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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-30
From the Lafayet cite Courier.
First Suaech of GOV. Willard

Lieut.. Governor Willard being the prime
mover in the purchase of the Lafayette Amer
lean, and converting it into an old line paper
for the purpose Of redeeming Tippecanoe CO.
from the thraldom of Republican control, it
was mete and proper that Lafayette should be
the chosen place where his would-be Excellen-
cy should open the campaign of 1856. This
he did in speech of nearly two hours length
before large and respectable audience Of Re-
publicans, Fusionists. Abolitionists, Know
Nothings, and Old Liners, last night at the
Court House. The speech was the best We
ever heard Mr.. Willard make, and we have
heard him several times. Good as the speech
was, and as we admit it to be, it came far
short Of meeting the question at issue, or of
convincing any candid. rejecting, intelligent
mind of the correctness of the positions he as
sumed on almost all the points discussed
His left handed compliments of the people, for
their selection of men without brains to repre-
sent them in the last Legislature, seemed to
please the Old Liners hugely, and will, no
doubt, secure him large numbers of the peo-
Piles votes in 0st)ber next.
His admission that it was at his dctation
that the. Legislature last winter refused to
pass any kind Of an apportionment bill, by
which the people can determine how many
Representatives they are entitled to in the next
Legislature-that it was he who defeated the
election of State officers, and thus prevented
Indiana from being but half represented in the
: Senate of the Unitee States-that he alone
was responsible for the failure of the last
"Fusion Legislature to pass such needful
laws as the best interests of the State demand
ed. These and other like admissions that he
made while they met the approval of Old
Liners, will not elevate Mr.. Willard in the
people, nor to the Gubernatorial chair to which
he aspires.
We have 'aid it was god speech Good
for what? Good for buncomb-good to eater
to the morbid appetite of politicians, whose
ambition is rather ito rule in He'll than serve
in Heaven, good to catch the votes of the
uninformed, the unprncipled and the unstable
who veto for fancy rather than principle.
After treating briefly upon State affairs, il
which he proved himself by his boasting anC
admissions, more ola partisan than a states
man, Mr.. Willard launched out upon nationa
topics. Not. however, until he had most full
and freely endorsed the political aims Of job
Petit, and declared that he was willing to ris
his chances for the office to which he aspired
upon the correctness ofthe principles and poll
cy pursued by that man who was so signal
rebuked by his own immediate constituent
last year.
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o. We give space to-day to communion
son from DR.. Wood, on the subject of Spirit
ualism. He had right to ask the use of our
columns to reply to "Incog.n We have afford
ed him the privilege of a reply with pleasure,
but must decline further communications on
the subject. DrW. seems to have placed the
question upon the footing of theological dis
cussion. Such discussion cannot occupy our
columns.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
REPORTED EXPRESSLY FOR THE JOURNAL.
coNGREs sIoNAL.
rHrRrr-roURrH coSGREss-rrRsr SESSION
WASHINGTON, Jan. 20.

-. WAsHINGToN, Jan. %.
H. SENATE.-Cass used strong language de-
nouncing the positions assumed by the British
relative to the protectorate of Central Ameri-
ca characterizing the setting up of King over
the Musquito Indians as mere mockery, under
which England exercised the real sovereign
ty.
Clayton corroborated this and read extracts
Of documents showing that the British vice
consul was the real Governor Of Musquito and
gives titles to land under his own name.
Collamer spoke on the subject and repudia-
ted England's assumptions, but thought the
tine for legislative action had not arrived, as
the Presidents message expresses the ami
cable adjustment of controversies between US
and the British.
Seward obtained the floor The rubject was
postponed, and Senate adjourned to Thurs
day.
HoUsE.--After personal explanations bal
lot was taken without result.
Adjourned
SINClNNAfi, JILL 20.
A party of slaves from Kentucky arrived
last night. At noon to-day officers proceeded
to arrest them. The slaves fired wounding
two or three, but not seriously.
A slave woman finding escape impossible,
cut her childs throat. killing it instantly and
wounded two others. Six apprehended. Eight
reported escaped.
New York, Jan. 20.
Reeder publishes a letter in reply to charges
of the President indicating character of the
people of Kansas, promising convict the Presi-
dent. Gross injustice. He should be allowed
to takea seat in Congress-.
The Arabia is due at Halifax
New York, Jan. 90
The Star ofthe West, from San Francisco,
arrived with 26o passengers and &643,oOo in
treasure.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 90
Democratic caucus nominated Union for
Senate printer by a vote of Is to 5.
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: OF We have another communication from
Incog. which will appear tomorrow. He starts
out (for this communication plainly proves
Incog is of the masculine gender,) into an en-
tirely different field, apparently satisfied that
in one communication he has done full justice
to Sp;ritualism.
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AUCTION SALES.
i - AUCTION ROOMS.

