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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-04-02
Steamboat and River News

ARRIVED.
March 3l.-Sam Kirkman, Cincinnati.
jas JohusOn, New Orleans.
April I.-ChOctaw, st. Louis.
Acacia Cottage, Up River.
Tigress, Pittsburg.
DEBATED.
Minnetonka. Paducah.
V. X Stevenson, Up River.
T. C. Twichell New Orleans.
The river is falling with feet water on
the shoals. The reports ofthe depth OF water
there which we have given for some day
past we are assured were erroneous.
The Ta,ress came up yesterday having three
barges in tow loaded with railroad iron Tor
the Louisville and Nashvil" Railroad. She
left for Canton in the afternoon for four more
barges similarly loaded. The Tyres towed
from Pittsburg to Canton, barges containing
IO0o tons railroad iron and 1000 bushels oil
coke Pretty good work that.
The b w. Rn.lan is the regular st. Louis
nacket to-day. She departs at Z. NJ.
The Eta will take the place of the SdtI'e
Wesl aud depart for st. Louis every Tue
day She is to be under the command OF
Capt. CORBETT-
The regular passenger and freight steamer
!Srna RirA7laa will leave for Cincinnati aud all
way points this evening at o'clock she Is
an excellent steamer for the trade ana III
charge OF Captains THRoOP and SNEDLf, Is
fast making friends. from their promptness
and attention to the interests of shippers aud
Messengers All bound for the Ohio river, or
lower Cumberland secure rooms carly to-day
The q. IT, RuAyda is the regular packet
boat for st. Louis today at 4 O'Clock. She
is a star steamer. and stands nnrivalled ms a
passenger Institution. Capt. JAMES MILLER
is in charge, assisted in the Office by w. X.
BELL. who will nays be found ready in his
usual ailable and polite manner, to register
and assign choice rooms To all passengers.
She will give through tickets TO Memphis and
Louisville.
The Jas. johnson Is receiving and will leaye
for NV Orleans this evening. she is known
..far and wide" as one of the best and safest
steamers aaoat, and is ofiicered by exceedingly
clever and popular gentlemen "enre uhocr
renew ed obligations 10 our friends DIR. SHAW
and BERr,IL for distinguished :avors Her
office is mos, admirably hlled in the persons
of NorEN. SHAW and Moss, all combining ex-
perience aud close attention To business.
The appearance OF the mammoth Choctd'o
Yesterday created a good deal of excitement
In tha neiphbOrhood of the bridge, as IL was
close work for her to come under. This
great steamer has been at the loweJ landing
before, but never at the upper leVee uli on
this occasion. Capt. ID. ii. SINEK, her
energetic. experienced and popular eomman-
der. presents his famous boat. the Chooiae to
the sufirages Of all wishing tCs ship 10 New
Orleans, believing she has capacity sufficient
10 take the balance Of the cotton and tobacco
crop on reasonable terms.
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PENMANSHIP.

MR. DOIBEAR teaches a cat chaste style Of wri
Nj ting Tree from those ridiculous aec atoms that
would disgrace "A Merchants books aud that tend 81
much 70 destroy the steady movement that produces
a uniform style OF Writing.
HIS system Is such that pupifs SUCCESS VIII be IN
exact proportion to his adherence to the principles
taught and Mr.. Dolbear does not wish TO lnJure his
reputation by having any pupils except such as will
lea! IA and adhere 10 those PRINCIPLES which his long
experience has shown him Will guide unerringly 60
success.
Mr. u will never resort To the deceptive course OF
cutting sCalfsh and BuZLlrds" to induce pupils 10
Join his class, nor viii he cut his prices down
below Of "A spectabie "shoe black He knows
mat Merchants can only be by living prgfs
on their Goods, aud that services uf competent
Teachers can only be had for fair compensation
Tue idea Of being taught tao Sciences for dollar Is
simpy ridiculous Those who have recently expert
eneet the falacy Of such pretensions, and are now
paving Mr. n. tor teaching the same branches can tell
which Is teaching and economy, and which = worse
than a useless waste of time
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Markets..

