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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-02-05

PURSUANT to decree Of the Circuit Superior Court
Of Law and Chancery for Augusta County, pronoune-
ed at the November term 1850, IN the suit Of Elisabeth
Landes and others, Lydia NJ. Landes and others, No
the undersigned Commissioners appointed for that purpose,
will proceed sell to the highest bidder the premises,
on Naked Greek, in Augusta County, on Friday tie l4k
dan Of February merit, TWO TRACTS OF LAND, be-
longing the heirs Of Samuel Landes dec'd containing
by recent survey, in all
3lS ACRES, ROODS And 4 POLES.
This Land lies in one Of the most fertile portions Of tbs
Valley Uf Virgins, and is Of excellent quality, small pof
ton excepted s highly susceptible Of Improvement being
we'll adapted the growth Of clover and other grasses and
produces abuadany all kinds Of grain grown in this lat
tude There is due proportion VI mbered and cleared
Land about % Acres Of Meadow, two Dwell "A
LING HOUSES, in good repair, (and large and t!lo
comfortable) with the usual out-h0uses snd two sk
Barns onvenent, Of the Barns large and newly erect
ed. It is also well watered and within hundred yards
Of Merchant and Grist Mill. These two Tracts although
notadjoinng will be sold together Of them contains
only 35 Acres being altogether in timber This Land may
be divided hesilna ton Of The buildings being favorable
for division.
TERMS OF SALE.-The decree above mentioned,
requires so much cash. be paid in hand will deny
the costs Of this suit and the of sae-onehd Of the
residue in six months from the sale, and the baaDoe la sif
equal annual nstaments thereafter and that Tor thees
sediments the purchaser shall give bonds with good secuf
~, and that the title shall be retained ultimate security
till the whole purchase money paid. Sale to commence
at II o'clock, A. M.
Further particulars made known on application to either
Of the subscribers living in the neghbOhsod or to any Of
the Messrs. Landes living on the Land.
5 S}kSg sRo RAsSDEs' scoa'n
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PUBLIC SALE

fyNE undersigned will offer for Sale at public auction,
at the late residence of his Son. Johns. Thompson,
on Tuesday the 18Th day Of February next variety of
valuable property, viz:
Sr ,cork horses, colts Of different ages and sey
calaabte Stud, The received the premium at cattle
Shoao in iockbridge several gears ago; Fiue .Mle,
Cors. and three young cattle; Sirty or more Hogs );
One hundred bushels of Rye, and three hundred bushels,
msms less Of The very best Wheat A vatubls Wind
mili;a nep Road Wagon anda Farm Wagon; Three
orfour Beds bedding aud Bedseuds Too or three Bu-
rea,lr and avarietyo Household and Kitchen Frn,-
t,re. too tedious tospecfy
TERMS.-All sums under Five Dollars will be relui-
red in hand larger credit Of nine months will
be given, the purchaser executing bond with approved
security
Sale to commence at 81 o'clock A. M.
ANDREW THOMPSON.
Jan. %, ls5I.-ts.
NJ bail persons indebted TO the estate reques-
ted to forward and settle pay, and creditors
requested to present their claims to the subscriber for
settlement Creditors invited TO attend the sale and
bid. At.
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4 SAFE MEDICINE-The Of the Brandreth Pills cas
"A injury because they made Of those herbs
which experience has fully proved always hamooze
with body The omission Of purgng with them u
Of Sickness often the Of long attack often eading
only by cessation OF life.
How important it that this should be purued- viii
not only Of restoring, but will Ia great
surely the maigny Of the attacks and In time
robust health.
AS with ali valuable medicines the Brsndreth Pills have been
shameuy counereted but have succeed In having
THREE and which appended to each box) Of such
ntriuic workmanship to bid deance all future mtaio
Now however, evil presents ITSELF My advertisements
are taken verbatim and used all the medicine onge oths
medicine place Of Brandreth Pills occupied the advsf
stolen from Time will how the
lative gentlemen sustain themselves.
NV Friends may satisfied that Shall long my life
and energies permitted by overriding Provdsses,
attend personally the Brandreth Pills and proper
ties which have thus far rendered them popular will b l
continued unnDpared BkANDREFH. ~. =
The Brandreth Pills are sold BY one ageat every pee Of
importance throughout the world each sgent having certificate
Of agency from Dr. Bndreh having FAC SMILES Of labels On Tie
Brandreth Pill boxes engraved thereon.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITSl
The Genuine Brandreh Pills can be o6t0ined at the Hk
losing places:
AGENTS-Wa Kyle. Staanton; Wm w King, Waypef-
boro' n Me,sersmith Mt Solon NJ Stout Co. New Hone:
r. M Wbitmore Mt Meridian; John Morris Fisbervifle:
Thomas Holt Jennings Gap BENZ Graham Greeaviie;
Guaiu & Co., Midway Jas Guy, Deer6eld; w D Clarke
Psrnassus; Hogsbead & Co., Parnassus; william BEN
Churchve; Sterling Son, Harrsonburg; jacob Bear
Lexington; E Watts Charlottesville; II Stewart, Milbs
ro' Springs; G Wise, Warm Springs.
| November 20, lS50.-2m.
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TO Tile HOLDERS OF BOUNYY.LAND WARRANTS.

