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whig Meeting

Pursuant tn nnblished notice, an lniormai meet
;rg of the Who's of the county assembled at the
90 LIZ. n1 Monday the l4th inst, to adopt
r,oasnres to organize the party for the
PCrS Lanes Crawford was appointed Chairman,
81 pnl;v,r Christian Secretary ofNthe meeting
V.r;ons plans were presented for general Con-
x.,t;on of the Wings Of the county to nominate
candidates aud perfect the party organization
After discussion and amendments offered by CoI'
Baldwin, Chapman johnson. j. II. McCue, VIM
M. Tate, j. A. Waddell. Schuyler NJ bradley
WIN. Frazier, !. A. Cochran, J. H. Evans NJ
III. McCue and Others, the following plan Oh acuon
was adopted: -, - .,,o
Resolved, lst. That it be recommenoed 10 me
Whirs Of the county, to meet al thelr seVeral PA
ces Of voting on the Goth inst, the Saturday pre-
cedinO the March court, to appoint delegates 10
general county convention
% That each of the nine districts of the coun-
ty appoint Is deegates-and in any district where
there are two PRECINCTS that the delegation be ap
portoned between them according to their relative
Wing vote al the late Presidential election, but
each precinct shall have at least one delegate.
Sd. That authority be given to the delegation
from each district to fill any vacancy in their mum
Der, but that the original delegates and their al
ternates, and any appointed to fill vacancies, shall
be residents of The district which they represent.
4th. That in Convention each delegate, II per-
sonally present, shall cast one VOTE ;,
5th. That the convention 81 constituted shall
assemble at the Court House on Saturday the End
day of April next, to nominate Wing county
ticket for the General Assembly, and take such
other action as may seem proper in the premises.
9th. That the proceedings of this meeting De
published in the Spectator, with tabular state
ment apportioning the delegates according to the
se >ond resolution.
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srxAron CLAyroN-The Washington CORES

SENATOR CLAYroN.-The Washington cores
pondent of the n. Y. Journal of Commerce writes:
Considerable interest was felt in Mr.. Clayton's
viudicatiOn in the u. S. Senate from the charges
of Gen. Cass, in relation to Mr.. Claytons course
upon the exchange of notifications Of the Clayton
Buwer treaty. The charge was, that he, MIR,
Clayton, had kent back from the Senate the fact
that British Honduras was, in protocol, except
ed from the operation Of the treaty.
The note Of MIR. King, who was Chairman OF
the Committee of Foreign Affairs, showed that
the fact was perfectly well understood by the Zen
ate. and that the treaty was ratified by the Senate
with the understanding hat British Honduras
was not included in the term. Central America
MIR. Clayton complained that Gen. Cass never
did him the justice to revoke that charge. and ne
regretted that Gen. Cass was not here, IN order
that this matter could be now explained.
Another accusation was that he, Mr.. Clayton,
had kept the protocol from the knowledge OF the
President and Cabinet This. he showed, was
untrue-the whole subject having been under Cab
met advsement Mr. Clayton also alluded 10
the Report Of the Committee OF Foreign; AiiaiFs'
lately made on this subject, and showed that some
of their views could not be maintained, In relation
to the right Of Guatemala to the Belize.
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MARRIED.

On Thursday the oath ult, by Rev. Benz; Bowman,
MIR. SIMEON TAppY, to Miss HESRIeTrA' daughter Oh
MIR. Robert F. Keye,,-all of Rockingham county
. On Tuesday the sth inst, by the Rev A. Stewart
DocteALFaEp L. WotrE, to Miss SARAH, daughter Of
Mr., Jacob Ammon,-all of Rockingham county.
On Thursday morning, March Sd, at o'clock by Rev
Jacob C. Splitter JOSEPH FuLcHER, OF Amhes eoun-
ty, Miss G.BRELLA H, daughter OF MIR, Henry Booz
Of Rockingham county,
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Notice..

