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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-05
TILE NEXT ASSEMBLY.

There is some comfort in the knowledge that our
CITY cannot dive deeper nor come up drtler with re-
gard to Members of Assembly than it has accustomed
itself 10 do for some years past Looking at the lists
of Members for 1852 and So can imagine no prlnci-
pie that can have guided the selection unless it may be
that of sending TO Albany Legislators such men as
we could best spare from home And in this view, it
must be admitted that the selections generally
happy. Not that there were no fit men on our dele
cation in those years but that they were VIGOROUSLY
the exceptions to n very general and obvious rule.
We trust that the era Of independence which we
this year labor to inaugurate, will insure for u.s. among
other improvements, superior lawmakers 1t is scan
dalous It is pcrous, to let things go on az they have
been going IF paying extra would answer any pur'
pore ts City could well afford to AID 350,OOO year
10 her alrcndy enormous burdens ii she might thereby
secure Delegation to Albany equal to those OF former
years. We first saw the Assembly of New York in
session with DAVID Is. OGDEN, WILLS HALL, SAMUEL
H. RuGGLRs. &c, in the Metropolitan Delegation and
when it would have been gross and ridiculous mperti
nence for any special Delegation from the Common
Council. the Chamber Of Commerce. or other munich
PAL body 10 have appeared In Albany tho advocates
of nny measure essential TO the welbeing Of our City
OF late, 1t would have been neglect Of duty not to
send special delegation when hught Of public conse-
qucnco was to bc carried through.
Some Of the nominations In the present canvass
strike ~ "a signF Of better time AZ hand That oil
InTuTniCk A CoNKLINo In tho XVII Ward Is one in
stance that Of Joms 4 CCMNlsG in the XVIII and
and XXih il another Mf G. G. LEIGH, Nho Is the
Maine law Candidate ia the IXih Ward. il also sub
sisui.l merchant. Who could not be hired TO sPcal
winter in Albany uneas mPello4 BY conviction that
he could do god there The sAmo MAJ be aide MI
< H,HT. tho AdamAn;.as Candidaso Ia tho XVII
Ward and o. doubicss Of others whose names do no,
% tbs uouout occur 10 To well grounded con
G1croe that neat delegation cannot 30 worae than
eur last NC arc Justified aiding The hope tina, Il VIII
10 good s,al better
lot 20 THE eua &c urge every clecior not oaly 70
vote lot 10 20 surc be- votes r,Eh Dat be bglcdby
toio difiiuioft ror tamlooslcd By The swinAlng cp
# " H. susr hot siubbofnly pg, Ia To,c against IN
WORTHY asisnis 20 Legislative honors and 10 favor 81
better BETTER throw AwaJ your vote than casi 1t tho
wroag way Lot ~ for onec have Legislative Dcleg-
alton worthy ofthc Metropolis Of tho New World-one
that need 90, be paid for supporting good meaaareI
and emmett b. bought 10 nsor bad ones
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-05

Unlicensed Grogshops, while the City each Sunday
nirht sphted far less by street lamps than by the
ostentaous glare ofts Thousands Of lawdeying grog
eeries.
The great first cause Of these vast and growing
wrongs is the neglect Of their Poiifiea! Duties by our
more substantial citizens Our merchants, mechanics,
capitalists artisans habitually leave the selection OF
candidates for Office to blacklegs ppeayers aud rum
sellers Having thus suffered bad men to be nomt
mated through their neglect they next make the
untness of the candidates excuse for not voting 1t
the ensuing Election aud the matter goes from bad
10 worse
Whether we shall or shall not now secure Reform
depends entirely the of capitalists bust
ness men and artisans next Tuesday. II they shall
generally resolve to give the day TO the needed work
the triumph Of Reform is certain But If they act as
they have hitherto done in elections. defeat is inevta
BILE The best of causes cannot succeed at an election
if its friends will not sustain and work for it, News
paper celebrations are we'll enough in their place but
one Reormer standing all day on the 9Th at the polls is
worth dozen who wish well to Reform, but stop at
wishing What say you all
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-05
THE nocNsHI,E RAILROAD.

