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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-09-06
State of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN EnrHfHiY go

-
Lewis Murrah & wife, &c others, } BIZ
vs.. for Parti-
Sarah Findley. and others. don.
Office is HEREBY GIVEN, tha, by
Ia virtue Of al Order from the Court OF
Chancery, shall offer for sale, to the highest
bidder at Edgefield Court House, ON the first
Monday in October next, the real estate Of
Charles Findley, decd consisting Of traet
OF land. containing FIVE hundred acres. more or
less, situate ir the District and State aforesaid,
near The Savannah river. aud adjoining lands
OF Folly kilcreasc. Abraham Kilcrhase, Tabi
,hn Jennings. aud others, on credit of twelve
months. except The costs, which mus, be paid
in cash; purchaser 10 give bond and personal
security. aid mortgage Of The premises 10 &C.
cure the purchase monty.
J. TERRY. C. r.p.
Is%gisi.G9ss1 Esssssi%' sspt2. on;sfi &C. is4q. 5
Sepir. 6 g S75) 4s SO
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CoLuua,,. Aupus, 3I

CoLumBn. August 81
Coion.-Therc continues To be something
doing in this article at advanced iates from lasI
reports. we now quote. 5to7. Market very
drm. n.,hing fine offering
Erehange.-On Charleston !, and on New
York per cent. prem.
Tie Rirer.-In eocd order BY all boat
Carotinian.
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Notice.

~ TRAYED from the subscriber. some time
- in April last n light sorrel MARE. years
old last spring. with small star in her fore
head. no other marks recollectcd. Any person
taking up such Fiily. and addressing the sub
scrbcr. a, Golfers Post Office, Edgefeld s..
c., will be thankfully received. and all reason
able cxpenees paid.
ELIZABETH PRINCE.
September 6 81 80
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DR. w. III. BROWN.

SURGEON DENTIST. s, PROFESSOR
OF PENNANSHIP,
GhFFERS his services to the Ladies and
w Gentlemen Of Edgefeld and, the surround.
ing Districts. All operations will be perform
ed with skill and nea,ness.
Penn@nship will be taugh, in various s,ylez,
and on diplomatic system.
Prices confomant with the times. lean be
consulted with at DR.. r. Griffin's, or at Dr..
Geiscrs, when not professionally engaged
References can be seen at this office.
August 9 ,tf %
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.
I,cnb Smith (,uord et nj \

VS.. Bill for Sale
Olive, p;,ls". Towe.' Wino, Guardian of Of land
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that by
lY virtue Of an Order from the Court Of
Chanccry, shall ofie, for sale to the highest,
bidder. a, Edgciield Court House on the first
Monday in October next, par of the estate Of
the late Jonathan Viewer. situate in the Distr'c,
and State aforesaid. on Mine Creek. contain-
ing eleven hundred acres. more or less, ad-
Joining lands Of Jno. +. Martin. John Herin.
William Raburn. Benjamin Rushlon and
others; to be sold in separate tracts if desired
by the parties, according 10 plots OF resarVey.
to be exhibited on The day of sale. OIL credit
of one and two years, excep, the costs, which
must be paid in cash the purchasers to give
bonds and personal security, and mortgages oi
tho premises to secure the purchase money.
J. TERRY. C. E. E. D.
Commissioners Office.
Edgeficld. Sept. 5. ls43.
September 6 ga sl4) 4, %
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Office.

