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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-24
1--WE AVERY SEWING MACHINE CO
Gntlerp ano 6aroware.

AUSTRALIA aud RNIA
IA GOODS-Merehants Con panies and individuals ST.
tirs for these markets ud and complete assert.
OF Miners Tools Pieks Shovels Hardware. Cutlery
Edge Tools flresfmS 1c- &c az tho old staad OF
CHARLES 5. LITTLE. Nos. 81 aud 81 Fslton-st.
CUTLERY, &c.-Scts Of Ivory and Dessert
Nknive. and Forks and Knives only Tesyrsys Polished
shoves and Tcpgs Fire Stands Ne wholesale and retail
by C. ;. LITTLE, Nos 50 and 81 Fulton-st.
CUTLERY.-Table and Pocket Knives, Scis-
~ and RAzogs suitable for Hardware Stationery and
Fancy tine assortment for -e cheap 10 ossh and
shor-rne buyers, BY EDWARD DAVIS, Importer
No. 4Plait-st.
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I,ARM far sALE.-A Farm of thirtr.one

Il well wAier-d add fenced with House aud
suitable Outhuldinfs Orchard. and well Of the
door ehnreh store and flee pleasantly situated
in the village Of Amesse y miles from Rendcut Ulster
County n frice S2so Apply TO b. w. BROWN,
Manhattan Hotel No. lS Faoa-st New-Yoh City OF of
WILLIAM BULMER on the premises
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-24
Holiday Goods-Indis Rubber.

Holiday Goods-Inda Kubber. :
DOLLS! DOLLS! DOLLS! BALLS!
~ BALLS BALLS made only by New-York Rubbsr
Company, consisting of great variety Of
INDIARUBBER DOLL HEADS of all sizes and Of
FULL LENGTH DOLLS and BALLS in great variety.
viz:
Bat Balls all sizes.
Arabasque Paror Balls all Sizes will not break glass;
Fancy color Balls, all sizes will not break glass.
Landscape Balls all bright coor) will not break
glass. -
Golden Balls, all sizes; will not break glass
These Balls Excepting the Bat Ball and besuti'
full article intended for Pastor and indoor play and par
or should be without them II exercises and health in winter
desnble. Sold at retail by the Toy dealers generally
the dozen all the Rubber and wholesale Toy hcus
and BY the only the depot of the company No.
43 Maiden-lane (up stairs).
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-24

LOR SALE-InWestches County "A FARM
E oflay acres 80 miles from the city. dosrahs situ
alton and convenient 20 the railroads FOR particulars
quire Of NEWTON 4 REED, No. 10 PsTs place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-24
A. NJ MEkwIs, AuctioDees.
10y BANGS, BROTHER Il Co.-Trsde


Ds,les Rooms. No. IS Park-row.
FIIDAi tNESING Dec. ~ az s O'clock.
Grrr Rocks ASp FANCY AATIcLEs.-A great variety OF
Illustrated and Standard Books IN rich
for Isss; handsomely bognd foetcai W0rAs yuseaHS -
Mache Goods Shol Boxes, Desks NC
EXFCUTOR's SALE.-The House and Lot
r. No So Mad. sor-st will be sold az auction by A. y
BIFTCKFR AZ Merchants Z Exchange, on IT, s>DAf lltn
dAv OF January ext Y o'clock, noon Ems s''
known at sale IhOhAS MCt4LnAi"' --
NOTICE SHERIFF's SALE.-Willb be sold
IN at Jersey City ~ on FkiDAt, va Ee ~ l,EiY
FICkE in s,eubenst Green-st the machinery saa
f1tures ior anuf4oiurrs Soap CAmphene ana Spin Us
sIe and Boiler with Pipes atached wroash. iron Isn
and Sd am boiling Apparatus Copper ssi copper SOn
6euser and Worn lot OF Camphene and Iufpeosne ~
Lares two large vats three large Wooden SisseInsi
Soap Kettles of Soap Frames and unfinished Yep 10
one Platform Scale lot Of An hrace Coal together win
eysrythug on Tie premises To be sold without reserve
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-24
DoARn in soIrTH RROOKLYN.-.One or

I'D two Gentlemen with their Wives, OF few angie oen
tewep can be accommodated with Rooms fafn.hsd OF an
where hui few boarders will be received Apply at NO ~
TompailsPlaee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-24

