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The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-05-30
st. louis @00'ta.
THos. GREY. EDw'D BOYLE.
GREY Il BOYLE,
Boiler Makers, BlackSmithS,

SHEET IRON WORKERS,
Main Street. bettreen Carr and Cherry, st. Louis Mo-
IIAvING gone 10 n very great expense to erect ma
Ii chinery for BlacksmithiDg, making Boilers and
Sheet Iron Work, the most approved Eastern plan,
prepared to furnish every thing belonging
business per cheaper than any other
tablishment in the Western country. All who are IN
of any thing in line of business will find to
their advantage to give call before purchasing else
where.
" Repairing done at the shortest notice. Always
on hand variety of second hand BOILERS.
N. Brazil ROAD AXLES, BRIDGE WORK
and every description Of heavy BLACKSMlTlllNG
done short notice and accommodating terms
April 10th, 1854. 52-6m
s. $. BRAlNERD,
House and Steamboat Furnishing Store,
(NeW) No. 40 Fourth Street, Saint Louis, Mo.
MANUFACTURERS
SHOWER BATHS, BATHING TUBS, HIP
AND SPONGE BATHS REFRIGERATORS, ICE
CHESTS, WATER COOLERS.
Dealers in Ice Cream Freezers Preserving Kettles,
Sad and Laundry Irons, Brass Kettles, Kitchen
HdrdUdre, Britannia and Plated flares, Lamps
Spoons, &C., knives and Forks. Pocket KniUes and
Scissors;
PLANISHED, PLAIN AND JAPANNED TIN WARE
Willow, Rattan and Wooden Wares; Mats, Brushes
Feather busters, Bronzed Hat Sta DIS, Bird Cages, Hob
by Horses, Cabs, Toys, &c. Fishing Tackle, Fancy
Goods for Church Fairs, all ut low prices for cash
approved credit
N. D.-Agent for sCOTT's PATENT and SPEN
GERS PATENT IRON REFRIGERATORS.
WASHING MACHINES.
April 10Th, 1854 52-Gm
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NEW FIRM.

NEW FIRM.
UNE subscribers having purchased the stock cfCOOds
IL in the store recently occupied by e. ID. Fillmore,
are prepared to furnish his old customers and many
new feelsdspOsed to give them a call, with
choice assortment of excellent Groceries and PrOvis-
ions, Wines, Liquors &c, together with all other ar-
Giles usually found in store OF the kind. They feel
sure that an examination Of their goods will convince
customers that what they correct and that they
are selling at low prices.
5l-4t. KELLOGG KINNEY.
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PROPOSALS

KXIILL be received by the undersigned until the 1st
w Of May, for the delivery at this post, be-
fore the LIST of September next of tweny hundred
bushels of corn, IN good sacks.
Each bid will be accompanied by a written offer
from two responsible persons, TO become security
der bonds of $1,000 for the faith full performance Of the
contract Extravagamt bids will be considered no
will one bidder be accepted AS security for another.
Fort Ridgely, NJ. T., March 20. 1854
JNO. G.. KELTON,
50-4tl A. A. Quarter Master.
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STATIONERY.
NOMBS still invites all who like to use good art
- Gle of Stationery to give him call, as he has tn
best and most com plete assortment in Minnesota.
Call and examine at
COMBES' FRANKLIN BOOK STORE,
80 Near the American House
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MAPS OF ST. PAUL,

MAPS OF ST. PAUL.
IL In need of map of st. Paul, will do well
II to call on Combs and procure one, there are but
. few left
PEce-$l,o0 and $l,25, Mt
COMBS BOOKSTORE,
eh u near the American House.
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nLD OTARD BRANOY-Dsrk and Pale-vintag
" of 1916, Duff JOrden's Sherry, Sandilnan's Oh
Port and Madeira, Pure Scotch Malt Whisky, vintag
1910; Old Bourbon and MOnongahela Whisky. Tn
above Liquors and Wines guaranteed pure, and q
their pectve vintages and brands trial is
2-4t KELLOGG r. KINNEY
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BONNEiS! BONNETS! SPRING BON.
NETS!
lust RECE1vED-By Burbanks Express, direcs
- from New York, at MRs. NJ. J.. STOAKES'
52-u Millinery store
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-10-18
LAND & NEGROES FOR SALE.

