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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-08

PROFESSOR @: MIRAsOIR (Now ACKNOWLEDGED
70 be the first teacher Of dancing New YORK; resnce
mly informs his friends and patrons ssabsbreni
20 on Brosdway, VII reopen on Monday, September TO-
ppen ua fu 10 70 for adies gentlemen ,es -ons ana
HVm sios and s'o ~ ~ he evening for practice.
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MRS. MEARS' FRENCH AND ENGLISH BOARDIN !
~ and day school for young ladies' 2 and 80 Yves. feen
Mrs. Mears viii be home TO receive parents guar
dams who wish TO confer with her. from Monday September
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-08

COLLEGE OF ST. FRANCIS XAVIER, 80 WEST FIF
~ eenth street between Fifth and Sixth avenues Glasses
resumed in this institution Monday, September
Students received applying. Terms-For pupils
9years, 81 90 per quarer those under, 81 90.
MICHAEL DRISCOL.
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A LADY WOULD LIKE TO INSTRUCT IN VOCAL AND
"A Instrumental music, in family where would oona
dered remuneration for board in this city, highest
Office, -
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HOUSE TO LET-A SUPERIOR THREE STORY HIGH
yn few minutes walk from the Atlantic ferry The
be surpassed Rent from to May next $3.50
session given Immediately Inquire OF MI. JOHN X. HORA
80 Nassau street, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-08

DOR SALE-A LARGE BAY HORSE, EIGHT YEARS
IL old sound and kind in every respect suitable Tor pri
vao family heavy work. Apply to RAYMOND 256 Bro y
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DOOMs FOR GENTLEsIEN-wITH OR WITHOUT PAR.
LII tia board be obtained at 80 University place.
Guiding large back parlor frs floor Bath and gas tho
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DoOMS.-A SUITE OF ELEGANTLY FURNISHED
Ii and two single suitable for party of three
four single gentlemen Of high respectaby with without
board in private family The house and furniture
first class Apply at l9i Ninth street. Ave doors west u
Broadway
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EDUCATION.

OIL n -BOOKKEEPING WRITING, ARITHMETIC
plU. Dobear's academy 600 Broadway. Pupils desiring
the practical of instruction. commencing Mon
day may this day, under favorable
three cheap Bad writers guaranteed
TO learn elegant hand.
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JOSEPH HEGEMAN. AUCrIONEER -MONDAY SEP.
einber TO- at 10 O'Clock A. M ~ No = Court srse I,e
Meen Union and sacket streets BROOKLYN general assor
mcnt Of parior chamber and Kitchen fusrni,ure 'S '
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BOARD wANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN, IN A PRIVATE
-. family. Location preferred between Fourteenth and
mrs. stret east Of Broadway. References exchanged
street -'V"e''' - "~'s '~h''en'"
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M for young ladies' No. lI West Twenty second street
between Sixth and Seventh will be repened Monday
September TO- Circulars, with References &C., obtained
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| rI,O LET-A FRONT ROOM AND BED ROOM TO A
gentleman and his wife with board for the lady AZ
Downing street Stages pass every 1--WE minutes Cafor
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-03-21
A cApn I'D TIE LADIES'.

Stanton, March q, l855.--4t
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TN T35. pUBEIC.

EFAVING this day purchased Tue enilFe ln17E
L I est OF George g. 'rrinbIe, in the Drug Store
of Laird s TrGbe, to take effect lst January
1855. | will continue the business in my own
name, and will be happy at all times to See my
friends and customers; pledging them they may
always rely upon me keeping large and fresh
supply of Drugs. Medicines. Paints, OILS Dye
StuiTS, Perumery, Fancy Articles, &c.
o. will have competent aud accommodating
clerks. and besides will give the business my un
divided attention.
All orders from Physicians and others, in this
or the surrounding counties, will be attended to
promptly. JAS. &. LAIRD, Druggist,
Staunton, March q, 1853. Main St.
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NHEHGN.

