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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1840-11-05
PU BEAEC SALE.
November 3.

~ AFl ING rented out the greatest part of
my farm live on, | will sell at public
auction on the 9TH day of November next. on
the premises, one mile from Stanton, some
of my stock, consisting of
Work Horses, brood Mares and 5
fine Colts, a few Mich Cows, and a.
bout 20 head ofyoung Cattle, Sheep,
and perhaps some young Hogs.-Al-
so, my very fine Stud Horse Young
Sampson, whose breed is well known
in the county-Mr. George Imboden
can inform any person wishing pur-
chase, as to his colts and standing; he
is an excellent work-hors on farm
or in Wagon; some farming uten-
sils lone Wagon which has been used
some time, 3 Wheat Fans, or, as they
are called frequently, Wind NJ u.s.
one Ok Wagon with broad wheels,
and 3 well broke Oxen, young and
strong.
A credit of IL months viii be given for all
sums over Sand all under must be CASH
the purchaser giving bond with approved Sc
curty. Sale to commence at 10 o'clock.
JOHN MCDOWELL.
October 8, 1Sl0-ts.
DISAPPOINTMENT.
In consequence of the state Of my health !
find it necessary to postpone the above sale
until Thursday the 10Th instant, at which
time will also offer for sale 20 shares OF
| stock in the New Shenandoah Company, and
TRACT OF LAND, adjoining the one !
live on, containing so Acres. Said tract has
small improvement on it, and about sixty
| Acres of the land are cleared. Terms made
known on the day Of sale.
JOHN MCDOWELL.
Nov. 5.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1840-11-05
FRESH SUPPLIES OF
ESE'sa rs 81 NgGaEiciReS.

JUST RECEIVED by the subscribers
Spanish Flot. Indigo, Madden. Lampblack-
Alum, Saltpetre, Orange Shellac, Poland
Starch, (sup.) ALSO variety of Fancy
Articles, viz Motto Seals, Drawing Pen
ellis, Dressing and Fine Combs, Tooth
Brushes, Indelible Ink, Cologne Water.
Preston Salts, Otto Rose Soap, Hull's va
rlegated do.-Fine Shaving Brushes.
Also SUPERIOR CHEWING TOBAC-
20. i. BERKELEY q Co.
Nov. 5.
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RdAl,HGE.

THE subscribers have just received an as
sortment OF mems, youths and children's
CAPS consisting of Otter, Seal, Muskrat,
Cloth and Hair, which will be sold on ac
commodating terms.
McCOMB s. CARRIER.
Nov. 5-3t
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1840-11-05
p G,aTtD-

MRS. HENRY JOHNSON. continues
to give lessons in Music, Vocal and Instrn-
mental, and begs TO acquaint her friend
mat few more pupils can be received.
l,erms-$2O per Session of five months pay
able in advance
Stanton, May 2, $50.
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FEMALE SCHOOL.

THE winter session of the Female School
taught at Cedar Grove by my daughter and
myself, will commence the 9th of November
next. Terms as heretofore.
VIM. CALHOON.
Oct Is
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Wing gain,

Wing gain, 1878
In addition, we have incomplete returns
from Northumberland, 0 districts, Harrison
534, Van Buren, Il49-from Columbia 6 dis
trcts, Harrison 596, Van Buren, 695-Lyco-
ming, districts. 1874 Van Buren, majority.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1840-11-05
Malls.

