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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-17

DAxTER GUARD l5fu REGIMENT, N. y. 8 NJ
Ttt~ ronuany IN assemble at n cir Arn0ry, Thurs
-, tie 18th mat At o'clock A. NJ precisely In fall uni
te er tie purpose Of paving last tribute % respect 70
- ny,IIv mains their late assceiate private
nayce. BY order, GARREJ DYCKMAN. Captsin.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY
IN INSTRUCTION..

INSTRUCTION.
TcA BR0ADwAY,-DR. A. PAIGE, THE FOUNDER
lOf of eectropsthy new and complete system Of med
ial electricity aud for twelve years its successful praeu
sioner teachcr has established his Office and residence
above where he will at All times attend 20 the duties Of
his profession.
900 AND EXTRAORDINARY AND POST OFFICE sPE-
ACO eimens Of the beautiful writing II Mr. Rrsow's pu
ps positively rusrantee perfect hard ladies and gen
iemen for few e. partor A. few young ladies' IN card
linen marking received. Apply Immediately. Horatio
street evening academy No. To- BRISlOWt
CENTLEKEN WISHING TO LEARN FRENCH IN A
VI private family, can apply to the teacher 272 Sixth
avenue. Six hours Of lessons "a week
DENMANsHIP.-THE SUBSCRIBER WILL RECEIVE
pupils daily this week for private class inssruc
ton in the art Of New pupls for bookkeeping
commencing before wednesday next, will receive
source Of writing lessons without charge copytooks with
'A'"' OLIVER n. GOLDSMITH, sa Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-17

Baach.lor's Hair Dye II still the Leading
nscc by all acknowledged to 70 the hest aye extsnt
Sxectly cooring the hair the II s applied Tens
IL all of the world proclaim ID the only
ssaiable dye known. Scld st BATCHeLoR'S g3 Bread
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To Parties about. Eu,ld,no w

To Parties about Building, who want Plans,
kc-Terms $l5 for complete set Of plans and spec
items for building ess uated to cost q 80 for set OF
Building Committee Of the New York Deaf Dumb In
stitution. WIN BALDWIN STEWARP, AZ ,hitecs, &c.,
ll0 Broadway corner Of Pine street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-17

For sale-A Fine, Healthy Horse, Perfectly
sound and kind harness. also cart nearly and
frat order, with of harness The above will
sold cheap the about leaving the city par.
douars IL quire at the store No. 10 Wall street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-17

BELLS! Bells !-Mcneeiy's Celebrated Charctl,
sory, steamboat lscomo 1--WE, plantation and other tolls
aonstartly band and for sale at the ouniry In West
Troy New York. and also at the agency, i5 Broadway,
New York. AEo, -ransits levels eompAssef &c o. tie
most approved construction.
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Third Day CIay H., OF Dramgo,d &

Prechs prize presentation to their oustomers-Pur-
ehsser 20 the amount Of viii receive scaled onvelops
containing gift Of kind varying in value from IS
cents $50 which be opened Immediately after the
purchase the article obtained Envelopes will he given
jn proportion the amount purchased is larger
cling this day and connuingfcr two weeks. The
number 10 100 Fulton street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-17

Singers celebrated shuttle sewing machines
apply the rspd,y ncrea sing popularity
rior working quaeg OF single threaded sewing
machines ~i speedily supcrecdc the shuttle chincs
EstheT Tbs public a. our csce can compare the various
which Is best /. IL. SINGER & CO., 323 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-17

Cr1stadoro's Excelsior Hair Dye. - This
nathess preparation accemplishes Us object unfangly
without crsping wise inurn the
fragile hair acts instantaneous y and leaves
Abe hair uniform color throus Sold wholesale
ystail, and applied at 3 stor house Cristadoroe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-17

The Humnnen Conspiracy Case-Further
Seyestins details this great exciting viii be
yeund In the National Police Gazette Of this wsek Ready
Thursdey ount Of other interesting matter
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-17

Elegant Frcnch and India Wedding and
Waiting cards engraved and preti in the laos: styles
wedding Envelopes Of tho lato,t deportation from Paris
and London; silver plated door plates a. EyERDELLiS
S2 Broadway, corner OF Duane street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-17

mmer clothing wanted and the place to buy well made
GARNER 10 at fa prices and whee 10 deviation osrm
M Is AZ ALFRED MUNRoE CO.'S clothing house, AL
Broadway Purchasers respectfully invited to give
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WANTED-BY YOUNG MAN, wac is A NATIN
Of this city and produce the highest testimo malls
his character and qua fcations situation
.e,k, assistant salesman In the hat cap, and
roods business or ia boot and shoe hon dry goods
establishment. Salary not much object reputA
Mo house Apply 10 hessrs Thompson White, No l69
ate
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TO Dye Without Pain IL a Consideration
through ife Hundreds dread dying, for many quack
assr.ns have, like mushrooms spIuag up Of late and
ruined many noble head Of hair destroying their
and natural nourishment Demonet Meyers infalbie
LIQUID hair arranted TO njure the hair skin
Ir syes the hair beautiful black or brown Sold whole
sale and RETAIL and applied prvately at 1 Corslandt
street. To te had also Of the following drug stores No
Rast Broadway, 500 Broadway, 06 Grand strickland Ne
6 Eoyery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-17

