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New-York tribune., 1867-08-06

The Sierra Nevada Mountains have been
tunneled. and in a few days we may have the
cars running under that magnificent range of
mountains The Pacific Railroad is adyan-
cling with rapdity that we do not readily
conceive. How long will it be before we see
under our advertising columns, "From San
Francisco to Ncw-York in ten daysw
"Through line to China by rail and steam, with
"no change of CaTSp
New-York tribune., 1867-08-06

1t is said that Judge Whiting spends his
leisure hours on the glorious bluffs of Spuyten
Duyvil praying for rain. Every rainy day is
money in his pocket. The heavenly scavenger
is saving to him. The rain has heon a bless
ing indeed-but the weather seems to have
settled, and we look for a fostering sun. Let
Whiting cease praying and take up hls broom.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-06

The Washington newspapers are making the
Surratt trial party measure. The MteLligencer
prints the speeches of the prisoners counsel
The Chronicle those of the Prosecuting Attor-
ney. In the interest of Independent journalism
we protest against this business We can think
of nothing more degrading to the profession
than to make the trial of a man for his life a
party matter.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-06

The Brcklayers' strike in Washington has
at last ended in personal violence Such de-
monstratons are dscreditable to working
mems organizations, and we are sure that they
will be deprecated by the Trades Unions in
other parts of the country.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-06

~ Neradd, California, LOWer California,
Oregon, and Russian american nerS, the East
Rirer Bridqe, the JERSEY Flats Improvements,
and an article on the Nert Presidency on the
second page; the Money article and Markets on
the third page Literary Items on the SiTth page 1;
and the Trial of Surratt, and Court ReportS on
the SPreDh UGgP
New-York tribune., 1867-08-06

The Prussian press yesterday commented
upon the latest assurance of peaceable inten-
tiOns given by Louis Napoleon. They gener-
ally expressed belief in the sincerity OF the
Emperor's aspirations.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-06

Several more executions, it is reported, will
take place in Mexico, but we are glad to learn
that the press of Mexico begins to be sick of
this constant butchering, and to demand
general amnesty. The Presidential election is
to be held without delay, when we hope the
reign of civil law will be established throughout
the Republic
New-York tribune., 1867-08-06

If the Board of Health pay Whiting dol
Lar until he performs his work, and takes some
of the garbage from our streets, we shall hold
them responsible. The public have stood this
long enough, and do not intend to submit to
! any more tTifling.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-06
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New-York tribune., 1867-08-06

When Messrs. Brown, DevOe and Knapp
were Street Contractors, Judge Whiting was
persistent in his efforts to have them do their
duty. Now that he has the contract he neg
lects his business, and permits the streets to
breed fever and typhus.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-06

The French Emperor has appointed Com
mission to revise carefully the claims of France
and of French subjects against Mexico.
Whether any of the accomplices of Jecker is on
this committee is not stated
New-York tribune., 1867-08-06

All over the country, from New-Orlcans to
Port Hood, the weather yesterday was clear
and hot Before the Summer is over we may
hope to have few "dOg days
New-York tribune., 1867-08-06

Along the edges of NewYork Island there is
large population of poor citizens. Their
neighbOrhoOds are plain. They have no means
TO better themselves. Their complaints arc
New-York tribune., 1867-08-06
SILVER PLATED WARE.

les PrrcaER TE. URS cAsrORs &C. &C. plated
on sus silver msnuictusl expressly Tor trade BY
the celebrated
MER,pES BRlrANSIA COMPANY AND ROGERS SMITH Co.
GEO. II. KITCHEN & Co.
No sol BrOsdway Nsg-YOrk opposite Metropolitan Hotel.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-06

