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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-05-18
MERRILL, COWLES & CO.
WHOLESALE DEALERS IL


Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods, Boots and Shoe,
Hats and Caps, YANKEE Notions, &c, &c, &C.,
No. 1874 MAIs ST., GALKNa.ILr
WE have just opened the largest ard most eAepsvs
w Stock of A Z K / CA AND FOREIGN DRY
GOODS offered in the West, W ich are ors,
ing Chicago and 81 Ioui7 prices, and lower th,s
they have ever been sed in this market. Our facites
for purchasing such thai enabled 60 get onr
Goods low they be bought by the largest Ess
tern Houses. We are buy ine our
.AHERIC.4N GOODS
direc the and being connected with
house in New York, and of frnl consanty in
the market, shall al all times have Il fun stock snd
at the lowest market prices. We offer no Bats but
our customers depend at all times upon kuyinr
goods IF small advance from TRANSFORM
ton, and fnd in stock every variety anu sy,
OF GOODS suited to the market.
Merchants Who have been in the hsbit Of visiting the
Eastern cities, st Louis and Chicago, may depend gu
o" fading large Stock and low prices Is can
be found lsew here.
We ask examinati. of our stock before gorg
east.
Gai"na' Oct. ], 'S53 6m5o
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Public Notice.

DURIiC SpTigE = hereby given, that al persons
are f,rhldds IN to trespsa- mine dig upon any AZ
he following desert bed lGnds without per
mission OF myself or Agent, 10 Wit:
The or, Of SECTION u, the mouth half Of sect0n
% and the est half of :. w or OF L.. in township sip
north, OF four east, The east haf of u W ar.
sec. ,, townships north cf range The ha
of noFih or ~ ~, in township north of
eaet, and the wesa b ali o n E. Or of "a,
chip nor' 4. of rare east.
And fur lhers,nrF, tor any and all parsons from
buvine removing a1y Lead or other from said
mentioned lands, without my written permission.
NATHANIEL WILLIAMS DEAN.
MAY 81. 1883 32y
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HaUgsEEC NOIaGE.

IL parsons hereby notified not TO tresps.s, mine,
y Dig upon the following lands without the ur ten
consent permission of the o1ner-East Il of n " IA
Sec {, Township s. sD2e = East.
Atso. y Ell of = r IA Sec. 6, Township i, Range
East. whoutthe written of the owner JOHN
MjTStiR =. .4gesi.
And further notice Is hereby given that forbid any
and ali from buying removing cad or 9th
from the above described lands without permits
sion above. ASSER NICHOLS.
Mineral Point, October, 1852. If
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Caution,

Ii persons forbidden NINE dig, min
"A era from, otherwise trespass upon the folIown
described premises, To wit:
The south IA of section &c. town g. range east,
north y of North east Ia, and north 4 of south Is of
Ia of section I, town 3 range 9 east.
And further noticeis hereby given any person
persons ire>assDg upon the above premises will be
q alt with according 10 law. FRANCIS VIVIAN,
JAMES TUAY.
Mineral Point. July LIST, 1888. 3Stf
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Look at This.
EDWARD IOOO3,

5U9YGA.h.U LIOO.O-3,
HAVING enlarged and improved his Store. is row
receiving from St Louis and other markets, veil
selected assortment of
= AlIlI5!I gHOg3i2Ij TBS
Consisting of athe varieties usually kept in this mar
ket, such as
SrgG,s, Teas, Coffee, Rice, Molasses,
Fish Pork, Hams, Tobacco,
Fruits Of almost cre,y roriefy,
Soap, Candles &c, &c. SC.
Which will be sold any store In this place
His Arrangements such that he will at all time be
supplied with he best quality of
Ell T EUa
Fresh from the hes Mills in the state His old custom
ers, snd the public generally invited to call and
examine the quality and prices OF his goods.
Mineral Point April -, 1893. 26tf
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NOTICE,

4 LII persons sre hereby forbidden to Dig mine, re
y move Dera. turn the patsF from s natural chan
Rei, otherwise trespss> the following described
ianC. TO vii: The noTt at Of the northeast
quarter of sectiUn No ~, in hip north of
east snd further nutice hereby gwen that sby
person persons respaSsgng upon the above premises
s.!I be dealt with according TO law
JAMES HUnGHAN.
Mineral Point, Dec, "a, 1853. 7v7 ly "a
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IRON A Nd STFET

