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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-18

:, ,,...,t occurrence-that is 70 soy, sen
phenomene 2, m and not mere incomprehenGble
ss .c o.: and bats Of the hSrsy zee
to9 mos srf,ct aptidote to duness, and ia invaluable
Ss,lctor Of it. II Mr.. Byles viii but apply Il to
Of theological lore, he viii be rejoced 70
p ,fs hest of them shrink into mere pamphlets, and
&c ,.msnder he will diemss from his affection
nIbaIL in dulntss save by the stupidity that holds
,hsm in esteem. Talk of dullDess Here is Spirit
who in one familiar colloquy with his friends on
earth states the whole body Of divinity about which
cburchmen make themselves ridiculous in three
rods, FrED Ny SHEEP Each particular act aud
uterance Of that and all subsequent Spirit manifesto
tions which round discrimination has been able to
verify is Dangcat satire on the councils and creeds
~ scholastic theology, and ss such We commend Mr..
Byes to their better acquaintance. ASPIRiIUALIsT.
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THE EXPLOSION or THE BALTIMORE
GASS- WORKS.
From The Ba!timo,s Imeriean, Asgssf II.


Yesterday afternoon, at II o'clock, shesvy, booming
soupd not Unlike the discharge of cannon, threw hall
the CITY into excitement, which increased - TIE report
spread that the gas works Holiday stfees we're
blown up, and several OF the workmen kh'ed. IN
y.ry few minutes there assembled an immense con-
course of persons Tho crowded the spacious street TO
repleton In the time the FIRE bells were Iung,
AID the &C mpanies came clsshDg impetuousy Along,
ard gave additional excitement TO the scene py get-
tiny into exercise aud throwing their powerful streams
of water where not single drop was needed.
z, Il appe ars that the superintendent, Mr. Edward
Qugey who was on the ground nearly the ent're gay,
cted that leak existed in the main oipe which
conveys the gas from the new works st Spring Gar
dsps 70 the stationary meter at Holiday street, he
had been smelling gas all day, and at ne Tune msn-
toned, descended into tho basement OF The building,
in company with Mr.. James Ryan, one OF his assist
ants for the purpose of sscsrsinbg the location OF
the leak. RYAN took with him single mstch, and
after they bad moved about few minutes 10 search OF
the defect he ign'ed IT, Instsntaneously inc expo,
tion followed Quigey was struck upon the !9Feneso
with brick and knocked upon his back, while kyse a
was severely stunned. Both, however, immSo's'csy
retire afed TO places OF safety.
Ouipley's wound upon the forehead 10 not severe
one. Both hands are burned, while his nose ALSO sus.
tanned a issh wound. Ryan was much bruised scoot
the face and bands and il 10 feared that ne ekia Oh
the former will come off, lie 10 also badly cut upon
one II his ears Ii is matter OF surprise tne' 3oIe
men were not instantly killed. as the explosive iorce
must have been tremend )us. In every par y! ~
spaciOus pcIOeure are 10 DC seen INC H no
bn;IIing Bricks were thrown to the distance Of ~
yards While door q the house @ ap0. ts' 100 s
Tbe bniidpe' into the basement Of which me opsrs
lives de'esnded called 3 s' l Pa, ~SS n :Sd one
49, !, HIGHT il constructed In the most SAB
s.s II: Of I Ss. ss @ss1 q: ss ss ss;ae Z
enesssa a. 'n D1r ~ al Of which torn to pieces
:Sd :. &: ~ rsi p,.p., ssss
n ~ rssSs'i into the sshoder The gssSssr Soss
10, Be much s Ss s, A. ,o sds ne s SS
to.uDs While each Of the purifiers cost about 900:
The entire loss to the Gas Company will not exceed
ys Twelve feet in length, about six 10 wdih and the
.t, ror contains series Of iron shelving which sus-
tajps regular layers OF lime through which the gss
masses in order to publication. It wss most to,-
tur ate occurrence that the valve OF the pipe wncn
cor meets the stationary gssometer with the feat 81
holder was turned off, otherwise the lose 81 me sna
oestrr con Of property must have been Im nens' "a
would most sssureoly have been blown % s.ou INC
occurrence will not interfere with the opersons Oh mo
Company.
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THE INJUNCTION UPON MILLER & CURTIS
IL. Tx.hlln


