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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-22
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New YoRK, Feb. 2l.-The celebration of
Wsshington's Birth-day will be universal. Ma,
,tional ealutes will be freds and the bells Of
Trinity Chnrch will chime national airs. WASH
ibgton's Farewell Address win be read at the
Cooper Institute, where also an orasion BY Geo,
BancroftWill be delivered Mayor Cpd IKE, BY
procls m alton, requests q general suspension oi
business. The Produce Exchange Willpe olosed;
the Custom House, Insurance eompsnie'as and
macy Banks viii close at noon, No sesSion Of the
Bfokers' Board SilIbe held There Will be an
grafton and o grand concert inithe ssShing, 60
the Academy of Music, under the auspices Of
the 7th ,tegiment. The City Hall and public
buildings 10 the Park will be illuminated. IA a
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-22

wAsHIEeror, Feb pO,7-,AflsF ihe Senate ~
ecutive Bessioh tdli6y NE TteaStSy Idtb bpI
was received from the House, With smendmenis.
y On motion Of Ne. Feesenden, the Senate dls.
agreed % them, sud = c6nmlsseeo n lconitkShtS
was ofderedis8d ef5 asgA COZ i4oqsedD od
The Senate has had under consideration yes-
terday apd, ,to-dsy, IN executive session, q mes
sage from tho p, esident embFdcibg 90 Import
aut communlcdtion ron Ons Minis ~ linlMGil'
90. Mr., aOorwin ~ Theapr ropositiop' 20, p.ihe
public ase'9f Mckee 8Aa opar,AinsaillArly4 upd,s
Col. RichafdsoD, from the Hou,e Military
commit,ee, 10 psepnsiog o biliro sffsesrthe9h
carseration Of, and fefubal 10 exchsugel ail per-
sons who have taken the oath ID 5Hppoft die
constitution of The United States. as Senatore,
members Of Congress, Foreign Ministers, and
all who have been In tbs Eesnl lar army Or nsyg,i
and who have acceptedlofiice,a sitbehsoivil or
military, under the 90 oalied a0Hihesn iCohGsdas
eiscy; 10 short TO publsb esleAders gIn-this
rebsll'Op,, and andsr no ptsss1sso lelt, ,shsfa
\ Big Gsueral Thomas Williams bas been
released from duty in the Department Of North
CarOliOs, and ordered 70 report p General Bat Z
A dispatch to the New York HerSld ssays:
The executive session Of the Senate was chief
iy occup ed today with the con sid6raton OF our
relations With Mexico Without comipg 70 ]
any conclasion' the subject was .postpohed till
tuesday ,S i, y.
Ia Ihe report Of Senator Pnpnefs chstrman ~
the CON mmittee on FofsieR n 6jasiane, ou the,ex- 1
listing Mexican imbrogio and tho, onty of our ]
own Government, ID said TO- be an extremely 4
clear and conclusive exposiiicn 81 fne WHOLE 4
position. Il is believed that the recommebda-
.ions Of the'repost VIII be eadoptedsby ths Sen
ate, s,,,p fs,s... es.g ~, ,a,,q .,,,s.ss sso,
WAeHikGroN, Feb u 1t is believed thatno
in nioimation nss been Iscsiysd 6ete othsr tbaa
IN, ,nnt ugnspHsne, ,Hofiplk steempoeas Pro
lat,Sn % % theproposed surrender OF Nashville;
me senate, 10 consequences OF she' deathof
rFeeiuepb LINCOLN q sou, AQl0utneos "a ysrasn II
The steamer Stepping Stone arrived at The
DAvy yatd tnis morninB from }ne upper ,flotiIlr
yes'eraay morningi s Lda steamer, owiTh =,
Iauncn ara Doete crew from tneyf anEeerWebt
On reconnaissance up oceoquan creek some
iour miles Capt Esetman sent out acting.
n mas'er lawrence WITH me launcb, who yltited
tne norm ana south shores of tue creek, ,pene-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-22
strong Union Fee hing In inERichmonda
l aAEkeport of q Rele sed Pr riar 3as

