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HAIR DYE HAIR DYE HAIR DYE
VIM. A. Bachelors Hair Dye 7!

Tho Original and best in the worldi
Aussrs are mere limitations and should be avoided II
YOU wish TO escape ridicule.
GRAY, RED OR RUSTY HAIR Dyed instantly TO a
,autifa and natural Brown Black, without the least
injury 10 Hair OF skin
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS nave u'en
warded TO VIM A. Bachelor since 1879 and over eOoOO
applications have made tho Hair Of his patrons u
his famous Dyes.
WM A, BATCHELoRs HAIR DYE produces color
not To be distinguished from nature and is Warranted
not TO ure In the easthsWeyer long tmay be continued,
and the an effects Of Bad Dyes remodiod the Hair nvigoT-
atsd for life by this Splendid Dye.
Made sold or applied da private roomsj At the Wig
Factory No 233 Broadway, N y
sold ali cities and towas OF the United States BY Drug
Sists and Fancy Goods Doaless.
r- The genuine has tho name and address upon steel
plate engraving on four sides Of each Box of
WAI. A. BACHELOR,
ANIL No 233 Broadway, N Y.
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BACK AGAlN.-lt has been noticed that our
friend Ambush, of the American House Shaving
Saloon, has been absent from his post on account
of sickness. We are happy to announce that he
has far recovered to be again in waiting upon
those who have been waiting with long hair and
rough faces for his return His rooms at the
American are excelled by none. and Ambush is
master Of his profession.
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~ E. RuFFINI's new Spring style of Hats and
Caps is considered as perfect He sells better silk
or cassir.ere Hats for Four Dollars than any other
establishment in Cleveland That truth can be
verified by calling at l75 Superior street. next door
10 TaYlor. Griswold & Co.'S.
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TO repeal IN ordinance, entitled "a ordinance 10
establish The gfade Of Water street
This ordinance is brought up on a question Of
legality The ordinance which L goes 10 repeal,
was passed by The Council two weeks ago without
having been recommended by the Board Of City
Improvements, which IA contrary TO city statute
by this ordinance thatlormer one ls referred back
70 The Board, that IL may be acted upon by them,
and again reported 10 the Council
MI Fbayer moved suspension 0fthe rues, that
this might be acted upon ai once, which was agreed
~.
The ordinance wa, then passed
For the payment 10 r. and \. smms Co., the
sum Of S45O out ofthe Ship Channel Fund Ref.
TO City Attorney.
The claim Of Oowles q Newell for S4O,l7, was
referred 10 the Committee on lnhrmary
number Of Official bonds Of city officers, were
presented approved aud filed.
Claim Of Isaac sturtevant for $500, referred 10
Committee on Harbors, &c. That Of ]. Glidden,
for 1915, referred to Committee on lnfrmary.
On motion Of Mr.. Thayer the Council proceeded
10 the choice Of officers
Lewis Moreau was appointed tender Of Main 81.
bridge
sil0s Burlison was appointed tender Of Centre 81.
bridge,
William Gossicl, was appointed tender Of Colum.
bus st. bridge
The election ofMarkct CLERK was postponed for
one week
W. J, Warner was elected as acting City Com
nhAlOuHIt
John whitlaw was elected for the office Of City
Civil Engineer
William Watts was elected to the office OF Har
Dor Master.
Ephram shadboH was elected Weigher Of Hay
for the East Side.
c. G. Briggs was elected weigher of Hay for hC
West side
The following are the
STANDING COMMITTEES.
Judiciary-Thayer, Ransom RUSSELL
Finance--0viatt, Ransom, Winslow.
SchoOls-Hopknson Clark, Marshall
Claims-Clatk, Crawford, Christian
Harbors and Wharves-Ford, Oviatt. Russell.
Fire and Water-Hayward, Crawford, Wors
wick
Raroads--Lewis, McLane, Winslow.
Markets-Worswick, Tpayer, Dixon.
Police Crawford, Dixon, Hovey
Waterworks--RansOm, Winslow, BOpkinson'
Streets-Russell, McLane, Hickman.
Carriages, &c.-Heckman, Thompson, Detmer
WOrswick.
Public Buiidings-Hovey, Crawford, McLane.
Infrmary- Wiuslow, Ransom, Oyiatt, Haywood
Park, &c'-Chrstian, Thompson, Detmer.
OrdiUances-Th Thayer, Winslow, Russell.
Health and Cleanliness Marshall Worswick
Detmer, Dixon.
Sewerage-Russell, Ransom, Oyiatt, Winslow
| Gas-Ransom, Hovey Ford.
Prnting-RansOm, Winslow, Crawford.
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-. m anv nannln hi lha World eYer needed

