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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-31
Daniel Freeman Weed, to Mn. Harriet ". Mon's, o
Mnytville.

Died:
On Tus,dsy az sgh Fep Mr. ian 7.s2ian d
Philadelphia late CeIk o. the Board Of Aldermen. aged
In san Francisco e: his residence tn. Worth Reach
after lingering Illness Of disease Of the beat o, the Bi
I,e,snd ss,e % ,:ar, Tss.nis f,om Tsbti "a
On board chip Euy Dec three DAYS out. Cat o. +.
rosdck OF Nslsuebe'. and late Of tie whAs
Or bossd vessel >an Of dyientsry Reuben Ire
ON board same ye's. Jan 2s Of the liver comol.ns
Vim Jsmle,en, Of Ea<lesbau hesfre~ Co. Scotland.
Kstsy, daughter Of James and Clharne Duane of San
FIsLc'sc0, aged years and months
AT Labana, Jan 20 of consu a,piion, Mr. VIM Brown
late resicent Of Sacramento City.
Dec on The passage from Annoy to Honolulu. Lssnder
lssPurcbsse. New Bedford HIS eff. c.s are now in hs
AtthsU;s Hospital, Homo ul1. Jan. 49, J. de Fore 4.
On the l3h Feb; at SOU re -n''. the sacrsms
81 h No v
John ?. Rhodes, at his residence.
tive fever Mr.. Joseph Kishl. late Of Phiisd.iDhs.
In Sacramento City. of an attack of epilepsy. Harm,
native 81 Maryland. but for IS years resident
AT Santa Barbara on Wednesday, Feb. IS, Don Carries
Antonio CarrlIlo asec 6syears.
Dsnl.y aged about IS years w.
son. formerly Of Ws,blIston aged about IS years
Drowned, Feb in Sacramento River, near Sacramento
", Of the late Edwin Ad,ancs, Of Eew-York CITY
AZ Mississippi =; Bal American RvsT Feb e. vsy md
~
York the next day.
At AmidsIo Greek nea, Suffers Greek, Jan. a. David
BI9ut6D, Portsmouth, N ", eyed 20
In MaTysvle. Feb. %. Mr. George Messenger Of Wis
cousin. aged 81 years.
Feb. 3D. after short Illness in West Tauatin Plain
Washington Co., o. t. Sarah, wife Of Thomas c. Nsyor,
IL her 3zd year.
Feb osos :sr Gss ss:s Mr. James
On board schooner ero. Feb 49, Miss Rosae Flores.
Al Middle Bar, Mok eumLe River. on the 26sh Feb of
c.psu#ptior. Charles Van Dess aged 30 years native
# Belgium.
tie house Of Dr. White, Washington square. Feb
20. VIM FELTON,. Of Salem Mass. in the 3th year Of
his aae He3eaves wife and child 70 mourn his loss
fnfermenfs-1n Son Fronctsco. from Fec IS to FEB. 3S
Feb l5-WDljam TuIhbu] sFed IS years, London Ed
VIVA Shipman Jacks, aged 6, New York; James Holland.
Er gland
Feb. is-Pa,ience W Van Pelt. % years. New Jsrssy;
Nelvna untz, year. Sau FsRcsco; Newell A. Palmer,
2years, Mass.
FEB. -Edward B San mis-, years, Brooklyn.
FEB. I9-yobD Role. IS years. Mass.; UnkRown man.
Feb 2o-Catharipe Dunno, 3yeau; Richard Willians
SO gears, Ireland.
Feb. 22-FIancisco Lopez, 30 years.
Feb 23-yoseph Ste art, 80 years, Ireland.
Feb. A-Chares Joliet 23 years. Wisconsin Jams A.
Stuart years. Australia John Bspham, 40 years Phl.
dt'pha
Feb. 25-Apn Mackenzie. "a ears; George Berlin
Feb. 26-John Carroll % years, New YORK.
Feb 2S-Edward Wootton, 3years, Australia; Juliana
ESufhaW.
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loDgsd to Mr. Vanderbilt. AVID was employed on the
new lire between San joan and San Francisco.
II appears that On the nls OF the $50 February,
this splendid vessel ran on a sunken reef about ~
miles south o. Acapulco Tae nlsat ~as fort1n..ely
calm and clear, which enabled all the passengers
aid crew TO get ashore ID safety. The vessel was
bound from san Juar 20 San Francisco, and had on
board about 500 passengers These unfortunate PEG
pie with the eT, had made their way 20 Aeao1'eo
BY land.
Ire passengers by the steamship Tennessee,
which touched a. that port at the time, osund for
san Francisco, generously maceupG purse OF ~ OoO
for The relief the sufferers ont this would render
little aid toward supplying The wants OF so many
people who were in a state Of entire desttutlon.
We fear we shall hear sad account OF the suffer
irGs Of there unfortunate psssen gers, before they
reach San Francisco Panama Star. March ls
We translate the following items from
FL Pandmeio of the l4th
According to the Executive decree Of the Goth OF
January las. seventeen Deputies to the Chamber Of
Deputies of this province we're elected as follows
-Four for each Of the cantsns OF Nasa and soto,
three for Panama two for Chorrera and one every
ore of those Of Chagres, Darien, Porto Bello and
FabYesa. We cannot conceive what one 10 meant,
by this last Canton unless the canton OF Taooga has
been given this new name.
Sonora Micaela Cor,ez, OF this city. died on the
10th OF Feb, aged one hundred and SIX years In
consequence Of an hemorrhage, having enjoyed
good health, and an hearty appearance, and having
remained In full possession OF her reason untu the
last moment OF her life.
The Presbyter Moves Angula, brother of Senior
Lucas ADgula, Ex-Governor OF the Province OF
Aeuera was assassinated in his house. in the city
of Santos, on the l4th inst. Every effort IL being
made for the arrest and punishment OF the murder
ers, who are yet unknown.
On the 9th of December last the Executive OF
New.Granada published in the official Gazette, ~ q
law Of the Republic. the Treaty concluded between
this country and Great Britain for the extinction OF
tie Slave Trade echo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-31

