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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-01-22
While m Muore and others

White Us. Moore and others
,I,HE Circuit Court Of Augusta County, at its Novem
bor Term, 1885, decreed "that all the Reports OF
Commissioner Clarke which the Decree rendered IN Inc
above named cause the June Term Of this Court 40 is
based in any depend and especially ms last hePi'
ted and referred To Master Commissioner John ~ Headfen
for him to reconsider thereof regarding the eIrofs assigned
in Kauzuans Petition for fe:hearing and the answers
thereto, as exceptions To Comr Clae's Reprls) and to
res,ate and resle The between the parties ac
cordng his opinion Of and respective Ighs
and the ght of the case and make report thereon to the
Court with sny matters specially stated deemed pertinent
BY himself or regarded by any Of parties be 50 stated
accompanied by special report upon said errors and ex
ceniinns &c. &c, &C."
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-01-22
VALUABLE ROCKINGHAM LAND
E0iH SALE,

1IHE subscriber will offer for sale at public Auction on
the 22nd day Of May, 1851 if not sold prirately be-
fore that daya very Valuable Farm. situated On he Shen
andoah River, adjoining the Lands ofJoseph Conrad, Dr.
Jennings and others, containing about zoo ACRES On
this Farm there is large body of superior PIN and OAK
TIMBER which is rendered very valuable on account OF
it's close proximity numerous Sawmills also emora-
ces fine body Of River Bottom and Upland, now ln
fine state of cultivation and susceptible Of the highest con-
diton ofimprovemeat.
The locality aud great convenencss Of tins Farm render
most desirable propery-having upon various Springs
of the finest water and is situated in the midst ofsevea
Fouml and Sail miIs-besdes upon it, there is one Of
the finest mill sites in the county.
1t is located in neghborhood proverbial for intelligence,
honesty and morality which is great inducements % Pur-
chasers.
will .so offer for sale all my Farming Utensils, House.
hold and Kitchen Furniture Stock Of Various Descriptions
Wheat, Corn, SC.
Terms made known on the day Of sale.
VIM H. PERRY.
Ioacemher o. ISj0-tds
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In accordance with the above announcement we state
that we are prepared t., execute all business, with
which we may be favored, with fidelity, accuracy and dis
patch the senior partner from his long experience IN the
business has been made Of the responsibilities nsep
cradle from it, and he assures the public that both he and
his partner will every effort to merit it's favors
In short time more particular advertisements will ap-
pear meantime we Solicit and shall thankfully receive,the
patronage of all responsible dealers.
We hope to make all our purchases for cash. and to sell
ON such terms such advantages will secure.
December 10, 1850. ADiE & GRAY.
RErENoEs-Jacquelin p Taylor, James Gray, VIM.
H. Mcfarland, President Of The Farmers Bank Of Virgin
ia John c. Hobson, President of Exchange Bank Of Va
at Richmond Sam Marx Cashier of the Bank Of Virgin
ia, Bernard Peyton s. Sons, Thus R. Price + Co., Webb
Bacon & Co.. Davenport, Allen s Co., James c. Crane
Son, Gay Mathews & Co., Dunlop Moncure & Co., Ed
Danp H. London Richardson & Co., Dean & Brown.
January I5 1875.
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BARGAINS! BARGAINSI! BARGAINS!!
" VindicatGr copy.

MAY be had at establishment in the following arti-
IVA ces viz: Sdebuards, Secretaries Bureaus, Presses,
Desks Bouk cases, Candle stands Toilets. Picture frames,
&c-a Of which il mo-, already made, win be furnished to
order, Of Mahogany, Maple, Cherry or Walnut Tables,
Safes, Bedsleads. Sofas, Chairs, Wsshsands Washing
machines Patent BeeHves, and every other article usu
ally found in an establishment; Of this kind all made Of the
best materials in wokmanike manner. cheap and good
as can be had in the County.
neat Hearse will be in readiness to convey plain
ira Collins, wherever they may be called for.
10 Faxseed. good Lumber, and harl-pne Shingles ia
ken in exchange for work and responsible persons have
indulgence on sums $40 until may be convenient for
them 10 pay. ]. U. MYERS & w
N. B.-Surveying attended 10 as usual. Practice, and
the accuracy Of my Instruments will justify me in warrant
ing all my pats give satisfaction in neaness and accu-
racy. l. y. MfEho'
Prospect Mansion, New Hope,
January q, le5l.-3t. )
EffSF- Vlndicauf CODY st.
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EsEarE OF JEREMIAH .aUDE, DECEASED
MARCH lST, 1851.

