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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-01-09
NEW COMMISSION HOUSE
~ RICHMOND,
FOR TIE SALE or

TOBACCO, WHEAT, FLOUR, CORN, 60.
NEAVING determined Ia remove from SCOTS
LII vile (w!.ere have resided for the last n
years) to Richmond, offer my services to my
friends and the pnbic generally to do general
Commission and Forwarding Business,
and woald Ihlorn my friends that have taken
tho tene.nen. on Cary STREET, mo. 1867 Ftrsf
Sqmre beio,c Tie Basin and near the Shockos
Warehouse. (now in the occupancy of Mcssrs.
Barrett s. Murris.)
Having for the last thirty year, been actively
engaged in the purchase aGd sale Of produce ex-
tpnsiyely. such as Vtcat, Flour, Corn, Bmter,
Bacon. Ciorerseed &c., as well as goods Of
mixed character, but especially in the grocery
line, such as is of general use by the farmer,
ffater myself that but few men can offer their SER
vices to the public to sell Produce and purchase
supplies who passess noreex perience than have,
and | promise those who coafde their business ~
me, to buy or sell TO give it my best personal at
tenton, quick sales and prompt remittances.
| shall be at my past on the lst day OF Decen-
Der, 1855, at M. 1876, Cary street, Richmond
Send on your Tobacco. Flour, Wheat, &c., and
it shall have my hest attention
Those who consign TO ne will please state their
county and post otlire.
REFERENCE is made 70 iIessrs Kent, Paine
s, Co.. Richmond. Lewis Webb s. SOn. Rich
mond, II. w. Fry & Sons. Richmond, Barrett! Z
Murriss. Richmond NJ. Blair {; Co.. Richmond.
z. Parrish. Richmond. and TO leading business
men and farmers generally in the counties of Al
bemarle, Buckingham, Fluvanna. Nelson. Aa-
rnsta and 9ockbridge JOHN TYLER.
Richmond. Nov. IA. l955.-tf
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FARM FOR SALE,

rI'HE subscribers, executors of Jacob Picker
i decd, will sell at public auction on the premises
ON JVeanesdag the 9Th day of february next A Farm
situated on Middle River, Augusta county, about five
miles Northwest OF Stanton, and three miles South
west offspring Hill, adjoining the lands Of B. Dunlap
Geo Anderson and others, and containing 2ss Acres.
There is about ZIG acres Of cleared land the balance
finely tmbered The said farm has it an abundance
of good fuit trees, we'll watered and in fine state
OF cultivation There is abont ten acres Of good mead
ow and more can easily be made The Improvements
consist Of two comfortable DWELLING HOUSES
with good and falling spring water, convent
ent to boh houses good barn and other ont bldngs
The said farm capable obeng divided into two,with
every convenience desired.
Further description is deemed unnecessary as tho Sc
wishing 10 purchase will view for themselves ANY
person wishing to view the land viii be waited on By
the subscribers
TERMS One-third of The purchase money on
the first of March; the remainder in six equal annual
payments. The title retained on the land for the de-
ferred payments. Possession given day of sale.
SAMUEL PLECK Err, ! Executors Of
LEVI PICKER, 81. Picker, decd.
Dec u, lS55.-tdS.
nJ- Rock Reg. copy, and charge this Office.
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TRIJST SALE.

IN pursuance Ct deed Of trust executed 10 me by O.
L isha Bryan, on the sth day of January 1855, and
recorded in the Clerks OHice Of the County Court oil
Augusta in trust to certain debts therein
toned will on The 5i day Of January next, sell at
public auction on the premises al the undivided inter
est CT the said Elisha Bryan in the Cotcpaz Furnace
property with the lands attached thereto consisting OF
some 3 or 10 thousand Acres. The lands will be d.
yea into tracts of various sizes to suit purchasers
Plats Of The various tracts can be BY calling on
the Trustee in Greenyilic
The terms of Sale VIII be sum sufficient TO pay the
expense of SALE the remainder nihree equal annual in
stalmcnts of ono two aud three years with interest
from the day of sale. Bond, with good personal socu
rity will be required and TIL retained until The purchase
money is nad The tide to these lands believed to
be good, but selling as Trustee will only convey to
the pr laser such title as have under the trust deed
afore aid. JOHN >. LAhEN, Ift'iec.
D,c ID 1S55--tds
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ARE YOU SICK 2

