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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-21

ANpThtR NAsh ~ IMAM - ~
Bosfoa Coaricr OF Thursday says that Capt Francis
war+n. Of schooner Abby Hammond, Of sullivan, Ne.
which vessel has been reported sunk OF Jerernle,
rbe massage from Aux Cages 10 Boston, about March
IS, When one day out and having. az IS represented
$1,000 in gold on hoard, Wa arrested N ts eiiy on
me the vessel tie was brought before Judge Wood
brv of he United states Court yesterday morning
pleaded not guilty and was remsnded for trial lie re
ri csn, down 40 soon that he had time 20 save the
specie The insursn cces which had risks upon the
ia think that there wss none N board
r. James Kesrn. notorious Nes-Iork pick
roctet was arrested in Boston on Saturday detected
In the act OF exaing the pockets Of sundry gentlemen
IN attendance al Al suction room
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-21
Dr1xa GanE.-We under.tand that 0ur ~

DINO TAMt.-We uIlIHIs1a1" '4l11 O1I i NJ
IN Binghan,on Just now luxuraie in the services OF
mo Postmaster. It appears that tie Polk apPoiniee,
being inspired with the genius OF Hold oversm re-
turned the answer attributed General Taylor IN se
kuowledsing the receipt Of santa Anna' polite note
REQUESTING him TO surrender Accordingly he refused
- ave up to General Taylor's aPPointee- AT the
ls;et dates however TIE chances seemed 70 be going
against the Polk man the Administration Il viola
non Of the spirit Of street neliA y naa tnl9"h -
80 srs .,il Kept open each claiming TO b. ne Post
o-sce If Binghantou Wen competition i the hfe Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-21
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS

BLAsrIxG.-The workmen were busy blasting
rocks in Fulion-st yesterday much to the annoyance
OF pedestrians However, il viii not continue much
longer. IS the work Is almost through and then
BROOKLYN viii be much improved BY the new stores
erected on the site OF the burnt district
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-21
Y,,xsr srIIryAs.-The National POLICE On

.lffs oi this week -sys
on M9ad.v lasi james slil Yankee sullivan. received
a. r,a remission from NJ Governor % ~ Old
lusr-rr-thaf " err pending against ain
mn. : an entire mistske No pardon or REMISSION
conditional or unconditonAl has been granted to sun
- - - ,,-e.er, Executive. We learn that sppica-
-; -. -, made 70 the Governor within = few days
past for such pardon but as no notice had been served
IN ~ Di.;rci Attorney, or published, as required BY
he recent act Of the Legislature, the Governor declined
70 entertain the aPPhcalon- AID I've Jour.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-21
" BaIl.ton Spa papers Of the 18Th announce

the death Of Hon Isaac GEER At Galway, Saratoga Co.
On the i2th in the 74,h year OF his age Mr. Geer
had represented his County IN the Assembly four or
ave years and for four years state Senator. lie
had held q number Of other civil Offices. lie was one
OF the Oldest weslthiet and most respectable citizens
OF the place, AMI his loss VII be severely ielr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-21
NOTICE TO THE LADIES AND OTHERS.

What my Premium 5hr C0nbs are NOT sod IN any stofs
Or branch has been asserted BY few ny Comos hAvs
taser the premium for the years The ladies' and
best OF Judges have decided my Combs ere superior 70 All
For .ss only at my store. 1904 Broadway 81 The sn tho
way. ZEBEDEE NJ QUIMBY. Premium Open Top,
sold Twist Chain Top Carved Dress Combs, Buffalo and
children AL Combs purchased a. this warranted 10 suit,
errhanged or made VIII exhibit this week few
o@nda new opsn paterns before In THE cry
P.ns or other ciriss. Please call and examine the a.
.o~tment "a I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-21

r. Dr. Dickey, the poissner OF MS mothei-in-
i. q, = sirsed committed suicide Monday night
Th irrers becoming suspicious that d. was -ecretea
!, house IN the vicinity OF the village, nsntgieas
vigorous search which discovered him IN eorceA-
under the do0r Of a wood house Before the u--ti
could resch hin Dickey cut his own thFoai Win pen
knite and he now lies dead st Fairfield
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-21

- OOPING-Good wins Patent Cement shssih,ns for
foot laid on ROACH henock boards cents per foo, over
un Or 1inc and warranted Apply @ 3 0OODwis
College place, near Chambefsd hcie,epees ~ nss x
ford roof done 2j5o feet, % Centrest DeCoss foN
done ANS feet "a Westst; Alderman Ferns fod dons,
421s feet 572 Greenwiehst or C. Liy, roof doos' ="
6-st l40 frontal myI I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-21

