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Titles in the Turkish Empire.

The freoucpt use of the words "Suitan, Porte"
&c. in the newspapers publishing accounts of
affairs in Turkey at the present time, are erron-
eously understood by many persons.
1.-The Sublime Porte" is the official title OF the
Government of the Ottoman Empire, and not the
fitle of any officer of the Government, as many
suppose it to be. ,z,.
The Ottoman Emperor is called Sultan, or
Grand Sultan, or Grand Seignior, according L"
the fancy Of the person speaking or writing
They all mean the same thing.
Pacha is the governor of a province, and ac-
corling TO the Importance ofhis province he Is
distinguished by one or two or three tails. Eve
nv Pacha has his army in his own province.
distinct from the grand army of the empire. "A
Pacha with three tails has the power to punish
with death any agent whom he employs, or any,
Individual who seems to threaten the general
safety.
Bey is sub ex-governor under the Pacha.
The Divan is the Council of State. and consists
of the principal ministers.
The Refs Eff ndi is high chancellor OF the en-
pre and stands at the head of all the body of at
torneys-which body is thought to contain the
best informed men of the nation.
Cadi is a sort of Judge OF justice ofthe peace.
To order the bastinado on common people, to I'M
pose fine on u rich Greek or European, TO con-
denim a thief to be hanged, is about all the duty
ofan ordinary Cadi.-Boston Transcript.
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CHARLOTTESVILLE, March 2lst, 1854.


My Dear Sir On yesterday, (Monday,) in
company with several others, crossed over the
Blue Ridge ina fine new car, drawn by the Loco
motive -. r. Anderson" The trip sue
cusstully made and all of us arrived in Staunton
Mt shutdown. This morning, Ii minutes before
O'Clock, the cars left Stuunton everything went
ON well till after we began to descend the noun
tain. The locomotive was unhitched from the
ear, and kept some distance ahead of us and
when we were rather more than half way down
the mountain, the chain to the brake of the coach
broke, when we began to descend with fearful
velocity, and rs there was Il curve ahead of US,
those on the locomotive did not discover us till
within ~ feet of them, aud crash was
inevitable. 1t was awful To anticipate this crash.
In an instant we came together Those ON the
engine were swept off into the road with the house
of the engine, and fortunately escaped without
serious injury. Those of us who were in the cur
were Frustrated amid the wreck of sents Miss
Kinney, daughter of VIM. Kinney, Esq, who
was sitting near the stov had her face burned,
Mr.. George Clemens, an employee on the road,
who was ON the platform of the cars, jumped off,
but unfortunately fell on the track, and the pas
senger car passed over both his legs, aud he will
probably lose his life. After the crash the cars
began to descend with increased speed, when
jumped off from the rear of the car Mr.. Gill and
another gentleman did the same. | fell upon my
back, and, thank God, escaped with only some
/ ruises. Mr.. Gill received AN injury on his face
We had ladies in the cars, and it is wonderful that
they, as well as the other passengers, escaped
with their lives. Yours, &c.
JAMES AIENANnER
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-24

LEAD MINE.-The Lead Mine, lying in Abe
marie, purchased by some ten Of our citizens,
promises to be a most lucky speculation. We
have seen specimens of the ore containing "a per
cent of lead and five of silver. 1t was bought for
a mere nominal sum; but in the hands of an en-
ergetic mining company, it will turn out to be a
highly profitable affair, at any reasonable invest
ment The fourth of lead mine adjoining was
recently sold for 500 200, and the parties hold
ing the one under question have been offered
$4,000 for their Notwithstanding Her
aid.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-24

ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RoAD.-The
through passenger train,on the Orange and Alex
andra Railroad, commenced running Tuesday
thereby completing the connection with the Cen
trail road, and leaving the interval from Lynch
burg to Charlottesville, only to be filled
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been anticipated from that sound thinking aud
seeing statesman. Gov. Marcy promptly de-
cIined to entertain any communication expla-
nation with the Government II France, or any o.
Their authority save the representative OF SPAIN
and demanded to be informed under what shade"
ofright or usage the Government of France could
pretend to interrogste him on a subject in which
France was apparently uninterested.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-24

SECRETARY MARCY AND THE French MINIS
TER.-ltis stated that the French Ambassador,
on seeing the Presidents communication to Con-
gress, touching the affair of the Black Warrior
and the Cuban authorities, at once obtained an
interview with the Secretary Of State, demanding
an explanation of Blat he termed an extraordi-
nary production On the paat ofour Government.
He met with just such reception as might have
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-24

