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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-16
AUCTION sALEe,
FUTURE DAYF.
By TAYLOR & WILLIAMS.

By TAYLOR & WILLIAMS.
A SMALL FARM OR MARKET GAR
- DEN. NEAR THE CITY, WITH STOCK
ANDfChOPS. AND A TRACT or WOOD LAND.
At AUCTiON-On MONDAY. 4th Decsmber, at
~ O'clock, ~, upon the premises will be sold the
Iaftn upon which Mrs. Susan Holmes resides lyips
ABOUT miles below The city aud adsinins the lands
Of Gen. j Harvie. DR.. Christian and Mr. Otey
There are 81 acres of which one-third IL in woods
the remainder 10 cleared and In good order The
improvements are good. consisting of an excellent
dwelling, with rooms, Kitchen and the usual out-
Any one wishing to locate on a sm III farm ear tn.
city to engage in the Guilty. alton of far
the MARKET could hardly be better suited than In
this place A ="
VIII also be sold the crops and stock of eyerv de-
scrotion consisting of the usual variety after which
will be sold tract of 50 scres of heayily wooded
land. lying the Shine Mile rosd and adjoining
the lands CT Christopher Allen Dr. Trent and others
TKRas:-For the land, one-third cash balance
and 2 months for the crops &C. Sums under $50
cash: that amount and cvsr months credit for ap-
proved notes, with interest.
no l6 TAYLOR WILLIAMS, Aucts
THREE Bull LOTS ON
rkENCH GARDEN HILL, AT AUCTION
on FRIDAY. the 18th November. al 4 o'clock P M,
VIII be sold three Building Lots on the west side of
o-n street, French Garden Hl one fronting 80 feet
and running back 200 feet and two fronting 20 feet
eacn, running hack average Sspth of $50 feet On
these iast foundations or base ents for bulcinss
nave been already excavsted and they may be i'm
proved st small cost to the purchasers Terms at
sale. TAYLOR 4 WIIIJHWC
no 10 Auc.s
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| OST-On Saturday last, on Main sire ct
a, between 18th and 18th streets, my FREE Pa
PERS, wrapped up in piece of letter paper. will
pay the finder ST. for their return to this Office
MARY BAKER
no lo-St" free woman of color
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TO THE CREDITORS OF WALKER

TNO THE CREDITORS OF WALKER
L Il WILKlNSOH.-You are requested to leave
yeur claims with me before the Goth of this month
as shalt be prepared to distribute the trust fund of
Mesrs Walker Il Wilkinson among their creditors
as lar as it will co. and after the LIST of next De.
cember Those who may fail to apprise of their
claims will not participate in the fund as / intend
settle and close trust accounts as soon as ssi.
Bile. may Always be found in my room No II Main
St, Sd story, Messrs. Snton l. Co between the
hours of and 10 A NJ and and P M. In case
should not be found, clsins may be left with Messrs
Snton Co.. who will hand them TO me.
no lh-6t ISAAC X. WATKINS, Trustee
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| ,OST-On Tuesday night, 18th Novem-
~ Der, either at the Va. Mechanics Institute or
between the Institute and the of Grace and
4th Streets plated dark hair BRACELET, with
gold clasp Iii only priced on account of the hair
liberal reward will be paid for its return to the
Dispatch OH1ce no 15-St*
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DRIVATE LIBRARY, AT AUCTION.

