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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-03-28

yJIRGINlA:-At Rules held atthe Clerks or
fee oi'hc Circuit Court of Bath county. on
Monday the 9Th day OF February, 1853, Joseph
Henderson. Plaintiff
AGAINsT
James l.. Musson John J. Musson, John Surher
and Sally his wife, Rice Vass and Polly his
wife. Alfred Lang and Julia Ann his wife. AL
bert Franklin ana Jennetia his wife. and Han
nah Musspn. heirs a, las of james Mus;on, de-
ceased. and William H. Revercomb. Sheriff of
Bath county. and as such Administrator ofJaInes
NILSSON, deed, Defendants.
IN CHANCERY.
The object of this suit is to subject to sale
Tract of Land in the county of Bath. belonging 10
The estate of James MusSon. deed, 10 pay debt
due hy said estate TO the Plaintiff.
The defendants James l.. Musson, John j.
Musson. John Surber and Sally his wife, Rice
Vass and Polly his wife, Alfred Lang and Julia
Ann his wife, Albert Franklin aud Jenne.ta his
wife aud Hannah Musson. hairs at law of James
Nlusson, decd, not having entered their appear.
ance. and it appearing by satisfactory evidence
that they are not inhabitants OF this Common
wealth on nation of the Plaintiff it is ordered
that The said Defendants do appear here Within one
month after the publication of this order. and an
swer the Plaiu:iif7s Bill, and that copy Of this
order be published in the Stauntnn Spectator unce
week for four weeks snccessvely. aud posted at
the front door of the Court house of said county on
the first day of the next Court after It's publica-
ton. A Cnpy-Tesie.
s. A. PORTER, Cl'k.
,,l OF 1oE5 A.,
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March 81, 1854
RnTTNTY.LAND WARRANTS.

E9a0R a mnleraie compensation, propose to at
Il tend to The claims Of those who will receive
Land Warrants under the recent act of Congress.
have had much success in procuring warrants
under The late law, and will give prompt and
strict auention to ali cases which may be placed
ia my hands.
Those desiring my services will please apply
to the editors Of the Spectator and Vindicator,
Stanton Rob't. j. Glendy. Deerfeld; Col. g..
Hull and Col A. Fl. Byrd, Highland; Campbell
& Cleek. Mil,borough.
TREoDoRICK b. McROBERT.
March IA, lSJj.-4m
F- Wind. aud Lexington Gazette publish 3
times, and send account TO this cfiee.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-03-28
10 the ,E,r,asa Creditors OF

no the E'redsa Creditors OF
Darid ". Paterson md aH otter persons in any
,oiSe Interested in sal! pGiterSon's estate.
TE7AkE NOTICE. That shall. ON Friday the
L 18Th day Of April next, at my office IN Slaun.
ton. proceed TO state and.sciie the accounts ofs id
Pa!terson's trustee and administrator, toake proof
of claims against his estate and I" make sundry
eaqnrles affecting said estate and its creditors. in
pursuance Of decfeiaI order of the Circuit Court
OF Augusta county, entered on the 4th day OF
February. 1855. in The Chancery suit Of I'D. w.
Pa,ersun's. trustee and administrator Us ID. w.
Patterson's creditors aud ais"
The decree under which am acting is long
one. and lis acquisitions somewhat complicated /;
would therefore suggest tina; The parties interest
ed call between this and the day of my appoint
mpnt. either at my Office or the Circuit Court
Clerks Office. and examine for themselves. in
order to an Intelligent preparation for presenting
their respective pr tensions in the premises.
J. n. HENDREN, Com'r.
C,o,,ton NIor,h Of iSS5 At
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LOOK THIS WAY!!!

