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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-06

EHE ERIENDS Of an INTELLIGENT Lad

employ ment for bin He has been reared with aud 10
Of manners and appearance. Inquire at No lSb Gin
tonst or II convenient address IL. B., Tribune
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N.B-Ths fsvOrte piece vii be played all this week
DERHAM's BURLESQ U.E TROUPE,
Third ENTERPRISE GIFT TICKETS,
10 he received for the admission Of four persous each
GREAT NOVELTIES EVERY EVENING THIS w EEh.
The Farcical BuIlesque Of the BLACh 6AhsEh
Second week OF the lsushable panto mime OF ~
JOCKO, OR THE BRAZILIAN APE -
Revival on account its immense popularity OF the
PHANTOM CHORUS
Filth week, BY general request. OF their inimtable
RAlIRoAp GALLOP AND AccONPANfMESrs.
Sixth week Of the Plantation Eestiy. Gatnerins
AN USEOUALED PROGRAMME oFErHIoPlAS
'WARDFN BOYD, LIE PETITE CHRISTINE,
And the entire Star Troupe Will a'pear;
Doors opep at 81 o'eoct; commence at u oelosk.
CAIds Of sdmission, - cents 1900, r.cu
GIFT TICKETs AT OSE DOLLAR EACH;
tanned In connection with the Mirror OF Norm and sonn
special srIangeuert admit four persons e1eh 70
PERBAMS BURLEsQUE OPERA HOUSE
60 600 of these tickets already sold
IT, ~ NAMED from A NJ to NJ at No Cos Broadway
Fseb Of these tickets wi be presented with
a'si't Iea go VALUABLE AND COSTLY ARTICLES,
donated BY Mr. Peihsm TO his patrons
vI,HE HYBRID, or SEMI-HUMAN INDIAN
,,nsss AZ Cothic Hall No SIC BroAd~ay
wopans soul, with sentiment renned,
Imbues the Hybiid hdeously enshIiaed, ,
Persopifying 4" Besuty and the Beast combined
Admission, Is cents -,
VxvASUINGTON AT THE BATTLE OF
w NoSMOuTH-By LEUTZE The Exhibition OF tbs
c., N,tfps Picture open a. the rooms o. me Ma
,;oo.i Academy Of Design No. COS Broadway, DAY ana
EVENING.
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
THE NEw-YQRK TRIBUNE

FOE ROPEAN GIRO ULATION
departure Of each Mail Steamer for Liver
pco s5 per snDum, postage included Single copies STA
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A Observation-Disclosures B. PAL

~ MER the Agent, 10 now forwarding Advertisements Of
Holiday Goods for publication IN newspaper Of uesheor
Ing inviting The attention Of country sue
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Uants.