SIR: observe In your paper Of THE morning mo-
,c Of an junction served upon the petition 81 Mess Rice
Kendall of Boston. the late hrm OF Miller Curus
vbich ,usp.pSsd payment sfew days siuce. d.
The petition pju elton under such ccumstAncesn Oh
course an in pusiion OF an intended fraud =,
The facts In the case ] have reason to hnow' are % y"
lows: IN. Nh
The late firm Of Miller Company consisting Of Nessrs ~
Ter Curtis purchased the stock snd assumed the
liabilities the late u DIX Edwards Co., and Miller
Holm an about the lst Msy, 1857. - . .
On the LIST II June the copsItnerstp Of Miller Curn was
ormed consisting Of Me,ss Miller Curtis ss general pafs
pers and Mr. O. Shaw special partner To that concern
the NJ their interest In the business OF
Miller Con pany. and the special partner contributed ten
thousand dosrs In cash. .
Ihe terms Of the partnership communicated By
litter Mss Rice, Kendall Co. so that in their suese-
with Miller Curtis they proceeded upon
the pton that Mr. Shaw partner TO the eztsnt
only his capital invested they aware that be bad no
Company ~ . -,
fbr suspension Of Miller Curtis there seemed reason
10 believe that by the omission 81 advertisement the In
s.on which bad been undertaken by the deputy clerk OF
the Court the special partner might b. held general partner
Ib reupon Rice Ksnds Co., claim that the firm OF Miller
liable for all the debts Of Mle Company and,
ing oil the other parties 10 b. insoven attempt 10 hold
Mr. Shaw for the satisfaction Of obestonr contracted BY orm
With which they hnow he had no connection.
On the other hsnd Mr. Shaw clsmSthst IT, BY the omission
Ter Quits and that that firm 10 EMIT ed TO the assets Of Mil
Ter Company far they have paid for them; and may
justly appropriate them for the satisfaction OF their cred
itors ., =,
The object Of the Injunction which q: said, under re cf
nputss fraud 10 to restrain Miller
this sppropstioD in the hope that the ew may
ultimately pei h Shaw psy isrss Of MONEY for
bcb th. know q at he 10 not liable BY any contract
OF understanding by rule Of night smas
able 'sshs"
N.r Eo,k AM H. 1857
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CRICKET.
NEW-BRIGHTON vs.. BROOKLYN.

NEW-BRIGHTON V. BKUUhLl y.
The return match between these Clubs was
pa,ed at Bedford on the 18th inst the New Brighton
Club coming off victorious. The day was hne, aud
numbers of visitors were on the ground-msny ladies
among the number. Everything that could conduce
TO the qualification of the guests of the Brooklyn Club
was done, even to the giving up of the ball. The
betting bowling and fielding on both sides were very
good but the bowling of Byron was the admiration
Of the field. He and Whightman-both excellent
bat.men-were very unlucky at the wickets, both fail
ing to add single run to the score in either innings
Walden of the Brooklyn Club batted we'll in the first
Innings, and so did Garrison and Aylmer ir both in
rings. LiDywhite, vyse, Lasgford and WhaemoTe
carried off the palm the NewBrghton side as ba.s
men, ard the latter long-stOpped admirably. The FOL
lowing is the score:
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BROOKLYN.

