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FEARFUL FIGnT WITH A BEAR.-0n the 22d ult
Messrs. Young, Andrews and Mccormick, while
hunting in the pine forests on the Chippewa river
near Augusta Me-, encountered an enormous black
bear, which they succeeded in killing after a des-
perate fight, during which Messrs. Mccormick and
Young were dreadfully wounded and Mr. Andrews
was badly bitten and two of his ribs broken. The
brste weighed, when dressed, over one thousand
pounds.
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RUM0R CORRECTED.

BosToy, Oct 15.-Little Alden & Co.. of this CITY
have not suspended, as reported They ask an ex-
tension only. in behalf of several mills for which
they are agents.
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~ NoTICE TO MY COUNTRY CUSTOMERS, FRIENDS,
AND THE PUBLIC GEsERALLY.-I am new prepared to
furnish them with Brogues of the best quality, of
all sizes, of my own make. and Of all kinds Also,
Boots and Shoes, for ladies, gentlemen, boys misses
and children, of every deseription-each of my own
manufacture and of the best imported work.
+... ALEX'R HILL,
Manufacturer and Importer of Boots and Shoes,
No. ~ Main St. Richmond Va
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CoxrRAprrEp.--A Geographic dispatch from
Washington contradicts the statement of a CORES
pendent Of New York paper, that the Govern
nient of Nicaragua has been recognized. and the
details Of the treaty with that Republic adopted at
cabinet meeting. The question Is still under
consideration. Irisssrri, the Nicaragua Minister,
has left for New York.
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PREssYrERIasrsA On. So IN MIssouRI.--The Synod
Of the New School Presbyterian Church in Mis-
souri, met at ST. Louis last week. when the question
Of slavery in its relation 10 tho Action of the Gen
eral Assembly at Cleveland last May, was discussed
The following resolutions were adopted:
ResoIred, That this synod does withdraw from the
assembly, and will not send up its records
Resofred, That we cannot 90 with the Richmond
convention. but will remain an independent synod
until the providence Of God shall seem 10 make
clear our way of duty
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Fort Of Richmond, 0ctbr 15-Hga Water ~ o

Fort Of Richmond, Octb'r 15-High Water 81 o'crk.
ARRIVED, za
Schr. Geo. v. Scott, Hubbard, Baltimore oyster
shells and lumber.
Schr. Tryphenia. Nick erson Albany. lumber, T. A.
Parker and Ragiand Il Bro.
Schr Ocean Wave, Frank Philadelphia lumber
II. d. r. II. Co.
SAILED,
Steamer City of Richmond, Mitchell, Philadelphia,
mdse. III. 4. futile.
Schr Charm, Starr, Hampton Roads, flour.
Bark Fame, Kennedy, cleared at Baltimore for
Richmond, I4fh.
schr. Julia Heyne, from Richmond, arrived at Nos
folk, 18th.
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!. STEAMER BELYIDFRE

~N~k bIENMEN belly IUEhE,
rEs s.-sssssssE5 FOR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS recev-
ed to-day (FkiDAY,) and up to the hour Of o'clk.
p. NJ, SATURDAY, unless sutficiency is received
prior to that hour
Consignees are requested to send for their goods
to-day.
Shippers are requested TO send in the names Of
their consgnees Saturday afternoon, their ship
ments will be consigned to order.
NJ l6--2t LUDI.AM d WATSON.
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OHIO ELECTION,

CINCINNATI October 15.-In fifty counties Chase
(Republcan) candidate for Governor, loses 5000 on
Fremonts vote. Both parties claim the State by
small majority. -.
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MATTERS IN NEW YoRK-ADVANCEI IN STOCKS
NEW YoRK, Oct 15-Business affairs are more
cheerful to-day. The banks are going on as usual
except they pay no specie.
Stocks are looking upwards. At the first board
Virginia skies advanced II, and many others show
an advance. though not so great.
1t is said that special agent of the Rothchiidi
arrived In the Vanderbilt, for the purpose OF IN
vesting large amount in American securities.
Specie ia abundant and lacks buyers at PEI
cent. premium.
The banks are working tremendously together
The Clearing House to-day agreed that all balances
may be settled in notes of current banks.
Things are manifestly tending towards a resto.
ration of confidence and revival of business.
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B6g" STocK OF
ID r Y GOODS,
AT CO S T,
FOE CA SH!