I'm retiring from business, tenoer my s''i rtn
L thanks to generous public, who have 50 I'O u,
rally encouraged us. and would recomIneno 10 .
their continued patronage, my former partner 10 d
gentleman worthy of their confidence a..
1t devolves upon me to settle the books 10 'n ne
LIST January 1855, gp to which time all accounts
are drawn off hope all persons indebted 10 ~,
4. Laird < Co, or Laird s Trimbie,. VIII come ,a
forward ,rjihout deiey and make f'i'al S9', ,ha
meat The settlement must be made anu '"e
sooner the better. The majority OF accounts are
comparatively small, aud can be paid pfonPn ~,
with very little Inconvenience, MISUNDERSTANDING nns
Inc hard times" | trust all will see me nSee'-
sly Of promptuess, and therefore hope shali Ds
compelled to DUN but few, since, to me- II Is pa
licularly disagreeable. ,-
e3- may be found at the Drug Store o. James
G. Laird. GEO. Is. 1hiHiDi'"'
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IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
pQ.2GIGTI 3. U5I.zzE3S5iTIC DRY GOODS

IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALEl;S IN
p912GItETI 9. U5EEtES5TIC DRY GOODS.
No l63 md I65 .iiaia Street, R;chn:oRd.
SEsgSsEEs E'szAEsE, 1855.
EFAVING removed 10 our new and spacious
IL Warehouse, Nos lG3 and i65 Main street.
we have the pleasure to inform orr friends and
customers, that we are receiving and opening an
entirely fresh stock Of Fancy and Staple FOR
h}Gi.V' md DOMESTIC GOODS, which
will lie very complete by the i9th instant, and
will comprise one Of the largest and mostattractiye
stochs ever before offered in Virginia.
Our i1orejgRs Goods are mostly our own i'm
portaton, and were purchased under great advan-
tages for cash: and having house in New York,
we can always avail ourselves Of the fluctuations
in that market. TO supply ourselves with all kinds
of American Fabrics on thu best terms.
Having had several years experience in the
manufacture of Cioiiins, we will he enabled to
offer 10 the trade 4 large and splendid stock, made
Of good materials. gotten up in the latest and
best styles, and particularly adapted 10 the Viz
giuia trade.
These advantages. with the determination on
eur part To sell our goods ot very close profits, and
to those who buy lor cash (, or pay promptly on six
months credit, will make it to the interest of this
class of customers to buy their goods Of us.
The great increase OF competition makes tine
cessqry that The country merchant should bry his
goods at the lowest possible prices, and it is man
iiest shat in selling as w9 shall for cash, or on
short credit 10 prompt men, we can afford to sell
oar goods lower than under the old long credit
system.
We ask the favor of the merchants Of Virginia.
North Carolina, and Tennessee, 10 give our stock
an examination. feeling confident that we can of
fer them snch inducements as will make it to
their interest to unite with lis in sustaining the
cash and short credit system.
KENT. PAINE s: co.
Richmond. March IL. 1855.
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Cash Music and Z'ianO Store
IHOR AC E w AT Err S
l0es. sssssse3eS EgE03AWAy, r.. y.
C%p9STcXCN 20 .s.LsGCD JEsTT.