Byrons bowling score in the first innings was as fol-
lows: Balls, 81; runs, 81 madens, Z; wickets, 4;
wider, l. Whightmans was: Balls, 4; runs, 0; maid
ems, !; wickets, .
The FIRST match, between the Kings County Club Of
Lorg Island and the Manhattan Club Of New York
will be played at Bedford to-day the 18th inst. This
will be the first match Of the former Club, as they
Oily Organized THE season.
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TIE Tnrsrx. can be obtained IN Ioae.rs CAx n g -
CAnpsILl, Kipss:. West. tive teofs ssss" Il" eSs'"
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURr-ApG. IT,
Judge Nelson has sent down from Coopento~n the
following ORDER.
Ord, red that Special Term 81 the Circuit Court
cf th, Unite States Southern District 81 New York Be
holden United States Court ROOM In the City Of New
York on The % shl Of September next at O'Clock
OF conferred oy Get Of
Congress Motions for injupciions will be first heard
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The captain turns the craft full upon
him, and minus of help gives the helm to
his wife, while with the coil of rope he
stands in the bows, The rowcrs pull strong,
but many yards are yet between them and
the sinking man, when the vessels PROV
ncars the spot, and with tho captains call
y" catch hold"--the rope falls npon his
head aud is turned around the wrist. The
rope is paid out, the sails shake in the wind,
and in two minutes more--after he had
been III the water an hour and half--the
captain and his wife pull him over the side
helpless, and for a long time cloudcd and
wandering of mind.
This yacht proved to be the Bloomer,
from Salem, Capt. Dudly Davis, who was
taking his family on a trip to Portland, Me-
lie rendered Capt. Stevens all the assis-
tance needed, landed binl in Portland on
Sunday, and with the first train that reach
ed here at noon on Monday he was returned
to his family-returned to startlc, to glad
den, to change Great God what a
change! The father with three score and
ten years upon him-the young wife strick-
en- to the soul; the little children to whom
home was gloomy--they can tell; we can t..
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SALE OF LAND g. NEGROES,

III MERE will be sold to the highest bidder,
IL at the late residence of John Bowon
Senior, deceased, on Wednesday the 9th day
of October next the REAL AND PERSON
AL ESTATE of said deceased, to wit:
One VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND. sit
uatc and lying in Pckcns district, on waters
of Georges Creek, containing between Eight
and Nine Hundred Acres, and adjoining
lands of IL. Y. Arnold, Jamos w. Hunt and
others The place is improved.
Bsy"The land will be surveyed, and the
plat exhibited on the day of salo.
Also, TEN NEGROES, several of them
being young and likely; Corn, Wheat, Stock
of Horses, Cattle, Bacon, Hogs, Household
and Kitchen Furniture, and other articles
too numerous to mention.
TERMS OF SALE.-The Real Estate on
credit of one and two years with interest,
payable in equal annual instalnents; and
the personal property on n credit of twelve
months with interest, except all sums undcr
SO, which must be paid in cash. The pay
ment of the sale money to be secured by note
and approved security
JOHN BOWEN, Executor.
Sept s, 1857 o
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SEKERHFF,S SALES.

DY virtue of slindry writs of fier facias to me
~ directed, will be sold before the Court House
in Pickens District, within the legal hours, on
the firsr Monday and Tuesday in October next,
23O acres oi land, lying partly in the village
ofPickens, levied on as the property of f. NJ.
Keith, at the sepcrate suits Of Bancroft, Belts
q Marshall, and others.
tract ofland, containing two hundred acres
more or less, levied on as'the property of Elijah
llinkle, ut the suit of Sloan & Taylor
acre and half lot in the town of Walhalla.
adjoining g. III. Korbcr and others; fifty acres
back of ID. Bicmann; also, one hundred and six
'ty acres, adjoining +. Sculkin, N.-Sulliyan, and
Others, levied on as the property of Hans Jessen
at the suit of ID. a. Anime.
railroad cars, 8 dump carts, levied on as
the property of DR.. Charles Brown, at the suit
of John Is. Earle.
j sorrcl mare, levied on as tho property of z.
Masters, at the suit of l.. Towers
tract of land, whcreon X. W. Folger now
lives containing one hundred and four acres
more or less, adjoining lands of Rufus Oats, r.
Balentine and others, levied ON as the ,>ropurty
of r. w. Folger, at the suit of Larkin Hendricks
and others.
All the defendants interest in house and lot
near Tunnel Hill, where Mrs. Holland now lives,
levied on as the property of d. II. Holland, at
the suit Of augustus j. Lythgoe.
Terms cash; purchasers to pay for papers.
.t J.. C.. CRAIG, s.P.u.
Sept. 10, 1857 8 I'd
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GRDINARY,S SALE.

