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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-09-15
OBITUARY..

Departed This life. in the scvcnty.lirSs
year oi his age, 1T his residence, Newbcrr,
&. II, South Carolina. on the 2iSt Of An
gust. 1869. Mr.. Robert SrxwAnr, known
Tor iorly.two ycnrS rs prominent mrr
chant Of that place. In tie community
where he spent The greater portion OF III.
iiir, he held high position among com.
,urrcial men. His striking characteristics
were quick jndgmcn, OF nrn aud things.
rrmrrknhle cIrrgy and perseverance, ia.
| 'lOnIiluhle purpose, great decision ani
tirmnr*s, and entire devotion to business.
by his Industry he had accumulated n
lmlldsomc property. lie contributed TO
charitable orjrcrs, and usually in so unc: =
tenlntious a manner, that his deeds or gen.
rro>ity were known only to the recipient.
OF his fnvors
lie was disposed 10 keep out of publ,
liir, but Without ahy solicitations on hi.
purl he wns elected 10 the Legislature Ior
Two successive terms. lie discharged hi>
duties in lhis capacity with fidelity anu t.
the satisfaction Of his con litucnts. Ii.
was nl>o II member Of the Convention
which adopted the present Constitution vi
The Suite.
| From the worry hcgihning of the enter
;::iso, his energies were enlisted in iht
Grcrnvilc ami ColuH,bia R,ilr ad Upon
tho organization Of the Board, he was
chosen n Director, aud continued to serve
until n few months hrio"r hlA death, when
hr wns compelled TO resign on account o
i'll health.
For many, many weary months, h'
seemed, humanity speaking, to he kept aliv.
aud doing, only by hs strong will. II,
bore his sickness without murmur or com
plaint.
In the year 1925. he married Eliza II
ianghrr of Samuel Ward, u ;.anrrns Di>
triu. The memory oI these years OF wed
drd lIc, with lis joys and SORROWS, will, n
~ sncrrd lamp within scpulchre, bur.
rvrrn'nre in her widowed hcnri. Th'
nine chi 'lrca v"''chsulr,l them by Plovi
tlnnrc, have all, by the same Hand whicl
gave, been tnkrn AWAY. And mnght re
mains to comfort the dcSolato hcart, bt,
the hope "t n jnyinl reunion beyond th
[ grave, where there shall br no more death
neither sorrow, nor crying, neither shn
there bc any more pain. ... NJ
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-09-15

4 Coop REsoLrTIoN. N.--The citizens and
merchants Of B!arkvillc, S. e., and HE
planters Of The vicinity, held meeting
on Tuesday, 3lSt n,imo, NJ which it
VAS agreed hot to purchase cotton or
other produce between the hours Of s
o'clock at night aud daylight IN the
morning. This nc,ion has been made
necessary from the great and increasing
evil to which plnnters aud others nrc
subjected Try thicving negroes, who
plnndcr their fields and ein.hnuses OF
cotton and other produce. and dispose Of
their i'll gotten gains to dishonest white
.men between two lights. 1t is in the
highest degree commcndahlo TINT tn"
merchants and dealers in Blackvile
have SO generally resolved TO lend their
assistance III tho abatement Of this
glaring evil. which Is no more apparent
In that section than in other cnmmun.
tiles we wot al. which might well assist
TO break up, 10 q considerable extent,
this vile practice Of midnight lhicvinp
hy q similar concert OF action among
honest merchants to adhere to similar
regulations, and fixed purpose to dis
cover and expose all persons WHO make
themselves parties to the continuation
and encouragement Of Illicit traffic. W.
regard this as n most important matter
IN the protection Of tho planter, and ont
IN which The merchants Of cities, towns
villages and communities sl,onld con,bin,
to promote. Augusta Constitutionalst
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Public Meoting.

