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The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-08-12
From the ". j. Roening Post.

The following extracts from letters received in
this city yesterday published in the Journal Of
Commerce They show the good effect Of a gen
erous example. The course taken by the United
States in Offering reciprocal freedom Of navigation
TO other nations, il seems, is likely to be initiated
by the governments Of Chill and Holland.
Extract of a letter from Valparaiso, dated June
20, 1850:
Among the many useful measures recently
brought forward for the consideration of Congress
by the present administration, there is one by which
Chill, following the example Of the United States
and England adopts the reciprocity system in re-
gard 10 imports and tonnage dues, and another
~ winch the trade III tobacco, until now monOpo-
lied by the government, will be thrown open to
everybody.
The moment is favorable for reforms the state
OF the country being highly prosperous, and its
resources rapidly developing. our exports of min.
eral and agricultural productions this year will far
exceed those Of any previous one, and show every
indication of further progressive increase.
Extract Of a letter dated
AMSTERDAM, 10th July, 1850
In December last we informed our friends that
our government intended to make alterations in
our navigation laws; and feel pleased that VIC can
now add, that the sundry laws prepared TO that cf
iect have all been agreed to by the Second Cham
Der of the States General go that thew now REQUIRE
only the sanction Of the First Chamber TO be duly
established and no doubt they will he brought in
to operation shortly
The main points that have been altered are the
following:
The tonnage duty has been equalizcd for all YES
ses from all ports.
Great simplhcations have been made in the Ia
rlii, and the advantages hitherto given therein TO
Dutch vessels have alfo been abolished.
Amongst others, the difference in the import duty
teas has been done away with altogether; so that
for all teas in all vessels, and from whatever place.
the same duty Of 2Of per kilo. with the additional
duty OF 10 per cent thereon, will have to be paid
The duty on sugar by American ships is also re.
duced from H. to 20 cents for 100 kilo Cotton free
altogether
Transit duties have been mostly abolished.
Foreign-built vessels obtain Dutch registers
on paying duty Of per cent. besides the usual
expenses Of a sale II sold here.
We hope the liberal tendency of these changes
viii operate favoraby upon tho trade 81 Holland
generally, and lead 10 increased opportunities Of
being OF service here TO our lorcign friends.
We remain, regardluy, your most obcdcnt
servants,
(signcd) DANIEL CaoANrLlS & soSs.
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FlsHso.- Martin Van Buren, has recently visited
Ogdcnsburg and enjoyed fishing excursion on
The st. Lawrence, accompanied by bis brother and
son, the pr.ncely John. The OK President, says
the Ogdeneburg Sentinel, in remarkably good
health. The party passed down the river 20 Mon
treai W Sunday, Che 18th ult. R0ehotv Democrat
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-08-12

Mr.. DAVIS, of Mississippi, moved, and the Sen
ate proceeded to the consideration of Executive
business,
And shortly afterwards the Senate adjourned.
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WAsHINGroY, August .. 1854

DEAR SIR: have received your letter OF the
18th ult., and an extract from the Republic of Buff
ialo, implying that am the author of the poti-
cal maxim which recommends ''takng care of the
rich, and the rich will take of the poor" You
the author OF that saying, OF any such doctrine
or expression; on the contrary, | trust that the
political labors of my life show that my object has
been, steadily and always, to relieve the poor and
portion OF the community from the evils
which usually affect those classes in other countries
and to place them in this country in situation OF
comfort and of independence.
Very respectfully yours, :.
DAN'L WEBSTER
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Reception Of Hon. Dudley Mann nj Bern

