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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-05-08
Staunton, May s, 1850.
lsSLzlaILDGla & LIlNNlAGo
NENI, DOOR 10 3. CRIIYEORD,S

TO HEREBY give notice to all who purchase DRUes,
~ MEDICINES, PAINTS, OHS, DYE-STUFFS, WINDOW
GLASS PERFUMERY, SOAPS, any kind of Goods in their
ne that they are receiving Pom the Northern Mar.
kets large and full Stock the examination Of which
they invite the public, confident that the quality and terms
will give satisfaction to all who wish to buy.
The Ladies will find at Store the greatest variety of
Perumey, articles for The toilet aud Fancy Notions
offered in this market.
Physicians orders filed with care aud despatch at Rich
mond prices and Medicines in every instance warranted
To PaiaRteys. Builders and Contractors offer great
inducements in the way OF Paints. Oils Window Glass, &C.
10 County Nerchaats we offer such Goods in our line
as they may sell at city prices, carriage added.
Stanton, May s. 1850.
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[EAN0Y A[D7EIgILl@So

WYE respectfully call the attention of the public to
w large and beautiful stock of FANCY ARTICLES, of
which the following are part
Fine Port Foos, inlad with Pearl; Gentlemen's Porte
Monies various sizes Pearl, Tortoise Shell and Velvet
Gard Cases; Ivory Porte Monies, for Ladies; Paper
Weights Paper Cutters; Steel Beads, Rings and Tas-
sells; Lubins Extracts Mangenet and Condray's Ex-
tracts for andkeches put up in fine cut and pressed
glass bottles of different sizes Pvers Extracts Partisan
Pomatum, put up in China Heads; Best German and
American Cologne, in Fancy Toilet, Cut Glass Pressed
and finest Gilt Ruby Bottles; Salts Bottles; Perfume
Bags; Rousel's Pomade PhiIocome; Remand s. Co.'S
Bears Oil; Rose Hair Oil; Glenn s. Sons and Rouses
best Shaving Compound; Aromatic Rose Tooth Paste
Teaberry Tooth Wash; Lily White; Toilet Powder !;
Circassian Soaps; Omnibus, Transparent and Marsh
maow Soaps; Fine Fruit Soaps, Sc, &c.
ALSOA large and complete assortment of Hair Tooth,
Nail, Comb and Infant Brushes.
HARPER s. KINNEY.
Staunton, May !, 1850
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TIC SIZE.

IN pursuance two Deeds executed to the subscriber the
first by VIM Sproul and Samuel B. Sproul, dated the
LIST of March, 1871 and the second by said VIM Sprou
and wife, and Samuel B. Sproul, dated the l7h day of
November lS4S both of which Deeds Of record in the
Clerks Office of the County Court of Augusta and for the
purpose of dschaging the secured in the first
ed deed and much secured in the second deed by
said VIM. Sproul principal dobtor will be sold to the
highest bidder for cash. Friday the 9TH day of June next
on the premnes, much of the following described real
and personal property Gas may be necessary to discharge
said amounts with costs Of saIe,) to wit: Three Tracts or
parcels OF Land in the County Augusta Moi
ett's branch. The first containing
oil ACRES, ROOD and IL POLES,
together with right of way apperainng thereto.
The second tract containing SO acres on which are
situated Merchant and SawIn and the third tract
containing 10 ACRES; all the right Of said VIM SprOul
to the unexpired term of service ola Negro Girl named
Amanda aged now about l9 years. and who will be emit
tied to her eedum the age of % years Mich Cows;
8 Calves; SO head of Hogs "a head of Sheep; black
Mare bay Mare, with the increase of said stock 10
Feather Beds, BedSeads and Furniture; Bureaus
corner Cupboard and contents and all the other Household
aud Kitchen Furniture of said VIM and Samuel Sproul in
their possession the date of the second deed above refer
red TO.
Such title only vested the subscriber will be made
the purchaser.
JEFFERSON KINNEY, Trustee.
May s, lS50.-tds.
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FINE VALLEY FARM FOR SALE,
Together with Stock, &c, &c.

