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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-08-22
TRUST SALE
or Valuable Re0I Estate,
IN TIE VALLEY OF VIRGINIA, NEAR STAUNTN,

RY virtue of two Deeds of Trust executed to mn
- by John NJ Pitman and Catharine his wife
one Of which bears date the 25th day Of January,
iS43, and the other the Oath of July, 1S43, and
both duly admitted to record in the Clerks Office
of the County Court Of Augusta, for the purposes
m said Deeds mentioned, shall, in execution Of
said 1rtst, proceed to sell to the highest bidder al
public auction, upon the premises, Or, Saturday. the
LIST day Of September, lS49, the following REAL
ESTATE, viz: A certain Tract or parcel of Land
lying and being situate in the County of Augusta,
on the waters ofLewis' Creek adjoining the Lands
Of VIM. Poage and James Bell, and containing by
estimation
ggS ACRES
Another Tract OF parcel Of Land, lying and being
situate in the said County of Augustus, on the wa
tiers ofPoaGes Run, adjoining the first named Tract,
and contains by estimation
o Acres, 3 SO0ds and q Poles.
And one other Tract or parcel of Land, also,
lying and being situate in said County of Augusta
on the waters Of Poage's Run, and also adjoining
the first named Tract, and containing by estimation
Is Acres, l Rood and is Poles.
These tracts or parcels of land are situated near
the Valley Turnpike Road leading from Staunton
TO Winchester, about three miles from the former
place. The lands are considered of first rate quail
ity, considerable portion Of which is cleared and
under high state OF cultivation. There is comfor-
table Dwelling of the tracts, with all neces-
sary out houses. A never falling stream of water
running through the farm, and within hundred
yards of the Dwelling. Ii is rare that SO valuable
tracts Of land Offered for sale and persons wishing
topurchase land ola superior quality would do well to
attend the sale.
TERMS-Cash. The titles to these lands are
believed to be good, but acting as Trustee, shall
convey only, by special warranty, such title as is
vested in me by said Trust Deeds.
BREEZE JOHNSON, Trustee.
Auuust lS10-fds
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

9S<
BY virtue of a decree rendered BY the Circuit
Superior Court of Law and Chancery for Augusta
County, the 2lst of August lS48, in the suit of
Joseph Rankin's heirs, SC, Us. Isaac Rankin's
heirs, &c., and in conformity to decree in the same
case entered July 9TH, 1849, I shall for the pur-
pose of dscharging leins on the land therein named
amounting TO about $1,000, proceed on Saturday the
22d day of September, 1S49. on the premises, to sell
so much Of the land lying and near Naked Creek,
in Augusta County. decreed in said suit to the heirs
of Samuel Rankin, decd, as shall be necessary to
discharge said lens.
will first expose to sale in parcels to suit pur-
chasers that portion of the tract adjoining the lands
OF ByeTs, Weller & Slower all oft being wood land
and amounting In quantity to moi less than 100 A.
CRES.
/ will next expose to sale lot ofwood land lying
west Of the M'Adamized road, containing about so
ACRES, adjoining the lands of Slower, Roller and
Burke.
vii! next offer FOR sale if necessary very desi-
Iable lot opposite Burke's Mill, and bordering on
Naked Creek and the T'Adamzed road containing
about b ACRES. Should the sale of the parcels
before named be insufficient to discharge the eins
will sell enough Of the land lying west of the M
Adamized road to make up the deficiency.
A fair plat of the land may be seen at my office.
Mr.. Benz Weller will show the the premises to
persons desiring TO purchase.
TERMS OF SALE.-1'he Expenses Of sale
in Cash. The remainder in payments ofsix twelve
and eighteen months Credit--Bonds with approved
security to be given for the deferred payments, ard
the tle TO be retained until the payment Of the last
bond
HUGH w. SHEFFEY, Comm.
August 22, 1S40.-tds.
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VIRGINIA AT Rules held in Tie Clerks OF
flee Of the Circuit Superior Court of Law and
Chancery for Augusta County, Monday the 9th
day of August, lS49,
Lorenzo Shaw, Matthew Bryan, and Elisha Bry-
an-Plaintifis,
AGAINST
Elizabeth Pinkney Williams, Edward F. Williams,
Douglas Gray, and isabella his wife, late Isabella
Williams, widow and heirs of Cumberland ID.
Williams, decd, John Is. Baldwin, Trustee Of
said Elizabeth Pinkney Williams, Joseph Smith,
and Ann his wife, James Price, Frederick Price.
Doct - House, and Martha his wife, Eliza
Price and Rsdeh Price, heirs and representatives
of James Price, decd. ,-Defendants
The Defendants, Edward p. Williams, Jamts
Price, Frederick Price, Doct. - House. and
Martha his wife, Eliza PRICE and Risden Price, not
having entered their appearance and given security
according to the act Of Assembly and the Rules of
this Court, and 1t appearing by satisfactory evidences
that they arc not inhabitants Of this Common wealth:
II is ordered, that the said Defendants do appear
here on tire LIST day Of November Term, next. and
answer the bill of the Plaintiffs and that COPY Of
this order be forthwith inserted in some newspaper
printed in Staunton, for two months SUCCESSFULLY.
and posted al the front door Of the Court house.
CoPy--Teste,
n. G. KINNEY, c. &.
August Is, lS49.-A2in.
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SCHOOL BOOKS
1t the SI0sssat0ss Book Store,