'e'HE undersigned having sold out to w. r.
Bryan his entire interest in the firm of Brv-
an s Webb, would take this method Of informing
his friends and former customers that he has rent-
ed the house formerly occupied by Mr.. Henry
Messersmith. where he will be able in or 10
days TO supply them with best quality of GRO
CERES, CONTEMPORARIES, HATS
CAPS, Sc. together wit! variety Of FAN Y
ARTICLES.
Thankful for the patronage already received.h
strict attention to business and efforts 10 please he
hopes Tor Continuance Of the same.
j. WESLEY WEBB.
Mt. Scion, March is, lS53.-3t.
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,Tl.ornrose Cemetery:

4 MEETING OF the company will be held at
1 the Court House on Monday the Goth inst,
at 3 O'Clock, p. NJ.
All persons owning lots are members Of the
company entitled to veto.
ty recent action of the town council, burials in
the old grave yard are prohibited, so that it is i'm
portant to secure lots at once.
At this meeting an election will be held for Of.
fcers of the company, and steps will be taken for
a public dedication of the Cemetery.
&. M. COCHRAN, President
March l6, lS53.-lt.
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District Election.

IN pursuance of a writ of election issued by or
y der Of the County Court of Augusta, at the
February term, 1858, an election for Justice Of
the Peace will be held al the voting places of the
Fifth District (Waynesbofotgh and Fishersvlle,)
on Saturday the Goth inst, to fill vacancy Great
ed by the resignation Of John Wayt, Esq. /. The
Commissioners and officers who superintended
and conducted the last election for Justices Of the
Peace in the said District, are required to sape-
rintend and conduct this election.
- MOSES H. McCUE,
March l6, l653.-tde. Sheriff A. C..
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Estate of James &. Frazier, decd.

A LII persons indebted to this estate are notified
u that the bonds, books and accounts, are in my
hands for settlement. would be glad to wind up
its affairs without imposing cent of costs upon
debtors and for TINS purpose will retain all the pa
peTS in my hands tii'the lst deg Of July nert, up
to which time can be found generally at my of
flee in Stanton. After that day all unsettled bal
ances. Gf any) will be placed in the hands of the
proper officers for collection.
WIN. FRAZIER.
Acting Executor.
March is, lS53.-2w.
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Commissioners Notice.
yESHE Executors of Jacob Humbsft; dec't
Il Plaintiffs,

THE Executors of Jacob Humbert; decd.
Il Plaintiffs,
Samuel M. Long, and ais, Defendants,
IN CHANCERY. 80,
The parties interested in the above named suit,
and especially the nonresident Defendant, Barba-
IA CARRIER, will hereby take notice. that haye APP
pointed Friday the 9Th day of April next, for the
purpose of executing the order of account en-
tered therein by the Cirenit Court for Augusta
county, at its late February term.
The object of said order is to have a re-settle
ment the Executorial transactions of the late Ex-
ecutors of John Loug. decd SIC, &c. On the day
herein DIES gnated therefore. the Executors of ia
cob HGmbert, decd, who was one of the Execu-
tors of the said John Long, decd, and the Exec
utor of Isaac Long, decd, who also was one of
the Executors of the same John Long, decd, are
required to produce before me at my office in Staun
ton, all bouks. papers, documents, accounts and
vouchers in their possession, calculated to aid a
complete and satisfactory execution of the order
foresaid.
The other parties interested can also attend at
the same time and place. if hey think proper and
look to their respected Interests in the premises.
J.. n. HENDREN, Commissioner.
March Is, lS53.-3t
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RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS.
NASH & WOODEOUSE,
RlCHlaoMD, VIRGINIA,
WHOLESALE ANp nrrAIL nr.Lrn, !,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IL
BOOKS. PLANO FORTES. STaJYO.s.q.
RY, MUSIC, s. FANCY ARTICLES.
TNHEY have constantly Tor sale upon reasonable
l. terms. all the various School Books, in use
together with an extensive stock Of
LAW, MEDICAL, yHEoL0GiCAL AND nj !.
~ cELLANEoUs BOOKS.
BLANK BOOKS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, -.
FooLscAP, LETTER, MORE ASD WgArpIHc
PAPER. f
TIE Best INK, OF ALL Kiyps IN USE
SURVEYORS CoMpAssEs AND CHAINS.
GLopEs, DaAwssG MATERIALS, Books on
DRAwIse AND PaiRT,Ho.
MATHEMATICAL EFsTRgMEsrs
GUITARS OF SUPERIOR TONE AND FINISH
fIoLIss, AccoRDEoys, FLUTKs, AsD OTHER
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
VIOLIN AsD GUITAR S7RIscs.
SUPERIOR PIANO F0RTEs.
In addition to their Book and Stationary tusi
ness. the subscribers deal extensively in Piano
FORTES, they are Agents, for three Of the most
distinguished makers in America, viz: j. CHICK
Esisa, Boston, ADAM STopART. and J. b. Dur
HAM, New York, and an experience of eighteen
years in this business warrants them in saying thsl
for Rich ard Beautiful Tone, Durability of Work
manship, and Elegance Of Finish, the instruments
Of the above makefs are unsurpassed.
They have generally on hand, an assortment as
extensive as can.te met with North or South, and
are enabled to offer them as low as In any CITY of
the Union. - 80.
To those not disposed to make special trips for
the. purpose, the subscribers promise their bes.
Judgment in selecting, binding themselves to give
satisfaction. and charging. them &c low as if they
were present. =. e. Address, =
> NASH & WOODHOUSE,
l39, :ugin Street, Richmond, YIginis.
March 2, 1856
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TO TEMPERANCE EssAYIsTs, !.

ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS PREMIUM.
WYE are authorized by the State Temperance
w Convention, held in Stanton on the 4th OF
August last, TO award premium of ONE HUNDRED
DOLLARS to the author Of the best 'Slatistica Is
say on Tie Licensed end Unlicensed IfqDic in
Spiri'uous Liquors in Firg;aia.
The Essay nust not exceed IL pages l2 mo.
Such Of Tie Essays as may not gain the prize
will IS returned, if requested, to the authors.
In order to conceal the names Of the authors from
the committee until the premium shall be award
ed, each Essay must be signed with some fct-
tiods name, accompanied by sealed note stating
the real name represented by the Signature
This note shall not be openedAntil The award is
made.
The Essays and scaled notes mus, be sent free
of postage, to the committee al Stauion, Va, un-
til the lst June next.
r. T. CAsTLEMAN,
LUCIAN MINOR,
March l6, 1853. GEO. JUNKIN.
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Notice.

'EHE partnership. heretofore existing 6etwoer
the subscribers in the Merchant Tailoring
business expired by limitation on the 18Th inst 3
All persons indebted to them either by bond Or a.
PEI, account are earnestly requested to make inn
mediate payment, as it is desirable tina, tbo bns
mess OF the concern should be settled &c sneedly
as possible, HENRY RARE 'pe''"'
CT. ". A. STERRETT.
stanton, Feb. %, lS53.-em.
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a Beautiful Eoss,e for Sale.

EEAVING purchased a lot within the the town,
Il IL with the view Of building on it this summer.
offer fox sale on reasonable terms as regards both
Price 3Dd payments, my
sgossse and Ect, sl-SssT Fl. g.
half mile est of Staunton. 1t S fffs "A
is rarely that more attractive lit
tie home is in the market. The buildings are
new, and the lot in fine state Of cultivation
,ssssssss There is en- the lot very choice collec-
~ - ton Of young Fruit Trees justcom-
Gf ssskkN ing into bearing-compr;sing Apples,
ODD. Peaches, Pears, Plums, prunes, Necta-
rOes, Cherries, Apr;cois. Ounces, Almonds,
Grapes, Sc, all selected fy me with great care
from the hest nurseries in the country. JcnN H.
McCuE, Esq, is authorized to cell during my alb
semce, and will show the property with pleasure
TO any one wishing to purchase. For farther par
ticulars see him or myself
JOHN D. HIBoDEN.
March l6, 1853 If,
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A ppORTIONMENT.

Mount OOIOu DISIIICt 10
On motion of Col. VIM. A. Bell, the meeting
adjourned sine die
JAMES CRAWFORD; China.
BOLIVAR CuRisriAN, Sec'ry.
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NOTICE.
N0tice5

Z TAKE this method of informing nv friends
Il that, have sold out my Saddlery Establish {.
ment in the town of Stanton and respectfully So
lcit those indebted, TO call and settle their ar
counts by bond or otherwise. i return nv sincere
thanks to my old customers, Tor their liberal encour
agemenisince Thave been in business and wisbtbem
long life, plenty of good things in this world
and happy hereafter. S. T.. CLARKE
Staunton, Feb. %, 1881.
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Pension VS.. MATRiMoNY-ln the Senate OF
the United States on Saturday. pension was
granted to Betsey Norton, widow Of ninety odd
years. "to continue for life unless she marry again
Betsey will therefore mind her p's and IS when
the young fellows are about.
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ministerial Appointments.