Mr.. Dickens announces a new tale, under the
title OF Hard Times,'' to be published weekly
IN 'Household Words" A new poet from the
humble walks of life, named Girald Massey, has
punished small collection of very striking no.
ems Several new works on the East and two
or OF three rather good novels have also appeared
maid Lyle"
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-, have been seraehed, without success. IL Il
mite probable that the crazy mo:aer has cast
her off spring into the river, from the eridgf oac1
Of the depot and the swollen stream a o nas
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-24

A SUDDEN DEATH.-Mr. Nelson, president of
the Bank of the Valley, located here, died after
only few hours sickness ON Saturday NIGHT
last. He was good citizen, and bis death will
be much lamented by all who know him. lie was
aoou. 90 years old Peace be to his ashes
Stounton Messenger.
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FUNERAL, NOTICE

~. NE uheral services Of LAWRENCE MCDANIEL.
FoLKEs, son of WIN. J. and Elviro Folkos LII
De performed this evening, at their residence on
Federal HILL at II O'Clock. The friends and
aequantances of the family are invited to attend,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-24

FREDERICKSBURG AND GoRpoSsytt1p Pan.
Road The first twenty-five miles of this rood
were put under contract on Saturday last. to
about dozen different contractors. "
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The + EMAIE sly st EN-.
Liver COMPLAINT. Debility.

Extract irorn James Harris. E-qs Letter, Aesag@
fa-A'ter <penkine of wonderful cures on hln''ea
says Mrs. III has been suffering with the ll'eif
plni.t and with innhiii'y, constantly ccmrla'hns'
better health han 70 tnirv yrn,s being entirely r.
ed lS u" ua "f Hompfon's Fcg,kt5ic Tnct"re.
Diseased Side, Breast, Eyes.-ESlrart ~
Letter ir"rJ G imcs. Esq Lou ton county '"
w'te has BEEN for yeps afflicted with great VIZ
pam IN the breast, sile anl hack; Palpllh,i'i =,
heat; ieebcncss o the nervous svstrln; ss a. an
compieAi"" snllv; the sighi OF eye Pl'n"'
o ,,,. We weak | am pleased . say ~
I'm mr. las restored her Ia perfect h0da
ate = you'd now rs ever hey u ere.
II Gail and got ra#n,hlpf. .5fFT
Sold i's J. II SEAY.& co, Llnciiu5 eu'
oo"tsviLc; A. ]. BROWN. Ciarlo,tc,N r. an an, Il,
Druggists through ,ut tie s,afr "'Ti =
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Severe Case of Rheumatism

NCCTIsYILLE, bcmiNTe Co, w
Ma Oh 4th, 1888
hessgs. Mortimer g. Mowbruy:- Genflrmen-'hn'
been Athlete with ihcumali,ni for some time J.
wor-t inrn's, aud mol being able to obtain relic,
other medicines, was induced to tr, "tiumrtoh'
eiahle Tincture,' few bottles of which. am helR
say, have made perfect cure. ;,
Atthe time commenced using the 1inct;re
scarcely able To walk. | am now. and have been
Yours y o .,t ,ra I,''' 1'' r''@ \. E. MAJ
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-24

The American citizens resident and soiourn-
ing at Havana, have addressed a strong remon-
STRANGE to the authorities at Washington against
the proceedings of the Cuban authorities in sciz-
ing ana plundering the Black Warrior. After
rehearsing the circumstances they say" in our
judgment this sudden interruption to our inter
course, which has become important and of long
standing demands the prompt interference of
our COVER ment, and an explanation and redress
from her Catholic Majesty the Queen of Spain +;
and therefore, while we are dwellers in her do.
mlnl,n ms, we earnestly yet most respectfully ask
the government under whose protection we left
our country, to demand such explanation and re-
dress as shall be satisfactory to great and hon
orable nation.n
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-24

We heard an amusing story told as occurring
on the last arrival of the Mexico at Galveston
1t appears that among the list of passengers on
the manifest, the name of the Earl of Durham"
was legibly recorded. The news soon spread
and was promptly communicated to the English
Consul, who in the generosity of his nature at
once engaged two rooms for his distinguished
countryman at the fremont and then proceeded
with a carriage to the steamer to convey him to
his quarters, when zone grand mistake was dis
covered The Earl of Durham on the Mexico
proved to be large Durham bull from kentuck-
" The consul doing well at last accounts
fndianoia Bulletin.
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in the navy. and 50 her position is not among the
nobility of England Of course on DIT Jumper
ntries Is very Jealous and unhappy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-24

