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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-09-09
ELFElT e. BIO HERS.

T. - . K l. O. . y ~ n {. n -
INST aEsrEcTrrLIy solicit the attention Of The
Va c iz,i.s 81. au. aud its surrounding com,r,
10 examination q! their large splendid stock Of
DRY GOODS.
Lately received Eo; the Eastern Cities, Whth tneN
now offer tor Cash At unPgcCcGrnttdis low prices A.
mUrg their assortment may be found tae following, being
Only part III their heavy stock:
HE LAiNt;s--oi every quality, from 90 GEMS to
HI . cents, at ELICIT q BRo'>.
EASINI L. K E--A abeau,ifl assortment. to be had
~ at ELFELT d Bros.
a LPACAS--rlain, Figured, Black and ChanseabIc
IN may he found ut ELrGLr q BRo's.
nRESS SILKS--Back, Figured, and Il variety Of
~ sly les, TO I've found at ELfELTs'
(tATiNS and Fiorences, for Bonnet Lili gs--every
~ color For sale al ELFELrs'
NELVETs--Rich siik and Cotton do, to be seen
at ELrELT Bios.
aDIUBONS--Bonnet, Neck and Beta beautiful
= ASSORTMENT For sale IL EIFELrs'
NRAvATS AND SCARFs--Gcu,'s black and
For sale At ELfsLr 5 BRo's.
StCARFS--Men's and Roy's Wooel,--a large varie-
~ ~, from 20 cts. IL 81 at tLFELTs'
GsLOTIIING--A large assortment of Clothing and
u mems wear, To he found nj ELFELrs'
EAKPETS--Iioora AID stair Carpetng very cheap
x at .LFELTs'
rASSINIER F.S--Black Doe-kin and Fancy Cas-
~ siMofes ior safe at LLFELTs'
ftLOTItS--Bue, black, and Fancy colorcd Cloths,
~ very cheap al ELFELTs'
NNyINDON CIKTAINS--A superior article
w Tor window curtains, at ELTELrS'
LVLANNELS. Tickings aid Lhscys-A Large as
Il sortnlent. to be had EiFELrs'
RCCkSkiN MITS and Gloves for So cents, At
H ELFELr's
G,LOvES--Men'sa and women's Kid, silk, am. wool
~ Gloves, at LLTELrs'
NKyOOLEN Iaf-IIose-a good aricle--ouly %
w cents, at ELrELTs'
II DIX rS-.I.adies Linen Cambria kdkfs, from 81 cts
IN 50 for sale ELFELr,'
ACE Cndcrsisevcs-A superior assortment, to be
n fOn"i at ELFELTs'
E.NDHINGS and ln>ertiIgs---A Large stock of silk
~ Cotton, CuHIbiic, Swiss and Jacolrt Ed.,gs AID
liscrti!3ss at ELFtLrs'
VHNOl sea- great variety Of TOYS and Fancy Articles
Il for The approaching Holidays, to be the
Iot kuoD OF ELFELr d BRo's.
Noyen.hcr 1851 32v
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-09-09

,1zFEt Ui" : properly >iHHtedtl he toUn A.Sts<sk,
ass = q! SAINT al in iiIis-t!t .1s,i ga
Is ~ AT Viruli,, IoI sale ow Tor ca. -:
The S.ich du often Present ~ n No
tle selves TO thc Ca I'nit>ts. Two dwell
il Z hoHs,s. AID scv, rai lots of aid, i'll
cr.frh pant of 81. Inul with al iI,dut supply al exec
It w"t-r With this property Will he sold, about ion
Il OF land covered with ia and t.ffy growth ol
aO.d.
have % for sale, number of five 'otS with
growing liL be. ca them situated and III the iHnt
daic Il 81 public roads. Ad not over lie from!
81 IatI TIE above pro etry S he sci ,lch low
ce. TAI tie purchaser cin inlnieditteS scl
again a I'D ral
Tor e iiiat. prices W. lrr Ortionai higher
ArpI, Ia HENRY 4. LAEBEET, thiid street c"u.'r
Coda, cs 2. I. liOfT -. ! aul l..
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-09-09
L LOG M.

