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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-10-15
SALE OF PROPERTY
And Hiring of Negroes.
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THE undersigned having leased for term OF
l. years much of his lands in Bath county, and
intending TO remove to Bath Alum Springs to take
charge Of that property-(where, by the way, ne
would be pleased to see all his old friends and GUS
toners-gentlemen with their saddebagss,'he bone
and sinew, and the salt Of the earth these shall
be taxed only my usual low charges jim view Of
this removal, will offer for sale at Cloverdale Ho
tel on Friday the 7th Of .Movembsr,
From 100 to 200 head Cattle,
600 to 700 " Sheep,
20 to % Horses,
225 TO $50 Hogs,
one frst-rate horse thrashing machine, shaker.
&c., wheat screen, wheat fan, 6 wagons with
their harness. One Of these is new road-wagon
lately built in New Town-compele for six horses
Aso,an indefinite number of large plows, double
shovels, single ditto, cullivators, harrows grain
cradles, log chains. SC.
$50 to 60Obs tallow, 80 or more beef hides, O.
yer 100 sheep skins prime, and many of them well
wDoled.
.ALSO,
10 half barrels Moasses,
40 demijohns |, 2 and gals each. molasses,
40 ditto l,2and 3 gals. old whiskey,
40 ditto l,2 and 8 gals. " oldappe brandy
IL ditto LIZ and gals. French brandy,
SPANISH SOLE LEATHER,
hay, straw, fodder, &c., &c.. together with Gf
time permit ard weather fair The usual quantity,
or less, Of trash generally offered at sales.
On the same day, will hire publicly
Is Negroes,
all without incumbrance. Men, women, boys and
girls These servants are worthy the attention Of
landlords, and the public institutions in StauntOn.
They will be hired from the above date to January
LIST 1858 on which day they are to be returned to
me at Va. Hotel, Slaunton.
Amongst the cattle are three bulls, also good
mitch cows and prime young stock.
Amongst the hoses one Of the best Stations in
Western Va, and young horses worth the alien
tim of the farmer and the jockey.
The molasses are strictly prime, and as for the
liquors, should they not be ofage to speak for them
selves, can warrant they will make the purchaser
speak.
The hogs will be sold in lots to suit bidders.
| The advertiser wishes il understood that this sale
| is to be peremplory and without reserve. Every
article offered will he sold, if single bid be made,
and he engages tina: he will make no bid either
direct or Indirect. by himself or through another.
TERMS-All sums over s. credit of nine
months, bond and good security. s. and under,
cash.
JOHN w. FRAZIER
Clovprlale Hotel. Oct. ", lS5l.-ids.
s9@S- Vim, Rock Reg, L Lewsburg Chron.
q nv and send accounts 10 Bath Alum.
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Oct. /, l85l.-4t.

VIRGINIA AT Rules held in the Clerks
Office Of the County Court Of Augusta, Sep
TENDER LIST, 1851.
Jonathan Lamb-Plaintih,1
AGAINST In AssuMpsir.
John CrawforG-Defend't.
The object Of this suit is to recover judgment a.
gainst Henry - Rippetoe, who has been sumn,on-
ed as garnishee, for any money he may have in his
hands due to the Defendant John Crawford-and
it appearing from the affidavit ofthe Plaintiff that
The Defendant John Crawford IS not an inhabitant
ofthe Commonwealth, and the said John Craw
ford not having entered his appearance as required
by law: 1t is ordered that he appear before this
Court at tie Court house thereof on the first day
Of the October term next; and do what may be ne
cessary to protect his interest-and that copy Of
this order be inserted once week for four sue
cessive weeks in some newspaper printed iE Staun-
tom and pasted at the fruntdoor Of the Courthouse
Of Augusta County.
i, Copy-Teste,
JEFFERSON KINNEY, C. C.
October |, 1851 .-4w.
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Valuable Pendleton Lands for Sale.

WILL be offered for sale at public auction, on
w Thursday the Goth of November next, at the
late residence of Adam Conrad, decd; in the
VALUABLE FARM upon which the said. Adam
Conrad decd resided ; composed of several Tracts
and parts of Tracts, which nclusively surveyed
contaiuS about
500 ACRES,
considerable portion well improved. The Dwell
ling House is comfortable, with Kitchen, Smoke
house, and other necessary buildings good Barn.
Water Grist Mill. The Mill will shortly want
repairing but il one of the best sites fur mill OF
machinery of any kind both as to locality and the
stream of water that turns the mill ); il being
spring branch the head Of which is not more :han
three hundred yards from the mill never-failiag
stream always sufficient to drive any kind Of ma
chnery and also free from ice in the: winter sea-
son. The unimproved 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 tesla
ment of Jacob Conrad, decd.
TERMS OF SALE.-One-four six months
Tom the day of sale, and the balance in three equal
annual instaments, 10 be secured by bonds and ar-
proved security, and the title withheld until all
the purchase money paid. The title is believed
TO be good but only such title as is vested 10 the
subscriber by the said will and testament will be
made. Further terms as to possession, &c., made
known Oh the day of sale.
SOLOMON HEDRtCK, Adm,
de boiis non upon the estate Of j. Conrad, decd.
September II, l85l.-tds.
CO. Rockingham Register copy.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

