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"a As Mrs. Tuttle of Seabrook. N
H., formerly of Newburyport, was walk
ing along the road, she was seen to stag
ger, and fall before he could reach her
and died instantaneously. She had been
unwell for some time past.
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to return to her capital. o.
ting she was told the govern, ..''
ma had ealledin Austrian t,a 9
was necessary that the sov.,. :
remain to countenance their =.
A letter from Malta OfJuo. !,
that the Anglo-Italian lec;o.
ed, and a part of them will
where they are engaged by
tionary party, whose agents !.
been actively at work anon
supplying them with mona
agents openly declare that -. .
are going on in Piedmont mos :.
torily, and the Germans A..
countenancing them. Ma,riD,.
at Malta say everything * -,
pies for a great movement.
THE SOUND DUES.
From Berlin June 81, it sy....
owing to the mediation of Rn,.,
rangement had been concludes :
Denmark and the United Sta,.,
tue of which a provisional Torr
ton will remain in force till Jun. !
and the Sound Dues will bs :,
under this Convention as forn.5-
The Paris Presse mention, Il.
circumstance in the following,s,m.
prospect of a conflict between n.
and the United States is grown,
the Washington Cabinet, at The :,
of that of Copenhagen, has coD,..s
a further prolongation for one "a.
treaty of April 20, 1856, the exts,,.
which for two months has lust t.,
ted. American ships passing thrUv
Sound and Belts, will continus :
the dues without protest, but va
serve of their rights. MoreOyr
question is to be settled by interr
negotiations before the end Of tie,
Such are the two conditions put i
United States, and accepted BY ]
mark. 1t is said that the good Oh
Russia contributed to this tempor
rangement
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EMIGRANTs. The number of emf
grants who arrived at the port of New
York for the last six months was 56,354.
During the same period in 1855, the num-
Der was BAG; in 1854, 134,751-; in
1858, 125,617.
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"a An Irishman named Patrick ]
Haley was killed about two miles VI
of Groton junction, on FrlAaX varGa
by the engine of a down train. He
lying on the trach, as is supposed,
state of intoxication, and was not :
by tine engineer until close upon BIZ
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Inc North Georgia Times, published
at Dalton, Georgia, and the Wilkes coun-
y republican, published at Washington,
Wilkes county, Georgia. both American
papers, have lowered the Fillmore f,ao
Ae.e5,
anu holSted that OF buchanan and Breck-
enridge.
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THE EAST.

The town of Kars had been ~
dered to the Turks, and the In
troops had evacuated the fortress d
dout Kaleh.
The demolition BY the Russin
fications of Remi and Ismael is CO.
ed. Workmen are employed unas
gineer officers in dwelling the val
sending the stones to Odessa. Thl
slams say that the Notifications hs
destroying were built by themseH
that they will give up the fortress.
Turks IN the same condition It was Z
captured by invasion.
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@ The number of cattle tha! !
passed over the Central Railroad, do
the month of May, amount to the g
nous sum of $4,000. During the :
period last year the whole number
less than $4,000.
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NEW ORLEANS, July 2.-Ex-Post-
master Kendall committed an assault To-
day on District Attorney Mckay, in con-
sequence of difficulty growing out of
the recent trial of Kendall for mail rob-
berry, Mckay is badly injured. Ken
dali has been arrested.
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~ In the Circuit Court, holden at
newport last week, the only case tried
De'ore the jury was Francis B. Fair
weather vs.. Alfred H. Willard, all of
providence. This action was bropobt
Oy the plaintiff for seducing his daughter
under a promise of marriage. The iurv
alter being out fifteen minutes retn.-5
a verdict for the plaintiff of $4,000 with
costs. WIN
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e. The New York Post publishes a
call signed by several leading Democrats
who decline to support Buchanan, invi-
ting their fellow citizens of like feeling to
July 24th, for consultation, and ifdeemed
proper, for political organization and ac-
ton.
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a. A man named Brown, .
years of age, was killed by lighinA
Northampton, n, H, Sunday e''a
lie was standing in the doorway o.
house at the time. The building =
but slightly injured.
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&c hon. Henry L. Ellsworth. who
some time ago presided over the naten.
D' al Washington, has nearly 1000
acres planted in corn this year, on h.
little farm in Lafayette, Indiana
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"a Thursday afternoon CAPT -
Decrow, a respected citizen Of Bs
while standing in doorway conF'i-
with a gentleman, suddenly fell, DE-
spite medical attendance, was corp
half an hour. He was about siEiyJ'
of age.
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"a A SOW belonging to Mr.. John
1aroner' of Oxford, Me-, had the an
uacity 10 present her owner with t,csuty.
e'9ns pigs at one birth, one dav Lost
week.
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LOUISVILLE, July 2. An American
mass meeting was held here last night.
Great enthusiasm was manifested T.
was the largest of the kind ever held
mere, 0arret Davis was the principal
speaker.
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"a Its said that during the fni
days of June the inhabitants Of Vs
were almost broiled alive. The .
mometer was 1o4 degrees in the shd
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I The Lawrence American has ia
ken the name of Fillmore and Donelson
from the head of its columns, and substi-
tuted those of Fremont and Johnston.
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F" nson ana Sumner of Massachu-
bnrn GO turned IN effgy at Orange
day week. ''e
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ca A bridge on the Rutland kal., +,
200 feet in length, six miles beyona
lows Falls, was completely desiro''
fire about / O'Clock on Friday.
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% The La Fargo House in New
OK Is estimated to be worth, building
and ground, s36O,0OO, and the fi,rnit,,re
and fixtures 100000.
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b. STEBBINs, Sec'y.

