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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1843-10-19
VIRGINIA IRON WORKS
FOR SALE.
John Alexander, Plaintiff

John Alexander, Plaintiff
AGAINST
5. S. Baxter, admir-. Of John Irvine. deed, and
John Jordan and others, Defendants.
pursuant to decree pronounced in this cause
by the Circuit Superior Court of Law and Cham
Gerry for Rockbrdge County, on the 23d ,Iay Of
September 1913, we shall proceed, on the premi-
SEES, on the Goth day of December next, to sell bv
way oil public auction that extensive Iron Estab-
ishment, in the County of Allegheny, Va.
known as the works of the late firm Of Jordans
q Irvine, consisting of Il FORGE and FUR
MACE, with every thing attached, for the con-
venient and successful operation Of the works.
The Forge is situated Oh Jackson's River, one
mile above its confluence with the Cowpasture
which form the James River. The Furnace is
distant from the Forge about miles. and both are
directly on the Lexington and Covinpton 'rurn-
pike.
The works are Of superior construction and ma
terials; aud are now in full operation. There
are also two mills on the premscs-a merchant
mill and saw MILL
The real property consists Of about 10000 a.
cres OF land containing an ineXhaus,ible supply of
ore, wood and water. In a word, there is no iron
establishment in Virginia which can compare
with this.
The Forge, Furnace and lands attached, will
be sold separately or together, as the Commits
soners may deem best the day of sale, and
VIII be sold on credit of |, ,, and years, the
purchaser giving bond with security, and the IL
tie withheld as ultimate security.
AT the same time and place quantity of per-
sonal property, belonging to the Forge and Fur
mace and about 90 shares of Lexington and Cow
ington Turnpike Stock, will be sold. ON a credit
OF 0 months, the purchaser giving bond, with
good security. The sale will commence at =
Nj. and will continue from day to day, till fin
lshcd.
Further information can be obtained BY address
sing the undersigned at Lexington, Va.
A. 4. BARCLAY,
JOHN RUFF,
WIN. G.. LEWIS,
Yet. lo-tds. Commissioners.
Prs fee $40
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'NvuStyc7s Sale.

virtue Of Deed of Trust executed to me
~ BY Thomas Smith, William Smith. and Rich
ard Smith, bearing date on the 9th day Of Mo-
vembcr 1910, and Of record in the Clerk s Office
Of the County Court of Bath County, shall. on
Tuesday The 18th day Of November, 1913, before
the door Of George Mayse's Tavern, at the Warm
Springs, Tor the purposes therein named, expose
to public sale, for cash, the following Slaves. to
wit: One negro man named Jordan. and one ne
gro woman named Maria; said slaves are not old
and are both valuable. Acting as Trustee, shall
only convey such title as is vested in me by the
deed Of trust aforesaid.
STEPHEN A. PORTER, Trustee.
October IL, 1913
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TRUSTEES SALE

70 virtue OF Deed OF Trust, executed to the
subscriber by l.. l.. Stevenson and WIFE da-
ted on the 10Th day of November, 1910, and of
record In the Clerks Office of the County Court
OF Augusta, shall, on Monday the Goth day of
November next, at the residence of said L. L.
Stevenson, III Stanton offer for sale at public
auction TO the highest bidder, for cash, the fol-
lowing property, TO vii: One tract or parcel of
Land, containing thirty acres, more or less, living
about % or miles west of Staunton. Also,
three lots OF ground, all within one enclosure OH
which is the Dwelling House and improvements
of said l.. l.. Stevenson, situated in that mari of
Staunton called New Town. Also, the following
personal property, 20 wit: One female negro slave
named COLUMBIA, who was about 5 or years old
at the date of said deed, a female negro slave
named Amanda. who was between and wears
old at the date of said deed two negro slaves
w lillian and Isaac, who twin brothers, and
We're about ) years old at the date of said deed
Horses, Mich Cows, one Bar Shear Plough,
one Carryail, with harness, one two horse Wa
gon, with gear for two horses 6 feather Beds,
WIN pillows, holsters, and clothing complete for
each bed, q BedSleadS, one Piano Forte one ma
hoSany SIdeboard, dining Tables, six table
Cloths, six small Tables ana Washstands. one
uoZeh mahogany Chairs, one mahogany rocking
Chair, one common rocking Chair, 100 yards
Carpetlng, pair Shovel and longs brass Fen
der, one China Press, with its contents, consist
ing OF Cups, Saucers, Plates, &C. &c., dozen
~ -, ''' Tins, . uoheh w Inc plaSSeS, doZ.
Jelly Glasses, 2 doz. TumbIers, s Pitchers, 2
large Glass Bowls, doz. silver Table Spoons.
doZ. silver Tea Spoons | doz silver jelly
spoons, one Book Case and Secretary, with all
lhe Books belonging to the said Stevenson. 2
Ten plate Stoves, large copper wash Kettle, 2
IRON Pots, Dutch Ovens, 8 or 4 Wash Tubs, 3
Meat Tubs, and all other articles of Household
ana kiichen Furniture whatsoever, belonging to
SAID stevenson at the date of said deed Of trust.
Such Title only as have under said deed of trust
VIII be made by me to the purchaser or purcha-
sers of said property.
CHESLEY KINNEY, Trustee.
Oct. 10, I6i3.-tds
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GUANO.