A N ELECTION will be held on Monday
"a the ll,h day Of September next. in the
Town Of EdseGeld. for Intendant and War.
dcns Of said Town, To serve for one year from
that time.
Manegers.-Geo. L. Penn, E. J. siims, and
E. 3. Presley.
By order ofihe Council. liih August. 1s43.
J. A. WILLIAMS, CLERK
August 81 10 70
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-09-06

-" Whiggery appears to US nothing more
or less than mass OF iuconSruous expedi-
cnts, experiments, and humhugs." That's
it-a perfect conglomeration of Intrigue
-dissimulatioD, and bufiocncry.
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Sept. 6
VALUABLE LAMBS
E'EsEP &.gR, h

TElHE subscribers ~i!l positively sell al
Il public outcry, at Edgefeld Court
House. on The sale day. in November next,
If not previously sold at private sale.
(Which would be preferrod,j that valuable
tract Of land, lying on Beaver Dam Creek,
about eight miles wes, Of Edecsied Court
House. luicIy belonging TO John NJ. Sim
kins. deceased, and continuing about eish!
hundred and sixty three acres.
Terms will be made known on applica-
lion to either Of the subscribers. Persons
wishing 10 purchase are invited to ex-
anime the premises.
ELDRED SIMPKINS.
WM. J. SIMPklNS.
Ednefield. Sent. 6. lS4S. o. 80
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E,'0ss s. Nails.

THE subscribers have been made A.
Il gents, for The South Carolina Manu-
featuring Company, for the sale Of their
Iron and Nails, which we now offer for
sale, at our Store, a. the following prices
for Cash.
Iron Of all description cts.
Nails all sizes 81 cts.
BLAND s. BUTLER.
Co., G tf 90
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Notice.

A LII persons indebted TO the estates of
IN John Elam: or Charles A. Dowd. deed.
or 10 tho subscriber. individually, will find
their notes and accounts, in the hands of his
SUNS. during his short absance from home.
Wsi BRUNS0N.
Aug 81 Q, 20
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.
Sept. 6

George a. Mekie' Il Others Bill for peni.
Elizaba,h llckie.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. tha, BY
~ virtue Of an Order from the Court Of
Chancery. | shall offer for sale 10 the highest
bidder. on the first Monday in October next, at
EdsefeId Court House. the real estate Of
Charles McKic. deceased. consisting OF scve.
raj tracts Of land. containing in ulI two thou.
sand and eighty acres, more or less, situate in
the said District and State aforesaid, on the
Marlin,own road and bounded by lands Of the
estate Of Benjamin Roper, Of Samuel c. Scott,
estate Of Isaac Eann. Henry Wuldrum. and
others said lands to be sold in separate tracts
according to pla,s Of resurvey. which will be
exhibited on the day Of sale; OH credit Of one
and two years. except the costs. which must
be paid in cash: purchasers 10 give bonds and
personal security. and mortgages Of the prem.
isrs TO secure the purchase money.
J. TERRY, C. E. l.. D.
Commissioner Office.
Edgefeld. Sept. 5. lsI3
September ($i slt) Il 81
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Oar Cay-The truth is, we need more mcr-
chan,s in Hamburg 10 do business We slros.ld
have heavier stocks Of goods Of all kinds. in or.
der tha, planters and others can mako better
selections, and a, cheaper rates. The business
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-09-06

Counterfeit Meriean Doliars.-lIenry
Matson, an individual accused Of utterns
counterfeit, Mexican dollars, was examined
yesterday before Recorder Baldwin. Mr..
L. U. Gainnie acted as counsel iur the
accused. The evidence established clear
~ that the prisoner had received the coun
terfeE money iu good faith, and had cir
cuiaIed il in total ignorance Of its being
largely mingled with spurious alloy. lie
was accordingly discharged.
Fifteen dollars Of The money was essay
ed by DR.. Riddel, several were found 10
contain 50, 53. 81. and 55 cents o: silver.
and The rest copper; others were composed
OF nickel and copper. From he testimony
elected j, seems probable that The money
was actually issued from the Mexican
mints. We can scarcely believe that tho
government, has venturcd upon the ruin
Gus and dissraceful experiment of debas-
ing her coia.-N. o. Bee.
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LISTEN AT THIS.