hlkAh NELoON
4af AUCTION ROORHS.
Old Court House. Corner of Main imme
diately opposite the Washington Hotel. -t1
EMAVIHG leased for term of years and fitted the
Il above well known stand We prepared to re-
eeVe for sale auction private sale all kinds
and household furniture hersss
gies.
Cssh advances made eonsign msnts when required.
Regular sales Tuesday. Thursday and saturday
sommeaeing O'clock A. M Also Tuesday, Weds ssdsy
and Friday nights. st early gas light.
ontdo0rsaes aud sales Of promptly attended
to. D
We weekly reesiying and hare nOwOn hand large
and of Flu RNIrU Re- consisting Otsa
spindle and bannster hacks scroll aud seolOp tops
back office. French. Jenny Lind. B1stle wood
Chairs mahogany Chairs Elizabeth
chairs; spring rockers sofas soeiAbIes
card dining breakfast tables light and wash stands.
lounges mirrors. fine and hedsteads
tin and wire safes which will sell Gin
Gin Bati prices
We hand great variety emotions jewelry,
victims accordeons pocket cutlery whips.
etc. which will sell reduced prices for cash,
wholesale 0 retail. WOOLSEY n ELSON.,
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X Gran effort is now on foot in Washington
to get Nathaniel P. Banks to resign the nomi-
nation for the Spaakership in favor of Lewis
D. Campbell No good and honest Republican
srcsild strain at a Nat and swallow Campbell.
Cleveland LsofeT.
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o. There were some few sleighs out yes
terday notwithstanding there was consid-
cradle thaw about noon, and the dirt laid bare.
"Mean fun" as the Chinese medicine reads.
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FLOUKrNGs MILL ron SALE.

undersigned offers sale his FIGURING MILL the
~ town of GRANVILLE illinois, Almost everything
ted with the Mill is new-engne Buss. boiling cloths.
There three with everything excellent
running order and calculated do fine and profitable bus
There is also connected will the Mill story
dwelling oue. we'll arranged comfort with the
~ out houses To desirous of emhsrking in
busn of this kind. chance here which
seldom he had The surrounding this abounds in
kind OF grain Keep the mill constantly running
all which be obtained at such prices make the
running the mill profitable The
be sold reasonable and time
purchase money make easySnd desired
improved land will be taken For further particulars
the Pr emises. JOHN RIGALL.
JAMS If
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OBJ Dailg gonfnal
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

az The weather still continued cold yes
terday, affording no hope of aspeedy breaking
up of the river. However, it thawed consid-
srably during the day
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EcIPEs.-For fiost bitten ears and noses
apply alum and water. TO make hard win
ter short giyea note payable in spring; there
is nothing like it to abreviate time.
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GrThe Worcester (MaSs.) Spy says the
Rev. Mr.. Gibson Of that city christened child,
afsw days since, which was the fourth child
of its mother born within year.
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s. 0-The anniversary meeting of the Parent
! Tract Society Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church will be held in Pittsburgh on the 17th
18th and 10Th of February.
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Or Rain is very much needed here at this
time. There is great complaint in many quar-
tiers of the City of empty cisterns, and diff
calty in obtaining water. The public cisterns
are nearly air dry. We will be pardoned for
suggesting, that at such peculiar time as
this, no engine should be permitted to draw
water from any public cistern, unless in case
Of actual fire even for the purpose of making
a sale Of an engine
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or The Court of Common Pleas was en-
gagged yesterday afternoon on the Gift Concert
case. a.1
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GLASS W1RE Ar AUCTION.

nv Tho rsdaY morning. Do. 18th. az O'clock will he
W sold without sale Third
and Main 3 boxes OF assorted Glassware consist
ing Of pint Piat ssd Mt Ta@blers various patterns
ALSOTo close cOnssnment: Fl pieces of Ohio Tweeds
and Cassmeres. Terms eash-PARfUNDs-
IeeO.tds -WOOLSEY a NELSON. Aue,rn.
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oSTFrom an obituary notice in the Jefferso-
nian, we gather the following incidents in the
life of John Souffrain, who died at Richmond,
Wayne county, Indiana, ON the 18th inst, at
the age of90 years He was born in France,
and at the age of IL yearsenIisted in the naval
service. At Malta he was made prisoner, and
taken on board the fleet under Nelson, but
was exchanged. He was in the battle Of the
Nile, where he was again taken prisoner, but
made his escape by swimming215 miles with
his bundle Of clothes on his back. He came
to America, and married in Philadelphia, in
1904, where he remained until 1886, when lie
removed with his family to Richmond, Ia
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II A MELY PHY SIC