ESNGLISH- Browns Billions, Murray's, Smiths
IL and Kirkham's English Grammars; Webstcrs,
ries; Greenlcars, Smish's, Smith & Dake's, Pixies,
Davies, Rays aud AIfred's Arithmctcs; MitchclPs,
Move's, Smiths, Olney's, Woodbridge 4 Willards,
Works Gibson's Survey agS Smiths Algebra; Gum
ncres Surveying; Colburns Algebra; Diapers, Com
Jones' Comstock's and Turner's Chemistry Upssm 5
Mental Philosophy CanpbcH's Philosophy Of Rhcto-
rio ;Jarss' Philosophy Comstock's Geology; Parkers
Tor Manual Of History Frosts, Grmshaws and Good
rich's Histories United States; Pnnock's and Gold
srni,h's Histories England, Rome and Greece GOOD
rich's History England; Alison on the Principles Of
Taste, Towas Analysis; Abcrcrombie's intellectual
Philosophy; Ffosts Composition Brevitts Geography
of the Heavens; McGuifey's Readers; New York
Readers; United States Readers; Emcrson's Readers
Watts the Mind Pariser's Progressive Exercises
in English Composition; McIivainc's Evidences Of
Christianity, kanncs' Elements Of Criticism PaIleys
list. End and Bird Books Of History Parley's Common
School History SCOTS Lessons; Play isr's Euclid /;
itog; waSisnds Political Economy Elements Of H Mx
| thology; English Readers Lincon's Botany Boyd's
Rhetoric; CleveIand's Grecian Antiquities Adams
Roman Antiquities Farrar's Topography; Hedges
SC, g. ' '''''r'' y " ''''''' &C.
LArIw.-Anarcw & Stodtar,is', Adams, Bullion's
| aud Ruddman's Latin Grammars; AinswOrhs Latin
Dictionary; Jacobs Latin Reader; Levcrett's Latin
Tutor; Ciccros Orations; Cicero De Oratore Cicero
Latin Lessons; Coopcrs Virgil; Anthons Classical
Works Historic Sacre; Arnolds Latin Prose Com
position Arnod's list and End Latin Book Kingsley p
| Tactics; Folsom's LNy, &C., SC.
GREEK.-Buon's Greek Grammar; Sophocles'
Greek Grammar; Groves Greek Lexicon Donnc gan's
Greek LcxicOns Arncld's list Greek Lessons Arnolds
Greek Prose Composition The Memorabilia of Keno.
phon; &eaophons Anabasis; GOodrich's Greek Les
sons Greca Malora Herodotus; Sophoclcs; Euripdes
Thucydid Sc, SC.
| FnENcH.-Oendorf's French Grammar; Lcvizac's
French Grammar; Racine; Molieres Petrin's Fables I;
Bolmars ColloquaI Phrases; Meadows Dictionary ;
Surennc's Dictionary; Picots French Series Rowans
Modern French Reader; Porney's French Spelling
Book; Giraults' French Guide Lie Bruins Tclcmaquc !
Sc, Sc.
STArToNARy, &C--Cap and Letter Paper; Note
Paper; Envelopes; Waters; Drawing Paper; Drawing
Pencils India Rubber; Sponge; States; Slate Pencils
Copy Books; Black, Biue and Red lux Mathematical
Instruments; Blank Books; Piano and Guitar Music !;
IHdeble Ink Quilts; Steel Pers Music Paper; Port
iooss Ink Powder; Ink Stands; Black Sand (; Sand
ellis; Blotthg Paper; Tissue Paper.
A large assortment of Miscellaneous BOOKS.
Also assortment Of Fancy Articles, just received
and for sale by ROBERT COWAN.
Staun'on, Aug. %, lS49
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EDUC AYION.

