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AnIn,ere.,,ng Case Decided.

We learn by private letter from Tuskcgee.
Ala, that the case Of The Safe Of Alabama
W. Clay Williams, for killing young Ashley.
was tried ia the Circuit Court OF Macon
county this week. and verdict Of acquiital
rendered on Thursday night. Williams aud
Ashley were school boys attending male
college AT Tuskegee. aud the former (who was
the smaller hoy Of the t~o) killed the latter
~ stahbing him while they were engaged In
a isht. The case excited much interest, as
the families of the two boys-- ~ho live in
Macon aud Montgomery eountirs--sre well
known and highly esteemed. and very able
lawyers were engaged on both sides. After
arguments by Messrs. Waits aud Belser for
The State. and MesSrs Cbllton and Elmore tor
the Defendant, the cas- was submitted To the
Jury on Thursday evening. aud verde, ren-
iered rs above stated o.. Eag.
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EXTRAORDINARY CoxPRoNIsE.-At The last
Durham assizes, very deaf old lady, who
had brought an action for damages against a
neighbor, was being examined, when the
Judge snggested "A compromiss, aud Instruct
ed eaaassl 10 ask her what she would take TO
settle matters. What will yuu takess the
gentleman OF the bobtailed wig asked Of the
old lady. The old Lady merely shook her
head. His Lord~bip wants TO know what
you will taksy' asked she counsel again, this
time hawilng ns loud rs ever he could in the
old lady's ear. II ihaak his Loriship kind
iy.n thu aneient dame answered siontly;
and H u Is no ~ eanvenience to him, Ill
take little warm aie!'-EasisA pePu.
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a CHANCE To GO!--Some gentlemen of our
acquaintance, who are fond of adventure,
and desirous of improving their pecuniary
conditions. have organized an emigrating
party which is to he settled in neighboring
tropical region, where there is every prospect
that our Southern civilization will be perfect
tly introduced at very early day. A few
strong, healthy. resolute men are wanted to
complete the party. If any such wish to 60
from this city. they can get further Informal
u"n by calling at this Office Montgomery
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Prize correspondence.

AUGUSTA. Ga. Oct 4, 1858.
W. X. WILSON, Ed, No. 49S Pearl ST., n Y. ::
Dear Sir Allow us to congratulate Won
on your good fortune. in drawing the whole
of the second capital prize of $4,000 in our
lottery Scheme of Sept. 18th. last.
As we do not use the names of the prize
holders without special permission. we have
to ask authority to do so in your case.
We more particularly desire your consent
at this time. b cause there has been u recent
attempt to injare our firm.
Very respectfully yours, ..
SAM,L SWAN Z Co.
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Gsss- al = political meeting in Indiana. the
other day n speaker named Long responded
to loud call and took the stand; but big.
strapping fellow persisted in crying ont in a
stentorian voice, Long! Long, This caused
little confusion, but after some difficulty in
making him-elf heard. the President succeed
ell in stating that Mr.. Long. the gentleman
honored by the call, was now addressing
them. ''Oh. be he d d. replied the fel-
low; .hes the little skeezicks that told me
to call for Long?' This brought down the
house.
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AN OH LINE WuIG.--This cognomcn has
been used so often, 10y those who have forfeit
ed all title to it, that il has lost the signifi-
canoe and respectahility which was once
attached to it, A gentleman of st. Louis.
probably Edward Bates, who, at one time
considered il an hoaor to be so styled, his
lately become disgust with the abuse Of the
term. He gave definition, says the Demo
crat, of what he considers an "'Old Lime
Wing" OF the present day. He says he is
man who takes his livuor regularly, and
votes the D. mocratic ticket occasionally.
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commencement.

