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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-02-06

AT Rules held IN the o,c,A
v Office of the Circnit Court tor aug 9sIs.
County, February the 4h, 1885, james y ;
Plaintiff.
Is. f,a,,nty
Moses RI. McCue Sheriff of Augusta County NJ y !,
and as such Administrator of George . M NJ
decd. Julian Hodge Widow Ma,gale s,.l IN i.
Jane. American, Samuel, William, Ma ,',l .na
fant children of SAID George >. Hoase ue'
Jacob Beck, Defendants .,;,,t 70 sale a
The object of this suit is to subject p W
tract of land, to satisfy debt due 'he 'a uaJns
which land was conveyed by George ?. .i" !,
decd in his lifetime to Robert J. Uiency ~ -
for certain purposes in the Bill menoneu f,a an the
so ~ snbiect ahy rent that may be due ron Tue
Defeadant Beck, TO satisfy the fiain'''' D
inands. >,,,;ao,,, Mar
The Defendants Julian Hodge (Widowv,}} .i MAR
raret Mary Jane, American, oamnei. .a''s'
and Marshall infant children OF SAID 0eolse ~
Hodre decd, not having entered lieii aPp.'l 8
anee and given security, according 10 'iie a'' VI
assembly, and the Rules of this Court; anu l. ap
ne ming by satisfactory evidence that 'ney are "o'
Inhabitants Of this Commonwealth: II IS order e.
ed, that the said Defendants do appear mere ~
one month after due publication OF ths oruer a.u
do what is necessary to protect 'heir i;
that copy of This order be forthwith l'sel'er -
some newspaper printed in Siannlph' lol aou,
weeks successfully, and pused al 'he ifo"' ooo'
of the Cour, house. Copy 1este.
NICHOLAS c KINNEY Ok
Feb 1856
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TRUST SALE.
A Large Amount of Valuable Land
- xS.Ny2 GGT,T! 49,

xN pursuance Of the provisions of two deeds OF
Il trust. the first executed TO John j. Larew, oy
elisha BRYAN, on the 9Th day of January. lo32,
the Dad deed executed by Elisha Bryan and Nan
cy his wife, to JOHN j !. Larew and Samuel McD.
Moore. dated the oath Of August. 1859, ID trust
10 secure certain debts therein mentioned, wntcn
deeds are of record'im the Clerks Office OF me
County Court of Augusta, we will sell at fuoilc
Auction. on the premises, on Friday The 29tii day
of FeLyuaru next, Is TRACTS OF LAND.
'The LIST contains ] 81 acres; the End 22o acres
the Ord $50 acres the 4th Sl9 acres; the ON
445 acres the 9th $50 acres; the,fth o2l acres
the 9Th 6S acres; the 9th 447 acres; the ION %
acres the llih 544 acres, on which tract me %
,onaxi Furnace is situated, with all necessary
Buildings for CARRYING on the said Furnace; no.
u contains $50 acres No Is 800 acres; NO ~
s5 acres; No 5 1850 acres. These tracts lie
contiruous TO each other, on,the South River, a
branch OF the North river,) and On the Soain XIV
err IA branch If the Shenandoah River,) IN the
comfy of Augusta, near.the Rockbridge line and
nearthe village of Midway. A considerable por-
tion of the land is of excellent quality for farming
purpuses. and there is 4 good deal OF Bottom LAND
on some of the tracts which has been cleared. ard
is very productive a plat of the Whole iaf'oS
CAL NC SGGIl Uu uPPIcnliou
of the trustees. in the town of Greenviile. lac
Cptipax Furnace was worked during the year
1861. producing metal of the very best quality,
especially for Foundry purposes, and II IS conn
IDENTIFY believed that all the metal that can be
made can be sold on the bank tor at least S30 per
Ton. The Furnace has all he apparatus tor
hot blast and timber enough can DC procured to
carry it on proflably fora number OF years. From
the quantity and quality OF The lands to be sold'
great bargains may be had.
Terms OF SALE:-A sufficient sum OF money
in hand IN pay the expenses of drawing and recor-
ding the deeds aforesaid, the surveying and other
expenses Of the sale; the residue 10 be paid in e.
DUAL annual instaments, of one, two and three
Years, with interest from the day of sale Bonds,
with good security for the deferred instalmenls,
will be required, and the title retained until all
the purchase money is paid.
The title to the abuve mentioned lands is be-
lieved to be undspnled, but selling as trustees,
will convey such title only as IS vested in us by
the deeds aforesaid.
70 tel JOHN j. LAREW, Z rr,stses
S. Med. MOORE, s
Jan. 90. 1856. ~
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NOTICE.