TNHE next Session of the PREsDYrERIA1. Hon
SCHOOL will commence on the first Monday
of September.
The course of study embraces all that is taught
IN the best Schools of the country. Terms, as here
toforc.
Board may be had in the heighborhood, OF in the
family Of the Principal.
=. Address the Principal at Middlebrook, Augusta
County, Va.
w. w. TRIMBLE, Principal.
August /, lS49.-tlS
Eg Vindicator, and Lexington papers will
copy until lst Sept, and forward accounts.
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ROCKBRIDCE LAND FOR SALE


'NHE subscriber wishes to sell at public auction,
on Tuesday, the 25ih Of September, next, his
Ackery Farm, lying on the back road leading from
Lexington TO Buchanan. situated on Broad Creek,
9 miles South West Uf the former place, 5 miles
from the Natural Bridge, and miles from the Jas.
River Canal, af1ording sn easy conveyance to mar
ket fer all kinds of produce. The Farm contains
$50 AQl&NSa
of which 400 are cleared, and in high state of
cultivation. The Land is well fenced, and well
timbered. There are 20 Acres Of first-rate Mead
ow, and 80 more could he readily made, if desired.
There on the Farm five OF six never falling
Springs. The Land is most admirably situated
and well adapted to the raising of all kinds ofgrain,
and the stream passing through it affords sufficient
water power for the turning of any kind of Machin
cry. There are on the Land,
FOUR GOOD LOG DWELLING HOUSES,
large Granary, large Brick Distillery, a large
Swisher Barn, Saw Mill, and all necessary out
houses. The dwellings, Sc, are so situated on the
Farm, and public road passing through it, that it
could be easily divided into Two convenient Farms,
if desired. deem it unnecessary to give full de-
scripriUn of the Land, as persons wishing to pur-
chase, will view it before the day of sae but would
JUS: say, that its location and advantages render il
one of the most desirable Farms in RockbIijge
Persons wishing to view the Farm, can apply to
the subscriber, OF TO James w. Buchanan.
Address, Natural Bridge
TERMS.-One-third, cash in hand, and The re-
mainder in four equal annual payments the purcha-
ser giving bond and approved security.
THOMAS WEIGH.
August z, IS4o.-6t.
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MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.
OF Hampton Sidney College, Richmond, Va,


