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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-10
Second Stock of Summer Goods.

PRICES GREATLY REDUCED!
NTE HAVE NOW IN STORE our S COND STOCK
w of Rich Summer Goods, embracing all the
lat" novelties in Dress Goods-Nich silks, stnple
Goods Carpeting. Millinery Goods, ETC., etc. Duving
almost exclusively for cash. and buying more eItnr-
Sivry than any other house in tile city Jour stock is
always nearly double any other i'll the citx.l wO arN
able 10 Oer Inducements such as can be I'M, nowhere
else. We are prepared to give great bargains
Call and examine Goods.
te2 STONE & THOMAS
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-10

ARPETING.--Just received a larg. lot Of
~ very desirable styles of Cnrpoting Oil Cloth DC,
bought recently at very low rates, and will bo sold
Call aud examine for yourselves.
jc2 STONE THOMAS.
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NNnutactUrCd by
HENRY /. SPALDING L CO.,
is Cednr~St., New York.
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STANDINGS PREPARED GLUE:

Annexed Is Alphabetical List Of Articles whish.
du'ned may be restored to their original strNuElG
und usefulness by
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Boots 6 Shoes. GheanI

NJ ARYLAND LIME.-- Yresh burnt, re.
vi ceved and for sale By
my24 OLIVER PRYOR
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As accidents 'Ciu happen. ere1 ia i7C!i-neVSat.P
families il is very desirable have some ChGal, ami
convenient way for repairing Furus,srs, Toys GsCck.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-10
CAMPAIGN MEDALS.

DOUGLAS & JOHNSON CAMPAIGN
~ MEDALS just received and fog salc at
aMgS GRAIIAM'S DRUG STORE,
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SrALD1NGS PREPARED GLUE.
SOLD By COUNTRY MERCHANTS GENERALLY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-31
BROOKLYN CoMAoN COUNCIL.

An adjourned meeting Ct the Board was heldHlas
night. the President in the chair.
The CLERK read an Injunction order from Judge
Culver of the City Court restraining the Board from
taking or uripg any of the funds moneys Of the City
of BROOKLYN for the purpOse of influencing acting in
any in the measure before the Legislature OF the
Stste for reducing the feiage between the cities OF
New York and Brooklyn.
This order was founded on an affidavit of Alfred
Clock of the Thirteenth Wsrd-thst he had learned
that the Board had held an extraordinary AID uDlaw-
fu session. and entrusted 800 600 10 the Special Com
mit'ee on Ferries WHEREIN TO bride members Of the
Legislature 70 vote for the cent Ferrage bill; that
be had gone TO the City Clerk who had refused to let
him Clock use the minutes Of said meeting, and he
consequently prayed the Court to forbid the Common
to influence the action of the members of the Legsla
tUre.
In connection with the subject Mr.. DAYTON intro
dueed Subsequent order of Judge Culver, directing
the plaintiff to show cause this Saturday morning,
why the Injunction should not be removed. This order
was based the production Of the actual resolution
passed BY the Common Council, as follows:
RssoUd Controller be and be Is hereby directed to
the Fey and Water Rts account from money
Incorporated sufficient to deiray all
penditures which may be made incurred by the special Com
ferry Water Rights 10 the matter OF cheap fer
before the Courts and the Leg not exceeding
$4,000.
The whole subject was referred TO the Special Com
mttee on Ferry and Water Rights, with power to de-
fend the city before the Court.
Subse quently, on motion of Aid. DAYTON, the in
junction Of secresy removed from the proceed
mgs Of the Board on Monday night, on which occa-
sion the resolution above given was adopted
No other business Of importance was transacted,
and the Board adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-31
MARINE AFFAIRS.
NAVAL ISTELLIGENCE.

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
The L. S. steamer Water Witch, now being over
hauled a the Pensacola Navy Yard, will soon be ready
for sea- and will reon the Gulf Squadron forthwith
The and beautiful steamer Sc nlnole, recently
built at Pensacola, and fitting out at that place,
is all eldy for sea, and will sail in day or two on
trial trip The IS. steamship Dacotah, fitting ont at
Norfolk Va will be ready for in few days, and
will ALEC sail cruise, to try her engines and to test
her seagoing qualities The U. s. surveying schooner
Cssse was at Key West the 10Th install continue
in good health. Recent advices from San Francisco
say that the IT, s. steamer Saginaw had sailed from
that port for Hopg Kong China touching at the Sand
witch Islands on her way. The following is list Of
her officers:
Commander James schsnek LeutenentsB n Wesscott
l. j. Waddel, NJ z. Cainpbei Master Charles J. McDugli
Purser James Fulton Surgeon Samuel Comes Engineer In
Chief George r. Kuz, Third Assistants w T. Thompson
Henry ROBBIE and ia Sheridan Captains Clerk. Woodhu
r. sc6encki Puucr's Clerk, Joseph Bird.
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cable for the payment of Such stock bonds ooDtin-
gent uron the associations default TO make payment

