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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-04-15

BY A. GREEN, AuctIopeer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE Two STO,,
Il RY FRAME HoUsEs.-By virtue of deed Of
trust, dated the 5h day of December, 1851 executed
by William $. Vegable and wife, duly recorded in
LIber A s No: 81 foIos III ct seq. of the land
records for Washington county the District OF Co
umbla, and also by virtue of decree of the Circuit
Court OF said District, sitting Chancery whereby
the undersigned was appointed trustee, in the stead
and room of the trustee named said deed of trust
the undersigned will on FRIDAY, the 9Th day
of May at 5s O'Clock, p. in front of the premises
proceed 10 sell at public auction to the highest bid
der, lot of ground 1umbered eight in square num-
bered nine hundred and ffty-One l95 with the i'm
prove thereon, which consists of three two
story frame dwelling houses nearly new and well
built. The above lot fronts south between 9th
and 10th streets cast in the city of Washington.
Terms Of sale: One half cash, the balance in six
and twelve months, the purchaser to give his notes
for the deferred payments secured by deed Of
upon the premises.
If the terms of sale are not complied with within
FIVE days from the day of sale the trustee
the right to RESELL at the risk and costs of the de-
fauting purchaser upon giving twenty days previous
notice, by advertisement, IN some one more news
pa pers, published in the city of Washington. All
conveyancing at the cost of the purchaser.
r.. III. IASkEY, Trustee.
ap 6-3tawts A. GREEN, AuctIoneer.
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NEW ANDEXTENsIyE SUPPLY OF FUR

NEW INEXPENSIVE SUPPLY OF FUR
~ NITURE DRY GOODS.
an Tae
and Novelties, adapted to the comfort and convent
ces, which viii By found the Cheapest and BEST Of
t IN kI m eyer offered in this market.
i24 by PA to pa by I64 Belgian double Satin Dam
ask Table Cloths. This make of Linen is very
uncommon, in this country. The designs are
"a by "a to "a by lO-l6 Breakfast Cloths
1914 by lO-i to lo4 by l0-l6 double Damask Dinner
81 double Satin Damask for overays, to match the
above. This is a new article of Furniture, and a
great Improvement In the saving of time and
Al by A. to So by SO Table Napkins to match some
as low as ST. per dozen
TOILET GOODS.
Russia, Barnsley, Scotch, and Irish 1874. 1874, la,
lO4, and "a Linen SheetIngs, some as low as 62's
cents
All widths and qualities Pillow and Bolster case
An immense variety of Toilet Toweling, for all pur-
Elegant Marseilles, Turkish, Dimity, Lancaster,
and Allendale Toilet Quilts, in l44 down to 81
Crib and Toilet Covers to match
FRENCH Canopies, for s1spendng nets or draperles
Three-ysrd wide pink and white Bohnets, for Bed
English and French furniture Chintzes
Do do twilled Eugene Stripes, for
Coverings for Chairs, Diyans. Sofas, &c.
All colors Cotton Damasks for ditto.
PARLOR FURNITURE.
Elegant Piano and Table Covers, in Burgundy,
and E archaeological S Borders These goods are en-
Tapestry and Embossed ditto, IN all colors
And many other goods, the styles of which have
before been seen in this city before the present
The attention of the housekeepers of Washington,
Georgetown Alexandria, and envIrons is particular
ap pi is-so4 f ' cLAGETT. DODsoN CO.
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

