davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-07-24
LIST OF ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES At
FORTRESS MO NR0E JUIx q, 1866. 80

LIST OF ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES 4,
FORTRESS MO NROE, July q, 1866.
ARRIVALS.
Steamer Louisiana, Baltimore, Mail and PASSENGERS
Steamer City of Albany, Point Lookout 6, Storss
Tug D. d. Porter, Chesapeake City, Light.
Steamer Dictator, Baltimore, Mail and Passenger.
Steamer City Point, Norfolk, Mail and PASSENGER
Steamer Thomas CoIyCr, No. g. Norfolk Mail pn,.r.
Steamer Farmer, washington Comfy Stores. e'''
Steamer Mattano, Norfolk Mail and PASSENGER,
Tug Thos Foulke, Norfolk, Light
Steamer Newtowu, Portsmouth Lumber
steamer Exchange, Yorktown, Passengers, &c.
Tug Adelia, Baltimore Light -
Tug Islander, City Point Light
Schooner J. Ponder Jr., City Point.
schooner Warrington, City Point
Barge Jas Wilson, City Point.
DEPARTURES.
steamer 1. Colyer Richmond, Mail and Passengers
steamer City Point, Richmond, Mail and Passengers
Steamer Eagle No. g. Richmond, Paroled Prisoners
Steamer Mattano Cherrystone, Mail and Passengers
Steamer Maryland, Washington, Light
Steamer Chas. Osgood, Baltimore, Ordnance
Steamer Sylvan Shore, Norfolk, Passengers, &C.
Steamer Commerce, Baltimore Comfy stores
Tug Thos Foulke, City Point; Light,
Barge D. Megan, City Point, Coni'ry store.
Tug Morswood, Baltimore Light
Gun-boat Gen. Jessop, Baltimore LIGHT
Steamer Wyoming, Richmond Light
Schooner Rodella Blew Richmond Light.
Schooner s. II. Sharp, Richmond, Light.
Barge Iowa, Richmond, Light
Steamer Dictator, Baltimore, Mails aud Passengers
Steamer Louisiana, Baltimore Mails and passencers
Steamer City Of Albany Washington Light.
Steamer Exchange, Newport News Light
ARRIvAL-JuIY o.
Schooner Henry Finch, New York, Forage.
Schooner Eddy, Newport News, Ordnance,
Schooner VIM. o. Croker, New York, Forage
Steamer Thos. .. Cahil Philadelphia Light
Steamer Oriental, Point Lookout Light
DEPARTURES
Schooner Henry Finch, City Point, Forage
Barge Jas. u. Craig, City Point, Comfy Stores,
And the Regular Nail Boat.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-07-24

WHAT'S IN THE LooKs?We listened to couple of our
African "felerctzens yesterday discussing the ques
ton of looks
What you 'sposo, Jake, for dc looksi Looks
amt muffin You 'spose, nigga gwine to buy forty
dolla coatf No sah don't care dat for de looks-dal
now. tell you what it is de looks amt muffin, if de
heart is all right"
"Well Jim Use not gwine to controwert de PROPOSE
ton what you hab llusrously advance De premises
am we'll TAKEN and de groun' which de premises an
butam berry good groun de distractions an subsrac
lions OBJ de specuations you hab advance SCUM
counterfeit half dollar; still doesn't agree wild you
sorphistry how. II too logicable for de presen
advance state OBJ society tell you looks is ebberyting
Why blind man goes in for looks-he likes to look well
an see udder people look we'll 1t don't matter whedde
you got heart in your bres quarter dollar in you
pocket, de mudder give you in your skull
If you only got ortydollar coat to your back Looks
why looks is meat, drink an vegetables. Use gwine
hab afortydoar coat if it costs hundred dollars"
EJim gave inJake's "logicable' conclusions inishe
him.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-07-24

