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IACoB wISE,s EsTATE.-Th. subscribe,
- has been appointed by the Probate Court o
Monroe County, Ohio. 40 Administrator Of Jacot
Wise, deceased, and has given bond and received
letters Of Administration - such.
Feb. 26. 1865. JOHN DEARTH
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SsAMUEI. McCoNNELL'S ESTATE.-Ths
- subscriber has been appointed and qualified
as Admnistralar Of Samuel Mcdonnell, late oI
JOHN b. NoLL.
Feb. Al. 1855.
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Lots in Clarington for Sale.
IT OTIS number IL. IL. SO and -, situated il,
IL desirable localities 10 the town Of Clsring
tou, on each of which is a cummodious dwelling
are offered for sale at . bargain. Also half an
acre OF ground near the town. For further par.
ticulars inquire Of
JACOB T. MORRILL,.
CLARIHorsN. O.. Jan. 10, 1855.
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ENHARLES TURNER'S ESTATE.-The
~ subscriber has been appointed by the Pro.
bate court of Monroe county, Ohio, as Admins.
traitor OF the estate of Charles Turner, deceased.
and has given bond, aud received ietters oi Ad.
minstration as SUCH JAMES YOUNG.
March Z. 1885.
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i scriber was, the 18th day of February
1855, by the Probate court of Monroe county.
Ohio, appointed as Administrator Of the Estate
of Thomas Butler. late of said county. deceased.
and has given bond aud received letters as such.
ALEXANDER MCCULLOUGH.
March Z, 1855.
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OsEpH MORRIS'S ESTATC.-Ths un.
d dersigned has been appointed and qualified
a. Executor OF the estate Of Joseph Morris, tate
ot Monroe county. deceased Those indebted to
said estate should make immediate payment. and
those having claims will please present them prop.
erly authenticated within one year.
Nov. ", 1854 JAS. Il. MORRIS, Ex'r.
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DiSSOLUTION - The partnership hereto.
IL fore existing in the sale Of merchandise in
Brownsville, Monroe county. Ohio. between P.
f. L. j. Koontz. was dissolved by mutual consent
on the 23rd day Of February, 1855. The bus,.
nees OF the firm will be settled by P +. Koontz
The firm will still continue between the said
parties in the purchase of tobacco
P. r. Koontz returns his thanks TO the public fos
the patronage heretofore extended 10 the 6rm,
aud respectfully solcits continuance at Their
custom. He will carry oa the general retail bus.
iness ~ heretofore. r. KOONTZ.
Feb, "a, 1885. JNO. kOONTZ.
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DAvID SHAUB'S ESTATE.-The sub
IL scriber waS the Srd day of March 1855.
by the Probate Court Of Monroe county, Ohio,
appointed 10 Administrative Of the estate of David
Shaub, late of said county, deceased, aud has
given bond and receiv ed letters as SUCH
MARIA ELIZABETH SHAUB.
March I, 1855,
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Dissolution of Partnership.

A TTACHMENT.-Atm nv instance an attach.
"A m-nt was issned on the 22d day of February.
A. D. 1853, by Lauren F. Ellsworth. Justice of
the Peace Of Seneca township, Monroe county. o.
.gai,e, the goods chattes rights. credits. moneys
aud effects Of john Bennett, for the sum Of $40 II.
March 81. 1859 JOSEPH WEIR.
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subscriber was, on the 32nd day Of August,
1854, by the Probate court of Monroe county
Ohio, appointed Administrator, de bonss non. ol
the Estate Of Frederick Huber. late Of said coun.
ty, deceased, and has given bond aud received
letters rs such. FREDERICK KOEHLER.
March I. 1855.
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nAvID JOHNS. ESTATE The subseri.
IL bers were, on the 9Th day Of June, 1854.
by the Probate court OF Monroe county, Ohio.
appointed Administrators, de bouts non. of the
Estate Of David Johns, late Of said county, de.
ceased, aud have gwen tond and received letters
as such ISAAC EDWARDS,
March z, 1851. MAHALA EDWARDS.
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HOHN BECKET'S ESTATE.-Thes suh.cri
- ber was. the 26th day of January, 1855
by the Probate Court of Monroe county, Ohio
approved as Executor Of the Estate of Johs
Beckett, late nt said county, deceased, and ha
given bond aud received letters 40 such.
GEORGE N BECKETT.
March 4 1855.
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THE undersigned has for sale large lot Of firs,
i rate BRICK. which he wishes to dispose Of
Those in want Of Brick will please give HIM q
call. NJ. MORROW.
Woodsfieid sept g.
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Paw Tn!