l. On FRIDAY, November 18th, shall sell at
auction. the Library of professional gentleman in
GLIDING Law aud Miscellaneous Books. The collec-
ton is rich in such authors Swift Addison Steele,
Burke and ali the later distinguished writers, and
amongst the law may be found the Virginia Reports
Davis Criminal Law, &c, &c Also. WORKS ON Ar
chitecture in great numbers Catalogues may be had
at nv store on Wednesday, the 18th inst.
ELIAS HALE, Auctioneer and
no 1I-6t Commits ,ioper Merchant, JOG Main st.
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In regard TO the great industrial occupation of
Caiiiornia-gold mining-it may briefly be said that
the mines continue 10 yield 10 the general satistac-
tion OF the miners Farmers and importers of for
eign merchandise may complain that they do not
receive sufficiently high prices Tor their goods; but
the miner is all the better oil for that Owing to the
reduced cost of living every where throughout the
State, there Is perhaps as much money made that
is saved, now, by the ,ainers, in the most pros
porous times since 49,
The Sacramento MON says: I'VE yesterday
referred ts the fact that and rich discoveries of
aurifer0us earth had been made in I'll D0rado couu.
ty. To day we have the pleasure of announcing
that new digeings have been struck nearer home
Above Alder Springs and adj accent to the line of FL
Dorado county, earth has been found which yields
some twenty cents to the bucket. Our informant
states that the digengs extensive.
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OSI-Yesterday morning. Oh Broad or
~ Second street, -FOUR PAiRS OF BOOT
FaONTS. The finder will receive many thanks if
they are left at the Dispatch office. no J6-lt*
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Barney Williams and his lady closed, about q
week ago, the most successful engagement, pecu
niarily speaking that had ever taken place at the
Metropolitan. They were succeeded there by Ma.
dame Bishop and Opera. Flotow's romantic and
comic opera of Martha or tie Richmond Market,
has been produced with fair success
Mr.. Neatie, the tragedian is on terms fol renting
the new American theatre and it is expected that
he will become the lessee. The house viii proba-
bly, be opened in about two weeks hence.
The Governor of the State had appointed The 23d
OF November TO be observed as day Of thanks
giving.
TIE WRECK OF THE YANKEE BLADE.
Efforts had been made by divers to recover The
treasure sunk in tie wreck of the steamer Yankee
Blade, but without succcss-no traces were found.
The hulk had drilted ashore leaving the engines
where the ship sunk, IN about eleven athoms water
Mr. Frank Ball, one OF the two persons who was
LETT at Point ArguellO by Captain Randall to take
charge OF the wreck Of the Yankee Blade iniorins
the editor OF the Placer Times that twenty three
more dead bodies have been washed ashore twenty
one male and two female. lie thinks there is but
little doubt that at least fifty persons have been lost
The San Francisco Herald says the steamer Car
DINA, Capt Cuyler, came up on the 2lst from the
wreck of the steamer Yankee Blade Owing to a
very rough sea and ioggy weather, nothing in the
way OF recovering the treasure DONE The
only marks left to tell where the Yankee Blade was
wrecked, are a few spars.
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| OST-Between Metropolitan Hall and
~ Church Hill, OF Monday night last, BREAST.
PIN with large white Brilliants. suitable re-
ward will be paid the finder, by leaving the same at
the Dispatch Office. no 15-2t4
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GALE OF CORN. COWS. SHEET

