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Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1855-12-23
ELECTION NOTICE.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PARISH OF ST. JOHN TIE BAPTIST


By virtue Of a resolution Of tb. Police .Jurv
Of this Parish. dated the s,b i,.isn, orJ;,;ng
that il proceeded according 10 law 10 nm c,cc'
tion in all the election precincts of hi. Pa.
rish ON MONDAY. the 2aih Jay of f).cranru
between the hours of . O'Clock A NJ nn,ii
4 o'clock p. NJ, for the purpo.e of tnkinr m.
scnce of the people of this Parish In ibc oue.'
tion Of knowinr If the Police ,Jsry .hnII me-,
NIT or Prohibet the sale of intoxicating u
oaors and grant or Withhold licences to grcs
shops, drinking houses and other establish,
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D. PALL0N,

D"cteur-Aedecin Dc Ia facuitsde Paris.
A rhoncur de prevenir Mes.icurs les Habi.
tans de Ia paroissc St.-Cbarlcs quill viendra
s'etablir dams cette paroissc proclinincincnt, 1
quelques miles plus has QUE rancicnne resi-.
dence du doctcur A. Lach.snp. La docteur
Fallon o6rc les services de "a profession 1
Messieurs les Habitano. II cxcrcc In medicine
depuis ans dams Ia paroisse jefferson. Ia
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Les PAuvREs GARcoNs.
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ETAT DE- La LOUISIANA.
Cour du 4e District Judioiaiss.
PAROISSE SAlNTJEAN.BAPTIsT
6seeessios de fer Asso;ss Boss;ey.

Emile Boseicr ct son epoux Severe Borne
residant On In paroissc Saint. Charles, 4 Zos
Bossier u son epoux yncours Songv resi.
danf en- In paroisse Saint Charles ct toua
ceux que celia peu. cOnrcrner ~
A TTENDU qu Alonzo Perrct, administra-
"A teur de Ia succession Dc fen Antoine Poe
sicr depose cejour en- ccttc Cour un compte
final dc son administration d. ladite succession;
Dvous etes ON consequence somme ct noti6S
par COS presentes d'xvoir 4 deduirc dams lee
trcnte jours qui saivront ID premiere pablca-
tion du present svis Of citation les raisons pour
lesquclles lcdit cOmpte ne serait pas approuvs
at homologue. ct lee fouds cnirc les mains do
ladministrateur distributes confdfinsmcnt an
dit comptc.
- Temoin ma main ct le sceau de Ia
dits coor, ce % novembre 1865.
NUMA TREPAGNIER.
Grefiey.
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MERCHANDISE.
SELLING DJI
$4,000 dollars worth Of

Hardware, Cutlery, Guns, Saddleiy, House
Furnishing Goods &c. &c.
ItREGORN 4 ROY Ali hnvtng determined 10 make
II nchaner IA their business, will offer ltnm to day
The larpss aud uast desIlabIc stock Hardware. Cut
Inv &C. ever before pcred IN tins market al Rrent.
+, r,uced pices Tor cash. Many aTftc,s at and bfor
Josf
tending to e,o.c mp their business n speed ly a..
no lle t,.y cordially inyito oil indebted the old
cn#.,ra II tircgnr, \ Royal aud the concern o
6fesor, RoynDl Simp-on to pay up n longer ndni
geure cannot be- gwen.
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MERCHANDISE.
e,rCoNDsUPPLY OF NEW GOODS

,h.,, SECOND SUPPLY 81 sehsonable 6oods' fter't'
~ pnrcha.ed BY their senior partner IL Ne" ~
,Iieb added To their September purchase nahes '"'
stock very ill and one oi the most attractive
IN tbIs mark r,nrarug all the newest -tylesoi
DRESS GOODS j. SilNs, SHtinst Naeuras, MoasIin'
Mafinos, &c. LAdies' Veyt' satin and Cloth Cloaks
+ .lm., Frerch Embroidet grent variety, among
which IRE eatla tch sets 81 Maltese Lace and Mnshh
sleeves ald Collars. general assortment OF Clotn,'
ca.i,cre. and Ve.tings toi gentlemen n'avy stock
d, Servants Goods. -urh tuied Lnse,s, Sattines,
PInia Lindsey, and blankets. Gafpers, Hugs Grumo
Ciolb. and Duot-hlat-. Together win all goods De
I,ngiug tnf1e Dry GooJs traie many OF "Heh nav
been nscd for much less than tly could ave been
ad ssrly m tue season. All OF which tiny hfe deter
i,ned to sell low Hnd uHly ash examination Is al
tAryu-k to insure sntIsi cfluu.
,l9.df JOIN I. DAVIS \ co
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alNs. Of ts,.l..mo.a =.

