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VALUABLE BUILDING L0F AT Auction. n..a.v -.
I'm instant shall self O'Clock, pusrs~s.
e No e Id
ssets NORTH tte Lafayette square consld~sA Sps
nanst eligible
washington beng iul sss4sx
s4a he north front ~ tbe freniaeais Mansion
Terms One eisd cash o. re- trs
q give notes for The deferred pssenls bearing
patnDle. GRTFN =, ORR
APP I'D A.sxa,a.,.
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From of the lungs, insant D. ma
NAOMI The young and beloved NJ. v
ons daughter Of CHARIss Taa4rsos al 81 Mssys
county Maryland, la me isea year u her age.
The friends Of me family requested funeral Of
The deceased without further the
4 Sunday, the 10Th instant poees.oA
Matthew'S Church Alter body viii be
thence 70 the vault 81 fatrichs Church, c
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ny GREEN SCOTT, AnctsoAse~s
VERY HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN rURNl
~ .TuRf, pIANo FORTE &c, AT AUCT1ON.--On 1hauasy.
the aoh instant we shall SELL al 70 O'clock nsAsSs
MI - A. C1le the south side Of
furniture, vix ~ III
Fine rosewood forte pTunnun
tavcs, mnde by Thor Loud, OF Philadelphia
mahogany sofas, castor, rccking, and paYoF chniss
10 divans, ofomans, and lounges
20 marble top, dresailg and other bureaus
DO nne mineral cabinet and minerals and 6hols
DO adeboards, dining, breakfast, card tnhaes
DO marble top washstan6s, work.
DO hatrack, crib, Preach and high post bedstsAds
fine bocatele, caH!meYet, other window
Painted shades, yentian blinds curtain ornxznsuss
Fine feather beds, hair and shuck
Girahdclcs. solar, hail. and other lamps
siver-p!ated candle branches shutters and
China, glass; crnckesy and
Mahogany and painted wardrobes asd
Gilt frame and other and marble brackets
Two fine convex gilt frame mirrors
Six fine oil paintings
Mantel Y
Wton three ply, carpets
Cooking, radiator, alright, and other
= With a good assortment Of kitchen
Terms; Al under $a5 credit Ofxxy
ninety days for notes satisfactorily endorsed bearing
GREEN SCOTT,
Apis Aucsionssss
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PUBLIC NOTICE

GsxrKAL LAND orrlcK, April s, 1854,
BY M net Of Congress approved 27th March, 1854
w lifted " An for OF
railroad pubic
be, Withdrawn proposed
roads, and ho had settled
entitled 20 at thu ordusary
lied and cultivated by prove
according
by the sseretay VI fnrfn day
thai hxed BY the fresdents
Of said lands o mafkefi'-
Public notice hereby direction Of the
Interior that all Of
By the said upon furnishing arssuaosy
predicnied u 81 character =
empipn, under
made by such prior the NJ
stntedno
der the circumstances provided
prociamstou fpr
the restoration Of said lands market
JOHN WILSON,
ApIs-aawsw comwisssouss,
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NEW AND FAsAiOSAB1<t GOODA--WM. H. eTAE
ford merchant, tailor nar avenue unAes
Gndsby's Hotol has returned New York
hnndsom. and complete
and mporfaons, OF stsnhp
public general all % which in sbs
fashionable and notice. the
very lowest possible price.
Also, Of furnishing ro>ds shirs
suspcpders, stocks
gloves, direct from the importer IN Nee York
Mar IL g,yff
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TISC PAHhrsThe subscribers having appointed agents
Ia New Jers~y Company their superior
prepared
bic in Baltimore al the companys prices and The
The whine paint pure unsurpassed bs am
other ariie,s IL is sod either dry rround n
extensively used
II cheap and economical paint
The brown color uncauailed durable
sspots bridges Ne The very large and
has entir. Subtraction.
Al scur.d BY iigb-s,
ceuence important having
and applied in the.
rof fresh In ths reasonable
this they superior any other marker
JOHN SULLIVAN n SONS, hernu,
MOI Camden st. BALTIMORE,
RECOMMENDATIONS
u. 8. N1vr-Yarn, GospoRr, Va.
January ~, 1854
srRs series OF experiments umo~t
during the three all The paints
the important discovery that IN. white paint
the New Jersey Zinc Company, perfect
ce whilst esb. paint preparation amy
protective effect
am preparing full this subject
Bureau of Docks Washington, and shall
Of specimens Of wood pses
covered wh the dfsn, paints and
erpsd allie for entire opposite
% Which striking
o,hsi kinds Of especially marine purposes
You liberty mn publicity above stated facts
which are Of 100 much importance 70 be ksp from the naval and
am respectfully, yuur ob-disut ssrvuni
JAMES JARVIS,
Inspector o. g. Navy yard. Goaporf Va
To G r. DErwoLn, Presiden, y. J. Zinc Co, ". Y
orucr or n " .Sp LrrrKroot y. s. Man STEAMSHIP Co.,
Jrnunry 81, iUs4
The steamers Of company pais,
proved ~ decided superiority over aI other paints
Mar ss-dsm EDWARD X. COLLINS, Agent
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rfPEs of Mankind; Ethn0legicAl RasenxcAan.
based the Ancient Paintings 6culpuxsa,
Crsna Of haces, Se hc; by j. O. Mott M b., ososIs
CiGdon.
Ike" Gardensa sketch 81; Marks Eve Yorkshire. and 0s
tales, selected from Chambers's Miscellany
An Historical Text Book and Anas Of Biblical 0soaphy;
Lymsn Coleman.
just Published, and fo sale
TAYLOR 4 MAURY'E,
Ap Booksiorc near Osh 4.
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PoT7svIlLr PAL April l5.-There has been heavy
fall snow here The folks ont with their seghs and
the merry sleighbes may be heard in every direction.
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BY TELE6 " A PHI
N,enncr Atlantic Rnasd

