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FebrllaTY Is
IA TuE DISTRICT COURT OF THE

UNITED SrATES-FOR TUE DISTRICT OF
SOUTH CAROLINA-lN THE MATTER OF JOHN
b. DENNIS BA .KRU Pity WHOM A PETITION
FOR ADJUDICATION OF BANKRUPTCY WAS
FILED On THE 4TH DAY OF FEBRUARY, A. D..
1868, IN SAID C0UltT.-IN BANKRUPTCT.-This
is to give notice that ON the t,oe day Of February,
A. D. 1865, Warrant in Bankruptcy was issued
against the Estate OF JOHN g. DENNIS Of Charleston,
in the Dis rict of Charleston State of South Caro-
lima, who has been adjdig d u Bankrupt on his own
petition; that .hc payment CT ay deb's and delivery
of any pro- perty teIong:ng 10 said Bankrupt 10 him
or for his use, and the tflnsf Of any property by
him arc forbidden by wv; that meeting of the cred
ors of the said Bankrupt to provo their debts and TO
choose one or more asst ;nces OF his Estatr, Will be
held ut Court Of Bankruptcy TO be holden Ut No 69
Broad-strcet Charleston, S. c., bef rc Il. B. CAR
PtNTER, Registrar, on the sirth iay Of March, A.
D. 1868, ut II O'Clock a. ".
]. p. II. EPPING,
United States Marshal as Messenger.
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HOTEL LARnIyALs.-Chdrlestor HoteL-Capt.
Frisbie, brig Cyclone; H. Dufus, city; John NJ.
Robinson, Baltimore; Thos. Dodemead, Rich
mond; VIM. McRae, Wilmington, N. c.; MIR.
and Mrs. n. Ransom, Princeton, ILL.,; b. q.
Leiseinring, Philadelphia; Thomas B. Darrah,
rennessee; NJ. G. Mcdonald, New York; Geo.
Whitemore and lady, Albany, New York; Har-
yey F. Haynes, Wilkesbarie, Pa; Jas. ?. Rein
hart and wife, Huron, N. Y; T. R. Henderson,
Lexington, KY; Chas. Richardson, John Can
toy and servant, H. F. Hogeden, W. A. Ancrum
and It. J. Ancrum, Camden; A. P. Amaker, st.
Mathews.
Mills House.-Captain Alfred B. Davis, Unit
ed States steamer Delaware; s. G. Groat and
Augustus Groat, Now York; J. E. Door, Ken
lucky; j. de Moncada, city; Samuel A. Black,
Georgetown, S. c.; DR.. ]. r. Kendrick, Florida;
Charles E. Whelp!ey and G. A. Brett and wife,
Ney York; F. n. Pressen, steamer E. B. Sou
der; John Bodim, New York; c. Cladin, Mas
sachusetts; e. R. Jusop, Massachusetts; vii,
liam P. Brock, New York; William R. Ward
New Jersey; c. D. Curtus and R. Sheppard
Mississippi; George F. Hall, Massachusetts,
F. Carmier, c. II. Murray, Mrs. Murray, and
Miss Murray, New York; David Macrae, Scot
land; Edward Hope, Columbia, S. c.; Samue
j. Bradley, Staiesburg, s. c.
Pao,,on Hotel.-Harry Ider, New, York; q
P. Butler, Savannah, Ca, L. II. Henderson ant
S. O. Howe, Ocala, Fla; R. Y. Hin and Richar!
n. Wilson, Webster, n: G.; Jas: ". Terrell
North Carolina; Edgar Quick and J. L. Orr
South Santee; D. N. Cone, Florida; G. e. sy
dam, Monck's Corner; B. Boardman, wi wlIe ant
burg' District; A. Morgan, Georgetown; ". +
Rice, city; Vim. A. Bull, Orangeburg; +. l
Doty, Camden.
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ARREsr.-Ben. Prioleau, q colored man, was
arrested yesterday for stealing cotton from
Willis & Chisolm's warehouse, and will be
heard this morning before the Mayor.
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ANs1yERsARY.-The hall of the Washington
Artillery Friendly Society, corner OF King and
Liberty streets, was last evening the scene Of
one Of those social gatherings which are like
mile-stoncs in the march Of life. Old friends
and comrades met to celebrate an honorcd an
niyersary. Old "reminiscences were recalled,
and old memories invoked. Ahandsome COLA
ton. graced by speech and song and merri-
ment was the admiration point of the years
paragraph. And what vas said and done will
bo happily remembered by oil present. The
officers elected fer the ensuing year are as fol-
lows:
8. G. HORSEY, President.
W. g. WHILDEN, Senior Warden.
JAMES SALYO. Junior Warden.
E NJ. HACKER, Secretary
P FAILOW, Treasurer.
y, p. 4. hSani CHASE, Stewards.
It is needless to say that the occasion was
one Of those delightful reunions which vividly
recall old times with all their free hospitality,
generous speech, and fraternal kindness; and
We can only add ''many happy returns"
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NOTICES IN BANKRUPTCY. Meetings of the
creditors of the aforementioned bankrupts, to
prove debts and choose assignees, will be held
at the Office of the Registrar, Hon. r. B. Car
penter, No. SO Brond-street, on the days and
at the hours named:
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Estate Sale by order Of the Administrator.
BY r. M. MARSHALL & BIO.

