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Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-11-06
HORACE GREELEY INDICTED.--We learn

HORACE GREELEY lNDICTED.--We learn
from the Clarksburgh (va.) Register that at
the recent term the Harrison Circuit Court,
the grand jury found about seventy indict-
ments. OF these one was against Horace
Greeley, for circulating his Tribune, which
was considered by the grand jurors as incen-
diary in its character. Two citizens Of the
county were presented for aiding in the cir
culation of that print
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-11-06

From THE SoUTH.--The New Orleans Pi-
cayune publishes letter from General Gads-
den, in which he intimates that the new
minister from the United States will not find
the Government to which he is accredited
in existence, and states that Alvarez and
Vidauni are both advancing on the capitol
fsr the overthrow of President Comonfort.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-11-06

(From she Phiisdsipiia evening Joarnal Oct l5l
stevens has Finally Succeed
ed In CheatfDG tsae FiilfsioEr Wen
into a E'tsion 81 the Etcctoral NfeNes-
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-11-06

o. The U. S, Court Of Claims will con-
rene at Washington on the 25th prOximo.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-11-06
WINTER PREmIUms OFFERED BY
THE
Indiana State Board of Agriculture
The following premiums will be awarded
at the next January session of the Indiana
State Boerd of AgricultureAviz
DRESSED MEATS.

The winter session of the State Board
will commence at indianapolis, on the first
Thursday after the first Monday in January
next; and the Meats and Fruits must be ar
ranged on the preceding Wednesday, for ex-
hibition.
BY order of the Executive Committee:
A. C. STEVENSON, Pres.
JonN b. Dillon, Sec'y.
Indianapolis, October 9th, 1856.
0E7- Editors of Indiana are respectfully
requested to notice the foregoing list of pre-
miums. &
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-11-06

01-Mr. William klerrym@rs al old and re
spectei citizen Of Teue Hsute died in that
city on FRIDAY last. -
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-11-06
From the New York Herald, Oct. so.l

The Next Congress,
THE POLITICAL COMPLEXION OF THE NEW
OR THIRTY-FIFcH CONGRESS-
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-11-06

OF splendid bass fishing no" in wh'.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-11-06

o-rAt sunset, on the Soth ult, commenced
lie Jewish year 56l7.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-11-06

o>-BaltimOTs has Catholic population Of
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-11-06

OoNTEsTED.--The validity Of the late cleo
tons in Fountain county. Fraud fraud :
fraudl . rrr 80
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-11-06

'e- GJ-The Democrats claim Pennsylvania by
twenty thousand.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-11-06
The Ohio river has, suddenly become

0crHon. Pefrs SOuls arrived in New o.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-11-06

01-J. b. Hall, Of the Evansville Enquirer
has been elected Sheriff Of yanderburg co.
by large majority sa
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-11-06

The journal has driven its point with
great earnestness and assiduity; but with lit
tie judgment aud sagacity. Twenty-Five
thousand Irishmen imported inte Indiana
sfNuff sed." The editor of the Journal can
take our hat.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-01-30
THE BRITISH PERIODICALS
rAaMER,s GUIDE.