FOR RENT OR SALE-A comfortable BRICK
= House. with eight rooms, and within two and
squares of the Patent GGs Also for sale or
the Virginia CT. Road. Inquire Of WM. T.SMITH-
sun, Banker. next door to Bank OF Washington.
= ished HOUSE on the corner of Massachusetts
avenue and 9Th street. s now for rent at $500 year.
%M TTGas letter or in p'fsS to
FOR RENT-A Two-story FRAME HOUSE
Il ., containing hive rooms with side and back alleys,
y streets porth No. US. Rent 50 per month paya-
Bile monthly. Enquire of FRANCIS b. L6RD,
s SR Sldsl Hsek B9Ss5
9Th and nd 9Th streets, No. 59. Also, large NEW
Lot ptR This Hoases and Lot VIII lGG be ' sod
S pfaIG Inquire on the P HF1 + LANGLEY
FURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT-NQ; 22
street and Penn. avenue. ap 9-6t
DOR SALE.-The BRICK HOUSE, corner of
l. IN and streets. Island, containing rooms
iRysstme9t. II is rented for SIS month. ask
Appy to TG fhSs B. HRTsToN No
IS Sd floor. Treasury Building. APP -lw'
VALuABLE TRACT OF LAND IN IOWA
the s w. fractional quarter of section is, Town
ship north Of range west in the State Of Iowa.
flcI IOuInB pfulIle, near the BROCK
eys branch of Crooked Greek. 1t lies close to the
Burlington and Washington road, and is 81 miles
from Burlington, 6 miles from Washing ton, 10 miles
from Mount Pleasant and Columbus City, miles
from CIawfordsvills, and IL miles from the plank
road. Timber and Stone abundant within pa miles;
saw-ml 2 miles and grist-mill miles distant.
NelghbOrhood settled with church and school privi
eges. A fine grove for building spot on the land.
CHAS. r. STANSBURY,
ap I3-eOlw Patent Agent, 4nl T. ST., cor. 7th st.
ROOMS. WITH BOARD-In one of the most
IL CENTRAL eligible and healthy portions of the city,
in private family, may be found at No 4p Sixth
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pOOMS WITH BOARD-In of the most
IL central, eligible and healthy portions of the city,
in private family, may be found at No. 4Ss Sixth
street, between and + streets. Inquire for Mrs.
+. EDMONSTON. ap ll-eO5t"
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ITO THE LADIES
Il The undersigned begs leave to call the attention
Of the Ladies to the following Goods opening
5000 yards Founcings, embracing all grades
2, 500 embroidered Swiss Collars, in every variety
200 embroidered Linen Cambria Hdkfs, very
rich
beautiful assortment of Dress Goods, embra-
cling a complete stock of black and fancy Silks,
at very low prices
% pieces Camel Hair, a beautiful article Of dress
goods, entirely new.
We can show the cheapest Irish Linens ever
brought to Washington, as many here can tes-
tify.
500 Shawls and Scarfs, very cheap
300 Barege Robes, slightly injured, which will be
sold at great sacrifice.
$3.50 pairs French-woven Corsets, white and
colored, which we will sell at Sl,l2H per pair,
until further notice
The above goods have been purchased for cash,
and great bargains may be expected
X. w. CARTER,
No. So cor La avenue and 7th street,
and ST Seventh street.
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New York Markets

Whisky is firm at 25K &c.
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GLLERs.-The number Of gillers on the Poto-
mac this year Is unusually large, and their senes
and boats dot the river from the Arsenal to Mary
land Point They catch qnite a number Of shad
and retail them at fair prices.
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handsome se ISeH ON Of 'I sPRING BON9Y
TS,CHILDREN'S FLATS, FRENCH2Ok0
FLOWERS. & RIBBONS. The ladies will please
First Ward. ap l4-3tf
MRS. A. w. THORN WOULD RESPECT
1Vl fully inform her customers and the public IN
ment ofSPRING and SUMMER MII.LINE-S
RY Thursday, April 18th. at No, 70 Bridge street,
Georgetown. Ladies will please give her a call as
she will sell at prices teat cannot fail to to suit.
ap l4-Ns
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AUCTION SALES.

