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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-08-03

AN OLD AND CURIOUS SBRMoN.-The Salem
Observer publishes the following as the title page
Of ancient sermon, now in the possession of
the editor of that paper;
"a Sermon, preached at the Synagogue, in
Newport, Rhode Island, called "The Salvation
Of Israeli" On the Day of Pentecost, or Feast of
Weeks, the 9th dsy of the month, SirGa, the year
of the Creation, 5533; or May %, 1873. Being
the Anniversary of giving the Lao at Mount
Sinai; By the memorable Hocham, the learned
Rabbi. HAHN Isaac Karigsl. of the City of He.
bron, near Jerusalem, in the Holy Land. New
port, Rhode Island; Printed and sold by S.
Southwick, in Queen Street, l773''
A manuscript note in the margin of this dis.
course, it states. is follows; "'Tis said that
this Sermon was written and delivered in He
brew, and that it was translated at the request Of
the Jewish Congregation, by the Rev. Ezra Stiles
D. D, afterwards President of Yale College"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-08-03

4 Family Remedy No family should be without
ecacious remedy for the Of affections SO uni
versay prevalent IS coughs and colds; some remedy
too which be relied upon safe, sure, and certain
DR. Wstars Bassm Of Vii Cherry combines this dssid
tratum.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-08-03

Under the direction Of Mr.. Whitney will give the ora
torip Of AneTica at the Vesiry of the Union Church.
on Tuesday evening, August 3D., to commence at II
O'CLOCK.
Admission 10 cents the proceeds to be appropriated
for the benefit Of The Infant Sabbath School Library
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-08-03

DRAMATIC READINos.--A series of dramatic
readings will be given by Miss Charlotte Cramp-
ton, at the City Hall, commencing on Thursday
evening next. See advertisement
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-08-03
AS FIXTu RES,

We are continually receiving additions to our stock Of
6as Fixtures, Shades &C., and prepared to furnish
public and private buildings on the most favorable
terms We are the agents for this city for the sale Of
THE GA RCEL BURNER,
which is famous for giving the most brilliant light vhe
1t Consumes the least quantity Of gas trial Of is
convincing proof of its
ECONOMY AND BRILLIANCY.
is very desirable burner for Drop Lights or for sbop
where a steady light is needed
Terms-One Price-Cnnh.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-08-03
SPECIAL NOTICES.
ExC ELLENT COAL,
CInhin,a nouhle GLnns AmhrntHnea.

permanently sealed, unsurpassed beauty Of fin
ish, brancy of tone and truthfuness to nature
Do not foil TO give him call il you wish Tor picture
satisfactory in every respect. His are over the
Citizens Bank, ll8 Main street. off
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-08-03
GEORGES SESSIONS.
y II = D H13R'R7N y No
Furnishing Underwater & COmn Wa

house,
CoIhns, Oaskets, Patent Metallic Burial Cases and
Robes Of every description always on baud. Also the
NE~ PATENT METALLIC CAsKRT, Of all sizes
Every thing connected with the management OF fine-
ra promty attended to- No. 49 Front street. residence
% Front street, Worcester, Mass. dNWtf mv9a
NeWtOn's Cough Balsn m for the relief and
cure OF Group Influenza, Bronchitis, Whooping Cough
oommon Colds affecting the Lungs and air passages gen
eray and long stan ling Coughs.-In these, there Is not
us SUPERIOR ana while tits thus efcaeious it perfect
ysae to administer to all persons of all ages both az an
expectorant and einete,
This Basam was first compounded and used by thelate
roi, OaVln Newton NJ D. with great success in an ex
ensive practice for many years Il only needs to be once
tried to secure for it an unparalleled reputation
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail bv BUsH A.
mch25 ieoetf -' ''"'
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-08-03

Ouce known never fOrgoiten.-If our read
ers would have positive luxury for the Toilette use
Bloc gett's "Persan balm" For Cleansing the Teeth
Sha ing Champooing, Bathing, Beautfying the Com
plexion removing Tan, Pmpes, Freckles, Sun Marks
so m m ,so tI su, II nag no sq3ai'
pnetors, 0gdensburgh. N Y.
Sold by all Druggists in Worcester and wholesale and
retail by JOHN Q. Hill, Mechanics Hall Binding.
APPS do, g6n
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-08-03
Three Days Later.

