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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-25
r,xul Court Martini on board the a. .
ship North Carolina.

FRIDAY, February -.
The Court met as usual and the record having
Samuel Van Norden was recalled and us cross
examination continued, but nothing OF Importance
was brought to light.
Before the next witness came into Court Inc
Judge Advocate in reply to some remarks rom q
member of the Court. said, that Mr. Morris the
son.in-law of Mr. Spencer, had arrive ana IN
obedience to Instructions from the Secretary o. 'ne
Navy he (the ]. AZ was prepared to receive any
suggestions he might have to offer.
The President-We have nothing to do with that
Judge Advocate was not addressing Inc
Court: I was merely answering an individual.
HenrvC. Cerney, Is years Of age, "a class sP'
nr.nt;ce, was with Small at the main royal weather
beam when the order was given for slight pull
and Small hauled on it with his whole weight and
did so after an order had been given to Delay. ne
mast was carried away about FIVE minutes after.
A, the close of his examination Mr.. Duer rose
and said that the examination had extended to
greater length than he had anticipated, and ne nao
made other engagements which would compel him
to withdraw from the management of this case.
In doing so he begged to express to the Court his
deep sense of the kindness and courtesy with which
he had been treated and to introduce to them Mr.
Theodore Sedgewick as his successor.
Commander Mackenzie then asked permission
of the Court that Mr.. Sedgewick mightbe allowed
to act as Counsel in place of Mr.. Duer, which was
granted.
Ward NJ Gazeley, l6 years of age, lst class
apprentice. This is the boy who was at the mast
head when the mast wa, carried away and who
nearly went overheard. His testimony was pre-
ciselv the same as before the Court of Inquiry
Jonas E. S. Humber, l6 years of age, Sd Class
apprentice. This witnesses testimony was the
same as that given before the Court of Inquiry
relating to the conversations of Spencer with
Cromwell and Mckee, his giving them liquor and
tobacco, and also to Wilson's telling witness that
he should like to put an African dirk he had into
Mr.. Spencer hand.
The Court adjourned at the usual hour.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-25
The Arkansas Flood.

The recent flood in the Red River in Arkansas
seems to have been terribly destructive, both of
life and property, though no full accounts of its
ravages have been received. The Arkansas Tele-
graph of the Sd, notices in general manner the
wide extent of the ruin caused. We copy from it
the following painful paragraphs:
From letter politely furnished Us, it appears
that Jonesborough, Rowland and Berlin, in Texas,
have been wholly Inundated, some of the houses
washed away, and many of the inhabitants drown.
ed The letter farther states that some few ne
sroes escaped from Jone sborough on a raft, and
when passing the residence of Colonel james II
Johnston, they say him, with his family, on the
house top, but could render them no assistance
and soon after passing they heard crash and one
wild scream, and all was silent again except the
roar Of the rushing torrent.
{" Amid the general distress, Captain Crooks OF
the steamboat Hunter, proceeded to Mill creek,
and rendered the sufferers every possible succor in
his power, going from place to place picking up
the survivors from the tops of houses and trees
thus rescuing from watery grave seyenty-hye or
a hundred persons Some were necessarily lefl
to perish in the cane and timber, as there was no
possible way Of reaching them-thelr CRIES often
BEING heard eboye the noise of the clement. Six
families of Indians, miles this eide OF Jones'
borough, are reported lost, and Col. Milan, OF
Kentucky, with lady, his niece, and MIR.
Mckinney, persisted.
"a 1t is thought that over hundred lives have
been lost between Fulton and Jonestorough-h
| many ne Is yet cannot with certainty predicate
az our sources OF information vii mt always JUS
tifv an implicit belief. Owing TO the great mum
Der of settlers on the bottoms of Red RIVER, the
loss of property and human lie must be immense
vet we would fain believe not great as generally
reported, for we hope that the accounts given Us
have been exaggerated.
% The river IS atll rising, but very slowly"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-25
nv THIS MORNINGS MAIL.
N.v.Jersey Preserved:
Editorial Correspondence.
Pcs.ing TRENTON, NJ.

