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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-14
CITY ITEM 8.

The FIRST Syow.-There are white fakes in the
cir, which seem TO come from never ending ani
voluminous source, hiding the eHth as with bridal
vail while thousand merry sleiyh.tells ring out an
epi.balsniam In concert. That beautiful drapery has
conces ed the impurities and decay Of earth and its
vegetation. We can no longer perceive the accumu'
lated filth Ct the streets the broken and naked trees,
or the shrubbery and flowers faded, sere and mel
snchoy.
Thou,h the hu.bed sr the whitening shower dsscsnd'
4. fp, TIM S.Ssns y, w. 5 ss shs I the s.y
With continual how." .
The gushn happiness of childhood, as expressed in
Tie inspiring laugh and shout, mngles win the music
Of the be ls equally musical and pleasant thousand
little sIeds are brought into equisiion; snow balls be-
come an established fact, and the ssormlng OF snow
csstles and occupation Of snowy CrimeH, manufsc-
tured for the occasion, with myriad OF other games.
find their origin in this beautiful fleece Of snow, which
invests the e.rth with an appearance OF purity And
If there chance 10 be sufficient fall for the purpose,
bow eagerly the subject Of seish-iide is canvsssed
How the fuis and muiers Of las. season are hunted
for and brought out and young hearts beat rsptu'-
ously with antcipaions of the pleasure IN store Tor
them. Evening succeeds, and night Of stars and
moonlight. The numerous avenues OF THIS gre"
LUPViir oIe CfoWuto WIN Vcnie@~@'
sand. of Hghtheart.d pleasme-seeker, and laughter
and music fall In continuous outburs's upon the quiet
sir, joined with the uncessing Ginning OF bells ana
CHATTER Of borses hoofs. Away, away through
mountains in miniature OF snow-over frozen waters
and long vistas Of ice which glitter and sparkle %
meath the moonrsys On they CO. with SHOUTS ana
Songs of merment; each sleigh saufins the one II
pssses, or it's defeated adversary In the rsce' now
with laughter, and anon with showers OF snowoans.
Bus is this fret snow In reality such Juouant
thing Has it but a &c phase, and ths' one al
brightness and pleasure wsfesr-indeed We arequi'e
sure-such is not the csse rotbepoor and Destitute tns'
white shower comes not a. bridal garment, sosses
ive'of beauty and happiness, but rsher o. saroaa
awakening thoughts Of privssiOn and despnri 10 lsc
sonber and awful thing, like the gaunt sPecter on
Famine, or the stifened tkele on Of Dea.h Ths table
without food-the hearth stone without ire Alas ioI
the fate
Mr. Canuthers, Assistant Editor OF I1e Ch1ree-
nan, who was shot on Wednesday evening Oh the
corner Of Grand and Norfolk streets, Is pesesaoif
gentleman in every respect, and be does a" kao"
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NEU-JERSEY L7EX8
I'D Amboy Raiirosd Company have

The Camden and Ausoy knnosn .. .0% ssa ..y -
Dsuse set O. 60 ofsaeh scsidet q took see u
Be t AID T. s'1s s..:ss ::'s
ny upos az e Ths STATE Gssss the prsA ban ssA
S.. e n. s.y % soo: ' . s,s:ss ns:
ems ~ .is goirs fer tnsa be wak s,d the era
o, 4 70 Sss The psf,srn ho,fns Hsas s,d BE-
ir,iIs sisd thai thss cd hsss - oes sse
~ bsrk ba. they I'll remain sses shea oshsr ssss se
.Yeted The speed OF the rs'ns IL Gissd 20 tsfy
hqr - t,a Of eols need NOT Be
prssepds Of the rules 81 ths ,soy o.
n.s OF eoci ucfoys the exrsordtnsry nsn r spsec
5srsss.gs saEos ado2tsd fox ths axe u osnAs
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[Adverti-emsn'.I

A Tuy OF Coal SAVED A MONTH Families
u.rs and Furpsee, bora four tua, Of cos nonh
The saving ung sIcEaLs ASH Sfrss will he 50 monts
or ass dur the Winter All ined inside the s6sr
TIE labor of string les. thar one half sly otasf m,sod
does th- sp cesn be ussd By LAZY 10 her
amber or ror without sobg person dss
derpg her furrtu b,ns ie pro T. vii hold hot cold
TAYLOR 4 HoDG srTs.
Manufacturers Of Plin,aed Tia Ware No 80 Boskmsn g.
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Brown, shipley & Co.'s Circular.

