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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-05-28

NOT er0e'iy Greeas.--The Providence Counef
states mat asa man was gathering dandelous tho
olher day IN meadow in that vicinity, he found
lost under tho surface of tho ground box covered
WIN piece OF earpeiing. and containing he bodies
OF Two white male infants. which from appearances
could not have been there "a hours. Nothing for.
lhef was known about them.
The negro population Of Africa is supposed 70
amount TO very near hundred millions: in Amer.
ca Tho negro race mSy be taken a, eish. millioaI
nc European at twenty millions.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-04-04

Berkeley-J. Riley M. G. Hamilton. Hills
borough-W. Wirkes, J. White. Bath
II. Holland, S. Smith. Spring field-Thom
as Harding. South Brsnch--J. Watts, 5
H,ldebrand. MoorheId-J. w. Collum,
w Lancy. Woodstuck-W i!Iiam Evans,
J. V. Rigdou, sup. Luray-Joseph Nc
Keehsn. w artsnsv ills-W. G.. Eggles-
too. Berryville-M. Gobeen.
CHAMBEReBURG DIsTRicT--a Smith
p. f. Chambersburg-J. Bowen. Ship
pensburg-T. Riley. Wayneshurg-F. NJ,
Mills. iagerstown-H. Harring Boons>
borough-W. Munroe. Clearspring-P.
ID. Lipscomb, w. II. Harden. Allegany
y. Forrest, j. S. Morris. Cumberland
J. Stevens. Bediord-E. L. Allen, A.
Jameson. Licking Creek-G. II. Young,
John NJ. Green. M,fflin-J. Clark. Bloom
field-P. McEaally, j. -Lanahao. Con-
cord-D. Shaver, Joseph Parker.
NoRTHUMBERLANDD DISTRICT u MI
Ter II. f.. Sunbury-J. Rhodes, w Hirst.
Dsnvilie-R. Il. Nixon, J. w. Haugha-
Northumberland Circuit-J. Sanks, j. Il.
Slta,,on. Lycuming-J. Ever, C. Guycr.
Bellefonte-T. Tannyhiii, G. Barsltesser.
Clesriield-Joseph Lee, A. Ross. Warri.
or's Ms.k--Jooslhsn Munroe, J Slime.
Huntingdon--G. L. Brown,J Bail. Will
liamsburg-W. Butler, S. v. Blake. Iloi-
lidaysburg--R Bond. Lewistown CIcui,
Fl. G. Dill, Il. Butler. Lewiston--J. Mer
riksn. Beaver Mead Aliss-Thomas Bow :
man.
NORTH BALTIMORE DrsrR1cT- N
Griffith n. e. North Bal,imo,e--C. b.
Tippeli, J. Poisal Great Fslls-T. b.
Sargent. A. A. Reese. Hsri:ord-W
Preltyman. r. Emnry. Shrewsbury
saac Collins, F. A. Hprden.-Y"rk- John
l.. Gibbons. Carlisle S,ation--Thomas C..
Thornton. Carlisle Circuits. Nc NJ ullan
j. Mitchell. Getty sburg-H. furlnng, J.
NJ. Jones. Palapsco-W. II. Coffin, L.
Sewell. Liber,y-Thomas II. w, Nun
roe, d. Barry. Frederick City-J. II.
Brown. Frederick Circuit-J Clesry, T..
A. Morgan. Mon,gomery-R ichardBrown
J. w. CIonin. Cudorus Miss-Oiiver
Ego.
Next Baltimore Annual Conference 10 be
held in Georgetown, March ii, 1910.
C A Davis, transferred to New York
Conference. John Anderson, to Missouri.
Alfred Goody koonlz. TO HoIslein. Jacob
Shouck, to Virginia.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-04-04
SELLING OFF FOR CASH.

