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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-08-15
BOOTS AND SHOES.

BOOTS AND SHOES.
THE subscribers have just received fresh supply
l of BOOTS and SHOES Of good quality part
OF which are direct from the manutactOriee, iuclu.
ding the following styles:
Mems lined and bound heavy Brogans,
do sup Philadelphia Call do;
Boys do do
20 Tbiep do do
Women's heavy side stitched Kip Bootees.
do light do do
do Calf do do
co hecled and strap wells;
do Goat Buskins;
Mems superi'r Kip Boots;
do thick do.
feb22tf MORGAN g. KEEN.
CHS. PAIT EFT
IN BBLS. Linseea Oil;
IO 10 bbls Spirits Turpentine
Go Copal VarnIsh,
8 do Japan do;
10 do Dried Whiting;
100 pounds Blue Prussian;
1000 do Red Lead;
20CO do Venetian Red
1000 do Spanish Brown;
ieb7 CRAWFORD BELL
LAMASCO FOUNDRY.
Evansville Ind,
THE under sisntG 's pispsi,to do oil kirds o,
= Mt chine and Mill wUI the ortest notice
uhu OH Tue Host ftdsOnaDP terHls.
nov7-d,f HENRY SCHRlbER
LOOK OUT FOR THE BRAND!
DEMENT, n VEILE'S Double Rectified
- Whiskey, corner First and Sycamore streets,
Evansv lie, Ind [, ec2Tl
NOTICE.
THE undersigned having formed partnership
i viii practice law uncer the firm OF Law, Bat.
tell d Johnson. Our office is IN the upper rooms
OF Mr.. Amor 5 building, on First street, opposite
Bement n Viele's We shall also undertake III,
purchase and saleof Real Estate, and payment O.
taxes on the same. Collection OF claims, and all
business entrusted 10 us, will receive our united
attention 1 he Office OF the Lamascc Agency is
the same place.
JOHN LAW
&. 1. BATTELL
MORRIS s. JOHNSON.
Evansville Dec 2, 1850 n
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CUNDRIES...
~ so bags Coffee;
40 boxes Va and XIV. Tobacco,
100 bags fine Liverpool Salt;
1000 bbs No. kanawha do;
80 bbls Hydraulic Cement;
100 bbls Reboied and s. Il Molasses:
20 hhds Prime Sugar; in store. and TOR sale by
Jy7 FOSTER g. BROWN.
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Snn BBLS. superior Wabash Flour; 100 hs l
ais All Is 4 aowEs
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-08-15

brandy AND WINE.-Otard, Dupuy q
ID Co.'S, J. J. Dupuy, Murat and other brands
Port Wine, Madeira, Pure Juice Port, Sweet Maa.
ga and Caret, on hand and for sale by
tes7 G. BEL l.
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BEREA GRINrSTONES.
eln OF the justly celebrale,i be,ea Grindsfones,
CO from the Baldwin Institute Quar-. said TO
DE the best Gin every particularly in the United
N. b. Warranl ed os above REPRESENTED, and for
sale by bABCCCK BROTHERS.
Je12.
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TO PAINTERS.
THE subscriber has just received large add.
l. dition 10 hir former stock OF Prints, Oils, and
Varnisb; comprising full assortm mt Of Paints
ground in oil, some 80 fferent colors and shades
Blake's Fire Proof Paint ground in oil. Also ey
erything in the Limners ine in the way of BRUSH
es and material
ALLEN C. HALLOCK, Druggist,
mh3tf Main Street opposite the Bank
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LATEST RECEIPTS.