In consequence of the present commercial Diff
culties, and desiring to provide for mat-
ring obligations, will. from this date. offer
tire stock of FRESH AND DESIRABLE GOODS,
amounting to more than
TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND
DOLLARS!
At Prime Cost, for Cash Only.
The notes of nearly all the Banks in Virginia,
North and South Carolina, will be received in pay
ment, AT PAR.
Our stock was never more complete than at the
present time-nlany of our Foreign Goods having
been landed within the past twenty days The prices
named will in every case, be the prime cost, and no
deviation will be made, under aay circumstances,
except to close invoices We shall continue to fill
orders for our eustomers, who desire to purchase
upon the usual credit, at our regular prices
&C I5-2w KENT PAINE Il CO.
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SUICIDE OF A You've LtBY.--A lady of Colchester,
Illinois, had for some time past received the ad-
dresses of young man in opposition to the wishes
of her parents They demonstrated with her again
and again upon tho subject, but to no purpose
Finally, the father told her he would rather follow
her to the grave than see her the wife of man
whom he regarded az unworthy of her. Shortly
afterwards the young lady seized with an
alarming illness, and in three hours a
corpse. just before dying. and when. she knew
she was beyond the reach OF remedy, she confessed
to having procured and taken large portion of
arsenic. The unhappy fathers alternative was pre-
senied to him sooner than hecould have believed
possible.
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bliss MIGRANTS BENEYir.-Ton,obt ws,
formed shakespeare's great piece, ~Romeo ana =.
iet, with Miss Fanny Morant az Rome ~.
Phillips as Juliet, Mr. Ada ms as Mercutio. ana ".
studiey as Frair Laurence--the' remaining chsr..
tiers being judiciously distributed among the mem
beers OF the company. II is said that Miss Moran,
has never before undertaken the difficult mart i,
which She is now to appear, bnt We feel assured
that II will be correctly rendered. Mrs. Phillips
In Juliet, will doubtless win the admiration of th.
audience. The amusing farce Of the ssWidow,,
Victim" in which Adams gives limitations Of eeIe
brated actors, concludes the entertainment. Be
Ing the occasion Of Miss Morant's benefit, We hone
the house will be crowded.
RtcnMosD CHRISTIAN ADyocAFE.-The publishing
committee Of this excellent Journal, at a recent
meeting In this city came to determination TO re.
commend to the next conference the propriety OF
returning to the original subscription price of the
PAPER, That u, 500 per annnm. This conclusion
vas Ine result Of a careful inquiry into all the
me.s beAfinK upon the question II in the opfnion
OF tiis committee that the psper cannot safefv he
continued III the present nriee ~ al "A
MISSISSIPPI ELgcrios.--A dispatch from Jack SON.
vile, Miss to the Louisville Courier s,a,a. a..
the democrats have carried the STATE ~ -
msJvfllys sleefing Melville governor aud an ~.
tirs aeisgatIo' 70 Congress This, II correct i :
gain Of one member, -
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TIE PHILADELPHIA BANKS, AND THE RI
LIEF RIIT.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 15.--The banks manifest dis
position to decline accepting the provisions of the
relief bill which passed the Legislature. There is
additional gloom in business circles in consequence
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k PACKAGES Choice Goshen Butter,
w Tor sale by. THOMAS JONES 4 90,
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III FOR RENT-And possession given
Ill Immediately, that very desirable Cottage Tene-
mtnt recently occupied by Mrs Hill Carter and next
adjoining the residence of Mr.. Bowers on CANDLES
Hill 1t has all the modern improy ements and is in
complete order. Apply to :.
p. NJ. TABB h SON, Agents.
&C l6-F&Tu2w Governor street
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H0SpEoIAL NoTIcE.-MRs G. j. Az
LEN wishes to call the attention Of the ladies' Of
Richmond and the public generally that she has just
returned from New York with the latest styles of
DRESSE Els and WRAPPINGS, and IL prepared to ex-
ecate oil work in her line Of business in the best
nsr and at the shortest notice call is respectfully
solicited. Orders from the country will receive
prompt attention.
No. 81 MAIN STREET,
&C lots Over p. ii. Keachs Trimming Store.
EaS~ Dr.. john THOMAS, of New York,
will. preach (the Lord williDg) at Bethel Church,
18th street, Union Hill, next SUNDAY morning, at
Also, MONDAY evening" 10Th mat, at Ia o'clock. at
the latter place. s-E oc i6-2t<
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ecO,OOO FRESH DRY GOODS,
AT PRIME COST,
FOR CASH ONLY


