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TRUSTEES SALE.

DY virtue of two Deeds of Trust heretofore exc
I'D cuted to me- the one by Andrew j. Deakns on
the 9th OF August, 1852, and the other by Michael
Hartman and Robert G.. Biekle on the 4th of March,
1896, and both on record in Augusta county Clerk )
Office, WILL on Tuesday, the 10th day of May 1886,
in the town of stanton, expose to public sale the
valuable Storehouse and Lot recently occupied by
Deakins d. Merritt, and now in the occupancy of j.
NJ. Nelson. Place of sale; the Old Post Office Cor
ner; and terms of sale /; the purchase money paya-
BILE in three equal instruments ON SIX, twelve and
eighteen months credit from day of sale, to be Sc
cured by bond and security and retention of title
till the payments are completed.
j. N. IiENDREN,
April &c, lS56--tds. Trustee
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Valuable Harm in * 0ck bridge
FOR SALE.

ID virtue of Deed of Trust executed to me by
40 David ii. Bell and wife to debts therein
mentioned, will oceed to sell to the highest bid
der, on the premises ON the cath day of May 1856
that VALUABLE FARM, GOSHEN, the late resi-.
dence of Joseph Bell, decd, containing some or
500 acres. This land lays on tile Big Cali Pasture
River, about 81 miles west of Stauhton, the Cen
trail Railroad, within few hundred yards OF the
Goshen Depot. The improvements are substantial
two story Brick Dwelling house with Basement four
about well regulated Farm. Persons wishing to
purchase will please examine the premises which are
valuable.
TERMs;-One-fourth of the purchase money in
land, or negotiable note at sixty or ninety days
interest added, well indorsed, the balance in three
equal annual payments, with approved security for
the deferred instruments, and title retained until all
'he purchase money is paid.
WM. II. SHANkLIN,
April &c, ls56.--tds. Trustee.
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cd as delegates and alterna,es, and the resolu.

lion passed unanimously.
On motion of Jno. 5. Calvert it was
Resolved, That the delegates from this Elec
.oral District, to the Cincinnati Convention, be
Instructed to insist tina, the vote Of Virginia pc
cast asa unit. And that in determining qnes-
'pns which may arise in the Virginia dele2a-
tou the Delegates from each Electoral Dlsfilci
shall give the Dernocfalic vote ofsuch district
as cast at the late Gubetnatorial election.
On motion of Capt Geo Brannet, IT was
Resolved, Thai the course pursued oy our
able and efficient Representative IN the Con
grsss OF The United States, the Hon. Joha Letct-
or, II hls sppasIlou TO extfaVa1aai AID prfn'-
gate appropriations, in his ardent and lhdetdt'
igable ex.rtlons III defence OF the CONSTITUTION
al rights Of the South, and his general course IN
G anafes., ms e. the hearty appreciation OF this
Conventions.
On motion, il was then
Resolved That The thanks OF the Convention
BE rendered 10 the President AID Secretaries for
the manner IN ~ heh they discharged tn cir re-
sprciiYe duties.
Resolved. That the proceedings OF this Con-
sention be pubilshtd il the Democratic papers Of
this District aud also in Inc Richmond ERqui-
rer and Examiner.
Ga motion The Convention adjourned sine
dis.
HIRAM MARIE, President.
S. 4 WALKER,
G. w. MuRpHY,
J. II WARrMANN, Secretaries.
s Mc2. YosT,
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commissioners Sale.

