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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-12-04
RECORD OF DEATEs.

DIED near Mt Sidney the 18th ut OF BIZ" ding ut the
nose RoBrRT MORTIMER, sou OF William NJ anu EiZ9o>h
Ronirs AGED 8 :, airs. S months and % DAYS - 20.
DIED al IN residence of the y. WnG Campbell OF TINS
Mac Sunday the LIST of December, Miss SAtLlE GoosELEY
IN the - year OF her age.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-12-04
THE QUESTION SETTLED.

~aNe5
4 FTER careful examination Of aI the facts " ths.
"A case it has been decided that
BARE & STERRETT
have on hand at this ne The preest, richest and most
fashionable assortment uf Goods for gentemens weaE
ever offered in this markrt-c consisting Of
Cloths, Cassmers and TeStingS. OF every shade ani
Of the latest styles.
All Of which will be made order The shortest notice.
and accordance with the Fashion Of the day. They have
also received handsome lot Of Shirts, Cauats Glores,
Pocket Handkerchief &c., &C., which they will dispose
Of al short profits.
Their motto is, superior Goods, at fair prices.
They beg leave TO return their thanks 10 the public foe
pas. favor. aud pledge themselves to merit continuance
in conclusion invite all who wish to SEE GooDs ~
IS Goods give call at the old plsrc sdoining
the Virginia Hotel
Staunton, Oct. %, 1850.
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MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
Incorporated by the Legislature Of Connecticut
Capital saOO,Oo0 -2O0,O 900 accumulated Profits.
Balance Of profits paid orer 10 those ,ohO insured

D10"Ce " P'ym pdld 0cef 10 Htose W'o "'s "'s"'eu
'lH1lS well known established Company enjoys the high
est reputation. Its success since its organization has
been unparalleled and now ranks among the soundesl
institutions in The country.
Besides ading the usual benefits of the mutual plan,
offers peculiar advantages to all who wish 10 insure their
own lives or The lives Of others. Each person insured be-
cmes member the members participate all The profits
of the business ,re Hving well as secure their
vvors a certain resource against want.
Persons insured fur life or for five years or more can pay
one half the premium by giving note. when the premium
amounts To $50 Thus Ear the dividends Of This company
have been equal the noes, thereby canceng the notes
and thus saving to The insured hafthe premium aKen
by other Companies.
Policies may be transferred or assigned without asking
p''''''''0' A. ALEXANDER LITTLE,
Fredericksburg, Virginia.
o. Enquire of N. C. kinney and N. K Trout, Staun
ton. Virginia.
November H. lS5O.-tH
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-12-04
AUGUSTA FARM FOR SALE,

rNHE subscriber offers for sale the old Cross Keys Farm
on The main road leading from Staun'on to Greenvlle'
about eight miles from The latter place. The Tract con,
ains 224 ACRES, and is undoubtedly one OF Inc BEST
Farms in The County. There are about twelve Acres OF
frst.rae Meadow Land. The dwelling house is in good
repair, and within forty steps Of it is Spring Of excellent
water.
The terms will be accommodating Apply to the sub
scriber living Greenvlle.
Oo,ohor al lS50-tf
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rUNHE subscribers having purchased The entire STOCK
L OF GOODS of Messrs. Jordan, Miller & Paul at
M Soln, and rented their large Store and Wareroom.
would inform their friends and The public generally that
they have and will constantly keep hand good assert
ment of Gnods of every kind.
The attention of Mill holders is par cuary called 10 The
fact that they will keep hand good variety Of Hot An
Choir Boiling Cloths. a guod supply Of Lumoer always
On hand. MCCALL CRAWFOltD.
November Ii. lS50-3m.
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AT THE VIRGINIA HOTEL, STANTON.