We offer entire stack at prime cost to raise
money and to quit the business. We cannot afford
to sell credit. and there is prospect of making
cash sales, except at great sacrifice, which VIC have
determined to make, to close out stock entirely
by the LIST january. and STOP, expenses. Our stock
is fresh, and embraces every thing usually found i'm
a. firstcass Dry Goods House, consisting in part Of
Sheetinss and Shirtings. every description
Bed Blankets and Negro Blankets
800 pieces Pulled Cloths, Sattinets, and Kerseys
and Linseys
Flannels, Tweeds and Jeans H..,.
House keeping Goods of every description
Large stock Dress Silks
Itch Paris De LANES and Mouselanes
Nalencies Poplins and French and English Me
Tinos .1-t
French. American and English Prints
Bombazines and Alpacas 4+.
Cloaks, Shawis and Scsrfs
Wide Black and Colored Velvets for Cloaks
Ladies' Cloths, all colors
Hosiery, Gloves, Hdkfs and EmbreIeries of all
the styles
Cloths, Cassimeres, yestings, Tweeds and Jeans
Gentlemen's Shawls, Cravats and Scarfs
We invite early call from ALL object is to run
off our stock for aonsy, rs rapidly as possible.
W. L. PERKINS Il CO..
I6-lm EauIa
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rEnoHAPHTC NEWS.
nKPOl4ED FOR THE DAILY DUPATCH.
AIk1aIvAL OF THE vANpERBILT
TirRrn nAys L1TER FRou EuRopE.

NEW Yong, Oct I5---The steamer Vanderbilt has
arrived, with Liverpool dates to the I'd instant,
I'LL ABRAMS IN INDIA
.Telegraphc adyices from Cawnpore othe 18th Of
August had ,heen received. Gen. HaSelock dsfeat-
ed the rebels pear that piaceo the 18th. The
cholera was making rayages among bis troops, 100
having died.
Al Lucknow, on the 18th, all was reported going
on we'll rs AAfs
Calantha letters contain nothing now.
sE@ CHINA.
The news from China IL unfavorabIe. The EN-
peror refuses to agree 10 any arrangement Of diff
culties.
IMPERIAL MEETING.
The Empcrors Of Austria and Prussia had met at
| Weimar. fn s
ts COMMERCIAL INfEIIf8ESeE.
LIVERPOOL. Oct. grades declined
iad.; fair and middling qualities unchanged. The
market closed steady. Stock in port 336, 600 bales
| Including lss.9oo American. Manchester advees are
/ favorable.
Breadsiuffs,-F lour-The quotations are barely
maintained. Western Canal 3Us(23s Southern 3lst4
| 32< Ohio 32s6433s Red Wheat Is 9d@gSs; white sseg
| 9s Cd. Mixed Corn SIS Cd. 81 @
Provisions dull Resin buoyant ut IS bI!G.is ID
! Spirits Of Tnrpenfine steady. sugar anu Coiee ul
changed. = ef
The English money market is animated. Exchange
I bills f9 s. discount.
LATEST.
| LIVERPOOL, Saturday, IL M.-The markets are
quiet, but steady. Some circulars say kioHr mas DC
clined Cd. ...tf Il g.
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MATTHEWS DIGEST, vol II.

