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For sale by
G. l.. THOMPSON, Otdw0.
G. II. WooDRuFr, Jolid.
Doct. S. G.. SMITH. Peru.
Moan WIswALL, Princeton.
j. STEVENS g. Son, mdidntOUn.
THOMAS GALLhnEn, Henry.
A. PELTIER, Drtsdon.
AMBROSE 0'CoNNER, MarSeiHts.
Aug, s, 1915. s-y
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saddle, Trunk. & Harness
MAN FACT DRY.

HNHE subscriber would
IL take this method Of
returning thanks for
the liberal pa,ronag hereto
fore extended to him, and
inform bis friends aud Il e
public generally that lie
continues manufacturing
and is constantly keeping on
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lrnnIrrOn! Iron.
PERU. AUGUST %, 1915.

|TIU PENU, NUUUOI %, IofJ' jan
20 A CHOICE stock of Liquors, con-
IN sis,iug ofpure Cog. Brandy, Cheap
Brandy, ST. Croix Rum, Holland and
Country Gin, for sale very low. TO close
consignment. ISAAC d. HARMON.
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SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
EUST received and for sale low for cash or
% produce, n good assortment of Summer
Goods, such as
kentucky Jeans Tweeds,
York Denims, Plalds,
Blue Drillings, &c. Fancy Prints,
Nous de Lanes, Kid Gloves,
French & Pr'td Lawn, Fancy Hdks.
Picnic gloves & mi's, llalianCIavals
Silk & cotton Hdkls. Edgings.
Black g. White Lace, lnserlings,
Green Barage, &c. &c.
ALSO, a good assortment of
Groceries, Hard~are. Crochcry, and
Boots e. Shoes.
May 80. 1915. CusnMAN & GRipLEY.
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Fresh Drugs l. Medicines.

a NUST received and for sale by
,oc----%,T 81 G. l.. THOMPSON. one
81 80 door east OF the Nansi on II use.
~ fuIland well selected assortment
Of
Drugs, Medicmcs, Paints,
S-l..1.-s Oils, Dye-SfuD5, Glass,
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BEWARE or COUNTERFEIYSJ

DE WHFE Of tOtNIERFEIIS!
No one has the genuine "Hehrew Plaster" ard
persian Pills for sale except those who nre
supplied by y hartcr and Co, Of Charlottesville,
la; who are our only authorized agents for the
same in the west; and as it is known that GER
tain BgNJAMIN pnELrs, Of ~ Louis, Mo, is dis
tributIng articles purpor,ng TO be the above me.
dicines, and which are evidently spurious, There
fore, the public are cautioned no, to purchase ex.
cept from those who are supplied by d Hartes
and Co--BrwATE OF CouNrrnrurs!
II HALSTED,.
r. TAYLOR
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Fashionable Tailoring.

Ottawa. June IL, 1915.
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GREEN'S MILES.

i,awa, Oct. 81, 1915.
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10! o! O! NY Ian.ee, nncl.!,

Read siOrib Pause foqueRtiy,tkink Sc
riOusiy, and lien ACT deci4efiy. n
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1845-03-27

