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Notice of Proceedings TO Confirm Tax
Titles.

Notice of Proceedings TO Confirm Tax
Titles.
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI In Chancsry Court,
WAsHNGToE CoUTY. I Nov. term, A. d. 1850.
FTN0 all persons claiming or having an interest
Il either legal or equitable, In the lands herein
after described at the time the same sold for
and all such other persons may be interested
therein
Take notice that we, Samuel G.. Parks and
Joseph w. Parks, claiming to hold under and BY
virtue Of tax deed, the following described lands:
All of section IL, and undivided half interest in
E. Il Of section II; all in township Is, Of range
West, lying and being in tho county Of WASH
ington, State Of Mississippi the period allowed By
law for the redemption Of which lands having ex-
PRED, and they remaining unredeemed; have
applied by Bill in chancery according 10 the statntS
in such case made and provided, fled in the
Chancery Court Of Washington county, 10 be held
at the Court House Of said county, in the town Of
Greenville, on the second 1onday Of November
next, the same being the 18th day Of November,
A. ID, 1862 to have said tax title made perfect and
valid, against all parties claiming or having
interest in said lands, which existed ut the time
the same were sold for taxes. Said lands were
sold for taxes on the third day Of April A. d. 164S,
and the deed therefor under which claim TO held
said lands, was executed by the sheriff Of wash
ingtou county to the state of Mississippi the ID
day of April lS4S, the number and description Of
said lands in said deed, the same lands which Ne
claim and tho title to which We seek to have COO
frmed are as follows ALI Of section eleven, and
undivided halfinterest in East half Of section four
teen, township Is, of range West, lying and be-
ing in the county of Warrington, in the State Of
Mississippi
At the time and place above named you and
each Of you are hereby notified and required 10 be
and appear before said ChAncery Court, to show
cause against said tax title and why our title
should not be confirmed; upon your failuro 80 70
appear and show cause aforesaid against aid
application, We viii move said Chancery Court,
that our Bill and the allegations thereof be taken
for confessed aud admitted to be true, against all
persons having an interest in said lands at and
prior to the time the we're sold for taxes, and
that q confirmation Of our said title be decreed,
and that the same be made perfect and valid
according the provisions Of the statute in such
case made and provided.
This goth day Of September, A. d. 1S60-wtf.
SAMUEL @. PARKS,
81. JOSEPH W. PARKS.
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Palms. milo. GIass. anh YarnIsnes

