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He La1ayeffe Land. d.--It will he inter- csting to many of our readers to learn. from tho following passage of letter from Mr. EXAMINER, of Baltimore. to the Editor of the American Farmer, that the Florida Lands of General LAFAYETTE are in tle market:

 Permit me to make known. as inter- esting 10 your readers in Florida, that the iil,istfious and much beloved Lafay- etc has sent me, and requested me to execute, an unqualified power of altor- ney to sell at public or private sale, one half of his Florida Lands. have no doubt that, in distinguishing me by this mark oi ins confidence and regard. his leading object was 10 relieve the good people of Florida, and it's capital, Tai lahasse, into which his land runs. from all apprehensions of the check which might ensue to the growth of that coun- try, by having in the heart of it n body ef 224 ,00a acres Of unoeeupied land. l understand much of it 10 be exceedingly well adapted 10 the growth of cotton and sugar-cane, and Of tobacco; but l will give you :, more pariicuiardescription of it when better informed. In the mean time my plan will be, as at present ad- ysed, to sell alternate sections, on long credits, 10 practical settlers, as far as may be, demanding only small portion to be paid in cash"