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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-03-09

VIRGINIA AT Rules held in the Clerks Of
v fcn Of The Circuit Court of Bath County, on
Monday the7th day Of February, 1898,
Alexander H. SillingtOn-Plalntiii,
Elizabeth Brinkley, widow Of Robert l5tlnkley,
John A Brirkley, William Bripkley, Margaret
Brinkley. Christopher Drinkiey. Sarah BrnN+
lev. David Drinkley, Agnes Brlnkley, 1onn
S6oltz and Deborah II. his wife, late Deborah
II. Brnkley, Christian Rough and Ellza6eth
his wife. late Elizabeth Brinkley, Robert Krlt
yer. John Krizer, Fleming Brinkley,. Austin
Brinklcy, James Brinkley, Franklin 7. Fish
back and Catharine his wife, late CatharIne
Brinkley. Robert S. Garter and Keziah his wife,
late Keziah Brinkley, William Gssia and Jane
his wife, late Jane Brinkley, and William II.
Rjvercomb. Sheriff of Bath County, and as such
Administrator of Robert Brinkley, dec'd.-De-
PENDANTS.
The object Of this%suit is to subject to sale GER
tain Lands in said County to salty judgment IN
favor of the Plaintiff, against the Estate OF the
said Robert Brnkiey, deceased.
The Defendants Robert S. Carter and kezah
his wife, and WIN. Gwin and Jane his wife, not
having entered their appearance, and 1t appearing
by satisfactory evidence that they are not lnnaol
tants of this Commonwealth: On motion OF the
Plaintiff it is ordered that the said Defendants APP
pear here 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 Spectator. once a week for four weeks success
sivey. and posted at the front door ct the Court
house of said County onthe first day Of the next
Court after its publication.
4 CopylTosto,' .:
1865 S. A. PORTER, Clerk.
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What can be got for Five Dollars y

rs,IIE undersigned have entered into an arrange
ment by which they agree to furnish the
Knckcrbocker Magazine. (mon;hly, J the Homa
Journal, (weekly.) and the Musical World and
Times. (weekly.) to new subscribers. at the very
moderate price OF five dollars year for the three
publications all orders enclosing that amount to
| Dyer & Willis, will be promptly attended TO.
SAMUEL. HUESTON,
Publisher of the KnickerLocker.
MORRIS & WILLIS,
Publishers Of Tie Home Journal.
H' ..t DYER s WILLIS,
PyJ!.aherJ orihe .lfrsicel jkprld and Times.
..257 Brcad,rays .Ncw York.
Grand Literary and Artistic combination.
Arrangements have been made 10 furnish the
kncker5ocker Magazine. the Home Journal, aad
the New York Musical World and Times, to new
subscribers, for five dollars year! This is cheap
literature, with vengeance. The Knickerbocker
is So per annum the Home Journal 81; and the
Musical World and Times So; making Sc yea.
at tile usual rates. That three such works can be
ottaiIed for FIVE DOLLARS year. is fact truly
worthy of the CalOric age. which is just now being
ushcred in. OF the Knickorbocker Magazine, cd
tied by Lewis Gaylord Clarl, it is unnecessaryto
speak. For twenty years it has been the most
genial, humorous, and spicy monthly in the
world and the present volume will be better than
any which preceded it. The Home Journal. ed
tied by Geo p Morris. and n. 2. Willis, is:vell
Known as the best family newspaper in American
and the Musical World and Times, edited BY
Richard Storrs Willis. with Lowell Mason, Geo.
IT, Curtis. Thomas Hastings, VIM. p. Bradbury,
Geo F..Root, and other musical writer's contribu-
ting ;sad'y gives, among other things, over
$25 worth of music aud full course Of instruc-
ton in harmony annually, is the very best must
cal journal ever published. These three publica-
tions will post family up in regard toaealy ev-
erything worth knowing 5--Art. Science, Litera@
ture Music. Painting Sculpture Inventions, Dis
coveries Wit, Eumor, Fancy, Sentiment; the
Newest Fashions and other attractions for Ladies;
Choice New Music for the Sabbath, the Church,
aud the. Fireside Reviews and Criticisms of Mu-
steal Works, Performers and Performances; in
Short, the very pick and cream CT Novelty, Incl
dent, History, Biography, Art, Literature and
Science including whatever can be glvep In pc
riodicas TO promote Healthy Amusement ans Solid
Instruction ieahe family. and help to make tibet
ter, Wiser, and Happier. may be now obtained for
fec dollars Address DYER s WILLIS, 257
Broadway. t.,
&C. Editors publishing The above three times,
and sending the papers containing it to Dyera
Willis. will receive the three works named for
one year,
February %. 1855.
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SPRING TRADE. 1913.