New YORK, April -465 hhds New Or
leans sugar sold at auction to-day at 70974c.
Cotton-Sales 5000 bales; middling upland,
IL; middling Orleans. l2a. Flour dull; sales
$4,000 bbls; Ohio. 6 6O96 IS; State, 5 700
so. Wheat very dull Corn dull; sales
$500 bus at sS(990c, for yellow. Mess pork
dull at II 25@17 rs. Lard declined 4-ll4
(9ll3c. Sugar firm at 7IC992. Spirits of
turpentine Coo. Iron 26929c. Linseed oil
65966. Lard oil 95@97t.
CnCINNATI, April 1.-Flour-quotations are
nominal; 80 is asked. Whisky 24c. Mess
pork IL 90. Molasses SAC. Sugar and coffee
steady.
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Prices of Flour.
ON and after this date until further NOTES.-The
DOCTOR HOOFLANDsS
CELEBRATED
G e R Nj A N BIT RS.
DIR. c. NJ. JACKSON, PHILADELPHIA, Pa, p

DR. c. NJ. JACKSON, PHILADELPHIA, Pa, p
WILL EFFEcTUALY CURE
Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia Jaundice, Chronic Ner-
vous Debility Diseases ofthe Kidneys and all diseas-
es arising from dsordered Liver or Stomach, such as
Constipation, Inward Piles Fullness of Blood to the
Head, Acidity of the Stomach, Nausea, Heartburn,
Disgust for Food Fullness Weight in the Stomach
Sour Eructations Sinking Flutering the Pit OF
the Stomach, Swimming of the Head, Hurried and
Difficult Breathing, Fluttering at the Heart Choking
sufEcating sensations wnen in a lying posture
Dimness of Vision Dots Webs before the sight, Fe
and dull pain in the Head Deficiency of Perspira
ton, Yelowness of the Skin and Eyes, Pain in the
Side, Back, Chest, Limbs, &c, Sudden Flushes OF
Heat, Burning in the Flesh, Constant Imagining OF
Evil, and great Depression of Spirits.
These Bitters are sold at rs cents per bottle by
druggists and dealers in Medicines everywhere.
MARLIN
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PETERS'S PATENT
NOn-ExplOSiye, Self-Generating
G. A S L A M P S.

The public now favored with the best, safest
and most economical light ever produced, sup"-
rior TO any other portable light in existence 1t is
adapted for Churches Hotels Stores, Private Dwell
ings Steamb oats Railroad Cars, &c, &C II is easily
managed free from smell smoke and from all
danger Of explosion the fluid used is not of an ex
pIosive nature. These Lamps on exhibition and
for sale at the auction of NJ. C. Bruce, cornerL
Of Ccdar and Cherry streets where the public in
yited TO call and examine for themselves.
BARRETT Il WINCHESTER,
mar3O-f General Agents.
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HON OG r A P II Y

Is 80 simple aud plain that child Of years OF
age can learn with ease, ana Is delighted with H. IL
= Eors easily read and learned, and should therefore
be taught beforr common Writing, and common Wri-
ting Is much more easily learned alter Phonog Apply
has given the habit OF accurate observation. Fer
uickcntng the perceptions, and awakening all the
faculties at the mind, no other branch can compare
y III a. and children who early learn this labor
ing Arr viii have greatly the advantage IN le over
those vino are ignorant Of H. II has been peatediy
been practically, tested BY able school and Legisla-
tive Committees. The able Sapertntendens Of the
Philadelphia High school, .. $. Heart, says:
-.Thuse who have entirely mastered the Art
st use Il Il Is at their command. taking notes
partly Photography, aud partly Ia loug hand
There IL honT IA the day, class Ia the
scheal out Of nvts H., m whirh do Boa ser shs
students using this Art, and with PRACTICAL adyan-
tags."
IN AZ ss usrfal 10 the children 81 PhiadelK,his,
wby should those Of Nashville De wihoat ~ TIE
making of a few marks on The black board - net
teaching thix bS2utiiai Ara As well might Music 90
Geography be attempted 10 be taught without books,
mAEs, 80
Sir. D. Is amply prepared with books, not Saiy for
instFuetion bst both kslgsA Ahd AmerCan Books for
an extensive course Of Photographs Reading, and
wfh extensive Panoramic lliustrAtaens ter teaching
those ', ho - sh % join Mr.. y : class w be greatly
henehtted b doing immediately. as u All allos
them a more exteHdes course Al keaalng
Room The Store q J. u. AcGal
maEZS-I
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p1 Gelssrapb.
From Wa.hington.

