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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-03-05
AUGUSTA SHERIFFALTY.
TO THE. PlJRITC,

yHNHE recent failure of the Sheriff has devolved
Il upon his official securities the responsibility Of
settling The important business OF his office.
ID Under these circumstances they deem it TO be
proper to ask the forbearance oft public.
. independent Of the large trust fund conreyed
forthe purpose there can be mo possible doubt that
Meotfcial bonds Of the Sheriff are ample in O.
mount and in security T. corer every liability TO
The public and TO iMdiciduals.
The duty of ascertaining and discharging all
these liabilities has been suddenly devolved upon
the securities. they do not propose TO await the
assertion OF these liabilities against them, or 10
ask any unreasonable delay.
They intend to seek out all liabilities and they
will he obliged to all persons having claims if they
will without delay give information of them to
the trustees.
It is their purpose to pay all ascertained claims
as fast as The trust fund aud lkeir joint individual
credit will enable Them 10 raise The means. All
questions of doubtful liability they are disposed
TO adjust without the expense or delay of conro,
versy.
With such purposes and dispositions they hope
to be able TO meet every just expectation OF the
public. M
JAS. NJ Brooks, ADAMS LUsHBAUGH,
THos. CALBREArH, d. S. BELL,
ROBERT G. BlcKLE, FRANKLIN McCUE,
SAMUEL McCUNE, Fl. II. PECK,
BENJAMIN WELLER, JNo. CRAWFORD.
A. A. STEELE, JOHN +. j. WHITE,
j. NJ. McCUE.
David S. Bell Jno d. Imboden, Jno H. Me
Cue. Trustees.
Feb. 20, 1856 3t-Town papers copy.
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HARDWARE
SPRING IMPORTATION, 1856.

N n. MOORE 4 co, Importers ans
Il Wholesale Dealers IN FO3EIGNaad ~
.NESTIC TtARDW.7RE, No. "a, Psars o'.'
opposite Fl. w. Fry's, Richmond. "a, nave 10
ceived direct from the manufacturers IN Eng ianu;
full and complete assortment of Birmlng hati suu
Sheffield HARDWARE. and from the manu'ac-
turers in this country, full supply OF Amel'oa"
goods. Their stock is now large and cohPie'''
consisting in part OF p.,,., and
Rodgers" and Wostenholm's tiDe focAe' anu
Pen Knives
Pocket Knives of I, 2. 8. A and 6 blades III
Bnck. Rome. Ebony, Cocoa and Ivory Handle
Knives and Forks
Ivory Handle Knives and Forks, In sets Oh u a"u
Razors Of Wade s. Brothers, Rodgers Wosfen'
hom's and Greaye's manufacture, OF every
style and quality .,..
Scissors and Shears, of various makes and styles
Sinola and Double Barrel Guns, some very suPe-
Pistols, Rifle Barrels and Mountiugs
Trace. Halter, Log, Well, Fifth and Tongue
Chains
Axes of Collins Simmons Virginia and other
mavufacturers
Hand and Pannel Saws, Hammers and Hatche's
Mill. Pitt, Cross Cut and Circular Saws
Spades and Shovels of Ames', Rowland, Ciaytoh
and other makes r
AnviIs, Vices, and Smiths Bellows.
Sledge end Hand Hammers, Stocks and Des,ahd
Screw Plates
Shear and Cast Stei, square and octagon ~
Castings, Horse and Mule Shues. and Horse Shoe
Nails $,
Wire Sleeves and Sfters, Coffee Mills and Cards
Bride Filings, Wosted Reins and Girths ~
Horse and Mule Guitars, Hames, &c.. llg
Locks. Hinges and Screws,o every description
Planes, Chisels, Augurs and Files, all kinds
Platform and Counter Scales, Pat. Balances and
Steelyards
English, American. and G.. D. Percussion Caps
Hav aud Manure Forks. 2, 3, and prong
Killing and Wedding Hues, all sizes.
Scythe Blades. Snalhs, Sickles, Sc.
Tea trays and Wailers-and all other goods u
sually fund in Hardware Stores.
As our goods have been purchased tor CASH
ON the most favorable terms, and selected exclu
sively for Virginia. North Carolina and Tennessee
Trade. we feel confident we can offer strong In
ducemeu,s to merchants visiting this city. and
respectfully invite them to an examination OF oul
stock. as we are determined to sell as low as any
regular house in this, or any Of the Northern cit
| les.
p. S.-All orders carefully and promptly at
| tended to.
Richmond, March 5. 1856.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sALa.