100 EGGS hnti Eatam just received
comprising all sizes and kinds-low for cash:
RHODES & BANNER.
Depot, Winchester, Va. Oct. s.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1840-11-05
IS I-2 ACRES.

lying about mile west of the above describ
ed farm. The Improvements on this farm
are good DIV ELLlNG HOUSE AND
SMOKE HOUSE,new BARN,
an AfPLE ORCHARD, and good never
falling spring not far from the DWELLING bousc
On this tract there is some meadow. about -
acres cleared, and the whole in GOOD state
of cultivation
Persons disposed to purchase valuable
1arms' IN one OF the most pleasant parts of
Rockingham county, will do well TO call and
t examine these previous 10 the day of sale.
ihe!y VIII be shown by TIE subscriber, whose
residence adjoins the large farm
IL lie terms will be accommodating,
and made known on the day of sale
ADAM WISE, JR.
Fer. 9fhe Estate Of n. Wise, sen. dec'd.
August 27, 1910.
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ATTENTION,
&tagapsOn EAs. Infantry,

PARADE al your usual place, on Saturday
next, at O'Clock. Y. NJ, in winter dress.
j. Carroll. o.s.
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35l ACEs rs.

IN the finest state Of cultivation, nearly one
half cleared, about go acres of meadow. and
the balance well timbered. The improve.
mentS consist of A LARGE STONE
IiOOSE AND KITCHEN, large Swisher
BARN, and all other necessary out houses;
an APPLE ORCHARD, and four good new,
er failing springs, Gone within short distance
OF the dwelling house.) affording water for
almost every field.
Also, at the same time and place, will be
SOFA another TRACT CT LAND, contain
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1840-11-05
VALU ABLE FARMS AT
IN ROCkINGH.4M, n
at Public AuCf:a,..

'HE subscriber will offer at public sale,
on the premises, on IHurSdoy tie 18Th nj
NOrember meet, that VALUABLE FARM
owned by Adam Wise, sen. decd, living in
Rockingham county, about 2! miles west of
Mt. Crawford, about the same distance south
OF Brldgewater, within the same distance of
the great Valley road, and miles east of Ke-
napY'S Iron Works containirm
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1840-11-05
Voc IN!ieaassas00nIa Coa,l,ussv.

THE annual general meeting Of the Share
holders Of this Company will be held at the
house Of Hugh Brulfy, in Port Republic. on
Monday the lGth day Of November next
Shareholders arc respectfully requested to
attend. S. ~. LEWIS, Tres'er.
n. S. Co.
Oct %
The Winchester Republican will please
copy the above
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1840-11-05

THE undersigned with view to dissolu-
ton ofco-partnership within the shortest pos
slble period, have determined to dispose of
their present stock, consisting of good as
Sortment of
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1840-11-05

THE subscsibers are now opening a very
large and splendid assortment of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-12-18

Mr. TrssTALL would suggest the following in place
of the first part of the resolution:
Res0irea, That the Committee on Banks inquire
what, ifany, were the connected with the
mosal of Anthony Robinson, jr., from The Office of
Cashier OF the Bank of Virginia, which did not equnliy
apply TO John peterborough President of that Insti-
talion; and If any, what they were.
This amendment was accepted by Mr. Stephenson.
MIR. SETH OIL. of w. moved to strike out the third
resolution.
Mr.. STEPHENSON consented to this, but he gave no.
lice that he would at early day bring the subject be-
fore the attention of the House.
The question amended was then put and decided
in the affirmative, as follows:
-fyesNess Sou,ha Spraker Chopper, Coles, Carpenter
Wiley Caheli, MCuc, Stuart, Byrd, Burwe Of b. Mchc
vanIoreI, Fya Hannah Jarkson Jones' askns, Meredith
X, Flood Burlington, Toler Irvine, Corbn Coleman Card
WE'LL Buwell Of c. e. W. Buadus Cotton, Roane, Sangster,
MLaughin Payne Deskns Woods, Hale, Wood, Gather
son Smith of c. Guerrnsi, Wilkinson, Erskinc Bats Taylor
of H., Clarke, Vance, Ode', Mullen, Leo MRae, iamic.t
Smith of of w. Gregory Stephenson of j., Worhington Da
Wis Tayloc OF L. r., Habern Ballard, Ramey, L.
Booton CALDWELL Dggs Bryan Clayton Tanzey Wade, Ock,
acli Brown Of Nelson, Taylor of ~ b. Eiheridge VERIFY
Smith Of ", Fitzgerald Hden NPherson, Cheahan ner
Tunstal Keen Burner, Brown Of p Burke HEATH Radcliffe,
Elliott, sother Snider Leyburn Smith Of r. Shpman
Bevins Conn., TAFT, Ridley Crutchfed, Fizhu.h, Warren,
Prince Stephenson of Tyler Goodson Walker steph
W., Fulton-Gs.
.yaes-Messrs. Irving, Boyd. Ianshone, williams.
The House adjourned between and o'clock
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-12-18
GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF VIRGINIA.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES,
lf,,J1u Derem6sr ID