GREAT REDUCTION IN THE PRICE OF THE LArIEa
PUBLICATION. ~ t.ss -,
SCOTT IS CO., New York, continue iopuoHsl
IL the following leading British Periodicals VIZ
THE LONDON QUARTERLY Conservative @ tfl 4.
THE EoiNBUnG REVIEW (Wmg5 r,a.> int q
THE NORTH BRITISH REVIEW GREE S""@"'I
THE WESTMINSTER REVIEW (Li61at ~
BLAcKwoop's EDINBuRG MAGAZINE (i"y'l
The great and important evcuts-Rcligious, Poiitca
and Military-now aoating the nations OF inc Wy
World, give these Publications an n'erss w n,
ne they never before possessed They occupy mauie
ground between the hastily written newS-Ueius' uN
specnlaions and lying rumorS OF the newspapers anu
the ponderous Tome Of the historian, WrisS" iVS e
the living interest in the facts he recoruS Snaii nav,
passed away. The progress OF tue y" q. i ~ wy
oceupies q large space in their pages Every nose.
ment is closely criticised whether OF frend or Oh zoe
and all short -comugs fearessy polnteq OUT luz iI.
tiers from the Crimea and from the Baltic III Diace
woods Magazine from two OF Its most Popu'ar ooe'
buors give more Ineligible and rehaoe accounts VI
the movements OF the great bellgerents thah can eiSe
where be found. ;s,,, -
litcal parties Of Great Britain hS' lory anu n"'
cal but politics forms only one feature oil their car
acter AS Organs of the most profound writers on oei-
ence Literature, Morality, and Rellgoa' tney stahu,
as they ever have Stood nrivaicd in the world OF let
ters being considered Indispensable to the scholar and
the professional man. while to the intelligent reader o
every class they furnish more correct ana satisfactory
record of the current literature OF the Day throughout
the world than can be possibly obtained from any 9TH
er source. f ..g g
EARLY COPIES. t.-.,..
The receipt of Advance Sheets from the British pub
fishers gives additional value to these Reprints, espe-
ciay during the present exciting state OF European al
fairs inasmuch they be placed IN the hands
of subscribers. 4,tr
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-01-30
TRUST SALE. ~,
a Largo Amount Of Valuable Land
TOR SALE. ~
4 N pnrsnnnee ol lhn nroyisions Of two deeds O

Z N pursuance OF tho provisions Of two deeds OIL
trust, the frat executed to John J. Larew, by
Elisha Bryan. on the 9Th day Of January. 1880,
the 2nd deed executed by Elisha Bryan and Nan
cy his wife, 10 J,dnJ. Larew and Samuel Med
Moore, dated tho 24lb Of August, 855, in trust
to secure certain debts therein mentioned which
deeds are Of record IN tho Clerks Office of tho
County Court OF Augusta, we will sell at Public
Auction, on the premises, on Friday The 29th day
of Feb,uarp next. Is TRACTS OF LAND.
The LIST contains 81 acres; the End 229 acres ;
the 2rd $50 acres; The 4th 3l9 acres; the 9th
445 acres 1.-THE 9TH $50 acres the 9TH 32l acres
the 9Th (S acres tho 9th 447 acres the 10Th ~
acres; the | lth 54l acres, on which tract the Co
tOpaxi Furnace is situated, with all necessary
Buildings for carrying on The said Furnace; No.
IL contains 255 acres; Norl3 290 acres; No Ia
1S5 acres; No. Is 1850 acres. These tracts lie
contiguous TO each other, on the South River, Ga
branch ofthe North rver,) and on the South XIV
err, IA branch IF The Shenandoah Rver,) in the
county of Augusta, near the Rdckbfidge line and
nearthe village of Midway. A considerable por
ton of the land is of excellent quality for farming
PURPOSES and there is goud dealof Bottom Land
ON some of the tracts which has heen cleared. and
is very productive. A plat Of the whole lands
can be seen ON application to John j. Larew, one
of the trustees, in the town Of Greenvle. Phe
Cotopaxi Eupaee was worked during the year
1854, producing metal Of the very best quality,
especially FOR Foundry purposes, aud it is conf
IDENTIFY believed that all the metal that can be
made can be sold on the bank for at least $50 per
Ton. The Furnace has all the apparatus tor a
hot blast, and timber enough can he procured to
carry it. proftablyafor number ofyears. From
the quantity aud qnality of The lands to be sold,
great bargains may be had.
TERMS OFF SALE "A sufficient sum of money
in hand to pay the expenses Of drawing and recor-
ding the deeds aloresad. the surveying and other
expenses Of the sale; the residue to be paid in e.
quail annual instalmenls, of one, two and three.
years, with interest from the day of SALE Bonds,
with good security fort deferred instalnenis,
will be required and the title retained until all
the purchase money is paid. '2t9s
: Tho title to the abuve mentioned lands is be-
lieyed to be undspuled, but selling as trusteesswe
viii convey such lille only as is vested in us by
the deeds aforesaid. ,3gtliJis -.
s,.' JOHN J. LAREyy, ! Trno, 90.
S. Med. MOORE,
Ian %. 1856 AHHts eA
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-01-30

TRUST SALE.