We published yesterday an account of the election
Of the Directors of the MOonshine Company for the
construction of the Pacific Railroad We repeat the
names of the persons who compose the Board as
follows
Cats : wooDauLI NeY-YoIk MOOSE Manei Csc.
fssses plnox Rbode asS RosEET J. WsLxES wsaas
ton Zion f,rsswoaIn Mich WiLL'es SoTEs Penn Jsss'
IYv JoSFs W WARD Texas; JAMES H. Lucas No; Isaac
fa nGssE 1h as
ga Ohio; G. w. USpxsHiLL Ark z T BRIDGE SewJersey
Mr.. ROBERT j. WALKER is the great snow-plow OF
this scheme, who has subscribed and for ought We
know yad down the tlae Of ten millions of the capital
stock but BIZ name is almost out q sight in the middle OF
the long list Of directors If the names Is printed in
the order Of their relative subscription to the stock
should conclude that of the gentlemen coss-
posing the board have forked OYER some twenty or
thirty millions apiece We have taken lively interest
in the affairs of this Company, and intend to give its
proceedings, so far as we are or shall be made ac-
quanted with them, the benefit of the wide publicity
of our columns We have, on a former occasion, an
nounced its initiatory proceedings and now give the
details Of ts organization The names of some Of the
Directors recall "reminiscences OF the past, but il
would be inyidious in TO comment upon them and
90 We slall leave that task TO Col Benton, on soe
tody else.
This Mooushnc COMPANY Is intended to DO aeif
acting machine II goes rPor the plan upon which
ntefminnhlo afchcs nro constr,ttui Owen place 10
stand upon, ilo work can be- carried on irioautoly
without eAiefAa supports or an citmato laslur
place. Il Ia u sof, Of Vanderbilt yacht PROJECT 10 BIO
undertaken ani ea~iod on At tho esponss Of lacle
ra" aud whefo Tho company oanae, onl, dodge Ia
aud oat eessobed,s hs'be, moo Of expense. ,saies
" ,sehi iiee"se, bat ehese champagne aaa ehissss
nsi"ss s'e 10 be Ih'e~a r gsss 10 eai,sa ,Le iau,
This to'"ra", Ia heasd 10 have ieib ,nes ~ .,a a.
w. 's issis ~" 'ss.as viii 10 spas Al Wa.hiagtsa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-05
DOWN TOWN.

The men who gather daily Gave Sundays ia the
Banks, Insurance Offices Stores Offices and Exchange
Of the City within radius of half mile from our Of
fee are probably worth at least Five Hundred Millions
Of Dollars in the aggregate which they will this
sens be required to pas (to say nothing Of Custom
House du,es) at least Three Millions Of Dollars taxes
here, and probably One Million elsewhere And this
large sum ID steadily and rapidly Increasing.
"Suchis the price Of Good Government one suggcs;s
But noif 1t bethc prco Of Cool Government Il ID very
e'nr that abominabiy chestod-the article do
litered being wolly inferior ~ quality 10 that we pay
for Our Stree, Cleaning costs twico ~ much IN Il
ought yet there Ia pfobabl, not another paved city In
chrisendom dangerously hhy. through tho creator
portion of The year our Police costs as nqna syO0 900
land has just missed getting another rl00ODO) ,ot
hat oi no oiy ia Europe 10 less ofheiont Mafisrs
aud oliaf Crimes aIa nighihiiy frequent Grimes aud
oai'eees abound Property and Lite afs insecure
W. esD'i buId Prisons aud Alias iiousss net s.o.a,
H. shelter desenJ tLosa who sia estiai ~ thai proiss
ii." Ana suf laws sis osioaiaiiousit dohod la IA.
"siie' ~ flaming iisases iisuais ~ i.nwd.s,. s.d
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-05
THE NETWORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for Nov.
Tur Nrw.YoRK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this week