= y"
BALTiMoRE,I Feb. 2l.-One of the released
prisoners, who has been confoed at Richmond
seven months, gives unmistaksble evidence Of
astropg Union organic .lion az Richmond The
Union men claim to be thirty thousand strong,
and say they are eagerly waiting and longing
for an opportunity to fling out the stare and
stripes. yout Of ten Notifications erected around
Richmond, only one is armed and ihe cisg can
be easily ytakensa. Desperate efforts we're mAkiDg,
to get recruits for the army. The secessionisls
admitted that unless they could secure the ser
Woes Of every male VirginiAn between eighteen
and sixty years Of age, they must yield within
thirty days. The UnIonists have leagues, fegu-
larly orgapized, with signs and passNofds --
Many acts of kindness were shown at every
possible opportunity, TO the prisoners "a ~
He further says that from three to four regi-
ments were daily arriving at Richmond, aud
that the Ten1esseeans we're going TO Tenness
see, and the Carolineans and o,hers TO their re-
spective States. He also understood that only
come thirty regiments would remain at Ma
naesaa.
The news Of the surrender Of Fort Donelson
had mOsts dshesrtening effect at Richmond, !,
but cheered the hopes Of the UnioDists, who
say that they want il, known by the Federal
Government that they are ready TO welcome
thelold Gag and fight for it. .slot5l vss 'Ho % .
d. aafr 0" IHH DO N.H HaHHn u HaHf.HH
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lTH1RTx .sEyENTH I.s = :, oosGREss. ), 9 eI.g.ass
WAsHlSGroN, Feb. 81.
sr First Session. cen

u
WAsHIEGroN, Feb 81.
,o HoUsEs--The homestead bill reported from
the committee on Public Lands coming up, the
question pending being to recommit The same
with INSTRUCTIONS 70 report instead the bounty
land warrant bill 8 ! 81 86AE b gs
n Mr. Grow called Mr. Washburne to the chair,
and takingthe fOsr, spoke against the motion.
Five times within the last ten years the House
had passed abill similarto this, and by, two
thirds votes, when parties were nearly balanced
on nearly every other question. Bile, too, of
like character had passed the Senate He an
swered the eobjeotion' that the public lsIds
should be retained as ssOurce Of revenue. 81 ssli
Mr., Grow argued In favor Of giving home
steads 70 actual settlers. Speculatofs should
no longer be permitted TO intervene between The
Government and actual tillers ofithe soilj those
who have focked 70 the standard Of the coun-
try are deserving Of more, substantial reward
than tears for the dead aud thanks to the liv-
ing. He earnestly appealed 20 the House to
pass the bill aud 6onsecrate the public land for
homes to actual settles, who prosptred In life,
that they may be enabled to develope higher,
better and nobler civilization. ses17' isigls 80
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sailed Iror Hhlp! Island .

BosroN, Feb. .2l The Massachusetts, Thirty
6rst Regiment and ave companies Of the Thif-
toenth Maine Regiment, sailed to-day 10 the
ssea,ner Mississippi for Ship leland, Gen. But
Ter ieit last night via Fortress Moltoe, 70 a..
snme command q snip Island.
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s.a.l 7.Es TE5is Fasls.

LaTrs NlA,u 4 oelpHsps 4 xuuA \. T.. "a 4 ~
EVOlO DhN ~ Leaves, ~ AYfit61
S,st,.ns S'ss. nsg':.s Sis D.ss NJ
Day Expires a,sv'. uLss Psh,,la &ssR'aAs
W A Jro~Wy poaERTr, Agent q
oOLyssUs esrvrAHP, 10 erIag TaCa
Night nzyrss,. ... .".sso n. i;SoA.M
New York NHpfcll., ..,.. 9lSPih. ~ fliN n
M sA ~ I5kAzb PxTfnAsoh, Agspt
oznst omoR q. AAaoA.g ,.a W.
Might Hxpl1na. ..,s+.4.. Gu0 a. ~. ~ nm A. ~ \
Dcy Rrpre1.. I. .1...... $40 p, M. fIpO p. n
iHHtH ~ Ned. ifnlL, Agent
prrTsuund.., oulbnBUs . opansAr an. Is
Mall Tain .....ss ............ 4:gt NJ l;so 4. ~
Express Trsin, lsSo Rih' iSO 7, a.
W M Jos. RouiNsOn, Agent
DoLuMBua 4 INpIAHoroLia, y. n. ~ ,..f1 W
(ooLsHaus PiapA q INpfAnA r. k,) isb 3 III,
OhIoago Express ......... 500 A. N. SOS P. M.
No.a SfiHs,....A D, 400 p, N, Il:s0 A, N.
Urbana ......... 1000 Am. 235 P. M
"a .sse,sass , 3,iis o, W. snryH. Agent.
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.fhe = wensy -Sscond IN Hew xSyk.
q iNEw FoRK, Feb. 2l.-The ens.om house,
oA6ke, insurance companies, cefn exchange,
tomorrow Thefs will be no mAikets.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-22

