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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-04

HOUSE AND FURNITURE FOR SALE UPON EASY
II ter1ns, BY family breaking up housekeeping, all
the furniture Of rsi class dwelling house, comprising
nut dining ssts rosewood and cottage chamber sets vel
vet and other carpets, &C., &C., all nearly and SEINE
quito, new Also to let the house. situated in tho most
peasant and genteel part Of Brookiyn about thirty
minutes walk from wa street. Address Nodrog, Herald
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-04

LIAR RESTORED, OR NO cHARGE-AT 80. BROAD
III way, depot Of the Swedish Hair Creator where
the preparations arc applied and money taken, un
less the hair IL caused to These are
brought before the public in the fullest confidence they
have been tried by many, ana in case where they
heve been properly applied have they been known to
fail producing the hair For sale by Sd the prin ipa
druggists. n. BPrvate parlors for ladies and gentle
men.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-04

RIO BE IET.--TuE ELEGANT AND CONVENIENT
J. mansion known as Deer Park, late Abbey HOTEL
situate on the Boomingdae road and Eleventh avonue
between 10lst and 1o2d streets, New York. Tho house
"a repicte with every convenience, large SPACE Of
ground attached with garden, containing choice fruit
flowers, grape vines &C, ouhouses, stables sheds &C.
The premises sre highly eligible for FRS. class hotel
boarding house, seminary, or private asylum. VIII be
l. W. HINAiAN, No. . Coenties sip.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-04

HOFL AND DINING SALOON FOR SALEM ONE
Ii of the best locations in tho city. Inquire the
premises 1853 Fourth street. opposite Washington market
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-04

u IN FOR aAIE-A TWO STORY ATTIC AND
mOOOs basement house, hours ride from the
att b. the ears and convenient 10 the deeot house 20
by ~ test nearly hsishsd; lot 100 BY 100 feet On the
premises are several Ane apple trees, cholcs ruft
u. ". MCHAkpH, 307 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-04
NIIsCELLANEOUS.

COUNTRY MERCHANTS WILL BE SUPPLIED, ON
~ most liberal credit, with Dr. Tobias celebrated We
netish Liniment, which is warranted superior to an
other, the money will be refunded No Lniment pu
out on commission Depot 90 Cortlandt street. Jcr
sew CITY ferry
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-04

T,OR SALE CHEAP-A FIvE-HORsE STEAM ENGINE
II and boiler, al complete. Can be seen in working
order, .. WaAer Sons ia Fulton street. It is Eve
and half inch cylinder eighteen inch stroke with YER
cal tubular boilsr with steam pipe exhaust and feed
safety valves. All in good running order and can be
delivered, as agreed, at short notice.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-04

YINo IGE-ST0RI, AND PART OF THE DWIJiISs or
l. house 70 Third avenue, between Eleventh aud
Twelfth streets; excellent stand for dry goods o,
millinery business the having been carried on fo
some years. The proprietor is going into tho VIII sale
business. NIB Fixtures FOR sale. Apply in the IRE
rI,o LLT.-SUTTS or HANDSOMELY FURNISHED
i rooms in pleasant locality, &c East Tweatiett
street, between Broadway aud Fourth Avenue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-04

That arc driven together. and that can trot mile
gether In three minutes or less
Best Team. $500 Ord best team. 49,. :. Is
CLASS H-AArc9aD CARRIAGE HoRsns,
Best Pair four years old 4th best pair four years
and upwards, owned old and upwards, own
by ONE person 800 Cd By one person. 40
.nd................... 90 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Srd................. 20 9th .................1o
CLASS E-NATCHlD HoRAnS, IAN0Y COtnnE,
Best pair four years old Sra best pair four year.
and upwards, owned old and upwards. own
~ one person. 500 cd BY ONE person. :. .tls
IuC 70
Class G-yAsx OK pRAuaHT HoRsD, WITHOUT RBaAs 10
COLOR
Best team, four years I'd best team four yeArs
old and upwards, old and upwards,
owned by one person $50 owned BY one persont {,
End ................. %
The above premiums to be awarded In pure silver nate
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-04