MUSICAL PRESENTS for the HOLI'
III DAYS.-sAMUEL C. JOLLIE No 800 Brosds1
would cal the attention ostrsnse and citizens 10 hn -
PiANo-FORrEs,
which, for superiority Of tone and workmanship cannot
surpassed The subscriber having purchased the enfHs~
tatlishment Of the late wellkDown firm Of
DUBOIS l. STODART,
who engaged for than Foxry YEARS ID -
CITY, and whose reputation 10 fayorsby kpowhtn'
any other firm in America -
fhe PIANOFORrEs offered for sale by the sub,snes
made from the very best seasoned msteras ADD ~
all the latest improvements, Arched Bottoms &C. ana
warranted stand the various changes Of this climate ~
are inside with particular reference TO the CALfohsH
OREGON and AUSTRALIAN MARKE Is.
EXTENSIVE CATALOGUE OF MUSIC: 49,.
&C. J0LLIE has purchased tho entire STOCK Of 80
Dubois Stoda and also that of JosepA Afs sofs.
together the largest and mox beautiful ssortnemi an
United States and u nov prepared TO supply a. 0''@
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
An elegant assortment Of the following insfFu
hard, OF which unlimited guarantee IL inyrshy az
Harps Banjes TambouYines, volopcellos Ciaronrs A.
Tuhas Tenor Hops Ssx Horns. Viotns, Tronoseel"" ,
eordeons. tlaeeolets. Guitars Cornopeons. &c.,
yOLLIEs PIAN0-FORTE LOAN CONF aI.,.s;on
This bshly succesfnl Company now IN fun sssrsl
The public attention is called 20 the sdvsntsses Fl
Tbua any persop may become the owner OF spsl, d,
ano Forte IN value from eioo to $500 paying 10
salimer OF twelfth part Of is value they al
one-twelfh monthly. ma .his
" Pano-E for hire Every Instrument sold ~ '
Establishment il warranted. Nv
SAMUEL C. JOLLIE, No. 500 Brosdwsy, ~ !.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-24

A CHOICE SELECTION of HOLIDAY
"A PRESENTS may be found at the FAIR ofthe LAD
les UNION AID SOCIETY, to be held at Metropolitan
Hall from Dec. 2lst To 25h. Purchases may be made
very reaonsbe terms Persons solicited TO make their
purchase here, the proceeds will be appropriated to-
ward the erection of building for the aged and inrm Of
the NJ. T.. Church ofthis city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-24

DIANO-FORTES, new and old, for sale or to
let n. Blossoms gwen in Singing and Piano-forte
usual y. II. NASH, No $40 Broome-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-24

DIANOS for SALE-At No Barcay-st.,
door to the Aston House variety of 81 and LOG
rosewood Piano Fortes warranted give satisfaction
in every respect sale for cash paper Pr
amos hire JAMES THOMPSON.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-24
OAKFS for the HOLIDAYS.-Mrs WOOD

4 AkES Tor the f1OLIDA1S.-Mrs. WOUD,
~ No 2s7 Grandst would respectfully inform her friends
and the public that she is pre- pared 10 supply them with
the choicest Cakes for the Holidays, comprising Plum
Pound Ciuon Almond Cunant, Raisin Washington Lady.
Sponge and all fancy articles in the line.
Cakes carefully Iced aud Omsmehted
Orders for Holiday Wedding and other Parties punctua
ly attended to- and any part Of the city free
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-24
ATtbe NETWORK LINEN HALL may

IA be had most useful and acceptable PRESENTS IN
Damash Table Linen and Napkins IN immense variety Of
quality and pattern We have the cloth that gained the
sod medal a. the Worlds Fair in London last Juns snds
few nearly equal il quality with the napkins 20 match
We have in all qualities plain embroidered
and bodeTs beautifully worked Shirt Fronts and,
in met an rnd IS variety of us.ful Linen Goods suit
able for this to which solicit at
teItion JOttN DAVID q TO-, NO. oo5 Dfoad"ay
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-24
FLOWERS for the HOLIDAYS-Also, fox

Bridal and other Pares-The subscriber offers cf sac
large and rare collection OF choice Flowers tastefuy ar
ranged in Boques fancy Baskets Rustic Stands China and
other Vases suitable for Holiday Bridal Presents, To-
gether with general assortment OF articles ia hs line
IT. DUNLAP, scotsman and Florist, o6ji Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-24

