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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-08
A UcYIoN NOTICE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
N sale-No goods bouc ht In Ali 10 he SOLD vfhout "a

A UCrI0N NOTICE ExTRAORDIN ARY.-GENUfNE
N saeNo goods brought in All to be sold without re-
D. s. not i viii sell al pn5e ancon 10 morrow %nr o
NJ los NJ all the rich goods contained In the private resi-
dencc OF Cryder Sc West Tseniy second street Sixth
above ss embraces fine rosewood and ma
bogany furniture suitable for genec housskeepers The fol
ensioo table sofa bed sds antique clock dnna cbsrs
couch four eugrayinas china dinner Is, -ces
vice tive pieces saser hlsket
twelve silver orks and spoogs LIQUOR caster
ivory cutlery Two sets decauters wege pisces ruby cut
glassware and a toe kitchen utensils belonging the house,
basement carpet aud ecotn also one iron safe massive rose
wood hall stand and chairs English ocoih three cold
wood thres rosewood oeotTe ,,bea t,
chaifs two easy chairs Turkish chair faute
spee arge r sax p wnaes
maniel cioks SIX pairs china eight large
ous oil paintings three velvet narpets two pesy do four
house two rosewood bookcases p.nofore
music cabinet velvet stair carpet twenty -four silver
two wnshsrds, cormode oouches sofas sir
pair shades ten pure hair matresses two mahogany bed
tnde o. other articles meutiou hut taken 10
gether, form uni,u assortment OF nrst class goods.
UCrIoN NOTICE LARGE SALE OF ELEGANT
a. ho osso I'D furniture &c mo eESNI
vate residence 20 West Twenty street near Sixth ave
rue. at PRECISELY rosewood octave pianoorte
mirrors lace curtains bronze and chandeera yeyet
and Bses carpets secretary and bookcase etegeres win
artists; stuary marble Top table, card do Turkish
and reclining chairs lady table encogneurs, antique
marble sacte bsque and French Ornaments richly carved
rosewood bedsteads bureaus commodes armour dgisce
wsfaooes' dressing table shaving stand towel rack hair
mattresses holsters and pillows, feather beds blankets,
sheets &ci sofa rocker and other chairs hail stand,
oco e esehs9n liable ch CT and engraved glass ware
lery, silver plated eastern SPOONS forks &C. and complete
assortment ot sncru furniture with witch the sale wilt
of the house.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-08

UcTrcN rO1ICE -sAvUFi. OsGoOD 4 90. ACC
a cneers store 81 Nassau street will give their rersors
hDusehod frrture &C. II private rem
oentes a. their salssooms where furniture
can be removed fer convenience % sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-08
NEo. q. HAYDoCK, AUCTIONRER.
" TRADE SALES BY
ROBERT HAYDOCK.

- At lOl Liberty street six months credit.
100 crates earhen ware, and Meakims Ewing white
granite.
200 packages French flint glass from Roker hoffman A.
so packages Western tumblers.
loo packages French china plain and decorated.
HENRY II. LEEDS. AUCTTONEEg -sALEsRooy %
~ Nassau street-Scpe-b household furniture clrrsges
Narcotic 60 of this city fcr the present owner, sSR1
he spsnS w ss BY so on Friday April
Tenth street At los o'clock the entire furniture vzhra.
match antique chairs covered IN ssn SrocsSc
French oak bookcases ne Old paintings
gas c or ssDdes real pipes mounted win s
dss Three parOrs farnssod With carved oak XII
damasE curtains 70 match Seve, carpets, superb
octave grand action plano order BY Erard of Paris
orno ssrs and Sss
torres cos cccss ana superb
centre table Forentne tops representing Aurorsprobsbly
se saa ssS
Dining roomFushcd with ebony furniture bullets eAtcn
articles Bsdocms n rich carved
pesr chairs bos secretary couchss French springs
and Other s~ s se SATIN sDrs
ormou and other maneI ornaments clocks Ac reclining
sp %sn9 os
An elegant coupe elegant dog car Or hunting wagon all
elegant wormsDshp, made Paris this country
S; Leather ss sna ana sa & s
be examined the day previous 10 the sale,
ESRX LEEDS HSEsY sshs ~ No
se at auction on Saturday April at o clock a, he sa T
room No 70 Nassau street. household furniture removed for
rosewood mahogany rosewood marble op wash
stands dressing sofas tee ,ete rose wood ana
walnut extension dining table, mahogany rockers mahogany
black walnut and oeewood etegeres chairs plush
mahogany sofa bedseads ocoths mahogany once desks
upright DO mahogany cammodes bedseads, side and
without reserve. $50
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-08
SALES AT AUCTION.
A UGUsrUs 8. MAYNARD, AUCTrONERR.
n AUCTION SALE OF

