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from Porte 0abslo FOR NTo snd saw her again l |, Csl
rs ! Durs.r OF se..ee sus. Jamie. q Gag. with
i S Foes csc WI :: az Portland, Hast, u.,.. S.
'sS g RSst =
sa ss: : ~ :; sss
od@sI csS 1s 3 sp, sSr
saw fore and aft schr with topmsss having tarpau
ss fer foresan and b for mansa also jb on heading
ssAr Harriet Or Inhorne Bali. No, sugs.
nom Liverpool tor Charsscn Short proSsons
from Soesus o s,oss ssp VINO
"" : ss
ss Ic. S.s ps sh and
hs ssr Fs ,rSs x %Ssi'tseEF Fer Platte with
sposs store ship Relief cruse after Vessels in dis
ss ssr Reed yssHss
ss Sst ssassids shs 2 ss nS ass. R
SsIh Blue jay from Cardi Hampton date si
20 Ion IS spoke bark Pacific. As days from Msyaguez
e m s
sssr fase ses DAYS oso,
NYorf out Whit with loss Of short
sebr X1iemius 3of SseSiaa Small Dsrien 20 days 10000
Sos hia ns @
boat about Is feet long painted lead color outside and
inside.
scbr Elizabeth Felter Nhree mased Arnold Charleston
9GSys with cotton and rice TO Scranton Talen Expe
renced heavy weather and much fog Feb l. Cape Resry
WNw IS miles fell with Mary Steadman Qreported
yeserdaJ of Nyork Capt Terry, from Georg town sc,
loaded with naval stores and cotton dismased the
abraham Fisher was the only persen On board the captain
bark bound to Took the ste ward and brought
s % e Sn Is sG AS
der storm rysa the lanyard when the spas went by the
board and abe rigbted with feet water In the hold
of the badly fosbittep and allowance week
% inst PM Phoenix island bearing NV by N bark
heading With coors flying in distress and schr near her
with Ices Of foresa bearing by N prevented akng
item by fields Of ice which extended ands At4 PM Ph
nix Island bearing w, vessel dimasted and bark at
anchor supposed the dsmased vessel be at anchor ALSO
hsre was rgs ocean steamer ng ~ them were distant
distant nine miles forced 10 shin aud Is miles
Sc find Opening through the ice eastward the
ice ded from the Cspes Of Delaware IS miles s.
Schr 81 Lawrence Kende Charleston, 81 days with cotton
&c to master Experienced heavy weather, split sails lost
fore boom stove bulwsrks &c.
The ship reported IN this mornings edition the Jacob
Ssmer, incorrect; II should have been the II Elliott
SAILED.
Steamship Persia, Liverpool.
Wind during the day, sw, with rain ats PM.
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ma ud vSs then screwed on and no, taken OF again.
M conn laid on support At the head Of the centre
aisis rss before p n they opened the church and
- RsSss and those who were the nearest were per
tsed 10 sntsv Grace Chursh was probably never nsd
- such ooagregAtion before; vns different audi
r0oe NON the one that usually assemblies there. The IL
~ voe not The elegantly dreased ones thai usually
D1DsuSls mere nor were the gentlemen the merchant
rvfncse Of our city some Of The ladies, on entering
49, ~ ssrsou bey could 70 up In the gallery, and
wS Suoh surprssd 70 Cad thai there was no gallery In
Asiwo O'Clock NE Rev Or. T. q. Taylor entered The
sasnk snd oowmenced the funeral service WAS per
yorusd socordina 70 The usuai Epscopsl rh ms DOC
~ alovy read de following openne service-'nn peu
- Usually read Il he 0rnvo, while the corpse pong
Carried Up she slsie into Ne church
en- ths resurseiicu snd fe sa The Lord he thai be
Aevet n though be were dead ye snsi he hns 81
wbcscever hvs,h and benevch In me- shall never die-T
John nj o. 1 .,
know la my Redeemsr lveh and that he shall stand
Me latter DAY upon The earth and though sher my AKIN
re~rcy u bcfy yet IN flesh shall see oedi whom sinai
80 &c myself and mine eyes shall behold and NOT snesner-
webrcusb notng into IA. world and s certain we can
carr nothing The Lord and he Lord hath taken
awsy biesstd be The name ~ the Lord-l Tim. vi I. JOB
me choir then chan,ed ths following anthem taken
Iron the seth and 10th psalm On socom spiment beng
plAyed On The organ
IoIc le, me know my end And u. number ot my days
a. np bs sei.aea bow long thsyshlys
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lflIc D1nnIfmcni.