DY Virtue of an order to me directed by
ID w. j. Parsons, Ordinary of Pickens
district, will soll to the highest bidder, be-
fore the Court House door, ON Salcday in Oc-
tober next, the Real Estate of j. D. Klein
beck, deceased, to wit:
Tract No. l, lying in Pickens district, on
Cano Creek, containing One Hundred and
Eighteen Acres more or less.
Tract No. 2, near WallalIa, containing
Fifty Acres more or less.
Two lots in the town of Walhalla unim-
proved, containing jointly One and onc-quar-
ter Acres more or less.
Sold for the payment of debts and distribu-
ton amongsS the heirs of said deceased.
TERMS.-Un credit OF one year with
interest, except the costs which must be paid
in cash. tho purchaser to give bond, with
good security, and mortgage of the prcmi.
ses to the Ordinary, II required by him.
J.. @. CRAIG, SID.
Sept. 4, 1857. o A
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LAND FOR SALE.

E'OR the purpose of carrying out the trust
i reposcd in our testator, William L.. Keith,
deceased by james King, also deceased, we
will sell to the highest bidder at Pickcns c..
H., on Saledoy in Octoberncxt, the following
TRACTS OFLAND, to wit:
Tract No. |, situate in Pickons district, on
Fall Creek, waters of Tugalo river, contain
ing Five Hundred and Twenty Acres, adioin-
ing lands of Allen Thrift, Jordan Moore and
others.
Tract No. ., containing One Hundred Acres
more or less, adjoining Tract No. /.
TERMS OF SALE.-Onc hnlf the pur-
chase money must be paid in cash, with a
credit of six months for the balancc-to be
secured by note and security.
Il. b. KEITH, Ex'trix.
F. NJ. KEITH KEITH, Ex,ors.
Sept 4, 1857 s
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OBI fWARW.

DIED, in Chcohcc, on the 3Oth ult, of flux,
JOHN KNOX, after painful illness OF u few days
MIR. KNOX had passed the meridian of life, but
was still hale and hearty when attacked witltthe
violent disease that proved fatal. In all Tie re-
lntions of liic--as son, Magistrate, husband,
father and ncighbor--~hc was exemplary. He
leaves u family, and many relatives Gnd friends
to mourn their loss But we trust their loss his
eternal gain. Peace to his memory.
DIED. at the residence of his grand-fathe in
Cheohcc, on the 9th of August last, of nux, JNo.
WINFIELD, son of Samuel Lovingood, Esq, aged
three years, four months, and eleven days.
"Sutfer little children to come unto me, and for
bidthcm not, for fsuch is thekngdom ofheaven
De4s" Anderson Gazette and Advocate please
cOny.
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Valuable land for Sale.

IN EI9UIIY-PIUKENS DISTRICT.
Ex Parte Petition for
In the matter of IIma Kelly. I Con,'te, SC.
pY Virtue of the authority vested in me
-1O by the Court of Equity will sell to
the highest bidder, at Pickens Court House,
on Saleday in October next, the Real Estate
of Hiram Kelly, Lunatic, consisting of One
Hundred Acres more or less. adjoining lands
of Rev, Wm. McWilorter, u. Gibson, Col, Jos.
Burnett and others
This tract lies near tho village Of Pickens.
1t will be surveyed and the plat exhibited on
day of sale
TEisMS.-One half tho purchase money
to be paid in cash the other half on a credit
OF one year with interest to be secured by
note and approyed security.
RoB'T. CRAIG, Committee.
Sept Z, 1857 o 4
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LAND FOR SALE in GEORGIA..

