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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1840-05-14
"A CAR D.

MRS. HENRY JOHNSON, continues
to give lessons in Music, Vocal and Instru-
mental, and begs to acquant her friends
that few more pupils can be received,
Ierms-$2O per Session of five months pay
able in advance.
May 2, 1910.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1840-05-14
ADMINIsT sATOR'S SALE.

Agreeable to the last will and testament of
Samuel Bell, decd ] will proceed to sell on
Tuesday, the Goth day of May, at the late
residence ofsaid Bell, portion of the perso-
nal property Of said Bell, consisting of HOR-
SEES, CATTLE, (among them some good
cows,) SHEEP. one WAGON, some
GEAR, a CARRYALL and HARNESS.
together with a variety of articles too tedious
to enumerate. Terms made known on the
day of sale.
JAMES WILSON, Admir-.
with the will annexed of S. Bell, decd,
May 7,-3t.
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MIrrtrD.

On Tuesday night last, by the Rev. F. d.
Goodwin, Mr.. CHARLES II. CAMERON, to Miss
Lucy A. EDMoNDs, all of this place.
On the 9th of April, by the Hon. Judge
Gibbs, DR.. JACOB WISE, of Red River, La.
formerly of Staunton, Va. to Mrs. LOUISA JANE
STEWART, of iazoo County, Mississippi,
DAUGHTER Of w. b. George, Esq.
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Valuable Property
FOR SALE.

FENHE subscriber DESTROYS of turning his at
tentlon to other business, offers for sale
his property on the free road leading to the
Warm Springs, 6 miles west of Stanton. ON
accommodating terms. 1t consists of lot
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FOUR ACRES.

ON which is erected substantial BRICK
DWELLING, is by &c, two stories hioh. in
which there are comfortable rooms with FIRE
places in each, and an ell attached. in which
there Is good Kitchen and cellar under
meath, of brick also. There is on said Lot
good Brick Smoke House IL feet square, a
good Frame Stable, well OF good water with
pump convenient.
EBENEZER CHRISTIAN.
April 80.
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AI'TENT EON !!

'sNHE Regimental Muster of the Odd Recr;.
ment will take place at Mr.. Shannon's
Sihe usual place,) on Saturday ;he 10Th Of
May, at II o'clock. "" u
JAMES NJ. LILLY, Col.
No. ,o,o 93d Regiment.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1840-05-14

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sIaInloJnupN apl ae eIes IoJ .sdroS ,ueI
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AFTERNOON SEsSION-TUE AID.
JOURNMENT.

AT O'Clock the Convention re-assembled
al a.teI hayIng attended in body the funeral Of
'i'e id'e mos. III. LaughIin. The President
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NOTICE..
PUBLIC SALE.

Y bILI Y O1AHIL.
\ shall offer for sale on Monday next, on
hcredit of twelve months, q HOUSE AND
LOT, in that part of Staunton called New
Town, being corner house, near the pump.
and just in front of the property of Adam
Lushbaugh. The sale will take place at the
Post Office in Staunton.
A lien will be retained on the property as
security for the purchase money, or bond and
security taken if the purchaser should prefer
1t. WIN. S. ESkRIDGE.
April %.
e. The sale of the above property is
postponed till the 4th Monday in May.
April 30. WIS. E.
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White Lead, ground in Oil, warranted pure.
White Lead Dry do. do.
Red Lead. Litharge.
Chrome Green Superior.
Chrome Yellow. do.
Pruss. Blue. No. l.
Gum Copal, Smalts.
Spirits Turpentine, Linseed Oil.
Terra de Sienna.
Copal Varnish, Japan Varnish, &c.
Just received and for sale at FORBES g.
WREN'S CHEAP Drug & Medicine Store.
May IL.
The native American., 1840-01-25
Approved, Jan. 20, 1910.

