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THE WAY TO SELL LAND

RXFE advise all persons owning Virginia
Wy I.ands, and desiring to sell the same; 10
advertise first in their own local papers SO
that their neighbos may become acquainted
with their desire and next in some journal CT
vide circulation, printed at distance, SO that
the attention ct strangers may be drawn to the
property. I'Hg Best PAPER IN PENNSYLVANIA
TO ADVERTISE VIRGINIA LANDS III, Is THE
VALLEY SriKIT, published at Chanbersbnig,
Pa, by T. S. Dechert & Co. Its ejaculation
is three times as large as the average circulation
OF County papersn Pennsy lvania, and care has
been exercised to have it extensively circulated
among The agricultural community, they being
generally The most substantial patrons II is
generally beloved that an advertisement oil
Resl Estate III this paper, will be read by more
Farmers, and therefore by more persons dlspos-
ed to purchase that kind of property than il in
seftelin any other Journal lnsihs.pal Of the coans
ny The Valley Spirit 5 circulation lies mainly
in The ith and papuens counties of FRANK
LIN aud CUMBERLAND, bn, yet ii is not con
fined 10 these counties. II eircnlates also in
Adams, York, Lancaster and Lebanon Oh the
East, Fulton, Bedford and Somerset oil the
West, and Huntingdon, Janiala, Perry and
Centre on the North From these plIis OF our
State many AgriculIuris.s have removed 10 Viz
gia, and others, il is not 10 be doubted, will
year alter year follow.
Would IL moi be good policy for Vlrgnians TO
bring their property TO the notice OF those who
aie contemplating a removal to theft Stale by
advertising 1t ia our paper?
u A copy ofihe paper will be forwarded 10
he address of any one who may make The re-
quest lis large size al the heavy advertising
ous,our il euiuys, wiii serve to show its s'and-
ling. All commanications.' be addressed to
L. 5. DECilltT Il CO..
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RENO gsFL.

TT u j. FAUST lave removed then store
II. 10 the House lately ocenpied by J, {.
K5ls s, Bro, next door 70 kayse,, ans slflh.
Hing, where they have Oh haad a large supply
ef home. made aud imported BOOTS & SHOES
4 ,adies' Shoes Of every variety; also Hats,
"aps, Umbrellas and Carpet Bags, &c., al H. OF
.. Ii will be soid al he lowest prices. Ate
WIN VII. Ne invited 10 give then a call.
- 10 1851.
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HAzARpous ExrrRiMrNT.-Leigh Hunt,
being asked at desert, whether he
would not venture on an orange, an
swered quickly, II should be happy to do
so. madam, were not certain that should
tumble oil OF it.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-07-17

Re- We heard the other day a good one
of John Check, oui former squire. who
always had his eyes cooked both ways for
Justice, and perhaps for Sunday. Il seems
he had fined an lrishman, who having
used a httle too much Of the craythsf, Was
foolish enough to let the crayther use him.
Pat on leaving the office met tiiend, to
whom he held forth
"Bv lahers and was fined MartnF'
"Ah, and who fined YOU now T"
"That's tellin just Twas man IN
there who's either justice Of the peace,
or peace of ins,ice-and | don't know =,
which and he's left bonded IN Doth
ewes. - kaehaage.
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1t is said that the late Mrs. Judson. after

1t is said that the late Mrs. Judson, after
providing for the comfortable maintenapce
of her aged parents, and the support and
education OF her daughter and die other
children of DR.. Judson, with a small por-
ton to each ashley reach maturity, and a
few requests 10 the personal friends, what
ever may remain OF her property gives
TO the cause for which she wished to live,
IN tae same spirit chat her veneratqd has.
band 50 eoAsistemay eAemniiGeA.
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To THE CITIZENS OF STAuNIoN.;;
sY1l | Z subscriber intends opening REApiAu
Il ROOM Immediately over his Psriodie al
Store, opposite the Virginia Hotel, provided
sufficient number of subscribers can be obtain
ed The price will be IS per annum in adj
vance. Those wishing 10 become subscribers
will please hand in their names as eaIlAy as pos
sible
The Reading Rnom will be furnished with all
OF The principal Commercial and Literary pa
pers, both foreign and domestic. Also, the
best and mos. popular Magazines and Quarter
y Reviews.
The Room will be kept open from 7 O'Clock
A. Nj. ill 10 o'clock p Nj.
TH0S. Ii. GRESHAM, Agent.
Book and Periodical House,
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C., Habit has wonderful rule in human
affairs it consecrates and preserves all
cur acquisitions, whether moral OF inteI-
Ieetual-and memory itself is hlt1e more
than hab,tual knowledge
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Book, Magazine, Newspaper, Periodical
AND
Cheap Publication House,
Opposite Virginia Hotel,
StallntOn. Va.
TINE subscriber begs leave 10 inform the Cit

