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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-10

HENRY Il LEEDS. Aucioneer. ,
7 ARGE SALE of WORKS OF ARF, the
LPROPERTY Of J. y CROPsEY esq-At the studio No.
ia White, corner Of Centrest-HENRY II. LEEDS X Co:
will sell by auction THURSDAY April 10, AZ II O'Clock
the studio of f. CIopsey ESQ., above who about leaving
for Europe bis valuable collection Of SKETCHES PIC
TURES DRAWINGS, &C.. all neatly framed, now on exhie-
ton at the studio The sale Will embrace valuable
works some choice bits of study from and numerous
carefully finished Drawings Engrsyngs Books, Studio,
Furniture, &c without any reserve
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New-p utk Citr BnsinesS Direetorp.

TIVE FOLLOWING LIST consists Of promi.
l. pent Houses il each line Of Business:
DRY GOODS.
American and Foreign silks.
BOWEN McNAMEE 4 Co. tlnpta Jo5esrs) liz brosd"J
Berlin Wool. Embroidery silks, F-inges Gimps
Buttons Ladies Dress Trimmings Ood alc ohNef Alte'es
xoHIstaT BROS Importer. and Josbers, No % Johast
Geptlemen's Furnishing Goods.
] NJ DAWES JONES Co. ,iHipts. hsnfai Z WsuenH
ARTIFICIAL Flowers and Feathers new styles e. %,
Broadway. Bndk WresiLs for the NiilioA
Fngravers (WooaJ
~ ROWLAND No ~ Broadway, dooT above A'sor House
HAnd hrs'f eG sh t e: f&%: s"a T'f
No Frencs Window and Picture Glass.
h POILLUN % (lnporters and DeAers) 81 bs-elsJT
eHAs zsE rf Co end %ysis a s1s1ss. s Ls-,
WIN JAcEs%S Co., v t.si';a soA'' NO
~ Broadway. door above lsthst
Hardware, Cutlery. Edge Tools, &c.
rHos DOUGLASS sisnufsc and Bealerl No Plsts
importers and Dealers In Foreign and Domestic
eHAs s LITTLE CO..,........NO 50 and 81 Fu.on...
Iron. Metals &c.
BUNTING BEAN (BrokeTs). .............No % "An$&
Iron Chests. Cedar and Camphor-W pod Tran n,
JESSE . GOidst
Boat and Oar BAZAAR.
From 30 70 500 Boats always on hAnd oersi y
those Who bay 70 sell Asain. GERSoLLS, 80 S0gths
Lishrnins Rods. ,,,oy
NJ OtiMBY SON ofices 80 Z 9Th - and lls Nassau 81
LYON MANUFACTURING Co, oriss Pa,ent Also, other
Rods IssatOr' Points, vines, ks....No 80 Broadway.
LithograPhers.
GEO. HAYWARD. ~ " atSf -
Faper Warehouses.
CYRUS W FIELD Co, Wholesale DealerslSo II Chdss
ship Bread ana Crackers.
aRASTJ'S TITUS Communicate IS Washington -
JOHN 7. WILSON formerly Tsysr WLson).7. alton 81
Soap Manufacturers.
FAY y Au1 -
Window and Plate Glnss French and Bnsii.h.l
r. HOPKINS BROTHERS. ur1Fof'eFsl No. ol bA'eiAy't
ANY additions above List brought 70 Tia
Ofee Of 5 NJ PETTENGILL / Co, No lis Sas<so-sI
NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING.
M PFTTENGlLL Co, No. llg Ma 81, Nev forf
have .de such with The bet and most ~ide
s'ed journals the United StGtes and CanAdas hat he are
srAbhed make time aud the siversers
glo throEEh them They ec; the bes, and
.AYerse uousy AZ The 0sest Pce and a-Ays
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HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. - SALES Of
III HOUSFHO FURNITURE will be conducted AZ
usual this Spring the residences of parties declining house.
teepng subscribers who have had number Of years
expee1ce Persons desiring services wiz
olssse cali or address COLE 4 Chiffon,
Real Estate and Furniture Auctionesr
GOO No. IS Nassau, near Lberty-st-
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A. c. FUTILE, AuctiOneer.

