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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-13
R0GOTA.


Up to the departure Of the mail Of Nay 9th, no
oveItures had been made by the new Administration
TO Mr. Bowlin the Resident Minister of the Unit Il
States for settlement OF the existing difficulties be-
tween the two governments. ~
Mr.. Bowlin Wa to have left Bogota on the G0'is
and NAV the refOre be expected the lshulus, or s
way to The United States, about the 10th of june
From the proceedings Of Congress, as published IN
The G0ccta Ofciql, W. translate the tolo@lng
The third article Of the Constitution has been modl-
fed in regard 10 the election Of Senators. Every
Province or State Is 10 elect Senator for every
5000 Inhabitants, and one for residue exceeding
80 COO. Those Provinces whose population do not
reach So eco are TO eject one Senator
On the Dist ut the Executive Power sanctioned the
treaty OF az ty commerce and navigation lately made
with Costa Rica go,
The Senate have approved the grant OF $4,000 for
The CONVEYANCE Of the mails the Magdaena rver IN
steamers. and Of 81 000 for the conveyance OF the
mails in ike manner between Panama and Buenaveu-
tura. -, ,
April -, 1856, $4,000.
The Chamber of Representatives has decided on
mpeachng the PrOcuradOr General OF tue Nation be-
ioie the Senate for malperfomance OF his duty
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been able 10 give IT, and hs IN the hands Of tho
.herif-his health, 30 his physicians say, not per-
hitting his removal to prison.
The, State bas obtained verdict against the
Iendsmen Of Palmer, Cook d Co., who went their
security that the July interest OF loJ6 would be
paid in New. York, Bates having deposited the re-
CURED sum with that house and for that purpose
The Governor, in the name of the people, has
commenced s-suit against evening paper, The
Age, published in this city, for libeling him. The
Grand Jury, at the instance of his Excellency and
bis friends found bill against the editor and pro-
prietOr, because the former wrote and the latter
Published to the world that the Governor was brIoed
with good dinnT to sign a certain bill, whch'
without having received said good dinner or an
equivalent therefor. be would not have signed. The
Governor in this matter, viii only add to his ridcu-
bus blunders.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-13

In San Francisco May Benz NJ Hyde, of Wisconsin, aged
80 -, -. ~, /, 4,
MeCabe native Of Ireland aged s. years formerly Of Quebec
Il. A. . 70 ~
At Monte Diabo April % Theresa wife Of Capt Robert
Lewis formerly Of Boston, aged 50 years.
In San francisco May H. sumption James Fernandez
q native Of Nova Scotia, aged years . 70
Monte Crsto, May Mrs Jane H. Greedy, wife OF Geo.
w. Greedy, late Of Buffalo n. y. 80
Francisco, May 49, Geo. T. DnSy, aged about -
years, formerly of Baltimore, Maryland. -
IL the Of Smelling the evening OF the @th Of April
after brief illness VIM. Hill esq native OF Virginia, aged
20 years
On board the John L Stephens the 18th ut Ann Toben
daughter Patrick Toben native of NewHork aged year
aud months . 81.
At MeIb- Springs Marposs county May Henry b. Pratt
sRed about SO years formerly Of the State OF Maine
San Francisco Monday the lih alt OF congestion OF
the brain MI Benjamin Palmer native OF Newly OLA, aged
50
Al Grass Valley. the l inst Of disease OF the heart Jo-
sePhne wife Of Edw. w IL Wstkey who 81 present IL the
Eastern States
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-13
MEMORANDA.
We do not find much local news in our Panama aud