THE subscribers, with a view to
close their concern at the time their
partnership expires by Limitation, now
offer their present stock Of Goods, which
is extensive, for cash, or approved conn
try produce, as low as they can be had
elsewhere il this market. In order 10
effect their object, they are determined
TO open no new accounts after this date,
aud they must earnestly request all those
whose accounts are still open. to close
the same by note, or otherwise make
immediate payment.
They respectfully invite their friends,
and the public generally, to call and ex-
anime their Goods. aud Judge Tor them
selves. CRAIG 81 MAUPIN.
Stanton, Feb. 4
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-04-04
EAAA proved CaH'asiHa g
MACHINE.

THE subscriber, living on the South
8iver IN Augusta county, and occupy
ing the property formerly owned bv Sir.
Joseph Gangwer. begs leave 70 inform
his customers and the public senereily
that he has made farther improvement
in his machines. by adding new set Of
cards on the breakers, W hich will enable
him to do work in a very superior man.
ner. All wool sent for cardinc must be
cleared ofburs and other hard substances
but the subscriber prefers greasing the
wool himself, as wool when creased
some time previous TO being carded, be,
comes dead and harsh. One hound of
grease is required TO twelve pounds of
wool, From bis experience in the hu-
sintss, together with the improved cor
dition OF his Machinery, The subscriber
hopes TO merit share of public patron
age. ANDREW BARE.
South River. augusta Co Mar 2S. 1t
e. A quantity of Machine
Cards on hands for sale. Per-
sons wishing to purchase are re-
quested to call and examine
them.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-04-04
TRAWEGEING
Ora tie RM5E.gCMsg,

ON and after Monday, the 30th in
slant, the PASSENGER TRAIN will
leave The Depot at quarter paste, Am
precisely. Passengers will thus have all
opportunity Of break fasting in Winches-
ter: and it particularly requested that
all will provide themselves with tickets
in time.
ON Saturday, the 9Th Of May, and on
The same day Of each succeeding week
an EXTRA TRAIN FOR PARTIES
OF PLEASURE, will start at 8 o'clock
A. M. Fare 20 Harper's Ferry aud
back by this train at the low rate of one
dollar.
Travellersby this route have now the
advantages OF reaching Baltimore OF
Washington on the evening Of the same
day they leave Winchester, and Rich.
LoBd at 10 o'clock next morning.
J. GEO. HEST, AGENT.
Winchester, April %, 1888.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-04-04
Groceries, Shoes and Hats.

HAVING recently enlarged my stock oil
Groceries. Shoes. flats, Sc, mos, Of which
we're laid in on the very best Terms for cash
! am now prepai ed 10 Cfer TO Country Mer-
chants and my customers generally, large
and well selected assortment Of the above ar.
iicles.' mong my assert nient are the FOL
lowing-25 bhls Porto Rico Sugar, of The
new and old crop, different qualities; IS
hbls do; % hhds of New Orleans; 10 do
ST. CroiX do; % bills crushed do; 10 half
ierces loaf do; so bags Coffee, Lagura, Rio,
Java and Domingo; 40 bids Moisssos. New
Orleans and West India; $50 kegs Mails,
best factories; $4,000 lbs Cotton Yarns.
Richmond and Manchester factories; $50
kegs hunting rife Powder of superior quail
iiy; 200 bags Shot; 1900 sacks Salt; $50
dozen he'd Cords and leading lines 10 casks
Cheese 80 chests Tea, Imperial, Gunrow,
der, Young Hyson and Black; SO hhds
mddiing Bacon 25 doZ painted Buckets !;
few kegs manufactured Tobacco: 1000
pieces Stone Ware; Soap; Candles; Coco
late; A!lspice; Pepper; Lamp ard rrsinNsil;
&c. &c. l have also, in tho rooms over my
store, about 200 cases Hats, OF every quality
end description among them nre fifty cases
Of drab and black Russia Hats; 90 cases of
which are broadbrims, OF superior quality.
manufactured by Bent and Bush (Lowell;)
10 cases silk do Richmond made, pretty
article; brush Hats; low price fur and silk
Hats; black and white wcol do; Sc. I
have, likewise, 100 cases Shoes and Boots of
every qualify and scrip,iou; all OF which
articles, | will sell on The mnst reasonable
terms. PETER WINSTON.
Richmond, March 81, lS39-6t.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-04-04