'V'HE undersigned would most respectfully inform all
those who are entitled to Bounty Land under an act
Of Congress passed in September 1885, that he will attend
to The location, in that beautiful and fertile portion Of our
Country, Western Missouri of all Warrants that may be
entrusted to 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 Holders War
rants cannot fail to see the advantage of committing them
the Of some persn, who when the land Obtained
give them satisfactory information respecting it.
In all entries he will aim at fertility of so and health
funess Of location.
him upon the subject (pos pad) will receive prompt aten
ton. GEO. W. ALLEN.
REfERENCEs-Co. George Baylor, and Maj. WIN. Ii.
Hartman, Slaunlon; Capt Kenton Harper, Augusta Co.
Hon. A. H. H. Stuart, Sec'y. Int. Washington, d. c.
Marshall, Saline Co., Mo-,
Jan. %, l05l.-6t.
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VALUABLE ROCKINGHAM LAND
FOE SNILR.

1'HE subscriber will offer for sale at public Aue,ss -
tho Pond day OF May, 1851, il not sold privately ~
fore that daya very Valuable Farm situated N she Shes
andoah River adjoining the Lands ofJweph Conrad, D..
Jennings and Others, containing about 700 ACRES. o.
this Farm there lisa large body Of superior and OAk
TIMBER, which is rendered very valuable on account OF
its close proximity numerous Saw mills Ii also sbfa
ces fine body Of River Bottom and UPLAND, now 10
fine state Of cultivation and susceptible Of the highest csa
dition ofimprovement.
The locality and great conveniencss Of tins Farm, rehds:
it most desirable propery-havng upon it various Spnogs
Of the finest water and s situated in the midst ofsevel
FIour-mlIs and mis-besdes, upon it, there Is one ef
the finest mill sites in the county.
1t IS located in nsghborhood proverbial for nieiwsos.
honesty and morality which is great Inducements 70 Pcf-
chasefs.
will also offer for sale all my Farming Utenss House.
hold and Kitchen Furniture Stock Of Varous Dscrptisps
Wheat, Corn, &c.
Terms mad. known on the day Of sale.
WIN. H. PERRY.
nocamhor Ok 1SS0-tde
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IEIN.A STAND N0a a $ no BE

IS!lNIA STAND FOB a $ no Bio
--GfSe-
HAVE frst,rate sand Tor the Mercantile Business,
which offer fer 1t is situated near Mt. Meridian
Augusta CUrny, abont the same distance fr,m Saunon
Harrisunburg, Waynesooro' and McGaheysvIe. The
buildings all new, and consist of arge STORE
HOUSE, Dwelling, and necessary out houses There
attached TO the property two Acres Of ground contain
ing plenty ofwood for fuel. Possession will be given i'm
medatey.
NJ. KIRSH.
N. B.-There is well offirst rate White Sulphur
Water On the premises, much frequened by lnvalids
NIX.
Mt. Meridian, Augusta Co., Jan. 26, l95l.-3t.
E- Rockingham Reg. copy st.
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February 5. 1851
MARBLE VALLEY LAND FOR SALE,