WILL be sold ,a on w t,s, The l5@ S Oct.
said decendent, consisting in part of
Household and Kitchen Furniture,
Farming Implements, grain Of different kinds, viz:
Wheat, Rye, Corn aud Oa!s; large stock Of
Horses, Cattle, Hogs, Sheep,
&c head of good fat cattle, and various other arti-
cles.
TERMs.-A credit of nine months will be given
on all sums exceeding five dollars, the purchaser
executing bond with approved security. On all
sums under FIVE dollars the cash will be required.
WM. NJ. NlcNUTT.
ROBERT McNUTF. Aomr.
Sent, "a. IS5l.-tds.s
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An Augusta Farm for Sale.

I AM anxious to sell the Tract of Land on which
Il reside. lying about one mile and half from
Mt. Sidney, and adjoining the lands of VIM. Craw-
furd and others. The tract contains about
800 ACRES.
About 800 Acres are cleared and well improved /;
(the residue is well imbered,) 1875 Acres are well
Sc, in clover, and the whole Farm is well fenced.
There are IS Acres of good Meadow, and as much
more can he easily made. There is an excellent
ORCHARD of young Apple and Peach trees
Almost every field on the Farm is watered by a
never failing stream which runs through the land.
There are on the Farm, about half a mile apart,
TWO DWELLING HOUSES,
and suitable out. houses, Stables, Cribs, Sc, at
each so that the Tract could be divided into two
capital Farms, containing 200 Acres each.
One hundred and forty Acres are we'll set in
wheat, which will be sold with the Farm. Pos
session will be given this Fall.
Terms made known by application 20 the under
signed. WILLIAM B. HYDE.
October Is, lS6l.-4w.
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Valuable Property for Sale.

NNtlE subscriber still offers at public sale hin
valuable property situated seven miles above
MddleSrook, and within one mile of the Lexing-
ton road and mile from Newport, in Augusta
County. The Tract of Land contains FIFTY
ACRES, and has on it MERCHANT MILL.
and SAW MILL, both in iolerable repair. The
stream which turns the AlilIsis never failing, and
there are admirable sites for any kind VI machip-
cry.
The proposed new road from Staunton to Len.
ingtOn by way Of Middlebrook and BrownsburQ.
will pass Immediately by the property. The neiak
borhood is agreeable, and the land is we'll adapted
to the raising of wheat.
Dw Address the subscriber, Middebrook.
Augusta County.
Sep. 10, 1876.
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VIRGTNIA:-At Court held for Augusta Co..
on Monday the ed day Of September 1851:
John Shuey; Plaintiff,
AGAINST
Robert Wade and Philip Schmucher Defts.
IN CHANCERY,
The object of this suit is to obtain from the Deen.
dant Philip Schumacher payment of purchase mon.
ey due upon house and lot in Fishersvllle, the
said Schumacher Withholding payment because the
Defendant Wade his vendor, has NOT made him
Deed for said house and lot. The bill prays that
Wade may be required to pay the purchase mon
ey to the Pl, who is assignee Of the bond for the
last instalment.
The Defendant Robert Wade not having enter
ed his appearance and given security according to
The act Of Assembly and the rules of this Court
and appearing by satisfactory evidence that he is
not resident of this Stale. II is ordered that he
appear before this court at the Court house on the
first day of the November Term next, and do what
is necessary to protect his interest, and that copy
OF this order be inserted once week for four sue
cessive weeks, in some newspaper printed in Staun-
tom and posted at the front door of the Court house
Of Augusta Comfy.
A Copy-Teste,
JEFFERSON KINNEY, Clerk,
Sent % lS5l-4t
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n OF &c f s.