WASHINGTON MUsEUM.The undersigned has
w got possession of the first and second stories
Of the sonic Hall on four and half street. Tor the
purpose of establishing his Museum permanently in this
city.
In founding this Museum the undersigned proposes 10
combine the most select productions OF the chisc and
pencil that can be obtained by him. Specimens OF Natural
History and Ar ial Curiosities Cabinets OF Shells and
Minerals and whatever in the combination Ut Chemistry
ana Art. may promote, improve, and be attractive to
cultivated minds.
Those who IRE inrted with the guardianship Of children
cannot be insrnsbe TO the advantage that well conduct
cd Museum presents in the development and formation
of the infant mind
Its now fourteen years since the subscriber began
the present collection, which, when properly arranged,
viii be found worthy OF the support and assistance OF the
citizens. ,
Whatever may be the fortune that may follow the
subscriber he 10 determined to give it trial. trusting
that citizens will support him with their subscription,
at least for a few years
N b. Curiosities Of any kind thankfully received as
donations loans by persons friendly 10 the Institution
The second story Of the house will always be in read-
ness for Balls, Fairs any other use for which it may
be wanted, at the shortest notice, BY
Ian, 25 JOHN WARDEN.
The native American., 1840-01-25

4 MEXICAN HOTEL, City Of Washington.-The
N proprietor Of the above establishment. grateful 10
the Public for past patronage. and desirous Tor contlnu
anc of he same has reduced his price of boarding to
81 % per day.
The above establishment is on Pennsylvania avenue,
between Sd and "A streets, about two minutes walk from
the Railrca1 Depot, where porter Is always III attend
ance TO take charge of baggage n1,,,e
Jan. 25--lm. lohhS n1E'fo.
The native American., 1840-01-25

rUMFRIEs' ITCH oINTMENT:-A safe, certain,
~ aud expeditions for the Hch, be u ever so IN.
yater,ts II one Hours 8pplicaiign only! Ne danger
from taking cold. 1t does not contain we ieas Pafce
If Mrrrnry or other dangerous ingredient, aud may
be an Piled with perfect sa(sty-PRtcE S'i Genus eax
For sale at
Tan 25-2m, TODDS Drug Store.
The native American., 1840-01-25

VALUE OF CHARACTER TO YOU'VE MEN.-No
young man who has a just sense Of his own value
will sport with his own character. watchu
regard to his character in early youth will be Of
Uncomfortable value to him in all the remaining
years Of his life. When tempted to deviate from
strict propriety oc department, he should ask
himself can afford this9 Can endure hereafter
10 look back upVn this?
1t is of amazing worth to young man to have
pure mind, for this is the foundation ola pure
character. The mind in order to be kept pure
must be employed on topics of thought which are
themselves lovely, chastened and elevating.
Thus the mind hath in its own power the election
of its themes of meditation. 1fyouth only knew
how durable and how dismal is the injury pro-
| duced by the indulgence of degrading thoughts,
Ijfthey ONLY realized how frightul were the moral
deformties which cherished habit of loose imagi
nation produces Oh the soul, they would shun them
as the bite of serpent. The power Of books to
excite the imagination is fearful element OF
moral DEATH when employed in the service of
vice.
| The cultivation Of an amiable, elevated and
glowing heart, alive to all the beauties of nature
all the sublimities Of truth, invgorates the
intellect gives to the will independence OF baser
passions, and to the affection that power of ad-
| hesion to whatever is pure, and good and grand
which is adapted to lead out the whole nature OF
man into these scenes Of action and impression
BY which its energies may be most appropriately
employed, and by which its high destination may
be most effectuaily reached. The opportunities
Of exciting these faculties in benevolent and
self-denying Efforts, for the welfare ofour fellow
men are SO many and great that it is really worth
while to live. The heart which is truly eyangeli-
cally benevolent, may luxuriate in an age like
I this The promises Of God are inexpressib!y rich:
the main tendencies Of things SO maniicstly in
accordance with them, the extent OF moral in
tucnce is so great, and the effects Of its employ
ments so visible, that whoever aspres alter oene-
violent action and reaches forth to those things
that remain for us in the true dignity of his nature
can find free exercise for all those kindler
feelings of the heart and rich reward in a con-
tented and happy mind.
The native American., 1840-01-25