HrN&y n. HOWARD ELECTED CHIEF ENGINEER ny
l3s NAJoHITy--THE nEsrLT OF THE ELECTION IN
DBTAIL.
Las, night the 6remen crowded 70 siuyvesant Inst
tue TO hear the result OF the election for Chief Engineer
announced. There much enthusiasm but Ho wards
friends mort The following is the vote
% announced by the inspectors. will be smbered
that there are nftecn hook and ladder companies ny
one engine companies sixty hose companies four by.
trant companies and Board Of Engineers. The fol.
low M The official vote
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FURTHER PARTICULARS IN RE ERENCE TO
SNODGRASS

Our reporter learned ii the station house that the Rev
Dr. snodgrsss VII had been teesraphed TO csme I'm
msdiassy 70 The city, arrived here tuesday but be
Ing informed that no one permitted 70 see the wit
pcssss he took the Information for granted and returned
40 Orange county without seeine BIZ son
younf Hrodgrass 10 said 70 be greatly under the IN.
noe o. his father anc believed thai the LATER
VII induce sis 70 avvSs What he hes hiinsrio tsg W
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The Present Relaxing Weather Will be a
much sicsr those who not wacu of the
of their bowels TIE th-oas costiveness
and lung fevers will all harmless when Brandrehs pills
used. Beware Of counerfets. All pills having '2u
Bosdwayn the side label counterfeit Purchase
80 Braudreh Building 4l5 and Az Broadway. sod also a.
81 Division street BrsDdrehs pills treasure Of health
because they abstract all impurities from the blood % cents
q boz with full directions.
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SCENE AROUND THE COFFIN.

SCENE AROUND THE COFFIN.
MRS. CUNhINGHAM ON HER KNEEs BIZ THE sID1 OF
THE CORPSE.
When Mrs. Cunningh m informed yesterday thM
The body Of The murdered was TO be inferred, she
10 pay the trsue Of her gref to the mortal remaas OF
The maa whom she sssers to be her husband ere tho
rofn was consienSd TO s dark chamber. The request
could not be well refused and at ll3 A. n she was o.
corted to the room OF death by Captain Nkes followed
by her nmly.
Having decmded the ,ase haM way she burst into
rt o. tears soobng syy she az length entered the
dread apartment The tAptain could mot support the
soens whlch he knew mus' easue and therefore
ID outside but the lazy and her family accompa
MED by officers Smita Davis and williams end fro one
Of those gentlemen We have optAred the following part
Culars:-
Mrs Cunningham entered the rom first, and walked
straight TO the coffin standing motonless BY for few
seconds, she remarked, rhsrs not his shirt no never
wore one IKE H." Then ,ne full tide OF agony and des-
pair seemed 10 roll her-thc daughters and little
boys were soboipg birser'y-the mother sank her
knee and throwing herself upon the open colin, she
cell who done H."
The officer described 70 M as being exceed
9Siy ole citing. On 81 the younger daughter
Dees mother, don't cry so" Augusta the eldest OF the
family, held her the other SIDE whilst the two little
boys ne sled together the group sending up dole
u cry OF sorrow, the mother mingDg her signs with 90
dear DOCTOR" and such IKE excsm stions.
Finally the time for the corpse to be reno ved
Ind the fearful group AEceDded their apartments
Mn. Cunnlnabam affected by the appalling sdieu
that medical assistance had 20 be called She put
10 bed, ara Or. Uhr waited her. We ",oos -
hear That her symptoms are not likely to p.ove yoIs
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HoarseDess and BrOncl

Dvuggists' Fancy Articles ExcIusively.-
Unriy allied stoc1 for spring Of 1857.
RUFUS K. McHARG & CO, 35 Nassau street.
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THE BOND STREET TRAGEDY.

