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Qmusements.

GRAND Vocal and Instrumental Concert a, eoahse
hA'' RELIEF 90 IRELAND.
On THURSDAY, May ~. ls47.
TIE following eminent utss have indy volunteered
ter services for this ocessign
MaFLeMATILDA kORsiNSkf,
N'' si 1Ss sEsTo BENEDICT.
Ih@ fxvor!,e Trcor rom TIE Italian Opers
M PHILIP MAYER
Mr.. ". c. BEAMEs VII prr.lae Al The Pisno Fore.
PROGRAMME
II croci,o BY Gshu..i ..............kr Philip Mayer
Romsncs-'vieuS N nOa coca BY Musirs,
Irish Ballad, Ksshlssn AavOurnses Mr.. BOulsra
Duo from LGea d Lsuuernoor, by Donresn
MILE Korsin.ki and sisnor Bsnedeth
II.
The lhree Stages Of Love Mrs Houlsrd
Aria. from LsEissns yer Sedsr, by Doalze,ti
Mr. Philip Mayer
Song from the Crusaders, l am hine, only thine
Romance, from vsrdrs OPen. 'ober,o eis che fssr
cav.aOs, from he Vampire, BY LiudpAis.,sTr
Tickets Finy Cent. to he bad =, the usas places
Doors open at, performance 10 commences At o'eoek-
SOCIETY LIBRARY ROOM, srosiway, corner
~ of Leonard.st On Friday Msy q iSs7, Mr. LOVER
viii have The honor Of opening PADDY'S PORrFoLIo,
also some Nav ANERcAS Impressions, AmOng which the
melriea recitation % MAJOR Rnggold, ssrst Kelly, and
ard his own Origins. eonic story q NEW POTATOES
Admission hty oenis ricseis 20 % h.d The A,gor
House At The principal Music stores rnd al he doors in
the evening.
Doom open 81 u O'Clock Perionnskee 10 commence
and conclude shout 10 O'clock. myls 81
ITALIAN OPkKA.-A CAkD-The managers and
ing that Signosins Bar viii be prevented cy her sick
meas 10 sing Tor some tine and having due regard OF their
duty ard The subscribers and the public have requested
SRnors Amslia NJ Ns.ena 10 proceed with the perfor
msnces OF the season The proposition kindly and
grseiously accepted By hsr who will give her services
grsuitoGsy, and the managers, therefore, have deter
mined to apart for her he proceeds OF The performance
which will lake place on Tuesday the sih list mylS0
DALMU's OPERA HOUsE.--A CARD.-Sig. y
BENEvENrANO respectfully announces 10 lhe "a
Of The Opera, and The public generally that hs Bene
st will t2fe plsce Saturday evening May y, With The
AMORE-
Sig Benevent.no WILL on his OCCASION sing tho Grand
Romano from vsrdis 0pers HensnL
Season subscribers DESTROYS 10 retain their seats, will
MAY H. and take their tickets No seats considered
retained unless paid. The free lis 10 speuds except
for the press myll tay3l
DALMO'S OPERA HoUSE--Chsmbers sueeL-
L FRIDAY EVENING, May q, lsf7--Sxtecnlh Night OF
the secord Season-Frss appearance OF sisnora A. NJ
Naelna and nFst performances OF kossnis Grand Opss
sEMIRAMIS
Sennirsmis, Sigra Naltslins, Auace. Sera Picoi
Assur, Sig r. BeneventsnO; Idrenus. Sig q Benedeti
Arena, siers Bouard Oroe, Sta. u Martini Musnes,
Sig Benefit; Nno's Ghost, SIG. N ~
0pera Books may be had At the Box Once.
lie, Tier Boxes and Parqaesle, 90
Phvale Boxes FOR Persons'
fOrh ................. 10 90
Seats can be secura al he Box oce from 10 A NJ I'LL
4 O'Clock P. ~ daily.
Doors open at hslfpss,7 performance commence at
oclock my20
So n aNTrS1 II
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- AFARR REDUCED--Ansfnoon oosu w, ~
ss31ksszsiS Sing Stag Tarytown, DobbS Feriy. hss'