A. c. TUTTLE AuciOneer.
Ofice, No. 81 Broadway.
CONTINUATION of SALE at No. $50 Broad
~ wsy-A c. FUTILE will continue at l0l o'clock
THIS DAY elegant stock Of GOODS No 60
Broadway comprising Rosewood Armous Secretary and Book
case wood Parlor Furniture Mahogany Bedesds and
Beds Bronzes, Sisuary, Sheffield Wares Psran Marble,
Psinrs Jewelry, Articles Of vertu Aso, the GAS
FIXTURES Showcases Iron Safe The whole 70 be sold
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CUPREME COURT-COUNTY of NEW

~ YoRK.-Lews Audenried, George H. Potts, ADDISON
Child, John Rommel, junior, AID William q. Aadenfeds
sgsinst Edward O. Asay.Sumnons for money demand o@
contract. (Com. ser) To the Defendant, EDWARD
g. Assay: You are hereby summoned and required tc
the CON plant this action which fled In the once Of The
Of York on Thursday the third day Of April 1885, and u
serve copy Of your the said complaint ON the sub
scber bis Office No. 10 Wilam-st, In said city, wihau
twenty days after the Of this summons you, exeu-
OF the day Of such and II you tail answer no
said complaint within the time aforesaid the plaintiffs IA this
will judgment against for the OF two
hundred and dollars with interest thereon from the seven-
tenb Of March thousand eight hundred and hfJ
besides the Of this action Dated April ), 1876
s. d. CoZZENS, Plaintiff Attorney No ID WnIismsf.
u6uT
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CGPREME COURT-IsAAC BANKER against

~ SAHA1
mons f. a money demand on contract ICON seryed To
SARAH KETCHUM You are hereby summoned and ,egaied
Office of the Clek Of the County Of Orange, ct Goshen
said county The first Of April 1884 and 70 servo coy
of your answer 10 the complaint subscribers ct their
Goshen in the County Of Orange within twenty days
aer Ofths sxcssve q the DAY %
such service and YOU IA said complaint wihim
sress the plaintiff in this sctioe viii take tadsnens
interest from the dsy Of April thousand eight hnnd,ed
a. forty nine beside he eoss f this schonOsod Apni
l656 SHARP WINFIELD, Piaintin 9 Attorney
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CUPREME COURT Orange County-Frank-

- In Mu,ue sst LucstiA Dubois, Mary Dubsl. Elizabeth
Kennel and Sarah bic wife VIM A. Burdst and sIsh BIZ. wife,
samuel Lewis r., VIM Levi. John Lsr, David kfs ;s.
Muliner lydia AntOnee Mnlper, Peter Mnliner Marcus
Muner James Oakley and Mary his wife Wiley pobson and
Geofge Dennis,on Dr. Julia Ann Dubois William Ellison.
Nathaniel Ellison Oliver Dubois Cahsne e'seneaf Lac.s
Mary f. his wife John Hls and AmiIs bic wife James
Dubois Sarah Jane Dubois Charlotte Ladd Dubois feter
Es.tr Dubois Mathew w. Dubois Peter Dubois and jsno
DuboisIn partition summons for elefTo Elsie frye reeer
his wife Oliver Dubois John G. Hill and Arna his wife
You are hereby summoned and required 70 answer the as
the County Of Orange, the I'd ds! o. APs
instant Goshen and copy Of answer 20 tho all
complaint on the subscriber his Office In the Village OF
Eewbmgh in said County within twenty days ser the ssv-
ice OF this you exclusive Of the day Of snch service
and II fail o said complaint within The nIno
soesa the plaintiff the action will apply TO tbs Court or
the relief 10 the communicated April 1854
as IawswTh SAMUEL W. EAGER, Plaintiffs Attorney
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CTPRFME COURT.-CITY and COUNTY Of
- KEw-YORK.-THE NEw-YORK INDEPENDENT
HENRY 0oURREAU, LOUISA GOURREAy. his Wife,
and ROBERT HEGDERs0N Defendants sa1%S o sor
RBAU his Wife, You are hereby summoned and required .
answer tsnt In this action which hled In tho
Office Of Of the City and County q New st
the City Hall in tsh city the I'd day o. March 1883, and
q Of 10 tho Sad complaint on tho
suberiber Of his Office, No. ls Naxsaust In the City Of
NewYork within twenty days after the service Of this sum.
on you Exclusive Of tbs Of such services and 700
fail the said complaint within the time soread the
will apply the Court for the relief demanded IN ne
conpIs'nt r. J. JOACHIMSEN,
nB21 isvsuTh. Plalnu6S Attorney.
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NTWsFAPyR ADVFRTISTVG.