THIS DAY, the 25th instant at II o'clock, WIN be
sold, Of the OLD Customhonse.
Sixteen hundred and for, y-hve acres we'll wooded
TUhPENTNE LANDin st. James Goose Cresk, con-
tguous TO Marl lands, and supposed to con ain tho
same. 1t Is nine miles from Cooper River, AID mas
branch Of Sandy Run passing through II, "hlcn
affords fine mill site.
1erms-One-half cash; balance In one and two
years. by bond with interest payable semi-annually,
secured by mortgage Of the property. Purchaser 70
pay R. NJ. NJ. Bro tor papers aud stamps.
EahruarY 25 tu9tu3
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UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.
Hutsoa us. Williams et al.

Will be sold, under the direction uf the undersigned
at the old Customhouse, ON TUESDAY, tho Sd day
OF March. 186s at II o'clock
All that PLANTATION OR TRACT OF LAND
situate on the east side of Wad6oo Swamp. In the
Parishes Of st. Johns Berkeley and st. Stephens,
Charleston District. containing s43 acres; bounded
norlh by lands OF D. g. Weathers, east by lands Of
Williams, south by lands Of Selby and PontouI, and
west by lands of Meree and Eustson, and having
such ehape, form and marks as is represented by o
plat drawn by g. L. Smith, dated 7th February, 1859.
Terms-Half cash; balance IN one year, secured by
bond OF purchaser and mortgage OF premises. Pur
chaser 10 pay for papers and stamps.
JAMES TUPPER.
February II tu4 Master in Equity.
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THEArRE.-'Trodden Down" drew full au-
dience last night, many of those present being
imbued with Fenianism, and the play was
greeted with thunders of applause. 1t will be
repeated tonight.
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ATTENTION is called to the extensive sale Of
real estate by M. Marshall g. Brother, to
take place this day, at II o'clock, at the old
customhouse, including residences, building
lots, wharf property and turpentinc lands
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by r. M. MARSHALL g. BRO.

THIS DAY the 25th inst, at II o'clock, will To sold.
ct the Exchange, Broad street,
All that LOT OF LAND, with the B DotnRs there
on, known as No. South-slreet near Amer c. Tho
house contains four square rooms besides basement
The lot, which g high and dry, measui ies 50 by 30
feet, more or less.
Tern g. One-hslf cash; balance by bond, with In.
torest from DAY Of SALE in one and two years. secured
by mortgage Of premises; buildings to be insured
and policy assigned. Purchaser 10 pay D. NJ. b. q
BIO. for papers. tuths4 February 20
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III. ii.
If you want cheal. Blank Books;
If you want cheap Stationery, Envelopes,
Paper, &C.; or, MILLER's Almanac;
If you want Printing executed neatly;
If yon wa,t Books tound in any STYLE OF &c
co,int Books made tc order, with any desired
patter. ul ruilng, go to HIRAM HARRIS. No. IS
Rrnn l.strnnt
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February 9
IHEEAa In NEW YORK.

