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New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-18
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TIE Girl II BOYS CLoTHISG.-A large crowd Of
persons assembled about the Police Court yesterday
morning, with the expectation Of witnessing the pro-
ceedings in the case of Margaret Stany alas McMa-
hon, who was arrested Saturday night for appear
ing in the streets male attire. In order to avoid the
crowd she was taken before the Mayor in his private
office, who, finding that he hsd legal authority 10
detan her, discharged her from custody with repr
mand She was conducted TO the cars by officer,
who accompanied her to New-York side, where he
placed her in stage and sent her home. The car
was followed by crowd Of several hundred persons,
al anxious to get peep.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-18
BOARD OF COUNCILMEN.

MosDAY March 1.-THE President, BENJAMIN F.
PIscKSEY, esq, in the chair.
After the usual preliminares, Mr. NoYKs offered
rsoution appoint of bree and for
sd s o The d s1coa Of S 70. tho 'sass q. %
Convention to draft new Car o for the city OF NeWIoT
Lad over.
received laid the table ordered to be printed
The Of the Charter reported b. MI BooLs then
p for eousderaon The sections com eLens with section 2
They were in substance Is follows;
SIC p Nskes the duty Of the Common Council 70 publish
Of the receipts and expenditures for the prey
ess, the source. Of revenue sad mssns borrowed, &c.
IsecudYe Council 10 consis, Of Controller Corporation
Council Prcient Of the Croon Aqueduci Board Street Com
,sd omusso4eT Repairs aud Supplies The present in
tumbents OF those Offices to remain until their terms
sce expire the nominations Of the Mayor con
fmed by the Cour ell within ten he shall nom
SEC a. Makes The duy Of the Common Council pro
,lSe ioI Le accountability OF ofbosls
SEC 25 Dehnes the cuhes Of the Clerk of the Common
SEC rs Empowers Council to establish other de-
and bureaus when the bic interest requires IT, and
s have been for IT, aud pecludes officials from holding
sny in contracts business which paid from the city
SIC r. Makes the term of Office the of part
spts 10 years. them appoint heads OF bu
us with the advice and Of the Common Council aud
they their clerks under tie same restrictions
SIC o. Maks tho Executive departments subject to egs
ve regulation and direction Of the Coumon Council far
tie is bconsis;spt with the Act. -
SEC so Vests the eAese power iu the Mayor Aldermen aud
ASSISTANT Aldermen
SEC 81. Refers to the powers Of departments
SEC 81 Requires ell officials to give security for the perform
,Ece q their duties
SIC So Makes the violation Of the charter by Official
rsdsmeanOr and mposes penalty Of fo teitue Of Office
SEC Prescrbes that the grants leases sales Of property
SIC the award Of contract who
BIN 70 the Corporation.
.a of February and the III Of November.
y1s the people special election to be held the G
Monday Ia June next
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-18

SrAbBISo ArYRAY.-A disturbance took place at a
late hour on Sunday night in the French boarding
house No. i3 Thomas street, in which Bsptste Par
n was severely stabbed in four different places with
dirkknfe in the hands of Louis Morlott. The
wounded man was taken 10 the New.York Hospital,
and hohOtt arrested by Officer Dazet Of the Fifth
Ward Police, and committed by Justice Welsh, in de-
tault Of u 900 bail for trial The wounds inflicted are
very severe. but are not espected to prove fatal.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-18
CIT Y ITb.M N s.

ACADEMY OF MusIc.--Miss Adelaide Phillips an
American lady, made her first appearance t'sI night,
in this city the Gpsy in tboO opera ofthe Trgatore
Her voice is oontraIto, rather mezzO soprsa,, Of
excellent quality, round and sympathetic Her iatoni-
ton IS good her method Italian and her readings cor
rect. Her appearance and bearing, too, are much in
her favor. Altogether, herself and the good City Of
Boston may be congratulated Oh the success which at
tended her debut here She wes called for TO receiye
the homage Of brilliant house The cast Of the
piece otherwise was as usuai-Mad. Ia Grange aud
hessrs. BrgDol Amodio and GasparoRi.
Signor Arditis opera, founded on Cooper's Spy is
in active rehearsal, and will be produced in a few
nights, with new dresses and decorations
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-18
lConrA
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MAYORS orr.

