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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-05-02
SGOTvT1S
CGssa ANaS Gssss ia az.

HAVING secured from Robbins s Bcbb, the Nanu
faclurcrs the exclusive right to sell IN the counic
of Augusta Rockingham aud Rockbrdge the nnrivaiicl
Corn and Cob Crishcr known as the "LtTTLL GIANT,
am prepared to furnish them promptly at the iac'oy
nriccs adding freight and expenses. This mill has og'
tained more sudden celebrity for doing its work with
extraordinary ease and certainty THAI any other ma
chine ever offered to the Agricultural world. u need
no argument to show that the advantage OF havidg isct
ground when and where wanted, free from must al'
acdty would warrant The outlay for one Of these mills
much time and trouble also being saved while the saving
of Tolls alone will repay the cost of the mill IN very
shor; ;;rac
THese niils are g,,Granfted in erery respect.
No is warranted 10 grind with one horse, ten bush
els per hour price ut factory $ ~ No. 3, 10 bushels
price $50; No. T. - bashes, price SG6; OF lhcnrs'
suitable for Stock feeding. They b. easily regula
ted to grind fac or coarse, remarkably simple II
constructions and complete ready for use without ahel
machinery. An opportunity will be offered on Court
DAYS to witness them in operation, when Is aioho wan"
cd to large demand
Twill also again receive orders Tor furnishing or mex
crnp PENNOCR'S CELEBdRTEO lVHEa
DRILL. with Grass Seed and Oats Sewer ii desired
of which have sold large numbers in this county. Lar
" attention is requested oa those who are IN want d
there is sometimes delay with late orders.
Also, SNc!air's Famous Strao Gutter, aad fennocs''
Corn Shee-thc very best articles Of the kind in USE
GEO. T.. PRICE, HHdlyme Dealer,
Opposite CIsdiss's, Situation, Va
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LAND EOR SALE.

EE7ITH view of moving to the west, ! will
w offer for sale at public auction, on Thurs
day .Ncy 3lsl, The Ttact Of i1and where | now
reside. 2 miles north Of Mddehrook. containing
so ACRES. 1t adoins the lands of Henry Mlsh,
William Dunlap aud others. The land lies in
pleasant neighborhoud, convenient 10 Churches.
Schools ard Mills. The Improvements are good
and convenieni--a never falling spring within a
few steps Of The door. There are about twolhIrds
of the land cleared and in high state Of culliva-
ton; the balance finely limbered. Any person
wishing To purchase a small tract Of land, would
do well To avail himself Of Tie present oppor'un-
". AS it is a rare thing 10 find such land in mar
ket. | will take pleasure in showing the proper
iy to any one wishing to view it before The day OF
sale.
Terms made known on the day of sale. which
will be liberal. DAVID RON L.
April IS, 1855 -tds*.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-05-02

NTiRGINlA:--At Rules held at the Clerks or
fi.e OF the Circuit Court of Bath copniy. on
Monday the Cd day OF April. lS55. Mary {. Fra
zicr. Guardian Of Ann Eliza zier,-Plaintiti,
AGAINST
James p. Wood and Virginia his wife, late Viz
gna Frazier. Ann Eliza Frazier. Henry Fra
zicr. and the unknown heirs of Richardson Fra
zipr. deed, defendants
The object of this suit is to obtain decree t"Iy
the sale Of real estate lying in The counties OF ha
nawha and Pocahonias, belonging 10 tue heirs Of
James 2. Frazier, decd.
The Defendants. the unknown heirs of Rich
ardsnn Frazier, decd. not having entered their
appearance. and ii appearing by satisfactory evil
dcnce that they are not inhabitants Of this Com,
lnonwealih: ON motion OF the Plaintiff is ordered
that the said Defendants do appear here thin one
month after the publication of this ord"r. and an
swer the Plaintiffs Bill, and that a copy Of This
order he published in the Staunton Spectator once
week for four weeks succpssively. and posted at
The front door of the Coprl hnuse of said county on
the first day of the next Court after lis publca-
ton. A Copy-Tesie.
s. A. PORTER, CPk.a
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NEW SPRING G0ODS!!