(I.OCkS.
LARGE assortment OF Clocks of the best manuiac-
n ture for sale lower than be found liz this Terri
tory elsewhere, at lO ROBIN SONS Jewery Bazaar
EORACELET and Cuff ms Of every desirable atyle
AD AID at the lowest prices
RODIN SONS Jtwe.ry Razaar.
R.HOR TIE LADIES-A beautiful assortment OF Fans
Il Tor sac cheap Tor cash at
ROblNSON'S Jewelry Daz.ar.
4 'DLD TENS, Il large assortment Of the best
" iacture, Tor sale the low ossibIe prices at
ROBIN SON'S Jewe.rv Bazaar.
AIDES breast Tins, :rg-, rger rings, gold l.
a ets, card cases, pott niuIhae-, etc, etc, at
Ju24-io ROBIN O\'> .IeNe ~ IaZaar.
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S7At notice that shall apply to the Probate Court
ui he county Of Ransey, on The 2ith ia, of sep
1t- eNt for letters of administration on the estate
Of j4.Hls VI. Goodhue, late OF II. aul, deceased
HENRIETTA X. GOODHCF.
g. al, Aug. 80, le52 20-st
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-09-09
HARDN ARE: IiARD\VA ARE.

\ oOhlNG GLASSES Table knvcs aud forks, Wait
- efs, Brushes, BASKETS, aud no low ware.
lilwaIe. Lamps, etc. Guns, Rifle Fishing TacAe,
and 81 oitng apparatus OF all kinds, together with gun
nodhtiiEs ercu>sio Caps etc. FnnC. goods together
with large assortment Of goods which woad require
al, the 81 the Pioneer specify Dong blisi-
neHs on the CASH stem, and having purchased our
goods very low IN the Eastern markets, invite an
examination oi our stock. knowing offer induce
ei> u buyers THAI caihot be found elsewhere in This
mhfhet. J. McCLOL u, ia a. co.
iIlU.
Vii sui scrihcrs wish inform the citizens MN
4 nosota tidt they have located themselves
entIy IN Minnesota, and prepared 10 buy, improve.
AHA sell rns AID town property, also to take contracts
Tor buramy AID making other Improvements. They
now nave valuable itrm Tor ,ale (abOut md be-
tween ~. laui and ONT Douglass containing 32U
acres. 10 CT whch well tibered, The balance
smooth prairie, OF the best quality, about ~ under
npro, enitnt, Que frame house ana good spring of
ter. For further particulars, enquire OF
W. c. LeUUC, - Pail,
Or to the subscribers on The premises,
J. e.. d. ". W. ELLISON.
Arrii E, 1859. 5l-,f
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WAR EAGLE MILLS, GALENA.

RHINE extra -four, bran, shorts and horse feed
~ 60. ,tantly on hand and for sale at loves, cash
rlt-s. T.. HEM STEAD IL co
q. 'trl SepteInber ?. 1852 t2O
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-09-09
. 40. TwicHELL. JOS. Mo0RIpGE.
g. nmissiOu House, Saint Louis.
lsSlCHrLL ~ NO:HlDGE.,

OMISSION AND FoRwARpISo MERCHANTS,
6 OR YER Commercial and line streets, st. Iouis.
" sf prompt, attend To all co!snIoits, and will
Iae ia era cash advances. Orders TOR purchasing will
le pro ,tiy filed a the lowest possible prices.
REFERENCES
GO Collier, Page d Bacon, Charless.
h..p 4 Co, Chouteau Il Vale, 81. Louis.
lcui. hing d Co.
II. h Newcomb & Bro, W. B. Res understandable
Ellis Il Morton, Strader d German, (c;.,,,,1,;
ti''-4 q Frazer Springer * Nbteman
3 rwichell ~ C0.--Ne0 orleans.
d. IL
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-09-09

E>pWARp -T,N ART. Brjchla. et AID Architect
thai k t" ihr citiAriS ui ~ ~ B. i"f iNot- =
"a commenced sifess lud res ,ccti! :. TORN The
thu - prepared cntfirt to-. trccl sto- 80
htic, bu d. =. AID turn ISL 'ii r irtel -f" ' 't
tcru,s l.av lcruaErnilV -cTt.td ~ St ~ui- l' -o
CitS sl OF public patronage Drafts shd s.e''f i
tiuts furnished ~ reasonable trrni>.
y B. Order for WORK ttt Il the store ~ H. tNsi
lnrG nc,r the Once will receive irouIt 0tel no
Ji.,y "a Tfo-lfl EDWARD STEW ART.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-09-09
REV Il FARMER.

