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New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-13


DEGTURY BOARDING SCHOOL, HAM
IL DEN, CONNrhe subscriber having been iadueed TO
open Family Boarding school, for boys, prepared 10 TO-
few pupils addition his present number SY,te~
Will be all the branches
Eusli5h education, aud all studies REQUESTS Tor ad-
mission any Colleges The OF the school,
the limited number of pupils aud their peculiar relations as
memhers OF the same family will necessarily efui,e The d
cipme be strict, while 1t is sended that shall DC deS
dedly parental, The location being five mi es from New H-
yen and mules from hs Norh Haven Depot OF ihe t
ford and New Haven lroad pleasant and health
full easy of access and retired. =,
The admission will be 5000 per anDum payable
haf reIy advance and shis will include board washns
menns mel, lights and tuition. Pupils Can Itman during
vacations without extra eh%Ee E1g g!hs! psnenars ar
ply TO the Rector Z. w. EVEREST, Hamden. c.
aEFEREHcE MADE TO
RI Rev Dr. Brownell Rev. DIR. Totem Kew George But
CESS and Geo. Sumner, NJ. D Hartford, c.
Jacob D. Walter aud NJ. Mansfield. tLqrs Hamden, CT.
Rev Or. Ctoswell, Rev. A B. Chaplin and + A. Jewett
NJ. D.. New Haven, CT.
it Ry, Dr. Ea,bu[n and A. B. Ely, Esq, Boston, Mass
Gem f. j. Alaett, PIovdsnce, r.
II. Greeley, J. Winchester, Park Benjamin. and Haynes
Lord tSqrs., New York City.
Rev Dr. Dorr. PhitadelphIa.
IT. Rev. DIR Ives, and Leuis D. Henry, ESD Raleigh. NJ
Carolina.
H. Mallett Esq, Wimington, n, c.
Rev. jarvis b Buxton, c. Maliett. r. W. Wilknss ana
E, J Hae. Esqrs. Fayetteville, NC.
The will commence the first Monday IN May
next fe3 awl3w
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Justice 10 Ireland
IT HAS BEEN N.TER Z NtlN.:ll ,
WITH NOTES
BY Y. ?. WILLIS

TT Has PEyE ~, y y "a ST.,D % -, +. u n
1 itNS DEN Pr- / l. MIN "a! 10 siNe d I>ili
10 a., ga 81 Iie luuds OF the UNITED lkl>h REPEAL
nn ths evening oil the 18TH ci February Al
Washington Hall, Broadway.
The tnmaittee have made upon liberal
scale, and thar nothing shall be wanting their
ift 10 make the Bali all that should be do credit the
great cause.
Tick=ts he had ST OF the Committee The pric- OF
ncset TO admit gentleman AID TWO aiss fixed Two
Dollars.
GENERAL COMMITTEE
John Heydman 81 South s g. Maioney corner OF West
aHo otfciaF sts n. - oS,ne; % "i g James Coy 81
SoutAnat s.; Florence Msoarhy . NrSsau ST; uanisi
s,s utSsHwie hsfirT5y 80 CelamS, 81
w. so D. "s iasIH, patSisy sa 81 tsst'Sh
.sS nrTb h,S,n W;ch. a"SGn & % rnS s. 10
Blia. WcrshI eS 80, cnr,sT Of bIss,r -. ns
eba Gat IS Isnes J,n N,H. 9 Miit"2 8 & 81, M M
IL, NII;r, q-p! psi -. ~ n; III w IL - 80 ~
* ~. -; a.; lnhn K,n w W y I 3, wi,
I G e. y 49,, h, Mn r.. w -. - Va % Snb,s -
noIiy ia Nsrc-r ST, iOSE,PH + CSSSFRiY Sec
r. tEI3- 81 Piats.srrest
EIRST ANNUAL. BALL OF lNDEPENp-
Z FNCE HOSE co. No 3-ln aid Of the Newly lork
Fire Department Fund-will take place Tammauy Hall
Thur sday Evening. Feb Is Tickets bs had AZ the d
ferent Music Stores OF ell the Engineers Of the ~ Y F. D.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-13

