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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-08-28

VIRGINIA AT Rules held in the Clerks Office ofihe
Circuit Court Of Augusta County, August Ord, 1850,
Martin Kindig- plaiClif,
AGAINST
George Conner j. Kilian, Benjamin Kindig and John Sl
rey- Defendants.
The Plaintiff having filed his BILL aedging that in l8a23
he purchased of the Defendant Benjamin Kindig, pr
GELS Of Land, lying in Augusta Coun'yby The deed con-
veying the Land the Defendant Kindig reserved road
through part of the Land sold TO the Plaintiff and COT
yeyed to him TWO roads through that part othe tract which
was retained nv him. The roads, aforesaid, having been
closed the Plaintiff prays THAT if necessary Commssiot
or Commissioners may be appointed To lay of The road
conveyed to the Plaintiff by metes and bounds, and tina
such decree may be made may be deemed necessary y
secure the Plaintiff all the rights under the deed aforesaid
aud the said Defendant Benjamin kindly not having enter
ed his appearance and given security according TO the act Of
Assembly, and the Rules of this Court, and il appearing by
satisfactory evidence that he is inhaosnt Of hi;
Commonwealth: 1t is ordered that The said Defendant do
appear at the Clerks Office of our said Court the first
Monday in October next and the bill Of the Plain
tiff aud that copy of this order be forthwith inserted in
some newspaper printed in Stauuon for one month and
posted at the front door of the Court house.
COpy-Tese,
N. c. KINNEY, c. c.
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JULr2i, 1850.
N50@ worth Of desirable GOOD at greatly
REDUCED PRICES:
WHITE g. co.

INTENDING to remore TO another House the ensuing
Fall o. Winter, and wishing to have as small stock
to remove as possible offer their entire stock from and a
this date at reduced prices much of which consisting of
Plain and Figured Silks, Plaid and Figured Linen Lus-
Tres, Bateges Lawns, Ginghams, Calicoes Vestings,
Cloths and Cassimeres, Ready made Clothing, Laces
Ribbons, Gloves, Hosiery, &c., &C. will be sold at and
below COST for CASH. In good faith, therefore, we in
wife all wanting Cheap Goods to call and examine.
With view to introducing some salutary changes and
"Reorns into our new business suited to the crisis,
shall unreseryedly sell our STOCK at great sacrifices
Staunton July "a, 1850.
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PUBLIC VENDGE.

WILL be sold at public sale the late residence Of Rev
w John A. Van Lear, decd, on Messy Creek on
Thursday the 18th of September the following property
viz n Number Of Horses, Cattle, portion for gears od
and in GOOD order Sleep, Hogs Wheat and Corn. Farm
inc Utensils HoJrekoh and Kitchen Furniture and the
half Of large and rccF selected Library. &c. Sc. Mos Of
the property is of good quality.
TERMS.-A credit OF II months will be given on all
over S. the purchaser giving bond aud approved Sc
cury-S5 and under cash.
J. MARSHALL McCUE,
Executor of john a. Van Lear, decd,
August %, 1S50-3t.
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FOR THE SPECTATOR.
Noun SoLoN, August 26,

