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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-02-21
Ksa CkGsscef.s.

VIRGINIA, to wit: At Rules held in
the Clerks Office Of Bath County Court,
on the first Monday in January, 1899
Thomas Stonestrcet, plaintiff-against
Lamach Williams, Elisha S. Williams.
Alfred Williams, Jesse Jackson and
Polly his wife, late Polly Williams.
Joseph Cuberly and Nancy his wife,
late Nancy Williams. Jafret Williams
and Barbara his wife, late Barbara
Williams, and Charles Nicols aud Ellis
abeth his wife, late Elizabeth Viii.
liams-defendants.
The above named defendants, Jesse
Jackson and Polly his wife, and Jarret
Williams and Barbara his wife not hav.
ing entered their appearance and given
security agreeably to the act of Assembly
and the rules of this Court, aud il ap.
pearing by satisfactory evidence that
they are not inhabitants Of this Commons
wealth: 1t is ordered that the said de-.
PENDANTS, do appear here on the second
Tuesday in April next, and answer the
plaintiffs bill. and that copy of this
order be forthwith inserted in the S,aun>
ton Spectator for two month successive
ly. and also posted on the front door of
the Courthouse Of this County.
A Copy-Teste.
S. A. PORTER. elk.
Jan. II. 1876.
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IN CHANCERY.

VIRGINIA, TO WIT AT Counta
Court Of augusta, held at the Court
house on The 2Sh day Of January,
1899
George Clinebill, William Loyman and
Margaret his vile, late Margaret Cline.
bill benjamin ClinebilI, Henry Clinebil
John Barclay and Catherine his wife Ire
Catharine C!inebill "A Alexander A iken and
Jane his wife, late Jane Clinebill and
David CIinebilI, plaintiffs.
AGAINST
Elizabeth ClinebiIl, Robert Garden and
Mary his wits, and Susan ClinebiIl, de-
feDdanis.
hIs cause coming on TO he heard this
18th day OF January 1889, upon the Till of
The plaintiffs and an application founded
lhefenpon for sale OF lands in The bill men
TONED: and il appearing TO the satisfaction
OF me Couri, That the defendants are non.
residents Of ibis Commonwealth II is de
creed and ordered, that they appear here ON
The Alb Monday OF April next, 10 answer
The plaintiffs bill, and that a copy oG this or.
Ter be inserted in some newspaper publish.
ed IN The town Of Stsunton for eight weeks
and another copy thereof post.
go al The front door OF the Court house of
MS county-and the cause is continued.
4 Copy-T'esic
JEFFERSON KINNEY, c. &C.
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COACHH-MA KING

The subscriber takes this method Of
informing his friends and the public gem
orally, that he has on hand at this lime
several sssaC Carriages, and one
good second hand ditto, which he will
sell low. Also, he is prepared at the
shortest notice to finish all kinds of We
hicies in his line; and will repair Old
Work as cheap as can be done in any
regular Coach Shop in the State. He
will keep constantly on hand some fin
ished work. He returns thanks to the
public for the patronage he has received
and hopes by attention to business still
TO receive their calls.
JUDSON MACOY.
Stanton, Feb'y I, 1888.
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SELLING OFF FOR CASH

THE subscribers, with a view 70
close their concern at the time ihe;,
partnership expires by limitation, now
offer their present stock Of Goods, which
IS extensive, for cash, or approved couu-
Try produce, as low as they can be had
ELSEWHERE III this market. In order to
erect 'heir Object, they are determined
~ open no new accounts after this date,
ana they must earnestly request all those
whose accounts are still open, to clost
she same by note, or otherwise NAL.
immediate payment.
They respectfully invite their friends
and the public generally, to call and ex'
anime their Goods. and Judge for them.
selves.
CRAIG 81 MAUPIN.
Stanton, Feb. 4
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NOTICE.

ALL persons having claims, of aDy
description. against the estate of Samuel
Mcclure. decd. are requested to bring
'Dem forward, for settlement and paw
ment' without delay as the executors
must shortly pay over the residue Of the
funds belonging to the estate in their
hands according to the provisions Of the
WILL and will regard themselves as exc.
nefa'ed from all individual responsibili.
W OF any kind, in relation TO those
claimants who may disregard this notice.
FRANKLIN M'CUE.
MILAN w. BASKINS.
WILLIAM HAMILTON.
Exe'ors Of Samuel NJ Cune. deed
Feb 1T ~
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IN CHANCERY.

