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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-08-21
COMNISSlOyERy SALE OF VALUABLE LAND.

PURSUANT TO decree of the Circuit Superior Court
Of Law and Chancery for Augusta County pronounc-
ed the Goth 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,
Naked Creek in Augusta County on Saturday the 10Th
day of August next, two TR.4CTS OF LAND, belong
ing the heirs of Samuel Landes, Decd, containing BY
recent survey, in all
31s 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 ofmprovenent being
well adapted The growth of clover and other grasses and
prodtces abundanty all kinds Of grain grown in this la
Land about % Acres Of Meadow, two Dwell IA
LING HOUSES, in good repair, Zone large and III!!!@
Comfortably with the usual ouh houses, and TWO As'A
Barns convenient Of the Barns large and newly erected
is also well watered and is within hundred yards Of
Merchant and Grst Mill These Tracts although not
adjoining will be sold together as of them contains only
50 Acres being altogether in timber. This Land may be
divided, the situation of the buildings being favorable for
division.
TERMS OF SALE.-The decree above mentioned,
requires so much cash, be paid in hand, will deay
The costs of advertising and selling and costs Of suit and
that The residue shall be divided into four equal nsamens
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 nsamens the purchaser shall
give bonds with good secury 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 application to either
of the subscribers living in the neighborhood any of
the Messrs. Landes living on the Land.
JONATHAN LANDES, c..
CYRUS BROWN, ooi To-
.1ulv 2 lSS1 ids
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LIVER CONFERENCE.-THE only remedy ever Offered 10
the public, which has failed of working cure, when
directions are followed, is MLanes Liver Pill. 1t has
now been several years before the public, and has been in
troduced in all sections Of the Union. Where ii has been
used it has had the most triumphant success, and has acu
ally driven out of use all other medicines 1t has been tried
under all The different phases of Hepats, and has been
found equally eflicacious in ALL
o. Sold Wholesale and Retail by THOMAS P. EsK-
RheE, StauntOn-aso by Druggists and dealers gedetay
throtg hout the United States.
Anenst q, 1850.
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PUEBLO SALE.

WILL offer for sale at public auction on the premises,
the 18th day of September 1850. 10 the highest bid
der, that well known FARM AND TAVERN, known
as Morris Hill, in the County Of Allegheny. The Tract
of Land contains about 500 Acres, hundred Of which
are cleared, and Of excellent quality. The Tavern
Horse is large commodous and convenient, with The
necessary outbuidngs. No better opportunity can be pre-
scented for advantageous investment of business
and enterprise particular description of the property is
deemed unnecessary as it is presumed any person wishing
to purchase will first view the premises.
TERMS OF SALE.-One- third Oft the purchase mon
ey in hand, and the residue in equal instruments, payable
in one and two years from the day Of SALE and the title Of
the property retained security for the deferred pay
ments JOHN SHUMATE
August q, lS50.-4w.
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TIMBERED LAND !

vgNHE subscriber as Commissioner under decree Of The
Superior Court Of Augusta County will offer for sale
at public auction, Friday the 23rd ns between TWEEN
tythree and twenty ou Acres of Imbered Land being
The balance of the Land remaining unsod and ordered
be sold by said decree. is situated about one mile West
Of Waynesboro', adjoining the Lands of Hugh Mcclure,
Sampson Peer and Others and will be sold lots of three
to four Acres TO suit purchasers
TERMS-A credit of six, twelve and eighteen months
will be given, the purchaser executing bonds with approx
ed security and the title retained till payment.
JACOB SHRECKHlSE, Comm.
Auocst ID lS50-tds
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MlssoUel EtEcrloS-Our late accounts from ST. Louis,
by Telegraph are Of the 18Th inst They report that four
Wings and Benou Democrat nave been elected to Con-
gress, as follows;
John F. Darby, Wing, first district.
Gilchrist Porter. Wing, second district.
3ohn @. Miller, Wing, third district.
Charles f.. Bowman, Wing Fourth district.
John S Phelps, Benton Democrat. fifth district.
The returns for members of the Legislature all
So far as received the report says 60 Wings, 81 Benton
Democrats and % anti Benton Democrats have been elect
pd-.NIt Int
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ON q AIS
Compound Syrup Wild Cherry Hoarhound and Liyrwort


