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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-04-15
Six Hundred Acres
OF EXCELLENT LAND
HsaSR. SALE.

DESTROYS of emigrating South, on ac-
count of rheumatic Affections, offer for sale,
the above land, adjoining the Town ef Lib
erty, Bedford Courthouse. 200 acres Of it
is first rate tobacco land, and elegantly tim
bered. Over 200 acres well set in clover,
timothy, &c. The whole well enclosed, and
in high state of improvement. 1t lies on
the great Lynchburg and Salem Turnpike,
20 miles from Lynchburg, which with Liber-
ty, affords an excellent market for every
thing that can be raised on it. The Barns,
Negro Houses, Threshing Machine, and Or
chards, are extensive and good. My House
and Lot in Liberty, overlooking the planta-
ton, is also for sale, and is much the most
extensive 81 commodious private residence in
town. The whole would suit a professional,
farming or planting gentleman well, and
will be for sale until sold. Terms will be
accommodating to an early applicant. Gen
tlemen in the Valley of Va. desiring to pur-
chase fine productive estate at half the
price of much of their Valley lands, are in
vited to come, view, and buy great bargain.
VIM. COOK.
Liberty, Va. April Is, l5il-5t
The Rockingham Register will insert St
and charge this office.
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oVsE ETo O. % OBS.

THE subscribers have just received, in add
dition to their former stock of JEWELRY
the following articles
Superior Gold Lever Watches, with Gold
Caps and thirteen jewels, which they offer
for $50 and S;lOO, Silver Levers with thir.
teen Jewels for $40 and S45, superior eight
day Brass Clocks, with ScalIaped Mahoga-
ny Case and Looking Glass, for $50, thirty
six hour Brass, do. for SIS, thir!y-six hour
Wooden, do. for $9-ail of which will be
warranted for two years. A superior assort-
ment of Artificial Flowers, Gold Guard
Chains, Gold Hearts and Crosses, superior
Seed Coral, Silver and Steel Spectaclcs,
with Blue and Green Glasses, Steel Chains,
Keys, &c.
Also an extensive assortment Of articles
for the Toilet, consisting of Savon or Float
ing Soap, highly recommended for washing
and softening the skin--Cream do. Aman-
dine for softening and whitening the skin,
Bears Oil, Antique Oil, Rose Lip Salve,
cold Cream, and a variety of Periumery, OF
superior quality. Hair, Nail, Tooth, and
Comb Brushes, and variety Of articles, toe
numerous TO mention.
The public are requested to call and exam
Inc for themselves, and they may rest assur-
ed that their Goods are all Of superior quality
and will be sold on accommodating terms.
A. ROBINSON 81 co.
Stanton, April Is, 184l.
N. B.-All fine Watches and Clocks re.
paired in superior style, and warranted &c
perform well for one year.
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OBITUARY..

DIED, at tho residence of Nicholas G..
Kinney, ESD. near Stanton, on the morn
ing Of the 9Th instant, Miss SARAH ANN
STnIDLlNe, daughter of Erasmus Stibling,
ESQ.
Seldom has death aimed its shaft at a
more amiable and interesting object, one
more beloved and respected in this commu-
nifty, as was evidenced by the large, respecta-
BILE, and deeply affected coucourse of persons
who attended her mortal remains to the tomb.
Though she was young, and had much to
attach her to the world, and the world to her,
she was not won by its pomps and vanities.
Some few years since, she sought for "that
peace which the world cannot give" She
united herself with the Episcopal Church,
and continued meek, CONSTANT member
thcreof, to the end Of life; and tho death
came TO her, by the slow and gradual vast
ing OF consumption, she bore the long illness
consequent thereupon, with cheerful subrnis-
sion, and when that hour, SO much dreaded
BY moet moytals arrived, she was ready to ax !.
claim,
VI would not live always; ask NOT to stav.
Where storm after storm rises dark Ger the
way;
The few lurid mornings taat dawn On Us
here,
Are enough for lifs's woes, full enough for
its cheer"
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300 ACRES.

