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ry1TrD srATEs MARsHAL's OrFIcE-MAY6.

Robert Williams, claiming the name OF " Barney
Wlism." was arrested by Deputy -Mashii Weeks be is
dared with having assaulted seaman named Richard Wal
tr with she sih knife and nfctsI upon him wound 10 The
derth of four inches Locked up.
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advertisement
EEW DECORATIONS AND PAPER HANGrHGs for

lsss-PRArr II spsssgssH, No. 81 Bro4i~.y 81. ny
pared eSbib the srsest snd best Of Pr 40
DrcoRGTIvE PLPEg HASGSes ofsrsi IN III, cyaor-y
None BIZ: II y.,ci sl wortmen eu oloysI
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PICEPOCKTTs At THE KACEs-A numDer OF PERSONS
had r~eke,s cked the the Un;on Course yes
terav officer Ra,uor of the Chiefs Office dsteeed yOus
m.n nhs about the pockets of countryman He took n
into and found IN bis possession porte monnse con
,sirg several receipts and of hand a. becg dated at
Tifen Ohe signed Henry Waggoner The accused gave
bis name Charles Watson He locked to await fur.
thef inquiry.
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The Republicans Central Committee will meet this
evening, at No. 555 Broadway, over Taycrs Upper
Saloon. The Committee appointed at the last meeting
viii report plan for the election Of Delegates TO the
State Convention.
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The sixth anniversary of the Five Points House of
Industry will be held at the Tabernacle this afternoon
at o'clock There VII be interesting addresses and
singing By the children.
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The Young Mems Christian Association Of Jer'ey
City MoIdSy night elected James Williamson President
d. v Harrison j. Ty'oe C. II. Wiz hs!d Plat jr and g.
a. Morrison Vice Presidents F. Crane Cor Secretary and
c. A. Chazote, Rec. Secretary for the ensuing year.
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Fpg-About 6 o'clock last evening there an
srsy II fir In The Fifth District caused by the ing OF
es in the OF No - Plymouth street Ii
tipcuisned before much dan as done.
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fAdvertisement-l
THE STOMACH AND LWER.-W. III. TUCKER,

ID M r. C. : Edinbue, can be consulted on al aHectons
~ d. DiysTvE ORGANS at No. l. Uniye!si.ypsce near
9Th Il. - -.,-,.. -. n. ~ 81, 81.
stomach Dy.p.rsia" stomach Coughs and on d.
se.on 70 which Sc refers Published by Sherman Co. No
! Nesey.st.
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IAdveTtiseInentl
READg


OF EVERY DEsCR ioN'
For sale by NJ. p. BRowN. -
No. 1856 Pearl ST., New-fofs.
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lAdverisement.l
To NERVOUS SUFFERERS A pot;

man 70. health in few ds,. after many year. of
suffering i anxious known the ana Of
ira VIII send tfreel the scrpon ued Direct 70 IA.
~ JoHN ". DAGNALL, No. 80 Fulton st, BrooxITn y
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NEEJERSEY ITEMS.

CoNMoy CorscIL FURTHER ATTEMPTS TO Or
GAxIaE The Jersey City Common Cousi met last hsht al
Il LycsumAld Irsey III Tie chs-and Sailtei thirtynine
tins. for President Of the Roard without erecting caos
Tie inst bsilot hight stood For Thompson a. Edge, ?;
Dsyenrort /; Thuston, Erwin, Wosendyke Drayton,
f. blank Total u Absent, t. The last one stood tor
TLo,ar.on g. Edge Dsyei port, S,otalt H. Absent,
Tie last ballot made In the ehlrt TO organize
TIE Be ard adjourned TO meet on ThrrSday evening.
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CURTAIN MUSLINS AND QtILTs--o,OOO yards
Embroidered Curtain Musus from yd up oco large size
Toilet Quilts at l2I each. p,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-07

DR. Cheesemen, after thirtysix years faithful ser
wee il the New York Hospital has resigned his sitna
ton as Surgeon to that institution.
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fo,i will find tho ANBRoTYPr mo-. 5u,.I. -, a. ,,b-,
style Of picture buown Msde at ~
BsApf-s No 50 prn,Ix,r
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SUPREME COURT-SPEcIAi TE1H-MAY 6-BesoEs judo
RI,ex

