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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-26
On Tuesday. November 20. 1867.

between the hours OF 10 and II o'clock an. in
mont Of the Law Court rooms. in the civ or
Memphis sell at public cutlery, TO the highest
bidder for cash. a ieasehold la. crest in the FOL
lowing described lot Of ground. IN the city OF
Memphis and county and State Aforesaid: Be
ginning at the tnfersectiHu or the west line Of
Second street with the north line Of BeaI
street, thence running west with Beal street
sixty teet more or less TO the Bybee lot. rheneR
north parallel with Second street fOrty-dve reet
more or less tOthe wall Of the old Union House.
thence east paral ei with Beal street sixty feet
more or less 10 Second street. thence with seq
one street fOrty-fvs feet mere or less TO the be-
ginning. The sa 4 leasehOld interest is held
under and described in a lease executed 20 the
said Hughes by :. A. and A. n. Edmonds, and
recorded in the said Registers Office. in book
No 50, part 2. pages So. 573 and 574. for the G IA
OF eight years commencing on the 18th dgv OF
Nay, 1865, the said lessee 70 pay the sum Of
three hundred dollars on The 18th day o. May
and OF November in each and every year dur
ing the said term, aud 70 pay all taxes and
charges 70 be assessed On the said lot or the
improvements on the same by state, county,
ctty, or any other authority, and the said lessee
20 BE- PAID atthe termination Of the lease the
value or the bulldogs he might erect on said
lot, to be asCertaiued by referees. The equity
of redemption is waived in the said deed OF
trust. The sum Of sl2ig 20 is credited on the
18th OF November, 1866, on tine Indebtedness
mentioned in said deed Of trust. The title is
believed 10 be good, but 1 VII convey only as
trustee. JAMES ELDER
uOl rNg Truafaa
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THE MEMPHIS APPEAL
ROWAN RAMSEY.

ROWAN RAMSEY.
BF ALICE CAREY.
Rowan Ramsey, she is plain
Plain as you would plainness call
Just As her CIR fsh golden hair
Round her brow and bosom fair,
For adOrnment-that is an
Rowan Ramsey, she Is vain
or her girllsh, golden hair
And her feet, II she but stir,
Dance about in spite OF her.
just 70 show how small they arel
Rowan Ramsey, she is neat
Stocking, petticoat OF snow,
And her hair, like veil OF lace,
slippeth atty 20 the place
or her sleeve so loose and low.
Rowan Ramsey, she is sweet
Natures child as you viii see;
Never any bramble bud,
Born q mile deep IN the WOOD,
Grew to blossom pure as she.
Rowan Ramsey smiles do flow
Der her chaste, religious frown;
And no little satntly nun,
At her brOidery in the sun,
Droppeth eyelid lowlier down.
Rowan Ramsey, she is low,
High in GOODNESS Is her part;
When we stand up to be wed
You shall see her golden head
Shining level with my heart.
Rowan Ramsey, she is small,
Never smaller maid appeared
Outside Of a fairy bower;
/ could hide her like a flower
Underneath my grizzy beard.
Rowan Ramsey, she is al
Just as 1 would have her be;
Golden hair and gown 80 simple,
Brow and bosom, smile AID dlmpie,
Sweet as ever sweet can be!
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On Tuesday. peeember Sd. 1857.

In front OF the Law Courtroom in the city Of
Memphis. Tennessee, sell 10 the highest bidder
for cash. Lne following property. tO-Wit: A GER
tain. lot Of land situate lying ard being IN the
OF Memphis. and bounded and described as
follows, tO-wIC: Beginning al the northwest
corner OF an alley on the south side Of Poplar
street, between Main and Second streets, city
Of Memphis, running west with Poplar street
2ii< feet: thence south "a rect; thence east pa
feet; thence north with said alley "A feet 20 the
beginnlng-togsther with all or the improve
JhPreOn. The title TO said property il
believed TO be good, but I will sell and convey
only asTrustes. Equity o~fredemptfOn waived.
sale between y o'clock m. and 2 O'Clock pm.
uOvlZ ids HIRAM A. PARTEE. Trustee.
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TrIday, the sac Day Of Deeember, 1se7.