WANTED-AN ACTIVE AND HONEST CoLORED
accustomed 70 auction sales Of household furni-
trre married employment eau he given to his wife in
Apply before O'Clock In the merbing in the evening"
at 1G9 T~enty street. near Eighth avenue imme
datey.
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WANTED-A RESPECTABLE. INTELLlGENT AND
W competent eolorsd woman, willing 10 to Europe
who good test nonis will hear OF good place
~ applying in person al he Hotel Napoleon, Ipboken
this week
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sn, tic doloreux, cramps or acute psinY
you % and want 70 DO cured ust " one bottle OF CAL
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| WANTED-A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE
W young woman as nurse and 70 do plain sewing Good
city reference BIO given Please cali I'll Sixth
avenue door from Seventeenth street. in the croekery
store, for two days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-17

DIAM COOK, AND IRONER.-sITUATION
want ed in private family; good city reference given
Arry at the corner Of Hoyt and Pacific streets Brooklyn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-17

WANTED-BY NEAT, TIDY YOUNG WOMAN A
w situation as chanbermaid TO ssst In the washing
and ironing aundresa she thoroughly understands
her business brt washer and and under
stands French futing hne musins would do the
general Homework of small priv family the
OF city reference Please call at No. 81 West Twenty
fifth street the back floor, Seventh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-17

The Greatest Discovery OF the A2c.-Or. To-
BIAS Venetisn Linment for the dysnry Group,
cholera collie rheum &c. ould be without
th valuable remedy Every bottle warranted Sold by
al the druggists throughout the United States Depot O
Cortland street
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/ VNANTED.-Bl A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN,
w situation washer and ironor would have
objection to do general homework Apply at No. 10
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young woman as nurse and seamstressi the best Of
city refer given from her last situation objection
TO 60 short distance in the country Apply at ld5 Canal
street, for two days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-17

WANTED-BY RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN
situation as chamter maid and TO assist In washing
and ironing Has objection to go in the county,
the best Of city reference from her last place Can be
for two No 50 Nineteenth street, between Fourth
and Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-17

WANTED-A SITUATION BY MOST RESPECTA-
w bic young woman, in private family, as scamstress
dressmaker; cut and tit oil kinds OF chdren's
clothes and Is competent shirt making and all
kind Of family sewing and has tho best OF city reference
II her sat places Please call At lyl Thirteenth street.
between First and Second third Aoor back
Can be seen for two days
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-17

WANTED-A RE. PECTABLE WOMAN TO DO THE
general housewo rk OF private family; one that Is q
good washer and ironer and good plat cook Apply to
J Laird, so Chatham street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-17

