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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-01-24
sic Msiieid1atuIle apiIntb,s.

SieIe5 Werf eines Gneldnbers, fol- cir
wabres @unberwerf fen. Sine YeiibeI
3situne fa9t beriibsr sic fei elm Niei
fterliuf, fopObG Der SdIC6er aIS BON inner
Der SiIbIerarbsit. sic fam aIS S6reib-
puIt eebraudt werben unb fou-cbne pie
&aum einjunebmsn--eine MaiIe BON Sc
9enltdnoen gum Nueen uno Sur 8equem
libfeit bes 9eifenocn entbalten. &oIIutb' 4
9ebetme &e9ltratur befincet fib in bislel
Sbatu1s, Die, wenn iis Iser III, BON un9e.
meiner Geibti9feit fsin fOu, i'm @s9sntbsi
aber nur BON Swei febr ftarfen Mdnnsrn
setra9cn wsrben f6nne. 9liemano fam Iie
offnen aIS &Ofutb, aud wenn iib Ssmano
i'm Seiis ces SbIlfeI5 befdnoe. Sb fic
Don oben, BON untsn Oeer an Den Seiten.
tbeilen BON unfunotser Sono 9ewaItIam
an9e9rffen mirb, INNER miro fie oicienioen
t6oten, ole nab ibrem SnbaIte fpdben.-
sic ienoet ieeem, Der fe Su fpreu9en be-
mubt lit, sinsn Gu9rIrs9en Su unO beIbhtt
itb fCnab feIbf.
~Sie u alta California" pom 1lfen
December berehnet bic Sep6Iferun9 @aIi:
fcrnienS Su iener Seit gu $4,000 periOnsn,
uno Spar:
2lmetiFaner, 625OO
@aIifOrnier, 1900
QuSIdnor, lS,50O
p%@tne Se!s9rapbsn Serbinoune ami
f8en pctt5piue uno Somoqua fol in &lr
Se Su Stanee 9ebradt werccn, weI9e etwa
5000 SbaIer fOIten wiro.
ESSie &atboIiten in @nelanb baben
nun GA &apsusn, $50 prieifer, I3 86.
fer, Al @Onpente, IL @OIIescn unO $50
S6ulsn.
~llm bic Staot GOnoon tdaIid nit
MiI3 Su petfcben, linc 10000 Sthbe no
tbi9.
ScSSn ct. eouiS muroe elm StCbr in
Srano 9clcet, ourb oaS Ra9eu pOn Staten
an 9uSifsr Mdtf6Cs.
~ Der Steamer Canada bra&te niht
wcniser aI5 10000 Srjsfe pom Qu5Ianoe
nit.
S@Qu5 8asbin9ton wirb 9emcISet,
Der Sctroq pCu @etmore5 Sstes bclaufe
I'D apf &lSl 605-79,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-01-24
I9ie Guba GgpcSitiOn ipicOcr am SluIcbcn.

Die Guba Ggpccitipu ipieCer am stufcbcn.
@eriihte fa9en, oaB burb bic &esierun9
Die Neui9feit erbaIten porbsn fsi, bic Cuba
&suOIutioniiten feien piecr eifri9 am Q8er'
fe-oa6 iie 9roBe Summen @eIo srbOben
uno fb uberfIh6is nit 8afen, Qmmuni:
tiOn, etc. perfeben bdttsn-ober oaB fie oies'
NAL eefsemdBi9 banoeIn wOIItcn-bas fie
ibre Madt nibt in ben Sereini9tsn Stao'
ten coneentriren, nod fib bier psrfammeIn
ooer orsaniiiren MOLTEN, fOnbetn Su elmer
beaimmten Seit oielIeibt auf Der eancen9s
uOn Sarisn, Oeer in Nufatan, oeer auf Ell
nsr SnfeI, mas bis ieet nod 9dnjIi6 unbe-
fannt fei. Gins Der Sauptquartiere biefer
&epOIutioniiten iou fi6 in Neuporf bsfin'
ben, BON no aus fie ibre SperatiOnen mad
einem 9ro6arti9en MaBitabe bstreiben.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-01-24

