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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-07-17
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

The unsatsed creditors of the late jeremiah Aude, arr
notified to produce their claims, together with the evidence
thereof before me at my office in Staunton, on or before
Tuesday the 3Oh Of July 1885, in order that they may b.
classified and reported the next term Of the Circuit Su
perior Court Of Augusta County.
The Administrator and the other parties interested
also requested to furnish me, the day above designated
with the data necessary for statement of the other branch
les the account as in the foregoing decrea order directed
J. N. HENDREN, Master Comm.
Jnv g. IS50-4w
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UMlstabic Land for Safe.

|TNEE undersigned will sell privately, accommodating
terms, his valuable FARM on Back Creek, in Bail
.County. There are upwards of
700 ACRES
of Land of which about 800 is bottom land of exceen
quality 80 Acres of good Meadow, and with little abo
80 Acres more could be made. The bottom land is al
cleared, enclosed aud in fine state of cultivation The
upland is well TlMBERED, and affords fine range 70
stock and in addition there is fine outlet and range 70
stock in the Allegheny mountain. The land is well water
led by several fine Springs of running water, sufficient
lily strong mill all the year. Theimprovemens are
AasA Brick Dwelling House,
lkgS# with Kitchen attached, tolerabe good Barn
aaSA. Stables, aud other out houses Any person de
sring great bargain in Land will do well drive trade
at once, such property cannot remain long in MARKET
THE Farm will suit any wanting good agriculture
or stock farm. CHARLES HAMILTON.
July 10, lS50--2m.
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A Farm of 800 Acres for Sale,
About | mile West of Stanton, Va.

HTS Farm consists Of Land in cultivation of about 22(
Il Acres, woods 10 Acres and 10 Acres of Meadow
The two head branches of Lewis Creek flow through it
and there two fine Springs near the house. The build
ings are new ample and convenient, consisting of hand
some fame House, large Barn, Stables SC.
For further particulars, Apply to WIN. B. JOHNSON
Staunton, Va.
July 8, lS50--if.
IT, Rockingham Register copy for 2 months and for
ward account TO this Office
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TRUST SALE
OF VALUABLE REAL PROPERTY


IN pursuance of decree Of the Circuit Superior Couo
Law and Chancey for Rockbridge County, made at the
April Term thereof for $780, suit OF Breckenridge and
als, u.s. Capertons Executors and as we shall on Thurs
day the lS day of july 1850, sell at public auction the
following real property-lale the property OF James l.
JWoodvilIe, Decd, TO wit: The
TRACT OF LAND
occupied by said Woodvle in his lifetime, situated near
3Waskeys Mills, and about three and half miles from
Buchanan and adjoining Waskeys Lands, containing two
y hundred and thirteen Acres.
Also Tract of Land Of said Woodville adjoining
near the aforesaid Tract containing IS Acres
Also Tract Of Land of said WOodville the Pattons
burg and Rockbrdge Turnpike about three miles from Pa
,tonsburg, containing about 90 Acres
Also the said Woodville's undivided half of the -
BRICK HOUSE nsi
land lot on River Street, in Buchanan occupied by WIN.
1T. Staples & Co.
Also HOUSE and Lot in Fincastle, situated 10 the
lower end of the Town. and near the house formerly occu
pied by the said Woodville as residence.
The sale will commence the day above indicated and
continue from day 10 day till completed except rs to the
House and Lot in Fincase, which will be sold on the
premises, on Saturday the 10Th day Of july 1850 The
Of 2la Asa sasas Ass5 pa Of the HOUSE n
buchanan, occupied by VIM. T. Staples s. Co.
I TERMS.-A small part Of the purchase money, 70 pay
expenses and charges of SALE will be required in cash. The
residue in six twelve and eighteen MONTHS in three equal
nstaments, the purchaser giving bond with good personal
secuy and the title to the Land to be retained as further
security, ill the whole money be paid.
CARY BRECKENRIDGE.
J. LEWIS WO0DVILLE,
. July 3, l650.-tds.
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co MINIS SION BUSINESS IS,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.