A meeting Of tho citizens Of Union
County was hcl | ut Union Court lln0Se,
on Monday, September @. Maj. Benz.
Kennedy wns called to the chair, and Il.
q. Mcknight, Esq, was appointed sec.
rotarY.> IA sE y
}3Mi3. D. II. Rico offered tho following
Appropriate remarks: tl.
*2sNyhercns tho enormous taxation i'm.
posed by tho present State government,
and their waSte(ul expenditure aud reck
less issuing of bonds excite nlarm IN the
minds Of those whose capital unl labor
stand pledged, without thrir vnire or
consent, to the redemption Of The saur ;
and, whereas, it, Is deemed just to our
selves, rs alSo IN net Of good faith, to
give to the world notice nf our intention
10 use every means To avoid The payment
Of these obligalinnS; therefore,
Bc 1t resolved. That W. declare md
publish, Without delay, to all concerned.
our inliSpo>iIinn md inability to pay
the monslrons bonded debt raised and
being raised in the name Of South Caro-.
lima, and ur solemn cnvent against the
purchase ut, nr advance Of money o.,
such bonds. for any consideration Great
cd since 1875, rs it is the unaltrrahlr
purpose Of the capital and labor Of this
State never I" pay them.
Resolved, That we arc willing to pay
nj The legitimate expenses "T civil ="
vrrntnrnt. and all the obligations If ,h,
! State, principal and interest, created 10y
representatives in good faith, pre-
! vinuS lo the war.
Resolved, That the natives, and bona
ii,1c ciiiZenS If whalcvcr nativity or c"ln1
hive with u> n common iatrir>t aud lh,
same necessity for the speedy restoration
nf hoarSt ci, il 'uic, and the "rrrSr,v IVA.
ti"n Of life, liberty and property" in an
afflicted commonwealth.
Resolved, That in view Of these lev
anrrS stated. We hereby place on ,rc"r'
m, oprn>ilinn III, rctn, and invite ou'
fellow sufferers ofrvvry County ~ the
State, to meet with Us hy their repre-
>rn.aiivrS IN t"'nnI'ir. on " Wednesday.
the 10Th day of November next. To taks
counsel together, and to adopt such mca
lures rs may bc lr pr for security M
relief
After discussion, they were unanimous
~ adopted.
On motion. it was
RcSolvc'l That the Charleston News.
Columbia rhmnix. and the papers "f tn,
State g,nri Y, he requested to pull S
copy ui the resolutions.
The meeting arinnrnrl to meet asai,
on the t,s, Monday ia October.
RI nirnviilr Times
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-09-15

"PErERs' MrsIcAL MoNTIlLY," lor Srptcm.
ber, is we'll worth he price OF years sub.
'crip,on. II conlnius, besides Interesting
reading mntIcr, the following pieces Of mn.
sic: "Io sic" (Son2) "Down in the Val.
Icy Where the Green Grass Groweih."
tSong nnd Ghorns); "At Home Thou Art
remembered Sill, (Answer 10 "Do They
Think OF Ne ut IIomc"); 1.-THE Flower OF
Mnr'lr.hrad," (Sons); "Drnm II d Filc,'
tFantnS:ic Mlimry Mnrchl; "Congrnml
Hearts," (Maznr in de Snlon); "Morning.
Glory Mnznrkn,"; "IIoly, Holy, Holy ],
God our Lord" (Qmrtcttr); "a Mothers
Group, or Row Of Little Fnccs by thr
Bed" (Qnartettcl; STONE Thou F"nnt o1
Every }Irs in","' "This World il put,
from S ,ore to s ore; "Oh' Whore 81. |
Rest TIC Found" Address j. L. Peters,
Publisher, No. 1903 Broadway, New York
Terms 50 per anhum, or 81 cents for II SIN
slc copy. g.. .t, .s ...
4 VALUABLE WoRK Tho September
nnmbrr of The OaroIina Farmer Is received
II lnlly sustnins its reputation "a one of tn,
hest agricultural Journals ,ot tho country
Tho next (Octoher " humber vii cl.so i'll,
monthly series; md on tho lat of Novem
her 1t will appear as an eight.pngc Agri
cultural nnd Family Weekly. In5 its nov
Iorm IL will give twice as much agriculture
n,httcr as 1T present, besjdcs,a great varie
y Of miscellaneous aud general reaGinS
The&prico MI remain At $2.OD per Year. i
advance. Address, AYm. IL. Bernard, vii
mington, n, Q. .'ftfS .t@a.a 'aA.
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There has been organized in our
County secret political organization
styling itself tho ''Snns Of tho SUM-
which seems to he gaining ground very
rapidly. From what wo can learn it Is
bascl on strictly Republican principles
but is Denounced by leading members
"f The Union League Of this place as a
bird party movcmcnt-ifthis is n fact,
we wish il much success. We don't be.
1.-Two in secret political societies, hut as
Tho old aslago goes, to fight tho devil
successfully, yonsmust light him with
fire. -Orangobnrg News. .. sl 5"II
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Sheriff Sale.

