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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-01-12
Jan Hill, Dec. 1911.
rsr or THE BAROMETER.


]. The rising Of the mercury prcsaccs IN
general. fair weather, and in falling, foul
weather, as rain, snow, high winds, and
storms.
=. In no, weather. especially If the wind
is south, the sudden falling of The mercury
forc,clls thunder.
3. In winter the rising indicates Frost:
and in frosty weather, il the mercury falls
three or four divisions. there will follow Il
,haw; but il it rises in continued frost,
snow may be expected.
4. When foul weather happens soon af-
ter the fall Of the mercury, it will not be Of
long duration; nor are We to expect con-
liuuancc Of fair weather when il soon sue.
cccds the rising Of the quicksilver.
5. lin foul weather the mercury rises
considerably, and continues rising two or
three days before the foul weather is over,
4 continuance Of fair weather may DC en-
pccled To follow,
q. In fair weather, jwhen the mercury
falls much and low, AMI continues falling
for two or three days before rain comes,
much wet weather may be expected. aud
probably high winds.
Z. The unsettled motinn Of the mercury
indicates chanScablc weather.
S. Respecting The words engraved on
the register plate OF the barometer. it may
he observed that they caunot be strictly
relied upon, TO correspond exactly with the
stale of,hc weather, though it will in gem
cral agree with them, as To the mercury
rising or fallcn.--NerGrk Sent.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-01-12

KHEUMATrsM.-A writer in the U. S.
Gazette strongly recommends the follow
ing as an cilrctual remedy for this very
painful complaint.
Recipe.-Onc gil! Of Gimpson seed. put
in PIN, bottle, ill the bottle with The sha-
wings OF rich turpcniiue yellow rinc
beard or knot, then ill up with strong al
cohol.
In three days. the turpentine, and The
virtue from the Gimpson seed vii! he cx-
tracled By the a!chohoi, turning the liquid
Of grcenish color. IL is then it for use.
Ba,he the part effected with this prcpara.
ton few times, and it will take away al!
pain.
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uSACCOUSTABLE.

4 Rochester, N. Y. paper says: 40
working n burr block, nt the Burr Block
Stone Factory. in this city, two honey bees
were found in cavity in breaking of 4
piece of stone. They were torpid but soon
showed sisus OF life and flew away
These bees were entirely excluded from
the air, and when, or by wha, means they
took up their residence in mill stone, we
are at a loss TO Observation-Disclosures.
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sTsrScuGgsgrGE.
From he Temperance Adeoeate.

From pe Temperance ddroeats.
The Milton Agricultural Society met at
Milton, according to adjournment, on The
10Th November. 1871. The Prcsiden,
took the Chair, aud called the Society TO
order.
The Secretary having read the Pro-
cecdiucs ol' last meeting, DIR. j. II. Har's,
from The Special Committee. appointed
lasr nee,ng, reported a, length OIL the VI
r:ous subjects submitted 10 their consldoia
tion.
The repor, having been considered end
adopted. the President announced the lol-
lowing Committees in accordance thereto.
On Corn -Wm. Bailey, james Yora-.
aud Samur! Gary.
On Cutton-Richard Waits, Allen
Vance. aud Anthony Griffin.
On Manures-Newton PyIcs, Newman
Gary, aud JOAN Johnson.
On Harsss and Muics-J. ID Williams.
A.zl.-GfiIIin. ana ]. W. -LM;,.is---------
On Cattle. II. Davis. j. NJ. ouns.
aud Benjamin Brown.
TIE foregoing Committees to report
Jointly in March.
On alushrooms-Wm. l.. Tcmplcton'
David Martin and c. B. Gritfia, 10 re-
port in July.
On GrqSscs-Rober, Bell, Allen Nance,
and David Vance. 10 report i'll July.
On Wheal-J. d. Williams. Is. +. Crit
fin. and J. II. Vance. to report III July.
On Hogs-Thomas Teusuc. JohnGod-
rrcy. and Whit. Walker, TO report III July
Curing Bqcon-J. i. Waits, w. a.
Fuller, and E. G. Simpson, 10 report ~
November.
on Experiments on Cotfon-P. l.. Cal
houn. John Waits, and James Crawlor'l,
to report in November, separately.
On Experiments on Cotton Lands
II. Davis. JOHN Godfrey, and Robert Bell,
10 report in November.
ON PREMIUMS.
Resolved. That the following prcml-
u.ns he awarded al the Annual Meeting in
November next.
ls,. a premium of 81 for the greatest
product of Corn on ~ acre %: any sort o'
land, upland or botlnm.
2nd. 4 premium ofS5 for the creates,
product OF Corn upon an acrc oi reclaimed
upland.
81. a premium of 81 for the greatest
product nf Cotton on an acrc"i reclaimed
upland.
i,h. A premium, Of - for the best Colt,
between one aud two wears old.
5,h. 4 premium Of IS for the best Hog,
from six 10 twelve months old.
9th. a premium of s. 30 for the best
pair OF Pigs under SIX months old.
7,h. A premium OF 81 50 for the great
cs, product G.! Wheat on an acre OF land.
The premiums awarded will he in such
Agricultural books or implements rs the
successful candidates may prctc,.
On motion Of DR.. Davis, twas
Resoired. Tia, Dr.. J, 7. Watts have
leave to deliver the Address, appointed 10
have been delivered to-day, a, the next
meeting Of the Society in March next.
On motion, Commiltcc was appoint
ctl To nominate suitable person for Ora
TOR for the next Anniversary meeting IN
November, 1912, when Major 7. l.. Cal
lioun was nominated, aud unanimously
elected.
On motion, the Society adjourned, To
meet al Milton OH Friday before the Sc
coud Saturday io March next.
B. F. GRIFFIN, President.
Jons GODFREY, Scc'ry.
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From. F,esseadea's Complete Farmer.
cows FOR Tms DAIRY.

