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Des Arc citizen., 1859-02-11
New Orleans Market.
OFFICE OF THE TRUE DELTA, Friday Evening, February 4, 1859.


 Friday Evening, February 4, 1859. CorroN-We stated in our last review that the demand had been more active and opera tiens en- a more liberal scale, without any quotable change in prices, which had contn- ed firm for the middling and better qualities, but rather easier for the lower grades, the market closing unsettled from the receipt of the Arabia's accounts. On Saturday, opera tions were, moreover, restricted by rainy weather, since which, although factors have submitted to a reduction of l O sc, the de- mand has continued limited.
 Tie sales comprise ,250 bales on Saturday; ,505 on Monday; ,000 on Tuesday; 6,000 on Wednesday, 5000 yesterday, and 5000 to-day, making total for the week of 23, ,750 bales. The receipts since the 28th ult, comprise 76,032 bales, against 35,474 bales during the corresponding period last year, ,and the exports 45, ,241 bales, leaving on hand stock of 500,- 763 bales, against 394 ,620 same time last year: We quote as follows:
 NEW ORLEANS cLAssIrIcATIoN. Inferior. .... nominal Middling. Il @11a Ordinary.... nominal Good Mid. 1lx@12 Good Ord'y.. 9a@10l Mid. Fair...12t t(912a Low Mid'g ..1od@1o4 Fair ........ O.
 STATEMENT OF COTTON. Stock on hand on the 1st Sept. l85S.... 30, ,374 Arrived since ..... .... ,2Io,S4s Arrived to-day y.......... .............. LIT
 Total ...... ...... ........ ], ,3l4 ,39t Exported to date .... ..S06,697 Exported to-day.... ......... 6,936 Stock on hand and on shipboard not
 cleared ....,... ...... ...... ..s.. ouu, fo'
Des Arc citizen., 1859-02-11

SMALL Pox.-The application of the following lininenti in small pox will relieve the most distressing symptoms oi itching, and lessen the chance of pitting: Rub up half a drachm of extract of belladonna with half a drachm of of spermaceti oint- ment; to these add three and half ounces of olive oil, and two and half drachms oi chlorofrom.
 eEN~ A census of the population ot Rome has just been completed, from which it appears that the total of the inhabitants is about one hundred and eighty thousand three hundred and ffly-seven--a figure at about which the city has remained for the last two hundred years.
 a@%Col. Joseph Bond, of Savannah, Ga, has made during the last season 2,- l7O bales of cotton, at.present prices bring ing him over one hundred thousand dol lars.
 sca-The Senate of New York have passed bill prohibiting the admission ol boys in the New York theaters when un- accompanied.
 REV. MR. SPuRGEos.-Advices by the steamer Arago are to the effect tha an offer of ten thousand dollars has beer made the Rev. MT. SPuRG EoN 10 come it New York and preach four sermons in tho Academy of Music.
 r@ Georgia has abolished imprison ment for debt.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-02-11

%IMPRovING THE NAVIGATION or LITTLE ED RtvER.-It is proposed to improve the n1vigation of this stream between West Point Aad Searcy Landing. It is confidently asser- M that dam and lock four feet high, at the lkoals, will enable steamboats to reach Searcy Binding at all seasons of the year. Col.
 momas Watkins, we learn, will give fifteen kandrld dollars towards the proposed inn nfovement
Des Arc citizen., 1859-02-11
From Camp Floyd and Salt Lake.

The great Salt Lake mail arrived in this cry on Friday night last, 18th, bring ing dates to the 4lh of January: The news is of but little importance. On the Friday previous the editor of the Valley Tan paid visit to Camp Floyd, and wit messed general military review-a spectacle that but few people in the "States," where all the sights are, ever saw. More than three thousand men un- der arms paraded upon the plateau, and formed line of brave and well disci- plined soldiers, that stretshed across the valley almost from one mountain to the other.
 He also speaks in the highest terms of the movements and maneuvers of Major Phelps's battery, and says that General Johnson is the idol, and deseryedly so, of his army. combining military skill with a thorough, practical and statesman-llke view of the circumstances which have and do now surround him; he has proved him self both gallant soldier end an able civilian.
 The Valley Tan has scorching lead Ing afucle on the conduct ol tne Norlnon Legislature while it was in session at Fill more City. It appears that the editor sent that body about forty copies of his pa per. containing the Presidents message, as an act of courtesy. It appears that it was not reciprocated, but on the contrary, after 1t was tread and inwardly digested," /" it was contemptuously spurned, and the ct l Serjeant-at-arms was authorized to collect the paper and return it; which task he was bound to do and did perform -[St. Joseph Journal, Jan. 31.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-02-11