'H'IIt subscriber is nov receiving choire lo Of
Spring ani Summer 2 nds. embracing IN part
the following kinds, VIZ: Black Gn. ID Rnns.
Paris Striped SILKS. Paris Prne ed Jac,nei,
Printed and Solid i}rragcs. French Lawns, Sold
ChaIies. English. French and Americas Gi.e
hams. Striped and Chpcked Nirisiins. Drtlrd. FL
CURED and Plain Swiss do. .lar"nrl;s Nains1ui
AinsIinS. Hair Cord ioi Skris. T. .or drd Skirts,
Curtain Muslius. Cambria and SWISS E.dgIngs
and luser;ngs. Flunciug. Guitars. Kid AMI silk
GIuves. Hosiery, very large lvr Of New Siyls
Dress Trimmings. Gi.nps. l.ace. Fpils. Rb,aad,
SILK MauIleS very neal, l.. &. illnddrrchirIs
Pr nts. Bleached an i'r,wmgoGHs. Sumner Par.
Stuff. lliis and Cassinler,.s, lass ass r!rJ,
ohoes Groceries. hardware. large Lh Of Queen.
swarr. GLASSWARE, together with niost every ar!i
Gle t'r family use.
TheabJve ol, have been bnu Ihi under favora-
lie circumstances. cJlSs lurnIy 10 one stall pay
more for .dS Than Tar AMI vnI prcr. as |
m determined Ia adhere Ia he true principles Of
diving business, '.Shurt pr,iiis and Gncl Sales"
JAMES 4 PIPER. near tie
Woodward tiylise.
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Is, FURNITURE WATERFORD, - =.
ssvastappl Wos Yet Takal!!
Wholesale and Retail
CLOTHING ,EMpDRIUM.

sOSEPH LEOPOLD, (ate Of the firm OF
~ Weller s. Leopold. takes pleasure in inform
ing the public that he has received frirn his large
Manufacturing House, one Of the largest. hand
somest and cheapest stock Of SPRING AND
SUMNER CLOTHING ever offered in this
market. The merits of the establishment have
already been acknowledged by the pui lie. aud he
will only say that he will sell cheaper and better
made Clothing than any olher Store in town.
His stock Is now 81 large that it would be endless
10 attempt to enumpraie the different articles kept
for sale in his establishment. but TO convey some
idea Of the unprecedented lowness OF prices ray be
known when he offers whole well made Spring
and Summer Suit ,for only st.
His stock was never more varied. and goods
were never heter made up. He can safely say
that he is prepared III please the most tas'ldlous
customer.
He has also great variety of Trunks, Boys
and Servants Clothing Ia short il you wan, 10
buv well made Clothing. call at JOS. LEO
POLD'S great Clothing Stare, beinre purchasing
elsewhere, and we are sure you will save IS per
cent. by doing SO.
Remember his store is on Main ST., just oppo-
site White X Paiion's stor9. and the second and
largest Clothing Store West Of Woodward's Ho-
tel. .
Stannton Anril Ok 1871
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-05-02

- USE HAMprox's vEeErARLE TrScrURE.-Have
GU Dyspepsia Liver Complaint, Nervous Debility,
L..-ases Of the Kidneys any Loss of Power and Dis
arrangement Of the system? We bat post you TO The
Thousands who have used the GREAT lNvGosAToR.
In proof ofwhat aboye, we refer you to Hamp-
toms Vegetable Tncturc,' and in efect..
0ls- See advertisement.
Sent l3 lS5i.
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WILLIAM A. STERRETT,
Merchant Tailor,
STANTON, Va

DVouhVo!'s veg
EDTGS leave 10 call the attention of his friends
L1 AMI purchasers genrraIly.to his large and beau
tiiuI stock of SPRING GOODS. purchased al
pw figure TOR cash in the Northern cities. a d
will be made 10 order in a si,ttc which he flirtPrS
himself will please The most fistidIo is, at fair v-
ing prices tr cash. or on usual time To responsl-
bic and prompt customers. n
lie deems il useless Ia enumerae. and will on
" say that his stock enIbracrs CloIhs. CaSsimegcs
and Yesing "a, alatsi every Imaginable variety ot
style and material. Finishing goods. Trimmings,
and in fact every thing necessary u Dress gentle
nan from head To ioot (repilhg his boolsD
He rrspcifuIl; ly s,licls caiiir,n all in want
Of anything. aud pledges himself by fair dealing
10 merit the patronage of the pabllc.
Stanton April IL. 1855.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-05-02

QuirMAS CusA ExPEDTIoN.-A correspon n
dcntof the New York Tribune wiring IRON Na'eh
es, Miss. s2nkinsof the Ca9ia GkpsiIaon nnaeI
Gan. Qutmau, says it is dead, about one nil'on 0,
dollars have been expended. steamers purchases
and chartered, and a large amonn' Invested !"
mrske,s. revolver, and gunpowder; out every
,hng has gone wrong. The barque Magnolia
which had a large quantity OF arms, &c, has not
been heard Of since she got ashore, aud Pald s'''
o00 to the wrsckers TO keep dark
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-05-02

