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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-02

February 2s, 1867 and ell other United States bonds
which have been purchased by the secretary 9r tne
Treasury with surplus funds In the treasury anu
ceed and destroyed detailed record OF such bonds 50
cancelled and destroyed to be first made In the DOCKS OF
the Treasury Department Any bonds hereafter applied
to said sinking fund.- and ali other United States BOMBS
redeemed paid hereafter by the United States, sha
also in like be recorded cancelled and
and the amount Of the bonds OF each class that have been
cancelled destroyed shall be deducted respectively
amount OF each class OF the outstanding debt or
the United States. In addition to other amounts that
may be applied to the redemption or payment OF the
public debt amount equal TO the interest ON all bonds
belonging TO the aforesaid sinking fund shall DC applied
as the Secretary OF the Treasury shall from time TO time
direct to the payment OF the public debt as provided Tor
In section five OF the act aforesaid.
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MEXICO.
FINE CROP PRosPEcrs-GEN

FINE CROP PRosPECrs-GEN. VEGAS OPERATIONS
SAN FRANCISCO, June 30.-Mexican advices
Coma May 49, represent the country prosperous
the crops unusually good and mining interests advanc
ing fayorably.
Gen. Placldo Vega, having been deserted by Lozada
compelled 10 evacuate Escanpa Attacked after
ward by the national forces, he had seized the Rva
dorian steamer Forward and sent expedition against
Guaymas, the result Of which has already been an
nounced.
had seized $50 Of House funds under
the that the Federal Government should the
inhabitants of Acapulco for injury done by the troops
from SnalOa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-02
CUBA.
MILITARY OPERATIONS ENDED-HAvANA PAPERS
on PREsIDENT GRANTis MESSAGE.

hiLITARf OPERATIONS ENDED-HAVANA PAPERS
on PRESIDENT GRANTS MESSAGE.
HAVANA, June 25.-The news from the East
erh Department is 10 the effect that much rain had
iAiien there, and military operations were entirely
paayIed The insurgents continue very active In the
Jufsueuon of Colon, where few slight skirmishes had
taAen place. From Gibara the intelligence comes that
sIe insurgents had captured convoy OF prisoners
10 Blam ~" $500 ~ ~ ~ ' N"''"
"a ~ noefa IN this city IL confined to the Volunteers
iaras 49, 80 poOf.r classes good many have died
~ Jsarse 81 troops have died from cholera.
so, 70 de "a Marina has published three articles
upon ,ne Message Of President Grant lately eonmun-
s@teu ~ IphBes The first treats Of the character OF
the srgg and defends the conduct Of the spanisrds
h hegaru 10 charges OF cruelty. The editor argues
Sat .uts 70 Tor he thinks that the temperate
conquer 10y Lcrsund Dulce and De Rodas have
fy ennio'sr nucn good feeling, we'll generous
the ground that there recognized war and oonse
qnehty prisoners captured Be- treated not as corr
h ~. sut AZ eydoers The second paper examines
y, o the Insurgents and the law Of nations
apIneable 70 them Muen praise 10 bestowed upon the
i"' lse ~iSdH0 manifested In the nessaxe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-02

GENERAL PRESS DsPATCHl
The following nominations sent in to the Senate
to-day:
PeiI A. Mathews Of California, Consul ct Tangier.
Jno T. Roteson, Tennessee, Consul At Leith.
Edward johnson, eOuth Carolina, Consul Taeahuano
Chas I. Thwear Aabams, Consul at Rio de Jsneiro.
Moses H. Gnnnel, Naval 0ncer Nev-York
ThoS Murphy Collector OF Customs, NewYork
Thos. Hllbouse, Assistant Treasurer, HevYork
VIM Richardson Collector Internal Reyense Third District North
Carolina
Y. w. OAKLEY U. s. Marshal Western District, Wisconsin.
James c. Hopkins, Judge District Court, Wisconsin.
yno d. Pope U. g. Attorney District Of Georgia
Noah Davis, u. \. Attorney Southern District NevYork
PosuastrsS Fishsm, Savannah, Mo- Henry Biehm, Ripley,
Ohio Alfred ~ Cond Orange ~ VI w. A. Stafford Little Falls
N.Y. d. C. Swami wntenmh Cambridge Mass Clifton A. Blanch-
ard Chelsea, Mass
President Grant, accompanied by the members of his
family and Gen. Porter, left here tonight for Con-
nectlcut
President Coax left here last night visit to
his family in Ohio, and Monday will deliver adj
dress at Meadevile Penn returning to Washington on
Tuesday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-02
MISCELLANEOUS CABLE DISPATCHES.


