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HARDWARE,
FALL IMPORTATION, 1853.

FALL IMPOhTAT1ON, 1000
ID Il. MOORE s. CO.. Importers and Deal
Il ers in FOREIGN and DOMESTIC
H.4RDW.ARE, sc Mum street, Richmond, a.
are in receipt, per steamships and packets from
Liverpool. of a full and complete assortment Of
Birmingham and Sheffield HARDWARE, and
from the manufacturers in this country they have
receiveda full supply ofAmerican HARDWARE
consisting in part Of
Rodgers" and Wosenholm's fine Pen and Pock-
ct Knives,
Pen and Pocket Knives of various makers and
styles
Buck, Bone, Ebony and Ivory Handle Knives
and Forks,
Ivory Handle Knives and Forks, in sets 81 and
SO pieces,
Wade s Butchers superior Razors and Shears,
Single s. Double Barrel Guns, some very superior,
Pistols, Rifles, Rifle Barrels and Mountings,
Trace, Halter. Log, Well and Fifth Chains,
COLLINS" ''Simmons," and Virginia Axes,
Games" and "Rowlands" Spades and Shovels,
Mill, Pitt, Cross Cut and Circular Saws,
Anvils. Vices, and Smiths Bellows,
Sledge and Hand Hammers; Stocks and Dies,
Blister, Share and Cast Steel,
Castings, Horse Shoes and Horte Nails,
Horse Collars, Blind Brides and Hammers,
Bride Filings, Worsted Reins and Girths,
Locks and Hinges Of every description,
Planes. Chisels, Augers and Files, all kinds,
Platform and Counter Scales, Pat. Balances,
English American, and G. d. Per. Caps, and all
other goods usually found in Hardware Stores.
As their goods were selected with care and at
tention. and purchased on the most favorable terms,
they feel assured they can offer strong induce
ments to merchants visiting this city and respect
fully invite them to an examination of their stock,
as they are determined to sell as low as any regu-
lar house in this, or any of the Northern cities.
Richmond, Aug. "a, 1885,.
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BOOKS, FANCY ARTICLES &C.

'Nl1E undersigned has Just returned from the
Northern Cities, where he has purchased
very extensive stock of Books. Fancy articles Sc.
Amongst them will be found the following; to
which he invites the attention of his friends
Pinneo's and Bulous Eng. CRIMINALS; Mitch
ellis Primary. Modern and Ancient Geogra-
ph1lesi; Paley's Theology; Diapers, parkey's
and J9,hnston's Philosophy; Cutters Physioio-
gy ana Hygiene; Davis. Rays and Bailey's
Aigeoras; ollendorff' s Italian and French Gram
mars Pinnock's Goldsmith's Greece and Rome
ocnolars companion; Grimshaw's France !;
McGuheys Eclectic series; Graglia's Italian
dictionaries Forestl,s Italian Reader; Groves
Greek Dictionary; LiddelI and Seott's Greek
Lexicon Freund's Leverett's Lexicon Play
fairs Euclid Legendrc's Geometry Web
ster's and Cowly's Spelling Book; Xenophon's
Anabasis and MEMORABILIA; Cicero's Orations,
DE Senectute and DE Amicita Wilson's Greek
Testament; Horace; Livy; Caesar Juvena;
Soph0cles; Thucydides; Euripides; Greek
Ollendotf. Amongst the MISC is
WORKS will be found,
Fern Leaves from Fanny's Portfolio; tayard's
Ninevah and Babylon (complete); Modern Fir
tations; Eng. Humorists Crhackeray); Prince
ton Pulpit; Collins Shakespeare "a collection of
the marginal References and corrections lately
found) Cumming Apocalyptic Sketches; Brit
sh Cabinet Wise Saws; Coo edge's Iilustra-
ted Library; Appleton's Popular do. and a
argeassortment Of Childrens books, Novels, sc.
Amongst the STATIONERY will be found,
Letter, Note and CAP Paper Of all kinds and sizes
Steel Pens, Quilts; Envelopes of all kinds;
Blank Books of every description; Enam'ld.
Cards, mourning and plain; Waters ofall kinds;
Red and notified Sealing Wax, etc. etc.
Amongst the FANCY ARTICLES will be found
Bone, Rosewood, Pearl and Ivory Holders /; Pearl
and Ivory Paper Folders; Metallic Books; Por-
ceain States Bankers Cases; Ink Erasve Rub
beers "a very valuable article); Ladies' Ne plus
Ultras; Ink Stands (Whitney's etc.; Music
paper; Ivory, Cocoa and Bone Erasers; Pen
Knives, etc. etc.
Also beautiful collection of E.NiGR.4V,LN'GS,
and fine collection of the latest VALUES. Polkas
and Songs. S. II. COLEMAN.
Staunton, August Is. 1858.
Eg- Wind. please copy.
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VIRGINIA: In the County Court Of Angus
ia, August %, 1858,
Daniel Stone. (who sues for the benefit of Chaun-
cey Barrett,) Plaintiff,
AGAINST
John Shaver, Administrator of David Shaver,
decd, Defendant.
IN CASE.
This day came the Plaintiff Stone.by his attor-
ney, who suggests that diligence has been used
by him to ascertain in what county or corporation
the said Chauncoy Barrett resides, or is without
effect, and that a copy of an order of Court enter
ed in this cause, requiring him to appear and
show cause why this suit should not be dismissed
was enclosed by mail to Wood county, Virgin
ia, where it was supposed he resided and been re-
turned without being executed, it is therefore on
motion of said Stone by his Attorney ordered that
said Barrett do appear before this Court at the
Courthouse. on the lst day of the October term
next. to show cause, if any he can, why the cause
which was instituted to recover money due by ac-
count shall not be dismissed, and that cory Of
this order be Published once a week for four sue
cessive weeks in some newspaper printed in the
town of Staunton, and!that another copy thereof be
posted at the front door of the Courthouse of this
county, on the lst day of the next Court.
Copy-Tese. IA
JEFFERSON KINNEY, Clk.
Aug. 81, lS53.-4w.
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{ VALUABLE RANDOLPH LAND
EdSEg SALE.