AND NEW ! On h 10 Nj = 7 Ms NV s"077'
lone line is roapu~rt Of thr following Vessels, ~.
sails from N,.w-N orh ever, three day, All owned
the city OF Rich,nnn.. viz:
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Fall Supply of Hardware, 1854
SIMPSON q BRo

Sign of the Golden Lock LynohbuIg, Va.
IA l. nov opening, "a uddl"n Ia "ur ipfmer ue"
w -ioth a .aT, arg assortment Of IIARDwARE,
Cu4itrf. GuSs. rfsroIs. SAppIrRY. PLArIp 6oops,
tlngr on T. rprns Holss hepng h,ticIes. Bnad,ag
Maf,rtas and 7oois ~ paosf eeety dfscrPloh hmong
Winch munyartices rst introduced MI market IN $
fall.
" ABtter uurscyc. rnn ezbibittofhr public gen
efaI, nnrl tioze who will favor with examination,
grrocr variety superiority ii syic and quality ol
good ever oaarel in ,hi4 ID surpassed in my marker
Cur goods nre all new nni most desirable aud viii
be ftd Mn reasonable profit only all who viii pye
~ call u "nr.iu with their orders which will re-
ceisc out best aud prompl attention.
Merchants mud other. bo,irg largely will be charged
4,4,I rf.,ur,. only. ort 10
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\ EW DRY GOODS

\ EW DRY GOODS
y PiIIl4P W PAYNE
Is nov receiving very superior ,to'k nj FALL.
md WINTER DRY GOODS, g1r listing ol every a,Io r.
Ut Indies and Genlcmen'- weur. Also. a urgc a$-urt
men ol Blnnkets, Lindsey nnd Heavy Woolers ali al
which he oilers ON the fneorabe terms. II tar-
mnr pntron- H1i The public general -acltul'
hsltcI tncHl' nj hALE'S CORNER, MAIN ST.
.nL Il
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S2O, 900 Worth of Dry Goods at cost
FOR CASH

s IL j.. our iuiruiipn Ia mike chang" our hp-,-
y nr.. We uGer our entire Sock cost, ana some
arlcIr- below cosf for We thc eiore, respectfully
invite The public 10 cn md supply them.elsrs. Ths
il rrn chm &C. aud Lee jo,rd 0btl the Inst o
fehruuts. Tor defernincl TO close prr -eu
-iock Ly tHt time Tue ARTICLES are loo numerous to
mentiun our stool, embraces -ach u-unly found
ia II rcanpr Dry Good Store Also, flals and Cups,
Boots nnd Sues County M,lchnut- will hfd it To
n III teir-i by calling Our Stock i new
ue tntu out and selected frout advantages for the
buyers \ X VI. GI GGENHEIMER
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1 EE co. on the Dock. Richmond, Va, hnve IN
store mud fcr Tor snlc:
1000 sncks Liverpool Slt
800 bhia Tbp,nasinn Lime
loo Notl Caraiuu Tar
400 bales prime Northern Hay
2b0 tons Iim Plaster
30 CASKS Gnlcned 'la-ter
50 tons Damaged Pcruvinu Guuao
% Mexirnn ID
% " Tafcu
Zoe hbs Medium No , Mackare (ncw)
900 % ialifK llcrrines
~ " Winter llicnthrd Suh,r Oii
Al.o. n complete assortment Of Alahbla a. Ginssa
Coidnge. Blocks. sc my -ts
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SEEN Al son
Bush Mountain Will Stones.

haN,' uuw an t8nt and IL c,slX pair OF these
w superior VI il Stoec-. Tho.r IA want would ID
VII 10 all soon LEE \ JOHNSON
pct 1l-.
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HlIA,aPAGNE WINE

y VIM 81 the most approved Ernds lnpoligi. il
pint and quart bottles, f#r sale Gy
dec Is LEE & JOHNSON
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NEtsA s.ttNs,EskN II

