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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-08-20


The ELEcnoNs-LouisriIe Ky, Aug. a.
The Nashville mail 10 night brings US returns from
forty counties in Tennessee, in which Gen. camp
bells net gain FOR Governor is 23O6. The Ma :
Vile Banner says the Wings have elected tn cir
Governor, Wing majority on joint ballot IN ! me
Legislature, Wing Senate, and, In al prooaoih-
iva Wing House OF Representatives. Inc wings
also gain one U. S, Senator, to be chosen oy 'he
next Legislature and as far as heard from, inree
Representatives in Congress. Hopkins L.. Tur-
new late U. S. Senator, has been defeated for the
Legislature.
MONTGOMERY lid, Aug l4.-The returns come
10 slowly. and are somewhat confused. 1t appears,
boweyer. that the Union candidate for Governor
is elected by handsome majority. The Union
men have decided majority in the Legislature,
and FIVE out Of the seven members of Congress.
Louisville Kentucky, Aag., 1--we have re-
turns Of the vote for Governor in IS Counties, which
give Archibald Dxou, Wing, $40 MAORI ty.-
10 the seventeen counties to be heard irOm Pow
ell, Dem, in 1913, had ,025 majority
Cincinnati, Aug, lathe returns IN We at
length all been received from the Ienth Eo"-
gressional District Of Indiana. and show tne eiec'
lion of Samuel Benton, lndependsnt "n'g IN
stead of Borden, Dem, as previously reP'rted'-
The delegation stands eight Democrats, TWO
Wings.
The Congressional delegation from North Caro-
lima stands as in the last Congress--slx Wings
and three Democrats.
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RECORD OF DEATHS.

DIED, in Bridgewater, on Monday the llth inst.
ELIA, daughter oil William and Elizabeth Rice, aged
one year, che month and 20 days
DIED. near Parnassus, in this county, on Sunday e.
Scning the 10th inst, Mr. ANDREW Suisse, aged
bout 81 years.
DIED, IN this place, Wednesday last, Mr.. RICH
AID WILLIAMS, aged about so years
DIED, on Tuesday mornug, June 18th at the resi-
deRce Of her father, III Orange county, Va, May
JAMS Cook, aged years, months and days -
'Sufrr little children TO and forbid them
not for such is the kinsdom ofheaven.'
DIED. at his residence in this county on the 10Th
inst, JAMES McNUrT Esq in the 18th year Of his age.
For several years he had been very inGrm and con =
tnued gradually to decline until the time Of his death
As long his health and strength permitted he
man Of great activity, industry and perseverance,, but
did not is confidently believed, permit thc cf
this world swallow up the interests of eternity.
He united with the church at New Providence when
young and in lis communion about sixty years,
and Of its ruling elders for fifty years, and
bout the length OF time, justice Of the peace OF
Augusta county.
Of religion an especially Of that church Of which he
a member.
His house was one of prayer, and as long a. he was
able he ceased not to imporc the blessing of God mp
on himself and those committed 10 his
his views Of the plan OF Aviation through Jesus
Christ clear and scrptura He said that he plac-
cd his whole trust for salvation in the Lord Jesus Christ,
and that he was precious 10 his soul.
He left wife "a numerous family and many relations
and friends, whose duty it Is, TO be thankful that he
was spared so louS and TO make sach an Improvement
Of his DEATH that it may promote their eternal good
.trhe time is Short ir6is is true even of those who
live longest. "Tbe night cometh when no man can
work"
They who die IN Christ are blest:
Ours be, then, thought OF grcving;
Swectly with their God they rest,
All their tolls and troubles leaving;
30 be ours the faith that saYelh
Hope that every trial beareth,
Love that TO the end cndrreth
And through Christ the crown securcth.
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Estate of Jas. B. Hill, decd.

