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Grocery s. Commission House
IN RICHMOND.

T4HfIE undersigned have formed connection with
n the MeSsrs. BEAzELEY, of Richmond +, late of
the firm of F. s. Nj. BEAzELEY, under the STYLE
and firm Of BEAzELEy, BRowy & LYNN, at their
old stand corner of 18th and Carey streets, where
they will be pleased to see their friends and the
public generally.
We have now in store large and well selected
assortment of
Gl&OUlNi8IlsS9
Gall fresb) which we will dispose of on accommo-
dating terms, at wholesale or retail.
The house of the Messrs BEAzEI'EY has hitherto
stood high in public favor, it shall therefore be 0ur
pride and pleasure TO d in sustaining its well earn
ed reputation. We respectfully solicit consgn-
ments of all kinds produce, as we shall use our
best exertions TO obtain the highest prices the mar
ket. affords. Advance IN produce will be made
when required, and any produce sold by u.s. in Rich
mond for Our c6hnt-y friends, will be paid for by
our House in WaynesboI0ugh.
ABRAHAM LYNN,
SAML. b. BROWN
March 7, l849.-3t.
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SALE OF LAND.

RY AUTHORITY of decree rendered at the
~ last November term Of the Superior Court Of
Augusta County, in matter therein depending be-
tween Elizabeth Bell and ais, and Lewis Wsyland,
Efgh Sheriff Of Augusta County. and ais, the, I'M
ders,gn Commissioner will, on Friday, the 9Th of
April next, upon the premises offsr for sale.
III TR.4CT or L.4.VD
belonging 10 the Estate Of the late Robert Hen
dren, and lying in the NJ f. par, Of Nelson Coun-
ty, along The line diyitiqg said County from Able
marie, and about nile distant from the highways
leading to Charlottesville and ScottsvilIe. 1t is
supposed to contain about
100 40 iASo
the precise quantity however, TO be ascertaned BY
survey before the day of sale. But small portion
oft scleafed--the rest is we'll cSvered with val
uafie timber and the soil believed to be Of good
qualify.
IERMS--Som much money in hand as will pay
the costs OF suit and expenses of sale, The balance
IN four equal annual instruments at credit Of six,
twelve, eighteen and twenty four months the pur
chaser giving bonds with approved security, and
the title retained until the whole be paid. Imne-
diate possession given
J. N. HENDREN, Coin.
March 7, ls49-4t.
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HIGH SCHOOL.

:.
YNHE subscribers, appointed by the Presbytery Of
Lexington, a. committee 10 arrange and put in
operatior the Presbyterial Hsch School,, now give
notice that The School will open ON the FIRST .Woa-
day Of .4prii merit, at Shemariah, under the imine-
date instruction of Rev. VIM. w. TRIMBLr.A
Mr.. Trimble enters the discharge of his new du-
ties with the full confidence and fec6mnendaiion
Of the Presbytery, including several officers of
Washington College, where he wac educated. The
order ofstudies, with list Of classcs will be Civ
en- in future circular For the present, it is sdffi-
Gent to say that the order Of studies will embrace
Glasses from the English through the highest Clas-
steal and Mathematical course, preparatory for any
Of The Colleges or Universities.
Tuition viii be charged at the rate ofS24 for the
English, and $50 for the Classical and Mathema,-
ical course, for the Academic year of ten months.
@ BoARDING may be had in the family of the
Principal for 81 per month.
Join HENDREN,
+. MCFARLAND,
50; r. w. BAILEY.
February ID, lS49--,f
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NOTICE.