The steamer Persia, from Liverpool the
oath, passed Cape Race at noon on Saturday,
leaving Liverpool papers to the date of her
departure, but no. dispatch from the news
agent at Liverpool. From these papers the
following summary of news has been made
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-08-03

INHAIATroN.-Dr. c. Howard Marshall, ca
tarrh, lung, blood, and heart physician, of New
York city. is still at the Bay State House, wor-
cester, hut will not receive patients after four
O'Clock tomorrow afternoon
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-08-03
NEWLY INVENTED CLOTHES FRAMg.-Mr,

NEWLY INVENTED CLOTHES FRAMR.-Mr.
VIM. Hathaway, of this city, has exhibited to us
a very ingenious and convenient pattern Ct per-
pendicular clothes frame, of his own getting up,
which may be located in any position, to hang
clothes upon to dry. and be folded up into small
compass when not in use. He has applied for
patent and no doubt it will prove to be the best
thing Of the kind yet invented.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-08-03

ExEoUToR's SALE-A. E. Peck will SELL this
morning, at ten o'clock, the Burnett place, near
Prospect street See advertisement.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-08-03

The deaths Of the week at New York civ
reach nearly seven hundred, almost half Of
which were from summer complaints.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-08-03
Another ProfilnhIs Tree.

On the 9lst ult. we published notice Of
profitable elm tree, standing on the farm of Will
liam Eaton, in Auburn, from the top of which
has been taken, at different times, four cords of
wood, and it has enough left now for another
cord, besides the trunk.
Edward Earle of this city has furnished US
with the following particulars of pear tree in
his garden, which appears very much to beat the
elm, in point of profit. The tree is of the varie-
ty called the "Buffum Pear the scion for which
he cut from the original tree. standing in the
"Malbone' Garden at Newport, in the Spring of
1888. This grated into a small Seeding,
and, in the Spring of 1910, the tree, then about
five feet high, was removed to the place where it
now stands in a rich portion of the proprietor's
garden Here it grew finely, and, for four
five years previously to 1850, it bore from half
bushel to four or five bushels year. From that
year the product gradually increased, but no ac-
count kept of the sales of the fruit till 1866.
On that year, the sales from it amounted to S2l
in 1856 to S29; and, in 1857, to S25 and as
much was used and given away as would have
sold for at least ten dollars a year, in each of
those years so that he has no doubt, had true
account been kept of the product of the tree,
from its first bearing, it would have shown that
the value of the fruit was not less than one hun
dred and fifty dollars. The tree gives the promise
of yielding as large crop, and probably larger
one, the present season, than on any preceding
year. He thinks the tree is now worth as much
as six of the Auburn elm, and it is not yet one
foot in diameter, and will be increasing in size
and value for many years to come.
This shows the importance of good culture,
applied to a good fruit tree, and how much a sin-
gle tree will produce when well cared for; and it
should be an encouragement to others, who have
a suitable place for one or more trees, to make
similar experiment, in hope of similar success
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-08-03