FgNHE PECK MILL and Mler's House and
Il Lot, not having been sold on thc.day appointed
for the sale of the whole Property viii be offered
Public Auction, in the town Of Stauuton, in front of
tue Store llou of b. & j, S. Crawford, on Tues
day the 9th day Of May next.
The Mill is situated on Christians Greek near the
occupies most eligible position for large business
in the county. There is comfortable aiiefs House
attached 10 the Mill, and lot OF ground containing
about Five Acres.
TERas OF SAIE.-0ne-third in cash. or a well en-
dosed Negotiable Note for onethird at 60 days. ia
terpst added, and the balance in one two and three
years-bond with good security for the deferred
payments. A. ii. IL. STuAl
HUGH W. SHEFFf,
April 10, 1s5G-tds. Commissioners.
Spectator copy and mark cost.
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GPRING AND SUMNER CAMPAIGN IN REA-
~ DY MADE CLOTHING.-R Rooms Cornero( Fir-
ginia Hotet.-The undersigned begs leave to state
that, independent of all prry associations he pre-
sents himself once to the public for their kind
will and suffrages in the purchase of Realty Made
CLOTHING for the Spring and Summer Campaign. If
the quality, quantity and rehncss ct my stock s to
to carry OIL the palm Of victory. shall use every
honorable means to sales, without secritiee
of principles ii. e. priees.) Running as a no-party
man, asking your support in my business, you can,
without endGngering your fair reputation Tor consis
tency, give a call in the selection of your Cloth
ing for the approaching season, and can you
That it will be much to your advantage to mine
for shall engage in the campaign with no suggatd
will, but with the motto, IL must and will succeed
My stock comprises more than the usual variety of
Clothing, from Cheop Summer Suit, costing So, .
to the finest Dress Suit Of SO.
Come, then, and give your support to your very
obedient servant JACOB POLITE.
April 26, 1856.
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RockBRtDGE ALUM SPRINGS

y order to extend the benefits of these most val
Iuabe healing waters to many invads whose means
do not permit, whose tastes do not prompt ii re-
sort to them during the throng of the fashionable
season, have determined to open the Hotel two
months in advance of the customary opening at re-
tueed rates OF fare. have had repeated applica-
tions to do so, and knowing, both from obser ion
and my own experience, that there is no season in
the whole wear in which the waters act more benef-
cially than in the Spring months. | will reduce
board to two thirds the summer rates, aud visitors
are already arriving here, irrespective OF any in
ducements continued in this Card.
new pamphlet containing anal siss the letter of
Or. Cartwright aud other eminent men, with many
certificates OF cure, is in press, and will be out
about the first of May. 1t viii be promptly mailed
to applicants enclosing postage stamp.
W. FRAZIER,
April 26.-3t For the Proprietors
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eco ACRES OF LAND FOR
SAL LIE.
WITHIN II MILES OF sTAUNTON, VA.

WITHIN l q MILES OF STAUNTON, VA.
rENHE heirs of j. B. Breckenridge, decd, will, on
j. The 3lst day Of July next, If the land is not be.
fore that time sold privately, offer at public SALE Oh
the premises, the Valuable FARM near Staunton,
known as tie ''Red Bud, and containing about 62O
Acres.
cred Bud" Is ore CT tfe finest Wheat and Grass
Farms in the county 5f Bgnsta has extensive and
productive Meadow IN Lewis Greek; several line
Springs which supply running water to two-thlrds
of the land or in Fruit Trees, well select
ed and very productive; all the necessary Farm
Buildings, ilcw and well arranged and about 100
acres well timbered Woodland.
This farm can be conveniently divided into two
iarms-One of about $50 acres, east of the old IN
chester Road-the other OF about go acres west of
that road.
TERMS :-One-fourth in hand the balance in one
two, and three years. Possession will be given on
the LIST of September next, and partial possession
earlier, if necessary to enable the purchaser to put
in the fall crops. Bonds will be executed for the
deferred installments, to which, the title or
the vendors lien will be retained.
Apply to A. N. BRECk1NRIDGE,
April 26, ls56-tds. Staunton, Va.
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VERY VALUABLE PROPERTY
IN MARKET,