q
amussmrrts.
EIBLOS GARDEN nm.
THIS KyENING-THB BLACK CRooH-Gfeat PAriSsnne Ba''
1I'''' -, z77- ,77-7
THIS EyENING-PET or THE PEIrIOoAIS-tANiLA JARS
4Iss LOtti
THIS 3EnScS Mr.
YBw.YORK THRATBR
THIS KyFNING-NOBODYS DAUGHTER Miss ha'e He'"D'@'
BROADWAY THgATER r
THIS EyENING-CASTB Mr and Mrs. W. J. Florence
BowBRY THEATER, a. s.,... po,.o,
THIS RvRyING-HHMLEF AND CAMILLE MI Stuart Robson
VHg CARLO FAMILY
E4ESyMs T4E ANEf5S44fB BS4 fBhHEsMss MHSEsMM COTTAGE
THREE nTSDRBD THOUSAND CURIoSiTIES
BlSy4FPs, SEw w HgSFg% 2aE 4 ,rDry-crprosI.
vEs Fs'S OF fSsia SATUsE AND ART.
TERRACE GARDEN. -.,r,,
THIS EVENING TAEo' THoAASS POPULAR 'A'OhN
GRIFFIN & CHRIsTYs MISs%TRELS %
THIS UyENlNG-NEw ACTS SONGS DANCES etc
3usintss gutitrs.
,>~-~~~>-~->~>~>~~~-~~-~~
CmCKERING & Sons
AMERICAN PIANOS TRIUMPHANT
EXPOSITION OF ALL NATIONS.
In addition to
THE GRAND GOLD MEDAL OF HONOR,
the Emperor NAPOLEON, in
person. accomplished the presentation with
the decoration 0!
THE Cross OF THE LEGION OF HONOR,
thereby cOnferring to the
CmCKERING MEDAL
t op distinction over the four other medals awarded for Piano
forte, all Of which were exactly alike and equal value and thereby
confirming tue unanimous award Of the
TuREE JuRIEs AND THE IsPERrAL COMMISSION
placing the CmcKERrSs at the
HAD ALL OTHERS
No 652 BROADWAY. NrvYoRk.
"OUT OF THE RUT."
"RvynYrsISs UsEFUL WAS SOME TINE NEw."
THE NEW OR AMERICAN
.
THE OLD OR EUROPEAN SYSTEM.
LILO PoHeiesl The ast year without lOss!!!
"GOld will slEsys end ready market"
Thougatful persons examine the plans OF
THE AMERICAN POIULAR LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
Nos are sd Broadway, n. Y.
for from this Company persons precisely the advan
tase to which II s entitled
other companies tendencies longevity inure wholly to the dvau
4aSe Of the hortyed class this solely the bsef' Of those who
possess such tendencies
just result gained by making premiums according to the class
of life person belongs; and also BY returning the surplus only
when esuei by prem1ms and their interest
ay n-n should he agd pay lrg, rhsR entitled to smaller
preHntSmsf
Why should ty reoere small rea entitled larger returns Of
svrplgst
The Life Policies Of this COMPANY triple nsnrng sum 70 those
ih when the party declining
he lives against Of paid since there tures
The progressive this Company therefore just they are
couec they seusc they work we'll they work easily
The Od was good; the Sew accept because
sst because not Oh nor TrlnsaaHie but Send for
.CircalGr
IusaTance be effected By correspondence
-. Ageuts r wanted wherever they are not
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acton. Mr.. Evans assumed tnas auaa
siton. ..,,n cr n, suaging I'll his transac-
wa - .ap 49, - no Was those in any other
tions ~ IS He alleged that the
.ning na continent Of the business COM
u'la uhm or Richmond was In favor of the
n lau Of the usury laws. He knew not, in
I'D. a business man in the city save his
friend and colleague (Mr. Leg who did
not occupy that position on this subject. Mr.
EVANS went at some length into the effects
to be wrought by aboiishing the usury law.
Mainly, that the supply of money would be
increased and trade and industry encou-
ragged and sustained. 1t having been said
that the banks and brokers were all in fa-
vor of the repeal of the usury law, Mr..
EVANS said that il was not surprising.
Bankers and brokers we'll knew the evils OF
the present system. They were enlight-
ened gentlemen in matters Of finance, and
knew what was best for the country. Mr..
EVANS indicated the brokers of Richmond
as a class of intelligent, liberal, and honor
able men. He said there raS class of men
who were opposed to the proposed change,
and they were those who had the monopoly
of shaving. Let interest be free and up-
restrained, and they would no longer have
il in their power to charge what interest
they pleased. Capitalists who have some
scruples about violating the law now,
would then enter the market, and the sup
ply Of money being increased, the interest
would be kept down.
Mr.. ROBERTSON, in the course of his re-
marks, referred to high authorities who
had opposed usury laws, including Bacon,
Lord Brougham, and others, of England,
some French economists, and among others
in our own country the late able and dis
tinguished Professor Dew, of William and
Mary College. He read extracts from
Kelley and Wayland, remarkable for their
clearness and force, showing how unwise
and impractical usury laws were, and how
they initiated against commerce, industry,
and enterprise generally. In the course
of his remarks he showed the Inconsistency
of the House up to this time in passing a
number of laws allowing corporate COM
panies to pay interest as high az nine per
cent. and he read from one charter which
authorized any percent. the company chose
to paw. And yet, he said, to this time
they had rigidly held the people to six
per cent.
Mr.: CLARK, of Campbell, discussed the
subject as farmer, and expressed the
opion that the farmers were in favor OF the
abolition of the usury law, and that the
late agricultural convention in this city
fairly represented the general community
in their course upon the subject.
At the conclusion of Mr.. CLARKs re-
marks, it appearing that other members
desired to speak on the subject, on motion
of Mr.. BENTLEY the House adjourned.
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The JJsury Law.

