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= EIy OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES most

NEW ARRIVAL.-CLOTHI most
~ excellent SPRING and SUMNER STOCK OF
HEdDY M4DE CLOT9IAG iIss been received and
we have the pleasure of exhibiting to the public the Ia
test and best patterns and tyes Of fine and business
dresses in French and other Cloths Cassimeres Cash
meres Sattines, &C., &c, well in Summer Stuffs
of all kinds together with Hats Caps, and large as
sortment in the furnishing line Instead of the useless
enumeration of articles we simply state that we brought
on larger stock this Spring than ever before The
carefaness with which it selected, Justly recon,
mends our goods to the purchaser in preference TO al
others and the astonishing low prices will induce nm
to buy Just come and examine.
To Country Merchants we will sell at Baltimore whole
sale prices. KAHN SCHLuGhiEhuEh,
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.-By virtue of de-
I cree of the Circuit Court of Augusta county, rem
dered at the November term 1862 in the suit of ABB
news executor as. AUSTIN &C., we will proceed on
Thursday tie 10th dayf Aprln ert to sell on the prem
ises Tract of Land South River in Augusta coun-
ty known as the "Ausn Farm, now in the possession
of Mr.. Thomas NJ. Donoho, and containing, by esma-
tion about 2l0 Acres An accurate survey of the land
will be made before the day of sale. This Farm lies
we'll and is some Of the most valuable farms in the
county
Persons desiring purchase may call at Mr. Donohos
who will take pleasure in showing the premises.
Terms Of Sale SO much in cash may be necessary
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 payments,
and the title to be retained till the purchase money is
paid An arrangement will be made By the heirs at law
to extend the payments much Of the purchase
money as exceeds the sum of about $780, pay which
the decree in the above suit was rendered al
THOMAS j. NICHE,
JOHN Is. BALDWIN, Commrs.
HIGH w SHEFFEY
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DEAL ESTATE FOR SALE.-I will sell at
II auction, the premises, on Saturday the 2jth dug
of 4pr my LOT in the town of Fishersvile, Augusta
county, having it two comfortable DWELLING
HOUSES and large frame BLACKSMITHS SHOP.
The stand is desirable one, and good workman can
always do large business. At the time will be
sold good BUILDING LOT, detached from the 9th
err, and variety ofPERS0NAL PROPERTY. Terms
made!known on day of sale, or on application to me.
April 9 lS5G-% f. G. MARBLE.
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TMPORTED FOR STAUNTON.-Thes
i beers would beg leave to call particular attention to
their IRISH LINEN made expressly for their sales by
one Of the best manufacturers of Belfast, Ireland
They can sell them cheaper than those purchased in
the ordinary way, and warrant them all pure linen.
-aF ' KAYSER, STRIBLlNG co.
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.0YYETs, RIBBANDs AND FLOWERS

nONNETS, RIBBANDS AND FLOWERS!
ID MRS. ). \. BRiSON open on Saturday next,
Lout;fIl assortment OF the above articles which she
f,lly asks the attention other friends and the pub
lie lStaunton April 10, lS56.-T. y copy It,
C,UURNs.-A large lot of Thermometer CHURNs,
- o'"' ''~''' STAPLES, MARTIN 4 CO. &
stanton, April It, 1856
,vFyIS0y--A nice article of Dried Ycnson for sale
i h,' STAPLES MARTIN & co.
S.aunton, April1G, 1886.
ITAPLE SUGAR.-A superior article OF Maple
Sngar for sale by STAPLES, MARIIN w.
Staunton April 10. 1886
LARGE lot of Slippers, CATERS and W soG
Y Shoes for saleby JNo' NJ Nhi"''''
; Stanton, April IL, lS56.
\ Ni ME-. 10y s y, - JNO. NJ NELSON.
Stanton April l6, l856.-Town papers copy all
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Go-PARTNE RSHIP.--N SPRING
I G00DS.-JAS. A. PIPER has this day March
l2tlil associated with him in the Mercantile Business,
NJ p FUNKH0USER. The business, hereafter will
be confined ut the old stand, under the name of PIPER
FUNKH0USER.
We are now receiving large lot of Spring
GOODS which we are determined TO sell at very
small advance. PIPER FUNkHOUSER
Staunton, April 9 ls5i.-Town papers copy SITS
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RICHMOND PRICES
The papers of Monday quote Flour at $S}s q SS1l.
WnENT scarce at 81 20 a 81 SO.
Com, 61GG5cts.-RYE, 81 Ia.
MEAL, 7O@SOcts., and dulL-BurrER 20@25cts.
Ll,MP PLASTER $5l$5 81, and scarce.
B,coy. $1l 5O@ Sl2-LAID, l1@llYcts.
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SPRING TRADE. 1856.