yNANTED-A SITUATION, BY A PROTESTANT GIRL
w to do plain sewing and chamberwork; wages
object only respectable home wanted. Apply at Isl
Spring street. Best of city references gwen.
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The Hummen Conspiracy Case-Further
o. Pc . .ss Il s xss
on thursday large amour. Of other interesting matter
Summer clothing wanted and the place TO huy we'll made
q M SsSS S wssrs sns house.. III
broadway Purchasers arc respectfully invited to give
Lace and Muslin Curtains from Auctions
S..s Sc az s and S
bought az suction az great raerhee and win sell the
% says co pi s iaas
A ss ss ms aSik ~ %
Ladies' Dresses Accurately Fitted and
Zach on,s
and fIrnissns s sEwsASs No.
Lace and Auslfn Curtains, from Auction,
'Ts paper pn
ss sp 81 M a ana And s rss
Turtle Soup To-day, at Bayard's, State
''''"'' y ''''''s 'As' ?. II. BXYARD
Counterpnncs and Table Linens from auc-
psssn"s pa
sa large size only heavy
splendid patterns Marses countcrpanes from - to
a.m..i table linen y,ra yards wide; spisndia pat,
s. s ass
;s g. e. 1s ss asSe nsn
RI Grand street, corner Of Muiterry.
French Boots, Shoes. and CATERS received
monthly BY EUGENE FEkRis, No 90 Nassau street third
scientific principles Fairs Paris boots constantly
hand
Arts and ArtIsans.-rhc World mny, ere
respect to mechanical sk and ingenuity which it
i g a. j.
q praise which not only rataes the mind bus repsnhes
concerned hut very ttls diaerenee Mr BIS new store
at a6 Broadway and bic old at $50 Fulton street.
whether for ladies' gentlcmens Ho zhoud be dis
tnctly remembered.
no Capitalists. FIFTY Acres OF Land, Adj
joining Upper Morrisania 30 feet front Harlem rail
.cRf sHs street, saa cma " Gs ESD
N, 5Tryon
ReMOvnl.-Fsper Hangings, whole sale and
Sssa e 7 Faye GATE Of fhos Faye "a
Pearl street. has opened DEPOT 81 z7 hroadway d
Eeetly opposite tho City Hsli fH0s. FAYE CO., 20
Broadway, opposite City Hall
To Parties about Building, who want Plans,
kc-Yerms SIS for complete set Of plans, and peci
otto for building etimated to cost Refers the
ssaos | sss sfs WV aas Dsno
n0 Broadway corner Of Pine street.
Carpctings, OIlcloths &C., Ssc.-It Is highly
Ysk this and The ensuing month"; to know that at the
ali their varied excellence originality 10 style oolor aud
pattern can procuret prices infinitely less than
void hy them viii 10 found most rigid examination
Scientifically represer ted.
S HM; H {. EiGsY' }4s Broadway.
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must Re able to cut and II: childrens dresses and
tenth street. Wednesday and Thursday mornings
tween and IL O'Clock.
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yNANTED-A YOUNG LADY, or GOOD RECON-
menjaons who IL able to keep the current writing
and to attend first class confectionery store and willing
to 90 TO Baltimore will hear OF good eton by apply
ing TO CHI LICHTE BERG, SO Chambers street. up
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Trusses.-Crysta1 Palace only Prize Medal
awarded TO MARSH CO No. az Maiden lane for their
radical truss imported silk and elastic
socks knee caps and stockings Of all kinds
hrmity - -
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WANTED-A SITUATION. BY A YOUNG WOMAN,
w ascook and excellent washer and roner. City refe-
given Please call mt ia Thirty third street
Seventh and Eighth avenues first floor room Can
be for two days IL u OF suited.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-17

DR0FEssED CONCENTRATION WANTED IN A
rensleman's family. Good city refer given. pply
At 4 Multi cry street. op qoste ST. Paricks Church
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-17

NURsTRYMAID AND CHAMBsEWORK IS A GOOD
IN sewerSituation ted good city reference Apply
Of ~ Eighth avenue between Thirty nth and Thirty sixth
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yNANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT
w girl situation as chGpbermad aad 70 take Of
children. Can be seen FIR two days at 50 West Eighteenth
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VTANTED-BY HIGHLY RESPECTABLE GIRL, A
situation as chambermaid and waiter; is coed plain
Will be found willing and obigng Please call 1T
Elizabeth street. at her present employers for two days
VrANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN,
w situation chambermaia waiter. Can well
recommended. Apply q, 433 Pearl street.
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WANTED RESPECTABLE GIRL, sITUA-
w ton in small private family Ia good washer and
mnding baby Can give good city reference Please call
at 500 Hudson street second door, back room.
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yNANTED-A sITUATION, BY A TEMPERATE, IN
w luxurious man. AgsistApt porter any capacity
p which he can make hiu.e generally usefu,; viii not be
he inyaids Bert city reference each cury
required Apply for three day., ct l65 Third street,
address A b., Herald office
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-11-29

Is - Il IL "a -
,,HE HOUSE And LOT, on Augusta street, at
i present occupied BY Richard Hlwkin'. Possession
given on the lSt of January next.
II. j. * W. b. CRAWFORD.
Stanton, Nov. 10, l,5i.-tlstJ
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Valuable Albemarle Lands for Sale.