~ iHGIS1A, towit: At Rules held in III,
clerks office Of the Circuit Superior Co",,
:" ., Law and ChaDceTy for Augusta counIv
February the 4ib, 1899 49, curry
''lIy Ann frayerr, Cor French, } by Dani,t
,ig ayer, , ner '''her and next friend, plain
isaac ;.i Alexander French, defendant.
,,o., ne ue'enGani moi having entered bis an.
peafance' and given security according 70
700 ac' OF Assembly, end the Rules Of This
dennn '' anu " appearing hy satisfactory cvi.
rre"ce' mat he IS not an inhabiiant of tb;o
common 1t is ordered, that tho sa;J
u .,e dn.sPpear here on The firsl dav -,
me next terS, ooh of June) and answsr
,he oil Of the plaintiff, and Thai a. COW NJ
,n, ,s. oaoer pe forthwith inserted in some
and posted nj the front Joor
~ 'he '""tt house OF ibis county.
II copy - i'es'e-
NICH'S c. niNNEY.
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IN SsrRH AND REMEMBRANCE. -
W. have The information from undoubte,}
authority that an individual in Braintree has
oo.iomed during The past year nine hundred
ana hity pairs of mems thick boots, one hun
uted and nifty pairs Of boys thick bouts, and
slAty pairs OF men.s brogans; read two week
ly newspapers. with pamphlets, magazines.
Stc besides twenty zone thousand pages Il
the Library.-We boldly ask, who has done
better?-Quincy Patriot.
we can't say who has done better, until
we know something OF The quality Of The
work they make boots and shoes with
great rapidity all over New England. a
negro at the South, who had sported Tar tw o
or Three hours pair OF Yankee made bro
gans, asked his master where they ram.
from "They grow on the tees down east !"
repiieu The master. "Well," said cuff 81
guess dey pick 'em fore I'm ripe"
Boston TRANSCRIPT
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a scene IN Court call upon YOU,
SAID the counsellor, to state distinctly
upon what authority are you prepared to
swear 70 the mares age?' Upon what
authority? said the ostler interropatiyelv.
GU are to reply and not to repeat the
question put to you Il doesn't con,
s.der mans bound to answer a ques-
tion before he's time to turn it in his
mind. Nothing can be more simple.
SIR than the question. but again repeat
II. upon what authority do you swear
10 the animals age? The best author
n.y., responded the witness gruilly.
Then, why such evasion? Why not
state at once ? 'Weel, then, if YOU
VIII have it.reJoined the ostler. with im>
peItnIbable gravity, why then, had it
myself from the mares own mouth.
A simultaneous burst of laughter rang
thro' the court. The Judge on the
bench could with difficulty confine his
ris'oie muscles to judicial decorum.
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FIRGINIA-At Rules held in The
Clerks Office Of Bath county Circuit Su
per'or Court of La,v and Chancerp, ON
Monday HE 7th day Of January, 1859,
William Byrd. Plaintiff,
Andrew ii Byrd, in his own right and
as Administrator with the will annex.
ed Of John Byrd. decd, Henry Miller
and Jane his wife, late Jane Byrd. d.
ilzabeth Crutchfield late Elizabeth
Byrd, Thomas Byrd, James Hickman
and Margaret his wife, late Margaret
Byrd, Alexander M'Clintic and Alice
his vile, late Alice Byrd, Adam
Shields and Sarah his wife. late Sa-
rah Byrd and John Bird, Defendants.
~, IN CHANCERY.
The defendants Elizabeth Crutcbfield
Alexander nj 'Clintic and Alice his wife.
Adam Shields and Sarah his wife. NOT
having entered their appearance and
gwen security agreeably 10 the act Of as.
sembly aud the rules of this court, and
II appearing by satisfactory evidence
'hat they are not Inhabitants Of this
commonwealth 1t is ordered that the
SAID absent defendants do appear here
on the first Monday in April next, and
answer the plaintiffs bill, and that CO.
py OF this order be forthwith inserted
IN the Stanton Spectator for two months
successfully, and also posted OH the front
door OF the Courthouse of this county.
A copy-Teste.
CHAS. l.. FRANCISCO, Clerk.
Jan 81
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DAVID HEDRICK,
Commission and For
: acarding Merchant,
) { . IT'S VILE. VA

The Subscriber has located himself
IN Scottsville for the purpose OF doing
general agency, commission, and for
warding business. He will keen m
hand all kinds OF GRGCWRYEs
&c, which he will sell for cash or
barter Tor all Kinds of produce which
may be converted into money.
DAVID UEDRICK.
Scottsville, Alb. Nov. IS. ie3S-,f
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,THHE TEETH.
-TSIGA
e. ~. KgUDSCN,
Dentist, s. Manufacturer of In
corruptible Teeth,
(FROM NEW-YORK.)