MARCH ID 1901.
10y virtue of decree of The Circuit Court OF Augusta
I'D County rendered in November, 1850, will offer at
Public Sale premises all the Landed Estate OF Inc
ate T. AUDE, decd. There are
700 OR 500 ACRES
living on South River about mile below the town OF
Waynesboro and the prospect Of Railroad tothat town
renders the property peculiarly desirable.
will attempt no description Of the property, butc.n as
sure the public that The quality Of the land and lis location
render it one Of the most valuable pieces Of property in The
county of Augusta.
survey will be made aud fair plot exhibited to these
wishing to purchase and the will be divided u 1t
should be found desirable to do SO. few Wood Lots
will be sold at the end Of the tract near Waynesboro'-
The Land will be shown to those wishing to examine IL
nv Mr.. Mark Taylor who resides upon the premises.
TERMS OF SNLE.-So much cash as will pay the
costs of suit and the expenses Of Sale the resdse in four
ou,I instaeuts Bond and security required and
the title retained. JOHN b. BALDWiN'
Jan Is, 1851. Commissioner
e5-Harrisonburg Republican COPY and mark cost
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-01-22

DR. WLANE's LIVER PILLS! !!-'Fhs great Ameri-
can remedy for of the formidable ills that flesh is
heir to- is acknowledged superior To any medicine of
the kind offered The public The action s easy Ger
tan and attendant with unpleasant results. Ii has new
er been tried without producing the most sauary effect
Compounded by of the eminent physicians in our
country the medicine which science, skill and expert
ence offers TO human suffering.
CO. Observe, genuine without the fac smile OF
the Proprietur's signature.
Ry- Sold Wholesale and Retail by THOMAS p EsK-
RIDGE Stanton by Druggists and dealers generally
throughout the United States.
January % 1851.
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TO THE HOLDERS OF BoUNrY.LaND WARRANTS.
January %, 1851.

'ANHE Undersigned would most respectfully inform all
those who are entitled to Bounty Land, under ac
Of Congress passed in September $780, tina, he will attend
to the location, in that beautiful and fertile portion of our
Country Western Missouri. of all Warrants that may De
entrusted his care, and obtain for the holders thereof
their patents.
He will personally inspect and be able infinitely to de-
scribe every parcel of land he may enter Holders Of War
rants cannot fail see the advantage of committing them
to the care of person. WIN when the land is obtained
can give them satisfactory information respecting it.
In all entries he will aim at fertility Of soil and health
fulness of location.
His charges will ba moderate All communications 10
him upon the subject (post pad will receive prompt aiten
lion GEO. w. ALLEN.
REFERENCES Col. George Baylor, and Maj VIM H.
Harmaa, Saun,on; Capt. Kenidn Harper, Augusta Co.
Hon A. H. II. Stuart, Sec'y. Int Washington, ID. c..
Marshall, Saline Co., MOI
Jan %, 1851 :@-6t.
NnLinni,r
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PUBLIC SAIhlso