CoEsgE:IES SALE.
HpY virtue of decree of the Circuit Court of
h9 Bath County, rendered at the May Term.
1854. in the suit Of Coyner fi,. Clark and others
Us. Robert Brinkiey's heirs, viii proceed, nef're
the Courthouse at the Warm Springs, on Ties
day the Sih dag Of lpra 1856 To sell the follow.
ng Tracts of Land. lying ia Bath county and be-
aucing to Tho heirs of hubert Brinkley, decd. ::
100 Acres lying On the South Cork of Thompsan's
Mill Run, uuimMoged; 50 Acres lying on the
Warm SpringS Mountain, unimproved 6S Acres
lying in the Double Of the Warm Springs Noun
tam, unimproved 50 Acres on both sides OF the
same, unimproved 49, Acres near the Bath Al
um Springs. uninproved; % Acres On Pinry
Mountain. unimproved will also sell a Tract
containing 3jGs Acres, lying near the Bath Alum
Springs aud well improved ,reserying the Widows
Dover.
I'ERs,s OF SAlE:--So mach in hand as will
defray the expenses OF sale the balance IN six.
twelve aud eighteen months. Bonds with goud
security. to be given tor the deferred payments,
and the title to be retained as ultimate security.
WIN. Fl. REVERCOMB, Com'r.
Feb 81 1885 -4is-S2 50.
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nn,sissioner,s Sale.

Hpy virtue ola deere OF the Circuit Court OF
- Augusta county, rendered at the November
term 1865, in the suit OF Harnsbarger's heirs, vs.
Robertson and wife. will proceed, on the prem
Uses. 10 the town of Waynesborough, on Friday,
The An day Of January, 1856. TO sell ilOl,oL
AND LOT, belonging to the heirs of Robert
Harnsbarger, decd. and recently occupied ny
Mr.. John Fluff. Also. one or two out Lots, With
Stables suitable for the use of the owner of the
Dwelling House The House was formerly DC,
cupled by Mrs. Jones as Tavern, aud is situated
ON the Main street Of the town of Waynesbo-
rough.
TERMS OF SALE SO much in cash as may be
necessary to pay the reasonable costs OF said suit
and the costs Of sale, and the balance in three e.
dual annual payments, bonds with good security
to be given for The deferred payments the title to
be retained till the purchase money is fully paid.
HUGH w. SHEFFEY, Com'r.
Dec S, lS55.-tds.
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D;- BAKERS PREMIUM BITTERs, without
doubts Of the popular Medicines IN this state
and the great confidence through its friends has caused
such increased demand that the proprietor has ound 1t
necessary to Increase his facility for manufacturing the
Bitters so that he may be able to fill all orders prompt
w. Our most able Physicians are using 1t m their reg
Mar nroctce for its great virtues in cases OF Dyspepsia,
Nervous Headache, Disordered Bowels. and as gen
eral alternative Of the whole system, Ne Read the
certificate Of the Rev. F. j. Bosgs OF Union mi Sta
tion. below Volumes Of the same kind have already
been furnished the proprietor. For orders address,
E. BAKER. Proprietor.
take great pleasure testifyns to the virtues oil
Bakcr's Premium Bitters remedy Tor obstinate III
dircstion relief Of attacks OF Dyspepsia aud lead
ache; and by their use have escaped my annual at
saaLs Of Ch;jls Rev. +. j. BoeGs.
Pastor of the Union Hill Station.
10 Every Family should keep few bottles on
hand. Price 50 conts per bottle.
For sale BY j. b. EsKRIpGE, and JAS, &. LAIRD,
Druggists, and j. b. BREcKISRiDeE Son, staunton,
and Druggists generally.
Feb 6. lS56.-lmO.
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.Con,aaissioner,s Sale.