For Coughs, Colds, asthma, Incipient Consumption.
Catarh, Bronchitis, Splitting Of Blood, and all
other Diseases Of the Chest and Lungs.
IN offering this article the public do with perfect
dence having obtained the sanction othe most prominent
Physicians Of the City of Baltimore where the article is
featured.
Unlike every other popular remedy we furnish home tesimo
hy from the valuable
We ulso willing place the recipe in the hands any
Physician who is recognised gentleman OF good standing ID
the profession.
BALTIMORE, Jan. 18th, 1850.
This to certify that have been aborhg under very
ness of the chest Of long standing and that by the use Of co
bottles of O'Neals Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry, Hoar
hound and Lverwor have been entirely relieved and have
considered myself permanently cured for several weeks past
ANY person desiring special information obtain by
calling ME my residence, No. 49, Fawn street. Baltimore
Witness: JOHN WREN.
THos. J WoaTHiNGToN.
&C. The above article be had of Messr HARPER KIM
SEY Agents for the Stanton Any respectable Phys
clan CAN see the recipe by calling on the Agents.
J. L. O'NEAL, Proprietor
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SOME two months ago. found in my office an ehgant
brs which still remains there without any clue by which
to discover the ownership have tried 10 believe that tits
present from kind friend, and regard it from time
to time with grateful admiration but then fear comes
that some a7dheaIeG owner may appear and claim it,
am in quandary. lwoad be thankful if were not fear
ul II no owner appears before the August COdr, my
auguraon will certainly take place on that day The
owner recover his property by paying for this adve
Sement. jOHN b. BALDWIN.
Stauntnn Aur 81 1870
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i EDARR3Asls RECORD,

Fitzgerald, D. WLLIAMP HALL, Of Sapnon, to Miss ANGs
j. only laughter of Col Thomas NJ BOndurant, Of Buck
ihgham County.
On the 25th ofIuly, BY the Rev. -, Rev p SulclEL
of the Evangelical Lutheran Church of Virginia. to Miss T. B.
TRtMBI E. daughcr9f Mr. Trimble of Augusta County.
On the 3st ultimo by the Rev Henry c. Bowers, Mr. D
yiD LAvALL of Augusta 10 Miss SARAH, daughter of Mr.
John Denton, Of Botcturt county.
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S. NJ. YEAMAN'S
IJNRIVALLED WINNOWING FANS.

MESSRS. CLARKE s. RIvERcoMB have on hand
IVA large stock of the above named FANS justly GEL
ebraed for the superiority and rapdy Of their execution,
cleaning the grain ready for the Mill at operation
The Propreors feel thoroughly satisfied Of their superb
orty that they agree refund the money where they do
give satisfaction All communications relative Fans
or agencies either in Rockbdge Augusta, should be
addressed TO the above named, at Mt Scion; Va.
August 7, lS50-2m
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STOP THE THIEF!

GTOLEN from the Subscriber about miles above Mid.
- debrook, on Saturday night, the 2Olh July, 1850,
BRIGHT SORREL MARE, Bride and Saddle The
Mare has in her forehead, and some Saddle marks
the right eye sote and the hair rubbed off below the eve
reward Of Ten Dollars will be given for the Mare and
Thief, or Five for the Mare, Bride and Saddle.
ANDREW ALlNGER.
AUGUST 81. 1S50-3t-
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JULr2l, 1850.
$4,000 worth Of desirable GOOD at greatly
REDUCED PRICES.
WHIrE > RI

@%1 - e Co,
INTENDING TO remoUe to another House the ensuing
Fall o. Winter, and wishing 10 have as small stock
to remove as possble offer their entire stock from and af
ter this date at reduced prices much which consisting Of
Plain apd Figured Silks, Plaid and Figured Linen Lus
tres,, Bareges Lawns, Ginghams, Cacoes, Veslings,
Ribbons, Gloves, Hosiery, &C., &C., will be sold 1t and
below COST for CASH. In good faith, therefore; wb in
vite all wanting Cheap Goods to call and examine.
With aview to introducing some saluiay changes and
Reforms" into our new business suited to the crisis,
shall unreseryedly sell our at great sacrifices.
Slaunton, July "a, 1850.
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o. The New York Mirror describes G. p K. James,
Abe novelist as man little under the the Medium height,
and little oyer the medium thickness apparently not over
forty years odwith eagle eyea splendid head and slight
spnklng Of grey hairs hale, hearty robust looking Eng
llsh gentleman, all of the modern times.
o. Having been solicited to allow the use of his name
as one of the democratic candidates for nomination the en-
suing fall for the office of governor Of the State of New
York Gen. Wool has written letter TO James Ames esq.,,
of Rochester New York, ia which he declines the honor
proposed.
O., London. with two millions ofpopulatiou, has a
veage mortality Of about $50 per week. The health of
that city is much better than that Of The large cities in this
country.
o. lime isa most valuable steed which while we ride,
cannot control and which il we do not will certain
ly throw u.s. lovers, in particular, who re with him are
sure afterwards 10 repent it.
o. Late accounts from Texas state that the Governor
is issuing commissions or the purpose of raising troops to
march against Santa Fe They be in readiness for
the Campaign by the first Of September
Iowa ELEcrroE-ln the LIST Congressional District of
Iowa George 6. Wright, Wing has been elected over his
vpponenl, Nj. HEM \ Wing gain.
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LAND FOR SALE AT wAYNEssoao'.