I WILL continue to store Cotton a, nv
IL old stand, ai l25 cents per bale for The frs,
month, and 8 cents per bale for each and every
Month after. Strict care will be ,aken with all
Cotton sent 10 my charge. and / think Planters
will protect their interests by patronising those
that offer TO sell or work cheapest.
w. P. DELPHI.
Hamburg, August 10 4m so
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Notice
Notice

Notice
rs HEREBY GIVEN. that applica-
IL cation will be made a, the ensuing Legsia-
ture. for the incorporation Of the Methodist
Protestant Mount Zion Church, in Abbeyille
District.
WIN. II. KIRKPATRICK,
Pres. Board Trustees.
August "a 3m. 81
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Notice.

A LII persons are cautioned asains, trading
IA for Promi,sory Note, given by me to
Col. Christie for Sl20. payable on the Is, JAM
nary 1915. rs the properly for which it was
given has proved unsound.
P. s. BROOKS.
Angus, 80 # 81
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The Weather.-We have continued wet
weather. !, has been injurious TO hay,
particularly where il was not saved early.
but since The acquaintance with the couu.
Try, we have never seen 60 fine pros.
pect Of corn. 10 tru,h. there were more
people engaged, and moro hard work done
through this section Of the country, during
the pas. spring ard the present summer,
than we hav. ever known in one season
before. This is The true remedy for hard
times. Keep at it, economist well, and
there will be no dangers as to profitable
and prosperous srcsull.-Ashrilke IN. c.
Messenger. 25th ult.
Rattle -Snakes.-Mr. Charles II. Lance
and Mr.. Nelsnn Israel while looking after
cattle last week on the mountains at the
head Of Avery's creek in this county, found
a den Of rattle snakes, upon which they
made war aud succeeded in killing thirty
four Some of which were rs large as
were ever known killed in this country
Ibid.
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The Season aud the Crops.--The Rice
planters at the head of tide way on the
Pee Dee and Santee have escaped the
late fresheis. and TO good banks and trunks
many OF them owe it. We have had the
fullest tides for the las, four days, and so
high have they been owing to the S. f..
wind. that many fields would have been
submerged, if the trunks or the hanks had
yielded. The tides lessened yesterday as
to height, and the danger is over. The
rice crop is nothing over an averag" one.
Several planters will commence haryesI
ing the latter part of the week. John
lizard Middleton. Esq. commences cutting
today. aud expects to get in 20 acres this
week, but this he cannot do with safety.
unless the tides lessen greatly.
The Corn and pea crops will be rather
short owing TO the rains from The 20'h Of
june TO the Goth Of the present month.
There will not he corn and peas proper
toned to blades and vines-and in the
cotton growing districts, the same cause
has made more weed Than usual and less
cotton. FIVE have late frost, the poa-
tee crop will be ordinary. II is no, good
now.-Georgeto.r Observer.
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should DO divided more than il Is al present.
There is trade enough TO keep several more
houses in employment While onr sister city
receives bu, little over half Is much cotton as
comes to Hamburg, there are over twenty
times as many mercantile houses and 1t IS
plain lha, If they do well. our merchants ought
to do great deal better. Augusta has other
trade than that Of cotton; SO has Hamburg
Hamburg Journal.
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w a ted.

A N OVERsEER for thu ensuing year.
IA None need apply nnlcss they can pro.
cure nuGnestionabe recommendations. Apply
at this office.
August 30 T Fl
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NOeHCc.
A Ii persons having demands ngains, Allen
n Anderson. Senr., or his estate, are request
ed 10 present them duly altessed to the under.
signed and those indebted TO the tesiator are
notified uia, immediate paymcn, is required.
ALLEN ANDERSON, Jr., Err.
September lam3m 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-23
Whalemen.