WAsHISGToN, April 1.-The Union says
Buchananss views are unchanged, on The
Clayton Bulwer treaty. He does not doubt
the loyalty of the British Government, and
says the latter will call on Ousley to account
II he exceeded instructions.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-04-02

No INTIusION.-B BERNARD, the qulzzcai'
comical, ..f,aanycal'' man of the Gday, an
nonnccs that he intends to take bencht
Monday night Well, who objects! II any
let him speak None. Then, 1t BERNARD
have a real benefit; one that will give him
substantial laid and comfort" He deserves H.
surely.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-04-02

PORTRAIT OF EDWARD EVERYTHING are IN
d.bted to the prnte- for copy o. portrait
Of Hon. EDWARD EVERETT, engraved by H..
WRIGHT SMITH. from painting by NJ.
WIGHT. The engraving is very superior, as
a work of art. whilst the likeness is said to be
remarkably correct. The engraving is dedi-
Gated to the Ladies' Mount Vernon Associa-
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-04-02

The BEST PRIcEs-For tobacco this season
were paid yesterday for three hhds, the pro-
duce of Capt. A. THOMPSON, of Maury, which
brought S1l so, 10 65, and 10 Is. The sale
was at A. Hamilton's.
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nss- The great mass of the citizens OF Da-
vidson county will regret to learn that 1t is
aut of Ex-Governor NELL S. BRowN's power
TO serve the county in the next Legislature
A card from him on The subject will be found
in this mornings PATRIOT.
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HENSCMELL EENTON
Teacher Of yioIin and Guitar.

TsUuKsE Of twelve lessons On the Viola. sie 90
~ - tsuilsr, 10 90
Ladies Atteadsd at their residences Gentiemen ~
hls Toosn, uatsu Ana American Battling, wheFs orders
may b. len; also, a e.iter u Tue Aasie SloFes.
naaFzz-lws
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Gas- The NashUille Journal Of Medicine and
Surgery for April is on our table, well-illed
as usual with instructive and entertaining
matter.
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Commercial.
DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE,

COTTON.-No transactions yesterday
worth recording.
TOBACCO.-Sales yesterday at A. Hamil-
toms of SO hhds at IL so, 10 IS, 10 rs, 8 10,
80, 90, 7 60, So so, 7 40, %, 7
O5, 6 95, IS, so, 6 80, O5, rs, AS,
s 25, 5 20, 80, 4 20, 4 so, 4 35, 4 20, 4
O5, 3 IS, 3 80, 80, IS, 3 IS, 3 90. There
was a sale at Fisher, Wheless & Cos also, but
so late we did not get the particulars.
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River News.

LOUISVILLE, April 1.-The river is falling
rapidly with 81 feet water on the falls, and 81
in the canal
ST. LOUIS, April 1.-The Illinois river
falling. All the rest are rising.
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y October last sod ny intefes1 h he business
q a. II. HAYNES CO % my Periner. NJ, X
T. LxIEs Agreeable b tie terms 81 The sale "a. 70
reuan With him until he hrsf % March, non NAT
AN O. he vii cantn me busfnes1 - hs eva name
He s.ans . aaskarsed sss1ie he Freshness of ne
ara an thankful NJ frisadz Zoe The liberal ps-
tronage received n n A4t>A@-
marz2-n
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~ a N IN n -