u oOMS WITH STEAK POWER M IET.-THREE
III rooms, about 4ox3o each, Win six horse power,
squirrel in the brick building foot OF 1lSh street, on
as Harlem river. Apply at L. II. WATTS Edge Tool
fsnufactOry, adjoining
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-04

no LET-THE THIRD STORY OF BUILDING q BECK
i street, with windows front, rear and sde IS
eet Deep will Be let to two tenants Also, basement Of
10 IL Spruce street. well calculated for pressroom
ID In the immediate neighborhood Of steam wer The
nom Is 90 feet deep, with gas. Inquire Of
JAMES COMMON SONS, 20 Beekman street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-04

ID FADERS, TAKE NOTICE-THERE Is NOW GOOD
III opportunity for any wishing to 60 into public
business For sale hotsl and boarding house In the
the cheapest and best stands in the ward For further
information call at james Codys liquor store 1A2 iber
~ street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-04

yvO LET--A PUBLIC HOUSE, DOING GOOD BUSr
J. ness also two large rooms, with four ante roomf
isoinng, suitable for society or military purpose
,ypy IT t25 Grand street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-04

IMPORTED GAS FIXrURES--H. DARDONvHL.E AS
Broadway, socits the calls Of the public to his i'm.
potations for the fall trade Just receive The superb
orty Of bis articles is world wide known and warranted
Also, mechanical lamps carcels and moderators, and
furntares for said lamps. Rape oil, wholesale and
retail
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-04

L,OR sAIE-A TWO STORY FRAME COTTAGE, AT
II Twelfth street, Brooklyn, Fifth avenue, con-
tanning nine rooms, also pantry and cellar outhouses
cAterns &c; piazza in 'front.' The house il in excellent
order and the ground tastefully laid out The Court
street line of city convenient to house. Price
81 $50; $685. cash, the balance very easy terms.
II. A. YOUNG, No. 51s Pine street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-04

TOR sALE-rHE STOCK, FIXTURES, &C., OF
Il fancy dry goods and millinery store; superior To-
cation the best business The Il elegant
~ fitted up, and the stock composed Of and SALE
able goods. Apply at 102 Nassau street, No 9.
PURDY co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-04

DOARD IN BRoOKLYN-ONE OR TWO SINGLE
ID gentlemen can be accommodated with pleasant
rooms in private family, few minutes walk from Full
ton ferry by applying at liz Sands street. References
exchanged.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-04

DOARD ON BROOKLYN HEIGHTS -NARgIED OR
ID single gentlemen accommodated with pleasant fur
nshed rooms In eligbly located house on Brooklyn
Heights, commanding fne view Of tho river and bay
within three minutes walk Of the Fulton ferry. Apply
immediately at ID Poplar street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-04
LOST AND FOUND.


I oST-FlvE ONE HUNDRED p(D. LAR BILLS ON TIL,
IL Seventh Ward Bank with seyera smaller bills Tie
number Of the large bills left at the Seventh Ward
hverirg thsl receive 5000
I osT-0N sATt RDAY AFTERy0oY- Wa,TsT PASS
IL IRON the ftot Of Warren street to coAes place,
"'ar @urIsy srecf ladys gold watch with chsin at
.acnsoi .Acheron q Constantine Geneva, makers, No
-. go Also poi'tmonnaie containing IS bill OF, The
Nort RIVER Bank, SIXTY cents In srer and sorps vis;.
ing csras ID. Ep j.r viii H. literally 70 ssr,ei Nv Iasv
'us ne sf'ic'e' ~ The oesb Q; tie TeraM orre. =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-04

INO I.ET--A GROCERY SrORE.-ONE OF THE BEST
stands In the city, 165 Eighteenth street, between
eyenth and Eighth avenues. Rent $500. Apply to
9Eo. ". DEAN. 265 Bowery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-04