DY virtue of two deeds Of trust. executed to the u.
ID dersigncd by Hurry f. Robertson, the lst dated
the s day OF January 1858, and OF record IN tho rst-
inqs Court Of Stanton and the 2nd dated the Ind day
of November 1885, and Of record 10 the County Court
of Augusta, | will, Friday Me l5M day Of February,
1856 Cat the request Of the said Roberfon) proceed
to sell ut public auction in tho Town OF stanton the
The Valuable DH-ELLING, HOUSE AND
T. or recently occupied by said Robertson in said
Town A GhapEy Lor, on tho opposite side Of the
street from tho Dwelling house, continuing nearly a
half acre and very eligbIy situated for building urpo,
ses nm undivided m6lciy ofa very valuable tract OF
Woop LAND containing - Aears, jyingin The county
of Augusta about two fniles from NV Hopc and all
the personal property Of said Robertson, contrasting o.
House. hold aud Kitchen Furniture pow aDd o. ,uper'
or quality large AID vol assorted Law AID Miscei.
laneous Library, &c. &e,
The personal property Will be sold On Tho premscSi
and the real estate on Main street, ~'l sfGi,sG
TEass or SALg:--A credit until The 1st January,
1862 will bc given on $500 Of tbe purchase money 81
the dwelling house and lot. aud Of &DJ u s gsfdsn
lot tho purchaser giving bond with APPROVED personal
security and tho title 10 be retained q, ultimate sesgti'
ty condition prompt payment Of interest On me
LIST day OF January Of each year the baiancc 10 cssh
or the Wood Land and personal property cash, or
negotiable notes for alsnns $40, with good en-
dorsed interest added. will be taken ~ =
Acting rs trustee will convey such title only as
vested in me- but believe Mr. Robertsons title to be
unqncstionable. VIM. II. HARTMAN, Trustee
Jan l6, 1S5G.-tds.-Vmd copy.-Pr's. fec, sou.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-01-30
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE

IfTsffE subscribers, as executors Of Jacob Picker
i decd will sell at public aactio on the premises
on Wednesday the 6ftday of February next, A Farm
situated Middle River, Augusta county, about five
miles Northwest OF Stannton, and three miles South.
wet offspring Hill adjoining the lands Of b. Dunlap
Geo. Anderson and others, and containing asa Acres
There ia about 76 of cleared land, the balance
finely timbered. Tire said farm has il abundance
Of rood fruit trees, is we'll watcrcd and iii fine state
ofcltyation. There is abont ten acres good mead
ow and more can easily be made. Thc improvements
consist Of two comfortable DVELLfYGi HOUSES
with good and never falling spring of water convent
cnt to both houses, good barn and other out bdBgs
The said farm is capable ofbeing divided into twowith
every convenience desired
Further description is deemed unnecessary those
wishing to purchase will view for themselves, Any
person wishing to view the land WILDE waited on by
The subscribers. II, a., .-.fli f45-,- - ~
TERMS Onc-third Of the purchase money on
the first Of March; the remainder in six equal annual
payments. The title retained on the lard for the de-
lcrrcd payments. Possession given Oh day OF sale.
SAMUEL PLECKER, ! Executors of X
LEVI PLECKER,, 81. Picker, deed.
Dec. IL, 1S55.-tds
NJ Rock. Reg. copy; and charge this office
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-01-30

