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NOTICE.

WILL offer at public Auction, on Monday the
~o'h INST CT being February Couriday,) a
large and varied assortment of
1oUsAEzoI,D AND 1ExpCAEEy
FORNii ORE. all in good order, at Ridgway's
Corner Stanton Va
IEhMS.-Six months credit for all sums above
I'VE dollars the purchaser giving bond with approx
eo security on and under that amount cash.
JOS. JAMESON, AUcr1oEEER.
StauntoO, Feb Ii, IS49-2w.
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Q e IT u r. q z.

DIED, near Wuynesboroush, on the 25h OF January.
JEREMIAH ODD, after short but severe Illness aged
66 years. He was uncommonly charitable to the poor
none ever went away empty. He member Of the
Church OF his native country England and had resided
In this country 10 or so ycars.-CoM
DIED, in this town Tue sday evening the 9th inst
iIhr: jobs w. DOYLE, aged about 30 years. His re-
mans Wefe attended TO the grave By the Staunton 1t
Infantry, OF which nc had been member
DIED, last week after short illness Mr. App.rA,
LONG, aged about 20 years
DIED, on the 9th inst, Mrs. FRANCES r consort OF
Gen. Chas. p Dorman of Rockbrdgc county
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IMPORTANT TO BUILDERS,

FENHE Congregation Of Tinling Spring. propose
4 TO build new HOUSE OF WORSHIP
III the Summer Of the present year The House
Will be of brick and about IS by Go feet, finished
IN neat and plain manner. The payments FOR the
building will be as follows; ono. third in cash, when
the work is begun, one-third when the House is
finished and received. and The remaining ihird II
months thereafter. The several parts OF The work
VIII be lei TO ore Contractor 10 several accord
ING TIC the terms offered us. Either OF the under.
signed will receive written Proposals. by mail or
otherwise, from any one who may wish 10 under
take the whole, or 4 part of The building until Sat
urday the oath day OF February, on which day we
shall meet at the Session room OF 'Tinknu SnriDr
Church. TO open the Proposals, and award the con.
tracts TO those who make US the best offers Those
who may have sent in proposals are requested to
meet us that day. The plan and specifications of
the building, will be laid before those who desire
to send in bid, by Capt. John f Smith, in Staun-
ton, to whom they are requested TO apply Cor the
necessary Information. Proposals may be address
ed TO Rev. II. J.. Dabney. At Staunton. TO John
McCuc. Esq, Mr.. Hugh Mcclure, at Fisle.syille
Post Office, or 10 Mr. Hugh Guthrie, or Xschariah
McChesney, at Barerjro0k
ROBERT T.. DABNEY
JOHN McCUE,
HUGH G.. GUTHRIE.
IACHARIAI McCHESNEY,
HUGH MCCLURE.
Building Commitec
January 81, I649-3t.
90 indicator requested to copy.
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WILA BE SOLID,

0N Monday the Goth OF March next, (it beipc
Court day,) in The town Of Stanton,
+, EEl&A0Y OLg LAND
belonging to the heirs of Alex'r Crawford, decd,
containing 400 ACRES, lying in the Countv Of
Augusta, on the head waters of the South River
adjoining the lands Of Samuel Hunter. and others,
1t has on it quantity Of the finest Pine timber
also, an excellent site, with suliiclency ofwater-
power, for Saw Mill 1t lies convenient to sew
eIal good Saw Mills now in operation.
TERMS-One fourth of the purchase money in
three months, the residue in three elal annal paw
menis. Bond and good security will be required
and the title withheld 20 secure the deferred pay
ments. Possession given Immediately.
THE HEIRS
Of ALExAEDzR CRAWFORD, decd.
February II, 1S4o.-tds.
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D ANE THOMPSON, widow of VIM. Thomp
~ son, decd. Plaintiff,