about 600 of which are in high state of cult
walton, and finely improved for comfort and
convenience-a BRICK Dwell
s..Lg LING HOUSE, Nc.- fine Or
t..a.ts CIiARD, good MEADOW, &c.
This property is very desirable one on ac-
count of the fertility of the soil, climate,
water and neighborhood in which it is locat-
ed. Persons wishing TO purchase can call
on James Alexander, Esq. or Adam Shultz.
residing on and near the farm, who can give
all information about the property, price, &c.
or may address me by letter directed TO Lew
isburg.
Terms-Two thousand dollars in hand,
the balance in !, ,, and years.
A sufficient title will be made on the re-
ceipt Of the first payment, retaining a lien
to secure the deferred payments.
ANDREW ID. JOHNSON.
april Is, l64l--tds
The Rockingham Register will please in
sert till day OF sale and charge this office.
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COPPER T'EN,
AND
SEkE1E'E-EEsDE WORK &.

THE subscriber respectfully informs his
friends and the public generally, that he con-
tinues to manufacture at his shop on main
street, in Stanton, and viii constantly keep
on hand, the various articles in his branch of
trade--such as STILLS, WASH RET
TIES, STEW KETTLES, TEA KET-
TIES, STOVE PIPE, AND TIN WARE
OF HIS OWN MANUFA CTURE.-
HOUSE PIPE AND GUTTERING done
at the shortest notice, in the best manner, and
of the best materials. All kinds of country
produce taken for work, and the highest price
Paid for old Copper and Pewter.
j. +. POINTS.
have also CARRYALI.S for sale-One
Of them second handed. Horses will be ia
ken in payment. Il. +. p.
April 8, 1871
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ND's'ECE.
SOMETHING NEW IN THE ARTICLE OF
PATEN / NIGHT LAMPS;
WHICH BURNS WITHOUT A WICK!

EgAVE you tried them if not, do not de-
u lay in supplying yourself-for a sick
chamber. where a light is necessary during
the night, you must try them, and know their
superiority rightly to value them-Then in the
consumption of Oil alone, (about GILL u
week,) independent of their other merits.
there is vast saving-ln a word, would
say to all, as to economists, do not fail to try
them. Received from the Patentee, and for
sale by JAS. F. PATTERSON.
April I5-3t
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STANTON & JAMES r. TURNPIKE
COMPAN Y,-ATTENTION!

