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,NorIrU ,Du.NrIrIr WONDER M

ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER M
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UuIr,IITDNf~ pTp~IN. Tr Tu Digestive
r.-a 4. gr,.. f.,. rrrrHr.T f.w EINNEr.
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Doc Fr.rrrt4r. ~ HtrHr llIlllG, ihr -rr1' lH,.f-
rEs.rlI Chemist. h J : UulNilIoN. VI u,
phHHrIrhy. 1hrs rs 'u', v"u'y'1' f.M'''
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10 ..fr. I..r. Iamra.i containing ~r''Hilh' -.
u.,H.. .t or. ,t'1.. ir"'sh-' IN '-.H'' s'''''-
-.....f..,. ..r,...r- ths r4l.f.tI HI,,fus.mrH's.
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CALIFORNIA
Lie Insurance Policies
At REDuCED RATES.

OIt,iu.I I'd fhUH notice. on APPLICATION a. che
~ulsstils.r, gent iDr sUHs 81 tbr lr.i ln.n,,"'r
C.r.,ut,.. WM. l.. GOOpNoN.
Nawa,, De-, -, ISL l"h
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New lorh Importers i Jobbcr,.
FREEIAN. HODGTS G. CO,
5- LIBERTY STREET,
U,,rlri o. .r.Hs s. NrHa %. as.. Oh, Pr n'..
NEW WORN.
Nl-T NuT RECLINING. DAILY NElU.
w NN~ TEuN 90 Npll 600 100 god
" ..r.I Doc. .trrrt ~ RICH FASHION NBlI
T1H. SIR : NIITIT1N T-IIIV.

I NH'N N.IN - h'l|iN.lN 'H''''t
W.r.lr.fnb u,l'. 90 Cash lrr.Hs.. t1.r
...lg o.. ,s.a..l. .1. ~...l .sI ru..s, p.I, .iN.
rrrr.r Du,rrNs. n. rr. ..rH'.ar u"r Goods
..I P.r..v.I tr'u..rb,u t.,H.,.t i..H, 1900 '.i1'.
r.Eu..f. umurHsr rrrHfl.1 o.. ..t...' DO MI
lINIEN GOODS, bu4 ul1l ui lb. Hi.,.'s 'f'
Hr..f..f.. .NH.s.'f fl. HrI It.r, H." .rr.Hi ls
....r.t..... .r I..H.r, ..f.. Br. UH.."U.s..
uLuugJLrNHI> gIhnuN~. r. r,a.
>NuN NNu TNTErS Ribbons, @ ..
n.HHs .H. r.iT..
SILKS. ~NTlN~. ALLlI1>, s.d lN'l
NTiNiT~, i1r Hot,
FEATHERS. AMERICAN ND IEi\tll
NETlTIJINI. ~ uWIr~.
PITTINg~. urI ar TRIMMINGS,
DRESS TRIMMINGS, Lf-. l..FfH.at.
ENnWOIDIgiT-, CNrl~, tulIil.>, y,
DTWSITENF- NND 90 IT'S.
FINE EMBROIDERED lNEElI Irl liIN'
~IITDII CAMBRIA lINNukEEIillIiS.
CRATES, ll~~I~, T\NllluN~, NV ID
Sion art CNpIN,IS.
NNENCiENI~, UEl ~~Ii.~. illklN',
~IIk. I.I~lE rllEi 80 i'tiN.
kIp>Il.k, SEWING >llhil-ll Iill,lN'
NTWINO GLOVES Nd WITS.
FIGURED Nm rlAlN SWISS, lonN,
HI~UOrLNM y apdJNCuNLI NJ Sins.
ESgLIsu, FRENCH, hvEHIr1N NSplrALlAN
STRAW GOODS.
Juh, ISL. "rai
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DIED

1, VrI.ur.ErII. 81 rr.f.. NJ. NlIy. wifi ~ l,r'.
J T. Ilrt.rs. aaI Jsu-bt,r ul E,,.J "hn l.Hrt, "'
W..rbr.'. a-.I -.
IaI.a,.isa, H. met wi'I,e Il. FOOD, 'svi ~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1852-01-09

John n. Ramsdlll, Esl., has been appoint
cd Pet Master Il Atkinson 10 place OF ~
T.. +. Suow, resigned,
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ITRMs-NA,nIN AnNANcI
Notice.

