The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-14

Wooster street
DARKER VEIN COAL LANDS AT PUBLIC AUCTION
Il The undersigned trustees will sell, at public auc-
ton, on Tuesday, December g. 1854, at 12h O'Clock
p. M In the Merchants Exchange in the city of New
York. OF the most valuable coal properties IN the
Cumberland coal fields of Maryland consisting of what
is well known the Jackson Totten Western port
properties, lying contiguous, and containing about
seventeen hundred Of land, all underlad with coal
About fourteen hundred lies fronting George s
Creek and directly the line Of the Georges Creek
Railroad for distance of three miles, and entirely un-
deraid with the fifteen feet OF coal all uncer
laid with the ak feet vein.
The extended front Of these lands renders every acr
of coal available, and makes the property the
liable in the Cumberland coal fields, is capable
being divided into twenty separate coal properties Tn
big vein Of the purest coal in the Georges Creek re
gon On the Jackson and part OF the Westernport ar
what are called the Jackson Mines" ana village
Jacksonville These mines have been opened and work
ed for about one year. The improvements az thes
mines all in complete order, with capacity to min
500 tons OF coal day The village Of Jacksonville which
belongs to the jackson Mines, comprises forty
and fifty first class miners tenements, large stor.
house and Office, with all the necessary railroads train
reads, wheel houses load houses and all other necessa
fixtures for dong very large coal business. The
above coal lands well known and regarded among
best coal lands in that region Persons lcsrous pur
chasing, be satisfied by inqurng at Jacksonville.
The titles are good and the property can be pointed out
by persons at Jacksonville
All the mine cars tools, and mining fxtures now at
the jackson Mines, will be sold, with the lands which
viii enable the purchasers to commence immediate
operations. The terms of sale will be follows -
$4,000 cash the day OF sale; $50 900 April 1885,
$4,000 April ], 1856; and the balance in two equal
annual payments thereorm; all the deferred payments
10 bear an annual interest of six per cent from the lay
Of sale, to be secured by lien the lands.
SIMEON DRAPER, Auctoneer.
By order Of j. Philip Remain, Charles f. Danow trus-
tees Of the Parker Vein Coal Company.
ID c. KEMP, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, PIANO
Ne fortes, &;.--To-morrow, Fricay, at 10ls O'Clock
90 Nassau street. two doors from Fulton X G. KEMP
will sell at auction, as above, large assortment OF
handsome furniture, of good quality, removed for the
convenience OF sale consisting of lace window curtains
one handsome rosewood pianoiorte mirrors. carpets
rosewood parlor furniture suite, centre and por
bles etegees bookcases extension diuing tables china
aud glassware, mahogany tete-atete sofas, easy and
spring seat parlor chairs, sofas bedsteads, Bureaus
Wristbands, toietwarc, hair mattresses, stoves and all
IN, usual assortment OF household furniture. Piano.
lurtss--seyeral rosewood . and octave panofortes
vy excellent instruments, to be sold without
TO my advances.
CHEnlfES SALE on The STOCK AND FIXTURES OF
- dining and oyster saloon on Thursday, Dec IL
a. lo5s O'Clock a. Nj, at M. - Eighth avenue between
Twenty fourth and Twenty Gfin streets consisting of
liquors segar chairs tables oilcloihs, counters, bar
LxtIItt, &c.