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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-05

The Boston Post, in its review of Finance ana
Trade, observes:
Upon the WHOLE matters and things arc proving.
and as rapidly, perhaps, ~ ought TO be expected.
Navigation is slowly on the mend. The shoe anA
leather trade has seen its worst days The South 70
rich and likely to continue so-the West is emerging
from her difficulties. New-Eneland is pretty we'd Of
though she has not yet experienced all tho oocts 81
the panic Manufactures are fourishing thc1gh ~
high price of wool Is somewhat unfavorsbio 70 -
makers Of wooden fabrics. The chances Of hona Eaoo
in general are fairthey would be much better TO our
mind, il there were less Of politics in tho coming
twelvemonth. That there win be many failures, we
doubt not and fear there will not be thai unvorsaA
activity among the people that Ia most fsyoraoie 70
labor, wages, and the collection Of snaii deots' but
upon the whole there IL reason 70 anticipate thse
things at any rate viii DO worse nan they nsve oseGs
while there good ground for looking Tor some gen.
eral Improvement"
The cash Assets and liabilities of the New.0riesae
bank, on the 9th uI a. compared with the sstemsuk
Of the previous week, are follows,
D.er.a.s I'm specie sxchsnss.. es7
Desresse No dspests... Cs6 Decrease Ia distant
Increase In circulation VS. ssol bssacss :...., iess
Messrs. VIM. p. Wright & Co.'S cotton circular fur
nishes the following statistics:
czoPOn his point have nothing report sna ~
subject attracts lsss interest than did month ego Tbs ss
pstss vary from 4 70 u million bao& -
bses The stsl $4,000 bsis~ Eext veek ~ ~
have moro moderate rsespss 49,
TIE following 4 statement Of the psvemsnt IN Gotten snee
the IL. september last, - eompsrs< with TIE yseve~ ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-05
comm cALENpAR-rHu DAY.

SUpREnx CoURT-CIRcUIT.-Par Mos. 20, 81,
,ei oa los lo7 Io9 ILL., ia u.s. 49, 17 a l2s III 49,
iSI I33 J37 13s Part I.-AdjOurned to ThuTdsy Jan
SUPREME CoURT.-SPrcIAL TERn.-Same q, Tues
day. NJ n. NJ
IS l2a rs IT. I $50 iss ISL 49, u.s. TO- 10, o o iS
III IiS ia las to a. l46. 49, 1s4, lse l6o l6% - o.
COURr OF CoMHoH PLEA.-Part Nos %, Oh,
o. ss 3d. 90 81 81 IS, g. 81, 49, 49, loo, iel Pert i-No'
81 "a T6 "a 60 81, 80, g.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-05

COURT OF GENERAL sESSIONS-Jsn- L-Befors City
Judge RUssHLI-
To-day large number of cases were presented by
the C but In consequence Of tho absen's either
witnesses counsel -, +,
Jenny Howard very goodlcoiing young woman was triod
for a,ins Counterfeit money made by Jen
ny counsel adjournment Of her trial but q:
Court denied peenty the reasons siven-tha,
there might be evidence produced establish her previous good
cbarsctsr-did not sufficiently important On the lsn
bogus bills the Merchants Bank of Albany upon many
shops along the Bowery, Broome street. Sho
detected by OAicer Fgmsurice, who followed her into
each store ard told the shopheepers 70 marx the bills
saloon Keeper Broadway In her deposition ct the police
court ssys bs born In Ireland q years OF
and keeps cigar and liquor at No. Broadwsy As
the jury being to try her seeing that the Court
would adjourn the she pleaded guilty TO forgery IN the
fourth and sentenced the state Prison FOR
term of two years Ii that Jenny had been arrested
on a similar charge bout two Year, before - :,
Two or hours then spent calling on ase< snd
setting down the time them to be tried Adjourned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-05
fAdvertlsenent-I
A CARD.