WE have a beautiful collection of of Dahlia roots
w of the first quality and the brilliant col
For three dollars will furnish one dozen,
every one of a different color.
GARDENING TOOLS of every kind for the use OF
lady amateurs and practical gardeners.
500 CHOICE FLOWER SEEDS from TO IS cents
paper, all from Biss's Nurseries.
PUMPS.-We have just received full assortment
Of COwing IS Pumps, all of which warrant, and will
sell shade lower than the market price.
COAL OII.-Our lamps known to be of the
simplest and best construction and oil pure and
Tree from all offensive odor.
PLATED AND BRITANNIA WARE.-We have n great
variety Of patterns of Casters, Spoons Forks Cups
C"ffee Pots, Urns, Ladies', &c, &c.
mar22 MACKENZIE 4 MINCHIN
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Elm Crag for sale,

8 Will sell, seaas able ierms. tha; he4alifal
u Hne hishiy infgcsef fopertg, a4ioinlas fr.nkhn
% C. z. BARNES,
fehte-tf rsslt SsNanes Hsfel
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@s- Hon. II. S. FooTE is to make a
political speech tonight in Memphis.
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sIIERIFF,s SALE.

DY virtue % = xendiiloni exPonas 10 directed,
ID nna delivered from the Honorabls circait Court
of David co Team, Al lis January Term, 1855,
viii szpose p1blc sale % The highest bidder, for
cash al The Court house yard gate 10 the city Of Nash
sllle 90 MONDAY, The 18th DAY OF AFRlL,
iss9. All The right, tiile, claim, interest aud
tats xhich J. G. Fellows then bad Or may h.ye since
acquired n sna g ne following described kset d
souh Nashville belonging % ,. n lFwinis Eseste a.
lad cut BY n. C. AaEce and Feg STARED IN the kegs
ocice u nAvi6sJn county, IN beck Ne ~. sad
page ais, The same beng lots deede4 10 J. G. HsA-
iOss 81 r J. Muns7srd, c. NJ, a. may be sen by
refcFsnce % deed H. Registers Gnce q evidson
book No n, pages 2e2 and 26S, being iexied -
The propSrrty o. J. g. Fellows, 70 satisfy tudg-
meat rendereG N favor Of Charles LeAytEt against
James c. BALDWIN and J. G. Fellows. Feb. Z, 1850.
JAS. n. HINTON, sheriH % D4xsdson CO.
mAFs-sA BY = c. DsAkE nsputy sheriff
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~ WIN. NJ. PERKINS is a candidate for
Mayor of Memphis.
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CITY Lots for Sale.

tlty LOIS Tor SaIes
I'VE viii sci. low FOR cash, reasonable time,
w the following uniuproycd Lots ia Nashg lie !,
10 VII Ms Is aud II John irecis pizn Of lyts ga
tbs Safth-east ~ College and nemutnb b. ane
stFeets mo- ting IS feet and Tuaung back halt sy
"a Market street. and No - {same plAai Ga Cherry
street, between bread and AenaabFAne street. -
feet .Eent aud running back half wAy Coilege 81
These Aas are frse from taxes, and growing rap
ldly u vaine- FrT
mzFt3-Im 4 n Gf.ASCoCk co >
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Five Rows.

7 HAVE for sale ave very likely negro boys, from
Il 8 u IL years of age. Also, No. house servant
who is perfectly rrlmbe also a blacksmith. Th'
above slaves are sold for no fault.
T. S. HAWKINS, Agent.
marc No. Is Cedar street.
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Notice.

IIAvTNG sold out he PERIODICAL DEPARTMENT
III % my business AZ No. Union street 10 J. 7.
sgan and A. ". johnson, Jr., SoEid tecommcnd
them a worthy II confidence
Vii confuse the more s0hd branches OF my busi-
mar r. HAGAS.
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No Hire.

