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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-28
TN PURSUANCE of an order of the surrogate OF

eCounty Of York notice hereby al per-Jns
having sins gaiDs GEORGE $ WAITE, late OF the Cy
OF New.YOrk Deceased present the with vouchers
thereof to The suscTjer Ter feSenc in l'hst between
ID and Sd avenues the City Of New YORK before me
6r.t dsy Of March nextDs,ed EewYOk, the I'd day Of
Az gust, 1884 ,, - -. ,,rv -,
au24 laWGmTht M4.llA r " ATE, humN
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Whenever the bright sun is eelipsed by envious


q" are JOINED together
" Like clouds consulting for foul weather"
remember that l. the time get Of those fine PoR
by RooT, No S6J Broadway, Of Frank
Inst.
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EXCURSION for tie MILLIoN-Cbs.pe,t ,,iI

EXCURSION for tie MlLLION-Cheapest sail
II In the States Fare 81 eents Boats Leave every h.t
hour TO STATEN ISLAND
Tie way TO act splendid sal hne view Of s BAY harbo,
ard ocean and inhals The sif. take the STATEN
ISLAND FERRY BOATS. foot Of Whi;ets-s;. LIBERIA
for Pic mic parties Companies and Societies Apply al
ferry-hOuse.
DEGULAR MAIL LINE via STONINGTON
IL via BOSTON PROVIDENCE NEW BEDFORD aud
TAUNTON-iniend Route without change OF ds;eD-
ton oanying the Ftstern Mail
The steamers G. VANDERBILT Capt Joel Stone. snd
COMMODORE Capt John o. Bovine in connection With be
stonipgton and Providence and Boston and Providence Rail
roads leaving New forE daily Suodays excepted from rsr
No X hrs wharf above Battery place 81 oeloct ~;
and StoDiugton 1t O'Clock the srTa OF the ds
train, which leaves Boston t5SPN
These steamers unsurpassed Tor srenzn safety speed
comfort and elegance. The ooers e1pefiencea saa a.
tentiye.
The natural sdvsnaRes Of this ro,ts T superior to any otne
Being shorter and direct the tn more p sssAy sne
expedtiousiy performed while pss'eugsrs can 4~t ~
resobBg their destination in Of those BY ether oil lac
other routes
The COMMoDoRE from EewYork-aondsy, wednes.
day and Friday From StonngtOn-Tuesday, Thursday %Aa
The &. VANDERBILT from New-York-Tuesday. Thus
day and Saturday From SrOnDgton-Mondsy, wednesday
and Friday -,
n B-Pssspeer on arriving at stoninston proceed in;
redteIy by mail train Providence Bottom Taunton and
Bedford or BY accommodation trains from stonnson al
Master accompanies the stsabos. trains to and
For nssssse berths stserooms. freEht applications
NAV be made at Pier No Mr., the Office, No 10 Bat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-28

t'oh ALBANY, BUFFALO and all STATIONS
- W we LnfRAL RAILROAD-If you wish TO mAkea
eAi The eEaA rates, take the HERO or MAN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-28

NyIW-YORK and PHILADELPHIA and the
n SorrTu ,pa WEST via the EEW-IERsEY tRAIL-
RoAD0U 5 MAIL sid EMPRESS LINES S, -Le.ys New:
& Th,crsb In -Four Hours Fare. - 3 10 Il 80 Is in u;
and s. IL ard Newer. Line leave:
- 6 the " est and Tor Baltimore W ash
To- NoTolt Ne and through baggage checked to Wash
;nston IN aud 10 A NJ. and Pm:
NEW-YORK to MONIR R5xs s,,e UHDEN "
4IEToS Va BELOW, FA Rs.s,s az W Rs
White River Wei. RivsI ag9.P.sIR ssS corner Broad
Point css, and corner Of 18th St and t;hsy Expire"
81 and ar. NJ Bsgs.se essss $500
uain' ." FRANCIS HYDE. AGENT: %. s.u.e -: =: :.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-28

porsp DRowsED.-An inquest wes yesterday beli
=, cccuer Wilhelm Pier No 3 Est River, the body
Psniok Oliver snstve Of Ireland, o. years OF age who
- found drowned 81 that place yesterday mornins De
sssed very Incorporate ~ his habits and snppo'ed 20
have en the dock he The Jury rendered
verdict eesth by drowning under CIRCUMSTANCES 70 them
untnovn.
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RACE CnIrpSr -nnrinr Ana

N xkzkOI1 OUIKNE.-IJurInV
dsy o. the ksse, and the National Horse .r the steamer
30 az 70 WI .ns sss fs.n Market Slip at g. 10. II
The fushus Rsrosd :, Hunter. Point direct 70 the Race
CoIne Returning will leave the Nstonl Demo, at l.
tske the 10th Of Ferry to Green Point where thew viii ana
free conveyance TO the cars Of Hunters Point
j.. 4. DUDLEY sqp.r,nts,aen,
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matcr Cnre.