an apostle to cast their devils out 1t is ours live
this wateroggsd country The miasmac poison Of our
swamps and Marshes becomes yentuble devil In the
blood 10 rsye m the Agues and Fsveu which shake and
scoreh us all Ayers AaUg CURE is said TO be the
apostle need and Of nsighbos who have tried
A confirm the report Journal, Plano, m.
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r THOMAS, MD,
lbl No. Ninn oira.l

The Restorative s nut M in bottles nffhrea szes Viz
Lnge meulum, aud small; the small holds pint and
tetas ior one dolbr hotte the medium holds
twenty cent an proportion than lie small retas
Tor two dollars per bottle; The large holds quart 40 non
bottle ~ "'''A'' ~
o; J. WOOD co, PIoprietors, No. sl2 Broadway n
v, On the greut y Wire Railing Esiabiahment and
No. li4 Market stieet 81 Louis Mo y" -
And sold by all Druggists ani Fancy Goods Dealert
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- ,.- - PHiLAnELPH1A Sept. 9, 1857
fhoF; w Woon-DfaF SIR: fonr Hair hestoruiva Is prov
ing itself beneficial The front and also ihe haof pSrt
Of my head almost lost its Coyerng-was IN fact BtIp
have used bu two ha pint bottles of your Restorative ani
now the top Of my head Is well tudded with a prouispS
crop fyoung hair and the front also receiving ts bene
NJ have tried other eparati without any boneft
whatever think irum my personal recommend aion
can induce many others 10 Try 10
Yours Respectfully, ID. THOMAS, MD.
i6t No Vine Street
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JANUARY.
AlIghO1l9 y BrNgg


II AVE MADE LARGE PREPA-
rltlols for the trade Of the approaching season. ami
aO"'l' 'no WIohton Of BOOK BUYERS.
At Retail
AZ Wholesale.
For Libraries.
FOrCullegos
For Schools.
..,, For Dealers sc.
hlliiard's Readers q booksl
htoddufd's ATtthmeticH "a bpOks)
Payson, Dutton X ScihupT's Writing Books,
Nornells GeOgre uhies q books)
Green's 0rammurs 6 hopks)
Morcesttr's Dictonar es % sizos)
IHte's PHILOSOPHERS t2 boOks)
linnntfed POySOn's BOoE Keeping and blanks,
WiuslOw s Int ocual Philosophy,
Parley's III tories q uooks)
MuICeSler'6 Primary Speller
Stolrne's Guide to Pronunciation,
. Word Method Reader (new editiOn)
@ust OF lhe above are uhbd IA the Cleveland Public
schools Ieachers and Boards of Education desiring To
ntrOduCo uf the aO are requested 10 conmtncue
mario lNgIIAM A URAGg
NEW BOOKS FROM HARPERS
MADAGASCAR, boing its tu that country 1853 1874
nnd laS by the Roy MI Files, author of"Poynesian
HOME GARDEN; illustrated b Abo W tson
ADAM BEDEi by George Elliot author Of scenes in
TANKNEL OR THE SAN JACENTo. ON THE
SEASoF INDIA, CHINA AND JAPAN by W. M,
Wo d,
FROM APPLETON.
THE FOSTER BROTHERS; History OF School and Col
oMARD, OR THE MENTvIN CHAMBERS.
March ~ INGHAM BRAGG,
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a. One OF the most prevalent and at inc