Is worthy Tue pariIcuaT attention WAGON Makes.s
Black smiths '"Hs
Biaeksn,iihS Eellors, american and FnaE,z
.3arits, s. It'd Bor Tires. Grass Eor d.
And every thing IN that lire hand OF qua es ma,
raDted- Most of their stock has beer purchased -
the Manufacturers and i'll be sid Wholesale Al s@
advance on eastern prices. and al retail very low
All orders will be pity executed. and gooss rs.
fully n ok. q and N directed.
Z = T. 81 W. Are agents and the anIy dealer, in Ca
lena la the genuine Eairbamks scales. the ren1-
aiion of which is too well established need w.
of coma endation.
full stock Of Counter and Platform Scales alwsyso,
hand. tay Cattle Scales furnished and SET IN "a
o d. r.. at short notice.
Galena. september, 1853. AR
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READFuL INHERITANCE

fai must this continue Shall we be wise in
ai that concerns the cattle Of fields our horses
our sheep, orr cows, onr oxen, the nature and
character Of the soil possess, the texture and
quality Of our goods and merchandise but in all that
concerns ourselves human beings. with human
functions aad passions. subject to great derange-
mott Involving cur future peace and happiness
III als that the health and welfare of the
wi.e q our affections, and the mother of our cbil-
d-en in all that concerns the mental aud physical
wuI being 81 those children, we should be i'm
~ D n n. l.L.es: ND l.n.t
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BOUNTY LAMBS.

I'VE undersigned, General Land Agent will give psr-
ncuer attention 10 obtaining 2 FROM h
ngton to 50 diers who entitled to them by late
of Congress.
He VIII a.sQ attend 10 locating warrants lands for
those who octsin them under the above hong
fdence in ami thorough knowledge Western wiscon-
s9n wIi ne oSiieves enable nm give goods stisfacton
TO those who may call on him.
CHARLES T. LEGBTE.
Lana gent and Surveyor.
Nineralp Point, October, I8S2 If
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Fts5s +NEs = "a. N<l.
NE Undersigned having received The Agency of the
following &C HsIsaa'.s,te wi
JqfefSoA LIFE Insurance Co. Of Cincinnati Ohio
Aeie York Central Insurance Company Of Che7rg
Tckeu, n. J.,
Is prepared TO ske Lives ard Property the
most favorable terms, either The ioiut sleek Mutu-
~ FflAciple. X. ID. PULFOkD.
tif Agent for Iowa Co.. Wis.
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~ rsce o. the Red Nan ia fast f'sappearng from
th- face Of tho Garth the Pequods are gone tho.
ioEscan exists in tradition only, and few scattered
1"otos an. earth a the only NCStiges of III,
"a-conilhs; he SAjkS too, have been driven from
'1el ancient hunting graul DIS Al in generations
oe NHI remain t. ieii the story Of their wrongs, but
"a order hat their zGzae be handed down to future,
Sir iufs snt their siTtaeS he ext,iied, the under
-ishod las bFo'.at into the market. choice lot of
HFOOLEN SOCKS.
when ne VIII dispose fin quantities sun purchasers
n B. n fey pieces OF CHE9P BED TICKS have
4so heen brought along supply the places The nu
nefous Deer Ties which the approaching cold weather
- APT 10 ossifpy N. SMITH.
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FROM Two eminent Physicians in

