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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-04-24

OF LATEST FROM VERA CRrz.-The town
of Alvarado was captured on the 4th, by the ma
val expedition sen, against il, without an action.
Colonel Earney, with the Second Drsgoo"s,
and detachment from Gen. Twiggs' division,
had taken possession OF Antigua, capturing one
Mexican officer and eight lancers. s,. ,...
The army was to move on the 7th 10 the d.
rection of Jaspa, BY divisions; that Of Geoeral
Twiggs leading the advance, followed BY Gene.
raj Patterson with tho volunteers, and General
Worth with the first division OF regulars bring
ing up the rear. rd .rs f-e
Flaco,slspan and Cosamonospan, two fine
ports, above Alvarsdo, are reported TO have been
taken by our forces, without resistance.
Commodore Perry was about starting, with
oil his vessels, with the intention Of capturing
every city, town and por, on the entire Mexi.
con coast.
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Democratic Nominations.
FOR GOVERNOR,
FIR 4 NCIS II. SIIU N X,
FOR CANAL COMMISSIONER,
MORRIS LONGS r 7 II,
OF Montgomery County.

u RrLIGlors NoTicE The Right Rev BIZ
shop Potter will hold service in ST. Mathew s
Church, in this place on Tuesday morning next,
the 27th, at half past ten o'clock, and in North.
CUMBERLAND at 4 o'clock, P NJ. There will also
be service in the same church, Monday evening,
at seven O'clock -.
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Tux MISSISSIPPI RESIhENT.- The galan-
try OF the Mississippi Regiment OF VOLUNTEER rs,
st Buena Vista. is the theme OF universal praise
among the officers of the army. The Picayune
states on good su,hority that Gen. Taylor, in
giving an account osthe battle TO Lieut. Col.
Randolph. OF the Virgins Regiment. ssid that
ri there had been only regulars 10 the ba,,le OF
Buena Vista he would probably have lost the
day, as the Mississippi regiment was whipped
three times without knowing it; that when
borne down by oveT~hslming ,numbers ,hey
fought on jusi as If nothing Uncommon had hap
Pencd TO them, aud BY dint Of endurance and .
wonderful slscrhy in ripping up the next man
10 ,hsm, they retrieved the fortunes of the
heid.". Asreported by oil, the Mississippisns
under Cot. Davis, on that day Of terror ioogii,
with a vsicr and intrepidi,y Unparalleled is
modern warfare. 'a'''
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-04-24

C. On our first page will be found an inte.
sting sketch of the life Of Gen Taylor.
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o. The actual numbs. Of the American forces
engaged at the battle of Buena Vista, aecordisg
to General Tsylor's dispatches was 4,s77
Santa Annals was, according 10 his own account,
about 90 600 Nr
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-04-24

CD SANTA ANNA says that himself and his IS
generals were unanimous in advising retreat
after the battle OF Buena Vista; yet, in his Off
ry. Another such victory would use him up,
entirely, If the Mexicans can't thrash us, they
most certainly can beat US in lying aud boasting
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-04-24

=: n. PaLInER, Esq., es NE Esrai Es-
tate asd (Sai Ohee. Garner OF Sd and Chrsnnf
Streets, Philadelphia. at hts HfFc. . NJ IL"
.Nsissa" S'reef. .NsW HSrk. q. H. Cornsr Bal.
hmors AVID CHfcsrf sfs., Raitfns0rS, Gwd. .NS l6
STATE Sfrsct, Bos'0s, IL H'fhOrfsed Ia act as
.sSens, ard receipt for alt mS"ies i"e this
office. for smbscrt,'fton or odcerftsins.
f.. w. CARR. corner of Third and Dock
Streets. Sun buildings. opposite Merchants
ErchanPe. philadelphia, is also anihorisedto
act as our Agent. H
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-04-24

Uy- The letters Of "John of York." the cor.
respondent OF the Philadelphia North American,
written by our yourg friend VIM, c. Tobey, now
in the Army at Vera Cruz, contains the most
graphic and interesting accounts that were re-
ceiysd from the army We met him at Ph,'a
d-lphia last fall, fsw days before he left for
Mexico He maintains his good bumour under
all eireumstsnces, and always looks npon the
sunny side Of life
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or We shall make arrangements 10 send our
in as many places as we can do SO with safety.
10 We are indebted TO the Hon. James Pol.
lock, for a copy Of the report Of the Commission,
er Of Patents 1t is rather a meager document,
as conpared with the reports Of the last few
years. having been shorn OF all the miscellaneous
matter which gave. the late reports SO much IN
tereSt
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o. The Goyerement has made another offer
Of peace. Generals Scott AID Tsyl0s have been
ordered 20 alalSa ios Mexico,
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w FhE AMERICAN EAGLE, prih'eu at 'e's
Cruz, says that some men belonging to the New
York and LIST Pennsylvania Regiment, and four
sailors, went into the country about 6 miles, OF
Sunday the 2sth ut., and were attacked by ran.
cheros and most of them killed. Rev. W II T.
Barnes, who a year or two since published
Temperance paper at Milton, and Robert Jeffries
and C. W. Miller, of Philadelphia, were among
the number killed. Mr.. Barnes a few month since
was advertised as deserter. He seems, however,
to have been at his post at Vera Cruz.
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TRUST SALE.