RRI n,.,cS BEEF put no for IA nily
Il sale by sU prrrv
my 10 '"
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Net Balance. w.. yy1 vt
Additional Losses amounting $40 $50 suslaine.
during the year, awaiting proofs OF Death.
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All deposits made with the Company will be re
funded in current bank notes, unless otherwise
agreed upon imhl9til VIM T. PAGE. Secty.
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C,UPERIOR TEAS...Just received choice
= lot ofGunpowder, Young Hyson and Pouchong
cas- pu tup for the convenience of Families. in
lbs. 9 lbs, and ID. pnci ages. for sale low. by
Nav 10 SHANKLlN g. REILLY
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Evansville. Dec. 2, 1850 II
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USE H0wE's CELEBRATED COUGH
CANDY.
i L is certain ture tor Coughs. Colds. Hoarse-
i ness, Sore Throat, Phthisic, Whoopnc Cough,
Bronchitis, &c, NC. Try it. c. BELL,
Sole Agent for Evansville.
Also sold by ALLEN G.. HALLOCK,
w. nj. WOOISEY.
lmbl2 lyrl KELLER g. FARNSLEY.
4 CARTOON Silk and Linen PoplIns;
l. do Silk Handkerchets;
3 Cases new style Lawns;
Just reed and for sale low, by
May30 J. Fl. MAGHEE g. co.
VALUABLE LOTS FOR SALE
fINHE undivided halt OF Lots No. ii H. 10 and IA
I in Block No 6, in the fourth enlargement ad.
joining the city Of Evansville. For particulars en-.
quire of Nathan Rowley, who Is legally authorized
TO sell the same, CHAS. g. DORSON.
py2 n
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BROW CLOTH.
y CASES Brow Cloth received this day, or
- for sale by JAS. Low & CO,
jyll All Main ST., Louisville, ny.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-01-15
rmE MAnKET RICEs

WINCHESTER MARKETS.
JVeek Eadins Jan. IL.
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nns,u, o.. El,ppa.RS

UNEuAINtNC, in the Pos, Office al SIauntun the Isl
Ia f Isnar, 1851. which if not taken out beEe the
ls IS ArT I8i Will be the Dead Letter Office.
"A Rnbert Anderson, james e. ArkiSon, Lewis Adj
son, Lewis +. j. AmiSs
pLbp Bryan James Burns VIM. Baird, Richard L.
Brown. Margaret Billy, S. A. Byrd John Beal
O--1muthy Buckingham, George Cofman, John
Chandler DR.. VIM. J. Clark Thomas Clayton, Augustus
Chapman. John CalisOn
DE s E--Wm. L. Davis. Robert Emmett, Mr. Eli
Off, Abraham. Elliott, Dick Erskew. Frank r Fulton
Daniel Fail, joseph P Flcmis,er, Elizabeth Fridey
G-Martha A. Gregory, Phe5e Gay, Samuel Good MI
chael Carver Thomas Greeyes
ET-James Henderson, San'l or DAM Hntner, Robert
Hardy Evellue B. Hanger Margaret ierran, d. Howard
AisGn Hillhouse Thomas Harris, William Hess, James
VI. Holiday,
I,J.H& E-Daniel c. Iograham, Elizabeth Jackson
Martha f jackson. Saml H. Kelly, Joshua Aidd' Jonn
Kinney, Jonathan Lamb.
NT-.Andrew Nlertey, Robert A. McCu'chen John
Moore James Mayer A. G Mlnay, David Mytinget John
+ Miner. Wm. Marin. WIN. II. Moure, Martin McNuly
Jawes Mardue. Thomas McCroheu, John Murpy.
P-Edmund q. Pearson, Emily A. Pearce, John NJ
Patterson. Wm. c. Powers, Joseph L. Phelps, John H.
Pleasans, Capt. Page
r & S-San' j Randolph, Bartholomew Russell Pat
rick Ryan, F. Smith. John r. Syrcle Sarah 'Sanddge.
John Sale. James A. Simpson,, Mr. Sharp John a Saun
ders George Saver
II W-Dan'rTorris Jacob Travis. NJ A. Ielt2r'
Zane Ann Wilson DAHL Whmore, WIN, WiIhrow, il,
Lewis A. GngfeId, Ca'1arine a. "h.'ea'F' 60 JoS0PH
Newspapps are not sent unless me ps,agG IS PTePaG'
January Is, IS5l.-3t
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-01-15

