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3 soussigne paiera les peaux de boeufs
- de quatre ans ct au-dessus, de So SO
d s5 !; les .peaux, plus petites, q proportion
II constamment en- mains, d sa tannerie,
d Washington, tontes especes. de cuirs pour
harnais, sellerie, carrosserie, &C., aux prix
les plus moderes. -.... .z:35 IS
.E.sasa ..2'f.>a9as VICTOR T0UCHY.
Washington, Le., 6 septembre, 1856.
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de Julien Carville Gonol

Succession de- Julien CarvilIe Gonor.
n VOUTEs les personnes qui ont des re.
IL clamations contre la Succession de Ju-
lien Carvi1le Gonor, deeede, sont invites d
me les presenter pour en- faire Ia classification,
ct toutes celles qui doivent i la dite success.
sion, sont egalement invites venir payer
entire mes mains, a mon magasin, dams Ia vile
des Opelousas. -. 5s..i-z .'4..... -. re-
-t4ssfEt7a s'9z ~ JOSEPH HOLL1ER, .z
,.,a an. AdmSa atstratestrs
0pelousas, 8 Septembfe, 1856.
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1stat 0e La 'Aosetstatle.
Coue De DfsrRrcT, NJ ~ 7a7s
Pavossse st. Landry, lA's' 'o's.

nss!.1 cogs p p DisrRIs,z, I,9,,. No. 1878.
Succession de Richard AndFuS h. .. !.
OsEPH E. ANDRUs.5 de la Paroisse
e. ST. Landry, administrator de Ia Sue
cession de feu Richard Andrus, h. 6. l.. dece-
de, dernierementde Ia susdite Paroisse, ayant
pr6sent6 nm Tableau final de partition ct de
reglement de 10 dite Succession, accompa-
gne dune petition demandantp phomologati
d'ieelui, = Et attendu quill q etc fait droit !
Ia demande de la dite petition par ordre de
la Cour sasdite en- date du 80 Aodt, 1856,
En- consequence, avis est par le present
donne aux interesses dams cette succession,
d'avoir d deduire au CRETE de Ia iCour sus.l
dite, dams les strente jcurs qui sliyront y date
dupresent avis, les raisons, 81 aucunes lis ont,
pour lesquelles le dit Tableau ne serait pas
honologue, pAdministratrice dechargee de
toute responsabiiite ulterieure,. ct son eau
tionnement cancelle. Il. tjsig.sf etI -
s5s szss Lse LASTRAPES, Grefier. Z
Opelousas, 8 Seytembre, 1866. .3asa y sssst5a
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NOS AGENTS.

Les pesonnes suivantes sont autoris&es coliecteE
ct recevor des subscriptions ct avis pour lie Cosr-
risr des OpelousGs dams leurs villages respectifs :
AUGUsTE MARAIsT, St. Martinville, LIE.
70 ARTHUR BULLIARD, Pont Bfeaux, lie.
ii A. MILPsPAUGH, Washington, lie. Z.
e. E. CoCHRANE, Marksville, LIE. e
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il a ete arret6 CONNIE epayes,
A Yehdre par FantenOt & Lyons.

n superbe Lot De potean de barriere.
Dc qaalise premiere Aussi, m Lot
superbe De pieax de SIX pieds qui poufront,
au besoin. seryir de pieux de couverture. au
lieuzde merins de 3 pieds. ont peut etre
achete bon marchs pour dln compliant.
Washington, 10 Juliet 1856.
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Nous publions ci-apras, une lettre renaarquabls
adressee au pard whig par M. Pratt, whig, ancier
gouverneur du Maryland, aqiourd'hu Seaateur al
Congress.
N. Pratt examine avec soin ct avec une grande
hauteur de vues, Il situation actuelle de rUnion A
ses yeux, H. Fillmore nest pas un candidat serieux
plateforme de Philadelphia le lie aux free soers. Ce
nest plus le whig dautrefois.
n. Pratt, apras un profond exafnen, engage les
wings soutenir M. Buchanan. m
Nous engageonB vivement nos iecteurs ,msditer
cette lettre qui est une admirable exposition des dan
gers qui menacent le Sud. {iT z95~aa4g
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tJNE TERRE DE BOTS,

situee Baton Rouge, en- cette Paroisse, con-
tenant environ III .arpents. L'habitation,
Aainsi que eette terre, seront vendues ensem-
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PEAUX! PEAUX !