EOHN H. SHOOK offers his services as Commission
~ Merchant, to the public to sell Wheat Flour, Bacon
,&c., sc. Payments po,ctual.
Any information relative To the state of the market given
ION application by letter, (post pmd) directed 10 JOHN H
|SAooK.
Richmond, July II, lS50-tf
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SOMETHING FREsH.

CHARLES II. BALL has just received another SUI
~ ply of FRUITS, CoNFEcTIoNA RIEs, &c., consisting
part of Oranges Lemons, Figs, Prunes, Dates, Almond
Pecon Nuts, &C., &C. Also, Candies of every variet
with few Cans of those fine Pieklcd Oysters Call
the Confectionery Establishment opposite the Spectator
flee.
Stauntou, July 10, 1850.
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"A MILLER EE:g.vTED.

J WISH 10 employ Miller for one, two three years
in the Mboro' Mill. Liberal wages will be given,
"a rood situation given attend the Mill the shares
iMerwilh small family would be preferred, but any on
can find employment who can come well recommended a
IA GOOD Miller honest industrious aud sober: no other nee
apply. Early application is requested.
OHIO WILLIAMS, SEN.
Millboro', Bath Co., July II, ls50.-3t.
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DISSOLUTION.

|THE Copartnership heretofore existing between the IN
designed, under the firm and style Of EsKRIDGs s
KINNEY, is this day dissolved by mutual consent
Thomas P Eskridge having purchased the entire stocl
of the said firm will settle up the business and for that pu
pose alone authorized to make Of The Of the late
firm. Given under our hands this LIST july 1850.
THOS p. ESKRIDGE,
C.. j. KINNEY.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-07-17
DIR. ss. B. LAPHgNNg.
SURGEON DENTIST.

HAS taken an office door above McCluno,s Hotel
IA where he will be happy to accommodate all persons
HeTena Sos,ored bv tbe citizens "f e patronage
As much inconvenience aud loss ensues by absence 10
3ny part of the village waiting upon PERSONS patients at the
Hospital and all those aborng under sickness or nabt,
:ln private Families, will be visited without ali additional
acharge, and no others hereafter
Sraunon, July IL, lS5O.-3t.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

RIcHMoND, July IL. 1850.
BEEF-Seols Weight-$3 so 81 90. Extra quality wi
command higher price.
Hoes Sofa S6 nett market dull
MUrToNs-S2 a So nett, as in quality.
BALTIMORE July IL, 1850.
BEEr-Scae Weight-S6OO.
Hoes SIS 90 ST so, no demand,
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Staunton, July 8, 1850.
no Tie Public.

EIAVlNG purchased the entire stock of Drugs, Nledl
HA cines &c. of the late firm of Eskridge s. Kinney,
will continue the business the old stand and hope by
RENTED attention TO business to merit share of patronage
THOS. P. ESKRlDGE.
N. BAH accounts standing the Books Of the late
firm of Eskridge s. Kinney, are being made off with
view to their settlement having that business to attend to
4 will expect prompt call from all persons indebted in or
der that the said accounts may be closed. T. p. E.
Siannnn July 8 1850
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-07-17
INCONSISTENCIES .NOTYCE

ne parties interested in the oegng order will please
aNe "once' that WILL on the 18th day of August, 1850
~ 'ne warm Springs, Bath County, Virginia, proceed t
tue execution OF the same, at which time and place they
are required 10 at'eGd with their evidence.
July Il lS5O.-4w. - wv NN'"'
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G(5lGDAa 8 Ilg ElL3LA@ s9

EiIE undersigned have on hand at their Lumber Yard
=. 2OVOO feet of Plank, various kinds $1,000 white
PIne Shingles 5000 Barrel Slaves and heading ouar
MY of Poplar Scantliug, Sc, for sale on fair terms by
TAYLOR s. HOBBS.
West View, Va, July II, lS50-3t,
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July II, lS5O.-4w.