Paints, Oils, Glass, and VarnlsneS.
pUYING Paints by the Ton, Oils and Colors b.
II the original Cask and Cases. and Glass by thu
Hundred Boxes, of the Manufacturers and Impor
ters can and will sell them as low as can b
purchased in New Orleans OF elsewhere, adding
freight.
CONSTANTLY ON HAND FULL ASSORTMENT OF
White Lead, French and American Zinc
Imperial and Chrome Green, Chrome Yellow Prus-
sian, Celestial and Ultramarine Blues, Sienna
vandyke Brown, Drop Black, Rochelle 0chre Vel.
Litherage, Zinc and Patent Dryers, American and
Chinese Vermillion, Venetian Red, Spanish
Brown, Whiting, Black Paint and Coach Black
Red Lead, Green Paint.
OILS.-RaW and Boiled Linseed Oils, Lard
Sperm, Machine, Train, Whale, Meats Foot, Sweet
Castor Cod Liver, Cotton Seed, Coal and Kerosene.
VARNISHES..-Black, Coach, Copal, Japan,
White Dammar, Aspholtine Leather, Drying, Nap
and Mastic.
ALCOHOL. TURPENTINE, PUTTY.
PUTTY KNIVES, WHITING.
WINDOW GLASS.--Assorted sizes of best
qualify.
Jugs, Dimijohn's, Tin Cans Glaziers Points and
Diamonds; Blinds, Sash,
Glue, Gum Shelsc, Pumioe and Rotten Stone,
Sand and Emory Paper.
BRUSHES-..Paint of all sizes, Varnish,
Whitewash, Marking, busting and Sash Tools.
Hair, and Brstle Brushes; assorted Grainers; Tube
assortment; Toy Paints; Camel Hair Pencils;
Faber's Lead Pencils-geauiHe.
DYE STUFF.--Madder, Logwood, Coperas,
Alum, Blue Vitriol, Tumerc. etc.
lust received new supply, B. MoREY.
Oct. Q. 1860,
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CT 1t is matter Of interest to all the
South to sustain our educational institutions.
We copy the following just tribute to one of
our oldest institutions in this city:
DoLBEAE COMMERCIAL CoLLEGE.-A catal-
ogue of this college, in New Orleans, has been
laid on our table, and exhibits the institution
in a fourishing condition. The list of Students
in the various branches of mathematics,
book keeping, pensmanship, and the different
modern languages. number above 500, and the
proof of being well instructed is seen in high
cncomiumns published inrespectablc journals
all over the South.
We heartily commend this college to the
attention End patronage of our people-nat
alone on account of the admirable instruction
impaired, but also because Mr.. Dolbear is a
thorough Southern man in his associations
and principles, is identified with us in every
respect, as appeared in his card paoiisned not
own institutions of learning. Natchez Free
Tfaaer, Sept. ii, 1861
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ouAcK NosrRrNs.-The majority Of hair washes, hair
Dyes hair tonies hair oils and the numberess prepare
tOns which bore the public under such extrav
agant byperboieal and fantastic titles psraded
In show window carir, and newspaper headings hair
preparations, all humbugs Of the first WATER their
real merit when they posses any, that they do haru
Hogs lard whale OIL lard OIL sweet oil, scented and col
ored make up when in beautiful wrappers, and white
flint glass bottles the costest character Of tonics and
when thus costly, baptisei with some tr-syllabls
terms and caught at by verdaut young and old of both
Such is not the character of Professor Woods Hair
Restorative This gentleman comes before the world with
out any high alatin Xophoforum, any other astoun
ding and startling catch penny term he simply adverses
Hair Restoratve-what 1t expresses precisely-and
Restorative it acts. Buy Prof Woods Hair Restorative
and you value your scalp aye your very brains apply
nothing ee for it may be that you will get
substance than perumed lard oil your Uranium Re-
member Woods Restorative for the hair Is best article
tant. June % 60. & s-w 3m.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

DY virtue Of q Deed Of Trust made By W. A,
- Purdom, dated 23d Of March, 1857, 70 me a
Trustee, to secure TO Thomas 3. Helm, certain
debts therein named. will on the 28th day 81
September, 1861 before the front door Of the STATE
House, in the city Of Jackson sell at public auction
to the highest bidder for cash. aIAnd singular the
presses, types, cases. and printing materials, ana
fixtures at the date Of said De Of Trust known
and used those whereby, and with which the
newspaper then known as the Flag Of the Union
was then printed together with everything then
belonging or appertaining thereto 90 far as they
may come to my hands, they being now In the
Office of the Eagle Of the South"
Aug. IL, '6O-tds d. SHELTON, Trustee
The above sale is postponed 30 the 10th day Of
October. D. SHELTON, Trustee.
Oct z ,6O-tdg
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Public Speaking.

Attic request of the Breckenridge and Lane
Cub of jackson, Capt. William NJ. Estelle,
Hons. C. E. Hooker, r. Fl. Purdom and ]. {.
Campbell, Esq, will address the people OF
Kinds county at the following times and
places:
Utica, Thursday, October IL.
Cayuga. Friday. October II
Auburn, Saturday, October Ii.
Spring Ridge, Tuesday, October 16.
Clinton, Wednesday, October Ia.
. Raymond, Friday, October 10.
Bottoms Depot, Saturday, October 20.
Edwards Depot. Tuesday, October 20.
Brownsville, Friday, October 20.
Terry, Saturday, October q.
or Half the. above appointments will be
. filed by Coils. Hooker and Purdom, and the
rest by Capt Estelle and Mr.. j. c. Campbell.
A fair and equal division of time will be
oallowed to Opposition speakers, at each point.
The public generally, and the ladies espe-
cially, are invited to attend.
October 5, 1860.
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ny AUTHORITY
ouR1Ic ACTS OF THE THIRTY.
SIXTH CONGRESS
OF THE
EITED STATE S,