EpY virtue Of a deed of trust from Norborne
IL Thomas, ST. to the subscriber. bearing date
December 23d, IS4S, and of record in the County
Court OF Nelson county. will be suld ON the prem
ises, on Thursday The 9Th Of November neat, the
TRACT OF LAND, lying in the county OF
Nelson, on the South Fork of Rockish River, be-
ing the same on which the said Norborne Thorn
as has heretofore resided. This tract contains, by
late survey, 915 &C e as, (which not
more than 200 have been cleared, and about 5O OF
these Creek or Branch flats. This part OF the
tract has been long under culture, but stlI produ-
ces well, both corn and small grain. The remain
der is believed to contain larger portion OF fertile
soil than any tract of its size in this region of the
State which has been lately Offered tor sale. there
being probably more than 500 acres of superior
quality, which, if cleared, would be admirably a.
dapted TO the growth of Tobacco, Corn and Wheat.
This tract lies in the same range with The South
West Mountain, or Red Laiid district, and about
one half of it partakes of the character of that well
known SOIL 1t is within miles of the james
River Canal, and of the proposed line of Rail
ruad between Lynchburg and Gordonsvlle,. II
from Lovingst0n, the county seat, and eight from
each of the towns of New Market and Towards
vile, on James River There are several grlst
and merchant Mills within convenient distance.
SnOulu the PURCHASER WISH W C!edl oS'ono''''J
and rapidly, the aid of steam saw mill could
likely be procured on advantageous terms, the VI
cinity of the Canal offering ready means for the
transportation and sale Of timber The improve
ments consist of plain wooden framed DIV Ell
LING, and the usual appurlenances in ioerable
repair Ice house, Corn house. Stables, Cow hous
es and Tobacco houses. in good condition. more
particular description of The land is deemed unne-
cessary, as it is presumed that bidders would like
to examine the premises before the day Of SALE
One acre of land including the family burying
ground will be reserved from sale. And the tract
may be divided into two parts to suit purchasers,
but each part will be offered for sale on the same
day. The terms of sale will be $500 in hand,
paid-and the balance in one, two and three years,
as prescribed by the deed of trust. The purcha
ser of the land will have an opportunity Of sup
plying himself with forage or grain by buying OF
the present tenants or in the neighborhood. The
land will be shown 10 such as may wish to visit
the premises, at any time between this and The
day of sale, by Mr. Nurborne NJ. Thomas or Mr..
Thomas II. farrar, the present tenants. The IL
lie is believed to be undoubted. but acting as lrus
tee | shall convey only such title as hav receiv
ed under the deed of trust.
Three NEGRO MEN and one NEGRO WO-
MAN will be offered for sale at the same time
on credit Of Twelve months.
n. +. CABELL, Trustee
60 For Nu!borne Thomas, ST.
Oct. 4, lS54.-tds.
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THREE VALUABLE FARMS,
In RoCkbridge county. Va.

