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30 O K S.
d. b. PAYNE s BaOTHER

NAKE pleasure in lnfom NJ their friends and cost m
L e.s. tha they receiving the largest sup
ply Of Books Stationary, Paper Iiauelngs Fancy AT
tclee &c. &c. hey have oieted Il the public
and they bl,ve here are hl (rw houses IN the ate
where greater variety # liaok eat he lid" on hes
ter terms. They have mad such arrangements with
the publishers of
Law Medical, Theological. School and Mis-
Ccllaneous Books,
that will enable til not only 10 furnish any Book pub
lsh-i in his Country bai in Europe, aud as cheap as
they ca b. had at any o'her retail es ab>h nen
They are agent. for the sale of the Bo1ks published
by the B be and Tract Societies aud sell them at The
Socrty prices.
Having attended, his Fall the exeusive Book-sales III
New York aud Philadelphia, they will nave many
"ks greatly less than regular prices.
A liberal discount from retail prices will b. made TO
Teachers Merchant, aud hose who buy largely for
their business. Please cal and give us trial before
purchasing.
They ais, the agents for the sal" of the superior
Pianos manuf,c ,ctuei by Knab' & Gehle, BaImorc,
which they will war ant 10 the purchaser.
OF It's
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JOHN TX. MARTIN,
General Agent for Claims


Ohce for the prcsenD No. /, Lac Buildings, Richmond,
pugpid
X. NJ. will prosecute with promphtnde all KIND o'
- CLAIMS ainst the State of Virginia, the L States,
any of the Departments ot the Go, ernmeni or against nd
,idua all revolutionary Claims, Pensions, Months Extra
Paw Back Paw Bounty Lands, and all claims arising out oil
the Xar of iSi2or the Mexican War.
lie been cnnneced with the General ernmen near
lv IL years. and possesses facilities of the prosecution "
Claims which enjoyed by lew. ,.,,
All letters (pos pad) addressed to him. either at hc""o"'
or Washington City, will receive immediate aHe'nh'
I has The kind ne the following gentlemen to
ret.r ia them Hon. James M Nason aud k M !. iiun
ter L s Senate, Hon Jas a Seddon, X X Mead, ihos
II Ayerctt, Il Holiday, Paulus Powell, Ihos. = Bo
cock Richard Parker II. A. Edmundson, +. MeMullen,
House OF Representatives.
Hon. John y. Mason, }
Hon. John NJ. Bolts, Richmond.
James Lyons, Esq.
IIoa 5. r. llobbe, Assistant Post Master General Wash
ingon City.
Oct 1i-lm
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MO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


H...,,l-. SHm.,,l-.w.Vss,I y tNp BtSr ROUTE 10 III VIZ
tlAlA SPRINGS DAILY LINE III
PACKETS 10 tA <tIIUt' re
Fare through IL the " hitc sulphur $40 20
Fate To- i,athhmg Sd
Servants hall ptiee.
IN aud after thu 2ad ojuy, Packet Boats will leave
R,sbmond dail, al A. NJ, (Sundays esrnpcD AMI
,nchbug Il III a,lc) nest DAY att y NJ From thrnc.,
stages have rho,cc o routes 10 the White
sulphur hy f,nrao and the SWEET SPRING, the 9TH
by the Natural bridge and bafret Springs, distance 100
mlcs, wh,ch ,s into two daN. to ayu,d night travel
ling. Returning passenger from the White sulphur arrive
IN ,,nchhutg III. second day, = NJ 80 board the
Boats 4, y NJ AMI arrive IN Rrmnnd " hours, III,
second morning IN time nr breakfast nn1 take tho Northern
ears or steamboats, IL, Notolk and namrro.
Tho southern ents leaNcdai, at u T. NJ,
Passengers hA Roats lot Chaiatosyic Sanntan aud
farmNllc, will leave kchmuui MONDAY, Wtduesda, aud
fnday,
Fare to- Chalettes,,l,, only 81 90
hu Staunton III
no fann,lie -
Packet 1hn,,
Boyp, EDMOND Il DAVENPORT.
Stage Lime,
W. I. FARlSll n CO.
luly oS-ts
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from ihr Fichmond E,aglirer
\. WINSEON'S
C.IEENEF U.lRE EsOO.N<.