We do not find much local news in our Panama aud
Aspinwall papers.
The AspinraH Courier has the following:
On the 4th of this month the Governor of this State
called an extra esson of the Legislature and Don
Mariana Arosemena, who Is member, having soil
I'D 10 be excused from attendance Gen. Posada was
ydeputed TO act in his stead.
We understand that Sr. Justo Arosemena, Senator
from the lsthDus in the Congress at Bogota, offered
resolution in that body providing that one thousans
oders should be sent to the Isthmus 10 protect it
ard that forty officers Of the New Granadian army
should be sent to Central America TO teach the people
how to repel fllibusters.
The brig Amonoosuck left this port on Wednesday
afternoon, With large quantity Of Central American
produce for Newfork.
We are informed that when HE steamer Dee was at
Carthagena the United States sloop-ot-war Cyaae
was living off the harbor. We presume she awaits the
coming Of Mr. Bowin, United States Minister az Bo-
gotta who supposed TO be en- route for home BY this
time.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-13
SONORA.
MASSACRE OF HENRY A. CRABBE, X. A..
WOODS AND SENATOR McCOUN.
ANNIHILATIoN OF THE PARTY.

The news below, which is copied from TIE San
Biego Herald of the 9th, will cause a thrill Of horror
10 c1rde the blood of the hundreds of relatives aud
friends Of the who have met death al the hands
In our last issue we published rumor OF the entire
destruction of Henry A. Crabbes party, numbering
about 100 men, by The MeHicans IN Sonora. BY tho
Inv gentleman lust arrived from Fort Yuma II will be
seen that the ruino1 has been confirmed He says
The expedition into Sonora, under the command Oh
H. A. Crabbe, has had most disastrous end
Late in March CRADLES party left Sonota' sonora,
and marcbed 10 Cayorea a small Mexican towo near
Point Lobos and on the Gulf OF California The hrst
inter ton was to have proceeded TO Altar but news OIL
It's par~al fertilization and susceptibility oil s'Fons
defence caused the diversion on Cay0rea. On the
morning OF the LIST of April, the party OF Americans
entered the suburbs of the town. They were met oy
body Of Mexican troops. commanded by Rodriguez.
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Marriages.

In San Francisco Tuesday evening May h al the residence
Of s. Gould by the Rev. B. Briefly, JAMES C. Hoenbeek,
ESQ, to Miss Emma Palmer
In Francisco May 10Th by d. II Hanrahan Justice OF
the Pc ace Henry Simon TO Susannah Mary kraemeT.
In San Francisco the 10Th May by the Rev Dr. Scott
Thomas Weihered 10 Eliza 5. Orr. . 49,
Al R,ncs on the 18th May 1857 by the Rev. Mr.. Wood
bridge Nj Paul Shirley Miss Mary Gt daughter OF Rob
EFT Gift esq. ,
In San Francisco the residence Of the brides father BY the
Rev DIR Scott the 18th of May Mr. Numa Duperu, form,
ey New Orleans TO Mics Sarah Louisa, only daughter OF
Col. r. Mckee Of San Francisco. - =, .
At Napa City, April 10th. by Rev. Dir. Heron MI j. Martin
D. Miss Mary Ann McCulum - -
In Oregon City April 18th, Mr. Geo L. Wunch Of Thurston
County W. t. TO Miss Mary Hager of Muoromsh County:
In San francisco May l2h BY Benjamin Collins esq, M
VIM Harding TO Mrs Elizabeth Churchill
In stsnslaus County April 22s Abraham Hslsey esq., OF
Rockaway N j. TO Hiss Mary L. Schaner OF Scohae n T.
Ramon Valley Contra Costa County AZ the residence
OF the brides father BY Rev MI fuSer MI L. Yates TO
MiesT hrZa Stone.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-13
FIRES.
r1nr N 1nrn1Y.sIxrH srREEr.

About - O'Clock on Thursday night, fire broke
out in dwelling-house in the rear of No. 3l5 West
Thirty.sx street, causing damage to the amount of
$500 The property was owned by Mr. William Nc
Creedy living in New-Jersey and no Information as
to his insurance could be obtained. Two small stables
adjoining, owned by Mr.. Wood and Mr.. Scott, were
destroyed, together with quantity of grain Two
horses were burned to death, ~ fire spreading 50
rapidly as to prevent their recovery. Mr. Scott says
some persons whom he did not know had threatened
TO burn the property.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-13
TRINIDAD.