,HTS establishment is now in full operation and ny an
original process, pictures produced in few seconds
lime without REGARD 10 weather and warranted not TO fade
Particular attention paid to copying Painting. Daguerro
types, BmIdugso any kind pictures large assortment
of fine G"d Lockels of all sizes awayson handaso n6w
style Of Bunk C,ses, richly Gilt, suitable fur presents
Persms wishing their pictures taken 10 send through the
mail have them put up in very small cases which are
manufactured expressly for thai purpose The sick and Post
Alor,em Gases attended promptly either in town or coun
try Instructions given in The art, and Cammeras on hand
and for SALE
f. WALLENSTEIN Valdez.
Staunton Nov 27 lS50-lf
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-12-04

CO. A bill has been Introduced in the North Car"lna
Legislature taxing Northern manufactures orouS"' "''
thai State.
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MARRIAGE RECORD

n r,.d,v last bv the Rev r. T. Castlcman, Mr. John
t-,tra 10 Miss NJ ARrHA F. JAcKSoS "H OF tins place
IN Sundav morn no the 18th u by tn" Rev > Fr'zr
NJ Toux MyIRs 10 Miss SARAH DISKLE, all OF Augusta
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-12-04
NEW SHENANDOAH COMP any.

'sNHE New Shenandoah Company at lis annual meeting
on the 9Th insi., has declared Dividend of two per
cent (beng dollar each share) upon the Capital
Stock Of said Company. of the profits Of The last year,
which will he paid application 10
s. II LEWIS, Treas. N. S. G.
November 81 lS50-4i
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BAR IRON AND sTEE

{: TONS assorted Hammered Iron,
" d. do. Rolled do,
do American Blslered Steel,
do Sheet Iran,
2 do Ronnd and Square Iron. for sale hy
November 27, 1850. WOOD s. BANNER
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al (sSSsD.

ys1HERE is rumor in circulation that propose retiring
Z fr,n the Practice of Mediene-that will not at
tina, such runner may have to my prejudice. and quiet all
fear ar rorei which belief in such runor may have pro-
duced in the mind &C any Professional Brnher, will brief
ly say that my undivided time and attention VIII as during
the last II years be devoted to the practice Mr%"r;
December A. lS50-3t
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Superior Chewing Tobacco.

WE are now receiving 800 Boxes Tobacco, includisr
some of The best brands manufactured in Virginia.
and shall be pleased old customers, Ger
tain furnish good article upon good terms 40 Is
can be purchased elsewhere
c. T. COCHRAN & CO.
Saunton Oct IT, 1850
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-12-04

PUBLIC SALE OF val .lBLE .NEGROES'
nN the 10Th inst, will offer At public sale, fr Cash m
~ Sannton snme 10 Negrors (u,rn, boys and wOmen,)
belonging to The estate OF J,hn II. peylon. decd.
JOHN l.. PEYTON, Ex'r.
December 4, 1S50.-tds.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-12-04
Rnles held in the Clerks Once OF .ne
v 6'nn ronr Of Augusta County, the month Of Oe-

-,ncINJA AT Rues held in the Clerks Once Of ene
Circuit Court of Augusta Cornty' the month u NC
e ce;a Paterson Ann Craig Samuel O. Buyers and
Nancy his wife, Joseph Gong aud
AGAINST >,. f,L.>,.
I.ro Patterson, Ca,harine Schmurker Newton chapman
and Rrbecca j. his WIFE Peter D baker anu virginia MS
vile, William W. Craig, James Cra'g' 'o"'l o. ora's
Rachael Craig and Robert NJ Craig heirs and represent
isuyes of Ann Craig, dec'd-Deiendans,
ON AN AMENDED BILL.
Jh ho,t g this Bill is subject to sale lot OF land ~
inn in ,H lawn of Nayhesburough in Augusta CO., belong
nS ~ ha ss,ae of james Patersun decd also number
bsLnging 10 SAID estate, which assigned To
I.m Patterson widow of said james. Of her dover IN
SAID estate she having departed this life since the ins
runn Of this suit. ,
The Defendants Newton Chapman and Rebecca ). ms
wife, Peter S. Baker and Virginia his wife, William W.;
Craig. James Craig. John j. Craig, Rachael 'ra'g ana
Robert NJ Craig heirs and representatives OF Ann Cra'9'
decd mot having entered their appearance aud gwen secu
y according Ia The ac; If Assembly. aud the kues "' .S
Court and appearing by satisfactory evidence ina, 'ney
are not inhabitants of this Commonwealth: IL IS o"eeu'
that the said Defendants do appear here u" ne Is!
in February next and answer the bill plaintiffs and hsl
copy of This urdor be forthwith inserted in some newsa
per printed in Staunlon fur four weeks successfully, ana
posed at the frun, door of the Court house.
Copy-TrsP.
MICH. c. KINNEY, C. C.
A.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-12-04
December A. 1904.