In pursuance ola Deed Of Trust executed by John Gale
To the undersigned, and OF record in the Clerks Office
of the County Court Of Augusta shall proceed to sell
the premises Tuesday The 4h day Of March next. 80
Acres Of Land less One third Of the purchase
money will he required in hand-the balance in two annual
payments The Land lies miles Southwest of Deerfeld
adjinng the Lands of Clayton, Beck and others. About
so Acres cleared and the balance well imbered There
comfortable Log Dwelling Hnuses, two Barns and
oher buildings The Land is productive and we'll wateed
There is aso gud supply of Fruit Trees of good quail
ily This is quite desirable little Farm to person of
small capital The right is UNDERSTANDABLE but acting
Trustee shall convey only such right is vested in
JACOB BECK, Trustee.
Februarv s 1S5l-lds
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Co-PARTNERsH1P.

HAVE thisday sold my entire stockofDRUGS, NED
IClNES, FIXTURES, &C., 10 SAM'L F. ADrs,
who will hereafter continue The business in the house lately
occupied by me, l47 Main Street, Richmond, Va.
have long and intimately known Mr.. Adie in connec-
ton with the APolhecary and Drug Business, and take
pleasure in recommending him my friends and late
TONER'S as every way worthy otheir confidence and pa
tronage. ALEX. DUAL
December 10, 1850.
We SAM'L +. ADIE. JOHN TAYLOR GRAY,
AND WILLIAM GRAY, all residents of the city Of
Richmond in the State ofVrgnja have this day entered
into partnership for carrying on the wholesale and re-
tail Apothecary and Drug business the city of Richmond
under the firm aid style of ADiE d GRAY. The
said Sam F. Ade and John Taylor Gray are the general
partners Of said firm, and the said William Gray is spe
ca partner and contributes the Of Ten thousand doa
cash. to the capital The The said John lay
lo Gray contributes thousand dollars in cash to the cap
ita The said partnership is continue for five years from
this date, unless sooner dissolved according to law
SAM'L F. ADIE,
JOHN IT, GRAY,
Richmond, Dec 10, 1850. WIN. GRAY.
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TO MERCHANTS AND CAPITALIST.

'gNHE Subscriber having retired froIh the Mercantile
Business offers for rent, his 5 TORE HOUSE. in
Brownslug. 1t is must advanlageuusly situated FIR Gus
tom and being brick and detached from uher buildings
may he considered fire prnJ 1t Contains besides large
room, counting room, and extensive garrett room
aud spacious cellar dry and airy with entrances from
within and without The shelving, drawers and fixtures,
are conveniently arranged and thought to be unsur-
passed by any stand in the county
The furnishing village Of Brownsburg and The location
Of it, and 2. High Sch" occasunng considerable resprt,
and above all the rich and fertile region surrounding it,
render ii an object to Merchants and Capitalists. Apply
soos.
PRESTON TRoTTER
Brownsburg, Va Jan. %, lS5l.-9l.
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WaxDER & GREENE'S
DAGUERREAN GALLERY,
AT THE VIRGINIA HOTEL, sTAUNToN.

pICTURS produced by original process in few sec
onds time, without regard to weather. This is great
desderaium, it does away with the heretofore long and
tedious sitting. These pictures are warranted not To fade.
Always on hand large assortment Of Lockes and Brest-
pins Fancy Bunk Cases and Mna,ure Gases suitable for
sending through the Mail. The public respectfully in
ved IL call and examine his various Specimens among
which may be splendid likeness Of Jenny Lind,
Also OsceoIa and Sister young Black Hawk Oskipawa
aud Frmenan. all IN full Indian costume.
~ Having made arrangements with the most eminent
Artists OF the North, whereby they enabled introduce
all the improvements, they fater themselves that
their pictures will be equal To any.
WAlDER s. GREENE.
Staunton Jan 90 IS5i-,f
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-02-05