- received By recent arrivals the following arti-
ce', which they offer at low prices, viz
l.F-0JR-200 bbls extra family War Eagle nour for
i she by REY Il FARMER.
K tofFE EGO SACKS Rio coffee, received by
" REY a. FARMER.
"a DNF5O bXs palm soap. Just received and for sale
- hl REY Il FARMER.
tANDLES-50 boxes mould, so do star Candles for
q VI. by REY a. FARMER.
NE AsSES-lo bbls, received and for sale by
REY FARMER.
AIS bbs, prime article; for sale by
N REY d. FARMER.
LEO sacks C. A. salt, 10 do dairy do for sale by
= RET & FARMER.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-09-09
THE STONE STORE.

NfW Goods az IOW Pficts.
". S!NP3ON, corner Ui Third aid Roberts streets
- has just received entire stock OF Dry Goods
Boots q Shoes. hats, Caps, hardware, Woodebwatc
tiuetisWare, Furniture. large stock; Farm
Ui all kinds, etc, winch he The At
tcrtion 81 purchasers
June ~, 1851. no
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Txxo TRIPS WEEK.

VENiE :. i NOM nee. odwick, master. VII ,tav
for GALE every " cdhe>ot> .Hon u ut "'cl"c'
A. aud cvcrN saturday evening at 10 u ciot J.. y
For passage APP ~ oil board OF to
i.22 CHAS +. TRACY.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-09-09

II. q. S4NI'OED.
EDTSIECTFTIll bows To- the Saint FAM puhiiC
IL and iuvites their attention To his store cs
door east ol HE o>t-Oi'e on fhIr'seet. Where The,
can III q him at business hours. ready to sell them
DRI-GOODS,
of every description. including BRoApcLorHs, s,rI-
NETS. JEANS. CAssiMERE>, TwtEp~, DRILLS, VII
IETs. NE>TISGs, SHIFTING AID SIEETIAG.
LI>~ and lawns, iipkFS and CR,VATs,
GLOVES. Io~Irey. BRowN AID WHITE
LINENs. lAcEs. RtSruNs, i.ONG AVID
>QtARE sHAwLs, bonnet VRiIMIAGs, ALPsCAs. THE 3
Chorus, IINGa,Ns, BEHAVES, Silks, WooLsN
lsRN, fRINrS, i" great variety. Thrtad, tdghs
Winter stuff. Tor ihcn and hUNe, Under
shirts. khlt AID ilHLe Drawers,
Buck ;tld YAM lsitieIis.
His sock OF g""ts Il NeiI large embracing all The new
Tlch ~ L. al the >eh>o,. ard YHrtt, -th
"""d, very person can here ind just wait he Wal
d II prizes which must , the u,">t Rigid economist
ana he rest assured that every article VIII
READy-1IADE CLOTHING,
Of les riptiou. made expressly his arhc
Iad this CosHll, liId cheap Tor
pay. ard no sale without. Tic has complete assofi
ueIt al
FRESyI FAMILY GROCERIES,.
consisting part Of O Tyson Young l!som aud Blaci
Teas in@uira, lava aud III" ,otices, y. @, Crush
loaf aud luverilcd Sugars, ices, Hopper, CIa,r>
Nutmcgs, Cas>a, Rice, Rai.ihs, serttus, stirch st
wig a.d snIok fobacco, 6" dies, Oil, Fish, eic
BOOTS AND SHOES.
New. beautiful and approve st,es for Ladies ard
misses; Gent. rorsge~s H,5'> C.li DO, OF The l.ies
ter, :; BOYS !oets ~ q shuc>, etc.
liars NAD CO 10 great VARIETY
T. -, I!si'.
Nj AID Cross tHi SINS, a / -i',S. -. 'tg, arr
Tee lIau s, Hal'ers, 10. ChI 5; A,,s aad 8.c
lrigc~ sr,th scaic< AM sntl.f. ,i.ce s.
toes, ~ronshtad cut na ochs, tt,' and bulbs cut
ti"rN etc.
20 900 Cigars, Of every variety.
HDR < aud r'i.s1t X coIsts.tly on hand, III large
quantities
NJ = .Ifo,sl's stock is ar-e and he WI DC rrcc5vs r
Gaoiis ~. order TO- N,cu Hi- ts>rrtaei
coiu.l,f" lie i determine 90 sci. - goods lor
=, - chcae as ,i-y eau * n,rchl-.d elsewhere Gv
Ia Il cal |Ovr uift, ie -. -"n'
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4. G.. TNyICHELL co.,
awarding and commission House,
NEW ORLEANS

