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The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1847-11-16
Somerset Counfu. ss.

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Is xxx A Tan adjourned Orphans
& rs. M "A Court held al Somerset.
SGS9Sg& IN and fur The county of Som
ersel, on the 9Th day of September, A !.
4 D. i647. before tho Honorable Jeremiah
S. Biack President, and Geo. Chorpen.
ming and John McCariy associate Judges
Of the same cotlrt.
On motlon Of Mr.. Gebgiart the court
grant rule on the widow. heirs and le.
gal representatives of joiln7D. Reese,
dee d, to appear q, an adjourned Orphans
court TO be held al Somerset in and for
said county on the 92d Gay OF November
nexts( lSE, and shew cause il anythey
have why the realestate Of said deceased
should not be sold. sa~ e
Extracts from the Records of said
court. certified this 9th dav Of Seplem.
Der, 1877, WM. ii. PICKING.
Sept. 81. ls47. clerk.
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tsfsst1t susS 1871. Delore slHe fl0D-
orahle Judges thereof.
On petition of Abraham Philippi for a
decree Of a specific performance of con-
tract entered into by John Pllilippi. Esq.
in his lifetime with Adam Fritz and Pc
Ter Phtippi for a tract of land situate in
Milford township. On motion of Mr.
kinmel the Court grant rule on the
heirs and legal representatives Of John
PhiliFpi, deceased-ansi all persons con-
eerned except those WHO have waived-
to oappear at an adjourned Orphans Court
10 be held at Somerses on Monday The
22d day OF November, IS47, and shew
cause u any they Aave, why specific
performance Of contract entered inio. bv
fllesa John Pbilip7l, decd. in his life.
time, with Adam Fritz andsPeer Philip.
Pi should not be decreed agreeabIy 10 the
true intent and meaning thereof, and a.
greeably 10 tie act Of assembly in sael,
case made and provided, for lhe purpose
OF completing thetille to the said Adam
Fritz and Peter phiiipni,. DC.
e iothe heirs and IegaIsrepresen,aiiyes
q John Pliiippi, Esq, decd, and all o.
lher persons concerned, except those
who waived. - =
Yen laying aside all business and ex.
enses are hereby cited 10. be and appear
beiare an adjourned Or,iIlans' Court 10
be held al Somerset on Monday Septem-
Der 22d, 1917, aud slew Cause If any
they lave, why aspecific a performance
oi contract should moi be graiae,i, enirr-
ed Cd into bp John phiIppi. Esq. deed, in
his lifetime With Adam Fritz and Peer
PhilipyL should moi be decreed agreea.
bly, iaabe true extent and meaiIing there
artarea---about eleven nun-I-......,,i;l II :.
of and agreeaGly 10 the act Of assembly
in such case mode and provided. for .iile
purpose es completing the lille 10 the
said Adam F.ilz and Peter Philippi, &c.
Herein fail not.
Given under my hand and seal Of said
Court this sOth day Of August. a. D,
f647. WM- Fl. PICKING,
nov2. lS47. Clerk
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Stearina Candles.

A DAMANIINE Slearine Candles. a
a beantiful article, and equal To-
Sperm, on hand and for sale al the Drug
Store Of WM. McCREERY.
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BLANK DEEDS.