n order to carry out in part, the purposes Of a
~ conveyance executed TO the undersigned by Da-
vld Kerr, dated the Both OF October last and of re-
cord IN the Office of the County Court of Augusta
there will be sold for cash, at the residence of said
Kerr, on Tuesday the Goth day of this month,
(January, the following property
A LIKELY FAMILY OF NEGROES.
consisting of Woman aged about 81 years, and
her five children, (the two oldest boys, the others
glrls,) two Colts, two years old, four Spring Colts
twenty-five head of Sheep, and probably some other
desirable property.
The title is considered perfectly good, but acting
as Trustee, shall only give such title as is vested
in me by said conveyance.
January T. 1917
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Yours truly and sincerely,
ELIZA SHIT

VIRGINIA AT Rules held in the Clerks OF.
flee of the Circuit Superior Court of Law and
Chancery for Bath County. on Monday the ii, day
of December, 1876,
Michael Doyle and Anna his wifc-Plaintffs.
AGAINST
James NJ Laughlin and Kitty his wifc-Defcndants
The said defendants not having entered their
appearance and given security according 70 the act
Of Assembly and the Rules of this Court. and il ap
pearng from satisfactory evidence, that they are
not inhabitants of this Commonwealth, on motion
of the Plaintiffs, 1t is ordered that the said James
Mclaughlin and Kitty mis- wife appear here on the
first Monday in March next and answer Plaintiffs
Bill. and that copy of this Order be forthwith
published IN the Staunton Spectator for two months
successfully, and posted on the front door OF the
Court House for said County.
Copy-Teste.
CHARLES l.. FRANCISCO, Clerk.
December II, 1876
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TRUST S.HLE.

PURSUANT to the provisions of deed of trus
executed by Richard Curry, to the subscriber,
bearing date the 22d day of August, 1912, and of
record in the Clerks Office of Augusta County
Court, for the purpose of securing a debt due to
samuel M. Long, | will on Saturday the 23rd day
OF January next, at the residence of the said Rich
ard Curry, near Mt Scion, proceed to sell for cash
the following property, to wit:-One light bay
Horse, brindle Cow, red Cow, red Heifer, /
head of Hogs, Beds, Bedsteads and Furniture,
Cupboard and Furniture, Sett of Windsor Chairs,
Kitchen Furniture of every description, | McCor-
mick Plough, Shovel Plough, or so much thereof
as will satisfy the balance of the debt due to said
Long, and cost
JOHN SEAWRTGIT, Trustee.
December 81. lS46.=Pr's fee &I75.
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WINCHESTER
HNMALlA ACADEMY,

n
IENl1E twelfth annual term of this institution will
- commence the hrst Monday In January, IS4I.
In which will be taught the various branches OF n
thorough English Education, and also the Greek.
Latin and French Languages. Music and a va
rlety of Ornamental Branches will also be tauobt
by competent assistants-The Rev. Mr. PRIV will
give instruction in French, and Mr.. Scherman in
Music. These gentlemen are considered very COM
petent professors and are strictly attentive to their
duties.
TERMS PER SESSION OF FIVE MONTHS
For Board and Lodging, per session, $62 50
uiuon and English Branches, IL 80
I,atn ana Hreek Languages, l6 62
French Language, 800
MUSIC, per quarter, IL 90
Use of Piano for practising, per session, 2 so
The year will be divided into two sessions.
Scholars may enter any time during the session, and
Will be charged from entrance to the end of the
term.
The location OF this Academy on Fort Hill is We
ny pleasant and pains will be spared to deveope
discipline and improve the minds of the pupils, and
also to nculcate correct moral sentiment and recti
tude of conduct
The patrons are particularly invited to visit the
School at any time and become acquainted with IFS
discipline and method of instruction.
JOSEPH BAKER, PRINCIPAL.
Winchester, Jan. 7, 1S47.-3t
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o BIZ r UARY.
(coMMUNIcATED.)