Nv orrsnremsn the entire stock Of Winter CLorsIsa and
Winter FckNIsnse GOODS remaining band on the ss Inst
We therefore, offer the remainder Of the elegant stock OF D.
DsyIry Co. comprising complete assortment oil onEH
ceArs DRsss SUrIs BUsSsss suITs, BoYs CLOTHING FUR
rIaiISs GOODS, &c,
Ys Ia an opportunity tina. viii rarely OF buying 10
sueI1 Of elent sessoabo extremely low prices
''fT'' VI s''s- DHyLIF, Hupsos Il Co,
Nos 259 40 and DO Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-05

NEW CONVENT IN BRooKLYS.--The contracts for
building new Convent in Debevoise street, w. d.,
were given ont last week, and the work will be com-
menced as soon as tho weather will permit The
building will be Of the Romanesque style Of srchtec-
ture, having froat Of one hundred aud thirty -four
feet on Debevoise street, and will be five stories
high, containing school accommodations for two
thsuesnd children. 1t will be under the charge of
the Sisters OF Mercy The total cost of the building
when completed will be upward of 1000.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-05

TnE FLORENCE NroHTrsoALE.-Ths Floating Hos
pitsl hiss been removed from her moorngs and taken
TO Winter quarters at Brooklyn. TAs Riehmond
County Gazette locke upon this hs happy ciroum-
stance as now that Hospital exists, the restric-
tons Of quarantine cannot be enforced In Winter as
has been the for the past thirteen years. 1t also
regards as aoreing an opportunity of testing the
experiment Of dispensing with quarantine during the
Winter months.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-05
la " LNI,ELLIGENCE
COURT or APPEALS.

JUDGE cLERKE TO 90 TO THE COURT OF APPKALs.
On Tuesday the Court of Appeals decided that Judge
should his member Of the Court instead Of
judge Davies who has not yet been sppont.d
This viii making Judge sutherland predas
Justice in this Drict he having shortest time TO serve
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-05
TAdver.iseule0LJ
INn-.Eaa EHnH


osI TO sEABIB TO svoid selhsh ana
sr5 also 20 air, e properly the training and o.
ehiIren EnsI nations at FOWLER WELLS "' Dr's'"'!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-05

The State of Illinois has, we understand nothing 20
do with the payment Of interest on the Illinois and
Michigan Canal bonds numbered 1856 10 800, 10 wbish
we alluded yesterday. The State continues to reps-
date these bonds issued by her own officers and IL
payment of interest is made by Mr. Lowe O. The
agent of Gov. Matteson, to whom they were issued.
Of these l0s bonds, only Ii are in the hands Of the
public. The Bank of Illinois has 90 deposited for dr.
culatOn with the Bank Department, and for then
Gov. Matteson has given satisfactory security. = la
The Boston Transcript of yesterday publishes .
card signed by all the bank Presidents in the city, do
ny ing the truth of report recently published Of .
large dealeation having occurred in one of the bsnks
the details Of which had been suppressed and the mat
ter hushed up.
The Chicago Press Of Dec. 81 says,
We learn that all matters of difference betweea
the Gaena and the North Western and Rockford Rail-
roads have been satisfactorily adjusted and that the
Of fare and the price OF freight between this city
and Rockford viii be the same by both lines. The
passenger fare is 81 IS. There IS a reduction on
freight but how much we are not advised. Tho ques-
ton win now be, Which line can best accommodate
the public, and show the most courtesy TO customers r
The following Is a comparative statement Of t1s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-05

~ Ltepssses taken at sitting dozen psens ~
size P1orooRGPH coorsd to iie ior only ~ >. %
Old Gallery Ne. aIs Broadway, Depot Of lie a'sN'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-05

TIE KIyGs COUNTY REPUBLICAN GHshRAL COM
,,rrry-Ths Republican General Committee OF King
onn,v me, last evening" at No. Court street, brooR
yn, to organize for the coming year There was an
nnn,nal|y large attendance of members, every ward
q, n. c;tv being represented The interest IN tho
psas;dsntiaI struggle his brought many Of tho oes
men ~ The Republican party into the Committee TIL
~s., and an earnest and efficient campaign Is ex'
yss,ss The following officers were elected: Seth b.
go rs1s oso' President; ThOs. w. Field, A. II. Gale'
sn1s M Parsons, vice.Preddents; John NJ sseams'
Secretary, w. L. Hubbe, Assistant Secretary EZRA
baldwin, Treasurer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-05

SUPREME COURT-CHAxBHRI- Jan A. Before Justice
LEosARD.-DEcnIors.
James Brown ct al. agt. The New-York and Erie
Railroad Company.-Moton granted
Josephine +. Baugh agt. Thomas Baugh.-Motion
fol almony denied.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-05

UHy DIED OF QUACKs" ]

" III DIED Ut RUHNho rI'S'V -" -. n -.
grave. bat how many victims of the e3nsrmp:i0n ss, y,
Ssn Bss, Of Livsrwo sold By all TIE druggists In the "eH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-05
IAayerHsemcpt.

