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B EDFORD LAND
.. FOR SALE; 49,.

I OFFER for sale the Tract OF LAND o.
4 which reside, lying in the county of Bedford,
Va, near the Blue Ridge, Is miles west of the
town Of Lynchburg, l0 miles south of the James
River canal, and north of the Virginia and Ter
nessee Rail Road. The tract contains
427 ACRES,
Of which near eco are the Low Grounds OF tie
roth folE Of Q.ter Creek, the remainder Red up
land. Al the Low Grounds, and about ~ acres
Of rpands are cleared and under the use Of clover
and plaster, have beensalFeady raised to high &C.
gree of fertility producing fine crops OF GTaln ana
Tobacco. The Low Grounds possess the rare ad, :.
vantages Of complete exemption from overflow OF
early maturity of the wheat crops which greatly
timinishes the liability to rust; and in consequence
ofthoroueh understanding, of never suffering from
standing water after heavy rains. Grass may be
successfully cultivated on any part Of them, hut
there are from 90 TO 80 acres especially adapted to
meadow. Most of the Wood Land would produce
fine Tobacco The Improvements n
consist of LIST Handsome and spa Il ffiAS
cious Dwelling of Brick, Rooms, sa1S ~: 81
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 comfortand con-
yenience of arrangement; End, of large and con-
venient BARN 60 by A feet, with basement
so arranged as to afford shelter for stock and stor
age for root crops: excellent Stables and Cow
houses, good Negro houses, store, weaving and
wash rooms, Tobacco Barns, &c. All these out
houses have been erected within a few years. In
a. word, very small outlay is needed to perfect
plan Of improvement, which when completed, Win
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. !.
o. Communications may be addressed to Da-
Wis., Store, Bedford Co., Va.
June %, l852.-tlo. WIN. DAVIS. /,
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Sale of Land and Personal Property

II WILL offer for sale at my residence, hear Her
mitage, Augusta County, on Friday The 18Th Of
august neat, the following personal property, viz:
Horses, Cattle, Hogs, Farming Uten- ,ssxyA
sis, Road Wagon, | Plantation do, SVSstM
Buggy, Wheat Fan, some House --1a&a..--As
hold and Kitchen Furniture, some 300 or 400 bush
els Of JTheat and the gro,cing crop Of Corn.
TERMS.-Twelve months credit on all sums
over S..
On the same day, if not privately disposed of, |
will also offer to the highest bidder, a TRACT
OF LAND. containing l52 Acres. known as the
Burkhoder Farm. PETER SHlREY.
July 81 1S52.-4t
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DESIRABLE TOWN RESIDENCE.

T OFFER for sale the property in Staunton late
Il the residence of Judge Brscoe e. Baldwin.
-.Thereare two lots containing together aboutfour-
ffths of anacre and constituting one Of the most de-
srable private establishments in the town. : Pc
Possession will be given on the Goth day of No
vember next.
To purchaser giving satisfactory security for
the principal, and paying the interest annually 1
will give credit Of five or even ten years if de-
sired.
Ifnot sold privately before the lst day of Octo-
Der it will be offered on that day at public auction.
Persons having claims agains the estate will
please present them to me without delay.
JOHN b. BALDWIN,
Ex'or of b. G. Baldwin.
StauntOn, July IA, 1852.
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AUGUSTA FEMALE SEMINARY,
StauntOn, Va.

'INE year of this Institution just closed has been
one of remarkable success, and an increased
corps of teachers and the addition of valuable il
Illustrative apparatus, it is hoped will render the
next year still more successful.
The duties Of the Seminary will be resumed on
Monday, August 10th, and the year will terminate
the middle of June following Pupils should be
here on the previous Saturday, in order that all ar
rangements being made, pdnctual commence
ment may be had for their benefit and our mutual
comfort. ', .u.
For circulars and full information Apply to
VIM. B. BROWNE, Principal
Stauntop. july 7, 1S52-tl5A.-Viud copy.
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Stanton Sky-Light
Daguerrean, Gallery.

v1NHE subscriber has just opened his new Dag
Il uerrean Gallery, opposite tho Spectator Of
fee, where he will be happy to see all who.aro at
all interested in the beautiful art of Photography.
Having fine sky and side lights and every 9th
er facility, he is prepared to produce the finest re-
suits of which the art is capable The very great
advantage of sky-light is known to all who have
given any attention to the subject h Entire Sa'is
Pictures taken in all kinds of weather. Dark
dressing greatly preferable. j. KEAGf.
Staunton, July Is, 1852.
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NOTICE.