BY WALL, BARNARD Il CO., Auctioneers.
-; At sAucrIoN.-On THUR SDAY MORNING.
f EP5. 10, commencing at O'Clock, we will sell in
hold furniture, &c ~ 30 variety vi mousse
painted Cottage Set, complete
Mahogany Sofas and Chairs
Do Tables and Bureaus
lane Seh ana w god seat Chairs and Rockers
FEATHER Beds, hair and shuck M attresses
Also, Hack id Harness.
Counters, Shelving, Binns &c
line. ' 'e iAouse-iurhishins
IL WALL pApNapna co
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LOOK OFT for the Promenade Concerts 10 he
given at Carusi's Saloon by Withers' Band aided
by other musical talent The "Alexanderr Or
gan, which attracted so much attention in New
York; as operated upon by Thalberg, will be pro-
duced at these concerts
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HALLS SEREsApEKs, who have been delight.
ing the Georgetown folks lately, will give their
hfth Ethiopian entertainment at Forrest Hall to.
morrow night Ham Duvall, the capital Jig
dancer, Is to appear, we see. 10
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FIRE ALARMs.-Yesterday. about sunset, the
burning OF building In Georgetown caused an
alarm Of fire, which brought out the companies
of the fire department from every section Of the
city. - WV
Last night, about sX o'clock the firemen were
again called out by the appearance of fire in the
country north Of the city
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The ALBANY BURGESS CORPS, who were so
handsomely entertained whilst in Washington.
during the inauguration by Cornelius Wendell.
Esq former townsman and comrade have pro,
cured a beautiful silver salvor silver pitcher and
two silver goblets lined with gold. which the
company design presenting to that gentleman.
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WATCH RETuRSs-Wm Harris, disorderlv
conduct; dismissed. VIM. Harris, assault and
battery, and stabbing Robert Harrison; bail for a
further hearing. r. Kennedy, diso.dely; work
house sixty days. David Coates. colored disor-
derby conduct fine and costs S2 Al
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WAUGH's ITALIA.-An exhibition will be given
on wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday
afternoons, for the accommodation of families
and schools. Scholars will be admitted for ten
cents each. Italia positively closes on SATURDAY.
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NUMBERS FANCY DRESS SoIREE.-well! Mr.
Marshall has arrived with an endless variety of
costumes and the young felix's are to-day in de-
icious state Of queryng to the particular char
acter (and .Tess to match) they shall choose for
the soiree OF tonight. We anticipate something
both rich and striking In the display at Numbers
Academy tonight.
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THE Lone BRIDeE.-The secretaryof the Int.
rlor Is 10 nave an interview to- morrow at 10 a m
with an Alexandria delegation, upon this snh.
loot
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REV. GEO. w. BAssEr1, late of Illinois, has
accepted call Of the Congregational Church in
this city, owning the old Trinity church. on Fifth
street; and that building will shortly be reopened
Tor public worship, repaired and improved with
a steeple and large clock.
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ORPHANS COuRT.-Jadge Pursell this morn
ing gave his decision In the case Of the Skinner
lnutes, turning them over to the Columbian
deaf and Dumb) Institution" taking the pro-
posed bond of Amos Kendall, President of the
Institution, in the sum of 100 for each child
that they shall not become chargeable to the
mt -
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The POLICE are requested to look AFTER some
rude boys on Sixth street, opposite Col. Seaton,s
garden Yesterday afternoon two gentlemen
walking in that part of the city were assailed by
a shower OF stones, taken from gravel bank OPP
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1857-11-19

lation, at the time Of suspension, payable monthly,
until resumption of specie. payments, We give be-
lows stu atemeDt, showing the amount ofsoircala-
ton Of each suspended Bank, at the date Of sns:
pension, aud of TIE amount of penalty, paid BY
eaeh,, for the first meii,li, from which it viii be
enthst the Ballk of The State comes in, by far,
for much the larger proportion. The idea Of tlie
Banksof the State paying penalty is5a nockery,
nsy simply farcieah The Bank is owned by the
Stale exclusively, and pays IFS SHARE Of the
penalty iieufred, by giving the Comptroller Gene
raj check for the amount. which he Immediately
depesites in the Bank, or has passed to the credit
OF the State, on the books of the Bank. This is
the financial feat, commonly described as paying
q. debt by taking money out, of one pocket and
putting it in the other or, still more familiarly
known. as robbing Peter to pay Paul. The Bank
-of the State thus not only pays no penalty at ALL
but actually makes money by the operation-re-
ceising on deposite the penalties paid by its fell
lows in guilt, the other suspended banks, and
cooliy iiscounting on them, We trust that our
State, while resortng to such preventive or remed
ial fegfslaten as the crisis may demand win not
hesitate; as q matter of honor and good faith, to
refund to. the other suspended Banks, penalties,
incurred by an offence, of which, through, her
Bank, she Is even more deeply guilty than they
are. - - - - .Ss :lls--
:4mossalt Ii circalah0n, By suspended Banks, res
peetirely at fine of suspension, and of the pen
alties ssrerof,y yincured 6g &em,
South Carolina Bank S93, So p'd 390.64
BanE Of III Stale ofS. G.s1 1S9, ,999 12-4, 95s.53
People,s Bank ..,...s859, $50 00"1 9.92
Road Bank. 196 0O......820o0
Planters s. Mechanics Bank 148, l0I ,89.:..:617:09
Farmers Exchange Bank. GAG, ,085.0e 2, 692o2
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aSSIGNEE'S SALE,

