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New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-17

Auction SALE OF CORPORATION DOCKS ANp SLIPS.
Pursuant to notice given by the Comm ssionen OF
the Sinking Fund, the several Docks and Slips belong
ing to the Corporation leased on bids at public
auction at the City Hall yesterday for term OF FIVE
years The auction commenced shortly after IL clock
in the presence of large number OF persons. The
leases were sold by Mr. Samuel Osgood the auctionce
in the following order:
l. Small Boa, Dstrt-cOmpreh.u udius the raie' snd e. Of
wharfage OF vessels Of not than hye t1ns burden wen
or shall acrue N any or al OF the CoTPorson pA
Ssn st Pier 10 l. r. for the use Of boat. Connected
with the River Police. John S HAieht, for 80
East RlvER-wH,EFAGE oF VESSELS OF MORE THAN 1--WE
Ess, side Pier No. ard west side Pier No 5 fOOtof
Broad street, with bulkhesd between, John IL 49,.
Es., iaf Pier No and west half Pier No g. between
Broad street and Coentics slip, with bukhesd aud -
end Peter G Boornsn -; ~ p ,s. t'V
slip with bulkhesd American Iusnsporsion Co. 5000
East bali Pier No and west bali Per No coente' oo
Berth cr ship Pier foo, Of Bekman street Charles
= One ninth aats Of Pier No. q between Pike snd RaseT.
a. "os SsSSsT Of Clinton anF~ r Henry Wsm. @
balksesd between No. ST and .msi Pier No. 81,
10 w. 20 b. 1, m Js' p, So 81 loot
and half of bu,khesd between Me-. 81 aud ST. to ,0,
II VS., S b,f r PS & No IS foo; Coy:cai p and bulk
bead between 5S aud ., Jas Wilson. Law
IS Pier sot Sd street exclusive Of ferry John Bowen. 100
a. Bukh.ad between sd and 2Nh-strvcts exclusive OF
ferry John Broderick si..................... ~
Is Pier i6th George BroEn..,...... %
l6. Pier of 2dhstree John Bowen......'.''. t
H. Pier foot Of 18th street, James DIV
10. Bukhead of S6thsTee exclusive OF eTry priv
ncges Withdrawn. o
9 New Pier foot Of ll4h,tree Stephen Roberts ol"
20 New Pier foot Of lOth.street Harlem aud Ne~-forA
Navigation Company Nv
q. New Pier foot OF l2th-street George Brown W
a. Pier and bukhesd Harlem Bridge John y Austi2 3Io
g. South half of Pier No 81 foot of Fulton street Gu
uAd & -o'V
81 Norm d,,5 9at O. riet NO. .. o. ?OO
s Pier No 81 and half Of bulkhead between Nos 81 and
50, and Nos 81 and j.! foot Of Jay street. John y -
Haight. -V'
ss South halt No. So foot Of Jay street and bali
of bukhesd between Nos, s. and 81 H. b. Far 49,.
y Pier No az foot of FRANKLIN street Geo Burns w
g. Bulb side ot small pier foot Of Lsgh street.
between Nestry aud Hubert streets, ). Msnslm lh"
90. Pier No. ~. foot Of Watt street Withdrawn: 80
a. Pier No. a. foot Of Leroy street, with part OF oukhead
on north side Prunsyvanis Coal Company. O,lW
ST. Pier No 81 and bali OF bukhesd foot u Christopher
street John ) Insight. L7h
80 Return bIkhead foot Hammond street Carr 80
50 Bukhcad II Horao street, John :. Hsight 10
81 New pier foot Of Tventyeigh street. l. Mcomey w
- New pier Of Thirty fourth street, G. Hines blO
80 New pir OF Thirty seventh street, withdrawn.
81 Pier seventh street Daniel Darrow.. $40
3d. Pier bulkhesd Manhait,nyi- T. +. Tone... ~
REcAPTULATioN.
Small Boat District t.....-...........'..'.'..' 10
Fast River
North RiycT.....
~, ep05,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-17

