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Halt Barrels Flour.
JUST RECEIVED.-100 half bbls. fresh
q Ground EAsla and 8. r. Flour.
june lay. Joss "a BxAI.
(NHEESE.-2O boxes choice new Cheese,
~ Just received and for sale 81
june lay. joshua BxAl,
INHE undersigned takes pleasure in an
4 nouncing to the citizens Of Baton
Rouge and vicinity that he has established
Daguerrean Room on Lafsyette street
over Booth + Quiggin's shoe store, where
he Is prepared to take likenesses and copies
Of likenesses in the very best style.
He Is prepared to take landscapes. All
work warranted to give sasisfaction.
60 Charges moderate.
TO persons Furnishing their own cases a
liberal deduction will Be made.
june-14-tf GEO. w. ROBERTS.
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Snow is still lying in the woods
back Of Montreal, thing not known
in June for the last % years.
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Livery Stable,
HUrCHIsON ROBERTsON have sdoptcd the
following Prices and Rules:
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OUTER AND CHEEsE.-A LOT lust
- received from Cincinnati and for sale
by Gune-6. THOS. PRENDAGAST.
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NOTICE.

IN pursuance of the will Of the late Phillip
Il Sheetz, will, on the premises, on Friday,
The 18th day of August, proceed 10 SELL at pub
lie bidding, sixty acres OF The tract of land, oil
which the Teslator died seized the residue
oil The tract--lofty acTes-being incunbered
with lie estate. The Mansion house, Barn,
and other Roof Improvements, are on the sixty
acres.
The tract is of The Limestone class, with
productive surface and dense sub .soil and well
supplied with Spring and running water. 1t
possesses an excellent Orchard of the different
varieties Of fruit, common to the Valley eli,
mate; and is situate in two miles of the flour
ishing village OF Mt. Sidney.
The terms OF the sale viii lie one.third OF
the purchase money in hand, and the residue in
one, two, three and four, equal annual install
ments, with bonds and approved security, and
the title to be withheld until the last install.
ment shall have been paid.
Tho residue OF the tiact--ihe said forty acres
will also be sold when daencumbercd of the
hfs-esiate.
Possession will be given immediately, except
as 10 The buildings and the fields in cultivation j;
and, as to the buildings, the Isl day OF Seplem.
Der, aud the fields, so soon as the way going
crop is gathered.
Ii is but seldam that so valuable tract, for
the size OF it, is to be found In market.
BENZ AMIN WELLER.
Admir- With lie W i'll annexed.
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LIST OF LETTERS