contains the following
ITpTORIALS War In Europe Our Consr a. Genoa Crys
TAI Palace Jurs, New Route 10 the Pacific; VIVA CanA
dian Would Cost; The Episcopal co9s eaton
Iohn in Friends Of the Maine Law Ces@s kads
Uoress Mormon folysnny, Vermont @c
H. POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE: Owing the returns OF ms
State Elections Pennsylvania, Ohio Vermont, georgia
Tennessee and TeAas
M LETTER FROM CALEB GUSHING on PIERCI5M
~ MORMONIsM The State aud Prospects Of Uah The kae'
~ Celestial Marriage
4 CORRESPONDENCE acknowledgements Of Captain
knish, Illinois State Fair Tho Amnron Exploring knped
ton koarrgua-O ruage on Americans A. Virgin Bay
Arrival Of sir Henry Berkly, ke CosaIies-In'
pto,emcni IN Roads Business, Sc
VI THE JArAN EXPEDITION The Return Of Com. Perry
VII THE MILITARY RESOURCES OF TURKEY. Letter
MI lcnuingon 10 Col Forbes Secretary Of the Ing
ham Committee.
VII REVIEW OF THE WEEK Giving condensed and most
cnnsrlcuoua the important that have
sVrrtd in the United states Mexico The thna CostrAl
SoAth America Europe india and china AND AAs
tlalia
IN CRIME IN NEw.YoRK' Picture Of Juvenile Crime De-
\ ruRopE, Tho Eastern oao.ou-wsr about to Begin
britain Discovery OF tho Northwest fafsags Ant'A
Tufkey-Onrf racha
XII skETCnEs or LECTURES. Ros'ai Wordsworth
MI. ANTIOCH COLLEGE
NIL TFITGRAPHIC, Prom WnshpGton Maryland Election,
Festival Of the Sons OF Newiiampshro Destructive rHo OF
Akron, Ohio.
XIV. MARRIAGES and DEATHS
xv..REvIEw or THE MARKETS, Report. Of The Stock
Grain Provision Cattle aud Lumber Markets. Very uiI
aud spec aiy reported lOI Tho Tribune.
Single copies In wrapper be obtained at tho deai In tho
Couutns room tina morning Price OF cents
One copy Tor year, - three copies -5
hvo copcs - copies si2 50j twenty copIos TO one adj
dress $40.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-05

this winter, and well lighted at night. where snyboo,
who WANTS to cut and come again can have free pass
Anybody can find the place The sSn on the lower
door pane will be, " Walk in
Blu. we need not Illustrate by figures, though the
Company will deal in this article, aud high figures too
1t is now fully under way, and having distributed Its
stock all round in every quarter where it is thought i
will pay it's final act and consummate achievement viii
be to bHy mp Congress Most probably the preliminary
steps OF this mammoth Corporation toward substituting
the press have already been taken, with what success
we shall learn in due season. and il is not worth while
to be impatient AS the balloon begins to be inflated
we shall all be able to see where the gas comes from
We await the trying of the scheme at Washing
ton There is stock of hundred millions to be dis
tributed free gratis for nothing, 10 somebody. How
much will members of Congress take Get ready to
speak up gentlemen!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-05
TIE CHURCH or ST. LOUIS.

natural oppugnancy between me Roman Catholic
poliiy snd tie ideas generated by our Republican sys
tenn IL cyinccd in the late correspondence between
Archbi,Lop Bedini. the rapal Nunco in this coun
try and the Trustees Of the Church Of St. Louis at
Buffalo 1t is not difficult TO that each party rea
sons logically from the premises respectively assumed
that tic Society and Trustees, as Republicans, may
very fairly conclude that they have clear moral right
to the control of their own hard earnings until they
shall freely transfer that right to another which they
have never OF done. But the Nuncio is also rSh' !"
assuming that in country where eyery t'dy 'Ice
choose his own religion, n s"S'oy snouiu oe ci'nei
c,uol;c mr. non Caissic, and not attempt to lind
r,;1d,o ,,vo..s between the two positions. 1t is no
nov, doctrine in the Roman Church that the control OF
all property consected to religious uses is rghtluy
vested in the Hierarchy, and that the admission of lay
ownership and management thereof must naturally lead
to confusion scandal and schisn Which of these POI
stions should ovorbear the other is substantially
question between ROmansm and Professionalism, and
rot between the Church of st. Louis and any particu
lar Bishop or Nunco. If that church chooses to be
Protestant-as it clearly does in setting its own udg
ment in Church matters above that of its Bishop and
the Pspa Nuncio-t ought not to do the job by halves
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-05

