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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1843-09-14
For the Stauntou Spectator.
TEMPER CELEDR ALTON

The Springhill Temperance celebration took place yes
crday, according TO the arrangements OF the ENccutiy
Committee. The weather being fine the citizens of the
village and acigbohood, together with go0dly nnmbr
oil the friends Of Total Abstinence from distance wcr.
in attendance ut early hour and formed into line of
procession by the Marshal Of the day, Col Sam'l Hans
berger assisted by Capt j. CrS Ferdinand =. ciskrl
and the President of the Society The order OF process.
sonlst. yhc Clergy, together with the invited quests
forming the front. End. The Ladies. 3rd The luyc-
niles and 1h The members of visiting societies and
citizens generally, forming very large procession
tending from the village, in front OF the Methodist f.
Church. well nigh to the stand, and in the adoin
ing grove southwest of the town. prepared for the 0cc
sion; where, after arriving, the meeting was opened
with prayer by che Rev. George Rimcl. DIR. &. r.
Harris first occupied the stand with very appropriate
address. thought to be OF his happcs efforts in favor
of the principles Of Total Abstinence. The Rev r. f.
Ficllan followed with few remarks and filled up the
interval till the announcement Of dinner, when the beau
hiul and better half of creation repaired the dinner
table, Tor rcfcShmcnt, To the amount OF three or
four hundred During the hour of dinner we were far
Staunton which gave interest to the occasion Az
ncy OF HarriSOnburg, in very sensible and fOrciblc
Maj Roberts, occupied the remainder OF the day TO very
good purpose you m.y udge from The report of the
committee, appointed 10 wait the audience w it'll the
pledge, showing rs recruits the cold water
army. The number present is var:ously estimated al
from 500 TO 1000. The quiet, pcaccablc orderly dcport
mcmt OF the people told well for the principles of Total
Abstinence. a Il. NcCAUSLAND, President.
+. :. HEIsTELL, Secretary pro ten.
Sprn,l August 81. 1913.
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Public Sale Of Real and Personal
Property.

4 WILL offer Cor sale AT public auction, on the
premises, on Thursday the 2sth day of Sep
tember next, Ql not previously disposed off, the
Farm on which now reside, containing NINETY
ACRES. and another tract containing about
FORTN-FOUR ACRES, within a few hundred
yards Of The former, lying about miles south of
stanton, Immediately on the public road leading
from Staunon to Lexington. This property is
now in good state of cultivation a considerable
portion we'll set in clover; and to any one DESTROYS
CT erecting any kind Of machinery there is~Ho
property iii market possessing greater facilities.
as there is never-failing stream passing through
ii, with sufficient fall and power to carry on any
Kind OF waier-works. There is on it a conforta-
bic brick Dwelling House, Barn, Stable. and
other necessary buildings and an orchard of choice
fruit. Possession can be had in time TO put in
fall crop.
At the same time and place. shall offer fer
sale, quantity Of personal property, such as
Horses, Cattle, Hogs and Sheep, Household Fur
nture, Farming Utensils. and quantity of Grain
viz: Wheat, Rye and Oats, and the Corn in the
field. Terms made known on the day Of sale.
GEORGE PARIS.
August 81.
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MO1NlinlMo


WHEREAS by age and inlirmiy. find it
oppressive to attend to my business as for
merly, therefore deem it expcdient to cur,ail
and reduce IL 10 Il smaller compass, and for this
purpose offer for sale the following property
THREE TRACTS or LAND
IN the county Of Augusta on the waters of the
Long Glade. about 10 miles from Stanton and
from kenagy's Iron Works. On each OF these
Tracts there is comfortable DWELLING.
LOUISE BARN, and other out-houses, touether
with tolerablc Orchards. The quantity i'm each
Tract will make to suit purchasers inasmuch as
they all are attached to my home farm, which
contains all together, upwards Of 1000 acres
Any quantity, therefore, which may be agreed ON
can he laid oil TO the purchaser.
small part OF the purchase money will be re-
CURED IN hand or short time after the sale the
balance will DC made accommodating.
Therewill also be offered some Valuable Stock.
consisting OF Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Iloys, &C.,
together with considerable quantity of first rate
Leather, such as Harness, Sknliug, Upper and
Sole.
Twelve months credit will be given for all
sums over S5-under that sum the cash viii be
required. A." The sale will take place at nv
house on Friday the 9Th of October next
JOHN NJ. ESTILL.
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M A SONIC.