A ~. lersons that are Indebted 70 ih. late 6m Il
~ HUBBARD 4 ; rENENS, are requested 70
call u. huhbarl's store and settle The sane uith-
oct delay. Y. STEVENS,
Parir, N,v--h.s, 1851 .is
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1852-01-09

e. The democrats Of Troy, y. Y have
dominated Gen. Wool for the Presidency
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1852-01-09

There are isl inmates IN the State rn'o'
a, Charlesiown.
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ATLANTIC AND ST, LAWRENCE
RAXT ROAD.
FALL & WINTER ARRANGEMENTS.
Commencing October 9Th. 1851.
nEn rrT7 ~ al
station foot Of Indin street Portland

station foot Of Indin street Portland,
PASSENGER TRAINS viii run daily, Sunday
4 excepted, until nuthof notice. AZ iollows'
Leave Portland ~ Gulham, y ", ~ 7 A. VI.
Love purtlanl fOg South Paris, a. ! 20 A. ".
brI lsD =. W
Leave ruubrd Gr Dsuville JunsiiOn at 10
g. VI; l.a0 and $40 7. VI.
Lave Golham ~ Portland % Gas A. VI.
ira,o : .ulh rliis lur Portland, At 7.i5 ard
iitOA. "
Love usa,r. Junction 80 Portland At s.45 a
NJ. ~ tO auf i5n T.. ".
TrEIGilTTEiiN leaves r0uisni ior Gofham
y. a., pt 7.3l \. ".
Freight Tam l,a,o' Gofhom, a.. Porl'nd At
6.ih 4. "
~ .u.r's received aztec sunset
The D.Utar, will p0t b. f,-rousibls ~ baggage
fH t1 aWrruf rNorr .iu- -Jlin value, unless not,e
b. -ir,f, lH rfiI &C. ~ 'i, rate Il onc passenger
Hf ftHr1 40 a .HffiHr3l N1hs.
Uu trs arrival of OBJ, $50 4. VI tram from
rri'-.d a' ~uuih p.rs, Stages leaye 1ucsosy
Ibr.. Hr srt SATURDAY Or iiBuison, Be- gton,
WspI.r, i.,tH ,u. 81. ebony. Buaui's Pond
station. Ifr.rt. Tbu..,, aHi Saturday lof
Rumfrrl lri AuH.v.r. Nll0dl,, Wsdresta, md
Iudlr i.. EHmfrI. Nissp" aut pNh'h; White
NnHrrsIH .,ptia1 iIrHss. GHfHrr, daily ~ Ran
Itrh. Irfsr.H1 1dd i.Hr..i,f, y. ~, - mllss;
NauI1,. W,dHrs..l, ali Iutfy &C. Isiuu, Miian
sHI N.uhmuIrrIl.l.
st COH-TH, Superintendent.
Portland. Our ID. 1851. 35t
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BOYS CLOTHING,

OF III. FIRST QUALITY, IN every variety
r5y-Ladiss will hnd a,epafa'e 'a'fahee uHs''s ~,
po,it. the American hCu.., s"s'
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NOT ICE!
p,,.oIutIon al Copnrtncr,hip.

Dissolution ot 'opnTtneI>hiP'
TIVE Cupluusship h,ttufnrs rNisl,g- l.inc,h
the sui.rulsr.. uu be- the hrm 81 lll hbNNp
& STEVENS, h. thu d,, d,'sul,ol u, mutual 'nn
cent Al r,f.sus in l,brd o. aid hun are r'Gu.sll'
ell o. make r.,msut o. 4. :, St,y,us, Who b. du'N
authorised 81 .,ili, the s1urr.
HIRAM HUBBARD,
RUFUS :. STL\ENs.
rari., oct. n, 1851.
nJD.5y Goods.
TIE surrfiIgr b. INV receiving hrgr Stock
Il FALL AND WINTER GOODS which V'i'
Llu,ht iar ca.h ani vii D. ,oli Ncry cheap &C. each
&C. produce. WANTED: Two ton. gugd sweet
Bt'TrERi Ten Ton. gus-i DRIED AillLs =
500 Bu.hrls CORN, 800 bushCls good Witt
UENNS: 1904 hush,l. OATS POO dut. all Wool
SOCKS. 2ul don. al Wool GLOVES.
HIRAM HUBBARD.
Paris, Oct. n, 1851. -
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4 HuMlR0uS DfPARIMENT,

