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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-10
Henry H. LEEDS Auciioneer--By II. II. LEEDS Co.
ON THURSDAY, May 10, at 10i O'Clock, at

A ~ l.
~ Saesroom. No. 10 Nassau-st., -
signor j. b. PAEDOLFlNIS Opening Sale OF real MARBLE
STAIUARY. VASES 6c-Superh statuery OF ,araTa mar
bic be copies from the most celebrates orentne masters
c nr f the Madonna of Tenncr1nu MAJ allen Of CanJvs
Venus Of Canovs David Of Orecan school, Flower ON efha
X Ehi he our Seasons superb Mantle Of >tatn-
ary marble fne bust Of Zno executed by one OF the mt
ce.ebrated Italian sculptors Of the present age -,
Also an assortment Of Yerd Antique Marble tn5 AlabasfeI
Guus and stuoes; among them wal be fJun1 the rape OF
cipne Rape Of the rabine the rarnen iiercme eISl
les reposng the Dying Gladiator, Hercules returning rom the
Chase Group Of CenGu Hercules AMI the Lion venus Of
oNa Dsncins Girls Of Canoya Cleopatra feaufe an. ap Oh
r aiuary marble Hebo Of CanOva, and other beau
t;iuiy executed antique classic subjects A
Sni rb Aosac iaid Center tables and Brooche maglh-
cent hofso inad Tables inlad with maoche petra aura
and various other fine slee mems IA sndsoep sa n', a.
Also rich wood Frames, various sizes suitable Tor
paintings $50 H., ,, p,,..,.. is,,e
variety Of BardgO agate and yellow of sienna Vases Of various
and sizes tiothc Eiruscan Grecan Roman, Nedcano
hete FoTentine, etc, efuy ana e1esauy Srd ~ 80
and Hercu and POpe urnsi nch shd
elegant and Gard Receivers Belgian Lions on
CoIDerPces Fruit Bowls Flower Vases beeuiin foreHne
Baskets, agate Candlesilcks rum
tan With birds variety OF marble aud alabasteE Acos
he se roods have been selected the celebrated
enacs of ltay hy SVnor Psndon himself, expressly for
this market lie closed porempoTy az ~ - oOsu
10 return 10 Europe early in the eusung summer Inc "a q
thereo presents excellent opportunity 10 persons dsiou
of Jecorns their residences with articles OF real ase ana
ornament. NIL w. .,,-
siug Of Caste Lquorstands Baskets
Spoons. . 1900 . -, .o,,...;o, ~ pronzas
Of various subjects Among them wall be found the o91ns
choice producton Phdas and Percles, War ana Peaee,
esdie and Comede Infant BSochus FRANCOIS de
Ch.Yaux Marty, Commerce and Agriculture, tory, Mro
tation MAsidora, Ariadne and others Of equal men, ,
Also Bronze Onou Clocks, OF the best Workmanship,
by the most celebrated Paris makers Of the newest aud most
ar unique collection ofered this year
Also, several superb French China Dinner sets
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d. :. HouGH. Anotoneer.
nEREMITORY SALE OF most elegant and