The word commencement is so often wrongly
interpreted, that our readers may not take it
amiss If we give its proper Specification. The
verb 20 commence, in its collegiate sense is pc
culiarly technical, and means Ito take de-
gree In university or college, Formerly
the verb was much used. For instance. in
-Winthrop's~ Journal we find this passage !:
Mine Bachelors commenced at Cambria ge. -
and in the Historical Sketch of the First
Church in Boston. the following: Charles
'Chauncy was afterwards. when qualified. sent
to the University of Cambridge, when he
commenced Bachelor of Divinity.'' Trumbull.
too, in his Progress of Dullness,n has this
couplet: All
"a scholar him now conBae,a-e
Without the aid of books or sense"
Commencement, then. is the time when STU
dents IN colleges commence Bachelors, or the
day on which degrees publicly conferred.
The manner in which this season was COM
memorated at Cambridge in eve olden times, -
was far diff rent from that which at present
obtains there. In his almanacs. Nathaniel
Ames was wont to insert. opposite the DAVIS
OF COMMENCEMENT week. remarks which he
deemed appropriate TO that period. His notes
for the year 1854. were these:
''Much talk and nothing sand"
"The loquacious more talkative than ever
and harangues preparing
'hucn money sunk.
''Much liquor drunk"
His only note for the year 1765 was this
''Many Crapulse to-day
Give the Headache 10 the Cav,
Commencement Day was generally cOnsid-
cred holiday throughout the Bay province,
and In Boston. the metropolis, the shops were
usually closed and little or no business was
done. About ten days before commencement
body of Indians from Natick-men, women
and pappooses-commonly made their appear
ance at Cambridg.-Troy Wing.
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= RAPID SALEs.-The publishers Of Mr.. Long
fellows new volume already announce the
twentieth thousand. 'Miles Standish Is Court
ship II looks now as il IL would rua ahead Of
=. Hiawatha.p Seven different persona are
advertised to read il in public. and although
1t was only published on Saturday last. found
purchasers TO the amount Of ten thousand In
one day.--Boaon Journal. asaa ed
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Important Public Sale of
r E. A L ES IT A IT F. -.

On Tuesday, 2nd day of November,
II 'HE Columbus Life and General Insurance Com
Il pany, nf Columbus Miss, will offer for sale at
p.iblc cutlery, a credit Of six twelve and eighteen
tbs 10 the highest bidder certain tract OF parcel
Of land, situated in the county of Davidson State Of
Tennessee about mile west of the city Of Nashville
being that pOrtrn of said Of land owned by said
company, ON which ii. T.. Bostck Esq, nox resides
more Particularly described being situated Of
the middle of Watkins Avenue, boundary line. begin
ming at the middle point Of intersection OF Watkins
Avenue and Bustcks Avenue, lald down in the
plan Of "B0stck's Addition 20 Nashville" running
thence westward along the middle If Watkins Ave
nue., to the dividing line between Jesse thomas and
said Hardin p Bnstck, thence along said line in n
southern direction. the middle of the Charlotte
the middle of the Bosck Avenue thence along the
middle of BDstick Avenue "a the beginning. contain
ing Is acres of ground ar Whereabouts
Upon the above described premises IS situ1tcd the
very desirable dwelling house and other improve
meuts known as the residence of Mai Hardin F. Bos
tick, full description OF which cannot be given in
this advertisement, but TO those not acquainted with
the property is but justice say that Is consider
Ell second to none of the many beautiful and va
liable private residences in the enyirons OF Nash
vile.
The property will he sold tract or be divided
into such lots shall salts action To all con-
cerned.
No es with approved security will be required from
the purchaser purchasers, PAYABLE at the Bank OF
Tennessee, in Nashville, and which notes be fur
Their secured by lien upou the property.
The title IL perfect, but information respecting
this may be obtained by reference GOV. Neil ;.
Brown.
Maj. stick who is. in possession of the premises
ed as To their merits, &c-
The sale will take place the premises between
the hours Of IL and l O'Clock.
Oct. 9-td- JAMES WHITFIELD,
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To EDITOR OF EvANGELIsT:-"My age is Six
ty. One year ago. my hair was very grey, and
had gradually fallen until ii had become thin.
commenced using Mrs. S. A. Aliens Worlds
Hair Restorer and also the Zylobalsamum,nO now
my hair is RESTORED to its ORIGINAL COLOR.
and ceased to fall.D
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NEW York FREIGurs. large reduction,
says the Charleston Courier, has been mad in
the rates of freight, aud passage. by the side
wheel steamship line between New York and
Charleston, as we learn from the Agents, IL.
Missroon q Co.. of this city. The new rates,
to take effect Immediately. are
For Cabin passage. first class, SIS 90
Measurement freights - loo per fool
Butter and cheese 3e per pound
Bacon and Hams IS per cask.
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Benz. F Shields