THEN you can't be cured too &Ss
soon Don't delay until your COM / (7SseS "a
plant is incurable, and then mourn J SS5SsaE:
when it is too late. Four iiiths Of , 3a9
all the diseases which people the SkFaI;s-rtszEs,
church yards, might be cured by e. SA E-ssy
Ayers Cathartic Pills, it taken in szsF-Nl-SgssN
season Don't 60 dragging through {72sa:ss2 s--sSA
the Spring, !oot sleepy, and list f'.s'AS. NAA :.
less because soar blood is loaded with bile. Don't
wear the headache, heartburn and their kindred dis
orders, because your stomach is foul. Don't parade
yourself around the world, covered with Pimples,
Botches Ulcers Sores and all any OF the unclean
diseases OF the skim because your stem WAITS cleans
ing. DON'T show yourself about, lean, haggard, all
cayed in, because your Stomach and Bowels need
strengthening into healthy action Ayers Pills set
these things right as surely water qucnches fire
They purify the body and blood and restore their iunc
tionS into healthy activity which YOU can feel as quick
as they arc taken. They are the one great medical
wonder Of this are, recognised by all who know tner
virtues, and many thou-ands know them. Take the
Cherry Pectoral for Cough, and the P!ts Tor all de-
rangementS requiring purgat!yc medicine
Prepared by DR.. j. c. AVER, Practical Chemist,
Lowell, Massachusetts. and sold by all Druggists and
Dealers in Medicine through this section.
Jan. 9, lS56.-2mo.
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SAFE 0F LAND.

ANDREW THOMPSON. Sen, the pur
"A chaser of the land sold on the 18th inst. by
me under trust from Joseph A. Thompson-
having failed 10 comply with the terms of sale, |
will on the premises on Saturday the l2h Janu-
ary next offer again at public sale the said land
containing l25 ACRES. situated on the Middle
brook Turnpike adjoining John Shuey,a. Thomp-
son. ST. and others, and is the eastern portion of
the tract 10 which said Thompson reS:des-the
said quantity to be cut off in compact body from
the eastern part of the tract and TO be bounded by
the present boundaries The eastern side, and by
a new line to be run in northerly aud southery
course in such manner as to include 10 acres In
body.
Terms OF SALE.-Cash in hand. The sale
to be at the cost and risk of said Andrew rhonp-
son. sen. The title is believed to b. undouoied,
but acting as trustee,l shall convey only sncn IiIe
as is vested in me. NlCH0. X. TROUT,
Stanton Dec. %, 1855. Trustee
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a Large Amount Of
Y al u ABB L L L A n D 5

