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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

The morning hours waS expended in the pre-
senlaiion of petitions. accounts.
Pursuant to notice, Mr. Tucker introduced Il
bill for The re- organization and improvement ol
the Common School system of South Crrnl'n l.
Read the first lime and. referred to The Commit
tee OF Education; also Il bill 10 alter and amend
The law regulating the jurisdiellorlof Magistrates
Read the first time, and on motion, was ordered
10 be printed, and made the special order Of the
day at O'clock on Tuesday mex.
Mr.. Mcknight gave notice that tn.lnorrow he
would ask leave TO introduce Il bill authorizing
The removal of The Capiol to Charl, son.
Mr. Clarke offered the following resolution
ReSoircd, That the Committee on the aliIi!ary
be instructed to inquire into the rxpcderry oi
altering and amending The militia law in the -rol-
lowing respects. to wit: The di.banding os
militia companies, and organizing in lieu of each
Il volunteer company, with The privilege Of Il
smaller number of men constituting II company,
and smaller number of companies u battalion
or regiment; the abushing OF that clause in The
miIirr, law compelling every man Of Il certain
agc under penalty TO perform militia duty. and
inserting clause, leaving it optional with lin
either 10 discharge The duty, or pay tax annu,
ally for his exrmpiun-said tax to be- received
by the captain rf the volunteer company belong
ing To- the bcal in which he resides, and appro.
priated To the supporter his company, and that
they have leave 10 report by bill or otherwise
Immediate consideration being moved, the rcso
luton was laid on the table.
Mr.. Sullivan introduced bill giving the e'cc
ton Of Electors Of President and Vice Pres
dent to the people
A mcssag &c was received from The Senate, pro-
posing To the House to 90 into au election IL"
Register of Mesne Curycyance for Char leslo'
District Tomorrow at ] O'clock. On motion o
Mr. SirgIing, the message was laid on the table
On motion Of Mr. Segling the House nd
journed.
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The Goyernor's Message.

WE occupy large space this week with the admi'
rable Message of Gov. JonS L. MANNING. Every one
must arise from its perusa with the conviction that he
has read State paper of high merit. 1t is lucid: for
chile, PRACTICAL and tasteful throughout. Upon The
several questions of the Banks, Schuos, Rabun
Gap Rail Road, the College and Citadel Academies
and the proprie,y of Southern unanimity, We believe
his Excellency speaks the mind of South Carolina
His opinions, in regard to every subject upon which
his duty leads him to touch, advanced with cour-
tesy, and Difference to the judgment of Others char
acerisic at all times of the true gentleman and con-
scientous officer. We commend the Message 10 gene
raj attention.
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H Y NJ E NJ I A L.

MARRIED, on tho 2Sth November, by Rev. David
ssY, al Of this District.
MARRIED, on the sSth ut, by Rev. s. p. Getzen,
Mr.. WYATT l.. HOLMES AMI Mrs MARY E. ELAN,
all Of this District.
MARRIED, by the same on, the 30'h ult, MIR.
LucIus HATCH, of Augusta. Ga, and Miss GEORGE
ANN V. MAYS, of this District.
MARRIED, on Sunday, the 10Th ut., by Rev. W.
Bodic, Mr.. VIN.oN BLEDsoE and Miss ELIZA BERnr,
al of Edgefeld District. i.,.,...-,-
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COM N E r CIAL.
,orresnondcucc Of the Advertiser.

HAMBURG, Dee 2.
CoTroN.-Thc transactions Of the past week in
this article have been 10 q greater extent than of
any previous week of this season. And notwi,h-
standing the daily unfavorabe advices from our
port markets, prices continued finn, with good de-
mand, up to Thursday, when the market became
less active and prices dropped, dealers having rc-
fused to operate at former rates. consequently good
portion Of the receipts went in Store, on account Of
Planters. Sales to-day show decline in prices Of
the week previous, Of 1 a cts, with downward
tendency, and from present prospects have no,h-
ing upon which to predicate the hope of reaction
in prices soon. We quote prices nominaly 64 a,s1
o.c n
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OBIT A r Y.

