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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-09

0oarQ OF 8uporvtsOrD 6Or 1855.
THE MAYOR BUSTED FROM THE OHArRM AssHIr OF
THE b0AhD-THE wings HAVE EVERYTHING THEIR
This Board met at O'Clock yesterday for the purpose
of organizing
The Mayor and Recorder we're not present.
Aldermen Herrick and Hesley also absent.
On motion of Alderman TUCKER, Alderman Barker was
called TO the chair
Alderman VooRs moved that the Board proceed to ap
point Chairman for the year.
Alderman Clancy submitted that this Board was not
properly organized in the absence of the Mayor and
corder and they were not competent to proceed with bu
The CHAIRMAN decided that the Board had power to or.
game without either of those gentlemen Their presence
WAS oniy necessary In acting upon certain matters
Alderman CIIasCEY said he would have to submit his
views to the Board before they proceeded.
Inc CHAIRMAN said the only for the Supervisor of
the SIKH Cancey) was to appeal from the decision of
the Chsir.
Aide man CIASckY-7hen do appeal from the decision
On the vote being aken the Chair was sustained by
vote of ~ to 8.
Alderman TUCKER then moved that the Board proceed
upon Aid. Tucker Eighth ward) and jackson Twelfth
wardl were appointed tellers.
Alderman JACKSON declined to teller, and
the Chair pro tenn appointed Alderman Fox Of the Sew
The ballot being taken, there appeared
For Ely Wood. Blank.
1t will thus be that six democrats who were pre-
sent cid not vote, and that two absent
The CHAIRMAN pro tenn. announced that Alderman Ely
having obtained majority OF votes duly elected
Chairman OF the Board of Supervisors for the year.
Aldermen BRIGGS and GRIFFITH appointed COM
init ee OF two to conduct the Chairman to his seat which
was accordingly done with grave solcmnity
Alderman Ely thanked the Board, and said it not
the first time such course had been adopted The
business, he said, was to proceed to elect Clerk.
Alderman BARKER proposed that David Valentine be
appointed Clerk OF the Board Of Supervisors Carried
unanimously.
The Board then adjourned to Thursday next at four
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-09

SCARCITY OF LABoRERs MARYrASD.--The Rockville
(Md JON nal complains of great scarcity OF aborers In
that county, and adds ga full grown READILY
mands from Sis to $l20 per and from $12 10
S16 Der month II the able bodied men who lounge aud
loaf about the Cities living from hand TO mouth upon the
bhphazard employment they would get there would seek
the country they would find constant demand for their
labor at lucrative prices and while they would be hap
pier III better Off would read less 81 suffering ia the
cities
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-09
City Intelligence.

The LATE ACCIDENT on THE EIGHTH AVENUE RAILROAD
DEATH THE SUFFERER received ut the
Ccroners Office yesterday, to the effect that the little
girl named Emily Stack who severely injured on
the Eighth Avenue Railroad few evenings ago had died
the New York Hospital from the effects of her injuries
An INQUEST will be held upon the body Of the deceased
fo-ca
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-09
Superior Court-GeneraI form,

DHtOTt hui JuuytE bOSWOrfh aud WOODRUFF
JAN 1.-THE Forrest Dirorce Case.-The motion COR
by counsel and ready tor the argument but an objection
was made that the court not sufficiently orQsnzej
two Judges only beiog presspt-srd the csse was sd
over until Th1rstsy next.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-09

A Miss Hume Of Williamsburg Indiana, was "a trial
last week r. Indianapolis, on chargs ~ fay taa
[ ni,r s,a w tllAi.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-09

With the advent OF the year find a great accu.
mutation of railroad accidents the of which
have spread nearly the whole Northern section Of
tn e country -
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-06-07
Hollomay's Pills are Ike best remedy kno,pa
In the norId for the f1HoUinp Diseases:

Asthma, Diarrh@a, Indigestion, Stoneand Gravel,
Bowel Complaints, Dropsy, Influenza, Secondary
symptoms, Coughs, Colds Chest Diseases, Costive-
ness, Dyspepsia, Debility, Fever and Ague, Female
Complaints, Headaches. Inflammation, IL W a + d
Weakness, Liver Complaints, Lowness of Spirits,
Piles, Nernal Affections, Worms, of all kinds.
Sold at the Manufactures of Professor Holloway,
so Maiden Lane New York, and 244 Serand, Lon
dom and by all respectable Druggists and Dealers OF
Medicines throughout the United States, and the
civilized world in boxes, at % CENTS 62}a cts, and
81 each.
&ss.. THERE'S considerable saving hr taking tho
larger sizes.
n. Il. Directions for the guidance Of patients in
| every disorder affixed to each Box.
NAV 5. 1Sll .--lv
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A
VaEssabAe Tract OF Land.

