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CERTIFICATES,

EGYPT, ROCKINGHAM, July IL, 1871.
Upon witnessing the operation Of Mr.. Cyrus
IL. McCormick's Reapng Machine in cutting
oats in 1899, bought one and used it some last
year; but from defect in the sickle was not able
to make fair test of its performance, and there
fore could not speak so decidedly of its merits.
1t is with great pleasure that can now, after
thorough test of this machine in cutting the
greater part of my present crop of wheat, (now
cuttlngO recommend it to the patronage Of all
good farmers believing it to be, TO the agricultu-
raj community, one Of die most important inven-
lions Of the are.
The machine is strong and durable--not COM
Plcated or subject to get out of order is a very
easy draught for two horses is attended by two
hands with ease, and, by measurement, cut on
one day In 9 l-2 hours IL acres at an ordinary
speed, and the work much cleaner and better
than have ever had it done in any other way.
II cuts heavy grain equally fast and as cleanas
highland tangled and leaning grain better than
any thing else that have used
ABRAHAM SMITH.
WE, the undersigned, having witnessed the
exhibition of Cyrus Fl. McCormick's Reaping
Machine in cutting oats at Bridgewater, accord
ing to notice the 23d inst, have the satisfac-
ton OF saying what we believe would be said
by all OF the large number Of persons present
at the exhibition, If the opportunity afforded
| then--that our most sanguine expectations were
more than realized that Mr.. Abraham Smiths
| description OF it was fully sustained; that the
work was done greatly superior to the common
MODES OF cutting grain, saving, as we think, not
less than buslel Of grain to the acre that would
| be lost by grading. The Machine moved on
without the least jar or obstrucion cutting every
thing in its way; and we think must prove a
most valuable acquisition to the agricultural com
| munty. JACOB DINKEL, Sr.
| ID. S. GWINN,
| CHRISTIAN CARRIER.
| J. Il. KOOGLER,
| J. r. LEWIS,
JOHN BROWN,
f. ii. SMITH,
July %, 1871.
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ARRIVAL OF THE CALEDONIA.
LATER FROM EUROPE.

The steam packet Caledonia arrived at Boston
on Friday morning, bringing London papers to
the Sd and Liverpool to the 4th inst.
We learn by this arrival that the prospects of
the harvests decidedly more favorable. A
large quantity of grain had been imported into
England, which had caused decline in price,
There was no ground for alarm on account of the
Mcleod affair. The King of the French had
commenced putting his army and navy on the
peace establishment. The Wing ministry had
resigned and new cabinet had been formed.
The following is the authentic list of the Cab
met as submitted to the Queen by Sir Robert
Peel. on Wednesday last, at Windsor Castles
First Lord of tho Treasury-Sir r. Peel, Bart.
Lord High hancelor--Lord Lyndhurst
Lord President of the Council-Lord Wharn-
c]i6e.
Lord Privy Seal-The Duke of Buckingham.
Secretary of State (Home Department)-Sir
James Graham, Bart.
=, Secretary of State (Foreign DEPARTMENT. 1.-The
Earl OF Aberdeen.
Secretary of State Colonial DEPARTMENT.
=, Chancellor of the Exchequer-TheR Right Hon.
Henry GouIdbourn.
First Lord ofthe Admiralty-The Earl of Had
dington.
President of the Board of Control-Jord Ellen
borough.
Paymaster of the Forces--The Right Hon. Sir
Edward Knatchbuli.
President of the Board of Trade--Tbe Earl of
Ripon.
=, Secretary at Wharf.-The Right Hon. Sir Henry
Hardinge.
The Duke of Wellington, as already stated,
does not hold office, but will be leader of the min
Isterial party in the House of Lords.
In addition to the above, we can give the ap.
pontments of the subjoined, without any fear of
contradiction:
The Earl de Grey--Lord Lieut.. of Ireland.
Lord Elliot-Cbef Secretary for Ireland
The Right Hon. Sir George Clerk, Bart-Sec-
rotary TO the Admiralty.
The Right Hon. Admiral Sir George Cockburn,
G. G. Bone of the Lords of the Admiralty.
Lord Ashley-One Of the Lords of the Adj
miralty.
Sir Frederick Pollock--Attorney General.
SiL I'm. Follett--Solicitor General.
ward Sugden--Chancellor for England.
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1t gives US great pail, to learn the death Of 1t.
Harvie, Of the 9th Regiment, who died at Cedar
Keys, in Florida, on the l4th inst. He was late
Cadet at West Point. He was native of va.
a son of Gen. Harve of this city, and grandson
Of the late Chief Justice Marshall. A young
gentleman, of most amablo character, of high
promise-and who bid fair to be ornament to
his profession and to his country, is thus cut off
in the blossom of his youth. Who can paint the
grief of his family ?-Rictmond Enquirer.
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Vermont papers contain returns of the election
for Governor, supposed to be complete, from all
the towns in the State. The vote for PAINE (W.)
is 1870, for SMILE a.. F.) 1917, for HuTcH-
INsoN (Ab.) 2,ls9, and 22S scattering. The SEN
ate will stand 90 Wings to 10 Locofocos. Ofthe
Representatives elected, l6 are Wings and 70
Locofocos, there being vacancies. The election
of Governor now devolves on the Legislature
Col. PAINE will unquestionably be the successful
candidate of that body.
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Ne,o York Flour Markei.-The N. Y. Express
Of Monday says-"The effect Of the news on
our market has been more than usually felt
There being no longer any prospect Of demand
for shipment to England, the price of flour has
fallen. On Saturday the market was suspended
and although $6,75 was asked no buyers appear
ed. To-day the market has puton an established
character and fall of full twenty-five cents has
been submitted to.
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A1E1EIaN9EToN 9