A MEETING Of the Trustees Of Marshall
n Academy, will be held in Staunton on the
first day Of May next. This being the day fixed
upon by the charter for the annual meeting of the
Board. it's earnestly hoped that majority Of the
members will be in attendance.
JAMES A. LElTCH, N. c. KINNEY,
JOEL MCPHERSON. A II. II. STUART,
JOHN s. GALLAHER, CHAS. II. LEWIS
The following gentlemen compose the board :
John Il. Purdie, Hugh Patton, VIM. A. Pa,teson,
VIM. Mitchell, in John Dove, N. g. Kinney,
Charles II. Lewis, A. II. II. Stuart, James
Points, Thomas J. Niche, John S. Gallaher,
Joel MCPHERSON, X. G.. Scott. James b. Green,
Oscar M. Crutchfeld, Jas. II. Piper, Morgan
Nelson, Edward Colston, w. G.. Singleton, A.
X. Givens, q. X. Harris, kenton Harper, VIM
Kinney, WIN. Frazier, John b. Baldwin, George
M. Cochran, ID. w. Patieson, John G. Fulton,
and James A. L-itch.
March 81, lS45.
DE Wing and Enquirer, copy once week
for three weeks and forward accounts to this Office
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VIRGlNIA.--At Rules held in the Clerk
Office of the Circuit Superior Court OF Law
and Chancery for Augusta County, March the
LIST, 1876
Nathaniel Massie, William Withrow, Jr. and
Henry b. Jones, late merchants under the style
and firm of William Withrow, Jr. & Co., and
John Conner, Plaintiffs,
AGAINST
overton Gibson, Solomon Gibson, John Brooks,
James Bell, and others, Defendants.
IN CHANCERY.
The defendants Richard Gibson, Thomas Glib
son, Johnson Gibson, and William Gibson not
having entered their appearance and given securi-
w. according to the act of Assembly and the Rules
of this Court, and it appearing by satisfactory evi.
dence that they are not inhabitants Of this Com
monweaith Ii is ordered, that the said Defendants
DO appear here on the LIST day of the next term list
day OF June, l845.) and answer the bill of The
plaintiffs, and that copy of this order be forth
with inserted in some newspaper printed in Staun-
Ton, for two months successfully, and posted at
The front door Of the Courthouse.
copy--Teste,
A. NICHo. c. KINNEY, C. c.
March 81, 1916.
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RECEIVING & FORWARDING,
AND
GROCERY BUSINESS.

HEundersigned would respectfully inform the
Farmers and Merchants of Augusta and else
where, that he has commenced the above business
in Scot,sville. His object will be to keep con-
stantly on hand, general assortment Of Groce-
ries, which it is his intention to sell at small adj
vances. for cash, or exchange for Flour or other
produce. In the general it will be his object to
sell as much as possible for cash barter, but at
the same time it will not bo his intention to con-
fine himself exclusively to that mode of doing
business.
To the receiving and forwarding Merchandise
and Produce, consigners may be assured that
the greatest diligence will. be paid: This portion
OF his business. he proposes doing on the usual
terms. AS his acquaintance with the wagoners
is extensive, he will be able to get all kinds of
Merchandise hauled on the most favorable terms.
He would be pleased to transact the business of
all who would favor him with it, but especially
would he solicit the patronage of all who had
formerly given their business to the old concern
Of Blair e. Brothers, of which he was member.
M. BLAIR.
Scottsyille March 90 lS45-4t
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TO CONTRACTORS.

THE President and Visitors of the VIRGINIA
institutions Tor the Education of the Deaf and
Dumb and of the Blind. having been compelled
to change their plan and specifications of the build
lngs. and to alter the time of payments, in con-
sequence OF difference of opinion between the
BOARD OF visitors and Auditor of Public accounts.
IN regard 10 tie construction of the Law making
the appropriation for the completion Of the bnild,
angs. and having declined ra,fying the proposition
heretofore made and conditonaly accepted by the
Executive Committee, will again receive propo-
sa's until IL o'clock, on Tuesday the 9Th day of
May next, for the entire completion of the said
1nsutution. The plan, specifications, time allow
ed to complete the contract and payments. NAV
be seen on application to Mr.. John F. Smith. the
Architect, who resides in the Institution.
ALEX'R. II. III. STUART,)
NICHOLAS G.. KINNEY, Executive
FRANCIS T. STRIBLING, Committee
JAMES POINTS,
StauDton, March 81. IS15
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gLANN BOOKS.

