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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-22

A II. Wood prime Michigan at &c 2 b. live weight.
sherw91d Co q slss2aIi az La each At &c;
w Robbins 70 illinois at eco y bead. weleLl 800 ID
P sso:S,d q 4 1s ao az 7s, s VIII
10 ~ B,shs 70 good ohio' at s6S p head Weight about
Mo.lrrd CoPP prime IOws' 50 . head Average
4. smith II Michigan averaging 40 u. sttl,
Cooley Il fair Canada at . ia Fhsad Average say
N II. ccmsocE II Michigan sse p head. Weight $50
MT Brock Is good oho., at sSs p head Average 100 Ii
lscac IIeNoek, i Illinois, averaging 1slt b; Ht.
senuel Houseley 10 extra state Of $50 y bead Average
FineOmbc Is cunudA, at &c. p H. Average, li5O D.
= X felrn, prime Illinois. p n. eatimsed
usddion 10 the shove several small os changed hands
Tr,ee- Tapgns f'on to iicr live weight
than the average Nearly eli Of offering. this week might be
csed a. rt TIE Weather cool and favorabl Tor singh
css,eS as No all being sold OF the sales made We have
&c. o5en; lea sv, 81 70, at - 60 p head
= C. Odeu, 90 sv. 80 n, at IS y head.
Mr. Shepard, leo, Sv. lee NJ Of IS IS p head.
AZ bI Men,, i .; az sI leS at -. head ,oa f.
searls Sweeney took 3d. sv 90 NJ at ~ z head 1871 sv
Is IT. ss y head head ' '' s b. at - 81 h''d o. ''
The shecpaiser Of tn, Western Counties of this State
siderable feeling esoUsy has been the result Last week,
n 1t0us a. 10 had b winch "a 3 e1
23S n and in opinion is entitled the blue ribbon.
These 70 lot of23 brought down by Otey and sold
Curtis Wales Of Brighton They were raised and
idby u j. Mecalf Of GoIam Ontario County N. " and the
70 weighed here 1864 h.
HcGsNothing doing Bot car load arrived this side,
and Tor this averaging lC0 b. Sc offered and refused
DREssYp HoGs-Ihers il falling Oft both in the supply and
the demand The quality Of the receipts has been good the
weather favorable and consequence prices have been fsry
sntaincd On Saturday tended check operations
ane we could rot lean Of any sales OF moment
The following the receipts the Central Railroad Depot
In this city during the week: -
Monday friday Sy
81 sat urda
W cdneiday ss.fSeI
Thursday. Iosa'''''''''''''''''~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-22

AsoTHER NEW RoADMAsTER.-H. l. Southland,
esq. the incumbent Of the office of Superintendent Of
Roads in the Street department since the resignation Of
Mr. Nesbis last Summer, has sigDfed his intention to
discontinue the charge Of that Office, and accordingly
the Street Commissioner, Monday, appointed in his
stead John McQpade, esq., political friend and sup
porter Of Aid. Genet. Other changes in the Depart
nents will follow rs soon as convenient
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-22

Broadway CLEASED.--The City Inspector last
evening get to work in earnest to clear broadway,
from Union squsre to the Battery, for which purpose
three hundred men and two hundred carts, with the
ACCOMPANYING brooms and shoyelg, were marsha!ed
into groups and before morning they expected to have
swept the almost bottouless depths Of ush into tho
sswers The cutters were cleared Of ice, and the
water let on freely to assiss the "briny deeps' in
flowing oct. Therefore soldiers, and other patriotic
gentlemen who expect TO promenade Broadway in
honor of Washington to-day, have prospect of get
ting over the holiday in comparative comfort. Now,
without desiring 10 be at all csptious, we mug. say
that the very much landed City Inspector has shown
himself the of efficient in allowing this great
thorougbfarc 10 be 80 long neglected
For weeks pas. ii has been vast river Of liquid
mud literally cutting the town in two. What, with
the freezing coldness Of the salt and mixture,
which penetrated through the thckest feet covering,
il great Depth and excessive dirness, and the colds
and consumpons which it bred, to attempt to cross
Broadway was almost as perious, and certainly far
more unpleasant than to wade the East River, ana
probably /. would have continued in the same as
graceful condition till private enterprise had brushed
the slush away, or the March winds blown Is on mao
i, no. been required for the purposes OF military
Now we submit that the soldiers are good, gs1n' i0'
lowe, and very well in their place; bat the coninOn
place every day, hum-drum people, whether -
business or pleasure assuredy deserve quite aS uS"
consideration for their comfort ana oohF"iA''' '" 'D'
hands of our corporate authorities
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-22

