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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-01
THE OPENING SLAVE R1DE.
Correspo n1eros Of The c1nnrrcial Ai7er.i.-r.

Co.rcsp on1erce Of TIE Commercial Ai7er.s-r.
WAsHiNGTOs, March 30 1879
The attempted revival Of the African slsye-trado 10
the Southern Stass has lot met With much saccess.
AZ pecanisry speculation il is failure and p9AL1
caly Il has found no favor.
The entire eLterprss vas started by Mr.. Lsrnsr who
gave noce, some time ago, 20 Secretary Cra -ort Of
bis i1teLuon 10 test tie eJnsttl .onay OF the Law
problbItifg the importation VI Saves from Afrc..
IL PROBABLE that Re iutsudsd 10 test, not the valid
i'y CT th. law but the strengh Of public opinion
the subject.
1t declared il tho House, n dsbs.ss during the
late sessiOn By u1Te than Southern member that
TIE law prescribing tho slave trade piracy coua
Tot be enforced ana that no nan IA the South woGd
ever be convicted under tha' law. Tbs may be tue.
No oue h.s been ye; subjected 70 is penalties. No
Tsn !, akey 70 b, hanged fer Pi..cy ants. .as law.
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,o,nv,ty. The pri,on IN which he was confined
wu seeieed. II WAS carried. lie was shot IN
ri. cell He was put out Of the way like dog;
and Tx, very mad dos; and went to bis grave
amid ne congratulations and cheers Of his neigh
bor sud fellow citizens. There can be but one
comment upon 'uch history. We have 10 TINS
blessed city Of New-York. pimPs, psnders P'ck-
yocie eta, thieves burglar', fcrgers and muroerer;
but we have nothing like this Kentucky Duliy'
If no died without law We may cay, without
pnesr or ssr,asm. that he died the death when
Ais life scented 10 cOyet.
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COLD rs VEsNoST. Mr. J, &. Baker writes from
Dandy, w. to Tie hataHa Heraid, that quite en- ex-
element has been started IN the former place ~ tho
discovery of gold on the banks of Whitesrook, ius
west # the village. In locality hs Gays, ~hica
the prospectus have yizted, the precious metal ha>
bsen found " IN every PAINFUL wsshsd'-hoW much
does not appear.
WAsHIsGT0S SOcIETr-T Tie Sta,es concludes al
rdg psrt article by asserting that the STANDARD Of mo-
rairy and virtue nopg resideats Of the city Of ms,
DihceLt distances is high add blansssss ~ tnst
York vita L. pedged pistyi and Philadephis, slsa
it, cold, wbi.e-crsvsied sanctty."
CoURr OF AppsALs. March 3l.-Nos. l2S, -. l23.
lsl Its .,russ od No. lee SO reserved or A,cs Ne
Carl AZ. IN. Mayer ke. e~.YJrk -Nrsd NJ. Chez.
oCoEor counsel for apPel,si Mr. n ILL., c'uss, 'S 20
.poocent
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The Overland Mail.

Sr. LOUIS Wednesday Marcn 81, I8l'.
The Overland Maj brings San Francisco dates OF
the 9TH met, bat n" news Of importance from Cali
iOrDs.
Advices rom Victoria are to Feb. %. PROPOSE
ton had been m.de to annex the colony OF Vctous TO
Briish Columbia ard it was reported that ressrve
Of 400 900 acres OF land you'd be m.de st the forks of
Thompson River for immigrants from Oregon.
The British corvette Satellite was under orders ID
visit NtDette Sound to puni.h the Indians ngsged in
the recent outrage on the brig Sw.s Bog.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-01
TIE Utah Mail.

LEAvESwoRTH, Toursdsy, March 81, 1859.
The Utah mail Of the S.n inst, has arrived.
Terrible snow sto prevailed on the psns, retard-
irg the mails.
TIE Second District Court vas in session a. Provo.
Tbefts of horses and mules were becoming numer-
oua and The perpetrators threatened with lynch
law.
The Indians were molesting the Caldornis mSils,
and stealing the animals for food.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-01
Massachusetts Legislature.

