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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-08-13
COMMISSIONERS SAFE OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

10Y virtue of decree of the Chancory Court for
a5 the County of Nelson, in the friendly suit OF
Charles Hannah and wife Plaintiffs, Us William
Smith and others Dvfi. the undersigned as special
Commissioner neren named will sell At public and-
tim on the premises on FfidayMe 18Th day Of Sep
ieinLer neat, tract of land containing
1852 ACRES,
lying upon Rorktish River, about miles from the
Blue Ridge Tunnel, and adjoining the lands Of
Charles ?. Rodes, Wilson G. Smith and others,
and within miles of the Howarlsville Turnpike
Road, a good soil and handsomely located. the i'm
proveme9ls tolerably comfortably, and the farm
well watcred.
TERMS.--Nne third of the purchase money
will be required in hand, the balance in two equal
annual payments, the purchaser will be required to
rive boad with approved pessonal security and
Deed If Trust to secure the deferred payments
Should the weather be such on the day OF sale, as
in the opinon Of the Comm, make it inexpedlent
to sell on that day, the sale will lake place On the
next fair day thereafter.
JNO. w. DICKINSON, Conm'r.
hu1net 10 1881 III.
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Sale Of valuable Real Estate & Slaves.


Z N pursuance Of decree of the Circuit Court Of
Il Augusta County, made al the June term 1851
in the case of Paterson's Ex'rs against Patterson
heirs, we will, as Commissioners, offer at Public
Sale, on the premises, on Friday The 18Th Of .aY-
gust 1851, that valuable tract ofland lying in the
County of Augusta, or the South River, known
as the late residence Of James Patterson decd. 1t
S0s acres, >,
and adtoins the lands of John a. Patterson, the
Williams tract, and others On the farm there is a
comfortable BRICK HOUSE, an extensive Barn
& other necessary out houses. The land is in good
state of cultivation, the fencing in good state oi
repair. There will be before the day Of sale Sur
vey made of the land and the Quantity ascertsined
exactly and il will be sold by the acre. About one
hundred and eighty acres ofthe tract are cleared and
the balance is well timbered. Amy person wishing
to examine. the land will please call on James Pat
terson OF Joseph. Gopgwer. who resides adjoining
the land and will take pleasure in showingit.
TERMs-Esnal annual payments Of one two and
three years commencing the first of Sept, at which
time possession will be given the purchaser giving
bonds with approved al 1ity7-the nlle to be re-
tanned ultimate security until all of the purchase
money is paid up. - ~
We will as commissioners under the same decree
ofef at public sale OH Saturday the 10th Of .4ugust
1851, in thetown of Way,,esboro' on the premises,
lot of ground lying in said Town adjoiningthe LIT
OF John j; Bell and near the Rail Road. Terms
the same as those of The tract Of land. 80. I.i a.
We will also, as Commissioners. under said de.
cree, offer at public sae on The day Of the August
Court. in The town. of .Siannton, SIX LIKELY
SLAVES, consisting Of one Man. two Women and
three Children. A credit of IL months given,
the purchaser giving bond with approved security.
SAMUEL C. B0YERS, Connie
JAS. A. PATTERSON, YUM O.
July 9, 1851 ids. d. .lq Ja
EW HarrisOnburg Republican copy 4, and for
ward account to this office.
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Public Sale.

r WILL sell, IN Friday the 29th Of this month,
a, ''Sndier's Retreat" Gas soon as the Land
sale is over, )ill the FARMING IMPLEMENTS
on said Plantation, gopd Road Wagon, with
everything complete, for use on the road. good
Farm Wagon, (very stroag.) all the stock OF
Horses, Cnt;ao, Sheep aasa EsoGs,
so or 40 'Pous of Hay, and Grain Of all kinds
The growing crop of Corn will be divided into lots
and sold. A variety of Household and Kitchen
Furniture, with many other articles no, here men
TONED.
o. Terms made known or The day ofsale.
JNO. WAYT.
For S. A. PoRTERFIELD.
Aug Is, lS5l.-tds.
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a TEACHER WANTED.