vENllE subscriber begs leave 10 inform the cili-
a zens Of Staunton and surrounding county.
.n ..., ne mas opened general Book and Period-
cal House onnosile The Virginia Hotel, where
he has on hand large aud complete assortment
OF cheap Publications, M zines, Newspapers,
and Periodicals. SubscS lions will be re-
ceved al publishers prices, OF sold by single
copy.
The annexed list embraces in part The
Magazines aud Newspapers for which he is
agent;
Ifalper's Magazine, rs Flag Of Oul Union, 6
Godeys Ladies Book rs Gleason's Pictorial, 6
Gfahams Magazine rs Citizen, (Jno. Mitch
ellis paper,) 6
Putnam's g % Wasefly Magazine, 8
Petefsons {" i8s Star Spangled Banner. g
Knlekerbocker :. 25 Rich'd D. Dispatch, 2
Hunts Merchant I" so Y. Daily Herald, e
Eclectic !" SO NY. Daily Times, 6
Black ool's g % American Courier. 6
LesIie's Ladies' Gaz- Yankee Notions, l2s
elite Of Paris aud New London News aud
York Fashions, IS Punch,
The Illustrated Ma N. Y. Picayune, &c.
gazine Of Art IS
A call is most respectfully solicited.
THOS. II. GRESHAM, Agent.
June 10. 1854
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7l-4 .gCRES,

with Two Houses, kitchen, Stable, &c, there
on. This is the property occupied by said Ry'
an, in his lifetime.
TERMS OF SALE.--So much in hand as is nee.
csssaarv 10 pay the costs OF sale, and the balance
;. tee equal instruments, payable in siA, Twelve
IN ,-. ;a,,,o, ~nnths, floni The day Of sale, the
purchaser giving bonus ~" oou P1'' ,Da
rnrily for the deferred payments. '"e INV
to the land retained as ultimate security.
w. II. HARTMAN, Comm.
June 10 --,ds--print. fee So.
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THE DHsrlrure CnINnsF.--TAe Com
mittee appointed for the relief Of The des-
titute Chinese, IN New York, report that
q great part Of tAeit woik has been ac-
eomplis'4ed. twenty-five OF the Chinese
sailed IN tho Illinois for California, last
week and four iaese were shipped Tor
Cauiun.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-07-17

AeepENi9AL4 onor Nlr Jesse Marden, of
Baltimore, Vas accidentally shot on Thursday
last. He was seriously iainted but if iniiaal-
NATION can 10 ayertel III wound is not celisi
.sed mortal.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-07-17

&C.. Thinking is very far from knowing
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COMMISSIONERS sSEI,

- pursuance OF il decree OF the Circuit Court
Of Augusta county, entered on the Oh day OF
june 1854, il the case OF john Eyan's Admir-
aud al. vs. John Ryan's " idow and AL, will
Offer or sale public auction, on premises, on
Saturday the 22d day of July, 1854, the tract OF
land in the bill and proceedings mentioned, con-
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For the foregoing | am indebted TO the
notes of our chaplain. | regard it as an
event of considerable interest to the Chris.
tan world, when it is rememberedstIHt
this is the first Christian burial that has
taken place in Japan for two hundred
years.
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REDEMPTION OF THE PUBLIC DEBT FOR THE
WEEK ENDING JUNE 10, 1854.