IN Wednesday, the 18th of June, we will sell at Pub
" lie Auction on the premises, that valuable Farm upon
the South River and Irish Creek in the County of Rock
bridge, called PHEASANT DALE" This Tract OF
Land of the compact and beautiful in the Coun-
ty and unites to remarkable degree, facilities for raising
both Stock and Grain. 1t is miles East OF Lexington
within fourth Of mile of the Lynchburg and Buffalo
Springs Tunpike-34 miles from Buena Vista Furnace
five from Navigation and about four from the route OF the
Valley Plank, or McAdam road the location of which is
now in progress. The tract contains about
700 AGD@ss
four hundred Of which cleared 1.-The balance is in Tim
ber-embracng the usual variety There are upwards of
$50 Acres Of Creek and River botoIns,-45 Acres Of
waered Meadow, and, such remarkable command of wa
ter, that much could be made if desired About 100
Acres, principally upands are well set in Timothy and
Clover. The buildings numerous. The Dwell
LlNG-HOUSE is plain but comfortable and, has all the
usual opthouses attached, together with delightful
Spring almost at the door, The BARN is very large and
is well shaded There is large Stone building with wa
ter power attached formerly used extensive dslle
ry. There is also Chopping Mill with Corn Crusher
for the purposes of the Farm Few Tracts in the Valley
unite more that is desirable than this one, but, it is
especially as Stock Farm that it commends itself to no.
ce, inasnuch as it is admirably adapted grass, and
convenient to splendid Mountain range.
Those who want very beautiful and good Farm upon
good terms, would do well to attend this sale.
On the same day, Immediately after the sale of the farm,
we will sell publicly,
Horses, MILES, Steers, Mich Cows, Young Cattle, Hogs,
one BULL of very fine Stock about 100 head Of SHEEP
mostly of the Blackwell and South Down cross together
with many articles ofhusbandry not necessary
merate. Possession of the land may be had at earya
period any would probable desire. The property
will be shown TO persons wishing to purchase, by Mr. r.
White who lives upon the premises, or, by application to
A. Leybur his residence two miles North of Lexington.
TERMS.-One-, third of the purchase money when pos
session given or some other satisfactory arrangements in
lieu thereof-the balance in payments Of one, two and
three years. A. LEYBURN,
WIN. G. LEYBURN.
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TO HoUsEKEE2ERs!

BNHE subscribers have just received and offer for sale
very low for CASH, or punctual customers, in guam
titles TO suit purchasers well selected and choice assert
ment eff FAMILY GROCERIES, viz:
5 HID. N. o. Sugar, HID. Porto Rico Moasses,
9 Bills. Clarified d., Bbl. New Orleans do
| Sc Crushed do, 9 Boston Golden Syrup,
| d" Puverised DO, ] &c Sugar House Molasses,
| " Steam ref'd do | d" Prime Rice,
2 boxes A. A. Loaf do, 2 chests Imp. G. P. Tea,
| " B. do do, " Black do No. l.,
| " n. O. d. do, {" do. do. 50,
9 " Stewards ref'd do, | box Cocoa,
| Dbl. Soda Crackers, a " Superior Cheese,
| bag sup Maricabo Coffee, 8 " N. Y Mould Candles,
10 " Laguira and Rio do, " Adamantne do,
together with general assortment Of Spices For further
particulars please enquire at the and cheap Store of
H. j. s. w. b. CRAWFORD.
ALSO-4 bbs Pure Cider Vinegar and frkns Leaf
Lard, warranted. Ii. j. s. w. b. G.
Staunton April o. 1885,
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NOTICE.