VS..
Jacob Michael, VIM. r. Blair, and ls,-De
PENDANTS.
The Superior Court for Augusta County. a. its
November Term, lS4S, in the above named cause.
decreed "that John n. IIendrcn, Archibald ID.
1rotter and George Seawright be hereby appointed
Commissioners 10 allot and assign to the Plaintiff
one equal third part Of the land in the Bill and pro
ceedIngs mentioned, having regard to quality, val
ne, &c, as ofhe date of alienation, to he held by
the Plaintiff as dover, for and during her natural
life, and that they make report, SC.
They Will also report what would be fair
annual rent or annuity, for Plaintiffs dover estate,
and what gross sum in fee payable in PRESENT.
wenld be fair equivalent for said dover interest,
&c, sc.
And ii is further ordered that Commissioner Hen.
dren take and state account Of the rents and rrof
Its OF the land from the date of the subpoena in this
cause up to the time Of closing his account so as to
ascertain Plaintiff third thereof and report Sc
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REMOVAL.
CLEANLINESS IgJo IDAIb,L

CHARLES fIsIo BALL
WOULD respectfully inform his friends and the
public generally, that he has removed his
shop TO The house recently occupied b. Mr.. -. A..
Pi'man, as a Confec,ionary Store. immediately up
posiIe the Virginia Hotel, where he is prepared To
make TO order, all kinds OF
SGddicS. Brides, Carriage und Wagon Harness,
Trunks, VaiSes, Carpet Bags, &c.,
and will sell them on as good terms as they can be
bought elsewhere. lie assures the public that his
work shall be made of the best material and in
manner. Call and see.
Staunton, Feb. Z, lSi9-U
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NOTICE.

The undersigned Commissioner, by this publica-
.'on no'iles TO The parties generally and especially
to VIM. c. Snapp, who is a nor resident defend
ant,-that ne has appointed Monday the 18th day
OF March 1912 for the purpose of executing the de-
creia orders above recited-at which time they are
requested 10 attend a, his Office in Stanton. pre-.
pared TO render the accounts therein directed. &c
j. N. HENDREN, Master Com'r.
February IA, lSi9-4w.
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NOTICE..

I WOULD hereby notify those persons who have
- kindly offered TO entertain the members of the
Baltimore Conference, hatit will sit on the 9TH of
March.
Some time previous 10 the sitting of Conference
each family will be furnished with the names of
the ministers assigned them according to the mum
Der they have proposed 10 entertain.
JOHN BOWEN
Stanton Jan TO- 1870
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NOTICE,

\ WILL offer ior rent ON the third day Of March
~ next, PLANTATION on the head of Walk
crs Creek, belonging 10 The heirs Of John Earhart
decd for the term OF two wears to the highest bid
der; the renter giving bnni and approved security
ne particulars made known The day of renting,
on the plantation. DAyIE KERR
~ GUARDIAN.
February a. lSlo -,dr.
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NOTICE..

HAVING relinquished my connexiua with the
Spectator Office, those who have accounts to
settle with me, will find me for the present. until
other arrangements are made, at my residence in
Staunton. Distant subscribers, who krow them
seves to be indebted, will please remit by mail.
KENYON HARPER
Stanton Nov %, 1913
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VsvtssHDSc Asvs,ny for Safe
UNDER TRUST DEED,