THE subscriber, (agen for VIM. Clarke} will sell prir
l. vately about EiGHTY-FIVE ACRES OF LANDy
adjoining the Town of Waynesbofo upon which there is
large new Framed Barn, with Cow-sheds and yard per,
maneny enclosed fencing good and the Land in high
lice will be gven will be offered public sale on SAT-
urday the 9Th of September next the Barn on the psa
Uses. Sale at o'clock, ?. M.
o. Terms accommodating -, -,
49, SAMUEL HARNSBERGEM
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Or Some Of the letter writers from Washington having
started the silly that efforts had been secretly making
for some time past, both at the South and in Washington,
looking dissolution OF the Union and the establishment
Of Southern COnderacy and the subject having been in
cdentaly PREACHED in the Senate during Thursdays s!-
ting, Senator Houston, Of Texas, who named as the
person having all the correspondence connected herewith in
his possession. promptly gave the whole story flat denial.
-Rnllimare .4n.rirnn.
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TRxAs-A despatch from New Orleans on The l4lh says
Late accounts om Texas state that the Governor issuing
commissions for the purpose of raising troops march a
gains, Santa Fe They to be in readiness Tor the
paign BY the first Of September.
The indians on the frontier have recently become very
Troublesome and are daily committing deptedaons on the
white it habiianis.
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TURNPrKE NOTICE.

& GENERAL meeting of the Stockhcdersin The Warm
~ Springs and Harrisonburg Turnpike Road Company
will be held at the house of Thomas Holt, in Jennings
Gap, on the first Friday in October II is hoped that
all those Stockholders that attend will send in their
proxies, is important for the interest Of the Stockhod
ers IL have a meeting at that time.
BY order of the Board,
NJ. HARVEY EFFlNGER, Sec'y. S. Tread.
Augnst q, lS5O.--tdm.
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AeRicULrAL acknowledgements are in progress
for the great festival of the Farmers of New York al syria
this fall About so acres be enclosed ana ouia
ngs be erected to accommodate the muude OIL ex
hbtors who will be in attendance Sias or al eass ooo
ed and in every department the committee design to have
everything in as complete order as has been witness
ed al any State fair in the country.
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Er0ss! Er0m: Krois.

A LII persons who may wish purchase Iron are hereby
"a Informed that it can be had at the Mount Vernon
Forge, on South River, Port Republics in this County,
al One Hundred Dollars Ton.
The Iron is Of superior quality, and constant supply
al all times kept on hand Farmers will find it 10 their
advantage 20 purchase all their Iron Of as am satisfied
| is not equaed by any made in the State
JOHN MILLER.
Rockingham Co., Aug. 81 lS50-4t
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MONUMENT To RoBEar FULroN.-Near Troy. Indiana
is hill which Fulton fond of visiting and the foot
Of which he and his brother kept wood yard and sold
wood to the steamers the creatures Of his genius which
nayigated the Ohio. He fond of watching FROM this
point is said their progress and speed in the water and
il has been selected by the admirers OF his genius in the
West as fin place To erect q monument to his memory.
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STAUNTON ACADEMY.

