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z DO CERTiFy hat the above 1entssed disease is
Il quite well cured omy own satistetian, Tor winch
th,nk Dr Huet. and moreover assure that the medi-
cine have taken makes fat, and did not innro my
nsal,h ALL therefore advise ms How sufferers ,g IL
lose time and apply to DIR a. Hnof ~ Ca ann
str. Ct between DaupIlin and Bourbon streets Dr.
Huef j, at home frufw o'cuck, A NJ, ant 4 T Nj.
They will find true doctor for this compainl.
JOHN DEAN 10 Grayier street.
If any wants To see me, call III No. Az eia'ie'
street. and they will he satisfied.
wv JOHN DEAN.
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New Orleans. Feb |, 1898.

FUyHE Genuine Indian aisn oi iAef"t ami tic. e. e,
Il hound is put up in bottles al the low price OF %
cents each, containing the strength Of three ounces OF
Lycwort best les tha 'irues OF many other roots and
herbs known among the Indians elicacious IN curing
pulmonary complaints.
The fiyaled success which has attended the use OF
this ilsestinate Balsam wherever il has been intro
d,ced has sI,t,inei the confidence aud recommends
tions of respectable physicians for the OF coughs,
colds main in the side, of rest, splitting Of blood,
liver complaint, &c.
To whom it may concern. This is to certify that we
have in our practice frequently prescribed Mrs Gard
ner's Indian Balsan of iverwort Hoafhound, with
decided good effect therefore, from the know
ledge of the materials it is made fron and Observation
Tui exuerenee recommend it a superis preparation
r iii those affections of the lungs for which ii is re
n1nenlel. ALBERT WILLIAMS, NJ. d.
CALVIN ELLIS Al. d,
Members of the Boston Medical Association.
9osan, October 2S.
eeloby JARVIS ANDREWS,
4. ! 10 nm n ani fritt rita llI. SITS
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TO THELADIES.

A TKINSONS DEPlLLAFORY, far removing su.
N perluous hair from the face, neck and arms with
equal safety and certainty, leaving the skin finer aud
whittier than before the application. A fresh supply
Just teceiv ed at GUl0N'S,
Mol Exchange Hotel, co'nc' g, Coasl's Dld CQu,mor
sure la ep6
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MONTAGUE'S
ID n M M ID mn II TT T., Il

B.4 LIN FOR THE TIE tn.
FENlE established reputation and constantly increa ina
4 demand for this eile,tual remedy of pain, and pre-
servative of the teeth, has induced The subscriber
offer it 10 the American public. Arrangements hav
been nude supply agents i'll all the principal cite
and towns in the United States, to place it ithi
the reach of those suffering and likely 10 suffer this
harissing of all aches, Tooth ache.
When applied according to directions given on
bottle, ii has never failed TO afford immediate and
manen relief. 1t also arrests the decay 10 detectiv
teeth, and relieves that soreness which frequently
renders strong tooth useless The application and
remedy simple, innocent, an not unpleasant; and
the large number of persons i'll different sections of til
country, that have already experienced such delightful
and salutary effects from the OF the Balm, ready
to bear flor the public good their testimony to its
rvalled ulalitles. 1t is Indian remedy, obtained
sngnlarly and unexpectedly, and be regarded by
the civilized world as the most valuable discovery
redman of the woods.
Plice 81 Ter bottle. Sold by
mr. Cor Common and Tchapitoulas ats.
NEW BOOKS-Nayal Sketch Book, on, the Servics
v Atoat and ashore. With characteristic reminiscent
ces, fragments and opinions. by the author of
Tales OF Tar, &c, second series, IN vols.
Random Recoections of the House OF Commons
from the wear 1880 to the close OF 1885, including pei
nal sketches of the leading members-by of par
y, just received and for sale by w McKEAN,
LATE PUBLICATIONS.
CROMWELL, an Historical Novel, BY the author o
" 'The Brothers." &c. in vols.
Popular Medicine, or Family Adviser; consisting o
Outlines of Anatomy, Physiology, and Hygiene, will
such hints on the practice of Physic Surgery, and thu
diseases of women and children, may prove useful il
families when regular physicians cannot be procured
being companion and guide for intelligent principal
of manufacturers plantations, and buardmg school
heads of families, masters Of vessels missionaries,
Travellers and useful sketch for young conmenc
ing tie study of medicine. BY Reynell Coates, NJ d..
Peter parey's Universal History on the bases o
Geography, for the of families, illustrated by map
and cngravings, in vols
Just received and for sale by w AlckEAN,
mg Camp and Common sis,
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NJoTICE.-Tho ewnerof several packages mcrchan
Y die marked Madame V. Artiquencave. per shin
Crotch, from Now York, is hereby not fed that thew
have been stored by STETSON, AVERY q co.
mai Conssrees nEsuton,t
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DACON SIUES-36 casks Cincinnati smnK
1Hlaudin3 from the steamboat Ecno of sale ~
RUGEkI 4. ilAWF
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MAJ
Northern Mail,
Western Mail
by may Of The :
Coast,
The Lake Mail
,,,a
EXPRESS MAIL