.qnnue! Meeting The Saturday after the
fourth Monday in April, is the day fixed, ac-
cording to Law, for the annual meeting of the
Stockholders. Since the completion Of the
James River and Kanawha Canal to Lynch
burg, tho Importance of this road must be
acknowledged by all; not only to this Sec
ton OF country, but TO the country generally.
1t is now almost impassable--and has been
so generally in the Yinter-it is winter
road we want-and must have--will not the
shareholders attend in person or by proxy
at the Courthouse in Staun,on on the day
above esignated.-( There is no fixed form
necessary to constitute proxy, and expe-
rience has proved the propriety of dispensing
this trust into as many hands as practicable.)
Will not the good people Of Scottsville,
whose interests are so deeply involved i'm the
condition of this road, take action on the
subject OF the approaching annual meeting,
and some of her intelligent and enterpriZinu
citizens attend. Ample Legislative provision
exists to make this an excellent and perma-
nent road: an increase the capital stock of
$50, 900, is authorized by law. But this meet
ing is important to the stockholders. At it
you have to elect President and Directors
at 1t you have TO receive the report of the
President and Directors for some years. The
law you know requires that they keep a reg
ular record Of iheir proceedings, and annually
''rcnder distinct accounts of their proceed
ings and disbursements Of money!" This
report is referred, together with all accompa-
nying documents, vouchers, &c. TO commit
Tee who examine the matters thereof i'm de-
tail, and report to the meeting. This latter
circumstances is alluded TO that the officers
OF the company may DO reminded of their
duty, and be prepared to perform it.
STATE PROXY.
April Is, lS4I-tdm
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VIRGINIA.
At Rules held in the Clerks Office of the
Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chancery
for Augusta County, April tho 5th, ls4l.
Chcsiey Kinney-Plaintifl--
AGAINST
George Eskridgc, Adlnr. of Daniel Shelley,
decd. James Crawford, Nicholas C. Kin.
ney, WIZ. Kinney, Jr. Silas III. Smith,
Admir-. with the will annexed of John
Wayt, decd. George NJ. Cochran. Exon.
Of VIM. Boys, decd. John II: Peyton;
EX'or. Of Samuel Blackburn, decd. u. G.
Baldwin, benjamin Crawford, Ex'or. Of
James Crawford, decd. James McKemy,
and others, defendants.
IN CHANCERY.
The Defendant, James Mckemy, not hay
ing entered his appearance and giveg securi-
ty, according to the act of Assembly, and the
Rules Of this Court, and it appeariDg by sat-
isfactory evidence that he is not an inhabitant
of this Commonwealth 1t is ordered, that
the said Defendant DO appear here, on the
| 10Th day of the next term 9th day Of June
next,) and answer the bill Of the plaintiff, and
that copy Of this order be forthwith inse,:.
ed in some newspaper printed in Staunton.
for two months successfully, and posted O.;
the front door Of the Courthouse.
Copy-1es.e,
n. G. KINNEY, {. c.
| ADril g
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NJ. BLAIR.
MGa,a GE.

THE subscriber having purchased out the
interests Of John II. Peyton, and John
Cochran in the Mercantile establishment
in Stanton, would say to all who have
public generally, that he will carry on
the business in the same house, he has here
tofore occupied-where he will be pleased
to see all his former friends and all others
who desire to encourage him. He would
not hold out the idea to deceive the public
by saying that he would undersell, or sell
lower than other merchants but his aim
Guild be, to do as well BY those who patro-
nize him as any other merchant.-iiisp plan
of doing business is as formerly, to sell to
punctuai customers on six months credit, at
a regular profit.
NJ. BLAIR.
Staunton knril g. IS4l-3i
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DIR. G. b. p. g. CO. are now receiving
their spring supply of DRUGS, MEDI-
ClNES, &c. from Philadelphia and New
\ ork, which were purchased IA few weeks
since by DR.. G. B. p. in person, on very ad.
van,ageous terms, and we now propose fur
nishing Physicians, Merchants and others,
with any article in our line, on better terms
than they can be purchased West of Rich
mond, and on as good terms as they can b.,
purchased there. In proof of this, our prices
shall be governed by prices current, or by
the bills Of any regular house under similar
circumstances.
Our assortment is now, large and general,
consisting Of
MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS, DYE
STU ERFU MERY----PAIENT
MEDICINES, SURGEONS INSTRU-
TOBACCO, SNUFFS, CIGARS,
BRUSHES, WINDOW GLASS,
PUTTY, besides a number of articles too
numerous TO specify.
All orders sent to US, will be punctually at
tended to, and put up with neatness and de-
spatch.
The highest price paid at all times for
FLANSEED.
G. B. p. s. Co.
April Is, IS4l-tm$lO
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TAILORING.

THE subscriber has removed his shop to
the large Frame House formerly occupied by
MIR. Robt. Grove, opposite Henry Meetings.
Hotel, and Anthony ID. Wren's Drug Store,
where he is prepared to do all work in his
line of business in the best manner, and on
the shortest notice. He hopes his old friends
and the public generally will give him call.
ELIJAH CALVERT.
Stanton, April 8, lS4l-3t
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AID ILLUSTRATORS SALE.