SIMON II. HILB. agent for Jacob Langsdorf
- of the city Of Philadelphia, informs the citizens
of Waynesboro and the County Of Augusta that he
is prepared to sell goods cheaper than any other
establishment in the country =.
Hewill keep constantly or. hand well assort-
ed and elegant supply of Dry Goods, Ready
Made Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Hats. Caps,
be found suited to the wants of the country
Waynesboro, july 81, lS52.-4t
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NEW B0OT AND SHOE STORE.

YlHE subscribers would respectfully inform the
- public that they are now prepared Cat the
room formerly occupied by Mr., %, H. Ball as a
Confectionery Establishment to Manufacture and
a., sell BOOTS AND SHOES of ev-.saa
u cry description, made in the neatestt n
Astyle and ofthe best materials. ~ -
They have also on hand large and well select
ed'stock Of Northern work which they will sell
very low.
They would particularly call the. attention of
the public to their own work, as they have pro-
cured from the North large supply of the best
They hope BY strict .atteption to bust
ness to receive share Of public patronage.
H. & j. FAUST,
Opposite the Spectator Office, Main street.
Staunton, June 80, 1852.
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TR UST SAL L.

by virtue of Deed of Trust executed to the
IL subscriber by Harrison Maphis,. Bearing date
the 4th day of February, 1852, and OF record in
the County Court Office of Augusta, will pro-
coed to SELL on the premises, the residence Of
the late Col. Harnesberger, on Monday the 10th
dan of .augost nertthe property in said deed men
toned, consisting of Beds Bedsteads and Funi-
ture, | Chest. Walnut Bureau, Brass Clock,
I Safe. Cooking Stove and cooking Utensils, |
.doz. Chairs, Iron Kettle and all the Household
and Kitchen Furniture, | red Cow, ton Iron, 2
sets Blacksmiths Tools. 1000 bushers Coal, some
Bacon. or 50 much of said property as may be ne
cessary to satisfy the claims to be paid The prop
erty will be sold on credit of four mouths on all
sums over $5-but acting as trustee, such title on
ly will be conveyed as is usual in such cases.
THOS. P. WILSON, Trustee.
July %, lS52.-tds
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Selling Off ut Cost.
lindsey & Hanger

WISHING to lay in On entire stock of .N,EJP
w GOODS next fall. have astermined from
this day until the time for going on tor our Fall
Goods, to sell off their present stock of goods at
cost for cash only. Persons now wishing to save
money will have an opportunity to do So by cal
ling at our store in Churchvile.
July 26, lS52.-3ts.
2. S.-Our stock Of goods are all new. So per-
sons need have no fear Of having old goods palmed
on TO them.
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commissioners Sale Of Land.

DY virtue of decree of the CIRCUIT Court FIT
ID Augusta County. in the case-ef Ray admin
strator Us Grove and ads, will sell at public auc
ton on the premises on Saturday, the 18th day Of
august 1852, tract OF parcel oflahd containing
-, 10 ACRES,
adjoining the lands Of David link and others in
Augusta County. =,
TERMS OF SALE-So muck In cash as will
pay cost of suit and sale, and me residue in six,
twelve and eighteen months--bonds and SECURITY
required and the title retained d. climate Security
.tH JAMES HENRY,
June 80, 1885,. CONNER.
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July IA, le52.-tl4S.
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Office

A GENERAL meeting of the Stockholders of
IA the Staunton and James River Turnpike Co.,
will be held in Scottsville, Albemarlc County ,on
the second Thursday in August next, which will
be the 18th day of the month.
BY order of the Board of Directors,
BENJAMIN DENNIS, Pres.
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CONFECTIONERY.

IE'HE undersigned has recently commenced the
IL manufacturing of Candy. and is now prepar-
ed to supply the Public with Candies, in small OF
large quantities, of every description, and at the
lowest cash prices. He has also, on hand a fine
assortment of all articles in his line of business.
continuance of pnblic patronage thus far 50 liberal
" extended, is earnestly solicited,
DAVID A. PITMAN.
Staupton. July Is. lS52.-3t.
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Lot for Sale.

A Executor ofJohn Grove decd, 4 wishto sell
"A very desirable unimpfoved lot ofland situated
in the town of Staunton Immediately west Of g..
NJ. Cochrans residence, containing one acre. 1t ls
bounded by public streets and alleys and can be
conveniently dividedi into four good building lots
N. K. TROUT, Ex'or.
June 30, ls52.-vin. copy.
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NOTICE.

