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New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-02

tp3 Of No. 4S7 Cs.s, Sr,s.- Or. Gu,ssi s1oess
that he the Ageo,. IN the e hlaor. cs" saf pc
.ryed fui. busr..., Of Jsfa, saadrls Al To- abevs
ace Victor va. employed a, IN outdoor clerk 70
,,.i bushes, at salary or ec,ay. ''a'oO Of 90 pcS
ue, anc was nleo allowed pere.rtA - On al saesd
r,, ,dg up3er orders that he obtained. u Pnrsuance f
liz ,upoyn. ni ctor received eertsr go '' non ios
-orr in rel stree, for tie filling q orders oeh -
alleged he hsd received The said property 81 kk"oas
~eqe ~od 20 various person'. s. follows s~Nr
Hams s;2 s.. Merrer. 81 -. sustendI, &s
Cotklip, 81 II; Le~pipsi'e, u ~; Ittner. ES.
Mianisy. o. @. Gsutry, g. 81 Heydet. e; HvrsI
e. ~, and Others. An eNamnstion vas hsd ~
,erdsy afternoon before Justice Qusckenhush. whes
several of ths parties rbOvc named te. sfed TO having
cceved goods from Victor ard 10 pa. hin torlhco.
Tie magistrate con United Victor for traL
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-02

BuRToN'S THEATER.-Mr and Mrs. H. l.. DaVen-
port appeared at this house last night, after an absence
OF number of months, and were greeted with most
hearty and cordial welcome. Notwithstanding the
threatening state of the weather and the intense nas
ness of all sorts of locomotion fair audience was IN
attendance and most enthusiastic in their reception oi
their old fayortes. The play was Hamlet Mr..
Davenport giving that careful and scholarly represen-
tation of the young prince which is welknown by
his admirers here and which has won for him 30 much
deserved commendstion. Mrs. Davenport was the
"Ophela.' She was received with marked favor, ana
was much applauded throughout the play. The rest Of
the characters were well distributed, Polonius being
assigned to Mr.. Mark Smith, the Ghost" to Mr.. Bar
ret, and the first "Gravedgger' to Mr.. Burton.
The Hamlet" of Mr.. Davenport has been criticised
at length in these columns and has beer characterized
as performance thoroughly excellent in every re-
spect than which no need be said at this time.
An original play by Henry Morford, esq, Is an
nounced for speedy representation. Il is threeact
drama entitled " The Struggle for Cold Mr'
Charles Fisher, who seeded from this Company few
weeks since, returns tonight
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-02

OUTRAGEOUS ACT BY An OFFICER OF THE Law
On Friday afternoon Justice Quackenbush issued q
warrant for the arrest of Joseph r. Reed, one Oh tno
Constabes Of the city attached to the Jefferson MfAe'
Civil Court, the complaint of Charlotte T. Z. on'n
ofNo l32 East Twenty fifth street Mrs. Smtn alleges
that the Sd OF January last, at the residence o,
one Mrs Jacob, where she Mrs. ST. also resided heeu
levied upon certain property belonging to Mrs. 'acoo'
by virtue OF execution against one MIS-. Newman
the amount of which execution was about - on .ue
10th Of January following Reed, in his ofciA cap'o4
and for the purpose of satisfying sad execution 'eh'I
and sold all the family pictures of Mrs Smith anu nc,
husband also a greenplush arm chair whicn o''t
and which were worth in the aggregate the sum VI
s4cO. The proceeds OF the sale amounted 10 aoou' ~
and the property wss purchased, as Mrs sn'nh . ~
formed and believes, by the said ConstaDies ooN""
and one Brown, which latter person, hif. onh.a
subsequently informed was the acting a'tofne! oN .ao
plaintiff in saId executes. These persons, WIN 'Io
exception OF q esrman who removed SAID properly "''s
the only persons presen. a, the sale. II turner
alleged that Mrs. Smith repeatedly notified eAd con''a
bic at the time of said ssleths the detndan' In 'Aa
execson mad 10 right title interest an or to the
property and thst she offered to sa2 Reed 10 pay ..0
amount Of sAd execution if be wVd deisy Tue Se.'"
a hour ussa she cOuA ssN T. bsr husband ssa p'''
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-02