FAYET-ravtT.Tx. Tr Mn. Anril 9th 1851
Strive have given Eeur CHERRY PECroRAL an ex-
teusye trial in practice and find sDrpaas every
other remedy have for curing aecii o. th rrspi-
70 sIHGEaS AND PUBLIC -PEAKERs This re,re-
dy ia invaluable, by it, action The and
lungs. whH taken in small quantities, 81 removes all
buarsenes hours, and wonderfully increases
the power aud hexibity of the voice
A0TA is get crafty much relieved, and often wholly
cured by CHERRY PICTORIAL. but there cases
obstinate yieid entirely medicine. CHER
RY pEcToRAL will cure tseIn If they csn be d.
BRONCHITIS, irritation of the throat and upper
portion WAY be cured ny taking CHxRRY
PECTeSAt IN small and fequeai doses. Abe unco'u-
Portable oppression is soon relieved Rev. Doct Ian
SING, of BsooKLys, Nsw YoBK, states
= nave seen IN tIikF sY LScF'RAL cure such cases
OF Asthma and Bronchitis As lead 10 believe
rarely fali 80 cure those diseases
FOR CRGUP-Ejvt an cUetic Of antimcnv, to be fol-
lowed by large and f. ql6nt doses of The CaKRR Pee
unti it subdues the disease. If taken season,
WnO PING COUGI may be broken up and soon
cured by the nse Of CHERRY p eroRAL.
THE INFLUENZA Is speedily 'emovcd by this
edy- Numerous instances have been noticed whe
whole families protected from any serious
quences, While their neignb IRA without the CHERRY
PEcToRAL, were sufarins from The disease
SALEM, OHIO, June II 1851
renarksole effect OF your Oil ERay PToRAi f in Ty s
place, and in my family. One of my daughters
was comrletey cured in three GAYS of a drea5f,II
WHoorso CorGH, by taking il. Dr. Means, one of our
ST ply sicans freely states hat be considers it
the best remedy have for pulmonary d,set, e. and
thai he has cured more cases OF Caotp with il than am
other cdicine he ever administered
Our clergyman OF the Baptist Church says during
the of ISFIUKNzA here This tsen, he has seen
cures from your medicine he could scarcely have
believed without seeing.
Yours respectfully, J. D. SINCLAIR,
Deputy Pos master.
From the distinguished Professor of Cheptsfyl, and
Nqteria Nedica Bo,cdoia College.
have found the CHsRRY PEcToR.L, as its Ingredients
show pow al remedy colds and coughs and puI-
monary diseases. PsRKER CLEyELAxo, NJ b.
Brunsw ick. Me-, Feb ;, Ie47.
DIR. T.4LENTINE MOTT,
The reidely celebrated Pyefessor Of Surgery il, TIE
Aecteat College, Nelc York City. says:
1t gives pleasure certify the value md efficacy
of AYERS CHERRY fsCTcHkL, which I consider peca-
Lungs
Cures Of severe diseases upon the Lungs have been
effected by CRsRRY PECToRAL such extreme as
v arreDt the belief that remedy has at length been
found that can be depeI ded the Coughs Colds
and COnsunp Cl which carry fTom midst thousands
every Ii is i1Geed medicine TO which aff let
ed look with Confidence for relief they should
not fail to avail themselves OF it.
PREPARED BY j. c. AVER, CHEMIST, LOWELL. MASS
For sale by J. n. VIVIAN and ER. ID E,sJE-
Gss Mineral Point. utqv6
1. rfurp al
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NGTlCE.

NSE1CE.
III PERS M are forbidden to mins di-, remove
"A Snsrai from, or others trespa>s the follow
iIiS desCr bed premises, viz
l. or OF or of SEC. /, : he Of W or Of Sec u.
ard or o. E qrof sec. II Town l. Rsuse Fast
l4mnlil JOHN nBARE.
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IN s u Eg 4 p gE
PROTECTION INSURANCE co.
oRTHE
PEEsES OF gSyE.


The advantages of this need scarcely be ug
neglect it, and If they do fires leave them other rfoB
IS Is is especially valuable TO aboTipg men, aechsh
les and others of mod rate mears-who perhaps. have
lutte else than home and its contents in the world
These shuuld never neglect To insure fire vhich
may visit them at any hour, would leave them homee
and with capital but their labor. begin again me
sirugg of life, and years of toll and watching mas
pass before they regain what they have u ID
deed II Is ever done To SUCH duty
he owns much property, sti, the expense b1ng af
by investing few dollars he is safe II heis 9Eeitase
by misfortune, and his all laid in ashes he receives
recoUpcnse in cash capital equal to his loss ana "
soon restore hat has been destroyed.
POLICIES issued at all times upon favorable iefns
by RICHARD L. READ, Agent
For Mineral Point and Iowa County. fOet
- OFFICE, over Sprague & Latbrop's Gun shop
FsaiS. PEGLSt!
nor everr man, wonlan and child in the countrysi
Il need-a kind TO suit you all, Say
PuIfoTd's ABii-Billious Pills.
Pahnstock's Anti Bilious do.
Efmore's improved Bilious do.
Jew David's Honey Coated do.
Oriental and Sovereign Balm do.
Lees Bilious do, Graei- nburgh do,
Mofatt>s Pills and Phoenix Filters
saspngton's que Pills ,Dr Bruee'sch
DR.. Brandreth's Pills,
Rev. o Hibbard's do.
DIR. Angles Candy Coated d.,
Herrick's sugar Coated do
And lots Of other kinds OF Pills.
Which yon can get by calling atths MinoralPoih'
Drug Store, nearly opposite Beech E Store. -,
November iS r. u. PULFohD
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BENIGHTED IGNORANCE,