FiREMEN's PARADE AND FEsT1vAL.-Tiger
Engine Company, No. 6, numbering fifty men,
were out on parade yesterday afternoon, in
their new and tasteful uniform, accompanied by
Fishes Cornet Band, and made a beautiful ap-
pearance. They marched through some of the
principal streets, and they passed the resi-.
dence of Mayor Davis, they halted and gave
three cheers. Three rousing cheers were also
given by them as they passed our Office for which
consideration we tender the Tigers" our most
respectful Acknowledgements. They also saluted
Mr.. Louis Lewiston, in front OF his store, Che
having contributed generously toward purchasing
their uniform,) the band playing one of their
finest pieces, and the company giving him three
cheers and Tiger" Capt. Tew wore, on this
occasion, the splendid hat recently presented to
him by the company, a token of their esteem
At six O'Clock, the company repaired to their
engine house, where a bountiful collation. had
been provided by the ladies, large number of
whom were present. When the wants of nature
had been supplied, Capt. Tew, foreman of the
company, made Introductory speech, after
which appropriate remarks were made by Chief
Engineer Sturtevant, Capt. Mcfarland of the
City Watch, and Mr. Fairbanks. Assistant Fore
man of the Tigers" Capt Tew, the ladies', and
the Chief Engineer, greeted with three
rounds of applause.
Capt. Tew, in behalf of the "Tigers," then ex-
tended to the ladies present cordial invitation to
be present at the levee, to be held at Hortcultu-
raj Hall. where Fiske's inimitable Cornet Band
furnished the music, and dancing was kept up till
towards the small hours of morning.
This, it will be recollected, is the company
which drew the prize of the silver cup, at Mrs.
Cunninghams benefit, July 81, and this cup,
which is beautiful one, occupied conspicuous
position at the table.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-08-03
SALISBURY MANSION SCHOOL.
LINCOLN sOuAVE wOpoEsrEp ,s.se


The Fall Term of this Boarding and Day School for
Young Ladies, will open MONDAY. the 18th day of
September next O'Clock. Punctua attendance is re-
quested J. V. BEANIE, Principal.
iv2Q
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-08-03
Tlne ~ nrceater XEnter glnrn

ne w GTcesseE W ateF Cure Will hereafter
be exclusively devoted 10 the of female PATIENTS
while the other will be received only boarders-
the location this establishment is elevate quiet and
healthy, combining the advantages of both town and
country. Open at all seasons, For circulars address
ROGER2, NJ. D Worcester, Mass.
~ DR. RoGERs' day Office is in the Central Exchange
Post Office floor During the Evening and night he NAV
be found at the Water Cure. DIFF ami
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-08-03

B0sTOE DOMESTIC Go DIS MARzET.-July 30.-Busness
increased demand from the home trade and export
although yet there is great ACTIVITY ice -
Pnc4s gen rally continue to be well sustained Heavy
Brown Sheet1gs have been in fair dea nd With sales Of
standard goods At 81 cents; medium at u cents and
light At 81 cents In Prints there has teen fair
business doing with sales Of the styles principally
from lot nts. Jeans, 0enims Stripes, Tcks, and
Cotton Fannes have been selling freely at full
prices In Gnchsms there is doing at prices rang
ing from 10 lO4 cents. DeLsnes baVe been quite &C
tive. The trade are purchasing freelyat IS 20 cents
for styles. In Worlen Goods generally moderate
business has been doing -ShiRptn g List.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-08-03

BoSToN BooT AND sHoE MABKET-July so - The Boot
aud Shoe trade the past week has become very active
and the transactions have been larger than in any pre-
yous week for long time past The season is now 80
far advanced that buyers who backward in their
purchases have taken hold earnest. This delay in
coming forward has caused small reduction in prices of
some kind of goods. and it doubtful if this reduc
ton is during u e There is now AZ &C
tive demand for Ave six weeks and market will no
Gonb ne very well supplied with easonabe goods during
the time manufacturers do not manifest any dspos
tion to sacStn up which, with the stock on hand
will evidently su lent for s the Of the season.
Stock of all kinds rules at UNEXPECTEDLY high prices and
labor is also very high Their il present indication
of any marked change in the prices sfcs. ifthe de-
mand for ave or six weeks as the trade
now anticipates, prices will doubt be sustain ID
Shipping List.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-08-03
q o l. N II OU s e
WORCESTER. MASS.
Board sI.oO per Day.
&. WILLIAM MS,

rOPr ietOr.
In tne immediate vicinity Of the Boston 4 Worcester
Railroad, Norwich & Worcester and Nashua 4 Worce,
ter Depots d&wtf ia
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-08-03

