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Canadian matters are badly mixed AL
though reports from Red River are to tho ef.
feet that Riel has boen again superseded by the
Iudson's Bay authorities. owing to the nom pay.
ment by Canada Of the $500, 900 sterling, affairs
there arc still in anything but satisfactory con-
dition. Gov. McDoroALt, in his explanation to his
constituents, says that the Dominion Government
has blundered; condemns the reputation Of !. rir
engagement to tie Hudson's Bay Company; and
alludcs ominously to the course Mr.. HowE pur
sued while there. He however does not propose
"kicking over his pail Of confederate milk" but
will consider himself hereafter--cr until further
notice-simrly an independent member Of the Do.
minion House Of Commons which, Of course,
means anything or nothing.
II must be comforting to Mr.. McDouoALt TO DO
told by the Government organ that, as there
had been no transfer Of territory, his commits
sion-which empowered him to act as Governor
on and after the LIST Of Deeember-wss piece Of
waste paper. 1t is rumored, however, that the
Government has received a despatch from Eng
land in which the Imperial authorities decline to
interfere in the Red River affair
Meantime, IL Is sem.oHicially given oui
at Ottawa that after the next session
OF Parliament. American fishermen will not
be allowed to Gsh In Canadian waters, I'M
loss tho United States authorities remove
the duties now levied on Canadian fish. 1t
Is furthermore intimated that an export duty
may be levied by tho Dominion on lumber going
to the United States. Perhaps they may con-
e'ude 10 add coal to the list, in which case the
Nova Scotiaus would lose no more money for
the present in mining operations, and might turn
their attention TO something more profitable. A
very few months now will PROBABLY give US an
idea Of the ultimate fortunes Of all the British
American colonies.
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On and after ue.day, March I. the price Of adver
tsinr In TnE DAILY suS will be 10 cents per line.
The WEEKLY DOLLAR suS has now attained u lib
eral circulation. which ustncs incroas, IN the al.
vartisne rates. Ga anJ at Marcl t. the Price will
be so ccnts pcr line
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The late swearing match at Albany between
Gov. HOFFMAN and Senators GENET, CRgANER,
and NORros is notable, inasmuch as II marks
another difference between Gov. HoryMAs and
81. PrrrR. The apostle began "to curse and
to.swear" after lie had denied his Master; but the
Governor began to curse and swear because the
three Senators had denied rtrtR, who is no
saint al ALL
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A Private Riding school at the Expense OF
Taxpayers.

TO the IdNOf or me sun.
SIN: An article on the cavalry riding school, IN your
issue Of TINS morning. does grave injustice to a gal
liant soldier aud an estlmable gentleman. Major
Greene did not acquire his military title through h ;
nncctlOn with ia" barracks In the city Hal Park
When the barracks was first erected he was ten.
lie held Iof rce months only rtslguing for The Iur-
pose OF raising troops for active service lie entered
the service N August, 'Gl, and was mainly instTu.
mental IN raising the Fith New York cavalry golnt
" th marked zeal and ability all through the war
tor tie hast year MAJOR Of the Thirteenth New York
cavalry, an Il not leave the ice unul ls rcgl.
mCt mustered out-aftCr tho close OF the war
when he received the brCvgt of houtruHnt.cooucI
He l. not Janitor. nor does he draw pas rs such
When the prom inent Officers Of the Cavalry Brigade
decided ON establishing riding school, ucy wanted
competent instructor to take charge OF 1t md
Muj. Greene Was selected az cmincniiy quahiicd 10
Ll tuc yyS.tuu. He has aWuys cudcUyQi,3 To carry
out faithfully tie views OF the officers who Original
tic movement, giving his time aud attention gratn.
tuu-y TO AL rry tics who desired to avail thcmsc yes
to such commissioned onc, r. desired his services
and Tie use O lis lOisCs. This II the whole matter
in brief and feel assured that You have too much
appreciation Of the men who made personal and Pc
need, TO allow them to sUi'r rom any false imuut,-
ton, sucl as Is contained IN tie article rn'crred To.
AN OLD SOLDIER.
NEW YoRK, Feb, o, 1870.
The above statement Is made with tho sanction of
Major Crteoc MAYOR Greene informs us that he VIII
appoint, instructor By Con. POstley. lie says that
Gen. Postloy, in view OF the nct that the MAJOR was
allowed no salary for hs services, cave him permits
SION to make what lac could out OF tue use Of tre
building. He had therefore used II as private
riding school, when 10 officers were present f. T In,
strucIlOn.
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Young mNidens are hereafter to DO admit.
ted to the Michigan State University on the same
terms with young men. The GeaSss Democrat
nj Flint, says that Mrs. Z. c. SrANroS's recent
lecture at Ann Arbor before the professors and
students Of the University, was no doubt the
open sesame that uniastened its doors for the
admission Of girls.
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to holding Havana, Puerto Principe, and San
tiago do Cuba. Notwithstanding the help they
have had from the United States, their oppression
Of Cuba is near its end.
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Arordge ddiy circulation during Tho toock,
$3.50. Arcrago circulation during the
precious ioeek, ending Jan. 90, 80, 4J3 daily.
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IL there an Officer In the Navy Named
Mitchcllf

