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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-19
NETWORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for May 49,
Circulation, ever $4,000.
TIE NEW-YcRK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this
week contains the follow ing:

HE NEWT cRk WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this
week contains the following:
I..EDITORIALs; The New Threat: Lish; Breaking;
1hatg~s g. be Noted; Coy Gardner and Juigs Lorns;
The steamer Euc.scI; r. r.s,ry Of Money Letters
Lefson TO Boyai'iesi Resist the Slave Driver
H..EuROPE HI yIsITED-No.Il. Letter from Horace
Greeley cTbng London AID he Crysfa Palace.
IH..HOE CBAHLEs sUMSERs LECTURE: The
Auii-ssvrry 70 rr-e; l. Necessity, Pracricahli-y
an Dignity VI n Cimps-s q the Special Duties Of
WEIGHT DAYS LATER PROM CALIFORNIA; Ar
rve. e the Illinois; Wreck 4 tho steamer G1I~n
AEe; Passenger and Crew Saved; Over : 1.0. 100 10
Gold
y..FRoM MISSOURI: Letter from Correspondent;
At ST. Louis
VI..FROM KANSAS. Tie Late Oursge; A-chison ;
Sirngfe low; Gov Reederi Correspondence Of Ihe
n. y. Inhuue.
VII. REVIEW o. THE WEEK: Giving IN = condemned
and conspicuous form the latest and most import ant
events hat have 'rslslifsd il the City United
and the South Pacific Coast
VIII..THE ANNIVERSARIES.
IX..VIEws OF THINGS ETC, n PARIS Letter
from COuesT onden Mt AZ Pans
X.FAoM MASSACHUSETTS: Correspondence Of The
y. Y Tribune.
M..EXCITEMENT II KANSAS: Memorial 20 Conr-ess;
The D. -in o. Malcolm CLARK.
XiI-CROP PROSPECTS,
XIII. DISSOLUTION or THE CUBAN JUSTA: Cor.
fespon4eLcc q The y. y. Tribune.
XIV..sIsTFR ROSE: Confined,
Xv..THE LATEST NEWS By TELEGRAPH
XVI MARRIACEs and DEATHS.
XVII..THE MARKLTs Full Reports Of the Stock Money.
Cotton, Grain, Cattle and other Mafkets specially
reported Tor The Tribune
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s5; FIVE copies -; ten copies : ~.
Single copies wrapper be obtained the
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TO CORRESPONDENTS
4 RenfsckiaH.-Pless send US the papers.
The Tribune for Europe.

We shall issue THIS MORNING an Edition OF
The SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE, for circulation in
Europe. 1t will contain all the latest News up TO
the time Of going to press. Single copies, in Wrappers
ready for mailing, be had this morning at the
counter, in the publication Office. Price Six Cents
The steamships Ard for Hayre, and the Hermann for
Bremen via Southampton will leave this port To-Day
at IL O'Clock.
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NArlosAL TraoaaApnIcAL UsIov.-Thi. bedy, ,

NATIoSAL TYP0SRA PHIcAL USIoy.-Thi- body, re-
Gently in session at Memphis TEN essee, Lated TIE
following officers FOR the current yesr:
Pre,ifeEf .cHAS T. Town = fosS
Fdrsf Tse Pyosfd>af. ..........FRk>E. C. SrL, bO-I
Noccsd bioe Pres6csf 1osNEiLf inronsu
Res. Socrs'gyy and Tyslssre. n. II NHircoss, kuido
Couo,y9ndisg Seeyst4ry......soL HAERis, Nesceean~
The President appointed thu following Executive
Committee;
Henry g. Fisher o. Phlaielphis j. watkins SUM 4 Men
phis; r. s. Davis - Chcag0 Les Graham % NJ Odsss
J. T. For 81 Buiaof j. j. Oibe.f q LorfTies frsya va
ham II hse hares " CCiturn OF Newly A1xsn1s
Donnsy Of Ciaennsiii Thomas X. she 7aFd u iosion
Philadelphia was fixed upon as the place for ne
neXi meeting.
A resolution against Sunday work sas laid on DC
table In order to inCsease tie inisEssi at meetnG
Of subordinate Unions. the ritual q Cincinnati mos
embracing opening elosing initiating and in'sAinos
ceremonies was approved and recommended LIZ
proposition requiring members 20 pledge tAemse''.
by formal ooth was voted down, there beng ""'
in several States forbiddng the taking Of any '''1
obligations. ..,s.A
The delegates expressed themselves highly s,', ,ssa
at the Kind reception and entertainment gwen '''-
! BY their brethren in Memphis
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HEAVY CLAIMS FOR RAILROAD INJURIES.