DURSUANT to decree made by the Circuit Cour
of kockbridge at its April Term, A. b. 1856, il
the case of L. J. Mccormick VS.. X. l.. Gillocl ant
others The under signed Commissioners for the pur
pose appointed, will on Wedneeday, the 10h day O
June net. sell at public auction ON the premises .
TALG1BLE TRACT or LAND
in said county, on the waters Of the South River,
adjoining the lands of James Smiley. James Z.
Hughes and others, about three miles distant from
Fairfield, and II miles from Lexington,
The tract contains about three hundred and fifty
Acres and has upon it good Dwelling House and
Kitchen, as well as Barn, Stable, and other necessa-
ry out buildings. The soil is of fine quality, and in
excellent condition for cultivation. The farm is we'll
supplied with timber, and has upon it Saw Mill
aud Tilt Hammer, for which there is an abundant
supply of water.
TERMS Cash in hand sufficient to pay the ex-
peEses of sale one-half the residue six months from
the daY Of sale; one-fourth at twelve months and
onetourth at eighteen months, the purchaser giving
bond with approved personal security, and the title
being retained as ultimate security.
j. j. D0RMAN, e,.
L. +. PAXTON, eon' is'
Nav 10 1S5G-tds
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geo ACRES OF LAND FOR
s A Il

WITHIN ~ MILES OF STANTON, VA.
IIHHE heirs of j. b. Breckenridge, decd, will, on
l. the 3lst day Of July next, if the land is not be-
fore that time sold privately, offer at public sale,
the premises, the Valuable FARM near Stanton,
known as the Cred Bud" and containing about go
Acres.
" Red BUD is one of the finest Wheat and Grass
Farms in the county of Augusta; has extensive and
productive Meadow on Lewis Greek several fine
Springs which supply running water to two-thirds
OF the land or acres in Fruit Trees, we'll select
ed and very productive all the necessary Farm
Buildings, and well arranged and about 1870
acres we'll tmbered Woodland
This farm can be conveniently divided into two
farms-one Of about $50 acres, east of the old Win
chester Road-the other of about 20 vest of
that road.
TERMS :0ne-fourth in hand the balance in one,
two, and three years. Possession will be given on
the lst of September next, and partial possession
earlier If necessary to enable the purchaser to put
in the fall crops. Bonds will be executed for the
deferred instaments, to secure which, the title or
the vendors lien will be retained.
Apply to A. n. BRECKENRIDGE,
April y, lS56-tds Staunton, Va.
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THESE Pills PURIFY rYE moor

bf291 L ILfS i L mr. 1 fuE BLOoDs
These famous Pills are expressly combinedto eppy
rato on the stomach, the liver, the kidnc 5, the
lungs, the skin, and the bowels correcting ayy DO
raagement IA the functions purifying the blond, tl
very fountain offe, and thus curing disease 10 all f
terms.
y DYSPEPSIA IND LIVER COHPL4LNTS.
Nearly hat the human have taken these Pills
1t has been proved in all parts of the world, thai
nothing has been found equal to them in cases of dis
orders OF the liver, dyspepsia. and stomach COM
plants generally. They coon give healthy tone to
these organs, however much deranged, and when al
other mears nave failed.
GENLRAL DEBIkfTY. I'LL HEALTH.
Many OF the most despotc Governments have o
! pened their Custom Houses to the introduction o
| these Pills, that they may become the medicine 0
the masses. Learned Colleges admit that this mcdi
cine is the best remedy ever known for persons of
deente health, or where the system has been impair
ed as its inygoratng properties fail to atofd
relief.
re A E CO N PLAIN rs.
No Female, Young or cid, should be without this
celebrated medicine 1t correets and regulates the
monthly courses at all periods, acting in many
like charm 1t is also the best and safest medicine
that can be given to children Of all ages and for any
complaint; consequently family should be with
| out it.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-06-07
plJs NESS DIRECTOR Y :