Respectfully Informs the Citizens of
Stanton and It's vicinity. that he will
remain for few weeks longer. al the
Eagle Hotel. and will attend TO all the
various operations in the line Of his pro-
iession.
lncorruptible Artificial Teeth perma-
nently inserted, without pain, on the
most approved plan, from one to full
set' ON gold plate, with clasps or springs
or atmospheric pressure.
Jan "a
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Valley Turnpike.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

SEALED PRoPosALs will be received
IN Stanton on Saturday the 9Th day of
March next, until IL o'clock, M. for
the grading and Matchmaking the
Valley Turnpike from the end of the
o0th mile above New Market to Staun-
ton. being upwards of forty miles.
he work is to be commenced at an
early day, and completed within eigh.
Teen months from the LIST of Aprihnext.
Proposals must designate the mile or
miles bid for, cost per mile, and the
time at which work will be commenced.
twenty five per centum upon monthly
estimates Of work done will be reserved
as security for the faithful performance
OF contracts.
The specifications may be seen at any
time at this Office, and will be exhibit.
ed, together with the maps and profiIes
anu blank CONTRACTS, in S,aunton, on the
DAY OF letting, and the two preceding
days, and the subscriber will attend 70
give any Information desired.
An Assistant will leave New Market
on the morning Of Thursday before the
letting, and pursue the whole route to
Staunton, 10 give any explanations with
regard to the work, desired by persons
intending to bid. He will also take
charge OF the proposals of any persons
along the line who NAV desire it. and
deliver them in due time to the sub.
scriber.
No proposal from any one not known
to some one of The Directors, or to the
subscriber, will be considered. unless
accompanied by satisfactory testimonials
OF character aud pecuniary responsible.
'ty to meet the engagements he proposes
to contract.
Persons proposing for more work
than they wish to contract for must spe-
city the quantity they wish to have.
AS usual, the right is reserved TO the
Directory TO put under contract the
whole or part of the above work.
Blank proposals may be had at this Of
flee and iii Stanton.
j. r. ANDERSON.
oo, Grill Engineer.
Office Of the Valley Road.
WING hester. Jan. %, 1889.
r.: Rochingham Regis. Richmond Eao. and
Wh's' Country Paper,) publish TIL dau of
teitiHg, ana Jor,card their accounts rece;pt.
ed to the Treasurer, j. S. Carson. Es0 far
payment.
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MISCELLANY.
LAUGH WHEN YOU MUST
COMMUNAL FELIcIrY.

MIR. Slang used to say "my horses,
my boys" MIR. Slang now Invariably
says, "our horses, our boys. our farm" SC.
This substitution of our for my, BY Mr..
Slang. was brought about thus:
Mr.. Slang had just married a second
wife. On the day after the wedding,
Mr.. Slang casually remarked, Il now
intend to enlarge my dairy
You mean our dairy, my dear re.
piled Mrs. Slang.
dairy
Say OUR dairy, MIR. Slang
No. my dairy
Say OUR dairy, say our screamed
Mrs. Slang, seizing the poker.
My dairy, MY dairy = vociferated the
husband
Our dairy, OUR dairy = re.echoed the
vile, emphasizing each our with a
blow Of the poker upon the back OF
the cringing spouse.
Mr.. Slang retreated under the bed
clothes. Mr.. Slang remained under
several minutes waiting for a calm.-At
iength his wife saw him thrusting his
head out at the foot OF dhe bed, much
like turtle from his shell.
What are you looking for Mr..
Slang , said she. I'm looking NV
dear, snivelled he to see if can ser.
any thing of OUR hat The struggle
was over. 1t was our horses, our dairy,
and on the next Sunday IN orning he
very humbly asked her if he might no,
wear our clean linen brooches to church
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TAAvEIEIngG
Ore TIE ESegSk-a.OaxN.

ON and after Monday, the Both in
slant, the PASSENGER TRAIN will
leave the Depot at quarter past 6, A. NJ.
precisely. Passengers will thus have an
opportunity of break fasting in Winches-
ter; aud 1t particularly requested tho,
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 g O'clock ),
A. NJ. Fare 20 Harper'S Ferry AMI
back by this train at the low tate of enc
dollar.
Travellers BY this route have now the
advantage OF reaching Baltimore or
Washington on the evening Of the same
day they leave Winchester, and Rich
mond at 10 o'clock next morning.
j. GEO. HEST. AGENT.
Winchester, April 70. 1888.
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VIRGINIA.