T,OR SALE IN SUMS TO SUIT PURCHASERS.
N TIME BILLS ON NEW YORK PURCHASED.
Advances made on consignments Of Cotton and
Rice to our friends In New York.
L. LAFITTE CO.,
February limo No. 20 Broad-sreet.
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THE DAILY NEWS

as- LARGEST cIRcULATIoN.-THE D DAILY
NEWS BEING THE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY
RECOGNIZED AS HAVING TUE LARGEST CIR
cuLAT1cN IN THE CITY OF CHARLESTON
PUBLISHES THE LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN THE pGsToFFICE AT THE END OF
EACH WEEK, ACCORDING TO THE PRoVIs-
IONS OF THE NEW PosToFFIcE Law.
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MAYORS CoURT.-Thos. Edwards tcolored)'
who was 30 drunk that he could not dis rimi-
nate between meuna and tauna, took pair of
oes,-through inadvertency,-from Messrs.
| O'Neill & Sons store, in Kng-street. They de-
clned to prosecute, but the Mayor was not 30
lenient, and fined Thomas $40 for his msunder-
standing.
Sam Simons (colored), who essayed to be-
come nautical man and stole row-boat from
Mount Pleasant, vas also fined $40, though no
prosecutor appeared.
Quash Happy and James Grant (colorcd), in
dulged in small mill on East Bay, but, on
proving that they were only in sport, they were
discharged.
Two other colored pugilists, who thought
the street was suitable arena to settle their
''little unpleasantness," we're gently reminded
that they were mistaken. fine OF So each
was imposed, and they were informed that tho
game had better not be repeated.
disciple of Bacchus was brought up for
occ upying more of the sidewalk than he was
entitled to. He plead liquor on tho brain, but
was forced to submit to the usual remedy, o
greenback pill that cost S..
A descendant of Jehu Of old, who also drove
furiously, ran into another mans CART but was
brought up oil standing, when charged S. for
the exercise.
A colored youth of about fifteen summers,
who had o fondncss for greens, stole bag OF
cabbages from Mr.. Jones' farm and endeavored
to sell them at cents piece. This led to his
detection, and he was charged IS for the trade.
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Boots, Shoes, Wa1 Brogans, Bootees, &c.
RY N. HUNT & SON.

TO-MoRR w, the 2sth inst. at 10 o'clock, In our
salesroom, No. l42 Meetng-street we VIII sell
60 cases assorted BOOTS, SHOES, BEOGANs,
Caters, Balmoras, slippers, BusNis, sc.
1000 pairs Mems prime Wax Brogans ID. 8. and r.
81, to which we iLvite the attention Of buyerf.
February 25 :.
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THE herald
February Is

PUBLISHED WEEKLY AT NEwpETRY O. E.,
at IS per annum, and, having a large circu.
the state affords great advantages to advertisers.
Rates for advertising very ressonable-for which
apply 10 our Agent Mr.. T. P. SL1oER. OF tn. Mills
HouGe THOS. F. r. IL GRENEhEh,
January Ell tors and Prop ietors.
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Ethiot,ia on n Strike.

ORIGIN AND RESULTS OF TIE MovEMENT-pho"ff
AND JUDICIoUs ACTION OF THE NE" mAfoH'
GENERAL BURNs-A BIT OF ADVICE TO THE
s1RIKERs
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UNITED STATES CoUnT, Hon. GEORGE s.
BRYAN PREs1DNa.-The following cases in
bankruptcy were called:
In nreJno. C. s. Brown, Noah c. Rhodes and
Jacob Kibben, OF Newberry for Vol
uutary Bankruptcy. Simeon Fair, Esq, solici-
tor for the first two, and I. R. Chapman, Esq,
for the third. The petitions we're read By the
counsel, and orders of reference granted to
Henry Summer, Registrar.
Er parte James A. Barksdale In re ~ O.
Kennedy, of DEMONSTRATIONS petition for
adjudication of bankruptcy. James NJ. Baxter.
ESQ.,, pro pei. On motion of counsel, it was
ordered that y. o. Kennedy show cause on the
10th prox., why the prayer of the petition be
not granted andan inquisition made against
the sale until further orders.
In re Elisha NJ. Casters, Sandford D. Briggs,
Carlos L. Allen, and Ben. w. Lee, of Union
District Jas. F. Hart, Esq, solicitor pro pet.
Joseph NJ. Adams, of Pickcns, I. j. Morton,
ESQ.,, pro pet. Joseph W. Mingo, of Spartan
burg-PetitioLs for Voluntary Bankruptcy.
The petitions in these cases were read by the
petitioners, and references ordered to Registrar
Clawson.
E1 parle Henry Stone, of Newbery-
ton for voluntary bankruptcy. Messrs. Jones
and Jones solicitors pro pet. The petition was
read and the case referred to Henry Summer,
Registrar.
II, re Peter Hann-Appointmen Of Fred.
Weber as assignee approved by the Judge.
In re Phillip Fl. Kegler and w. B. Cutter, of
Charleston-Appointment of Louis McLain as
assignee in both cases approved by the Judge,
and THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS and Courier
designated as the papers in which publication
should be made.
In re 7. F. Duncan-Application for final
discharge. Darlington and Suber solicitors.
On motion, the application was granted, and
petition of discharge from all debts and
claims which existed prior to the 9th Norem-
ber, 1867, on which day the petition for the
adjudication of bankruptcy was filed.
In Admin aity.-Ehney & DeVeaux U.s. Willis
& Chisolm and F. q. Bonneau-Libel icr sup
plies. W. NJ. Muckenfuss, ESQ.,, for kbellant.
Upon hearing the evidence in this case, it was
ordered that the defendants pay to tue plain
tiffs $941.25, with costs.
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BY r. NJ. MARSHALL & BRO.
BY r. He ARsHALL.& BIO.

