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TELEaRAPHIo REpORrs FOR THE UNION


NRw York, Oct Pa, p m.--The stock market to-day
Is dull and prices tending downward. No sales reported
Sterling exchange, l0l log premium Flour s duer, and
in favor Of buyers Sales Of 5000 barrels al 50a 70 %
see, SIS 80 l2A Corn meal SO Ia y3 H. Rye flour
changed. Wheat is dnl Genesee white, liz lis cents
red DO, 90 lO2 cents Corn frmsaes Of 5000 bushels
mixed a. 90 cents yellow, 81 cents OATS ~ as cents
Rye ~ cents Provisions firm sales Of pork at 8ll
$ll i2a for mess. 10 81 for prime Lard. N u cents
Groceries 9uietprces unchanged Cotton is heavier and
in favor of buyers; small sales. Whkey, Is 26i
per gallon. 4ss2 Fl. I'll III + stf .ras
PHILADELPHIA, Oct 2a-2 p. m.-The stock market 10
CUTE, day, and special change in prices Pa 6 ola
$4sI better Sorts 81 "a $5, and IS 81 S6 a.
ot 1900 bushels at 1902 aIO4 cents for red and loo iii
white. Yellow corn "a 65 cents Oats, 50 ~
cents. Provisions frm-mess pork, Sli 81 Sill 60 prime
So Lard N II No change in groceries-msrks
rather dull Coton quiet-prces unchanged. Whskey,
rs a 26A cents in bbs
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y Board OF Health-A stated meeting OF will be
held on Saturday the 10Th instant, nj ~ O'Clock,
Oct 25-t
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ny GREEN u TAsrET, Aucssoneers.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE, PIANO roRTEs
~ WHISKY, .sHsD CARRIAGEs, &c, AT AUCTION
front OF our auction The Pennsyva
MIA avenue, m excellent assortment Of furniture.
second hand piano fortcs
fne chariot or family carriage
good kockaway wagon, and other carriages
barrels good whiskey
QncrN TAg1ET.
Oct as-N Aucionsss.
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Counterfeit Notes.

CINCINNATI October 23-Counteeit fifty dollar on
the State Bank of Missouri which have been recently
executed, have just made their Appearance here. They
admirably executed and almost defy detection by the
best Judges
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o. Notice.The hereby notice
he will debts unless
person, after this date.
WILLIAM LUCAS
October ~, 1850. octas-a
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The growth OF the towns and cities In the eastern
States has been confined purely to mining and manuac.
turing districts Williamsburg, N. Y, has received
large share Of New York city population, Covington
and Newport, KY, hold of ours.
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DANCING ACADEMY.


MADAM BLAKE has the honor
M the public dancing school Apollo Hall will open
the reception pupils 18th 1850 b
teach variety Of paor and ballroom dancing Madam
New York obtaining all the and fashionable
the coming
Days Tuesdays Fridays halfpast
O'Clock Gentemen's evening class from
lessons house, when engaged school fo
terms, apply at the hall. Oct l6-d2w
CTEvENs has just opened the best, largest assert
~ greatest Of silk merno, Scotch
and Angola under shirts and drawers offered him. and proa
offered in this city,
direct Also, silk merno, and half hose in variety
Also further supply Of
Colts repeating pistols
Hunting knives
Magnetic machines #tlt
Cyharean Of soap, sc.
fresh neckn Shirts white
sTEvENs,s
Great Cap, and Genuemen's Quitting Establishment
Oct 30 6uf No. Browns HotsL
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Curtis's majority