GALE OF CORN, COWS, SHEEP.
~ HOGS. HAY, FODDER, &c, ON BROOKE
TURNPIKE, MILES FROM RICHMOND, AT
AUCTlON.-Will be sold on TUESDAY, the 2ist of
November, 1854 at II o'clock at Brookfield on the
Brooke Turnpike, S miles from Richmond, now oc-
cupied by Chas Carter Lee. Esq., the following arti-
mich cows; Yoke oxen; absut 20 sheen; a lot Of
hogs; stacks of hay and large quantity of blade
and top fodder. shucks, straw, &c.
TERMs.-Al sums under $50 cash; over that amt
months credit, for approved, endorsed negotiable
paper. GODDIN L APPERSON
ne ~ Aucts.
S. At the same time and place will be sold
large parcel of Household Furniture, all the farm
ing nipple nts and first rate light onehorse Car.
riage. nearly and several other art Giles
Terms 9 above. GODDIN & APPERSON,
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HOUSE AND LOT AND ABOUT IS
IL VACANT LOTS IN MANCHESTER, FOR
SALE AT AUCTlON.-Wl be sold on SATUR-
DAY Afternoon. the 18th November, 1854, on the
framed d elling on the Northern side of Melon
ough street, in Manchester now occupied by Mr..
Alexander Alvis, near the residence Of Mr. q. M.
Puliism. The house has large rooms. besides clio.
water.
After the ssle of the dwelling will be sold
q and 80 handsome Building Lots adjoining.
TEsMs-For the dwelling one-third cash; balance
at ~ and Ia months For the Lots one-third cash;
balance ats and months. In either case. for nego
tiaoie notes, bearing interest, and title retained till
last note is paid.
nos GODDIN a. APpERSON Apcfs
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CALE OF VALUABLE fEhoONAL
- PROPERTY IN THE COUNTY OF POW.
HATAN BY virtue of q decree of the Circuit
Court of Goochland county in the suit OF John Boil
ling against Archibald Boiling and Others will sell
on the 22d day of November 1854 II tar; II not on
the next fair day. commencing at IL O'Clock M at
Centre Hill in the county of Powhstan, situated on
James River, and about q miles from the city of
Richmond the following Proper ty, belonging to the
ate of Blair Boiling. deceased: About or 400 bbls
of Corn ell of the Oats Straw. Fodder and Shuets
on the Farm. $50, all of the Stock OF Mules, Hor-
Utensils. -
TERMS OF SALE-For all sums of S25 and under.
cssh; for all sums over Is, credit OF months viii
be given. Bonds with good security, will be requir
ed for the credit payments
Administrator of Blair Boiling, deceased.
rxUtI
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a LbEMARLE APPLEe-20 barrsls
- u ls' ''s'a''a and s e. IL; ssorHEa
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fUCtbs
HANDSOME LOTS IN SYDNEY AND

- ON BROAD ST. NEAR BAPTIST COL
LE9E FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-Wi.l be sold,
on FRIDAY, the 18th of November 1854, on the pre-.
misses, In the order advertised, commencing at 8
O'Clock r M, about 20 most beautiful Lots in sgd
ney, on Eimwood and Federal SITS nearly opposite
the residence of Thomas Crouch, Esq.
After which, will be sold several handsome Lots
Broad st, nearly opposite the Baptist College.
TERMs:-One-third cash; balance at and mos :.
for negotiable notes. interest added and title retained
till last note is paid. 0ODDIN l. APPERSON.
NOT Aucts.
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BY GODDIN e. APPERSON.
FIVE ACRE LOT NEAR NANCuE,

BY GODDIN & APPERsON.
1--WE ACRE LOT NEAR MANCHES-
L TER. ON THE COALPIT TURNPIKE FOR
SALE, At AUCTI ON.-Wil be sold On SATUR-
DAY AFTERNOON, the 18th day of November
1854, on the premises ncing at Q o'clock
beautiful acre LOT, on the Manc hester Turnpike
near the Toll.Oate, about mile from Manchester
TERMs-One third cash balance at 4 and months
Tor negotiable notes, interest added and title retain
nos GODD1N APPERsoN, Aucts.
ELMWOOD FOR SALE AT AUG
sold on TUESDAY, the 5th of December 1854 On
the premises, commencing at ii o'clock the vaIua-
Bile Farm on Chickahomny Swamp, miles below
Richmond, adjoining the lands of Mr.. James M
Garnett, Dr. Trent aud others, containing $50 acres
of which 500 acres cleared and have been well
lined within the last few years. and $50 acres of rich
midland, portion heavily set in wood and timber
the value of which alone, it is estimated would nav
least half of what the whole estate will liksy
sell for. The York River Railroad will run either
through or very near the tract.
There have been seeded this Fall 40 bushels of
wheat with plentiful supply of guano.
The buildings, though small, are yet new and com.
Portable, and the enclosures around the place are
good.
healthy, and the water good.
After the sale OF the land all the perishable estate
on the place will be sold, consisting of the Stock
Crop, some hne Mules Hsrses, Cows, Oxen, Hogs
2oo barrels OF Corn, Shucks Fodder, Wheat Straw
&c.
The particular attention of the public 10 called to
this SALE as it believed that so near Rich
mond, now In market, offers greater Inducements to
those disposed to gage in farming.
TERMS.-For the real estate one-third cash ba.
lance and years, for negotiable notes. bearing in
estate, all sums under $50 cash over that amonnt
months credit, for approved. endorsed egotiable
paper. RICHARD HILL, Jr.
Sale conducted by GoDDIN APPERsoN, Aucts.
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BY DAVENPORT, ALLEN 4 CO.

