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EDUCATIONAL.
SCHOOL

NglSS LABILLE'S SCHOOL ~
lS FOR YOUNG LADIES,
Formerly No. 10, ST. Asaph street, will,
opened on the End Of September, g. No Ms':
Washington street. s.
Terms per quarter, IN English Tuition
S. to $40; Music, $40; French Mt protf s.: ,'oe
charges. Wy:
Those desiring Instruction in ,hi. lana.
will have the advantage Of the 2j1,re Fr%.t:TTs::
cent As the services Of u native Frank 4,
have been secured. -!
Tapestry, Embroidery, a"d other y...
Work, yI"in or ornamental, viii be t ,Sa;;
Tree Of charge. -
Young ladies not belonging t. ,br .a
will be vd,ntted to either the French Or V.'..
clas+. d" t2-tseM
I,TANMUKE SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
y SANDY SPRlEG, Montgomery G, II.
The exercises Vi this School will COM.
on the first of The 10Th month lOctobe! R.@-c;
Washing and Tuition ia al! the E0gli<h hrsr'".
e.. S;22J per school year. The langusgc: -.
Drawing extra.
for circulars, confirming iuil paEtica!,r.., .
dress the Principal, ii Sandy Spring Nj u
&. II. MILLER. pri,,..
MARY +. COFFIN %'
ELLEN EAKQUHA1
KNFEKENUE>.
K. ii. MiLLEn, AleNandria. Va
JonN .lANNEY, Lcesburg, Va.
Benz HAlLowELL, SanCy Spring Mt
Sandy Spring, Nd, aug "-colw
MEDICAL COLLEGE or VIKGIyn
vi RICHMOND wa
SESSION OF lS'iI H.
The next annual course Of LECTURES.
,,,urncncc ON the FIRST DAY OF UrT,
Der, l-G., and continue until the Erst d.y
Murch following making /, term ul i've rlot,.'
=
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tNORE NEW GO o ID ) d.