vTIRaIN;A FEMALE INSTITUTE 1-oeasio
-, ,,e-9ss ist September IN each yeat'-
nv II II. pAtLLlrs, Pfmc'pal. o,;oo
".AuHA4 4 BELL. Attorneys AZ Law on'''
s, HELL, Notary Public ana eoH
WI ~ cnsr 10 take dispositions, anu se't'e
10 s'ar i ms Administrators, Executor
= ~ 49, Trout, Attorney at Law oe''''
IN. rank Row. Siaunton, va. r5,u;., and
n b. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, va, ""N
.. .Draggist, lin street JtaNh.pa' a,,j Iewelry
nAVlD 5. BEAR, Watch MAKER '''1 '''e''
~ NJ un Stree, Stanton; ua.r Mai,
" - Wv Cu lNplER, Cabinet Maker, Man
IA. straa, slaunton--FuFnlluie al h''"'iot'0
No No p. EVANS, Tob .cco and sesaf "'of'
S.e',, I'm, Pos, Office, Stanton.
KEEN vgt,3'I & GOODE, Merchants ana uealefs
VII :, Fancy ana Staple Gooas ana mt.;, u'0' Mar
.no,allv. Opposite vindicator oli''e' -'i"'"
rec FER ! CONNELL-ifon fo a"% ~
~ AMI Machlnsts-wot al ''
.sa RANDEBURG s. Coz or aS dealers si in
- Commission Merchants, an Sns Va Hoe
3ry G5ods generally, corner WV =, law. office
asaNO p. WATTS Attorney a. La"
w. w, c - Rank Row. Stauntoh.
SAVIOR & BAYE0R-AuofhsS q, ms Copr,
AZ dice in Brick building oppos''' Wv
' sspifnsoy MACoY--sadlle, Harness ana
n r,ngl Factory. opposite Va Hotel. ~
: 11R0EEyS Wc c UE-Auorney al La"
4 oiiifa sen, door 10 Hartman 4 pen. ,,a
~ r. COCHRAN s c0.rtoeac Me,. s,, sa'
u. dealers in Segars, Snuif, &C. NC" ''''Ne'
Sfan,4ton. H1,rchants MI
User j. sTRIBLLFG MeTe ,'49 M rfn
IA dealers in Fancy Goods, Gehs'"''s' D"''
ere \ ;s s,Il1 s. cRAIyFoRD-Me'r
ES ao,saal deal.ss in Fancy Goees' Nia,''
"a scHNfD T-Merehan' and etore''
va New Tevn panp, Nam si.,' s ,a19."o &
wyIEgfiNIA iiOTEL-StaaA'oh-- 'o'''4
pefton. pfopfietors. r.,
81 NJ. CUSHING & 0o-Conieet'I"e' 4 q
kds GERS and dealers in Fancy As''c'es A''' :
Maiu Street. Stanton. ,.,,t,,>t, Now
.tsENrRAI. BANK OF VIC ,h'a-i>'"
" Briek I}ailding opposite Union Hal.
x,Nrs G. I.AlRp--Chemist aud Druggist NAN
.D Street, stanton, va.
naRs. l.. II. WARD, n liner and Hia"'a"
VA maker. Stanton, va.
egsyoODWARDH HOUSE e'aoh'o"i va
3sA ]. n. Woodward pro- tgf,
EAp r b. DcNAGHE-G e Immediately
~ opposite the Posi- Office.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-06-07
NEW MEDICAL BOOKS. RECEIVED AND

