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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-08-07

TtIRCUIT Superior Court Of Law and Chaneery fas
- Bath County, April term, 1850.
Henry Stewart, Administrator Of Andrew Stewart. dss,
Plaintiff,
AGAINST
Mary Ann Stewart, widow of said Andrew, and William
y. Stewart, Frances C. Stewart, James H. Stewart,
Mary M. Stewart and John A. Stewar, infant children
osad Andrew Stewart, dee, land James Stewart and said
nenry Stewart in his rights, John I. Wright and
nancy his wife, James Hodge and Martha his wife, and
James D. Cosner, and Matilda his wife, Robert Stewart.
oalah o'ewartand the children Of Margaret Stewart who
efmarred with John Miller of the State OF Indiana SUI
vlv!ng heirs ofthe late Henry Stewart dee.
This cause came on this 24h April 1850, to be heard
upon Inc BIZ anu exhibits, and il appearing TO the satsfac
on OF the court that Than two moths have espe
from the returns OF the subpoena executed upou the Deeo
dants, Mary Ann Stewart, James B. Cuyner. and Mail
da his wife, James Hodge and Martha bis wife. Rober,
Stewart Sarah Stewart and James Stewart and thew s,;I
falling to appear and file their anwers Il is ordered bst
the plaintiffs bill be taken for confessed as 10 them Ara
it also appearing that the subpoena has been served on the
infant Defendants, William H., Francis c., James H..
Mary NJ, and John A. Stewart, infant children and heirs
Of Andrew Stewart, dec, motion of the Plaintiff BY
Counsel, Charles l.. Francisco is appointed Guardian ID
Item, to defend the said Infants in this cause and there.
upon filed his answer. Upon argument Of the Plaintiffs
Counsel il is audged ordered and decreed that this cause
be reerret to Master Commissioner Andrew Damon 70
take state, and settle the accounts Of the plaintiff a. Ad
mlnis!raof of Andrew Stewart dec. And that said Com.
missioner do by public notice in some Newspaper publish
ed in Staunlon. before him The creditors Of the e.
tate of Andrew Stewart dec and ha the take accaunt
the debts due from said estate their dignity whom DUE
and payable, and that said Commissioner report his pro-
ceedings to this Court, in ordered to final decree.
COpy-Teste,
CHAS L. FRANCISCO Cferk
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LExIN GTO N II o T II e,
Lexington, Virginia.

NIE undersigned desires to make his grateful acknowl
edgments to the public for the liberal patronage which
he has received since he has been in charge Of the Lexng
ton Ho;el.
He has been pleased to learn that his efforts to satisfy
the travelling community have not been unsuccessful.
The extensive mprovementsio this establishment, which
havebee in progress for The last year. now completed
the sleeping apartments in the addition large and
well ventilated neatly finished and furnished with new
urniturehe whole interior presenting appearance of
neatness and comfort, seldom in the best ordered o
tells.
being the intention of the proprietor to make this
first Hotel in its general arrangement, he hopes OBJ
tain and will endeavor to merit the patronage of the public
WILLIAM JORDAN, PRopRiEroR.
faynnton July % IS5n-4t
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JULY2l, 1850.
$4,000 worth OF desirable GOODS at greatly
REDUCED PRICES.
& CO.,

