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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-26

RAILROAD ACCIDENTAL lad named Mcclure, while
endeavong jump the Lafayette railroad cars they
Were passing God street, yesterday, FELL and had of his
feet crushed by the wheels in their onward motion. We
have heard blame attributed in this the conductor
| or driver of the
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Snow fell at St. Louis on the pigbt Of the 15tb
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NEW SILKS, NEW SILKS,
NEW DRESS GOODS.
FALL AND WINTER FASHIONS,
w. AZ. HNSgerty - Bro.
SIS Canal street and 8 Royal street,
WILL. OPEN TODAY their store, No ROYAL .ro.,
w the Of and connected with their stand S. Canal
They respectful solicit the attention 10 their
IN gnfcen assortment of NEW and FASHIONABLE SILKS
and DRESS GOODS imported directly by Them just received
Our stock of Silks, Fall and Winter Dress Goods
Fancy Articles selected by OF US from the principal
London Paris and Lyons will be ou d. inspection
the and complete in this city, of the
Partisan styles newest designs and most fashionable shades
shall likewise open to-day large and beautiful assortment
Silk and Cashmere ClORks and MantillRs
styles Alcyone, ChamPy, Anazone, oiee and MMque
Parasols, Gloves. Fans, ValeuCisnnes Lace, ETC.
Muslin CAles Collars and Chemisettes
Lace and Muslin Embroidered PagoGe Sleeves and uiis
Plain Hem stitch and Embroidered Linen Cambria HdAts
Embroidered, Lace and Muslin Curtains.
French Curtain Damasss Table and Piano Covers
| LiBen DamdsA Cloths, Napkins and Diapers
Silk, Meno and Cotton Hose and Under Garments for Lade
| and Misses - =.
Hs- large assortment Of HOUSEKEEPING and PLANTA
TION GOODS Bans Fannels, Linsys, keTseys, etc all o
which offer, usual the lowest prices ms 2dp
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IA Masonic.
NV hnTsS-A stated Meeting of GEORGE WASHINGTON
NIX R M 5a No. s. will be held WEDNESDAY EVEN
<sth lnsL at half past o'clock at Masonic Hall
anu feIdldo full attendance Of the
Mem1era is requested BY order of the w NJ
MO +. A. DENTZEII, Secretary.
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Fashionable Clothing.

No. 40 CAMP STREET,
Opposite Hewlett's Exchange.
az We in receipt complete Stock Of FAsHIONA-
BILE CLOTHING and FURNISHING GOODS comprising nearly
every article in the way Dress suitable for the season.
THOMPSON & NIXON,
O3 2dpH No. 10 Camp street,
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LOCAL N EW S.

ST. CHARLES THEATRE.-We are happy to state that
mistake made in advertisement of the St. Charles
yesterday morning. which announced that Mrs Fanen
to appear but night Mrs F. appears again this
evening Mary Tudor, in Victor HugOs celebrated play
of that She also sustans the character of OtUa in
the comedy of " Bold Stroke for Husband" Mr. Yves
ton ustans the prncpamae character in the flint piece and
MIR. Farren in the last.
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| a
O'clock the south side of the New Basin, the
of Benton street, Second Municipality. The large planning
mill Of Cuus Ranney destroyed and five other wooden
buildings The following the of the sufferers as
near could learn them Curtius Ranney, planning
Enlistment, nsured Mr. Hany, coffee house and grocery:
Mrs iddons, boarding house Mr. Healing, dry goods and
clothing nsured Mr. Farrell and James
ley carpenter and builder There about twenty or
y bales of cotton burned which lying the landing
Of the New Basin The vessels which lying in the vi
cnity lowed away for fear OF taking fire. 1t was for
unate circumstance that there but little wind or we
should have been called to chronicle tremendous cOna
grafton Most of the buildings in this part of the city are
wood and there large number of lumber and yards
in the vicinity. This renders the neghbOrhoOd peculiarly
posed to the of fire. The remen attendance
large numbers and dng themselves by exerOns
MUNICIPAL ADJUDICAT1oss.-Fhe Mayor yesterday sold
at auction the following contracts Paving Leyee street
from Customhouse to St. Ann and Charres street, JohG
CrOnanhe former at four dollars per square yard and
dollar per superficial foot for curb and gutter and the
latter at four dollars yard, and thryve curl
and gutter The paving is be done with square granite
blocks The contract previously awarded to Mr. q. w
Wilson, but esod by order of the First Municipality
Council for the reason that Mr. W. did not furnish asac
| tory security.
