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Tract OF Land For Sale.

l.. b. Fte ct ais VS.. >. M. Preacher ct ais.
in pursuance of an order made at the
October term, 1896, Of the Chan,cry court
at GAINESVILLE, will offer for sale, on
MONDAY, DECEMBER Gath, 1866,
at the court house in the city of GAINESVILLE, a
tract of land in District No. 10, of Mont
gomery county, 1t being the same tract
bought by J. N. Peacher Of J. NJ. Jack son,
924 acres, and adjoining the
lands of A. A. Powers, J. II. Marable and
Wall. Terms of sale and years credit,
notes with good security and lien retained
for the purchase money. No redemption.
W. I. SHAcKELYoRp, O. 4 N.
Nov. 80, '66-4w-adv. and bills, 81.
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Land For Sale.
John X. Wilson VS., Augusta Madole.

John X. Wilson vs.. Augusta MadoIe.
IN pursuance of an order made at the Oc-
tober term 1865, Of the Chancery court at
GAINESVILLE, win offer for sale at public
auction, at the Court House in GAINESVILLE
on Monday oath of December, 1869, the one
fifth part of tract Of land (undivided) con-
tanning STO Acres, situated In
District No. 3, on the road from New Provi-
dence to Peacher's Min, 1t being the same
tract purchased by J. w. Madole Of John K.
Wilson. TERMS OF SALE: One and 2 years
credit, notes with good security required and
a lien retained for the purchase money. No
redemption. W. T. SHAcKELvoRD, G N.
Nov. 30, l866-4t-adv. l. bills 81.
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sale Of Land.
John A, Elliott and Sarah Blair vs. william

John A. Elliott and Sarah Blair vs. william
Bumpass ct ais.
IN pursuance Of an order made at the Oct.
term, 1866, Of the Chancery court at Clsrks-
vile, will offer for sale at public auction,
at the court house in Clarksvills, on Mon.
day, Gath Dec. next tract of land In Dis
trict No. 8, containing 1924 acres, and ID
joins the lands of I. Ogburn, John g. Mickle,
decd, Berry Lyle and Bryan Smith. Terms
|, 2, 3 and 4 years credit, with interest from
date, payable annually; notes with good So
curity required and lien retained until the
purchase money Is paid. No redemption.
W. T. SHAoKKLroRp, @. AN.
Nov. 30, '66-4w-adv. and bills, az.
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Chancery Sale.

James II. Bowling Admir-, VS.. E. A. Randle
ct ais.
IN pursuance Of an order made at the
October term, 1866, Of the Chancery court
at Clarksville, will offer for sale, at the
court house in GAINESVILLE, on Monday, Gath
of December next, the remainder of the in
terest in the dover of the widow Il. A. Ran
die, as heretofore laid of. Said dover con-
tains rs acres. Terms-6 and IL months
credit; notes with good security required and
a lien retained for the purchase money.
W. T. SHAcKELFoRD, G. N.
Nov. 80, 66-4t-adv. aud bills, o..
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Houses and Lots for Sale.

H. Dunlop VS.. Fin. Badley,-Roberts and
Mckinnon rs. Fin. Bradley.
IN pursuance of an order made in this
cause, will offer for sale at the Court House
in GAINESVILLE, on Monday Gath day Of De-
cember, 1866, at public auction, the lot pur-
chased by Fin. Bradley, adjoining the city
of GAINESVILLE, and lying between Main and
College street. the same having been for
merly owned by Fred. Malone. This lot
contains about four acres and has two dwell
ing houses on it. 1t will DO divided into
lots. TERMS OF SALE:-r6, ~ and ls
months credit, notes with good security re-
CURED and lien retained for the purchase
money. No redemption.
W. T. SHACKELroRp, @. a N.
Nov. 80, lS66-4t-adv. and bills 81
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Land for Sale.