opelousas, 6 septembre, s1S56.-1m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-09

CoSsrcrIcuT-T1 The Hartford Tunes (Pro'SlsveryI
of the eth sets down Anti-Fremont % towns; Ere
mont 80 towns. They claim Democratic gain Of ~
towns and concede Fremont gain of only towns.
Three they call equally divided. On looking over tho
lit by the official return for President IN $780, we hnd
that Of the So towns named only "a went tor Scott,
while "a went for Pierce, the other four being new
towns. In the towns now claimed as Dem
ocratc, Pierce had majority Of 1878,
and in those which now for Ere
mont, Pierce had 1873; making majority of
1916; while Gen. Scott had only 25s TO Offset eav-
ing Pierce 2.Ojs or two-thirds much rs he had in
the whole STATE. The recent town elections, 80 far
from giving aid and comfort to the Pro-Savery side
indicate an overwhelming victory for Freedom in No
vember and the fact will not be disguised by conceal
ing the votes and simply saying that 80 many fo"nf
have gone for Buchanan. New.London alone, which
gave Pierce 332 majority goes 200 the other way,
change which sweeps of the aggregates of a dozen
towns on the Buchanan side.
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Fremont over all others. .i,o12

HORRIBLE OUTRAGE AT THE CLINTON PRISON
few nights since, one Of the negro convicn, who
seems 10 have enjoyed the freedom Of the place rather
extensively walked outside Of the picket walls 70 en-
Joy bis evening perambuations This negro had been
,.n,e for four years and the term OF imprisonment
did Lot expire until April next Some little distance
from the Iison as The residence Of the Sergeant or
the Guard who then duty within the prison in
corure. The wife Of this officer and her child were
alone at home The negro proceeded TO ths house and
made forcible entrance into the dwelling Here MS
iudely assaulted the lady Ia woman OF about forty
,eaTs Of age and committed a horrible outrage upon
Der Ienon. The negro remained sone time IN tbs
houte and twice perperaed the crime OF rape beiofe
he lett the premises After the negro had perpeiratd
these atrocities he returned to the prison went inside s
walls a. usual and went 10 his ordinary place vi rect In
the mean time the lady's husband renamed al tho
prson all night and did not learn OF these outragsan-
tl he returned TO bis home IN the morning. WheI
these facts became known at the prison. great excite
ment ell sued The cohycts themselves wanted ~ XIII
the negro and be had to be placed in one OF the Sc
curest cells him from their visence. We learn
that the negro to be brought to Plattsburgh To-Day
under order of the Court for trial. the Coui o.nS
D,w in at that place. We learn iurtnef ina
the excitement is great that u fe@ed Ina' uo n
gro may be iynched WINE on HIS ""y r. n r.,
tIihl. INV No
ARREST OF RUNAWAY CoUPLt-At in" hou
lat .y.u,g Noes w. Hawkes., ,ingle man, AMI
Mr. Jane Louisa Grswoh a mari.' W ,h.'
sn.,teo nj ia. Norfolk House RoxDuy on tno charge
~ -, ultery end were brought 10 the Second SiAlon-
Uou,e IN tti- city. IL seems That hawkes. ana us
bushnrd Of Mis GTis~on were phltheiS iu W.
DI;" IuI failing ia buriD. ss il deemed sdvs-
Ill soue four weeks since for Mrs. q. and her two
hdep 10 return to her fathers residence in Connie I'll
cut Mr. G. having full confidence IN the integrity
and honor Of Hawkes., placed Mrs. q. aud children
uDder bis core to be conducted 10 her fathers home.
rtead Of proceeding directly 10 Connecticut Hawkes.
and Ms. q. have been travelling in Canada and oher
Places, untd lart week when they traced by ,he
injured Husband, and arrested as before stated hrs.
G. naDil.ss tie werDest regard for Hawkes. and tho
er, stef; contempt tor Ter husband The del nquenb
viii piobaby be examined in the Police Court this
att MON. Boston ifans;np
1BE UsDERGROUsD RAILROAD STILL Kussis0-A
fne.look ne black fellow OF good size, who was worm
iul five dollars pound drted away from nis mester
al Mobile a short time since and ws lsndeh h MS
county, whence be took departure norih~ Hd on
Saturday morning lie is in Canada before thie. NO
syu aize q with the loser Of the property, Dot &c Me
eud that there one black Iers IN this country 20
n,ake a fuss about We should he glad To see three
illon. just about the number Of slaves tha' ~"
away from Egypt-folowing his track;
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ST. LAWRENCE Co.-The total vote of St Law
renee according to the Last census, is l39Sf-or by
this time little over liOOO-of which about ~, 900
will be at the polls the first Tuesday in November.
Nearly two-tbirds of the county has been carefully
canyassed by our friends, with firm resolution u
count no one for Fremont who is doubtful, and tho
result thus far is follows:
For John c. Fremont. .....................o,p>
James Buchanan. 63
Mlllard Film ore. Jo
Undecided ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 2-l, SW
-. 1900 II o,ho~a 400
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CTPRFME COVRT.-BRIGHTMAAN BROOKS