M ORE N 4 " Il o . y .
Wa are now prepared to offer to wholesale
and retail purchasers, great bargains in ai I
every descr:ption of DRY GOODS, CAkPtl l.
lNGS, MATTlNGS, OIL CLOTHS, &c, &c.
W. can only name in part
Linen and Cotton Shootinga, Pillow LtnohS
and Cottons, Counterpanes. Doylios. NaP1E'ns,
Damasl;, Bleacbed and bEswn; W'nG Elolhs'
Shifting Linen, Cottons, Besched and birowh'
of every kind; Blue Domestics, Iick'ng5,
Checks, Ginghams, aud Ill kinds OF Gloves
Hosiery and Notions. ,,,,,,,>,,>,,,
A very large assortment OF MOI hNlNH
wool MousIins, Florentines Byzantines, Tam
mert;nes, Bombazines, Hernanes, Tamese
Cloth, Chalies, Canton Cloth Alpacas, Pure
Mohairs, Silk Grenadines, BerageS and 10y,
Wells also, fine line of English Grape Wells,
from $3.50 to $40.
We have also received another large supply
Of those elegant Black Gros. Grain Silks, rang-
ing from s. SO to $3.50 per yard.
We have also splendid rich lu>tre Gro &c
Rhine and Semper Idcm Silks, in Black, Green,
Blue, Brown and other colors.
A full line Of CAMBRlCS and JAChO'
NETS, both hard and soft tnlsh; NanS9ok<
and Mulls, plain and barred White Organizes
"a and 8-4 wide, some ofthem very line; PLAN
barred and striped Swiss Muslins; whlteAnd col
ored Piuues, Organdies, Lawns. PGrculS, Linen
Lawns, figured and plain.
We have a good assortment Of Silk and Cloth
Mantels newest styles also, Shawis and Lace
Points.
A very huge stock Of Cloths, CaSsimcres ana
Linen Goods, for gents wear; Cassimercs, Cot.
tonad es and Linens, suitable for boys veal.
japanese Ties for gentlemen, y new "rtl l.
and vely fashionable But we must forbenr. go
We can only add our stock is very complete
and vt prices that cannot fail to please.
Cur New York correspondents keep lis CON
stantly advised rs to the state Of the marNet
and it is not our purpose to hold any goods At
prices above their market value.
We invite un examination Of our stock.
my 9-tf WITMER & SLA MA hkK
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DUBLIC .sALE.-By virtue Of decree Of
L the County Court Of Prince WI, William CO.,
entered on the lst day Of July, 1867, in suit
therein pending, in which George ". Larkin
and others are plaintiffs, and Chas. F. Larkin
and others are, defendants, the undersigned
Commissioners will sell, before the front door
of the Court House Of said county, on the I'd
DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1867, Chat being
Court day, at public auction to the highest bid
Ger, TRACT or PARCEL OF LAND, known
as the Cottage, containing l27 acres, situated in
the county Of Prince William, about mile
from Bristoe Station, adjoining the lands OF
Howson Hooe and others, on the following
TERMS Ten per cent cash, and the residue
on credit Of one and two years, with interest
from day of sale; the purchaser to give boL'
with approved security for the deferred pay
ments, and the title to be retained as 3 further
security for the same
This tract OF land is of good qaalty, and con
tains about 80 acres Of timber.
GEO, w. LARk1N,
A NICOL,
Pr William co. au l. cots Comm rs.
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SALE OF VALOAB L La
On WEDNESDAY, the Dist day of August
next, will sell my FARM, situated imme-
diately on the line Of Albemare and Nelson,
81 miles from Alton Depot, Va. G. 4. Il. The
land is in {. good state of Improvement; fencing
nearly all new; water in each field; it contains
149A acres by recent survey; about 50 acres
heavily timbered in a good ocality-two
churches within mile; blacksmith shops,
wheelwright shops, saw and grist mills in three
hundred yards Of the house 1t has on it q
smokehouse, corn house, kitchen and stable,
all new, and small house with two rooms. 1t
is one of the finest fruit and grape farms in the
country
1 viii also sell, at the same time and place
All of my farming utensils, stock and crop:
TERMS One third cash remainder, il de-
sired, in one and two years, with interest from
day Of sale, purchaser to give bond with good
security, and title to be retained until al the
purchase money is paid.
For further information, address
JAMES w. TIMBERLAkE,
Meechums River Albenarle county, Vn.
Albemarle CO., jy l7-wtd
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COLLEGE,

w Il Ia y y II - y - .r.u.
Gen. +. f. LEE, President, aided bg. = 'r'L
Of twenty Instructors, including Pro'e-'''
Law. 1.y
The next session will hrgia On I'd Ih".'i n
in September, and end nn the %rd IhuF'"''
June. r.,,l
Lexington may be reached by. stage stag; ,n ot,I
Stanton or Goshen, on the Virgins ' S~ BIS
Railroad from Lynchburg by Caiia',t Tenn.
stage from Bon<ark's on the Virginia
Railroad. the
For further particulars apply 10 Clerk ''
Faculty for Catalogue.
Lexington, Va, July I-"o2n ---------
4 1UTTAGE SEMINARY
FOR YOUNG IA Dl rs,
PoTTsTUwH. PEh&. ,:,,,u
This is ii st-claSS Institutions 'ErtnG1 Of.
facilities for the substantial and ornamg"I"%n' he
ucation of Young Ladies. 1t is located I h5rI.
Philadelphia and Reading Ksilrosd~t"o
ride from fhi!adclphiN.
For full details, send for ctrcnisT' " o;rsl
REV. JOHN MOORE, PIiHcP'
Pottstown, Pa, ja l7-law2n
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MERCHANT TAILORS.

SS ARNOLD IL FIELD ~
ERCHANT TAILORS,
Have removed from No. G9 to No. 81, King
street, and resumed their old business, where
they would be pleased to receive call from
their friends, or any one in want of u suit Of
good clothes. We have on hand snd re-
ceiying good line Of
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, VESI'l NHS,
LINENS Sc,
which we will make to order, very low. for the
next two months, especially.
We propose to continue our
GENTS FURNISHING DEPARTMENT,
where you will always find the latest styles.
We viii furnish
w FL 4 > II I r II s,
As cheap as they can be had 1T retail in fhia-
deiphia. Warranted to fit and wear we'll Call
and see u.s. at No. 81, King St., 3 door. west Of
Kovai. aug l-tf
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EDUCATIONAL.
COLL EG Il.