unes and Yonksrs-rhe rev and spiea-
did steamboat ZEfHYR. Capt z. 3. Wells. win issve
New York from The pier fosi Of Pranknsl every eI.
noon fsandsv a. psctei @ ocloek Reurnipg ~ta ssse
Sing Sing Il A. 4. Iasdins q The foot Of hsmnSsaS
esch way.
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T. Q. KEMP, Aaeuonees.
Store &2 Brosdvay vest side third above Csnast
DASH ADVANCES nsde, and oil ssles promptly
~ settled. eaes Of furniture q private dwellpSs ana
R. G. X viii devote PARTICULAR attention TO the sale o.
books and private hnsrses he eonvsniences Tor which
IRE very AMPLE
SATURDAY, May n,
At 10 O'Clock, at the Auction Room.
FuRSIruss AND HovsfKegrise ARrtcLss-R C. Kemp
will cell on Saturday ~ 10 O'CLOCK, shove, large and
general Of and secondhand furniture com
prisins all The usual variety OF parior and chamber min
ture well worthy the sotce Of buyers
Also, an nvoics Of crechsry ware.
Also, mahogany Frsxeh bsdstsads, sofas and dissns
Also custom MAHOGANY parlof chairs eecter table, he
Alec, invoice Of rosewood writing deshs, wofk box
% and dressing csssa
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~ KING CHARLES SPANIELes n,
s3OSA glsh and Scotch Terriers, whkh are vel
worth . visit from those waiting NE seove
Dogs For sale By The importer, and dessf IN soea NV
ces, a. 2so Broadway. .-o..
myl5 Syiseods w. ID. yOdNSION.
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~ llesmeri-m.-Ds. Ashley, ~ Hudson-sL con
tinues 10 trest BY Memerc influence and the remedies
that science experience have brought The ART Of heal
Ing all diseases OF body mind. To induce OF TO-
sensbiiy pain, during surgical operations extracting
teeth, kc sittings given daily a. A. NJ and p NJ
Coufdena advice given 10 all cases wherever required
gagged. myl5 fns-od'
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VIM. n. JUNEB, AucuOnsoI .
BOOTS AND sHOEs-By J. d; iNoERsOLL q
ID co sroro ~ PesrLst Wednesday, May ~, o. ~
O'clock 800 cases boots and orogsns suitable TOT
tho Southern Western and city trade.
Also, 50 cssss mems prime hip peesea soon
Also 80 cases mems seal slippers and buskins a.
Also SO cssss mems and boys tp pesssd brossns m1o
LINK PLANTS At AICTION.-A LEVY WI
J. sell on Tharsday morning at II O'clock o. ~, b.osa
way a choice collection OF ornamental plants consisting
OF he huest sorts and Of many varerea Also, dennis
roots OF every variety warranted with come now o. $500
Just imported and In best order sale posuve es
~ JOtlNSON will cell 81 auction. a. Tho store OF y
II. Clahin, Wednesday, April 70, 81 III O'Clock A. ~
500 and shoes, comprising large assofm.n
OF fresh and soasonable goods. as
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NBW TEMPERANCE NOTE BOOK.
THE CRYSTAL FOUNr-A choice collection OF TEN.
perance music. chiefly arranged In score ot the
of ch0irs temperance meetings s1d private circles
compiled and composed By Thomas Hastings. This book
Is composed chiefly Of music, and mss been tho aim
Of the author 10 suit The Of as people In this branch
Of music. Just published BY
nv2O MARK X. NEWMAN Il co. 100 Broadway.
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Books.
UNPARALLELED SUCCESS.