p.s,,d at tie first session. iohich sods begun and
III nj he Citu of Washington, IN the District
9r 81 on Monday, the ftth dag Of December,
G''G ~ 1859 and ended on Monday, the t,oenty-fth
d q, Of jane, A. D. 1860.
.s,cuAsAN, President. JOHN C. BREcKIN-
AAEs V,eePfesident, and President of the Sen
WILLIAM PESslHGToS, Speaker OF the
Meuse of Repre- sentatiVes-
1xxvy-An Act to change the Times for
III. Terms of the District Court OF the
hoialhlg States for the Northern District OF
q bv tie Senate and House Of Repre-
DC q e'.e %. fs;ted atesof Amsrica IN Cbagres'
,bieJ That hereafter the terms Of the d,stro
- Tho United States for the northern dls,ric
70 AIohama shall commence on the third Mondays
q M, md Noyember, respectively, in every year
@ Aiag ~ the times now provided by law.
lnssesa . III be IL further enacted, That ever
oso, = hannd. Tecognizance or obligation which
prneess' - 20 be, made returnable to the sale
has peent ~ r. :. second Monday Of November next
court On ahe on the third Monday Of Noyem
snail no I'D shall have the force and eec
Der ee :. "a hsen made leturnable on the thirs
Monday of November nsA.. -;
er.t And be 10 further eHuct.a, That tho sal
,,.t IN tarm times, or the judge Of said court i
ion NAV order special term Of said cour
SaId a. such time as the court or judge ma
% Dp ns'N Notiee Of the time Of holding sue
appJ,,hl', s,m shall be given By the clerk Of d
pS,tsb Nv advertisement In some newspaper pull
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AN ExPLANATfoE.-We used language in
cur last issue, in reference to an article pub
lished in the Mississippian, asserting that
there were only ttgo Douglasites in the meet
ing which appointed the editor of this paper to
the Holly Springs Convention" that was per-
sonaily offensive to Mr. Barksdale, editor of
that paper, which we did not intend, but
which language was used as positive denial
Of the assertion, as found in the Misssippian.
We take the earliest opportunity in saying
that we have no personal animosity against
Mr.. b. nor do we suppose he designed any
personal oilense to US; and we now retract
any thing which we may have said in that
article giving personal offense to him. We are
satisfied that the article was not published in
his paper with i'll design toward us nor did
we design to call in question his veracity.-
Gallaaoays Erposit0r
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SYNOPSIS
OF THE PRESIDENTS PROCLAMATION

VT tuE IhEClDLNl y InNOuhM ALVIN
No. 667, DATED AUGUST 81, 1860.
LANDS IN THE LATE NEW YORK INDIAN REgKHxE.
KANS AS.
1T orders public sales Of the vacant tracts Of
II public lands in the late Reserve for the New
York Indians, in the Territory Of Kansas, as fol-
lows:
At the Land Office Of Fort Scott, on the ID daV
OF December next, Of the tracts or parcels Of pub
lie lands, not covered by individual Indian locA-
tions, in thirty-six townships and parts Of town.
ships falling within the late reserve above men,
toned for New York Indians, and within the
counties of Bourbon, Allen, and Woodson.
At the Land Office At Fort Scott on the 17th
day of December next, Of the tracts or parcels Of
public lands, not covered by individual Indian
locations, in thirty-six townships and parts Of
townships falling within the late reserve above
mentioned for New York Indians, and Within the
counties Of Woodson, Greenwood, and Butler.
The lands will be offered with the usual excep-
tons of school sections, TO-, DC.
The sales will be kept open until the lands are
all offered which is to be accomplished within two
weeks and no longer; and no private entry Of any
of the lands will be admitted until after the expi-
ration of the two weeks.
Presumption claimants are required to establish
their claims to the satisfaction Of the proper
Register and Receiver, and make payment for the
same on or before the day appointed for the COM
mencement of the public sales, otherwise thsiF
claims will be forfeited. JOS. 8. WILSON,
Oonaa.issioRcr of the General Land 0fses.
GENERAL LAND OFFICE, October 10, 1850,
Oct. 10, '6O-wsW
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MADISON CoLLEGE.
SHARON, MISSISSIPPI,
"lLL be open for the reception Of students on
Wv LIST Monday in October.