SHAVING beforc informed the public and our
q friends of our determination TO leave Stauh-
ion shortly. for the purpose Of establishing large
Wholesale Business with our partners in Ball
more. it will be Of particular benefit TO the farmer
to state further that we will sell our considerable
stock of Fall and Winter Goods, from now to the
ST Of March, at prime cost for reasons stated
Nobody in want ef Claihing should therefore fail
TO examine our well assorted stock and secure
himself better bargains than ever before offered in
this market.
Further notice we have 10 give to those in
debted to US, that although we intended before. TO
place our unpaid accounts in the hands OF Hartman
& Bell by the LIST Of January, yet we failed to act
upon this intention for the term, and out OF this
regard against our debtors we concluded to wait
now t;lIihe lst OF February next. but longer IN
diligence can and will not he given any more
We hope that at this given period the rest VIII
come forward and pay without Prompting US to
those disagreeable Steps.
= STEINER BROS. s. co.
Strunton ian g. 1856
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NEW BOOK STORE,
H1nin Street, Below Central Bank,
ST TYnJTOy. VA.

'HE undersigned to tie public that he has
i just opened new, extensive and well selected
sortincnt of BOOKS And STATIONERY, en-.
and all selected with eye this particular markct
All the most recently published works in literature
scicncc arts, manufactures, Sc. will be kept constant
" Oh hand The publications OF some Of the largest
houses in America have been and will continue to be
regularly received issued FROM the press Also
ny choice and valuable imported books. TO the pres
cnt stock of fine English Books, the attention Of tho
public is particularly solicited.
The attention of Teachers and others is rcspectfuy
invited to The selection Of SCHOOL BOOKS. COM
prsing all the editions Of the most generally APP
proved Text Books, &c.
New Music, Fine Stationery, Work boxes, Writing
Cases. patent Peis and Holders, Arnold lax London
Paints and great variety Of Fancy Articles constantly
on hand ,r
Rare bargains will be given. Let all call and satisfy
themselves. w. DE HASS.
Staunton, Nov. 90, 1855.
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ARE vou SICK {?

THEN you can't be cured too 49,
soon. Don't delay until your COM d &1FA ~
plant is incurable, and then mourn } G%Sn4Y
whom it is too late. Four-fft OF J SSsEz3
all the diseases which people the ~.SE~ssrSN
church yards, might be cured by EEN Nzarg
Ayers Cathartc Pills, if taken in ,5.;tSG---E\
season. Don't go dragging through a3AssssSsaseseA
the Spring, faint sleepy, and list Szss.Ha,1s's1r'.
less, because your 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 Puppies
Botches Ulcers Sores and all Of any OF the unciean
diseases Of the skim because your stem wants cleans
ing Dom, show yourself about lean p hagsard an
strensthenng into healthy action. Ayers Pills set
these things right surely q water aaenea ,s
tions into healthy activity which you can feel as quick
as they are taken. They are the oae great medical
wonder of this age, recognised by all who know their
virtues and many thousands know them. Take the
Cherry Pscoral for Cough, and the PHs Tor all de-
ranscmeuts requiring purgatiye medicine
Prepared by d. j. c. AVER, Practical Chemist;
Lowell Massachusetts,. and sold by all Druggists ana
Dealers in Medicine through this section.
Jan. g. 1S06.-2mo.
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ny- BAKERS PREMIUM BlTfERS, without
doubts one Of the popular Medicines IN TINS
and the great confidence through It's friends mas cse
necessary to increase his facility for manufacturing inc
Biters that he may be able to fill all orders prompt
w. Our most able Physicians are using 1t ~ tne,r reg
Nervous Headache, Dsordercd Bowels, and as gen
eral alternative of the whole SYSTEM &c keaa Tue
certificate of the Rev. F. j. Boggs, OF Union hi STA
tion, below Volumes OF the same kind have already
been furnished the proprietor For orders, address,
Z. BAKER. Proprietor.
Itakc great pleasure testifying to the virtues Of
Bakers Premium Bitters remedy Tor Obstinate M
digestion relief of the attacks OF Dyspepsia and
ache and by their use have escaped my annual at
tacks of Chs. rev r =, neNNs,
90 Every Family should keep few ooV'ieS on
hand. Price 50 conts per bottle.
For sale by J. b. EsKRIoGE, and ! AS U. LAIRD
DRUGGISTS. and j. b. BREcxINRlDGE s Son, Staunton,
aud Druggists generally.
Feb. 6, lS56.-lmo.
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sheria,s Sale Of Valuable Property.