Il costly HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE fine heavy royal vel
VET Paror Carpergs Tapestry Brussels and ingram
do Piano Forte in rosewood case rare o ranlngs
ocnde and rc Lace Curtans French China and sNer arc
This Thursdav) MORNING, at 1Ol A. NJ. precisely,
from ,he large story house in aeDsi opposite the hudson
River Railroad Depo This h0use recently furnished az gra
exense with everything that al once ornamental and useful
col dueipg to comfort suggestive of the most iehned aste
s entertainments presents the Housekeeping puoc an az
traction wholly unsurpassed. The sale Is POSITIVE "iont
esrd 10 weather and will take place precisely ar the appointed
6or The contents In brief Elegant solid frame
Snes richly upholstered in crimson and maroon brocaiee
40 ONE In MACON silver French satin; also, one DO IA
Lrcoh mahogany do massive French patent side rosewood
Secretary Bookcase heavily carved and finely finished aien
s,auy arbeiop Tables OF the usual descriptions found IN
well furnished rooms; heavily carved full 7ociaye
made by BarnloGe of tins city warranteds IN
amcu o fnenes exterior and quality OF tone Is usur
Ies6: also very rosewood Etagere finished ihrouhou
Ia ulaie glass and Italian marble French Work Tables ianey
Rrcrtion Chairs fscrore large and splendid French plate
Per Glasses 10 costly frames; rch heavy Lace ana brocAtee
Curtains original Oh Paintings by eminent modern artists
Gothic inad and solid saiuary marble Cl9cL Costly Dseh
bna Ware fine Vases Of Seyres Porcelain, faiah mafpe
Statues and Classic Representations hne French lima pe
Set beautifully decorated 20 pieces oeeu.i sna
costly Tea sets Extension Table with antique carving la
BE Linen French China silver Tea service ske bSSAes
Forks Spoons Ivory Cutlery heavy Cut Glass ware, VINES
Clupaeues Madeira Liquor Cases Desante Ac rosewood
and mahogany Bedeads Of antique and modern syes Fos
wood arhe-top Dressing Bureaus ash STANDS Corner ana
Towel Stands Paases cued hair Mattresses oaiei
panes Boosters bnd Pillows China Toilet Sets Oval and square
Kilt frame Mirrors, &c. Sale positive
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W. LATHAM, Agstioneer.

X. ". LATHAM, Auetioneer -
7 THOMPSON's AUCTION SALES.-On
~. WEDNESDAY, May l6 at the Merchants Exehange at
IA O'clock by virtue Of Of the General Assembly Of the
STATE OF Illinois entitled An act to establish general system
Of Bdnkng will sell at the time end Place above stated me
ford Illinois, IN liquidation; 1000 ,,o-
Virginia Per Cent Coupon Bonfs, due lsb ana of
.,,s,sst rsysliein New.YOrk. THOs. II. CAMPBELL
H' Auditor of tho State Of Illinois.
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Sloues, Ranges, ST.
INVINCIBLE kite HEN RANGE.-
i Inverted and Patented in 1873, by
JORDAN l. MOTIF
During the short period they were Introduced they nave
become 20 grest avor with the public one user
M tI 10 uoter that sales baye increased 70 lO Ranges
rer apnum All concede that this RANGE constructed on
tue h oor end mechanical principles securing oe most
perfect oreraon al the lowest possible cost livery Mango W.T.
rsnied a represented ,, ,,,>, ,,-oppc
fSuccessor 20 the business Of J. l. MOTIF
Mo-. z6i and 10 Nater-st \. 4.
GUNNER STOVES and HOUSEKEEPING
- HARDIN ARE-The largest and best lortment IN the city
l. de la,, nv WILLIAM CLARKE,
Nos 9 Caruinet., aud SO Hu lson-st
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NEW-yORK SUPREME COURT-ABRAM

~ J. DORALE and LEANDER :, OLIVER against JUAN
a. BOUI I-Summous for money denaud CONTRIBUTIONS
OF ssrTo the Defendant You hereby summoocl ai re-
the conpsrt In this action, which TINS day
6.d 10 the ce Of Clerk the City anC County Of New
Noik the Ciy Hail. IN the City Of and &c serve
COPY he said complaint tile subscriber &c
he flee NO. 81 as', said city, within twenty days alter
the trvce this exclusive Of tho day o. such
seive; you tai The said complaint within the
inc aforcsd III plaintiffs In this action will take Judgment
gut YOU for hundred and ily eight 800
o as with interest the first day OF January thou
and sh hundred and fhye, besides the costa Of This &C
Iou-Dated April Is, 1886. ALBERT MATHEWS
alq la,s6wTh PlaotLfs Attorney. No. - Wal.st
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Alillinern, &e.

