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An article on the China Coastng trade, and
letters from our special correspondents in North
Carolina and descriptive of the Chicago Lake
Tunnel, will be found on the sixth and seventh
pages of to-day's paper.
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q ss.uu,honf Kurued.

KINGSTON {. W, THURSDAY sept . ,,
The steamer WATERFOWL, plying Oct"e,
Kingston and Cape Vincent caught fire while !ine NJ
her Shsrf at Cape Vincent about o'clock TINS hOaa
ing and was burned TO the waters edge. No'n'
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ginia was strong enough to carry on four
years war with Northern white men; she be-
lieved enough in the negro to put musket in
his hands and bid him shoot Yankees. Why
should she tremble now! Apprehension OF
instruction" is another phrase for love OF
nnnreSSi0n.
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Terms OF the Tribune.
To Correspondents.

No notice can be taken Of Anonymous Communications.
Whseyeris intended for insertion must he authentic aicd
bv the name address Of the wrter-not necessarily
publication but a a guaranty for his good faitt.
All business letters this ohce should De addressed to 1.-THE
TRrBUNE." New-York.
We undertake to return rejected Communications
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NEWS OF THE DAY.
FOREIGN NEWS.

The steamer Manhattan from Vera Cruz
arrived here yesterday. 1t is reported that the lmpe
rial Government of Mexico felt great relief of mind al
the news of the disbandment OF Sherdans Army III
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An ex-Rebel writes to The Daily NeTs that
THE ISLANDERS against the loyalty Of Virginia are
too absurd to merit respect.
- Certainly. Then why not treat them with
silent contempt!
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The state Debt OF Pennsyivnnis... s

HARRISBURG Pa, IlursuHy' oVPV -, IA.
Gov. Curtin has issued proelama.on, s and
claring the payment cancellation. extingulsnHi'u'
final discharge Of S7i5,OOO Of the state deo'
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SERIOUSLY INJURRD.-John Connei
penter Yesterday fell from the scsfod Of ~, -, -
Eighty -fourth.st. and was seriously irIared
taken 10 Bellevue HOSPITAL
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We print, in another column, the charges
preferred by Arson IIcrrick against Matthew 7.
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FROM WARRINGTON.
Special Dispatch to The N. Y. Tribune.
WASHINGTON. Thursday Sept. :, 1865.
pN-rr'c

WASHINGTON, Thursday sept. :, 800.
THE PRESIDENTS POLICY.
The President in cOnverSing recently with a
New Orleans journalist referred to his pol
lev and said that those who imagined him hostile to
negro suffrage were mistaken. lie urged this gentle
man TO advocate liberal views in louisiana Why
he said "cannot you people settle this thing without
allowing il to bother met Why cannot you do as Mas
sachusets doesi If negro can read the Constitution
and write his own name let him vote. There are not
800 in Louisiana who that test but 1t viii
be doing justice all around and stop this Northern
clamor"
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OF Tsppshannock in the State Of virg,r,, 80
Hail Register OF Deeds for the Dstrics ~ hlcAad
vice Fowies and Charles Msthsvsooo ~
Missouri River. inaians on The
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DEATH OF A TENNESSEE UNIoyIsT.

DR.. William Il. Hurley, formerly editor of
newspaper in Nashville, Tenn and who was forced to
leave his State in s6l on account Of his Union senti'
mens and his determined opposition to Secession, died
in this city this morning, OF dropsy of the heart.
INTERNAL REVENUE RECEIPTS.
The receipts from Internal Revenue to-day
were 81 10000
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WASHINGTON. Thursday Sent :, ls6J.
ORDER FROM GEN. HOWARD.