NEw EoaK, Feb. "a eGordon. the .yIsver
IcspGaln, H4s execiped at noon to-day; hs made
pp, speech. He attempted suicide last night BY
. oklog oigars saturated with stIgchnins,.
The PSst says reinforoements hhve been, sent
80 Gen. Rafnside, shich Sill incgeAse hisiorce
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-22

LouIsyILLE. Feb. n -5 The Journal was mis-.
informed with regard 70 the c4pias reported to
have been issued o.. Judge CaHon for tie kFres,
Of Backner. He 10 under Indictment, itis
not probable thast civil authorities will de.
mand bim from the military spsh9ritiea,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-22
Cincinnati Market.

rilF fl0l 'l fH.Is NJ y p.x oa~ .s
tgnDis s9udtfsyl tSlhcnNAris feo' ~
aFL0UR-There waSA large quantity offered to-day,
sd this made buyers hold back a he CLOSE but prices
vere not lower. The sales were 1900 bbls at "a 500
So for superfne;jand - 6094 65 for extra "a rsti
WHIsKY--Pricsa further declined 10, with sales Of
100 bbls at l7k9UHc, the latter rate for wagon.
/ PROV lsI0Ns- In coed demand. IA sTf
4 MESS P0RK-A good demand which was met pretty
freely and the Gales comprise 2lOO bblsat Sl9 including
tgD bbls couptry packed. al I~aap ets5 r-ot4ra
BULK MEATS-The demand was fair. - ~ \
s1DES-The sales were 5c, 400 OOO lbs at 4kc pack
+ 4. delivered At Chicago sold lasteyebing. ~.
/ sH0uLDBRe-salts OF $50, 600 lbs at3kc. A. .
,MIDDLEs--sale Of HOO boxes packed at Chicago
od delive ed In New York, at 696Nc. - ~, a. ~
LARD-ls In fair demand at 7kc and 30 for barrel and
.g. o83l ~ IA ~, lf.t4ig 49,, 49,. 9. a.. .
hOas-A sale Of ~, lead averaging go lbs frozen,
"Ild at e3 90.
aRo0ERIEs--The market has not changed and Is
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-22

-, The gssleaseds infJapnesssrIyn
). ,BALTIMoRE, Feb 2l.-Nsithsr Col Ccrcorah,
Co., Csi Ee: :,. .. Mapr eisAs4pps hs 4s
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-22

RaItlDxERHfz, Feb. 81 --The State leeisla-
tuse has adjourned % meet In indepehdshoe
Hall to-mofrOw. Md
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y stenmer RnTnedI,. 4,

\ CLEvEtAHD. Feb 9lo--The steamer North
Star was burned at the wherf last night,S Loss
about 5000, Ensured one third value. % lii y
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-10-31
TO OUR READERS.

This morning the UNION is presented
TO its patrons diminished somewhat in
size. The fault Is not ours, nor is IL in
our power 10 control il al present The
paper maker on whom we depend, informs
ms that It VIII be necessary for him to
get several articles essential 10 The manu-
facture Of paper, before he can supply
us again with The proper size. lie has
enough Of the size we print on this
morning 90 last us until thc other can be
furnished We assure our patrons that
II is contrary to the wishes Of the Pub
fishers of the U'Si0S to take any step
that will detract from its merits. As
soon as we can be supplied with the pa
per we will resume our regular size.
Notwithstanding the reduction Of the
paper from is former size, there will be
no dimiuution in. the amount Of reading
matter from what has heretofore been
given.
September II, 1862.
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Proclamation of the Governor.