BOSTON, Thursday, March 81, I6jJ.
The House to-day rejected the bill extending the
right Of coast pilots to navigate vessels into Boston
Hsrhor; also the bill to establish the Second Battalion
Of Infantry.
The bills to increase the capital stock Of the Atlas
ard North Banks and 10 incorporate the Natick Five
Cent Savings Bank. were parsed to be epgrosSed.
bin was introduced on leave TO incorporate the
Nssssehusetts and Nova. Scotia Telegraph Company.
The Legislature fixed Wednesday mex. for the fnsl
adjournment
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Loss of Schooner LOndsdaIer.

Providence, Tbursday, March 81, IolJ.
The schooner Lolsdaler, CrO@eil, from Boston for
New-York, with cargo Of linseed, ETC. went ashore
on Brentons Reef Lear Newport last night, and yes-
sci ard Cargo will prove total lose.
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To the Associated Press.

To the Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, Thursday, March 81, 1852
From all that can be leaned is not unsafe to sag
that # the statements relative to S. William Gore
Oustleys slcgtd action 10 Nicaragua are correct, he
has violated not only his own distractions, but the
solemn understanding between the British Govern
me Mt that of the United Sses. II the fAcs are as
stated the President VIII it is said, notwithstanding
the refusal of Congress to grant him extraordinary
powers to protect the and property of citizens OF
the United States exact conformity with whatever
may have been the stipulsons between the two Gov
trumen,s respecting 0G,eltys mission.
The recent outrage on the vessels Of the Atlantic
ard Pacific Steamship Company, was to day brough,
lo the ateItion of the Government officials, who are
reported to have said tina. the property of American
citizens shall snd will be protected. The prospects
Dew are tina. additional vessels will be dispatched TO
Nicaragua.
Dispatches from the Commander Of the flagship
Menimsc dated Hsrbor Of Reslejo, February y,
say there to believe that tue recent cruise
OF the Deostur the Gulf Of Eonseos has been pro
ductve OF results bic bly, benefcis TO the interests
Of our country 10 that quarter" Tee ohsci OF the
Decatur in goiIg - San Juan del Sur was TO protect
TIE Passengers OF the steamship Hermann, winch was
expected TO sve there early il March, sni tie pres
Of Of the vessels OF the squadron beng inds
persabe, she had been cruising pursuance o; orders
10 intercept fllb asters.
Al La Union the Deostur was said 10 be the first
Uneo Ststes vessel which had entered ths port. SIC
was visited by the Governor of the Department as
we'll as by other oficials The frs. national salate
ever received by the Asg Of San Salvador from the
Decs,ur, which was enthusiastically received by ali
classes Of people. CorgrstulAt0ry addresses
intercbspgei by tho Commaudsnte OF L. Uaion aud
Conmsuder Thatcher, copies Of which have beea
oeived by the Navy Department.
Letters from distinguished sources 10 Paris and Lon
don express the oolfdeu, belief that there WIN be
war, there being prospect Of scco nmods;lng the
oiffeieLces existing.
rumor prevails that S. Ms.a, Minister OF the
Jusrez Government who lsft here short time ago for
the South has been invited 10 i'm nedstely return to
Washington but the report is denied in reliable quart
.rs, as our Government will not take further action
relative 10 either Governuent in Mexico, until il shau
have heard from Minister McLsne.
Ran. Rupsls has received biz COMMUNION az Consul
10 San Jua del Sur
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The Ship AgamemnOn.

NORFOLK, Thursday, March 81, I8)y.
The ship AgsmemnoD, ashore on Carrotack beach,
is going to pieces and will be n total loss. The cargo
will be saved i'll damaged condition.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-01

MONTREAL, Thursday March 81 ISj1
There has been strong westerly WINDS fer the last
two dave and the ice il gone from above the Ectors
Bridge az in front Of the city, though il is still fast
below. The river rose considerably on Tuesday, but
il now subsidipg
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THE LATEST NEWS.
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
From Washington.
RECEIVED BY