D EMAINING in the Pos, Office at saunlon,
"a. July 81. 1854.
A 4 B.-Alpha, Hannah Ausior, l. C Allen,
Jacob Ayres, Edmund Allen, Mr. Amni,
Henry 6 Alison, Jacob Argenbright, Diannah
Balew, W Bntgamin, John w Black, James
Brooks, Vim Bell, Dabney S Beach, Joseph
Bnchannan, Rachel + Baker, Webster Brown i,
John Bolster.
& Il D.-Jas Cox, G C Crous, Washington
Chambers, Elizabeth Carroll John CalIaslan,
Dan'i Collins, Timothy Connel, MI. Conner,
Madaena Demolin, Preston Davis, Robert
Dryer, q Ghas Daily, David Dull, IT,. Peter
Deadly.
E & F.-J I'm r Eubauk, Horace Edmond.
Mr. Evans II I Foster. Jacob Filler, Michael
Flynn, Maurice Flynn.
T. ! H.-Ihos M Gardner, 3; Leopole
Goepel, 2; Hugh Gaaier, Geo Gi,mer, WIN
Green, Engineer; John Glover, Rob, A Hogs.
head, John Hogan, Harris & Walter, John A
Haydon Chas i Hayden, Dr. E Hammil, s B
Hanes, George w Howl, John Heederlnal :
Michael Higgins.
K.-Chas s Jenkins, Thos Johnson, & A
keIr. Hannah Kennedy, VIM Kennery.
l. y M.-John 0 Leflwick, A S LARA, Jas Il
Lamb, Col VIM Lewis, Tor his Heirs BIB
Lapham, Pat Leyden, Mary Lynch, DIR Jno f
Miller, WIN Mccarthy, 9; Richard Morrison,
Jas II Myers, Julia Moon, Jos X Mills, Chris.
tan Myers, Jas Murphy.
y o. Lucinda holland John O'Brien.
+ 4 R.-Mrs Roger A Pryor, Reuben B
Padget, q JAS Peasants, Geo Pnchney, A
Porter, Is Roberts, Jane A Roads, VIM Ramsey,
Edmund Riley.
S I & W.-Thos w Stone, f +, spiller,
Geo NJ Slater, Miss Willie W Salmon, Fran 2
Schultz salley Stuart, Edwards, Sanford & Co.,
2; John B Smith. & Stuart, WIN Smith,
John Slalery,2; John w Tyler, John Tappy,
Sarah A Tucker, Rev ] B Watt, Mosby Wood
sob, VIM " Ills, IT,, 2; II A White; NJ W Wal
lace, Altha Watson, VIM Walsh.
u Persons calling for letters in the above
list will say .hey are advertised.
l.. L. EVENSON, =. NJ
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means, forming the largest and most novel
travelling Exhibition in this or any other coun

A fine Military Band will perform the mos
popular airs OF the day, as the procession
enters town, aud also during the hours OF Exhi
billion.
THE AMERICAN MUSEUM AND MEN
AGERlE will exhibit at Mr.. SIDNEY, on
Thursday, August 9Th, and in STANTON, FIJI
day, Aug. 10Th. 1854.
o. Price of Admission, 50 cents. Children
under years of age, and Servants, 25 cents.--
TO the whole of this immense Establishment,
including General Tom Thumb the entire COL
lection of Wild Animals, Wax Statuaiy, Mr.
Lengel's performances in the Dens, the Baby
Elephant, MIR. Nellis' performances, c., no
extra charge under any pretence whatever, let
the reports be what they may.
Doors open from 119 10 a, and from 10 9
O'Clock, P. M.
July 81, fS54.-2w
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Notice.

IN pursuai.cs Of Decree Of tho Circuit Cour,
OF Highland County, Pronounced on the 4lh
day OF May, 1854, in the case OF Rarkin w,
Douglass, Executor of James Douglass, decd
VS.. Samuel } lleisel, the undersigned will, on
the 18th day of September, 1851. proceed to
sell. al public auction, to the highest bidder, on
the ~ misses, the two tracts of land, in the bill
and proceedings mentioned, or Sc much thereof
as may be necessary to satisfy said decIes.--
One tract contains 76 acres, and the other l47
acres. These lands lie on the main Cow Pas
tnre River, in the County of Highland, and are
the san,e lands owned by James Doug lass al the
THE vi his death.
TERMS OF SALE.-One-half of the pur-
chase money to be paid in three months, and
the remainder in twelve months from the day of
sae--the purchaser giving bond with good per
sonal security, with interest from day of sale,
ard the legal title TO the land retained as ulti-
mate security. -
w. STEPHENSON, S. H. c.
July 3lst, 1894.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE!
Sale Of Valuable Trae. Of Land.