rINiE Subscriber having recently returned from the North
cities with variety OF new and Latest patiefnso al
Cabinet Furniture, winch he is having manufactured,
respectfully solicts continuance o the very liberal
patronage heretofore extended to him, confident ot giving
satisfaction, both IN quality and pree The superior ae
Maclnery g. enable hln TO compete successfully with
the Northern Merchants. Ills st3cl eumfos cVofN aeie
usually found in similar e-ab mcns, together with hany
other house furnishing arliclys ,uchas--
Superior Gilt Mirrors,
Improved Rtl1igerl'urs,
~ indoW Cornieos, Bands, 1assels, Sc,
Fancy Work BaNes. shaving Boxes,
Wind ~ Slad,s,a >atIyty,
Superior Table CuItlcIy, Sc. &.
With many Other articles 10 mention, all oi
which will be disposed OF at very rcluced rates.
Cabinet Making Tools and Materials,
am also enabled To iunish Cabinet Makers I ools and
Materials, comprising every article required IN the business
such
Mahogany Neneers, Glue, Narnish,
Sand Paper, Screws, Locks, Hinges
Escutchcans Hat Pins, Wardrobe Hooks,
Castors. Coin Plates, S<c *,
DE Lame Bro4atee aud Hair Cloth Tor Solas,
Camwo Venetian Red, pomieo and Rotten stone.
Carpenters Tools a.d House BdHmg Hmdiene
am also in receipt of large stuck o Carpenters fo9ls
and House Building liarIr f., -nehts
Door and Ghizel I3.ls, Nlti us kinds,
Door and Shutter Hinges,
Gate HINGES aud l.atrhcs,
Mineral Knob Bell Pulls,
IS kegs ot Nal assorted,
Bolts and Catches Tor doors and blinds,
With other requisite artce all Of which will he sold
from 10 to 20 per lower than customary All calls IN
the Undertaking line attended with promptncss aud des
patch and prices reduced 33 cent lover than usual
CHAIRS OF all descriptions from Il TO $50, all oi which
will be warranted to be no Northern humbug.
Oct 7-4w AwINSToN.
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thu nae Ridge aud It's vicinity, adlen,ng the lands II
Sledd hefs Jesse lteesan and o,net ls taet, known
the "Rno Ridge hai lies at the eastern asc ot III" Bue
kdgr OF mountains, at The head waters oi Enchanted aud
IRISH creeks both sdts nt the road leading om Iyda
Mills 10 Lexington by froGnp and on both sides NJ the
toad cadine from the Buffalo Springs 10 csnRton h, the
tap, about 10 mile, from p,dla Mills aud - from
lexington and contains b, actual survey and calculation b,
LAT nd ru
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NeWLOndon Academy.

'VllE ESERClS rs o this Institution will be resumed on
thu Isl day {" October following, by Mi Poster who has
had tho Supcncndaneo ol The Academy l thr last hre.
Nh Foster aeromr~he scholar and has given
the Trustees and Patrons al the School satisfactory cVdonr
IS o his qualifications 10 instruct youth IN the various
branches ni liberal education aud 10 prepare them Tor the
study oi the Sciences As taught ~ ON Colleges.
The Trustees intend, lew months to purchase
Isc Apparatus, t the purpose 81 illustrating the Philoso
phical and Scientific Lectures by experiments
TERMS ui Board aud Tuition win b. a. heretofore
GERARD ALEXANDER, Pro,id,n,
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Oct low
BOUNTY LAND BILL.

The passage of The bill granting b'onty land T. oili
ctrs and soldiers of the last vi Great Britain and
the several Indian wars giving rise to an nnpecrdcn-
ted number of applications to the Third AUDI ofs Once
for nflrmatiln 1t is deemed advisable Ia state thar
copies OF The aray rolls clnno b. furnished from this OF
flee for various reasons # nh ch is sufllclent-name
ly the utter mprac liability of doing 81.
II agent has right 10 the copies oi the rolls 81
wonld twenty hoasand and all the clerks in the employ
OF the government old furnish srch cOpl Bes s.
there is no Authority for doing
All applications must cone through the Pension office
(nnder the direction of the SECRETARY of the Interior
and regular certificates of III be furnished 10 The
commissioner Of Pensions by the Third Auditor. as is
now the practice in gafd all Claims for pension OF
buny land.
This is necessary TO prevent frauds and inter
minAbs difficulties.
JOHN s. GAILtHER,
Third Auditor.
THIRD AUDlroR's Orficr,1
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$50 Hsi. w AEkEb.