Our neighbor says that on Monday last ne met
.swth one ofthe sterling democracy OF Greene
county, who assured him that the democratic
camp fires were burning brightly and strong on
every hill top in Greene" This accounts TOR the
tbicl smoke in which we have been enveloped for
the last few DAYS. The explanation is perfectly
satisfactory. We beg oar Greene friends not IL
have 50 many fires going at once. Our suffer-
;ng. i. ntoIerably p Charlottesville .4drOcGts.
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20 Hsainters,

\ HAVE on h,nd aIlrg sIppiy of Linsepi Oh,
Il Lewis Pure White .eii. and all thu Panis
and Varnislies belonging: To their business ais, d
lire assortment oi Palpi, VaruSli anl SASH Brush.
es. For sale by JAS. u. LAIRD.
DngEist.
Staunon, April q lS55.-Town papers copy.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-05-02
Stanton. March %, 1855.
Tin, Copp,r and shsa, Iron,

III o7CE0E esIII 49, II vI-'
n TAKE thus meth III of inf,rnl:nr my ir;eads
and the pa iii: generally t'nl | am nov pre-
pared la manufacture every DESCRIPTION Of Tin d.
Copvcr and !Siieel fran a'iicips. X miihE >p.ui-
ing. Gathering and Repairing done ii the best
manner, and as low as il can ne done by ANY Uns
else.
~ Ny slnp is in the old OH . If tie sisus
ton Spectator, on Aliia Street.
j G, GROVE.
Stanton, March %. lsjj..-2m
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-05-02

We stated few days ago, that the town
OF BlackvilIe, MonOngalia couu,y, Va, had been
visited by destructive fire. 1t appears that 81
houses were consumed, involving lOss of ab1u
$50 900.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-05-02

u ~ a>IE1.
RIFLES SELDEN havtag purchased the IN
Iva terest of WILLIAM G.. RAWLINGS III
the concern Of RAWLINGS s MILLER. do
,n.r business in the city al Richmond. thai part
nrrSh,n is. with The mutual cohse6, Of al! parties,
dissolved. ana the said Miles Srlien, and lhr 9th
Ter partners in that concern. having renewed the
partnership uuier the ua;ae and style of Sf.L
DEN & MILLER. they have assumed tn"
debts and liabilities OF Rawlings & Miller. ami
an due the later are 10 be paid 10 SELDEN &
MILLER.
Richmond, Va, April %. 1855
w. e RAWLINGS,
Il MILLER.
WM ALLEN,
JNO A. SEEDEN,
MILES SELDEN,
The state of ,ny health has Induced me u sell
nv interest in the cuacern OF RAWLINGS &
MILLER to Mr MILES SELDEN.who wilh
the other partners, will continue the business at
the same stand.
cheerflliy recommend the new firm to the
friends OF the OLD, aud respectfully sallct Tor II
con inua;ion Of their patronage.
May, 2. 1864. W. Z. RAWLINGS.
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TIsG MARKET PlfsCGs.
SELL Gas' vMa HEEJG2.


IT WORKS WONDERS EVERYWuERE!
Big Sandy, Ky. Sin II, l5l5
Mr. II. z. Sellers OcIr SIR Your FcrnIge pro-
duces such wonderful results that think il worth my
while to give you few facts about it, ncighb0r Dr..
GRAY bought from Yial OF It, and gave the con-
tchts to- three Of his chijrca the first passed 5) the
second l53 and the thru lO-mIkng 40 worms DIS
charged by using oae vial. Mr. Gray immediately
purchased four yials Mr. J. NcSurey also gave
the coatents Of oac vial TO three Of bis children, which
brought from the first rs, from the second o. aad from
the third 3l-nakng i56 by the of oac vial
gave my own child aged year, two tea-spooululs
which expelled Ii, of which at least one loot
long.
Your Yernige is considered the best that has ever
been brought to section OF the con ~ aad Tar
know, has never failed Yours respectfully.
j. l.. THURMAN.
Prepared and sold by r. f. SELLERS x CO..
Pittsburg, Pa, and for sale by JAMES q. LAIRD
and j. q. EsxaiDaE, Stauaon, and by Druggists gene
rally.
May 2, lS55.-lmo.
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Stanton, April 25. 1858.
Valuable I.ana at Public Auction