MOT having sold on the day heretofore adger-,
N tised. we will offer at public. sale,. TO the
highest bidder, for cash,at the residence OF Rob
ert Fl Kinney, on Friday, the 22ad day Of Feb
,s.ary neat, the following property, to w.t.: One
Carriage, for single or double Harness, with Har-
ness, One Dun Mare, Saddle and Bride, One
Good Two-horse Wagon, Body and Harness, One
Set of Harness, One Wheelbarrow, Donhletrees,
One Double Barrel Gun and Fixtures, Two Pier
Tables. 6 Bedsteads and Furniture for same, Two
Bureaus, One Candle-stand, doz. Cane Bottom
Chairs, Good Library, say SO Volumes. well
selected. large lot of Periodicals, &C., Dining
Tables, Is SET of Windsor Curtains of various
kinds, Carpetings. superior lot Kitchen Furni-
ture, Pots, Ovens. &C., One Set or Knives, and
Forks, common. One Set Ivory Handles. Dining
Furniture. Table Cloths. Wardrobe, 8 Sets SHOW:
els and longs. Sets of Androns, G brass, Two
Axes. Augurs, Chsels, Hammers, and Saws, 1
Head of Hogs, One doz Pictures, Framed, China
Press and Contents, Glass Ware, SC. Levied
on as the property Of R. III. Kinney to satisfy Ex-
ecutions IN our hands FOR collection.
JOHN CRAWFORD, 2!
j. ID. HANGER, %s, @
Deputies for M. H. McCue, S. A. G..
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FOR SALE.

TIE undersigned offer for sale privately, their Valu-
L able Tract of Lard, containing 80 actiieSS. Ii
has on it large and cammodious DWF.
LING HOUSEWIFE al necessary out build. ,Nss.ssgA
Tags also very large Ba:'; Ba:s, large s.si
Orchard, with the most c.vice fruit an it, ssssssss
large portion Of II is coed and valuable
meadow, and about 25 or 80 Acres of Tlmber This
land has it never failing limestone water II is al
together fine home and IN retiacd ncishborhood.-
ANY one desiring a small home would DO well to give
Us call fer we are determined 10 sell low and give
fair payments.
For further information call and said land,
near Hermitage Post Office, Augusta County.
fsadland is not sold by Tuesday the first of April,
we will offer il at public auction on that day.
ULRICK BURKtIOI,DFR.
''..- MARGARET BURKHOLDER.
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SOMETHING NEW.
Rarely Found In Ehis Markat.

I TAKE this opportunity toinform my friends, and
the public generally, that am receiving my Fall
Stock OF Goods, including (among general stock) tho
following kinds, viz:
A very large, varied and handsome stock OF Black
Gro. de Rhine Silks, very Striped Polt de Sole,
and every other new style Dsess Silks Grapes de Par
cs striped "a new article) French and English Mari
nos, Gall shadcs) solid all wool MnsIins, Common do
Paris Printed all wool do I,ombazines Alpaccas En-
bro.dercd Robes Coburgs, Gnghams ,Shawls Hosiery,
Gloves, Gauntletts, Linen Ca Handkerchief, Collars
and Undcrsceyes, soir Antique and all other kinds of
Cloak and Dress Trimmings, Bleached asdt Browa
Goods, Cassincts, Twecds, Cassimeres. Cloths Irish
Linen, Prints, Shooting, China and Glass Ware, Gro
ceries, &c., &c. ~
deem il unnecessary to partIcularizc any farther,
and would only say have full aud complete Stock
Of Goods, suitable for family viii endeayort Of
fer my stock at very fair and reasonable price.
than ul for potion age heretofore extended me- and
hope to merit tnuance Of the same. Please giro
call and viii try and make to your interest.
JAMES A. PIPER,
Near the Woodward House.
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GOLD! GOLD! GOLD!
1900 PRIZES! $4,000 DOLLARS
Havana Plan lottery.
JASPER County Aoademy Lotcer