AcQUrrTAL on MONTAGUE IN YReNIA--Telegraphic de-
spetches from Petersburg yesterday announced that the
jury in the Of Montague charged with the murder of
Gardiner Thompson returned into court Tuesday
ing after nights deliberation, with verdict Of not
guilty. This result has created general surprise amongst
citizens, who in the case of Ward have had dis
tant view of the testimony and the arguments in the
After the testimony of Sharp all prepared for
dict of murder in the second degree; but admitting the
truth of that eevenh-hour testimony did not autic
pate verdict of ustdable homicide for that is the result
Of the verdict On the former trial he found guilty Of
murder in the first degree and the sentence of death
pronounced upon him BY chance he was granted q
new trial. and now is declared to have committed Of
fence Truly, his fate presents remarkable case.
Richmond Enquirer, june Z.
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land and that amongst other things the Times OF this day
Is still left TO fear e. hope that ssta may soon
hi That Inflated Luders evidently gets beaten by the
Turks II he had still to deal with BEN and his Transyya
nan free corps lie is to invest sistra from the land side
Dat he cannot get past that stupid little fortress OF Rassoya
As e, Prince Paskewitsch win have over
kaarash himself with the main army, since the Turks
Piled 70 his surrender the place by invitation
10 come and take it,
The departure Of French and English troops from
uapo for Adrianople has begun The Greek nsurreeton
at an end piracy has been put down by the French
ers and the French troops their way put down
hing otho himself, under the formaty Of utnatum
which he cannot accept without rskng merely his honor
but his head There Is consolation in the newshat the
Prassian gate Danzic has by this time arrived Athens
80 that when the poor German prince win have quit the
soh OF his wicked and reacherous adopted atherand his
foot viii at least step board ship Of his true, faithful
dear old Germany. w.P
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BY Ell Il G II A PHI.
The National Industriat Convention

| 4 nc ASuFUHut IHNHHFIut UOHUtHtVH n
TRENTON, On. J) June 8.The National Industrial Con-
yention spent to-day in considering resolutions Mr. Sheldon
introduced number Of land and other reform resou
tons which adopted Numerous anti slavery and
resolutions and in favor of emigrant societies
for Nebraska likewise adopted The anti slavery
utions created opposition and voted down. Mr..
Laus from Delaware, left the convention declaring il To
have deserted its principles for outside issues Adjourned
cine die.
General Sidney Jones in and announced another
venton for tomorrow and denounced the present He
not delegate
Senator Douglas passed through here to-day and
cheered by his friends who had assembled at the depot
meet him. The anti Nebraska also met and cheers
given by them for Mr. SHELTON and others who against
the bill
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LOCAL NEWS.

LIBERAL BASKEK.-The Hon. Elisha Whittlesey is In 70
oept Of the thousand dollars being the eontrbu
tion OF Wesley Smead es this Cincinnati banker towards
the Washington Monument This Is most liberal subsorip-
ton in aid Of the monumental enterprise and reflects great
credit upon the donor.
ISLAND FArEspsHIP CLuB,-Under the auspices Of thi
society, steamboat excursion comes off, tomorrow
The steamer selected is the Powhatan is understood
that large party OF ladies and gentlemen win participate in
the pleasure Of trip down the Potomac a safe
band Of music viii be board The Powhatan viii leave
Georgetown at o'clock, p. steamboat wharf, Washing
ton, at and the navyyard at the hour Of g. We wish the
excursionists delightful trip and ssfe return.
THE soHooLs.The annual examination of the pub
lie schools of this city will take place about the 10th OF
coming month We learn with pleasure that the number
children who receiving education at these schools is
unprecedentedy large and the progress OF the scholars since
the last examination is OF the most gratifying character.
to be hoped that the aldermen and councen recently
elected viii feel il duty and privilege these
primary institutions of learning They should be cherished
and paronized by all patriotic and liberal icd citizens
The fact that upwards of thousand children of both
receiving substantial and grattous instruction in the
schools founded by the wisdom and beraty the Fahes
of the City, Is which is pleasant to reflect upon Time
is rolling on and the day will COME when many and
all OF the boys Of the schools will become useful,
Industrious and enerprising citizens and it is mproba
BILE that not few of them will reach distinction in sci
ence, in literature in legislation in Christian and
enterprises the display Of heroic virtues in the
Of their country The best investment which of prop
make is the education Of the youth OF
the country.
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Unlted states Hotel, pniIaaeIphia.

His well known establishment celebrated for It's table, and
furnished modern style, ladies' pariors nrsi hoor
most centrally Chenut fashionable
enadeopposo the house, and Independence Hail
CAPT. CHAs H. MILLER,
whose reputation known shall lose
nothing by his future efforts The highest degree Of satisfaction
a,.ted all who M
Families suite Of tclegaphng day
u ad nco d &
PHiLADELrafA, May, 1854. hat - Hss Ef Ea.Ht#H.
June ll--dyear
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mo. &c. 1