ORDER FROM GEN. HOWARD.
Major-Gen. Howard has ordered the Agent
for Loudon County Virginia, to suspend action with
regard TO property claimed 70 be confscated until the
record shall be carefully revised and corrected This
IL is believed will tend to alay the distress and con.
sternation excited by the publication OF the order for
the coniscatou appropriation Of large number OF
farms In Loudon County for the use OF tie Bureau Of
Refugees and Freedmen.
SUDDEN DEATH.
Lieut.. s. b. Walworth soon after playing a
game Of billiards last night died Of congestion Of the
brain From papers found on ms person It appears
tina, be was a member OF the 18th New iork Cavalry:
that he had been duty in the Ordnance Department
and had Just settled his account.
NETWORK CLAIMS.
Gov. Fenton is in Washington on business
connected with the muster out OF New York troops and
the settlement Of the claims of that state against the
General Government lt is understood that about
400 900 of these claims are iayoraby considered and
draft will be- Immediately drawn in favor of the State
for about $500 900. The Governor Is OF opinion that
vouchers can be produced that will result Ia the speedy
adjustment of nearly the whole amount, If not the
tire claim ltscli
PARDoNS GRANTED.
Filty-two pardonS were yesterday granted by
,be President today some Of them impatiently re-
paired to the State Department TO obtain the Secrctarys
signature TO the documents.
GOING ABROAD.
Gen. Marmaduke, known Us prominent
officer In the late Rebellion is the first 10 avail HIM
sef OF the privilege to go abroad and remain without
the United States during the pleasure OF tue uotern
ment and has received a passport accordingly Zen
Beauregard has also applied for passport uhder inc
same official order OF the Department OF state through
the medium OF a sympathiaing lady friend from Ala
bama.
APPOINTED.
James w, Matthews of Virginia, was to-day
to be Collector Of The Customs for the DISTRICT
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MILITARY PERSONAL.

1t is stated that Gen. Joseph k. Hawley, Of
Gen. Terry's staff Col. lngraham Provost Marshal for
District of Columbia and Col WOolley. ProvostMar-
shall Of Baltimore are the only volunteer officers who
have been retained in the service by special orders.
INDIAN AGENTS APPOINTED.
The President to-day appointed the follow
ing: Richard Hall Register OF Deeds for the District
of Columbia Charles Matthewson Of Connecticut as
A gent for the Winnebago Indians on the Missouri
River.
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S25 REWARD.

CTOLEN from the hotel yard, in OAR
- lington, on Thursday, August Oath,
1865, a MARE, SADDLE and Birdie.
The mare is jet black, with rather heavy
head, switch tail, about l43 hands high, a
fine walker, and carries up well she has
the hair rubbed off place on her right
shoulder about the size of dollar. The
Saddle was new one.
The thief is man about IS years old,
about S feet z inches in height, who pro-
fessed to have been discharged soldier,
and said he had been wounded in the
right ANGLE. He wore slipper on the
right foot and limped little. He had
on cavalry pants, black coat and fur
hat about half worn.
The above reward will be paid for the
return of the Mare, or for any information
which will lead to her recovery.
II. J. McCAUSLAND, SR.,
Dublin, Hartford Co., Nd.
sep8-3t"
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The NEXT BONNET SENsATIoN.-The
waterfall accommodation bonnet has had
its day and is now abont to pass away.
The milliners have suffered greatly by the
simplicity of the Fanchon, or waterfall
bonnet, which was SO easy to put together,
that everybody made their own. They
have, therefore, put their wits 10 work
and have invented new sensation for the
coming season, which they denomipate the
Empire. 1t is described as small, old
fashioned gypsey hat with satin ribbon
passed straight across, the round brim
and tied down under the chin, a narrow,
stiff cape, rounding out slightly from the
bottom of the crown, and long narrow
veil hanging in string from one side,
with border composed of fine leaves of
rich blonde; little trimming on one side
of superb ostrich tips, long narrow ends
Of ribbon to tie behind under the cape,
and the funny brim perked up all around.
1t is undoubtedly "cute," and so def
antly ugly, yet stylish and aristocratio,
that one could adopt it unhesitatingly for
its very oddity, and perfect scorn Of all
preconceived notions. The little "mask''
wells, which suited so we'll the round hats
and waterfall bonnets have been thrown
: aside, and long wells" of tulle, dotted with
gold or steel, substituted. The veil is M
indispensable Of the Empire bonnet.
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D Z = ID ,