VRGlNIA:- AT rules held in the Clerks OF
flee of the Circuit Superior Court of Law and
Chancery for Augusta County, February the 5th
IS49,
Anthony Aylor-P1aintih,
David Link and Margaret his wife, late Maggare'.
Ayor. and John Orebaugh, Ex'or. OF George
Aylor, dec'd--Deendants,
IN CHANCERY.,
The Defendants, David Link and Margaret his
wife, not having entered their appearance and given
security, according 10 the act of Assembly and the
Rules of this Court, and it appearing by satisfactory
evidence that they are not inhabitants of this
Commonwealth 1t is Gfdered, that the said De
PENDANTS do appear at the Clerks Office aforesaid.
on the iSt Monday in April next and answer The
bill Of the Plaintiff; and that copy of thsorder be
forthwith inserted in some newspaper printed id
Stauntoh, for two months successfully, and posted
at the front door of the Court house
a Copy-Teste,,
.. NICH'S. e.. KINNEY, c. c.
February Z, iS49-2m.
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NOTICE.

The undersigned Commissioner, by this pubIici-
tion notifies to the parties generally, and especially
to VIM. G. Snapp, who is nonresident defend
aat.-that he has appointed Monday the 18th day
of March lS49, for the purpose ofexecu,ing the de-
creal orders above recited-at which time they are
requested TO attend at his Office in StauntoD. pre-
pared to render the accounts therein directed, &c.
j. n. HENDREN, Master Conf
February ID, lS49.-4w.
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DR.. Beach's American Practice of Medicine and
Family Physician.
TIE BOOK FOR THE PEOPLI

TTNIS work treats of the diseases of m.n women and
children, oh reformed eclectic principles 1t has
been recommended by the celebrated ply scians
in both hcmisphcrcs, and splendid Sold Medals aw ard
ed the author by nine sopereigns Of Europe who have
pronounced the most correct and Scientific Practice,
and as cminenty designed for Families and Ply scians
This practice is taking the PALM and promises
suppant the mineral and dcpletivc treatment. Com
Piete in one volume, with numerous engravings.
ALSO,-Dr Beach's Medicine. Unparalleled medi-
cncs for every disease incident the human Family
These medicines adapted to all ages, constitutions eli
mates and seasons and suited every variety and
ofdsease arc PREPARED of the very best ingredients
this and foreign countries.
For hrther particulars respecting DIR. 3each's Book
and Medicines, see Pamphlets, which may be obtained
gratis of the following
AGENTS.-WREN & FISHER, Staunton; and b. F.
GRAHAM, Grecnve.
o. j. McALiSTER, Sole Proprietor. Grand De-
pot, l4l Fulton street, New York.
March z, iS49.
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I WILL here say to all who may feel interested,
Il that the lands belonging to the estate of John
Mcdowell, all of which lie iE the neighborhood Of
Staunton, will be offered at public sale about the
first of June next, of the time, place and terms,
due notice will be given.
request all persons having claims against the
estate of John Mcdowell, to furnish me with 4
memorandum of the amount, date. SC.
-. S. YOUNG, Ex'or.
of JOHN Mcdowell.
March Z, IS49.-4t.
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NOVICE.

'gSI1E public are hereby aotifed that | have en-
- Poyed
WApUlsl LIAIZI&IG
from EUROPE, Of superior skill, and that all
Watches left with me for the renewal of any part,
for new Jewels or for thorough repair, shall be ex-
ecuted with despatch in mastery naener, unfeF
my own Supervision, and as cheap as il can Be done
In the United Sates-aod WARRANTED to perform
well.
ALSO, that 5EwELRY and every thing
in my line, will be repaired as WE'LL as promptly,
md at least as cheap any where, and sent back
FREE OF cosr 10 the owner. carefully Pit ~
o5- Refer to Rev. b. NJ. Smith, and Rev Rich
ard Phillips, Staunton, Va.
VIM. III. WHITE.
Fredericksburg, Va, March 7, l8i9.-2m.
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DYSPEPSIA CURED by the use of Dr. M
III - apals i,.az pile No diccac, ,.:itL