The contract for paving Main street. between St. Claude
and Broad streets, with round stOne awarded to W.
Collins, at thrtytwo cents yard and forytwo
foot for curb and gutter stone.
The contract for building bridge Canal Caron
dele at the Intersection of Maras street, sold A Des
iariins for S2l0O.
All lhe ABOVE contracts were previously Sold but
declared NULL in consequence security being furnished
The contract for building watch Baronne street
| was awarded to Henry Mcclure for $I8 70O
The contract for making the steamboat whaes in the
cond Municipality, given to Graham, Davis McLaugh
lin, at s22 per 100 superficial feet
Paving Robin street, from Camp Magazine street s. l.
Forgay, So 90 per square yard the contractor unhn
materials.
The contract for re-construcng the Workhouse Thir
Municipality, into Market building Guard houst
Good Children street, and repairing the old Guar
house and Municipal Hall, sold McNIlen for $500
The contract for cleaning the Parish Prison awarde
, | to Mr. Framile, at $3.50 per year
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VESTS ia

Black and coloIed silk and Satin Vests.
Very rich Ball and Embroidered Cloth Vests
Single and double breasted black
skin Vests,
Single and double breasted black Cashmere Vests.
Rich Bombazine and Merino Vests.
White Marseilles and Buff Cashmere Vests.
Very rich Satin and Tirse Ball vess.
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EASHIONABLE CLOTHING :;:t The
subscribers received large and
and Winter Fashionable Clothing and FURNISHING GOODS,
comprising every In way suitable for the season.
NORRIS Il WAY, 22 Camp street,
s24 2fpu of Common under Hewletts Exchange,
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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS OF FREIGHT TO MOBILE-FoT
N Alabama RivsrseveR additional light drsught hosts
having Of this Frrights
Mobile with little delay AL treights therefore, offer
ing MaIl he goods be
sisned smPbell Co.. N. WariDg Co or g. g. Marsh
j. g. R. GEDDEs Agent, Mail Line, 10 Bank Place.
o24 f.. H.. WlNGArE, Agen Canal Line 81 Poydras ST.
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upon BY The supreme court ynd Il wss Coz he pspss
that be had oblsined writ of habeas corpus sc 49,
court He referred TO case OF but late oceau<ocs. n
which free coored person was reduced 10 slavery, snt
was taken from Philadelphia but a lew days $50
The commissioner said that be had already stated his
determination to obey the habeas eypas u wss hss ea
ion however that the writ did not operate a. ss@f u
the proceedings pending before him lie vas. ta<1sioss
ready to hear further testimony on either sis
Mr. Jay then stated that Jos l. White, eco. ~ as<e
cate counsel had left court under the impression shsi
an adjournment would be had he p'ccesded. Hi<e.
under much excitement to say that - the
refused to grant adjournment, he Was toatshed W
state in open court that he had received somiss Iron
him in private that he would adjourn The ~ss'ss ss 70
morrow. aiaR rF&ttt =.
The commissioner said he had been Misunderstood By
the counsel for the fugitive, 90
Mr. Jay in tow ering passion, expressed has wlns.
ness to make affidavit Of the correctness Of h's state
ment.
Mr. Western here inieposed. and, slludng 70 the mis-
between the commissioner and the coun-
sell which he Witnessed with pain. Withdrew hls ohlee.
tons to the adjournment which was accordingly ordered
to twelve O'Clock to-day,
The hall was as usual beseged by negro and white
aboonsts but the aspect OF the mob was quleier than
before. The viii probably be Prorac,ed one.
strong body OF police 10 aendance and the whole
affair presented strange contrast TO the summary trials
Of tie sessions and police courts where the liberty Of
white men every day adiudcaed without the least
danger Of excitement or breach Of the peace
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From The New York 0los..