NEW MEDICAL BOOKS, RECEIVED AND
~ FOR SALE At NORRIS BOOK STORE
Flint on diseases of the Chest Physical Explora-
ion and Diagnosis of Diseases affecting The Rcspira
DRY Organs. BY Austin Flint, NJ d. Professor of
he Theory and Practice Of Medicine in the Univer-
ity of Louisville, &c. In one handsome octave vel
ulne, extra elsth.
The reputation already acquired by the author,
especially with reference to his researches on disco
ses of the chest and kindred topics as well as the
intrinsic importan of the subjects treated cannot
fail to render this volume Of very great interest
all American practitioners.
-hanual Of Chemical Physiology. From the Ger
man OF Prof. c. Il, Lehmaun, VI. d. Translated
with notes and additions, by j. Cheston Morris NJ
D., with an introductory essay on Vital Force by
Samuel Jackson, NJ. D,. Professor of Insttut Of
Medicnei in the University Of PENNSYLVANIA, &c.
With Illustrations. In one very handsome octaro
volume.
This work has been received throughout Europe
as the best digest of modern doctrines and investi-
cations on the.import6nt subject of 400 Chemistry
In presenting it in an English dress the numerous
additions OF the translator and of Professor Jack
son have rendered it more comp Re in its physioo-
geal aspect, with the object Of adapting it ior use
as a.text-book for the student Of physiology.
Richmond, April 10, 1856.
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IMPORTANT NEWS!
CTOTHINGi,

HNHE large Clothing House of STEINER, BRO
i CO, is crowded already with new and m az.
find there rare variety OF the most elegant styes
and patterns in the clothing line: Fine Frock and
Dress coats, in black or other colours; line Cassi-
mere suits; Pants and Vests Of all kinds and the la
en-; Nice Boys Clothing Of all sizes In short, we
offer to the public assortment which must salts
fy every taste and realize the highest expectations
All furnishing articles you select here, out of
the largest variety. We offer goods at the low
est prices, and hope that numerous friends and
customers, will come at once and examine our stock
1t will be ofparticular advantage to every body, to
come here before purchasing anywhere else
10 country Merchants, we offer the same adysnta-
ges they find in the Northern cities and besides
that, they would spare the expenses by buying here
instead Of gong there.
April II. 1856. STEINER BROS. & co.
Spectator copy
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Removal.

MI undersigned has removed his shop from tn q
- mouse OF Dr. Donaghe 10 the rooms fornerlv
occupied by Mr. o'Rear, opposite the old Posi- oti:s
corner, and adjoining tAe Store of Mr. Adam,
lie fer the liberal patronage heretofore
;isn, and hopes to continue it in his new place AT
BUSINESS. lie receives regularly the latest fashion
plates andls Sysprepared to Manufacture cotb,.
IN the NEST fashionable style >'"''e
he has resel%ed the Spring Fashions, and is pre
parea not ony b.. manufacture work in the latest
style, but to isrnish Cloths, Cashmere. Vestngs
April 26, 1856. +. DoorEy
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-06-07
Near the National Hotel.
BEAUTIFUL GOODS
PIPER l. FUNh-HOUSEl

MOULD call your particular attention TO their
w large and well sclcctedstock reasonable Goods
and we think our stock will compare fayorabv with
any other in Staunton. We will only partieularze
few kinds, viz. Fancy and Black SILK, Silk Robes,
Berage and Tissue Robes, Organdes, Printed Jaeo-
nets, Printed Chaes, Paris Printed Berages and
Tissues, Dotted Swiss, Plain Berages and Musns,
l4isle Thread Second Mourning bingham, Stelal
shawls Grape do, Parasols, Bleaehed and Brown
Goods, Prints, Hosiery, Trimmings, HOPED skirts,
Brlliantes, &C., &c.
We are determined to sell our Goods at small ad
vance for Cash or to punctual customers.
April 10. lS5G
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HOLLOWAYS PILL S
WHY ARE WE SICK

1t has been the lot of human race to be weighed
down by disease and suffering. HOLLOWAY'S
PILLS are specially adapted to the relief of the
,oeok, the Rerrons the dcicote and the iRfy of all
ctimes, ages, sexes, and constitutions Professor Hob
loway personally superintends the manufacture Of
his medicines in the United States, and offers them
to free and enlightened people, as the best relpsts
Tue Wofld ever saw for the removal Of diseMe.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-06-07
wagon Making

THE undersigned has taken the old stand of Nc
l. Aleer Smith, near the Railroad Bridge, and
the Lexington Road, where he is prepared to exc
cute all orders in his line. lie pledges himselft
work the best material, and to guarantee the work
to please. All orders thankfully received, and
promptly executed at moderate prices An his
work will be warranted for IL months.
JOSEPH +. TANNEHILL.
N. B. All descriptions of wagon timber taken in
exchange for work.
March s, 1856.
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S p Rim G S TO c K
At 70 Main Street Richmond Va,