ta consist II fsf- OF urN d,sgrIpt,.H, ,.'d.I
..I.rltl af ulus''ul l.r iIr lrst nf,,.r s.u...s.
M ,n.rt,ir.. i"u.irHin- ih..t 'gsri tfIH-.' si|
h.. 81 q suIsriHr d..,rU i.H. HN,r ih" ",sl.Hs uI
,prrsui aft.sls. u B.. H,I..Hty ihr Tt.,r.i Of
p.f trH hruHr, chat DO r.s|.HrH f.H broad rhI.f..
rrr. lui vr fuhHI', plI. ..n ..,l0u Chat uHfH.
ir- .hBl have pbo. DO "rH.A's rHun.",. iht
rHHll r...lh, prove ,,ru'Irrsl'r Go ih. H"', d..l-
O,'r mIu's.
Nua E.lu. Illustration. uf ru,ulil m 3 (.
rh,. .r.I.rrl prI ,u.fNrI .,Ifr.sN l0f rHis NHth
40 o. ruli.hrf mHrIhl, HrI theological I.r'I.tI
1rI ri.trrtl EH.lH1s chat hpyruIuEUI 20 IrIu.pr,
viii o. continued
TIIE SUrTWE EMBELLISHMENTS
H. rrrrlrattap &C. thr s1nra. ,rlHr.. ttr. r,rrs.
u ,.Ir ths riirr ui , ,rll's subscription. w. rH-
IrtiHu o. ths l.r1, Lr."NiHg. uu ~is'I, fuI iH.
Msftuiiufp rhirs 4, Satan, iH"fr will H. urn.t.
,tt. Mood Tngr,tus. ct surrr'ur beauty, rulHr.
frg o .rri.. ut Portraits uI Distinguished \u'I.
,Ir.. 90 s,.umrlH, th. HH-HYhiDll SA.'.H,s.-
Tho taste apI u.r. u.urss- 90 thr uHiA viiI lr l.
lhrr enhanced D., uuguai design. &c Cottage H1i
NtIIa Auhtlrslur., Co D. furnished mnurhl,.
THE Lanes DEPARTMENT
will ,uarli1 the nu,t prnup, i.,ur Of the hrst
Fashions. Pattern. iur EuiIu.tjru, Du'rh.t W"rk,
So Together With t,.sfi, liHu. ct kiudiDi sulgr'is
,rg.uiuilis tB ih.s Division. \ Choice Selection
Hl rupuhr Music rIutiru.I Is heretofore. l.arh
uuulrf ul lhe Magazine HHv D.uttIHs Iigu'y Iu-rs
printed s.li, iu uru arI lrlHlui uT", which o.
r,Iry,I,uttp ups huulr. lnd 'ur Iag0s q ihr hul
volumes.
The Postage uu th. Magazine b.. U1lrr jOl
iutlss, 7l.2 c,n's. Over 500 mrlrs, 5 cents.
Terms for is52-.pa,ablc in advance.
On" cup,, l,rir, -. Two oupi.. ung NoIrr 30
Os. ruiN tuu,,lrs, 50 Five cUpir. uus NuIr p TO-
Zen cupir. unr ,,1r, 20, l1 ar 'Nia c"rN Co ibr
prison .,1di1g cub ~ leo. S,rglT uun'En, -
rru,s. Small N1tr- Il %, dIirrbt State, receive
"a "a par C.uh Subscription, ,rui o. different
Poet Oitrts A#'ItHs
JOHN ~ARTAIN & 60.
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r9R rD.E T.-9DIEs.