Mr.. Legg still continues to cleanse and Re Dye Mems
Ooats Pants and Vests heretofore He also cleanses
Ladies' shaws, &C. His Office is No. Pleasant st.
mN6 df
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-08-03
LOCAL NEWS
meteorological Observations

meteorological Observations
At the State Lunac Hospital in Worcester for the week
ending August 1, 1858.
Thermometer. Wind. Rain.
@--> @-----@
2 Q
a. p. m. pm. a. m. p. p
July IA. 80. .SE....sW...sR. .....
27....66. rs. Ill. W.. .sW. ..NW........
2s....6si. ..7s....64.. NV ...N.....N.........
29....64.. IL. .....N....s....-.....R Rain
sU....59.. ....NE....E Me- Rain
S1....6I.. sc. 80. Nm. .NW.......
Aug. I....66..-...6I.. N...-....NE....R Rain
GEORGE BLAKE, Observer.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-08-03

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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-07-30
eYFremontT TJ5urpals q
rr,, s,,or,raxEn,s pox.

TO rnB rrEn OF ''aiIslk1oE novcu,' ftf
Der meat chopper hanged on der vhitevashed vA'i,
rFor no gastomers coined to der rutchers shtAlt--~
= Der SAUSAGE mnshecn was noloneer iblay,s ..gz.
Z Aad der putchefpoys all hsla hdidy4 90
Der shocnakers poy coined dere 20 schiido
On dcr door cf der cellar, but sthealod inside;
Nit the ehcppng masfecn he pcsinned to mate frsc,
E. unhe cried, "Dero isnobody looking Atno.rts
OIL defshosnAkers 81 fft
y N& W On, oh, der shocmaisers poyi
Der day COED axAy IN der night eomedo on,
Ven der shoemaker found that his poy vas sonei
lie called up his vsbr, unhes sFcprchpeean q
10 look for der poy, un Wind ndhmifdey Gao,
Dey seeked asked for him at every door I'd 4 4
At der puteher's der pahci's, un grcshsry stors;
At 1.-THE lager pier cellar, der station house,
But der answer dcy gettsd VAS "Nix cum arout."
Obi der ahoenakers poy,
fTasAsi Un, on ter shoemakera poyi
pey seeted hin all night un dey seeked him next tag
I'm for more ash mont vas the duyvil to pay,
In der alleys, der houses, un ef,ry blace round,
In der Toombs, In der rfSr, unin de tog.pound.
Dey seeked hin, in vain undil weeks bast,
Un der shoemaker COED to his svl at lost,
I'm ven he'd pass by, all der beeplcs would cry,
~perc goes der shoemaker vot losed his poy.'
oh, der shoemakcrs poy,
I'm, oh, der shoemaker's poyl Is lL 4
At ienkt der meatchopping ma,hecn vas In need;
Der putcher COED 10 n, un detehe seed,
Apuudlc pr ponce; un der shoes vas dere,
vot the long lost shoemaker's poy did wear.
nisjsvswere shtiu vagvug and seemed to say,
"ven no one hear, got in TO blsy-
ftclosed nit a shpring-und der poy 90 green, '.e
Vas made sausage meat BY der choppipg mashesn."
-'A OH der thoemaker's poy,
~ ,e-..4 81. Der last Older shoemaket's poy.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-07-30

SrAMrEDrs AMONG THE CoNDucroRs.-
Tho Jonesvillc Indepsadent states that the
Michigan Southern r, r. Co. ordered some
detective police put upon their trains to see
whether the conductors reported correctly.
1t says that thrso Of them have since re-
sionod.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-07-30
A WIara efaw. "A sealdf ous. Will

A WIarz G5saw, "a sehid ours. while
picking blackborries few days since, in
ihe heighborhood Of this city, knocked
down from small tree with a stone and
caught perfectly ,5hite crow. II had lii
with Eloekls black aefows near him, in
eempany~ith another almost white. The
one secured is shaped an hsd in every par
tichiar, according % Audubon. all the pc
cuiiarities Of, the black crow. II had been
previously seen IN tho hock. II isthc first
white crow we bad ever seen, and his like
was not known to the distinguished natural
ist.-- AIuedgeril's Co. Recorder. aemsf.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-07-30

