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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-09-18

A GENTLEMAN without capital, who has had an ex
IA ensive practice in the Lumber business, and prac
,ical mechanic (beiug well acquainted with the con-
s,rucon and management of acnery) wishes TO engage
with another with capital, ia furnishing lumber for the
Railroad now in progress between Stanton and Charotes
VILE A Capitalist by investing $500 iu Steam Saw
Mill of pages 2nd Glass; and having the cooperation oil
industrious, skifM mechanic, may realize SO per cent
from his investment in operation Of this kind, easily
as by agriculture, or II in Railroad stock
1t is proposed place efficient skill and attention (or
wan, Of which, capital is often lost enrely) against cap
al on fair equitable terms Satisfactory references with
regard to character and qualifications will be cheeuy rem
dered.
Any one or more wishing to enlist such enterprise
or to confer on the subject will leave their address al this
Office.
Staunton, Sept a, ls50-3t".
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VIRGINIA Alta Circuit Superior Court of Law ana
Chancery for Augusta County. at the Courthouse on
Thursday the Doth day Of June, 1850,
David Hull-Plantlh,
AGAINST
Alexander Lapore, Porreried A. Heskel, Lewis Pauey
and James Beny-Deteudans,
in CHANCERY.
ssAnd upon the offer Of p A. eiskell, guaranteed by
Hugh w Shefy, that in the event Of re sale, the Land
shall bring al least $50, the sale made by the Commits
sioner is set aside aud resale ordered by said Commits
sioner, j. A. Wadde who shall proceed offer he Land
for sale again by way Of public auction to the highest BID
der at the place. upon the terms and after the same notice
of sale as required and provided by The former decree aud
ne will open the Kidding at The offer OF $eUo as the od OF
said Heske. and if after ample and sufficient time allow
ed for bidding no will give more than the upset price
Of $780, he will report the sale made 10 F. A tieSkel
at $500, with Hugh w. Shrff'y, as his security. And
upon the return of the rePur u the Court will make
the proper order for cauceng the bonds G." the sl puTcha
ser, and restoring him what he paid in cash with inter
est from the time opaymen Uul u the cash proceeds Il" The
last SALE which cash proceeds Of last sale must therefore be
sn ent to cver the expenses Of both sales with interest
upon the amount Of cash paid by The first purchaser"
An Extract-Iesie,
CHAP j. KINNEY, %. c.
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SsiU .YiiUe 0iG Kicking!
The largest and most SPLENDID assortment ever
Offered IN this Town!
FRANK & CO.,

Z M E&1H h - Vs.
gBAVE just received their Fall and Winter supply Of
4 READY MADE CLOTHING, and now offer to
The public The largest and must carefully selected assortment
ever offered in Saunon They have been very careful in
making their selections 10 pay strict attention TO The quality
of the materials and to the nealest durability and fashion
Of the workmanship and their entire stock they can there
fore confidently recommend. Our stock comprises In part
the following articles, viz:
Fine Black and Blue French Cloth Fock and Dress Coats
Engsh do Black and Brown Cloth Sack Cuats Drab
Cloth, and Sack Over Coats Black Beaver Cloth Over
Goals Black Pilot Cloth Over Coats Blue Blanket and
Fol, Over Coats; DEab Cuored Over Goats, ofall kinds
splendid lot of Black Cloth Cloaks. very cheap.
Together aoith general assortment y PantatoonS ei-
Black and Blue CIulh. and Cashmere Pants; Fancy
Cashmere and Cloth Pants; Black and Blue Sattlnei
Panta,nns; Fancy and Blue Sainet Pantamns.
Together ,ch rich and choice selection Of Pests, zig =
lack and Fancy Satin Vests; Silk Velvet do Plain
and Fancy Merino Vests, latest style; Black Cloth do
Cashmere Do Plaid Wooden d. Saiiinet do.
We have and will keep large and fashionable assort-
ment of Boots, Shoes, Hats and Caps. Also Gentlemen
furnishing Guods such as Fine Shirts, Drawers Silk Pock
ct and Neck Handkerches, Suspendes, Stocks and Col
lars also, Silk and Cotton Umbrellas Leather Trunks,
and many other articles usually kept in Clothing Store,
not necessary to mention.
The public IN general are invited to call and examine
stock of Goods which will sell at cheaper rates, than
similar articles can be purchased elsewhere.
We will be in 'ecep Of fresh supplies throughout the
season. We will this Fall aud w inter, hua dnoihd si'1
largest stock of Clorhing brought to this place
We are determined to sell the principle Of Large sales
and small profits" ,,, o.,
ng Houses in the City of Baltimore, persons purchasing
will do well by calling before purchasing elsewhere,
as they can be supplied with every article IN our ne as
CHEAP as they can be purchased any of The Eastern cities
Call and examine for yourselves. Remember the place,
Corner of the Virginia Hotel. FRANK y w.
Slaunon, Sept IL, ls50-3m.
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ESNESESG SIZE.
<sZG%

