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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-12-24
DIR. III. E. Morrill,, skilful Physician of
New York City.

In his remarks on Dyspepsia, says-The most efec
tual medicine to improve the tone and energy of the
stomach, prepared by Dr. Geo. b. Green, and called
the O1ygeaGted Bitters.
would publish the recipe for preparing this vaua-
bic medicine if knew what it was, but as do not,
can only recommend its use 1t to me to beim'
properly called Biters" at least in the popular &C
ceptaou of that term for it contains no alcohol Oh
other spirit, and is rather sour than bitter Though
here by the way cannot too earnestly caution the
dyspepc sufferer against using "Bitters the basis OF
which is alcohol or other ardent spirits. They no
more impart real energy TO the stomach. than whip
gives strength to horse The stimulation (which TN they
reaction which at length will inevitably wear out the
stomach. The medicine of which ain speaking obvi'
ates these objections ,,,,u,
SETH W. FOWLE 4 CO., Washington Street
Boston, Propretors Sold by their agentseveryWhere
For sale in Staunton,by JAMES G. LAIRD and DR.. j.
c. NJ MERRGLATr. Dec "a looo'-l''
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NERyANTS FOR SALE.-As executors Of
- VIM. Mills, decd, will sell, at public sale, in
5taunton, on Melst day of Jtauary nert, a WOMAN,
aged about lS,a good cook and washer her infant SON.
aged about year, and one Negro Boy, aged about
II years, stout and good farm hand.
Terms made known on day of sale
j. DUNLAP r.
JNo. A. MILLS, In 0fs'
December H. 1856.-3ts
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-12-24

Iobn W. Reeder has been appointed Postmas'
.or a. Waynesborough, in place of A. Lynn, re-
a;nns1 and ]. W. Alexander, Postmaster at Deer
feld in place of r. j. Glendy, resigned.
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ADVERTISEMENT

Orygenated Bitters.--This pleasant and high
~ et6cacious medicine has been fairly tested BY
orr citizens, who do not hesitate to pro-
nounce it superior to all other TONES for any
weakness of the digestive organs.
Dec 24-1t.
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JAS. @. LAIRD. FRANK Ii. LIN
n T. w T / r. NJ

y,,rr sh, ribers have associated themselves togeth-
or in the DRUG BUSINESS, under the style of
iTA,pn g INK They will, in few days, receive q
n1ton TO their stock of Drugs and Medicines,
nS vii; be pleased to seg a the old friends and
anu We, Of the House They sill devote their whole
'"c and attention the business aud will keep con-
stantly on hand all articles IN 'he Drug Ae' ana war
ranted pure and fresh -... ...,:.,
Thank fill for the liberal encouragement which has
hoan extended to the House. they hope, by their en-
desvors to please all to merit and secure SUI larger
share Of public patronage. g Law " L1i IiSx
c..,..,o, Dcc % 1856,
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ADVERTISEMENT.

Liberol-Perry Davis & Son, OF Providence
p T. have recently expended over $4,000 to
secure the public against paying their money
and placing reliance upon worthless oonnterielts
ana limitations of the valuable Pain KILLER.
GDec. 17--2wS
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-12-24

THRUST SALE.-By virtue of deed of trust, ex-
/ ecuted to me on the goth day of July, 1856, by
VIM H. Willgoss shall proceed, at the residence Of
said Willgoss on the Great Cafpasure River, in Au
gusta county, Lebanon White Sulphur Springs
Saturday, tie Sd day Of January 1857, to offer for sale
Horses, two Cows, Calf two year oldl five Sheep
twelve Hogs, Cart, two Ploughs, Harrow, and
all the other Farming and Gardening Implements in
possession of said Wgoss; and also all the Household
and Kitchen Furniture, consisting of variety of use
fu and valuable articles in said Wigoss's possession
TERMS ON all sums over five dollars credit of
six months with interest from tie day Of sale) will be
given bonds with good security to be executed-oh
or sales for cash. HUGH W. SHEFFEY, Trustee.
Dec 10, 1S56.-tds.
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DARTIAL DEAFNESS AND DISCHAR-

