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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-13
MONEY MARKET.
Gon,.ocrciai nud Haouey N1a.tcr..

Tn. sales today were more ihan commonly light, with
no material change.
Foreign bills quiet Sterling u 73-Francs 5.32t 535
Mobile is again !itlle belter-we quote l6 H. TIE
oler Branches about per cent less. Central II L.
As has supposed those who did sell the broken
bank nocsolhs before the 18th, have badly The
brokers will buy them to-day better THAI 10 30 dis
count excepting the Commercial Bank OF Buffalo, which
80 discount
We have unwi,,ingly been quoting Livingston County
Sank Icy per discount The Bank IN good
credit aud redeens her notes promptly Albany per
cent The error uniUtentonal.
The New.York Gas Light Company have declared div
idend OF four per cent. payable Nov. /.
The sun Mutual Insurance Company has declared dyi-
,ieud thirty per cent on the premiums OF the
wear ending October 4, 1872 for whcR certificates will be
issued and alter Tue ls November The premiums
OF the year ending 18th October si52l5 The earned
premiums S2Si l49. Net profits - 1895.
The schooner Spartan from Bermuda brought 900 in
specie.
The Banks is understood will only be open short Time
on Friday they request that bank business may be
tomorrow.
The tolls Rochester show increase of So SO for
the days ending 7ih October last year.
The American Powder Company, OF which the President
OF the Cbacstown Pheni1 Bank and Stanley, Reed Co.
were partners, has been dissolved.
A, Charleston, bills Esgland I u per cent premiums
Francs $50 sos per dollar. The bank sight drafts
on New York is per cent prem
Mobile there good supply OF bills Offering, but
ing 20 The unsettled condition of the market extremely
difficult effect negotiations Since last weekly report
rates all points have declined about per cent
still further downward tendency. The Inside figures N
York Gu day bills and specie accordance with actual
sales N,w-York 60 days 20 a2l-Sigbt q IS Specie
~ q.
Enthusiastically reported for The Tribune.
ASHES-The bills out To-day about zoe bbs ard the
receipts between $50 and 40e bb both descriptions The
demand Pots is rot active and the supply being rather
large the market further declined bbls having
sold al gu. fail of III since Monday Pearls fl
and 100 barrels have sold co. below which be
had.
CoTTON-Fhere literally nothing doing in this staple
Buyers both export and home consumption appear to
have deserted the market and the -w sales making iad-
cafe heavy state of market, and generally in Ia
buyer. The stock very low athsugh from The
small amount OF sales taking place il is slowly increasing
We quote Upland and Florida &: 9; Mobile 81 ST.
| lair 81; New Orleans ST lot-fair g.
FLOUn-we ha re seldom dali day as this has
been among the Flour dealers The quantity sold has been
very small and mostly IN retail lots The receipts were
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No answer was given to this proposition.

CASE OF Col. WEBs.-Jnmes Watson Webb,
IN licted for leaving the State with intent TO re-
ceive challenge, appeared in the Court of Ses-
sions yesterday, put in special plea of emily,
and addressed the Court post ably in explanation
and justification of the conduct for which he stood
arraigned. He very forcibly urged in his behalf
the facts that attempt had ever before been
made to convict or punish any one under this pro-
vision of law, though the offences against it had
been many and fragrant; and not less forcbly did
he arraign that depraved public sentiment which
condemns the man who refuses to fight (rather
than be kicked off the sidewalk yet calls for
the punishment as felon Of whoever obeys its re-
QUESTIONS by fighting Col w. avows that he
entered the stage of active life military man,
adopted the code of honor of military life, and has
ever adhered to it. He suggests that his conduct
in the affair with Marshall was not sanguinary,
that he was forced into the fight, entered upon it
with fixed determination not to take his oppo-
nents life-a determination proved by letter
written by him the night before the duel to Mr..
Hoskin, his associate in the Courier g. Enquirer.
The District Attorney gave notice that he
should move for judgement against Col. j. w.
Webb on Tuesday of next week. The Court then
adjourned to Monday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-13
Ohio.