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A Lot Of Blank Deeds lust prin.
ted, on fine white paper. ans
now for sale at this office.
~ cfizsns Of Somerset.
Pause ! Reflect I Decide %
Men may cry peace peace \ when
- ihese is no peacefn
lhe war is acnalIy begin z but Gen
Iayior never suFfenders,'s neither d.,s.
tt'e ''Rev.B. flibbard's yesetabls kS,;.
bilious Family Pills. where thew onss
charge upon bilious diseases sush -
Di'i9us, remiiung, inlermiting. conees-
ave, iyPEus and eruptiye levers, billions
/ ehoiic' cholera morbus, dysentarv. sick
heac-dche, &c, in short all diseases sgis
ing IfoRl disorIered state or lire s,oo,L
ach and bloods keep the. liver stir'alassd
INTO healthy aeIlenS The blood cIeaase,l
from all impurities, and you are certain
10 procure and maintain uninterrub,eJ
good health. The most potent porifver
Of the blood and correcsor Of ihe jyer !.
s.Ihbbartl's pills.
Females il yoR are suawelI. nrocprs
and use Rev. B. Hibbard's vegetable
pills. they reopen ali DISTINCTIONS. cleanse
the system, purify The blood and give
animation, health and beauty to an s2l,o
use them, sFich as yOu cannot reep;ya
from the use OF any oahsr mediciue.-
Dose half pill.
Dyspeptics don't despair, here il
certain cure. Dyspepsia of len vear-
stsnding, and after all other medicines
bad lailed, has been cured by ike use of
Rev b, Hibbard's pills; taken in auar,er
OF Plll doses, three times day for thres
weeks & -
Doctor Wildemuih, Of Montgomery
co.. Va, says he has used them in his
practice for three years, and 6nds Them
ite best medicine he has ever used: never
being disappointed in any case he en-
ployed them in. We refer you 10 him
personally. "a.
These pills have such reputation in
that they have given to them
The name of liking Pills. Try them.
you who are III, and want cheap, safe,
certain and speedy remedy. Dose from
lalf pill to two pills. Circnlars can
De had Of agents free Of charge.
Price I24. 25 and SO cents per boy.
Sold by the following agents. viz
Snyder q Zimmerman. Stoyslown,
Samuel kimmel, Pine Mills.r,s
Walter Chalfant, Allegheny Summit,
j. H. q Z. Benford. Snydersyilie,
Michael Sipe, Somerset tp. aW
William M'Creery. Druggist. somer-
ct, Pa, General and supply ing ugeutfox
his county.
August ST, I547-6m
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sOlLET, fancy and common soaps,
= for sale al the Drug store of
.1A 5 Wm Mcf RrERv.
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@asbinoton. Inter ibncn befano iib
Elm alter SOduptline. tpelter in obtSebn
8efehtcn aelpeien. uno territs lcalpirt
woroen war. Sein Name III Saw'tu-
fob en- ne to, ooer rotbes Seuer. uno er
1T iber neunsi9 Sabre alt. .. 8aj.
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saneatter, ben 27. Suli.

SInri6tltn9 bon Sobu Sa9sertp.
I'm oorisen 8reitaa murre cas llrtbsi( ees
SAssee al Sobn 6aaaertp, fir ssn
pon ibm an Mslt6ior Sorcnep uno G gatbaris
III 3rippel tesauaenen Wlcro Ucl,osen, in.
Dem ct IN Dem 6cfe ces b,snssn 9efinaniiTcs
auf Dem 8alSen binssrihtet wuroe
Der 8crurtbellte batte felt einiser 3eit
3sittsn Oct Nrns httr Isintn nit 70 bielsu
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6dnberei. .-@s fbsint bas itb untsr ben
ebrlibsn @inwrbnsrn unfsrer Stabt felt sinis
gen QScbsn Elm moosrnsr Sartoubs aufbdlt,
Der ss auf bic Sonbs ab9sfsbsn bat, psItbs fir
Mifiicnsn in ben bisl9sn Gcnnta9ssSbulsn
aufbepabrt wsrcsn unb iib bsislbsn sewalt>
fam 3u psribaHsn fubt. @ori9s Bcbs matbs
ts ct isinsn Ssiub i'm Sbuljillsr Der bsutfb:
rfcrmirten STRIDE unb nabm ben porrdtbissn
Sstra9, bon stpa Sbalsr nit. llnisrsGons
itabsl iclten fb bemibn ben 9ossl ;u fanesn.
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SDcbif SsSicbti9 BON Nfcrifp
Observation-Disclosures!