q 8. = "a q 49,.
JAMES WOoDHOUSEk co. have ready Tor sale
MID EST or THE LAWS OF VIRGINIA. 81 9Lish
Na,ura and OF Permanent Character arr! ten
eral Operation; illustrated by Judicial lsss lpns.
nv lance 81 Matthews. Vol. 2. -. Aiso iof
sale. vol /; price So. 49,. w.
TOOK rs DIVERSIONS OF PUKLkfs new Eng
lish edition. s. -. 49, !. ,,c
L Id ps,s sn ,sm q london. $50
LORD BROUGHAM'S Historical Sketches o. oahI NJ
men who nourished In the Time 0i ueofso ~.
svols., London. $s.5 m. ,,..x.,ar. os tfe
LORD BR0UGHAMS Lives OF philosophers vi snp
| Time of George III. London. ~ ~ ~ .ta
LORD BR0UGHAM'S Lives OF Men OF LetteiS VI 'ss
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BY order Of the Board Of Directors.
WIN. p. MuNF0RD, Scc'y.

Wn. 4. Bird (sfCustis) II about twenty va x..rs
Of age. about Ave feet nine or ten iarhsx kish
stoops little forward. fall facAd ana 81 : ruddY
sompiexlen his hair 10 light and be i very profans
y ~ scEsation. ee i8--swsw
sNOTlCE.-A Poll will be opened al Ro-
November next, hr y. H HANCOCK a Masistrass
e ~ tes vacancy eccasioned By the Resignation 81
'i csssl y Msoay AZ as AMss aIyaE
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CHARLESTON B,SKs-The hanks of Charleston,
sc, which had suspended up to Tuesday evening,
are Bank of the State of South Carolina, South
Western Railroad Bank, Bank of South Carolina
and Peoples Bank. The last-iamed stopped re-
demption Tuesday morning, in consequence OF, or
on notice Of demand for abalance of some So 900
due one of the banks Of theinterior. The Charles
ton Courier says: 5a ast
In reference to the first suspension-the Bank of
the State of South Caroina--and the peculiar and
prolonged character of its issues, have but to
repeat that there is absolute guaranty of secur
ty and indemnity, under any possible and conceiv-
able catastrophe of banking experience or develop
ment, which leaves no excuse or pretext for any
fear of sacrifice on the part of bill holders.
The good faith and financial integrity of the
State, may suffer technically blunder. and the
penalty Of subsection to banking contingencies; but
the State herself in her own proper attitude and
sovereign personality is has been, and will be- be-
yond and above all approach or question Of conta-
mination. The suspension referred to- has excited
some surprise in quarters beyond our State limits,
but We pleased to record, that as yet, we have
seen expression or intimation of an OPT
Mon contrary to that have confidently reitera-
ted. The bills of this bank, accordingly, were
paid and received Yesterday.
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pErERsnuas, 0ctobera5
Az anticipated In my last, the Virginia ndd Ex-
change Banks Of this city have suspended specie
payment. II having been a rainy, ugly sort OF q
day but few persons have hung around the bullA-
tins and down town corners to talk over the mat
ter yesterday. From actual Appearances one
would almsst Think that nobody cared at all about
it, The banks will continue 10 receive all Virginia
paper. that Of independent concerns exccpted-the
Merchants Bank, Lynchburg, however, II still
taken. The North Carolina banks come next.
Mr.. Alexander Rranden is lying, this evening. at
the point Of DEATH from small wound received In
August last upon the fesly part Of The palm of his
hand. The case Is considered extremely singular.
The wound, or rather hruise, received In fall,
whom some small substance on the ground stuck
to his hand but without penetrating the flesh, as
a pebble would adhere upon pressing the hand
firmly npon IL. Only a week ago the hand became
infamed, and is now one mass OF swollen and NOR
tilted matter, causing extreme pain and wild de
krium.
The Hastings Court assembled to-day, but did
nothing. The Commemorative docket was read
and eases for trial postponed until Tomorrow.
In the Mayors Court, the only case was that Of
Mrs. Judy Wells, ys. Ann Freeman. free negress
who had struck her with brick. The savage ETH
ope was ordered n whipping. ARIEI
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al.
- X. j. A. SMITH. o. s.
BALI TICKETS can be had by applying 10 Troop.
ers hcnnon VIM. q. Miller aud VI. w. Green, Jr..
or at the store Of VIM. NJ. Harrison o.
it was unanimously
Resolved, That any member failing TO answer to
ais name, shall be stricken fun the ROLL uuisss he
can furnish satisfactory excuse for sAil failure,
&C H-5t DANL. T.. GARDNER. Ssc'y.
FOURTH ANNUAL EXHIBITION OF
= va. MECHANICS INSTIruTE-rhe Hall Of
the First Market 10 open for the reception OF
Hces desig ned for exhb1pn. Dsposltn-swits please
send with their articles aiuii description, and Say on
their tickets whether their contributions are niaa
drd For EStttataea aasp, or for campettttaH. The
greatest will be taken with all goods deposited.
and fancy articles, Liable to be seiled by handling,
viii be placed In glass easea Members Of the InssE
tute. and those whe wish ~ join can procure tick
cts and certificates hy calling on the Secretary at
The Hall Of Exhlhition. send In yoAr goods 1T once.
as the FAIR will open on the 10th inst.
&C ia-lw GEo. hAKGAMtN. Chm
N0TICE.--we have this day admitted
~ JOHN u. CLARK. OF Halifax. vaa "a q part
" THwEAIr. d FAULKNER.
Inc s'yls M In w AsfisSisS a = CLARK
kiehmoad, Och VI usI. % M-.m I
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-11-04
HOSPITAL OF THE
State OF Tennessee.
SAM,L, L, WHARTON, NJ. b,
Physician in Chief and Superintendent
G. !, EAIN. M. d.,
Assistant Physician,