The VOICE or PESssYLvAsIl--THE COMPROMISE MEAS
UREs susTASEp-The result OF the election in th,
State doubly gratifying TO our democracy, and will send
thrill OF pleasure throughout the great democratic hear
OF the Union Every democrat in the House oil Represent
aves at the last session boldly sustained the Compro
mse-the peace measures-while every wing was ar
rayed In opposition. Now look at the result Eight oil
promise, in some OF which the very whose votes
recorded in the negative candidates Tor election
have repudiated their course and elected democrats
This is the verdict OF Pennsylvania upon these grea
measures
II will be seen that while we have gained nine mem.
hers havelo but and that in the strong democratic
district OF Wesmoreland. In that district there were
three democraHc candidates and OF course wing sue
ceeded.
be unusually laYe-say from ten 10 fifteen thousand
enough, Think in conjunction with glorious con-
gressiona result To demonstrate that the Keystone is
sound from the Delaware 10 the Lakes, that she rspdi-
aes sectional agitation, and cngs with fraerna love to
the Union and the constitution as il is.
The exact majority will have in the legislature we
have not yet been able to determine The honse we
think, will stand about ca democrats 10 90 wings while
the Is yet in doubt 1.-THE wings have one ma
orty therel We shall have, however, large majority
on joint ballot, thus securing United States senator
in place OF DIR. Sturgeon, whose term expires the 9TH
OF March.
Such is the victory the democracy OF PENNSYLVANIA
have achieved! is il not most glorious one Planting
themselves upon the constitution and its compromises
scorning all sectional excitement and boldly meeting the
issues involved in the slave Quesonshey threw their
prove or condemn and 10 the result In State, con.
gessiona, aad legislative they have swept the board
Let fanatics OF other States growl and agitate Pennsyl.
vsnia will have none of it
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His majority two years ago was 3ol SO much for the
abuse OF such papers as the Pittsburg American
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NJ DYER a. MCGUIRE, Auctionsers.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE OF A PRIVATE FAMILY.-On
Ill "Wednesday morning, October 90 10 O'Clock shall
the residence OF Mrs Toen, Ith
all her furniture and household effects, viz
Piano forte and stool, mahogany sofa
Mahogany rocking and parer chairs
do dining, card, and other tabies
do dressing and other bureaus
DO French and other bedsteads
Wardrobcs, washsnnds, toilet tables
Chamber sets, looking glasses
Paior window curtains, shades and blinds
Psrior, chamber, and stair carpets
Passage oti cloth and straw mating
Blue India China dinner service
French gilt and iron China
Candeabras and mantei lamps
Crockey and glassware, fire
Kitchen utensils, &c.
so and under, $50, Of
months, for notes satisfactorily endosed bearing
DYER MCGUIRE,
Oct2-d Auchonecrs.
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The Danish --Bombardmsnt Of Frsdsriekaadt.-
arrest Of Haynau
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TIE UNION.

From Cisss cineinnsu Advertise.
Census Of 1850.
The present national census has progressed far enough
10 provoke comparisons OF progress.
will begin at New Hampshire. Iismost important
turns
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Wethersfeld-the onion garden OF the world-has re-
coded since 1910 from 3,s29 to $500
| RHODE ISLAND.
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ny DYER ~ MeGUIeE, Ascsisnserss
ExTENsIvE SALE OF NEW CABINET FURNITURE FOR
" ACCOUNT OF WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN, TO COVER
ADNANCEson Monday morning. October D. nj 10 O'Clock, NJ
the wnerooms formerly occupied by Messrs bradley Sons.
OF 18th side, shalt
SELL without reserve purpose closing undry
collection cabinet furniture, consisting IN
Of lNN ss- :
Mahogany plush sofas and dvans
Arm, rocking and parof chairs
Rosewood mshossny maeop tables and bureaus
Dining, pier, card, and sofa tables
French, italian, other bcdsfeads
Secretaries, book-csscs, haf-rscks
Writing desks, music stands
Cane and chairs and rockers
Toeether with many articles pscu srzea
which new IN including
TO Inc stock o Mese Bradley called for ~ the former sale
Terms credit SIX months for
DYER d MCGUIRE,
Octq5-d Auctioneers.
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cLAGETT NEWTON, MAY, q Co. will open this day
huday and splendid assortment OF new goods
| consisting Of
Mon.selincs, casbmcres, and cashmere d'Ecosse
Teri cashmere, and broche long shawls
aud white embroidered Grape sbawts, sc.
of miscellaneous articles belonging the
OF which respectfully solicit early examination
from the ladies of Washington and adjacent cities.
t7-3wf kna
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New YoRK, October 80.
The Cunsrd steamer Asia. Captain Judkins, arrived at
her wharf in Jersey city at loi o'clock this morning
She brings weeks lser news, having sailed on the
18th instant, and making the voyage in little less than
eleven days.
The Asia brings 165 passengers.
The news BY this arrival is OF considerable interest
The Queen of the Begans had been very ILL., but is re.
ported better by the last accounts.
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MOSES L. HOLT,
COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
San Francisco. California.
RrprRRscrs Hon. g. w. Ing NJ c. Alabama John Taylor
esq, Mobile, Alabama Msssrs Rhodes Wright Co.. New Or
louisiana Henry Clark Tarboo' North Carolina
Hon. w M. Gwn NJ c. CALIFORNIA; Benz X True esq New York
Heacy, Boston, Massachusetts A. X Hatch,
Portsmouth, New Hampshire May I-2awU
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The much. talked of cavalry review on the plains
and attracted an immense crowd from Paris and ii
neghboring places The number OF troops on the groun
about $4,000, of which fully half were cayal
The review passed off without peculiar incident OF an
kind The reception OF the President is stated to has
been lukewarm.
The director Of lie Psupie and M Fayre have bee
sentenced to three years imprisonment
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cpECIAL NOTICE.--is my intention 10 leave the city
~ the lat prorno, previous which shall call those who
have the firm Of Dyer Brother, the Of
when earnestly hoped they will BE seied
NOT win be placed in proper hands for collection
= GEO. Y. DYER
Oct oo-eost Late Of the firm Of Dyer Brother,
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Later from California.