cable for the payment of such stock or bonds ooDtin
gent uron the associations default TO make payment
thereof.
Fifth. The stocks bonds soauhorized 10 be issued,
10 be delivered from time TO time by the Secretary OF
the Treasury and m proportions relative 10 the total
ssue as the Association shall produce evidence from
the Board Of Commissioners that the contracts for the
propofed free mail service with existing roads have
been duly xecuied and furnished them in like proper
TONS one moiety Of each euch delivery TO be mmedi-
atey thseupon paid 10 the Association and the othsr
moiety TO be- at the same time, deposited with the
COMMISSIONER TO be by them paid 10 the Association,
pari passu with their investments in building the
Road.
Sirth. To secure the performance by the aSsocia-
ton of It's undertakings 10 build the Pacific Railroad,
and its guarany for the free.ma eervice by the
ent railroad companies, the Commissioners shall re-
qure the association to execute first lien mortgage TO
he Board of Commissioner and their successors, as
Trustees for the Government, upon the entire road;
which mortgage after all such undertakings and guar
anty shall have been performed shall be held TO
the payment by the road Of any interest which the
Governu ent may be required to pay for account
of any portions Of the stock bonds Issued TO the
citation which shall not then be redeemed as aforesaid
mill such stock or bonds or others which may be is
pued in lieu thereof shall be fully paid, provided.
And your memoir .lst further says that he is pre-
pared with details for such law for the examination
Of Committee TO which he respectfully prays that
ths memorial may be referred.
And your nemorialist In duty bound, will ever pray
EDWARD LEARNED,
No. 20l Madison avenue, New York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-31

.CoLL1sIoS.-The steamtug j. ID. Secor, while hav-
ing In tow the schooner Joseph Baker from Rockand
with cargo of lime, and another vessel, was run
int by steamer Empire State, for FAN River, about ST
O'Clock p. m yesterday, cutting the j. B. to the wa
ter's edge. She afterward tOwed ashore on Gov
ernors Island by steamtug j. L. Lockwood, to prevent
her from sinking After having reached her, she was
discovered to be on fire, and the Harbor Police OF
boat No. 4, who had been in attendance during the
whole affair." procured the assistance of Steamug Mer-
eury, the steam pumps of which were applied and the
fine put out.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-31

The inland department Of the London Telegraph
company employs one hundred young ladies, who re-
eeiye ard transmit the messages from all parts of the
United Kingdom. The room in which they are en-.
gagged IN THIS occupation is lofty spacious and admit
FAbly lighted and ventilated. number of long tables
are placed across the room upon which the nstramens
are placed, TIE attendant being seated opposite each
one. 10 the intervals which occur between the REGAIN
or sending OF messages, the young ladies employ them
eelves IN crochet or other needewor others Ia read
ing; and there il cir Of comfort ceaDliness and
content about the whole that contrasts most fa
voably with many other occupations for females The
NouDg ladies from Zoe. 10 De per week; their
hcurs of work from niue 10 six from ten TO seven
and from eleven 10 eight, p There lie kitchen il,
which 70 cook their dinners, and servant TO wait on
them; lavatory alec and everything required for
their comfort and convenience. The access 20 the room
K by staircase exclusively devoted TO the ladies' and
no persOn Of the RIDER ia upon any account admit
ted into their department except upon special order
The experiment Of employing females has proved 10
demonstration, that the proyerbal mcapacty OF wo-
men 10 keep secret s prOverbal nntruth. OF the
tbOusauds Of iIlpOrt8nt and valuable secrets which
NUT yearly come TO the knowledge of these young la
Dies Lot single ore has ever transPired'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-31

