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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-08-27

WONDERFUL EscAPE.-Lothrop Smith, of
New Orleans, few days since, while on a
VISIT to the White Mountains. made ms-s,ep
over the precpice near the Flums House in,p
the abyss below. He fell iato the pool, from
which, by great presence of mind, though the
water was icy cold, and he was enc umbered
with his clothes, he made his escape, by swim
ming TO crag of the rock on level with the
water. Here, we are told, he was lodged
about forty feet beneath the distance from
which he tell. There was no me ans of ascent
except by ropes, which were procured by
friends who were with him at the time he fell.
lie fastened a rope around bis body, and was
raised aloft, drenched and bruised, Blu, the on
y human thing, we presume, that ever came
from the pool alive after such fall.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-08-27

MAN SHoT.-A gentleman in this city in
forms us that he received letter from CASTOR
N. c., Monday evening, stating that few
hours previous, man named Garrett, had shot
another residing at that place named Cumbv.
The parties had been playing cards the night
previous, and near morning some difficulty
arose about the money which was staked.-
Garrett then went off and obtained q gun; and
returned and found Cumby standing in the
door of store close by. He took deliberate
aim at him. but missed the first fire; lie then
discharged the other barrel. which took effect,
killing Cumby instantly. He was imn,e diateiy
arrested and lodged in jail, making no effort to
escape.-Petersburg EE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-08-27

ExcunsloH twithstsnding the murky clouds
which darksnsd the SKY and threatened hesvy
fall Of rain on Wednesday evening punctual to pso-
mise and with full ranks, the finely disciplined
corps Of Montgomery Guards marched to the Curtis
Peck, and there undaunted BY the IRE Of scores of
bright eyes or the lowering features of the departing
day, took entire possession-0 killed, missing and
Is wounded with the darts of Cupid. The bright
eyes referred to belonged to the tar relatives and
friends of the excursionists We noticed, among
the invited guests, Captain Richardson Of the Young
Guard, Dr. Bricken and 1t. Rigor of the Rifles, 1t
Giazebrook of the Blues, Lieutenants Richards and
Burns of the Eagle Infantry. and numerous other
gentlemen, members of our gallant military, whose
faces are more familiar than their names. From
the moment the boat left Rockets until its return at
70 M the music, dancing and general harmony of
the whole company was uninterrupted and ever
flowing. Nothing occurred to mar the order and
enjoyment of the trip. The attentions of the gal.
liant members of the "Guards" to their friends and
guests were unremitting and of the most courteous
character To psrcularize The kindness of one
alone where all were kind, would be to make an
invidous distinction. After the company had
landed, theJ formed in order, giving the post Of
honor to the invited guests and proceeded up Main
street to the City Hotel. Here they halted, and
after giving their guests a marked evidence of
soldlery courtesy in general presentation OF arms.
dismissed each returning to their respective homes
well pleased with their excursion.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-08-27

QOOAS, &C.. FOX FALL sALEs.-
- ]. w. RANDOLPH, I2I Main street, Richmond
is prepared to supply country merchants, Teach.
ers and all others with any quantity Of Books and
Stationery at moderate prices. auT
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-08-27

X 49, LAND WAkkANTs.-The nisn
est market prices will be given in cash
for Bounty Land Warrants, of 40, 80, or 100 acre.
JOHN X. MARTIN, Pension Agent,
ONCE No Law Buildings. Richmond, Va
Note.-All Revolutionary claims, PENSIONS.
tnree months extra pay, Bounty Lands, and ali
Claims arising out ofthe War of 1912, or the Mexi.
can war wiii be prosecuted with diligence. have
aiul iiss OF the Revolutionary Officers and Soldiers
In the Continental and State services In y a,,;..
je 1l-3m* 'o'
- PUBLIC Particular attention nsids,
wriune DEEDS and other legal instrumen,s or
nce IN lne Law Building, Richmond, Va INV
- 49, EXCHANGE HOTEL HATHs
: - NOW OPEN Hot, Cold and shower
os.n ~ al al hours OF the day and evening
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-08-27

