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The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1851-03-24

GOAP AND GANDLES--No. !, Soap, Star
- and Summer Candies, good articles for sale
aug. 6, so by s. X. ROSS.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1851-03-24

tSOLE LEATHER-iOne Ton, best Quality
~ eastern tanned Sole Leather, Tor sale to
Anulaclares az lowest rates.
stpt. 30. 80. S.R. ROSS. D
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1851-03-24

alALEu HAY 800 bales best lay, for sale
Dby S. R.4ROSS.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-01-11
iSHAM HARRISON, in.
ISAAC 4. llCHENOR.
L. |. SHARP.

7 witnessed the exercises Of Mr.. Cra"'ford's Acad
envy. during the last day oi the examination, LAST sum
ner The exercises OF the several classes, IN latin
t,reek aud the Scientific and Primary Departments,
indicated RAPID progtess OF the pupls, and much
diligence ard ability on the part OF the teachers
take great pleasure N expressing my opinion that
Tire Lowndes Academy is an institution OF high mer
/. and most cordially recommend its abb aud enter
,risng Principal, Mr. Crawford, and his very cspa
BE Assistants, to pdetl av0r and patronage.
JOHN +. JACK.
Columbus, Miss, Jan'y, 4ih, 1850.
attended the last examination OF the Students Of
i.owndes Academy, which closed on the 24th Of DE.
eember last and cordially say for 1t, all that is said
above, for the Summer examination.
]. Il. ilALBERT
Columbus, Miss, jan 4th, 1850
The following is extracted from letter. written by
II Kew Dr. manly, President OF the University o.
1ia to the Principal after j. NJ. r., student at
l.owndes Academy, during the year l84S, had been
examined and received into that lnstitutlon.-( the
University Of Aabama)
UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA, Jan. y, 1900
Wv Dear Bfother;--lJlr yoong friend +. here. Tie
appear. remarkably well under examination; aud was
rlo 10 nd deficient any thing, whrh he mad studied
This rarely happens 10 any who, are admitted mere -
From Ill the circumstances antic pate very solid rep
utal;an as scholar tor him.
His ndu,isson, wmut defect in any ting he Rad
.tudled under yon care reflects honor your school
We shabs very happy torsceive sIcn pnpilsas f
often. Seiy Truly, yours, d. MANLY
CrLuMBUs, July 20, 1850,
IIsyfrp extended the Examination OF the students Of
l,ownes Acedea9. t'a the 10th and llth inst, was
exceedingly well pleased with it tor the students
ACQUITTED themselves in manner highly credtable 10
teachers and Pnpils
II must have been apparent toevery one present
that there vas no collision between pupils and
,aachers. AZ tliore sometimes is.
In fact, have never attended any examination
with WITCH was better please and being person
Ay interested, having two sons studying the Gas
sics and the Mathematics, IN lowndes Academy,
shall continue thcmnthis Institute. In fine, Cheer.
tny recommend Lowudes Academy to the patronage
ii all VINO Lave cons daughters 10 educate, as an
Institution Of real merit. JAMES WHITFIELD
Tie subscriber only adds, that he hopes, by faft.
f and successful discharge Of the relative duties de-
yolyinr upon lin, AZ the Proprietor and Principal n
this inatt,ton, to pisra tie patronage Of IN cl,ieh
tened community PEER CRAWFORD.
snu4rv Ith 1850.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-01-11
CERTIFICATES

CoLusBus, Miss, Jsny. Alb 1882.
This certi6es that We attended the examination Of
the Students OF LOwndes Aeademy, last sCmmer /;
hat the examination VAS conducted, from hour to
and rom day o day,oT three daysn the ordaa-
~ branches Of an English education in Tie La'ln,
Gree; sld French languages, and IN the Na'hrn'ai'
cs hat Il was one oi the most rigid tnPaFlfl az
satisfactory examinations that we ever witoesse.
early showing that the Principal the Rev I
Crawford and bic Associates, are not only efile q.
scholars, Bat fs;,hful and successful teachers
We regard Lowndes Academy, AS an institution
of real merit and xn ornament and blessing 70 oei
county aud State; and We take great Pleasure ~
recommending il to the liberal patronage OF SD en-
,itrtanad community
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-01-11
NEW GOODS.