On the 4th Of September at Tippecanoe Har-
rison county, Ohio, ST. CLAIR STREET., in
the AID year of his age, formerly of Hartford Co.,
Nd.
We have only to pray the Lord that we may
all with him meet around the throne of God in
heaven, where parting will be no more. We
hope that he is only sleeping in Jesus. and we
are assured that those who sleep in Jesus will
God bring with Him.
Farewell, dear Brother, our loved one, farewell !;
Thy spirit has flown with thy Saviour to dwell !
Our hearts have been filled with anguish and
pain,
But we trust that our loss is thy heavenly gain.
Thou hast passed from the vale of earthly gloom,
And the bright bow of promise now spans thy
tomb;
The waves of sorrow, nor earth's keenest woes.
Can ne'er disturb thy silent repose.
Thou art in that home where the weary rest,
With fearless eye and sorrowless breast;
Death cannot wither the wreath thou has. twined
The laurels of heaven earlh's garlands outshine.
NJ. S.
Weekly Sun please copy
On the Gath inst, RICHARD HALL, son of
George and Elizabeth Wilgis, aged 8 years and
8 months.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1865-09-29

E8 Tho Illustrated Annual of Phrenology
and Physiology for 1866, the best ever issued,
contains President Andrew Johnson, Abraham
Lincoln, Julius Caesar, with Portraits; Charac-
ter in the Walk, with twelve illustrations; The
Mother ofWesley Character in the Eyes SIAM
mering and Suffering Causes and Cure) ;
Lieut.. General Grant; The Red Man and the
Black Man, with illustrations; Heads of the
Leading Clergy and Heads of Notorious Boxers,
with Portraits Fate of the Twelve Apostles /;
Head of st. Paul; Qualities Of Men Cornelius
Vanderbilt; Language of the Eyes-blue, black,
gray, hazel and brown-ten engravings Brig
ham Young, Richard Golden, John Bright
Major Sherman, withe portraits; Phre-
nology at Home; with Counting House Calen-
dar. Post paid for 10 cents, by Messrs. FOWLER
b WELLS, $50 Broadway, NY. 80
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TEN CENTS REWARD!

WAS decoyed away from the subscri-
w Der, on the 9th of August last, a
Negro Boy, named GARRETT WELSH,
about 81 years old; his legs are little
crooked.
will pay the above reward to any
person who will return him to me, or
lodge him in Jail. | hereby forewarn any
person from. harboring said boy.
GEO. THOS. HAYS, NJ. D.
ceptl5.3t
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Examiners Notice.

TNHE undersigned Examiners, appointed
by the County Commissioners for
Hartford county, will meet on the ground
on TUESDAY, the 9th of October,
1865, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, to ascertain
and determine whether the pnblc conve-
nience requires the road to be changed,
at a point commencing near Benjamin
Ayres' house, and terminating near Mrs.
Mary J. Gilbert's barn.
JESSE RISTON,
BENJAMIN ALMONY,
sep29 JOHN B. HENDERSON.
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For Sale.
100 ACRES OF LAND
in HARTFORD COUNTY!