Nf;Jl;ans Of Bottles of Mrs. WNsLOws ooOfh-
a,yr, are Now used every year In the United stsss 20
sS,sn rcsthns vftb filling succeSA koees sune-
49, an certain. Only IS cents . bottle
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-05

The Mercantile Library Association having finished
its Oourse Of Literary Lectures has arranged for sup
plemestary cOurse Natural Science having secured
the services Of Mr. E. L. YoUmASs for four Lectures
% "The Influence Of Celestial Radations," being an
expansion of bis calculations Of The Chemistry Of
Che Sunbeam"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-05
fAayertisemsnt.l

BRApY's GALLERY, No. 643 Broadway, oerne
~ 1le.eksx-st HOLIDAY PRHsHyTl = -
IyoKTTrpss superb and appropriate style OF eI re
taav Presents. Alss Imperial PRoTeaRArBs, AMhfskA'
l.sHorrPEs and DksusRRkoTrPh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-05
RROOKL YN I1KM6

Me. and Mrs. Henri Drsyton perform " Love ~
Blind . and "Neer too late to Mend two Of thsir
charming parlor operas-st tho Polytschnc Institute
.o.rioh,. senor Oliyeira will slso appear
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-05

eENTRAL-PARK SKATE EMPoRIUh.-SKATEs,
A. IA everybody rem se 10 s2s. lot Of bne knsiah
sAssss, isss Tsssived. =, ,,, NJ non p,o.s,x.x
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-05

have heretofore been occupied by the Corporation
Coxnss the street opening business WILL for the pres
cot, - conducted in Trinity building room No. 81,
and VIII be In charge Of Henry g. Bronson The other
bnsDe Of the Corporation Counsel viii continue to 90
traneacted in the rooms Nos. S. 6, and z, Ter the
Broadway Bank. Thos Fields, eeq, late Public Ad-
uinstrator under Mr.. Busted, has been reappOinted
By Mr.. Brcnson, the new Corporation Counsel, and
fled his bonds on Tuesday. Most of tho clerks who
held Office under Dir. Busteed viii be retained under
fae new regime.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-05

A por,1tcAI RoUoH AND TUABLB.-A fight oe-
.rrraa :, Twelfth street, on Monday night, between
Avvo Democratic politicians named Edward &. Mslloy
and John Irwin, in which the latter was decidedly
Uorsed Il appears that previous to the late Charter
slactoz MaIloy was q candidate for Alderman OF the
Twelftb District and was promised the support OF
Irwin. The latter however, changed his mind, aud
vave his influence TO some one else, which resuteo Id
the defeat of Malloy. This engendered llfeeins Do
teen these persons and is alleged that when they
accidentally met on Monday night, Malloy commenced
an attack on Irwin, knocking him down, kicking num-
and finally biting off the greater portion OF MS unoer
lin. On making a complaint against Manoy' 'as',0"
Steers eraned Irwin warrant for the arrest OF tne
aIe4ed cannibs and that individual was Drousn. 70
Court Yesterday. Aner hearing the case anu S0'.s
the bruised and dit6gured condioon OF t"m 'u :,
magistrate required Malloy to ma pan In INC su.-
a. 600 70 answer the charge. Councilman VO'''D'
became his surety, and the twain dePsF'eu'
.,,voxn T,cxEr SwIEDLER.--Rober InomP-
.O0 and John II. Rist, from Fsyette County ra''
.-vad hare day or two since, destined for CaiO''
-. Tbev were induced to purchase their hckets a.
an oAce in West street. where the somewhat notorious
c1s,he. Gofdsn sold them steerage tickets Tor go
ssch v,beu the regular price Is but $50. Learning
tb;s fact the Pennsyvsnians caused tho aes' 0. uvl
A. and Justice Connolly required him to give wv
Rail 70 appear and answer the charge Freoerca a.
.s,h ~ No lO2 Cedar street became surety Tor 'of
SOn'. sppearanOe, and he was set at liberty.
Vc.uonr AT LAsr.-Charles Michigan and Tnoma y
n5oLisy were arrested yesterday BY Deputy sherin
Pratt from oswegO, N. Y, assisted by Officer Housn'
Co. - .bs Second Precinct. II seems that ABOUT
wear since burglary was committed on the store and
dwelling of Mr. Pratt at oswego, and about Wv "a
- and co.oo of considerable value carried OIL py
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-05