A Il Circuit Superior Court of Law Chancery for Bail
~ County, April term, 1850,
johnson E. Bell-Painliff,
AGAINST
Jilson Douglas, Thomas Sittlingon, William H. Terrill
Henson DOugl las, Joseph Wood it, Henry Smith, Wat
son Warwick, Johnson f., Bell s John U Dickinson
partners in trade under the firm and style of Bell s. Dick
Thomas j. Peters, James Buck, George w Jor
dan, William Scott, William Womack Shepherd Gill
land, Jonathan Lemon, George Surber, Egbert Van Blu
and Field Trayler-Uefendants
More than two months having elapsed since the filing
3he bill and service of the Subpoena upon the Defendants
and they still falling to appear and answer, the Plaintiff
b to the Defendants, taken for conessed and th
coming to be heard upon the bill and exhibshers
was argued by counsel and the Court on consideration
hereon doth audge order and decree that Andrew Damror
be and he is hereby appointed special Commissioner
ian account of the respective claims still due and owing BY
son Douglas 10 the several creditors in the deed Of lrus
mentioned in the BILL and also ascertain and state the
mount and priority Of the judgements cargable upon thu
Lands in said deed mentioned and make report there
o 10 this Court And it is further ordered and decreed b,
lthe Court that the said Commissioner before proceeding
state the account as herein before directed do first give no
ice to the several parties interested of the time and pac
BOT making such statoment-And this is continued
A Copy-Teste
CIIAS J.. FRANCISCO. Clerk
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Valuable mill Property for Sale.

TIME subscriber offers for sale his GRIST AND SAW
i MILL, with Gil ACRES Of Land, living on the
North Fork Of Hardware River Albemarle County. sso
Tract Of 80 Acres Of wood Land about one mile how On
which there is good Mill site. The good location. and
fine water power renders this property peculiarly desabe.
Further description is unnecessary as persuns disposed %
purchase WIN examine it in person. Being anxious 70 dis
pose OF IT, VIII sell on very reasonable erms-such e
will accommodate the purchaser
Reference can be made to Marcus Durstt, Esq., living
2near the premises John H. McCues Stanton or to the
subscriber, near Mount Horeb Post Office Nelson County
: GEORGE N. WOODS.
June IL, lS5o-3meot.
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MARRIAGE RECORD

I'm Woodstock on Tuesday morning the 9th instant by the
Rev MIR Smith Mr. SAMUEL r. STERLING OF Harrisonburg
to Miss RACHAEL r., daughter Of Mr. Glover Hunt of the tor
place.
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lg0Ls glsN7Eo

T WISH TO RENT for one or more years the FARM
belonging 10 the heirs Of John Montgomery Decd, ly
ling in ROckbrdge county, the Little Calf Pasture Riv
er There upwards of GOO ACRES in the Tract one
hrd of which, perhaps at least is cleared The buildings
comfortable the Land is of good quality and lies in
!good neighbohood. Possession given The first day Of
September next. The Land will be shown by VIM II
BELL Esq, who resides in the neighbohood For terms
|appy practicable to the subscriber living neal
lStauuton. JAMES NELSON, Agent
July II, lS5O-tf. for the Widow and Heirs
Lexington Gazette copy times.
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ITO the Patrons of The late Firm of Eskridge Kinney

]'ENHE undersigned avas himself of this opportunity
return his thanks to the public for the liberal patron
3age bestowed upon the ate firm from which he has retired
land begs leave respectfully to solicit for Mr. T. p Eskrdge
who has purchased the entire stock Of said firm connu
lance of their patronage and support
c. ]. KINNEY.
Saunton, July 8, 1850
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-07-17
PHOTOGRAPHIC PORTRAITS.