seN- Bill Cush, of Arkansas, in re- cent letter to the Fort Smith Herald, gives the following description of what he t seen and heard" at Pine Bluff
 At Pine Bluff, there was circus steam boat with Calliope on board. Just about dark. it struck up" The Girl left behind me" and never did I hear such music. The high notes seemed to mount to the very stars; and the low ones to rumble in the bowels of the earth. The per- former plays with great enthusiasm. He stands enveloped in the rolling clouds of steam, and keeps both his ears stopped with cork The great advantage of the instrument over all others, and over, even, the fullest bands. is its complete inde- pendence of surrounding tumult. All the clangor of Pine BluG-the barking of all her dogs-the lowing of all her cows the neiehing of all her horses--the whooping of all her fools-all were ap- propriated as an accompaniment, and as far as they went, answered a fine part. It was furious music. Thirty miles up and down the river the negroes danced to it. Col. Roane who lives opposite the town, came down to the sand bar, and cut the pigeon wing in the sand, as gaily as he did on the night of his wedding. Maj. Rector said he never saw him dance so well. All the varmints of the bottom heard it-coons and opossums paused in their night rambles, and listened; !; hogs awoke from their beds, etc.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-02-11

Uh SLEDGE's NERvous ToNic has now be come one of the standing remedies for Chills AAa Fever; as all who use it speak in the nIGnest terms of the powerful effect it has in nsroliing disease, marked by periodicity- Ana to those convalescing from attacks of fe- rit has no superior.
 The HoARHoUND PEtToRAL is conceded by aii to be the best preparation ever before intro luced for colds, coughs, croup and consump- 'ion' and should be in the hands of every fami- y, as children take it with lmpunity...
 tG See advertisement. [mayS]
Des Arc citizen., 1859-02-11

DEs ARC BIBLE AND TRACT SOCIETY. =
 We are requested to state that there will be d meeting of this Society, at the Presbyterian sChurch, on Monday evening next, at early
 eandle-light. A full attendance is requested
Des Arc citizen., 1859-02-11
Memphis Market.
MEMPHIS APPEAL OFFICE,

bdIHTuay FcUIudIy J, D. CorroY-The apprehensiye and unsettled feeling that has reigned in market the last few days. continues to exist Prices are still en- cents. IS at 8, 39 at S4, at 8a, 19 at g. at 95 36 at 12 at g, 72 at 10, 173 at l05 8 at 10! 10 at l01, 3 at 10a, 19l at II, 50 at IL, 50 at III, 23 at It, ? at l1s, 51 at l2-total S67 bales, of which 4S7 sold under, and 3So at and ovar 1 cantq
Des Arc citizen., 1859-02-11

sGy The Opposition in Virginia are trying to concentrate on MT. Coggin, for merly member of Congress, as their candidate for Governor against MT. Lelch- CT.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-02-11
N Q T c E!

r HAVE associated with me in business G. \ w. & J. E. Glenn, under the name and tile of J. A. Firth S Co.,, and would respect fully solicit liberal share of the public pat ronage, and will have in short time, very extensive stock of goods, and would request all those who wishto buy, to give us call, before purchasing elsewhere. o
 feb l-tf
Des Arc citizen., 1859-02-11

DEATH OF ScHoLAR.-Wm Cranch Bond, the eminent astronomer and direc- tor of the Cambridge Observatory, died at Cambridge, Mass, on the 18th ult., aged sixty-nine years.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-02-11
pes Arc Station Methodist Episcopal
 Church South.