NVNOLSS
NANKEg DOODLE. NJ. SHE inm-n.. success q
\ this Comic Illustrated Paper = rot greater han VS.
predicted for Il hy he friend. ~ alsee Doodle while he
surrsssinc e,reerce Of s iusrs0rs beyond al pre-
c-cer ms county TIE present ru1oef is uIccmurly
rich both 10 picture. and IN mater.
TIE Cookery lr Am-fi-a-a the hi
Young America psi7 she biz
Political CArtcatlre-s decided fing. kc-
For sale By W. II. GRAHAM, Tribune Buildings.
Boosru@u srs re1,hovs sti.ud my2O MS
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DUBLIC NOTICE Is hereby given, thai peiilon
-, been presented he Board Of Assistant Ader.
men 10 have he grade % Nziden-lsre between Hezfl
ard souh SIS fssed. All persons Interested 10 NE above
proposition. having objections 10 he sans are essfsa 70
nsnt lem In vrrips 10 he uud.rsgned al bis Office,
Eo 4Hs Of Record before The Stat day Of May inst
ST.. T. THOMPSON, Street. Commissioner.
e., rc-rrrfs.fons~,. o-ira NAV -. 1871 myI0
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6ituaiions, &r. iDanieo.

- All .sdlcrfiseulstT icsi ~ raus b.
rosf-paid or fi<y ili ts fat,s Of tis oslor
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WIN. H. JONES, Aucroneer
boot AND SHOE On four months credit
D-Thursdsy, May ~, o. iot O'Clock, At The store OF
Ives Hoard, 2lS Pearl Maiden lane 500 cases
Boots Shoes and Brogans ffesh and desirable goods su
able Tor the southern, western and city usde peses
will hnd tho worthy Of attention. 10 every case
on The catalogue VIII DO sold without reserve Catalogues
ready goods open for examination day previous 60 mo
sale myis Sus'
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UNION COURsE,L Lei,

IAfION tOl nCb hs lie
-Tfotting Thursday. May
20, ats O'Clock, P. NJ. Purse
500, Two mile heats Ia
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Arrival. of Produce, &c. by the Ncw-York

Arrivals of Produce, &c. by the Ncw-York
and Erie Railroad.......J +. CIaTF'on, agent
Reported specially for The Ns,v- YOrt Tribune.
"WEDNESDAY, May l9. lsf7.
Per barge Henry Suyddrl-7 bbls -four bbls box
eggs lO5tabs butter IL calves 10 sheep hogs Capt Rowe;
Dbl eggs Reynolds; IS tubs butter calves box
eggs Capt Stephenson; es tubs butter 10 calves Is sheep
Capt Dosen; rs tubs butter IA calves sheep Cspl WICK
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nARIOR sPITTOONs--BriIAnnia rsnof Sp.E
looms new style manufactured and TO- SAFE a. odf'
ling slip by LuCIU5 HART, lAle BoAdmaa \ hAN
my.o 81
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CHAIRS, CHAIRs-Itslisn. French, Gothic and
- American Cottage Chairs Manufactured and cold Al as
Proadxsv nex door 70 the Tattersas betS Howard
snd Grxnd "a. We invite the public 10 call and satisfy
themselves that they procure trs rate article
re.souab. rats Also, mahogany, rosewood black wal
nat chairs Of the latest patlerns
myl9 lwis- COAA1RFOkD l. RELOCATE
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LIFE or GEN. TAYLOR