QY VIRTUE OF THE WILL OF ABRA.
~ ham Brantley, !, as administrator, with
the win annexed, win offer to the highest
bidder q tract ofland In District No. 4, on the
road from Clarksville 10 Garretsburg, about
FIVE miles from New Providence, and within
two miles Of Davies h Jones' Touring mills;
a healthy location, with residence and out
buildings and orchard, containing two hun
dred and forty acres. kf NE
Sale on the premises, on the 9th day Of
January, 1857. Terms made known then.
PETER ONEAL,
Administrator, With will annexed OF Abra-
ham Brantley. Dec..1, ls66.--4w
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JACK SHIvERS' SON.

On the first page, may be found a
letter from Jeems Shivers to his dad.
dy. 1t is somewhat personal to the
distinguished representative from this
county, but we disclaim any respon-
sibility therefor, in case it "shivers"
the "jug kivered up in broadcloth. T"
We think, however, that Jeems must
be mistaken in supposing that the
aforesaid "jug" will be a candidate
for Congress, in the event of negro
suffrage. He is not Solomon, in
telleetually, though physically, he
may aspire to rivalry; yet he has
sense enough to know that he can be
beaten for Congress, in this district,
by Ben Carlyle, Daniel Overton,
dumb Jack, or any other negro. The
darkies will stand up for their own
color, and there are few white voters
who do not prefer negro to Radi-
cal for any position
This feeling is, we believe, univer-
sal in the South, and should negro
suffrage be forced upon us, our poll.
cy should be to send none but negros
to Congress, until the northern peo-
pie become decent enough and sensi-
BILE enough, to elect to that body,
gentlemen and statesmen. The pres
ence of negroes could not make the
government less wise or less respected
abroad, or at home. Nor can such
course detract from the honor and
dignity Of the South, because, whilst
its wisest statesmen can do no good
In Congress, as at present constituted,
the world will understand it as an
effort on our part, to mate the north
ern members with kindred spirits
from the South, and at the same time,
to spare our high toned statesmen
the humiliation of intimate political
intercourse with such vile set as
now occupy the Halls of Congress.
We could furnish white material Of
the right sort to match that of the
North, but prefer the medium be-
tween the gentleman and the Radical,
and therefore select the negro who is
precisely as far above the Radical as
he is below the gentleman. 1t will
require purer spirit than "jug" of
low wines to carry this district, even
if negro suffrage be forced upon us,
by bogus Legislature.
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PoRE.---on the ith inst, pork command
cd, in Louisville 5!e, for light hogs to 81
for heavy. Cincinnati, So To $6lOc.--
Chicago, 81 to So St, Louis, 81 to 6lc.
Gold liOs
ToBAcco.- Louisville prices hanged from
$500 tosl7.25. New Orleans on Dec. 1t
'hp range wa iiom $3.50 lo 5000.
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SHOES AND HATS,
Cheaper than Ever

VALIANT 4 LANDER have Just re-
ceived, in addition to their already large
stock of Shoes, Hats, &c, fine lot Of BAL
TIMORE CITY MADE BOOTS AND
SHOES, fresh supply Of BROGANS, also
a fine lot Of Hosiery and other Furnishing
Goods-all which we are determined to sell
cheaper than they can be bought in the State.
FURS! FURS! FURS!
Having an agency for Ladies' Furs, we
can supply them at Louisville or Cincinnati
prices. Call and examine our stock.
VALIANT 4 LANDER.
Nov. 80, 'e6.2m
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DIR. BILLINGsLEY

HAS REMOVED HIS OFFICE AND
residence to the new frame building one door
east Of the Episcopal church, on Franklin
street
Nov. 2, le66.tl
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Chaucery Sale OF Lot near ClarksyilIe

W. 5. DICK against John Bradley.
IN pursuance of an order made at the
October term 1866, Of the Chancery court at
Clarksville, | will offer for sale at public
auction, at tho Court House IN Clarksville,
on Monday Gath December 1865, lot OF
ground adjoining Bradley's Brickyard aud
the Dolan property. Said lot contains sboua
FOUR ACRES and has q small brick house
on it. Terms Cash.
w. 7. SHAcKELFoRD, o. an.
Nov. 80, ls66--4t-adv h bills 81.
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Administrators Notice.

