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VERY VALUABLE
RoCkbridge Property for Sale.

an Tuesday the eth day Of September neat,
" will sell on the premises my FARM lying
on North River at the mouth of South River, in
Rockbridge county This farm is in good staet
Of cultivation, contains about
$50 ACRES
Of land and is situated in one of the best neighbor
hoods in the county. Its location when the North
River Canal is constructed will command the
trade of the South River country as far back as
Augusta. All persons in search of a comfortable
home or business location would do well to ex-
anime this property. The houses are good and
comfortable and there are two tenements on the
place. The Springs on this farm are unusually
fine.
At the same time and place, will sell all my
,MEsS stock of HORSES, COWS, NsaEEs
g.. Calres, Sheep and Hogs, A wa
good small family Carriage, 1tcO ercel--zA--AA-
lent WagOns.
My FARMING UTENSILS and other Property or
the place. Also three or four likely and valuable
YOUNG SLAVES.
TERMS.-For the Farm, one third down, the
balance of the purchase money in three equal an
nual payments. Slaves Cash. Personal Proper.
ty on ali sums over five dollars months credit
under fine dollars Cash. Bond and satisfactory
security will be required on all deferred payments
EDWARD ECHOLS.
August 10, lS53.-tds.
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BOOKS, FANCY ARTICLES &C.

YHE undersigned has just returned from the
= Northern Cities, where he has purchased a
very extensive stock of Books, Fancy articles &c.
Amongst them will be found the following, to
which he invites the attention OF his friends
Pinneo's and Bullion's Eng. Grammars; Mitch
ellis Primary Modern and Ancient Geogra-
phies; Paleyy's Theology; Diapers. Parker's
and Johnston's Philosophy; Cutters Physolo-
ry and Hygiene; Davis, Rays and Bailey s
Algebras; Ollendorff S Italian and French Gram
mars; Pinnock's GoldsInith's Greece and Rome;
Scholars Companion; Grimshaw's France
McGuftey's Eclectic series; Gragla's Italian
Dictionaries; Foresti's Italian Reader; Groves
Greek Dictionary Liddell and Scott's Greek
Lexicon; Freund's Leverett's Lexicon Play
fairs Euclid; Legendre's Geometry; Web
ster's and Cowly's Spelling Book Xenophou's
Anabasis and Memorabilia CicerO's OrationS.
De Senectute and DE Amicitia Wilson's Greek
Testament; Horace; Livy; Cesar Juvenal
Sophocles; Thucydides; Euripides; Greek
Olendorff Amongst the MISCELLANEOUS
WORKS will be found.
Fern Leaves from Fanny's Portfolio Layard's
Ninevah and Babylon (complete) Modern Fir
tations; Eng. Humorsts (Thackeray): Prince
ton Pulpit; Collins Shakespeare "a collection Of
the marginal References aud corrections lately
found) Cummings Apocalyptic Sketches; Brit
ish Cabinet; Wise Saws; Cooedge's Illustra-
ted Library; Applcton's Popular do; and a
large assortment 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 aud 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-
celain States Bankers Cases LUX Erasive Rub
bers "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.NGRAVLNGS,
and fine collection of the latest Waltzes. Polkas
and Songs S. ii. COLEMAN.
Staunton. August l3. 1858.
lsE5- Wind. please copy.
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TRUST SALE OF LAND
AND PERSONAL PROPERTY.

