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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-03-01
HOWISON'S HISTORY.

ma EDiToR,-I am happy TO inform the numerous
purchasers OF the first Colme Of HowrsoS's IsToRY
VIRGINIA that the second uolme may be found on Mr.
CowANs counter comparing well with its predecessor
In tue elegance OF artistic execution, and Judging from
inc reading OF several chapters will realise the 1igh
expectations OF the Authors personal admirers
~ THIS county Every man who bought the first volume
#ui need this to complete the set father hardly
present 10 his family more appropriate book than his
toIy Oh Flrgnia-and Ho,oson's History above all,
nng with great accuracy of fact, sly ie of compost
non highly fascinating, and model in its kind While
MT Howson shows that he has "prcfcrcnces in re Ii
son IN politics. and in his views of the social system
inc ceador which belongs to historian, true facts
every where apparent If the reader wants portion Of
PoPuar aspect and thrilling interest Of wide and comprc
henslve and condensed range of SUBJECT aud varied re-
search and elementary facts let him open at once ot
the sixth chapter the 337 page. Or if he wants
more single subject, let him read Mr. H. IS account Of
thc state OF political partcs' commencing on the $40
page. Re will find there, specimens of candor ability
Tesearch and historical fidelity, Which pervade the whole
WORK ano constitute IT priceless gem of Virginia s
home growth and native wealth
...-..-.s LECTOR.
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EXECUTORS' SANE.

WILL be sold at the late residence of Georue
W Baylor, decd, about 6 miles southwest of
sStaunton, on Thursday the 10th of March next.
II lo4o,) Two negroes, one man and one boy; one
morse, one cow, one wagon, cart, farming uten-
isis, gear Tor ) or horses hay, quantity of
lcorn, some wheat, one large grind stone, some
sgrain now growing on the ground, and few tools
3of different kinds
Terms of sale.-Six months credit ON all Sums
sover Sd; all sums under that amount, cash the
purchaser giving bond with approved security.
All persons having claims against the estate are
requested to present them properly authenticated
flor payment. And all persons indebted 10 the es
tate are respectfully requested to make payment a,
indulgence can not be given
GEORGE BAYLOR
JOHN TRlMBLE, HAccu'ofs OF
=, GEORGE BAYLOR decd
March l., lS4e IDem. conv
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One Of our agents at Athens, Ga, has sent us
the following letter with permission TO publish the
,Same.
Truth is mighty and will prevail.
ATHENS, August "a, 1916.
Mr.. A. Alexander:
Dear Sir-Having been afflicted for more than
item months with Chronic inflammation of the Lungs
at times very severely-and having adopted ma
my medicines without any but temporary relief-I
purchased about three bottles of Wistar's Balsam
lof Wild Cherry from the effects of which obtain
fed more relief than from all the medicines had
lever taken for that distressing disorder. have by
the repeated use of this valuable Basam been more
free from pressure for breath and oppression ON the
lungs than had anticipa,ed--and, indeed conceive
that will be cured, by continuing its use, of this
most disheartening malady. | do most cheerfully
tender you this acknowledgment, which you will
]use as your Judgment dictates.
RODNEY BURKE.
Wayncsborough, Burke Co., Ga.
None genuine unless signed I. BUTTS OH the wrap
spcr.
1S- For sale by Wholesale and Retail by Dr. E.
BERKELEY and A. ID. WREN, in Staunton, and by
Druggists and Dealers in Medicines generally in Vir.
4 ginia March l, 1913.
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FOR THE SPECTATOR.