The heirs Cloth resident and NONRESIDENT Of
Henry Swope, decd, will hereby.take notice to
attend at my office in Staunton, on Thursday the
18th day of August next, prepared to sustain by
proof their respective claims upon the fund III con-
troversy in the suit above named. >,
j. n. HENDREN, NJ. Comm.
July 81, lS52.-4%.
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REMOVAL.

v1NHE subscriber, about to- remove his establish
u, ment TO one of the Store Rooms, one door be-
low THE UNION HALL BUILDING,' takes
this method of informing his friends, that he is
making arrangements toopen the largest assort-
ment of Boots and Shoes ever seen in this
market. His increased facilities for making every
description Of customer work (always warTahted)
enables him to assure his friends that they can be
Accommodated at the shortest notice.
The change in his business requires large adj
dtion to his capital and he hopes his customers
will be prepared to answer his bills now ready to
be rendered to July LIST.
- ~. 49,. "A. M. SIMPSON.
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SALE OF AUGUSTA LAND.


DY virtue of a decretal order Of the Circuit
- Court of Augusta County, entered in the
cause of Scots Guardian against Scotts' heirs,
Sc, the undersigned Commissioners will sell at
public auction Friday The 2Slh day Of august,
a tract of land containing
$685. Acres,
situated about three miles from Stauhton, on the
main road leading from that place to Mt Scion,
and being now in the possession If o. Quick
The land has on it comfortable dwelling and 9th
er out-houses, and is we'll set in timber, which
finds ready market in Staunton. The quality Of
the soil is good and very susceptible of improve
ment. ..-,,
Terms accommodating and made known on day
of sale. !'s''p'>
JN0. A. DAVIDSON, I Cor,,s
JAMES P0AGE,, ~" 10
July %, lS52-tds. .,
CO. Wind. and Rock. Reg. copy.
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Stanton, July Ii, 1852.


IT having become necessary for the subscriber to
Il open new set of books on the LIST day Of July,
he would beg leave earnestly to request all those
indebted to him by bond or open account, to call
and settle the same at the earliest possible day, as
the engagements of the Subscriber require that his
books should be settled as speedily as possible.
He avails himself Of this opportunity to return
his sincere thanks to those who have 50 long and
literally sustained him.
DAVIS A. KAYSER.
Stanntnn Inlv Ii 1852
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

RY virtue ofa decree rendered by the Circuit
IL Court of Augusta County, on the 18th day of
July, 1852. in the case of HeiskelPs widow, &c.,
Us. Heiskel's heirs, &C., will proceed on We'd
nesday the first day Of September, 1852, in front
of the Post Office in the Town of Staunton, to of
fer for sale the following Real and Personal Prop
erty. viz: Il
now occupied by DR.. McGill. and - iiiG
the House occupied by A. ID. Chand- -
Ter and Edward Dooley, in the town of StauntOn
two out-lots adjoining the lands of j. b. Brecken-
ridge, living on both sides of the McAdamized road
aud containing together about about 20 Acres; a
lot of land adjoining the lands of Clarke, Lush
bangh and Fultz, and containing about 40 Acres
and tract of woodland lying near the Augusta
Springs road, about three miles from town, and
containing about 70 Acres; of which parcels of
land plats and surveys may be seen at my office
or at the office of A. ID. Trotter, County Surveyor
The Woodland will be divided into lots to suit
purchasers part of the lot occupied BY DIR.
McGil, may be sold separately if it be deemed adj
visabe.
| will also. at the same time and place. sell the
following SLAVES belonging to the Estate Of
Peter Heiskell decd, viz:
.NLLLEY, EVELLNE and her t,co children Sa-
rah and Robert.
TERMS OF SAI.E.-So much in cash as may
be necessary to pay the expenses Of the sale and
the residue of the purchase money iftor the Slaves
in twelve months, with interest from the. date
and if for the Real Estate, in equal instalnientS
payable in one, two, three and four years, with in
terest payable annually from the date ofsale; bonds
with good security to be taken for the deferred
payments the title to the Real Estate to be re-
tanned until the purchase money is paid; title to
the Slaves to be made on the day Of sale.
HUGH w. SHEFFEY, Comm'r.
July %, S52.-tds.-Pr's. fee, So %.
C;- indicator copy.
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So it will be perceived that the person employ
ing me, will have to inclose me for
l60 acres $l4 90,
80 -" $50
90 " - 900,
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NOTICE.

nELEGATES to the Temperance Convention
~ to be held in Staunton on the 4th of August
next will on their arrival in Stanton, report them
selves at the Virginia or Eagle Hotels, when the
reception Committee will be in attendance to es-
cort them to their several places of abode.
Stauuton. July q, 1852 :; r.. :.
o. Papers throughout the State friendly to the
cause. please copy.
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WHITE & co;
REMOVAL.

