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vBRowNLow on THE CARPET BAGGERS.- Lev n I.,,
youto carefully read what write YOU, tna' 'v vam
see yourself as others see you-au unmasAtO, .,-
gated, unregenerated, aud God-forSakcn aOo'G- 3s
who, if you will dare show yourself South a. nla.rs
your wholesale abuse Of shareholders, anu !o bfh
reflections upon the virtue of Southern ladies' .nG
treated to coat of tar and cotton and rode 0P'.
by free negroes and Northern prostitutes, SUN
skulking about in our large towns and cities b.,rl
Let the carpetbagger put that III his c1FP''''0
travel 1t was written 'y D'o"N'q Wenphs Appel
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For CoNGRrss.-Thc following nominations for Con
gress from this State. have been made by the Democrats
LIST District Louis ST. Martin; I'd District, G. s inn
3D. District, Judge Adophe Bary; 4th District, Mehae
RYAN 9Th District G. ". McCranie.
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The How. Alex Delmar has recently written a I'@5
we'll fortified with statistics showing deficiency
the United States Treasury of one hundred and %
millions. It has created an Immense huttering anS;
the Radical leaders. who all unite in suddenly osJ
ering Mr. Delmar TO he ;" hulnbug." We D9pSn
will continue his expose of these enormtes, anasr
the people of the United States that. instead ~,
tending for different policies Of Government toasi
like the celebrated case of Jarndyce vs. 'a r.s,
there will be no Government left worth contenaDs"
New Orleans Tine;
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Snacial Notices.

j. B. Lewis Jr., No. Texas Street, the largest dss
er in boots and shoes in this section of the country BIS
full and complete stock, just received FROM the NORTH
See advertisement.
L. {. Carter, Nos tae Leyee, is the agent for ne
of the largest Maryland Tobacco Manufactures lie
has in store now fresh stock OF every description Of
brands which, he is Offering at factory prices, feg.,
and charges added.
". S. HAVEN, at the great SaddIery Warehouse, ~
50 Texas street. above the Market HOUSE. offers for
the Iron Bound Texas saddle, which is superior 10 all
others. Also ful stock Of saddles, harness. and Sad
dlery hardware. Cheapas the cheapest. CaIlands4
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We feel greatly relieved; our agony in measure is
DER The versatile Jmplecute man has at last" given
utterance' to words Of comfort In late number he
informs that he has been PROSTATE the stool Of
repentance in the woods far away from Dallas street,
for time past He prayed most Justify for Boons
Bend to up to Dallas street. that ships might once
reach that place laden with the vintage of many
countries, Kentucky in particular His prayer has been
answered Roons Bend now lies the foot Of Dallas
street. and the loud, shTil whistles Of the ships which
go down to the strike softly upon his ears, while
visions of oysters Red fish, late papers, and glorious
drunk, dance before his piercing eyes Apply man!
DEATH OF TALK ON CHANGE"-We learn from the
New Orleans papers, of the 9th, TINT ?. B. Phelps,
better known to the world g Talk Change" died
at Mississippi City on the 4t Mr. Phelps for the last
80 years has been connected with the New Orleans
press commercial writer, and as such, had few
equals Le was native Of Connecticut, aud "a
years of age at his death.
TIE Dry ToRruGAs PRIsosEns.-A Washington dis
patch of the 2Sth ult has the following in relation
the Tort,rgas Prisoners:
The Attorney Generals office has received copy of
the opinion of Judge Boynton of the Southern district
OF Florida on the Application OF WIFI OF habeaS corpus
to release from Imprisonment Mndd, Arnold and spang
er, who sentenced by military commission in
the spring Of SG5 to confinement at Dry Tortugas
conviction Of conspiracy to take the life Of Abraham
Lincoln. s, ..u-
The two points relied upon in support of the sfiirma
tive Of this question First, that the military
mission had At tie time and place at which it was held
no jurisdiction to try and sentence for ofense with
which these persons were charged. Second, that il
they rightfuly imprisoned up to the 4th Of July
last they were paldoned by the Presidents procama-
ton of that date, and ought now to be set at liberty.
The Judge did not think that the case of Miligan
was case in point. He found difficulty in chasing
the ofense as military one, and with this opinion ar
rived at the conclusion that the proper tribunal for the
trial ofthose engaged in it was military tribunal.
The proclamation plainly excludes all persons standing
nthe position Of these petitioners, whether they have
been convicted It pardons the crime of treason
thais, pardons persons who have levied against
the United States given aid comfort to their enc
mics within the laws and usages Of war; but it pardons
no person who has trangressed the laws of war-no
assassin, and person who has been guilty of baba
treatment to prisoners. For these reasons elab
oFately set forth The writ was denied
REsIGNED--MessEs. Smith and lizard, who have been
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From New Orleans.