NNTE will give reward oi $50 Tor the delivery oi negro
w man Jimto us reward lor his confinement IN
ail if we get him lie is the property of Richard Thorn
ion of Halifax County lie lett work about two months
AGO and we suppose, he has made his Nay to liaidN
ohse he has ,ciG lie Is about feet 10 inches high
black and he has rather grim look
CHARLES SCOTT,
Oct il-iw JESSE + ADAMS
Rcpubran
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OGcc Of he Iirginia md Tennessee Raj Road

Company
LNNCllBURe, September 30lh, 1850.
tlIIE Stockholders IN this Company, will pay On addition
10 the relu,s,,,anr heretofore called, amounting 10 the
ol hr,, dollars per shat) inthet 81 Five t,a
lars share, The si diy ul November ncN payable at
hc ohre oi the Company IN I,nehR, Ia It's agents in
ID, d,ilricut counties along the line.
Deinqucnts wbe required Ia pay interest ~ all cnsc.
u, urdc, ot the Hoard oi buccio,s,
i O.. MORRISON, Treas, I. tlk.
Sent ". TN
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ran through 1t, capable ol driving ,aw mills or
-~HAsA.s~- furnaces.
AiSo-f,m hall acre Lots in the town ef Bethel, on
James ii,er mil,s above iynchhng and IN the count,
Lot M is houeh nl Merit and William White, aud de
sche IN the deed "Suro house aud lumber house
lot u
Lot NJ =, bought o Ed,,a,d Cater, and described IN
said deed the "Whlo iiousc lot"
Lot No and ., described IN the snid deed ~ two
ean, uomrfo,cd lot. sdlain'nme the White lease lot
riae, al Land ti,uatod in the count, o
Amherst, known the 'la,ilss" tart containing Two
Hundred Acres. recovered b, the sad Richard $ IL
lis n NJ Martin, ADJOINING the lands oi John Flood and
others.
To rae the debt. secured he paid h, the aforementioned
decd al trust with all nt.ra. that has accrued ~ shall ac
thereon, aud all thr proper costs aud charges "ahnR
the sewhch viii be continued from ia, 10 day until COM
plet.d
And IN o the ttust created hy another deed III
trust executed 10y the Rha,d iis, decd to the
same rhnma. II lll,a Charles Il,S pnoi. aud thampe
crie onthc lh day i'n', ,nthe 'et isss, and Which
tthst deed Is ul tccnl III. ttks Office n the Count,
Count 81 Nelson, Ut ihe instance aud i,quosi {" the sad
rhomas II Ellis and charles Ellis administrators oI Charles
ls dcrd } Will bo I'D h, thc undersigned. Trustee
anesail at public acto the high hldt he
ay II not the alr daN) aud nj thr place,
and On he same terms ~ all respects a. sale the ohc
propot, herein before named. To be made, tact u LAID
situated nlhc count, o Nelson, smes Mesi al the Count
House. ADJOINING th, lands o the estate ri Leo Hams,
deed aud others, containing 5ai ACRES, and patented I"
the sad Rirhatd s Ellts anthr 3h June, isat
To the debts Scemed Ia he radh TN last mrut,on
ed deed ii uus. with all interest that has Accrued Il" tha
te,eon, aud all h np"i costs aud ehaip"s ol ma
kng the ,ad salc-Wmeh Willie continued hon day tode,
until competed
Will, The ,bscrhr, las reason doubt the valilt,
Of tic te the property cuhto,d by the several deeds 81
tls hrle,n before referred Ia he Will sell aud convey,
only such interest tph and io and the SAID proper
s he ondc, the th,e several uus deeds ao,, sand ma,
wil sell and convey, aud h, Will only makc I" the pun
de,d. with speea warranty against himself aud his
hei,S aud all persons claiming under Inn
The s,a Thomas II Ell,s and Charles Ells lr, have
signed either al r seh deeds oi rnst, accepted
the "s's Thereby r''a,ed but the undersigned 10y virtue o'
deeds aorcadl"s iu powrr authority 10 soll aneon.
the Trust property cmycSedh hN the sad deeds m he Will
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GcnsiC,s,Cu's G00ds