FENit long established house conflne their attention
s'-- tly 10 sales aud purchases commission, and
70 l,- 'rwarding business generally They solicit
c"atar nee OF the liberal patronage heretofore given
LLen inl1-Y-tE
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-09-09

lbs. clear Cotton and Linen
Rags wanted NJ
IE Dues BOOK STORE.
TIT
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-09-09
WATCH REP

TIIRONOMOTER, duplcN, horizontal and vertical
u Watches carefully repaired and warranted The
subscriber will give his Personal attention the
AID important brhch al watch iepuirGg a4id the
nous neat and intricate departments of the JeWr hu-
sinoss; and hopes by strict attention The and
WISHES al his CUSTOMERS to their appreciation and
patronage A. u. ROBINSON,
Matchmaker and Jewrler.
81. Paul, April %, 1859. Eff
ST received, large assortment of Clocks, cheap
sS tor cash, at RUBiNSDN'S IeWtIr, store.
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d. RoHRER.
NEW BOOKS.

DUO 81 ROHRER have Just opened large ard
IL well selected stock Of Lsw Medical and MsceIlsne-
Books, to which the attention Of public is iuv
ted Cali and exsne them at the corner OF Bench and
Wabashdw streets. iu2I-i0
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:, NV .,.L.sl. I'm ELk .

w "
TIE subscriber has i'ist received from New York
large assortment of rich and fashionable Jewolry,
consisting IL 81 the following articles gold c'Iis
finger ris loche,, rings, Cuh pins ladies -ents
breast pins bracelets for seals aud buckles god
aid peuc.s which ht vii sell on very reasonable teI:s
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-09-09
STANDARD TEXTBOOKS,
ECLECTIC EDUCATIONAL SERIES.

The most Eminent Of our Practical Educators
speak IA the highest terms Of approval Of
the Works composing this Series
Their having become established the leading
books IN MAJORITY or rHE STATES OF the
UNION, an1 especially, their general use
THRoUGHOUT THE ENTIRE WEST
s Sufficient evidence Of their unparalleled popularity
These works are not only the BEST but they are,
also, the CHEAPEST ScRooL Books before the public
and being now generally used n the Schools Of the Ter
to"y PERFECT uniformity may be easily secured and
preserved
SPELLING BOOKS AND READERS.
(By Professor VIZ. II. MEG UrrEy, LLD)
MCGUFFEy's ECLECTIC SPELLING Book.
MEG FFgY's ECLEcrIc FIRST ReADER.
90 do SECOND DO
do DO THIKD do
DO 90 FouBra do
20 d. FtFru do
HEMANs' YOUNG LADIES' READER, by Pro-. Pinneo.
ARITNMETICS.
(By DR.. Jos Ray, Professor of Mathematics, in Wood
ward Culle.e)
RAy's ARITHMETIC, FART FIRST.
RAYS ARITHMETIC, PART SECOND.
kAY's ARITHMETIC, FART THIRD.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-09-09

EsriKrLY TOO LArE.--A tipping lawyer,
A i.i pr MS ingenious Heading, while he was read
4a- Vt Ewes ial, the other day, at Iength ex-
-.l III she nad onl. known this flaw. it would
la "a quite As easy to have avoded the law.-
f. II t. Eden never could have been denied her,
s., hAd squeezed the T. uit and drank the cider"
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-09-09

HDAlER mache work DO es and ink stands; pearl IN
n paper machc card Sa>cs; China and paI Ter mach
card baskets; itncN has, pin cushions. ebony lights gei
teneh's dressing Cases, etc. For sale BY
ln2f lie DIT T. ~ EOIERER.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-09-09

ttCANULTi'S, bakery. No. 6s Con merclaI
4'l ST., In the f McA sers Co., Boat store, Also
NJ. IA Sjujh Fourth 81, ii anufaetureTs Of Pilot eftAas
sgi ola. Boston, butter water crackers. &C. Oss
.--.. ~. 49,. llI.,r Il
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-09-09

i,ATY McCUNE, & Co., Mlssissippi Fouudly Y,
/ - aan st bet. Morgan ami Cherry, haIuiaciu'r- u
team nSihcs, hUi machinery. Steam boiler iDi snost
'n work. ard iank> and Ccgs. toba Oil and ilu
'rs%s, brasswark AID b. cksni.tting,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-10
Our Paris Correspondence.