X
Tho nav+ session begins October lst, 1867. IN
ctrncti,n nv text books aud Lectures. Diplomas
Irsn+aa IN ,.v.n indeDendent schools.
granite" |" >'''" ~ rVPFysEs
Naturalization and othar fees, payable first of
~ H ~ ,...............S IL On
rnitinn f:.~: IN three .rhools (the usual
numhrr' :.:;,. ;,,;.i !" w
n.rnts - y"
s.yr5 uu
.,,;,,, tr:iI;,i..:
hy The system u MESSING. LOT |n'N l Pa.
are aI"rdGd the e3Pe"Gc !" T" ,'his IA ws.|;nr
uI i , LUZ h ~ r" ,,nnih Th. Tuition
foes are payable, one, half Oct. it, "nc-hslI
Feb 18th.
Address, for Catalogue the Pres!dent box
4Oj Richmond, Va
k;rhmnnd, w., suy lo-2awlw+
-, ,C,uInTCT,N TprgE Gi,uOoI. or A.
M Nv Nv SnpIN TLa G,,,n,,- =; y,h So
w hA AN IN M .., n' ,[FIn'5 uI,Tav
S"n "l lhls S'n"'' " - va
next, Tue Z0lii instant ,.,.,l.,,. Unit,
Orphans nnd =on= OF '+st,tn'1 %I1""5 sd"| IT,
low laa f 81 t4r quarter, to dcrray incidental
pI'y
hnDIication for permits to be made 10 L. l..
CANINE ir, President Of the Board, ard guard
i'm for the Third Ward, nj odd Fellow, Hal! }
4 SN0wDEN, ir. guardian for First W ard, At
Gazette Office: kew. j. f. LGFTwIcU, guard
i'm for Fourth Ward office next TO Nj. r. Churcn
S 80, Wsshuptnu street: and .JouN 5. BEACH,
unard;.n for $ncond Ward. over tlyranlion
R,noinc House.
In the absence oruny Of thc guardians permits
will be issued for THAT Ward By the Pre-ldcn:
Of the Eourd. Punctual attcndancc is required
nug l9-.lw b. SNOWDEN, .IH.. Sccty.
1919 :, ,,,, >rD1"u cCt1OOT
ii r. IL d. ~ - 49,
This School for Boys, established in the year
1eE- iii nn,,n.rcn Us newt annual session or
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y | A N o s

PA OS!l
VICTOR BECKER,
NO IL, NORTH WASHINGTON STREET,
CORNER OF QUEEN,}
viii constantly keep for sale and rent
PIANOS AND MELODEONS,
Knabe s. Cos Unsurpassed Pianos.
Voae's Celebrated
Second hand Pianos-very low.
Reed Organs for Parlors and Churches.
Terms to suit the times, and every instrument
warranted.
Pianos, Melodeons Accordeons, &c, tuned
snd repaired.
Orders for me will be received ut Mr. J.
Entwisles Book Store, 10, King street. also,
sir Robert Bell's Book Store, No I'll, King st
oct 3O-tf
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FERTILIZERS, &c.
u T. K 4 Y ] \ n q Il \ y q

HUANO.--We have made Arrangements u
" purchase from the agent of t!c Peruvian
Government II large quantity Of No | iERI~
Wan GUANO, IL arrive during the months
Of August and September, which VIZ propose /"
sell at the lowest market price
Merchants and farmers will do we'll 10 giEt
us y call before purchasing elsewhere. Ordcts
for Guano, accompanied By the cash, Will be
promptly attended L..
We are also sole agent for this section I"i The
sail. Of ":}OLUBLE PACIFIC GU ANO,' :"
widely and tAgorAbIy known ~ u lcrtiIZcr.-
Price. Of this guan", SIS per ton.
KNuN q, WAT"ILES, Com. Merch'ts.
M I'm No. T., King s: AleXAndria.
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mg- The above sale is postponed until FKl.
DAY, the 23d day Of August, when 1t will take
place at the hour and place above named
aug l-eOts
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OF STOCKHOLDERS.