10 ne IdilOf or Tie Nun.
SIN; In your issue Of today you state tina, "wo
have rec we'd from Ora. Jac son amt Volts. Of mo
Tinted states Naval Hospital, prpoklyr, s'atrmert In
reference 10 the transfer &C Lieut.. Mitchell from tic
Hospital TO Dr. kissums residence" Ihi. Atatemput
must eydrnt,, have been made under ulsur rrphU NJ
SION oil the iacts ut lhe case, inAsnuvl as Mr. Nche
hGs never been eh0r patient inmate OF this uosr
TAI elne lave hern m charge cunscquentlv trts
ier OF Lieut. teleu ON the Hospital to the residence
OF Ut hss',n OF anMhere else, could possibly have
TO be dictated ny tpirt OF falrnes Deg To request
that YOU sl do me the favor 10 correct the statement
ABOVE referred 10. Respectfully, Sc
y. jackson, surgeon, L. B. Navy.
Naval Hospital Brooklyn. Fec S, is,O.
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S'nce the beginning OF the new year, deposits RI
Increasing iaiEey IN the Mutual Bg.CAt SAVINGS Bu u
In lhe sun Bulint, lido.
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tIVH"0VI DIsIIINVs
1t will be well when all our public Offices
are filed with men like the writer Of this
lctter-men who regard law and justice
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The glorious Seven tonight al the TamElany
-idr.
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AAsASv. Feb. 1. 1870, sP. NJ.

HUN ut TT VNdWITdIN dNOfNtV UF1fdI,
DEAN SIN: regret that I am unable To nc -ompany
Mr.. Foley and his friends this afternoon their
visit to you about the contested superyisorehp In
New YORK l take this opportunity, however, OF
uous and dsgracefil TO the dominant party OF the
State II tho attempt made TO foist MIR. Smith upon
tie people should BE- successful AT this time. Do not
a. prominent Democratic ofhcer. permit Yourself
TO be placed IN also position In regard 10 this gucs
ton. Nine tentls OF the Democracy OF New York
county will Iepudiate any man or set OF men who
wiz 90 anything TO snstain the position taken by
Mr.. Smiths friends. No ono doubts your sincerity
or desire TO do what IL gt and just IN the preriscs
but further delay at this time will put you IN POSI-
ton where you are lisbe to be miJndgcd.
Yours respectfully,
TuOS. j. CREANFR
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The daily circulation ofTnE Sun during
ne last geek, Uhich ended on Saturday. Ft6.
h ,ras 1S f1l,olne
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A Rising Young Statesman.

The author Of the following letter is no or.
binary man. What q different tone there is
TO it from that which charactcrizes most Of
tho productions Of the politicians of the day I
1t evinces a clear head, and nh honest, large
publicans as well as Democrats-cut this let
ter from THE Sun, and, when Senator
DREAMER lie again o candidate before the
people for any Office, read II over before do
Gliding for whom TO vote:
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Tho New Charter and the Tax Lcvies.