To the Whigs of the United States.-
GRAND NATIONAL WING BANNER BADGE
WILLIAM CURLETT JOHN GADE, Of the city Of
Baltimore The former painting under the direction o the
Wing Banner Committee OF this city and the latter attending
10 the remainder OF the getting up of The
''GRAND NATIONAL WHIG BANNER,
10 be presented by The higs OF Baltimore the hgs OF
fist shall have the largest propo!on.s number ol
delegates IL attendance al the
YOUNG MEMS WHIG
NATIONAL CONYENTIQN OF RATIFICATION
70 meet 10 Baltimore THURSDAY the % day OF Mag
next respectfully that they getting ths
h-st style OF eIEravIns, and printed satin,
BADGES,
which will be ce smtties OF te National Uhig Banner,
one Of them will be large and suitable for framing and the
other OF proper coats the National W s
Procession and other pobc occasions of political character
during the year Some of them will te handsomely got u
in coJors Due viii be given Of the when they
viii b. ready delivery The copyright has been secuTed
from CLUBS Associations desI-
onS Of dealing In the Badges addressed the undersigned
will be attsuded u. WILLIAM GURLETT,
JOHN CADE.
RnItimors Fsbruc-u 1874 l2f .,is
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S.I.s ,f Real Estate Mt Auction i. . Feb
''tNANo ON g.

I.asehold No 6 Howard strea;. Two sto,5y r<k
house and oog building IN the rear. Lot bl iiv
feet Ground rent 5 80 ....SI'lV
ID s;oryftane house q Roosevelt street Lst y: by
By HilAlus 4 Roltins
o,s nm 97,h street between 9th and 10th avenues. ,
al $50 /; at S6s5 and al $3.50 each
Lot 10th avenue and I'm street, "a IL o. 's so
lo on 10th avenue between 26i and 2',h s75
y % '-'' BY E. II. Ludto,o s. Co.
or ooth side of 37th street between the 9th and 10th
avenues sold for S13o
/ lois do sold for S3l0 each.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-13

ReMARxARLE CURE OF AcAsA or CoNsuaprIcS AND Lln.
sR RCoapLAISr coMBlNEp-lhe follow in
Wea, Pont Feb ID lSt Dear Sir: Yoars Of the 2ith glt
has ust come hand You VIII recoiiecL that on The Gay
whole very disgreeabie day then Caught so!1nt
COLO which reproduced all the symptoms OF my former az
hcaues Immediately conuenc e,i ,kug your Dr. lay
LoR'S BALSAM OF LIYERW ORt; tne piin ir iets my
veal rereba extending down the spine into the SUP soap
aaiy muscles, the result cabpncle OF very nlsaa.
SnacteI; Your Basan of Lyewort has Operated npoh ms
like charm; have taken the whole OF the medicine Which
!ssslved on yoq and now have pam n my lausS y
aver performs we'll .nd havs doubt. hu; that as IN -y
moie bottles would perform perfect cure" Reade The above
testimony is from phy and clergy na Lac oI%'n-I
letter may BE- otce the Gowery Persons aSsir
o OF purchasing this m=icIre, cautioned aSal1st c9n
t sr,icia of this aIsetsed Us beis io sale ~
ohs The prepared aud sold ony
At The ofgual office Bowery and 2s Maiden lane aud
mas an engraved label with the signature OF Dr. leeds aiXed
each bottle runtere,t prce of large ooteS
~ %; small bottles 81 Zach,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-13
SAILED,
Bris Florida Banoo Belize, Honduras IN tow OF steam
boat OruS.
SAILED,

Ship Henry Thompson Sylvester from Mafseilles' 10
Broom s 60. ~ . c,; O.
kunienann
A British Ship of war om Plymouth, Eng
Also snps aud ) bris;s III the OitnS unRno"n
WInj light from tn southw ardweatheT moderate win
considerable DRIFT ice III tts Rivers and Bays.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-13

NANCY FLO WERS AND HEAD DRESSES.
An assortment Of Coiffufcs Flowers and Head Dresses
Balls and Opera just received and fog COM
mission by II. K. THOMPSON,
~ fvix No. Sc Beaver
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-13