JOHN F. CARR, Preacher in Charge.
 Divine service will be held at Watkins Chapel, every Sunday morning (except the "a and 4th) at Il o'clock. Also, every Sunday night.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-02-11

IF Jesse Duke, whose parents live near town, was kicked by mule on Monday, and Lhe bone of his right leg, below the knee, |elriby shattered. He received prompt medi-
 nl attention, but it was feared on Wednes- lay evening that amputation would be neces-
Des Arc citizen., 1859-02-11

sa5@ The governmea; of Baenos AyTcs has issued orders for an agricultural fair, to be the second held in South America.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-02-11

seJ Extra copies of the "CITrzEy, Five Gents each, or-Fifty Gents per dozen.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-02-11

ssGy The "hog cholera" is exceedingly fatal in West Tennessee. Both hogs and dogs are dying with il by hundreds
Des Arc citizen., 1859-02-11
MARKETS, &c.
CITIZEN OFFICE, DEs ARC, Friday, Feb. II, 1899.

COTTON RECEIPTS FOR PAST WEEK.. Geo. w. Walden received 29 bales, 20 of which he bought at 9@l1cts.
 A. Stewart & Bro's., received 6 bales, which they bought at 10a@11cts.
 Firth & Jackson received 1d bales. of which they bought at f0t@ll cents.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-02-11

e.y- J. " Dorr, General .Aduertising Agent, .Nsc Orleans, La, IS our duly suthorisea agent in that city.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-02-11

sy- Divine Service. Rev. DANIEL L. GRAY will preach at the Presbyterian church Sunday morning, at II o'clock.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-02-11

. Col. Lynn Boyd the Democratic ;andida,e for Lieutenant Governor in Ken
 aeky, represented the First congression- Il District of that State for eighteen years, md served four years as Speaker of the House. ,
Des Arc citizen., 1859-02-11

JUSTICES CouRrs IN WHIrE RIVER TowN- sarr. .--The several Justices of the Peace, 1T White River township, hold their respective scourts in Des Arc, as follows:
 Ell. P. VAUGHAN, Esq, 1st Friday each month.
 xW L. DEwoopY, Esq, 2d ( kSsMEoN H3RNE, Esq, 4th |"
Des Arc citizen., 1859-02-11

PAvEMENTs, &c.-We invite perusal oi
 he Town Ordinance in our columns.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-02-11
U. IT. DORPHLEY,

D E W I 'H L N U K U E OJV :! E- B RESPECTFULLY informs the ~ A citizens of Des Arc, that he
 1lIIIIy Intends to make this his rcfGia- nent residence, and hopes thereby, to secure good practice. He is prepared to perform any of the various operations in dental science. Artificial teeth. from single tooth to entire sets, put in upon the latest and most approv- ed style. Teeth plugged in a superior style.
 Dr. l.. H. D., has been in constant practice for the last twenty years, in Philadelphia and the South.
 Saturdays will be devoted to the care aid of chiIdren's teeth. Any that may wish his services will be attended to at their residence for the present, until he gets his office fitted up.
 n5B- Any communications addressed to him at the Jackson House, will receive prompt attention. [Jan 2S-tf.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-02-11

E CORPORATE ELEcTIoN.---The annual elec- tion for Mayor, Aldermen, and Constable, for th. town of Des Arc, came off on Monday last. The result was as follows: Mayor--J. c. MORRILL,.
 Aldermen-G. ". VApEN, A. S. ERWIN, STEPHEN RED, N. H. BuRK. x Constable. --WILLIAM LEE.
 The new Board will be organized on the 1st pf March, at which time they will elect Recorder, Wharf Master, Street Commission er, &c.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-02-11
Tariff of Prices White River Freight
 and Passage.

Money, Jewelry and other valuables, per cent and bill iading to be signed for
 H54- Price of Freight from Napoleon to Des Arc, 30 cents per 100 pounds. Passage $5 co.
 e>T Price of Freight from pes Arc t0 Memphis, So cents per 100 pounds; cotton SI per bale. Passage SS.
 Passage from Memphis to Indian Bay and Des A,c, ss; Nigger Hill and Augusta, $e; Grand Glaize and Jacksonport, $1o.
 luly 3.-tf.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-02-11

HEVtI m TIT TIT IC .Did hear challenge urged more modestly, sUnless brother should brother dare"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-08-06

James Green. Eliza In the Circuit Court
beth Green and Elijah for Cecil county. In
Mcllcgd, [chanccry, July 18th,
VS.. 1859.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-08-06
REAL ESTATE.
Advertising.