IHNiIE subscriber wishes to remove. West.
II and offers his LAND FOR SALE. 1t
is situate in the second district, second SOC
tion, Cherokee county, Ga, and contains Two
Hundred Acres, soventy-fvc of which arc in
cultivation. The woodland is well timbered
and watered. On tho premises, there are
good dwelling, kitchen, barn, &C., with a
well of water i'll the yard. Tho land is 25
miles northeast of Marietta and is pierced
by the road leading from Canton to Cunning
ALSO, the undivided half of Forty Acres
with Grist Mill thereon, on said Little river.
n. G.. NEWTON.
Sept. 8, 1857. 8 m4m
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Consignees at Anderson Depot,

-, N'' ""hN bNDiNo ohfbbMpfh ~
Sullivan S, ID Humphreys, Shalman, J T
MoLain, Il Sloan, B Benson, s & EW B..
II Tyler, Bicman, England, b s. Co, B + & T
5 Crayton,J Sitton, a Stephens, w Ii Gail
lard, II l. Gaines Co, Blue II II X, w VauWyck
Coffin, lsscrtcll & N, G w Beasley, II W chi
loun IL w Huffman, ii Knee, J T Clarke & Co,
j u Sloan & Co, NJ Holland, w Wright, w
l. & I j Reese, w Eulow, Love & Rogers, j B
Adger, w Sherurd, j In Smith, a Morchcad,
d Robins d j Jordan, L L Harrison, J a
Ramsey, p Reed, W Harrison Messcr & r,
Level & w, NJ Dean, L B Benson & Son, Dcndy
4 j, Sloan, NJ & Co. u w Green, l w Taylor. w
G Bulcy, j ID Smith Co, J Holmes, S H Ow-
ems. f. RICE Agent.
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State Of. Somlh GaroHima,
WVKENs DIsTRICT--CiTATION.

WHEREAS X. IL. McWhorter & C. f. Ham
" iiton have applied to me for letters of ad-
ministratioR on all and singular the goods and
chattcls, righ.e and credits belonging to Rob't
MoWherter Sr, late ofthcdistrict and State afore
said, deceased the kindred and creditors Of
said deceased are, therefore, oitet to appear be-
fore me in the 0rdiuarys office, at Pickens C H.,
on Friday tho 2d toy of October next, to sliew
cause, IF any they can, why said letters should
not be granted. avenpnder my hand and seal
of eficc, the 7th day of Scptember, 1857 g9
w ~ PARSONS op.n
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Coz 0MMISSI ONER,S SALES.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
I'm EQuity-I'iCke

NoScS hcSScf ana WHO
VS. Bill for Partition.
Mary Cleveland, ct. ais.
pY Virtue Of a decretsl order obtained at
IO Chambers, from the Court OF Equity,
will be sold to the highest bidder, at PicIcns
Court House, on Salcdny in October next,
tho TRACT OF LAND described in the
plcadmgs in this case, as the Real Estate of
Lewis w. Rocder, deceased, to wit:
The Home Tract, situate in Pickcns dis
trict, on Snow Greek, adjoining lands of b.
I. Roedcr and others, and containing -Four
Hundred Acres more OF loss
There is dwelling and ncccsSaryou
ingson the promises, with some cleared land
TERMS OF SALE.--On a credit of one
year with interest, except the costs which
must be paid in cash, 1'hc purchaser will
be required to enter into bond, with at least
two good surcties, to secure the payment ol
the purchase money, and pay for titles.
Possession given lst day of January, 1858.
ylROBT, A. THOMPSON, c.E.r.D.
Com'rs Office, Sept. 8, 1857. i
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Anderson Prices Current.
oonaEo1FD wErELY By ESoLASD, DLEoELEY a