Observation-Disclosures
9as 9ampfbcet Orleans, mslbss Ssra@ru;
am II. Suli psrla0sn bate, fam am 81. in
9tsu Orleans an. Bon Yusba war Elm @rs
pref ein9etrcffen, init Der 9tabriht bas bic NEE
rifanilbe &s9ierun9 @cmm0drs anssitsat ba>
be, nun NIT Sorn. sriif ;u untsrbanosIn in Sss
trsif Der Sristsns Sorfbldss wslbs bic Ser.
Staaten &s9isrun9 anssbotsn bat.
@s Beist oas Die Sriebsnsspartsi in ber mes
rifaniibsn 6auptitabt INNER msbr Starfs sss
winnt. Santa @Na bat ib fslbit ;u @unifsn
esr friseIbsn Ssieti9un9 bsr Swifs Swibsn
ben bsiesn Qdnosrn srfldrt.
@snsral @abamallaper war natb ben lesten
Rabribhn ju Ysrcts, roe Ibsn plas CT am 9s
ten psrIansn molts.
3u Sampiep srsisnete iib elm @ustrub BON
Ssitsn sinissr msrifanifbsn @sfanssnsn BON
ben einwcDnsrn untsrifhst WsIbsr baIp burb
Sol. Ss @uflp 9sedmpft muros. $50 Msris
fansr Wuresn 9st6otst. BON Den Nmsrifamrn
fol- fsinsr umssfcmmsn fsin.
Die 0sui9fetsn BON SraSos rsiben Bis gum
Is. SuIj sntbaltsn absr feline wdtiss Habs
riben pcn 9en. Saplor's Nrmee.
Sin tDller !smnb paiitrts am 8rsita9e
eurb osis Staot uno fol- msDrs Sunes 9sbiis
fen babsn. Wan fa9t oas sr nibt melt bon bier
srfbo6sn wurbe. Gs wiro ratDfam fsin in Dies
fer 3sit Elm Wabiamss Nuse auf Die 3unbs su
baben, um lln9liG iu psrblten.
Gin 9ofefofo "GitysGlub' rpurbs bier
am 9cnnsrifa9e sttabilirt wslbsr isins rsael.
mdBissn Sisun9sn jsbsn 9Onnsrifas Ntsnb
an Majcr @bnsr's Socts balten wirb. Rdd,s
irsns percsn mir ,pcbl st,pas bon &tDrsnlsssn
unb @arnipnnsn psrnsbmsn.
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SDmpbem=Scriarnrnlilna.

