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+ GtIRCUIT Superior Cour. Of Law and Chancery 70
~ Bath County, April term, $50
Henry Stewart, Administrator Of Andrew Stewart dec.
Plaintiff,
AGAINST
Mary Ann Stewart, widow of said Andrew, and William
H. Stewart, Frances C. Stewart, James II. Stewart
Mary M Stewart and John A. Stewart, infant children
osad Andrew Stewart dec, land James Stewartan said
Henry Stewart in his own rights. John T. Wright and
Nancy his wife, James Hodge and Martha his wife, and
lanes B. Coyner, and Matilda his wife, Robert Stewart
Sarah Stewart and the children Of Margaret Stewart who
ntermarried with John Miller of the State Of Indiana
wing heirs of the late Henry Stewart, dec.
This cause came on this 24th April 1850, to be heard
upon the Bill and exhibits, and it appearing to the satsfac
lion Of the Court that more than two months have elapsed
p the returns Of the subpoena executed upon the Deen
dants Mary Ann Stewart James b. Coyner, and Matl-
da his wife. James Hodge and Martha his wife, Robert
Stewart Sarah Stewart and James Stewart and they still
falling 10 appear and file their anwers II Is ordered mat
the plaintiffs bill be taken for confessed as 10 ne. hno
also appearing that the subpoena has been served on ne
infant Defendants. William H., Francis " James IT,
Mary NJ and John A. Stewart, infant children and heirs
Of Andrew Stewart dec. on motion of the Plaintiff by
Counsel Charles L. Francisco is appointed Guardian al
em 10 defend the said Infants n this cause, and there
upon filed his answer. Upon argument OF the rlanIlns
Counsel it is adudged ordered and decreed that this cause
referred to Master Commissioner Andrew Damron to
take state and settle the accounts of the plaintiff as Ad
minstrator of Andrew Stewart dec. And that said Com
missioner do by public notice in some Newspaper publish
ed in Staunton convene before him the credor5 OF Inc es
tate of Andrew Stewart dec and a the take an account OF
the debts due from said estate, their dignity 10 whom DUE
and payable and tina, said Commissioner report his pro-
ceedings to this Court, in ordered to final Decree
COpy-Tese,
CHAS. L., FRANCISCO, Clerk.
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.

WISH to sell House and Lot 10 StaunOn Geometry
to the estate of Daniel Ellis decd situated "a WA.
Of said Town called Newow and designated il that ps,'
Of said Town as lot No. H. and at present occupied y
David Andrews. The House is bull. Oh O,en
Tba os back in rear Of the Dwelling House 10 he
next street on which another building might be efec'eo Il
The terms Of sale can be made easy to the purchaser ~
the deferred payments being well secured portion u
q Morris will shuw the property to these desiring to
see IL and communicate to me any offer that may be made
s sse 49,, 49, a sore JOHN X ELLIS, Adm'or
o' 'Ae 'a'N'' of Dariel Ellis, decd.
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SALE or LAND.

vN pursuance Of Deed of Trls, date the 25h day OF
4 Amil, I847, executed to me by George Washing ton
Wheebager. shall proceed upon the premises, on sat
urday the oath day Of August, TO sell a,PnOc auction
to the highest bidder for cash. CERTAIN III. aco M idGT
Rysr containing about la5 acres, adOinng,h Lands
Of S samuel asbager and Others and the same Land
conveyed to said Wheelbage, by the heirs oil he oamue
Acting as Trustee, will convey TO the purchaser such
title only as is vested in me BY SAID deea o,r, r,o
Inlu 81 lS50.-tds 81
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ysvHE next session Of this School will commence on the
2nd day Of September next and close the last OF Jane
1851 handsome and comnodlous BRICK edllce ls now
~ oress Of erection. which will furnish the School with
arv snneror accommodations. The course study will
qualify Young men for advanced entrance in any ofour
hest Colleges, or for any practical pursuits OF life
TERMs-In the Classical and Mathematical Depart
men per session of 10 months $50 CO. English Depart
men according to grade per session, SIS and $24 w.
Board. including washing, nc, can be ooianed IA 'he
hoe, fames in the village ard vicinity at So and 81 per
month. A few pupils can be accommodated in the family
of the Principal.
he community in which this School is located in re-
pous influence and good Morals, is not surpassed IN the
State. ~
Enggf- Address the Principal, at Brownsburg, Va.
lnlv % lS50.--4m.
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July IL, 1S50.-4w.
At Circuit Superior Court Of Law Chancery lof Da'l
n County, April term, 1851,
johnson E. BelI-Plainuff,