WTE ilIsefl at the residence Of W. B. DUN
w Lap, in York District ON TUESDAY and
1st and Cd days Of fDECBMBER
next, they property assigned byssW. B. DUNLAP
for the benefit of his creditors. Said property
consists of TWO TRACTS OF LAND, . =
FOURTEEN SLAVES,
Eight, Horses, Four Mules, Wagons, Carriages,
Corn, Fodder, Household and Kitchen Furniture,
and various other articles. One of said tracts is
situated on Six Mile Greek and Catawba River,
and contains between me HUNDRED and s;
ONE THOUSAND ACRES,
It is we'll improved, and contains some of the
choicest farming lands in the District. The up
Lands are i-suited to the culture OF Cotton, and
the Bottoms cannot be surpassed in the prnduc-
ton Of Corn. The other tract s situated on Fish
ing Greek, and contains about =. 81 s'rSa
EGO, A-"E~
It is tolerably well improved and very fertile
being suited to the production as we'll Of Cotton,
as Corn and other grains. Amongst the Negroes
is.a good :, -. 80 <.,ss!s,e..
BLAC KSM III.
! TERMS OF SALE FOR THE LANDS-A
credit Of one, two and three years, with interest
from, day Of sale, payable annualEy-the purchase
er to give note with two good sureties and mort
gage of the premiseal - -! : !. !.
SEVEN YOUNG AND LIKELY NEGROES
will be sold for cash; the balance Of the Negroes
and the other personel property will be sold on
q credit of twelve months, with interest from the
day Of fsale-purchaser to give note with two good
sureties. @-Hss- a''E -,
The sale will be positive, and those concerned,
and all desiring good bargains, had better attend.
L. Fl. MASSEY, Assignse.
= - d. C. RODDY, go
y7s - agent Of the Creditors.
Oct 20 ~, 4S -. t8t-.s
*s* The Chester Standard and Lancaster Led
ger will copy till the day of sale and send accounts
tn fhis nffice = .s,'. - -.,.l:- -
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LAND FOR SALE

VFyHE Subscriber offers for sale 1900 ACRES of
l. LAND lying in CASTOR County, North Caro-
lina, on both sides of the South Fork of Catawba
River, ID miles Northwest of Charlotte, and with
in three miles of the line of Railroad now build
ing from Charlotte to Lincolnton., This tract Of
fers fine inducements to purchasers, as 1000 Acres
is WOODLAND, and on it is WATER-POWER
Of 20 feet, with command Of the whole river
1t is an excellent site for q manufactory Of any
kind. On the tract, GOLD and other minerals
have been found, and would probably, If develop
ed, prove Of great value.
Also, $50 ACRES on the South Fork-a great
portion of it FINE BOTTOM LAND. 81
The above tracts will be sold in lots to suit pur-
chasers. Terms easy.
No. Persons wishing to examine these lands,
will be attended by the parties at Stowesville, n.
c.; or any desired information given on. applica-
ton to Col. s. N. Stowe, Yorkyille, s.. C.
J. & E. B. STOWE.
Nav II % 50. tt g
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= ~ ~ Is :, .RANISAY'Ss.
HISTORY OF SOUTH CAROLINA