DYSPEPSIA CURED by the use of DR.. Mp
~ Lanes Liver Ps.-No disease, with per-
haps the single exception of consumption, is so
much dreaded in the United States as dyspepsia.--
Originating in diseased state Of the liver il is Of
ten COMPOUNDED with consumption itself by the I'M
happy sufferer, who pines away Hnt death releases
him from pain; yet remedy is within the reach
of all, which will relieve all cases Of the kind, and
work speedy and effectual cure.
DIR. Oliver Morgan, a distinguished physician OF
Virginia, with very extensive practice, has used
these pills in all cases Of dyspepsia and in all
are in the hands of the propretors of this invaluable
medicine, g. KIDD & Co., Wood ST. corner of
Fourth, Pittsburgh.) The following, however,
from Ohio, will speak volumes to those suffering
under any of those diseases which arise from dis
eased liver.
RICHMOND, JEFF. Co., ONO
F'JMessrs. j. Kidd 8. Co.-This is to certify that
my wife has been afflicted for several years with
the following pains, at periods, more or less: Pain
in the right side, about the edge of the ribs extend
ing to the right shoulder pain in the back part of
the head and above the eye, accompanied by weak
ness loss of appetite and almost constantly conin-
ed to her bed. Since August she has used three
boxes Of Dr. WLane's Liner Pills, and have now
to state that by the Of these Pills, she has been
benefited in no ordinary degree. Under the prov
idence of God she now enjoys good health, and is
able to attend to the domestic concerns fmy fami-
ly. JAMES STEWART"
e1-Observc, none are genuine without the fac
smile OF the proprietor's signature.
Prepared for the Proprietor and sold wholesale
and retail by j. KIDD & CO.
No. 90, Wood street, Pittsburg, Pa.
:. For sale also by ESKRIDGE &. CUSHING,
SStduntou, "a.
% ~: B.-PuTchasers will please be particular
and ieanlre for "Br IWLanc's Liner Pills." and
take no othef.
March ID, l849.
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WILL BE SOLD.

AN Monday the 10Th OF March next, (it beIhr
~ Court day, in the town of Siadn,on, a
TRACT 0Y LAND
belonging to the heirs of Alex'r Crawford, decd,
containing 400 ACRES, lying in the County Of
Augusta, on the head waters of the S5hth River.
adjniting the lands of Samtel lIdnter. and others
1t has on i, quantity of the finest Pine timber
also, an excellent site, with suficlency ofwateT-
power, for Saw Mill 1t lies convenient to sew
eral good Saw Mills now in operation
TERMS-Ooef fourth Of the purchase money in
three months, the residue in three eqda annual pay
ments. Bond and good secarity will be required,
and the title withheld 20 secure the deferred nav
u;ents Possession given Immediately
The HEIRS
OF ALExANDER CRAwroRp, decd.
February Ii, lS49.-tds.
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ZANE THOMPSON. widow of VIM Thomp-
y son. ec'd.,--PlaiRtif,
VS.. :; Et-i
Jacob Michael, VIM. r. Blair, and als.,-De-
PENDANTS.
The Superior Court for Augusta County, at its
November Term, 1913, in the above named cause,
decreed ''that John N. Hendren, Archibald D.
Trotler and George Seawright, be hereby appointed
Commissioners 10 allo, and assign to tie Plaintiff
one equal third part of the land in The Bill and pro-
ceedings mentioned, having regard to quality, val
ne, Sc, of the date of alienation, be held by
the Plaintiff dover, for and during her natural
life, and that they make report, sc.
They will also report what sum would be fair
annual rent annuity, for Plaintiffs dover estate
and what gross sum in fee payable in present.
would be fair equivalent for said dover interest.
&c, Re. -. f.
And ii is further ordered that Commissioner Hen
dren fake and state account of the rents and prof
its of the land from the date of the subpoena in this
cause up TO the time &c closing his account so as TO
ascertain plaintiffs one third thereof and report, SC
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NOTICE.

