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q ATE1 = - r,,slr.;=-.s,!s,

G. aoREuzaT 3 = a 7 ilsk Ga u - - -: -
st. Lswreres The American steamers rains the Express and
treai and Quebec connecting osdensbdgh Cape
a AZ Roprsa a Atlantic and ST. Is1ess sSd st.
Chsmpiain Raroad for Portland White Mountains,
~ 1-f f' Tirne-a4 hours 20 Montreal -s va
BAY STATE Capt Ledysrd NEW YORK Capt Chapman. eave
day, Sundays O'clock Cape Vincent
entire length the Tkousahd Islands the Rapids beautiful
Lawrence by daylight and Montreal O'clock
Passengers leaving O'clock
those leaving o'clock have four hous Falls The
for Boston, etc. take the an OF
Buffalo ogdenbg at hapsst O'Clock
Immediately, arriving Boston at hsass O'clock
SA"'' 'A' THE UNITED STATES MAIL LINE.
Sesme ONTARIO Captain Throop CATARACT Captain
NoRTHER NER, Captain chds leave Lewiston
Niagara Falls toachng Rochester, oweeo snckea
Kingn CLAYTON Breeky and Ogdsnug connecting with
and the Rapids batif
meeting ogiensburgh and Boston Railroad Rouses Point
and and with the Erps Train Of Cars Mt oawego
for Albany and New York direct
Buffalo daily Sundays by the Buff
Niagara Faia Raisoad aoIdng
Bridge The the
Niagara River through Montrea leaving half
Yale The Cara Buffalo
the passing all Thousand Islands by
light changing ogdensegt and taking the splendid
rushing and daAhng waters of the noble ST. lawrence arriving at
O'Clock the sas1e time oT e euebe boats
Of the American Line bu expressly for speed
and comfort having all the equipments for safety required by law,
spacious and beautiful Upper Cabin the entire length
~ passengers csn procure Office,
opposte Buffalo and Niagara Falls Railroad Depot.
Offices in Cataract House and international Hotel Niagara
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The Bribery and Corruption investigation

The report of the testimony taken before the
Joint Committee appointed to investigate the
charges of bribery, etc, against members of the
Common Council, we give below It was pub
lished by order of the Assistant Board Of Alder
men in the official journal on Wednesday last !:
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NAHNEsToCK's VERMIFUGE. REED

CUTLER Co, Boston, the oldest most respectable
Wholesale Drug outea that city who their
knowledge regard TO the virtue Fahpesock,s yom
fuge; -
Having for many wears ,oa us, ysrm
remedy for Az safe remedy for his disease infants. chill
dren and adua think nnequaed has acquired
popularity snd sale far beyond similar with which
acquainted REED, CUTLER CO.
Country Neehhns the
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SATURDAY. MORNING, JULY 90, 1854
DANCING emusic.

FASHIONABLE DANCING ACADEMY. "A
Mr. r. CIIssEY sseay informs the Ladies' and 6N
Gentlemen q Nes Orleans hs By DANCING ACADEMY
Canal where he will teach all the MOST FASHIONABLE
DANCES. $5# .#gt 'Fs'T
p. n till dark. .,.--=.- i.5.--.ll AL 8
Private for Ladies' sDd Geremen, rone
A. tosP.M. 4 st}Te =
t.yr Class Gentlemen, from O'clock, H. nst
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Mr. Barkley a member of the Assistant Board, urged
upon Mr. Cooper vote for the road stating that he
could make something out of it, that he could get nice
piece Of property given him the lake and gold
watch for his wife. By his conversation, Mr.. Barkey
gave him understand that the present opportunity
ness answered that such propositions he wished man
to make to him, and repused them with indignation MIR
Barley stated who this property from
Witness knows nothing further Su5 A. W GoopsR.
Sworn to and subscribed before me this 14th day te
July, 1854. W. A. GoapoSs
e. L. TRACY
Messrs. Charles II. Noble, Charles L. Marshall +. NJ
Andrews, John Talbot, Thomas o. Laster deposed thai
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sTEAMsHIPS--sHIPs.