MoUNT Scion, August 26, 1850
Messrs Editors Now that the election is over, and II
has resulted in the choice Of what is generally termed the
"Peope's Ticket natural to speculate some OF he
base means made of in bringing about the election o
gentlemen at war with the dearest rights Of the people OF
Virginia As the election day approached the most casual
observer could not fail TO perceive the existence OF c'a
ton between portion of the radical whg ana democrat c
parties. This deemed necessary IN order 10 ap
ply the lash successfully to those VINO pIeaSeu 10 o
fer with them in opinion THIS, too, Is 'he molly oanu
who crv o peone's RIGHTS "Down with Arlstocraey"
Sc Look at the estimate these lovers Of liberty pui on
the intelligence of the people, as was witnessed last Thurs
ay-or0ups could be around poor fellow
COPIED unless and then one as they termed IT, ga man
of 100 much power, meaning by THIS presume, of
independence who would for himself, not willing be
gaped and guarded the polls TO exercise freeman
rights They had their strikers dealing out printed tickets
the behests of the committee within doors, who had 'he
hucksers aud undersappes at every point Of the compass
and occasionally wild yell of eXuitaon rent the df Us
they brought victim 10 the polls
Men heretofore protesting 10 put high estimate o te
virtue and intelligence of the people, were "eSSu' WIN
modification too, engaged in the dirty WorN S"inS tue
voice OF the peOpIenot by argument ~ any uece"' cac
terbut characterized by main orre oce a error never
bee witnessed in this part of the county But the most
disgusting spectacle fall was to see men apparently en-
loving the confidence of the community coNdeSceRd 10 vague
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Sehoods. calculated operate
the minds of the unsuSpectUg. They emphaticay
told il WAS struggle between the rich and pdr, despite Of
the discussions the contrary Ii boldly proclaimed
on the day of the election that MeSSrs Stuart and Niche
favored the eenure of Justices of the peace Sc. This
is the same run mad reform, ceSeekng party who cy
''freemen must have vutes!" What injury aud insult do
they offer freemeu in thus stripping them of every vesge
of freemens rights Nay, more, lawyer from your town
was sent here hug the honest yeuueny out OF their votes
An aspiring upstar in hot pursuit OF Office who is destitute
of talents that command respect, attempted brow bes
old and urm citizens of their sacred rights. II
failed accomplish the dirty work, second called up
and in two the honest yeoneury had to leave
the village get rid OF the haraSSOg and dggea appeals
of these lovers of the peace and GOOD order Of society
have thus endeavored 10 give you brief sketch of the OFT
raIiVRs Of last Thursday, at this place
SPECTATOR
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S. NJ. YEAMAN'S
tJNRIVALLED WINNOWING FANS.

MESSRS. CLARKE s. RrERcoMB have on hand d
I'VE large stock of the above named FANS, so justly Gel
ebrated for the superiority and rapidly of their execution
cleaning the grain ready for tie Mill at operation
The Propreors feel thoroughly satisfied of their superi-
ory that they agree refund the money where they do
not give satisfaction. All communications relaveto Fans
or agencies either in Rockbrdge Augusta should be
addressed 10 the above named, at Mt. Scion, Va.
August Z 1S50.-2m
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Valuable mill Property for Sale.

THE subscriber offers for sale his GRlST AND cAw
North Fork Of Hardware River Abemare County, alec
Tract Of 80 Acres of wood Land about one mile below on
which there is good Mill site. The good location, and
fine water power renders this property peculiarly desaSa
Further description is unnecessary as persons disposed 70
purchase will examine it in person. Beng anxods 70 ds
nose oft, will sell very reasonable erms-sncn %
will accommodate the purchaser 49,
Reference can be made to Marcus Durrett, Esq, living
no.r tho nreises to John H. McCue, Stanton or to the
s,hsorber near Mount Hoeb Post Office Nelson County.
'"''e'''''' GEORGE NJ. WOODS.
Time - 1S5O-3meot.
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AFFAIRS IN FRANcE.-1he impression vaguely felt OF
distinctly entertained that the present political system in
France is shortly 10 give way, is indicated. we believe.
more strongly than at any previous period since the
accession of Louis Napoleon.
While the policy Of the French President TO seek ag
grandzemen of hts power by restrictions upon the right Of
suffrage and upon the freedom of the press he has pursued
system which strikes at the very basis ofhls Influence
If not strong in the confidence and regard Of the people of
France who placed him in power by their votes Louis Ma
poleon has no real elements of strength. The Legiimss
have their own purposes to strive for and they would ind
n more conueuia alliance with the parzans OF the Orleans
family than with the nephew Of the man who excluded
both branches Of royalty from France. Without the pres
tige OF royal descent without the confidence of the Masses
without any assured hold upon the fidelity Of the army in
any conc, with the people, the President Of France has
yet ventured through the agency OF a compliant Assembly
exercise deSpotsm more oppressive than that which
drove the two last kings of France from throne and kingdom
The idea of Dictatorship as Temporary resort 10 meet
the crisis which seems be regarded imminent is
tenanced in of the journals Of Paris The following
from Of the eacont presses among the excerpts of
the National lutellgencers Paris correspondence :-BdH
N2nercas.
at does moi appear possible to that monarchy
empire at the present moment be dGaby founded upon
The moving sand which the flood of revolution is rolling,
That is the speak Of dictatorship. Sooner 4
later society will call to its aid absolute but anSor
power whose mission shall be clear the ground and pe
pare receive the foundation Of regular aud durable
power We DO not fix the epoch Of this dictatorship We
do not designate the dictator We know not whether he
will issue from election receive his powers from the Ma
tiOna Assembly; whether the army, in the midst of a
revolutionary crisis will bear him the supreme direction
Of affairs Ii is precisely the Discussions of parties, the
conflict Of existing established powers, will reader this die
iaIOrship ndsputable,"
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STANTON ACADEMY.

