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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-31

- hle Boot and Shoe Maker few
doors below the Monroe House
Main ST. WHEELING Va.
wishes 10 inform his friends and the public gener
ally that he has now on hand the best aud fashion
able assortment of FINE BOOTS in the city, and mad;
by the hest workmen in the western country. He alse
Keeps on had good assortment of fine pegged Boots
winch he sells very low. These, with everything his
me ana with close and constant attention 10 business
md by providing neat aud cheap article he hopes lc
meet the patronage of discerning public.
FRENCH CALF SKINS.
II has just received fresh lot Of French Calf SIX ms
Whch ne s prepared 10 manufacture into Roots and
so's Tor ms friends on very short notice. in his pecu
liary neat and fashionable style. AprI2
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-31

AMEhiCAN lELEGhAfn tOvarnNl.
BALrIMoRE, PtrrsBURGH AND WHEELINe.
WIS rERN LINE.
ONCE at the ETchaage, Baltimore.
"a EhUCED RAIES--lhe charges have beea red nc ed
Sd oh al Messages TO o. from Ia timore tshure N
" heehhs, ami a corresponding reduction matte
Iee.aph des sicies torw adod from Ba tnoIe ~ e.t
Of PITTS ursh, PenHsl wanna.
RATES
The charge for teesfa pa des patch 20 or Nom BALI
more, ftstutgh and heelmg IS tents for the first
ten words and three cents Tor each additional word
s~No charge is made Tor the address ana signature.
uhl Tue c"lnpi elon Of lie South Western Line OF
IeiesTSpH from Memphis, Tenn. 10 New Orleans des.
patches eau he trwsred 10 Memphis b. tins route and
uaiieH iot view ofleaus. Iel3
HSa .e.yb Isl quality Principe Cigars, just
~ - u ~ reed aud iar sale ~
ulIO LIST, HOWELL AND Co.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-31
CoLG.wysJ,y, tSsEgep.

fNS'nhNNt ''''it \ \ / - AGENtl tDR
WHEELING. II X. List
AT srELLE & l.Isr's Warehouse W arm sr
fEIiEf wlltske risks on Buildings OF all kinds
boats aud Carsoes Factories Mills Keeibuats FIat
hoats and Cargoes, etc. against loss Gr DAMAGE b 70
or me dan ers and peis of the seas lakes or MYERS on
- ~ Wins sep u.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-31
Albany APRIL 1875
CAPTION.


owins 10 the great ahd immense sale of DR.
Tow aseud- sarsaparlla nmnhrr Of men whO We're
formerly Ageuis have commenced mahus Sarsapa .lla
ENtraets, Eigus, Buers Extracts Of hcloN Dock &C.
Ihey generally put II up Ia the same shaped bodies
and Of te have stolen aud copied our adSetiae
n'nis they are only worthless limitations aao 'houl,
be avoided
P,iueipal oGc,s 1as FULTON STREET san Bnfa
Ing n \, Redding & Co. State street Boston; Dso.
a Sons is2 Nouh second Philadelphia 5
llanee, nruEs'st baltimore 7. d. Co.cu, Charlesloa
Nusbt Co, iJl Clultres street New OflrHns H.
my ',t- aat Merchi generally Throughout the Uni
te/states- Nc-l i.'ae- Hni tte Ctn71ts
For sale, wholesae and retail. By PRYOR K
A-enis al Di fodus old stand, ST. Wheeling, Va.
To Clement Da,dcls and abraham Daniels,
partners in business under tie style d. ffm
Of L. d A. Ddnjeis.
r AViNGaiained = Commission 10 take The depns
Witnesses torthe steamboat, Northern Light in a sal
drpeniing in he Circuit superior Court of Law srt
thunerfy Tor Omo county, "a the State Of Virgins.
wherein plaintiff, and The said steam oat Nor
them Lieht, Is defendant aud YOU. not residing in tn
CommopW cath, and having no attorney ia tact. wih-
fhe sane 10 whom notice Of he tine aud place of YAK
me said de osiiiors can hesiven, It Is low puhiishe
ar yonr nrmsio that the said Witnesses ard Others
willie examined. on the twenty eighth 2ehl dsy OF Ju
v NEXT bel cen the hours % seven O'Clock NJ and
eis O'Clock. VI A. the office of Dean aud Mills Third
street opposite TIC Henri House 1 The Cv Of Ciucin.
d. Stale of Ohio and tho de4ns VIII ne then and
Heictalen H The snt aforesaid, for The purpose otng
read as eV deuce therein. IT, however, from any
h" afesTe Toe taking Of said dtpusilous shall NOT BE-
commenced or being commenced, shall moi be completed
on u ~ gay lie taxing Of The saWe, viii he adjourned
rom ilh, 10 tine until Tie SAID dispositions shall ne
completed Given uudrr 4 ttis 3iih day Of June '4S
STEAM BOAT NORTHERN LIGHT
le-o " shctrsnl clcmcHs. Attorney
iccordaauc Single and Sem lure Ro-ewooe
w ''i''' and Eteuy Accordcous very
enc article just opened Flute Victim and A-cnrdeoy
frecepor- who, aluaser fine Italian s,riurs Crave
4 Cos ee.e rated . and . y Copper Ruses, seys.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-31
snyigorntin- Cordial.