VIII leave THURSDAY, August g. al O'clock All.
Tor BRAzos SANTIAGO, via seHFfM
GALVESTON Texas Mai
Las-he new magnificent stonmuhip NAUTILUS,
Thompson will lenve puunluay For freight
or having apply
HARRIS a. MORGAN, foot Of Julia street.
opposite the Ste nmship Landing.
ky Az freight shipped by the Naatiua will bs delivered to
Kennedy, the Gfampus unless
tF Shippers provide themselves with the steamers bills Of
ladinx. No other form will be signed. jy23
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SALT-25 bbls Table, in bags, for sale By
~ ices eyv W CONVEX 5 CO.. " ssIast,
SCHIEDAM SeHNAPPS-50 cases VOLTS
NJ Aromatic. uins and quarts for sale BY
LTTLEIoHN, No
SrayisTs
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-07-29

w -, q,
,l I,;L S'1 g, oL ' ,I5; 49,
oS',5S' '',,; . U'I.''" - i's' a,,,
wear Cor sale nv : " lLcEoJr,p
rr1Tc, o.. D,o,-....I s,l,,a- ,r,......
- o'p1' h I %"I ,, '' w. r.. '' 5
AAA'"o' ior SAFE ny a. H. -'I' l'"'''' e.
100 hoChNlh9, --B brown, crush T ana pa "i-
- ~ 'g''SS" S'9'II' ~" """ Java Nomee'
%"i"en '2l'"P' rev orleans ana " esq
ars 1Tarr9rona Gc J " If.E.'JrIc -
c,1 o(,rr~ - ',,' ''''', '''
| l w. Gay ana PatGH' fever
E I I H. ''0'I ''"'''' ', ~ 3z 49, ,,"''
~, -o'C ,-...r -, - -. -, .'''','. 80
\ ooh " n y l. a.. - "7 "'2"eS'
', ma'NeI ", pF' , "'' 70, .' f155 Tor az!
G'1 o,,9r o " To'' =. "' 80. So 49,
= ~ ~ -, one 1o'''1''.'"g o1o", .
lana NE o'"'' p. aI ~ ,'I II, sac "|
r-c71ov v,,Tr, p,i,,I,.
- '''1o " . '''-' Iia o''' ,n ,,''','l ',I Wv.
-; LIS' w.; r ,o"s '"1;r,,' soJ ;n
and bsl ra,,l ke,,!es iii IrEaJ.ec
20 s,rT,DrSsrp,.,. ST. co.I.
~ y 1t 10 % D.'oT y '3 ~, ~ lo' SAFE
~ onI. vy,vTrn ooo nonnI, 81
-? yyno, ,a'.i - -. ,IiG ,ta 'G G;,,
m~rtot rrice will he naiJ ~ IinseIs or
",hor nsrohond;zo y n Ca,,,c,c,,
large sn,nrv Of C,r,o,s C.r,o,
4 Cham D,or Mans r.. AMI Iadi, lIo,,;da
for sale nv ,Tao n JrEoIres
CHOES-A fine otof city made calf
Nst;n and c,amoIoJ Ioo,h.r shoes Cor
sale NV Ina n lLF,,Jrco
-, 2o1-,-1c T-on, -,
NUUU he roceiye1 IN evcbanro for -.
linsev and other mrrcbanJize arIIe b;gb.
est market.nr;rp bv III lCEo5rcc
rPFsu FPrIT Or,ncos lemons
i F,,s p,,s:ns onl AI,6r1, f,r saIa
Nv E,o " II, T2Jycr
=; y -.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-07-29
-.ns.-..- MlTrUENl NATEIIES !