sSf virtue ola Deed ofI'rnst executed TO tho
subscriber by Jacob Grose. on the 25th day
OF November, lS45, and of record in the Clerks
C'lice OF u, pain County Court shall on the I4th
Gay OF L eDruary, 1879, fo- the purposes therein
pen'ioneu' proceed to sell on Tie premises TO line
isieS' oidaer, for ready money the ;ollowine
tracts or parcels Of Land, to wiz:
Cac Tract CT $50,
enc OF 1856 one OF 40, Of IS, one Of So one Of
CO. one ct JJ and one OF $50 Acres: all od;on;pg
each other. and viii be sold together. Iyinr and he
ing IN ihc County Of Bath. between the Warn, and
fiot Springs, about - miles distant. from, Zach
through which The Turnpike rad passes; il he;nr
"'e same upon which the said Crosse resides Tho
onhdings upon II are good. having been Intended
ami are usod n3w as iAVERN' the Hons ~ to
ins large a;d we'll finished
STONE BUILDING, f:Is}
W . good STONE STABLE, KITCHEN
AND DAiiti and all other necessary buildings.
Vim urge and never filling Spring OF iirst-rais
"",si coH'cnlcEi To the House There are three
" " 'ouf hundred Acres of said Land enclosed lv
'onNg' ana most CT il il cultivation and upon the
Wno,e II Is very desirable property as a Tavern
S,Huu' or Tor grazing; the soil being admirably n
uH!"'9 % grass, and there can with very little ex
T,"ie We very large quantity Of watered meadow
cations Tor machinery in Western Virg;m;a h,';n,
'Ioy.iqOuS water power, aud ahouniinr with the
lihes' OF Timber. Any one WISHING to in,.est c,n.
i'S III, VIII 40 well to examine this property.
Inc title 10 said lands arc ubores,;on,b1o H.,
ac.Ing as trustee, will only convey such title az
is vested IN me by the Trust Deed aforesaid
STEPHEN A. PORTER. Trustee.
January 10, l849.-tds.
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NOTICE.
g. EE: GEEE.YrE

~ - w 4 a az EIs Y AZ
~ ESPECTFULLY informs the citizens OF au-
M gnsta, that he is now in the County engaged
in the CE.0CK REP ATRTrIS business as
usual.
The Annual subscribers will receive call in
regular order. Other citizens IN the County who
may desire the services of Mr.. Greene, in this bu-
sineSs, will please Inform those subscribers residing
in their immediate vicinity
February I, 1Si9.-3ts.
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Hon. Henry Clay Of KY, and Elk Governor Sc
ward, of New York, have been elected to the u. S.
Senate by the Legislatures Of their respective States
for six years from the 4ih of March next
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NOTICE..

WILL be sold for cash, to the higNes. bidder,
on the oath day of the present month, (Feb
lS49,) at Lebanon, on the great Calf Pasture Riv-
er in Augusta County, one
BAY II AllLS9
about nine years old. Said Mare will be sold as A.
bove, by virtue ofthe Inn keepers lien, to satisfy
certain amount due me for keepage, from Jesse L.
Heiskell.
WIN. l.. ID. RODGERS.
February 7, l84o-3t.
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NSlLL he offered for sao on the premises on
"Wednesday the Dist day of March next,
ZIG .gcreS Of LnaG,
lying on the main road, and near Hebron Church.
about four miles South West of Staun,cn. adoininr
the land Of Capt. David Sterreit and others
This land is of good qaality-about so Acres OF
which are cleared and the balance is well tmbsred
TERMS OF SALE-One- third of the nur
chase money in hand, and the balance in three
equal annual payments thereafter The tide to be
retained until the whrle of The purchase money shall
be paid or deed of 'rus, upon the land to secure the
deferred payments.
GEORGE BAYLOR, in,
JOHN TRIMBLE,
Ex'orS of Geo. Baylor, decd
February II, lS49.--,ds.
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I,ss sssF..;ss OyIso to circumstance. no. und.,
1880 my control. but TO my rapid decline !,
iea''h' hereby Givo notice that at the ,,le nr ~
ABOVE mentioned LAND the first payrornt viii lie h
!oi"iroo on The day of sale and not iLr,y day. -
January o. 1890. '''' All
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Swimming CHILD.-Mr. Crawford when at the
capital of Siam, the last season, saw the famous
swimming child, of which mention has formally
been made in many Of the English journals. She
is little girl abou, three years of age by the name
of Lui- MOI nam, who cries and f.ets continually
unless put in water, where she appears TO be per
fecty happy. When only one year DID, this dispo-
sition for water was manifested. She does not
swim like other human beings, but rolls over and O.
yer, as light as cork. The mother, good looking
woman, has three other children, but they possess
no such propensity The swimmer is blind with one
eye, and what is quite remarkable, has never tast
ed any other food than her mothers milk
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ri A r RE d,