PARIS, March -. 1882.
The ondohh Position Of me Government Rcc0f,,-
hona,y ,i9u0t0,s--Ea0moVy Npypbcr III
-diyesfS--Ge"odl Expulsion and Erie The
Nae Budgd-- CHAT Increase Of Ergenses and
Iaaotion--Emtchis1tc Of he Paiocts--L ouit
Ndpo'oon's SaD,mG 1oe- Troops Established il,
he 1owas--Intense AagW Of Louis Napoleon nj
bang Fottcd ~ rs 7paantcoi Des,gas ~ Bclgt,m
-Commem@atioa ~ he Empress Jose,s,iae--
Massmt aud he E6oc Of hts Aamfsto--El.
ytondti0n of The americans Eacuc1,c,l;--D ta,chess
Of Montyfnsicr Encieatc-- Succession 10 The Grond
Duchy u Badet--MoUeme,as Of H. Russ,a,,
Czar--Fdmat ~ Gamong-FfGlch Consul N
Sharfestor--EBtct Of RosaS Def,at-Dnh "
Madame de CoHd.
Everything is going on quietly 10 Paris, and
isssyh sueh gossip is entertained about certain
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MATTERS IN UROP T.


l~sersstsHs Debate In the Eaglish House Of
Sonamcss. on Democracy and the EIsc-
save Franchise,
&c. &c, sc
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-08-25
Commissioners Sale.

Staunton, Aug. Is, lS52.-3t.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-08-25
CAUTION.

DIR. wIsrAR's DALsAM OF WILD CHERRY.
The only genuine aud original article was first
introduced in the year 1888. II has been well
tested, and appreciated for ten years, in all the
complaints. for which it has been recommended,
iz:-Courhs, Colds, Influenza, Bronchitis, Asth-
ma. and Consumption in its incipient stages. No
other medicine has proved more eficaclous.
Various remedies, it is true, have been offered
and pulled into notice for the cure OF diseases oil
the limos; and some have been found no doubt very
useful ; but of all that have yet been discovered,
it is admitted by physicians, and all who have wit
messed its effects that none has proved so success
fnl as this For Arthma, Shortness of Breath, and
similar affections. it may be pronounced positive
cure. II has cured Asthma in many cases OF ten
and twenty years standing, after physicians had
declared the case beyond the reach of medicine.
From The Boston Past.
DIR. s. w. Fowlc, 1873 Washington street, has
an article entitled as above, which we believe is
the best preparation hitherto discovered, for the
cure Of colds and other couSumptlve complaints
Having tested this medicine, we can speak with
confidence rs to its salutary effects in removing
coughs and other complaints incident to this sea
son of the year.
ny- Beware of the Syrups and all other prePa-
tons of Wild Cherry. Buy none but the genu-
inc DR.. WiStar's BalSam signed |. BVTTs on the
wrapper, NJ,
Originally prepared by Williams s Co., Phla-
dSlphia. now prepared and sold, wholesale and re-
tail, only by Seth w. Fowle, Boston, Mass, to
Whom all orders should be addressed, and for sale
BY his agents.
For sale by C. n. KINNEY. Drureist, Staun-
ton r. Pence. HcrriSonburg; J. M, Wilson, Lex
ingtos; Gaynor s Wood, Richmond, aud BY Drug
gsts everywhere,
August %, 1882.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-08-25