New ORLEANS, Oct. lathe Honse committee on
investigation of the conduct Of registration reported
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MISSISSIPPI WILL NOT ForE.-The Democratic Cen
trail Committee Of Mississippi after maturely consider
ing the matter of nominating and voting for Presiden
tia Electors in opposition to the acts of the rump Con-
gress and contrary to the ordess of the Department
Commander, have concluded not to vote at the coming
election. Gen. Grant and President johnson were
both appealed to, and failed to make any answer hence
the conclusion of the committee. The following are
their resolutions:
ResoIued That in yielding to the military power of
the Government, and declining to provoke violent
collision Herewith by nominating electoral ticket
and attempting to hold election contrary to the de-
clared purpose of the officer commanding, this commit
tee representing the Democratic party of Mississippi,
and rejecting the sentiments of the legal voters Of the
State do enter their solemn protest against the said
decision and the unconstitutional and revolutionary acts
of Congress- il pursuance of which it is declared to be
made: r
Resolsed, That in the event an opportunity should
hereafter be afforded the people OF the State to
in the said election the Chairman of the committee be
requested to reconvene it. in order to take such further
action as may be deemed necessary.
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Married:


On the 5th inst. at the residence Of the brides fabr
near Spring Ridge By Rev. George Tucker Dir Wal
TER Il. FORT and Miss VIRGINIA +. JENKINS, both
OF Caddo parish.
On sun jay evening, October 4th, at Wright Chm,
Bosser parish, by Rev A. K. Banks, 5. H. T0BEr
of Norristown, Ark, and Miss M0ILIE 70 RID, ofC4
tase Grove, La.
THE BANNER PRESENTATION FRIDAY NICuE-Lm
Friday night our citizens turned out faasse to VII
ness the presentation Of a banner, by the ladies
Shreveport, to the Seymour Reserves 1t was or.ot
those occasions which the citizens of Shreveport de-
light to honor, and Friday night proved exception
The procession, composed Of Clubs Nos. and 2 Ser.
nour Reserves and Seymour Minors in fall unton
with blazing torches, formed at the foot Of Tex
street and marched lh: ougl our principal streets a
to the delight and qualification of hundreds sE,
throngcl the line Of their narcb giving cheer upon
cheer as they passed. Tie procession brought Up al
+ the Court House, where an immense throng VEN
awaiting the ceremonies of the evening. After quit
was obtained, Miss Wilder stepped forward, and Dt@
name Of the ladies of Shreveport, III well delivered
address, appropriate to the OCCASION prescntcda bean
tiful banner to the Seymour Reserves. Dr. Cb4hs
Lewis in behalf of the Reserves received tho banner
and responded in brief speech, pertinent to The O.
cason. Tie ceremony and speeches Ttlal.
ccivcd and beautifully executed rtfecng greaterei:
upon the IL sding ACTORS. .sttcr TIE ceremony Of pr.
>cntafion was over speeches were delivered by Capt
Lacy, Mr.. Wise ard J G. MOncuro, each acting vel
their part in suitable, v ell delivered ogcalsgeceL
At late ho0r the large cr0w3 dispersed Tor then
homes, highly delighted with the lights en;er1a>
ment
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A CoRREcT1oS.-M;jor Hutehing, who represents
Gen, Hatch. of the Freedmen's Bureau in this State,
informs friend of the Crescent that, instead of one
hundred negroes having been killed at and near ope-
ousas in the parish of ST. Landry, recently, in riot
between the whites and blacks, only three negroes
were killed and four wounded whilst one white man
was killed and three white men wounded. The
disnatch Stating that one hundred negroes had been
killed is without foundation. Major Hutchngs sent
officers from his bureau when the teegraphed,
aud they report as we have just stated above.
m. 0. Crescent, Oct G.
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The large Republican majority in 1866 resulted from
the bitter warfare then being waged between Congress
and the Executive, and is to be mainly attributed to
the unfortunate "swnging round the circle" Last
year. however, upon the plain questions of reconstruc
ton and negro suffrage with anincreasei in the total
vote Of AIS, the Republican majority Of 1866
cut down from IL, 696 to 1888. .=*
Iediana-The vote of Indiana in the last two gen
eral elections was: F
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Observation-Disclosures register. That is your frs
duty. Lose no time. Register at once. Do not pu
it off Delays dangerous. Remember! You eau
not vote unless your name is duly registered.
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OH S0llth .d(V&61elll,