INTO effect TIE Democratic policy is oo,ostoa ~
Chartered menopoiiss AID ne Gas ssrorisei that
some OF his po!itirai nisncs Oh ult advocate the
ouhcn 9 no OF such institutions He osintsiast
tia, me puo1c lads should BE- disposed Of for TIE
public bensat therefore he eontensed that tals sn
IS che which secures tie greatest benefit o. the
whole ~ pie IL the o.t ard rev SAFES He earn
esty coLencec that the donating Of the lanes sould
have the happy effect ~ lssensg want. aud prevent
irs the wretchei poverty and misery which exists
T. 50 tssrfu an extent tn- Atlantic eities and give
The sNoink man, the creator OF psiionsl wealth.
opportunity 70 depend on bis resources and net
ssJecty TO bes toe sGesd for bis daily subsistence
The Committee rose.
A proposition was made to close tho de.
bale in two houIs, pending which The House sd-
jourred.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-31
SANDWICH ISLANDS.

We have dates from the Sandwich
Island to the 18th ult The steamer Constitution
hes returned to San Francisco, after her tip to
Honolulu. A project is now on foot in that city 70
start 4 company, to be called the North Psslnc
Steam Navigation Company, 10 connect the ISLANDS
BY steam navie alton. Trade is dull al the Islands
remarkable phenomenon occurred there iateiy
The sea was observed to be rapidly rising and
wave aeer wave rolled in each higher than the pre-
ced1g until the usual boundary OF the highest TIDE
was passed and the ordinarily dFy land vas sss-
meraed The tide must have risen some twenty or
TWENTY-FIVE feet above its usual bounds. Five
houses were swept away, and fences and other pre-
perry destroyed to . considerable amount. me
clipper ship r. B Forbes, Capt. Dosas, arrived u
Honolulu on tho 5th ult, In 80 days from Boston.
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FRANCE.