CoNGREss. report under this head must
be the same as we frequently see IN commercial
reports" no change in the market" Perhaps
we ought to except the passage Of the indepen-
den, or Sub treasury bill in the Senate, which
The native American., 1840-01-25
CRY URijINAN L rs,


An ACT 70 AUTHORITATIVE publication 81 thc Laws ard
Advertisements OF Tie corroratioa IN The Naive
American.
BE enacted lie Board Of aldermen Trd tas Board o.
Common Council Of the City Of WishingtlE, that Il sfs
ard may be lawful for the Mayor to Cause the pubic ac's
and resolutions Of the Corporation, and the proceedings
OF tie two Boards and the advertisements isslta Ahaer
the authority thereof 10 BIZ Published III HE newspaper
entitled tile Native Americans" iroriSea, ho1ostfF ta.
The whole expense OF the publication OF said laws and
advertisements and proceedings, i the paper aforesaid
shall exceed the Of hundred dollars annu-
a..
Sec q 4ad be it enacted That all acts of this CorPo-
ration in relation TO the publication OF the laws and al
yelssnents OF this Corporation except SO tar as Inc
authorize the publication thereof in Tic NATIONAL
Inte!iisencer, (Which authority hereby tontDied)
shall be, and The hereby, repealed.
]. CARBERY
President Of the Board Of Commoa Council.
CHI W. GOLDSBOROuGH,
Prssiden. Of Hts Board cf Aldermen.
Approved, Jan. 90 ls4o.
PETER FORCE. Mayor.
RESOLUTION instructing the Joint Committee OF The
two Boards representing the Interests Of the CorpHra-
ton before Congress 10 obtain an opriaton 10 es
tablish Hospital and Lunatic Asylum in the city OF
Washington.
Rcsolrsd &c., That tie Joint Committee OF the two
Boards representing the interest Of the Corporation be-
fore Congress be- and hereby instructed TO use their
exerons in conjunction with the Board OF Health, to in
duce Congress TO make appropriation OF money 10
establish and support Hospital and Lunatic Asylum In
this city.
Approved Jan "a 1910,
The native American., 1840-01-25

harm WANrED-On lease OF years, with priv
l. iicge of buying within the lease. The advertiser
intending 10 devote his attention TO agricultural pursuits
ito which he has been accustomed wishes 10 obtain
good farm under good cultivation, on the terms men,
ton d above in the vicinity OF the city the Be-
more Rail road ANY having such farm 10 lease
or to dispose Of Oh liberal terms of payment, will please
apply at The Office Of the Native American; address
F. +. +. through the city Post Office
Washiyton Jan. IL lSiO ..H.#...
The native American., 1840-01-25

nas decided II The affirmative on Thursday, b! 4
tal vote or "a 10 Is. In the House, the d)spo-
sa Of Abolition petitions has ccusumrd nearly all
he time y itilcut coming to any decision.
The native American., 1840-01-25

,IDNEY, CRATE, AND SMITHS COAL-Ihe
y subscriber has hand, and offers for sale ie' o.
Coal OF the above kinds. He also continue. TO sell all
kinds Of Lumber, anu has hand large qnaniity OF
Oak Boards and Scantling, Cherry, Poplar, White and
Yellow Pine, sawed Latts, Palings. Shingl 5, &c.
. Jan Is .."a ULISSES WARD.
The native American., 1840-01-25

ID ALEWELI'S GEOLOGY. int nded to convey 4
ID practical knowledge Of the sclrnce and comprising
the most important recent discoveries with explanations
validate various geological theories third America cd.
ton from the fifth London edition, edited with an an.
pendix. by Professor Siman, Yale College.
This day received, and for sale at w. M. MORRI.
SONS Book and Stationery Store, doors west of
Nov % Browns Hotel.
The native American., 1840-01-25

PEDS, MATTRESSES, &c.-We have on hand and
~ are constantly making
Feather Beds of prime Western Feathers
Do do Russian
Hair, Moss, and Shuck Mattresses
Persons wishing 10 procure any OF the above articles
can be supplied on the lowest terms by
BOTELEk g. DOM,
Nov 20 Penn. Avenue, opposite Browns Hotel.
The native American., 1840-01-25
CHEAP CASH STORE.