Between the hours Of 10 am and 4p.m., on The
premises, sell at public sale to the highest bid
der.foF cash. the following described property:
A certain parcel Of land situate, lying and be
ing IN The city OF Mem phls. the county OF
shelby and the state o. Tennessee. and des-
eriDed as follows t1wits Being a part Of Lot
numbered three huudrsd and sevenfy-one Sd
a. DESIGNATED upon the original plan OF lots OF
the town Of phis, which part Of said lot is
hu bouaded Beginning al The northeast cor
uer Of a lot formerly known as George CrOm-
wells; thence east with Jefferson street hfty-
eight ISL feet 70 It's Intersection with Third
street; thsuee Eoulh wish Third street one hum
dred and fOrty-eight tl4S) ieet six l} inches 10
another alley thence with SAID alley one hun
bred and forty-stsht us feet six fl inches to
another alley thence north with said lat al
ley thlrty-slx 49, feet 70 the south Doundary
Of the CrOmwe lot aforesaid thence east
with said boundary line ninety go feet and six
(N inches TO the sOutheakt corner OF the afCrs-
aid Cromwell lot; thence north with the east
boundary line Of said Cromwell lot one hun-
dred and twelve Gizl feet and six t6l inches 70
the said oeglnntbg-together win all the ap-
p-urtenances t~hereuntO belonging. said deed
or trust was executed 70 secure The aymen OF
certain promiSsOry notes 10 Edwin ". lehman
for the balance OF the purchase money. Re-
dempttOn waived. Title perfect. but sell only
as trustee. J. G. JOHNSON. Trustee,
Memphis, November Il, 1857. nOvI4 IDS
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Wagon and Carriage Material
Nos. "a and Lg Green street, 81. Louis.
ST. LOUIS CARDS.
ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL
Formerly CAT HOHse)
ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI.

u7HE Subscriber, formerly joint partner o.
the Everett House, takes pleasure in an
bouncing % his friends aud the public gener-
sfiy. that he has taken the above Hotel. which
Is being rertted, renovated and refurnlshed.
The tables viii be supplied with the best the
market affords.
No attention win be wanting 70 make the
guests friends Of the st. Nicholas.
Terus-s2 50 per day.
ge8 8n EEOS JENNINGS, Proprietor. =
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"A TO Az WtOm 4 Nay Concern Having
taken ont Letters Of Administration on the
eststes Of Charles Cordes and Henry Cordes, l
hereby notify all persons having claims on
these Estates 20 come forward and present
them properly authenticated, ETC., within the
time prescribed by law, or they viii be forever
Barred. A. CGROES, Administrator.
Bu1ock 4 Anderson. Attorney Oci0 lme
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NOM eside1st Notice.

In the Chancery Court Of Memphis, Tenn.
etaL-
TT appearing hOm f1davit in this cause that
The defendants, A. K Duke and &. L. Duke,
are residents OF the Stale Of Mississippi, and ID.
G. Topp and q. D1ckInan are residents Of the
State OF louisiana, and all nOn-resideuts Of the
State OF Tennessee
10 is therefore ordered, that they make their
appearance herein, attic Courthouse in the city
of Memphis, Tenn, on or before the LIST Monday
in January, 1868, and plead, answer or demur
to complainant bill, or the same VIII be taken
for confessed AZ to them, ana set for hearing
exparte. and hat COPY Of this order be pub-
nshed once a week, fer four successive wees,
in the Memphis appeal.
A ~cOpy-gbgest:
AUGUSTON ASTON, Clerk & Master,
BY r. j. BLACK, ID. c. & VI.
LOgwOod &Peytou, SO1s. for COnpl9fnants-
nQII-IaW1W
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rHE FLIaHT OF THE GODDESS.