Two weeks later news has been received from
California BY the Steamer Georgia at New Y k
She left Chagres on the 9th ult and got into
New York on friday night. $50 passengers, IN
GLIDING Col. Fremont and wife came by her, and
500 900 in Golddust.
The California Legislature is in session, active
Iy debating the subject Of cxpeling foreigner:
from the mineral lands. Several saluary laws
nave been passed.
A man named George Davis committed SUI
eide at San Francisco TO prevent as he wrote II
letter he left, inevitable starvation.
At Sacramento City the floods were fast falling
to the great JOY of the inhabitants. GIeat guam
titles of Gold have been gathered, in fact Tx
metal appears pentier than ever.
Mrs. Farnham got the C'pt Of the AngciGne
who abandoned her at Valparaiso, arrested" h'i
a good deal of fun was occasioned by reason OF
the lady's latitudnarian construction OF women
rights San Francisco now contains LON ~ It
80 900 inhabitants.
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Foreign News.
.4rrira of the Steamer Canada

.1FFlrW OF me dreamer Cdhddd.
The Canada arrived at Halifax on Fri
day Evening last, with two weeks later
news. Her intelligence is important.
She brings the new French Minister
TO the United States, NJ. Bots lie Compile.
Affairs between England and Greece
have taken a very serious aspect. a
Minister from Greece TO st. Petersburg
has arrived en- route at Vienna. The
Austrian fleet were under orders 10 sail
and oppose the British fleet under Sill
William Parker. The IIungarians were
again declaring against Austria. The
latter power is increasing her fleet, in eX'
pectation of a struggle with England
Austria anGTurkey are not yetrestored tc
amicable relations.
The German Parliament are to meeta
Err rurt on tn Goth of March.
Austria and Prussia are openly assist
ing Greece. The public feeling in En-
yland is against driving affairs with Greece
extremities. Lord Palmerston l;
somewhat censured.
Cotton has declined, andprovi>lons dull
flour 23s to 23s 81.
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from the fact, that number of them surrounded
one of the puddlers, who was the last to leave
the place, and hurrying him to the river, were
in the act of throwing him in, when he was res
cued by one of the women, but only allowed to
escape upon his promise to leave the mill.
After stopping the work, and doing all the
mischief possible, the rioters proceeded TO the
mill of Messrs. Shoenbcrger. Here they were
met by an effective and determined police, and
after several desperate efforts were compelled
to retire.
From the fact that large body Of men and
boys followed the women and encouraged their
proceedings there can be 10 doubt that the wo-
men were only put forward as fent, to provoke
resistance, and thus give some pretext Fer far
worse violence by their hackers.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that an Elec'
" ton will be held on the first Monday
in April next, being the first day of the
month, at the Town Hall in Shepherds
town. for TEN suitable persons TO act as
Councilmen for the year ensuing
AT the same time the vote of the people
will be taken to know whether they are
willing TO be taxed for the purpose OF buy
ing 8 Fire Engine" or not.
By order Of the Council
J.P. A. ENTLER, Reccr&rr.
March ~, lS50-3l
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EIor Az PrrrsBuRG.-rhc Plttsourg Uazei'e oi
Saturday gives quito serious account oil aloFce
movement, in which the women seem 10 nave
had i, all to themselves There has been dis
agreement, for some time, about wages, between
tie iron-mastcrs there, and one class OF the WORK
men known as puddlers- A number OIL 'ne
puddlers have struck, as We understand the mat
ter, and others have been engaged IN their pia-
ces--acceI ting the wage, offered by the employ
ers. Thu object OF The feminine irruptlon, II ap-
pears, was TO eject these substitutes so as to COM
pei the rc-engag, ment of the strikers, of course
on their own terms. The Gazette saysi--
About ii o'clock s. NJ, body of women,
Imbering from sixty 10 one huldred, entered
The rolling mill of Messrs Graft Lindsay Go !,
and having previously prepared themselves with
stones and other Missiles commenced an attack
upon the puddlers and boilers, driving them from
their work, aid severely injured many Of them
They then threw coal and dirt into The furnaces,
running the iron, and causing injury TO the fur
nacoS.
The fury Of he assistants may be Judged Of
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CUMBERLAND SA,Ncs lNSTlTrT'oN.-A Dill
has PASSED both branches of the Legislature and
become law changing the name of this nsttG,
ion to that of the "CumbcTland Savings Gank'
and granting it banking privileges. Ihe mos;
important feature in the bill is the right men IT
hn!tows on the Bank TO issue small notes TO an
amount only limited by the amount Of the actual
capital paid in. In this region where small cur
rcncy OF an unques,ionabIc character Is SO much
needed, this will be Il matter OF great c"nVe ,
niencc to the community at larse.-Cum. civil.
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Public Sale.