TINE undersigned will sell at public auction, on
IL the 18th day of October neat on the premises,
"A CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND,
lying in the above named county and State of
Virginia, on the head waters of Elk and Valley
Rivers known as the LIGHTNER FARM. Said
tract contains about $3.50 ACRES, more or
less, land is admirably adapted to the raising oflive
stock. There is large boundary of it Under
fence and about GOO Acres ofhacked land upon it,
the greater portion of which is finely set in grass
and any desirable amount of pasture might be
made. The Slavens Cabin and Summers Hill
Turnpike road now in course Of construction will
pass through the tract. There is also a bank of
Coal upos 1.-THE coal of which is said to be of a
good quality and an abundant SUPPLY of good wa
ter. A more minute description Is deemed unnec-
essary as those wishing to purchase will examine
for themselves. Any desired information may be
obtained by addressing either of us at Hunters
vile, Pocahontas county, Va. All communca-
tons by mail will receive prompt attention.
Terms OF SALE.-One-third of the purchase
money in hand and the remainder in three equal
annual payments j. M. LIGHTNER.
SAM'L. LIGHTNER.
Huntersvile. Aug, "a, lS53.-tds.
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KENT, PAINE & RENT,
Importers and Wholesale Dealers In
DRY GOODS,
Fourteenth Street, Richmond.


U1Y the various steamers aud packet ships from
I'D London, Liverpool, Glasgow and ltayre we
are receiving our mportations ofFORElGN DRY
GOODS. for Fall trade, all of which were pur-
chased in the principal British aud Continental
markets, during the past Summer, by our senior
partner. entirely for cash, and at prices at which
they cannot now be duplicatei-Our stock embra-
ces an unusual variety OF FANcY AND STAPLE
Uoops OF British. French and German manutac-
ture selected with particular reference TO the trade
of Virginia. North Carolina and Tennessee.
We have also in store full assortment Of
Domestic Goods,
the whole comprising themoSt extensive and Splen-
did stock Of DRY GOODS ever exhibited in
Virginia
We have al$1 a complete stock of Ready
Made Ciotsiimg, which is much larger than
usual. and is entirely Of RICHMOND MANU-
FACTURE. gc,tea up in the best manner, botl
as regards styles and workmanship.
We respectfully solicit call from merchant
visiting this marked. and have only to say that on
goods rH be sold as loo as the same goods are sol,
in anu market IN The cou,'y.
KENT, PAINE s. KENT.
Richmond. Aug. 81, lSj3-Gt.
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NOTICE 10 CONTRACTORS.
CROSS TIES.