an Wednesday The 9th day of August next,
~ we will sell to the highest bidder, the fulluw-
ing real property belonging tn the estate OF JAS.
B. HILL, decd.
"A BRICK HOUSE
and LOT, on Beverly Street. adjoining the prop
erty of r. &. Bickle. Esq. The house is So con-
structed as to Accommodate man of business with
Store room, Office or Shop, and dwelling for
his family, or could be converted into two Store
rooms The location Of The building, together With
lot of ground in the rear, TO which there is access
by an alley on the West end OF the house, makes
it the most valuable and desirable property now
for sale in the business part Of the town.
2nd A spacious and valuable BUILDING LOT
on the South side Of Beverly Street, Immediately
opposite the residence of VIM. Kinney, ESQ.,
This lot is susceptible ofany kind of improvement
which might be desired and could be made a most
elegant and desirable estate as private residence
10 gentleman who desires to erect building
and otherwise improve lot, according to his own
taste and plans, this lot presents inducements moi
TO be found elsewhere in The town.
As the Lot could be divided and thereby make
two good sized building Lots, we may find it de-
sirable so TO divide tin that event each Of the
two lots would have the same space Of front on
Beverly Street, with house as at present, on
each.
Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock, Immediately
previous to which the Terms Of sale will be an
nuunced.
ANY application made to us or either ofus, be-
fore The day of sale, in reference 10 the purchase
of either of the Lots, priuately, will be duly con-
sidered and attended to.
S. NJ. WOODWARD, I Fvem,ors
j. F. PATTERSON, i'N0'u'o'' ..
Ssaunton, July 80, lS5l.-lds.
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POCAIIONTAS LAND FOR SALE,

BeY virtue of a Decree of the Circuit Court for
~ Pncahonas County pronounced at the May
Term, 1851,
In tavur of Thomas Cannon, administrator of
james Iallman, decd, Plaintiff;
AGAINST
Woolfenharger and olhers-Defendans.
will on the 2nd day of September next, before
the front door OF the Court house, in the Town Of
llhnersvile, in said County, proceed to sell to The
highest bidder, the Land in said bill mentioned
on a credit of six, twelve and eighteen months, the
purchaser giving bond with security for the pur-
chase money. ard a lien retained on the Land for
further security. The Title is believed 10 be good,
but setting as Commissioner, | will convey only
such title as is vested in me BY order of the Court
w. l.. DRUFFEE, Comm.
+ Aupust G. 1851 -4w
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TO land BUYERS.

IN pursuance Of decree of the Circuit Court far
= Augusta County, rendered at the June Term.
1851, In the case Of PorterfeId's widow and ID.
ministntrix, o. Ponerfeld's executors and Others,
the undersigned, the Commissioners therein mined,
viii, ION Friday As79h dog Of .asg,st, 1851, ~
on the premises o6cf for sale to jhe highest bidder.
that most beautiful snd desirable TRACT OF
LAND, known as "Suidier's Retreat" lying 90
the South River, in Augasts County sdjoining the
Lands of Braxton Davis, Charles Patrick and Obj
ers. This Tma of Land contains between
Four and Five Hundred Acres
with every improvement that can be desired. A
good STONE DWELLING HOUSE, With
wings of Brick, a fine large Barn, Ne&rp quarters,
Orchard. &C., and was, for many yesFa the Tesi-
dence of the late Gen. Robert Porterield. A sur.
vey of the Land will be made and plate Of il may
Sc found in the hands of John Wayi, ESQ.,, Of
and the undersigned, in S,suniou,
by lie i4tl inst. Such Tract Of Land as tho
one now Offered has not been 10 market in his
Curiniy for MANY years. 1t is within four miles Of
Waynesborough, through which town the Central
Railroad will pass-the society in the neighboi-
hood is good and, in word; it possesses every adj
vantage that cap be desired.
TERMS. OF SALE.-One- fourth Of the pus-
chase rndney will be required 10 be paid 10 hand,
md the Balance in three equal annual payments.
The purchaser giving bonds with approved patsonal
security .for the deferred payments, and the legal
title tn the Land TO be retained as Ultimate security.
HESDERso 8 Si n. BELL, cdmm'fs:
Il Ca
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TRUST SALE.