TNTILLseH Tues lay, Nov. I'd, on account Of whom
w il may cogcern, in hls upper room, a rich and
elegant assortment Of Italian Marble and Siatuary
received dire:t from Florence.
The goods have been selected from the most cele
bratcd statues IN Italy, aud Will be found worthy of
amateurs of the finest taste in Europe and America
As We intend 10 sell this large and valuable stock
without reserve for, cash, we invite all aud more
peciay the ladies to attend tins sale Seats and the
necessary arrangements will be prepared for them.
Sale positive and without reserve for cash on de-
livery. BENZ. r. SHIELDS.
q
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Sheppard,s Cold Pens.

small assortment of those SPLENDID GOLD
PENS, manufactured by sHEFPARD- Just received by
+. HAGAN,
Oct29-f Market and Union street.
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NERVOUSNESS, or weakness of any
Kind.

- II any Of our readers are troubled with Nervous
ness, Weakness Of any kind, they should procure
a bottle of ''BEKHAvEs HOLLAND BTrrsRs Wei have
tried IL aud recommend it confidently, as amcdi-
cine giving almost Instantaneous relief Daily En-
tefryize a. oct25-1W-
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M Y sCAVI OOk -

f. III 4 G. 4 N,
No. 80 Market street, Nashville,
Is receiving full supply OF the following works
on the
PRACTICE OF MEDICINE,
Wood, Watson, DunGlson and American Eclectic.
Anatomy,
Sharplcy 4 Quain, Horner and Wilson.
Physiology,
Carpenter, Kirk Paget, and Iirapcr
Pathology,
Gross, or Jones and Screenings Pathological
Anatomy.
Graham, Regnault Fowns Draper and Sliman.
Nateria Wedica,
-P-rcra, United states pispensatory RayIe Mitchell
and Dunglison.
Surgery.
Mler's Principles Ericisen. Druitt's Modern, &c.
Obstetrics,
Cazencaux, DeWees, Ramshotham, Megs aud Ash
wen on diseases OF Females &c --A
Jurisprudence,
Taylor and Beck
miscellaneous.
Parrish Pharmacy Headland on she artlon nr
Medicine, Ne u a Smiths Commend, Mondenhau's
Students Wade Mecum LudloW's Manual, The United
States Iissector, Sargeut's Minor Surgery, smiths
Minor Surgery, Wilson's Dssector, Hooper's Medical
Dictionary, CooPer's Surgical Dictionary Nergan on
the sku Wilson on the skin, P,ncost visitor Cycio-
peda Of the Practice Of Medicine with rnlny others.
For sale at Northern Publication prices by
r. HAGAN
oct22-u Market 81
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EUNERaI INVITATION

The friends and acquaintance fCo a. W. PUTNAM,
are resoecfuy invited attend the funeral of his
wife, MARY W, this morning, at IL O'Clock.
from the First Presbyterian Church.
Divine service by Rev. Dr. Edga:-- -
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Very truly yours. &C.,


No. 49S Pearl Street.
7. 5. | herewith enclose yol my affidavit,
which you can publish if you think proper.
The undersigned W. r. Wilson, of 49S
Pearl street, in the city of New York, being
sworn, deposes and says that he was the hold
er of the whole ticket--number 49, A, Oh
in Sam1 Swan 4 Co.'S. lottery scheme Of
Sept. 1lth, last: and that by reason of the
drawing the said ticket became entitled to the
whole OF the second capital prize of S22, 300,
which prize has been fully and promptly paid
by the Managers. w. X. WILSON.
Sworn before me this 18th October. 1858.
,....... AUGUSTUS J. BROWNE,
COm'r of Deeds
The above is a solitary instance. Had we
the same permission of all parties, we could
give list of hundreds who have drawn
prizes, varying from $1,000 to the largest
capital of $40, 900 within the last nine months.
an4 S. SWAN & co.
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NEW YoRK- Oct G 1889