b WHITE CO.,
INTENDING to reaocc to another House the ensuing
Fall o. Winter, and wishing 10 have small stock
to remove as possible n, choir entire stock from and al
ter this date at reduced prices much Of which consisting
Plain and Figured Silks, Plaid and Figured Linen Lus
tres, Bareges Lawns, Ginghams, Calicoes. Festings
Cloths and Cassimeres, Ready, made Clubbing, Laces
Ribbons, Gloves Hosiery, &c., &c., will be sold at and
below COST for CASH. In good faith, therefore, we in
vite all wanting Cheap Goods to call and examine
With view to introducing some saluary changes and
e7ns' into our new business suited to the crisis We
shall unfeservedy sell our STOCK at great sacrifices
Siauntun, July "a, 1850.
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L Circuit Superior Court of Law Chancery for Bath
IA County, April term, 1850
johnson K. Be-Plaintif,
AGAINST
Jlson Douglas, Thomas Sngton, William Fl. TerfilI,
Henson Douglas, Joseph Wood, jr Henry Smith. Wss-
son Warwick, johnson E. Bell & John u. Dickinson,
partners in trade under the firm aud style of Bell Dick
enson Thomas ]. Peters, James Buck, Georgs w Jof-
dan, William Scott, William Wumack, Shepherd Gill;
land Jonathan Lemon, George Surber, Egber Van Bu.
rem and Field Trayler-DefendaRs
More than months having elapsed since the fling u
the bill and service of the Subpoena upon the Defendants,
and they still failing appear and answer, the Plaintiffs
BILL as to the Defendants taken for confessed and this
coming TO be heard upon the bill and exhibshess
n was argued by COUNSEL and the Court consideration
thereon doth adudge order and decree that Andrew Damon
be and he is hereby appointed special Commissioner to state
account Of the respective claims still due and owing BY
Json Douglas the several creditors the deed ii trust
mentioned in the BILL aud also ascertain and state tho
mount and priority Of the judgements chagabe upon tho
Lands in said trust deed mentioned and make report there
of To this Court And 1t is further ordered and deceed BY
the Court that the said Commissioner before proceeding 10
the herein before directed do first give
ce to the several parties interested Of the time and place
of making such satement-And this cause is continued
Copy-Tese
CEIAS. l.. FRANCISCO, Clefk
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A List of Letters

ID EMAINING in the Post Office at Stanton, on the
~ ls of July, 1885, which if not taken out before the
LIST of October will be sent 10 the Dead Letter Office.
A--John Allen, John Aldridge, Sarah Allen, Mary
Ausbutn. John AIhger, j. II. Atkins.
B-Robert P. Brysry Charles n. Bliss. Schuyler Brad.
ley Margaret A. E. Brown Elizabeth +. Brown, David
Baylor, Robert K. Baye, Charles Bates, b. u. Bowen,
James Bell John Brown John Boazes, 5. W. Bolen, VIM.
Bayls, Rector, James L. Burmese, David w: Brand
Grew Cornelius C. Cronin, Thomas Crawley, Mi
chael Conneo, Isaac Cofinar, Alexander Craig, IT, B
Chase, VIM. Couny, David Cotton.
D-Peer Duffy, Sarah Dean. James Driskill, IL. II.
Dudley. Ann Davenport, Henry Deffenbangh.
F-Franklin Fleshburn, NJ. J. Foliu, John +. Fatey,
Benjamin Funk H. NJ. Firebaugh, John Frize
e-NIichael Gahagan, Elizabeth Greiner, Abel Gibbon,
John Ganroh.
H-Mrs Herdman, James Hicks, Robert Hickson, Jose
Hite, Owen Hanlon, David Howard, Holiday & Lady,
James Harvey, William Herbert, Thos Hatchens.
K-Willlam A. Irving, Frances Jordan, John
Kennedy John Kenfeck, Edward Keating Lafayette Kr-
by, George Kennedy.
George Latham VIM. G.. Landlord, NJ. X. Long, Samuel
Lottier, WIN. Fl. Leget.
M-Wliam Moran, Miss P M. Maupin. Michael
McNare, James Mitchell, B. +. hardwood, John NECTAR
thy, VIM. McCutchan, Mary ]. McCulchan, Elizabeth
Moore, Edward McNcholas, John NcGrath, Eliza Mitch
ell, Sarah B. May, Joseph McCarty.
N, o & P-John N. Norwood, Joseph II. Obrian,
Alexander Paris Richard Porterfeld .or his heirs, j? 5.
Penny hacker, John Paxton.
o& R-Francis Quinsbury, Joseph Reynolds, Absa-
lom b. Reynolds, Michael Riley George E. Roberts, Den
mis- Reagan, James w. Rutherford.
S--Annie NJ Smith, Frederick Sattes, David Steele,
j. c. Splitter J. Stevenson, John Shea, Jeptha Smith,
Joshua A. Smith, John Sellers, George Sarmon jeremiah
Sliney, Robert Schmidt Thomas Smith.
e w-John Tenant, John Todd J. s. w. Whit
more, Mr.. Ward, James Wilson, Henry T. Wood Henry
Whan, Arson Weldon.
Y--George r. Young, Margaret Young.
n e. BROOKS, P. NJ.
Siaunton JuIv Cd is5O-St
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HOUSE AND LOT Foa SALE.