IN HARTFORD COUNTY
CITUATED Immediately on tile old
y York road, near Nonemaker's Tav.
ern, and about 90 miles from Baltimore.
About one-third of it is woodland, the bal
ance cleared and susceptible of high
state of cultivation.
This property offers great inducements
to any person wanting small and cheap
farm, and will be sold at bargain if i'm
mediate application is made to
CARAVAN d BOSLEY,
Real Estate Agents,
No. Carroll Hall Cup Stairs,) corner of
Baltimore and Calvert sts., Baltimore.
sept22-3t
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ANOTHER PRIEST ARREsTED.-Father
Sells, a Catholic priest, of Franklin coun-
ty, Mo-, has been sent to Jail for perform
ing the marriage ceremony without taking
the new constitutional oath.
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DoNATfoN.-Henry s. Magraw, of
Cecil county, Md has donated $4,000 to
the w. Nottingham Presbyterian Church,
the interest of which is to be appropriated
to keep the grave yard in proper order.
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To Correspondents.

p All communications for publication must be accom-
panied with the real OF The author, atten-
ton will he paid to them. The real OF the author
win not br published unless desired, but we cannot
consrnt to insert communications unlesswe know the
writer. f lf - "f
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

HDNIIIN 10 I IA OIt . NV lCE.
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE. That the sub
l. scriber has obtained from the Register of
Wills of Hartford county, Nd, Letters of Admin
tration on the personal estate of
JOHN G. mccoy,
late of Hartford County, decd. All persons hav-
ing claims against said deceased are hereby noti-
fed to exhibit the same, with the legal vouchers
thereof on or before the
10Th day Of September, 1866,
or they may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefit of said estate.
All persons indebted to said estate are request
ed to make immediate payment.
Given under my hand and seal this 10th day
of September 1865.
JOSEPH MCCOY,
sep22 Administrator.
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WAREHOUSE AND WHARF
80 Acres of Land,