APPOINTMENTS BY THE NAVAL OfTlcER.-Mr'
Birisa the new Naval Officer at this port, has made
the following appointments and removals;
Nathan Ross.tsr Of Schohse County Deputy wee IoPo
C. Brodhesd removed. Salary, $4,000 r. H.,
Robert H. Shsnkand IT, Of Csarsugus County Clerk wee
I.asc c. Sheldon, removed. Salary, l,OOO - ~.
Jesse Dssosway Of Richmond County Cers wee "H H.
Ronalds. removed. Salary + O0O. ,,., ..
Charles Lester Of New York City Clerk wee hn'ue" l.
Fireman. jr., removed. Salary, 500.
This is only the commencement OF an expected thof
ough change among the incumbents In the NaVa'
Office as it is understood that Mr.. Birdsa will carry
the principle Of rotation 10 office 1t Is Dene'ed
that all who are not entirely orthodox in their Dsoc
racy or are in the least wanting in business efcency
will suffer decaptation as the Naval Ohlcer mas eA-
pressed determination to rid his department o party
drones and Inefficient business characters.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-17


STABDEG AFFRAY.-About | o'clock yesterday
low morning disturbance occurred at ball given at the
Dutch dalce.house No. 259 West Thirty-nnth street,
between Peter Frank Duhlier, Belgian tailor, and
Matthias Gresser, a German, which resulted IN the
latter receiving several nghtful stabs from the effect
of which he will probably lose his life. 1t seems that
during the evening Gresser danced once or t"ice
with Duhier's without his consent, and 10 con-
sequence the ire and jealousy Of the latter was aroused
At the termination Of OF the dances, resser went
to Duhler and said he hoped that be would not be
offended because he danced with his glr, a. sne
desired TO dance with hin. Duhier seemed 70 taHe
the matter in good part and after listening to one or
two German songs and quafinS several mug Of
lager started out saying he was gong nome IN a
little time thereafter Gresser and friend went out
with view of going home, but had not proceeded lar
before Duhler and another man, VINO, II seems, hed
followed them came suddenly upon tnein ana
dealt Gres.er powerful blow on the head with some
bssvv instrument, knocking him PROSTATE upon the
walk. As is alleged, Duhlier drew knife from his
ro.ket and stabbed Gresser while down, four times
once in the breast once in the aide, and twice In the
hack The cowardIy assassin and his confederate then
ran Of Officer Hard, being attracted 10 the spot by
The cry Of murder conveyed Gresser to his residence
in Thirt y-fah street near Broadway. The physician
who wee called to attend him Gays that one of the
wounds in the back has penetrated the lungs and that
there is scarcely hope Of his recovery. The same
oficr subsequently apprehended Duhler and conveyed
him TO the Jefferson Market Police Court, where Jus-
tce Kelly committed him to prison to await the result
of Gressers injuries. II is said that the bloody deed
was witnessed By one or more persons. About year
ago Dukher stabbed man. for which offense he never
wac arrested having managed to keep out Of the way
OF the police. Duhuers confederate s still at large
r he Jefferson
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-17
BRDOHL YN ITEMS.

SALE OF PEws.-The new Chapel OF the Second
Unitarian Church, situated on the corner Of CintOs
ard Congress streets, Brooklyn, WAS opened last
evening for the purpose Of dsposing Of the pews By
auction. The attendance not very large, nor were
the sales very brisk In the earlier part Of the evening"
Of the more expensive pews in the center aisle.
sold at good prices, bringing from five TO sevea
hundred dollars each, but toward nine o'clock the eI-
element subsided and purchasers seemed reluctant IN
coming forward All the pews that were not sold lsst
night will b. reIted notice being given two weeks
iD advance.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-17

The "Huguenots will be performed for the fit
time this evening at the Academy.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-17

SUPPOSED SUIcDE-MrTILATED BoDr on Man
PoUND.-About a week since the foot OF man, with .
boot on, was found on was is called the "Nysck
Tract, near Fort Hamilton, by some abOren. II was
placed possession Of Coroner Bennett, who after d.
geDt search, found the remains Of a man lying in Q
clunp of bushes about half mile from where thefoct
was found. The body had been mutated by hogs, and
portions scattered about while the clothes were
oil ripped to pieces and hardly distngushable gold
watch and heavy gold chain, apparently worth about
tj0 found by, az also pocket-book contain
ing $l2 in specie, and some papers, the writing upon
which had been obIiterated. Near the body was re-
volver barrel Of which had been discharged. Ths
others still loaded. 1t is supposed that the body
must have been there for month, and the fscs
that pistol was found by his side leads to the belief
that he committed suicide. Further information can b
obtained OF the Coroner, Wynans r. Bennett In New
Utrecht ar the termination OF the Greenwood route d
car The body may probably be identified BY the
watch and some remnants Of clothing. The features
are entirely gone
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-17