o. Advertisements and Communications brought in
On Tuesday morning, cannot be inserted without
rous Inconvenience to ourselves and oppressive ex
ira labor to the hands We hope our friend, will bear
this in mind and endcavorto make earlier calls-othcr-
wise, their favors must lay over week.
o. Every communication notice intended or cal
cuaied to promote any private enterprise interest
which is Of personal aud private character publish
cd in this paper will be charged for.
e5- All Candidates for office announced through the
columns Of the ''SPEcrAroR," will be required pay
for such announcement the usual rates of Advertising
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-10-15

Kossuru.-I Ua,ed States steam frigate
Mississippi, bringing KOssuth s. his companions IN
exile, to eur shores, is daily expected at New York
Extensive preparations have been made in New
York, Philadelphia and Baltimore to receive and
entertain the noble patriot in an appropriate man
ner. Mr.. John n. Genin, Of New York, has Of
fered to be one Of hundred persons to raise hun
dred thousand dollars, by subscriptions Of thou
sand dollars each. TO be presented to kossuh, and
has rendered his subscription for that amount to the
Mayor, WHO has consented to accept the trust.
The President has caused orders TO be issued to
the various naval stations to fire salutes, and ex-
tend all the military honurs to Kossath on his ar
rival and passage through the country. 1t is ex-
pec,ed he will proceed from New York to Wash
ington. where an entertainment will be given him
at the Presidential Mansion.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-10-15
EXECUTORS SALE
OF Valuable Real and Personal Estate
IN POCAnONTAS COUNTY, VA

WILL be sold at the late residence of Henry
W NJ Muffpit, decd, in The Little Levels u
Pocahonias County, Va, on The 25th day Of No.
rember neat, the valuable FARM of which he
died seized, and on which he resided, containing
Al3 Acres of Land.
Said Tract is composed of four different tracts
adjoining each other, and contains in the aggregate
4l3 Acres and is one of the most desirable Farms
in the I.eveIs-beiug fine grazing aud grain farm
ahundan,ly supplied with wafer, having number
Of springs upon it, and the Improvements being en-,
.ireIy new, the decedent having within the last
two years, built fine
NEW BRICK HOUSE -
upon said Lands, containing six rooms, Ilsss
attic and cellar; Dairy, Kitchen and ..ssaaas-
necessary out-houSes, with large and convenIen,
Barn and Stables, sc. Said Farm is aburdanIly
supplied with limestone, and fine kn erected by
teslalor, and large quantity Of The land lined be
fore his death. and from fifty 10 sixty Acres
seeded with " heat and rye.
Said Lands will be sold On credit Of one, two
three and four years. the purchaser giving bond and
good personal security. and the title retained ua,i
all the purchase money is paid.
At TIE SANE TINE IND PL.4CE,
will sell all The Personal Property of the Tcs,atut
10 wit:
2 likely Yoaa,ag Negro Men,
one of whom is fine Blacksmith, 2 likely Wo.
men and 3 Children, both The Women are good
cooks. and excellent house servants.) 10 head Of
HORSES, rs Cattle, (!wo and three year old)
6 fine (yearIing) Durham Heiters, Dover Cows,
II Calves, fac DURHAM BULL. yoke OF
Oxen, 40 or 50 Berkshire Hugs, IT'S Nlerino and
Saxony Sheep, 1000 bushels OF Oats, 500 Of Wheat,
l06ofR Rye, 25 Acres Of Corn in,shock, and some
old Corn. Also, all the HOUSEHOLD and
Kitchen Furniture, and other property Of every
description wha lever. among which, in part, is a
four-horse Wagonan Harness, Ox-wagon, Plows,
Windmill Hay. Straw, Sc, &c.
On all sums Of less than five dollars. cash on
all sums over that, twelve months credit will he
given, the purchaser giving bond and good Sc
curily. GEORGE b. MOFFETT.
Executor of Henry NJ. Mufiett, decd.
October Is ISL ids
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-10-15
WHO PRINTING! OFFICE FOR SALE

'sNHE proprietor ola WING PRINTING OF
FiCE in Western Virginia, offers his entire
establishment C'r sale-possessun given on the lst
of January. 1852. The Ollica has subscription
list of about five hundred subscribers, which by
Suitable eyerlinn nigh, be greatly increased. For
the past five or six years, The office has had as good
patronage in JOB Wnrk ana Advertising, as PER-
haps, any other paper Of the size in the State
The income tor The past year, has been about
twenty-five hundred dollars. For further informa-
ton as to terms SC, address, ost-paid, the Ed-
tors of the SIauni"n Spectator.
Octnhpr 49, ISjl-6w.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-10-15
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND.