We have letter from our well-informed regu-
lar correspondent at Columbus, written on Satur-
day--only three days before the Election. He is
perfectly confident of victory, and only anxious
that the weather shall be good, so that the full
Wing majority may be manifested in the result
He estimates Corwns majority at 10000; noe
shall be satisfied with 5000, knowing that the
Abolitionists will pull away 3 to 5000. and some
of our friends refuse to vote on account of the Le
gislative resignation, which they disapprove. 1t
is desirable that the weather should BIO good as
great many in Ohio are sick of fevers, &c, at
this season, and can only be brought TO the Polls
in good weather. As the day tuesday and yes
terday were both remarkably clear here, we trust
that Tuesday was fair in Ohio, and that nearly the
wholevote came out. If so, it is all right. A
full vote and Wing victory are nearly the same
thing.
!, Our correspondent at Dayton, and is in
constant intercourse and correspondence with the
Wings of the whole State. We are shade less
sanguine than he, simply because he has been most
familiar with the Southern and Central portions Of
the State where the spirit of lS4Ois fully aroused
In the Northern and Eastern Counties, especially
among the great Wing Counties Of the Reserve
the awakening is less decided, the vote will be
lighter, and the Wbig majority less than in 40.
With regard to the Legislature the Wings
struggle at great disadvantage, owing to the ros
cay Gerrymandering Appor,ionment of 1886
That Apportionment gave Legislature Loco-Foco
in both branches, in defiance of G,OOo Wing ma
jority, and thus sent Allen to the U. S. Senate.
We have not had Legislature Wing in both
branches since though the State has been Wing
by 100000 Now feel confident of the House,
but cannot have the Senate. We can only count
on l6 Wing Senators as probable, but there is a
bare chance for two more. which would make a
tie. Aliens torn expires the 18th of March
next, and we barely hope to see THoMAs EwlNe
elected in his stead.
Our arrangements for receiving early retlrns
from this important Election ample, and we
hope give enough to decide the resul, on Satur-
day morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-13

AccDENT.-on Tuesday, on the Alum Spring
Road, near Lexington, us the mail stage was de-
scendins mountain, the foot board gave way
and the driver, Mr. James Gulbraith, was precip
tated to the ground, and the wheels passed across
his breast. He survived only about two hours
Mr. G. was in his 2lsr vear
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-13

70 Mr. DEnPsrER gives another Of his plea
SAINT Ballad soirees at tho Society Library this
evening. Hear! Hear
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-13

g The friends of Home Industry in Brook
LYs held large meeting at National Hall last
evening, to choose Delegates 10 the National Con-
vention which meets to-day--E. RAYMOND in the
Chair. After an Address by the Edi,or of The
Tribune, serie, Of able and per,inen, Resolutions
we're reported BY JOHN S NOBLE, from Commit
Tee appointed for that purpose, and adopted. Sam
ue Oakley, Roln Sanford, Peter Morton, David
Felt and William Forbush were appointed Dele
gates to the National Convention. which assem-
bes this morning at the Lyceum of Natural His
tory. 500 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-13

r For Uncas and Miantonomah,' by
Col. Stone, A Wing City, &c. see First
Page.
@ For Foreign and Domestic News by
yesterdays Mails, American Pins Pro-
vision Market, &c. see Last Page.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-13

1T The WING ALMANAC has b. en- for sale ten
days, and have disposed Of 900 copes-all for
cash. We received yesterday order Ter 500 from the little
iowa Of Grenada Mississippi enclosing $40 better money
than you would suppose could be found there in these days
of Better Veto CurreDcy-only about per cent dis
count the average. Our friends who bava bought their
third and fourth copy supply The place of those
svey borrowed begged away from them that
this Almanac Is just what wanted We certainly spent
money and labor enough in its getting up, and all but the
Portrait Of Henry Clay is to liking and that
ployed the best artists and paid them their prices II
impossible get good likeness OF Henry Clay
wood.
~ Those who mediate piratng from this Almanac
informed that shall defend copyright rporously
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-13

70 WlLLMlSeroS, Del, on Tuesday. elected
Loco Foco city officers BY 81 majority; usual
so.
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, give the vote of a few {:

Totn-2s Counties. ..S-SH 1855 $50 7678
Wing majority row. LIS. Last year. ,ss2
~ Tho albany Argas endorses the Bearisley
ticket as regular and gives the real Loco Focos
the cold shoulder. This is as expected
U- The rsport that f. Q. J. SMITH had been
appointed Postmaster a, Portland Maiue, proves
incorrect or at least premature.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-13

II TIE Tniiora and Hair Dreasers.-Im
proved Camphene spirit Lamps, expressly 10 work
by. Also. Canphene of superior quality, by
o5 Inn @ MICHEL, 8 Catharine 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-13

FESTIVITIES OF To-MoRRow-Are there cot: Yes we
know there must be, many persons who are de.us OF ap-
pe airing garh BETTING the occasion who as
yet have no Possessed themselves OF hat TO such
we say go 10 Parker Co OF Csntrcst Ciy
10 get soaked IN the fountain P. j Co. sell elegant and
durable hat Tor oalY 81 e2 viii you not Tomorrow sp-
a hat =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-13