faSliE Grand Master OF the Grand Lodge of
Virginia will visit Nj. Scion on Friday, the
2Oih day of October next, and deliver public
charge to the officers and members of The Mt.
Scion Lodge, acting under Dispensa,on.
An address, appropriate 30 the occasion, will be
delivered by brother Charles H. Lewis, of Staun-
ton Lodge, No. IS.
The members of Lodges Nos. IS, 81 and 1903,
are particularly invited to be present, as also all
transient brethren in good standing. and the public
generally. BY order OF the VI. w. G. NJ.
JAS. +. PATTERSON, Secretary
of Staunton Lodge No. Is.
Stannton, Sept. IL. A. l.. 1913.
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'Nvustec's Sale.

sN virtue Of Deed Of Trust executed 10 me
by William Gully, bearing date the day
OF October, 1912, for the purpose of securing GER
tain creditors therein named and duly recorded in
the Clerks Office of tho County Court of Argus
Ia, shall proceed 10 sell. for cash, TO the highest
bidder, in the town of Waynesborough, on Friday
The 29lh day OF the present month, (Septcmber,)
the following property, viz One lot of Ground
lying IN the town OF Waynesborough, on which
is situated the Waynesborough Hotel, one do. on
which is large frame Stable, one small lot do.
adjoining said Stable lot, one out lot, con,ainnr
about half an acre. Also, 20 Feather Beds, Bed
steadS and Bedding, & Mattresses fine wollen
Carpet, quantity Of cotton do, Ten Tables
Desk, | wooden Clock, | doz. split bottom
Chairs, 20 Decanters, Buchets, | | Washstands
Stove and pipe, Safe and contents, 3 doz.
Windsor Chairs, all the Curtains i'm dining room
and third story, > doz. Knives and Forks brass
Candlestcks, 10 Washstands, 10 EwerS and Ba-
sons, all the Kitchen Furniture, Grndstone,
all said Gully's Books pair brass Andirons, 7
Picture Frames, Hack and Harness, large
Dell, large Lantern, 4 Hogs, > Cutting Boxes,
bushel Measure, do. half, Sack Bags, pr.
Steeiyards. number 0! Tools, i small Bells, |
wire Fender, pair common Andirons, Map of
the United States. =
Acting as Trustee shall convey such title only
as is vested III me by the deed aforesaid.
d. S. YOUNG.
Sent. T. 1913
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lElAIrS1E NMififNo


HSl virtue of a Deed Of Trust executed by John
Prydo to the subscriber, bearing date The
18th day of March, 1912, and duly recorded in
the Office Of the County Court of Augusta, will,
Tor the purposes named in said trust, proceed 10
sell, al the tavern now occupied by said John
fryde, IN Buffalo Gap, Augusta county, on Mon
day the 18Th inst, at public auction, to the high
est bidder for cash, the following personal pro-
perry, or so much thereof as may be forthcoming.
VIZ | road Wagon, Carts, = sorrel Horses.
bay Horse, bay mare Colt > mahogany Blu
reauS, l gilt frame mantel Glass. i dressing
Glasses, . French post Beds,eads, l maple do. /
curtain post Bedslead, = small do, 7 feather
Beds and Bedding, walnut dining Tables 6
small Tables, maple and pine, . doz. fancy
Chairs, doz Windsor Chairs, milch Cows
and their Calves, gilt framed Pictures, 3 painted
frame do, doz. silver table Spoons, silver La
die, 2 doz silver tea spoons, tea set of Briua-
MA Ware, pair OF branch plated Candesticks
sets Of plated Casters, dining set of Liverpool
Ware, l. II pieces, China tea set Of 80 pieces >
doz. Liverpool Plates, set of Blacksmith Tools
lady's riding side Saddle, , gemtlcmen's do
eight day Clock, mante Clocks, ? mahogany
SIdeboards, 70 yards Of Carpeling, 10 yards Of
Mating, sets of Cooking Utensils, and 10
head Of Hogs.
JOHN II. KNOWLES, Trustee.
Sept. 7.-2t.
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April 6.