CAPTrRE OF FAL.E-PRITEN,E MRS.-Sergeant
Berey received dispatch from Baltimore on Satur-
day, stating that apaIty calling himself John F. 81
mon, had obtained e. 600 $1,000 worth Of goods at
Baltimore and fed with them to this city in company
Of another person, who appeared to be his brother
The parties, on arriving here on Monday, were ar
rested aud their goods sezed board of one of the
Baltimore propelers The prisoners are Johh Suss-
muth and Vim. Sussmuth. 1t wss their intention to
proceed direct to Germany They are waiting requl-
sition to be sent back to Baltimore.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-17
CITY ITEMS.

Yesterday wa, warm, with cloudy sky, and at
night heavy fog.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-17

CHARGE or LIBEL Officer Smith, Of the Jefferson
Msket Police Court. yesterday morning arres'ed mr.
IL. Ra.,h ,.s;s;,s, ON "a. corner OF Fifth avenue
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-17

ROBBED WHILE IsTONIcAIED.-On Monday even
ips nsmed Thompson. who teeps policy snopIs Ncv.
York crossed the Grxndstreet Ferry 70 Nhsnseais snH
bpg under the too vens " tie rv
s>I o oolored woman residing In ser -
ferry and procured iodgnsa Ipon svaArnif tee uTnoS
b. e.,o,ered 'hst vausbs sol wsea enc cam -
s,,ea lroT him duug tho pSessrs sss' - cve~W -
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-17

EscaPED Stephen Wilkes the foreman II Bar
b parking ,stsbishmsn,. In Rid Hook Point who -. az
the charge Of robbiDg hs employer sna eia osA "
= olo noity took bis departure for psrt' wHsH"""'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-17

OBsTRUCTIoSs ~ THE STRkEIs.-ine Dcp.Y % %
reeng them 20 have al obsniet'oh' w T. - 80 Xs.r,
.p.ciiye districts removed sud 70 no'ig Di ~ ~ ~
~ very ahy condition thrOushogi the city Ts
49,. %, Stbe Third NsTd oommeno.e operations yesterday.
,b,, sn Effort should be made IN Othsr ssctons 10
& a.. ~ n. hrsps Of filth which has now Seumnssd fr
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-17

P,cKpocEETs OS THE FERRr BoTs.-Ihe crowded
-, - b. h.ts on the Wilsmsbmth t.rres brtvssp IL
% ~ 6ve srd ven The evening affords excellent o1po-
[ Tor h. Hsht fingered rptry 20 their s,oesion
bay. b.en victimized. of them sehousy but
- h. ouer.tors escaped with their booty without beiss
,,sS lat evening person Who gave his Joan
5 "a. arrested by Officer Griiths II the Pifh Pree,nd
t,d by some of The psssengen the Peek sp Sy
With having extracted OF money from their psches
Hs =, taken the station House and viii be examined on 1s
charge 10 day.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-25

nat to iacnr the expense astenshAnt upan the
reopcaing and Organization of the scf:p0l. which
I.as ls,w been clu~d foT more than . year. In
order, therefore, tlat the means which have
lscn ~, liheralIy appropriated By tl@ State fur
the laudai,le parplse Of education, may not re-
niain lo:kel up in an insfitutiU1 hieh, in It's
present. situation, can never, in tbs opinion Of
your memuriaiists, answer the purposes d its
establishment, they do m6St respectfully peti-
ton your Honorable Body 20 pass law O.
thOrizing them, the said Board Of Trustees, D
a maigity Of them, in their discretion, to sell
and dispose of said Seminary and Lot, together
with tile Fixtures aud Furniture thereto be-
longing, and to appropriate tho proceeds there
Of in their discretion, either to the erection of
similar institution at some more eligible place,
where the object and intention Of the Legisla-
tare might be more surely effected, or to in
vest the same IN some secure fund, to be placed
at the disposal Of the Commissioners of the
Primary Schools Of St. Mary's county.
c. COMBS,
President of the Board Of Trustees.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-25
Cadet Annointmant.