TaNE undersigned would respectfully notify the old sub
ID scribers 10 the "WEsLEYAN FEMALE INSTITUTE"
that their subscriptions due, and would urge upon
them prompt and immediate payment ofthe same that the
Trustees may be enabled meet all their engagements,
Gas the several payments fall due) without embarrassment
All persons wishing record their names on the parch
ment be deposited in the Corner Stone Of the building,
do 50, by paying TO Mr. J. c. KYLE either Of the
Trustees One Dollar each. Three Dollars for entire
family, at any time before the 25h inst.
Mr.. John c. Kyle is authorized to receive payment from
any of The old subscribers, well those who subscribed
on the lSt inst. JOHN w. HEDGES, Agent
Wesleyan Female Institute.
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.Y.lsEg' .q.S'gD CEgE.gRD.
Davis A. EAayser

IS Just in receipt of his SPRING SUPPLY of New
Goods, which have been selected with great and
purchased under such circumstances will enable him to
sell them old prices and in many instances below
His stock embraces all Of the nearest styles Of Ladies Dress
Goods, such as
Plain, Figured, Damask, Black and ColoreG Silks Corn
Colorsd Tissle's Corn Coored Swiss Muslin, ne W
and beautiful article; Berege de LANES; India Wash
Silks; Polka Lawns and Bereges; Ginghams; Linen
Lusers and Caicoes, of all prices and cOors-ALSO,
Cloths Cassimers Veslngs, Cravats Hats, Caps, Boots
Shoes, Gloves &c. Sc
lie would respectfully invite all to call and examine for
themselves, feeling confident that his Stock will favoaby
compare with any in the place.
Staunton, MAY !, lS50.-tf.
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APRIL ~, 1850.
BRECKENRLDG E'S OLD ST1ND.
90 w 81 u q BROOK u

WV w ~ IL q I'D GS WV - u
RECEIPT OF THEIR
SPRING AND SUMMER STOCK
Comprising almost every variety Of GOODS, both Sapfs
and Fancy, and to which they respectfully invite the at
ention Of their friends and the public. Their assortment
is very large and complete, consisting in part of the fox
lowing:-
Rich Figured Black Silks from Is. Cd. to So pei yard,
Plain Black and Striped do, Plain and Figured Fancy
do, very handsome Beautiful assortment Fouard Silks,
all colos, Plain and Plaid do, Rich BrOchade Tissues
and Bereges, Solid Tissues and Bereges, Pink. Blue,
and Green, Mode coored and Black DO, Fine French
Ginghams Solid Buff, Blue and Pink d., Solid and
Plaid Linen Lustres, Linen Bereges from l2e 80 cents
per yard English French and American Lawns, from 10
to so cents per yard Plain and Embroidered Muslins
for party dresses Mousn de LANES, 50 solid do Pink,
Blue and Green, particularly suited for Spring dresses.
"a Blue and Green do all wool, Buff do, all wool, Al
paccas of every grade large and well selected stock Of
French English and American Prints Black and Second
Mourning do Rich Embroidered White, Scarlet, Green,
and Corn coored Grape Shawls from 10 to el5, Black
Silk do, Fine Satin Striped Berege do, Black and SEQ
ond Mourning do, few Rich and Fashionable Summer
Visites and Sacks, beautifully Embridered. 81 Black
Lace, very SUPERIOR for Vsi,es and Shaws Lace Capes,
Collars and Cuffs Kid, Silk and Lisle Thread Gloves,
Black and white Cotton and Silk Hose, &c., &c., Bon
nets and Ribbons
FOR GENTLEMEN,
French Cloths and Cassimeres Of finest finish, White
and Colored Drings, Silk and Satin Veslngs, large
variety of Ready made Clothing suitable for the Season,
all of which will be warranted. Panama, Leghorn and
Palm Hats, Hungarian, Pao Alta, and fashionable Mole
skin do, Men and Boys Caps for Summer, Boots,
Shoess Gaiters, Sc.
GROCERIES AND DoMEsTIcs,
md fine LOT nf Table inons innn Sheeipcs Towel
ngs, Curtain Goods Dimty Counterpanes and Plaid do,
&C., &C.,
ALSO-An extensive lot Of GLASS and QuEEnwARs.
HARDWARE, &c., sc.
Stanton, April IL, 1850.
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sany on hand full supply of GRAVE STONE, Of the fin
est white Eastern Mar6e,-aisU TU"D 'foro bu'l, ri-:
and moulded. MuNUMENTs, Box AND PANEL TONES
made to order.
He is manufacturing Egyptian, Italian and American
MARBLE NANTES OF the latest style and finish at his
Marble Works in Winchester. Gentlemen wishing to
purchase will please to call on JAMES G. Marquis, who
has charge of the works. and who will deliver and set
without the purchaser running any risk to breakage-
Designs of Nantes be seen by calling on the latter
The workmanship will be Ione in the neaest style and
on the most reasonable Thankful for past vors he
would ask continuance of the same.
JOHN PAGAN.
Anril % 1S5O-3t
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TE7HE subscribers DESTROYS of selling all their LAND
in Nelson County, which is at present divided into
four Farms containing in all Itoo Thousand .4cres-situ-
ated l6 miles from the James River Canal, from Low
ngston, and from the Howadsvle and Greenville road
This Land is all of fine quality, under good state of cu
vaon and very productive. II will be divided to suit any
one wishing purchase. Terms will be liberal. Those
wishing purchase would do well to call we wish
to sell and give possession for seeding purposes in the Fall
Any further particulars be had by addressing the sub
scribers at Lovngston, Nelson County, Va.
ALEX. s. THOS. p FITZPATRICK.
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White f. CO..
STAUNTON VIR GINA