N, oNIEICsFr HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
pss ss% q
mou eliers sets .. sold silver ware 6sonzes, &c,
at the eega residence, 50 wes twenty s,A street. few
Sale to commence a, lo,s O'Clock precisely.
The auctoneer would call the particular attention Of his
assortment Of Household furniture oecrd Sc
son, all naSe order for the present owner AM 10
peremp'Orily sold to the highest hest b ss.
and Sowers richly carved sscrears and
lined with tulip and satin wood rosewood eeseres mir
WrDs Ses two superby carved rosewood suits covered
h consisting OF tee ete SOFIA: two arm two
and Gothic Reception chairs; oval mirrors gil and
tel mrrors lace curtains cornces shades Turkish and re-
su1ss s1s or 1 %
Gs
ss On yeye srS
e. bail ROSEWOOD Sss stand oiooS stair Carpet, roas t.
towel rack sAavns stand French chin. toilet se.. ;C
shees quilts counerpanes engavings clock Brussels car
Walnut bureaus rockers wash.,ands SOFAS bsdsssds chairs
stand chairs rich engraved ess. decsnter
asss bowls sess@sa ss:: bottles Fssisn marble
ios napkin ns sod silver Gunner tea ssrsics
forks dessert and butter French china dinner
House posssson Immediately For further particulars
suctioneer.
A CUTIE AU0TIoEEER; ,,vo, = n,v.n
the warerooms sos Broadway.
THIS DAY, - continuation,
chamber furniture be sold without reservation liberal
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-08

DEMovAL-DR. W b. LATsON TAXES THIS METHOD
NJ W acquant ha friends and patients that he will remove
rom be od esbsbed dental rooms TO h me- and
Ncnent ores NO 3s5 Eighth second door south OF
Jhfeh street OF the Increase NJ
ox prices.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-08

wv H. WRIGHT AUCrtoNkEa WILL SELL.
" saturday hprllo ut II O'Clock A. NJ, at the resdenc
~ tihce, on the shore Road, between Ray Ridge and
=. ~ A yencl Gsaot.o-. DC household Iar.i.urc, 10
iNs utensils, Dollhouse plants carriages sail boat, &C.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-08

fyONsTABLE's SALE RICH ARD WALTERS, AUG
~ topeer-Store No. % Catherine street. Of Henry
YIN sell this day at lo O'Clock BY virtue several execu
carpets feather beds SOFAS chairs bedseads tables
with the usual variety of kitchen furniture.
MICHAEL DOODY, Constable Fourth Ncsr3
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-08
" AIBURTIs, AUCTToNEER.-C0sTIY n

WIN. Writer'S, AUCTrONEER WILL, BELL Tk
" day, at2 o'clock Mt a6f Canal street large and val
pie assortment OF genteel household furniture from famis
breaking up housekeeping parlor suit large pier /,
mants mirrors oil paintings two pianos lace and dam
curtains royal wilton, three ply tapestry Brussels and
tnR ana other mattresses, feather bots and bedding dr
n,h psin ana other bureaus washstands dining room
b'coe" furn'ure 40. Saie positive rain shine.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-08