Special Dispatch TO The N. Y. Tribune.
WASHINGTON, Thursday, March 81, 1883.
The Post Office Department has concluded an
arrangement with Commodore Vanderbilt for the
transportation of the mails between New. York and
southampton from April till November. Steamers
are TO start Cd alternate Saturdays from this side,
and on Wednesdays from the other side. The COM
pensatop is to b. sea and inland hostages.
Postmaster. General holt holds that the certified
balances Of contractors accounts are assgnabe,
and believes that these evidences are equally avail
able as proposed acceptances, which form no re-
fuses TO adopt.
The President made the negotiations personally
with Nr Wendell for the transfer of the Union TO
Gen. Bowman, and il required several weeks to con-
summate the bargain Dir. Wendell proposed to
give the paper without cost, aud pay $1,000 per
month toward its support, besides mourning other
responsibilities, upon condition OF re;eiy'ng the
printing of the Post-Ofice blanks, and other work
from the Printing and Binding Depart nen's 1t is
reported that oyeTtures have been made to John
.Nupent. of California, tho fIibernla Frazer River
Ancient Pistol, to become one of the new editors
The golden wedding of Col Seston, the re-
,pected editor of The National Lattltigencer, was
celebrated yesterday.
If additional counsel be allowed to DlstrictAt-
torney Ould, In the Scklcs case, afr. Carlisle, or
Mr.. Bradley, OF both, will probably be employed.
There 10 at present disposition here to recall
Gen. Lamar, and to suspend intercourse with
Nicaragua, on the ground Of her alleged bad faith
The Pre,ident besit,tes to assert American rights
under the layton ulwer treaty, because England
has emphatically announced a purpose to insist on
her Interpretation of that document.
The cordial reception of Mr.. Preston at Madrid
Jissppoints expectation here, and destroys what
little remained of the prospects of Mr.. Shdel's
Cuba scheme.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-01

BOSTON Thursday, M irch oI IcJ''
II. ID. Easterbook, master Of the schooner Cameo,
wss placed On Trial to-day, charged with killing Chas.
Smith, mate of the Cameo, in June last on the high
seas
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INSIDE VIEWS.
Correspondence Of The n. Y. Tribune


A1B,sr March 30, 1889.
B.-s TO tke h,I the urchia ran;
To-. 10 oar'iLs noot hs p':,
Ard srauee ard nu.t.red, Lost los lost
whoever reads "Croswei's Manuai" will ini on
page 81 in large letters the epitsph OF much labor ami
usry csres. "Oi Lost Bills Such is the title, ani
ct this time IL particularly suggestive to the horde
Of pe,ros who help to keep each bis part c1lsr land
lord of Albany from bankruptcy, the only useful en-
ployu.nt a. they si find 70 their cost in which toey
have lately been engaged.
AL bills will rot be lost after the manner OF the
classic Jacob Smith, BY return to their paerna Com
mittee with Instructions "to keep them there aud not
"brnc them into the House more, but they VIII
be ost surely though thus buned under the dea1
weight Of murdered vernacuiar ~
L. is sac 20 watch the arIious faces OF Iost OH
owners Weary weeks sometimes months OF the
moe; harrassrg aud VACATIONS Ct AL toll lobbying ny
terly thrown away on nothing. Aternatng between
hope and despCnoency between prospective toftlne
ard unraid and unpayable board bills, nov hot, now
cold now sure all at sea- friends appealed to- let
ters writer petitions signed ell sorts OF lniiuen es
hunted up and run down weary ipg sweating, 'olng,
swearing PRAYING hoping, all for nsught. Slch IS
the experience of the man who loses ms BILL Blessed
ave they WHO want nothing If the legislature.
Messrs Green and Patterson, Quarantine Commits
sioI ers 8fe suggesting amendments To tue laF
for OnaraLtine removal. "A they propose nothing
tie Senate ana there is prospect of the Quarantine
biil becoming law before next Saturday night. Inc
ComuissO of Emigration, by their repre- sentative,
are My seized, however, with An ap1iety about
the Dc ad-they cannot conceive Of suitable place OF
BURIAL do not kEOw whether they will assent 10 the
reported proposition Of the Health Officer, that the
"defuuct" be burned in the iron Sow under in
spec Of toe Quarantine Commissioners or NOT, out
Al all events httle reflection viii readily suggest TO
them very good place o. sepuiture outside the Mar
iOEe.
Tic Port Wsrlens ar exercised. All whose terms
.yp',e are To be removed to make place for new men.
Ms,rs Butler, ncNIullen and TiDbes retire to pr-
yAte hfe Mr. Buffers heroic efforts 20 Dust the rest
of his associates have failed and in default Of the
passage Of his bill for regeneratng y Office be hnds
IRE h. ssop pu. his lips. But patriots never
appreciated; perhaps posteny Will DO something for
hm.
Harbor Masters, too, are under consideration. II
Was supposed that Messrs Shullz and Van aiken.
burg we're to take the places of Messrs. furch eni
P.ttep; but there are to-day OF more sweeping
changes Meauv bile, the Delavan AMI Congress ,ii
are greet gamers; neither ins outs cost over SIX
renee Gay 70 feed their sppetites being sppa'
iertly locked W in the Governor e desk.
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Cen. EJenuinyscn.
The 81. Lawrence River.