IT a Circuit Cuuu held for Augusta Couny, al 'he
~ Court House, on Friday, the 9Th day OF NoVemOef'
1850.
Larkin Pumphrey-Plaintiff,
AGAINST
Nicholas C. Kinney and Robert NJ. Kyle-Defendants'
And upon his failure 10 pay unto she Defendant hyIfe
debt secured BY the trust deeds, and b. to VII the sum
of $50 and S240; with The interest due and accr"S
thereon and lie Gusts This suit herein before decreed'
within ten days from the date of this decree, 1t Sa De me
duty of Nicholas c. Kinney the trustee in said deeos
commissioner for thai purpose appointed after advertising
The mp place and terms of Sale required by the DEEDS
to proceed ee by way If Public Auction upon the prem
ises the highest bidder the tract OF Laid conveyed
said deeds estimated contain 2lS ACRES Tor casn SUI
ficen defray the c,sis charges and expenses III "a
and as to the residue upon credit Of g. II and 10 months
in three equal misunderstanding iF" Inc PuI'asr1
with sufficient personal security and retaining The legal IL
lie as rnnsle security. and make report To the CouI re
rninu herewith his of sale and The bonds o the
purchaser.
Extract from the decree.-Teste.
MICH C. KINNEY, c. C.
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Sale of Slaves, December so, 1850.

will offer at public sale Tor Cash the Salves Of Sanuf
Hunter deed al his aIr residence near Wayneshoro.
At The same time a place two Shares in The Stock {
the ..Slaunlun and Janlus River Turnpike Company"
ADAM McCllE>NEY.
Admr of Saml Hunter deco
Nov!27 lS50,-tds.-Vind copy St.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-12-04

4 L Circuit Cuuu held TOR Augusta County al '"e
~ Court House, on Friday, the 9Th day Of NoVemOer'
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-12-04

Think not these portraits by the sunlight made,
Shades though they will like shadow Jade;
No when The lip of flesh in dust shall lie,
When deaths grey film o'erspreads the beaming eye
These life like pictures mockIng al decay
Will still be fresh and vivid as to-day
WAnDINASS
DAGUERREAN GALLERY,
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-12-04

SIXTY THOUSAND Spanish and half Spanish s, Sc
- qars-a gupd article. Old and mild; 25,6O Fine ia
van, do of The most celebrated brands 2O,OOO Fine va
Prircipe-superiur any I'D IN this market 4Uuoo
nnnpsc Segas If ALL GRADES, sIme very hne and "d
600 Regaias from Is So dollars per Thousands soine
0fave'' superior quality CT COCHRAN & co.
December, A, 1850
Negroes for Sale.
pursuance with the last will and testament of JacoS
cas- der'd will sell at private sale the Negroes he
noinu 10 the said Estate The uegnes generally hired
until Christmas Persons disposed 10 purchase can do So
al any time between This and Chrsuas-ttey Consist oi
Men, Women aud Children.
'''"' ''' WASHINGTON SWOOPE, Ext,
Dec. 4, 1S5O-lm. of Jac'h Leas. deed.
.qugssta County Co,nl Clerks Office, 10 Wih
ESTR4Y
rVNAKEN up by John Brownee Of Augusta County. on
4 the 2nd Of November, 1850. a BRlNDLE STEER,
with white back ard sled the hind quarters. an under
keel i. each SUPP SID t" he w% years DID, aud ap'aS
WILLIAM ID. TROUT, D. C.
December. $685..
augusta County Court Clerks Office, To VT.
ESTRAK
rsNAKEN up by Th"mas Williams. of Augusta county
4 on the 23d lay Ut Nov 1850. a RED STEER, with
supposed to be two years old and appraised 10 So 5O
Gan Extract )-'TPsie.
December 4. lS50-3t.
s,ALE OF HORSES.-ln pursuance IF a Trust Deed
- executed tn me by g. W. Wheelbarger and duly record
ed shall TN "Wednesday the LIST day Of January next IN
the of Slaunun pr,rr.ed n sell 'r Cash Four Coca
Work Horses NIGH. K. TROUT, Trustee.
December 4. lS5O-,ds
q DJUTAN'rS Of Regiments in The 18th Brigade. fifth
"A Division Of Virginia Militia, will hereafter make Their
whose Pust Office Is Potts Creek Allegheny county
BY urdpr of Brig. Gen. l.ayne,
JNO LEWIS PEYT0N, Aid de'Gamp.
December 4. 1850
.AIEEisN1NION
StTAUNTON LIGHT INFANTRY. Parade on Sat
- urday next 7lh ns., at O'Clock p NJ at your usual
,l.ce with arms and accuueinenS in complete order.
Derembar d. 1850 JOHN II. Asst. Capt
homemade Gloves.
rgNE very best article n "i dressed hncksk'n gloves SUI
pelinr 10 any made IN Virginia, can he had al the bmk
Of VIM Chambers in Staunpn or at my mouse IN
MI Meridian p III. WHEELER.
NV q, lS50.-4t
nAVIS A. KAYSER Is still the Agent far The Prkn
~ Tea Company and keeps constantly On hand all
kinds of packages and use Teas Of the best quality.
November 81 1850.
SAGE-Just received supply eagr. prepared aud
~ ready Tor use. HARPER & KINNEY. |
StauntoD, Dec. 4, 1860.
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TO Painters
NOTICE.