NOR the present, have removed my STOCK
Il OF GOODS one door west of the old corner,
on Court House Street, where shall sell all my
DRY GOODS 81. -
at prime COST for cash., rendering my thanks for
past favors, I earnestly solicit from my friends
call to get bargains: !: : -
JOHN BRANDEBURG.
Staunton, June 80, lS52.-9m.
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Land Warrants Wanted,

WE desire to purchase soldiets' land warrants
w aud will pay liberal prices for them. Per-
sons desiring to sell will call on N. X. Trout,
Attorney at Law, who will make known our prices,
prepare assignments, SC. $3.50
STATHAM, SNPTHSON s. Co.
Washington City, ID. ca Bankers.
July q, lS52.-2t.
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Fresh Summer Goods.

's'TIE undersigned hasou hand fine assortment
of Summer Dress Goods, Ready Made Cloth
ing, Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes, &C., and is dspos-
ed to sell 1T. the lowest prices, just as cheap as
those who sell at cost. !,
Stanhtoh. july %. 1852.
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RICHMOND MARKET.

COTTgCIeu WeghIy IVW '71 1F"'e''
BACON, Smithield cured IL II, baltimore II Is
BurrEa, per pound, firkin 10 90, fresh roll 70 w
CoFFEE-Oh Java II H. Green Laguayra io'
Rio a 10, Manila IL Is, Cape 81
FLoua. Ctv Mills co. Scottsvillc - a %
GnArN-Weeat white 95 a 90. red 80 q 90, Corn 6S
10, Oats As a so, Rye 10 a %
GUANo-Pcruyian, per ton 40 ~, PataSonlan ~ w
PLASTER, ground, per ton, 90
SuoAss-New Orleans 5 a6 Porto Rico q I, st Croix
las Refined Loaf a 90, Crushed a
SAT- American per sack, 4Oal 50, Liverpool SEAL As
Imperial s Gunpowder 30 ! 90, Black 35al so
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,l,HE next session of this School will open on
the lst day Of September, and close the last
Friday in June, 1858: =:
Tt,7as-Classical and Mathematical
course per session of 0months, $50 90
The higher branches Of English, $24 90
Arithmetic, Geography and Eng. Gram
mar commenced Si5 w
Contingent Fund, g. 81 50
BolRp-including every personal accommoda-
ton except light, can be had in the village and vi
cnty, and in the best families, at from $65 to SIS
per Session. A number of pupils can be accom-
modated in the family of the Principal.
Address the Principal, at Brownsburg, Rock
bridge County, Va.
July "a, lS52.-3m.
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nIcINT0SH's
HOWARD HOUSE,
(LATE wHEATFIELD HOTEL,
Corner of Baltimore and Ho,rard Street.

This HOTEL has lately been enlarged and
improved in every department, rendering it
decidedly one of the most comfortable Hotels in the
City, and the Proprietor, ever ready to accommo-
date, pledges himself to spare no pains to render
every one comfortable that may favor him with a
call. To the patrons of the old House, he returns
his sincere Acknowledgements for their very liberal
patronage soliciting. a continuance OF their favor
and the travelling public generally. - ,.,
JOHN MCINTOSH, Proprietor,
Baltimore July Z. lS52=5m.
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Agent for Locating Land Warrants.