ETT J. POINTS would respectfully inform his
w . friends and the public that he is at the old
stand. one door above the Union Hall and nearly
opposite the Central Bank.
He has on hand large and excellent stock of
TIN. Brass and SHEEI-IRO.N ware,
(painted, plain and iapanned.) Also various pat
terus uf COOK STOVES, all Of which are the
most improved in use.
RoorlNG, SpourING, GUTrrRiNG and REPAIR-
ING Of all kinds done as Low as il possibly can be
in any portion Of the country.
Staunion, March e, l855.-2m
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-03-28
Valuable Real and Personal Property
EI0s. Aasp.

AS Executor of the wills of Thomas. Sarah,
IA Jane. Wary and Nancy liogshead. | viii on
the l2h. day of .4pril. 1865. proceed to sell upon
the premises at public auction. TO the highest
bidder, a valuable rrac, OF Land containing about
400 ACRES. near Jennings Gap.a adjoining
the lands of Hie Rubish. hlcNar, and others.
This is one of the most desirable farms that
has been in market in this county for many years
The land is OF the best quality. and in fine state
If cultivation well waiered, with comfortable
Dwelling House, and all necessary out houses
upon it, ;,
Twill at the same time, sell at auction, all the
Personal Property belonging to the estates OF SID
Hogsheads. consisting Ola family of valuable Ne
orpes fine lot OF Horses. Cattle, Sheep, Hogs.
Farming Utensils Household and Kitchen Fur
niture. :,
TERMS for the Land--one-third in hand, and
the balance in one, two, and three years. the lie
gal title retained as ultimate security. For the
Personal Property credit of nine months will be
giyer. with bond aud approved security, upon all
sums over ten dollars.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-03-28
HsAss 2aS2D.

On the Goth inst. By the Rev. c. George, Mr.. Al
FRED j. SroFga, Editor OF the Culpepcr Observer,
Miss ASSiE daughter OF Air William Day-al Of Cui-
pepper.
In Weldon, N c., on Tuesday evening the 20th iust,
BY Rev. john Campbell, Mr.. TioN As &. COLEMAN, Of
Petersburg, to Mss CAROLINE V. d. PIcxEmN0, Of
Stanton, Va.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-03-28
$4,000 Gifts fer the People.
y K C { II e a ART UMIO n
Every body harins Ticket gels an Engraving
,eor!h One Dollar IN addition 10 a chance

Erery body harins Ticket gels an Engraving
'eor!h One Dollar Ia addition 10 chance
IN the Distribution Of The Gifts
a MID the numerous Gilt Distributions sprlng-
n ing upln various States, the Proprletors OF
The above Deg leave to submit one which they hope
viii prove not unacceptable to Virginians. Inc
money at least is confined to home circulation, a
consideration worth something in tight tlmes.~
II makes small drafts on the p,cket--giyes every
man positive equivaen, for his money, and e.
quail chance with the rest tor valuable gilt AS
soon as the Tickets are sold the following Bf't-
liant Schedule Of valuable property will he DIS
tri5uted In Glfts-to the Ticket holders. by com
mltiee OF six managers, gentlemen OF well Known
aud unlmPeachahe character.
Farm, POO Acres, in Lynn county.
Missouri worth SioUU
Two-story Brcl, House and Lot, in
Petersburg, Hardy CO., Va, l2OO
5 Splendid Gold " atches, worth Sl2o, %
20 Excellent Silver do. 20, oJu
| 40 Rich and Beautiful Shawls, s. 10, ot0
l00 Ladies' Gold Breastpins, g o. 20O
! 100 Gents IS 8. =" 3, 5OU
100 Gifts Of So each, to BE paid in store
goods, from the Proprietors large as
soriment kept constantly on hand, 50U
! 500 Gold Pens in silver eases; worth vi, l2oO
] COO mugs,
| 1864 Silver Pencils, Ia 1890
Every body by paying Orr DOLLAR will re-
ceive certificate OF membership, emitting HIM to
haudsome large Lithographic Engraving OF
WASHINGTON AND ARMY CROSS
ING THE DEE.2n,.4RE, (cheap at one dol
lar. and which cannot be bought by the single
copy at less.) than which nothing is more hi to
| hang up in the parlor of every American, Each
subscriber viii also be entitled TO an equal share
in the Distribution of the Gifts The Engravings
can be seat by nail. and we will commence deliy-
ering them as soon as received. We have en-
played an ARTIST who is already engaged in
getting them up.
o. For Particulars. Tickets, Sc, call upon or
address, postpaid, the Propretors at SeymOurs
vile, Hardy Co. Va.
H!GlNBoTHAM s. CO., Proprieiors.
March e. lS55.-tf
03- The Distribution Of the Gifts in the above
scheme will take place as soon as $4,000 tickets
have been sold.
o. The Tickets are meeting with general
acceptance --absut 5000 having been already dis
posed of--aud may safely anticipate the Day
! OF Distribution Soon
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-03-28
JOSHUA P. HUNNICUTT, I Tr,.,.s.
WILLIAM WATTS,