Arr at New Bedford sot inst, Omega Gardner from Pacific
S SSs q. spass jaa 9%d s?ne
:s . $ g. . SS sent s @
l yss. E; sS April " 'o"'' so""Eo" $50 ''
,,., spoken,
Omar Pof Prince Boston DC, 90 lon II 30
BY An i%f sa steering F. passed DC, TO- lat % So lon 70 Al
csS Sst ;s Ssy. from Busuo Ayr. for Boston, TO-
bS Is %: Whiting of Salem Havana for Rio ns Aug 80
So s% ) s% sS Clark New Haven for Osms Oct lat
sa sb lat q % d lon Sc s. o ti - -, ~
ms. 70 LAT Sc given D''''" '>''''4 ''' ''''""''
vs s;r, AZ 6Ss:1sr F' G;.;. s... e.,
BS;;Sa Omar BOSTON," days i.nes
rnon..ros oe, ,, HS% s ro,t; Jordan. so.... ca
g!h fe&o Snow Richmond Esasa.iq Sc6 Pensacola;
.ns Wsin B5;nsJ, Baltic Boston sid 'R Christi
Rollins f s os Sla Key
MS ssTl.sD, DC, ,sAr Percy Ann Maria Allen Ronaou
CID Thames Prince, Mobile.
leiIne: Perkins, Iyiea, ~ 49,
chs l Ss 9a He
a S%0Is Manha pare, do1ast ash =, O'clock an;
Of Egg Rock Ledge where she lay avery critical situation
Growe Eugene, Cousins Pennsy vaais Bacon Phade
t ESS ' e oh o- fS T% snr HEM" ES
Wmngton De Amanda, Ames, and Utica Beerse, Albany
Rubcos, Doane Cambridge Hall; Zephyr Crockett and Co
nal fora for brig CID Gwen Evans CD Evans LONDON Amer.
rar and mkt; Malta Newell Maranham Para; Albert
Perkins Clark, Vera Cruz Thoosa Varna Aux Cayes Rock
psy az And Eesto Moses 0Isans mPorter Hshom Bath
Xn,agr Bearse Abany Reside Lang sam Appleton
Nekerson and ANACONDA Hall New York AR GOTH Alesto,
WAnEH f1; oeS 2-Arr NOus Besse Philadelphia eh'
NEW BEDroRp. Oct 2OAr Topaz, Bebee Eastport for n
York Pioneer Moore; Wood Bunker and Elizabeth Bill.
ASm sT0Mn PSay Boston Woodbury. DO for
Brown Bumpus and Monitor, Besse Philadelphia Cornelia,
Riekeson NYork.
for Pawtucket Tryal (Sbbs Ratmore Adams
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Cotton Crops, sc.

The Few Orleans Tropc of the l4h inst states that
mercantile friend haf oitely favored them with the
following extracts Of letters from his correspondents in
the country
CARROLL PARISH, La, Oct 9th 1881 wrote you on
the FIRST that have ad torrents OF rein days
but then looked The clearing off, It clouded up again
re sefne day. and has rained ALMOST every day since.
here has been but day fl to scaold cotton since the
commencement OF the rains, and it is and muddy
as midwinter My next cotton will not be good. It
blow eff cold yesterday evening" and icear this
ing
CLARBoRSE Co.. Miss Oct. 9th, ls4s Crops are
worse and worserain and the rot only here
but throughout the county. The crops win be very
short. -
PARISH OF De soro, La, Sept. %, ls43.-The cotton
very fair, though good the last. Our picking
commenced nearly a month later than last year. The
weather at present very dry and warm and shodld the
frost keep of six weeks longer that circumstance would
aid the cotton crop very much but II T. appearn early
rs did lest year the crops will fall short fully
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-23

ToBAsco.-small Gales. Poorer qualities are not much
rouS hit after.
WHALEBoHE.-There has been another advance. The
article now commands from Is TO SO cents.
BREADsTUrFs -Genesee -four is again selling at 81 So
Iii difficult to get There is an excellent demand
at that rate Wheat from the section fetches 95ae6
and up TO 100 cents Rye 65a6S the latter price when
delivered.
AsHEssaies OF pots at 81 43a4 6s pearls IS 25a5 81
THERE'S good demand for the latter description
sequence Of light receipts.
Hofs-Eastern and Western hops command 6 cents for
export The crop this year will be little short OF last
NAVAL SToREs-Tar is dull. Turpentne continues
hrm. Southern spirits Of turpentine SsA cents
RIoE.-Sales at S. 6Oa2 rs. Market rather inactive.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-23