Huron WAVE Co rs " Ho,un Sprus SUI Co d ID fsson
>sm.ouv- III Cniouoas. JED Co KS ferce
Nortk l. Co. John Name. B Co. bennett
th.ii- ktb Cole Churcho CoLCo wv NsuN-ss
,-ucs Rotinoa. Fonds, Mon'g Co Peter fftl-
SER 4 ban, CD Ter. Grahsnvl sal Co Har u at
Bethel Chas KoosA hatort, Nssh Co : - hidsf
c.rs uuea Co Ihoua- f-H Lo~s-. Lev. c. { L-onars
H.naarg c. Si vel " ies 3-n. Less CO ri housn
OVID seneca Horn Lodi Seneca Co Peter hmod
Fsu-r Morgsu Cnclauau Cu c. " Pea
Trasiou Cot Co Miller AcDonough Cleuargo CO JP a.
sn,nA Cbs's COZ Dmmsk lhos. hsr,insf Co h-nngea
Lsussionvls Sohcharis CO John Nhing
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,Uup T-NDPRsfCNFD ,ake d

their fnends and patrons who have favored them here
toore the ladies' and gentlemen u SewYOr and
vicinity who may favor em, that they have removed
u Yorkst where they win continue the ousiness "
Pubic Waiting and would most respectfully inform hose
faVOrng with their patronage, that prepared 20
furnish them with loans Of Silver, China Lshts, snd ell
other articles suitable for Weddings, Dinner Evening
Pzrues T. IL. TRACY h %
EDwAKD n. TsAcY,l
EDytsD v CL.sx} myf7lw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-21

GREAT ENCIrEMgsT.-The lower bank OF the
NcY Canal last night presented the appearance Of
extensive entrenchment. 10 lined by upward o.
three hundred men armed with guns, pistols. &c. who
stationed themselves there 10 prevent any breaches
being made ia the bank % allow the water 20 pass OF
the swamp below and thus overflow the back part
0. the seventh Ward, second Municipality, and The
rear of the First Municipality. such demonstration
anticipated the part Of the inhabitants residing
In the upper part OF the Second Municipality now mum
dated ami q row was expected. Ar ~ O'Clock how
ever learned that nothing OF the kind had been at
tempted and ali was quiet Nearly the whole police
force Ut the Second Munich palty was 0u the ground
prepared 90 act IN case of au emergency.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-21

ITO DE<TIHTS.-Jga received from our manufac-
rory AZ Trenton N J. hSe loo " lnccrupuble tersh,
beautiful in texture Of enamel shapes natural, body good
and strong planas large and well sst, warranted ostsnd
he boplDe without cracking changing color and for
saIe wholesale and retail a. fDsTER co.'s 81 Broad
way rear Of entry, fret foor where We have On hand
,evers improved dental opeF ang chars with moveable
backs &C We have hand lot Of finely pelyensed
feldspay free from impurities crude do. myI 5w-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-21

rs~ NJ. Benton has declined public dinner ten.
dercd 70 him by some Of bis friends -, Louis. In
h.s letter declining the invitation he says. pubic
dinner - public CARRIES along with lt obhgs
ton for public speech and when make such q
speech and cxpec, 20 make several OF them IN the
course Of this Summer) always wish 10 spesk 20 .
larger audience than could De found a. dinnertsole
" The bat Gen. w. I. Durham. Capt. Til.
ton OF the Michigan Railroad Line arrived Troy last
evening, hcins the frst boat through 20 Buffalo and
back she returned with 800 bushels Of wheat The
boat has been but little II dsys making the trip
Alb Eve Jour. 18th
" The Aurors tlil.l papers OF the 10Th state
that the body ofthe female disnterred BY rr Richards
Sycamore which led 10 the recent riot there has
been restored 20 the friends and has received the
rites OF sepulture
~ Pottswsttomie County. Iowa 10 TO be or
gsnized by the Government OF that State, notwith
standing the Loco FOco Legislature refused to MAX.
any provision for IT, account OF the Mormons there
having voted for Gen. Taylor
~ ANOTHER EDITOR "PRoscRtpEp. '-Ho-
BERr PEEL MooSr, Editor Of the fsdsaas VAC. hss
been appointed Postmaster At Rising Sun, Ind John
b Coyington, resigned.
N,v,L.-The L. : sloop -of.wsr Falmouth. Thos
Petnsru. commander sailed from Boston on niesday
for the Pacihc station
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-21
~ We are again indebted to Mr.. g w. Eel
A,orHrR CA.r or BARRAIR1 Us BosIos-Ths

LOWS for Albany evening papers in advance OF the mail
devcry He viii accept our thanks also Tor his letter
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-21
CITY ITEMS.