TTNHE Twelfth annual of Lectures in this Insti-
Il tuition will commence on Monday, October 22d,
lS49, and continue until the middle Of March.
r.. L. BoHANNAN, Nj. D., Prof. of Obstetrics and Dis
OF Women ard Children.
l.. w. CHAmBERLAYSE, nj. ID. Prof. ofMatcria Med
lea and Therapeutics.
MAupIN, NJ. D., Prof ofChemistry snd Pharmacy
CHAs. BELL GIBSON, Nj. d., Prof of Surgery and
Surgical Anatomy
CARTER P. JOHNSON. M D., Prof. of Anatomy aud
Physiology.
DAvIp il. Tucker, VI. D., Prof of Theory and Prac-
tice of Medicine.
A. +. PETGcoLAs, NJ. D., Demonstration of Anatomy
The Museum, Apparatus and illustrations for the de-
fhonstrator departments have recently received many
additions and are now very complete. The facilities
for Practical Anatomy unsurpassed. The Clinical
advantages fully commensurate with the WAITS of
the student and especially valuable those pr eparing
for practice at the South. Clinical Lectures are given
twice A week in the College Infrmary, (which is in
immediate conguity with the Collcg3,) and once a
week in the Richmond Aims House, In these ins,itu
tions the diseases occurring Southern are met
with, and the Student has the most eligible opportun
ties of becoming acquainted with their types and
mcnt The frequency Of Surgical operations before the
class together with the facilities witnc the treat
ment of Surgical cass render this one Of the best
Schools of Practical Surgery
CHARGES Naturalization So, Tickets or the Profess
sors s les, Practical Anatomy $40, Graduation Fee
S25; Board, including fuel, lights, and servants at
tendance, may be obtained at 50 p to 81 10 per
week g. MAUPIN, NJ d.
August Is, l549.-6t. Dean of the Faculty.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.

RIoHNoND, Aug. l6, lS49.
FLoUR--$5 rs a SIS SO.
BEEF-$2s a So. gross, s. g. nett.
HERRINGs-$6 75-Shad $6 90.
BAcoN-Virginia cured, hog round, 81 So.
WHEAr--New lis.
CoaN MEAL-60 cents per 5ushei.
WHIsKEY-25 &c cents for Reclifed
BUTTER-Roll Is 49,, Firkin, | | a IL cts.
PLAsTER-On Basin, 81 90 per Ton.
SALr-$l 35 from Wharf, in Store 81 40.
LARD-Firkin, 7 II, Barrels, 8 a SIC.
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FDR SaE II.

4 TONS Bar Iron, assorted, good quality.
II Castings, do.
5000 lbs. Bacon.
1000 lbs. Cotton Yarn.
% bushels Timothy Seed, superior.
Barrel Sperm Oil.
Livingston Ploughs, by J. d. Trmble, two
and three Horses.
o. Orders solicited and terms liberal
WIN. WTTHROW, JR.
Waynesboro', August 22, 1S49-4t.
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Commissioners Safe
OF ROCKBRIDGE LAND.

VIRTUE OF authority vested in me by decree
- rendered on the 5th day Of July, lS4S, by the
Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chancery fol
Augusta County, in a certain cause therein pending
under the style Of McCue o. McCae, shall al
commissioner, proceed ~ sell at public auction, on
the premises, On Friday the 18th day ofSeptember
next, the Tract Of Land in the proceedings men
'ioned-con'aiaing by estimation
39l ACRES.
This Land is the same wherein the Defendant
John NlcCue, resided for a number of years. 1t is
situated about three or four miles Soutwes, Of Lex
ingtUn and Is 30 accessible TO that place, that the
purchaser, IT man Of family, may avail himself OF
the excellent Schools, Of every grade with which,
1t a6ounds. The neighborhood is delightful and
healthy. The Land of good quality and in good
state of cultivation-its surface undua,ing and fine
ly exposed to the South and SUnth East The build
ings and improvements plain but substantial and
comfortable. There two unfailirg Springs of
water on the Farm, the one near the House, the
other on the opposite side of the plantation There
ere about 2NU Acres of cleared land the balance is
well timbered. The facilities to market, of this
highly favored region proverbal for their excel
lence. The James River Canal, and the North
River navigabe to Lexington, are both within a
few miles In short fine Farm is in market, and
persons DESTROYS of purchasing Land would do well
to view il, and attend the sale.
TERMS.-No cash in hand-tlfe purchase mon
ey to be paid in equal instaments of one, two and
three years dating from the day Of sale, the pur-
chaser giving bond with sufficient personal security
and the legal title retained as ultimate security
until the whole Of the purchase money is paid.
Possession immediate, reservirg to the present
tenant the privilege of gathering his crop of Corn
and Oats, now in the ground
The title is unquestionable.
Mr. Keller the present tenant will show the Land
TO apy one wishing to see it,
JOHN ID. iMBODEN, Commissioner.
August Is, lS49.-4t.
Eg- Rockingham Register insert until day of
sale and forward account to this Office.
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NOTICE..