T. ID T L a r d &c 90
fce-.-Corner of Texas and Spring Streets
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- s Rep. Dem. Rep maj
1864 ,422 s=@ @l30,233 2o,lS6
1866 I69,6lS 155, l02 14,5l6
There was no general election in 1867, but the vote
for county officers showed Democratic gains. f..
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,~r,nxrcnAy OCTOBER II, 1868
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-12-30

For the District Of South Carolina-In
Bankruptcy. ID the matter of Milford
: +. Petcrton-B Bankrupt "~'>
BY whom Petition for Adjudication of
Bankruptcy was filed on tho 2Ist day OF
Dceemberi A. D. 1858 in s,id Court. *
This is.to give notice, that ON the 2s.li
day Of December a. D. 1865, II warrant in
Bankruptcy was issued against Ihc Estate OF
Al. +. Peterson Of Cfnrpel's Depot, In the
District Of Newberry und State OF South
Carolinn, who has '.cen ndjudgcd Bank
rnpt, Oh his own Petition; that the pay
ment of any debts and delivery Of nny
property belonging to said Bankrupt, TO
him or for his nso, and the transfer or any
property by him arc Forbidden bv law that
that meeting Of the creditors Of tho said
ankrnp', to prove their debts, aud to
choose one or more Assignccs Of his Estate,
will be held II ii Court of Bankruptcy, to
be holden at Ncwbcrry Q. H., before
Henry Summer, Esq, Register, on the l4th
day Of January, A. DISCO. nt12 O'Clock
NJ. J. y. N. EPPlNG,
U. S. Marshal rs Messenger
4. p. PIrER,
Deputy Messenger.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-12-30

A SWINE OF MAGSlrubE Tho Frank.
lin. Tennessee Review says:
Our ex' Mayorntd fellow.citizen, john
r. McEwcn, Esq, killed a!hog. this week
that. .heatsithe World surta Really, af,
ter being cleaned aed hung up. it looked
Hike file beef lie weighed even seven
hundred pounds |, Ills, head alone weighed
filty poundsl Now wo just challenge
any bqgdS in TcaoeSsec to AoHt that. =,
" A California paper says The Chinese are re
getting SO numerous on the Pnciic coasl
that they @,now contemplate appoi,ing
missionaries to>g among tho Christians
to convert them to the Chinese religion. :.
LtbH1oi4ons. .-Acc6r,ing; to CIiard6n,
of Paris, one of tho best lt,bricators for
metallic bodies, aSlcs, &C., consists Of
solution Of ordinary sonp in water. For
tic sevcrcst friction, tallow or butter may
oc added but for common cases, potash.
or soap aldne, MIXED with from one 10
nine parts Of water, wilt suffice.
MEhAScuoIY OccURnEScE.- The Edge.
held ADVERTISER states li,at on Saturday
last, While nndur tho influence Of LIQUOR,
two friends DR. Wm. II. West. Of Lib.
crty Nall, aud DR.. Thos. III. Patterson,
living few miles from EdgtRcld
relied, fought and DR.. West was killed.
A family mnn in this city-vcry much
Of ono We should suyG hns recently been
favored with triplctS all fcmniue, aud he
has na,ncd them Faith, Hope and Chari-
~. 1t is grent thing even though in
small pnck"ge$-to have the leading
Chr'Stian graccs nndcr one roof.
LYNN, MASS, December 2G.-Ncarlv
the entire city was burned tonight.
LOSS many millions. The suffering IS
i"dcscribablc. The fire originated in
| Lyccum Hall. -, ,..~|.
| ~ woman il Providence has borne
five childrcn: within :. The past eleven
months-triplcls in the first instance
aud again twins.
Old Majo" PrndenniS once rcmnrkvt
to his nephew that man might have 4
''dossid good pedigree, and yet be II con
ionnd>d hlackguald." ''.
At q recent Milwaukee wedding be
tween bridegroom of >ixtr.onc aud :
bride Of eigh'yScvcn, the compile dnncct
reel with, great spirit, the bride re
markihE.th that she always wanted Il: youns
husband.
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, New dvertise e1ne1itssW'
.Newbe1y Female Acade6ll,,'''