A LII PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS against
Ia the estate of B. F. White, deceased, are
hereby notified to file them with me within
the time prescribed by law. All those in
dedted to said estate will make payment i'm
meditely. B. w. JOHNSON,
Dec. Z, l866.-4w. Administrator.
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Twenty-two heavily loaded cars-twenty-
one OF them loaded with cotton--passed
through Lynehburg last Friday morning,
going east TO Norfolk. Several more passed
through on sunday morning.
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DISSOLUTION.

THE PARTNERSHIP EXISTING BE-
l. tween A. u. SIMPSON having ex-
pred 18th Of July, 1895, from that date the
business win be conducted in the name Of
ienry simpson, who will continue the jew
cry business at bis fathers old stand. A
liberal share Of patronage respectfully solic-
ited. II. SIMPSON.
- watch repairing will be under the
control OF saml Simpson, az heretofore.
Sept I, 1866 Il
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Attention, Firemen!

THE MEMBERS OF CLARKS-
&N&-ville Deluge Fire Company, No. l,
&Se&kare hereby notified that called
meeting will be held at the Hall on Tuesday
night next, 18th inst, to hear the report Of
the committee now engaged in making prep
arations for Grand Ball during Christmas
week. A full attendance is earnestly re-
quested. By order of the President.
W. A. SOLOMON, Secy.
Dec. 7, '66-lt
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Notice to Builders.

NUtlCC W DulIucTSs
THE UNDERSIGNED WILL RECEIVE
l. bids for the erection of School House
on the lot near the Cemetery, on Franklin
street. a@t
House to be frame, with upright boards,
ten inches wide, stripped-30X5O feet
ground plan-on brick foundation, 9 inch
wall, 10 inches under ground and two feet
above; ceiling IA feet high, to be filled in
between the studding with 4-ipch brick wall,
and lathed and plastered; 10 be covered with
good shingles, and roof to project two feet at
eve and gable. Two folding doors; three
windows on each side, with shutters. Win
dows "a lights, l0Xl2 glass. Outside of
building rough and painted brown, eavings
white. If the work is contracted for, it will
be paid for by the committee in cash at the
completion of the work, or as it progresses
upon fair showing. To be completed in so
days. Hand in bids to W. p Hume, ESQ, at
First National Bank, GAINESVILLE, next week.
w. p. HUME,
WM. WINES, ocnooi
R. W. HUMPHREYS, COMMITTEE.
Dec 1T
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200 Acres OF Land.

will sell also, should the purchaser desire
it, all the live stock, Horses, Mules, Hogs,
Cattle. Sheep, &C, and all the farming impie-
ments on the place. For terms address
CHARLES w. TYLER,
Dec. 7.-3w" Tait's Station, Tenn.
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House and Lot for Rent.

IN SATURDAY, THE 22D DAY OF
" December, 1885, at the court house, will
be rented at public outcry, for the year 1867,
the House and lot formerly occupied as a
dwelling by John Ballard, deceased. Ten
dollars in cash required, and note and ap-
proved security for balance due Dec. 25tb,
1867. g. s. DICK, Agent for Executor.
Nov. %, lse6-st
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A. y. q N.
DEALER IN
Drugs, Medicines and Chemicals,
New Providence, Tenn.

HAVING PURCHASED THE DRUG
III Store Of v. W. Smith, will keep con
stantly on hand full and genuine stock o ,
Drugs, Medicines, Dye Stufrs,
Oils, Paints, Varnishes, Window
Glass, Tobacco, Snuff, StatlOne-
ry, Etc.
In short everything usually kept in drug
establishment.
The Prescription Department will be su-
perintended by DR.. A, J. Gupton, and pre-
scriptons win be carefully compounded at
all hours.
respectfully solicit share of public pat
ronage, as intend to keep good articles and
sell them at reasonable rates.
A, J. GUPT0N.
NEw PRoyIpESoI, TIM, Dec, 7, 'ee,-2m'
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30S ACRES.