NEW-LEBANON SPRINGS WATER-CURE.
~ -Tais establishment. under he d d. HAWLEY Is
open for the FALL sud WINTER A. ~e have oar
pur Ee-bsth fird frCm the famous WARM SPRING zheh
below 70 = able offer better fscte.
NiNTER TREATMENT than any other establishment IL the
WILLIAM A HAwLEY D
Eew-LsbAnon sPrirEs. \. Y Sep, lss2
WATER-CURE HOME, COUNTRY and
w CITl.-Dr SHEW's. a. Oyster Bss L l. f0r sun
reschtd dsly by steamer CrotOn from Fulton Ferry and
d. sYLOR- 6th-sv and Sstnst Crystal Psisce
open tie hole years reached by The
bet OF and reasonable both
TNHE ORANGE MOUNTAIN WAFER
CURE offers the bes; Ddstoss fer par.uins the
for the winter and Js4ble else
where Address n. WELLINGTON, " D.
No l7s 2thst.. Eew-York
EEW-YORK CITY WATER-CURE. No. l7s l2rhst
eorusr Of University plsce
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-28

TIE SUNDAY LAw.--Tbe following named person
were fined $40 each Yesterday by Manor Wall for violating th
Sunday law: r. Hoet C. Kiehl Elick Grouse, and Geors
ScbeliBe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-28

N OF j L h Of DlSl hlBU lloN.-Nouce Is
II hereby gwen that the proceeds Of the sale Of the Rea
Fsate OF Cornelius v Bush otherwise called Cornelius
Buh deceased resse lately made under the order o. the
Surrogate the County Of New York by Peter b. odn me
Administrator all and singular the Goods, Chste tnd
Credit Of the ssid utsste viii BE- distributed ACCORDING to
law at the Suogess office 10 the City OF New YORK 90 ne
twenty NTH dsv ef October neat at ten Gcck 10 me lore
noon Of that dsy-Dsted THE 9Th day Of sepsmbeI iS'i
ssre eu, A. W BRADFORD Surrogate.
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NFNTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEN
CAMDEN and AMBOY RAILROAD to PHI

n VAtIII1N dnU doII5V rttII1rtV.i17 70 II
" ADELPHIA from Pier Nc. |, North Riyer.-Two lines
daily al ! A NJ and P. H. Morning Limo At A. NJ, BY
steaTnt oat JOHN POTTER 10 SOUTH AMBOY. thence by
cars 10 way places and Phadeph s Fare 81 second class
81 u.s. Express Line at P. 81, by JOHN POTTER to AM
BOY thence direct Camden BY through In houls
Fare So Way, Accommodation and En- Grant Lnet r. A;
fare & 50 Emiarapt Line 5 p. NJ; 81 ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-28

N L W lONh and EhIE hAIIINO4NL' D&
~ and after Wednesday Sept 90 and until further notice,
PASSENGER Tsns leave Pier OF DUsues a. too~s VIZ
Buffalo Express al 6 A. NJ. for Buffalo.
Dunkhk Express at 6 A. III. fol DuusiTk. a.
Mail at St NJ for Dunkk aud Buffalo, and intermediate
Stations
Rocksnd Passenger At 81 NJ from foot Of ChsnberstJ
via Piermoni, for Suferns and utermeds' e Stations
Way Passenger p NJ for otvle and intermediate Sta
tons
Might Express al 81 P. NJ fos Dunkrk and Buf.lo.
Frgrsnt p NJ for Dunkk and Bahslo and in:ernec'
ate Stations
These Express Trains B1hAio with hrse'sss
,nl,psd steamers Lake Enc FOX all tor Lake. and
. with the Lake Shore Railro fr Cleveland Gin
s;,nsfi Toledo Detroit. Chicago. &c.
siNN' d. C McCALLCM. General Supsrinteuden..
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NHJCAG TO st. LOUIS