NOL'LCkj.
,g,HE Bonds fur properly sold by The Executors of Mrs
Rachel Logan, dec'd are now due, and immediate
payment is requested Persons otherwise indebted are also
requested 10 came forward and make settlement Those
having claims against the Estate will present them forth
with To lIie subscriber.
JOS. A. LOGAN, Executor.
November 90. 1861
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IMPORTED SEGARS.

December q, lS50.-3t.
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POWDER AND SHOT.

PRICE has has pwG Received red s"Pp # , Ds
Lead, Walkers English and French Gaps, FIn's, Whip
pies. Shot Pouches &c., to which he invites The attention
Of Sporlsmen. Opposite Cushing's, Main Street.
Slauntun, Oct. 49, 1850.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-12-04
ROAD LETTING.

II. w II II Ut = I
Staunton, Nov. 81, lS50.-lf.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-11-22
STATE or MAINE.

OnToKp. s.. Ala Court II Count, Comni,,,1n.
ers besan and hllicn al Paris, within and ilr the
Cp1aty uf ONf1rd, on the ih Tues !ly Il Oct,
A. u. 1850 by adjournment from the September
Te'mI \. D., 1850,
Upon the frc7lo, nriiti,n. satisfactory cyi 'snse
having b.,u received tAoJ the petitioner arc sc
srausll, ,Hl ou-it o. D. h.rri '1HrH,1- the MAI.
Co. 90 iduh ta their retitiHn. 10 % Ordered f'1t tla
Commissioner rr,t at the dwelling h1use - VI rii
Famlm, in Ruuiari, ON Niul ~ the sub II Dc.
4 ID. 1852. at 10 o'cl,ck, \. 81, nj theme
procrcl o. yirN the r1utc mentioned in said o..
titi0ni Immediately after which ,igw- a hsI,iag
lf ths parties ana witnesses Will tC had Al sIri-
-l7yeni,1t place in the vicinity, and surh fu-
lhcr measures takc1 IN the pr"uisrs as H-
Commissioners snail judge proper. An' % is fI.
th.r Ordrr,d, that nl,irc OF tl- tiu.s, Place aud
purpose of the C"unissilne,s' nc.t7F Aforesaid,
o. given o. l'l prrsur- 5Td corporations misrHs, n
b., pulUshir. the Petition with thf 0r- .r 40 cunt
thereon, thrrr week. excessively Ia Tn, O,ful
U,ubcrat, % ruasrarcr IriHtri 10 p1ris, On the
C11lt, N ONl1rd, AID by safyi'r ,n st'.stri com,
II the pstiti,a with this Oder ihrfurl o. b. served
uiis1 the ,',fk q the Town 81 Ruufi.i, aui
posted 10 three psic rhrrs ~ aid town, ths frst
uf aid publications o. b. mad, served I'D pu,t-l,
a last thiu, Jass hcfIry said tns of msetiuZ. o.
the cot that lI pcrsous and corporations nay
then and there app.lr and show oluse, II any the,
have, why thc priy,rOf sid petitioners should nJt
h. -rlniel 3gnS9
Au,u-wM X. KIMBALL, Cab
4 true COPY ~ said PETITION an Ouler Of Camt
httcst-WM X. RlMBALL, Cl,rk.
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STATE or MAINE