SAAhONt MlSnIbSiffI1
"lLL DO open for the reception Of students on
Wv LIST Monday in October.
FACU lily:
H. W. PIERCE, A. NJ, President pro tcn,., and Prof.
of Moral and Mental Science, and English
Literature.
W. ]. ROBERTS, A. NJ, Prof. Ancient Languages
and Literature.
JNO. s. ROBINSON, A. II, Prof. Mathematics,
Natural Philosophy and Astronomy.
c. C. THORNTON, A. NJ, NJ. D., Prof. Chemistry
and Anatomy.
- - Principal of Preparatory Depart
meut
The Trustees would announce 10 the friends an
patrons Of the Institution thatthey determined
to render it worthy Of their renewed confidence and
support II is their intention TO add 10 its present
facilities for Instruction. and to make Il fnlly equal
To the best institutions of the State for the Acqu
sitiou Of thorough collegiate education.
For further particulars send for Catalogue, or
write TO the President Of the Faculty.
By order Of the Board.
TWM. A. BALDWIN,
~ President Board Trustees.
Oct. 10, ls60-w1m
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The District Fair.

Come everybody to the District Fair which
beans the 9Th Of November and continues
four days. Come with your samples of crops,
your horses, cattle, hogs, sheep; come with
your needle-work, your preserves, pickles,
with your cheese, lard butter, bacon, pork, &C.,
come with your wagons and carts, plows &C.;
come with your paintings, and ambrotypes. In
short let everybody come and bring every
thing, and let US all have fine time, and q
glorious success.
or City papers copy and publish until
day of Fair and present their accounts to the
Secretary.
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family or anything else. IF they lose theiT
! position, It'll because OF Their own misconduct
! The absence Of slavery, on the other hand
begets castles in society to be controlled, d.
rected and regulated BY the whims end CO.
prices Of fortune; ard no good conduct on the
part Of those in the lower castles can ever
reverse these DEGREES of fortune.
l have pursued the subject, perhaps too far
and vet am conscious It is not half exhaus-
ted. The non-slaveholdeg should look to it,
and to its social aspects True, as I have
said, he has his pecuniary interests. But Of
thirty hundreds Of millions Of dollarssthat are
wrapped up in the question, not three hun
dred millions belong to the non Shareholders
II the Shareholders through their tinidity,
VIII not defend their property that is surely
no reason why the non-slaveholder should
ioid his arms and see his wife daughters and
sons reduced to q condition of social equality
with free.negroes. 1t is his duty to move,
move vigorously, actively and cnerget-
eaHy. One active blow struck now is worth
more than life ofsefvice VIII be when the
day is lost.
-, G are in the midst ola fearful conflict
ihc issue IS fully made up The hosts are
&ffaycd on either side. Slavery must be
defended or it will be abolished. Those who
are not Tor the South must be set down as
against the South. Palterng with the ques-
tioh Is treason. The South expects. and pre-
Sehtiy she will imperiously demand. an open
uchdisgulsed defence Of her rights. or absence
rom herSoil. The hour has come. ale who
I u IS IN danger and he who doubts is
damned"
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S F. E TIL E L A BEL
ON THE TOP OF EACH BOTTLE OF
HEIMSTREET,S INIMITABLE
HAIR ESTORATIVE