SHOIN0 IINADIL, IOOO.
IOHN NJ. NELSON, at the old stand of Deakns Il
81 Merritt invites attention to the Stock of Beautiful
Well Selected SPRING AND SUNlER GOODS
which he is now receiving Every description floods
usually found in well appointed Dry Goods Establish
men may be had at his storeat low prices for cashier
six months credit to prompt customers.
Stanton April 2 1856.
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nEDLARS WANTED wish to procure the
services of several active and experienced pedars,
TO vend Agricultural Implements in Augusta, Rock
ingham. Shenandoah and Page counties The very
highest wages will be given to those who can furnish
good recommendations. prefer employing thosew VINO
have their own teams Apply to the subscriber at
Winchester Va \. J. SMITH.
|
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NEW LEAF TURNED OVER.-We are
n manufacturing nice article of Candy, which we
will sell at $l625 per hundred weight, for cash and IN
The words of the editor would say all orders must
be accompanied with the cash to receive attention
Z. NJ. CUSHING co.
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A UGUSTA FARM FOR SALE.-Wishing TO
n move to the West, offer my farm for sale low,
living on Christians Creek, miles from Staunton
and 2l5 miles from New Hope, adjoining the lands of
George W. Mowry, Martin Yont and others. Ii con.
tans 0SE HUNDRED AND SEyEYTY-sIx ACRES 3 rods ana
go poles of which loo cleared. the balance IN
timber. There are upon its comfortable DWELLING
IOTSE, Barn and other necessary Out-houses, and o
well of water in the yard The creek through one
end of the farm.
deem any further description unnecessary. as those
wishing to purchase will come and examine for them
selves ISAAC FLokl.
Ian % 1s5s-tf
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Jan. ., l63B,
EOUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR SALE.-

Z C1OUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR SALE.-l
~ The subscriber offers for sale his residence near
the rapidly improving and beautiful town Of Wythe-
viIle To persons wishing 10 pleasant rctreat
from the 'nose and confusion of towns cities and
at the same time avail themselves of speedy conf
munication with almost any part of the Union, this
property offers inducements rarely surpassed. The
tract contains about 100 Acres, nearly one half OF
which is well TMBERED. 1t lies on the Va. 4 Tennes-
see Rail Road, half mile from the Wythevie Depot
and three quarters of mile from town. The improve
ments consist of 4 neat and comfortable DWELLING,
containing six rooms, cellar, etc., together with the
necessary out-houses For further information address
the undersigned John II. Caldwell. az Wytheyille,
Virginia. THUS. WIN.
March TO- 1856
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r OST BY BURNING, a certificate of Stock of
the State of Virginia for $780, No. 40, dated Dec
9th 1858 and registered in the name of Hugh w. Shelf
few, commissioner in the suit of Heiske Heiskell
in the Circuit Court of Augusta.
Though saw the certificate burned up,l amrequired
bv law to ask any having in possession, TO give
information of the fact 10 WIN. b. JOHNSON,
March 10 1S56-3m Trustee of T. = Ueiskell
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ROBT. 2. KINNEY.
THE MARKETS.
STArNTON PRICES

STAUNIVN IhINI"'' ,,.. . -
Corrected for Tie Spectator By Staples, Ae'fS G 70.
FLOUR, ..s.........s' '''''''''S|4 "a
NORN MEAL, =,
GRMx.-wheat, $IA5@$l H.-Corn, 4Oe-Rye, zoe.
Oats, sue.
SEgDs.-Clover, S715.-Timo;hy, sS1l.-Flax, sl.O0.
BrTrER.-Firkin, lS@20c.-Roll 20@22.
i,NRD, az
BACON ............ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ~
PLAsTER.-Lump, $l213.-Ground, Sl415.
S,Lr.-Ashton, S$1 Marshall, S$.-( Alum, 212.
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DEAD THIS Finding that cannot give prop
IL err pei sona attention TO both my Farm and store,
have de termined to SELL wholesale. without delay,
INV Stock of MERCHANDISE consisting q the usual
variety, iudicously selected to suit the Market Ny
terms will be very reasonable, and will make il 10 the
interest of a purchaser TO buy me out / VIII also
lease NV Store and Dwelling Houses and appurtenan-
ces The location is enc Of the best of country stands
in the midst of a thriving liberal and prompt paying
people Ny address is Mt. Meridian, Augusta county,
Va NJ n. KERSH.
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Taluahle Houses and Lots in Market.