Tue STREET CosrRAcr.-on Saturday the COMMITTEES
on Streets awarded the contract to clean inc see'
Edward w. Face who receives 900 for the cleaning Of
our streets from the LIST of August the lst of February
1885, The Committee reserves all the shells and material
rubbish for the Of filing up unpaved Streets and
also holds the contractor under heavy bonds for the full
flment Of his duties as defined by the City Ordinances
In such cases made and provided for under the personal
supervision of the Street Inspector" who is compelled BY
the law to keep tho streets at all times In proper cond
ton Tho contractor we know to be man of energy and
industry and one fully capable Of carrying out his DBL
cations.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-07-24
ADJUSTMENTS.
Il + n n S r H LEA IRE.
OLIVER B. D0UD Trupop INV M.r.orp

I IL l. n N 5 L III E A II II f
VhA'h Eli b. Doop"''"'.'.',,.,...TEM TEMPORARY MANAGER
BY SPECIAL REQUEST.
A CONTINUATION
u NJ NJ E r SEAS SON.
MONDAY EVENING, JULY 9th,
Ia wo-ga
MATE DRAMAS.
First app earance Of
MR., JAMES A. OATES,
MR. W. II, BoKEE,
MRS, FRED, MEEK,
MIR. o. D. DOwD,
AND THE ENTIRE COMPANY.
Tonight the Performance eommsncea with
LUCRETIA B0RGTA.
LUCRETIA BORGIA
LUCRETIA B0RGIA.
LUCRETIA BORGIA.
LUCRETIA BORGIA.
LuCRETIA B0RGIA.
10 conclude with the favorite Farce, celled
HIS LAST LEGS.
HIS LAST LEGS.
HIS LAST LEGS.
HIS LAST LEGS.
HIS LAST LEGS
Tomorrow night Benefit Of
MIR. W. II. BoKEE
M BETH.
In preparation,
LADY OF LYONS.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-07-24

MILITARY CouRT, July I'D 1s65.-Precilla White ps
Jane wilkins, Lucy Cufy and Sarah Whitehurst Gold.
Action to recover premises Defendants ordered to vacat
on or before the I'd of August Plaintiff to pay costs
suit
James Smith and George Ely (cold, charged with sci
ling liquor to soldiers Charge not sustained and
dismissed. r l...
Daniel Webster (col'd), charged with being DRUM
and disorderly. Case continued.
Samuel Wlnn cold) charged with stealing. PLEAD
guilty Plea confirmed, and sentenced to hard labor
prison for fifteen days.
Tommy Baker (coldl charged with selling liquor t.
soldiers Found guilty, and fined $25.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-07-24

Coop IpEA.-We are informed that in one company
OF the l04th Pennsylvania volunteers doing duty in
this city, there are twenty Industrious young men, all
from Bucks county in that State who having saved
an average 81 900 each, intend settling in the neghbor
hood of this CITY, vixen they discharged from service
Theyrs farmors-and 1t is intention to purchase land
and go industousy to work at tillingit This
ceent idea and one that should be carried out
ensively 1t should be encouraged by all partes for Viz
ginia could have no better population class Of people
that she stands more In need otban the salwa healthy
industrousand enterprsing young farmers from the Yves
tern and Middle states that composed the rank and file
Of the great American army. Let them remain among
us with their capital and labor there is enough
land enough to furnsha million Of them with homes
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-07-24

TIE STORE lately occupied by j. j. Moore deceased and
situated on the west side Of Market Square, rented
out on Saturday by T. j. Corprew the administrator to
the highest bidder, and was knocked down to Thomas
Bottmore, to the LIST of January, 1885, for the O
s,9oe 1t is the intention of Mr. Bottmore to qpSR
large wholesale Boot and Shoe and Furnishing Store.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-07-24
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NORFOLK, July %
ARRIVALS.