THE undersigned will sell at Public IS, Sale, the
Farm F. rl,T belonging TO Fairfax H. Whiting OF
Alexandra, on Saturday the Both OF March,
in shcpherdstown, consisting Of
200 acres OF Land,
about 70 acres clothed in heavy timber, % acres
Of irstrate river bottom, the balance limestone
land of good quality, situated in Writings Neck,
Berkeley County, Va, one mile and haii oelo"
the mouth of the Opequan Creek and ADJOINING
the lands Of Mr.. George Holiday.
The terms are one third cash, and the balance
in one and two equal annual payments, to be Sc
WILLIAM 5. BEARD, Agent.
March u. l550-3t
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200 .RCRES OF LIND
TOBACCO

l75 boxes and s, choice brands,
1850 do Warwick. Cobb, Aladdin and
other brands of prime Cavendlsh'
100 do ordinary brands,
05 do II and les plugs,
The above have been selected with great
care as to quality, and warranted to give
satisfaction, this day landing and for sale
by McVeigh, Bro. Il Co.
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and sundry Outhouses. This is an ex-
cellent Depot for produce to be transport,
ed on the Chesapeake & Ohio Canal, and
a very desirable position for any person
disposed TO engage III the produce bust
ness. Mr.. Short was engaged in that
business for many years before his death,
and the property was arranged TO suit it.
The land and the town lot will be sold in
the whole, or in parcels, as shall be deem
ed best on the day Of sale.
Terms of sale, for both the farm and
the town lot, one third cash, and the bal
ancc in equal instalments of one, two, and
three years from the day Of sale. The
deferred payments 10 be secured by bonds
with good personal security, and decd
Of trust on the property.
Possession to be given as soon as the
terms Of sale are complied with,
V. M. BUTLER.
Adm'r, mith the ,cM ANNEXED Of Nm.
&hortf, iced.
Feb. 26, $50.
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WING MEETING

At Shepherdstown, on Saturday the
10th, . o'clock, p. NJ.
A full attendance Of the Wings of the
precinct is desired, in order that fair ex'
pres ion Of The Wing party may be had.
March, 5, 1850.
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PUBLIC SALE.

T WILL offer at Public Sale, at the
| Farm of VIM. Short, decd, situated
on the road from Shcpherdstown to Mar
,insJurg, on Taes@oy 10 ~. Of Narch,
the following property, to-wit:
8 head of Horses, among which are :
good brood Mares, and good riding
Horse 9 head OF Mules 46 head OF
Sheep; II Cows. some Of them fresh ;
I6 Cattle 81 head Of Hogs 6 brood
Sows; | SiX-lIorsc Power ThrcshIng
Machine; l Wheat Reaper, (lIussy'S >
2 Wheat Fans; l large Roller;
Sleigh , Wagons; Barshcar, dou-
bic & single Shovel PIouShs; Harrows
6 sets of Mule Gears Plough Gears, and
every necessary article on well conduct
ed Farm 5000 lbs. Of Bacon +; 1 OF
500 lbs. Lard
HoM::stcnoM and Kitchen
Furniture
Consisting in part Of
Beds, Bedstcads and Bedding;
Secretary and Bookcase;
Tables and Chairs; l eight day Clock,
and variety of articles not neccssa-
nv 10 mention.
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A CARD.