ADVANCE IN BREADsTUFFs.-The New
York Journal of Commerce Of Monday after
noon says:
There has been q further improvement in the
price of bota -four and grain to day, with
considerable excitement in the market. New
York State flour is firm at $3.50 for straight
brands, and Ohio at $4.50a$4.564. Southern
common brands $4.62 White Ohio wheat
brought $11O. These prices are far above
the views Of shippers, and are much higher
than the quotations from the other side by the
Atlantic would warrant. There is a small
stock of -four in the market, and the principal
export demand is for wheat. Indian Corn
improved also under good Eastern demand
and is. bringing 70a72 for sound parcels.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-08-27

CUNPOWDER AND PUUC HOIC
~ TEAS-75 halt chests aud boxes RECEIVING "a
in store, for sale BY
WILLIAMS g. BROTHER.
au 81 Corner Cary and Pearl strse,s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-08-27

THRI oTIAN HYMN BOOKS, tor sale BY
~ NASH 8, WOODHOUSE, Eagle square.
Christian Baptism, with its Antscedents and
Consequences, by Alexander Campbell
Christian Psalms, Hymns and Spirisua Songs,
by Alex Campbell
New Testament, with Preface, various enenda
tons and an Appendix, by Alex Campbell
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-08-27

NOMMON WINEs.-Just received Dsr 1oa
" rico and in store, 10 half casks Port Wine ana
Is bbls Madeira Wine, for sale very low ty
au 81 WILLIAMS a. RIO
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STABBING--On the 21st of October last, a man
named Granville Montel, in the course of an alter
cation, stabbed another man named Miles Talley,
though not very severely. Montel left the city i'm
mediately after the fracas, and returned seine few
days since Wednesday he was arrested by the
police. Yesterday Montel was brought before the
Mayor for examination, but owing to the absence
of Witnesses, the case was continued until today.
Montel was admitted to bail in the sum of 5000.
While Talley, the complainant in this case, was
at the court, complaint was made against him of
stealing He was charged with stealing number
Of watermeons from the lot of Josiah Woodson,
located near the city The examination in relation
to this charge was also continued until to-day,
owing to the absence of witnesses Talley was com
mtted to Jail in default Ct 500 security for ap
pearance.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-08-27

MEDITERaANEAN FILTERERS.-
lSl small lot of genuine Mediterranean Filter
inn Stones on hand. To those persons who are
not supplied, an opportunity inow offered at re
duced price-tor sale by
aus r. NJ. ZIMMERMAN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-08-27

M ArEh CUULEkS.-2 and gallon
w Wafer Coolers; 2, 3 and gallon Ice Cream
Freezers, for sale by r NJ ZIMMERMAN,
au27 Corner Main and l2h streets
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-08-27

UMP PLASTEK.-I0U tons aii3at, tor .sIs
Ia to arrive, by
au9 WILLIAMS & BRO
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-08-27

A. WANTED TO RENT, small DweI mo
E:a House convenient to the Petersburg DepotS
Apply at tnio ohaCS- au Eft
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-08-27

Inn BOxE- SICILY LEMONS, in prime
lUU order, for sale by
au "a DAVENPORT, ALLEN g. co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-08-27

w ANTED, by a young man ot good eepc-,----
w situation az Clerk in some wholesas =. NI'
store, (has some knowledge of the drug b,.i, .e
Salary not so much an object as steady arnpa"l
ment Please address II. P. at this ofRce 0"p'o9'
au 27-ltt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-08-27

ARRIv1
III
New
has arriv
inst.
The
0od, whI
passed q
The III
the 18th |
The +
ordered Z '
was fttin
destinati4
steamers
A com
GERS had
TO decide
made on
they shot
1t is Il
the Unita
tie the fl
calmer ~
ships WEI
Heavy.
coast Of |
The a
Tenerif4
DaIe real
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-08-27

A NTHRACiTE Collaborating from schr
II Harrison Price, 200 tons of superior Red Ash
Anthracite Coal, which will deliver in any part of
the city, at s5 Is per load. Persons wishing to az
in their Winter supply, would do well to send in
their orders. JOHN w WRIGHT,
au 81 Dock Wharf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-08-27