THE Courts of Enquiry for the present year,
held on the following days, viz LIST Battalion
at MIR. Bears Tavern near ChurchviIle on Thurs
day, the 1lih--for the I'd Battalion at Mt. Scion
on Friday the 12th-and for the Regiment at
Daniel III. Browns on Saturday the 18th of No
vember. ARMSTRONG RANKIN,
Col. lG0ih Reg't.
Sept 30-3t
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will offer for sale at public auction, on We'd
nesday the 18th of October next, the late resi-
dence of John Rodes, decd. in Albemarle county,
on credit of IL months, s thorough bred Mares
and thorough bred Colts, Of the most approved
stock in the country, and Of fine size and form.-
Several Of the colts bid fair to make valuable
Stations, At the same time and place, and up
on the same terms, will be offered for sale the
Stock, Crops, &c. Of the said John Rodes, decd.
WILLIAM ROBES, Ex'or.
Of John Rodes, doc'd.
Sept 23--tds
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L,OSHHo

WITHIN the last month, some where in
Staunton, or on the road to my house, fair eath-
er POCKET BOOK, (which had been long
in use, containing number of papers and ac-
counts, and probably about SIS in money. The
finder will be perfectly welcome to the money, if
he will return the pocket book, with the papers, to
me, at my residence on South river, or leave it
with the editor ofthe Spectator, in Staunton.
SAMUEL HUNTER.
AuuuSta County. Sent 30
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0J-It being the impression Of some that Mr..
VALENTINE would decline sale ofthe stock, &C.,
on the Farm lately sold by him, in consequence
of his having purchased another Farm in the
neighborhood, we are requested to state that the
sale will certainly take place as advertised.
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BE- - POINTS,

MANUFACTURERS g. KEEPS ON HAND
A GENERAE ASSORTMENT OF
Air-Tight Stoves,
Parlor Stoves,
Stills 1875, rs, and so gallons,
Still Caps and Worms,
Half Patent Stills,
Copper Kettles from one gallon to as,
Tea Kettles, Stove Pipe, Elbows,
And general assortment of Tin-Ware.
Guttering and Spouting done at the shortest
notice and in the best manner. Repairing old
Stills, Caps and Worms, and all kinds of Copper
and Tin Ware, done at the shortest notice and
in the best manner.
All kinds of country produce, old copper and
pewter, taken in exchange for work.
Stanton, Sept 80
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VIM. II. Brockenbrough, Esq. of Florida, for
merly citizen of our Town, and highly esteem
eddy numerous friends here, has been appointed
a Judge Of the United States for the Middle Dis
trict Of Florida.-Chariouesv. .4dpocaie.
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YELLOW FEVER AT NEW ORLEANS.
The yellow fever, we regret to state, continues
to increase. The papers of the 10th instant, an
nounce thirty-ive deaths by yellow fever on the
deaths by the fever-makng sixty deaths in two
days.
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Death Of the Governor General Of Canada.
Lord Sydenham, Governor General Of the Brit
ish provinces in North America, died at his resi-
dence in Kingston, u. G. on the morning of the
10Th instant, of the lock jaw, occasoned by fall
from his horse, short time since; the fall hav-
inc fractured his leg.
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THE CUNARD STEAMERS.