l9ees cDebt3 ElJs S'ss % s1,e1t
ogposIrXcM 80 E..l5gGCp 3LE-.
MIusie al Greatly Reduced Rates.
NOTWITHSTANDING the Combination cf
" music dealers 10 keep up the prices Of non
copyright music, against The interests Of RG!ire
composers. and their refusal 10 extend to Mr.. Wa
,ers The couresles of The trade, he is milking i'm
neRse saes.-hayiEg abundant evidence, that lie
his rublic countenance and support. in his OppGsi
ton to the GREaT MONOPOLY, and in his ctiorts 10
aid Native TALENT, and 10 adopt the NATI0HaL
CURRENcY Ills stock OF American and Europe
an music is immense. and the catalogue OF his own
publications is one Of the LGrgsst cad hesi s-!ecisd
in the United States. lie has also made GREAT
REpUcroN in the prices OF PIAaos. MELoDEoYs
and MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS Of all kinds. Supe
rior toned 81 octave Pianos for SIS, $500 and
s225, interior Of rs good quality, ard instruments
as stronr and as durable as these which cast $500
! Pianos Of every variety OF style and price up to
81 900, comprising those OF TEN different naHuIac-
tories among them the celebrated Modern imprOU-
ed HoRAcg Waters PiANos and the first pre-
MUM EolIAH PIANos OF I. GILBERT s. Co.'S
make Owners Of the -Floion patenl.) Second
hand Planes al great bargains. Prices from 5 ~
10 $50. MelodeonS iroia FIVE different manu-
factories, including the vel known ). d. 4 H..
w. SmIrtI's AIeludeuns. (tuEed the equal temper
amenl J the best made in the United States. Pri-
ces AS, $50. $40, sl00, sJi5, $l25, $50, and
$3.50. smiths Double Bank A!elodeons 5000
Each Piano and .Nel0deon guaranteed. The
best terms to the trade, schools, &c.: ~ per
cent discount to clergynen AND churches ~
orders promptly attended 10. Music sent to all
parts Of the country, post paid at the reduced
rates. General and select catalogues and schedule
Of prices Of Pianos forwarded 70 any address free
Of charge.
New York. March u. 1955.-3m
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&ag,..oi,aa Esatewf

IL Grain and Grsss-aced separation.
'SNiiS Machine was Invested and patented oy
Z 6. b. Ssl.non. Of filinois. and. wherever II
others iar cIeauin. Grain and G.ass Seeds.
The Fist Sii7cr Medal aas.awardea to The IN
venlor at The Worlds Fair in New York. and The
FIRST prize at the New York State Fair in 1872.
fl has been adopted BY the Richmond city Gillers,
who recommend il as the best raaciiine known for
separatiuuc and impurities i:"n wheat.
Il will separate any two seeds OF different s;s or
wenhl. is simple il lis construction, and easily
kep in order. /, peculiarly adapted to farmers
uses as il requires tut iiie power 10 wora It. and
cleans gram more perfectly than any macine III"
10 use.
Il can he furnished At the following prices. VIZ:
For Farmers Machine thai viii clean ID 10
50 bushels per hour s'o
For Farper's Machine that will clean 81
to 50 bushels per huur. %
For Farmers Machine (7rrangcd fir horse
powpr) that will clean 81 bushels per hour. %
For A.iller's Machine ihaiwi! clean 81 to
50 bushels per hour, CO
For Miller's Machine that will clean so to
Is bushels per hnr. lUo
For Nl'ller's Machine that Will clean l25
TO 30 bushels per hour. lJo
For a MIler's Machine that will clean 80
70 200 bushels per hour. ~uo
Address RIO. M. ANDERSON.
Commission Merchant, Richmond. Va
n County Rights will lie sod on Ieason
able ferns
Feb. e, 1855. Il. NJ 4.
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Saddle and Harness Furnishing Store.
TEvtlE, subscriber has removed his establishment
4 to the Store IN Augusta Street, between the
stores of Staples s. Martin and Brightwell &
Hope, near the Railroad Depot, where lie has oil
hands splendid stock Of Saddlery Find IN
inps: Trees of all styles; Bits; Stirrups, z-=ss
assorted Spurs Of best quality; Harness Mount
ings of every descriptions Stage Harness Mount
mos; Stage Harness Wagon do; Stage and Draft
Collars Coach do Buggy do; Scotch do; Eng
lisi. Bride Fills, and domestic DO; Whips of eve
ry description; Trunks in great variety; Hand
do Boston yalses; Carpet Bags; Bonnet Box
es; Hat Boxes; Ladies' Fancy Work Boxes Fly
Nets; Ear Tips, aud Hoods Canes Of every style
Wood Mats; Hog Skins Morocco Skins; Patent
Leather; Enameled do; Fancy Bride Fronts !;
English Web; Roller and Union do ; Rein Web; ;
Three Cord SILK and Thread and in short every
article in this line Of business.
lie is also constantly manufacturing Saddles,
Brides and Harness OF every description, by the
best workmen in the Valley.
He especially Invites The attention of country
Saddlers to his stock of materials before purehas-
ing elsewhere.
Tie will give personal attention at the Store
when not engaged as Jailor of the county.
II. i. BRYAN.
Stsunton March 81. 1855
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AS Executor of the wills Of Thomas, Sarah,
"A Jane, Mary and Macy Hogshead, VIII on
he l2,h day of april. 1855. proceed to sell upon
the premises, at public auction, 10 the highest
bidder. valuable Tract Of Land containing about
400 ACRES, near jennings Gap, aud adjoining
the lands of lIite. Rnbnsh, hicNalr, and Others.
This is one Of the most desirable farms thai
has been in market in this county for many years.
The land is Of the best quality aud in fine state
of cultivation, wall waiered, with a ceIntoraa!e
Dwelling House, and all necessary out-hoases
upon it. -,
will at the same time sell at auction, all the
Personal Property belonging Ia the estates o' said
Hogsheads, consisting Ola family of vaiuahie Ne
groes, ID fine lot of Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Hogs,
Farming Utensils, Household and Kitchen Fur
nture.
TERMS for the Land-onethird in hand, am!
the balance in one, two. and three years, the ie'
gal title retained as ultimate security. For the
Personal Property credit Of nine months VIII be
given. with bond and approved security, upon all
sums over ten dollars.
GEO. NJ. COCHRAN, Ex'or.
March IA, lS55.--tds
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aeaxwc sAxEs, 1855.
A. NORRIS.
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.