AS trustee in ano,her trust deed executed by
IA Porter Fagg. acting for Flsgg, Caldwell &
Co., dated February 18th, 1850, and intended to
secure certain debts in said deed specified. | will
at the same time and place mentioned in the fore
going advertisement, offer for sale at pnslic auc-
ton for cash. the residue Of the above mentioned
property. if there be any after discharging the
said debt Of the South Side Railroad Company.
JOSHUA P. HCNNiCUTF.
March 81 lS5J.-tds Trustee.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-03-28

According to the New York Post Col, Kinney
has not abandoned his project of colonzing the
Mosquito country. According to his statement
the story Of the failure Of the expedition arase
from the fact that he has disconnected hlnseI
from the Central American Company. and now
purposes to carry the enterprise through on his
omn shoulders.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-03-28

Hy- INyALIDS recovering from the effects Of Fever,
Bilious Diseases long continued Illness Of aoY kind
will find Carter's Spanish Aixturc the only remedy
which will reYye thcr d5oopag constitutions, expe
all bad humors from the blood excite the liver 10
prompt and healthy action, aud BY lis tonic properties
restore tue patleat 70 life aud yisor.
We can only say TRY IT. A single bottle is worth
all the socasd 5aSaptrillas in existence. Il ntaas
no Mercury, Opium or any other nox;ois poisonous
drux, anl can be given the youngest inant without
hesitation.
Sec the certificates Of wonderful around the boz.
tie. More than i've huodrel persons in the CITY Of
Rchmoad Va, can testify to its good effects.
80 See advertisement.
March I, lS55.-lmO.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-03-28
Saddle and Harness Furnishing Score

Saddle and Harness Furnishing Score
yEsliE subscriber has reinoyed his establishment
d to the Store on Augusta Street. between the
stores of Staples 4 Martin and Brightwel y
Hope. near The Railroad Depot. where he has on
hands splendid stock Of Saddery Find Ia
ings; Trees OF all styles; Bus; Slirrnps, '-1see
assorted; Spurs Of best quality IlaToess Mount
Jugs of every description; Stage Harness Mount
;ngs Stage Harness; Wagon do; stage and Draft
Collars coach do; Buggy do; Scotch do; Eng-
lish Bride Fill, and domestic do Whips Of eve
ry description; Truths in great variety; Hand
do; Buston Yalses; Carpet Bags; Bonnet Box
es Hat Boxes; Ladiea' Fancy WORK Boxes Fly
Nets; Ear Tips, and Hoods Canes OF every style ];
Wood Mats Hog Skins; Morocco skins; Patent
Leather; Enameed do; Fancy Bride Fronts;
English Web Roller and Union do; Rein Hfo;
Three Cord Silk and Thread aud in short every
article in this line Of business.
He is also cons'ahtly 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 purcsas-
ing elsewhere.
He viii give personal attention at the Store
when not engaged as Jailor Of the county.
II. Z. BRYAN.
S!aunton, March q, 1865
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o. A plat may be seen at my Office.
Lard SALE.