BRooKLYx NAVY YARp-Yesterday morning the soop-
OfwI Bsinbrdge rat to sea for .nc s.s sa'@9 YP '
coast Of Brazil
The gate Congress has been replsnked and repaired in
her upper works She will be oated of the dry dock
Wednesday next and receive her preparatory
rigging.
The frgtte Sabine whose keel was laid 27 years
since is still in aH qSO The only Of moment
in relation to her since her commencement the roing
away Of the foundation which she rested and the
sequent necessity Of their replacement If she length
ened about 80 feet and furnished with bow, II Is said
she would be one Of the fasie-t ships aaost
The ftigste Brandywne has been in ordinary for the
past two years ard there is prospect Of her being
h'ed, at present
being extended Nothing further is being done although
iioo employed In the yard at average Of
o. per day
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-05

p,p,,crt An NOTICE TO TuE LADIEs-A splendid
,.,o,s, Of ras Consisting of stone msiien Mink steh M3an
tain Ma,irn so Fancy Hats and Capa o od,sn tanet ~ po
, .rd FoI, J,pny fnds Iad% and MbsS Black Dfb tau
.a psa,cr Hounst~ at H. hoFlRaUEa 2S BoFefI
G,troNANIs MEssENcER--To ADvRRrIsERs-lh
al go. b,t, rmetsc publicity " an obtset GatGs.srs hss
ssso,s tho Daily Enrh journal pnehed IA Psri,
a. W for oil the EnEish and French jour
~ loo, ed ON 40 az admirable medium Of communication u
a \, every In France; Great B tn OefnnJ
pvssIa Iceum. Holland. sWt1oflAna iaJ' SP4in'
I.,p Turkey Greece, &c Nc. -. 4, .-.., -
'Rin p.Nip the American Newspaper Agent appointed ana
90 receive sutserptous and Advertisements as s2le
ssnn NJ his Offices New Yok. Boston and Philadelphia h
sssc.lrts will be REGARDED By VA ~ Paymons -. o
ia. uetolcf 20. 1879. n u W. oALisHAS-
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Svoosse, Noe. 8, 1883

A CITY AsLEEP.-A day or two ago. we visited a city q
popuous city whose houses will outas New York. for they
shall endure "t doomsday' Strange to say, it is not
noted the best maps stranger to say though its popua
ton is daily increasing colony issues from its Dor
ders.
The golden chime of Pacfcs waves has never charmed
single ear there the shout of the Pioneer in the further
West has never ured them hence to seek homes In
deed the city we speak of stands alone like rock bound
isle in tho midst Of turbulent ocean-the busy world
whrs and roars around but there it remains unmOved
We visited it in broad day. but the streets were empty
not familiar face voice to greet not light oo:sep
to make music 10 the 1t indeed strange, very
strange there shone the SUBJ with the mild and beautiful
radiance of autumn. and yet no sound Of living thing
Marble manons every hand, but of the sol
emn tenaniry for it solemn city came forth to meet
and welcome u.s. Names graved every portal but
they tlst owned hemwhere were they 1t was city Of
names and not Of things Of words and not Of works
At length there came tran-there was an arrival On
it came noselessy, slowly. Was all dream! BY man
sion after mansion it passed. and stopped tenant for
another dwelling; home for another wanderer rest for
another weary
So seemed to US as stood there and the shadows
thickening ever the thought we hnrried away from
GREENWOOD and more mingled with the tide q
the living.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-05

Tic news brought by tho Africa il warlkc. ioslili
ties have not ei commenced but there nothing 10
prcvon. their beginning previous TO tho lst inst Tho
allied fleets have actually been ordered up to Consan
nope the Turkish fleet has gone to Varnl, ycuploers
aro swelling the Moslcm armies and at London Con
soils are selling at 81. The war is inevitable.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-05
Tho Trihune for California.