viii be opened ID. w. on tho Arst Mon
day ip,Jenuary next, , ,.
'Rsy. J. D: HILLlIOUSE, Principal 10 80
Miss, FANNIE LEAVEEL; ABafstaht.s
MR. +. WERBER, Professor Of Music. ..s
Olhcr competent Assistants will be- sc.'
cured from time to time, as tho interests OF .,.,,
tue Institution may demand. Thorough in!-..5t
strnetion will be afforded IN all tho branches.
Of II liberal education. .. - -, =. 80
TERMS, per quarter Of 81 months,;s'S
(poyadle IN advancc.) - - ~ -.
rr'%",y rra';,G d,pr Department, $500 =
metic, aud History, -.r..- $1.6U.cy
Physical Sciences, Qncluding NATURAL ..,.s.:s
Philosophy, Astronomy, Chemls.
try, Botany, Physiology latin
and Greek, Mental and Moral PHI, ~
losophy, Logic, Rhetoric, :. $1,000
No student viii be charged with mofa; -, =,
than ono Of tho above rates at The saGiaS,..-s>
thno. n. s,.,y.,""x.I,
French, Music, Painting and Drawing, :, .,''
optional and extra. .,~'97
Boarding can DO oLtainod in gcnteel fam.r,
lilies from $l2 to $l5 per month"; ! ,.>. 20
The Academy has been put In excellent
repair by the public spirit Of this commu.
nifty, and It will now be the strenuous en,..
dcnvor TO establish here first GLASS Insti. ..os
tuition. Dec. % 81 If. "rr~
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ASSig'nee'S Sale.

BY order Of Ihc Hon. Geo. S. BRYAN,
Judge OF the United States District Court,
for the District of South Carolina. will
sell on Thursday, the ldIh day of january
next, M the village Of Frog Level, al the
chooses in action, belonging to the Estate Of
David kibcr- Bankrupt. Consisting of
sealed notes, single bills, book accounts,
&c., &c.
Terms Cash.
JOIN II. PETERSON, Assignee.
Dec. lG 81 It.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA

NFWHEKRY COUNTY,
BY John 7. Peterson, Probate Judge, of New.
berry County.
Whereas. Elizabeth Cook has applied to
mo for Letters Of Administration, on all and
singular the goods and chattcls, rights
md credits OF Jacob Cook, late Of the
county aforesaid deceased:
These nrc therefore to cite aud atlmonish
all and singular, The kindred and creditors of
thc said deceased, to be and appear before
mo, nt our next Probate Court for the said
County to lbe holden Mt Newbcrry Court
House on tho 1lth day of January to show
cause. It any why tho snid Administration
should not be granted.
Given under my hand and Seal, the oS,h
day Of Dee. IN the year Of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and siNty-cfght,
John j. Peterson, +. J. \. G..
Dec. 10 )! 81.
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Tho State OF Sonth Carolina