Pursuance of arrangement with the Fac.
uy the Medical Department Ofthe Nashville UNIVERSE
IT, under whose control this Institution has
years to come the undersigned the 10Th April Of
last year. TOOK charge OF L. as Physician in Chief and Super
Unil his arrangement shall terminate the Hospital will
be condu teddy him individual enterprise, and
eordance with the provisions Of the Act of the legislature by
which il wss conveyed TO ihe FseuLe being all costs
charges incur ed in it, managemen and looking solely
to the trOnage OF he lnstliu ion for remuneration.
The Faculty eonstitu Board OF ing Physicians
and Surgeons, Free of Charge in all Teated he
Hospa BY the resident Ph sean in which eir assistance
i' u''"'u' SISTFRs OF CHARITY.
The tic arrangements of the Hospital charge Of
the Sisters OF Cha who will also supe in end the pepara
upon the sick in person. hea to the patient
not forbidden by circumstances.
SLAVE DEPNhTMENT
distinct section of the building will be appropriated to
this class patients, who will receive every attention
sary 70 their comnr. and well being Separate will
be assigned desired, ii circumstances make
IL Necessary.
LYING.IN DEPARTMENT..
Suitable apartments ready for the accommodation o.
lying in females both white and blaek who will be carefully
81 A -, HAR I.FsRMARY.
Diseases Of the Eye and ar Il be treated st the hopia
The Hospital of tne sac Tensessee situated the
Franklin Turnpike about III Public Square Of
byarranged viii respect to We aon. tia the year,
extensive repairs been made, and numUer oi room
modations eq those hrs class otel'. About
o ground contained VI Ln IN en- losnf lhe
ward n trout is heky set with blur grass and eauul
namen ed with shade ire shTa6uery On ring II dOes
coOness and air OF the country, the Hos
ptaI OF me State OF Tennessee is upon the whOl-,
one Of the mostnytng from the lea and dust Of
ths civ during SUMNER anywhere 10 De found hr Vcln-
ty O Nashville Connecte with The buildings is a battling
estabishment conveniently ged for The nratiOn
OF Toe wa er oata in all its forms.
Distinct deaarments Of the bu ldngs assgned
6efent classes Of patients. Diseases and In
Iecrous character, viii nO be treated the Hospital.
P MS u they desire it, will be received boarders
merey ana may ifJhey choose, bring with nurses
and seIs ply sieia and Surge In sieh ns4ncss
mede will be furnished, aud pr scrip scty carried
Out.
akes say lha WILL devote him self al
u os ly TO the dis hag OF the dutes dtVoved up
on m Oy position he pies hat he will exs r.
mself sirenuousy make the int tutGn what should
be- great public benefit, and the f wdey exiendsd
relief TO human BuEsrlnS.
J ost ll-wIy sAh'L. L. WHARTON.
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A GRID.