Ir THE undersigned beg leave TO call the al
IGNITION Of the citizens oil Columbus, and the adoln'
ing country, to their stock OF
STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS
comprising almost every article in that inc.
SILKS, BAtEGES. MUSIiNS, Lawns,
iih CaIicoes, lAcas aua Edgings, and all the
new and fashionable s;yseso Bress Goods
Brown and pleacb'd Cotton Good, olevery width
and quality; Cettonades, Nankius Cotton and Kitten
Co4tngs, and goods for sumner wear.
Irish Linen Table ard Brown Linen rark'rs lin.
en- Sheetings, 8, 10 and II or, vide, SIX NolScd
aud Gotten Hose and has Hose, Glove hiits, Hand
kerchirfs, Cravts Suspcnders, aud Articles TOR the
Toilet in great variety. Also, la'gc stock OF ncw
and iasfiAsbic ready made Gtaibin.s, Foiha, CassI
mere,, and Vcsting, Boots ard Shoes 'addery. Chi
ma, Glass stone, Mood Silver, BRITANNIA and Hard
ware, JcweIry. MATCHES, etc. etc.
The a5Me, with their iull sssarlsnent Of goods for
planater l,c, Blanket, Kcrseys. tinseys, Osna1arrs
Woo iljs, So they offer to ALL more particularly
to those 70 h)m they are urder 40 many Obligations
ior tacr liberal patronage tor years past
A. SIllPSON q co.
March 23. 1850. 3saf,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-01-11
REGULAR PACKET,
FIRST CLAss.
rHe NEW sTAUNCH FAST RUNNING STEAMER
GU ,Ts BA,

ROBERt - ). Muster.
WILL. commence her regular trips with the first
w ,:se Of the .iyer-leayng Mobile every Satur-
day evening and arriving at Columbus Monday,
O'Clock D. IN. Leaving for Mobile, Tuesday >
O'clock. a. ,n.-Meores Bluff 10 a. m.-Union Bluff
and Nashville same day; pckensve "Wednesday 8
O'Clock, a m, Memphis, Fairfield ard Newpor same
day Vienna : o'clock, m, Warsaw 2 p. m, Gaines
vile 4 D. IN Jones Bluff and Blafport same night
arriving in Mobile on Thursday evening.
The CUBA is entirely new--built EXPIRE sly tor
the trade-(And has all the modern improvement in
machinery, with FIRE engne) Her cabins and state
rooms are flushed in a style equal to any thing in
the Southern waters.
The well known puuctsahy and promptness OF
Cart Orie lnsures the arrival and departure Of the
Cuba according to her schedule
pano the CABIN viii oe found at the Office Of
the agents, where berths may be secured
HALE y MUkbOc X, Agents.
August IL, 1916. Oil:
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-01-11

-. ~. 80
~. lIlIII.tN.

- he eoaanesfship hcFethfofe sSilins AeiSest
1 Gray 4 Joacs hGs ersh lssaisea y -'i,ali
rausea; ,o.- ins, bed = he ae6te hf,f, NsN irc
o,l.ss acce4als "a the tts.5, s. l. g : * elicn -
tie Sses = osSse, who 4.ly aatlirsea Il colecs
asd rece.8t ieF ;ae szGc.
Ce.amb-s, g rs, is53 l!i-e.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-01-11
aamInl.lrnlnr,. -

DY vEee ard "a rar,a4Hce 81 9 le q
ID pn.lais Courtui L9uutes -ola-g, ua-c tts
ilat term taereei TIE lnlsfs.Eall A-nI s..I..lf
De Estate 81 Martin Sped. lecllsea ~
ellsy re lssh Day Of January lf2.. leiea
hours prescribid 81 hW, pnceai o se..saa &c fe-
e ses ard a. puhie eui-efy, ipfAe hHlass tttcf 81
crtdf q ore ten. ihlee sad tnf flse. i-ell
Cay q saic-a itAsl ce7taiulr-ei. lsni. isHf ~
eat bali o. The ua-h ta-i ti-s, b. - sun aeafi
h,e ioArfhip ri-.ts e. reifait r'--. -r'ets sssi
lie ersi lsH o. sset.euttf ass IS asHs,eeH.
R0Tth OF EsEse ee&saieen e4i.--er.t s- 80
acres. Asa toe gsst hall Is, - ~ II
seoi.la twc.se tisrs.ap Use e-h asE y rsg1
sixteen oast-ali iyiag ara 1C. q ss a4HiF e
,.aauess a. cisse o. Mississippi. q fssta~sfr
sa. , &c .sse Il give 5sal S.ih sssst'f 10 Re
so - -ta. pl
IllIT r CaNNEiIa
finias f.g y ts' f..im n
ga "a Sod, Z tssssA
a.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-01-11
COEU vi ES u y
FEMALE lNSllIt H.