The House Of Delegates had tolerabl,
animated debate yesterday on the question
Of modifying or repeating the nsury law
The exact nature Of the propositions pend,
ing will be found Ia the report OF the Lee
gislative proceedings. An amendment
proposed by Mr.. WHITE, Of Henrico, re.
peais the usury law entirely, leaving SIX
per cent. As the legal interest where
higher rate is not agreed upon by contract
II would be far better to repeal the
usury Law than to put 10 ten per cent. OF
eight per cent. limitation. These limits.
tioos are like pins, to hitch upon. AS s so.s
as they are established the moncy-,." =
will not so readily submit to u -
rates.
n;.s matter of establishment how long
the world has held on to the usury law,
and, indeed, may hold on to it. Its incon-
sistency with the plainest principles Of po-
ltical economy, as well as common sense,
is so patent that nothing but the strongest
prejudices can supportit The fate Of the
measure in the Legislature we cannot fore
tell. The vote is close.
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SPECIAL NOTfCEH
M TO THOSE SUFFEBING WixH
"LsyY OK THE BRAIH."


We beg Of them to have patience. The weather
win clear of one OF these days so as to enable
them to come out and procure the necessary rene.
dies for the cure OF the above complaint We are
keeping up full assortment SO as to supply their
wants and during the close Of navigation are get
ting supplies by express. We have on hand fuii
width Bleached and Unblsached sheetins at sec. /;
Pillow case Cotton, full forty-two inches wide o.
aoc. Bleached Cottons ct l2l, lsi, 20. and 2'c.
heavy yard. wide Unbleached sheeting at zoe
real French Merino ut o., worth $3.50; handsome
Striped and Plain Mohairs at soc., worth soc-:
cb,ldr,ns Bamoral Skirts at 81, worth 81 SO; pure
Linen Handkerchief at 81 so per dozen, worth ~
Linen Collars for ladies ut 7sc. per dozen Also
Embroidered Linen Collars at per ~;
Bed Tick a. 2oc Shifting Stripes at 2oc; Wnite
Flannel At IS 30 and asc; White Flannel, all WOOL
fu,l ward wide, at Soc very superior article at
CSC can't be beat at 81 in this city Canton fan-
mel at IS, 10, and CSC. Domestic Ginshams at csc
Hsmstitched Handksrchiefs at 80 and 7sc., worth
7sc. and 81; Breakfast shavls, Hoods, sontsgs'
and Nubias at and below cost.
All kinds Of FANCY DRESS GOODS without re-
gard to cost. Great Inducements In BLACK Ciotn
sacaues, Basques, and Circulars, Piano Table Co.
vers, Table Cloths, Napkins, Doylies, Towels
Toweling, Dress Trimmings, Medallion Buttons
Black and Colored Velvet Ribbons, Black and
White Lace Wells. A full assortment Of Under
Garments for msn, women. and children; Hosiery
OF every description; . great variety OF shawls'
Blankets, Cloths, Cassmeres, sattinets. Lace Col
lars, Infants Robes, Frock Waists, Embroidered
Sets Of Collars and Cuffs, and Collars and Sleeves
and many other articles to be sold at low prices.
Orders from The country promptly attended to.
LEVY BROTHERS,
tx Is Main street.
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-ro pr ,,rERs AND FaRMERs.-THE