EpY the direction of Michael Kahle, and for the puT
KB pose of satisfying Decree of The Superior Court Of
Rnckbdye in the cause Of Isaiah Knkad against Michael
P kahe and ohers, shall proceed on the Iday Of Feb
ruary next sell public auction here he front door 1f
the Court house in Lexington the TRACT OF L4JND,
on which the said Michael P. Kahle resides, lying in
said County on Union Run, adjoining lands of Rev. A.
B. Davidson, Adam ,Imn and others, and containing
s0l ACRES.
This Tract lies within A miles Of LeXington-whin
mile and half of Of the Junction Valley Plank Road,
and in the immediate npigh5pruod of lwu fine Merchant
Mills The Improvements are good WELldNG
HOUSE, with all necessary out houses large and CON
venent Barn and two other D,celHMg Houses upon the
Tract There is fine Spring within 5O yards Of the
Dwelling house, and Spring in every field.
This LAID is good soil and we'll adapted to the culture
Of grass and all kinds of grain, has fine Orchard ulon 1t
and two creeks Running through il.
par, Of The purchase money will be required in Cash,
and liberal credits will be allowed on the residue. The
terms will be fully made known On the day Of sale.
Purchasers are invited view the premises before the
sale.
am directed by the Decree aforesaid to sell So much
Of the Land. may be necessary TO satisfy the debt due
from the said Kahe to the said Kinkaid As Mr. kahe
wishes To sell the entire Tract. shall sell II as his agent
The sale will commence at II o'cuck, NJ.
j. u. DAVIDSON.
January s, l85l.-tds.
The above sale is made with my consent and by my d.
re.1iun MICHAEL. p KAilLE.
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VALUABLE ROCNlNGHAM LAND
Eos SALE

YgVfIE subscriber will offer for sale at public Auction on
the 22nd day of May, 1851 if not sold privately be
fore that day very Valuable Farm. situated IN Vie Nhtn
anloah yer. adjoining the Lands olJ'seph C"nrad, Dr.
JENNINGS and others. containing a,ouI 700 ACRES. On
This Farm there large body Of superior PINE and OAK
TIMBER. winch is rendered very valuable account {"
its clos. proximity to numerous Sawms 1t also embra
ces fine body Of River Bottom and Upland, now III
fine state of cultivation and susceptible OF the highest cou
dnion UfmprOvenient.
The locality aud great conveniences Of tins Farm, render
it most desirable properyhaving upon various Springs
of the finest water and is situated in The midst {" several
FIourlis and Sail msbesdes upon ii, there is one o
the finest mill sizes in the county
It IS located in neighbprho'd proyebia f'r intelligence
hunesly and morality. which is great Inducements to puT
chasers.
Twill also utter nr sale all my Farming Utensils t"use'
hold and Kitchen Furniture, Stuck u Various Descriptions
Wheat, Corn, Sc.
Terms made known on the day of sale.
WIN. II. PERRY.
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commissioners sale OF VALUABLE Land

PURSUANT to decree Of the Circuit Superior C"ui
u Law and Chaucpry for Augusta County Proiounc-
ed al the November term, 1850, the suit oil E''Eaoe
Landes and Others rs Lydia ~ Landes and ohefs' we
the undersigned Commissioners appointed for that pun
will proceed to sell 10 the highest bidder, on The premises
ON Naked Creek, in Augusta County, Friday the l4H'
dau of February neat, two TRACTS OF LAM, Dc
longing 10 the heirs o Samuel Landes, dec'd containing
by recent survey, In all
3lS ACRES, 2 RO0DS AND A POLES
This Land lies in one of the fertile portions OF INC
Valley of Virginia and is of excellent qualify small P''-
ZION excepted is highly susceptible Of Improvement oe'hg
well adapted To the growth Of clover and ole. grasses dno
produces aDundantIy all kinds ut grain grown ~ hs a
u;le There is due proportion If tmhered and cieaIeu
Land about % Acres Of Meadow, two Dwell assi
LING HOUSES, In goud repair. (and large aud .s9M
cnmlurlabr) with The usual ul-hoises. and two l'NsA
Barns convenient one OF the Barns large and newly erect
ed It is also well waered and is within hundred yardS
of a Merchant and Grs Mill These Two Tracts although
not adjoining will be sold together, as oEe Of them c"a's
only 35 Acres being altogether in tuber. This Land may
bp divided the situation of the buildings being laVoaoe
FOR division.
TERMS OFbSALE--The decree ahove mentioned
requires So much cash, be paid in hand will deay
the css of This suil and the cUSs Of sale Onethd n me
residue in munthe from the SALE and the bsance ID SIX
equal annual iSiauents thereater and that for these I'D
salmens the purchaser shall give bonds with g0nd sernr
w. aud thai the e shall he retained ultimate security
lin the whole purchase money paid Sale to Commence
at o'clock, A. M.
Farther particulars made known application to either
of the subscribers living in the neghbohund or TO any OF
the MesSs. Landes living on the Land.
o}SHs bRow NASDEs' con'rs.
January |, l85l--,ds.
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WHOLESALE AN D RE II ALL
EsaEREEYY' STORE.