'ENIlE Trustees Of this Institution Ia commend
4 inF II c,auAs t1tha public, take pleasure y
saying 10 Il. iOr'GaT patrons apdshe riepda 4. 10
male education -euer3'y t,at il has entered upon
the lnrd year Of It's stlrs VIII cheering prospeats
Of increased success ai aeluness.
Tia -eryices of Mr. kaH. gr A MgAas (forrer-
" Of South CsroIirs aud iaty G. hutlw, Ala } have
been engaged as prncipai, and his qualifications lor
The snpafniendehcc ii such ilsitntfea. is ePigc
ed by those best d testimonial ioag experience and
uniform succcss. The same may be SAID oil the As.
sistants Whoa he brngs 10 his AID IN The manage
ment Of she yarioas dsparttnents, ite Importance
Of sustaining female seminary OF high orlet in
Columbus, II, We believe eit arl acknowledged BY
all. We presou, the Columbus Nemale Institute as
school admirably calculated 10 supply this want,
and therefore as worthy VI ~ encouragement We
have able and accomplished nst;udes; the contse
Of study is fld, thorough and finished the bindings
and grounds are well adapt for the purposes Of 4
large Female school; the location IS eaithiH peas
ant ard retired, and no eXetlons vii he spared on
the part OF the Trustees TO maze i one oi the first IN
situations in the South West. 10 accomplish this,
we only invoke the patronage Of liberal pub'ic.
teHcHer
Ma Recent A MEASs, friaopel,
Miss Louisa CUsSNcaAm, Eaglish Branches,
Miss s. c. CHAIN,
MIR. ). aIARKsrlEN, Vo9al aud Instrumental
M,Gc,
Mss H. CHATS, Primary Department.
The sholastc year Is divided INTO two sessions Of
five months, commencing respectively on the first
Monday in lctober and March.
Nc Pupil viii be received fora shorter period than
one session. but eau enier AZ any time and viii be
charged irors tire time Of entrance.
No deduction sill be allowed except, from contin'
aed sickness and thai, al the discretion OF The Pm
cipa In deductions FOR board, no fraction less thal
half month will be ronsidered
The young ladies VINO board IN the Institute WI
not be allowed to attend balls or parties or receive
visits except from their relatives Their expend
lures and visits, viii also be supervised,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-01-11

I'm JAYSE's Hair Tonic, removes dandrrf clean
~ ses the SCALE, gives the hair beautiful glossy
appearance, and finally prevents it from falling out
or becoming prematurely gray. Jayne's Hair FtnIc
stands nnrivaled as useful and healthy preparation
for tho hsi~ For ealeby
June, lscO-Iy ]. JONES IN.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-01-11

10AA pounds bess article n gasc 'Ss,
I.st.eaa his cone dr. {, l,agh Mess-. Ne,terel's
Oa,, Co, 81 PiHlAa lpta AMI sand. Gag sHlfr'sf
10 Any o.hef tisie aSilasut,ircj n the continent
FIR sac ay
Jlss, Issg-lY. J. ioAsS q,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-01-11
yrNs,3y. sf3fp

PEN - NJ w.
IA OLBEAR'S WHITING ACADEMY, III Tire
AV Masonic Hall, on nan Seer, Nete5tz, wiIi
be Kept open during the suriiaerend taH Mr. Dol.
bear WI guaIilY seveqa gentlcneIs daing tie sea
son u teach the Science Of pefmanship, aud act
a. agents for the sale Of Dolbear'S SPLENDID iod
Pens, and Dobear's Penmanslhp, IN die STATE ol
uis.i.sipp, i,ousiana and Arkansas
Persons ol energy can make from $73 p $50
per moalh Those wishing to sualiy, must come
well recommended.
r Letters addressed TO LEVI D0LBEAk, Match
e., Mss, @;Il receive attention.
+.+Dolbear's Splendid GOLD PENS for sale a
his room. March, l6, 1850.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-01-11
an ALE OLE FRAME joe.