cows FOR THE DhIGY.
In selecting cows for The dairy, the iol-
lowing indications should he attended 10 {:
Wide horns, Thin head and neck, dew
lap large, full, breast, broad back, large
deep belly; The udder capacious hut not
TOO lieshy; The ,nilch vicns prominent. and
the bag tending far behind; tea,s long and
larsc; butiocks broad aud fleshy; tail
lour, pliabic, and small in proportion to
tho size Of the carcase, and the joints shori.
The Aldcrney hrccd' gives. n rich milk,
The Durham short horns. however. exceed
,icm as respects qnaulty; aud We have
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The Winyaw (Gco. TOWN. Observer
boasts Of a turnip weighing nine and half
pounds, and measuring 25 inches round.
We cau beat that a loug way. A turnip
was brought TO our Office the other day
which weighed tsrclue pounds, and meas
urcd, round, uiirtyone inches. II was raj
scd BY Dir. WIN. D. Bridges, near Ben
neusvillc, in au old field which had been
cowpencd. We understand that in the
same lor, were many other rurnips, nearly
as large. Farmers Gazette.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-01-12
Queer Marriage.-Thcrc was an oil

Queer Marridge.-Thcrc was an old
mar-imuuial bargain cousummaicd nj
Goshen, Orange co., on the 18th uiimo,
sulncu hat as boys frequently swap knives,
"un,ish, uuscon." Mr. Andrew tiulsc,
sexton Of the Presbyterian church in Gosh
en-. was welded TO Miss Esther Smith. the
parties having, it is said, not seen caci,
other previous TO the marriage, aud what
is more remarkable, The Bride did not know
her husband when he camc.-Bufalo Id.
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Floyd also weighs 2lSlb; Mrs. Powic (hcr
daughler) 20Glb: Mrs. Hrwket, (ano,her
daughter) l73lb. Total weight OF the
family Of four psrsons, ] ,0l0 ID.
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4 iNigkfy Famiiy.-An Englisi, pa
per says tha, there is now living at Rom
sey, NJ. Floyd, supposed 10 be the largest
man in England. Ills weights 443lb; Mrs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-11
MONEY MARKET.