The ruxstivs-sIavs Cass.

The fuxttve-Slave Case.
The ALLEGED FUGITIVE HrxRY LoNo-The habeos
corpus issued by Judge Edmonds to MIR. Hall did not
come on yesterday, some regulay having occurred In
making up the return. Neither Mr. White nor Mr.. Jay
being IN cou the matter was postponed BY the Judge I'LL
AT noon the Adjourned examination before the com.
missioner (HalD was called on, when Mr. Jay uor the
negro) asked for an adjournment OF the case, on the
ground that the writ OF habeas corpus bad been recog
nsed by the commissioner, the matter properly be-
fore the supreme OF the State Tor adjudication. Mr.
Jay asserted that the law unconetutona and void,
and that his intention, posnbe, 10 bring the
not only before the supreme ccu Of the State but be-
fore the court OF appeals and Supreme Court OF the
United States. in order to make Il precedent to all
Mr. Western replied in powerful argument. contend
ing that the duty OF the commissioner TO proceed
summaly and without delay He showed that the
gel for the alleged slave had omitted q present shemssyss
before the supreme court At ten O'clock and that delay
only sought, since the writ Of hsbsg corpus
clearly void The writ addressed to Chas. M Hall
individually, and not to the United States commissioner
Of The negro. who was in he custody y the marsha in
pursuance Of the provisions Of United States law The
object Of the delay sought .was clearly exhibited by the
spon which Jadgs EdmondSs writ bod bssn i.usd Il Il.
lodged that Henry Long not in custody under procsss
Of any court judge 81 this State, Of the United
application in its true light showing that the delay sought
by Mr. Jay until the matter should be finally adjudicaied
By appellate courts, would BE- virtual denial Of Justice 70
The claimant and poor commentary nPco the SUM
Since the adjournment Of the day before yesterday,
other Witnesses who knew the boy Henry, and had
known him and his owner.hp from his birth, had come
ready % prove these facts beyond dispute. BY several
MI Jay replied. He admitted shat The esss was Dc.
s's sss S nm sse q similar ~ L rhs Il sSss y
MI Jay commended that This law should Be adudicsssd
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AT meeting OF the male members Of the Forsyth
street New York; Methodist Episcopal Church. held on
the 2sd instant, the following preamble and resolutions
were adopted as M
church of New York. Brooklyn, and williamsburg, held
the Mission Rooms Ia New York. the 9th Of November,
1885, preamble and resolutions were adopted strongly
condemnng fugitive law, and In effect repudia
ting clause Of constitution, which requires the
dton Of fugitive slaves their Therefore be
Resolpsd BY the m ale members of Forsyth M E.
church, that, while willingly concede 70 our preachers
the right OF expressing their private opinions yet we con-
slider the PRONUNCIATION Of such sentiments were limbo
died in the preamble and resolutions passed BY the preach
er meeting Of November 9th be njudcious and calcu
lated produce religious discard and promote political
disnnion.
Resolved, That dissent entirely from the sentiments Of
said resolutions y.
Received, That portion Of the N. E. church, We
have hitherto sustained win strive maintain
the charncter OF conservative, law bdng peacsovina
church, end such worthy Of oonndsnos in infsa
ri,y, not 70 Be missruaed or impseched n.
q l.. TsusLow, Secretary.