BY virtue of sundry wr:ts of "Ficri
Ia las me directed, will sell on the
!ir<t Monday in October next, the following
property, viz: The interest Of Geo. a.
kina'd. in one hundred md thirty.Gvc
Acres OF Land, more or less, bounded by
lands Of L. s. Boincst, J. b. Counts, ct III.
Levied on Mt the suit of James r.. Guv.
nearer, by Adm'x, vs.. Geo. A. Kinnrd. IS
i''n Arres Of IIand. more or less, bounded,
ny lands Of J. g. S Brown, e. b. Boozer,
j. ", Brooks mud Bcuj,miu Mathis, ST..
Sold nt the suit OF Sik,s Johnstouc, CON.
missioner in Equity, vs.. Thos. J. Price.
T. u. PAYSINGER, 8. N. c..
SIP Is Sc St a3
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In Equity-Ne Newberry.

Helen N. Cr0sson, by next friend, vs James M.
Crosson, and others. Bill to cell Land, 60.
Pursuant to deeretnl order in the ahnye
,hiay Of Oct, her, at Nrwberry Court House tho
iinnse aud Lot IN the Town of Newborrv cons
ialuthg fnnr Nc,es. moro or lcss, bouudcd nv
lands OF Michael Foot, e.. & G. Il. r. Co. by
the new cut R0ud. and Gnuntt Street, AZ the
renl Estate of Mrs. Helen CrosS0n.
ikiMs OF SALE.-tlplf Cash, and the bannoa
on edit OF one year with Interest from dalc,
secuted bv pnrchaser's bond with a lnortgasc
Of the said premises. DO
Sep. 1t 80 81. " -
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-09-15

TnE MISSISSIPPI VALLEY CoNvEHTloS
-kG.krE, Srpctcmhrr l0-Thc Com
mcrrial Convention has adjourned. TIN,
resolutions demand Il full share "f dipln
matte appointcmcntS n>k ai'l f'on
cities and tnanS on the Mississippi an'
aud its tributaries Tor the establishment
uI IN emigranl depot NJ New Orleans
ask n subsidy lnr mail steamers from
New Orleans I" foreign potts, and favo,
the removal OF the national cnpital.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-09-15
SPECIAL NOTICES.
aay~A WONDERFULDIsCOv

ERY In the South where Liver Complaint and
III ioms diseases pieynil TO so great IN extent.
there hns long been felt n ncrd Of Il mediciue
Liver. ,6stnring # to its uorma1 functions. aud
at tho phmo time no saf. from after elrtcIe, and
yet so simple thnt II might he used by any oue
LIVER Hills supplies this want. rhuy uct
directly Oh the Liver /; their constnnt use Will
not ir3Mci IN the sl.glrest degrees thu mtst deli,
use them with great benefit, and icniizo great
relief ft m the di>trcssng nh,ifea which they ex.
peiiancc ut certain times. The.o pits are not
for diseased Liver, q, Il those moiadlcs whicR
thllnw dernngcment of TINT importnut organ,
snoh Va D's!mnsa' Siok iie'drclie, Indisea lon.
SGur S,omnch, Ladies lIca,ttmn, {hiis and
taver, Foul Breath. Rp-t'esS,iess, nj nirLt, and
FlatuleEcy These invaluable pills may be foI nd
III every dug Store Of any note In tho South
SeptB2. ~ -. --..-.--.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-09-15

DrA1n or CAMoEM PHYSICIAN - -
private letter from Cam,lrn rercivrc
hy Il gentleman in this city unIrr dat
of Srptrml,c: lSl. says: I'VE lost "m
m"st prominent physician. DR.. II. "
) 'l""n'l, yesterday nd fear DR.. Il. S
Wor,sman will not probably live lhrougl
the night. y Char lesion Cnurcr.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-09-15

SnALL WE GIVE IT rp.---The proposed
District Agricultural Snriely, for l.aurrn>
promises 10 be-nOt success. On'
penrle are not gregarions. A Bank
said Of tho Union, We are inclined to
wards this thing, lhnsly--'ro let j
Slle." Oar c"'umrs are open l." an,
body who desires Il say on the subject
Lau,rnsvillc Herald
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NEwnEnny.-Dr. Mayer is The Chcs>
El,or OF tho N"whcrry Herald. l.
Problem No T, (lIerald September 8 }
"Whi'c is to play and matc IN fnn
moves" and We doubt no'. under fnv.
orable auspices, G.c. cnisa volenlrD will
do it.~Gharl.slon nuricr.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-09-15
COM NJ ERCIAL.