The planter had been favored Win the best OF
,be country were Welding fair quantity Of very sweet
;uice. There had been some heavy showers, though
Do.,iv Il very partial character sufficient to help
the sproutlug canes, but not OF nature 70 IMPEDE
o-o, f6neratiou.. which have been pushed on with
uufb 81 ergv All over the country the crop is we'll
nigh taken Of. -, IT, ,.,....
time i less I'm most respects than at the same time
last wear. but we believe FROM the quantity now on
dsTs thai another fortnight will materially alter the
relative proportion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-13
RARRADOS.

The Legislature OF Barbados had two NEE, ng-
The Road bil after sharp criticism, had passed the
Council and the bill regulating the sale OF fish in
Brdgetown had gone through It's several stages the
Assembly The Water Works bill had made some
progress in Committee.
Crop operations bad not been forward they
would have been had the wind been more regular
Some Is COO hhds Of sugar had been shipped. At tne
same period Last year the shipments exceeded - OOJ
hhds. The dry weather had begun TO be felt by the
young cane crop. few heavy showers had flllen IN
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CENTRAL AMERICA.

Our dates are Guatemala, April 30: Cojutepique
Salvador, May >; Leon Nicaragua, May o san
Jose Costa Rical, MAY 9.
GUATEMALA.
On the lltb Convention signed in Guatemala
between that republic and Peru by which the former
geye it. adherence to the treaty called Continental
Entered into in September 1856 between Peru, Cn,li
and Ecuador, and to which Costa Rca has lately SUD-
scribed.
On tie GOTH further treaty of friendship, COM
merce and navigation was signed between the two
before-uamed republics.
The Ecclesiastical Cabdo, in order to encourage
tbe cuItue of coffee have reduced their 1.-THE that
product to per cent for ten years, reckoning from
1 last
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-13

FrSERAL or JosFrH s. T.YLoR.-The t.s..,, i.
the late Joseph s Taylor took place YESTERDAY a..
noon. His remains were attended to the rrsv. 4,
members Of the City Government, the Aasoa. o..
OF United Americans, Fire Department, MGsr, -,
Wing Gerernl Committee, and other bodie. with 49,.
he was connected. The services were eoOiee,S =
The Rev. DR.. Price, Of the Church of 81, Sea-
Tie body taken to the cemetery in Sssoad g.
and there buried by the MasoDs and City Guard ~,
masonic and military honors.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-13
SAN JUAN DEL NO F

The ROYAL West India Mai steam y names arrived
at Aspipwall on the 2Uh from san kssl Norte, she
brought four Of LOckrdge men, be 80 mat were
at that place.
The people of San Juan were dai E~cfeetlng the
men from Rivas, many OF whom 'weie SICK anu
wounded and unable TO proceed at last accounts they
were at Castillo ON their way down.
Our correspondent says: d" 1t IS the common topic
of conversation with the natives here that in all
probability there will be serious difficulty IN the set
Element OF Nicaraguen matters among the allies,
land in regard to the right OF the River San Juan,
(which Costa Rca claims, together with the territory
extending up to Granada, and from thence to the
Pacific"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-13
SAN SALVADOR.