UT At the conclusion of tho lecture on Dan.
lei Oronnel delivered Clinton Hall Saturday
nC 10Th in5t BY the Rev Henry Giles, several gentlemen
waited the reverend lecturer TO TO him. individual
ly the exalted qualification they derived from his lucid and
eloquent address Percerng then, that without
rangenen they had, by assent Offer
tribute Of gtathe emotion the shrine of genius eoquence
and patriotism they determined public manifestation of
their sentiments With this Robert Hogan
mously appointed Chairman and r. B. Conolly Esq sece
tary.
On motion of John T. Wymbs, ESQ., seconded by II. w.
Cerks, Esq, it
Resolved That the chairman be requested address let
Ter TO the Rev Henry Giles expressive OF the high graca-
ton have derived from his interesting lecture aud
that be solicited rei-at the earliest period that will
compor, with his convenience.
Resolved That the gentlemen now present constitute them
committee with power 10 add TO their number 10
make suitable arrangements the Rev Mr. Giies
SENT 10 repeat the lecture 1900
ROBERT HOGAN Chairman
RB CONNOLLY Secretary. il3 IT
IT Isaac Dayton, Attorney and Solicitor No IS
Nassau street, New fora lwls&lwoscods
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-13

prof, j, n. Maffitt viii preach on Ihis
sra F,iday Evenings of this week, II the Methoai'
: Church in corner OF Catherine s Ssttea
commence 4 O'Clock. Seats T rec ~
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-13

BOARD IN BOND-STREEf.- Parior, with
ID Bedroom attached, and o. Two small IoomI with
gss les. le nh Board. H Bond-stree. Il lTnl.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-13

o1c HE IgIBuSE-Persons wishing the New IoiE pa.iy
re. 90 fieune, will leave their at the orni w
% o9Sk ST. Piia be regularly served al her resi-
Weekly ~ -a es''s pei "eeH ioi D"iS' Az ~ " vs.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-13

~ Sons OF Temperanee:-Ihs ,5a nsnRSsTIi RsIi sI5 G5
nion ms evening al half past o'clock, TO Iecse
and return tickets hot sold and pay IN t p'0
ceeds OF tickets disposed o - ". s CosINE, W.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-13

NEW CLAY MINSTREL.

rT= The Clay Minstrel or, National Songster to
Which prefxsd S2etcn of the Life Public Services and
)haacter of Henry Clay BY John Lttel President OF the
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-13

CHADES of all descriptions wholesale aud retai!a
SSIgn, Banner aud Transparent Painter to order.
SIG lfnis BhRTOL & DE- MhUNY.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-13

TAX PAYERS-All who wish 10 avoid the Pc
nalty Of on, per c.nt pay their Taxes the Col
Iectors OF the several Wards before the 18th Az
t aw requires them charge the additional per after
that ds,en order prevent and mistakes notice
hereby given that the Books prepared by the Assessors Of the
several Wards the hands of the Ward COLLECTORS
Are the only authorized collect ths Taxes
due and the only who eroper credit
for the when paid.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-13


oottps CouG4s Arp CoNsuMPTioN &c-it shouIu pe "a
.Mofed T.. cough always evidence tiat some I'M
as lodged the lungs, which, net sieedtE fenioNeu'
80 SO uate those delicate as TO ptoauee
o o The lungs OF disease which We ali uo" - VIC
hsn road 70 Consumption.
Wights Indian Vegetable Pills safe, easy aud certain
cue i9 colds and because they carry Oh oE t
stomach aud bowels those morbid hlmo which deposited
plants.
single Is cent box of said Indian Vegetable Pills gene
rally sacsnt make perfect of me most ohstl-
e cold the time the digestion is improved, and the
ooed so completely purified mat Nw s ana Ylsof VIII ps
siysn 10 the whole frame.
sale at the Principal Ctce 2SS Greenwich
SturIoN-As co,nter.es abroad avoid all stores OF
TSaotu character and be particular In all cases 70 ask oI
"nIight's Indian Vegetable Pills.
OSaces devoted exclusively 70 the sale OF ,he mslcns
Wholesale and retail No 2SS Greenwich street New OK
iadelphia OA' '''NN y
LAND PIRATE.-THE READERS OF THt su suN
may have noticed in its columns article advertised CALLED
rIof Oh Candy WE'LL II has been neani{
now important to The public, who shan ee sod.ese
Sasns imposition. The OF the offender "1 hoS 9T
s'en today; let he law Take then The uomc WIN
Mew who the unarincipled cuprt Though ne calls MN
E seltlemon shall follow MN up untt ihsTs Is i;elns
@ 81 MN 10 disturb the Just popularity OF 1e % M
uisinal Wlds Castor OIL Caney, For ny paLt shoniu
sSnscei him honorable II ne came IKE ihiel III hS
highs and robbed my purse No but h steals ny good
ni Which him nolhug Let the hnssT ol Scofa ps
Road al him, and he walks the street let MN nave tls
Snof OF being called the of citizen
- ne genuine signed H. ~ WILD, ioi Broadway ana soid
Wand D A. H Hill lis Greenwich; Dr. Hart cor Br,,d
II aho Chambers Burrl, 2l0 Chatham ST; AIRS; smith
aon St, Brooklyn. Depot, 45i Broadway, near uraau
BEHRING'S CORDIAL is sold n No.6 Murrays o3i II
o1 The TsIsuNE--Persons wishing the New yolk DAILY
t'i,, n rtfa
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A. J. BLEECKEK Auctionecr.
TO BE SOLD, on TUESDAY, Feb. l3, lS+4,
he MERCHANTS Eychange, a, u O'Clock, by A. J.
BLEECkER Esq. AuctOnser, the TWO story buck House
and Lot No s5 Rooseyestrcet For terms sc apply the
Auctioneer Nos broads,ree TO PETER A. II. JACK
SON Nassau OF o'clock. 03tf
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I.TlNTFn IIMMEDTATELY-SeveraI honest.