Thi b. a departure p.Jli,,ih ,ar asH. ard tho
ho1uty and ut,Iily 81 oYr mu..s.. h1' syuyWh!rs
t-,u 90 Know lfl-,d
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

The new jail IN Boston has cos, $lo1,o goo
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W have uldoulicd f,,o.ir,,, NnlJ Cottage.
Nod'l CoinIc Iuniura, Patterns mr Ni0Hnw
,utaus, Csochet Woik. huiuiuE, Nutirz, Patch
vurk, Ct0,hrt Tlas,r Nuk, Hair Hnidirg, RIB
huu Work, Cal@s, Cop, 'h'mis,tos-ln Doe, e''
,pthn.l that ,ia interest LADY vill hni IT, ap.
ptopf...ts place iu bee swn Boob,
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GODLl'~ NILINIII FASHION IIAIIS
MONTHLY
llR M0nel CnITantc

With lull crirtI.0.-,-.rls, shit-,hst upon th,
Fashion. s,sn rHrrhi siyin. ml ,Apauaton. 4
e,rnttIr nos il The Tashiur,lIs Mil
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Thc most ,Iasiacent rcnoIrcaI In the
MuTldl

The Tul..,h-. uil g,, ~ w.. e., lisp. that
lpu.Irn NG- Uniuu vuuIl b. pn.uI of, s1i ihs.,
pfior DO = 10 Nstr.
u iuush. tb.m With ry,Iiku- ihst rtH inter.
80 lat, and 1uHug utbar. BE- thr tluviu---
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-07-07
Sale of Harper's Ferry Lots.

an Wednesday the LIST day Of September, 1852,
~ in pursuance of orders from the Secretary OF
War, will be sold at Harper's Ferry, Va, certain
portions of Land belonging to the United States, al
that place. The sale will be made in lots accord
ing to plan recently made by S. Howell Brown,
Surveyor of Jefferson County, Va, which will be
exhibited on the day of sale, and which can be
seen at the Ordnance Bureau of the War Depart
ment at Washington, and in the Office of the Su-
perintendent of the Armory at Harper's Ferry.
Terms Of Sale-One- fourth cash, payable on the
day of sale, and the remainder in two equal install
ments at one and two years from date of sale. If
the whole amount of each insalment shall be pune
tually paid when the same shall fall due, no inter-
est shal be charged thereon otherwise interest at
the rate of six per centum per annum shall he
charged on such instalments from the date Of sale
until the final payment thereof.
Workmen employed at the United States Ar
mory will be allowed to purchase not exceeding
two lots on the following terms, viz:
e-fourth cash, and the remainder at one, two,
three and four years without interest," provided they
agree that an amount equal to thee twelfth part
of each annual instalment shall be deducted from
their monthly wages.
If any workman should cease to be in the en-
ployment of the Government, he will thence for
ward on instalments remaining due on property
purchased by him be subject to the same condi-
tons as other purchasers.
n B.--No deed of conveyance for any of the
lots will be made until the price thereof shall have
been paid in full.
Harper's Ferry, Va, June Is, 1926.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-07-07
Est of Letters
DEMAINING in the Post Office at StauntOn,
nv I,l,, OF 1870