WE the undersigned Commissioners, appointed
W for the purpose of receiving subscriptions te
increase the Capital Stock of the Stanton and Jas
River Turnpike Company, appoint meeting of the
subscribers Vi the New Stock To be held on Friday
the 24th inst, at Scottsve, for the purpose OF APP
pointing Commissioners 10 estimate the value Of the
Old Stock, and for the transaction of such other bu-
siness as may be deemed proper to be done. A gen.
eral representation of the New Stock is requested.
JOHN B. HART, l =
j. w. MASON,
THOS. l.. WALKER,
JOHN TYLER, g.
M. BLAIR, 3.
WALKER TfMBERLAKE,
JOHN S. MARTIN. @
August Is, l949.-2w.
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McAdamised Road Meeting at Middlcbroek.

VHNHE Commissioners appointed to receive sub
- scrptions for the Junction Valley Turnpike,
will open their books at Middlebrook, on the 25th
inst. All the citizens Of this precinct are requested
to attend. The people Of the Middebrook precinct
by subscribing S 900 will secure the road through
their midst Addresses will be delivered by Mes
SIS. j. u. BALDWIN, HUeH w. SHEFFEY, JOHN
LErcHER and perhaps by others.
August 90, 1S49.
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'ENHE Executor OF Walter ii. Tapp, decd, who
was Administrator of William Goode, and
William Davis. Sheriff, Administrator de bonis
non of the said VIM Goode, decd, are hereby re-
quested to attend at my Office in the Town of Saun-
ton, on Monday the 10Th day of September, next.
prepared to render the accounts required by The
foregoing decree. And the creditors of the said
VIM GoUde requested, on that day, to exhibit
their claims properly authenticated that they may
be reported
SAMUEL CLARKE, Nj. COMM.
August s, lS49-4w.
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NOTICE.

a IL persons having claims against the Estate
- 81 be late John Porerheld, are, by this no
tee requested TO produce The same properly au-
theuucatcd before the Undersigned Commissioner,
on OF before Monday the Ord of September next. ir
order ina, they may be reported to the next term
Of the Superior Court Of Augusta County. and that
steps may be then taken fer their satisfaction.
j. n. HENDREN, Master Comm,
August s. lS49.--4w.
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H'O T'ECE.

'E'HE Directors, of The Stanton and James tlie-
et Turnpike Company, are requested TO tpee,
in the Town Of Scottsville, Afbemarie County. Va
on Friday tho 24th inst, for the purpose Of taking
some preliminary steps relative to the construction
OF the proposed improvement Of their Road, and for
the transaction OF other important matters connect
ed with the interest of the Company.
BENZ. NJ. PERKINS, President
Of the S. s. J. r. Turnpike Co
August -, l549.-2w.
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Commissioners Notice.

THE unsatisfied Creditors Of the late John w.
Pitman, will take notice to exhibit to the un-
dersigned Commissioner, at his Office in Staunton,
before the 10Th of September, next, all claims
they may have against the estate of the deceased
that they may be classified, and reported to the
next term Of the Circuit Superior Court Of Augusta
County. j. ". HENDREN, NJ. Com.
August Is, 1S49-4t.
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VIRGINIA AT Rules held in the Clerks or
flee of the Circuit Superior Court of Law and
Chancery for Augusta County, August the 9th,
lS49,
John Patterson, Executor of George Patterson;
decd ,-Plaintiff,
AGAINST
John A. Patterson, Barbara Patterson widow Of the
said George Patterson, decd, Isaac Tyotter, and
Catharine his wife, Elizabeth Parent, Nancy
Patterson, and oibers-DeiendaDts
The Defendants, Isaac Trotter, ard Calarine
his wife, Elizabeth Parent and Nancy Patterson
not having entered their appearance and given Sc
curity, according to the act Of Assembly, and the
Rules of this Court and it appearing by saisfacto-
ry evidence that they not inhabitants of this
Commonwealth: 1t is ordered, that the said De
PENDANTS do appear here on the lst day of the No.
vembeJ Term. next, and answer the amended bill
of the Plaintiff; aud that copy of this order be
forthwith inserted in sortie newspaper printed In
Staunion, for two months successfully, and posted
at the front doot of the Court hutse
Copy-Teste,
MICH G. KINNEY, G. C,
August 8, iS4g.-2m
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commissioners Notice.