LAURA KEEsEs THEATER.--Mis Polly MarsAa"
appeared last night for the first time IN TINS ine'ei
She is is old favorite with NewYorkers, and the num-
Der of her friends present last evening IS PROOF pos'
tive that she bas not been forgotten.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-02

RArHyR CuRIors-Dunng the progress OF the hre
in the building No. l92 William street on Sunday night,
the Captain Of the Insurance Patrol Watch while look
ipc through the house discovered young fellow
named Jobr Mccarthy seereted in closet in one Of
the MONS The Fire Marshal was summoned TO tse
spet and caused the fellows arrest. Justice Welsh,
before whom Mccarthy was taken, committed him to
prison on the charge OF stealing coat. 1t seems that
MeCsthy is runner with an engine company, and
when found in the closet lad thin undercoat. At
his feet wa, lying fine cloth coat, in the pocket Of
which was ball ticket of Engine Company Nc. 49, to
be held at the Apollo Rooms the 10th inst. On the
back of the ticket the initials j. j. r. and No. 3l.
The magistrate wants an owner for the coat.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-02

STAND FROM USDER.-The building No. 3is fean
street Franklin square, has been reported to CITY In
spector Morton as in dangerous condition, and liable
to fall at any moment. Mr.. Morton, yesterday morn
Ing consulted Mayor Tiemann about it, being OF opn
ion that the nuisance should be abated at all hazards
The Mayor was inclined to compel the owners TO rake
the aforesad edifce to the ground, but concluded,
with e1. ouncilman Warner and Justice Connolly VINO
were present that it might be as well Inst 10 consult
the Corporation Counsel. Mr. Busteed' however,
gave his decided opinion that the building must ho'
be molested, and that there was no law Authorizing
its demolition. Hence it will be necessary o' peoPe
going that way to keep sharp lookout.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-02
CASE THIRTIETH

Building IN Fifty fret street from Ninth ayenus 70 iud
son River Terence Farley the contractor, ald Robert
Dodge surveyor. The list confirmed in Dccem
ber l2f TIL, Assessors made the amosnt due IL conraor
said ~-''oO- ~
But the amount righully and legally due him, per .
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-02

REAL EsrATE.-The following sales were made yes
terday by A. j. Blocker, Son * Co.:
The houses and lots No. l53 Norfolk st. 2xlO0. 40
The houses and lots No. Is NoTiolk, 6xi block 615o
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-20

AJAX WOOD FIX SALE.
~ Oak Wood 81 percerd, delivered. Apply TO the
undersigned at the RicLms nd and Pefersbnrg De-
pot AZ 2S-sm WyAkksNHIs,A
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HEALING SPRINGS These celebr,

~ LhLIN0 OF hlNSO - ueSc Cele DTd
visitors The furniture AID buildings are oil rev
and comfortable, and sufficient for the comfortable
s =; m Of three hundred persons The
Eases of the Skis. Liver aud Stomach. scrofula. Old
Ulcers Paralysis diseases Of the Bladd I, Kidneys
aud Uretus, Chronic Djarrhma Chronic Asthma,
diseases of the Lungs end bronchial Tubes Hemor.
rhoids Fistnia in Ano, Rheumatism. Govt Dyspep
sia, Uterine Diseases as Leacorrhoea, pyeTaenor
sus Uteri, Neuralgia. and disc asses of the Eye.
The BATHS have been enlarged and improved
baT Of BaTn All ns uppsd With warm w sn
hot water from the medicinal fountain thus furnish.
ing Baths OF any the feelings Of the ps
tiept and necessities OF the case may require, each
Batn occupying separate apartment.
Each Bath Is supplied with Shower Bathing APP
The Baths are exceedingly delightful, buoyan,
and grateful, imparting glow and softne.s to thu
skin not equalled by any waters in Western Vir-
The properties OF these waters are greatly cathaf.
to- dieuretic, diaphoreie, Alternative, sedatve and
hntiirritant and are peculiarly applicable to the
The Healing Springs are located in Bath county
Va. immediately unon the road leading from Mill
Greenbrier White Sulphur Springs-A miles from
the former and 80 miles asst of the latter place and
within aday travel of Baltimore Richmond, Wash
line of daily Stages. carrying the Mail, will run
regularly between Millboro Depot and White Sur
phur. and passing en- route the Bath Alum. Warm
and Hot Springs. we'll graded road, and stop.
ping here, viii convey visitors regularly to and
from the Springs.
An experienced Physician resides at tho Springs
permanently. The proprietors intend to use ever;
effort to render the soiourn OF their visitors botf
pleasant and profitable, and have fitted up fine
has been engaged and will reDlain during the sea
Persona DESIRING further information in regard tc
the medicinal efficacy OF this water, besuppiie
with our Pamphlet, containing the opinions and
certificates of Physicians AID Others who have test
of he hy dirasa
the proprietois PORTER h IRWfS,
ieI7-lIn Proprietors.
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PLEASANT SUMNER RESORT.
BUFFALO GAP HOUSE.