an PFrTENGILL 4 Co, No. llg Ma al 81, Eev YORK.
have such enn with The bet and most ~idey
.a,ed journals 10 the United States ard CauAdas that they are
.sbed 70 make saving aud expense the siversers
alo &c hroEEh them They select The bes, and
advertise goay the very lowest prices ard Always
teep nieres; Of Ae .rsi01ss N view Neretss are d
,iIes e cal O. iAsm-
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CUPREME CoURT-GEoRGE BLINEBER-.

NIFkEME IUUhI-UrsONOL Df<HKNtf5hs.s"
- RY and MARY T. BLINEBERRY against ALLEN SIS.
SON RHOBA slssON, MORGAN PRINCE Wi WIEN.
PRINCE CALVIN p sISSON ard CHARLES " SISsON
To CALVIN 2. SISSON defendant: You are hereby sun
mcned 70 the complaint in this action OF oeorgo
Of you at Gov snda Catarsneus County News
within twenty days AFTER the service hereof %
he d,y of service will take notice. that fail "a
srswer the complaint within twenty days after the srvss
hereof the plaintiffs Apply the Court for the relief dos
ganSes in the ana you will alec taie notice that the
eomrsin in the action 6ed the office Of the ciek oe
Catt.rnugrs County on the l4th day Of March. lsoS
mir IavcwTh c. c. TORRENCE, Planting Attorney
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IRON NETWORK to HAVRE DIRECT.-
Il BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROfAL NAIL
sTPAMPACkET COMPANY ,
RTNA......... Capt. Miller EMEu ;;;."..cspt small
CAMBRIA, paddle. wheel. Capt Brownies
Their cabin accommodations and s,sterooms for hreas
passengers are equal those Of any steamer shoat
Passage Money. First Cabin. i@
Provisions and Stewards Fee included; Wines and Lquou
extra TO be procured on board
E. 'CUNARD, No. Bowling green.
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A. N. MERwU. AncooDeer.
RY BANGS, BROTHER e. Co.-Trade Sale