Mr.. Edtor,--Having seen the names Of two o.
three gentlemen suggested as suitable persons &c
represent the county of Augusta in the next Gene
raj Assembly. we would, with your permission
through the columns of the Spectator, recommend
Col. SAMUEL HARNsBERGER as man in everv re
sPect qualified to represent Augusta IN part, in the
next Legislature of Virginia.-This communica
ton was written without the knowledge of Col
Harnsberger; but we hope that he will consent tc
become a candidate CESAR
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TRUSTEES SALE.
-SSZG6

EpY virtue of deed OF trust executed to the sui
! - scribers by James Bell and wife, bearing dat
the 18th day of February, 1912, aud duly record
led in the County Court Office of Augusta, for pun
poses therein specified, we shall, on the Goth da
;of April next, ON the premises, proceed to sell I
the highest bidder, for cash, three certain tracts o
parcels of land, lying and situate contiguous To eac
Run, in Augusta County.-The first of said tract
containing
49, 9uG AOlaINSo
conveyed to said Bell by Joseph Bell, SEN and wife
by deed bearing date the 20th of July, 1900, ano
of record in the Office of the County Court of Au
,gusta.-The second tract containing
gas lDS AOialASo
conveyed to said Bell by BENJAMIN Comegcvs. NV
sdeed bearing date the Sd of August 1904 Of record
las aforesaid. And the third tract being his, the
Y SAID Bells one moety Of tract containing $50
ACRES. be the same more or less conveyed by
sJoseph Bell, jr and wife TO said james Bell and
aWm. Bell, by deed bearing date the 23d day Of
August, 1916, and of record as aforesaid The
SAID several tracts together constituting the farm
Son whlck s1id James Bell now resides
Said land will be sold in three or more tracts as
ald off by an accurate survey aud plot TO be made
iby the County Surveyor in few days, which will
be exhibited at any time by said Bell or the Trus
iteeS until the day of sale and on the day of SALE
The lands now offered are situated on the east
;slde of the McAdamized road from S,aunton to
Winchester about three miles below the Town of
'Staunion.-Ihe Improvements on the homestead
,are large BRICK and FRAME DWELLING
HOUSE, suitable for large family BARN.
'nierlor TO none in the County, both as to size and
Workmanship. together with all necessary out
buildings. The land in quality will compare with
any In the Valley of Virginia well watered, with
large proportions OF meadow land and timber.-For
the accuracy OF this description we invite any per
son DESTROYS Of purchasing to view the land
The title TO said land is believed to be unques
tonable; but acting as Trustees we will convey
only such title as is vested in US by the deed afore
said
J. CRAWFORD, 2r
WIN. B. KAYSER, trustees.
February % lS4S
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To the Editor of the Spectator.

AsASsl. NOT having time 10 attend 10 a spu
ykSSSSY rous communication which appeared il
your last weeks paper, casting reflections on IN,
character, signed by 5. Hildebrand, | ask the in
dugence OF the public TO make decision until
can make true statement of facts as then reall
are, which shall be forthcoming as soon as possible
$50 that they will be able to Judge correctly, as 1t
Will not submit TO Il committee and for the com
fort and convenience of Mr.. H., a copy shall b.
forwarded to him at Conference to which place hi
has gone.
WIN. j. WELDON.
March |, lS4S
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
Here is Il Bargain.


ANHE subscriber being DESTROYS to remove to the
West, offers for sale the plantation ON which
ihe now resides, five miles west of Saunton, adioin
ilng the lands of Samuel Sierrett, David Cook and
lothers. containing 2Sl ACRES, one hundred and
Shhy OF which are cleared and in good state of cul-
duvation, the balance well tmbered. The improve
nenls are good comfortable LOG DWELLING
HOUSE and BARN and all other necessary out
houses; first-rate Apple and Peach Orchard, and
dai other kinds Of fruit trees. There are about so
Acres well set with Clover, the balance OF the
jclear land has been lately ploughed up. This land
Us not easily surpassed by any in the county for the
growth of all kinds of grain further description
us deemed unnecessary, as those wishing to pur-
3chase will examine for themselves The terms
Twill be to suit the purchasers
JOHN THOMAS
d ALSO have frst-rae Mill site and FIVE
10 ACRES OF LAND attached, with Good
LOG DWELLING HOUSE on it, situated on
Middle River, six miles from Staunton, near DIR
Davidson's Mill, which will sell on moderate
terms. This is a frstrate place for any kind of
machinery, as it lies on a never falling stream
Terms will be made to suit the purchaser.
JOHN THOMAS.
March l. 1S4S
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o q I n U a RY.