FpY virtue OF Il decree OF the CEcIit Cont of
lD Augusta county rendered at the November
Term, 1856. in the suit Of Philip G.. Baltzea .&e.
Us. Tucker w. Farrar, &e.. / will proceed. On
Saturday the Goth day of March next. TO sch on
the premises. tractof land adjoining the lands of
Alexander Crawford, un the Little Calf Pasture
River. containing about $40 ACRES, very
valuable SAW. MILL, and other Improvements
have been erected on the land which lies ON the
liz of the Central Railroad. ~
Terms OF SALE:--Su much in cash as may be
necessary to.pay expenses of sale and casts. and
the balance in six, twelve. and eighteen months,
bonds with approved security to be given Tor the
deferred payments, and the tile 10 be retained
till the purchase money is paid
HUGH w. SHEFFEY,
Stauntnn. Feb. 20. 1882 25.-Nind. copy
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Town Lots & a Tract Near ataunton
FOR SALE.

pursuance Of decree Of the Circuit Court Of AZ.
gusta county, in the of Geigers heirs o. Gel
GERS Administrators &c., the undersigned commission.
ers will sell at private SALE subject to the ratification Of
the Court, tract Of land situated Betsy Bell near
Staunton containing IS Acres Foods and Ii Poles,
which will be sod fpreferred in smaller parcel: to suit
purchasers. This tract lies Immediately upon the old
scottsyille Road about mile from Stanton and q
bout one hundred yards from the Virginia Central Rail-
road. ..
near Dr. Striblings This lot is valuable building LOT,
FACING ON two streets. Any desiring to purchase
will apply to Breeze johnson Robert PorterfeM Kim
TERJIS.-Six, twelve and eighteen months credit,
except so much hand will deray the expenses Of
the sale. BREEZE JOHNSON, co,,,r.
ROBT. p. KINNEY,
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CoMMISSIOMERs' SALE.

DY virtue of decree Of the Circuit Court OF Angus
ID ia county, rendered at the November Term, 1902
in the suit Of Abneys executor u.s. Austin, &C., he will
proceed ON Saturday the 22nd day of March next. to
sell on the premises Tract Of Laad, South River,
in Augusta county, known the "Austin Farm" now
in the possession ofAIr Thomas Nj. Donaho and con-
tanning, by estimation, about 20 ACRES. An accu.
rate survey fthc land will be made before the day OF
sale. This Farm lies well and is near some OF the
most valuable Farms in the county.
Persons desiring purchase may call at Mr.. Dona-
hos who will take pleasure in showing the premises
g TERMS OF SALE:-So much i'll cash as may DC nee
essary to pay expenses of sale and COSTS the balance IN
six, twelve eighteen and twenty four months; bonds
with good security to be taken for the deferred pay
rAents and the title to be retained till the purchase
money is paid Az arrangement will be made by the
heirs at law to extend the payments as to SO much
Of the purchase money as exceeds the sum OF about
1900, to pay which the decree in the above sun was
rendered = .rttS THOMAS J NICHE.
= n. Ia JOHN B. BALDWIN.
HUGH w. SHEFFEY.
Feb. 30, ls56.-$3.12i. Commissioners
Wind cony ids b.
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I'D alE3.

onThursiay last after protraotcd and pa ''iS NJ
mess Mrs SIARGAERr BELL rect ithe late James Belt
Esq, Of this county.
On the 9th uh., Of Paralysis, after fitness OF less
than "a hours, Mrs. Marc ARET HuMPHREYs, wife Of
Mr. Samuel Humphreys, OF this county aged 81 years
She had been long member of the Presbyterian
Church OF Bethel, OF which her husband is ESdcr.
She was lady universally esteemed, as well, or her
smbie transformations picty, Is for her amabie dipo-
sitiop aed active bcuevoleace. Bat il oay her
in friends tbat knew her worth for she was ac-
cordiug the INJUNCTION OF the Apostle. "a Keeper at
Home" unless work ofbeheTolcnce drew her abroad.
Her light shown chiefly in her family fheTs she was
found 10 be one of those women whose Priee Is above
Rubics': for ''she looked well 10 her household, and
ate not the bread Of idlene" '!er ehildrca rose up
and called her blessed her husband also aud he prals
cd her."
Who shall estimate tie loss of suoa mother and
such wife
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-03-05
LIVER Y STABLE,