SToPPiNG THF SUPPLIES oF TIRE CoLOSlz.TIoS so
clgr1 The Maryland House Of De egates on the lJtn
appropriation Of s. 600 by decided vote and left only
the clause Of the code giving so per rita for eseh
free Iegro that may be taken from the State with tns
clauses providing for the app nGtment Of the CoionEa
ton Society and defining their duties. The vote wa
very decided On the bill IN this form, and Il was re-
feued back 10 the COMMITTEE for revision.
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COURT cALENnAR-urs Day:

SURREY CoURr-GKSERAL TEEN.--The non.eau-
r1sra-d calendar viii BE- continued.
SUFagEg COURT--CIRcUIT--PaTt Oyer aud
ToFniueg. Bot Nos s. 49, so ;oc 49, 2an 800 ls8 BIZ
AZ iol ga 80 36g 4l ~, 6ol, S S3 4os Z9, Ioil 49,
2ly. l2i. -
SUPERIOR CoURr.-Part Mos. -, 43. 577,
rs s0 at ST. 81. sal, 5a 5ss, 6o so1 sol t99
AL gg GI5. Part I-N0s 27S. 1884, fi2, 50S 1913, 49,
4s4 go ffo IA 80 ,25 AZ 2i5, 1Go 2io, &C. 4Gl 80
BnOoELYy CRY CoURT-Nos. 40, 81, -, g. W
81 - -, 80, 81 CO. %, G., 81, IL, II, ~ %, 5.
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the bullion brokers for barr. The Postmaster gives
notice that letters for Great Britain specially addressed
"via Portland" viii be sent hence every Friday the
mil closing at . p. m
The annexed table gives the per centage Of specie
to pet deposits held by the banks Of this city:
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COURT OF GENERAL sEssIoNs-Feb. 2l.-Befors Re



MARY Burke, a fem ale piekoocket was tres ana
found guilty picking the pocket OF Richard Palmer oil watch
NJ engaging attention Ia conversation just before stepping
OF rroao car the upper part the city the ga OF Jana
sry She attempted dispose Of the watch 70 Charles Taylor
ONO Division street but suspected OF having stolen It,
two and half 10 the state
Prison
Frsnchan named Ernss, Idor who pleaded guilty Of
larceny Saturday but got Oh by representing that
bis oense and bringing In various proofs OF good
character snd peculiar circumstance was aligned second
and six months IN she stale
Prison having lsked that he notorious rogue ~h
charges Of bigGmy standing against him IN the
Office Of the District Attorney.
very intelligent and rather nobelooksng youth, named
George Robertson alias Quill about ghteen year Of age,
ied pied ceuy having entered the orygood sud
Of r Ann = No us Hudson street on t1e
9Th Of January while Mrs Lar tins out In ocS Mrs
aks testified tibet into the the afternoon Of
the day mentioned she Rebellion behind ihe counter who
instantly rrouched dow eld hid himself Going 70 tue spot
The Jumped caught her by the neck and choked her
Sbe cr.6ned and Robertson into the street. Mrs Larkns
followed called Stop te - aud pack Of citizens fol-
lowed him until he arrested By Officer Slate, Netting wa,
ed tom the Robertson convicted AMI sentenced
10 q term Of two years in The PenileniisrJ 80 ..,.,
Johnson charged With pang counterfeit bi on
j. T. Jayi. Of Grand street Ferry Company on tue sd Of
Jsuuary and richard Gleason, charged With passing counter
fei. 5b a. buying meriuo shirt on Mary Peck Of No. ~
Division street the 2h Of January both acquitted a.
Euitv intent had sufficiently been mads ont
George Flower tried and acquitted tho charge OF beat
IN TIE basement Of No. * Downing street. on tao
l5Lh Of August AsL Adjourned
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Kr;Gs COUNTY COURT OF sT5sTONs-Bsiore Judg,
G.Irt.or Iu.licr. ErILNELI. md sTnvKal.