WILL be offered for SALE public auction to the high
" est bidder at my residence on Bear .Walow, about
q miles North from Staunon, on "Wednesday the 2nd OF
October next. large quantity OF Personal fkof-
ERrY, as fllOws, viz:
$500 Bushels of Wheat; 90 head of Cattle, mostly OF
the Durham suck-about SCOT which are Mlch Cows 81
head of Horses % of which good work beasts, the
mainder Mares and Colts; Corn Crusher; OF McCor
nick's Reaping Machines besides quantity of Farming
Unreuss; 2 good Road Wagons; good Wheat Fans
Sc. sc.
TERMS-A credit of six months will be given on al
sums over Ten Dollars the purchaser giving bond with ap
nroved security under that sum- the cash will be required
SIMPSON f. TAYLOR.
September Is, lS50-3t.
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BgM9l8Yo BROWN 8 AYR9Mo
GRoCERs AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,

GhOCEhS AND COMmlSSlOIN mCNCuhNlS,
Corner Of Cary s. 18th Streets Richmond, Virginia
-SeIeS
THANKFUL for the very liberal patronage extended TO
them during the past season, by their friends and
generous public, and anxious still to retain their confidence,
have commenced the Fall Trade, with determine
ton f possbIe offer still greater inducements for their
continued patronage.
They have now in Store very general assortment of
Goods in their ine which they offer for sale fair prices,
among which may be found the following articles: -
100 hds of Sugar, various qualities; 100 packages Loaf
and Crushed d. /; 800 bags of Rio, Java and Laguira
Cofees; so hhds of Nloasses; $50 barrels Orleans do
100 packages of Teas assurted 300 kegs of Nails 300
bags of Shot, $50 boxes Of Candles 100 boxes Of Fancy
and Prime Soaps; 800 reams of Letter, Cap and Wi.
ting Paper 400 sides Of good and damaged Sole Leath.
er; 100 casks of MADEIRA, Sherry and Port Wines 20
pipes of French Brandy $50 barrels Whiskey Tusca-
oosa and other brands. Also, various other articles suit
able for country trade, which will be sold at moderate prices
upon the usual terms.
We also strictly attend 10 the sale Of all kinds of PRO-
DUCE and when hand make the usual cash advances
All monies due from accounts Of Produce Sold viii be
paid fdesired by one Of the firm who resides at Waynes
boro or by check on the Valley Bank Stanton Goods
received and forwarded upon the usual terms
Richmond, Sept. II, lS50.-3t.
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A 10
H.aRDW:aRE STORE.