DIED OF bilious fever, the 2lst ult at the resi-.
dcncc of his father VIM. McCIang, of Bath ANpaEw
CRAWFORD MCCLUNG, aged l6 years, 10 months and |
day The deceased has gone down to the grave al this
green age, amented by all who knew himVfor his
y department commanded more than usual rcsncc for
one of his years. He suffered severely in his last hours
but without ono murmur of complaint, having insisted
from the first of his ndispos,on upon fact that he
could not recover.
His aged mother, and sick, looks as though
she could not stand another shock such as il has
lately been her fate to reccivebu the condolences of
her friends the comforts of the Religion that she
sesses, together with the consolation that she must feel
from the often and last expressed words of her diving
son, 'iow happy we shall be- spoken whilst beine
nterrogaed to his future prospects, are enough to
soiten In the bitter pangs of her bcrcayc
ment May He who ''tempers the bast'' cause her TO
feel that her though vision lost is found in Hca
'eh G.. w.
DIED, on Thursday last ELIZABETH S. Youngest
daughter OF Col Geo. e. Robertson, aged about years
Thus IN few days, have two tender beloved chill
rant Death. -
"lnsatiate archer Could not one suflice?"
DIED, on Sunday the 9th of December, WILLIAM
e., infant son Of VIM. III. and L. Wilson aged nine
months
81 take these little lambs said he
And lay them in my breast;
Protection they shall find in me-
In me be ever blessed"
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NEW SUPPLY.

'VNHE subscriber has just received supply of
STATIONARY and FANCY ARTICLES.
which will be sold on the most reasonable terms,
such as
Letter Paper, Foolscapd Quilts; Steel Pens Red,
Black and Blue Ink Ink Stands; Motto Seals and
Waters; Visiting Cards and Gard Cases; Drawing
Paper and Bristol Boards; Pen Knives and Silver
Pencils.
Also, Cologne; Fancy Soaps; Glenn's Shaving
Compound; Guerlain's do; Razor and Razor Strops;
Shaving Brushes Tooth Brushes; Hair Brushes
and Combs Fancy Boxes, SC.
f.. BERKELEY.
December IL 1916
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ron THE SPECTATOR.
THE DISTRICT SCHOOL LAW, NO. l.

Mn. EDlroR,--I beg leave to occupy corner IN
your paper, from time to time, with few remarks
on the subject presented in the above caption.
1t is generally known to your readers that at the
last meeting of the General Assembly of Virginia
a Law was passed providing for the establishment
vote OF t'cohirds Of the qualified voters may adopt
this Law. 1t was also enacted, that in order to
nave the polls opened next spring, For the purpose
OF ascertainng the will Of the people, there must
nrst DC presented to the County Court, petitions
iem orc third Of the qualified voters, asking that
the polls shall be thus opened.
shall not stop to critcise the character Of this
Legislation. am prepared for one, on such a sub
Ject to acquiesce in the substitution of too thirds
for the old fashioned s'majority," in the statement
OF that well known republican doctrine, ''1'ho ma
Jorlty shall govern" Let it be hereafter read, at
least ON such subject as this, 'sThe tWo-thirds
shall govern" There is manifest propriety in a
DOPING this principle in cases which involve Tax
alton, since people care SO little about Taxation.
that many might stay at home, and bare majority at
the time, might not be true majority of all the
tens Nor is it matter of complaint that there must
first be petition Of one-third The friends Of Ed
ucat'on need something to stir them up. Here
now is an opportunity. The petition has been pub
llshed. Let those who feel interested in the seve
raj neighborhoods, paste copy of the petition a
piece of paper, and get signatures. No man need
refuse to. ask that the polls may be opened. Sup
pose he is opposed 10 the Law, he is not commit
ted 70 vote for IL, by signing this petition Indeed
Think it ought to be desirable have the question
tested. Ii there are not two thirds in favor of it
then it will not be adopted. But if there are two
thirds in favor of it, refusing to have the polls open
ed now, will not prevent their efforts hereafter
We should all be friendly to free, open, manly pro-
cedure Let all parties unite to have the ques-
ton tested by vote. Give the friends and the
opponents of the proposed Law fair chance for dis
cussion before the people. l shall proceed in my
next to offer remarks in favor Of the adoption
of the Law, and explanatory of IFS provisions.
Yours, SC,
LANCASTER
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EAGLE HOTEL,
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VIRGINIA.