Tie trial Of George ". LamberfsoD was resumed
Yesterday and the crowded with spectators
on tho tune the defendant was brought In @ the tune he was
taken charge o. the oicers Nre Jurors having been
npsnreed ofwho taken Lick and ercUsed the pro-
con selecting ainder consumed the morning session
The following gentlemen compose the Jury: VIM r. hesd
farmer. HeH-Losi Andrew Cropey farmer, Newt techt
Jan T. Ioa,h bo6kkoepaT Flasbus ch Van Pst farmer
New recl; David HOPKINS farmer, Me-" Lotisi Paul Layton
mason EewJrecht; Luess Noorhes farmer Grayesent :
Henry ssckEnsn farmer, kew-Lots; John NanierVeer
farmer Hfwloltt Henry J. Edreth, farmer, Newt trecs
Henry J. wycioa farmer Gra'esend William ses-r farmer
New treeht
After scher.ina all ,hsother jurors for the day, the Cou
took rrapeabnE, the Di7tristAtorney opened
the case and ser detailing the circumstances be iniended 10
prove with upon the hen0us n6ture Of the
ofense with which defendant stands charged.
The complaining witness, Peter Cohen, then called snd
IN accordance With the Jewish reEal and hand
upon tho open Bible (Old Tostsner lie Is about thesn
years old very intelligent for % his yours rhe est
ony elected proved that suEdsy meFnnE 18TH January he
returning from thu Jewish Sundsy school IN B0eum street
N company With cd about ha age named Hsr'
fcscn When opposite Military Gefden he was a,coied by
Ltuhson who asked him b. ersud pfori-inB him =
quarter Tic followed dencan. Montague Hal lowing hts
conprnon the Psfk snd being shown into Lambert
ocs cd the door the ofense alleges ps.peoo
Witness thoroughly cossexanined but nchi5s mate
Tislly shaking his direct testimony w.s elected.
Tie boy HAMS Posen very tuid lad ben sTotn and
the Cours Id sgTned til THIS morning
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CITY ITEMS

Mrs. BARCLAYS CoScERT.-A musical festival will
be given at the Cooper Ins ute onght at which Mrs.
Jsmes H. Barclay Of Massachusetts, will make her
debut as vocalist The lady will be assisted by the
following eminent talent: Gustav Safer, pianist
Louis Sclreiber, Comet pistoni Mr.. f. PerrDg,
terror; Dr. GuiImette, baritone; Nr. II. c. TimD, nc
companist. The programme is sufficiently varied to
salt the popular taste aud the names of the ari'ies
sboud insure good house.
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Id " INTELLIGENCE.
COURT OF OYER AND TERMINER.-FEn

COURT or OYER AND TERMINER--FEB. 2l.-Bsgore
Justice INGRAHAN
The case Of Henry Karples jr., charged with en-
bezzueut on H-cker Brother called sgsin this
ing The prosecution represened By MI Sedgwie the
by Nr Edmond blankman
The SET up In replication 10 the plea IN bar by the
counsel the eense that the ofese Of which kapiss
scqu IN the Sessions different to the one for which he
20 be tried being committed the 9th Of June
and tie other the lth Of June. Mr. Bansman put IN
onder Tehung the replication. The prosecution said they
ready Mr. Blan said no not prepared as no no.
tice had been given him thst the would 20 on
The Court sai the did not to-day It could not bs
tiled ia. 1erGl
After argument, the post ored TIL "wednesday, when
t. hna disposition will be made Of IL.
The Jury discharged for tue Term and the Court sd
jouIned till " ednssdSy. a. 10 ..
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ST. ArS's CHURCH FOR DEAF MUTEs.-Thischurch,
through duly-aecredited deaf-mute agent. makes a
strong appeal for dollar subscriptions to pay it's ndebt-
edness. Every subscriber will receive Autograph Of
the church.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-22