The NEw Planet VULcAs.-There Ia reason 70 az.
pect that the planet. discovered March o. lssa Nv n,
Lesc1bsu In France and which revolves vound s ss t
about nineteen days and half within the orbit Of Esrcary v
pass the suns disc about the present Tine Il M ~
course, appear on the small wedehred round blsek
spot snd Will move across the disc In four hours and half e
according To the place ofis path thereon Il highly dss,l
that all persons In This country who have telescopes Of sbls
power and the Of sscersng their local ns sAo,d
keep watch for this transit ding week or two ar ~. b,
April TO- the planet not found before then Thsy shouN no
the moment othe planets departure from the SUM- end also n
apparent size path and rate Of motion Speal should "a
kept from o'clock in toe afternoon TIL sunset observations
cannot then be made in Europe. T.
All editors automatically disposed requested copy Dds
notice, or the substance thereof
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-31

| The Arabia arrived to-day, with three days later
advices The cotton market is lower, in consequence
of the continued large receipts from this sde Consols
had fuctuated but the changes were not important.
The money market was more stringent, and rates OF
street interest higher. The Economist, Of the 18th,
says:
The Money market is tgt The supply in all quarters
bankers inqung eagerly for The best can
be discounted in the open market below v cent and In
many quarter Is asked AT the Bank consequently, the
pcaons throughout the week have been active To-day they
even more numerous than Of late Inc CONDITION o. the
prise The pressure arises mainly from the flow Of money into
auser combined with the activity trade From the Bank
cannot be drawn back into circulation unless by
pIe,ent ,Iingeney until the april dividends paid The
money dealers however can have no motive 70 asgsyse the
ready to make them the advances usui this period of
The only important arrivals of specie this week
have consisted Of 9l25oOO from australia This afternoon, how
soubampton from the Indies with about es9 spe-
Gle win be noticed that the supplies are still far below the
Yesterday In gold withdrawn from the Bank for
eTPeItatio9 No Withdrawal took place to-day
and extreme buoyancy The which was completed
this doy fully ell that has been said respecting
rene Ct The public to invest in these securities The pur-
chsse Of the best class and the supply Of some binds Of
soci the dealers completely exhausted The
MAJ ket clio ,ed this afternoon with hrmness.
At Paris the y Renes closed at 60 for money and
and higher than last Friday The Savoy and Italian
questions continue to be watched with anxiety but favorable
impre b.en by the unaniiEy Of the pops
ien Of Central Italy stknsy shown In the vote just sOl
EMMY recorded
The Engh funds have partially recovered from tn. late de-
cline Yesterday morning Consos touched 70 the llth
Of April To-day relapse occurred The reaction caused
by the news that Of Switzerland Paris had
against the Savoy France Previously
10 this adverse occasoned by the develop
Of The Emperor Napoleon territorial designs was .aOssing
BIiii,h PaIisnent seems to have contributed
The LoadOn Times Of the same day remarks:
in the foreign exchanges this afternoon there light ad
vance In the n Holland.
understood that the applications from the shareholders
of the Great Ship Company for Alotments he
preference pts authorized to be sued exceeded
amount
The return from the Bank of England for the week
ending the nth Of March, gives the following re-
suits when compared with the previous week;
ppblie depoSts al 33a Increase as29 gi3
o,ber rs O308 lncTease.... lg229
Rs,t',............. 3752 253 .lncrease..... 079G
On the other eide of the account;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-31
Ew-YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE. SATURDAY,

ooO This has arisen mostly from the traffic from tho
South.
We learn that the earnings Of the Chicago, Burling
ton and Quincy Railroad the second week OF March
were over Gil, 600 in excess Of the week last
year.
A meeting Of the bondholders of the City Of Mil
waukee is called for Saturday evening, March 81 at
The Brevoort House. The business of the Clearing
House to-day was $l9.697, O0O The Ariel, from Az
pinwa, brings tl55,OOO in specie, making the entire
fenimonthly receipt from California about $1,000 ooo.
Money has shown increased activity to-day, partly in
consequence of the greatly enlarged amount Of trans
actions at the Stock Exchange; but we hear OF no
change in rates established. Further sales Of Treasury
notes have been made at al v cent premium for b
y cents. The prospects of recognizing the Fort
Wayne & Chicago Road are now very good. Nearly
all the parties in interest favorable TO the pan Toe
steamer tomorrow viii perhaps take half million OF
dollars in silver and transit gold sent here from Cali
forna to be cent forward to England and the CONT
nent.
The annexed Isl comparative statementof the imports
Of Foreign Dry Goods at New-YOrk for the week and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-31

GREAT Loss OF GRAIN.-0D the 18th inst, large
warehouse in Havana, d., was burned and near
10000 bushels Of corn and wheat went with it.
good many uers had stored their entire crops IN it.
They will lose the whole of their hard earned short
harvett Of grain. The winter wheat is said to 10
Allied in that part Of Illinois, thoroughly that there
Will not be enough Taised for sesd next Fall.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-31