Nrw YoHK, April 1.-THE steamer Atlantic sailed day,
earning ls5 passengers and $3.50 900 in specie.
The weather u extremely unpleasant IL raining nees
sanity, and blowing very cold.
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ALHASy. April lA.-Gov. Seymour has vetoed more
bills One T. relative 70 regulations concerning
and taxes and the incorporation Of companies for the
mutation collection there The other simplify the
collection uf the Croton water rents
The governor vetoed the latter constitutional grounds
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BosioS, April lS.-president Alien u the Coohituais
Bank has failed, and the olvency q the bank generally
doubted.
later despatch that the bsnk hes suspended pay
ment.
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by y. c. sIcGUIRE. A.cuea,rr.

pEgEMPTokY SALE OF BUILDING LoTs.-oa Friday. he
si.' hp " O'Clock, shall SELL pseantsss
PUZZLE hucior BY order Of The who's Il nay
ose hney located lots specified the G
Hashngt ~ numbers eight
numbered hundred and fyesht. four tots prusn
frontage o. two hundred anu y feet (nossh) sds
street between l and 18th street, with dsps sevsFay
hundred and ioriy and one hundred and eighty three s
property located high improving the civ
lies directly opposite the garden nursery Jasdn 1o
Tue sale VIII be positive and the property deserving
attention Of builders and specliaios
Terms liberal, and made known
q. MCGUIRE
Ap l3-eods AsnsL~.sr
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Co. Methodist Episcopal Church South. EaghIh
street, 1.-The Taylor repre- sentative
Congress from Tensessees win preach this church sunday
ii O'Clock, aud the pastor Rev Jane. A. Duncan
ssrieH Of The subject Of
O'Clock, .. M
Ap
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THE I1Asapltghtes-n novel.
just received from the Boston publishers and for sale
ApA rEANCE TAYLOR.
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Or Rev W. Al. BiIibarn, CL4aplAia 10 sio House Of
Representatives, VII preach Al The Capitol morrow SUNDAY
ut II O'Clock, a.
Ap IS
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UaAilod States Patient Once.
WRsulugtuu Ami ~ 1854