Inc Miners Journal, published at
O''s'iiie' Pa-' and till lately Fillmore
Fremont 'On 10 support
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G. The man who is fond d Pa1-1
and pies places himself fssfai'
power OF bis wife.
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6 The crops in Western Cana',
extremely fine, and promise an sOa'D :
harvest. =
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5oreisn Neus.
-Four Days Later From Europe.
SUMMARY OF NEWS.

A London paper gives the following
summary of the news of the week as re-
CARDS relation with the United States.
Judging from the country newspapers,
most of which reach us at the end of the
week, we should say that the country is
delighted with the turn that the American
question has taken, and it is surprising
how much the public have become en-
lightened on the subject by the cheap
press, almost every newspaper Of that
class having devoted itself to rational
exposition of our American difficulties.
The country is also pleased with the nom
ination of Mr.. Buchanan, but it does not
appear to understand that Mr.. Buchanan
in order to attain this honor, has set his
face against the great movement for the
emancipation of the slave.
To this one correspondent adds, that
the excitement on American affairs has
subsidized so much as no longer to exercise
any unsettling effects on the markets.
Several of the leading, and would-be
leading presses continue to keep up a
series of grumbling editorials, but on the
whole they are pitched in more reason
able key. The London Times, however,
warns the government to have the Cen
trail American affair settled up before
Buchanan shall come to the Presidency,
the Recruiting question having been Mr..
Pierce's qaestion, and Central American
Mr.. Buchanan's.
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80 HE machine shop of the North
sln OrOss Railroad, at Quincy, ILL.,, was
ooo Destroyed on the 28d uIt. Loss $780,
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ITALY.

1t IS current that the Sandman oor
t e.nlnen. mas just issued note in reply to
tnat OF Austria. Sardinia denies the in
pu'aflon Of fostering revolution, but en-
presses a fear it may break out if exis-
d e. governments r do not place themselves
At "a, as.i head Of Italian nationality.
= Advices from Parma state tb.. -.
lsa anu duchess, while attempting to
ieaVe her dominions, was arrested /,
iAn military authorizes, and Obliged
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REPUBLICAN COUNTY CoyvENr,ox
The straight-out Republicans of Or
leans County assembled in Convention NJ
this place on the fifth inst, and pomina-
ted a candidate for Senator and county
0nlcer'' The proceedings of the Con-
vention will be found in another column
ihelr ticket Is a strong one, and one
which will commend itself to the peonIe
o' 'ne county as eminently fitted for the
positions to which they have severaIIv
oeen nominated, but as our name is an
pended to the call for a union convention
oa'lru lot the thirteenth of August, we
'lail refrain from giving the above named
ticket any " aid and comfort at nresent
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DAoWNED'-We learn that on Sat1r-
Gay afternoon last, two children of Mr.
Peabody's of Coventry, were drowned
IN the river. 1t appears that four Of I n.
ehildren-all young-went down TO the
river to swim, when two of them-a how
and girl-waded into the stream bc-
yond their depth and were drowned.
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G. Men find seIf-congratulati0a >
agreeable than self-examination.
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FRANCE.