I1N'INff IV's
Yesterday before the supreme Court in session at
Ipswich was commenced the casc of DR. Charles ".
brown against the New-IIayon Railroad Company, m
which the plantif claims $4,000 damages for injuries
sustained in the Norwalk catastrophe. Able counsel
has been retained on both Sides
Governor Gordners veto Of the bin providing for the
loan TO the Western Railroad has been sustained in
the House by n vote of % 10 ~.
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LARGE FIRE TX PETERSBURG, VA.

BALTNORs, Friday, May Il, 1855.
Twelve stores in Petersburg. Virginia, were de-
stroyed by fire with nearly all their contents yesterday
The loss estimated at $4,000 The property burnt
was the most valuable in tho city, being in tho heart
of the business portion Of T.
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memorial Of the Parliamentary friends Of Smith
OBTien 10 Lord Palmcrston asking the full an entire
remission Of his punishment, is abou, o be presoned
under the belief that It will meet with favorable do
c,ion. The memorial j. said to be signed BY full ono
hundred and fifty men Of all parties
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THE CASE OF col. KINNEY.

PnILADFLrnIA, FrdHy, My IL, IH1o.
The hearing under the writ of habeas corpus IN the
case of Col Kinney has been postponed at the eqaest
Of defendants counsel til Monday next IN order 10
give time for obtaining documents from Washington.
Monday is the FIRST day of tie Term
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THE CASE OF ALFRED FYLER.

SYBAcUsg, Friday, May ~, 1885,.
Judge Woodwork to-day made out an order sending
Alfred Fylor convicted Of he murder Of his wife, 10
the Lunaiic Asylum at Utica.
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LARGE FIRE IN DUMAS. c. W.

BUFFALO, Friday, May II, lsjj
At Drndas, G. W, on Wednesday, fire destroyed
Anderson McMiekng's Paper Mills and Cores
FIGURING Mills. large quantity of grain with sew
eral hundred cords OF wood consumed. The loss
isput down at about ElO0OO, OF which one-thiri Is
insured.
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A DEMOCRATIC AND WING ArFTI-KSOg-
NOTHING hISION MEETING.

BIFF1.O, Fnlny, Nay II, BOO
Democratic and Wig Anti Kn0w-,fo.h hing Fusion
Meeting was held here nst night Awcng those prss-
Mt were Mayor Cook, T.. G.. Spauidug, State ire1-
urer; ". w. Weed, Assssnblyman, aud John H. la.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-19

We publish this morning the opinion Of Judge
Coukline on the search and seizure clauses OF
the Prohibitery Law, being chiefly in reply 10
Mr.. Hill of Albany.
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CILERCH ASSEMBLY.

NJ. LoUIs, Friday May 49, 1855.
The Sxty-frst Session OF the General Assembly Of
the Presbyterian Church commenced Mt the Union
Church in this city yesterday. There large nj
tendance. The Rev A. X Skinner Of New-York de-
liverod the opening sermon. New-York was selected
ss The ne1t place Of meeting.
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such capacities of industry and of usefulness he
was a man whose loss will be deeply felt, and
whose like we may not hope to see again.
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tits stated by the English journals that an in
surrection has broken out in the Ukraine, and
that the reyolted seEfs Of several States have
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Subscriptions and Advertisements for THE NEW
YORK TRIBUNE be left with the following Agents
PARIs.-Charles Hartwick, No. IL Rue Vivienne.
LoNDos.-Mr. W. Thomas, Nos. l9 and p Cath
ariue-sircet Strand.
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THE EPISCOPAL CONVENTION.