NEW tUNCEsSN Have a,,oco,ty,i Win oe
y ~ G-nr.I. aoI Commission business Mr.. Rob-
5 Fan. We .|#a do business al the s'and. for
narl> oceurIod T.. mv-ct under the firm AID style oi
Miller & E4u.
,o,.fa uy '.,nbs lorthe patronage extended 10 ne.
m I"l,' tie concern nay have f5ll employment.
y. \. MILLER,
Jan dts On Basin.
spRiNt. 0S YOUR aaORsEs.-NEW
ID LlN ERl NfABi.E---I Tine under rgu,d respect
fully informs the 7crs at LynchhuIg hat he pre-
uared to receive II r-r, IN livery u most
9.oAating relms tie cd stand If Geo NJ Bru ..
\. 3. llach-. BpgEirs md torsr, tor hlre; and
Hack, run every Court day to Campbell Coni House.
lan 27.isclv JOSEPH CLEAlNS.
NEW HOOKsl NEW BOOK
bOAiNE \ CHRISTIAN huyc just received tie
4 following New Wolks:-
Mefauir mud Sermons of Rev. YIN. !. Armstrong D.
y cdilcl ty Roy. ialis Rcod. Price $
Inter l,nrs.
humanity IN the Cit, h, Chaplin,
Innes a, thrv in America lay Chambers,
Lii in the CIcuruc> re,Sas ,hr Bush, by Mrs Noodle,
M,le Stones in eul lie Journey.
AaNim- al " a,t, alt, %. lay Sohip dar
lay'- Female SeHfm Gh ,uut"rs
l. Sandwich I~uuI-. with ragrtYirgs
Generu. Notions ct Chemistry,
fh" .ntor i-uclp 'oae
Msu.ev.
farmns1ole. b, ,}aro'ine Thomas.
lii. Lessons.
7 Wnc> Ni,oIv h> Mr.. Snnthwcrih,
Guumlug,' | rrfgrr> tplh- Seven Clurcf.es
Ghi'on aad other i}r4.ol~ oftht Conquered and Com
nu"r,rs
A beautiiuI set at Srr,,. Novels in 81 vols.
h,ine> orks
au26t.
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For sale

&.oAaA in Bonds at the South SIDE Rail Road
y oOVsF co ia4y. bcuios per ce.r.. At II
price tnat " Il pay rr cent. These hond~ secured
by atuurfgage onthe Rna aud guaranteed 10y lH cty OF
Petersburg .uId amounts al :5u0 rud $1,000 A d"
desirable Investment tor capitalists
aug II -lf- Re Frs SPENC 2 4. CT
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LOT Of 500 bushels oi very nice SEED OATS, for
"A sale At TALlAFERRO 4 HAMILTON.
jan BITS
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~ the FAMILY GROCERY where may be found tho
following articles Salt Pork. SNlt Beet large nl OF
Irish Potatoes. Arqea Apples, Chesnui=. ne" Lard
Fresh Butter Buck heal Flour and inct everything
usually kept N well regulated family grocery, all oil
which will he sold chenp Tor cesh
Jan 12 Il j. NoIoNoN-
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THE HIGHEST PREMIUM paid tor oil
PIANOS. GUITARS, VIOLINs, 4 !,

nAYNE \ CHRISTIAN have now IN "or" quo
i assortment Of Pianos. some Sery beautiful ond
among them is one with Colcnnns Eolan attachment
and several second hpnd Pinnns, NJ wy low prices
Good supply Of Guitars prices Ringing from To $50
Also n full supply Of Viohns aud tIaiea
They would call particular attention 10 their Pianos,
which are warranted to be equal u any. Please Gull
and examine the assortment. ia 26-I-
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" Al persons wishing - .upry tIrem,eivrs VII p
gool s5tiie Rc-ash Anthrsrt' auj Hrrufn mn.
Coal ior the nt"i trS>A ~iiI 6ni II oher Lcr->r
they leave heir orders with tho under ,Jenri ,aan
possible; th"l vi, be- Get tuer Cosl b,
Richm announcement and II, lowest Rrhntopd nr,r.,
including ice sLt aud tolls. DAN'L ). JASPER.
Ii.
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de l9-2aw&ctd
SAMUEL HANCOCK,
JEFFERSON HANCOCK.
B. w. FLOURNOY,
- Commissioners