We understand, says the Boston Transcript,
that an additional number Of steamers are already
built for the Cunard line, and that, early in the
spring, they will commence running, so that a
boat will leave Liverpool and Boston every week,
thus establishing weekly intercourse with Eu-
rope.
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attention Cavalry.
Sept 30-3t

THE Troop Of Cavalry attached 10 the 32nd
Regiment, V. M. are hereby ordered to parade at
WayDesborough, on Saturday next, the 2nd Of
October, in Winter uniform, according to law.
III. ii. PECK, o. S.
Sept so
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THE undersigned continues to carry on the
SADDLE MAKING BUSINESS, at Walnut
Grove, Augusta county, Long Glade, where he
will constantly have on hand general assert
ment of all articles in his line of business, of the
best quality, and as cheap they can be purchas-
ed in the county. HI. DEAL,
Sept 3O-6t
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SADlDlLlAlaYo

THE undersigned having opened shop in the
Village of Churchville, Augusta County, will
make and have on hand general assortment of
all articles in their line of business, which will
be of good quality, and sold on reasonable terms.
III. ]. DEAL,
DAN'L. FALL.
Sent 30-6t
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THREE HUNDRED ACRES,

(more or less,) situated on the main road be-
tween Waynesborough and Rockish Gap, in said
county being the same land on which said Frye
has resided for some time as tavern keeper.
A large portion of said tract is cleared, and in
good order for farming. The buildings are neat
and commodious HOUSE, constructed in suit
able manner for Tavern Keeping with excellent
for that business.
Acting as trustee, will convey only such title
to said property, as is vested in me by the said
trust deed.
JOHN d. SPIECE, Trustee.
Sent. 80. lS4I-tds
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At the last date from Tampa Bay, there were
27O Indians at that post, most of whom were
warriors.
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PUBLIC SAILISo

PUBLIC SAlLIAo
HAVING more stock on hand than I wish to
keep, Twill sell at public sale, on the 10th day
of October next, at my residence, three miles
North of Middebrook,
Eight head of fine Work Horses, Is head
Stock Cattle, four years old, 20 head Killing
Hogs, eight hundred or thousand bushels
Corn, head Fat Cattle
A credit Of nine months will be given.
JOHN SPITLER.
Sept 30
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FOR SAFE.

AS am unable to give my personal attention
to my farm situated miles from town, offer it
for sale on such terms as will suit any one who
may wish to purchase. This farm is situated
about A miles from Wayncsborough, and one
from Fishersville, on the old road leading from
Staunton to Waynesborough. The improve
ments are good, consisting ola good
DWEIAANG HOUSE.
a large BARN, newly shielded, a new SPRING
HOUSE, and a fine comfortable HOUSE for
Servants. Also new DlSTILLERY, with the
best kind of Spring Water piped to it. This
farm contains about
400 ACRES,
300 Of which is cleared, and under good fence,
including about twenty acres of meadow land
1t is finely watered, having water in every field
except perhaps one-a delightful and never fail
ing Spring within 90 steps fthe dwelling house.
About years ago, planted out fine ORCH
ARD of apple trees, 400 in number, containing
about 40 varieties-which are now beginning to
bear beautifully. l find even to boast of all the
advantages this farm possesses would far exceed
the limits of an advertisement. Unjust, therefore,
request of those who desire to purchase, to call
and see it and me.
JOHN d. BRECKINRIDGE.
Staunton, Sept 80
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PUBLIC SMlhlNo

PUBLIC SAILED
l will offer at public sale, on Saturday the Cd
of October next, at my residence,
From 10 TO Is toms Of good Hay, some Cat
tie, (an,ong them some first rate .Mi1ch Co,cs, J
A head Of Horses, Is head Of Sheep, some
Hogs, q i,eo horse Wagon, Loom, Farming
Tools, good CarryaU and Harness, some
Corn at tie heap, from 40 10 so bushels Of
Rye, aeuh many articles Of Household and
Kitchen Furniture.
A credit of twelve months will be given on all
sums Olive dollars and upwards-under SIS the
cash will be required.
JAMES Nj. HELMS.
Sept. 23--3t
POSTPONEMENT.
The sale Of the above property is postponed
till Tuesday the 9Th of October.
J. M. HELMS.
Sent 30
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ST.aUNTON 1T INFANTRY!
PARADE at your usual place, on Saturday next,
at two o'clock, with arms and accoutrcnieits in
complete order, for inspection and drill, according
to law.
Sept. 80 j. Carroll, o. S.
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400 ACRES.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,
FOR SALE.