'SNHE Subscribers wish to engage Teacher far
Bell GroTe Academy, situated five miles
n. f., of Staunon. They will guarantee 10 one
they may approve a liberal remuneration. lle
must be Of good moral characler-capable of teach.
ing. with the usual English branches, the Latin
anguage { So, and Mathematics.
W. ]. d. BELL,
JAS. CRAWFORD,
jas. NELSON.
BENZ. +. REID.
THOS. BERRY.
Aug. 10, 1851.
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UNION.
THE MILLENNIUM.

This long looked for event has at last arrived
the lion and lamb may lie down together and
all the beautiful relations Of man and beast so
truthfuly foretold in Revelations, will now be
exempli6ed. Let us congratulate ourselves that
this glorious event has come upon US wilhou:
civil discord, and that the Angel with the key OF
the bo,tonless pi, has performed his duty. The
Constitution, we have no doubt, will be ratified
by a large majority, it has many excellent chang
es, and the compromise We hope will be accep-
table to all.
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CHURCNV.XEEE SCHOOL,
By :. G. SLOWER.

TgNHE next session of this School will commence
L on the 9Th Of August next, and close on the
18th Of June following.
Terms for Tuition, Latin and Greek Languages
and Mathematics $50; English Grammar. Geog.
raphy. History, &C., SIS; Primary Branches $l0
No deduction will be made for absence except in
case of sickness.
Churchvlle, July %, ls5l.-4t.
Augusta County Court Clerks Office, To VT !:
Estray.
TAKEN up By Adam GolGiday, S o. the 2aTd day
with crop off the left ear. and piece cut out Of
the upper part of the right ear about four feet high
and ten or eleven years old, and has many warts
on the bag and is giving milk. Can Extract from
the records.) Teste.
july 50, 1875.
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EXECUTORS SALE.

rJNHE suSscriber:as executor Of the late Nancy
Ferig, will offer for sale at public auction, on
Thursday the 2lst day Of August next, on the
;s Tract Of Land
belonging to the decd, containing about 100 acres,
situated on South River in Augusta county, about
two and half miles from Waynesboro'. and adj
joining the lands Of G. B. Stuart and others. The
improvements consist Of tolerable DWELLING
HOUSE, Barn, and other out houses, with one Of
the finest springs in Virginia. There is meadow
land sufficient for The farm, and good orchard
Al the same time some cattle and household and
kitchen furniture will be sold.
The Terms will be made made known on the
day Of sale.
w. w. KING, Ex'or. /;
Waynesboro, July 80, 1S5l.-tds.-V. copy e
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VENDUE.

q WILL sell a, my residence. on "Wednesday
the 9th instant. three miles Yves, of Chur' n,
vile. the to'"wng property, viz: <r=,-y,srs,,
o. LOWS: and lot OF young CAT, ( sN
lie SHEEP HOGS, | Road sS;eA%.
bracing all my Farming licensing, Household and
Kitchen Furniture, and many other articles no, ne
cessarY to name.
TERMS.-Nine months credit on all sums over
FIVE dollars, and under that amount cash.
FRANCIS HUFF.
August IS, lS5l,-sr"
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.