THE report of the death of Mr.. Vizetelly,
the artist, is eontradicted.
There is no apparent diminutOn in the
rayages of the smallpox In Paris.
The Rev. Dr. John Derry, Catholic
Bishop of ClOnfert, Ireland, is dead.
THE laborers in the MallOw Mills, Dub
lin, have struck" for an advance in wages.
... Blacque Bey, the Turkish Minister at
Washington, has arrived at COnstantinople.
THE Manchester Chamber of Commerce
protests against the ceSsOnof British Gambia to France
Rainy weather for the past two days is
reported all over the British Isles and sections Of
the Continent
-Four men were suffocated to death by
foul in the tube Of coal mine at Take, in Stafford
shire, England.
Mr.. Biichner, the Hungarian Jew, who
was recently appointed American Consul at Bucharest
has received his erequdtur
The note from Secretary Fish, telegraphed
10 Mr. Motley the death Of the Earl Of Clarendon
published in London yesterday.
The collection Of tolls at 800 turnpike
passed at the last session Of Parliament.
THE Committee appointed to investigate
the subject Of public instruction in Italy have made
report which encounters sharp criticism and determined
opposition.
The Liverpool Cotton Brokers' Associa-
ton have appointed Committee TO take measures for
repressng the operations for depression of prices
which SO njuriOusly affect the cotton market
....0n Thursday an attempt was made by
agricultural labOrers at Killarney ireland, 70 seize and
"A
was bafiied, and the rioters were taken care OF.
THE cessation of the firm of John Pick
ersgil Co., Of London, largely connected with the
American trade Is announced to-day owing 70 the retire
ment of Mr. Cunfe the only surviving partner.
- The Times of Wednesday praises the pru-
dence and orbearanee shown by the American Govern
resolution expressed in the recent message Of President
Grant.
-. The owners of the yachts Cambria and
Dauntless will be entertained at dinner by the Royal
Cork Yacht Club at Cork to-day. The yachts will start
their at O'Clock Monday afternoon.
large feet Of steam and sailing yachts win DE place
Of rendezvous 10 witness the start.
THE death of Thomas Richings is an
nounced in London yesterday. He reputed 10 be
the last English survivor Of the naval engagement be-
tween the American frigste Chesapeake and the British
fgate Shannon, which occurred the OF June 1873
He died at Cirencester, near Gloucester, aged IS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-02
FOREIGN NEWS.
FRANCE.