DLASTER AT AUCTION.-On SAT-
i URDAY, Nov 18th at 10 O'Clock, shall sell at
auction at the Dock near the New York Pack cts,
400 Lump Plaster of prime quality in lots to suit
purchasers.
TERMs-Under 500, cash; 800 and over, mos,
for approved paper.
DAVENPORT, ALLEN & CO,
no Is Auctioneers.
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tNIHN IN CALIFORNIA.
The country would not be California nor this
city San Francisco if there we're not the usual
daily accounf from some county, and town or
another, OF rrfdfders, personal assaults burglares
and robberes
horrible murder was committed at public
house at saina On the evening of the 10Th inst !,
seven men called at the place and told the man who
keptthe house that they understood he had 81 500,
and unless he gave them the money they would kill
him. Finding resistance useless the man gave up
the amount demanded, when they told him he had
IN 1re money ia the house. and they must have it
A scuitis then ensued, when the propiieto made
his escape, badly wounded and gave the alarm
Ia the meantime, his wife and child and man were
murdered by the plrty. No arrests had been made,
nor have the names oi the murderers been ascer-
tanned.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-07-12
LAND In MARKET.

I'm pursuance of decretal order entered in the
4 cause of McChesney. guardian. Sc. Plaintiff,
against the heirs of JOHN Kennedy decd, Deien-
dants. de, ending in the Circuit Court Of Augusta
county, will proceed, on the premises on Thurs
day the Sd day of August next, to sell at public
sale, a tract of land containing
$50 Acres,
situated in Augusta county about one mile south OF
Middebruok and within one quarter ola mile OF The
Turnpike leading to Stanton and Lexington, on
the head waters of Middle River. adjoining the
lands of Lowman, McCutchen and Clemer. A
bout so acres of the land are cleared the remain
der is heavily set in timber. The one is of supe-
rior quality and very productive. There are two
never-failing springs of fine water on it, and eve
~ part of the premises may be watered. 1t is
seldom that as desirable estate is put into mar
k.t. The title is indisputable. Possession given
immediately, except as TO fields in crop.
TERMS OF SALE.-One third on the LIST
of Dec amber next, with interest from day ofsaIe ;
Tie remember in equal inslalments at one, twnand
three years from dav Of sale, the purchaser TO give
oond and personal security, and the title to be re-
tanned as ultimate security.
July 5. l854.-tds. JOHN UTZ, Comm'r.
gay- Rockingham Register copy ids and for
ward account TO ills office.
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AUGUSTA SPRINGS.

Vl,HIS delightful watering place, situated IL
miles west Of Staunton, is now open for Inc
reception of visitors. The scenery and saluorlous
climate are unsurpassed In addition to the
. SULPHUR SPRING,
as we'll as the CHALYBEATE, near the Hotel,
an ALUM SPRING has been discovered,
within 900 yards of the Sulphur. lnvalids who
have resorted to it have found ii efcacous IN the
cure Of all the chronic diseases for which the
Rockbridge Alum is so celebrated. The diseases
which were relieved from the use of the Alum
water last summer, were dyspepsia, scroinIa,
chronic darrhea and skin diseases generally
The protoxde of Iron aud Sulphate Of Alumina
are in as great excess as in the Rockbrldge and
Bath Alum.
The Table shall be supplied with the best the
country can afford, and no pains spared to make
invalids and Others comfortable.
The line ofStages from Stanton to Parkersburg
will leave the former place, and conrss passengers
to The Springs, every Monday. "Wednesday and
Friday morning. Is. SHCMAlE'
June 81. lS54.-4,s.
gT Richmond Wing and Charlottesville
Advocate copy once week for four weeks.
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TEHE WAY TO SELL LAND.