We cpcNt what we have o(irn -aji, that The
Cecil Wing has far greater circulation than any
other paper on the Eastc'n Shore or in any of the
ncighboring counties in this state. 1t is yalu
ahlcrciium for ADVERTISING to all persons in this
county who haze property, Real or Personal. for
sale; or. who dead in any sort Of merchandise.
goods or wares. Every dollar they cxpcnd in all
ycrtisirg il The Wing must repay them hundreds.
to merchants and citizens of Cecil county can in
no way make their business and location known to
them SO well as by advertising in The Cecil Wig.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-08-06
CAUTION.

TO ALL WHOM II MAY CONCERN.
HAVING proved Priority of Invention before
l. the Patent Office of the United States over
the so-callcd CHARLES Il. LOVELESS' SELF
GENERATING GAS BURNER on which proof
Patent was granted me by the United States,
bearing date the 10Th day of October 1858 This
Is to CATION ALL PERSONS AGAINST MAKING,
NENniNG, or USING THE SAME, all who so do,
will be held responsible for damages, as by the
United states Patent Laws made and provided,
FOR such infringement of my Rights, and those
holding under me.
Also against the making, using or vending to
any PARTIES. the so-callcd JOliNSONS BONES
TIC SELF-GENERATING GAS BURNERS az
the same is IN infringement of my Patents boar.
ing date the I'D day of June, 1858, and also uf
October 10Th, A. d. 1855
AL0NI0 NJ. MACE
June Is, lS39-ly. Springfield Mass.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-08-06
BALTIMORE.
The LARGEST
CHAIR and FURNITURE
ESTABLfsHMENT
BALTIMORE,
IN TIE UNITED STATES

N1ATHlOT SONS GAY STREET WARP
Nl HOUSE where is kept always on hand, OF
made to order, every style of fremch rETE-A-TrTEs
IN plush, hair, cloth or blocttcr.
French Full stun aud Medallion Pari6r ARN.
CnA,nS and sets with plush, hair, cloth or bro;
catcic.
French Fun Carved PARIcR CHAIRS and SETS
with plush, hair. cloth or brccatcilc
SOFAS: Half French Mahogany; Walnut FAR
Lor CHAIRS, i'll hair cloth or plush
EnckISG CHAiES--yaIior5 designs, in hair,
cloth and plush.
STUFF STRING LorSGEs-a large assortment al
ways ON hand or any pattern made or covered
with any goods to order
CHtMnEn SrITs-in Mahogany or Walnut com.
plctc. from S3j up
CANE CHAIRS and RocKISG CHNrE--the largest
assortment ready made in any houss in the
tnltcd StateS-fr"m SD dozen up
BAR Rpo", OFFICE and bJ%tNG CHAIRS in Oak,
WALNUT on MAnoGAHl. with cane. wood or stuffed
seatt--an assortment embracing over % dozen.
WOOD Swat CHAIRS and SErrEEs ana ROCKING
CHtIRS-Over 100 dozen
LOOKING GLASSES of every variety and BEns
HAIR and llrSk MATTRESSES. a very large assorts
mcnt constantly on hand and for sale by
AUG. MATHI0T n SON.
% & q North Gay street, (near Fayette ST.
Sept %, lSjS-ly. BALTIMORE,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-08-06

THE SUNBEAM OF. THE IIorsEUOLp-i
Memoir Of Emma RaH H'ihDaf by Rev
il, T. llrRN.-A handsome liL'lc volume of
some 90 pages bearing the above title, has
been laid on our table by the author, and
another by Mr.. Toracrt 1t is 4 worthy
tribute to the memory Of the le.oYcl child
whom it comn6mo'a!cs. Mr.. Ham at whose
expense it has been printed, has left copies
May in this town.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-08-06
THE 0XYGENATED l.,Y,rEHs.