FOR ) A LIE Al A Y T. I'll N.
EpY virtue of decree of the Circuit Court of
AS Rockbridge, pronounced on the l9tl day Of
September last, in case therein pending between
Robert Kay lor, guardian &c.. Plaintiff. and Thorn
as Welch's representatives, Defendants, | shall
proceed on "Wednesday the 18th day of November
neat, to sell at public auction. the following tracts
of land in Rockbrldge county. to wit:
The Galbraah Tract, containing about 200
Acres, lying on the main Valley Road, twelve
miles above Lexington, two miles irum the Natu
raj Bridge. and about three miles from the James
River and Kanawha Canal.
Theinproveme are a large BRICK Dwell
LING, with ten rooms, well arranged, Brick
Kitchen, Smoke house, and an Ice house, with all
necessary out. houses. The house has been occu-
| pied for many years as a Tavern. and is well a
dapted TO that purpose. In addition TO these i'm
provemenis, which are on the road, there is near
the centre of the farm, two story LOG Dwell
LING. with necessary out-houses. Also capital
BARN, with sheds on three sides. About 25O
acres are cleared land, in good state of cultiva-
tion About 80 acres are in meadow, well set in
grass. There are two fine Springs on the farm.
The whole tract is well timbered, well enclosed,
is situated in a fine neighborhood, and is pro-
ductive and desirable estate. aH ,-
| AT the same lime and place, will also sell at
auction. the Buffalo Iract, containing about 80
ACRES, lying on Buffalo Creek, and adjoining
DR.. Barton and others, within one mile of the
Plank Road This tract is fine sill, 80 acres
wood land. and 90 acres bottom land. Has plain
but comfortable improvements, and is most desi-
rabe residence for small family.
And at the same time and place, | will also sell
at auction, the William Black Farm, containing
about $50 .4crcs, lying within two miles Of the
last named tract, and adjoining Samuel II. Moore,
DR.. Barton, and others. This tract is chiefly
wood land, and lies within one mile of the Plank
Road. and near Buffalo Creek.
| TERMS.-Cash in hand sufficient to pay the
expenses Of sales. and for The residue credits Of
one, two, and three years, in equal payments, the
purchasers executing bonds therefor, with sulfi-
cient security, and the legal titles retained until
the purchase money is paid.
The sale will takeplace at | O'clock A. NJ.
at the Dwelling House on thee Galbraith Farm,
when further particulars of sale will then be made
known. These tracts are sold for division amongst
the children of Thomas WEIGH, decd. and will
be sold unlncumbered by Dover or other rights.
Persons wishing to examine the tracts will call on
me, at the Galhraith Farm, or address me at tho
Natural Bridge p. O.
JAMES w. BUCHANAN, Com'r.
| Oct ii, lS54.--tds.
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ED&EE9.


AT his fathers in &cGaheysville on Thursday after
last, WIZ. o'BaIAN, Esq, in about the SOh year
Of his age.
On Thursday evening, the Sd inst at the residence
Of Nicholas b. Trout, ESQ., Miss REDEccA TRoUr, aged
81
The deceased rcsidcat of Front Royal, in company
with her sister, visit to their relatives in this
county. Shortly after leaving home she attacked
with the disease which proved fatal Bat such her
desire all her friends that she contaueI TO prose-
cute her journey and arrived at her Nephews Thurs
day evening and after took bed, from which she
never
She embraced religion in her youth, and de-
voted christian and exemplary member of the Meth
odst E. Church. for about 40 years. As her life was
spent in the service OF God, she ready for death
When fully conscious that the time of her departure
was nigh, She conyersed much with her sister, mani-
Testing the camness and compourc Of one about toener
apon . jouraey-sometimcS expressing desire TO see
her dear friends again, whom she devocdiy loved and
then checking that desire and saying, cit Is all right
And as she could them again earth, she le
for them many messages Of love- and cxho-;ations to
meet her in heayca. Thus she continued 20 converse
until few moments before she calmly and sweeuy tel
asleep il Jesus.
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PUBLIC SALE,