pursuance Of decree of the Circuit Court OF Abe
marie pronounced in the cases of Robert Davis COM
mttee against Davis and Others and Of Elizabeth Davis
committee against the same, shall, Thursday the
18th day of December next if fair otherwise the next
fair day. offer for SALE upon the premises TO the highest
bidder public auction, two adjoining tracts OF land
ing in Albemare, on the OF Buckmounain Creek,
copou and constant stream; Que tract containing, by
survey, 317 Acres. with considerable proportion oil
Low Grounds The other tract containing, by survey,
325 Acres, is well watered, and has on ii Saw Mill
and Blacksmith Shop.
These lands located within six eight miles from
the Blue Rdgcare in highly respectable and ntelii-
gcat ncghborhood, about fourteen miles north OF Char
ottcsvc within ten of the Central Railroad, and nine
from several manufacturing Mills; among thcm the y-
drauc Mills, situated on the Riyanna; and 10 which
point the improvement oil the navigation OF the River by
horse boat is now in the progress Of execution About
onc-half of the lands is heavily and valaaby timbcred
and the public may be assured, that they among the
very best quality Of Abemarlc tobacco, corn, wheat and
oa and-as well admirably adapted to clover and 9th
grasses.
The tracts viii be sold separately or together as may
seem cxpedicnt on the day of sale. Possession given
the first day Of January next.
Persons DESTROYS to See make enquiry as to these
lands, are referred to Mr.. Orve Allen, or Mr. james
c. Carter, residing adjoining hcm aud whose post office
is Earlysville, Albemarle.
TERMS.-Cash for remaining costs OF suit and charg.
OF sac the balance of purchase money on credit OF
. and years with ntcrestfrom first OF January next.
Deferred payments TO BE- secured by bonds with APPROX
cd personal security and the title Of the property retain
cd until such bonds are paid
V. w. SOUTHAIL, Commr.
Nov
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SALE OF LAND.

m pursuance of decreta order OF the Circuit
d Court Of Augusta county rendered at the No
vein5er Term. 1854, in cause therein depending
between Sarah Slower and others, plaintiffs, and
Jacob Stover's heirs. defendants, there VIII De
sold al public sale. on the premises, on SatWady
the 18Th day Of January next. very desirable
1R.4CT or LIND, which descended from
Jacob Slower, decd, lying III the County ct Au-
gus,a on the Valley Turnpike rnad and the wa
tiers Of Naked Creek about three miles below Mt
Sidney. near Burke's Mill. adjoining the lands OF
Samuel Byers, Thomas Burke and others. and
containing betN cen los and lilo ACRES
There is running through the land never falling
stream Of water The soil is Of an excellent quail
ity. with sufficiency of timber. and about Ten
Acres of good Meadow and about ~ Acres more
that can be converted into meadow. The I'm
provements are a comfortable DIVELLLNG
HOUSE. good Bara, Creamery and Corn Cnh;
Orchard sc. Persons desiring to see the land
will he taken over it by the tenants ON the place.
TERMS.-One fourth in six monlhs. one
fluth in Is months. one fourth in 80 months, and
tae remainder in ~ mnnihs; to be secured by per
sona security. and the title reserved as ultimate
security Possession given in March
JOSHUA SLOWER. sc, Comm'r,
Noy. 90. lS54.-tds Rock. Reg. cupy.
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D8alD.

On the 18th inst, of Fever, SILAs youngest son Of
VIM. Southards, aged 10 years, months and y days.
o. Monday, the 2)th, CuAnLGs, youngest child OF
Henry Bare, aged about three years
At his residence near Glasgow, Kentucky on the 18th
of last month"; JOAN TwYMAN, az ID about 6S years
lie emgratcd from the county OF Orange IN The year loi4,
and settled on the same farm whc he died lie has
left a widow and three children with numerous grand
children who mourn for the loss OF knd husband father
aud good man. His last moments were caeered oy the
consolation OF that Religion winch he long Pruessed
At his residence neer Grceaviile, i'll this county on
the list nst after lingering illness OF several months
JomN a TATE, in the 10th year Of hiSage.
He was gentleman OF no ordinary worth. as was man
fest IN the esteem which he was held IN all the reia-
tons of life 10 sag that he was an aiectoaate hus-
baad kind father. good neghbor, would BE- but Or
binary commentator. H. possessed warm heart,
noble and generous soul He valuable, public
spirited cit;zen AID his fellow ctzcas manifested thcr
appreciation of his worth by ciccting hun one OF their
Representatives. in the Legislature OF his native state a;
a tine when very important Laws were 10 DC enacted
| He wai a maa also in whose Piety his Christian
friends had confidence, and highly csteemed, actve
| and efficient member OF the Presbyterian Church Of
| Bethel and there his loss will be deeply felt.
Indeed, the death Of such man is u public calamity
Bat that I'd 10 whom he nal coasecrated himself has
| IN his wisdom removed him TO more exalted state Of
existence, and more glorious sphere OF activity
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COIMlSSiONER'S SALE.