PROPOSALS will be received by the ST. :;
Il Der for furnishishing ten thousand .,n uScii,
TIES at, or within one mile of Sta" o,oo omu ,I
line of the Central Road and ais ."''n' Oh .he
thousand ties at points along ,be O Ol . W 1--WE
The ten thousand les -1 recs; zap 100. s,n,
must be delivered before the ,st as 9 c,nhSr r ud
also between ,tounton and BufaIo Gan before the
middle o.. December next.
Persons wishing to contract to furnish the
whole or any portion of these ties on the line Of
the ruad east Of StcOn,ion, can name the7 in,Js ,c
proposals. - '"'''
specifications will be found at tho office Of III,
subscriber in Stanton. tAs
| S; 4. RICHARDSON, Division En-
Aug II, 1855.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

DY virtue ola decree of the Circuit Court of
Id Bath county, pronounced at the May term,
1853, in cause therein depending IN which
Charles l.. Francisco is plaintiff and John Ora
ham administrator OF Samuel V. Hamilton, decd.
and others, are defendants, the undersigned as
Commissioner therein named, will proceed at the
Warm Springs, Bath county, on the 1871 day Of
September ,,ert, to sell to the highest bidder at
public auction upon credit of six, twelve and
eighteen months in equal instalments Except as
to the costs of sale which must be paid in itand)
Two Tracts Of Land, lying and being in
the county of Bath of which Samuel Y. Hamilton.
died seized. one tract containing 245 ACRES
on the waters of Back Creek, and tlre other con-
taininp fifty acres on the waters Of Laurel Creek.
'A' Bond with good security viii! be required for
the deferred payments and the title to the land re-
tanned as further security for the the payments
WIN. II. RTVERCOMB, Conn:
Auoust II. 1853 ids.
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FALL TRADE.
BOOKS, Stationery and Piano Fortes.

JAMES WOODHOUSE, LArE NASH Il
- WooDHousE,) Richmond, Vhginia, offers for
sale, at wholesale or retail. an extensive stock of
BOOKS AND STATIONERY,
Adapted, to the wants of the trade in Virginia.
North Carolina, and elsewhere, at prices as low
as can be obtained in Northern cities. In connec
ton with his Book and Stationery business, he has
his ware-roons appropriated to the sale Of
FIASO FORTEs,
Filled with an assortment as extensive as can be
seen at any establishment of the kind III the Uhion
He has participated in tho sale ofover one thou
sand Piano Fortes in the States of Virginia, North
Carolina and Tennessee, all of which have given
entire satisfaction. They are warranted superior
in every respect. offered for sale at manufacturers
prices. and will be packed securely to 60 any dis
lance without injury.
He has also attached TO his establishment, a
Book Bindert and Blank Book NIanufactory,
where all kinds of Books, Periodicals, Blanks,
Music, Sc, are bound and Blank Books of every
description. suitable for Merchants. Banks, Public
Offices, Clerk'sof Courts, Factories, &c., are
manufactured.
Mayo's Guide I'd Magistrates, New Edition.
J. w. publishes Mayo's Guide to Magistrates,
new edition, with practical Forms for the Dis
charge of their Duties out of Court, with an APP
pendix, containing Forms for Drawing Bonds,
Notes, Deeds, Contracts, &C.; adapted to the New
Code of Virginia.
0y. Persons at distance unable to visit Rich
mond. can have their orders as faithfully executed
as if personally present.
Richmond, Aug: "a; 1886.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

PROPOSALS will be received at the Office Of
Il the North River Navigation Company. in
for the construction of the L 0CKS AND DAMS
and other work on the above improvement, from
Dam No. 4, to Dam No. 7, both inclusive. The
Dams are to be of dry masonry, and the Locks of
uncoursed Bubble laid in cement. Each Dam
and Guard Lock will amount to from twelve to
sixteen thousand dollars.
Plans and specifications of the work will be eX-
hibited after the 25rh of the present month, at the
Office of the Engineer. mouth Of Buffalo.
The Company reserve the right to reject any
or all of the propositions.
JOHN A. BYERS,
Aug. "a, lS59.--tdl. Eng. N. R. N. Co.
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ED.