BOOKS. PAPER STATIONARY, PIANO
NJ FORTES. A. MORRIS, (Late Dlinker s,
Norris RICHMOND, IA would invite the
attention of Country Merchants to his usual large
and general assortment Of
BOOKS AND STATIONARY,
for the Spring Trade. lie begs to offer to his old
friends, customers and he public generally, the
advantages Of his Increased facilities, for prosecu-
ting large Jobbing Business.
He would solicit especial attention to his stock
of Letter and Cap Printing Paper, and Blank
Books.
A. MORRIS is sole agent for the sale of the
justly celebrated Piano Fortes manufactured by
Mr.. II. Worcester, aud would solicit All examina-
ton of them from those in want.
Eg- Orders from the country viii meet with
prompt attention.
He would solicit the attention Of the directors
of Colleges, Academies, and School Teachers to
his complete assortment. of School and Classical
Books, which will be furnished at liberal dis
count.
March 9. lS53-eow4w.
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Estate Of Jacob S. Frenger, decd.

U WILL. be in the neighborhood of Greenville,
about the last Of March, to settle Up the estate
of JAcoR $. FRFNoE,r, doe'd. All Persuus huy-
ing claims against tho estate requested to leave
them legally authenticated, with Mr.. John Freng-
,er, or Mr.. Graham, of Greenville, and those in
debted viii please be prepared to make payment
when do myself the pleasure ofcalling on them.
Letters relating to the estate may be directed to
Balcony Falls, ROckbridge county, and will re-
ceiye the most prompt attention. -,
G. {. BALDWIN, Admir-
of Jacob 5. Frenger, decd.
March O 1879 o.
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SUPERIOR PIANO FORTEs.

In addition to their Book and Stationary BUSH
ness, the subscribers deal extensively in PIANO
FORTES, they are Agents, for three Of the most
distinguished makers in America, viz: ]. CHICK
ERIYG, Boston, ADAM SroDARr, and J. b. Dun
HAM, New York, and an experience Of eighteen
wears in this business warrants them in saying. that
for Rich and Beautiful Tone, Durability Of Work
manship, and Elegance Of Finish, the instruments
of the above makers are unsurpassed.
They have generally on hand, an assortment as
extensive as can be met with North Or South, and
are enabled to offer them as low as in any City Of
the. Union .'7-.
':i,Tothose not disposed to make special trips for
the purpose, the subscribers promise their best
Judgment in selecting, binding themselves to give
satisfaction; and charging them as low as if they
were present. Address,
: MASH & W00DIIOUSE.
-'-yl39, .Maia Street, Richmond, Hrginia.
March 2, lS53.-6t
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s. A. POWELL, having taken the house re-
80 Gently occupied by d. j. HARTsooK, in
Howardsville. viii be prepared at all times to ac-
commodate persons visiting that lace. !,
1t may be proper to state TO such as may travel
to Buckingham Court House Or Farmvle, or in that
direction from Augusta county; that the Towards
vile Turnpike Road is the best and nearest route
to those places from Staunton or South oft The
road Is fine one, the Ferry across James River
well kept and the distance saved by this route
some S'or 10 miles.
E Charges moderate.
March 2, lS53-4t.
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ETIRGINIA AT Rules held in the Clerks VI
' fee of the Circuit Court OF. Bath County, on
Monday the 7th day of February, 1858,
Samuel. Nc ung-P Plaintiff,
Ewin IIughart, Administrator of James Jameson,
decd, James NJ. Wood, Adam 6. McGuflin,
Alexander Jameson, William jameson. James
Dunlap and Rachel his wife, and John Sitting
ton and Thomas Sitlington.< Administrators OF
VIM. Sitlington. ec'd.-Defcndants.
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 1t ap-
pearing 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
lcation 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 successfully, and posted at the front door
Of the Courthouse of said County, on the first day
of the next Court after its publication.
A Copy-Teste, :: s".
S. A. PORTER, Clerk.
n
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March 9, 1S53.-ts