u
m pursuance Of the provisions Of deed executed to
rs on the oath day of August 1893, by Elisha bry-
an and Nancy MS wife, in trust to secure the payment
of certain debts therein mentioned Vhch deea Is re-
corded in the Office of the Cic: OF the County Court OF
Au~usta we will sell al public auction, on the prem
iscs on Tuesday tie l5h day Of Janarynext the sew
cral tracts conveyed to u BY the Geea aoreSau.
These tracts lie cnniiguou1o each cher on Inc Soh
River "a branch Of the Shenandoah HiTer,) IN the
,,,rt of Augsfa near the HOckbcidgc liac and near
the rilarc Of Midway. The exact quantity OF land m
tLos tracts has not been accurately acertaired, but
= or,onpts 10 several thousand acres considerable
norfion of is Of excellent quality for farming purposes,
and there is GOOD deal Of Bottom Land on some OF the
troct, which has been CLEARED and Is very productive
T,c whole OF these lands will be divided before the
day Of sale into tracts 9. iFoin one 20 io'aan
acres each TO suit purchasers, and plots oil the land VIII
be prepared, and exhibited Oh IA" "''''' ''S N"' -
There is a FURNACE on the land, which was work
cd during the year 1854, called the CotnpaXi urAace'
producing metal of the very best quality especially ior
Foundry purposes. 1t is confidently, and almost NIL
ycrsay believed that all the metal that can be made,
can be sold on the bank, for at least $50 per ton ne
Furnace has all the Apparatus for hot blast and I'm
Der enough can be procured TO carry 1t on proaDy ior
a number Of wears. There is very good Weather
bearded House on the Furnace trail, and number oil
other houses further description otihe land IS dcen
cd unnecessary, and all persons desiring to purchase are
invited 10 call and view the lands before the Jay OF SAFE
From the quantity and quaty OF lana 10 DC sou' se-'
bargains may be had.
The Terms Of sale viii be, sufficient sum oil money
in hand to pay the expenses of drawing and recording
the deed aforesaid and OF the surveying and other eN
pcuscs of the sale The residue be paid in equal
mail nstalncnts Of one, two and tlree years, with IN
tcrest from the day Of sale. Bonds and good security
for the deferred instruments will be required, and title
retained till all the purchase money Is paid he IL
tie 10 the above mentioned lands is believed TO be
disputed but selling trustees, will convey only
such title as is vested in us by the deed Aforesaid
JOHN J. LAREW, rr,s,oos
S. Med. MOORE, !
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frOME OUT! CONE OUT GIvcu preiudccs,
y men in high places, doctors lawyers statesmen aad
artists. But ministers Of the Gospel were commanded
10 heal the sick. Don't let prejudice interposc In
the name of suffering humanity, give my Electric
OIL" one trial. liz case coming under your ob'cr-
walton.
It shall cost you nothing; the only interest 70 me
shall be in the future sales caused by you curing some
one who will spread It's knowledgc-this WIZ be
worth more to mc thA 1909 newspapers.
In all external pains arising from any distractions OF
the nervous Influence from imperfect action OF the
a-rbcnts OF sccrctons os oats. lvnuldi and
sprains; the test will be simple, merely rubbing quick
" the part Affected two or three times the first hour
and even inward pain, like cramp or piles 1t does not
take long to reach the spot by giving trom oncha TO
tcaspooaiG, (aal ii is pleasantly which very soon lu-
br;catcs and soohcs the effected part. and by repeating
the dose at intervals makes pcrmancnt cure.
A ccArn. alternative is that which strengthens and
regulate, the sccrctiqns and ab1rtion,. Ny O efcc
tuay does this where il reach the spot II Is al
so real pleasant Ncryinc.
How quickly it cures Neuralgia hundreds know !;
r! nnaiisn yields only TO it. Pains OF all kinds have
to leave in its presence Some men fad relief from
pain and throw away prejudice and change theories
Several physicians have obtained my Oil to cure
Rheumatism, after trying every other knows remedy.
Prof CHARLES DEGRATH,
50 South Eighth Street,
Three doors below Chestnut ST., Phila.
nc To be had of. G. NJ. MEaILLAT, Stauaton, and
Druggists generally.
Dec. 10, 1865.
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VALUABLE LAND IN MARKET,

INTENDING to remove to another estate, desire
| TO sell one of the most desirable Farms in Augusta
eounty situated about four miles from Staunton both
sides Of the McAdanized road 1t contains abont $40
Acres-has running streams and never falling springs
of water on IT, upwards oftwcnty in meadow,
bout 100 acres wen tmbcrcd and the cleared Land in
Gne state Of cultivation The improvements are large
and handsome BRICK MANSION, containing six
rooms. Barn and Stables and necessary ut-houscs.-
If is situated pleasant drive from S,aunton where
Churches, Schools and Stores abound.
Its seldom that a Farm with 50 many advantages
and so much worth is placed IN market. My purpose
is to sell it speedily. My address is stauntoa or Clincs
Mill. CiiESLEf KINNEY.
Dec 10, 55.-3m.--Vind copy
&C. National IRtclligencer copy and send account to
advertiser
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-01-09