I'm the nth inst in IIarrisonburg, Miss MARY MAR
oaREr PoLLocx daughter Of Mrs. Jane Hill, aged ~
years. 90,
AT his residence in Wytheville, Friday, the 10Th
inst, Of Consumption, MIR. JoHN T. PgRKINs, formerly
of Augusta county in the 3th year OF his age leaving
an aged mother bereaycd widow and four small chill
,ren and large circle of friends and acquaintance tc
mourn their loss
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FALL GOODS.

vy>IIE subscribers have received the larger por-
IL ton Of their FALL STOCK OF GooDS, and
will in a few days have them arranged in their
new Store House, No. 10, Pearl street, ) doors
north of their present stand.
Their stock comprises some fifteen hundred
packages, and embraces all the varieties of
Boots, Shoes, Hats. Caps, Leatnef Trunks,
etc.. etc., which, having been selected with great
care aud bought ON the best terms, will etiabie
them 10 niter as great inducements to purchasers
as any holrse in this country. They respectfully
ask an examinations of their stock By the Merchants
of Virginia and North Carolina, promising their
best efforts to give satisfaction to purchasers, both
as to style and price.
QUARLES s BROOKE,
No. Is. Pearl Street.
Richmond A,o,isi a lS53-.3m,
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NOW is THE TIME
When YOU can all have Time Pieces

A. &M IIIRSH have just received lot of Gold
W. and Silver Watches, of firstrate quality and
as cheap as they can be bought in Philadelphia or
New York and the good Of it is, the time is al
ways there.
ALSO, eight and so hour Brass Clock, Alarm
ing. sc. All warranted IL months.
WATCH WORK done at the shortest
notice and in the best manner and warranted IL
months. Also all kinds Of jewelry mended in the
neatest style and cheap.
A,lr "a 1879
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$lOO REWARD.

DAN away from the subscriber. living near Nc
IL Dowell, Highland County, Va. on the 3Oth
day of July last, A NEGRO MAN named
GEORGE. about as years of age, very black, a
bout 5 feet inches high, with scar over one eye
just at the edge of the hair and large scar on
ed from cut with scythe.
Also a NEGRO LAD about Is years Of
age, very black, with good deal of white in his
eve, and scar on his lower lip, very visible.
will give the above reward of 500 if they
are taken out of the State; if taken out of the
county and in the State $40 if taken in the coun-
ty $50, provided they are lodged in Jail so that
get them. Any information concerning their
whereabouts will be thankfully received.
IT, Address Mcdowell, Highland CO.. Va.
ROBERT A. STUART.
August "a. 1855.
ED- The Inteligencer. Romney, and Gazette,
larkersburg, copy St. and forward act to this office.
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New Books,
AT COWAM,S BOOK STORE.

E>ERN Leaves from Fanny's Portfolio; Father
r. Gavazzi's Lectures in New York Uncle
Robin in his Cabin in Virginia, and uncle Tom
without one in Boston; Ranke's Civil Wars and
Monarchy in France; The Eclipse of Faith; En-
glish Humourists Of the eighteenth century, by
Thackary; The American Form Book, new edi-
ton /; Alexander Smiths Poems Modern Flirta-
tons, by Miss Sinclair SCOTS Bible 6 VOLS fine
ed, cbep
INK.-Black. Blue and Red Ink. r. G. has
also few fine silk Umbrellas, which he will sell
al cost for cash.
Au,r 1872
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nj The Stomach prepares the cemeats OF the o,le
and the blood; and fit does the work eeby anu IN,
perfectly liver disease is the certain result As o
therefore as any affection Of the liver percesSu W.
may be that the digestive organs arc OUT =,
which will act directly upon the som1einw.mS main
spring Of the animal machinery. For ,,s VIZ
can recommend HoOrAxps German b Hat prepared
by Dr. G. NJ jackson, PhiadciP9I ,oa.;Hs S. a a'-
,Se eO"aon Of the blood and thereby gives regularity
10 the bowels.
August "a, 1S53.-sw'
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RICHMOND MARKET.