RY JOSEPH HsGEMAN.<sATURDAY, APRIL O. AT 2
ID O'Clock p at No. 80 South Ninth street. Brooklyn
Eastern district Williamsburg handsome furniture good
Parlors suit OF walnut furniture In worsed brocae
rosewood secretary and bookcase pier glass and fine
cravings Turkish arm chair BRUSSELS carpets and fixtures
&c Chambers mahogany and oak furniture with mattresses
and feather BEDS grain carpets with the usual assortment
of kitchen furniture Catalogues the house Friday after
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-08
DENTISTRY.

nBNTIsrRY-TEETH EXTRACTED IN TEN gECoyf "a.
- without the slightest pain by my new and original pro
Or r. q. bURKin N3 Canal street near wooasy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-08

UCTi0N SALE OF BUILDING LOTS IN RAILWAY,
n n Twin be sold on Saturday, the 9Th inst, at p NJ,
in front of Persons Hotel Railway several eligible building
lots located IN dry and healthy part Of the town. and within
EMMETT CUIHBERf, Administrator.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-08

A UCTlON NOTICE-A BAR0AIN.-ALL THE vALUA
"A be furniture Of private family removed for conve-
Will be sold private saie only two days
store no Ninth avenue near Twenty second street
in the best greenl plush cost when $780, only
three months in viii be sold for $75 single suits
lot Of rosewood and mahogany pailor and bedroom fru
mahogany hair cloth suits each suit eight pieces
hogsny secretary. bookcase, Brussels and ingram carpets
paintings, &c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-08

A ]; BIEEckEk SON CO WILL SELL At IT,, AUG 70
arbor yi@ and Norway spruce trees prime lot, from
Princes nursery.
A j. BLEECKER, SON co. WILL SELL ON TUESDAY,
On IN ave- lot e. g. about Is feet south 1sth st.
AZ IL cor s s ave- and
On 4h ave i lot .. W. cor 18th ave. and l23d st.
On 18th st-i2 lois and cores n. g., near aih ave
ih ON on s. 10 feet ia ave- so''e
On III ave 8 cores on W Q: 7th ave, n l2Oth ct.
on l2ath st i lot on 8. 8 100 feet O. III ave:
is c on 0as s issf feet e. se ave-
This above generally Of full dimensions and the title in
concern Maps &C., at No. Broad street. .
sorERB SALE 81 oosRE ASS;Sass5 FuasunE,
Csaesrooms No 5 Pine steetJ
ss III ne se
between Gaan place and Smith street. all the furniture
suits and other chamber dining fur
kitchen Full particulars In subsequent advertise
ments
A UCTI0N CE.wELLEs NICHOLS, AUCTION
10Y O'Clock the 50 Nassau street. large lot
plants, shrubs and fruit rees Plants and shrubs consisting
Queen Of the Prairie baltimore Belle shrubs &C.
$50 half standard roses Of IS varieties.
500 dwarf pear trees grated ounce three IS va
retes.
100 Itabella grape vines, three years old.
800 Derridons shrubs very rare.
All of the above years impoaons; well accii
mated, from the nursery OF
NJ JULES LACHAUME
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-08

pY JOSEPH HEGEMAN -sATURDAY, April. g. AT Q
ID O'Clock A. NJ. at No. Willow, between Middagh and
Poplar sIee.s BROOKLYN large and assortment q
Brussels and ingram carpets ol:lohs mattresses feather
beds, extension table stoves &C. Catalogues at the sales
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-08