IN L beg leave to inform Merchants and Others
w visiting the City, that we now opening, y
splendid. and entire new Ste ok of HATS. CAPS
AND STRAW GOODS. comprising every stvle,
and variety manufactured for the seasons Nhich
viii be sold at Wholesale and Retail On the most
favorable terms.
Terms.-Sx per cent offfor cash or on the usu-
al time to Punetua Customers. Geo. W Duesbu-
ry So long dnown 20 the trade il now engaged with
and will be pleased II see his old customers at
any time.
BiNFORD, DICKINSON & WEISIGER.
Is Main Street Richmond, Va.
March 3, ls5G.-3m.
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ENHTrE5.AoRDlNARY BARGAINS IN eLoyp
49, lS9 ~ r., ,Gh,eap Gofhiay Store against al
psbie attention TO their large and well made stoc
OF STh7Nd AMP SUMNER CL OTIIYG. VIII,
cannot no" Dc De sSeeed IN variety quantity and crafty,
oy any othcr Clothing Stare in Town or St1tn -
Their Goods consist in Coats from 75 cont ~, -
90, Iants iron 80 cts. NJ to $40 Vests from 5iet
up TO Si0; also large Stock Of Boys elotLing und
Bcirg largely engaged in the manafset,ra of r,ot,
ing win an experience Of good many yeafs- u,sv
are enabled to get up superior quality OF tlofhnG
suitane 10 TIE wants OF this section and h th,,.
prices they defy competition, e "a '''e''
ny arrivals, wee week., Direct from orr Man.
uaetory we shall at all times haze fnll esso,tnat
ana the latest style. If you want cheap md ,,.l.
made Clothing, don't fail to esll at "F anu WIN
WELLER LEoP0LD,S
Large Clothing Eouse, Main ST., opposite
white Patton's Store, Stanton Z
April 90, ls56.-3m. "'"""'oA' ."
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CHOICE I.JTERATIrRE

tory ofEngland, lst. I'd, Sd, and 18th vols, com
pete Harper's two editions The former suitable
lor FAMILY reading; and the large svo edition on SUI
Pufo paper and large type suitable for Libraries,
ffescotts Philip H.; do. Conquest Of Mexico; do.
Mlsceanious; Banoroft's United States; Mldreth' 8
90; Banners Child's History T. States; The Prince
Oh the House OF DAVID Miss Bunkey's Book; Walk.
ma; a large and choice supply of new English Books,
recent lmportations; fuilsupply of Anthon's Clas
ieal works; A large lotof cheap and entertaining
kon-ances, American and English editions, just
ceved and offered cheaper than ever
A finer and more choice collection of Books and
stationery, never offered to the People of the Val
ley. w. DEUASS
Staunton, Feb,23 1856
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One Dollar G0r Fifty Cents.

TENiE subscribers, with view of removing to the
Il West will sell thoir new and beautiful stock Of
READY MADE CLOTHING at Cost for Cash. They
would therefore, call the attention of the public to
this rare chance now offered and invite themto call
soon, while their stock is new and complete.
They have also on hand beautiful assortment of
Gentleman's Furnishing Goods, Hats, Caps, dc.
Nj. HlRSIl 4 co.
GsaTher Store is ON Main street, nearly oppo-
site r. NJ, Cushing's Confectioary.
May ), lS56.-Spec and True Amer. copy 81
n. b. All persons knowing themselves indebted
to the said firm. will please call and settle immedi-
ately y, as longer Indulgence cannot be given, other
wise their accounts will be put in the hands of an
officer.
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IASTELESS LIQUID CATHARITC
OR IA WIJY PHFSIC