RY virtue Of decree pronounced by the Clrcuit
I'D Court of Augusta, at the June term, 1852, in
the case of Tiffany, Long s. Co., against Isaac
Hall and Alexander Hall, Adm'rs of Alexander 5.
Hall, decd, and the said Alexander Hall in his
own right and others, the undersigned, Sommls-
soner, will proceed on Wednesday the 18th dag Of
Septenber in front of the Eagle Hotel in the town
of Saunton, to sell at public auction, to the high
est bidder, the MANSION HOUSE and LOTS
in tho town, and the OUT-LOT ADJACENT thereto,
belonging to the estate of the late Alexander ).
Hall, DECEASED; 81
The .u.4N;SION HOUSE is .GGNNsA4s
large and commodous. with fine nm ~ ~ ~ IA
Storc-room and good location for
Merchant, being in the most business part the
iowa. Upon the lot connected with it, are all
the necessary out-buildings, and Well of fine wa
There is also :. large GARDEN LOT which
will be sold in connection or separately as may be
deemed best on the day of sale. M
The OUT-LOT lies on the North of the town,
on the McAdamized road, adjoining the lots OF VIM.
Frazier, Adams Lushbaugh and others, containing
SEVEN ACRES,
and will be sold together as one lot, or laid oil into
smaller ones and sold by plat which will be fur
nished on the day of sale, go.
And on Thursday the 10th day of the same
month, | will offer on the premises in the Town
of Greenville, HOUSE and LOT belonging to
said estate.
If from any cause sales should not be made on
the days above mentioned, the same will be post
poned from day to day until effected.
TERMS OF SALE.-So much money to be
paid in hand, as shall be sufficient to pay the ex-
penses of sale, and the residue in equal nstaments
payable in s, Is and % months from day of sale.
Bonds with good personal security for the deferred
payments, and the legal title to the property re-
tanned as ultimate security.
VIM B. KAYSER, Comm.
Anuust 1S. lS52-4W.
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EXTENSIVE SALE OF
Real and Personal Property.

nv vir,ne Of Deed of Trust, executed 10 me
ID as Trustee, BY Joseph w. Moore, bearing
d,,e IN the 10Th day of July, 1852, and Of record
in the Clerks Office Of the County Court Oh hocK.
tho Premises to the highest bidder, On, Saturday,
The lth dan of Septeaber neat if fair, and if not,
on the next fair day thereafter, that
VALUABLE FARM,
on which the said Joseph w. Moore now resides.
lying in the county of Rockbrdge, containing about
SOC .aCRES.
The land is of excellent quality portion oft
is finely tmbered and the whole is in an excellent
state of improvement. On it is situated new
BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, and other i'm
also, new SaD and Chopping JHM.
Il is all under good fencing and well watered with
several never falling springs of fine water. About
ten acres, are now good Meadow, and ten acres or
more can be made into meadow. The location,
too. is in one of the best neghborhoods OF the coun
ty. being in the immediate vicinity of the Natural
Bridge, along the main Valley road, and within "a
few miles of the James River s. kanawha canal.
Possession will be given Immediately, so as to
enable the purchaser to put in fall crop. C9l.
Moore, who lives on the premises, will show the
land to any one desirons Of purchasing.
ALSO, at the same time, will be sold all of the
said Moore's PERSONAL PROPERTY, con
veved by said Deed of Trust, consisting of his
stock of Horses, Cattle, Farming u ~
tensils. Household and Kitchen Fur sEsE O
niturc, and many other articles too te-aW--D.
dious to mention Also one Negrossxs2sszzafas
Man Slave. -,
Unless completed on the first day, the sale will
be continued from day to day till completed (oun
TERMs.wOne- fourth Of the purchase money
of the land to be paid down, and. the. balance in
three equal instruments, Of six, twelve and elgh-
teen months; the purchaser to give bond and ap-
proved security for the deferred payments and the
title to be retained till the last payment is made,
as farther security. For the personal property
a credit will be given of six months, except on
sums of $40 and under, for which the Cash will
be required-the purchaser to give bond and ap-
proved security.
The title is unqlestionably good, but acting as
Trustee, shall convey such only as is vested in
me by the Deed of Trust.
VIM. NJ. LAKELAND.
August IL, ls52.-tds.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-08-25
MIDDLE RIVER LAND FOR SALE,

S agent for the heirs of Robert Harnsberger,
"A decd will, on Saturday, 18th day Of fiji,
gust 1852, proceed, on the premises, to sell DO
the highest bidder, at public auction, a
Tract Of Land ,
lying on both sides of the Middle River, near
Mowry's old Mill, known by the name Of the
"Bald Rock" farm, and containing
239 Acres. ar .-s~
The land is of good quality and susceptible Ofready
Improvement, and lies in a part Of the 'eountyac-
cessble to good roads and first rate mills Persons
desiring to purchase can, before or on the day of
sac, examine the land, its state of cultivation and
the improvements on it.
TERMS OF SALE One fourth in cash. or
upon credit of 90 orl20 days, secured by ne
gotiabo note, with good endorsers Interest includ-
ed) and the balance in three equal annual pay
ments. - -. ca.i.
Possession given on the first day Of September
next so that Fall crop may be put lny,,
HUGH w. SHEFFEE.. a.
l.. Agent for Heirs.
Aup d. 1852