SASITARr AssocIATIoS-At the meeting of the
Sanitary Association in the Cooper Institute, THU
evening, DIR. wynne will read paper on " Pauper
sn and she Duty Of Legislators to the Laoorine
Glasses He VIII give the facts which ought 70 BE-
taken 81 q basis for action by the Legislature.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-05

asa "a 90 b.,-s EspsrssInsseass 20 Grsat bsaa
sred wIth e5e, sa1 600 sslss dssrssss y Irsnos
fAavsrtisement - 49, rsif
NEw-YoBK STATE 9 PER CENT sTook,-
UsrrD srArxs Pas Car rs Tsssssay H.
FoR sAIn In amounts TO suit m.snIsSh a.ss~s "
''A'A ""ASA' Tnexrsss BRerasnss Ne , VIZ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-05

AccIDENr.-An engineer in the printing establish.
ouJ hrrt yeserdy by having his fingers canght In the
cbDry of the engine his hand was badly crushed and In
una condition to the ork Hospital Ths
ssme nan sDcc fell Eve stories through the hstchway
of Messrs Sacie Becher Co.'S stores In Whitehall street
seriously inurng his head de has been out OF tho hosP
only few days
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-05

PAssIsG CouSrKRFEIT BmLs.--Russel Myers, po-
eeman of the Tweryfut Precinct yesterday arrested VIM
ednty on complaint Of VIM Wines for passing counterfeit
b purporting to genuine issue OF the North River
Bsnl OF this city being searched two other counterfeit %
bills Of the bank found IA his possession I've
before Justice Kelly Jefferson baISs bnd
vvas eouarnitte ed foYs examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-05

Cor His MONEYS WonTH.-Appolonia HEIDI, the
Judas Kstz bstttrwho powhssIe Ing h Iaelitsh pre-
that he Of French e1raction-oi stealing
groceries, dpeuse pennies worth Of milk and Croon 70 her
needy and she alleges that while Judas was pur
chasing the neceery svons his morning coffee he secreted
wallet sNort his with which be made on ApPopna
subsequently missed the money and suspecss JUDAS o. te
theft The funds recovered, but
being gsas Judas ne committed to answer by
lnst Steer
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-05-04
SALES OF LAND.
NELSON FARM FOR SALE.

THIS very desirable farm, situated m the cnun-
L ty of Nelson, 0 the North fork OF hockiish
River offer at private sale. 1t lies wlthn miles
Of Alton Depot Oh v. G. Railroad, rs miles from
Howardsyilfe on the James River and ana" nd
Canal to which point there il good Iurnplko
road, passing Immediately BY this farm and also
passing the Alexandria snd Lynehourg ha'iroaa'
al one of their Depots Ia miles distant.
This tract contains Sic ACRES, oee"een
three and four hundred Of which are low grounoss
of good quality, the greater 'rt,on Delng so1,os
Tobacco land and producing well alItne HtaPie
Crops of our Country. also well adapted I" grass
having now good timothy meadow ana cohsiae-
rable portion of the land we'll set in Glover.
The Improvements consists OF GOOD u :" III
ING HOUSE conveniently arranged, with Rooms
Cellars, Store RI. 'ns &C., good dairy. Ice mouse
and all other house. '"7sary for comfort ara con
venience. with we'll OF fine water within few
steps of the dool, 'r~ne yard and superior gar
den the dwelling is situated on beautiful emu
hence, overlooking nearly the whole farm, also
good Barn and Stables. and first rate tobacco
Barns--capable OF securing a crop of 20 hoSshead
of Tobacco.
About 5 so Acres of this land is cleared aud
we'll enclosed. the balance in timber-ths farm is
regarded amongst the best in the County, the
neighborhood pleasant and agreeable, convenient
purchase first rate farm, will do we'll to examine
this. and the subscriber will take pleasure in show
ing to any wishing to view the same, and ascer-
tain the terms. My address is Greenfield Nelson
County Va.
JOHN B. COLES.
APRIL 20, Observation-Disclosures Register copy
and send bill to this Office.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-05-04