VAhpA ALL LAND IN CHESTER
FIELD, FOR SALE.--By virtue of a decree OF
the Circuit Court of Chesterfield pronounced at the
last term, will offer for sale FRIDAY the 18th
day of January next, If fair, otherwise the next
day, at the late residence of H. H. Brooks decd or
on some part of the land by all of the Real Es-
tate of said Brooks Except the homestead which has
been assigned to Mrs Brooks as her doer consisting
of the following parcels: -
The Log Castle tract, lying ON Swift Creek and
Tomnhawk, containing 593 acres including the addi-
lions made to it from VIM. G. Fam and others. A
large proportion of tha tract probably onethird or
more, consists OF low grounds of very fine quality
and well drained. part of the swamp and also OF
the upland is still in original woods and there is
good deal of pine, of secondary growth There is no
dwelling house this tract but large barn and othe
farm buildings. 1t will be sold entire or divided as
may be deemed best on the day. ~
The tract formerly Ellett's containing IS acres on
the Hundred road by Tomahawk Church. adjoining
or nearly adjoining the above. with public road
from one to the other. On this small dwelling and
other houses, with orchard and well of good water
ahording q convenient site for residence These
two tracts, together would make a valuable planta
ton.
The neighborhood is healthy and good; the distance
Is 10 or 10 miles west of Richmond IL from the Court
house. and about four from the Midlothian Station on
the Richmond and Danville Railroad
One OF Mr.. Brooks sons will show the premises to
any wishing TO buy.
TERMs--A liberal credit for the greater part of the
purchase money. secured by bonds with security and
lien on the land. R.W. FLOURNOf :
de 20--vd2ew&e.ds Comm'r
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BY Larus & Shine.

SALE AT AUCTION OF MULES WA.
-, -. GONS, HORSES, HARNESS, STABLE AND
EIXTURES.-Having concluded to discontinue ,bs
leaning business, shall sell at auction, on WE'D
NEsDAf, the I'd of January. 1885, at our Stable. on
list street between Main and Cary SITS conmenc;nc
at ~ O'clock our entire stock of Mules about 40 in
broke. - - ~ ~ u "eii
mesa. &C., used in the business
AT the same time the Stable, Fixtures and enclo
days ''. w w
TERMS OF SALE--Sums under $i00, cash; that
amount and over months credit interest added for
approved endorsed negotiable notes
TOMPKlNS L ROYSTER
sale conducted by LARUs SHINE, Aucts. 4.
do l3-tdc
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VMmlaHl0Nk44s SALE Or G16SiST
es,,, ssAAL !s SLAVES "a ClfARLEs CIR
escree enssred IN the suit 81 Bsr,.es ND ofis-s
esa m Sweeney In Charles City County Court q
H. say o. December ls56 shall ss & pob-
I - Cont House, on tho lst day Of Janusry irss
saluahte slaves We shall also sen At he sss
ume sna place to the lowest bidder an infrrn .I.vs
1amea mAkiA- The purchaser Of the MD M ~
save VII be required to enter into bond MIN 49,
~ gayabtc to the Commonwealth, In the pen
NY o. S5oo and conditioned to maintain and support
the said infirm slave IS long a she 1iyes
de a.--d.lJ JESSE SsHENSS aiRNEs cou,r..
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,HEsTERFlELD LAND FOR SALE
6y virtue OF three several DEGREES of Chester
held CIRCUIT Court at the last rn we shall offer for
sale at Chesterfield Court House, OH NJ ONDAY the
l4th January next, County Court day) the grestsr
part OF the Real Estate Of which Benjamin Graves
died seized. to wit: -
The dover Tract containing 725 aerss Ivins ~, Tho,
south side OF Swift Creek, one mile from the Court
House On this Tract the buildings late the res
ldence OF Capt. Graves, and though at present coed
deal out Of repair, they scale to afford
nodaton for large family. The quality of the land
Il good. There ls a good proportion of Wood Land
and some Low Grounds the creek which consi,.
tutes the boundary for considerable distance The
Clover Hill Railroad passes along the southern bo,
der, sfordins "a ready market for wood and tirnbe
and the distance to the watering station at Proctos
Creek on the Richmond and Petersburg Railroad in
four miles by good road. The situation is healthy
the neighborhood good and the convenience to the
courthouse, churches schools hysicaus ills black.
smiths and wheelwrg ht shops, and to the Richmond
and Petersburg markets, each about Is miles distant
both BY railway and county roads, and to Port Wal.
tha by railroad also, presents advantages not often
to be met with 1870
This tract will probably be sold in one body tboub
nc may readily be divided if it be found to suit he
The other real estate containing about 1000 acres
IN the same mel ghborhood, much of it adjoining the
dover tract will be offered at the time in
RAJ parcels There are no buildings to speak of but
an abundance of wood land from which but little tim
Der hns yet been taken, and lying ne dately on the
railroad 1t Is valuable that account The creek a
tordS considerable water power, and there is an album
dance of s}One of good quality
TERMS: Credit of g. IL IS and "a months coma, l.,
salinents, secured by bonds with good security and
by retainer of title. Cash required to the amount
of expenses only. -F
Persons wishing to examine the premises ara iny.
ted to do and can obtain the necessary directions at
the Court House. ----- =
SAMUEL HANCOCK.
~ JEFFERSON HANCOCK,
B. w. FLOURNOY,
de l9-2aw&ctd s.,s Com,n;s s;orer.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE
Il DWELLING ON JACKSON STREET AT
AUCTION.-By virtue of deed OF trust executed by
Thomas Baiiie and wife, to James Bosher, bearing
date on the 7th day of May, 1884, and of record in
Richmond Hastings Court the subscriber will proceed
to sell, on FRIDAY, the 18th of December 1855, at
81 O'clock p H. upon the premises, all that lot Of
tftyseven IT jackson street. and running back one
hundred and seventy feet whereabouts to Duval st.
and bounded as follows to-wit On the north by Du-
val street. the south by jackson street. on the east
by street so feet wide, and the by the prop
erty of Austin d. Turner--and being the same prop
erty on which said Thomas Bailie resides.
LEWIS ID. CRENSHAW,
100 Ex'or of James Bosher, decd Trustee
Sale conducted by TAYLOR & WILLIAMS, Aucts.
de IL
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Sale conducted by LARUs & SHINE, Aucts.
do l3-tds
TRHSsITpEEIE2,s, "A; SALE OF VALUABLE

IRuSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
= BuILDlNG LOTS ON UNION HILL, AT
AuCTiON.-Niil be sold at public aSction on the
premises, on WEDNESDAY. the ID day of january
1906 at ~ O'Clock, valuable Building Lots bounded
as follows: fronting 9th, 28th,, O. and p streets
sad Lots were purchased by VIM. A. Wright, of Tay
lor i Williams, Aucts.
ALSO-TLGt other Lot, fronting II feet on the West
side Of 26th street, between MARSHALL and Leigh sta
and opposite tlie residence Of +. V. Sutton, Jr A
more accurate description Will be given day of sale
By order OF the Trustee.
de "a LARITS & SHINE aucts
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BY 4. y. Csok & .Ce., Aacis.

J000 DOLLARS W OKTH OF HATS
sy .,syO BOOTS AND SHOES, AT AUCTION
Wii pc sold. on WEDNESDAY, December a6th. al
very extensive invoice Of Hats, Boots and shoes en-
efacnE the most varied assortment fresh and d.
PIE offered in this city, to which the atfe
lon Of country merchants and the trade II ,rn,t ~
spectfufiy requested 80 - ' 1'os' &c
., q. & \ Go respectfully inform the public that
.hs u,t nrst OF series of sales will comprise no
ranssnienfs with parties at the North they will be
supplied regularly with goods suited TO the Richmond
dc = T. B. COOK CO, Aucts
HE SALE OF WATCHES, JEWELRY.
roper Mache Goods, Fancy Boxes, Fire Setts
&c, VIII be continued at my store ON MONDAY. aatI
x an fhiDAf 18th, at 10 oelock and also, Mopday
eane sday, Thursday and Saturday evenings. at 4
CLOCK. IheTe are great many valuable and desira
pie goods suitable for Christmas and New Year
presents still ON hand. The whole to be sold without
Co. -" - II uv n 1SoA x
de ~ NJ, cc M:.,
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VALUAB l. e TENEMENT ON MAIN.
BETWEEN 9TH AND 10TH SrR ~,