OArsFD. So. Ala C1urI of County C--Hrsirrs =,
tsPin end holden ~ Paris, within a-f 10 ,a,I
Coi1tv, 0l he i1f1 Tues Ity ~ o.. Der. Dr.
'hs 'trll-s-' '1r "a. Sept Tern, 4 -
1852
Upon me l-s9'i,r petition. ss'.ra-iory ~ islsi
having hssl rt--Iy.i dat o.. r.ut.l a.e 10.
oEr11sihls alt 1r.h-t1 o. h.1ri tlr-''-ths MAJ.
iC $50 llIuh 'r llsi. aei.,i.r. q, DO 0irl,' "A
Ia COnnisH .".Il T"l' g IT.. sC.Iu- t.rts =.
John G.i.rs-.., To byron. % Ir.lafl DO tn q ,
n Dgf1ir 1fl', atm .'-'rl g " .-i h'T
Frcesd % view 'h- lur'e mentioned - ai - d.
up1 ; inmeis.y PREV ah..- r.,a, 1 lranrh n
hr parties as nin..sc. 500, b. h,t 10 como CO
y,l.srt r1c, l N. ,icllt,, and sHrf 'a.flr- " O..
,1rs1 akcl ,tr promises 4s he 'rn~fss.s1sr1
thili l,l-o ,r,r-r ATiit he 'IrliU Olsf th1f
notice of tha ur'c li-s ag plInss " d.. Cormif-
ri1nsrs' mr,tgg aforesaid, T. given O. 40 rtr,ur,
anl rp1r.,anl ,u'rres,sd, by rulIi.has th- Psti.
t1a IN The Order n thc Court th,r,on, three
weeks suoocsaiyci, ia III, OSiprd Dcn1crai, a neNt
paper printed at Paris IN the County OF OxFr4
ani by serving titrstsi cory of the Petition With
lis Ordcr thereon, upD1 the Clerks n the town, of
Dyron, RoNb1r, MeNicl and Rarnf,rd, and pos,cd
ia three public places il zach of aid towns and IN.
irsi 81 said PUBLICATIONS ard each II IN. other no.
tices, to b ss0sd, ard posted at hast thirty dsy.
before said tiinc u nesting, 10 the end that q. psf
sons and ooposatons may thea and there apt.ar
and shew eanss ii an, lhcv have, vhy the PRAYER 81
said pet''i'nrfs saould - bs grated. sw37
Ausr wv. :. KIMBAI.L, Clerk.
,rus roy o.; aid Petition and Oder Of Co...
Ars1 wv kiNEALL. CHI
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Ass;gnees, Sale.

