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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-07-23

WYE are receiving, by Daily Arrivals from Europe S
w our Fall and Winter assortment Of RICH A'ii'
IONABLE FANCY
SILK AND NJ LLINERY GOODS
We respectfully Invite all Cash Purchasers orougn
ly 10 examine our Stock aud Prices anu, as IL
soyrRSs we feel confident our Goods ana fricEs wa
iaduce them to select from our estaolsnment' lazy
ul.r attention is devoted TO MlLLiNEhA 1OOo9,
and many of the articles manufactured expressly
our order and cannot be surpassed IN Deauy' sly III"
EEIUTIFUL PARIS RIBBONS, for Hat, Cap Neck
and Belt. ,,o>,, m :l,hs
SILKS, sArINs, yELyETs, and UNCUT VEL
VETS, for Hats. - r,nr>-c,r ,p.rr
FEATHERS, AMERICAN AND FheNUh AN
FICIAL FLOWERS. >.o,e
pIiFFiNC;S, AND CAP TRIMMINGS.
DRESS TRIMMINGS, large assortment. >,o-,
EMBROiDERIES, CAPES' COLLAho' oNDN'
SLEEVES AND CUFFS. 49,, n,,,,
FINE EMBROIDERED KEY ie.KE ASo Ai-'i
STITCH CAMBRIA HANDkERCIiiEtS >, ,
CRSpES. IISSES, TARLErONS, ILLUSION and
CAP LACES. ,,,rr,> e,rp G.
Isle THREAD LACES ,rrpp,D
KID. SILK. SEWING SILK, Isle thhEAD'
MERINO GLOVES AND MI ,,e,,op
FIGURED AND PLAIN SWISS, BOOh' bio'iOi
LAWN AND JACONET MUSLlN>'
English, French, American and ltallan
STRAW GOODS.
New York, July %, l55l.-6t
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SALE OF
Try GoOdsc,6roecries, Hardware, &c.,
Ar PUBLIC AUCTION.

RY virtue of sandry orders of sale to me C a,'eu.
40 ed, in the mama of G. L. Cochran . W. "a
Nj. Simpson and others, against Jonn u u'NI'
shall proceed on Monday, the @ot" u.y % " ,n'
month at the Store lately occupied by said fulks,
in St,nnon near the Post Office, TO expose 10 sale
=, nnhI;c anc,ion nil his stock of new and deslr-
able
Goods, Groceries, SC,
consisting in part Of about: -, :,
so pieces Fancy Prints, 9 pieces fancy and black
Ginuhams, Lawns, Bareges, Drill:ngs, Checks,
20 pieces Brown Stirring Cotton Drilling, Swiss
MusIins, Capes, Caps. Collars, Ribbons. AIpa-
cas-, Ticking. Over Coating, Fulled Cioihs,
Jeans, Tweed Wear, Cassimeres, Flannes,
Hats; large stock of
Boots and Shoes,
Combs, Castings, various Fancy Articles, Ind
NlO!asses, | do Brown Sugar, Loaf Crushed
Pulyerized and Havana Sugars, Coffee, Cneese'
Spices, Dye-Stntfs. Spades, Shovels, FORKS
Chains, Axes, Glass, Bureau Ware, Corn, Oais'
Iron in bars, NIackerel and Herring IN barrels
and sundry other articles.
will also lease the unexpired term, ending next
April. of said Fulks, in the said Store rooms
TERMS OF SALE-Where the purchaser
buys 70 the amount of SIS, credit will be given to
suit the requirements of some of the orders-the
purchaser giving bond and security-purchases I'M
der that sum, cash. :,
The sale will be continued from day to day until
J.LA. TROTTER, Cons. S. d.
n. Bly, consent ofparties, will sell the
above GaocsRlss. privately. if desired.
Staunton, July %, 1851.
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s25 REWARD.
STOP THE THIEF.