IL N IA Fly III 4 - l. O.
rENHE has aissed pubic d man sasssys
teoty safe n its ration This has been prepared ts meet
stvely with NH les the purpose
S b. 's s p ake oad fqa Es' sss :s
the directions but All the al OF every othr Thus
sPeetul submit the publ dcsor Ii has b'en unter-
laedicne acrimc niOu irritating tls els This
ii Lnsn % -, s stt'R pah az ~.
good be derived from them These PillsprOe irIi-
derRnge the towels BeinP purely
table any quantity: tut
tits shat any medicine Re taken jadcious
Minute drections Tor heir in t which
they are appeale are gwen on the tox among ne con-
which have se1 Re dS egTed BY ", nay
snS Los 81
Pain in the sas and Lsns in al hes, hu, cen
prompt relief cosvensss piles elOlie
dysentery humor scroula and curry colds with
They have siso prene eurA
Eheq assm Govt DroPsy Gravel Erysirela fslrssio.
sh a IL the the ard @
blood and prepare hs system for the change
so"S ana w hs e an On the !tory
issa ed Energies o the whole orgaDis Hence ess.
dosing should he carried
%Son taken f to IN
every os ana is can beiiev-
@ S nnaSd vs
once known the Put will longer dOntt what remedy
sps 9sy ar +o% ne
pea tity. 3 t4a---ss1>-l
For FKf sfs H Rrp hs1
J A NJ z s c.. A Y E r,
PRACTICAL ANALYTIcAi CHEMIST LOWELL, KAkss
Price rs per box Five boxes for 81.
SOLD PY
Keller. FarnsIey 4 Co . Evansville Ind :;
-Iax & Crawford Ow. nsSilie; lrh
IIalioct x Painter Princeten;- l.= as isfr
q. q bingham PstokS;
w j. Whiting. Cynthian6g
} Il Jaquess & Co Poaeyvili .: la4 sf4-sh
Messrs. Gardner at BIairsvillr and waiesviHs;
Williams and Robertson " Franklin;
Or Thomas Newman and las. sampson, Mt. VsrnsAt
Iedspeih q Bro. RooBvilie; -
Bowers h Sargent EewturEh; = 49,
adams e. Cam Pbell, Petersburgh;
Fred Eekgtein. Cincinnati. o.. ard ai1druEgists.
oetIl-4m s1f'
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COMMERCIAL.
MARKETs BY TELEGRApH.

CINCINNATI, Jan. 90. 4.
Flour 81 25, and unsettled. Mess Pork sl4; sides
6kc Sugar scarce and higher. Molasses 4I94sc.
Whisky 2431@24@e.
NV YORK, JAM
Flour firm; 7OCO bbls .old. whea. firm. Corn 4u.
steady.
NEw ORLEANS Jan. "a.
Mess Pork. s179sI7 IS. Molasses, 35e. Whisky is
steady. STERLING ga.
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NOTICE.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF yASDERBURGH