..s-i,s ! .ssG5.l.s.s. GoLD AND SAVER WAVE. l.. Il
--7-'-';-7- - .I.ii.r s. Co.. Wholesale Watch
oad Jawe'ry House, No 225 Baltimore srsti,
southeast corner 81 Cbar..s street.
Importers Of English and swiss Watches on"
iTcos Of every description, Watch Case Ma
kcc AMI Manufacturers of Fine Gold Jewel
ry. We call the attention Of Southern and
Western dealers in Watches, Jewslgy and ST.
yer Ware. u or very extensive stock. as-u-
ring them that iano article in cur line shall we
alow,aay establishment TO sErplss IL, either IL
quantity. quality or low prices. We are the
only Wholesale House in tbs branch of trade
ia Baltimore, and shall Use eyeryfai means to
Induce southern and western merchants to open
accounts with u. Oar terms shall be as liberal
ard accommodating as can possibly be found in
the Union. We viii take great pleasure n
showing or good, to southern and western
merchants, whether they open accounts with Us
oruot. /. IT, ,ULLEE y CO.,
Nor26-Iy importers If Watches. Bait.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-07-29
NiTPER j. NcTEIGH,

Es7'r5.., rci-a AID Domestic .Ajtions, G:ores
Hatr. sit Fyacy Goods Gsnsraliy, opposite Sa
~.,'a Haii kjag street ,3'sranlria, have &c ~lea-
~ {. Inform thaig ieuds and he p,,jI.. .r-
orally, Of the arrival Of their STOCK, cousis. :
OF T-at 'arj''. g every description - GOODS
u-gaN oUrG IT, 'Ue ErrIo.; Toy>Es az .aT.cr g.
ties. itcse purchases have been mSde under
i.e most favorable Circumstances Of the in,por-
iars AID manufacturers, enabling ten 10 offer
10 Coz. ty merchants aud oihsc dealers rs great
lndacen.ents i the way Of bargains as can be
ID Ec-;h. New. IS, lsj3Iy
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-07-29

nRGCLRlES -5gown Sugar at a ftp,
VI Crushed Sugar, Refined Sugar, Pull
yerj2ei Sugar, Loaf Sugar. Mocha. Java
and Rio Coffee, Molasses Of alt kinds.
Cheese, Chocolate, Brcma, Rice, Macc0.
ROM, &c. J. { Hesku.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-07-29
THROUGH BY EXPRESS :.
Tgls IS To cER7n.Y rliav


The Mexican Mustang Liniment
HAS been used qaile extensively IN Tie Stables
IL of Adams S COS great Southern, Eastern
and Western Expresses for caring Gaij> Chaics.
Scratches, Spsaru- AID Bruises, and L has proved
very efsctnal. "e have no hesitation in re-
commenlin- II a. valuable preparation, TO he
used externally Ct. a-1a Oh beast.
DUNNlNG,
Foreman of ADAMS s, Cos E-pgos, S.as!es,
New York
We take great pleasure il recommending the
.Hsricaa .lust&ng LjniAant 20 all Of our friends
and customers as the best article We La,e ever
used for Sores, S?caus, o. Ga!ds in Horses
We have used il extensively, and ALWAYS eiIc-
tua!ly. Some o! or men nave used it for sever"
Bruises and Sores, a, we'll as Rheumatic Pam.
and they al say it acts lie marc---wc can a.'.
say tia. We have entirely abandoned ;nc use u.
9ny other Liniment.
JM HEWITT, Foreman fer
,1MERIC.2NEXPREHS CO., III Wal! street
H.7RNDEN''S EXPRESS. Il Rraadw--.
PULLEN Virgil So cos lf Wall street
BELLS, FlEGC y CO.'S, IL Wa' street.
Having used the ,NE.ng Li,.m.oi 70 ruy fem
Ily for several severe eases o. hard bumps aid
swel.iDgS, l cheGriuiv give my certificate 10 is
excellent c..ec's. Ny daughter Id HAD
lump, the size Ci neI $ cEg, upon hor wrist Tor
year told hoI ~ rub il W!lh tie Li,imrui. F
aud te" applications entirely removed il. |
have also wed The Lnumc.t e.. Sarofu-ous
IGmOTs, or sweiiHgs in ,lc throat OF juag stai,!-
iH5, on two e NY servants, AID it removed ilci.
Ho.h in short time. I consider th,m all re-
masSab.e cures, an! recommend tic Mustang
Eminent as The best article | ever used
JESSE L. HOPKINS,
Proprietor cf Hopkins Hotel
Liberty, Va June 30, .S53.
MoTsauto"u, y. June %. 1888
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HOTEL. "a,
CinIe,iown. go Counip. u. ..