WAS stolen from my pasture on South River,
W near Waynesboro, in the county of Augusta,
on the nigh! OF the Cd of July, light
BAY FILLEY,
three years old last Spring, about Is hands high,
very square built and heavy, and has somewhat
low carriage when mounted-She has black legs
name and lail-No white marks Of any kind reco-
lecled. She has the sweeny in her left fore shout
der and the hair on the sunken part is good deal
removed in consequence Of having been blistered
She has scar on each fore leg-one about halt
way betwesn the knee and paslern joint and the
other just over the pasern caused oy Ealing tnrougn
slab bridge about l2 months ago. will give the
above reward for the recovery Of the mare and the
securing the thief in Jail or will pay ten dol
lars for any information that will enable me to get
the mare again. -
Waynesboro, July 9, 1851.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.

,sNHE subscriber, intending to remove to Alex
4 andria, offers for sale his Lot in New Hope,
an which are neat and convenient DWELLING
HOUSE. large and commodous Store-hOuse, u
fine Garden and all out-houses necessary 10 the
comfort of family. Also a TRACT OF LAND,
near the village containing
NINETY ONE ACRES.
New Hope is in one of the finest portions OF the
Beautiful Valley Of Va" and Is consequently one
of the best country stands in the State.
If not snd privately before. the above property
will be sold at suction or Monday, The lsl Of Sep
TENDER neat. Terms will be made TO sui. the
convenience of the purchasers.
D. HOWARD.
New Hope, July 90, lS5l.-4t.
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July %. lS5l.--tls.

NIRGlNIA;-In the Circuit Court Of Augusta
County, June IL, l05l.
William d. Clarke, Plaintiff,
AGAINST
Edward l.. FAINT & Co. Miller s. Mayhem, and
VIM +. Philips, Defendants,
IN CHANCERY.
The object of this suit, which Is a OIL OF inter
pleader and injunction, being to Protec! Tue fian'
from liability to make double satisfaction O' 'he
same debts, by eujoining the defendants, lheIr
agents, aitornies, and all Others concerned, iroh
prnceedinu To collect by suit or otherwise, lhe a.
mount of mute executed by the Plaintiff TO T.. L.
Fan. s. Go. aud assigned by them to Miller y
Mayhew for the sum of S2l5 40, aud also ne9o-
table note executed by said Plaintiff to sal1 al"
& Co., and endorsed by them to w. r. PhIhpS
negotiable at the Bank of the Valley, IN Virginia
al Staunton, Tor tue sum Of t22) q uht'l 'he ,u'
Their order OF the Court cjncemng the same. ANU
the Defendants Miller & Mayhem, having appear
ed and filed their answer setting tofih thelr
claims Of NIGHT and title To the bond Of S2i3 10 ana
denynp thai the said Philips has any bona fide and
valid claim to the negotiable note, of 1928 81
elaitiing him To payment thereof In preference to
the claim of Miller s. Mayhem to payments of the
bond Of .S2l5 as and the said FAINT x Co. and
Philips having failed to answer although an order
Of notification hath been duly executed as To FAINT s
Co.. and Subpoena executed upon Philips The
Court doth order that unless the said FAINT 4 20.
and the sud Philips do appear here at or before the
next tern, file their answers and establish ny an-
swers and proofs the paramount and Superior clam nm
Of said Phliips TO the money in controversy Tue
sud Philips having been f s. served with a copy
Of this order. and due publication thereof having
been executed as to FAINT s Co.. the Court WIZ
proceed to take the answer OF Miller s Mayhem
Tor canitssed, and upon the hypothesis of lbs run
decree in their favor the amount in controversy aud
perpa,naly en1ih he said Faut s. Co., and Philips,
lion further proceeding to collect the negotiable
note claimed by the said Philips,
'Copy--Tesie.
NiCH'S c. KINNEY, Clerk.
s:Sua;oa, July %, ISL.
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BALTIMORE CLOTHING STORE
Cheapest Clothing Store in Stanton.