yXANTED-A situation by a respectable young
w Wem.n .CHAMBERMAID and WATER; has no
objections do Homework in small family Hsz good city
reference. Apply st No. So Unyersypaee, No. -,
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ss,eew Power Press Frin;ing.-Pubishers, OF o,nsis
o-ins Presswork be sceomm sted Al short n9tes
Ie9". ~ ,modeTate terms at BURROUGHS OLD ESTAB
ssITSs9FT STEAM POWER PRESS OFFICE, No. i,s
Fahonst Al,o at the same place, every variety o. 'oo
. f,rtbopaedic Institution, for the Of Bodily
,t;ss Sra diseases Of the joints Nos S7 $50 and +bl
cou,h BROOKLYN Receives In and door patients
ssS Nth spinal Curvature Rcses Knock knee Bow les
vst and Cubo aud disorders consequent on particular dc
ior exercises and Baths attached to the sssb
which under direction Of experienced Surgeon
- con potency unexeepronsble professional refer
b. sven Application 10 be made either a. the office
s.hs Oythopseaic nsttuon before III o'clock A. NJ sunday
80 nopdsy BY letter 70 Box No IA srockyn
The poor attended graqitoasy on Tuesdays and
frS.ys between and o'clock r. NJ
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- ~ - q - ~O3s.
M O6T VALUABLE ZEAL ESTATE
eonry 81 s SsEs % IYISS Use 1FD q
rs ~. the Of the helm ana dsyssss Of
sts IS. suction g on The Irsns . MoNDAY, The
~ ssly oomnencins at 81 ocIock r. that vsi.s
Ply nsf acre los ct the corner Of CLAY erd 4sh sst.
= . re CITY Of Richmond. with The fsrss bsicf. ire
Moros E.q u. Ss aav iss 3 g . q
sss e tbs t Win IS divided iss. 5us, .as os ss
l5o feet % AZ alley IL feet Wide. -A.s sss1
And on the following deyl viz. TTJrSn ~ j.
ie.h day Of Deeembsr ss4 On the premisss 4 AZ
nos; me next fair dsy, commencing It u o'clo:k
the late Thomas Ritehie Jr recenftv 1900 ~
uafed In the county Of Henrieo on TIA Jsres Rive,
Cana, about two miles wrist Of the city Of aich-
mond The tract contains about 100 acres Of vhieh
about onebaf 10 heavily covered with vslusble -
ana other hmber-the other tract 10 cleared md d
high state Of improvement The bal dinss On TIE
. moderate szed family. After which, viii be sold
enc moiefy of 100 Of land sd lining the abnve
sne nearer the city of Richmond the most Of which
cleared; ali under good enclosure and in the VEN
any land in that vicinity This latter tract viii be
divided 70 suit bidders. The owner OF the other
mo'sts viii unite in the SALE a. sell the Zee
And immedistsly thereafter win be sold the ssi
acres OF vanshie cleared land adjoining the farm ana
residence Of Il Dickinson. Esq pufchased by The
real estate will be surveyed and maps thersof -
days :"
The above resi- estate, whether for Investment or
specuaton, offers great Inducements to capitalista
and others to attend the sale. The terms will Be-
third cash, balance at and two years for nero.
sable notes tntsrsst payable halfysarly) secured
de 3-tds GoDpIN d APPERsosq- An.t.
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BY THOMAS w. KEESEE,
(Ofice with Geo. J. Sumner, No. 90 Pearl str
cRk SALE OF BAROUCHE, a.
49, HORSE. COW, FARMING A0S
UTENSILS, CART, CORN, BLADE AND TOP
FODDER, SHUCKS, &c-Intending to remove to
the city, will sell all of the above stock of
FARMING UTENSILS
BAROUCHE and HORSE
One very fine cow
CART, CORN
FODDER, SHUCKS, &C.,
At Auction, on TUESDAY Morning. December 18th,
commencing at 10 o'clock, al the residence of Mr.
Christian Leber. senr, two miles from the Market
House, east of the city, adjoining Woodns and 9TH
and near Ramsay's Mill
TERMs-All sums under $50, cash; so, and over
that amount. months credit, for approved paper.
FOR LEASE.-Immediately after the
above SALE shall lease for term of years the pre-.
sent Residence of Mr.. Christian Leber. sen'r con.
ssting of Dwelling House, nearly new, containing
rooms IN complete order; kitchen, with 8 rooms;
smekehouse, carris ge-house corn.house cow-house.
barn, and stable with stalls
All of the abovs bulldogs are in complete ORDER
The Dwelling is pleasantly situated In fine grove,
with II of very rich Land, suitable for mar
ket garden, with fine Spring convenient to the
house. JOHN WATKINS, Trustee,
For Mrs. Lucy Ann Leber.
Sale conducted by
NO 80 THO. w. KEEsEE. Auct.
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BY KENT. PAINE 4 KENThesa
nRY G0OnC AT II CIR

BY KENT, PAINE 4 KENThen
nRY GOODS AT AUCTION.-On
- THURSDAY, the 9TH inst. commencing ct 10
o'clock, will SELL at auction rooms larre n.
sortiDent OF FRESH DRY GOODS ccmprisns 4
great variety of choice and desirable styles suised to
the season. -
-ALHO-
cases HOSIERY and Cotton Tapes
so dog Lambs Wool and Alpaca Hose.
200 heavy Plaid square and long Shawls,
bales heavy Grey Blankets
IS Ladies' Merino Cloaks.
bales Viii and Scarlet Flannels
cases Plaid Wool Linseys
do Heavy Satinets. 81
With small lot of choice stock goods
,TERMs-A1l sums under 100 dollars cash; over that
amount, months credit for approved paper
KENT, PAINE l. KENT.
deZ Auctioneers
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BY ELIAS HALE, No. log Maip e.
Auction and Commission Merchant.