Has the Signature of the Proprietors,
w. E. HAGAN a. co.
LIVERY article which has large and increasing
IL Sale like this is liable to be conuterfejted. 1t
is as its name indicates entirely aINIMITABLE" as
far its power to restore the Hair on bald heads
and TO give it the color Of youth, Ono matter how
grey it may be- is concerned.
USE NO OTHER RESTORATIVE
BUT HEIMSTREET'S
1t is the original the onty reliable and the cheap
est.-sB See the following testimony:
JACKSON, Mss, May 20, 1860.
W. r. MEzSwI--, -AA.l.Ak- Ak.aak 81 I.on;a M
Advertising Agent for Heimstreets Hair Resto-
rative.
DEAR SIR The Medicines you introduced into
our city last winter all having large sale, and
giving in every case satisfaction. Mr.. James
Henderson Zone of our first citzens) says that he
has used all of the Hair Dyes and Restoratives of
tie day, but has never used an article equal to
HRIMsTRgET's ININrrABLE HAIR RESTORATIVE.
That it far surpasses any preparation that he has
ever tried for Restoring the Hair of the bald and
grey to its originalluxuriauce and beauty"
You can write the Proprietors, W. E. HAGAN
Co., Troy, N. Y, that they have the cheapest and
best Hair Restorative in our market, and that it
gives satisfaction in every case.
Respectfully yours,
]. S. SIZER, Wholesale Druggist.
WE. HAGAN CO., Proprietors, Troy, N. Y.
Oct. 9, 1860-w&sw3m
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NEW MILLINERY.

NMRS. FLUSkER would cal the attention OF
eNSDthe Ladies to Q new and elegant lot Of Velvet
- Bonnets of ell colors; Straw Bonnets /;
Childrens' Hats; Feathers aud Flowers in great
variety.
All orders in Millinery or Dress Making will
receive prompt attention aud on reasonable terms.
OCT. ., ls60.6
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New Advertisements.
Plantation for Sale.

r WILL sell on the premises 10 the highest bidder,
Il on Thursday, the 9th day Of December next, on
accommodating terms, my plantation in Kinds
county, Mississippi, miles North from Clinton,
containing 1850 acres highly improved and in
high state of cultivation. Also on same day a
large stock of cattle, sheep, hogs and mules corn,
fodder, hay, wagons, plows, DC. Also likely
negro men. Purchasers are invited to call and ex-
anime before the day of sale.
Oct 10, 1560-tf ALFRED JOHNS.
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MIssIssIPPIAN AND TENNESSEE
r ALL RIO AID

Memphis at... l0-35AA Oakland at... .o-29P
Freight and Accommodation Trains
Will leave and arrive as follows
Leave Arrive at
Oakland al. $50 AM Memphis at 1902 N
Leave Arrive at
Memphis at. G-45 A NJ Oakland. 3-30PM
i, Trains arriving at Memphis connect with the
mmemPhis and Charleston and the Memphis and
0nro railroads, for the North and East.
line Of stages for Grenada and the Mississnpi Cen
W. 81 ,so r. H0UGH,
'"-s u General Superintendent
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The CAMpBELL MINISTRIES. celebra-
ted company Of minstrels win be in Jackson
on Wednesday and Thursday next, and will
give two of their grand concerts, at Spengler's
Hall.
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Mrs. WINSoW.-An experienced nurse and female
physician has Soothing Syrup, for children teething
which greatly facilitates the process of eething by soft
ening the gums reducing MI inaamation-w alay all
pain and is to regulate the bowels Depend upon
mothers It viii give rest to yourselves and relief and
health to your infants. Perfectly cafe in all Sc
advertisement in another column Aug so J9-s&w1y.
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Died.,

Oct. End at the residence of DR.. w. G..
Bright, Sunny Side, Madison county, of Con-
sumption, Mr. E. Harland, matchmaker, a
native of England, aged ~ years.
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MARRIED.