BY T. B.
A man should live in a garrett, I think,
And have few friends and be poorly clad,
With an old hat stopping the wind IN the chink
To keep The Goddess constant and glad.
OF old, when I walked on a rugged way,
End gave much work for but little bread,
The Goddess dWelt with me nighU and day;
sat at my table, haunted my bed.
narrow. mean attic, l see Il nOwl-
It's window O'erloolIng tine city's tiles,
The sunsets fires and the clouds Of snow,
and the river wandering miles and miles.
Inst one picture hung in the ROOM,
The saddest story that Art can tell
Dante and Virgil in iurtd gloom
Watching the Lovers float through Hell.
wretcbed enough YVES 1 sometimes,
Pfncned, and harassed with vain desires;
Bnt thicker than clover sprung the rhyme,
As I dweltlke a sparrow among the spires.
filed my slumber with song;
Music haunted my dreams by day
Now 1 listen anu wait anu long,
But the DelphtAn airs have dleu away!
7 wonder and wonder how 1t befell;
Suddenly 1 had friends in rowds
I bade the house TOPS a long farewell;
"GoOd-by," 1 cried, Ito the stars anu clouos!
Sc But thou, rare soul, that hast dwelt with me,
Spirit Of POesy thou divine
Breath Of the morning, thou shalt De,
Goddess forever and ever mine 2"
And the woman I loved was now my bride,
And the house I wanted was my own
turned to the Goddess satisfied
But the Goddess had somehow noWnI
and I fear she will never returnl
Pm much too sleek and happy for her,
Whose lovers must hunger and waste ana DurD,
Ere the beautiful heather heart VIII sur!
l can-but she does not stOop to my cryi
L Wait-but she fingers, and all! so longl
II was not 50 in the years gone n.y.
When she touched my lips Will chrlsm OF
song.
1 swear I will get me a garnet again.,
And let the wee wife see the sunsets hres,
And lure the Goddess, by vigil and pair,
Up with the sparrOws among the spires!
For a man should live in a garrett aloof,
And have few friends, ana be poorly clad,
With an old hat stoppinE the chink in the roof
To keep the Goddess constant and glad!
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COURSE OF STUDY.

IRIS SESSION, JUNIOR CLASS months.
Walkers American Law, Kent's Commenta-
ries, Bishop on Criminal Law ,Caruther's His
tory OF a Law Suit, stephens Pleadings.
SECOND SESSION Of JUNIOR CLASS
months
Parsons on Contracts, Parsons on Notes and
Bills, ~5reenleaf on Evidence.
FIRST SESSION, SENIOR CLASS.
Adams Equity Jurisprudence Adams Fouitv
Pleading, Rsdheld on Wills, billiard on Mort
cages, Parsons on Partnerships.
SECOND SESSION, SENIOR A
Washburr on Real Property, Tayloro On Land
lord and Tenant, Angel a Ames on CorDora-
tons. StOfy's conflict OF Laws, Parsons on
Maritime Law, Conklln's O. 5. Treatise.
Recitation and EXAMINATIONS each day at 4
O'Clock. Moot Court once each week, and Ap-
pellate Court once each month, presided over
by the Professors all together.
Studeuts permitted 10 enter any Class, but no
Diploma given except 70 those going through
whole course.
Terms SIS per Session, payable in advance.
Entrance Fee, s. per Session.
All Students Of Law can attend free Of charge
the Lectures OF the College including Lectures
on Elocution and explanation of Latin and
French technicaltfies by the President
Arrangements viii be made TO board aud
lodge Students At SIS per month. Applications
be made early. EeIO
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Trustees Safe.