Valuable Land at Public Auction.
I WILL sell at public auction On Friday The
25th Of Miynext, that valuable little f ARM.
Peach HILL lying in Rockbridge county. 50 niles
South of Lexington. and 81 miles firm 'rhomp-
sens Landing, on The North River Canal, con-
tanning 225 or 80 ACRES, about G5acres clear
ed. half OF which is well sci in grass-alsu 10 A.
ercs Of Good meadow, the residue IN Timber.-
The buildings consist Of two CoM
PORTABLE DWELLING HOUSES, /. T. f2rrrTra
Barn and out houses attached IN !, -
Que, and good Orchard to each N's-F2,- --s1-sa
water in every field also Sulphur Spring that
couIi be improved and pay well. Any person
wishing Ia purchase ana divide such a farm. this
would suit admirably as it is nearly equally dvl-
ded by The Turnpike leading from Lexington 10
The North River Canal, and there is dwelling
house un each side Of the road.
Such property is seldom in innrket-consider-
ing quality OF sill. locality, &c. twill be shown
Ia any person wishing 10 purchase by Sa'nuel Nc
CorEe or the subscriber.
TER NS-One-t third in hand. the residue in 5
equal annual payments, the Bonds bearing utter
est from date. NM. Nj. MOUitE.
April Is. iS55.-tds.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-05-02
VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE,
IN R&DEOHD.

IN BEDFORD.
IN pursuance of a decree uf the Circuit Court OF
Bedford, in the cause of Leftwich, Sc. Us.
Qusres, &c tn. Undersigned vino were appoint
odclm nsspuees for that purpose. will on W'edaes
day, The 9Th day Of June, lo51, if fair, if not on
the next fair day. on the premises, sell To the
highest bidder at public auction. the Land where
sfWilliam e.. IeitYch died seized, lying on ELK
Creek, in the county of Bedford within a hall
mile of Steptos's Crossing the Virginia and
Tennessee Railroad, where there is switch for
loading. Sc, about 10 miles below Liberty, and
IA above Lyuchburg, adjoining the lands of Ro.
C.. Sleptoe, Joha Galloway. and others.
The land wall bs sold in Two VaAcTs-one
tract containing about 651 Acres. is in 4 fair stat.
of Improvement. fertile and well adapted to the
growth OF all kinds oil grain and I0baceo. and very
superior iOr clover and grass. This tract contains
"A large quantity OF fine numbered land OF the very
hes. TObacco Land, with great quantity Of plant
ground. peDty OF good springs, aud well water
ed. The Improvements, mostly new, E-~~g
consist of large and elnvenient sTE@N - 4
Back DWELLING HoUsE. Carriage sssgSes Il ~,
House. Ice House, aud all necessary s'4 & -
out houses; two good Barns, and several good To-
sbacco houses.
The Uther Tract contains ab0et 700 Acres, is
productive and in a high state Of Improvement.
-|th pleniy OF ilue tinjeTed sand ur ta)lccO, and
well watered The improvements consist Of
good FRAME DWELLING HOUSE. and all
the Necessary out. houses. with Of the largest
and most c,ayeaient Barns in the ciuntry.
Both Of these tracts are very desirable. aud 1t
rarely happens that such valuable land is in mar
Lkcl. Tue quality Of the soil, the high state OF i'm
Proyement, the proximity to the Railroad and con-
venleace TO market. the iBpruy on the land.
as well as the fact that they are situated in a
pleasant and desirable neighbour hood, render them
worthy the attention of purchasers.
Either of the Undersigned will. at any time
show the lands to any wishing to examine
them.
TERMS A credit of one, two ard three
years. equal instalments. will be given the P~r
chaser being required to execute binds With goud
personal security. fur the purchase money and the
little to the land retained Us further security. sab
irct to re sale in default Of the payment Of the
purchase money.
JOHN 5. ,LEFTWICH. }
SAMUEL Il. QUARLES, Com'r,.
WM. G., MINIS, }
play 2, lS53.-tds.
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Sraunion, April. II, 1856 m.
N ELS0N & B 4 Y l. . L,
Opposite Virginia Ko.el.
= On MI - nT n = I srr IT IA .%11ny


