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The meeting at which this sprightly production was
sung and the associations connected with it, GER
tainy well calculated to produce harmony we'll
melody among the kindred souls who comprised It, Here
artists and of letters who after traversing the
noble Acghanies and bcholdng the countless beauties
presented by mountain range surpassed it is believed
by In the world in beauty grandeur and subity
invited around the social board and revealing in I'LL
the light of pleasant memories No wonder then, that
they should appreciate they deserve the benefits Of free
institutions under the guardianship Of this happy Union
and utter prayers for the pcranency Of the coniedcracy
the united power of which gives to them efficiency and
self-sustaning power Well might they wish continued
prosperity to the works by which all seconalty of feel
ing is dsspated and every American il taught to lose
sight of all distinctions between North and South East
and West Without venturng to crit.cise tho practi
cal merit Of the production we like its tone Of aion1lay
with the heartness that would disapprove every
thing that might have contrary tendency The road
which the artists had passed. and the kindness and atten
ton they received well calculated 10 excite their
enthusiasm and grateful feeling, the former must
exist noble monument of the intelligence and scion
tific attainments of it's constructor
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NEW ISSUE OF TREASURY NOTES.

The bids for exchanging treasury notes for gold coin
were opened Monday by the Secretary of the Treasury
The whole amount 81 900 OO0-was awarded at rates
A and Al per cent All the bids at A accepted
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Liverpool and London correspondence will be fount
the fourth page Of this mornings daily Union h
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Foreign Exchange moderately active for the Bos-
ton steamer Wednesday, but prices lower Bank
ers sixty days sterling ranged from 1881 1921 COM
mercia bills los 1884, the latter being the rate the
best bills with bills Of lading attached Exchange on
Paris was firm at GIG 513i Hamburg 36t sGa; AM
stedam Alt a 4l3; and Bremen 70 a794.
The stock market this morning was very active, and
prices continued to advance. At tho first board New
York Central the most attractive and 5000 shares
changed hands, commencing at SGT, rising to 49, and
falling back to S2s. Erie was rather weak, and the
other hnces per cent better than Saturday
At the second board prices irregular Pacific
mail per cent closing at 49, under the idea that
large extra dividend is about to be declared Chicago
and Rock Island fell !, closing at 723 Erie fell t. clos
ing at l62; (scller SOY Reading fell to 42a decline Of
Ii Michigan Southern to 22}; decline Of Il and Mil
waukie and Mississippi fell D. closing at % The fol-
lowing the closing prices of other speculative shares
New York Central s23; GaIena and Chic $751; Hudson
River 27j seller COY Lacrosse and Mil Ct; and Pana-
ma 1901 f,#
The flour market was active at advance of cents
per Dbl Wheat was l 2s bushel better and in fair
demand Corn steady and in request. Pork WINS
lower and unsettled Reef steady Cotton still dull
but steady, 800 hn ~ s,.s.f \ y. .t,...t
The cash transactions at the Sub Treasury were as
follows: =. ..4- q ~. NJ
Receipts. s1o3 45
Payments. 313 297 w
Balance e45 043 0e
The receipts at the custom house for duties $50
7G5 81 ADSUM.
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NEw OKLEANs, June A-2, p. m.-The steamboat
Eclipse exploded her heater Yesterday, Natchex
killing two men and woundng three others
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The number of bids offered 40, and the whole
amount offered 1928, 600, 900. t Hsl
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The .Pennsylvania, Disaster.

b CsAraALIA QH.,) June Is. Sixty sufferers by the
burning of the Pennsylvania have arrived hero from
Cairo bound to St. Louis They mostly destitute.
Those going North passed over the Illinois Central
road free of charge. gem 30 Blsss8 ua 81 ~ ,iah
passenger estimates tho number OF passengers at AGO.
and thinks that $50 of them were lost ,ai
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Fire at Evansville, Indiana

EVANSVILLE June IA fro occurred on Saturday
| night causing damage amounting to 100000. The
Journal Office was total wreck and the Canal Bank
building received damage amounting to 81 500.
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From Fort Leavenw0rth-- movements
I d states Troops Heavy Rains and
in Kansas. s..i s7t.t.f 4.

~ STATES Il fOOpS --nooVy Nhtus anu rrcSAcp
In Kansas. Ett tys ttet 4, ffe. .bf
LEAvRNwORTH, June ll--yia Boonville June IA. The
sixth column of United States troops will not march till
Tomorrow, the 18th. Aa
Gen. Harvey and his staff with escort of forty five
men, of tho seventh infantry under command of Capt
McIaws will leave the day following. This deten-
ton from the dates already fixed for their departure has
been owing to the heavy rans which have occurred.
There is freshet in all the small streams The bridge
Salt Run has been carried away but it is being
placed to-day. s#Ef as
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ELECTION at Norwich, Conn.
Steamboat Disasters.