iS me peiinn Jones ettey, Putnam eeuny Florida
praying mr. ts VI him I'd
OF Iuy icao the
rom ihs expiration OF said which takes place
day OF July, 1854
ordered that the said petition be
on Monday, the 10th Of June ~ O'Clock, and
are nnrd 20 and show they
why said petition ought be granted.
Persons III. file
Once objections specially writing
before the All testimony flied by parry
To be used the said hearing he taken and transmitted
eoTdance with the rules OF tbs odce which Will be furnished
pic
The testimony will
depnainons and other relied be filed
IN The Office on or before the morning Of thu days the
laents, II any, within ten thereafter.
Ordered, published Un,on nteli
srncer, md Evening STAR washington, u c. Pennsyvanan
Philadelphia Pa Scientific Americana New York
Buf New York. Fiodan and Journal Taiahassce Florida
week three successive previous
of June next, the day Of hearrg.
r. EHuCERT,
Acting Commissioner y
r. sEdtor Of The above will please copy and send
their ha ihe Patent Office, with containing this notice
APP l6-luw3u
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PmLAnrLpA, April l4.The city councils have passed
resolution subscribing million doIs the unbnry and
Eric railroad.
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JoIS MiroHrLTlis gentleman, the famed Irish patriot
the Of genius 81 eoquenoc Of courage and the devoui
lover uf liberty has been in city day two and wiz
deliver lecture baltimore Monday evening Subject
The Position and Hopes Of Ireland the Present time"
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EAsTERThe Of Lent closed last evening and this
IL Easter Sunday. The little urchns doubtless have their
pockets filed with dyed eggs exhibiting all the hues OF the
rainbow. Charley. win you pcckH Fair play, Guinea
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VALuAbiE BUILDING LOT AT THE CORNER or Ann
2ad aueonnn fdsy, the IAN .p,t.ps - ss-W
sell o'clock, IN square Ma n ..s.s.I
ine OF
Gle on rennsyiyanfu avenue fol'ns 10 On
runsns back 20 iset containing ,5c2 ieet inches
-han balance
bssriax tussx.
The aay of sale deed taLsa Al
ihe Of The purchaser, Tiue lndispuiske
GREEN 4 SCOTT,
ut- TLs Shove sale psssrsnsa, An os~ss~nsase =
s until Mondsy the i7sh nf oeioek >
GREEN sCOTT,
Ap l6-d Ancssonsss~
CANTON mATrINGs. FLOOR OILCIOTEas AS-TAs
subscribers have Just received scnoonc Auc and voss
direct from New york
Is pieces white Canton mating. yard ~,de
70 DO do do yard ant wide
~ WA1a
80 do 3s A., 54, and % sasnsH, Qaslisy
y and handsomest styles, which any
shape rooin passsge, or hall
The following list Of desirable furnishing
Importation and manufactured for this mrket
10 pieces u pure linen shesinss
10 do liza do do
\, 70 % % lss % do
ZOO dozen napkins
800 do linen towels,
400 do pure Inca shirtpgs, every qualify
. ios English toilet bed quilts
1874 do 40 do
% liza DO quilts
an OF which we commend 10 The attention win
the confident that purchases shove
rict. VOOE kRO = N
Ap I3-3gw4wR 1890 -
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WEATHrR.-Y csterday cold and cherries and th'
clouds dark and lowering Despair not reader old SO
will exert his power long.
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Nrw YoHK April 1.-The canals throughout the State
wiz be opened on the 1T q May
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NEw YorK, April IA soop wns upset to-day in New
York hErbm, and four persons drowned.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-04-16

fisAscf@L @sF&Iss cIEg.-Ne are inaeD1oa 20 q
friend for copy q message from The Hoa j. W NAHry
mayor addressed the board 81 aldermen and board Of
council under date the Sd inst and published exteso
IN the Washington News OF the have looked the
message with much interest II il plain sensible business
hike document eKhtng the financial condition Of the city
in accountability style, and this together with the
Hendaons made and the suggestions offered alike cred
liable % the business qualities aud the head and heart Of the
present worthy chief magistrate Of the metropolitan city
From this document CLEAN the following particulars
The total Indebtedness q the city the sOth day
Receipts from all during the year s2s6O77 s2
Expenditures Of every kind 27s 500 10
Excess Of receipts expenditures l2l7s 20
The following statement win show from what
siderable part Of the Of the city obtained
From Licenses 10 taverns and shops Sc 202 81
From wholesale and retail dealers H. 744 rs
From other kinds OF business and auction duties 35lB OF
From licenses TO hacks carts wagons and draws 20
From markets, including hncksers l0,soa 81
From tax ON dogs l325 6s
From rent and wharfage canal 7l49 SO
From Asylum grounds 1888 II
From fines 4625 COL
From tax ON stocks 5027 ~
From loan under act Of 29th June 1867 IS 900 90
From miscellaneous 6TT7 As
IS 0so 10
The net amount Of collected and deposited BY the
collector OF taxes 70 the credit Of the corporation for each Of
the following is;
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A yeumonter has just devised mode Of fencing.
e proces stakes Eve feet IN length and sleeps The lower
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Committees. F. Lucas charged with obtaining, under
false pretonces three hundred dollars from Messrs Chubb
Brothers, has been committed to the county JAIL having fail
ed 10 give the required bail
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PHLADrIrIuh, April l5.The Branch factory hAs
Deen destroyed by FIRE The building occupied by
sra cnants The lo estimated $40 900, half n which
!. Insured
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Prices Boa seats, 81 parqueue, 50 cents pit q cents
Doors al be opened a. * 10 commence ~ O'Clock
G Sec notices. respecting the Put Dress Rehearsal
Az lG-du
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BLoomSoroS, (ind.,D April l5.~-The college IN this
place has been destroyed BY FIRE The los estimated At
SIS, 900.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-04-16