WILL be sold at public auction at the late
w residence of James NJ. Dunn, (dec'd,) on
Tuesday the 24M dayof October neat, the PER-
SO.E4L PROPERTY of the decd. Among
the articles for sale are a new one horse Wagon,
Buggy and Harness, and all the Goods 10 store.
consisting of variety of excellent Dry Goods,
Hardware, Groceries, Medicines and Dye Stuts.
The sale will be continued from day to day until
all the goods are disposed of. Terms made known
on day of sale.
Take notice, all who may be concerned, that
the accounts are made off ready for settlement,
and it is desired that those who are indebted To
the estate by bond or account, will come forward
and settle before the day of sale, either by pay
ment or bond. AS it cannot be expected that
shall go round to settle with persons at their own
houses, Mr.. A. e. Dunn is acting as clerk and a.
gent at the store-please call on him and settle
accounts. Sc, as indulgence positively will not
be given. Those having claims are requested to
present them properly authenticated.
JOHN HAMILTON, Admir-.
Sent 81 1874 lido
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Stanton, Oct. IL, 1854.
GOODS GOODS

EE7liE 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 DfsY GOODS
suited TO the present and approaching season.
Their Stock comprises in part the following arti-
ces:
Dress Silk, Mouslains, Cashmeres. Merinos, Thi-
bet Clothes, Coburgs, Said DE Lains, Prints,
Ginghams, Alpacas, Trimming Silks, Black
Silk Laces, Frnges, Gimps, Gallons, Velvet
TRIMMINGS, Thread and Cotton Edgiugs and
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, Handkerchieis. Cloths, Cas-
simeres, Tweeds. Vestings, Ready Made Clo-
thing, Boots and Shoes. Hats g. Caps, Carpet
ings, Carpet Bags. Rugs. Umbrellas, &C.,
Brown and Bleached Shirlings, Sheetings and
Pillow Case Cottons
The above stock has been purchased for cash.
which vii! enable US TO sell them low, and We
are determined to do 90. Please honor US with a
call before buying and we will make it to your
interest. NELSON & BAYLOR.
Stanton, Oct. III, 1854.
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TIHE greatest Medicine before the public, for the Spring
L and Summer, is Bakers celebrated Premium Bitter;
they give direct relief than any medicine ever
heard Of. Read the following certificates;
New KENT County, Va, April ., 1854.
Mr.. E. BAKER, Richmond Dear Sir:-I feel 1t my
duty to make known You that for several years my
vito has been suffering with Dyspepsia and last summer
she reduced low to give up all hopes OF ner re-
soyerngwhcn all hopes of her attending physician had
failed But the last remedy recommended to her whch
wa, Bakers Premium Bittcrs, which immediately gave
reaction throughout the whole system which was con-
tnued for about months and am happy 10 say she
Is in better health and larger than she was ever known
20 be; for which all credit is due TO Bakers Premium
R;,.s,s Yours T.. p. DUKE.
RICHMOND, April "a, 1854
thereby certify that have only used one bottle OF Ba-
ker,s Premium Bitters for Dyspepsia winch have sui
red so LONG with and have already found more reLe
Nan from an the medicines ever tried before.
o. ne Is5d THos. HATroN.
10y FOR THE INvALtD.-Persons afflicted with any
disease arising from dsordered liver stomach nervous
debility, dyspepsia, liver complaint should Try Dr.
Hoohand's German Bitters, prepared by Dr. jackson,
100 Arch street. Pha They scarcely ever fail effect
ing cure in very short time. Be careful to procure
the genuine and be not deceived by the quack medicines
which are advertised. We have seen stronger testmo-
nv in favor of the above article than any other prepared
medicine now before the public.
Oct Is, lS5i.-2w.
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NEW ST0R.E

DTOLEMY BRiGHTWELL & ROBERT
j. HOPE have recently associated them
selves together under The style and firm Of
IRTGETWELL 8. HOPE,
Dealers in staple Dry Goods and Groceries, in
Staunton, Va. Their store is on Augusta street,
near the Bridge, and few doors below the Amer
lean Hotel. where they may be found at all times
with general assortment Of Goods in their line.
They propose to sell at the lowest possible prices
for cash or upon six months time 10 punctual Gus
toners The attention of the public is respectful
ly invited. They will also take produce at the
highest market prices in exchange for goods.
Stanton. Oct. III. lS54.-y. and NJ. copy M
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FAIL OF 1854.