II Circuit superior OOuTi vi Law 'o' A>
n County, April term, lS50,
johnson E. Bell-Plaintlff,
t,so, DangIas. Thomas Sttnston, William II. Terrill,
Henson Douglas, Joseph Wood ,r., Henry Smith Wat
son Warwick Johnson E. Bell s. John U. Dickinson
partners in trade ndei the firm and style OF Bell y DICK
epson Thomas j. Peters, James Buck George w J0r-
dan, William Scott, William Womack, Shepherd GIill-
land, Jonathan Lemon George Surber, Egbet Van ba-
rem and Field Trayer-Deendants
More than two months having elapsed since the ming Of
the bill and service of the Subpoena upon the Defendants
and thew still failing appear and answer the Plaints
bill as to the Defendants, is taken for confessed and mis-
eanse coming on TO be heard upon the bill and exhibits heres
in was argued by COUNSEL and the Court on
thereon doth andge order and decree that Andrew Damron
be and he is hereby appointed special Commissioner TO state
an account Of the respective claims still due and owing by
son Douglas 10 the several creditors in the deed Of trust
mentioned in the BILL and also ascertain and state the a.
mount and priority OF the judgements chagable upon the
Lands in said trust deed mentioned aud make report there
Of 10 this Court And is further ordered and decreed by
the Court that the said Commissioner before proceeding to
state the account as herein before directed do first give no
,ce to the several parties interested Of the time and place
of making such staement-And this cause is continued
A Copy-Teste
CHAS. L. FRANCISCO, Clerk
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oWMISSTONER'S NOTICE.

I'm pursuance Of the above Decree the Undersigned Will
on the Doth day Of July next the premises, sell the
above pieces OF parcels of Land on the terms aooYe SPec
9Th GOOD securty for the purchase money, and the title re-
tanned until The purchase paid The Lands lie IN
the neghBothood of Waynesboo and are part Of the
Real Estate Of the late joseph Peck From their locality
and superior quality they well worth the attention Oh
those who desire purchase property OF TINS
lima 10 1870 --4w
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cdr. II. Ii. LAPHAM.
STURGEON DENTS.

SURGEON OENI1S1,
tTAS taken an office one door above Meetings. Hotel,
Ia where he will be happy to accommodate all persons
wishing his service, hoping continuance of the patronage
heretofore bestowed by the citizens of Augusta county
AS much inconvenience and loss ensues by absence to
ny part of the village waiting upon persons, patients at the
Hospital and all those aboring under sickness inability
IN private Families, will be visited without an additional
charge, and no others hereafter.
Staunton, July IL, l850.-3t.
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$4,000 worth OF desirable GOODS at greatly
REDUCED PRICES.
wHTTE & 90.

INTENDING to rcmore another House The ensuing
FAN o. Winter, and wishing 10 have as small stock
to remove as possible offer their entire stock from ana at
Plain and Figured Silks, Plaid and Figured Linen Lus
Tres paroges, Lawns, Gnghams, Cal!eoes'
Ribbnns Gloves. Hosiery Sc. Sc, will be sold at and
se lgD eosT or ASH In good fah therefore we IN
yite an waiting Cheap Goods to cali and examine
with view 70 introducing soma oaiu'aTy changes ana
Reforms into Our business suited to Inc crisiS' We
sbaIl nneservedy sell our srocx at great sacrifices
Stanton, July "a, 1850.
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EEaGEg SCHOOL