New and ONLY direct route
CHICAGO AND MISSISSIPPI ABROAD
U. :. Mail and Express route.
o daily Passenger tSGndsys exceped leave Chicago
corner of Van Buren, and shermsns SIS
Ffrst-Si. Louis Day Express ....."........ 30 AN
second-St Louii Night Express 80 Pm.
Trains direc Alton (e mesD without change Of can
or baggage with the c0upany splendid steamers
WINCHESTER AND REINDEER,
Running in exclusive connection with the Passenger Tsn
through to St. Louis rs me,l without landing.
TIME FROM CHICAGO TO ST LOUIS II. HOURS.
The Chicago and Mississippi Railroad through Joliet,
BOonngton Spin gfeld, and Csrlnvle to Alton aud the
Travelling Public will the important antaze OF
this AN AIR LINE ROUTE TO ST LOUIS,
Over other roue from Chicago 10 the sou Invest.
At AonCoDne ctions with daily line packet to Keokuk,
making this the direct 10 Hannibal Quincy heO
kuk and Northeastern Missouri
At St Corrections with hrscass liDesof
for New. Oresns and all points Lower Mississippi, ONO,
Cumberland Tennessee and Arkansas Rivers: and also with
steamers for all points on Missouri River making this tHe
direct h0ute TO Kansas and Council Bluffs
Csicsso August i, 1854 R. p MORGAN, Jr, supt
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW-JERSEY.-
~ NEw-yORK EAsTON. sOMERYILLE, &c
SPRING kRRAsGEMEST, cOnNEScnG APRIL 10. 1884.
Lesye New York for Esstor, &c, at A NJ u M, and
4P.M.
Leave New York for Somervi lie (way) a. p ".
BY steamers RID JACKET aud WYOMING, from Pier
NOM R connecting at Ezsbeibtown with trains by New
Jersey Railroad from foot Of Coursndtst Retaining will
leave
Phnlpsburg opposte Ess,On) at els and 1899 NJ and
somerville way ct $50 A NJ -
ELIZABETHPORr AND NEW-YORK
Leave New York at and 10 Is A. NJ. y n aud Z. III
Leave fizabethpo at IS and o A. NJ 40 and NJ;
GEORGE II. PEGRAM, Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-28

Mr.. Minard Lefevre, long resident of Williams
bursh architect Of considerable reputation in h, state
died at his residence in South Seveniht Tuesday Ills re-
mains will be followed the grave by the United Americans OF
this city al l clock TO dsy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-28
feaal Notices.

In PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
Of the County of New Yors Notice . 4ersby gwen 70 al
geon, hsvrs CLAIMS .gsr.t NAIh ASlEL a. 70 r AN he
same with vouchers the subscriber her residence
the seventh day OF February ueitDsted. NewYOt. the
'e sO s ssy q INA NANCY VAN wIYKLE Adn..
IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate
of the County Of NewYork nstice Is hereby sl
person. having claims against JOHN c. COMsrOCk, late
Of the City New York deceEsed present the with
Peters place. in the City Of NewYork on or before ne 81
% sfAn5 I' isS s, GEORGE " cOMsTUck,
o. az pa isvsnTh WILLIAM ii c0Msr0ck, Executors
IN PURSUANCE of an order of Jesse &. Smith,
ESQ., Surrogate Of the County Of kns.-Noee !. hereby
EDMUND sTeUTENBURGh, late Of the City Of Brook.
the vouchers thereof subscriber Frederick Co1kns
A. his place business number PakpGce In the CITY Of
Yk or before the sixteenth day Of October next
sts is~cnlTh' FREDERICK A CoNKLING, Executor.
IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate
Of the Comfy Of 19s SssS Ave 9 bs
CITY Of 70 a s sa So VIZ sousa
s' in he City Of New York on or before the second day
September neItSDs'e@ Ne fe5s ,es Eh az Of Mach
LAwToS & LARssD Auys for AdmiHstiairix mjO a"6nTh
IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate
OF the County Of New York Notice hereby sty all
PERSONS hsv claims against CHARITY NOsIRAAD lAte Of
lie CITY Of New York widow deceased to present IL came
with vouchers thereof to the sgsorber at his Office No -
Nasau in the City O New York on % before The ninth day
Of October neHtDaed New York the t~entyeishtn day
O' ss iaw6nTh CALEB s. Woodruff Executor.
IN PURSUANCE of an order ofthe Surrogate Of
ber.np, having claim. against JOHN BUCKNlsTER, late OF
The City New York deceased to present the win
TRusLoW sf No. 1874 WsteT 70 the City q
before the lch day Of March next Dated York the 9TH
cay OIL SeP'sD0'' JAMES L. TRUsLow. lr...u.o.,
81 Isw6mTh' WM P. sucKMAsTER. IAeeu'Ol@
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-28