HlA ~ - s9lA aLsis
IN pursuance OF the last will and testament at
Il the Rev. Jacob Baer. decd. will sell at pub
lie auction. on the premises. On Tuesday lhe 3do'
.lprl mert. the upper farm Of the deceased, known
as the Huff Farm. adjoining the lands Of Accord.
Crosby and Others. and about p miles west OF
Churchvile in Augusta county. II contains by
a recent snryey. 23Qi ACRES. good, portion Of
which is cleared. and the balance well lImoerrd'
1t lies well, and is well adapted To grain and grass
The improvements are comfortable HOUSE,
with out buildings. a Barn. Tenants House, and
aSAw Mill. The farm is well waiered..
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 '!'
the LIST Of September next.
GEO. A. SHUEY, Executor.
March T, 1855.
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uxrnwaTvw SALE OF

Stage Coaches, Karneas and Itorses.
ERY authority Of trust deed, executed tc IA as
AS trustees. by Porter Flagg, acting or fIagg
Caldwell s, Co.. dated February 21lh. 1850, snd
intended to secure debt Of &3,9I7.09 due from
said Fsgg. Caldwell s. ca. 10 the South sidc
Railroad Company, we viii, on Friday Tie 30th
Of .nmch. 1865. at Salem. in the county OF Roam
oke offer Tor sale at public auction Tor cash. the
following property, to wit: Four Horse Stage
Coaches, II sets Stage Harness and 81 Horses.
The property of said Flagg. Caldwell & Co.. or
so much thereof as may be necessary to discharge
said debt.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-03-28
lIarch "a. ISIS.

s- One of the nobest traits Of the Human character
is gratitude FOR benefits received and the hearts which
wouo forge; the benefactor Who had made it happy,
sinks below the level of the dumb brute BAT bow much
pleasure too shoud derive fOn doing good, not Cor
the sake OF being thanked, and pscn persons under
obligations TO u.s. but for the sake a.cac OF making them
happy The greatest benefit c2n bastowapos anoth-
er is restoring him TO health Dr. {. NJ. Jackson, by
the aid Of Hoo1aud'S German Bters. sold at l3D Arch
ST., Phla has been the instrument of saving thousands
from uatimcly grave.
Marco IS iS55,-2w.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-03-28

A NEw PRorEcroRArE,-By late ChIi'an
papers received at New York 1t appears 'hat our
Government has. By treaty, negotiated win
the 9oyernment Of Ecuador, obtalned the pro'ec-
,ot,te of the Galapagos group of islands IN tue
p,c;6c ocean. The Valparaiso Mercury contains
the couy of protest of the representatives OF
Fr,nce. England. Spain and Peru to the govern
men. Of Ecuador against said treaty, witch II
seems is to give the Americans monopoly oil the
ruano of those islands,
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-03-28

DISSOLUTION.

fNHE partnership heretofore existing between
Jas. q. Laird and Geo. b. frimble, under
the style and irm of Laird s Trimble, is this day
dissolved by mutual consent, and the business will
hereafter be conducted by James G. Laird alone
JAMES G. LAIRD.
GEO. B. TRlMBLE.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-03-28

letter from New York on the 2lth says
4.rhe recruiting for the British army causes some
excitement here. and the District Attorney has
written to the United States Marshal directing
him :, oive notice to the persons engaged IN II
that local proceedings will be Instituted, the bust
ness being clearly in violation of our laws" A
similar office having been opened IN Philadelphia,
the q. s. Attorney was aboat to put an edd TO the
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-03-28
Nc the ladies OF Augusta.