.,r IN THE CORPS LEGIsLAIlf-phnAih
EAClIt rgr MILITARY CONTINGENT BILL
ON THE PARIS. Friday, July I, 1870.
.;..;no Of the Corps Legislatit yester-
l"0 - ooitated hy a discussion OF the MhIuy
oAv ,,nocnt The Government asked Tor 'Vo'V s
" ga mon the usual number. M Jules f"'i' me-
.nirited and eloquent speech agains. 'i'o 80 .,
AZ a large standing army. NJ lhioiS INV, ~ -, oor.a
y - ,as menacing and France should DC PIeP"'Se
- - a., rorlv ouoted from the Yellow BOOK the o'n
N noes OF the peace and tranquility OF INC Oon
,,nont and wanted to know why such mhU'iy So
,ont vas kept up unless hidden plans anu s0i' -,
s,or ~ the dynasty were entertained nc oi'eou ~
dsclarine that he believed the Ministry was nonoS"
4, was subject TO a higher will NJ ohi'icI
,e charges made against the Government anu i'S
He had no fear for the iutuIe' ii'''> ~
sadowa in the Plebiscltum
Mech dissatisfaction here expressed oy 'hs D.p"
A. aud the Minister was Obliged TO explain that ne nau
no intention of exulting over ANY SUBJECTS VI W
IDiro These words increased the agitation III INC
Chambers. ,,.o,noos,
NJ olivier continued: The Government felt 10 uio"S,
ness otherwise II would not have reduced the
nv 10 600 men, The treaties OF 1856 insured peace III no
9, 81 tho treaty Of Prague insured peace in Ger
nDy II would be observed that the Ministers had zone
an mai was necessary peace ana at the SAINT
time had rendered evident the perfect aecou "ni'n
existed between the sovereign and his people
Amid the great excitement which followed the speech
q, tho Minister NJ Fayre to reply, but FOUND IL
rnosse 10 make himself heard, so loud was the noise
IIc refused 20 proceed and took his seat.
Tie majority then voted against continuing the oiscus
sion the next day, and the Chamber adjourned
TIC trial Of the members Of the International Work
r,s s,cietv continues The defense Of the prisoners
hos commenced All the accused admit that they belong
TO the society but deny that Mazzini had anything TO 90
with its foundations or that its object OF practice is to
foment strikes.
Gen. On sada and Senior Armas Cespedes, the Cuban
agents were received to-day in kindly manner by the
Ruperor's Prime Minister, NJ. olivier.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-02
THE TURF.

TRoTTING ON THE FASHION COURSE, l.. I.
Yesterday was the second day of the Fashion
Course Summer Trottng meeting and there was a good
attendance witness the announced race for purse OF
5000 for which Locust Medock Dreadnaught Patchen.
Chief Carroll Ed White Vim. II. Taylor, Western New
York and Jessie Wales were entered. slight shower
of rain hardly sufficient to lay the dust induced the
proprleor to postpone the race until tuesday next to
the dissatisfaction dsappontn ent OF those present.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-02
SPAIN.

HEAVY DEFICIT IN THE SPANISH BUDGET
MONTPENSIER A CANDIDATE FOR THE CORTEs.
MADRID, Friday, July l, 1870.
The deficit in the Spanish budget for the
past fiscal year reals and an equal deficit Is
anticipated by the Impartial in the ensuing year.
The Impartial says the Duke Of Montpensier again
proposes TO present himself candidate for election as
Deputy to the Cortes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-02
EXECUTION OF A MURDERER.

RICHMOND, Va, July Lewis Kennedy
,colored who outraged and murdered Mrs. Stewart in
New-Kent County, and killed John Baker, her farm
manager was executed this morning at New-Kent
Court1 House. When the drop fell the moose gave way
and kennedy fell to the ground his neck being badly
injured. He walked upon the platform second time
when the drop again fell, and after prolonged struggle
Kennedy died. He made confession that he had com
mitted the two murders, but had only attempted TO
outrage Mrs Stewart her resistance having prevented
his succeeding. After the murder Kennedy fired the
house burning the body Of Mrs. Stewart In 1t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-02
HARVARD VS.. PRINCETON.

BosTON, Mass, July IA game of baseball
was PLAYED to-day between the Harvard and Princeton
Colleges which resulted in victory for the Harvards by
a score Of 20 to 49,
The Champions of Jersey City defeated the
Dunderberg Club OF Peekski on the 10Th u by score
Of ~ to Is.
The Married VS.. Single members mine OF
each) OF the Thomas Conan Club played at Elm Park on
Thursday and enjoyed themselves heartily The baehe-
Tors won by OF 81 to 43. return game Will Do
play ed ON Thursday next
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-02
EGYPT.