4 GEES FROM THE EAR CURED.-DR. HART
LY Principal and Proprietor of the Philadelphia Ear
Institution is now in New York City, aud generously
offers to attend all persons suffering from affections of
the Ear without charge, until onred thereby proving
his unequaed, aud protecting the deaf from
being swiudled by paying self-syed Auriss exhorbi-
ant fees in advance and the niction of still more
rous evils by permitting the application of dangerous
remedies by inexperienced and unSkifu hands.
DR.. III. NAV here state that he has no connection
whatever with any person advertising to deafness
Neither has he given permission for the publication Of
certificate purporting to emapate from him, and
cannot therefore, be responsible for any alarming
sequences resulting from rashness and desperation
The loss of money may not be material to some per-
sons but the deprivation of of the most important
of the senses ought to be regarded and treated with
more than ordinary Solcitude.
Deafness aose in the head and all the dsagreeable
discharges from the ear speedily and permanently
moved without causing the least pain or Inconvenience
A cure in all cases guaranteed where maltormation
does not exist.
Thirteen years close and almost undivided atten-
ton to this branch of special practice has enabled him
to reduce his treatment to such degree of
to find the most confirmed and obstinate cases yield
bv a steady attention to the means prescribed.
The destruction by fire of the Institution of which
Dr. Hartley was the head having temporarily released
him from his duties in Philadelphia, he will receive
calls during each morning at % Green Street, for
one month only.
Treatment forwarded by Express to any part of the
U. States.
New York, Dec 24 1S56.-lt
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-12-24

s0O ACRES OF VALUABLE LAND For

NOO ACRES OF VALUABLE LAND For
OOU SALE-Havng determined TO so to the West,
the undersigned will offer for sale the well known
FARM on which they now reside situated the Turn
pike road between Waynesboro and Fshersville.-
This highly valuable property embraces two tracts y
ing together containing $50 Acres the other 49,
and will be sold separately together as may best
suit purchasers In the offer for sale of this land those
who NAV wish to purchase presented with an OPP
porunity of supplying themselves with OF the most
valuable and desirable farms in the Valley of Va. 1t
boro' and Fishersvile-is conveniently supplied with
fine Timber contains some fifty sixty of Mead
ow unsurpassed in the county, and is watered by a
bold and constant stream that its way through
the middle almost from one extremity to the other
The improvements are substantial npd abundant
Two fine Merchant Mills and three or four Churches
are within % miles Of the place. and the society is
moral and agreeable. Come and look around foryour
selves There IS a fine young Orchard on the premis
es. ANDREN A SIEElAE"
Dec "a 1S56-tf SAML H. STEELE.
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Mothers, look your little ones, when, from over
eating other causes they become troubled with Bow
Ell Complaints Worms or Cholera lnfantum, and be
admonished by the first symptoms. All these diseases
if not promptly attended to- may destroy their lives
The best remedy known for these diseases is Dr. SAN
FORD'S INVIGORAT0R, which WILL after a few do
ses drive away the disease and your darngs
to playfuneSS health and activity. Otherwise coffin
might have been their doom. Be warned in time
When your children complain Of loss of appetite and
'ook sailow and bad, try the INvIGoRAroR.
hoe 1S5R--lmo
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-12-24

POSTPONEMEN above sale, not hav
ing taken place the day appointed, OWING In part
to the nclemency of the weather. by consent OF the
parties, has been postponed till the .foaTM Monday
I26t) IL january, 1851, when the above named tract
will be sold in the town of Staunton, in front OF the
Courthouse, without reserve.
HUGH W. SHEFFEY,
Go
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l,uUO prizes, .
Whole Tickets SO; Halves So; Quarters $3.50.
BRILLIANT SCHEME.
GLASS G,
Grand Consolidated Lottery Of lid.
To be drawn SATURDAY, Jan. oath, 1857,
IN BALTIMORE, MD.
SCHEME