NJ Carnot, Opposition eandi ate. had been elected
for the Fourth CoDscrpiion OF Pans.
A Presidential decree had BEEN issued, authorizing
The Min sier OF Finance N reimburse the Rentes Of
per cert al the rate OF 100 francs or 20 effect n sir
conversion into new Rentes OF At per cent.
The weekly returns OF the Bank Of France were
discontinued
Government proposes to place on the retired lis. q
considerable number OF off -ers OF various ranks.
the same principle that has been applied in the super
annuatng q a number Of the Judges
The Bshop Of Orls ans had declined to accept the
seal Of Supreme Counsel of Public Instruction TO
which he was appointed.
II was said the civil hist of Louis Napoleon would
be 500 Geo francs Tree from the charge Of maintain
ing the Roy al establishments which fell upon Louis
Phi ippe
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CITY ITEMS.

ARREST FOR ARsoS.-Two mon are now
under examination On the supposition that they are
suilsy Of setting Are TO the store Of Dorsnes suy.
dam Nixon, 1t the corner sf Nassau and Liberty.
sss. We understand that sfesrs have gone 10 FIJI
adsIphia in search Of . third party.
~ The Atlantic Insurance Company
yesterday took possession Of their nsw building
corner OF Wall and William-sts and eslsersssd Ne
event By . bountiful and wstI-sttsndsd csalsuoa.
n The Spring Exhibition Of tho New
Yssk Usivsrsty will take place this day u ne oef
vsrsity Chapel, commencing at io3 e'slses Az
Hupsox Rrvra RAILsoAD.-TAsre has
bee. change u hours on his rosd, ssA rsossae.
~ t.,. i.tsrsssss 70 those who are travelling b.
route. -
~ The novelties daily added to The at-
,,.stio,s st Barnum's Museum, make II qsiss nsw
...cs evsry week or two II the saloon Chszy ~
r.ir Star, both this afternoon and evening.
rAdvsrtisenent Tho DaguerrsotyPes
n, which . Gold Medal was swssded q sne Isa
Psir Of the Amsncan Institute. were easee c.Sesy
wsssher By ROsr. No. ses Broadway sosAss q
Prsaklin.4.
[Advertissmest. Among the advert,ss.
ucs ~ he sppointnens Of Firth, Pee1 &c. = ~
W. sssts icr he sale Of MsnssAs Hysstaa Nod
cines.
IAdveri,ement. III this should prove .
.,nd, dsy. Il win be Just the tine los getting 80
a. NO. BE- sutiful CTayon Dag0eTeosype: whisn -
90 hrs Root AZ No 303 Broadway, makes TIM
are in niiabls, ard wonderfully pspalae'
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In Los Aegslss on the leth February, Dr.. Joha @.
4ewssy, formerly Al Washington, d. C., 70 Dsans Mara
IGuusds II Los Ansess-
In Nevada Ciy Ten. ga by Rev. III Martha. MI Hen
Draper. Of Glass vxlsy, TO Susan l. sweeney Oh NJ
ssda-
AZ San Gas,isl. Sunday evening. Fse y; ~ O. A.
urges, ESQ. MI G. p. Coddsoaek 70 Mss A'm1A
Ga the 18Th Fsbruuy. at Oregon Civ, ~ Rsv A. ,.
valsF. M. Alaasen Dss's. TO Mrs Ssras g. smNhs
IN Honolulu, Jan IS by Rev T. e. ra,io., Henry scais
II fret ohcer Of bark Home, Miss Louisa AAa hioAs
1eoengsr IL thst vessel
iIessce Ma.doasde. to Seaorisa Delorss GsnfMss
~ d tia, place
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INDIA AND CHINA.

The Overland Mail had arrived In London. II
brought but little additional news respecting the
Burmese Wal. The Governor General was anxious
to svod further hosulites
The Persians had invaded Hsrat aud were likely
TO prove successful
The war continued in the South OF China. A large
piTarical fleet had arrived off Ning-Po British yes
sells were On the spot to render such assistance az
might te necessary.
Seventeen American whaers were in Hong Kong
Harbor. The fishing season had been Improbable.
The emigration Of Chinese to Californa was great
ly increasing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-31
PORTUGAL.