We shall issue TINS MORNING Tic Thin,
fer CaiforHio OrccoH and tie SaHdich hiasd II will
contain summary OF oil tho IG'os, foFuign and Domo'
tic News since the last steamer Money and Mako, Ro
poris. Marriages D,a.h. sc
Single copies in Wrappers ready Tor manns ran be had
a, tho deck Til. Morning Price g cent
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The naaAe ana New iera cty ea,r>,ai Ceapsa, aays
'saeyed heh efee q tiamloo sshss essaer % l,s,i
ss> ADD hasVsy q rhl. b>re~s the i've Gales va
M ts'A sA'hosa ~ heIasss,is> eecolalas ser, popa
~s It's 'osa a ws1 h@h aai q ~essst yeea,PsS ar 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-05

Owing to the great lcrg;h OF our ropor; from tho
JAPAN EXPEDITION we are constrained 10 Pps,Pono 4
number Of other articles which would otherwise have
prpcarcd in our columns this morning
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terer day

Gov sfwAsps ApoREss before the American Institute
the Tree ba's II American Independence has bcea
HANDSOMELY lsaed by foules & weitA as hitherto an
seeaesd The oca's edlliea Is sredi,ahe sfsciaca OF
Amefgaa bl>,gaphy,
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Nrtp'91prk Daily Gribu,1e,
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 3. 1853.
no cORRcspOYDTyTS.

No bo tai of Cmmunra tins Whaess
Intended Insertion DO authoniaasd by tho
addfrs 81 tho w-f-not necessarily Tor Pubheaion bui -
guarantee Of his sOod faith.
We canuot undertake rejected Commune soHs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-05

The letter from japan of our associate, BAYARD
TAYLOR which VIC herewith publish, gives the fullest
and most vivid description thus far received OF the
cent visit of our National Squadron to the vicinity oil
tie japanese Capital with its immediate results
There can be no doubt that Com. Perry has es"'"'cu
the critical task assigned hmSyitb eni tact nodera
fou and succcss There is proclivity IN all such
o.sos ~, oycraction which we believe Com r. has hap
PLY resisted doing no than was udcious effect
ing his object, yet leaving feeling of irritation or
humiliation on the minds Of the proud and Jealous Peo-
pie to whom he WIS commissioned.
The Expedition to Japan, marking an era in cur
National history, seemed to of such importance as
TO Justify the dspatching Of the Editors Of The
TRIBUNE to Join it in the Indian Ocean aud improve
to the utmost the opportunities thus afforded for max
inc observations in that distant and jealousy isolated
country The expense thus incurred was very cOnsd-
cradle but we think readers viii not regret IL
Further letters from Mr.. TAYLOR, received By the
Africa will be printed as fast can find room.
The many friends of Mr.. TAYLOR will hear with in
terest that our last sdyces left him at Macao having
accomplished every object Of his long wanderings
through the three elder continents and about to set
bis face directly Lomeward. We confidently ooL Cor
his arrival about Christmas or New-Year's.
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Subscriptions and advortssmoois re IT. " leri
T,,}t., can b. len with Tho following Arrnv
PanIs-hr Thurman Nc 30 Huo :, Marc
LoNuor-Mr Thouaf, No - AMI . Cshsr.af STREET
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For Europe

Tho 4 s NAL Steamship Hormsnn. Capt iiifgina viii
lehvo this port 10 DAY al nom. or Bsosn0n va S,u,h
smpson Tie sos iioliy Tnt..,. containing al the
laest nows cen b. he'd at tho De,k. Tbs MO'nas In
wrrroTs. r,sdy ior mailing
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We print elsewhere dispatch from wa'hinsion
giving inform alton ~ tho scheme clei the AiFicAn.
isalion of Cuba We regard all the tall about such a
scheme a. bosh-no,hing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-05

Our reports Of the ,arioq' public meetings hell u
ts City yesterday will be found on the third page
Ills paper
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~ Aarsf;rsr'sf, 10 Tssf o zlsJ s-slf O. ~ s-a
teiSft 0eosk aaiaftsy frfa'rE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-05

