hon. Neil :. Brown, of Ten
nessee. Minister pleniroteLtiars from
the United States to Russia. has recent
ly written letter to his friends at
home. which Is published in The Pu-
laski Star. From it the following er-
tracts are taken:
On the 18th Of August | was pre-
sented to the Emperor. Empress. and
other members Of the Imperial family.
The ceremony took place at Peterhooi
some ten miles distant-where the
Emperor's summer palace is situated.
There was less formality than expect.
ed. A .peech from the Minister was
dispensed with according to custom
here. and the whole ceremony between
the Emperor and myself was a mere
conyersation Of about ten minutes. lie
is fine locking man, and would i'm.
press any one with tie idea Of superior,
ity. lie is over siI feet high-welI
built--witl marked face and head; and
his manner and conversation indicated
great energy Of character. lie is said
TO be the most laborious man in the EN-
pire. Ills eve is upon every depart.
ment. saw him on two other occasions
on the parade ground drilling his troops.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1850-12-25
EllnsD1IGy@Es 40 o.
Wednesday, December 2J.

aJ To siss our hands an oPPOnoniiy Of en-
jsying ihs rerrraiiOns usual during The Christ
mas holidays. no paper will Be i,zued from lhis
ofiiee next seek.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1850-12-25
Death On the Prairies.-

Death On the Prairies-A person
who travelled by Carson's route over the
Great Western Plains, counted 963
graves, and calculates that at least 5000
persons persisted on the plains last sea-
son. He also counted 1861 dead mules,
4960 dead horses, and $3.50 dead oxen
and cows, which be estimates as being
worth, wherepurchased, the round sum Of
four hundred thousand dollars, to which
he adds, for all other property thrown
away in despair, or from inability to re-
move it. six hundred thousand dollars,
making an aggregate of one million Of
dollars! He saw two men killed by ir-
dians, two murdered by white men, and
one killed in quarrel BY fellow ira
weller. He witnessed the payment Of
fifteen dollars for glass Of water, and
he c,nversed with man who paid one
hundred dollars for pint Of the same
fluid. He observes ON this last trans
action, that the seller shortly after
died, and adds, ga most righteous judg
ment."
The Hillsborough recorder., 1850-12-25

Daniel w. Courts. Of Rockingham. was On
ThursJsy iasi, elried Treasurer Of North Csroli-
ns, in place Of Maj. Charles l.. Hinton.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1850-12-25
nIormonism.-Nr Mackay. The Nor

M0rm0nism.-Nr Mackay. The Nor.
mon agent sent oul from The Salt Lake
settlement 10 Engl,nd. some lime ago,
Tor the purpose Of encouraging emigration
10 that region. has met with extraordinary
success. lie states that The Mormons
have sn emigration fund Of three and a
hall Ions Of California gold. During The
las, len years the emigration Of Morlnons
To- the United States is estimated by Mr..
Mackay Al $4,000, and he thinks Al The
close Of the present year il will amount
10 25.000. A large portion Of these
are farmers aud mechanics Of good
standing in iheH own country. They
are principally from the counties Of Lam
cashier and Yorkshire, in Englsnd; a
large number. however, are from Wales
and lie southern part Of Scotland. Mr..
Maekay further states the growth Of Ma,
hemrdanisn. rapid as il was, is no, to be
compared with the size and growth Of Nor
monism. This we are inclined to believe
is Sigh, mistake.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1850-12-25
Industrial Convention.-A cony.

LnuusllIdI C0nVenIl0n.-A onsen.
lion 81 The friends az industry was held
in this city on Wednesday aud Thursday
last. Gov. Morehead in The Chair.
We learn that an Industrial Associa-
lion" was formed. with President. five
Vice Presidents. and Two Secretaries.
The Association determined TO hold Fair
in this City. IN Ocioher. 1851. and cnn.
miilee was appointed 10 make arrange
menis f,r il. Articles Of all SORTS, the
results Of industry. will he exhibited on
The occasion. and premiums. We presume
will be awarded.
An address will be delivered on The
occasion. standard.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1850-12-25
Heroic reat.--La.t week 4 fea, ol

Heroic Teat--Last week a feat of
heroic dsring-one that deserves more
than passing record-was performed
above the Falls Of Niagara. Near the
village Of Chippewa, and about two
miles above the Cataract, a boat with 4
little boy in il was seen drifting at a
fearful rate down the current, Just above
where the swift waters plunge into ter
rible rapids, through which no boat ever
lived. Three young men-and their
names are Joel Lyons, George Hof,
and Daniel Burnham.-leaped into a
boat which lay At hand. and pulling gal
lantly out into the turbulent stream,
they caught the little skiff just as il
was sweeping to certain destruction,
and rescued from it the small mariner,
half dead with terror. The skiff dis
appeared in a moment, and the three
heroes. with consummate judgment and
GOODNESS, pulled diagonally with the cur
rent for the shore, which they reached
after desperate struggle, having &C.
complished a feat unparalleled in the
annals Of the Niagara Riycr-no boat
having ever reached and returned in
safety from point so near the Rapids.
On one day there were eight thousand
troops, of all arms, under parade, and
under the eve of the Emperor. There
is not much intercourse between Russia
and the United States. There has not
been an Americas ship here since ar
rived. Our trade here is much less than
formerly. Several causes exist for this
In the first place, we buy very little
from Russia: some sheet iron, drilling
and sail-cloth make up the prncipal; and
what she used to buy from US directly,
| is now bought intermediately through
Great Britain. Our vessels Gnd bu,
little inducement to come here, for, in
the main, they have to return in ballast
| am about as well pleased as expect.
ed to be, except 1 fear the business Of
the mission will be lean. would rath.
er have as much as could do. would
not then have so many vacant bours, in
which to castmy eyes over the Atlantic
do not feel willing, from.what have
seen, to bring my family here; | feal
my children could not stand the eli
mate. With this view, think | shall
ask leave to return home next spring
! or summer.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1850-12-25