We publish below the appointments OF the Bal
timore Conference of the Nj. e. Church, for the
Lewisburg and Rockingham Districts for the pres
ent year:
Ls,cisb.rg District.-MAYBERRY GoHEEN, p. Z.
Lewisburg Station-Wm. Harden Lewisburg
Circuit-Jno w. Wolf, A. Is. Daily Blue Sui
phur-F. S. Cassidy; Sewel Valley. L la
kin Covington-J w Kelly, Ephralm l. kreglo;
Lexington NJ Green, Jason Etchison, IL.
j Bland Fmcastle-J Hoffman Waugh, j K
Reeves Salen-Jao w Tongue Jacksonville-
JH NJ Lemm IN; Chrstiansburg-A Buhrman,
j P Wheeler; New CaStls-JOhn L Stansberry;
Sweet Sprinrs-John w Boteler; Monroe-E u
Jameson Greenbank-Josiah Hildebrand Little
Levels-Thomas +. Mcclure; UniOn-Edmund
II " airing.
Rockingham District.-A. A. REESE, P. r.
Stauuton-T Mitchell; Augusta. A. Esk-
ridge, W. Downs; Churchville-J. II. March !;
r ockingham-R. ID. Chambers, &. w. Hamll-
toa; East R)ckingham-James \. Eakn, oae TO
b. supplied West Ryckingham-To be supplied /;
Dseriield-A. Hartman. one to be supplied; High
laud-D. w. Arnold, w. Champion Franklin
o. p. Wirgman, one to be supplied; Moorheld-
j. w Start. j. Beatty South Branch-P. Res
col, Thomas Daugherty; WOodsIock-Wm. 5.
Baird, E. w. Kerby Front Royal-T. Hide
brand, ]. w. Ewing.
o. Wesleyan Female Institute. A. McCau-
ly. Principal and member Of the Stanton Guar
>terly Conference, .
o. GEoRGE ID. CHESow,ru, Agent of Balti-
more Conferen e Tract Society.
c. The next Baltimore Conference to be held
in City Station, Baltimore, March LIST, 1854.
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IDVRLEC A,HEE.

m Wednesday The 2Grd day Of .afarca ne,t :
~ VIII sell at my present residence (near b.
hdSsr Nh at public apecn Q the high
e'i pi ,so Sor ,ne fvv,lowing PROPERTY =
s Jas "a se'ts q WGg9a Ger Fd,1i'sr Uisnsi:
S Se,, % % a aases irJoiaToES t,eothirds Of
oSa oz 1eres q Whsat nor gro,cing, and various
other sr,1 articles Of Property, '''''
ro, iEhMN.7on allsums Under IS, cash will be
teq,ea &c on all suns of s. and upwards
approved security will De required. Sq Y
Feb. %, l653--A.s Aio-i-As'
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@5- Queen Victoria. it is said, is haunted with
al idea that she will DO driven from the English
rone by revolution, and is thpref,ra investing
| gely in U. S. securities. It is even said that
the BARNES have purchased or her at least half a
street in the city Of New York.
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POSTpONE.MENT.

POSTP ONE.ME.NT. :
IN consequence of the inclemency Of the wealth
Il er, the sale Of the above property was postpon-
ed until TUESDAY, 5TH APRIL, 1853, at
which time the sale will take place if fair if not
on the next fair day. !: T.
JOS. SMITH, init j.. / com,r,.
c. c. STRAYER, wa" '''
March 9. 1875
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Notice.
Estate of Jacob 8. Frenger, dec d.