The State or Sonth Carolina.
iy John L. Peterson, Probate Judge of New.
berry County.
Whereas, W. II. Subcr has applied TO mo
lor lettefs OF administration, on all and
singular the goods and chattcls, rights md
credits OF W. S. Cannon, late Of tho county
aforesaid, deceased:
These arc therefore 10 cite and admonish
an and singular, tho kindred and cncdtors of
tue said deceased, to be and appear before
me, ntl our next Probate Court for tho
House, on tho 4th day Of Jan, noxt, to
show cause, If any, why tho said AdmlDistra.
tion should not be granted. a.. .r. Ir. =.
Given under.Iny hand and seal, this 21st
day OF Dec. In tho year of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and sixty. eight.
John u. Peterson, r. J. y, g.
dec % 80 ct,
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STATEOF SOUTHCAROL

STATE OF SO UTI CAROLINA.
Ncwbcmy 'District--In Equity.
George Larsen, Admir-, VS.. W. II. Hunt and
Others.
II appearing 10 my satisfaction that Josrph
l.. Clark is absent from the limits Of this
State, on motion of Mcssrs. Jones and Jones
Comps Sols IT is ordered that tho said abs
sent defendant 10 plead answer or dcmur 10
this bill within forty days from tho publicn>
ton hereof, or tho samc will be taken pro
confess0 against him.
G"%'f Cor. iS oa3rs' g e; SlLAs 81 TOMBSTONE,
STATE OF UTII CAROLINA,
Ncwhcrry DistricL-In Equity.
Ellen >. Canady and othc"s, vs.. Nancy
johnson and others.
BY order Of the Court will sell at nublic
auction, at Ncwbcrry Court House, on tic
irSt Monday in Jnnnary, 1863 the real Es.
tat, Of Frederick johnson, deceased, in four
separate tracts, represented by pla,s No. !,
2, and 1, No. being the lower trac, Of
The Home pace. No. 9 being the upper
tract Of EIcmc place. No. 3 being The
Homestead. No. d being .hc Mathis pIacc.
TERMs.-t'rcdit OF twelve months with
interest from day Of sale, except sufficient
10 pay the costs which must be paid in cash.
The purchaser 10 give bond with at least
two good snretics, and Il mortgage Of the
premises.
Gems once, sILAs TOMBSTONE,
Dec lG 81 81. x10 OF, N, d.
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----'
IN Tile PROBATE COURT.

NEWEEHKY.
Thomas Philips, KS. Mary J. Whilmrc and
others. Petition for Partition Of the
Re'I Estate Of Mary 4. G. Whit
mirc, deed.
It appearing to my satisfaction that Moses
Whi'tnIrc one Of the defendants in tho
above stated case. resides without the limits
OF TINS stale: On motion Of Baxter, Solc.
tor for Petitioner, il is ordered that he do
Plead answer or dnmur To said petition on
or before the 9TH day Of january next, or
the same will be taken pro conlrsso apainst
him. JOHN r.. pETERS0N
Nov. % i8 Ct. J.. p. \ r.
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MARRIED.,

On the oath inst by tho Rev. D. Eiir!,
ut thr residence OF the brides father. Mr..
d. ,l.IrtlEn KooS, 10 Miss ApkL,HE LoHa,
all Of Lexington.
Accept This, thu simple wish oin friend,
That life so swrctly begun; SO may it. end. "
Pomaria, S. G. ..~ ( j. r. &.
On the 25th inst, ut tho residence Of the
brides father, Capt. John Watts, Of Lal.
rcnS, TO Miss josie Gary, second daughter
OF DR.. j. X. Gary Of Ncwbcrry.
We make our pfofoundest salaam for Il
rich and handsome piece OF wedding cake,
and wish happy new year to tho welded
pair.
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STATE OFSOUTH CAROLINA,