mo. Dio.I
NOTICE extending time OF ths reservation OF
IN lands heretofore Withdrawn nom along the
posed kIRoAD nom SHREVEPORT LOUISIANA, YicxsRuRs
MISSISSIPPI
hereby givsn
Withdrawn and ordered
entry Except for valid until The 7h day
1885, dated December H. 1885, and lying within fifteen
OF railroad above menuened
tended the Of months Ith instant
Given under my hand Of Washington this tenth day OF
June, 1854
BY order OF the PRESIDENT
JOHN WILSON
Commissioner Of the General Land Once
upei l-IaWl3W
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VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS OPPOSITE THE
Railroad Depot Capitol Hill aucuoD.-On Wednes-
day, the 2 instant, shall se i've O'Clock, M front OF
premises lo, HOTEL
opposite the Railroad Depot front Of % feet by
100 feet deep This OF the improving business locations
In the city NaE .te@-f ~ ..AE. At
Also immediately ssr the OF the above ha sell north
Of o. No. 6e5, fronting North
Capitol North adjoining The resi-
dence Of Mr. Anderson and the hae location Capitol Hill or in
the city.
Terms ~, ls months
bearing of deed given and deed Of
taken TILE indsputsble.
+ r. ### GREEN b SCOTT,
Ancuoncer
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ny aREEN = SCOTT, Auotlonssr.

VALUABLE NEGRO SERVANTS, SLAVES FOR LIFE, BUT
restricted the District Of Columbia
the l Instant shall SELL by virtue Of order of dsan
house and deed Of trust the south front of the
house in this city, O'Clock, tho following described
wants, viz.
l negro woman, named Mary Ann @ ~
DO girl aged about IL years. named Celia .F
| do boy do IA do Henry
1 - T
Terms; One fourth fourth G, fourth
II months the purchaser give
for the deferred payments satisfactorily endorsed
GKEEN 81 SCOTT,
June lid hucionees
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rivers presents contributions Of Nature which the pilgrims
from every or the hrst time behold with wonder and
awe" That may have better idea Of the char
OF the book give few Of the titles Of Of the
sketches; Wild Turkey Hunting Tom Owen, the Bee
Hunter The Big Bear Of Arkansas Familiar Scenes the
Mississippi Grizzly Bear Hunting; Mike Fritz the Keel
Boatman; Opossum Huntngj Major Gadsden's Story The
WAY that Americans 30 down Hill &c. &c
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PxssIor oyrros, June O. 1854.
CONGRESS having, approved May 81 1854 made
appropriation paying invalids fwho
wousded board OF armed vessels during the last war w
inclusive, parties
noned that the following evidence Of tbs
being entitled Of the law will he required,
L. Sworn a,cmorial, setting forth
pcpsope belonged HIS rank station when and IL
disabled monthly Of pension and date which
last paid.
Evidence Of identity either by affidavit Of credible wit
ncsses, or certificate Of justice OF the pesee
evidence be authenticated by the certificate unde
Of oer showing The ociai chsrscse Of The justice
be forwarded the original
sion certificate, To this Once.
4 L.. WALDO,
June I0-3av2mcp sioner Of Pensions
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ny GREEN a sCorr. Auctioneer,.

VALUABLE NEW THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE AND LOT
Tuesday the 1911 instant shall sell, in
front OF the at O'Clock part Of LOT No square
with Vermont 100 feet alley being the corner with
impro a brick
house containing good arranged and
passage, roof built Of the best
mechanics Washington with necessary
very handsomely located in rapidly improving
par OF the city.
Terms, One fourth sir twelve, eighteen and
twsntyfou purchaser give for the deferred
payments bearing and
deed Of rua taken. Tide indispuabls.
II III GREEN h SCOTT,
June hucuoneers
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,gr ESTATE OF OREGON"

!, .asus that another star may soon be added 70 oui
INSTALLATION Oregon, recently terra 'H'og""a haV-
NJ advanced during the last few years with rapidly
aed only by the magic growth Of California has be-
oe impatient of the condition Of territorial pupage ana
deoendence and has agn6ed her intention to ask IN ie"
months for the robe of State soveregntythe badge o.
oouay with the rest Of the mighty sisterhood The bill
.sv introduced by General Lane the able and distin-
Ouised delegate from that Territory though II does not
admission into the Union is important pren-
mary 10 that event The people Of Oregon have already
voted on the question Of forming State government and
ee from the information before us, to receive intel
oance in a few more weeks that overwhelming major
~ have decided in favor Of the proposed change The
people OF the Territory understood to be sufficiently
numerous TO ente them to be heard in both branches OF
onr national legislature They desire that their senator's
and representatives shall take their seats ut the opening q
next Congress We hope that the passage Of the pending
b will afford them all the sanctions they ask for their pro-
esedhcs besides making adequate provision for deaying
tho eypenses of the convention which is TO assemble III
November next TO form constitution
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sy }. c. meGUInE. Aae,lensss

