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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-11
MUSIOi MUSlCll

Rwe are about to SO Raal leain, 10 purchaser ysry
~ layse stock or Goods we take great pains 10 Inform
our Wbeeilngand Vicinity custom That we Will aslllron
this day, February let 1884 az our Planoand other M
atlumenat Music aud Musical tumonls az hlsl Sos
aud sse that lao and large selection new musl0i ALSO
' f. S9na''u' ''u i. RiOKRIsoN, ieoNaln,t
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-11

II-. SABBATH SLuOUL BOOkS.
The Ohilda Oubtuct Library, containing 10
books bound In 80 vhuios, morocco backs, lelteIcd
aud numberedi price two dollars aud hlty cents rer
Sel.
The Village aud Family libraries Nos. aud 2, contain
Ing ~ yolunles csohi price three dollars per set
Tae Sunday Schooi aud Family Libraiea, Nos ~ and
3, containing ITO volumes eaehi rToeten dollars per
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1854-12-07
PUBLIC, SALE OF VALUABLE
PROBE

10y virtue Of a Deed Of Trust. execu.
- ted 10 the subscriber On the 18th
day of February, 1853. BY Phihp G Lose
and Josephine, hi> wife, for certsi. urea
and purposes therein mentioned. he wilI
offer al Public Sale to the highest bidder.
in the village Of Chaptico on SATCR.
DAY, the 30th day ct December next.
the following property. to wit
ONE LOT OF LAND IN CHAPTlCo.
containing one acre. more or less, i'm.
proved re- new substantial aud com.
nod,ou> DIV ELLlNG; also ONE STORE
L, II, situated in The sane village: also
those two tracts Of tracts Of land vailed
LOCUST PLAINS AND wEEMS,
containing together SIT acres, more or
less, situated ON the head waters If Chap.
tico Bav. not more than mile from The
village Of Chaptico. Said land j. admir-
ably adapted To the growth 1T the staple
crops OF the county, and is improved by
a good dwelling and all necessary out.
houses. The two tracts will BE- Uttered
separately. 81
! TERMs:-One third cash Tor an aceep.
ted draft ON some good house in Bal'i.
more) on each separate property: the
balance in six lively. and eighteen
months. the purchaser OF purchaser. Civ.
ing bond with approved security. with
interest from sale. On the two last pay.
ment>. il NAV he in the pouer Of the
trustee to give longer time. Upon the
! payment Of the whole purchase money .
/ good deed can he given.
. ED"UNDJ. PLOWDEN Trustee.
Dec. 7th 1s54-ts
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1854-12-07

WHEAr.-There has been q pretty
active demand for Whest this week.
both from n'illers and shippers, and a.
the receipts have not been heavy, the
rather unfavorable tone of the fcreign
adviees received early in the week bv
the Baltic have had little effect on prices
On Saturday the offerings were about
5000 bushels. The demand for prime
Wheat was very brisk, but for common
qualities the inquiry was less active.
Good 10 prime reds sold al I75alS5 cts.
ordinary to good whites 17OalSO cts.
good to prime do. at 1SOa 100 cts, and
choice parcels, suitable for family -four,
at 193a195 cts. On Monday the news
BY the Baltic was received. but her
advices had little effect m the market.
The receipts were about 10 900 bushels.
and sales were made at I65a1S4 cts. for
common TO prime reds, lisa 1873 cts for
fair TO prime whites, and l90aI95 cts
for choice parcels suitable for extra and
family Hour. On Tuesday and Wednes-
day the receipts we're about 1900
bushels. Prices we're slightly better
tAsn On aoadsy. ed msss fths samples
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1854-12-07

The full vote Of New York CITY for
Governor, as counted by the canvas<ers,
makes difference Of but one vote from
the result given IN our table some DAYS
ago. S-vnour's majority in the CITY then
stood l4,5Sl-now14. 5s2. The figures
are v to be revised by the canva<>ers
but We know of no reason for expecting
any material change. So far as We can
see, Mvron II. Clarke. Fu>ion-Whi i.
elected Governor by 200 to 800 plurality
over Seymour. Sott-D mocrat. in an 40.
greCate of near half million votes -
" Y. Jour. of Com.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1854-12-07