On the subject of the new tariff tho
plohiteor says: Some manufacturers
nave been thrown into alarm by certain
provisions of the bill for Withdrawals
prohibitions from the Custom Tariff. buf
their uneasiness is uncalled for IT,
government has decided that the remov-
a OF the prohibitions should be proposed
70 the Legislative body, intended that
'ney should be replaced by high protec-
1--WE duties in the interest of national Ia
Oor. Ihe new tariff has been considered
WIN TINS view, and in order more conn
pieteiy to attain the object desired the
government is about to propose an adj
vance on certain items in the tariff.
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&c The Philadelphia North American
an able and staunch Wing organ, has
come out for Fremont and Dayton.
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GREAT BRITAIN.

The probable loss of the American ship
Ocean Queen, Capt. Smith, of the Lon
don and New York line, with 10 lives,
has been reported at Lloyd's. The ship
left the London docks on the 9Th of Feb
uary, with full miscellaneous cargo, and
80 steerage passengers. On the 18th of
February she was spoken off the Isle of
Wight, all well, since which nothing has
been heard of her, and there is reason to
fear she was lost in the lee in which the
steamer Pacific persisted.
A meeting of the Administrative Re
form Association was held at London ON
the 21st, Mr.. Roebuek, M. p, presiding
The most noticeable passage in the
speeches was the following, from the re-
marks of the Chairman: He had shown
the evil that had followed from the i'm
becility of the British government in the
case OF Russia, but another present ca
lamity is still more threatening, which
the British people have gone through.
He spoke of the disturbed state of Amer
lean affairs. And how was that brought
about? Why, if there had been in the
governments OF Dr1raIn one man who
knew anything of the laws of the United
States, they must have known that to at
tempt to enlist men there was in contra
vention of the American law. At an
early period, as appeared from the Blue
Book, an intelligent lawyer of America
told them that if they persisted in the
course they were proceeding in, it would
lead necessarily TO a collision with Amer
lea, and he pointed to what had already
followed, viz: the dismissal of the British
Minister as the least evil that could arise
from perseverance in such a course.
They needed not his advice, and the
consequence is that we are now on the
brink of war with America. our chief
customer, bone of our bone, blood of our
oiood-an English population on the
other side of the Atlantic, connected in
every way with US, on whom we depend
and who depend upon us. We are about
to outrage humanity by going to war with
our brothers on the other side of the At
lantIc; and the cause of it is the want of
knowledge, or the want of something else
that is worse than the want of KNOWLEDGE
on the part of our rulers, who have stem
Oy step gone on until every rational man
must see the great mischief that is now
likely to happen.
Fruslan papers re-assert that Oueen
victoria will certainly visit Berlin in
september next. No intimation TO that
effect has transpired as yet in London.
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AyALUADLE DISCOVERY.

L7uRMAN's Chemical saturated Belt is now con-
L sidered an indispensable article by all persons
afflicted with Weakness pain in the back OF across
the Kidneys, cold chis, lushes of heat over the
system. with pain in the head and neck. Young
men who have acquired habits which have created
weakness through the system, by wearing one Of
these Belts will become sound, with all the vigor of
robust constitution. We have eonaersed with
persons of both sexes who have been more or less
afflicted for years and they say, almost made
diugsh6p OF their stomach to the greatdetgnent and
arrangement Of the whole system, by simply wear
ing of these belts lcwweels haye become sound
and healthy. These belts are wern loose, next the
skim around the saia of the back, subject 10 no in
convenience whatever, being covered with silk
For the relief and cure of suffering Ladies this belt
is decdrdly without parallel, both a curative
aad preventive to all complaints which so much
ahlict he ladies OF the present age, which il is IN
necessary to enamerate though mostly ffomIpanfu
suppressed aad Irregular menstrattvls' feihaPs 1t
would be we'll to mention, to prevent all lates from
wearing then at all times, they haze proved to bed
certain and elletna preventive to certain situations
which will be explained on the directions for this
reason they should not be by married ladies at
all times. This belt viii be sent to any address free
on receipt Of 80. Address, h. Furman, No. &,
Hamiitor St Albany y. Y.
Dec. i, lS55.
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NEW ARRIVAL
Of Hardware, GuaS, pssto!es,
EEIrE1E ENssN En q