: I'his large and very coumodieus THREE sTJ-
4 ~ BRICK HOTEL, situated 10 Inc centre
and business part of The town, Is now among
The most attractive and desirable resting places
in the great valley Of Virginia Tie lzuiic,
Of tie Table of this establishment. are surpassed
By none, add the Bar Is at all times supplied
with choice selection q superior Wines and
Liquors. Several large Psrlors and airy Cham
bers have been added since lis, year. i sp.ea
Did IsiigJc .Ho,Elei C0q.a attends the Charles
town Depot. upon Tie a.r,r.. oi lie Cars.w dicA
will convey visitors 20 lae Hotel, free C. charge
Persons wishing TO be 2Ca,s, =, e. o,i.-I pa.t of
The town, Will pay TeasOIar t COMPENSATION.
Saddle aGd Harness tior-es. Carnage, Buygies
and careful drivers always ready f-G The accom-
mediation Of visitors
GEO. ". SAPPINGTON, Proprietor.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-07-29

( M0NG which xiii be found: Nerve
4 and Bone Ijnament, for the cure Of
Rheumatism. SpraIns. Burns OF Scald7 ;
Extract Logwood, Ayre's Cherry Pecto-
raj, Jayne's Expecloyant, McAI;ster ONT
ment, Pain Killer, Essence Coffee,
Swalm's Panacea. African Pepper, Rush
ton, Clark q Cos. Cod LIVER Oil, Per-
cushion Caps, Split and Ribbed, Pain
brushes, assorted sizes, White-wash brush
es Window Glass, 8 by 10, 10 by II, IL
by Is, White lead, superior quality, ia,
pan and Copal Narnish, Linseed Oil,
Spirits Turpcntine, ETHEREAL Oil, superior
quality, Soda and Water Crackers and
fresh Putty, for sale by
CHfRLES H3RPER, agent.
Fer L. G. BucELrs.
November 90. 1853 LII
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-07-29

ENTIRELN IKE s.Tt8LE.

- : IL
.Iar PoHy,< l.s f!y.5 ~i't E.I '.sIting D5s
'.." ", S5...'.
as medicine is "niranj"" on o'th,not 10 G.
II tain q pa..I..e ~ c&!C"cl' corrosive sUt
al nirf4. ar,er.a. ci 1ri.c Of go D, muriate OH
II ..r>. or a.y u;.... or.ftorious Minerals
70 Tic pr-uci2', upon ah ich his medicine a
Is by assisting AID HIrwoBl,.ng with nature.
drives sui al. r.,ui arr.m9nia., hImors from
H., .,,r r,s, ,.g he a..r,,i.,tinr with .
'.---,' r... ~. ...t.;., s...,, If the sfor,,c
$50: .... -, ..r, .te,o i not = 49,.
-. ~, .c.,, :, 49, l,r,or 6o5y n,
,., ..,..,,.,...,.., Pc. MI, I.,..ipro and !,
.. ..-....'.... .l,, ,..-ar.y &c -
% 49,. 80, ;,:,.y O'.'
'".H '.'' ''''S
CO 'l1' .'' ,,...,,.,,t97,. ",,oI 'S''I'.
vs. ~. "s' ,.'' '.' an -, al
INC. ~Ts ''' ''''' - '.- -. - ~ !.-'"Hei Ia
ever pee" "s.'' - ~ . '',r,,.S VI Ae1ciae
bR Hli"-' 5 @"N. '''- ~ '"E posses
'es a spe'i ne ac.I-H On ,.e ne. Gus :! STEM 40
Wi be loiau % e, esi'' 'e"''' IU' Il" PERSONS
afflicted NtH "c"" nerves, or whose h'Ete4
system has been P.C5ri'cu or shatercu IGo"
any case whatever. II let 1t Is almost Imfs.
z.vio 30 convey al adequate !d,a OF the speed
and Amos. m.r5cu'yui results which this Itni
ture effects in tie d's'a cd, bfo"en down an
prosuaioa nervous system. PERSONS an las,
tuac, weakness AID Glb"iN' before It's USE
once became r.oas' ana I"'' % 0"T,s!. "
matter whether d., Constitution mas oeen oro
ken dom by cyccs weak by nature, or deOA'
tatcd by scaDe $; is effect on ne uHStFuhg an,
shattered nervous organization Is equally Ger
tain and apparent. In case OF neura ga, heal
achr, vertigo, pain in ;he nerves OF tic lace,a
the various tram @, Nervous Affections pslPil
i.uof the heart. periodical he aches, cold an.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-07-29
A CARD.
NHAREES I. RREPMG