WE will put up at public sale, on the l@ ddy OF
w Aay next the following property, conveyed to
us by j n Woodward and wife
The DWELLING HOUSE lately occupied by said
Woodward, on Gospel Hill. There can be beautiful
Building Lot cut otf'-one of the most desirable in
town. o,,, ~
An interest of one half in Two DWELLINGS AND
LOTS on the street leading TO the Blind Institution. =
The other interest will be offered for sale ut the same
time. -
nehalf of a vacant LOT in the suburbs of Newtown.
The other half owned BY NJ. III. McCue.
Two-thirds of the STORE ROOHlately occupied by
H. L. Bryan the wharf. The other interests will be
offered at the same time
TERMS: -0ne-f fourth in hand, and the remainder in
g. II and Is months in equal instruments bearing inter
est with personal security, and lien retained.
s The Creditors who have signed the deed are urg-
ed to meet on tbs LIST day the April Court consider
the best to be adopted topromote their interests
y. K TROUT,
Ha j. H. McCUE
w 5. II. BAYLOR,
N, G, HARMAN,l
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DUDLIC SALE OF LAND.-0n frtdGy the
L sH day Of .NsY next will Oiterat public sale, on
the premises TRACT of LAND, containing 1873 Acres.
This land is situated one mile South of ddlebrook, i'll
Augusta county, is ola good quality and well watered
About 50 Acres of the land is in timber aud so
10 be convenient 1t has aboutS acres of good Meadow
and large portion the cleared land is sowed in grass
There Is an Orchard and good Log Dwelling House, to-
gcther with out.bui!dngs omit Persons wishing
10 purchase had better and see this land, as am
determined TO sell and go West and bargain may be
had Tie first payment will not be required until the LIST
of September following At the same time and place.
several Horses one horse Spring Wagon and Harness.
and quantity of other Personal Property will be Sold
Terms made known on day ofsale.
April Is, 1876. WIN. U. LOW MAN.
seg" Rockingham Register copy and forward account
u this Office
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From AesSrs. .S;g1er d Ruder, Mt. Jackson, iSen-
aadoah Comfy.
It affords us pleasure TO state that the SprngTooth
Rake we purchased of you last harvest gave us entire
satisfaction 1t is decidedly the best implement for ra-
king wheat subble we have ever used being light and
saving every thing on the ground
~. WILLIAM SIGLER,
>r 4. X. RUDER.
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NEW BOUkS.-The Old Dominion, by G. P. R.
~ James; Rachael Gray, b. Julia Kavanaugh; The
Creole Orphans The Prophets of the Restoration a
Commentary by the Rev. j. v Moore, D. d. The Sum-
mer of the Pestilence History of the Ravagcs of the
Yellow Fever in Norfolk Va. in $3.50, by Geo ID. Arm
strong, d. D.; Flowers of Elocuton, by Caroline Lee
Hentz; Busts Family Kitchen Gardener; The Fruit
Garden, by p Barry; The Complete Farmerand Garden
err by Thos. G. Fessenden Every Lady her own Flower
Gardener, by Louisa Johnson Cranberry Culture by
B. Eastwood. ~ R0BT C0WAN
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VALUABLE FARM AND MILL SEAT