VNE subscriber has removed to the Store room IN the
new building, Main Street, near to b. Crawiord's
and opposite NJ Cushngs, where he offers tor sale very
extensive stock of Goods in his line consisting OF
Round Square and Flat rolled IRON OF all SIZES shee. and
Hoop do, CAST Shear and Blister Steel, Hollow ware
Castings, Traces and Halter Chains. Shovels, Spades
and Forks, Nails Screws Locks and Hinges, in great
variety, and at low prices Handsaws, warranted Mill
and Crosscut do, Axes Razors, Pocket Knives, Guns,
Rifle barrels, Locks, Shovels and longs, Andons, Wo.
ven wire, Buggy Springs and Axes, Bride Bits and
Stinups,
ALSO, COMPLETE STOCK OF
Table Cutlery, and Mechanics Tools and Materials,
such as AnviIs Vises Bellows, Screw Plates Hammers,
Files &c., Bench Moulding SASH Pow and other Planes,
Broad Axes and Hatchels, Shoe Tools, Lasts and Find
ngs, Saddery Glue, Glass; Of all Sizes and superior quail
y with great variety of miscellaneous articles, all of
which will be sold at the cheapest rates.
GEORGE E. PRICE.
Govt
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September Is. 1850 ids.
I'G US2 SAFE
OF Real aaad Personal Property.

IN pursuance of two Deeds of Trust executed the
4 dersignrd by George Washington WheIHarger. dated
respectively 26h ofApr 1917, and 24h February le49
shall proceed upon the premises on Friday the 18th day
of October next To sell the highest bdeT or cash,
TRACT OF LAND lying in Augusta County, on The
North side Of the Middle River. adjoining Samuel Harms
berger and others, containing about
la5 ACRES,
10 the same less, together with the improvements
aud appurrenances Aso four head Of Horses one Road
Waoun and Gear, Harrows Puughs. aud other Farming
Utensils uue Cloverseed Threshing Machine, one Wheat
Threshng Machine ard all the appurenances belonging
to said Machine Feather Beds. and furniture belong
ng to same three Bedsteads. Clock halt doz Chairs
two Tables and many other articles Of Household and
Kitchen Furniture.
Acting as Trustee shall convey to the purchaser such
title ONLY as is vested IN me by said DEEDS
NICnO. X. TROUT, Trustee.
Sep,ember IS, lS50-lds.
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NO IsI1DTUIADElsso

TIME undersigned having been appointed Commission
er in Chancery by the County Court of Augusta, Of
fes his services Executors Administrators, Guardians,
Trustees Sc BY provisions ufthe Cude the accounts
of F,ducaries must be stated and settled before Commits
sinner Of the County Court without an order OF reference;
The Commissioner also has power az the instance OF an Tx
ecuur or Administrator to summon creditors before him IN
order TO ascertain the amount IF dehedness of The estate
upon which he has administered AT the instance oany per-
sun interested he may The Fiducary to account
before him, and Judgment creditor may obtain from nun
summons to the debtor, to appear before him and make
discovery. &c.
Any business entrusted to will meet with prompt at
,enon may he found all times. when not profeSslun-
ally absent, at my Law Office in Staunton.
WIN. H. HARTMAN.
Stonn,on Sent a. IS50-6m
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.aT TEYE Old ST.sND,

g doors above the store of B. Crawford Esq.,'
rgNHE undersigned continues to carry on the CoACn
MAKING BUSINESS in all its various branches
Tie IS thankful for patronage heretofore land hopes
from his long experience and personal attention to merit
continuance He has variety of Carriages on hand OIL
every description used in this country. ~,
NJ Reparing done In the best and at reasonable
prices. ,ho
He has also connected with his Coach Mandatory the
Saddlery business, and will keep constantly on hano
and for sae Saddles and Harness Of every gar
rage Trimmings, Harness Mounting, WHIPS oaddie'feeS
Carriage Springs, Axes, &c, &c TaIi ana M.cov
C,o,nton Aun 81 1S50Atf.
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REDUCTION OF PRICES.

'VE subscriber determined from this date to sell Goods
at reduced prices for CASH, will offer greater bargains
than can be had the County for the same money ifany
body doubts this let him or her come and examine and they
will be of ain opinion as an opnion that what he says
fact Come one, come alI--thee is nothing gained by
ideness or solh-ihs world Of action, and to make
money, gain reputation and exert happy influence, We
must be active, perseveng, energecwe must not quail
at shadows-run from lions attempt to dodge men who
faint and quail are laughing stock for angels devils, and
isue men, So come quick aud buy cheap.
d. NJ. HUFFMAN,
Main street, opposite Post Office.
P. S-Those having open accounts with me have them
ready for settlement, those indebted to me will please call
and close their accounts either by cash or noe as am d
termined to close up open accounts SO be ready.
Stauntun, July 3, 1850. II. NJ n.
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@1CDs All AUo1EI@No