| ZONE OUT! CONE ouT Give up your prcjudices,
~ men IN high placcs, Doctors lawyers, statcsm and
artists Bat minister's of thc Qospet were comm. nied
to heal the sick. Don't lei prsjodicc intcrpose. In
the pane of suffering humanity, give my ''Eiccrio
Oil!n one trial. in case coming under your obscr
walton. y -
Il shall cost you nothing; the only interest TO
shall be in the future sales caused by you curing come
one who will sD,ead IT, kaowlcdgc-tbis will BIO
worth more 10 me thar 900 newspapers.
In all external pains arising from any o5'trIctions Of
the nervous influence or romi Imperfect action Of tho
absorbents or secretions cic clients, wounds and
sprains; the test viii b, simple, merely rubbing quick
nv tic part affected, ihrec times the first bour:
and even inward paa, like cramp or piles, it does not
take long to reach the fpo by giving from olcha to
tcaspoonfI, (ani it is pleasantly which very soon H.
bricates and soothes the effected part and by repeating
the dose at intervals makes permanent cure.
A genuine alternative is that which strengthens aud
regulates the sccretiops and aborioas. My OIL efcc-
taIly does this where il can reach the spot 1t is al
so real pleasant Neryine.
How quickly it cures Neuralgia. hundreds know;
Rheumatism yields only to it. Pains OF all kinds have
to leave in its presence. Some men find relief from
pain aud throw ayprsjudice and change theories.
Several physicians have obtained my Oil to euro
Rheumatism, after trying every other known remedy.
Prof CHARLES DgGRATH,
80 South Eighth Street,
+ Three doors below Chestnut ST., Phlla.
( e5- To be had Off. G. M.fMERH.LAr, staunton, aud
Druggists generally. -. ssest, 8. ~
T.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-01-30
For the Spectator.
Jas. Bell, Esq.


.Messrs Editors.-In your issue OF last week,
you briefly noticed the fact OF the deceaSe oi
JAMES BsLL, Esq. The departure from our
midst ofso distinguished and SO old citizen seems
to demand more than passing mention. II would
be difficult to Sud anywhere in Virginia gentle
man who has had more PERSONAL iriends,or irienoS
more warmly attached than he enjoyed whose
death we now lament. 1t would be Impossible 10
find one with fewer enemies. Upon the death OF
so monument and so good man, the public have
some RIGHT 10 expect the publication OF an extern
ded obituary, which should bring out the most
marked features fhis character-and yet, writ
ten by one, who, from long and intimate ac'
oua,ntance, could add to what is generally known
of his history, some description ut these uncom-
mon peculiarities Of disposition which mace NM
81 beloved at home, and warmed so genially every
scene of his domestic life. The writer OF tbs knows
him only frum public hearsay-out, from "hat ne
has thus gathered, there has grown up strong
desire to know much more OF one who Tor SO many
years was perhaps the most active member OF this
community.
On all sides we hear of him as most fai'niul
Christian, s,rongmmded magistrate. generous
friend. tried well,doer wherever his hand louad
a GOOD thing to do As neighbor, have never
heard such euloUium pronounced with reference
To any man. by all who knew him In that charac-
A
ter. Old men who for years have met HIM IN the
court green, sat with him at his own ireslde 'neafd
all his sentiments, knew all his business trans
actions love to speak of him as carrying with
him wherever he went and whatever ne oid
heart that was always in the right PIace-a tenn
per the most equable, disposition the most un-
selfish, an honesty the most transparent lie
seems 10 have been an open. highmlnded, Tree
hearted, strong principed Christian man whom
old aai young, rich and pr,unlted to admire aud
love-and who, being now gone, is, on all hanuS
regretted as altogether the most useful citizen Oh
Augusta county. Cannot some one oil his sons
who ought to be proud to have had such iat "a,
give us detailed memoir OF his more acuve ne
Surely there could be nothing improper IN this.
His history is the common property OF his runner
Gus frieads Indeed, of the whole county-and
let one of his many worthy suns, show us me
value of this property by carefully penned obi
turay Of some length W.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-01-30
ARE YOU SICX {?