IA All orders for Tickets Packages in any Of the
Maryland Lotteries, will receive prompt attention, and
the drawing mailed to all purchasers Immediately If
ter il is over.
Address T. II. HUBBARD co.
No. 80 Fayette ST., or Box, No. 40,
Baltimore, Maryland
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-12-24
Southern Lottery on the Havana Plan.
- PRIZES GUARANTEED! ~@s
S1O2,000 Only $4,000 Numbers |! !
~ Prizes Payable Witho~t Deduction 81

BY AUTHORITY OF THE STATE oFGsoRGIA.
CLASS L,
To be Drawn January 10, 1857.
ITO be drawn at Concert Hail. Macon Ca, under the
i sworn superintendent of Col. Geo. NJ. Logan and
w. G. Anderson, Esq.
s5sy~ Remember this Lottery has only Fifteen Thou
sand Numbers-less than any Lottery in the World
therefore it is the best for investment. Examine the
Scheme
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


r-gyH A PERU MED BREATH.-W LAD
gentleman would remain under the cuise of dlSa-
greeable breath when by using the "BALM or THOU
it sweet but leave the teeth white aa6aster Z
Many persons do not know their breath is bad andthe
subject is delicate their friends will never mention
it. Pour single drop of Balm on your tooth brush
and wash the teeth night and morning. ffty cent
bottle will last u year.
BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION may easily be &C,
quiredb using the "BALN OF THOUSAND FLOWERS
1t viii remove tan, pimpes and freckles from the skin
on two or three drops, and wash the face night and
morning
SHAVING MADE EASY .-Wetyour shaving brush
in either cold water pour two or three drops
of "BALM OF A THOUSAND FLOWERS" rub the beard
WE'LL and it will make beautiful soft lather much III
cilitatng the operation of shaving. Price only Fny
cents Beware Of counterteits. None genuine unless
signed by w. P. FETRlDGE \ CO,
Franklin Square, New York
= 49,
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-12-24
FORT GAINES ACADEMY LOTTERY

To be drapn in the City Of atlanta, Georgia, n
public, on Tuesday January 90, 1857, on the
Plan of SINGLE NUMBERS.
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THE MARKETS.
STANTON PRICES.


Corrected for tie Spectator By Staples, Narti" d. TO-
Corn NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. :, g,
GRAIy,-Wheat (Red) Sl.l5; White, Sl2O. Vora
50c-Rye, 60c.-Oats, soc.
SEEDs,-Flax. 500.
BurrER,-Firkin, 1S@20c.-Rol 20@22 -
LARD, ''''''''''''' "a
BACON, 49, :. '''' 49, .
PLASTER, Lump, $l2 Ground, Sl4.5O
SALr,-Ashton, SSA.-Alarshall, S3.G Alum,-S2A
CATTLE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Dec. 19.-There
were some 200 less Cattle at market yesterday than
were offered on last market day. The demand was
brisk and the sales show an Improvement since last
week of fully % cts. per 100 10. The Offering at the
scales were 500 head 80 ofwhch were driven to Phil
deiha go were sold traders and graziers, and the
balance $3.50 head were taken by Baltimore butchers,
the bulk ut prices ranging from SIS % to $40 Oh the
moot equal to S6.50GS9.25 net and averaging S4.l212
gross A few very fine Cattle were sold at S3@s0.2o
ON the hoof. 800
terdav 100 of which were sold at prices ranging from
s. to IS per loot. The lowest figure was for refuse
and the highest for picked lots Prime Hogs were de-
cidedly rmer yesterday than they were at the opening
of the week.
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XTALUABLE FARM FOE SALE.-Br VII