ATEAM PACkING.-Lsndlng from Julien.
~ good supply Of X and inch lncia RUBBER:
and in store every size OF do and Hemp Steam
Packing, for sale by
WILLIAMS & BROTHER,
Agents for manufacturers
au 81 Corner Cary and Pearl streets
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-08-27

WANTED-A smart, active white or -,
W BOY, who understands the oyster b,s soaeu
at LIBERTY HALL, Franklin street. NeS''
au 27-3tr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-08-27

FRiGHTFUL ACCIDENT ON THE ERiK RAIL-
RoAD.-An accident Of frightful character
occurred on the Ramapo and Paterson branch
Of the Erie Railroad, New York, on Tuesday
last. The following account Of it is commu-
nicaied to the Herald by an eyewitness
About seven miles from Sufferns, and half
way between that place and Paterson, one OF
the wheels of the locomotive broke, end preci.
pitated the engine, tender and two cars, hlled
with men. women and children, down a steep
embunkment. 20
Twas in the last car bot one ofthe train, and
the first intimation that l received OF the &C.
cident was by two very violentJerk !,
Upon emerging from the car o'sc4veIeo
the engine. tender and two cars, which nave
Jascr;bed all living down the embankment,
,nrned over. all smashed up, and broken TO
n;eces. The seats were knocked out OF the
cars. the windows were stove IN, and, IN short,
the whole were complete wreck.
The engine was turned over, upside down,
and laid at the bottom; on it was the tender,
and top Of that were the cars.
The cries and shrieks of the people inside
of these Two cars were heart-rei:tlHg, and their
crushed and mangled condition was awful to
behold. The steam from the engine poured
into the forward car, and several persons suf-
fered severely from scalds.
Upon inspecting the wreck, one of the fire.
men was discovered completely buried under
it. He must have persisted instantly. 1t took
fully two hours to dig him out.
In the first car one gentleman was found SO
wedged in amongst the broken parts, that it
required two hours time TO extricate him. He
bore up under the sufferings Of his situation
admirably. When he was finally got out, to
the astonishment of all he was found not to be
very much injured. Whether he had any
bones broken or not, l cannot say, as no med
zeal men were in attendance.
Another fireman was very much injured
think he had leg and arm broken. He ap-
peared to suffer greatly. He was not able to
be moved, and was consequently left at a farm
house.
A great many of the passengers were more
or less injured by bruises. These bruises
were SO severe, that undoubtedly many will be
laid up by them.
should think the height Of the embank-
ment, off which the cars ran, about equal to
the length of one of the cars. The wheel
which broke was found to be very defective
casting, full of blow holes, like honeycomb.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-08-27

zoo SACKS SALT, tor sale from the
cOO wharf, Dy
au2 81 DAVENPORT, ALLEN & CO
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-08-27

b a5.A PICTORIAL for Angus,
of choice reading MATERIAL for 10 cents w
Waverly Magazine-6c
American Courier-6c
Yankee Notions for September-l2c
New YORK Pick.5c; New York Picayune-5e
Aunt Phillis' Cabin-50c; Uncle Toms Csh;n.- >,
All, together with large lot of cbeso nnhI;Sa
tons. Song Books. Toy Books, Pictures, framsa
&C., for sale at the new bookstore of Ne''
LEWIS l.. SMITH.
au 27-lt Main street, opposite Anar;,a,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-08-27

BOSTON Betting CO.'S GOODS
- Gum Elastic Belting, Steam Packing and Nv.
drant Hose, for sale al factory prices
Fire Engine and Factory Hose Will be ordered
from the Company at low rates, and furnished with
p.omptness, with any al tic!e OF their manufacture
au27 JOHN II. CLAIBORNE. .
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-08-27