Per Bakicl LIVERPOOL kTfdsy, Nov %, Is55l
Notwithstanding fair demand for CoTroS from the trade
thr the week market has been very abuudAnty
supped especially with the arrivals, which appear % be
pressed fer sale quickly ashley can be landed Bay
have hal the in price all eescp
tons especially in the better hinds which tally ID
lower and even more In Orleans 49,
The business for ported 40 bales of which
$500 are for speculation and 80 for the sales to-
DAY are Estimated 200 bales and ae m'rset may Be 'a 10
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For THE HOLIDAYS S & NJ F.. TowLE &
Co have jo received ard oil oGr rHs Day d, RIB.
"a, Of DREss SILKS this 4
80 per cent less than cost of ,mcoc,,i-u
CoLUNstAs HALL, No. 81 Grsads..
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JUST RECEIvED-A splendid lot Of French
CHEsrNprs and prepared the delicious
aer s,used Asrons soes Narons dssatss
~ HsHav MArLLAaD. Confs 'tonar, No 62i Bro&dguy.
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(Advertisemeat-

ANOTHER TRIuMPH.-The only Medal TOT
D.cu.RsvoryyEs Exh ,iron Paris ~" s,ase
10 T. GUsssv NJ. SAD Broadway, NeWYofk-
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Total Cotton in bi, $500 Amsnesn eeo
Same period last yesr....... 5AWe Ansncan'; po
There been better cling uesenes IN Msnehes
this week and rather doing
The MaJket has been quiet and we qaote
decline Of "a &c sd y 10 10 in WHEAT y Dbl in FLoUl and
4 p 4s n IN ISpIIs Coss The quot at IN: to- dy are Wa,s
FLOOR AZ 42 g. Phlsdephis and satn are ~ sac Oho
"A dS Cansdisu, 20 6d(3 Sour, ~ 6Qt5 Dbl White
SDIAx CoRp, IS yellow, 4e az s. Mixed, Is Gas '
quarter. -. D..
OF VsPIsrixE there are sales report, bat OF RosIs
2GO bols Rave been sod as for Common ~ 70 sGs
a WI hIe duAlitY.
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fAdyertfsemsut.l

GOLDEN BELL PERFUMERY AND COLOGNE
These superior Goods together with choice sssssneat OF
F,ncy Goods appr aching s-ssn, suea FER
tune Boxes Dressing Cases Psney Card Bs.t.s, ko Two
Gold Media were awarded az the ae Fsr OF the Annosn
ILs,ituts f1r superior gcodA
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TIE following sales Of real estate were m,ds yes.er.


Nkw CATHOLIC CHrRcH On Saturday afternoon,
the Very Rev. Mr.. Starr y. G., ia tie presence ?.
many Of the clergy and multitude Of the LAZY .tJ
he corner stone OF tie votiye sud noaaias1'"'
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Abandonment

LOOKING GLASSES The only prize media
for LOOKING GLASSES the late Psir JsHs 3
WILLARD. No. 40 Peulst.. Chatham shete be
fund the largest assortment In The city Wholesale and Rss
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advertisement


Pea and Poekst Knives OF the goa re and bssa
riu pate us aso sn,assortent of ro1et C1dsy j.
saUsDERss, Eos Aster Hou'e aud Ss7 Broadway.
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fAdgertisenent.1
lAdyerrtsomrntI

COMB FACTORY-A rich assortment OF TOR
rosE SHELL DRESS COMBS OF Fsach psssrss can
b seen st A. x J. SAUsDEsss No. 81 Brosdway
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WILSON'S DANDELION COPFEE-FOf Dyspepsia,
Indigestion s,ch Headache Bious sod liver Dess cod 10
especially Of defeats consd uions
Sold ~ all respectable Apo,heeshs s-e at ths pnassJ
dspct corner Of Z7tb.ss and 3das.
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tAiyersisementI
TAdysr,is smept I

An important sale of REAL ESTATE, lying in the
upper part Of the ely ~M be m,ts BY auction tho 18th
mat Toe BY order Of referee and positive III,
therefore, be scd oppo turity b esp,s.A and 0hs" wAs
desire 20 msks permanent hives where there srsse
p<osps Give value. See snc head Of JASss NJ MtLLsR
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FREE ADMIsHON.-A splendid assortment OF
Fancy 5oxes sssksts Toys Sorosss snd C,nesuoss0-s
tho and sescted with he greatest hs
will BE- ready for exhibition Dec H. e MAILLARvs
No 6H Broadway The pubic respectfully invited 70 sai
anu examine this assortment before PaIchsas ~hsss
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