IIoy lau- shan this ignorance prevail 50 produc-
i've IL rs hraer gru:-s How long shall the wife
na5 .aer he ignorant O. the nature. character and
cause, g. The ra.ieus womb and sexual COM aints
cel.'tt-sitg her days by su,cring-sutIcril9 often
le5t. ( t3 Fc-rS sHcituatiug IN Il c,rrl cstion of
dis utterly and Eapolcssiy incurabic J Shall
fer ever close eyes to the results of physio-
logi.3 Sc enee by which may arrive at
understanding IF ourselves and women.
subject 50 esioas lifelong enduring diseases, and
~ illu1aiaS tlcil ~ our children.
LET EVERY WIFE AND HUSBAND PONDE3.
~ tsssisa9 az ,rifc ned BE ignorant of ,rAat
cesrer.s tel a1asf T. &Ho1v % their icaih
ans pifeas tisat kH0trteGse Is contained a
TIE "a Il II D Wo5EAG's
PIllt ATE MEDICAL COMPANION,
BY Or. \ NJ AIAURICEAU
PROFESSOR or DISEASES OF WOMEN
ons Tl.tSr.f1 Ration lsno pp. ESQ. Price 50 Ce,ti.
iaN FlNE rArEE, EXTRA BINDING, 81 col
filst Published IN 1851; and it is
SURPRISING OR WONDERFUL,
Cer-Illeriazs tssrt EVERY FI.,r.y
When z MARRIED. OR NOT. c:+., here
asss-srr Z Gast &.s.usytr 'ese OF tE.-
Es.rt- asaEEes~E o-sd causes FER
S.'s-a Es-ssts-ts, vsi 81 tho various
@g4ss 4si5Ss-s, ssl.ss that nearly
r sE.E x EEILLSoE CORES
sAaa.l lave '.aa so,I u IS impracticatle to con-
ae 8. a4.are strictly jHtcnjed for the married
rr .'-9=e eaetesHi plating ul@rgiuga.
4 I7s, ARD, Cs7 ,SEc I1U-DRED THOU
SAID &Opxz.S
Ia.s haen ss1z.1 = MAIL within the last few
IL .a.4s-
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NOT ICE

beTehy given TO all persons having unsettled accounts
with Inc suhscTiter call Immediately and settle IT,.
am, as haFeso'd oct my Stock in Trade, ard fish
Hiose my business al once
CURTIS BEECH.
Mineral Point, June Isl, 1859. s3su
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HoEifS.

IL parsons srr h rehy cautioned not to miro. dis
n tresrass the southwest quarter OF sectiUi
Nc 50 tcwD 5, arge I east
Aud furthermore. .oF bid ~ny and sli persons from
buviu9 removing any lead or other ores fro sait
described land, without my permission.
Sm3A WM HOPPER,
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CAUILCE TO TIE PUBLIC.
~ EGI EEFR5UDEBt
Nsr 81 hga& unless - A. u. 1iauriceau. 100
ias#rv Street., =. is ora tile ttlc pare. and the
c#fFE sa tEe Clerks ti.ae the back If tie title
ls-s. and bHT C-lE ~ respectable and honorable
eet#@r+. ssHa h- 1la i, aHd address to DR. A N
st.sreEa. ~ rae.a s-c spurious and surrep,itious
'i.;az aeats o. copyright
- Epon r-eeir, Of ore Dollar THE MAR
EIE0 eElf&AEvs PRIVATE MEDICAL COM
70 5.=.5 Is sent IHr4af ffr} 10 any part Of the
tsialed stasss me Ca1af1a ana fish Provinces
81 L-r--s sssast aa postpaid and addressed
Dr. a.. As IRA gEE1EAU. Boz 1929. Nev-York
CstT. Fa-lzlnE once, No 120 Lioesty Street,
AGENTS
T Pr,aari Mineral Point-W. c. Fountain Water
taarH- ft-i Il aes-rurer, CliE' rs ITing, She
hr gar @. Eiac. Eeaosh 2-IaGg l. Davis. Shebuygan
GO. 20 s-H, "a F5Easha-I. MITCHELL ia~e svitle.
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GA $50 BhRtEIs FINE SALT
y Ill li..a- 80 : ACts G. a. d,
30 --4ltA> DAISY SAT-, for sale st COBBS
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THE RENOWNED REMEDY!