THEN you can't be cured too 49,
soon. Don't delay until your con- 1 EtTeS q
plant is ineurable, and then mourn TS;ESFT
when IL is too late. Four fhs OF SsE<S
all the diseases which people the tF|.<zsFs.sSSzS
church ards, miSht be c;red by 4 ~ 49,
AYERS Cathartc Pills, it taken IN ~ f---sceN
season Dop't go dragging through sseSs--35S
the Sprag, faint sleepy, and list taAl'a.a'@-A- s
less, because your blood is loaded with bile Doa't
wear the hcaAache heartburn and their kindred dis
orders, because your stomach is ioa Don't parade
yourself around the world, covered with Pnnp'as,
Botches Ulcers Sores aud all or any OF the uncie'
diseases OF the skin, because your s. stem wants
ing Don't show yourself about, lean, hagSard All
cayed in because your Stomach and Bowels need
strengthening into healthy action. Ayers PMS set
these things right as surely water qnenches ire
They purify the body aud blood, and restore their tune
lions into healthy activity which you can feel as 9uc
as they are taken. They are the one great medical
wonder OF this age recognised by al who know their
virtues and many thousands know them Take the
Cherry PectoSa, for Cough, and the i!Hs Tor all de-
arrangements requiring pu.gativc medicine
Prepared by Dr.. J. q. AVER, Practical chemist,
Lowell Massachusetts,. and sold by all Druggists ana
Dealers in Medicine through this section.
Jan. 9. lS56.-2mo.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-01-30
Valuable Hotel Property for Sale.
THE AMERICAN HOTEL.

III CluUHtOH,
TIME CO. partnership heretofore existing under the
name Of w lillian II. CARRIER & Co. between w III.
III. CARRIER Levi l.. Stevenson and John b. Breckin-
RIDGE having been dissolved, by the death oil SAID
Jobn r. Breckinridge, the 7th day OF DecembSr
last il has become necessary to wind up the affairs
Of said partnership and make sale Of the social effects
To ciI,ctuatc that object the undersigned, surviving
mariners will expose public SALE GU the premises GA
NoSpAy THE 9th oE MARCH next, that valuable
propcrty in the town Of Staunton, the AMERICAN
HOTEL situated at the passenger Depot 1.-THE FIrSm-
ia Central Railroad, aud being at the most convenient
snot for dining house for the passengers said raii
road from Richmond Westward The accommodations
ored by this house tor travellers, and for the people
of the couatry are ample and comfortable The build
;ns ar. ali mes aud principally OF br: arranged after
AM ,s, comm dious fashion. The house will
rnoa,t,, comfortably i00 guests, and the stables will
MI 81 horses The lot which the improvements
,a i ,b,ut one acre. and several outlots belong 10
h atohi;shment and will be sold with it, il desired
na n moi, nriyately Also. at the time, all the
E,n;,ur,, belonging TO said Hotel, which is new and
81 n,.-;or onal,iy, aud abundant for the use OF the
TEAMS OF SALE OF THE HoTEL AND LoTs One.
erth cash and the balance in four equal payments oil
sx twelve eighteen and tweaty four months, rpm f'c
o NJ sale interest from the date, and secgSG
nv bonds With sOol security and lien on the prop
The personal property viii be sold on credit Gimme
tbs for all sums of ten dollars overtime purcha-
cor ivng bond and security. All sums under ten dol
lars, cash. - S,ISvENS0S
s,.to, Ian 80 1856. Suryiyins Partners.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-01-30
MAssR Heb.

In Lcwisburg on the 10th inst, by the Rev Isaac
Gbsaa Mr. jacob WISE, OF this place, to Miss ADA
LINE REED. OF Grecn5rier county
On the 18th inst, by the Rev. Mr.. Killian, Nir
WILLIAM p. BRANANIAN, OF this county, to Miss n
J. Moore, OF Rockbrdge.
On the 18th inst, by the Rev. Jno d. Freed, MIR
JOHN X. CROSBY to Miss LucYJ. EATON, all oil thiS
county.
On the 18th of December last, by the Rev. VIM
Pinkcrton, Mr.. WILLIAM CLAYroN OF Augusta coun-
t, and Miss SusASSAH, daughter OF Jacob Harnsber-
ger Esq. Of Rockingham county.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-01-30
Executors Sale ~
OF LANDS. AND SLAVES.

pursuance the provisions of the last will andtes
lament of Meredith Martin, decd, shall, on FRI
day the 18th day Of next mouth, (February,) at his
late residence in Albemsrle County, (neshborhood o.
Brownsvie,) proceed to sell at Public Auction the
following tracts Of land belonging to has estate 10 W.T.
The aianson House Tract, lying near the Central
Railroad and containing about Two Hundrcd ana
Sixty-seven Acres otgood quahty, large portion
Of which cleared and in complete order for farming
the tract being well timbercd and waered and hav-
mo ON il comfortable DJYELEING! HOUSE, with
the usual cut houses upon good farm, including an
1870 parn ~ 'fe~ 80
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-01-30
Town Lots & a Tract Near stanton
'ftf' FOR SALE.