This Well known Mountain retreat, formerly kept
by j III Pitman, ten miles west of Staunton on the
Central railroad and the ParRersbnrg turnpike IL
now open for the accom- mediation of travellers and
visitors. Persons wishing 10 spend the heat Of sum-
in a cool quiet way, cennos find more suitabie
place in all Virginia 1t i. easy Of accessible car.
of the Central Rad pass by It every day The house
is large {,5 roouss Convenient and ell ventilated.
surrounded by the most beautiful mountain scene
ry; fire springs of Freestone, sulphur, Chaly bea.e
and Alum water convenient As | will not keer
any oxicatiDg drink or intoxicated persons abou
me- visitors need not fear any annoy ance in thai
way; and while the comfort of visitors will be great
er. the charge will be less thar at crowded water
ing place.
CO. Beard per week, 81:
Post Office, Swoopes Depot, Augusta, CO., Va.
jy7-3Ws p HERRING
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By Ro. B Lyme, Auct.

A BEAUTIFUL AND VAL y ABL E
"A FARM. SEVEN Mills BELOW RICHMOND.
ON TIN CHARMS CITY ROAD, CONTAINING
sac ACRES. At AUGTl0y.-Witlb DO seId on TCES
DAY, the 18th sav 81 AnGus. u AIR not the next
which Themes 1. LINE resid ., about half cleared.
and in in an improving condition. ~ the growisg
crops Indicate The wool land 10 we'll rot in pine
and oak several thousand cords couls be cut irAv.
ing sushoiency fur farming AID building purpn.es
III. imtr aveaSnts consist OF framed dT~liins.
family with the usual onthoasea. I'll IN good order
This society. health 6nd water win campsrs fAvosa
bly, with any in ltwr Virginia. The Farm can Be
due notice viii be given plat af the land can BE-
seen Ut nv once, and any farther iaformatioa given
upon application to
R0. p LYME. Auct,
Once over A. Bodeksr's Drug Store.
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Fifty DOLLARS aEWARu.

ES2A Ahsconded from the neighborhood Of Rich
SO noni. ON the 5th Of July. a brown skin wo-
named NORA. She IL tall and good
loJeIa, with rather square. full face abJnt twen
tythrNS years old der neck IL enlarged where IL
joins th4 chess, like soitsr Has cup marks: those
on her chest are la-ge AM plain She was raised
by Mr+- Judge Wilson, of Lyncbburg. where she
has numero1s relations AZ also in cbnond. The
aboT- reward will be paid on her delivery to Ii. N.
Templeman, ut his office, in Richmond
IL i3-IIH JAMES SHEPPARD.
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5000 REWARD.-Left my resi-.