~ ct iU6 Maiden lane. standard ruoniog
rosst evergreen eec PIT plants 10 great variety gerbeaas
rrss dahlss peonies &C. frcm Mr. Wilson, h,rist
street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-08

a to Water street, Shers sale of stock Of the Forrest
and Machine shop and Foundry consisting Of
twelve machine and turning athes Eve drilling do two cut
ing, castings patterns unfinished work, &c.
PEED COLE, Auconeers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-08
HENRYB HgRrS. JR., AUCrIONEER
Ii HORSE. WAdOhs, HARNESS &C.
On Friday. April 8, at ~ clock,

In 'front.' OF store no b3z Pine Street,
One hne roam horse Is hands high sound and kind
one nearly new express wagon, harness &c.
Also new city made squase wagon double uerc
halt pAtert axle made order in the very Best manner
warranted Sale peremptory for cash
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-08

A UCTIoN NoTICE-THOs. BELL. AUCTIoNEER. AND
saesrcOms Is East large sale q good second
pledged articles, sewing machines boots and shoes gaers
DC Furniture sale Monday IL O'clock at 25 Blocker
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-08

UCTION NOTICE-wEIJESNI NICHOLS. AUCTIONEER
a By BROWNE NICHOLS at their spacious sslesroous
So Nassau street. at 10h O'Clock Saturday April Large
of house furnishing goods elegant furniture china and
ware superb bronze and pAran statistics and
pantinga articles of verfu, elegant musical boxes &C.
which invite the attention Of the ladies' parties reir
uiahfu0 this season.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-08

UCTIoN NOTICE. WILL AM IRVING INFORMS HIS
a friends and the public that he has made ARRANGEMENT
street, opposite the Post office where he will found happy
TO serve his friends formerly.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-08

UCTION NOTICE-M. DOUGHTY, AUCTIONEER
"A viii sell on Saturday, 10Y O'Clock at saesroom 70
Nassau street large assortment furniture re
moved from families for convenience of sale, viz velvet
Brussels and three ply carpets rosewood velvet
and hair cloth and oak SUITS French plate pier
bles marble top and plain enameled chamber SUITS aho
gany SOFAS lounges and chairs AMI a
mask fine oil paintings chandeliers rosewood
hogany marble top and washsands library
aIy bo0kcases marble top CENTRE side pier and
china crocker cutlery and glass ware &c &c, well worthy
the attention OF housekeepers hotel propreors others
Catalogues sale. Goods be boxed for shipping on the
premises Also one fine mahogany billiard table, by vrue
execution. !
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-08
MEDICAL.


l N LAyosIps QoF THE HosPTTALs or PkRly
eoicAl ONCE open daily from II n and 70
a. cx sroadway opposite the St Nicholas sonsulistors
"a hpRIhn Srencb, German, Spanish, nc.
DR;COCpERs 0rFICE, u DUANEsTREEv BETWEEN
-. sna Mhhnrn ONCE hours from In the morning
unu IN the evening. Sundays e,cepted.
DR. WATSON. $50 BROOME STREET SECOND BLOCK
8 In the evening,
NR. RALPTs OFFICES 80 BbEECKER STREET
~ corner OF mulberry Hours lo,S III and 8 TIL g.
DOyTOR WARD, FROM THE LONDON AND DUBLIN
Hospels, can be consulted hls Office Asa broadway,
corner OF broone street Hours from a. M. til 10 p. ~
PARE AND LONDON HOSPITAL rREATMeNf--By
DR. W. LARNONT, ~ Mercer Opposite q Nlcholaa
poIn.ment ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-08

BOARD WANTED-BY A YOUNG MARRIED Corpr n
- In private family OF Christian principles where Tho an
forts Of home be enioved below Grand sfrr
west Sce q roadway PREFERRED moderate Ad
dress q, Il. W., Herald orce. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-08

VIM u. FRANKLIN will sell at auction on Friday Apr
at ~ O'Clock ut the Merchants Exchange,
The three story and basement brick house, with all the
corn improvements and valuable lot Of ground 4gl Broo
street the south SIDE between Wooster and Larens
particulars nj MOL Broad street.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-11-04
OUR STATE FAIR