A. NJ MkRwn. AncooDeer
DY BANGS, BROTHER d CO.-Trade Sale
- Rooms No IS Putrov.
JosEYB HEeEsis Aact.onser
IN FRIDAY, April ii, at 10 o'clock .. m.
" az the Central sslesroous OF Pe.d and va,
oushbysts Broohlyn-Resular Weekly Sale Of Houssood
Furniture Carpets Ga Fixtures Panos ke Those who IN
ter Ddns Foods thi. would confer favor By sending
them to the store may be convenient
ANTHONY J. BLETcKER, Auetioneer
GALE BY ORDER Of the SUPREME COURF
~ Of 81 LOTS and CORES ls.-sv tA l2lst I'D AID
I2d s,., nAUCTlOE.-ASTH0SY J. BLEECkER Co.
will sell q. public auction Oh TUESDAY. Arm IS $50, AZ II
ocl k tie Merchants ExchanEe IN the Cy Of New fof,
order Coult under The direction OF ne
ders1ned Referee partition the following REAL ESTATE,
viz:
Of lst-sv.
Also II Lots and and the northeast corner Of
lsav I2Is.t eight Of the fronting the avenue
and three These Lots have nearly all full fronts
On both the and street
Also Gore Lots the south west OF lstav
and l2sdst all fronting the avenue aud Gore Lots
the south de Of 22ast, commencing 10 feet ii inches Wes
Of 1stsv -
on Let av IL fronting and fronting ds-the
bslsrce beius Gore Lots the Of The
Also Gore Lot the north side Of ltst, encins
1877 feet Of ls,av and opposite the last described Los
The will be made known The day OF sale For m,ps
Of the above property apply al the office q the
No. 7 Brosdst DAYTON HOBART, Referee.
r. MORT Attorney. 00)
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IS0R CHARI -ESTON and FIORIDA-SEMI-

L WEEKLY o. 5. NAIL LINZ TThe rev m.snsee sn
viii leave Pier No. T. North River, OF SATURDAY, Api Y
81 O'Clock p precisely. For Freight, apply on board
Oft of sPOFFORD. TILEsTON Co, No. . Broadway:
The splendid steamer MARION w Foster Commander, will
in time passengers to take the 3 mA steamer
Isabel for Key West and Havana The Ayonie steamer
CAROLINA male. regular trys the sodngs the
St jeans River FoIds connecting With the stss non,
Eew.Yo and leaving Chsrle.tor EVERY TUssOAn AZ
SIS.
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CTEAM BETWEEN NETWORK AND

CTEAM BETWEEN NETWORK AND
Ep HG 2l,oc tun., VIM. Cumming Commander.
NETWORK, 2i5o tuns, Robert Crais, Commanded
GLASGOW 2 .ons John Dunss3 Comm n,.na ..
ing their and powerful Steamers from tor "s
EDINBURGH Saturday, 18th of May at u o'clock m
RATES OF PASSAGE
Fr'.elas SIS; thrdclsss found with cooked p'ov'ons'
An experienced Surgeon attached to each steamer
For freight or passage apply TO y sCSi eio.,,
New.York City Bills Gold only received for passage
NOTICE to PASSENGERS and IMPORTERS.
~ The steamship CITY OF BALTiMoksE, ast su1 n.
sailing from Liverpool to Philadelphia on WEDNESDAY, the
The LIVERPOOL AND PHILADELPHIA STEAMSHIP
COMPAHYs iron screw steamships
TY or or WAsHiSGT6N 1870 tua. Capt " WYIiE
CITY OF MANCHESTER. .? lo9 tuns. Capt p G. PkrSiE.
Are Intended to sail follows:
CITY OF BALTIMORE. n". WEDNESDAY, April q
CITY OF BGLTiMoRE....... WEDNESDAY, June 4
CITY OF sfSs Ra..ADsl'Ti Myrs
CITY OF BALTIMORE. THURSDAY, June o.
From PHILADELPHIA,
Cabin In two-berth state rooms ............'.."sp
Cabin in three-berth stste-rooms.'''. '.''.''''' %
Cabin in forward state roo 30
FROM LIVERPOOL,
Cabin IN two berth state. ..........N suineas
Cabin in hresberh state rooms sansas
Including stewsrdp fees.
TMRp.CLAss PASSENGERS.
limited number OF AAon
found in much proyision a. repaired -.
From Philadelphia 80 From Liverpool. S45
Certificates Of Passage will be Issued here To parties who
bh1 ging their friends at corresponding rates
These steamships constructed with improved watsrhsht
con rsnens each vessel carries experienced surgeon
Drafts on Liverpool from q upward $50
to the Agents in phade phia and Liverpool
will be forwarded with economy and dispatch.
JOHN @. DALE, Agent,
No. II Walnut ST., Philadelphia
or sABEL CORTIs, No III Broadway, New York.
WILLIAM INMAN, Agent,
Nos and Is Tower Buildings, Liverpool
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TOR LIvERPOOIcUnitedS States Mail Steam
,hr ATLANTIC, Capt o. Eldridse.-rhis steamship will
dersrt with the United States Mails for Europe positively Ga
SATURDAY April L. at O'clock m from her berth 81 me
foot Of Canal 81.
This sAiy has proved watertght bulkheads.
For freight having qsAsd accommodations for
"'s EDWARD X COLLINS No IS wallst-
Pasenser. are requested 10 be on board At IL a.
Shipp. will please notice that the shps OF this line
cam o. carry any goods contrsbald OF war
All letters must pass through PosOee any other VIII
BIZ returned 49, -,
The se.mhip BALTIC will succeed the Atlantic and san
April g. ~,
The .esrer. this lire avoid any Danger from Ice wiz
not the Banks Of newfoundland north Of AZ degrees un
after the let of August
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feeal Notices.

IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the SurregatA
of The County cf Ns-Yerk, notice herslJ Evsn % 81
person. havns claims against WILLIAM g. uNpEhhtLks
late Of CRY CT Newiot deetssed 70 present. ne sanes
more Bovine Nc. 81 walst. In the City Of Ns.-f .
O. before Of September EexI-Dsssd
The 2ist DAY Of February. 1855. ,
III i.wsmrh JOHN N. HOPKINS,
IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Ssrrosate
.cps having claims Against DANIEL WALTERS late Of The
City deceased present the wk vouchers
hereof TO The srbscrbers a. the Once Of sAhozL ro
before the seventeenth day Of Nay next Dated
the fourteenth day Of November, 1888
,,,,.yrA sheHst Mt rEsSss Aas.isss
IN PURSUANCE Of 50 order of the Surrogate q
Of the County Of Ssvy0,s notice hereby sysS 3 ss
thereof TO TIE .ubseriSs sere No wess Broad-a
n the cry p,ss 3. a, Us psn.
Der 1885 THOMAS rRAlNOR, Executor
dso law6pTh
IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Ssrroeatc
OF the Coun4 81 NewYork Dotee . hereby kysn 10 az
persons having elAius skanst John DoucnEnIf nte e
voucher. thereof sahrbsr at the ose 81 JAMES We
WHITE No 81 Libeny.st, in the Ci'y Of New 10Th ep
before the twenty day Of May next Dated New'fof
ma i.wsmTS PATRICK DEERY, Aarnio-,r.,c,
IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate
sens having claims against WILLIAM HENRY sHELDENs
late City Of NewYok deeeased 20 present the anies
With voucher: thereof 70 kosERr one p s
before the :cth day Of Ne"fofss
Jau uaIy II, 1855 ROBERT c. LAWSON, cxecatora
bi7 iawsmTh' CHARLES NAPLES,
C,IrPRFMF CONTRADICTORY BLINEBER-
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nle0iial.

CICHESTERs DYSPEPSIA SPECIFIC may
~ BE- mad q, ell the principal Druesss Ia the United states
and a. No. lCe Wallst.
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ITO PRINTERS.-For SALE, DRUM CYL
Il INDHR PRESS, $3.50; THREE REVOLUTION FAST
PRESS SS1so: fast DOUBLE CYLINDER, nearly new,
hf13, DOUBLE CYLINDER, old style 5x3l all In use,
Of Hoes manufacture Six horse ENGINE. BOILER, CON
RECTI0NS, &c Apply to Mr.. GEORGE mATHER Ne
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~ l. ID C. 9 L o N
" NAILS AND SH0vELs.
Agents for e Old Colony Iron Company the subscribers
prepared Gil orders for their Nails 1t the lowest market
fstes
Our assortment Of sboves Spades Scoops comprise.
over different kinds fun stock Of which have hand
~''' "a''"''' BUssING. CROKER DODGE.
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,oII.ERs for sALE.-Thre. Cylinder