INC Tribune translates from the Bornc corrc-
spondencc OF the Journal des Debats, July 10. the
following
The Federal Assembly will probably be adj
Journed until the month Of October. Since yester-
day The press has been much occupied with tho
arrival at Berno of MIR. Dudley Mann, the diplo-
niauc agent ON an extraordinary mission from the
government OF the United States 10 the Swiss Con-
federation Mr.. Mann presented his letters of Gre
dence tho day before yesterday to the President of
the Federal Council, and expressed the sympathics
OF his Government, and the sincere desire of
strengthening the ties of amity which already unite
the two republics. This is the first time that the
United States have been represented by special
mission IN Switzerland. In any event, Switzerland
cannot fail OF deriving advantage from THE step,
by extending her commercial relations, which she
VIII arrange by separate treaties, and by securing
the most favorable conditions 10 the Swiss o,norr,
uon TO the United States-an emigration which Ia
every year"
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We copy the following from the st. Louis Repub-
iic0t Of tlc 81 instant;
"Mr. John H. Jones' from Fort Laramie on the
10th OF july states that previous TO his departure
nearly all the California trains had passed that
point, and on his way in he met but some two or
three hundred struggling cmigrants, aud about
one thousand Mormons, the latter bound Tor salt
Lake, all OF whom appeared to be getting on we'll
"About the 4th of last month, and during a very
severe spell Of warm weather, the cmigrants in tho
vicinity Of the fort suffered dreadfuy and a great
many persons died from cholera and other diseases
Since that time, and up TO the hour Of his dcpar.
ture, there were fewer reports of death, and a. far
rs ascertaincd, il vas thought that all who had
reached Fort Laramie and beyond, would succeed
III getting through without further allictiou
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From the Buffalo Express.
Daniel Webster,

A week ten days ago there appeared in the
Republic newspaper of this city part Of brief
article in the Express, relating to the appointment
OF MIR. WEBSTER as Secretary of State, accompa-
med by some rather harsh structures upon the con
hc intimated or assumed that he the author of
that thoroughly detestable political maxim 'of
taking care OF the rich and the rich will take care
Of the poor 3" We knew that Mr.. WEBSTER had
uttered any such sentiment as the Republic
imputed TO him, although the charge has been made
times without number But instead of resting it
on our own unsupported assertion, preferred 10
obtain his authority for the denial.
The following is his reply to note directing his
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rHE PENSION APPROPRIATIONS.

Mr. HALE moved and the bill from the House
for the relief OF Elephus c. Brown was taken VI
and passed
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THIRTY-FIRST CONGRESS
FIRST SESSION.
SATURDAY, August 10, 1850.
S f n A T E .

sLAvERY-FUGITIvE SLAVES, &c.
Mr. HALE presented large number of poti-
ons of the usual series relating to slavery and
slaves
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-06-06
Notice To Contractors.

- EAI.IN FKOFONAI.N VII be Ioccivod by me until
y OF the s DAY o juno ucNt t the construction Of
the Hft section # Inc Iiogi Court House and Ihisrdc
Turnpike R0ai, extending, say about ten miles from the
fomet place. specifications aud field notes may be at
the Ia, u Asa L. Howard FLOYD c. H., and al John
sous Tavern Ia lllls,illc, uuth The day nam,l toi,
will be forwarded 10 an, dcsous obtaining them. The
section will be required 10 be completed within the present
This road about y miles in length, is to be built entirely
upon state account aud ctus,sertiun VIII he similar To-
that al the Rock, Mount Turnpike Tho remainder oi the
lne will be LET lpay the location will admit OIL say
about the ht>t Of .lu,-
The night to reject all Of the bids is reserved, and
The contract When made not 10 be binding until approved
b, the Board Of Public Wotks.
The Proposals mu he addc'sc 10 at Fnydc IL, and
be endorsed Scaled Proposals
B} order 81 the Board o Public WurlSs.
LuhN ELI. II EkOW,', Engineer,
Floyd {. II. and lhl!sviilo Turnpike Co.
NAV 10 -tSiuuc
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DIR, KUHL'S MEDICINE.