NlRG!NIA-At Rules held in the Clerks
' Office of the Circuit Superior Court OF Law
and Chancery for Bath county, on the I'd day OF
July 1913,
Samuel hickman, late High Sheriff of Bath
county, and as such administrator with the
will annexed of Benjamin S. Brown, deeds
Plaintiff,
AGAINST
James Rotilcy, administrator of Joseph BrowA,
dcc'G,, John Brown, Thomas Bodkin and Eliza
his wife, John b. Wallace, Rosanna Wallace;
Sarah Wallace, Thomas Wallace, VIM Wat
son and Margaret a. his wife, Susan Wallaro,
Joseph b. Wallace, Reuben Wallace, Gerard
Morgan and Rosauna his wife, Matthew nj
Morrison, Moses McClnc, I hos g. Brown,
CalvinF .knowlton and Elizabeth Nil his wife,
Worthy P. Meachan and Ophela G.. his wife;
Margaret Il. Brown, Catharne A. Brown, and
Nancy Brown, widow Of Joseph Brown, de-
ceased, -Deieudants,
IN CIIANCERY.
The Defendants James Retiley, administrator Of
Joseph Brown decd, John Brown, Thomas
Bodkn and Eliza his wife, John b. Wallaces
Rosanna Wallace, Sarah Wallace, Thomas
Wallace, Susan Wallace. Joseph b. Wallace;
Reuben Wallace, Gerard Morgan and Rosanns
his wife, Thomas b. Brown. Calvin r. Knowl=
ton and Elizabeth NJ. j. his wife, Worthy p.
Meacham, and OpheIia G.. his wife, Margaret
T.. Brown. Catharine A. Brown and Nancy
Brown, widow of Joseph Brown decd, not hav=
ING entered their appearance and given security,
according to the Act OF Assembly and the Rules
Of this Court, and it appearing by satisfactory
evidence that they are not inhabitants Of this
Commonwealth 1t is ordered, that the said de-
PENDANTS do appear here on the first day of tho
next term and answer the plaintiffs bill, and that
d copy Of ihis order w forthwith inserted in the
stanton Spectator for two months successfully
and posted at the front door Of the Courthouse
Of this county.
a Copy-Testc
CHAS. l.. FRANCISCO, elk.
July 2O--2m.
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THE
w A \ n ESBOROUGU HOTEL
THE
BOZ I'D sAH1a,-


z y virtue of Deed of Trust executed TO the
subscriber by VIM. Gully bearing date the 9th
OF August 1888. and duly recorded in the Clerks
Office OF the County Of Augusta, and for the pur-
poses mentioned in said deed. shall proceed 10
sell on the premises 10 the highest bidder on Sat
urday the 30h of the present month, that well
known TAVERN PROPERTY in the town of
Waynesborough, designated in the plan OF the
town as lot No. 10; also ten feet of lot No. II.
on the side adjoining lot IS; which property was
conveyed to VIM. Gully, by deed from w. KIM
and wife. Also, small lot, part of lot No. as,
on which is a large frame Stable conveyed to the
SAID VIM. Gully, by deed from Livingston Wad-
dell and wife. The above is one of the best
tavern stands in the upper country; and has
been the regular stopping place for the public
stages for the last ten fifteen years.
The conditions of the trust would REQUIRE a sale
for ready money; bat several OF the individuals
Tor whose benefit the sale will be made, have pro-
posed that $500 only should be required in hand,
$500 the LIST OF January neXt--and the balance in
two equal annual instruments, and ii is confident
iy believed all the parties concerned will acccde
to these terms on the day of sale.
Acting as trustee, shall, as usual, convey on
ly the title vested in me by said deed.
WIN. WIFIlEROW Trustee
Sept. ids.
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AugustI0