Nd THE WAR IN MENlcO. with ful socouni Of
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on Saturday next Prce only ~ ~.
The Gardener and C0mpe FLORIST Prize 3 cts
TINS useful book should be Ia The hsnds Of every
who hss garden takss pleasure IN the cultivation Of
lowers.
Buff ard Blue. The Rrvsieers OF the Revelation, .
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The scoarg- Of the Ocesn story OF he Atlantic by An
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All he ehesp publications will be found on The c0unier
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NHfI(.A AND IOlfEEH-luc Dc-t 10 SHAtD'
w Ssfrs are " Be had 81 HUNTS, - FAX now, ne
Only usnuaeiory Of The original yent ated Gossnef wig
elsewhers srs1gers ~ll do well 10 cali snd examine
these beautiful specimens Of worsmanship sewed wigs
81 hose sde by Ordinary wig makers and TIE spring
w.rrsnted got 10 cut through Please copy the address
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TIE attention OF ho1sskeepers and oiherss particularly
called Wsiss patent night and leh screw bocsesd,
which drew he o, sml1n a hs late Fair Of The America
institute. Old beds reaSvsled- Cos wholesale and
d ~ imsr
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NtJANTED-sisasnOns BY two smart udy and inlelli-
w gent Protestant grs-one TO cook, wash and iron,
genera holsework he other chambsrmaid and nurse
or both Good city reference Inquire q! q Bedfordst
hack basement my20 L.
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WANTRD-A situation BY srespeeiaoe gin, iodo The
w genera homework ole small priv ate family 10
oheceu % do chsherwors, who csn produce good city
reference from Der ssl employers Cal be any
tine FOR Two days by applying al oil hsrons II the rear
second floor. front room my2q p
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THE HEROES HOME.

The ST. Charles Hotel yesterday pre-
senled an unsua scene Of attraction and
interest. Forty or fifty officers Of the army
were continually passing and repassins
through the ro,undo and up aud down The
marble steps. In front of the hotel there
were hundreds of packages of different
descriptions-the baggage of the officers.
Here you would see Saily colore1i Mexl-
can blanket that was strapped upon an old
trunk, hat from its looks had evidently
been though the wars. Then, again, a
bundle of arms, escopetas, lances. swords,
and pistos-all Of them trophies taken
from the enemy. These were all the
property Of our officers who had fought
during the war in Mexico. They brought
them home for the purpose of showing
them 10 their families and friends, in order
that they should be preserved as the me-
mentoes OF those who so worlhily main
tained the naions honor in foreign war,
In the Saloon we saw The gallant Gen.
Shields. lie is slouer than when we first
saw him, some two years since at General
Taylor's camp at Camargo. He then, in
his undress military uniform, looked like
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The Texan boundary. As to California,
these propositions admit Of the acquisition
Of strip OH The Pacific coast as an equiv
alen for indemniries due our citizens. or
by purchase, but not by conquest, or by
continuance of The war. have seen
some members from the South, of the
whig party, already, who will support
these latter propositions.
Another alternative will, according TO
rumor, be presented 10 Congress by the
Calhoun party, to wit: he occupation Of
line until the terms Of peace shall be
arranged.
All these projects look to conclusion Of
this onerous and unnatural war. and j, is
believed that Congress will adopt some
resolutions deciaraliye of their objects in
regard to its continuance. is difficult 10
see how they can, with due regard to the
safely Of the armies now in Mexico. aud
the engagements already entered ino, cut
down The estimates below the amount
called for by The Executive.
The action in Congress and. indeed. of
the Executive, will depend much upon the
intelligence which we are about to receive
from the city Of Mexico, and the opinions
Of our officers, Gems. Qui'man and Shields,
aud Dr.. Lawson and others, daily expected
here.
The opinion prevails that The Mexican
Government will take, or has taken, some
steps towards the renewal Of negotiations,
and that it will propose negotiations either
here or q, Havana.
The sticking point with Mexico appears
TO be the boundary of Texas, and sh"uId
we como To her proposition Of the Nueces,
leaving the strip Of territory between that
river and The Rio Grande unoccupied by
either party, we should soon have peace
upon the project presented by MIR. Trist,
1t is agreed that the Nueces is better
natural boundary Than any other, unless
we go 10 the Sierra Malre.
Mr.. Benton has proressed his willing.
ness, and that of the Senate, to advise The
President as to The proper mode of nrins-
ing this war 10 clnSe; but he would give
his assent to no terms of treaty which
does not coucede to the United States
Upper California. which he claims to have
heen conquered by his son in.law, Lieut..
Col. Fremont.
Few members have yet arrived, bu, a
very puncIual attendance by all isexpected
on or before this day week. The whig
caucus for Speaker will take place on
Saturday evening, 4h December.
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From The ". 0. Detta.7
VERA CRUZ, NJ exico,