NRwDERRY September 13-Cott0n firm OF 28
cts. for midiIings.
New YoRK, SCI tcmbrr 13-7 l.. M.--Cotton
lower with bales OF 700 bales, at SO 334. Gold
35i
active, but prices drclirrd 3c-snes AGA bales;
receipts 0; mkdliigs 20. Cotton IL coming III
freely to mnrkct.
GmAHLbsr,N, September 13 Cotton IN fair
demand. but easier, with sales of290 bales
miti'linga 80 receipts 6T2 g. IL .. ...
LlvtRPooL. Sertevluar 13-EYeniug. Cot
ton dull, with sales Vi 1000 bales.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-09-15

IoSDoS, September 10. The Pope an''
the ncgr"e,- The Pope, says the Mnrnin.
Post, is about to make grca, effort /.
convert the American negroes. Tw.
hundred Of them are now studying fer th,
priesthood.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-09-15

We ntc pleased to announce that tn,
Chamber Of Commerce., at the mrcIn.
held last night, passed resolution of
fering n silver gobct to The State AZ.
ri'nt"ral S"i:ly, t" hc given H. pre-
MUM for the hc>l ten bales vi upland
cotton. charleston News
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-09-15

FIRST FRnST IN SpAwrANBUhG.- TIL.
Spar tan SAYS: "rhe effects Ut fI,'s
we've Srcn in the no, thern part nC lhi
district du,ing the cold ">nnp" whir'
was iell here last week. The frost " ~
l4ht, and the tlamngc scarcely pcrcerl,
BILE We seldom have frost here ca,l.,
than thr middle Of Or,ohcr."
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-09-15

Detective officer s. =. Coates, or Char
lcst"n, drcoycd express messenger j. T.! .
Srn't. Of LaurrnS, tn Char lesion H.,
woek, and arrested him upon tho Su..
ri' ion Of his being party to tho recc.,t
express robbery at LaurcnS.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-09-15

Insurance is good thing-.tho I'm ,cral
Fir" Insurance Company Of London, re
Gently paid firm in Philadelphia $3.50.
687-n loss sustained In tho recent
whiskey fire. ......
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-09-15

Commenting upon the recent pro
ceedings Of public meeting at Union
G. H., wl ich can hc found clSc~ here in
our paper, tn, Times says:
ave invite the spccin' attention Of the
press Of tho State Of Snulh Carolina, to
the resolutions adopted by apuhic meet
ing Of our citizens ON Moraay last. Per-
hpps they will do M good. but we thi"k
they will, if properly treated hy the
newspapers of the State. The Rrpnh'i
can party represents n very small portion
Of tho payers, a"i tho members o
that party cn,e very little how much
tnxcs are cxtortcd from the purses Of
those whom they have nv! the honor to
represent"
And adds
"l.rt Wall street AMI Tie commercial
world understand. from the "nt>p"kr"
declarations Of MI persons ~ho have the
States interest nt heart, that they d.
not feel moral obligation t" rny these
bonds resting upon them and the h'''i>
will be an incubus upon the market. with
TO buying rates, and very l"w sc'in.
ones. Let them 70 9th dependent upon
tho solvency Of AZ nnc0nStruclca rail
road, anl contingent upon tho conlinn.
nrcc in offices Of non.laX.paycrs, rs II
class, md not even the financial ahiht,
Of tina. rising financial hight, who assists
Governor Sr"tt IN the manipulation nf
South Carolina finances in New York.
will DC able to put them above twcnty
f1vc cents in the dollar.
"JuSt here is tho proper place for the
sneer, that we nrc cn1cavnling T." drprc.
ciatc South Carolina bonds. Not SO
We wish our people l"pnbli>h to the world
that they are not South Carolina bonds.
n Governor Seat aud Republican lrgis
iators. nnmin,li'ul Of their trusts, lcSislair
by bribery and vote rs they are pnid,
feeling no interest in the future payments
Uf liabilities now incurred, surely they,
who do feel M interest, should properly
=sscr; and proclaim to the world in nd
vance, that these li,icrS Of corruption
and extravagance will not bc paid if ",
can help it.
''RcI, assured that such a voirc wHul,
bo &c pc ted. anl its dcpr. ciatin, iniln
.sncc upun the anticipated bouds woult
bury them forever"
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-09-15