~ ~ A
- and FANNY s BROOKS asAin't ks SILL AZ -
nun no.d 20 .u,re the complaint in the Sfnon ara serve
copy Of your ~ AZ tAco,t'.h.s' - h,f ~
~ S.York within twenty day AFTER To. ~v's A'reo *
en,y. Of he y 81 such service AID Il y9a "a, 70 .ser the
,tid con pt . Aforesaid the plaintiff viii axe udsnsnt tor
M. u n a., hundred and dollars Win ron the
tr, Gay Of Sorrmb thousand elsht handfei and MY
6y. h..d.. m, co. Of And You vi. tale Sots- that
the COMPLAINT In hi. setion he ~ ne oae - ne Th
"a isva~n NiCI L JONLs, P.sintaSA.,oyIe1s
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CUTRFMF COURT-City and County OF New wv

SCIhENE COURT--Clty alIl ocun 'cOuptYy
- York-rhe PRESIDENT. DIRECTORS and oo S Az
fr money demand eontrset-To the De.hlsnt, 10 m
hstty sufImoned and required % answer ~ S-r n he
n. ct.n which va. flied the Office - me og g.,
CITY md Cosnty OF New York a. the Cry H4A " tns ~
Nv York q The 9Th Jay Of Septemo'r = 10 a..
COW Il your sn.y.r 20 tie said complaint On tns
b. &C. No 81 Wall street the City o. ~" -
twenty days after the service hereof ~i,h.
such service and # YOU fail 70 answer the sal -
in tte tine afor,,.l The plaintiff in this acton III ~
n,rt asau., Won the Of one THOUSAND u -.
fere from IL. ,w. MY third day # J4nrEy one NJ
hundred and Try Elk besides the cos,, o. % Nv ,T.r
N.~-iort sept. 8, 1850. IA" pi.,n,iJJ .,,1rnsv
Ill ID
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Gopartnersbip Notices.