IL \ | n | "A M | Il u X L.
ryDR Colds influenza Cosvenes, Piles, Affection Oft he
II Kidney aud BLADDER, Gravel, &c, Fluor Abns, Weak
aud other Female Complaints.
REFERENCES.-nr. kuhl's numerous Agents have
transmitted to him, the most gratifying testimonials, all in
cious and supasscs all other medicines IN ku refers
the commune atoms which have recently been published,
gentlemen who have been Agents Tor number
In North Carolina; Phiier Norke, Concorl A & u. W.
Honey guti, Gold Hills Major Bugald Mciugald, Moore
county, Col j. NJ Drake, Ashebnro', G.. {. pugh, Gas
Jones, Watson Co., Chapel I'LL; nr James r. Cal
lum, Druggist, Milton Wooen X Brannock, Wentworth;
nrJH Hawley, lawiey's Store p. o., sampson county
In Virginia Col. c. u. Bennett, Pittsylvania G. II Kirby
Anderson Laurel Grove, pitsyyania couuty George
Barr, p NJ. thingdonj Dr. Tn J. ohenchan, buchanan;
Alfred A. Wilbon Charlotte {. DR.. w. H. iascltinc,
Marlinsburgi SamA, Dinke, Orange C. IL; +. IL. Akin
son, lynehhurg Sc.
Extract Of communication Teeeired from Col {. II.
Bennett, at PutSylrdlid {. H., Ia.
shc Ahvsina Mixture has long since been disposed of,
aud the patients had To procure it Iom other agencies II
has given urvallcd satsaeton ana not relapse has
occurred The cured persons recommend it only the
highest terms to other patients, but warrant them in
that it would them four DAYS If they
kept strictly to the directions.
9g-Price per bottle Is cents, 81 %, aud 81 so.
AGENTS:
f.. II Atkinson, Marshall House, i.ynchburg.
Major WIN. lehwich, Otter Bridge.
A Picrson Y Co, Stoners Store.
Edmund White, Big lex
Geo. w Shanks, Salem.
j. NJ. Phelps, New Market.
Geo w, A Rainc, Appomattox {. II.
VIM. u Jones' New Store
w. H. Middleton, Druggist, Famyilie.
1hos Hiekson, do do
IanI -xly
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IScady-7sadc Clothing,

tn the examination Of all which, the public respect
fully invited feeling assured that Goods and prices will
both give the most entire satisfaction.
lie soritS c1nsgnments Of country produce, and will
make liberal advances IN them
CLAIBORNE b. REYNOLDS.
n. b am pleased to nfrm the public and good
people of Bedford county especially, that have
engaged with me in business, MIR. WM. S. MYLER,
Of that county. the friends and acquainances of whom
we feel Than anxious to Consig nments Of
TOBACCO aud FLOUR will meet with our undisi.
ded attention and prompness.
Nav I6-7t
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HOUSE, Kitchen, Smoke Hon. q, VI
House, Stables, excellent Barn, and a variety Iprh
plain and substantial ouhouses. Between on6 ~ y 'het
thrifty young APPLE TREES of the best kind. ~ oV
are growing ON the Tact The fencing is in good nit,
the pana ton in neat and improving condition. aban
supplied with neyerailing streams OF the purcs VT,
well is easy TO cultivate and unconmony prodocti, es
Land having been originally OF fine quality and nal us
careful and ludclous OF Guilty alton Tor mo,
years, situated in the healthest part of the Sat- Ia 20
wealthy, Intelligent and agreeable neg hborbond u"
regarded among he most desirable farms fo ,ts l
The county oil Bedford The purchaser will be III IN
grain in the ial Full possession given when % !"
sent a.o q, 's " .s%. time and place. will b. sol.
mode and on the same terms oil credit, another 4 W.
LAND adjoining the aboy e-mentoned Tract no
bout 200 ACRES mostly in woods. This and i M, ="
Of good quality, but lying the side the Flat r Al
tam, and being somewhat SONY, it mainly yalnLr
grazing and Tor its tiuber Immediate possession NJ, m
tiven. wiz ~
Also on the same day, if there shall be time o,h;
the next day, will be sold, the same mode nj 80 =,
same credit one other TRACT OF LAND king b,, o
aud miles from the former, the Iynchbofo anil 81,
Turnpike, containing - ACRES, A small house Of .n
ainmcnt has been kept this tract for several wears , H.
accommodation principally Of Waggoncr and Droyers and
the buildings and improvements thereon sufficient ,r ana
oil quality suitable To such business or for the private
dence of a small family. The Land lies we'll the sol, NO.,
ducc kindly, and easily improved and the plantation
we'll enclosed "
Bonds with good personal security will be reoned Of M
purchasers iof the prompt payment of the several IN ahn,u
ns they become due, and deed deeds trust on the ana
Will be taken as further security.
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Materials and Pr0riSi0NS for the Ia
nal and Rail Road