BY R. hB ARsHALLs& BRO.
THIS DAY, 433EB February at II o'clock, will
be sold at the Exchange. Broad-street,
ALL THAT LOT OF LAND, on south Atlantic
wharf alloy, with the two and half story brick
storehouse thereon, measuring SIX feet font and
back by S2H feet, more or less, ana known IS NO.
ALSO,
ALL THAT LOT OF L ND, on the north side OF
EIchange-street, measuring 20 feet 'front.' and back
by 48 feet moro or less, together with the three
story brick store thereon, and known as No. 10.
AI8O, S-.-s.--
ALL THAT VACANT LOT, In cumberland-ateet,
opposite the site of Cumberland Church, measuring
40 ieet front and back by n feet moie.o OF Less.
ALSO,
ALL THAT VACANT LOT OF LAND. on the
north side of Berrestord.street measuring % rest
'front.' with right of feet more In dispute, by ~
feet on the back line with feet IN dispute, and IN
depth, from north to south. 81 feet more or less.
ALSO,
ALL THAT LOT Or LOTS OF LAND, on the
south side OF Magazine-street, together with the
buildings thereon, known as Nos. 2, and IL, meas
uring ~ feet front and back by 100 feet IN depth.
more or less This latter property will be sold sep
arately or together.
Condihons-Une.hfth cash; balance by bond In
one two. three four and FIVE YEAR,. With tntereat
semi-annually; buildings to b. Insured and policy
assigned Purchasers to pa B. IL. ". Bro for
papers and stamps tuthsmtu5 February
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THE SUMTER nEWs,

DARR & osTEEN, proprietora.
DuBLIsHED EVERY THURSDAY. AT SUMTER.
s. :. subscription S4.00 per annum. To
Clubs OF touI f3.Uu per annum.
Advertisements lnsrI 81 Oh tiber!i termsti
Da.eMutra
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MisfeQaufous.
ORAND REUPENlNG AND FREE

NRAND REOPENlNG AND FIR e. e
VI LUNCH.
We, the undersigned, beg leave to infom our
friends and the pubic in general that We have fixed
up In proper style AID opened the old stand, well
BAY. where we will keep constantly on hand the
best Of LIQUORS AND CIGARS.
To-day at II o'clock A. III. GOOD LUNOH will be
served and beg the public to honor us with THAR
presence and partake OF the same e
Respectfully, A. SELBERG 3.
D. NOkDMEYER.
Tehr,1ary Is IL
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Estate Sale-Beautain street Property.
w. Y. LEITCH Il r. s. BRUINS