SAVANNAH, Thursday, March 81, 1872.
Gen. HenniDgsen is now in this city.
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people 55I b. bed 70 - purpnse. Eysn Bunker.
Hill buinen. hsi % be comp,s:4i s'.h the earnings
Of dabcing vomsD.
Mr. scH6IIFiIID would Ike 20 see e monument %
ever battlefield il the Union, b1. 'tes ougot TO be
built with the ami 10. tie forced Contributions oil
I've peopb.
MI. ToAIISsoS deemed the repesl o: tbs law dls-
hororAbe ara Oppc Nd II ve6emenIY II one Of tnoe
spread essle spaectt-, for which Hr I. s Tlte0u,
rivai in TIE Assen by Chamber OF al she B1ucJ moe
sIeeches that ReInan has made q. THE session tais
uas the BoucC ubesi. H saved the CniOo over and
over again. He iroted on; the An eric.n Eagle and
put that fsvorte bird u OuIs iGrOnsh al his PAGES ~
ibCrougLiy az he SOrli have don. bar be been dsv-
erbg an Grafton on the s'rrg OF gtterng general
t'.. once referred to by another listing bed eI
Wig IN Fsneui Hsl some Cther pace IN or about
Boston Nr. 1eu.rsOu seemed very mucl disfre ssed
for fear the Dec.l.tiOn Of Irdepe ltercs snOud BE-
forgotten tie prop red Monum nj were 10. erected
&c a reminder and 1 nciped 10 think that he I.
sincere; for a sn sho HRS treason treason
wlsu i j. proposed TO enact the Declaration oi lode
peaderoe into eta,uts for the State Of New'lofs
doubt reeds something 70 recall to his me Ory 1.-THE
times that tried mems souls aud Il marble OF gran
lie sbs can i there re no objection 10 ms DaV-
irg that p,oviced e e.ec.s Il AT his own expense.
Mes.rs {. :. SPIyCTE. OPDYKt ami LuTLEJ0HS,
OpJoted TIE bill aud or motion Of the latter S5ntie-
ufp. the tuligCt xss tabled.
Legislation Is progressing with railroad speed We
have tlTee sessions per Day now. AID ouly - Oins
have as yet been sis ned by the Governor md only
II were adY for Signature At O'Clock to-day. In
the Asseubly 81 bills hsvs been introduced, beside
III which have ben received from the Senate. Seven
hundred have gore into the general orders; or, In
oil er words have been reported iavorabiy 81 nave
been orcerod 20 third reading, ard 2oS have been
rsssed Perhaps half e. many bills have been miro
ouoec in the Iste rs in the House, and something
near 30 have passed that body.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-12-05
DabIit SaIes.
MORTGAGEES SALE
e
OF
ANDS IN BALTIMORE COUNTY.