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT AUCTIoN.--ou Monday
afternoon, June 18th, O'Clock the premises, shall eel
of lots 10 a. fronting % te 9h street
wos between and running back M TEST inches
with the Improvement consisting OF good and well finished Two
story frame house with back buildings
o'cook tue premises lots ~ and Ia IN square No 5a9
and parts Of lots and 10, in square, .sa.l
Terms One half cash ontb Tor notes salts
aetofy secured bearing interest. -
las c, MCGUIRE
June Sd Auefoneer
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WET-NuHsE wANTED.-Appy to DR., Thomas Miller.
w unel 0-d1I

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binding so
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Jeremy Liberty Prophesyng. VOL 25
many OF Divinity The
Of prices.
June 10 FRANCK TAYLOR.
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ny GREEN q SCOTT. Auctioneer

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT AT THE CORNER OF NEW
York and goth street west at aueton.On Thursday
the 18th instant shall SELL AT o'clock M In front Of the
beautiful building lot situated The OF New
York Goth being lot No. No
l25 having New York Of 3 and 0l 10
inches on 10th street. containing o,2ls feet
The absve described property Handsomely located and the sale
will be well worthy the attention OF wishing 10 make good
Terms liberal and made known sale.
GREEN SCOTT,
June Id Auctioneep.
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NEyvs FROM UBAf-Impcrtsnt md suthsn tic =
r. received, direct from Havana, forty
the tobacco
Cahsga No Obespo street. Havana Cindrador,n
and third qualities, brand OF 1915 and "Londres
brand NJ 1sis-Ioo 900 Of each
June 3-eoasw Corner 81 Penn and iiih street
DOARD. with without rooms, be had Mt Gti-
dcmesr on AZ street, between Pennsylvania avenue ana
ri ...
May 10 2awfws
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SUMNER rRAvkLLERETo friends who visiting Phiiade
coming season,
will paid them, the United Capt
Miller experienced
newly furnished and convenient all places of business
Amusement See advertisement In another column.
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LOUIS NAPOLEON AND THE CUBA QUESTION.
We have observed Of late frequent limitations that the
French Emperor especially hostile in his feelings to
the interests Of the United States This sentiment may
have its origin or at much Of its intensity in the fact
that the French Empress is closely identified in her smpa
hies and feelings with the Spanish government But,
however this may be- the evidence that such hostility
really exists is becoming abundant that IT is difficult
longer TO doubt it, The latest indication the subject
which has fallen under our observation is important,
and in oonnexion with private adyices from Paris well
authenticated that deem it due TO readers to call
their special attention 10 it. 1t is contained in letter
published in The London Times written by the regular
Paris correspondent of that Journal and the goth of
May copied into Galignans Messenger printed in Paris
We refer the reader the fact that the declaration said to
have been made by the Emperor was addressed to "a
toqn diplomatic agent then his cay 10 distant mis-
.on There are circumstances pointing with much force
to the diplomatic agent" referred to- but it is matter
of too much consequence to be lightly commented on
defer further remarks and invite attention TO the extract
above alluded to, as follows:
During interview granted to foreign diplomat
ic agent then his way to distant mission the Emperor
Louis Napoleon is said to have expressed openly
and earnestly the project of ACKNOWLEDGMENT attributed to
the and directed against the Spanish colonies The
Emperor dsapprobaon &C the ambitious
and encroachng spirit which has characterized the American
He declared that far his foreign policy
was concerned it should be the in the West in the
East that policy was based the faithful observance of
treaties, and opposed to attempts the part OF any
power to take advantage of the weakness of neghbor to
rob its territory and rather think that
given that Spain had nothing to fear about Cuba
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DIED,
his fnibefs residence, O'Clock Saturday evening"
consumption Dr. SAMUEL J. ANDERSON In the 18th year
his
friends, friends OF family respectfully
funeral his fathers residence between 9th
and 10Th streets, Monday evening, at O'Clock.
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In New York paper perceive notice that four APP
prentices wanted for the ship Andrew Foster. The
merchants evidently preparing themselves to meet the
emergency that confron them in the scarcity Of sea-
men.