-g.s NEW YORK, Oct. s. 1853.
Messrs. SAML SWAN Il Co., Augusta. Ga:
Gents Yours of the 4th inst, is Just re-
ceivcd, most cheerfully give you perlnis-
sion to use my name, and hope it may be of
advantage to your concern. -
consider | owe you this in consideration
of the promptness with which you have paid
the prize. --
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SheltOn's Marble Works!

Church street door Cornelius's Cabinet shop
Nashville, Tenn.
fVNHE undersigned would inform has friends HS~Sx
and the pnhic generally that hc ilf tl NJ
ttnue the MARBLE Bt'SiNEsS IA Thu CITY az ~
hiS shop. door 20 Clrnslus'E Cabint.- cf--Tfo
shop, ON Church street, an. calls atsnton ~
the stock - ~
Marble Monuments, Toub-, etc.,
Which ir has on exhibition aud for siie embracing .
great vaFSrty finished in The nisf supcTb manner
lie T. prepared a. nailui thc aiitcst notice,
Marble " nrefs; ani every descI tifl Il
Marble " Ortx, q ihc finest American and ital
Marble HIS NeFk VII. bcrcAfore be var
ranted, Fnd bs frfycs o. SUIT tie times
iana-u N. L. SHELTON
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l1eal estate Salts.
MIG A " OCK.

THE great number of neIt Dwellings and other
Z Il Baldings going up beyond Jefferson street. has
ctused a great demand for Lots that direction.
To accommodate those who are DESTROYS of Drrchas-
ing in that part of the city, propose on
Thursday, 4th of November,
To bring off sale OF some 80 40 Lots in Dr. ID T.
McGavocks various additions. including several Of
those most valuable Lots in his first addition
Among these Lots be sold are on College street
Nos 4, 5, half Of No :, Ii, Il, and Is Cherry St.
Nos. IS, % 20. 81, IS and S. Summer street Nos
SIS, Sc, 66, 81, 6S and 90.
These Lots are generally 95 feet front and run back
lS5 feet, tn wide alleys. Among them are several
prominent corner Lots.
Also shall offer some or fifteen Lots in the
Additions west Of summer street
TERNS-A credit of l, 2and years, for notes salts
actorlly secured bearing interest, and lien retained
discount III 10 per cent per annum will be made 10
those who wish to pay the Cash.
For further particulars call en- DR.. ID. T. MEGA yock
F. R. Cheatham, and on
A. Y. : IINnSIEY,
Oct25-td 80 College street.
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MACKENZIE & MINCHIN


Have rented the House No II College street a few
doors below the Sewance House.
Thei stock az Hardware is now complete, and con-
tNins at least as great variety be found in
anv house in tho city They will endcavor keen AT
all times the host articles in their tine and sell
BUILDERs-Evcry description e Locks, from
= II th@ hast quality n the chcapest Bolts
Hinges, screws and Nails 81 all siz's.
CARPENTERS-Piaues, Saws, Chiseis, Guaces
ani Hammers, and every descriptions Of
BLAcKsMrTHs- AnviIs, sedgc Runners,
Steel, Sr.
PAINrERs--Brushes Of every sig, and quality,
sash Tools, busters, Cancels Hair Pen
ellis Ar. sc.
STABLEKEEPERS-The finest English and French
Horse Brushes, American Brushes Curry
Combs, Dung Forks &c.
FARMERs.spaaes. shayels, seythes, Picks, SC.
GARDENERS-Iioes, RAkes, Pruning implements,
Lines. az.
SPORTSMEN-rouhlea and Single Blrrel shot Guns
Powder FlasSs. Game Rags. Percussion
Caps, &c, Poke; ifstols, Cats Revolv-
ers. Allan's and all the improve
rneats In FIRE Arms.
HOUSE KEEPERS-Plated Forks Table and Tea
spoons, Ivory Han He'd Cutlery Of every
n7t'ern Knives and Forks of all kinda
CAEDLESTICKS-Brttsn Planished TN, Japan
nei. 81 all kinds.
BASKETS every shane and siEs
WA TERS AND TEA TRAYS-From locis. each,
tn the nnest quality.
WOODEN WARE-BsekeIs, Rolling Pins, Trays
FEATHER DUsTE ss-Dusting Brushes lSrooms
POpes neaas and Eyes, Mops, and Car
net Brushes
ORNAMENTAL Go0DS-Piate Warmers, Coal
VASES, Tolet Srtis. ke., SC b, &e.
MACKENZIE 4 MINCHIN
cct2S-u IL College street
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CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.