DOARDlNG.-One or two young Ladies can
I'D be accommodated with Board, at No les Wavcrly-
place lew doors Of Washingonsluare. Terms TO
suit. Baths, &C. in house Reference If required.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-24

I TAYLOR begs to announce that he has
~ now ready at
No. RI, BROADWAY, opposite the Taberanacle
An unusually large stock Of all kinds Of
FRENCH FANCY BOXES,
BONBONNIERES
Articles for Christmas Trees,
CONFECTIONERY, Sc.Sc
Plain Candy in bags Crysalized Fruit, Portuguese Al
nonds Cream Drops Vanilla Lemon Orange, Violet and
Coffee Almonds Pineapple. Jelly, Orange, Gum, Cordial
Coffee and Brandy Drops. Chocolate Pralines, &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-24
TAJR HAVEN CLASSICAL and MATHE-

IL NAUTICAL SCHOOL-The next term will commence
on the rs edne sday in Jsnsary The number OF pupils
is limited to twelve aud the school Is confidently recon-
me nded rs being all parent can desire Adde'S the
Principal at Fair Haven CT. b. A. SMITH.
The PRINCIPAL can be seen on the three last days Of Deem
Der at No 81 Murrayst from to 10 o'clock A. NJ or he
will call any who may wish to see him, requested oy
note left as above
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-24

DEAL ESTATE-Wanted to purchase a
III number Of City Lots ehgiby located, for building
purposes Also e,se few dwelling Houses TO 'qit spp
cants Lots fer sale AZ prices from o. ana money
10 loan upou bond and mortgage At No: 10 Waist.
'0'o"A 'F FRANCIS J. KENNEDY,
Conveynncer and Rea Estate Broker
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-24

ANOS Sat the lowest manufacturing
prices Purchasers would do well to call and examine
Also for sale cheap octsye Rosewood Piano been but
little used Inquire at the factory No is Woo.terst
Houston CHARLES CARR
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-24

CKATES superior assortment of German,
- Fnsh ana American common and fancy Skates strap
ped and uDstTapped ,,,,,, A. a,v.l,,,-.,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-24

EOR SALE-Houses on che east and west
Il sides Of the city for 81 500 ssSo So SO and 1000
rt class Hopss, being completed Of Newark ~ j.
the 6epOt only 5000 Ten Bo,s the 5thav, at bar
gain applied tor soon City Lots, and one thousand Val
isse Lots AL prices Also valuable Farm Plsn6ed
n j. OF 100 suitable gentlemr . country
esnce se The purchase and sale OF Real Estate and
loanins Of Money attended TO A. No. is Walls;.
FRANCIS J. KENNEDY, Conveysncer
and Real Estate Broker.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-24
Real estate for Sale.
A FARM for SALE CHEAP-In the town of

~ Carksiown, Rockand County, New-York, thirty miles
pient House Barn and other necessary outbudings all
nearly good well of water the DOOR also young
and fourishng orchard For particulars inquire OF = q:
ACTON, No. 68S Broadway, cor. of Amity-st JACKSON
CORSA, 84th-st. between Sd and fih-ays CHRISTIE
PIER WALTON, Fordham or of JAMES CORSA, on
tie
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-24

OTIS near FIFTH-AV. for S250.-Four lots
Ion 1Ie,hst nes, 5thay for sale the above price, II
annled Tor Immediately as the owner is leaving town.
T. 4. MILES Co. No. - Waist.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-24
VARLISLE IRON WORKS for SALE,

EOR SALE-A ROLLING MILL, in per
IL feet order; also, q WIRE MILL, win abundant
wafer situated about three miles from Peesss Apply
JOSEPH STRAN0, Peekskill Post-Ofhce or TO b. N.
BIBBY Kings Bridge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-24
last MORRIsANIA vILLAGE-second-
FACTORY PROPERTY for SALE in

Tor SALE-House and Lot, No % Roose-
i veli-st near Clathamt Lot 25 by 100 feet House
the froni-now lets tor s5o ard be improved by
building the Terms easy. Inquire OF JAS. W.
BARKER, No. 3 Nsssau.st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-24
J,kPM for SALE.-That valuable Farm
I0R SALE in ULSTER COUNTY a

Farm of 80 acres well suited 10 raising, vegetables,
and near excellent markets There good orchard and
good buildings the premises Inquire corner Of Columbia
ana Union-.ts, Brooklyn IN the drug store
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-24