DIED, on the 10Th ultimo after an illness of DAYS
at the residence of Mr. Gaily, in Mt Crawford ELz
,ApErH MARY, daughter and only child of Rev. Geo
Ii. ana Esther Martin, in the Sd year of her age.
DIED, IN the city of Richmond. on the Odd ultimo
LSut'NEiL M HowIsoN, of the U. S. Navy, in the
43d year of his age.
Died, on the 25th ult,, at Spring H Augusta CO.
ioi scarlet Fever, SARAH CATHARINE, aged I years
and on the Goth uit SERENA LEE aged 5 wears ONLY
daughters OF Andrew II. and Sarah A. Brady, and
grand daughters of Mr.. Geo. Nicholson
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august, 1SAT.
CHAIRS! CHAIRS
None need complain for want Of Sent

WIS is to make known to those 10 want Of good.
comfortable and well made CHAIRS. that [
have commenced regularly the manufacture of this
af'cie-irom the common TO the better and best ar.
'ciG III 'his line and from the facilities afforded
me by possessing the fine Water Power formerly in
the occupancy OF the V. institution can manufac-
ture and sell them lower than they can be purchas
ed generally. Ny materials for manufacturing Ma
hogany. Cherry Sc, are laid in at cash prices.
CANE-BOTTOM & INFANTS CHAIRS
iof every description, at all times made to order
WHOLESALE and retail
Those at distance wanting Chairs G,r retail,
can be supplied on liberal terms. specimen Of
;my manufacture may be seen at the Furniture
Ware louise Of \. d. Chandler, next door to the
Post Office, and ut the Ware Room of Geo ID
Lancaster, near the mandatory.
August rs, 18i7.-tf
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TRUST SALE
OF one of the most Valuable Farms in iugEsta

\ compliance with the provisions ola trust deed
executed by David Kerr and Jane, his wife
bearing dale the both DAY Of May, lS46, and o.
record in the Clerks Office of the County Court OF
Augusta, shall for the purposes in said trust deco
mentioned. on Saturday the 25th day of Mare!
sneXt, upon The premises, proceed to sell, to the
highest bidder, for ready money, the following val
! liable real estate, to w.t.
The TARM upon which said David Kerr
now resides embracing six several tracts or parcel.
;oi land, supposed to contain together,
5&S ACRES,
Flying on the head waters of Middle River. in said
ICouniy of Augusta, adjoining the lands Of William
Kerr. Adam Groves heirs, John p McCutcher
William McCutchen and John Zahn.
The title to this farm is UNREASONABLE, but
twill convey such only as is vested in Inc by the
trust deed aforesaid
DAVID FULTZ, Trustee.
February %, 1913.
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FOR SALE.

M f. have IN store and offer for sale on the beat
terms for Cash or to puncual customers =.
5000 lbs. prime new Bacon.
5000 lbs do. Laguira Coffee.
2,200 lbs. Superior Brown Sugar.
500 lbs. DO. Crushed do.
300 lbs. DO. Pulv'd. do.
] pierce new Rice
bid. and Heroes good AIolassoa
so bushels Dry Apples.
500 lbs TaIlow Candles
80 sacks Liverpool Salt.-Besides
- pieces rs aud A Bro Shoetngs.
% do. new style Prints, very cheap, ,nd
many GlhcF Ely les Of New Goods, which, together
r it al our o'2ch on hand, viii be offered al very
c.. WHITE & co.
Staunton, Feb. l6, 1913.
~ Democrat please copy.
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~ ERsKEG SIZE