INHALATION Mr.. William Howell Taylor Of this
city, and graduate of Princeton Seminary, will be
dained aud installed Pastor Of the First Presbyterian
Church, at Clifton, Staten Island this evening. The
Rev. DIR. Hoge is expected to preach the sermon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-22

CAPT. RESELL. LATE or The JESSIE STEyBys.-
The British ship Cambria Capt Russell, arrived oa
Tuesday morning from Greenock after very bosterons
passage. The captain is the same msn who rescued
Capt Luce aud the wrecked passengers Of the Arctic,
in the Fail Of 1854. The attentions 30 lavishly be-
slowed upon other commanders who have had the good
fortune 10 be of Ike assistance TO their fellow
were not shown to Capt Russell at that time, though
when, on previous occasion, he was himself rescued
by Capt Nye Of the Pacific, the latter gentleman
ceived from the British Government signal acknowl
edgements Of his philanthropc act.
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Live Stock ON the n. Y. and Eric Railreas.

CAsPyILLE, Tuesday, Feb. q, 1860.
For the week ending MONDAY Feb 2o57 Cattle car,
Hos cars Sheep 4 cars Horses 81 Of stockadd 2t
Of express hmsking total number Of hauled by
Stoes Express during the week 252.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-22

The steamboats, on tbs Nor,h-SnOre Staten-Island
ferry have changed she last trip from Port Richmond
in the afternoon to o'clock, and the las. trip from
New-York to 8, o'clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-22

STABBHG AFFRAY.-On Monday night two men.
named John Dalton and John Brennan got into diff
fculty at a saloon in Thrty-ninth street, between
Eleventh and Twelfth avenues, during which Brennan
drew knife and stabbed Dalton in the abdomen, in
ficting wound which it is thought win prove fatal.
The injured man was conveyed to his rssidence and
physician summoned to dress bis wounds few hour.
later Brennan was arrested by Officer Steele Of the
Twentieth Precinct, and next morning was taken be-
70 Justice Quackenbush, who committed him for Ak
animation The accued says that Dalton threatened 10
whip him. and that he was first assaulted, only using
the knife in selfc efense
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Receipts Of prodnce.

qo-.1 81 ALL THn RourRs-Feb 20 lS6o2o57b sA Fl'ai
20 lu.h Wheat: 3j6 do Com; l9ij pLs% lfoVsonsi D'
as LsgG; 20 do Whizky.
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The Editorial fraternity Of the West, South, and
Southwest are, we understand, to be invited in April
TO Join an excursion over the line Of roads from st.
Joseph, on the Missouri River, to Washington, d. c.
The weekly statement of the Philadelphia Banks
made up to-day, presents the following aggregates as
comnared with those Of the previous week:
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Albany Live stock mnrkei.
Reported for The New-York Tribune
WET ALBATY. Fob.

IkHpolted -
WgsT ALBATY. Fob. ~ l1pl
CA-TLKThe receipts unusually heavy for .hs sea2o OF
the " ar aud tie quality fully up the ayoEaEe Ihc Wee
hss been unlayoTable for outdoor operations having M
snovying and blowing very hard since tuday norins
dIvef The tug on the raroads aud bept both yes az
.ces within Doors bat his think there would nse
been an advance In the price notwithstanding TUE ARG isrp
~ wen will take about nunbe- a week
AID the Now show little nloro pluck than uS-Sl %
lii liberal bds IBIS morning Take IL AL ogee ell 4. =
very lsir Iusrke and appearances the Jafds VIII ~ %
cleared by rundown tonight. . =,
REcgrrs The following comparative t.steent Of
recepts a. tia meTlet Tie Neai ola Central ksiSal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-22