Alillinern, &r.
DATENT BONN L I Nj T. )
SEAMLESS CROWNS.
THE NEW.YORK BONNET-FRAME MANUFACTURING
COMPANY
Have the only patent for making Wire Frames also, Seamless
Crown tne without seam or wnnke-an aFIicie
long desired BY Miines Constantly hand large stock OF
the etes; best
PAnIS SHAPES,
in Wire Buckam French Lace all ooor 20 which they in
yiie the ate nfion Of buyers
PLYMOUTH BONNET WIRE-WORkS
Manufacture >hirrng silk PAPER Cotton Framing Bracing
every description and color which they oherng AZ
reduced prices
Psrc az attention 20 packing and shipping Orders from the
couuy promptly hleL lowest price, Depot, No. - Court
af.lt.st THEODORE LIE AJRhY, sole Agent.
~ Ii a X + X q y y f. -
~ For sac by
IDE, FELT HALL
y iicrs IN straw Goods
Mes. AMI II Park-pace.
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paints, Oils, Glass, Sc.


DIAKE's PATENT FIRE-PRO0F PAINT
II Tbs spa and suly genuine sce that be sold with
- xos nv p.teut constantly hand both sround "a on
an! Sry powder the general dept, No. lis reaI,Ia
over-~quare, b. BE PA'sniee. " a. D-------
DORIrRN's EXTRA OII.-Warranted hrst-rste
y for aehinery and This end no' MIXED
On and vii never gun machinery sast ne ~es N oaInn
Il viii burn Mechanical and anaiape Nsn.LInps, 49,,
pertinent bui hes been used IN TN. city for the ps 49,
By stssHshrs. Fsrrss, Railroads hacain- hoP. ~
pure sperm; mrcn less and give eca'inaeo -
ton Bs-ses Sc % gallons each ms % : no' 70 &c ma
JOHN W. QUINCY. No. 81 John-st
ERENCH, and AMERICAN ZINC PAINTS,
i WHITE LEAD, PATEST-DHYER and CoLOkS-Ibe
sGbscbcrs having Completed their FORKS, are no" pr
Iarsa 70 nl. 81 oI = ~, ~ 80 .iy.n
10 the grin g end putting ofoar Zinc Pnts and purchase
may dpsnd on having pure article ssi VII a., become hAa
No. al Maideniane, Ne~-Io,k
Manufacturers and importers Of Zine lna Color~
" B.-sioneeoos.d Zinc, superior article, for painting
county houses and hreEworS.
ERENCH WHITE ZINC.-The genuine
II vIEkLE MONTAGNE WHITE ZINC PAINT,
N assorted 1e packages dry r II t 81 x s p6yrvG
Ses. IS and a Chambers--t
less SUP & c HI ID s.
u PAINTS, OILS, WINDOW GLAGs, &c;
FRENCH and AMERICAN ZINC PAINTS.
store No. iis wsterst., New.fork-
DAINT for Buildings, Fences, Roofs, &c, II
II cents pound; Uhiie Lead l0 Zinc, cents dol
Freble's Boiled On IS cents gallon Ianaers Oh az % eent
d.; Maehu.y o. g. cents do A9 saiH.shs' o % 'sy S
ms Maid. Mans. New.York JOHN H. SMITH Agent
CILVIC OIL or DIAMOND LIGHT-SILVIC
- OIL COMPANY will REMOVE. May l. 70 is4 Broadway,
0, ar bcome-si This the cheapest and ee @ent ever a
the cost; will eight hours without tfiming VII
not exp ode grease, smell IN hurnng ~ cent?
cents retail Lamps in bum u. Patent Tor SAFE
N'' H. PARMENrER General Agent,
silve OIL Company, No ga BFoaawAy cor. nroons....
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-10

the County Of Newy York. Notice hereby given to all per
IONS having aims against JOSIAH C. COMBS, late Of tho
Cysf ork decreased present the same with youca
err thereof 10 the ,ubscrter OF NJ Freeman Co..
No 81 soubs the City OF New orb before tbs Sd
dav Of neNr-Daed N.yfork, the 18Th day of April
1885 JOSErh EAiOS, smhhhIatS-
siq iav6mTb
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-10
II $ MAIL LINE for CALIFORNIA, Via