cCNF NFFClICN's tsOOWS
ever offered ~ this market Frclhr assucd that the,,
eees, sa,s style, qu,luy and price, viii proNe sui.
uduccmen. puicha,cts they invite all, whether
wishing purchase not u call aud examine They are
now opening a choice aud extensive ort Of ClblliN.,
comprising Diess and F,ork Goats, over Coats sacks,
lltocs of shadc aud quality, Cloth Eons al 'atons
prces Vests and Pants o every decrpon and Large as
oi Furnishing Goods in part ns ipuwsi SHIRTS,
unless, Dfaws, tnyats, Hall Hose Gloves, Stoehs,
Scai Tics, silk night caps, Money Purses, Money Btii@
French aud German EX'iact and Cologne, Faudaa, lhi-
aeomc, Fancy Soaps, ioc'1 Pomaftn, Paper Weights,
Iooth, Nail Hair and Hat Brushes Walking Games aud
Umbrellas, Hats and Caps, Sc Sc
ALSO large stack nl Cloths Cashmere and NeshhRs
oi the latest siye aud patterns whehean b manufactured 10
order at NcrY low prices,
In addition present soc,, shall he receiving
goods weekly by Exptcs-, thereby anmdng to on cns
the at, 1T fresh eonda aud newest patterns
WAIEVIIoGSE Il ApOiTER,
Main 81 n ts,o doors abone the Fra''hIia Iioid
Scut 13-ts
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w \ ls w 90 Il II q a y u
MRS. w, McCRERY,
OlAIE OF WtllMONnl
MAis srnkfr, NrAR rus fHANAiiS llorEl,

lNhrhhutR. Va.
fnNiiS rntito, New aud Handsome estphshmsu osan
! tm the accommodation oi Resident AND THAN
SlENI NnARDFRS II has been fitted up especial, IL tho
business furnished III New aud Handsome SJlc, and will ho
kept in the very hest manner,
Ihr Inmates VIII have the hunth IT Warm told aud
show 81 hathinp esahs shmcn.
Araeg cmcu hts hecn mado of the accommodation o,
llots,s ard N.ioltsa ai the Mc'rs BinreT Stables.
Mrs. Met sulieita ~hate ol III public patronage
promising hr personal attention ae,t, department oi the
isc with the assistance u ho husband who engage,
IN olhrr busines,
Pace, the similar establishments.
t,,il 4 1t,
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Virginia and Tennessee Rail Road.
IL nELn LII I AI'En

bRbpNSA1S will be tcrrvol at Ino, AT the oticc
OF the Company in l,nrhhnrg, thr they may be handed
the assistant Eneno,r the nl tet the CROSS TIES
ncrcs=My tn lay thc tfsck hnm lAnelhutg tu Salem.
They mast be al " huc Oat pasl Oak thcsunt some
oiho timber equally durable They must he made oi timber
sle, inches th,enRh the small end before hcwne, 10
nne long nnttrned sidrs 10 thickness ri "a
inc hes, aud the bark taken un the ohcr two sn...
300 will he required r each milr and they must ho de-
li,crcd a. neal, ~ pns.ihlc where ihc, to he laid
CHARLES +. NJ GNRNEIT,
Sent 10 thici Engineer
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WILSON q HOBSONlS,

\ LARGE AND WELL. SELECTED SIoCk or
C n CT aIES.
Shoes Boots Sole Lcatier. Blankets Hats, hed-
ry Wooden Goods, LinSegs, Prints Osnd-
bmgS DOmcSiics, hon and Steel
(WHICH they offer at the lawcs market preo Ion Cash,
w exchange iot Country Produce, and h, strict at
tco'on business, they hope 10 receive poon o public
patronage. JOSEPH IT, WILSON,
NATlll. Il. lOBSoN.
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%x%ER living nthe South waters oi Pediar river.
M.SO-anothcr tract OF LAND situated in
Sss'r- the county OF Amhef-t and described III the
said deed as containing ONE HUNDRED AND FORTY
ONEAND THREE QUARTER ACRES, more on less
purc hascd by the said Richard :. Ellis oi Samuel Buk
on o Charles adjoining the Lands OF the estate o Joshua
:. Ellis aud others.
AISO-anothor tract ol LAND situated in the county o
Amin, RI ana dr-ebod n The sad deed asruuaInna FlF h
ACRES, less, purchased ty the said Iehald I'll
lis ol CharIps Builss's heirs.
ALSOanothcr tract OF LAND situated in The county Of
Amherst and described IN the sad decdas "ontanmg NINE
1Y EIGHT ACRES, more OF less purchased iy the sand
Richard S l.llis ol Joshua :. Ellis.
The four OF Land last above named constitute ono
conmon, called the Bowen tract, and will be sold as
such 1t includes the small mountain, known as flliss
mountain" Tins situated about one mile South
west of Pcdlar Mills, aud quarter "i nile from The
l.ynchbutg and Buffalo Springs Turnpike road he 'oI
is strong red clay, capable o the highest Improvement
about one thd ol the tact original growth ol the bet
quality ol timber is vcl NatcIed, and III o the best
ncghbouthoods III the county.
AISO-anothcr tact Of LAND situated IN the county o
Amherst aud described the said deed containing SIN
TY ACRES, more or less hemg the "Mt tract in'i"
lin he
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kfLASO{. KYIO.I