VXYltL be repnblishcd early in 1858, in two
w argcsYolumes octave, 800 rages each Vol
ume, printed on fine, white paper. bound in sub
stau,iaf clath-gilt II seems hardly necessary to
ada ANYTHING to the above, Ramsay'< Historysof
South cayo!ilais q greR work; he was an eye.
witness, sani participated inmuny of the events.
about which he writes We, South Carolinians
are too ignorant of our own history, and the Pub
Usher has undertaken the work with o view to
supply demand which has been felt for some
time The fact is, there is more interest felt o,o
in the History of our State than ever was before.
All accounts of our ancestors are now beginning
to wake up our minds to o lively interest. Wheh
We see them Drawing the hardships Of the desert,
overcoming every difficulty from savage foe; ;and
meeting the stawart Briton in long, distracting,
and bloodyiwar, We are pleased with every danger
they escaped, and wish to trace out the most mi
mute events of their history. Send on your: name
early tothe subscriber. .
. intend to get out the Work early in 1855.
Price, in substantial Cloth, 1925 per Volume;
Half Cali, $500 Sold by subscription, payable
on delivery. W. J."DuFFlE,
~ Bookseller, Newberry, So Ca.
Nov 10 ;,s,46 49, Pm
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LAND FOR SALE,

DY the authority Of the last viii and Testament
I'D of Richard E. Kennedy, deceased, will ex-
pose to public sale, at Chester C. House, on the
first Monday in December next, the Real Estate
of the said deceased not specifically devised, viz
L. The Plantation ON which the deceased for
merly resided, and which he purchased from Jos.
Reid, containing 1869 acres, lying in Chester and
York Districts on Broad River, and bounded by
lands of James G.. Robinson, Coleman Crawford,
and others. ..... ....
9. A small tract lying on Broad River, contain
ing about six acres, on which there is mill seat
adjoining lands of said Richard E.. Kennedy and
Coleman Crawford -.
:. 8. A tract of land called the Martha CASTOR
place, containg 224 acres, lying in Chester and
York District, on the waters of Turkey Creok, and
bounded by lands Of Susannah CASTOR, Valentine
Atkinson, and others. % 4 2. e
4. A lot in the Town of Chester, on which is
situated Carriage Factory; also, some uuim-
proved lots adjoining said lot .-ge
- L. C. HINTON, Admir-,
=, with the Will annexed.
=. Sent 3.1S57. S6 -, 49, law -.
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Nov IL
Commissioners Sale.
In Equity---York.

In Equ1ty---Y ork. 9z--'>s@.
D. y. Schooley and wife,
,s us.a Bill for Partition. :
Levi Lock and wife, ct. al, }
TN obedience to an order of the Court of Equity,
Il made OF June Term, 1857, in the above case, I
win expose topnblic sale on the premises, on SAT
described in the pleadings, situate within the In
dian Land Boundary, and bounded by lands of ].
Leroy Davies, Mrs. Ferguson, A. Williford and
others, containing D. ~. i:
1894 ACRES.
The land sold for partition and division among the
parties interested. :. ~
Tsrms.-A suficiency Of cash, to pay the costs
of this suit the balance of the purchase money
on credit of twelve months, with interest from
the day Of sale, and secured by Bond, with good
and sufficient surety and a mortgage Of the prem:
ises. JN0. L; MILLER, G. &. Y. D.
+ Nov 10 \ (S8A) - As ~ st
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R0n NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. from the
DCU subscriber on the 18th Of October last,
my negro man EPHRAIM. aged p years, s feet
8 or 9inches high. of spare make, very black,
speaks quick, Q small scar on believe) his left
temple or cheek, the hair on the top of his head
was shortest it having been cut close to the skin
in August last He was purchased Of Daniel Hoff-
man, Of Dallas, N. G., and has a brother at Ed
ward MeKeown's of this District, where he may
be lurking about ;'or he may try to make bis way
to Long Creek, CASTOR county, N. C. / will give
the above reward of THIRTY DOLLARS for the
delivery Of said negro to me- or to any Jail so that
I get him. will also give FIFTY DOLLARS
for proof to conviction Of any white for har-
boring said negro.
- .s,...5..s, E..tW. FALLS,
-, : Aes-e?asssss' =! Chester. s. G..
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YORK sHERIrF'S SALES.