II EATBFR OF ALL KINDS, SUITABLE FOR SHOE
IL makers, harness Makers trunk makers collar max
ers &C. for sale q. Pears ONs 90 Frankfort street, op
p0site Jacob street.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-09-04


e gsIRGlNIA AT Rules held in the Clerks
~ Office OF the Circuit Court Of Augusta
County, September the Nth 1854.
Sarah Stover, John Slower, Michael B. Slower
Sin on W..Sover and Jocob i Slower, Plaintiffs
against
Sarah Jane Altaffol, Margaret Sheetz, Sarah
Gathafif,e Sheetz, Jacob Sheetz, Peter Sheet
and others.
The object OF this suit is 10 obtain deed ic
sell the land Which descended TO the parties from
Jacob Stoyer, dec l.
The Defendants, Margaret lane sheetz, ia
cob Sheet aud Peter Sheelz not having enter
ed their appearance and given security, accord
ng 10 the act Of Assembly. and the Rules OF this
Court, ard il appearing by satisfactory evidence
that they are not inhabitants Of this Common
wealth Il is ordered, that the said Defendants
DC. appear here within one month, alter due pub
LEGATION of this notice AID do what is necessary
to protect their interest, and that a copy oil tins
order be forthwith inserted in some newspaper
printed IL Stanton, for four weeks successively,
and posted at the frontdoor oithe Court house. n
A Copy--Tesie,
Sept a. MICH G., KINNEY. e. C.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-09-04
Valuable Property in Albemarle
FOR SAL

YI,IlE subscriber offers for sale, his property
4 a, Mechum's River, consisting of 1873
acres of very fine land, OF which about one
third is rich bottoms, producing annually fifty
bushels corn, or two tons hay rer acre. This
land has on il new and excellent Hotel, con
tanning dining room, 4S by % teet, ard 16
other roatns, parlors and chambers also a
house III he yard with four good lodging rooms.
There are also On The place three olhei st,all
dwelling houses, containing from thee to iouF
rooms each, all finished also, capaclous
store house, in which have done a profitable
mercantile business blachsmiih's shop and
stabling for 80 horses.
This property is in.ersected by both the Vir-
sinia Central Railroad, and the turnpike lead.
ing from Charlottesville to Saunon, and thus
mas the benefit of both.
In addition TO the transient business, il. is
profitable for Summer boarding, afiordng do
lightiul country resort, for denlzens of the CT
ties. 1t is also very desirable situation for
large boarding school, AS this property will
positively be sold, persons desiring such a sit
uaii0n, are requested TO make eatiy application.
WM GRAVES.
Mechums River, Va, AUG. q 1851.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-09-04

The Greenbrier Era furnishes lie evidence
given al TIE trial OF this man before the County
Court Of Allegheny, one week ago The testi.
inouy OF N rs. Pitzer IN relation 70 the cifoun-
stances OF he death Of Miss Phaly, est. al5hes
strung case OF suspicion. She had several
spasms and vomitings. Dr. Mcdonald was 81
SO present at the young adv's death, toeether
win Or. Thompson, and testified thai she sui
tered from the severest spasns lie eyer witness.
ed, and died in the third or fourth He links
the symptom such as stryGltaiae world produce
but might have been produced by letanus-
He went on TO say
gave nedicines to Dr. Thompson for Miss
Ehaf also Died iier at The suggestion OF Dr.
thompson, thinking it would relieve the excl
'ailoll " The Train. Al the calm following one
VI 'ne sp@tms. el i'll company with DR.. Thomp-
son -Dnl was soon after recalled. Returning
iound Dr. L. there he said The spas,ns were
tetanic. The manner of his speaking, in CON
necilon with other crcu instances, caused me to
suspect the use OF strychnine. Did not see how
hysterical commissions should produce death un-
less they induced appoplexy but the symp.
toms We're not those Of appoplexy. Dr.. Thomr-
son said the patient died from suflocation, and
thai he had thought Of performing an operation
called loyngotomy opening oi the .windppe-
10 relieve her. did not express an opinion
"oeu' i'el vase ~ NY "oseti e-ho' ~ u
gested opinion, OF confse-probably said II was
not dangerous, or that II was hystera. The
hfs ' medicines gwen were 10 purge IN otaeF y
relieve the brain; afterwards give valerian.-
lhnk the case would have yielded 10 waterman
naa Il oeeI hy Is, w haye some eehvefsa-
u e WIN VI apou' nl1ss fha,f IN lne potca
81 =, ene aoase aaef ief eeaah, ne sa'a MISS
/ Nas nhaef ei'e impression e,'ae she was en-
sasea 10 hiia aoa' sa ne, haa ASKED nm LOT
softelnis9 10 kili herself with, because no
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sen,emhaf Z. 49,.
COMMISSION nfss stLs0FLhNp.