RY virtue of deed of trust executed to me by
AS Micajah Sprouse and of record in the office Of
the County Court of Augusta, will, in pursuance
Of the object Of said trust, proceed to sell, al the
house of said Sprouse, on Saturday 18Th Of Sep
tem,Ler next, black mare years old, FED and
white cow. two horse harrow, 2 large plows, 9
shovel plows, 2 matloxes, 2 hoes, 5 sets gear, 60
bushels corn, 700 pounds pork, 7 head of sheep.
800 pounds beef, A feather beds and furniture,
cupboard, old bureaus, china press, 5 chairs,
safe, pair andirons, pair Of smoothing irons,
shovel, pot racks, Kettles, copper and cast,
pots and hooks, 2 ovens, bread baker, 2 coffee
pots, tea pot, sugar dish, | doz. cups and sau-
GERS, dish, 6 pilates, pan, rakes, bread tray,
tub, pals, HID, 6 -four barrels, stack hay,
clock, falling eaftable, kitchen table, churn,
pole axes, 2 coopering axes, hammer, set Of
blowing tools, 9 knives and forks. and candle
stick, being the same described in said trust.
Terms of sale cash. j. B. WATTS.
Aug 10, 1851
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Commissioners Sale of Land.

RY virtue of a decree Of the Circuit Superior
AZ Court for Augusta county rendered at the June
Term, 1851, in the case of John II. Syrcle VS..
David Rankin and others, will proceed, on Sat
urday the 9th day of September next, TO sell up
IN The premises, TO the highest bidder, at public
auction, certain
Tract Or Parcel of Land,
containing by estimation Ga Acres, Rood 20 Pol
es, lying near the town of Mount Scion, in Au
gusa county being part Of tract heretofore Gun
veyed by said Rankin and wife to Hugh w. Shelf
fey and being now in possession of said Rankin
There is small tenement on the land. suisabl
for small family. The soil is fertile and suscep
tble Of the highest improvement.
TERMS OF SALE:-A credit Of 6, IL, Is
and "a months will be given; bonds with approx
ed security to be executed by the purchaserand the
legal title 10 he retained as ultimate security.
HUGH w. SHEFFEY, Com'r.
Ang Is, 1915.
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BELLEVUE FEMALE SEMINARY.
Rev. JAMES MORRISON, Principal.
Miss LAURA H. FREEMAN, Ist Ass'nt.

VNHE design of this Institution is to furnish the
4 means Of a substantial and thorough educa-
ton. The greatest attention is paid to the health,
conort, manners, morals and religious instruction
of the pupils. The location is one of singular
beauty. The neghborhood good Students from
a distance boarded in the family of the subscriber
and treated as his own daughters. The School
house is 50 near, that the students are not exposed
in reaching it. The School has now been in sue
cessu operation two years, and has received con-
stantly increasing patronage. Arrangements are
now made, and in progress, which it is hoped will
render it still more worthy ofpublic favor. Miss
Freeman is lady of very unusual attainments and
qualifications as teacher. This, believe, is The
unanimous opinion ofall those who patronizeG the
School during the last session. or who witnessed
the examination al its close. Negotiations are now
in progress to secure the services Of another quail
fled teacher.
The next session will commence on the lst of
September.
TERMs.-Tnition in English $25 CO.; Latin and
French each $l0; Music $50; in needle worn,
drawing, &c., according to what is taught Board
IS per MONTH Candles furnished at cost, or by the
pupils as may be preferred. Further particulars
can be learned by letters addressed TO me at
Btowhsburg, Va.
IL 90 Iosf ~
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The James River and Kanawha Hotel,
AT PATTONSBURG, BOTETOURT CO.