STAUNTON VIR GINIA,
ID ESPECTFULLY give notice to their pensioners and
~ the public, that they have been receiving and OPEN
ing since the 18th of March, their large and beautiful
sorlment of SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS. The
limits of an advertisement will not permit us to give even
outlne-suice it at the present say that stock
has been purchased with great in BALTIMORE, PHIL
ADELpHIA and New YORK, is unusually large, and en-
braces an endless variety suited the of the people
of Old Augusta-all of which will be sold unusually cheap
for cAsHto punctua deales-and for Country Produce.
Staunton April "a 1850
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EgVo BOOMS.

gRVING'S Mahomet, 2nd VOL; Lynchs Dead Sea En-
petition, cheap editions Hume's History of England
new cheap edition Abbot's Histories; -Four months among
the Gold Mines; Lamartine's Confidential Disclosures
Raphael, by Lamarne; Nebser's Trial; Leibg's works
Chemistry; Diary of a Physician in Caorna; Ieger
ST. Clair Redburn Miss Beechers Receipt Book A va.
riety of Magazines for April and May; The American
Carpenters New Guide, thirteenth edition. just received
and for sale by ROBI. COWAN.
Staunton Nav 1850
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SPECTATOR JOB OFFICE,

TsNHE Projectors Of this Office have Just received from
n New York assortment of new and
FASHIONABLE DISPLAY TYPE,
and prepared every description of Fob
Work. in the most superior style at moderate prices,
and with the utmost puncuay and despatch. All kinds
of BLANKS kept constantly hand.
Stanton, April "a, 1850.
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NLNW O0N1NIGNo
CHEAP! CHEAPER!! CHEAPEST!!!
GEZTEE & GO.

TgNE undersigned, recently from Baltimore beg leave to
inform the citizens of Stauuton and the adjacent
try that they have taken the Store Room doors above
the Store of Mr. j. Brandeburg and opposite the Virginia
Hotel, which is open with full and fashionable as
surtment of Gentlemen's
Eseady-Wade Clothing,
made up with much care, expressly for this MARKET in
style which will insure sales and give satisfaction every
respect. Their stock consists ofhe following variety, viz
Extra fine Frock and Dress Goats, Fancy Sack Goats,
Drab Wellington Cord, and Cashmerelt Goats, etc.,
Black and Fancy co'd Pants, cut in the latest style
Figured silk and Satin Vests.
ALSO-A'supply of Hats, Caps, Boots Eandkerchies,
CravatS, Socks Shirts, Drawers, Carpet'bags, SC.
The subscribers would respectfully ask the citizens of
Stanton and the surrounding country give them an early
call feeling confident that they please ALL. IN price,
style, and qualify, they bound to give them BAR
GAINS. SNIFF & CO.
Stanton Nav g. 1850
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FARM FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
7 AM DESTROYS of selling the FARM adjoining my home