ARRIVALS.
Steamer NJ. Martin, Livingston, Richmond.
Steamer Clarion, Morse, WILLIAMSON, NC.
Schooner Ann Elizabeth, Bosom, New York.
Sloop Reliance, Mesck, Baltimore.
Sloop r. L. Lvinston, Croker, Eliz City, N. c,
Sloop Holmes, Burrows, Smithfeld
Steamer Georgiana, Pierson, Baltimore.
Steamer George Leary, Brakeman, Baltimore.
DEPARTURES.
Schooner Phoebe Cornelius, Bensten, Richmond
Steamer Dacotah, Ryder, New York.
Steamer NJ Martin, Livingston, Richmond.
Soop Mary Eliza, Pearce, Nansemond River.
schooner William Crittenden, Nolan, Miners Creek
Steamer Eclipse, Pierson, Fairfield, NC
Bark ST. Agnes, Hamilton. Baltimore.
Steamer May Flower, Robinson, Baltimore.
Steamer Georgiana, Person, Baltimore.
Steamer George Leary, Brakeman Baltimore.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-07-24

we publish this morning an official
report of the first Fort Fisher Expedi-
ton. twill be noticed that it contains
a complete vindication of the course of
Gen. Butler on that occasion.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-07-24

Gen. GRoReE y. SHEPLEY.-There is a very fine large
sized photograph Of this gentleman exhibition at
the Of Mesrs Sherman Brothers. Roanoke Square,
which sent hther by the Governor at the earnest
solicitation of the Norfolk Board of Trade. Perhaps
oficerin our army has won SO much popularity among
the people Of different portions of the South as Governor
shepley In New Orleans, where he was Military Govern
or under both Generals Butler and Banks, the people
fairly idolzed him. He kind, consderate and impair
ta In his intercourse with the citizens and faithful hon
and upright in the discharge of his official duties.
The greatest regret expressed by all parties when he
displaced, to give way to civil administrator and
had the wishes of the people been consulted the change
never would have taken place So economical
he In his administration Of the finances that on re-
firing he turned to his successor more than half
million of dollars belonging to the State, which had ac-
cumuatsd in the treasury while under his control 1t
took but few months after he retired for the author
ties to squander this sum, and much more without
benefting thestate particle. From New Orleans Gov
Shepley to Norfolk, and appointed Military
Commander Of the Eastern District of Virginia with his
headquarters in this city, and while dschargng the i'm
portant duties pertaining to this Office he won therespect
and esteem of all parties and made thousands of warm
personal friends who are unwilling to forget him in his
retirement to the shades of private l He is now resid
ing at his home in Portland from which city the portrait
alluded to was forwarded in response to the request of
number of our most eminent citizens who were desrou;
of some token by which the gratitude of the people fol
| noble gentleman to whom they owe much might be
perpeuated picture is perfect one and very srik
ing likeness Persons DESTROYS of seeing can call in al
Messrs. Sherman Brothers, where they will be warmly
welcomed by the aabe and courteous propretors The
picture will be hung up in the Hall of the Board of Trade
when that body shall be fully organized as the Governor
took great interest in matters of trade while hare
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-07-24

PERsoNAL.President johnson, Gen. Massey and other
gentlemen, came down the bay yesterday in search oil
health: Gen. Turner, Capt Renshaw, Capt Gibbs. Mr.
Martin, and Mr. Dogg of Richmond on Sunday Capt
Tracy of the Washington Republican, and party in
tbaaa
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-07-24

Nowsmen and newsboys desiring papers WI, p'eS
have thei :. orders at the countinsfo0m 'ne p'
vious before SIX o'clock.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-07-24

HEAT-Friday the hottest day Of the season, the
thermometer standing 1860 in the shade at 130 m
as reported by DR.. Lewis.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-07-24

Advertisers arc requested to hand in their
ments before six o'clock in the evening" previous PN
cation.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-07-24

CONCERT, CONCERT-The chill
uren OIL the freemason Street Baptist Sunday School
propose to give Concert on e 25h inst at SS O'clock
I, NJ at the Church. Admission free collection will
DC taken up during the exercises for the benefit of the
literally. ff "
Doors to open at precisely quarter past o'clock.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-07-24

ALI communications relating to business matters con
nected with this paper should be addressed to E.
Brown Norfolk Post All communications pertaining &c
Editorial matters and all correspondence Intended Tor the
paper should be addressed to John Clark Editor
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-07-24

Mayhew Brothers, Booksellers and statoners' areau-
thorzed agents to sell the Norfolk Post and all orders
left with them will be attended to the same as If left at
the Office of publication.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-07-24
SATURDAY.