WISH 10 sell House and Lot in Saunion, belonging
to the estate Of Daniel Ellis, decd situated ia that psfs
Of said Town called Ne%own. and designated in that part
Of said Town as LOT No. A. and at present occupied by Mr.
David Andrews. The House is built of brick, with four
rooms besides the Garrett together with convenient closets
The Lot runs back in rear Of the Dwelling House 70 tho
next street, which another building might be erected Il
desired.
the deferred payments being well secured portion otha
purchase money will however be required in cash. Ar.
O. e. Morris, will shew the property those desiring 10
see IT, and communicate 10 any offer that may be mad9
for the same. JOHN X. ELLIS, Adm'oS
of Daniel Ellis, deed.
July 8. Is5o-M
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HIGH SCHOOL.

NTR. A. CAMP, Ja.. (ate of New England, ) would
I'VE respectfully inform tina inhabitants of Waynosboro'
and vicinity, that he will open English, Classical and
Mathematical School in their village, the l2h Of August
fered for learning French and Vocal Music. Board obtain
ed a, reasonable Terms per session varying accord
ing studies from 81 so $2 80. Music and French,
(exua) "Thoroughness" and the 'ns,ilhng Of correct
principles the motto Of the Teacher.
Waynesboro', July "a, lS50.---St.s
Ess- Wind. copy 3, and charge this office.
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NOTICE.

,t. r,.,,, ,did,e for the Convention, will address
AT CraicsvilIe, on "Wednesday the l4'h Of august at
Al Deerdeld on Thursday the 18Th Of August, at TO-
o'clock. &C.. 10,
o'ckck
Al Noun, Soon on Saturday tho 7,h Of August os
o'clock. go
AT New Hope, on Tuesday the Goth of August, at To-
O'Clock.
At WaynesbOrough, "Wednesday, the 2ls OF August,
III TO- O'Clock.
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S. NJ YEAMAN'S
UNRIyALLED WINNOWING FANS:

NgESSRS. CLARKE s RlvERcoSiB have on hand
a large stock of the above named FANS, 50 Justly eel
e6raed for the superiority and apdity OF theft execution
cleaning the grain ready for the Mill at operation
The pfopfietdrs feel thoroughly satisfied Of their superb
oy that they agree U refund the money where they do
not give satisfaction All communications relative TO Fans
or agencies either in Rockbrdge or Augusta, should be
addressed to the above named, al Mt Scion, Va.
Aupust T. lS50-2m
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rsNHE next session Of this School will commence the
2nd day Of September next and close the last Of June,
1851. A handsome and commodous Brick edihce is
in progress of erecoh which will furnish the School with
very superior accommodations The Of study will
qualify young for advanced entrance in any Of our
best Colleges or for any practical pursuits of life
TERMs.-In the Classical and Mathematical Depart
ment per session of 10 months, $50 GO; English Depart
men, according to grade, per session. SIS and S24 90.
Board, including washing Sc, can be obtained in the
best families in the village and vicinity Sc and 81 SO per
month. few pupils can be accommodated in the family
Of the Principal
The community in which this School is located in re-
gious influence and good morals is not surpassed in the
State
Efy- Address the Principal, at Brownsburg, Va.
Julv % IS50-4m
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