THE AMERICAN SrOCK JOURNAL for Sep
,cmb +. contains the u,u.l variety Of inter
r-,iuy articles, also II new Premium List to
1877, offering Al large variety OF useful Nv
urlcS To nil who get up clubs Spccm n
EnrcS. Shnw lIilS. Sc sent FREE. \
dress \. +. Boyer 4 Co rakcr,burg. Chcs.
ter Co. Pa
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sg,ssABs Earthquake Coming ~
A CALtFoRNIA SAvANT pREDlcfs HEAVY
SmARiHo.Ur Of TnINas IN SEpTEMpEn
or OCTOBER.

ny 0iaho Npitalns 'SH ~
A CALlroRNlA SAvANT pREDlcfs a HEAVY
SmARiHo.ur Of TnISas IN SEpTEMpEn
Or OCTOBER. ..
The San Francisco Chronicle publishes
tho following prediction, mado by local
philosopher, W. Frank Stewart;
During the past eighteen months the
earth and other planets completed the
most remarkable conjunction which has
ever occurred and on tho night Of the
l4lh Of lust November We agnin wit
messed tho grand thirty.Iour year star.
swarm. Every Intelligent person Is
aware that for n pc'i"l Of nearly tw"
years OUR globe has been subjected t.
SiHlenx rerGNfbanons, such rs hive not
before occurred for many centuries.
These perturbat;ons have hccn generally
over tho surface Of the planet. Storms.
tyDhoons, volcanoes. earthquakes, in
tenso cold aud scorchinS winds have
alternately spent their fury upon the
denizcns Of every hemisphere. BY care.
full observations, astronomers have found
that In period Of about eleven years
the sun turns towards us remarkably
spotted disc, aud it has also been OBJ
servoi TINT any sudden changes Of light
and shade upon the sun during this
Npotted period instantly affects terrestrial
magnalcs. 1t Is we'll known that in
tho autumn Of 1859 one Of these snn.sp"t
,perturbations was Immediately followed
by ono Of the most Brilliant Aurora
Borcalis ever witnessed in The notthcrn
hemisphere aud sill mare surprising"
the magnetic effect Of the aurora was $"
great, thnt messages were freely sent
over tclcgraphic lines without connection,
with the batteries aud hv means of the
auroral current alone. Many additional
facts, showing the connection OF celestial
with terrestrial ma ynvti$m, might hr
gwen, but have neither time 10 room
at present. Suffice it to say, that a> thr
esr,h's magnetic forces arc now. and f"
many months have been, greatly dis
turhcd hv coSmicai influence; and as we
havo recently made our annual transit
through the nrbulouS belt (; and rs thc
aun'S Su, face is at this moment dis
figured by an unusual number of spots;
and rs the moon on the Ith u,llmn
passed between US aud The sun, thereby
rnnSing All adailinnal magnetic disturb.
ancc upon the earth; and rs We or the
Pnciiic conSt are now experiencing an
unusually rrotractcd dry season. the in
variable precursor Of trlnh'olS IN this
part Of the world, for the foregoing and
many other potent reasons, predict u
heavy earthquake to take place early
next autumn, us soon rs moist clouds
font into the dry. vaporlcss atmosphere.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-09-15

Banting, the fat rcloImcr, Inns been
called blessed bv TWO thousand CORES.
pondcnts, who thank him for their clnan
cipntion from Obesity. .....
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-09-15

By The burning ofaa coal breaker at
Avondale Mine, Plymounth Pa, nearly
twe.; ;l9ndrea ligeso were Jos. .Ea THIS
dreadful calamity has made six hundred
widows apd.orphans. ...@t,>" '''~
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-09-15

stl.bO%tTHE "X1Xa CENTURY,
il,nblicatiop CO , mt Charleston. have been 40
e4cerssi1l IN literary enterprise that thew ara
99lssfs9ling 91ss H.. huHdeds Of coce STANDARD WORKS
Il 8 'G'aS CsSpSh parShssers q TIE Magazine. AK FOR
st Sep. 1870 ~ it9&fi.&S2l@$d S,G ,4gSs,! =
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-09-15

Senator Fessendon is dcad. IIe was
ono Of tho most distinguished ofthe Re.
publican party. ,l> #E4sr
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School Notice.