yTHE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore existing
Il under the Of A. CONGER Il Co, is this day die
solved A. Cons.r only suthorzed to the name OF the
firm in liquidation New York, Oct. 2, 1856
A. CONGER & Co., No. 30 Broadway.
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- son against ISAAC b. WOITE.-summons Tor Money
10 d. i,rdAut-SI You hereby sunlH,ned 10 -ns"e que
l4iL il this ac'i'p aud copy 81 your ~ -
tlicot'yle CattarauXus County New-f OH WITHIN
cays alter the service exclusive 81 tas Gay -
teiyee and II you tail the ad compliant s soe
. n RI Mid will Axe led .inen Tor the suu Of Que nun
az AND 70 100 lars with I'M erect from me ms
cty OF Ausu T. thousand .3h hundred ana M; ,,
... b, costs oith. sctnn And you will Axe hYtIs
ie LIANT in his action filed IN the ONO OF " WIN
OF C.ti.Iaugs County the hrs day ot O;tober ,'o
laSbSTh RICE S JONES, flalh-lh |'+.1-N'5-
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Buil6ina nldterials.

LINGUISTIC TILES-foT VesribUes, HALL.
IA Hearrbs Dnins rooms. CensIyaloree &C dAhNSlRk
CHIMNEY TOPS DRAIS-PIPFS, ~. k'r sac BY
MILLER A COATES. No 10 Pear a., v
EAKY OOFS-LEAKY ROOFS
IL OSBORNs ROOFING CEMENT is the chcaP'~, best
md BY far the durable Roofing usd 10 imPyioas 70
~stsrwtabeT and improve IT, and rcsst the noe w
besi LeLy TIN Roof eomentsd, and maize elIn
L. OSBORN Mason and Buildcr, ", IH Cana ~
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V,HE REGULAR MAIL LINE via sTONING-

/ TON for BOSTON and PROEIDENCE-ln!snd route,
uithout delay change Of cars or basease 80 10
III, .teAltrs PLYMOUTH ROCk Capt Joe! stone and W
VANDERBILT Capt w. II Frnzee, in eonneciion ~it4 me
soriustou Providence aud Boston ana Providence Nall
r,,ds leaving Nculork daily. Sundays exc. pied from fet
No North River first wharf etoye Battery AZ oeloF
r. m. Onngton II $50 ~ OF on Tue AIfi' Oh INC ~
t,tiu which leaves Boston 81 $3.50 p m =, N, l..
The C. VANDERBILT from Nsw1ora M'1 nay WSSe "a
day. and Friday From stouinsoD IHe'd1y' anu
SATURDAY. w..
The PIAMOUTH ROCK from Nrw-Y9rs ruesa,y rhnrs'
lsy and SATURDAY From SouDzion, Monday "eoHe~e'y'
AID FRIDAY. - - p,..s 20 p,,v;
FA.. ugtrs proceed from stonington Pr froaa 20 "a
advance If by other routes and N sple tn ~
raIy morning lines connecting Norm ana Fast $50 -,
al, prr,r IL remain board the s'rarnrT en- sn'
-, sprt5 haIf,., II desired and isve Stonineon N tue
6:45 rau ing 81 Providence WIN 'ne II " ~
hi Boston ,--;, ,b,,r IN
Baggage Master accompanies The steamer aud r1n f0u
each way. 49,. p;.- y, .
F,r vssase ber'h s'aeros1s or freight ,py A. re' "
North Rivtr ~ AZ the of4cc No. ~ Battery place
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Hle0iral