We recently mentioned the fact that the bonds OF
the Planters Baak Of Mississippi issued to the United
States Bank dishonored principal and interest at
the United States Bank in New York. These bonds
were made payable to the order of Richard Asop, and
by him endorsed The paymsnt under the endorsement
is resisted because the instrument purports to be
sealed In order show the nature of the transac
ton, We give below copy Of the bond with the coupon
attached and the endorsement OF the United States
Bank, as follows--
No. i7al. ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS. No. I74l.
NArcHEz, NpsissrppI.
know ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS. That the PLANT
Frs BANK OF THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, ac.
knowledges itself indebted unto r. .4sop in the lust and
full sum Of One thousand Dollars lawful money OF the
United States, which sum the said PLANTERS BANK
OF THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI promises to paw TO
the order OF the sand r. Alssp day of January in
the year OF our Lord THOUSAND EIGHT HUNDRED AND
FoRrrrwo with interest at the seren per cent per
annum pay able Semi annually the first day January
and on day Of Judy in each and every year. until
pay meni OF the principal of this bond principal and
interest payable at the Bank of the United States in Nr
fork-coupons for the Of the interest being
hereunto attached.
In testimony whereof the President of said Planters
Bank OF the State of Mississippi, hath signed and the
Cashier hath counersgned these Board
Of Directors has caused the seal Of the TO be
fixed thereto, at the said Bank, in Natchez Mississippi
this first day Of October thousand hundred and
thirty eight. J. C. Wilkins President
II. d. VAUDEVILLE, Cashier
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So Sss sos 7555tsa

We have received the message Of the Governor of
kentucky 1t is mostly occupied with financial matters
and commences with long, futile and oft repeated argx.
ments in favor of National Bank, and in consonance
with such views gives his opinion that the banks
Kentucky should take their rule OF honesty from other
States and not be compelled to until they think
proper, remarking as follows
The consequences which would follow from compul.
sive resumption against our banks without concurrent
resumption on the part OF Of the other States with
considerations which doubtless will be duly weighed by
the General Assembly Ispprehend the immediate ef.
feet would be TO aggravse, IL not greatly to increase
the existing pressure upon the country. The banks, it
is true, judging from report Of their means, MAJ be,
and beers entirely a5efo sustain Memseres in specie
poyets but In this process unaded and unsupported
by any Of the banks OF the neg hborDg States whether
our specie would not Immediately foe out Of the State
whether sudden contrsctions would not necessarily
iollow-wheher the banks would be in condition 10
furnish any accommodations facilities 10 the
merce OF the State, &c. sc.
Alter this specimen Of morality he spplauls the distr
button act In relation the 5chuylki Bank fraud he
remarks as follows -
SHOULD the orts decide that the Bank Of Kentucky
aoe .oI me consideration paid for the forged cer
cafes Win interest," those Certificates will be worth
grea,y more tnsn the original shares iasmuch the
genuine STOCK must contribute pay them; but should
the cou.ts make contrary decision the holders Of the
spurious stock will lose all unless ,hev arc snata =.
extract, something from ,he schuylkin Bank
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-11