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF yASDERBURGn
1T iered that there sha be an Session
OF this Court the Fou rth Monda5 dan
he guar Term Dispatch
SoSr snn again ana 10 ia ssO
until said unfinished bGsines. regularly cPOs
bust and ali witness rcgnlsriy summoned TESTIFY
time place o. said aaGrnsd Sessions Gis
ton than is herein pIovided 1t is further or cred that
when this Court atiourn its expiration
osss in Evansville on aid Fourth Sondas in nuary
a4 session OF this Count be % pube
ton of OF this order least in each Of The
'' @
,-, Roller MAKING G. AND REP pa,
aar,ng VI no.sr ara az ey
Iers-wi give satisfaction in either Prompt
r - s Ss' Si!
dry on tn. canal Main street JOHN KRoPP.
HENRY scHRIBER. BslNEnErEKKLUsMAE& co
SEaSASp NuKnE. G. D. EaeLEsroN Co.
jan4-ly
GUTARs AND vioLlNs- a hne =. Of Guitars and
nov2stf First street opPesit POss-otfee
W BBLS s s Almonds IohxsM Ratsius.
do English walnuss Ii drums @s F,ss jus, red
| 40 SMOKERS.
NHAvE opened ami opening the finest lot of
aG Gs Tasas1 faa sr'ss Which
an now nr a. xh,ssse etaii. rhe lot embrases
the frsa'e variety ever brought to afs S9ErRER
dse2i-lm Main tetwern First and Second
200 s s.ss choice Irish GooK FANNY Ps drsc.r
! ATsANrEI LISTENS Dickens Household Words
] ~ Tor December. nov2S
ep6S Gases Handsome styled Muslin de LANES.
! Received his day and 10 by JAS. Low & CO.
augsI dAw If AIS Mainst.. louisville. Ky.
SCHOOL TEaCHER WANTED.
MAN eImpsent TO teach the ordinary bran hes OF COM
IN school educatan is wanted samediaey at OaK-
sISehooi For psrticals rs ern 4e which will be ibs
l. apay the Postmaster of the above place
deeI7-lwd&w
SUsDRIES JUST RECEIVED.
d h iaeasdiss t d% ' Do anu d do " do
. halF-chess loose Black do.
s, xsS crr.n 20 oi gs S Dc R TSy%s
decsi J.w Is S. vIcKERv.
DOUBLE ENTRY EO0K-K EEPING.
VoUSG MEN wishing to qualify themselves thoroae MI
and nraecally Tor business should not tail to attend
| Evansville Commercial College.
and gs1s h d1F & s ~
I caleulatle benefit to them. decsI- 5mdlmw
no DOzsn fresh Eggs for sale at seiks' Famt. Gro
W. Gerry. ianI tt
EHRUiT.-io boxes new 8ss. Layer .s Rsis1n''
. nov2s COOK Family Grocery.
Tao DOE Fresh Eggs: Il do1 Tomato ca.sup;
OS1 Is aOz sss'd Piekles' i 0st1 rss'd at
n 10000 BBsHFLS OF CORN
i XNT ANTED the City Nils Tor winch cash win be PAL
. ~ delivery d-r2s '~dt~ no.
: PsTTSRURGH coat.
10000 shar and o1 al. al sa.S only
jsss '''' TN''"-'' ORB SWANSON.
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SBn6A LBS CootiDg Butter.
%S1SB $50 his Western Reserve Table Buttar.
z 10 bazes TaIlow Candles. Dbl Crushed Sugar.
Dbl Palysrised Sugar, 10 do New Orleans Sugar.
In store s4 &seF COOKS Family Greessy,
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1870. rnOM THE RODl4M MINES,

tOa,. FROM THE BODIAM MINES.
TENHIS of Co ready delivery
the city lapding u orders left at the Company
and First will be
dedto follows:
Orders left hetore VI. delivered day.
Orders haur and before o'clock P M, de-
livered before next day.
The Comp also to furnish Coal Stations
opt he ". and q RAilroad nj foliows
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THE Is MONEY.

q MOTHER voice of Gold and silver Hunting atch
m Just reed and for ssis cheap and
BiTTRoI FF Il SONS. :
d3ell Main street. between First and Second.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

NTOTCE is hereby gwen thaI will sell Public Aucen
Tuesday the 18th day of January 1856 the late
residence of aaiel E. Goldsmith. decd in Centre Town.
sh Vandr'urgb county all his personal property
sisting of Horses. " Cattle Sheep Hay. Oats Wheat
Corn and Pc Farming Utensils and Household Furni
ture. 5sr.s 8
credit of twelve ronths will be given all
three deers the purchaser giving with
drawing interest aud waivi valuation apprase
tIpws. DANIEL W. GOLDSMITH
dse22-4wH Administrator. will annexed.
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SCHOOL TEACHER WANTED.
YOUNG capable of teaching the ordinary branches
N of English education hear vi good situation
jan rs stdIt8 JOURNAL. OFFICE.
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SSCHLEs Il pair Platform Scales for sale at q
- noy20 COOKS Family Grocer
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HtORNlo OCo bushels Canal and Railroad for earl
~ delivery. for sale BY
decl5-dt GEO. FOSTER co.
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k1UOLTN1I PUoLTkA 1888 ii fa.s-s 80
IL 100 Fine Fat Turkeys;
go do Chicke
- GO
Some of the dressed every morning and for
at 7. BACON 4 CO.'S Family Grocery,
deel3 diff Main street.. betw. Water and First
GtIGARs.-Imported Havana Cigars Of the best brands
" at NJ. MIELSCH' s.
noV6t First street. opposite Posa ohiee.
NOTICE
nj Office il hereby undersigned
Nv poi4ted Administrator Of the of Arthur Nc
Johnston late of V@nderhurgh county, deceased. Said
Estate is pposed tn he solyeat.- s =
CHARLES MeJoHNSToN, Administrator.
Notice of Sale.
NOTICE is hereby given will public auction
fu sda the oath day January the residences
arthur late of VAnderhurgh county deeeA
ed the personal properly taken BY the wdo
ssting Of horses lie hogs sheep. hay
farming utensils of tn, will be given
all three dollars the purchaser giving his
with approved security. waving vanan and appraim
laws CHARLES McJoHNSTON,
jams 3w Administrator.
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HHTOODFN WARE ---
Nv nests plain Pine Tubs. nests Buckeye Bowls.
90 90 Cedar 90 5dea Curly "a, Maple dds DO;
2 dozen Washhoards. doE. irou do do do
4 do Meal SIfters, do do,
With lot of Well Buckets Milk Pals. Sugar Buckets Ce
Pine Churns Of Measures, Clothes Pins Knife
Trays Bung starters. Milk Strsiners, ete, etc.
For sale at reasonable rates by
novl7 j. w. ). EiCkERH.
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Mat all times prepared furnish Looking Glasses
u Mahogany Walnut, Rosewood Frames. Looking Glass
Rates, Picture Frames, etc.; also Gilt Frames Picture
Frames and general of Pictures Oil
ings. at wholesale or retail. at the lowest prices
mhs dAwins No. West Fourth atreet. Cincinnati. o.
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ADWENsS'TR TOH,S NOTICE.
oT!oE isherehy given that the undersigned has been
" pointed Administrator with the will
F. Goldsmith late of aBdsrburgh county, deceased Said
estate is supposed to be solvent.
DANIEL W. GOLDSMITH.
dec22-3w4 Administrator, will annexed.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-11-08
LARGE SALE OF CARRIAGES.