y.
N"'ufc' III htF great laboratory; mas stored some
remedy adapted to every disease which flesh is
heir to- Int it rc,ulfrrs five ir,.cti...tion o,,
u,,o,n.,, % ,,,.,,,;,. -
- Wv '''t''''l''' ~ ",>s'No' "i' apply
this remedy. Such research and Investigation has
succeeded in discovering a remedy for that mos;
affective di.nc,s,tion thc nySpl'psr, ,.f.1, an
its LESSER ,n n,,,,,n,'s - @ !" ',t an
asserted thnt until thr a,cr.',," - H.
r,rc rynorinncn in ,oIina, w. ""3
tho nGrrn,., NJ tLn"o go" un"''
the rare exception, r9iIrr n cmrr '"'' ~ nag
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-08-06

DECEIVED this week, n new supply of House
IL keeping Goods. CANTW ELL & EDER.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-08-06
Special Notice to Book Buyers.

As there parties Of doubtful responsibility
advertising Gift concerns. and some making
many large promises. under fictitious names, with
out the intention ability to fulfil them, hoping,
through the popularity ofmy enterprise to deceive
and plumber the public, a strict sense of duty COM
pcls me to warn all against them. And if any arc
deceived and cheated by them they should not be
so unjust ms to condemn me along with them for
they are base imitators Of an enterprise that has
cost he an immense amount Of time and money to
place in the position which it now occupies
mandiLg an extensive and increasing trade, ap-
proved and endorsed. with the most entire freedom
and confidence, by the leading Publishing Houses
in the Union, whose letters of approval and en-.
dorsemcnt are in my possession, and will be pro-
dueed ana shown at any time with the greatest
pleasure. G. q. EVANS
June 25 1Sj9-6m.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-08-06
GAS FOR TIE MEL1.EOXil
MACE'S PORTABLE GAS GENERATOR
AND
IfDROCARBON NAPOR BURNER

AND
HfDROCARBON NAPOR BURNER
A ND FlHTtRES.-liavin. boon appointed
IA Sole Agent for the sale of the above valuable
Gas Generator, am now prepared to supply tho
Fixtures in all varieties and prices. BY this truly
valuable invcn ton. the resident of the country
can enjoy the luxury of first quality Gas Light
which Tor brilliancy. economy, and safety of its
use cannot be surpassed, AT COST or
LESS THAN ONE PER CENT PER HOUR,
1t produces Light equal to seven sperm candles,
| and without 'MokE OR SMELL Each lamp
and chandelier being Gas Works in miniature
the consumer is his own producer, therefore no
question of leakage or METER measurement to
contend with. lie is certain to PAY for that ONLY
which he consumes.
The great desire that has been felt for years for
Portable Gas Light. simple in construction and
easily managed, in this invention is fully realized,
AMI must be seen to be appreciated.
Every person in want of a SUPERIOR AND
ECONOMICAL GAS LIGHT either for town or
country, is invited to call and examine for them
selves, and be convinced of its superiority over
all other lights now in existence.
Also. constantly on hand and for sale at reduced
prices, Wholesale and retail, genuine KEROSENE
AND ALBEkrlNE COAL Oils AND LAMPS,
tamphcn, Ethereal Oil and Lamps Shades, Globes,
chimnics. &c &c. WIN. HORTON. Agent,
l3b w baltimore st above Green. north side,
June Is, lo59-ly. BALTIMORE.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-08-06

NEW NO. HERRING, for sale, at the new
~ store east end Of Elkton. by
July 80 WIN MCCLEILAND
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-08-06

DThe Wing has to go with little editing
This wecl, the editor being too unwcll to at
tend to business. As the political campaign
approaches, editorial help will be secured,
should we not he able to attend to our usual
duties, and the paper may be expected to
wage vigorous campaign against the aihe =
rents of the present administration and loco
tocosm generally.
AS soon as The State and congressional no
ninatons are made We will issue The Wing.
for the Campaign at few cents copy, an
announcement to which elect, with the terms
will be made next week.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-08-06
1I"t COps ltSI,
WIN. II. RICKETTS,,
July 80, lSj9-1m. Clerk.
ORDER Oh FERTILIZATION.