LATEST FROM TExAs.-We are indebted TO the
officers of the steamship Neptune for Texa: papers
the run from Galveston to the Bslze, in "a hours
the shortest passage ever yet made.
The Neptune had been detained at Galveston, Tor
several days, in consequence OF the nortn wihds
prevailing causing the Bars to be nearly dry, and
stopping all intercourse between Houston and Gal
weston.
The steamship New York had arrived at Gal
weston.
The Committee of the House of Representatives.
appointed to make examinations relative to the
Santa Fe expedition, etc, reported that tney nad
ascertaned that more than S4OO,0oO had been ex
pended during the last year, contrary 10 law; ana
this estimate did not eude the value oil the mill
tary stores. etc furnished the troops engaged In
this expedition.
have not the sanction Of any law that has ever been
in esss aud cannot be well defended The de-
fence Of the President, made in his late message
shows the grounds upon which ne rehss IN TINS 1t.
to pass this affair, as the President has gone
OF office, and his intentions are so generally adj
mite to have been pure so =.
The Gu ,toms will be collected in specie and the d.
rect taxes in the liabilities of the government, as
heretofore only the law relative to direct taxation
will be modified as to the citizen from
the present oppressive costs and double tax, In
case he is unable to pay at the appointed time
President Houston recommends policy similar
to this. The retrenchment bill has SO reduced the
expenses of government, that it is thought the rev.
enue from the customs will be sufficient to defray
all the expenses Of the civil departments.
The nominations for the new Cabinet are not yet
divuged. 1t is rumored that DR.. Arson Jones
will be Secretary Of State; Colonel Hockey ,Secre-
tary of War; and X. l.. Anderson, present Speaker
Of the House Of Representatives, Secretary OF the
Treasury; and Judge Terrell, Attorney General
AcAroy.-This worthless bandit, with about 10
Or 20 ragged followers, still the Nueces, and
the caravans Of traders from the Rio Grande are
kept in constant dread, while on their way to and
from Bexar He is connected with party OF about
40 Mexican soldiers, who rendezvous at Loredo.
remainder stationed in that town. He generally
has spies in Loredo and Bexar, or at the Ranches
below that city. These spies give him notice
whenever a party Of traders are T. leave either
town. aud he is thus enabled to attack them at his
leisure.-N o. Courier, Dec. 81.
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underwaoi lIs,stel Baln. vs. Brooss-ls Bunker
\ Co.'S X < II Height cos Gibbs-s Lanue, Lzmson
CO.'S OoTr Aliens II Babad-l X Chardon-l Mupps :
q Jscqpslm Alen-2 Desnnet. Br.,h.rs2 q Rozat
lh2mpsooTls Jos pupre-i Fabr.aaei,e Norra-tE 4
K-nde eo-a Aiister cos Kearney-l NJ Hates sos
AZ B strapg.-s l. Guynet II cos Rose Owens
Nsilisrd-ls Corbet. DAVIS co.'s e Howe x coil
Bsrhey-i Harmony Msyor-I ii Rogers-2 NJ Call
Coz Chuschmsnn- Auhernon. Merel coz + honross
II MsnsZst Smiths Berr keesse-7 Edward ksasse-
Froseh1s We Callle9' Lahsny7laJ X st FeIx12oB
Canonge-32 II Chevrolet co.. Wight, Stutges Shan
Dsrham Moo,e-l roll Of drawings Melville Geis-2
bArkets vine Ci.bpa-ieo Wi kin Consimeryi5 Scher
newborn Narsh Bunker-2 hicbe-5O Ralnsay Crooke
$50 w II Wreh'=!eo BningsrS co-7so John q = Bo.
her2 wine Bars ou-2e0 baskets do Wricht2o
Washington Mortcn- II Bouchs-2s do SIS Ikgs mdze to
order.
root Depe' ster Whiimarsh-l bags coffee TO master
heSrrGo BAY-Bre Iliad4oo bags pinento Dawson Bro
hers-sse Maitland Kennedy Co.'S tons old copper How
land As, inwAll
BaTAyA-Shp Vicoria5se0 picles coffee, 81 do ratans,
$500 do sugar 600 d. wood, indigo Neal CO.
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Foreign Importations.