THE vIcERoY ABOUT TO VISIT THE SUBLIME
PORTE.
ALEXANDRIA, Egypt, June 20, via PARIS, July
The VicerOy is on the eve of departing for
Consautinope. During his absence the Regency VIII be
conferred on his eldest son. who has been recalled from
his YoYape through Europe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-02

sent to York City by Treasurer Spinner to identify
the man that Detective Whitley has arrested for stealing
the $4,000 worth OF go notes from the Treasury Depart
ment several days since, returned here this morning
They were unable to identify the prisoner
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-02

On motion Of Mr.. HAMLIN (Repr Mel, the cIasslhca-
ton OF the rates sugar, originally reported from
the Finance Committee was substituted for the House
classification.
Mr.. sCHUR renewed his amendment authorizing
transportation of goods I'm bond from port OF entry to
port Of delivery Of city Of not less than 10000 nhab-
itants
Mr.. HOWE CRep, Wis., moved to allow transportation
to cities of $1,000 Inhabitants.
Various motions dilatory character and TO adjourn
were made by the opponents Of the BILL and finally,
Mr.. TRUMBULL (Rep. Ill called attention to the
fact that number OF Senators had retired to the cloak
rooms for the express purpose of preventing quorum
This fact disclosed by a call Of Yeas and Nays. A
quorum falling answer, the Senate, at 1870 O'Clock,
adjourned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-02

parallel Is drawn between the position OF the Cuban in
surgcnts and the patriots Of the Revolution but II il
insisted that there IL resemblance In the circum-
stances.
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ATLANTIC VS.. UNION.

The Union and Atlantic CIuDs made poor
display yesterday at fremont. For six innings the game
looks well on paper far better than II did upon the Held
In the three last innings the nuing OF the Unions
unpardonabe the Atanfics scoring less than IL
The score is referred 20 for particulars:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-02
THE PUBLIC DEBT STATEMENT.

THE PUBLIC DEBT STATEMENT.
WASHINGTON, July 1.-The public debt state
ment Just issued reduction during the last month
of The coin balance is 12 49, includ
ing 100 in coin certificates Currency in the Treas
ury s2ssi5O67 49, The following is reorganization Of
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Total 81 % l6 q q II

ALERT OF SETON HALL VS.. EXCELSIOR.
The College boys of South Orange visited
the Captone Grounds yesterday aud played the Excel
ha result.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-02

EXCITEMENT IN THE CORPS Cdsr1EeES4 BILL
ON Tue PARIS, Friday, July l, 1870
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minutes
FUTILE AND BAILEY VS.. SILVER STAR.
An extraordinary game was played between
these Junior clubs last Wednesday, at Greenpont The
T. BIS hold the champion silver ball. and the result OF
the play TO decide the possessorshp The score Dy
innings follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-02

GENERAL PRESS DISPATCH.
The following nominations sent in to the Senate
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Ia 3D. 81 46 sth. 9Th. 9Th. 9Th. sts. Total
AA ssti,:i.:::..:s 9 : Isl
rmnrn Mr Phps Excelsior Club Time Of age hour 50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-02
WASHINGTON.

CHANGES IN THE NETWORK CUsToM-HoUsE
OFFICERs-THE NETWORK DELEGATION IN
DIGNANT-THE TAX BILL IN THE SENATE
ITS ACTION ON THE INCOME TAX REVERSED
THE TAX CONTINUED FOR TWO YEARS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-01-19
BY Grubbs & Williams
U,,o~,o,tt, ,rtront hetweaf, Main. ana BANK