| -O<OHA-
TINIiE Proprietor of this well known Establish
ment, having rece&vly thoroughly repaired and
newly furnished it, and having also leased the
JEFFERSON HOUSE, large and cou,fnodfous
Brick Building adjoining the EAGLE, begs leave
to say to his friends and the Public generally, that
he is prepared to accommodate them, in the very
best manner, at moderate prices.
His I!4BLE is furnished with every variety
which the season affords
His BAR is always supplied with Liquors of the
best quality for those who like something warm"
while those who prefer it will find the squire ele-
ment. in abundance, fresh from the "crystal foun.
tain"
His SI!4BLE is well provided with good pro-
vender and will be at all times under the manage
ment of careful and attentive Ostlers.
But he had rather be tried by his acts than his
professions. He therefore respectfully solicts that
the public will give him call, and test for them
selves the advantages of the EAGLE.
E The Stages will punctually call at the
Eagle for passengers, who may require it. Persons
travelling by the stages, who prefer TO stop at this
House, will be promptly attended to at all hours.
JOHN NJ. CARR
December 81. ISiG-4t
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NOTICE,

A PPLICETION viii be made to the next .oo,s
"a lature of the State of Virginia. for a chin
it|R to make Railroad from Little's Falls, on
the Shenandoah River, in the county OF Jefferson,
to lhtersect the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad a, -,
near the Old FuIuace, with the condition to sion 81
OF iEterscct the Winchester and Potomac RalIoaJ
at or near Reyes Switch Prooiied THAT Gonna
ny can give satisfactory assurance that an Freight
Tor either The downward or upward trade, shall he
Decembcf TO, iS46.-3t
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S D Il u Is ID So
IMPERIAL COUGH SYRUP.

NOR the of coughs, colds hoarseness influenza,
n tickling sensation of the throat, whooping cough,
&C. pronounced 20 be the pIcasancst aud most cfica.
cious remedy now in Sellers Imperial Cough Sy-
rup has given relief TO hundreds who have used it, and
the proprietor is persuaded that il has the power TO
part benefits that cannot be claimed for the cough mix
lures in general Use. Most Of the mixtures sold
coughs composed Of spiri,uoUs and inammaory ar
tcles, which, while they give little relief really do
harm. The Imperial Cough Syrup contains no spritu-
ingredient whatever and may DC used in all
not requiring active medical treatment The Imperial
Cough Syrup has been used for the last six years by
the respectable inhabitants of Pittsburgh and Vi
entity. Give il fair trial.
rs. Prepared ard sold by r. r SELLERS 81 Wood
street. Price % ccuts q bottle.
o. Sold by DIR T.. BERKELEY, Staunton, Va.
Noy ennbcr 2G. 1916
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NJ A r RE ID.

On Thursday the 3lst ult., by the Rev. H. Wctzel
MIR. ADAM WISE, of Rockingham, to Miss AMANpA
daughter of MIR. Christian Staubus, Sr., of Augusta
On the 22d ut., at the residence of her father nca
Mount Sidney, by the Rev. MIR. Mr. p ID
WILLIAMS, of Bath to Miss MARY Ann REpSEa, o
Augusta.
On Tuesday the ODD ut., by the Rev. Samuel Ken.
neriy, Mr.. SAMUEL Pa rTERsoN, to Miss MARGARET
CULLEN, daughter of MIR. Thomas Cullenall of Angus
ia.
On Thursday last. by the Rev. John Garber, Mr.
JAMES boRDEN, to Miss MARTHA, daughter of MIR.
Christian Coffman, Jr.-all of Augusta.
On the 2Ith Of December, near Churchve, by the
Rev. George III. Martin, MIR. JAMES M. Peace to Miss
ELIZA A KELLER-both of this county.
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SELLERS LIVER PILLS
"IAvE DONE HER MORE GOOD THAN ANY
MEDICINE SHE EVER USED"

TREBLE > MILLS, w GOD County, va.
October D. 1916.
Mr.. i. T. SELLERS II am much gratiiicd with the
good effects following the of your Liver Pills the
oil my wife, that think the afflicted would be in
duccd to make general Of them il their value
more generally known. Mrs Roach has been com
planning for the last two years. she has taken great
deal OF medicine, recommended at different times by
ply scians and others but derived but little benefit
from them. Last spring. bought of your Liver
Pills, and prevailed upon her to make of them and
am bold TO say that they have done her more good
than any medicine she has taken This triumph
Of your Liver Pills has rendered them very popular in
this section of the country and they in greater de.
r'aud than any other kind of pill.
J. c. ROACH.
As purgatvc ana anti bilious pill thcy are far su
pcror 10 the common pills Of che DAY ard should be us
ed in their place. Prepared and sold by H. ELL.
Frs, 81 Wood street
81 Sold BY DR.. Il. BERKELEY, Stanton, Va.
November pc. lS1G,
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ITO msy Clients and others