To please our friends down the street,
Again we try our hand at rhyme,
Then from Parnassus we retreat,-
For truly we have not the time,
When waiting patrons crowd around,
Eager to buy of FRANK & Co.
To give to truth poetic sound,
And let them disappointed 60.
In fact we cannot help but wonder,
How sadly looks our chubby friend,
And though he fumes much at our thunder,
We surely meant not to offend.
Oh take it easy, gentle neighbor,
We know your goods you seldom sell,
And if twill save you any labor,
The reason of it we will tell
For all your arts the folks to wheedle,
And ease them of their extra fps,
Won't answer like the thread and needle,
To save a coat or vest from rips.
Instead of basling try our plan,
Put in the stitches thick and strong,
Then you can look up like man,
And like your neigh5ors get along.
Just try for once the honest mode,
And make an effort not to cheat.
With envy then you'll not corrode,
Nor glance so sadly up the street,
The people still will bear in mind,
The fact which all our patrons know,
That extra clothing they will find,
Whenever they deal with FRANZ t. Co.
Truth needs no gaudy flowers OF speech,
1t wins its way with honest men,
Who, when proper place they reach,
Are always sure to call again.
Fair dealing-Cheap for Cashi-to all
Our noticed banner proud we show
You'll save much money if you call,
And buy your goods of FRANK & Co.
We have just received the largest and best Sc
,cted stock of Ready Made Clothing ever brough!
, this Borough, and we are determined to sell
,lolhes cheaper than any other establishment! in
his place. Remember the store,
FRANK & CO.,
One door below the Stage Office.
Staunton, July 2, 1851.
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A Valuable South River Farm fox Sale.

A Valuable South River Farm Iof oaIe'
eco
PURSUANT to the last will and Testament Of
Daniel Wunderlich, dec'd., will on Salur'
day the 9th day of August, 1851, on the premises,
offer at public sale, the
VALUABL Z + A II NJ
belonging to the estate of,he said Daniel Wunder
lich :,
This Farm was the late residence Of the said
Wunderlich, and is situated in the County OF Au-
nusla, ON the South River, about one mile from the
celebrated Meyers Cave. 1t contains about
~ ACRES,
all considered of the best quality about 80 acres Of
which are cleared the balance well timbered =
The cleared land is under good fence, and is nearly
ALI bottom of the first order, and in high state o
cultivation. The improvements are good
Two Story Brick Dwelling House,
of fine size, containing number OF roons--an OK
celIen, Barn, and other necessary oul houses. De,
sides. there is Saw MILL of the most approved
order, with the right to use and TO have FULL com
mand Of the water of the whole South River, ma
king it as valuable as any in Augusta. There are
three Merchant Mills in the neighborhood, the lar
,hest of which is not more than2a miles-lhe near
es, abnut li-a Chopping Mill within half mile
"a Furnace and Forge within q miles where the
best Iron is Manufactured. and affords fine market
for the products OF the Farm.
1t is seldom property of such value and possess
ing 50 many advantages, is offered for sale-beIng
located ia one of The most desirable neighborhoods
IN Augusta.
TERMS.-One third Of the purchase money in
six months, the balance in TWO equal annual install
ments. Title OF The land withheld or lien to be
uiyen To secure the deferred payments.
mSy- Possession will De given on the 9Th oil
Seplember, 1851. time to put in Fa'l crop.
JOHN J. WUNDERLlCH.
Ear Of Daniel Wundcrlich, decd
July l6, 1S5l.-tds.
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Summer Goods at White & Co.'S.

WE shall receive this week, and offer at most
w reduced prices, a handsome addition to oul
Summer stock, viz: :,
so pieces ofnew style Prints and Calicoes, Black
and White, Blue and Gold, Small figures for chill.
dren and quilts Manchester Checks, Plaids and
Stripes, &c., SC !; 20 pieces A Brown Shirling
90 do 2s and A Osnaburgs; I:ish Linen Lin
en- Handkerchiefs Black raw Silk Hoes Black
Cotton do; White Cotton Hose; Gloves, Rib
bons, Black Lutestring and Glacia Silks Black
Silk Lace Linen Edgings; Bleached ShirtIngs
Brown and Blesched drills Black and White
Ginghams Whale Bones White Holland, and
many olher goods suited to the present season.
Siaunton, July 9, 1851.
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TO CONTRACTORS
For matchmaking and travelling

I WISH to put under contract, at Weston, Lew
l is County, Va, on The 18th day OF July next
portion of the Staunton and Parkersburg hoad'
for Matchmaking and travelling.
.4lso.-On the Goth Of July next, at Monterey
Highland County, Va, another portion for Mead
For particulars see printed advertisement, or en-
oure Of the undersigned at Weston, Lewis County
Va, by letter or otherwise. no.
o. of S. & P. Road.
July 9, ls5l.-2t.
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STILL ALIV E!
soEos-
Clothing Cheaper than Ever !!