SPICES FOX PlChLING, PRESERV.
~ ING, &c.-Mace, Cloves, Nutmegs
Cinnamon, Ailspice, Race Ginger White do
Black Pepper, White do
Long do Cayenne do
Black and white Mustard Seed
Turmeric, Celery Seed, Sweet Oil
For sale low by VIM. NJ. DADE,
Chemist and Apo;h cary,
au 27 Main street, near Old Market
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-01-07

We are authorized to announce ROBERT LU-
p, as a Candidate for the ShcrifTalty Of Jefferson
at the first election under the New Constitution.
fnber 2, 1851. ~
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-01-07

on4the 11tA }hltimo. ANN ARABELLh, youngest
daughter of + X. and M; T. LALEY, Of HIarpers Ferry,
aged . years 4 months and % days:
Near Snickers' Ferry, Clarke county, du:the 9th III
timo, JOHN NJ, infant son Of DR.. WIN. D.; McGuiRE,
aged nineteen months.
On the 7th ultimo, at her residence in Falmouth, Mrs
ELIZABETH GREGORY DUNBAR, III the s7th year
of her age. She was the last surviving .gfandchild Of
the late Mrs. THOMPSON, who was the widow Of ALEX
ANOER SPorswooD, GoYernorof the ColOnyI Virginia.
At his residence, in Martiasburg. on Saturday morn
about 81 years.
On Friday, the 26th ultfmo, at the residence Of Mr..
Benz. BoLEY, MIR. JOINT YANMETKEj OF Berke.
ley county, aged about 50 years.
At AIdie, in Loqdoqn county on Christmas day, Of
scarlet fever, RICHARD EDWIN, son of: Edwin A.
Slower, aged II years and 6 q months.
In this town, on the oath ultimo, CHARLES SAML.,
infant son of JOHN G. aud May F. STERsESs, aged
10 weeks.
In Smithfeld, ON the 29th ultimo, Mrs. FRANCES
RADLE, consort Of Mr.. JNo. A. KApIE, ag':d24 years.
At Shinstoa, Harrison county Va on the aoth Of No
of Smithfeld, jefferson county, aged about 3s y ears.
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THE FREDERICK
R8&GM&8 g@g68NA&I

S&HEA&8 S8ES8aAG29
VNTAS never in a more prosperous condition
wv than at present. 1t has an able and eth
Gent Board of Professors and Teachers, is in
successful operation, with a large number of
Scholars-it has large, airy aud elegant apart
ments, furnished with such comforts and conve-
~niences as are calculated to promote the haPpi-
ness and facilitate the progress of the pupils.
II has a good Library, excellent Musical lnstru.
IosODhicaI Apparatus, and it is conf.
IDENTITY believed that this Institution offers as
many facilities for imparting a thorough, ex-
tensiye and refined education as any Seminary
in the land
Scholars will be received at any time during
the year, and will be charged proPortionably
from the date of their entrance tothe close OF the
Scholastic year, in July. !,
TFor board and tuition, including furnished
Rooms, Lights, Fuel, &c, 5000 per Scholastic
year, payable halfyeatly in advance:
For Circulars and other particulars address,
,h,89l -sdi ~ tista II. WINCHESTER,
Dec. 30, 1851. President.
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N0yEL EXTRACTION.