We are pleased 10 announce that our young
friend Joseph r. Stone, son Of DIR. ThO. J.
Steae, Of this village, has received the appoint
ment Of cadet at the United States, Military
Academy at West Point to fill a Vacancy
csesssl by promotion. The appointment be-
longed 70 this Congressional district and rested
with our representative Gen. Bowie, who gem
eFously honOred our county by selecting the
sou Of 0 worthy citizen fcr the vacant cadet
ship.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-25

~ virtue Of decree of the Circuit Court
- for Saint Mary's county. sitting in Equi-
~. the undersigned. as TEustee, will sell ai
Pubisc sale, in the village Of CHAPTICO,
ON SATURDAY, Al A E4esa,
THE PATH DAY OF APRHa NEKT.
aii that property IN said village knswn b
NEALE'S LOT. ? ". 80
These . an excellent two story dwelling and
al the necessary buildmgs required for res
sdenes upon the sasd lOt, with ahOnf two acres
Of land attached thereto ior gardening and
other purposes. II ~ desirable locaison tor
one wlshing residence IN the village.
The TERMS. - prescribed by ihs decree
IRE one-llalf Of the purchase money cash on
me DAY Of sale. the residue upon crsdii 81 9
months, wiih tho notes Of the purchaser. md
surety % Be approved by the Trustee.
GEO. C. MORGAN.
Trussee.f
March 25, ls5S-s. Is
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-25

THURSDAY MonN'G. MARdu ..
Circuit Court.

-
Circuit Court.
The fallowing cases On tlse Criminal Docket
were disposed Of during the hate session Of the
Cirnit Court: .
State vs.. Sam GrcenweIl, free black, indict-
III for feaOuy-senfenced to he transported be-
yond the limits Of the State.
State W. Mary BarIer, free black, presented
lselling Iiquor-6ned S25 and costs
State W.. Zack Iivers, slave If Dr. Cs,k. in
N'esed Cor killing Bill Dent, slave Of Thomas
ffslS Morgaa and Brent for prisoner-ver-
4ikt no* entity. Upon the acqu;.tal Of this
psrt lsosgner, DIR. Coog, sold hiks TO ira
saie sE #n,. 2. Brown, indicted for assault
AnN ksafleAN nlI 81 II. Graves. JUDGMENT by
ths Count h0s zaisty, and discharged.
ltats - r ~ Goddard, presented for an
nsanlIt ard hIFfFfy On Ben Buckler. Judg-
inspt byf tla Ceife-gsilty, and fined $5 and
costs
NEate W.. Joseph II. Wood, indicted for an
assault and battery on Giles IAkhrum-vcrdict
guilty sentenced by the Court to pay fine Of
SO and COSTS
siLate vs.. ID. 8. Oliver, presented Tor selling
spintnous liquors Without license. Judg. nolle
pUHseqnfs upon vment Of costs.
We lsn9 e list Of the Grand and Peus
1yoad JR,1.-Hcnry g. Garner, Foreman;
.. Spal|lin q Colton, w. Blair, A. 8. Mar
o. s.. m. Morgan, J. Abel, j. Fl. AlIstan,
hafEison, i. L. Harrison, j. II. Heard, J..
- Crapc, Wm. Watts, d. n. Washington,
q " tikson, j. II. Milburn, II. C. Clarke,
i. T. Cad, G. l.. Wise, r. NJ. Edwards, +. j.
SIsme, 4. IhoIDpson, T. H. Fowler.
Pssif Jsuy.-O. 8. Brooke, /. Hayden, A.
H1Ef0uehs r. Mattingley, G. II. Ashcome, j.
Nathen, Y. Tppitt, J. A. Morgan, j. Fl.
KY. J. y. Abel, j. C. Bean, J. Fl. Alvey, p.
gaiNke z I. Floyd, B. Kcibart, J. f. Crane,
j g. MiIburn, c. Medley, j. T. Yates, T.
Hebh q. w. Goddard, @. T. Burroughs, w.
= Goddard, j. L. Abel.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-25
COMMUNICATED.
MBsRs. EDrToRs: /:

MfSSbS. EDITOkSs
In your last issue, / read the law passed by
cur wise men in the General Assembly, to allow
Henry Miles Langley, late Collector in election
district No. l.. of Sc. Mary's county, further
time to cc2nplete his collections, and must
confess do not like its provisions. This law
appears TO me tO knock down some of the ussl-
nj safeguards thrown arUund the people and
their property and, aEiOPsrzt Il. all such cases
- Sisan the dnE'f 70 fraud and oppression.
do not mean to say that Mr.. Henry Miles Lang
ley will take any advantage Of the extraOrdi-
nary powers which the Legislature has con-
ferred upon him, but there may be collectors
hereafter applying for the same privileges, tand
who, of course, will be equally entitled to
them,l who may not be quite 50 conscientious.
and who, having the powers conferred by such
an act, may use them after such lapse of
time, successfully to cheat the living who NAV
be careless with their evidences of payment. or
the dead, who can no longer speak or act for
themselves.
It appears from this law that Mr.. Henry
Miles Langley was collector of the taxes for
1851, about seven years since, o period which
is called lifetime in law, and the taxes of that
year me Is by this law empowered to collect
He would already have had the privilege of
collecting any unpaid taxes, just as he or any
one else could collect any other debt due him.
by warrant, but then the supposed debtor would
have, (as he undoubtedly ought to have after
such lapse of time) all the Offences which
the law gives in ordinary cases. But by this
act the supposed debtor looses all his defences
aud if he be dead, they are list to his exccu-
tors or heirs, and the collector is invested with
summary power of collecting such taxes as he
chooses 10 say are unpaid by levy and sale,
notwithstanding the lapse of time, upon moth
ing but his own osGe-sided affidavit that said
taxes are not paid. ~
In ordinary cases Of account 10 the amount
Of $26.663, the law, believe, gives q man the
privilege Of proving his account by his own
oath, provided it is done within twelve months
from the date of first article therein, and then
he can only get Judgment provided the defen-
dant cannot bring rebutting testimony, but it
seems for some reason Or other, Mr.. Henry
Miles LAngley's affidavit is to be absolute after
the lapse Of seUeH years, giving the power, by
the aid of our Legislators, to execute the pro-
perty of those he may claim to be his debtor,
without giving the latter any rights or prisi-
ledges whatever, except to pay, even although
he might have been able, If HI. M. Langley had
carried him before Justice of the peace, to sat
isfy the officer that the claim was unjust. The
most ordinary reflection will discover that the
provisions of this law are dangerous to the
rights of the people, as they have heretofore
existed and now call their attention to it that
they may rebuke such loose one-sided legiSla-
ton, whether arising from carelessness, igno-
rance or any other cause to them unknown.
A TAX PAYER.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-25

We Offer for sale on the above terms. m
low. prices, the following articles, mostly Of
eur own manufacture, and which we will
warrant 20 be ofshe best quality.
DOORS.
sAsHEs, CGlazed or not G'azed.)
BLINDS.
wINDoW and DOOR FRAMES
Newell POSTS.
BALUSTERSL
MOULDlNGS.
BRACKETS
HOT BED SASHES.
WOODEN Ma MILES.
SLA TIE NANTES.
+ SLATE HEARTHS.
BUILDERS HARDWARE.
WINDOW GLASS. i
WOOD TUBE FUR CHAIN PUMPS.
W.HTER PIPE, &c.,
Hand- Rails, Trusses, Centre Flowers for
Ceilings, Carved mouldings and Brackees,
Pannel Ornaments, Sash Weights and Cord,
Dressed Flooring. Bricks, Lime, Hair. Plas-
teF, Csmens, Sc. And 4 great variety uf
architee gural materials and ornaments.
Ordered work furnished promptly, and in
the hest manner.
We are also sole agents ID BaIiilnore Of
the West Casileion RaR Road, anhl Slate
Company. and afe1 -
prices.
Slate Mantle piece. il 49, : 8 s-'s
the richest and most Expensive Snapish mar.
bles-and which are, III siutahlli<f. sfsennah
beauty. and chearAess. nl.suzxasss1l Ihsv
are 20 highly polishs< i.at she< xesain shsir
beauty much longer 4hln faafI';p. anil afp act
injured by smoke. co; 1as. a. aEids. rhev
have Elk times ths. slfen4IE 81 snAflae. and
their appearance i much stlfszfia< 4a <s<f-
sons interested in buiIdin& miIl iii x&el3 III
make note Of this.
We are also agents IL ti,i. hes< &Ash I1a9r
and Blind MACHINERY. made III {1e s6onfzx
and are furnishing al NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nfseas
all machinery necessary ioy manuIAelarik4
Doors. Sashes. Blinds yMouldings Sc. socis
as.
SRUFACtNG MACHINES,
POWER and FOOT MORTISING Ma
CHIMES, =
MOULDING MACHINES.
TENONlNG MACHINES.
PLANNING MACHINES.
BLIND MORTlSiNG MACHINES, &c.
all Of which are warranted to give salts
faction.
all Communications will receive prompt
attention.
GEORGE o. STEVENS & co.
AZ ". Pratt ST., Near Spears Wharf,
Baltimore, Nd.
March 18th, ls58-Iy.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-25