E-Y- One OF the most prevalent and at the
same time troublesome and painful diseases that atehu
the human flesh is the Fever and Ague For long tune
the medical world have been continually bringing forth
numerous specifics for its permanent cure hutal without
effect Dr. j. Hostetter, experienced aud celebrated
physician has succeeded in furnishing the public with
valuable preparation for the Of Fever and Ague
The steady and increasing demand lately made or tho
Bters" and the universal attending its USE
have made for 1t reputation unsurpassed by any specific
OF the kind the of Fever and Aguo DR. Hes'e-
tsrs Celebrated Stomach Btes must and should claim
suueriority over any other preparation eXtant
nor sale bv druggists and dealers generally everywhere
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The FoUNTAIE-The fountain in the park was
opened "lor The season" yesterday, and its beauti
ful jets were the delight of all who had occasion
to pass by.
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~ For City News, see first page
For Market Reports and Marine News, see
fourth page
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,.,,'. n. w JENKINS,


LIVINGSTON, Ala, Feh a. lsse
ProF WOOnDcaF Sir Your Hair Restorative has don.
much good in this part the country NV hair has been
slightly diminishing Tor several years. caused snpposs
from slleht hutn On was quite infant have heen
using your Hair Restorative fo six weeks and hnd thntT
hve hne head OF har now growing nfer having used a
olhcr remedies know TO effect think the moaf Vsi
that wuyt your remedy.
You can publish this n you think proper
Yours &C, s. w MIDDLETON
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NEW BOOKS RECElVED IN
MARCH
FEPRUARY.

The I.snd and the Book; 2vols ............ M SO 80
Lie Of John Quin y Adams OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 10
New Anerlcad Epcyclop'dia vol. 4............, 90
HISTORY Of Rhode Island, vol Observation-Disclosures. 40
walks and Ihks OF Farmer IN England; Olmsted 25
DscipneU q storms Bapt 81 Book .............. "
sylvan ltots haughter., 70
Momahs lhousht about Women; new edition .,.... I Nl
Iorunce (unglutedl .................. T5
AIueob hiograpnits lst series. OJ
lessons ~ e Cfoss. Oh
Ministry of Life; by author of Ministorng Children on
Etom fV1tu' use 20 20
oouks oi tho GhufCh-...... %
hulufe Lie m another World Wood ...,........, O0
Mrs kemblos Poems mi
Willie Wlukies Nursery Songs .................. IA
Buflons Pilgrimage 10 Mecca. / bO
The Laird Of Noflln o.. ~ / Ol
Shahmah ia Pursuit Of Freedom .......... 50
Yestry Harp................... 49,. I0
History OF the Christian Chu ch Sha; vol l..... 30
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PERSONAL Henry Ward Beecher stopped at
the Angler yesterday en- his way from New York
to Galesburg, Ill,
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HoLLowAY's Pills AND OINTMENT. 49, Viz
Amy has been work For countereits are IN the mar
ket The test ofputy known by the water mark 'ol
loway New Yur kand Londol" n semi transparent lat5
ters on every leaf The book of directions around each
pot or box.
Sold at the manuactory No so Maiden Lane, New
York and by all Druggists 26c 63c aud 81 per Utt OF
49, 1856
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LAST NIGHTS REPORT

DIED.
MnwACKEE, April IL
Hon d v Wilton, Chief Justice fthe Supreme
Court of Wisconsin, died at his residence in James
Vile, at 1890 to day.
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from whiCN tluHans are continually AuaarnF
without kuDs ing ayemNdy
The cost Of cure is trnpg One bottle will laat ons
month and u suitable for either so1 Sent nee by mail 10
al plTls OF lhe Unted SLhtns z -
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CRY IMPROVEMENTS FOR ls5s-9.-The expen-
ses of the Board of City Improvements for the past
lwalva mnntha have hnnn ns rnllnwa
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10 Young Men.