IT 5. MAIL LINE for CALIFORNIA, Via
u. AsPINWALL and PANAMA-Gd s5n.sns are y.
form, that the Psnama Railroad completed, aud the transit
of tb Isihnus be made b. RAILROAD, from Ocean 10
Ocean No more Mule Trsvel-No River Boating
On MONDAY May r. al O'Clock 2. W., fom pier at foot Of
Warrens North River Wi BE- dispatched the heet sieanP
ILLINOIS,
To connect AZ Panama with the AMI superior steamship
GOLDEN GATE.
spare boat always kept At Panama 10 prevent detention IN
case u accident
No II. sht received AFTER O'Clock the saing eay
For passage apply AZ the Companys once, No. ~ Wes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-10

DUksUAhT TO an order Of Lewis G. Plat,
Surrogate OF the County We.tcheer notice Is hereby
s,eu al persons having claims asniust the
WILLIAM PAULDISD late a the town % Green
lurgh In said County deceased 20 present the ae with tis
vouchers thereof The uhdergDed Administrators Of al and
ga the goods chae and credits te said deeeased attbe
rice OF W LILLIAN W. SCRUGHAM, Esq, In the town Of
Yonsers In said County before The first Monday Of An
gust A. d. this 18th day Of December A. d. 1884
FREDK wA PAULDISG, Aauini4rato,..
PHILIP r. PAULDING }'''''''''
Il Lam
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6teamboats ano Railroads.

1SSS -NYACK and HAVERSTRAW
1000 STEAMBOAT LINE.-Leaye Chambens.
daily, Except SandayJ At n oclccs a. " and O'Clock
T. NJ HayeIstraw 81 A. ~ and r. NJ landinz each
way a. PiermoIt Sytck Oak Hill Cemetery and Rockand
Lake }. 7 SMITH Capt K T. Banch, aud steamer
Al OW, Capt A. A. Lyd-cker
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-On and after
III MONDAY May T. 1855 the Trains will leave Chsmb,r
staiicn follows; Express ain A. ~, connecting with
Notfnsfn and Wes.ern Mail Train, A. NJ Through
Wsv Trsn IL NJ Express Train s. IS r. ~ Accommodation
Tran 2. NJ. For Foushkeepsie-"ay Mai. A ~; Tx
prcss o. NJ Way FREIGHT and Passenger Train - ~ PM
Eo- peekskill-52-, 4, and p. ~ For Tsrytowp-
lOl5 An g:se p NJ The Tsrfyt0wn, Peekskl and Pougs
keer-e rs ct8p all the Way StaIonL Passengers
A. tLaube Canal Christopher, ami 5sts& SUNDAY
MAIL TRAIN A. NJ, from Canals, ior Albany and Toy,
stopping Gil way Stations ~ l. SYKES, it, suPL
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Goal.

NEW COAL-YARD.-I have opened new
IN COAI-YARD in 52dst near The Junction OF broad"ay
and 6y offer for sale AZ the lowe 4 prices every as
'''f " JAMES L. WORTH.
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Groceries.

ID l. A \ X VI / l. l. S.
Honny ssmp, Graham and Family Flour, Whes, Grts'
Ia Mes. orn Meal Pearl Barley, Rice Flour saz) Iapiocl,
Ns,esrSni yeruicc Spit Peas Eans Fresh Peaehes, do
tor LOS sweet Hsrts kc for sale Pha Depot, No Sd
BaIelsy-si., by DREW FRENCH
COAP and CANDLES.-ALLAN, HAT Il Co.,
- SOAP and CANDLE MANbtACIUkEts N4s 81 u
- a. is,sy respectfully Inform the Merchants and
p bic In general that they are now manufacturing Their Refined
r0I N ANDLE> useall sizes from 10 10
The round. so their celebrated LAUNDRY SOAP very
"a, irr are-rlafe expressly for the Laundry. All goot
wsrranted branded and marked with our name anu pace CT
business 10 full 4,
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fesal Notices.