E'HE undersigned will offer for Sale at public auction,
al the late residence Of his Son. John =. Thompson,
on inesday Me sth day Of February next, variety of
valuable property. viz:
Sta cork bosses see" cots Of different ages and very
valsuiJe Stud, he received the premium at cattle
Shoe in iOckbrdge several gears ago i FIce uiiel.
Cotcs and Three young cutie; Sirty or more Hogs );
One hundred bushels Of Rye, andrhree haadred bushels
more or less. Of the Gerry best Wheat; 4 paiubte Wind
mill; q ne,u Rsad Wagon ani Fwm Wugon; Three
or fotp Beds bedding and Bedsiends itoo three b.
ren'tr; and rmietyof Household aud Kt!chs" Fun,-
tare: loo tedious iospecfy.
TERMS.-Ail sums under Five Dollars will be reqni-
red In hind; on larger sums credit ofnne mealhs will
be gwen the purchaser executing bond with approved
security
osie'to 'contnence at 81 o'clock A. NJ.
ANDREW THOMPSON.
Jan. %, lS51.-ts.
~ b-A'l persons ind ebted to the estate reques-
ted to come forward and settle pay and creditors
requested 10 present their claims to the subscriber for
settlement Creditors invited to attend the sale and
bid AT.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-01-22

RE taken ia the lates.stye, with all the late improve
IA Inents in the Art, BY
II. j. RANKIN,
from Philadelphia who will remain in this place for few
DAYS only, for the purpose Of furnishing those who wish
with an accurate kenessof themselves friends Those
who examine his pictures will see, that in depth Of tone
lfeke expression beauty ofexecutioh, and harmonious
blending ofllgh and shade they secondto none in the
Country and after receiving superior flush with sou-
ton of gold are celebrated for their soft tone; and while
teu far erceltbe Finest Painting, they are equally as du
rabe The plates on which they taken Ofhe finest
FRENCH MANUFACTURE and pains expense are spar
ed in getting them up the best manner by the use ofhe
gavanic battery. nat.
eo- full course ofInstruction instruction in all the
late improvements in the Art, given on reasonable terms
a,- Rooms open from 6, A. NJ o5, P. NJ, during
which hours the Ladies and Gentlemen Of this place are
politely solicited to call and examine specimens :,
o. Persons taken singly or in groups on reasonable
terms 80
RaH- Rooms at Mr.. J. N. Woodward's, Eagle Hotel.
R. J. RANKIN, Daguerrean.
Ssunton, Jan. 8, lS5l.-tf.
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vANHE subscriber wishing TO remove TO the West, will
offer for sale a, Public Auction, the first day Of
March, 1851, small Farm containing 1876 Acres
more or less This Farm lies five miles north Of Staun-
ton also within two miles Of an excellent mR in good
neighbohood This land is we'll adapted to The growth
Of all kinds Of grain is well watered. having on sew
eral springs and small branch running through 1.-THE
Improvements toleraby good Persons wishing to buy
wilt do well come and look it and Judge for themselves
Jan. Is. 1851 6. r. HANGER.
N. B.-Immedia.e possession will be given.
this office, ~.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-01-22

We sAM'L F. ADIE, JOHN TAYLOR GRAY,
AND WILLIAM GRAY, all residents of the city Of
Richmond in the State oVrginia have this day entered
into Coparnershp, for carrying on the wholesale and re-
tail Apo,hecary and Drug BUSINESS in the city Of Rchmond
under the firm ard style Of ADIE & GRAY. The
said Sam' F. Ade and John Taylor Gray the general
partners Of said firm, and the said William Gray is spe
ca partner and contributes the sum Of ten thousand dollars
in cash, to the capital Of the concern The said John Tay
Tor Gray contributes thousand dollars in cash to the cap
ta The said partnership TO continue for ve years from
this date unless sooner dissolved according 10 law
SAM'L F. ADIE,
JOHN T. GRAY,
Richmond. Dec. 10. 1850 VIM. GRAY.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-01-22
,L.aED FOR SHLE.

r WILL sell on very reasonable terms, the TRACT OF
LAND wherein Jacob X. Stribing now resides, ad,
Joining The Lands Of Geo. NJ. Cochran, Geo. Nyery and
others, distant about three miles from Stauhton.
This Tract Of Land Is estimated to contain about IoO
Acres is well impuved has due proportion OF valuable
timber and has on 1t one Of the best Springs the County
Jacob K S,rblng will shew the Land any one desiring
10 purchase. For terms, apply to -
Stanton, JAM /, lS5l.-4t-Vind. copy.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-01-22
MARRIAGE RECORD.