70 norwich, Conn. june IA. -Amos w. Prentice, re
publican, has been chosen mayor of this city.
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SATURDAY AFTERNOON. Cotton closed steady
offered freely, but showed no disposition to pa
Breadstuffs were dull. Provisions quiet, and
unchanged. 4 N s#5s.-r
LONDON Saturday noon.--Consols, 97a for
Bullion in tho hank had increased 5000
securities were firm. Transactions in railroad 8
unimportant. e g
The money market was generally unchanged
closed at 97s q 97A. Money was abundant. 81,
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s OU H CAR OLINA A. .
Lancaster District.

Robert Langley who is in the custody of
the Sheriff Of Lancaster District by virtue
Of writ OF capias ad satisfacirndum at the
snlt OF the State of South Carolina, having
hIed in my office, together with a schedule
on oath OF his estate and effects, his peti
iion to the Court of Common Pleas. prav-
ing that he may be admitted TO the benefit
OF the Acts of the General a Assembiv made
for the relief of Insolvent Debtors. 1t is
ordered, that the said Plaintiff and all other
the creditors to whom the said Robert
Langley is in anywise indebted be. and they
are hereby summoned, and have motto. TO
appear before the said Court at Lancaster
Court House, on the third Monday in Oci.
next, to shew cause. if any they can, why
the prayer Of the petition, aforesaid, should
not be granted
Oiite OF Common Pleas, Lancaster Dis
trc;, March %, 1913
J A. STEWMAN, Clerk.
July l4-22, 3m.
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CAMDEN MALE ACADEMY.

NVE1SE is given shat this School will
' resume its exercises on the Monday
mt%; preceding, the first of September, un-
der competent corps of Professors
The course of education embraces all the
branches usually taught IN an English and
classical Sch""l-togethcr with the French
and Italian lunguages-and Music. Special
attention is paid to the preparation Of boys
for College.
The principal would also. give notice that
select number OF boys can be accommo.
dated with board at his rr,idence-a Der.
feciIy healthy and delightful location, near
kirkwoOd.
The facilities for acquiring an accurate
kno" ledge of the French lar .!uagc, il is be-
llc'ed are not surpassed in iny School in
the State. The Preach Professor resides
in the family of the principal, and will re-.
quirc all French Scholars who aay board
thereto converse entirely in that language.
The department of Music will be under
the contro! of Prof 6. f. DgVISR
All applications for board should be made
immediately -.
CHARLES II. PECK,
Principal.
July IS, 1898, 2i-tr
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WHEEL OF FORTUNE

we see by our exchanges that gentle.
man IN Philadelphia has secured the
capital prize Of $4,000 in Samuel Swan
q COS lottery, drawn at Augusta,
Georgia, on Saturday last, aud thus
realized large fo,!nne at the risk of Ten
dollars. we have come to the conclusion
that Punch was wrong, and our
suggestive friend of The Marion Miss !
Republican is right in saying tha, the
Wheel Of Fortune is in the possession of
Samuel Swan & Co., Of Augusta, G Georeia,
who are constantly putting ont piles of
rocks in the shape oflarge prizes to their
customers proof most conclusive that they
are IN possession ofthe genuine wheel.
o.
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S OU Il IL CAROL LIN A
Lancaster District.

ANEN FLOYD who is in the custody of
the Sheriff of Lancaster District, by yirtu,.
OF Il Writ of Capias ad Sa,isfacendum at
The suit of James E. CurelNp g. Co., having
hied IN my office, together " Il p ed .e,
on oath, Of his Estate and effects. his nett
ton TO the Court Of Common Pleas, prov-
ng that he may be- admitted to ;he benefit
OF the Acts of the General Assembly mad.
for the relief of insolvent debtors. Itis or.
dered, that the said james +. Cureton g. Co.
and all other the creditors TO whom the said
Aven Floyd is in anywisc indebted, be- and
they are hereby summoned and have notice
to appear before the said Court Mt Lancaster
Court House on the third Monday in Oc,o.
Der next, to shew causc if any they can.
why the prayer Of the petition aforesaid
should not be granted
Office Of Common Pleas Lancaster Dis.
trict 9th dayfof March 1855.
}. a. STE\VMAN, Clerk.
July ii, 22-3u.
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Franklin .Acad 2rnv.