Sale oil Valuable Tract Oh Land.
RY virtue of decree rendeted at the June
NJ Term, 1854, of the Circuit Court OF Au-
gusia County, in the suit OF Wayland &c. Us.
PorerGeld's Ex'or and ol,iess,w will proceed on
the premises, on saturday the End day OF Sep.
TENDER next, 10 sell that valuable Farm, con
tanning about l96 acres, formerly occupied by
Lewis Wayland, ESQ.
The tract Of landis within short distance Of
the Thinking Spring Church ard OF the Virginia
Central Railroad. The land is in good culiiys-
ton, and the improvements OIL it are convenient
and desirable, Persons wishing TO purchase
will have the premises shewn TO them by Robt
II. Kinney, ESQ., who resides on the place. Be-
fore the day OF sale, the land will be divided in
TO parcels by the County Surveyor, and will be
sold in lots or entire, as may be- deemed most
conducive to the interests OF the parties concern.
ell.
TERAS OF SALE.---So much in cash as
may be necessary to defray the cost OF suit and
the expenses of sale, and the balance in equal
instruments, payable in 6, IL and 10 months,
bonds with approved security, 10 be taken for
the deferred payments, and the title retained I'M
til the purchase money is fully paid.
THOS. NICHE, II
HUGH w. SHEFFEY, Com rs
July "a, 1854.
u. Lex Gazette, and Rock. reg. copy IDS
and mark charges Send accounts to this Office
for collection.
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StauntOn Academy.

tnHlS old and long established School will
- commence its session on the LIST day of.Sep-
TENDER next. The Board Of Trustees have The
pleasure of announcing to the iormer patrons OF
the Academy snd 10 the public generally, that
they have secured the services oil Lytlelton
Waddell, Esq, as Principal Mr.. Waddell's
former connection with the Academy, and his
widely extended reputation as a scholar and
emlneMly successful instructor ui yuung men in
all the branches Of finished education, is the
highest guarantee the Board can Offer of the
claims this institution has upon an enlightened
public.
The Board are now engaged in making ex-
tensiye repairs and additions TO the Academy
building, and fitting il up tor The residence of the
Principal and his family, and with accommoda.
lions sufficient 10 board and lodge number oil
students; SO that gentlemen from distance send.
ing their sons or wards to the Academy may
feel assured that their comfort and morals will
be as sedulously cared for under the eye Of the
Principal, as if they were his own sons.
All the branches of thorough English, Clas-
steal and Scientific Education will be taught in
The Academy As preparatory School 10 the
University and Colleges Of The State, we conf.
IDENTIFY recommend j. as equal 10 any other in
the Comme nwealth
Terms made known on application to the
Principcl. VIM. M. TATE,
JAS. A. COCHRAN.
Ctaunton {nIv 10 1854.
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Public Sale.

- WILL sell on Thursday, the 24lh Of Au-
Z gust, at my Farm, OIL Middle River, Angus.
ia county, the following Personal Property i
twenty head Of stock cattle, among which are
some valuable mich COWS; -Four or Five head
OF valuable work Horses about Forty Head of
Hogs, among which are some good brood Sows
Ten or Twelve Tons OF well cured Hay-a
fist rate article; Between 200 and 800 bushels
OF Wheat about 200 bushels OF Rye; all my
Farming Utensils, " hich are in good order, and
among which are Wagons, Plows, Harrows, &C.,
&c. together with numerous other articles not
necessary here TO mention.
TERMS The terms oil sale will be for all
sums over IS, credi, Of six months, the pur-
chaser giving bond aud satisfactory security
For sums uuder that amount, the cash will be
required. CHAS. ). THOMPSON.
Aug. 7, 1854.
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MOSSY CREEK ACADEMY.