upon the South American shore of the Pacific
ocean ana me adjacent islands, is found a sub
o'diice caileu ruano, witch Is supposed to be the
accumulated dung OF birds, that in countless nv
Iiaus range that extensive coast, seeking their
prey In the iinny tribe CT the great ocean The
fertilIzing effects OF the article are well known tn
the Peruvians, and have induced its transporta.
ZION SIN thousand miles 10 the shores of ENGLAND
occasionally Tor the last twenty years. ship load
would ind Its way to the English ports, and al
thouSh' perhaps, the production is too limited.
ana tie cost oi transportation too great, to per-
init 1t ever TO become an extensive article ol cnn
mefce, us extraordinary ertili2ing properties rem
oet ~ SUBJECT OF extreme interest to the inauir-
ing agnculturst 1t sells in England for about
nVe dollars the hundred weight, and from two to
iour huncred weight is used 10 the acre One
oushel Is reckoEed to be equal thirty or lory of
the best rotted stable dung. This product has
neeh analysed, and its constituents have been
round to consist OF those salts, which modern
discovery has shown to be most instrumental in
aiding the growth OF vegetable products. In
oeed, SO exactly does this substance seem aGapt-
ed Tor the purpose TO which it is applied, that an
attempt has been made TO produce it by an arti6
clai combination OF It's constituents and il is vet
hoped, that this attempt will lead TO a chemical
composition, that will afford us an artificial ma
nure with all the properties of the guano, at a
much lower price than The natural product can he
imported. When this article is fresh, it is said TO
be OF light greyish color, but exposure soon
gives 1t brownish cast. Itprobably only excels
the dung of our pigeons and domestic fowls. he
cause of the animal food from which it is elabo-
rated. ship load of guano was lately brought
into the port of Baltimore, where it was sold at
seven cents pound; friend who happened to
be in the city at the time, was kind enough to
bring us little box of it, part of which was
applied to some geranIums and other plants by
way of experiment Much as we had heard of
It's marvellous effects we were astonished at the
magical result upon our flower bed
Weare yet cropping in the dark upon the sub
ject of agriculture, but spirit Of inquiry is AVA
kened that we are satisfied will never slumber
until the most astonishing and most satisfactory
results are obtaned.-Svuihern Planter
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III a % ID lIiAiDo

YIN INC 18th inst, by the Rev. f. r. ycitcb Mr.
JOHN FISHER to Miss ANN G.. DAVIS all of Ills fo,,
On Thursday evening the 9Th inst At WbcatI,,d h
Tue rev. mr. Love, MIR. WILLIAM KYLE. of B1ckinc
nam county 70 Miss MARY McDowELL daughter of
washington Swoopc, Esq, of this county ''''' "
On the 2Sth ut, by the Rev Mr. poou. n, r.,
- bARNLrr; o. Montgomery, to Miss ANN r. dangbtcr
:, on luesday the 10th inst, by the Rev S. Filler NJ
county, Va. '' " augusta
On Thursday evening the 10Th inst. by the Rev w
D White, MIR. DFuRY WooD, Of this place In NJ; ,
LAURA t., daughter Of the late Robert Poorc ESQ oe
the City Of Richmond Characteristic fdcocafe - -
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iIlOSINo
Office OF Commissioner in Bankruptcy