TROUBLE IN THE BRITISH WEST INDIrs.-A
letter from correspondent in Tobago, W.T.
ceived by merchant of Baltimore, gives the fol-
lowing alarming account of the condition of af-
fairs there
TOBACCO JAN "a 1854.
The present is rather axious time for the in
habtants ofpoor Tobago. Her Majesty's troops
have been Withdraw from this and other small l.
stands, without allowing sufficient time to prepare
for important u change The people have
been excited by misehevous suggestions and dia-
bolcal threats, and every one has found it pru-
dent TO live with arms prepared for the worst
On Saturday night last, within few hours of the
time fixed for its preparation, most fendish
plot was discovered, and the ringleader captured.
1t was arranged that "before morning, Scarbo-
rough to be made as hot as HE'LL 1t was
expected that the white inhabitants of the Island
as ON n former occasion, would all flock to town,
to assist in putting out the fire, &C., and then, in
the crowd and confusion, they were to be assas-
sinated. A fate was reserved for their
wives One Joe Arthur was the contriyer and
leader of this conspiracy. The confederates were
almost all Bydians. The examinations are not
yet concluded and the disclosures are so horri-
BILE that the public mind is in fever of excite
ment. have the pleasant assurance that am
particularly doomed.
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M AS0NIC HALL,
"A R ROW Is OMINCn1
"Old Bill ParrOW /" and Tram.

Ell leave 10 announce, that they will pl,a H.
ID their '7
Inimitable Ethiopian Performances
in lyncl burg, on THURSDAY FRIDAY and SAD
DAY EVENINGS. at the Mas onic Hal Ingrj
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-24

TIE STOCKHOLDERS OF TIE SouTHSlpE RAIL
ROAD COMPANY met in Petersburg Tuesday, aud,
a quorum being present, report read by
the President, the matter of which, the lntel-
g"nccr sayF, wns confined pretty much to the
purchase of the Appomnttox railr nd from the ci.
~, aud the issuing the bonds of the compuuy for
the purpose ol raising the hlane, If money ne
eesSary tn complete the road II l.yncaburg. -
The stockholders agreed unanimously 10 the
purchase 81 the Appomattox roud 10 City Point,
and that work now constitutes II part of the
SouthSde road. The price paid wa Sl75.O00.
by this arrangement, tonnage from above will
reach deep water in James river. without being
subjected to the cost Of trnn,-hipment or the
di>proport onate charges of different company.
1t cannot fail 10 have an mporttn. effect ON the
business of the road. a vote WIS To have been
taken in Petersburg Wednesday, on the question
of authorizing the Council of Petersburg to guar.
antee the bond of the company, to the amount
of S3OOOOo 10 enable them Ia carry the work ON
TO its completion with all possible expedition
The people of that city have manifested too libe-
raj and intellig nj zeal in behalf of this work.
to allow Us to doubt the success of the vote.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-24

Governor tBrigham,) Young of Utah. has just
given his annual Message" He states the i'm
migration into the Territory during the past year
at ten thousand souls OF these, portion are
from the northern European States and the Brit
ish Isles; very fair division to Utah of the an
nual foreign immigration to the States, when we
consider her far inland position
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-24

Pubic MEErlNG.-A meeting of the citizens
of Lynchburg-the Mayor presiding held
at the Masonic Hall yesterday afternoon, to elect
delegates to the commercial convention of the
southern States, called to meet III Charleston.
Monday, 10th April. Resolutions approving the
objects of the meeting authorizing the Mayor to
appoint thirty delegates, and recommending to
the Council an appropriation to dgiray their eN-
penses were adopted. The names of the dele
gates viii be reported through the papers of the
city.
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CANDIDATES FOR orp,e-

70 We are authorized To aar,,,,,,.. -.
WATSON, a candidate Tor r..-elr,,. VILLA,
Master OF Police for the City of L,pciJ,. he If
mar I7-tde 'uufs.
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LEE h a Cnndilae for the ficcae :, LAfAfET,
bell Comfy at the mkt election. 'neha Of Ca
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-24
To the Voters of Lynohbu,..

nm a capdidate Tor your suffrage,
April next Tor Tie oilice Of Mtstcr Of = ~ eerla,
residence at tor'y-t~o years in your c;,, oles At.
hool' deem II unheeessaryto SOY aaa ftsb
The Office. GEO IRE tie a5fi.
i'm die HheiVAf :
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oraqh Js are a nnnS;1 70 ann"unee SAp,
Bctifp i county. tie 4ext eccti, ''e d Sher n
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Will you Read the Truth .