WE advise all persons owning Virginia Lands,
w and desiring tn sell the same, to Advertise
first in their local papers, so that their neigh
bors may become acquainted with their desire, and
next in some journal OF wide circulation, printed
at distance, so that the attention of strangers
may be drawn to the property The best paper
in Pennsylvania TO .8dUerlise Virginia Lands in,
is The V.ALLEY SPIRIT, published at Cham
bersburg, Pa, by P. S. Dechert s Co. Its circu-
aton is three times as large as the average cir
culalion Of County papers in Pennsylvania, and
care has been exercised 10 have II extensively cir
culated among the agricultural community, they
being generally the most substantial patrons. II
is generally believed that an advertisement Of re-
al estate in this paper, will be read by nore Ear
mers. and therefore by more persons disposed to
purchase that kind Of property than if inserted in
any other journal in this part OF the country. The
VALLEY SprRIr's circulation lies mainly in the
rich and populuus counties Of FRANKLIN and CUM
BGRLAND, but yet it is not confined TO those coun-
ties 1t circulates also in Adams. York, Lancas-
ter and Lebanon on the East Fulton, Bedford
and Somerset on the West and Huntingdon, Ju-
niata, Perry and Centre on the North From
these parts of our State many Agriculiursts have
removed TO Virginia, and others. il is not 20 be
doubted. will year after year follow.
Would it not be good policy for Virginians'' TO
bring their property TO the notice of those who are
contemplating a removal to their State, by adver.
Using it in our paper
o. A copy of the paper will he forwarded to
the address of any one who may make the request.
Its large size. and the heavy advertising custom
il enjoys. will serve 10 show its standing. All
COMMUNICATIONS to be addressed TO
P. S. DECHERT & CO..
,July S. 1854. Chambefshurg, Pa.
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The Chinese Chunks are in Port ,ctth Cargo Of
Rare Curios:ties, Which nov produce great
EXCITEMENT in the mind Of the People!
THE subscriber would respectfully announce TO
the citizens Of Staunton aud Augusta county
tina. he has on hand q very large asaortmsnt Of
Fancy Articles, consisting in part as folows:--
Undesleeves, French Worked Collars. Chem
isets, Ribbons; splendid assortment of white
and colored Kid Cloves, Pic Net Gloves, Hosiery,
all kinds of Gloves, Lsces. Gimps, Buttons. etc.
Also, very large assortment OF CLOCKS,
gold and silver PATCHES; and Jewelry such
as Earrings. Finger-rings, Breast pins. Watch
Chains and Seals, Ladies' Chain Hooks. and
good many other articles too numerous to mention.
He will also continue to keep all kinds Of mu-
steal instruments, Pocket Books, Trunks, Carpet
Bags, Yslices, Guns, Pistols, etc.. etc.
uA also keeps great variety Of Wall Paper.
Window Blinds, Tire Screens. Bordering. etc,
etc. Wall Paper from IL Ia :" sl.59 per bolt.
As my Goods have been bought in the cheapest
and best markets, and mostly for cash. an sure
that can sell them a little cheaper than the
cheapest store in Staunton.
n. B.-Parasors, Fans, and good Daay SUM-
mer articles will be sold at Gust.
Give him call and Judge for yourselves. he
will be sure to give general satisfaction.
Staunton, June q, "a. MASON HlRSH.
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THE AMERICAN HOTEL,
AT THE RAILROAD DEPOT
STAYIMTNM VA

vyNHIS new and extensive Hotel is just compile
Il ted. and is row open for the reception OF VS.
i,urs. 1t is situated within few yards of the
Railroad Depot. aud is convenient DINING
HOUSE for passengers arriving in the cars and
going westward
j. L. Heskell s. Co.'S daily line Of stages Ia
the White Sulphur Springs. run to and from this
House and passengers are subjected to no delay
and are relieved from all trouble in moving their
baggage.
This House is situated in an elevated and com.
handing position, and those who desire to spend
few days in this healthy City Of the Noun.
tains." will find that the Proprietors have spared
neither pains nor expense to promote the comfort
Of their guests.
Good SrABLlNG has been provided for the coun
ty and travelling custom.
Our country friends will find a warm welcome
and moderate charges.
WIN. II. CARRIER s. CO.
= 7 + : s5s s::::;;
Stauntun, July 5, lS54.-tf.-V. and M. copy
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HIGHLAND ACADEMY.
Classical and Mathematical School,