4 LII persons holding A. b. M'Cansland's re-
ceipts for claims placed in his hands as Con-
stable, for collection, at any time within two years
previous to the June Term lS47, are hereby noti-
fled to present them to us, his securities before the
4th Monday in May next, for adjustmentAas after
that time we shall plead this notice in bar of pay
meht. ISAAC FARRER,
EDWD. 6. MOORMAN.
March z, l849.-3t
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TO MERCHANTS.

I HAVE good STORE HOUSE fer REM.
u in 'Williamsvihe, Bath Co. 1t is good stand
for business If good assortment ogoods is kept On
hand, and Merchants will find ITO their interest
TO come and look for themselves. From three TO
five thousand dollars worth ofGoods have been sold
heieannually. Agood Boot and Shoemaker will
doa ffst.fac business in the village. FOR further
information, apply 10 the subscriber. living at the
place. WIN. j. WELDON.
March Ia, 1S49-3t.
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Fog EsWe1tin g-SSoi,,se,
WANTED.

IN Wholesale Drug Store in Baltimore. voung
u Man that can influence trade Of BruGois,S
Country Merchants and Physicla4s, One having
some Knowledge Of the business preferred, though
not entirely requisite. A fair salary will be- paid
The hrst year, with an increase after provided ma
iual satisfaction is rendered
Address immediately, (post paid y Box l57 Bal
tlmore Post Office
Baltimore, Feb. %, 1868
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JUST IGLsO19uWlaiOS
Ok KEGS Nails from id. to IL penneys.
~ hhds. Porto Rico and n. Orleans Sugar
Dbl. Clarified, do. Crushed Sugar.
-" New Orleans MolaSses, new crop.
500 Tbs. Cotton Yarn.
25 bushels Dried Apples
500 lbs. Dried Vehfson Hams
For sale By TH0S. STRIDER.
Stanton, FEB. %, 1910.
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N OTI,CE.

7 HEREBY caution any and al persons from
tresspassing on my land, formerly owned by Ber-
nard hurry of Ohio either by cutting Timber,
Hunting or driving stock on said Land, asi am de-
ermned 20 put the law in force against all often
dGfs of the law, through my agent.
III. w. TAYLOR.
March Id, IS49 3ts
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SHORT AND SWEETi

raNHE subscriber has few accepiauces to pay in
- Bank this Month, which ifnot paid when due,
might cause him to receive few short b,a not
Ucyy s,ceet" notes in order to meet them and pre-
vent all such unpleasant communications, he hopes
those who are indebted to him will do him the very
particular favor to pay their accounts.
ROBERT C0WAN.
Staunton, March 7, 1640.
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GENTLEMEN,

I HAVE made out list of all debts due 10 me.
N and have left them with NJ CUSHiNe for col
lection :=~There(ore, come forward and pay up, as
have determined to have my business settled be-
tween this and the 18th Of March. The delicate
state Of my health, will not permit me to be out at
all times This is the last notice
JOSEPH STERN
Stanton, March Z, lSl9-.2w.
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ZANE R. THOMPSON, widow of Williaiiin
Thompson, deco ,-PlaintifY.

Matthew Blair, VINO. snapp, &C., &c.-Dc-
PENDANTS.
The Circuit Superior Court for Augusta County,
at Its November term, 1913, among other things
decreed 'that this be referred TO one of the
Master Commissioners of this Court who is hereby
requested to state and settle an account of the ad
ministratiun Of Il. II. Blair, admir- of Matthew
Blair decd. on the estate of his iptestate, inclu-
ding, as well his administration of the personal as
OF the real estae-that he also state an account
between the e&'or and each Of the dsvisees ofsaid
Matthew Blair Decd, &c.,-and that he also state
and settle an account of the defendant Thomas w.
Brockenbro', admir-. of said L. II. Blair, decd, ON
the estate OF his inestate and also an account Of
any real assets ofsaid T. r. Blair, decd, subject
20 the payment Of his debts, and that the said Com
missioner report, &c, SC.
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lgSWL2AHo