~ nSbr bobt OIfO 9eb6rt, Sans, bab
Der Qn9eflo9ts unS &ibtsr uno bic Ssrren
QoUOfaten Spisbuben 9enannt BATE"
Sa wObl, uno er BAT nod babel 9efa9t,
bo6 er ss un5 fbriftIib qeben woIIts.
Stun Iiebet Sbr e5 Gub benn Ibriftlid
9eben?"
r9lein mir baben' ibm fbon 70 9e9Iaubt.' d
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-01-24

S@Sn elmer propbsSsibuns, bic in si-
mem &IOfer aufsefunben wOroen il, bsiet ss:
Qnno 40 unb 8
gSirb nibts pOubrabt;
Sn 40 uno 9
9Sirbs aud ni&t pisI fein;
SIM Sabr so
Seffnet cine Sbir ii6;
SIM Sabr so uno
o.. g8erem einia mir iein.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-01-24

S~ Wan bat nod ME sinsn wabren
@britsu 9efunosn, Der Elm SauQsnSer rar,
cenn Der @briit fann ni6t !sbsn Obne 8e-
fbGfti9un9.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-01-24

"@tu SsfOfener fu6te in Nsu Wcrt
einen SbfiIaosn Su erobcrn, fisI ober uber
Die in Suue aus9eifsIIten Srildte uno fu9eI:
te in unp NIT ibnsn i'm Sro6enfdmue um
Der. Der gi0entbtlmer, Elm SrIdnbrr, bielt
erit cine 3orn: uno Shimpfrece unb mari
tann bem 8efOffenen sinsn Stein an oer
&cpf. 9iefer traf grab bic Naie uno ssr
trimmsrte pa5 Nalenbsin. Seipe putoer
arretirt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-01-24

~8 8cfcn muB cine wunberlde Stabt
fein uno wunorIibe Burger taben, weun
bic 3eitunsen Don ba bic @abrbeit fa9cn.
GS beiBt nimIib in enem SOitOn SGotts,
oaB Elm alter bIuber &erI bafslbf, weber
in ben StroBen 8uher perfauft, Elm fleines
&incIein uno cine 100 SbaIer gote beS
Nadt5 auf fciner Sburftweue 9cfuncsn
habe
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-01-24

@SSn unferer Radbarifaot 9Reaoins
fOlIen i'm Ieetsn Sabr etrpa 200 nrue Sdu'
! fer erridhtet ppreen fein.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-01-24

N@ Gin eirifder &na6en, nsI6er fb
germ Su Semano peroinsen wolIts, Ieugnete
ea6 er elm eirif6er &nabe fsi-uS6 psi6
gar ni6t mas Su babel neinf, oa6 2u
nidt eirifb fein wiuit," faste Der Mann,
Der i'm bin9en wOlIte-nib wei6 bod &c.
wis oaB Su in Srlanb 9eborsn biif."-
mSd, Guer gbren. cas 1T alIes," fa9te ber
&nobe, pmsnis Su bIdmsn be6wsssn. Sc.
leet i6 fei in einem Stau 9eborsn, spdre ib
eann Elm pfsrb ?'
ES Sen 8eri6ten Der philadelphia
Sldtter 6ufOl9e, mu6 iene Staot unsebsusr
Sunsbmen, inoem nit 3abIen geseist rpirb,
oa6 i'm leeten Subr in philadelphia ooppeIt
fopiel Sdufer sebaut wuroen aIs in Neus
porf, uno bel SieIen berrf6t bic Msinuna,
ca6 Der biesidbri9e Genius seiaen msrSs,
oaB ni6t mebr gleupore, fonocrn QbiIabeI.
pbia Die 9r6bte Stact in Der Union lit.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-01-24

"Nsue @ntosduns.-Sr. euvini 81
Surin nil bic @ntcefun9 9emobt baben
bas farbi9eS 9IaS baS Ssben in nebI
ger Guft erIeihttt. Gin farbi9es, namsnt'
lib rotbe5 @Ia8, Smi1ben bem Uuse uni
Dem Quqenhude ce5 Sernrobrs 9ebaItsn
made 9e9enifdnoe fttbar, bic Cbneoie&
oon, pom 9tebeI peroeft Geien.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-01-24