MOSSY CREEK ACADEMY.
JED. HoTcnKIss, Prin. and Prof. Of Nat Scen
Ces.
w. A. BARTLETT, A. B. Prof Of Language
and Elocution
JOHN CAREER, Prof. Of Mathematics
c. NJ PAoKER Tutor.
'FNllf, second session of TINS Institution will
= commence on the first Wednesday of Sep :
TENDER next, under the direction and coairol of
the above Board of Instructors. The success of
The Institution during the past year is a, suffl.
clent guarantee OF the competency Of the in
strucors then connected with it and the new
incumbent being graduate OF the University Of
Virginia, bears ample testimonials 10 his quail
Cations.
Pupils will be prepared for advanced classes
In College or the University, and those intend
ing 10 teach common schools will receive spe-
eial instruction for that business.
The School is situated in pleasant portion Of.
Augusta county, al n distance from any villa e.
The buildings are new and cunmodous, incu-A
ding large Academy Building and az extensive
Boarding House.
Terms for the Scholastic Fear Of 10 Months
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT. Spelling Read
ing, Writing, aud Composition, $50 90
Elementary Arithmetic, Geography, Sc, IL 90
ENGLISH DEPARTMENT .--Arithmetic &C.
ography, Grammar, Sc, Is 90
Algebra, Philosophy, Chemistry, &c, 20 90
MArH. aud Glass. DEr'r.-Geometiy,
Surveying, Latin, &C., 25 90
Greek, French, German and Italian, 30 90
Board at The boarding house connected
with the Academy including washing,
fuel, &C., for the Session, 800 Go
Bills payable one-half in advance, and the
,ther halt at the middle of the Session.
Applicants can address the Principal at Mos.
" Creek, Augusta county, Va.
July 81, 185i.-llstS Sep.
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OUR CUSTOMERS.

"A RE respectfully notified that we have ali
zaes open 10, back of our store, for the accom-
mediation Of their horses, until some public az
rangement is male.
We also embrace this occasion 10 say that
for The balance of the season, we shall Offer
still greater bargains in Goods, with view Of
reducing our stock, and making room for FALL
GOODS. We havea few pieces Of carpetings
which Ne will close out at very low prices, be-
sides many other kinds Of Goods.
WHITE & PATTON.
Slannlon, July "a, 1851.
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not less than five nor more than is years.
Besides these circumstances, tire petit
tons are signed by large number CT the
Justices and officers, and many of the most
respectable citizens Of the county Of Rock
ingllam.
We think if the Staunton Vndicator
had not been "know Nothing of the
peculiar details Of the tbi; case" so un-
qualified ccnsure upon the Governors
action would not have been passed.-Rich.
Enquirer.
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GREAT BARGAINS ARE NOW
OFFERED.

AXE will sell off ut cost all our Beraees and
w Lawns, and Summer Muslins for Cash
only. Also, selt Of Men and Boys Straw
Hats, at cost
! piece of Sumner Muslin Berages,at 12a cts.
piece of Berage, al Is cts.
piece Of Brown Plaid Berage, at 25 cts.
piece of Brown figured do, at 25 cts.
! piece of Blue Plaid Silk and wool, at 45 cts.
piece Of Black and White, at 37s cts.
piece of Silk Plaids. at 37A cts.
With variety Of other Styles of Berasee,
Painted Lawns at l2A cts and shilling. Call
early and secure the Bargains at
GEO. w. SMITH.
Our accounts are all made ont to the first of
July-all knowing themselves indebted, are tes-
pectfully requested to csll and settle without,
delay.
July 81, 1854.
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SUPERIOR LAND IN
MARKET.

AVING, as Attorney in fact for William
~ Poage, sold hundred and fifty acres of the
Bell place, offer the balance, $50 acres, for
sale. The land lies on the west side of the
McAdamized road, about four miles from siau..
ton. 1t is Of the mos, fertile quality, well si,,l-
aied and well watered, and has a sufficiency of
timber. The land will be shown by VIM.
Poage, who lives adjoining Or by myself.
June 10, 1854. GEORGE POAGE,
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Office.

"A ) trustees in deed Of trust executed by
Il JOHN G. Kyle & Bro, Oh the 2Sth OF ia
y, 1854, and recorded III they Hastings Court
Clerks oliic. ot the town Of Staunton, We here.
by notify all persons indebted III any manner to
The said concern, that said debts OF every kind
have been transferred to US, lcf the purposes in
the sail deed mentioned Our duty requires an
immediate collection of said debts and upon
all OF them, without discrimination, not settled
BY the l5h OF August, We will be compelled to
institute legal proceedings Our receipt only
will be all acqui,ance.
IHBODEN s. McCUE, Trustees.
Aug. 7. 1854.
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For Sale.