Jasper COUNTY hGdu6My LUCIeIy
%Tpy -AyTHoRlTy OF THE STATE OF GEORGIA.
10000 MI lE9la3 ONLY!
1 PRIZE TO 8 TICKETS!
vE,o be drawn at Concert aKaii, Macon. Ga,
a underline sworn superrniendence of COL Geo,
Nj. Logan, and Jas. A. Nisbei, Esq. T.
This Lottery is conducted on tile plan of the
ROYAL Lottery:of Havana. of single numbers.
s.'ssr, ,tys.f CEASS g. v
TO BE DRAWN FEBRUARY Is, 1856!
The Manager having announced his determl-
nation to make this the most popular Lottery in
the world, offers for February 18th, a Scheme
that far surpasses any Scheme ever offered in the
annals of Lotteries. Look ycur INTEREST,"! Ex-
anime the Capitals. Is ONE PRIZE TO
EIGHT TICKETS! %
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YAt. Scion.
Sale NJ ET0ns9 aud LOt,

Sale OF a0uS5 anu LUC,
4 \ pursuance Of decrelal order If The Circuit
Cnurt Of Augusta county, entered IN case
therein depending between Dudley. Plan TIL. and
E w. Ore5augh and others, Defendants, swill
proceed, on the 3rd day of next March, on the
premises, 10 sell at public sale. a HOUSE AND
LOT. in Mt. Soon. in said county. adjolnlng the
property Of Ho,le, Harris AMI others. The prop
erty is very desirable for good mechanic Or
person wishing TO get residence IN pleasant
town.
TERMS One-ha in months, the other in
II months the purchaser To give bond and suffi
Gent security. and the title to be retained as ul-
innate security JAMES L. CLARKE.
Jan. 80. 1856.
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VIRGINIA AT Rules held in the Clerks Office OF
the Circuit Court for Augusta County January the
7th, 1885, Thomas Castleton, Plaintiff,
,
George NJ Cochran, cx'or of VIM. Boys, decd, and
also in his own right and Maria Cochran his wife,
saac r efair and Jane his wife, Alexander ST. Z.
Boys. John Trimble aud Lavinia his wiie,-Deiend-
ants. f, s.l E-E rt-. - :,
The object of this salt is to require George NJ. Coch
ran executor Aforesaid TO settle his exccutoria ac-
counts. and pay 10 the plaintiff whatever may be COM
inc TO him from the estate of William Boys. decd' in
right of his deceased wife, Rosa Castleon, formerly
Rosa Boys. =,
The defendants, Isaac Teliar and Jane his wife, Al
exandcr St. C Boys, John Trimblc and Lavnla MS
wife not having entere their appearance and given Sc
curly according to the act of Assembly and the Rules
of this Court and it appearing by satisfactory evidence
that they not inhabitants of this Commonwealth: 1t
is ordered that the said Defendants do appear here
within one month after due publication this order and
do what is necessary toproect their interests, and that
copv of this orderbc forthwith inserted in some news
paper printed in anaoa, for four weeks SUCCESSFULLY
aud posted at the front door Of the Court house.
A Copy-Teste,
-Ei NICHOLAS G. KINNEY, Crk.
Ian 16 IS36--4w ~ coz SD aif.
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vaLUABLE LAwD IN MARKET.