n VI
place. II contains
a4z Ia ACRES,
about half of which are cleared and the balance well
,mSered This Land is well set in Glover, and is in
fine state of cultivation. There are on it good fysA
Log-ED yelling, an excellent Swsser BARN, ,ss,m
Stables Corn Crib Spring House, and every ne -Asa-
cessary outbuildng all suitable for immediate occupation
There are several Springs Of never falling water this
Farm. Two of which are the Dwelling. This Land
would suit well to Divide there is tolerabe Dwelling
on one part and Spring 10 it, so that two very good
little Farms could be made by division there how
ever other buildings that part of the Land while the
tmbered Land is convenient to either part if the tract
should be divided. There are also two good ORCHARDS
of choice Fruit Tees-on either part there would be
Orchard and good Meadow which might be greatly en-
arged This Land lies within miles Of Patrick's Mill,
on South River and is well worthy the attention Of pur-
chasers. 1t will be offered for sale public auction on the
premises Friday the 24th Of May, this month, to the
highest bidder Persons DESTROYS Of purchasing are invited
to view the Land which will be shown by my son JOHN
GROVE, living the promises, or by my son Isaac
GROVE, living with me.
The terms will be accommodating, and made known
the day of sale. MARTIN GROVE.
May s, lS50.-tds.
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STAUNTON DAiUG STORE.

'g7IIE undersigned have received their SPRING SUP
PLY, and would respectfully solicit call from their
friends and the public generally. We will always keep
on hand fresh and well selected stock of
Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils and Dyc-Stuffs
the latest Patent Remedies, and general assortment Of
Fancy articles, Soaps, Pcrfarmery, Sc, Sc.
Esg- All orders irom Country Merchants and Physi-
clans will be promptly attended 10.
HARPER s. KINNEY.
Siaunton Nav l. 1850.
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NEW DRESS GOODS.

III Us w. B. CRAWFORD invite the attention Of
A. Ladies to the following style Dress goods which
are offered at the owes rates Rich Golden Shaded Cha
IneeOn Silk Pic Mic Chequered Do, Chameleon Striped
Do very Cheap, Blk. aud Blue Blk. figured do, 90 and
A Vezce Silk, Rich Lusre, Polk and Chassa fgd fou-
land do These with may other desirable goods, can now
be had upon application.
NAV s. 1850
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NOTICE.
Sg0tsssgOas to Winchester.

ON and after the lst of May our Fare the Day Light
" Line will be raised TO S4-and reduced To S. on the
night line. These lines supplied with the very best
accommodations, having just procured
Splendid Twenty Passenger Omnibus,
drawn by SIX HoRsEs for the fome-and superior Troy
COACHES for the latter.
Passengers informed, that by the latter line, direct
connection is made either at Stanton Winchester with
all departing lines
The Day Light Line is tr-weeky. The connecting
line leaves Stanton daily except Sundays, at O'Clock.
p NJ and Winchester at o'clock, P NJ, after the arri
val of the Cars
O. For passage, apply at Taylor's Hotel, Winchester,
and at the Virginia Hotel, Staunton.
KEMP s. CO.
Nav IS5O-tf
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40 the Ladies'.

WIN. KYLE respectfully invites your attention to his
w splendid assortment of Calicoes British, French
and American Giughams; Lawns, Bernges, Striped and
Plain Linen Lustres Silk Tissues Plain black Rich en-
broeed and striped Dress Silks, all Of which will be sold
at the lowest prices.
Staun%n Nav s. 1850
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a AZ.