ESs deuce in Henrico, on the 18th of June last
XaQmy servant woman ELENUkA. (catls her
* self Elenora Hill She IS very bright nu
IAtso small size abont " years old; has small
IN her forehead from burn. just in the edge Of her
hair Che can read az d write very wall, AMI have
no doubt hut what she has procured free papers and
is now going about as free woman. FhA Is extern
tersvelr acquainted in Richmond and Church Hill
having lived on Church Hill for nine years. She is
certainly in one place or tia other. will pay 500
for her arrest If taken out Of the Sta $50 If taken
81 Henrco city OF Richmond. and SIS il taken
10 Henrico or city Of Richmond anu placed in Jail
80 that can g-t herssgain
Nv ln-l0t MARTIN s. TAYLOR
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REMOvAL.-sIMPS oN s

~INT BAGNALL beg leave to Inform their pa
zf-trons and the public generally. that they
sssAAsw will remove on the lat of July next 10 their
Nav STEAM CRACKER bakery. on 18th street. "a few
doors belrw Man) where they have greatly increas-
ed thsir facilities for supplying their hitherto ia.ge
demands for BREAD. CAKES, CRACKERS PIES, aC.-
Tean lful for the patronage SO literally bestowed
on them heretofore. they hlpe to merit continuance
OF the same attheir new place,
NIB Orders for BREAD, CRACK aaS, etc, viii
be received ut their Bakery 18th street, or their
Old store No T. on Moia street. Cakes Crackers &C,
Carefully packed in quantities to suit customers
yak -.Sr,r
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4 LLEGHANY SPRINGS

A LLEGHANY SPRINGS
IA IN M0NTG0M cry COUNTY, VA,
Are naw open for the reception of ylstCr7.
The most COMPLETE and THOROUGH arrangements
have been made to render this heretofore delightful
watering place of the most attractive and agree
able places of sojoUrn 10 be found any where In the
Southern country These SPRINGS have been de-
Monstrated to possess the
HIGHEST MEDICINAL PROPERTIES
aad are 81 uated in the midst of the most BEAUTI-
Full see n cry, and in climate the most
HEALTHFUL and SALUBRIOUS. They are situ
ated within three miles of Shawsyille, on the Vii
GINA and Tennessee Railroad, which trains Pass
daily, connecting with the great fheroughfares be-
ginning at Bangor, Maine and terminating at Ne~
orleans. Arrangements have been made with all
the Railroad Companies, North and South. wherebg
THROUGH TICKETS will be issued to any point on the
Va and Tenn. Railroad, and line of splendid
F0UR-HURSE COACHES
will be in readiness to transport visitors from shaws
Vile. the nearest point of de5arkatioa, to the
Springs.
10 invalids laboring under affections of the Sto-
mach aud Bowels, these waters are particularly re-
commended.
my 2s-d2mif CT.AYTOR K LEE Proprietors
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DISSOLUTION or PARTNERGHTP.
~ The SOAP and cANDLR MANUFACTURE
M BualN IS, herytofarc conducted By N1RDT
y ALTMkfEk. has been, this day, dissolved ny
mutual consent. Aitpers,ne hasina claims aasinst
ne concsrp VII icrthsits present them for set
Element. az those indebted 70 viii settle their
accounts. a. longer Indulgence cannot b. aiyeu-
Either party Il authorised 10 nee the name Of the
hrm IN settIenent only.
HENRY NIEDT.
MATtsIA8 ALTMEYER
The above busineFs VIII, n future. b. condcted nv
jy H-Iuts MATTHIAS ALTNkYkR
( soPAnTNERSHlP.-The undersigned
~ have Today, associated themselves under the
sty IL and firm of MASsGE PLwAaANTs. for
the transac ioD Of general MERCHANDISE,
BH0KEkAGE and CO u s1ssl0N BUsIN EsS. and
pied By Mr.. W. s. Tripietr, and OPP ate Messrs r
Butler Co. They earnestly solicit the patronage
Of The trade.
RS MAssIE. O. I, PLEAsANTs.
Late with Lats with
seldsn 4 Miller. Stokes Riyes
il S-2w
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD

ASAS AWAY from the subscribers about
n >threa weeks since, a NEGRO MAN. named
James -mith He is muatto about feet
s o. ~ inches high betwsen % and IS years OF axe
d belongs II Undertakes eetate. He has been
working tor several years in Mr. Joseph ~ D;es fac
tory, AMI last year n Mr VIM Rarrett's factory.
" hen last nearG from he was IN hiehmond, at Or
stpn's over the store Of Crubbs Il Apperson, and q
brother who Is porter in the store of Rag aud a
Bro We will give reward of tweDtv dollars for
himjf lodged in Jail in Richmond, or delivered 20
AZ this ls.see d r. Il w HARRIS,
m Sp.cws Fraierick's Hall Dapnt
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BY Dunlop, Moncure & Co Aucss.

sP' N"'o1Ao " w AucsS.
CARGO OF PORTO RICO SUGAR AND
-, MOLAssES A" AUCTION On FRIDAY, the
23d inst will sell at our auction store comrnep.
cling after the sale of cargo Of coffee BY Messrs
Crenshaw FISHER, the cargo Of the brig MONTH Sc
from Arroyo. Porto REQ, with
z53 hid. and 1870 obls Porto Rico sU9AK, rang
ing from fair {, strictly choice quality
A hhds prime Port. Rico M0LASekS
ALSO.
100 bbis MoLAt SEES aud other articles suited TO
the trade
Sale without regard to weather
TERMS I'm er Sl0l cash over 500 four months'
credit for approved negotiable paper
Jyl7 DUNLOP, MbNCUk d co .Aucts
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DAGGER SPRINGS.--The subscr,b
~ ers have purchased recently from p A. HATCH.
Err the well known watering place,
an A G G ER,S SPR Rim q g.,

4 huu q Oh n1 ut SuDeCftD
II ers have purchased recently from p. A. HATCH
Err the well known watering place,
SD G. G ER's 8 r n N g So
sometimes called ..DIBRgLL's spRINGs.. situated
in the county Of Botetourt, sixteen miles from
Buchanan the present Western terminus Of the
James kiver Canal, ten miles from the Central Rail
road and twenty eight miles from Bufords depot ON
the Virginia and Tenneesee Rail- DAD. -
These SPRING. are located In the midst ofth11 \
tains and are accessible from the Canal and Na l.
by furnpikes, over which there are regular q or
htages-are distant from the White SUI ar
SPRING. forty -fynr miles. from tho kockhrid1 l.
nm TWEEN: Give miles, from the Sweet Springs far
ty miles and from the Natural Bridge Is miles 10
q un ry around abounds In excellent huntlna ed
And there waters A. will appear from unme{ Ne
certificates in the possession OF thu pEoprietors. po
20 MEIcINAL PRopERTIEs- -
The great ALUM ROCK range Of Mountains
within one hundred yards II the buildings. and
rock dissolved in water furntsllss Mineral WaN
precisely the same - the Rockbridge Alum.
THEBUIL DINGS
have been repaired and newly Furnished, and q
PropriefOrs will b. ready 70 accommodate @nea
search Of health and pleasure by the let ~ iug1l
on more moderate terms than a. any othsr NAeerina
TERMs.-ss psr week. contsscse on ners liberal
tArms will b made with th0ee who dA6ire to = main
= long - monfh. Tor isss tLAna weak tAvsrD
y g6Hs \ s HdEEp lPss,rs,,es1 !
III Ill "a
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FUREIrURE. DRY G0oDs, 0sOc1-

EUKNITURE. DRY GOODS. 0oOCE-
FIKs. Ac.--wiIl be % 1 q sussjpn. q - saove
sorner of Man and 18th strssts % 10seD1 Z. ~
nth dsy Of July, 81 10 ociock, ths usual yaseey a
DkH GssD5- Several invoices DRY afDda. Psssa.
Coetsa1d vesss, Shoes, Caps Hats, t1oelefy. &c
0hswkk,kS-W his.s5s = iee, t5i., nsan1y. Car
Cus Nssls. Whipping Paper. o. o0Nteefs
Akxx MOTT. Aass.
THIS MORNING. two PlatiUrm nslsncss. il eocd
rider ALkx NUT.
jyH ssA - 81 80 lps<
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8 SALE OFREAL ESTATE,