YHIANTED-By an individual well acquainted
w with general business, situation as agent or some
manufacturing mercantile house ho would be willing 20
loarhis employer s0GG on good security. Address Geoe-
ar this Office with real and place OF nteTSIrw d'
refsr IlS
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-13

IA7ANTED.-A young man TO learn the Jewel.
w ~ business One who has had some knowlease Oh h
hnsness vii; be preferred Those who cannot bIins ua
doubted estlnonss respecting his morals and
Apply. FREshA-' GSSch.,ham ~
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1844-02-15
TRUSTEES SALE.

IL virtue OF the provisions of two Deeds OF
Trust, executed by Moses Smith to me Zone
dated the 18th January, ls43, and the other the
oth July OF the same year, and Of record in the
Clerks Office of the County Court of ALLEGHENY
County, shall, as Trustee, and by the direction
OF the creditors named in said deed proceed al the
front door OF the Court House of Allegheny county.
on The 18th day of March, 1914, to sell to the
highest bidder, at public auction, for ready mo-
ney, a certain tract parcel of land living and
being in the county Of Allegheny and on and
near 1ackson's river, being the same land which
was allotted to the said Moses Smith, by de-
cree OF the Circuit Superior Court of Law and
Chancery for Allegheny county, in cause there.
In lately depending, in which the said Moses
Smith was plaintiff and Wright Smith and 9th
ers were defendants, and comprising the lands to
which the said Moses Smith was entitled as one
OF the heirs of William Smith, deed, as we'll as
those to which William Smith, Thomas Smith.
Samuel Spar and wife, and James McAlister and
wife were entitled, heirs of the said William
smith, decd, and which they sold to the said
MOSES Smith also the entire interest Of the said
Moses Smith in that portion of the lands of the
SAID William Smith. decd, in possession of. and
held by his widow, as and for her dover. and sit
ualed also In the said county of ALLEGHENY.
The title to the above mentioned lands is bo
lieved to be good. but selling as Trustee merely,
shall only convey the title vested in me by the
deeds aforesaid.
WILLIAM SKEEN, Trustee.
Feb..l5, 1844.--6t
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00NIM-IsSI@Nlslg9S s.AILIso

N pursuance of decree ft!ie Circuit Superior
Court of Law and Chancery for Bath county,
pronounced at the September Term for the year
iS43, in a cause therein depending between Ro-
bert Giyin and others, Plaintiffs, and David
Owns Executors and others, Defendants, the
undersigned, as Commissioner, named for that
purpose in said decree, will proceed on the 18th
day of March 1914, at the Court House of Bath
county, to sell at public auction to the highest
bidder, the several Tracts of Land in the said
county OF Bath, of which Otho Wade, Sen'r.
died seized and which by his last will and Tesla
ment he devised to his sons, Leonard, Abraham,
and James Wade, or so much of said lands as
shall be necessary 10 answer the purpose Of the
said decree. more particular description of
said lands may be seen by reference. to the las,
W'i' and Testament Of the said Ohio Wade,
decd.
Terms Of Sale-One third Of the purchase mon.
ey in cash, and the residue thereof in canal in
stalments at the expiration of six and twelve
months from The day of sale.
A. STEPHENSON, Com'r.
Eebruarv I lS1d-6t
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RICHMOND MARKET.