TI'HE subscriber, intending to remove to Alex
Il andria, offers for sale his Lot in New Hope,
on which are neat and convenient DWELLING
HOUSE, large and commod;ous Store-house, a
fine Garden and all out-houses necessary to the
comfort of family. Also TRACT OF LAND,
near the village containing
NINETY ONE ACRES.
New Hope is in one Of the finest portions of the
"Beautlful Valley of Va" and is consequently one
Of the best country stands in the State.
lfnot sold privately before. the above property
will be said al auction on Monday, the LIST Of Sep
TENDER neat. Terms will be made to suit the
convenience Of the purchasers.
D. HO YARD.
New Hope, July %, IS5l.-4t.
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lSHE next session of this School under the super
L inlendence of r. s. PHILIPS, agaduate OF
the University of Va, will commence on the 18th
Of August, and esd on the 18th Of June. Tho
course Of instruction will embrace the ordinary
branches Of English education, together with Msth
ematics, Latin, Greek, Spanish, French, Italian,
German, and Anglo-Saxon or old English. The
town, heing situated at the base Of Che Blue Ridge
is remarkably healthy. BoaId may be had on very
reasonable terms.
Termstoi Tuition per Session Of 10 Months.
Languages, Mathematics, &c., $50
English Branches, SO :,
one half payablein advance. No deduction made
except in case Of protracted sickpess. No scholar
can enter for less time than half session or five
months.
July so, IS5l.-tf.
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VIRGINIA In the Circuit Court of Augusta
V County, June II. 1851 sg..s.a
William ID. Clarke, Plaintiff, s,.s,,,t
Edward {. FAINT 4 Co, Miller & Mayhem, and
WIN. F. Philips, Defendants, = ~
ai.i aafis5H IN CHANCERY.. -aaqL af
The object Of this suit, which is.a bill OF inter-
pleader and Injunction being TO project the Plaintiff
nom liability "a make double satisfaction of the
same deBs, by enjoining the defendants, their
agents; attornies, and all others concerned, from
proceeding TO collect BY suit OF otherwise, the a.
mount Of hole executed by the Plaintiff 70 e. L.,
FAINT & Co, and assigned by them 70 Miller &
MaylIew for the sum Of $2l5 As, and aiso nego-
table note executed by said Plaintiff TO said FAINT
& Co.. and endorsed by them TO w. F. Philips
negotiable at the Bank Of the Valley, in Virginia
a, Staunton, for the sum of 1925 81 until the fur
Their order Of the Court conceinng the same. And
the Defendants Miller s. Mayhem, Having appear
ed and filed their answer setting forth their
claims of fight and title 10 The bond of $2l5 As and
DENYING tina, the said Philips has any bona ide and
valid Claim to the negotiable note, Of S225 81
emitting him to payment thereof in preference to
the claim of Miller s. Mayhem to payments Of the
bond Of $2l5 As; and the said FAINT s. co. and
Philips, having failed TO answer although an order
of publication Hath been duly executed as to FAINT
Co.. and Subp@na executed upon Philips: The
Court doth order that Unless the said FAINT & Co.
and the said Philips do appear here at or hafore the
mex. term, file their answers and establish by an
swers and proofs the paramount and Superior claim
of said Philips to the money in controversy, the
said Philips having been first served with a copy
Of this order, and due publication thereof having
been executed as to FAINT s. Co.. the Court will
proceed to take The answer " Miller & Mayhem
for confessed, and upon the hypothesis offs truth
decree in iheirfa the amount in controversy and
perpetualIy enoih :he said Faot s. Co., and Philips,
from further proceeding 10 collect the negotiable
note claimed by the said Philips.
s''Copy-Teste,
NiCH's c. KINNEY, Clerk.
c,.Ion I'll, go 1871
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VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.
RQ4