PPILADELPHTA, Fnday Way IL, I5J5.
The Episcopal Convention has adjourned sine de-.
There was no action taken upon the proposed diysos
of the diocese in thi- State The Committee appointed
on this subject was directed TO continue and mako q
report at tic next Convention.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-19

The Hon. joins c. SPENCER died at Albany on
Thursday night of consumption, aged o.. His
malady had long been regarded as dangerous,
and as last resort a sea-yoyage had been
determined on; but before the time to start he
suddenly became worse, and gradually sank to
the grave.
The deceased had long filled an important
place in the public affairs Of this State. The
eldest son of Chief Justice Spencer, he early
gained distinction at the bar. In lSlG, at the
age of %. he was chosen TO Congress from the
Ontario District, serving but single term.
Subsequently he served repeatedly in both
Houses of the State Legislature, where no other
mans presence and activity were 50 constantly
felt as his. His capacity for business was re-
markable. In him industry and talent were
most happily combined. Whether as lawyer
or public officer he was competent to an IN
credible amount of work. This was illustrated
during his career as Secretary of State of New
York as well as in the Cabinet of President
TYLER. In ISL he became Secretary OF War,
and in Isi3 Secretary ofthe Treasury. In these
capacities he distinguished himself by the same
untiring energy which marked bis life. In May,
ls4. he resigned Office and returned to Albany,
where he has since devoted himself to the Prac-
tice of the law.
The life of lawyer and politician like Mr..
Spencer necessarily leaves behind it no such
monuments as remain from the labors of the
great scholar or orator; but his reputation for
subtle legal intellect extensive and varied
learning, and uncommon grasp of faculties will
long be cherished among the traditions of the
bar, while 10 his share in the formation of the
Revised Statutes the profession and the public
will always pay the honor it so largely deserves.
We have very able lawyers in New-York, men
of whom any bar might well be proud, but in
Mr.. Spencer one of the foremost among the fore
most has departed.
As public man and thinker Mr.. Spencer was
perhaps more remarkable for activity than
originality for fertility than for depth and in
sight. His conclusions were often too rapid TO
be sound, his impressions too idiosyneratic and
willful to be true. His inspirations were wont
TO be drawn from the head rather than from the
heart. Sympathy with the people was Rot
part Of his nature and the enthusiastic conf
den.e of the masses never repaid him for the
wounds inflicted by political antagonists. He
was a man of talent and industry not Of genius,
politician not Statesman, an ingenious coun-
sellor, but not urist in the large sense Of that
term. But endowed as he was with such varied
sud discursiye powers Of mind and Of will, with
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HERNIA.-Only Prize Medal awarded 10 MARsu

Co. by the Industrial Exhibition OF all Nations their
patent Radical TRUSS References It's superiority
Pro Valentine Mott Willard Parker and John NJ Carnochan
An extensive list Of OF mercantile aud other gentlemen
cured by this Truss may be MARSH Co.'S. No. q
Maideu-laue NewNoIk, and MARSH, CORLIss Co, No
Ne-t ih-st., Cincinnati Ohio Open from A. NJ until P. NJ
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Lost or stolen from me this evening, as was
about leaving Philadelphia foF this city Two DsAFTsone for
as oo drawn by Nj LeeorbuIu Of Lsgusya M. Nrguon
Eha Spain francs ~ Mr Henhqucn Of Carlcca
on Mr. sale Bordeaus both payable my order and iu
dqsed person cautioned against goiafing the above
Drrr suitable reward vii be paid for the
fEkNAADO D. Ia NEFA SOFA.
Nefrore'i.su Hotel MAY Ia. lgsJ
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Aew40prk 0ailp gribnnG
SATURDAY, MAY 10, 1855.