We undersigned citizens Of Syracuse have heard fae pro-
Of the meeting alluded to- feluss discussed ana
aed ly persons present Of both pa and nave $50 'aa
tho dertrt Published '"e 70 tne same an" enter
80, 80, ed.,., = entro truthfulness Of the foregoing
Soc,,,,,,or .o 4. relates to Gen Leayenworth.
(Sisned) AMOS p GRANGER,
HENRY RH0ADES
SAMUEL LARNED,
ALLEN MUNROE,
f. Is WICKS,
S,yoc.se. Nos. g. fss3 THOMAS B. FITCH.
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Or HOoILhkDs CEn1hs BlrrgHs-Mannlhc
ifcN ~ IfttsDn is ngN Teognlesaad by tho
l"" - Members ~ he fscay aItf u much snoey
ears ~ male Hftshtts ~ s4fL Sosd adsss al
tlYtfs ~ .baiA lea. sBd % themselves
fsI aus ~ SeLfied fonsss iag
sH>e - " fsi "a ~ khs4 sa pananse s s4afy snacf
hty bf'' YiDn p'ss s5sans" lacgns Waosiy.
tsf s.s ~ asasfs q. Dlsalslle sFsfytLsft
~ s.s D. henfos ~ D. sand, no. lOD fsisa 81 ar
ssIei william an4 u bias lain nfoad~a,
sh1 ~ dssis14 ~ naaAiae asefJU iAff
THOMAS EAafBs LAr1 kEW fOAD The nunsa.
nsgs Lssrsnt .efs ~ Jstass raIseas n, Ihs Dyag
s".s Li. ksy WHfE ~ .DigH Hfgsss saa ,sssss.S
y WS.s b'flLs M yotfafi u syss ssi ~ t.s
b.t1istf ffffbsssIs gb iaes.shsa sktif4.4
Fsblhh@g ~ bDRlfE WIJEfs Hs ~ nI0sSsayt liza s.st
9eIN - piiap car tia.,f = ~ & ~ W saiibs tai4
~t"' N.'"s Dliass s'a ses@na had FsAas 500 s,sas
~ b. etFsH ssag ~ 90 LslAlsef
,.t ,,-., YssS4@s or TeRtss
-. '.es s4H. fss, f4s.aas ti - esee =. - is.
ssses Hii. Bls...
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bessssS bsi NJ as FslSsay
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+ GILBERT d Co.'S PIANO Ar TmE CRYSTAL
PiLAcETbe public respectfully invited Broad
nly Ls splendid Piano ialsc- tia, h mas,
wiz ibg Esden ~ blghs VOfACE Wares, Cole Agent
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-06-15
Reckbridge Land for Sale at Auotiou.

IlY virtue of decree of the Circuit Court of
- Rockhridge, pronounced on the 18th of April
last, in accuse therein pending, between Robert
Davidson administrator and others, Plaintiffs, and
Isaac Bryan's Representatives and Others Defen-
da1ts, shall proceed on the 10th day of Jiu,e next,
to sell at public auction upon the premises, val
a2bie sFrtsct Of L'fnd lying on the North Riv-
er in.said county, adjoining the lands of Matthew
Bryan, John Moler and others, and containing a.
bout eco Acres, late the property Of Isaac Bry-
an, decd. a;,.
This tract of land lis situated in good neigh
borhood, and near Lebanon FoEge,. SJickler's
Springs, and Lecher'sSprings; and is in fnecon-
dition, well timbeted ard productive. The i'm
proyements upon it are excellent dwelling, with
necessary out buidmgs, all in good repair, and
constitutes desirable residence for Farmer or a
Physician. q,
| There is $50 Pottery upon the land, and an
inexhaustible bank of the finest Potter's Clay.
TERM6.-Cash in hand Sufficient to pay the
expenses sale, and for the residue on credits of
!, 2 and years in equal payments, the purcha-
ser giving bond with approved security, and the
legal title retained qniil the purchase money is
paid.
i The sale will commence at 10 o'clock NJ
Further particulars made kpowno on the day of sale.
J0MM F. SHIELDS,
Sheriff of Rockbridge,
BY WIN. II. Houston, his. Deputy.
May IL, is5S.-tds.