NER. A. CAMP, JR.. Qate Of New England,) would
1VA respectfully inform the inhabitants OF WayaesOoIo
and vicinity that he will open an English Classical and
Mathematical School in their village, the 18th Of August
nex, continuing five oonths An opportunity will be Of
fered for learning French and Vocal Music Board obtain
cd Al reasonable rates Terms per session varying accord
Np to studies from 81 80 Sl2 So Music and French
CeSua) Thooug huess" and the "insliliug Of correct
principles the motto Of the leacher..
Waynesboro', July "a, lS5O--3.s
FrY7gf- Wind copy St and charge this office.
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ID NTISTRY.
MANN a. CHAPMAN,

INTENDING to practice in Augusta County, take this
method of informing the CITIZENS wa. .oy yh w."
manner in which they perform their work have no doubt
few Of the many persons whose teeth they have operated
upon in this County offered as reference, and as tes
timonlal Of their skill.
CERriFicArE-We whose names are he.eunlo signed.
do hereby certify that MANN & CHAPMAN nave executed
Dental work for as in very satisfactory manner, both in
quality and durabi,ity-Dr f. Williams. William rhomP-
son, George Messersmh, A. Smith, Philip Fauber Dr.
Joseph Wilson
Inlv IL 1S5O-tf.
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goITING CLOTHS! B0LTING CLOTHS!

yr,E subscribers have for sale goodaassortmeni of tho
L REAL GERMAN ANCHOR BRAND B0Lf-
ING CLOTHS, of all numbers from No. ] to No. iO-
These are the best Cloths brought to the United o!ales
to make GOOD our and good YIELD oughsto have one 90
these Cloths good Boiling Cloth win pay back 70 1ss
Miller double its cost in season. Was say yoa M
Ies will YOU send us an order for good No 81 which
YOU shall have as low as you can get IN hcnWpnq
Baltimore. m NE OF ~
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VIRGINIA AT Rules held in the Cierks inv. n =,
the Circuit Court for Augusta County, duy oe 's'
1850,
Abraham Hannah--Plaintif,
,,r, pnmnbrcy. John Skies and John Young -
IN CHANCERY.
The Plaintiff having filed his bill, praying thai ne 'e
no,,.;n Hnnse and three ourths Of an Acre OF Lano,
sod bv ,he Defendant Skies to Young and by Young 70
hmTpand the Defendant Young having entered MS sp
ueaance and given secuy according to the "a
Bly, and the Rules of this Court and appea Of ,hs Com
factory evidence that he is not an inhassnt o. ''
is ordered that the said Defendant DO sp
ear here on the st Monday September next and sn."s,
he bill of the Pain and that copy Of ms o.rv,
forthwith inserted in newspaper printed 10 s'aCn a"@
for one month, and posted at the front door OF 'ne oo0'
house,. Copy,M,rT r KINNEY. c. o.
80, in IS50-1m
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1S@lg DlsNZgo

r WISH TO RENT for one or more years the FARM
belonging to the heirs Of John Montgomery, decd. ~
ng in Rock5dge county, on the Little Calf Pasture Rlv-
er There are Upwards of 600 ACRES in tine Tract one
third of which perhaps at least is cleared The buildings
are comfortable the Land is OF good quality and lies In
good neghborhood Possession given on the rst DAY Of
September nexs. The Land will be shown by VIM. n
Bell ESD, who resides in the neighborhood For terms
Srpy ' JAMES NELSON, Agent
.Jnlv II Is5O-,f. for the Widow and Heirs
Lexington Gazette copy times.
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sMETH1NG FRESH.

CHARLES II. BALL has just received another sup
" ply Of FRUIrs, CoNrEcToNARIEs &c., consisting in
part Of Oranges Lemons, Figs, Prnes Dates, Almonds,
pecon Nuts &c., &c. Also, Candies of every variety
with few Cans of those fine Picked Oysters Call at
the Confectionery Establishment opposite The Spectator or
fee
Slaunion, July 10, 1850.
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A Farm of 800 Acres for saie'
ANout | mile West Of StauntoR, Va

1,c .ro consists Of Land in cultivation of about 20
/ Acres woods 70 Acres and 10 Acres Of Meadow.
Tho two head branches of Lewis Creek flow through q!
nS there are two fine Springs the house The build
n@s are new ample and convenient consisting ola hand
sone fame House, large Barn, Stables &c.
'' For further particulars, Apply to WM B. JOHNSON
Stanton, Va.
az e Rockingham Register copy for months and 0'
- oocount ia this office.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