nAY BOAT for ALBANY and the INTERME-
~ DIATE LANDINGS.-Mess served on board the
SeutnO~n and fAyorite steamer ARMENIA, Capt / ro-
hamas vii leave New sgk from foot Of Cnamoetss,L.
s.eIy MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, At 7oclock
nav y ss;sis,5S leave Albany every TUESDAY. THURS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-28
; 70 enable us to fix on rational quotations:
BROKEN BANks.

Drovers', 50. Lawrence Co. N. Y....ia dlseouut
Carthage, N. .....l1 discount.
Farmers l. Mechanics Kent CO., Nd. . diseouat.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-12-13
VIRGINIA ENTERPRISES.

WILL soon be ready the new and complete STA
w TiS1ICAL GAZETTE ofthe Commonwcs ID,
in one large volume, illustrated with Portraits and En-
grarngs il will conian full and comprehensive review
Of the History, progress present condition, Commercial
Railroad and Industrial resources of the State Also His.
to-icil and Statistical Sketches CT all the cities and town,
with important Typographical information from rcccLt
original sources, together with the results Of the Ia
Cclsus population, in most cases to 1884, with new
beautiful Colored Mop of the Statc--worth alone tho
price OF the whole workit will exhibit the Resoncts
and Manufacturing ddrantagss Of Virgnias fourishinx
cities and towns, and will draw the attention of capital
is, and manufacturers from distant localities thereto %
most profitable place for investment The author hav-
ing incurred very heavy expenses upon this work. b.
confidently appeals 10 the liberal public, and bcevesthas
no work has yet been issued considering the charactes
and extent Of it, material Useful TO every class q
c.tzcai valuable for library and at such very
low pricc-only 3d. including large and handsoms
cotonEp CorSrY MAP CT the State. One copy without
the Map, 81 Please send your order and the amount,
without the least delay to all parts Of the United States.
free Of all charges. al orders received within 60 days
will get copy Of the fra; Edition.
From the Alexandria Garetx.
Gazetteer Of Firg.na.Wc have notices the mot
1acrag from adjacent sections Of our State in reference
TO this great enterprise being prepared for the press
by Richard Edwards, Esq, gentleman, We should
judge from the high testimonials which he bears, well
qualified for the task work Of this kind will be very
yauabl. 4, book of reference, guide to the Emf.
grant, ald rs grand achievement Of tn, rnexampled
nstural advantages, Of which blessed State.
We cordially recommend il, more useful book could
not be bought for either the desk the table,.
From The Jfhee,ing Lptellicenoer.
We take great pleasure in drawing the attention Of
citizens very worthy enterprise and hope il will be
we'll supported We have confidence in the author and
believe he wall make such work he represents IN
another column Of this paper.
From The Norfolk Daily Argus.
Great Virginia Work.-Mr. Taylor, agent for Mr..
Edwards, is in city for the purpose Of getting
subscribers for Gazetteer Of Virginia. II will be quito
a large work, and doubt not, very useful one Il
will be incrpcrscd with the advertisements Of Mcr
in publishing other works. Of his fitness for the task ke
mas undertaken, and We wish him great success.
liberal commission will be given TO Agents Re-
sponsbie persons well can apply as above
the Agcats now employed are making from S. to $40
per day.
Nay ~ 1884
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SALE OF LAND.
TN pursuance Of deeretal order Of the Circuit
Il Court of Augusta countt rendered at the NJ