-I-H- LANDS IN BALTIMORF COTTNTY
The subscriber by virtue of Act of Assembly Of 1896
chapter 1872, entitled An Act relating to mortgages in the
city and county of Baltimore and an re Of mort
gage bearing date the 18th day of October 1886 between Jas
Dull and wife Of the part, and John Pickre Of the
other part and recorded in iber II NJ F. No folio 374
one OF the land mortgage records for Baltimore county II
offer at public auction to the highest bidder TUESDAY,
the 9th day of December next, at O'Clock, P NJ, the
premises:
mortgage described embracing FARM of 02 and
peIcheS less, situated in Baltimore county,
about five and oneha miles from Baltimore city, on the
county road which leads from point the Philadelphia
Turnpike, near the fifth milestone said turnpike, the
old Bel Air road and now in the occupation Of Mr. Jas Dull
so acres cleared and good of cultivation
The residue is in Wood, consisting principally of young
chest uts and oaks The whole is well watered,
The farm is improved by large two story FRAME
DWELLING HOUSE, Barn, Cow House, Stabing, Dairy,
and other outhouses usually attached rstcass country
residence
Terms Of saeOne thousand dollars in day of
sale; the residue Of the purchase money payable in eight
equal annual instruments the whole unpaid purchase
ney to bear interest payable annually.
MS
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TRUSTEES SALE.

iis BY virtue of order Circuit Court for Bal
city, passed the 27th day O September 1859,
the undersigned, Trustee will sell BL1C AUCTION,
at the Exchange SalesrOoms, Second street. FDNES
DAY December It'll, 1889 at O'Clock, p NJ for and
risk Of the former purchaser W W Thorpe who has failed
to comply with the terms of sale
ALL THAT LOT OR PARCEL OF GROUND situated
the north side Of Lexington of Republican
street with front Of nineteen feet and half nches
and depth Of hundred and ten feet to the north side Of
ten foot alley, with the improvements thereon, consisting
of threestory BRICK DWELL ING, with good Back Build
ing, said lot being subject TO ground rent $40 per
num- payable on the first day fJune and December in each
said lot commences at the distance of seventy eight
feet six inches west from Republican and the fifth
lot referred to in mortgage from VIM H. Willis to Henri
eta Glenn and Others executors of John Glenn deceased
dated June 10Th, 1851 and recorded in Lbc D., No. I29
folio 4I3 &c
Terms-Une-thrd cash: the balance in 3 and months,
with interest and approved security.
W.,W;GLENN, Trustee
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BY SAMUEL II. GUNEN
THE DEPTFORD ENGINE-HOUSE

LII Auction
will sell on MONDAY, December 9Th, at O'clock on
the premises all the following described very valuable pro
perty, viz:
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND AND IMPROVEMENT
situated the southeast Of Cough and Dallas
The lot fronts Cough street 30 feet with depth of feet
parallel with Dallas street The Improvement consists of the
DEPTFORD ENGINE-HOUSE,-
built in the substantial manner and with the best and
select materials The building is well calculated for public
meetings. school, other purpose where large room is
required
Terms of saleOnetlr cash. balance in and y months
with interest and approved security.
Title indisputable. Ground rent $73
S. II. Err, Auctioneer,
nGlts 81 Rnltimnrn
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nnhLft Styles.
BY LENNON & BROOCHES

'ocIlANAN - w ffAhf
A UCTION SALE
"a rr,,,n Of GERMAN AND RHINE VINES.
IN ~ rSDA 1, i2th instant, II o'clock. the Wine
Cellars of Messrs BecE and Bachman Nos lis and IFS W
Lomb ard street. ~ ~
90 CASKS NECKAR AND SCHILLER WINES.
e DO HAARDT VINES
20 DO. RHINE OR HOOK WINES.
40 - Vintage 1857 and 1858.
. PIPES RED AND WHITE HUNGARIAN VINES
4 DO. HUNGARIAN BRANDY.
40 CASKS PFAELZER AND RHINE WINES
* DO of 20, 30 and 30 gallons each OF D WINES,
-" embracing Hockhimer, EberburSer, Eudesheimer
and Ruppertsherger.
DO Superior quality do.
~ -, ... - Vintage I34s and 1852
3 DO, cLAREr WINES.
4 4 DO. INFERIOR WINES.
100 BASKETS CHAMPAGNE,
100 BOXES HOCK-in glass
These Wines all warranted pure, Messrs Beck and
Bachmans importation, and the attention obers and
consumers is especially called to them.
Catalogues and Wines ready for examination two days
before the sale
d5ts LENNON x RROGDEN, Auctrs
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AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS,