Congress has authorized the Government to ne
gotate a CoLcordat with the Holy See: Il has also
ordered full length portrait Of Gen. Morazan to be
placed in the saloon of the Assembly.
A decree of April IL orders that those who leave
the State in order to avoid the payment of the forced
loan required for purposes cannot return without
special permission Of the Government, and paying up
tie amount of their contributions.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-13

1t may interest some citizens who are looking Tor
Summer residence to know that sister of NJ. Kos
surH receives boarder at her pleasantly situated house
at Scotch Plains, n. j., on the New-Jersey Central
Railroad. Mad. Kossuth has been several years in
this country, and, though in strait ,ned circumstances,
has evinced energies and maintained a character
which can reflect no discredt her ilustrisus
brother.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-13

HER AcsENoE ACCOUNTED FoR.-we reesuslv -.
hshed the fact that syoung lady had srddeslv a.
pesred from Ashland, Greene County, upon va.
account there was considerable alarm suo,, =.
frierds for rear that she had been fOuly deaA ~,
The latter point is not altogether clear yet. by y.
is still alive, and was seen fes DAYS since A. c,,,y
in company with married man, who had ~.
" mysterously disappeared from wife and sever,
children living at Ashland.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-13
nEMER "A

We copy the following from the Demerara papers of
the 9th of May:
The cholera has broken ont again with violence
in 81. James Parish, Essequebo (Wakeuaam Island .
and 20 deaths occurred between the 2lst aud 30th OF
Apr There have also been several new cases on the
east coast principally at Beterverwagting
We have no adyjces from ST. kits, ST. Nincent',
nor from the French islands.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-13
ANTIGUA.

The intelligence from Antigua is Of no importance.
The Island had been blessed with seasonab'e and re-
freshirg showers, Almost nightly heavy soaking
rains had fallen, imparng quite healthy Verdare to
vegetation. Many estates had taken advantage OF
the moisture to put in their plants for the next year
crops although al the sacrifice in most Of few
DAYS grinding the wind for which had been more
favorable
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-13

John s Dye, No. 20 Wall street, has produced a
fac-simile Of the ancient Jewish coin known as The
SAeks If the Sanctuary, which was exclusively used
in payments into and from the Treasury of the Tenn
pie at Jerusalem. 1t is of perfectly pure silver bear
Bg on one side resemblance of Aarons Rod, on the
other Of the Pot of Incense with the words Shekel
Of Israel and Jerusalem, the Holy" in Hebrew
characters 1t is supposed to be the yertabe piece
of silver" with thirty of which the priests rewarded
the Treachery of Judas.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-13
NENIS

The Legislature of Nevis had been opened by SIR
Artbnr Runlbold who had invited honorable members
to Join him in dedlcatng their abors toward the I'M
poftant object of extrcating the colony from IT.
financial difficulties, which he seems TO think can be
rradily ACCOMPLISHED.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-13
CITY ITEMS.

WALLAcK's THEATER-AIr. j. W. Wallack takes
benefit tonight at the house, on which occasion viii
be playad the comedy Of London Assurance with
very superior cast. Mr.. Blake, Mr.. WacQt, Mr.. Ii.
Placide, Mr.. Peters Mrs. j. w. Wallack aud Miss
Mary Cannon are in the cast and it cannot fail to be
very fine performance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-13
GRENADA.

shock Of an earthquake occurred in Grerada on
the evening If the Both uh. which caused much alarm
|, lasted about thirty minutes. The mortality in the
transport of Coolies from Calcutta had been very
great-no less than 81, out of 49, having fallen usder
sckness. Another ship was expected with 400 more.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-13
BOLINIA.

Date, from La Paz are to the 2Sth OF April
or the 5,h the President LEFT La PaL Tor tCur
through the interior, accompanied by The army AMI
HE fever is still on the increase az La Paz, and
al,o attacked tie town Of TarGcar fifteen leagues
from CochabaInba.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-13

ton ofboiaied, after which the remains v,r. tai.
Greenwood. The flags OF the City Han war, :, "
mast all day, on socOun: OF lis funeral and tAas !, .
Taylor. a Ne
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-13
ST TITCIA.

In ST. Lucia the complaint is the rapid increase Of
crime. and the Press is busy occupied in discussing
the necessity of preventive measures. No less than
900 prisoners were in custody for attempting TO take
away life A favorable change had taken place IN
the weather.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-13
DOMINICA.