-TSNSS
by virtue of deed of trust executed to me By
James ID. Fertg, bearing date the 10Th da,
Of February, 1858, and of record in the COUNTY
Court Clerks Office of Augusta county. will OIL
Tuesday, the Goth of September next,
for the purposes in the deed mentioned, sell upol
the premises, to the highest bidder, 4 TRACT
OR PARCEL OF LAND, adjoining the lant
OF Daniel Miller, j. G. POlmer. e. b. Stuart an,
others,on which said Fertig now resides ,contann!
ABOUT 100 ACRES.
The greater portion of which is cleared, and witt
proper cultivation might be made to yield very
sbundantly. There are on the Land ,ssa sss,s
good ORCHARD, several acres of8s
a. choice Meadow. ID w +. l. SSVxSN
90 LING HO u Sc S Barn L.
ssssKA and Stables and one of the finest Spring
A.&9in the county, and with little attention
and improvement might be made most excellen
little Farm.
AIS O.
I Bay Miro, Grey H)rsc. Bay ITorse, | Stall
lion, 5 Colts, Cows and increase, 8 head U
Hogs aud increase, Road Wagons set of Wag
goh Gears, Plantation Wagon, Plows, Har
row, 5 Axes. 8 Hoes, Wheat Fan, Baggy,
set Buggy Harness, | Buggy Whip. Wheel
harrow. [ Grind Stone, Wagon Saddle. | Wa
man's Saddle, Mans Saddle, 2 Riding Brides
z Saddle Blankets, Hay Fork, 2 Shovels,
Beads, BeadstedS and Bedding for same, Bureau
and contents, Tables, 2 Clocll4. Is Chairs,
Cupboard and contents, : large Chests, 2 SINAI
Tables, s Pots. Skillet, Iron kjttle, Cope
Kittle and ID Crooks.
TEAMS liberal and will be made known on da
of sale
Possession of the laal givoa Immediately ant
to the buildings in very short time.
The title to the above property is unquostiona
bly, good, but will only c'nvey to the purchaser
such title as is vested IN me by the trust deed
f.. L. ALBERTS0N, Trustee.
August IL, le53.-tds.-find. copy.
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IN pursuance Of an order Of the Circuit Court Of
L Augusta county entered in the cause of Black
and others against Thompson's heirs and others,
shall proceed in the town of Staunto1 on Satur-
day The 3OM day of july neat, to sell at public
said town, fronting main street, and in that part
property wherein Smith Thompson, decd resided.
The house is a small brick tenement, and the lot
from its locality and shape is considered valuable
TERMS.-Costs of sale in hand, and the bal
ancein equal payments at 6, IL and IL mouths,
the purchaser giving bond with good personal SO.
curity, and lien to be retained as ultimate secu.
rity. NICHO. K. TROUT, Com'r.
StauntOn, June %. lS53.-tds.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

RY virtue of a decree of the Circuit Court of
IL Bath county, pronounced at the May term.
1858, in cause therein depending in which
Charles l.. Francisco is plaintiff and John Gra-
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 He 18th ady Of
September nert, to sell to the highest bidder at
public auction upon credit of six, twelve and
eighteen months in equal nstalments Except as
to the costs of sale which must be paid in hand
Two Tracts Of Land, lying and being in
the county of Bath OF which Samuel v Hamilton,
died seized. one tract containing 245 ACRES
on the waters of Bacb; Creek, and the other con-
tanning fifty acres on the waters of Laurel Creek,
Bond with good security will be required for
the deferred payments and the title to the land re-
ta,ned as further security for the the payments
Of the purchase money.
WIN. II. RIVERCOMB, Comr.
August IL, 1853 ids.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
CROSS TIES.

PROPOSALS will be received by the subscri-
= Der for furniShishing ten thousand CROSS
TIES at, or within one ule of Staunton, ON the
line OF the Central Road aud also for twenty five
thousand ties at points along the line of the road
between Staunton and Buffalo Gap
The ten thousand ties received near Stanton
must be delivered before the last of October and.
also between StOuutou and Buffalo Gap before the
middle OF December next.
Persons wishing to contract to furnish the
whole or any portion of these ties on the line of
the road east Of Stauaton, name their bids ac-
crdinsiy and state the points OF deIivecy in their
proposals.
Specifications will be found at the office Of the
subscriber in Staunton
S. A. RICHARDSON, Division Enr
Aug. IL, lS53.-St.
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'I,HE undersigned will sell at private sale, either
l. separately or jointly, a certain Tract Of Land,
containing
$500 ACRES,
lying in the above named county, and State Of Vir
ginia, and on the waters of Elk and Valley Riv-
ers. formerly owned BY Peter Lightner, Decd.
Said Land is admirably adapted to the raising
of live stock. There is large boundary under
fence and 500 or 600 Acres hacked, the greater
portion of which is finely set in grass, and any
desirable amount Of pasture might be made
There is also bank Of Coal upon it which is said
to be of superior qnality. ~
The Slavens Cabin and Summefville Turnpike
Road now in construction will pass through the
Tract. We deem it unnecessary to say more a.
bout it as those wishing to purchase will examine
for themselves. ~ j. Nj. LIGHTNER,
S. NJ. LIGHTNER.
AnUust g 1856.
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AUGUSTA LAND FOB SALE.