CuRfnu HAMs~-The sea~on for salt.
,ne Pork hrine at hand. although recipes
fof sailing, without number. have appear
I'd from tine tc time. still think teE
observations. nay be of advantage to those
who have n,A reflected On the subject.
but have saltsd their meat IN a certain
way because their fathers, ~ mothers
have done 40. or Mr.. Smith nr Mr..
B-owa. who generally has good bacon,
does 80. have recently examined the
recipes for sailing pork. given 10 the Al
ba ~ ..Culiivator," for twenty wears:
about four fifihs Of them are for using
pickle: the adv antases ut picking or sub
merging the meat are. that each piece
will be alike salted, aud there is no dan.
ger o! tie meat spolling during a warm
spell If aueaiher, and any degree Of salt'
HE'S desirable can b. given by gradua-
nsg the LIZ 20 the water. not by the
vague mode m making brine, that will
bear N egg or potato. hut by weighing
the salt ard mea-uring the water. l,t-
tie reflection however, must satisfx say
one that meat. living in water fer several
weeks. must necessarily lose a large por-
ton Of its nusr:tive qualities and be rem.
dered less. palataE,le they solS%Hs power
Of water u lost sight Of hv most Persons;
we should remember. that piece of meat
put in water aud boiled for short while
loses nearly ali its nutrition. and the broth
or ,if thickened) soup. becomes the nu-
tritive part: piece Of steak, II washed
for a moment IN cold water. is not 80
delicious or nutritive when hroiled as
when uawa<hed; sausage meat. IT washed
will not make a. FIRE sausage a. If un-
washed: IL il not then reasonable To sup
pese that in letting our pork lie IN salt
water from four 10 siz weeks, large por-
ton of it, nutrition must he extracted by
the water9 therefore think dry sailing
better than picking; far less portion OF
nutrition will he carried Of by the melt
ing salt. As no ham is - rich Juicy and
tender, that is salted without the Use of
sussr or molasses, but sugar is orst:)
mix them together. cover each piece well
~ pu. in box or tub. (that is not tight. !
aud let them remain in salt four or FIVE
week; after which. hang them in the
smoke house a few DAYS TO dry: then
smoke them with whs: you fancy. I
suppose nothing is better than green hick
orv. Much has been said about hanging
hams hook down 80 prevent the dripping
of the Juices; my opinion is, that by hang
ing them hook up. you will not loose juice
enough for a Nv to grease its wings with,
and w,ll spoil the least desirable part with
the hook. have not mentioned saltpe-
ERE: as some persons think IL necessary,
will saw : little will not injure much, If
anv; bat the more ssltpetre is used, the
harder will the meat De. To those, who
think boiled ham too extravagsnt, and salt
their pork {, make itkeep, would say.
use plenty of salt and saltpetre. and no
sugar. '~S
PRtLoGooRRAM.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1854-12-07
PERTAINS 3Rn GET ENTERPRISE
6O,ON TICKET AIkEADr SOLD.
CALL SoR FINAL
MASS MEETINGS FSHAREuor. DERs
70 determine OF: the disposition OF the
GIFT PROBE RTY
to the Shareholders.
CALL soR TlNA