Corrected lceeGg from NE IUFtS
BACON, Smthield cured 9 a 10, Baltimore az
R,rcr1 nrr Mound 6rkin IS a 20. fresh roll % 90
CoErEEIOd Lava IL a IL, Green I.aguayra 10
Rio 9 a 10, Manila II Il IL, Cape a .
CLovERsEgD-S 90 aOOO
Flour, City Mills OO, Country Oh 20
(;RAIS-W heat,whitc 81 2Da O09,red STA l5,Coru
81 q 65. Oats IS a -, Rye IS a 90 ..
ian, per ton, % 100 Patasonlan 81 D.
PLASTER, lump, per ton,4 90 al II
Sue AIRS New Orleans D. Porto RICO oa o. 81 CroN
Gao, Refined Loaf9 Cd, Crushed ) ~
S>Lr American per sack, 20a 20, Liverpool 5Oal %
r As-Imperial & Gunpowdcr 30 It %, Black 25ai 81
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TURNPIKE Notice.

A GENERAL meeting of the stockholders in
IA the Warm Springs & Harrisonburg Turn
pike Road Co.. will be held at the Augiist'
Springs on the LIST Friday in October next. As
there will be business of Importance to the stock
holders it is hoped they will feel interested enough
in the prosperity of the company to be represented
in the meeting as it is desirable there should be
full meeting of the stockholders:
=. BY order, of the Board. =.
NJ. HARVEY EFFINGER. Sec. s. Tres.
Harrisonburg. August 81, lS53.-tdm.
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FALL TRADE, 1853.
@@Ns1

L
gbOOKS. STATIONERY AND PIANOS
klD A. MORRIS. Gate DriH&er- & Morris, } Pub
iisiier and Bookseller. Richmond, Vc, would in
yite the attention of Country Merchants visiting
the city. to his stock of BOOKS, STA
TIOMERY AND PIANOS, embracing
the largest and most general assortment to be found
in any establishment, South of New York, and
will be sold upon terms as liberal and as accom-
modating.
He would ask particular attention to his large
stock of Cap and Letter WRITING PAPER
Also, MAPPING PAPER, which he is prepar
ed to sell at unusually io,c prices
A. Nj. publishes many Of the Standard pTgtn-
ia La,c Books and can furnish the legal profession
with all Standard Law Books, including the Vir-
ginia and New York State Reports at the PUBLISH
er's lO,cest prices.
School Teachers and the Trade supplied at a
liberal discount.
Worcester IlanOs.-A. MORRISis sole
agent for the sale of Worcester's celebrated Pr
mo FORI'ES, and would solicit an eXamna-
ton of them from those in want. Durability,
sweetness of tone, delicacy of touch, and elegant
workmanship. are accorded th0m by the general
Judgment as inferior to none manufactured In this
country or Europe. They are sold with full
guarantee. and warranted to give satisfaction, or
the money returned
E- Orders frem the country will be prompt
Is attended to.
Richmond, August 81. lS53.-eow4t.
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.augustd County Court Clerks Office, To WIT:
fsSTRAYS.

Aug,std County Court Clerks Office, To W.T.:
t5sTRAYs.
WE, John Irvine, A. Hanna and Jacob Sanger,
w freeholders, hereby certify that we have
examined two estray cattle this day shewn TO u
by Samuel Brennaman, anu find the same I'd DO 40
follows: .
One STEER, two years old, of a fed color,
with some white on his tail, belly and legs, mark
ed with hole in the right ear.
The other red and white STEER, two years
old, marked with slit or swallow fork in right
eaf; each valued at sixteen dollarS-the spotted
Steer has bell on. Given undet OUR hands this
10th day Of July, 1853.
JOHN IRVINE,
ABRAHAM HANNA,
JACOB SANGER.
(Copy-Teste,)
JEFFERSON KINNEY, elk.
Aupust " IS53-3t
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As Administrator of Mrs. Susan FL. Henion
decd, will at the same time and place, sell al
public sale. ,
Hheat. Rye, Oats, Corn and Hay, Road WaS-
on, | Plantation do, 1tco horse Carriage
and Harness. Horses, Cc,cs, Cattle, Sheep
and Hogs, Farming Uistensils Of every
kind. Household and Kitchen Furniture.
TERMS.-All sums over S. a credit OF foul
m puths, the purchasers giving bond and security
Five dollars and under the cash will be required
ID. REAN1ER. Administrator
of Susan II. Henton, decd
INF NnriL;nn Ann 81 1888 IDS
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--.-- 1900. .------
STOP THE THIEF!