vUNHE subscriber would inform his friends and the
public GENERALLY, that he has leased the above
Hotel for term of years, from Messrs Leftwich
s. McMa,h, the proprietors and that he will be
prepared, at all times, after the 9Th of Augusta
which time he will take possession, if not suonel
to accommodate any number Of Boarders. besides
the travelling public: The Building is entirely
new-just being finished=it is four stories high,
and in point of size, elegance and commOdiousness,
is perhaps The most splendid that can be found any
where in the Valley: 10 travellers on the Packet
Boat. (Which will soon be running, he would beg
leave 10 say, il advance that il s more conveniently
located for their accommodation than any other
Ho,el, being just a, the end Of the Bridge, on the
same side Of the River along which the bosts pass
and some rs or 80 yards from the towing path.
His TABLE will be furnished with the best
that the country can supply: his BAR with the
choisest Liquors and his ROOMS with the best
of Beds. His stable also is large, and will be
attended by an excellent OSTLER. He is de-
termined, in Short to spare neither pains nor ex-
pense to accommodate and please sand he hopes
that his long experience as landlord, with the sa-
periof inducements that he is persuaded he has
in his power to offer, will ensure him large share
Of the public patronage.
SAMUEL DARST.
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S'TAUNTON FOUNDRY.


VNHE undersigned continues to furnish at short
4 notice CASTINGS of every description, at
hs foundry in Stauhton e
He keeps constantly on fsand--t 90
Hathaway Cook Stoves;
Air Tight do do,
T. < Box and Ten Plate do,
Mill and Saw Mill Gearing,
Thrashing Machine Casting,
Mould Bourds; great variety,
Wagon Boxes, Sc, &c.. ,s
Having the patterns on hand, ! can furnish at
all times, any particular piece Of the Stoves that
may by accident, or otherwise, be broken. Gus
toners are invited, to give him call and they
shall find the terms reasonable and prices low.--
Allwork warranted. A liberal discount made for
cash; also discount made 10 Merchants or others
who purchase by the quantity. Thankful for past
support he asks continuance Of the SAME. Orders
by mail promptly attended to.
ALBERT. j. CARRIER.
Staunton, July %, lS5l.-tf.
PSI have made arrangements with Messrs
Bryan & Bradley, by which persons purchas
ing the Delaio or New York Premium Podgh or
Castings from me, will not be held liable for an in
fringement of the Livingston Plough patent
These Pluughs can be obtained at the Blacksmith
Shop of Mr.. WIN. WOODWARD, near the Western
Asylum. A. j. 6.
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C0MMIssIONERS SALE OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

NY virtue Of a decree of The Chancery Cour, for
AS the County of Nelson. in the friendly snt of
Charles Hannah and wife Plaintiffs, Us William
Smith and others Daft. the undersigned as special
Commissioner herein tanned will sell al public AUG
ton on the premises on Ffidaythe l9M dag Of Sep
TENDER meat, tract Of land containing
1852 ,2CRES,
lying upon Rockfsh River about 6 miles from che
Blue Ridge Tunnel and adjoining The lands of
Charles P. Rodes, Wilson G. Smith and Others,
and within 2 miles of the Howardsville Turnpike
Road a good soil and handsomely located, the i'm
provements toletably comfortably, and the farm
well watered.
TERMS.--nne third of the purchase money
will he required in hand, the balance in two equal
annual payments, the purchaser will be required to
give bond with approved pessondl security and a
Deed Of Trust 10 secure the deferred payments
Should The weather be such on The day of sale, as
in the opinion Of the Comm, make it inexpedient
to sell on that day. the sale will take place on the
next fair day thereafter.
JNO w. DICKINSON, Comm'r.
Aupust l3 lS5l.-4t.
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MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.
OF Hanpden Sidney College,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.