h,ssa treet, T0tussaS, MISS
GASfaN. 30 NSruN & STEVENS.
1SkrU,, Ntkeir,hsI1s tother Old customers, and
= a..oya the public generally, lahd particularly
these IN want Of furniture hstthey haveJ1st recetvec'
and hare n hard good assortment OF oha'Ts, NC
also an elegant Stock OF materials. such as Tue Ma
eoqanv. Walnat, Rosewood, Looking Glasses, Mar
bic, Plush HAIR cloth. Curied hair Hardware, NC,
nd are manufacturing valuable ass0rttnentoitia'n and
fancy lufuure v also continue TO attend 10 Mattress
naklng. Repairing Upbckierng. Va n'shlng, &c with
aeatness aad despaieh alinn ab.e terms nd hpe
bya prompt aud carr n abortion an orders ~ our nc
10 sni reA,n that share of pubic favor ard patronage
who's Ne have hsFei tore hbfrally received
N b. The undertaking business la It's various bran
ches attended % reas ouabl and 9r'm9tly to KnE@
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-01-11
Health and prosperity.


EAR SPliLMAA takes this iHfthoi Vt informing
~ his friends mud public 10 general, taat he IS stllt
at his old stand, on Market st. where be Will 10
gcueral be found, pness prote' sanai'y engaged,
He has on hand and ior sale general assortment
of med eines such a. twelve wears extensive prae-
tee in Columbus and ia vicinity, has CONVINCED
him are well adapled % the diseases Of lhr
south Among WHICH VIII he lonnG ilir vel tf,wn
Southern Vegetable Antbons l'ilis No SiA,
Cholera Syrup Colo drops. Anndvne drops,
'fmctufe l.5bela, Antispasnludc ;'.nct-rc, hts7
Syrup Lobea, Competition powders se.ye pow
dcrs, Va'yidn) Cayenne, Back haoi, BAGS
Codosli, Blue cod1eh, Golden Se.l, Beth h4el,
Extmct d WHITE Nalnaf
Ccnpornd Tonic for female ob-lruc'aus, Ait idYs-
eniere MiNuye Ter danNle, a} eHalY, @c
RhHbarb Cordial, lof darriaf d,seftorH ~
Mississippi lonic valuable meFe8ta' w 'he sf5
oGChdls and Fever, tithori lte ase Of Quinn.
llydrogosue Mixture, No /, fol thceafe u Unused
Dropsy.
IIydmrogre Mixture, No. 2, for tie cure 81
D,opsy a the abdomen.
Compound Syrup Of Wud Cherry, good IN coughs,
co,ls. consumption, No
Aoorenl Compound Extract Of Sas pariiia, c6od for
the cure ol Dbpepsia, Eyer conplaiats ecsfieensss
Of the bowels, complaints Of ne kidpiea genera
debility, and also - purify The bi"nd
an NsWp PIC syrup NAt ~ W. "N't N'hHHN fl'.
certain tciaeIes fJr tic cure Of Dyspegda ard
Liver complaints
These medicines are ar prepared from fresh inl
nsaarne ARTICLES, and ultdes tie nnD.e'atte sgpst
wv. sPIfhNAN, VI u.
Columbus. Miss April ao-a1-7bas
ciuNt9D. NE tdt AAi0RiA3UUs ettaA
1880; III sgeaking 81 Cnnlliae a5a, "fhH
Ia tbsaetme ptnrlpie Is elay Quu0a Amp-
llss tt}nq; lhat lie subs 'ter % iaci deseHsed
n So-lllrm. llenryani Beiniire, y simply NJ
Alkaloid Quaa III an amofPllaus Of naeg} stllne
ftaie
nMr. Il sseau recommends AniorpAons Qain@
n te treatment IL crd'en, 1hisN he etfa, g orfe
,eiiye Than nc Sdpats,, d nsoable N .ae 'ay',
All has not mdcii taste
For sale II the AGA Of the "Segro and Mortar
November 10 1850. 2O--
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-01-11
DR. a. u. J9IA 2.