EXPRESS MAIL.
TIMES OF ARRIVAL, DEPARTURE DISTANCE
&c of the Express Mail, betw"nn MOBILE and New
York--eaving Mobile daily ut 3 p, Nj. Nonhwar
New York daily at s p III SonthWnrd.
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TO REM.
A NEW two story brick house, situated . doors
N fIenr die Second Municipaiy Hal, on st Charles
sheet Rent very low, possession given Immediately
E.nouro At the premises. HI3, u.
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nAIL ARRANGEM ENy

Due Every Day at Il VT.
Closes Every day at 10! A. NJ
Due every Sunday, Wednesday an
Friday, by ), p. NJ.
Closes every Monday, Wednesda
and Saturday, by 9, p. NJ.
Dae every Tuesday, Thursday,
Saturday, by SIP. M.
Closes every Monday, Wednesda,
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TENNEK'S MAP OF LOUISIANA, &c. &c
a NEW MAP OF LOUISIANA, with its canals, roads
IA and distances, from place place. along the stagc
and steam boat routes, by IL. 5. Tenuer
MITcHELL's MAP or THE UNITED SrArEe showing
the principal Turnpike and common roads, which are
given the distsnces in miles from place another;
also the of the canals and rail roads through
out the country, carefully compiled from the best au-
thorties-pubshed by 5. Augustus Mitchell.
MITCHELL'S TRAvI lLER's GUIDE THROUGH THE
UNITED STATES; map Of the roat4, distances steam
boat ard canal routes, &C. just received and for sale
WM M'KEAS,
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IRON, Steel. 81 HEAVY GOODS-Ia square
4 and bundle iron, we'll assorted.
Hoop, scroll and rod iron, nail rods and plough
mGulhs
Cast, German, shear, bls,ered, spring, sheet and
Crowley steel
Hollow ware, cut and wrought nails aud spikes
Zinc, block tin, mill and grind stones, salt kettles
Chain cables, anchors, hoes
Ok, log al d trace chains, corn mills
Auvls, vices Hammers and bellows
Wire, sheet, pig and bar lead; shot
Cpal, and cooking stoves
Ames, Rowland's and other spades and shoyels
Hook aud plate hinges, door and window hooks
Collins, Hunts, Sharps, and other axes
rar'l aud Manila cor,lage, lines aud Irvine
Bolt and sheathing copper; Naval stores
Paints, linseed and sperm oil
A full assortment of hardware and ship chandley,
always on hand and which offered for sale al whele-
sale or retail, on the most favorable terms, by
md LAYTON & Co. SIS Old Leyee.
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e. LlDfl.i1S NEW WORK, &.c,--'Thc American
- Eu& land, by thu authoroi"A Year i'll spuln,' il
volumes.