WILL be sold on Saturday the 9TH of March
next, at the late residence of Samuel Tea
ford, decd, on Middle River, near DIR. Davidson
Mill, adjoining the lands of George Cook and sam
.ue Keller, the following properly, viz: Horses
Cattle, Hogs, Hay, Fodder, Corn, Oats, grain in
1.-THE ground, Farming Utensils, and Household and
Kitchen Furniture Any persons having claims
'gainst the estate of said decd. are requested &c
present them on the day of sale, and those ndebt
led to the estate by bond or otherwise. will please
10 settle them on the same day. The terms will
be made known OH the dav of sale
MARY TEAFORD.
Adm'ix. Of Samuel Teaford, decd
N B.-There will also be sold about ten bush
els OF ClOverseed
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VALUABLE LOT FOR SALE.

WILL be offered at public sale, in front of the
Post Office, to the highest bidder, on Tues
day the 28ih instant, (beng the I'd day of the
March Cour.) The whole vacant Lot, on the cor
iner of Main street, above b. F. Points, 1t is use
less TO specify advantages. Terms made known
ion the day Of sale. C. G. BAUGHMAN,
JAMES POINTS.
CHESLEY KINNEY,
r. II. HOLLAND,
GEORGE SIIUEY,
harch /, lS4o.-tds Committee
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-03-01
NEW CONCERN.

syENIIE undersigned would most respectfully in
j n form their friends and the public generally
that they have this day associated themselves to-
gother for the purpose of transacng general bus
! mess in the town Of Scot,svile, under the style
and firm of p go
MOON & DAVIS,
sat the stand lately occupied by X. A. Moon, upon
Main Street, next door to Dyer's Hotel.
We earnestly request the attention of those buy
ing for cash and barter, TO our stock of
ESs'y Goods (sasN Groceries,
'generally-all of which are well laid in, and in
every way suited to the market, and we feel conf
dent they will please all.
Protesting only TO sell for cash or its equivalent.
I'VE are satisfied that offer those buying up
ON the terms specified inducements not often pro-
sented.
We will take great pleasure in receiving, for
warding and selling commission, the produce Of
our friends and others, who may favor us with their
patronage-pledging undivided attention to their
interests, and guarantee that they shall, in every
respect, be pleased.
We will purchase Flour, Wheat, Corn. Corn
Meal. Oats, Bacon, Butter, Lard, Barrel Slaves
and Hoops, hhds Hoops and every thing else Of
tered worthy of no,e-either for cash or barter.
Wishing to realize small profits from large sales
we most respectfully invite tho trading community
10 give us call.
r. A. MOON,
w. II. DAVIS.
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PUBLIC SALE.

|'H'HE subscriber will offer at public sale, al
March Court, number of Cooking Stoves, OF
various sizes, called the Cooks Favorite. -
These Stoves have been tried, and have given gen
era satisfaction. Also number of other Stoves
to close out the whole stock on hand
b. +. POINTS.
March | 1S4S.
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TO CONTRACTORS.

VIE. undersigned will receive sealed proposals
until 10 O'Clock on Friday the 3lst dav Of
March next, for the erection of two additional
buildings, at The Western Asylum, at Staun,on.-
Plans and specifications will be ready for the in
spection of contractors on the Goth day of March
next, and can be seen on application to Thomas r.
Blackburn, Architect residing at the Asylum
The sum of $50 GOO has been appropriated for the
erection of these buildings We are authorized to
advance 81 900 TO the contractor who undertakes
the whole, or sum in proportion to the amount Of
his contract, on his entering into bond with security
for the faithful discharge OF his contract. The sub
sequent payments will be prompt.
ROBERT s. BROOKE.
LEVI l.. STEVENSON,
NIGH &. KINNEY,
Er. Committee.
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sgTTE.S'g'ED.V!
Commissioned Officers of 16Oth Regiment.