TIE MARrYRs' MosusEsr-A reorganizstie o:
the M.ts MoruusLt Ass cst'n b. rsc.aty taken pes.
H iIs s,,er Psd.0s Jobs asusooi Resodss
s-srstarJ L. J. whiuoct cou..sondns ssefsss'y. &
Croweli Trsasursr James Nc srdsi
Masonic BALL-A Masonic SORES by Corner
Loess No ss' 70 place LAST n.ht n. Odsoa .
passed % In . pleasant sad Asressbls manner
A NEw DOCK CoxPAsY.-Au application ID to b
%sSs 70 ss !. :.S y: p.s: Deck
subo ests Of 90 CO., The spot selected for tho toes
has not Jet pubielI sran'phed
SERrors ASSAULT james W. Rycrsh was brooght
before Justice smith on III iS s.s, sssns
can. into e.f-nS.pt, In Hudss svsnas .ih sao'As.
gS epe 81 "a. popneton. wbes the seca.sd pstsd ~
v,ishf on the and In csed the euoltssnt me-
less He v.s committed to avn the seton Of me ofna'p
on the charge
COMMITTED ON TEE CHARGE OF BUGLARr.-f.stec
d.y ssn HI ansn estst Ia the store Of s.
on III. corner OF Myrtle cod Adans street SaaAsg
.ss ~ ds en- ts Da.s. wa brsa. before Ja. ios ssS
for .1sminsron 6c.r Hyde led 20 Urssias ain. s.a
III od,rs the Jury tho ehIs OF burglary Ia lns
fra, d.sree. ,.
room In house q Ttcns sSwer In Adsrs s.,ss,.
WedpesdsJ afternoon On being s'ted 80 TO he business -
man nsIasd Hsr..horss Mr. Bowers Who on 81 the
Nsth DsIict ples brs scot or .trs't:s sad bf'as
tsa the ebUse Of burglary Ia tho ars tsgss
WnLnNsBURGB DIsP monthly meet
D. a.eeyss r,psrt.d ID, duriss tie mouth Of S-snss
rs p-tisnts Testsd vir mass 81, euLes Ib Ne
~: Unied ..a'. 81, IIs,sGd Isl EHssGd, 49, Gsrn.'''
Krs6's CousrY HosPuAL.-Reosr for tss wesk
:ss9s 4.s ~ s.%s..s S.S sS ;7
g. asehs,sed, ~, deceased. IL s,ssd. I-'s@ H'ns -"
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A NEW DOCK CoyPAsY.-Au application ID to be
.ds he s.suie ri. inter Tor ca sc to incorporate
rompsn, 10 be called The Pssi6: Dock Conpsny with
esris Of OOo The spo selected for tho doeh
has not Yet publielJ transpired
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TRIAL OF SCALES AT THE CRYSTAL PALAoE-A
Committee of the American Institute yesterday tested
sampse ne Self adjusting Platform and Railroad Track
Scales at the Crystal Palace with the following results;
Railroad Track Seaie.-This Scale wss tested at
five different points on the track by train loaded
with railroad irop which was drawn to and fro by
ANNA half dozan Iahortr:
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PORTABLE DRESSING CASES Of an entirely new
and com pact form articles whioh 10
from their ussfun &C A SAgsDERss No
Astor House. and No ST. broadway.
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PRUSSIA.