SATURDAY, May -, l-i9.
THE CBoLERA.-There are no new cases OF the
Cholera reported to-day. It's 70 be hoped that the
measures taken for the publication Of the City VIII
stop he progress for The present.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-21
rar Hvsxrx srArk CoyyESrlos-The Hunker

tlNhth OF Al \ AbNN iV>"- AHN
democratic state Committee composed OF the motto
rious AUsBvRN BIRDsALL, and others have Issued an
address TO the Democratic electors OF the state
calling State Convention a, Syracuse on the 5th Of
September for the nomination OF Judge OF the Court
Of Appeals, and for state officers.
The Committee attempt to entce the erring Free
Sober. back into the fold of the party and so at some
lensth into the questions at issue
sThey invite all sincere Democrats however senaied
or separated heretofore by circumstances ana events
IN NEE, unon the old common and safe ground, which
time has sanctioned and principle and patriotism con
armed and by united efforts. by mutaa Soneess,on
and by the nomination of ticket acceptable 10 ALL re
store and maintain the Democratic aseendehoy IN the
state and in the Union.
The following is We suppose the o''"ou'N
with regard to the Slavery question
@Deplorips its existence as a social evil Opposed 70
IL Extension and not recognizing the power Of Ion
gFess to impose il upon other and Free states OF e.
,ores thew nevertheless see no 10 adopi IN re-
hnon 70 IL As part Of the Democratic creed, I"'.
unknown the action Of that party or inc p4s'O'' "
the country"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-21
n TEEN. Y. METHoolsr COsrrREscx closed

n TIE n. Y. METHODIST CONfERkNCs 'ioseu
is annual session at Poughkcepsie on Tuesday alter
noon, having occupied week. Bishep Morris an
bounced the appointments for the several districts OIL
the stste for the ensuing year from which we take the
following:
YORK Disfrie-R BENJAMIN Griffin, 7. L.; C. Peck
I'd I'd and Jour; J. Holdch, sec A. Bible Society Dn
,snest o, v Amerman ". X. Mission, O. q. Hcdstrom
sesey e. D. w. Clark Greenst. Daniel smith, J. IasS
mae.ryi Mulberry-st t. +. GFswold; sulhvan'st o
IL Ferns Bedford.st 5. Van Deusen; Janc-st u
stocking; Eightcenth.si A. NJ. Osborn; Thirteth s. =
y. Haven Forty.frs,-st. I. Bsinbridse iorkvllle B.
seihes Harlem, r. C. Pu,ney; Fiiteth-s J. w Macon
.ef White Plains p r. Brown ionkers' - rerry )
'1Iy'own c. c. Keys; Grceaburgh. J. CanpoeA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-21
.rkapsa. GubernatoriaI Election.

Tie f0lowios abe contains the 2t7claI vote or
Governor IN April, I.49, and ior President 10 No
ven.oer. l.4s. in the several Counties
-APRfL--lsf9.- Nov-ISls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-21

THF CREvAssE Al SIGNALLING latcst a.
counts received last evening from the repre-
that the work is progressing fairly, and that sue
cess il now deemed certain although il impossible ai
YET say what hour what day the breach
will be closed Our informant is OF the opinion, how
ever that IL will certainly be closed by Saturday .sht
The endorsements sent up by Mr.. Dunbar yesterday
morning arrived the spot early hour and were
promptly ser % work relieving for the time being,
many OF the hands of the planters who complete
ly exhausted from fatigue and want 81 rest The IA
yorabc change the weather has also greatly acta-
ted operations
The water IN the swamp continues 20 Use and set
back into the city. Notwithstanding that 10 Is pouring
freely the lower bank OF the canal in several places
this side OF the Meairic Ridge As stated la last
evenings edition. Benton. White Hercules and Dryades
streets are oyeriowed nearly their who le length and
from many Of the houses the furniture was yesterday
being removed in boat. Dryadessrect Market IL sur
rounded By water and the Hood gradually approach
ing the back streets oi Lafayette.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-21