BY virtue of deed Of trust, executed to the
subscriber by Benjamin F. Frye, bearing date the
10th day of December, 1888, (and duly recorded
in the Clerks Office of Augusta County Court
certain sums of money therein mentioned, but
now owing unto John g. Sewers, Ito whom said
debts have been transferred l shall, on Friday,
the 18th day of November next, proceed to sell,
at auction, the premises, for cash, the tract of
land and appurtenances, conveyed in said deed |;
containing ahnnf
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The Winchester Republican states that the bu-
siness Of the Winchester Rail Road is steadily on
the increase. The locomotive President conveys
daily to Harper's Ferry from 100 to 1000 barrels
of Flour,
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ATTENTION.

ATTENTION!
The Stanton Militia Company are required to
parade on Saturday next, az their usual place, at
ii o'clock, a. 10. for drill, according to law.
JAMES BARR, Capt.
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FOB S4Alh1Ao
THE subscriber has quantity OF prime BA-
CON for sale at his store in Stanton.
WILLIAM CRAIG.
Sept I6
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THIS institution, having recently been more
fully organized by the appointment of Profess
sor in the classical department, is open for the
cepton of pupils, and their instruction in all the
branches Of a liberal education. The course Of
instruction will embrace Mathematics, pure and
mixed, the Greek and Latin languages, the ele-
ments ofphysi science, English Grammar and
English composition, Bellies Lettrcs, Geogra-
ply, &c.
The trustees take pleasure in expressing their
confidence in the abilities Of the Professors, and
their qualifications both to instruct, and to train
the youth, who may attend tho institution. Its
proximity to Washington College and the Uni
versity of Virginia, makes it suitable point for
preparation for those institutions, and the course
Of instruction will be adapted to the Interior pur
poses of the student, as he may look to the one
the other for the completion ofhis studies. The
primary consideration of the Staunton Academy
as County institution, will not, however, be
lost sight of, and the trustees will take pride in
seeing it prosper as such.
The prices of .u.ion,por session of ten months,
arc, for the higher branches $50, and for the low
er branches $50.
SAMUEL CLARKE, Sec'ry.
Staunton, Sept. %, 1911.
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OBITUARY.

"Iota'' shall appear in our next paper.
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TRUSTEES.-s

TRUSTEES.
JOHN III. PEYTON, Pres't. .
SAML. CLARKE, Sec'ry.
BRISCOE c.. WIN,
JAMES CRAWFORD,
ALEXANDER ii. III. STUART,
THOS. j. NICHE,
KENTON HARPER,
WIN. KINNEY,
JOHN G. Sewers,
f. BERKELEY.
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STAUNTON ACADEMY

L. WADDELL, Professor of Sciences.
JAS. J. SMYTH, Professor of Languages
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LUDW EN- ". BROWN.
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.

REFERENCES
Messrs. VIM. KINNEY, }
N. G.. KINNEY, SStauDton.
BENZ. CRAWFORD, )
Messrs, MAYO e. CABELL, Nelson.
Messrs. J. Il. HEATH, lp;ohrond
]. BROWN, Jr. "'''
Sept. 30, 1871.
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NOTICE..

Iwish to sell likely NEGRO GIRL, about
sixteen years old, who is good cook and wash
or. The purchaser can have a credit on half the
purchase money. Enquire ofthe Printer.
Sept 3O-3t
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Augusta County, Sept 30
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-06-01

Mitchell the Forger.--Ths worthy is
now in prison at the Hall Of Justice, pre-
para!ory TO his trial.
The Courier gives the following partic-
ulars of his escape
1t appears that on his flight from this CT
~ he went to Philadelphia, where, after
having procured ticket at the Pittsburg
Railroad office, for the purpose Of mis-
leading any who might be in pursuit. he
disguised himself in suit of grey clothes
a broad brim hat, with Grape band, in which
drcs' and green spectacIcs, and with q car
pontcr's rule in his hand, for four days
openly walked the Streets Of that city, fire.
qucntly meeting persons with whom he
was well acquainted. He left Philadel-
phja for New York IN the cars, and went
up the liver in the steamboat Utica; being
all the while IN company with persons
whom he knew, bot none Of whom detect
cd him through his disguise.
An incident occurred at Troy, which
shows the constant apprehension Of disco
very under which he must have been la
boring, while purchasing a stage ticket at
That place, person standing behind him
read aloud from newspaper paragraph
headed, "MtchcU the Foygcr," upon
which the guilty man turned suddenly
around, under the conviction that he was
discovered, but finding such was not the
case, he merely said lie knew him, and be-
lleved him to be great rascal.
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REGlMENTAL COURT MARTIAL.