A LII persons indebted to the undersigned aFs
II respec fully solicited to call aud settle their
accounts Immediately, a. l wish hereafter to do .
READY PAY Business
Cash and Produce will be taken In exchange
for Biack-mithing, at the market price.
Oct. Is. 1854. JOSEPH RODGERS,
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CHRISTIAN REAKsECKER's ESTATE.
" The subscriber was. on the 2nd day Of Feb
fuary, 1855, by the Probate Court Of Monroe
county, Ohio, appointed Administrator. de boNis
mon of the Estate of Christian Reaksecker. late
of said county, deceased, has given bond and 70.
ceived letters a. such.
THADDEJS REAKSECKER.s
March 4, 1855.
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:.'''7 IL. ! PROSPECTUS !
a....l s-ss.. OF THE - t II.
Southern Literary Messenger.
OR THE YEAR 1855.
TwEsrr.rIRsr YoLuME.

y ,% u TwEsrY.vIRsr voLUME. ~
N issuing the Prospectus OF the Twenty
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Messenger, the Proprietors beg leave 70 assure
the public that no exertions will be RENTED on
their part to maintain the high character OF the
work, and to challenge the patronage of all
who value sterling literary merit. For Tween
ty Years, the Messenger has endeavored 70 re-
feet faithfully the Southern mind. While
disdaining all marrow snd sectional views. and
has been alone among the monthly periodicals
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tons Of the, Southern States. 10 This office II
will still Be devoted, and will be prompt tore,
mel ASA i lis upon The South, whether hey come
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slavery pamphlets. AT this critical juneture,
while our enemies are employing literature as
their most potent weapon Of ATTACK, the soIfth-
ern people viii surely not Withhold d ihsiI en-.
courageinent from wotk whose aim II shall be
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it, readers with Reviews, Historical aud Bio
graphical sketches Novels, Tales, Travels, Es-
SAYS, Poems, Critiques. and Papers on the Ar.
my, Navy and other National subjects.
With 4 view 70 insure Q larger circulation
sof the Messeneef, the Propfietors have made a
reductions IN the Price Of subscription which
is nov only Three Dollars pet annum, in ad-
vance, ot four dollars Il not pdid before the LIST
ofJuly in any year. 1L.os f'tss "a
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letter, will be entitled 10 six copies,
The Editorial and Critical department ofthe
Messenger win continue % heretofore, under
the charge of JoHn r. THcNrsoS, Esq, and
win embrace copious notes on current liteTa.
ture ana review; Of all new Anericsn ii For
eirn works Of general interest shd value. The
Editors opinions win Be always tesflessly end
honestly ayowed. .Frisa q 1s1a' "
tn. isusiness Departme1tfs conducted BY
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or 4 business nature must be eddfessgd.
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Two Tracu Of Land for Sale.

TNHE subscriber offers, at private sale, two
J. seperute tracts Of land, well supplied
with the b.st Of timber for saw.l logs, tight bar.
rel slaves. h eadtn2a, rails, and for Blu Idings;
one situated on White Pine Creek, three and
a miles from the Down Of Buffalo, by the coun.
ty road, containing some two hundred and six.
ty acres, thiry-fye Of which are in cultivation,
goodly. propottiih Of rich bottom land, lying
nearly all on one SIDE Of the creek, well adapt.
ed to farming with proper proportion ofmea2--
ow land, a durable spring, near the middle Of
the land, in the riiiht place for building, and
convenient to goot range. y
The other tract containing three hundred
and fifty acres. situated on Honecut Creek
one noieg ofwhiGh, rpropose selling, one and
fourth miles from the Kanawha river, by q
county road andahree andIa half miles from
Buffalo, this tract is unimpfoyed-- both being
in the county. Of Putnam virginia-opply t.
the subscriber living opposite the town of Buf.
falo. ~ MATTHEW d. BROWN.
March "A, 1852 nllu.
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NOTICE