Several convictions had taken place in Dominica
for the evasion and refusal of payment of rum duties,
among the number the erch-agltator Mr.. Leatham,
who has rendered himself notorious in resistance OF
the law which, however, has proved stronger than
his oppOsition.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-13

BURIAL oT'DR vAcHE.-The funeral Of Dr. Alex.
II. yacbe took place yesterday morning at the Church
Of the Transe uration id Twenty ninth street, near
Madison avenue. Il was attended by both Boards Of
.he Common Council, ard heads Of departments, as
well AZ hundreds Of citizens. The Rev. c. Ii. Ho1gh-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-13

The second week Of the present month. 10 the local
nrodcs market the gr, attest activity prevailed Sugar
wa. selling 81 25 to 81 50 pei 100 10 Molasses cot
Al per cent the gallvn. The health OF the island was
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-13

ANorHER ALLEGED SLAvER.-The Maitl.ps
fore-and aft schooner, taken this morning nv ~
Washington cutter. about O'Clock, ou,sle Of Sasl,
Hook. A SCANNING lowed Der up this morueg /,
custody of Federal officers The Maitland il vsns,
Of about iC0 tons; has no captain on board, asi
go-only provisions, wood and water-aDd she /,
doubtless SLAYER. Evening Exp5se.
The above paragraph in The ErYress Of last e,,,.
ing is entirely erroneous. The revenue cutter wisl.
ington was towed into the Atantic Dock yesserl.,
morning for repairs, and has captured no SLAYER n,
heard OF any, since the seizure of the brig Flea va
have no doubt, however that Capt Faurce and h,
officers will be ready TO seize the Maitland Or a.,
other cragt which may engage in this internal r.s,
whenever rt CURED to do 50 by the authorities.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-13
CALLAHAN vs.. TRAvERs-THE OTHER SIDE
To N. Editor o( The ~ Y. Tribune.


To IN, Editor Of The ~ Y. Tribune.
SIR: In your to-days paper / see lengthy r'PA'
about complaint entered sgsinE me BY James eSl'
for hl.. pretese.. etc. Having published * pare
reft Of the complaint yon will, DO not doubt; bar ~
ness 20 open your lines oT few words q deiense I1o
ness for which Callahan was 20 b. employed wa a. sf
from the advertisement collect freight, and the 'Ah
intended security Tor his honesty and seadine'~ "a
entering actually upon his employ Callahan, becs's y =
not found the boat, or for unknown - - "A
denly changed his mind insisted having bic money -
and a. this desiIe was not complied with at once "s1
Tonbs enter his complaint NJ repressnatios H
20 Callahan a. false have owned the place a5a
Of Adelphi street aud Fulton In Brooklyn - =,
mentioned word about il in nay convcrssiioo WIN "a
that sm the owner several baTses. and able % e ID
emtloy will appear from the following sAlavits' wA-
will please insert il your paper together with ta' 40
Ibeg leave 20 add that have not been held % 80
b.l or been bound TO appear and that hi 80
Is likewise mentioned IN your report, is employed "
clerk bu, i. in no other way interested IN my ouHLs
Jvssl2 1851. Repeatedly, CALLS " iA''
Ctr aad County If NeS York, "Dsrwin ak Tsse
si sorn saws that be present end say .sso r.. IL
sbovs named purrhase boat bar1e eallee " 90
tir that he knows the said 1T,ysr rERssS
po,.. .,ion Of three other b,rges DAzWlS re- re-,
HORACE ANDREWS, Con- o. - 80 az
cityGnd cosnty q Ne'o Yoyk .1 ~, ,oley' Of Ca
TrsveI, for about months lat past, ana "a ,Se s
I'd Low 4. owner Of several berges or boss ~
sworn 70 before me- this Ira dsy q Jnss % ofpss
HORACE ANDREWS so a. es.ss ~
City and CsEaty Of Ss.s- York "'-0' w. @sA-'-'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-13