EpY virtue of deed of FEst, executed TO me
- by Jonathan Faber. dated the l0lh day OF
September, 1853 of record in TIC Clerks Once
of Augusta county, for certain purposes therein
mentioned, will proceed, on Saturday the l9th
day of January, 1856. upon the premises, to sell
to the highest bidder for cash, G7i ACRES OF
L. and, lying on the east side of SoaIh River adj
joining the lands of VIM. Brooks and John Guth-
rie, being the same land that was conveyed to
said lFaber by Theodore Hoppe. The title to
this land is believed TO be good bnt acting as
trustee can only convey with special warranty.
Ii. Nj. BELL. Trustee.
Dec. 10 l855.-tds-s225.
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GOOD NEWS.
Rooms Corner Virginia Hotel
All nI:ni,innr tha qtnnn 0ffinA

huG hu JuAALhD JIG SSo6O Sn"S'
f{'HE most magnificent stock Of Clothing ever seen h
this section of country may be found for sale tho
Clothing Rooms OF the Undersigned.
For variety u style, quality, workmanship and guam.
ty, my Stock has ncYer been surpassed; and while
plcdge myself to sell c',;sp any other establish
ment Of the kind throughout the State, feel sure that
from the assortment hand, the most fastidious
can b. suited in taste.
In Over Goats, Drcs: Goats, Business and Common
Working Coats my Stock comprises the various styles
of Goods the market this scasol affords.
IN VESTS, may be folni large variety, made Of
silk yelycs. silk Plush, Goth, Cashmere Cashmere,
Woosted and Cotton.
IN PANTS, an assoTtn mt made Of the latest Pat.
terms Of Fancy and Black Cashmere, lot hs and SAITH
nctts Corduroys, Tweed and Cotton.
In the FURNISHING; LINE, may be found Silk
and fnc Mcrno Undcrshrtj and Drawers, Woolen
and Cotton half Hosc Handkerchiefs. Cravats, Com
forts and very large aud full assortment of White
Linen Bosom Shirts, Collars, Silk Hats, Slouches,
Plush Caps, etc.
II would be useless TO 90 nto the enumeration ofeach
siagle article Ny Stock is complete and would kind
" Solicit an examination o: the before making
your purchases elsewhere, and beg kindly a contnu
ance of hitherto SO Literally extended patronage
Respectfully, JACOB POLLfTZ.
Oct. IL, 1855.
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BOOTS & SHOES.

Cheap Boot, Shoe, Hal and Cap Store
EALL g. WINTER S GFP1'IsX,
IL. Winter supply of Boots, Shoes Hats, Caps, &C.,
to an examination of which they invite their friends and
customers and the public generally feeling confident that
they please the taste Of the manifestations ns'yie
and prices they cannot be beat has been known mere
o(ore They coll attention particularly TO their own
manufacture Of all kinds of Gentlemen and Ladies Ware,
comprising every article in their line Of business, and
warranted to be Of good quality.
Hats can be bought Of them from 50 cents and upwards,
and Caps from l2 cents to the incst-a new fashion,
Also Trunks Umbrellas, &c. They respectfully request
portion of pablo patron pedgng themselves to do
their best TO merit it,
Staunton, Oct. Is, 1854.
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November %, 1855.
DESIRABLE PROPERTY
Az PRIVATE SALE.

n HAVE determined to sell the Farm npoa
Il which now reside lying upon the waters of
the Big Calf Pasture River in the county Of An-
gusta. miles below Deerfeld, and within ID
miles of the Virginia Central Railroad. This
Farm contains R35 Acres, of which Is is
cleared and of the best quality, the balance heavi-
" timbercd There is upol it ~
comfortable DWELLLNG, Barn, II. 1Sfe7s ~.
and other necessary out houses nm III III "a
This place is well watered. having zsss=:sss.ifss
two creeks running through it, and well OF good
water in the yard. Also an Orchard of excellent
Fruit. There has recently been discovered with
in 200 yards of the Dwelling an Alum Spring,
which is said by those that have used to be of the
best quality and as elicacious in the most of dis
eases as other celebrated waters Of Western Viz
ginia..
Those possessing capital and wishing to en-
gage in an enterprise of this kind, could not make
better investment. deem any further descrlp-
lion unnecessary, as those wishing 10 purchase
will come and examine for themselves.
CO. TENS made easy and to suit the purcha-
ser. RALPH w. CLAY fON.
Oct. 81. 1S55-tf.
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Zoo 5;acssanasy F,sfaE,;ssssrasenf.