n ALUNBLE i AKIN TUX SALE.-BY VIZ
me by Robert McCune, sr., shall proceed, on the
premises, on Saturday. tie 1oM day Of Lauary 1857,
to offer at public auction the valuable FARM on which
said Robert McGluno now resides containing l42 A.
ores, and adjoining the lands of Robt. snapp, David
Futz, Chesley Kinney, and others, and lying about
three and half miles from Saunton The land is
good and in excellent cultivation The improvements
consist of a very comfortable DWELLING HOUSE,
Stable and other out buildings There is an Orchard
of yonug Apple Trees on the farm. desirable
and productive small farm is rarely offered in market,
and us the sale must be made without reserve, fair
chance for good investment is presented,
TERMS OF SALE: Enough in cash to pay costs of
sale and debt which binds the land amounting to a.
bout $780, and the balance in one, two and three
years. bonds with good security to be given for the
deferred payments the vendors lien retained there
for HUGH w. SHEFFEY
Attorney in fact for for X. Mcclure, ST.
Dec. 10, 1S56.-tds
-l..a.. Lei In.a a..l.,. IL
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-12-24

TRUST sALE.-In pursuance of deed of trust
Il executed 10 Inc BY G. w. Baylor on the 81 day Of
May, 1855, will proceed, at the twn of Churchyc,
in Augusta county, on die 24 day Of Deesm6er, 1876,
TO sell at public auction, the highest bidder for cash,
the following TRACTS Of LAND. or so much thereof
may be necessary a Tract OF Niney-eight Acres,
more or less, lying McKitrcks branch and tract
containing by estimation One Hundred and Forty A.
ores, lying on the Big Catpasture river being the
same land conveyed 10 said Baylor by Mr. Clayton
The title is believed to perfect. but will convey
ly by special warranty. ROBT. p. KINNEY,
Nov % 1886 ids T,uste,
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DUBL1C SALE OF sLAVES.-Will be
i sold at public auchon,in front of the Courthouse
in Staunton January |, 1851 the following Slaves A
Negro Woman, named Caroline; her daughter Eliza
beth, with her four chdren-three Girls and one Boy
another Woman, also daughter of Caroline. They
slaves of good character and sold by me under the
provisions Of the last will and testament of George
Greiner, decd.
TERMS Ninety DAYS credit will be given the pur
chaser executing his negotiable note or notes with sat
isiactory endorsers, and interest added
ROBERT SNAPP
Executor Of George Greiner, decd
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Southern Military Academy Lottery

TO be dra,cn On the city Of Mobile, alabama, IN
public, on SATURDAY, January 10,
1867, on the plan Of
SINGLE NUMB Frs!
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SALE OF YALUA-

A VT
I J BILE REAL AND Personal = PROPERTY.
by virtue of decree of the Circuit Court of Au-
gusta county, entered at the November term, 1885, in
the case of llupmans executor vs.. Hupman's heirs
tho undersigned Commissioner will proceed upon the
premises, on "Wednesday, TIE 2lst' day of Janua,y
next sell to the highest bidder, all the Real aud
Personal Property of which Christian Hupman died
seized and possessed.
The land consists Of about 400 Acres, one-half Of
which is in cultivation finely set in grass and the
balance is finely ;mbered. This tract lies on both
sides of the road from Staunton to- Jennings Gap,
bout four miles from the former place. The land will
be surveyed before the day of sale, and divided into
convenient tracts TO suit purchasers plot of which
will be exhibited the day Of sale. Persons wishing
to see the land, will call upon John w. Hupman, who
lives upon the land or on the subscriber, living adj
joining, either of whom will take pleasure in showing
il.
TEENS or SALE;-0ne-io fourth in hand, and the bal
ance in ono two and three years from day Of SALE for
which bond with approved personal security will be
required, and the title retained utmate security
Possession given day of sale.
The personal property consists Of six head of Hor-
ses, 10 head of Hogs, lot ofShccp the Household &
Kitchen Furniture and the Farming Utensils; salso,
Hay, &C.
TERMS FOR THE PERSONAL PRopERrY.-For all sums
over $40, negotiable note at six months well endorsed
for sums of 80 and under, cash will be required.
Dec. 10, 1885, WIN. \. BELL, Com'r
Wind COPY ids and mark cost
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ToR SALE LOT IN N h EisMER Rsyt m
O &C Sam'l LYNN sell a. public auction all right
aa and interest conveyed by said Lynn Of
te "I oT or Parcel of Land in the town Of Fishers
willie. ,rsoIo
fs sr; M only convey such title as have.
VIII Only 'VN' j. III. McCUE,
~. ., 1ese ida Trustee Of S. Lynn.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-12-24