A HE next session of this institution will com,
mence on the LIST of September next, aho
continue until the last of June, embracing perl
cd of ten months, under the care and supervision
of Jacob J. Hill. Esq.
MIR. Ii IL has had an experience OF several yeais
in conducting Classical and Mathematical Schools
aud has had the superintendence OF this Acaaet"y
during the last session Of ten months, and froni
his studous habits and close application, has CIV
en- entire satisfaction, which has been evincea oy
the liberal patronage extended by the public.
This Academy has been in successful opera'to"
for the last three years, and Is, what IL was ue-
signed, a schoOl preparatory Tor college. re"
places in West Virginia have such local aaVa"'a-
ges as Monterey, for Classical and Mathemau-
cal Schoo-being entirely tree from the oiig"t'ns
aud demOralizpg influences that are unfortunately
thrown around the student in larger towns
Ii is situated in a beautiful section III Inc o'ate'
on the dividing ridge between the James ana fo-
tomac Rivers-with climate remarkably pure
and healthy, and surrounded with population
that will compare tavorably with other sec''oh' u
the State in point Of intelligence, virtue ana mo
rality.
Parents would consult their own interest anu
that of their children by selecting such si'ua'lo"
for they education. Good boarding can De oo'a'ii-
ed for 81 or s. per month,
For further particulars apply to the Principal al
Monterey, Highland county, Va.
| References.
MONTEREY, VA. Stephenson, Esq. J. r
Sucker, Esq. w. w. Fleming, Esq, Geo. n
Kenney, NJ. ID. :, @
FRAYKLfS. VA.-Col. J. b. Mooman, a. ,
NUrment, Esq.
! LEXINGTON, Vx.-Rev. w. 5. White, Facu
ty of Washington College.
| WARM SP&INGs, VA.-Wm. ii. Terrlsl, Esq
| S. A. Porter, Esq.
A. SEYBERT, Chr'n Board of Trustees.
Monterey. Highland CO., Va.
| Fl
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PILRLIC SALE OF LAND.

On Wednesday the 25th day Of Oeta9er nerf.
" there will be sold. in conf.rmity with the last
will and testament Of DR.. Jacob ISollz, on, the
premises, tho Tract Of Land. containing abont
24o ACRES,
on which he lived, situated about four mss west
of Fincastle. Bols,ourt county. on the main road
leading up the Catawba Valley to BlacksburE-
There is a good portion ofine MEADOW LAND,
we'll watered. There is also on the land five or
six never-faling Springs, and there ale sss2h
about 100 Apple Trees and other FruiiX 4fR
Trees, some Of them very supercrfrult &24fs%
A good portion of this land is we'll tim, --s&z.-
bered. This land lies abont IL miles lrTen lion
sacks Depot on the Virginia and Tennessee Rail
road, and about the same distance from the james
River Canal, and is one of the best neighberhocds
in the County, and is also very convenient "
mills. churches and blacksmith shops.
TERMS One-third Of the purchase money
in hand. and the balance in two annual payments,
the purchaser giving bonds with approved securt-
ty, and to bear interest from date il not paid on
the day they become due. and the title retained
untA all the purchase money is paid up. The IT,
tie is good, and such as was vested in the tesaor
will be conveyed by the executor.
CO. Possession of the land will be given as soon
as the terms Of sale4Are complied with.
JAMES s. WALROND.
Executor Of Jacob Woltz.
Jnne 81. lS54.-tds.