rhis extraordinary UnsneHt is com posed Of tire most
beating Salssms, and men used z,eordancc with
the d.rec,i which Accompany each sul Will iusore
cures when AL other fail Gases OF the most
desperate skin diseases 3y yield to its efficacy
Ii when used in Gcit, Ehearnat
CONTRACTED. Ssa .o,ts In asttszxs il will do VOL
dsTs if we'll rubbed into tire Chess
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The best assortment of MACON ard CHRRI9Grs
lures in The CITY Inc uding SPRINGS AxLs Boyss@
brass bands Maeabe Castings, Carriage Bolts sc
with their tarse Srprl -
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-10-11
GOODS! GOODS ! !

TIME subscribers are now receiving at their
Il handsome Store, opposite the Virginia Hotel,
and formerly occupied by John G. Kyle s. Bro,
large and handsome Stock Of DRY GOODS
suited to the present and approaching sesson.-
Their Stuck comprises in par; the following arli-
ces
Dress Silk, Mouslains, Cashmeres. Mernos, Thi-
bet Clothes, Coburgs, Solid DE Lains, Prints,
Ginghams, Alpacas, Trimming Silks, Black
Silk Laces, Fr.nges, Gimps, Gallons, Velvet
TRIMMINGS. Thread and Cotton Edgngs ard
Insertings. Swiss and Cambria ditto, French
Worked Collars, Embroidered Curtains and
Skirts, Damask for Curtains Dimity. Towel
ling and Table Cloths OF every description,
Furniture Calico, Patent Turkish Counter
panes, Ribbons. Haudkerchiels. Cloths, Cas-
simeres, Tweeds,. Yestings, Ready Made Clio
thing, Boots and Shoes. HAS & Caps, Carpet
ings, Carpet Bags, Rugs. Umbrellas. &c.,
Brown and Bleached Shirtings, Sheetings and
Pillow Case Cotlons.
The above stock has been purchased for cash,
which will enable us 10 sell them low, and we
are determined to do so. Please honor us with a
call before buying and we will make it to Your
interest. NELSON & BAYLOR.
Stanton, Oct. II, 1854.
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Wholesale and Retail Clothing House.

Wholesale and Retail Clothing House.
GOODMAN h CO., adjoining Bare 4. Ster.
Va rett, and Virginia Hotel. beg leave TO inform
their friends that they have Just received from the
North their stock of FILL .4N'D, WIyNIYjR
CLOTHING, which is large and handsome, and
which will be sold cheaper than ever good Cloth
ing was sold here before. Their stock comprises
in part:
CoATs.-BIack, Blue, Brown and Green French.
Cloth Frock Goats fine blue French Cloth Dress
Goats, beautiful article in Sack Goats of all col-
ors, great variety of business Goats. fancy and
black, Petershame, Lambskin and Field Over
coats, black and blue Pilot Cloth Overcoa,s, back
and fancy Satinet, Tweed, Sc, sc.
PANrs-Black, Blue and DOeskin Cassimer,
Fancy Cassimer, Black and Fancy Cassanetts,
Tweed, &c.
VEsTs.-Black and Fancy Silk and Satin, Silk
Velvet and Plush, Black and Fancy Cassimer,
Bold and German Vests
BOYS CLoTHING.-A large and well assorted
stock of Coats, Pants and Vests TO fit boys Of six
years and upwards.
FURNISHING GooDs.-lYhte linen and fancy
Shirts, net Shirts and Drawers, Suspenders, Neck
and Pocket Handkerchiefs, Umbrellas. Carpet
bags, Pistols Gloves, Hats, Gaps, Stocks, and ev-
eryihing to be found in well assorted Clothing
Store.
Our stock is large and well assorted; we have
got better goods than ever Were brought to the
Staunton market We are prepared 10 suit and
fit every body who peases to call on US, and being
determined to SELL we shall sell at exceedingly
small profits, and make it up in the quantity Of
sales. Thankful for past patronage received from
generous public, we shall endeavor to merit its
continuance by strict attention 10 business and by
keeping always as well assorted stock Of Cloth
| ing as can be found in this market.
| S,,,,t,a So,t OF ISSI
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GREAT EXCITEMENT!
The Know Nothing Secret Divulged