A S Commissioner of the Circuit Court for Au,
IA gusta county, will, on Friday, the 3lst day
of October, next, upon the premises, offer for sale
the
Tract of Land
belonging to the Estate of Frederick Rodes, decd
and lying on Middle River, near the village OF
Spring Hell, in The county Of Augusta.
1t consists Of as ACRES, one-half of which
are cleared, and has upon it a large story
STONE BUILDING,
which contains Cardpg Machine and Pulling
Mill in successful operation, and is, at the same
time, sufficiently capacious for the comfortable &C,
commodation Of family. Also, good BARN
and never failing spring. The soil is Of good
quality; but the tract is particularly commended
because Of the Improvements above enumerated
and its excellent water power, which is capable
cooperating almost any kind Of machinery that may
be desired.
Terms OF SALE: The purchase money to be
paid in three annual instalments, upon credit oil
one, two and three years, for which the purchaser
will be required to execute his bonds with appro-
we'd security.
R. SNAPP, Comm.
IL
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NEW ROCKS.

SWALLOW Barn; The Fate, by James; The
~ Wide Wide World; Froissart's Chronicles
Memoir of the Rev. Edward Bickersteth Marsh's
Single Entry Book keeping Methodist Hymn
Books; Family Bibles. Also great variety o
ChiIdrens Books, just received and for sale by
r. COWAN.
Stauntou, Sept "a, 1851.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

VNIIE undersigned respectfully informs the pub
lie that he will in Short time take pdssrs-
sion the property recently occupied by Capt.
Asst, land will be prepared 10 carry on
BUT Il z RING
in all its branches. The manufacture of Candles
will still be carried on and the Girls, Mill kept in
operation as heretofore. This property has been
rented ly respOn lille man and will be con
Quoted by the undersigned as his agent. He
pledges himself To make every eff'rt to glFe salts
faction. and hopes to receive share the public
patronage.
CALEB CROANE, Agent.
Oct Is, l95I.-3t. for WIN. G. Graham.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-10-15
TO Road Contractors.

SEALED proposal will oe received from this
~ time until Friday the 24lh inst, for keeping
in good repair and condition for one 1.-THE whole
of the Warm Springs and Harrisonburg road com
mencing at The town Of Harrisonburg and ending
near the Bath Alum, Bidders will state in their
proposals how many miles, and what portion ofthe
road and price per mile. Proposals may be address,
ed (post paid) toJ. A. Cochran Esq, Churchvile,
WIN: Guy Esq, Deerfeld, or NJ. Harvey EfIin-
ger, fIarrIsonburg.
BY older of the board
NJ. HARVEY EFFINGER.
Sec'y s. Tres'r,
Oct s, lS5l.-tdl. Rock. Reg. copy.
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lseady Made Clothing.

T. Ready Made Clothing
Ours is the head quarters for fashionable cloth
inc and all persons having torn clothes are here
by notified that they are required to parade al
the Clothing Store of the Undersigned, next door tc
the Stage Office whenever may suit their conven
fence, where they will be supplied with a full Fa'
and Winter Apparel, cut according to order OF Zen
eral Fashion, at lower prices, than they nave ye'
been recorded in the annals OF ancient or modern
Clothing Store warfare. Their stock OF goods Is
unequalled in every point Of view, being larger
better, pre,lier and cheaper than is 10 be found al
any similar establishment in Augusta County
Therefore all who want to be rugged out IN the
Best Stale and at the least expense. will act wise
" by getting their Goats, Pants, vests, Drdtrsrs,
Shirts, Collars, Crarats. Suspenders, Handker-
Ghiets, &c.. at this establishment.
They feel confident, from their large and beau
tfu, assortment, that the tastes ofall can be suited
as 10 quality and price.
Their stock which consists of every variety OF
Ready Made Clothing, Is very large and VIII De
sold out at uery top prices in order TO reduce It.
They invite all persons in.want OF Clothing OF any
desc riptiOn to give them call and examine ihelI
goods and prices as they feel assured that they can
defy competition in the cheapness and durability OF
their garments The old stand is under the Va
Hotel next duor to the Stage Office, where we in.
vite our friends and the public 10 call and exam
iue for themselves.
FRANK s. co.
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DARE & STERRETr have received their
Id FILL AND WINTER FASHIONS
from their Agent in Philadelphia, and respectfully
request their customers and the public to call and
examine. As it is said that it would be "Setter 10
be out of the world than out of the fashion," those
who do not want to oe out of the world, would do
well to call.
Stanton, Sent. "a. 1851.
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ATTENTION.!