-. -C0Ve&
THIS SCHOOL will be opened on the first Monadsyy h
Il September next, under the management of L. WAD-
DELL, A. NJ formerly connected with the Institution and
lately elected Principal thereof BY unanimous vote q
the Trustees. Instruction win be given in the various
branches of liberal educaou and careful preparation may
be expected by such students contemplate graduating ii
the University any College in the State No changei6
fees. BY order ofthe Board
M VIM. FRAZIER, Sec'y.
p s. The Principal will be prepared 10 receive sever
al Boarders in his family.
Stanton, July IL, 1850.
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Located at Brownsburg, Rockbridge Co., Va.
oFFicERs--Rey. w. W.TRIMBLE, A. NJ, Principal
Mr.. w. S. M. GAY, LIST Assistant Professor
90 End Professor
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SALE OF LAND.

IN pursuance of Deed Of Trust Of date the 26h day 6
April, le47, executed to me by George Washington
Wheelbarger shall proceed, upon the premises, on Sat-
urday the oath day Of August, to sell public auction
to the highest bidder, for cash, certain Tract of Land
lying in Augusta County, on the North side of Middle
River containing about I45 acres adjoining the Lands
of Samuel Harnsbage and Others and is the same Land
conveyed 10 said Wheebager, by the heirs Of the Samue!
Crawford decd.
Acting as Trustee, will convey to the purchaser such
title only as is vested in me by said deed.
NICHO. X. TROUT, Trustee
July "a, lS50.-tds.
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C.4UTFON:

A LII persons warned against trading for note for
"A $s7, executed by Rev. P T'nsey Penick, to one
Robert Raston, Of Harrison County, condition attached
said bond having been complied with Also, for
balance on bond of $50 co. executed by j. NJ McCue to
Jesse Tygar late Of this County, time May last,
J. NJ. McCUE.
Mt Soloh Aug. 7, 1S50-3t
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TO PERSONS DESTROYS OF EMPLOYMENT

VOUNG Men, and youths even down TO IA years ofage,
ola fair common school education, snd who write
toeraby good hand, residing in any part of the United
1909, ~ Y. Post Office" receive information OF mode in
which they be employed with pecunary profit 10 Them
selves for few weeks or of success permanently,
while at The time they will aid extensive plan for
the improvement of education throughout the country. Ed
ors friendly to education will please copy this nolice-M
Y Tribune.
August IA, 1850.
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ANo1uyp NovEmENr OF THE CUBA INvApERs-The
Washington correspondent of the N Y Commercial Adver
iser under date Aug r. says Information has been COM
mupicaed to President Fillmore that the Cuban invaders
are about making another movement, and learn that he
has ordered close watch upon the suspected parties.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-08-21

CAUSE OF THE DANisM WAR-Some account Of the
origin of the Danish may be desirable at this me 10
those who do keep themselves sufficiently we poSted
on foreign affairs preserve recollection of occurrences
twelve months since in Europe. The Philadelphia Bule
tin supplies the desideratum as follows:
The two Southern Provinces of Denmark, Seswg and
HOstien are chiefly populated by the German. instead of
the Scandinavian race and in this respect differ from the
remainder Of Denmark Holsten is almost entirely nbab
ed by Germans and has been annexed To Denmark at
comparatively late period of history. Sleswg has large
number VI Danes in it, but is stll German in its character
sympathy and population When the revolution Of lS4S
broke out and was followed by the general enthusiasm
throughout Germany in favor of great German nation, the
people of Seswg and Holsien, with others desired to
cede from Denmark and join the new confederation. In this
wish they were secretly upheld by Prussia, power ever
feady to aggraudise ITSELF weaken neighbor Denmark,
however protested against parting with provinces which
had been ceded her faith Of treaties and pepar-
cd for war luStiltios have continued since, with yari-
cd fortune and in spite Of numerous Efforts the part OF
neighboring powers to make peace. Meantime both races
have become mutually exaspeaed against each other
dering their living together under government more
difficult than even Unless the DSaes however check
ed by Prussia the reyopd province wilt have give in and
If Prussia seriously mteeres Russia will probably assist
Denmark.
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PRESBYTERIAN HIGH SCHOOL,