HHA8EES L. DREBING, RorE MlM'
NFAcTvREa, Mart.uEburg, Berkeley County,ts'
invites Tie attention Of Merchants, Farmers
liiiers and others, 10 his stock Of Ropes, coz,
Pflsing general assortment Of COIL ROPE BIZ
COMBS, PLOUGH IIsEs, ,iAsos LINES, HALTEs'j,
BLOCKING TwINE. BROOM TwrEE, &c; .diH CIV
Machine Ropes, manufactured to order. rUhI
iual attention will be paid 10 all orders received
November 20, 1853 l-E
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.

undersigned have this day aug. II, 1859
,acja;ad themselves in this city, under the
@ sc Of Harper & .WcTeiek, FOR the
b. -c "a q. q General Notion Trade; similar
.... IN -i- Northern cities
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-07-29

IS" he subscriber begs leave to inform
farmers and NIIl Owners that lie has associa-
ted himself with Messgs. VcYcigh & Chamber
lain in The Produce Commission Business. lie
will give his strictpersonai attention to the sale
Of Wheat, Corn, Flour,&c. and will, at all times
guarantee best market Prices-quick saIos-and
PromPtrcU-ns.
He most earnestly solicls call from the
Merchants also as he is satisfied it will be to
their interest to give the above stock thorough
examination before they supply themselves else
whore. D. HOWARD.
November &c, 1853. l-ly
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nc Weigh G. CaAmBERL ATT.



praIuca arI InmU;>E.EJ N.rrli.t,
,,l".. .JI',,,L., -,
If'A's '''' ''".' - '''@'
ETAYE the pleasure to make hn)"A 10 inc"
jlcus,omcrs ynd dealers generally ne aIf'i
Of their EILL SIJCh. purchased directly OF
tie importers In New York AID Boston, and con
,s,ins IN par; IS iuliovs-
IJl hhds \ o ? Rec and Cuba Sugars
~ do Clarified do
= boxes D .ua,e Ref.ed Loaf Go
Jg5 biol, Crushed an. Iu.yeri1eI d.
Cd do GrlnuAted 60
I-5haLs Trinidad. Caricnas. lluscJrldy and
S4.a--.ouse uoll,s,s,
lH5 bblsN Oard Sr-ar-raus, S,~uo,
sos Lg-s Green Rio. 5.ag.,aiso. l.a-u.~0 and
Af,0ll, Coffee.
Ic0 h,y. Old N5r,, C5r.,JsyaEraha d
For, ionr r,nar.rr,o AID c.ra-.I selection
thew ,re nrGn,r.i - ,.r.r Nm, LARGEST and most
io.;r,II s,,cI, ,r,e,.+rZ- f-r,o,~,E3 TT.{S that
~.''- .'''t
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-10-25
HO! FOR THE UNITED STATES
CEDE6ssN{s STORE.