FALSE PRovERB.-Ths old proverb, honor
smong thieves, may have done wen enough in the
old fogy days Of its invention but we cases every
Gay where it is utterly ignored by latterday roguss
For instance Mary Ann Murray, colored lady Of
tender years, was engaged a servant in the house Of
Blrs Henry, Nc 854 Broadway. While there Mary
Ann accumulated about $3.50 worth Of her mistresses
clothing and jewery and hastily decamped with the
same. But, after having got hersef and the properly
out OF the house. she behough herself Of sundry other
valuable articles belonging TO her mistress, and heartily
regretted that her facilities for transportation bad not
been greater. In ORDER therefore TO quiet her c,a-
science, which was bewaing the goods left behind.
Mary Ann hastened 10 the dwelling Of Ann Williams.
another colored GIRL and told her Of the treasures s
to be found at No. S54 Broadway. Accordingly, Ann
Williams hastily decked herself in gay apparel sad
Mastered tothe house of Mrs. Henry where che applied
for situation as ehambernaid Having invented a
plausible story, Ann Williams was engaged By Mrs.
Henry, and she forthwith entered upon her duties
She also obtained sight Of the treasures of icwelry
and clothing which had been unwiIngly left by Mary
Ann, and the sight too great temptation for her
peace of mind. She held her su alton but two days.
and then hastily departed with $3.50 worth Of the
coveted articles. Then Mary Ann and Ann Williams
put TIE sOtn gOoOs IN one PIE, ana lntfusted tncm 10
Mary AIMS lover to convey to pawn shop and obtain
money thereon Mary Aun's lovers name was Jacob
johnson, but he generally called julius for short
Julius prove tricky swain and after having pa xned
the goocs forgot to return the proceeds to his Mary
Ann ano has not ince been found. Bnt julius II ap
pears, was himself victn-for, trusting one Of the
stolen watches to a gentleman Of his acquaintance,
named Hannibal also coored, that treacherous indi
vdUal pawned the and appropriated the proceeds
to bis own use Finally after having been swiodled
ont of all the proceeds Of their robberies Mary Ann
and Ann her friend, traced out by Officers Hor
belt and Bennett of the Fifth Precinct, who arrested
them a charge of grand larceny. They were taken
before Justice Osborn who oommittedthem to answer
but julius who stole the goods from the original
theves has disappeared from the Of his vlainy.
He may be looking for Hannibal, who "dd" him cut
or the watch. Who says that there ia honor among
tlieye"
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Tue CARsIvAL IN GERaAN STYLR.-fe sserday-De-
ing last day Of the Carnival season. and the one on
which, in Southern Earope the license al trchc OF the
festival reach their climax prior to the commencement
of Lent-was celebrated in Wliamsburgh by the Ger
Carnival Society, in mole assimitltiDg to the
customs of the Fatherland. most unique and gro
tesque procession formed early in the morning,
consisting Of makers and mummers in every kind OF
comical disguse, horseback, in wagons and huge
sleighs. Scattered through its line were embsms Of
trade models OF ships, tuns Of beer &C.. surrounded by
jolly Teuons, and adding 4rety to the display. Great
ftn was created through the day, as the procession
moved along all the principal streets Of WILLIAMSBURG
finally returning to the headquarters of the Society," on
the Of Scholes street and Graham avenue, TO
prepare for the grand balls Of the evening
In Europe this festival s of course celebrated more
especially by the Germans in the Catholic dstricts In
Cologne, Mayence, and Manheim its outdoor process
sions the most picturesque events Of the year,
gotten up with great splendor aud effect. immediately
after New Years, committees formed, who prepare
costumes, characters wittcisms &C. in readiness for
the Fsschng az it s called. As the festival approaches
their meetings often held and lively with song
and burlesque debates. The members are dressed in
odd apparel and the three days Of the public carnival
make but a small portion of the real one. Bat the
great points of the are the procession and
masked ball of the day preceding Ash-Wednesday.
With true GeTmsn popular casscism, the procession
most always has a Hydrologic and Legendary sgnifca-
ton; while, with the Teutonc love for the grOtes iue
ancient and modern characters whmsisally com
min9led-Msrs, Venus, Charon, Faust Don JUAN
Mephisopheles, succeeding each other in line. In
tbe evening all over Germany, among Protestants as
well as Catholics, public and private maskballs are
given But on Fastnaeht, the children also have their
share in the festivities Of the day. They 20 about in
companies, carorDg blthesome songs. We will close
with a verson Of rhyme sung by the children along
the Rhine, who, this eve, so about with cock tied
ip q baiket, and sing:
Hayele, hAyee Hahne
Fastlight doth wane-a
To the roofTse clingin..
Sausages arr swingng
Give the long once;
Keep the little wrong ones,
Ira, H. ira 70,
The Winter mus. 60
What will you be gvingf
Happy be your living
Luck enter your door,
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teives have hopss of recovering the moasy, and L.