rHE subscribssrsto s&Rr&is's MAe%zasE will re-
eeIys, with the February Number. q tiesi ly-fnish
aud beautiful representation of t3at
irbe new Capitol ut Nashins vi
.nS,syedf ON s,eslin the like mahner, and. by special
pemissIon. direct from ths authentic 9ssft.aen. Psf T.
whine adonted de5igns, as shown IN the hngraySIngs,
Willis ioas 6fI magnificent s@trnrs11res ~ the
sS6TIIs and atoEeIhe worthy of "a great Rad powerful
.nation. ia rivals in grandeur aud Washes che tamoIs
s5;fc = 81 the Rnssian aut,sc at at ST. Petefshurg ,tSllile
il sufpasses them in elegance Of design: aad purify oil
Besides the argsgengrayidg onisteei, i''ei ceomrap Y,
oIher engraved views OF Ills neble pile 9fkselltectutal
beauty. ,sSa 5t1a On.
,.ssissaoa Steel, of Bianehardfs1great picture repre-
senting Is 3s5l (ofT S{ak8ft a2s
conuapusSAxD nus aoMfAN1oNs ATgESpISe ffHE
F,nsT cARtsrtAN oSIEs IN tue NkNl WoELD.
4 yrbcss tTo piates areH thenselvesrSoFIh RyeafAsnb-
..;n'i5n tn5ti[sa Magazine apdsthqse wikhatgtte secure
Them should send Their snhsstiPti9 and a&IIsss 4 Y gnh-
tbfdIfav All Postmastef5 are agents. SSnpserlPul9Lfs
49, a. f1fa office. - :tF.E~rEaIEsL
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All Communications trth our ODce are STtctty
Confidential.
We answer all letters by return mail, and send
the Managers official drawing to all who spur-
chase tickets of us, as soon as the drawing is
over.
To clubs or parties who send us $50 or more
a liberal discount will be made. 81
Money mailed to our address is sure to come
safe, as we have never had a letter TO miscarry
since we have been in the business.
We respectfully solicit an order.
Address A SCRtBNER & CO.,
27S, Pratt Street, Baltimore, Nd.
suvalley Democrat please copy, and send bill
to our address.
January Y, 1852.
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Biankcfs.S Hats and Caps. sl
iHSPAIR Of Negro Blankets no. "a
on1ssf1aln1d and for saleia very low prices
Dec, 5 $3.50 JERE HARRIS. :,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-01-07
,orIs NApoLEoN,s COURSE,

london Examiner has the following APP
~, comments on the ~treachery Of Louis
Fson:
~, The night, stole the liberties Of the nation
.s,.nur.e OF the empire and the rue He
ssnd BY an oath to observe the Constitution
is,ted, and by an act of perjury and treason
Il, assessed himself OF supreme power. He
.s.,, return 10 the Imperial regime, and
i. 10 appcal TO the public 10 ratity or mega
h. scheme. lie calls his appeal : loyal its
!, giving such signal earnest Of loyalty in
r,ssh Il the law to which he was bound by
a, we should more properly express il, 10
4 he was unbound by oath. He jnstifies his
IN br alleging the plots Of the Assembly,
tm,sd by his own plot, the extensive combi-
!. Of which show it to nave been deep laid
,p.concened-no counter move OF the mo.
,gainst a discovered conspiracy, bit an
caie plan of treason, matured and riPened
,,h the seduction and corruption l the mil.
chiefs"
h London Spectator says:
Bieh treason, in its grossest and most GRIM
bm, is the crime which Louis Napoleon
rpelrarcd-the high treason of a low mind
S~rrnlurer. Courage is libelled when its
i appIicd 10 the Icartless audacity Of this
8 vay 10 pay old debts 1t is not only in-
ra1 against the law and the Constitution.
.niusr every principle, every feeling, and
interest il the country. Even the pre-
\ Of initiating : mon uncle is but a disguise;
r~unlerteit B%nnaParte covers himself with a
which would be a cheat even IL il bore not
Il sinister ON it's face. 1t is nothing better
4 he sequel OF Strasburg, and Boulugne on a
scale: only that, being officially in posses.
Of resources more considerable than the
soI' nv uncle or a tame eagle, the adven.
sable to cummand success-ar the outset"
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FROM EUROPE.