Solonon y. Davis ct al, sgt. Geo. c. Dunbar, ct a.
-Notcp denied, with : 10 costa
Geo. Y. Tathan, ct al agt. Theodore r Pins, et nj.
Tn. Sheriff ed id5 aud thst sum, under the cir
cLn,stal ees Is re ssousble allowance. - ,
LyGa Nils, ct al agt. ilhamT Au9' eli Amy
, the executors being instead Of extension OF
TIE reccysr.hp all of them will be sufficient TO eJoln
the in solvent from intermeddhng Order accordingly =,
Thos VI. Bets agt. Evert III. Doucker, ct al.-Mo'
ton 20 confirm Referees report denied
GrNtRA TEaM-NOrIcs For the future, no particular
puuLer of viii he called hut the calendar VIII ne called
evety day. UIoE q beint ready tor Argument Will De
head nron the finishing of such argument me calendar WIN
be sin ten Up from day 10 day Fer order OF the
Court - a-,,..l.. ,,., all
Is CHA4RERs-NoT ioE.-On aud ate! Donday Hiay D au
d. rdsss xl sir At Chambers fna > 10 II tor the
rsrse1 of ex arte business. Per order OF the Court
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the City Hudson the City al Mordy night and
Organized by the election Of Alderman Lewis Durham President
of the Bosd Tie e Mayor Van Rspen then
eived road He cougratalates the citizens the pros
~ y prospects OF the CITY and, other tugs
comnend the introduction ~ Passac into The city
improvement Ia the echoO last year. aud
recommends greater accommodations tor the schools
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THE JrsTIcEs' COURTs.-The COmmon Council, at
their lsImeetr designated the second ooE of the lNth Dis
tIct D Jus Warehouses; Cont aDd
on the corer Lormer and Wckf streets Eastern District
for Justice Feeks place Is TO be provided
tor J.. Clarry.
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rNIrFD STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE-May s.
pnA,ra Con irrs HHrTS


Richard Stuart, charged with endeavoring to make
revoIt on hoard the ship GerOi her voysg from New
Ote.r, 70 New ork, committed tor trial
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AdEertiseuent
FAIPRANKs's SCALES Of every descripti

TAIENNNkS u eVPrV Ge3CrIpfIrr-
Standard Weights sni Meaures-sni a.. kinds Of W,y.iny
Apterstus fOs sale al Wholessis and retail By
FAiR8iSKs & Co, No. ls9 Broaiy.,
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CITY ITEMS.

AcADGMY or MrsIc.--Norma will be played to-
night.
Tie third Gleo and Madrigal concert takes place to-
night at Hope Chapel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-07

THg CouRT or OYER AND TERNtSER.-Judge
Rocks ell has ecided any criminal at this
of the Court Of TeriDer. The trial ofJ W. Bssted
will therefore of until the June term Of
the Court Of General SCISSORS
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taiv-rtisensntI

tidvertisemsntI
We invite ths attention Of deals1s sad others 10
p- large stock Of CBssDELEss snd Gao FIyrURrs Of now
o,in and beautifol designs, Of oUR S.NuyACruRF
HITcBELL. BAILEY Co. No 6.5 Broadv.r
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The following sale i'll this city was made b. Baker &
Weeks:
Eou,e and lot No II Dcy-s'..
The following sales in this city were made by A.
II. Muller:
House and LOT No. II Perry ct, 2lNej
lots Eighty first ST. Third 25Nl02 20
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CHEAP SIIAwLS AND SILKS.-5OO Stella ShaWls,
all colors with rich borders, at IS J0-wOrth 80
1900 yarcs heavy black Italian SIN at 81 per yard r.,
Il. NJ JAMES, No. Is Carmine- St, cor BieecAer'
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4 Adyertisemeut.l