Two hundred cleared and in cultivation, the
rest in timber. Well improved, convenient
to market, and in good neigh borhood
This is one Of the most desirable places in the
county.
The Improvements consist Of dwelling Of
ten rooms, smoke house, kitchen, carriage
house, comfortable negro quarters, good sta
bles, two large barns capable of housing 30
900 pounds of tobacco, and fine orchard Of
ffuit trees Of every variety.
Or will sell the house and improvements
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Farm for Sale.

T WILL SELL PRIVATELY THE FARM
L on which my mother now resides, lying
in District No. l, Montgomery county, one
mile and a half from Hamptons Station, on
the Memphis, GAINESVILLE and Louisville Rail
road, and containing
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1866-11-01

and day following, at York Court House, the following
property, to wit:
One tract of land, wereon the Defendant now resides,
containing one hundred and twenty acrcs more or less,
bounded BY lands of Col J. b. Lowry and others. Also,
OH the following at the residence OF Defendant VIII
sell one bureau clock, cupboard, one buggy and
harness. of co lot Of fodder and one bay horse
levied on as the property of r. b. Alexander at the suit Of
T. a. Moore, s. Il. Moore, and w. A. Moore, survivors
and others. solo)
One black mare levied the property of John Cash
on at the suit of John F. Lindsey and Others (SOIO)
On Tuesday after the first Monday in November at the
late residence OF R. II. Mcconnell deceased the following
personal property wit: One horse, mule, six head
of CATTLE twenty nine head of hogs wagon and har
ness one carriage and harness, lot Of wheat one LOT
of corn lot of hay, lot Of fodder three bales OF
cotton, one lot Of cotton In the secd levied on iis the
property of R. H. Mcconnell deceascd al the suit Of Moore
& Burris. and others. (s357)
On Tuesday after the first Monday In November next,
will sell at the residence Of Thomas Roach eight chairs
two beds and niture safe and contents two bureaus
three tables spinning machine one clock one looking
glass; 40 gallon kettle hOrse four head o CATTLE
head of hogs, Sheep lot OF Blacksmith tools one lo
of corn, lot of fodder molsSes mill and boiler one
buggy and harness. two wagons one straw cutter, one PAIR
secyards and shot gum levied on as the property OF
Thomas Roach, at the suit of G. X. Roach. (S350)
One tract of aud, whereon tie Defendant now resides
bounded by lands Of j. N. McElwee, Sr., R. J. Brown
and Others levied on rs the property Of G. F. Ferguson nj
the suit of w. j. T. Miller, Guardian, and others i4V
JAMES MASON, s. Y. D.
Yorkyie, October II, 1866. 25At
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Interesting from Washington.

The Washington correspondent of tba
Chicago Times gives US the following inter.
estipg items concerning Southern represen-
tation, Sc:
When Congress assemblies next winter
the first question for them to decide will
be, whether or not the representatives oi
the ten Southern States will be admitted
On this question, the House will stand as
follows: For their aduission-From Della
ware, L; Kentucky, 8; Maryland, 2; Hi
nois, 3; Indiana, 4; Missouri, 2; New Jer
sey, 4; New York, 16; Ohio, 4; Pennsly
vania, IL; Tennessee, 4; West Virginia
3; Wisconsin, l. Total "a. The members
elected and entitled to take their seats are
as follows; From Alabama, Z; Arkansas
2; Florida, l; Georgia, Z; Louisiana, 4
Mississippi, 5; North Carolina, 8; South
Carolina, 4; Texas, 2; Virginia, 8. Total
50. This, with the 81 Democratic and
conservative members from the North, as
above, makes l16 members. 1t is not quite
quorum, or a majority. The law requires
the House to consist of 24l members, Of
whom l2l are a quorum. This requires
only five members more. There is gooc
reason to hope that, among all the 26 North
ern States, FIVE Republican members can be
found honest enough to desert the radicals
and stand by their country.
Now for the Senate. The Senate vii
stand on the same question as follows
From California, l Connecticut, l; Della
ware, 2; Indiana, l; Kentucky, 2; Mary
land, l New Jersey, l; Oregon, l; Penn
sylvania, 2; Tennessee, l; West Virginia
2; Wisconsin, ; Vermont, l. Total, II
The 20 Senators from the 10 Southern
States make 81 Senators, which is majori,
ty of the whole number-72. 1t is true
that in this list of II Northern Senator;
are included Mr.. Edmunds, of Vermont
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PRECINCTS AND MANAGERS.