Nd EMAINING in the Post Office at Staunton
NJ July LIST, 1852.
ABB & C.-Wm Atkinson; Jacob d Arga
BRIGHT, Geo P Allen, Jas Anderson, Miss Martha
NJ b Blair, Miss Mary Baker, Miss Rebecca
Brown. Miasmus Barrett, Rob't NJ. Brown, A
3arnd,. Dabney Beach Miss Elizabeth Carroll
Martin Game, Maurice Conner, jeremiah Collins
Michael Gavin, Joseph Coleman, John E Craw
ford,
DF& G-Miss Mary A Demoss, Patrick Don
ahoo or Carpenter, Rev John Davis. John +
DYER, Patrick Dillon, Miss Elizabeth Fix, Miss
Amanda Fit3freed, Michael Foley, Jno Gardner
Mrs Mary Ann Geiner, Charles f Glass.
HJK & I.-Charles Hanger, James Henry
VIM Howell, VIM Hanger, Thomas Holland
WIN Hefferfah. Mis- Martha Jones'. James Kyle
Thomas w. Kinney, James Lee Miss Elizabeth
Lanfor.
NJ. s. N.-Margaret Jane Moore, S McCora
VIM McKensey, John B NIcCutchen, Mrs Saral
Moifett. Joseph McNett, TGotGias McIhefaey, Mi
chael Muuroe, Tim Mcmahon, Patrick McCarty
Timothy McCarty, Miss Mary NJ Nunnelley.
P. s R-Miss Mary F Price, John Phillips
Miss Margaret Padge.., Mrs Elizabeth Potter, L
d Powell, John Rlnkin, Mrs Lucy Rose, Miss
Catherine Reese. Mrs Mar; Ruanels.
S. II. & W.-James Smith, Mrs isabella Sully,
John Stifile s Co., MarS,n Sleehy, Chas Smith,
Miss Sarah Shuff, Mrs. Patsy H Smith, Capt
VIM Seay, David Spruuse. Archibald Showalter,
John Thermen, Elizabeth + Tally, John w
Thompson, John b. Woodward. II
n. c. BROOKS, P, II.
Staunton, July T. lS52-lt.
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STAUNToN MALE ACADEMY,

TNIE undersigned, on behalf of the Trustees
= take pleasure in announcing to the public Ina'
dis Ipstitttott will By fe-opened under the super
intendence of Rev WV. 6. CAMPBELL, ,r,,'t
Mr.. Campbell has, been long and hvouraoly
known FIJI Western VitgiRia as most competent
Instructor and Disciplinarian of youth. Contem-
plating pefinafttsft eoypexjen with the Academy
his interests as well as public spirit will guarantee
difgent and faithful effort to satisfy all reasona
bic expectations. :, 10 ,t.,t.
The Academic year will commence on the 10Th
day of next August, and close on the 10Th d june,
1858. It will be divided into two sessions, OF hye
months each, with no other vacation than the
usual Christmas recess. -:
All the usual branches Of a liberal English and
Classical Education will be taught. 81.
TERMS or TUITION.
Ordinary English course per year Of 10 H. ~,
| : months $@o W
Tn, same with Chemistry, Nat Philos-
ophy, Rhetoric, &C., sc. w 70 W W
Latin AMI Greek Languages, S5O W
Continpen, fee for incidental expenses, 81
Arrangements for instruction in French and Ger
man can be nrop:ded ifdesired, for which an extra
charge will be mace.
P1pils will be charged from the time Of entrance
No deduction made for list time except by reason
of sickness. and no pupil received for less perioa
than five months, unless by special agreement WIN
the Principal.
In the great variety of Textbooks now existing,
it is very difficult to secure entire uniformity Ill
the Academy Desiring to avoid invoiVhg pa.
rents in the tax of new school books, compete
list of those preferred will not now be given. us
however, highly desirable that pupils according 70
their respective departments Of study should be
provided with the following: 49,
Bullion's Eng. Latin and Greek Grammars,
Z" Latin and Greek Readers,
Davies Arithmetic and Algebra, .j'
Diapers Chemistry and Nat Philosophy,
Mitchell's Ancient and Modern Geography.
Books may be had in Staunton on reasonable
terms ~
Boarding is furnished by genteel families in town
at $40 month, which covers all charges. Board
ers will be subjected to such regulations while out
of School as the Principal may prescribe opromote
their health and mental and moral Improvement
For farther particulars, apply to the Principal or
to the undersigned. b. M. SMITH,
a. VIM. FRAZIER,
Committee Of Trustees.
Staunton, June %, ls52-tlstO. =
o. Waterman s. Observer copy and send &c I
10 this office.
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SHERIFFS SALE.