ROARDlNG-With parlors and Bedrooms at
tsehed NAV be obtained AZ No $40 ihNv either to-
sether or separately The house contains all the modern
improvements.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-24

DOARDlNG.-Ala large Furnished Room, also
I'D Bedroom TO rent with Board AZ No ~ Bleecker st.
Awe three Gentlemen be accommodated with Board
wi oct lodging
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-24

DOARDING.-Two or three very desirable
ID sinsle rooms Gle vacant At No. 6S Barclay-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-24
TOR SALE-House and Lot in l6th.st. about

II HVVuN
II 5O feet OF Stuy Park hreetory, attic base
mt Mt and Crotoa water, hot aud colds
and al the modem improvements Terms Apply TO
C. BVRRlIT, No. Is Walst, =. FORD. No $50 West-st,
foot OF Hammond, OF MI. HESTER on the premises.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-24
Bcar0 an0 Rooms.

DOARD.-A Gentleman and his wife, or one
ar two sip gle Gentlemen can nd handsomely Furnish
ed Rooms at No. III East i7h-st The house is furnished
with baths, no. air, gas. &C.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-24
Gonses to Eet.

CHEAP-Fine front ROOMS to LET OF
~ MaideD-lane. Apply to JAMES BURK, JR, No j
Naiden-lane.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-24

CLEIGH.BELLS.-A full assortment OF
- loose and fancy strapped seigh-Bells ,r.
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EOR SALE or RENT-Thc MONTOUR

LOK SALE or KENI-Ihc MUNIUUK
IL HOUSE at Havana n. y, on the Chemans Branch Of
the n y and Erie Railroad The building OF brick. with
stone Its only the bes, bai bu. the
expensyey furnished public house IN the soGthera Of
Counties IL vail be fully completed and ready for occupi.
tion during the month OF January To good tenant the
rent Will be reasonable For further particulars inquire
CHARLES COOkE, Havana " Y.
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HOLIDAY PREsENTs-GREAT BAR.

HOLIDAY PRESENTS.-GREAT BAR
II GAINS.-Laces, embroidered and fancy dress Csgs
WARMERS, No i85 Broedway.-Embroidened Collars
Cspes, Chemisettes and Sleeves French embroidered
Chsmsettes, trimmed with lace; Sleeves 20 match, very
cheap; superb real French Chemsetfes and 'eeves EN-
brodertd Handkerchief great bargains Now 10 the nme
do TIL the best selected Pointed lace and mus
lin Collars very low. No. 405 Broadway. above Walkers
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.-A large and waltz
able assortment of Watches Of the most celebrsted
makers consulting Of Coopers Duplex, NJ. Tob. Co,
and r. g. Beeseys Levers IN heavy hunting and open
face cases Gold and Silver Patent and Detached Lever
Lepines &c Also superior independent quarter second
Watches. The Rchieu diamond pointed Gold Pens IN gu
perior gold and silver cases cold only at
JOHN Y SAvAGE'S, No. % Fultons.
Watches and Gold Pens repaired or exchanged
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-24
4 VILLAGE FARM for SALE.-For sale,

IA adjoining the village plot of Wsupun Farm contain
ing $40 acres Sad farm is capable of producing annually
thousand bushels of grain and OF keeping summer aud
winter $50 head ofhorse and cattle The village OF Wan
about 500 inhabitants is thriving and as heal
Thy as any portion of NewEngland There Rallroad
now building within mile OF said farm which wi COM
expected 10 be ready for the tins fall When this Rail
road completed which will be IN the course Of one yes
eight hours The State Prison located here Terms
liberal For particulars inquire, by mail otherwise, of
FARNAM A. SUMNER, WsuPun Fond du Lac County
Wlsconslp
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-04-01
Pew Rents.

THE Pew Rents Of the Episcopal ChlEch, "
j be due on the istof April next. Pew hold,
will please settle with Z. B@TTS
March 25, 1850 Spirit.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-04-01
Marie d..