Recent arrivals, a. New York. bring
Liverpool dates 10 the 18Th OF February.
There are copious extracts from English
Journals, in our exchange papers, but there
does mot seem TO be anything particularly
interesting. The contest between Lord
DURHAM and The Ministry was in progress.
Lord DURHAM's report on The State OF the
Canadas, is said 10 be very long aud inter
esIing, and highly complimentary to the
United States. There is little doubt that
the corn laws will be modified, or, perhaps,
repealed. Lord NORMANDY has been ap-
pointed Colonial Secretary, vice Lord
GLENELG, resisned.-ARENA
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lG o A G II r. 8.

more or less, 20 acres cleared, and under
good fence. the balance well timbered.
Ihe improvements are a good DIV Ell
LING HOUSE, good SWlSHER
BARN, and other necessary out.build.
Tugs. There are three never falling
Springs on the Farm; two of which are
near the house and twelve acres of
Meadow, ayoung APPLE ORCHARD
and good PEACH ORCHARD. The
terms will be made known OH the day of
sale. EMANUEL GROVE
Aril its
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STOLEN.

From the stable of the subscriber on
fFA Monday night last Bright
IN Bay Horse with black name
I'd nv aud tail, five years old, n
eseesza=zsa bout Is hands high. is a
fiae riding animal. and PAGES well. No
white recoilec;ed-possibly, small star
and snip. Said horse belongs to the
Rev. Wm. Brown. A liberal reward
will be given.
FRANKLIN NELSON.
April
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Land for Sale.

The subscriber will offer at public
sale. on the l4Ih of June next, on the
premises, his E.EkeUEE. lying near the
South River in Augusta county, adjoin.
ing the lands of Martin Grove. John
fauber; and Henry Kennedy. Said farm
contains
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CAUTION

The subscriber hereby forewarns ell
persons from trespsssins on his lands
lying on and along the North Mountain
IN Augusta county, by tearing down his
fences, and riding through his farm, as
he is determed to prosecute all so offrud-
ing. MARTIN MILLER.
March 2l-3ts
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OBITUARY..

Died, on the 22nd ult. ia Cha mbers.
burg, Pa, MIR ANDREW CoLHoUN, mer.
chant of Boonville, Missouri. The de
ceased was on his way to Philadelphia,
TO replenish his stock Of goods, when he
was suddenly carried of in a fit Of apo.
plexy. He has left wife aud two chill
dreb.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-04-04
DAVID HEDRICK,
Agency Commission and For-
harding Merchanf,
sc O IT'S WILLIE, Va.

Tue subscriber has located himself
in scotisvilIe for the purpose OF doing
general agency, commission, and Co5.
warding business. He will krep on
band all kinds Of CIR . gsE;Tc2 TF;s,
&C, which he will sell for cash. or
barter for all kinds OF produce which
may be converted into money.
DAVID HEDRlCK.
Scnttsy;}lo AII N No too
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yHarcieO,

On Thursday the 2Sth ult.. by the
Rev. Mr.. j. j, Reimensnyder MIR
ABRAHAM BILLHYMER, to Miss CATH
ARINE, daughter of Mr.. Samuel Lutz, all
Of Augusta county.
In Hardy county, on Tuesday the
2Sth, by the Rev. VIM. ". Scott, Rev.
DAVID II. CoyNER, to Miss ELIZA C.
SNoDGRAss, daughter Of. VIM. Snod.
grass, Esq.
On Thursday the 2ls' ult by the Rev.
MIR. Heller, Mr.. DAVID Bowman, oil
Rockingham county, TO Miss DEBORAH
r.. daughter of Wm. Dyer, Esquire, oil
Pendleton county.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-04-04