'I'tiE Conrc'n oi s. EIrtllEY 4 SONS, is this la,
dissolved hv mutual consent. Persons having claims
th. tonccn will poa.c bring them forward or set
tlomcn and all indebted 10 the Concern will olgc b.,
making immediate payment wish toeose np the busi
ness ealy practicable. 5. RlrCllEN x SONS.
Sou = September 9Th, 1850.
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WAI II. ACTON,
EDWIN 4. l.OCAhD.
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.

From the Bd'ilm re Clipper
We have been shown by several f The b'st ailors nj
city, entirely and oigiaailns rumeu io
eertainng Correct measurement Of the human tame.
which they. and all who have eNamned II, prononuce
To be tie rery best aud most ri aheofe yel made
known. l. Is the soe invention oi NJ. WILLIAM X
ACToN, II Virginia. II Is called the 'fmns'cr system,
the "Ialo's TGaser, - and we think it is desuned
10 be transferred to the of the greater portion Of The
mastr ,ilors of the United SlaeS. We are Glad To
hui this auother akable evidence # The rapid
~ increas og spn Of nventlon aud improvement IN he
South.
From de Richmond EaqArer.
Mr.. William K. Acton. # ioleo ut county, has N
vented "Trltsfer System, 1ai.or's Transfer, T.
the correct measurement If lie human body. / iSe
very ingeuius application oi math,m cal PRINCIPLES. anl
from 1t simplicity aod iii 'cncy, has received he sane
tion Of the master @llors in this city aud Baltimore
Oct iO-ti
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NEW LIVERY STABLES.

rs c. ~, 2Sh
rINIE SUBSCRIBERS respectfully INFORM th'ir friends
and pHblic generally, that they ha'e recently elee-
ed large aud convenient Stable, Main street, short
distance above Dihrcil's Hotel ana Immediately opposite
Planters Warehouse where Tia, all times prepared
with The best grain hay Sc Tor the accommodation o'
Drovers Travellers and Transient Visitors Persons VISIT
ing town and travelling in private convcyances viii nd
secure repository for their baggage vehicles Suen
tending il person and with the services OF an eNpeenced
oser e naer ourselves with share of public patronage
We keep constantly ON hand Tor hire, accommodating
terms HiLKS BUGGIES, and HORSES oI tn best quail
ity. .....,,.
B-Dloycr- " i'll find it nueh 10 lhcr interest -
give us CALI as one a US VIII give s.eniirc attention TO
the sale oi tAcI stock. -. ~ ~ >!
Mar I-ts u q. i1NN ~ w u.
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T'lro EgHndrCd Und EiShfy-odd

ACRES naie's Joss Iur. h1.oa by the said eh1d lil
las Of Lindsey Bahs. ad 'mas the nd- ot aiAai Aa, and
ahce. lhls tia known asihe Met 1ho2 itaei. adj AIMS
tic Uae 7stabo,c Il oaotau- by actual snrNc,
and cleIahonh h, Latitude and draItmc 9h3 arrts II y
distant about ta,r and lof al ur Mules iam fh l1mos
uNor, With Which Of communicates by ana eNesenl road.
II, land le faHIiby lese, hnely wateed, alaat one
halt ia oll4ma grov th, and the balance god second
growth Il iimhet The soi Is variable, some led, some
gray, hut all good.
TO the amount secured ohe paid by the said deed q"
trust To Charles Ellis, deceased, who the surviving
partner o Ellis and Allan, with the interest that has accrued
and shalt thccon with all The proper costs and char
oi making the said sale.
And in execution Of the trusts create ed by another deed u
executed by the Richard Ellis, deceased,
to Thomas IL Ellis Charles Ills junior, and thampc Car
ter the 18th dy oi June in the l0S and winch deco
j. also o record m the Clk oire OF the county court OF
Amherst al The instance and request oI the sdd Thomas II
Ellis and Ghnlss Ellis administrators o thlfles HE, de-
co1-,d VIII he sold, b, c undersigned s trustee aforesaid,
public auction, To- the hFhes hd'r tht ann LAY, Oi
air, il moi the nest m da aud al ne lase, aud on
the terms all respects ihe property above men
toned Is To be sold, the uIonInq property, To wit
Attract ai LAND situated IN The county o Amherst and
described IN The said deed as containing
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One EEundrcd and fifteen Acres,