GALE OF, REAL STATELY Virtue
= of n decree of the circuit court Of the cLy o.
Richmond made on the 14th day OF July, lsee, IL
n snit entitled /" Solomon A. Myers us. John =
Whitfield, executor, and aLs, - the undefsignea,
,s Surviving trustee in O certain deed OF truss
Therein mentioned viii proceed, on TUEsDAI
The 18th dny OF january 1870 upon Inc premises, AZ
ao,clock +. ST., to sell at public auction the fo,-
lowing described REAL ESTATE, or SO mucn
thereof as may be necessary, situate IN the saia
cify of RicbmOnd-to wit, Three certain AOIs,
easb fronting 20 feet on the north side or franEin
street. commencing at point 81 reef east on Inc
corner of Franklin and Seventh streets, ano run
ming eastward so as 70 make the whole irons .s u
the three lots IS feet, and extending DacR mo1tn
wards between parallel lines ana psIIIeI ~
Scyenth street about ITO feet TO stone Will anu anu
Intending one foot OF said wall-the same I9ts
being numbered three, four. and i've, IN piat
cuted to- said Myers by Richard W hitneio ano
The terms Of sale will be for cash as 70 so mucn
of Tho nroceeds as may be necessary TO pay the
EXPENSES Of executing The said trust and the saia
decree and also to pay the sum of ~, aes 40 WIN
Interest thereon at SIX per cent. per aniium rom
the 9Th day of February, 1892, until pala ano u
there be any residue It shall be payable at sucn
time and secured in such manner as the sIiu
MYERS shall prescribe and direct, or IN case on ms
failure to do so, at such time and In sucn mbpnsr
MS the undersigned shall think ut. purchasers 10
pay taxes for 1870. Yo,rrcroN
s.-4.4.- ~. ..' ! Surviving Trustee.
Sale to be conducted by Messrs. GRUBBs& VII
HAMS AuCtiOnecrS. & ~ % ~
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A E0xacious Beast Eats mp Horses.
-,rF .n Sheep, and Hogs.


vi, Mr.. Homer Aldrich, who has. been visit
ing his relatives in Page county, Iowa, in
forms lis that in the vicinity of Buchanan,
j., in that county, large, Notwithstanding
J. animal was committing great depredations
among the farmers stock, killing as many
as twenty or thirty head of hogs and sheep
in one night. The animal also killed two
horses and three COWS for farmer living
near Wildcat Grove, in which place this
strange beast made his hiding-place. TAX
ing altogether, the farmers of Page county
have had killed $50 head of stock. The
animal was often seen, and is described as
being of dark brindle color, with long,
bushy tail, and in size between that of a
panther and a California lion. Mr.. Al
drich saw the track in the snow, which
measured five inches across. Several par
ties had been in pursuit of the animal, but
failed to capture him. At last accounts ii
had left the west fork of One Hundred and
Two river, and was supposed to be making
its way to DeKalb county, Mo-, as Mr.. Al
drich learned on his return in that direc-
ton Of several farmers having lost from
twenty to forty hogs and sheep in q single
night. This animal is supposed to be a
i, cougar, which probably escaped from some
.menagerie.-.St. Joseph (Ao.) Herald.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-01-19
BY wellington Goddin,
Arrtioneer and Real Estate Agent.

TRUSTEES SALE OF EXCELLEt,Nn,I
/ FARM OF 2e5 9o-100 ACRES, IN sr,G C IIESE
TERFIELD COUNTY. ON THE SOUTH SIZE ",
oFJAMEs RIVER, SEVEN MILES L5 $, W ,ESs e1 0s
cuted to the subscriber TO secure the unpaid pnr
chase money by William e philipGs aI 9ear, al
county court shall in execution thereof a ho the
request of She holder of the notes secured there-
by proceed to sell ut public auction on the pre- pre-
misses on WEDNESDAY the 20 OF February, i S.,;
thereafter Che excellent FARM t p ioeaea as
formerly occupied by the late Henry "; Eisher'
and now In the occupancy OF me saia ant oips
containing 2o5 e0-1o0 acres, Of which ABOUT one,
half is open land and the balance in wood ana
timber. nurrrr1Sc
with stone basement kitchen, stable, ana an ek
ceIlent spring, over which is q stone building,
rendering it very convenient for the keeping oh
mix and butter. There is an excelient peac n
orchard near the dwelling, and the open iand Is IN
STE TERMS: $1,000 cash. esos.95 at four months,
ssl3as at six months, and the residue oi sn sue
terms as may be announced 1t the hour OF s sLie,
the whole purcase money to- bear ln1efGst rI from
in ~ 10y TO- 9t,wI,s stdtds Trustee.
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Unfortunate, but not of n Bad Dtspe'
Siaion.