@fs. fr-t tc-S0US~D-.s : -
e DESIRE to sell a tract Of land 10 Augusta CO.,
4 iviro on Messy Creek, and on both sides Of the
IIarrisnburg and Warm Spring turnpike. adloln
ipo the lands of Daniel Forrer, James Miller and
others, formerly the estate Of Wm. 4. Turk Inc ne
body contains sz -. ~ ~ r .s9gs al
sro ba 497 aCRES. . as'a'
and is Of very good and improvable char.ctsI =,
About $50 ACRES are cleared, and the fema'noel
heavily tmbered. The tract has on it =. : = s''-
THREE DWELLING HOUSES,
one sprnp and TWO wells Of and the fields are
watered BY two running streams. II can De d'vi-
ded TO advantage into three iracts--and VIII oe 50
divided, ifpurchasers DESIRE Persons in search, OF
rood property, may be assured that this is an es-
late well worthy Of their notice. The land VIII De
sold privately, but if not disposed of by Friday the
5,h day of September next, it will then be onerea
publicly. will require onelhiid in hand, inc oai-
anee in three annual instruments.
On the day of sale there will also % sold thirty
fit cattle, 20 stock cattle, or head OF horses,
hogs and sheep. farming utensils, six horse 'nrasn'
ing machine, and other Articles of personal properly
ALSO the following Slaves, TO wit: One man M
one woman and four children, and enc girl about *
wears of aye. The personal property will DE SOTO
ON credit of six months; bonds and security 10 oe
given by the purchasers. = m,,nu
July 90. ls5l.-tds.
lnly- HarrisOnburg Rep. copy ids.
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Ca,harine Koiaer's admiu'or.,

Phlip Koner's admin'or and heirs.
At the last fJune) term OF the Circuit Court ior
Augusta Co; it was, among other things, decreed
that the above named cause be referred TO the uri
dersigned who is directed to take the following ac
counts, viz lst An account of the administrator OF
the defendant, Gen. Baylor upon the estate OF phIl
lip Kniner Decd 2nd, An accoun, distributing the
personal estate of the said Philip Kolner dec,u a. r.
mong his distributes, bringing into said account oil
distribution the advancements made by The inles.
tate to his distributes respectively, and also all
security or other debts paid by said iniesate lor
the Bankrupls P N. Rupert, JOS Rupert and JOS
Kuner 81, An account Of she rents and pfoHts OF
the real estate due To the administrator Of said
Catharine Koiner Decd. on account of her right OF
dover and which accrued between The date OF
institution of this suit and the death Of the said
Ca,harine and to report the same to Court togeth-
er with any other matters deemed pertinent by
himself
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-08-13

r6,HE subscriber will visit the Northwestern
States, in October next, for the purpose of To-
eating Land Warrants issued in pursuance of the
Act Of Congress, passed September 2Sth. 1850
Warrants owned by persons residing in the same
County will be located together. They will thus
be enabled, by writing 10 employ. at trifllng ex-
pense, an Agent, residing near the land, who will
pay the taxes and sell or lease tas they may de
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 atlesied by two witnesses. His fee
will be ten cents per acre, payable upon the delv-
ery of the patent. The warrants should be sent
by mail to him al this place by the 18th Of October.
K. F. PAXTON.
-. Jost
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South River Land for Sale.

yINEE subscriber offers for sale farm containing
l. l59 acres, lying on the South river adjoining
Charles Patrick Thirty acres are in fine Tim
Der, the balance cleared. Abont 40 or so acres
bottom, good meadow, orchard, spring, fine BRICK
HOUSE, &c., sc. This farm is the heart Of
large farm, the balance having been sold off.
Further description is not nccessary--purch-
asers can examine for themselves, and as the mer-
chants say should call and see mine before purchas-
ing elsewhere. ,.o, ,,r,erp
Inlx 90. lsSI.-3la
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Het Alker Bolting Cloths.

ME- have just received direct from The Agent
" Tar the above named Factory, 10 pieces
BOLriNG CLOTHS, running from No. To
M. 10; which, added To our f,rmer stock, makes
our assortment very large. These Clnhs have
heen examined by cur former Inspector, Mr.. Cfun.
and by our present Inspector, Mr.. iedrck. both Of
friends
. We warrant all the Cloths we sell. lrthey
do not prove 10 be frst;rate article, they can be
returned. Our prices for the above goods will be
found fery low.
WIN. MILLER s. SONS.
Winchester August g, lS5l,-3t,
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LOOK OUT!