~ Sute COOnnerffas) prben bic
llnaarn Su Bafbin9ton nit benz prdlieen'
ten Soplor 6u Mlitta9 fpeiien.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-01-24

%@ine rationale 6rifIide antiffla.
uerei Convention fOu am l7tsn nd6fen
Qpril in Cincinnati aebaIten meroen,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-01-24

Or. SUV~."-" -I1|--- y"
Sounfbip, Serfs @auntp, bat am porIes.
ten 0ienfa9 Elm Sdwein sel6Ia4tst, psl.
des 943 qfuno 9swceen bat.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-01-24

~Ser Sdmpfer nGberofee" III bon
NeupOrf nad @ba9re5 nit reitIit $50 paf
fa9isren fir @aIifornieu obeefabren. @S
miro bsbauptst, oa6 Neu Yorf einsn uner.
fetIiten SerIuit Su befIa9en babe, benn
mebre berubmte Sauifdmpfer, untsr birfen
Der pisIsenannte Wanfee SuIlipan, fouen
nit in baS 9eIobte Gano ce5 gUIbe5 abse.
So9en fen. @IndIde Seife
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-01-24

%Ssr 8srtb bes &autabaFs, ,psI6sr
ldbrIib i'm @ineinnatisr Martt psrfauft
Diro, bstrd9t cine uno cine baIb WiliOn
Sboler.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-01-24

~Oie 9efee9sbuns BON 8ermOnt Bat
Elm @efes pafiirt, weI6ss bic Circus
CS6aulpieIeO perbietet.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-01-24

~Ser Staat 6entudp wirs 15.s
600 an um feinsn in Msrifo 9fauensn
&dmpfern Elm SenfmaI Su crribten.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-01-24

r@3weibunoert uno funfSis WiGionsn
SranQen mepen iibrEi6 in @rObbrittauie1
rinscfubrt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-01-24