PURSUANT to decree Of the Circuit Court of Bath
L county, pronounced the October term, 1854, in
cause hercin depending, in which Elisha S. Williams
aud others were plaintiffs, and Lamach w Villains and
others defendant, shall proceed SELL al the Court
house of said county, OIL he l2h day Of December merit
70 the highest BIDDER, two separate parcels Of
land living and being in the Failing Spring Valley in
the said county of Bath containing 81 acres ad-
Joining The lands of James Cobery aud others, and the
other containing 30 and is the which was al
l,tcd to him under decree of the County Court OF Bath
county, pronounced in the Of Thomas Stonestrccta
gainsi the heirs at law of Thomas Williams, deed.
credit of six, twelve and eighteen months will be given
by the purchaser cxccatng bond with good security and
the title TO the land retained ultimate security.
WM. II. REyERC04IB, Commr,
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Eosn-aaiSsiOner's Sale.

PURSUANT to decree Of the Circuit Court
Ut Bath clunty. pronounced at the Octoher
term, 1851. in cause therein depending, in Which
Erwin liuIharl. aIm niSiraior of Jhnes Jamlsnn.
deed WAS plliniif, and Alexander Jamisan and
others were defendants. slall proceed 10 sell at
the Cnur,-a ,uSr OF said cuunty. on Tuesday The
Oh Of J,auty next, to the highest bidder. a
Tract of La.ii lying on the Cow Pasture RIVER,
in the sud county of Bath, Containing ~ Heres.
granted ~ the Commonwealth ri V,rTn mia IA the
sad James .la;u$ln. decd, 4 credit of six,
twelve and eighteen months given, the purchaser
giving bud w,th approved sccuri'y. aud ihr title
retained as additional security I'LL all the purchase
money is paid. JAS COCHRAN, Comm'r.
| Nov -. lS5i.-39d.
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ayEaeaD snY Cash.

TOYS. CHINA TEL SETS. Sc.
'l'HE subscriber is now opening a fine assert
ment of TOYS. China Ornaments. G I'D Band,
Decorated and PLAIN White China Tea Seis. large
Mirrors. Lamps. Caster Frames, Knives and
Forks. Spoons. Walters, Trays, with general
assortment Of Glass Ware; also Blue Printed
White Granite, and Common ware Of every de-
scrpiion. with Il great many nice Fancy G,"dS.
suitable Tor presents. all Of which lie will sell low
for Cash. beng of opinion that the old system ct
cred, and Ling prices should he abolished. which
will he advantageous both 10 purchaser and seller.
Siaunlon. Nov. 20. 1854. f.. HiCkSON.
n. B.-Cnuntry produce taken as Cash. Also
Guitar will be sold Bargain.
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N6s'EEStEI,

ON the lst October last Thomas l.. Hartman became
" partner in my Bu,chering Concern. The firm hav-
inc been chang very desirable my accounts TO thai
date shall be settled My customers VII place me I'M
der additional obi cations by settling their amounts with
Mr. Hartman, who is alone authorized &c settle them:
WIN. C. GRAHAM.
w C. GRAHAM & Co will take pleasure in sery-
w ING their friends with the choicest Meats that tn:
country will afford Il. l.. Hafman and C. Cronc may
be found regularly on market mornings, at our stall
W. C. Graham s. T. l.. Harman a.c alone authorize
y ''e' wv W. c. GRAHAM & co.
Staunton, Nov. Is, 155t.-3t.-Y., NJ & U. X. copy
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Commissioners Sale OF E.and.


Spy virtue OF decree of The Circuit C.ur of
~ Augusta. pronounced N1vemher llh. 1854.
in the case of Rubl. II. Brown. Guardian. &c,
plaintiff u.s. jacob iIlnger'S heirs, defend ants.
will offer at public auction on 1hmsdoy lie 18th
deg of December. 1854 the premises respec-
lively, the fil,wing parcels ut laud belonging 10
the estate OF Jacus Hanger decd, viz
LIST. A LOT containing 50 Acres, being the
same which was allotted by Commissioners To Ja,
Cob Hauger'S heirs in The division vi The land OF
George FuIwider's estate it adjOns The lands Of
john Armstrong, r, Turk aud others
2d. Theand known as the LOI'1'S TRACT,
containing 50i ACRES. with Il DWELLING
HOUSE aud good ,4PPLE ORCHARD upon
it II aijul"s the lands o Gcorge Hanger, Henry
on and others
These lands lie. respectively. four and five
miles South of MiddlebruIk, aud will be shown 10
persons wishing 10 purchase by the undersigned,
who lives IN the nelghborhUnd
TERMS One fourth cash the remainder in
three equal annual payments after the date ofSalo.
with interest from da,e. the little in the land re-
tanpd as ultimate security.
Sale will commence at 10 O'Clock upon The
Fulwider land. ROBERT III. BROWN.
Nov %, 1854. Comn'r.