.SIAUJNTON 1T. INFANTRY!
PARADE at your usual place OH Sat>
urday next. at 2 o'clock, precisely, fol-
drill, according to law.
J. Carroll, o. S.
April
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THE STAUNTON FIRE

60 THE STAUNTON FIRE
gM&Ey COMPANY. will NEE, Tor
exerc,se ON Saturday next, at the Eu
CINE house, at 10 o'clock. A. NJ precise,
ly. according to law.
April 4
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-04-04

have on hand 500 bushels Of good Po>
tatoes-3OO bushels early White. and
200 Long Red-which l will sell at
the market price.
JOHN w. FRAZIER.
C'overdale, April ;; Is39-3t
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Cash FOR NegB'Oeg.

wish to purchase number Of Ike,
'y Young Negroes--boy 5 and girl<--for
which The highest cash price VII &c
paid. WM. GJLLFy
Waynesborough, March Il, 1880.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-04-04

G5- An error occurred in the notice for
the training Of the Officers OF the 32nd and
Esd Reg iments, through our inadvcriency
which is corrected in this paper:
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JACK E1O WING .

THE subscriber having farmed. for
the ensoiug season, he celebrated Jacs.
called 5 AGxS SsGa'J5g .g1Ya g, will
Stand bin in the town Of Greenyillc.
For particulars. see hsndbil's
Nif IfI.NT y III
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NOTICE..

The Partnership heretofore
existing between the subscribers in
Huntersville, Pocahontas County, Va,
is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
ALL persons indebted to the late con.
Germ, will make pay ment to DAVE
Ross, and all persons having claims
gaInst the establishment, will presen,
them to him for payment.
DAVID ROSS,
GEORGE E. CRAIG,
April
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HSsn ALL persons having claims
fNASS against the above estate, are
requested to present them IN order. for
payment; and all persons indebted TO the
estate. are requested TO make payment,
rs indulgence cannot be given.
SAMUEL GIBSON, Adm'r.
April 4-ts
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THE THOROUGH BRED HORSE
yG HDe FL

Y'Ge Ac RNo
Belonging to the estate of John Ran
doIpb, deceased, Of Eoanoi.e. viii stand
The present season at my stable on the
long Meadows. and at Mr. GaTber's in
Stanton, three days out OF every p;ne
land With lei to mares Of the following
reduced terms, viz : Seven dollars. cash,
the ieap-TweIve dollars the scason.
which may be discharged BY Ten, if
paid within the Eighteen dol,
lars assurance. payable whenever 1t is
asrefIeiued the anre is in foal or trans>
TERED, With twenty-five cents in each
case to The Groom. Any gentlemen. nut,
ting SIX mares, will be cntitled TO one
gratis Every care will be used TO pres
vent accidents but viii not be responsi-
Die loT any that may happen. Pasturscs
viii be furnished mares from distance
at reasonable price The season viii
commence The FIRST day Of April, and ex,
pre- the first Of jpiy.
TOPAZ is a dali, Mahogany Bay,
iuil 10 hands high, Of commanding form
aud appearance, Of Gne bone AID sinew,
with great slrepg b, and with activity
exhibited in oil bis movemeUts.
PEDIGREE.
TOPAZ was by Raudolph's ceie.
braiej horse Roanoke, his dam by The
imported BIuster, out ol the Imported
mare Siai'ra' Roanoke was by Sir Ar
chy his dsu ;he imported mare Lsdy
on'hpry Sir Arcby was BY the i'm
ported Doomed, his dam the imported
claFe Castianra
GEORGE {. EOBERTSON.
Ayfll
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PUBLIC SALE.