~2S-
Our neighbor Of the Clothing Store,
Alias Shop Of Baltimore,
Is out again in flowing rhyme,
Parnsssus, he in vain did climb
BY ignis .fatuus led in bitches.
And worsled were his based breeches.
Now, friends, we have the Goods on hand,
That will all snrls Of climbing stand,
At prices less than the Baltimore
Or any other Clothing Store.
'Tis needless 10 partic'larize,
Our patrons know how 10 be wise,
They call on j. PoLLlTz s. Co.,
To ease our "grUaning shelves" you know
We'll pleased they never think 10 rove,
Or try the little man above
Who ne'er again will try the aid
Of MUSES. wing, we are afraid.
Oar worthy friend, The salesman poet,
Has receipt and all must know 1t,
1t is called great preventative,
No moth about him sure can live
"To starve them out, sir. is the plan
GOOD Heaven what lucky man,
Fresh additions TO our already varied assortment
Of READY MADE CLOTHING, will be receiv
ed throughout the summer months, and will be dis
posed Of cheap.
]. POLLlTZ & CO.
Remember the Corner Store.
StauntOn, July l6. 1851.
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ENGLISH SCHOOL FOR BOYS.

,s,IIE School under my superintendence will be
reopened on the frs Monday of September
next Mir. DRuRY LACY,a competent Scholar
and experienced Teacher, has been engaged to give
instruction. As general rule, no boys under
eirht nor over fourteen years Of age are admitted
Tie number limited TO lwenty-four.
TgRMs-For session of 10 monlhs--lnstrucilen
in English branches S 8 and S2o, according to the
progress of the pupil; in Latin $50; Fee for re-
pairs IS cents. Apply TO . ,,,
rN''' B. NJ. SMITH.
Slaunion, July lG, lsSl--tlS.
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SALE OF PERSONAL PROPERTY.

HAVING determined to quit farming. will Of
fer for sale at public auction, without rese,-vs,
on Thursday the Path day Of July next, at my res
idence on Middle River, TWO miles from New
Hope, all my Stock, Farming Utensils, and House
hold and Kitchen Furniture. The stock consists
of eight or ten head Of HORSES, about the same
number of Cattle and Mich Co,us, from thirty to
forty head ofHogs. Twill also sell about two hun
dred and fifty bushels Of Corn, and some Wheat
will be offered,
The above property is valuable and the atten-
ton of the public is invited TO it,
A credit will be giyen-terms fully made known
on the day of sale.
JOHN BOURLAND.
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Ca,hsriue Koiner's admin'or.,

CaharNe Koiner's admln'Or.,
Phinr Koiner's admin'or and heirs.
AZ the last Ounsl term OF the Circuit Court Tor
Augusta Co; it was, among other things, decreed
thst the above named cause be referred TO the un'
dersgned, who is directed to take the following ac
elunjs, viz LIST. An account Of the administrator OF
the defendant, Geo. Baylor, upon the estate OF rnL
personal estate Of the said Philip Koner dec d a. E
Ipsng his distributes bringing into SAID accoan.o VI
distribution the ARRANGEMENTS made oy me In'eT
tate to his distributes respectively aud also sh
security or other debts paid by sad ln,es.a'e ,o
the Ba1krupts P. n. Rupert, JOS Rupert and JOS;
Koipe, 81. An account of the rents and prohtso Of
the real estate due to the administrator OF saiG
Catharine Koiner Decd, account of her right OF
dover and which accrued between the da'e ,,
institution of this suit and the death OF the sa'u
Catharne. and to report the same to Court togeI''
or with any other matters deemed pertinent ny
himself.
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QUEENS WARE. .
SCARCE GOODS.