Al meeting OF the shareholders in Per-
hams Third CrIi, Enterprise, held ON the ~ IN
ol !uiy, tie following resolution was Adopted:
Res0dNed That - SOU ~ II il ssrer-
tanned that $1,000 O. ita GIl Trkefs issued
" MIR. PerhaIn IN has third enterprise. are
sold, the OonnnIttee shall call the shareholders
together al the Most CONVENIENT place. Tor the
purpose oil nstructng SAID committee In re-
gard to the manner OF dlsposing Of the Gift
Property"
Having learned from Mr.. Perharn that Co.
VUo u Ssid tickets were soiG. and tha, m ali
probability the remaining .0,lUU called Tor Ly
the above Restitution, would be sold b, the lst
cay oil January next, We have determined In
accordance with the abgvs opinion, 10 call a
Mass Meeting Of the shareholders. M some
place 70 BE- hereafter named. Oh the Eth day
OF January, 1855, ior the purpose designated
by the resolution.
ROBERT BEATTY, Ja.,)
]. LATHROP, SCep,n;,see
b. :. ADAMS,
90 100000 Tickets Omiv M ap
each Will be sold. Zach Ticket
wili admit F0ur PersOms, 0ll sse
Once, or portions nc different tin, ga
90 PERTAINS BUHLESQUE OPERA
HOUSE. COS BROADWAY, n. YORK.
Or To bis other Entertainments. in yar;oua
parts vi the country. Each purchaser of one
OF these tickets will receive a certificate emit.
Ting them 70 one share in ZOO COSTLY
AND VALUABLE GIFTs: lis. OF which
has already been published. Persons can OBJ
tam the same IN circular form, By addressing
note 70 the proprietor.
NOW'S THE TIME TO PURCHASE
In order thai the 10000 Tickets may he
disposed OF by the time specified, the snbscri-
ber offers the following Inducements for per-
sons to get up clubs.
Each person who gets up club Of ten sub.
cribers. and fOrwa (i0) ten dollars 20 this
Office, will receive b. Mail or other Convey.
ances, Eleven Tickets
Each person who sends fat one tisne) one
hundred dollars, will have sent in like msnre.
One Hundred and Tdisxn Tickets. And Tor
all larger sums in exact proportion.
IL II should happen that I'll the Tickets are
sold when the order in received, the money
viii be returned NJ our expense for postage.
o. An orders for Tickets should Dc cd
dressed %
JOSIAH PERHAM. G6s Broadway.
t- New Yosk.
6S- N.Y. Fourth Enterprise win b. aaves-.
Used - soon ~ the third one 10 closed Ths
Tickets are alssaay vrinaeG-
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1854-12-07

Owen Norfolk. Esq, the Clerk of the
Circuit Court for Prince Georges coun.
tv, died I. his residence in that county.
on the 23rd instant in the 10th wear OF
hi, - - had been~foea~png time
identifitd with the Clerks Office Of the
county, having acted a. Deputy Clerk
previous TO his election bv the people a
Clerk in chief, and the Marlboro papers
speak Of him in the highest terms. both
as respects his efficiency and faithfulne<s
As . public officer and his intrinsic worth
as man. Edward w. Belt, Esq, has
been appointed by Judge Grain to fill the
vacancy thus occa<ioned, until the next
general election Of delegates, when q
special election will be held to Gil the
vacancy until the next regular election
for Clerk.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1854-12-07