Next to clothes being fine, they should be well
made and worn easily Chesterfield
Had Tuly pronounced his orations with blan'
Ike, over his shoulders, they would have laughed
at his dress and not admired his cloquencc. Spec
fGtOr.
MI HIRSH s. CO have just opened Cloth
1SA' ing Store opposite TO Gushing & Co.'S Con
dictionary. They have purchased in Phiadel-
pha, large and choice supply Of everything nc
cessary and ornamental, for the outer man. con
sisting of a splendid assortment of Clothing,
such as Pants, Goats, Vests, Hats, Shoes, Boots
and an endless variety Of other articles.
They will keep two superior wofkmen con
stantly employed. having on hand an excellent
supply of Broadcloihs, .Cassimeres, sc. Clothes
will be made al the shortest notice. Our friends
and the public generally are invited to give US a
call. and they shall be suited in articles and pri'
ces. Clothing made to order will be made as
cheap as they are any where in any Clothing
Store.
Slaunton Oct a 1854
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-10-11
THREE VALUABLE FARMS,
In Rockbridge county, Va,

FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
EDY Virtue of decree of the Circuit Court oI
NJ Rockbrldge, pronounced on the i9th day Oh
September last, in u case therein pending between
Robert Kaylor, guardian, Sc. Plaintiff, and nom,
as Welch's representatives, Defendants. shah
proceed on Wednesday the 18th day Of November
neat, to sell at public auction. the following 'rac'S
of land in Rockbrdge county, TO wit: oo
The GalbraM Tract, containing about 4VV
Acres, lying on the main Valley Road, twelve
miles above Lexington, two miles ifoih tue INa'u-
raj Bridge and about three miles ifOth Tue oaiiies
River and Kanawha Canal. D,yr,
Theimprovemeuts are large BRICK DIV FL
LING, with ten rooms, well arranged D''o N
Kitchen, Smoke house, and an ce-house' WIN all
necessary ont-houses. The house has been occu-
pied for many years as a Tavern, and Is wen a
dapted to that purpose. In addition TO these I'M
provements, which are on the road. mere Is near
the centre of the farm, two-story LOG IL" Ell,
LING, with necessary out-houses. Also capIta,
BARN. with sheds on three sides. About ZoO
acres are cleared land, in good state Of GnitlVa'
ton. About 80 acres are in meadow, well set IN
grass. There are two fine Springs on the iarn
The whole tract is well timbered, well enclosed
is situated in fac neighborhood, and is pro
ductive and desirable estate
At the same time and place, will also sell a
auction, the Buffalo Tract, containing about lot
ACRES. lying on Buffalo Creek, and adjoining
DIR. Barton and others, within one mile OF the
Plank Road. This tract is fine soil, 81 acres
| wood land, and 20 acres bottom land. Has PLAIN
but comfortable Improvements, and is most desi
| rable residence for q small family.
And at the same time and place, VIII also sci
At auction, the JYiIiiGm Black Farm, containing
about $50 .4cres, lying within two miles Of ih'
last named tract, and adjoining Samuel X. Moore
DIR. Barton, and others. This tract is chief,
wood land aud lies within one mile OF The Planl
Road, aud near Buffalo Creek.
TERMS.-Cash in hand sufficient to pay tn
expenses of sales, and for the residue on credits
one, two, and three years, in equal payments, tn
purchasers executing bonds therefor, with suiil
Gent security. and the legal titles retained unit
the purchase money is paid
| The sale will take place at IL O'Clock A. M
at the Dwelling House on thes Galbraiih Farm
when further particulars of sale will then be mad
known. These tracts are sold for division amones
the children Of Thomas WEIGH, decd. and wi
be sold unmcumbered by Dover or other rights
Persons wishing to examine the tracts will call o
me at the Ga6raith Farm, or address me at tn
[, Natural Bridge p. o.
JAMES w. BUCHANAN, Com'r.
Oct IL, lS54.-tds.