AT the same time and place the undersigned
IA 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,
10 head Of stock Hogs,
about 1000 bushels Of Corn,
Farming Utensils, consisting Of Plantation
Wagon, Ploughs, Haro,cs, Sc, g.
.4q''m,tity Of Household g. Kitckcn Furniture,
400 pieces fprime hy hickory for cogy,
Il lot Of prime BccoR, 500 lbs,
A quantity Of Potatoes,
4 tGrge quantity Of Hay,
a te,o Blacksnrih Tools,
find grain Ia the ground
(if the land is not sold
G: G. sTRAYER, : A5m,rs,
20 g. JOS. SMITH, Jr., A0'' 10
March @ lS53-tds.
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TO Contractors.

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
~ the office of the Middlebrook and Brownsburg
Turnpike Company, in Middebrook, until the 18th
day Of .March 1858, for the completion of sections
Nos. and s Of said Turnpike 4 and S miles
from Staunton y also for the completion Of Sec
tons Nos. 5, 6, s and 0 Of said Turnpike, (near
Newport.)
Proiles and specifications may beseen at the
Company's Office after the 10th Of March.
JNO. RANDOLPH, Pres. M. & b. L. c.
March 2, -tdl.-Vind. copy.
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NOTICE.

Y,HE late firm of BRYAN s WEBB, is dissolr-
~ ed. Mr.. Bryan is the sole proprietor of
all the property and claims due the late con-
Germ, aud has conveyed and transferred the
same to the undersigned by deed duly re-
corded. will sell the goods by whole
sale or retail, ana require immediate payment of
the debts. The debtogs of the late firm are re-
quested to make known the amount of their
claims. ID. MCCALL.
Mt. Scion, Va.
March 9, 1851.
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PUBEEC SAFE.

IN WedaesdOy The 29rd day Of March nert, l
" will sell at nay present residence (near DIR.
Davidson's Mill at public auction, to the high
est bidder, the following PROPERTY:
t,co horse Wagon, or 2 Horses, 4 head Of
Cattle, 4 sets Of Wagon Gear. Fa,nling Utensils.
about so bushels POT.aTOES, t,co-ihids of a.
bout 81 .4cres Of Wheet now gyotoiag, and cpio,,s
other articles Of Property
TERMS.-On allsums under So, cash will be
required-and on all sums of s. and upwards, a
credit off months will be given, for which bond &
approved security will be required
JOSEPH THOMAS.
Feb. 90, 1S53.-4t.*
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TO CONTRACTORS.

SEALED proposals will DO received untilthe
~ lQfk,Qf March nea, at the Office Of the Va.
Central Railroad at Stanton. for ihe,buiidipp ola
BRIDGE of so feet spanbn Howe's Patent across
Christians Creek. Contractors can bid on other
plans if they wish.
If Contractors desire it, materials for the BRIDGE
may be transported On the Rail Road as far as Nee
chum's River.
= Sealed proposals will also he received for tho
Grading and Masonry of section No. Sc. on the
Covingten Extension. '" wy
o Plans and Prciles will be ready from .as z,l to
by order Of the Board. l-S -
L. GOLDEN RUGGEEs, CaFe. Eng.
Feb. %, lS53.-tdI. = Z saeeL
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NOTICE 10 pRE-EMprIov CLAIMANTS.