ON Monday the 23d day of this month, we will com,
W mence selling at public auction, stock Of superior
GOODS, consisting in part Of
Fine 6. Fancv Silks Bereges CaSimeres, Sha,c Cloves
Cloths Has Boots, Shoes, Hud,cNe, Bm hon, SC.
The Gods MUST be sod and such opportunity to buy
cheap is seldom offered to the puoic
The Ladies are particularly invited to attend The auc-
ton will continue irom day day until we get through
We will still continue private selling at prime cost.
Egs- " Z must again admonish persVes Indebted TO L
IInEEN that our duty and instructions require US To col
ect promptly and all claims paid arranged oy
the 5h Of October next will be placed in officers hands
PETER Y. BROOKE, lTrus,ees.
NlCHO X. TROUT, s
G aunton Sent 49, lS50-lt.
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JULY FL, 1880:
$4,000 worth of desirable GOOD at greatly
REDUCED PRICES.
WHITE & CO.,

INTENDING to remote to another House the ensuing
Fall o. Winter, and wishing 10 have as small stock
to remove as possible offer their entire stock from and Il
ter this date reduced prices much Of which consisting II
Plain and Figured Silks, Plaid and Figured LINEN I've
Cloths and Cassimefes, Ready made Clothing, Laces.
Ribbons, Gloves, Hosiery &c.. Sc, will be sold at and
below COST for CASH In good faith, therefore, wsia'
vite all wanting Cheap Goods to call and examine.
With view to introducing some sautary changes ana
"Reorms into our new business suited to the crisis, We
shall unreservedly sell our STOCK at great sacrifices.
Staunton July "a, 1885,
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fM0ulAa 3 @ElARHsAsa Raalsa

No. 100 Main Street, kiChmOnd, va,
IMPORTERS and Dealers in Day GooDs AND HART
WARE, have received by ships Star of the West,
R. Palmer" and Prentice" from Liverpool and variou
arrivals from the Moth, full assortment Of
FILL GOODS;
to which they invite the attention of country merchants
Many Of these goods were purchased early in the summer
much below present prices, and Will be sold accordingly
Consisting in part Of
Black and culored Alpacas,
Alpaca and Mohair Lusires,
Six striped Brocades, Chameleon Silk Regents,
Colored Thibel Cloths,
Rich printed de LANES,
Plain and Cashmere do,
English, American and Clyde Prints,
Gala Plaids and Gnghams,
Move thread Edgings and Laces,
Cambria and clear Lawn handkerchief,
Mems Printed Cambria do,
Pongee, Shanghai and Corah do,
Rich Fancy Cavas,
Maeoni and Gro de Rhine do,
Silk and worsted Ms and Gloves,
Mems buck and lined Berlin do,
Embroidered Cashmere and Tartan Shawls,
Damask Diapers and Napkins,
Linen Sheeting and Toweling,
Brown and white Huland,
Canton and printed Flannels,
Cuakings and Cloak Innings,
French, Belgian and American Cloths.
Fancy Cassmeres and Doe Skins,
Woolen Velvet Vestings,
Rich Silk aud satin do,
Printed Moleskins,
Prince Albert Cords,
Flushings ard Beaver Cloths,
Genlinella blue Pilot do,
Blue scarlet aud gray Blankets.
TwiIled and Du1il do,
Whitney and ribbon bound Bed do,
heavy stock Of Kerseys,
Satinels, Fannels. Checks,
Beached and Brown Cotlons.
HARDWARE.
$500 dozen Knizes and Forks,
1900 do Pocket Knives, Rodgers" Wos'enhon
and other makes,
400 do Scissors and Shears,
800 do Pad Locks,
800 do Stock Locks, English and American,
$50 do Rim, Morre aud Closet LuckS,
$50 do Virginia, Davis s. Collins Axes.
200 groce Britannia and Iron tea aud table Spoons,
1000 pair Traces, all kinds,
basket Vices,
so mousehole and other Anvils,
$50 singe and double Guns,
A complete assortment OF Saddlery.
Richmond, Sept Is, lo50.-3t.
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RECORD OF DEATHS.