.4lion's.-Jno. 3. Lowry r. b. Alexander X. Allison
Boudton.-II. Martin, a. J. McG, X. Z. Caveny
Cfinton's.-S. L. Adams, j. l.. NJ Adams, c. McCarter.
Clark's Sforc.-J. NJ Smarr. D. NJ. Smith, Saml Howell
Clay IN-J. l.. Barron, j. C. Phillips, ID. 7. PartOw.
Coutcs, Tarern-H Alternately, J. X. Patton, N. Higgins
I3cnescr-T. ;. Nicely, P. Garrison. A. F. Fewell.
Fecmstcr's-Andrcw Blair, Sam'l Davidson, VIM sherer
Fort Miis.-B. II. Massey, H. c. Harris, D. ii. White.
KINGS Mourtain.-W II. Carroll, VI. A. Hambright.
Moorc,s-J. B. Mintz, a. w. Holt, Jonathan Moore
McConnelsriile.-P. w. Lindsay, J. =. Moore, j. B Nc
Cnnnc. - ,,,,., q,
Rock LN-A T.. IIuchison AT Black, II. Kirkpatrick
Sharon.-W. p. WyIie, w. J. Stevenson, w Hope.
Shiioh-S. Anderson, j. F. Workman. II. H. brennan.
Turkcy Creck-T. T. Gwinn, A. Minter, ID. Mcknight.
Wylie's-J.J J. Wylie, E. G. Byers, d. Il. Byers.
Novemberl ~ -
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ELECTION NOTICE.

DY direction of Hon. Charles H.
ID Smonon Speaker of the House of Representatives,
AN ELECTION WtL BE HELP; at the the various % pre- pre-
VENEER insta- ONE REPRESENTATIVE in the
State Legsalur, sad District, to supply vacancy
casioncd by the resignation of A. s. WALLACE, Esq,
and to fill the remainder of his uneXprcd term.
On the day of cection the polls 10 he opened at nine
O'Clock A. NJ, and closed at O'Clock, ?. NJ with conve
nicnt intervals.
Immediately after closing tue polls the Managers shall
count the votes poed and after making returns thereof
showing the number of pOed for each person, shall
certify the same under their hands, and appoint of their
number ito carry such with list of the and
report the the general meeting of the Managers Of
the District; which general meeting shall be held at the
Court House Of the District the day following the cleo
ton at or before O'Clock, p NJ And the Managers when
80 assembled general meeting, shall after ascerainng the
result of the returns proceed declare the election,
and shall furnish certificate under their hands, OF such
election, to the person entitled thereto.
]. Z. JEFFERYS, J Managers
J. A. RATCHFORD,} at
w. b. WILLIAMS, ! Yorkvillc.
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Commissioners Sale.

IN EQUTTY-YURk DISTRICT.
u.s. Bill to Foreclose Mortgage.
J. P. Aycock.}
IN obedience to the Decree made in
l. this cause, will expose to public sale at YORK
COURT HOUSE on the FIRST MONDAY IN NOVEM
BER next the house and lot described in the pleadngs in
this case adjoining lots Of John H. Adams and b. F. Briggs
formerly known the Thomas Davies lot, but now Occu
pied by E. Jones' Said lot Is situate Main Street, front
Ing thereon nnety-feet and running back In depth THREE
HUNDRED FEET, and containing THREE-FOURTHS
of an less On IL there Is neat and comno
dious DWELLING HOUSE, with the usual ou-houscs, al
in fine condition. and of the best business stands IL
the Town of Yorkville.
TERMS SALE-CaslI, In Coin and the purchaser falling
to comply with of sale said House and Lot vii
be re-sod ON the following sale day his or her risk
(Ss.65) WALTER b. METTS, c. E. y D.
Octnh I dt
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l42 ACRES,
OrdinarV's Sale.