rVNHE undersigned have opened Variety Storein the
room formerly occupied by Alex. S Hail Esq deed
door below the 'Specato" Office, and offer for sale
almost every article used BY ladies' and gen'enen snch as
Gold Pencils oad Pens Ear rings. Brest pins. Finger
rings, Spoons Card Cases Redic"Ies Purses, Baskets
Fine Work Bores Fine Work Bushels Seeing Six
Se,eing Cotton. Binding Jeaay Lind Ear Rings, SIX
and petoet Braid. Ra:ors SISpendcrs. Knices Of all
kl"ds Scissors Of all kinds Buttons IF ell Kinds, az dos
jor ~ cents Soaps Of all kinds, Carpet Bags and han"
dred otler things rhch nee! not be specially mentioned
o. Country Merchants supplied at whole sale prices.
HlRSH & BROTHER.
December, %, IS5O.-tf
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JOHN 7 URA I ,
p;oL,,,l Dac 10 1870 WIN GRAY.

In accordance with the above announcements we s'a'e
that we are now prepared to execute all business WIN
which we may be favored, with fidelity accuracy and DIS
PATCH The senior partner, from his long experience IN Tue
business has been made of The responsibilities nSeP
erobe from it, and he assures the public hat both he and
his partner will use every Effort To merit IT'S tayors.
Ia short time more particular advertisements VIII aP
near meantime we sot and shall thankfully recelve,Ihe
patronaee Of all responsible dealers
We hupe make all cur purchases tor cash, and 10 sell
ON such terms as such advantages will secure.
December 10, 1850. ADiE GRAY.
RrrrucEs-.Iacquen P Taylor. james Gray VIM
Fl. Mcfarland President of the Farmers Bank Of Virgin
ia john c. Hobson President of Exchange Bank 4i va
=, Richmond Saul Marx Cashier OF the Bank OF virgin
ia, Bernard Peyon s. Sons. Thos R. Price s. Co. webb
Bacon s Co. Dayenpo, Allen j. W. James y, TranS .
Son. Cav. Mathews 5. Co, Dunlap Moucure & Co., Ed
win Wortham s Co., Tinslpy s Bryant, H. W. Fry
Dan'l Fl. London, Richardson & Co., Dean 4 Brown
Januarv Is lS5l-St.
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AUGUSTA LAND FOR SALE,

YgNHE subscriber wishing to remove to the West viii
offer for sale Public Auction, On the first day OF
March 1851 small Farm containing ISG Acres
more or less. This Farm lies five mes north of Saun-
ton also within uu'es OF excellent mill, in guod
neighborhoud. THIS land is we'll adapted to the growth
of ain kinds Of grauj is wei walered having il
eral springs aud snail onnca running through 1.-THE
improvements are oeraby COED, Persons wishing buy
wilt do well to come aud look at it andudge for themselves
Ian Is 1851 G.. Il HANGER.
n B.-mmediare possesson will be given.
05.Rockngham Register copy Il and send account e
this Office.
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LAND FOR sALE.