CTEINER, BROTHER & Gu. have just opened the
y most splendid aad useful stock of READ Y-uADE
CLOTHING offered to the people of the Valley
Of Virginia The exquisite patterns for weddings
and parties to the substantial article for negro
be found at this establishment They have spared
taste, pains expense to maintain their motto Of Ey
ccsor in the Clothing business. Indeed, they have
purchased with view to selling cheaper than the cheap
est every article in their line. Their stock is unusual
y large the competition is great and hence it will be
dcsideratun to shove Off clothing at small profits in Or
der get rid Of their stock which consists in part Of
CoATs.-BIack, Blue, Green and Brown French Cloth
Frock Goats fine Blue and Black Goats Sack Goats Of
all colors great variety of Business Goats; Fancy o.
vcrcoats, from So 80 to $40; fine Black Cloth Over
coats Black, Blue and Brown Ovcrcoats Lambskin and
Fell do. Black and Blue Pilot Cloth Oycrcoats; Black
and Fancy Sattinctt Frocl and Sack Goats.
PANTs.-Twced Pants black docskin black and fan
cy Satnet, from 81 TO SO black and fancy Cashmere
and others too numerous 10 mention.
VEsTs.-BIack Satin and Fancy Silks; SILK Velvet
simere Plaid and German Vests.
Boys CLoTHNG-The largest and best assorted stock
of Coats Pants and Vests to fit boys four years old and
older, ever brought to this market.
NEGRo CLorHING.-A large and well assorted stock.
FrRNIsHING GooDs--Whitc linen and fancy Shirts
knit Shirts and Drawers; silk Neck s Handkcr-
chiefs; Stocks, Suspcnders Umbrellas, Carpet Bags,
Pistols Jewelry, Cloves Hats and Caps, Trunks, and
every other article to be found in first class Clothing
Hail. All they want is call from the public, TO con-
vince Of the truth of what they say.
Staunton Oct, IL, 1854,
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-10-25
EeGEE9.


In New Orleans, on the Goth ult, of Yellow Fever,
JONI TATE CHRISTIAN, in the S6th year of his age
He was son of the late John b. Christian of Augusta
county, Va, and resided for time in Tuscumba,
Ala where he long ruling Elder in the PreSby
terrain Church His early death is sincerely lamcned,
and is an irreparable loss 10 his youthful family.
In New Orleans, the 9th inst, of Yellow Fever,
ANNE LANGsrON CHRISTIAN, widow OF JohH T. CHRIS
tiah, lately decd, and daughter OF Charles Cooper,
Esq, of Louisiana She lady rare mental nc
complishmens and of the most winning graccs OF char
acer Her home is left suddenly desO!ae and her chill
dren doubly orphans
In New Orleans, on the lh inst. Of Yellow Fever,
CHARLES McLEMORE CHRIsTIAN in the 18th year of
his agc. lie was the eldest child of John T. and Anne
l.. Christian who but few days before fell victims to
the same dread disease.
The columns Of the Spectator have already announced
the sad intelligence that uGSsY DAVIS MAssiE is no
On Saturday evening the It'll instant whilst Henry
MasSie playtuily engaged with his well beloved
Brother Edwin aad some other boys, in trying which
could knock from the trees some scattering apples IN the
orchard of Mr.. d. Bush he used the breach Of his gun
in knocking from its branch which grew large
limb. The hammer Of the lock doubt raised aud
the mzzlc being directly above him, the qua oil
dscharging its nto his right breast passing
supposed through the Diaphragm and lodging the ncs-
tines, causing death in few minutes Edwin (who
Ill now) has been from Infancy the Rseparsbe compan-
ion Of Henry-saw the blood gush from his brothers
breasthe heard the exclamation Oh placed his hand
upon the wound and with agOniZcd and almost frantic
teehhgS enqnlrec e was sb0t fie answered yeS,ahd
Henry spoke no more. The brother led him home
wards some tweoty steps, when Henry sunk and in a
very few inmates expired Henry D. Massie, the son
of Nathaniel aud Elizabeth f. Massc, bora on the
ID day Of December lS40 and the time Of his death
nearly Ii years Of age.
Henry a noble boy, possessing much innate worth
A Mother could say, never knew my Heary 10 tell a
lie. One gentleman who knew him well remarked as
he looked upon his lifeess manly forr-Hcnry
markable for his discretion and the influence Ne used for
good with other boys. Another gentleman remarked
that he knew Henry from his BIRTH and had he been ask
ed but yesterday which of all the boys Waynesbor-
'ough he considered the best he would have answered
unhesitatingly Henry Massie.
But Henry is gone, and the writer only offer his
prayers and sympathicS with esteemed family, the
united head OF which have been especially so deeply
smitten and afflicted May that resignation to the viii
of Heaven which is the duty Of all to yield be render
ed willingly incense from the hearts Of all those aet
ed ones who feel and acknowledge that 'God docth all
things well. - Communicated.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-10-25