embracing the whole water power Of Deer
Greek at this point
The Baltimore and Philadelphia Gen.
trail Railroad, now in course of construc-
ton, has been located through this proper
ty, or very near it.
There are on the premises five good
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~ The hog cholera is said to be quite fatal
in Indiana.
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I1y-The "AEgs'' has a more extended circulation
among thu intelligent larmers and business men OF
Hartford, than any other paper in the county. No
- Lock Hospital" other obscene &C LoeIyo adver-
Iisemehis viii appear in columns at any price.
large number OF Subscribers pay for their paper in I'D
vance, and consequently the clss advertisers de-
sire TO reach. eIrr7- ..ffsr....r.
The attention of respectable and legitimate advertisers
directed 90 the above facts. FL. -
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w NJ.
Attest: WI
Ayers Charles
Arthur John
Almony James
Amos Rnbert G
AImony John S
Ayers Jno L of Cha
Amos Alex r
Andrews VIM III
Archer Henry P
Almony Ohio s
Amos Thomas II
Almony Abraham
Almony Josiah
Blaney George W
Bennick John
Badders John M
Badders Joseph
Ball Hiram
Blaney VIM j
Bouq liter Thomas
Bradenba gh Thos
Bishop Richard f
Baker George w
Clark VIM L
Carmen Thomas
Gully William H
Campbell John w
Cook Jacob
Cook George Il
Carlin Elijah
Corbit William w
Colder Lloyd
Campbell Joseph R
Cathcart Thomas N
Chalk Aquilla
Carlin Josiah
Carlin James
Devoe Thomas b
Draine Andrew j
Drummond John v
Den Doe Gabriel
Denboe Thomas A
Day Amos
Dorton Hezekiah
Devoe John
Eggleston Geo w
Elcklib John F
Evans Joseph
Emrick George
Eek Christopher
Fletcher John
Ferry Daniel
GLADDEN. Jacob
GLADDEN. Abraham
Gross Jacob
Gross John
Green Thomas
Gcbhard John
Goodwin James
Garrison Alfred s
Galley Robert
Galley John A G
Gorsuch Nicholas
Gross George
Garrett Samuel III
Garrett John f
Horn Henry j
Heaps John
Horn Adam
Holland Oliver S
Horn John
Horn William
Hildt Adam
Hulshart Geo w
Heaton John
Hildt Jacob
Henderson Thos
Hess Henry
Heaps Nathaniel B
Hitchcock Jason
Irwin Isaac
Jones Alex P
Jefery Samuel
Jeffery John T
Kellogg e II
Kirkwood II Fl
Kutz Martin
Kirkwood James
Kirkwood r of Ell
knight w lesley sr
X, CHI John
Kirkwood Robert
Kirk e Allen
Kirk Jacob
Kirk wood John B
Kirk wood Nathn'l {
Lefevre Hamilton
Lamb Robert II
Long Henry
Lytle VIM K
Luckey Joshua G
Low Rufus
Morse VIM L
Martin Robert
~ ~, ~ MY
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Parry Joseph
Pocock Salem
Patterson Samuel
Pennington Carroll
Pennington Levi
Pennington John
Pennington Franklin
Parker Charles
Quinn John
Reed Thomas "
Hockey WIN H
Russell Thomas
Reed David
Rutledge Abr'm II
Robinson George
Robinson Joseph
Robinson W. T
Richardson Ezek'l j
Rutledee jesse p
Robinson John 9
Smithson Gabriel
Smithson Geo A
Sturtz Jacob
Stansbury VIM
Street, Howard w
Strawbrid Isaac
Stingall Marcus
Scharfp John
Stearps John o
Stubbins Samuel
otansbury james
Stellar Bailey
STREET. Albert
Smith Buel j
Stroble Zachariah
Smithson William
Schneider Michael
Smithson Thos 2
Strawbridge Jos jr
Strawbridge Jos sr
. Shane George H
Scbafer Francis
Slade Ezekiel
st Clair JAS of W N
Stokes John r
Street, Robert G
Smithson Lee
Smithson John T
Scarf Samuel G.
STREET. William III
STREET. Thomas G.
STREET. Robert J
Tate Albert
Trout Abraham
Trout Daniel +
Tyson Elijah S
Treadway John
Tyre Nicholas
Twining Isaac
Vanhorn David G
Wheeler Henry G.
West Wilson D
Wilson Richard T
w etherill Solomon !
Waters Thos Geo
Wood ward Emmor
Wilson VIM sr
Wilson John B
Waters Walter
Wetherlll WIN P
Woodrow Benz j
Way Francis
Wilson Geo w
Waters j Wesley
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P
Parry Samuel
Pennington VIM
Preston John w
Patton VIM III
Patton James A
Patton John
Price Moses D
Riston jesse
Rigdnn William
Roberts Owen
Richardson Thos
Richardson WIN
Richardson Calvin
Rigdon Alexander
Remmell John III
Richardson Sam'l P
Richardson Tbos
Rudy John
Shane Langford j
Street, Thos of John
Shane Henry W
Stamford VIM G
Smith Lewis
Shane John W
Stewart William
Schefer John A
Slade James A
Slade Abraham
Snuber Christian
Sutton David
Stellar William
STREET. Thos of W m
Slade Asbury
Sims Andrew J
Straw bridge W m T
Scarf Chas T
Spies John
Schuster John
Smith Levi
Street, John G
Sulithson Nathaniel
Spencer Oliver r
Smith VIM B
Spencer VIM A
Spencer Morgan S
Spencer B +
Street, Rogers
STREET. John NJ
Spencer Hugh E,
Tracy William N
Tyson Daniel .
Twining d 81
Turnbull Daniel
Thomas Herman
Tenly Henry
Vanhorn Isaac
.
West James
Wiley M w Nelson
Woodward Nelson
Woodrow John 7
Waters Alex Y
Woods Geo w
Wiley John
Wiley Carlin
Wiley Thomas H
Wilson John Lee
Wiley David w
WEIGH Martip
Williams Franklin
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ORDERED, this 18th day of September,
" 1865, that the sale made and reported
this day by Henry D. Farnandis, Trustee
in this cause, be and the same is hereby
confirmed, unless cause to the contrary be
shown on or before the 10th day of October,
1866; provided copy of this order be
published in some newspaper printed in
Hartford county, once in each of three sue
cessive weeks before the said 10th day of
October, 1865. .,
Amount of sales reported, $5,225.O0.
VIM. II. DALLAM, Clerk.
True Copy, Test,
VIM. H. DALLAM, Clerk
sed15
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Voters, Attend!
&AAR9 S4Ryfeg@AY9
Il E 8 II I " AL