Auctioneers.
Will be sold at Auction, THIS DAY, 25th instant,
at IL o'clock, ut the old Postoflce,
All that LOT OF LAND, with BUILDINGS there
OH situated on the south SIDE of Beauain street.
door west of Archdac, with Two Story Dwelling
aud shop atiac cd, and tho other building used o.
!. Paint Shop. Lot measures 72 feet on Beautain-
street, and III depth "a feet more or lees.
Terms cash. Purchaser to pay US for papers.
February 25
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Dry Goods, Hats, Clothing, &c.
BY MILES DRAKE.
THIS MORNING, at 10 o'clock will sell at my
Store, corner Of King and Liberty streets,
A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF
DRY GOODS. HOSIERY, HOOP SKIRTS, L. B,
Shirts, Corsets, shirt Fronts &c.
Cloth and Sahnet Frock and Sack Coats, Pants and
Vests
so dozen Mems, Boys and Children's Hats-as-
sorted
80 dozen Table and Pocket Cutlery.
2 February 25
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Auftioll Sales.

Butter, Sides, Strips and Cheese.
BY r. nj. CATER.
Will be sold on Brown Co.'s wharf, at OK O'Clock,
THIS DAY,
40 tubs Choice Orange County BUTTER
IS boxes Clear Rib Sides
10 boxes Strips
GO boxes knglish Dairy Cheese
10 boxes Pineapple Cheese
Conditions cash. February 25
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BUSINESS NOTICES,

*At the United States Court.
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TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE

United States Marshal as MESSENGER.
February as tu2
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February 25 tue
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.

TIE Subscriber oiicrs n, Private Sale,
The HOUSE AND LOT IN which he re-.
sides. siiuaied in Mcchanicslown, Fredcr.
TEX county Maryland The House il
beautiful and substantially built, Two and q
half stnries high, aud contains nine rooms.
large hall, with dry cellar, also conveniently
arranged back building; excellent elabling.
Inc 10, is 81 feet front, aud the ynrd l.
filed with choice Fruit Trees. This ia one
OF the finest situations in the town, aud &.
near the Western Maryland Railroad.
The subscriber deems It unnecessary 10
gave minute description Of this property.
rs those wishing 10 purchase are requested
10 examine.
Also u number Of Lots suitable for Busi.
ness Stands DANIEL, POOLE
sepl0-3ts
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Notice.

w Y0MING TRIBE No. 81, |. O. Il.
w NJ. at Uniontown, intend celebrating
the 9th Anniversary, on
Saturday, September 26d, Instant,
by public procession in the pleasant grove
OF DIR. W. N. Martins. near town.
A public dinner will be given to ali Imp.
Red Men present. Able addresses will 81
delivered during the day by Revs n s.
Norris, of New Market; r. L. Wilson, a
Baltimore city, and DIR. Wilson, Of Union,
town. Imp. Red Men come in yonr strength.
GEO. w. GILBERT,
JN0. 4. ANDERS.
JN0. N. WEAVER,
Committee Of Arrangements.
sept Pest
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Two and a Half Acres of Land,