A GOOD COOK, woman for the balance of the
n year. Also, good girl, l3 years old, at No. 80
Cedar street. X. j. LILIES
M
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miscellaneous.
Japan Lilies, GIadioIus, sc.

TITO supply the wants of Amateurs we have just OBJ
i tanned from B. h. Bliss, of Springfield, supply
of hls choicest Flower Seeds, containing among six
hundred different kinds, Verbena, extra choice va.
reties; Astors in u distinct cOlOTs, from flowers
raised by Truant of Versailles English Pansies; dou
BILE Holyhocks OF so different cOlors and varieties.
Also few OF the splendid DeIytra Spectabils,
Japan Lilies, red and white; the most elegant speci
mems of the Gladiolus, &c. &c. -
febI' MACKENZIE & BINCHTN.
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AuIEs' extra sized flrezs Trankx.
IL No. I Ssae Leather Tfauk6:
Bo1net Boxes Aad Ss1-ksss,
Jast opesed by JoilS RAMAcE,
mar.t A. Collegs street.
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$4,000 i'm Cash (!

Two pay for No. young Negro Men and Women,
j. suitable for the Southern market
mars r. J. LYIEs.
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n ARnES ana R41roaa Wheel Barrows, on hand
VI ana fof sale by d. y. BtchfT,
asaF&3-u IS Marx street.
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Home Again.

Mn. LARC0MBE desires % inform hs
WI srscnds and the pablo generally that he has
tarned frosa hs Northern tour AID is ready open
, the faliczmpAsu.
Fslly posted IN allrec@nt q N proveneBtsin Fhoso-
graphic kAaipuiation-Ftlying, heretofore solely
apon fks aaersff Of his psctares and detertnned
spare s1brt 20 please he confidently Invites those
sho have nev> KIvea him fair uAh, 90 90 80.
LADIES' ~I''@- his present rooms the eonve-
aientiy ane rafsz4ntiy located % Aay the clfy,
berry ssrner ~ UnAon setk5t-i
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APRIL l, 1859.
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IAdy ertisement.l
NORTHWESTERN RAILROAD.

MEssRs EDITORs As things are, and want
to go to Alabama and Mississippi, will thank
and pay you TO re-publish some things about
said road, for have twice offered to pay the
Editors Of the Union and American to give
me chance in their weekly, to reply to some
statements from some one in Charlotte, with
out his name. And as have been contra
dicted, slandered, damaged, and told might
get shot. and this matter is in litigation, l
will thank all persons that know anything
about it to give us the facts and their names
on paper, so that we can track it, as will
try to do.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1859-02-02
Franklin Academv.

I'VE FIRST Session of this Institution
Il commences LIST Monday in January
next and ends lst June.
The second session commences lst Mon.
day in. July and ends lst December.
The Trustees have succeeded in retain
.lng the -srr%ices of MR. SAMI Me.
CORMlCK, whose proficiency ia teaehinr
is surpassed by few. Young men can
be thoroughly prepared to enter any of
the higher institutions of learning in the
Southern StaIes. The Village is very
healthy, and there is not, at present a
grog shop or place where nrdent spirits can
be obtained in it.
Boarding can be obtained IN privat. fam
lilies at $40 per month.
The rates of tuition are the Same as
those in Academies throughout the State
The hcndetny building is now in com
plete repairs.
The surrounding country will find mere
advantages which will at least equal those a
Ut other places, and to our District are held
out such Inducements as we believe will OBJ
waite the necessity Of sending our Young
men and boys abroad
s. B. MASSEY,
Secretary.
Dec ID, lo1o 44-tt.
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If Wv
TIE STATE OF SOUTU CAROLINA
LANCASTER DIsTRICT