moc o purchased h, the sal lilch,d = tlls o sam
ucl lloep lanne th, Lands Sauuc Ntc,le, h,s aud
hers. Thi> ttart known the A. Thomas ttcok tact
contains h, survey aud calculation b, latitude and de-
rartuc, i25a II lIcs upon the branches oi fhomas
Mill crcck aud Cedar crcck both side, oi ButIordS odd
id, about five mile, from augh', foy and about the
same distance from the Hne liiae, Canal
AJSO-anotier tact u LAND situated ia the county Of
Nmh,is; and described IN the sai1 deed containing
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sxeSssA pun. ha~cd 10y the .a1 Richard Elhs ol john
sg.sss5s liasg'- hcr,, adaimnP the lands o Mntm \.
ThsQ&9 nt~>Hu and utheis IhIs tact, known as the
ell4se' uact, contains lay actual sulRe1 aud
-s''Sr- taeualiun 10y latitude aud departure, 500
arrcs. Il about siN mlcs trumthc iamc. al Nlue Ms
EritN and about lou miles tam fclIa Mill Is well tm-
hcrcd chi,s by the original growth well wateed h, the
b Auchcn Maple and Cedar tfteks and in god though
not tnrll> settled II, lg lhoufhaed
ALSO another tract al LAND situated IN the county Of
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NEW TAILORING rSIABlISHMERI,
VVrT5.1 a ~ z ACTON,
Professor Of garment curing,
Ind Sole IRrtninr Of The best system that yet knatcH
" "TaiIO,.-S Tran>lcr,'

IT TAl.BOT'S OLD STAND, +" The NJ hcrg Tree"
II ESPECr CrFtllN announces To the citizens ot ihis
place and the surrounding country, that he has Just 10
Gated here with the fixed intention Ia make lNnchhufe The
place OF his permanent future residence Ills purpose Is TO
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OF this quantity, about aso acres ave believed
tn he atah, There i. an abundant supply oi
hne timber On the land and two TN. streams
ran through 1t, capable oi driving 'aw mills er
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SuEHIFF MkINNEY En-TIiEEE MORE
SQAlrERs KILLED PRISONERS TAkIS-TiiE
SQNIrERS DISPERSED.
Correspondence ofthe California Carier
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-Four Hundred aud twcmty-lwo

Y8PA and half acres, more or less, purchased by
80 the said Richard = Ellis o John Burks, and
Nsx3 living ON the South waters oi Pedlar river.
\" ALSO-anothcr tract Of LAND situated in
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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-09-18
ROCKBRIDGE LAND FOR SALE.

T WILL, on Saturday the 2alh day of September sert;
sell on the premises to the highest bidder small oas
valuable TRACT OF LAND, containing about III A.
cres lying the of the South River adjoining tne
Lands of Samuel Cummns VIM Stevens and others, about
one mile from the Plank road under construction from
Lexington to Sauntou and eight or nine miles from the
former place. There is on this place pretty good
DWELEING-HoU.E e,
onehaf Brick and all necessary out houses, valuable
Meadow, Orchard &c., and four or five good Springs ID
convenient distance from the house. The whole Of the
Farm is in pretty good state of cultivation, and lays al
must entirely level As determined seling, BAR
gain will probably be had Seeding possession will be CIV
en- al once and full possession the Isl day Of November
Mr. Samuel White who lives the place, will take pleas
ure in showing 10 any DESTROYS purchase Terms
liberal THOMAS l.. SlhAl loN.
AUGUST %. lS5O.-tds.