80 ~d8D o.
Will be offered at public sale on Mons
day the 22nd Of April. at tbs late resi>
deDce- OF Isaac Sellers, decd, on Mort b
hiyer, all the personal property beloug>
ing to the estate of'said decd. ompris.
ing stock Of
SY@Il Horses, Cattle, szR
~ Sheep g. Hogs; 81 4a.-@"
sSTS'xSss ~ 49, - Flour, W heat, sIs.zss;Y,,
andRye Farming Implements of Utmost
every description; Household g. Kitch-
en- Furniture Of great variety, aud ex.
cti'ent quality 2 portable Threshing
Machines, Clover Machine, 2 Carding
Machines, and one Wool Picker. of a
good quality: 2 Stills, and surveying
Compass ; together with great variety
OF other articles to tedious to mention
Terms made known on the dav Of
sale. The sale will continue from day
to day, until all the property is sold.
SAMUEL GIBSON, Admir-.
April 4
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TRUST SALE.

BY virtue Of two trust deeds executed
by Erasmus Strioling to Henry J. 7 app
and the subscriber. one dated the 2lst
day of January 1880. for the benefit of
Daniel Shelley and others. and the other
on the 23rd OF the same month and wear,
for the benefit of John Wayt, and 9TH
ers both of which deeds are duly re-
corded in the Clerks Office Of Augusta
county COURT will as surviving trus
tee in the said Trust Deeds, aud for the
purposes therein named Cat the request
oithe said Erasmus Stribling) proceed
to sci! at public auction, for cash on the
premises, on the Goth day of April ueNt
that valuable
TRACT or LIND,
situated in the said county OF Augusta com
monty called and known as the Augusta
Springs tract. This tract is made M oi sew.
eral tracts adjoining and near adjoining each
other, and is estimated to contain about sew.
en- hundred acres, more or less.
Ii is believed il would make very val
liable stock farm and as a Watering place
from lis situation the extent O! The improve.
ments, and the celebrity the waters have al :
ready obtained, anticipation may well lie
formed. ii will, al no distant day. successful!
| ly compete with the first watering places in
the mountains.
The title is believed to be indisruiahle
but acting as Trustee will convey 90 ether
than such as is vested in me by the Trus,
Deeds aforessid-Sale TO commence AT -
| O'Clock Nj. precisely
CHESLEY KINNEY.
March 81, 1899.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-04-04

At a District Court Of the u. States, for
the Western District OF Virginia, held
at Staunton, on Monday, October 9Th
1888.
Ann Suffer, widow of James Suffer,
deed, and others. citizens, and in
habitants of the State of Kentucky
Plaintifis-against
John RAIDER, and others. citizens, and
inhabitants Of the Western Judicial
District Of Observation-Disclosures.
IN CRANCERY.
This cause came on this dsy TO be
heard. on the papers formerly read, the
decree of the 9th day of October, 1886,
the report of commissioner Saml. Clarke.
made in pursuance thereof, and was ar
gued by counsel : On consideration.
whereof. the Court. without undertaking
at this time, to affirm, or disaffirm said
report doth decree 81 order that the same
be recommitted to commissioner Saml
Clarke, to be reconsider the same, and
report thereupon, to the next term, and
the said commissioner, is authorized to
proceed In the absence of the parties in
terested in said report, who having no.
'lce OF his appointment, or Adjournment,
shall fail 20 attend him.
Aud by consent OF the parties plaintiff
by their counsel, s. the defendant, John
RAIDER, it is adjudged. ordered and deere.
ed, that the said John RAIDER, do, on or
before the LIST Of April next, pay unto the
plaintiffs or their counsel, the sum of
Six Thousand Dollars, lawful money Of
/ mi It'd FAT. fn
credit Of so much Of the purchase mo.
ney as is due from the defendant RAIDER,
for the land sold by John King, in his
life time, and in case of the failure of the
said John RAIDER, or his representatives
to pay the said sum of Six Thousand
Dollars, as above ordered, then, and in
that case James Points, the Marshal OF
the Western District Of Virginia, who
is hereby appointed commissioner for
that purpose, do, after having adver-
tisrd the time aud place OF sale for three
weeks,in some newspapers published in
the towns OF Siaun.on, and Harrison
burg. it any such papers be published, il
not, then. by notice at the front door of
the Court house Of Rockingham county,
for three weeks before the day of sale,
proceed to sell. TO the highes. bidder. at
public auction, Tor cash. SO much OF the
laud sold by the said John Kring, on the
9Th of January 1927. to the said John
RAIDER, as will be sufficient TO raise the
said sum OF Six Thousand Dollars, here
by decreed TO the plaintiffs, with inter-
est at the rate of six per centum per an
mum. from the first day of April next,
till the day OF saie-toge,her with the
costs OF sale, and that he make repor, oil
lis proceedings under this decree.
CoPy-Teste,
N. K. TROUT, D. Clerk,
u. S. c.. w. d. Va.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-04-04
DR.. NJ. Eoans' Soothing Syrup,
FOR CHILDREN TEETHiNG.
Prepared by himself
I1O MOTHERS IND NERSES