. On the Goth of Dec, By the Rev. Nash Johnson MIR
AIExANDER H. HARRIS, OF Augusta county, to Mis-
NANCY G.. HESsEL, OF Botctour county.
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+, GS, BENJAMIN WATKINS LEIGH, well known in
Virginia and throughout the country for many years
past as distinguished Lawyer and Politician, died
at his residence in Richmond on the Sd inst.
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"a LANES VERMiFU GE--To Messrs. Kidd
A'n & Go. Druggists, corner of Wood and Fourth
streets, Pitisburg, belongs the honor Of having in
dnced The inventor Of this great remedy to offer il
TO the public. This lie has done through them
1t has now been before tine public for more than
year. II has been introduced into al sections Of
the Union, aud has given on all sides the most COM
plete satisfaction. Where IT has been tried it has
been pronounced the best remedy for worms ever
invented: Families should never be without sup
ply. We add The following from. hundreds of
similar testimonials
"l!owARD, SrgUDEa Co. KY.,3
September 6, 1917.
a. htdd s. Cove had loi Of your Vermi-
luge, and can recommend it as one of the best med
icines for worms we have ever haG. DR.. MLano's
Vermifuge never has failed 10 produce the desired
effect J. ALLEY & COZ
Prepared for the Proprietor and sold wholesale
and retail by J.KTDD &. CO.
No. 60, Wood street. Pit,sburg. Pa.
For sale Also by ESKRIDGE S. CUSHING.
Ste,nton, III.
g. n: B.-Pu1chaseys will please he particular
and inquire for OR. H'Lnnc's JTIorm Specific
or IT0ll3ugc., and take nothing else.
Feb I, lS4Q.
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Iittle's White OIL
It 9 II HO r S e S

HiS is hc best remedy in the world for tho various
affections to which this animal is liable viz: Swell
cd Joints, SpTains. Cuts Saddle and Collar Calls Bite
OF Insects and Snakes, Scratches Pocvil and Fistula
Below VIII give few certificates from the many
hundreds that could he secured where this invaluable
preparation has been used No man has tried il but
what speaks in the highest praise of it,
Wondeym Cure produced by Liitle'S White OIL
Tor HoTSeS
This is 20 certify that have used Ittlcs White Oil
prepared AID sold only by John b. Hart of this place
and have found far superior 10 any thing have ever
before It's effects almost miraculous No man
who owns horse should h. without a bottle oft
SAMUEL a. HUBBARD
Scottsvillc Jan %, 1Si7.
This is 70 certify that havirg tried Jitte's White O
on my riding horse, whose back had been sore for some
time Notwithstanding tc of various other applca
tons without any benct) found il TO be an ctIecual
remedy, and would advise all having horses to keen
supply of il on hand.
VIM II. PHILLIPS, NJ. d.
ScottsviiIc, april %, 1917
Prepared and sold wholesale aud retail at JOHN y
HART'S Drug Store, Scottsvillc, Aibcmarlc county .
Va, ard by a. :. HALL, stanton None genuine
but those signed by THEO. w. LITTLE ON the out
side wrapper.
Staunton, Fcb.7, lSI9.-2m
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A CARD.

3 fAN L. on hand small stock OF CLOTHING
= yet, and Gentlemen in want will do well I, call
on me at the February Court. when intend to
close the whole. Astounding bargains in CLOTHS
and CASSlMERES. wish my whole bust
ness closed by the 10Th of March next. Persons
indebted to me know that NJ. Gushing will receive
and receipt for me.
JOSEPH sTERN.
February Z, lSi9-3t.
O. Findica.or Copy.
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NOTICE.