The New Orleans Tropic of the l4th instent says
here Is scarcely sny change TO notice Under this head
Cotton to Liverpool is shipping at Is s2d 3D. and to
Havre 1916 lc Coastwise freghts are unchanged.
Havre, lc; do. New York, 81 per bale; do Boston, 81
so per bale. Tobacco, per hid Cowes &C s7s Sd;
London, SIS 81; do. New York, - 70 $5 do. Bosen
So b0 do Philadelphia Sc Sc So Sugar and Molasses
t-ori coast per HID a; do from the city, 81 so So
Flour, per Dbl soc. Pork, sac. Lead, per ton 81
4
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-23
Herald Marine correspondence.

OfficE RHODE BLANDER,t
. -, -, =, NEWPORT, Oct. 81, 1913
Arr 2Oh Adela Horton Taunton Charleston; st Denys
Beman forki Patriot Goodord. dol Vigilant, Heath do
for Providence; Amity Ash, Stonington; Franklin Phillips
Iaunon poth Tor Nfork Gid May Flower, King, Mobile
General Record.
SLooP YANrtC, Of and from Fall River for NYork struck
on Black Ledge about three miles east of New London Light
House 18th inst and blged Her Cargo consisting OF goods
tpIobably domestc freight had been nearly all taken out
and carried to New London.
SeHn WYArpoTT SuNK.-DETRoIr, Oct. l6.-The propeller
Hercules Capt Floyd in getting under way for Chicago
week, struck off Armstrong, Sbley Cos wharf with
80 much force break her machinery and her day
Delay IN repairing To-day, Hunter, Palmer Cos schr wy.
ondo Capt Freeand from Chcagocargo Of 100 bushels
mm az ana ground tier Of flour shipped by Sherman Coin
rounding t TO make A. =. Co.'S WHAT for deck load of
Hour struck snag ten feet from the wharf next below
tsTs toppose the warehouse about be occupied by O.
Mas 20 on the Cass front, and sunk in fifteen
pw tyr eet under water aod her stern Just at the
VI course her cargo be almost total oss-t
not kown TO be insured There too much reason 10 fear
w. onure Ias front abounds with snags. Vessels had
better Keep well out in the until horouph sxaminaon
shall have been made.-t Buffalo Com Adv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-23
RaItimore Cattle Market.

The market was we'll supplied with Beef Cattle at the
commencement OF the week The offerings the Scale
on Monday amounted to 90 head the sale, embraced
about 500 head The prices paid ranged from 81
per 100 lbs as in quality which equal to So 81 so
net These rates show material change since last
During the week about 10 head have been driven North,
ana 5s have been taken by the city packers The sales
On Thurrday embraced all that were left over on Monday
except 70 head, end at about the prices as were
paid at the commencement of the week. There has been
fair supply of Live Hogs in market and prices show
material change. The sales durn the week have been
ut prices ranging from 81 l2 81 so per l00bs pnci
pally at 81 as,
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Died

In this city Oct 2lst HELEN NJ youngest daughter of
William and E. NJ Fuller, aged years, months and 81
davs
Suddenly, the 4h inst, o. diarrhea, while bust
ness al Ptsburg EDWARD CoNovER, in the b7th year
his age. of this city, and formerly Of Tarryown West
chester county He has left large family and numerous
friends and acqusiptances to lament his loss.
Sing Sing papers please copy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-23
PORT OF NEW YORK, OCTORER "a
SUN RISES ...6 81 NEW MOON ........ An
SUN sErs''' ''.....5 HIGH WATER -. 80. 20
Arrived,