-1aNSS -
r1,HIs SCHOOL will be opened on the first MONDAY -
l. September next, under the Management. o. ~ Az AZ
,lsv elected as Principal thereof by unanimous vote Of
the, ,be trustees instruction will be given in the various
S nv such students as contemplate graduating 10
the University OF any College 10 the State No change q
Zoe By order of the Board,
'ees' VIM. FRAZIER, See'y.
ps The Principal will be prepared to receive ssvse-
al Boarders in his family,
S,ornton July H. 1850.
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SALE OF PERSONAL PROPERTY,
staumton,, October Est. 1850.

WILL offer at public auction, at the late residence of
4 NJ Qunlan. dec'd all his Personal Properlv consist
ing of HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN 'FURNI-
TURE, Farming Implements Of all sorts Wagon and
Harness, Buggy and Harness. Horse, two Cows, &c,
Sc At tie same time will offer for sale four five val
liable SLAVES.
TERMS..-For Slaves cash-ior other property six
months credit On all sums over SlO
JOHN b. BALDWIN, Ex'or of NJ. Quinlan.
AurnSt % $50
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WUMTIsTRx.
MANN & CHAPMAN,

INTENDING to practice in Augusta County, take tins
method of informing the citizens that they Will vislt
them at their residences generally and from the nn,sneo
manner in which they perform their work have no doubt
If viur sa,isacru Fo following certificate signed by
few Of the many persons whose teeth they have operated
upon in this County offered reference, and as sse-
timonia OF their skill.
CERrIrIcArE.-We whose names are hereunto sIgned{
a. hereby certify that MANN & CHAPMAN have executed
Dntal work for us in very satisfactory manner, both tn
QUALITY and durablity-Dr. E. Williams William rhOmp.
son. George Messefsmi,h, A. Smith, Philip Fauber. Ds
Joseph Wilson.
Jrlv II lS5O-K
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TURNPIKE NOTICE.

4 GENERAb meeting of the Stockholdersin the Warm
"a Springs and Iarrisonburg Turnpike Road Company
will be held at the house of Thomas Holt in Jennings
Gap on the first Friday in October next. 1t is hoped that
all those Stockholders that cannot attend will send in their
proxies it is important for the interest Of the Stockhod
ers to have meeting at that time.
BY order of the Board,
NJ. HARVEY EFFlNGER, Sec'y. g. Treas.
August 81, lS50.-tdm
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STOP THE THIEF!