BRECKENRIDGE s. COWNE have just received
ID variety OF Boots and Shoes, suitable to the season,
among which are
Gen,emens Goat skin Morocco Boots Fine Calf skin do
Genllemens Kip Shoes; Genl's Calf do; Gent Moroc-
C., do Gent Morocco Slippers; Ladies Kid Slippers
Ladies Fine Morocco do Ladies California Ties; Chill
den's California do; and large lot of Mems and Wo-
mems heavy Brogan Shoes, Boys Kip and Calf Shoes
and Boots, &C., Sc
Staunton, July 10, lS50.-Vind. copy.
ID OCK POWDER-At hand and for sale by
II WIN G. STERRETT.
Stanton, July 81, 1850,
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hDiANA-Sae Of d., WLanes Pesmif ugeH-Ainong
he hundreds of letters certificates and orders received By
the prop-eors of this medicine the following selected TO
show IFS character and the effect OF its use in distant part
ofthe West The MeSsrs. Cotton are dry goods uler-
chants are se agents for the sale OF the choicest med
iciRes, ~ ,o.-
"WiNcHEsrER, ND, Sept 20, l647.
"Ne,srs. Krills GIVE happened to get lot of Mp
Lanes Vermuge last Sprag, prepared by yourselves. So
soon as the Yermifge introduced in community,
the demand became great for that stock soon
exhausted 1t has produced the best effect wherever 1t has
been used in this section and very popular among our
people, We are DESTROYS of obtaining the medicine here
after direct FROM yourselves, sells more rapidly than
any other medicine we keep Please send US gross i'm
,pediateIv ID. j. s. j. w. COTTON"
grJ. Sold Wholesale and Retail by FHoMAs P. EsE-
RIDGE S,auutonaso by Druggists and dealers generally
through ut the United States.
August Z, lS5e.
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STOP THE THIEF!

STOLEN from the subscriber, about miles above Mid
~ debrook, Saturday night, the 20th July, 1885, a
BRIGHT S0RREL MARE, Bride and Saddle. The
Mare has star in her forehead and some Saddle marks,
The right eye sore and the hair rubbed off below the eye
reward of Ten Dollars will be given for the Mare and
Thief, 0, Five for the Mare, Birdie and Saddle.
ANDREW ALiNGER.
July "a, $685..
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VIRGINIA AT Rules held in the Clerks Office of the
Circui, Court Of Augusta County, Angus, 3rd, 1885,
Martin Kindg- Paic1f,
AGAINST
George Conner, j. KiIlian Benjamin KiRdg and John Sh
Iey-Defendants.
The Defendant Benjamin Kindig, not having entered
his appearance and given security according 10 The act oil
Assembly, and the Rules Of this Court and appearing y
satisfactory evidence tina, he is nhaol,ant oil tins
Commonwealth Il is ordered, that The said Defendant do
appea the Clerks Office of said Court on The hrst
Monday in October next. and the bill Of the Plao
tR; aud that copy of this order be forthwith inserted IN
some newspaper printed in Sanuton for months sue
essyeIy and posted at the front door of the Courthouse
CcPy-Teste,
\. G. KINNEY, g. c.
August Z, le5o.-2m.
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DENTISTRY.
MANN g. chaplain,

INTENDING to practice in Augusta County, take this
method of Informing the citizens that they viii Visit
them at their residences generally and from the finished
manner in which they perform their work have deub,
of giving satisfaction The following certificate signed by
few of the many persons whose teeth they have operated
upon in this County, offered reference and es-
tin1onial Of their skill
CERrF1cArE.-We whose names are hereunto signed,
do hereby certify that MANN g. CHAIRMAN have executed
Dental work for us in very satisfactory manner, both in
quality and durabiiy-Dr E. Williams, William Thomp-
SON, George Messersmh, A. Smith, Philip Fauber Dr.
Joseph Wilson.
July II, le50.-tf
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NIGH. c. KINNEY, Q. o.
COlNNlISsION'ER,S NOTICE.

in pursuance of the above decree, the undersigned will
the 26th day Of July next the premises, sell the
abnve pieces parcels Of Land on the terms above specl
fed The purchaser will be required to enter into bond
with good security for the purchase money, aud the title re-
tanned until the purchase noney paid. The Lands liein
the neighbohood of Wuynssboro and are part OF the
Real Estate Of the late Joseph Peck From their locality
and superior quality, they well worth the attention Of
those who desire purchase property Of this description
JACOB SHRECKHISE, Comm.
June lo, lS50-4w
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C.9 UTEGN:

A IL persons are warned against trading for note for
N $S7, executed by Rev. p Iinsley Penick, to one
Robert Raiston, of Harrison County. condition attached
TO said bond not having been complied with Also, for
balance on bond Of $50 co. executed by j. NJ McCue to
Jesse Tygart late of this County, time May last,
said McCue having legal Offsets against it,
J. NJ. McCUE.
Mr. Snlnn Ann z tS5I-9t
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VALUABLE TOWN PROPERTY FOB SALE

r WILL OFFER at public auction on the 2nd day Of
September, 1885, the BRICK HOUSE belonging to
the Estate of Sampson Eagon dec being the same
pied by him as residence The lot is good one and the
Improvements very desirable.
TERMS made known at the Sale
WILLIAM EAGON, Ex'or,
lime 10 IS5O.-tds. offs Eagon Decd
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE,

The parties interested in the foregoing order will peass
take notice, that WILL the 18th day Of August, 1850,
at the Warm Springs, Bath County, Virginia, proceed to
the execution Of the same which time and place they
are required to attend with their evidence
ANDREW DAMR0N, Special Com
July IL. lS5O.-4w.
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CHURCHVILLE
EMcIish and Classical School.

rTNFIlS School will be opened on Tuesday the 20lh of
n August next and close on the Goth June. 1851. The
subscriber hopes from years experience in teaching, and
by his usual diligence in the discharge OF his duties to mer-
continuance Of the patronage heretofore so literally ex
tended his School, Several boarders be received in
The subscribers family. Terms viii be the hereto
fore. v. u. SIOFER.
July "a, IS50.-3ts
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VIRGINIA AT Circuit Superior Court of Law and
Chancery held for Augusta County at the Courthouse
on Tuesday, June the l8lh 1850.
Benjamin Crawford, George NJ. Cochran and ALDER. Jor-
dan--Plaintifs,
Thomas J. Niche, John B. Breckenridge ard ASIDE
PENDANTS,
IN CHANCERY.
By consent of parties, and the Court being satisfied
that the interest Of the parties will be hereby promoted il
is adudged oered and decteed that Thomas j. Niche be
and he hereby appointed Commissioner, whose duty il
shall be- after having duly advertised the sine, place and
of SALE for thirty days, by publication in the Sapnton
SPECTATOR proceed 10 sell at public auction to The highest
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 nslalehs, at six twelve
and eighteen months taking from the purchaser bonds
therefor with good security and make report of his pro-
ceedgs to the urt,reurnipg herewh the bonds obe
taken, and motion Of the Defendent John B. Brscken
ridge, he has leave given him TO file his answer.
A Copy-Tesie,
CHAP. J. KINNEY, d. G.
obedience above order, will proceed the 30h
d day of August, 1850 TO sell the House and Lot
toned in said order the therein mentioned before
the door of The Virginia Hotel, in Slaunton.
L. j. NICHE, Comm.
Jnv 81 1880 -30d
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ENGLISH SCHOOL FOR BOYS,

yVlF second session of the Paochiai School will com
mence in this place. the frs, Monday in September,
under my supernreudence The School will be taught as
hitherto, by Mr.. WILLIAM LIFE an experienced Teacher
and graduate of Washington College.
TERMS, OF FIVE MONTHS.
Elementary English Course, 81 So
Complete English Course, $1,000
few Classical Scholars viii be admitted, if Of suitable
age, at SIS,
Particular attention will be paid to the moral and re
gious Education of ihe Boys. Apply 10
g. NJ. SMITH.
Stauntou, July 81, lS50.--,f
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ElARRIAG.s LRRG0R0l