Auction and Commisson Merchant
ON THIS EVENING, and every eve
" ming through the week commencing att o'clk
shall offer at auction large and desirable stock OF
Dry Goods suitable for the season. consisting in part
az follows. viz:
Cloths, Cassi neres End vestings
Bleached and Brown Domestic Lnseys
Blankets, Table Cloths, Hosiery, Gloves Hdkh,
Monselines ,Cambric., &c.
The above Goods are new and perfect
ALSO,
bracing general aesortm MT &
ALSO-An invoice of Whips, Canes, Trunks and
Umbrellas; from the manufacturers-to be sold With.
out reserve.
ALSo-A large assortment Of Gold and Silver
Watches, Jewery, Fancy Boxes Desks Combs, But.
tons. Thread, Pins, Needles Soaps, Perfnnery Pfa-
ted Ware, Glassware-togsther with general a.
sortment of Goods. to be sold in quantities to suit
purchasers s.
Great bargains may be expected
Sale positive, and every Article warranted repre-
ssnted. -
II Consignments Of various description Of Mer.
chandize solicited for my auction ssles Charges
reasonable, and sales settled promptly.
ELIAS HALE Auet,
II No. los Main #.
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BY TAYLOR & WILLIAMS.
BUILDING LOTS ON UNION AM

RUILUING LOTS ON UNION AND
~ CHURCH HILLS AT AUCTION-On MON.
DAY. 4th Dec. at 81 O'Clock. the premises respec-
tiveiy, Will be sold tue following property to wit:
Two Building Lots on the East line Of 26th be.
tween o. and z. streets, each IS By 132 feet to is
foot alley.
Five eligible ard handsomely situated unimproyed
Lots on Union or Concurrence, Esd and 24th Sta ),
handsome Lot on Short street, near Dr. Etreck.
er's. &c by 1870 feet
These lots are in the immediate neighborhood of
the two handsome churches rscentlv erecte D. In the
most improving portion of the environs of the CITY
TERMs-One-third cash, balance at 4 and month,
with interest and title retained.
del TAYLOR WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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BY TAYLOR & WILLIAMS
A SMALL FARM OR MARKET GAR

A SMALL FARM OR MARKET GAR
"A DEN. NEAR THE CITY, WITH STOCK
AND CROPS. AND A TRACT OF WOOD LAND,
AT AUCTION-On MONDAY, 4th December, at
IL o'clock NJ, upon the premises, will be sold the
farm upon which Mrs Susan Holmes resides, lying
about miles below the city and adjoining the La nds
of Gen. J. B Harvie, DR.. Christian and Mr. Otey.
There are 81 acres. of which one-third is IN woods
the remainder is cleared and in good order. The
improvements are good, consisting of an excellent
dwelling, with rooms, kitchen and tho usual out
houses.
Any one wishing to locate q small farm near the
city, engage in the cultivation of vegetables for
the market, could hardly be better suited than in
this place.
Will also be sold the crops and stock of every de-
scrption. consisting of the usual variety after which
will be sold a tract of so acres of heavily wooded
land lying on the NINE MILE" road, and adjoining
TERMs.-For the land, one.third cash, balance
and IL months for the crops, &c. Sums under $50
cash: that amount aud over, months credit, for ap-
proved notes, with interest.
{ no is TAYLOR T. WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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bf JOHN n. - lyme, Sslosasaa. q :
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF yAIH-

LIABLE PROPERTY IN THE CITY or RIcH.
MOND-By virtue Of decree Of tbs Circuit Court
OF tae ty OF Richmond, pronounced ON the I4,h
and ethers, will cell on SATURDAY, the ID dav Of
December. at43 o'clock n at public auction n,
the premises Lot of Ground at Roch etts fronfipe
on Rocketts street Al feet and running baek 10 W.
Ter ssreetit being the remaining portion of the Lot
purchased by Mr.. Jesse Wiiliams ~
sTERMs-One fourth cash; the balance ON q credit
OF one, two and three years. secured by bonds with
approved security carrying interest from the day of
deed ordered by the Court -
no IOT4M prey rrvp fo,.,-
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BY ALtX MOTT.