" ALU A Is l. T. TENEMENT ON MAIN.
BETWEEN 9TH AND 10TH Streets Ft,R
SALE ATAUCTlON.-Will be sold on THURSDAY
the 10th day Of January, 1856, on the premises, at
O'Clock, the three story brick Tenement, on the
which the late Elizabeth McKi,n, died sezed After
which will be sold small lot in the rear fronting on
coming more valuable; it offers favorable opnortn
nifty to capitalists ard others invest in real estate
on Main street. II is the square al owe the Vrri
ma ana Farmers Banks and nearly opposite the new
Post Office and Custom House. now IN course Of
erection. "
TERMs-One- fourth cash balance at G. IL and IL
months for negotiable notes. bearing interest secured
by trust deed The taxes and insurance for the wear
1906. TO be paid by the purchaser - '
de Colds GODDIN 4 AppERSnN
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rOnINIISsIONER,S SALE OF yALT-
" ABLE SLAVES AT CHARLES City COIfRT

tss- by Larus q shine.
vTRUSTEE,S SALE OF THE RICH
i MOND OMNIBUS LINE.-Will be sold at pub
lie auction, Council Chamber Hill, on FRIDAY,
the 23th inst commencing at 10 O'Clock, the entire
stock of the Richmond Omnibus Line, consisting in
part Of Omnibuses, % Horses, Harness. Blacksmith
Tools Stable Fixtures, &C., &c.
TERMS ut sale.
By order of the Trustee.
LARUS l. SHINE,
de 20 Auctioneers.
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~ kss, i. ~ 3 ~. Inees9lsg - rese 80
fs rassh So.d shall oer for sais mi iciss 81
II, = is = say q Jsssasy maxi, 4 ii scii
consisting Of Mules three 81 which .rs 49,. &c. -.
w.. Co~ shont 10 hbls OF shrrfs f.,deer
T r.. STRAW, Sc; two w sons and one Cart.
smoan6 credit Of four months win IS sven e ~ .
notes satisfactorily endorsed bssrin, r.,
~. Dc 1s--did 4. b. FHi1I Pc
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GALE OF VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD
- AND KITCHEN FURNITURE ON CLAY ST
On THURSDAY, 9th December. at the residence of
Mr.. Thomas Tinsey, twho is about declining house,
keeping) at the corner of Clay and 1st streets will
be sold his stock of Household and Kitchen Eurn-
ture, embracing every article usually found gentse
families, and of the best manufacture.
TERMs-Sunns under $50. cash that amount and
over, months credit for approved notes with inter
est added TAYLOR Il WILLIAMS, Aucts
FOR RENT.-The above house for rent; possession
given Immediately after the SALE 1t has eyery con-
venience for the genteel accommodation of family
with Kitchen and Garden attached.
de 10 T. L. w, Aucts.
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fly Payne ~ Mayo.

DEREMPIORY SALE OF A STEAM
ENGINE, BRICKS, &C., AT ACCTION.--Will
be sold, on THURSDAY next the 9th inst, at II
O'Clock A NJ, on the South side of the Dock, an ex-
cellent second hand Steam Engine of30 Horse power
large lot of old Brick together with other valuable
articles
The above sale viii be positive. TefAls liberal and
made known at sale. 80
de 24 PAYNE L. MAYO Aucts.
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By TayIOr s. WilIinms,

GALE OF GENTEEL FURNITURE
- CHINA AND GLASSWARE, CARRIAGE AND
HORSE, &c, AT AUCTION.-Being about to re-
Deeember 1855 at 10 o'clock A NJ at nv re- sdenca
at the of Cary and Sd Streets SELL without re-
serve, mentre stock of Furniture of every descrip-
ton, CONSISTING of large variety of the best articles
ALSO-Chiha and Glassware. -. do tt--~f-
Kitchens Furniture. - -
ALSO-A superiors Family Horse, with Carriage
and Harness. a.
TERMs-Sums under 50, cash; that amount and
over months credit for approved notes with inter-
est added. -.s q. WILLIAM BELL
de 10
ADDITIONAL--Wil be added to fne sale - 81
perior etax PLANO, new Also, one excellent
made city BUGGY, nearly new.
de IS AZ a# = Is II & w A,cts