II The preparations making AT the New-Tork Museum
the CToon Celebration day such will surprise
though, from The specimens have he
Managers energy, have expect great things
Bot We ndesand there slehing in patioD thai,
will prpass the no,t sapgune expectations Of the lovers
the Lecture Room during thu day. Sigmor Bli,z and
host OF Experimentation asceDsons Tags band. Of u-
sic. &c The admission VIII be chilling. a. Isual
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-13

Total Wing majority $50
% HARRIsoS's majority in this County was
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-13

q" The LAST OF THE BuLIwlNKLEs." a
Novel by the author of The Brakeman, The
Percy Family, &c. (erst American Edition) has
JUS, been issued by the Brother Jonathan folks
in preservabe Extra for twenty-five cents We
have time 10 read Novels. at least, till after
Election, but those who have will find some
amusement in this.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-13

INew iron balcone, and other improvements are seing
added 10 The American museum in honor the great cele
braion The managers preparing novelty Tor thai
which VIII asioni,h ana delight the whole city,
The attractions this week the best ever put forth there
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-13

u Our resders with any eruption their Skin should
really buy the lsian Chemical Soap Gl4 by Jones of 90
Chatham street Ii is really excfent-gves dark auburn.
yellow kin, hne healthy cearness and makes le1de.
CT chapped skin, smooth and easy. Trv i, once do
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-13

r Tho Office Of The Tribune is removed TO the
new and spacious buildings, no. 100 NASSAU
STREET, In from. of the Park. and nearly opposite
the City Hall
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-13

II Genilemen's Scarfs aud Cravais-CDe
OF the splendid and assortens Sc6rs and
offered III this city, may be found C. g.
HATCHS, 81 Wiiam-s,reet, OILS SIS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-13

II Coed Offices TO Let fair rents in The build
ing No. 70 Nassaut, just enlarged ami iroproyrd
They well located pleasant and comrodieus oi3,
II Home Industry Convcntion-The Mem
eers OF the Convention OF Home Industry meet al the
um OF Natural History Thi. Day al II o'clock A. D. il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-13

~ Democratic Wing Geaeral commit
tee-d SPECIAL Meeting OF this CouHi,tee VIM oe neid al
The groadway Aouse on THURSDAY evening Oct 18th, al
, 1l n,c I,oao"a' ELLIS POT'rER, Chairman.
J. II. HosAsT gAws' Secretaries. oloa,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-13

II Religions Notice.-The Ordinations OF Joseph
Sockbridge Licenare OF the Baptist Church and Chap
lin in the C. = Navy will take place this evening the
Bsh,i.t Tabernacle, Mulberry street The Ordination
sermon will he preached By Rev. w. II. Williams, d. D..
The Exercises expected 10 be al great interest
Bethel cause in this city. Services win at 7
o'clock o!3
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-13

u GOMrnUd's P0Hdre SUBTLE, for completely
permanently Graduating superuOus human hair
female, upper Fps The hair conceaDg broad and ee
Sared forehead The stubborn beard OF any kind Of
suprruous hair Be get the genuine the original
office, 81 "aiker-street, ose soor from Broadway.
Il per hOtllr. OI2 Inns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-13

PHILADELpHlA.-We rejoice to state that the
Wigs of Philadelphia city have fully sustained
themselves against the combined assaults Of Loco
Focoism, Tylerism, and the fierce outcry against
alleged Municipal abuses, which drove hundreds
Of good Wings into voting against US. John M.
Scott is reelected Mayor over Richard vaux by
l,003 majority, as follows:
1872 1841.
Mayor. Scott, (wbigl 645 Mayor Scott twhe)5G5s
V.u1, (ail sorts( 5ls7 Badger loco 1895
Wing majority .....l,oes Wing majority s65
It will be seen that the vote is 1000 higher
than last year, and only 1000 less than in 1910
The polls were not closed ill after midnight, and
then several were in attendance to vote in vain.
The Council Ticket of course dragged heavier
than the Mayor, and is elected by only 525 majo
rity But for the name Of Henry Clay, the ground
les. cry of Reform = would have carried the CRY
against u.s. though It's perfectly good for 5000
COR :: HARRY OF THE VEST in 1874
The County of course went against US, as it UNI
Cormly has done since 1882.
ONEIDA-The Anti-Banl< Loco-Focos have
nominated clean ticket in opposition to Boards
Icy and the Oneida Bank party. The two tickets
are as follows;
Bank Loco II icke. Real Loco Ticket.
CONGRESS- CONGRESS
Samuel Beardsley, OF Utica Gen Samuel Coms,ock'
ASSEMBLY. ASSEMBLY.
John II. Tower Clinton, John Curr1e. OF Augusta,
Dan Caldwell, Marcy, Kruger s. Miller, Boonviile,
David Murray, Augusta, Aaron Bailey Vienna,
- FaSett. Vienna. George Walsworlh, Rome
We predict that the Bank ticket will drive the
other off the track. Real Loco-F oco.m never
amounts to much in County so intelligent
Oneid a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-13