MAYORS OSTIcE Nsw.YoRK Anil n 1883
MI DEAk SIR; have the houos incloss to ysn memo
r. from uo.t influential aAd valuable citizens
favor Branch Post Once In the upper part Of h. city
Let al sincerity that delay
had In granting this request ~
h absolutely reqp,ed and Government will be dsrset in
fefnsng H. ,
To compel our citizens travel four hye miles for their
letters OF softer delay uncertainties which continually
chrso,er.e the system Il ess buIdes they shora
hear Very usly your friens. ~, ,,,oon
(Sisnsd) FERNANoO WoOU.
The Hon JGnEs CAMPBELL, PcstraAster General washing
ton ID. G.
These were all referred to the Special Committee on
ha suhiA.f
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-18

DEDICATION OF A JEWISH SYSAGoGUE.-The He
brews of this city have rented the large hall over
Svatsers store in Atlantic street for place of
shin and on Sunday dedicated it in accordance with
the rites of their faith, the Rabbi Raee officiating
be occasion 1t their intention ultimately to build
a synagogue, and a considerable sum Of money was
collected toward that object Services are to be held
in this room every Saturday morning.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-18

ssred from f. Cunard Of the Cunard steamers; {. H.
ssd. Ocean Steam Navigation Company Mortimer
Iiyineston, New-Yerk and Havre Line L. {. Nor
10. London Packets; J. M. Symon, Glasgow Line,
ed Cornelius Grinnell; Liverpool Packets.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-18
IAdvertisement.y J
7 ~ o " III II Z
rOrS SALEsNHN WANTED To

I'm DRY GCcEs bALES5EN WANTED 70
assist In po-ns OF tbs BURST DAMAGED GoOOs sod
suction Tuesday last BY MessTs. W. Topping Co Apply
Immediately TO REMSTs DINeyE,
BrovD-ftSDe Store, NCs 204 9c ft1-av.
Blfo. FIVE EKPERIESCyD Day GooDs SALgsNEN who
underand the business tbOrouRhy To sreh only liberal
sTy aud permanent viii be given. Reference
required Apply g. above TO RENsES DrsGEE
Brown Store, Noe. 1o snd 6thav, l4h.;.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-18
ADVERTISEMENT
EDWARD III. DIXON, M D., Editor Of The

scspel exclusively OPERATIVE sCsoERY aud Cow
the OBSCURE DISEASES Of the SYSTEM,
No ~ 5thsv between 10Th and lhsts Hernia Piles Pro-
lesu and Fsuls permanently cured without the knife
lgBure Office hours from 10 mornings, TO and
evenings At all other hours he hs private hospital where
every comfort OF domestic life provided for hoss require
careful regimen and surgical treatment.
The Office of The Scspei at No. Veseys Astor House
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-18

. AhLysT FOR BiGANr.-Michad IA 7an. residing 81
No "a Wet Broadway Yesterday srr,d ehsrg.l WITH
hosohs hn wife, and also La,iug Bsrred anoiacr
ar thus committing tie crime OF bguy sppcs A'
IA Deeen, 1885 he nsrried Ann OBhen and es he IN Of
AutI ioownE usrutd again, Brd1et Costello t.ia: ~
.ecoHd Vcfnn hs first being si alive Juys- Welsh.
beioIe whom he wa taken. loot ca him up for ,risL
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-18
TAdTrrtiseuentI
DAMAGED -WaRRsyrED ppprrvCT-

W rather so for damaged roOds bu, warranted free IN
Jrry SEN or hie al Rich Spring silk Of tic s.yes
st halt the e's' kh Pritted Lawns 81 g. and u per y-
FuIe ,-h Lnen shrut' 81 u 1e ysTdi Damask Table Ia
rers NAPKINS and Iovttng % III Tjorion Mzrsces
Quiiis ffst quality Is dc o. ~ worth ~ Tor iurIaT
psTt sAais peade examine tie stock al Mcs RTMsEx and
pnCEE'S BiowH Stone SlOre Nos 0l and 2Os SIhv
lft.s,.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-18
fAdversement
For HEMORRiAGE.-Mr DURSOs RENE

l. Bleeding at the Nose stopped in one minute.
2 HemOuhase Of the Lungs successfully checked.
Hemorrhsse or Flooding safely controlled.
Letters Of inquiry promptly answered by
Mrs. DR.. DURSo. Albany, H. Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-18
tAdvertlse-lent1
AssIGNER's SALE.-Tbe stock Of Dry Goods