MESSRS. Granger & French would
M return their thanks TO the citizens OF
Shephcrdstown and vicinity for the IIbe-
raj patronage extended to them since com
ing here. G. & +. would also announce
their present readiness to execute like
nesses in style much superior to then
first efforts here, having for that purpose
obtained a
New aid superior large German Mstru'
ment, and ne'C Stock.
Those who design coming for likeness
cs had better do 50 soon, az we expect TO
leave by the 10th or 10Th of March
March IL, lS50-tf
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NOTICE..

THE subscriber intending to remove
from Shephcrdstown, takes this method
of informing his customers that they are
expected to call and settle mp without de-
lay. Those who cannot pay are expect
ed to close by note. 80 step up to the Cap
tain's office and settle, as all who dlsre-
gard this notice will be proceeded against
by law, without respect to persons.
JOHN SNYDER.
Feb. &C. 1850. I'm,
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con! Garry Me Back to Old Virginia"
HENRK BEDINGER

HAS returned to Virginia, and offers his
ii Professional services TO the citizens
of Jefferson and the neighborlng counties
His Office is on Main street, one door from
John II. McEndree's store, Shepherds
town, where he can always be found when
not attending Courts.
March 10, lS50-U
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SUGARS
McVeigh, Bro. e. Co.
NOTICE.

The Subscriber takes this method of in
forming his customers and the pubic ger:
orally, that be will still continue the
MILLING BUSINESS"
IN Shephcrds!own, and not reno ye as was
anticipated. He therefore hopes to still
share, as he is determined to merit, The
lfoeral proportion ofPubiic patronage here
totore tendefed Vim. He has large guam
Fly OF Ground Plaster, always on hand,
Which he will sell at &c. per ton, cash,
or exchange for produce at the highest
market price. He respectfully solicits a
call from all who are interested in his lino
OF business. GEO. W.IOY.
Siepherdstown, Fab, rs, ls5e-- I'm
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Jr7NES.

2 baskets Champaign, choice brands
20 do do pInts,
10 casks old Madeira, Port, pale and
Bro. Sherry,
20 casks sweet Manga and Muscat, Lis
bon, Sicily and r. Madeira, land
ing and for sale by McVelgh, Bro. & Co.
March 70, 1850.
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y Y J. | y G.

T WISH to inform the public that am
l now prepared to color any article OF
wearing apparel or piece work that may
be offered, such as Silk Dresses, Shawls,
Goats, Pantaloons and pieces Of therchan-
die, any shade or color.
Our Dyer having had much experience
in this line of business, | can recommend
him with any degree of confidence. He,
excerpts, however, Bonnets and Ribbons
as those articles require more time in dres-
sing than he can spare.
Any article left at my store by the lst
of any one month, will always be ready
for delivery to the owner by the 18Th OF
the same month.
w. l.. WEBB.
Shepherdstown, Dec. ii, l649 If
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GROCERIES,
Boots. Shoes, Hats, &C.,

to which they respectfully invite the at
ten,ion of merchants and dealers general
" who are in search of bargains The
Canal is now open and opportunities pre-
sented daily for forwarding without delay
all orders with care and despatch.
80 boxes Tia. Maccaroni, 20 bags fresh
Filberts, Is bags Palm Nuts, $50 boxes
fresh Raisins, so boxes Rock Candy 20
baskets of prime table salad Oil, 20 boxes
CASTLE Soap, rs boxes variegated and
fancy Soaps, $4,000 Principe, LaVega
and other choice brands Of Segars, $1,000
half Spanish, $4,000 American Segars
landing, and for sale by NO
March II, 1880.
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40 Acres Of Wheat in the
Ground.

% bushels Of Potatoes and lol of Corn.
Also on, the same day the SLAVES Of
the deceased, to-wit;
valuable Negro Men 4; 4 Women and
Children.
Terms OF SALE.--A credit Of nine
months will be given on all sums OF 50 and
upwards. Under that sum the cash Will
be required. The Wheat in the ground
will be sold on months, the corn at six
ty-days, and. the Negroes on credit of 6
months, the purchaser giving bond and
approved security. No property to be
removed until the terms of sale are com
piled with.
Eg- The Negroes will be sold at pri-
vate sale, and not to persons living out OF
the counties Of Jefferson or Berkeley.