PROPOSALS will be received until the 2lsl
Il inst, by the undersigned executors of James B
HILL decd, for the boarding &c. of the servants Of
the said Hill three or four persuns
Persons disposed to propose, can learn by appll'
cation to either of US, what will be required ofthem
in the contract for such board, sc.
The payments for board Sc, will be made semi
annually.
S. M. WOODWARD,
j. F.. PATTERSON.
Oct. |, l85l.-3t-F. and NJ. copy
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REMOHfE.

%NILLIAM G. STERRETT has removed his
w STOCK OF GOODS
TO the Store Room recently occupied by Brown y
Fulks, and Immediately opposite that of Morris &
Goode, where he will take pleasure in waiting on
customers. Those in quest Of Bargains would do
well to call.
Oct. |, lS5l.-3t.
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Or Workmen have been engaged for several
dsys past in laying dawn the track OF The Centra
Railroad. west Of Charlottesville. with the heavy
u iron. weighing fifty pounds 10 Ike yard. The
track will be completed tn Wnodvllle, seven miles
in November, and the cars will run upon 1t as soon
as il is finished a, the depot ready.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-10-15
HARDWARE.

TNIIE subscriber has just returned from the
l. North and is now receiving large addition
ofAmerican and English Hardware, comprising
every thing in his line, which he will sell low for
cash or to punctual dealers.
GEORGE E. PRICE.
Staunton, Oct. |, 1851.
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NEW GOODS,

I'VE subscribers are receiving their supply of
fall and winter goods, comprising the usual
variety Of DRY GOODS, GROCERIES Boots,
Shoes, Hats, Caps, Glass, Queensware, &c. &C.,
which lave been purchased under the most favor
able circumstances, and, as they are content with
small profits, will be sold on the most reasonable
terms. Purchasers are requested to give them
call. MOSBY s. TAYLOR.
Oct. s, lS5l.-4t.- Vim. copy.
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Or Several thousand Of the leading business men
in the city of New York published a card IN Satur
days Journal of Commerce, pedging themselves
at the ensuing election in that State, to vote for M
man who will not pledge himself to sustain the
Compromise measures passed by the last Congress
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lARRlANR RBRORDa

On Thursday morning the 9th inst By Rev. T. T
Ca,tleman, Mr.. MONTGOMERY DuPuY, of Petersburg
to Miss LOUISA CoLGMAN, orStauatOn.
On Thursday last by the Rev. T. Is. Lemon, Mr..
JAcos T. PARRENI, to Miss HsSRrErrA Maria
BLAcKaUaS, all of this place.
TN the SANE day By the samr, Mr.. GsoRoG o
HARLOW, TO Nos NNRE \. RJNNGLs, all Of this Co.
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School Commissioners Notice.

EMIL EMEN ufihe Board of Schnn Com
IN lnSsnRers. you are requested to hnId your an.
nual meeting al the Court House on Saturday next
the 18th inst. A full meeting is important aud
is expected that each one will come prepared Il
make his report.
JOHN d. IMBODEN, Sup'r.
Oct L. IS5I Il
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sTRAVED

NROM my house, on Monday night last, Bay
Il HORSE, rather thin in order, with one white
foot behind and white spot on his muse. He is
supposed to be going West. where he was raised.
A liberal reward will be given for news of him, or
for his, reurn To my house near FishersviIle. Au-
gusta. K. l.. DABNEY.
0ciober 8. 1851
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P U B L &c S A L 4 F..

TENTIE subscriber will offer for sale at his resi-.
dence, within one mile of New Hope, Angus,
ia county, on Monday the 2)h Of October nent, 1.-The
following property, VIZ: Horses, one road Wagon,
Farming implements, several
FINE MICH COWS,
lot of Hogs and stock Hogs, Wheat. Hay, SC.
Terms On all sums Of five dollars and up.
wards. credit Of nine months will be given, the
purchaser giving bond with approved security, un'
der that the cash will be required.
j. HUMBERT.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-10-15

UNIvEsrrrY OF VReiNI,.-rhN annual sessiun
Of this institution c,mnpnced on "Wednesday, the
1T Ut Ocynher More than three hundred Students
in attendance, anil the prospect is very fr that
the number will be larger than ever before Char,
9dt
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-10-15
NOTICE.

'IHIIE annual meeting of the Stockholders ofthe
L Junction Valley Turnpike Company will be
held in Lexington on Thursday the 18th day Of
October. j. T. PATTON, Sec'ry.
Junction Valley Turnpike Company.
Ostvber ], lS5l.-hm.
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3 rs II 10 said that in the tnwn of Lnnenburg
(Alass.) there are fnrty eight porsnnS who were
living when the Declaration Of Independence was
made. several Of whom are over ninety wears ofage
The population of the town is about 300.