Fiour-Country, 81 so a 623; City Mills
Wheat-6O to 100 Cts, according to quality.
ORDER &c.
Corn--45 cents
Meal-55 a 60 cents.
Oats-25 80 cents, from vessels and Depot.
Piaster-Lump, 50 s75 at wharf; on Basin
Lime--Sl 1911.
Sait-sl GA by the. cargo; in store, 20 a
hon-Tredegar, 500; Swedes, 81 so; Coun-
try, 10; Pig, 25 %.
Nails a al cents.
Flsh-Heuings, new cut, 81 % 4 so, for No.
1. Shsd--S6 so.
Butter-firkin, IL ii cents fresh roll, Ia a
l6 cents.
Sugar-New Orleans, 81 a 8; Porto Rico, 7 50
IS st. Croix, rs a 9.
Coffee-Laguira, So 8 cents Rio, 7 cts.
Tea-60 a 100 cents.
=, MoIasses-New Orleans, 80 a SO cents; Porto
Rico, 30 SO cts.
Bacon-Baltimore, SO 81 city cured, s IS a
s, dull.
Bccf-s3 90 4 30. Mutton-2 5os 40.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1844-02-15
ASSIGNlsla9S SAMlao

WILL be sold at public auction, al Staunton.
IN the county of Augusta, Virginia, in from.
OF me Courthouse of said county, al III O'Clock,
a; NJ. on Monday the 18th day of March next, the
following property surrendered by jeremiah Full.
,er' In the inventory attached to his petition in
bankruptcy One hundred and sixty acres Of land
In the Stale of Illinois, the deed for which FROM
Michael Forbes and wife to said Fuller, is of re-
cord in Pike county. Illinois, and is Of date Sd
September, 1921. The land as above described :,
rs taken from the petition Of said Fuller.
Inc above property will be sold on the follow /,
ing, terms, viz: On credit of six. twelve and
eighteen months, except so much as may be ne.
cesSary TO defray the expenses of the sale, which
VIII be required in cash, and lien to be retained
upon the land until all the purchase money is
Such title to the above property will be made
me purchaser as is vested in me by the decree in
bankruptcy, made on the 2Sth day Of February;
1873 In tile District Court of the United States
hoiden at Stanton, on the petition Of said Fuller
JAMES POINTS, Assignee.
February s, 1913
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o b I r VA Y.

departed th's lite on Tuesday morning last, at his re
sdence near this place, ANDREW ALExHNpER. ESQ. on,
OF our oldest and most respectable citizens In ali tho
reatons oil life he was kind, gentle afcctionatc and
as large share Of public resp. CT and conf
oence as any amongstus. As father brother husband
sha ms duties were faithfully and promptly
conduct through life that we doubt whether he has In
an enemy behind him. $40 "
FOR several years he represented the County in the
Iouse OF Deiegacs and gave general satisfaction
ms legislative career was marked by sound Judgment
ana an unalterns devotion the interests of his
the capacity OF County Surveyor. "
remains were attended to their resting place in the
Presbyterian buryng ground by train of rela
uohs ana friends with whom we symyathize deeply on
account oil the affecting bercavment which they are called
upon TO sustain-L Lexington Star Feb g ' w '@"
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1844-02-15
PROPOSALS..
FOR PUBLISHING IN THE TOWN OF STANTON, A
DEMOCRATIC NEWSPAPER TO BE CALLED
TIE AUGUSTA DEMOCRAT