CWIFT's PATENT MILLS. G. LANE, or
~ elusive msnufacturersr Grinding Coffee Grsn, Spices
- six sisss for any Groeers Farmers, &e yer,
spsnos article. ordsQ respectfully solicited
J. g. LANE, Washington, ". Y.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-02-06
TRUST SALE.

ny virtue of two deeds ofrust, executed to the I'm.
% dersigned by Henry II. Robertson, the lst dated
the Isl day of January 1852 and Of record the Hust
nos Court of Staunton aad the End dated the End day
Of Sorember 1855, and Of record 10 The County Court
Of Augusta, will, ON Fiday The f5ai day of Fetruary
1916 Fat the request of the said Robcrtson) proceed
10 sell at public auction in the Town Of Staunton, the
following property, VIZ: ,.,,
The Valuable DJYELLINf HOUSE AMP
Tor recently occupied by said Robertson in said
Town: A GAnDEs Lor, on the opposite side Of the
atreet from the Dwelling house, containing nearly
half acre aud very cgibly situated for building purpo
scs: an undivided moiety Of very valuable tract OF
Woop LAsp. containing "a AcsEs, lying in the county
of Aupusta. about two mites fron New Hope; aad all
the personal property of said Robertson, CONSISTING o.
House hold aud Kitchen Furnarc, new and OF sspef,-
or quality, a large aad well assorted Law and biiscei
lancous Library, &c, &c.
The personal property will be sold on the premises
and the real estate on Main Street.
TEAMS OF SaLE:-A credit until the LIST January,
1850 will be given $2500 OF the purchase money Oh
the dwelling house and lot. aud Of 500 OF the garden
lot the purchaser giving bond with approved personal
security and the title to be retained as ultimate secari
condition of promp, payment Of interest on the
Isl day of January Of each year he balance IN CASH
For the WOOD Land and personal properly cash. OF
negotiable notes for all sums over sl0 with good en-
dorscd interest added, will be taken
Acting as trustee will convey such title only as IS
vested in me, bat believe Mr. Ro5ertsons title TO DC
s,,g's,.lio.,ai.io WM. II. HARTMAN, Trustee
=. 'ff6 10 -tds-Vind cooy.-Pr's fee, Ss6.O0
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DESIRABLE PROPERTY
arg souJesE,6G gAHsI.

n HAVE determined to sell, at public sale, on
Il Tuesday the 26th February, 1856, the Farm
upon which now reside lying upon the waters Of
the BIG Calf Pasture River in the county of Au-
gus,a, 2 miles below Deericld and within ID
miles of the Virginia Central Railroad This
Farm contains f95 Acres, Of which 70 is
cleared ami of the best quality, the balance heayl-
ly imbered There is upon it n
comfortable DWELLING, Barn, . lL- fs!.. & IS,
and other necessary out houses .is - e
This place is we'll watered, having
two creeks running through it. and well of good
Sater in the yard. Also an Orchard Of excellent
Fruit There has recently been discovered with
in 800 yards OF lie Dwelling an Alum Spring
which is said by thuse that have used it to be OF the
best quality and as pilicacious III the most OF ds-
eases as other celebrated waters Of Western Viz
giuia.
Those possessing capital and wishing to en-
gage in an enterprise Of this kind. could not make
better investment. | deem any further eescGip-
ton unnecessary, as those wishing TO purchase
will come and examine for themselves.
(us- Telms made easy and to suit the purcha-
ser. RALPH w. CLAYTON.
Jan. 80. IS56--,ds
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DHEse.
In this county, the l4th Of January, MARTHA Ill
pxx in the olst year Of her age.