PGsffnE j KEN io", -''O'
The Legislature of this State has just adjourned
s;ns die The bill restoring Imprisonment. '0s
Debt, under pre,ence of G60lishing IT. was s'.sea
STONE dead in Council yesterday; and great ana
lust is the rejoicing thcreat. On one vote 'ne.e e
vas a tie: to 8; but on reconsideration, Two
Who had voted for it voted the other way !
believe it is now very generally conceded tina, 'n'
,.s.are Of this bill would have revoutonlzed Tue
Srats The Loco-Focos were preparing to make
the most of it. But, happily, they are disappointed
And now if the retailers and grocers Throughout
ria S,ats will but conform their business to the
laws as they exist, and not seek to conform me
laws 10 their business, sure it will be best fer
all classes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-25

LIEUT.. HssTER's new steam f.sate Union, hss
returned to Washington. The Inselligencer states
that the success OF The latest trial of her propeliors
is complete both for marine and canal navigation
The average speed of the vessel is nov nine miles
an hour through the water, and this will be in.
creased.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-25

~ We have in type sketch of Pref. BECK
vary valuable Lecture on the (" Mineral Resources
of New. York." delivered last evening before the
Mechanics Institute. but it is crowded out 1t
will appear on Monday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-25
Yours, &c. WATcHTowER.

RErREEcHMENr.-In q recent speech in the
House Of Representatives Hon. d. D. BARSARD
stated the fact that srcl@sire Of The pubic debt
the appropriations for Ais gear, s'o2ld not e.c-
ceed eighteen, and might notb more than seen
teen and half millions Of dollars: whllo DIR
inc Mr. Van Buren's Administration THEY
AVERAGED TsIRTY-SEvES MILLIONS OF DOLLARS
PER ANNuM. They were COW, under Wing Ad-
ministra,iop, less than one half lrhat they acre
under mr. Fan Buren,. Thus it will be seen that
the Wigs have more than fulfilled ell the prem
Uses of retrenchment they made despite the hostility
they have been forced to encounter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-25

my We are indebted to Messrs. PoMEaoY T. Co. Tor AZ
saay papers of Friday, and for western papers OIL ae
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-25

NJ FOR letter from Boston, and coinmunica ION on
Gov Leisler, see frs: page.
" Fer Fine Poem by Mr. Emerson, me great rea'
,on The Treaty, and Conspiracy 10 take conv1c' snip
see last page.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-25

II diseases have slain their thousands
but Scroua has slain its tens of thousands very aa
ng affection appears usder great iatley lorms cp
The Slight deviation rom heails 10 the most fatal Of local
and epnpral disease. One Of the most comRlon oBss
rubercuar Ph,hisis PumonaliS, cousun pon OF he
lungs diseases of the knee and hip joint and white ssek
linz, aho The glands of the neck and other paris CT tie
BODY Experience has shown that Sands's SsrNp,ra ia
cure for this mt inyeterate complaint and in nuneroas
stances it has brought returning health ind ne where H
liar combination With other vegetable substances, op'rH
by removing, in the first place, unhealthy action from ie
diseased organs substituting healthy rciou IN It's place. and
work proclams il Read certificates Of cures in another
part OF this paper.
Prepared and Sold wholesale and retail ard FOR e1poa'
ton, BY A. B. SANDS & CO., Druggists and Chemists,
Granite Buildngs, No 273 Broadway corner Of CHAMBERS
street. New-Yerk. Sold also by A. D. Sands, Dus.
gs Nos ~ and 100 Fulton street David Sands Co.. No.
Il East Broadway OF Markets:reet and by Drug.
gs generally broug hout the United States. Price 81 pei
bottle six BEETLES s..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-25