DY VIRTUE ofa Deed OF Trust made 10 me
ID by P Hughes on the 3D. day OF Novem-
Der, 1875, and recorded in the Register's once
IN shell y county, and state OF Tenne- see. ia
book No 81, patti, pages ~, $50 ami 248. 10 se-
cure a certain Indebtedness therein named. /
will.
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A PPLICATION VIII be made BY D. G.. Trader,
"A ESQ, At the December Term, 1867, OF the
County Court Of shelby county, tor letters Of
administration on the estate OF A. ". Arnold.
BY order Or Court.
JOHN L0AGUE, Clerk.
November ls. lss' nov7t
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M0rsh0I's SAFE.

IN pursuance Of the order Of the Hon. Con-
nslIy r. Trigg United states District Judge
for the District Of Tennessee, at Chambers. I
sell, GA
TUESDAY, NOV. 10TH, 1857, at Y o'clock NJ,
the Public Landing, to the highest bidder,
the Steamboat or Tug CHEROKEE, her En-
Machinery, Tackle, Apparel and FGrnt-
lure. Terms Of sale-Cash.
J. NJ. TOMENY, o.. s. Marshal
For the District Of West Tennessee.
By J.. 3 BINGRAA, Deputy Q. s. N.
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LEGAL
T5.aJst Sale.

DY virtue Of a trust deed executed 20 me on
ID the 6th day Of May, 1871. BY r. r. Looney
and wife, Louisa NJ. Loonsy, and duly regis
tered in the Registers Office OF shelby county,
Tennessee, for the purpose Of paying the debt
therein mantiOued. j VIII.
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attachment Notice.
Clansou VS.. Lacy McFee.

George Clansou VS. Lacy McFee.
IN this cause 1t appearing to the Court that
Lacy McFee has abscOnded so that ordtnar
process OF law cannot be served upon him,
that an attachment has been issued against
the said dsfeudant. which has been returned
levied upen two Mules, one Wagon and one
Set Harness, the defendant not to be found (;
and ii further appearing that the property as
attached Is Of a perishable nature, IL Is consld-
cred By me that judgment nisi be rendered
against said defendant in fayor OF plaintiff for
t6esrm OF s2g4 and costs OF suit, unless he en-
ter his Appearance in tHts cause within Tour
weeks nom this date and that publication pc
made in some newspaper published IN tGe
county Of shelby requiring the said defendant
t0 answer said attachment, etc.; and that 9.
Robertson. the officer Ievying said attachment,
proceed to sell the property so attached % the
highest bidder, for cash, AFTER bavlng adYer-
tised the same FOR ten days, and hold the pro-
ceeds subject to the further orders OF this Court
witness my hand and seal this 18th NOVeza-
Der, 1867.
nowqn TarulHHn k u. T.. p
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NEW YORK R
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The Cat-Gut Cushion has already been ap-
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Kavansgh & Decker's Factory, at the corner
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Billiard Cloth, Balls, Cues and all
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Full size Tables cut down for slO0.
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DUCATIoNAL
LAW SCHOOL.
MEMPHIS COLLEGE.

VHE Law Department Of the Memphis Col
Il lege will open on the FIRST MONDAY
OCTOBER. The following gentlemen COM
prise the FHculty;
Constitutional Law...---Gen ALBERT PIKE
Real Property & Pleading.--.HOn r. r. Eat
Property q Pleading. "A. NJ. LEWIS
Equity & Commercial Law Hon. 2. 7. SCRUGGs
Grim. Law q Admiralty. Gen. J. K CHALAEEs
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MOudsy. tbe 23d Day OF Deeember