A. IL r"news and inyieoates the system gives activity
10 the limbs, AM strength 10 the muscular SYSTEM in
most extraordinary decree
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-31
Notice 10 the Ladies'.

Those that initiate Dr. Townsend> SarsaparillR, hav-
invariably called their stuff greet Remedy for Female,
Sc, &e, and have copied bills and circulars whici'
relates 10 the complaints of omen word for wordoh.
men who put up medicine, have since the
OF DR. Iownsends Sarsaparila in complaints incident
females recommended theirs although previously they d
not number of these mixtures, Pills, &c, iuju.
rous 10 emales they aggraNate disease and under
mine the constitution DIR. Townseuds is the only
best remedy for the numerous female conplapts--it
rarely If ever fails of edecting permanent cure. II
eau be taken by the delicate emuies any case.
or by those expecting 10 become mothers, with tn
greatest advantages, 1t prepares the system
prevents pain danger and Strengthens both mother
and child. BE careful to get the genuine.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-31
a;eg7z T11CIW.
mn SWrFTSER,S PtN3CEA


~, ms MEDICINE is warranted. oath not to con
tain particle of Galauci. tpfos i've fusiNatc. Arse
mic Chloride or Gold. or any teeieIi0ns minerals
The priuci .e upon which t1ts medicine ses. Is ~
assisting ami harnouigna wdh nature. tdrves out al
foul acrimonious humors The blood and iafy. and
v ssSutlstiu. WITH and strengthening the gastric juice
~ the stomach 10 assists digestion; IN Short there Is
MOI veiu artery. muscle hotve the humane toiv.
t1at Is strengthened ly no fkNtuEA, and also
possesses the remark allie ro eriy OF removing mercury
irnm tic bones ard Joints.
! FOR ERR pTIONS OF THE SKIN --Scurvy, Scor-
Itutr Affections. TON ore. Scroffa. ~ Kings Eri.
White Swelling ErY sinelas. lleers Cancers. Running
Ssres Scass aud Rcs time nd determined petsever-
auee 10 uR. SwEErsrR's rAN,cFt. viii eject cure
EOR INDIGESTION.
Rejection Of food. Nausea, Namifinrs. Nervous aztec
lions, Billions complaints. Headache faienes> or re-
ns'e irregularities. Swectser's Fauacca VIII soon
effect a cure; hat ifohsnaie attended with grpinc
ewing na's the dose should he increased sid the cure
viii soen be effected Let not the paiie'.is Tighten
themselves with the idea that they are 100 weak 20 take
much medicine but hear in mind that their mildly oPe
rating medicine puis not weakness into he frame Int
most certainly draws weakncs out leaves strength ~
ts place. and Nv giving composed sleep az night aud an
sp ne rel s food reanimas the whole frame wnh
vigorous action. clearing The mind and improving the
sight.
DYSPEPSIA or FIVE YEARS DURATION,
Accompanied lritk M uous Debility, cured
b1 he 1fSs of
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-31