THE uplsf,i.nsI va scu ~ Pebble Ay.tiyr. q
| r1t prg,ioa,h disposed q ~ private sale, ur
TUESDAY. o., 2pt 4sp ~ b,.,-'r slI', a. 10
.'sr-k 4 u, al tbe AlhB'ig House al South rsr'
ih- fi1vir, Real I.tstr aud fsrtlp Stock, via.
The b-lIti'al all I-sN finished N..iHg l.uss
rrv nrrurir3 b, jams. A1.gt,sn. Tl.s su,ul has
-.1rB-,tsl With ta good Nod House, St1blr, S.
arI BE- ,rp pleasantly Situated il the cr1tul pant
~ ~ar.h Paris yi.a-r.
Aer1 hlI.i,1r Ito Sauth raris yiIl-r. west Of
tbr BOD sJlrr TrC,iN occupied /, Aui,rsru i
Eoulls. anl aiI,scat o. o.
4 Do of L1i c1rs,1i"s a'suf eight acres, rl
P1r-f. 40 Jhe fauf J0rn-is, su called, ursI Norway
Nf4E-
To, urn. with 'hs bu,ilir-. lhrro11, rgcru'h
1sbri b, William Mis- situated .1 ,He southwest
cry Ilrt Il rau, an o1rnil'r: abIat 'iNt, -H'r
IrIrs.
\ r,-es II L1I rear Norway Nir,-r, On ,h-
P5rJltli road rsa,surl- irHn three O. tour acre.,
,gr, la,H fah, sttus'-.i tIr bIihii1g lr's.
The brFr ans r1uu1iiHus stluf 80 Ifpgiss
Mill ir ONf.rt kr1vr as the N1.tH7 Stand.
Ore bon .r,I a-I br, Brfr. n Lri 30 Nff.r
TaH4'i1r. irr1r.', Owned 'T trr h'r ~tfh.H 90.
~t.ysrs, .-,I af,4ssrt OBJ Hr. b1.r....H" t.H..
Fms Hrs.sfy H..Fs .. l,.l 1 l.,.|. at,.f us,a.
% Nl.'lr. D. Ari.rvs.
A.sa, - sf1rr. ir OBI. ..r.taI stock q 'hs = r's
H.., 's"...rlt.- ,..i,"y.
l.r 'HflHr rITf|"r.t.s. .rI .Is 4 fHr f.l d.
grs ., PA. IlrH.t Seth Irr.
,ntEi'~ ANDREWS, .......
'lNNu MACK,
p....- ~ 80 Isl %
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GUARDIAN SAL.

DY v,r,p- ofs lcsacc G,m he Ito. judy %
ID Probate D., th. County Il Oyiord. ' shll "toI
ID priy,tc ,as. NJ IN, dv,irg house Of The hir "
lranter GAG, l W1srfrl, ga Friday, the lp.1
tly of Nov. u.Nt. from ODD, O'Clock until Eve in Oh.
ssluoln. three ,-aths u.a.iyidci q che iuiloNin-
desrub,d real sstll,. situated On Nai,,t9fl, an
l.loug,sg To May =, LOs VI and Uoors' ".
Gage Via
The ham,stssd Farm 1t tb, his u. Ls-'1d-r
Gage, l~ing par's Il lots numbered seven al ,isHl
il che -INth raEgv, containing al,ut ore hIudi. d
anI tssuil acres, excepting about t~eui, I've acre,
an pat u the buildings, Which have bssn assign
a. AS widow, Am :. Gage .s dover. Ten gorC.
in Ilt numbered sg'ea, ia tAo sLycath range Two
ssfcs IA % uuI.bCTCa nIne, "a the eisAlh IanCr.-
Pew. ou.nllfcI siN, lorty-ainc aad oae third u
rsw numbered thiuy,hvc, an the congregational
meeting hobsc.
And fth. said real estate shall no, b. soi On The
s.,ii hhecu,h day Of Nov. next, ! wiuo'ief che
sa- AZ private sale. b. virtue d siid 'teeoe ~ m'
dwelling hoase ia said Waterford, ua che iirst Mon
day of each sncrcsding mouth, al one o'clock "a che
Afternoon. until 4 shall L. sold.
SAMUEL WARREN. Guardian of aid Hers
Waterford. oc' -, 1850
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Nnticr of rnlrrIn.nrr.