In ibis place. op Wednesday, Morning last. By The
RovsEIeny .. Fatloag. AIR JoEix R1RNs. 10 Miss
MaaInA T., daughter o. laic Nm. T. Lock, ofihs
yfoe
inst, by the RsSsJao. y roetlbs. Mr.. -BgxJa MN
WnItiScroS. Jr,, ~ Miss SARAm a. nusuMAw. ali OF
this county .-~Leesblrg Faper<'copy.
o. The isi March, T. lial'rnorf, BY the IleY sir
IN this county, 10 Miss sgsAs HenTArpE .of Bal
4ifnere tRg.
On tie Ell inst ~ Inc Rec Rithard wilson sfr
WALTER 7 faEsaay Of cuireppsf comfy. and Miss
sAIIY A. saoAr, OF Leu hun. -
OF the 23I hast, by the Rev James i. pupcans~Air
Tn6Has MriGER and Miss SUSAN T. SrErL-all OF I'm
1loun county. ya
On tie 25th inst, ty the Rev George Carter. Mr.
WIG1Ikaf LLOYD to Miss MAHY yELrz sprrr. eldest
daughter OF Martin Feiekacr. Esq!-al oil Clarke Co
In Trout Royal, on the Oh Instant by Rev. ". Tor.
" o. Woodstock, Mr; AHoMAS RAEDoLPn to Miss
Lucy ANs LoynLL-both Of Warren county,
On Thursday last, by The Rev Mr. Wilson. Mr.
'runMss r. VasMETRH ID Miss KIizArrru NJ Sr,.
TERI. 4 lighter Of Nj David Seibefsail Of Berlxe,y
, eeruty.
On she samf day. b1-ibe Rev, Mr.. Thomas, AR
JOSHUA : @NLAnER to Miss ASS ELizl, daughter Of
Mr.. JeTenal Smise-al oil MartinsAarvs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-04-01
D d

on~Wcdnes(dy inouiing last Mrs susaaatytns 70.
lei Of ihclaieMt John Myers, tbs cnll1ty, arol
about 30 yeats
Ga The 29sn ps 4 The feellenceofha r son.in. la@
sJqaeph II. Sheratd, Esq ) IN Wiashrster, AIRS. IT,
p,rh siNeLtroStaeiiet oi Ger. james singeloa aged
In Martnshurg, file sal inst Mrs Fttzapnru
hoILtk, eonsoR y Mr. oHhAH BYTLra, in the 9Th
year ri her age
On The 2lst inst, II the 81 war Of his ave. s,nttrY
son o. M Jefemi9h smith, ct Muninsbars.
4 Oathe 10Th inst. nj Harpers.F Ferry A1Icn ytRat.
-. 1niaht daughter o. Joha = aud Mary Jane Chap
msn.
on Monday evening ths ED ast:, after brief ill.,.
ness, MIs EtIz tHETn SNp9E Al wile o Mr. JOHN suo
deal. al SlicphefdStown, ag4d about 80 years.
Al Fair View on the llth inst TBonAs osctR. in
isnt son of John H. and Ananki s. slrider aged 10
months and 6 days
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-04-01
Naiaablc Property in A!arhet.
7 u, pLfU 7 nv y
OR q ALE.


ron SALE.
IlItf. Undersigned Min esr al public sale, on tie
i e,4ises on I&prstayst5 efAg}f. at , oelpek,
II NJ tn{ very
situated III Datii2lds Depot on The Baltimore and
Ohio Raittoad5 in Jefferson County, Virginia en-
hraeint. lhe Store HoaSe Depot ard Dwtlng{and
also fsur Houses aad Shops conveniently ana well
situated or residences and FIR the bnsiness oi Me
ehanicksg These hoases are in good repair and
sufficiently large Tor The purposes desired fdthose
unacquaiate W thtae location, il may be NECESSARY
Is stale tha the stand for Mercantile Establish
ment i regarded asamong the very best in thjssec
tionol Virginia being tn the midsl Of lhicky set
tied population aud one OF ample means and 4isPo-
sitioa .loiraronize literally. The dep1 is nearly
central situated between The points Of Sharle$ipwn
Y and shcfhefdstown and very conveniently 10 Har-
s-Fefay. ii is adyanlageously located for the
purcha>eIof wheat and other agricultural pToauc-
liens Al The same time and place will offer Tor
sale abe9t
/ TT D HUNDRED 4 CIR q S
I OF first rate LAND, adjoining the above property,
well wa,ered with never failing springs Lime
! stone wafer near the tenement, and stream OF
! water RUM ing through the farm.
Terms, which viii Be- accommodating, made
4 known eE day OF sale.
i Aprii d 1882 RICHARD DGFFIELD.
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PURI.IC SALE.