NE have in store and shall be receiving few DAYS
w large stock OF Bacon Lard, Flour, Moasses, Mack
erel, Cod Fish, Sugar. Coffee, Nails Steel Iron, Dupons
Blasting Powder Safety Fuse, Sc which Will be sold low
and ON accommodating terms Give call before pucha-
sing. TINSLEY s TAYLOR.
APRIL I5-ts
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intermediate distances - cents PEI mile.
Way Passengers wishing to take the Boat, will the
hour h. the canal 10y referring 10 the time
starting o the Boats, and adding the hours ii takes to
reach any oithc above distances.
BOYD, EDMOND Y DAVENPORT.
,oe
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bacon, LINEN, Sc 10000 lbs. Family cured Bacon
- Also, general assortment oil Country Produce such
featheis home made Thread Flax, Tow and Iwlod Lin
men. sSc Sc, foi sal, al
May 27-ts J 4 WiIII.eNiS'S.
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Executors Sale of Bedford I.andc

WILL BE SOLD ON the 18th day of June is,n -
w premises, at public auction, To the highest IiI -, '"e
credit OF one, Two and three years, equal nsaln,
TRACT OF LAND whereof the late Timothy r. lie
sezsd ana on which he resided at the time Of his death IL
ing on Wolf Creek in the county oil Bedford bet,Xa - "
miles West oil Liberty, within miles OF the yncI, ana
and Salem Turnpike, and the Virginia and Tenne.. ~
Iaoad can't ming 9bgut ran
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BALTIMORE.
GRAND g. SQUARE PIANO FORTE MANU- FACTORY
No.O. y, and II, Eutaw St, Baltimore, Md.

NOD. ~ ana liz LhtdW St3 Bd1i1mOfff VIII
gUNlIE SUBsCRIBEs would especially call the attention
Of musical public to their rand and Square Pianos,
which Of frm beauty oistye deesey oi
touch power aud quality oitone, eqnal not supass, those
of other mandatory.
The fact that every distinguished artist, who has visited
Baltimore or the purpose o giving Concerts has inyafid
by selected of their Pianos, IS the best evidence that
they unsurpassed.
They have voluntary Testimonials from such performers
the H1nstocs, Madame Anne Bishop Seluberh knoop,
dsue ushed Professors and Amateurs who have
used their instruments.
X g. feeling grateful Tor the very liberal patronage
already upon them, would further all WHO
be disposed them with their patronage, that
pains pensc will he spared to render satisfaction
Their establishment wehis already the largest oil the kind
State has undergone further increase winch they
trust will enable them to supply the demand or their nstru
mcnts KNABE s GEflLE,
Nos 4, 9and ~, Eutaw street.
Baltimore, Md.
N B. They also prepared to furnish wholesale deal
cr on favorable terms X. X G.
SnnI ll-AAl2m
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V>XrRA FINE SUGARS, COFFEES, TEAS, Mo.
Il rs, &c sc i am receiving the above ar
hce, all OF which very would call the attention
Of my friends and the public generally TO them, and con
hdcnt OF pleasing all.
MAY 6-iit. SAM1 TNREE.
A LARGE LOT MOUNTAIN LINE IN bsricls.
"A MAJ It's ECH0IS
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pOSTPONENTNT
GREAT REDUCTION.