-rTSW9I-
STRATED fam the Subscriber, living in Staun-
~ ton, iva or three weeks agol
4 DARK ROAM HORSE,
age not known. Said Horse was raised in Poca-
houtas county, and it is likely he may be making
his way back to that place. lie may have taken
he Parkeysbirg road as he has travelled that road
frequently. as well as the Free Road and the
Warm Springs Stage Road. A liberal rew5fd viii
be given Cor the delivery of said Horse-to me in
Slaunton, or for any information so that may get
him again S. Il. CLARKE.
Slaunton, Aur. IS, IS5l.-3t.
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Valuable prOpsrGy for Sale.

rsNllF subscriber will offer at public sale OH
Thursday The 23M day Of August 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 Tact of L1nd contains FIFTY ACRES,
and has on it MERCHANT MILL. and a
SAW MILL, both in tuleiab!e repair The stream
which turns the Mills is never falling. and there
are admirable sites for any kind OfmachInery.
The proposed new road from Staunton to Lex
ingtun by way Of Middlebrook and Brownsburg
will pass immediately by the property. The neigh
burhnod is agreeable, and the land is well adapted
to the raising OF wheat
TERMS-Nill be made known on day IF sale
~. Address The subscriber, Midd!ebrook, Au-
gusta County.
SAMUEL. B. SPROUL.
July 80 1851 -tls-Rock. Reg. copy 81.
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NOTICE.

VNHE undersigned wishes TO- employ good
i MILLER, who can come well recommended
and without family, 10 take charge ofa Merchant
Mill, on the turnpike road leading from Char
lottesvi!le to Staunton, ten miles from the former
pIace. WIN P. JARAiAN.
Mecham's River P. o., Alternate Co.,}
Auoust 6. lS5l.-lm.
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P0CA!Z0NT.lS LAND FOR SALE.

10y virtue Of a Decree If the Circuit Court for
70 P,cahoatas County pronounced at the May
Term. 1851,
In favor Of Thomas Cannon, administrator Of
James Tallmdn, decd ,-Plaintiif,
AGAINST
Woulferhargrr and oihors-Defen1auts
will on The 2nd day of September next, before
the front DIOR OF the Courthouse, in the Town of
Ilunersvile, in said County, proceed to sell to :he
highest bidder. the Land in said bill mentioned,
IN credit of six, twelve and eighteen months, the
purchaser giving bond with security for the pnr-
chase money. ard lien retained on the Land for
further security The Title is believed 10 be good,
ptt selling as Commissioner, will convey only
such title as is vested in me By order of the Court.
w. l.. BRUFFEE, Comm.
Auuust G. IS5l.-4w.
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hereby give notice to the parties Interested, and
especially to the nonresident defendants. Catharlne
Rupert, Paul N: Rupert and Mary his wife and
JOS. Koiner, that shall proceed on Friday 22nd
day of August next, to take the accounts above
reci,ed, on which day they will attend at my Office
in Stauniun Va, prepared to look to retrospective
interests in the premises.
j. N. TIENDREN, Com'r:
Stsunton. .JuIy %. IS5l.-4t.
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Town Property for Sale.

4 OFFER Tor sale the House and Lot which
n y now occupy; formerly owned and occupied
by Capt. Harper If not said privately by Mon
day the LIST Of September, will ON that day offer
il at public sale.
w. G. CAMPBELL.
Staun;ou. Aug. 6, lSJl
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NOTICE.