In this county on the l4th Of January, MARTHA Ill
pxx, in the olst year OF her age
From Ele Yeiunpkd 44ia) Spectator.
Departed this life of Dropsy, at his residence, IN
this place at half after six O'clock the evening oil
the LIST ult WILLIAM SHERIDAN KYLE, Esq. The
subject of this brief notice born IN Fncaste Bote-
tourt County, Virginia in lSO6
At an carly age he placed in an Academy near
R;chmond where he remained until he hal acquired a
sufficient knowledge Of the languages to euer OF
the most fiourshng OF our literary institutions lie
graduated at Uno College, New York. IN July 1850,
having stood with the foremost in large class, many
of whom were distinguished for great talent In the
autumn Of that year he returned TO his native tate en-
tered the law Office of General Briscoe IT, BaiWin IN
Stanton and subsequently attended course oicc'ures
delivered by that eminent and able Jnrist In tue
Spring of 1892 he made tour through the western
States with the view Of finding home IN that growing
section of our country and accomplishing this he re-
turned 10 Staantoa where he married daughter oil
Capt Henry MeClung in the Fail OF that year. The
climate Of the West proving too severe Tor him. ne oe
termined TO make visit Southern States, aud
reached Montgomery in the Spring OF 1888 Wetump-
ka then Just emerging from the Forest and mere ne
made his home in that year From that time 10 the
day Of his DEATH his interest identified with the
interest of this place. the discharge OF his duties as
n citizen we will not speak His public acts are mat
tiers of record and his private deeds Of kindness and
charity will long be remembered by those who were
the brneGciaries Of his open handed hberality.
OF the deceased it may be truly said, that IN his So
cia and domestic relations, he kind and accom-
,nodatipg neishbor, firm and unfnching friend,
fond and acctiOnate father aud husband aad humane
master 10 fault Attached 10 particular rel sious
denomn nation he was, however, firm believer IN the
existence and goodness Of God, and admirer aud
friend of good men everywhere In many OF his act $
he has left examples his surviving family and friends
worthy Of imitation W.
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In StauRtOn, Itrglhta. -7
yr,TIE co-partncrship heretofore existing under the
name of W illiain H. CARRIER & Co. between W m.
n CARRIER Levi l.. Stevenson and John Il. Breckin.
ridrs having been dissolved, by the death OF saId
John g. Breckenridge, on the 18th day OF December
last il has become necessary to wind up the affairs
of said partnership and make sale OF the social eii'cts
TO eilec,uate that object, the Undersigned surviving
nar,ners will expose to public sale, on the premises
MoSDAY, THE 9th OF MARCH next, that valuable
pronerty in the town of Stauatop, the ncIlCAN
HOTEL situa cd at the passenger Depot 'tne
ia Central Railroad, and being at the most conveho9
spot for dining house 6rthe passengers on sao raii
road from Richmond Westward The accommodations
aor BY this house tor travellers, and tor the people
of the country are ample aud comfortable The build
inss are al and principally OF Dick, arranged aer
the most commodious fashion. The house Will accom-,
modatc comfortably 100 guests, and the stables VIII
hold 50 horses. The lot on which the improvements
stand is about one acre. and several oulos belong to
the establishments and will DC sold with IT, II desired
and if not privately. Aso at the same time, all the
Furniture belonging to said Hotel, which IS new ana
of superior quality, aud abundant Tor the use oil the
House. a..
TEAMS OF SALE OF THE HOTEL AND LoTs:-- Ono.
fourth cash. and the balance in four equal payments OF
six twelve eighteen and twenty. four months from the
a of sale b, airing interest from the date, and secured
by bonds with good security and lien on the prop
erty.
The personal property will be sold on credit oininc
months for all of ten dollars or over-the purcha
ser giving bond aud security All sums under ten dol
lars cash. W0h' ~, ~, S " nreotIn,
Stanton Ian 30 1856. Surviving Partners.