WILL be sold at Public Sale, at the
w Mandatory of the subscriber, who is
leaving the State, in Poplar Street, between
Fourth and Fl! Streets. In the city OF VIII
mington, on TUESDAY,; November 18th,
1856. thirty five new and second baud Car
ragcs, consisting Of three twoscat Piletons;
two four. seat Germantown CARRIAGES two
sx-Seat two-horsc Germantown Carragcs
four square Carriages; one first quality four
Shifting seat Jenny Lind; six York Wagons
two first quality Boat Wagons; two Jenny
I.inds. two first quality four seat extension
Carriages, with poles; one elegant first
quality (pancl door and tack) large six seat
family Carriage; one No-Top Wagon; two
Rockaways; two first rate family Carriages;
two second hand small family Carriages; two
first quality Sulkcys; one Sulkey with Top;
one second hand Rockaway Body; two
SleighS; New and second hand Poles; one
new set first rate double harness; two new
sets of Single Harness; four sets good second
hand Harness; six sets second hand wheels,
&c CARRIAGE LUMBER, &c, consist
eng Of Spokcs, Fclocs, AXletrces, large
Hubs. Hickory and Ash Plank. Tools,
Benches, Bellows, Anrils, Vices, Paints,
NarniSlcS, Shop Stoves, Leather Laces and
Cushions, and other tools and Lease of Shop
and House. The new Carriages having been
made tor customers are well manufactured
and finished with the best materials, and
will he warranted. Sale positive, and COM
mcncc ut 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
JACOB WALTERS,
WIN. II. NAFF, Auctioneer.
November lst lS56-tS
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TRUSTEES, SALE

OF REAL ESTATE.
Pf virtue ola Decree Of the Hon. John
ID II. Price, Judge of the Circuit Court for
Cecil county, in Chancery, the undersigned
as Trustees. will offer a. Public Sale at
Jcnness' Mill, near the premises, Cecil
county, Md, on
Tuesday, tie lSm loy Of November, nerf,
at Q O'Clock P. NJ, a part OF a tract of land
lying and being in Cecil county, of which
Samuel Aiken died seized, it being Il part OF
a tract called "IRETON,' and containing
IS Acres, 2 EsGOdis, az Perchcs,
more or less. This tract lies near Principle
Creek, adjoining lands of David Jcnness j
and &. p. Whitaker and others; is well
watcrcd, the soil being of excellent quality.
Considerable part of the tract is Woodland
Il portion being finely timbcred, and the
residue cleared land under fence and in cul-
tivaton. A plot will be exhibited by the
Trustees on the day Of sale.
THE TERMS OF SA lie, prescribed by thc
Decree require omc-third of the purchase
money to be paid in cash ON the day Of sale;
one third in six months after the day Of sale,
and the remaining insta lmcnt in lively &
months after the day of sale The credit
payments to be secured by the bonds or
notes Of purchaser with interest from the
day of sale.
HENRY S. Sites.
JAS. T. MCCULLOUGH,
Oct 20, lS56-ts. Trustees.