CORRECTED WEEKLY By ENGLAND, BLEcKLEp d co
ANDERSON c. H., Sept, 9, 1857.
Cotton per Id. -l2 10 14l
Salt, persGck, 200
Coffee, Rio, per ID. 13 "a Ia
. Sugars brown, per lb IL "a IA
I -. crushed and loaf, per Id. 18G9 20
Molasscss West India, per gallon, 10 "a rs
-" N, Orleans &" 80 a. LOO
Yarn (Ga. per bunch, 1.2O
0S9,snaburgs, (heayy) per yard, 13 G914
Shirtings, @I1
Iron, common size swcde, per h. ca
English, 6
Nails per keg, ca G1
oll, Linsecd, per gallon, l,87 @9 1.50
Train, 90 GG 100
Glass, 8XlO 3 G,-3.25
49," l0X12 1926 (y $50
Rice per lb. 65 G87
Flour, per barrel, s IA 600
Wheat per bushel, 90 @ 95
Corn, " 70 a. 80
Bacon, hog round, Is a. II
Bagging, Gunny, por yard, Is G4 20
Oats, per bushcl 40 Ia so
Peas, &" LOO
Powder, Rifle, per kcg 7@7J
p9@ There is always to bc foundn good Stock
OIL GOODS, MT f., Il. q Co.'S
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LOST,

IN the Road leading from Pickens G. IL.
" to my residence, a POCKET BOOK,
continuing some money and valuable papers.
The finder will DO literally rewarded by re-
turning the Pocket Book and papers 10 me.
+. S. FOSTER.
Sept. g. 1857 0 If
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Carriage Hubs.
THE subscriber has purchased the right to-
i make, vend, orusc the Patent, granted orig
inally to Henry Nycum, of Pennsylvania, for
the useful Improvement of Carriage Hubs of all
kinds. When seen, its utility must be appur-
ent to all. The Hub is made of cast iron, aver
aging in weight less than fonl pounds The
Inventor saysth hub is composed of n back n nd
front section, and having thin metallic tube or
ring, independent of each, centrally placed be-
tween them, against which the inner ends of the
spokcs abut; when said sections are So made,
as that in removing the back one, the pipe or
box of the hub shall also be removed, or reno
Yable with it, to facilitate the properly innodu-
cling of a new spoke, substantially as Subscribed
Carriage Coupling.
The undersigned has also purchased the Pa
tent right of superior improvement in the
Running Gear of Carriages, which only needs
to be seen to bc approved 1t is quite simple,
and may be attached to vehicles now in use, at
very small cost.
Shop rights for both Patents for sale on rea-
sonable terms. For further particulars apply 10
NJ. f. MITCHELL
Pickens c. H., Aug g. 1867 Aft
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J. n. V0TGT.

TIN AND COpPERS NTH,
WoI7sas3N, s. o..
INFORMS his friends and tl,e public that
L he has engaged ~ competent Goppersmith,
in the manufacturing of COPPER KET-
TIES, STILLS, and all otllcr articles maui
iactured out of Copper, Tin and Sheet-Iron :;
and is sprepared to fill orders for all work in
his line at short notice. Terms moderate. -
Refers to tho durability OF his work.
August 6, 1857 tr
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
I'm UitY-PiCkcmS.
Martha .IOhnu

ys Bill for Partition, &c.
John Johns others
DURSUANT to an order made by Chan
Il collor Dargan, at the June Term of the
Court of Equity, in the above stated case, |
will sell to the highest bidder, at Pickcus
Court House, on Salcday in October next,
the Lands described in said Bill as the Real
Estate of Henry Johns, deceased, namely:
ONE TRACT OF LAND, lying in Pickens
district, on Lttlo Bcavordam Creek. adioin-
ing lands of II. A. Maxwell, A. f. IIutchins
and others, and containing One Hundred and
Eighty-four Acres moro or less
There isacomlortable dwcllngon the prem
ises, with other improvements OIL the place.
TERMS OF SALE,-On credit of one
yearwith interest, the purchaser to give bond
to the Commissioners, with two good sure;ies,
to secure the purchase money, and pay the
costs of this suit in cash on day of sale. AL
so, extra for papers.
ROB'T. a. THOMPSON, c.Ir.p.
Com'rs Office, Sept s, 1857
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THE NOTES

4 ND BOOKS OF ACCOUNT belonging
IN, to the late firm of f. & T.. "A. AlcXan.
der have been placed in my hands. Debtors
wishing to save cost will please come to my
Office and settle.
j. j. NORTON.
Sept 8, 1857. 8 3