=, lor RockbrIdgc county, Oct. IL.
Notice TO the Creditors of the following named
bankrupts 10 prove their debts before me at INV
Office in Lexington, on the several DAYS named.
when and where the said bankrupts are required
to attend.
Debts vs. VIM. Moran, on the Sd and 9TH of No
vember next
Debts VS. Telford B Morris, on the Sd and 9TH of
November next.
Debts VS. John G. Trout on the Sd and 9TH Of No.
vember next.
Debts VS. Jacob Brad6s, on the Sd and 4lh of No
vember next.
Debts VS. Joel Campbell on the Bird and 9TH OF
November next
Debts VS. James Laughlin, on the 81 and 9TH of
November next.
Debts VS. John Hartigan, on the Sd and 4th of
November next.
Debts VS. Frederick G Garter, on the Sd and 18th
of November next
JOHN LETCHER, Com'r.
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4 NEVER FAILING CURE FOR TIE TOOTH.ACUE

-cern, that large number of the citizens OF Au-
gusta county, fora few months past, have been
testing the efficacy of Dr.. DEHEFTY'S CELE
DRAFTED NlUSCOVIrUS TOOTH-ACHE
DROPS, and that in every instance it has effect
ed radical cure even in the most nveterato cases
of this horrid complaint /, is also highly efiica
cious in the preservation of decaying teeth, and
IN removing all tartar and scurvy without the use
of in srument
~ The above article can be obtained at all
times' by the dozen or single vial, at s. b.
Browns store, Fishersvilie also al Cant. Mo,
Clung's and Il. Berkeley's, Staunton, and A.
Lynn's, Waynesborougb.
April 6.
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Only three other States have yet to hold their
regular elections this Fall. Michigan elects a
Governor, three members of Congress, and mem
bers OF the Legislature on the 9th Of November
on the 9th and 18th, Mississippi will elect Gov
ernor, four members of Congress, and members OF
the Legislature; and on the 18th the ele cton will
take place in Massachusetts for Governor and
members Of the Legislature, and also for four
Representatives in Congress to fill vacancies in
the delegation from that State.
These will complete the elections for Repre-
sentatiVes In the fwenty-ejghth Congress, except
as regards the five vacancies in the delegation
from Maine, and one in Vermont, to fill which no
Say has yet been appointed-Naf. Int.
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+ r + S II S UPPLY


4 HAVE received my entire svpplv of FAIy.
AND WINTER GOODS, consisting in paI.
Of r'
Blue, Black, AMI Invisible Green Cloths. Blue
BLACK and Fancy Cassimeres. great variety
Casslneits aud kentucky Jeans from 3s. to the
Hhest manufactured; Fiannels, L'nseys, Pilot
Cloths, Chusans, Eollennes. Mousiaines de-
lanes, Plain and Watered Alpacas. Maid oS
Honor, Grace Darling, Damask, and Saxony
WOOL Shawls, together with variety Of Silk,
Cotton, Cashmere, Wool and Worsied Hosi-
cry Gloves, llandkerchiefS, Calicoes, Cling
haI1s, Bleached and Brown Coltons. Queens
and Glassware, Boots and Shoes. a very iaroe
assortment, Groceries. Sole and Upper Leather,
&c &c. all of which ] will sell as low for
cash, exchange for produce, or on time to punc-
tua' dealers IA can be bought by retail in any
market IN Virginia. Call and see
ROBERT G.. BICKLE,
"Eorner opposite Post Office
Staunton, Oct. IL.
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II LIS Il OF LET TIERS.
" EMAlNING in the Post Office a, Stappto,