Aitsr several years experiment in the Manufacture
OF GIN, fortunately succeeded ia the year 1855 in
mEknga discovery IN its manuflct re bv which IL
Was deprived of lis acid and infImmatory properties
and rendered perfectly pnre
sIy manufacture is at Schcdam Holland After
several months reflection what title 70 give H. in
troduced il to thu American public under the tile q
" Wolfe's scheidam Aromatic schr apps
Scheidnm Is the name Of the place IN Holland whcrc
the Gin is manufactured .saromatc derives its
name from the Tta'n Juniper berry with which il is
favored aud the word (" Schuapus is the German
for drink-ccguc, dram-WoIfc', :, hctam ar, matte
drink. No sooner had my SchnaIps h-cn introduced
10 the American public and received with ap,roba.
ton, than the liquor mixers OF New York, Boston,
and Philadelphia started Ia pursuit with their mixed
and poisonous stuG, under varions names Ia sever
al instances my Labels have been perfectly imi-
ed, with only the addition Of a few letters plead "A
technical avoidance Of the law and carefully pre-
pared as % mpos" Careless purchasers. under
sta a large quantity has been purchased by the
merch'nts Of New Orleans on nrcount-cr the cheap
ness Of the sinn. Two Dollars per DOZEN Tor the
Quarts, and "ne Dollar aud leu Cents Tor the
Pints, being the wholesale price in New Work Il is
nothing but American Whisky Favored with the UiI
Of Juniner, and rplncei thirty per cent below uroaf
4 merchant who participates Indirectly IN TIE fraud,
bv selling the spurious article - much offend
thc principal, who planned tho imposition.
hone every respectable citizrn. who values the
health 81 the community IN which De lives VIII ala
merchant who. fnr the sake ~ ccntS. q ~ nut
IN jeopardy the h'scS Of the community In a hirh he
lives Such men should Dc nailed 10 the piliory Of
public execraiion.
UnOF PHO WOLFE
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NEW NO OM -.
ntcombs letters 10 Young People;
Story Of the Telegraph, by CT. Briggs;
Memoirs Of Rachel;
The Two Sisters, BY Mrs. Southworth:
Election: a poem on Fieli-Morse-Frankln:
Two Millions by W A Butler:
Life Of Geo. Stephenson Railway Founder;
The Art Of Beauty, by Lola Montcz;
The Lectures Of Lola Montez;
Cyclone Tia Of Wit and Hum7r. nv Burton;
American Eoqu'uce, , vols. $40;
The Horse Of America hv Forester.
Bucklcsis History Of CiviliZltt in England.
Hpm7u'~ Cvc'o ncdn at Commerce:
Btncrnfts History OF the Revolution;
Davenport Dunn, by Lever;
For sale by JOHN YORK & co.
octl4-tf
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IN ORDERING TICKETS oRCFRTIFICATFs