Doors, SHOES AND CAPS, sold cheap for cash.-
Nd Tn. subscribed returns his thanks to the pubic gen
orally for the liberal ratc mage he has already received
and hopes by constant and puncua attention TO nil
ders, to merit continuance Of the He has
ceived the following Articles, which he will sell cheap sr
cash only:-
Ladie. Calf skin Walking Shoes
Morocco g. Seal skin 20.
Seal L Kidd Siiprers.l
Gather Boots.
!" Seal & Morocco DO. RI.
Seal, Morocco & Calf skin Boots.
!" . JefersoaA
g" :" slippers.
Children. Shoes Of ell kinds
Gsn'lemens' Rnos, sewet and pesged.
Do Water proof Boots
. Do Nuys ~.
Mems and Boys Brogans.
All kinds Of Over Shoes.
Fur & Hair Caps.
Backing Brushes &c.
VIM. DoEGLAsa,
South aide Penn. Av., between 3 & lostaSs.
hTEW GOuDs.-We have opened today, in addition
10 pieces rich embroidered Aiouspiinez de LANES
80 do do Striped and Figured do do
rs Black Chan'!ly Wells assorted
Is pieces rich CFangeablc Silks. Rept and Poult de
IS pieces heavy Irish Liicns, warranted free from
case fpr Linen Cambria Handkerchief H..
Also, aarge stock of rich I.aces and Edgings
dec ii BRADLEY 4 CATLETT.
TARD.To Members of Congress and rangers risiinS
~ Washingtoa.-The subscriber ctfuly informs
them that he has taken much pains during ths past
mer to procure large and we'll assorted stock Of Wines.
Brandies. Cord;as, Segars &c. and large portion Of
them has been selected and bought in the Nothe cities
from % to so per cent less than their importation cost
and vii! be sold accordingly low. He deems unneces
sary to give his stock nteta but will be pleased to hand
his card catalogue OF assortment and prices to such
as will favor him with cali All goods packed with the
greatest care and sent as directed
Dec 7--3t EDW SIMMS.
The native American., 1840-01-25

| CHEAPEST PAPkR IN THE ORLD.-tireat in
~ duccmcnts for Clubbing, and liberal premium 10
Agents, ALEXANDERS WEEKLY MESSENGER
is published every Wednesday, extra imperial size
paper of the largest class, and Of beautiful texture at
two dollars per annum, ten subscriptions fer dollars
Its contents embrace every variety subt and afford
the earliest and most authentic Articles oil news together
with regular supplies OF original and selected matter
calculated 10 render it extensively useful and invariably
Interesting Within the sic space OF eighteen months
lis circulation has extended to over coo subscribers.
and it still goes on TO increase rapidly with farmers me-
chancs, arzahs, trateSineh, arcuuialSts merchants
manufacturers, and nien OF leisure in every district OF
the United States among whom It's character is apprcci-
a'ed
Two dollars in advance is the r,ce of an individual
subs lriptien for year
| One dollar will pay Tor single subscription for six
| months only
- At Tie expiration Of The term subscribed ard paid
FOR by Clubs, tie paper Invariably dis, cntnued unless
the advance money forwarded previous 10 that time
aud the subscription renewed. All letters must be poe
p"id they will net be taken oH OF the Post UfFcst
Address CHARLES ALEXANDRIA
| Athenian Buildings franklin Place philadelphia
Our editorial brethren Who .avnE Us nh many in
sertions Of his advctisrneit will amoaIt TO fifteen
dollars, viii be furnished with premium cory OF the
Holy Bible, complete and ha!t!scaclv bound ., nav
tncnt, aud also regular exchanges Witithe Messenger
Oct 5.
HALL STAPLE GOODS The subscriber, bav. a.
Il hand, for sa!c-
IS pieces Cassincts, of various qnalte,
1900 yards very heavy kcrseys. for servants
bales heavy Lowell Dsnabures
20 pieces stout Finsl.ngs
bales heavy brown Cotton SairtinEs
Oh pieces Plaid Lnseys
so do plain do
10 halcs Cotton Yarns ron, 5 to 10
300 heavy four and half Point Blankets
srftss BRADLEY CATLErT.
The native American., 1840-01-25