Wanted.
1--WE hundred barrels Of Apple Cider wanted dH
janl o'AANB,
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Tinabered Land for Sale.

M nave Frhainng about sou OF the Garrett
Tor sale lying buth sides of the new turr pika yosd
eidlng ron Paradise Hill 70 Clsrksvils The rad 4 N
present yOar. ~ " 'AS
these lAas have been divided into tracts rsp1in fo
~ sOO aefss 70 suit purchasers. They lie Be TsD sd
" miles IRON Nashville heavily tmbered lie veil snd
are supplied vita hume springs OF never filin 5s
STONE water aad IN very healthy neighbOrnoOd We -
snonzed to sell those lands privately most TsaSonasS
PERSONS deg 70 purchase are requested 10 examine he
anos det rgsor william Garrett, the Steam Min lI NJ
Myers, OF " m Rodgers In ts cighborhocd have rls
OF the snd and VIII show them persona desr1s 70
as 5oI aIleS particulars apply to w. Garrett or ihe
mayzS-Wa NANCE a ruooDrv.,-
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Trust S ale
REAL AND PERSONAL ESTATE!
Pine Iron Works Property for SaIeI
LAUREL FURNACE FOR SAFE!

RY Virtue OF Deed Of trust me executed By wm H.
- CruteheT the elh day of June A. D. 1857 regis
tered in the Registers Office OF Dickson county, Book H.
pages 5O2, 3,4. 5 and7. | will, THURSDAY, 18TH
Daf OF NOVEMBER 1857, Expose for Sale the highed ct
bidder at Pin Furnace Ia the COGny Of Dickson th5 FOL
lowing described real an personal property 20 wit:
The premises known Laurel Furnace in Dickson
county, containing between four and thousand seres,
With Heat Stock Farm thereon and Furnace ana Ok
lures thereon. Also ~ negro slaves Of the following names
ana ages, 10 Wit Charles Hooks, aged abOut1 years re-
ter, ag about 34-a good blacksmith. Lender, aged
about 30 years-a ast ae Wagon Maker Jim LOtss ageo
s0Out ~ yesrs. Marx Huddestou, aged about y Mark
Might aged 2S. Hof0rd aged ABOUT g JOhn ageo
about % Essex, aged about ga good Bngneef sale,
aged ABOUT I6. Solomon sged about 42 hatheS, sge1
81. Gus, aged about 25. London; aged ABOUT u
lmuud, aged about As. Dairy aged aboui5Z - @ues
Wagons and Gear. II Oxen an Cows, hemoer Oi
Stock Hogs All and Slides ABOUT i91 ions OF
pig metal small quantity or Bacon, sna All me aImns
lmplsments aBd all the tools Rod uteno IN - furnace
The said property will be sold upon he 0ho"ing terms,
10 Wit: Said Laurel Furnace pTpeTyI upon credit OF
and o wear bond and approved security vii required
Of he nurcbas,r and ret in TO steuTe The pay
oftha purch Sc mapey The slaves VIII Do sold, portion
hen5 uuon credii Of six months, and portion Them
anon cTdt Of ~ eIve hs. The perisnabs property,
vii be sold upOu cred OF az months Tor all
Ave onIsr an suEa- under dEe dollars cash. Bond and
seu .ive1 ard terms OF the sale every instance
Complied Wiib before The properly Is rsmoVed.
d. r. CKU rCHER,