A Ii WHO ARE SUFFERING
- ~, f,om the effects Of YOUTHFUL EXCESS, SELF
ABUSE trthe debility arising from SEXUAT, DISEASE.
cau I . SURELY aud PERMANENTLY RESTORED
TO pERFECT HEALTH, STRENGTH AND VIGoR
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The great desderatum 20 be obtained m the construction
of ROtaiY Eauows % simplicity absence of unnecessary
friction OF motion aud II 10 claimed for this improve
that these valuable requisites have been
greater degree Of perfection than those presented by
other rotating barrow In its ngements wonder
u simplicity, It has every advantage found IN all the
best rotating hRrows combined Ia
This harrow having throa small circulars continually
vOving viii puverze the soil more In going the
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YOUTH TO THE AGED -srRENarH TO THE WEAK
This novel has with the approval oi the
,rltv in evry cart OF the world Bnd the and
fear uroc m d be
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KEELER'S PATENT IRON SCALES.
First Premium Ohio State Fair, 1888,

OUR PATENT LEVELER
Is attached to all cne for Scales out OF level can
weigh correctly, as the following shows
CLEVELAND, January sth, 1859.
This cetiGes that some months snce finding that our
Fairbanks Floor scale not weighing accurately We
rsouestBd MI Reeler 20 examine II, He discovered t9
be ont of level and on restoring t TO level weighed
CORRECTLY The variation Of the Scale from level position
had been email tu escape our notice ana WnA hhIuy
HANNA, q ARRETSOh co.
g,fs.s.ianJ ohio mnTbk0
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SEMINAL EMISSIONS,
Mercury or Disease,

And VIII restore the Sufferer aud The Imposnt to state
lcllo Tho elLenla of eItLar
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HOWELL'5 THREE CIRCLE
Rotating Ha PPOyv,
The Most Complete Pulverizer of the
Soil ever Invented.
PATENTED JANUARY eth, ls.o

attached 10 triangular shaped wooden frame, by
Of journals ur pins projecting from the centre OF
each circle. The circulars ure huLg on
incline, 81 The teeth on tho
side that inCncs down
ward sink into the ground deepest,
and by this means
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RrQl cstotc AQeuts.

No, sll Superior Street, Marble Block, up stairs
fobIS
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ELIXIR DE WE.

This most valuable Medicine is prepared from a RE-
lElPr OF AN EMINENT PARTISAN PHYSICIAN,
md il Constant y used In Europe with NEVER FAIL
-NG SuCCEsS. Il ~ill thoroughly remove all
,JppUOTrd TNUDrr INV
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TUESDAY ETENING, April l2, 1859
The President of the Council in the Chair
Present-Messrs. Ransom, Hayward, Hickman
Worswick, Thompson, Lewis, Ovatt, Russell,
Winslow McLane, Hopkinson, Ford, Detmer
Christian, Marshall Thayer, Clark, Dixon, Mas
ters.
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tz8- 1t is admirably arranged to prevent
clogging.
E8- It will rotate as well on side hill as on
level ground
IzB1 1t is very strong and durable, and is
lets liable to get out of repair than any other
harrow.
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Baume De Vie
OR
BaISanl of Life.

4 PURELY VEGETABLE compound
~ Warranted to give great relief in Dys-
pepsla and other diseases arising from dis
ordered state of the Stomach.
a preparation which is made at hand,
from the choicest ingredients, has been ,es
ted, used, and recommended by the medical
faculty, and is now offered to the public,
not rs an experiment but as Il certain pal.
IiatIvc, II not a cure for many diseases
Read this certificate from Rev Hartwell
Spain, Sumter S. G.
DEAR SIR Last spring used two small
bottles Of your Baume De Vie and expert
cnccd much benefit. 1t acted on my liver
and impaired Il healthy tone 10 all the di.
geStlve organs, relieving IN" Of distressing
headache and many other dlSlgreeable dvs-
p"ptic symptoms"
(Signed) H. SPAIN.
Prepared and sold by
+ ]. J. NcKAlN. Camden, S. c.
Oct. I2, 1859, 35-6m.
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EMBROIDERY.