TNHlSis the best, cheapest and most efficient CA
Il TIARTlC ever offered to the public.
1t is rAsrILEss, thereby avoiding the nauscatng eff
fact of Pills, Oil Sienna, Co, and produces no grip
SING or ether painful effects Unlike all other pur-
gatfves. !; searches to the bottom of the disease
thoroughly ccanses the @~t"maeh, and leaves the
bowels entirely free from coetiv CHESS. 800
NO FAMILY SHOULD BIZ WlTHOUT 1T.
Children drink it readily and without forcing, and
no medicine is more highly recommended by the
Medical Faculty.
Give it fair trial, and then Judge for yourselves
1t can be had wholesale retail Of j. b. EsKRIbE
otaunton Purcell, Ladd Co., Richmond L. IL.
Staber & Co., Baltimore j. 4. Antrim, Green
vile.
Aug. 4, IS55.-1y.
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DENIS TRY.
AR EiA u is. (GraIuate

NTAS removed TO late Post Office, in the
49, Brick Row, where he would call
the attention OF all needing Dental sub stitue
10 his beautiful specimens OF BLOCK Th ETH
with continuous gums. Those teeth, from the
comfort with which they may be worn, as wei
as their superior beauty, possess great advan,ae.
over Artificial Teeth, now in use. All the va
rious operations Of Dental Surgery performed
with stricireierence 10 perInanency.
Recommendations. P. Ii. Austin, A. Nj
Nj. D., d. ID. S. Dean Of the Faculty, and
rof. Chaplin A. Harris, NJ. D., d. D. S ,Balli.
more, MD.
Stanton, May l, 1854
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PAS sENCERs
OUR OMNIBUS
NEW ARRIVAL.
G. l. O r III LIN G.

nUR most excellent Spring and Summer Stock o.
" Ready Nade Clothing has been received and
we have the pleasure of exhibiting to the public the
latest and best patterns and styles of fine and bu.
meres, eashmeres, satinets, &C., &C.. as well as in
summer stutls of all kinds, together with Hats Cans
and large assortment in the furnishing line. ia.
stead oil the useless enumeration of articles. VIC
simply state, that we brought larger stock thi,
Spring than ever before. The caretulness with
which it was selected, justly recommends our goods
to the purchaser in preference al! others and the
astonishing los prices will induce him to buy
just come and examine
70 country merchants we will sell at Baltimore
Wholesale prices; KAHN & SCHUCHTERER,
Main ST., next to Woodward House
April 5, lS56.-Spec. copy.
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JUNCTION VALLEY TURNPIKE
FOR SAFE 4Y PURJTG 1UCYYON

Di virtue Of a decree made by the Circuit Court
the case IF william l.. Figrat and others y. tb ~.
junction Valley Turnpike Company and others
pending therein, the undersigned Commissioners for
the purpose appointed will, Saturday the 9H day
Of august, 1856, sell at Public Auction to the high
est bidder, at the front door of the Court House in
Lexington, the franchise of the said junction Valley
Turnpike Company and its roads with the appurte-
length leading from Buchanan to Staunon, aud
VII iudieous arrangement may be made profta-
bic investment.
TEEMs.C Cash in hand sufficient to pay cost OF suit
and expenses of sale, for the residue credit of
,ix, twelve, eighteen, and twen,, -four months, in
four equal instalments, the purchaser giving bond
with approved personal security.
TIIOS. j. NICHE,
WIN. w. BOYD,
S. McD. MOORE, ooih rs
L. +. PAXTON.
Nav & lS56-tds
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PUBLIC SALE.

HENHE undersigned as executors of Michael Bear,
d decd, will offer at public sale on the 14tn day
Of June nert, two Tracts of Land one OF which con-
tans 106 acres, lying a branch of Middle River,
one forth mile South of Churchville, and "a miles
North Vest of Staunton. There is upon this farm
every necessary improvement, BRiCH DUEL-
LING HOUSE, and Bank Barn, Fruit of all
kinds, and of good quality constant stream of wa
ter running through the premises, also spring of
excellent water. The other tract land contains Isl
acres lying the waters OF Buffalo Branch, Ga
branch OF Middle Rivera two miles south west of
Churt hvllle, miles We:t of Staunton, and miles
from the Depot ofthe Central Rail Road. II has
upon it good Dwelling House, Barn and other out
houses, a well of good water few yards from the
houce. This lind is Of good quslity, % acres OF
good bottom. About ono half of said tract is clear
ed and in good state ofcutivation. Any fun ther
description is not necessary as those wishing t.
purchase will examine Tor themselves.
ID. S. BEAR,
PETER HANGER.
April II, 1856. Executors