VW~~yNITUIIbIITIItItN% WIT 0'F''
Mittmcb i'm 2tu9uif, ndmllb Mcr9en hbsr
abt Gage, rpsrbsn Die Wlitslistsr csr bcadns
piibsrsfcrmirtsn uno bsutib.rsfcrmrtsn 'Sps
ncbe in esr bief9sn osutfbsrsfcrmirtsn STRIDE
ibre 3jdbrlids Sisun9 batsn.
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0Fllnfsrm ,pertbsn @cas9sn pom Mpbllaz
beIpbisr 9smofrat' fbsint ss an &ubm su febs
len, inosm CT pcn unS perlan9t bas mir ibn
nit frsmbsn Ssosrn ibmitsn irllsn. 9Sr
pfsssn in Der &s9el nur Sriainal sNrtiz
fsl su frsbtirsn uno fonntsn natlirlib nibt
milIsn bas Der ier. @ollsss mbr pcn uns psrs
lan9ts. Wsan wiro oob imu,sr finger.
Die Rotten eincs Seiubes.-9sr Se'
fub Res YrsToentsn in Rsu Oorf fofste hem
cfsntliben Sbass jsmr Stabt nur cine &lsi.
ni9fsit pon pisr tauisnb SDalern!-
Die Nsbnun9sn tss 4torsSauits, fir Soif
uno gosis bss Yufoentsn, Sstranfs &c, bs'
trussn nur $125O. Die Burger pom &saons
mt9en frob fsin oas Der prsfosnt unisrs CUTE
Stabt NIT feinsm 8sfubs psrlbOnts.
t7ifelaus p. Iriit.-9isisr tbdtiss Ssz
ANTE, mslbsn Yclf nab Ofsrifc fanetc, als
politifbsn Naentsn, um Die 0Sirfun9en Der erei
WRilonsn ~ priifsn wsld)s pcn sinem bienlfs
barren Gon9rsiIs psrmiIist ,purbsn, fir 9sbsne
9isnifs, war fbon fribsr unisr Gonful in Ioas
pana unb Su elmer Seit prpatsSsfretdr BON
VeH. OuoIeI. Vt w ttH SHtst w" SVe'"'
Ssffsrion's Sbwaasr unb mar itbcn lan9e tss
msrfbar als Elm triftissr 9iensr ess SfIapsns
botersSntsrsiFs, fbabe ss ,psm ss Wolle. VI
III Der Nutor zines 9rossn Bsrfes sur 0srtbsi,
oi9un9 Der Scrtcausr bsr Sflaprei, msItes
Der @on9rss orufen lief ols amtlibsS Sotus
msnt. stls er in caYana mar mabte sr jdbrs
ldb an $4,000. @r Wuroe elmer Nt,De fDs
rannifbsr SanSlunsen bsibulSat, untsr eiss
fen bislsn Der ginfsrfsruns BON Capt. 0Sens
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OirFunsen ocs wbisismus. - Ser
elnflus ben elm Bbiss@anal @piliflionsr uno
Nb'9'S 9'StaatssSb ba smsitsr ausli6t, wiro in
allen 9spartsmsntsn unisrsr Staats.9isaiss
run9 bsnlsrfbar. Sor. Yowsr bat nit Soulfs
bss Srn. Burns, esm Staats saulsnps pon
Sbalsrn srfpart uno psrbltst, eas anbsrs Sau,
snes nuslcS psrihwsnsst murcsn an pclitifbs
Sinitn9s burb bic SbunfsSosrribaft unb J,
&lbtsr Sanfs bat Die ansslsssnbsitsn fsinss
departments 70 rcbl psrwaltst bas Der Wns
9abs bon 9cup. Sbunf Srsunesn asmif,
Der StaatssSbas am 1. 2lusuif nbt ausin
70 plsl Ssle sntbislt, ais nStbs mar Die Snk,
rs0tn su bsSablsn, icnesrn AUDI ncb elm bun,
bert taufsns SbaIsr ibris blisbsn.
Dies iinb rpibtiss sbatfabsn sur ermds
9un9, fur Sarbsjabler unb ,penn elm lSbia
in Der SanalsScarc unb Elm lEbia auf Dem
Su9sl in Soarristur9 sinsn fcldsn 3uifano Der
9tn9e bspirfsn fennsn, um mis pisl sifrissr
ipOtsn iie iib bsmibsn msbr iclbs Bbias an
Die Spiss nfsrsr Smats:Nn9slsasnbeitsn III
lfs(sn. crn. pemsr'5 9ienifs ais @onal Sons
mlllcntr ane &ibtsr Sanfs Gsrpaltuna ess
SbassDspartsmsntS lisfrn Die obsnsrmabns
ten 9S'rfunaen ess 9Sbi9ismus. SsSsnft oas
olss @slfdnenifie bon Den @sansrn Der mbas
parts' iine. unftre untsr ibmsrsn Sarsn lsui,
Ssnbsn Sauern wsrcen webItbun, psnn lie biss
is Sbatfaden lsfsn unb barlibsr naebpenfsn.
Elne 6eIe9enbcit 6eio 3u ueroiensn.
$4,000 Selebnuns.-9is cti9s Sslpbnuns
,riro austejabIt auf Gorjsisuns zines lssalen
Ssmsiiss, eas Die nabbenanntsn lpsrrsn snts
peSer S6bns ODER S1wisesritbne in unisrsr
2trmee in Msrifo babsn, ndmlltb:
Samss 6. Yclf, Yrsfbsnt Der .. Staotsn.
| Samss Sabanan, isn Staatsisfrtar.
9Sm. {. Martpv fsin &ris9sisfrstdr.
! Scbn y. Olalon, isin Ularnsisfrstdr.
Saps Sobnion, fein @snsralspoifmsilisr.
Ncbert 5. 0Safsr, fsin Sbasistrtar, unb
Natban @Iiforc, ltin 8snsrasAnwalt.
Ga bisfs Scsrrsn, Der prslcsnt uno isin ea'
binst, uns in Den &ris9 nit MsrIfU psrWdslt
babsn, 70 1T tas &OIf fsbr bssisrjg ju srfabrsn
rpie Siele bon ibnsn ibrs S6bns unb Sebmss
9eritbne bin9slbift babsn esn Scnb 5u ibIa'
gen y; uno ta bas 8clf bsrsits pisl Mubs bate
bisis Sbatiaben ju srfabrsn, wirb cbiss SsIcbs
nun9 anssbotsn, in Der iccfnun9 Die Gabrbsit
Su srfaDrsn. Der SswsiS mag blntsrlsst ,psrs
ben bel 8. 3. Cole, prsliosnt Der nsuIitsn ess
mcfratiibsn Gonvsntion, uno ouf feinsn Nts
tslt tos fclbss Ssu9nis ssIisftrt moreen, Ssis
9enb ba6 jsesr Der 9eoabtsn Ssrrsn sntmsesr
snsn Sobn oesr Sbwsssripbn in Der Nrms
bat ,pire bic obiss Sslobnun9 bs5ablt ourb Die
rDbi9s Don Georgia.
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6leib uno 6lcib seiellt Git.-9sr
@arcnsburs ssbrudts "9smcfratiibs Ssrid
tsr" Elm pcllbIdtisss eofosSlattbsn, bat 5
mes Subanan an bic Spss fsinsr @bisl
torialsSpaIts ssisst, als @aneirat fur puI''
bent in le4s. 9iss bsifdti9t Die ibon lanae
bon ben sofcs nusssfprobsns Ssbauptuns -
"Die S6esraIiifsn pom 1912 une bic unlsrsr
Sage iIno lib poai9 9leib."
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1tn0liicfsfGlle.-Sin jun9sr Wann,pOn
bier, RamsnS csnrih Yrins, fisI in Der pors
lssten Samita9 Habt, nabs bel Saumstaun
bon ensm Giisnbabnfarrsn, auf weltbsm CT sins
9slbtafsn mar, uno wuros 70 fart bsibdbi9t
oas isln Ssin cbsrbalb Dem Snis ab9snommen
perben muste. CT 1T ouf Der SeiTsrun9.
Gin fataIsS lln9Iid srssnsts ii1 porIsets
oSohs in Der Ssp Surnaes nobel Orlando
II. Sbnsicer isin Gsbsn perlcr. Gr wcllts sts
mas am Srstmsrfs bsS fcesnanntsn Gnbsrs
Stdmpsrs cronsn, als ibn elmer Der itbwsrsn
Stdmper an ben Srpf trat mas fsinsn aussns
bllflIbsn Sob eur Sclss bate.
Die ttle9rapbilbs Ssrbintun9 ;mifbsn bier
une pottSplle wurbs am porIssten Sonnta9
Nabmitta9 untsrbrobsH nosm Der 9ratb eli.
ni9s MsiIsn bon bier pom SIie 9strpHsn MUIR
Be, Der S,psi Yfcifsn ;erfptittsrts uno stWa 900
Oaro Rom 9ratbs in Guide ;srris. Sn ,psns
gen Stnnbsn ,par Der Sbacsn aussstsIsrt
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Sas 0ampficbiff SSaibinetpu iif