Y OU are hereby required TO meet at the House
=" of Mr.. Hamrick, near Spring Hill, on Satur-
day the TN Of March next, for the purpose Of G.
,lecting Colonel FOR said Regiment, to fiji the va
'cancy occasloned by the resignation Of Armstrong
Rankin. WIN. A. BELL,
Feb. 235 1913. 1t Col l60th Regiment.
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Executors sale Of Negroes.

Executors sale Of Negroes.
WILL be sold at Wayoesborough, on Tuesday
the l4th instant, 9 likely NEGROES, to
wit: Jude and her child about two years old one
girl about 10 years old one girl about 6years old
and five boys ranging frcm to 20 years old.
Terms Of sale six months credit, with interest
from date, purchaser giving bond with approved So
curity. GEO. BAYLOR, EX'or
Of Susanna Coiner, dec ID.
March J, l81S. Dem copy.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

n pursuance ola decree pronounced by the Cir
cult Superior Court Of Law and Chancery for
Augusta County on the 18th day Of Nov. IS47,
lln certain cause depending in said Court. in
which Elizabeth Patton is plaintiff and Mary ,Jor-
dan, Matilda Jordan and others, heirs of Elizabeth
;Purris, are defendants, shall proceed on Thurs
lday the Both of March next, to sell at public auc
ltion, on the premises, the land in the bill mention
fed, being the same ofwhich Elizabeth Purris died
Iseized, containing about
1870 ACRES.
This land lies in the upper end of Augusta coun-
3ty about miles west of Midway, adjoining the
4 lands Of Elijah Carson, Col. Moore and others
About one-half Of the land is cleared and the othe-
half well tlmbeFed. Ii has good meadow on il
sand is w9lered by fine Spring and runnino
sstream. There is good Log Dwelling House OF
1.-THE land.
TERMS The purchase money to be paid ir
3three equal payments Of six, twelve and eighteen
smonths, the purchaser executing bond with eoot
ssecurty, and the title retained until the last paw
1 ment is made.
q McCLUNG PATTON, Admir-.
March ! 1S4S.
, BOXES superior STARCH received by
~ Dec o. T.. BERKELEY.
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LIBRARY FOR SALE,

by an order OF the Stanton Iyceum adopted on
the 18TH instant, their Library will be Offered
lat public auction, and the undersigned were ap-
ipolcted a committee to conduct the sale 1t will
take place at the Court house on Friday the I'm
|day OF March next. The Library comprises q
large number Of standard works in the various do
partmenis of History Biography. Politics. Science
Poetry, travels, Sc, SC. 1t is rare that such ar
opportunity offers of procuring valuable literar,
works. The terms of sale will be CASH.
9g NOTICE-The committee are instruct
led to call on all persons having in their possession
,any OF the volumes Of this Library, TO return the
llsame forthwith either to the committee or to tn,
sCleTk of the county court
WIN FRAzIER,)
ID. FULTZ. Comm
n. X. TROUT. y
4 Staunton, Feb. %, 1S18.-tds
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BRANDRETH'S PILLS.

PILLS are entirely Vegetable,
- aud made on those principles which long ex-
Perience has proved correct. 1t is now no specua
ton, when they resored in sickness, for they
ARE known to be the best clcanscrs of the stomach
and bowels and in all dyspep,ic aud bilious cases
ihey are great blessing. Let every family keep
these Pills IN the house. IL faithfully used when
there Is occasion for medicine, it will be very sell
dom that Doctor will be required. In all cases of
cold, cough, or rheumatism, the afflicted owe it To
their bodies to use these Pills.
BEWARE OF CoUNTERFEITS!
Ihe genuine Brandreth Pills can be obtained at The
Joilo,cing places:
William Kyle, Stanton; w. w King. Wayncsbo-
rough; William ii Bell, Churchville; p. A. Hciskcn,
Lebanon White Sulphur Springs; J. II. Cyrcle, Par
nassns; H. Messcrsmith, Mt. Scion; Tyre Maupin
MI. Sidney; James NJ. Stout, New Hope; ID. s. w.
w hiimorc, Mt. Meridian; b. +. Graham, Grccnvillc
Jas Jas ~ Guy, Deerieid; McGuhin. & Co, Midway
'Col; w. H. Allen, Green Valley, Bath Co.; John U.
Dickinson, Marlborough Springs; Crawford, & Co
w arm Springs and Henry Miller, Cedar Creek; w
VI Douglas, Mt Scion; Hobbs * Taylor Valley Mills
March l, lSis
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TRUSY SALE.