Noble Deeds of Women, in , vols.
The Young Ne's Book, a manual moral rei-
and domestic duties.
Just received and Tor sale by WIN. M'kEAN
gave &, SCIlAFFERS Compound Fluid Ca
" tract Of S4tsapRrld, Tor the euro OF obstinate
eruptons of the skin; pinpGs or pustuleS ol the
b,ouJ scaly ,ilons; p'lns in he bones; chronic
rheumatism; te'tcr; sCroiuia or kings evil. whit,
swelng syphIiitc Diseases, aud all disorders
arising from Impure state of the blood, by long
residence in no, climate, or the njudicious use OF
mercury.
Also Gave g. Schaff RS Worm Syrup, or In
FAINT Preservative the best preparation now cxtnnt.
Among which the tng:-Indian Dye,
for col ring the lair; Bears OIL; Russian Bears
Grease; Pomatum; ichaw's Frccnle Wash:
porior Pearl Powder; Lily White; Cream of Roses;
Vegetable Rouge; Otto of Rose; Lip Salve; Krc-
oslo Tooth Wash Carbonic Dentrlicc; Orange
Flsxer Water; Powder Puiis and Box ;; Amerl-
can Charcoal, neatly put up in four nee walls;
Preston Salts; Cologne; Krcosote roo,h-ache
Drops; Hair Brushes; English Dire ng Combs
Inulan Hair Oi;-wth variety Of jtAer Porfu-
mcrics, SC. For sale by
l. w GLENN'S PERFUM RIES.
C TI,INC LARD,
Corner of Canal and Bourbon streets
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%NoOL HATS, in cases-25 dozen White Woo
Wv Hats, for sale JOHN II GRAHAM.
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SKNND l-lO hbls fourth proof American Brandy
ISAAC BRIDGE & co.
mol l34 Magazine street.
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9ILANK LOOKS, of every varsity of ruling and
L binding constantly OIL hand: and Pruning, Ruin
and Bindag neatly executed, at short notire, ny
'N DAVID FEAT 4 co.
RAJ N Y Stationer5' Hall, "a Charities st.
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IUO i BH bosvs Of Io1 7 eash o-ce ne
So dc ol2 do 40 do 1921:
50 do off, do LIP Port, 1876
50 do of do |. 2 brown Sherry, 1871.
40 pipes extra Madeira. tor ae ny
llERMOGENE, BROWN n co.
II isfrn
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~ NGGTSG AND ROPL.-212 pieces Tagging, and
ID $50 coils Rope, landing from Ambas sador for sale
by LAAEi ~ f AManoso'
mig II Iomnlelce 81.
- AGGiNTi-50O pieces Kentucky Baggins' land III
1 5 from steamer Gen Wavue. and for sale by
YORKE, BROTHERS,
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~ CASKS BACON sides for sale by
e0a1 mop G DORSEY Al New Irvee.
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hStcY
JOHN WILLIAMS,
the English Oculist.