On Tuesday the 18th inst by Rev. B. NJ Smith Dr. t. w
suEIros to Miss MARY F. daughter Of Mr. Jacob Vanear' all
Of this county. v:u
Miller Esq, all of this county c.u u-
On the OH inst By the Rev F. Campbell, Mr. DANIEL
Hale Jr to Miss SUsANNAH EARLY all OF this county 49,
IN IN. 18th inst by the same, Mr. HENRY RAIDER to Miss
TowBERMAN, all Of this county
On Thursday last BY the Rev Thos Resse Mr. REUBEN B.
rnom1sto Miss MARY ANN SLoNEcKER all of this town.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-01-22
STANTON ACADEMY.
l.. WxDDzEL, A. NJ. Principal.

l.. WxDpEEL, A. NJ Principal
VIM. HAMILTON, NJ. d. Assistant
A new five month session will Commence on the LIST
IA day Of February, Parents would do wei! to enter their
Sons at that lime Our VI Instruction is adapted
the University ofVrginia, Washington College and The
Military Institute. l.. WAQDELL, PrIn'l
P s. The advantage of thorough instruction in French
and Spanish by Prof Roux native ofFance can he had
in the Institution at an extra COST of Sc for Sc lessons in
either language, three Lessons per week. provided class
can be made up. l.. w.
Siaunton, January Is, 1851.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-01-22
w AID CIR & GREEME'S
DAGUERREAN GALLERY,
AT THE VIRGINIA HOTEL, sTAUNToN

u w. WALDER s. N. N. GREENE have asso.
A|' cialed themselves together for the purpose Of cum
Quoting The DAGUE RREorYpE business in Saunon under
the firm and style of WALDER & GREENE Having made
arrangements with the eminent Artists Of the North,
whereby they are enabled introduce all the improve
menls they faer themselves their pictures will be equal
to any. f. w. Valdez,
NJ N. GREENE
Staunton. Jan. 2s. IS5f.-tf.
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NOTICE.

I,HE partnership heretofore existing between the
Il subscribers under The firm of Woop & DANSER, has
this day been dissolved by mutual consent. Either of the
parties are authorized to use The name Of the firm in the
settlement of the business CHARLES l.. WOOD.
AICHEAL BANNER.
Winchester Depot. January |, 1871.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-01-22
PUBLIC SANlso

] will ofer for sale to the highest bidder, on the Farm
lately occupied by Henry Hartman, decd on Friday
the 2st day Of February next, portion Of the personal
property consisting of Young Cattle, Hogs farming
utensils Household and Kitchen Furniture and other
articles too tedious enumeraie. .-.
TERMS For all sums under dollars, cash will be
required all over that anuun credit Of six months will
be glVen he purchaser giving bond with approved seca-
.ny. ST. CLAIR HARTMAN.
January IS, 1851. Administrator.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-01-22
NOTICE.

HAVE removed my Law Office for the present to the
1 one occupied by CHEsLEY KINNEY next door TO N K.
Trout. =.
pledge myself to give strict and faithful attention to all
business entrusted me- and exert myseo bring suits
in which may be employed, to speedy and successful
termination ROBERT r. KINNEY.
December, II, lS50.-6t.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-01-22
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

Thereby give aqiceothe parties interested in the FORE
going decee that have appointed Thursday the 9Th day
Of February next, for the purpose ofreexamning The &C.
COUNTS &C. as therein directed On the day named they
are requested 10 attend at my office 10 Saunon prepared
To see to their respective interest in the premises
j. N HENDREN, NJ. Comm.
J,nnsrv Is IS5I-4t
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-01-22

augusta County Court Clerk, Office, To W.T.
ESTRAY.
TAKEN up by John Randolph Of Middebrook, Brown
4 Specked STEER, supposed to be three years old
marked with swallow fork in the Ear, and appraised 10
SO 90.
Gan Extract)- Tesse.
WIN. D. TROUT, DC.
January g fS5l-3t
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COMPREHENSIVE.
~,fOeo-