VIRGINIA.. Circuit Superior Court Of Law and
Chanccry held for Augusta County, the Court house
TUESDAY, Junc the 2Oth, 1913,
Isaac Han admir- with the will annexed Of James Brat
ford, decd. Plaintiff
AGAINST
Sally Bradford, James Bradford. John Bradford, Spots
wood ID. Bradford Pbaudcr Custer, Amanda Custer
IaYiuIa Custer, James Custer, VIM. Bryan, Willis
Bryan, IRVINE Mullony and Sarah his wife, late Sa-
rah Ann Bryan, J.. Daubius and Elizabeth his wife,
late Elizabeth Bryan, La'inia Bryan, and Mary Ann
Bryan Defendants.
On the motion Of James BumGardncr suggesting that
he has acquired rights in the subject Of contrOv cyy pen
den!e lite since the last decree and asking be made
party defendant herein, leave is given him to appear
and !lc his answer, which is accordingly done and
thcreupou rule is awarded against James Bradford
John Bradford, and Spouswood D. Bradford and the other
defendants who Interested herein, and the admins
traitor Isaac Hail. rcturnabc here the lst day the
next Term, list Of November ncXt) 10 show cause if
any they can why the Court should decree in favor
OF the defendant Bumgardncr, the relief prayed by his
answer.
A Copy--Tcstc,
Il. II. KINNEY, y. Clerk.
August 10 sw
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p II O ToGa APEEEc
6 E86seSScEegD'S PORTRAITS.
ONLY II FEW hqIS LONGER!

rEN III. SMILEY, having the late importan, inn
~ ?rovements in the Daguerreotype, including
tic iTUw method of producing the most beautiful
and natural colored Photographs, will take SU-
pERlOR LIkENESSES from 8 A. NJ. till :
Il. NJ, without regard TO weather.
Ladies and Gentlemen are respectfully invited
10 call at his room at Mr.. Ceases on Main street.
where specimens may be seen.
~ Mr.. Smiley will remain in town but a few
days longer.
August II.
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NlRGlNIA.-M Rules held in the Clerks Office of
the Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chonccry for Au
guSta County, Monday the eth day of August 1873
John Oreba,gh eX'or. OF George \ ylor deed. Pla-
AGAINST
Mary Ayior, Frederick Raydncr and Catharnc his
wife, hIarn Orcbaugh and Susan his wife, Frederick
\arcotc and Eve his wife, David Link and Margaret
has wife, john Alexander and Diana his wife Jonathan
Sheets and Elizabeth his wife, John Aylor, Nnthonv
AyIOr Owens Shiiilct, and ---- infant child
OF The said Shi!lctt 10y his late wife Nancy, Dcits,
IN CHANCERY.
The Defendants David Link and Margaret his wife,
Frederick karicoic and Eve his wife, aud John Avlor
not entered their appearance and given security
according TO the act of Assembly, and the Rules of m
Court ana appearing by satisfactory evidence that they
are not inhabitants OF this Commonwealth Ii is ordered
that the said Defendants do appear here the St Mon
day IN October next, and and answer the bill of the
Plaintiff and that copy OF this order b. forthwith in
serted in some newspaper printed in stanton, for two
months successfully, aud posted the front door
Court house.
Copy Tcstc,
August TO- II. III. KINNEY, p c.
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3IAl2lDWA@No 0UMl1lalss = 9
GUNS AND SADDLERY.
VAN LEW, SMITH s co.
RIC'TClInND ",