Y FOR SALE!-The subscriber offers for sale one
of the most desirable FARMS in hecounty of Augusta
II is situaedo Christians Creek about six miles east
of Staunton and about four miles west OF New Hope,
and is bounded the south side in part by the main
road leading from Stiunton to weyers Caye i con-
tains about 453 Acres about $50 of which is cleared
There is about 100 Acres first rate Bottom land and
all the cleared land in very fine state of Cultivation
there is water in every field
The buildings are good and in good repair. They
consist of u large DWELLING HOUSE, Kitchen
Smoke House, Store ROOM Ice House Granary and
Corncrb Swtzer Barn, Stables, &c. with wells Of wa
ter in few feet of the stablesand Kitchen There are
a number of never-fang springs on the FARM. The
Mill Seat is the best Christians Creek and is situa-
ted at the lower end Of the farm if desired il would be
sold separately from the farm, with go ~ acres
of land attached and the right of way public roads ON
either side of it,
If would better suit the convenience of buyers the
subscriber would sell hundred of the woodland
(Which is not surpassed by any in the neighborhood)
separately. The terms will be made accommodating =
For further particulars apply to A. G. Robertson who
resides The premises, to the subscriber who lives
in the immediate neghborhood.
p. 81 have also valuable Lot in the Town Of
Staunton for sale. e. Z. Il.
Feb 1S5f
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Extract iron, Letter of Douglass Gray, Esq, Of -
Nvrisonburg.
In consequence of the frequent rains last harvest
was not able to use my Rake much, but tried it sui-
GENTLY to discover that it admirably adapted for
the purpose designed Don't forget to furnish me an
other next harvest for my farm in Augusta County
/. ESQ., DOUGLASS GRAY.
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George Baylor admir-. of Jacob Dali, deed, Peter
Dull and VIM Dull,-Defendants.
The object of this suit is 10 attach so much of any
funds in the hands of the defendant Baylor admir-,
which may be coming to the absent defendants Peter
and VIM Dull, or either ofthein will pay the plain
till the sum of :32 with interest from the 18th ofApi
1912, and the cost of suit.
THE Defendants, Peter and VIM. Dull not having
entered their appearance and given security, according
TO the act of Assembly and the Rules of this Court and
it appearing by satisfactory evidence that they are not
inhabitants of this Commonwealth 1t is ordered, that
the said Defendants do appear here within one month
after due publication of this notice and do what is ne
cessary to protect their interests and that copy of this
order be forthwith inserted in some newspaper printed
in Stanton for four weeks successyey, and posted at
tho front door of the Courthouse.
4 Copy-Teste,
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April l6, lS56.-It.
IMPORTANT NEWS! CLOTHING!!-
II m. I,..o .L;,, IIo,s, of STETNER RROS A.

L The large Clothing House of STEINER, BROS. d
CO.. is crowded already with new and magnificent
Stock of Spring and Summer Goods. You will find
there variety of the most elegant styles and patterns
in the clothing line Fine Frock and Dress Coats, in
black or other colors fine Cashmere Suits Pants and
Vests of all kinds and the latest styles Summer Cloth
ing in Alpaca Silks Linen nice Boys Clothing, of
ali sizes In short we offer to the public assortment
which must satisfy every taste and realize the highest
expectations All furnishing articles YOU can select
here out of the largest variety We offer our goods at
the lowest prices aNd hope that numerous friends
and customers will come at once and examine our stock
1t will be ofparlicular advantage to everybody to come
here before purchasing anywhere else.
To Country Merchants, we offer the same advantages
they find in the Northern cities and, besides that they
would spare the expenses by buyug here instead of 60
ing there. STEINER, bRoo' w.
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nAGUERREOTYPES AND Am BRO-
~ TYPES, finished in the highest style OF the art,
and warranted give satisfaction, at the most reason
able prices, at my Skyight Gallery NJ H5LB.
n B-Instructons given in the art, and pupils sup
piled with my own manufactured instruments, The su-
neroriy of which is confirmed by my receiving two
first premiums the Exhibitions in Baltimore ana
Philadelphia. 81. IL.
Fob 4
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$4,000 Prizes atnoaniing 10 s5o. 900.


TICKETS, $s; Halves. -; Quarters, $2.
~ Prizes PoydJl6 jJithegt D.{i,utioa! 81
Person, sending money by mail need not fear is be-
ing lost, Orders punciuay attendedto. Commuuica-
tons confidential. Bank Notes Of aosmd Banks taken
ut par.
Those wishing particular plumbers should order inn
mediatey. Address
JAZZ j. WINTER, Manager, Macon, Ga.
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q REAT. BARGAINS IN LAND,-I wish q

Vt sell SEVERAL THOUSAND AcRgs OF LAND, all fit
for cultivation situated in the county Of Fayee sbout
half way between the White Sulphur Springs in Green.
brier, and Charleston, Kanawha. The Turnpike from
SWupton to the Ohio river passes four miles through
the centre of this land.
The location Of the CONVICTION AND ONO RAILROAD,
now constructing from Richmond to the Ohio River.
passes from three to FIVE miles from the body Of this
Land have had il laid off in Lots fronting the Turn
pike 100 to 3oo Acres. Ny agent, Henry Simmermau,
living on the Turnpike on part purchased out Of one
Of the Tracts offered will show the land and is author
lied TO enter into contracts with purchasers.
1t will be sold reasonably wholesale retail for
third cash. the residue at one and two years credit
Persons Wishing to address me can direct Lewi,bur2
Greenbricr county, Va. HENRY o. MIDDLETON.
Feb 20 lS5i-3mOs. .f-f
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Loss Of rickets Of. Glass i.