TNiE EXERCISES OF THIS INSrI.
Il tunon will commence on the lst Nor
day IN JanWHry next. The Trustees have
succeeded IN retaining the services of MR..
SAML. MCCORMICK, whose prolicienc.
in teaching is surpassed by few. Younr
men can be thoroughly prepared II ertcf
any of the higher Institutions Of Icarninr
IN the Southern States. The Village !.
very healthy, and there i. not, at present a
grog shop or place where ardent spirits can
be obtained in it,
Boarding can be obtained as cheap as at
other places in private families.
The rates Of tuition nre the Same nc
those in Academies throughout the State.
Ihe Academy building is at present un.
dergoing thorough repairs.
The surrounding countr; will find here
advantages which will at least coual ,hoso
ef other places, and to our District are held
out such inducements rs we believe will Oh.
vlatc the necessity of sending our voupo
men aud boys abroad.
5. b. MASSEY,
Secretary.
pcS' - ioo| I3-tf
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so i L H { R0LIN A
LANCASTER DISTRICT.

La NSAS El( DIS RlCI,
Elizabeth Small, widow. In Equity Ian.
~, caster District.
James Small, William 7 | Bill, for pnr,i.
Small, John Houston ton Real and
ilumphries. Calvin Hum. Personal Estate
phrieS, WIN. Lafayette of Frederick II.
lJumphres. Small, decd u
III appearing to my satisfaction that John
Houston Humphties.CaIvin ilumphries, and
Ni'ltanr Lafayette liumpLres, defendants
IN above stated Bill ana ease, reside without
the limits of this State 1t is ordered on mo-
ton of DawrinS d Wyie, Solicitors for
compliments, that said defendants. John
Houston, Calvin and William LAFAYETTE
ilumPhrics' do answer plead or demnr to
the Bill in above ease fnr partition real and
personal Estate Of Frederick r. Small.
deed. on or before the 10th lay Of October
next, or their consent 10 the same will be
taken us confessed and an order pro confes-
so orde ed agrinsl them
JAMES II. WlTHERSPOON.
Com'r Eq'y l.. ID.
July S,h 1853, 22-3m pf. Sc.
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5 . l 7 Il CAROLINA,
LANCASTER DISTRICT
Riley CatOc,

-. Lancaster
William w. Baker, John Baker. Bill on Am
HrOrgc !. ""ker.COtHmbus Ba' assign d
ker, Levinia Baker, Edetk Nc. covenant
Day, Mark l.. Jackson, and his
wife Matilda, Jerry Warner and
Mary his wife, John Beverly
and Martha his wife. Richard
Baker only child and heir at Law
of Samuel T. ker (dec) and the
widow of said Samuel Baker.
1t appearing TO MY satisfaction that Wi.
liam w. Baker, John Baker, George e. fIa-
kcr, Columbus Baker, Layinia Baker, Edetb
McDay, Mark l. Jackson and wife Matilda,
Jerry Warner and Mary his wife, John Be-
verify and Matilda his wife, Richard Baker
end widow of Samuel Baker, defendants in
above stated case resike without the limits
Of this State. IL is ordered on motion Of
Clinton, solicitor for complainant, that each
and all of said defendants do answer, plead
or demur, To the Bill in above case on or
before the 7th day of October, 1858, other
wise judgment pro confesso will be ordered
against each and all of them.
JAMES II, WITHERSPOON
G. T.. J.. ID.
June %, lS5S. o0-3m pf 50.
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New Advertisement.
Carolina Female College.

T'ilE FALL SESSION OF THIS IN.
l. sli,gsion will opsn I-ah OF Oct. al
which time, 10 Is hoped, we shall have a
full representation ffem ell parts of the
eoaaiFy, where similar facility of impart.
ing destruction cannot be obtained.
Toiion and Board, inclnding lights, fuel
wyshlng, ironing and attention ef servants
all for sT6 90 per sr~sior.
In Elementary Dvpartmeni S63.bO per
Session. The OInHmchtHf branches at
TR. WALSH. Prss't.
Aug 10, lsos.--27-psid ~.
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Kenzfe's Patent Water Filter.