WILL be sold at public auction, to the highest
w bidder, for cash, on Thursday the 18th day
of July, 1852, at the Store house lately occupied
BY SIMON HILB. in the town of Waynesborough,
large and beautiful assortment Of Goods, conss +!
Ing Of
Cloths, Casstmefs. Ladies Dress Goods, large
selection Of fine Prints, Gin ,g Sc, Cotton
desirable stock of Mems and Boys Summer
Wear, and in short, every thing usually kept in
a Dry Gods Store.
Also, fine lot of READY MADE CLOTH
ING, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Umbrellas, &c.,
Sc.
Taken as the property of Simon fiilb, to satisfy
two Executions in my hands against him, one in
the name Of Laagsdqrf VS. Hilb, and one in the
name of Goldstine s. Brother VS. Hilb,
JAS. /. A. TROTTER, ID. S.
For l.. WADDELL, S. A. C..
July 7, 1852.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-07-07
Agent for Locating Land Warrants.

& A. WASHINGTON, Attorney at Law and
~ General Land Agent, MIDDLEpoRT, lroquois
County, Illinois.
Having been engaged for the last IL years sa
above, and in locating Land Warrants, buying and
selling land, &c., from actual resurveys of the
Government lands made by himself, offers his ser
vices to the public. He is in district of Country
presenting at this time wide field for speculation
in the wild lands of the government, about 80
miles south of Chicago, and the head of Lake
Michigan, So miles from Lafayette in Indiana and
IS from Jaliett in Illinois, and at an intermediate
point between the Wabash and Erie and the
Illinois and Michigan Canals. The Eastern Branch
of the Illinois Central Rail Road, passing in the
immediate vicinity of these lands and Under con-
tract, 1876 miles of which to be completed by the
LIST of May 1853 healthy, well watered and
well tmbered country, unsurpassed in fertility Of
soil and market facilities. Persons having Land
warrants would find it to their interest to locate
them.
The warrants should be endorsed, with gener-
al power of Attorney to locate for the warrantee,
describing The warrants by their respective num-
bers and the number of acres corresponding to each
number, to the undersigned, who will be thankful
for patronage and will locate to the best advantage
for the warrantee, ard annually pay the taxes.
~ 90 Wv va SOhS5 manning aiiu 10
signable, it will be perceived that the locator has
to pay as fee to the Register and Receiver of the
Office where located, the sum Of Sd 90 for 100,
acres for 80 acres, s. 90, and for 40 acres ST. co.
My fees for locating are,
For 100 acres $1,000,
80 $50,
40 $50.
So Il will be perceived that the person employ
ing me, will have to iclose me for
l6O acres sl4OO,
~ $50,
90 600,
which will cover every expense.
REFERENCES.
Col. Geo. c. Washington, Georgetown,D. C..
Theodore B. McRoberts, Washington, b. C.
Richard Burgess Esq, Land Agent, Wash. ID. C.
Hon. Hugh Hudson, Jaliet Illinois,
Hon. Jessie 0. Norton, do. do,
Gardner F. Fletcher, Middleport Illinois,
COL Henry Troup, do, do.
June23 1S52-ly.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-07-07
NEW STAGE LINE
FroM New, Market, via Luray and
Fauuuier Springs to Warrentotf.

a '.H
HAVING obtained the mail contract, will from
III this date, commence running Regularly com.
Portable Concord built Coach, ~ Lin
fTom NewM Market to Warenton, ~
connecting With F: P. SAVERS G-dG @ ~.
line to Alexandfia, Washington, Sc. b This con-
veyahce, passengers leave New Market ONION
days; Wednesdays and Fridays, at o'clock, A.
NJ, arrive at Warrenton same day by 7 o'clock,
P. M, and at Alexandria, Washington and Balti-
more, next day by q o'clock, P. M.-rctuming,
leave Warrenton on Tuesdays Thursdays and Sat
urdays at O'Clock. A. Nj, arrive. at New Market
same day by Z o'clock P. NJ, in time for the Stage
going up or down the Valley The Cars are now
running within ten miles of Warrenton. Travel
ers will see that this is the shortest route from the
Valley to the Nothern cities.
VIM. A. SAMUEL, Pro'r.
June l6, l852.-3m.
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.REDEORD LAND
m ts- T0R.SAEE.