"TRUE TINE WILL SEAM AND BLANCH MY BROW
-O:- 1
rV,E Subscriber respectfy a.-ounces to the citizens Of
Staun,on, that he has taken rooms at tho VIRGINS
Hotel, where he will be prepared 10 execute
DAGUERKEOrxrH LIKENESSES,
to the entire satisfaction of all who may favor him with
call.
Pictures put up in every variety style to suit the fan
cy of the purchaser and warranted not TO fade until the ar
Of taking Coored Daguerreoiypes is discovered Pfc
81 So case included Dark dresses preferable for La
dies Old Daguereolypes, Paintings and Engravlngs &C
curatey copied.
&C. All are invited to call and examine specimens.
EDWARD +. FISH.
S,,unton JuIv IN 1S5o-tH
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-07-17
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

All persons having claims against the Estate Of the lat
Samuel Hunter will take notice to produce the same TO
geher with the evidence thereof before at my office il
Saunon on or before Friday the End day of August next
lin order that they may be classified and reported to the mex
term Of the Circuit Court of Augusta County.
The Administrator and the distributes are are also re
quesed attend my office the day above designated
prepared 10 render accounts the one Of his
land the other of the advancements to them made by tn
|tesator Samuel Hunter, during his life.
J. N. HENDREN, Master Comm.
Jn1u Q 1870 1y
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THE MARKET PRICES,

RICHMOND MARKETS,
1veek Ending July IL.
FLoUR-$5 a SIS 81.
CLovERsEED-S4 90 a D.
HERRINGs-S6 25.
SHAD, 50 rs.
BAcoN-$7 90.
LARD cts. IN Kegs.
WHEAT-$l 10.
Conn MEAL-65c perbush.
WHIsKEY-Rectilicd, 25c.
BUTTER-Firkin IA q II O,
PLAsTER-$3 90.
SALT.-$l 40.
CoRN-70c.
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WINCHESTER MARKETS.
Week Ending July IL.

|FLoUR-S4 60 a 81 65.
lHERRISes-$5 % a s 90.
lSHAD-S9 10 a 10 so.
,BAcoN-6 lie. per ID,
/ WAEAT-95c. 100
IOATs-40 a 45c.
ICoRN-60 4 65c.
|RyE-S0c.
|LARD-7c per ID.
,PLasTER-$4 so per ton.
FEaTHERs-30 4 32c.
IIRoN-$95 a 100 per ton.
BEeswAx-20c per ID.
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$50 REWARD.

" AN away from the subscriber, on the l7th May last
Al Negro Man named Edmund, aged about fort
years. about six fee, hgh-rather slender bult-quite
lean face and shows his teeth very plain when he speaks
anG very polite in his manners-clohing not recoeced
will give Fifty Dollars for him if taken out of the State
land Twenty five Dollars if taken thin the State and
|cured in Jail SO that get him again.
ELISHA BRYAN
Steel's Tavern, Augusta CO., Ya.,2
july s. lS50-1t
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Henry Stewart, Administrator of Andrew Stewart dec,
Plaintiff,
AGAINST
Mary Ann Stewart widow Of said Andrew and William
Fl. Stewart, Frances G.. Stewart, james III. Stewart
Mary NJ Stewart and John A. Stewart, infant children
ofsad Andrew Stewart dec and James Stewart land said
Henry Stewart in his rights, John Il. Wright and
Nancy his wife, James Hodge and Martha his wife and
James B. Coyner, and Matilda his wife, Robert Stewart
Sarah Stewarand The children of Margaret Stewart who
ntermarried with John Miller of the State Of Indiana sur
viving heirs of the late Henry Stewart, dec.
This cause came this 24h April, 1850 to be heard
upon the Bill and exhibits and appearing the satisfac
sOn Of the Court that than months have elapsed
rom the returns of The subpoena executed upon the Deen
sdants, Mary Ann Stewart James B. Coyner, and NATL
ldI his wifi, Joo iiUdsU and M~rtl HE ~ca. Rtber,
Stewart Sarah Stewart and James Stewart and they still
failing appear and file their anwes, it is ordered that
the plaintiffs bill be taken for confessed them. And
W also appearing that the subpoena has been served the
sintant Defenders, William H. Francis c., James H.,
Mary NJ and John A. Stewart, infant children and heirs
sof Andrew Stewart, dec, motion of the Plaintiff by
Counsel Charles l.. Francisco is appointed Guardian adj
stem defend the said Infants in this cause and there
supon filed his answer Upon argument of the Plaintiffs
Counsel is adudged ordered and decreed that this
be referred Master Commissioner Andrew Damron to
ake, stae and settle the accounts Of the plaintiff as Ad
Smlnsator of Andrew Stewart dec. And that said Com.
amissOner do, by public notice in Newspaper publish
3ed in Sauntou, before him the creditors of the
of Andrew Stewart dec and tina the take an account
THE debts due from said estate their dignity to whom due
land payable and that said Commissioner report his pro
$ceedngs to this Court, in ordered to a final decree.
a COpy-Teste,
CHAS l., FRANCISCO Clerk
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-07-17
INCONSISTENCIES .No1YCE.