D Hon. LEvERErr SALroNsrALL, the able
Representative from the Second Congressional
District of Massachusetts, positively declines be
ing candidate for reSleation, Convention is
to be held on the Cd of March tie nominate his
will more ably represent and better defend the in
terests Of his constituents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-25

% AT Ottawa, H., en- tie asih uls MIR. LEVEL
Both were mach respected in that neighbo!rhq0d
but feud had existed between them IL relation TO
some land.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-25

~ Rev. HENRY GILES repeats his Lecture on
the "Spici. Of Irish History this evening al
Clinton Hall. We listened TO this able and elo-
oueu, discourse when it was first delivered with
g!sat pleasure and interest; and we safely
promise those who may attend intellectual treat
Of no ordinary character. 1t is one of the most
spirited and eloquent Lectures to which we nave
ever listened.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-25

r Eighteen lives are now known TO have been
los, nv the Land Slide in Troy. The bodies OF
sixteen persons have been eShutned,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-25

rWe learned last evening, BY Pcmeroys hx
,,.,ss. tina, GEORGE VANCE, jr. Esq, editor ana
asop:esor of the Albany Atlas, died at that CITY on
Thursa,y morning, Of the small Pox
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-25

u Thi' day being the last OF the week, and OF lh w.
c'ahs ut The American Museum, will shine up 10 ahm
cay will appears 50 will the Belle OF New.Yors, whom
mol 10 see Is 70 have lived in vain.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-25

will bear n mind that advertisements in
W ...a,v,s paper must be sent in by 10 O'Clock
Iendea ns our publication Office is bot open on san
The rales advertising in view OF the extensive
,,,o of this paper. very reasonable, and IN all
- are payable in advance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-25

IL The Formation VI Character Lecture by H. ossr
LEY, is POW beautifully printed and for :as ct ls IF
bune Office. Price i2s cents II.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-25

The GHRRYMaNpEK.-The project of gerry
Wandering the Wards of this City by the Loco
fooos. TO sus their own base party purposes, 1t
should he borne in mind is neither dead nsr sleep
ing. Several days since the PleSeian had notice
TO the following effect:
Persons having petitions to the Legislature in rea-
the equalization OF the wards OF this cu are re-
qecs,ed send them Immediately 10 the office OF THIS
PAPER"
Daintiy as this call is worded, its Objects pal
pablc enough. Tbs whole scheme is evidently
signed to be conducted with the greatest posi-
ble secrecy, as not to arouse the opposition OF
those who disapprove of measure fraught with
sc many evils--a measure calculated to throw into
confusion the titles of al city property, and to
bring into dispute all the landmarks and bounda-
ries of the city. No plan that could be devised
would be so certain TO create perplexity aud pro-
tracted. ruinous litigation this But, base as it
ia. we have little doub, It will be attempted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-25
THE NEW WORLD


" Contents for Saturday, Feb. 35, Is4a'
P0RTRAiT OF SERGEAN TALFOURD, wi'h
Biogra ph.cal Sketch.
"REMINISCENCES of Men and Things No. l-ean'1
The trsnch Statesman !,
PAINTER ~ sTRAsBoJRG, an original ~ q
great beauty +.
ECCENTEIClTIES OF APPRECIATION, bS LaSaa
Blanchard, Esq.
SCANDAL AND SCANDAL MONGERS an os'sAN
Sketch by W. Graudin.
PLEASURES, OBJECTS and Advantages OF Lse'a'
Pursuits, No. 7.
The AUTHORS OF OUR C1UNTRY-9eosssigs
cre.l, the Hlstoi,a..
Pubic EuGcaiOn, Original Poetry Scrap booE L1'..
Notices, Musca News, toregn and donlestc &c AZ ).
suDse!ipuoa pace ~ year auydnce. s!ngiec'ps'
Cells.
fAE ONLY EDITION Thai CAN BE SEM -
PAIL FuR NEWSPAPER POSTAGE
ADAM BROWN, The MEkChANi,
Dy HORACE emiIH, Esq, author OF ktjecIed Addis'
" oraliBetyc houss,' ssc &c
Tn. above New Novel WI DE published 10 en-
Extra Double Brother Jonathan
IAIo AFTERNOON.
Price l2t cents, or ten copies Tor 81. -
In PKES5-Anolher Novel by the agthor OF :" t"s~r
sertous CneUaiter," sduIe price asaboye. ..
~ h.-Wif Harper aud Brotlers be 20 kind as 10 ewf
lew Of The newspapers 10 get up panic ABOUT 'hp "a
conirg WORK in ADVANCE De ny, genLen'en--s,< -,
Goabi!rss hasten the period when you can gel doiA
quarter again Tor every Novel yog publish. IL ~in
nelp The sale OF the wora.
WILSON / COMPANY, Pubsasfs
IL t2 l6l N.ssAassftes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-25