VIRGINIA AT rules held in the Clerks ufice of the
Circuit Superior Court nf Law and Chancery for Au-
County. February the 3rd 1851.
Sarah Ann Porerfeld widow and administrative of Rob
ert Purteriad decd.-Painlf.
AGAINST,
William Kinney and Rebecca P Kinney his wife, Lewis
Wayand and Mary C., his wife.-Defsndants
The object of this suit is subject sale Of and
known as "Sulders Retreat" belonging the of
Ruhprt Porterfed, deed
The Defendant Lewis Wayand not having entered his
appearance and given security according tSe of As
semby and the Rules of this Court, and appearing by
satisfactory evidence that he is nhaban of this Com
monwealh 1t is ordered, thai the said Defendant do ap-
pear here on the LIST Monday in April next and answer the
bill of the plaintiff and that copy OF this order be forth
with inserted in newspaper printed in Staunon. fur
fur weeks successfully and posted at The front door the
Court house. A Cepy-Teste,
N. c. KINNEY, C. c.
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Elizabeth $ Finley, widow of Sam'l Finley, decd -Plf
AGAINST.
NJ. Pisou aud Sam' B. Finley Exr's., of Saml Finley,
decd and als-Deendanis
s'HE Circuit Court OF Augusta County, at its Novem
bsr, term, 1856, among u,her things decreed .lha
the defendants PIsn and Finley. Exr's Of Sau' Finley
Decd render their administration ~, the
Estate oftheir before Master Commissioner j. n
tlenden, and account oany rents which the plain
tiff may ba entitled for the Bushong Farm. and account
of what is due the plaintiff upon the marriage contract
marked after credting all proper payments made on &C
of said cOn'ractwhch UNITS said commissioner
will take state, settle aud report, with any matters especial
H stated deemed penentby hmsefor required by The par
ties be 81 stated And said Commissioner will take and
return with his report inventory of the Slaves, stating
therein their number, ages, sex, value &C., &C.
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MARRIAGE RECORD

o nst at the residence Of Oliver P. Baldwin, Esq,
On the 2st% d by Rev. E. Boyden, Mr. EpwARp HERssRr
NJ ar Orge county Maryland TO Miss MARY H. BARRsTT
OF Z Iico county, Va.
OF M b sOh January, the Hot Springs by the Rev T T
,ieman MIR. GEoReE W. Brent Of Warrenion, Fauquier
% TO Miss Lucy daughter of DR.. hos Goode, of Bath
h Esd ult by Rev John j. Snman Mr. PEr Err F. EARMAS
of Rockingham co., TO Miss SARAH A, daughter of MIR VIM
BaSkns grand daughter Of the late Vanear OF Augusta
by the Rev. Edward g. Ship Mr. BENJAMN BURroN OF Mad
ison, co., Va, Miss Martha ANN, daughter OF Mr. John
Webb
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-02-05

TVNHE subscriber wishing to remove to the West, will
offer for sale at Public Aac,ion, the first day OF
March, 1851, small Farm containing 136 Acres
more or less This Farm lies five miles north Of Saun
ton, also within two miles of excellent MILL in good
neghborhood This land is well adapted to the growth
Of all kinds Of gran is well waere6, having On il sew.
eral springs and small branch running through 1.-THE
Improvements are toleraby good Persons wishing buy
viii do well and Look at and Judge for themselves
Jan. Is, 1851. G. X. HANGER.
N. B-Immediate possession will be given.
o5-Rockingham Register copy At and send account to
this office
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NLANE's WeRM SPEcINc The f,lluwing frnm
agent shows the demand which this medicine created
wherever il was introduced.
''FAsYssURG, WYOMING Co., N Y.
December 10Th, lSt7.
"J Kidd & Co.-Ynur travelling agent lee with me
hsi su n..r 4 quantity Of DIR. MLaOeS Pills and Worm
Specl6, To sell conmssioa. TIE Worm Sppcr6c IS all
said. aud should he glad procure more. il sells very
readily, aad has very sautay effect in expelug worms
If YOU forward send ma order To call on
your agent in Buff,o. e.. S, ReynOdS.) think it will
meet with rapid sale. w. Fl. AINNWORTH"
o. Observe, genuine without The lac slmlle Of
the Proprietur's signature.
o. Sold Wholesale and Retail by T>aoMAs P. EsK-
RIDGE. StaOntonaso by Druggists and dealers generally
throughout the United States.
February s. 1851.
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ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL SCHOOL,