7 AM anxious to sell my Farm, (bcng engaged in
other pursuits. and residing distance from it, y
1t contains about 500 ACRES and be divided into
three tracts with Improvements two. The land is
of very fine quality well watcred and tmbered, with
suiccncy Of Meadow. II situated on both SIDES OF
the Harrisonburg s Warm Springs Turnpike, adjoining
the lands Of Daniel Forrer John Crawn and others II
is in the Immediate ncghborhood of Messy Creek A
cadeuiy and OF Churches, convenient to Markets, and
in the midst of an agreeable society. An estate of its
character is rarely put in market Its merits be
best seen BY personal inspection, and persons looking
Cor land will b; shown over the premises at any time.
II can get about s 5000 in haud short credit,
the remainder will be put reasonable time. My
address is Midd!ebrook. II. TURK.
ay- If 10 sale is made before the 1st day of next
March, will, Oh that day, publicly rent the Farm.
Jan. %, 1856 X TURK.
q. Rock. Reg. copy ids.
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n VUFy = -. -.
NICHOLAS T.. KINNEY, CPI
Hnnsa and L,t at Auction.

AS agent Tor John +. Keller the subscriber will
IA offer for sale at public auction, opposite the
store of Il. g. Bickle. Esq. on Saturday the "a
day Of February next, the House aad Lot lately
occupied by John +. Keller. short distance
northwest of Col. j. b. Baldwn'S residence.
The Lot contains Oae Acre and twenty -loar
Poles. The House is Framed Budding
There is a lien on the property for about S3o1.-
The excess Of the price ablve that sum, will be
applied to the payment of Kellfr's deots, aud the
purchaser can credit any debts due him from KEEL
Ter against it.
The terms Of sale will be one third in hand
and the residue in and II months, secured by
negotiable mites with good endarsers. (discoun
added JAMES MAfSE'
Jan. |, 1855. agent Tor Jno. r. Keller
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s,nsa,ss,sssioner2s Snss.

Feb, 6, lS56.-lds.
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Cnmmissinner,s Sale Of Land.

raHHE undersigned commissioner appointed Tor
4 that purpose by decree of the Circuit Court
of Augusta, made on the 18th day OF February,
1855. in the case of Mary j. Johnston et ais. a
painst Mildred +. Johnston, will in On"rinity
with said decree on Saturday. The S:h day Of
March, 1856 offer at public auction, on the prem
ises. very valuable tract of land, lying on Mid
die RIVER in the county of Augusta adjoining the
lands OF George Poage, McCue & parkins and
Col. Kerr about eight miles northeast Of Staunion
The tract contains about rs ACRES. a consd-
cradle portion of it is first rate Middle River B"i
tom. The Improvements consist Of a good BRIcX
DWELLING HOUSE. good Barn, with Stables
and Sheds. Corncrlbs, and all other necessary
out houses. IL is deemed useless to give minute
description. as purchasers will view the premises
for themselves.
TERMS:-A sum sufficient to defray the
expenses of sale to be paid in hand; one-thlrd OF
the residue to bs paid ON the 9Th Of June, $50,
and the remainder in TWO equal annual payments,
one payable on the 9Th If June, 1857, and the
other The 18th of June, 1853.
fuot sold on the day appointed, It will be
rent ed for year.
The undersigned lives in the immediate neigh,
bdrhoud. and viii take pleasure in showing the
premises To any one desiring To purchase.
GEO. w. MOWRl, Coin'f. =
Feb. 6. lS56-ids.
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Valuable Hotel Property for Sale.
THE .ATMERTCAM EoTEL.

Feb. 6. 1856.
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MAR asEEW.

AT the residence Of her father, near Dcerfcld, by
the Rev Jno S Rlsin, MIR. HARVEY s. HARRIS, Tor
mery OF Goochland, TO Miss SARAH f., eldest dausht
or Of Mr.. Lewis Kincaid.
AtSt. Paurs Church, Richmond, by the Rev, VIM;
II. Kince, Of Lynchburg, Henry A. CARRiSSToN, OF
(,h.rIo,te county 10 Miss CnARLcTTE r. CULLEN,
youngest daughter of the late Dr. John Cullen, itch
mond.
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NEW YORK., 1856.
Beautiful and Attractive Silk Goods,
EDW ARD i,hhRERT 81 CO.,