DIED. the morning of the LIST inst his residence the
"Glade." in this County JOHN NJ ETyLL, Esq, in the 7h
rear Of his ge.L Obituary next week.
DIED. Monday night last, SAMUEL SrERRETr Of Mr..
David Sterrett of this County, aged about II years.
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ByTEDFE K.

My Horse, Wildair will stand tie present at my
W. stable Mt. Sidney. Pasture will be furnished
to mares at one dollar per month";
Pedigrec.-Widar is descended from twelve imported
horses and of three imported mares. know his
pedigree for forty five years.
Ternls.-Two and four dolars-to mares worth $50
gratis Twelve months credit will be given. My charges
are thus low because desire improve the stock Of the
County JAS. BOURLAND.
April % lS5O-3t
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MAR r led,

On Thursday evening last By the Rev. Thomas NJ Reese,
Mr. CuRIsTAs GROVE to Miss Mary Alley all Of this place
On the h utimo by the Rev A. p. Ludden, Mr.. JAMES j.
C1ATrERpucK to Miss JANE RISK. all of Augusta County.
On the 18th ult, by the Mr. JoHS n. DuLL, to Miss
EyELINA X. VASvossEE, late ofthis County.
On 30h ut by the MIR. N p DAVIS to Miss Ma
RY JANE BRADBuRN, late OF this County
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NOTTGE.

rE'E Mercantile Business heretofore conducted by the
late Samuel Myers, will be conducted by his son, who
returns his thanks to those who paronzed the father and
asks continuation of that patronage 10 himself have
lust received aud opened and good assortment Of
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS, TO which would
call the attention of the citizens Of Mt. Sidney and neigh
borhood Come and examine my Stock. will endeavor
render satisfaction j. w. MYERS.
Mt Sidney Nav s. 1S50-lm.
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Il. +. POINTS

B. r. POINTS,
MAIN STREET, STANTON VIRGINIA,
II EEPS constantly on hand, wholesale and retail, oour
AA plee assortment of
COOKING AND PARLoR sTOvEB
of all Sizes which he will sell for cash, reasonable
credit, at very reduced prices.
ALSO-A general assortment Of Tin Ware, Copper
W0re, Sheet Iron Wne, and Brass Ware. Roofing with
Tn Copper Zinc, together with secret hanging Gut
ter will be done as low, if not lower, than any other
adjustment the Valley
March 81 IS50-om
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FNR * AT,H.

WILL sell at Public auction, on the Isl day of the
June Superior Court, the Large STONE Dwell
LING, Augusta Street, the Post Office The
Terms will be made very accommodating
&c For particulars, apply 10
JOHN L. PEYTON
Stanton, May s, 1850
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IN pursuance of the Will of William Gilmore, decd,
will offer for sale Public Auction, the premises,
the Isl day Of June, 1850, the valuable
TRACT OF LAND,
on which the late William Gilmore resided, lying in Rock
bridge County, the waters of Kerrs Creek, miles
from Lexington, and about three and half miles from the
North River, containing about 500 Acres. Said tract
has on it comfortable D\YELLING-HOUSE good
BARN and other out-houses, and the Land in fine state
of cultivation with about IL Acres of good Meadow.
Presenting that persons wishing to purchase will call
and examine for themselves, further description is deem
ed unnecessary.
One fourth of the purchase money will be required in
hand and the balance in equal nsamens of one, and
three years. JAMES GILMORE. Executor.
Nav l. lS5O-tds.
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Building, Hardware and Tools at Low Prices.

BUILDERS, Store Keepers and others are invited to
~ call at
WILLIAM NJ. McCLURE'S
Building Hardware and Tool Store, No. 2e7 Market
Street, belo,c sth, Philadelphia.
o. Examine his large Stock, hear his prices, and be
convinced that his customers get goods atten
tion &c., for their money than they possibly could at any
other Store in the City, Call and see US.
PHILADELPHIA April "a, lS50-6m.