II LIST OF 1'ERS,
IL EMAlNlNG in the Post Office a, S,auntop.
- Va, October LIST 1913
A-Chrisiopher Anthony.
b-LucTctia Bell, Charles Bryan, John s.
Black, Eliza ). III. Burton, +. b. Baily, John
Branaman, Claudius Buster, Sarah A. Bell, Pa
ifick y. La Roy Bryan, Charles Bats, Thomas
K. Blackburn. Mr.. Brown, Smith Batenan Jesse
bunJy, Susan Nj. Bryant, Dennison Baldwin,
= C-George Craig and Wife, Philip Cox, John
Crawford. Joshua Crump. William Clayton, S.
Crawford, J. G.. Coleman, James r. ConeIond
William Cooke, John Clinedinst, David Cramer
O-fiamiIton Dawson, Elizabeth billiard, John
Dillor. Albert DAFT. Albert G. Dunn
E-Wiliiam Edison, John s. Ellis, Samuel S.
Elliott, Eliza Ann i:ddins.
E-Ellzabeth NJ Frazier, J. ]. Fackler, To IF. ,
G-FellX /. Gilbert. WIN. G.. Grass. William
Grass, George Gliispie, William Gambell, Hen
ry George, William Gibson. Mir Goinps, Jere-
mlah Grant, Nj. II. Gardner, Matthias Gayhart.
David Griffith.
H-Joln Henry. Christopher Hupman. John
Humphrey, James Hill, James Henderson, Jacob
Hoover; Susannah HUFF, Henry Hill, jr. Ann
Hines, William Holland.
K-Michael Kennedy, BENJAMIN Kesterson.
Isaac Keysaer, John Kennedy
L-AieX. q. Lesley, Samuel Lutz, Isaac
Long, Mary Little.
M-John McWillams, T.. VI. Maber. VIM.
ID. T.. Moss, n. Massie, John e.. Mitchell, G.. FL
''"''h' S"uiuc' hdCtS. NuiuS MdTkWOOd. Jane a
Marshall, Judith Marshall, VIM. McComb, n. J
ID. Morgan.
P-Alex. Paris. George W. Paris, John Paris.
VIM. B. Philips, Hiram Philips. John A. Perkins,
A: w. Poage, George Paris, Iii Parent, Rachel
Phelps.
R-Ioshua T. Royston, Stephen r. Rceder,
John Rewbush, MIR. Ronneyberg, Jacob Radc-
baugh.
S-Miss or Granny Silling, John w. Sturges,
George Seawright, WIN. Shaver, Mann Somers.
Samuel SieI!ett, Jacob Splitter, Samuel Swizer,
Robert Sterrit, Robert Snapp, T.. Striblng, John
Short.
T-Henry l.. Thompson, John Tiffany, Horace
Taylor.
V-James Vandiver Jacob VanIear.
WANNA Whitmore, Mr.. Wayland, Daniel
Whlsman. John a. Whillock, Julia p. Walker
Fanny Williams James Wilson, Susan Wilson,
Eveline Watson.
These letters will be sent to the General Post
Olhce as dead letters If they not taken out of
the Post office before January lst 1874.
NORBORNE &. BROOKS, p. NJ.
October IA, lS13.
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Office of Commissioner in Bankruptcy

- TOT Marion county, Oct. To- (
Notice to the Creditors of the following named
bankrupts 10 prove their debts before me at f. "A
PierPonts Law Office in Paramount on the fol.
lowing days, when and where the said bankrupts
are required to attend
Debts VS. Edward L Vincent, on the 3sd and Irh
of November next
Debts VS. Harrison II Fcrre, on the Sd and 9TH OF
November next.
Debts VS. Thornton r Ferrell, on the Sd and 81,
of November next.
l.. ]. PITCHER, Com'r.
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z. p. NASH'S
p l 4 u O e y O Il IS
FOR SALE UPON TRIAL