{ SEoRGE /. PRICE, Main Street, Stanton, Va
~ offers for sale an extens re stock of Hardware
Guns, Cutlery, &C., direct from the manufactures
at prices as low be obtained in Richmond
Markets, to which he would respectfully invite the
attention OF Farmers, builders and Mechanics con-
sisting ot Mortce, Carpenters, Dead, Store Pad
Chest, Cupboard, Till. Trunk, Stock and Closet
locks; Knobs Spring and Thumb Latches and bolts;
Hand Papnell, Cot, Mil, Pit, Circulars Compass.
butchers, Tenant, Wood and Pruning Saws; Car
penters, Coopers, Machinist and Blacksmith tools;
Fast and Loose Butts; Parliament, Strap and Gate
Hinges; Augurs, Augur Bits, Brass Is Is; Planes OF
all kinds; Stair Rods; Coffee and Spice Mills Pla-
ed and common Spoons and Forks; Ladies' Axes,
atchets, Hammers Sledgcs, Anvils Vices, Bel
ows. Steel, Files Rasps, Brushes, Hand and Door
Bolts, Handouts, Ovens, Pots, Skillets Kettles &e
&e.; 7nek, Bone and ivory Handle Knives and Forks
Pen, Pocket, Butcher aud Carving Knives: Razors,
Scissors and Sheares; Killing, Grabbing and Car
den Hoes Picks Spades, Snovels, Manure, Hay and
Potatoe Forks; Manila and Hemp Ropes; Calf IIog
Sheep. Goehineal, Binding and Lining Skins; Shosz
last, Pegs, lacks, &C.; Men and Side Trees; II ar
ness Mounting; {Siiyer, Brass and japan:9 Sprisg
ANlcs and English Refined Iron of ali sizes Hose
Shoes and Nails; Wrought and Cut Nails; witlha
great variety of House keeping Articles of an es.>>
eeellent quality; and ia short everything usually
Kept in Hardware Store, which | Mil sell cheap
for cash. Ihosen want Of such articles will do
well to give me call, Gas charge nothing for
showing my Goods,) fer am determined to sell to
suit the times
stanton, Nov. II, 1855:
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J. B. Il Ar G r O V h
(sHcogssoR TO nHNg. pAvIs
a Il, - "a, - -

~, me subscriber respectfully intortas his srie,ss
having rented his Office to Mr. J. h Harra IN
p'ias1Ie IN Recommending his former eussepe- y
October 10, 1866 '"' "a 10
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SANDY HOLLOW FOR SALE.

TN PURSUANCE of deed given to the under
a. signed by Thomas $. Coalter and wife, we will
expose at public sale at the same time j. n Wood
wards interest is sold, an ntcreet of one half in
a piece of LAND about mile from Staunton CON
taring AZ ACRES, with HOUSE AND STA
BILE on it awe OF first rate water. and the clear
ed land highly improved. 1t is contemplated, if
desired by persons wanting to purchase, to lay off
the property in lots
TERMs.-0ne-tourth in hand and the balance in
six twelve and eighteen months in equal instalnent.
with interest," secured by bond with personal security.
n. X. TROUT
J, Il. McCUE. trustees.
March l, ls5G.-tds
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Confectionery Establishment

E0uN Is. ANFONl having bought out the house
- and stock ofJohn Manone i'll the late firm OF
Antoni q NJ none, announces to the pubic that he
will carry the business in his own name. lie
Keeps constantly hand every article in the Con
line, and also extensive assortment OF
TO Us. He has sent ON his CHRiSTHAS or
UERS to st. Nick, aad hopes to see all the young
folks about at that time. To the public generally
hS would say =
Gay lads and merry maidens.
Come listen to my song,
And if you'd like to sing It,
The tune is ''Luey Long"
Oh! take your time, my darlines.
But let that time be soon;
And quickly go for what you want
To j. b. Antone's SALOON.
You'll always find there when you "a,
Whatever S in his line,
And you'll confess it when YOU do,
Ills stock is choice and fine.
Oh! take your time my darlings,
But let that time be soon,
AMI If you cannot go, why send
To j. d. Antone's SALOON.
He keeps the best Of Candies.
And everything that's nice
In Winter, Cakes and Cordials,
In Summer, Creams and Ice.
Oh! take your time, my iovelies,
But let your time be seen,
To go or send for what Won want
To John b. -Anteai's Saloon,
Preserves-the best of JeIes.
And Fruits most rich aud rare;
Pine Apple, Orange, Lemon,
And Citron-all are there.
Oh. take youi, Time, my darings,
And let that time De snon
For what you want you'll always End
AT John y. Antoais Saloon
And also for the holidays,
You know they're just at handy
He has the best assortment
Of Box -EoSs's in the land.
Then take your time fair Ladies'
To please your children soon
Drop in aud buy them Ghristmas Tova
At john y. Aatoti's Saloon
And whit will please the Misses,
And It's to them | sing,
He keeps the sweetest III tssss"
Except-the real thngl
Then take your time, young GallansA
Bat let that time be soon;
You'll always please the Ladies
At John II. datosis Saloon
And now, word at parting
lis Joan b. Antoine can mako
]eang Gentlemen and Ladies!
~ DIsT oF ''W KpDINe CAKE!"
Oh! take your time yeung Lovers!
But let your time be soon;
To wed ana buy your Wedding Cake
Al Johu b. A,tol.i'. Saless.
stseaton, Dec. s, 1865
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Ess- Safe.