The WEATHER.-The Thermometer at Dr. W. e. Lewis
Drug Store under the Atlantic Hotel indicated the fol-
lowing state of the weather Saturday and Sunday:
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-07-24

s. H. Pettergill Co. are authorized Advertising
Agents for the Post in New York and Boston.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-01-19
SUERIFF'S SALE.
S,dte OfOhiO, ViatOn COunty,

John U. L, Brown, Pl:f,l In Conrt ol
. against SOommoniIess
Benjamin Morgan ct al. Defl.J Order OF sale
PURSUANT to the command of an order OF
i sale in the above cause to me directed from
the Court of Common Pleas, of the aforesaid
County of Vinton / will offer at public sale, at
the door Of the Court House, in the town
of Macarthur. in aforesaid County of Vinton, on
MondnU The 03rd dan of Jgnu1T.y 1865,
Between tbs bours Of ten o'clock A n and four
o'cln,v p NJ of said dav the follovinO proper-
tv sitnato1 In said Vintop coupty +, vii. Re-
Ginning nt the soutb east ,orner of section
nu,. be1 five I5N in TowrsLtp number nine.
"a cf Rorga nurnber ,ioLi,an GSN tLcA,.,
Tunning dre wcst an said section line 10 the
bsd of the creek. thsnce nm tLc creole. al3rsi-,
various winds pud mean det ,las.toa a willie unE
treo. ON tho bank rf The creek nour wbcr the
creek strikes the bluT phoye pstsr Nillers
house. thenc, sixteen rods nearly pcrlhtoa
Stone in the ouIIy. thence nm the Gr.tt , west
ward 60 re 10 the c,rrer s.nre in draft. 10
| tween samuel Darby Sr upl Peter Miller Sr.
! thence dne north to the section line. thence
east on the ,ec,ion line To- the nth east cor
ner Of .oil section Nh nee d,,e sou,b ON The
section line. half v1y IN ibe Dlo,c ~ Ar ripniay
on stone hotwccp Sid Samuel Darby Sr. aad
Soloman Redteru, thence ,unulpg in,o section
number f. ur q south east direction to the
south east corn er of ihe north we-t quarter of
the south west ougrtnr Of said section. thcg.e
due south o the section line thcues 5us wet
to the place ofbeginnirg t,n,ning ono hun.
! d.cd md seventy J,rss moro or less. save and
excct seventy acrcs mo,e or I less ,1 on The sas "
/ side of said creek. retained and now ovrgd by
said Braf:on, aoi also save and except tns fol-
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-01-19
A LECTURE
4 TO YOUN MEN

JUsr PuELI.uED IN SEALED ENvELoPE.
PRICE SIX EMS.
4 Lecture on Ike Nature, Treatment aud
Radical Cure Of Spermat,rrhoea or Semi
nal Weakness, Involuntary Emissions Sny.
ual Debility. and and lmpedimenis To Mar.
rldge scnerally. Nervousness, Consume.
tion Epilepsy, and Fits; Mental amt pbv.
iCal lncapaci'y, resulting from S,lfA5n.s
&c. By ROBT J. CULVERWELL M y
Author of the "GrPen Book &.
The world renowned author. in This al.
mirable Lecture clearly proves from his own
experience that the awful cons quencas or
SeIf-Abuse may be eGeciualv remnved
without medicine, and withoui langerons
surgical operations. bougies, instrument
ring. or cnrdais, pointing ont a cure i oncs
certain and effec;u1l, by which every sufrr,.
er, no matter what his condition NAV be
may cure hmsalf chpsply, plivatlev. and rad
cally. THIS LECTURE WILL PROVE a
BOON TO THOUSANDS AND THOUS
ANDS.
Sent under seal. to anv address. in q
plain, sealed envelope, Oh The recent of s;y
cents, or two postage stsmps. by addcpsmc
CHAS. J. C. KLINE & Co
BuweIyl-7 New York Z. o. Box 5,6
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-01-19
LEGAL NOTICE.
State of Ohio Y5nt0n COYntv