COMMISSION Efss sALEts E LAND.
~ virtue as a.deefee Of the eireui, cenff
as Of Augusta County, rendefel al the lune
term, 1854, in the eause Of Balsiey and lie,
rs Gfeinel's heirs, &C., The undersigned the
commissioner therein named, will. On The Esd
day Of SEPT. XII prass4ts, 10 sell. upon tue
premises, by way Of Public auction TO the
highest bidder, VALUABLE TRACT OF
LAND belonging to the heirs OF George Gren=
ef. deed This Tract contains aboHl 227 acres,
the precise quantity will be ascefiained by sur
yey before the Jay Of sale, } ana is of fte quail
~. Il lies five miles from Stanton, with The
McAdamzed road ruu:iing tire it. The COM
| missioner is authorized by tire decree 10 sell the
laal IN parcels, if he deems it best, ard ii is
probable that The land lying east OF the io9d,
containing about 90 acres, will be sold separ-
ately.
TERMS. -THE LAMP Tor one third in hand,
and the balance IL equal payments at l aud 2
years, the purchaser giving bonds with good
personal security for the deferred payments.
and the legal tile retained as Ultimate Sc
curly.
ROBERT P. KINNEY, Com'r
August IS, ls54.--tds
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Tstr 49, 20 ~T4n
az 81. 3 r ~ S,s<R.

On the oath inst, BY Rev, 5. j. Love, Nj
I JEROME SEhLERs, To Miss MARGARET K. BEL
all OF this county.
/ At the Manse in this place on the 18th inst
1 by Rev B N Smith, MIR VIM. c. HA6As
Principal Of the Montgomery Preshyiefis
Academy, to Miss MARGARET j., daughter c
Mr. VIM. l.. Smith, OF Powhatan county.
On Thursday evening last. By Rev. MIR. Lips
comb, Mr.. JOHN G. HuNrEn. FHeman Of III
Free Press office, formerly ct Harrisonburg
Virginia and Miss Ann RsBEccA, eldest daugh
| ter OF The late Geryis 5. Gardner, OF lhi
town.
u Good luck, Jack. aMsery loves com
pany," and we are sure we could not have bet
Ter company than you-so we are glad yo
have been caught mapping. Who would hav
thought, few years ago, when we were havin,
our fun in the old brick ell" that in the blesse
year of our Lord eighteen hundred and fifty
four, we would both be at the head Of families
Whew Surely, Jack, this is a progressive age
or the "limes are out of ioint.p
On the 23d instant in the Second Pres5yteI-
IAN Church, by the Rev. MR. Newiiu, VIM t
VINCENT, OF Laurel, Prince Georges County
Md, 10 SINAH ANN SIMPSON, of Alexandria
On the 18th ult., by the Rev !. Woods, a
Grape Hill, Nelson CO., Va, Mr. JAMES w
IItusoN of .staunton, to Miss T. B. SMILEY, o
the former place.
To Mr.. J. w. Hudson on his rrarr.ape.
Take her. and may no word of thine
Ere cloud her brow with care,
Take her, and be thre' lie the same,
Unchanged and true 10 her.
For thee she efi her cherished home.
Aud many Kindred heart
For thee she breaks all other links,
vi tenderness apart;
Tor Thee she lefi her household shrine,
Made sad enc home % brighten thine.
Take her, fer tl.ets thai home is mate
a lonely. lonely spot;
An lie VIII be a lonely thing,
- 0 spend where she Is not
10 Know that she VIII come no more,
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-09-04