fEsHE undersigned offer for sale privately their
a. valuable tract Of land containing 30 Acres. 1t
has on it large and cemmodious Dwelling House
bank Barn, large orchard with the most choice fruit
in it, also large portion good and valuable meadow
and about Is or 50 acres Of timber. This land has on
it never failing lime stone water, it is altogether a
fine home and in refined yeghborhood. Any one
desiring a small home would do well to give
call for we are bound to sch low and give fair pay
nents For further inforrAaticn call and on
said land near Hermitage Post office Augusta Coun
ty, Va Il sadand not sold by Tuesday the first of
April, we will then put it up at public sale that
day. ULkiCk BURkHoLDER,
NARGARET BUkk HOLDER.
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McVEIEH &. CHA MERRIAM

fiC LII Eli g LIZA M ID Eh il N
A RE now receiving per Schooner Fairfax ar
"a other vessels their
FAhE. s'GssGMsOF GOODS,
oliows
1G5 Hhds N 0, P r and Muscavaao Sugars;
315 Bbls Coffee p1lyeriscd, crushed aad grssu-
lated do
IS Boxe double refined Loaf do;
l35 HID tMuscovado aud Sugar House Nslassss
l25 Bb: prime New Orleans DO
% &c " Golden Syrup;I
415 Bags Green Rio Coffee;
$50 Old Java, MaricabQ and White Lagsirado;
100 Half Chests Gunp'd, Imperial y Dung, Tyson
and Black Teas-the larger portionof recent nIpor-
taGons and from medium to sxtra iias quality.
rs Barrels Rice;
70 Casks Sup Carb Soda;
80 Boxes CASTLE Soap;
:, ll5 :" yarusatod, Bar, Cushion, Windsor aas
Transparent Soaps
100 Boxes Brown and Yeilsv Rssis Do;
100 9. Ialiow Candies;
rs :" Adamantine do;
80 " Family Pearl stareA
rs q Chocolate;
IS Mustaid
100 Coils Ropes
$50 Bags Shot, assorted Nss.;
$50 hegs Sporting Powder;
IS Bags grain Pepper
20 . Pimento
so Boxes Ground Pepper;
10 Bales solt shell Almonds
10 : Hberts:
Is 8. Cream Nuts
$50 Boxes assorted Candies
100 barrels no Msckereli;
a. . Train Oil
$50 Kegs Pure Lead :;
$50 Boxes Glass, s by 10 and ls.by.l2
Barrels Putty, in Bladdcrs;
3 Casks Backing
40 Boxes Maccaron
800 Reams single and double Wrapping Paper j;
100 9 Ruled, Cap aud Letter do;
1900 Sacks Fine and Ground Alum Salt.
Hayig made principal purchases previous to
The advance ia goods generally, enables colii-n
IDENTIFY to say to customers and merchants gene
rally, visiting this market, that supply them
fully as cheap as goods of same quality can be
bought in Baltimore. We respectfully ask ex-
animation of our Stock.
McVEtGU CHAMBERLAIN,
Prince Street Wharf, Alexandria, Va.
Sept %, 1865.
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Stauntoa, Feb. 16, 1856.
CONTMlssIoNER,s sAAE

Y virtue of decree of the Circuit Court of Au,
II gusta county rendered at the November Term
800, in the suit of Philip e. Baltzell, DC, rs
Tucker W. Farrar, &c, will proceed, on Saturday
the 10Th day of March next. to sell the premises
tract of land adjoining the lands of Alexander
crawford, on the Little Calf Pasture River contain
ing about $40 ACRES. very valuable SAW MILL,
and other improvements have been erected on the
land, which lies on the line of the Central Railroad.
TERMS OF SALE So much in cash as may be ne
cessary to pay expenses of sale and COSTS and the
balance in six, twelve, and eighteen months bonds
with approved security to be given for the deferred
payments and the title to be retained till the pur
chase money is peid,
HUGH. W. SHEFFEY.
Staunton, Feb. %, 1856 -S225.