French embroidered collars. nndersIeevcs,
jaconet and swiss edgeings and Incertngs J..
Z. handkerchiefs, II full assortment, &c.
Shawis, blankets, kerseys and plains, cot
ton Osnaburgs, white and striped. Clothing,
n very complete assortment. Hats, Boots
and Shoes, a full assortment. Hardware.
Crockery, Iron and Steel, all the kinds usu .
ally required for plantation and other pur.
poses, &c.
The undersigned would embrace this up.
portunity of returning thanks to his friend 5
and Gus toners for the liberal patronage he
has already received at their hands, and by
strict personal attention TO business, would
respectfully invite n continuation of their
custom. The above stock j. complete in
all it's various departments and will be sold
low for cash, or To prompt customers on
time. Call and examine for yourselves
You may find it to vour interest to give me
Il place in your "Memorandum."
JONES CROCKETT.
Sept. 81, 1859. 32-if
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SHERIFFS SALES.

DG virtue Of sundry writs Of Fl fa 10 me
ID directed, will sell before the Court
House door nt Lancaster on the first Nom
day in November next, within the Legal
hours of sale the following real estate to,
wit {:
900 ucres Of land, more or less, adjoining
lands of Allen Morrow. Rob, &. Delaney
and others, levied on and to be sold as the
property Of g. II. Wolfe. deceased found
IN the hands of w. J. Cureton, admir-. lo
satisfy ii ft in favor Of Gassel ID. Broom,
against w. J. Cureton, Admin:st strator -
Terms of above sale by request of Cure
ton, Administrator, $40 to be paid cash and
the remainder to be paid by the first of
March next, the purchaser to give note and
good security with interest from day of
sale for the purchase money.
Also, 200 acres, more or less, adjoining
lands of David Caskey, w. A. Moore, Esq.
and Others, levied on and TO be sold as the
property of James &. Caskey, deed. found
in the hands of Smith McAteer, Admins.
traitor, ut the suit of John Adams, against
Smith McAteer, administrator, and other
cases, (R. ID. Montgomery real pmntif.)
Conditions cash, &c.
HENRY HANCOCK, =. l.. d.
Oct IL, 1889. 4tp S2.25 each
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NOTICE.

4 LII persoEs indebted to tho Estate Of
"A r. II. Small. late of Lancaster District
deceased, either by note or account, are
hereby notified TO settle the same without
further delay and save oost.
Also all persons having demands against
the same are hereby required 10 render
them In properly attested within the time
prescribed. by law, this 2lst Of September,
1859. JAMES SMALL, Adm'r.
Sept. IS, 33H
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Mules, Corn, Growing
Crop, Lands and Negros
FOR SALE.

Sa'o "Suts rive
likely, young and valuable negroes
Also eleven likely MULES. mot one of
which exceeds eight years of age together
with my growing crop and 600 bushels of
"OLD CORN"
Also six hundred acres of land, near Bell
Air, in Lancaster District Said land j.
productive and well adapted to the grUwt IN
Of both cotton and corn. About one hun.
drcd acres OF il are n cultivation, the bal
nncr in woods and well timbcred.
Ais" one thousand acres Of land, situate
four miles East of Lancaster e.. H. and nd.
Joining the stram mills Of Geo Sinc|air.-
! This land j. nearly all in woods and il well
situated and we'll timbcred A good Oh.
p0rtunity is here offered to persons who
may desire to purchase fresh and good land
Some small, but conveniently constructed
buildings are upon the place.
Also II number one residence in the VII
lage Of Lancaster, lately occupied by Mai
J. ID. Halle. IL is one Of the most eligib!y
situated places that the town affords The
lot contains about three and half ncres
The dwelling is entirely new, is well con
structed and built, and contains six comfur.
table rooms. All the necessary outbuild
ing. and conveniences are upon the lot
Also one vacant lot in the town Of Ian
caster, South of and adjoining the residence
! of =. r. Hammond
The above named property propose to
srI! on the following reasonable terms -
One third cash. The remainder in equal an.
nuaI installments Of one, two nm three
years, To be secured BY notes bearing inter
est from day of sale, and interest to be
computed annually. Any or all of said
property may be treated for privately but
if not disposed cf before, will De sold pub
| icly To the highest bidder at Lancaster &
II. on the 28th day of December next.
JAMES f.. CURETON.
Lancaster, :. &. Sept. 81, 1859 32lf
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NEW GOODS.