In store No 9 Grsndt cosssirs fSks Sbsws MernOes
Parsnates Plsds, Desiaes Cscoe Flsnne. Cassinere.
Sstinets, ShruEs, Linens Table Dsmssk Napkins. Mar
settles Quilts, Bsese- Printed Musns, Lawns ghans
and large stock Domestic GOods al u be sold
sacrifice. By orcer OF the Assignee
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-18
fAdvertisemenLl
TO NERVOUS SUFFERERS.-A retired ClergY-

man. restored health in few days after many years Of
tuhoTng IL anxious to make known the
VIII send eo) the prescription osed Direct The
Rev. JOHN NJ DAGSALL No. 30 Fulton-st Brooklyn. N Y
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-18
tAdyersemeBtl
desire to treat all Consump.

particularly those who have tried all
without relief Experience has shown that
CoSsUMFTIo. readily any other disease and that
LuyG and Cough SfRUP positive Cure for Consumption In
all its vaned forms. Mrs. M J. MABIs.
Psychics Physician and Thersp speutist 50 West th ~ Y
Office hours 10 a TO p. m, Wedpesdsys excepted.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-18

Board OF ALDERNEN.-A meeting of the Board
was hed evening and the motion passed at the Pfevi3
session referring the subject Of the contested seat Of Aid smith
by Owen McCsIron Committee for investigation, was re-
cudered Knbeesch contende1 that they had no night
10 iebud declaration Il the Board 0 Canvssegs which
awarded certificate Of election M smith aud be moved
tbst the meter be indehnte, postponed which carried
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-18

ST. PATmcKs DAY.-The st. Patrick's Society Of
this city having decided to postpone the celebration Of
the day until Monday the eth inst, there was no de-
monstration here yesterday
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-18
fAdvertisesrentJ
BRLIS-MENHELY's celebrated Church Fac.

tory Steamboat Locomotive School Plsntston ami other
BELLS constantly hsnj sLd for sale by fRGASKs Co..
their Scale WsrerVou, No ls9 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-18
TAdverti.ement.1
WORD TO DYsPEPTICS.- The OxyQepate

Ieaody for Dyspepss in oil It's forms,
and Gebe a. Debility having the hRhe. testimonials given
in favor Of any medicine IN the wOrid.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-18
tAdvertisementI
DISEASES OF THE LUNGs-HUNTER'S MEDI-

Is devoted the popular discussion Of the
nature and all forms puluonary
disease published the ls Of every mo1h speciei
numbers application to the Editor.
RoBERT HUNTER NJ. D.,
No e2S Broadway, New \ ofk.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-18

Mn. GoUGHs LECTURE AT PLYMOUTH CHURcH.-
Mr. John b. Cough will lecture on Temperance, il
Plymouth Church, Brooklyn the Rev. Henry WarC
Bcecher's), this evening.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-18
tAdvsrtisement.

Consumption than ythhg used Try It and be
vinced Of efficacy All genuine has Rushton's
Only No 10 Astor House Of BsrclaJs and Ne III
Broadway, corner of Canal st.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-18

The Board Of Aldermen last evening received CON-
muricaton from the Postmaster in answer to resou-
ticn giving details of the new postal arrangements in
the city-those in effect aud those in conemplatoni
also the letter from the Mayor on the subject which
did not appear in the former publication Of the core
spondence. The papers in question will be found in
another column. The Board passed on large number
Of tax reports and papers of less general importance.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-18

HoBoKES WHIG AssocI,TIoS.-A meeting of thi.
A.s citation held Saturday evening a. Odd Feows
Hsu. John W. Van Bcskerrk presided The meeting Wa
largely attended and addressed BY Mssss T. Uatse
he presen, Member Of the Assembly from that District sni
John NJ Board Member last Wnte both Of whom com
ep.ed rather upon the Influences and s es
ton ou Hotckea s4sirs the Lessstzre hr Wakey ss'
addressed meeting II determined 10 organize or tbs
t-rro,cns election and have delegates o
The different Wards city candidates
for city officers Ward meetings II Al@o se held nominate
rounrillueu AID WsId officers.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-18