/ John D. Quinn, Of Pittsburgh, in tho State
I Of Pennsylvania, will take notice that May
histOn, OF the County Of ViLtO., Ia the Stulr
/ Of Ohio, lid on the 2Sth day Of December. A. D
/ lSdl, file her poiion in tho Court Of Common
Pleas within and for said County, of vi. ton,
and State of Cuiu gainst the said John d.
Quinn, and Alice, Quinn, Bernard Quinh,
Jane, Quinn, Cuthuriue Quinn, Patrick II.
Quinn, Almond Souc Jr. and Martin NcGrsth
defendants, setting forth that about May A. y.
le59. fbcnzer li.ton the husband of The ,aid
| Mary Lis,ou, purchased from Patrick QuiHu,
among Others the following uGCt ut l.ni Ito wit
Beginni g 10 poles and links north from the
south east corner Cf Section number ten town.
ship eight range sixteen in the OHIO c0npanyS
purchase thence north one ,cgrcc and six
minutes east ST poles and IS links; thence
rorth 20 degree weH l69 POLES and lipkF,
south 6min. west As qoles and Is links thcne
! Q south70. degrees east l69 poles AMI links to
! the place OF bcnInniDT. That On the 2'd day
Of May a. d. lSaN. the said Patrick Quinn ard
Alice Quinn T. wife, executed deed UI tia.
date to said Ebcne2or Li,ton for said I'm |.
intending to convey the same, but that thcre
is mistake in said deed in this, that instead
Of describing the abDvo lands, II describes The
lands u~ Glowing to, wit; Beginning 10 poles
and links nor of the south eHst corner Il
The section township and range aforesaid thence
north one degree mingtS east 81 pol cs ind
Is links, thence west 20 minuts north lG9 pole
and links, thence south one degree and six
minuts west 81 poles and Is links, thence cast
- mlnutS south lG9poIes ald links to I he
place of beginning. And also, thai, by the
last will of the said Ehenezer Lislon, tho
plaintiff become the absolute owner Of the land
first above described, and hat she has sold said
lands to the said lmond Soules Jr and Martin
NcGrath and pray ing that. in order 20 ouit the
title to said lands, the laid defendants All q"
Quinn, John D. Quin, Bernard Quinn. JaH "a
| Quinn, CuthariuG Quinn, Patrick II Quinn, nv
ordered to "A execute deed for the same to tI"
said Almond Soulcs, and Martin McGm,h anil
( that. in default tfereofscil order shpli opc'G'"
/ aS such deed, and also, that irdgmenV be
rendered against the said defendants Alice
! Quinn, Johu d. Qunn, Bernard Quinn, j mns
| Quinn, Cathurine Quinn, and Patrick II. Quar.
and in favor of the plaintiff for her costs herein
/ and for other relief. And tn, said John y d..
! Quinn is notified that ho is required to appear
and answer said petition on or before the tiird
Suicrduy alter the II day OF March y. d.
! 1915.
Jan. 5th lSG5.- Mary Liston.
! q, D. B. Shivul her Atty.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-01-19
SNERlTF'S SALE.
Stale of OAio. YiHton County,