The Portuguese Cabinet had been completed by
the acquisition OF viscount Delmurda Carrete and
N Labra. A Ministry 90 favoraoly endo wed With
talent and oraoie al powers has not existed at Lis
bon for many years. The reform OF the Charter
was likely to be carried.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-31
SPAIN.

The Government intends to reinforce the garri-
sons Of Cuba ana Porte Rico, by addition of from
3,oe0 10 600 men.
Gen. Careco, who superssdes Gen. Copcha as
Governor of Cuba, was 70 sail from Cadiz on the
goth of March. The cause of Conchs's dismiss Al
was not made known. Extensive dismissals and re-
organizations were taking place. bosn in the civil
and military services.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-31

tor three fhs Of the Counties will be completely
IN the hancs Of the Priests at the approaching
election
Lsrd CIoncurry had al ressed the people OF XII
care. refrefifpg that the csndcat for reptesen
faflon bad rot said word ABOUT Repeal-.he one
thin Ieedfli-snd vote by ballot.
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AUS rRIA,

Lord Derby's accession to power in England had
given great satisfaction to the Court Of Vienna
The Government had resolved to ABSTAIN from the
reprisals upon English travellers previously threat
ened in consequence Of tho countcnance given in
England TO the Continental refugees.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-31
H0U.1. A n N

The second Chamber had rejected one OF the
most important clauses in the bill for establishing
an income tax The Ministry therefore withdrew
the MEASURE.
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FROM THE ISTHMUS.

FETAL Lees Of the Splendid New stsensAS
Wsrth America
The steamship Oregon brings us the de-
shp North America, Cart Bls,hsn, which vessel ~
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1s-----~----, 1se.s< p- March - bo09s
The steamship Cherokee as New.Ohesns, rsp,Fts
that the eteamshiP Prometheus had arrived Ut San
400 hundred, were desaib cd at San Juan in consGr
quencs OF the low stage Of water, IL being impossi.
bic for the boats the NcaFauga route to proceed
Tho steamship City OF Nsw-York put iAio Porto
Bei0, short Of coal.
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ASSE N bly,.


BILLS PASSED IN COMMITTEE
Repeating the Births, Marriages and
Deaths Registry Law.
Making appropriations for certain Acad-
emiss in 1851
To prevent the use Of original patterns
for cutting metal and imposing penalties Rejected
afternoon Session.
The House was engaged reading private
claims bills
Evening Session.
The debate on the Canal bill was ro-
sunsd.
The question was on Mr.. VAN SANrvooRp's sab
stitute directing the Attorney General to vacAse NE
fraudulent contracts Lost.
The question was then taken on Mr. CushrNas
substitute for the BILL alizing the contracts, which
Was adopted.
and amendments
Mr.. VAN SANrvooRD renewed his propo-
sition. II vas rejected-Ayss 30, Noes 50.
Mr.. VAN SANrvOORD moved to lay the
bill and amendment on the table Lost BY vote Of
R3 to Of.
The report Of the Committee was tho.
agreed to. and the bill ordered to b. read third
time on Thursday, al u NJ. Adjourned.
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SENATE
Albany, Tuesday, March 30, issa.
Mr.. BENNETT laid on the table resolu.
tons relative to Public LANDS
The Senate took up Executive business.
MIR. fANpERBILr reported favorably On
tho following nominations 'os Notsries ks.gs Co.
stephen b bIopay. Wm. Schmldt J. 7.
Briant, Daniel C. Weicon. Jr., J. A Underwood
Ralph Mseorp, ADDISON Dissoway. Concurred
In.
Mr.. BEACH reported favorably on the nom
nation OF Christopher Morgan. as Manager OF the
State Lunatic Asylum. CONQUERED in.
MIR. bABCoCK meved 10 reconsider the
the vote rejecting Mr.. Calborn as Canal Appraiser.
Not IN order, three days having elapsed. He helds
over.
BILLS REAp THIRD TINE.
Relative TO Bedford.av.
Relative to the Recorder and City Judge
of New York.
To amend the charter of the Church
Charity Congregation Of Kinss County.
Relative TO the Assessment Roll Of kings
County.
To establish the grade of certain streets
in Brooklyn.
Authorizing the Trustees Of the Brock
Ign BeIevoens Society to sell = tract of iand.
To incorporate the American Geographi.
cal and Statistical Society OF New.Yoik.
BILLS PASSED.
To authorize Auburn 10 borrow money
for Railroad purposes.
To authorize the Supervisors Of Kings
Co. to make loan for Hospital purposes
To incorporate the New-Ysrk College
Of Dental Surgery.
To increase the number Of Trustees Of
the Eighth Methodist Episcopal Church, BrooklyA.
The Senate agreed t0 meet At 10 A. M.
and at O'Clock, to take . recess till 4. They also
ssreed to take up Mr.. Virgins Tariff resolutions
on Tuesday next att p NJ.
The bill to promote Medical Inquiry and
Instruction and to protect places Of sepulturs IVES
rejected Adjourned.
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khippins lntelligeacs.