WILL be sold on Thursday the 22d inst
w in front of my Drug and Medicine
Store, nearly opposite the Post Office,
THE HOUSEHOLD s. KITCHEN FUR
NITURE,
belonging to the estate of l.. Temper, decd.
amongst which are many desirable articles
VALUABLE BOOKS, SC &c.
Terms of Sale-All sums Of Ten Dollars
and under cash--ill sums exceeding Ten
Dollars, six months credit, the purchaser Civ
ing bond and approved security.
The sale will commence at 10 o'clock, of
the day mentioned.
JAS. f. PATTERSON, .4im'r.
1fths estate Of l.. Iremper, deed.
April Is
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TURNPIKE NOTICE.

The annual meeting of the Stockholders Of
tho Stauhton g. James River Turnpike Com
pany, will take place in Stanton, on Satur-
day the lst day Of May next; at which time
it is desirable that all who are interested will
be punctual in their attendance, as a Presi-
dent and Directors are to be elected for the
ensuing year, and other matters laid before
them of Importance.
j. SMITH, President.
April Is, ls41.
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TO MERCHANTS.

'SNHE BLIND Department of the Va. In
a stitution is prepared TO furnish merchants
with various qualities of HAT. HAZE, SHOE
AND CLOTHES BRUSHES, made by its
pupils, in the neatest and most substantial
manner, and at prices less than those of Phi
lade!phia. Merchants will find it to their
interest to call.
April Is
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MIrrStS,

On Thursday tho LIST inst, by the Rev.
Edward Wardsworth, RICHARD ii. ToLeR,
Esq, Of Lynchburg, to Mrs. MARTHA p. F..
PALMER, daughter of Henry A. Christian,
ESQ.,, of Buckingham.
On the LIST inst. by the Rev. ID. F. Bittle,
MIR. WILLIAM Knowles, TO Miss ELIZABETH
ANN ARMSTRONG, all of Augusta county.
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To Henry Bright, Adam Bright,
and Sarah his wife, John, ia .
cob, Susan, Stephen, Andrew,
Mary, Sarah, and Solomon,
children Of the said Adam
and Sarah Brigh;
AS you are not inhabitants Of this Com
monwealth you will take notice that on the
Goth day Of May next, between 10 o'clock,
A. M. and o'clock, PM. at my house, call
ed Midway, in the county Of Augusta and
State Of Va, shall take the dispositions of
Adam Shultz, Joshua T. Cress and others,
which will be offered as evidence on the trial
Of case now depending in the Circuit Su-
perior Court of Law and Chancory for Au-
gusta County, in which am plaintiff and
you and others are efendants.-Should said
dispositions not be closed on said day, they
will be continued from day to day until fin
ished.
John STEELE, JR.
April Is, I94i
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TT. NICHE & NEWTON NICHE

ASAiiE q NEW ioN MiCric
Have formed partnership for the practice
oil Law In the various Courts of the County
OF Augusta. One or both Of them will, at all
times, be found at their Office, prepared TO
transact any business which may be entrust-
ed to their care. Thomas j. Niche also
Practises in the Superior Courts of Rock
bridge, In the Superior and County Courts of
bath and Aibemare, and in the Cour, of APP
peals at Lewisburg.
Stanton, April 8, I3il-st
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MEDICAL. NOTICE.

4 have associated with me, in the practice
aof Medicine, my son, Or. ]. ALEXANDER
WADnrLL, who has lately completed his
medical education at the University ofPenn-
syvania. Those who may require our pro-
fessional services, may calculate on our
prompt attendance at all seasons.
A. WADDELL.
Staunton, April Is, lSll--5t
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ND's'KGE.