BY virtue ola Deed of Trust executed 10 the
subscriber by David Kerr, bearing date the Sd
day OF October, 1912, ana Of record in the Clerk
oiiice OF Augusta county, shall, for certain purpo-
ses IN SAID deed mentioned on Saturday the LIST day
o Apri next upon the premises, proceed 10 sell 10
the highest bidder, for ready money. the following
valuable real estate, TO wit: The plantation on
which the said David Kerr at present resides. en-
bracing SIN several tracts or parcels of Land, sup
posed TO contain
$40 ACRES,
lying on the head waters of Middle River, in said
county OF Augusta, adjoining the lands of William
Kerr, Adam Groves heirs and others.
The title to the above land is believed TO be I'M
questionable; but will convey such title only as is
vested in me by the trust deed aforesaid.
MICH. G.. KINNEY, Trustee.
March | 1S4S
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BEWARE OF CoUNTERFEITs !
foU0,cing piaces

NNAS l&lAlANlklSleOWNo
i VIE subscriber will sell at public auction, O,
saturday The 10Th dag Of March nert, a
TRACT OF LAND,
i'm the county of Rockingham, lying on branch
Heading to Cab Euu, adjoining the lands of JOSEPH
Billhimer, Mrs. Peae and David Eiler, containing
R4J or Il6 Acres,
being part ofthe ''1Iome Tract" of Land belong
ing to John Kooniz, SEN, decd The land is in
ine state of cultivation, with cleared land enough
Tor comfortable farm; the balance of the land is
well numbered. The whole Tract is well watered.
'here being two never falling springs on it, and
stream running through it, allording an opportuni-
jty of making as much good walered meadow as
might be wished for. Nearly the whole Tract is
under fence, and presents considerable inducements
to any one wanting farm of this size The neiuh
borhood is one of the best in the county
Also, at the same time, will be sold another
Tract of Land, containing by recent survey,
1875 Acres,
adjoining the lands of Enos Keezle, Jas Laird and
Andrew Bertram. The improvements ON this
Tract consist of a small DWELLING HOUSE,
good Spring house, and frame of a Barn. On
this Tract there also several never falling
springs OF water, which will afford the making of a
Sulllclency of good meadow an object of easy at
alnment. This tract is also in fine condition. with
about oO or ~ acres cleared, and the balance very
well tlmoered: 1t is Immediately on the public
road, and also in first rate neighborhood.
90 Conditions, which will be very easy and ac
commodating, made known on the day of sale If
not convenient 10 the purchaser no part of the pur
chase money will be required on the day of sale ::
he purchaser giving, of course, bond and security
tor the payment of the money. Further particulars
maGe known on the day of sale
Any person wishing TO view either Of the above
described Tracts of Land, can do so previous to
the day OF sale. by calling the subscriber, resi-
ding in Keezleown.
gS- The sale will take place at the house of the
widow Koontz in Keezletown
PETER KOONTZ, Executor
OfJoHN KooNrz, SEN, decd.
Feb %, lS4S.-ts
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POSTPONEMENT

POSTPONEMENT
The above sale is postponed until Saturday tn,
LIST day of April, 1913.
ID. FULTZ, Trustee.
March |, 1913.
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Var and VanneYs7 On,

m BBLS. Tar, 10 do. Tanners Oil Also, 2
Az boxes and half boxes Of Raisins. Just rece:y
ed and for sale by WOOD & BANNER.
Winchester, ID mo. oh, l546.