X URNTTURE.-Will be sold on SAT-
large invoiee Of Household and Kitchen tuy~ifu,.
combating OF Sofas Bureaus Wardrobes' CSsirs
Washstenes Bedsteads Looking Glasses Beds Wsf.
tresses. kc- &c. = -
ALSO-SeveraI Cooking Stoves, CARPETS. -
small invoice Of Dry Goods and CscthinG 3
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FUTURE DAYS
EXECTTT0R;S 21TT 0EC7

E.AECUIOKS SALE OF LAND.-Bv
snsn, On the 5oth day of December 1854 If fair 4
nusl;c me next fair day on the premises sell It
ded ~ AAsS 1Aoitison resi-
the Land Il s'tusted on the Mauikfn Ferry Ro.d
ana adJolnins the lands Of VIM Firth and others II
hasa comfortable dwelling. with 4 rooms and the
usua. surroundings, with suficient supply of tim
acres wv uunuA ca
TsnMss-one-fbird cash; the residue on credit OF
deferred payments, bearing interest fiom dst. md
deed dee o. trust ON the land to secure the came
Inc Title believed to be perfect; but selling A
1Aeeat shsh only convey with special warranty.
J. E. CLARKE,
de 1-dSt c4ts sS A.S'A'son' ueS'o'
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TRUSTEES SALE OF 4 TRACT OF

FXECUTOR'S SALE OF STOCK I,
II FARMING IMPLEMENTS, &C.. he WIN
be sold. on THURSDAY, the 18th December rext
at Dunsaryon in the county Of Hanover the late resi-
dence Of e. O. S5dnor. decd several valuable Mules
and Horses, the stock of Cows Hogs and sheer;
siIs Also, one Mccormick's Reaper In good order.
Cash will be required for ell sums under e.e; ior
sven the purchasers executing bonds with spprcyed
security. r. =; ~ pSvyCnr3o,
Executors Of u. g. Sydnor. decd.
p S-Will be sold ct the same dine and pace
about 200 bbls Corn and one Good Threading Ma
chi,rs no 29--tda
~ -rhe Enquirer and WING will please copy twice
week till day Of sale.
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TRUsTEE's SAFE OF REAL Es-

Deed of Trust executed to the subscriber by Thos.
H. Gresham and Lucy j. Gresham. bearing date 9Th
Court, shall, In execution of the said Trust Deed
proceed to sell at public Auction, the premises on
THURSDAY, the 7th day of December, 1854 at the
hour OF 81 o'clock, tbs real estate conveyed thereby
consisting of lot on Baker st. opposite the residence
of Mr.. Jacob Shook. fronting IS feet, running back
$50 feet, on which there etands Brick Tenement
The title 10 believed to be perfect but the subscr
bar will convey with the usual special warranty.
TERMs-Cash. j. A. HOBSON Trustee.
Sale conducted by GoDDIN & APpERsoN, Aucts.
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Acqult tai OF DR.. Thompson!
We learn that DR.. Thompson, charged with the
murder of Miss Agnes Pharr, at Covington, vs.,
has been acquitted. The jury retired about an
hour, and returned q verdict of acquittal
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BY DAVENPORT, ALLEN & co.