DY virtue Of the power and authority in me yes-
ID ted, Military Governor &C the State Of Ten
ncssec. do hereby appoint the following persons 20
bold aud exercise the functions, Of the respective Of
fees attached TO his aud their names and to perform
the lutios thereof according 20 law to wit:
FIRST WARD.
john Curp.r, Alderman. james Turner and VIM.
Roberts, Councilman,
SECOND WARD.
Jos. j Robb, Alderman. g.. NJ Southgaie aid A.
Myers Counciimeu
rHRp WARD.
Ell Mulloy, Alderman. Andrew Anderson and
Alex. Mcdaniel Comclmln.
FOURTH WARD.
Il. G.. Scovel, Alderman l.. b Hun and Charles
Slycrs, Ccuncimen
FIFTH wABp.
W. S. Cheutham, Alderman. j. 3. Knowles and W.
A. MoCelland, Counoilmen
SIXTH WARD.
NJ. NJ nricn, Alderman. a J. Yarbrough and
Wm. Driver Couucilmen.
SEVENTH WARD.
81. q. l.. Claiborne, Alderman. WIN. stewart and
Th0s. Cready Concimon.
EIGHTH WARD.
JOS smith, Alderman VIM. ilaily aud Wm.
SanborR, Counctmcu.
- IN TESTIMONY WHEREoF, ] have here.
unto set my hand aud caused the Groat
/ - Seal Of the State to DE aihXod, Of Nash 10
~ yillo this October lst 1862
ANDREW JOHNSON, GOvERSoR.
EDWARD II. EAST, Secretary Of State
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70 seize aud coniiscate property Of rebels,
aud for other purposes, approved July
18th, 1922 and which sections are in the
words and figures following
SECTION g. And Be 70 further e1lacted,
That all the slaves Of persons who shall
hereafter be engaged in rebellion against
the Government Of the United States, or
who shall ia any way give aid on COM
fort thereto, escaping from such persons,
and taking refuge within the limits Of
the army, and all slaves captured from
such persons, or deserted by them and
coming under the control of the Govern
ment Of the United States, and all slaves
Of such persons on or being within any
place occupied BY rebel forces, and af-
forwards occupied by the forces Of the
United States, shall be deemed captures
Of war, aud shall be forever free Of their
seryilude and not again held as slaves.
SEC 10. And 10 II further enacted, That no
slave escaping into any slave territory or
the District of Columbia, from any Of the
States shall be delivered up, or in any
way impeded OF hindered Of his liberty,
except for crime or some ofense against
the laws, unless the person claiming said
fugitive shall fret make oath that the
person to whom the labor or service of
said fugitive is alleged to be due, is his
lawful owner, and has not been in arms
against the United States in the present
rebellion, nor in any way given aid or
comfort thereto: and no person engaged
in the military or naval service OF the
United States shall, under any pretense
whatever, assume to decide on the valid
ity of the claims Of any person to the SER
vice or labor of any other person OF
surrender up any such person to the
claimant, on pain of being dismissed
from the service.
And / do hereby enjoin upon and or
der all persons engaged in the military
and naval service of the United States,
TO obey and enforce within their respec-
tive spheres Of service, the Article and
Sections above recited. And the Exec
utive will in due time recommend that
all citizens Of the United States who
shall have remained loyal thereto
throughout the rebellion, shall, upon the
restoration of the Constitutional rela-
tions between the United States and their
respective States and people, if the rela-
ton shall have been suspended or dis
turbed, be compensated for all losseSJy acts
Of tie United States, inclwiiag Ae loss Of
slareS.
In witness whereof have hereunto set
my hand and casued the seal Of the Uni
ted States to be affixed.
Done at the City Of Washington this
the twenty-second day Of September, in
the year Of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and sixty-two, and Of the In
dependence of the United States the
eighty-seventh.
[Signed, ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
By the President.
WM. II. SEWARD, Secretary of State.
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Justices Court.