HE subscriber is now occupying his new
l Store, one door North OF J. A. Hasse!.
tines dwelling on main street, and he is
now receiving, by his own conveyance his
FALL and WINTER Stock Of Goods, se-
lrc,ed in person with much care as to price,
ST, le and Ouulity
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cERrrrrcArE OF SCHOLARSHIP

Il WILL offer at public sale on the first
Il Moaday in November a: Lancaster C..
H., Certificate Of Scholarship 10 the Er.
skine College, at Due West, emitting the
holder 10 Twelve years tuition. The said
certificate was purchased by the late Capt.
Hugh. Dratiin and Is sold ns part of bis
fss!atef -. St .s.a -. -. .e.r
I. - -. N D, CRAIG, Adm'r.
Oct 26th a s1--2t
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LADIES DRESS GOODS.

Rich plain blk Silk, hounced Silk Robes
Fancy Silks, plaid and striped, Marccline
Silk, French Del.ain Robes, Cashmere
Robes, All-woHl Drl.ains, solid colors, Plaid
Del.lins. ladies Coverings. &c
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HATS! HATS! ANDCAPS!!!

A large and well selected stock of Hats.
embracing many Of the latest styles and
best finish. Those in want Of something
durable, cheap and at the same time fash :
ionable, would do we'll to call and cxamin c
before purchasing elsewhere.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
(Bg order Of The Ordiaa,y)
III w Outon, applicant ! Summons
VS. in Part 4.
WIN. Caskey and wife Marga- I ton.
ret and others, defendants.

WIN. Caskey and wife Marga- I ton.
ret and others, defendants.
IN obedience TO an order from p. Il. Ham.
mond, o. l.. ID, in the above case 10 mo
directed, will sell to the highest bidder at
Lancaster Court House on the first Mon.
day in Noyembei next, within the legal
hours Of Sheriff Sales.
One Tract Of Land on the waters of
Wild Cat Creek, and containing l07 acres,
more or less. adjoining lands of NELL John .
son, y. T. Small, the Belk lands, ct. al
These lapds will be sold on q credh cf
twelve 0aonths, except so much cash as will
pay aif coats with interest 10 be doe nnd
payable annually from day OF sals. The
purchaser being required 10 give boad and
good se1utity and a mortgage On the lands
IL deemed pecessary, TO The Ordinary for
the pprshase money.
,g,s.,aS HANCOCK, :: !. D. 3. !.
Dot la, 1859 35-4t-sLbo,
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S o u II II G A ROI IN A,
Lancaster DiSlclch

so U II II CA OF. MA,
Lancaster DistyicA
DY p. r. Hammond, Esquire, Osd nary
ID for said District.
WHEREAS, Thomas J. Cauthen, has
applied To me for Letters Of Administration n
on all and singular the Goods and Chnttles,
Rights and CreJits Of James TrusdeI late
Of The District aforesaid, deceased
THESE are, therefore, 10 cite and ad-
monish all and singular. the kindred and
creditors Of the said deceased, to DO and
appear before me at our next Ordinary s
Court for the said district, to be holden at
Lancaster Court House on the Sd day of
November next, to show cause if any, why
the said Administration should not be gran.
ted.
{ ~ Given under my hand and seal,
: L. s. this 18th day Of October in
NV the year of our Lord one thou.
sand eight hundred and fifty nine, and in
the eighty fourth year Of American Inde-
pendence.
p. 4. HAMMOND.
o. J.. ID.
Oct. 26, 1889. 37-2t p 400.