An OLD LADY AsTRAY.-A lady upward Of seventy
years of age, who says that her name is Mills, and
that she from Westchester County, was yesterday
found wandering about the Seventeenth Ward ap.
pareIty laborng under an alteration Of mind. She
was provided with temporary curriers' at the Seven
teenth Ward Station House, with view Of affording
an opportunity of being reclaimed by her friends.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-13

Two-LEGGED AND FoUR-LEGGED BRUTEs.-A day
or two since butcher cart on Fulton street,
near Washington piled full of calves each calls legs
being tied together. young man was throwing from
the sidewalk parcel of sail cloths the calves prn-
cpally on those lying in the back part Of the cart.
When he had finished throwing the cloths, he mounted
the cart jumped the cloths, and commenced stamp
ing them down. One ofthe poor animals, in an agony
of pain created by TINS rough stamping, beloved most
piteously, when the two.egged -uffian turned, and
with the heel of his heavy boot gave the poor thing
4 tremendou. backward kick directly in the forehead.
We have often directed attention to this shameful
custom Of tying the limbs Of animals in this way,
pilmg them into carts and driving them rapidly
the payements. The limbs of animals cannot possibly
be fastened in this manner for a very few min
utes without producing seyerest suffering. There are
many cities where is not tolerated and II should not
be tere. II i. enosgh to make ones blood run cold
to see how calves and lambs handled at the boats
when being taken away by the butchers. Tae poor
things are lifted from their feet aud thrown on their
sides, with violence enough apparently 10 crack ther
bones and then commences the business of drawing
the four legs together, and tying them 80 tight WITH
ropeyG1n that from the beginning there is an almost
perfect sgony and nearly every day calves anu laot
ire carted through our streets piled on each other,
with their heads dangling over the sides OF the carts
II would be- a small expense TO the butchers TO pre-
pare their carts so that the stock they carry could
rde un.ettered, and the horrible suffering incident
70 tie present mode he prevented; ana they should
be compelled 10 use such vehicles, or the landing Of
their helpless victims in the lower part of the city
should be prevented.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-13

4 HINT TO LADIES IN CRINOLNE.-On one Of thu
stages of the Eighth street Tompkns square linz
was coDspicuously displayed the following notice
For ladie. wearing hoops, fare l2l cents"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-20
by Baker Il Peasants.


T,KUSTEE,S SALE OF WORKSHOPS
Il STOCK OF FINISHED AND UNFINISHED
WORK, BLACKSMITH AND WHEELWRIGHI
TOOLS, &c FOR SALE AT AUCTION-By vir
tue of Deed of Trust of record the Clerks Office
of the Hastings Court Of the city of Richmond,
will proceed to sell at public auction, ON MONDAY
next. 18th inst, commencing at III O'Clock, tho Car
rage Shop and Stables at present occupied by Thos
II. Fowler, situated ON 18th, between Franklin and
Grace streets, erected uuon lot leased of Crouch
1t 10 q most desirable location for Workshop o,
Livery Stables, into which latter it might be CON
verted at q small cost
Also, two new Carryails; one new Buggy; a lot OF
Carryal and Buggy Bodies finished and unfinished
Whee,G Running Gears &c. Oak and Pine Lumber
Iron; Paints Leather Trimming; BaeksmithS and
WheelwrightJ Tools, &c.
The terms of sale will be cash. except for the
buildings and lease which will be sold on q credit OF
months, for approved negotiable paper, or dis
count of per cent. for cash.
JOHN H. PLEASANTS, Trustee
Sale conducted by BAKER PLEAsANTs, Aucts.
ais
POsTPONEMENT.-In consequence of the in.
clemepcy of the weather, the Trustees sale of
Fowlel's Shops, Stables Wagons, Buggies, &c Ia
postpor ed until WEDNESDAY next, 2lst inst, at
same hour. BAKER l. PLEAsANTS
ia &c Auctioneers.