~ the 6rlt dly Of Va, IN che ygl5 eighteen hun-
" dol 1nI nriy seven, EJvnri \. kltutdEr,
,hru q Ivan, ia the County 81 EsssN aui common.
wealth II NRsrlrhusgtts, Physician, AND CALVIN
Fauar Of Nstrrlorl. IN the Count, uioNiord, a1d
>utc ot MaiHc, c1uvc,cd o. ms, thr un .,signrd Pig
ie,d Il mortgage % that date DOS rcrnfdri l1 me
gcristry 81 decd. of rsf,s, iu ssid County Il oN.
iard, BOOK IS, Pagg az. a CERTAIN msssuasr 'iiua'
tel ia aid Waterford Uppcr Village, ean'isii'-
thcu Il a Tavern house, siablo aal other buldlr.s,
and Ian CONNECTED With The same. which premises
are PARTICULAR, described ,n laid ,sci and record,
% which r,frcncc L. mad, vh'sh mortgage va con-
ditioual &C. the payment II csftain SUN oi money
therein mentioned. III. coniitionoi said mo,t.l
bee has bceu hr,ksu. ~ rs,s0n Whereof clim
hrcc0sufr. DANIEL hhoNN.
Waicrorl Nov. 10, 1850 3wnl
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yt,ytnEe..l.-F .s-I fC1a7'y C,a~fraae1
Au.l' sss.isa. 100, hrI By .!..i.as' seat oe1
p. 1880.
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l,-.-- ls-,r,.,s. ..s.t1- Icgr.Ir- % r,--Iu.
.-'s a14oegtt o. o.. 2 1rt frg-h.1s ih- matter 'st
rfl i1 s4il u...t.r. =, O.aaeI that he -oua-
II -.A..ss..a..s 81 o.. county a oai].d =. Ie.
Hr-..-E q. rr.r ft. .run.ssian'rs az t.w COUNTY
st,s. a.r.. .i,... lf Howard, DO Lesd-, il ..il
l...r.,.r L..rr.....at n 1s1ay The bird Day Of
De-. r-F..4tll -'sl..a y ths 4. VI. &C. ih- pure
,r,-.f Isr... .r...t ding t- view the ROME men
,r5.si N str. prar; Immediately after which
.sI.N.ah.4uuraff. a parties agc H,irstse' WILDE
.r,H. "A tlg'. ..fHs. lelslCS taken IN the prem.
,... a. ,hs C,r--rsa-srs thall niui-s ~ b- prop.
an. Asitis iu'6-r orlsTc that notice le given
o., 40 rs.s.is 1qi corporations interested, % The
ti.n., Place al purpose 81 ,aii meeting, by caus.
boil. ate t-i eJps, oisrI petition l'' u this order
ufnltcc ih-r,1u 90 y served rr8n the County ~.
tpluty 81 shslrain u tn County Commissions,
- ssl CoNu'y 81 oNi.Ft aHi mon he CluA %
's town ~ Leeds sni ais, pof,sd up N three pub
o. rleess IN aid town, and Published 10 The Age
ncilz ,,s pebble nev,p,psr issued b, the printer 20
tns state, end in the kennelec Journal 4 noNsfa-
psf printed IN aid Coanty of kcnnr6ee' ana 20
. TIE OSfrrd Democrat, a pewspapef pha'ed 70 voc
Comfy Of OSiJr; all Of said notioes 20 % sS's'u'
POSTED up and Published thirty days AZ flsi os'r.
he tims u said mcstiagi that all oofPprauon' ana
IT,r,.ns Interested NAY attend and b heard 'h'!
o. Aus,t: wv. VI. sIRArros, Clerk.
! A true copy Of the Petition and 6f1er Of Court
,ksr.-- Auss' w SrS,rroy. Ci-s
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otOMAN. A correspo.

RENlRKAULE otDMAN. 4 Correspond
en-, who writes from Milo, Oct 2lst, gives
the fllowing account Of Mr.. Benismia Wax
ton. who Was one OF Gen. washingtou's sol
dcr's in the war Of the Revolution, and who
s now ninety one years Of age, and resident
of that town. Z" Last summer he lellei four
acres Of trees, and burned and cleared the
ground IN the bes, manner, besides assisting
in hoeing. moving & raking. Hereiains bis
mental faculties almost beyond conception, has
ewes wearing the brilliancy ofyouth, 4 a, the
mention OF his noble Commander, they fash
with the ere 1T Scvcuiy-siN. lie ,0cu relates
the "reminiscences ofhis early life, and rcisrs,
Nth gratitude. TO the noble sets Of the Father
II his Country He has Travelled through
the greater part Of the United State, aai be
has never fought a duel, nor drank ans iriox.
lcaiinc liquor noe tea, nor has be u,ed tublc-
% II, he has never employed physician or a
lawyer. nor has he ever made use Of sPccta-
clcs, and he nov walks with elasticity"
The example Of industry and temperance
which i here furnished is worthy Of general
imitation. Name Farmer.