DIED. in this place Sabbath week at o'clock + W. Mrs
S,nAH b. wife OF Mr. James MaySc m tn 3Ih year OF "er
ase Mrs had been sufferer tor more than Two
she came 10 live about four years united htrS
20 The Prcsby terrain Church March, li1 and by h po
nor, NJ and amab chardct hid greatly endarcd heih
10 n and n hbors Never cjoylug very good hea'h
she led retired life cnlinenty illustrating the principles OF her
christian profession her sphere She bore PoSced SUI
firing with exemplary patience and submission, enjoying con-
slant peace in believing and sustained by c)vrUant Se'pg
God met death only with resignation and compnre oHi WIN
triumph The best medical skill aud the most faithful IND aSs
nous attentions tender husband with the care ana rendShp
Of kind and christian ueighbor greatly acvacd the
could not abate bui faith in Christ destroyed 'e sung
death and victorious aud the mas cutter
cd the which remains Tor the people OF Gou'
DIED, on Sunday morning the Sth instant, m the NS oI
MI Scion MIR Lorenzo HoUDAsHELL, the adva' age Oh
iOl years mouths aud days The deceased was rsnvr
nv bbbe emgraed this coutry with his parniS at an
ar ace took MP arms defence OF his adopted country ana
stood sbonjer TO should with the revolutionary patriots whose
Sooy conflicts achieved glorious Independence OIL whch inc
american people proudly boast , -. he ro,,,irs
As last tribute Of respect 10 the old warrior ms h ,h
were committed TO their final resting place on MONDAY ~ M
Mt Soop Artillery the command OF Captain u Ncr
with appropriate military honors in the presence OF large con-
.ours, OF ctizeRS aud nrighbOrs.--CoMM. -
DIED on Chfisiisns Creek Sunday evening last MIS-
= BaApY wife Of MIR. John Brady, advanced age
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GREAT ATTRACTE9N.
OPPOSITE THE VIRGINI.4 HOTEI

gETEE & CO,
NeEG leave TO inform Their friends, customers and the
I'D public generally that they are just receiving large
and carefully selected stock of
Fail and Winter Clothing,
made up in the very best and most fashionable style and OF
the very hest material Their stock consists in part OF TX
ira fine Frock ard Dress Goats Fancy Sack Goals Black
and Fancy colored Pants in The latest styles Figured
Silk and Satin Vests Vevei Vests; Fine Cloth Cloaks
and Overcoas of all descriptions Also, supply OF Has,
Cans, Buois Handkerchies, Crava,s Shirts, Drawers
Socks, Carpet bags, SC.
The subscribers grateful for the generous patronage hh
eo extended to Them would respectfully solicit con'lnu
ance of the same They feel assured that they can sell as
great bargains as any in the place and all they ask
is an examination Of their stuck and prices
SNIFF s. CO.
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PARTICULAR NOTICE.

vU,HE subscriber would respectfully inform his hends
and the public, that he slil continues to furnish Wed
ding and other Parties the shortest notice and in man'
ner warranted 10 please He would also say 10 persons
wishing 10 purchase CANDIES AND CONNECTION
ARIES, by the quantity, that he is ready to supply them
DO es warranted in wing with as good be brought
N the market All he asks examination before Pse
chasing elsewhere. 4. M Iooi''i'o'
July "a. 1850.
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S. M. YEAMAN's
IrNRJyAIJ,ED WINNOWING FANS.

NFESSRS. CLARKE s. RVERcoMB have on hand 8
WI large stock Of the above named FANS so justly col
ebraed for the superiority and rapidly OF their execution
cleaning the grain ready for the Mill, at operation.
The pfopreters feel so thoroughly satisfied Of their superb
oy that they agree to refund the money where they Do
NOT give satisfaction All communications relative 10 Fans
Of AGENCIES either in Rockbrdge or Augusta should ~
addressed to the above named, al Mt. Scion, va
rrrs, 7 tS50-2m
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AGENTS.