lSs A. WASHINGTON, Attorney at Law and
ID General Land Agent, MIDDLEPoRT, lroquois
County, Illinois. ~.
Having been engaged for The last l7years 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, S. miles from Lafayette in Indiana and
65 from Jaiett 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, 1875 miles of which to be completed by the
lst of May 1853 healthy, well watered and
well timbered country, unsurpassed in fertility of
soil and market facilities. Persons having Land
warrants would find it to their interest to locate
them.
Tie warrants should be endorsed, with algener
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 tothe best advantage
for the warrantee, and annually pay the taxes.
BY an act of congress making land warrants as
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 81 90 for l60,
acres for so acres, 81 90, and for 40 acres 81 co.
My fees for: locating aTeJ..:r
For l60 acres $1,000,
80 $50,
Z" 40 81 - $50
So it will be perceived that the person employ
ing me, will have to inclose me for
l60 acres $l4 90,
80 ." $50,
90 q" ~" - = 600,
which will cover every expense.
REFERENCES.
Col. Geo. c. Washington, GeorgetOwn,D. c.
Theodore B. McRoberts; Washington, o. c.
Richard Burgess ESQ, Land Agent, Wash D. c.
Hon. Hugh Hudson, Jaliet Illinois,
Hon. Jessie o. Norton, do, DO, ~ =
Gardner F.. Fletcher, Middleport Illinois,
Col. Henry Troup, do, do.
June23, l852.-ly.
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NOTICE.

WE are now running daily line ofStages from
Staunton to the Natural Bridge.
Leave Staunton at 81 A. NJ. and arrive at the
Bridge by 81 P. NJ, the same days-giving full
time to see the Bridge before returning.
Leave the Bridge at day Light the nextmorning,
and arrive at StauntoE to dinner, in time to CON
meet with the Stages for Charlottesville and Rich
mond or for Winchester and Baltimore
Fare from Staunton to the Natural Bridge So 30.
10 those wishing to visit the Bridge and return,
we will give ticketup and back for So 90.
VIM. P. PARISH &CO.
Staunton, June 81, l852.-V. & M.
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PUBLIC SALE.

IN obedience to decree of the Circuit Court o.
L Pocahontas County, pronounced on the 9th day
of May 1852, in the cause of Paul McNeel and
VIM. Guthrie, administrators of Geo E Craig decd
Plhs Us the heirs at laE.of said Geo. r. Craig
Decd and others defendants, will on the 18th
ddy Of .Aigtl$t nert on the premises proceed to
sell all the lands in the bill and proceedings men
toned consisting of Several tracts of land lying
both sides of Maps creek near Huntersville, on
which was erected few years ago good and
substantial -. s-if
:Flouring Mill
with one pair of burs and fixtures complete for man
ufacturing flour, one pair of choppers and an excel
lent corn crusher, substantially fixed together with
SAW MILL and CARDrNG MAcHISE and Millers
house, with few acres of cleared land; the bal
lance of land is in timber, large portion ofwhich
is of prime quality for saving and building purpos
es. Also some valuable lots in the town of Fun
iersville with some improvements awe,In,i,nc
house, granary and stabling. This prc,,,erty will
be sold on credit OIL, 2 and S wars by the pur-
chaser giving oond witt. approved security, and o
lien retained on NE property until the purchase
money is ps:d. s't
" Also ?. the same time will be sold THREE SLAVES
at huntsville in front Of j. E. Carpenters Tav-
ern door, for cash, and sold under the same decree
as above cited. i
July 7, 1852.
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A TEACHER WANTED.

vISHE Trustees Of Little Levels Academy are de-
l. sirous Of procuring the services of a gentleman
or gentleman and lady, who will take charge of
their Academy in tho course Of few months
There has been a good school sustained inthis A.
cademy for ten years, and the prospects warrent us
in saying that such may be the case for years to
come. ~;
Applicants must produce testimonials of good
moral character and also of competent knowledge
of Latin, Greek, Mathematics, Philosophy, &c.
Address (post paid) either of the undersigned at
Mill Point, Pocahontas county, Va.
PAUL MCNEIL, J 50
MATHEW WALLACE, Com
MI DUNLAP.
July 7, 1921.
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EXECUTORS SALE.

HINDER the last VIII and Testament Of Ra-
~ caael Western, decd, willsell on the 10Th
of 2ugtsi Bert, at the late dwelling of the decd,
two miles aud half below New Hope, all her
REAL AND PERSONAL ESTATE directed to be sold
by her said WILL The real estate consists of one
tenement of
IA Acnes, l6s Poles, e..
with comfortable buildings for small family, and
an excellent spring Of water near the improve
meats. '.r
= TERMS.-Oue-third of the purchase money
down, and the remainder in two'eqnal instalments
of one and two years, the purchaser to give his
notes with deed of trust to secure their payment.
The personal estate, on credit Disk months, on
all sums above five dollars, that sum and under
cash. Sale to begin at II O'Clock, A, NJ.
4 DAVID BRANAMAN,
). Executor Of r. Western, decd.
July %, lS52.-tds.