LOsS OF IIcKtt5 Oh Cfd5s lie
BY the late accident on the Scaboard and Roanoke
Railroad the Tickets of Glass H. for Aprill5th their
transit from Baltimore, in charge Of Adams Express
will not be any Drawing of that Class. The Drawing
Will be Glass M,-May 18TH the .'Ne Plus Ultra"
Scheme. J. I. WINTER, Manager.
March 0G 1SSn
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~ GOD NEWS FOR THE AFFICTED.-DR.
(J PULLER'S COMPOUND T0LU.-The above
preparation is one of the prompt and efficient rem
edes in cases of Catarrh Bronchial Affections, Colds
Coughs, Whooping Cough, Hemonhage of the Lungs,
and in fact all the affections of the Throat and Chest
that can be resorted to- In its dceterous effect
need be apprehended, whilst it frequently effects cure
like charm.
Prepared and sold, wholesal and retail, by
JOHN FULLER NJ. d.,
Halifax Street, Petersburg, Va
number of certificates on hand from highly respect
able persons. JAS. u. LAIRD.
Staunton. March s. 1885, Sole Agent.
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LUMBER LUMBER !-Thc subscribers
j i have ON hand quantity of LCNBER OF every
description, which they will sell the usual terms
They will also furnish Lumber order, Of any kind
and to any amount Plasterng Laihs can always be
had at their Steam Saw Mill.
WELLER & PARKINS.
Mt Sidney Sept o. 1850.
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ITO THE LOVERS OF GOOD TOBACCO!
i JOHN B. EVANS has received at his old stand,
Immediately opposite the Old Post 0lcc, fine and
choice lot Of TOBACCO which he is prepared to sell
at from cents TO ~ per pound.
Also Pipes, Ppc-stems, Snuff Boxes, Backing,
Matches, Ink, &C., &c.
Staunton Nov Is, 1853.
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HOUSE II LOT IN MARKET.-In pursu-
ance ofa deed of trust executed To me on the 18th
ofSeptember 1876, shall proceed on Saturday tile 2Gth
day Of this MONTE to sell, public sale, HOUSE AND
LOT the North Side of Beverly Street,o Gospel Hil
in Staunton and lying Immediately East of the residence
of. w. Strbling The property very desirable
residence aud conveniently aud handsomely situated
Terms, &c, made known ON day of sale
April ~, 1856. \. X. TROUT, Trustee.
CERVANT FOR SALE.-0n the first day of April
- Court, will offer nj public sale, that we'll known
Servant, CATO LIGGINS Terms Cash, or well en-
dorsed negotiable note AT sixty days.
Asril O. 1856 N K TROUT, Trustee.
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TJOUsE AND LOT At AUCTIONS a
gent for Mrs. Magruder 1 will offer for sale at
public auction, Saturday tie 2Gh instant IN front
of b. Crawfords store, the HOUSE AND LOT on
which MIS- Magruder now resides.
THE lot contains between and acres and is situa-
ted about one mile North of Saunton, near the Valley
Turnpike Road The house is suited for small FAM
y The convenience of this property otown makes II
suitable for a Garden or Pasture Lots.
TERMS :-Onc-half in cash, and The residue in SIX
and twelve months, with interest from date secured by
negotiable notes, well endorsed ,u,-,nm
April 3, 1856. ALIEN. IL. ii. SIoAhl.
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TRITSTEE,S SALE.

PURSUANT to deed of trust executed to me ta ey
1 Jacob Accord bearing date the 9th of March 1852
and Of record in the Clerks Office of the County Court
of Augusta | shall proceed. on Sgtgroay the 10th day
of My next at the residence Of said Acosd about two
miles Southwest Of Chnrchve, to sell tor cash. to the
debt of one hundred and twenty dollars with interest
to James A. Cochran, and thirty dollars with interest,"
to Daniel Falls secured by said deed of trust to wit
A negro woman named Barbara, negro boy David
gray horse BAY mare, mich cows, % head ofhogs
calves, | two-horse wagon, sets of harness. sad
dies, large plough, shovelploughs harrow, cross
cut saw, i broad-axe, l rifle gum ieatherbeds bed
steads and bedding, bureau, corner-cupboard, ia
bes sets chairs, wool wheel flax wheel, wooden
clock Also the life interest of the said Iabob Acordin
tract of land lying Pine Run containing one hun
bred and ffty-wo acres JAMES COCHRAN,
April q 1856 Trustee.