TN pursuance Of deeretal order Of the Circuit
Il Court Of Augusta county rendered at the No
vember Term. 1854, in a cause therein depending
between Sarah Siover and others, plaintiffs, and
jacob Stover's heirs, defendants. there will be
sold at public sale. on the premises, on Saturday
the 18Th day Of January next, a very desirable
Tract OF LIND, which descended from
Jacob Slower, decd, lying in the County Of Au-
gusta on the Valley Turnpike road 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 between los and Ito ACRES
There is running through the land a never failing
stream of water The soil is of an excellent quail
ity. with snficiency of timber, and about Ten
Acres of good Meadow and about 20 Acres more
that can be converted into meadow. The i'm
provements are comfortable DWELLLNG
HOUSE. good Barn, Creamery and Corn Crib.
Orchard &c. Persons desiring TO see the land
will be taken over it by the tenants on the place.
TERMS.-One fourth in six months. one
fourth in 6 months, one fourth in 80 months. and
the remainder in AZ months; to be secured by per-
sona security, and the title reserved as ultimate
security. Possession given in March.
JOSHUA II. SLOWER, SC, C,mmr
Nov. 70, IS54-ds-Rock Reg. copy.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-12-13
COMMISSIONERS SALE.
FARM FOR SALE,

ERY virtue of decree of the Circuit Court of
~ Augusta comfy, entered at its November
term. 1854, in the suit of Adam Sheets and others
u.s. Mary Sheets and others. shall proceed on the
the premises, on Saturday the 18th day Of Jun,ta-
ry, 1855, to sell the Tract OF LAND, containing
about so ACRES. on which John Sheets, decd,
in his life time resided, and lying abont one mile
North of Mt. Sidney. in said county The land
is fertile. well waered, and has an excellent .4P-
PIE ORCHARD and Meadow on it.
The improvements are good Dwell "a
LING HOUSE, a suitable Barn and I'LL
other out houses. I@
Terms Of !SaIe-So much In cash as NAV be
necessary pay costs of suit and expenses ofsae,
and the residue in payments at six. twelve, eigh-
teen and twenty four months from the day of sale,
bonds with good security to be given for the de
ferred payments, and the title retained as ultimate
security BENJAMIN WELLER,
Dec. 6, l654.-tds. Comm'r.
At the same time and place will sell for cash,
Two Soldiers Bounty Land Warrants, each for
forty acres of land. B. w.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-12-13

pY virtue of a decree of the Circuit Court OF
- Augusta. pronounced November lih, 1854,
in the case of Robt. II. Brown, Guardian. Sc,
plaintiff Us. Jacob Hangers heirs, defendants.
wiloffer al public auction on Thursday The 2oth
day of December. 1854, on the premises respec-
lively, the f,Ilowng parcels Of land belonging to
the estate OF Jacos Hanger, decd, viz
Tst. A LOT containing l3s Acres, being the
same which was allotted by Commissioners To ia
cob Hangers heirs in The division Vt the land of
George Fulwider's estate; it adjolns the lands vf
John Armstrong, r. Turk and others.
Cd. Theland known as The LOFTS TRACT,
containing 500 ACRES. with DWELLING
HOUSE and good APPLE ORCHARD upon
it il adjoii.s The lands Of George Hanger, Henry
OFT and others.
These lands lie. respectively, four and five
miles South of Middlebrook. and will be shown 10
persons wishing 10 purchase by the Undersigned,
who lives in The neighborhood.
TERMS One fourth cash. the remainder in
three equal annual payments after the date Of sale,
with interest from date. the title in The land re-
tanned as ultimate security.
Sale will commence at 10 o'clock. upon the
Fulwider land. ROBERT IL. BROWN.
Nov. 20, 1854. COMMIT
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-12-13
Valuable Slaves and Other. Personal
PrnnertV for Sale.

IN Friday, the l5th day Of nent month, (De-
~ ccmber, will be SOLD at auction at the late
residence of Matthew Bryan, decd. in Rock
bridge county. near Midway, allof the Personal
Properly Of said deceased. MOI heretofore disposed
of, consisting of about TWENTY SLAVES,
ten or twelve of which are valuable men, three or
four women, and the residue. Buys aud girls
Some of the men would be sefy VALUABLE 10 Iron
Masters. Also. Eighteen Mules, Zen orTwelve
Horses, some Cows and fIags, a number of'\Vag-
ons, Ploughs, and other Farming Utensils. Also
a large quantity Of very handsome Household and
Kitchen Furniture, set Of. Blacksmith Tools, a
two-horse Riding Carriage, a Buggy, and some
other personal property. ~;''
The property will be sold on reasonable cred
it. The precise terms of sale will be made known
on the day Of sale. The purchasers will be re-
CURED to give boad and good security.
S. Med. MOORE. Admir-.
Nov. 90, 1854. ids. OF NJ Bryan, decd.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-12-13
Commissioners Sale.