Miss Fnrman will open n school at her
mothers residence On Monday, Goth inst.
Terms $500 10 $500 per month, payable
in advance. .sj..#
Music lessons will be given in the after
noon, II desired. Terms $500 per month.
Sept. 10 81 st.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-09-15

1000 negroes went on an excursion
from Darlington to Charleston last
week. #"
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Tho stock Of tho Oheraw and Oar.
''ihgton r. r. has been, sold to q l,alti.
moro purchaser. &.@ .s~S *4
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-09-15

II ~ 'nnnoincead that Gun. Sherman
viii become Secret. rfofNVar nj interim
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District Court of the U. S.,
For the Dist. Of So. Ca.

Tx Pnrtr Jno. r.. Peterson. Assignee. Tn Ro
j. Hardy Sabcr, BAnkrupt--Im Bank
rurcy. e..
1t ia ordcrsd by The Hon. Gro 8. Brvyn,.
Judge Of The u. S. Court for the District ob
81, Ca. that the lien rretlitoss Of j. Hnrfs
Snhcr, Bankrupt, establish their Respective
liens on oath before G. &. Jaeger, E.a..
Register, At Newhrrry Court House, on or
before the first day nf Octolrr next.
JOHN Il. PETERSON,
sept IL So Assignee.
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Sale Of Chooses in Action.

In pursuance of an order from his Honor
Judge lsfyan, t, mo directed. I, a. Assignee OF
r.iI 5 C.. on first Monday In October, a. b.
1859, a. II o'c'ook a NJ, MI the Notes aud Ac>
counts In my hands. belonging to said Estate
SIP. 15 SO 8t. ~ -, = :
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Rev. Robert JtBoyd of tho Methodist
Conference, Is aead1 ,tSs3 ! /: d9aS ,iia
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fearful storms and slipwrccks aro re.
ported North. a j III .tf s.l5>s 81.
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District Court Of tho u. s..
'".' For tho Dist, Of So. O., -

= - ''' wv - ''V' ~ o' Oo' SH,
Ex p"r'c Jno: r. Peterson, As$igppc. IN
lie Martin Chaptn, individnsEy," and p.
s"rv1yor Of Summer y Chain, 'Bqhkrupt
ltis ordered by TIM Hon. George s, Dry.
an' Jnl lge. Of thc u 3. Court, for. tho Dit.
OF 50: Ca;, lhnt.,hc ljem creditors Of Martin
Glapin indiyi4lDally, md rs survivor Of Tho
iirm ?of summer & SChnTIp'' iestublish thoir
respective, liens on i9ath} before @ G.,J,e.
gertE<q, Reaistrar ut %Eewberry 90 irt
dioHsg, a,1 eoniI, EWolinn,s3 on or before tho
0Irsst 9.!y, Of Qctobornexk ~, I'll ., W
= = ~ JNo. r. PETERSON,
j Her' 70 90 M' Assignee,
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In Equity-Nowbcrry.
T.. p. LAKE, admir-, vs.. MILES p. LAKE,
and others.
Bill to sell Land, 81

BIZ to sell Land, &c.
Pursuant to decrcfal order ma(lc IN tha
above stated case, will soil on next sala
day, lhc dth Of OciObor next, n tinot OF lnnd
cnn'ninng two hundred and nine acres moro
or less, situated In Nowbcrry County, and
bnundcd by lands nf Thos. n Wilson, Th0s.
" Nonzor, Thos. NJ. Noel and AndrHw J.
Lnkc; deceased Terms Of salo--ono>ha'ik
cash and tho balance on credit Of ono year.
with interest to bo secured by thu plt, chnscrs
bond with mortgage Of tho said premIscs'
TilOS. n. LAKE,
'>P' ~ oo "'' s.- g, q. y.
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We invite attention TO card in to-days paper,
Of Mrs. Edward Il. whites boarding and Day
school ior young ladies, No. - Nest 42d street.
New York City, between 5,h and 9Th Avenues.
opposite Reservoir Park. Mrs Whites atil tiles
as an nstructress In the Classics. and in English
and m"dcm languages. music, drawing. Sc, are
eminent, while her rigid discipline in all that
,:c,tainS to the grace and polite accomplishment
rfher pupils canno, be surpassed. Her rctrren.
ccs, fom the mt st distinguished gentlemen
North and South, are numerous.