IN PURSUANCE OF an order Of the Surrogate
# the County Newfork, notice hereby gwen 70 all
ersons having claims agsiust WILLIAM Madden, late Of
th CITY u Newio5k deceased 10 present the same, with
v.uehefs ihereof the sut criber, his store, No of
Eowtr7 the city OF Newly ck on OF before The sixth day
Seuu br xtDated New FORK, the thi day OF March,
1855 ms law6mrhl NORMAN COOK, Executor
IN PURSUANCE OF an order Of the Surrogate
OF the County OF New York. Notice Is hereby s,yep 20 al
tsr,ons having claims against HEINRICH CAhL LOp"Io
the seme With vouchers thereof 70 the saecnbers AZ taef
ofee No s. Wiarn-st in the city Of Newyolk before
liz tenth day II September Dated, Ncwiork, the 18Th
DAY Of February, ls55
JAMES G. KING, ! Executors Of
ARCH oracle KING, II. G. L. Sehaper
mil aw6nrh'
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III PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogste

ohe Comfy New York notice hsrsby gwen 70 a. per
~ having claims against ROBERT PORTER late Of tne Cry
of NewYork groc,r decetsed, present the same, with
vouchers thereof the suhscber a. the office OF sei
swain orsat-Law No II Chsmbertsi in the Chy o.
New1o l. on or bsoTo the first day Of september nexL-
Dated New-York, the Dist day o. February 1870
MARY JANE PORTER
Acmra ra'riS Robert Porter, decd
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r. : MAI. STEAMSHIP CoMPANY-For

II :. MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY-For
L. HAVANA and NEW-ORLEANS.-On THURSDAY,
NAV IL az r ~ from pier foot Of Warren v H. by the
new and elegant Steamship GRANADA Capt >. r Griffin
Passage can be secured AZ the Company Office.
Freicht 70 Neg-Orlesns. 20 cents per CUBIC i0of.
shippers will be supplied with ank bills Of ading OF tho
form ued Company application their office. NJ
other signed bills Of lsdns viii be signed AFTER
The hour Of sailing.
Fer re Ihi passage apply AZ the once OF me COMPANY
NJ Aes : Z Marren. NJ o KDBENI-.
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EOR CHARLESTON and FLORlDA-SEMI-
IL WFEhLY UNITED STATES MAIL LINE.-The new
and sneldd steamship JAS ADGKR, = turner, Commander
will leave Pier No North River, % SATURDAY May T. az
tns adrg viii be ssned and fT Passage az the Office Of
sPOFFORD TILEsTOS Co., No. IS Broadway Through
Tickets 70 Florida follows To Jacksonville, t9 70 Plaka,
Ss3 The MARION will succeed and leave on WEDNESDAY,
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M RRInGF RrILnFRS.-ProposaIs vii be

FTNO BEIUUE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. :" N DO
esived ct the ofce Of tie fab-rbers, No Nsas.a-t
NwYork, Until the .o,b day II My, inst, IT he ~
- hs rsrruicn Il Br Ee Of span D. foet
.lp,r,nts ~ie, AMI Is ct hgh n tie eesE avg ~
p,ssr;e River Psteson SewJer-es 70 ee-s me - -
"a rrs xken frih.d he coIpetei On = DelLs -
fsh gsv Of Ju The Proposals Euf b see''l y
the pans qH'n.'y u hH's' ' BARKER AoULroS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-10

THE OCEAN INSURANCE COMPANY has
teen organized with capital Of -Four Hundred Thousand
Dollfrs f@4UOtOJ A. EDWApDS, President, JAMES VAN
BFUKEN Secretary. with Board Of Drec.ers embracing
msuy commercial business Office, Tor the present.
q No ~ Wa.l-sf -
The Company have alen the recently vacated BY The
Conner ar ENQUIRER No Wst which they will occupy
a. socn The repairs completed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-10