BRECKENRIDGE g. CoWNE have just received
b variety Of Boots and Shoes suitable to the season.
among which are r,o c.,s st;o ao:
V Geo,emens Kin Shoes; Gens Calf do Gent MOs0
g Morocco Slippers cs sSss k'S ri ssp E
Ladies Fine Morocco DO Ladies Sa " Mems sna Wo
mems men heavy Brogan Shoes. Boys Kip and Ca S"'
and Boots, &C., &c.
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Valuable Land for Sale.

,s,tJE undersigned will sell privately accommodating
4 terms. his valuable FARM on Back Creek, in Bath
County. There are upwards OF
700 ACR Els
o and Of which about 800 bottom land OF an excellent
ouaiiy so Acres Of good Meadow, and with little labor
30 Acres more could be made. The bottom land Is all
cleared enclosed and in ne state OF cultivation ne
INLAND is we,l TIMBERED, and affords fine range or
stock and in addition there is fine outlet and range of
stock in the Allegheny mountain The land wen
ed bv several fine Springs of running water one suicent-
" strong to run mill ali the year. The Improvements are
sma Brick Dwelling House,
tSnSA with Kitchen attached tolerable good Barn,
tIisM Stables. and other out houses. Any person de
string great bargain Land will do well to drive lIaoe
at once as such property cannot remain long In
;Tbe Farm will suit any one wanting good agricultural
or stock farm CHAhLES F1AHii"A Nv
july TO- lS50E2nl.
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SAIsIs OF LAND

Attorney in fact, of RoSe.t Dunlap, will offer at
n public sale in front of the Post Ofce IN the d lSwn
~ T, ora' of land, containing ONE HUNDRED AND
twenty ACRES. lying in the County of Augusta on
The waters Of the Little Calf Pasture 1t is part OF The
Tr,ct Emerv owned by John Dunlap, deed, and by
nar,on assigned to said Robert Dunlap The LAM IS
without improvement, out large part OF 1t Is fney loe-
pd snd am told there is on it fine Sulphur spring
5e lille j. clear and unreasonable, all difficulties having
besn removed by decree of the Chancery Court; ,
TERMS.-FHhy Dollars will be required IN nand' inc
balance in six twelve and eighteen months, the purchaser
s'''"S DAVID S. YOUNG,
yuIv 81. ls5O.--tds Attorney for Robert Dunlap.
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TU.WBER! LUMBER /!

vg,TIE subscribers have on hand large stock Of GOOD
IL LUMBER, embracing, inch plank flooring &c,
White pne Shingles, which they will sell on acrommodal,
ING terms for cash. or to punctaa customers at Their yard
in Mt. Scion. nrp,,Dp
i,Iy "a S5O.-3ls
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CHURCHVIELE
Euglish and Classical SchOOE

yE,HiS School will be opened on Tuesday Inc 2o!n n OF
i August next and close the goth June, 1921. me
subscriber hopes from years experience IN teaching, ana
by his usual diligence in the discharge Of his duties 70 ner
continuance Of the patronage heretofore SO oeany eA
endel 10 his School Several boardes can be received IN
The subscribers family Terms will be the same as hereto
fore. "
.IuIy "a. lS50-3tA.
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wv BBlTE.t& CO.,

ryAyE nov in Store. received in the last few days, l0C
I'll Sacks Liverpool Salt barrels Crushed Sugar; DC
Puverzed Sugar boxes double refined Loaf Sugar;
bux single refined Loaf Sugar Cloves; Mace Cinnamon
bes Teas Tierce Rice Rio, Java and Lagulta Conee
NO, Stone Jars, Crooks, &C., &C., for Preserves.
Sis&sA EXPECTED SOON,
$2sSiiice Nloasses Terce Syrup; Z hhds Brown gu
NAL of which will be sold at the lowest prices.
tSiaunton July "a, 1850.
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-coMMIIssIo,NER's NOTICE