STOLEN from the subscriber, about Smiles above Mid
~ debrook, Saturday night the goth July, 1850, a
BRIGll SORREL MARE. Bride and Saddle. The
Mare has star in her forehead and Saddle marks,
the right eye sore, and the hair rubbed off below the eye,
reward Of Ten Dollars will be given for the Mare aud
Thief or Five i0r the Mare, Bride and Saddle.
ANDREW ALINGER.
August 81, lS50.-9tH
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C'TI EAL'S
ompound Syrup Wild Cherry HOarhOund and LiyerWOrt

For Coughs, Colds, asthma, Mcipient Consumption,
Catarrh, Bronchitis, Splitting Of Blood, and all
other Diseases Of the Chest and Lungs.
TN Offering this article the public do so with perfect
6ence having obtained the sanction OF the most prominent
Physicians the City of Baltimore where the article is manu-
facured. .
ny from the most valuable sources.
We are also willing place the recipe in the hands OF
Physician who recognised gentleman OF good standing III
the profession. =, ,,. ,o-o
we're Cough pain in the side gddnes of the head
ness of the chest OF long standing that by the Of
bottles of Meals Compound Syrup OF Wid Cherry, toar-
hound and yerort have been entirely relieved and have
considered permanently cured for several weeks
Any person desiring special information can obtain by
calling on me al my residence 49, Fawn street. Baltimore
Witness: JohN WIEN
THos. J WoRTHISoToN. )
- The above article be had Of Messrs HARPER MIN
NEY Agents for the town of Stanton Any respectable Physi-
clan can see the recipe by calling on the Agents.
J. l.. O'NEAL, Proprietor.
IuIv "a IS5O-lm.
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Er0ss! Er0a! From!

A Ii persons who may wish purchase Iron are hereby
"A informed that it can be had at the Mount Vernon
Forge, South River, near Port Republic, in this County
at One Hundred Dollars Ton.
The Iron is of superior quality; and constant supply
is at all times kept hand. Farmers will find ii 10 their
advantage 20 purchase all their Iron of me satisfied
it is not equalled by any made in the State.
JOHN MILLER.
Rockingham CO. AUG. 81 IS50-4m
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Notice to Pewholders in The Presbyterian Church.

IN consequence of ndisposton shall not be able 10 call
upon subscribers within my district, usual hope
therefore, that longer indulgence will not be expected and
that prompt payment will be made this week at my store
HUGH J. CRAWFORD, C. C. g.
Stanton Aug T. 1850.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

nRECKENRIDGE s. COWNE have just received
ID variety Of Boots and Shoes suitable to the season;
Goat skin Morocco Boots Fine Calf skin de-;
Gardeners Kip Shoes; Gent's Cafdo. Gent Moroc-
e, do. Gent Morocco Slippers; Ladies Kid Slippers;
ladies' Fine Morocco do Ladies California Fies Chill
dren,s California do; and large lot Of Mems and We
mems heavy Brogan Shoes, Boys Kip and Calf ShQes
and Boots, &c., SC.
Stanton, July 10, IS5O-Vind. copy.
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LAND FOR SALE Ar WAYNEsBoRo'

vJ,HE subscriber, (agent for VIM. Clarke will cell Prl
l. vately about ElGHTY-FIVE ACRES OF LAND.
adjoining the Town of Waynesboro upon which there y
maneny enclosed fencing good and the Land in high
state of improvement If not sold privately of which No
ice will be given will be offered at public sale on Se
uday the 9Th of September next at the Barn on the prem
ises Sale at o'clock, p. NJ
or Terms accommodating. -
y, 81 1870 ids
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TO THE PUBLIC.

ON and after the 18th inst our rweekly daylight ns
" Of Four Horse Post Coaches VIII BE- re.
Moved between Lexington and StauntOn leaving stanton
at ii o'clock, A. NJ, Mondays; Wednesday and tnosys.
oo u" leave Lexington after breakfast, dine
ON he you,e and reach Staunton early in the evening
The regular mail Line leaves Staunton on tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays, at IL o'clock, A. NJ, dimes on
the route and arrives Lexington early the same evening"
and returns on the alternate days, as formerly by 'nis
line passengers connect with all the departing 'nes
thef point. "M T. ni'''i'
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no builders and Isrickmakers.