IN consequence of failing health, the subscriber in
L tends to retire from active business, and with
that view he will offer at public sale on the premises
on Thursday, the 18th day OF May, lS56, (unless
will be giYln,) that wed known aud very valuable
estate in itockbridge county, Va, called
"CEDAR GROVE MILLS"
For the information of persons unacquainted with
this property will simply state, that it is located
on the North River, at the head of small boat navi-
gatien, s miles north of Lexington, 1t is promi-
nent point of the Middletrook and Brownsburg
Turnpike, from stanton to Lexingt ton; and is the
point of junction between thu. important highway,
and the Beverly Manor Tarnpike recently opened up
the Valley OF the North River to the Rockbridge
Alum Springs distant II miles, and to Goshen De-
pot the Central Railroad, Il miles from Cedar
Grove Mills The estate consists of 1851 Acres of
Land, divided by Back Greek ia two tracts. The
one contains 100 acres of excellent land, on which
there is Merchant Mill so BY % feet and stories
high, running two pair Of Burrs and pair of
Choppers Warehouse immediately ON the bank
of The river; Milier's house, Choppers house and
shop, St1fehouse, and several small Dwelling hou-
SEES, Besides Barn with two floors, Tables, &C.
The other tract contains 25H Acres, and has upon
it a commodious Frame Dwelling house, a large
Storehouse just erected at the junction of the two
turnpkes, SO feet long and y feet widc with large
Store-room, two offices and good Cellar. On this
tract there is an excellent Orchard.
1t rarely happens that such estate is in market.
The location is of the best stands in the Valley
for Mill, Store dc. The neighborhood is wealthy
and intelligent, and the opening such an one us will
enable man of enterprise to make fortune.
II the real estate is sold, will offer the same
day, large quantity OF PERSONAL PROPERTY
consisting Of Horses pair of young Mules, Cows and
other live Stock, Farming Utensils, de-, DO, and
growing Crops.
TERMS accommodating and made known on dav
of sale, or application by letter addressed to me
at Cedar Grove Mills Rockbridge county. Va"
go JAMES A. +. RANDOLPH.
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as aas3yas.

yHNHE undersigned has removed his shop from the
Il HOUSE Of pr. Donaghe to tha rooms formertY
occupied iiy Mr. O'Etaf, opposite tho old Post Office
corner, and adjoinins the Store Of Mr. Adam
Bichle.
He returns Ills Thanks to lis fritnds and the pub
lie for the liberal patronage heretofore extended
him, and hopes to continue it in his place of
business He receives regularly the latest fashion
plates and is alwavsrrerared to manufacture cl6ihe
in the most fashionable style.
lie has received the Spring Fashions and is pre-
pared not only tn manufacture work in tho la test
style, but to furnish Cloths, Cassmeres, stings,
de-, of every variety and quality.
Dee. %, 1855. Il. DOOLEY.
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Holloway's Ointment and Pills, a certain Remedy
for Ulcerous Sores.--Jeremiah Henderson, of VIII
mington, North Carolina, suffered for seven years
ah6 five months with six ucerous sores on his ley F,
and three on his arms, which deed every kind of
treatment although he used some of the most noted
remedies for the of the same, both internal aud
externed, ard it was without avail. last he had
recourse TO Hooway's Ointment and Pills which
quickly caused the wounds to have an improved an
pearanee and by continuing With these remedies Tor
ten weeks he was completely cured, and has ever
since enjoyed the best ofhealth.
QUEENS WARE.--Glass and China Ware--a
~ large supply at
April ~, PIPER FuNKHouSER'S.
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EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS IN CLOTH

EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS IN CLOTH
IL ING.-The Cheop C{othing Store against al
mpetaion-WElLLER Il LEOPOLD again invite
public attention to their large and well made stock
of Spring AND SUMMER CLOTHfNG, which
cannot be cXceled in variety, quantity and quality
by any other Clothing Store in Town State.
I1eir Goods consist in Coats from - cents up to
SO Pants from 80 cts. up to .l0 Vests from Scots.
up to sos also, large Stock OF Boys Clothing and
Gents Furnishing Goods.
Being largely engaged in the manufacture of Cloth
ing, with an experience OF good many years, they
are enabled ~ get UP superior quality st Clothing,
suitable to the wants of this section and III tier
prices they defy competition.
BY arrivals twice a week., direct from Man
uiactory, shall at all times have full assortment
and The latest style. Ii you want cheap and well
made Clothing, don't fail to call at
WELLER II Lh0P0LD'S
Large Clothing House, Main ST., oppesi.s
White Patton's Store, stanton, Va.
April &C. lS5G-3m.
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Don't Like DAYLIGHT.