I HAVE this day sold my entire stocked DRUGS, NED
L ICINES, FIXTURES, &C., 10 SAM'L F. ADIE
who will hereafter continue the business in the house lately
occupied BY me, l47 Main Street, Richmond, Va.
havs long and intimately knuwn Mr. Adie, in connec-
ton with the Apolhecary and Drug Business, and take
pleasure in recommending him 10 my friends and late GUS
TONER'S as every way worthy oheir confidence and pa
trUnage. ALEA. DUFAL.
December I9. 1850
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-01-22
StauntOn..Ian. ~.
lg00ES & SIE0ASs

A ARON SHOVLER would respectfully inform the cit,
zenso Saunun and vicinity thai still continues Inc
manufacture of Bools SHOES his shop directly opposite
MIR. McCuys establishment He would invite all give HIN
CALL His work is neat and can't be beat in all the town
the Country around His prices low each Of You
know and for money laid down he willdo YOU brown
II you wish look neat, put his boot on your feet He
refers his shop, where he asksyou to stop assured that
you'll find work of The right kind.
A. SHOWER.
Jan. % 185l.--tf
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CHARLES l.. WOOD,

viii continue The .Flo,u Grocery aud Commission
Business in the Huse formerly occupied by Isaac Paul land
the one adjoining it, His facilities for doing business will
be The same as those Of the lale firm. Feeling grateful fol
the liberal patronage extended oit, he respectfully asks
continuance Of the same promising to do all ic his power
10 render satisfaction.
Winchester Depot, January |, 1851.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-01-22

Theundersnged takes this opporunityto tender to the
numerous friends and patrons of the late frm his heartfelt
thanks for their liberal patronage, respectfully asks
continuance favor Of his successor He expects to re.
main here for several months, during which time ne Will
give close attention the settlement of the business OF the
old CONCERN and to the interest Of the new one.
MICHAEL BANNER.
Al
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szwELz, JANNEx g. owrNGs,

Wholesale Grocers, and Commission Merchants
CORNER OF LOMBARD STREET AND cHEAPsIDE,
BALTLMORE
JAMES M. sEwELL, WILLIAM II. JANSEf,
SAMUEL b. owIEGs,
Baltimore, January Is, l85l.--Iy.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-01-22

rlNOBACCO-Jus received few boxes Of S,uset FIa
poured Tobacco, prime article, and f'tsse-b by
G. T. COCHRAN g. co.
S,aanton, Jan. %, 1851.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-01-22

NEW BOOKS.-Garland's Life of John Randolph
~ Alton Luck. Tailor and Poet David Cupperfeld /;
Harpers Magazine for january Mosaque Fancse ou Chox
de Sujets. ROBT. COWAN.
Jan % 1850.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-01-22
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
The Trustees of the Augusta Female Seminary re-
quested to meet on Monday the 9Th inst (ourt day.
al IL o'clock at the Office of Vim. Frazier Esq, on i'm
portant business.
FRANCIS MCFARLAND, Pres.
January %, 1S51.-tt.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-01-22

LIVE STOCK MARKET
RICHMOND Jan. Is. 1851
sssr-Seals veight- So % So rs Extra quality viii
command higher price.
HoGs-S5 IS nett; marke dull
MUrroNs--$l so SO nett, as in quality
BALTIMORE jan. Is, 1851.
BEEF-Scale Weight- So so.
Hoes Sc 90 So 30, in demand.
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EAGLE HOTEL,
STAUNTON, VIRGINIA.