sE- TO PLANTERS AND FARMERS.-THE
LODI MANUFACTURING COMPANY establish
ed since $780, having the exclusive control of all
the night soil of New York city, offer for SALE er-
clusirsly for cash, new article OF DOUBLE RE-
FINED PoUDRETTE, warranted free from impu-
ri,y and rubbish which they will sell for twenty
FIVE dollars per ton, delivered on board tof vessel
In New York city. This article, which Is pulver-
lied as fine as -four has no equal for corn, cotton,
and tobacco. and is equal to No. Peruvian guano
in the proportion Of two pounds for one Of guano,
and better than the best brands of Super-Phos-
nh ates pound for pound This is just the thing for
those who will pay cash for good article at low
price. We have coarser article at twenty dollars
pe- ton. Samples sent by mail tfree) on receipt OF
three-cent stamp. Send for pamphlet, and be con-
WINGED. Address the Lodi Manufacturing Com
pany. 60 Courtlandt street, New York.
ROCKY MOUNT, EDdEcosBE COUNTY, n: u,
November H. 1866.
Mr.. James r. Deg:
Sir-In reply to your inquiry OF the results OF our
experience in the use Of your improved Poudrete,
purchased Of you for this years cotton crop, we
would beg leave 10 say that the present season has
been one quite uufavorable to the action OF all
fertilizers Several kinds Of manures 1ere used
6y us, NTH the exception Of pour Poudrette, nth
little or no eject 10 the crop. Wherehs Poudreue
mas applied il gaue US aedr q hdlfa bale or more
per acre, and caused the cotton to open much
earlier: and we would therefore recommend the
same as a concentrated manure for the growth OF
cotton, as well as an improvement to the soil.
Yours, very respectfully, a.....
IA n-ew< HENRY p. STULTs BROTHER.
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The New SENATOR FROM New YORK.
The Albany Argus recalls the fact, SO
creditsble to Mr.. CoNKLING, that he has,
in one striking instance, shown his ability
to defeat injustice and to expose frand.
"He stripped the mask off the face of the
Provost Marshal FRY, and exposed in his
deformity the creature to whom the re-
sponsibility of the fraudulent drafts,
bounty frauds, riots, and murder which
stained the internal history Of the late war
is to be traced"
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DIED.

Departed this life, after short illness, on the
18th of January, at seventeen minutes AFTER
O'Clock A. A., Captain JOHN K. ShAhf, In the
forty eighth year OF his age
Dearest father thou hast left US,
We thy loss most deeply feel;
But tits 6 cd that hath beIelt us,
He can all our sorrows heal
His funeral will take placs THIS (WednSsday)
EVENING at 3 o'clock His friends and acquaint-
ances are invited to attend without further notice
AT his late residence, in Rockets.
New York ana New Jersey papers please copy.
In Henrico county, after a brief Illness, on
Monday the l4th of January, at O'Clock 7 NJ,
Mrs ELLEN VIRGINIA, wife or DR.. Il. 5. Mc6ru-
der ., -,
Her funeral will take place from the residence OF
her mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Goodau, in Hanover
county on THURSDAY. January 18th, at III
o'clock. The relatives and friends OF the family
are respectfully invited to attend.
At the residence of her daughter, in Stafford
conntv. on the lith of January, Mrs. ARABELLA
]. LITTLE, widow Of The late John p. Lite, oil
Fredericksburg, in the eighth year OF her
!" Blessed are the dead that die in the Lord"
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FoRNEY ALARMED.-FoRNEY, after de-
manding over and over again that the Pre-
sident should be impeached, now writes
that "the men who insist that the adoption
of General AsHLEY's resolution by the
House of Representatives, on Monday last,
will necessarily lead to impeachment, do
not speak by the book, and those who are
trying TO excite, by predicting, new panic
as sure result of impeachment, are SIM
ply making themselves ridiculous"
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OPINIONS OF THE SUPREME CoURT.-We
publish this morning two very important
opinions of the Supreme Court of the
United States, which will excite the gene
raj interest. The pressure thus occasioned
upon our columns excludes much that was
prepared for this mornings paper.
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MARRIED.