The Spectator Informs us thai the Know
Nothing county nominating convention.
which meets to-day. in this place, will
assemble in the council room, over the
store Of Staples, Martin 81 Co., and that
it will be OPEN TO THE DELEGATES
at II O'Clock A. NJ. Open TO The dele
gates I" All Then it will mol be open
TO the spectators, We presume F? This Is d
cruel disappointment TO us. We had made
all ouT arrangements to attend and give a
FULL REPORT Of The proceedings. 1t will
be too bad il we are NOT permitted, by
specia! resolution, to be present. Won't
the "senior" OF the American, inasmueh
as he had full sway IL the Harrisonburg
District Contention, take our case ii hand
aud run US through? He owes it 10 us
for the admirable report we gave Of his
very interesting speech, in the Court
House, on the night Of the 18th. Toe The
mar k, neighbor, and give US justice. though
the heavens ial!.
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VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE,

LyOUR miles west Of Greenve, in the upper end
Il of Augusta county. | viii offer the above nam
ed Farm at public auction, on Saturday, the slst
day of May next, If not sold privately before that
time This Farm contains 266 Acres, lies well in
form, and is well watered-having four good springs
well situated to water stock in the different fields
Also about so or 10 of fine Timber Land on diff
ferent portions of the Farm. The improvements
are !: large Brick Dwelling House, brick Smoke
house, Stone Spring house. and other necessary out
buildings. deem it unnecessary to say more, as
persons wishing purchase will view the property
April rs, lsS6,-tds.s JAMES ALLEN.
Spectator copy.
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GONE To WAsHikGToN.-Sarah, formerly the
Slave Of John ChurcIman, Esq. has gone 10
Washington city, with the permission of her
lnas,er +, .1cefe,, on visit 10 Htrreit Beech
eI Stowe, who is there, for the purpose OF So
Letting the aid Of that ady to r4ise funds 10 pur-
chase herself Harriet now has an objec, upon
which to exercise her philanthropy.
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FALSE RtpoRT.-The report having
been circulated through the county that
Thos. J. Niche. E,q, is the author of the
att les which have appeared in the Spec
tatof over the signature OF arlington"
that gentleman has requested US TO give it
a positive denial and to state that he knew
nothing about the articles until alter their
appearance in public print.
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RICHMOND. Anril Is. 1856.

BALTIMORE, April 25.-Flour, the market firm,
and buyers giving $500 $50. Wheatl.4o to l.5o
Corn, 81 to 30 cents. Oats, As to so. Rye, 50
cents. Glover Seed, 8 so to So Timothy, SO to
400.
PHItADEqpHrA.-Flo $50 to 700. Wheat l55
to |. 20 Oats 40 cents Tho offerings of Beef Cat
tie this week were abont 900 head, sales at S 0oa
Sll GO per loo lbs Cowsand Calves-Sales at from
20 to $50. Sweepstakes at4 50aS6, % per head.
Hogs--Sal6s at Sc 25.
NEW YoeK.-Flour, IS to 500, and firm.
Wheat LILO.
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lust received and for sale by STAPLES, MAR
- TIN ( Go.-4 llhds. prime n. o. Sugar IS
bbs. Coffee Sugar, A. b. c.; Is bbls. Crushed Pull
vef'ed and formulated Sugars 50 bags Rio, Laguy-
ra, Java, Mocha and Marcabo Conea; 20 bbs. X.
0. Mollssesa prime article; ] hid. Cuba do; 20
Sides Nc. Sole Leather; y de. Calf Skin; Tea,
sortmen. of Wooden Ware. Salt, Plaster, &c.
April II, 1850.
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Public Sale.

an Saturday, May Sd, at 10 clock in front of the
W Court House IN Staunton, will be sold TW 0
HOUSES and LOTS, on the south end OF Green
street tNewtowd:l One is IL story frame build
on the second floor The other is two story frame
house 1928 feet, with two rooms on each noor Al
SO three building lots on Tie ,same street, fronting 80
feet By 70 feet teep,, Tile anquestonable. Terms
or If preterable one fourth in hand and the balance
in 6, IL and is months With interest from the dy OF
sale. For particulars, enquire at the Newtownpum
April 2G, ls5B-lt* NJ. SCHMITF.
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.gucsiOM Safe.