sse....ss1sEzsss ts-4:a1zssss
I,ARE tom RICHMOND 10 I.YNCIiBuRG by Canal
Packets, - %
Fare from Richmond 10 Charlottesville, by Packet and
Stages w
Fare nom R,chmund 10 Cumberland { II. by Pack
cts and Stages -
Far Irom tt bmond 10 Farmvlle by Packets and sta
ges -
below sec rafd Of intermediate distances, Lon larc and
hours 81 passing
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-06-06
POLITICAL.
THE AUTUMN LEAF BALL
TO MISS OLIVIA BURTON RiTCHEi


To MISS OLIVIA BURTON RiTGHEY.
A Sycamore stood in large woodland grove,
rr, whose the birds sung their sonnes OF love,
Deep down in valley surrounded alone
II retained all its leaves when the others were gone
One clear day in autumn as the leaves gan 10 fall,
This sycamore sen, out her notes for a ball,
And the tickets were gucnts OF moss, ol the KIND,
which liz l, floats oil tho breath OF the wind.
On bright moonlight night, all the carpet oil green,
Had been swept that cen stone could be SEEM
And the whole Cricket being engaged took their scat
And an overture pl ,y cd lor the dancers to meet
Then came they all trimmed in the sweetest Of dresses,
Becrimped and befounced and lado. sa,is tresses,
They came all in pairs, Just like creatures Of hle,
As though some might long be husband OF "ile'
First came in the Oasleaf, majestic and grand,
And "a luting the host at the head took his stand,
of the ha ROOM as IL bv the rght Of his birth,
lie should reign he leai King nl the leaves OF the earth
Bu, republicans all the leaves thus collected,
Who acknowledged k;ng but the onr Tiny elected,
And they yer, gave The naklcaf denomination,
That he at least could not be king Of their nation
A modes, Mis-. Gumleaf stood up by hs side,
And twas whispered know She would I've his bride
Al least so Miss Chcsnui-leaf told Mr. Beech,
But pray do mol tell il az lin beseech.
Then came Mr.. Ash with helo,oly Mis- Bit,h,
with the air Of Top and IN, face all aan,reh,
Behind them Miss Ingeood with coqueiish snnlc
Kept her beau MI. Popar-loal frantic the while.
Miss Hic'ry came nc, in her bright yellow gown,
with her friend Mr.. Walnut IN .nuh .colofed brown,
MIR. Maple tiippling hthc could be,
with Miss Aspen who ttcnbled all over with glec.
Neither Pine nor Miss Cedar ennjosccudrd 10 come,
Not because their kind parents would keep them at home
But they knew in their every da drcsscs ween,
They would not IN that ball rpom be noticed
There were others " ho came at a very late hour,
Whose name. To remember Is GU olniy power,
AID no wonder the Ctckots KEPT up such tacAet,
That hardly sure IT was IN my iaciet
rhe musicians frs, struck Up not strsihpcs nnr reel
Bu, a true modern Polka, they touch toe and heel,
Now they CO. 10 and fto, in Nhrligig run,
Till Phoebfts in smiles puts siop 10 tleif fun
Thus ended the first epy lcal ball OF the seasoit
And every one thought with mos excellent rrason,
That the sycamore tree was the hisl ia III grove,
foI dances b, moonlight, ior music 81 love
FLoyp ConRr Ilousr. NAV I'D
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JAMES IEFTNICII.
WILLIAM WITT,
INn l.. car

Executors Of Timothy Rogers decd
N u. Should the 18th day of June 1850 not be , ,;,
day. the sale oil the first and second mentioned Tracts viii
take place the first fair day thereafter the sale Of the last
named 'lrac on the day following
NAV 2-Ni
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NEW CONCERN.