In tho new city charter, prepared by
MesSrs. SwEESY. TWEED, HALL g. Co, and
now under consideration by tho Legislature
at Albany, occurs this significant section:
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declined giving particulars. The tariff
ON tea is fixed at twenty cents a. pound; !;
tariff on coffee was fixed at, iye cents q
pound; the question Of sngar was reached,
when the Committee rose, without action,
and the House adjourned. s3,tt 4, 81.
Internal revenue receipts to-day over
81, 600. 900. -. H. :, q, I,
Applications for offices in the exeou-
tive departments receive no attention,
when addressed to. occupants OF the
White House. EV
Grant, Belknap and Sherman attend
the celebration of the Grand Army OF
the Republic on Saturday next, at Phila-
delphia. III.
The necessary disbursements during
March were SIG, 500. 900, exclusive of in
terest on the public debt.
Forty Cheyennes are at Powder River,
and assert that they want peace. They
want to go South, and have left the
Sioux, who are going on the war path.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

New York, April 2--Noon.-Stocks
dull. Money 5@6. Sterling-long 81;
short 81. Gold liz. Bonds 10. Ten
nessee's. ex-coupon, 58; new 5411; Vir-
ginia's, ex-coupon, 70; new g.; Louisi-
nna's, old, II; new 72; levee 6's IT; 8's
81; Alabama 8's 81; 5's IS; Georgia 6's
81; rs 90; North Carolina's, old, 46L;
new %; South Carolina's, old, SO: new
82: Flour dull and declining. Wheat
dull and nominalIy lower. Corn quiet
and 1c. better. Pork heavy-mess &c. SO.
Lard quiet barrels 145a@14az, steam.
Cotton quiet but firm-middling uplands
22A@229; Orleans 23E@23as; sales
500 bales. Freights dull.
7P. M.-Cotton dull; sales 600 bales,
at 2224. Flour dull and dropping
snperfne State and Western 435(04 IS.
Wheat dull and declining-white 1.42@
Las. Corn scarce and 1c. better
mixed Western 1.O3@1. 06Ie; new yellow
dull. Money active, ut 5@7. Bank
nearly $1,00J,000; specie decrease over
2.25O,O0O; circulation increase nearly
100000; deposits decrease nearly 2,5OO,-
600; legal tender decrease $500, 900.
Sterling dull, at 81a@8as. Gold liz
Governments dull, but steady. State
securities dull. Stocks dull and weak.
BALTIMORE, April 2.-Cotton frmer,
at 22M. Flour frmer and in improved
demand-Howard street super 4. 62I@
500; do. extra 5.12IS06.OO; do. fair
6.25@7.0O; city mills super 75(05. so;
do extra 550@G00; do. family 6.75@
8.75; Western super 4.62Ib@5. OO.
Wheat firmer-Peunsylva red I.75:
Maryland 1.35@1.45. Corn receipts
small, but demand good-white 1.O0(0
LOB; yellow 10O@1.O2. Oats steady, at
56(958. Whiskey feeling better, at 9S(0
LOO.
AUGUSTA, April 2.-Cotton market firm
and more doing; sales 81 l bales; receipts
24O-middling 20Ia92034.
CHARLESTON. April 2.-Stock of cotton
light, causing much firmer prices-mid-
ding 81; sea island 33; sales Al; receipts
498 bales; stock 5,34I.
SAVANNAH, April 2.-Cotton in fair
demand -middling 2l14; sales 500 bales;
stock 46, ,353
MOBILE, April 2.-Cotton in good de-
mand, tending upward-middling 21h;
sales 1000 bales; receipts $50. Flour
quiet, Mt 425@5.75. Corn-white 1.OO@
LOS.
New ORLEANS, April Cotton in fair
demand and frm-mi,idling 2ILM22:
sales $500 bales.
LONDON, April 2--Noon. --Consols
931S; bonds 9111.
LIVERPOOL. April 2-3 p. M.-Cotton
firm-nplands 10Za; Orleans LIZ.
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R-.-l''-'7-l,'I'-...vF-'-'...7 : : 2.
Foreign News.