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Lower Gallery, NO.
COS Broadwsyis now devoted exclusively 70 ne p'ou "
A.pPO
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REAL EsTATE-The following sales ~ Brooklyn
Il .o.tordar La. Cr s Sln:

property were made yesterday by james Cole q Son:
ois in Court ST. bet Grlnen and Leonard - 40
H. e-,,sr Tcl,,,+ "a RU.bsts giYi00 ...... 80
lot joining Cont st. 20
lot snoLi Court st, 80
lot sOonirg COurtst, ~
lot Leonard and Courts eta Ij1loO. 80
lot joining Court 81. 25Xloo 80
ots sdCiDing Court-st. each 800. &jxloJ... 90
lot sdO ins COurt-st.. 25XltO.. 10
o, Coruer Henry and Cent?. 2JxloO......... go
edoins on Hef 2jxo0 100
lot joining Henry ard Bpshss, 2jxlon 80
lot cor Seou Snith-sts 25x7j............ 90
lot cor Bond and Piesder 2x75.............. so
lot on President Of above, 4NO0. As
lots on Bond bet President Union SIS 2or5 10,
lots on Union It rear Bond esch 945 2xl0J.. AIS
lots Union HOyt esch $40, SKl0O 1882
lot on Firs,s, between Bond snd Hoytss 2x8f.. 81
lots HOyt each $50 SSCi 1000
lots on Upoist bet Bond Hovt $500 2Oxi0O. 500
Un0u-st the Canal, 2Ox7j.......... 100
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BY n. sbsr % Jch .. aatsr j-tss 10 Bs a,Ion as,oI
rht th6 sreuitsos far s. b.. Es' Ss ~ .
By RE decree elf by The ~ 1nt flf sfoh 49,
Johrso, sd his executor C.- EFT, C5Sy sand . y
r.. ~. siro; n. Dole ~ "a u 40 ,t,.
dses Lot ell he plaintiffs equitable sht 10 ressem Joan
sGt ,easi''d 70 rshts under TIE s.e in'.s ~ zoe he, on
s ooutls La.ns been sbaHdou'd A rshs 8, 49, ss s az
Der hs deere rs be~ouuS tae -lni i''r
owner Of Il, by # PAYING - Josasoa the amount due
DTog It.
% The BY reason OF Joht on pr.'s on the
~ and - seat Of Bishops decree ard q chsr ens 90 me
c Ca. , -'on,bv have ben received ~ Johnson or De
th.f Of .s 10 r.d,s si from oi The .se Ia,
IiAnuf entitled TO paving Bssnee that msJ
pay ne question II aud all questc,- resrred
N, P, t s Iis 9, iI ,s 'sa a.. s
sPEoHic rHRroaNAScE OF ooSTRAcr-fHAcrIcE.
Possl az, Finch I'D others.
This action is Brought by the plaintiff against three
defendants 70 compel specific Of JOINT eontractby
ttew, Tlleh..e ls,d Of the r,ni' ara Pr,O the
bod snd moitseee Of The premises question Tor de balance
lived Two dtrdants srpesei and answered the thti
bs rot appeared in the seton been rved with summons
Held h;i De 'oon is Lot in condition 70 be tet te Do
to h.. 'F.asd or be-: ,erSei oG s,0re the
the contract calls FOR rghttuy be gven o. be en
Iced Evtn Tie thai which has been hsd must be 'e,'eJ
ervd with the .uThon, and the seton b re ro when IN
W. ~ .r .e, s san c 20 o st ,ots
-
y. +. Wheeler for defendants
Before Judge SLossoS.
TAI NEW-roRK HorEt ALL DCT sOLD-ANoTHEE
I1JUsCTIOS.
On the 18th day of April, 1855 Judgment was recov.
ere hy Conrad Neett Cur's Juon tor the Of
= ~ H. sub. quently Henry H. Rec CLERK Of tie suos
nor CouIt appointed Receiver of Jrisnns right tte
interest ard the New York N tel AMI also 70 ths
stock fixtures good will profits and ease thereof
o. ,cordsi with bis es sucA Receiver MI Kce iuy
Of the above menliJaed property a. 10 oeiock
ib morning. ec,c
,nwbe Judge Slosoa bad dee'esd r. the case OF Grln
fOfy
TRENg AprI C-thsi the defendants partners IN tas
the New YORK Hael Sad that Recei'er should