certify. that for the last FIVE years. have teen af
icted with Dyspepsia and Water BRASIL accompanied
with general weakness ofthe whole system, pSrtcu.
arly distressing raGs the hack AT my diges
len tadthst could scarcely keep anything
qiv stomach and coffee I eou'd touch. has heen
attended BY several doctors. aud had taken great many
.rescrptiors, without receiving any .eneft. A few
weeks ego commenced taking DR.. Sweeier Panacca
and hpinre had finished the FIRST bottle felt certain il
would cure me. medicine had taken had such an
effect tie. | have now taken three tottes and feel
uerfectiy well am. however iakir another hottie TO
strengthen nv stem make this statement
publicly. To let afflicted know where obtain relief
Nours reepCrtfIy.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-31

Dr. Townsend-Dear Sir: have the pleasure in
form VOL that three OF NV children of th
sctofalt by the Of your excellent medicne Thel
were afflicted severely Win bad have take,
four bottles il took them away for which feel my Sc,
under great obligation.
iOurs, respectfully.
ISAAC w. CEAIN. lO5 Woosterst
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-31
For ssle. wholesa'e and retail, by G L PRYOR K C.
cents al hf Todo old stand, mann 81, Wheeling, a.
To Clement Daideis and abraham Daniels,
partners ia business under tie style d 6fm


ngle aud Sem lure ko~ewo0e
ID thsny Acoordeons. a very
; Flute, Violin and A-cordeor
isier hnc ltalian striuc- Grave
md . y Copper Bnsies. e. KEYS.
y 80 hour and : daV checks. SC
JAS MELLOR, Union 81.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-08-16
SCHOOL In CIiURCHVILLE.

rHNllE next Session of the subscribers School
will commence on the Dist inst, and close on
the 2lst OF June next. The following branches
will be taught in his School The Latin and
Greek,languages, Nat. Philosophy Algebra, Geomc-
try, Trgononetry, English Grammar, Geography,
History. Arithmetic, Reading, Writing, sc. His
prices Of tuition Tor the session of ten months will
be as follows For the Languages, Philosophy
Algebra and Geometry including practical Survey
ing, $50; English Grammar. Geography and His
tory, SD and for the Elementary branches, $40
Boarding moderate terms can be procured either
with the subscriber in respectable families in the
vicinity. j. q. SLOWER.
August Q. dem. copy
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-08-16
PROCEEDINGS OF THE ROUGH AND
READY CLUB.

At special meeting of the Rockbridge Republic
can Rough and Ready Club, convened in the
Courthouse, by order Of the President, on the eve
ming Of the 3rd OF August, Gen. G.. p. Dorman,
President, i'll the Chair, and J. q. Hamilton, Sec
rotary pro- TEN. The President having stated the
object of the meeting, j. Is. Dorman, ESD, offered
the following preamble and resolution, which were
unanimously adopted, viz:
Whereas, the Central Wing State Committee
of Virginia have recommended TO the friends of
Gen Taylor and Willard Fillmore. to hold a State
Convention in Lexington, on the 10Th of September
next; BE it therefore
Resolved, That the members Of this Club, on
behalf of themselves and of the citizens of Lexing-
ton and County of Rockbridge. tender to the Depu-
ties Of said Convention and to their fellow citizens
without distinction OF party, 4 cordial invitation
aud welcome to the Inequalities Of our town and
county.
On motion of DR.. j. II. Jordan, a Committee
was appointed TO make all necessary arrangements
for the meeting Of the Convention and Commit
shall be to take the proper steps for the accommo-
dation Of all persons who may attend the Cohven-
tiOn
On motion of s. Med. Moore, Esq, it was
Resolved, That the President of the Club be
authorized to invite such distinguished Citizens of
other States, may probably De induced 10 attend
the Convention.
On motion of j. b. Dorman, Esq, it was
Resolved, That the National Intclligencer at
Washington and the Newspaper Press Virginia,
be requested to insert in their respective papers the
proceedings of this meeting.
On notion the Club adjourned
c. p. DORNIAN, President.
y. u. HAMILTON, Sec'y pro- tenn.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-08-16