BURSUANTl 10 decree of the Circuit Court
n Of Bath cnunty. pronounced Al The Ociober
term, 1854, ina cause therein depending, in which
Erwin llughari, administrator Of james Jamison.
deed was plaintiff, and Alexander Jamison and
Others were defendants, shall proceed To sell al
the Courthouse OF said county. on Tuesday the
Oh Of January next, to the highest bidder.
Tract of Land lying On the Cow Pasture River,
in the said county of Bath, containing $50 Heres.
granted by the Commonwealth of Virginia 10 the
said James Jamison, decd. a credit Of six.
twelve and eighteen months given, the purchaser
giving bond with approved security. and hr title
retained as additional security till all the purchase
money is paid. JAS. COCHRAN, Comm'r.
Nuv. 90 1854 BOD
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-12-13
Valuable Albemarle Lands for Sale.

pursuance OF decree Of the Circuit Cosrt Of Abe
marie pronounced in the cases Of Robert Dssis com
mttce against Davis and others and Of Elizabeth Davis
committee against the same SHALL on Thursday, tire
18th day of December next il fair, otherwise the next
fair day, offer for sale, upon the premises, TO the highest
bidder at public auction adjoining tracts Of land, y
ing in Abemarle on the Of Buckmountan Greek,
copious and constant stream; tract containing BY
survey, BIZ Acres with considerable proportion Of
Low Grounds. The other tract containing, BY survey
325 Acres, is well watcrcd aud has on it a Saw Mill
and Blacksmith Shop.
These lands are located within six eight miles from
the Blue Ridge are in highly respectable and ntelli
gent neighbo h,od about fourteen miles north OF Char
ottesvillc within ten Of the Central Railroad, and nine
from several manufacturing Mills; among them, the Hy
draulic Mills situated on the Rivanna and 10 which
point the improvement OF the navigation OF the Hwcrby
horse boat is in the progress of execution About
oacalf Of the lands is heavily and vauably tinbcrcd:
and the public may be assured that they among the
very best quality of Albcmarlc tobacco wheat and
and-as well admirably adapted to clover and 9TH
or grasses.
The tracts will be sold separately together as may
cxpedcnt the day OF sale Possession given on
the first day Of January next.
Persons DESTROYS to scc make enquiry as 70 these
lands, referred Mr. Orvillc Aleu- or Mr. James
C. Carter, residing adjoining them, and whose post office
is Earlysville, Albcmarc.
TRJIS-Cash for remaining costs Of suit and clarg.
Of sale. the balance Of purchase money on credit OF
J. 3 and years with intcrestfrom first OF January next
Deferred payments TO be sccnrcd by bonds with APPROX
cd personal security and the title OF the property retain
cd until such bonds are paid.
Y. W. SOCTHALI., Comm.
No al
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-12-13
pALLEY's ENGLISH GRAMMARs, j. Publish
- ed, Tenth Edition, by

PHILADELPHIA.
The attention ofTc achcrs and School Commissioners
10 invited to these Grammars the Primary for bcginner
and the Manual tor higher classes They have been in
roduced with unprecedented success the tenth thou
sand now sale the first year testifies.
Superior to any Grammar now before the public
DR.. w. II. McGuhey.
Admirably adapted for the Of Schools and Acade-
mics. The best exposition Of the principles and
ton Of the English language it'll which aequant-
cd. 1t has done all that Grammar can do.-Nationh
Intclligcnccr.
As approximation to perfection Is 10 likely T.
be rcached--Christian Mirror.
Luminous, view Of English Grammar, Rev Or.
Chester Dewey
The "Book Of the Age" in this important department.
Richmond Wing.
The very best elementary treatise on English Gram
mar which has under notica.-Southera Pro<-
byterian Review.
Possesses. my judgment, claims superior my oh
Grey. DR.. Talmagc, Ga.
Destined think and that dcscrvedly, TO supercedz
all other Grammars. B. NJ. Smith.
Just such work the teacher wishes put into tho
hands of his pupl.--Prof J. l.. Campbell.
Simple elementary work and suited to completes
the education of the English scholar Rev j. Greer.
Resolved, that Baileys Grammar be use, in the Pal
lie Schools Of philadelphia. -Board Of Controllers.
Nov. |, 1854,