HAVING the business of the firm, above
mentioned, to settle, and TO enable me to pay
of all the liabilities of the same, / respectful
ly and earnestly request all persons who are
indebted to said concern, to make payment at
as early a day as possible, give their notes
for the amount respectively due, as longer de-
lay under the circumstances cannot be extern
ded.
pJ
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A LIST OF LETTERS

y LID Oc LIE L EkS
IN the Post Office at Stanton, Va. on the
LIST of April, 1871.
John Alexander Mary Knowls
Rev Jno Anderson Thos Keenan,
Geo a Anderson WIN Johnson
James Aulick 2 Jas Lesley
Jesse Allen Baltzel Lutz
Robt Armstrong John Long
DR. T.. Berkeley Peter Lohr
John b. Baldwin Joseph Lowersten
Henry Bryan Mary Messersmith
John B Breckinridge Elijah Moore
Cyrus Carson John McMurry
John Coulter Renbeu Mathing
James Craig Montgomery g. Irvine
Berry Chandler WIN McComb
Philip Cox Bobt G. Mitz
Tabert Cox Janetta Martin
Martin Connaughton Sarah Moffett
Coleman Cliff John S. Newman
Frank Carr Glove Nelins
George Crosby Chas Nickle
Robt Cunningham John McNair
Saml Crawford DR. Geo w Phillips
Mrs Jas Donaghe Geo Paris 3
Catharine Donovan Catharine Rupp
Zachariah DrummoDd Katharine Roop
VIM Davis Jacob Sager
w Dietrich Al StofIer
Ann Maria Eddins Jacob Splitter
John r. Ellis VIM NJ Suite
Daniel Fisher Jacob Shaver
Benz Frankling Adam Shuey
Edward Good 8 Ire Smith
Thos Gilbert Win Smith
Winny Gillard Archibald Swnk 9
Alex Gardner Chas Smith
Eve Hams L Tremper
Peter Hanger Jacob Vanfossen
Andy +. Hendricks Mr. Wellam Grove
John Halleran Bernard o Wood
Juliot A Hill Corneia Wright
Robt Hanger WIN w White
Danl Hall Jane Wilson
Robt Johnson Henry w Wyatt
These Letters will be sent to the General
Post Office as dead letters, if they are not
taken out before the 30th Of June.
NORBORNE G. BROOKS, p. NJ.
Stanton, April IS, la4l.
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A VALUABLE
sR UG UiSXeH EsH R wv
FOR SALE.

WILL be offered for sale, on the premises
W Gf not sold privately before,) the goth
day OF next May, the property lately owned
by James Alexander, Esq. and on which he
has been residing for number of years, lying
in Augusta County, l6 from Staunton, and
four miles from Gfeenyil le containing
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ETEsEESaH esalGsEDS.

purchased under highly favorable circumstan-
ces, and at very reduced prices for CASH
which ne is determined to sell at so small an
adrumce as to make it the interest of the pub
lie to give him share Of their custom. To
enable him TO do this, however, it will be in
dispensihlo that he should make his sales
ENTIRELY FOR CASH, or such produce
as may suit in exchange. He wishes not
to wound the feelings of any, and he is thus
explicit, as it is his intention to open TO ac-
counts.
s. Persons at distance, who were for
merly in the habit of dealing in this place,
are earnestly invited to give him call, as
he is satisfied he can make it an object TO
them to make their purchases of him, if they
have only a few dollars TO expend. He as
sures them there shall be no deception. His
GROCERIES, he thinks, will compete with
any to be found in the State.
To his old friends and customers, ,
one and all, he returns his sincere thanks for
their former patronage, and he would say to
them come and see for yourselves. He be-
lieves that most people are sick and tired of
the credit system, and lie flatters himself that
ii is only necessary to examine his Goods and
prices to satisfy all, that he could not afford
to charge them to any one.
JOHN C. Sewers.
Staunton, April g, 1911.
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NEW STORE.

THE subscriber begs leave respectfully to
inform his old friends and customers, and the
public generally, thathe has again commence
ed the Mercantile business at his Store-house
in Ssaunton, where he is DISTRIBUTING a gen.
eral and Carefully selected assortment of
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DISSOLUTION OF
Cop A REIN VIHsSEFEP.