Died


Or THURSDAY last. after brief illness, Mrs,
BeTsY AM WILSON, wife Of Mr.. Daniel Will
son, OF this county.
In Greenvile5 on the safh of July, Mrs HAn.
RiErrE NJ. BuRcH, in the Gsth year Of hei
age.
OF inflammation, on .lae luass, near this place
on the 2lst ult., JNo. Nj .LLoRY, second sou Of
inc. Nj, aud c.. 3. Basselt, aged 5 years, !
months, and 10 days.
o. Newark Eagle please eepy.
Al her residence, in Albemare, CT the end Of
August, Mrs a. K. kIssoLvise, aged nearly
68 years.
She was the VITA Of Col. George Washington
kinsolving, with whom she had walked for al
most 50 years--a most iathful, devoted and
atiectionaie wife. In the relation of mother IL
a large family Of children and Of mistress to
servants, she was worthy Of all praise.
OH Friday the 25tl, uIt., at her residence neal
the North Mountain in Rockingham, Mrs. NAN
cY CRAWFORD, in the 7lst year Of her age.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-09-04
Office.

"a S trustees in deed of trust executed by
"a. John &. Kyle & Bro, on the 18th Of ia
", 1854. and recorded in the' Hastings Court
Clerks effics OF the town Of staanlon, we here
by notify all persons indebted i'll any manner to
The SAID concern, that said debts OF every kind
have been transferred 10 us, for the purposes in
The said deed mentioned. Our duty requires all
immediate collection of said debts; and upon
all Of them, without Discrimination, not settled
by the 18Th of August, we viii be compelled 10
institute legal proceedings 0af receipt only
" III be all aeqHilianee.
IEboDEN s. alecEE, Trustees.
&oH i25A
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HARDWAREAr Who'll sAI.E.

HARDWARE At WHOLESALE.
- Nc DESTROYS Of Still further extending M
4.Sss business, have determined to offer add
tlonai inducements tg purchasers, both in prices
aud assortment. an now making lafse addi-
tons 10 my stuck, and viii be in weekly receipt
of goods throughout the season, and having
perfected my arrangements fer tn9 sapply Of
English and American Hardware upon lie ;aesf
favorable terms, ! have no hesitation in assar-
lrg those in want, that can and seiH sell upon
Terms as favorable as can be had in this or any
other market.
Particular attention will be given 10 all kinds
of Mechanics Tools, Building Materials, Glass,
&c. Purchasers are requested To call aud exam
me, to satisfy themselves tefola laying in their
supply. GEO. L. PRICE.
Juls 81, 1854
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-09-04
Trust Sale.

FssN Write Of deed executed to the hnlersgn
ID ed BY James L. Lamb, shall proceed at the
late residences OF said Lamb, on Thursday the
olsl day oil This month, (Seplember,) 10 sell at
public auction the following property. Six
head oil horses, COW, number OF hogs,
harrow, and other articles Of farming use Z
feather beds, bedseads, bedding, &c, | straw
do. bureau, = falling leaf tables, / clock,
] daz chars; cupboard aud contents
looking glasses mans saddle, l woman do.
gindstoae, grain cradle, moving seyIhe
and snead, 2 falling aAes, . riding brides
also, any increase Of Tic stock aforesaid. since
the date OF the deed, MAY 50th. ls49.)
Terms OF sale, cash--sale 10 commence al
l0a O'Clock.
n K. TROUT, Trustee.
Sent. 4 1854.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-09-04

EN pursuance of a decree, Of the Circuit Court
= OF ttishiaHd County, Pronounced on the 4ih
LAY OF May 1854 il The ease OF Ratkin w.
Douglass, Executor Of James Douglass, decd,
VS., Samuel J Heser, the undersigned will, OF.
the 10th day OF September, 1854, proceed to
sell, at public auction, 70 the highest bidder, on
The promises, the Two Tracts OF land, in the bill
and proceedings mentioned, or SO much thereof
ds may be necessary to satisfy said deciee,---
One tract contains rs acres. and the other l47
acres. These lands lie on the main Cow Pas
iufe River, in the County of Highland, and are
the same lands owned by James Douglass a, the
time Of his death.
TERMS OF sALE.-0 half Of the pur-
chase money 10 be paid in three months, and
the remainder in twelve mouths from HE day OF
sale-~the purchaser giving bond with good per
sonal security with interest from day of sale,
and The legal title 10 the land retained as ulli.
mate security.
July .slN, 1894.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-09-04
ToIeign News.