A .elegaphic dispatch from Berlin, Nov. %, gives
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Masonic BALL-A Masonic SORES by Corner
s,ors Lodss No ST. n place last niht a. thu Odsoa In
Frtfh o. est IL wa sttentsd BY the Fraternity sae
passed OF In Q pensbt saG Asressbs manner.
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We learn thst Mr.. Samuel N. Sweet. the well
known Professor Of Elocuon, has arrived in this city
with the intention of giving q course OF popular Zee
tures on EIocuiion and Orstory.
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Mr. Canuthsrs, Assistant Editor OF TIE Chsrs'-
nan, who was shot on Wednesday evening On me
corner of Grand and Norfolk streets, Is pesesaoie
gentleman in every respect, and be does ka0"
that he has an enemy in tais city.
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Nurcb, commemorate cf t,e dc .psi, fuides az
the Inn aea s:s Coaospsoo Of Oar Blessed Lsdy
This O arch IL 20 be siins.s have . reaiy e.
bounced ~ the corner Of Ei'st aad P,arts eth
.t.stt. r. VERY Rev. Mr. S,srr prec~d. d ne ~ =
mory By soas reGs'ss sppDqrise TO the oc,s To-.
lFrsen ,a's ISarsA
CBARG. OF RApG Policeman O. Bisn OF thu rour
Wcd yesterday s---.. Niehsri s-rts Ell. s,A
Win sse epo- N, p-rsu 81 Csrry sui ssos sssa
% Der .': s.,. 's e. ssssy :sa lei % u 1G..: S
70 " lIekss = pEisonss up cassa .sssisa
Feurp Dsowssp.-Tbe body Of a uakno vu mss.
Stout IS year. q age -. 'oend 'erd.' norm s,.r.
Crcnst ODVnreu yerec,; D,sth ~ vsi,s RI a.
$685. had rss ,ts ,., s' fs s'ss "a s:.
been s',eredor.
Assault WITH A DIX KsIrE "A man named
JOAN Le -s,y yerrds, esss-a With sssa y,h
sd.seiy -.s,en uFoH tbs s..9a Of !,ms. hsa.'.o n
cshrins and w,,sr rrcs'. te .eesst .scied biz.
With hDs .tsbe aim IA the h.'d .ne cut hts eosh :.
,eysra psess !u,tes CoIroy sekes bin ~ N aaaaii
etiVo BAL to nsssf the ehns%
RoBBtSS TIRE PoteE-Oa Monday night "a I'm.
sno~o hef sItsrel the sp~rOees Of Peiesuen hss sas
Leighton No 81 Wet say, -bhs sh-y pest
cot, he s ara and .s .s.. :. ss o,sa s ,'@
nsnssby ne.ssef t.lse keys
BURGLARY Nelson Coca cooper BY trade, vs.
snes'ei wecre.d,y ushs ehsrs-d vito bars
which II i. .l,.ses n.us. esd % md uusers o,s de
VS. tahen to,es Thhd District rOcs Cert 'nd hsd to swss
examination
tAiyetsemeutI
A PRIVATE CLASS IN PHENOi oGY will soon
he formes the PhresoesicI Cabins, Of Fowlsa Asp
WELLS No SIS Broadway where Ladies mag
eba, practices. snowisdss o. ths valuable 90 iiascs
M science Professional Exsmiosti,n s CA.r,. .ad WRIT
ten Descriptions OF character given daily.
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We are indebted to the propretors OF The Al5i0"
for copy Of Herrings fine animal picture the Thrs
Members Of the Temperance Society,"" engraved BY
Richie This beautiful plate Is The Adioni gift u
its subscribers for the present year.
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COMMITTED ON TEE CHAacI OF BgeLART;IY:stss

KIS6s CousTY HosPuAL.-Reooh for tne vesx
.rS;ns Ne. H. sm,,pins Ho-ues received By order
OF suteriptrnSsurs 48so, MS rsnssens 2,s
s Asehasasd, ~. dessssef. II sllseo 100 ~"
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Frank Hampton, whose father Wade Hampton OF
South Carolins was at one time the owner Of more
slaves than any other person in he Countrywide roll
Of his chsttels numbering Eve thoussnd-w@
married on Wednesday night to Sarah Strong Baxter.
daughter of George Baxter of this city. A grand
fashionable party was given, which was the towns
talk all Gay yesterday.
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RoBsiSG TIRE PoIeE On Monday night "a uu-
tnowo hief tered the Of Polscssn h,ss sas
Leighton No 81 Wet srose whh th-y v-rs on psss
DOT, tie Ff ard and stole a heir o,thns wt'h
bicS they ped "a .ao ths apart
me tsby meapsef ta4se ksys
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BURGLARY Nelson Coca. cooper by trade, w.
snesei VeGresdsy rlyhs, ehsrs-d bug ~y
the premise. Of J 4 aiad se,me No Ill Au,a-ya foe
witch Il s alleged ED p'pe .nd uubeps oesa as
toes Thnd District Police Cert snd had to await
examination.
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NILE RAcHEL.-A correspondent writes to US from
Charleston, S. c.: Mile Rachel did not depart for
Havana in the steamer of the 9th, as she intended
"she does not now expect to set out until the 10th.
"Her health il almost entirely restored, and shs will
perhaps, give one representation here Of Adr'e""e
"Lecsurreur before Leaving"
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How IS THIS Among the Reports concurred
in by the Board of Aldermen last night, we notice q
vote to pay somebody for ammunition used on
"washiDgtons Birthday, the Fourth of July and So
Pairicks Day." If this is not mistake Of tbs re-
porter it is an oversight on the part OF the Aide men
What have we to do with the firing Of guns in honor
of ST. Patrick This should be explained.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1855-12-01
LEGAL SALES.
SUCCESSION SALE.