THREE VALUABLE FARMS,
In Rockbridge county, Va,

FOR SALE AT AU CTlON,
EDY virtue of decree Of the Circuit Court oi
- Rockbridge, pronounced on the 18th day OF
September last, in a case therein pending between
Robert Kaylor, guardian &C.. Plaintiff, and Thum-
as Welch's representatives. Defendants, | shall
proceed on Wednesday the 18th day Of November
icct to sell at public auction. the following tracts
of land in Rockbridge county. to wit:
The GalbraHh Tract, containing about 400
Acres, lying on The main Valley Road, twelve
miles above Lexington, two miles from the Natu-
raj Bridge. and about three miles from The James
River and Kanawha Canal.
The improveme nts are Il large BRICK Dwell
LING, with ten rooms, well arranged. 4 Brick
Kitchen Smoke house, and an Ice house, with all
necessary out. houses. The house has been uccu-
pied for many years as Tavern. and is well a
dapted to that purpose. In addition 10 these i'm
provements, which are on the read, there is near
the centre of the farm, two story LOG Dwell
LING. with necessary out -houses. Also capital
EARN, with sheds on three sides. About 25O
acres are cleared land, in good state of eultiva-
ton. About 80 acres are in meadow, well set IN
grass. There are two fine Springs on the farm.
The whole tract is well limbered, well enclosed,
is situated in a fine neighborhood, and is pro-
duc,ve and desirable estate. =,
At the same time and place, will also sell at
auction. the Buffalo Tract. containing about l5o
ACRES. lying on Buffalo Creek, and adjoining
DR.. Barton and others, within one mile of the
Plank Road. This tract is fine soil, 81 acres
wood land. and 20 acres bottom land. Has plain
but comfortable Improvements, and is most desi'
rable residence for a small family.
And at the same time and place, will also sell
at auction, the William Black Farm, containing
about 40 .4cres, lying within two miles Of the
last named tract, and adjoining Samuel r. Moore,
DIR. Barton, and others. This tract is chiefly
wood land, and lies within one mile of the Plank
Road, and near Buffalo Creek.
TERMS.-Cash in hand sufficient TO pay the
expenses of sales, and for the residue credits of
one, two, and three years, in equal payments. the
purchasers executing bonds therefor, with suffl-
cient security, and the legal titles retained until
the purchase money is paid.
The sale will take place at | o'clock A. NJ.
at the Dwelling House on ihel Galbraiih Farm.
when further particulars of sale will then be made
known. These tracts are sold for division amongst
the children of Thomas WeIch, decd. and will
be sold unncumbered by Dover or other rights.
Persons wishing to examine the tracts will call on
me, at the Galbraith Farm, or address me at the
Natural Bridge p. O.
JAMES w, BUCHANAN, COm'r.
Oct IL, lS54.-tds.