lie take Of the partnership IN order TO
satisfy the plaintiff : claim
In confederation % the pie,iogs and dec Sou In As aipn
the proper itjurcon grated
th By Judge Slosson Restraints. RICE tom consun'
the sale advertised, eug him 20 shO" cause Ga
Saturday the Oh inst why such injunction should not ne per
petusl 80
But Il being before Judge Slosson coui be found
the sale mad already commenced IN the YES boe o the CITY
Hall and getting ziuiagy, Ar Rice making bis
de hut suctioutcr Tie bids up tom : leo 90 @il
by Judge Wbtitg when the nlu ctor IN
question served the s1etioueer and the New'tork
Hotel IreyeLted tom changing hands
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MONTHLY REPORT or THE DIsPFSsARfEs II TBs
CITY NEwYoRK- New York Dispeusrry treated during
mouth April Dspens,ry 1886; their dwellings,
$50 total 4.16 adults 1885, children under IS years, 3j2
vsccaed t3, prescriptions dispensed. 1915 Northern Dis
peufsry: the Di.peuseIy ~ their dwellings, 272; total
500 adults esq., children under Is years 800 vsccinated 81
prescriptions dsrensed. 3o6. Eastern Dspensary: at
the DisIeDsery l.7i9; at their dwellings, 39l total
2i0; adults $685. children under IS 37 vaccnaed Sio
lress ptiops dispensed 3N8 Demlt Dsperssry the Dis
penssry S5l their ell g. 9 total 230; adults 050
peufed 3l72 North Western Dsfensary: the DsPensary
go; their dwellings. lS9 total o1e adults G2; children
UDder IS years ~ yaccnaed lns prescriptions dispensed
92l. number whom medical services and mec
cine rendered gra'utousy during the month: males
4s92 feInaes 672; ots lO73i Nativity born in the United
States 562 in foreign counts III Partial resuts sent 10
hospital 2c3: died S. The principal OF death
plts ola scarlet fever and marasmu The prevailing
important phthisis pneurnoLs; also vsros scaena
etc.
FATAL ACCIDEST.-A laborer named Peter ~ was
instantly killed Yesterday afternoon while assisting to tear
down tie old building No 90 Murray street the having
fallen upon him and fractured his ALL Inquest to-day.
COUNTRYNAs RoBBED--NaI Mendlebaum, n
German residing Virginia but temporarily stopping AT Iowa
lows Hotel enticed fesle whom he Mon lay
light Park into eley in Frankfort street aud there
ed by Der of all he had in the 800 In bank bills and
s4 The then vanshed aud effected an escape
The police search of the party who robbed Mr. Mende
baum lie to the city in search Of employment aud
IeBniless.
GRAND LARcEYY.-Ffederick Wool, musician,
No 1t6 Greenwich street yesterday arrested, charged
iewery valued in all 200 from LOWS Doscher keeper OF
No % howard street He taken 10 the lover
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THE ANNUAL COURSE or FREE LECTURES on
~ FOWLER continues his course
Free the vetious bearings Of Phrenoogy WED
SEsDAY. THURSDAY and FRIDAY EVENINGS Of this week
Professional examinations with Charts and written Descri7
lions Of character daily, at No 500 Broadway.
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FATAL ACcIDEYT.-A laborer named Peter WAS
instantly killed yesterday afternoon, while assisting to tear
down tie cid building No 90 Musy street the gutter having
fallen upon him and fractured his sd all Inquest to-day
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skccfn hoard.