Advertisements for THE TRIBUNE o Mondy ought TO be sent
! before O'Clock on Saturday evening
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WHOLESALE CASH Drug STORE.


MARSH. NoRTHRoP a. Co,
No. 1S9 Mailensne aud No. u Fieicherst., NewYork
Druss Chemicals. Porfumery Paints Oils, Window @ ass,
Burning Fluid, Alcohol. Camphene &c
GREAT PIANO AND Music House OF HORACE
MAIEHs No S3 Broadway The largest Of cee-
United States The pubic il that this house he's N OPP
position the combination adopted the reduced prices aud
that PIANOS MELoDEoNS. and Music be had OF Mr. Wa
less prices than they be found elsewhere New
Pianos TO Tept
MELoDEoNs.--S. ID. * II. W. SMITHS MELO-
tuned the equal temperament 20 which recently
awarded the first premium a. the National Far Washington
ID. {. be found only No. IS Broadway 4 liberal dr.
made for CASH The trade supp rcd on the most liberal
ierms HORACE "AILks'
GREAT PIANO ana MELODEAN ESTABLISHMENT
Of Ely MUSGER. No. 5l9 Broadway, (S. Nicholas lloe
The largest stock Of PIsos and MELoDE0Ns IL the CITY, ncu
the celebrated Double Octave Celestial PIANO our own man
other different makes CaIhart, Needham Co.'s word
MELODEoNs All offered At prices to suit the dull
times and that seriously defy o9mpeou Every instrument
warranted Ely MUNGER, No 5s Broadway.
Pianos 20 let
Coon TAsTE-No greater evidence of good
iae can manifested than in elegantly shod foot Most Of
our city ladies this and sccorddgy they wear CAN'T
PrIs GNTrRs CATERS have gained for him celeb
rifv that rapidly acquiring him handsome fortune His
address No $50 Bowtry and be always happy to welcome
new customers a well rs his old ones
CARy's ROTARY FORCE-PUMP AND FRE-ENGINE,
ADAPTED and all situations manufactured and sold by
CARY & BRANERD, BTOckpOrt, y. Y
Also by J. c. CARY.
No f9 Coursndi-st. and Nc. 2io Broadway New York.
Removable ENJAMIS's GOLD MEDAL,
BRAss SPRING TEUssEs,
To No Barclay st, corner Broadway
This Truss rusts. weak from six days
tris given and money returned If no, satisfactory.
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season with doses Of this wonderful medicine.
pur the blood and healthy and vigorous % the liver
and stomach and thus Al lingering signs o. disease
sold Al the manufacturers No 50 Maiaenlsne New osk and
No IA stand London and BY al druggists At Is cents Oh cts
and 81 per box
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Iley m;a a. well physical evils the vic
~ iy ~ ~, n S an 0sect Of oomuissraton. Yet
Ia eoeoiu i I'm oesfaiI We care moi b,vx low veal
nervous spd irritable be may be the cordial pspc Of HOOP
LANDS rkkAAN hitftSs' prepared BY d. q NJ I.rx>oN
Philadelphia, are stronger than the rnAnxS $500
wh.n ui> es Icy and mind aud he chooses 10
and dealers IN medicine everywhere. ' .! ~Hssi'-s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-19

Secondhand Chickerng PIANO at $50. one az
$3.50 at 500, aud at $75-A Ia fine order New
Pianos to let or fof sale cheaper than any other
I. :. BERRY, No. an Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-19

tty Of white FRESoH CHINA DSSERSErs of shapes that
want 20 retire forms from France that
will sell for less than importation cost Also descp-
ton Of Chamber ToleWaTe coTrcspondngy low prices
W. J. r. DALEY Co.,
MArble Stores Nos. 63 and SIS BroadWav.
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Ladies who desire a neat, elegantly fitting
oATER durable snd ehesp be suited BY calling on j. b.
MILLER Co. Nc lSi Causlsi. Messrs MILLER Co
enviabio reputation makers Ladies' Misses
SsoEs SLIPPERS GAIEKs. &c aid their establishment Is
conducted IN such give satisfaction 70 all
who have dealings with them
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-19
Letters 70 CRIsrApoRo from all the large cities