I WISH to sell privately my small tract Of
I LAND, containing 90 ACRES, with about
8 acres of fine young timber, ard good portion
Of meadow, with never failing watet en- it
The buildings are all new, il is altogether de,
s'able home. Any one desiring to buy such a
home would do well to give me call My
residence 10 about S miles North west Of
Waynesboro on Elk Run, and mile west Of
Hermitage Post office: where you will find me
in wagon makers shop al any time.
ULRICH BURKHOLDER
July 81, 1854. ---6m.
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Car Of yuggernaut,

drawn by Eight Elephants super5ly capar-
soned, being an accurate model of that terrible
engine OF ldolatrous sacrifice, finished and de-
eoraisd IN all the extravaganza Of the Hindoo
style. Following this monster vehicle, Is a
long procession OF costly Cages and Carriages
the whole forming a spectacle Of more than
Oriental splendor Fhe Exhibition will take
flace within magnificent variegated Pavilion,
composed OF American Flags, Of waterproof
proof fabric. The real. genuine, original
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PERUVIAN GIANO.

fURflE subscribers have now in store and
- aAoat, good supply of this article which
they offer 10 their customers at the io.eest mar.
ket rates
Purchasers preferring to receive their supplies
directly from The ship can now be accolnnoda-
ted. FOWLE & co.
July "a 1854.
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Sale of Furniture.

ENYlLL be sold, on Friday. the 18th day oil
Nv August, at The Vre mia Female lnsl-
tu,e, in Stanton, "a quantity OF valuable
HOUSEHOLD 4 KlTG HEN FURNITURE,
belonging to the said Institute, and consisting of
Sofas, Oliomans, Chairs, Bureaus, Wafdfohes.
Blankets, &C., &c. This furniture is nearly all
in good condition.
TERMS.-For sums Of five dollars and un-
der, cash will BE- required For sums over five
dollars credit of three months will be- gwen,
bond and security bein. required
By order of The b lard of Trustees, OF Va
Female Institute. PIKE POWERS.
Aug. 7, 1854. Committee.
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Valuable Farm i'm Market.

I DESIRE to sell privately my Farm, lying
about 81 miles West Of Siaunton, off from
the Parkersburg Turnpike, to the right about
one mile, containing about
One Hundred and Sixty ACtes
of land-more or less. The land will be sur:
veyed, if purchaser is found. Between 80
and 80 acres of this land are cleared, about one
half Of which is we'll SET in clover, the other in
good state of cultvation-the balance well
,rnbered OF the cleared land acres are
meadow, and rs more could be m ade. There
is on the premises olefably goo dwelling
house, a good new barn and There is
also never failing spring O. agood
apple orchard and other ne farm
is well watered by ponds in every field.
1t is useless to give further !, ,jr,ion Of this
property, as person. DESTROYS OF purchasing will
come and see for themselves The Farm will
be shown TO any one by calling on the suoscri.
Der a, his residence in Slaunton, by whom the
terms will be made known, and any informa-
ton given. Possession given in time for fall
crop, If early application is made
JAMES GREGORY.
July 3, ls54.-Reeis,er copy If.
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PERSONAL PROPERTY,

PERSONAL PROPERTY,
Coli; Cows; "a head of Sheep, 10 head OF
Hogs, 2 Livingston Plows; 2 Mccormick Flows;
double Shovel / single Shovel, l harrow:
Shovels. Forks, Hoes, Maddocks, Spades, Pa
tent Forks; Patent Horse Rake set Of
Cooper tools, Carpenters tools par, Of sest
of Smith tools, 90 Or IS Bee hives all my
HOUSEHOLD & KITCHEN FURNITURE.
Acorn Bedsteads one small gedstead Pots,
Irons, Dishes, Of various kinds
TERMS.-A credit OF months on all sums
over Sl0, Bond and approved secaily vii!
be required and under $40 the Cash,
CHRISTIAN J. BAYLOR.
Aug. I, 1885,. -tds.*
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PUBLIC SALE OF
FARM, NEGROES, AND PERSON AL
ES T ATE