1857, in front Of my Office at the corner Of East
Ccurta and Second streets, in the city Of Mem
phis, Tenn, proceed 70 sell for cash. between
the hours Of 10 an and 2 pm, a certain Lease
hold estate for 3 term Of twenty yean from the
18th day OF December, 1856 70 The 18th day or
December, 1885, In the following described real
estate, to-wtt. A certain piece, parcel or lot OF
ground. lying, being and situated in the county
OF shelby and state Of Tennessee. and in ne
City OF Memphis, designated as Lot No. 81 on
the plan OF the Navy Yard Grounds, ceded ~
United States Government to the city OF Men,
commencing at the intersection Of Auc-
ton and Fulton Streets thence south win
Fulton street 40 feet TO Lot No. IS Thence
westwardly with the line OF Lot No. Is to fbe
Public Landing; thence northeast 500 feet to.
the beginning. together with all the improve-
ments, buildings n erections thereon. There
is q new steam SaW-miu On the said lot vim
all the machinery Necessary to run the same
in perfect order, which vi be included IN ~
sale. said deed Of trust was executed to ser1re
the payment OF one proBissory note for AFs
IL to NJ. p. Bill. The sale via be subject 70 ~
annual rent due the city OF MemphfE EeuifV
or redemption waived Title good, but vii
JOHN HALLUN, Trustee
November n 1871, uoy2 sd
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KEEP constantly on hand a large and well
N selected stock OF Groceries, Bagging, Rope,
and Plantation Supplies. Liberal advances
made on Cotton for shipment or otherwise.
SELF I'm
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IN Offering OUR BITTERS 70 the Southern
i Public, We have no hesitancy in asserting
their superiority over any Northern produc-
tioA IN our markets. In their dsvisement they
are purely Southern - compounded with a
special ~adaptitude 10 the various types Of
stomacic arrangements prevalent IN our
Innate.
Itisa gentle stimuiant to the system after
undergoing asevere illness.
II is q cure for Dyspepsia.
1t assists Digestion.
1t cures DLarrhes and Cholera Morbus.
It is q preventive for Chius and Fevers.
It's an Invaluable companion for person
travelling St all seasons or the year.
Its q HOME enterprise, and possesses true
merit.
~ Sold everywhere.
@. H. EBBERT & CO..
Sole Manufacturers.
Depot, No. o Howard's Row,
febl0 q Memphis. Tenn.
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On Friday. December 8. 1857.
Trustees SHEe.