Louisville JAY 1897.
Copied from The S. " c. firocac Of the eth June 1877
At the request of DIR. Williams we insert the follow
lug note from the Rev. Mr. Howell of Nashville 10 the
editor of the South Western Christian Advocate who
appears, has examined Re df lomus and other docu-
m2nts evilciye of The Doctors claims public patron
age In consequence of an accident, DIR. W, will "a
main in Nashville few days longer than he at first
intcnded-say the LIST July.
Rev. MIR Strmsleli:-Having been requested by DR..
Williams the oculist i'll this city to examine his
his claims to public confdent Tin his profession have,
Among them found letter from Mr. Paseot, at pre-
sent Charge d Afnires OF the King of the French at
Washington addressed DIR. Williams testifying the
commences Of the diplomas from the Kings of France,
Belgium, &c. well those from the Medical Socie-
Iies of France. He has numerous vouchers from men
known be of high reputation in this country received
since his arrival in the United States, detailing instan-
ces of great in TIC restoration of sight the
onnd. have seen ne ry all his poor patients in this
CIV. / knew none of them previous to their coming
uIGer his care; but all have say they I'M
occasionally benefited.
ROB'T. B. C. HOWELL,
Nashville, June 81, 1887.
L. S. Since writing the ABOVE, one OF DIR. WiOms'
patients has called upon me, aud says he had actually
aud totally lost the sight of eye for seventy years
but declares himself betteg that las; night for the
first time in his life that he recoect, he could dis
ting uis, with tn eye, of the promneutt tars.
learn that this old gentleman has lived many years
in this rdgion and says lie has been Methodist during
forty years.
Yours, truly,
ausl0 Il. b. c. II.
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EDLAIN ami ruled Cap and Letter Papers, of all qua
A Etes listing OF very superior blue laid, blue
and white wove AID plain aud ruled rough edge record
cap, ccnstantly GU lund and for sale by
i' DAVID FELT & co.
-n3l StatiuIei.' Hall, "a Chartres st.
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syIOIJR-5UU bbls Flour. for sale by
I'm q DORSEY, Al New l.
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AUTHORIZATIONS, &c-25 Wheelbarrows %
Wv dirt do in stoi e, for sale by
CHAAlPLlNS g. COOPER,
,,15 81 JULIA st
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ENjON SYRUP & PICKIES-Uncerw Gods Lee
4 mon syrup and Pickles, assorted sizes; Also 60
boxes of Lew & Haskelfs Pickles; for sale TO close
cnnsignneut by JARVIS X ANDREWS,
ell Common aud Tchoupitoulas
e.tOAP-IUO half boxes No Soap, brand OF Jamea
- Could for sale by ISAAC BRIDGE " co.
MILF Isl MagnHiEe street.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-05-24
COMMISSIONERS SALE
OF
VALUABLE LAND.

BY virtue of decree of the Circuit
superior Court Of Law 6, 9Chancery for
Augusta County, made a. the February
term, 1888, in the case of Huffmire;s
Exo'r. vs.. Pfau's admir-. & heirs, setting
aside former decree in the same case
and the sale made under it, the sub.
scriber, who is appointed a commission.
ef Tor the purpose, will expose to pub,
Inc sale, on the premises, to the highes,
bidder, on Saturday the 9th day OF June
next, thirty live acres Of the tract of
land on which the late DR.. Pau resided,
in Augusta county, ON the main road
leading from Stanton to Port Repub.
lie, and adjoining the lands of Nathan
Lotus, Silas Hinton and others. This
land isof good quality, aud will be shown
to persons disposed to bid. by young Mr..
Piau, who resides on it.-Terms Of the
sale are one fourth Of the purchase mo-
ney, with the expenses of sale to be paid
in hand on the day of sale. the balance
IN three annual payments. secured by
bonds with approved security, and the
title retained as additional security.
CHESLEY KINNEY. CGmn'r
May 10, 1888.
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From the National Intelligence,

llhaving been proposed by various meet.
!ngs oil the opponents Of the present Admin.
istrat:on, in different parts of the United
States, that there should be Geuerai Meet
ing of Delegates from all the States. Tor the
purpose of agreeing On and recommending
suitable persons as candidates for the Offices
of President and Vice President at the next
election; aud desire having been express
ed by several of said meetings tina, the time
and place OF holding sucIr meeting should be
fixed by the Opposition Members OF Con
gress, those Members have authorized rs to
announce that, IN compliance with v hat thus
appears 10 be the geasral wish, they have
met and consulted on lhe subject, and. after
due consideration and reflection, they are of
opinion that the Borough of HARRIsBunG,
in the State of Pennsylvania, is suitable
place, and the first Wednesday in Deem
Der, 1899, proper time. for holding G en-
eIal Meeting for the purposes above men
toned, TO be- composed of Dele gates from all
the States in proposition TO their representa-
t'on in The two Houses Of Congress-.
1- The Opposition press throughout the
United STATES are desired to give The above
authorized notice conspicuous insertion in
their respective papers.
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FRESH FRUITS. &c.
-CCtc-
MI. CUSHING