THE subscriber having purchased Farm
near Richmond, on which he now resides.
will sell al public auction, on Tuesday, the 22d
day OF August, the Farm on which he formerly
resided, situated three miles south Of Siaunton,
on the Middlebrook and Brownsburg Turnpike,
containing about
$50 Acres
OF good Limestone Land, Of which there are
about l20 acres in Timber, which ia getting
very valuable on account Of its convenience to
Staunton ; 60 acres in Clover and Grass, and
the balance IN good state of cultivation has
all the necessary BUILDINGS a fine ,ssufslsh
Spring Of Limestone Wafer near the: &as5Sf4
House, and a good APPLE OR. &7VsSF
CHARD. Also, 6 OF s NEGROES, -
Man, Women aud Children, and the others
Boys and Girls. Also, a fine young Bay Indus
try Stallion, 4 years old and II hands high, 4
good work Horses, 10 or IL Mich Cows and
Calves, 20 head OF Sheep, from so to DO head Of
Hogs, SO Shanghai Chickens, l DOYLE Wheat
Fan, Farming Utensils, Household and Kitchen
Furniture, Set Blacksmith Tools, Plantation
Wagon, a Break Wagon, ouehorse Wagon
and Carriage, | Buggy, ne-horss Carriage or
two-hoTse do. Also, Corn in the field, LOT OF
Hay &c.
=, !, Al the same time and place will be sold a
TEN ACRE LOT, opposite the Farm, which
has running water cn II, aud will make nice
home Tor Mechanic or Gardiner.
Terms accommodating, and made known on
day Of sale. +. SCHEFFER.
July 81, 1654.-4,s.
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sALEOF LAND AMI
PersO nal PROPERTY.

-Y virtue Of decree Of The Circuit Court
/ II of Au2u STA Couniy, rendered at the June
term, 1854. III The cause OF Balsey and wife,
rs Cr'inei's hebs, &C., the undersigned, the
commissioners herein named, will. ON The 2ith
/ day Of duaust, 1854 pfuceed TO sell, upon the
premises, by way Of Public auction, 10 the
highest bidder, VALUABLE TRACT OF
LAND, belonging to The heirs OF George Grein-
er, decd. This tact contains about 227 acres,
(the precise quantity will be asceTtained by sur
vey before the day Of sale,) and is Of fine quail
ty. 1t lies five miles from Stanton, with the
McAdamzed road running thro' it. The COM
missioner is authorized by he decree to sell the
land in parcels, If he deems it best and il is.
Probable that the land lying east OF the road
containing about 80 acres, will be sold separ-
ately.
On The same day, and from day 10 day, I'M.
til all be sold, the personal property, (exceps
the negroes, consisting of five head OF work
hofses-one two year old colt, five mich cows,
nine head of young cattle; number of hogs
and sheep-aIl the farming implements ore
road wagon ; one plantation wagon, and one.
horse wagon. quantity Of wheat; rye, oats
barley and hay !; the crops Of corn in the ground,
and all the Household and Kitchen Furniture.
TERMS:-THB LAND, for one thifd in hand,
and the balance liz equal payments at l and
years, the purchaser giving bonds with good
personal security for the deferred payments,
and the legal title retained as Ultimate Sc
curly.
PERSONAL pRoPERTY.-All sums of
go and UNDER CASH. Over $50, six months
credit, the purchaser to give bond with good
security.
ROBERT P. KINNEY, Com'r
July II, ls54.--.ds
On the day of the sale above advertised,
will hire out, either publicly OF privately,
tor the balance of the year, number OF me-
sioes belonging 10 the estate.
ROBERT SNAPP, Ex'r.
July l2, 1854.
o. Rockingham Register copy tbs. and mark
cost