The parties interested and particularly the nom
resident defendant VIM. c. Snapp will take no
tlce from this publication, that the undersigned
Commissioners, will, on Thursday 18th of March
next, proceed upon the land in the Bill mentioned
and now in the possession of Jacob Michael, TO ex-
ecute tho above Tected decTclal orders-at which
time and place they can attend.
j. n. HENDREN,
A. ID. TROTTER,
GEO. SEANRIGHT
= COMMISSIONS. rs.
February II, lS49-4w.
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aluablc Real Estate at
lY-aIWAEE-S GATLlEo

q agent for joseph +. Montgomery, with full
authority TO sell, hereby offer privately his
valuable Lands, situated l. .c,sl River in Mel
son County.
This property has heen in market for the last two
years, as is known 10 many, and this circumstance
may induce some tosuplkse, either that the Land
Is not desirable, or that it has been held al too hrh
price. Neither OF thesesuppositions, however, is
correct. This Estate is, In truth. hesitate ma; IN
assert, one of the most valuable of its size in the
State, whether for planting farming, OF graainr
purposes; end although fair price has heretofore
been INSISTED on, 4 great bargain may nov; be had
the owner being determined 10 take Whatever nrico
his property Will command, when fairly presented
20 purchasers.
L he entire tract contains about
1850 AOIGlNS2
'-'o ACkf.S being Bottom Land of The highes,
produciiveness and wholly free from overflow
The high land generally is of excellent ouaIit,,
and lies iavoraby for cultivation, about
$50 ,ACEaES
being already cleared The Wood land is &c wall
timbered as any Land in Virginia. there being upon
II an abundance of Whtc-oak, Spanish.oak. Pom
lar, Hickory, Chestnut, Locust aud Walnut. The
whole Estate is unusually well watered. and the
situation is remarkably healthy.
ms property lies within twenty-five miles of
liowardsvilie, on the James River Canal to which
P!'0o d" cAceiehl ROAD is nearly completed, and its
distance from the contemplated route of the louisa
Nallroad, at the Eastern base Of the Blue Ridge is
only about twelve miles
The place will. be sold in one tract or il will be
divided into two or three tracts, may be preferred
by purchasers, each with sufficient Improvements
and with due amount Of cleared and wood land.
and good supply of water. The main Dwelling,
situated pretty centrally the Estate, is an excel
lent g.,
BRICK BUILDING, tissEA
handsomely situated, with necessary out asAM
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CALIFORNIA.

a NJ persons wishing to emigrate by land, TO the
IN gold regions Of California, will do well BY
calling on me, as havea first-ratc BAROUCHE,
which will sell very low.
J. n. RHODES.
Stanton, Feb. I, l649--3t.
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800 and A0O ncra.

M'1;L Likewise offer for sale a, the same ,,nc
=, ,h he n,n OF which reside, two miles further
49, c""'"Hhg 400 acres possessing Ike
40 'i1'ageS loo numeg0Ls 10 mention rs any. &c.,
wishing 10 purchase VIII examine Gov ILSrd.c
Terms Will he accommodating, " ''''''Se'''S'
Nov I, 1913. l. " Ai'I.
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BRICK KsUHEEsaNG.