The SPEAKER took the Chair at one o'clock
Mr. Robertson we'd that the Committee of Courts
Of Justice be instructed inquire into the exPediency
Of making further provisions by law for regulating no.
tees to quit the cases of undetermined leases.
On motion of Mr. McRAE, it was
Resolred That the Committee of Propositions and
Grievances be instructed inquire into the expediency
of extending to James Edwards, hired and blind mu
stefan of the Public Guard the provisions OF an act
passed in the year 1892 for the benefit of such of the
Public Guard may have served for the of three
years. or such other relief the nature of the case may
require.
On motion of Mr.. GooDsos, it was
Resolred, That SO much of the Governors Message
relates the extension of the Valley Turnpike Road
to the Tennessee ne be referred to the Committee OF
Roads and Internal Navigation, and that they have
leave to report by bill or otherwise.
On motion of Mr.. RAMEY, it was
Resolred, That the Committee of Agriculture and
Manufactures be instructed to enquire into the exPe
1iency of allowing the Weverton Manufacturing Com
pany to hold and dispose of limited quantity Of real
estate within this and that said Com
mittee have leave to report by bill or otherwise.
On motion Of Mr.. JONES, it was
Resolped, That the Committee of Courts of Justice
be instructed to inquire what progress any, has been
made in the revision Of the Criminal Code of this Com
monwealth and also the causes which have retarded
the completion of said revision.
On motion Of Mr. MCLAUGHLIN, it was
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-12-18
STATE OF OHIO.

"CoLrMBCs, (U) Dec. Z, Is4U
"The Ohio Legislature assembled this morning. In
the Senate Gen. Mclaughlin of Richland County, is
elected Speaker and Col. .McNuity Of Clark County,
Clerk, both Democrats.
in the House, the Wings have majority of 80 but
Aboltionism holds the balace of power. AS conse-
quence, Seabury Ford of Granger leading Abolition
list from the Western Reserve has been chosen Speaker,
and John NJ Gallagher, Clerk. The party nominated
in caucus, Mr.. Birney, for Sergeantat Arms, who
apostatized from the Democracy; or to western
phrase, became straightovt last summer, but in the
election he was beaten by true-blue Wing named
Chapman. This is among the first evidences of the
redemption of Federal pledges, and of Federal regard
for those who have been cajoled into an abandonment
of their old friends!
"As this will be an interesting session, viii try and
send you, as my time will permit, few 'jottngs
down by the way
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-12-18
TO LIE EDITOR OE TIE E.NpULRER.

Hell Of the House Of Delegates, Dee. 18th, 1870
In your paper this morning, which contains Report of the
Proceedings of the House Of Delegates Wednesday last
Reporter makes have said t discussion Of the
offered By Mr. Gregory proposing 10 count the money in the
City, that ssould against - and mmc
dalcy thereafter recording The and am found vo-
ting for the resolution.
The facts these offered amendment Mr.. Gregg
by inserting the words or other satisfactory
eeHc which accepted by the and stated that II my
amendment accepted adopted by the House. | would
fer resolution As made 10 say, unntcntonaly,
doubt what did not and thereby involved III appa-
rem inconsistency you viii do favor By inserting this
reclion Very respectfully.
Your obsdent servant,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-12-18