TWILL proceed TO sell, on Monday next at 10 o.
L flock at public auction at the store room doin-
Il. NJ. Gushing & Co. the remaining stock of goods
of Deakns Merritt, consisting of all kinds of sum
mer goods for ladies' and silks, &C., and will cuntin-
Tie the auction until oil is sold
April 26, 1856. n. II IkouT, Trustee
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SPRING TRADE. 1885.

NOlIN NJ. NELSON lat the old stand of Deakins &
ss Merritt, invites attention to the Stock of Beauti-
lul Well Seleyted Spring AND SUMNER
GOODS, which he is now receiving. Every des-
eripdon OF Goods usually found in we'll appointed
Dry Goods Establishment, may be had at his store
at low prices, Toy each, or six months credit &
prompt customers.
stanton, April 5, 1856,
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ADrfl 10, 1856.

VIRGINIA At Rules held in tho Clerk Office q
the Circuit Court for Augusta County, April
the sth 1856
Jeeob Duh ST., David Dull ST. Jacob Dull Jr
and ais Plaintiffs.
against.
George Baylor Admir-, of Jacob Dull decd.
VIM. bull (son Of Philip VIM. Dull (son OF John1
Jno. Hartman, Ceoree Hanger George Palmer. Jacob
Hartman, George Hartman, VIM Hartman, James
Hamrick and Betsey his wife, Henry Upton and
Eliza, his wife, Absaiom Iyaes Cor Synes) and Chris
tiana his wife, Thos. Hamilton and Susannab lis
wilel Alex. Tccl and Catherine. his wife; JAS CAL
well and Nancy his wife, Vim. Patterson and Lean
his wife, Thos. Wallace and Polly his wife, Henry
Griffith and Margaret his wife, John Hyatt, Ileza-
kiah hyatt, Chauccy DC Longand Margaret his wife,
Mnheini aud wife, George Alinser aud Eliza
beth his vie. Susan Hyctt, Jessie Hyatt, Elizabeth
Hyatt, AVID Lucinda Hvatt. Defendants,
The object of this suit is to subject the estate of
Jacob Duh decd, to the payment Of Debts ard
division among the heirs
The Defendant VIM. Dull (son Of philip) Wm.
Dull (son of john John hartman, George Hang
er, George Palmer, Jacob Hartman, George Hart
man, VIM. Hartman, James Hamriel Betsy his
wife, Henry Upton ana Eliza his wife, Absalom
lynes Cor Svnes) and Christiana his wife, Thomas
Hamilton and Susaunah his wife, Alex Teel and
Gatharinc MS wife, James Cslwell and Nancy his
wife, VIA Patterson and Lean his wife, Thos Wai
lace and Polly his vii iIealy Grifit, AMI Marga-
ret his wife, John Hyatt, Heyahiah ii5att Cham
cy De Long and Margaret has wife, = Wilhelm and
wife, George Aiingef and Elizabeth his wiig Susan
Hyatt Jes lie Hyatt, Elizabeth Hyatt Lucinda iy.
att. not having entered their appearance ard given
security, according to the act OF Assembly ard the
Rules OF this Court, and it appearing BY satisiacto
ry evidence that they are not inhabitants of this
Commonwealth: 1t is ordered, that ii e said Defen-
dants do appear here within one month after due
publication of this notice and do what is necessary
to protect their interests, and that copy Of this
order be forthwith inserted in some newspaper prin-
ted in Staunton, for iour weeks successfully, and
pos ted at the front of the Court house.
a Copy Teste, n. c. KINNEY, Crk!
April II, 1856.
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MISS KATE M. G0RMaN,
UAVING just returned from the North would
Il Il vito the attention of all purchasers Of
M{LL}NER GOODS.