EBAYING leased the American Hotel Stables.
4 | 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 10 sell horses on commission. Droyers
are invited to call upon ME, as am prepared Va
keep them on as favorable terms as any other Sta
bic in this place. ;.
have procured good and attentive Ostlers, and
will give especial attention 10 training and selling
horses for reasonable commission.
AMI ask is, TRY BRowN's STABLES ONCE, and
if you are not pleased, don't stop wthlhim again.
m j. H. BROWN.
Staunion. Dec. ~, 1855.
Eyy- Lewisburg Fra copy 6mos.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-03-05
Ra1nirad Particular Attention,

WI find il our most pleasant duty, to inform the
w kind public. that the acting salesman
in our firm, Kahn s, Co.. in this place, MIR
Schluchterer, is now actual partner of the bust
ness. He feels confident, that the liberal patron
are. which has been bestowed hitherto on US, will
be continued also for the future, and enreats his
many friends and the public generally, TO give
him their right frequent calls. promising 10 do ev-
erything in his power to please the customers in
every respect. The business itself will be carried
on in the same style and rather te improved as
far as possible. Do not forget, ye who want
fashionable and cheap Clothing. to call at
KAHN s. SCHLUCHTERER'S
80 Clothing Store. First one west from
Stanton Feb. Is, 1856. Woodward House.
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GREAT BARGAINS In land.

wish to sell several Thousand Acres of LAND,
all ct for cultivation, situated in the county OF
Fayette, about half way between the White Sui
phor Springs in Greenbrier, and Charleston, ka-
nawha The Turnpike from Staunton to the
Ohio river passes four miles through the centre OF
this land. t,s,,
The location of the Cor1yGroN AND OHIO
RAILROAD. now constructing from Richmond TO
the Ohio River. passes from three to five miles
from the body Of this Land. have had it laid
off in L,;ts fronting the Turnpike, 100 10 800 A.
cres,. Ny agent, Henry simmefmaz, living on
the Turnpike. on a part purchased out of one of
the tracts offered, vii show the land, and is au-
thorized to enter into contracts with purchasers
twill be sold reasonably, wholesale or retail.
for one third cash, the residue at one and two
years credit. Persons wishing to address me can
direct to Lewisbnrg, Greenbrier county. Va.
w. HENRY O. MIDDLETON.
MT on JSsc o,,os
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P,,8n5Eo Sale,

4 WILL sell, op the premises where now reside,
| the Long Meadows in Augusta county, 10 the high
est bidder, all my PERSONAL PROPERTY, on the
9th day Of March ne;;t. II consists Of the following
Two Horses Harness, -Four Nlilch Cows, Six Young
Cattle, Twenty Sheep, Forty Acres of Wheat in the
ground One Hundred Bushels OF Cora Fifty Bushels Of
Wheat, One Four Horse Wagon, Flows and Harrow,
-Four Tons of Hay, Household and Kitchen Furniture,
Six Hundred " eight OF Bacon, and great many orhcr
things not necessary here ID mention. ~
pEasis -On all sursroyer five dollars acredit Of six
months will be giycl-- the purchaser giving boad with
good security For all sums under Gyc dollars The cash
WILDE required. JOHN b. GENTLEMAN
Ech Ii. lSh6.-if. u IN IL -t.|-I .--L.r1.l-
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land In MARKET.

to sell one of the most desirable Farms in Augusta
county, situated about four miles from Staunton, on both
sides Of the McAdamzcd road 1t contains about 45e
Acrcs-has running streams aud never falling springs
of water on it. upwards Of twenty acres in meadow, q
bout 100 acres well timbcrcd and the cleared land in
fine state Of cultivation. The improvements are large
and handsome BRICK MANSION, containing six
rooms, Darn and Stables and necessary oat-kouses-
1t is situated pleasant drive fron StauEon, where
Churches, Schools and Stores abound.
1t is seldom that a Farm with so many advantages
and so much worth is placed in market. My purpose
is to sell speedily Ny address is Staunton or Cines
Mill. CHESLEf kiNNE1'
Dec. 10, I555.-3m.-Vin copy.
90. National IRtelgencer copy and send account to-
nj
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pIyRIIc SALE or yALUABLg LAND.