The parties interested in the foregoing order will please
take notice that will on the 18th day of August 1901
at the Warm Springs Bath County Virginia. proceed TO
the execution Of the same at which time and place they
ANDREW DAMRoN, Special CON-
Iulv r. iS5O-4w.
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PARTICULAR NoEISA.

ygytE subscriber would respectfully inform his friends
and the public, that he still continues to furnish ed
ding and other Parties on the shortest notice and man
ner warranted to please He would also say 70 persons
wishing 10 purchase CANDIES AND CONtECil .t
ARIES, by the quantity, The, he is ready TO supply "e
as low for the cash. as any other house II 'e
bs feels warranted in wing with good can be Orough
m the market. All he asks is examination before PUT
chasing elsewhere. Il. M oOo'''4'
July 2d 1850
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H,IlnRER TOWN PROPERTY FOB SALE.

y VIII. OFFER at public auction the 2nd dap OF
\ $3.50, is5o. the BRICK HOUSE belonging to
the Estate Of Sampson Eagon. decd being the same occu
MED by him as residence The lot is good one snd 'hs
improvements very desirable.
AhhNi' NlA'' ''' WILLIAM EAGON, Ex'or,.
t,,, "a ,s5o-.}s. Of S. Esgon Decd
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NEW BOOKS.

n ENNEDY's Life of Wit; Rev. H. Foote's sse ue,r
IL es ofVignia Diapers Chemistry oendoI m Tes'
method Of learning to read and speak French frencn fs
anents; Natural Philosophy for beginners oco's ' Ma.
try Tactics French GaGmars Virginia Housewife ms'
Beecher's Domestic Receipt Book; Miss Lesley oOl
plee Cookey Masonic Chart Jus, receyed anu
Stanton July "a, 1850.
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STOP THE THIEF

S,TolEN from tho subscriber, about miles above MID
y dlebrook. on SATURDAY night The 20lh July 1880
BRIGHT SORREL MARE, Bride and Saddle he
Mare has star III her forehead. and some Saddle @
The right eye sore, and The hair rubbed of below -
reward of Ten Dollars will BE- given Tor inc AahsAA
Thief or Five for the Mare, Bride and Saddle
"'''' u ANDREW ALiNGER. j
July %. l85O.-9t.s
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V,,Iuoble .Wount9is. Eaaas for Sale

Y VIII, sell Tract of Land in the County of Abe
marie, lying on Browns Gap Road, and the head wa
"r D,yIes River tour miles above Browns Cove CON
,o in 4o3 ACRES. One hundred Acres Of it is
cleared aud well adapted to the raising OF Ufan iSpaceo
and Grass the ether portion is well ,ibered with Chest
nnI Uckor; Oak Locus and Poplar; convenient to fine
rance far cattle; and small Mill, by repairing which 1t
would oct good custom; all OF which can be bought ioI
the rejnced sum of $1,000 Terms accommodating, and
will be made known by calling me, or addressing me
JAMES NJ. BLACKWELL.
r,I, q lS5O-3tz
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STANTON ACADEMY.
TaNSE-

TEH1S SCHOOL will be opened on the first Monday IN
September next, under the management oil L.. "AD,
DELI NJ formerly connected with the Institution and
lately elected as Principal thereof by tuanmos vote OF
the trustees instruction will be given in the various
branches Of liberal education and careful preparation may
be expected by such students contemplate graduating
the University or any College in the State No change
fees. by order OF Inc buard
WIN. FRAZIER, Secy.
P s. The Principal will be prepared TO receive sever
al Boarders in his family.
Slaunton July II, 1850.
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RECORD OF DEATHS.