TAKEN up by Samuel Hunter, (ofthe Pastures
in Augusta County on the 18th Of February
l849, STEER of red color, about two years
old, marked with slight crop off and hole in the
right ear, and slit in the left-and had on when
taken up bell. Appraised to seven dollars.
Extract,
J. KINNEY, Clerk.
March z, 1865.
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VIRGINIA:--At rules held in the Clerks OF;
flee of the Circuit Superior Court of Law and
Chancery for Augusta County, February the 9Th
lS49,
Elizabeth Pnkncy Williams faiict of Cumberland
ID. Williams, Edward p. Williams, William
z. Williams, }. Douglass Gray and Isabella his
wife, and other5-Plainti15,
AGAINST
John 0. Price and Ann HIS wife, Joseph Smith and
Ann his wife, James Price, Frederick Price:
DIT. House ard Martha his wife, Eliza Price,
Risden Price and John d. Baldwih-Defend-
ants,
IN CHANCERY
TIE Defendants, John o. Price and AM, has
wife, James Price, Frederick Price, Dr. House
and Martha his wife, Eliza Price and Risden Price;
not having entered appearance and given secu-
rity, according TO The act Of Assembly, and the
Rules Of this Court, and II appearing by satisfacto
ry evidence that they are not inhabitants of this
Commonwealth: 1t is ordered that the 3afd De
PENDANTS do appear at the Clerks Office Aforesaid,
90 the list Monday. in April next and apswer
the bill of the Plaintiffs; and that copy Of this
order be forthwith inserted in some newspaper print
ed in Stanton, for Two months successfully. and
posted at the front door of the Court house
A CoPy-Testc.
NCH'S. G.. KINNEY, e. e.
February I, 1840.-2m
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DW.ELLE.Y'G.NOUSE,

BARN, MEAT HOUSE, SC. 1t contains a
good piece of Meadow. part of which can be wa
tered Three never failing Springs, one CONVEX
lent to the Hohse. These Springs afford water in
almost all the fields for stock. A good Orchard Of
Apple and other Fruit. This Tract has pecu-
liar advantage belonging to it, part Of it being grav
ely soil suited for spring crop, and part limestone
slate suited for winter crop.
those wishing to purchase will view for themselves
Other particulars will be made known on applica-
ton to the Subscriber living the premises.
DANIEL HEFNER, Ex'or.
March 7, i949-3m.
o. Rockingham Register @ill'copy and forward
account to this office.
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White W.Nenf EXoM1,.

HAVE just received 20 barrels White Wheat
- Flour, towrantcd Family. Also 100 qos. Dried
Cherries, nicely seeded. and dried in the syrop for
sale by JOHN BRANDEBURG,
Opposite Va. Hotc.
Stanton, Feb IS, 1Slo.
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sick. II should be the Of every 70 that
II is not checked Life cannot be sustained without it,
Ii is thrown off from the blood and other Juices Of the
body, and dsposcs by this mcans, ofneary all the i'm
pur9es within us. The blood, BY this 1neans only,
worksitselfpurc.
Would you give physic TO UNsToP the pores, Or
would yon apply something that would do his upon the
surface where the obstruction actually exists? woad
not this be common sense? And yet know OF no ply
stefan who makes external application TO effect it,
The reason assign is that no medicine within their
kn0wledgeis capable Of doing 1t. Underthcse circum-
stances, prcsentto ply scans md 10 all Others prep
arat,on that has this power its fullest extent. IL IL
NC Aiister's ~ Healing Ointment, the Worid's
Sdlee. II has POWER to MISREPRESENTATION on the
feet, on the head around old sores upon the chest in
short upon othe body whether diseased slight.
~ or severely. When the perspiraon is restored, il
has pow penetrate the lungs liver, any other
par, Of the human system and 50 TO act apon then.
particles thcrcfrom, and expe them TO the surface
II has po,cer to all external scroluous
hum0rs skin Diseases poisonous wounds to discharge
their putrid matter aud Then heals them.
tits remedy that sweeps of the whole catalogue OF
disorders aud restores the entire cutcc TO IFS
healthy functions.
1t remedy that forbids the necessity of SO many
'deletcrious drugs taken into the stomach
IL is remedy that neither ckcns gives
dangerous TO the nesnes any other part Of the
body.
This remedy is probably the only known, that
is capable OF producing all these great results Its great
value is restoring once the circulation of the fluids
when checked or derangcd by cold other Ii
preserves and defends the surface from all arrangement
blood TO void all its impurities, and dispose OF all its
useless PARTICLES. There is remarkable harmony and
cooperation between this medicine and the various mnc
tions
CAUTIoN.- None genuine unless the PROPRIETOR
name be written with pen every label, and $500
will be paid for the detection any councrfetcr OF the
0- JAMES McALISTER, Sole Proprietor-Prin-
cipal Office III Fulton street New York.
For sale by WREN s. FISHER, Staunton and b. +.
GRAHAM, Grccnvilic.
March z, lS49.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
IeMNrcA 93, IS49.