THE co-partnership heretofore existing be.
tween the undersigned in the mercantile es-
adjustment in Stanton, carried on in the
name of NJ. Blair, has this day been dissolved
by cffiuxioh of time, and by mutual concent;
and all persons indebted to the consern, are
requested to make payment to NJ. Blair, who
is authorized to receive and settle up the
whole business Of the concern.
JOHN Fl. PEYTON,
JOHN COCHRAN,
MATTHEW BLAIR:
Aprii |, 1871.
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aaeestn,s spretatns y esemRra1 annrrt5ser.

DIED. on the 9TH inst. Mr.. PETER KuRrz,
long am inhabitant Of this town.
DIED, on Friday the I'd inst, Of dropsy
IN the brain, JcsEpn Addison, son Of VIM. X.
Piper, aged IL months.-[CcM.
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DISAPPOINTMENT.

Esy- The sale of General Harvey's property
advertised to be sold on the cad inst. is post
poned until Thursday the 29th inst.
SAMUEL YOUNT.
April Is, 1911.
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TN
s.. a>Sg
YOUNG VEEsGHNEAN,

THIS beautiful young Stallion is again al
his stand, at the Bell Tavern Stables, where
he will remain till IL o'clock Monday next.
He Is In fine health and vigor.
JOHN CRAWFORD & Co.
April Is
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PU BIEC SALE.

PUBLIC SALE.
I will sell my FARM on the Middlebrook
Road, about three miles West from Staunton,
containing by estimation
1DS ACRES
somewhat over one hundred Of which is clear
ed. A never failing stream of water runs
through IT., on which there could be made six
or eight acres of good meadow. The i'm
provements are NEW LOG BARN sixty
by twenty-five feet. with good Threshing
Floor--A LOG DWELLING, one and
half stories. with two rooms on each floor, a
good KITCHEN, CORN CRIB, and d
DAIRY over an excellent Spring.
Should not sale be effected earlier, it will
be offered publicly on Saturday the 9th day
of May next.
The terms will be made known on the day
of sale, and possession win be given on the
lst day of October next, reserving to the
present tenant the privilege Of gathering his
crops.
THOS. j. NICHE.
April 8, 1S41-tds
The Rockingham Register will insert till
the day of sale.
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PUBLIC SALE.

WILL be offered at public sale, on the
premises, on Thursday the 9th day of MAY,
1871, valuable tract of land lying on both
sides ofthe Valley Turnpike, four miles from,
Staunton, and two miles from Middle River,
containing about
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ATTENTION !!

THE Tooth Regiment will muster at Mr..
Daniel II. Browns, on Thursday the
goth of May next, at the usual hour.
ARMSTRONG RANKIN, Col.
April Is
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VIRGINIA.

Staunton, April s, 1s4l-3t
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500 ACR ES.

On which there are fine DWELLING
HOUSE, A GOOD SWISHER BARN, g.
4never failing SPRlN GSsuflicient for all pur-
poses of the farm. Also twenty acres of
good Meadow, most of which can be water.
ed. There is a first rate Merchant Mill on
Middle River, within . miles Of said FARM
the situation Of the above farm is equal to
any I'm the county or in Virginia.
Also at the same time and place, about 25
sr~5gxzFz7ss head of CATTLE (some fat.)
NsSy,ySS Also HORSES and some
kSsfT SHEEP-about 100 barrels of
r.AaAs<gsn-- FLOUR, (made in the best
order, from old aud new wheat.)
~ particular description of the land is
deemed unnecessary, as it is known to DO
one of the finest farms in Augusta. and those
wishing to purchase will no doubt examine
for themselves.
The payments For the farm and stock will
be made easy, to suit purchasers. Terms
made known on the day of sale.
WIN. FISHBURN.
April 8, lSil-tds
The Rockingham Register will insert ill
day otsale, and send account to this office for
payment.