iFDY Virtueof Writsof Feri Eacids, to me direct
! HDEed, will sbe sold between the legal hours oi
D.; Sheriffs Sale, ON THE FIRST MONDAY IN
{ DECEMBER next, at York Court House, the fol.
flowing property, dz:-- - ~. =, -
| One tract of land whereon the defendants, nov
resides, levied on asthe property Of Jonathan n,
Stewart, Sr., ut the suit of Abner Stewart and
Others ). -. - :, =. =
One tract Of land levied on as the property Of
Elisha Hardin, at the suit Of j. Heradon.S
One tract of land levied on as the property Of
Abner Hambrght, at the suit of j. Herndon. !
One tract Of land levied on as the property of
John Scots, at the suit of John Rataree, Assignee.
DEFENDANTS interest in . tract Of. land vhereon
she now resides, bounding on lands Of Vim. Faris,
j. NJ. Garrison, s. d. Garothers and others, levied
on as the property Of Priscilla Niyens, at The suit
Of O. r.. Perry. l,a.-1
Three head of horses, two sorrels and oae gray
called .'Charley," levied on as the property Of W
J.. Tonilinsop, at the suit ofJ. II. Walker and o.
thers. - = .fessE :. a.
One 4:horse wagon, levied on as the property
Of Matthew McCants, at the suit Of D. F. Fllis. 2
One tract Of land whereon the defendant now
resides, levied on as the property of VIM. Gwinn,
at the suit of D. T. Wheeler and others. sss7
One tract of land known. as the "Garvin tract"
bounding on lands of James Mcdowell, Mark Gal
braith, s. E. Bratton and others, levied OIL as the
property of S. L. Love and L. P. Sadler, at the
suit of Alexander White, Admir-, and others; to
be re- sold at the risk of the former purchaser.
Two Negroes, George and Jim, levied OIL as the
property Of Robert Mcclure, at t 70 suit Of John
s. Moore & Sons. .tsT IA
One tract Of land situate on the waters Of Nee
ly's Creek, bounded by lands of W. B. Daniel, A.
Smiths estate, Henry Lee, and W. Wylie, IL, lev
led on as the property of Jonathan Davis, at the
suit Of W. P. McFadden. l
On Tuesday after the first Monday in Decem-
Der next, at the honse Of William Hemingway, I
will sell the following property, viz on's lot Of
corn, supposed to be about one hundred bushels
one lot Of fodder, 6 chairs, one cupboard, two
bedsteads, and one small table, levied on as the
property of Hugh Mills, at the suit of John N.
Rrison and others: q.
Eight negroes, VIZ, Hafcott, Charles, Andy,
Green, Lucinda and her three children Arch,
George and Lynn, levied on as the property of W.
B. Dunlap, at the suit of Broach, Mills & Coz and
others. :. - s-.t',. -, sse55s5si e j e
AS assignee of J. G.. Miller, will sell at the
house of W. B. Metts in YorkYille, on Tuesday,
9Th December next, q gold watches, double bar
rel shot gun, lot of books bookcase; and various
articles of household and kitchen furuiturs. =
g.. c. YOUNGBLOOD, 8. z. D.
% Yorkyille November g. 1857 49,
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ASSIGNEEIS SALE,

-, MR. S.S1 ,, ~ 49, - -,
WILL LIS sel az t1e residence o. ny ~; i1Eao4 6Dl1
DayS' 1ys n n6 IN 61rK Dssrlct on tne 9Th ana StH
pAiS of DsGhMbhh ne1., tae properly as
signed oy sala :. L. DAVIS for the beneht OF his
creatofs. creditors said property CONSISTS l OF ~. =.
A TRACT OF LAND - sa.y a..
in Chester District CONTAINING abou. ONE HUN
DRIED ACREs.s varions narcela ~ land In 7Yort
District containing about SIXTEEN HuNDRED
AND, EIGHTY. NINE ACRES. -. =.
49, - = .,--,.-.---.: -.-s -