WILL offer at public auction. on the premises, on
Friday tie 2lsf day of March next A Tract ofland,
belonging to the estate Of Frances Steele, deed. aud
adjoining tue lands of Jas Brooks, Geo Deal and 9th
ers In point Of location il possesses very superior ad-
santascs, being situated on the Turnpike Road. within
l. miles Of Waynesboroueh, convenient to tho Va Cen
trail Railroad to good Minis, Schools sc. IL contains
$40 ACRES about one third IN Timber and the balance
in good state of cultivation, considerable portion q
which is Meadow Land. II has on it several Springs
OF excellent water, with a good and comfortable
DEgELLING HOUSE, Kitchen, 0ut-hoascs and
Stable The title is unquestiopabe and terms
modating Possession given on the day Of sale
A. a. STEELE, Ex'or Of
Frances Steele, deed.
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For SALE.

THE undersigned offer for sale privately, their valu-
i able Tract Of Land, containing 30 ACRES. II
has on il large and commodous Dwell -.
LING HOUSE,with all necessary out build lzsfssM
inss also very large Bank Barn, large sss,,..7
Orchard, with the most choice fruit IN it sss.sA
large portion Of it is good and valuable @a..S'sc'
meadow, and about % or 30 Acres OF Timber. This
land has on it falling limestone water 1t is al
together fine homo and in refined neghborhood-
Any one desiring small home would do well TO give
us call for we are determined to sell low and give
fair payments.
For r;her information call and see us on said land
near Hermitage Post dice, Augusta County.
If said land is not sold by Tuesday the first of April
we will Offer it at public auction on that day.
ULRICK BURKHOLDER. 20
- t'' ~ - MARGARET BURKuOLDER.
Jam g. 1856
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-03-05

VIRGINIA TO IyIT;-At County Court ct Au-
gilsta held at the Court house, Monday the 2oin
day Of January, 1856, Margaret Observation-Disclosures
as.
James Magruder and Nicholas H. Trout. administra-
tor of J. X. Stibling, decd. ,-Dciondants.
IN CHANCERY.
The object ofthis suit is 10 perfect the tie OF Mar
earet Masrler TO the house and lot in which she
sides by obtaining release CT the right of James Ma
gruacr to the same omancc with his contract in
writing.
And it appearing from the bill and affidavit Ned that
this and he not havms entered his ap-
pearance, and given security according to the act OF
Assembly II is ordered that the said defendant do ap-
notice. aud do what is necessary protect his interest
and that copy of this order be forthwith inserted in
some nespaper printed in stau2.en, for four weeks sue
eessely, and posted ct the front door of the Court
house. Copy--Tcstc,
W. j. BURNETT, D. g.
Feb 10, 1856.
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"A 5 som as the weather opens. The undersigned,
IA as Agent OF Dr. J. G. Nj. MeIila,t. will keep
Tor sale at his Steam Mill in Staunton. supply
,ot ground plaster. Persons in want OF the article
this spring, viii o,ptrr iayur by engaging II at
once They may rest assured HAT /; wHi pc
principally furnished at the lime agreed upon.
Lumber, Flooring, Lashs, C0rnmeal.
Intend also to keep un hand logs of all sizeS
and lengths. which will saw tn order at the
shortest notice sand an assortment of flooring plank
and Misunderstanding, planned, tongued aud groyed
also plasterer'S laths. aud cotaneal
CUSTOMERS WORK.
The machinery has oeeu pnt in fits; rate order
and persons wish to have saving or planning,
or grinding done at the ssertes, nulice will please
give me atrial, MICHAEL hicALEER.
Slaunton. March 5. lS56-Vin, copy.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-03-05

ssQDERN PILGRIMS, by the author Of "Peter
III Schem;hl in America - Looking unto Jesus by I.
sa &C Ambrose; Memoirs Of Susan Allibone Life hid
with Christ in Cooley Alfred Lee, bishop of Delaware
The Bible History of Payer,,by Chas. a. Goodrich ;
Life and Times ofSt Bernard Evenings with the So
mansts AGgcaiaa Inconsistencies and Errors, by Rev.
Henry Brown; The Communion Sabbath by n. Adams
D. D.; The Virginia Convention of l7T6 by Hugh
Bqr Grig3by; Our Cousin, or Scenes and Adventures
over the Blue Ridge, by Mary Il. Normeley; The
Three Marriage, or Life at Watering Place, BY Mrs.
tubbacl Juao Clifford Songs and Ballads Of the A.
merican Revolution; Village end Fara Cottages, Sc,
SC. ROBE. COWAN,
Stauntop, Feb. q, 1856.
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MARRIED..