4XA -.
A sufficient amount of stock having been sub
scribed to incorporate the MIDDLEBUR G g
PLAINS STATION TURNPIKE COMP T.,
notice is hereby given, a required BY. law, that
= general meeting of the subscribers will be held
at Middleburg. on THURSDAY, the 9th day Of
September, 1867. when President and five Dl-
cectors for said Company will be elected.
ARTHUR L. ROGERS,
WILLIAM BENTON, g
ISAAC u. BUDD =
WILLIAM j. LUCK, :
....... ALEX. Nj. SMITH, 5
EDWARD T.. HOLTON, =
r. TOWSON SMITH.
Niddleburg, Loudoun CO.. aug ltd
nISSOLUTION.-Th eopartnership here
IL tofore existing between the undersigned
under the firm name of HEN DERSON y
AVERY, is this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent j. II. HEN OEk0ON,
RICH'D. w. AVERY.
f,OPARrNERSHIP- undersigned have
" this day formed a co-partnership for the
purpose Of conducting the GROCERY, LlQ-
UOR AND COMMISSION BUSINESS, under
the firm name Of AVERY s. DAVIDSON, at
the store formerly occupied by Henderson j.
Avery, corner of King and Alfred streets, and
solicit continuance Of the patronage extended
to The cd firm. K. w. AvER1
sue II f. J. DAVIDSON.
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MARKET BASKETS, Painted Buckets.
Wl Brass Hoop DO, Washing Tubs of AL
sizes Clothes Lines, Ladies' Tampico, and
Straw Whisps. Mason's Hacking and Backing
Brushes, just received and for sale by
HARRIE HOUGH,
snl0 Corner Of Pitt and Prince StS
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IL oo.,har 1.+ 1aG- IN
.+r,,atin' he tsrt.honEs aud lectures. Diplomas
Granted in seven independent schools.
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LUMBER DEALERS.
HARDWARE, &c.

JAMEs w. MALLS. THOS. Elai ri 1T.
EAMES W. MALLS 4 CO.,
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GALE VALUABLE LAND.

Pr. William CO.. au 1-eots @
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4, . ., ,i, al a,Lnr r.ec nsvahle first of
III a. y, t'.,'''>'' ''' ........S IL On
(Jc1ODPf '''.'- ''''''
'ruitinn fees in three, schools the uSua! go
nur1hrr,i '''''',
""H'", pay - - 10
.t,tg
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TINGSFORD'S OSWEGO AND SILVER
IN GLOSS STARCH, for the laundry, and
Kngsfords Corn Starch, for buildings, rustards
Blanc Mango, ice cream, SC. For fourteen
years they have stood unriralled. For sal by
HARRIE HOUGH,
aul2 Corner Pitt and Prince ST.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1867-01-31
GREAT WINNEBAGO.

Simeon Cameron, familiarH known as Great
Winnebego," recently elected Senator from Penn
sylvania, uice Senator Cowan has achieved, during
his long career areputation for rascaty unparael-
ed by thatof any other politician in the country. He
first established national notoriety by very dis
reputable transaction with the Winnebago Indians,
which caused his name to stink in the nostrils OF
honest men, and made him hero in the eyes of
the Williams of the land Sent on mission to them
by the Government to deliver large amount OF
money, he appropriated the ''mint drops and
paid them off in notes of wild cat bank, of which
he was the owner. In the wilderness these notes
were worthless, and the Indians could not carry
them to Middleton for redemption, by which MIR.
Cameron enriched himself, and laid the foundation
of his now princely fortune. Since then he has
sustained his unenviable reputation by buying
three Democratic votes when Forney was candl-
date for Senator against him, and on the expira-
ton of his term, by offering the Pennsylvania Leg
istors $50, 900 if they would re-elect him. While
as Secretary of War, his corruption was so noto-
rious that even the Federal Congress could not
stand it, and censured him into resignation Of his
position. Such is the newly elected Senator from
Pennsylvania, very fit representative ofa State
which encourages such miscreants as Forney and
Stevens, and upholds the radical policy Of injus-
tice and disunion.
What can be hoped for country in the Senate
of which men of this character find position?
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1867-01-31