,Aprop0s of the extraordinary epidemic
OF frightful crimes which has lately broken
out in Europe, the foreign newspapers are
crowded with singular anecdotes and de-
tails Of remarkable criminals. Here Is o
specimen, unique in its kind, we trust. A
man named Montcly murdered young
friend of his with d razor, then cut the
body into small pieces and packed it in q
trunk. 1t appeared on the trial that while
engaged in this horrible work the murderer
kept singing q sentimental song. The re-
purtcr OF a newspaper, who had obtained Q
brief interview with bin in prison, put
some questions to him in reference to this
particular, but obtained no satisfactory
answer, and, indeed, was treated rather SUI
previously by the prisoner. The next
morning, however, he received note
couched in the following words:
"PRIsoN OF ORLEANS.
Monsieur,-In our interview yesterday
j took you for person moved only by i'm
pertinent curiosity, and whose opinion was
perfectly Indifferent to me. | haye since
learned that you are Journalist, and as
you might dishonor my name in attributing
to me sentiments which are unworthy OF
. me, l answer your question.
sit was neither in brayado nor from fear
that L sang at the moment of my accident
sang naturally, without thinking Of any.
thing in particular, and without any pre-
occupation of mind, as any man might DO
wtt1e packing his hats,h. .
81 am unfortunate, but not really of q
bad disposition. .s---
"Accept my salutations. MONTHLY"
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The San Francisco Newsletter SAL

The San Francisco Newsletter says
"Ihe telegraph informs us that President
Lopez, of Paraguay, has again murdered
his mother for conspiring against his life.
That sprightly and active old lady has now
been murdered three thousand times for
the same offence. Time writes no wrinkles
ON her awful brow, and her teeth are as
sound as on the day of her birth. She rises
every morning punctually at 4o'clock, and
walks ten miles; then, after light break
fast, enters. her study, and proceeds 10 hatch
ont u new conspiracy against her tirst-born.
About 2 P. Nj. it is discovered, and she is
publicly executed. Alight toast and cup
of strong tea finish up the days business,
and she retires gt Z, and goes 10 sleep With
her meath epsa," J
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BY A. @. PulliaIn, Auctioneer, p
southwest corner Main and Fourteenth streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
THR XII Fl HuSDRED AND NINETEEE
ACRES, WITH ALL NECESSARY B Ar I,
STABLES. sc, SITUATED IWE ~ Z 9 MadI of
FROM RIGHh &c M6ss and Wife dated
the 10Th day of Decemher 1868, shall as trustee,
being thereto directed by the heneflciaries, pro-
coed to sell at public auction, on inc prem,sag ~ r.
FRIDAY, January "a is'p a AZ hereafter at tlie
same hour, the REAL ESTATE conveyed * ss,a
deed. which consists Of Fam conta1nng
THREE HUNDRED near fbe Midlo.
THAN turnpike about twelve miles from % n
and two miles from Coalfeld station, on the Kich-
mond and Danvile railroad.
This proDcrty IS very desirable one, blghiy I'M
moved and ready for the immediate occupation
nf the purchaser. The buildings consist OF
very com Portable DIV Filling and al necessary
barns stables, &C.. which could not ne erected at
a less cost than s., 500. l.,
heayily timbered with pine and oak OF original
growth sor.o- .ho ooet ~
sale and Sis with interest thereon ron am e r LIN
interest thereon from the ltth OF Dccemper iooo,
to be made on the 10Th of Deccmber. lsiO, ana 70
be secured by deed Of trust on the properly ana
the residue upon such c!cdtt and to be secured IN
such manner rs the said Moss may diri CT: IL Is
probable that the bcncfclarfes may upon the DAY
of sale consent that less amount or cash may DC
Persons desiring 1t will receive all necessary
instructions and information of A. G. PULLLAM,
Auctioneer. WILLIAM l. CLOPTON.
POSTPUNEMENT.
The above sale is postponed until IL o'ctock NJ NJ.
element weather. W. I. CLOPTON,
jail trustee.