II will be perceived, by this PLAN that Tor S0U me
purchaser has Certificate of Ten Tickets when if he
buys tickets he would only get for that six whoes
Thus by buying Certificates, he has four chances for
larger Halves and Quarter packages in proper
ton.
TICKETS, Fs10; Halves, So Quarters, $3.50.
The 800 Prizes of $40 are determined by the last
figure of the Number that draws the Capital Prize of
$1,000 The Capital Prize will, of course end with
one of the figures 2, Q, S, 6, Z, 8, 0. o. Those
Whole Tickets ending with the same figure as the last
in the Capital will be entitled to $40. Halves and
quarters in proportion.
Persons sending money by mail need not fear its be
ing lost Orders punctually attendedto. Communica-
tions confidential Bank Notes of sound Banks taken
at par,
Those wishing particular numbers should order i'm
mediately,
Address,
JAS r. WINTER, Manager, Macon, Ga.
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KY HELMBOLDS HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
EXTRACT BUCHU, is prepared directly according 70
the Rules of Pharmacy and Chemistry and is the pest
and most active preparation which can be made Tor
the cure of Diseases of the Bladder Kidneys, Gravel
Dropsy, Weaknesses, &c. Read the advertisement in
another column, headed "a Revolutions Certain-Vlc-
tory is ours"
Sept "a lS56.-lvr.
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NTOTICE.-The subscriber wishes to employ three
~ men, with flmles,) of sober, steady habits, to
settle on and improve his mountain lands. Three
crops of grain will be given for clearing and fencing
any number of acres they may wish, and stipulated
The land produces all the different kinds of grain and
is superior soil for Irish potatoes.
ANY person wishing to look at the land will find an
accommodating and obging guide in the person of
David Lack, who will accompany them in my absence.
though of an inferior quality The land lies convent
eat to different Churches, Mills and Schools. Good
testimonies will be required for habits of temperance
honesty and industry. Call and see
THOMAS o. SITLINGTON,
Crab Bottom, Highland county, Va.
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Executor Of VIM. DOId, deed
n bah persons having claims against the above
estate, will present them at once. Those indebted will
forward and settle immediately rs further in
diligence will be given. c. ALEXANDER
nao . III,
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~" Rockingham Register copy and mark cost.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.-Wilam

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.-William J..
v Fggat, Samuel F. Jordan, and others, Plaintiffs,
against the Junction Valley Turnpike Company, VIM.
II. Anthony, and others, Defendants.
Having been ordered by the Circuit Court of Rock
bridge to state account showing "ihe whole of the
liabilities of the said Company, outstanding and I'M
paid and to this end cause notice to be inserted
for four weeks in or more newspapers publshedin
the towns Of Buchanan, Stanton and Lexington res
curing all persons holding claims Of any description
against said Company evidenced by scrip judgement,
note check, otherwise, to present anil proce their
claims prior to day peremptorily fixed in said notice.
in default thereof be barred from any participation
in the fund in the hands of the court for distribution
among the creditors of said Company hereby noti
on Thursday, tie sh day Of January next. at my of
flee in Lexington, shall proceed to make mp said ac
counts. J. w. MASSIE,
Commissioner in Chancery
December 10. 1ShG.--4ts -nrinter,s fec 90 10
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-12-24
7VOMMTSsIONER,S SALE OF LAND.--'