hURlNG my absence from home, r. PORTER
FIELD KINNEY, Esq, will have charge of my
papers, and will collect money OF those persons
who desire to make payment TO me; and, in con-
nection with DAVID FULTz, Esq, who has kindly
rendered his services, will manage my cases in
Court, and will take charge of such new business
as my friends may desire TO throw into my hands.
HUGH w. SHEFFEY
Dec II 1Sd6-Gt
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WUINls AMID COMPANY 2
OcccmbcY 1S, tSAS,

HAVE inst received the following addition 70
n their Stock Of Goods
Is Pieces Dark Mourning Prints, new styles;
8 Alpaca Prints, do. do;
Case medium prime Kip Boots;
do. Boys and Youths BOoiecS
6 Dozen Cloth and Glazed Caps;
Bedticking, "A, Brown Shecting. Sc. SC. &c;
80 Pair Mems, Misses and Ladies Rubber Over
shoes.
Stanton, Dec. ~, ISfG
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.0D- DIR. BENTLEY, who has been operating for
Strabismus Cor cross eyes) NAL formation Of the
ieet' &c, IN the neighboring counties Of Shenan-
doah and Rockingham, is in this place We
understand from friend that he has operated sue
cessfully for Strabsmus in several cases during the
last few days He comes among us with the high
est recommendations ia gentleman and a profession
al man He may be consulted at the Fagle Hotel
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n OFT c. p

SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS, who have fail
~ ed to send in their reports required 10 do So
by the 18th of January, that may be enabled to
make distribution of the fund as soon as possible
They are required to designate the poor children in
their reports between the ages of and 10 years,
the Board at its meeting to-day Dec %, having
determined to distribute the fund in the proportion
that the number of INDECENT children In each dis
riet boora to tho whole number of such children in
the county. 1t Is absolutely necessary that these
reports be in my hands before distribution can be
made.
JOHN ID. IMBODEN,
Sup't. Schools for augusta County.
December 81 1916
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Negro Woman for SAFE.

WISH TO sell at private sale a LIKELY
NEGRO WOMAN, belonging to the Estate
OF Jacob Leas, esq, decd, remarkably stout and
healthy, is an excellent Cook, Washer, &C.,
about 81 OF 80 years of age The purchaser may
have the privilege Of retaining the principal of the
purchase money during the life time of Mrs Leas.
by paying the interest annually.
WASHINGTON SWOOPE,
Ex'r Of Jacob Leas, dec d
December 81 1876
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5EwARE OF covNTERFEITs

TIE genuine BrandreM Pills can be obtained at TIC
fotioacing places:
William Kyle, Stanton; w. w King, waynesbo-
rough William H. Bell, Churchyille; p. a. Hciskeli,
Lebanon White Sulphur Springs; j. r. Cyrclc, Par
nassus ); III. Mcsscrsmith, Mt Scion; Tyre NIaupin
Mt Sidney; James Nj. Stout, New Hope; d. & W.
w hitmore, Mt Meridian; u. f Graham, Greenvillc ;
Jas $. Guy, Deeriicd; McGuiiin, 6 Co.. Midway ;
Col w. IL. Allen, Green Valley, Bath Co.. John t.
Dickinson, Millborough Springs Crawford, s. Go.
Warm Springs. and Henry Miller, Cedar Creek.
December 81. $40.
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TR UST SALE.


/ n pursuance of the provisions of a Trust Deed,
i. executed by Henry Kracole and Wife, bearing
date the 18th day of February, 1874 and of record
in the Clerks Office OF the County Court of
Augusta, | shall for The purposes in said deed
mentioned, ON Wednesday the Sd day of February,
1917 proceed TO sell the premises to the highest
bidder, One Hundred Acres of the Tract of Land
conveyed in said deed of trust, including the Build
lngs This arrangement is made with the consent
Of the parties concerned
A part of the purchase money will be required III
hand, the remainder in easy annual instruments
The terms will be particularly made known on the
day of sale.
This tract of land, and particularly the one hun
dred acres which is offered for sale is very desirable
and well worth the attention of those Wishing to
purchase tract Of that size. 1t is situated about
one and half miles north Of Mount Scion, in said
County of Augusta.
The title is believed to be indisputable but act
ing as Trustee, shall convey only such title as is
vested in me by said deed
JOHN IRVINE, Trustee.
December 81 1S46.-Pr's fee $500.