DIAKE's PATENT FIRE-PROOF PAINT
ID The original and only genuine ae that can be soa Win
OFT violating my patent constantly on n,no' POI Han
IN. u, ~ b - a-,,n,,e WM. BLAKE.
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EOR CHARLESTON, S. c. The steamship
Il QUAKLR CITY, }. II. Hoig-on Comiaanler, VII leave
PHILADELPHIA for CHARLES ron q C., on TUESDAY,
Nay s. 10 O'Clock 4. ~ CABIN PASSAGE, So 5teerase 80
Eor IRE sht or Paalage, apply TO HERON MARTIN,
No SO North NhsTos, Philadelphia
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate

IN PUhSOANtE Oh un oIuci vi INC oo'i"s"'o
othe Coun Il N,wfork, notice l. hereby given 70 all
,rou, having against JANIS HALL, afe OF the Ciy
New.iork merchant, deceeed, 10 preent the sans Wild
vouchers The sub crbers, az the ONCE Of ALBERT
NAIHfWS No. 81 Wallet, In the City OF Sew'fok, On or
efoe he I'm day If Juy next-Datet New'fofk, me ita
18th day Of JsLglry 1885. .,x,.
N JOHN ". AUDUBON, P,a.u,o,.
~ i,,vsrnTh MICHAEL UBARRN, ~
II IN kI A ATUFMS Proctor eOr Executors 81 Walls.
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Professional Notices.

Professional Notices.
DR. BANNING's OFFICE, for the application
IL Of h. BRACES TRUS-Es, SPINAL PAOPs and
SHOJ LDER BOWS, at No. bon--sL \ Lady IN attend
sfoe.
nR. W. BEACH, author OF the FAMILY
~ PHYSICIAN &c, mas resumed prrcce At Bleeeksr.
nRS. ROBERTS, Surgeon Dentists, No: Do
IL Bondsf. invite PEI wishing AIIlf AL IL -
Plate surpassiDg the style strength AMI beauty.
DICHARD BUSTED, Attorney and Coun-
IL seor at Law has removed his oes 70 NO - Bsosisi
eorper of race over the Broacway Bsnk Room. a.
ON he second story RICHARD BUSTED, NOSE, Eli
ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELOHs AT Law -
No 81 Broadway, cor. PaIk-pAee, New ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-03-14
SlnCr5M'S Sale.

DY Virtue of Sundry wrts Of Fl. Fa., to me di-
ID rcccd, | shall proceed 10 sell on the first
Monday in April next, at Edsefcld c. H., the
following property, in the following eases, viz:
Joseph Ran,bo VS. james Durs:, One Tract Of
Land containing One hundred and tweniy-seven
acres, more OF less, adjoining lands of William S.
Howard. Also, One Negro woman Gertrude and
her infant child.
John Jones Susan Garrett and P. M. Fenley
One negro man jim, the property Of the Dcicn.
dant Susan Garrett.
Alfred May VS.. John Youngb!ood, One Tract o
Land containing one hundred and sixty, l60) acres
more or less. adjoining lands Of James Dorm, Abncr
Ilcaru and others.
George A. Addison aud others Executors, vs.
John Autry; The Same VS.. Elizabeth Smith and
John Autry; The Same vs. The Same. One Tract
OF Land continuing One hundred (lUO) acres, more
or less, adjoining lands Of David Harris, John
Boiie, Benz. Hatcher and others, the property o.
the Defendant John Autry.
John Jones VS. John Quatllcbum and William j
Faulkner, Ex'orS; James SmyIey, Assignee, VS.
The Same; Other Plaintiffs vs. The Same, One
Tract of Land containing Two hundred and eighty
(2SO) acres, more or less. adjoining Lands OF DR.
John Landrum. James +. Lowry and others. This
Tract Of Land to be sold AT the risk of former
purchaser, who failed 10 comply with the Terms o
the sale.
Terms CASH LEWIS JONES, S. E. D.
Mar Ate .
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-03-14
Edgefeld Male Academy,