PUBLISHER ASD WHOLESALE DEALER ~
Boohs. Paper, Stalim9y, md Picno- fmies.
TNOCLD iuyi;e the attention OF COUNTRY
" Dealers visiting the city TO make their
Spring Purchases 10 his large and genieel assert
meni Qf Guods apperiaiaing TO lis liade. which
viii be sald upon the most reasonable ief;ns.
Wo,ceser,s PIANO FOaTES and Princes
MELODEONS.--i NJ. is sole agent for the sale
Of the above celebrated Instruments. which ere IN :
riyalcd AID unsurpassed, and sold at mCderae phi
ces.
G3- 4 general assortment Of Musical lnstru-
menis and Musical Merchandise.
Having BiHdery attached To his Book Estab-
Ishmen,, he is prepared 10 manufacture. to order.
every description Of BLINK BOORS, and ex-
eeuc binding ia every variety of style.
Oa- AIIorlers iton the country will meet prompt
attention. and be executed rs faithfully as if tie
purchasers were personally present.
Sd A. NORRIS.
Feb. 22. 1915. 81, Main Street.
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~ INYALIDS recovering from the effects of Fever,
Bous Diseases or long continued illness Of any kind,
viii find Cartcr's Spanish Mixture the oa!y remedy
which will revive t&eir dropping constitutions, eNPSi
all bad huulors from the blood excite ~ liver to a
prompt and healthy action and by its tSc properties
restore the patient to life and yisor.
We can oaly say TRY IT. a single bottle is worth
all the so-called Sassaparas in existence 1t contains
no Nercnry Oman, or any other uoxots poisonous
drug aad can be s;Yea the youngest intact without
hesitation.
See the certificates Of wonderful cures around the DOT
tie More than five hundred persons IN lae ci'y @
Richmond, Va, can testify to lis good effects.
- See advertisement
March IS55-imO,
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March 81, lS55.-4t