NEVV
YTlE subscribers have formed partnership for the
j purpose oil doing general
Grocery Il Commission Business.
under the style and firm OF AGREE * McCLANAHAN
Our stock of Groceries, Liquors, Domescs, &c Will be
found all times large and well selected Consgnments of
Flour, Wheat, Tobacco &c., will be promptly attended to
Ohe particular attention Of John g. McClana han will be
given to that part of the busnes Goods lived and for
w,dea, and charge for dayage Thankful for the very
liberal patronage heretofore extended to in former
and individually, would respectfully solicit contin
IHOS. q, AGREE,
JOHN G.. Nee LANAIIAN.
I.ynchburp. Ian g. IS5O-ts
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ROBERT TINSLEY, c.

AMHERST c. H., MAY 18Th, 1850.
The parties will take notice that have appointed We'd
nesay the 10Th day OF july next TO take the
the foregoing order specfed which day. at the hour
~ O'clock A. NJ they requested to attend at my Office,
with their accounts Vouchers and copies OF papers,
prepared for examination and settlement.
ROBERT TINSLEY, Sp1 Com'r.
Nav 16-wlm
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ANTHONY & EMERSON'S
DOUBLE ACTING ROTARY CHURN

rINIE attention of all Dairymen, and persons interested in
good butter, is solicited to examination of the merits
OF the above invention, feeling confident that upon nvest
CATION and trial, Will be pronounced the most practical and
common G1uH brought before discriminating
public The abundant testimonials, the universal approba-
ton and the spontaneous acnow Judgments of all who
the Chun in operation, examine tsprincpes furnish
al l. mcrits
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VIRGINIA Sc :-Atrules held in the Clerks 81 flee Of
the county Court OF Campbell Monday, the 9th day
of May, 1850
Pleasant G. Bagby and Agnes his wife, formerly Agnes
Akers; and George Akers, Plaintiffs.
against
Bryan Akers, John Akers, Peter Akers, William Akcrs,
Waddill and Mary his wife, formerly Mary Lew ellin'
Mitchell Watts and Sally his vile, formerly Sally Lcwclln
Agnes Love, formerly Agnes i.ewein; Elizabeth Wills Tor
merly Elizabeth I.cwclln, John Lew elm, Peter I.cwclin
and Horace Lew eln heirs at law OF Charles Iewen, and
Mary Lewelln deceased, who Mary Akers, and Reu
ben BagW, Defendants.
IN CHANCERY.
The defendants, Peter Akers, Mitchell Watts Sally his
wife, John Iewcm, Peter Lewellin and Horace Icwellin
moi having entered their appearance and given security,
coIdng to the Act of Assembly and the rules OF this Court
and appearing by satisfactory evidence that they
residents of this Commonwealth 1t entered rules and
accordingly ordered that the said defendants do appear be-
fore the Justices OF the said County Court Campbell at the
Court House. the second Monday in July next and answer
the bill Of the plaintiffs and that copy of this order be forth
with inserted in some newspaper published in the town Oh
lynchbug for two months conecutivey and posted at the
front door of the Court House Of said county, Court
dav copy teste,
May 9-w2m GEO. WM DABNEY, C.
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V'ys.EIT or E.S.S'D,
1853 IL ACRES.
1876 ACRES.


These Lands are rich aud yell adapted to the production Of
grain and grass, aud desirable Tor stock ians They
will be laid oil to be sold IN parcels suit purchasers
The Lands will be shown TO wishing to purchase
by the undersigned Peter H. Holland, who will be and in
the ncighbourhood of the Lands the week preceding the
sale The title papers and surveys of the Lands, may also
SEEM by application to him. at any time before the day OF
sale and will be publicly exhibited on the day OF sale.
TERMS OF SALE.-Gash will be required for such
an amount as may be necessary dey the expenses Of sale
upon ered oil two and three Tor equal por
tons the residue of the purchase The purchaser
will required give bonds with approved personal secur
y for the deferred payments and the title to the Land will
be withheld further security until the purchase money
is fully paid, subject to resale in default OF payment, and
when aymcn is made the title (Which is believed IL be
qucs6nable will b, made 10 the purchaser under the decree
Of the court PETER ID HOLLAND,
G. A. WINGFIEID,
May 2-Htl0jme Comrs.