-T9YsS
IN pursuance of decree Of the Circuit Court of
Augusta county, entered in a cause therein de-
pending between Bywaters' infants, &C., against
Bywater's widow, &C., we will proceed, on the
premises, on Friday, the 10Th day Of September
nert. to sell at public sale to the highest bidder a
certain TR ACT or LAND containing about
326 Acres,
being part of the Tract of Land of which Joseph
Bywaters, decd, died possessed, and adjoins the
lands of d. Forrer. Picker, Turk and Others
The land is free of all incumbrance, and is con-
sidered to be one of the most desirable farms in
the county The soil is very productive and there
is very large and fine meadow on the farm. 1t
is seldom that such an estate is put into market.
TERMS.-One fourth in hand and the balance
in equal annual instalments at |, 2 and years.
the purchaser giving bond and personal security
and the title to be retained as ultimate security.
j. OWENS FULTON, ] ro,,,s
NICHO, X. TROUT, '''' '''
August 10, lo53-tds.
ED- Rockingham Register copy tbs.
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LIVER COMPLAINT.

DYSPEPSIA, JaUJNDICE, CHR ONTO OR
NERVOUS DEBILITY, DISEASE OF
THE KIDNEYS. AND all DISE.4S-
Els ARISING FROM A DIS ORDER
ED LIVER OR SI'OlM.aCH}
Such as Constipation, Inward Piles, Fnllness Of
Blood to the Head, Acidity of the Stomach,
Nausea, Heartburn. Disgust for Food, Fullness
or Weight in the Stomach, Sour Fluctuations,
Sinking or Fluttering at the Pit of the Stom-
ach, Swimming of the Head, Hurried and DIFF
fcult Breathing, Fluttering at the Heart, Chok
ing or Suffocating Sensations when in lying
posture, Dimuess of Vision. Dots or Webs be-
fore the Sight, Fever and Dull Pain in the
Head, Deficiency of Precipitation. Yellowness
of the Skin and Eyes. Pain in the Side, Back,
Chest, Limbs, &C.. Sudden Flushes of Heat,
Burning in the Flesh, Constant TmaglHings Of
Evil, and Great Depression of Spirits.
CAN BE EFFECTUALLY CURED By
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fpTF1ar.rn 0ATnIAo

PUBLIC SAlhlso
T WILL offer at public auction at my residence
l. near Waynesborough, on Saturday the 27u
instant, the following property, to g
wit:-Horses and Cattle. about 80 NT1Zf 4
head of Hogs, Farming Utensils. dH3N
plantation Wagon. Harness completegsk2aas ~ e
for six horses, Wheat Fan, together with va
riety of Household and Kitchen Furniture.
TERMS OF SALE.-On alfsums of S. and up
wards, 9 months credit will be given, the purcha-
ser giving bond with approved security-under that
amount the cash will be required
j. FAUBER.
Aupust 10. IS53.-tds.
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Notice to RuiIders.

VNFIE- plan and specifications for the building of
u New Church in Trinity Parish. Staunton,
Va, may be seen at the office of H. w. Shelley.
Esq. Separate bids tor the Masonry. Woodwork,
PlasteIng; Painting &c, will be received by MI
chae G. Hartman, Esq, till Sept l., 1853, when
the letting will positively be done. The work to
be done early in the Spring of 1854.
Aug 10, l953-tdl Wind copy.
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MOUMTAIN HOUSE,

situated on the road leading from Fincastle to
the Sweet Springs, on the Middle Mountain, and
now occupied by VIM Eakin. together with the
Turnpike road leading from VIM Scots IN Craig
county across the Middle and Sweet Springs
Mountains to the Sweet Springs This is very
valuable property. The
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0LD Pale Brandy. Port, Medsira, and Sherry
" Wines for medicinal purposes. Just received.
Il. p. & J. B. ESKRIDGE.
Stanton, Aug. 10, 1888.
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List of DeIinquents