Bark Amos Paen, Thompson Of Boston, from Cronstadt
with hemp and iron TO order
Ba5aue Clssa bpnt q days from New Orleans with cot
Son, &c. TO Badger Peck.
Danish brig Avo, Honon SO days from Rio Janero with
coffee TO j. Gihon.
Brig Fidea SMALL 90 days from San Juan Central America
with hides, &c to Brett & Vose.
Brig Fairfield Wilson, IL days from Port au Prince with
coffee &C. SHIELDING Ferris The f. has experienced west
pry winds aud gales for the last days.
Sch Charles E'rhom, Chamters, days I'm Wilmington N
ca with naval stores TO : Powell
Schr Mary Frances Sands SO hours I'm fredericksburg
wheat 70 ) Buckley,
schr Constant Cain, 10 days from Antique ballast to
Hubbard.
schr Toga Crockett, days I'm Wilmington, NC, naval
SSchr TempsTmee, Nathan, days FIN Philadelphia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-23
Married.

in this city on tho 18th Of February last by the Rev
DR.. William c. Brownee, Mr.. FRANCIS LAMBERT, of
Paris, france, to Miss ELIZABETH A. GLEN of rhladel
phis ,r
CO Gilignani's aris) Messenger will confer favor
ny copying the above.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-23

Total State Liabilities bearing mist $32604l6
In addition to this there has been issued for the
purpose of raising capital for the Bank Of Tennessee
bonds the amount of 81 500 Ooo the whole of which
has been cancelled and destroyed. At the same time
there also issued in bonds three hundred thousand
dollars the proceeds Of which intended to be applied
IN Improving the navigation of the rivers.
None OF these bonds have been sold and two of
them have been directed by the Leg saure
and in lieu OF that portion the Bank of Tennessee
required to pay out equal amount be expended on
the rivers In East Tennessee and the Western Drtrict
State Of Trade.
, WooL-Our stock is running out. Sales are larger
than usual
CorToN.-sales are not very large. Within the last
week the receipts have been nearly three times great
rs the sales We annex the last quotations =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-23
Foreign Importations.

PORT PRINSE-Bg Fsired-l2 lbs ogwood 400 BAGS
coffee Shedding Ferris-00 do Dawson co-2OO rnsheim
schnebems1e DO ia hides RossisTe-so5 bags coffee
shielding Fe,ris7S7l Rossierel bag Delafeld col
Grosheim Schrieber.
hides l2 Lima wood Cothea-I7 hides so Id,
turtle shell SMALL pkg NJ Hooper, trunk boz mdse
order.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-23
AUCTION SALES.
M HrfI n HOWARD.
fSio,,, nE =, Snn sirsrf gnI IFS F'iiton strsst.l
VI, III, ma n ~, liz nrenlisea-

~
(Stor,s No. "a .4nn street AMI It's Fulton sfTssf.D
TUESDAY, ON ID. premises, ., -
Large Sale of Hotel FuTnureW Ilrout reserve, he ente
esYnt useful and valuable furniture contained ~ Ihe iaIs
building No III Broadway known All Nstiops hotel anh
comprising choice nearly new OF every ait,ce
requisite for hotel nouekepe generay; the beds
sc first quality and every thing else 10 corrspond aor
and drawing halls dining rooms, bar rooms kitchen
cabinet billiard panres nc Ne. Catalogues on MON
Day.
WEDNESDAY, 18th.
AT II O'Clock, 80 =,
Unless ousy disposed of at private sale will be sold
without the premises all the furniture bar room ar
raugemeus fixtures NC. &C. 81 the well known strykers
Bav House the Bloomingdale Road.
Also, the superb Gonsola built by Francis.
Also, the bar sheds garden chairs hot houses Nc
The be time. Any wishing
purchase will all necessary information by applying to
j. H. Chapman, 23i Hudson
thursday,
Sale of H,ndome Furniture pnofotes and various House
keeping articles, at 0 O'Clock, in the Sale Rooms This is
the regular Wednesdays sale but will take place above IN
of the sale Stker Bays ase the furniture Of
family giving up housekeeping,
Tso BY catalogue splendid collection of choice and truly
valuable and modern paintings being the entire gallery
of celebrated and collector of fine picturcan be
any time previous TO III. sale and catalogues on Wednes