~ We and it impossible, through press OF
advertisements, to present to-day The Exposition
of Miller's views concerning the Second Advent
which we intended l. will appear on Monday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-25

ASTHMA OF a YEARS STANDING tuRsD-l have b'en
a sted with Spasnodc asthma Tor "a years sometimes
though ed hyyarioGs medical advisers OF the hgSfs
reputation ana skull in The country The relief was blI par
al aGd temporary and ice The disease proved peaTy ID
tai 20 life.
Some e~ weeks ag0 ! commenced taking Winters Bel
sam Of Wild Cherry, which gave instant relief ahd
si,gle boue produced what believe 10 be radical ana
perfect A. WILLIAMS, Counsellor Law, Is VII
aH.srret, New-York Jan 25 1913.
COLsnMpllon, coughs, Inflammation Of the lungs &c as
checked completely cured jy tbs Balkan. Dr. salt
OF Boundbrook, j., says nc knew seqaalof
all affections OF the lungs Let those who doubt nqaieo
Sold only at I25 Futon, of NasseusL ills hayes
BroOslyl,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-25

a vIcrM-James Thomson, keepe. OF gros
shop at Auburn, Missouri, was frozen to death
wnlle drank on the 18th inst. He had often been
warned and s-t-estsd to shun the cup, but all was
IN vain. He started to ride e ssis home while in
.oxica,ed, but fell from his horse and psr:shed II
the storm before assistance reached him.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-25

% In the Senate of Indiana, On the l 1th inst
joint resolution declaring that the Stale OF lnd-
ana has no idea Of repudiatins am portion of her
State debts; and giving the reasons which have
caused failure on her parr to pay her interest
as j, becomes due, was passed By vote of25 to
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-25

u DR. TAyLok's BAIsAN LfyERwoRT, SIS BowEay,
should be Immediately resorted 10 by al who base COala
Colds, Consumption that they chcc ed in lafh
ilcpienl stage 10 any who dono We refer 70 cerica.
and let facts speak for themselves the originals can be seen
at the office.
See that The new Steel Plne Engraving is on the bottle
Ne1u York, february 10 S4s.
This is 10 rtiiy that have gu, nty Taj B
Balsam OF Liverw ri, from SIS Bowcry, fer aleclonO
the lungs, Lcl have been Sufferer for The las,uo
years aud AWAY with marked benefit, and fully sa!h
fed that had | continued its via DOT interruption
shou Id long ..ere this have been re:o. perfe
therefore take great pleasure in RECOMMENDING hit III
persons having any tendency Pulmonary Consumption
(Slgn.d) CIR. MCLAUGHLIN, 2l7 >prlsg I.
Dr. LEEDS, wholesale agent, III maiaen ase Mrs
Hays, l39 Fulton ST., BIookIyn; q. j. e. HILL aud IT, r
Jacobs agents tor Detroit.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-25