CANDS' SARSAPARILLA-FOr PURIFYING
- n. BLOOD-The pow erfu health restoring properties Of
SANDS SARsAPARILLA are manifested in all Asses Of 'cotu
Ia cntaneou. and erupiiyc disorders and similar
crupau. It's searching operation reaches the of d
,e, and the !, performs therefore radical add
thorough. Prepared and sold BY -
A. g. L ID. SANDS Druggist No. 100 Fulton-st.
TO SUFFERING FEMALES.-There is an
OINTMENT for sale al the Medical Institute, No. go
Hou.,on A. corner Of Green. which all forms Of
WOMB DISEASES
IN an incredible short time Il put up in small Jars and
will be- sent postage free any address for 49, Hours for
Ladies at tie Institute, from 10 o'clock.
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HTDSON RIVER RAILROADS.&C. May
10 1886 Trains will leave Chambersst. Station fol-
~. Txpr,ss a m and p Mail ga m. Through Way
Tr.;n II NJ Imirln p M For Poushkeep.e, a aud
In M For SIM SING 1890 g. and s:+5 Th, train
i.sv,. every FRIDAY evening At II For Hudson $3.50
m For Peekskii and $50 ?. m. The Poufhkepse Sing
Sing and Pe.k,k Trains stop 81 Way Stations R-cnsers
,,tsn Canal Christo and 3lsts,a Tains for
wYorl leave Troy At cas- sl5 and 1913 M and ass p
NJ and East Albany Al s. s: rs and LIS m, and
' ~ A. y. SMITH Superintendent
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rpr TzIsus. can BE- obtained IN Tososro, Ch1o.
CImrsILL KIls.t West doom esss 81 Inc CS3ss
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NEw-YORK SUPREME COURT-SARAH

IN NJ ROWLAND by her next friend, WILLIAM An
DERsON, assnsi WILLIAM 8. ROWLAND-sunimohsN i
r,ief-To the DEFENDANT: You hereby summoned ana
required complaint in this action OF w9icn
copy herewith served upon you and 10 serve copy o.
sn.wer the said plant the subscriber a. h once NO
SO Nss.-u New Yort City, within twenty days A.r .n
vice hereof exclusive Of the Of such service and you A
10 answer the said complaint within the time aforesaid tue
plaintiff this son win apply 70 the oou Tor me f.5si a
usnded in the plsint.-Daied New YORK eeP i. lS
JNO II. HEDLEY, Plaintiffs Attorney.
Tie complaint in this action filed In the once o. -
cftIe Civ and County e New York the I'm Jay 81 P
,.nll.r lkE .nla IAMsMThsl JOHN n. HkDLkf, htty.
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and HARLEM RAILROAD

NIW-ltlKk and HNKLEM hAII4hOtD'-
~ FARE REDUCED-Ouly ~ 81 from Sew-fork 70 Ar
lan,-The Inland Route eourc;ins with "e.Trh 40 ,i.
ri,r.r cars connecting with lil5 C"ntr, ana
EN- Trains $40 Mail Train stopping a. " .-Ii 80
md al Sts'i sb We. 5-N p Express eoni'eet ~
the Central II pm. -- - p,rr,..
RfTIjRNINC, LEAVE ALBANY-s;o = n EiPie. S.
II -, rt,yy, 81 cars sl5 = Nal Train Az p m
EItre.s for New ,.. ., ,.s. III.
R.,l.u Railroad which, for comfort. PrOn1rh,s. ~
Unsurpassed The Albany Train. 80 nov 49, & 81.
Brnkes, which p.sees INC HAh -
control 4 the EnEneer rendering inc - ;, a. a..
Insn TYek,ts b. obtained B.<EAs- . %
ef ~. western Railroad Albany. OF 81 '" his Anu Se''
Bro me and -'''"' WM J. CAMPBELL. sOpsria!esieni
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PURSUANCE Of IN order Of the Surrogate OF
a.. County of NewYok notice s hereby sy.n % al per-
sons having clsin. against WILLIAM II. MAXWELL late
Of he City N.wYork counselor law dsc.ad 10 p.sent
the same with vouchers thereof the subscribers IL thar
ae. No ls5 Br, adway in the City Of NewYork OF be-
fore the nth day March 957Dated Newforf the ID dy
Of September Is56. y. y. TREADWELL, lF..cutors
a iswsnTh MAXWELL Woodruff,
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feaal Notices.

IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate
Of the County N.wYork notice hereby given 70 all
persons having claims against FRANCES BEAhAS, lae ~
The City Dublin Ireland deceased present the same with
vouchers the subscriber his Office No Oh as'
City Of New York before the loth day Of Mach
n,U.-Dated New York 22d day of August, 1850
.u.6 Iaw6mTu y. y. MARBURY, Administrator.
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wi -Trav.lsr. for CHICAGO, ST LOUIS, KANSAS, and
II ,oir, N,., and Southwest obtain Through Tickets
and al alton roq,'s fare, &c. either BY the
STW-YORH AND ERIE RAILROAD, NEW-Y YORK
cFNTRAL RAILROAD. by application at the Conpsnys OF
g, Eo Ia3 BrosdwAy, corner Of Dey-st.
nee' w. JOUN B. PORTER General AGENT NJ g. r. R.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate Of
the County York notice is hereby given 70 all per
, LAYING claim, against ELIZABETH THOMPSON late Of
tie City NewYork deceased to present the same With
v,c thereof 20 the subscriber at his Office No 10 WALL
st. IN the York before the 18th day Of JAnp
am u,xt-Dated York the Sd day Of July, 1856.
CHARLES s. WEBB, Attorney Of
i19tIaw6mTh- NJ. ID. Bonner, Ads.
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N1FRCHANTS LlNE-For NEWPORT.
wi PROVIDENCE, and BoSTON.-PAre 10 Newport and
frovid, rec 81! Deck 90 Boston, 50 81; Deck IS The
bs.,,al HERO Capt Smith, will leave the foot
~ Robinson-.t. on SUNDAY AFTERNOON o,elOch Reg
MAR eay,: TUESDAY. THURSDAY and SUNDAY. Arriving
= Pr yi.uc. ty Boston, a Fright taken 81
I'D r,,e. Arply a; the Office. on the whsrf
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate of
the County New York notice hereby given 20 AL per.
,ous claims asan JESSE DOW late Of the City u
E.wYork dec.ssed present the with vouchers there
Of TO the subscbers the Office Of Rodgers Woodmsn No.
..enth day Of FesTs5y Ie1 Go the ifh day
Of ATsS lS5s G GE9 WoopMAs Administrators
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ENNSYLVANIA THREE
I D,lIY THROUGH TRAINS BETWEEN PHILA-
nFIPHIA and Pl1TSBU RGH.-The MORNING MA L
TRAIE leave, Phiisdsphs for Pittsburgh "a m and
-. PIT. bursh for Philadelphia The FAST LINE
80. philadelphia for Ptsbursh u P M sd Pstbgsh
sT PbiIadelplia 1850 pm THE NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN
-. PIilsd.lThi, for Pt-bursh II p m and Pi.barsh
IL Phil,d.lphia a. 9:-n p N.
The ny. line. Pittsburgh with the railroad.
g., - I.u,. Mo. Alton GslsnA and ChieAso Illinois ;
T,sIisor Lexington and Louisville Ky. Terre Hsae NaI
son La Fay.tie ani ndiai sP9h' Ind Cincinnati Dayton
ss,Id Bell. font ain- SAnda-ky, Toledo Cleveland Co
nbv Zanesvle Mssslon, and Wooster Ohio; also With
~, am from and 20 ewOTeans, -. Louis Louis
rttsr particulars handbhs IN the hotel. of hi. -ity
IN this The shortest s1p~tit-l. and
eoufortable route bstvseen the Fast and We.-.
Through be hal at either Of tie above mentioned
,i.,r, In the Wet, or q
pace II. BUTTS Agent New-Jer,ey Railroad Co. SO, Of
Conrtlsndtst, New York
l. ELLIOTT, Agent Penn.y lvanis Railroad Co,
No. Astor House. BrOsiwsy New York.
THOMAS MOORE, Agent, cor 18th and Msrte,-ss,
r.york Jan. 1876. Phlsd.lpha
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
Of ia, County New York. notice 10 hereby given Ia all
persons having claims against DAVID D. BRADFORD, late
Of the City Il EewYork, d.eead present the
with the the subscribers the office Of
Hiram Raynor No ~ Bowery the City Of New York or
before the day of November nexDsted New-Yort the
50th day Of April, 1856 ,
nj lsy6mTh MARY ANN LUCAS. Adminisrratrr
IN PURSUANCE Of an order OF the Surrogate
the County Of New YoIi notice hersby given 70 al
pr.ous having claims against SAMUEL p TITUS late Of the
City Of NewYork, deceased. TO present the same WIN
thereof the subscriber the store o EDWARD
MERRITT No. ~ W.uens. in the City Of New York, on
or before the 18Th day December next-Dsted New YORK.
the 10th DAY Vi June, 1876 - ,,,-,,
SAMUEL T VALENTINE, }E.eeutor.
EDWARD MERRITT,
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-09