WE shall open this week, Edged White stone
w ware; Printed Dishes of medium s SIZE
Painted Teas Wine Glasses ,Gobleis' aamp M,'
large punch Bowls; Glass Pitchers NINA lea
Sells Willow Ware Pitchers Of an sizes aua
new styles. These with all on hana VIII oe SOLO
at reduced prices for the balance o. me season
Slaunton, July 9, 1851.
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TO all whom il may Concern

MR.. HENRY MESSERSMITH has this day
4'a transferred to me all of his buck accounts up
to this date.
This is therefore 10 notify all who are indebted
10 him by book account, that payment can only he
made To me or same one authorized by me.
SAMUEL BRENNAMAN.
Mt. Salon, Va, July 10, lS5l.-3t
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hereby give noIce 10 the parties interested anu
o.necalv TO the nonresident defendants, CatharIne
Rupert, Paul n. Rupert and Mary his wife and
Jos. Koiner, that shall proceed on Friday END
day Of August next, to take the accounts above
rscited, on which day they will attend atmy office
in Staunton Va, prepared to Ook to their respective
interests in the premises.
Stanntnn. Jnly %, lS5l.-4t.
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LOST /,

ON Wednesday evening last, in the stage be-
- tween " ayneshoro and Fishersville' my Day
Book, containing several papers. valuable to me-
There are some old letters in il with my name on
them. If found satisfaction will be given. NO
money in it.
w. p. CULLEN.
FishersvIe, July is, lS5l.-2t.
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NEW BOOKS,

EEARPER'S Magazine for July; First Impress
sons of England ard its People. by Hugh
Miller The Monder and Founders Guide; The
Heir Of st-Way land, by Mary Howln; SCOTS
Infantry Tactics, just received and for sac by
ROB'T. COWAN.
S,aun,.n, July 9, 1851,
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4 WILL offer the above named Tract Of Land
L for sale at public auction, on Wednesday the
9th day of August next, should il not be sold pri-
yaley before, and in that event timely notice will
be given.
UNION HILL,
contains $50 ACRES, about $50 or 500 Acres
cleared, The other portion stands in its original
growth-the most of which is excellent Tobacco
Land and large portion lies WELL The cleared
Land is now laid off into six fields but could con-
venienlly be laid off into mUre. About one hun
dred and thirty acres are well taken in clover A
large portion of the cleared land lies well and is OF
fine Southern exposure which makes ii superior
for wheat, &c., SC. UNION HILL lies broad
side on Rockish River, and the How ardsyille and
Greerviile Turnpike Road, distant g miles from
the former place, making a light days drive with
a team to make load per day. On the River,
creek and branch are about 80 or 40 Acres of good
Bottom Land, good portion of which is well
dapled to Meadow and might be made profitable in
that way.
The Improvements consist of good FRAMED
BUILDING, 40 feet by Is, containing two rooms
below and two above, with cellar full size of The
House, with good fireplace, making good d.
ming room and Lumber-roum well walled up with
brick larg', Framed Kitchen, with comfortable
quarters ard other necessary out buildings; Barn
and Tobacco houses, some new, others newly re-
paired, al. the houses having undergone repairs.
Tobacco houses sufficient TO secure and cure well
ten to twelve thousand pounds Tobacco. The wa
Ter superior and in great abundance. Timber and
wood all convenient TO every part OF the Farm.
will sell the whole or would divide it 10 suit pur-
chasers
Terms made known on the day Of sale. The
n ~ II nd
10 call on him as he resides on The premises, and
will take every pains 10 show them The place and
confer with them fully and freely, &c.
WIN. b. TURNER.
Union Hill, Nelson County,l
July 9, 1S5l-tds.
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ATTENTION FARMERsi
DRILLING MACHINES.

vT1HE subscribers are now engaged the manuaeuts
i Of Rohrs Celebrated Drilling Machines, and Will
be ready furnish them at any time when called on
the premium awarded by the Agricultural Society y
is simple in its construction and will be furnished q
the Mandatory in Bridgcwater, Rockingham County;
As we'll rs iu Augusta, Botetoor Roanoke ana bsaiord
- : ROHR & WRIGHT.
June qs, 1s5i-ly.tie ~ ~ Gl}iI9a4
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purgative Mineral Water,
or EFFERvEscING
Solution of Citrate Of Magnesia.

rs,HIS preparation has been introduced exten
4 svely On the continent of Europe, and in this
country. as an agreeable substitute for EPSON Salts
1t is destitute of bitterness and by its pleasant
cidily Of taste. and lis elfervescing character, Is
rendered very agreeable and refreshing drink
Prepared and sold by
THOMAS P, ESKRIDGE.
Slaunton. July %, 1851.
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pEIIEyUg FEMALE SEMINARY.
Rev. JAMES MoRRISoN, Principal:
Miss LAURA IL. FREGMAN, LIST Ass 'nt'
2nd do.
= II a W wv
New York, July %, l55l.- 6t.