TINE fourteenth annual course Of Lectures vii
commences on Monday, the 18th Of October
1851, and continue until the first Of March ensu
ling. The commencement for comforting degrees
will be held about the middle Of March.
X. L. BoHArSAN, NJ. D., Professor Of Obste.
tries, Bic. .rc
l.. w. CHAMBERLAYNr, NJ. D., Professor oil
Materia Medica, &c.
8. MAUPfS, M. d., Professor Of Chemistry.
c. Belle GIBsoH; NJ. D., Prof. Of Surgery, &c.
C.P JOHNSON, M: D., Prof. of Anatomy and
Physiology.
oh. Tucrss; M. D.. Prof. Of Theory and
Practice Of Medicine:
A. E. PErJcoLGs, NJ. d., Deuionstritot or A.
ilatomy.
The facilities for .aaaiomical and Clinical in.
strticiion in this institution are unsurpassed.
EXPENSES.-Matrculatioh fee $5-Profes
sors' fees (aggregaie) $l05A Demonstrators fee
fee SIS.
Theprl of Board, including fuel, lights and
servants attendance, is usually So or $3I per week
The Catalogue, &c.. containing fuller inlifdfma-
ton concerning the School will be forwarded to
those applying for it, or specific enquiries will be
answered by letter. Address
S. MAUPIN. M. D.,
July 80, lS5l.-7w. Dean Of the Faculty.
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MOUNTAIN GROVE FOR SALE.

A S the subscriber has removed to the 'eu
"A Sweet Springs, he offers his FARM TOT 'a,e'
situated in the County of Bath, on The lurnP'Ae
road from the Warm Springs to iiuh'eis. .r':
halfway between the above named places: MS
Farm lies in the fork Of the two BACK ofoehs' Suo
contaius by an inclusive survey a'ous
1900 ACRES,
the larger portion of which lies perfectly level, be,
ing bottom lands on those streams. iis IN good
state of cultivation, with gooa Fencing ana con-
siderable portion of the ploughed lands set In clio
vor about As or so Acres Of meadow and as much
more may be made. Ii produces grain of all Kinds
we'll. and offers great inducements TO the stock
raiser, being surrounded by the finest maintain
range in the county, equal 10 that in any country.
SrvxA The improvements are large and com-
GTiE3 Portable hewed
I!i LOG HOUSE.
a two story BRICK KITCHEN AND WEAV-
ING HOUSE, fine Stone Dairy, with as hae
water as can be found in the mountains, an excel
lent Smoke house aud Negro Cabins, large dou-
bic Barn and Slabling sufficient,
A Fine Manufacturing Mill,
with all the machinery necessary for cleaning
wheat and making good flour. Also,
A FTRSTRATE SAW-MILL,
all in good repair, and possessing fine water
There is Post Office kept here, with two mails
arriving and departing weekly. This is an excel
lent stand for Tavern and a Store. 1t is useless
to say more, presuming that any person wishing 10
purchase will examine for himself My address is
''Red Sweet Springs" Allegheny County, Va
Terms made easy, and possession given at any
time. SANITY. GAlENOuD.
A,r,s, On 1871 DIM
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WANTED for the "Highand Academy" a
w Male Teacher who is qualified 10 teach all
the branches necessary 10 good English educa-
,ion and also the Latin Language.
Persons applying for the situation will please
furnish references of their qualification, and state
what branches, if any, they can teach in addition
to those above indicated. A permanent situation,
with a fair salary may be expected, if good and
competent teacher can be obtained.
For particulars address either of the undersgn-
ed a. Monterey, Highland County, Virginia.
VIM. w. FLEMING,
GEO. n. KINNEY,
WIN. G.. JONES,
JACOB HINER,
A. STEPHENSON, Jr,,
August 90, iS51.-3t Trustees.
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w our Fall and Winter assortment Of RICH FASH.
IONABLE FANCY
SILK AND MILLINERY GOODS:
We respectfully invite all Cash Purchasers thorough
ly to examine Stock and Prices. and INTEREST
GOVERNS feel confident Goods and Prices will
induce them to select from our establishment Parc
ular attention is devoted to MILLINERY GOODS,
aud many Of the articles manufactured expressly to
order, and cannot be surpassed in beauty, style and
cheapness. $50
BEAUTIFUL PARIS RIBBONS, for Hat, Cap. Neck
SATIN AND TxFFETA RIBBONS, of all widths
SILKS Tx s': sAf1Ns, vELtETs, and UNCUT VEL.
VETS; for Hats. "'H
FEATHERS, AMERICAN AND FRENCH ARTI.
FICIAL FLOWERS. -
PUFFlNGS, AND CAP TRIMMINGS.
DRESS TRIMMINGS, large assortment.
EMBROIDERES, CAPES, COLLARS, UNDER
SLEEVES AND CUFFS. l
FINE EMBROIDERED REVERE AND HRM.
STITCH CAMBRIA HANDKERCHiEFS.
GRAPES, LISSES, TARLETONS, ILLUSION and
v9nENciENEs, BRUSSELS, THREAD. SILK. 4
Isle THREAD LACES. lf
hid, SILK, SEWING SILK, Isle THREAD
MERINO GLOVES AND MITTS.
FIG URED AND PLAIN SWISS, BOOK, BISHOP
LAWN AND JACONET MUSLINS.
English, French, American and Italian
STRAW GOODS.
Ma MI
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Valuable Property for Sale.