A
tes,efuay, at num- t'e Ite"'ca" eo"''e'
arriVeu mere rom onzaoa' or'n1'hS papers
anu letters from JaIaPa, 9uere'aro, ana
other interior cil'es ot note. rom mem
we CLEAN the i"lIowins lew ou' important
iiemS:
In tne Guy oi 0uata'alara .'es" re'o'
lollon mas "nrst iofth III lavor ol Tue elevd-
lieIs9iossstse 9tsse PRESIDENCY "' Gomez ar'as,
oi's' VI '.,' s".e'no"'
81 a.itslsa1ss, ~uls' a''acN."
ensassts.lsls W d"''' u,'
tie sllssls ot s"'u
yeEe snad eqpy taes.l9 Gu
sy!ne; 3 assasnS
itf eNlslelS t.st .ss sss1tIssso
sss ys.sss
.1,
e,aonss losos's
!t5oalez 4 Eaf nesni,ttanl chu'cn
Par 5,!yIllc1 slssseli Knows now 10 ue'e"u
lls PftYiieg ges, trlumI'heu as usua''
- sasFareee' Ipe mas openly pronounced:
asl.5lalsfss.nso' ls, IN .av9r OF me Pl"n o'
ialllala.ein Ills pfonuncta"sle"eo aiI ,''.'
i"rcli'ca' .1 'nove,,en'' nc was 'e'o"ue' ~
'"e 1 sa'''s.. ., 'haZa',a".
@ We sp''.t .. p.ea'neu '''!'' !" ere;y p"a az
"srnpn " ''ese papers, - ,'e sp"N' VI VI
war anu nnq"enchaoie "d''ei !" 'ne No'''
americans anu thelr ac's. lhe meH'cahs'
lhoush 1es''tute oi all resources ha',nS
amongst mem 're apple o' n'seora' ' us,
'rac'ea oy 'h'erhas CONFUSION aI'a u'r'ueu Gu
councils YET eVInce no desire nor 'enuency
wna,eVe, ia, 10 peace OF eonc.''a'.o"'
ne mexican congress IS sun at Quers'
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Correspondence of the Courier.

WASHINGTON, Nov. u, ]S4|.
We are looking daily for the arrival
of the Intelligence and of the distinguished
officers, expected from Vera Cruz. In the
departments here, the arrival Of several
officers is looked for from day 10 day.
Ii has been supposed thatNMr. Trist has
been directed, by late instructions, to re.
main in Mesicu- and1sawait the slow
movements Of The government a, Quere.
taro, But, from some circumstances,
judge that he will arrived at Vera Cruz
with the train from The capital and return
Immediately to this city.
We can now foresee, with some GER
tainty, character of The Message in regard
u The Mexican war. Ii will hold out the
expectation ofa peace, to be soon con-
quered, by the continuance aud vigorous
prosecution Of the war, with The aid ol a
few thousand more troops. The object
of the war will be defined, in the words Of
the treaty prepared for and offered by Mr..
Trisi. The boundary line proposed in
tha. treaty, and all its other provisions,
will he adhered to.
The estimates for the support Of the
operations in Mexico, will lie much re.
duced from the original estimates made
by the several departments. The esli.
mates of the Quarter Master Generals
Department will he reduced from twenty
seven 10 thirteen millions and the whole
amount of the war estimates will be about
forly-six millions for the next year. OF
this sum, portion, amounting to hive
or six millions, will he raised. according Ia
Mr.. Walkers estimates, from various
duties and military contributions in Mex
leo.
Mr.. Clay's propositions are now un-
derstood TO coincide with MIR. Websler's
and 10 be directed agains, tie acquisition
of any. new lerrtorybeyoId settlement oil
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S'E'ebE