l'Pt wy Itl III tlHtH Slau StVUItHI IpuIS w
eann Elm pfsrb ?''
GSz Den Serbten Der pbilabelpbier
Slatter SufOl9e, mu6 jene Staot un9ebeuer
Sune9men, lneem nit 3abIen 9e3ei9t spiro,
oaB i'm leeten Subr in pbilaceIpbia boppeIt
fOoiel Sdufer aebaut wuroen aIs in Neus
port, uno bel SteIen berrIbt bic @sinuns,
oaB Der elesldbrl9e Genius Seiaen meres,
oaB ni6t mebr gfeupCrf, fonoern pbiIabeI.
pbia bic 9r6bte Staot in Der Union lit.
S&Sn elmer YropbsSsibuns, bic in ,i-
mem &IOfer aufsefunben wOroen ii, bsietss:
Qnno 40 uno 8
gSiro nibts poIlbrabt;
Sn 40 uno 9
9Sirbs aud nibt pisl fein;
SIM Sabr so
Seffnet cine SbIr fi6;
SIN Sabr so uno l
@erpen eini9 mir feiu.
~ Gin 8lnltlr in ecnton BAT sin
Snlfrument rfuneen, weIhes bas frlbe
Qufwaden am Mor9en erIeihtsrt. In sis
ner loaenannten nSbparSpaIoer ubr ift
cine Seoer an9ebrabt, bic auf ir9enb cine
Seit 9eltellt pereen fam. Menn bic be.
llimmte Seit fommt 70 fprinst Die Seoer,
worauf cine GIofe fdId9t unb Elm Ga6t.
Iibt ii6 entjlncet.
SSSie mObltbdti9en Sol9en pon Slei6,
elnfatcr &off uno re9sImdbi9er Gebsnswei.
le uberbaupt, erfisbt man aus Der SbatTa.
6e, baB bic 9efeIIfbaft Der Usreinistsn Brit.
Der CStdfers) su gnfislo. Conn, msIbe
269 @Iieoer sdbIt, in Den Isetsn rierSebn
Monaten feinen einSisen SoossfaIl aus ibs
rer Mitte batten.
ESS b { bru h.-1as Sremer
Sbiff nQqne5." Capt. Qbrsn5fsIpt. fhsitsr'
te ouf Der Sabrt Don New.Worf nab 8re.
men an Der &ufte oes SsreIs, SOlIanb, am
10. Sejember. 3woIf MatrOien uno 7
paiIo9irre wuroeu acrettst Der madGe
@apitdn, 8. Matrofen uno 81 pa6aeisre
ertranfen.
ES@ine Srau las in Der 3eituna bic
SerbancIun9en ocs snsifbsn parIamtnts
uno fra9ts ibren Mann: sag NAL. mas
it benn Sppohtcns. .partbei ?"-u Gbsu,
res &ino," eut9canete Der Mann, " Sppo'
iitionS Yartbsi 1T i'm snsIilbsn parIament
9anj oaheIbe, was Su in Der 9ausbaItuns
bif."
SSm eurOpdifhen Ruslano BAT bic
@bOlera fir iret aufaeb6rt Su erilirsn. Shr
lester 8sfuh oofeIblf rauerte 8 Sabre, in
nelter Seit CSC $40 Qerlcnen. ppn berfe[.
ben an9e9riffsn uno 66l ,0l2 binweeserafIt
nurten.
Ea Die 8erbanolungen Der Staatsecr'
Uention Der QbCIitiOnilfen, rpeIcte in Gpra.
cuIe am Is. San. Sufammehtrat, 5eicbnei,
lib burtb ibre qewobnIiben 8efbimpfun.
gen Der Union, fOrpie ale 9e9nsr ibrer Qns
Iibten aus.
~Sie 9ampers in 9Uweu finb iberr
ein9efommsn, ibre Qmtsfubsn pdbreno bes
4benos 9eIbIOIen Su baItsn. - Semano
meint, e5 wdre tein Sbace, wsnn fc au6
am Sage 9eftIOfen wdrsn.
N@Uuf tsm 8efietbum tes GrSbr.
Soss BON StITen:0armiao befnbet ii6 els
ne eide, weIhe man 1000 Sabre alt su
fein 9Iaubt. Sbr Stamm mi6t SO Su6 i'm
umfan9.
~ Gin Saus in @arf6fsIb, @aH.,
Dem Ndtb. Daniel Bsbffsr eeb6renb, wur.
De am 3ten Siefes cut6 Seuer jnti6rt.-
SrrIuit $4,000 SboIer.
~@iu Maun, Der fein 8erucasn NIT
Saufen our6brinat Der fluff Die &brdnsn
ieiner 8ittme uno oas 9Iut feiner perarm.
Ten N.n'sF'
NS Gin Gouelpcnoent BON Scrt 9,is.
ouo[p, SreaOn, ftreibt bos anter bfn
Srs9an Sno'anern IN auen Stammsn Die
St'aoere' peff'Qe.
~Sie Mprmonen am GahfIus IA,
pen eIne Wsun5e ettl9Ie! nnG pGa9en 0ali'
Ietn.tHSeaU III no SluIs S5 1eosI'e' Soenenhuh9'
eInIPleBeHo ZU SDaIerlude.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-01-24

S@Qu5 B0sbin9ton wirb 9cmcISet,
Der Sctroa pcn GetmOre'5 Sste6 bcIaufs
F9 auf SlSl ,605-79.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-01-24

~Gin @ntra9 nit 8rafIieu, meI6er
unfcrn Sur9ern cine Gntf6dei9un9 pCn
300.0 900 SbaIer fur SanosISuerIufe fibere,
uno Der Saneetsuertra9 nit Der &esierun9
Don Samai murbrn am Ia. San. cur6 oen
Senat Der Ser. Staaten beifdti9t.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-01-24