Y is recommended that the time for
which goods nay be KEEP, ia store. afier
the original importation AMI entry. be ex-
tended 10 three yesrs. and with the pryi.
sege Of export 10 any lnreign caunly. with.
M lhe payment ni dui.e. I,is also re.
o.smeaded Z, relieve importers from lie
avnen, Of duties upon merch ,ndizs ,les-
'foyei by fire il bonded warehouses and
10 remove all unnecessary restrictions ap-
on commerce, thai all custom house fees
The Hillsborough recorder., 1850-12-25

ANIMAL REPORT ,sF r - SEEREFA.
RI Og THE TREASURY.
This report occupies eight closely
printed columns Of the National Intel
ligenfer. and IS written. with signal
ability. eyidenciaga thorough and min
ute knowledge of the financial and CON.
mere q Affairs af the eountry. Were
gret that its length preciudes is aP-
rearancs In eur columns We CLEAN
form II the following statistics;
Rak. Cir.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1850-12-25

btS.
Mr.. G. w. Caldwell presented The me-
mnrial ofrilzens Of Mccklrnhurg ronnty.
praying for The establishment. of i Me,il-
cal Board. Referred 10 committee ON ,ha,
subject.
Mr.. Joyner, from the Select committee
10 whom was referred the resolution in re-
gard 10 The Raleigh and CASTOR Rll Road,
reported q bill read filsl time aud order.
ed to be printed.
Mr.. Cameron. from The committee on
Corporations, 10 whom was referred a
bill 10 provide for The incorporation Of
companies TO construct Plank roads, and
oi companies 10 construct Turnpike roads,
and Tor other purposes. reported The same
with an amendment,
Nc. Canada introduced bill 10 incor.
porate the Oxford Female College in
Granville county. Referred 10 commi,lee e
on corporations.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1850-12-25

WcuHeSuaN, DeS' ~
Mr.. Patterson presented memorial
from The citizens Of Aamance and Cha
ham countries. praying fer The passage a'
law 10 compel culprlts 10 work on Pnn,
lac Works an,i on Public Roads instead oi
suffering Imprisonment which was re-
ferred In the commitlee on The judiciary.
Mr.. Prgram presented bill 10 es'ao-
lish new rounly, by the name oil NJ ,si-
son. oa, OF portions Of Cunt terland. Wake'
Chatham and Moore. Referred 10 me
rommluee on Propositions and Grey
as,es.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1850-10-16
GIN MAKING, &C.

We are prepared to execute orders to
any extern, in the above line, both for new
workand repairs, Our Gins are not sur
passed byany made in the State, possessing
all the advantages of the Falling BrcaS.
and Sliding Ribs, which saves a great deal
in way oil ~reuairs. We also use the Steel
Plate Saws, With teeth set in an angle that
canrot possibly injurc the finest staple,
with an improvement 20 regulate the noting
ofthe cotton; our brush is constructed on "A
plan, giving at once, the advantages of
lightness, strength and forcc-all very
material in the successful operation OF a
Gin. We would invite planters to call
at our shop and examine fnr themselves,
whilst we would assure the public general
ly, that. they shall have no cause to COM
plain either OF our work or prices.
CABINET MAKING.
We arc also prepared to do work in he
Cabinet line-such as Bedsteahs. Ward.
robes Safes, Book cases, Stands. Tables,
Cupboards, &c. &c. at short notice, OH
liberal terms.
HUDSON g. BROTHER.
Opposite The Presbyterian church.
Sulnterville, April %, lS47. 26
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1850-10-16
SUMTER HOUSE.

ff,,SSs f. MYERS, would respectfully ~.
EsiE5sS form the citizens OF Snmtcrylllc and
LasdGffASSS, tile surrounding country that hc has
Just retained from Charleston, and has made
arrangements 20 receive ICE aud SODA WA
TER, of every variety, weekly.
He has on hand, and will continue te receive
throughout the season, q choice assortment Of
Wines and Cordials. CONTEMPORARIES, Fruit.
&c, all Of which viii be disposed of cheaper
Mey 90, 1850. 30 if
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1850-10-16
|. NOTICE. NOTICE.

Al persons indebted TO the Estate OFT.
~. WILDER dccease !, by purchase at tho
Sale Of said Estate, By me made, arc here
by notified. that the Credit gwen of SIX
MONTHS has expired; and payment must
at once he maie. IL is hoped that this re-
quest will, withou, delay, he compiled
with, rs the property sold was all under
execution, and might have been sold by
The Sheriff for Cash, but Tor tho mutual
benefit of all concerned, the Judgment
creditors permitted a Credit Sale.
" w. LEWIS
August II, 1850. 42 If