STAUNTON, VIRGINIA.
THIS well known Establishment has passed into thu
hands the Subscriber, by purchase from the ste &C.
cupa1t, Jas. A. McClung, Esq.
Ills needless to make large promises in case where az
test the Subscriber stands prepared 10 submit, ri. ..
for patronage He haters himself from the character Of
his arrangements, that neither the Traveller nor So;ournsr
nor his oh friends from the country will ever have causs
to complain OF his disposition and best efforts please and
accommodate.
JOSEPH N. WOODWARD. Proprietor.
Stanton, January /, ls5l.-.f
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JOH.r ~. ONcCUE,
TToRN EY AT + Jaw,

JOHN ~. .WcCUE,
TToRNEX AT LAW,
STAUNTON, VA.
COURTS:
AUGUSTA, NELSON AND RoCKBRIDGE'
BOUNTY LAND CLAIMS
ENTRUSTED TO HIM WILL RECEIVE PROMPT AT'1N''oS'
Staunton, Dec %, 1S50-ly.
MARTIN & smith,
IMPORTERS and WHOLESALE DBAIERS III HAKDWAkE
Cutlery and Guns'
No. 90 Market St. between Sd and 9TH sts South ee' fha
December 25, 1s50.--6m
Silver Ware.
SILVER TABLE. Tea, Dessert and Salt spoons, But
- ter Knives, Forks, fine Plated Castor and Cake Bas
kets, Candlesticks, &c., for sale ~ ,
=. ..iohA " w.
san MN, Oct. 0, 1850.
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UnriyaIicd Life-Iike Likenesscs.

December 25, ls5o.-tds.
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The above sale is made with my consent and by my d.
reetiop. MICHAEL. p. KAHLE.
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GO NlSSlONER'S SALE OF LAND.

January Is, lS5l.-3t.
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AUGUSTA LAND FOR SALE.

Winchester Depot. January Is, ls5l.-4t.
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WINCHESTER MARKETS.
Week Ending Jan. is.
FLouR-S4 IL a 81 Ia. F
HEnRiNGs-S5 % 8 so. &c
SAAD-S9 rs Il 10 50. II
BACoN-6 l.2c. per 10. 81
WHEAT-S5c 80 IS
OATs-35 Zoe. L.
CeRN--40 a 45c. "
RYG--65c. iC(
LARD-7c perTb. sCt
PLAsrER-$4 80 per ton W
FEATHERs-30 a 32c. 81
IRoN-S95 100 per ton. PI
BsEswAx-20c per ID. So
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THE MARK ET RICEs

VT'VN0NW SSSN''sJV Ut wv
FLoUR, SupERFINE, 500
WHeAr per Bushel, 75c
Rye, soc
Oars, SOC
Butter, Fresh tic, Firkin II
FEATHERS, 33c
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-01-22
Posi- eric STAMPS.

U'"HuI ~ INUr'
lEy Vlndicatur copy st.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1851-10-17
~
MASONIC NOTICE.
EXPULSION.

4 I Regular Communication of Gin.
IN ton Lodge No. l5, OF Ancient Free
and Accepted Masons, held in Fairfield, To-
wa, on the 9th day of October A. l.. 1851,
A. ID. 1851, il was resolved unanin olsly
that the Secretary be ordered to publish
the following notice in the Fair.ield Ledge
the Masonic Signet, st. Louis, aud the Ma
sonic Review, Cincinnati, ami that papers
throughout the State friendly to the order
be requested to copy the same:
To all Ancient Free and Accepted Ma
sons-Greeting:
Know ye, that at Regular Communica
ton Of Clinton Lodge No. Is, OF Ancient
Free and Accepted Masons. held in the
town of Fairfield, Jefferson County, Iowa,
on the 18th day of April A. L. 1851, A. d.
1881, by unanimous vote of the nom
bers of said Lodge. EZRA DROWN was
expelled from all the privileges of Mlson-
ny, for embezzehng the funds OF said Lodge,
and for other grossly dishonest, immoral
and unmasonic conduct.
BY order of the Lodge.
.' PETER WALKER,
Sec. y Pro. Tenn.
Fairfield, Iowa, Oct. 10Th, 1881.