rENIIE unsa;isfed Creditors of Elizabeth Purvis,
decd, have notice, by this publication, to ex-
hiblt in authenticated form, on or before Thursday
the 9th day of September, next, to the undersigned
Commissioner, at his Office in Stanton, all their
claims against the estate of the decd. in order that
they may be classified and reported TO the Superior
Court dY Augusta County, at its next term.
J. n. HENDREN, Mast. Commissioner.
August Is 1S40-4t.
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NOYACE.

TIME undersigned having the business Of the
u concern of Eskridge s. Gushing to settle, re-
quests those persons Indebted call and close their
accounts Immediately, further indulgence cannot
be given. CHAS. l.. CUSHING.
Stanton, May g, lS49.-tf.
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ENGLISH SCHOOL FOR BOYS.

A SCHOOL for Boys will be opened in this
"A place, on the first Monday in September, I'M
der my superintendance. The School will be taught
by Mr.. William Life, an experienced Teacher and
graduate of Washington College.
TERMS, FOR SESSION OF FIVE MONTHS
Elementary English Course, 81 so.
Complete English Course, $40 90.
A few Classical Scholars will be admitted, if of
suitable age, at SIS.
Particular attention will be paid to the moral and
religious Education Of the Boys. Apply TO
B. Nj. SMITH.
o. Temporary accommodations will be obtained
Till the School house shall have been completed
Siaunion, Aug. Is, IS49-tf.
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TRUST SALE.

RY virtue of a Deed of Trust dated the 2Sth
- day of January, lS47, executed TO me by Viii
hanson Hays, and ef record in the County Court
Offices of Augusta and Albemare, I shall proceed
to sell on Saturday the 9Th day of September, next,
for cash, al the residence of said Hays, about six
miles West of GreenvilIe, the following property,
10 wit: Black Mare, six years old Sorre
Mare, three years old; | Carryall and Harness 9
Fea,her Beds, Bedsteads and Bedding set Of
Carpenters Toolss ! Safe; 6 Windsor Chairs; 2
large Tables; small Table; also all o,her House
hold and Kitchen Furniture belonging to said Hays,
and on Monday The 10Th day Of September, next,
in the Town of Greenve, Augusta County, 1 shall
sell for cash, by virtue of said Deed, all the inter
est uf said Hays, in
TaGO Tracts or Land,
the first Tract lying in the County of Abemarle,
about three miles from Rockfsh Gap, it being the
same Tract of Land on which William Hays now
resides. Said Hays interest is one undivided tenth,
at the death Of his Moher.-Also Tract of Land
on the top of the Blue Ridge, near Rockfsh Gap,
in the County of Nelson, containing l56 ACRES,
adjoining the Lands of Leake and others, near the
top of the Mountain. shall convey to the purcha-
ser such title only as have under the Deed afure-
said. JOHN NEWTON, Trustee
August %, lS49.-,ds.
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BOOTS .9.v'sS SHOES.

y CASES Fashionable Boo.
~ Mems Fine Shoes AM Slippers,
Mems Kip Shoe:s and Brogans,
n youths and Cbdrens' 1'ffck and Light Shoes,
Ma SLIPPERS and Caters, vefy cheap,
Wo.neD's Leather Shoes, &c,
For sale at very feduced prices by
A. J. DEAKINS;
Old stand Of G. s. d., opposite z. o.
Stauntcr, Aug. i, 1849.