4 WISH to engage the making and burning of one hun
dred thousand prime Brick by the first of November
also have some Carpenters work to let out consisting
Cabins, Dining room, sundry repairs, &c, will make
known the plan, size of the buildings, &C. any one who
NAV wish to undertake All letters addressed to the
Hot Springs, (pos paid) will be promptly attended to;
THOMAS G0ODE.
H0t Springs, Aug. %. IS5O.-5t..
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Il G,0fEOr gYTsslseG,

4 TAILOR who will come recommended as good
IN workman, and mar Of good character, may find a
profitable situation at Deeried, Augusta County. sin
Gle man be accommodated with board upon very rea-
souable terms. of family could be provided for il
such should offer convenient shop in readiness
For further particulars enquire at this office.
AUGUST 81 lS50-tf
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Something New.

T YNCIl'S Dead Sea Expedition, Georgia Scenes, Ma
IA sonic Chart, Hymn Books and Tesaments, Letter
Writer, Key to Oendori's method of learning French
Gays Natural Philosophy, Webster's Unabridged Dcton
ay McGuffeys No. 2, 8, and Readers, just receiv
ed and for sale by WIN. CHAMBERS.
Staunton, Aug 81, 1850
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Rockingham Co., Aug 81, l850.-4m
.aT Y'EEE OED ST.g.VD,

g doors above the Store OF b. Crawford, Esq..)
fsNHE undersigned continues to carry on the COACH
MAKING BUSINESS in all its various branches.
He IS thankful for patronage heretofore received and hopes
from his long experience and personal attention to merit
continuance. He has variety of Carriages on hand Of
every description used in this country
o. Repairing done the best manner and at reasonable
prices.
lie has alsu connected with his Coach Mandatory the
SaddeIy business, and will keep constantly on hand
and for SALE Saddles and Harness Of every description Car
Carriage Springs, Axles, Sc, Sc Call and see
JUDSON Mccoy.
Staun,b1: knu 81 1S50-tf
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TO TIE pUDLYC.