A RE now receiving direct from the manu(actu-
"a !ers in Birmingham and Sheffield, full as
sortment of the above GOODS, consisting in part
OF the following articles, which .hey offer for
sale on the most favorable terms to the city and
country trade, viz:
Ivory stag and buffalo Table Cutlery Of every de-
scriPtion; Rodgers g. Sons Wostenhom's and
Crooke's superior Pocket Cutlery; carving,
cooks and butchers Knives; Anvils, Vices,
Bellows, sledge and hand Hammers, Screw
Plates, &C.; Horse Rasps; fiat and halt round, ,
mill pit, cross cut, hand saw and all other Files;
Clark's & Hendricks Parliament, broad and
narrow Butt Hinges; Millwright's, Carpenters
and Cabinet Makers Chisels, Gouges and Au-
gurs; Drawing Knives, and Plane Irons, and
all other Tools, Of Butchers, Cams, and
American manufacture; killing, wedding and
grabbing Hoes; Carpenters Patent and
Scotch spring Iron Rim Locks; mill, pit,
hand, cross cut and Circular Saws single and
double barrel Guns; Shot Belts, and Powder
Flasks; Axes and Hachcts, made by Collins,
Simmons q others; log, trace, halter and other
Chains; plated, brass and steel Saddlery ofevery
quality; cast, shear and German Steel, by the
case, warranted; Shovels, Spades, sc, of Ames'
and other makers; Hollow Ware, Wagon
Boxes, patent lined Tea Kettles, Sad Irons, &c.
Sept. IJ-:3t.
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a CoNFEssIoN-'The Augusta Age, a LocoGoco
paper says =" TIE Democratic Parity is rotien
us leaders IRE corrupt, good is 10 be gaincd from
longer odherence 10 ii, and unless il can be made
70 Undergo some violent and radical change, by
better of under Fedcrai Dom,Hasi9n.' (,neaninr
by the term :. Federal the friends and Hpholdcrs
OF the Constitution of the United States.5
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IN CHANGER

The Def, ndants, Darby Downcy and Mary his wife,
abraham McNcai and Elizabeth has wife, aud Sarah
security, according the act OF Assembly and the
Rules OF this Court, and it appearing by satisfactory
evidence that they not inhabitants of this Com
monwcaith: 1t is ordered, that the said defendants
do appear here, the ist Monday in October next and
answer the bill of Tie plaintiff, aud that copy of this or
der be forthwith inserted newspaper printed in
Stanton for months succcssycly and posted at the
front door of the Court house.
y Copy-Tcsc,
August TO- Il. H. K!NSEy D. c.
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Jeremy Taylor's nightly prayer for himself
and his friends, was for Gods mercful deliver
ance and preservation from the violence and rule
OF passion, from servile will, and a command
ing lust; from pride and vanity; from false OPT
mon and Ignorant confidence from improvdence
and Prodigality; from envy and the spirit Of SLAM
der; from sensuality; from presumption and d6s-
spirit; from delaying of repentance and persever-
Ing In sin; from unthanklulness and irreigion
and from seducing others from all infatuation of
soul, folly and madness from wilfuness, self
love, and vain ambition; from a vicious life and
an unproyided death.
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To Nelson Dunlap, lanes Dunlap, John G..
DuntaP, Robcrt Duniap, I'm. Dantap, Da-
rid Ogdcn and LoujSa his mife, James
Hurst amt Nancy his rife, Thomas EUer-
ct anil .Nargarel his rife, JoLn KcndaI and
.1iay his rife, Elizabeth II. Duniap and
Robert Dunlap:
Having obtained a commission to take the de-
positions of. John Kendall and others, witnesses
for me in suit depending in the Circuit Superior
Court of Law and Chancery for the county Of
Augusta, wherein you are defendants and | am
plaintiff, and you are not residing within the COM
monweaIth, and having no attorney in fact within
the samo TO whom notice Of the time and place Of
taking the said dispositions can be given, now
publish for your information that the said witness
ses Will be examined on the 20th day of Soften.
Der, 1913, between the hours OF o'clock, A. NJ,
and p. NJ, at the Office of Richard Douglass,
In the town Of Chilicohc, Ohio and their dcpo-
slions Will be then and there taken i'm the suit a.
ioresald, for the purpose of being read as evil
dence. If however, from any cause not foresecn,
the taking OF the said dispositions shall not be
commenced, or being commenced, should not be
completed on that day, the taking Of the same
viii be Adjourned from time to time until the said
dispositions shall be completed. Given under my
hand. HENRY BEAR
Sept. +.
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NEVER FAILING CURE FOR THE TOO TH-ACHk