MASH & WOODHOUSE have on hand prob
ably The largest stock of Blank Books evei
kept in any one establishment in The Stale, and e.
quail perhaps greater, than is usually met with al
ready made, at the largest manufactures at the
North.
We have medium, demi and cap Day Books.
Ledgers and journals, made OF the most superior
blue laid, blue wove and white linen paper
bound and finished in the most durable and work
manIike manner.
Also, others warranted good of cheaper de-
scriprion.
Besides, full and half bound Cap Ledeers, Day
Books, Journals. Cash Books, Sales Books, In.
voice Books. Bill Books, Receipt Books, BanI,
Books, Pass Books, Memorandum of every size
Check Books, (the most beautiful ever seen.
Books of Drafts, Pfomissory Notes, Indexes, Lei,
ter Books, Records, &c. &c.
BLANK BOOKS made, ruled and bound, To
any pattern, at short notice, and in the very 5est
manner.
Richmond, November Ii.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1845-03-27

TnuRLow Wrrp. who is now at Santa Croix
In one Of his letters to the Albany Evening Jour.
nal, gives this account of a remarkable pheno.
menon,
my attention was called the other day by
Doctor stephens, to phenomenon, which reveals
In striking manner, the wisdom and benefcence
OF hin 70 whom we are indebted for oil our
ooun'ies and blessings. At sunrise the atmos.
Pheie: as Tar up as the eye reaches, over the Is
rama, Is transparen,ly clear. Between seven and
eignt, when the sun begins to assert its supre-
macy, email specks of snow.whte clouds appear
which gradually enlarge, and finally, towards
meridian, have run into each other and taken a
torn which is described by the Island, present.
>lng Canopy-or if it be not irrevereni to saw
so-an Awning, which protects the soil and those
who dwell upon it, from the burning rays of the
sun during the hours Of its greatest power. Blu,
for this bsne6cent intervention of the elements be-
tween the Earth and the Sun, its intense heat
would prove alike fatal to vegetable. animal and
human existence. Nor is this, in the opinion OF
DR.. s., the only benefit derived from the cloud
that canopies the Island. He insists that most
OF our rain. instead OF being drawn from the O.
cean. is taken up from the moisture upon the
Island, condensed and returned to us in gentle
showers.
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A MAN KILLED by AN ELEpuANr

gentleman who came down the river yesier.
day, informs us that one of the elephants belong
ing to Hopkins g. Co.'s Managere, which was
lately in this city, killed one of the keepers on
Saturday, near Baton Rouge, where they have
been exhibiting. 1t seems that the Menagere
was on its way to Bayou Sara, and that one of
the keepers, who was on horseback, was goading
the elephant, which so exasperated the animal
that il Knocked the keeper of his horse, lifted
him from the ground with its trunk, and tossed
him IN the air, and then caught him as he de-
scended on its tusks, killing him Instantly. AZ.
ter doing this, the enraged animal seized one of
sthe camcls, which it beat, tossed about, tramped
upon and gored, until it was dead, at the same
time making off through the woods, bearing the
camel along, and occasionally throwing il down
and trampling on il. Our informant says tina, all
attempts TO capture the infatuated elephant being
Intellectual. much alarm was created, and the mi.
litary at Baton Rouge were ordered out and wen,
IN pursuit; they soon overlook the enormous
beast, which they fired at and wounded pretty Sc
verely in two places. BY which they were finally
enabled to secure it, which they did by claiming
1t to some trees in the woods, where it remained
at last accounts.--N o. Iropic, March 10.
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VlRGINlA .--At Rules held in the Clerk s
Office of the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chancery for Augusta County, March the
9Th, 1876
James Thornton, Plaintiff
AGAINST
Edmond Hovey, Abram II. Cowel, John Coch-
ran, surviving executor Of Henry King, decd.
grand children of the said Henry
King, decd. and James A. Cochran,
Defendants
IN CHANCERY.
The defendants Edmond Hovey, Abram r.
Cowel, and grand children of Hen
ry King, decd. not having entered their appear
ance and given security, according to the act of
Assembly and the Rules of this Court, and il
appearing by satisfactory evidence that they are
not inhabitants of This commonwealth: 1t is or
dered, that the said defendant do appear here on
the LIST day Of the next term Usi day of June
next,) and answer the bill of the plaintiff. and
that copy OF this order he forthwith inserted in
some newspaper printed in Staunton, for two
months successfully, and posted at the front door
of the Courthouse.
copy-Teste,
NICH's. c. KINNEY, C. C.
March 90, l845.
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TRUSTEES SALE.
ut the House of Jacob Hemp in augusta Count,
anIii lOh. ISd5