WINTER GOODS.--Just received,
wv II pieces heavy Beaver and Pilot Cloths
II pieces heavy Flnshings and Kerseys
l5a heavy negro Blankets
80 Pieces Setlinets, assorted
IS pieces Hard times
IL pieces PLAID Linseys
II pieces White Flannels
: Dec 7--2t a. W. Il ). b. TURNER.
rH,kY DR. MASON'S HOP PlLLS-More than TO-.
Il 600 boxes of these pills have bean sold in Pilasl
phia since their first introduction there in June last They
are entirely vegetable no, particle Of Caome, any
mineral poison They very mild in their operation,
and their beneficial results i'll breaking colds, relieving
ugs head aches, and all other complaints showing
oppressed state of the system are wonderful Perfectly
sae in all circumstances, and no attention to diet. We
could give the names Of many honorable and dstng-
ushed men in Washington IN their favor but the La
dies are the bes, judges Of these things. please ask Mrs.
Hepburn Steam Boat Landing Mira Greer, 10Th Street
Mrs T.. F. Brown, G Street. Try box according to
the directions and You will ask for other
da,ious. ".
IF. Caan, L. Johnson, c. E. Uppernan and others,
agents in Washington, Bell & Enwiste Alexandria, f.
S, Wright and Thomas, Bookseller, Georgetown.
The native American., 1840-01-25

MOUSSELINES. SHAWLS &e.-Wc offer for sale
lVl Black and colored ground Moussenes
Cashmere Broche and Blanket Shawls
Paris wrought Collars
Thread Laces ard Edgngs
Black Lace Wells. A. w & J. E. TURNER
Dec 7-3t
The native American., 1840-01-25