Circuit Superior Court Of Law and
Chancery for Augusta County, June
Term, 1897. -"
John Miller, Guardian of the ornhan
children of Robert Miller, deceased
Charies l.. Francisco Guardian Of the
orphan children of Nancy Francisco
deceased. and Andrew Warwick
Guardian oil the orphan children of
Margaret Cameron, deceased, plains
tifls-agaiDst
Samuel Miller. jeremiah Miller. Frances
Miller, ana Robert Miller, children
and heirs OF Robert ilil!er, deceased
cameron francisco, child and heir Of
Nancy francisco, deceased Maraa,
ret Cameron, child and heir of Mar.
Saret Cameron, deceased, infant heirs
and distributes ofSamuel Miller DE-.
ceased, W lillian Lewis and Mary Ills
vile, and Henry Kinagy, defendants.
IN CHANCERY.
This cause came on by consent Of the
parties 10 be heard this 2lst day of Inn.
1857, and the bill, answers. exhibits onJ
dispositions. and was argued bv counsel.
And The Court being satisfied that th.
interests OF the infant heirs OF Robert
Miller deceased, require the sale Of the
lied House Tract OF LAM. in the hill
mentioned, containing $50 acres, being
the share o! the real estate of said Sam.
nei Miller deceased, after laying off said
Iron Works Establishment allotted in
PARTITION by said Commissioners OF the
SAID County Court of A ugusta to the said
infant heirs Of Robert Miller, deceased.
and designated in the report of said
Commissioners as Lot No. /. Iii fur,
ther adjudged. ordered and dccreed. that
Samuel Clarke, who is hereby appoint
ed aCommissioner for that purpose, do,
subject 10 the confirmation of the Court
make sale OF the said Red House Tract
with the reservation as to iron ore. sta.
ted III the decretsl order Of the County
Court affirming said partition, on such
Terms OF payment, and with such securi-
" thereof, as lie shall deem most exne-
dient, end report bis proceedings TO This
Court together with his opinion as TO
the best Investment Of the proceeds Of
such sale. And time is given the infant
defendants until six months after thew
snail have respectively attained the AGE
OF twenty one years. 10 show cause If
any they can, against this decree.
In pursuance OF the above decretal mr..
DER, | will receive proposals at nv Office
IN the town OF Stanton, for the purchase
OF the above
TRACT OF LAND
at any time from this till the lst of March.
next on which day, Gf not previously
500 1t VIII be rented on the premises
by the Guardian.
SAMUEL CLARKE, Comr
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Cash for Negroes.

| wish to purchase number
of Negroes of both sexes, for which
will pay the highest cash price. Any
communication promptly attended to.
JOHN w. PITMAN.
David a. Pitman, will attend to anv
business for me in my absence. J. w p.
Stanton Jan 81 1899
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Il a L T. q ne Il n O. i.
Il = n RY Y ARE

Il q ~ Il 2 u a q Z
lakes this opportunity of returning
his thanks 10 the citizens Of Stanton,
and OF Augusta county generally, for the
very liberal encouragement which he
has received and would i'm form themtha at
he has made every arrangement for the
satisfactory management of his enlarged
business. He has secured the services
OF a number of competent workmen,
and hopes by his unwearied attention to
business to be able to render entire sat
isiaction to all his customers. He has
received the
gGW 81 SPLINTER. Fashions
for 1888 s. 80. &G-A full suit of
clothes will be mode at any time in
twenty -four hours. il desired.
stanton, Nov'r 20, 1888.
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ENTERTAINER

The subscriber respectfully informs
ms friends and the public, that he con-
llnues to keep House Of Entertain,
ment at bis old stand, or the Winchester
road, within hall mile of Staunton.-
lie VIII at all times be prepared to ac
commodate travellers, wagoners, and
droVers, and respectfully solicits share
of public patronage.
q. G MITCHELL.
Jan 81
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y ssRasabRe Land
FOR SALE

am DESTROYS to sell the plantation on
which live, containing 22i acres, abou,
10 OF W hich are cleared and in good
state OF charlottesville balance heavily
hmbefed Said land lies on the mair
road from Staunton to Greenvile, nine
miles from the former and three from the
latter place. There are on said land n
comfortable dwelling house, kitchen.
barn, and other necessary buildings, five
acres OF meadow, and about twenty can
De made as there is sufficiency of wa
ter--a young orchard of well selected
fru't trees. comprising apples, pears.
peaches, plnms, ounces, &c. A bar
gam may be bad on immediate appIica-
ton. AS | an determined TO sell This
spring, The price and payments will be
made accommodating.
Jan II ALEX'R INCOME.
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Why don't your father take newspa.
per 90 said gentleman to little urchin
whom he caught in the act Of differing his
newspaper from his door step.-"Ne sends
me to take it," cried the little boy.
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Saddle and demonstrating.
PHILIP p. Bsa'ENyAN.
Stanton, Feb'y I, 1888.