A PPOENTMENT 20 THE TRAIN
IA ING OF OFF GERS, COMPOSING THE
18TH BRIGADE VA. MILITIA:
- Regiment, at Coyington. Allegheny, will
commence on Wednesday, May End.
slst Regiment, at Bath Court House, will com
mence on Tuesday. May oth.
Bind, 93rd and i60th Regiments, at Stanton,
will commence on Monday, May l4th.
sth and l44th Regiments. st Lexington, will
commence on Monday May 2lSt
THE GEN MUDTEkS will take place as
fellows:
- Regiment on Saturday, May 5th, at the
muster grounds at Covington. Alley hany.
8lst Regiment on Friday May lltn, at the mus
ter grounds at Bath Courf House.
l6Oth Regiment on Thursday, Nav 18th, Sind
on Friday May 18th and a3rd on Saturday May
18th, at their respective muster grounds in the
county of Augusta.
l4ltf Regiment Friday May 25th, and 9Th on
Saturday, May 26th at their respective muster
muster grounds in Kockbridge county
1t is due to Lieut.. Col James Ba bour Terrill
of Bath county, that should. in the name Of the
General commanding, publicly acknowledge the
energetic and efficient services kindly and gene
rouSly rendered by him, acting brigad inspec
tor, at the last years trainings
Is, order of the igadler General,
j. ". MASSIE, Brig. Insp'r 18th Brig.
April IT. 1860
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-05-04
FOR. SHERIFF.

Ms~We are authorized to announce Col. Jas.
Nj. LILLEY. a candidate for Sheriff of Augusta
county, at the next election.
Rzsy~ We are authorized to announce JOHN j..
LAREW, as candidate for Sheriff Of Augusta
county at the next election.
Mg~ We are authorized to announce HENRY
ii. PECK a candidate for the Office of Sheriff Of
Augusta county.
Jan 6, l860.-tde
awe are authorized to announce PETER G..
STEELE, candidate for the Office Of Sheriff of
Augusta county. .5,+41
Jan. Is, 1850.
May~ We are authorized to announce Capt. P.
q. POLMER candidate for the Office OF Sheriff
OF Augusta County.
February 3, 1850.
aas~ We are authorized to announce WILLIAM
G. S FERRET candidate for the Office of She, if
Of Augusta County.
Feb 3, 1860.
gy~ We are authorized to announce THOMAS
P. WILSON candidate for the vliice OF of Sher
iff of Augusta.
March 8, lS60.--tde*
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-05-04
SpECIA L n OFFICES.


NHjCAdo, lLL., lNOFs Z, AOoO. }
MEssRs SETH W. FowLE & Co.. Boston.-Gen-
hemen Your Osygenafed Bifters should be better
known inthe Western Country, for we have "a
mong thousands Who stuff ring from Dysnep-
STA. | feel that AN in ,ebted to YOUR Bitrers for
my recovery from this awful disease. My habits
at this time were sedentary and my complaint
was aggravated by too close confinement. des-
paired of relief and considered myself hopeless
dyspeptic. I concluded to try tho Ofygenated
Bitfers. and wise conclusion it proved to be.
have taken in all, four bottles. md an cured. -
Although rather small man, my present weight
is 100 pounds Your btteIs need only to be known
to aave very extensive sale in this section OF the
country. Respectfully &C.,
J. b. MERWIE, Editor Journal.
Iay~ Prepared by SETH W. FOWLE Il CO.
Boston, and for;sae by W. B. Young. p. II Trout
i Co.. and II. L. Eiehelberger, Stanton; }: E.
Ross. Mt. Sidney, James NJ Stout Co.. New
Hope, p. II. Wheeler. Mt. Meridian, T. II. Antrim
Wavnesboro; J 7. Antrim. Greenvle; Randolph
Patton 4 Co. Mddlebrock. Stewart Il Anderson;
Mollat.'s Creek: and By all dealers in medicine.
Nav 4 is60.-2t
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-05-04
NEW ARRIVAL.