A Medicine must have merit and great melitIo
IA the test ofpublc opinion. No art If ma,
gavanise worthless article SO as to keep il up asa
medicine, # it be not rea " so.
A good medicine will live, be ONE popular. and
tend its sales year after year. in spite Of oppoi,
The peol lie readily find It's virtues and the Ls
them pnsse> from mouth to mouth with more n.
than newspapers can spread it. A living wines, /
Tying to the cure medicine has ade for him il n
more service u an any newspaper advertising
In proof of shai say above, we refer ,t
HAMPTON'S VEGETBLE TINCTURE, and h,
fecls Its praise is in the mouths of multiude..
best men in our country give their Testimony to
wonderful cures. Anon, them we mime Hon.
Cloy. Hon. Rich NJ John-on, Vice President Of
United States, with hundreds of others. Cant Thu
Canot-brolher the eel braied physican of
Emperor of France-was cursd by it of n disea.
seven yeas Standing ,nfrer he skill of all the Doc,a
Europe and Amer, had faiIed to cure
TRUTH is MIGHTY.
An Appeal to every Man and Woman
.4nother Cure By HANPTON'S TINCTUR
ONE OF OUR OWN CITIZENS.
The Rich, the Poor, every Where, bear the u
Testimony.
Real the follow ing Certificate frem Lady eHia
by Postmaster f. =. Coorer:
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Hampshire county. Va, March LIST, 1854.
Mr. e. Z. Cooper Dear Sir: Agreeable to YOU
quest and my own desire to benefit the afflicted Ii
by certify the great relief have receive from the
of Hampion'S Vegetable I'mcture
| was taken with violent paipifation. or rather
tering an trembling Of the leart, which continued
era days; it seemed as i'm, heart had almost torg
its office. Tn, familv became alarmed and procure
bottle of this valuable Medicine, and befoIe had
near one bottle of this fracture Of Hamptoa's WI
tirely relieved.
This is the third Instance Of relief in my family
the of this valuable Medicine. Two or three
ago was laid up with alteration Of ing ankle from
Of what is generally called II k leg | had lost a
and appetite, md the sore VIII oh was Some for /
vi and down. and hnlf way around my ankle. II
every effort to heal it, until procured Hampton,
etnbe Tincture, one bottle of which r, sor' my
healed my ankle, and am fieer from swelling ina
the last thirty gears.
Again, one of my daug ht,rs was very low from 4
dysente,y y, aud whtn she began sit up her feet
menced swelling, which increased every dav and
TO be very painful sic used bottle of Hana
1hcture; the pains We're assusged, the swelling
81 led and her health ieiurnel-we kept her legs
dae ed with strips OF WOODEN untii her strength leiu
| have been thus particular. that others un Ter I'D
circumstances might be induced to avail themseha
this remedy. Yours with respect,
ELIZABETH EDwAH|
do hereby certify that am personally acqm
with Mrs. Edwards, an | can safely recommend nj
boye statement TO be correct
f. Z CooPER, Postmaster,
Capon idge Hampshire county,
i-g7 Delicate Ladies' and Children will please give
trial.
Space wa not PRINT 10 name hnndreds Of oahcaI
Geo W. Goodrich. Capt. Thos. Canot, Robert ~
James Smyth, cured of Rheumatism.
John Perva, S. a Griffin, Iohn Luke, Rev. V
ridge. U. s. Navy, and thousands OF Others cum
Dyspepsia, Scrofula, Cough. Liver Complaint, BpF |
It's, ST. Virus Dance, .Sc. We refer to our cir
Call them.
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An Appeal to every Man and Woman
CAPoN BRIDGE.
Hampshire county. Va. March LIST, Is

Read the follow ing Certificate frem Lady en-.
by Postmaster f. =. Coorer:
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-07-24
sAM'I b. BROWN. s. II. SHOOK
BROWN & SHOOK,
GENERAL COMMISSION & FOR
wARDING MERCHANTS,
Richmond, Virginia.

T,HANKFUL for the very liberal patronage
a heretofore extended 10 our house, we
again tender our services TO the farmers of the
Valley.
All consignments Of Flour, Wheat, Com and
produce, generally will meet with prompt at.
tehtion al our hands.
We wish it understood we charge no drag
age on goods sent TO our care for sale.
We beg leave to refer to few of our
customers and friends in Augusta and Rock
ingham.
AuGusTA-H. G. Guthrie, Esq, NJ A Coin.
er, VIM Bell, ] 3 Breckenridge, Jno Bell,
M G Hartman, Maj. Jas Walker u Bfandeblrg
& Co. Stuart & Baldwin, Jacob Baylor, b.
X Harris, w d Bell, Sam1 II Bell, x Sum.
merson, " Swoope, Geo w Crawfosd.
ROCKINGHAM B L Walker. A Brock.
Jos Byerly, Sam'l Cootes III VIM b Yancey
r Pickering.
RloHMoNn-H.Aall s. Co, C Warwick, ia.
COB ShooE. Shields 8 Somerville, Kent, Paine
y, hni, Webb & Son, Jas Caskie, Pres't Bank
Of Va; w p S,ro,her, Cash'r Exchange
, Bank; Rawlings q Miller, Jno P. Ballard.
July "a, lS51.--6m.
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NOTICE..