HINT This the firsi day Of Lent, or Ash Wedsss-
dsy 80 called in auiicn TO the custom Of sprinkng
the bead with ashes which among the anciens
mark Of profound grief With Roman Catholics 10
this day the primitive usuge Of doing pensnce in dust
and aches is commemoraied by the burning of the old
Linen Of The altar with fragments of consecrated
wood, the ashes Of which are collected and blessed
while penitsntial psalms are recitsJ Then tao
fmtbial approach aud sbase themselves while the
priest makes the sign Of the cross with the ashes
upon their foreheads, repcsiiog in Latin the
curse uTon Adam for biz sin, Remember, man, tina.
thou art dust, and unto duet shall. thou retnrn. Tn
Protestant churches the ceremony Of the ashes Ia not
observed. With Catholics the forty days Of Lent are
truly Of fasting during which the use of esh
meat is strictly atsainsd FROM Places of smusement,
concerts parties balls theaers operas are also under
inerdic the world Of fashion following In the foot
steps of the faithful and thus regainng strength suf-
fcieDt TO enable them to freely indulge In the gay
round Of dissipation which succeeds the Of aus
terity and self denial.
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markets-clnrrr1lr REPORTED voR The N. Y. TRlagsr

TURsnAT, Feb. IT I0ltL
AsHEsTbe demand Is fir for both knds Of IS bbI
Pots at ~ o. and Is bbls. Peas ut IS i3i
BEESWAN-AmeTicsD y elbow 10 selling freely al 56c. for
Western and Southern.
COTTONTbe market b sesdy, but quiet; sales OF 800 bales
st lltGlllc. FOR Middng Upsnds and Gu1s. We quotes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-22

FARMERS CLUB.-Tbe proceeding. Of the American
Institute Farmers Club are published every week in
The SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE, on Tuesday or Friday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-22

The SEGUISE WILL CAsE.-Mr. James S. SeRuine,
by birth Staten Islander but alternately residing
hs plantation in Virginia, and among his friends at
Rossyille Staten Island, amassed property OF various
kinds worth in all about 500 900 mot $500 000 has
been stated. He highly esteemed for the upright
ness Of his character and no among possessed
q greater number of friends. In May last, he made
bis WILL whereby he devised his son james farm OF
about eighty acres in Wested for life ADD the interest
of $40, 600 annually during bis fe-his childrea to
take after his decease and he directed his executors
to expeDd the sum of 1900 upon the farm to put it in
ORDER He also left annuity Of 500 to his sister,
and after the payment of some egaces gave the res-
due Of his property to bis brother Henry s. Seguine,
ESQ., Hs died in Virginia, a few weeks since, and his
viii is low presented 10 Judge Me.cale, the Surrogate
for this County. for probate, aud is contested by his
son. The son ia represented by his attorneys, an by
the Hon. 4. K. Bradford Of New York, ss counsel.
lRichuioad Co. Gazette.