We learn from our Columbia exchanges, that
the authorities oftlat place are making every
arrangement for the accommodation Of the visi-
aors at the approaching State Agricultural Fair,
(which commences OH Tuesday next
Various conlnodious buildings have been Of,
fercd to the city authorities. aud the Co,umit-
tee OF Reception nre making provision for
the entertainment of visitors in private families
They publish the following card:
At public meeting Of the Citizens held in
the City Hall, OH the evening of the 9th ultimo,
the following resolution, amongst others, was
adopted, viz
"Resolved, That Committee of Reception, -
he app,inte'l by the Chairman Of the meeting,
aud It shall be the duty of the said Commt;e,
to be IN attendance nj the City Hall. on the ar
rival Of the Trains, on the day preceding The
Fur, and on the first und SECOND days OF the
FhTr, 10 IndIcnte 10 strangers where they can
We accommodated, if the Public Hotels are
fulL'
Whereupon tho Chairman, (IIis Honor the
Mayor appointed the following members OF
the City Council. who will eoupo.e the said
Committee Of Reception, viz: j. NJ. Allen,
II. ID. Scum, w. I. Walter. J. II. Boatwr,eht,
Richard Anderson.
ihe Committee give notice, that they will be
oe Mt the City Hall. on The days, and at the
times specified, in the above Resolution, and
respectfully request, that strangers who may visit
our city. fnr the purpose of attending The Fair,
end who desire accommodations, will report
themselves accordingly.
j. VI. ALLEN, Chairman.
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THE NEW AMERICAN cYCLOPEDIA.

We are indebted t." Mrssr: BRANCH ALLEN &
EnwARna, f"r the 1Ih N"lu.nr. Of this great
work. published by the ArrLEI"Ss. We hnv.
so frequently commended the work to the pat
Tonage OF our readers. that We need not only
sny TINT the present Volume, well sustains the
reputation Of tlle preceding. The editorial
corps has lat-'y received n valuable accession
in the person uf CHARLES G.. LELANr-wcIl
known for his learning and abilities. The list
Of contributors is n very large one. embracing
the most distinguished literary and scientific
names in the ountrv.
The plan of the publication, being at the
rate Of three or four volumes, in the course of
the year, places il within The reach of all, who
for small outlay, may thus secure valuable
library in itself The work is of a highly pop
rlnr character, anil is truly American in its
ec"Pe and spirit. Price from s& 90 TO $ 90 per
volume.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-11-04
THE. HOG MARKET.

From what we have seen in our Western ex.
changes the hogs in Kentucky will be abundant
but short in Tennessee. Hogs in X entucky are
said to be furward and fat.
The Louisville Journal snys: We have heard
of some contracts for several thousand head OF
hogs for early delivery nj $4,oo, gross, in twelve
counties.
The Kentucky Messenger says: "Therc has
been in our section recently numerous sales OF
hogs at prices ranging from $3.50 to $500 ac-
cording to qus!ity and condition.
Cincinnati papers say the dealers in Cincin--
natti are Offering $3.50 net for hogs, to be de-
livered in November; this is the outside figure.
The opening prices remarks the price current
will probably be the highest paid during the
season.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-11-04

A SINGULAR CAsE.-A case of rather sin
guiar character was tried at:our court last week.
Some time ago lady, the wife of the postmaster
at Salem. got on the cara of lhe c. G. & c.. rail
road at Crestlne, intending to go to Salem.
She had with her couple Of small children.
When the conductor came round for tickets
she offered him ragged and soiled one dollar
bill, which he refused to take, saying It was
worthless. The, lady said it was all the money
she had, and that it was good. She was then
told by the conductor that she must get off
when She got to Shelby, which she did on the
arrival Of tho train. At the station she was
advised by some gentleman to get on the train
nga,n, 1T being only i've miles further to Salem
This she did. and when the. conductor again
came around aud found her without any money
than what was before offered. he stopped the
train and put the lady off. The day was cold,
and drizzling rain had made it quite muddy,
and having over half mile 70 walk for shelter
ltbe lady and the fyoupgest child rooksa severe
cold, which. aftsra sickness ofoyer two months,
resnltsd in the deathssf the utter. Suit was
brought for damages, and afttr o protrscted
trial. the jtiry rendered q verdict for plaintiff
Of six hlndrsd dssnd any doilsrs' - aaasseld
EeTdfd,-s 80 -. tT;s A fE 1spgi Igt 49,
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% M MI e r RCIAH