N pursuance of the provisions Of deed Of
il trust, executed on the 9Th day Of Novem-'
beI 1885 By Isaac r. Shank and others, TO
Philip w Hale, trustee, TO indemnify James
Beatty and Others, as the security OF said Isaac
r. Shank and others, upon certain property in
said deed fully described, which deed is re-
corded in the Clerks Office of Putnam county
court, in deed book No. /, pages 40 q ~, and
in pursuance Of a decree of the Circuit cour,
OF Putnam, pronounced at the spring term 1854
thereof. in cause then pending in said court,
in which said James Beatty and Others, were
compliments, against said Isaac K. Shank and
others, defendants, substituting the under
signed trustee in the place of said Philip W
Hale. with all the powers, duties and liabili-
ties conferred upon the said Philip w. Hale, Ivy,
the deed Of trust aforesaid, shall, on the 10Th
dayof May next, 1855, on the premises, in
Buffalo, Putnam county, Va, sell at public
AUCTION, to the highest and best bidder for
cash, the property mentioned and included in
said trust deed, or such parts thereof, as may
be sufficient for the purposes aforesaid. Such
title as is,vested in me by the deed trust and
decree aforesaid, will be conveyed to the put-
CHASER g. '-
/ W. A. ALEXANDER. =
April 4th, 1855. n14w4.
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FOR THE aTATE sENATE.

Upon solicitationof many friends from the
several counties composing this Senatorial Dis.
trict, JANiESH. BBOWN, Esq, Of Kanawha
county, has consented To become candidate
for the Senate and authorized his name 10 be
announced as suchs MANY VOTERS.
We are uthorizea 10 announce The name O
J. c. WHEELER, tf Caoeli, as a candidate
for the State Senate1 in the District compose
of the counties OF Mason, Jackson, Cabell,
Wayne and Writ. M i Il n ,@ n G#
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Dry Goods.

Tf-.s5f- ## 5SH.. WY ~~VUA.
ENLANNELs, White, Red, Green and Vel.
lows 4 3 M ReE Et-,.*s.E. :.
], s l.g c'atteps. ble.ehed dos Y 81
Bleached Sheetines and Shirtingsi II
f Irish Linen, or all qualities; ,< .,. e,
III DsiIlings, Bleached and Brown Cotton and
! Linen, @:Ez5 s'5a t7''F..s ". t5=.'
Table Cloths Ii great variety; ? tsE. u. q.
sambric, white and all coiors;
yaekonetfSS all PRICES; tEtih s.tl<..--tt +
Diapers, linen and cotton. towel and table,
Csn,on Flannel, bieacheu and brown;
Giaghsnis, Of oil colors and qualitiesi
Prints, Hoyle, "a = posles, Tall Riyer
Merrimack, II Els srfSM@ Ifs#EHi.g8 FL
Mourning, and other prints at any price, q
Lsces, or all qualities; IN. .sgh
Edgings and 1nsertings, Swiss, Jackonett
and Bobbinett; H i. 5.t'rt, u Is 'E
Linseys, Cottonade, Linen Chain, MaAches.t
Ter Cord; III iss~5f l..a. .R8 #taE tT8 .sf<{s
Blankets Rose, Cradle and SaddleI ~ ~
Umbrellas and Shades, ETC., etc. q
sETSzER, BEALE 4 90.
RI. Pleasant Jan. ~, ,55. IA
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-04-11
BUFFALO ACADEMY.