On the 10th ultimo, at "Dundee,' the residence
OF tho brides father in Hanover county by the ne
Richmond CITY, to Miss MAMIE o., daughter oil
DR. l.. b. Price, of Hanover comfy, va.
Charlottesville papers please copy.
At "sherwood Forest in Stafford county, the
residence Of the brides father, by the Rev. Henry
wall Mr. JOHN TAYLOE, JR., of King George
county, to Miss JANE ELIZABETH, daughter OF
Henry Fitzhugh, Esq. .... ....
On the 25th of December, at the Exeter street
parsonage, B fillmore, by the Rev. Mr. Gardner
ALL of that city.
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1t may be we'll to state that the threat
eniug bills which the telegraph tells us
were introduced into Congress on Monday
were merely such as individual members
chose to offer, and were all sent to, not re-
ceived from, committees. Monday was the
regular day for calling the roll of States
for bills and joint resolutions.
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sE SPECIAL NOTICE.
STILL ANOTHER GREAT REDUCTION
I'M price OF
CLOTHING on HAND TO CORRESPOND WITH
NEW GOODS
we are now receiving from our Baltimore house.
oyERC OATS
HEAVY BUSINESS SUITS
sold at cost, owing to the advance OF the season.
Call early and examine.
SIMPLIFY, RoANE 4 CO.,
CORNER PoURTREsrH AND FRANKLIN STREETS,
opposite the Exchange and Ballard Hotels,
RICHMOND, VA.
tia ls-tFebs]
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By Paine & Co. Auctionsers.

ARGE AND SPECIAL SALE OF
FRESH DRY GOODS, BOOTS AND SHOES,
&c, BY CATALoGUE.-0n "WEDNESDAY the
sell at onr auction rooms, by catalogue, large
and choice assortment of
FRESH DRY GOODS,
BOOTS and SHOES,
HATS and CAPS, &c,
comprising great variety Of new and desiIaole
goods, now receiving, and suited TO the city re-
tail trade.
ia PAINE q co., Auctoneets.
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Managing Director Southern Orphan
!, Association, Richmond, va.

CHINA, GLASS, ANDHOUsE-FUR-
I NISHISG GOODS-Ws are this day receiving
IA nnsn,ns LARGE ADDITIONS to our present
stoeS OF CHINA and HoUSR:PgRNIsHISG
GOODS, sucn Is Plate Warmers, Coffee , ana T Yea
tsi cofes and fsa Pots Also. Parlor Coal Vases
and Coal Hods-ssryehandsoms.
Also, FANCY GOODS In great variety. spsn -
mon Boards. vases, SO. Call and see th eni AZ ~
- BRANCH 4 CuRRANT'B -a
dss corner Eighth and Main, No. 7ss.
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EF TO THE MILLIONS THAI HAVE
idle money in these flush times, the
RICHMOND SAVINGS BANK AND INSURANCE
COMPANY
would say that they still
RECEIVE MONEY ON DEPOSIT, AND PAY
INTEREST THEREON.
f.. ALSO,
ALL KINDS OF INSURANCE EFFECTED On THE
MOST LIBERAL TERMS.
LIVES INSURED ON TIME.
Office corner Twelfth and Main streets.
b. DAVIS, President.
JF C. PcTTs, Secretary. Jas
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SALE OF VALUABLE
MILL AND FIFTY ACRES OF LAND.-As
trustee in a deed from William Gilman shall, by
consent OF the parties, sell at public auction, on
The mn smises. ON THURSDAY the eth day Of Feb.
rnary, 1897, the valuable MILL and FIFTY ACRES
OF LAND Of which the ssid William Gilman died
seized and possessed, lying In Hanover county,
eleven miles from Richmond, on the Stage road 10
Tappahannock.
Also at the same time and place, will be sold the
HOUSEHOLD aud KITCHEN FURNITURE Of the
said Gilman.
TsEHs: Liberal. and made known on the day Of
sale ia l2-tdsl E. g.. MONCURR, Trustee.
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Eg MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA.
Tho Faculty Of this Institution will proceed at
their next regular meeting, on tho I'd OF FEBRU
AIRY, to elect SEVEN LECTURERS on the differ
ent branches OF medical science, who will con-
stitute Summer School OF medical instruction.
attached to the College, under the supervision OF
the Dean and Faculty.
Gentlemen DESTROYS OF occupying the different
lec,ureships are invited to present their spplica-
tons TO the undersigned on or before the istday Of
February. L. s. JOYNES, N. D.,
1. ,e-a,s Dean Of the Faculty.
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BY Harrison. Goddin Apperson, Anctioneers,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.