WILL be in the neighhorhood of Greonville,
about the last of March, to settle up the estate
of JACOB s. FnENeER, decd All persons hav-
ing claims against the estate are requested to leave
them legally authenticated, with Mr.. John Freng
er. or Mr.. Graham, of Greenvlle, and those in
debted will please be prepared to make payment
when do myself the pleasure of calling, on them.
Letters relating to the estate may be directed 10
Balcony Falls, Rockbridge comfy, and will re-
eeye the most prompt attention.
G. G. BALDWIN, Admir-.
March 9, 1855. '40'' " ''Ds''' D'' D.
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NOss Hire

NOR the balance of tho year, Negro Girl. a
Il bout fourteen years Of aye. For terms, Sc,
enquire at this Office.
March Is, 1858.
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VIRGINIA At Rules held in the Clerks Of
' flee of the Circuit Court for Augusta County,
March the lst, 1858,
Sarah Black, and Armstead NJ. Mosby and Jane
his wife, -Plaintiffs,
AGAINST ,...
William Craig, Sergeant Of the Corporation of
Staunton, and as such Administrator of Nancy
Thompson, decd, Jacob MeCullock, and -
children and heirs of John McCullock, yr. de-
ceased, and Alexander H. H. Stuart,-Deten-
ants. ,.
The object Of this suit is to obtain decree for
the sale of House and two Lots in the town OF
Staunton, and fer distribution of the proceeds a.
mong the creditors and heirs Of Smith Thompson
and Nancy. his wife.
The Defendants Jacob McCullock and -- -
children and heirs of John McCullock, Jr., decd,
not having entered their appearance and given Sc
curity, according to the act of Assembly, and the
Rules of this Court, and it appearing ty sa'stac-
tory evidence that they are not inhabitants OF tins
Commonwealth: 1t is ordered, that the said De-
PENDANTS do appear at the Clerks Office aforesaid
on the lst Monday in May next and answer the
bill of the Plaintiffs, and that copy of this order
be forthwith inserted in some newspaper printed
in Stanton for four weeks excessively, and post
ed ct the front door of the Courthouse.
A Copy-Teste,
MICH. &. KINNEY, C. c.
All nc 1870 hw
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GREGORY & MAURY,
-..e. MANAGERS
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
MAMMOTH LoTTERY,.i


- .DELiwAaE CLASS C,
To be dra,On 18th March, 1853,
Capital 1880 Dollars.
2Ia Prizes OF 1900 Dollars.
PRIZES.
/ Prize of 70 800 Dollars,
do " $1,000 8.
] DO g $4,000 4"
do " $1,000 g
do I" 10000 90
do " 5,545,.
2l4-Lowest 3 No. Prize-of $1,000 and
others Of $5OO-S250. &c.. &C.,
Amounting to Sl,0S0 sos.
:. rs No. LoTTERYZl2 DRAWN BALLOTS.
Tickets $20-Halyes $l0-Qr $5-Eights 81, so.
c. A certificate or risquc of package IS
Tickets, t236-Do. Of Halves, Quarters and
Eight Tickets in proportion.
e5- Drawings promptly forwarded. For pack
,ges, single tickets or shares ~
- Address GREGORY s. MAURY.
March 2, lS53.-tdd-. Richmond, "a.
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VIRGINIA AT Rules held in the Clerks OF
Y fee of the Circuit Court of Bath County, on
Monday the 9TH day of February, 1858,
Alexander H. Sitlngt on-Plaintiff,
G0AIksT 49,.
Elizabeth Brinkley, widow of Robert Brinkley,
John A Brhk1ey, William Brinkley, Margare,
Brinkey, Christopher Brihkley, Sarah Brink
ley, David Brnkley, Agnes Brinkley, John
Sholtz and Deborah H. his wife, late Deborah
II: Btinkley, Christian Rough and Elizabeth
his wife, late Elizabeth Brinkley, Robert Kri-
zer, John Krizer, Fleming Brinklcy, Austin
Brinkley, James Brihkley, Franklin 7. Fish
back and Catharine his wife, late Catharine
Brinkley, Robert S. Carter and keziah his wife,
late Keziah BrinkIey, William Gwin and Jane
his wife. late Jane Brinkley, and William II.
Rivefcomb, Sheriff Of Bath County, and IS such
Administrator of Robert Brinkley, dec'd.-De-
PENDANTS.
The object of this suit is 10 subject to sale GER
tain Lands in said County to salty a judgment in
favor of the Plaintiff against the Estate Of the
said Robert Brinkley, deceased. $50
The Defendants Robert S. Carter ard keziah
his wife, and VIM. Gw,in and Jane his wife, not
having entered their appearance, and it appearing
by satisfactory evidence that they are not inhabi
tants Of this Commonwealth: On motion of the
Plaintiff il is ordered that the said Defendants ap
rear bore.within one month after due publication
of this order and answer the Plaintiffs Bill and
that copy of this order be published in the Staun
ton Sbectator. once week for four weeks success
sively and posted at the front door of the Court
house of said County on the first day Of the next
Court after its publication.
A Copy-Tcste, !
s. A. PORTER, Clerk.
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LOST,