HASsAa CALLAuAS, Pirn,} In a suit before G. 81.
"a, fH0ufhgatgi "a @Nrtfo on
CD. ELrioTT, DeFt tSe Poaco iol Da,idsou
County, Tennessee.
The plaintiff. Hannah Csiiahan, ia ths action hav-
ing obtained an AttAchment against the cetendant,
O. b. Elliott aud issued 20 "a Constable OF said Coun-
", aud returned BY him levied on property belong
ing 70 the defendant and 90 motion q paintlh, d
Appearing 10 che sati1actDu Cd said Justice. that Tie
defendant q non resident of The state Of tcnnessco
IL 4 ordered that publication be made for four sue.
eesaye weeks 10 aewspapor published IN tho city q
Nashville called the " Uniou, warning the doi6nd'
nut q appear before said Justice the 18th day Of
uctoberi 1861 and plead, nnsWfr 90 demur % said
attachment CtherNise the cauic VIII be eel f0r hear.
ing e1 pare 0n that day.
G.. ~ BOUTHGArR JP.
SEPT dih. iS62-ftF. PCS. Zee, $500
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Marshal's Sale.

Qi virtue Of tvu wis of = ~, 70 me directed by
- the Circuit luuri u the Jaiel States inr- tht
Middle District Of tennessee, i y. r. Glasoock Mar
shall 10 aud Tor IA District win expose Tor salo lnb-
cly, 90 the highest bidder. The iSth dsy 90 Octo-
Der lSf2, nj ihc Cont lIa-sA cu1r nd thc city Of
Nashville, all iho right, title, ca'ui aud mtcrcst
which John 7. Mckinley bias IN and 60 the following
described lots parcels Of land In The town Of Ainr.
fcesbofo, Rutherford county state Of Tennessee, To-
gcihcr with the buildings and improvements on Che
same VIZ To containing by estimation $3.50 square
feet, f0uting f5 feet on the public square IN Aiur-
free8hofo running back nOrlhward from sild SQUARE
$50 icei utlWt huisling 90 it. vested n said J. r.
Hicki ley Dy dted registered in bnok Of ihe Regis.
yer Of Rutherford county, pagc nOi also lot dtsia.
tattd in The original lmu Of said town Of Mnrflees
bofo q No 70 oegnning az stake southeast corner
Of Sail l1t, running thence West $50 feet 90 stake,
thence west ID 4 feet % w q Fletdhefis corner.
thence nath 90 ioci % stake on tho street thence
east viii tic street 10 the northwest corneg Of tin
Presbyterian Church lot thence south $50 feet % the
beginning, vested IN said Mckinley by deul register
ca ln book 8, page 5Sl lot in Nurireesboro bound
ca ns follows beginning with stake "a feet north Of
said hchnlcy'a southwest corner az lot purchased
from Jones, thence west lS5S feet 20 TIE street,
thence north S6f feet % q stake, with said street.
corner q lot formerly owned By Flechcr thence east
$50 feet 90 stake ihenca south TO The heainn Ing
vested n said Mckinley by deed registered IN book
pae leOi aud q loi heundcd as follows beginning on
northwest corner Of a lot owned by James Mcdowell
a.. running thence north With lhe street So icot 20
tie corner OF the street, thence east with the street
Y feet 20 stake thence south 50 feet 90 stake on
said Mclowells line thence west with said line "a
iect TO the beginning, vested Ia said Mckinley by
decd registered in book o, pages 80 81 said pro
perty being eyied upon satisfy Judgment IN favor
o. De C0uroy. aiourcade 4 Co. against = T. Aiekn.
ley, aud Judgment Ga favor Of Meador and & Co ,
against Han 8 Mckinley, rendered In said Court on
the 30ih day If April 1862, ana ON the LIST day Of
May, 1862 sale to take place at 10 O'clock a. b.
r. r. GLAsCOCK.
sopl2l4t U. $ Marshal, N D.
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Marshal's Sale.