COntiDusd from hfth page.
OF every requisite In decision Of character,
IN rgy sef possession, and perhaps cunning for New
Ynk female sstrooge
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-05

Bachelors Hair Dye.-Wigs and TOupees
the best the world made, sold and applied at No. 2S
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-05

sale OF Grand street Property This Day at
suction, by ANTHONY BLE4CKEe at the Merchants,
Exchange 400 and 49S Grand One Ia an old
valuable oyster saloon stand Los 5x60 feet Seventy,
per cent TO remain On bond and mortgage II desired.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-05

Rupture Cured by Marsh & Co.'s Radical
cure truss at No. "a Maiden lane New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-05

The announcement ,of iss majority for Howard v s
received with loud cheers, and II mmedaaeIy an.
nouncsd that one hundred guns would be fred OF IN the
Park this afternoon IN honor Of the victory csrpou
wss brought front Of the Institute Last nrht and
fred OF several tmes amid The eheep OF the How.
sdiouaed,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-05

For COTns, Bunions, Sore Feet, Sc.-The
celebrated Swies plaster is invaluable. Sold By BROOKS
$50 Fulton street, and l. DUPUY. coz Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-05

Doctor BurneM "A Correct Ambrotype
lkeness OF i'll aied gentleman life on Monday
18th, by BACON. aS Bowery may be seen at his gallery
lranc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-05

The Great Doctor Baron SpolAsco has
ed my les-previously wasted So other doctors
HENRY CLEVER, ST. Nicholas stables.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-05

For Well Made, Good Fftting Shirts, with
linen bosoms and collars at IS cents and upwards the
Society, LOG Chatham street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-05

Country Druggists are Invited to Examine
stock Of druggists articles
RUFUS 4. MHARG CO., So Nassau street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-05
MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.

ALMANAC ron YoRK-rHB
SIN RrsYs ,,,......- o6 MOON 90
suN SETS % HIGH EAzrR '....,morn 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-05

HIPS Hair Dye-Four Shilfings Box.
black or brown. No BARCLAY street. also at druggists and
fancy goods generally in 'he United States.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-05

Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupses
stand unrvaed In the country Wholesale aud retail and
the dye priv Atey applied q No. Astor HOuse
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-05

HolIoway's Pills.-Life Prolonged! Upon
the ygor Of TIE stomach the regularity Of the encreors and
epcy These three essentials of longevity and health
Iegsned and perpeusted by the of Holloway pills
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-05

BROWNS bronchial troches when allowed dissolve slow
ly mouth have direct influence to the affected parts
the sedsye and soothing effect TO the mucus lining OF the
wrdp'pe into the bonch aays pulmonary ton, and
relief in coughs colds and the throat affections
TO which public speakers and singers liable Sold by all
druggists
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-05

Special Notice The Adams Express Conn
panY respectfully give notice wagons
have sumed making calls for freight parcels of all
scrptions TO be forwarded East West South Orders
lett al the Office viii receive prompt attention.
Freight superintendent Adams Express Company.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-05

Murray Il LaDman's Florida Water-The
Diaro o de Janero pronounoes this the delicious Of
fragrant II Of
oher tIouehc1. South America Less expressive than he
flowers the tropics It's basis and It's odor almost i'm
perishable. Sold by l. LANDMAE co. Wholesale
druggists 60 Water street. New York. and By all druggists at
bOc. per betle
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-05

Ladies' White Satin Kid and Linen Caters,
boots and slippers for balls and parties button boots and
CATERS for cold weather. india rubber boots and shoes for
snow and RAIN Ladies patronage
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-05