offered changed hands al i75a1Ss cfs.
for good to very choice reds, 1s0s 100
cts. for good to prime whites. and I9sa-
i95 cts. for ch"icc lots of white suitable
for family Aonr. Yesterday the receipts
were onlv 5000 bushels. he demand
was verv active. aud noiwi.hstand the
unfat nrahl- TINE o! the foreign adviees
brought BY the Africa prices were light
~ better than on the previous dav. This
morning the receipts were verv light,
only 5000 bushels being at market IN
consequence Of the light receipts the
market was verv firm and We noie sales
of good TO prime reds at lS0a 100 cts
and of good to prime whites nj lS5al95
cts.
CoRN.-The receipts of Corn this
week have been heavy. the offerings at
the Corn Exrhanre M 10 this morning
being about 100. 900 bushels. The de-
mand has been qri'e active. mainly for
coa<twise <hinmrnt and prices through
the week have exhibited verv little
change. The market opened with sales
of old mixed and flv cnt white At 7"a7S
cts. good To nrine old white at Tease
eta. prime lid yellow NJ S0as2 cts. and
cut do. at rs CTS. New white sold al
75aTS' cts. rev yellow at sCaSi cts,
and new mixed at 73aT4 cts. The
market through the week has ruled rret.
~ steady a. these figures. New Corn
has fallen of slightly. and we note sales
Yesterday ofnew ~hi'e at 75aT6 cts. and
of new yellow At 7SaS0 cts. This morn
ing the offerings were some 10000
Bushels We note sales Of new yellow
at 7Sae0 cts. and If npx white al 1915
cts. Snre parcels of old Nv cut white
sold al 73aT4 IT'S. There were no sale.
Of nrine old Corn reported.
TOBACCO-The demand for crop
Tobacco * nearly "a active as ever. hu,
the receipts are light and transactions
are limited Ground Leaf has come 10
very freely but the quality operates
aeinst II, and The season for shipping is
now -aarIv over In order TO efTec,
sales decline in price ha> to be submit
ted to on comm qualities (which COM
prise the hulk Of the receir,<) Of fully so
cts from the rates at the beginning Of
the season. We quote Ground Leaf at
Sass so for common: S5.50a sc. so for
mildling: and S7aS750 for fine For
MARYLAND crop Tobacco We quote az be-
fore. inferior 10 common MARYLAND $5.-
50a IS snod common To Middiing So 25a
Sc IS. and good 10 fine brown $7aS9.-
Baltimore American.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1854-12-07

Pubic RoADs.-We learn from the
Planters .Advoeate that on the dav before
the adjournment Of the Circuit Court Of
Prince Georges County. the Grand Jury,
by their foreman, presented the following
document to the Court in reference to
the abomination known as the public
Road SYSTEM
The Grand Jurors Of the State of Ma.
ryland for the body of Prince Georges
county. being about to terminate their
lahors for the present November Term Of
the Circuit Court for said county. cannot.
consistently with their duty to the pub
lie. be discharged without calling the at
tention Of the proper authorities to the
present ruinous and expensive mode of
keeping up the public roads in said coun-
ty; and they hereby express a hope that
in due time an adequate remedy NAV be
~rs-a:~A ~ aha Legislature in this case,
and that some plan less expensive and
more conducive TO the interests of tie
public and travelling community NAV be
adopted. in relation to the repairs and
keeping up OF the public roads.
CHARLES DIGeES. Foreman.
His Honor. Judge GRAIN, responded
to this representation OF the Jury, and
directed il TO be entered on the minutes
OF the Court, and copy to he forwarded
to the next General Assembly of the
State. We understand that His Honor
in the co 1r~e Of his remarks, intimated
that he considered a recent decision of
Judge CONSTABLE, in reference to this
matter. 20 be good law; which was, We
believe, to the effect that supervisor,
having repsired the roads, might apply
TO the Circuit Court for . mandamus
against the county commissioners. to
secure payment for his services.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1854-12-07
TRUST ELS SALE

10y virtue of decree of the Circus,
- Court for St. Nsry's county, sitting
as Court Of Equity. the undersigned will
sell 10 the highest bidder. AZ the Cour,
House door, in Leonard Town, on
TUESDAY, the Cd day Of January mex,
ut fair, II not. on the succeeding Tues
day the following tracts or parcels Of
land, viz:
HOLLY FREE" ROCHESTER "
GREENWELL'S DEFENCE.
HOLLY FREE AND COUGHS AID.
DlTION,
being the real estate Of which Cornel;us
Adams died seized and possessed. con.
tanning two hundred and fourteen and a
half acres, more or less.
This land is located about two mile.
from Leonard Town. on the road leadins
from said town 20 the Clifton Factory
II has all the necessary buildings for a
small family. and in good repair. TIL.
soil Is poor bot susceptible of easy i'm
provement II has . good orchard oi
Fruit Trees, Spring Of good Water an6
healthy situation. There are also on
the said land about TWO THOUSAND
CORDS OF WOOD. Of the hes: quality
besides large quantity Of Ship Timber
the distance to navigabl- water is abou,
one mile.
The terms are 500 cash. the residue
to be paid in equal annual instalments Of
one. two and three years, the purchase,
giving his notes with security TO BE- an.
proved by the Trustee, and bearing inter.
est from the day of sale. when the pur.
chase money shall BE- fully paid. the trus-
tee Is authorized TO execute a good and
sufficient deed for the said lands to the
purchaser thereof. Sale to commence
between ] and 4 o'clock, p. m.
G ]. SPALDING, Trustee.
Dee. 7th. ls54-3w.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1854-12-07