TRUSTEES SALE OFREAL ESTATE,
l ON LEIGH AND MARSHALL STREETS, AND
HOUSEHOLD FUkNiTURE, AT AUCTION Al
tue request Of the heirs OF the late fism Slater,
coed, (tnrough their 1rus.ee) shall yes, at pub
lie Icton, On the premises, on SATURDAY, the
2tth day Ut July. 1858. commencing at O'clock, p
the Lot with the brick Tenement thereon. ire
Gently occnped by tho decedept on the north side
OF Loixh street, near o Brook avenue, fronting n
feet, running bsck 100 feet 10 An alley; also, par
Gel Of Household Fnrni IRE After which will b.
street. in Bull ock Hnrris's Addition. between
smith and henry Streets fronting about Is feet,
niffg back TAG feet 20 an alley.
TERMS: One fourth cash, balance at q & and q
months, for negotiable notes. interest added, aud
title Retained til last note be paid.
Jyi6 a.DDIS 4 ArFEHS0N.s Aucts.
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TUST RECEIVED AT STORE spien-
- did assortment of parlor ana Chamber FUaNI-
TURE. consisting in part of Mahogany and Pine
Wardrobes Mahogany. Walnut, Rosewood and TAX;
Tetes; Whatnots; Lounges ONCE Desks Also a
large lot OF low price Furniture which will sell
ON very accommodating terms.
LARUS Il SHINE,
21-1rn Main
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ARTIFICIAL TEETH.
THE CHEOPBAST1C PhUCEso:
JONES, Dentist, having purchased tn

q. ". JONES. Dentist, having purchased the
right for the above mode OF making Teeth, an be.
over the gold. silver or platina method, can With
Confidence commend it to all who may desire full
or partial sets Of Teeth-and especially TO such a.
may be dissatisfied with those they are now using
IN this process all of the objections to the goid
plate are removed-the suction being perfect, Sc
cares comfort and stability to the fitand the teeth
being embedded In the metal. the food is excluded
flsU aad,r or between them. they are therefore
stronger cleaner Their and in every respect bet
ter. t
In consequence of the perfect adaptation of tbs
plate to the month and the suction thereby secured
lac caa insert one more teeth without clasps-and
in all guarantee a perfect and satisfactory fit
OF naeharge.
by those standing hig hest In the professbn, North
aud south testimonials will bs given and specimens
exhibited TO any who may desire to see them. Tbs
old plates OF those wishing TO exchange the old me-
thod for the new will be taken 10 part pay. ohics
opposite CoriDthiau Hall
,jffice hours from 8 TO "a from 3a TO 6.
Ie i5-3ra
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By Goddin & Appsrson.

TRUSTEES SALE or SIXTEEN
= AcRsS OF MOST VALUABLE FARMING
LAND. TWO NILES WkST OF TIM CITY on
kicH MONDAYS frustees in o certsin deed of
t trust from Mr.. John Chamberlain and wife. dated
l3rh July, 1887 duly recorded In Hi hmond Hastings
Court. We shall sen At public auction 90 the prem-
ses on WEDNEspAY, the 4th August, 1854, ct S
oci.ck r il fair, If nor. the next fair day the
real estate conveyed By the said decd cons.tiI Of
fact o. land 10 the county Of Henrico a. out two
nils west OF TIE City Of Richmond adjoining thu
isnds OF Mss,rs Hiram D,ckinson, %. n Shields
ana sa W. "; trump The said iaad lice mos: beauti.
iuliy, aud is remarkably fertile, and admirably
adapted 20 market garden for which purpose il i
1sRss:-E Enough IN cash to dsfray the expenses
OF ssie aud to rap OF two negotiable no. a. one or
800 %; and one for. S542 with Interest from the
times they b.eome due; q credit as 70 s763 until
lnr istn ara 10th January, 49, and to the resi-
De agreed on at the time Of sal.: the crsoit par
m nts TO bear interest, aud to be properly occurred
The title |. believed to be aerfect but the Trustees
viii convey with the usual special warranty.
CHARLES PHILLIP, lr
FENDALL GRIFFIN. trustees.
sale by GoDDIS APPERsor, Auets.