DY virtue ola writ Of 4 ia to me directed from the
~ Circuit Court Of the United States, for the Mi die
District Of Tennessee, I, + X. Glascock Marshal in
aud for spd District, viii expose 20 sale publicly 10
the highest bidder, for cash. at the Court House door,
In the city Of Nashville, on the 18th day OF October
1862, the following slaves property OF Allen Crock.
EFT, namely Mary, about 10 years Of age, with her
infant son William; aud Peter, ten or eleven years
OF age the slaves aforesaid having been levied on 10
satisfy judgment 10 favor OF Clark, Adams Clark,
against A. D. Crockett, rendered in said Court the
2sih day Of April 1852 Sale 70 commence at 10
O'Clock, A. NJ. Il. r. GLASCOCK.
6epl2-l4t. U. s. Marshal, NJ. ID. Il.
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NOTICEi

A election viii be held nt the Olco Of the Ten.
"A nessee Marine and Fire Insurance Company, ON
Monday tho 9th day Of October next for Directors OF
said Company, TO serve for the ensuing twelve
months. A. W. BUTLER, Secretary.
NASHVILLE, Sept. 20, 1862. sep2l-td
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Marshal's Sale.

by virtue Of an alias vi in to me directed from
- the Circuit Court OF the United States for the
Middle District If Tennessee, l. u. r. Gloscock, Mar
shall 10 and for said District, will expose 10 public
sale 90 She highest bidder for cash. at the Court.
house dsod in the City Of Nashville, on the 2nd day
Of October 1902 all the right, title, claim and inter
est which Thomas Barry, Washington Barrow and
A. v. s. Lindsey and Washington Barrow, Admin
istrators OF John shelby, deceased, have in and 10
the following described pieces or parcels Of Land, 20
wit: tract Of Land, in Sumner county, Tennessee,
on Deshas creek and It's waters, beginning 40 "a
planted rock south corner Of James Whitosides,
thence North 1 East 81 poles TO planted rock
thence North 45o West 81 poles to rock at Abraham
Martins corner thence North l02 East l02 poles 20
a rock at Martin corner thence North 63Io East -
and $40 poles 80 q stake; thence North poles to a
stake; thence North 747 East ~ poles to sycamore
thence South 209 East 33 aud 6l0 poles 10 the center
of said creek thence down the same with its mean
dors thence South 75' East is poles South So East
ii poles TO point near we terminus Of the mill
race thence South a. West IS poles to a stake
thence 55l69 East % and g 10 poles 70 corner to
Cullen Gardner's; thence south 25Ao West IS poles
to stakei thence South 6j59' East ll3 and 9lO
poles to rock thence North 65o East l25 poles TO
the middle Of the creek; thence down the same as
Il meanders by Offsets thus (South Go East 20 poles
South 27' East % poles South lG59 East 60 poles
South We East % poles South So East - polos) 70
pile Of rocks on the east bank of the creek thence
North 671S9 West 207 poles, with Dr. W. Mentow 5
north boundary, to stake thence south 75o West
III ana $40 poles 70 stake thence South l1%e West
So poles, passing Or. IT, Hoads corner at ii poles
thence South 152 East leo poles thence South 69l5
West 332 poles 90 gate post thence South and
2l0 poles 20 q honey locust thence West SO and
40 poles 10 a rock thence North East 126 poles
to rock; thence South s9l East 81 poles 20 rock
thence North 70 East l22 aud 40 poles % q stake
thence South S9lso East 2l6 poles 70 the beginning.
Also, life estate in fiityoue acres which WIS wed
by Lucien J. Harris 10 Ids wife Sarah =. (now Sarah
+. Head) for her life. Also small tract adjoining
the above, Il being the mill tract uf four acres 70.
gether with the mill the Said property be-
ing levied upon 10 satisfy judgment IN favor Of S. S.
y. i. Bush against Thomas Barry, Washington Bar
row, W. Barrow and A, v. S. Lindsey Adninistra-
tors OF John Shelby, deceased rendered in said Court
on Tive 3rd day Of May, 1850. Sale 20 take place at
10 O'clock T.. Il, GLASCOCK,
aug2O-l4t I. S. h0rshal, nj. d 7.
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Horses for Sale !

ONE BAY MARE, accustomed to single harness,
a SNOWY and fine traveller.
ONE BROWN MARE good under the saddle, a
FLOODED animal aud fast Traveller also,
ONE DOUSLE sHTr OF HARNESS, all Of which
will be sold cheap, the owner does NOT neod them
Apply 10 JOSIAH ID. ALLEN,
aug26-lwn AZ. College street.