UkEs As N. y " II =
Has RENE vel ais Office 70 the sn'e 81 isnFN
& Waitf Z, la4R * @ 0llefe p y. R'o us r es' :
% see lbs ityra. ta a@'le afy ONs@'tS r
LIN wig u ps3Np,' sT-ed;o
ea.4nlsGs OctsHs iy !eso W.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-01-11
NOtteRl.
my GOOD s

A.sor,,.e't Ssfee and complete embracing every
article usually KEPT IN the Dry gooos business
tiaid IS are
Assortment. general and well selected consisting
= ra,lcry. rraces best Hoes, Cross aai apl Mn
2 NC csrnentors Tools, Anuis Bellows, Vices,
r ,mners. Castings, pioughs &c, &c.
Tobacco
Tho best Virginia Brands and other faallities.
CIOnslling
Stock general and well selected Caps, hats,
y eta AMI Slices.
Sa1dlery.
Large and complete assortment.
(jsnabBrgs.
large consignment 70 be sold cheap.
All,he above goods will be sold low to Functaa'
.storner.-who are invited 70 cali.
-A'0'''' JONA. DECHERD.
February 5, 1850.
gpR JAYkr's Expectorant, Altcrp@No'
~ Hair Tonic, o, "i, pills
Carnnatire Daisam, od,s'1Ne -
Arue Pills and Hair Dye. foL sals -
June, is50-ly ------
10y az. Quinine for sale b. Messrs, "hAds.H
Nil !. TAyroK's 5. at rive dollars pOr ounce.
een,enbeg 7lk. 1880 i0-aL
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-01-11
NNllCr,
nissolutiOa1.

yEsIIE firm \ i'Eelithn GsAs a dissolved by
,Ee dpatL u the former. Tie Business wiz s
.,.,;,ucd h the sabsctber, WHO vii Re glsi q SOC
,sa cnstoners b the former cnncefn audall ot'es
,bst r,av layor hin with CALL 'fnnale reem 4
the Fali aud Winter stock, the present me Wi, y
.oI5 remarkably low, onho usual Tine 10 puncsl 4
e0'''Ae t.r. CRAY.
Columons, Sept IA, 1850 lid
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-01-11


-LeAYAbtE ONE HALF N ApvANcT--
Preparatory Department per session NO
Fourth Class, 10
Third Class, ~
Second Class,
First Class, ~
Languages (each) ~
Music on the Piano or Guitar. 20
Use ofInstrntnentfcrp ractfcing,
Drawing and Painting, 70
Ornamental and needle work, ~
Contingent expenses,
Board per m,pth fincluding lights, wash
ing, bed and bcddng) 1890
Withoul washing, 10
For fye days IN the week, g.
Accounts must be settled at the close Of each ses
sion.
Young ladies' boarding IN the Institute, must far
nsh their own towels; and ever, article Of cothin
must be distinctly marked with the owners name
utitH0h K CisAS TN,
President Of Board T'rrreee,
February 2osh 1850. So-lY.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-01-11

~ liz undersigned respectfully informs he treads
1 AMI customers Of tfe 90 hfm that he continues
me DRUG BUSINESS al tie Oh stand aud FesPeet-
folly soieNs share q their paliousge
JANE,S Jones. lE.
Columsbs, Miss, October 10. 1855. l5-G
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-01-11
o r'rtEY H So Fl,
.N.,.lh 81, ~ y. w lstrlal.-

Orr arAsn ~ Wfasra. Wears q ca.
sss.li Il nave formed ees4Heassltip
tgA ~ 'he puthse 81 cen.
la.,ifr Mrrete 8asas IN fhe nfy Goods
me, I'll 6a tt t y8sYa 9,a <s4@eWhere t4nT
have ON aaad aei asteasdg Ja'aert n
sraPLE 4 FAtci DRY GOODS
sBit.fie or 'lA season and tbs market; together
N.h f,saay nals Ciohiag, Hardra's " Qassas-
,gars, Sa4aifp sc.
We iasite our friends and the public to give ms a
call and examine Cur stock. a. We beys 40 doabl Of
being able to .ut ,aein n Goods aud prices.
joins X ofrLEY,
PETER STARK.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-01-11
MS uTTTTOV

Fg7 HE f,m 81 A. y. JoHes 8 Co. vas aaso.red Il
rauiuai agrcenenl on ne nrsi instant. AZ
those hEvia- cem1nts againsi ihe Hfa WIZ eiteeat
tacla lo James Jones' it, and az persons i.l,ea %
a ,i -,l t,.r u.,s,, aa5 accoErfs % lie lards Of
John 4. Ksesker who Is u.oas authoIfEs4to c1lsN
AN JONES,
Jas JONES, T.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-09-17
September TO, l65l.-tds:.
AUGUSTA LANDS FOR SALE.