The Washington Correspondent of the Bal,i-
more American, writes thus, referring to the Ore
gon Territorial Bill:
After l closed my letter this morning, the de-
bate was continued Some twenty different mem
bers occupied the floor at various times, when the
vote was taken on recedng from the clause in the
Senate Bill in regard to the Missouri Compromise,
which was carried, and thus amended, the Bill
passed by ayes, 29-noes %.
30 the Bill stands in the exact form in which it
came from tho House. Messrs. Anterior and King
did not vote, they having paired of. Mr. West
colt is understood 10 have said, previous to the vote
being taken that if the Bill passed it would be We
toed by the President
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-08-16
August 9, 1913.

4 L the June Term (lS4S,) of the Circuit SUI
perlor Court of Law and Chancery for Au-
gusta County, held at the Courthouse,
David Kerr and n X Trout, Pl'ifS,
N. C. Kinney, Davii Fultz, Washington Swoope,
Jacob Baylor, Samuel n Kerr, Bailey Dunlap,
Ihos. Hutchins, VIM. Brown, Ex'or of VIM
Briitoh, decd, Samuel Lighter Robt. G. Kerr
George Baylor, jr, and John Trimble, Ex'ors
of George Baylor, ST., decd, James r. Grove;
VIM IL. Grove, and John Grove en- infant ward
of said David Kerr, and children and heirs OF
Adam Grove, decd, JOHN Earhart, Jacob Ear
hart, and Henry Earhar, wards of said David
Kerr, IhOs. ID. Quarles, and Kent, Kendall s.
Atwater, -DefendantS.
The Court among other things decreed that this
cause be referred to enc of the Master Commission
ers of this Court 10 take an account of all the u,sa
tisfed debts secured by the deeds of Trust in the
Bill mentioned marked 4. b. G. and ID, and da-
ted severally, the 3rd OF October 1912, the 2GlR
May, the 20ih July, and 30th October 1885,
said account 10 present statement OF said debts ac
cordng 10 their respective dlgnities ard ptior,ies,
Sc
All persons, therefore, interested in the above
TecIted order, and claiming under the Deeds of
Trust therein named, are by this publication III
formed that have appointed Monday the 4th of
Septernber next for the taking of said account. at
which time they are required TO attend at my oflice
IN Staunton, prepared 10 prove their demands.
J. n. HENDREN,
Master Cons'r.
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" es\eyan Female Seminary,
STA U N T O N, va.

T>llE Fall Session Of this Institution will COM
- mence on Monday, the 18th of September next.
The Trustees take great pleasure in announcing
to Its former patrons, and the eubc that they have
secured the services of Rev. J. Mex ENDREF.
KELLEY ,as Principal gentleman whose quail
fications, mental and moral, commend him to the
confidence Of all. He will be amply sustained by
suitable and efficient assistants
Terms per Session Of Flee Months
Lower Engll Branches, $40 90
figher :" IL 90
Sc with Mathematics, 10 90
Greek, Latin and French Classics, 10 90
lncidentals-viz: Rent, Fuel, Appara-
tus, Printing, etc. so
Notwithstanding Lights, Fuel and
Washing, 30 90
For the accommodation of Young Ladies from
abroad, boarding can be procured IN highly respect
able families in the town, where their comfort will
be consulted, and their morals and associations care
fully guarded.
This Institution is now under the patronage of
the Baltimore Annual Conference, Methodist f..
Church; and being about to erect seminary ed-
fce, the Trustees will spare no pains to impar to
their School deservedly high reputation, and rem
der 1t worthy of entire public confidence.
August 10, lS4S-3t
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-08-16
NEW BOOKS