The following is said to be sure way to
proserve flowers from wiltiog: Procure a
fat dish Of porcelain, into which pour water;
place upon tia vase ofaowers, and over the
vase bell glass with its rim ip the water.
The air that surrounds tho flowers being
confined bcnsath the bell glass;, is constant
" moist with water that rises into il, in the
form of vapor. AS fast as the water be-
comes copdensed At runs down tho sida o.
the bell glass into the dish; and il means
be taken to- enclose tho water on the ont
side Of the bell glass, SO as to prevent IL
eyaporating into tho air Of tho sitting room
the atmosphere around tho flowers is con
tinually damp. The experiment may be
tried on small scale by inyortng pmb
Ter over rosebud in saucer Of water
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-07-30
THE GREATEST t9
Medical Discovery of the Age.
MIR. KENNEDY, of Roxbury, has discovered in on
INl Of our common pasture weeds areedy that cures
EVERY KIND OF HUmoR, 9iy

=, - ~ ~ 80 'NNS''ff9
NaND VF HomOH,
from me roTd ScrefHta dorH 10 a costston Pinple
lie has tried It in over eleven hundred cascs and -
failed except in tw cases tboth thunder bnmo, uh
now in his over one bnndrsJ cas,;G
value, all within twenty miles II Boston, 0' i
Two bottles are warranted to cure nursing mouth
on te es VIII cure 'he Kind Of Pimpies
Two three bottles viii clear the system of biles.
tnemoulh or stomach
Three 70 hye bottles are warranted to the worst
One to two bottles are warranted "a c,ro Al, ,,o =
,bo Eyos W. ~ ~'S "n'eu'o W cure all humor IN
Tyroo bntt ios or. ,ror~., 81 g., -. .,
aud blotehes among the hair
rour 20 FIX uottcs are warranted to cure corrupt and
running uieets.
r Dote H., VIII eure sc'.y eruption OF the skim
l;d f . are warranted TO cure the worst
A'lra Toi,I ., ringmorins; ,s.ao hn,,,o ,
Two or 'fee 9oltes are warranted TO cure the most
Three or fonr bo,,,rs ~ nan a" Ill. ~. -, -.
Five to eight bottles viii cure h NO, ture
bene0t Ia sIwsys arni le Morst case OF scrolula
and perct suIe from the first bottle
taken. 0''' 4'an'1! If
ROyRIrRy u,Ss
DEAR MApAM,--The reputation Of the Medicol Discov
cry, in curing M kinds Of humors is SO we'll es,oibsd
by the unanimous voice of all who have IT, that
f scians snd th & o .e sntYre as NE most skill
try arc unnnimons in ifs r,iS ssis's III te eoun-
In n,, H. :, atoGi ,ai ,i',S,, i FL;
It with full knowledge Of It's no 90
ALL and curing most Of those diseases 70 With @
unortuna " liable That most exeruciatnr disease
TO an ahectionate mother
Nursing Soro Month.
II c,,o, a. n he . ,,,;ro.,.. - -.
ts natural Sweetness and vonr ht I'm Is 70
81 ,n o. G ~ anu H1ur ,H'oe from short and fret
covery becomes founten Of a a, 'le nedca uls,
and bousebold " S'iNsS " 'our husband
In the more advanced Stages Of
Canker,
1t extends TO the stomach, causing
ny.rensto
v,;o,, +. ,.,,.,. -o'S,IP
;ntcs,io % 'u' '"hkeF on inc stomach then to the
rEs..,o.
Aiaheys'
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-07-30
QnAlNr Axn Cnntora-Snmn nloddinn