BY DAVENPORT, ALLEN & co.
BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS AT AUG
~ TIoN.on FRIDAY. 18Th Dssembsr; we viii
BOOTS. SHOES and HATS all fresh winter goods,
consisting Of
Mems .nd Boys heavy Boots and Shoes. Of all
grades
Nomen's Shoes
Children's do
Silk and Wool Hats
Caps Sole Leather &c.
TERMs-Under 500 cash 81 and over, month";
credit, for approved paper.
no l6 DAVENPORT. ALLEN & CO., Aucts.
ALsO-ao0 Trunks.
NOTICE.-On FRIDAY, the 18th day
IN of December next at IL O'clock NJ, shall pro-
coed to sell on the premises CommiFsioner, under
decree of Chesterfield Circuit Superior Court, one
hundred aud twenty acres Of LAND. lying on the
it being part of the tract of land known DickiH
sons Much the larger portion of the said land In
woods Terms made known on the day Of sale.
BENZ. HATCHER,
no 2i-dtds* Commissioner.
NRUSTEE'S SALE OF a TRACT OF
Il LAND IN THE COUNTY OF HEERICO-
By virtue of Deed of Trust executed to me by John
Browning, bearing date the oath day OF March.
1854, and duly recorded In Henrico County Court
CLERKS Office By request Of The ssnsc ss 10 "a .aid
December at Is O'Clock H., sell It public auction.
the premises. the land conveyed 70 the sasd Deed,
and described e follows A certain tract, piece ~
parcel of land lying aad being n the upper END o.
Heurico county, adjoining the Deep.kun Coal pit
land Jos Myers and otheTs, being the zane piece or
william Alley and Msry. j.. his wife ~ Deed
bearing date tbe 9Th day Of November. 1852
TERMs-Cash JOHN N. HARRISON,
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by virtue Of deed of trust, executed to
- me BY Peter cottreil bs..ing date Nov. 14rh,
Gocchland and Hsnrico. shall, according % the re-
quest Of ths BENEFICIARY, proceed 70 sell on the 5oth
of DesF, 1854, 1t Dover Pits, In Gooehiard county
sNesro GIRL and al intsrest (which In one seveuth)
In . tract OF Land IA the upper part OF Henrtco
county. OFFICIALLY owned b VIM. Cottreh, decd
JOHN w. C0TTRELL,
ne5e-d6te4ts Trustee.
IONETABLES HALE.-Will be sold
~ for cash, in font Of The High Ccnstabls's on S.
on SATURDAY, the g az q peses.bs., IA g %
NlTURE, and lot 81 0NoCEnfES END cONFEC.
TIONARfES sold 70 satisfy sunary execusions In my
hands Ia favor of 0Mes sd oshersss Hu1nsy, 10.
no S0-3t HorJ. ,. TyLEA, DC. G. b.
THE above Bale II postponed until fur
thsy notice. 4. LEWELIaEN, Q. 9.
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BY request of the Trustee.
no30 GODDIN 4 APPERSON, Aucts.
HOUSE AND LOT IN MANCHES-

5TH ST. NEAR CANAL, FOR SALE AT
AUCTlON-Will be sold ON WEDNESDAY AT.
TERNOON, the 9Th of December. 1854, ON the pre-
misses, commencing at 81 O'clock. those two excellent
Brick Tenements, on the West eide of 9Th street
Janner and Mr. Karr, each renting for $500 per an
TERMs-One fourth cash; balance at s, 6 and 8
months for negotiable notes interest added and title
retained till last payment is made.
noT GODDIN APPERS0N, Aucts.
Immediately after the above sale will be
sold very valuable building lot on CANDLES Hill,
fronting Sd street, west of Byrd street. so feet by
100 feet being the third lot West of Byrd street.
Terms accommodating. and made known at the
sale. GODDIN l. APPERSON,
80 S Auctioneers.
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FIVE HUNDRED Doll AIRS RE

i WAKD-Uf JEFFRIEs AkTfpoTE--x etTtsfn
and speedy cure for secres D seascs Tbs PElIistoF
chaiienses esse which t will not ct once rel No
The attention of the unfortunats Il especially
called 10 THE remedy, trequires no particuas at
tention TO diet and does iiot interfere With one's
business. Sold only BY
BENNETT 4 BEERS.
Agents for DR.. JehSies.
Price, I'll Bottle. NO 30-lmif
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ty organization for success. II was more necessary
now than ever that they should have such man
Wehad no open and undisguised enemy In the field
There was not the first semblanee of Wing party,
yetthey had Temperance Societies, and Know No
things and every damnable ism TO fight They
must present man who is true Democrat and a
man OF power. He called upon all to make every
sacrifice for this grand object. He didn't want any
third-rate man. Virginia was threatened with isms
OF northern origin, ana he wanted to see them de-
feat and tramp.ed under foot by the Democratic
party and thus the State from the reproach OF
having given away to any ism whatever.
Vociferous cries of question" Question -
amidst which Mr. Meade got the floor
Dir. NJ went on to respond to and concur very
warmly in the sentiments and feelings expressed
by Mr. Massie, whom he called member from this
side the mountains. II he believed that any antag-
onism existed between Eastern and Western Vir.
ginia, he would be for the two>thirds rule; but be
lieving that no line existed between The east and
the west, he came here to advocate rule that
shouid prevail Ia every COMMUNICATIVE was a
unit The two thirds principle in voting ives dis.
carded in primary elections aud every where en-
ceptfn Joint stock companies In voting dollars and
cents Mr. NJ went on to argue against the two
thirds rule and the greater unfairness of the pro.
position OF Mr.. Shackleford, which sssusned that
all the counties absent voted In the negative. He
commended with Mr.. Massie, that the two thirds rule
would result In setting aside the prominent men
and, he asked, What would not be the depIorable
consequence but that Virginia IL fall Of politicians
capable of filling the Office Of Governorf He was
for the nomination of strong and distinguished men
He was certain that by the adoption OF the two
thirds rule he would not get the man of his choice
but he would be - Jealous supporter OF the
nominee a. II he got the man he preferred fChee
The twothirds rule hc repeated would thrust aside
thu prominent men. The friends of neither would
unite on any one OF the rivals and To effect nom.
instiop, they must take up candidate not thought
OFFS man who y the choice Of nobody In Virginia,
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90 LIKELY NEGROES
FOR SALE.
THos Ballard, Admr. In Equity, Lancas-