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DLANKETs, FIAHHnLA. 1se.--ws invita- sbs sssaasu I
public all in Of such aicss, sbs nowtsGs
ipsaesmsn,s nav Be- sspse.s > pssssssss We ssvs
100 pieces heavy twiled blanksts, fbs
50 do low priced colcred do
superior grades. ..f. NJ
IS pieces heavy fuIsd Cloths in "a and g. sDs ssrvsnh
30 DO ssunets, In al coIors and prices
% DO plaid and plain llnseys, FOG ssrvssn'weG
s pieces superior black French closhs
s. do lov-prcsd and colored DO In olive, gecn movn,
blue, and ciaret, for boys wear
do superior black French doeskin csssimeres
: % DO nDcY-coiossd ess:msrss In new styles
Gsnusmen's under garments, Ac.-
20 do drawers
g 90 passps msrno drawers
p.cs: heavy soss.-mlsd asnass q, sssis@sas v.s4
10 do real Welsh unshKinkine DO
piece ial flannel blankedng
With an extensive stock q ~ kn Q white and solorsd asa'
CLAoETT, NEWTON, MAY, . Co
DIANOs. ssr.phinss, c.-Jus received per barqus Id ~
schooner Payson nom Boston, and schooner Michigan TO-
eeived, my extensive ever offered ms d
In this assortment two rosewood scvcn-ocave Louis XIV
o. sss q and beauty q exterior nom
snos o. and nnish om hctory and M sn
half and seven-ocuve pianos om me bsst New Yot
superb Stock pcss ems $500 Secondhand pan"
Also, just ssvsd further uppy Of ssnphins slesss,
god tone number q highly csnamsn'ed and ohsr
music received weekly, and sold ssiow any 'sors
: - 1S a8 is seas nIcHp pAvIs
Dee ai--<o3t PsnnsyivaniA svs's'
Z 4 N
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JayENING DRESS GOODs.-We respectfully invss tina d
u cnton the following goods Cor evening 1s
IS pieces fancy-colored grapes, in III shades
40 DO 6ne white do n gses# kefs
10 do whits illusions and meinss
10 do hncy-colored do
50 do white and fancycolcred Tarie,on musins
Is "a fne French muslins
10 do fancy-colorcd and white Grape leisss
White merno, moussslnsx de lane and befeess
Also splendid variety OF fancy and white siks
evening and dinner dresses !.
ladies' white slk hsss IN plain snhsodsssd, %
and sandal lace G
Is dozen adies best white hid gloves, just received
French embru6sss In collars, inside hasdksrchs
with Sleeves rsAi thread iacc capsss besthss, &c.
With many other articles connscsd with ne above hne,
exhibited al 10 pursuit 0f such goods with
pleasure, which win MOI I'll = plsese
CLAGErT, NEWTON, NAY, co
Dec 2-3uf Say &ss teeft 81
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COLUMBIA MUSICAL AssOCIATION.-Tbe undsnicpa
pleasure announcing their fssds and he %
general that this assocston consne Of nearly 81 n
professors instrumental performers Of this city,
completely organized under the conducoshp Of Professor L
Baitmere the late distinguished leader Of the 6eman
Musical AssocIafion 6rss win be gvsa
early period which, well pssvious grand rehes
Of the washington phhaSmonc Society VII
invited And In the meantime hsy beg n
friends thar hey making every sess y rsnds Aek eoaeh
truly deserving Of public and
At KIECKnOkFER, PrsEdsaL
JOHN ED0AR, Secretary.
Jas. r. McC0RKLk, Tr6aanrx.
@. LENscHoW, Cssducsos.
Dec le-asod As
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From Ii. baltimore sua q yesterday.

Ar ths Csnsssasls Score win BE found fssh frusss,
n he, such
malaga pspss, q. nsass, oranges, lemons
Cuuann, ciuon iuinbe, ~
Rrunes N fsncy bozss csanh<rrss, appsss
Cocossuu, candles nsh ofa knd preserved sngsr,
.1be,
gasanss, e,vss, plehiss, cspsm, nsecasoni
Salad oil, lemon srup. 0& "a
LIQUORS. Ks
chsnpssns hocl. ns1srs sssuy rc Lisbon, Malaga, esss
Superior psnsi, osart, and Loados dock brandy
Scotch, Irish, and Old whiskey
Holland Gn htsfsrs, absnsh, &c.
Aso nsvhs and Pnaeps cigar, superior chewing smelling
For ssie W
JAS. T. LLOYD CO.,
Dee a1-soif1w
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EOR REHT two large saloons ths ee<nsr % Psnn-
yvasia avenue sn1 Ina They oai shout ~
q rnnvnna avnee wiz lsnUA ~ sbsu - ~ o. l&h
me- es,ns asssss1 ssoet ~ ssssp ~ popeio pan wsh
ON an1 ~ hog0uThos vel ite< or Aim.
snecn o. cnsrws, cfals~ say ssspasN u nsshan1iss.