TIE BETHEL MIssIos SoHOoL.-The Sabbath
hoo attached 10 the Bethel Mission has moved from m qusr
ters iu Main street the the old market Of
lanes and Garrison streets which has been expressly fitted up
for the purpose The school assembled the new room 10;
he ir,tt tine last SUNDAY.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-18

meeting will be held tonight, at the Astor House,
to petition the Queen of England to pardon uncon-
dionaly John Frost, the lustriOus sufferer in the
cause of British freedom who adopting the principles
of our revolution differed only from the fathers of our
Republic in being unsuccessful as a chartis The
chair will be taken at o'clock punctualy.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-18

FIRR.-There was alarm of fire IN the FIT
Ward abut ock last night whS orsinsted frr tue hura
ps 4 roof In Little street; damage slight On the return
The eDsues they raced up Bridge street and snAhed go;er
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-18
NEKJERSEY ITEMS.

HoBogES FIRg DEPARTMENT FUND.-A meeting
Of the newly elected Board Of Trustees Of the Hoboken Fr.
Department Fund bci e. the Town Hal on Saturday
evening last The representatives, Of tho Companies In the As
ISOLATION follows:
Ensias Conpaay Ne. ii. w. scslsr ch.re. T. Perry
7. J. Powles. -
Clovd -
HosI and Ladder Conpaay No. John Mount y. A. Wood.
J. p. Snks.
John w Van erck Chief Engineer Of tie Fire Depsr:
ireut President II the Association The Board elected Mr
BasIe Secretary and s;ciler Treasurer. Tie fund
amounts 70 about sc the which may BE- used of
relief
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-18

TRADE SALEs-The semi annual Trade Sale by
Bangs, Brothers & Co. commences this morning at
their auction rooms in Parkrow, and will continue for
six days. The second Trade Sale of the Book Pub
fishers Association will commence on Thursday next
at the Office of Leavtt, Delisser Co., in Broadway
occupying several successive days. Each of these
sales comprises valuable collection of popular and
standard literature from various eminent publishing
houses, and will doubtless attract tse general atten-
ton Of the trade.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-18

PoRrRAIT OF GEORGE LAVA full-length por-
trait of George Law esq late candidate for the Pres
heucy was yesterday opened to public inspection at
No. 652 Broadway. The artist is VIM. Ii. Powell,
the painter of the "De Soto" picture in the Ro-
tunda of the Capitol at Washington. The price ofthe
portrait 81 500 and of the frame $3.50. The dimcu-
tions of the latter ore eight by twelve feet.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-18

CRUSHED TO DrArH.-A man employed on board
vessel lyns the Of Fifty ninth street, North River wss
snr,sed Yesterday afternoon IN assisting to hoist boiler
o.,d xh.n the rope which h stseAed way and
\. crushed dsAA BY the bcer which 0 uPoo
in Az ilqgss vii b held upOa the ssdy ss%ay
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-18

Mr.. Epoch Cottren of Freehold. Monmouth CO.,
oouu,.4S .uisiSe BY banging himself hs stable uesdsy
i.. 5vrns teupofuy e. OF insanity he WORTHY nsn
w.eh resreoted aDd comfortable s-xns;sness he W.
,scSt siIty yssa Vfsss. (ssvsrk psaJ ASyvstisst,
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-18

RErrBLIcAS STATE CosvESrios.-A Mass Con-
veptor OF the Republican r.y Of SswJeSsey will be bed
In Treptor "Wednesday, Aprl The call invites al
who believe that the Government cf ths United STATES Wa
rr.sed m the purrs Of urns TIA blessings Of liberty 70 s
selves and 0etey rather haa 70 build extend Aad per,s
A., the institution Of slavery throughout the nsouA Tern
tores and al who believe In the dccte that Freedom n
tior |. 1ad that Slavery 10 sectional
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-18