y iII subscribers have purchased the right for
Augusta county, of Erquett's P.3iE.NT
LEVER CHUR.T. and will be glad 10 furnish
them to all persons in want Of the article 1t IS
very simple in its construction. and is one OF the
greatest labor saving machines ever invented
The whole operation of chnrning can he perform
ed in from FIVE TO ten minutes. Tie Churn,
narrower, is easily cleaned and Kept IN order. 1t
cap be seen at the Stanton Spectator Office.
where persons interested are invited 10 call ard
see for themselves. They are for sale a, the tin
ner's shop of John c. Grove. 10 stanton.
r. II. BAKER,
March 90. l855.-4t P. II. MOORE.
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March Ii, lS55.-tds
wood E.oss and Pasture Lots
Inr TT a rsfE Ell

E1Y virtue of decree of the Circuit Court OF
I'D Augusta county. in the case OF Jamesnn
Administrator. Us Jameson. &c.. shall proceed
to offer at public auction in the town OF Stanton.
on Saturday the 7h day Of april neat, body OF
Wood Land containing 80 ACRES. lying miles
west Of iauntQn. either IN one body or in lots TO
suit purchasers. of not less than acres each
The land is well iimbered and will furnish large
supply Of fire wood
At the same time will sell number of most
excellent pasture lots. not exceeding acres IN
size. lying on the Institution road and within less
than hall mile of town.
TERMS One third cash-the balance two
instalments at 9 and Is months with interest from
date, secured by bond with approved personal Sc
curity. and the title retained till the b~nds are
maid. j. d. IMB0DEN.
Comm'r Of the Court.
March IA. 1856 tds-r. A. copy.
Gy- A plat may be seen at my oiiice.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-03-28

At Norfolk on Thursday last they had the
greatest depth of snow that has fallen during the
winter.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-03-28
Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron.

z TAKE this method of informing my friends
Il aud the public generally that | am now pre-
pared 10 Manufactures every description of Tin,
Copper aud Sheet Iron articles Roofing. Spout
ing Gutteriag and Repairing done in the best
manner, and as low as ii can be done by any one
else.
,ps- My shop is in the old Office of the Siaun
ton Spectator, on Main Street.
JIG. GROVE,
Slauntoa, March 90, l855.,-2m
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-03-28

Mrs. Alexander Hamilton was the first person
in the United States for whom ice cream was
made.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-03-28
? e + L & ST E Y & n S
WHOLESALE DaUGxLsTS,
50 IEkngli SIREGG,
AENNANEDEglA, VA,

"a E/2L 1AfG "a 80 aIAe IEs9
A RE now receiving from the Importers and
"a Manufacturers. the largest stock of Foreign
and Domestic Drugs, Chemicals, Paints. Oils,
yarnshes, Dye SiafIs. Spices. Patent Medicines.
Glassware. Instruments Brushes, Perlumery,
Fancy Soaps. Window Glass, Putty, Sc, ever
offered in this market.
Having asceriained that Goods can be sold as
cheap in Alexandria as any other city. they are
determined to sell at northern prices, thus giving
the purchaser home market, al the same time
saving freight. commission. &c. Having been
literally patronized, they will spare no efforts To
merit a continuance and increase Of the sane.-
Being always glad to see their old friends. and
make new ones. they invite all to call at their
larre and new Warehouse and examine their stock
and prices, bef,re purchasing elsewhere. All ar
iicles warranted pure and genuine. Orders prompt
ly attended to.
s- A large supply of Garden Seed always
on hand.
Alexandria. March 81, 1855.
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Naknrla preminnn Ril.fara.

To DYspEpTtcs.-'rh1Se pcrs1as Afflicted with Dys-
pep,ia should at once give Bakers Premium Filters
trial Hupdrsds ofcertfcates aow 10 the hands OF
the proprietor many Of which have bceU Published full
ly atteS;ing their efficacy in arrcstrg the lOshSonc
disease while strengthens the digestive organs, in
vigorates the stomach and gives life aud eaergy 70
the whole system Us ingredients purely vegetable.
entirely free from all mineral poisnas, Snd may be ia
ken with safety by ali ages and sexes.
Prise so cents per bottle. For sale BY J. u.
EsKslDGE, Stanton, and BIsB s. WILLS, Charlcttes
Vile
M,-.h IA IS55
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lISSnLlITinN.