A fourth part of the purchase money will be re
CURED IN hand, and the balance in three equal annu-
al instruments, without interest
Possession will be given at any time, though
farming operations will be carried on until sale be
effected.
My address is Greenfield, Nelson County, Viz
ginia, near which place reside
would respectfully invite all WHO nav be dis
posed to buy to give me early call. my purpose
being TO make sale as soon as practicable
JAMES NJ. HARRIS.
January 81, lS49.-tr.
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nusily, TO the people Of this Commonwealth, a day
of public. Thanksgiving and Prayer, to be ob-
served by acknowledging with grea,fu hearts the
many and signal tavors Of Almighty God be-
slowed upon us people and especially for tho
tranquility, peace and plenty we have enjoyed for
the success with which we have been enabled to
establish constitutions of government for safety and
happiness for the civil and religious liberty with,
which we are blessed, and the means we have OF
acquiring and diHusing useful knowledge; aud In
general for all the great and various hyors which
he has been pleased to confer upon us.
On motion of Mr.. Faulkner, Resolved, That the
Superintendent of the Peni,en,iary be requested to
report more in detail than he has done in his yener-
nj report of the S0ih Of October 1913, the advan-
tage of moral and religious instruction, at this time,
enjoyed by the convcts confined in the Peni:entia-
~; how often, by whom, and 0ndor what regulation
such instruction is allowed or encouraged together
with any facts which, in his Judgment, may throw
light upon the expsdiency or inexpediency Of max
ing some provision by law for the moral improve
ment and religious instruction of the convicis.
RAILROAD TO THE PACIFIC.
Mr.. Peuow offered resolution on this suejsct--
which, after debate between himself and Nlessrs.
Thomas, Burwell, Yorby. McCue. Dorman and
Shelley, WAS adopted in the following form:
Resolved, That select committee he appointed
to inquire into the cxpedency of reporting reso-
lutons in relation to Mr.. Asa Whi,ncy's plan for
ceaus; also the plan of Wm. Baynard s. Co. fer
running Rail Road from the Mississippi River to
California and any other plan having the same OBJ
ject in view.
Committee M,ssrs. Perrow, SegaI, Laidlcy,
Shelley, Dorman, Thomas, Burwell, Goodson,
TONNES, and Boyd.
BILLS PASSED.
A bill concerning the appellate jurisdiction of The
Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancery.
"A bill extending the corporate limits of The town
Of Lewisburg, and cnlarging the powers the trus-
tees thereof.
bill for the relief of Milton Ferguson, as super
intendent of schools for Wayne County, was taken
up, and supported by MIR. Ferguson of Logan, no
relative, and opposed by Mr. VERIFY.
Mr.. Moore also supported the bill, and urged the
injustice of taking the money OF the applicant to APP
ply to the of the State.
Mr.. Whttle opposed the bill, as being an lnnova-
ton upon the principles laid down.
The ayes and noes being called, the question on
the passage of the bill was decided in the negative
ayes At, noes AZ.
The Speaker presented a communication from
the Governor enclosing the quarterly reports of sew
eral Of the Banks. Laid on the table and ordered
to be printed, on motion Of Mr.. Dlrracott.
On motion of Mr.. Perrow, the House adjourned
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" anted TO Hire

A NEGRO GIRL between teuand fifteen wears
"a Of age, who has been accustomed to attend in
The house Apply 10 the Printer.
January 81, 1910.
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' AuabAc Cowpastuyc hands
iSOG SALE

8Ol8 S.AIaLNo
WILL proceed to sell on the premises. on ITO
lSt day Of March, l849, to the HIGHEST hiIdar
valuable TRACT OF LAND, late the n,oUor
" o. James Liughart decd, lying in the rnnnt,
Vi pam on The Cowpasture river and free ,rmrn-
G %e pa we've miles east Of the Warm Springs.
800 and 400 Acres.
ana has Is, on II good Dwelling House and Barr
Nun WI other necessary buildings Also. three orhnr
TI a-r Houses on different parts of he placc
c q ia'5e portion CT the land is River hotom--fnc
oF corn wheat aud oats,-and has on it fine em
gar 5o orchard, and tolerablc apple orchard. The
terms o. sale Will he onethird Of the nnrcIIsso
money down, or within so DAYS: The I,9ncn 10
s%Y InmOai Ios''onis, secncd ty bond and coed
lsnd "iH be shown it by Mr. Ewin Hunhar, v,%n
~ attention will lice given By ''''Ssa-
ANDREW STEWART.
Adm'or. Of James Uuc!ar:. 5cc,5
| Nov. / 1913. rS0 j.
WILL Likewise offer for sale =, the same ,;,o,'
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EXECUTORS SALE OF LAND.

February ii, lS49.-tf.