Arr from Few Yeik-Mrch itth. Columbus Cd the
Lzaid; Zurich. At Hsvre, Rbeis. ~ hanburs, T. b.
Brvs Marssilles; 18Th. wsfsrewa ss Liverpool; An
esses q Brovsrshsvss NH Lana. ., the CLYDE Cane
lus Crsns OF skeTshsn; Columbia OF g. A'ssas Hssa,
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RfRA M Portland. No.

PosrLAsp, Tuesday, March 90 1854
The Massey block, on Middie g., vas nearly eea-
,umed by Are at an early hour this morning Among
the ssfsrers are J. n. Corey q CO, dry sooss--
heavy stock, nearly destroyed L. y Hsnsea d
Co shoe dealers 1anueI Chester, tailor the Law
office of John Rand, &C. The losses are NOS YES ~
csrtained. but are mostly covered D. tAsaraneo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-31
ALIA

Sydney advices to the 18th December had bee
received In England. Provisions thers were OK
ce edingly dear, though not scarce. The place wa
comparatively deserted, great numbers having gon
to the dieeings, where gold is stil found in grea
abb ndsnce.
Women get ten shiings day for dscharsip
vessels.
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KsssuGh at New.Orleans, &c.

NEw ORLEANS, Saturday, March "a, 1859.
kossuth has arrived in this city, and Is staying q
the 81. Louis Hotel He hss been waited on ~
many respectable citizens, and made great address
to the Committee OF Reception. He insmstsd thst
his Louisville speeches concerning Mr. Clay had
been entirely miTepresented lie Intends address
inf the public early next week.
The weather here 10 quite hot.
The water on the Bar at the mouth Of the Missis-
sippi h unusually low-barsly IA feet. Many yss-
sells, outward and Inward bound, are detained "
consequence.
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IRELAND d.

Lord Eelinton had held his first Levee ale prs s
ipe Room ss Lord-Lieusenant OF Ireland. tney
were moot pumsrously attended, fsf beyond any
thing since the Gays OF Bari Grey's wee noysisy
Lord Mas uhe rev Irish Secretary nae soSe
Gown TO canvass the electors Of CoIersne VACANT "
the resignation of DR. Boyc.
TAe Termination of the Cork election n1e 10
reached Liverpool when the Canada ien- -
The sereYal opinion tAst Nj. sculiy would % 70
TUNED. A.. c..s,,;.
Defense ASSOCIATION had issued an soeI~ ~
s,sc,o,s a. Cerk euloe zing NJ. Scully and oepfe.
chung ire cor sistency or ability OF the ffossssaas
canoicste. kr. Tremain.
From the tactics adopted BY the Defense Anooaa'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-31
Almost Another sehssi-Hsuss Calamity II
Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, Tuesday, MaFsh ~, 1913.
Great alarm was occssioned 10 the South-ssA
Grammar Scaool this afternoon by some beys see.
ting fire TO some comb1stibles IN the cellar. The
out accident, sad the ere was soon extinguishsd. 10
had been kindlsd Immediately beneath the stairway
ard tut for the early discovery would have cut 81
the escape Of $50 children.
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PASSENGER.