OF Union announce that his EXCELSIOR HAS DYE has
ker the lead OF oil Us vaS This confirmed hy
sroncne orders The consumption Of the article has doubled
ons yet AL that the browns sui blacks
ussui, own" sold snd applied a No. Aaor House.
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MARSH, NoR1HROF a 90,
No. lS9 Mailen-ene and No - Fetcherst., NewYnrk.
Drugs Chcmcss. Porfumery, Paints Oils, Window @ as
Burning Fiuid. Alcohol Camphene &c.
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SAVE YOUR KECORDs.-At The recent IRE 10
Vescy-t firms lost their books and papers for
RicIi Co.'s SALhMASDER SaTEs, WILDE PATENT For
evidence the following certificate of Geo W Wight Esq
who had wiscly provided himself with
NEw.YoRK, Moy 10. 1855.
Messrs. sTEsRss MaRyiS-GESTs: Thu: morning my
fcto, located on the second ard third floor If he f,uoIy
iuldng No Vesey-si. entirely destroyed by Gre.
On the second fso stood OF RIcH Co.'S sALAMASDtR
SATrs NnDERs PATENT containing my books papers, and
package Of bank bills which preserved in good condition.
The Safe severely tested before aud after rs fd to Ito
c.lsr.
With full confidence in the feproof qualities Of your saf
! nm. truly yours Go W. WRIGHT.
These secured by the celebrated La Belle" Lock
and for sale by STEARSs & MARVIN.
Nos IS and IS Water-st.,
The only makers Of Saanander Safes combining Rich &
Wider's Patents.
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Who Is troubled with Rats
Who is annoyed with Auis ?
Who Il disrusfed with lOafhS

Stranger, friend or foe, whoever you are, we pity
you and advise read the following and take the hint
Irving HoVSE, NEw-YoRX, Aug 10, 1854
eheefuly recommend PARsoN Co.'S NrRNN and lSsEer
ExTERNNATok the bet article Tor the destruction Of Cock
reaches have used My house has been entirely cleared
Of thtm without the least Inconvenience. d. u Howard.
Sold BY c. V CLIcKFNEg Co, Agents No 81 Barcay-st
Price IS cents hex.
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FAmBAyhs' SCALE WARFnoUsr, No. I39

FAIRBANKS SCALE WAREHOUSE, No. I5J
Bros6wav New York between Dey and Couriandsi where
h ofer the complete assoneut Il Weighing Apparatus
o. found the United States comprising upward Of seventy
difcrert mod fcaor Of FAIRBANKS PATENT PLATFORM
COUNTER SCALEs.
The reputation for durability and perfect accuracy which
SCALEs have onci for the past thirty has been
such that they regarded the universal standard
from which there no appeal
Hay Coal ScsLEs set IN part Of the country by
penenced workmcn Orders and Letters Of inquiry by mail will
receive prom IT attention. FNRBtNssS Co.
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PAR1NrR WANrEn-In one Of the a.. -.

PARTNER NASTED-ln one of the frs, h,s;
ness houses in the civ One having equal amount M
with the proprietor sjoc negotiate flr hshv 80
tsseous engagement BY addressing NJ NJ Tribune Once a.,
name residence and reference.
OFFICE OF "TRow's NEw-YoRK CRY DRrCr.
DRY" NAV 49, lsThe for this work
Persons Dot having ed upon will confer By
iug their address Al No. 81 Anu-st
JOIN y. TRow, Publisher
s-AaversemsBss for Directory should - handed 10
mediafey.
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I'VE WIGS Ann TorprpS -BATCUFJ OR :

celebrated factory 3 Broadway Nine private for the
application Of his famous HAIR DYE the best in the world
Beware Of sniaton Sold Wholesale aud retail The largest
assortment Of WIGS and ToUPEEs the United States Also
BATCHELoRs MoLpAvIA CREAM
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The Great Inbaling remedy for ASTHMA, Cox

SUMPTION all diseases the Throat and Lungs Dr. CuR
Tss HyerAA Thousands have been restored 70 health the
past year BY the Hygana Principal Office No SS Broadway
and sold BY C. II. Ring, No l92 Broadway Pncs only SS
package.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-06-16
reformation In the Right Quarter.