TIME REv.D.IJ .siiEN DERs0N, graduate
/ OF the Universfy Of Glasgow, bcgs r.
spectfuily 10 Inform fhe nhabitanis OF the Ka-
lnawha Valley, and, neighborhood that the
spring tenn ofthe BAfalo Academy will CON-
mence on the 10th Of April.
The course or instfaction will embrece eve-
ny ct udy necessary tdsa thorough English, Ma.
thematical and Classical education, so that
the students may be Etsd either for the sdfan.
ced classes ncelleg3 or for entering upon the
active pursuits Of LIE, The system followed
outin the Academy fsIegulaF attendnnce in
sisted upon-no escAse for absence, but sick.
ness-and thorough acquaintance with the
principles Of every hianch ofIthe studies en-.
gagged in, previous To- Advancement. II will be
the constant aim OF Ne Principal and his assis-.
tants to impart soundsand thorough instruction
In every depart,nei AucatiSn, aud 10 make
the Academy worthy The patronsge Of oil who
may commit their chf ldren to his care. n
Terms for the hall Session Of 20 weeks: d 81
Z Primary Department., $500 I
lhtcrmediate, 49, 1000
4 Advanced, 1900. y
Music with the U.s. or the Piano, 2a.Oo
Modefn Language each 500
Payment lin advaEce- half a. commence
ment and have at the middle Of the session.
Feb. -. ~, /, y {. tg II m
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TO THE HEIRS/OF OFFICEkS
AVN So,n,rps ef THE RryoIrr1oyARy
e. 49, az ~ ''
AND orhEhl ""s' ZIi
John S.tfaIlaher 4 RO, III, Gallaher,
r..
formerly Aud Y. 3. ~ (aHy lor claimants
Z ~ T0dFs Marble Bnildinp.i \
,v,v,,,vnroy ,,IxN
=. ,'.i .,
commune 70 give thet 9 EWrp '',ips asenuo ~
.ne ploseeelion " cpMrn, SnFWEpS -
S weMS, asrina tne .II.', M -
MINl' ihei luinii.ay ".H HS sens. .Si
toutiie ol business Ioi'hee1u WIN 'ie se,eiui
ph i anu .ne esPersehIs .ne mase
nsu ~ we inanos em.na " VIC rs np
u oases neitsoiole guy. 49,; 'nen m
lunts tnem ~ ,lehue'tns snen $500, win
leneNsu oo.nSe n W ". Ie T. nu n" tep
Rrvn,r-,os.Sy An oTurH WIS Who. have
hecone ent;fled bv Scis NJ Congress N Gov.
srT.rSoS. H., y,r,ys PrxsIor IN RopsTy
I,xn ','
In .dd;,;on - ,bo;, r., +e,;.rc. ,bev ,oSse,S
much y,Insbis ,scord sha JnsL,,snt,,tS az.
me- onns,,o 80 ~ We ,umarn,.s 81 a. 90 ~
ciaiu. Appet'at"s " '"' NUMEROUS ''1sse' VI
AnSxSo so, p,rvs rr.vsrr,. N.-
VA 0vy,cr,s Sr.nrs- M,p,xrs' Avn Nv
cLrSrs Ior tbeI smyy;v;ng widows or inino,
cb;idrsn wh" ssrvsd in H. Reyolu,;ona,yW War.
WornS 40 Fio,;do or anv nf the Indian waT.
Gor a n.,;od or moi less tb.n fonrtern d,vs. a.
now entitled "a n land Warrant for I GO acres
Tbo,s who have alr,.Jy ,ecs;ved ,beiT An a,
go acre warrants are now entitled 10 an add.
.onat quah"E " "'uNe N"si " e9ud' y ''o
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C. =. BARKsDALE. n. c. READ.
BARKSDALE s READ.
Tobacco l. Commission Merchants,
RICHMOND VII GINIA
Announcements.
FOR CONGRESS.

We arc authorized to announce Hon. G. S.
LEWIS as candiJpte for Ie-election in this
Congressional Disthct =.
MEssRs. EDiToRsl~ You will please a announce
the name OF b. D. WASHINGTON, Esq, as a
candidate for Congress in this District, and
oblige ." MANY Dem u RATS.
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FOR THE LEGIsLATrRE.