J5 Cham beers and S3 aseade Streets,
Doors from Broadway, opposite the Park,
DEG leave to announce that they arc now receiving
ID their SPRING. mp ORTAIY0NIS, which en-
braces unusual novelty, beauty and variety.
ed permanent agent in Europe, they will be in pos
session by each arrival Of all the newest aud latest
STYLES ofFoREIGS DREss GooDs.
Their stock being kept up and well assorted through
out the whole year, they VIII be prepared 10 40 Dus-
ness w tn every sound Merchant throughout the en-
tire Union, at the lowest ruling rates, whenever he
shall visit the market. g
Having made unusual preparations for the coming
season. they will offer Of the largest and best Sc
ectod aSsortments ever exhibited, TO which due at
tcntion is respectfully solicited
Ian D. lS56.-6ts
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EMERY STABLE,

siauHt0n, VA.
LEAVING leased the American Hotel Stables,
IN | take this method of informing my old
friends and the travelling public, that am now
prepared to keep horses by the year, month, or
day, and to sell horses on commission. Dfovers
are invited to call upon me, as am prepared to
keep them on as favorable terms as any other Sta
BILE in this place.
have procured good and attentive Oslers. and
will give especial attention to training and selling
horses for reasonable commission.
All ask is, TRY BRowN's STABLES ONCE, and
if you are not pleased, don't stop with him again.
j. I'll. BROWN.
Stanton, Dec. II. 1855.
80 Lewisburg Era copy 6mos.
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FARMERS ATTENDi!

MY celebrated FERrILlziNG POWDER is intended to
vi take the place Of manure, in the raising OF wheat
corn, rye, barley buckwhcat, aud all kinds OF grasses
and also for garden vegetables trees flowers, &c 1t
is unequacd by any other Fertilizer offered TO the
public. This Fertilizer iuveated by Marcus Hell
er OF Germany and has been patented in several OF the
German States and in Ensaud and has been used with
UNPARALLELED success. manufactured small quantity
Of IT, and furnished TO some farmers in Rock aud
Augusta, for the present crop wheat, and the pros
pect is SO promising, that by the repeated solicitations
o those farmers and Others have been induccdto man
uacture large quantity for the next corn crop For
farther particulars, refer the public TO john H. Miller
Christian Brunk, Henry Wenger, and Felix Senger,
of Rockingham aud Daniel and Joseph Miller, of Au-
gsia The Fertilizer viii b. ready and for sale alter
the first of April next at sangcrsve Augusta county,
anl IIarIsonburg, Rockingham county. Terms made
i nv the persons offering it Tor sale Information
from Germany establishes the fac, that This Fertilizer
destroys the insects. jonas hEhLEh'
es Rock. Reg copy ats and forward account to this
olIice for collection
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snanafA FARM FaR SAKE.

= y
LXTISIuNG to move 10 the West, oicr my farm
w for sale low, lying on Christians Creek, miles
from Staurtcn and p miles from New Hope, adjoining
the lands of George w. Mowry, Martin Yount aud
others 1t contains OSE HUNDRED AND SEvESrysIx
AceEs rods and 80 poles, of which 100 acres are
cleared and the balance in timber. Thee upon it
a comfortable DIFELLING HOUSE, Barn and 9TH
err necessary Out. houses, and well Of water in the
ward The creek runs through end oftilc farm.
deem any further description unnecessary, as those
wishing 10 purchase will come and examine for them
selves ISAAC FL0RY.
Jan. 49, lS56.-tf.
~ Rock. Reg. copy
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Fev virtue al deere OF The Circuit Court OF
Nd Augusta county, rendered at the November
term, 1855, in the suit Of darnsbargers heirs, VS..
Robertson and wife, will proceed, on the prem
isrs. in the town of WayneSborough. on Friday,
he 4th doy Of Jdagery. 1856. to sci! HOUSE
AND LOT, belonging to the heirs of Robert
Harusbarger, decd, and recently occupied by
Mr.. John Huff Also. ono or two uut Lots, with
Stables suitable for The use Of the owner OF the
Dwelling House. The !iuuse was formerly DC.
cupled by Mrs. Jones as Tavern, and is situated
on the Main street ot the town Of Waynesbo
rough.
TEAMS OF SALE SO much in cash as may be
necessary 10 nay the reasonable costs of said suit
aud The costs at sale and the balance in three e.
qual annual payments, bonds with good security
10 Do given ,oc the deferred payments the little to
be retained Till the purchase money is fully paid.
HUGH w. SHEFFEY, Com'r.
Dec. 5, lS55.-tds.