Wings. Governor Letchcr of Kentucky, who had the
honor of entertaining the President elect the other day.
has come forward III his annual message Of the sth
ins and broken ground boldly for National Bank,
and for distribution of the proceeds of the public
lands If these questions do not become cabinet
sures they will at all events meet the concurrence of
the next Administrations
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-12-18

The Wing party of North Carolina is already falling
to pieces 1t is composed of such heterogeneous ma
teals that it is destined the catastrophe every
where The State Rights men cannot continue banded
together with the Federal politicians. Some renlarka
Bile scenes have Just taken place in the Senate of NJ
Carolina. Mr. VIM. b. Shepard has drawn down upon
himself the dcnunciations of many of his Wing bre
thren and Mr.. Clingham fairly read him out Of the
Wing Church. Among other revelations, Mr.. S.
opened the secrets of the prson-house, and unveiled
the transactions of the Caucus which held for
nominating two Senators of the u S. Among other
rious Developments which the Raleigh Standard states
him te have made open Senate, was this, "That hav
ing selected the candidates Of the pary-by way of
soothing the feelings ola certain distinguished gentle
mana resolution was adopted, recommending him to
Gen. Harrison for the office of Attorney General A
gentleman, as Mr.. Shepard correctly remarked. who
is now held up true, Democratic Whig Republican,
douby refined in the dye of Daniel rebster.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-12-18

II On Wednesday, Mr.. Webster addressed the Sc
nate a considerable time his motion to postpone the
reference the Finance Committee of SO much of the
Presidents Message relates to the Finances.-Mr.
w proposes tax wines silks, &c; and hints at an
Extra Session, &c.-Alr Wright has promised to reply
TO him. -
o. Several Communications unavodably crowded
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-12-18


We learn from Richmond that the Locos in the Senate pres.
se willing into the Senatorial Election after the contested
son seats in the House OF Delegates adjusted When will
nat be:-7te1. Gas.
They willing 60 into the Election on the 18th
January Mr.. Boudin moved to strike out the day
aIed By the resolution of the House, with view OF
Substituting that day-but the Wings of the Senate
Toed against striking out: and the whole resolution
vas lost-.3gain-J Judge May stated Tuesday last,
that he prepared to submit resolution for going
INTO the election Of Senator the 18th January which
ne SAID would prove acceptable to the Senate, as he
was lnormed-but bis resolution cut off, at a SUBJ
'eqaent stage Of the day, by Mr. Dormans motion to
ADJOURN. Judge May declared his wish to submit his
resolution; but Mr. Dorman declining to withdraw his
notion, it carried, and the House adjourned As
ne Senate took their after that day to the 2Sth
asst, no such resolution be acted until they
ssemoie. But we understand from several of the De-
a9cahc Senators, that such resolution would have
met their cordial concurrence There be doubt,
nat the election of Senator of the u S. will take place
ABOUT the middle of January, or perhaps earlier.
Resumption -Bicknelrs Phil Reporter of the 9Th
announces, that the Banks of the city and county of
,a'adelphia will resume specie payments the 18th
.;:nuary-that loan having been obtained in Boston
800 300, and another Of 81 100000 IN New York,
u doubts have disappeared"
=, me T. Herald of Monday gives the following as
se iosns effected by James King the agent of the
''ph Of the o. s., when he carried the cap around
:.
Mo- State, $4,000 Barring, Brothers, 63, 600
ZINES Bank, 10000 Prime, Ward s. King, $1,000
~ % commerce, 10000 George Griswod, $4,000
l.a,,an Co., $1,000 Nevins Townsend Co., IS, 900
s,ah ank $4,000 John Ward Co., 5000
1aiaer ~ ooo r,, =. s o,- ooo
Ts,,,, - banks, $4,000
'"a BY banks, S555,0O0
T,u Total loan $4,000
g. ne Herald adds, that "This is most rare plan Of
, ang the country" The agent of foreign broker
-. as city Is applied to TO go round and use his nAn
E WITH the banks, to renew small balances and in
P.la trims to advance small sums in order to enable
aos!phia banks with capital of $50 900 900 to pay
b.. debts What would have been thought of the
snh England faer exhausting her credit with the
france, she had sent round contribution box
G haa broker for supply Of money! On such basis it
to restore the confidence of the mercantile
h, G a, The permanency of resumption There is
Ii, pa probability Of efeeting Mis.-And yet it is
Wb; rennsylvania Bank Of the U. s., which certain
s,no poitcians are desiring to make pro tenn the f.
agent of the u S. 1t is however, to be only
hallway house" The next step is to grant
"' 70 National Institution.
!, ae veil is gradually lining which was so as.iduous
"aSa during the canvass, over the designs Of the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-12-18
Marriages..