The State of Louisiana. Parish ofEast Felicana,
18th District Court No. 2349.
In the matter Of the succession Of Wesley
Rourk, deceased.
PURSUANT to commission to me direct.
l. ed, from the honorable court aforesaid. |
will proceed to sell at public auction, at tie
door of the court house, in said parish, on
S1TURDA Y, December 8, 1866.
between the hours of 10 AN. and A rM, the
following personal property appertaining to
the aforesaid succession, viz.
One gray horse, ugtr
One pleasure buggy,
One two year old colt,
One shot gun,
One pair pistols,
One silver watch,
One pair saddle bags
One mans saddle
Terms Of .Sale-Cash
THOS. L. McGHEE,
nov "a Coroner aud cx-oflicio Sheriff,
The Feliciana Democrat., 1855-12-01
SIIERIFF'S SALE.

Tho state of Louisiana. Parish Of East Felciana,
Seventh District Court. No. $50.
NJ. Holmes. Administrators rs. J. :. Z. Powers.
DY VIRTUE Of writ OF n. fa. to me directed
ID from the honorable Court aforesaid, in the above
entitled cause, will offer at sher's sale. at the
door Of the Court House, in said Parish on the
FIRST SATURDAY IN JANUARY 1856,
between the hours of II o'clock am. and o'clock.
p. m. all the right. title, interest. and claim of
the defendant j. b. Powers, in and TO the follow
Ing described property. given up by said Powres to
satisfy plaintiffs demand and all costs to wit:
A certain tract of land, situated, lying and
being in said parish, on the Amte River,
containing (l60) one hundred and sixty
acres, more or less, bounded on the north
by j. b. Powers, on the east by lands of
Henry Knox, on the south by lands of Au-
gustus Cobb. on the west by lands of James
Booker, or Public land
Terms Of Saie-Cash, with the benefit of appraisc-
mcnt
dee l, 1855 B. NJ. G.. BROWN, Sheriff.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1855-12-01
A CARD.


HENRY 5. BEECH EMO begs to
IL return his sincere thanks to his friends, and the
inhabitants Of East Fociana, generally, for the
kind aud liberal patronage bestowed upon him since
he commenced business in Clinton and assures them
no eXerllons shall be wanting on his part to merit a
continuance of the same.
u. 5. BEEcnENo is fully prepared to supply plant
crs, and all Others with every article in the Drug
business, and from his long experience in that line
combined with practical acquaintance with chem.
isty In all its branches, merely requests trial as
test Of hisqnalilicatons An accurate analysis OF
mineral waters will be granted gratis, to those des-
rons OF having it made,
PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS are dispensed with
noatness aud prompttndc, and with great care as to
labelling and the minor details
constant supply OF the choicest brands of Wines
and Spirits on hand, for MEDICAL PuRPOsEs, only.
a large quantity OF Ale and Porter, (irst rate
quality continually coming to hand
II. s. y. does not feel disposed to advertise the
eXaet quantities Of Drugs he has received lately.
fearing he might possibly uNDstrate it, and not do
himself the justice he is so anxiously seeking.
HENRY s. BEECHENO & co.
Clinton, La. Oct. l3 1926
The Feliciana Democrat., 1855-12-01
STCCESsION SAI.E