N pursuance of decree of the Circuit Court Of Au-
gers Administrators &c., the undersigned commission
will sell at private sale, subject to the ratification of
the Court, tract Of land situated Betsy Bell,
Staunton, containing SIS Acres Roods and Ii Poles,
which will be sold preferred smaller parcels to suit
purchasers. This tract lies Immediately upon the old
Scottsve Road, about one mile from Staunton, and
bout hundred yards from the Virginia Central Rail-
road. e.saftit
Also Lot in the town ofSannton, containing 81 Poles,
near Dr. Strblngs This lot is valuable building lot,
facing on two streets. ANY desiring to purchase
will apply Breeze Johnson Robert Porercld Kin
ney. .lEi.l.-f
TER1IS.-Six, twelve and eighteen months credit,
except so much in hand will deray the expenses Of
the sale. BREEZE JOHNSON, Co.,.
lftg ROB'T. P. KINNEY, o''A '''
Illlv I4 IQ5h=ff go
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-01-30
NOT

HAVING before informed the public and our
AH friends Of our determination To leave Statla-
ION shortly. for the, purpose of establishing large
Wholesale Business with our partners IN Bali,
more, it will be of particular benefit 10 the farmer
to state further, that we will self considerable
stock of Fab and Winter Goods from now, to the
lst of March, at prime cost for reasons stated
Nobody in want of Clothing should therefore fail
10 examine our well assorted stock and secure
himself better bargains than ever before offered In
this market. ,ad f.gI
{ Further notice we hayeto give to those; in
debted to u.s. that although we intended before, to
place nur unpaid accounts in the ha nds of Hartman
& Bell BY the LIST Of January, yet We tailed to act
upon this Intention for the term, and cut 81 this
regard against our debtors we concluded TO wait
now tilIthe1st of February next. but longer in.
diligence can and will not be given any more
We hope that at this given period the rest will
come forward and pay without prompting US TO
STEINER BROS. & CO.
T.. T..
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-01-30

NOT having sold on the day hefetaiofe adver-
~ Used. ye wil offer at public sale. to the
hirhest bidder for cash, at the residence of Rob
erl Fl Kinney, on Friday, the 22nd day Of FEB
ruary neat, the following property, TO wit: One
Carriage. for single or double Harness, with llar-
ness. One Dun Mare. Saddle and Bride, One
Good Two.horse Wagon, Body and Harness, One
Set of Harness. Oue Wheelbarrow, Danblelrees,
One Double Barrel Gun and Fixtures, Two Pier
Tables. 6 Bedsleads and Furniture for same, Two
Bureaus. One Csndle-sland. doz. Cane Bottom
Chairs. Good Library, say 80 Volumes. well
selected a large lot cf Periodicals. &c. Dining
Fables. Is Set of Windsor Curtains of various
kinds. Carpetings superior lot Kitchrn furni
ture Pots. Ovens. Sc. One Set III Knives and
Forks. common. One Set Ivory Handles, Dining
Furniture. Table Cloths. Wardrobe, Sets Shov-
els and Tonrs. a Sets Of Andirons, e brass. 1.-Two
Axes. Augurs, Chisels, Hammers. and Saws, IS
Head Of Hogs. One doz Pictures, Framed, China
Press and Contents, Glass Ware. sc. Levied
ON as the property Of r FL. Kinney to satisfy Ex-
eculions IN our hands Tor collection.
JOHN CRAWFORD,
j. ID. HANGER.
Danrtisc fur NJ ri McCue S. A. C..