'5NHE. second Session of this School will commence in
Stanton on the 10Th day of February next and close
on the 4th Z" july making session of five months The
course Of Study will quality young for an advanced en-
trance into any Of best Colleges or to enter immedia
y upon the practical pursuits If life The Terms as here
Eofe varying accordng to studies from 81 so to SIS 90
ns sssiun Competent assistant will beprocrred should
The numbe; of scholars Justify it. All pupils will be charg
ed from the date of entrance to the end I the session
cept in cases of prorratHed personal Illness
Stanton San % 1851 st.
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FtbTuaTy D, IooI.-4t.
COM AlISSl0NER'S SALE OF LAND.

IN pursuance Of Decree of the Circuit Court of Bath
County, pronounced the 24th day Of September,
1850. therein depending in which Joel Armen
trout is Plaintiff and Hazael Williams, Erasmus VIII
ams and Solomon Cruise. Administrator of David Ar
menirou, deed, Defendants shall the | lh day
of March next, proceed 10 sell To the hgest bidder upon
credit Uf six aud twelve mnths, all the interest Of De-
endant iissaet Williams In he Lands of which Elisha
b. Williams died siezed and possessed, being the one
eighth part thereof lying in the county aforesaid. The
purchaser will BIZ required give hond with approved
curty for the payment Of the purchase money and the ii
lie retained until the purchase money be paid
SAMUEL LEWIS.
Feb. 5, lS5l.-3Qd Sheriff of Bath County.
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A RE taken in the lates, STYLE With all she late improve
"A men,s in the Art, BY

RE taken u the latss, style, with all the late improve
"A men,s in the Art, BY
II. j. RANKIN,
from Phadelphia who will remain in this place for sv
days only for the purpose Of furnishing those who wish
with an accurate ksnessof themselves friends. Those
who examine bis pictures will see, that 10 depth Of tone.
lfeke expression, beauty ofexecution, and harmonious
blending Of light and shade they second to mons in tho
Country; and after receiving superior finish with sole
ton Of gold, celsbiaed for their soft tone aad while
they ercel the Fines, Painting, they are equally % do
rabe. The plates which they taken are oflhs nea
FRENCH MANUFACTURE and pains expense are spar.
ed in getting them up the best msnner BY the use ofhs
gavanic battery.
o. full course Of INSTRUCTION instruction In al The
late improvements in the Art, given reasonable terms.
Or Rooms open from 8, A. NJ. TO S, P. NJ, dsFiaU
which hours the Ladies and Gentlemen of this place sss
politely solicited to call and examine specimens.
o. Persons taken sngly or in groups On reasonable
terms sst
CO. Rooms at Mr.. J. N. Woodward's, Eagle Hotel.
R. J. RANKIN, Dagusrisn.
C,.,.,., T.. 1921 sc
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Attention 93d Regiment.

'ANHE Commissioned Officers ofthe several Companies
comprising the 93d Regiment are hereby ordered to
assemble at Nllebrok, Saturday The 22ud of Febua
ry.ai o'clock, for the purpose eleclnga Commanding
Colonel for said Regiment.
JOHN x: BROWN, Col esd Reg't V. M.
January %, 1851
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Augusta Land for Sale.