a. Sunday tile 9Th of Feb between Staunton
ana Churchville, POCKET Book.
containing some papers, and between eighty and
ninety dollars in bank notes. 4 reward Of ten
dollars will be given 10 any person who will de-
liver me said property to inc, or leave it at the
Spectator Office. for me-
JOHN f. 0. WINGHELD.
March 9. lS5S.-4t.
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G5-Rumor says that Col Benton has had an un-
satisfactory interview with Gen. Pierce. Like
most of the old line Democracy, Col. Benton is
vary much dissatisfied that honest Caleb has been
called into the Cabiuet--aud being more free
sopoken man than most of his party, he very strong
Nv denounced the appointment. The tale runs,
i,bat he told the President, that Caleb wasa 'Her
mauhrolite. sr,-cluld perform, sir, the functions,
sir, of neither man. sir, ROr woman, sir,-was,
neither, sir. WHY, sir, nor Democrat, slr-was,
sir, that sinking sir, and disgusting, sir, thing
sir-a Tylerite, sir" The Brgadier, when old
Bullion got through his TRADE, remarked, that he
had been very much amused al the deep interest
manifested in the success of his Administration by
thuse especially who were opposed to his nomina-
ton, or gave him lukewarm support. WhereuPop
the "Senator of thirty years" ccn0sed very speed
ily
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on the next Ialr Qay. .,
5os 8: S s4HzsE Il, cen'r'.
March 8, 1885
A T the same time and place the undersigned
n will sell at public auction, to the highest bid
der, the following PERSONAL PROPERTY
belonging to the estate Of Abraham Smith, decd. ;,
viz:
8 head Of Horses,
l6 head of stock Hogs.
about 1000 bashels Of Corn, j.,
Farming Utensils, consisting Of Plantation
Wagon, Poughs, Haro,rs, &C.,
a quantity Of Household s. Kitchen furniture,
400 pieces efpr1ae dry hickory.tor esgs,
A lot Of prime Bacons 500 lbs..
A quantity Of Potatoes,
a large quantity Of Hay,
A fetu blacksmith Tools,
find grain in the ground,
(if the land is not sold) go.
c. C. STRAYER, ! A,,
JOS SMITH, IT,, Ad'i' 49,
March 9, lS53.--tds.
NIRGINIA:-AtR Rules held in the Clerks or
fec of the Circuit Court of Bath County, on
Monday the 9TH day of February, 1853,
SdIiuei N1CN'luiS-I laiullit,
AGAINST :.
Ewin HGghart, Administrator Of James Jameson,
Decd, James NJ Wood. Adam G.. McGuf1in,
Alexander Jameson. William Jameson, James
Dunlap and Rachel his wife, and John Sitting
ton and Thomas Sitlington, Administrators Of
VIM. Sitlington, dec'd.-Defendants
The object of this suit is to subject to sale GER
tain Lands in said County to satisfy Judgment
in favor Of the Plaintiff against the Estate of the
said James Jameson, deceased
The Defendants Alexander Jameson, William
Jameson. and James Dunlap and Rachel his wife,
not having entered their appearance, and it ap-
pearipg by satisfactory evidence that they are not
inhabitants of this Commonwealth: On motion of
the Plaintiff, it is ordered that the said Defend
ants appear here within one month after the pub
LEGATION of this order and answer the Plaintiffs
Bill and that copy Of this order be published in
the Stanton Spectator, once week for four
weeks successivrly, and posted al The front door
of the Courthouse of said County, on the first day
of the next Court after its publication.
A ,Copy-Teste,
s. a. PORTER, Clerk.
March 9 1864 -Aw