Located at Brownsburg, Rockbridge Co., Va.
IoFFicERs--Rey w. W.TRINBLE, A. NJ, Principal
Mr. w. S. M. GAY, LIST Assistant Professor.
/ End " Professor
VIE next session Of this School will commence on the
End day o September next and close the last of june
1901. handsome and cornuiodpus Brick edifce il now
III progress erection, which will furnish the School with
very superior accOmmpdatiops The course Of study win
quay young men for advanced entrance in any Of ost
best Colleges or for any practical pursuits Of life:
TERMs-ln the Classical and Mathematical DepsisQ
men per session OF III MONTHS $50 co. English Depay3
ment according tograde, per session. SIS and S24
BOARD, including washing, Sc, be obtained 10 the
oes families in the village and vicinity at So and ~ so nj
MONTH few pupils can be accommodated in the familSA
Of the Principal.
The community In which this School is located. n ~
glous influence and good morals, DOT surpassed 10 ~
EI Address the Principal, at Brownsburg, Va.
VlRGlNlA;-At Circuit Superior Cour, Of Law aud
Chancery held for Augusta County at The Courthouse
on Tuesday, June the 18th, 1850.
Benjamin Crawford, George NJ. Cochran and AbeD Jd,
AGAINST ff
Thomas J. Niche, John B. Breckenridge and lls-De,
PENDANTS,
IN CHANCERY.
By consent Of parties, and the Court being satisfied
mat the Interest of the parties will be hereby promoted, II
adudge ordered and decreed that Thomas Niche be-
and he hereby appointed Commissioner, whose duty s
shall be- after having duly advertised the :me place and
term Of sale for thirty days, by publication in the Sauntol
Spectator TO proceed sell public auction the highest
bidder the House and Lot in the Bill and proceedings
mentoned upon these terms the of sale hand and
and The balance in three equal insalmens six twelve
and eighteen months taking from the purchaser, bonds
therefor with good security and make report of his pro-
ceedngs to the corteirnng Herewith the bonds so iobe
iaken and on motion of the DEPENDENT John b. Breckea.
ridge, he has leave given him to file his answer.
Copy-Teste,
CHAP J. KINNEY, D. C.
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FL 1atiOr WANTED.

A TAILOR who will come recommended as agood
~ workman, and Of good character may find a
profitable situation at Deeried Augusta County sin
gle man can be accommodated with board upon very
SonaoIe terms Of family could be provided for if
Sqch should offer. convenient shop is in readiness.
rOi lur'ner particulars enquire at this office.
August 2. lS5O-tf
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G As usual atlhs season Of the year, his Oceanic
Majesy,rhe Sea Serpent, has been the Of
New England He must have s,rayed out of his usual
the present occasOO he is represented ha
inc been seen in the vicinity of Keunebunk Maine Ma
hant we believe, from tme mmemoral has enjuyed the
monopoly Of the first manifestation OF the presence of his
snakeShip
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DENTISTRY.
MANN e. CHAPMAN.

INTENDING to practice in Augusta County, lake this
method Of informing the citizens tia. they win visit
manner in which they perform their work have no doubt
ofgving satisfaction. The following certificate signed BY
few Of the many persons whose teeth they have operated
upon in this County, is offered reference, and as es-
timonia Of their skill.
CERTIFIcATE.-Wew whose names are hereunto signed,
90 hereby certify that MANN CHAPMAN have executed
Dental work for in very satisfactory manner both Ia
quality and durabity-Dr. E. Williams, William Thomp-
son, George Messersmi'h, A. Smith, Philip Fauber, Or.
Joseph Wilson.
July II IS50-tf
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c. is generally understood that the remains of the
late lamented President be permanently inferred in the
Congressional burying ground at Washington. The Hon,
c. NJ Conrad has elegraphed the Louisiana Committee
to that effect.
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John lewis Peyton. Esq.,

gpY invitation will deliver an Grafton before Port Repub
AS lie Lodge No 81, l. o. 0. F.. Rockingham County,
on Thursday 2Sth August. 1850, at l. O'Clock A. M.
The Lodges in the negboring Counties are respectfully
invited TO attend.
AUGUST 81, 1850.
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Elaaoas FOR SAFE.

GNMonday the Goth inst, being the first day of August
" Court, will sell at public auction, in the Town Of
Stanton, TWO LIKELY NEGROES, Man and a
Boy, for cash.
JOS. JAMESON, Auc,ioneer.
August 81, ls50-lt"
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PosfpOmeIment.

Temperament.
THE above sale not having taken place the day first
appointed postponed to Saturday, the day Of August
JONATH LANDES, },c,,,,
CYRUS BROWN, o'' 90
August IA, lS50-tds
EEg- Rockingham Register copy 2 weeks.
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CHAP. j. KINNEY, d. C.

obedience TO above ORDER will proceed on the S0h
day Of August, 1850, TO sell the House and Lot men,
toned in said ORDER the terms therein mentioned before
the door of the Virginia Hotel, in Stanton
Il. J. NICHE, Comm.