"8iGoe Sauben baIteu iid felt
etIicbcn @Cben MitIiOnenweiS in Der 0ab.
barfboft UOn Sranftin, 8snnrfee, ouf, no
fc Don ben seutcn ceS Na6ts bel SafeI.
f4etu ju &auIcHecn tObt 9eftTa9eu pevceu.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-01-24

RSSn ct. 9ouis muroe elm Stobr in
Srano 9cleet, cur6 oaS Ra9sn pOn Staten
an 9u,jfer MdtIdcS.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-01-24

TSOie 9anse QnSobt Der &atbcIifen
in ben Sereini9ten Staaten fou fid ouf
1,473,350, uno nit GinIdIuB BON Sber
Californian uno Neumerifo auf 1.523. $50
beIaufen, peI6e 8 GBbiIh6fe, 24 Sifd6fe,
1141 9rieiier uno 1888 Girtbsn beIieen,
Sbre fdneue 8ermebruu9 wirb vOrsu9Iih
Der @inwanoerun9 aus SuooeutfdGano uno
Sr(anb suaefhrieben, oann aber aud Der
bsoeutsncen Qniiren9un9 Der fatbCIifdcn
MilIicns9e1etIfbaften.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-01-24

~Sapou, Ceiu @iIanb in Qfu) il
ba5 einSi9e 9ano in Der BsIt no Die Mobs
in GIsioun9rn felt LANCER 3eit nibt perin
bert wuroen. SbOn felt mebr aIs Swei
taufeuo Sobrsu merosn bic GIeiocr Don al
len WerfOnen, Der 8sitsn Wis Der Qrmen,
punftlib auf cine Brife 9ematt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-01-24

~ Der Steamer Canada brodte niht
wrni9er aI5 10000 Sriefe pom QuSIanoe
NIT
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-01-24

%llm bic Staot GonoUn td9Iitb mil
MliI1 Su perfcben, lino 10000 Stabe no
tbi9.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-08-28
L.aN.D FOR SALE.

IN pursuance of the last Will and Testament OF Jacob
Haner, dec d. the undersigned will sell at public auc-
ton on Saturday the 7h day Of September next, Tract
of Land, containing between
$50 AND $50 ACRES,
lying Immediately on the South River about three miles
below WaynesSoro. This Land is part of the old tract
which the said Haner resided for many years pasta
bout 40 Acres cleared and in grass the balance
well tmbered it all lies well and is well waered. The
character and quality of South River Land too well known
10 require any thing 10 be said in commentator, 10 induce
land buyers 10 attend to this notice.
TERMS-One fourth on the first day of July next, and
the balance in three equal annual payments thereaite-
Satisfactory security will be required either personal or
lien the Land, which will be made known on the day
of sale.
Will be sold at the same time and place,
one Horse, Secretary, Clock, Bed, Bedseads and Bed
ding and other articles Of Household Furniture On this
sale credit Of six months will be given all OF live
dollars and upwards the purchaser giving bond and approx
ed security; under that sum cash.
The sale take place the late residence of sad Har-
ner, decd. Immediate possession given of the Land
SAMUEL COINER,
n. MASSIE,
Executors Of Jacob HarneT, deco
Aurust 81 ism = q
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-08-28
HIGHLAND FEMALE SEMINARY,

TENIE next session of this School will on the
10Th Of October and continue six months. 1t will be
under the care of The Rev. LUTHER EMERSON assisted by
Miss n EMERSON The general system Of nstrucon will
be essentially the as formerly; except that in addition
the branches hitherto taught opportunity will be afforded
young Ladies sufficiently advanced, Of studying Chem
slry, Philosophy Natural Intellectual and Moral, the high
er branches of Mathematics, and the Latin, Greek and
French Languages. All the pupils will be required to STU
dy the Bible. Each should come supplied with Bible,
Hymn book English Dictionary, and Modern Atlas; TO-
gether with Text books in the branches she may wish to
pursue and the necessary stationary.
TERMS.--For Board, including every thing, and tut
ton in The ordinary English branches, So 90 pei month";
An additional charge of 50 per month"; Tor or more
of the higher branches above enumerated But TO those
who attend during the whole session. the chages will be
only 81 so So 90 per month according TO studies This
distinction made in order induce puIciua and regular
attendance an object of the utmost importance for the ben
el Of pupils, well for the convenience of teachers
Mr.. f. has had several years experience in teaching
For testimonials as 10 his literary and scientific quafca-
lions reference made the Ministers of the Lexington
Presbylery especially the Rev. Messrs. VIM. Cahoon,
John Hendren, d. d., S. j. Love and Samuel Brown.
August IA, lS50.-3t.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-08-28