yesterday, taken in connexion with the
agreement >igned by myself and Me><r<.
Johr Wi,hers. L. p. Bsyne. and C. w.
c. Whiting. 10 relation to mv liability,
published as part Of said card ha. been
understood as denial upon ms part that
nv name had been used in the house Of
Selden. Wither< & Co with nv consent,
| think proper to state that any such
inference is erroneous Wv name was
used with nv knowledge and consent.
Whether the use Of nv name there Gre
ates, OF does not create. any legal liability
for the acts o. the late firm, was a ques-
ton which my card was never intended
to raise.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1854-12-07
THE CRrs,s OvrR.-The Bal,;nc

THE CRISIS OvER-The Baltimore
Anne lcan saws: 'All those who are
cognizant of TIE financial position of our
city, and the present standing of our
banking institutions, will bear US out in
the assertion, that so far as Baltimore is
concerned. the monetary crisis is over
that the outside pressure on our Banks
and Banking institutions has been met
and conquered, and our citizens have but
to re-establish confidence one with the
other and all will again move on smooth.
w."
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1854-12-07

90 IMPORTANT NEWS FOR THE
Shareholders in Perham'z Third Gift Enter
prite.-It will BIZ seen BY reference TO advor-
ti>ement IN our paper to day, that the Com
,nlttee appointed by the shareholders a, their
last meeting. have ISSUED a call for final
meeting of all interested. to get their insir,c-
tons IN reference 10 the distribution OF tie
Gift property We are pleased Ia find the
matter so near a contamination, and hop"
that Mr. Perha,n' will receive the patronage
he SO well deserves for the iberaliiv and en-
orgy displayed i'll getting up and Prosecuting
this StupendsuS enterprise. Orders Tor ticLet>
should b~ sent IN Immediately. There are
fortunes in reserve for somebody.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1854-12-07
ACH ANTED

ME undersigned trustees Of Prima.
u rv School No. ], in The 3rd Elec.
ton District. known as Medley'> Ncrk
School, wish to employ Teacher for the
ensuing year /" a man qualified 10
teach Oh" usual branches. and who can
come recommended tor industry and so.
briefly liberal salary will be given. The
school to open On the LIST OF January, or
as early thereafter AZ practicable.
4. F. FENWICK,
WV. \. COMBS
CHAS. r. GOEGH.
JAS. 7. YATES,
w. S. l.. NELL.
Dec. 9TH. lSj4--if.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1854-12-07

SANDWICH IsLANDs.-The authorities
OF the Sandwich Islands seem in earnest
about dispo<ing of their territory to the
United States. The British Consul Cen
eral there, has protested to the measure,
in q speech to the King. which gives
sease hard hits % the "Yankee nstion."
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1854-12-07

FeEs NEcaoEs AND rHr Lucrsse
LAw.-Doubts having arisen \. To- the
proper Interpretation of that p Of the
late act nc Assembly which rel es tn the
sale of liquors to free negroes, il Honor
Judge GRAIN ws> called upon decide
its true 'neaning The Judge sunhe>ita-
tinglv declared tina, free neg7o<. stood
OH the same footing as sisres IND ,ha.
it would ne violation to sell Them Ii.
quors either in the dav time cd AT nioht
without a ~riffen order froIka white
person employing them.-;-Mariboro
| Gazette.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1854-12-07
FA RIM FOR SALE