The New York He,ald idiiy endorses The
dark pc,ure Of Know Mornings drawn.by the
Virginia Democratic speak,rsan journals aud
,naaes ih,. following article, which amounts To
a complete ertinguishmeat OF Know Nothing.
ism. - y4@..
el.es the National Council, then at Phladri.
pba. proceed in the business ol the oryanlza,ian
oil a great national Aulefican party, IN p'sc'i-
cal way, according to the teachings oi expert.
e,,ce aud the principles OF cuns,nnn sr'is-, and
they ma, achieve great anil posi'lve fes,ll,s.-
They cal, il they will. Let them abtn..on this
scare.crow Of The Pope Of Rome, this raw heal
and b,ooly bones OF Jrsni,sln, this perions bully
ai Catholic prescription, this tom.iooeIy oil per.
seculon against the poor irish, this mumalery
aud fllmmery OF the amendment of rituals aud
,hiid devre. s, lis clap zap aud hasphemy oil
,Ia,k l.r,l ,rs aud ho,lhl swearing, at n!td oee.
dlence 10 hnuafy sppi!sne,r. aud 60 10 AoIk like
Anercan., with sieai purpose IN hand. and
.Ierhre il il the light of day. let them open
their doors AMI discuss the erei' lssnes ol Tie
elisis, not like ba4p cnspilaos IN cavem oul
like honest men he!tre The world aud mske an
open organization tut n .iashng forward nave
m,nl in behalf of Il new American party new
tl,nasly, aud "a new administration, fresh IRON
the people. upon the common tallle cry oi te-
,renchmenl and reorm and The resnlt mus! ne a
revelation as swee ring as tina, oil 1907
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-06-16
BENT OF BUFFALO,

situated ON Buffalo Creek in said county on the Old
Valley Stage Road, within miles ofthe town Of
Lexington, 3 miles of the mouth of Bdflalo at the
North River Canal, miles from the Mouth Of the
North River at the James River and Kanawha Ca
nal and | q miles from the junction Valley Plank
Road
This tract contains about GOO Acres. The improve
ments, large frame Dwelling liotsc. well finish
ed with or 10 rooms, and double porch the entire
frontAa large stone Kitchen, an Ice House and 9TH
err necessary out-h houses, good Stables and dou-
bic log Barn. Upon this tract is large Merchant
Mill in good order. with 2pair of Burrs, one Coun..
try Stone and Corn Crusher-also q Saw Mill and
N1iller's House, These Mills are situated on
failing stream, with abundant water-power, and in
the midst of fine wheat-growing country. The
Merchant Mill now commands, as it always has done
an extensive business.
The dwelling has, until within few years, been
occupied as Tavern and the location is fine point
for justices stands. The Mills and Dwellings are
near each other.
Donohoos old Forge is also upon this tract with
fine water power for Machincry-a good Dam and
some buildings
About 300 acres of the tract cleared, and good
for wheat-good exposure and well enclosed. The
residue is we'll timbered.
This tract is situated in the midst of a fine neigh
borhOod. An estate combining many advantages
is seldom in the market. Persons wishing to pur-
chase, arc invited to call and view the promises
They will be shown BY John Douglas residing there
on.
TERMS: Cash in hand sufficient to pay the ex-
penses of SALE and for the residue credits of one,
two and three years, in equal payments the put
chaser executing therefor, bonds with sufficient
curity, and the legal title retained until the purchase
money is paid.
A survey of the tract will be exhibited on the day
Of sale. The estate being sold for division. will be
sold unincumbered By dover rights.
W. a, RlOHESON,
Commissioner.
n p0-s