TYNHE creditors Of Jeremiah Aude, decd, who
l. have not already reported their claims TO me,
viii fake notice to present the same with proofs,
before me at. my office in Stanton, on or before
Monday The 18th day Of August pexf.
]. N. HENDREN, Gom'r
Staunton, July 23, ls5l.-4t.
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Family Groceries

WE are daily expecting at reduced prices. s.;
w Hogsheads and bbls Of best Molasesi
30 Sacks Marshall's Liverpool Salt;
Barrels Clarified Brown Sugar;
S Porto Rico and N. o. Sugar;
10 Sacks Rio and Laguira Cofees;
Boxes Hydraulic Candies
2 Spermacef 4" -, ;. 1870.
Crushed, Puvsrized aud Double re6ped
Sugars, Sc &c.,
80: WHITE & Co
Staunton, June 9, ls5l-Vind. s. Mess, copy.
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CO. The first jury trial which ever was held in
Panams occurred there on the 10th ultimo 1t was
composed of ninety persons, aud they found man
yulty of murder.
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HJ- The three men convicted of numbering n
Cosden family were hung pear Chesterlown, Nd,
on Friday last, Two of,hem persisted IN assert
inp their innocence to the last moment.
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pHIIn.

~" Miss Broner leaves this country for Swe-
den, about the last of this month She is going
to pabish book on the Uuied States, whfch
will be translated into English by Mary Aowltt.
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RECORD OF DEATHS.

DIED, on W,la silly the 3l,h ult., near Mt. Sid
ncy in this couaty, Miss CATnARtSE SHEETS, daush-
ter of Mr.. Jonathan Sheets aged Is years, mouths
and l3 days. She very Interesting young girl,
pnd her loss will BE- muca regretted By her numerous
friends.
DIED on Monday the 9Th inst, at the reside OF
her husband in Highland county, after lingering ill.,
ness ofCoasumption, Mrs MARY BiR0, wife Of George
H. Bird ESD in the Goth year OF her age. ''Bc sc al
SO ready for in such hour rs &c thir1 not the on Of
man comcth." =. Y.
o. Wind and Mss copy
DIED, on Saturday the 9th inst, ELIzAberH RE0Ec-
GA, infant daughter of Samuel E. and Anne Amelia
Clarke. 50 fair flower is seldom seen, but
''It is not in a land Of storms
That the fr-;ilc pllat IN 0y grow,
Thc sumner w))d6ns sh rin&s away
Wheu wn;ry tcm2.sIs blow.
"Ani is it not in cloalcss elm cs,
In gardens OF the blcst,
That the pure blossoa OF the soul
DOH find lis perfect rests
$50, ifthc low ret thou didst nu rse,
All delicate aud dear,
Is sheltered thus, Oh Mother spare
The uuayailIng tear.
''For hop's thou no, when earthly fear
Aud pain shall pass away,
The welcome Of thy babe 10 hear
Wrapped in an angels lay :"
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]. ". BANKER,
J. j. MATHRNS,
G. w. HOyT.

haN"h'1 851FO
dnue Cents
Ch
m mcA
milling
pf
S
Infant g four
VML Tu
M mh r
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Camp Meeting Change d,

TIME Camp Meeting thatwas 10 have been held near
Il Mr.. Samuel Cline's Mill, vii! now be held on the
l5rh Of the present month, near MI PiSSah ChHrch'
one mile west of Mr.. a, Links Store
August 8, 1851.
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sTAUNT0N ACADEMY

THE next session Of this Institution will com,
i mence on the ld Monday in September
under tho nan,gemss, of lts PRESENT Prine'raE'-
FERNS az heretoiofe. 49, =
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ns- The Presbytcry Of Lexington, viii meet in Ar-
gistr Church, on Wednesday, August goth at IL O.
WILLIAM BROWN, Stated Ok.
August Is, 1851.
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Gt- Maj. 1ochman aud Miss JagIelo, the Hun
garian heroine, left Washington last FRIDAY Tor
Harpers Ferry, TO he married there On Saturday.
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WAYNEsBoRo' MALE ACADEMY.

waynesbOro, July 80. ls5l.-tds.-v. copy 2
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Important to Millers.

yIET ANKER BoLrINs CLOTHS, Of superior
a quality lat greatly reduced prices. All who are
in want will do well 10 call and see me before par
chasing. g. J.. WOOD
wruskssfesz Depcs. JAY 30, 1851.
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