bon islnsr eritsn Msie natb Srsmsn, am Srsis
ta9s moblbebaItsn in Rsu Vcrf wispsr onsss
fommsn. Die man9elbafts Malbinsris bat
osfsn Ms'is bsrsutsnb perIdn9srt, psnnob !s9ts
ss Die Nsiis bon Scutbamptcn nab Rsu Oorf
IN IA Sa9sn uno sini9sn StunSsn jurtf. Die
NIT SIsfsm 9ampfftiHs sin9slaufsnsn Rabs
r'btsn rsitbsn biS gum Is. Suli, absr mir fins
ben untsr tsnisben nibts QGiebtsss, au6er
cem Stridt oas Der Drsi5 Der Sroeifcfs in
gn0lan6 etlras asife0sn 1T.
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Obwobl n
qofOfofoS SrsuI

obwobl ~
qcfofcfos SrsuIs
ilnc, unb fsinsn 81,
sen wurtsn Der Elm o.
ss bcb bas Die aofos uCh(
bsr &sssl cine ausnabms
i'm Sesriff itsbsn sinsn Mann
mifiionsr ;u untsrifisen, Der nal
@ssnsr bss Srisses 1T. Ole qofc|
battsn biss ibrsn qsfsrn lansif anssis H.
um Srrtbum ;u psrbuten.
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Sellers Imperial Cough Syrup.
1T HAS POWER TO CURE!
piffsIrIrpb EsI,r,,o

PHfSb"gh. February l3H, 1877.
MIR. r. E. SELLERS My wife has been for years
1Vl SUBJECT TO distressing Cough, accompanied with
Asthma for the cure of which she has used different
Cough remedies aud had th> advice of the most emf
nent ply scials III England. but all was unavang By
chance heard Of your IMPERIAL COUGH SYRUP
and was induced to bay bottle for trial although had
no belief that anything could remove her complaint
To- my great surprise, two doses gave her nim date
reliet She Is still al times troubled with a Cough but
two tea spoonsiui Of your $, rup always stops it, am
satisfied after trial Of three four years that
Cough Syrup is thu best Couch medicine have ever
tried, in either the old world.
WILLIAM
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For Liver Complaints Liver Pills.

Wear Fairfield, RockJsldsc Go. "a
MIR. r. f. SEII.ERS-i think il IA duiy ] owe TO
W you and the public neray TO say. that have
been afflicted with th. Liver Complaint for long time
ana nave been attend BY several physicians and used
agreat many Liver Pills. but could get nothing TO re-.
ieve me until bought your Liver Pills. ! comncnc
ed taxing them, and after three days found relief
continued using them until had used not quite two
ooxcs and am now enjoying peri ct 'ah attribute
my cure entirely to the use of your Liver Pills.
Yours respectfully.
ROBERT f. MCCRORY
- %. Sold by E. BERKELEY, Staunton, Va; and b.
Il. GRAHAM, Grecnvlc.
April 1. ISL
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DAGUERRE0TYPE LIAENESSES
CIR e AT REDUCTI oN.
CHARLES f. HAMILTON