DYSPEPSIA CURED by the use Of DR.. M'Lanes Liver Live
PillsNo disease with perhaps the single exception OF con-
SUMPTION so much dreaded in the United STATES as
pepsia Originating in diseased state OF the Lhe Is
often cOnfdunded with consumption itself oy ."e h
sufferer, who pines away until death feesse' n ' ro;
pain; yet remedy is within the rsaon VI a'i' ".''n VIM
relieve all Of the kind and Work speedy anu eec'
ual cure.
DR.. Oliver MORGAN distinguished physie Of Virginia.
with !, very evto1sve practice, has used these pills In all
cases Of dysnensin and all cases with complete success
Cer,6os in abnndance are in the hands Of the propre
tors Of b;s Invaluable medicine, G.. KIDD Co. Woods
corrsr Of Fourth. Ptsburgh) The following, however,
nn Chin will speak volumes to those suffering under any
&C those diseases which arise from diseased liver
"RIcHMoND, JEFF Co., Ono.
.lssrs J. Kidd s. Co-Thisis to certify that my wife
has been afflicted for several years with the following palms,
at periods less Pain in the right side, about the
edge OF the ribs extending the right shoulders pain IN
the back part of the head aud above the eye accompanied
by weakness loss of Appetite and almost constantly conn
ed to her bed Since August she has used three boxes OF
Dr. Flames Lirer Pills, and have now to state, that
by the Of these pills. she has been benefited In no ord
nary degree Under the providence of God she now en- =
Joys good health and is able attend to the domestic con-
Germs ofmy family. JAMES SIZE" ARl."
&C. Sold Wholesale and Retail by THOMAS P. EsR
RIDGE, S,auntou-aso by Druggists and dealers generally
throughout the United States
August %, 1850.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-08-28
TRUST SALE.

IN pursuance of the provisions and purposes of Deed of
Trust executed to by Thns Quick, on the 3Id day
of April lS4S and of record in the Office Of the County
Court of Augusta County, will sell Monday the 10th
day OF September, al the house said Quick the following
property, viz: One sorre Mare years old; one black
Fily, years old one sorrel Fiy. years old; Cow
and Calf black and white color ditto red and white
color Heife red color Steers red and white color
Sheep set of Harness for four Horses Halles; Axes
Plough and doubIe-rees Shovel Ploughs and single
trees Shovel; DING fork Walnut Press Wal
nut Bureaus Looking glass; hafdozen Windsor Chairs
Fea,her-beds, Bedstesds and Coverds; large Wash
Kettles 2 Ovens and Lids; Pots and Hooks; Frying
pan Shovel and longs 2 Walnut falling leaf Tables;
Scyhe and Cradle moving Scythe and hanging; pair
of Andirons Saddle and Brlde 10 head of Hogs and
Table Ware together with the increase of the stock
Terms of sale cash.
JOHN B. WATTS, Trustee.
Anrnsi IL 1S5n-ids
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-08-28
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUABLE LAND.