LvyrrooL-shn United st ates-sl pkgs Caldwell & CO.
s;s.a;!s s";
van N.stI2 Welt Bi;hGp SECS Enc Pa, zen,
r.1.s9d Rrs. sc5srsne
fS yong s
aRa,bIss Wei W i Asb-i b5sT.on psf..s co >
aaPR; LIT. NV ses
Ms viii. s se Fs,s.
G t. %soGd ce, s1ld Ess
a" Parsons. Cummings Hutchinson Sr1s% Ses
il: p bSs .oaa s% 5oaF. Lumber
sioidard-a7 Whselrsht.. IS saul Alley OR ( Il
Hh ea G ea. e'Ps w
1; Wy,dasssS SNs,ssssd
sp rSe i: Gsa
Sfoiiis wilson sroTpS; Wolf = B5.hogT, Sons
ea Ess?.one Abr.Sa%s cro%iey soas
joa. ss.
30 Rsii yo;xs1 ws0p ws,swsgh Co.'S 81 Alley
Richardson Wsissn-is stone. swan to-as Cooley f
s%s.ss f ss Sso Bend
soloo tons iron Newboli Cruft-3fj6 ba iron Cta
nHs9;% "a. & s bysso
pkg. Wright. stusess shaw-e do Lefreis-s fesb,ay
co.'s Hkgs SSoTisn Hodges eoTias s.s1l
c s wns CITY, fsi e G1sS
COS NSen. co-s Adams Br,tsrs-sss boxes TN SIS
ga: - ea
p Rss .FSl s o
gaess McCsIsl do BID 10 bags 10 anvils Ksssn Bye
COLO do bags Al casks az bars s76 bds Sh ldsIs
pig. n Ferman CO.'S Bill, Clark coz Hubbard
Ill Bare ap L,singsfon-l7 q kslis-2 Tomes-ii do
Harvey Stagg-2 Persse Brooks-26 Sands Fox col
Comptroller % Customs-i6 Knox, Jr2e Wood johnson
coi0o boxes tin rheps Dodge chronomc
80 tons iron IS casks 65 crates TO order.
HAvBE-sh, Duchese Of Oreans-4 plgs mdze Detham X
VI oie-l Arlault-i w Price, stephe-l Br,nsker K
col Ach cos Rlie-I Jafray K col Brun De Ia
Roscre x a Engler Eoley-s II Boker-s Morgan &
Montanl-l Eckhart X Merck-25 w Diapers A s~anre
nand3 Beylard. Jr3 ID Wrght< Bear Bet amin cog
LII Cohen-s q I hor urn-s De WIN B,vier-sA
IIet-I Wcrckmerter-2i Adtnn Arie 4 colo Boon,n
Graves csl Kspauld col Baumsna--i Coivi Kem-
iug-3 roruan Bu,h-3 Young. smith cole Cotenef-
s e Albion &co--I ACase-fs X II MAhler--Io L Pie
dsnna-2 Cha Fey-l0 TIMBER 4 Lambman--2 Russst
Mattisou-i2F Rhodes Col Dersismes x Byisard-2A
L.goux-7 FHourdequin-25 Hennq nn6go baskets wine
r A II R.nsud COL ky Godfrey, Weber xeo-2 Bos-
gel Bsucrsath-i N Hohnstsunn-i Bonn aft.
i Dvbos sscot COLI Boury dIvenois co.'s Nor an
Yseii IL z de Luxe Ncbzl Cplliard Ia Benk rd
Buuon-3C Mauroy--i Boudard-7 Coutsn piilyvin-i
y r Hsb5it--l Bailey Sklteben-2W II Hortsmanp COZ
AID Lor "a -t-6 Hmmerling-l5L achAisc Fsucle
80 M,ezieux Ccurd co.'s Bru-ciD. Hoop col Riou
II + Stevens Sons-- Maxne Il. GilnoLx Keel A
Theritt-s Nuller-i 70 ssnd-2o Grliet-2 II Es-
chsr-lvo baskets zine Ach Begoden cot pkss Thor
seek'n co.'s Gustays Lerrg-s Eroschli Locsthegk
x Wtssndouck-ieG Hsssmbeg col II LETTERING
~ Carpe,ter Viiade-5 IA Der aismos-7 Lobse-22
Lepage-2 Merriam B.nsrd-i Dord-i Netiy.J r
X ec--l ,ekage W Horsmssn eo--i KonsnS-i "a Ne.
eo-2 A voisn col G'Sdhse eel Liylnsston-2s
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Cleared.


s" ef mSa M
%si Coz slS es5s anS
9Gs sf psw, Ma,s Lss BSasss
minE,on, n e; Empire, Powell Noifok, Va fancy Howes
Boston. - -
SiSp psSassf 81 of 2s Ha're Dec 3D. and
SSSp G Dec with
Geo Wshing'on BaIrows from Liverpool for New York
very heavy weather s Whole The had
shR y c T.. rros,er from asy a with md1
rs Of Salem for sa%aray days Navigator Bridges of
f na.. ia e
s sY * sos %es 5, WhW e Hook w
Ship uniIed States Britton, from Liverpool Dec 3D. with
Brig IIiad Homer IS days from Aongo Bav with mento
&c Sr nianS he rny o. spSIe 9Th inst lat g 1 lon
schr Hope, Chandler days from Gonav.s Hayt to mas
schr Samuel Appleton EJrdge Boston, with mdze to mas
sehr Cornslia, Hinckley, Boston, mdre to Stevens
Sch Amanda, Newburyport with fish.
schr Emeine Clarke Eastport with fish a ter to mas
schr St Helena Carlow Thomsston, lime to master.
Below.
General Record.
FOREIGN LETTER OrrcE-The Montreal for London will
sail to-day Her letter bags will close at Gpns at eleven
o'clock.
COMMERCE OF Picrou-Arrived in sil326 ships Ia $780,
22i. Cleared IN 1874, 1913. In 1870 2s7.
Foreign Ports.
RIO DE JANEIRo Nov 3oth.Sd Osceela Philadelphia In
port Florence from Boston for New O ans log Niagara
do do dos Ann Eliza from Baltimore for Rive Plate next day
Serene from Richmond unc; dseharging George Gardner
from do for Baltimore to sail lat Dec Escaus from do unc
George Pinekney from Bahia for coast Africa loading
dy York, unc, disg.
United States Ports.
NORFOLK, Jan 4-Arr Mentor Turks Island stln-Sld VIM
Henry. Boston.
roRrIASD Jan s-Arr VIM Wallace, New York. Sid Hi.
hernia Cuba
CHARLEsrsN; Jan 5IArr Statssm n Leven, Thomaston.
Me- sth-Arr Howell Havana Cid Hercules, Cope ZEN;
Forude Havre; Gulelma Bordeaux In the ofnr Br Shin
Jessie.
SAVANNAH Jan 4-Cld Gey lon, Havre Arr Laurel CDR,
Greenock Nancy GrangeH orth La Grange, Porter New
York Mary Ann Hartford Below Anthony (Br), Liver.
stock Baltimore and amarket. sd-Stering Hamilton New
York; Lamar, SannerInan, do. ave-"
MOpLE, Dec soh1Cld Portsmouth, Liverpool; Georgia,
NEw ORLEANs, Dec sO-Arr Delmatia Boston Cid Ocup,
gee Leavitt New York. 3s-In the bound IN DUN.
friehire Belfast ireland, Cid Mary Ballard Lytrp; Ame
liza (SPan) Gibraltar
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Cattle Market.