TWO VALUABLE BRICK TENE-
i MENTs ION GROUND RENT, on TIE
NORTH SIDE OP CARY BLTwBgH THlR;
TENTH AND VIRGINIA SIBgETs, OPPOSITE
TEL, FOR SALE AT AUCTION viii be sold
at auction, on the premises, On FRIDAY The 18Th
January, 1881, At o'clock 2 those two yslua-
each three stories above the Basement and are not
only strongly and substantially boilt, but admra-
being within two hundred yards Of the Danviils
depot, shockss warehouse, sc. They VIII De SOLD
subject 10 ground rent OF $500 each per annam
and taxes, having q long term OF years 10 run ~
the end o. which the l. ssor covenants 10 purchase
the buildings at heir then fair market value, , "a
TERMS: One-third cash balance ~ TOUR ana
eight months for negoti able notes, interest added,
secured by trust deed. Tho taxes 70 DO paid ~
'n' HARRISON, GoDDIN APPERsos.
ia Auctioneers.
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BY Harrison, Goddin i Apperson, Auctioneefs'
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.

USTEE'S SALE OF 400 4.lo
i ACRES OF VALUABLE TIMBBRED LhNp;
IN HENRICO COUNTY, tBtuT TIN MILLS
WEST OF RICHMOND, BETWEEN THE DEF
RUN ROAD ANDTBE THRBE.CH'PPED RuAD
AS trustees in q certain deed OF trust msde Y %
w. Green and Julia A., his wife. dated i'm sep
TENDER 1866, duly recorded in Henrico county
Cont we shall, In execution thersof AZ the re-
quest Of the benehciaries In the said deed, pro.
coed 10 sell at public auction, on the premises on
THURSDAY the l4th February lsCI, at " oc ock
M ~ fair, IL not, the first day thereafter, thN
valuable TRACT OF LAND located "a above, con-
ttining 400 A.l0 ACRES, according 10 recent sur
vey The said lard is heavily covered WIN sups-
rior woof and timber, and by reason thereoi 10 70
garded Of peculiar value. i.
Terms: Enough in cash 70 defray expenses OF
sale and 70 pay of and discharge all OF the notes
referred 10 in said deed which have IN -tuissi
amounting TO ST, 0ie. 3la; on credit stoF1,IU ~
until the LIST July, 1857 and as to any surplus
which may arise from said sale on sucn terms -
the said Green may prescribe and direct; or on nIs
failure to give any directors, then on such terms
as the said trustees may announce at the VINE oi
sale. - 49,
As tho said land adioins the land Of MT John
w Alley persons attending the sale VIII please
meet the trustees at the residence OF said Alley,
and accompany Thorn and the auctionesr to the
spot the premises selected for the sale 10 come
of.
The taxes for this year to be paid by the pur-
chaser. ROBERT POLAND, Trustees.
jaA JOHN b. YOUNG.