MEssRs EDrroRs. Please anhounc z the name
Of Capt. r. N. B. T3i OMPSoN asa candidate
for seat IN the nexf House of Delegates. i
-szga MANY BUFFALO DEN CRATS. H!
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,ETATS-Siik, BsuAh, Bea$ef, Young Amer
III sicans Knpw-E Soothing and wcoi.t III !
CAgs-Men and teors PLUSH. Oloth and
oiased. = GEJHEEk. DEALB 4 co.
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IN BAGS Rio Coffee. just received pea
HI steamer HsSttoId. and e! s.ls n
n Pleassnt Jan. ~, rs. A<2'TN !
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csoAP AND PERPUMERY Shaving sosp

CoAP AND PERPUMERy. shaving Sosp
- and Cream Toilet Soap, etc.j
/ Wash Balls, Csstite and hosin Soaps
Essence Peppermint, Cinnamon, Gloves and
Lemon;
Extract Vanilla and Lemon;
Cologne, Double Extract Jasmin. Violette
and Boquel de Gardiner sg, ~
Rose. Hair and Bears OIL, for sale ~ "
sETSzER. 3EALE & 90. .
RI. Pleasant. Jan. -. n4tv 81
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BUFFALO Markets.
| CoRaEcrED WEExhS.
DOCTOR 6. o. BUTLER
PRACTITIONER 81 rs,
Medicine and Surgery,

HAVING permantly located ct IBurri.
II cane Bridge, onbsm bic professiona.
services 10 the public, hopinf BY diligent d.
ieniiol 70 merit The confidence Of I'll Who may
desire his services. e,
He viii b found q his ONCE, unless pfolss-
sionally absent. ~ ,sas sF-tf -
April tth, 1858. nIfH.
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Dry Goods, Groceries,
HARDWARE 4 QuEENswARE,
Roofs, shoes, Hats, nnd CuDs,

Boots, Shoes, Hats, mud Caps,
We have splendid assortment Of, de lanes,
black and coiored dress silks, French Merinos,
black and col0red alpacns, all wool NJ; de-
laihes. platn and figured common de LANES,
glnghanis, chambrays, and calicoes of oil coli
ors, prices and qualities to suit the most par.
ticular; black and colored VELVETS gimps,
fringes, GALLONS; braids and buttons, :carnbrics
sni paper cambri"s b'eached. brown sni col.
ored drills, bleached and brown cot ten cloth,
Of all widths; bleached and brown table linen
A large lot of black silk MANTfL LAS, good
and cheap long and square .SHAWLS, red
white and pellow plain and twilled fannels,
gloves and hosiery, &C., DC,
ill at prices that csnpotfail to please. IT,"
l Having been well sustained by the people
the last year, We have been able 10 buy goods
cheaper than ever and GRE determined TO sell
them accordingly. J, '.-.-.
H 1a addition 10 our splendid s took Of Ladies'
Wear, and of goods in general we have q fine
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I 4. 81 Il
Fashionable Clothing,

Former and boys, all custommate, and as low
as can be bought IN the West. Having secuI.
ed the services Of a fashionable cutter and
tailor, we are prepared TO make CLOTHING
Of every kind TO order, at the shortest notice.
IL ALL WORK WARRANTED. =
We invite the people Of Kanawha valley, and
surrounding country, 10 give US call, we are
determined, by close attention to business,
and fair prices 10 secure your favor,
II u5- Me shall continue to pay the highest
prices for Butter, Eggs. Feathers, Rags, &c.
f .tf1>=- S. T. l. r. LANGLEY. .
I Gallipolis, Jan. lst, 1855. IN. F's "
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W. A. ALEXANDER, Trustee.
April 4th, 1855. nl4w4. Z.