Married. the 18th nst by the Rev p Smith Of Buckns
ham, Mr JoHs b. OMosrNpUo Of Fiuvanna, 10 Miss kArHA
Youngest daughter Of Martin Baker Esq, Of Louisa.
May two, who linked together heavenly tie,
With hearts changing, and hrows never cold,
Love on through all ills, and love on I'LL they die
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-12-18
Deaths,

Died in Yalobusha county Mississippi 7t OF November.
Mr. RICHARD EcoLEsToS, formerly Of Amelia county, in this
STATE, aged IS
Col George trohcr member of the ST. Louis Bar, died
city Saturday the 2 umo The usual testimonials of
professional the
Col STROLLER formeya Representative Congress from yir
gnia-a gentleman Of much and energy Of character
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-12-18
The Louisa Case.

Yesterday the House of Delegates was occupied
from o'clock to 4, the Louisa Case. Mr. Stephen
son of Tyler submitted, in lieu of the Report of the
Committee, Resolution by way of Instruction to the
Committee of Privileges and Election, TO set aside their
objection go into the merits of the case and examine
the returns of the votes The Instruction was adopt
ed, ayes "a, noes 54
We received too late for this day paper, the pro-
ceedngs of large and respectable meeting of the De-
mocratc citizens of Louisa in the contested election
They request of Mr. Melton as an act of justice TO the
people of Louisa (who gave 100 clear majority at the
Presidential Election the Republican ticket TO re-
nqush his contest for the seat and refer the election
back to the people. They also request Mr.. John Il.
Holiday epresent the Democratic citizens OF Louisa
before the House of Delegates the great question of
right to the contested seat, &C., &c.
~ We are authorised to announce, that Col. Au-
CUISINE c. Brrrs declines being candidate at the
Spring Election represent the county of Green's
vile in the next General Assembly Of Virginia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-12-18

The R. Wing contends, that Mr.. Van Buren's Mes
sage designed for eect-that he goes for the State
Rights doctrines-bu that he goes only for effect
and for the first time. Is the Wing dupe, or de-
ceiver. ignorant worse. Can it have forgotten the
strict construction doctrines which Mr.. Van Buren,
supported in his speech Foots resolutions or his
inaugural Address of 81: MIR. Van Buren, belongs to
the Ieffersnnan School Of $500
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-12-18

NTOTCE-A persons hereby notified that the land OF the
subscriber is posted and that any detected IN the act oil
bu.tnp fishing or any espassng VIII be pro-
secuted 10 the extent Of the Law, Ihos. hiShiI'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-12-18
tent SERVANT,
&. +. DORMAN.

n-T The celebrated Fanny Essler is in Rich
mond, and will appear the boards of the Theatre to-
night The simple annunciation will, we have no
doubt secure bumper.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-12-18
Principics of '9S-'99.