I WILL offer at,bnblic auction on the Farm Of
a Jerefniah Adde, decd, near Waynesborotigr,
all the PERSONAL PROPERTY belonging to
the estate of said Aude, consisting Of the following
among other articles. viz:
600 20 head Of Hogs; about 20 head Of Cattle J;
lOhead Of Horses; Sheep and other stock.
100 bushels Of Oats; rs bushels Of Rye; $50
bushels Of Corn; 10 barrels of Flour and lot of
Hay.
l. Sitting :appayatis..; barrels Of Whsskes; Up
pile Mil; Stiic .hiH Irons.
1Areshing .AIacdi,,iie; Roaa- tTagom,; Plantation
Wdgon; and all Farming implements ,tsi,alh,
found on q good Plantation
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VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE,

T'HEsobschber having engagedn business which
Will necessarily occupy all his attention. offers
Tor sale his farm, lying on the Stage road from
Stauntoh TO Lexington, by way of Middlebrook,
three and a half miles from Stauutori.
There are in the tract 3l2 ACRES, about
one nan hnely tmbeTed, and the remainder in a
good state Of cultivation. The IMPROVEMENTS
consist Of good
Fog DWelting-SHO,sse,
Barn, &c, fine orchard and one ofthe best springs
in tie County. Any one in wsat of a GOOD farm
convenient TO market will do well to examine the
premises. LYTrELTON WADDRLL.
Staunton, Dec 81, 184S.
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CaFaing Machines for Sale.

TTHE Subscriber residing four miles from th6
Material Bridge, has on hand 10 good sew
Cnrcysxg .UhChines
and good new CARDS to put on them, OF the best
quality which ne will sell for $3.50 each, delivered
at his house. Also, good new PICkERS. at S25
each. Any one wanting good cheap Machines onght
TO apply soon, to
~ THOMAS CROSS.
March II, 1906.
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Personal Property

belonging to his estate, consisting of HORSES,
head OF Cattle, among them two first rate Mich
Cows, frst-rate Buggy and Harness, good two
Horse Wagon, some excellent Wagon Gear, one
Cart and Harness, some other Farming implements,
a sett Of good Blacksmths' Tools. large variety
of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, consisting Of
Beds, Kedsteads 3, and Bedding Chairs; Tables
Presses Sofas Clocks; Carpets; Looking Glass;
es Sc, Sc, and variety Of Kitchen Furniture.
TERMS.-A credit of four months will be Civ
en- on all sums Of S5 and over that sum, the pur-
chaser giving bond with approved security for all
stms ihder S. the cash will be required.
ID. S. YOUNG, Ex'or,
df56HN McDoM'ELL, decd
Staunton, Feb. %, ls49.-3,.