VVSHE design Of this Institution is to furnish 'n'
4 means ut substantial aud thorough educa
ton. The greatest attention IS paid to the health
cons,r manners, morals and religious INSTRUCTION
of the pupils. The location is one OF singular
beauty. The neghbOrhOod good, Students from
distance boarded in the family Of the subscriber
and treated as his own daughters. The ochoo'
house is 50 near, that the students are not exposed
in reaching il. The Sch9ol has now been IN sue
csssru operation two years, and has received con
sian,ly increasing patronage. Arrangements are
now made and in progress, which Is hoPeo Mn ~aa
render il still more worthy of public favor MISS
Freeman is lady Of very unusual at'a,nule'':S "Iu
qualifications as teacher. This, believe Is ','7
unanimous opiniun of all those who pa'FonizeN me
School during the last sesSion. or who Witnessed
the examination at its close, Negotiations are now
in progress To secure the services Of another quar-
fled teacher. l.. IS
The nexl session will commence. on the Isl VI
September. Ar oo.r.,;,t an.
Teams Tuition in English So w; Lain sIo'
Music 80 ia needle work, drawing, &c, accord
ing to what is taught. Board IS per MONTH Gan
dies furnished at cost, or by the pupils as may OF
preferred Further particulars eau be learned oy
letters addressed to me at BrownShurg, Va
JAMES MORRISON.
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DENTAL CARD.

yHR: R. \. HUDSON; IT. DENrlsT' expsc.s 70 10 Wis ~
bon, tn, ,b,' 10th Of August, and will \ \ HWWK
remain several weeks al Nc S<4S.s&ssysS
Clung's Hotel.
R.hmond, July ., ls5l.-n
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VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.


-oy91ss-
n DESIRE to sell tract Of land 10 Augusta co..
Il living on Messy Creek, and on both sides Ti Inc
Hsrriso1buro and Warm Spring turnpike, auJo'",
inc the lands of Daniel Forrer, James M.i'ef Tho
others, formerly the estate OWN. A lufA' lug
body contains
497 .qCRES'
and is of very good and inprovaole cnaracsef
About $50 acres are cleared ana !I'e fe'na''ue'
heavily ,imbered The tract mas IN "
THREs DWELLING HOUSES
s0-ing and TWO wells of water, and the flelds are
o"V no TWO running streams. 1t can De owl
w, - sdy,ntare into three tracs-and VIII 90 81
T,.dsd ifpurchasers desire. Persons IN search oil
o,ood property, may be assured that ms Is an eS
tate well worthy of their notice. Inc lane VIII, DC
sold privately, but if not disposed OF oy frlday lne
5,h day of September next 1t VIII ineh % Ulle'ep
nnblicly. will require one-Ihlrd In RAND Tue Oa'-
ance in three annual instruments.
On the day of sale there will also De sofa ""'y
frt cattle, 20 stock cattle, or head oil horses
hous aud sheep, farming utensils. SIX horse thrash
ing machine and other articles of PERSONAL property
ALSO the following Slaves, to wit: One man,
one woman and four children and one girl about /!
wears of age. The personal property VIII be sold
ON credit Of six months, bonds and security to he
given by the purchasers. ,,,y
.July %. lS5l.-tds.
seas- Harrsonburg Rep. copy ids.
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NOTICE.

2 He co partnership heretofore existing between
Burdell s. Webster, is this day dissolved by
mutual consent.
All persons having unsettled accounts with said
firm. are requested to call IN j. II. Bardelt or
c. Fl. hyde, and close without delay:
]. II. BURDE'rT,
l.. WEBSTER.
Mt Sidney, July l6, lS5l.-6,.