WILL only remain few days longer il, Sfaun-
ton. Persons DESTROYS OF Having their Nina
lures taken, ought to avail themselves of the oppor-
tunity now presented Of having them taken in the
low price
Iau'es and Gentlemen are respectfully invited to
car ano examine Specimens whether they sit or not
olag,e Likenesses, price only Three Dollars, and
ihse i 10 a handsome Morocco Case.
90 Rooms over the Drug Store Of Thomas p.
fskndge. Specimens are always HANGING ont.
Stanton, April I. 1917 ''
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MIDDLE RIVER LAND
NO,N SALE

EW8 SAlNlMo
I'm the Goth of April next, in pursuance of the
~ Will Of William Craig, decd, we will expose
to sale, ON the premises, two certain Tracts Par
GELS ot Land. to- wit:
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY EIGHT ACRES,
thirty of which are tm5ered aud the balance clear.
ed and in fine state Of cultivation, being partly
b1,tom-on the Middle River, adjacent to the lands
| of James Craig and others Also. seventy five
Acres Of WOOD LAND near the above named
Tract. The tracts will he slld separately or to-
geher, as may be deemed hes, ON day Of sale. The
terms are-Une third of the purchase money in
hand, or in sixty days with interest, the purchaser
giving security for its payments, and the balance in
three equal annual payments-the title be retain
cd until the purchase money is fully paid. The IL
tie is good.
James Craig, Esq, will show the lands to any
one wishing TO examine them.
JAMES JAMES f hAiRD. Executors
March 25, lS47-tds. of VIM Craig, decd
U IRGINiA AT Rules held in the Clerks Of
flee of the Circuit Superior Court of Law and
Chancery FIR Augusta County, ON Monday the LIST
day OF March, Io47.
Nicholas G. Kinney-Plantif,
AGAINST
tors with the will annexed of John Parsons,
observation-disclosures
IN CHANCERY
The Defendant, Jacob Nj. Parsons not having
entered his appearance and given security accord
ing - the Act of Assembly and the Rules of this
Court, and it appearing by satisfactory evidence
that he is not inhabitant of this Commonwealth
Ii is ordered that the said Defendant Jacob NJ
Parsons, do appear here the first day Of the next
Term, and the bill Of the Plaintiff and
that copy of this order be forthwith inserted in
some newspaper printed in Stanton for two months
successfully, and posted at the front door of the
Court house.
A copy-Teste.
NICHOLAS c. KINNEY, C. C.
March 25, lS47.
VIRGINIA AT Rules held in the Clerks
Office Of the Circuit Superior Court Of Law
and Chancery for Augusta County ON Monday the
first day of March, lS47.
William Siser-Plantif,
AGAINST
Henry Keneagy and Daniel Forrer, and Elizabeth
his wife-Deiendants.
IN CHANCERY
The defendant, Henry Keneagy. not having en-
tered his appearance and given security according
10 the act Of Assembly and the Rules Of this Court
and ii appearing by satisfactory evidence that he is
not an inhahtant of this Commonwealth IL is or
dered that the said defendant, Keneagy. do appear
here the first day of the next Term and answ er 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 posted
at the front door of the Court house.
Copy-Teste,
MICH. c. KINNEY, C. C.
| March %, lS47
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1EAUSlH SALE,

icy virtue of Deed of Trust bearing date on
- the first day Of September, 1876, aud duly re-
corded in the Clerks Office of the County Court Of
Bath county, executed by James Paine and Louisa
"A. Paine his wife to me, for the purposes therein
mentioned shall, on the 10Th day of April next
OF the premises proceed to sell to the highest bid
der, for cash, the undivided moiety Of interest of
the said James Paine and wife, in and to three
tracts of Land. and one entire tract lying in said
county Of Bath, on both sides of the Cowpasture
River, being the same lands conveyed by Thomas
M'Danral and Nancy his wife to said Paine.
Ups tbs land there has been lately erected and is
now in operation excellent SAW MILL with
circular saw worked by water taken from the river,
which affords an abundant supply during the whole
year. The surrounding country abounds with fine
timber and from actual experiment it is satisfactorily
asceralned that Plank and other lumber can be ia
ken to James River by RATS. Upon this land there
is LOG DWELLING HOUSE and other
buildings, and considerable plantation. The title
is considered unquestionabe, but shall only con-
vey such title as is vested in by the Trust Deed.
CHAS. l.. FRANCISCO.
February %, lS47.