The passage "i the Teeth through the
gums produces Troublesome and dangerous
sy mpioms IL is known tn mothers that
there is great irritation in the mouth and
gums during this process The gums swe ell
the secretion ui saliva is increased, the child
is seized with frequent and sudden fits of
cry ing, watchings, starting in the sleep, and
spasms OF peculiar parts; the child shrieks
with extreme violence, and thrusts its fin
gers into its mouth. Ii these precursory
s, mptoms are not speedily allie. lated Spas
m"dIc commissions universally supervene,
and soon cause the dissolution of the infant.
II mothers who have their little babes Attic
ted with these distressing symptoms, would
apply DIR. William Evans's Celebrated
Soothing Syrup, which has preserv ed hun
dreds of inIau,s when thong ht past recovery,
from being auddeniy attacked with that ia
lal maiady, convulsicns.
fl Real Blessing TO Mothers.
DIR. w. EVANS CELEBRATED
SOOTHINC SVDIID
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ATTENTION.!
AesassDe2' Wanted,

White Oak or Ash, Of good quality
sawed, suitable for building 1TIRESH-
ING MA CHIMES. A bill is left at
the Printing Office of the Spectator, drs-
cribing particularly the different sizes of
timber wanted, which sawyers are re-
ierred 10. The highest market price
will be paid. II. GREIB, g. Co.
Stanton. Jan 27
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CAUTION !!
TRUST SALE.

BY virtue Of deed Of Trust, exc
cuted to the subscriber by Hcury q.
Snyder and wife, dated on the Dad dey
OF December 1886, and Of record in the
Clerks Office of the County Court OF
Augusta, | will on Saturday the 9th
Gay OF this present month, (ApriD offer
ioF sale at public auction for cash, oppo
site the late Wayne Tavern ali the
right title and interest OF the said shy der
aud Wife, to the
HOUSE AND LOT,
lately occupied by them in that partoftbe
,owD OF Stanton, laid off by the late
Jnoge Archibald Stuart, being one un.
divided half Of said House and Lot.
The title TO said property is believed
10 De valid, but the subscriber will only
convey suc6 title as be has acquired by
said Trust Deed.
CHESLEY KINNEY, Trustee.
April
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assEesTHE subscriber has removed
esy to the two story brick Office
on Court house alley, formerly occcupi-
ed BY Col. James Crawford, and lately
by VIM. B kayscr, esq. He continues
to practise law in all the Courts held at
Staun,on, and also in the inferior and
Superior Courts OF Rockingham aud
Bath counties. THOS. J. NICHE
Stanton, March 7-5t
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Sea> IN obedience to the above
ES decree. shall on Saturday the
%Hh instant. proceed to sell to the high
est bidder. in the Town OF II burg
the property therein described for the
purposes therein mentioned.
JAMES POINTS, Com'r.
April 4
o. Rockingham Reg insert till sale.
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P OF A TO ES

April 4