Per Csnsds-Mr aSd Mrs Lack. Mr. and Mrs.. Moore
Mr. asl Ms Bake, Mrs ylrye, Aiss Lea Mrs Sssr ns
Nssus Caspldas Hsron. LAfiiner, Conas. RIizxlbbon
Hsrdi,i Dissan Bcnsr, Lognae, Nay, shsrsraa. Boyd
vassa Mo7ri,son McCeioeh. Assse. srsysr. hsstiass
Haven Miller rkassr ChrisheiD, Hatne iy. Ash VIII
zen vale Miller Hssfiug Asrrisos Dspessss, Osb9sn
Brswps, ON sa Rose, BesImah, Mcdonnell
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INTERESTING POLITICAL Intelligence.
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Eouthsrn Mail-MnYina niaasteY.

BALTIMORE, Tuesday, March 20, 1854
We nave no mail from the South to night.
The ship Great Britain arrived as Mobile, reports
passing on tho losh ut, lat 81 % ~, len. u - We
ship Brandon Of Liverpool, from Honduras 70 Lon
don, Wster logged and abandoned.
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Ksssuth and Gov. FOete,

CINCINNATI. Tuesday, March 30, 1853.
Kossuth called on and had personal Interview
with Gov. Foots at Jackson, while passing through
that city
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THE LATEST NEW 8,

ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA AT HALIFAX
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FRANCE QUIET.

SLIGHT DECLINE In COTTON.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-09-18

va1eabos propssly - sa@
Essssts.'s Ssls Of Lssd, IleesSs, Nslss
6isck ef I'll kisas, Csva. &sd&er, ~.
NOTICE. ~ hereby givea, III ~ 1vonda,
and Tuesday the 1lsh and l9th days y
Ortcbrs next.l will Offer TOT ssls 10 ths hirh
~ bidder, spoN The pscmissa of !. Y. WiIkse.
Won, dereased, lsts Of Csss eouhty. Texaa
shost Is miles Northeast Of Jsd.ssou, ths
following property, via;
Abcut Is hsad Of Hosses.
20 head Of Cattle,
100 head Of slork and pork hoss.
About four thousand bsshsls VI corn. aud the
fodde. grow" On the present crop; plantation
stsnsilA Of every Kind and description.
The above property will t~ sold upon credit
until the hr-t Of March next, aud notes will,
approved security, bearing in,crcst from date.
Also. 'hr' valuable tract VI land situated
about fifteen miles Northeast Of Jefferson, on
Jim's Ia. GU. on The main road leading from the
landings and ferries on the Lake 10 North.
eastern Tsraa, and Fulton. Arkansas. Said
tract Of Land contains about
Thirteen Hundred and Fifty Acre.,
Of excellent quality, abou. -Four Hundred and
Fifty acres now IN cultivation, aid the improve
,nents situated thereon, consisting Of Dwelling
House. Kitchen, negro houses, gin house,
stables, and other houses, ali Of which are un.
surpassed b. very few in this country.
This land will be sold upon credit Of one
hall Of the purchase money until the frs, of
March next. and the other half until the ;, oi
March, 1854, vita inirrtsl from date aud nj
proved security. This Land j, so situated that
II may be advAntagcously divided olo three or
more lots.
Persons wishing TO purchase, arr requested
to examine the premises ard crops growing
thereon, which will satisfy ANY one Of the value
Of the property The undersigned, acting a.
Executor Of John Y. Wilkcrson. deceased. will
convey unto purchasers all the right 10 said
property as is vested in him by the last will Of
said deceased.
REUBEN WILKERSON,
Estate Of j. Y. WdAerson. decd.
Angus, ~. 1852. 10 q,