TwESTIyTH WARD DENocRAcY-The Buchanan
Club Of this Ward, met last night at the corner Of
Thirty seventh street and Eighth avenue. Mr. b. NJ.
Fowler presided The notice called all Democrats
to the Rescue" but only twenty-five persons
present. 1t appears that another Buchanan Cub has
been started in the Ward and the great question be-
fore the meeting was whether it would be most proper
to join the other Club, or wait for the other Club to
join them. When our reporter left it had not been
decided.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-18

SunDES DEATH OF A BoY.-A son of Capt Leferts
reding in Jay street near Myrtle died suddenly o.
suI Law as SUPP from spopsNy He fifteen
as and ~ to the Of his desih enjoyed spPaen goo
he slth
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-18

SUTFoc ArED.-An infant several weeks old was -uf
m ated e. No Woodruff Sunday by being covered
too heavily with bavkets The mother had placed H. she
supposed comfortable position, and weat 70 ehurrh Oa
ne return u deed.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-18

We learn that Mr.. Ivan Goloyin, Russian e1le'
well known ss the author of several works on Russia
is about to issue newspaper in New-fork, under th'
title Of European MoR asd Ladies NemsPGper.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-18

FATAL ACCIDENT. - Rooney Gleason, 8oorer,
ted yesterday morning the esvs in upon him Of an
sneankment near the Of One Hundred AID Twenty
sixth street ssd Ninth He engaged ereavsns
and bad undermined sTss frozen ,srth when fell
uron and crIhed him death Coroner Hills held AZ inquest
upOn the body Deceased native Of Ireland q years Of
ar, and vss Q married man.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-18

FIFTEENTH WARD REPUBLICAEs-A meeting Of
Republicans was held at No. 81 West Thirteenth
street last night when steps taken for complete
and thorough organization of the Republican party in
this Ward. Committees on Rooms and By Laws were
appointed who will report at the next meeting The
Fifteenth should be the banner Ward in the battle for
Freedom.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-18

GoUGH AT The TABERSAcLE.-The famous Temper
once lecturer, John b. Cough, addressed meeting at
the Tabernacle last night. AS usual the house was
crowded to overfowng, and Mr. Cough kept the at
tenton of his hearers enchaned for hour and half
upon the necessity of Prohibtory law to secure the
best interests of the community. Mr.. James Harper
presided, and the meeting enthusiastic as any
which Mr.. Cough has ever addressed.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-18

We are indebted 10 Mr.. Arthur Wilmer, No.
Broad street, for copy Of the fourth part OF L''
Dorrii London Edition.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-18

Bows FOR TIE CoUNTRY.-The officers OF the New
York Juvenile Asylum will send out to-day by the
Erie Railroad about Is children and 2S adults, or 100
in an, bound for Illinois, where they will become as-
riculurists or engage in other useful emplcyments.
They will leave the House of Reception in Thirteenth
street between and o'clock in the afternoon, and
walk down Broadway To Chambers street, and
thence TO the railroad depo, in jersey City. Two cars
viii be appropriated them. The number Of children
and youth annually sent out from this city to the
Western States, through the agency of phianthFoP'e
institutions, is becoming quite large.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-18

ISpI6SAT1oS MEETING.-A meeting was held 81
Richmond Staten Island yesterday afternoon, 10 de-
nounce the pardon Of Messrs. Venderzee, Nermlyea,
Butz, McI.ymon and Garrett, by Gov. Clark. These
men were tried before Judge Metcafe and found guilty
the first three of extorten and riotng at elections
and the others with attempting to destroy the ballot
box. They were sentenced to undergo fine and i'm
pr.onment but the Governor pardOned all of them
las, week. II is said that the citizens Of southfed
feel mvcb neensed Of the Governors interference.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1856-09-26
Independent Press fOa. Sake !