j In obedience to decree of the Circuit Court
of Augusta County, issued November, 1856, we will
sell on the premises and to the highest bidder. on
ZH4rs9ay, tie S dry Of January 1857, that valuable
we'll known farm, belonging to the estate of David
Beard dec d., lying in the county of Augusta, ON the
Turnpike leading from Staunton to Lexington and Z
miles from the former, containing $50 Acres, good
proportion Clear the wood land finely timbered. The
land is productive and in good state of cultivation.
The buildings are good new BRICK HOUSE, most
excellent barn and stabng complete and other nsces
sary buildings 1t has very large quantity of water
ed meadow on it of the best kind two beautiful
streams running through it, watering lis meadows,
making them yield the richest crops of the finest
grass spring of the very best water few rods
from the houses and may be passed into the kitchen
or pqror All the fields may be waered and indeed
the entire farm, for it is nearly all enclosed with fen
ces Fruit trees are abundant on the farm This farm
needs no newspaper puiis to recommend it to buyers
1t is conceded BY all who know it to be of the
pretest farms in the County of Augusta. Any gem
tleman wishing an excellent and beautiful residence in
the country could not fail TO be pleased.
Terms accommodating viz: Cash so much as will
pay cost of suit, the rest i'll one, Two and three equal
annual installments.
The purchaser will give bonds ard the title with
held as ultimate security.
PETER STRouSE, CONS.
B. L. MAILMAN 0'N' .
Wind, and Rock Reg. copy, and forward account 10
to this office Immediately.
Dec. 10, l656.-tds.
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2O,eOo NUMBERS !---1 200 PRIZES!
In these Lotteries every Prize must be drawn by some
one as all the Prizes are drawn out of the wheel.
s5s@ n H. HUBBARD & Co., are authorized by the
Managers to fill all orders. -
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TOR sALE---HoUsE AND LOT IN MT.

n OH S;hLE...HUtSL and LOT IN Mt.
u SIDNEY.-ln pursuance OF decree of the Cir-
cult Court of Augusta county, entered in cause there.
in depending between n. X. Trout, Plaintiff, and VIM
Whites heirs Defendants shall proceed in front OF
the premises on SATURDAY, Ms III day Of .Iaana,y
next. to offer at public sale the HOUSE & LOT in
Mt. Sidney formerly occupied by said VIM. White,
fronting on McAGaDZed Street. The house is very
comfortable and the lot of good quality.
TERMS aR SAIE:-Ccs;s of sale in hand and the bal
ance Ia six, twelve and eighteen months. bearing in.
:ercst bond and security to be gyenby the purchaser
and the title 10 he retained as ultimate security.
Dec. II. 1856. CHARLES K HYDE, Com'r
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EOR SALE, i NEGRO WOMAN ABOUT
L 20 years old, who is good Cook, Washer lroner
.vc JN0. 7. ARNALL.
Waynesboro', Dec. "a, 1S56.-3ts*
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NOTICE TO TAKE DEPOsITIONS.-
~ Sis. JOHN FAERAR and THOMAS FARRAR,
of the county of WeStmOreland, in England You are
hereby notified that, Wursday tie 15M dagof dan.
nary, 1857, between the hours offs O'clock A. H., and
O'clock, T, NJ, spall proceed, at tie Shers office
in Springfield, Illinois 10 take the deposition ofJoseph
a cause pending on the Chancery side Of the Circuit
Court for Augusta county in the State of Virginia
wherein CYRUS Alexander executor of Mark Taylor
decd is Plaintiff, and you and myselfare Defendants
If from any cause, said dispositions should not be
commenced or finished at the time and place above
mentioned, the taking thereof will be adjourned from
time to time, and place to place, till completed.
Respectfully TH0S. SEDGWICK,
BY IMBoDEN McCuE his Counsel