EENIIE Heirs Of John Nisewhfter deed viii sell,
Il al pablo sale, al the late residence Of said de-
ceased, about one mile from Ha4persFerTv on
the South side The Shenandoah River on Friday
az "a day Of Aprit neat, The following Properly u
said decedent:-
Horses, 8 1Iilch Coiss i Bal:
YearlmgS, I6 head of Hogs; /
IFagoas, 4 seti Caring !
/ Catti#g Boz
2 Baratear Plougas, q Doa5Is Ssgvel Ro,
2 Singh Skorei dol;
l Grain Grade, lIoYing Sytkcs;
| Rifle 2 Sores;
Corner Cuptoards, III Chairs:
arm Char, l. Side board. l Ssttes:
One "a Hour Clock, | Bureau, | DISK
Secretary, Bsdsteads and Bidding, Car
Pet3ag /;
2 B6is Vinegar and 9aany ot1ey articles
not necessary to raes4tipa
TERMs-A credit Of six months will be given on
all sums of Five Dollars and Upwards the pureba-
scr giving bond ard approved security i, under
that amount cash will re required No property
10 be removed until The terms OF sale are complied
with 81 THE HEIRS
March %, 1852 If Jao.l NsSclrdrRer, dec'4
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-04-01
Public Sale,

r WILL offer at Public Sale, al nv resijenre,
L about oAe mie from Lseiown, on the read lead
ing TO the Sulphur Springs, on, Wednesday April
Ira 1852, the following prppertga to wit;
One Fresh lIilk Co,q dka Calf;
: l6 Iisaief Hogs, t,ro frst-rate Brood Soscs !;
| good four Horse IHagoa, Bed aew;
One 2 Horse Hagen;
3 Barshear Pioughs;
.i)ortfe anil .siaglc Slorek DO
Iaar s Is IEagon Gearing
Has, Forks, Rakes and Spades;
a ioi Of Piaitk; dbeat so Aercs Of IFheat Ia
the graaad
TERMs--Six months credit on all sums Of Eve
dollars and upwards the purchaser giving bond and
approved security under that sum, cash will be re-
quired No properly tebeRremoved until The terms
OF sale are complied with. Sale TO commence al
10 o'clock, A. NJ. JEFFERSON JOHNS.
Anil 1870
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lying on The east side of tie Shenandoah firGF ant
about u 81 mile from IL generally kHowa
As the : 3NaA Lease" IL aalcina .he lands Of
Messrs. Lucas. T. B Washineion, n Coons. WIS.
Cenesnias an Dennis aud VIM McSherFy, IL
eoataiHsasoai 70 Acres anat two ;hifas Of q u II
Mood, andAen il Is a tnsfabie Dwelling some lfaa
trees. spFlsss, ~ Mr. G. Scarl / Who reaides 81
II wi sa.l9 lh- boundaries ~ any person wishing
- e&amFAF1he pvogeily.
Ant aiso- II ihe same ,dme and place. viii esil
4 LOT OK WOODLAND, eoniaihing III AefeN
ls4tg httwe{ the I'eJSe and Furnace adldiniAf
Re lands 81 T. Is, rs ash ng,on, Geo. w Link
sc, Il LEILA stae l1Ner half orahe 90 acre lot u
IS quite desirable. Mr. CIV. Ltule vii show Tbs
II - any enc wishing 10 see il. q
The tAitd and last uael now 10 he offered ~ me
lies between the Furnace tract and Mrs. Jams
~ sShinetea's uactof So acres aud extends ffun
the Loudoan iisS = The Shenandoah; running viii
the river IA poles.
The eRlgreI tract con aims 57ea acres and win 81
divided into lets of yatious sizes
Thefrsi lpt binding eat the river will embrace
all The cleaned land aud suiiicient quantity Of
Woodland lOsuppori it-toselheF mai ine----acres-
The residue will laid oa'in lots containing from
Is 10 5l4acTek, as circumstances may indicate.
The sale Of this tract will take place al 9EsTsdAy.
Apra Isl at dhe house on the premises, commencing
at II o'cloca-a plat win be exhibited at the sale.
TERNs-D ne-thira OF the purchase money 70 b
paid in hand--the Balance in twoiequaf annual In
sialtsents with interest tEQm the day of sale. The
deferred payments 10 be secured by deeds Of aRnst
or bonds with approved PERSONAL seenrity. al ny
option. JOHN A. WAS HINGToN,
by IAMEs NJ. BROWN, Agsa&s
February IS, 1851