2s PAhIs; April /. There will be apreat
demonstration in Madrid on Sunday,
against the conscription. All but the
Ministerial iyv journals pronounce the
views of the Senatus Consultum INSULT
cient. s..,5..tl,
It is announced that Prinoo Bonaparte
has gone to America. His family 20 to
Switzerland. ik
The medical students again refused to
hear Fardien. There was much disor-
der, but the police did not interfere.
Charles Hugo, editor of the Ruppel, was
sentenced to six months imprisonm ment
and 5000 francs fine. The managing
editor of the Rappel three months i'm
prisonment and 1000 francs fine for
violation Of the press laws.
LONDON, April 2.-There have been an
unusual number of naval promotions;
many senior officers have been trans
ferred to the ret,red list.
PARIS, April 2.-The strike at Creuzot
continues. The strikers pelted the troops
stationed there to preserve order; but
the forbearaDce of tho officers prevented
conflict.
A son of Juarez, President of Mexico,
is expected here.
The Pope postpones naming the Car
dina.s until September.
FRANKFORT, April 2.-5. 600. 900 of the
bonds of the Oregon and California Rail-
road have been negotiated here.
LONDON, April 2.-The House of
Commons rejected all the Lords amend
ments but one to the Irish force BILL
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SheriHs Sale.


Elizabeth G. Startling us Wesley D. Startling.
lanes G. Gibbes: and Others Bill for Par
tHion, account. &c
RY virtue of decrotal order in tho above
IO cause, issuing from tho Court of Common
i'ioas, for ltichland, tsitting in Equity,) will
sell, to the highest bidder, OH the FIRST
MONDAY in April next, in front OF the Court
House, within the legal hours of sale, the fol-
to tho estate of the lato Gabriel Ii. Starting
deceased, all lying and situated in Richlamd
County, to wit:
l. A Tract OF LAND, known as the George
Coon Tract, containing seventy ,7O) acres,
moro or less, situated about twenty miles
from Columbia, near tho road to Garner's
Ferry.
2 A Tract of Land, known as the James
Campbell Tract, containing threo hundred
and nineteen t319) acres, more or less bound
ed by lands of Joseph e. Reese and E. D. Gil
more.
s. An improved Lot. in the city OF Columbia.
containing three-fourths OF an acre, more or
less: situated on the corner Of BarnweII and
Ia, lor streets.
49, T. A Lot Lot, in Columbia. containing fonr az
sembly, Gates and Rice streets.
ALSO.
tract OF Land, containing threo hundr cd
bounded by lands formerly belonging to Jas
II. Adams, to estate Of Ephraim Adams, and
to estate OF Gaffney. This tract belongs to
estate OF Gabriel Il. Startling and to VIM. Il.
Taylor, and will be sold for partition between
them.
The muniments of title pertaining 20 the
said parcels, with plats OF recent re-surveys
nf parcels above numbered, may be seen on
file in the Office OF Clerk of the Court.
TERMS OF SALE Cash sufficient to pay the
costs of proceedings and Of sale, and one
third Of the purchase money; the balance on a
credit of one and two years, in equal install
be secured by bonds with good suroties, and
mortgages OF the promises. Purchasers to pay
for necessary papers and revenue stamps.
~, me above described property will he sold at
failed to comply with terms Of sale.
March IS NTH P. +. FRAZEE, 8. Il. c..
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From Wnshtnrton.