TNllE BEST FILTER KNOWN FOR
4 Family use has given he highest sat.
lsiacton Tor many years is scientific
IN construction, portable durable, and
cheap. II renders rain water perfectly pure
and sweet, making cisterns more econ omi.
cal than wells and avoiding tho diseases
arising from the hard water OF lime stone
regions. Five sizes retail from So to S12
dollars. Wholesale to tho trade Mt the
usual discount. Can be forwarded safely
any distance. Formerly made by J. Il. Che.
ney & Co.; made now only by JAMES
TERRY 81 CO, at the old stand of J. T..
e. & Co. State Street, Rochester, N. "
For descriptive circulars address James Ter
~ d. Co,
June i6, f6-5u.
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Obituary..

rIED in this District on the 7th instant
@sl'i a un-erne and painful illness from
the effects of nn injury received Ly The kicl
of n horse) Henry Bascom, son of Moses
G. and Mary Heath, aged 7 years 3 mont, =,
and Is days.
Departed this life in Lancaster District,
on 3ist July, 1858, after an illness of n
few day Mrs Mary Taylor, aged G6 years
She leaves one sen and one daughter, and
other relatives TO mourn their loss.
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tHARLEsTON, Aug II, 1853


CoTToY There Wa. very little inquir,
Cor this "r'irlc for several days proceeding
the date OF our last publication. ard snrh
was slagn"nt condition of the market, ,ha,
prices were considered by the trade at the
time as being altogether nominal. The de,
nand, however, partially revived at the
opening of the current week, aud during
the first three days upwards Of 100 bales
changed hands. The terms were decidedly
easy and accommodating to purchasers. and
the sales were made upon the basis of I2t
for Good Mddling, and l2i l2ic for Mid.
ding Fair The market soon again relaps
ed into comparatively quiet state, and the
sales In the past three days have been limi-
ted TO some s37 bales.
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NEw YORK, Aug. 10, 1853.

NEw YoRK, Aug. I2, 1883.
The transactions in Cotton embrace only
600 bales. i3,500 bbls. Of Flour have beeh
taken at rates previously reported, which
are firmly maintained. $4,000 bushels of
Whcal a-c reported at former rates. In
Corn decline is conceded sales ~ 900
bushels. Tnrpentine is firm at AL 45c.
Rosin is also firm, and SI.50 refn,ed.-
Rice is quiet.
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N EW SPRING GOODS FOR 1862

WE SUBSCRIBERS WOULD THEIR CUSTOMERS AND TIL
DC od
as olows: va
and Silks Barage
and Cmbrs English
oCns French Flowers Ruches
Nansook Musins Jackone Eyeings,
Misses RATS all coio
hoos'a toe of Domrsti. t;nois
needed Tor gentemaTs
Panta
Of
Shocsv
Hardware land we'll
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Yellow Fever in New Orleans.

New ORLEANS, August l2.-There
were thirty five deaths from yelow fever
IN this city on Tuesday and forty five yes
terday (Wedne>dav.)
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To Cotton Planters,

TNHE undersigned is prepared to sell Cot
L ton Gins of the best quality at 81 per
saw. delivered ut the Charlotte, York and
N. &. r. Road landings. The advantage
these Gins have over those shipped from
other States is, that they will last longer
one sett Of iibbs being equal to three, the
brush covered with tin instend of cloth and
being more easily repaired and at less ex.
pense.
Reference, john JoNEs, Liberty Hill
JAMES NJ. ELLIOTT.
Winnsboro' Nav 10, 1858. lI-6m
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Special Notices.

HoiiosSays OiHtD,rm and PiRs.---Furpisked
with t'ese two comprehensive remedies, the
head Of household feels thar he can command
and control any external or internal disease by
which his family may be assailed. But beware.
both have been counterfeited. Conceive the
agony Of disappoiptment which must follow the
discovery ofthe imposition, Dyspepsia o. Scrof-
ula, perhaps, Is raekiug the frame OF wife or
child, and nothing Ut hand but peniicious
counierfsits Of Hoiiowsys resis,less prepara
tions Guard against such contingencies by
ascertaining that the words. Holloway, New
York aud London are visible In transparent
lstters ON every leaf Of the books Of directions
accompanying the medicines. il4
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES

un ana well selected assortment oueoC
salts >w p ",f ana i"nd Sesnson Co. Caston Of Ep
ip1 s M ma a cherry Ayers Cherry ectora Pills wrghs
QUE, ",nni lites Cart Spanish
norator the best
W have Tried say acts like
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KINGS MOUNTAIN MILITARY,
SCHOOL.
Major NJ. JENKINS, } p.,
Capt. A. CowAuD, { Principal.
The exercises of this School will be re-.
81 med on the lst day of September, 1858.
Terms Of next SessiCu Of Jour montbs
S80.UU.
PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.
Letters of Application directed to the
trlncipaIs, care of Capt. a. Coward, Char
!estom, 5 c., up to Sc ptembcr lst.
Aug. IL, 26-2t
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CHARLOTTE
FEM ALE INSTITUTE.