'Ksas, gfsdsas' Attention Solicited !!:!
TEsAL subscriber IS now in philadelphia select
& ing his stock Of SPRING Md SUN
.MER GOODS lie would therefore cay TO The
Ladies Of Saunton and neghborhoOd. lhat he VIII
be able to exhibit beautiful stock OF new style
dress Goods in few days.
The Spring styles are unusually handsome, and
no pains will be spared in making selection o1
the fastest and richest patterns.
He embraces this opportunity 10 return his SIN
cere thanks 10 those who have 90 literally pat
ronized him, and hopes that he may sill ENJOY
there favors 70 ah, he willsay that general
assortment Of Staple, Fancy and Domestic Dry
Goods, Queensware, Hats, Groceries, &c, &C.
will be offered at small advances.
JAS. a. PIPER.
staunton Mar. 81, l855.-y. s A. copy 1t.
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TIME Subscribers have now in stare and oHer III
& sale the most extensive and desirable stock OF
SPRING GOODS they have ever exhibited
Their stock embraces every article and grade OF
goods in their line and viii be sud at prices To suit
the times. The very latest styles Of goods intro
Grced into the country are made up in the most
superb manner and kept by Us; and having one OF
our firm constantly in the New York market buy
nr goods for cash, aud manufacturing as we do
far eight houses. we possess advantages, and can
offer such inducements to the Merchant AMI CON
s;lmer as will defy competition. We have been
engaged in this business in this city for the last
seventeen years; and constantly increasing trade
is the hest recommendation we could offer of our
goods and mudo of dung business. We return
our thanks f,r the patronage of our friends, and
pledge cur best efforts 10 please those who favor
US with call.
KEEN, BALDWIN & co.
Mech Il ISSS
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ENnrEa GArE,


IN pursuance OF the last will and testament Of
the Rev. Jacob Baer. deed. will sell at pub
lie auction. on The premises. On Tuesday tao 5dci
,4pr;t as@t the upper farm Of the deceased, known
as the intf Farm, adjoining the lands OF Accord,
Crosby and others, and about = miles wesl OF
ChurcLvilIe, in Augusta county. 1t contains by
a recent survey, 2359 ACRES, good portion OF
which is cleared, aud the balance well lmbered.
1t lies well, and IS well adapted to grain and grass.
The improvements are comfortable HOJSE,
with out buildings, q Barn. Tenants House, and
a SAW Nit The farm is well watered
The land will be shown by The subscriber al
any time, and the terms, which will be liberal.
made known on day Of sale. Possession given On
the LIST Of September next
GEO. A..SHUEY, Executor.
March 7, 1855
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II Or g A :. y.
A WARFARE Farm 6. 1iIerohaEs Fill

II Vd-Ld Jjc o1-u =. A'40A S-ses'-" --
A S Aren't for the uidw and t'e.rs cf jactt
IA Peck IT,. deed, ara authorized to sell the
valuable Tract Of Land ard Mercllan. l,i'il now
in the possession ui III. II. Peck. The land Les
on Cristian's Creek, w ;hin fur miles Of .,ianr-
ton. and is nteIsecteJ without injury to / by the
Virpinia Centrai Railroad. The tract coliiai.
3g3 ACRES. 1876 acres Of whch are cleaHd and
in cood cultivation lie residue is covered with
remarkable and most valuable growth OF timber.
There are sixty acre. of Bottom Land which ca :
rot he excelled in quality, ten acres Of whish re
in Meado.. Tie quantity of meadow nay &c
easily increased.
desire 10 cr!l especial attention 10 the Sa:f7
cs.aas Igiil, which has been in operation a
number of wears aad is in one OF the best Jealio'
il the County. Arrangements have been made
for Switch and Turnout on the Railroad rear
the Mil, 81 that four may lie loaded directly wi'h
out being Hauled to Drpai.
Tire other improvements are good BRICK
DWELLING HOUSE, Kiich -@1F4A
on. necessary Out buildings. AMI an S@S.ls.....fs
excellent Swi ;her Barn. Tie pres SSsf9 ~
ent occupant is preparing Ike land zas...-saal'
for Sprinp crop. and The purchaser shall la c
The benefit of all pIoughing and planting done
The small gran crop viii he reserved.
will sell the Mil Miiler's House and Five
Acres of Land seperaey FROM the residue Of The
tract. will also sell separately 50 much "i the
land (supposed to be so acrps) as lies sonlh Of
tie Railroad. The residue OF the tact, contain
inc abuul 800 Acres will make one OF The most
desirable farms in the county.
The terms of sale are :-0neth IN hand ana
the belance in one two and three vars u eds
will he given when the first payment i'made' u G
vendors len 10 be retained for,the unpaid pgr1
chase money. \ negotiable note at ~ or ~
days, with good endorseTs will be taken iof 'iie
hand payment. Possession given aiscncr.
If sold before VII On Saturday, tie 2i@ u
.9Dyil, 1855. sell The above property. at pnbc
auction, on the premises. The heirs having Civ
en- me authority to sell. it is Iny purpose 10 eject
sale. HUGH w. SHEFFEf, Agent.
March q, lS55.-fds.
gry- Vnd:cator and Rock. Reg. copy.
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~ r. II .,o.ox,s eeHrAeLE TIScTURE.-Haye
~ X ,.n.,t;a liver Complaint, Nervous DEBILITY
Hsca:ges Of the Kidneys, any loss Of Power and DIS
,rransement of the system We but point you 70 the
thousands who have used tao GEsAr fMS yo to
-. -. RWr,tobl, Tincturc," and its effects.
Nrs- See advertisement
Scnt "a 1851.
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NogFce ta Cnrnamfnn,s.