r OFFER sar sale the TRACT. OF LAND on
i which I reside. living in the county Of Bedford
Va near the Blue Ridge, Is miles west OF the
town Of Lynchburg, 10 miles south OF the J an
River canal. and north Of the Virginia and en-
n.ssee Rail Road. The tract contains
= 427 ACRES, .a
II which near, 200 are the Low Grounds OF the
north folk of Otter Creek, the rRnsindef Hsd up
Iud.. All the Low Grounds, and about " acles
Of pplands are cleared, and Under the use OF Clover
ana plaster, have beef afiesd raised to hlsh oe
aTes Of fertility; producing he crops Of Grain and
fobacccccc. .Tfs low Grounds possess the rare adl
yantaaes Of ceomptss Exemption from overflow q
eaTty maturity of the wheat, crops which greatly
diminishes the liability 70 rust and in conyegueTneo
of thorough undertaking, Of never suffering from
standing water after heavy rains. Grass may De
successfully cultivated on any part of them, but
there are ffomi 20 to 80 acres especially adapted to
meadow. Most Of the Wood Land would produce
fine Tobacco. The improvements ~
consist Of lst Handsome and spa Il Gina
cious Dwelling of Brick, 8 Rooms, ssa "a
exclusive of pretty dry and well =
ventilated basement. This House has Just been
erected of the very best materials, in plain hand
some style with special regard to comfort and con-
venience of arrangement; End, of large and con-
yeuient BARN go by "A feet, with basement
so arranged as to afford shelter for stock and stor
ace for root crops: excellent Stables and Cow
houses, good Negro houses, store, weaving and
wash rooms 9ms Tobacco Barns, sc. All these out
houses have been erected within a few years: In
word, very small outlay is needed to perfect
plan of improvement, which when completed, VIII
render this one of the most beautiful and desirable
farms and residences in this section OF the STATE
1t is exposed to market, only because the feeble
health of the owner renders necessary removal
to warmer climate.
Nc Communications may be addressed to la
Wis., Store, Bedford Co., Va. ,,,,, n.v,c
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PUBLIC SALE OF LANDS
IN THE COUNTIES OF :,
Rockingham and Augusta.

I'm nursuance of decree of the Circuit Court Of
il Rockingham, rendered at the May term, 1857
in the suit of Maria Burgess, widow OF Samuel
w. BURGESS, and Guardian of Matilda j., julia
A. and Bazzel B. Burgess, against James II. Buf.
cess. Peter Wise and wife and myself and wife,
will sell, on the premises, ON Tuesday, the sd o
August the farm in Augusta county, z miles Wes
of Mt Scion, adjoining Staubns and Others con-
tanning
22O Acres.
A more beautiful and level lying and better corr
farm, cannot befound in Augusta county. NORTH
river and North river Gap road runs on ~
one side of it. 1t has on it all the ne HUN
cessary Buildings, Orchard, sc. About =
$50 acres cleared.
Also, on the following Thursday, the 9Th of Au-
gust, will sell, at the late residence OF ). w.
Burgess, the Home Farm, containing
327 Acres.
adjoining James Fulton and others, in Rocking
ham county. miles West of Paul's Mill. Upon
this farm there is a SAW-MILL just put up,
which cuts admirably, with sufficiency of tim
Der on the farm to engage the Saw-Mill for years
All other necessary buildings, with an excellent
ORCHARD of selected fruit about l60 acres
cleared.
Also, on the same day and place that the home
tract is sold, will sell another tractof
$50 Acres,
living about one mile SOUTHWEST of the Home
tract, adjoining Robert Black and others. Upon
this tract, there is good HOUSE, STABLE
and ORCHARD, with about 40 acres cleared.
All Of the above clear lands are under good ferl-
cling; the balance heavily timbered.
AS none of the Heirs or Widow desire to purchase
of these lands, it is, hoped that purchasers will
feel free to examine the lands, which will be
shown with pleasure by James II. Burgess or the
undersigned.
Possession of the first and last described tracts
can 10 had Immediately land also of the home tract
to pitt in fall crop, and full possession shortly
thereafter.
One-third of the purchase money will be requir-
ed on the days Sales Or 90 days thereafter with
interest; the balance in five equal annual payments
but may BIZ deferred for years if the interest is
promptly paid All must bo satisfactorily secured
Further conditions on days of sales.
JOSIAH s. ROLLER,
June 80, 1926. Com'r