I HAVE just received large addition to my
i stock q, HAkDWA ARE, making my assert
ment extensive and complete Comprising articles
in use BY FARM EiiS. MECHANICS and HOUSE
KEEP Frs, all of which will be sold at the lowest
MAJ ket rates. Merchants wishing repenish their
stock are requested to examine my stock of goods
and ices as the, will b. able to purchase at pri
ces about the same as in the cities. especially in ali
American Goods GGO. +. PRICE.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-05-04

VIRGINEA.-Ata Circuit Court continued
and held for Augusta county at the Court
house, on Thursday, the 18th of November, 1859,
Nicholas G. Kinney. late Clerk Of this Court. hav-
ing departed this life. and Alex F. Kinney having
this day been appointed Clerk pro tenspore in mis-
room and stead: The Court. in pursuance Of the
requirements OF the act Of the General Assembly in
that made and provided, doth appoint the 4th
Thursday IN Nay. next. the day for holding an
election to fill the vacancy, and doth or Ter that
writ of Election be and the same is hereby ordered
directed to the Sheriff of Augusta county, comman-
ding him to cause election to b. held according
to law, on the 4ih Thursday in Nav next. for an
election by the qualified voters Of Augusta county,
of Clerk of the Circuit Court Of said county, in
the room and stead, and to fill the vacancy occa
stoned by the death OF the late Clerk, the said
Nicholas G. Kinney, decd.
Copy-Teste.
A. F. KINNEY, Cl'k pro tenn.
~ IN accordance with the above order an
election will be held in the county of Augusta on
the 4th Thursday in May next, for Clerk Of the
Circuit Court OF said county.
R. TURK, Sheriff.
April 20, 1860.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-05-04
NEWS FROM TIE
CHARLESTON as.Nls.ATlsS!

tho 00Q Worth of NEW SPRING AND
pC,UOU. SUMNER CLOTHING,
just received from Baltimore, of
Guar Gsyn Manufacture,
which we will sell at tbs lnwast Cash prices.
Our Stock comp Uses full assortment Of
GENTLEMEN. YOUTHS AND BOYS READY
MADE CLOTHING,
and also great variety OF FURNISHING GooDs,
TRUNKS, Sd TCHELS de-, dc.
The nkful for past favnrs. we respectfully solicit
the patronage from former customers and the
public gener lily.
5lss5~ Call aud convince Yourselves of the fact.
WELLER 4 BRO,
Co NEa i}Ev siLY & New Srs.
Staunton, Apr;l u, 1862 3ln --sinec Ttnv
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-05-04
Valuable Linvil1's Creek Land
FOR 8 lie

4 VALUABLE tract Of Linvill's Creek Land
n containing I55 ACRES cleared, situate
eight miles from Harrisonburg and one quarter
of mile from Depot on the Manassa Gar Rail
road, is offered for sale. Tnis TRAIT is a
part of the Farm of which Or. Richard " infcld
died seized, and is regarded as Of the finest soil in
the Valley. Ther, is an ample supply OF water on
the prenises,-the land is in fine ate OF cult
vation and the neighborhoo6 fourishing and de-
sirable, schools, churches mills, &C., being in
close proximity. The improvements are
TWO story Dwelling,
large Barn ard o her out-houses.
There is connected with this Farm and living one
half mile FROM it. fine body of timber-oak hlck-
DRY and pine--containing so ACRES, which ill
be sold with the cared land separate as may
be de- ired BY purchasers.
If not sold privately before that time, this land
will be offered at public auction Saturday the
l2M day Of May, 1860.
TERMS One fourth in hand. or negotiable note,
interest added, and we'll endorsed at 80 DAYS. and
the balance Of the pare ase money in three equal
annual paynents-a lien being retained on the land
to secure the deerr payments.
The land will be shown to any DESTROYS of
examining il, by Dr.. J. Q. Winfield Giles Dew
er, Esq, .ho live adjoining the place
THE HEIRS.
April 6, 1850. --tds--Rock Reg. and Dem. copy.