WISH to sell privately 202 Acres of handsome
so Acres are cleared and in fair state of cultivation
comfortable LOG DWELLING HOUSE, Stable
and other buildings large portion Of the unceared Land
well mhered good situation for Saw-mill, convenient
large boundary of Mountain Land well tmbered that
can he had for small amount muney will sell upon
communicating terms for money good paper lives
time This Land lies | ! miles from Deer6ed. An early
application may secure great bargain. j. BECK.
February 5, lS5l.-u.
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FURNITURE NOTICE.

MY assorments Of Furniture is unusually large at this
AVA time. embracing $ the articles made in Furniture
House. Persons ufany thing in the way of Funi
tue would do well IN call and examine an also receiving
Twenty Dozen Chairs CONSIGNMENT from the celebrated
Factory o Junes Howard such as Cane and Wood seat,
rocking d" Nursing and Sewing do wich vii! be sold
al a small advance on factory prices. Call On
g. NhANtLER, Next dong to The Post Office.
.StsuOon IF ehruary 5. lS5l-9t
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NEW GOODS. NEW GOODsm

a. & Al. HIRSH. beg leave To inform their customers
~ and the public generally that they have just receiv-
ed an addition to their stock Of Fancy Guods, at their
Wholesale and Retail Variety Store, une door below The
"Spectaor Office" Stanton Va They invite all to come
and examine their stock assured that they can sell goods
cheaper than they can be bought in the place.
The Jewelry will be warranted gold
g. & M. HfRSH.
Staunion Jan. 90 1851.
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s.gRG.sK.YS FOE C.gNEF.

IN order 10 make fur new stock of SPRING
GOODS, we will sell our present stock at very REDUo
FOR CASH, from this date the frs, of March
next. Our stuck consists of general assortment of Dru
Goods Hats, Shoes Boots, Sc, Sc Livingston Ploughs
On hand for sale. j. r. ARNAII &, CO.
January % lS5l.-3t
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EAGLE HOTEL,

6E4GA6
STAUNTON, VIRGINIA.
sENiS we'll known Establishment has passed into the
hands of the Subscriber by purchase from the late &C.
cupant Jas. A. McCung, Esq
/, is needless to make large promises ina case where ex
pertinent will be the test of full accommodated 10 such
lest the Subscriber stands prepared to submit his claims
for patronage. He faltes himself from the character Of
his arrangements that neither the Traveller Soouer
nor his I'D friends from the couay will ever have
to complain ofhs disposition and best efforts TO please and
''''''' JOSEPH N. WOODWARD, Proprietor.
Stanton, January |, lS5l.-tf.
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White d. Moore and others

White o. Moore and others
'lsHE Circuit Court Of Augusta County, at its Novem
Der Term, 1850, decreed "lhat all the Reports Of
Commissioner Clarke which the decree, rendered 10 the
above named cause the June Term Of this Court 40, is
based or in any wise depend and especially his last Report
upon which said decree processes be founded be recomm
ted and referred TO Master Commissioner John n Henden
for him reconsider thereof egardng the errors assigned
in Kautzman's Petition for re-hearng and the answers
thereto as exceptions Comf Clarkes epnrts) and to
estate and resee the between the parties &C.
cordng to his opinion of their several and respective rights
and the right Of the and make report thereon to the
Court with any matters specially stated deemed pertinent
by himself regarded by any uf The parties be stated
accompanied by special report upon said ercrs and ex
ceptions, &c., &c., &C."
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
hereby give notice the parties interested in the fore
going Decree that have appointed Thursday the 9th day
Of February next for the purpose ofrsexamning The
counts, &c., as therein directed On the day named they
are requested to attend my Office in SIaunton, prepared
to see TO their respective interest in the premises.
). N. HENDREN, NJ. Comm.
Janparv * 1S51-dt
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The undersigned takes this opportunity to tender to the
numerous friends and patrons Of The late firm, his heartfelt
thanks for their liberal patronage, and most respectfully asks
continuance in favor of his He expects to re-.
main here for several months, during which time he Will
give cose attention the settlement Of the business or The
old concern, and to the interest Of the new one.
MICHAEL BANNER.
NN;,obes,ar Don,t January * 1871 At