PURSUANT TO decree of the Circuit Superior Cour'
of Law and Chancery for Augusta County pronounc-
ed the 20h day of June 1850, in the suit of Elizabeth
Landes and Others u.s. Lydia NJ Landes and others, we
the undersigned Commissioners appointed for that purpose
will proceed to sell to the highest bidder the premises,
on Naked Creek in Augusta County Saturday the 10Th
day of August next, two TRACTS OF LAND, belong
ing TO the heirs of Samuel Landes, decd, containing by
recent survey, in all
3Is ACRES, ROODS AND POLES.
This Land lies in one of the most fertile portions of the
Valley of Virginia. and is of excellent quality, small Por
ton excepted is highly susceptible OF Improvement being
well adapted the growth Of clover and other grasses and
produces abundanty all kinds Of grain grown In this la
tude There is due proportion Of timbered and cleared
Land about % Acres Of Meadow, two Dwell RIA
LING HOUSES, in good repair, Zone large and .sssW
Comfortably with the usual out houses, and TWO -
Barns convenient Of the Barns large and newly erected
1t is also well wateed and is within hundred yards OF
Merchant and Grist Mill. These Tracts although not
adjoining will be sold together one of them contains only
IS Acres being altogether in timber. This Land may be
divided the situation of the buildings being favorable Tor
division.
TERMS OF SALE.-The decree above mentioned,
requires much cash. be paid in hand as will deiray
the costs of advertising and selling and costs Of suit and
that the residue shall be divided into four equal nstaments,
payable the first in six months from the day of sale and the
others in one, two and three years from The time the first
falls due, and that for these nstaments the purchaser shall
give bonds with good security, and that the title shall be
retained ultimate security till the whole purchase money
is paid. Sale 10 commence at II o'clock, a. NJ
Further particulars made known on application to either
Of the subscribers living in the neghborhood, 10 any OF
the Messrs. Landes living on the Land.
JONATHAN LANDES,2 con,,.
CYRUS BROWN, yum TO-
Julv 3 1S50-.tds
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LOOK ar THIS!

DY virtue of Trust Deed executed to US by Thomas
I'D n Green, we are now selling at the lowest prices,
one Of the best stocks Of new fashionable and desirable
Goods ever offered IN this County consisting Of Ladies'
Dress Goods Geemens Cloths, Domestlcs OF all knds;
Hardware Iron and every thing usually kept in Stores
As the is obliged 10 be speedily Closed Inc PUBIC
will find il greatly to their interest to buy of them. They
also notify persons desiring commence the Mercantile
business or repensh their stocks, that they will sell the
Goods at wholesale by the large quantity on the most
reasonable terms.
o. They also notify persons indebted TO 1. NJ Green,
and must be promptly lquidated indulgence cannot be
given PETER Y. BhOO JI Trustees.
Staunton Julv 81 lS50-lf
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pUBGTC SAEEs.
Executors Of Jacob HarneF, dec

WILL offer for sale at public auction, the premises
the 18th day Of September, 1850 to the highest bid
der that well known FARM AND TAVERN, known
Morris Hill, in the County Of Allegheny The Tract
of Land contains about 500 Acres, one hundred of which
cleared, and Of excellent quality. The Tavern
House islarge, commodious and convenient with Inc
necessary outbudings No better opportunity can be pre-
scented for an advantageous investment of business
and enterprise. particular description of the property
deemed unnecessary it presumed any person wishing
to purchase will first view the premises.
TERMS OF SALE.-One-third ofthe purchase mon
ley in hand and the residue in equal instanents, payable
in and two years from the day OF sae and the title Of
the property retained as security for the deferred pay
ments. JOHN SHUMAIE.
August 81, l850--4w
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ROCKBRIDGE LAND FOR SALE.

WILL on Saturday the 2Sth day of September next,
sell the premises to the highest bidder small but
valuable Tract OF LsfYND, containing about | 10 A.
cres lying on the of the South River adjoining the
Lands of Samuel Cummns VIM Stevens and others, about
mile from the Plank road under construction from
Lexington to StaunOh and eight or nine miles from the
former place. There is gu this place pretty good
DWELLING
one-haf Brick and all necessary outhouses, valuable
Meadow, Orchard, Sc. and four FIVE good Springs in
convenient distance from the h0l;se The whole of the
Farm is in pretty good state of cultivation, and lays al
most entirely level. AS am determined selling bar
gain will probably be had Seeding possession will be Civ
en- at once and full possession the st day Of November
Mr. Samuel White, who lives the place, will take pleas
ure IN showing it any DESTROYS purchase. Terms
liberal. THOMAS L. STRArTON
August %, lS5O.-tds,