EpY virtue of decree Of the Circuit Court of
Ed Augusta County, rendered at the June term,
the undersigned Commissioners. will proceed on
Saturday The llh day Of October. on the premises.
to sell at public auction, the Lands at Benjamin
IioufT, decd, subject TO The widows dower.-
These Lands are in two separate tracts. The
larger or Hume place, consisting OF about
23S ACRES;
lies on the Middle River, six miles from Siauiton;
and one mile from The McAdamized Turnpike, adj
joining Poage. Harnsbarger and others. The i'm
pruvements are comfortable and such as are usually
fund upon our Valley farms.
The other Tract contains about 66 ACRES.
lies two miles distant from the home place and Is
we'll tim5ered The soil of both Tracts is Of the
best quality of limestone and in good stale Ofcul-
tivation.
Prior to the day of sale the Lands will be sur
veyed and the widows dover laid off and on the
day of sale the whole body Of Lands in both Tracts
will be sold, subject to The Widows life.esate in
the one third, or only The residue Of the land after
taking off the dover will be offered as may appear
most advanageousfnr The heirs!
TERMS.-A credit Of one, twoand three years
except So much of The purchase money, 10 be paid
in hand as shall defray the costs of suit and sale
the purchaser giving bond with security and the
title retained as ultimate security.
WILLIAM FRAZIER,
SANI'L IIARNSBARGER, Com'rs.
THUS p. WILSON,
September 10, 5l.-ids.
gsy- Rockingham Reg. copy till day Of sale.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-09-17
Valuable Pendleton Lands for Sale.

WILL be offered fur sale at public auction, on
w Thursday the ooh ofNovember next, at the
late residence of Adam Conrad, decd, in the
County ~ Pendlelon, Va, the well known and
VALUABLE FARM upon which the said Adam
Cunrad decd resided composed of several Tracts
and parts of Tracts, which inclusively surveyed
contains about
500 ACRES,
considerable portion well improved. The Dwell
ling House is comfortable, with Kitchen, Smoke
house. and uher necessary buildings; good Barn,
Water Grist Mill The Mill will shortly want
repairing but it une Of The best sites fur mill or
machinery of any kind, both as 10 locality and the
stream Of waler that turns the mill il being a
sprinq branch the head Of which is not more :han
three hundred yards from the mill ever-falling
stream always sufficient to drive any kind Of ma
chnery and also free from ice. in the winter sea-
SON. The unmproved portion of said Lands Is
covered with valuable timber Of the best varieties
for plank. The said Lands will be sold by the
subscriber in pursuance of the last will and esta-
meni of jacob Conrad. decd.
TERMS OH SALE Oue-f0ur,h in six months
from the day Of sale, and the balance in three equal
annual ins,anenls, To be secured by bonds and ap-
proved security. and The title withheld until all
the purchase money is paid. The title is believed
To be good hut only such title as is vested in the
subscriber by the said will and testament will be
made Further terms as TO possession, &C., made
known on The day of sale
SOLOMON HEDRICK. Adm!
de bonis non npon the estate of J. Conrad, decd,
September II, l85l.-tds.
sTSy- Rockingham Register copy.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-09-17

THE subscriber. as sole heir Of his some John
L S. Thompson, Decd, will offer for sale at
2ublic auction, on the premises, on Friday the 3lst
day Of October next, the farm lately belonging to
to the deceased II is situated 10 Augusta coun-
ty, about nine miles North West Of Stsun-
ton, Go which point the Genital Rail Road
will be completed in about a year, adjoining
the farms Of the Rev. DR.. Hendren, George
NJ. Cochran Esq and others, and contains 800
Acres. The quality Of the land is thought to be
as good, generally, as any in the county. About
IT'S acres are cleared eighteen acres, moeor less,
of bottom meadow and the remainder finely tim-
bered. The Improvements consist ola IA1A
comfortable new LOG HOUSE, Kiich- Tiff
en-, good Barn; two young Orchards, lal
&c., and there is on the place very superior new
SAW MILL.
Elk Branch, a never failing and beautiful stream
OF water runs through the land, and there are al
so on ilfive springs 1.-TWO of them near the house.
The place might well DO divided into two farms
with water &c., convenient.
Persons wishing to see the place will please call
OF my brother VIM. Thorn pson, living within a
mile oft. ,.s- 49,, -.
-TERMs.-A Third Of the money will be required
on the 26'il,of February, when possession will be
given, and the balance in four equal annual install
ments thereafter.
ANDREW THOMPSON.
Sep 3. lS5I.-tds. -
DE- Rock. Reg. & Win. Rep, copy and send
accounts TO This Office