in this vicinity, to Ter new and rich stock. She is
just opening beautiful assortment Of goods of the
most fashionable and recherche styles adapted to the
present season consisting in part OF every style of
straw Bonnets, Pedal Braids, fine English Straw,
flounee, Leglorn; Straw Tissue, shaker Hoods,
Bloowers, nc, Rich Dress Hats, Mourning Hats a
beautiful selection OF French Artificial Flowers, Head
Dresses and Dress trimmings
She has also & large assortment of Enibroideries,
Nantilias, Corded ard Hoop Skrts, de.
Ill may feel assured that a more desirable stock
cannot be found in point OF fashion, style, or price
ADril 10 Isn't
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I'VE undersigned as executors of Michael Roar
deed, will offer at public sale on The HIN duy
q June inert, two Tracts of Land, OF which con-
talns I06 acres, lying on branch of Middle River
one forth milo South of Churchyie, and 4 miles
Northwest of Stanton. There is upon this farm,
every necessary improvement, BRiCH DUFL-
Ing HOGSE, and Bank Barn, Fruit Of all
Kinds, and OF good quality, constant stream of wa
ter running through the premises, also spring OF
excellent water. The other tract Of land contains Isl
acres lying on the waters of Buffalo Branch, "a
branch OF Middle Rivera two miles south west Of
Churehvllle, miles West of Staunton, and miles
from the Depot Of the Central Rail Road 1t has
upon it good Dwelling Housc, Barn and other out
houses, well of good water few yards from the
heuee: This land isof good quality, % acres of
good bottom About one halt of said tract is clear
ed and in a good state OF cultivation. ANY further
description Is not necessary those Wishing to
purchase will examine fer themselves.
ID. S. BEAR,
PETER HANGER
ADril IL, 1856. Exeent,rs
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NORTH CARo,iNA.-The Noilh Carolina
Democratic Convention has instructed the
delegates from that State to vote for Gen.
Pierce for President, and j. G. Dobbin for
Vice President, in The Cincinnati C,nyen-
ton
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253 Sd Acres,

the purposes of said deed.) Said land is in the
County OF Augusta, on the waters of Middle River,
adjoining the lands of Samuel b. Finley, ohm Ioof
and others. The land is OF f.s-ratc quality, we'll
improved, with good buildings, and is one of the best
Farms in the county.
The title is believed to be indispptable, but acting
trustee, shall convey such title only as vested
in me by said Deed. n. X. TROUT,
April IS, ie56.-Spec. copy, Trustee.
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INISTRATOR's SALE OF
PEkSONAL PROPER rY.

NXTE the Undersigned, viii sell on Thursday, May
w the 18th, as Administrators of j, b. Breckn-
ridge, decd, ON the Farm t}longng to the Estate
OF j. b. breckenridge, the following Personal Prop
crty to wit: ? Negro Mon, Negro Norman, il
Sour year old Steers yoke OF Oxen; young Mules,
10 stock of Hcss, Cows, Calves, Carts, Ploughs,
Wheat Drill, (ultvator, Harrows Shovels, Wheel
barrows Corn Clusher, Picks, Blacksmith Tools, al
so a full blooded Bull and ileiter Of the Durham
Breed.
TnnMs:-Al sums under Ten Dollars cash. all sums
over, well endorsed Negotiable paper at 6 months.
Sale to commence Thursday morning, MAY 18th,
1t 10 clock. A. n. BRECkINRIDGE
W. h. JOHNSON
April 26.-Spec. copy IDS. Administrators
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10. +. S. B,cock and Z. NJ Hubbard
have been appointed delegates to the Gin
einnati Convention from the 4th or Ly nch-
burg District.