Il M NAA u II lFk IN ne
Having purchased the stock of his
brother, respectfully informs his friends
and the public that he has commenced
the
Saddle g. DEMONSTRATING Bu-
slneSs,
in the shop lately occupied by Frederick
nj. Pitman, deed in Stanton where he
will thankfully receive all orders Tor
work in his line. His materials will
be OF the best quality that eau be pro.
cured, and be hopes by unremitted at
ten,ion to business, good work, and
a disposition to please, to merit and re-
ceive share of public patronage.
He will at all times keep on hand
'sHesssses, zsrSfsles, EFessgsess,
Collars, sc. which he will sell on
reasonable terms, for cash, or on short
credit to puDotual customers.
Stanton Sept. q, 1888.
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ROCKFISH GAP TAVERN

ROCKFISH GAP TAVERN.
The subscriber having purchased the
Tavern establishment, lately owned Inv
Mr.. Thomas Bernard. at Rock fish Gap,
respectfully solicits a share of the pats
ronage of the travelling public. The
buildings are new and in good repair
toe staoling extensive-and he hopes by
a disposition 10 please. and attention to
business, to be able to render satists c,ion
at all times TO those who NAV call on
him. b. r. FRYE
Jan. 10, 1889.
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- A-AbO
the exact quantity shall be ascertain ed
on The day of sale,-lying and situated
in Augusta county, on the North Fork
OF Naked Creek, and adjoining the
lands Of John Cream, Jacob Lamb, and
others. 1t is desirable grazing fam :;
and the quality OF the land is SO good
that we hazard nothing in commencing
1t in strong terms 10 purchasers. There
are from 30 TO 40 acres Of well watercd
meadow. The Improvements are a
good ORCHARD, large FRAME
HOUSE, and large SWISS BARN.
We do not deem il necessary TO give
more particular description, as person
wishing to purchase will no doubt Judge
for themselves. Any person DESTROYS
of viewing the lands before the day of
sale, can do so by calling on Mr.. Sam.
mel Long, who will shew the lands.
The terms will be accommodating, and
made known on the day OF sale.
ISAAC LONG.
JACOB HUMBERT.
Executors
Jan'y 81, 1889.
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HSHE n A H M

which belonged to the late Col James
nj 'Dowell, and which contains about
Eight hundred .Acres,
more than half of which is cleared and
IN cultivation. The farm is uncommon-
iy fertile. producing all kinds of grain
in abundance. There is a most vaIua-
BILE meadow of about sixty acres-per-
haPs uuequalled in value by any other
in the country. Mr. Kennel, who resides
upon the premises. will show the land
to any person DESTROYS of purchasing
Terms made known on the day of sale ::
or previously OH application to the sub.
scriber in Lexington.
JOHN LETCHER.
Ian 81
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LUMBER WANTED.

Preparationsare now making to build
an extensive addition to the Western
Lunatic Hospital, and large supply of
z IANEA 81 SCAEETETNG
is wanted for that purpose. Persons dis.
posed to furnish flooring, two inch yellow
common, or white pine plank, inch and
hait' inch and quarter, aud inch plank
scantling for various purposes, such as
GIrders, Rafters, Beams, Plates, and
JoIst, will do well to call at the Hos pi,al,
where contracts may be entered into for
the same.
Cash to be paid on the delivery of
such timber. Application to be made TO
SAMUEL Nj. WOODWARD.
September 6, 1888.
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N o II &c r..

he subscrlber, in order TO dispose Of the
Stock or .KeFch0aatsl>e
belonging to the estate Of VIM. Clarke,
deceased, will continue TO sell, for cash,
al cost and charges, until the whole shall
be disposed Of.
SAM'L CLARKE, Z XII.
Dec 6, 1888
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'Eaaataai0Ha for Sale.

The subscriber is tesirous to sell the
E.2kk.N on which he resides, situate
on M oife'ts Branch. in Augusta county,
adjoining the lands of Rev. John Hen.
ore" and Mr.. Jacob Splitter, containing
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ROCK-SPRING
n "A ERIN STAND
FOR SALE.

AS one Of the subscribers wishes to
remove TO the west, we will offer for sale
the well known Tavern stand formerly
occupied by William Nj 'Cormick, SEN,
on the main Valley road, three miles a.
boye Greenville, in Augusta county,
This tract contains
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w ALKER'S CREEK LAND
FOR SALE.

AS Agent, l will offer at public sale,
on the premises. on Thursday the 2Sth
of February.