In the County and Parish Leriss for The yea'
1852, returned By the Sheriff q a@gaS-
ia County, in The gear 1885,
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VIRGINIA AT Rules held in the Clark,
Office Of the Circuit, CoHrt for augusta coun-
fly, July LIST, 1858, 1'-,':A a. S..N
Elijah Hunter, Samuel Haa: esIss INA Jane .n Hun
ter, Plaintiffsj - ''| t'''' 80 49,
Nancy Diddie, James Diddle, Samiel Diddle,
Elizabeth Didd1e and Others, Defendants.
| IN CHANCEHY, 49,,
The object of this suit Is 70 have a Tact Of
Land belonging to the heirs Of John Diddle,
Decd, lying in Augusta county or partitioned.
The Defendants James Diddle, George Hous-
ton and Anna his wife. jos Henderson and. Sarah
his wife, VIM. Hutchison and Isabella his wife,
Jas. Rodgers and Margaret his wife, SophroBia
White and Sam'l. Diddle,not having entered their
appearance and given security according to the act
of Assembly, and the Rules Of this Court, and Il
appearing by satisfactory evidence that they are
not inhabitants of this Commonwealth: 1t is or
dered, that the said Defendants do appear here
within one month after due publication Of this or
der, and do what is necessary to protect their in
tsfests and that copy of this order be forthwith
inserted in some newspaper printed in Staunton,
for four Weeks successfully, and posted at the
front door of the Court House.
Copy-Teste.
NfCHO. G. KINNEY, c. c.
l,r,at Q 1879 --dtx
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Tavern Stand

and road together have yielded about 81 ,8OU per
annum, for several years past, and are worthy the
attention of those who wish to make profitable In
vestments, as good bargain can be obtained. A
liberal credit will be given to suit the convenience
of the purchaser.
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EXECUTORS SALE.

'UNIE subscriber, as executor of the late James
4 Shanks, will sell at public auction the whole
of his real and personal estate in the following or
der, to wit ton the 18th Of September nert, on
the premises. that valuable Tavern stand called the
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HIGHLAND ACADEMY.

'CHE exercises of this school will be resumed
L on the LIST Monday in September next. and
continue for the term of 10 months. The Trus-
tees have engaged the services of Mr.. JACOB j..
Hills gentleman who comes highly recommends
ed not only for efficiency teacher, but for cor
rect moral department 1t was the design of the
founders of the "Highland Academy" to afford an
opportunity for good practical education, and al
SO to prepare young men for regular collegiate
course. All that is now wanting to secure this
result is the liberal patronage OF the publlc,wh
the Trustees now respectfully solicit
| REFER TO Rev. DR.. WHITE, Lexington Ma
jor ID. II. Hill, Lexington A. G. McCHEs-
NEY, M. D., Warm Springs; f. f. LUcHET,
M. d., Warm Springs; STEPHEN A. PORTER,
Warm Springs.
Monterey, August II, lS53.-3t
Eg- Vindicator copy St.
AUGUSTA County Court Cle'k's Office, To W.T.:
ESTRAYS.
WE. John Irvine, A. Hanna and Jacob Sanger,
w freeholders, hereby certify that we have
examined two estray cattle this day shewn to US
by Samuel Bfennaman, and find the same to be as
| follows:
One a STEER, two years old, of red 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
ear, each valued at sixteen dollars-sthe spotted
Steer has bell on Given under our hands this
10th day Of July, 1853:
JOHN IRVINE,
ABRAHAM HANNA,
JACOB SANGER.
(Copy-Teste.)
JEFFERSON KINNEY, elk.
August II, lS59.-3t.
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nRUGS, &c.--Alcohol, Fish Oil. Cod Liver
IL Oil (Rushton, Clark & CO., Sulph. Morphia,
Sulpb. Quinia, Tartaric Acid, Gum Myrrh, Cream
Tartar. Pulv. Colombo. -Calomel, Blue Mass,
Pulv. Cantharides, Mamma, Browns Essence Gin
gel. (Jamaica) Bakers Broma. Thampson's Eye
Water, for sale by LAIRD & TRfMBLE,
Staunton, August 8, 1858.
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FOR SALE.
TINKLING SPRING FARM,
Augusta County.