1eNHE subscriber will offer at public sale on
Thursday the 2SM ddy Of y4ugust next, his
valuable property situated seven miles above Mid
dlebrook, and within one mile Of the Lexington
road and mile from Newport, in Augusta County.
The Tract of Land contains FIFTY ACRES.
and has on it a MERCHANT MILL. and a
SAW MILL, both IN tOlefabe repair. The stream
which turns tie Mills is never falling, and there
are admirable sites for any kind Of machinery.
The proposed new road from Staunton 10 Lex
ington by way of Middlebrook and Brownsburg,
will pass Immediately by the property. The neigh,
borhood is agreeable, aud The land is well adapted
to the raising Of wheat.
rERMS-Nill be made known on day If sale
u Address the subscriber Middlebrook, All.
gusla County.
SAMUEL B. SPROUL.
Jnly so, 1851. -tds-Rock. Reg. copy 81.
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WINCHESTER MARKETS..
Week EHdins August 10.
NEW BOOKS.

TE7lIE Life and character OF Jnhn Paul james
"A Yeast, by the author of Alton Locke Tray
els In the United States, by Lady Worlley
Fank Eaitlegh The Christian Minstrel De
Haas History OF Western Virginia; Ubric 8
Remedy f"r the Wrongs Of Women by Miss Beech
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ship. BY Alexander; Bunyan's Pilgrims Ptogfsss
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Diapers Patent lax Stsnd-s new article, just
received and lnr sale by
Aug 20, 1851. r. COWAN.
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BOUNTY LAND WARRANTS.

'ENHE subscriber will visit the North western
States, in October next, for the purpose Of To-
eating Land Warrants issued in pursuance Of the
Act Of Congress, passed September 18th. 1885,
Warrants owned by persons residing in the same
County will be located together. they will thus
be enabled. by writing, to employ, at trifing ex-
pense, an Agent, residing near the land, who will
pay tile taxes and sell or lease it as they may do
sire. He will select responsible Agent for them.
A power Of Attorney to locate and obtain patent,
should be written on the back of the warrant. un-
der seal, and aliested by two witnesses. His fee
will be ten cents per acre, payable upon the deliv-
cry of the patent. The warrants should be sent
by mail TO him at this place by the 18th of October.
E. f. PAXTON.
Lexington. July 80. 1851
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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-08-20
Public Sale.

n WILL sell. on Friday the 29th Of this month,
Il a, ''Sodiel's Retreat" Gas soon as the Land
sale is over. Jail the FARMING IMPLEMENTS
on said Plantation, good Road Wagon, with
everything complete, for use on the road, a guod
Farm Wagon, (rery strong all the stock Of
Horses, Cattle, Sheep and Hogs,
80 or 40 Tons of Hay, and Grain of all kinds
The growing crop of Corn will be divided into lots
and sold. variety of Household and Kitchen
Furniture, with many other articles not here men,
TONED.
0cs- Terms made known on the day oS SALE
JNO. WAYT,
For S. A. PoRTERFIELD.
: Aug Is. l85l.-,ds.