James Green. Eliza | In the Circuit Court
beth Green and Elijah for Cecil county. In
McllcGd, }chancery, July 18th,
VS.. 1859.
Perry MclTcrd.
TsNIlE Object of this suit is to procure a
& Decree for the sale Of certain Real
Estate in Cecil county.
The Bin of complaint states. that certain
Violet MclEerd, late of Cecil county, decd,
was in her life time seized and possessed of
certain Real Estate III said county, and being
so seized and possessed, died sometime in
the year 1874, intrstata, leaving Elizabeth
Ncllerd, (Eow iutermATicd with James
Grccn,) Michael McIierd, Benjamin MclEord
Maria MclIcrd, (siucc dcad.) Elijah MclIerd
and Perry Mcllcrd, her only children and
hcirSat-lLW.
1t also states, that said Real Estate is not
susceptible Of division amongst the heirs
with advantage and prays for Decree to
sell the aforesaid Real Estate. and to divide
the proceeds amongS said heirs, and also for
IL subpoena against Perry MclIerd.
Its thcrcupon adjndgcd and ordered, 1.-TWO
successive subpmnas having been issued and
returned non csf,) that the complainant, by
causing copy Of this Order to be inserted
in some newspaper published at Elkton,
Cecil county, Maryland, once week for one
month, before the thirty first day of August,
next, give notice to the said defendant Of
the object and substance OF this Bin, and
warn him to appear in this court in person,
or by solicitor, on or before the second day
Of December, next. 10 answer the premises
and show cause, il any he has, why Il Decree
ought not to pass as prayed.
WI II. RICKETTS,, Clerk
Circuit Court for Cecil county.
True copy; test,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-08-06

A RTlCLES FOR FARMERS USE
IA Refined Oil for oiling Reapers, Mowers and
other Agricultural Implements. Meats Foot Oil.
for oiling harness, Spirits Turpentne. Roberts
Embrocation for bruises, sprains, &e., Grass
Scythes, Grass Snealhs. Hay Rakcs, &C. for sale
at the Dry Goods and Grocery Store of
II. f. MAY,
June II. In the Hollow
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-08-06

(tO0D SUGARS for 81 cents pound, at the new
" store, east end Of Eikton. For sale by
July 80. VIM. McCLELLAND.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-08-06
TRUSTEES SALE
REAL ESTATE,

- ! virtue Of Il Decree Of the Circuit Court
- for Cecil county. in chaucery. the under
signed, rs Trustee, will sell ut Public Sale
At THE COCEr HOUSE DOOR. IN LLlToE. on
Tocafop the 23d dogof .fvq,,st, ncrt
all the Real Estate whereof Bemirmin StoopS
died seized, consisting OF TWO SMALL.
FARMS. situated i'll Err Neck, Cecil county,
about three miles below Ilkton.
No. !. The Farm where jesse Stoops
now resides, containing G2f Acres. is bead
tiiHlIy situated on Elk River, between Plum
and Muddy creeks, aud remarkably well
adapted to the culture Of Peach or other fruit
trees. 1t has a comfortable DWELLING
HOUSE, Barn, &c. A portion Of the hand
is in Wood.
No. ,. Contains about 80 Acres, aa-
joining lands Of Nicholas Lothian and Bur
begc Brock. There is good
Tyy0-StCry Dwelling
on the premises. a part Of this Tracts, also
in thrifty young chestnut and oak Timber.
The soil Of both places is Of good quality.
and easily improved.
TERMS OF SATE.-Onc-third Of the
purchase money to be paid ON the day of
sale one-ihld in six months, and the resi-
due in twelve months from the day Of sale:
the credit payments to bear interest from the
day OF sale, and tn" payment thereof to be
secured by the bonds or notes Of the pur-
chaser, with surety, or sUrcticS, to be
approved by the trustee.
l. Sale to commence at | o'clock A. NJ
JAS. Z. McCULLOUGU,
July 80, lS59-t3. Trustee.