On the 25th of February, BY Rev. A. S. Hank, Mr..
Gro, o. SLoNEKER, Of this place, and Miss NJ. A. TY-
LER, Of Botetoert.
On the 2Sth Of February. by the same. Mr.. NJ A.
McALlsrER, Of Shenandoah, to Miss ELIZABETH FISH
I'm, of Augusta.
On the same day, by the same, Mr. L. ii. BARaow,
of Prince William county ITO Miss PAMELA SCHWARTZ,
Of Augusta.
On the 2Sth ult.. by the Rev. Jpo. w. Start, Rev.
JNo. w. EVAN of the Baltimore Conference, 70 Miss
Reubenia E., youngest daughter Of r. ID. Hill Esq, OF
sths county.
Rockingham papers please cepy.
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esrpat fme5s,ce8aaenf.

NTESSRS. f. A. DAVIS s. CO., having conveyed
M to us ii trust their Boot Shoe Store we are now
having the rntre stock sold al eosi for cash To mer
chants we offer very great Inducements inns species oil
goods having appreciated Is or 20 per cent since last
Fall, when the greater portion Of this stock was pur-
chased
0e5> All persons indebted to r. A. Davis 4 Co. BY
bond, note account, hereby notified That uc'j
they pay up without delay, are required to coercc
payment. HARTMAN & BELL, Trustees of
Feb 30, lS56-Im +. j. Davis q Co. .
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Eseass This (!

EINDING that cannot give proper personal attention
to both lny arm and Store, have Determined 70
sell, at wholesale, without delay, my Stock OF lER-
CHANDiSE, consisting Of the usual variety, ndicous-
IL selected TO suitthc Market Mytcrms will be very
reasonable and will make it to the interest Of pur
eha.erto buy ne ont. | will also lease my Store
aud Dwelling Houses and appurtenanccs. The location
is one the best of couary stands, in the MUST OF
thriving, liberal aud prompt paying people My adj
dress is Mt Meridian, Augusta county, Va
F.b 81 lS56- 6ts Nj Nj. KERSU.
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House and Lot and Personal Property
Trust Sale.

DY virtue of trust given 10 me BY Michael X.
ID Lulem of date Goth Of July 1851 shall
proceed TO sell in Slaunton, on Saturday the 9Th
day of March next, at public sale certain, lot in
Stanton. on which is a new two story brick.
house the lot contains about three fourth of an
acre fronting the residence Of Jno. d. Imboden.
Eso.-also two bedsieads 2 mattresses and bed
dng-5 chairs-l book case-l50 volumes Of
bools-cassica and miscellaneous template
s,oye-and lot of school house furniture.
Terms CASH. The title TO the real property
is believed to be good but acting as trustee shall
convey SUBTITLE only as vested in me.
NICHO. K. TROUT, Trustee.
Starntnn Feb 10 1856.
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EpsssssEc Sale.

wv Lamb, decd, about l. miles below Spring iiill,
Augustacounty, on Middle Rive ON Tasrsday tie 2o
Of 1iarch the following property towit: Horses aud
Colts, Cows, Hogs. Farming Utensils, Household aud
Kitchen Faraiuirc, Bugyy and Harness, aquantity Of
Corn and several other kinds fGrain Cooking stoYc,
some Hay and probably one two Young SlaFes,wth
many other articles 100 tedious enuncrlte al,o the
Crop OF G raip in the ground sc. ~
- TERMS:--Ane mouths credit the purchasers CIV
lug bond with approved security. rs.
JOHN Z, PATTERSON, Admir- >.
Feb Of IS56-Yind co)y