DIED, at his residence in this District, on the 2Gbh
Nov, Mr.. DEMPSEY BUssEY, Sri. in the Ssth Year
Of his age. -,a ~.
lie had been citizen of Edgefed for perhaps
MI his life. TO say MI the good that might be said
Of him, would he supcrtluous. lie lived nPrlshty,
and greatly respected bv ali who knew him. He
was for so wears consistent member OF the Baptist
Church served many years as deacon Of the Grove
Church. The Church has truly lost pattern aud a
guide, that will be felt by all for though his ou:>
ward man persisted, the inner nrn was renewed
day by day and is rs n ripe sheave gathered in
the heavenly garner.
He leaves children, many grand children, with
numerous relations and friends to mourn their lnss
s. P. G.
~ The Alabama Baptist will plcasc copy
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The " boil Ringers"

TIE Manager of This Company informs us by mail
that they will exhib in this place within week or
two. Owing 10 the uncertain duration of other en-
gagements the precise night or nights cannot be fixed
upon. Due notice will be- given by bills. OF the merits
of this band We can say nothing, having never heard
t,em They were in Columbia last week, and we
heard several persons there speak admringy Of a
certain wood-and.straw instrument they have along.
BY the bye, We may we'll give the name Of this IN
srumens inndvance, 30 that onr little boys may learn
to pronounce itn due time. II is The Tronducn-
mepAilipinoirosomomcnt :"
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SENATE.
WEDNESDAY, Nov. 2e

WEDNESDAY, NOV. ~,
In this Branch, the business is mostly prepa.
ratory and hence somewhat unnteresiing.
The President announced the following stand
ing Committees of The Senate.
Privileges and Elections Porter, McAliIey,
Fee FeGcrai Relatoas.-NIessrs Chestnut, WsherspoOn
Porter, Preston. Allen, lrhy.
Finance and Banks.-Messrs Buchanan, MaLyck,
Mor,erni, Cannon, Preston.
Jutliciury.-Messrs. Moses, Blakeny, Porter, CheS-
accounts and Vacant OGcc,.-Messrs. Brockman,
Grissette, Fishhurne, and Scott.
Claims and Grisuunces.-Messrs. Dudley, Wilson,
Williams, Watson.
MIiturv and Pensions-Messr,. Marshall, Allen,
Shnler.
College and Educa,ion.-Messrs. Townsend, Bar.
ker, McAliiey, Ingram:
Incorporation and Engrossed AcS-Messro. Ioy,
Buozer, Hibben, Pirkens
Agriculture and Internal mprouements.-Messrs.
Drayton, HarIIee. Barnes, Barton.
Roads and Buildings.--Messrs. Witherspoon, Zm-
Norman, Ruth, MOorman.
Iunoi;c AsvIum and Mediral Accounts--Messrs.
Palmer, Hase, Zimmerman, Barker, Harllee, Ingram,
Scott.
Commerce and The Mechanic Arts.-Messrs. earn,
Gisi, Brownlee.
Lcnisidttrc Li6rary.--hessrs. Preston, loWnSchu,
Bull.
After the presentation of sundry reports, me-
MORALS, &C., Mr. Mazyck, pursuant to notice, III
lroduccd a bill to repeal The usury laws and ais"
bill to amend The charter Of the Bank of The
Stale of South Carolina. Mr.. Cannon, n bill TO
amend an acl 10 provide for the inspection OF
-four; Mr.. Zimmerman, n bill to alter the siltings
of the Courts of law on the Earlern Circuit ;
Mr.. Preston, bill 10 incorporate Columbia Fc-
male College.
Mr.. Moses presented the petition of the Sons
of Temperance, Division No. ]2, for IN act oi
incorporalun Referred to the Committee on
Interpretations. Also the petition of sundry
citizens of Sumter District praying for an in,
CREASE in the payment of witnesses and OF Pcll'
jurors attending courts Of justice; also PelI,
lun from sundry citizens, praying for the rcpeaI
of an act for opening certain road, aud Tor
compensation for passing through their 1ahd' ;
also n memorial from sundry citizens for the eS
labli,lrmrnt OF Il branch Of the Bank OF III"
State at SunlrrvIe; also the returns Of The
Commissioners of Free Schools for Sumter
District for 1854:
Mr.. Porter presented the memorials OF tho
Firemen'> Charitable Association Of Charleston
of the GranilcviIIc Company in respect TO Horse
| Creek and of the Northeastern Railroad Com
pany for permission to enter Charleston; which
were respectfully referred 10 the appropriate
committees
Various other petitions. &c, of . Iucal charar'
ter we:e read, and the Senate, OIL motion OF MIR
| Brockman, then adjourned.
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Prices of Real Estate.