REGlMENTAL COURT MARTIAL.
In pursuance Of the statutes Of this Ter
ritory, hereby appoint the following per-
sons TO constitute Board Of Court Mar
taI for tRS9rial Of deinquohces and def
ciencies, in the 4ih regiment Of Wisconsin
Militia: Capt Albert d. LOOMS, Isl.
Lieut.. James c. Bartlett, and 2nd Lieut..
Stanton d. Warner:--Copt.A.D.Loo LOOMS to
be President Of said Board. And further
appoint Capt Elias s. Capron and lst.
Lieut.. Richard B. Winsor supernumcra-
ries. SAID Board Of Court Martial arc re-
qurcd to meet at the house Of Chuuacv
kellogg in the town Of Mount Pleasant, on
Tuesday the Goth day of October next, ct
l O'Clock in the forenoon of that day.
- MICHAEL FRANK,
4tn49 Col ofhe 4h Reg't. Vas. III
SOUTHPORT, Nav 18th 1871.
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zsesimemtcss C0ws9 .Hzsrs:<sgs
HEAD QUARTEGs,

ELK-lIoRN. May, 1, l54l.
BY virtue of the power in me vested,
81 - by Title six, Article second and Sc
ton fifteenth of the Revised Statutes OF the
Territory of Wisconsin, |, EDWARD Ell
DEKKIN, Colonel and commanding Olnccr
of the 9th Regiment of the Wisconsin Mi
lilia, do appoint G Regimontal Court Mar
tial for the trial Of all dcInquents and de-
fciences in said Regiment, to be holden
at the Inn kept by Sheldon Walling, in
Elk Horn, on Monday tho 18Th day Of
October next; to be composed Of the fol-
lowing named persons as officers Of the
Court, viz : Major James \. Maxwell,
President; Capt. Rufus b. Clark aud Capt.
james Hardness members tho reo(.
EDWARD ELDERkIN, Col.
A, W. WRIGHT, AdjWaat. 4t40
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SHERIFE'S = ATE

RSY virtue Of writ of Fier Facas issued out of the
ES District court for The county of Racine against
the goods, chattes, lands and snemenls of Charles
w. Turner, Daniel Hugunin CaIclous +. Turner,
jeremiah Jordan, and David Walker Jr have seized
aud taken all the right. title and Of the said
Daniel tlugunn, 10 the 10 lowing property wit lot
No. ten tI0l in block No twenty seven (-7l Also The
west half lot No eleven l) in said block; being
twenty two feet front Market street ana running
back The same width 10 the of sid lot last named.
he above described property being situate in the South
Ward IN line village OF Southport which | shall ex-
pose for sale the law directs, the house of Russc
Wheeler in said village, Saturday. the Goth day of
June next, at 10 o'clock A.. NJ. ofthat day.
+. r. HUGUNlN sherif.
Southport, May 10Th ,I84l 6tn48
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I SHERIFFS SALE.

RACINE COUNTY ss.
FBX virtue of writ of alias Fer Facals issued out
-EG ofthe District court of Racine county, Niscon-
SIN Territory tested December LIST. A. ID. 1870 in IA
vor OF Uzlai aies and aga INST the goods and chat
tets, and for want thereof OF the Real OF George
klmball. have levied and Taken alI the right title
and interest that the said kimball had the 0h day
OF August a. d. 1910, any Time afterwards, 10 tn
following pieces or parcels of land To Wit; os T. 4,
s 3, and :, in block forty three 49, lot in block
forty two 42l lot in block thirty 81; South
hall lot ID in block thirty one (}ll situate the :
f. quarter of section thirty one, two norlh Of
range twenty three easi which shall expose for sale
Public Yendue as the law directs on Saturday the
18th day of June the house of Russell heelef
in the village of Southport al tel oclock in tle fore
noon of that day.
Dated at Southport this 3-d day Of May A. d. IGfl
3f6niT. EDGAR X. HUGUNIN, SdeYt9