HOLMES HOLE Feb Arr Jan q, bark Prompt, Beers.
w. Po Prince. Dec 49, experienced heavy weather and
suffered damage subsequently went ashore Of
mis- place, and Is ciscbargirg.
Feb 2-Arr chip Bowdtcb Smith New Orleans Goth nit,
picked boats in the about three miles to leewsrd
from Mar ncke Containing the captain and nine in ALL
of the brig Pilgrim 81 John NIB from Surinam Boston;
the brig hsviIg stranded abandoned the day
vous Captain Smith also seerg several drift
ing 10 sea ward. and supposed TO be abandoned
Feb 3-AIr brig Daren Skerre Apalschcola for Boston
On The 18th ul in LAT So Ion 20 fell in with the brig Willie
Of Mschies Stuart FROM Gopaiyes for New York full Of
Took captain his wife and six badly
bitten in sinking coodon, having beer DAYS with
She had lost overheard the
Of The 18th u The Willie iadeu with log wood aud
mahogany
The brig Pilgrim reported has slncs been boarded
from Edfsrtown which she ashore with two feet Of
water in Der hold.
NEWPORT, RI, Feb Arr scbrs l.. Wentwortq Nyder,
savsnpah for NHlavon; Ellis, Nichols, Charleston
Providence W Dodge Pearl, Newburyport for Norfolk.
BOSTON FEB Arr ste amer Palmetto Philadelphia; ship
Pear sar Ieghorn; barbs Tidal Wave, NOrlears: Shcr
wooc, Mobile; A Adams Galveston r Walker, Dundee,
brig ksrrgsn. Port au Prince.
BALTIMORE, Feb Arr steam propeller Joseph Porer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-05
THE YARD SEARCHED.


The privy well searched on Tuesday. The only
articles found Old dinner knife with the handle
broken and pair Of shutters. YeTterdAy the oesspool
emptied, but nothing found The hot water furnace
and warming pipes also looked into, without re
suit rs also the stable and loft 10 the yard
To-day the cnders and ashes In the cellar will he
amired and the In the yard olAred away that
anything be secreted there II may be brought TO light
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sucios. BY aSIaosT. 3. dsLEsokE. ths xereSans.
valuable oyster saloon s,ans Lots SsSs feet each m
per cent to remain bond ana mortgage desired
Doctor BurseM "A Correct Ambrotype
likeness q 4 u as,es gentleman take. from Life Mead.y
trance.
For We'll Made, Good FYtting shirts, with
linen bosoms and collars at rs cents and upwards to the
Ladies' White Satin Kid and Linen Caters,
and o S and so5 sS %
'A'" AD' '-' ). B. SfLfSR CO.. 1874 Canal street.
Murray Il Lanman's Florida Watcr-The
@ DC almost % d: %
os, A%e s:' than he
flowers rcGS y is.; ssa .%ss! IN
dgusess 60 Water street. New York, By all druggists al
Special Notice. Adams Express Com
81 al ns sa s ss If 81 %
scrpons to be forwarded East West and South Orders
''N al zoe 0o''s WIZ ''''''' p''"p' "' JOHN HoEy.
Smithsonian House, Bro.dway.-Hotel Ae-
ss. on s bss s K
Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupses
the dye privately applied, q No AstOr House.
HIPS Hair Dye-Four ShIIhngs a Box
black brown. No BARCLAY street. also at druggists and
fancy goods stores generally In The United states
Bachelors Hair Dye.-Wigs and Toupces
the best in the world made sold and applied ct No 2S
Broadway.
Rupture Cured by Marsh & Co.'s Radical
truss, at No. pa Maiden lane New York.
For Corns, Bunions, Sore Feet, tIc.-The
% sne sws n pP @ sd es BROOKS
Dyuggists' Fancy Articles ExcIusively.-
RUFUS K. McHARG CO., IS Nassau street.
Coughs, HoarseDess and Bronchitis
BROWN bronchial troches when allowed dissolve slow
ly mouth, q influence the affected parts
the sedsve and soothing effect TO the mucus lining OF the
relief coughs colds and the various throat affections
TO which public speakers and singers liable sold by all
druggists
The Great Doctor Baron SpolAsco has
saved my es-preyousy wasted 50 900 other doctors
HENRY CLEVER, ST. Nicholas stables.
HoIIoway's Pins-Life Prolonged! Upon
the vigor Of the stomach the regularity OF the excreons and
the purity Of the GOD Dope ocs the OF life and PHI 81
These three essentials of longevity and health
Iegsned and pepetusted by the of Holloway pills
Country Druggists Invited to Examine
KUfts <. MHARG Co, So Nassau street.
The Present Relaxing Weather will be a
Of much those who not wachu of the
and feveIs will all pass harmless when brandreths pills
a used Beware Of counerfeits. All pills having '2N
Building and All Broadway. Fold also
81 Division street Brspdrehs pills treasure Of health
because they abstract all impurities from the blood 70 cents
box, with full directions.
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THE WITNESSES TODAY.