vonshire, England, about the middle of the
seventeenth century. =
The disease which causesl Commodore Perry
death was gout Ia the stomach. He had cora
plained of feeling poorly Cor several days, but
was not considered in danger until the hour oi
his death, which occurred :. 2so'clock on the
morning of the 4th instant, at his residence In
New York city, at the age OF CD.
Commodore Perry stood third On the list q
captains in the navy. He had just completed
the 49th year Of his service. OF this period,
he had been at sea twenty-five years and three
months, on other duty nineteen years, and un-
employed less than Eve years.
THE UTAH MovEMENT.-His expected that
a &srce Of three hundred more recruits (intan-
try and artillery viii leave the New York sta
lion for Fort Leavenworth about the lst OF
April, to reinforce the regiments destined for
the Utah service. After that addition, only
about 200 more will be required 30 fill up all
the regiments 10 their fun complement Of men.
There win then be accumulated at that fost
about 5000 men, who will probably take up
their line Of march for Utah between the Goth
of April and the 10th Of May, at which time
the grass along the route viii be long enough
for the horses to nibble. The distance from
Fort Leavenworth to Camp Scott, where Col.
Johnston i now stationed, with 800 men, il
nearly 1000 miles, and from that point 10
Salt Lake City about 92 miles. The move
ment upon that nest Of rebels, says the New
York Journal Of Commerce, win be made early
in June, unless they %hould meanwhile have
the good sense 10 surrender; and it is said that,
if the reinforcements this side Of the Rocky
Mountains should be detained by any cause.
the Colonel will not hesitate to strike q blow
with his little army, strengthened, as it will be
about the 10th of April, by the arrival of Col.
Summers dragons, 800 strong.
THE PACIFIC HOTEL MYsTERY.-The in
vestigation into the causes of the burning of
the Pacific Hotel at st. Louis is still going ON
in that city. A number of witnesses had
been examined. but as yet nothing has been
proven 10 implicate amy Of the persons charged
with the crime.
A ROYAL TYPO.-Aceording to an ancient
usage in Prussia, all the princes Of the royal
family must learn a trade. Il is stated that
the Prince FREDERIC WILLIAM, just married
to the Princess Royal of England, learned the
tra'ic of a compositor in the printing office Of
Mr. Hauel, at Berlin.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-25
VALUABLE
Rea1 estate .fcr Sole.

DY virtue Of a decree Of the Circuit Court for
ID 81. Marys county, sitting in Equity, the
undersigned, as trustee, will sell Ut public sale, In
the village Of CHAPTIcO,
On SATURDAY.
THE 24,h DAY CIR APRII. NEXT.
all the real estate which was sHoued
A. Hayden as dover undef the commission Of
Partition to divide the real estate Of Peregrine
Hayden, deceased, the same being now sold in
fee simple for the purpose OF distributing the pro-
ceeds of sale among the heirs entitled thereto.-
The whole Of said lands consists Of about S72
acres, and are subdIvIded into three farms, and
will be sold separately as now divided and mid
off. There arc upon each of three farms a COM
Portable dwelling aud all the necessary
for family aud farming purposes. The lands lay
about two miles from the village Of Chaptlco,
where shipping for all produce and other pur-
TO the growth Of all the staple products of the
| county, aud upon them every variety Of soil may
be found. For growing OF Tobacco, the sell 10
said TO be Of character that excels in the pro-
ductiOn of a delicate and fine texture.
These lands probably are the mos. valuable in
the county for the great quantity Of fine timber
and other wood 20 be found apon them. Oak of
every description, cedar, chestnut and pine ia
great abundance may be had for market within
from two 70 two miles and half from the point
of shipment. This, alone, renders these lands
very valuable.
TERMS, as prescribed by the decree, are
One-thiFd Of the purchase meney cash on the day
OF snls-residue IN two years, the purchaser giv-
ing bond and security to be approved by the Trun-
tee. 10 4k
GEO. c. MORGAN.
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