AWO anu u lldtl Acres OF Lana,
more or less. situate In said city OF West.
minister, which lots were conveyed 20 said
William II. Bell by Jacob Grove and Wife,
by deed dated March II, 1854. and recorded
among the Land Records Of Carroll county,
in Liber G.. Il. W., No %, Folio 54l. sc.
By David Wantz and Wife, by deed dated
January %, 1859, aud recorded among the
Land Records Of Carroll county il. f.ibeg
q. Il. W., No. Is, Folio ~, &c. By John
Fisher, by decd dated March rs, 1859. and
recorded among the Land Records OF Car.
roll county in Liber G. +. W., No. 2j, to.
Ito l75, Except lot, No. G5, conveyed by
said William II. bell and Wife to Chloe II.
Oursler, by deed dated November %, 1861.
and recorded among the Land Records Of
Carroll county in Liber w. A. Mex. No.
80, Folio 49, and by Anna 4 II. Fisher
and John g. Frizell, Executors Of John
Fisher, deceased, by deed dated on or about
the LIST day Of june 1863.
In part of Tract Of Land, called "Tho
Resurvey of Kelly's Delight containing
Is Acres of Land, more or less,
which was conveyed to said William II. BELL
by John Crout aud Wife and Catharine
Henry, by deed dated January y. 1863. and
recorded among the Land Records nf Car.
roll county ia l.iber G.. T.. W, No 20,
Folio 29i, &c said land being situate about
two miles from the city Of Westminster. on
or near the road leading from thence 10
Manchester. And also IN
81 Acres, 2 Roods & 30 Perchcs
q land, more or less. conveyed to the said
William H. Bell by Alma u. NJ. Fisher sud
John &. frizell, Executors Of John Fisher.
docen ed. by deed dated an or abou, the lat
day Of June, 1868, said land being situate
about one mile south ea., from the city a.
Westminster, and Aaipins lands u r. r.
Crout, Jacob Powder, J. H. Hoppe and
others.
Also. 90,oo0 Bricks. ! Horse. ? noet. /
Cart, Wagons Q WhcobauDWs. $ Beds
and Bedsteads 2 Cooking Stoves. ! Parlor
and ! Ten Plate Stove, Cupboard. Sink.
Safe, Tables, " Chairs. ! Clock. acre
OF Corn, growing; aud lot Of Board. hrd
J hereby give notice that on
Fo'nesi',g, fb' 7h d,y n oetolrr
1868. at 10 O'Clock, =. ". n, the Coar,
House door. ia the city nf Wcsttniusier.
Carroll counly, Nd, / will oHar all the
right, title, interest aud estate. Of Law and ia
equity, uf the sud William II. HeH Of. IN
aud % the aforesaid several parosls Of lnnd.
50 seized and taken ia execution. al Pabic
Sale. TO tho highest bidder for cash and a,
The hour Of O'Clock, =. y, Of the day aad
year aforesaid. Of the present residence Of
the znil William II Bell. / viii offer MI
the right title. Interest, and esiale, Of law
and f,l fh.a aassl Nftlfe... 80
OF, IN ana 80 The aforesaid goods aud chat.
tells, so seized aud taken Ia execution. a.
Public Sale to the highest bidder for cash.
THOMAS b. GlSr,
sept 10 Il sheriff
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The above described Real E.iA,c I, situated
and bounds on the Western Sid. Railroad ,hfne
miles from HusimiuAier, aud about one. fourth
Read.
fsf'SiNs. J. l. 10 good slate ef cultivation.
eppteelscas Hetstod by Heyer.failiBg Htfea,ns,
The helds are lain oH IN convenient ftrp and on.
closed BY good fcBees. about Is Acres : arsr
clasa Meadow Land, aud about 90 Aerrs i
heavily covered with Chestnut, Hickey and
Oak Timter.
Farm No. 7. adj8ins No. !, and about one.
hall e ulaeis land, sod the ether half l. excel.
lent Timber Lard cohsisiiHg ~ Chestnut.
Hickory sud t.ss d., se.= i watsrcd b. ihe IA
iaer7@ sEd other ftrvams
fasla no. 3. adtyins No. 2 aud Il In biab
stats 81 otai}lf slsua, huiidinF. ana feaees il
good rci'air. There Il aiso thurinr yonng
orchard on the premises. SednE 81 good
Nalsr hear The llsuse. aad doe pfuPaftisa h
Meadow ard Timbct i.zad
bot No. ]. ia Wood lot sdjpiHisr the Home
Farm. eppfisting ~ iittt eisss Timber.
let No. 2. Adjpius lot Ne. l. and i = Wnal
Lot. ennsisiieg principally VI Chpstnai Tinboy.
~, No. }. i pareei ~ Neadow L.ad. ia
ioedNieiy pppasitc the Hama fAfm, iflBg i,.,s
twsre ssip 'suta5ssca apd Nesisrn sd Hsllgosd
A}nil Fist u ell ,hs Real Estata abors D,
ssUa q VIII BE- exhibited - ths day III sale
~ i1i"fmaiion in regard g. she same nfll b.,
furnishes "n application a. the Trustee, al
Nsf'n'astsff No $50 persons ishlns a. Fira
ihs prcfni=f-r vii call appH Nc. NaHiri i.sne
fntldiug ~ the ilnmo fsrm.
1srsss 81 .N7's n. prsseesdsf b. Bs rsssl ARC.
One bird Cash GA ihc day ~ sale, W 90 the
rstihestlon thrrpof} onv third 10 roe rear, and
uis other one third Ia tWs sfafs ifssa The dsy
~ sale, che credit parmret1 e. o. srrufsd ~
the note. ~ che purchaser - fufrhA-ora siih
approved security, bearing iaigfrh lfam iht
day 81 sale
cIiAs. 7. EEiFsSiBER. yretise.
taocF ktHbsibFh. Solicitor.
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