ALHASy, April IA. The senate has decided 10 submit the
question of the Maine liquor law 10 the people.
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From the Cambridge Md Chronicle We learn that the
wheat crop in that section q The Stale j. very promising
but X i feared that the late cold weather has destroyed
the fruit or injured il 10 a considerable extent
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THE GERNANIA MUSICAL SOCIETY viii give grind
vocal and instrumental take place Wednesday
sh Thursday 2h by Made Caroline Lch
manu. vocalist Tickets 50 Change OF programme each
The Gcrnania Musical Society
musical Inhabitants liberal patronage
former and hope take farewell crowded houses
AT the present
Af iJ-d5t Int and Star.l sse
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The steamship jamestown arrived at New York on
Thursday in twenty-five hours and twenty-five minutes
from Norfolk. being the quickest trip record.
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The Phladephians propose fitting out steamer 10 go
in search Of the steamship City Of Gasgowthe opinion
Of nautical being tat she is aoat but in crippled
condition
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The net Of collected and deposited by the
collector OF taxes the credit Of the corporation for each
the following years is
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Adyices fom Constantnope Of thc l6th March stat,
that the Muft refuse grant the etwah for the cmancpa
ton d The Christians The Sultan went himself 10 reqncs
IL bot without success Mehemet Pacha was intriguing
against NE Nuft and sided with the military
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RENrs = CmcAeo-The editor of the Chicago Tribune
now tour writes home that rents much higher
IN Chicago than in New York Brooklyn or Philadelphia
According 70 bis statement good house IN those cities
that win rent ior S4o0 would readily command from
5000 10 $500 N Chicago
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The project Of railroad from Brownsville, the Rio
Grande the Gulf coast is receiving favor and encour-
agemen Books have been opened and the friends Of the
road says the Flag sangne that the entire stock viii
be taken In that city and New Orleans and thar the road
win be placed under contract in afew weeks.
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Inc campaign along the Dsnuhe has begun IN earnest
confirmed that TIE Russians have crossed the Danube
great 0ree % STRIKE decisive blow before The arrival
y " engllf fench force On the Esd nit Gortschakof
w. o'N W. DenUhe above Tulska which place h. occu-
Ped' capturing II guns and making 200 prisoners IL
49, fluea several small Recs on the Turkish side Of the
i.sl eenf,a lmders with the main body q The Rms
russians are now the y ~ hpnE an tAa gsd General
iis eoii'leeu preparations Tor the aegc ~ Maschin
D d,, We 80 ARG body q Russians attempted 70 cross
slans we're routed with The lou. ~ aeo lA Tt Tasls
e were aiso % hady up ha' tey had 70 rt
VIZ e . Their en,renehments The Russians have now how
0p a. 49, ~. w, t =, ~ river q three points
go omrr Pasha had intended 70 ATTACK hs Russian
headquarters q PoFana The plan II he attad vas dra,n
~ enilrt lore pvt under command ~ The French
plan n9 a'seoncorfed the
-, Rasa'9n' were abandoning their forts ,n Inc ees,
'4 y he hlack SEA Soucham kalt had been burnt ana
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GREAT EXCITEMENT FLOUR MAKKET.-The flour
market opened yesterday morning with sales 81 50 and
81 62t l,o0e bbg selling the latter figure AT the
Merchants Exchange under the from Europe prices
advanced IS 25-4OO bbls selling at that figure A
sale Of 420O bbs Howard street made At So Up
wards Of GOOo b changed hands prices varying from
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No iutimatiou o. the declaration q says the Lon
don Times j. Conveyed according modern prac
tcc the enemy but the announcement Of the Queen
determination 70 Parliament her own subjects and 10
The world i held % ~ sufficient pulcaton AZ the "a,
10 al whom u concerns
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-08-14
NOTICE.

I'm pursnapce of the will Of the late Phillip
Il Shee,z, will, on the premises on Friday,
The sth day Of August, proceed 10 sell, at pub.
lie bidding, sixty acres oil The tract OF land, oil
which the Testator died seized the residue
of the uac,-forly acfes-being incunbered
With life estate. The Mansion house, Barn,
and other Roof Improvements, are on the sixty
acres.
The tract is Of The Limestone Glass; with a
productive surface and dense sub soil and well
supplied with Spring and running water. II
possesses an excellent Orchard of the differen
varieties Of fruit, common To the Valley eli
male; and is situate in two miles of the -four
ishing village OF Mt. Sidney.
The terms OF the sale will be one third oil
the purchase money in hand, ami the residue in
one, two, three and four, equal annual install
ments, with bonds and approved security, and
the title TO be withheld until the last install
meni shall have been pad.
The residue Of the traet-the said forty acres
will also be sold when disencumbered Of the
lif.s-esate.
Possession will BE- given Immediately, except
as TO The buildings and the fields in cultivation !;
and, as to the buildings, the Is. day Of Septem-
Der, and me fields, SO soon as the way going
crop is gathered.
Ii is bul seldom that so valuable tract, for
The size OF il, is to b. found in market.
BENJAMIN WELLER.
Admir- with the will annexed.
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Public Sale.