SEP TIE. NJ Der 29th
KAYSER & STRlBLING are now receiving
hA from the Eastern cities their supply of FALL
and Wi.NT,ER GOODS, which will be very
large, and embrace many styles. entirely new.
Their Goods have been purchased under the
most favorable circumstances, TO which they invite
the early attention Of their friends and the commu-
nifty.
Staunton, Oct 4. 1854
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EO! FOB TEE UNITED STATES
GElOEEgHNeS STORE.

SEASv IL EEEASN - nPka :Js
STEINER, BRO. s. co. have just opened
~ the most splendid and useful stock Of READY
MADE CLOTHING ever offered to the people
of the Valley of Virginia. From the most exqui
site patterns for weddings and parties, to the sub
stanla article for negro wear can be found at this
establishment. They have spared no taste, pains
or expense to maintain their motto Of Excelsior"
in the Clothing business. Indeed, they have puf-
chased with view 10 selling cheaper than the
cheapest. every article in their line Their stock
is unusually arge-the competition is great, and
hence it will be desideratum TO shove off cloth
ing at small profits. in order to get rid of their
heavy stock. which consists in part of
CoATs-Black, Blue, Green and Brown French
Cloth Frock Goats; fine Bue and Black Dress
Coats Sack Goats Of all colors; great variety
of business Goats; fancy Overcuats, from $3.50 to
$40: fine Black Cloth Overcoats Black, Blue
and Brown Qyercoats: Lambskin and Fell do;
Black and Blue Pilot Cloth Overcoats; Black and
Fancy Sattinett Frock and Sack Goats.
PANTs-Tweed Pants black doeskn; black
and fancy Cashmere do; black and fancy SAITH
mel. from S to s., and others too numerous TO
mention.
VEsrs-Black Satin and fancy Silks; Silk Vel
vet anc Plush, from $3.50 to 49, black cloth and
fancy Cashmere Plaid and German Vests.
BOYS CLoTHIEG-The largest and best assort-
ed stock of Goats, Pants and Vests. to fit boys
four years old and cider, ever brought to this
ket.
NEGRo CLoTHNo-A lasye and we'll assorted
stock.
FugNlsHIYG GooDs-Nhte linen and fancy
Shirts; knit Shirts and Drawers; silk Neck and
Handkerchiel5, Stocks, SUBSCRIBERS, Umblcas,
Carpet bags, Pistols, Jewelry, Gloves, Hats and
Caps, Trunks, and every other article to be found
in first class Clothing iiaH All they want is
call from the public, 10 convince Of the truth Of
what they say.
Staunton Oct IL 1854
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The New ESrB,

VNILL Keep good stuck, and extensive vari-
w ETY. of all kinds of Dry Goods, Groceries,
Hardware, Queeas,cme, Sc, &c., and will sell as
low as goods can be sold in this market, to pay
anything to the seller. All kinds Of produce, Ba-
con, Lard, Butter, Eggs, &c, &C.; also Rags
will be cheerlully taken in exchange for goods.
EIGlIRIIRN <, ANtDE
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FOrsea of Proxy.
Of witness. Sig. orstkh'er with seal. | No. Share,
STAPLES 81 MARTIN,

OF SCOTTSVILLE,
HAVE opened house in Staunton, Augusta street,
IL leading from Main stree, to American Hotel, and
are now in receipt of stock of GROCERIES which
they offer for sale small profits Tor CASH. exchange
for the Produce Of the country.
They propose keeping constantly on hand good stock
OF Groceries suited TO the demand, and deal Flour
and all the products of the country at fair
They viii give attention 10 Receiving and Forward
ing, aad TO the Commission business generally and make
advances on consignments through them 10
w. Il. STAPLES s CO., Richmond.
They solicit call from their old friends and acquaiu
tanceS, and the public generally.
Stanton, Oct. Is, loJl
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SALE OF LAND.