VNtIE Subscriber offers 81 private Sale The
n Farm upon which he rrsi,les, near
Charlotte Hall. The tract contains $50 acres.
NOR" OF less. He deem il unnecrs.ar, to give
further description. as those wishing to pur-
rhas" will inspect tle property. Terms made
kn"wn upon application.
W. H.sL0CKE.
Dec. 7th, ls5l-tf
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1854-12-07
ct. nlarn's Beacon
LEONARD rows. MD.
THURSDAY MORNING, DEC. LISA,

We have had spell OF Gather lately
that would do no di~credit to . more
northern region. ice has formed quite
thick in MANY places, and we hear MANY
preparing to fill their ice-hnu>eS.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1854-12-07

In the Philadelphia Criminal Court.
on the Goth ult. DR.. Stephen T. Beale
was sentenced to four years and six
(Snonths SJnpTisSnment i'm the County
Prison for the outrage upon Hiss Nudge
Previous to his sentence he made a
speech. in which he asserted his entire
innocence, in the most decisive and SOL
emn manner, appealing to the Searchrr
oil all hearts TO witness what he said He
said he never contemplated the commits
SION OF the crime. never. attempted it,
and that his soul revolted at the sugges-
ton.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1854-12-07
@NEGATIvE ELECTRIC

SENTATIVE ELECTRIC
FLU I'D This extraordinary remed,
for fever,is positive substitute for Qm.
nine in all febrile affections. aud has none
of its bad effects. 1t haS been thorough
lv tested by the most eminent physicians
of Paris, in their extensive practice in
the Hosrltals, bv order Of the French
government, and BY great number of
physicians and non-professional men in
the United States, with complete success.
1t is not compound no<trum, but an en-
tire new article in Materia Wedica. and
IS destined TO succeed all other remedies
for Chills and Fever. a. well a. all febrilr
affections. See advertisements another
column.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1854-12-07
w. SELDEN.
National Infeiiigenccr.

CURIHc HAMs.-Tn everv 1000
pounds Of hams. take eight ounces of
ssltpetre. two quarts Of molaSses. and two
quarts salt: mix with water. After
settling for two or three hours before
introducing the hams. rack of. and throw
out the sediment from the bottom, cover
the meat with the brine, and repack once
week. changing the position Of the
hams. In six weeks the ham NAV be
taken 70 the SuoLs rtDom. As7Efassmok-
ing. they NAV be returned TO the brine.
and kept through summer. IfpreferabIe
the meat NAV remain in the brine and
he taken ont and smoked a. IL j. required
for use. II will be found alwav< in
excellent condition. aud is. when smoked.
an excellent article.
A NEW ENoLANpER.
Hitherto Kentucky has stood at the
head OF the list 80 far a. concerned the
production OF fine cattle. hut now il is be-
lIeved she will have 10 make room for
Old Virginia. Mr. Miles Persons, Of
Hardy rountv. Va, has q COW, seven
years old. which weighs eighteen hun
dred and seventv-<tx pounds. and her
calf. a three wear old heifer. weighing
fifteen hundred and fourteen pounds
These animals were raised BY Gel. Kin
kaId, Of Highland county.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1854-12-07

The Circuit Court for Charles county
commenced It's session on Monday last.
ehe 9Th Inst.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1854-12-07
PRtf.0GOoHRAM.

WASHINGTON CRY, Nuvember "a. 1854.
THE House Of SELpEN, WIrBERs &
Co has this day expired by its own l'mi-
tation. Persons who vii! doubtless be
satisfactory 10 the public will remain in
tn Banking House to settle it's affairs.
The warmeSt gratitude is felt BY the
ate partners for the generous indulgence
'hich ha> been extended by the public
Aaidst the troubles which have lately
6tught the House 10 this painful step.
Bullet all be assured that every effort
wiif,e made 20 satisfy the c!imants in .
Just I'D impartial spirit.
Mesrs. w. Seldeu. L. P. Bayne, and
John !. English will attend TO settle
with TN creditors whose confidence they
hope to aerit.
VIM. SFLDEN,
JNO. WIrHERS,
L. p. BAYNE.
G. " CARLYLE WHITING.
Nov. 25-4td.