.s.n 20. o. tern yssss, 49, ssssass uis - Dc ssb
- JosErH wnsArr.
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pAIxm NuxIHERY.-MnA ANN n. CLARK vim opsn hs sss
her fashionable OF winter @
--latest Style nowsrs, Ssatbsn hair Infants, smsos
hats hoods, bsauuf arcie with variety OF neck npsnas
othe1 syicies Of hs Farers and Mscos
Bari. 9solssowns D. q.
nnDGunTs ~ sne Hslyaays.--M. w. GAR nso1nSs
wn opsn lses sd1on their former splendid 80 49,
wnecnss, Ieweiy, aiverwsrs kc., embracing sven ~
snH ssgaaiIn hsr ns 70 which hey invite me htenuoa "
sco )" ~ M W. cALr 1 BRoTHEr
nee n-m Bstwssn IN pnd lon srs~
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lect sasuce IN regard 70 ner coton MANUFACTURED He
returned In 1870, aad said in bis report:
sad overooker Of aosofy In the north Of England,
10 me- How do manage to get along with republican
operatives never would supsrinsnd factory where
could not do AZ 4 pleased with my hands Here we can
would 70 round the mid and rsquss hand 20 do this Or
s% sss s ss sS
woman, OF child srs ;hs. don't feel Is go good % hi. s%
This spirit psrvadss the whole body Of proprietor.
and cveooken there some exceptons the general
ss s' n'y ss and
blow the aide Of the head which stunned him. have
oen little girls and kicked Numerically in the
tendent would overlook, Or only reprove in kind way.
Beating ard kicking the most common ways OF admin
sserng eptoof, and Of course. you will fnd downcast
look and sIavish air about the operatives
"The children never have stool chair cit on when
they have short moment OF from their work In COR
thcss Intervals Wbsn We mink that in following pair q
spinning mulss In Manchester, child walk 10
miles day-snd with the improved machinery recently
that the child has frequently 70 walk several miles and
from the factory see the cruelty Of allowing them
az S S 81 y. eoss
be very deprsved cav muItudcs Of wossen with their
persons most imm6dssay exposed At their work. and
different sexes Many OF the children aso In some or The
mills nearly naked Indeed, IL IL i'm possible think
preserve much purity among persons accustomed 70 such
But let ne come down 10 the present dav W. tske
from recent English book called Sketches Of Life"
by Radical, the following picture of London deerada-
tion. The Scotch dialect makes the scene highly inn
pressive $3.50
.Hs Stopped suddsny before the entrance o. missn.
Look There's not soul down thu, yard burs other
be agar thief OF warss wns about that say
how saw the mouth ohe, and tive pillars thereof II the
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emo town in f72i. under the title of the Nsp England
Cesrsnf. could not maintain itself. though IL had very
$3.50 edvocstess being supported BY the Halfr Club
ns1ssnt there are IN Boston sixteen daily nswssapsIs
win dny circulation OF $4,000 COPIES and fifty weekly
newspaps, with weekly circulation OF 223 600 TO say
nohinG q semi-wsekly papers and semi monthly papers,
end monthy. and quarterly, and annual publications
fApplanse As TO your schools, is quite useless for me
to y word about them, after what has been 90 well said
BY my honorabls friend who has preceded me, (Mr
out into enlogy that celebrated university, the genial
daughter OF my own Alma Mater, (app ause 10 which
eli the youth from the various quarters Of this great con-
federation resort, and in which all, understand.
sPor Virtues nobler view,
By precept and example too"
Little or nothing Of these things acquainted
WIN mem all bot must bring one interesting circum-
snnce lee generally understood before your attention.
nswspepe!msking, and population getting, il nothing 10
thai which = taking place in wtchcrafi. [Laughtef1
This z : fact In 1884 there could only be found.