VIE subscriber, exclusive agent for the sale of
Stodart, Worcester & Dunham's Piano Forles
In the States Of Virginia and North Carolina,
begs leave to inform The inhabitants of Staunton
and adjacent country, that he keeps constantly on
manu- ii large and extensive ASSORTMENT of almost
every style and finish, from two hundred and Sc
Venty five to six hundred dollars-probably "A
much larger assortment than could be found at
any one establishment in the northern ciiies-all
OF which he offers for sale upon trial--tha, is. he
Is wiling that payment should be withheld until
'he instruments can be tested. He can refer to
ABOUT iour hundred different persons in Virginia
and North Carolina, who have bought OF hun
within the last eight years, and not a bad instru-
ment can be found amongst them. The prices
are 275, 300, 325. $50, 375, and SO on, up TO coo
dollars.
Signor C. George, Professor and Teacher of
inc fiano, Guitar, etc. ETC., is well acquainted
win the character of these instruments. and will
take orders from those who may wish me to sup
ply them. f.. p. NASH,
Book and Piano. Forte Seller,
o Petersburg, IA.
October
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NOW RECEIVING,

1c2 BOXES common ID. lump Tobacco
~ 1873 do. good do. do; l03 do. fine do. dc
65 do. extra do do. do.
42 do. ne plus ultra do. do.
SO do. superior SIS do. do.
lO2 do. DO. les do. do.
SO do. do. les do. do.
80 do. common 1878 do. do.
IT'S do. gross Clay Pipes; 100 do. 10 BY
IA, l0byl5, Toby re, III by IA. III by
1911 by l6, ls'by 10, IL by l6, Is by
lS
100 do by 10 New Jersey Glass. superior
to Baltimore or Washington City
ESQ do. by 10; 90 do. 10 by IL; 80 do. 7
by Western Glass, i'm prime order
30 cases cut, press'd and plain Tumblers,
well assorted and all prices
80 do..6 doz. each Pint Flasks
do. IL do; 3 do. 81 do do.
al line Tobacco Cutters
do. fine French Martinique Snuff
10 kegs fresh Lancaster do
| Dbl. prime Natchtoches
~ do. CARROTS Cd quality Scotch do
bbls. loose and i'm bladders do. do
happee, Maccaba and Scotch in jars bot
Ties, and bladders, TO suit purchasers
300 reams crown and cap Wrapping Paper
100 do. double crown do. do
ll5 do. large and small tea do
400 do. ruled and plain cap
1926 do. do do letter do.
ITO do. 81 by 81, % by 80, 90 by 80, 81 by
81 news do
GO gross Bonnet Boards
10 kegs winter new s Ink
30 boxes writing do
100000 yellow and brown half Spanish Segars
10000 do. and do. superior do. do
$4,000 superior large and small Havana do, of
my own manufacture
$4,000 extra fine imported Havana do
$4,000 do. do. Principe do
. with large stock Of fine Pipes, Snuff Boxes, !
segars and Tobacco Cases, Gu: and dry Tobacco.
Spanish Trimmings, and other smoking Tobacco.
The attention of my old customers and the pub
ic is invited to what consider the finest assort-
nem If Goods, Of the kind, to be found in any
me house in the city of Baltimore, or any where
Use: and feel satisfied l can sell merchants
Ind others better assortment and at i0cer prces
md on better terms than they can buy them in
Baltimore. All orders faithfully and promptly |
attended to. LLOYD LOGAN
Winchester, Oct. IL, 1851
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N e w S EZ z n q a. u OAE
COMPANY.

THE Annual General Meeting of the Share
holders Of the said Company, will be held at
Port Republick on the 18th day of November
next. Shareholders are respectfully requested TO
attend. S. II. LEWIS,
Treasurer New Shenandoah Company
October IL, 1913.
~ The Rockingham Register and Winchcs-
fer Republican are requested to copy.
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THE 1drG.-rhe Chamber of Commerce of
New York, at its Wednesdays meeting discus
sed the proprety of appointing committee to
revise the present tariff, it'll view to the action
OF Congress at the ensuing session. The propo-
stlon was laid upon the table "a virtual reiection)
by decisive uote of 16 to 10. 1t is evident by
TINS vote that the Chamber of Commerce is a.
ganst any alteration of the tariff
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RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

aEssfze. Providence permitting, the 3rd quar-
N8Sy ter!y meeting for Stanton Station.
will commence on Saturday 2Slh inst. Ser
vice at l O'Clock, at Methodist EpisconaI
Church. f''
Rev. N. J. B. Morgan, P. Elder, and other
ministers are expected
Oct 10, 1913
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KAhoRAMA SEMINARY