Respectfully informs his friends and
the public generally. tina. he has Just re.
ceived general assortment of articles in
his line. consisting in part OF the follows
ing:
Oranges. Lemons. Raisins, Figs,
Prunes, Currents. Sultana Raisins, Cit
ron. Almonds, Palm-nu,s, Filberts, Eng
iish Walnuts, and ground Peas-Nut>
megs, Cloves. Alspice, Cinnamon, Rose
Water-an assortment of Essences. AL.
So Spanish. half Spanish. and Common
Cegars, and Chewing Tobacco-togeth.
er with general assortment OF CON
DICTIONARY. Alse, bottled Porter.
Albany Ale, Beer and Cider,-all of
which will be sold low for cash, or to
Punctual customers. &G- His SODA
FOUNTAIN Is now in operation.
May 81.
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Land for Sale.

IN obedience to a decree Of the Cir
cult Superior Court of Law and Chan
Gerry for Bath County, pronounced the
3Oth day of April, 1888. in ca6se there
i'll depending between Gay and Crosse,
Plaintiffs, against Samuel S. Williams,
William d. Kincaid, and William r..
Benson, Administrators Of William Far.
rar, decd. and others, Defendants, |
shall, on Saturday the 25th day of June
1888, upon the premises, proceed to sell,
to the highest bidder, on credit of six,
twelve and eighteen months, the TRACT
OF LAND in said decree mentioned,
containing $50 ACRES, lying and being
IN the County Of Bath, on Stuart's Creek,
now In the occupancy of Elizabeth Far
rar, or SO much thereof as may be suffi-
cieDt to satisfy said decree. The pur-
chaser required to give bond with good
security for the purchase money. The
above Land is free from any claim of the
Widow as to her right of Dover.
STEPHEN A. PORTER, Com'r.
May 9th, 1s3S-4t
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OBITUARY..
IUNICATED.

Died, at Wa; nesborougb, A ugusta Co. on
Friday morning The 20th of A pril, after
protfacted and distressing illness OF nearly 7
years, Mrs. Frances S consort of The Rev
H. Freeman, of Rochestes, N Y. aged 80.
Tho the wasting hand Of disease must. TO
some extent, have impaired her mental en-
eirgies, yet ii was evideLt to those who min.
gled much in her society, that she possessed
mind Of no ordinary grade Naturally
strong and vigorous, il had been disciplined
ny soubd and thorough education and di
fected oy tiea: discriminating Judgment
uhi'ea Win sprigbtly but chaste imagina.
.!on ana am'aoie temper and the hole sane
tihed oy religion, her morning promised
muen OF happiness TO her friends and useful
ness 10 The world. But how inscrutible The
ways OF Divine Providence. Early obscured
py clouds, her sun went down ere il was
noon.
Modest and retiring in her disposition she
sought rather 10 be useful, than TO attract
~ was The JOY Of her heart TO be engaged in
aoing good. and when from enfeebJed health
sne was cut off from other scenes .. more NJ,
i've ocnevolence, il was her delight, TO have
the children OF the place frequent her room.
ana Iabour TO interest and profitably direct
'nelr tender minds in the precious truths of
'he gospel. This privilege she often enjoy
ca curing The past winter. She had been
pressed with happy talent, and had pecu
',ar iohdness Tor imparting instruction and
directing the youthful mind. To this busi.
ness, previous TO her illness, She bad success
July devoted several years, in the charge of
young Ladies' Seminary in the civ Of
Rochester. The importance o. a higher
Standard OF Female Education, both moral
ana intellectual, was 10 her mind subject
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-05-24
Fro" the Philadelphia Pennsylvoniun,
3fay Is.
GEN ERAL A ASSEMBLY,