G. Confectionery ElsGaseisSsssa sSss
Holm b. ANTONi having boaght out the house
and stock of John aanoDe 10 the ia;e fra Of Anton
& Manoue, announces to the public That ne WIN carr
On the business in hsown lie Hee,Is c'nS'''i
IN hand every article in the ConGco1sry line, and al
o All extensive assortment OF TOYS. lie has sent o.
MS CHRISTMAS ORDERSt to ST. Mex, ana nope
see all the wong folks about at that time To th'
public generally he would say -
GAY !ad; All merry paidcns.
Conn listen TO my so1g,
And if you'd like 10 sing Il,
The tune is Lucy Long"
OH take yonr time, M dar,ing',
But let that tine be soon;
And quickly so for what Yen want
To JOIN. =. Antonis Saloon.
You'll a!ways find there, when yOa go,
Whatcyer's in his line,
And you'll confess it when yoa DO,
Lis stock IS choice aaa .ne.
Oh take your t.iac. my dirliagi,
But let that time be sooi;
And if you cannot 20. why scid
To Join b. Antoai's Saloon.
He keeps the best Of Candies.
And everything that's nice
In Winter, Cakes and Corials,
In Summer, Cream; and lee.
Oh take your time, iny' lovelics,
But let your time be sJot,
To 90 or send for what yon gant,
TO John D. intonts Saloon.
prescrves-tie best Of Jelcs,
And Fruits most rich and rare;
Pine Apple, Orange. Lemon,
And Citron--al are there.
Oh take your timc, my dariing,,
And let that time be soon,
For what you want youl always find
At JOIN; u. 1ntoHi'S SIl0oD.
And also for the holidays,
(You know they're just at hand
He has the best assortment
Of"Boy- PoSs' in the land
Then take your time fair Ladies,
To please your children soon
Drop in and bay them Christmas Toys,
At Join Il. 44ifonts Saloon.
And what will please the Misses,
And It's 20 them sing,
He keeps the sweetest "KIssEs"
Except-ihe real thing!
Then take your time, young Gallants,
But let that time be soon;
You'll always please the Ladies
At John b. 4atOqii's Saloon.
And now, word at parting
'Tis John d. Antoine can make
YOUNG Gentlemen aud Ladies!
The BEST OF "WEDDISG CAKE !"
Oh take your time young Lovers
But let your time be soon.
To wed, and buy your Wedding Cake
AT John B. Antonis Saloon.
Stanton, Dec. 5, 1855.
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HEAEsESEGD.

On the 9th ult. by the Rev. Peter Shicxcl, Mr.
ARrHUI REED to Miss AsS ELizA, daughter OF John
Show alter, all Of Augusta county.
On the 25th Of December by the Rev. john Phillips,
ASpERsoS p. DsvEaIoEs 10 Mis-. RACHAEL R. CAsP-
sELL, all Of Highland
On the 9th nit by the Rev. John Phillips, JoHN
HUPNAN, Of Augusta, 70 Miss RE5EccA 81 daughter OF
Jacob Steuart, Esq, Of HghIaad.
On the 25th ult, by the Rev. Mr.. Wrsman, Mr.
JoAN Stephenson to Miss LAURA A. WOODS, both OF
Highland county
On the 9th ult.. by the Rev. Mr.. Shckcl, MIR. pa
vIp SrovEa to Miss ELlzADErH J. hiRAcoFF, all o.
Augusta county.
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03- BAKERS PREMIUM BlTTEES-NorioE
toS OrHrRs-'rbere are many individuals in this and
other sections Of the State suffering with diarrh@a ana
Sgue and fever. AS permanent cure, many Of cur
most respectable ctizens have adopted the tree use
Of BAKERS PREaiuM Buffers, so wei! Known Tor luz
xrent virtue with invalds which have proved never
falling remedy. We have been told BY several gen
tlemen that they heard of oil diarrh@A OF
Ague aud fever where the patient had been using pa
kcr's Bitters through the summer and fall months
The proprietor will always warrant 4 cure with his
medicine, in eases named, when in person. Hundreds
6fcertcaes have been published putting forth the YIr
tues of this Invaluable medicine.
Below read certificates of our well known citizens
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EEofidaY E9rexelnts.
BEyv ar u0Dg-.