EBr. are now in receipt al Il general and VEL
w srlerled slick al Spriug and Su.nm-r Dry
G ,ods. whicl, will c,;pprr" with any il. Inc mag
kei in variety. s,vI" and prize.
LaIirs' Dress G,,ds.-. Plain FyrOIrans. Said
CoIured ShaIIlps. Plaid ditto. Eubr,iderrd CT
znnbrrs Plain and Striped Bereges. French lis
isie G,nghains, Silk 'rissaes, DrllIan:e., Freuch
Jacnnrls. sc.
AIsn handsome assortment uf T. nbr idrr;ts.
II,sierlrs. Gloves. ltibJands. Wiuie G,,jds vi
great variety. and rfinrn pi all descriptions
GeNrLLM WEAa,-Cioihs. Ca>s.peres,
Twrrd-. Black and Fancy SIX |esiIngs. Mar
srilles Y~siugs. Plain and Fancy Linen Drili-
ms. and yar.olIs other gv'is To- Numerous 10
n.nim.
An uf which have been parrhasej uaier the
mns favorable circumstances and we are dIsp SD
Ia sell on accommodating terms. Gave us call
before purchasing NELSON * BAYLOR.
Sraunion, April II, 1889 n Y. and 4.
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SANDS cUiT ~ EQUITY. -iiiSt0ryg SWt IN
EqGiiy. rs prosecuted aGd defended IN The Nir-
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Circuit Courts. by .iirTaiider II. Sands, Esq.
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This work is intended 10 supply the young men
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Equity pleading and praclIce, contains variety
of forms Of Bills, Answers. Damurrers. Pleas.
DEGREES, &c.. &c. The practical noIes also found
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raie nlscRm 10 the practitioner.
April 10, 1855.
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WB0YFsALE AWD R2rAIL

W n NAiI SA.iJ!I AL.eI Ia sI1u
G. T. @ e s. 4 IS 81 e & e. a..
6t1EiNtER. BROS. :. Go. inform the public that
- They have removed back 10 their old stand
near the Virginia hutel, aud are nov regularly
Installed in their newly fitted up and handsome
store room. Ii is one of the most comnodIous in
the place and will enable them 10 exhibit their
goods 10 great advantage One of the irm has
Just returned from the Northern cities where he
had made IL order and purchased the most beaut-
fol and extensive assortment of Iteady. nade
Clothing ever offered To The people Of this coun
try. Their goods are all of the laes; Spring and
Summer fashions. and unsurpassed for the beauty
Of their taste. They respectfully ask careful
examination from liberal and approaching public,
feeling Convinced that all will award the gnods
the premium for cheapness durability and taste
y. B.-We must again call upon our friends
WIN know themselves indebted 10 us up 10 the LIST
Of January. 10 call aud settle their accounts, as we
much Iced money.
STEINER, BROS. S, co.
StauDton, April rs. 1855.
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Our Stock Of Goods at Cost.

uur Suck CT lfD9dS &C Cost.
WE invite the attention OF buyers 10 our
chaice ass,rlnAnt Of gpals, consisting of
every article in our line for Indies and Gentle
ieg BOYS aei Girls Men aud Women. which
we shall sell at clst TOR Cash or approved nego
table Paper. Come one and all. for the stock
Gutst be disposed Of as soon as possible to make
room for Improvement.
HI. & w. B. CRAWFORD.
Stanton, May ., 1855.
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Pocket ED0,s s.O4f!

IN Tuesday. The 9th of April, the subscriber
~ list in S;aunton pocket book containing two
ten dollar notes (s20) and Clerks tickets anoun-
TING to s. or S. The finder will be rewarded
by leaving it at the Spectator Office,
JAMES BR!TTON.
May 8 1855.
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Ayers CathartiG Pills,
Pills That Are Pins!

L OF Massachusetts, says thcy are h GsssxsA
the best of all Puts and annexed J SssSfS1fY
are the who certify that Doct
Hayes knows, viz: l<sSs-4-Ss
LEMUEL SHAW, Chief Justice n rs ~
Supreme Court of Mass, t/SHn- Sts-5I
EMORY WASa8URN, Gov. Of fcAsaSsSs,SA-
Mass, fss@E~zs,soAa;Sa~1a
w c. PLUNKETT, Lieutenant Governor of Mass,
EDWARD EVERETT, Ex-Scc. of State and Senator
Of u. s.,
ROBERT C. WINTHROP, Rx-spcaker House Rep
resentativcs, u. S. A.
ABBOTT LAWRENCE, Minister Plcnipotentiary TO
Great Britain
I JOaN b. FITZPATRICK, Catholic Bishop Of Boston,
MEN THAT ARE MCN!!i
Among the diseases this Pin has cured with astonishing
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Costvcness Bilious Complaints, Rheumatism, Drop
sy, Heartburn, Headache arising from foul Stomach
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all Ucerous and cutaneous Diseases which require
evacuant Medicine. Scrofaa. or Kng's Evil. They al
by purifying the blood aud stimulating the System
many Complaints which il would not be supposed
they could reach such Deafness, Partial Badness
Neuralgia aud Nervous irritability, Derangemcots OF
the Liver and Kdneys, Gout, and other kindred com-
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tons of its functions. They the best PurgatvG
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April 20, lS55.-2mo.
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Clark, Me-. JAMES KEAGY of Char1ttesvllle, 10 Miss
Nj. CLEHM,x CoNsAD, Of the foyIner place.
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