EpEfNG DESTROYS to remove 10 the West, will offer my
AS FARM for sale, lying both sides Of the South Rlv-
er, containing gro Acres, about equal proporllon
ON each side u the River The Land is Of good qualify
in the neghborhood Of John Coyners MIL and ad"lnng
the Lands of Samuel Youn, aud John and Philip Coyher
The Improvements are good. will offer the said Land
privately, until The 18Th day Of January next; mol SOFA
before that time il will be offered publicly on that day A
further desert deemed Unnecessarily as persons WISH
ing to buy wi examine for themselves.
JAMES d. MAUPlN.
December Is, 650.-ids.
NJ Rock. Reg copy st. and forward account to this
Office
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DISSOLUTION.

rJIHE partnership heretofore existing between HARRY
DAVIS in the Boot and Shoe making business, has
been dissolved by mutual Of the parties The bus
mess will in future be conducted by d. G.. HARRY, at his
old stand next door to Pnans Confectionery Store where
he socs continuance of the patronage heretofore recelv
ed pedging himself to do work that will give satisfaction
d. q. HARRY.
Staunton. December 25, 1850
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-01-15

IN pursuance of the above decree shall on Saturday the
4h day of January next, proceed "Sel ON the prem
Uses the 2lS ACRES OF Land conveyed me as trustee IN
the deeds Of trust above mentioned The terms specified
in said decree The land lies about So Miles North west
of Stanton. adjoining the lands of George Welsh Rob
ert Snapp a~ others. There is comfortable Log Dwell
limo House small Barn and other buildings On said arm
The so Of good quality and it is from its locality desFa
bic place to who desires to purchase small iarm.
MICH G. KINNEY, Trustee and Comm.
December 4, lS50.-tds.
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LAW PARTNERSHIP.
!. EFT. STUART & d. s. YOUNG

A. II. II. STUART d d. .. fUUNG
aAAVE associated themselves in The practice Of the Law
IN under the firm and style Of STUART s. You've. The
partnership is formed for all the Courts holden at Saua
tom for the Superior and Quarterly Courtsf Rockingham
ingham, and the Superior Courts Of Rockbfldge.
d. S. Young will give prompt and faithful attention &c
any business that may be conded The firm snd will ad
wise and confer with Mr. Stuart, during his residence al
Washington, which. if not pro,rac,ed beyond two years
will no, prevent his personal appearance bere the Courts
in all Irrigated causes they can scarcely in the present
stale Of The buckets be called before The lapse Of that time
ne D. S. Young occupies NJ Stuart's Office, and may
be found there during businSa hours.
S,aunton Nav 90 IS50.-tf.
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SQnrR r.H s. Az 80

\ lately occupied by Henry hartman. deed On Friday
the 2lst day OF February next portion OF the personal
property consisting of sour Young Cattle Hogs farming
utensils soms Household aud Kitchen turntG'O ~"d o'er
'ari.r, t,r, ,r,'irr9 PnUtAeraie
TERMS--For all sums ,uder dollars, cash will be
required all over that auuut credit of months will
be given the purchaser giving bnnd with approved
rity. ST. CLAIR HARTMAN,
January -. 1851. Administrator
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CANDLE MANUFACT0RY.

'E'HE undersigned having commenced in The town of
Il Slaunion, the manufacture of CANDLES, would
be pleased corrective orders from his friends He has employ
ed an experienced muude who for fifteen years was fore
man in an extensive establishment 10 Baltimore BY an ar
rqgemen with the Stage Company he enabled to forward
Candies TO any point very small expense to the pur'
chaser. T. L. HARTMAN.
&C. Tallow taken II" ,h anre for Candles or the cash
price paid for good article. r. L. II.
Staunton. December 25 l850.-3t.
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NEW BOOKS.

EsARPER'S New Monthly Magazine for December
David Copperfied complete in one volume; the Pic
tora Saturday Courier for Christmas and New Year. the
Two Brothers, the Family that lived in the first Socley
the international Magazine for Decenbe Domestic l1so-
~ Of the American Revolution; Rulheylord's Letters
Bridges on 10 Psalm the Soldero the Cross, by Rev
John Leyburn, D. D.; Tales Of The Scottish Peasantry
Cottage Freside; Ron Emsey Pe:ticoal Gogernmen!,by
Mrs. IrlIups Geneyeve, By Lamarne the Valley Farm
&c. Sc, just received and for sale by r. COWAN.
IL lStil
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AUGUSTA FARM FOR SALE,

rsyIE subscriber offers for sale the old Cross Keys Farm
on The main road leading from Staunon TO Greenve,
about eight miles from The latter place. The Tract con-
tains 224 4CRES and is undoubtedly one oS the best
Farms in the County. There about twelve Acres OF
6rst.rae Meadow Land. The dwelling house is in good
repair and within forty steps Of ii is Spring o. excellent
,,afn-
The terms will be accommodating. Apply to the sub
scriber living near Greenv!e. no,,,,,
Oc.obo, So 1851
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E.gIssD E3Glgs S.sLE.