nr" us. DC admitted that the present age the age
p'o.emeht neither can il be denied that this is tn,
'e"'PaPr era and moreover all must agree that Sci
ence' Literature, and general diffusion of knowia,
cannon DC gained or maintained without an able and wei
not only our knowledge but our liberties are sny,a
the keystone which binds the arch of our Rfo,,bc
,; upon us proper support, depends freedom And
Sill iurther our Political interests demand nrona
representation and this representation must NOT ne
SIDED All Questions should be viewed upon both side
before they can be determined upon with corren,m
and with this view the undersigned propose 10 nubih
democratic paper in Augusta, well knowing that one
should be represented ~ ~
In proposing TO undertake the management of Public
80 M they deem it proper to make brief exposition
wncn 'hey VIII support This they most checrIuIv do
snuch as the long tried principles which they
% rons witnstood the scrutiny of friends foes
nc utmost efforts shall be used to aid in pcrpctuatnc
uPoutea, the glorious institutions of our Goycrnmcni
Dc ing .hat the measures now advocated and propo-
sea 10 DC carried ont by the great Democratic partv
insure this end they will all their efforts to s.cn
inc success oil those principles.
hie they thus declare themselves uncquivocaly the
nm supporters OF the principles Of the Democrats mar
y yet their zeal shall never lead them 10 the adon,;nn
o any means which arc not in accordance with the strict
IS. sense OF honor Their weapons shall consist of aEA
son and FACTS and ii position cannot be mant;nna
by these, then will they abandon it.
,an very concise IN enumerating the principles they
sha advocate would be useless suffice il TO saw that
they believe the doctrines of Jefferson Madison Lack
son. ana van Buren,, to be the ones and these
shaii receive their Jealous support.
"A proper portion Of the Democrat shall be d,yo,d En-
an suO]ccts which interest the public The doings M
the New and Old World will be made known thTo,sh
its columns. ~ '"'o"s"
ne undersigned assure all who favor the project that
nonng 10 wound the sensbtics of any one shall
IN 'he columns oil the Democrat Ii shall never be made
'he organ OF personal abuse. Those who NAV dia;.r
with them on any subject shall receive at their hands
the courtesy due gentlemen '
The publication of the Democrat will be commenced
oy the LIST OF May, should sufficient encouragement bc
given. ~
lERMs-Ihc Augusta Democrat will be published
weekly on sheet of Super Royal size at S 90 per an
mum, payable IN advance, ST. the expiration o.
SIX months ii. T. WARTMANN,
J.AUG. CREYER
Staunt0p. Eel -''
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1844-02-15


RI virtue of decree Of the Circuit Superior
Court of Law and Chancery for Augusts
county, in the suit Of John Cochran, against John
Paris. Hannah Paris, David Fultz, &C. at tbs
Nov. Term, ls43, shall proceed on Saturday the
End oil March 1874, in front Of the Court House
OF Augusta comfy to sell to the highest bidder, at
public auction, the said John Parris's interest in
81 Acres of land which descended to the wife of
said Paris, as one OF The heirs of Robert Hendcr-
son decd, subject to the Dover Interest of Han
nan Henderson, widow of said Robert Hendsrl
son, being the ii!s Estate Of said John Paris
therein; Also, The following personal property /;
Sorrel Mare, Black Horse, Dun Mare, 2
Barsheer ploughs, Wheat Screen, Bed, Bed
stead and Furniture, lot of Cupboard Furniture,
Cups, Saucers, Plates, Dishes, Knives, Forks,
&c. Brass Candlesticks and Shutters, 9 se,ts
Andirons, Spotted Cow, and all the other
Household and Kitchen Furniture OF said John
Paris.
Terms OF Sale-A credit Of nine months on all
sums Of five dollars and upwards, bonds with good
security 10 be given by the purchasers. All sums
under five dollars to be paid in cash.
MOSES ii. McCUE, Com'r.
February |, 1914.
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CLAY the ilustrious statesman Of the West, to the
Presidency This support will be founded upon base
spirit Of worship, but upon enlightened considcra
tons Of public policy His support will be given not 10
the MAN. but TO the rRiNciPLEs Of which he is the
able and faithful representative but the undersigned
will always be ready yield TO him the tribute of graf
allied virtue, dsintcrcsted patriotism and usrious pub
lie services.
TERMs-To subscribers who pay in adv ancc, the
"Nationa Protector" will be sent at Two Dollars per
annum For all subscriptions not paid within six months,
the additional sum Of fifty cents will be charged.
The first number will be issued as the ncccssa-
ry arrangements with regard the printing apparatus
can be completed. CHARLES w. CLARK
Harrisonburg, January %, 1874.
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SNffS1Oie Feat Property
FOR 6 ALE

EHE undersigned, Executors of Robert Will
hanson decd, DESTROYS to make a final set
uement OF his estate, will offer for sale on Thurs
Gay the IN day OF March next, opposite the door
OF me post Office, In Stanton The Stone House and
lot OH Augusta Street, now in the occnpancv of
John u. W ats, Esq.-A garden lot on the South
side OF the Creek near the Jail. The House and
Lot In Newtown, now in the occupancy of MIR.
Robert Is. Sinclair, and one other House and Lot.
together with some unimproyed lots, situated at
the West end of the said town. The terms will
be made known on the day of sale.
ADDISON WADDEtL,
SAMUEL CLARKE, En- fS'
Stanton. Feb. g. 1914