There has been decline in prices to-day and less
number OF cattle offered About nine hundred beeves in
market Sales at $3.50 TO 90 hundred weight, About
fifteen hundred sheep and lambs offered Sales Of sheep
at 500 aud lambs at 90 EACH Also about
nifty cows and calves. Sales at SIS 20 to 1000.
In Cincinnati, up to the LIST instant 10000 hogs have
been cut this The prices Of hogs ranged from
slIo to2a % The persons engaged in packing are all
either Eastern or the dry goods merchants Of
Cincinnati who order to save their exchange inv est
their Western funds in pork and ship East in
OF debts The packers account of the Eastern mer.
chants forwarding large quantities Of both pork and
lard by every boat that departs from Cincinnati for
Orleans. Sales of No. lard making at cents.
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MEETING THE COUNTY CoURr-The County
Court convened in the of thc Board of Aide r
last evening, in order to act upon the case of
Justice Wiley. Judge Ulshoeffer stated, on open
ing that Court, that the Mayor absent from i'll
health, and after having stated that the resignation
of Justice Wiley had been rendered to one of the
members Of the Common Council, presented the
following order, which was adopted.
"Ordered That the District Attorney be requested to
make such charges may exist against William Wiley
Of the Ward Justices in order to effect his
from Office by this Court unless the necessity of such
removal is dispensed with by the resignation Of said Jus.
tice being accepted by the Common Council"
The Court then adjourned to Tuesday next.
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Auction bala0.
By THOMAS BELL.
tsforesNos.y2 .1,sn and 10 ruaonsfrests.l

TUESDAY.
ae "fdry goods fancy articles, jew cry clothing pledged
Also, SO doz wine 20 900 sega-s millinery &c &c
WE'D \EsDAY
. -, At lO O'clock, IN The Sales Rooms
spendl9 nitue-Comprsisg the usual house
art les rom TIVE lsni'ies giving up HOUSEKEEPING.
a $50, the stock of cabiSet maker.
q lso 80 toz wine, 20 900 cigars, millinery &c
Also the following articles of
boil cheese glassw slippers bags 400
seyths stones boxes conniag hall lamps aud glass filings
20 buff ilo coats, SO doz hosiery. gloves, Ec
FRIDAY.
Al l0l o'clock al the Auction Rooms
Large sale OF French sedsteads sofas chairs the
Of AN upholsteer by order Of Receiver hest french bi
stesds is spring and cushioned sofas do
sofa eedseads, rocking chairs l6 10 .,hs,
ch,is 10 pilliasers and other articles Of furniture
go At O'Clock.
Splendid piano fortes.
Also, splendid rosewood and mahogany chairs.
:. 2. INGRAHAM Auciioneer.
A UCTION NOrlCE-Fumture and Plate-This Day. at
"a 10 O'Clock. all the Furniture contained in the house 80
Mercer street comprising large ana valuable asormencos
sstsg oil brussels room and stair carpets soAs
chairs marble op Ter aud centre tables pier glasse French
plate curtains shades extension dining tables
and nanel smps hall do clocks hat stands French mahoga
nv bedsead, feather BEDS mattresses blankets bureaus
warlrobes, &c.
Silver PattAlso, large assormei of silver plate tea
and coffee SETS spoons knives and forks also gilt
Also an extensive assortment Of kitchen fur Catao
CUES ready the day previous. III ~