Enclose the money I" address for the Tick cts or
1ered on RECENT Of which they Will he forwarded bv
urNt man Purchasers have tickets ending in any
figure they NAV designate
The isl OF Drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sent
To purchasers Immediately after the drawing
EA- Purchasers viii please write their siynatpr.s
Pitln ann give their Posi- Once. county and state
re- Remember that every Prize IS drawn ana r,y,
bic iu full without deJuctinn 49,
HS- All prizes of 81 600 and under paid Immediate
~ after the drawng-"ther prizes at the usual time OF
thirty DAYS. $500 -
All communications strictly confidential.
Address Orders Tor Tickets or Certificates 10
:. SWAN & co. Augusta Ga
re- Persons residing near Montgomery Ala ar
Atahta Ga, can have their orders dllrd ana s,v..
time by addressing :. Swan Il Co.. at either Of thos.
1S- list Of the numbers that are drawn from the
wheel with the amount " the prize that each one -
ehuted To- VIII Doe published after every drawing m
tht l'ii"wlng ttieerS itG1fS1 On CssSifuy5qgrI
- "" "yt@1"S Def'T, HKie R-1isf~- Charleston
Ndnddrt Ntsi'1Hs Gtsdfe AH1nfa TuieiIig.grer Ven,
l"Tk " erhf1 Day B9fS. NIrrHnrh DriIy Ne-s P,oE
rannd D,Snateh. Nrc I'rk Digdich amt ypruIFing
tHss clarion, and LiHle Rock frL) True Heaocr1f
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Fer Sale. Rent or Lease.

a LARGE AID eoafnrtabls DseiliDs Hes.e he
~ earnrE 81 BcH and sprsnx street. -lo-er tieeasa
centzlaiaz o. koosas, gs~d stable. eisisfa sRe
tare~ yard attached. al u good eraer. For terms
agPiy - 4 r GL-AScOcK.
sciss-a AssnI
80 =. 49,
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ON THE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS.
10000 Tickets!
Magnificent Scheme
5,4S5 FrIzcs amounting t0............. S3oO NM
Whole Tickets $40; Halves SIS; Quarters So so.
certifcates Of Packages wn be sold AZ thc fnl-
To BE DRAWN

rA- Circular showing the plan Of the Lotteries
VIII be sent 20 any one DESTROYS Of reccivingu
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EXECUTORS SALE
OF
REAL ESTATE AND SLAVES,

DURSUANT Ia the power vested in me as Executor
Il under aud by the last will and testament Of DAN
TEL CARNACk, deceased, Will sell, ON
Friday, the 10Th of November, 1858,
to the highest bidder at the late residence of Daniel
CarmaCk, deceased, miles south OF Nashville near
smyrna Meeting House, the following described real
and personal estate, to-wt: The Tract OF Land ON
which said deceased resided at the Of his death
bounded by the lands Of Margaret Phillips Villain
ogleve, and the heirs Of John Watson containing
about 40 acres. said Tract of Land is finely water
ed has comfortable improvements and would make a
capital stock Farm. Also-hree acres of cedar Land
ON the waters Of stones river, believed TO be well
timbered
AIso-The following named Negro Slaves, to-wit:
house girl; Henry 4 years old, and Martha 3 months
old, children of Tempe: Mary about 20 wears old
very likely, and good house girl; Wright II months
old, child OF Mary Frank, % years old, very likely
and an excellent WAGNER; Port, n years old, very
likely and good whip sawyer. At tie same time
and place VIII sell bead of Horses . Mules Z head
of Cattle, 40 or so head OF Hogs, Wagon, Corn and
Fodder, Farming Utensils, Household and Kitchen
Furniture, and many other articles too tedious TO
mention.
TBRAs.-The land will be sold upon a credit OF one
and two years. the Slaves a credit of IL months
aud the perishabIe property credit Of L. months
upon all sums five dollars all sums OF IS and ul-
der cash. Notes with two good securities will be
quIred and lien retained upon the Land secure the
payment Of the purchase money The terms of the
sale in every instance 10 be complied with before the
pr, perty is removed
THOMAS HOLT, Executor
octlS-d OF DANIEL CARMAck, decd.