PsssiA-iasuryscfion at Ttras.-Thc Con
ssHz0s J0Aruai Of the i<sh states that accounts have
been received from Persia Of serious insurrcccon
vo.ch broke out a. Ieherxa- The new Prime Minister
Mira sshi Khan, had introduced acme reforms into
the sdmlnistrsnon. which we're dlspiessins 20 some
Of the great men sbout The Court. who 70, up con
.piracy AZ sinst him. The in.arrecton hrcke OUT on
tie night OF the 18th Of MARCIA -Four roxneafs which
had been gained BY the eonsprstors attacked the
residence Of the Minister, under p.tce Of demanding
some arrears Of pay. They were rePnised BY the
guards. and having beer promised that justice should
he done e them they retired 70 their quarters
shortly aitoFwSrd however. they sgxln sailed cut
dec.s ing that the Minister should he deprived OF ooc
The state Of s1srs then took serious turn hs' The
English and Rasssn Representatives, went to the shah
70 recommend that De- should yield to The demands ..
tie soldiers
The shah refused and the Inhabitants having taken
40 arms in fsvor OF the Government the soldiers
ultimately driven cut Of TIE place. and order then
restored Y appears tina. The conspirstors have sae
scknowleGSed their of'snse. and that amnesty has
been granted. Tie affair lss,ed two asss and was A.
one iinls exceedingly formidable.
Religious Erc,fs-scaf AZ Ta>ff-Acccunts rom Ia
buz state that nsurrecuonsl movement q reigt
sioas character had taken place in that city The mol
las who profess the doctrines Of Chcikhy having en
interdieied and communicated BY the principal
Nuchishit OF the place to the number II
o 90 When the accounts lett they IN possession
%; the place, and the Governor. not having sufficient
force at bis disposal hsd Tcseran Tor additional
troops
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-21
TInRsnAr Nlanr. m. o.clnck.


SAVES CRsvAssE.-ihr Icrg L0is.t--., ren
our reporter ei the OF operations last night
one seemed inclined to cxpre-s decided opinion 70
when the breach would be closed. z 10 could be-
closed a. all There was evident csp0udcncy visible,
oven amid the most courageous determination to per
severe There j. Yet room tor additional aid from the
city. The danger IS imminent The Nater pour. lis
GOODS through the vast open.ns and no one can tell
how FAR IL will cncrosch upon u-.
Our readers Will md below note tho subject OF
the crerasse from the pen OF Mr. John Hanson oi Car
r0ton, Who left The scene OF action As late rs clock
last evening Ho j. practical man, and bis statements
are entitled 10 great consideration. We regret, now
ever that our reporter. who the creyasse nearly
six hours later found the prospect OF stopping much
less promising than when Mr. Hanson wrote his note.
MEssRs. EDUoRs Ny visit to the cresasse at Nr.
>auves. this evening. enables me % say that the
work goes braeey on There are two steamboats,,
one hundred and sixty white men and about i've bun
dred negroes employed under the direction Of NJ G.
Dunbar one OF the steamers il employed a. a guard
to tow any uumanagcabe raft out of the way as 10
prevent injury 10 the work the other one Is doing
duty In conveying bags Of earth and other materials
The most critical place j. being closed and 1t they
are successful there there is doubt that the Gre
vase Will be- stopped mastered within three days.
In fact the flow OF water IN my opinion, l. diminished
already and h no misfortune occurs, you may soon
congratulate the citizens OF New-Orleans on the dis
continuance OF any farther untOward entertainments
Of the Father Of Waters.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-21

NJ0RITTs John = H0Hnc loco over wilson,
los. Cass over TAYLOR. LIP
of Comfy aLi a-r1rt1
Z cll.I l-rsi D nrleI. n ~ r.,aIl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-21

EAUTION.-The public are hereby cautioned against
Nreceying negotiating three several pfomisory nos
dated April s4s al one, TWO and three years rum ds'c
one for $50 and tbe last for 500 each made ~ ne,
aud respectively payable Eliza McGovern OF order Tho
same having obtained from without any consider
alton and payment thereof will be- contested
myi5 I2t! PETER CAIN, IA Grsndst
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INTERESTING ITEMS
OF
NEWS FROM DIFFERENT SECTIONS
OF TIE
UNITED STATES, &C.
GREAT DESTRUCTION OF PROPERTY.