At Elk Run Augusta County Sunday morning the 18th OF
Jly by the Rev David SpeSsar Mr. STEPHEN MoygRs TO
Mss MAGoAlENE RgvuusH,-Afr Tl,iorHY FeNK, 70 Miss
SrsASNAH REuBUsH,and MIR. GIDEON SMITH TO Mise L.
sISpA REvBusH,-all daughters e Mr.. john Reubgse.
Together may they sweetY live,
And disagree,
Aud may few more learn to SolTo
The double rule OF three (.
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The CHoLEsA.-The Cemeteries report Of the city Of
ST. Louis for the week ending July So is III deaths o. o
which were Cholera The previous week there were 90
deaths, Of cholera 2l0
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LAND FOR SALE AT WAYNEsRoRo

rgNIlE subscriber agent for VIM. Clarke will sell pr-
vaely about EIGHTY FIVE ACRES OF LAND,
adjoining the Town of Weynesboro', upon which there is
large new Framed Barn, with Cowsheds and yard per-
manenty enclosed, fencing good and the Land in high
state ofimproveenh If not sold privately (of which
lice will be given it will be offered at public sale Sat
urday the 9Th Of September next at The Barn On he prem
ises. Sale at | o'clock, ?. NJ.
&C. Terms accommodating
SAMUEL HARNSBERGER.
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BrOWn's Cantharidine Blistering Tissue,

vHNHiS elegant Vescating Tissue which its blister
ing properties solely to Canth@1dne has been in ex
ensive use for several years. and is overcoming The eu
dice entertained by the Profession against new and propr
etary preparations. It is cheaper, and viii blister
surface at less cost than any other preparation For sale by
HARPER s. KINNEY.
Stanton, July 81, 1850.
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.Aagusta County Co,bs Clerks Office, To tga,

TAKEN up by Henry L. Grever, Of Augusta County
on the 2Nd day OF August, 1904 SOrrel Mare,
full fifteen hands high, blaze in the face, he right fore
foot and both hind feet white supposed be twelve years
old, and appraised To s25.
Can Extract from the Records,
Tesie, VIM. ID. TROUT, d. c.
August 7, lS50-St.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

The parties interested 10 the foregoing decree, pesss
1850, the Warm Springs, Bath county Virginia to ok
ecute said decree-At which lime aud place the panee
named in the decree and all others holding claims aganss
the estate Of Andrew Stewart dec required to attend,
with such evidence may be necessary TO enable me 70
take The accounts contemplated by said decree.
ANDREW DAMRON, NJ Com.
July r. lSJO-4w
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Classical & Mathematical School near Staunton
BY PIKE POWERS.

rgNHE exercises jlhis School will be resumed the 9Th
of August, and terminate the LIST of May following,
SO that the vacations may occur in future in the months Of
May and june
TulrfoN-FOr the ensuing Session of eight and half
months S42 so cents, payable S25 the list OF August,
and Sl7 50 on the lSt Of January. No extras.
jul 81. IS50-3t
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Stone Ware.

NNE have just received beautiful assortment of STONE
w WARE, such as Jugs, Jars, Crooks, Churns, Sc,
&C., assorted sizes. .t,..
Af.So-l5Oo lbs. of prime BACON, Sides. Shoulders
and Hams. WHITE x 90.
Stsunton, Aug 7, iS50-4t
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o- About two miles from Danvie, mlrera spring mas
been dscoveed the line Of the railroad anu o''' ~ "
amioe Of plufibaro. which is said to be very rlch
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SALE OF LAND.

10y virtue of two Deeds Of Trust executed to the under
~ signed by Larkn Pnmphrey and wife, and duly re-
corded, dated llh Of May, lS49 and the other the
2lst Of Decernber lS49 shall proceed upon the premises
vi Thursday the 9TH day Of September next sell at pub
BIC auction, TO the highest bidder for ready money,
A TRACT OF LAND,
containing 2IS ACRES, situated in Augusta County. on
Falling Spring draft, adjoining the Lands OF Mowry,
Weeh and Others and distant abou, three miles from Ssnn
ton. There said Land comfortable DWELLING
and necessary oathouses further description is deemed
unnecessary as persons desiring purchase will be better
satisfied from personal inspection.
Acting as Trustee will convey to the purchaser such
title only as is vested in under the deeds aforesaid.
NICIIO. e. KINNEY, Trustee.
August 7, ls50.-tds.