Every person entitled to the right of pre-emp-
ton to any Of the lands within the townships and
fractional townships above enumerated, is required
to establish the same to the satisfaction of the req
ister and receiver of the proper land office. and
make payment therefor as soon as practicable after
seeing this notice. and before the day appointed
for the commencement of the public sale of the
lands embracing the trac: claimed, otherwise such
claim will be forfeited.
JOHN WILSON.
Commissioner ot'ihc Gcnewl Lad Office.
March Q, le53-i3w.
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Notice.

4 TAKE this method of informing my friends
IL that, have sold out my Saddlery Establish
ment in the town of Stanton land respectfully So
hcit those indebted, to call and settle their ac-
counts by bond or otherwise. | return my sincere
thanks to my old customers for their liberal encour
agementsince havebeen in business and wish them
long life, plenty Of good things in this world,
and happy hereafter. S. E. CLARKE.
Staunton, Feb. %, 1885.
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Townships eighty one, eighty two, and eighty three
oil range thirty.
Townships eighty one, eighty two, and eighty three
Of range thirty one,
Townships seventy six, seventy seven, eighty two,
and eighty three, of range thirty two
Townships seventy SIX seventy seven, seventy eight
seventy nine, eighty, eighty two and eighty OF
range thirty three.
Al the Land Office at CHARLTON, commencing on
Mpndav The t,ue,ieth deg Of JulV ner for the dspo-
sal OF the public lands within the limits Of the following
named townships and fractional townships, viz:
North Of The base line, and u est ofMe tim principal
a.. meridian.
Fractional township sixty seven, binding on the Mis-
souri, line, of ranges eighteen, nineteen, twenty twenty
one, twenty two, twenty three twenty four, and TWEEN
ty five.
Fractional township sixty seven on the Missouri line
and townships sixty eight, sixty nine and seventy OF
range twenty six.
Fractional township sixty seven on the Missouri line
and townships sixty eight aud sixty nmc, of range
| twenty Zee
Fractional township sixty seven on the Missouri line
aud townships sixty eight aud sixty nine ofrangc
~ eight e
townships sixty eight, sixty uinc seventy and sew
enly one, OF range twenty nine.
| Township seventy four, Of range thirty.
| At the Land Office Ut DUBUQUE, commencing on
Monday the teeniy ssre1th day Of June mat ior the
disposal of the public lands situated within the UNDER
mentioned fractional townships adjoining the northern
boundary of the State, VIZ:
North of the base line, and ,eest Of the fifth principal
MERIDIAN ~ - =. 80.
Fractional township one hundred, in ranges five, six
ScYen, light, and nine w. " no.
Lands appropriated by law for the ofschoois, mil
itary, and other purposes, together with these swamp
and overlooked lands made unfit htrcby for cultiva
tion if any, which shall be selected by the Sutc
thoritics before the days appointed for the
ment Of the public sales respectively under the act
titled can act enable the State of Arkansas and 9TH
States to reclaim the Swamp lands within their linn
its" approved September IS, 1850, ,oiH be excluded
from the sales.
he offering Of the lands will be commenced on the
days appointed, and will proceed in the order in which
they advertised, with all convenient DESPATCH until
the whole shall have Been offered, and the sales thus
closed but sale shall be kept open longer than two
weeks, and no private entry Of any Of the lands, will
be admitted until after the expiration of the two weeks
Given under my hand at the city OF Washington, this
first day OF February Ammo Domni one thousand eight
hundred and fifty, three. 80
WILLARD FILLMORE.
| BY the President -
/ Holm WI SON Actip
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LOSE,

IN Sunday the 9th of Feb. between Staunton
" and Churehvie, a POCKET BOOK,
containing some papers, and betyeen eighty and
ninety dollars in bank notes. A reward Of ten
dollars will be given to any person who will de-
liver the said property to me, or leave it at the
Spectator Office, for me-
JOHN E. o. WINGFIELD.
March 9, lS53.-4t.
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Notice.