at tile House of Jacob Hemp in AUGUSTA County,
.apH ION, i945.
RY virtue Of two deeds Of trust executed to
me, one by Jacob Hemp and David Hemp,
dated Juy oath. 1914, and the other by Jacob
Hemp, dated August 10Th, 1914, both of record
In the County Court Office of Augusta, shall at
the time and place above mentioned sell the fol-
lowing property, Will road Wagon complete,
bay Stallion seven years old, 2 sorrel Horses,
2 sorrel Mares. l Colt one year old, pair OF
Gear complete, set Of Bells, mlch Cows and
increase, l yearlng Calf. Ia Hogs and increase.
Mccormick Pioughs. Shovel PIoughs Bar
share Plough, Harrow, Beds, Bedsteads and
Furniture, Bureau, Safe, 2 Tables, Candle
stand, | Yankee Clock, Loom and Tackle. 9
Chairs, with all the Household and Kitchen Fur
niture. Terms of sale cash.
DAVID B. HOGSHEAD, Trustee.
March 20, 1915.
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NIRGINIA.--At Rules held in the Clerks
Office Of the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chancery for Augusta County, March the
9th, 1876
Thomas w. McCue, Plaintiff
AGAINST
Overton Gibson, Solomon Gibson, John Brooks.
James Bell, Alexander Fl. II. Stuart, and O.
Tiers, Defendants
IN CHANCERY.
The defendants Richard Gibson, Johnson Glib
son, William Gibson, and Thomas Gibson, not
having entered their appearance and given secu-
nty, according to the act of Assembly and The
Rules of this Court, and it appearing by salts
factory evidence that they are not inhabitants OF
this commonwealth 1t is ordered that tho said
defendants do appear here, on the LIST day Of the
next term (June list, i945,) and answer the bill
Of the plaintiff, and that copy of this order be
forthwith inserted in some newspaper printed in
Staunton, for two months successfully, and post
ed at the front door Of the Courthouse.
copy--Teste,
NICH'S. G. KINNEY, c. c.
March 90, 1916.
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NOTICE.

HAVING bought the Messrs. Montgomery's
\ stock Of Goods, and being about TO receive
new and large additional supply from Rich
mond and the Eastern cities, we hope to have a
stock of goods, (includihg Groceries of every de-
scriPtion,) worth The attention Of all who trade
at this market.
We are most grateful for the very liberal pa
tronage extended to us hitherto, and trust to meri,
its continuance by close and strict attention l.
business and unceasing effort to give satisfaction,
We continue at the old stand.
HOGG, WHITMORE g. co.
Scottsville, March 90, 1915.
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FINE ESTATE FOR SALE,
NEAR STAUNTON. VA