% The Michigan University presents more in
ducer;ents for the study of Natural History, thsn
any other terary ns,itption in the Uuited States.
Ii contains of
Geological Specimens, including mamma!ia, birds. ashes
ana snets..
d. OF Minerals. 700
Do q: Gs2!pgcal ..leoOu
Total No. o: .5S,3 sou
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-23

duty should be laid upon tea and coffee in de
gree to make good the deficit This the committee before
alluded refused to do unless the President would con
sentt give away the public lands, which would diminish
the of course much the tax would
it, Now, the only means which the government has to
maintain the national faith between now and january
ls44 are The 5500000 oil treasury notes These are
be put forth in the which will best subserve
pubic Interests After the deberation the
form mentioned has been decided upon. Its advantages
over the old form appear to be these ls-They BE-
Immediately paid out TO the public creditors and in pass
ing SO into circulation ut all points of the Union they
form very desirable mode OF all sections
OF the Union, at any point Of which they WILL as New
York funds, command prem ium 2d-Ther uses for
exchange purposes will not be jnt.fered with by de-
sire to hold them for investment by reason OF the low
rate OF interest they bear edThey viii greatly iacL
tate the renances of small to placts where indiv
dual houses do not spond and where there
banks for ipstAnce parts Of Michigan, Iliinois
Iowa, Mississippi, Alabama, and Florida 4th-They
will serve the purpose Of the government without ex
posing to charge OF 100000 year. as would be the
if issued in the old form. The old form Of notes
answered all the purposes OF exchange when spped
but when money cheap as 1t now is they were UNI
versay absorbed for and frequentlyu sed
government purposes that corporate capital oil which the
merchants stood much in want Hence the mercantile
Community will receive from these notes all the advan
tags paper with of the disadvantages while the
will have its wants supplied without incur
ring any other expense than arises the interest on
the specie requisite here to meet the payment of such
notes presented for that purpose; event not
likely to happen for time at least Thus appears
to that the proposed form is that which the evil Of
borrowing will be the least felt The unfortunate posi-
ton OF the government which compels to have
to such expedents grows of the ntoeraby iactous
spirit of the 9th Congress- which deliberately deprived
the treasury os revenues and rejected conemptuousy
the earnest appeals Of the Executive remedy in
degree the evils OF its creotag.
We have in this article treated the moveme mt of the
Secretary only in relation to its expedence tempo
rary In succeeding article will 90 more
large into its operation and discuss its bearing upon
affairs generally.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-23
w.oAs.Er Sent 10 lnot lathl-sId zaida canningha.

,WsoAssEr, Sept 10 mot isth)sld Zaida Cunningham.
BATH Sep. Ped Empire Erwin Martinique; ath Fran
Ss Elem MNanus' Guaddoupe Sid 10Th, Fox Norton Bar
,o pORIhaND Sept PAR Warren TcO%b and Eagle Yea
Woodbury. master and not Capt Hood who cid in he) for
u TagsTSs, SEPT sAr Ps,eedale Saunders; NYosk 18th,
ASag sa nfsa NYe y h s do
S A HP s% Ear S WAVE DG wT
scpe, &o d essphsd Mary Stanton bssse from Bali,
Yesterday cd Csd%as, Tucker Yer, Cruz; Zebra, Loud
@ falmouth sSYS%ss Ba essPi EdspS
Wsfs Berry aO a Lion Bas d9 ZS" oSw
sos wsss; OCEAN, iSraSs Bsm Sss" evan Evans BAN
ST Rre B a AS sos L'"ph' Del
np sd ssJ% a. Sss %S hg asa:,
Ws Tse ; aS; Ja a"J WPST&S
SD coq%s bangor DeJSs RSs p%S"' Ss sT
Bu% IoaF EsS lH e. Nw
a BsI'rO Is, Sect 'A George Washington Phillips prov
sally NV Gal1 .Enn s AI5oSy. Mo..
sS;fs h%S' sIEisy s:
New orleans. ssDs 2AT s. Chester yneaEA G%
s g. Sss" S S f PlI5. Msio1
Ssr sfisy y 9 %yG y. g sss ssss haa F
Eha barnard Eantacketi Charity, smith NYoFk CID Al
y Ns Thsoa M;cI Sn f es Hallett lewis N.
York. Arr in the Schuylk Sam Painter Ellingsworth
ef Tsmy pSsfE asasn
kirk R Jersey Gty; Thompson Buck foydspce Daniel Ba
Wilcox, do; Hudson, Decher, do.
WILMINGTON, NC Sept l3-An Only Son. (Br) Hyatt,
Turks Island Cid Dromo Pickering Surinam Ransom Dyer
Curacao. y
CHARLEsroN, Sept i0-An Emily Sherwood NYork
SAyANHAH, Sept lS-Cd South Carolina Corbe Baracoa.
Sid Baldwin, Thompson, NYork; Madison. Buckley do.
BALTIMORE, Sept 2Arr st Marks, Williams Ponce PR;
Rpbt Bruce Gardner Savannah. CID Jane, Dung. Nassau,
MP. Sid Coriolanus Halle Trieste.
ton; Ionck, Stamford.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-23
Cotton Crops.