| will rent the Store House and five Lumber
Houses, together with 4 comfortable dwelling house
for the merchant, if desired.
This is an old established aud well known stand,
and to an active, enterprsing business man holds
out strong inducements, WIN. FRAZIER.
Guardi2a of James A. Frazier.
March 9, 1853.
E2- indicator and Rockingham Register,
COPY 3 times
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RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS
NASH & WU0DH0USE,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
:. mnoLEsALE ANp RErAIL DENIES psi

PIANO F0RTES, S1lIYO.N4-
RY, MUSIC, s, FANCY ARTICLES.
'gvfIEY have constantly Tor sale upon reasonable
a terms. all the various School Books, in use
together with an extensive stock of
Lazy. MEDICAL, TIIEOLoG.CAL AND MIS-
CELitiHEoUS BOOKS.
Blank Books DF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
FooLseAp, LETTER, NoTE AND WRAPprsG
PAPER.
TIE BEST INE, OF ALI. KINDS IN USE.
Surveyors CoMPAssEs AND CHAINS.
GLOBES. DRAwISG MATERIALS, R2oKs on
:DRAwING AND PAIsrSG.
MATHEMATICAL INSTRUMENTS.
GUITARS OF SUPERIOR TONE AND FINISH.
VIoLlNs, AccoRDEoNs, FLUTES, AND OTHER
MUSICAL INsTRUMEGTs,-,
VIOLIN AND GUITAR STRlyGs:s Z
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-03-09
a IsiiHer Wanted.
sky-Liglt Daguerrean Gallery.

yTVHE undersigned has moved his GALLERY
H. ON the corner between tho Eagle and Virgin
ia Hotels in font Of tie Spectator Office" where
he may be found at all times ready to wait on the
Ladies and Gentlemen. He fatters himself he
can give to them as fine Likeness as theart can
be made to produce. r. j. RANKIN.
Staun;on, March 2, 1853.
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Dental Notice,

EEAVING awaited myself Of course of lee
RA lures the last winter at the Dental College,
Baltimore, now offer my professional services to
the public. respectfully refer all persons wish
ing information as to my skill, &c., 10 the faculty
Of the Baltimore College. may be found at the
late residence of Col. Harnsberger, near Mt. Sid
ney. ~. WIN. CHAPMAN.
March 9, 1887.
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POsTPONEMENT.

IN consequence of the inclemency Of the wealth
Il err, the sale of the above property was postpon-
ed until TUESDAY, 9Th APRIL, 1858, at
which time the sale will take place if fair, if not
ON the next fair day.
JOS SMITH, Jr., com,rs
G. C. STRAYER, YUM 90
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1000 LBS. Prime Cotton Yarns, from Nos.
4 16, just received and for sale at
the lowest prices. WHITE s. CO.
Staunton, Feb. %, 1852.
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PLASTER.
Hauling,
IRON /! FROM

"a VERY superior article of Port Wine, and
brandy just received and for sale by .
u. p. ESKRIDGE.
Staunton, Feb. 90, 1853.
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GARDEN TOOLS.-Just received supply
" of Spades Forks, Hoes, Rakes, Lines, Trow
els, &C., for sale low. GEO Il. PRICE.
Staaoson, March 9, lS5S,-NTess. copy.
DRILh STEEL AND IRON.-Just receiv-
~ ed supply of Octagon Steele Iron. and
Round Iron, Shovel's safety fuse. Hammer Steel
&c. GEO. E. PRICE.
Stauaton, March 8, lS53.-Mess. copy.
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DY Packets and Steamers from Liverpool and
Ae Havre. we are receiving our SPRING I'M
PoRT'AT[oN.o Of
British, French, and German Goods,
purchased for cash in the various English and
Continental markets, comprising very large and
splendid assortment among which are variety OF
newand beautiful styles of LADIES DRESS GOODS.
And by various arrivals from New York and
Boston, we are receiving our stock of AMERl-
CAN FABRICS, the whole comprising one Of
the largest and most attractive assortments we
have ever been:able 10 offer q -.
Our stockhas been purchased under the most
advantageous circumstances, and by the lst OF
March will be entirely complete, and we respect
fully solicit the merchants of Virginia, North Car
olna and Tennessee, to give it an examination,
witl,the assurance that orr Goods will be sold as
low as they can be bought in any market in this
country. -
We have also or hand 4 large and fashionable
=
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BY The 'sident
JOHN WILSON, Acting
COMMISSIONER Of the General