The parties interested in the foregoing decreta order will
take notice to attend at my office in Saunon, Monday
he 9Th day of August next prepared TO furnish me with
a the data necessary for full and satisfactory statement
|of the accounts therein directed.
]. N. HENDREN, Master Comm.
July 8, l050.-4w.
Ia. McChesney Administrator Of Samuel Hunter, decd
Plaintiff,
Ia Austin and Mary his wife, Samuel A. Hunter John
Hunter, Susan Alexander, James II. Yate, and Julia
his wife, and VIM. L. Hunter heirs and distributes Of
Samuel Hunter, decd and Erasmus H. Fitch-Def'nts
T the June Term, $780, of the Circuit Superior Court
IA of Augusta County, the following order was made
By consent Of parties, by their Counsel it is ordered that
count showing
lst The transactions of the Plaintiff, as Administrator
|of Samuel Hunter, decd.
End The debts due from the Estate, the dignity of each
and the fund applicable to the payment Of debts.
3d The advancemens received by each of the children
of Samuel Hunter, dcc'd in the lifetime of the father
And the said Commissioner will also report specially any
thing deemed by him pertinent, which any party may
require TO be so stated further ordered that any OF the
parties interested in the said account SHALL requred BY any
othe submit TO oath, before the Commissioner
sany pertinent inquiries submitted in writing"
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VALUABLE TOWN PROPERTY FOR SALE.

In WILL OFFER at public auction on the End day Of
September, 1850, the BRICK HOUSE belonging tt
the Estate Of Sampson Eagon, Decd, being the occu
lpied by him residence The LOT is good and the
Improvements very desirable.
TERMS made known at the Sale.
WILLIAM EAGON, Ex'or..
June 10, lS5o.-tds. OFFS. Eagon Decd
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McINTOSH'S
WEIlsA1ElEIlAlLlD G0Wl&llo
Corner Howard and Baltimore Streets, Baltimore.

ENHE undersigned proprietor of the above House, would
respectfully inform hissfrends and the travelling
public generally, that he has compleed his repairs and
improvements the Hotel, having reurnshed and paint
ed and also enlarged it, so as make it in every way
comfortable and pleasant Being thankful for the liberal
heretofore bestowed his House, he pedg
les himself to use his utmost efforts to please AL who may
lpatronise him. JOHN MClNlOSH'
Baltimore July 10, lS50.-6m.
sEwEEL, NNERREF1ELD & Co.
wholesale Grocers, and Commission Merchants
CORNER OF LOMBARD STREET AND CHEAPsIDE,
BALTIMORE.
IL AMEs NJ SEwELL, WILLIAM H. JANNEY
sJos MERREFIELD, SAMUEL D. oWINGS,
Baltimore, July TO- lS50.-ly.
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M. Prison. Adnor Of VIM. S. Jackson, Caharne jackson
Thomas p. Jackson, Pleasant M. Gillum and Mary L.
his wife, heirs and distributes of VIM. S. Jackson
Plaintiffs,
AGAINST
Susan Jane Peyon, infant daughter of Charles L. pey:on
dec'd-Deendant.
B,HE Circuit Superior Court of Augusta County at lis
June Term, 1850 decreed hat this cause be referred
ito Master Commissioner Hendren who is directed TO state
and settle the of the Plaintiff, Matthew Pson as
Administrator of VIM S. Jackson, decd since ne took
CHARGE of tho Estate. And the said Commissioner is d
eced to take and state an account Of all the debts due from
the Estate of VIM. S. Jackson, decd. distinguishing be
tween them those which have been paid and those which
have not and those which bind the Real Estate, and thos
(which do not
And the said Commissioner is directed further 10 repor
the value of the Real Estate of which the said VIM Jack
son. died. seized and possessed, to enable the Cour
ito ascertain how far may be necessary TO marshall the as
es and charge portion Of the debts the Real Estate
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JULY 10, 1850.