First Gun from New,.1s
Y, MI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-13

We predict that the Bank ticket will drive the
other off the track. Real Loco-F oco.m never
amounts to much in County SO intelligent
Oneida
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-13

u Religions Services o. The occasion OF TIE deaih
OF the Reverend DR. WILLIAM ELLERY CHANNiN1
will be observed Thursday Evening next The 18th ins
ocIeck the Church OF the Messiah, on broadway
opposite waveriey Place The Eungy WILDE pronounced
untaran society in this city and prayers will be offered
by the Reverend Frederic A. Farley Pastor Of the Frs'
Unitarian Society In Brooklyn, and tae Reverend A. r
PEABODY OF Portsmouth, n. H., temporarily officiating at
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-27

NAldEW'S LAND FOR Satellite subscriber wishes TO
'i ~ well known and valuable Farm, Seafard, III The
Mathews, containing about l,rn0 The situation
' = a. handsome, and the land is protnciIve AS any
'''t coHnrf. The buildings connections, ana very
sNti'F constructed, Win every Necessary out ioiSe. y
,, t' "n his heen recently highly married. ana lined, ana
'tr To each q" three fields about thousand barrels oil
I"hly VIII dispose OF To S:t pufchtsers-in one or
plaie Parcels. further description is deemed useless
is That tcSt Tho viii invest their money IN real estate
CONE and examine for themselves II il not disposed
'a SHE before June Court day, tthe second Monday
= 'H tha day. o!er 1t publicly NJ Mathews Courthouse
'sTl'' nacr known on the day Of sale.
THOMAS HUDGfNS.
t. The stock Of Cattle, &C., will he sold nj the same time
@ Among tie Cattle there very valuable blood
N0ck. T. II.
N~H2G ll6-td
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-27
Tnnbe Real Estate for Sac, and Notice 10 Creditors,


- -, :, ,,,sro,ce nj Il decree of The Circuit Superb
,nu Of Law and Chaucfry for the county "t lappanat
@ made on ,e ,nd day Of April s2 IN cause depenans
] between Jaeiem r. Taylor < Gu, Pal.;ls, anu ahcr
in his o,yn right and late Executor OF Noses G'hsn'
.d and Others Defendants, the undersigned WIZ proceed
~ ,;.s and places hereinafter mentioned. 10 sell All lne he
I, raw remaining rnsol, Of which the said hess 'imHo'
. -sd et;tjrc interest therein given ny me WI Oh
n' Moses Gibson his widow Mrs Elizabeth w. 1ionn
49, III. Also all Real Estate no." remaining hhso'm
h was conveyed by tie said Miner Gibson to odc"n H.
] fnnc of tc rsigncd by deed ol tr,i-i nearing ie
,mJ doy of S-uiebe 1910; and all me ftrs"ii ESTATE
w, - .. couprrhen.ed in The said deed Inc ar cohs''o
.r,, larre stills and d:tinc apparatus, horses, &c. ~ g
rhn land large bIGv Containing aaohl i'''
, r. ,,so value with ca5lr Improvements upon u, NJ
u ~, ,rr. aud extensive dsliIie'y win Hst mil a'''
Inrc hrie. merchant miii sa" and "t mn, a"u
Gu and lot ,n ri.n The land WI be d'idta ~ par
~ u, ., purchasers suc manasr a VIII te pitn'afS rN
ce.s " y" b. ale Ihc III commence al Flint ii on
The a0 dag of June next and be Continue" ' c 10
r. ma, j. completed Tie fsora properly WIZ w s'u d.
Nm NH and At tie noted dtley q" HE sai Noses ana inner
,.. ,rJ each r.,cp Rrai E3'; VIII be Soid Oh te
srrc.iyeg The laad will &c sold upon equal 'al,
III, avnar rrsteciivey. III one, o ana three Years ',o'
II sale the a,Ts c". hand win good personal SC
anil deed al trust Gion the premises 10 secure thc pay
III ,onal rro2e:ty win be sold upon crdt o! wess
r al sums over 81, fer cash ur Nil nms oil 50 ana
thai anuln the prrcl acs crs bond "i. sou seeu
". S Wn H. d iit%&s' Commissioners,
G.. MDFtETT,)
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-27