ABBEvILLE, Nov. 3.
C"rroS.-Enring the past week there has
been considerable cotton threwn on the market.
We quote extremes to-day, at to 10 cts.
COLUMBIA. Nov. 2.
C"rr"N.-The cotton market opencd yester-
day at prices i'll favor Of buyers, and closed at
nm advance Of t.. The sales of the day amount.
cd to SGT bales-cxtrcmes from to lO5c
CHARLESTON, Oct. 81.
Corr"S There was quite an active demand
FOR cotton today. which resulted in the sale OF
fully 5lpo bales. Mt lllc. Freights on
cotton to IIarve 1916 for urlands.
AUGUSTA, Oct. 81.
C"Tr"S Tine cotton market for the past
week has been rather unsettled in price but to-
wards the last of tho week buyers took hold
pretty freely, at ruling prices and good deal
was sold At from lo4 to l0Hc, we therefore
quote az follows: mid'l!ing lOic, good middline
lo!c to l"sc. mitl'lling fair to fair 1Oa to 1O5c
Yours very respectfully,
G. NJ. CALHOUN.
HAMBURG, Oct. 81.
C"rloS.-Large quantities came to market
last week, prices ranged from l03 to III cents,
nearly all ;hc cotton brought to market last
Wednesday amounting to about 1000 bales sold
from III 60 III cts. Our market closes on a
basis loF for good middling.
ii. & \. Z. SOLOMON
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POOR HOUSE ELECTION.

IN SATURDAY the 26th day OF November
" inst, the Commissioners OF the poor for
Abbevillo District, will elect Superintendent
of the Poor House and Overseer of the farm for
1860.
AS Superintendent he will havo the care and
management Of the paupers, and ne will be sup
piled with board, and his family also (if he has
one0 AS Oversccr he will be required TO per-
form all the duties of such an agent, which are
so well known as To render mention of them
unnecessary. The applicaut-in his proposals
which must be in writing, will state the
number Of his family and give some den of
the services they can perform, and the amount
for which he Offers his and their services
Proposals, by candidates, may be handed to any
member of the Board, and their presence at the
Poor House on the day of election may be
necessary.
Also, at the same time and place, Physician
for the inmates for 1860 will be elected. He
will be required to furnish his own inedicines,
aud attend on the Stewart aud family, as we'll
as all the inmates Of the Poor House when
called on. H.
For further particulars Apply to
JOHN A. WIER,
Secretary aud Trsasurcr.
Nov 2, 1859 2s 8t
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See The card"fJ. NJ. NrwnY. the well known
Wholesale rr'i Retail Dealer in Ready Made
Clothing, of Augusta. Ga. Mr. Nlwuv. has al,
hand very lnrS" and select Stock, nn.i GU,
friends visiting the city would 4, well TO give
him call.
See cards Of CHAnLss Cox Mrssrs Rocul
4 CHRISTIAN; t4+r advert isc,uen,s Of u {;
WILSON, Agt; JS". y. Wien. Scc'y and Trcn
eu'er; EoI't Lisenbcs; Notire "f Ordinary.
Als", the Sales o.! the Estates of Is. ".
Cheathnm: Mrs. IlahelIa f. Smith Mrs Jane
ID. Power: 4. Waller. and John Ruff. Pc.