- Germ, that large number of the citizens of Au?
gusta county, for few months past have been
testing the efficacy of Dr. Deli EFTY'S CELE.
DRAFTED MUSCOVTrUS TOOTH-.ACHE
DROPS, and that in every instance it mas effect.
ed radical cure even in the most nveterate cases
OF this horrld complaint. 1t is also highly eflicas
ciouS In the preservation of decaying teeth and
IN removing all tartar and scurvy without the use
of an instrument. y
TX fhe above article can be obtained a. all
Tines, by the dozen or single vial, at S. b:
browns store, Fishcrsvie; also at Capt. Met
Clung's and +. Berkeley's, stanton, and A.
Lynn 5, Wayneshorough.
S. BROWN, Gen. Agent.
April g.
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o. RELIGIOUS NOIiCE.-rhc Disciples of the
Lord VIII hold meeting, of several days Continuance in
Stanton, commencing Saturday evening 9th Instant
MesSrs Talc, Coleman, and other minstcrin brethren
are expected to preach Thc public generally and cspc
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TlRGINIA.A Rules held in the Clerks Office of
the Circuit Superior Court of Law aud Chanccry for Au
gusta County, Monday the 1th day OF August 1913.
Matthew Prison, admir- with the will annexed, Of Sarah
Gladden., decd, Plaintiff
AGAINST
Nelly S!cidmorc. the Bblc Society Of Virginia the
Treasurer Of the Board Of Foreign Missions Of the
Prcsby Church in the United States, the Trus-
tees of the Board CT Missions Of the General Assem-
bly, Of the Presbyterian Church in the United States
the Trustees Of the Board Of Education of the Prcsby
tcrian Church in the United States, the Treasurer of
the Virginia Tract Society, Miss Bctscy Mcfarland
Miss Maria Logan, and Jane Logan-Dcfcndauts
IN CnANCERY.
The Defendants, the Treasurer of the Board of For
cGn Missions Of the Presbyterian Church In the United
States, The Trustees of the Board OF Missions of the
General Assembly Of the Presbyterian Church in the
United states, the Trustees of the Board of Education of
the Presbyterian Church the United States not hav-
ing entered their appearance and given security accord
Ing TO the act Of Assembly, and the Rules OF this Court
and il appearing by satisfactory evidence that they arc
not inhabitants Of hs ComHOnwo al.h t is ordered
that the said Defendants do appear here the t Mon
day III October and the bill Of the Plain
tih and that copy Of this order be forthwith inserted
in newspaper printed in Stunon, for two months
succcSsiycy and posted at the front door Of the Court
house.
4 Copy Test,
August TO- II. H. KINNEY, D. G.
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NlRGiNlA.--At Rules held in the Clerks Office of
the Circuit Superior Court OF Law and Chanccrv for Au
gusta County, Monday the Ith day OF August l3l3
Sampson Potter, Plaintiff
AGAINST
John d. Shircish, Jacob Leonard, Robcr, Guy and Ma
tlanicl Massic, Defendants,
IN CHhNCERY.
The Defendant John u. Shrcsh, not having entered
his appearances and given security, according the act
OF Assembly and The Rules OF ihis Court it appear
Ing by satisfactory evidence that he an inhabtan
OF ths Commonwealth: II is ordered, that the said
Defendant do appear here, the LIST Monday in October
next and answer the bill Of the plaintiff and that copy
OF tins order be forthwith inserted in sonc newspaper
printed ia Stanton for months succcssiyciy and
posted at the front door of the Court house.
Copy -Tcstc,
August 10. II. III. KINNEY, ID. G.
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VI a iAlr1NiMn

On Wcdnc sd,y evening, the 9th inst, at the Middle
brook Hotel, by the Rev. J: C. Hepscll, Mr. W,LrANr
CnRisriAN, OF Richmond City, TO Miss MARY T., Sc
cond daughter of MIR. i Crump of NIiddlcbrook
On Thursday the 7,h, by the same, Mr.. ENos Dull,
TO Miss SARAH HASGAE, all Of this county.
On the same day, by the same, Mr.. joins Bowers 10
Nliss JANE nLAANWELL, Of JNnnings' Branch.