Inc ilNESSLS lO-OAls
The witnesses who will be on the stand to-day. we are
informed certain residents In the neighoorbood Mr.
Eckes washerwoman who lives at q distance. AID the
cook Hannah The lat or pN has al along been
garded ore who could throw vast amount of light
this m! sierY II she chose 10 speak. She yesterday
made confession nj the station house. AMI she will be
re examined TO Day Her evidence will be important.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-05
REWARD FOR THE CAPTURE OF THE MUIR
DERERS.

SPECIAL NOTICE OF THE CORONER.
The Coroher anxious 10 receive every information In
any way referring to the murder Of Dr. Burde 81 Bond
street, socim the assistance OF oil persons who wish 10
Of citizens from midnight assassnatoa. Any know.
ledge Of the parties will be thankfully received by
ED. ID. CONNERY, Coroner,
No 81 Bond street, or At NO. l66 Henry street.
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The choir then chsuu,ea the Following -

The choir then ohsun,ea the following
beard soIeo sm n, se S sa2as un9 mo Write from
saith be spiI FOR they res. from their a6or. .y ~
NJ sdo come ND y a vii m doe Ia ss ay name y
give rs Gay c.y bread and orsre =
INTO empaoa aevsf q from as .F amen ela us not
Dr Taylor finished the services by repeating the ord.
iInss omiaed in ihe burial service they are - fol
lows
Almighty God with whom DO live The .pln. Of uo.s who
faithful seT they are Dc were. from ne bgrsen % the nesA
sI s 10y az aPs sSs' R asoi ss
sSs ss s do n with 'si % as sO As
S9 saG s SS e Sss e. c ss ouf 10 o Amen
meIsaa Cod =, raiaer q our Lord es1. Srs who
shall I've though be die ana wbosoeyer hveth and believed
Soy apostle s, Paul no % be sorry a. men Vosi hope
S} a. DEAN 4 f$ Il &c rs ,S
business hs, when we shall depart this LIE may res IN
s .s &
my fsSer receive ks ins5cm prepared ior you from DE
ea raiser through Jesus Christ Mediator snd Redeem
The grace our Lord Christ, and the love Of God
Amen
Durips the entire service the audience which was ev
Identity unused 70 the Episcopal service depored Itself
Ss md 70 s
neY.
There many OF the dental profession pre-
sent and quite number Of the relatives Of the decsased
among them was Lewis Burdell and his wife. This n
the Lewis Burdell who stated 10 be In the Lunatc
Asylum on Blackwells Island That statement 10 inoer.
rect, LAWS has never been placed in Lunauc Asylum,
but kindly taken Of BY his wife The OF his
lupsoy 10 stated by those Who knew him well, 70 have
been soodent al see, which brought on paralysis and
IRON that lunacy.
AZ the ciose o. the service nr Taylor said-I Am
qpesed 70 notice for ell 10 remain In their places Until
dccessed friend, his immediate relatives and the
pail bearers bave panied GU, Of the house.
The following rtrsops acted - pail beArers-
Dr. A. Main, Dr Dalyvimpie,
Or. A. I. smith, Dr. J W. Crane,
Dr. John r. Rich, Mr. McNeAl,
Ir.S. W. rImlty, Mr.. VIM. e JOY.
These gentlemen went forward and carrei NE corpse
followed by the relsuves Of deceased the organ In
the meantime playing . requium. Tho audience then
made vush for the door, and each person In the church
seemed striving 70 ect out first The crowd the out,
side Of the church was larger than when the
vice began. police force kept IN entrance open from
The church TOR the audience 70 get out ry carriages
stood In readiness 70 carry The friends and relatives q
the deoeased 70 Greenwood Cemetvy. They we're
ned end The coveee drove down Broadway South
ferry end from there proceeded 10 cemetery whevs
the body duly inferred. The dewalks from Grace
church 10 Bond street crowded with ~ ope watch.
ing the ooytege passed. Bond street was crowded
fer ~ could be from the carriages. All the
way 70 The South ferry the streets were ned and the
windows Of the buildings along the sreet cowded with
persona eager 70 get glance 81 the hearse passed
and 10 The large funeral train Dr.. benjamin. r. Ma.
sure relative Of the deceased, had The control add
Management Of The funeral
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See 1eIePf aphc Marine Report.
The Cunard ship Perss Capt Judk sailed yeser
day for Liverpool with les passengers aud $Ss23 20 In
specie.
SHP TRopc. NOVEL; from New Orleans fer Providence
tG Bristol LIST lost, has experienced very heavy weather
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-05