INllE exercises Of the School will be re.
Il sum"d on the 18th OF September
The Scholastic year is divided into two
Sessions of twenty weeks each, correspon-
with the sessions of Davidson College,
Address, Rev. X. BURWEIL'
Charlotte, n. 6.
Aug. !, 1858. 25--4t.
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Notice.

A Ll' persons having demands against The
"A Estate OF Willis w. Alsobrook, deed,
late OF Chesterfield District, will present
'h'm legally nttesled within the time pre-.
>crioea by law. All persons Indebted will
make immediate payment.
+. l.. ALSOBROOK.
Administrator.
Ang. 4, 1858. 26-tf.
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RIanks! RIanks!,

A SUrpLY,of blanks on hand at the
Ledger Usice, tha. will os sold exclusively
Tor cash. Persoas viii oblige ms by no,
asking for them 90 an sther terms.
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NOTICE.

I HAVE disposed Of my entire stock Of
Il goods, and now request all indebted 10
me to come forward and settle by note or
cash,cash preferred,as i am nnxions 20 close
up my business as early az possible.
J.. o. M0BLEY.
April Ia, e--R
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a few short Extracts from Letters Tes.
timonials. &c.


timonials. &c.
L have usod Jacobs Cordial in nv family.
and have found it most efficient and in my
Judgment, a valuable remedy
Hos. HIRAM WARNER
Judge OF Supreme Court, Georgia"
ut gives me pleasure in being able TO re-
commend jacobs Cordial; my own personal
experience, and the experience of nv neigh-
bors and friends around me, is a sufficient ,nor-
antee for me to believe il to be all that il pur-
ports to be. viz. sovereign remedy.
iYK ii. UNDER WOOD.
Formerly Judge of Superior Court, Cherokee
Circuit
I'll take great pleasure in recommending this
invaluable medicine TO all afflicted with bowel
diseases, for which believe il to be n sover.
eign remcdy-decidedy superior to any thing
else ever tried by me.
A 4. a. GAULDING.
Deputy q. NJ. of the Grand Lodge OF Georgia"
81 have used jacobs Cordial in INV family
and this, with all hcar about il as a remedy
by those who have uied il, induces me TO be.
heve that it stands at the head OF every prcpa-
ration OF the kind and would recommend ia
use IN the diseases for which il is compounded
MILES q. DUBBlNS.
Cashier Of the Bank of the State of Georgia,
Griffin"
III there is any crcdibility in human testi.
mony, jacobs Cordial must stand pTe.emi1ent
ABOVE All other preparations for the cure of
Bowel Diseases. From the mass of testimony
IN its hyor coming in from all quarters, it must
be very TAR in advance, as a curative agent, of
most 1t not all Other patent preparations
n. FLEMING.
Cashier Marine and Fire Insurance Bauk q rif6n.'
This efficient remedy is travelling into celeb.
rity as fast as Bonaparte pushed his columns
into Russia, and gaining c0mmendation where.
ever Ised''-Georgid Je5ersonian, May l9th,
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EVER YVVHERE
Druggists Merchants and Physicians sup
piled by j, AsHhURSF, Importer and Whole
sale Druggist, Charleston.
July l4'h, Oft
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GROCERIES! GROCERIEs!! GROCER1rs,,,

Our stock is ndwiI be Moscs
oc ou extreme and
on the usual
business must n
cnSome's promptly
SEQ eNcei-
Lancaster 9 r ,,o, ,os. - - HAsSELTINE & CUREToN
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Sheriff Is Sales.

pY Virtue OF Sundry Wits of Fl Fa TO
,l1 me directed, will sell before the Court
House door at Lancaster on the first Mon.
day in Sept. next within the e-al hours
OF sale the following real estate, to wit:
Two hundred acres of land more or les,
adjoining lands Of John Failc, Minor Gin.
,on, ct. al. Levied on aud to be sold as the
property Of Lewis Fnle at the suit -of Silas
Ingram.
Also, two hundred acres more or less,
whereon defendant lives, adjoing lands OF
James NJ. Ingram and others. Levied on
and to be sold as the property of Philimon
w. BeHnett at the suit Of Lewis NJ. eau
then.
Also, two hundred acres more or less al.
joining lands Of Middleton Knight aid 9th.
ers. Levi 4 on aud TO be sold ns the pro.
perry of Jacob Carnes, at the suit Of John
Ciybun,
Also, two hundred acres more or less
adjoining lands or Minor Clinton, Rober;
Brik et al Levied on Gnd TO oe ,lid -
the PgoPsNy ~ John Cnines at o., Mjt
of O 81 fIaGy,burk.
pf $40 eAcn.
Gor3Hcps cash &c
70. HANCOCK, s. l.. ID.
ANA 4 A.