ZEE 8 TTV AL.
VHE Ladies of the Presbyterian and
i Methodist Protestant Churches in
tend holding CON CER'TS and FESTI-
VAL, unitedly,
On November LIST and I'd.
Doors open at a P. NJ, for the sale of
REF RESHMENTS-Ice Cream, Water
Ice, Cake, &c.
A handsome MEAT SUPPER, also
OYSTERS, will be served between the
hours of 5 and z P. M.
An eminent Professor will conduct the
Concerts, and promises they shall excel
all previous musical entertainments held
in this county.
DR.. Kerr one of the singers.
Further particulars next week.
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- AZ NIlthO lJs
d. WEST, Clerk.
A
Almony Benjamin
Amos Edward Ii
Atkinson Isaac
Atkinson pavid
A IN bier Jonathan
3 Amos Zachariah
Amos VIM of Nor
decai
Arthur Samuel 7
Amos James II
Amos C0rbin
Apple John
d
Bell Samuel
Birmingham James
Briefly Thomas G
Brindley Nathan L
Baker James p
Bradenbaugh Jacob
Bell John
Barton William II
Boarman franklin
Bosley Joseph G
Campbell James
Chalk Nasons
Chalk George w
Cannon Andrew
Campbell James A
Clark Matthew Sr
Dreamer Jacob
Clark Matthew b
CocLrane Maurice
Cannon Thomas
CHANNEL William :
Curry Franklin
Cathcart Josiah
D
Delcamp John
Delcamp Geo D
Dever George
Dever George W
Duncan William
Duncan Francis
Duncan Henry B
Dickey Robert
E
Ely David
Ely w m Franklin
Evans Charles
England Elisha
Eek Gotleib
+
Fowler Henry G
Fishel Jacob s
G.
Gunter Conrad
Garrett John A
Garrett Samuel
Glenn Joshua
Glenn VIM of R
Greenwald Adam
Gorsuch Luther NJ
Glenn John L
Garrett Richard
Garrett Isaac
Gilbert George
Gilbert Ephraim
Gibson John T
Gibson Jacob
H
Hall James 7
Henderson Jas N
Hitchcock VIM
Hudson VIM
Hess Joshua
Hayghe Joseph
.Herbick Frederick
Henderson John B
Henderson John w
Heaton John jr
Hayghe Henry G
Hollingshade John
Hanaway Washt'n
Irwin Thomas
J
Jackson John r
jarrett James III
Janney Joseph j
K
Kesler VIM L
Klrkwood John HI
of John
Kent William
Kirkwood John II
Kirkwood And'w W
Kirkwood Richard
Killgore james r
King John R
King Lewis ST
Kent Grier B
Low Labin
Low Obed
Layton Nicholas
Low Jeremiah
Lyle George w
Low Martin
M
Mccain Ephraim
Merryman Henry S
McGraru Wash,n A
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VALUABLE FARMS.

situated on the N orth side Of Deer Creek
THE TERMS OF SALE
Prescribed by the Decree are-that one
third of the purchase money shall be paid
in Cash on the day of sale, and the resi-
due in equal instalments at six and twelve
months thereafter, with interest from the
day of sale, and security approved by the
Trustee.
HENRY w. ARCHER,
Trustee,
Bel AR, Hartford county, Md.
J. 5. RICHARDSON, Auctioneer.
1.-THE Baltimore american, Boston Courier and
New York Herald will publish Tuesdays and
Saturdays until sale, and send bills to Trustee.