Ok Monday last, Suluda pine lands somewhat i'm
proved brough, in this market from TO l4dollars per
acre. Dark Corner oaky.woods tsaid to he Of fine
quality rated at barely SIS. While Beach Island
swamp land reached the extraordinary notch oil sixty
dollara per acre. And this we put against The whole
up.country. The Chester Siandard will find this
harder 10 Get over Than oilr AmnZons.
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Legislative Proceedings.
SENATE.

C,LuNBIA,. TUESDAY, Nov. %, 1854.
In the Senate to-day after the presentaii"n of
various PETITIONS, memorials, notices OF bills
&c, the Message Of his Excelcncy Gov. Man
ming WIS read. The usual number Of copies
were ordered TO be printed, and the Senate adj
journcd.
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Declined.

We are authorized to withdraw the name of JoHN
W. SMITH from the race for Ordinary of Edgrfeld
District. Mr. SMITHS reason is, that he intends re-.
moving West.
Rev. DAVID BoprE also declines running, his
Churches being unwilling TO give him up.
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President OF the Senate alluded to this duty IN striking
terms and could but believe as we l"oked around
upon that ussembage Of age, experience prudence and
patriotism, that his eloquent remarks met most hear
tv rezpo1oe from every South Carolina Senator.
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Notice.

VNHE Stockholders in tho Edgcfeld S Cheatham
i Plank Road are hereby notified that the fourth
and last nsiament Of twenty-five per cent. on their
subscriptions will be required on the 18th Dec inst
j. B. SULLIVAN, Trcasr.
Dec & 1T IL
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SENATE.
FEIDAY Dec. !, 1854


After reading thc journal, Mr.. Watson present.
ed several memorials and petitions also, pnr-ll-
ant to notice. asked leave to introduce BIZ! to
amend IN act entitled III act TO renew the char
ter Of certain towns and villages passed Drrcm-
Der, 1853, whicI, received its first reading and
was referred to the Committee un Interpretations.
Mr.. Porter. pursuant to notice, and with leave
of the Senate inirudured Il bill tn authorize the
State to afford nil To the Blne Ridge Railroad.
which received lis first reading, AMI was referred
to the Committee on Finance aud Banks, and
ordered to be printed.
A Message WAS received fr"m His ENccllcnry
the Governor, containing m invitation from the
Trustees of the South Carolina College, lnvI-
ting the Senate to attend the College Commence
ment: and also covering communication from
the Go. ernor of Georgia, in respect to the
boundary between the States Of South Carroll
M and Georgia.
Mr. Chcsnut moved that so much OF His
Exccllencv the Governors message us related
to the invitation of the Trustees "f The South
Carolina College TO attend the College Com
mcnccment be referred to the Committee on the
College, Education and Religion: and 50 much
of it ny relates to the communication OF the
Governor of Georgia on the boundary lines
between South Carolina aud Georgia be relcr-
red TO the Committee OH Federal Relations.
Motion agreed to.
Mr. B. J. Johnson, of st. Helena, reported
Bill granting aid TO The Charleston aud Savannah
Railroad.
Mr.. w. D. Porter of Charleston, from the
Committee of Privileges and Elections, asked
permission to send for persons and papers IN ihe
Prince William and Edgeticld contested election
cases.
Some other business of no special interest
having been transacted, the Senate adjourned.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