TlHE undersigned, only heirs of Mary G Way
i land, decd. offer for sale the above very val
liable, highly improved, and well known Tract
Of Land, lying in Augusta cotinty, near link
d ss Sn'ts though fIss PERSONS s desos
purchasing such land are respectfully invited TO
the undersigned will take pleasure in accommoda
ting them, and showing the land. The title tn
the land is unquestiotable; it having been dectoed
to us by the Superior Court Of Augusta county.
| The tract contains about
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100 Acres,

to be surveyed to The purchaser. The Central
Railroad from Richmond to the Ohio River, runs
with half mile Of the Farm. A Male and Fe-
male School, of high reputation, has been recent
ly established at BalterbrOok.
Four-ffths Of this land 10 cleared and under fine
cultivation and newly fenced last fall. the balance
is in good Rail Timber. There are 20 acres Of as
good meadow as is in the State. Goose Run run
ming through it, and plenty Of Water in most of
the fields. This farm is one ofthe most desirable
in Augusta, and such farms are not often in mar
ket. From its size, pfoductiveness, neighborhood
- h,v vim
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VALUABLE STOCK FARM,

VALUABLE STOCK FARM,
purchased by James Shanks, of Barny Lugar.-
The said Farm contains near 300 Acres, and lies
in Craig county at the foot of the Middle Noun
tain on the waters of Barbours Creek, miles
South West of VIM. SCOTS. There are about
200 acres cleared and Good Farm III o US
and IL A RN and other out-houses upon it
1t is well watered and lies adjoining very flne
Mountain range for hogs and cattle, and would be
very desirable property to the farmers Of bote-
tourt and Craig, who raise much stock llDe-
raj credit will be given. The grain and hay on
this farm and the Household and Kitchen Fur
niture and Farming Utensils will be sold on the
same day, upon a credit of IL months. =,
And on the 2lst of September next ne VIII
sell at PUBLIC AUCTION, on the premises:
that valuable Farm adjoining the town OF hmsterI
dam in the county of Botetourt on which the SAID
Jas. Shanks resided. This is one Of the most valu-
able upland farms in the co. ofBotetourt. ltcontans
$50 ACRES,
of which $50 Acres are cleared and under good
fences, and in high state ofcultivatlon, and the
balance is in very fine timber.
The lands generally lie very well, and have
been very much improved by the free use OF Cio-
yer. Lime and Plaster. About 80 Acres are now
in good Timothy Meadow, and there could be
made as much more.
Thore are on this FARM fine ORCHARD
of the choicest fruit;~
TWO GOOD FARM HOUSES,
ESQ situated as to suit division of the tarm) and
a frst-rate Barn and other out-houses. 1t is well
watered and lies on the Main Valley Road, about
one mile from the McAdamized Road, ID miles
from Buchanan and miles from the Virginia and
Tennessee Railroad. 1t will be divided or not to
suit purchasers. The terms of payment will be
liberal and made to suit the convenience of pur-
purchasers.
There will be sold at the same time and place
for cash,
Sixteen likely Slaves,
7 of which are MEN, and the balance are WO-
MEN and Children. There will also be sold on
credit of IL months large quantity OF valuable
Household and Kitchen Furniture, including some
so or 40 feather Beds and hair Mattresses and
quantity of Farming Utensils, about 81
is head of Horses and Coalts, be- NTTST
ae1wsA tween Is and 20 head ofaST
sM Mich Cows two fine yokes4sse22sassssess
---Aas's4A-of Oxen, between GO and 70 head of
stock Cattle including two young Bulls of very
fine stock, and several fine booded heiters, about
l60 head of Hogs. one half Of which will make
good killing hogs, and large quantity of Corn,
Wheat, Oats, Hay and BACON, also three or
four Wagons and quantity Of Harness.
Cash will be required FIR all purchases under
ten dollars and bond and good security for all sales
on credit GEO. w. SHANKS, Ex'or
OF James Sharks, decd.
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SUPERIOR article of Turkey Rhubarb, Spen-
- ges, Syringes sc. &c. for sale by
August 3, 1853 LAIRD & TRIMBTE.-
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school Notice.