For THE PURPOSES OF A FAMILY PHYsIC,
that disease within the of their
rarely Withstand them Their penetrating
properties search and cleanse, and nygorae portion
of the human organism correcting its diseased action and
storing its healthy valtes As of these pro
pertes the invalid who bowed down with pain ysici
debility stOnished find his health energy restored by
a remedy simple and inviting.
Not only do they the every day complaints Of every
body but also many formidable and dangerous diseases.
The agent below named pleased to furnish gratis my Anne
rcan containing certificates of their and di-
rections for their use in the following complaints Core
ness Hedrtbr Hed6Gche arising from diSOrdered SiO-
ach Nausea, I,dgeso Pain in and Morbid Iaaction Of
the B0ceis, FiGtdency, Loss Of APPETITE, dURdce, and
other kindred complaints arising from low othe body
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BY ADREON X co.

POSTP ONED TRUSTEES SALE.
O. BY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE
it Circuit Court for Baltimore city, the undersigned
10y Trustee, will sell at public auction, the Exchange
Sal sroomS, Second street. TUESDAY, the 9th day of
December, 1859, at o'clock p NJ
ALI, THAT LOT OF GROUND on Baltimore street, in
said city beginning for the the line of north
side of Baltimore street at the distance eighy-four
easery from the easernmOst the lot occupied by,
and attached to- the church known the Rev G. W Pur-
ylances Church opposite to the premises of Thomas Wi
Mans Esq, and running thence eastery, bounding Bal
mOre fourteen feet thence norhery at right angles
to baltimore street ninety feet, thence westerly parallel
to Baltimore street fourteen feet, and thence souerly
straight line at right angles to Baltimore
feet to the place of begnnngwth the right, and priv
ege of alley four wide in the rear thereof said
property being subject to the annual ground sub
lease Of forty two dollars, payable sem-annuay
The improvements consist of three srry BRICK HOUSE
an a two-story BACK BUILDING, with Kitchen in the
rear, known as No. 6l6 West Baltimore street
Terms of se-One-third cash balance in three and six
months, with interest and security be approved by the
Trustee,
MICHAEL F GERAGHTY, Trustee
d3ts AnRFON * CO. Aucts
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W. W. GLENN, Trustee.
LENNON Il BROGDEN
mott. nee
ALSO

g. ALSO,
HFiis VIII be sold, same time. the LOT adjoining the
AlAahove on the west, with similar improv and
subject to like ground rent. nl5-eo&ds
DEREMPTORY SALE
or CURTIS CREEK PROPERTY
TRUSTEES SALE-By virtue If order al the Court
of common Pleas. the Undersigned Trustee Of John Barker
will sell at public sale, the Exchange sales rooms. in
Second street, WEDN ESDAY, December :, 1859, at
O'Clock p NJ for and risk Of the former purchaser
Mrs Mary Barker, who has fail comply with the
of the sale
ALL THAT TRACT OF LAND. living in Anne Arundel
county, part Of trace called MARTY lying between Mar
~ Creek and the road leading from the Curtis Creek
to Marty Bridge, and adjoining the northern boundary of
tract containing 100 lately sold Rufus Ben
and conveyed him by deed dated the 10th dayof
gust 1859, containing about TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY
ACRES OF LAND A portion of the tract is well WOOD
ED, and is admirably adapted to ARDEN TiiiAGE 1t
miles by road from x tiTurc and has good SHORE
accessible to SchoUners Of light GraEght
ALSO, A SM ALL TRACT. part of Marty, living between
the ale reSad tract lately sol Rufus Benson, and harly
Bridge, and each side of the main leading said
Bridge, containing about TiEII ACRES OF LAND,with
a good water front
ALSO, ALL THAT TRACT or LAND living on the west
side of the main road leading Marty Bridge joining
frs, Described act on the west, containing E TY TWO
ACRES OF LAND
Terms-Onehird cash; the balance in 6 and Il months
with ntere,t and approved security.
Plas can he AT the Office Of the Trustee, - North
Charles street.
". ". GLENN, Trustee.
LhMMON u BROGpEN,