| quaint AND CUR1oUs.-Somo plodding
genius has discovered, while spending his
own time, that the word time itself, when
artificially iransposod or metagramatized,
will form the following words net, emit,
| IRcm. And if tho afore named aud its ana
grams be placed in the following quadratic
position, they will form what may DO term
Cd an amagrarnic palindromo: = = ~
Taa io eaa.ol TIMEi aln ff
ITEM
| METI
91edH3s.9 s7s rM4r 1noL gl1hW
This word, time, is the only word in tho
English language which can thus bonuang-
ed, and the different transpositions thereof
are all at tho samo timc Latin words.-
These words in English, as well as in Latin,
may be read either upward or downward.
The English words time, item, nett and
emit, Ito send forth are mentioned above;
and of the Latin. ones, (l) Time, signifies,
fear thou; (2) Itcm,-lkewisc; (s) Mcti,
Ito bo measured; (4) Ernit--he buys.
SrAMrEDr AMoNo THE CoNDucroRs.-
Tho Jonesvillo Hdepeadem states that tho
Michigan Southern r., Co. ordorod some
detective police put upon their trains to see
whether the conductors reported correctly.
1t says that thrso Of them have since re-
signod.
On hearing Ike read in one of tho pa-
pcrs that eighteen rams were to be used in
an attempt to launch the Leviathan in Eng
land, Mrs. Partington remarked that few
yoke of oxen would be better than tho rams.
| A MAMMorIi CuuRcH.--Arch. Bishop
Hughes, has just closed contract for build
ling a magnificent Cathedral on Fifth Ave-
nue., N. Y. City, to cost upwards of n mil
lion of dollarsl The size will be l40 feet
trout by 325 feet in depth. 1t is said that
this Church will DO tho largest in the Chris
tian World, with the exception Of St. Pc
ter'sat Rome, and st. Paul's at London.
GES. SARGENT, Of Cincinnati, the wo-
man-whipper, seems to have been in bel
ligercnt attitude generally on tho Fifth
( On Tuesday ho was examined before Esq
Rowckamp on a charge of assault and bat
terry upon German, named George Jacobs,
which originated in discussion as to tho
proper day to celebrate, when tho 4th of
July falls on Sunday. The General en-
phasized his opinion with a knife, striking
through the brim Of Jacobs hat and down
his face, inflicting an ugly wound near tho
left nos.ril. Ho was held to answer in the
Common Pleas in bonds Of Sl00. Ho ap-
pears to, have thought the 9th, an appropri-
ate day for getting drunk, kicking up shin
dies, and playing tho deuce generally. 3"
A You've LADY DEAD HEAD.--A Miss
Dravc has been presented with FREQ pass
of indefinite duration over one of tho Penn
syNania railroads. Bcing at homo alone,
she saw that tree had fallen on curve
of tho road on the opposite side of the riv-
er. She crossed in skitii, and, as the train
approached, succeeded in stopping it, thus
saving, in the opinion of those on board,all
the lives on the train.. Instructions have
been given whenever she travels on the
train, to stop for her at such point as she
finds most convenient for reaching her
home
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-10-01
SO!
ST. Acres of Land and Q Negroes
J. p. Denton and wife, ct al,
Vs.
+. W. Roberts and wife, ct al.

+. W. Roberts and wife, ct al.
DURSUANT to an interlocutory decree
Il pronounced in this cause at the last term
of the Circuit Court of Megs county, Tennes.
see, will, on Friday, the 18th day of Octo-
Der next. on the premises, proceed to sell $50
ACRES OF LAND, lying and being in the
county of Meigs. and State aforesaid, adjon-
ing the Lands of Samuel Looney, Linnaues
Locke and otherr, being the Northeast quar-
ter Of section six, third fractional township,
third range, West, lliwassee District Also,
on Saturday. the 10th day Of said month, on
the premises, in the county of McMinn and
State aforesaid, 2l7 ACRES OF LAND save
or subject TO the widows dover, adjoining
the Lands Of James Elder and II. A. McAdoo,
being the Homestead occupied by Thomas
Wamack, decd, before his death. And also
NINE NEGRO SLAVES, ranging from in.
fancy to So years old-being young growing
property.
credit Of one and two years will be Civ
en- on all. except the sum of $780, which must
be paid down. Bonds, with approved secure
ty, will be required for the unpaid purchase
money aud lien retained, and interest re-
CURED for the second year and thereafter
To lie sold for distribution.
W. l.. MCKINLEY, Clerk.
Sept 3, lS5S-tds-prs fee sS.4O-5l9