WASHINGTON, April 2.-There is o
tremendous pressure from the West
against the seventeenth section of the
funding bill.
President Grant. responding to sere-
made by negro club, said: II can as
snre those present that no consum ma
ton since the close of the war affords
me so much pleasure as the ratification
of the fifteenth amendment to the Con.
stitution Ivy three-fourths of the States
OF the Union. have felt the greatest
anxiety, ever since was called to this
house, to know that this was to be Sc.
cured. It looked like the realization of
the Declaration of Independence. 1 can
not sny now so much on this subject as
wonld like to, not being accustomed to
public speaking, but I thank you for
your presence this evening""
In Delaware, the negroes voted at the
school election to-day.
An important question is pending in
the Court of Claims, as to when the
Presldent's proclamation, dated June
"a, 1865, regarding commercial inter
course, and removing restrictions in GER
tain portions Of the South, took effect.
The 24th of June, of that year, was Sn-
tnrday; and the proclamation bearing
1nat Date was not promulgated until the
tuesday following. In the meantime,
Treasury Agents made many important
seizures. Tho intention is to appeal the
question to the Supreme Court, in order
definitely to determine when the procla.
nation took effect-whether on the 24th
or 9th; if the court decides in favor of
the 24th, the proceeds of much cotton
will be restored to the original owners.
In the House, bill was introduced. TO
authorize the city of Buffalo to construct
o tunnel under the Niagara River. Bnt-
Ter introduced a bill to collect debts from
Southern railroads. The tariff was re.
sumed. Schenck, answering a question.
said, revenue bill would be reported.
reducing the amount to $4,000, 600, but
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Sherifs Sale.

PY virtue of sundry writs of .,aeri tacias, to
~ me directed. will sell, on the FIRST
Housc, in Columbia, within the legal hours,
the following property, viz:
All that HOUSE AND LOT, in the city Of Co.
lumbia, situate on Assembly street; bounded
DAVIS: South by Davis Alley, and on the West
BY Assembly street. Levied on as the proper.
ty Of Charles J. 5ollin, at tho suit of Mary Al
March 13 NTH P. F. FkAZEE. 8. II. @.
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Domestic Nexys.

SAVANNAH, April 2.-General Lee and
daughter arrived here last night; they
are guests OF Gen. Lawton, formerly
QuartermasterG General of the Confede-
racy. General Lee was serenaded du-
ring the evening, but being indisposed,
did not respond. He will remain here
several weeks.
RICHMOND, April 2.-The Petersburg
iron works were burnt this morning
loss $780, 900.
The day passed quietly with the police
OF both Mayors on the streets. Tonight
the United States Marshal served writ
on E!lyson, to give up possession Of the
City Hall and other property. Ellyson
refused, and the Marshal then applied
to the military for aid. On the appear
ance of the military, Ellyson retired with
his force to other headquarters, not
owned by the city, where he will continue
rs Mayor. This is done with a view to
get the matter before the Supreme Court.
W. j. Hines committed suicide this
afternoon, by blowing his brains out.
P. M.-Tho military hns not APP
peared; Ellyson still holds the City Hail.
NEW ORLEANS, April 2.--The Council
has been enioined from selling the Juck-
son Railroad or water works stock.
New ORLEANS, April 2.-The old City
Council, ut it's last regular meeting last
night, rushed through an ordinance,
directing the City Treasurer to sell the
city stock in the New Orleans and Jack
son Railroad, disregaring the injunctions
of the courts.
J. H. Oglesby having declined 10 ac-
cept, the Governor has appointed Ex-
Governor Flanders Mayor.
PHILADELPHIA, April 2.-An April
hoax that the City Council had voted per
mission to the negroes to celebrate the
fifteenth amendment in Independence
Square, attracted the negroes from all
quarters The immense crowd was dis
peraed without disorder.
New YORK, April 2.-Wendell Phil
lips, the anti-slavery secretary, states
that they will disband April O. at Apollo
Hall, where they hold their final meet
ing. A disorderly negro was arrested,
after being seriously wounded and
knocked senseless by the butt of a
policeman's pistol.
CHARLESTON, April 1.--Arrived--
steamer Charleston, New York; schrs
Lilly and W. G. Dearborn, New York.
CHARLESTON, April 2.-The bark Eliza,
from Matauzas for New York, was lost
of Bulls Island breakers.
AUSTIN, Texas, April 2.-Gov. Davis
has called an extra session of the Legis-
lature March Goth.
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Sherlff's Sale