II ETTERS from Italy; The Alps and the
- Rhine, by J. L. lleadley The Middle King
grimage to the Holy Land by Lamartine; Half
Hours, with the best authors The Sacred Noun
tains, by Headley Sanford and Merton; An Epi-
tome of the Bible, by Mrs. Rives; D'Aubigne's
Life Of Cromwell Amelia's Poems; Proverbal
Philosophy; The Flower Vase The Fables of
Flora &c.-Also variety of new Novels. Wors-
ted and Perforated Paper just received and for sale
by ROBERT C0WAN.
August O.
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ROsepOfncasseMt
AND CHANGE OF TERM

The above sale not having taken place on the
day named above. 1t IS now postponed until Mon
day the 23th day of September next, when the
Real property will be sold upon the following
terms, VIZ :-One-third of the purchase money
with the addition Of so much as may be necessary
10 detray the expenses Of sale, will be required in
cash,--and the residue in two equal insalments
in one and two years. The personal property will
DC sold upon the terms specified above
A. =. ESKRIDGE, Trustee.
August Q, lSiS-tds
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LENEVE'S HOTEL,
--S~%-

'G'IlE subscriber having taken the well known
House, in ScotsviIle, formerly kept by Mai.
Dyer,) takes this method OF Informing his friends
and the public generally, that he is now prepared
to accommodate them in the best manner His
iABLE will be at all times supplied with every va
riety the market can afford. His BAR supplied
with Wines and Liquors Of the best quality; and
his STABLE attended by careful and attentive Os-
Ter and Will be furnished with plenty Of Grain
and Hay. p. LENEVE.
Bills moderate
Scottsyille, August rs, 18lS.-lt.
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DAY SCHOLARS
Classical anil .TEGfhCaR0fiClxL
SOEO0iho
By PIKE POWERS.

FHNI1E exercises of this School will DO resumed
on Tuesday the 18th of August.
Tuition, for five months, $25, payable IN dd-
rance.
03- Boarders must be taken by the teacher or by
near relations.
August Of
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NIG1ETWINo

A Ii persons having claims against the United
IA States Government for Land or Treasury
Scrip, for services rendered in the War with Mex
leo, willo well 20 call on me at an early period in
relation thereto--I have in vigorous state of pro-
secutioh many such cases, and feel satisfied that
will succeed in the whole Of them from the fact
that they are no more difficult than those in which
have already succeeded. may be found in all
business hours at my Law Office in Slaunton.
J. b. WATTS.
May 10, 1913.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-08-16
PRIME ROCkBRIDGE LAND
IN TEE MARNET

--oes-
OWING to long continued ihdispositon that
~ has rendered me unable to attend to my bust
ness, am induced to offer for sale tina. most des
rable and very valuable
j. 4 q II 9
called SYCAMORE, on which | reside 1t lies ad
joining the town of Lexington. The residence is
within fifteen minutes walk of the schools and va
rious semnarles of learning for which the town is
SO justly celebrated. To gentleman who is de-
sirous of educating his family under his own eye,
more desirable situation could not be offered-be-
ing near enough the town to enjoy all its advanta-
ges, yet so far removed TO avoid many of its an
noYances. The farm contains about
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NOTICE.

general meeting of the citizens of the neigh
borhood is requested at Fishersville, on Saturday
the 18th inst, commencing at | o'clock, when tho
people will be addressed by speakers on both sides,
upon the important questions involved in the APP
preaching presidential election.
AGREEMENT
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-08-16
THE
VIRGINIA FEMALE INSTITUTE.
Rev. R. II. PHILLIPS, A. NJ, Principal,
AND HEAD OF THE FAMILY
J. G.. ENGLEBRECHT, Professor of