IN Thursday the 9th day or NAV next. at is
~ o'clock NJ. will sell at public auction. on
the premises, the Farm on which have until re-
Gently resided, called "Sapiing Hill" II is one
mile from the town Of Staunton, contains about
SeCess Hundred .9cres,
about one ha;' o: which is cleared and we'll wa
tered, and the balance well tmbered. OF the
cleared land about 40 Acres arc Meadow of first
quality. The buildings are numerous, and mos,
Of them OF superior order /; the Dwelling is a
large, convenient and elegantly finished
1ts{M BRICK BUILDING,
nl@ with eight rooms fine cellars, BRICK
KITCHEN, a CROPPING MILL, LARGE
BARN, win well constructed four-horse
Thrsshing Machine attached to il, STABLES,
CARaiAEE HOUSE and every other building
necessary Tor the comfort and convenience Of
large family. There is also good Rain Water
Cistern in the yard, and never failing Spring
Pip.d to the door In iron pipes. There are proba-
bly, but lew estates In the upper country so desir-
able. An opportunity is here afforded for safe
and profitable investment and for the location of
family, in the midst of good society, convenient
10 Churches and Schools, both male and female.
mate remarkable for its saIubrity.
TERMS-One-fourth of the purchase money
to be paid in cash on the day Of sale, and the BAL
ance in four annual instalmenis from the dav of
sale. Deed Of Trust will be required on the
property to secure the deferred payments. Pos
session given on the !st day Of January, 1886,
with liberty to the purchaser to seed in the fall
will also sell at private sale, on application,
neat FAMILY CARRIAGE with two Black
Ponies about eight years old A credit of twelve
months will be given if required.
JOHN MCDOWELL.
February l3, IS45.-tds
N. d. If the above land is nor sold in one trac,
as advertised. it will on the same day, be offered
in separate parcels. All South Of the Stage road
to Grrenville, including the improvements, will
be offered in tract, and that North OF the road
will be divided into convenient lots. A plat of
the division will be exhibited on the day of sale
j. MCDOWELL.
EY The Richmond Wing and Winchester
Republican, will insert the above once week
until day Of sale and forward bills to this office.
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SHILLING @Lsy Az 0@szE 8

his entire Stock of Goods. Groceries and
Domesics excepted.) Persons in need of goods,
before purchasing elsewhere, will do well to ex-
anime the stock, which consists in Groceries,
Dye Stufs and Medicines, Hardware and Guile
ry, Qupensware, Fur Hats. coarse and fine Shoes
and Boots. Ladies' fine Kid Slippers, Medium
do, Broad Cloths, Satine.ts. Jeans, Vestinps.
Ribbons, Barred and Swiss Muslins, Jaconet.
Calicoes, English Straw Bonnpts, Domestic Cot
tons, and variety Of fancy articles. together with
nearly every article usually kept in Retail Stores
JACOB kElSER.
HERMITAGE, Va, March 90. IS15-3t
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VIRGINIA.-At Rules held in the Clerks
Ofico OF the Circuit Superior Court Of Law
ana Chancery for Augusta County, March the Sd,
Fanny Bell. plain,;a
Against
Daoney Cosby, Samuel Clarke. and Henry
"cSiung' Defendants,
in CHANCERY.
The defendant Dabney Cosby not having en-.
tered his appearance and given security, accord
ing to the act Of Assembly and the Rules of Ills
Court, and II appearing by satisfactory evidence
that he is not an inhabitant Of this Common
wealth: 1t is ordered, that the said Defendant do
appear here, on the LIST day of the term (June
LIST. lS45,) and answer the bill Of The plaintiff.
and that copy of this order be forthwith insert
ed In some newspaper printed in Staunton, for
two months successfully, and posted a, the front
door Of the Court-house.
A copy-Teste,
:. NlCE'S. c. KINNEY, c. C.
March 81, lS45.
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held at Churchve, the 25th instant was re solved
that the said Society appoint five delegates every 100
members to attend Convention of the County Union
temperance Society to be held at Mt Sidney on Sat
Irday the 29,h inst According the above ratio the
nSrchvle Temperance Society appointed 90 delegates
noting the great and good cause of Tcmperance.
was further resolved that the Augusta Democrat and
stanton Spectator be requested TO publish the above
proceedings.
On motion the meeting adjourned to meet again this
day four weeks, when several Temperance addresses
may be expected VIM j. WELDON. Sec,v
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1845-03-27
BEAUTIFUL EXTRACT.