g a,s HsbNs 81. one
crcsa - therefore naturally enough burnt, Laughter
on the ~ that she had guessed, Laughter and ap
pausel your folks are rather given to shrewd guess
looks were the subject Of the maedctoy comment Of
two 81 her neighbour Now in 1850, gentlemen there
are IN New England thousands Of females notorious for
their wchey. and who, instead Of being aged loathsome
and rspusive, young lovely and Laughter
and chesr1 witches who, instead Of being committed
The ames 70 about nfaming Others daughter j and this
wih the most perfect immunity. [soghter and cheers
ard sir charms are the daily hourly constant subject
o. qonvGsAion 70 al who have the painful pleasure OF
be!19 acqpaintsd with thsm Laughter But il is not
only lor The iriqmphs Of beauy that New England il
htisS, my MOI Lowell and Lonsfsiow. ficknos and
Bryant placsif On their browi n the laurel belongs
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snsy-ths pswnbrokers shop = side and the gin pal
ace ~ the otherwa evils. eating up and
women, and balrns, body and soul
Look a the bareioossd. bsrebacked hizzes, with their
round the neckf and their moohs full o. vitrlo
and bessly words Look at that Irish woman. pouring
he Gin down the babys hroai Look AZ that ra Of boy
saun Of the pave shop where he's been pledgng the
handkerchief be stole this morning. into the gin shop 70
buy beer poisoned grains OF paradise and cocans nd
and saul, damnabe, lnaddenng.
lsbseeding drug. Look the girl that went ia wi
shawl IN her back, and wiout onel Drunkards
the FRO born !"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-10
Virginia:

+ rules holden in the Clerks ofce the circuie l..
"a or count OF Law and Chaneery Tor the county 4 p,
rick, at the houe thereof, The first Monday in M
cember, 1919. e-
Alexander A. Moir and James Mor, merchants and n..
ners trading under the firm OF Aloir s Son, Plan,ia
against
Anderson Bowman, Mary Bowman, widow OF John R
man, decd; Gloon Bowman, Alfred Bowman Nels
Thompson and Elizabeth his wife, William Bowman ILL.,
Jackson and Nancy his WIFE, Kid Montgomery and Cb,i,
his wife, Elisha Bowman and Ewell Bowman Le;s "
John Bowman decd; Henry uggle, and Jesse Corn shT
OF Patrick, Defendants
IN CIANCERY.
The defendants, Anderson Bowman and Elisha Ror
man. not having entered their appearance and given
security according 10 the Act OF Assembly and ~.
rules of this court and it appearing by sati.iactpv
evidence that they are not inhabitants Of this COM
ON the motion of the plaintiffs, by counsel il is
ordered that the said defendants do appear here IN the @
Monday in February next and answerthe plaintiffs bill and
that copy OF this order be forthwith published in the
lynchburg Nrgnian, for two months SUCCESSFULLY and
posted at the front door the courthouse OF this county on
court day. - W
Copy-Testc,
Dec 2O-w2m SAINT. g. STAP1 ES Cpk
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NO TTfE.

(Y authority ola decree OF the Circuit Superior f,,
- Law and Chancery OF Franklin county, prononnnt Oh
October term 1919, in the Of Tate and othe,s -
ianer and Others the undersigned, (appoinied cot
sioner Tor that purposeO will sell to the highest bddr :.
public anetion at Franklin Courthouse on the 4tb a,
February, 1850, (being court day) the LANDS IN 81
decree menoned lying and being in the county of IA,
lin on the waters OF Chestnut creek, adjoining the
William Steagail and others, containing 7S7 ACRES ~,
or less, being the same lands formerly by Josiah ~
Dickinson, and occupied at present by John S Bu,vv
Esq. Tie terms of sale will be credit Of one and III
years for equal portions OF the purchase money The Two
chaser to give bonds with good personal security ara
title TO the lands retained until the whole Of the pu,ch
money fully paid subject to resale in default of
The above lands lie about ten miles south of franL
Courthouse we'll watered and tmbered and adancJ
venient and comfortable buildings thereon. H-
Jan 3-wiw NJ G CARpLR g