THEopoRyc McRoBEar Esq, Williamsville Bath County
WILLIAM L. FERrIe Esq, Huntersve, Pocahontas County
Mr. THoRNToN G. STOUT, New Hope, Augusta County.
William w FLEMING, Esq, Monterey, Highland County
JAMES S. Guy, Esq. Deer6eld, Augusta County.
Col GEORGE w Hut Mcdowell, Highland County.
Mr. JACOB CRIsT, Long Glade, Augusta County.
Mr. SINCLAIR HARTMAN Green Bank, Pocahontas County
Capt. DAVID McFAlL Mt Scion, Augusta county
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IRON! Iron! Iron!

LII persons who may wish purchase Iron hereby
IN Informed that it can be had at the Mount Vernon
Forge on South River, Port Republic, in this County
at One Hundred Dollars a Ton.
The Iron is Of superior quality and constant supply
is at all times kept on hand. Farmers will find it to their
.dv..-.-.. ,,.ii.as- IBer IIU Vi me do .:6AA
- 10 INV |4NN'' JOHN MILLER.
Rockingham Co., Aug 81, ls5O-4m.
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A TAILOR who will come recommended as sooo
IN workman, and man Of good character hidy h"e
rrof,abe situation at Deeied Augusta County. sim
ole man can be accommodated with board upon very rea
sonabe terms man of family could be provided io Il
snch should Offer convenient shop is now in readiness
For further particulars enquire at this office.
Auoust 81. lS50-tf
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N Tuesday the Oath Of This month, on the Farm OF the
W subscriber near Staunlon, will be soc at public auction
number of HORSES. HOGS. COWS and young Vat
lie abou, so Acres of Corn 6sacks ofllay; all the farm
inc implements, including two guod Wagons and lhresh'
inS Machine a Turning Lathe some Carpenters Tools;
GOOD sci Of Blacksms Iuols; sumo House FusnlluIe
and good Carriage. 40
TERNIS.-For all sales of and under $1O, cash VIII be
required for all sums over $40, bonds with approved secu-
rty payable in six months, with interest from dae ol te
aa ,rb;ch interest hpwever. will be romlled if the prn
cipal be punctually paid when due An |.
&C. If the weather very unavorabe the sale VIII be
postponed to the first fair day. WA, JOHNSON
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Notice of Sale.

I'm pursuance of the above decree the Land of Alexander
Lapoe lying in the Great Calf Pasture nineteen miles
from Staunun. and containing about 2OO ACRES, Will
again be offered for sale public auction, OH the premises
On Thursday tue 24h day of Ociober next 81 much OF
the purchase money will deay the expenses OF both sales
will BIZ required in hand the balance upon credit OF
SIX. twelve aud eighteen months, the purchaser executing
bonds with good security.
J. A. WADDELL, Comm.
September Is, lS50-tds
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.YU<TsO.T!
SALE OF LUM Der.

rE,E subscriber as administrators of Samuel Hunter de-
ceased will offer for sale al public auction, On FRIDAY
the 9th inst, at Hunters Saw mill on Back CfeeR' a
inch and half inch and three quarter and Two inch plank
iss furing scanlling of different sizes, including Poplar
and Maple hedsread stuff well seasoned Locust umSers'
and about so seasoned Axlerees for Wagons. The Lum-
Der will be sud in lus of convenient size credit OF SIX
months Tor all sums $50. for less amounts The cash VIII
be required. ADAM MclIEoNEA' Auh' W.
Spntpmber | l. lS5()-3t.
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rUaNp1KE NOTICE.

A GENERAL meeting of the Stockholders in the h. warn
~ Springs and Harrisonburg Turnpike fGao Gompany
will he held at the house of Thomas Holt, IN Jennings
GAP on the first Friday in Oclube next It. is hoped tina
all those Stockholders that attend Will send 10 the
proxies as it is important or the interest Of the s'ocAhOld
ers to have meeting al that time
By order of the Board,
M. HARVEY EFFlNGER, Sec'y. y Treas
Anuusl 81. lS50.-dm.