Oh IN our stcrner manhood, when no raw
or earlier sunshine glmmcrs OH our way
When grit with sin, and sorrow, and the toll
" cares, which tear the bosom that they soil
Oh ! if ;herc be in retrospcction's chain
One link that knits us with young dreams again,
One thought so sweet, we scarcely dare to muse
On all me aoarded rapturcs it reviews,
Which seems each instant, in its backw ard range,
The heart to soften, and its ties TO change,
And every spring, untouched for years to move
1t is-THE MEMORY OF A MoTHEp's LOVE-
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RICHMOND MARKET.
ouR--Sales at @l i2A a ca 26.

FLouR--Sales at "a i22 % 25.
WHEAr--Good red Wheat 80 a 97--stricii
prime white 100 cts. per bushel.
\ CoRN-3S 40 cts. per bushei.
\ PRoSisioNs-BAcoN: Smithfieid and city GU
cd, hog round, ~ cts; stock lig:... Baiiin'orr
J Western hog round 50 81 cts.; sides 63 Is
shoulders So 81; joes l-S AZ etc., s'o'
| light.
| LARD: sm,hfeld 8 cts; Baltimore No. /. Z 7
a cts.
Bvrrsn-Moun,an, wholesale, for comm. i,
from 10 to IA cts. per ID. and scarce. Fresh Bu'-
ter from Is to go cts.
CArrLE-For Cattle from the scales, gross
weight, 80 so a q u.s.; a 50, nett. according to
nett cents, according to quality.
CoFFEg-Rio ia cents; ST. Domingo 81 5a1
Laaguyra II; Java 8 100.
IEAs-.imperial and Ganpowder IS cts. 81
rs per lb.; Black IS 60 cts.
SuoAKs-New Orleans Sugars al cts. for
common TO prime Porto Rico 50 a ~ ST. Croix
7aa9.
FL.xsEED-sI co. No demand.
CLovERsErD-$4. Dull.
BhEswAX-27c cts.
OiL-Winter sperm % cts; whale "A centsj
bleached do SIS; Linseed rs SOC.
CoTroN-54 st cts. per To-.
MoLAssEs-Cuba 25 cts; New Orleans las,
sales from stores at % cts. in bills.
CorToN YARNs-Rchmond and Manchester
lFactory Prces) Nos. to ls, 10 cts; Nos. IL 10
90. 10 cts.
CANDLEs-Tallow 8 lO1; sperm 80 80;
Huils Patent I24 l3 cts. per ID.
FEATHERs--29 80 cts. per ID. for live geese.
FisH-Herrings: No No. cut in first hans.
Some No. and gross Fish are ON sale and may
be quoted at 1874 for former and So 973 % for
latter. Shad: S6a-price nominal, no sales.
Stock in first hands very small.
GIN-American 80 cts; Holland 81 Is a 81
per gallon
HiDEs-Green to cts. per ID, Spanish ia
a ii cts.
IaoN-Pig, S27 10 80; Swedes 1874 per ton,
English S75; Tredegar (Richmond mandatory
$50 90; Up County Bar $75 80.
PLAsren-From tho wharf 81 25; Basin Bank
IS. None arriving. Tierces Of 500 lbs. ground
$I,9O.
SALT-From the wharf 81 So; from store 621.
Stock on hand moderate.
Farmers Bank Stock = : IS
Virginia Bank do IS
Exchange Bank do 100
James River and kanawha Bonds 995aloo
Six Per Cent State Stock IO4 alO5
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1845-03-27
S IN @ L Il II .

On the night of the oath of February. from the
W horse OF the subscriber, while hitch.d in the
vacant lot in the rear of Mr.. McCoy's shop, a
Spanish Saddle. Of black leather, with quilted
seat and very heavy stiIups. The Saddle had
open In use about year, and was in good condi
non' except that one OF the saddle cloths had been
chewed IN the corner by cattle. a liberal reward
Will be given for the saddle, and the discovery OF
the thief. VIM. NJ KERAN
March 27, IS45-3t