'ESIfE partnership heretofore existing between
4 Robert } Glendy and Aaron F.. Bledsoe. in
the Mercantile Business at Deeriield. is this day
dissolved by mutual consent. All debts due TO
said firm are to be paid TO Robert j Glendy, and
all deSts due by the firm paid by hun.
ROBERT j. GLENDY.
AARON f: BLEDSOE.
Depr6e1d March os 1874
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HIGHLAND LAND FOR SALE.


WISHING to move Wes,.I will offer ior saeat
W public auction. on Saturday The 3la Of
March neri. (ls55,) on the premises. the FARM
on which the subscriber resides. situated in High
land county, IN the waters of the Bull Pasture a
bout two miles north Of the Staunion and Parkers-
burg road. adjoining t,e lands OF Col. G. w. &
Felix I'll. Hull. cont aiming about 2Go ACRES,
all under fence. The improvements are
comfortable Dwelling House. good 80
Barn. and other out houses an Orchard sss,EI
Of excellent ifuit every variety grown -...i.fa
in tbs cpuiry. There are about 20 acres of Mead
q" OF ~ average quality Of the county. The PAS
iure add plow lands are well set in BLUEGRASS ard
clover. ~''~
Will also offer at the same time and Mace. a
separate Tract. containing abaut $50 ACRES.
situated about two miles fran the first, having
gond location Tor the growing of Young cattle or
grain. and 10 certainly good appendage To thu
hTst tract. On this there is about so Acres or
more, under fence, and in good sod. sufficient for
Az or 90 young cattle. with tenan, residing on
part Of the farm. Both farms are well watered
and will be sold jointly or separate, as NAV suit
purchasers.
a lnrhef description is unnecessary. a, tbo,,
wishing to purchase will examine for themselves,
Terms accommodating. and made known on N,
day of sale. Aay inquiry. either personally or bv
letter, VIII be promptly responded to. by the sub.
scriber. pASCHiT n.VIS S"'
March Z. ls55-tds
y ~ Rockingham Register copy ids and for
ward account 10 this office
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NEW ARRIVAL OF FURNITURE !

NEW AkMLVHh UE 6UALaA ] U8s..' J 7 !
3 AN this day receiving portion Of my Spring
Il supply Of FUR .NiTU e u from The best
factories in Boston. Also, 40 Parler Tables from
Dorchester. Massachuseits-ihe cheapcsi and best
patterns ever offered in this place. am also ex
iensiyey engaged in the manufactura of Furni-
turc Of every description. Persons wanting any
thing in this line will have fair opportunity OF
buying home or Norhern made. My assortment;
is unusually large and must he sold
a. d. CHANDLER.
Stanton. March %, 1855.
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Vermont HsOrGasa.

'gHtIiS celebrated Horse will stand 'he present
a season at Staunion. Mount Sidney and Har
risonburg Fer particulars see haudbiils. As
Breeding Horse he is not excelled in any county
in America. He is the pure Morgan stock. He
will be at Harrison 1urg, Mt Sidney aud Staun-
ton on the days mentioned in the following table !:
ii,rricoablrr M .SiiReQ. Stauat0n.
April l.2.3.iO. April 1913. April 1876,
II, IL, l9, 20, IA, IL, ~, 70, !7l6.25.z6.2I
q. %, %. 81. 81. May 4,5.6.I3.
May 1906. May |, 2. 3. l4,l522, 1924
June : I.5I2. a9,2i. q, 20. June 1910.
l3.I4,2l ~ 20. 80. II. Is, 10. 20,
so. June CTS. Il, %, 20.
1916, II, "a,
q, 26.
The prices are SIP the season and $50 TO In
snre-$i to be paid to the Groom.
SAMUEL REED, Agent s GrOoa-
March 0S iS55-f