The House assembled at - m.
The rnl was called. and quorum beng pres,
cn!, the Speaker called the House +" order ana
ordered Yesterdays proceedings to be read lhe
journal was approved of.
Mr. Noble presented the memorial "' 'he
Trustees of Erskine College praying md from
the State. Referred.
A message was received from the Senate pro-
posing TO 90 into an election for Commissioners
in Equity for CoIleion, Abbevi!lc and Lexington
districts Immediately after the election for Reg
is,er of Mesne Conveyance for Charleston dis
lrcl laid on the table.
Mr. Hampton presented the petition of Nancy
Palmer, praying that her name be placed on the
pension list referred 10 the Committee ON Pen
suns.
Mr. Middleton, from the Committee Of Ways
and Means, made an unfavorabc report on the
petition of Thomas c. D"lvin, of Abbc'I!ir
PRAYING to be allowed TO hawk aud peddle IN
that district without paying the usual tax.
Mr. MCGOWAN moved 10 take ZIP the message
received from the Senate proposing to 20 into
m election for Commissioners in Equity tol
Cullr!on, pickcns, AbbcriIlc: and Lexington
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A GOOD Compostor can obtain permanent stu,
alton by immediate application at this Office.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

The Hnn.e assembled At II IN.
The Clerk called the roll. and the proceeding
of Yesterday were re:d "nd approved OF.
Several additipna! ;nc:aber> appeared, and at
ter being qualified. took their >e.'is.
The Standing Committees were :hcn announc
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Gbe a0uertiser,
ARTHUR SlMKINS, EDITOR.
EDGEFIELD, S.

WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER G, 1854.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-20
EXCITEMENT IN CONNgcTiCIrT

HARTFORD, Nov l3.-TEis city has this morning
been the theatre of great excitement growing out OF
the refusal OF the Roman Catholic Bishop to allow
the remains Of Father Brady to be buried near the
church la consequence of some difficulty with
Brady the Bishop had suspended him. and the treat
the latter had received is believed to have in
lc-d the disease with which he died.
The people siding with their torme. pastor, deter
mined that he should be buried the church as
he had requested aud yesterday afternoon they dug
a large place ioT the purpose Of building q reee ptacla
for the coffin. This morning the hole found to
have been filled up hy the orders of the Bishop, bnt
the people not to be defeated. ard despite of
the Efforts of the Bishop and Priests succeeded in
again opening It.
the funeral service but after hours delay the pea
pie again succeeded ana the church was opened
when il found that the altar had been so fixed
that mass could not be celebrated.
But the people again trumphed had things put to
rights, and now (at II oclockj priest from out of
town faiend of Father Brsdy's is saying m.ss-
The streets u the reighborhood have been flied al
the mourning with an excited nnl.tude.
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LATER FRoMRIO DE JANEIRo.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 1.-THE bark Antelope arrived
this evening from Rio de Jsneir0 bringing dates to
the 7.h Of October, aud 8 OG0 bag4 coffee.
There had been heavy tutiness doing ia coffee,
the transactions Of the month comprising PIG OHO
bags, and since The lot Of October a. 600 bags The
better qualities firm, with strong feeling in
favor OF maintaining present rates. Fine dark was
very scarce The stock tn. tn 30 GGN bags
SuperioTs t3A0 500; good fret IS0Ui $50 first
eTdioary 5lsMU4; secoud good 7tu4S3 20; second
ordinsEy 81 as i0D; United States a,sorEments 25n
a 5ON
LeafTooAcco met but little inquiry al IIQi6 per
sTTobe.
Fiour.-The stock on hand the LIST of October
500 bbs. Gail-so and Haxa q az 500 I;
Southern and Western 2; n "a 5o0; PhilaGelph 2il
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DUEL NEAR BURLINGTON-TWO PHILA-
DELPHIANS WOUNDED
Correspondence or the Philadel phia Evening Bul
Ietin