Stale OF OHlO Nt"tO" NO"H'Y
Ga.r,e A. IL r.. CAIRNS P.ths. In Coat of
J.J Allison & Defts' Pleas
william Ii Black or Execution
DURSUANC to the command Of an isSecu-
ton in the obovecau>c to me directed from
the Court Of Common leas, Of Ninton
comfy Ohio will offer at public sale at
The door Of the Court House, in the Town OF Me-
Arthur. in the codnty of inton, on
,Saturduv the 18Th day Of Fe5arGry 1885,
pe,neen the hours OF ten O'Clock A NJ. AMI four
n,cir,k. PM, of said day the following des-
I'LL nroperty. to wit The north west
on,rter Of section number thirty-toUr, 81 IN
,,,y,ship num 1er ten, IL } Of range number
sftoen. 10. also the west halt ofthe north
aa.t o5arter Of section numbN thrty-iour,
f9il in township number ten, CO., 1T range
Hnnber afteen, Ilj,) utaining two hunt "ed
anJ fort acres. And para o: the west hali
of the south west quarter OF section ndmDei
yirtT-G ave, (S5, in loN Nnship number ten. TO- }
"a 20 number fifteen. (l5) containing ten
- Lcgiuing at the creek below Browns
Nan progns line crosses the e eek III the souti
- nrarter,of sectcn number lidrty i've. 81,
- to,yrsbip number ten, II )Of range numpar
fn,or G5l thence south tEiry y-tNO Gegrc1,
-, 9, " chains aud hfCy-tlree links TO astakc
,L,,'os niohty-siX degrees west six chains and
80, tbree links to II stake. thence south forty
nin; DEGREES west six chains and forty links to
u a'uo s,oIc from vhich ReiOak eight inches ID
S;a,nater leans south sixty seven aud hall
Jsrrses sS,,,sN west thirty five links distant, d
Wbits oak five inches sn diamater, leans north
oirhtv I'v .eight degrees three hundred and TWEEN
TyIinks distant, thence east on the section
H.. to the creek, thence up the creek with the
meSrderings @ thcreofto the place, of beginning
taken as the property ofJ.J. Allison and
w II. Black to satisfy judgement in favor OF
George A. ~ K. G. Arms.
Appra'sel al ty' tousPnd nine hundred iand
seventy dollars, and must bring t"o-thirds oi
chat SUM
TERMS OF sale, cash in hard.
J,J. SIl0CKEY,.
Jan'y l2, ,ls65.-aT Sim V. Co.o'
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-01-19
SuERiFF'S SALE.
.Sate # Ohio. J'atoa County.
F. II. MeTcor Pltf ! In Cour

,Sate # Ohio, J'mtoa County.
F. H. Mercer Plttf Ia Court Of
against Common Pleas
Beniamin Dill Dei'tJ On Execution
DURSU INT TO the command of an order OF
i sale in the aboTv cause to me directed from
the Court Of Common Pleas, OF the af"rsaid
County of VintOn, will offer at public sale at
the door OF the Court House, in the town Of
MAcrthur, in the aforesaid county Of Vinton N
SATURDAY The 18Th dag Of February 1865,
AT the hour ore o'c ocl, PM. Of said day
the following premises to. wit: The north end
Of out lot inner two, a. being a scrip of
the north end Of said lot, about one hundred
and twenty feet vide, and all ofthe said lot OK
cept that part or parcel conveyed by Charles
R0bbits and wife to he Marric,a & Cincinnati
Rail RolG Company, Also astrip of Of the
side out lot number three commenting mt he
line between lots number two ami three runnig
theme east on he north lot number three unIl
il intcFsccts he line running south from the
south west corner of Ia lot number twelve.
thence south one hundred and twaLry fee: un iii
it int sec Is The east and weit ue o. that part
of out-lot number two, conveyed as abOve-
thence west 10 th' said divisi n line between
lots nu.nbor two ard three, and thence north
to the place Of beginning, all of said lois and
parts of lots living and bSng in Robbins addi-
ton to the town Of Ilamden Vinton county o.
on which is stnagd FoGndry together with
The Engine and machinery belonging ~ said
foundry business,
! Taken as The property of Benjamin Dill to
satisfy u iudgemen. of aforesaid Court, ir fa-
yor Of +. II. Mercer
Appraised as follows o-wit: at the snm Of
hree Thousand four hundred dollars aud must
bring tw o. thirds of that sum-
TERMS Of sale cash in hand.
j. j, MCDOWELL, j. J.NSII0CKSY
Att. for Plitf. Shift Woo
Jan, !2th !s65-5w