SEVERE New York Day Book has the
following scathing satire on the folly Of the Amer
lean people: =,
1t is the fashion, just now, to represent the
country as Aourishing beyond all precedent in oul
or any other nation history and 1t is claimed that
Europe not only stands in awe Of us, butts extreme
" desirious to learn all it can from our superior
knowledge, enterprise, &c.
Now, when we reflect that the abolition party II
power is the tool Of European monarchists, created
BY them for the sole purpose Of oyerthrowing re-
publican Institutions and that they have, to great
extent, accomplished their mission, and are work,
ing like beavers to "reform" the Constitution and
blot out utterly the work Of Washington it is r.
dculous, as it is said to see the monarchsts pattng
them on their heads, and telling them what smart
fellows the yankees" are. Cyrus W. Field, who
lays down the Atlantic Cable, both ends Of which
are in the British Territory and in case Of war with
us, that enables England to strike twice to ouronce
lis, of course, an exceedingly enterprising charac
ter; and the Queen it is said really wants to make
him q knight as well as an ass If he wishes It,
And then Benefits yacht and trip across the At
lantic is thought to be exceedingly smart and enter
prising; while all this time John Bull is not only
taking away all our foreign commerce, but under
our present tariff and worthless currency, American
shipbuilding- except "Plum Gut yachts dis
appearing altogether A year or two hence what
cotton is produced will be manufactured in the
South, and then, when the Yankees find that they
must buy their cotton and sugar Of John Bull, or
shut up shop altogether, they will, no doubt, come
to their senses and realize what egregious asses
they have been, and opium Gut yachts and AT.
antic Cables will be drug in their market, at all
events.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1867-01-31

THE GOLD BILL AS IT PASSED THE HOUSE.
The following is the text of the bill passed by the
House of Representatives on Monday to provide
for the sale of gold, and for other purposes:
"Be it enacted, &c., That after the passage Of
this act, whenever any sale shall be made OF coin
from the treasury of the United States, public no
tice of not less than six days shall be given by ad
vertisement in one daily newspaper In each OF the
cities of Washington and New York, designating
the amount to be offered, inviting proposals for any
part thereof, naming the place and the hour up to
which sealed proposals will be received, the terms
of payment, and when and where such proposals
shall be opened Such proposals shall be address,
ed to the Assistant Treasurer at New York, and
shall be opened by him in the presence Of such
persons who may choose to attend at the time de-
sgnated in the notice, and proposal be consider
ed unless accompanied by certificate of deposite
in the treasury of the United States of five per
centum of the amount of coin bid for in such pro-
posal, which shall be received as part pay tor the
coin bid for when the proposal is decided, or re-
funded to the party making the same when not ac
|cepted, and payment may be received tor coin thus
disposed of in compound interest notes with the
interest accrued thereon The Assistant Treasurer,
with the approval of the Secretary Of the Treasu-
ry shall have the right to reject the whole or any
part of such proposals, provided that none put the
highest bid shall be accepted and in case OF differ
ent bids at the same rate, said bids shall be accepted
only pro rata.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1867-01-31

A MILLION PERSONS STARVED TO DEATH.--A
Calcutta correspondent of the London Times, De
cember 7th, gives some painful details Of the re
government commissioner has prepared report O
which it is said:
A picture more heart-rending, facts more hide
ous could not be given The commissioner esti
mates the deaths in Orissa alone at 500 900 to Co.,
600, and in some places he admits that. three
fourths of the population have been carried off
Orissa had five millions. Add the mortality o
NIidnapore, which was as severely visited Of Gan
jam and Chota Nagpore, which were terribly, ye
more mildly, dealt with; of Calcutta, whose hos
tricts, where the seqee, at least of starvation car
RED off many, and remember that the deaths art
still going on at the rate of a hundred day, ant
you viii agree, with the rough estimate generally
accepted here that the number Of victims will moi
be under million.
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Y0RKYfhhE ENQUfRKR.