NEW GOODS.-Tne subscriber is just receiving and
~ opening some Of le cheapest goods everyet offered
among which many articles at the following prices
Handsome Cros de Naples at 62 IL and To-
Rich figured Satins at 6S and 81 rs
Silk Cashmere and Worsted Hosiery
Ladies' Black Cotton Hose at II IL cents
Misses, Boys and Infants Hosiery
Superior Med Flannel, for Ladies'
Thread Ed.ngs and Laces, very low.
Linen Cambria, Plain and Hemstl'chrd Handkerchis(s
Caicoes at 6 IL, 8, 10 and IL cents, &c.
Mousselane., Sha!eys and Merinos
Cassinets at reduced prices
CoIored Silk and Worsted Braids Combs, Collars
Suspenders, Stocks, Cravats, Co. forts, &c.
Chidrens Japanned Leather Belts
Fur and Seal skin Caps, Boots and Shoes of all kinds
And many other goods usually kept in variety stores
Jan 10 Opposite Buildings, West end.
oELLING OFF!-The snb.criber, Determined 10 sell
off his entire stock of Winter Goods, if possible Of
ers the following articles full lopsr cent less than regu
lar prices viz. ...
Rose, Whitney and Mackanaw Blankets
Red, White and yellow Flannels
Cloths Cassmeres and Cassinets
Kentucky Jeans and Hardtimes
English and French Merinos
Servants Merino Cloaks. at 81
Dark Ca icoes, French, English and Domestic
Plain and Figured Dress and Bonnet Silks
IA and 81 blanket shawIs (pIain and fgured)
7 and S-4 Broche and Kabyle SiawIs
Hosiery, embracing in kind Lambswool Cashmere,
Angola, Worsted, Silk and Cotton Hose aud Half
Hoe, aud Childrens Wooller and Cotton Hose of
every size
a. French Chintz, at 81 IA cents per yard
Persons wishing any of the above other articles in
the Dry Goods line, may penny BY calling soon at
JAMES B. CLARKE'S,
Jan 1s No. from 9Th st. and op. Centre Market.
HOSIERY STORE 300 dozen comprise the su'seri.
ber's stock of that important article, Hosiery, and IN
il is embraced every desirable kind, quality and size.
10 dozen Mems Long Woolen Hose
80 do Wonen's do do
$50 do do Cotton, Silk, Worsed, Cashmere,
Mohair and Angola Hose
60 do Men. Larnbswool Country Knit, Worsted,
Vigonia, Cotton and Silk Half Hose
80 do Chdrehs Woolien Hose aud Half Hose, of
every size
Also Lambswool Merino and Cotton Shirts and Draw
ers all OF which will be sold at low prices by
JAMES b. CLARKE,
Jan IS No. 2 from 9th st. op. Centre Market.
k1ILKS, YOURSELVES, &c.--We cfIer for sale
y Figured Gros dc Maps, at rs cents
Plain do do at 65 do
Plain Poult de Louis, at 81 IL
Black ground Moussenss, at $3 IS to SIS so
Colored do do at 50 25 10 SO
Brocha and Cashmere Shaws, at So % to Si2
French Merlnos. at ~ TO 81 IS
English do at 90 to 80 cents
Needle. work Collars, Thread Edgngs, &c.
Beeched and Brow. Coltons, Flannrs, &c
With many other desirable goods, which will be offer.
ed low by H. ". q j. T.. lohNEh'.
Jan lS--3t
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i Uite3 States circuit c5tut-.t5e~t jT trm 1910. .
#Petcr G. Thompson,
III Nichor and sur Ties.
vIl virtue Of the above stated case toll
= me directed by the honorable ihe
Circuit court United States, for the Sou
ihern District Of Mississippi will cE-
pos to public sale, for cash, before 'ha
Courthouse door, 10 the town OF Canton
Fl Madison County,
h o. Monday he Cd day Of Norcmicr lalo
q BE following described lands to win:
~ The west half section nineteen; south
ID West quarter and west hall Of south
cas- quarter and west half north cas-.
a. quarter, east half north west quarter
south half west half north west quarter
section eighleenj south half Of east
BALI south west quarter section seven
bwnship ten, range 4 east; aud east hall
south west quarter and ives, halt, o.
quit east quarter and north half of cas-
VOL south east quarter section twelve
Sulh half Of cast half south cast qaar
ny W OF section thirteen, in township SEN
A Fnge three east; and the westhalf s3WI
vs. quarter section nineteen; east Ial
| north west quarter section thUcn
h township ten, range 'hreo ras'i nd
% ' half south east quarter a
7hyteou; east half otHuaI
F and west hajl oiHaHf cas-. eH1l
p hatf- ea8-thIf 5oA Wat., a1,.e
elton thirty, township eIeyeu. a
~ V& 49, -, /, -. s~S, ~AS ,p,-a,
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pI virtue of the above stated cases TO
~ ma directed shall expose to public
ale for cash before thc Court house door
10 ,ae ,oanot Canton,
ga Nal5yhs l9H dag Of October 1910,
Alltho ugh.trlo and interest, OF defend
ant Anderson 10 and TO the following dc5.
cnlel uael or parcel oil land, towii:-
The ,a. balf south Gust qua5,ee sec
man .u'rw.hrae; and west hall, south
wt.. quarter, section thirty.iour, town
hig twelve, north 81 range Use, east
containing one hundred and sixty acres,
moro " loss.
L.IeI on a3 The property Of delcud
aa N4I rs1u, and wall De sold 10 satisfy
H.uu'i.fs ieJ and co5..
Sale ,g Daa place within tho hours
Ihr ag 'aw.
s. UANBLEN, ShT
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N.SO-UH lUlHUdV I0f IVTI Udy q U
iaisr, 1870,
The following land, to Wit The north
west quarter, section thiry.h,oi cast
half, northeast quarter, section thirty
iaur, south hul. west half, northeast
quarter. section thtrly-louri north hall,
w.st MlL southeast quarter section
,htuy.lour, all in township ten, range
two, east, con,oinlngby estimation, three
hundred and twenty acrcs.
~ tff 0'''t '''T'T' ''S'Trf
am, John Holloway, and will be sold
10 satisfy plaintiffs drbt and cost
eeir ,o nkc nIarc within the hours
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