SUCCESSION SALE.
The state OF Louisiana, Parish of East Telicana
Seventh District Court, No. 1857.
In the matter of the succession ef Andrew ].
Brame, deceased.
| UESUANT to an order of the Honorable
! Court aforesaid and by virtue of CON-
mission to me directed, / will offer for sale, at
the late residence Of the deceased in this Par
ish, at public auction, on
Tile FIRST Saturday IN December, 1855,
between the hours Of IL o'clock, A. ~, and
snl 4 Of the same day, the following property,
re il and personal, appertaining to said success
sion, to witt
The home place, known us the China Grove
Plantation" being the last residence Of the
deceased, A. j. Bramc, containing abou,
four hundred and sixty three 1910 acres.
being bounded on the north by Beaver
creek, south by Lipscomb and Scott, east
by Thomas Lipscomb, and west by Gum q
Koglllo.
Also: the following personal property:
Twenty five head of hogs, three mules, five
cows and calves, one sorrel mare, one sorre
colt, one old carriage one horse wagon and
gears, lot of ploughs and harness, one old
buggy, ten empty sugar hogshcads, u lot of
molasses barrels, one lot of household fur
niture, bedstcads, beds, aud bedding, one lot
OF kitchen furniture, one mans saddle, one
pair brass andirons, and one lot Of table
ware.
TERMS OF SALE.
Tho China Grove Plantation to be sold on
q credit of ore, two, and three years, the pur-
chase price to bear eight per cent interest
from the day o. sale until paid. Payment to
be secured hy mortgage, confession of .jndg-
ment and personal security
The personal property to be sold on credit
of one year, with eight per cent interest from
date with personal security.
oct 20 q w. CATLETr. Auctoncer
The Feliciana Democrat., 1855-12-01
SHERIFENS SALE.

The State of Louisiana, Parish of East Fclicana.
Seventh District Court No. 1912.
j. NJ. Wcscott, Hart. Labatt Il Co. translerccs, u.s..
VIM. Lewis, ct al.
DY VIRTUE Of d writ Of q. ia. to me directed
ID from the Honorable court aforesaid, In the above
entitled suit, have seized on and will offer for sale,
at the door of the court house in said parish. the
FIRST SATURDAY or JANUARY. 1856.
between the hours Of 10 o'clock, A, NJ and o'clock
p NJ, all the right title, interest and claim Of the
defendant. VIM. Lewis, in and TO the following
named and described property, TO wit.
A certain negro man by the name Of Stewart,
aged about forty years, ofblack complexion,
and blacksmith by trade.
Terms Of !Sale-Cash, with the benefit Of appraise-
ment.
dec l. 1855 b. NJ. c.. BROWN Sheriff.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1855-12-01
SALE OF ESTRAYS.

SALE OF ESTRAYS.
r WILL offer for sale, at the door Of my Office, in
l. the town of Jackson, on
MOND1Y DecemLer 10, 1855,
at ii O'Clock, a. m. the following described estray
Mule: One bay mare Mule about l3 hands high,
years old branded the left thigh with the letter B..
ALSO: brown mare Mule, about l2a hands high,
years old branded on the left thigh with the let
ter b. Said Mules were strayed before me on the
10Th day Of May, 1855. by l.. s. Austin.
nov "A G. W. CATi.ETT, J. r., Sd Ward
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
In the matter of the succession Of Benjamin
and Celia Richardson, deceased
M ILL BE SOLD, at the town of Green's
" burg, Parish OF st. Helena on
MONDAY, December 3, 1855,
the following real and personal property be-
longing to said succession, viz:
GAO ACRES OF LAND
of excellent quality, with all the improvements
thereon consisting Of good dwelling, out
buildings, fine gin, &c.
FORTY likely Negroes
A stock of Horses, Mules, Hogs, Cattle,
&c, &c.
A large quantity of Corn and Fodder.
TERMS OF SALE.
Slaves to the amount of $4,000, to be sold
for Cash, to pay the debts The balance of the
real estate on credit Of one, two, and three
years, with interest after maturity until paid,
with mortgage importing confession Of Judge
ment retained The personal property on a
credit of twelve months.
HARDY RICHARDSON,
nov "a Administrator.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1855-12-01
MGAL SALES.
SHERIFF'S SALE.

The state of Louisiana, Parish of East Fclciana,
seventh District Court, No. 2130.
Timothy O'Callaghan vs.. Caleb o, Gayle.
DY VIRTUE of u writ Of Il fa, to me directed, by
- the honorable court aforesaid, in the above eni-
tied suit, have seized and will offer for sale at the
do n Of the court house IN said parish, on the
FIRST S1TUlRD1 Y or J1NU4RY 1856.
between the hours of II o'clock A. NJ. and O'Clock
P. NJ, the following property given up by the de-
fcndaDt to satisfy PLAINTIFF demand and all costs
TO wit:
A certain negro woman by the name of Violet
and her four children, to-wit: Malitta, Mar
tin, Adalne, and Jim, all slaves for life.
Terms Of Sdie-Casl, with the benefit of apprasc-
mcnt.
dec l, 1855 y. NJ G.. BROWN, Sheriff