yI7E are receiving and opening nice lot of Concc-
w tons, Fruits Nuts &c, suitable for the season,
embracing everything usually kept in regular Conec-
tionary Store together with nice collection OF Toys
and other notions suitable for Christmas Presents,
which we arc determined to sell as low as they can
be had in the market for cash. All VIC ask is exam
iuaton of our Stock, aad if you do not say are the
individuals with whom you can leave your dimes to the
best advantage, why We arc willing TO give it up;
+. NJ. CUSHING s. co.
Stanton Dec 49, 1853.
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certify that sent Bottle Of BAKCa's PRCsIUM
BIrTERs to young friend, last Spring who was su-
fering very much with Agae and Fever. He had sue
cecded in breaking the chills by the OF Calomc.
Quinine, &C., but they continued to return at intervals
until he used the BirTERsaitcr taking one bottle, his
chills left him, and have not since returned
v. DAGGANiIN.
Price 90 cents per bottle. For sale by j. 3. EsE-
RIpe E, Druggist, and j. b. BaEcKINRiDer & SON
Staunton and Druggists generally. Orders filled by
addressing f. BAKER, Richmond; Va.
Jan. 9, lS56.-lmo.
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EDprascr,aar NNtice,

r AN transerfee Of all accounts due the Wood
L ward House. during the proprelorship or }
n. Woodward as well as that OF Woodward &
CoaI,.r-as per deeds of record; Ii is of q, !Se
paid, and it is hoped that this friendly bat nrgeo
notice will shield me from blame. for putting all
unadjused claims in :ran of legal collection, AT
ter the LIST OF February next. will be found at
the Office Of WIN. B. Kayser, Esq
WM. &. WOODWARD.
Japparv 9. lS55.-3ts.
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ELEGaNT STEEL EVGRAVINGs

NOW OFFERED AT VERY Low PRIcEs,
D7 VIII. II. DUNBAR, 80 Centre st.,
EGW YORK.
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NOTICE.,

YyAVING before informed the public ana our
"a friends of our determination to leave 9iaun-
ton shortly for the purpose Of establishing III ,ai
Wholesale Business with our partners IN , p".,r
more, it will be of particular beneii! to inc "'hI
to state further that we will sell our consluel"y,o
stock of Fall and Winter G0ods. from no" % '''e
LIST Of March, at prime cast for reasons S,a.ON ~
Nobody in want of Clothing Should therefore Ia,
to examine our well assorted stock and : secure !e
himself better bargains than ever before o's''u ~
this market. .,.,o in
Further notice we have to give to those III u.
debted to us, that although we intended oeioIe' :"
place our unpaid accounts in the hands q"
& Bell by the LIST ofJaouay. yet We alea TO , se'
upon this intention for the term. and cut Oh 'n;s
regard against our debtors we conciuoea 10 "a''
now till the st Of February next. but longer '"-
dugence can and will not be given any more -,
We hope that at this given period the rest VIII u,
come forward and pay without prompting US 10
those disagreeabe steps. . co
StrrInton. Jan. 8, 1856.
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EIsSE'1XSa

rEIAKEN up by Joha c. McCuc, in Augusta county
L on the = day Of August, 1855, of the following
description. viz:
lst, 4 Coz, of black color, white back, belly and
tail nndcrkecl in the left car no other marks percciv-
able Supposed to be six years Old, and appraised at
$50.
End 4 Steer, of white color, with rcd neck spot
ted Sides crop of the left Supposed to be two years
old last Spring, and appraised at 81
Extract from Hccord.-Testc
Dec. %. 1855. w. a. BURNETT, D. c.