On the I'd inst, in this city, by the Right Rev.
" NJ Cream. ID. NJ MAssrE, of Copiah county, to
Miss C. E. BALLs, daughter Of the late Capt.
James Balls Of New Orleans.
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FOR MAYOR.
Public Speaking.

HoN. JEFF. DAVIS, will address the peo-
pie at the following times and places
Ripley, Tippah, October i9.n'
Columbus, Isowndes, I'd.
Macon, Noxubee, a ao.a.
Scooha, Kepper, a'h'
Marion Station Lauderdale, Zth.
pOSTSCRIPT.-The foregoing appoint
men have been made in lieu Of others here
tolore announced in handbills.
October 6, 1850.
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SS Sanfords Liver Invigorator and Cathartic Pills
very valuable medicine Read the advertisement In
onr narer marches 60-1y.
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THE BEST BEYOND A QUESTION

w. f. HAGAN & CO., of Troy, n. Y,
have gives us for publication the following
unsolicited opinions of the highest toned
journals in the land all commendatory of
-HEIMSTREET'S ''Ltimita6le HAIR CoLoRING.
"a superior Hair Restorative - Boston
journal.
1t takes precedence Of all otherS.'-Swiaq-
field Republican.
Has triumphantly won for itself the name
fnimitable.'- Sarato9iG,l.
we would advise our readers to buy moth
ing but original ininaitable Hair ReSt0ratiUe'
= Troy Wing.
"A truly valuable PREPARATION tested by time
and experince Boston Ledger.
1T is the only reliable article for restoring
gray hair to its original color.'-Family
Journal
1T has a most extensive sale. '-Troy Times.
'Rejoicei ye with gray hairs and bald heads,
for the LuimitaUe will restore the former to
its original beauty, and cover the latter with
a luxnrant growth. Troy Budget.
If you wish to have the real color, instead
of the rough look which hair-dye imparts, use
Heinestreet's Restorative, which invigorates the
roots of the hair and makes it young again, no
matter how much it may be faded.'-Boston
Traveller.
Sold everywhere-Price SOC and 81 bot
tie.
Sold in Canton by Morey & Bro, Cassen &,
Baughn. Sold in Jackson by j. Is. Morey.;
j. S. Sizer, and all the druggist.
j. WRIGHT, & CO, New Orleans, Whole
sale Agents. June 60 saw GIN.
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CO1 1TSST0NERS SALE,

I'm pursuance TO q decree in the Chancery Court
Il Of Kinds county, Mississippi, for District No.
l, dated on the 9th june, 1850; wherein y. T.
Burns, ct al. are compliments, and A. q: Dinkns
Guardian, ct al. are defendants, In which the I'M
dersigned was appointed Commissioner. 4 shall
offer at public sale, the promises, in the city Of
Jackson, on Monday, the frat day Of October next
the property known the Mansion House premises
lying in Jackson, and being the whole Of lot num-
Der one, and - feet of Of the west end Of lot num-
Der eight, all in fractional square number two
south and at the same time and place, shall ofaE
al public sale, forty Of land lying in Rankin
county, mississippi, near the city Of Jackson, and
known rs the southwest quarter Of the northeast
quarter, OF section fourteen, township Eve, range
one east, ION which there is . dwelling house,)
together with all and singular the appurtenanos
belonging to the said two lots Of land
The said property will be sold separately and
ono half the purchase money payable In three
and the other half in six tbs from the daV al
sale. The purchaser or purchasers giving approved
notes to be surrendered up with the title deed. on
the payment thereof.
The title is believed to DO good, but / shah only
convey such title as lie vested in me BY the sAid
decree. W. ELLIOTT
July ii, 'G0-wts. Commissioner
The above sale has been postponed, for want Of
bidders, to Monday the 18th day Of October inst.
Oct. 2, Nv v, +. ELLIOTT