THos BALLARD, Admr. In Equity, Lancas-
Us. ter.
WM McKEHNA,
PLEASANT NJ. GLASS g.
wife, and others
N Obedience to the decree of the Court
4 of Equity made in ADORE case, mt June
Term, 1854, will sell, ut Lancaster Court
House, on the first Monday, the first dav of
January, 1855, Twenty choice and valuable
Negroes allotted to the heirs of William
Miller, ,(dec'd) in above case jim Nux, ,Thomp-
son, Hannah, Viney, Amanda, Rose, Joseph,
Diana, Eliza, Alley and child. Susan, Bob,
John Monroe, d Jim, Nancy, Ellen, An
ma, Mary and Rose Alce-Among the num-
Der is good Seamstress, two good Cooks,
some very likely girls, No. WAGNER and
OHtler, and other valuable negroes, the
whole likely and desirable.
TERMs.-A credit of IL months, and pur-
chasers TO give Bonds with two good Sure
ties, with interest from day of sale.
JAMES ii. WTTIIERSPOON.
Com'r in Eg, l.. ID.
Nov. %, 1854. 40-7t Pr 80 90
N- Camden Journal, Cheste- Standard
and Fairfield Herald wifi copy until sale and
forward bills.
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Lands for Sale.

Henry J. STEVENS, IN EQUITY.
and wife and Others, Lancaster District.
rs. Partition Real Es-
Catherine MILLER, Low tate of George Mil,
ell Miller g. others. Ter, deceased.
TINDER the Decree of the Court in above
" case will sell, at Taxahaw, on Thurs
day, the Ilth January, 1855, the tract of
Land ordered to be sold in this case, situate 9
in Chesterfield District, containing 1913 acres,
bounded by Lynches Creek, Rock Branch
and so fourth.
TERms--A credit Of one year. with inter
est, the purchaser giving Bond with two
good sureties and mortgage, except so
much cash rs will pay costs.
JAMES III. WITHERSPOON.
Com'r. Eg. l.. ID,
Dec. l3, 1854. 43 At pf. 3 rs
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THE LANCASTER LEDGER.
Estate Sale,

DY Order from James ii. Witherspoon,
I'D Ordinary of Lancaster District, will be-
sold on the 18th December.. 1854, Mt the
late residence of William CaSkey, deceased,
the personal sstate, (exccpt the negroes)
consisting OF three head of horses, l8 head
of cattle 90 sheep, Smith, Plantation, and
Carpenters Tools, wagon, buggy and lar-
ness, Household and Kitchen Furniture,
some Corn and Fodder and other property.
TERMS.-l2 months credit, note and
good security, and interest.
THOS. X. CASKEY.
Nov. 27-2t-pf 225. Executor.
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Goods at OSsi.

MY Store being in n leaky condition and
needing important additions and repairs, In
duces me to offer my entire stock OF goods
at cost. II Is not often so full and desira-
Bile stock Is offered on such favorable terms
TO the purchaser The pubic are invited 10
call and satisfy themselves OF the facts, and
| am sure shall make II 20 their interest to-
purchase.
Definqfefts will bear in mind my notice
in the Ledger a few weeks since, as collsc-
tons must and shall be made.
s. B. EMMONsl
Dec. l3, 1854. 43 ii