~ The principal part of the above named pro-
perty is,a steam saw and grist-mill, containing
the following, additional machinery, one Of
Isaac X. Shank's~ patent lathe cutters; one
saw cumming mac hine; two circular Sa Wis, one
q cross cut and the other aIip saw; and also
q machine for saving shingles.~~The above
machinery>is all in good running Order.
The subscriber would add, that his services
IN running the mill, &C., can be; had, il desir-
ed. More information may be had by addressing
! ISAAC X. SHANK.
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UNION HOTEL, I
D. $. MONTAGUE, + Proprietor,
WINFIELD, VIRGINIA. /
gy Every attention paid to guest. ~
March, 81, 1853. ~ .:. 49, - 4
Public Sale.

+ WILL-ssn oil MONDAY, the 2sth day 81
] March, the entire: FURNITURE Of the
VIRGINIA HOASE, comprising many very
valuable articles such as: mahogany side
boards tables, cIEairs, beds, bedding and bed.
Steads' one very superior 81 octave piano, a
large lot Of carPeAng, one large cooking stove
one cannon slows dining room tables, a very
large lot of erockssry- ware, DC. -,
ALSO.-One Nsryt fine saddle horse, one
cow and two hesfers, together with many ar
ticles too numerous to mention. -:
TERMS made known on day Of sale, and
sale to continuation day 70 day until ali are
sold. = !, q J, A. KLINE,
PoIyr PLy.sA m. March o. - - :
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To Eastern Publishers.
New Fall and Winter Goods.
AT THE PEOPLES STORE,
On the Upper corner Of the 7
Public Square, GRllipolfs, Ohio.

S. =. & r.. LANGLEY,
Thankful 10 their numerous friends and the
public generally, for past favors, now have
the pleasure of again offering to all, splendid
stock Of ii .~.s.~~.a -..s.e -
New and Fashionable Goods,
Direct from the East. In addition. to the
usual stock of 81 ".t. ~..sH.,.s'' =. f.. ~.
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NOTICE.

HNpursunnce of the provisions OF a deed of
l. trust, executed on the 2 It'll day of August,
l849, by Isaac r. Shank and Others, to Frank
lin Minor trustee, to indemnify James Beatty
and others, as the security Of said Isaac r.
Shank and others, upon certain property, in
said deed fully described, which deed is re-
corded in the Clerks office of Putnam county
court, in Deadlock No. 1, pages 1913 l. 1879,
and in pu suarce Of decree of the circuit
court Of Putnam, pronounced at the spring
term 1854. thereof, ia q cause then pending. in
said court, in which said James Beatty and
others, were complanants against said Isaac
r. Shank and others, defendants, substituting
the undersigned trustee, in the place of the
said franklin Minof,. with all the powers,
duties and liabilities conferred upon the said
Franklin Minor, by the deed Of trust aforesaid,
! shall, on the 10th day ofMny next, 1885, on
the premises, in Buffalo, Putnam county, Var
sell at public auction to the highest bidder,
lor cash, the property mentioned and included
in said trust deed. or such part thereof IS may
be sufficient for the purposes aforesaid. Such
title MS is vested in ME by the deed Of tf,ist and
decree aforesaid, will be conveyed TO the pur.
chaser. T.. -... :.. n -
w. A. ALEXANDER, Trustee.
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BOOK & JOB WORK

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! At the shortest notice and on the most \
-. ~ reasonable terms. : y
/ Orr citizens have been sending East and 10
other distant places for their printing they
can now have as good work done here, and at
rs low prices, dS nj any other establishment
East or West. Our type is good and Of the
best styles, enabling us 10 print, in the most
superb style, all Kinds Of plain and fancy book
and Job work: such as L.
Books, Fosters. '.5':
Phamphiets, IL Labels, r.,
Catalogues, Cards. i. - ,
Cnculars, . Tickets, F..
I E.tt} Bill Heads, +: Deeds, ...
IF TX. Bills Of Lading, Blanks,
IL L Programmes, Receipts,
III .S.4f Hand Bills, ETC., ETC.,
in BLACK, coLoRs, OR BRONZE.
From our experience; and facilities for do.
ing coleretl work, We feel confident that we
can give entire satisfaction. Merchants and
others desiring colored or plain POSTERS
would do well In give us call. = 4 ~
H. .TRCNDLE d MURRELL.
II "a {. Main Street, Buffalo, Va.