/ AM authorized TO sell in Staunton, on Monday
The 23d day OF October next, a tract of land
containing 100 ACRES, lying about 81 mies
from stanton, adjoining the lands of G. NJ. Coch-
ran, Harrison and others. II has on il a comfort.
able Dweliing-good Stablng-and all necessary
out houses and spring of fine water. The land
is of good qualty-in improving condition, and
very accessible, and is the late residence of j. K.
Stribng, decd.
TERMS.-The purchaser to have ten years 10
pay the princpal-the interest to be paid annual.
ly from day of sale-and 10 be secured by lien and
personal security.
The premises will be shown by Mr. Lawrence,
will receive propositions privately until day Of
sale. n. K. TROUT.
Sept. 81, 1854:
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NOTICE.

EEAVING associated Mr. Thomas Awde, as a
AA partner with me in my store in this place,
the business will in future be carried on i'll the
name of Fishburn s Awde.
DANIEL FISHBURN.
Waynesborouoh. Va. Oct. 4, lS54.-3ts
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BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET.

Week ending Friday, October l3.-The offerings o.
Beef Catlo at the scales Monday very heavy,
l, 800 head being at market. In consequence o..
the heavy receipts prices have fallen oil slightly since
last week. Prices ranged from $s225 to S4.25 the
hoof equal to $3.50 S5.25 net, aud averaging $3i
gross
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EoRGE BAYLOR. WIN S. N. BAYLOR
Law PARTNERSHIPS.
BAYLOR, & BAYLOR.

TTORNIES AT LAW, Stanton, Va, will practise
Il their profession in all the Courts holden in Staunon,
aud in the Circuit and Quarterly Courts of the Counties
of ATbemarle, Rockbridge and Rockingham. Their at
tendance at other Courts will be arranged that
of the rm may always be found their office in Stapn-
ton, opposite the County Clerks Office, on Augusta
Street.
Oct. 4, 1854
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LIVER COMPLAINT

DYSPEPSIA, JAUNDICE, CHRONIC OR NER-
VOUS DEBILITY, DISEASE OF THE KID
NEYS, AND ALL DISEASES ARISING
FROM A DISORDERED LIVER
OR STOMACH;
Such Consumption, Inward Piles Fulness Of Blcod to
the Head, Acidity of the Stomach Nausea Heartburn
Disgust for Food, Fullncss or Weight in the Stomach,
Sour Eructations Sinking Fluttcring at the Pit Of
the Stomach, Swimming Of the Head Hurried and
Difficult Breathing, Fluttering at the Heart, Choking
or Sulocating Sensations when in lying posiure Dim
of Vision, Dots Webs before the Sight, Fever
and Dull Pain in the Head, Deficiency fPerspraton,
YeIlowncss Of the Skin and Eyes, Pain in the Side,
Back, Chest, Limbs, &C., Sudden Flishes Of Heat,
Burning in the Flesh, Constant Imagnings of Evil and
Great Depression Of Spirits,
CAN BE EFFEcTUALLY CURED BY
DIR. HOOFLAND'S
N
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MARRIED.

->~~~~~~~~--~~~-~~~-~~~ >~~~~~~-~~~~~~~~~~--~~.
On Sabbath morning the LIST inst, by Rev. y. Rich
ardson, Mr.. JACOB H. Dull to Miss Mary JANE
SrocXDALE, all Of this county.
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q Teepo WAN for Sale.

A Negro Kan for Sale.
EDY virtue OF deed of trust executed to the I'M
~ dersigned by David Griffith, and of record in
the Clerks Office of Augusta county. he will sell
Saturday the 81 inst, at Daniel Forrers Mill,
to the highest bidder for cash. Negro Man slave
named BILL. Said slave is between As and SO
years of age, very large, and good farm hand.
JOHN CRAWFORD, Trustee.
Oct 1884 -tds