'E'HE Trustees take pleasure in announcing.
that an arrangement has been made, by which
'he services OF Signor q. George have been Sc
cured TO the Musical department in this Seminary
MS established reputation as a Musician, and his
well known character as gentleman, conspire to
recommend him FOR the station which is assigned
him. He will give instruction on the Piano
Forte, Guitar, &c.
Sent. 2S
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lEl&U S7ELMN9S SAAIlfao

~ virtue of deed Of trust executed by Letitia
W. Austin, decd, to the subscriber, and duly
recorded In the Clerks Office OF Augusta County,
Will be sold to the highest bidder at the residence
of Mrs. Austin, on Friday the Goth of October
next, the following property, viz: One Wagon
and Bed. one sorIel Mare, one day Clock and
head Of Cattle. Also, the following real cs-
tate, 10 wit One certain tract or parcel of Lane
lying and being In the county o. Kanawha. in the
State OF Virginia, containing by estimation
ESQ ACRES,
be the same or less. and adjoining the lands
OF William Hinson, and Edmond Mofrss' heirs,
and others.
Acting as Trustee, | shall convey such tide as
Is vested III me by the deed aforesaid.
SHELTON S. ABNEY, Trustee.
AZ the same time and place will be sold, va
rieiy OF other property belonging TO the lcratees
o. Mrs. Austin, consisting Of Household and
Kitchen Furniture, some Horses Farming Utcn-
sis, &c.
Terms OF both sales made known on the dav.
Sept. %, 1918.
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~ e w G. o % ID s. 8
JUST RECEIVED BY
ISAAC PAUL & co

VINO return their acknow Judgments for the
Kind patronage received. They will oller
Tor sale general assortment of Dry Goods, Hard-
ware, Quecnsware, &c. Respectfully solicit those
in search of good bargains to call and examine
Tor themselves. Also, d fresh supply OF Groce-
rles, consisting of some choice Liquors, Suuar,
Coffee, Molasses, Nails, Salt, Glass, and Putty.
with large and well selected stock OF Boots.
Shoes and Caps. All of which they will sell
low tor cash or country produce at market prices.
ISAAC PAUL g. co.
n. ID. Flour, BeeswaX and Flax Seed wanted
Their line OF Wagons are performing regular
'rips between Winchester and Staunton, SO that
merchandise can be forwarded from PHILADELPHIA
and Baltimore 10 this point without delay and at
reduced prices. They tender their services to
transactany business between this and Baltimore
Oct. 10, 1913. /. p. a. "a
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NImIEffLafNo

NND EGO-Ao
A tiEKEBA iorewarn all persons from TRADING,
for bond executed by the subscriber to Ro-
bert Snapp, for $2G5, bearing date the 25,f O.
September last, and payable nine months after
date. Tor negro boy named Archibald, as am
determined not 10 pay lhe above named bond
unless compelled by law.
JAMES ALEXANDER
October 10 1873
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virtue of decree of the Circuit Superior
Court OF Law and Chancery for Bath county,
pronounced on the Both day of September, 1913,
IN cause therein depending between Bernard
reyton' plaintiff, and George HveIy, David g.
WISE and William *. Tidd, defendants, the I'M
dersIgned as commissioner therein named. will
proceed, on the 25th day of November, 1913, a,
Tie Court House OF Bath county, to sell upon
credit OF SIX, twelve and eighteen months, three
certain tracts or parcels Of and-one tract con-
tanning 10 acres another containing forty five
acres and third containing thrty-six acres, all
lying or Cedar Creek, in the county of Bath. he
Ing the same lands that were sold and conveyed
by the said VIM. *. Tidd, to the said Georre
lively, by deed of record in the Clerks Office of
the said county. Also, 3 mich Cows | sorreI
Colt, rifle Gun, and a variety of household and
Kitchen Furniture. The land will be sold upon
credit OF six. twelve, and eighteen months, in
equal lnstalments, and the personal property upon
a'credt OF SIX months. Bonds with good security
will be required of the purchasers and lien re-
tanned upon the lands for the purchase money
thereof.
ADAM STEPHENSON, Comm'r
October 10, lS43.--tds