YHyHE Trustees of this Institution take pleasure
IL in announcing that they have made ample ar
rangcmcnts for its conduct during the present year.
Mr.. WILLIAM McCASLIN and MIR. ERASMUS
.YOUNGBLOOD, two young gentlemen of fine
Classical education, have the School now in charge.
Both Trustees and Teachers fatter themselves with
the belief that their School will not have its superb
or in the State Either Teacher is qualified to
instruct thoroughly in every branch required for en-
trance into our Colleges, North or South As it is
not probable, from the delay we have unavoidably
encountered in opening the Academy, that We shall
have at any time during the year IN nconyeniently
large number of Students, those who do come will
enjoy the great privilege OF constant and careful
pervison. Parents will at once see this advantage
in its proper light.
We respectfully ask Of our friends, and the friends
of the School, tha, they will come forward and en-
ter their boys Immediately. The full Scholastic
year will be taught.
Terms.
For the Classical Department, per annum,. .$36, 90
Higher Eng. 7" 1900
Ordinary" :. $500
Capitol board to be had in pleasant families.
JOHN LlPSCOMB,
R. r. MINIS, :
ARTHUR SlMKENS,
GEO. A. ADDISON, 3
LEWIS JONES.
Jan "a II
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Executors Sale,

DY virtue of in Ord'r from u. /. wright, Or-
ID dinary of Edgetrld District, will proceed to
sell at the Lite residence Of John Rinehart, Sr, decd
on Wednesday the 2Sth March. the f"llowing pro-
pertv belonging TO the Estate Of said deceased viz
Fourteen Likely Negroes,
Stock Of Horses, Cattle, Hogs, Sc. together with
such otherar,icles usually wanted on plantation.
Also, Valuable TRACT DF LAND on Clouds
Creek OH which is an excellent Saw, Grst aud
Flouriny Mill, all in fine order and running.
Also, the interest Of the deceased in GOLD
NINE. will be- described on day Of salc.)
Also, another TRACT OF LAND, containing
Two hundred and forty acres. more or less, and
bounded by lands Of j. a. Bedenbaugh, Martin
Shrally and others.
Also, the POPE MILL. PLACE, containing two
acres, more or less, bounded by lands OF George
Watkins and L. Eheredge.
cSy- The Lands can be seen by application to the
Executor.
TeRms.-Thc personal property will be sold on
credit until the 25,h day Of December next. The
real estate on credit Of one, two and three years
The first instullment due the 25th Dec. lS55-the
second due the 25th Dec. 1856, and the third due
Dec lS57-wth interest from date, interest payable
annually. Purchasers will be required 10 give
notes with ample security, and if necessary mort
gage on the real estate The entire estate to oeal
interest from the day of sale. ale.
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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-03-14
j. SIBLEY & SON f,
GROCERS AND COTTON
MERCH AN rs,

HAMBURG, D. =.
DESPECTFULEY beg leave to inform
IL their old customers and the Planters e morally
that they are still to be found at their Cd Stand,
and are paying the HIGHEST MARKET PElC E
for Cotton and other Produce: and har'r in Store,
and are daily receiving u MOST COMPLETE assor..
ment Of
GROCERIES,
AMONG WHICH MAY BE FOUND
10000 Yds. Gunny aud dundee BAGGING,
200 Coils Hemp and Russian ROPE,
200 Bags COFFEE. Rio and Java
900 Bbls. Superior and Refined SUGARS,
25 Ilhds Muscovadn and ~ o. do.
100 Bbls MOLASSES,
5000 Sacks SALT.
25 BEDSTEADS some of them Fancy,
25 Boxes superior CHEESE,
A splendid assortment Of BLANKETS and
NEGRO CLOTHS.
-AlsO-
An assortment Of Saddles and Brides. Chairs,
Pepper, Spice, Linseed Lamp and Tan
ners Oil, Osnaburgs, Stripes,
Shirting and Yarns, and in fact everything usually
found in Grocery Store.