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate
of m. County Of New York notice 10 hereby nyen to all
p.rsop. having claims against WILLIAM H. BROWN late OF
lie City Of York hp builder deceased to present the
thereof the subscriber at the residence
81 Eliza Brown No lie Second in the City Of New
Yotk day December n-x.-Dated S"~-
YoTk the 9th day OF May, 1855 n,o,>, ,,.-.,
rx2aiavsu,Ths ZACHARY PECK, Assignee.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-10
THE WHITE sULrmuH srHINss Fon

uNHE Of the caiEen principal proprietor
I i az m ss & & h Sronsr tynS Sas % ny
have united comforting the undersigned full
To facilitate the sale liberal from the
a,. N ~ the na f s Ana nrona . sTS r5,ss
well as for manufacturing purposes generally.
In OF the authority conferred them, the under
Company to Se orsaniIsd under the Charter
their qualities s a! place s Of rsor a'
o 70 say much "a rsgsra 70 1T -
y and persons in qss Of pleasure and amusement and they
onable character Of their visitors,
time entertain about one thousand guests
f many year past. they have proved be inadequate TO
y had been sufficient 70 double number,
they would all have been probably occupied Yor than hall
the Of numbers Of applicants turned
The Springs
ninety miles IL crowded Stages but he Central and covnSs and
Ohio Railroads both Of which are nov IN progress Of construction,
all the Eastern and Northern cities to the iatonhouse within
Railroad stanton reducing the
stage travel TO 90 niles and avoiding s worst part road 10
leave baltimore Washington Alexandria, Rehmond Petersburg
tern section Of the Coyinson and Ohio Railroad completed the
convenient and will be dnepll TX limit nulabe
The White sulphur Is situated 10 the county Of Grsenbe on III.
Ws,ern ope Of te Aegany mountain The k,'se lies in the
ven thousand aeres extending along The valley about three mikes
than BOO Of hne
double TIA, quantity o. good arabic upland The residue o. the
good supplies meats grAn kc &c
for the Of the hotels, be readily
premises.
The buildings for the accommodation Of visitors conveniently
arranged and Of them much architectural
Ih grounds are neny picturesque aud beautiful presenting
forest 1t has been described as the Paradise Of aerins
places and there few who acquainted with
10 acknowledge its claim o this distinction.
The receipts Of the establishment large
eved by enlarged accommodations, and with energetic
cions management they might be increased many fold.
The SAX Of the water which
put for transportation be- easily made ~ furnish
large and proper hands the profits
TIE whole country contains few subjects, " indeed does another
developed they could he enterprise
aud capital
The the believed be having
long, present prtrors their than
seventy years To facilitate purchaser 20
avoid difficulties which might the Of the
joint the legal title has been conveyed the
sge will be prepared 10 the proper
ton with the Or the accommodation
Perons drrng 10 purchase requested
the uudrrsigned. VA. H. MACRARLAND,
or Richmond, Va.
ALEX. II. II. STUART,
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