letin.
BURLINGTON, N. J., Nov 10 in 'aFar of ho-
pof'' took place this morning IN imned Vi
nifty The parties are supposed &c, be from Phadel
phi Shots were exchanged, and the matter ami
cabiy arranged not however without the parties be-
ing wounded Gee was hit in the left arm the other
in he right thigh, producing flesh wound
The cause Of this unfortunate meeting is not fully
known, but presumed to be of private nature.
FURTHER PARTICULARS.
Since the receipt OF the above we have learned
that the principals in the conflict occupy quite re-
sp ctabie position in society. Both Philade-
phisns Ore is married man. and the other is al gle
The difficulty is understood to have occurred in con
sequence OF quarrel concerning a female.
The party left the city eaEly this morning. and the
hostile meeting. which managed very quietly
took place short distance from Burling tou After
the exchange of shots aud the woundng of the prin-
cpals the friends of the latter interfered and re-
Cancellation effected.
After the settlement Of the difficulty, the parties
went to the hotel of Capt Agnew. at Burlington
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THE MARKETS.

New YORK Nov. Is-Breadstufs are less frmi
sales of 1000 bbs Flour to-day at Sa03 y for State
sour bern So 81 d9, ADD choice brands - 3l1
Wheat duller; small sales Genessee at 40; white
Southern S202 05; red do 81 78Olso
Cotn-Sales Of 40, 600 bushels mixed at 9019lc.
Whiskey 424 AS 10 431c. per gallon.
BALTIMORE, Nov. IS-There is no special change
10 note in Flour this mornng-the market remaining
qoist and firm. There were ssIss Of 100 bbls H,w-
ard ct at 80 25 City Mill. is held at 90. Sales on
late Chang, OF 2b0 bbt, City Mills at % 25
Wheat-The receipts to-day have considerabiy in
creased, and the market continues 'teady The sup
ply at pres 10 very fair, there being shout 230
bushels oersd and sales of white, good to prime at
IsG0ls7e, choice white, for family -four at I9oc.-
There also sales of red, good TO prime at 1850
1900 Lots Of Inferior qualities to Is cents less
per boshel.
Corn-The receipts of Corn to-day very fsir.-
The uarket continues STEADY, and 10 hat firm.
9 There were about q 900 bushels offered, aud
sales VI old white at 7fDT7e; white 7374c old
yello~ at II 9Soe, and new yellow n 10 7sc mixed
IS u 59c
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INDIAN TRouBLEs-1he Greeks and heechies.-
The Fort Smith srald, OF the 28th ut. ssys:
We learn from Mr. !. w Washbourne, Seminole
Agent, who arrived in town Tuesday LIST, from
IA agency, that the Keechies, some time came
into the Creek country, and stole about 40 head OF
aud several head of cattle. killed horse and
COW and eat them. party of about 800 Greek war
riors with Tuckabstehee Niece at their head start
ed last eek in pursuit of the keechies,
their horses and cattle and to punish the thieves-
The Creeks have also ready, 1000 warriors, in the
event of any Of their mon being killed by the Kee
chies and they say if the keechies kill any of the
Creeks they will exteTminate the whole Tribe.
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TriE only infalllble Medicine known
u EuRROM1S ELIXIR LITA-rha mi air.I AZ