Under and by virtue Of a deed or trust to
L me executed by Charles PfannsaStiehL. on
the sd day OF March, 1Ss6. and dUy recorded at
the Registers ONCE Of shelby county, Tennes-
see, in Record BoOk No SO, part second, pages
IU5 and IO9 and Tic and III, i VIII, on
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AAE AaAAaAANM "a HAANaAaAA H4kaa NLEAe mas hEEA
met by The Importation OF South Sea islanders,
who WORK well.
Tls amount or capital invested in railways
10 Great Britain IS sALl-2a.42r These roadsui-
vide in England an average Of nearly five per
cent. IN scotland four ana a half per cent. and
lE Ireland nearly three per cent per auuum.
one-lsnru per cent, ami was made by the High
Peaks road ia England.
Inc bad weather OF sunday which continued
until noon yesterday caused the markets to be
rather dull today.
Meats are hrm, with good stocks and the de
maud rather light Clear sides are held AZ lbg
Ibtsc, with a lew exceptional sales A. lTzc;
shoulders are dun al EEaglSc; Clear bulk
sides, Babe Bulk Shoulders, ll4llLc: Mess
FOrk. 81 5U.L2, with some new mess In market
At about soc les. A lot Of Prime Mess on con-
Segment is offered at SO; Breakfast Bacon. IsEa
4lsc sugar Cured Hams, plain and canvasssd.
AaBc dressed PORK is dull AZ ,ssc Corn Is In
better supply and White and
Yellow, q Nal D. In Gun lots on landing;
Ear Corn IL out Of market Oats arelu fair sup
ply a. 1Oa72r- Bran. dul at s. Hay, S-i9-l
Meallsm good supply n weak-selAug from
store ATS 500 - Game is scarce on account
Of weather being too warm Tor ship
menL BuCkwheaJ flour, "a per barrel.
Eggs, more communicating a. safe.
NplsSsas of he new crop has arrived and sells
at @c Do nps5 oq crop COMMANDS ec. APP
pies are dull a. &L5 Tor common TO choice.
Potatoes are SIN .duu-choice sell Al v IS 70
81 > from store, and common ats . 70 s. So
sack potatoes are held atel 80 tol Is per bushsL
sweet potatoes IA demand Tor shipment scat
New GunBies are held az sc. and secondhand,
IL 10 lsc, with s good demand from the
interior. Chickens are IN fair supply al So So
20 s. So for old and young. onions are scarce
and arm 81 g 90 - S - per bbL Cement s -
20 s. per boL Butter IS in good demand
Goshen, safe; chulce western, 5sd40c: good
@Ia1c. cummOE, not ln demand. Bag
glug In good demand al 95LEEc FOR India.
ZH-7c cJr Kentucky power, aud ZiQ25c Tor
hama made Flour very quiet; super S7a8
X ssalU 81. Xxx SlgE ~, Xxx SL34l4: fancy
brands 6 seals % Hackerel IN. good
supply: 80. I hair ibis SO 5eaiI. No. 2
s. 5IaIg: No kit 81 EG3; No. = Sz0aE5
No. 3 = J02 -. SugAE Is nrm, al 49,
Glac tor white crushed and powdered
RIO Coffee. Jar % choice, 2sGZ7isc, CHG Lime
e OuG2 % Cape Lime, g uaZ .. Western
EugIl-h dsirv, IsMal9c. Common. whisky,
a 75Ez; imitation Bourbon, y BOur-
bon cat.
The live stock market is u~nchauEed-N0 Z
ba.T cattle sell a. 5a6c gross; inferior, safe.
Sheep. s4r8 Tor No. /, and inferior duh al $50
5 81 Hogs, lose gross.
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On the 2sth Day of November, 1857,

before the office Of The Chaneery Court Clerk OF
the city Of Memphis, between the hours or 10
Am. and Y N, prOssed, in accordance with
the provisions OF said trust, TO sell, at Pub
lie Auction, to the highest bidder, for cash.
70 be then and there paid, the lease-hold
interest OF said Dies, In and to a certain
house and lot, situated on the northwest cor
ner Of south or Calhoun and Main streets.
being 25 feet on Main and III on Calhoun or
South street, with frame building thereon. and
known As lot No in block 4 in ". g. Rutler1s
and part Of the same conveyed 70
said Dies on the list day OF February, 1850, regis
tered IN book a, page ST. I have no doubt as
to title, butt convey emily as trustee.
noEl9 Lot W.M BENTON. Trustee.
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Chaneery Sale Of Real Estate
Friday, December 9th, 1867.

SeAAM ~ .
E37, y. R. D-John n. Fleming, admir-. ct al,
vs. Wm.Neal, ct al. Chance yCourt OF Mem
phis.
DI virtue OF an introductory decree made in
Othe above cause, will sell at public auction
10 the highest bidder At the Court HOUSE door
in the city OF Memphis, Tennessee,
between the hOurs Of 10 am. and y M. the fol-
lowing described real estate, TO wii: sixty
seven l6l acres, bounded as follows: On the
south by the lands belonging 10 the estate OF
Wh1furd sullivan, on The west By the land be-
longing % the estate Of VT Farley, and on
the north by said Fsrlsy's lands and the lands
Of John Jarman, and on the east by the land OF
said John IaFman said tract Of land lies about
three miles south OfCOnisrvlle, Shelby county,
Tennessee, the same being the farm OF A. O.
Neal, deceased, az his death.
Terms Of Sale-0n a credit OF seven months.
notes with good security and lien retained IN
I'll payment Of purchase money.
Equity Of redemption barred.
A. ASTON, Clerk and Master.
Nov. 9Th, 1851. mes lid