The General Assembly ofthe Pres.
bytefian Church. met yesterday morn.
sng at the 9TH Presbyterian Church OF
this city. A very large number Of del.
egates were present. and the house was
crowded with spectators. Preparatory
TO the opeaing of the proceedings, a ser.
mon was delivered by DR.. Elliott, the
moderator Of the last Assembly. After
the discourse, the Moderator requested
the Clerk to read the names of the Com.
missioners. The Clerk then read the
names Of those whose credentials had
been accepted. Before this was com.
menced, Mr.. Patton Of New York, rose
and asked leave to offer series oil res.
olutions. The Moderator declared him
out OF order, requested him to sit down,
and directed the Clerk to proceed.
The calling of the roll, which omitted
the names of the delegates within the
limits of the Synods cut off by the last
assembly, and the Sd Presby.ery of
Philadelphia being finished. number OF
these delegates presented their COM
missions which were rejected. Mr..
Cieaveland Of Michigan, then read a
protest against the organization of the
Assembly by portion of that BODY, and
moved that the Rev. DR.. Beman Of New
York, Zone OF the New SchooD act as
Moderator, which was agreed to by
those who opposed DR.. Elliott, and his
friends OF the old School. MIR Gilbert
was appointed Clerk.
A motion was then made that "Tbe Gen.
eral Assembly" ADJOURN te meet at the First
Presbyterian Church. which was responded
To nv many voices at this moment a large
number OF persons in the galleries testified
their appreciation in a manner rather ton
boisterous for place of worship That por,
t'oa OF the assembly organized by DR.. Be
man having repaired TO the First Presbyte.
Ran church, they there elected DR.. Fisher
moderator, appointed committee TO obtain
!he books from the clerk OF The last Assem-
oily, and then adjourned.
Alter this withdrawal, the remaining nor
lion OF tie assembly (the old school) then
proceeded 10 organise, and elected William
., Plumer of Virginia, as moderator, and E.
W. Crane Of New York, clerk. The duties
"i moderator we're then read from the Book
oil Discipline by DR.. Elliott TO MIR. Piumer.
who responded 10 them and delivered an add
dress on taking the chair. A committee of
1--WE was appointed 10 review add repor, on
the proceedings OF the morning, and an adj.
J"urnment took place until the afternoon.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-05-24
WOOL CARDING,
.R6-

THE subscribers Carding Machines
are now in operation. and he is prepared
TO do carding in the best manner, and on
the shortest notice. Wool deposited at
the Stores Of Mr.. Craw ford and Mr..
Mosby, in Staunton. will be. regularly
taken out and returned when carded.
He still continues TO make Ploughs,
and all kinds of Machine Irons.
JAMES b. TRIMBLE.
Trimble's Mills, Augusta Co., May "a.
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VALUABLE
sssm Real = Personal Estate
FOR SALE.

In pursuance Of the last will ard tes.
lament of Michael Stoafer, deceased will
be offered at public sale on Thursday the
3lst instant, on the premises, the FARM
Of the said deceased. containing
l S 0 A CIR e S,
one hundred acres of which are cleared
and in state Of cultivation-the balance
well timbered. The land lies about six
miles from Waynesborough, OH the left
Of the road leading to Lexington, and is
in good neiahborhood. 1t adjsins the
lands Of Capt. Hall. Emanuel Kindig,
Martin Koiner and others. The inn
provements are good
Dwelling House, Barn, g. out Houses;
and an ORCHARD of choice fruit:
There is an excellent spring near the
house. We deem it Unnecessary TO saw
more. as any person wishing to purchase
will view for themselves.
On the same day, and al the same
place, will be offered all the movable
estate Of said deceased, consisting of
Horses. Cattle. Sheep, Hogs, Farming
Utensils, Household and Kitchen Furns.
ture. Amongst the Household Furni-
ture we name Beds, Bedstecds, one eight:
day Clock, aud number of other arts
cles too tedious to enumerate.
The terms for the land will be, one
third of the purchase money on the LIST
OF September next, and the belance IN
four equal annual instruments A credit
of twelve months, will be given on all
sums over five dollars, for the movable
property. The purchasers of either the
land or movable property to secure the
same to the satisfaction of the Executors:
JACOB HILTEBRAND.
JACOB GOCHENAUER,
| Augusta Co., Nav 1O-3t