J. &. ENGLEBRECIIT, Professor Of
MUSIC AND BOY.aNY.
'lNHE Principal will be assisted in other depart
l. men,s by an able corps of experienced Femal,
Teachers.
The Principal has been induced to leave the
aourlshng Institute in Maryland, over which he
has presided Tor the last ten years, by the convic-
ton that his sphere Of operation will be enlarged
and his means Of usefulness ncreased-the recen,
liberal expenditure of funds in adding to the com
fort of the pupils and identifying the grounds, and
the assurance of the cordial cooperation of the
trustees and friends, justify the Principal in this
expectation.
The COURSE OF SrUDY will embrace the solid
and ornamental branches pursued in Institutions OF
high standing and constituting n thorough educa-
ton. Familiar Lectures illustrated by AN appara-
tus will form part OF the course. The Botany
class Will have access TO one of the most extensive
aud beautifully arranged Herbar;ums of Indigenous
plants in the Southern States.
SESSIONS AND FAcArloNs.-rhe academic year
is divided into tpo Sessions, The winter session
commences the first "Wednesday in September
The summer session will commence the first We'd
nesday in February. Vacation, July aud August,
and two days at Christmas Easter and Whtsun-
tide Parents are earnestly requested to co operate
with us in preventing Interruptions in the course of
duties, destructive 10 habits of study and regular
progress, and in the emf SO discouragng to the pu-
pill.
ExpENsEs-(one-halfi il ADVANCED For board
(includng furnished rooms, fuel and washing,) and
tuition, in the entire English course with stationa-
ry and use Of library, per session, $50.
JlhSic-Piano, Organ, Guitar
or Harp, including vocal music, and use of first
class instruments. per session, $50 90
French, Italian, Latin, Greek or German, 10 GO
Drawing, Painting and Embroidery, each, 10 co
Ornamental Hair work, Is 90
Sacred Music and Books, Ga general exer-
cisc,) 5 90
The best advantages will be offered in the de
partment Of Music and the hours of practice super
intended by an officer of the Institute.
DAY SCHOLARS
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TERMS.

The real property will be sold for one half cash,
end on credit of nine months for the residue, the
purchaser 10 give bond with good personal security,
and the equitable lien upon the land to be retained
to secure the deferred insament; the personal pro
perty on credit of six months, the purchaser Civ
ing bond with good personal security.
The title to said property is believed to be good
but acting as trustee shall convey only such title
as is vested in me by the said deed of trust
A. p. ESKRIDGE, Trustee.
June ID. lS4S.-tds
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-08-16

McLANE'S VERMGFUGE-Read the fol-
1'A lowing certificate, and then doubt, if you can
the triumphant Qualities possessed By this grand
remedy:
CRANBEERY TOWNSHIP, VENiYGo Co..
December, Dist. tS17 {
Mr. BLEAKELY-Dear Sir take pleasure in
informing you, the bottle Of DR.. McIauc's Vermi-
fuge which purchased from you has given nc
entire satisfaction. gave to child of miEe one
teaspoon full Of it, and she passed III worms
The next morning gave her teaspoon full more.
when she passed ! Is more. The next morning
gave her the same quantity, and she passed 8
more. Yours Sc
ANDREW DOWNING
Prepared for the Proprietor and sold wholesale
and retail by J. KIDD s. co.
No. 60, Wood street. Pi!tsburg. Pa
For sale also by ESKRIDGE s. GUSHING,
StduntOn. ia.
o. n. B.--Purchasers will please he particular
and inquire for "Dr. ,ULonc's Worm Specific,
or permiffgc," and take nothing else.
August 9, lS4Ss
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Framed Dwelling House,

with Kitchen and other out-houses, and large
Barn; all recently bull, and in good state Of re-
pair.
shall also sell. under said deed of trust, at the
same time and place, 4 small Tract of Land, ad-
joining the Cherry-tree Bottom, containing
acres.
Also, at the same time and place, four head of
Horses, number OF Cattle, four-horse Wagon
and Gear, and all the Farming Utensils of the said
Boyd, of every description. Also, all the said
Boyd's Household and Kitchen Furniture of every
description, consisting of Mahogany Side Board.
Mahogany Sofa, sett of Mahogany Dining Tables,
dozen Mahogany Chairs, four Bed-seads, Beds
and Bedding, Sc, &c.,
shall also sell, under said deed of trust, at the
saue time on the preTniSes the tyn- story