r WILL sell on Friday, the 18th of Au-
4 gust, at my Farm, on Middle River, Angus.
Twenty head OF stock cattle, among which are
some valuable mich cows -Four or Five head
Of valuable work Horses; about Forty Head Of
Hogs, among which are some good brood Sows
Ten or Twelve Tons of we'll cured Hay-a
fs rate article; Between 900 and 800 bushels
OF Wheat about 200 bushels ot Rye; all my
Farming Utensils, which are in good order, and
among which are Wagons Flows, Harrows &C.,
&C.; together with numerous other articles not
necessary here 10 mention
TERMS 'fhe terms OF sale will be for all
sums over 50, credit OF six months, the pur
chaser giving bond and satisfactory security =
For sums under that amount, the cash will BE-
required. ClfAS. s.. THOMPSON.
Aug. I, 1854.
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NOISY CREEK ACADEMY.
- E,-f ,hrxss Dr,p aud D.,F cr Nj Co;n,

JED. HoToleIss, Prin. and Prof. Of Nat. Scien
w. A. BARTLETT, A. 3. Prof of Languages
and ElocutOu,
JoHs GARpER, Prof. of Mathematics.
C. M. PACKER, Tutor
I'M second session of this Institution will
q Commence on the first Wednesday of Sep
tenlber next, under the direction and control OF
the above Board Of Instructors. The success Of
the Institution during the past year is a suffi-
cenl guarantee of the competency Of The i'll
structors then connected with it and the new
incumbent being a graduate of the University
Virginia, bears ample testimonials to his qual.oi
cations.
Pupils will be prepared for advanced classes
in College or the University, and those intend
ing to teach common schools will receive spe-
cjai instruction Tor that business.
The School is situated in pleasant portion OF
Augusta county, al distance from any village.
The buildings are new and coumodious, iucu--
ding large Academy Building and al extensive
Boarding House.
Terms for the Scholastic Fear Of 10 Mouths.
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT. Spelling Read
ing, Writing and Composition, $40 90
Elementary Arithmetic, Geography, &c, IL 90
ENGLISH DEPARTMENT - Arithmetic, &C.
ography, Grammar, &c, 10 w
Algebra, Philosophy, Chemistry, &c., 20 90
MATH. and Glass. DEP T.-Geometry,
surveying, Latin, Sc, IS 90
Greek, French, German and Italian, 80 90
Board at the boarding house connected
with the Academy including washing,
fuel, &C., for the Session, 500 90
Bills payable one-halI in advance, and the
other half at the middle Of the Session.
Applicants can address the Principal at Mos
sy Creek, Augusta county, Va.
July 81 lS54.-llst Sep.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-08-14
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE!
Sale of a Valuable Tract of Land.

RY virtue OF decree rendeied at the June
~ Term, 1854, Of the Circuit Court of Au-
gusta County, III the suit OF Way land &c. cs.
Ponerfeld's Ex'or and olhe:s,w we will proceed ,on
the premises, on saturday the 2nd day Of Sep
TENDER next, TO sell that valuable Farm. con-
tanning about 1856 acres, formerly occupied by
Lewis Wayland, Esq.
The tract Of landis within a short distance Of
the Thinking Spring Church ard OF thu Virginia
Central Railroad. The land is in good cultva-
ton, and the Improvements on it are convenient
and desirable. Persons wishing to purchase
will have the premses shown 10 them by Robi.
H. Kinney, Esq: who resides on the place. Be.
fore the day OF sale, the land will be divided in
10 parcels by the County Surveyor, aud will be
sold in lots Or entire, as may be deemed mos,
conducive to the interests Of the parties concerto
ell.
TERMS OF SALE...-So much in cash as
may be necessary 10 defray the cost Of suit and
the expenses Of sale, and the balance in equal
insialmenis, payable in 6, II and Is months,
bonds with approved security, 10 be taken for
the deferred payments, and the title retained un-
til the purchase money is fully paid.
THOS. ] NICHE, L.
HUGH W. SHEFFEY. Com rs
July "a, 1854.
u Lex. Gazette, and Rock. neg. copy ids
and mark charges. Send accounts to this Office
for collection,