y IItVt. AID PMS. K.k.. %
IS Clese. Col and Cin...N2
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UKAND LAKCENf.--FTtu
No 16 Greenwich yesterday arrested, charged
with having in February last stolen two gold watches and some
ewey valued in all at C6 from Louis Dosche keeper OF
FALCON howard He taken the lover
Police Court ard held to await examination.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1856-01-24
SINGERS SEWING MACHINES

FE1HESE machines have long sustained the highest
Il reputation in the United States. Tie frst
prt.c-d gold me,lf!--has recently been awarded to
them at the great Exposition at The Palace indus
try in Paris, and thus they have the Worlds verdict
of superiority. Z Z.
Great improvements have jIst been added, SO that
they without noise with 10 the operator at
double the ordinary speed, so that TWICE AS
MUCH WORK CAN BE DONE IN d d. u
The greatest clothing and shoe manufacturing es.
adjustments in the country use these machines ex-
clusively. They are competent to perform every
sort Of work in the most perfect style. s..
As there arc very great numbers of inferior or
entirely worthless sewing machines OF the Lerow &
BlOdget, Avery, Wilson, Grover s., Baker, and other
patents, which have been sold, but cannot beiused
to any advantage, we hereby oerto receive such
machines, and also unimproyed ones Of our own man
ufacturc, in exchange for new and latest iproped ma
chimes, OIL liberal terms. All old machines thus OBJ
tanned by us will be broken up and destroyed. For
particulars apply by letter OF personally onr New
York Office. - -. z. - =. -. & =
N. B.-Local Agents wanted to make sales Of our
improved sewing machines. To persons properly
qualified for the business rare opportunity for pros
ftable and pleasant employment is offered.
l. NJ. SINGER & Cos y
Principle Office, 1923 BroadraY MI. -
Branch Offices: Al Hanover St., Boston I42;
Chestnut ST., Philadelphia. l05 Baltimore St., Bal
timore. 223 Walnut St., Cincinnati. 183 ST., Charles
St., New Orleans. Gloversville, N. Y. 3S4 Brsad,
St., Newark, n ]. H. IS = .sssR
Nov. % 46 &3m
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1856-01-24
Columbia Market.

JANUARY Il.
Cotton.-When we closed our inquiries before ma
king our previous report fair and steady demand
prevailed for the article, at prices ranging from e
9tc During the early part of the week just brought
to close the good feeling prevailed at unchan
ged prices. On Wednesday the market dragged
somewhat heavily, and prices turned l-l6@t in
favor Of buyers. On Thursday and Friday the de-
mand, although not dull, was rather less active yet
without any quotable change IN the general ruling
rates. On Saturday the news from Liverpool by the
America came to hand, reporting sales OF y, 0OO
bales, at decline of I'd on former quotations These
accounts had no quotabe effect on our market part
ly from the fact of there being only very limited
being no change in the New York market. The sales
of the week comprise 600 bales and We now quote:
Inferior S(98f; ordinary Ss@8R; middling 8s@S4;
good middng 81 and fair 9sc.
Bacon-The supply of this article on the market
has materially increased, and prices are dropping
We now quote 12@124 for hog round sides 12GG
l2B; and hams 12l@l3, according to quality.
Corn-The corn market has been somewhat dull
during the week, and prices are shade lower. We
now quote s0@85c % bushel.
Oats.-We have no quotable change to notice in
the price of OATS and We therefore continue to quote
59@60c u bushel.
Peas.-There is good demand for peas, and con-
sequently prices are firm at 75@60c p bushel.
Flour. The demand for this article is steady and
good, with o full supply on sale. We still quote
S8l@S8s for common to good brands fine family
flour S9@S9l p Dbl.
Fodder-There has been no material change in
the price of fodder and we therefore continue to
quote Sl@S14 u 100 TBS, according to the quality
Of the article.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1856-01-24
UNION ACADEMY.