EBOM the Subscribers Stable. on Sunday
Ill nightthe 5th inst, about0 o'clock. a deep
red bay MARE. Z years old, blnck name and
tuil, left hind foot white arnnnd the hool-the
right hind foot cut Oh the hind part-a knot ON
the left hip, accustomed by kicki she has sad
die and harness marks, she walks, trots nmtI
lopes well, no other marks rcculIected. A re-
ward Of Fifty Dollars will be given for the
Mare, and the detection aud conviction of tHe
theft, il n white man, or S25 It ii coIored per.
son. Any information respecting said Mne
will be thankfully received, and ai reasonable
cxpences paid. Direct to Ridge p. y.
LEWIS ASBELL.
decemberS BIZ 46
The Columbia South Carolinian will pub.
lsI the abuve3 times, and forward their ac-
count to j.. n.
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NOTICE.

FEN FIE debtors of the estate Of James d.
I'll Bouknishl. decd. are requested to meet
me at the late residence Of the above said de-
ceased, on Monday the 9th Of Decemher next.
were they can have an opportunity Of settling
their mites if they wish. Those who do not
avail themselves of this opportunity, will not
find their notes nearer than my house. also
request aI persons having demands against the
estate of James D. Bnuknighr, decd.. 10 hnnd
them in properly altested, and those Indebted
TO make immediate payment.
]. R. EDISON.
decS 81 46
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NEecIlaSi,S.a SaIe..... q Q

q Narcordance with he tasi sTil Sand te i'd.
Z lnenls sot 3itsel q ls'alberf shalt
prnceed:tas Ethei a,e residence Of tbe;s6
deceased ssoiT:sti q RS DA i6rsiaat,
all die estate1fl fle:said sdeceass1 bntl feaiand
personal. (hot otherwise Adiap6sad dsof cpnsisting
;ofn trac.,aofS Land, .con,aipihg abani ifieen
bmdYed gcres, Witha abontfi iours OF ave hundred
acresin asIIgf state. ofs lliyatip ii TIE said
dnpte a To- The difIsat cot
ton and 0 every descrip ii5n. as aGy tract
of land in EdgeEeld d diisGtc rT6ef 6GtatiDniis iis
,in most eScefen repair, her ra5 Isl pre-.
iiiises CONT able DWELL Ing Hdises with
if1nf Brie cbm,tey Tsa od ne gf6 fl6dses,
CONVENIENT thoIge lots ftifinifls
them mS@9h pod tS6lesf fi6a; ;los
sa gralaf ami cleaIfiD
graz giiIs 9nss md ling
sbrick and other necess
There lsus threesfne sPiEing ffIiasting ysaisr
gqite cohpsn snirnt Tie dAe a; Gne:ols
e1iard Of choice rnitt trees: peTst5f sisliing
ste fcEase had ibetter view lhe premises and
;satsfyi iheaseI previous day Of sale
- $ Q. .:EtEc ssyi isya! ega.oe & IS, s. 80:
four osfye itll6hsand bush OF gorni a7large
qmanut, of 10 duer, Sfonrsorc Ave hundred bush-
els of cleaned Oats, three Stnndred bushels
n Wheat; fine stock of Horses mid . aInlssss
Cattle, among which are four or FIVE yoke.:aof
Oxen. Three road Wagons, three Oxs9 9sarts,
Plantation Tools, of every descriptions two
gond Gins, u good Tbresher and Fan. House
hold anh Kitchen Furniture, Kitchen utensils,
aud numerous other arti crs not mentioned.
The land will be sold on credit of one and
two years, possession, given immediately.
The personal property will be sold on ere
dit of one year. r G TALBERT,
w. W. TALBERT. =
Ezeeators :
december at 46