CLEARED
Ship scianon, Spencer, Antwerp-Poa, Smith Co.
Bark Warden, GIL Cadiz-J w Elwell a Co.
Brig II Jones' NILS Chares,on-DolneY a Potter.
schr He,chkiss, Munson Constsn,inope-wenbe
weeks.
Sehr Stay Townsend, st Andrews-yAn Brunt slaght.
Schr A Tow neend, Townrend savannah-Demil Co.
schr Ten ah. Nelson, Cbai les.on-Msster.
Schr Virginia, Davis Chareston-Mser. Lord Quereau
schr New York, Bingham, Richmond-C Pierson.
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-29
Land and Slaves II,
Sale. SH

BY virtue Of decree of tile County CAM.
of franklin Comfy, in Tennessee, prono wv,''
cd at its August Term, 1857, in the causo "o oc
Benz. Higginbotham &wife against the ho ~.
Of lsaac and Mary Vansant, dec, viii l', oS
Thursday, cath dug Of September, 1857
offer for sale on the premises, 10 the hipho.,
bidder, on credit Of one, two and thraa
years, all that portion of the lands of s,;J
Isaac Vanzant, dec, which was allotted y,
said Mary Vanzant as dowety, the bidd Dr W.
for the homo tract to conmence at &Io ne"
acre, and the biddngs for the barren lana "
commence at 81 50 per acre. And at the snm W
time and place will offer for sale 10 ,hc
highest bidder, on credit OF twelve month"; ~,
the slaves Randall and Harriet, belohuino, =,
the estate of Mary Vanzant, dec, the bidd'IsnSmo
for Randall to commence at 1900, and for s,fiS
Harriet at $500. Bonds with good and ou
proved security will be required of the mr. nm
chasets and o. lien will be retained on thu tho
property for purchase money. The purchn.
sers will only be required to pay $75 cash On
all the sales. VIM. Z. TAYLOR.
aug15 3t "a SO Clerk.
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-29

Gin UP ALI IDEA OF WOMAN FOLKS A
funny correspondent Of the Portland
(Mc9 Transcript writes as follows:
| have recently gin up all idea Of
women folks and come back to perIt-
zeal life. am more at home in this
line than in huntin' the fair sccts.---
Angils in petlicoats, an kiss me
quicks' is pretty to look at, and | gin
in; but darn EN- they are as slippery
as cells, and when you fish for them
ard get bite, somehow Or other you
find Yourself at the wrong ecnd of the
line-t they've cotched you! An when
you've stuffed 'cm with peanuts, can
dy. an doegertypes, they will throw
you away as they would a cold later.
Leastwise that's been my expert
ence. But Eve dun with 'em now
The Queen of s,heeber, the slecpin'
beauty, Kleopatry's needle, Pompey's
pillar, amp lots wife, with a steam en-
CINE to help 'em could not tempt me.
The very sight ola bonnet rifles me
all over.