srN Pursuance of the will Of the late PhiAE
Il Sheez, will, on the premises, on Friday
the Slh day Of August, proceed 10 sell, at pub,
lie bidding, sixty acres OF he tract OF land, Oh
which the Teslaior died seized the residue
OF The irac,-for,y acles-heing incumhered
With life estate The Mansion house, Barn;
and other Roof Improvements, axe on the sixty
acres.
The tract is OF Inc Limestone class, With Q
productive surface and dense sub soil aud WEI
supplied with Spring and running water. Il
possesses an excellent Orchard oi the different
varieties Of fruit, common 10 the Valley cis.
mate; and is situate in two miles OF the flour,
ishing village OF Mt. Sidney.
The terms oil the sale will be one-third ol
the purchase money in hand; and the residue III
enc, two three and four, equal annual install
rnenis, with buuds aad approved security, and
the title To be withheld until the last inslal
,aenl shall have been PAID.
The residue Of The taact-ihe said fofty acres
will also be sold when diseuculnbere5 OF the
ita, estate.
Possession will be given Immediately, except
10 HE buildings and the fields in cultivation
and, as TO the buildings, the Isl day oil sepiem
her, aud ,he fields, SO soon as the way going
crop is gathered.
Ii is but seldom that so valuable a tract, fol
the size OF it,, is to be found IN market
BENJAMIN WELLER.
Admir- with tie i'll annexed.
J,,t,, n
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Staunton Academy.

TEEHIS cid and long established School will
"a, commence its session on the LIST day OF Sep
.ergber next. The Board OF Trustees have lhe
pleasure Of announcing TO the former patrons Of
The Academy aid 10 the puble generally chat
they have secngel the services OF Lyteilon
Waddel, Esq, as Principal. Mr.. Wa.fdell's
former connection with the academy, aud his
widely extended reputation as a scholar, ead
eminenily successful Instructor oil young men in
alllhe branches of finished education, is the
highest enafansee the Board can offer oil the
claims this institution has upon all enlightened
public.
The Board are row engaged IN making ex-
tensive repairs and additions to the Academy
bnilding, and fitting it up for the residence Of the
Principal and his family, and with aecomnoda.
lions sufficient TO board and loage Il number oil
students; so Thai gentlemen from a distance send
ina their sons OF wards tn the Academy may
leel assured that their Comfort and morals will
be as selulously cared for under the eys Of The
Principal as if they were his own soas.
All the branches Of thorough English, { las.
steal and Scientific Education will be Taught in
The Academy. As a preparatory School TO The
University and Colleges of the State, we conf
dently recommend il, as equal 10 any other in
the Commonwealth.
Terms made known on application TO the
Principcl. WIN. Nj. TATE,
JAS. A. COCHRAN.
Slaunlon, July IL, 1854.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE!
Sale Of a Valuable Tract Of Ian

MY virtue Of decree rendeted at the Iuns
~ Term, 1851, Of The Circuit Court OF Au-
g,lsta County, in The suit of Way land &c. Us
Porerlield's En- or aud olhess,we will pfoceed,on
the premises, Oh saturday the 2nd day Of Sep.
TENDER next 10 sell that valuable Farm, con
tanning about 1856 acres, formerly occupied BY
Lewis Wayland, Esq.
The tract Of land is within short distance oil
The Tnkiius Spring Church ard oil the Virginia
Central Railroad Tie land is in good elltiva-
lion, and the Improvements uu il are convenient
and desirable. Persons wishing to purchase
will have the premises shown 10 them by Robt
Fl. Kinney, Esd. who restless on the place. Be-
lore the day oil sale, the land will be divided in
To 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 conceril-
el,
TER1IS or SALE..--So mech in cash as
may be necessary 10 defray the cast OF se!t and
the expenses OF sale :, anil the balance in equa
instruments, payable in 6, y and Is 'annlhs
bonds with approved security, TO be taken pl
the deferred payments, and the title retained rn-
til epnchase money is Tally paid
THOS. NICHE, eca...,
HUGH W. SHEFFEY: s e'''' i
july p, 1855.
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