BRECKENRIDGE s. COWNE have now in Store
AZ and for sale, Liverpool Salt, large sacks Ground Al
um do, do; Il Tons assorted Iron; do, Castings.
Staunton, July 10, observation-disclosures copy.
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n VOPJ = USFU'
CHAS. l.. FRANCISCO, Clerk.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

The parties interested in the foregoing decree, will please
take notice, that have appointed the l4h day of August
1850, at the Warm Springs Bath county, Virginia, to
ecue said decreeAt which time and place the partie:
named in the decree and all Others holding claims agans
the estate Of Andrew Stewart dec are required TO attend
with such evidence may be necessary to enable me tt
take the accounts contemplated by said Decree
ANDREW DAMRON, NJ Com.
July H. lS50-4w
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s TRA YED

SROM my residence, on Christians Creek, about seve
miles from Staunon, on the 9Th of June, dark BAL
MARE. She is about years od-has white face, an
has had the poleevil-the scar being still percepible
liberal reward will be given 10 any returning her mt
JAMES SMITH.
July 8, lS5O.-3t.
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] BOLTING CLOTHS BOLTING CLOTHS

HE subscribers have for sale good assortment Of the
i REAL GERMAN ANCHOR BRAND BOLT
ING CLOTHS, Of all numbers from No. to No. 10
These are the best Cloths brought to the United States
land we warrant them to be such. All Farmers who wish
make good flour and good yield ought to have one o.
hese Cloths good Boiling Cloth will pay back I, St ~
Miller double its cost in one season. What say you m.
3ers will you send us an order for good NO wnol
vou shall have as low as YOU can get ii in Richmond o.
3Bamore. MEEiM ""
Lynchburp, Va, June IL, iS50.-StiE
VNRESH Shad and Herring just received and Tor sale b.
q June 5, 1850 w. W. oiGNnGA Il
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-07-17

SNRCUIr Superior Court of Law and Chancery fol-
" Bath County, April term, 1850.
Henry Stewart, Administrator OF Andrew Stewart, dec
Plaintiff,
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-07-17

John Newton, Adm'or with the Will annexed Of Samue
McCutchen SEM, Decd, and als.-Paintiffs,
AGAINST
4George McCutchen, and als-Defendants.
CO.u.MISSTON.ER'S NOTICE.
LII persons having claims against the Estate of the
IA late Samuel McCuchen, SEN, will take notice to pro
duce the same together with the evidence thereof before
me at my office in Staun,on, on before Monday the 29f
july 1885, in order that they may be classified and re
ported the next term of the Circuit Superior Court oil
Augusta County. l.,
The Administrator will also attend at my Office, on INT
sday designated, prepared to render his administrator az
5count j. N. HENDREN, Master Commissioner.
81 July 3, lS50-4w. =
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COMMISSIONER,S NOTICE.

The unsatsfed creditors the late VIM. s. Jackson
are notified to produce their claims together with the ev
@e thereof, before at my office in Staunon, on or be-
fore Friday the Goth of july $780, in order that they may
;be classified and reported 10 Court.
The Administrator and the other parties interested arr
ALSO requested to furnish me- the day above designated
with the data necessary for the execution Of the other branch
les of the foregoing decretal order.
j. N. HENDREN, Master Comm.
July 8, IS50.-4w.
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TRE BRANDRETM PILLS.

July 10, Is5O.-lm.