James Hopkins, Administrator, and David
Hopkins us. English Hopkins, Amy G. Hop
kins, et at.-Ba. to marshal assets for sale of
lands, &c.
n pursuance Of the decretal order OF the
Il Circuit Court, sitting in Equity, will SELL
on the fret MONDAY in April next, within the
legal hours, in front Of the Court House, the
following tract OF LAND, belonging to the
estate OF the late Gen: William Hopkins, de-
ceased, situated in Richland County:
One Tract, known as the ''Diseker Tract, {"
containing four hundred and forty acres.
Plat OF this Tract, recently re-surveyed by
MIR. Alex. Y. Lee, Civil Engineer and Sui yor,
may be seen on file in tho ofics Of tho Clerk of
the Court.
TERMS OF SALE.-Cash sufficient to cover
costs of the proceedings in the above case and
OF sale, and one-tourth of the balance of pur-
chase money; the remai ind0r on credit of one
and two years: in equal instalments, with in.
terest from the day of sale. Purchaser to
give bond with good personal sureties, and
mortgage OF the premises, and to pay for the
execution OF the necessary papers aud for re-
venue STAINS.
The above described property will be sold at
the risk OF the former purchaser, he having
tailed to comply with terms OF salo.
March IL thm p. F. FRAZEE Sheriff.
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sheriFs Sale.

Under order ofJudge OF Probate. Er marta
MIS-. Sophia Ewsrt o.: J.. 8. Guignard ct
TN pursuance Of an order made bv tho Ho,-
IL orable William Huteon Wige, Judge of pro-
bate for Riohland County, I viii self. on the
Fdhs; Fahsr @ MONDAY in April next in front Of tho
hours, WV A's"'
All that LOT, or parcel Of LAND, situated
On Richardson 5dsa street. in the CITY Of Co
formerly Of Mrs. Black, but now Of tho estats
od. OF James y. Guignard. and measuring thereon
2Os feet, more or less; on the East by an aliey-
way, measuring thereon AZ feet, moro or less:
8. Gugnard, measuring thereon 2Os feet mora
or less; and on tho West by Rioh hardson street
measuring thereon At feet, moro or less.
I1EnMsmOash; Rms, purchaser to pay for stamps
March 13 NTH " ' W
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t Less Stock dividend of 20 per cent
and cash dividend of 6 per cent. tLess
cash dividend of per cent. Securities
more In demand. Exchange favoring
buyers Money ensy. Bank rates per
cent. a month on stock collaterals. Out
side rates arbitrary. Bunk notes stngnant
9as- Bills marked thus (*) are being
redeemed at the bank counters of each.
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SheriTs Sale.

j. Robert Scay, Executor, us. William F. Seay,
Edwin L. Williams and wife, and others.
| pursuance of tho decretal order Of the
Il Court of Common rleas. sitting in Equity.
~ I1dh1 the above case, will sell, on tho FIRST
MONDAY tthe 4th day. of April next, in front
legal hours,
All that PLANTATION, situated in tho
County of Richland, near Kinevile, belonging
to the estate of the lato james Fl. Seay, dc.
ceased; tho said Plantation comprising 2, 1858
acres, more or less, consisting of several sepa-
rate parcels. The Plantation will bo sold in
one body; and plat thereof may be seen on
file i'll the Office of the Clerk of the Court of
Common Pleas, in connection with proceedings
in tho above case. Will be sold at the rick aud
costs OF the former pur chaser, j. Robert Scay,
he having failed to comply with terms of ealo
TERMs.-Cash sufficient to pay the costs of
proceedings and OF sale, and one-fourth OF the
remainder OF the purchase money; the balance
OF tho purchase money in three instaIme nts,
with interest from the day OF sale; to be So
cured by bond, with good personal securities,
and mortgage of the promises. Purchaser
to pay the costs Of executing titles, bonds and
mortgage, including stamps.
Mnrch 13 NTH P. F. FRAZEE, &. r. c.