Tn ,tsarap Aya5ia from Liserpool-B wilkins snd lady
Mr. Strange, Capt Eldroge t. Brightly Vnlesas,
Homsn the Rev Swan, Mr. BssteIon r. ksdissr j. o.
win, Bach, Consul r. Sarmaento Master Benost Mr.
Lord Stanley s. sensheinoer Mr. Budding, w. Benjsmn
Cdp Morgan Mr. GeysDs, nr; wa'eIhCp,e Mr. Mscoloch,
H. fssscs NJ Frankfort, Thomas Grey A. Greenwood, j.
Wystt, w. Alexander son.
In ship Payana from Buenos Ayyes-H Gilmore, " Bruno
e. JsyeTey Mrs Jas, Cook children, Mrs. b. House and
child Mrs Ellen Graham and children Masters Henry and A.
baytR
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MARLINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK. MARCH .


Stesmsbps-F. Cadwslader Person, Baltimore; Futen
Woon Hayre EewI orb ard HAVE seam.hip Co. City Of
Manchester (Br) Cummings, Liverpool, J. O. Dale
ships-FaiTfeld Hull Charleston Geo. Bnklsyi Niagara,
Lawrence. New Orleans, Snow Burgess
BaIks-F Demrg Bisgns, Psra msIket Teresa, Fos-
ter 81 Thomas Maitland, Phelps Co Carissa, Pestew,
Trinidad, Yznaga, Del Vale Co.
Brg-Lsuretis, Jackson. Havana, A J. Maquire-
schooners-Fayila Pinkpey, Boston, A. Gsrdner Jafsi,
St Johns p R. T. j. Peters; Susan Besrse, Boston, 8.
W. Lewis Co Bess. Lynch Wilmington, =. 8. Ps.elli ID.
Trowbrdge scofeld DeTneTsra D. Towbrdgej Afo I've
son. Gloucester a,tsr Masonic Perry, Bathurst r. r. Beck
4 Co.; e. Eaker, Steelnsn. Nsvbern. J. Smith Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-31
Total entered DECENTRALIZATION s69aSs6s s3s6cSe
The Nev Orleans Pieqyune Of the 18th, per Adams

TIC NtN OFledNS Iic0 yVHt Ol Int -JIII, P5T Aud1s
Eypress) says:
The Discount to-day indicated abatement in
the demand accommodation and further change IN rates
of long paper Exchange inactive throughout ald
limited 10 both foreign and domestic Offer
very slowly and the demand restricted 10 actual
necessities drawers however manifest greater mness clear
Serr bills C8Gosl aod lo3 Bl of aiding Drafts lO1GlO7
YoIf &c, Iail and Il p cent discount Sight ed and y
premium.
The BANK statement reported to the Board Of Currency s
vey even and dcose important changes the
turns previous week The precise changes In the
follow irg order viz:
Decrease specie &64 O67 Decrease In exchange 1877
Decrease in Deposits 1877 l2 Increase Ia distant bal
Increase in circulation 59,59s .......... l5429
Decrease short loans in long loans. 4s
The Chicago Press of Wednesday, speaking Of BUSH
Bess at the West, and crop prospects, says:
"The receipts shipments OF produce live stock &C. dur
the past week will be found In the following comparative
tahla
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-31

The receipts Of the first three weeks OF March on the
Macon and Western Road are round numbers, about
$4,000 The entire month will be about the same as
in 1852 The books Close LIST Of April for the declara-
iop Of a dividend piobibly cent. The Directors
intend hereafter 10 declare quarterly instead OF semi
animal dividends.
Inc earnings CT the Illinois Central for the first
quarter ending March 81 show large increase over
any preceding year. Az compared win 1856, estima,-
ing Tue fourth week Of March, the gain exceeds $780,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-31
Mr.. +. + Sasterthwaite FAYE:

Transactions American securities have been navery limited
scale during The past week We note however continued In
apy for Illinois Construction and FeelsDd Bonds and for Penn
syvana Bonds Illinois shares firm On the improved
tIsffic, and the higher quotations from EewYork .
United States Five Cent Bonds remain heavy at 81 sellers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-31
.NEW-LE,RSEY ITEMS.