d. Wilson Spray and wife, Mary
E., Applicants,
Louisa A. Story, ct al. heirsat-law
Of Jane Story, deceased.
pY virtue of an Order from John A.
- Brown, Ordinary of York District, will offer Mt pub
lie sale, at YORK COURT HOUSE, OH the FIRST MON
DAY IN NOVEMBER next, the land described In The
In this lying the of Tayors Creek
bounded by lands of Thomas Spencer Mrs. NJ Roddy ant
G. S. Cline, containing
40 ACRES,
more less. Sold to make partition among the hers-at
law of Jane Story, deceased.
TERMS or SALE-A credit Of twelve MONTHS with inter
est day sale. Purchaser give bond with good
cury, and mortgage Of the premises to the Ordinary,
deemed necessary Bond and interest, at maturity to be
paid in Coin It's equivalent in Currency. Cost to be PAID
In Coin on day Of sale. ~
(S6.25) JAMES MASON, s.Y. D.
October II d 4t
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Ordinary's Sale.

Ordinary's Sale.
Lodusky P. Bgham, Applicant,
w. F. Thomas, ct al, heirs-at-law
Of Martha P. Thomas, deceased
pY virtue of an order from John A.
- Brown, Ordinary Of York District, will offer a pub
lie sale, at YORK COURT HOUSE, on the FIRST MON
DAY IN NOVEMBER next the tract of land described In
the summons In this case, lying the waters of Turkey
Creek, bounded by lands Of R. Glfen, Alexander Locka
and Others; containing
II ACRES,
less. sold TO make partition among the hersa
law of Martha P. BIgham, deceased.
TERMS OF SALE.-A credit Of twelve months with inter
est from day of sale Purchaser give bond with good
curity with mortgage Of the premises If deemed necessa
ry the Ordinary Bond at maturity to be paid in Coin
or Its equivalent in Currency Cost 10 be paid in Coin on
day of sale.
(S5.50) JAMES MASON, 8. Y. D.
October III 25 1t
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PREPARING FOR THEM-We stated, a
few days ago, on the strength of Wash
ingtou rumor, that an order had been issued
to prepare barracks for 10000 troops iu
Washington 1t isfreely stated, upon what
is declared good authority, that the Quar-
termaster's Department has received orders
to provide quarters in the District for 10,-
900 troops. The shipment and sales of
commissary stores that had been accumula
ted there during the war, has ceased, by di
rection, within the past two months.
Charleston Courier.
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Ordinary's Sale.
T. T. GwInn, next friend ufThomasl
II. Patrick and Jos. A. Patrick,
Applicants,
John B. Patrick ct al, heirs at-law
of Salnl II. Is. Patrick, deceased.
DY virtue of an order from John A.
- Brown, Ordinary of York District, will offer at pub
lie sale at York Court House, the FIRST MONDAY ir
NOVEMBER next, the TRACT OF LAND described in
the Summons In this case lying the head waters Of
Turkey Creek, and bounded by lands Of B. r. Wheeler
Alexander Stewart, Leroy H. Ferguson and others, and
containing
142 ACRES,
less sold make partition among the aaw
of Samuel T. B Patrick, deceased.
TERMS OF SALE-A credit Oftwelye months, with inte-
from day sale, the purchaser giving bond with good
security and mortgage Of the premises 10 the Ordinary
If deemed necessary Bond at maturity TO be paid In
coin its equivalent in currency Cost 10 be paid In specie
day OF SALE
(S6.50) JAMES MASON, s. Y. D.
October III 1T