Notice TO PRE-. EMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled 10 thcright bfprc- cmptonto
any Of the lands within the townships and fracti nal
same to the Satisfaction ofthe Register aud Receiver of
the proper land Office, and mike payment therefor
soon as practicable after seeing this notice, aud before
the day appointed 10y the COMMENCEMENT of the public
sale ofthe lands embracing the tract claimed, other
wise such claim will be forfeited n I
80 JOHN WILSON
. Commissioner Of the General Land Office
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PUBLIC SALE OF TOWN PROPERTY.

--Fsrc-
WILL offer for sale on Saturday, the 18Th III
slant, at the Post Office corner, to the highest
bidder. the vacant LOT, near the PRESBYTERIAN
Parsonage. The said lot can be divided so as to
make two good building lots. For terms and other
particulars apply to S +, Clarke.
MARTHA. MCDOWELL.
Staunton, March 9, 1855.
augusta County Court Clerks Office, To WH:
..-.,,N ,.. ESTR.AY.
TAKEN up by Charles b. Brawiord,in Angus
a "a county, on the 4th of March, 1858, a
lIElFER of black color, white bacla belly.
crop off the left ear and underkeel in the RIGHT
with small dulap-supposed to be three years
old and appraised to Sll.
Extfact from the record, Teste.
JEFFERSON KINNEY, elk.
March 9, lS53-3t.
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Groceries.

Perhaps better selection of groceries is not to
be found in Augusta county-comprising
5000 lbs. or 30 sacks prime old Coffee.
5000 . Sugar.
$50 :" clarified ''Colfec-Sugar"
TEAS-Green and Black. / Dbl. Rice.
bbls. Mnlasses-prime.
Pepper, Spices. Ginger, Alum. Salt Petre, &c.
S3 sacks Salt-20 boxes fine table Salt.
so sides Sole Leather.
| bbl Lamp Oil Dbl. Fish Oh.
/ Sc Flaxseed Oil.
l-2 ton Birthstone and about the same quantity of
Log Wood
A lot of fine old Gunpowder,
Tobacco, SsssssS' and Cigars,
with multitude of other articles ''too tedious
Sc. &c."
TERMS.-Sl0 and under, cash-over $40
bond and good security payable Jan. |, 1854.
WILLIAM FRAZER,
JOilE w. FRAZIER.
Ex'ors Of James A. Frazier, decd.
Jouaiugs Gap, Mlrch 9, 1855.
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Hard ware.

The stock of Hardware is large and of excellent
quality, well worth the attention of Country Mer-
chants, of house oners and Of persons intending to
build. 1t is too various to attempt to enumerate.
1t also embraces complete Saddlers' and Shoe
makers findings. Hay aud Manure Forks, Shov-
els and Spades; Grain, Grass and Brer Seythes !;
Cross-Cut Saws; Mould Boards; Pots and O.
vens Tea Kettles; MOrtars Sc; a quantity of
Brass and Iron Wire; Sheet Brass Steelyards !;
Patent Balances, sc; Axes.
$500 lbs. Bar Iron; also Sheet and Hoop do.
l-3 ton Steel Is kegs Nails from 5's to 2O's and
Spikes.
Is doz. papers lacks, o. to 90 OF,
Guns--Gun Barrels Gun Locks and bushel gun
Flints.
$50 lbs. Bar Lead. Shot, all sizes.
QueensgTare and Glass.
$50 doz. Plates. $50 SEES Cups and Saucers.
50 Teapots and Sugar Bowls.
so Pitchers, &c., Sc, Tumblers, Decanters, Sc,
Window Gllss.