&EALED PROPOSALS will be received at
~ Staunton until Wednesday, 2Sth inst. for
building three DePots on the line OF the Central
Railroad.
At Craigsvillc, 80 feet long by % feet vide.
AT Great Calf Pasture Bridge. 60 by 25 feet
A third will be built either at MIR. Andrew
Bratton's. Mrs Brations, or at the Tunnel, which
will be 81 feet long by - feet wide. aud the To-
cation decided on the day oflet,ng
These buildings viii have ordinary framing for
weatharblatdiny. aad be covered wth shingles.
Spe,iii, plans aud descriptions will be furnished
on the day of letting.
BY order Of the Board.
5. A. RICHARDSON,
Division Ens,ncer.
Staunton, March 81, 1885.
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March Il, 1853

rs Germany is OF the greatest musical countries
in the world There every child is taught to use rs
voice in earliest inacy and Is Elach atcntCn u paid
to its singing as to the elementary education ch-
drcn; il IS at once their sud and amusement Speak
ters which are now rs popular ia ts country music
is in Germany. They most excellent medicine,
prepared and sold only By d. Jackson 100 Arch street.
Philadelphia.
Narch Il. lS55.-2W.
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weed LOIS and Pasture E.ots


Ll.3 .-.I.sA1@2z---Is.s
EpV virtue Of decree of the Circnit Court OF
Ed Augusta county, in the case Of Jameson s
Administrator, Us Jameson, Sc, shall proceed
to oiler at public auction in the town Of stanton.
on Saturday Ike Ith Dag @ April ncri, body o.
Noad Land containing S. ACRES. lying miles
west of Stanton, either IN one body or III lots 10
suit purchasers, Of not less than 9 acres each
The land is well limbered and will furnish large
supply of IRE wood.
At the same time will sell number of NEST
excellent pasture lots, not exceeding acres IN
size, lying on the Institution road and within less
than hal; mile Of town.
TERMS One third cash--the balance two
inslalments al 9 and s months with interest from
date. secured by bond with approved personal Sc
curly, and the title retained ill the houds are
paid. j. d. IAIB0DEN,
Comm'r OF The Court.
March IA. lS55.-tds-T. i. copy.
o. 4 plat may be seen at my Office.
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TRANSFORMERS SALE.

PURSUANT to decree of the Circuit Court
= Of Bath County. rendered on the Eth day Of
October, 1864, in Tie case Of Mary G.. Frazier
guardian Sc. plaintiff. against Virginia Frazier
and others, Defendants. will. on tie IN day Of
AprH 1855. at the late residence of James Z.
Frazier. decd, near Green Valley in Bath Coun-
iy. proceed to sell at public auction. the real es.
tate of said Frazier, consisting of the home place
containing abopt 206 ACRES, and between 2
and 500 acres of contiguous wood land and a
tract of 40 acre, Of unmproved land, in the Sis
terlick draft in said County. So murh OF the pur-
chase money as may be necessary 10 pay the costs
of the suit, and expense Of sale, will be required
in hand. A credit Of one, two and three years
will be given on the residue Of the purchasemon-
'ey, in equal instruments. Bond, with good per-
sonal security, viii be required, and the legal IT,
tie retained as further security. The title is be
lieyed to be unquesiionahle.
ANDREW DAMRON, Comm'r.
March T, IS55.-5t.