Z HEREBY forewarn all persons from employing, har-
= boring. or otherwise co0nienancing, one JACKSON
LONG, who was appreBijced several years ago, he
having left me, aud his whereabouts unknown to me-
One cent reward will lie paid for his apprehension aud
turn to me, but without thanks 10 the apprehender.
EMANUEL LONG.
August 28, lS5o-3ts
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A5- "Potomac' the correspondent of the Baltimore Pa
triot, writes to that paper follows:
Messs TOombS Of Georgia aud Davis Of Mississippi are
observed be great deal together days. One Of
Them Mr. Toombs is very bold man. and scarcely CON
ceas his readiness for dsuniOn The other, Mr. Davis is
less fearless and ho and therefore, in the very teeth ohs
acts proclams in indignant tones that he IS or the Union,
and that he is Union Ahera while, If he southern
agitation continues, Mr. jefferson Davis predctwll show
his true coors, and be flaming dsunionist in words as
well as deeds. am sorry be Compelled to make this
prediction for respect Mr. Davis 70, many traits OF char
which he possesses. Mr. TOombs is ofpower
full talents and in the he expluses will be eckoned
host But he get Georgia to march out of the u
Mon, e; him DO his utmost.
BY the way the Loco(oco leaders in Georgia are in
snar in the matter of agreeing upon Candidate for their
party to run for Governor of the State The Union meu
run MIR. Speaker Cobb, and the fire hot
ly in favor Of running Mr. Ccquitt the Preacher Senator
Nulller. May they heal their party dsSenions if
Union man cannot be the iayorite of The majority.
PRorEssoR WxssrsR-Tbe time when this wretched
will pay the penalty of his crime is rapidly apprOach
ing. The Boston Mail says:
paper has been circulated during the past week among
the more wealthy Oour citizens To raise the ofS0000
to be given the wife and children of Professor Webster,
10 provide for them and pace them above want during life
The paper is headed by Mrs Georgr Parkman wife of the
murdered man. with the sum of $500 The subscriptions
have already nearly, if not quite reached the proposed
mount
Mr.. Andrews. the jaer, says that pt. Webster in ms
opinion, will hold firm To the aStha he has not eaten
50 heartily for Some tine past. His family visited him du
ring last week and remained with hun until O'Clock.
They Of the time of the execution, but
know the day to be fixed M PERSONS allowed visit
him. except his family and cergymen fir spiritual purposes.
TIE MissoUsI ELgcrIoN.-The st. Louis Republican
OF the l7h instant, says: In event the majority
gains the election Of Thomas H. Benton be less than 80
joint ballot, The Legislature is stated to have the
following party complexion Ia the Senate there SO
members Of them hold over from tine previous election
of whom claimed Benonites and as anti Benton
ties Of The remaining 20 the wings have elected r. the
BenOneS s, the anti Benouites 6, uncertain g The
House of Representatives, far asceraued nv returns
have elected SO members Bontonites A. anti Benonites
% nine counties are be heard from sending as many
members, aud each party may elect portion of them,
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Mr. w. S. NJ GAY, lst Assistant Professor:
2nd " Professor.
-:X:-
'1>EE next session of this School will commence on the
End day oe September next and close the last june
1851. handsome and commodous Brick edifce is now
in progress of erection which will furnish the School with
very superior accommodations The course Of study win
qualify young for advanced entrance in any Of OF
best Colleges. or for any practical pursuits OF Ilfe:
TERMs.-ln the Classical and Mathematical Depan:
men per session Of 10 months, $50 90; English Depss
men according to grade per session, SIS and s24 o.
BOARD including washing, &c., be obtained in The
best families in the village and vicinity at IS and 81 so p
month. few pupils can be accommodated in the family
Of the Principal.
lgous influence and good MORALS is not surpassed in NJ
State.
Egg- Address the Principal, at Brownsburg, Va.
July a. ls50.-4m.
VIRGINIA At a Circuit Superior Court Of Law aud
Cbancery held for Augusta County at the Courhooes
on Tuesday, June the lSth 1850.
Benjamin Crawford, George M. Cochran and Albert 1of
dan-Plaintifs,
AGAINST -.
Thomas J. Niche, John B. Breckenridge and als--DS-
PENDANTS,
IN CHANCERY.
BIZ consent Of parties, and the Court being Satisfied
that the interest of the parties vii! be hereby promoted
aiudged ordered and deceed that Thomas - nhche %
and he is hereby appointed Commissioner whose ou'y
shall be, after having duly advertised the time place ana
term of sae for thirty days, by publication in the sauaon
Spectator proceed to sell at public auction 10 The hghes.
bidder the House and Lot in the Bill and proceedings
mentioned upon these TERMS the costs OF sale In hand and
and the balance in three equal nsaImens, at six twelve
and eighteen months, taking from the purchaser bonds
therefor with good security and make report OF his pro-
ceedngs to the court returning Herewith the bonds SO 70
taken and on motion of the Deendent, John D. Brecken
ridge he has leave given him to file his answer.
Copy-Teste,
CHAP. j. KINNEY, d. G.
IN obedience to above order, will proceed, on the So
day Of August, 1850, to sell the House and Lot, msn
toned said order on the terms therein mentioned before
the door of the Virginia Hotel, in Staunton
T. J. NICHE, Comm.
Juy 81 IS5O-30d
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reinforcement.

THE above sale not having taken place the day first
appointed postponed Saturday the Sls day Of August
JONATH. LANDES, corn,,s
CYRUS BROWN,
August IA, 1s50-tds
gTVg- Rockingham Register copy weeks.