galHE FOURTH SESSION of this Institution, and
4 the second under the superin,endence of its
present able aud indcfa:igable Principal, JOHN B.
PANKEY, will commence on TUESDAY, the FIRST
DAY of JANUARY, 1856. The Scholastic year is
divided into two sessions of five months EACH
There will be Public Examination ut the close OF
each term. The experience OF Mr.. PANkEf, as
Teacher, especially in preparing studcntsfor College,
is well known in the vicinity of isformer teaching
to need comment. To others who may feel person
al interest, wo can only say, having fully satisfied
ourselves that he possesses all the requisites OF
good, able and efficient teacher; and deeply impress
sed with tie ruinous effects Of frequent change OF
teachers we have secured his services for the next
five years. We therefore, take pleasure in present
ing him to tho public, believing it will be the inter-
cst of those who have to board, to send their sons
and wards here. We cannot refrain from adding,
that this will not be school suited to iudocnt Stu
dents, good order and progress will be vigorously
required.
This Institution is situated in one Of the healthest
portions of the State, eight miles SOUTHEAST of
Yorkyille in retired part of the District, remote
from any temptations of dissipation &c.; in an in
tclligent neighborhood and one remarkable for the
good morals of its citizens.
AS We are determined to offer great inducements
to persons at o distance, boarding is put down, in
the best families to the moderate price of Six Dol
lars per month, including all expenses except lights.
Conveyance free of charge, will be in readiness at
Rock Hill on the 31st of December and the End
and 9th of January, 1856, to take Students to the
School. .'....
While this School is not in the least scctarian,
Students will be catechised and instructed in the
Union Questions Tuition as formerly, viz:
Primary English branches, ,....".."".".."S7 90
Higher branches of English, .............".10 90
Classics and Mathematics per session, .....l5 90
BI" Students charged from time of entrance till
close of session. No deduction for lost time except
in cases of protracted sickness.
J. G. HICKLIN, NJ. D.,
Secretary of Board.
Dec l3 49 3m
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1856-01-24
YORK SHERIFF'S SALES,

IpY Virtue of Writs Of Feri Facias, to ME directed,
will be sold between tho legal hours Of Sherifs
Sale. ON THE FIRST MONDAY IN FEBRUARY
next, nj York Court House, the following property
viz
Will he sold by virtue of IN order from the Court
Of Ordinary, on the first Monday in February next,
tract Of land lying in York District on the waters
Of Turkey Creek, bounded by lands of John Boyd,
Urenncs McElmoyle, John Dennis, S. j. II. Alexan-
der, and James and Samuel Laughridge, containing
one hundred and one acres more or less, sold to
make partition along the heirs-at-law Of D. +. D.
McElmoylc, deceased.
viii be sold by virtue Of an order from the Court
of Ordinary, on the first Monday in February next,
tract of lnnd lying in York District tho waters
of Steel Creek, and bounded by lands of 4. Baxter
Springs, Eli Bales, c. L. Clawson, 4. C. Sutton and
others containing two hundred and two acres, more
or less-sold for partition among the heirs-at-aW Of
Wm j. R. Clawson, deceased.
The Hotel House and Tot on Main-street in York.
vile, known as the "AlcNeel House." containing
three acres more less, with front of 109 feet on
main-strcet. Said house has been recently repair
cd and valuable additions made thereto, rendering
il desirable as frst-class Hotel. Also, lot Of
window curtains, lot of chairs, lot of chambers,
] sideboard, cupboard, together with many other
articles of household and kitchen furniture, levied
on as the property of Wyle L. Harris at the suit of
A. Stowe anu Otnefn.
Three negroes, Dan, George and John, levied on
as the property of James Hethrington at the suit Of
J. and D. Crosby. ...
Will be sold by virtue of an order from the Court
of Ordinary, on the first Monday in February next,
tract of land lying on the waters of Turkey Creek,
bounding on lands of James Dickson, DR.. Bratton,
Jane Curry, Franklin Carson, W. J. Bowen and es-
tate of Joseph Boggs and others-sold to make par
titon among the hcirs-at-law Of Williamson Bycrs,
deceased.
One tract of land whereon the defendant now re-
sides levied the property of Archibald White,
ut the suit of John H. Adams and others.
| One tract of land whereon the defendant now re-
sdes levied on as the property of Susanna CASTOR,
at the suit of D. F. McNfahon.
One tract of land containing 200 Acres, adjoining
lands of Wm. Black, Gilbert Enloe, DR.. ". j. Good,
and Rufus Meek. Also, one house and lot situated
in Yorkville, near the Kings Mountain Railroad De-
pot. Also, seven Negroes, viz: Tom and his wife,
Rachael; Minerva and her four children-Joc, Al
fred Sue and the Baby, levied ms the property Of
Martin Mullenax, at tho suit of s. E. Bratton and
others. D
| Yorkville, Jan. 10, 1856.