James SnIllvan who is in the custody of
the Sheriff. of lancaster District, by yir,uc
ct Writ of Capias Ad Snrisfacicndum at
the SUIT OF James E. Curcton, having filed
III my Office together with a schedule. on
oath, Of his Estate and effects. his petition
to the Court of Common Pleas. prayinr
that he may be admitted to the benefit Of
the Acts OF the General Assembly. made
for the relief of insolvent debtors. Ut ia
ordered, that rhe said James f.. Cure,on and
all other the creditors to whom the said
James Sullivan is in anvwise indebted. he
and they are hereby summoned and have
notice TO appear before the said Court at
Lancaster Court House on the third Mon.
day in March next, to shew cause. if any
they can, Why the prayer of the peti,icn
aforesaid should not be granted
Oiiicc Court Of Common pl.os Jo,o,.
ter, Dee. 10th, 1858
J. a. STEWMAN, Crk.
D'r' - 45-3m
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Mrs M. H. Clendenin,
Millinery and Mantua. Making
Steam Mill Notice.

LII persons indebted 10 the subscriber for
Il Lumber purchased during the year 1853,
must come forward Immediately and close
their accounts in some way, either by cash
or note--aash preferred. IL not settled be.
fore ten days from this date, all accounts
will positively be placed 10 the hands of ].
ID. WyIic, Atty, for collection.
! will be pleased 10 continue to furnish
all prOmp! customers with lumber. | have
a large lot on hand, well seasoned.
! will suggest that when persons send for
lumber, if they will send at the same time
n pass-book and have their loads entered in
it, it will serve TO refresh their memories
and guard against grIpbing at the end of
the year. NJ INGRAM.
Jan. 30, I859.-5Otf
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Sheriff Sales,
OF PERSONAL PROPERTY.

pY virtue of Sundry Writs of Fl. Fa. Ia
- me directed will sell before the Court
House Door mt Lancaster on the lst Mon.
day in February next, within the legal
hours Of sale the following personal prop.
erty TO wit
Five Negroes, nrmely Charity, Charles,
Sarah Isaac and Margaret and one Sorrell
Mare, levied on and TO be sold as the prop
erty of John c. Secrest. Mt the suit Of Ma
gill & Heath aud Other cases, against him.
Also, two negroes, to wit: Missouri and
Sam, levied on and to be s,ld rs the prop.
erty of Jonn Short. OF the suits Of Samuel
IL Massey for another, and Others.
Also, one chestnut S0rrell Mare, bride
and saddle. levied on and 10 be sold as the
property of Richmond Failc. at the suit of
}. a. ii, sselIne.
Also, one Brown-Mare, levied on and to
oe sold as the property of John Snipes, at
the sui, Of b. r. Hancock for John NJ.
Crockett, administrator against John Snipes
and Christopher Small.
Also, Five Negroes, to wit: Jo Jim. vi.
olet, Nance, and Snry, TO be sold as Bella
Sizers property at Lancaster &. II. on Mon
day 7th.
Also, Mt the residence of same de.
fcndant on Tuesday the 9Th of February so
within the legal hours. ! will sell four
Mules, one Mare and Colt. two yoke Oxen,
five milch Cows ahd Calves, five head of
dry cattle, thirteen (l3) head Of hogs, three
road Wagons, one Buggy, one Carriage,
five Bed d-s,eads and furniture, one hundred
and fifty bushels Of corn. more or lcse, one
Thousand pounds-of fodder, more .ur less.
Household and Kitchen furniture &c, & C
and also IA small stock af dry Goods, &C.
levied on and to be sold M the property Of
Bella Sizcr. at the suits Of HYATT Mct}urne,
g. Co.. assigncrs and other cases against
him.
Also, at the residence Of William Caskey
on February 9Th SO, within the legal hours
] will srl! oue red Cow, seven head of hogs
and about . bushels Of corn, levied on and
10 be sold n the property Of VIII lam Cas-
key at the suit Of Marion Small
Also, on same day at the residence OF
Christopher Small, within the lcgql hour,
Of sale, / vii sell 25 bushels Of corn, NOR,
or less, levied on, and TO be sold as the pro
perty of Christopher Smal. nj the suit o
B. X. Hancock for John NJ. Crockett, ad-
miniStrator against John 81 ipes and Chris
topher Small defendants
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