little duodecimo volume of four hundred and fifty
pages. The illustrations (for Dickens without
pictures is not Dickens) are handsomely done by
Eytinge These volumes of Dickens, in nonpareil
type, are to appear about one every month. Our
Mutual Friend is to be second in the series.
London Society," spirited monthly Of light and
polite literature, isregulary reprinted in N. York.
Hurd and Houghton do it.
.Sunny Bank, Marion Harland's last novel, is
quite a success Twelve thousand copies have
been sold.
The University.
There were on last Saturday eighty-six 1861 stu
dents present in the University of South Carolina.
Since the opening of the institution in its present
form January, 1866 there have been one hun
dred and one (lOl) matriculates; of which numbe1,
fifteen l5) have left the University, or are absent
from some other cause.
Atthe session of the Board of Trustees last week,
there were elections of three new professors held
one in Law and two in Medicine. Judge j. A.
Inglis, was elected to the Professorship Of Law !;
and the universal opinion of the bench, the bar,
and the public is that there could have been found
nowhere else man better suited to the place than
he. DR.. J. J. Chisolm, of Charleston who stands
in the front-rank of his profession, and Dr. John
T. Darby, who has enjoyed the advantages of Eu-
ropean study and practice, were elected to the two
chairs of Medicine. The special departments that
will be assigned to each have not yet been deter
mined upon. These two, together with Drs. La
Borde and Joseph LeConte, previously members
of the Faculty, constitute the Faculty Of Medicine
Dr. LaBorde will teach Physiology and Hygiene
while DR.. LeConte will teach Chemistry and Phar-
macy. In order to graduate in Medicine, the stu
dent must take all four Professors -Drs. Chisolm
Darby, LaBorde, and LeConte. 1t is understood
that these new Professors will not enter upon their
duties until the opening of the next annual session
- the first Monday in October of the present year.
Dr. Darby is in Europe at this time, we believe
Prof Sachtleben, elected to the Chair of Mod
ern Languages and Literature last November, is
also still in Europe He is expected to be here at
the opening of the session next October.
The new Bylaws of the University will be pub
Gshed soon in the course of a month, probably
At the same time will appearthe Annual Catalogue
of the University for 1867.
The students are taking steps, we understand, to
establisha gymnasium, for physical exercise. This
is al-important; and we mention the fact in order
to commend the idea to all collections of men, or
boys, or women, or girls. If the body be not prop
erly developed, the mind will never attain its full
yigor and health.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1867-01-31
SHERIFF,S SALES.


DY Virtue of sundry Writs Of Fiera Fucias, to
I'D me directed, will be sold between the legal
hours Of Sheriff's Sale, ON THE FIRST MON
DAY IN
FEBRUARY NEXT,
and day following, at York Count House, the fol
lowing property, to wit:
: One tract of land, whereon the Defendant now
resides, bounded by lands of Joseph Leach and
Others levied on as the property of J. G.. Hemp
hill, at the suit Of 8. G. Hemphill and others.
(Sl75)
One tract of land on the waters of Clark's Fork,
bounded by lands Of ]. R. Castles and others, le-
Wed on as the property of VIM. Berry, (now de-
ceased) at the suit of Ann E. Wright. ($l.4O)
On Tuesday after the first Monday In February,
at the residence Of Mrs. Susan Kincaid, one mare
and colt one cow and eleven hogs levied on as the
property of j. A. Kincaid, at the suit Of J. r.
Kincaid and others. ($l75)
One mule levied on as the property Of Alfred
Archer, at the suit Of Wallace Smith, for another.
(58)
On Tuesday, after the first Monday in February
next, at the residence of the defendant one LOT
of corn, one lot fodder, one lot shucks, two mules
one wagon one ecarriage, two sows and eleven pigs,
one cow, two calves, two sheep, one lot bacon, two
beds and furniture, one clock one bureau, one
falling leaf table, nine chairs one small table four
plates and one set of knives and forks, levied on
the property Of J. g. Hemphill, at the suit of 8.
G. Hemphill and others. $3.50
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