WILL sell on very reasonable terms. the TRACT OF
d LAND whereou Jacob X. Stribing resides, sd,
Joining the Lands of Geo NJ. Cochran Geo Myery and
others. distant about three miles from Slsuhton.
This Tract of Land is estimated 10 contain about K0O
Acres, well improved has due proportion Of valuable
timber and has of the best Springs in The County
Jacob K Slribng will shew the Land any desiring
10 purchase. For terms, apply Ia
f. T. STRlBLING.
Stanton, JAN /, l85l-4t-Yini. copy.
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T. JONES. II. b. WI
NGVy FERW I'm STANTON.

'g,HE undersigned having purchased D. NJ. Huffman
D. entire stock Of GOODS, beg leave to inform The peo-
ple Of Stanton ard the surrounding country that they in
tend continuing the Mefchantile business at d. M Huff
man old stand opposite the Post Office where they will
sell goods as cheap they be au in Saunon for cash.
We solicit liberal share Of public patronage with the
fdence that we can pelorm wha! profess.
JONES s. WHITE.
St,up,on December l. 1850.
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AUGUSTA LAND FJR SALE.

WILL OFFER fur sale on Monday the 20lh day ct
January next. the premises, The farm on which len
ry Hartman decd lately resided, lying on the Middle
brook road three miles South al Sannon containing
about $50! ACRES; about $50 Acres cleared and in
good state OF cultivation, he balance we'll nbrted. The
improvements consist Of 4 goud iva story LOG Dwell
LING good and convenient Kitchen, , noke- house and
Spring house together with large aad excellent BARN,
and all other necessary ont houses
There are on this tract uever-lilng Springs Zone of
them within few step ofhe dwaina) and stream Of
water running through The farm lhcTe are ab!ut 10 A
CRF.S Of good meadow also gnod A p" and Peach Or
chan!--lhe latter containing excellent variety.
TNRNS.-One hind Of The purchase money will be re-
CURED ia hand the balance in payments OF SIX twelve and
eiehpen months the purchaser giving bond W tn approved
security and the title retained unrl the aS nstamenr shall
have been paid Possession be given the first day Of
March next.
ST CLAIR HARTMAN, Admin.
December l9, 1850 ids.
Fag~ Rockingham Register will copy ill day of sale
and forward accnuni a. This office.
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At Circui, Court held for Augusta Comfy, at the
- Court House. Friday, the 9th day oil November
1850
Larkrn Pumphrey-PIantif,
AGAINST
Nicholas C. Kinney and Robert n. Kyle-Defendauts.
And upon hlS failure pay unto the Defendant Kyle the
beb secured by therusi deeds and b, 10 WIZ the sum
of S 500 and S240; with The Interest due and accrung
thereon and lie c,sis OF this suit herein before drcreed,
Within days from the date of this decree 1t shall be the
duty of Nicholas G. Kinney the trustee in said deeds
commissioner for that purpose appointed. after advertising
the time place and terms Of Sale as required by the Deeds
to proceed to sell by way % Public Aucoo upon prem
ses TO the highest bidder the tract OF Land conveyed by
said deeds estimated contain 2lS ACRES, for cash sui
fcen 10 eay the costs. charges and expenses OF Sale
and as to tbs residue upon credit Of g. II aud is man'hs,
in three equal nsamns, taking from The purchaser bonds
with sufficient personal security and returning the legal IT,
lie as ultimate security and make report 10 the Cour re
turning Herewith his " sale and the bonds OF tbs
purchaser.
Extract FROM the decree.-Tese.
NICHOLAS =. KINNEY, C. c,