TYRE only infalllble Medicine known
Il BURROWS ELIXIR VITA-The ori ginaI ar.
tice in all it's purity Guick and powerful, its viz.
tues are proVsrblal-in many instances having
raised from the very verge Of the tomb the subjects
of diseases 10 their most teribIe forms, testimc
mails OF the most ecaed character from individuals
and institutions testify. In the descriptive circuex
may be found one from II Masonic and ODD Fellows
Lodges OF Norfolk. The medicines able to give relief
are numerous and valuable but if persons willing
20 suspend their use ano submit to of ELK
lR VITA, cure at tones can be effected in ord nary
cases, only one or two weeks being required, and
those garded as utterly ncarabe only three or four
weeks 1t will thoroughly purify the blood. In
scrofGia, rheumatism, digestion, &c, it stands
alone. Its action on tbs Bow els Liver and Kdneys
are direct and efficient. Depraved humors in the
circulation affect he vital CTs8ns. course of two
or thrse weeks %iilreiieve the system of all mo1b bid
matter, reaction ensuea an uncomfortable appetite
with hgh and vigorous health the result. In deep
and heavy colds, that often end in rapid decline
nothingi 10 comparable For rnercursl and syphilitie
diseases it is truly the only medicine known not
above uni ess the bones have commenced decaying
II so, at the end Of three weeks suspend it's use
weeks. recommenc5, and at the end of three weeks
the body will be restored to its original health.
We have just been put in possession of liberal
supply Of TIE shove invaluable medicine, the won
ierful curative powers Of which are rroverbial
PURCELL, LADD CO.,
JACKSON B. WOOD,
GhU88s s. APPERSON
te 25-lv Druggists
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( ,sTFST MAI, NEWS
THE WILLIAMSBURG KiOTERo--saiLiNG or
STEAMERS MARINE DISASTER

New YoEK, New. Is After patient and tho
rough investigation the Williamsburg rioters. who
were engaged in the riot the night Of the recent
election, have been found guilty.
The steamer Glasgow takes $50 passergers but
no specie
The steamer Crescent City sailed yesterday after
noon tor New Orleans aud Hsvana, with the L :
Malls and 'ull complement Of passengers
The steamer ST Louis does not sail for Europe
10 Jay as was anticipated.
The British brig Strivcr. loaded with iron bound
for New York was abandoned at sea Oct. IT, lat. II
Ion. @-i0 In sinking condition Her captain and
crew were taken CT by the captain OF the Aaron and
brought to this city The Strivcr had encountered
very heavy storms.
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ELECTION NEWS,

New RK, Nov. lathe Governorship is still in
doubt few ctiicsl returns favorable &c
Clark, and indicate his election by small-very
smsll-msjorty.
From the Albany Argus, Nov. Is
We think we hazard nothing in announcing the
election Of Myron Ii. Clark, by a small maj ory
over Gov Seymour.
Our returns, nearly all official, from the several
County Clerks offices, show a majority for Clark
in the State of 3S3
This majority may be shaken by trifing correc
tons in this and that County; butt scarcely pos
sible that it can be reversed
The election of Mr.. Clark may therefore be re
garded as "atixed act"-subject only to contingent
cies Of extremely unusual occurrence.
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TIE EOuLE AREAIR.

WAsKINGTos, Nov. l8.-NotwitLs. andiug France
has revoked the decree ia reference to Mr.. Soule
and our government has official information t. that
effect it has been dete rmlned ia Cabinet council TO
hold the French Emperor responsible for the act
and require fall satisfactory explanation. A bearer
of dispatches to Mr. Mason at Paris will be sent BY
the ne II steamer.
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no IS JOHN n. D. PAYNE, Salesman.
TRUSTEES SALE OF PERSONAL

Il PROPERTY.-By virtue of deed of trust ex-
eeuted to me by Philip NJ. Tabb, Jr bearing date on
the 18th day of November. 1854, SHALL as trustee
sd day of this month, sell the following property
namely: 10 Shares of Plank Road Stock, ? Mares
lone very SUPERIOR Colts, Mules, 20 head Cattle
Milk Cart and gear, Wagon and gear, s Cars and
gear. Carriage and gear, old Carriage and Tiber
ny, II Hogs Reaper, l Corn Shelter, Straw Cut
Ploughs, Hsrrows, / Hand Cart, 3 Feed Bins and
Tub; Crep of Corn, and provender of every kind;
tools, forming implements Saddle and Bride, &c.
TERMS of sale, cash for sums of $50 and under; for
sums over $50 and under $780, negotiable notes at
months with good endorsers; and for of $500 and
over gotiable notes at months, with g1od en-
dorssrs JOHN G WILLIAMS, Trustee.
Sale to be conducted by J. r. d. PAYNE, Auct.
no It'd