ATTTNPrED SUIcIDE.-Yes.srday forenoon, man
named Hiram Kenney, residing at No. Brunswick
street. attempted TO commit suicide by hanging himself
IN the back yard
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In relation to American SecuTitiea, Messrs. Barring
lbeIs a. Co. , remark

BfOtbeTs q Co, remarE:
Tb.r. has he, some business United States s. at IN
MARYLAND Al Goa Bonds at &c. and In Virginia 80
Sterling 8s Maaaehnse wanted at lo2 and Pennyl'
yapa inscriptions at Csnala S. In Railroads,
Central Bonds 1s Mortgage e8 I'd Mortgage
Sterling s3l NswYork Central IT, 81 do 6 S6i Illinois Cen
al 81 NevYork shares Co. Illinois Central, 43i dis
count; New orb and Erie, 81 discount
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-31

ACcIDTNT.-Yf sterday afternoon, little boy, six
old Michael English fell into the excavation Ia
of DuIans bulldog in Newark Jersey City
sustained fracture be skull The father has taken steps
az rofecute Mr.. Duran
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-31
A CARD.
ID Dc Editor Of TIE n. Y. Tribune.

~ he Editor Of The ~ y Tribune
SlR: The announcement in your paper OF the 18th
mat of NV bavng been renomDsed for the office OF
Alderman Of the Xh Ward incorrect. as had positively
De hned a denomination TO the ofoe Private at the
present prevent acceptance although strongly urged
by NJ friends and constituents.
Yours stfuly J. L. DOUGLASS.
ByoOkta, March 80 1900
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AT1TARupM AIMARAC-

MINIATURE ALnAEAc.
sun-Risea SAT Sets. 623 Moon-Sets.. %
WATER THIS DAT.
Sandy HOOK. 2i12 Gov Island... 3:O2 HeGste. I4S
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-31

Notes unemploy ed. ss4as Increase. 22s 400
The amount Of notes in circulation is Coo, 500 COS,
being decrease of El6335O and the stock of bullion
in both departments is 1880, showing an To-
crease Of f79,6s7 when compared with the proceed
ing return.
The fluctuations in ConsOls for the week ending
March IL, were as follows:
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spoken.

March a. lat 40 a. lon II 10 tby pllob ~ W.'ss9a
No III RI scbr Clara OF Bradford Eng nom ms's W. "
York who refused 10 take q pilot.
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Passengers Arrived

Capt Smith, c. Coz.
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NETWORK CLASSIFICATION.
Uplands. Florida. Mobile. N. 0. &
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TIE CRY CoURT.-The March Term OF the City
Court concluded yesterday To-day the Judge VIII be en-
Esre6 in hearing motions
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-31

Total entered at port. f3463Ogl 56i'9 1898
nPoRTs Foreign Dry GOod az the Port Of Nsg York o1 he
nine months The fJea year, commencing July 1883
ENTERED FOR CONSUMPTION -
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m,rr.,.-c.nxyrrny Rxporrrp FOR ZEE N. Y. TRBusx

Iots ana Iehls'. '.''''''''' AN7S -.
The market has been dull and heavy; sales Of 500
Smyrna times., 1860-05-31
Trustees Sale.

By virture of Decree of theaG ircuit Court for
Queen AIMS county, the undersigned, as Trustee,
will expose to public sale TO the highest bidden on
SATURDAY, 23d ofJune, 1860, at lO3 O'Clock, a IN,
al the house Of Mr.. Thes. Primrose, the Bridge
across Chester river in Queen AIMS, near Chester
town, all that Farm in Queen AIMS county, called
" Rich Neck," lying in ThOmpson's Neck, within
of mile OF the Landings at Rol Harrson's on
Chester river, about three miles from Chesertown
and four from Church Hill ION The main road leading
from the said town 10 the sail landings, adjoining
lands of Mrs. Rasln, Mrs. Clements and Mr. James
ROlph; containing $50 Acres, more less. The
Buildings One-story Frame Dwelling with hyp-
roof-one room below and a good passage; Kitchen
adjoining. The usual, but in ordinary repair. Out
Buildings are on the premises. The situation ls
healthy the drinking water is good, and branch masses
through portion Of the land.
About 20 Acres in Wood; principally Hickory
and Oak, ith some young growing Chesnut Tiers
is also a small Tenant House on the premises.
The Terms OF sale credit Of six, Twelve and
eighteen months from the day OF sale pa, able in three
equal iAstamenls and secured by The bond of the pur
chaser with security to be approved by the Trustee
The interest will commence The first of january
next when the purchaser will be entitled
the rents of the present yeat being reserved to the
Estate.
Mr. Henry Hendrix. residing ON the premises, will
show theIa TO any who may call to examine them
| GEORGE VICKERS
| Chestertown, ms26ts Trustee.