TROY FEMALE SEMINARY-In this Institution the school
consists of A weeks, divided into of - weeks
each first "Wednesday Of March, al the
close of which vacation of six weeks the other commencing
the third Wednesday of Sepcnbe nj the close Of which va
cation of two weeks
The charge tuition and hoard with all the Iccassaries con-
necied herewith, 5000 annum An additional charge IL
made for Music and the other ornamental branches oil cinae euu
caonor, where fixed preferred $500 per ann'n, one
half payable Of each term VIII be receIvcd
and for pupil will entitled all the advantages Of the in
stiiution.
Pupils may period Of the and required TO
pay only from the time ef entrance
This institution possible facilities for thorough
ornamental education. The principals
assisted by eighteen professors aud TEACHERS.
annually delivered b: profess
Chemistry Natural Philosophy Geology, botany Aso
nomy Concholosy and Elocutiou.
The furnished with library, valuable apparatus
experiments Natural Sciences well
of minerals and Shells maps, CHARTS globes mo
dels, &c.
French department under the charge Of Prnieso. John
Edwards NJ who the advantage Of uniting
knowledge n the French and English languages
being Of English and born in Paris and educatrd ~
Polytechnic School The rapid Of his pupils affords
the evidence of his superior abilities teacher
The pupils received into the family OF the principals, IN
which every ariangeHe made for their physical edaeation
private rooms eica the Of the iourteea female
that of experienced being among Hose ~
the youa, ladies'.
Tie Of tits institution the result al The arcn'
lated facilities nf the twenty nine years OF ls onward progress
Circulars containing particular information be obtain
application The Principals, John H. Willard and sarah H.
Willard Troy, y. Y.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-27
KEDEE yOOE L4.N.NS

t,,,,,- KFOEEN |UUE Inns!
ptloRS OFFICE, Richmond, Nay IL, lsi2.-Thonsards
'S OF land. ani lois in towns, Sold tor
uhe-f the Resenae Laws Of Virginia. In tie Fab Of lsiu,
e rr'dcn"@s oftfr Oetobcr next, If purchased hy ndvi
Mtho"ch perhaps much the largest of The tracts
we nahes :" onres!ents, many owned by Cit
h uhe stale no have either trusted too piuch
neglected 10 pay the This notice is therefore de-
ued 10 eau the attention Of persons interested to the subject
nuncations addressed TO this Office will he attended TO-
Nay l3 ''i VI ruoie A's""n ,I
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-27
NAVY COMMISSIONERS OFFIcE, J

having been determined by the Navy Department IN
executed series of careful experiment, TO ascertain The
values of the different varieties fuel appcabe 10 The
POSES Of steam Navigation in the Navy Of th United States
propeors of mines, others, furnishing such fuel are in
that upon forwarding TO the Navy Yard at The civ of
Hhie"n at their charge, quantity not less than Two
IN weight Of the fuel which they respectively supply In hr
before the first day Of July reat the Department
cause the trial Of The be faithfully made to discover
power and other properties necessary be known
10 judge of its fitness for the purpose above specified
sample thus seat must be accompanied by
OF the origin of the and period
rom the mine, also of the points the Atlantic coast ON
mississippi Gulf Of Mexico, the Lakes at which be
' conveniently delivered.
"P'h = ll5-,d
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-27
VALUABLE ALREMARLELAyD FOR SALE.

49, VALUABLE ALBEMARLE LAND FOR SALE
vrue OF Deed Of Trust executed the subscribers ny
- Niles Mcon Of Hanover county, the 3it March las Tor
~ purposes therein specified which deed has been duly al
sd eftcof offer, nj pirate sale thousand acres OF
and # very superior quality lying Albenarc county. on the
e ri clrtsr' Mountain, the road leading from Char
'e 10 Scotsyi ie, being about nine miles from the former
i 70 r from the latter place. This valuable farm.
@ 1o'ou o Blenem Estate, lately owned by Jas. Ross
About % acres fine forest, and the remainder
es about 1 of Hat capable of being converted INTO
i meadow Land TIE admirably adapted 10 the growth
N"rt to13cco, sc. Bat more particular description Is
d unnecessary. the estate well known III Automatic,
acnu Inspection The will be. third in cash.
ent 70 cash, and the balance in years carry
i lfo The DAY of saie-the deferred pay Ice
% ny bonds approved security, deed Of trust on
d Should The Trustees, however, he enabled 10 make the
' arrangements, the may be varied 10 be more
',oaoe Ia the purchaser.
vi communications addressed undersigned, Rich
-'"@' vi! be promptly attended To.
JAS F. HEATH,
SELDEN {. MACON,
. Trustees Of Miles Macon.
N-E q I'll