The proprietor of the I""cpendcnt Press.
expecting to be absent i"r the mos; part OF
the next two years. will sell tn. establish,
ment, "lock, stock and barrel" on accom-.
modating terms. it application he made be-
fore the 25th Of Oct"lrr ensuing.
There Is no country paper in tn" Stat"
now paying better, or promising to pay bet
ter, than the Press, aud our ONLY reason for
desiring to sell is as above stated. ANY
one desiring to engage in the business. and
serve his country i'll a highly honorable: ca.
pacty, is invited to caIl and see us. or com.
nunicate by letter. If we cannot satisfy a
sound jnd gmcn' that the Press is wn~,,,
what we ask !uT it, oi course there will !,,.
no trade.
ES Will our exchanges in ,ke State
oblige by uoticing7
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1856-09-26
FOR TIE INDEPENDENT PRESS
The Art of Bread.Making.

The philosophy or chemistry Of bread
making is very little understood by the ba-
ker or the house cook and still, it being
the staff Of life. many fall daily victims Of
indigestions and disease, without knowing
the. cause.
Let us investigate it in q popular man.
ner. The grain or corn Of which bread is
ultimately made, consists, mostly of three
substances, starch, gluten and sugar. After
the grain is ground into -four, to render it
easily digested, It must he separated by sift-
ing from its ligneous husk or the course
brand but not 80 much 50 as to remove
the more minute shorts, to which much
gluten adheres, and Which is the most; nu-
tritious, because the gluten soptains tho
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1856-09-26
Scuppernong Grapes.

Dr. Togno will accept our thanks for the
very acceptable present. Of grapes sent us
on Saturday. They were the frs, Of the
scupperpong variety we had ever tasted
and we found them quite as pleasing TO the
taste as they are to the eye. The scupppr-
nong is Of a ycllowish green hue, and in
's'ze and taste very similar to our common
neutrality-suspicious. little larger and Of
Hather richer flavor. We shall always nm.
prec'ate such favors from the Doctor, and
hope his vines may so prosper as to war
rant frequent repetition Of them. Aud,
"h''e we think Of it. having compared his
grapes Will those Of our other Doctor
'',end' klugh, we must also compare their
~.nes-'f not 10y personal test, at least
oDy samples subject to our control.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1856-09-26
ShcriH',S Sales.
Sept. 26, 1886.

Rf virtue of sundry Writs of Ficra Fncis
- to me directed. | will sell ut AbbevilI,
Court House on tho first Monday and Tuesday
IN Oc'"her next within the legal hours of sale
the following property. to wit:
so Acres Of land. more or less ION which
her: is tine set of Merchant Mls,) bounded
by Peter Guilleh"au, J T. Graves and Others IA
the property of Is. Z. Gilbert, ads. W. If. Scbri.
ier and others.
The nncxi''r"d term Of a lense of land, on
wh:ch thrr" Is II G"d mine (tnown as the New
York min") with Engin. and fixtures connect.
"'i for "i'ern'i"" j" the gold business levied Oh
As the property of w. Is. Lloyd, ads. Is. Uutz
500 Acres. more or less houned by W. T.
Jones, Jas. kilng-worth and others, ms the
property OF j. L. Garter, ads Snmi A Agncw
23) Acres, more or less. bounded by A. p.
ConE"r. Snm'l Jordan aud others. rs the prop.
er,v" "i W. G.. NccD, ais Cros on Il Slider.
200 Acres. more or less. bounded by D. 81.
Rogers NJ @. Tnll'nan and others. rs the Prop
crty of til. Estate Of Joseph Matthews. deed.
nt's. a. Giles VS.. Jas. McCnslan, A,lm'r
House and Lot in Grecnwund containing q
acres. more or less, bounded by Il. II. Mounce
ana Others. az the property of $. Crews. ads
David Mccullough.
At the late residence Of T: W. Pace, 20 head
Cattle, IL head Hogs, l lot Oats, 6 bushels
or less. Rifle and Shut Gun, Household and
Kitchen Furniture. Plantation Tools &C.. as the
property of T. w. Pace. ads. JAS l. Ellis and
Others.
Negro. Ibba as tho property of Jas. M.
Vnn,liver; nds. VIM. Ware.
| bay Mule. as the property of Henson Posy,
ads. Eliza and NJ. j. Muttson and other,
2 Rockaways as the property of ID, J.. r..
ris. ads. Moses Lackey and other. -er'
On Wednesday after sale a., lbo N.,
York mine. Circle Mills. :,tomn M;ils ;,
PORTABLE forIS, I'lot Blnct smith Tn,l. I h..