DIFD on Monday 22d inst, MARGARET SrsAM dAMti0H =
sant daughter o, Capt John aud Sarah Jane t% "se@ =
nOntbs.
In the grave!
here sweet bahe,
Tin ,br blessed morning wakes thy slumbcrug dust
And calls thee forth to triumph with the Just
DIED on Thursday morning the 25th INST alter prou'cI
sllses. which he with great Christian ress lH?u "a
DAvfp CALE near IlidjlebrooS in se 55i year OF us
rcn, spd good nciehbOr fully Indicated oy te m
5oncourse OF Weeping epGs and the kind Sy@7sJNe q
, who ecped 20 feel that they had lost airiend lie mas
I jocyeA wife and seven children 20 acorn their
b loss W can only occiner them 70 God ana MS acc WIN"
hII nst,,n those who east their burden hpoH The LORD
God ny 8edeemer lives,
Aud often from the skies,
Looks down aud watches all my do''
Till he shall bid them rise =,
n, Thursday che 25th the Big CafPasture RIVER az
AM SNYpEs sou U Martin and Nancy Snyder aseu L yea!
In Charotesvc Wednesday the Oath nStant aoGn' -
inmates past O'Clock, p. NJ, Mr. BESIANN PEIroS IN VIC
25th year Of his age
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july el, 1850.

Staunton, July "a, 1850
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BATH ALUM SP RINGS

VHS Establishment open for the reception OF vs.
tiers. |. is situated on the direct main route from
Richmond to the White Sulphur IN Virgins, immeon'eiy
at the Eastern base of the Warm Spring mountain, and
five miles distant from the Warm Springs The build
ings are all new, extensive well finished and handsome
and in furnishing them the proprietor has spared 20 pans
couptfiassa Tables shal be 10
regions In short SO far as his own exerons can 60 no
hopes the public will have cause Of complaint s,,u.
But the remarkable medicinal properties OF mes
are Of course the main attractions. In chronic
milne stomach luer and kidneys ia bronctis ssyun.
dnd all diseases of The skin lis po,cers are sa1pa'ed -
effects apo delicate are decidedly epns ,eseai
ais and certificates Of physicians and others detailing many
remarkable cases Of permanent effected BY these wa
tsr but he deems their publication 70, Hssfs Co.'S
. limo Of Stages from Richmond to the White sulphur.
I The mail is furnished daily, East and West BY Wm. z
Parish Co.'S line and is night stand plh 70; ss Alum
weekly line from Lexington, via; the M noe Ep%ZJER
Spring. JUN W.
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rcc1IEsIAsrIcALN OrICE.

yY,uE s,Sero PREsuyrEEy, will meet at Goshen CSsrch
Hgblaud Count, on "Wednesday the 2ist DAY OF angus
at 10 o'clock NJ. y a 'A-' '---> -
Ss% Lexi,aton and IIarrsouburg papers please copy
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CHAS. l.. FRANCISCO, Clerk


Tbe par,ies interested in the foregoing decreewi please
take notice that have pponted the l4th day OF August
1850 at the Warm Springs, Bath county Virginia, 70 eN'
ecute said decree-At which time and place 'ne PAU.
the estate of Andrew Stewart dec required TO attend,
with such evidence as may be NECESSARY to enable me 70
take The accounts contemplated by said decree
ANDREW DAMRON, NJ Com.
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pRESBYTERIAL HIGH SCHOOL,

Located at Brownsburgs RocGbfidge Co, va.
Opr,cERs--Rev. w. w. TRMpLs, A. M. Principal.
Mr.. w. S. Nj. GAY, LIST Assistant Professor.
End '' Professor.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.
RtcuMoxp July %, 1850.
B1r4,Sea,, ryeisht- SIS SO s4oo. Extra quality "iH
command higher price.
Hoes $ a IS nett; marketduH.
BAtr,Noaz July IS. 1850.
BErr-Scale (sight- 81 30,
Hoes So % az so, demand.
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ENGLISH SCH0OL FOR Boys,

rr,IlE second session oEthe ParOchia School will com
r,ence in this place, heiirsI Monday in September,
undermy superintendent. nv ochool VIII NC a"
htherO, by MI WILLIAM hFs; al eApe'is"oeu Ae"''0'
and graduate Of Washington College.
TERMS, FOR SESSION OF FIVE MONTHS.
Elementary English Course, s. 50'
complete English Course, siO0O:
6w Classical Scholars will be admitted, ii Of suitable
Particular attention viii be paid to the moral aud rei-
gous Education OF ,he Boyt Apply to
90 B. M. SMITH.
Stanton. 1uly 81. lS50-tf.