STATE or SOUTH CAROLINA.
Ncwbcrry Connty-In the Circuit Court.
james II. Wilson, vs. Thomas X. Wilson
and others.
j. appearing to my satisfaction, that Thos,
X. Wilson, WIN. G. Wilson, Marin Cnpplc.
man, Henry Capplcman and the children Of
John Wilson, deed, parties defendants, rro
absent from and without tho limits of this
State, on motion Of Mcssrs Jones 4;
Jones, CompIainant's Soils, it Is ordered,
that the said absent defendants do plead
answer or dcmur to this bill within forty
days, from the publication hereof, or the
same will be taken, pro conicsso against
them.
clerks Office, TiIOS. ". LAKE,
Nov. ?Il T.
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~ Acf. RELATIVE TO JunoRs. The follow.
Ing Important Act passed by the Lcgis.
'''aturo on the 18th, was ratified by the
Governor yesterday:
Tint in any Counties of The State
the grand and potit jurors have not been
drawn at tho regular terms of the Courts
. Of General Sessions and Common Pleas
I for this State, tho Circuit Judges arc
hereby authorized to order the Clerk and
Sheriff, at any time not less than seven
days preceding the next sitting Of said
Court, to,draw from the jury box, grand
and petit Jurors for the ensuing term of
OF satd Court; and tho jurors so drawn
ahall bo summoned to attend tho same
by the Sheriff as is now provided by
law.
SIC. Q. This Act shall continue in
force only until tho Act entitled San Act
to regulate the manner of drawing it.
riss," passed September 90, 1868, shall
take effect. +, ..........
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y =
District Couft'of the United States.
For the District Of South Curolina, In
Bankruptcy. III the matter of John y.
Sims, Bankrupt. f,,'' -" i. 3
by whom petition for adjudication Of
Bun Tnplcy was filed on tho 30th day Of
Novemlcr, a. D., 1868, In said Court.
This is to give notice that on the l4th Iay
OF December, a. d. 1868, warrunt of
Bankruptcy, wns issued against the Estate
ofIohn T. Sims, IN the District Of Ncwbrrry
State of South Carolua who has been nd.
judged bankrupt on his own petition
that the payment Of any debts und the de.
livery Of any property belonging to SAID
Bankrupt to him, or for his use; nnd the
transfer OF any property 10y him, nrc for.
hidden by law and that II meeting of tic
creditors OF said Bankrupt, TO prove their
debts, "nd 10 choose one or more Assunccs
Of his estate, will be held at Court of Bank
rnplcy, to he holden at Newbcrrv cour,
House, South Carolina, before IIen,y Sum.
mer, Esq, Register, on the 3lSt day OF
Deccmbcr, "a. D., 1868, at II O'Clock VI.
j. +. NJ. EprING,
U. s. Mnr$hal us Messenger.
10y 4. =. PlrER,
a'c |" st, Deputy Messenger.
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u. S. Internal Revenue.
Deputy Collector 8 Office, Sd District, S. c.,
NeWbOrry, Dec 2Sth 1853

OUPUCy VUIICCGUT UTHCEI DISCTICJ, 5, G.,
NeWborry, Dec. 28th, 1853. :
BY virtue of warrant 10 me directed
will sell within the legal h,urs OF sale at
the residence Of Bennett Hancock, in the
County Of Ncwberry on Saturday the 9th
d"y of January next, the following prop.
crty to wit: 2 Mules, l Stallion, ! MaIo
and Colt, Cow and Calf, 20 head of Goats,
sows and Pigs, Shoats, about goo lbs.
OF Fodder, l single Buggy and IIurncss,
| double Buggy md Harness, | four horse
Wagon and Gearing, two horse Wagon,
Whecl'bnrrow, Q Clocks, double case
Silver Watch, Saddle and Birdie, md 20
Beer Stands. Sold as the property Of Ben.
nett Hancock, for Internal Revenue Taxes,
due and owing by him.
JAMES II. DENNIS,
Dec. 81 b2 IT, Deputy Collector.
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~ Dic Modcnwot for January 60, Dem.
'orebts Young America, Topographic Mes.
senger, and lie Petit Messenger, arc also to
hand, and as handsome as they well can
be.