GTOI.EN on the night of the 23rd of August,
~ from the stable OFF, II. Wallace, 81
S0RREL HORSE, six years fTEsI !
old. about fifteen hands high, with dYXT
two white feet, one fore and one hind
foot, each SCARED considerably by having the hail
taken off with ST. Johns weed. The horse rides
and works well and has marks Of the collar in hi;
name, A liberal reward will be given for the ap
prehenSion Of the thief, and any information will
regard to the horse most thankfully received by
the Subscriber at Greenville, Augusta county.
JOHN NJ. HUMPHREYS.
August 81, lSJ3.-3t.
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PASTURE AND BUILDING LOTS
FOR Sale.

WE have sixty odd acres Of cleared land in
w good state Of cultivation, with well Of wa
Ter on it, all lying convenient to the town, for
Building or Pasture Lots, which we will sell on
accommodating terms. Particulars given on ap-
plication. lMB0DEN & MCCUE.
Aue. IL. IS53.-tf.
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TRUST SALE OF LAND
AND PERSONAL PROPERTY.
<SaZeS


DY virtue of deed of trust executed to me by
I'D James d. Fertig, bearing date the 18th day
of February. 1858, and of record in the County
Court Clerks Office of Augusta county. will on
Tuesday, the goth of September next,
for the purposes in the deed mentioned, sell upon
the premises, to the highest bidder, A TRACT
OR PARCEL OF LAND, adjoining the lands
of Daniel Miller, j. G. Polmer, G. B. Stuart and
others on which said Fertig now resides, containing
ABOUT 100 ACRES.
The greater portion of which is cleared, and with
proper cultivation might be made to yield very
abundantly. There are on the Land ,*Sk
qood ORCHARD, several acres ofajX
choice Meadow, d w f. l. &39sS#
"a LING HOU Sc S Barn .s.tAz><
::::A and Stables and one Of the finest Springs
and improvement might be made most excellent
little Farm.
"A LsO-
Bay Mare, | Grey Horse.l Bay Horse, | Stall
lion, 8 Colts, Cows and increase, q head Of
Hogs and increase, Road Wagon, 8 set of Wag-
gon Gears, Plantation Wagon. 5 Plows,l Har-
row, 8 Axes, 8 Hoes, Wheat Fan, Buggy, |
set Buggy Harness, Buggy Whip, Wheel
barrow, | Grind Stone, Wagon Saddle, Wo-
mans Saddle, Mans Saddle. 2 Riding Brides:
2 Saddle Blankets, Hay Fork, 2 Shovels, a
Beads, Beadseds and Bedding for same,l Bureau
and contents, Tables, 2 Clocks, Is Chairs, !
Cupboard and contents, large Chests; 2 small
Tables. Pots. Skillet, Iron Kittle, Copper
Kittle and Is Crooks.
Terms liberal and will be made known on day
of sale
to the buildings in very short time.
The title to the above property is unquestiona,
bly, good, but will only convey to the purchasers
such title as s.vested IN me by the trust deed.
f. Il. ALBERTSON, Trustee:
AiiGnst II. .-tds.-Vind. copy.
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A. Ii. ARTHUR, ID. ID. s.
SURGICAL AND MECHANICAL
1DE.N"TEET

OFFICE formerly occupied by DR.. Feemster
" in Staunton, 2 doors below Morris s. Coed,
S: w. corner of Main and Augusta street,
Would call the attention of all needing AFti-
fetal Teeth, to his beautiful specimens Of
BLOCK TEETH with artificial Gums.
These Teeth, from the comfort with which they
may be worn as well as their superior beauty, pos
sess great advantages over Artificial Teeth now
in use. Specimens on exhibition at the Office Of
the advertiser. Allthe various operations Of Den
tai Surgery performed with strict reference topper
marehcy.
Stanton, August II, 1851.