u, A-The steamer Atlantic
YCn =, vbarf at 8 o'clock this evening.
zoe g. from Liverpool to the gath ult.
b S's 'nnor,ant aud interesting CONNER.
.,sd P%oIt.TT+h s balloting on the proposition for
PfLpcELI Ptesideut in his new form of Ego.
rang inc a. paris on Sunday evening,
as's n. The result oil me yoLlng 10 we've sYs
la l ~. Of Paris, stood; yeas ISz'2lf TO
IL i9 .os % 90 Monday evening the returns
u6 Gnsn.[tments, received at Paris gave
be ;sg results Yeas 1,776,ooo; nays
So. 5eOu,a,ions, representing the trades
fnsf9es ,nTes Of Paris, headed by Mons. LIE.
5p'a!s.snted on Saturday an address to
al. y, If The Republic, expressing their
Pesls ~ FIR the measuresthey had adopted.
ggapeS The bishop, clergy, and religious
bAnxn voted openly in the affirmative.
.o,respondent Of the London Times
Fa. no arondisements Of Paris inhabit-
ih'I y ,;cularly BY the working classes, ma
gre isor If the President have been poll
IT, 70 IL those quarters, inhabited by the old
aus ,sutraIity. has been.strongly manifest
Es:e, n sorsinS classes generally manifest
/! ~. 5oDes 10 Louis Napoleon, believing that
nD%O.i'Iist in the proper sense of the term,
Ss Is already contemplating, and will
p. .. n DEGREES testifying his solicitude for
81 ,bat he will apply those doctrines
III thew sympathise, and those theories
IN i've them a material well.being and a
3 s as"[gsoise also believe that the advan-
,Ss5 from the proIongation Of the pow
S.Oojeon will be equally great.
o rs If Cotton at Liverpool, on Saturday,
o 4 smounted to 5000 bales, at steady and
sNa L.d ,stes. The market closed firmer.
aip s,iees of BreadstuEs showed no quotabIe
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-01-07
FIRST.RATE JEFFERSON LAND
FOB SALE.

.|
DY virtue of a Deed of Trust from WI
ID Webb and Wife, to the undersigned, dated
27th of September, 1850, and recorded IN Jefter-
son County Court, I will offer at public SALE to
the highest bidder, at Daniel Enters Hotel, IN
Shepherdstown, Jefferson county, Va,
On Wednesday. January as, 1854,
very valuable Tracts of ~first-Iate Land, the
property fthe said Webb, lying near tothe said
town Of Shepherdstown, fofmeFly part of the es-
tate of Thos. ". SWearingen, decd: one con
tanning about I54 Acres, the other about
1853 Acres. These Tracts adjoin each other.
One is under rent for the ensuing year; ofthe
other, possession can be given Immediately, ex-
cepting a small field, now in wheat, which the
former tenant will have the privilege of cutting
and taking away.
mine the property. Ii is only necessary 10 say
here, that the Lam is ofthe bes tquality-in one
of the most fertile sections Of the county OF JET.
ferson, and very convenient to the thriving town
of Shepherdstown and its large mills, andtO the
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal and Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad.
Terms: The Deed requires a sale for ready
money, but this can be departed from with the
consent of the parties interested, by the purcha'
ser paying one.third IN cash; and for the resi-.
due, bonds with good security, in equal payments
at one and two years, with interest from day OF
sale, and further secured by deed of tTnst Ontbe
,ferred payment a debt in the Bank of the Valley
at GharIestown; on which, ifmade satisfactory
to the Bank, / and 9 years time can be had.
M Webb in Shepherdstown, or the tenant
on the land will show the same To persons wish
JOHN w. KENNEDY,
December %, 1S5I-F.lP. Trustee.
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ON the same day and place. I shall
" oHer for sale the following articles:
, Milk Cows and4 Calves, 9 months ed;
l9 fat Sheep and I fat Seer;
2 fine Brood Sows aud Pigs;
Cooking Range and new Spinning Wheel;
Lamps, Shosels, ToDgs, Cradles q Seythes5
Axes, large Cutting Boa;
Cutting and Smelling Machines
] Water Car and Barrels
Can Gears aud Fifth ChSin
I two-horse Wagon and fine Bed, made ex-
pressly for coal; School FurnifnTe;
Dbl. Tar, 2 bblss Vinegar;
- ten plate Stoves, ! large TabIe;
fHayby the ton, Fodder blythe load. and other
articles too numerous To meniion.
Terms: For al sums of 50 and under, cash
oyer that amOuR. a credit OF nine months will Be
given, the purchaser TO give Bond and security.
= .MARGAREFEG DOUGLASS.
VIM. II. GRlGGS, AuetiOHeer.
January =, 1852. szaSE