School Notice.
TIME subscriber will resume the exercises OF his
Il School OIL Monday the 29ih instant. Parents
intending to send their sons to him will please
enter them Immediately. The session is divided
into two terms of five months each.
a.. Terms.
Reading, Writing and Arithmetic per session Of
five months. 81 5O
English Grammar, Geography, Philosophy and
Algebra, STU w
Latin Language, Geometry and Surveying and
use of instrument. Si5 UU
No deduction for absence except in case ofsick-
ness.
N. Beach scholar to pay fifty cents extra
for house rent, paid in advance.
NJ. R. CoALTER.
Staupton. Auu. II 1851
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bosses J0hn
Byba George
Barret Edward
Bridget JOS. w
Black Richard L
Blakemore Jno II (tw.
charged)
! Bailey George
Brown James NJ
| Borton VIM
Blaner Dennis
Brannon Dennis
Brown James
Balsley Samuel K
Bridget JOS b
Brown John
Bailey Samuel r
Baylor Samuel
Beard David
Bateman VIM S
Blakeley Adam
Buckley Timothy
Bragg Thomas
Bartlett WoodSon
Bridge VIM G
| Chandler Benjamin
Crone Kinney
Cash John w
Carver Valentine
Collins George
Colnen John
Conden VIM
Crorner Wilson
CaSep VIM
Casser Joseph
Curry VIM w
Cook James
Gross Gabriel
Coffee Washington
| Chambers John
Conner Jacob Jr
Conner Michael
Clinebell Adam
CaSon Jacob
Craig Geo w
Curry Richard
Chrisman Thomas F
t'ampkell lanes
Colfey Thomas
Christian Thadius
Collins Thomas
Childers Rial
Gales David
Collins Daniel Jr
Crone Amos
Collens Isaac
Cassaday George
Currie James u
Cohey James
Clayton Robert w
Collins VIM
Collins George A
Gales John V
Cochran Robert w
Daugherty VIM
Daugherty Jas II
Dunlap John
Diddle John jr
Dolron Michael
Donovan Daniel ST
Demasters James
Daniels Benjamin
Doom Jacob
Dalton James
Davis Henry
Davis Cullum
Dull James
Daubs Henry
Davis Preston
Dorman jeremiah
Davis Benjamin
Dickinson R w
Depriest Ro II
Diddle Nancy
BOLTON James
Dull Jacob (4)
Davis James
Dickenson John
Doom James NJ
DemaSters Jesse
Davis John G.
Eccard William
Engtim Hugh
Eavy Henry
Eum James w
Eccard VIM
Elljnger Jacob jr
Eutzler Christian
Fast John
Elliuger John
Eubank Garland
Eutzler James Nj =
Eccard Andrew j
Edilents John
Edgar James
Fauber George
Flannetly Patrick
Foster Franklin
Fisher George
FUR Harrison
Frantsman Jacob
Fadely David
Frantzman Nelson
Fretwell Dabney
Flemmings James
Fitzgerald Peter
Folly Isaac
Frymyer Jacob
Fitch Rnhert
Fulwider David
Fry VIM II
Fauver John S
Fisher John
Fitzgerald John
Forbus John
Fix William
Fry ID Harvey
Freed John
tauver Joseph (of job
Guthrie George
Gillaspie George
Greyer James
Gollady Abraham
Griuer VIM III
Coin VIM
Garrison Samuel
Garrison VIM
Gear John
Gardner james
Grady Strother
Grant Jeremiah
Griner or Conner Jno I
Coin Chapman
Cannon John
Garrison Nimrod
Gear Bryan
Caldwell Andrew
Greever VIM j
Gregory Henry
Greaver Philip Jr
Gains Henry
Garrison John
George Henry
Caldwell John w
Erever phjlin ir