These are inscribed upon the flag, under which the
Republican party are determined to rally They are
found embodied in the Virginia Resolutions and
Madison's Report. No one can mistake the flag.
Many Of the Republican Journals acknowledge them
be the Shibbolteh of their fath-The newly elected
Governor of South Carolina, Gov. Richardson) in
his Inaugural Address declares that he looks to "the
great principles of the Republican party of 9S and
&c., the guide of his political course. The Maine
Argus thus reechoes the beacon.cry 'All eyes were
turned to her in the perlous times of 49, and the De-
mocracy look to her not less eagerly She pre-
sents truly glorious spectacle in her proud adhe-
to her old principles Democrats let US accept
her call Let rally and all, around the old flag
of %, and look confidently beneath that sign for
Victory. Remember that 'though the Gohs hare taken
Rome the Citadel is safe -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-12-18

rrWENTY DOLLARS REWARD for the delivery Of my
Tom, caled Tom Braxton lie left plantation the la
Tom tall black man, six feet high, upwards has
enlargement of his legs lie took with him
brown domestic cloth lToCk COAT old wool hat, and
other cotton clothing. Tom was purchased by me
wears past Richmond and sold by Mr. Christopher T.
Bay Of Caroline IL IS probable he viii attempt make
way Richmond and Caroline from where he brought
when sold Richmond will give The above reward for his de-
livery me- Ar Thos b. Jackson, ofc City Of Richmond,
dollars il secured in any Jail SO that get him.
J. s. MOSS.
Merklenburp Va Dec. Eth 1910 G7-W4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-12-18

Union ACADEMY al Dayras, Diarddie Countrywide exer
cises Of this Institution will be resumed on the second Mon
dav in January the 18th Of December follow
mo vacation month the under the
superniendsnce Charles w. Baird A. B. The subjects
tach in addition English branches, will embrace
course and Greek languages Ancient
Geography History, Mathematics comprising Algebra &C.
omei,y Trrouomey pIane and spheca Mensuraon Iheo-
retica and Comic Sections and the Dferen
,,i and Integral Caulu Elements Of Natural Philosophy
cbemsy Geology Rhetoric Moral and Mental Philosophy
The terms heretofore, viz
Common English branches, 80 w
Other branches, - w
Board Including bedding and washing,l l0ote
II Students should attend carly the
yeral classes will be arranged the first week.
$780, PETERSON w. HARPER,1
HENRY c. WORSHAM
WM H. COUSINS, Ysitors.
JOHN WAINWRIGHT,
EDMUND w. BRANCH,
Dec 10 oi-~ioJ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-12-18
V0uoLIe Hood and Mari Land on James Rirer for sale

Pandbfe Hood and Mari Lana on James htrfT JOf SUITE
PLEASANT the well known residence Of the late
lVl Mr. Nicholas Faulcon, recently of his widow
Mrs. Sally Faucon Jane, River just above James
Town. Surry will be sod the premises the
highest Tuesday 2nd day Of February next
Sunday excepted If that day should
appen The Estate comprises 67
Land stretching nearly miles along the river shore and
conmodious brick dwelling house and the offices and
out houses accommodation of large family
gadrnochaIds Of choice and valuable
fruit trec-some pine wood-an immense quantity Of oak tim
ber-a for stock and
abundance Of the advanta which add 10
the Farm independent Of those il derives from lis
nasgabe sea liz proximity TO several markets,
adaptation all the usually the
which To the gentleman wishing pie nsant country
agculturas desiring the facilities TO market af
and the ready Of felizng
sively his mannreto the cordwood and
geer engaged In the most profitable employment
the TO who seeks invest
ment funds and profitable than, real
Affords this land offers inducements TO examine
therefore invite general attention its saIs
pleasure in going the premise with any one
previous thereto, in rny en-
uuries relative addressed Suny Court House.
The without and possession viii be gwen I'M
medaey The Of the purchase money VIII be required
in nstamentshe LIST becoming due IN January 4the
January 40 Ord in January 40 Bonds sasacto
y endorsed will required the amount ct e ana
title will be withheld deed Of trust on the property NC u
' 80 ' p' " ~ J. Ns FAULCON,
Executor Of Nicholas FGui on, deceased.
De..nh.r ,s,h ,s,o 67-2awt2F