The Europa arrived at Halifax on the 3oll,
with seven days later from Europe. By her
azyices, we observe no material change In tie
markets. Flour WAS selling in Liverpool at 81
shliiags, equal 10 about S. go -eonsdeftfly
below our own prices. The prospect Of tho
foreign harvest aas fettefirg.
By submarine telegraph. received at Liver
pool from ParIsffeyioas 10 the sailing oil tho
Europa, we have the announcement that inteli-
gencc bud been received Of The surrender Of Be-
mefsnnd on The i6I Inst, and tiiat I've thou.
sand Russiaa prisoners had been taken.
Tie Anglo French subsequently, laadea a
force of i2,600 men al Romersund, supported
by the fleets.
PARIS, Aug. ls-Eocning. Tile following
has just beer received Orders have beeh Is
sued or the Anstraus TO enter Wallaclla and
they have commenced crossing the iloniler al
Jurnm Severn
Letters iton Odessa TO the III instant say
that no real hloekade OF that port is maintained
or in the sea of Azoi
Il is reported that Prince Alexander Gorl-
sehakeff has notified tils7 Austrian government
that 80 long as the Turks are in WaIlachia the
Russians will retain certain points IN the pfinci-
pallllss.
On The 7lh ami Sth Of August The French ex-
peditonary force landed on the Aland Island
north OF the fortress Of Bomersund. AT the
same time the English aud French marines
landed on The south Of The fortress. The disern-
barkation was covered by The wal Gamers and
was effected without IMAM getting his feet
vet They then erected batteries while the
Russians destroyed theirs and then fell back OIL
the main fortress.
On the l2h The fortress was completely in
vested. Ga the l4lh Tho Russians made a soIiit
but were driven in. On the 18th the Ffenei
carried The redouht aud captured eight gun,
without losing maa.
Another account says that it was strong
Tort, and required several hours hard fi.hlin.
The buEibardihent OF tile man fortress COM
nienced on the 18th.
The reports in the English papers say that
The inhabitants Of Aland had risen against lht
Russians, and it was proclaimed by order al
the French Animal from The pulplts OF all ,ht
churches that the Russian away over The Island
had cpasrd
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-09-04
The Markets.

In Richmond at latest dates. -four was
selling at $9.aa.5o, for snpelline; Family
10. Wheat, receipt increasing, with an
improvement in quality red, It's, cash,
white, $50. Plaster, $50.
In Baltimore, flour was selling at $50,
Wheat, 1.70.a1.S0.
In New York, flour was selling at 9.50a
10. Wheat, 1.S0a190.
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Got, Sale.

WISH to sell privately my small. traot Of
z LAND containing % ACRES, with abou,
6 acres of fine young timber, and good portion
Of meadow, with never falling water on it,
The buildings are all new; i. is altogether de.
silable home. Any one desiring 10 buy such a
home would do well TO give me a call. NV
residence 10 about s miles North ryest Of
Maynesooro or Elk Run, and mile ives, of
Hermitage Post office, where yea will find me
IN wagon makers shop a, any time.
ULRlCI BURkHOLDER
.lnly 81 1874 I'm - =.
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Public Sale.

TTE will sell at public auction, in EIarrsan-
sssss burg, on the 18th of September. iii
being court day. in front OF the Court House, 3
pieces Of Kefsey which We're put off Of our
stage at Slaunion last fall, with no label on them
TIE owner IS hereby notified 10 come forward,
ptove property, and pay charges, and take il
away, Or else sold Oh that day for charges, &C.
w. BURKE & o.
Winchester Republican please copy weeks
and send Bill 10 the Union Hotel for payment.
Aug. Il, lS54