THE CREvAss. At The POWDER MtGAzINE.-
snd regret lay found sntcip real
lied since the opening IN the legce nrst male.
the breach has nearly doubled t, wil,h. and was lat
evening from 1870 - i41 feet wide The water was
much deeper than The previous evening the me- Oh
boring plantations ami L-d made - appearance or The
rear % the plantations % tLe English turn tle OV-
posite SIDE OF the neck. Operations were commence
about clock 10 The morning o. stop the crevssse ami
some progress made len tle hands Ten %. H.. the
night
About one hundred negroes are employed On the
WORK. under the direction ID. tree cacred nan named
Fleming IN whose ability those Interested have iuA
confidence SINCE he stopped crevasse ~ A-iers tvo
years ago alter seyera. Other persons, who had under
took % 10 b. bad abandoned d. attempt a- hopeless
He expects 70 be aoe 70 stop his THIS
0r tomorrow. but from ~ appearance. We think be-
VII te doing very wei 4 be- succeeds OF three
day.. Ills plan very simple ana would -ecm Oh Pc
elective he rrst drives piles. oi fle diameter o.; four
90 xix inches ~ the form ~ scricrc.e about the ere
vase
These are driven very close together lne and be-
arrays c-ht or ten parallel Lines of them. each line
from two 20 three feet apart agsnst The enemy The
skeleton OF hi- WORK complete b. nils the spaces b,
tween the front lines with brush wood the next with
hay and having gradually brought -he torrent under
government BE- faces his rear lines with plank. and ills
the spaces with earth THIS finishes the work. The
hands resume their abors this morning, and hope
soon 20 have % IN our power 20 announce a successful
termination OF them
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-21

LAND REFoRM COsvESrI0S.-The Land Rsfor-
mers Of Hernmer County have called a Convention,
70 meet 81 Lizzie Ais on Thursday, the Gath Of May
The cal Is ssned BY several hundred names.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-21
nEPOT ON ANERTCAN MAnBLE.-Ameri.

- marble for .ombs aud grayestcnes, monuments,
posts hearths, tagging, building ec from quarry lssy
opened 10 Vermont, owned by The subscriber, who WI
execute orders for any description Of marble required
JOSEPH v LIPPiTT
NewY York, J7S Wsst.st and 646 Wsshingf0n-st
myls Inn n. DERR, Agent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-21

NOTICE.-Whereas my wife, Ann Elizabeth has en
Nmy bed and board without any just cause 90 pfovocs
uOn ibis forewarn aud forbid all persons from has.
boring or trusting her my account ~ am determined
pay any debts Of her contracting May III ~
myi3 81. MARTIN q. SlLBEH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-21

~ Wigs and Toupees.-B AroHtLos's celebrated
Wig Factory IL az Wailst whsrc At all uies can b.
found the largest in the city Strangers aud
citizens should call and Judge for themselves before pnf
chasing elsewhere. B.rCHEL0as ncwly invented Wigs
obtained silver medal tbs Fair of tho Amecau lnst
tue Copy the address myl5 MWkFu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-21

" Gentlemen, why do you gc 70 thos. miserable
BARRIERS where they only hair brush tor months to-
geher without cleaning when you get your hair cut
IN the new Spring style At MtpHussr l. Hsssos ~ Mai
denlsne and clean pair Of hair brushes used 20 esca
customer a-O
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NEWSPAPER FOR sALE.--Ths half or cnnn

\Inerest In popular weekly paper having fair sup
port which By little exeron may DO greatly Increased
The paper Ia wellknown gbout the Union, nsoD1
10 is design and In nigh estimation ss ponncsl and bs.
torca journal In competent hands can be made very
probable concern Apply 10 7. \. PEARCE, Westsl
irom no 70 O'CLOCK Pm myi3 81
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GENERAL NOTICES.

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Publishers, Clinton Hall 49, Nssssust near the PARA
~ Mercantile Library md Readina Room,
clinton unii.-Present number of volumes 5000 TO
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merchants lawyers and others annual subscription a.
Every new English. French and American woTk. OF gen
eTal interest added the Library possible
after publication. by order,
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Informed that the largest cheapest and beet assortment
OF wigs Oupees bfaids OF long hair and other
ornamental hair Is To Be found AZ MsDHVssr fxAsD's
q Malden-lsne. The trade sBpphcd an I'm
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NEW.YORK TRIBUNE.
THE sErdI-WEEKLY THibUNL


l., rsbusbed every Uoda>sdo1 ane Sss.De1S H'iU-'
P,,es y per snnum. Two copies 'o' -
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1849-12-26
corGMEsszoNER's SALE.

ERY virtue Of a decree of the Circuit Superior
s1 Court, rendered at The November term, in the
cause Of Crawford & Co. as Niche, Trustee for
&c. and others, will sell al the Post Office Cor
ner in Staunton, on Thursday the l0if of January
by way of public auction, a variety uf Personal
Property, consisting in part Of HOUSEHOLD
AND KITCHEN FURNITURE, e;Ich as Bed
steads, Beds and Bedding Mahogany Bureau
Secretary Folding Table, &C., &c.
ALSO excellent Mich Cor, together with
a few Agricultural implements, and / Ten plate
Stove.
TERMS.-For all sums OF five dollars and I'm.
der cash, for sums So, credit of six months
upon bond with approved security.
JOHN ID. iMBODEN, Comm.
Staunton. Dec 10, 1Si9-1t