BY yesterdays mails We received the following
counts of the crops:-
The Tallahassee Sentinel of the 18th inst. says that
Caterpillar still at work. The crops Of Middle Flo
Tida would be small. So most planters thought. The
weather remarkably warm and prospect OF sbats
ment. There considerable sickness in town and
country but was generally light, and seldom fatal
cept with children.
Annexed is extract Of letter dated Monks Corner,
September l5-The crops in this vicinity very indif
freL but good in comparison with upper St Johns and
St stephens There very few planters in this vcini.
tywho will make more than half crop. From infJrms
ton received from best sources perfectly safe in
saying that the sanee Long Cotton crop cannot exceed
one third average.
The Apralachicola Advertiser of the 9th instant saws
that from what they learned from the uL-country, they
fearful that the present crop the rivers would be
mat erally injured by the heavy rains which had fallen
during the summer and farther threatened by the
appearance OF the caterpillar in many places.
We give the above for " hat they worth.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-23
AUCTION SALES.
THOMAS BELL, Apctioneer.
BY BELL X HOWARD.
SfoTes No. % linn street aud lis Fulton ,tr,,tl

SATURDAY.
At i0R O'Clock, in the sale rooms,
Large sale of elegant second hand and furniture Of all
descriptions from families removing, &c.
ALSO, the stock OF cabinet maker
Also, large OF valuable furniture, By order OF
receiver comprising chairs tables bureaus, carpets rugs look
glasses sofas wardobes safes stoves glass ware lamps
piano iores, paintings, &c.
Also, kitchen utensils cutlery, &c
Also, balance &C stock of liquors from hotel:
Also the entire elegant furniture OF family giving mp Rouse
keeping and from Harlem for conyenience OF sale
The carpets will be Ianeed IN the Fulton street store
TUESDAY.
Al Or o'clock IN the Fulton street store aud rooms
Splendid English and French China-W be sold without
reserve az entire consignment Just received from Liverpool OF
rc ahd beautiful CHINA ware consisting OF ui dinner tea
coffee and dessert SETS new and CLASSIC styles also costly va
ses ornaments hgues groupes &c They just landed and
w be ncked to-day and arranged for examination on Mon
day, and sold without post ouement above.
WEDNESDAY,,
AT l01a O'Clock, a the sales room,
Large sale t elegant furniture aud Housekeeping articles of
all descriptions.
THURSDAY;
AT 10Y o'c ok, in the sales room,
Administrator sale of clothing Dir, good iewelry &c
AT O'Clock precisely, and svsly without reserve
Of valuable land beautifully and esbly situated
the and most busine 3 part Of the rty.
FRIDAY
At 1913 o'clock the sales room
Regular sale OF valuable dry goods clothing watches jew
elry and pledged articles, ii great variety.