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Notice.

place in consequence of the death Of, ,restee ao
ed friend and partner, w. H Hampton. The
business will be continued by the undersigned
the name of Smedes, Hampton, & Co., un-
i further notice. GEORGE SMEDES,
CHARLES E SnE DES
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Pianos, Planes.

aadAVSf II Haa ansESs
Just Received more of Knabe, Gaeh
e & Co.'S Celebrated Piano Fortes.6 ga o
tavo,in R sewoo cases. lateststy and mo
On tbs way here, We also have several OF Gil !.
bert d. Co.'S, of Boston, on hand. two Of which
have the Eolian attachment, andone melodian
MOODY g. sKUNER.
Vicksburg Miss oct26
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New Orleans ards
CLOTHING Fer SPRING
AND SUMMER.
Alfred MuElrOe & Co,

"a MAGAZINE STEET. CORNER OF DRAWER,
Are now in receipt of their Spring and sum-
mer stock of clothing, of which is made in
the best manner and most fashionable style.
and from the choisest materials
They would also give notice to those in
want of WINTER CLOTHING, that it is not too
late to buy good ovERcoAr, fer they have still
on hand complete stock o. Heavy Goods
which they are sc ling at greatly reduced pr
ces Boys and childrens clothing of all kinds
Furnishing Goods of every descript on.
Trunks. carpet Bags and Umbre las,
India Rubber Articles, of every variety,
THE PRICES ARE FIXED.
ALFRED MUNROE g. co.
"a Magazine street, corner of Gravier
march 2, New Orleans, La.
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DLACK SILKS MORE Antique Plain
I'D Gro de Nap Elegant Robes, Flounced
Robes, &c, comprising the most elegant as
bortment Of Black Dress Goods in market, and
offered at very low prices, by
(de2f} JACKSON MANLOvE & CO.
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n IME.--THOM lime JUST
IL received per steamer Louisa.
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NEGRO BLANKETS 10 bales Of every
IN variety; Gray. Blue, Scarlet aud White.
Also. 90 dozen entucky knit socks--for sale
sJACKS6N, MANLOYE & co.
Vicks ianl ~ -.
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NEW SOUTHERN FURNITURE
is prepared to supply the trade and families en-.
the most liberal terms. This being the only
new stock in the city, purchasers will find it
to their advantages to call and examine the
goods and learn the prices. before purchasing
elsewhere.
Will keep constantly on hand -.
Mahogany and Walnut Bedsfeadsy 8
Dc Dc ssois :
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Sealing wax, Pen Holders, Waters, &c.
and various other articles too numerous to men
tion These articles have been selected with
great care, and feel safe in recommending them
to Physicians. Planters, Dealers and others.
THOMPSON g. EMANUEL
YaZoo City, August 81
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THE FIRENIEN.

AT MEETING OF THE BOARD OF OFFICERS.
n held Tuesday evening, January tho following pre-
amble and resolutions were unanimously adopted -
Whereas Our Department has been suddenly called upon
mourn The loss Of A. Desrss, Bsq foreman Of leok
Ladder No who has been removed from by death
while the discharge Of bis duty at the fire in Court street
the morning the 7h instant; rud whereas the In
which sacrificed and his virtues, and the
lively he hiss manifested 10 the Department
title his memory than passing notice; The reore
Resolved. That while bow with humble submission 10
the OF allwisc Providence, reminding that
in the midst of life IN DEATH bnt the loss
of brother who foremost In everything tending
10 benefit the Department
Resolved, Thai his sudden death forever deprived
II Of brightest ornaments and abest counselors,
which leaves In midst vacancy that be filed for
years.
Resolved, That deeply sympahlze with the bereavcd
family IL their scton In being thus deprived of heir
brightest Jewels who known only 70 be honored and Lowell
ard commend them 10 the Of all wise Creator, who
doeh Gil things for The best.
Resolved, That token of respect 10 the memory OF
late brother the houses and apparatus OF the various
drsped In for the thirty aud
the unite In attending the funeral from the Meho
dist church. Pacific and Clinton Streets Friday
the 10th ms ant, al 2 O'Clock J.. NJ.
Resolved That the oregong preamble and resolutions he
signed by the officers Of this Board and published the New
York Herald Brooklyn Eagle ana ssr ard copy forwarded
10 he family, J. d. VEISORN, Chairman
PETER II. TAws. Secretary.
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The Chesapeake and Ohio Canal.

WASHINGTON, Jan. D. l6oo.
meeting ofhe bondholders OF the Chesapeake ohio
canal bsd in this city this afternoon Those present
represented nearly 81 900 600 OF bonds. resolution
vAs adopted appointing q committee to represent their
interests before the Legislature Of Msryiaod IN order to
procure the management OF the canal Invested Of State
control the sale the work. terms securing to
M bondholde,s the payment of their claims coupon
each bond md tau Of per cent being assoesed to
dfrsy the Of SALE II stated that tbs out
lays the canal absorb the income SIX hundred thou
sna dollars interest uupsd independent Of the
vbRinis bonds the entire debt being two mil
ksn six hundred thousand dollars. The company
sp0a nearly bondholdors declaring
tkst It only needed declaration ~ make The cost
q The canal was fourteen fifteen million II dollars
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Married.
On Tuesday, Jan. by the Rev. Or. Hatton, kr A j.
MnIsPAusH, Of The firm Of Terbe, Jennings o., tn
Hrs MARY MrruRS, formerly Of Blenheim, SchoAArie
county. Ny.
On Thursday evening, Jan. Q, by the Rev. Geo. Ne
Cusky, OF the Church Of the Nativity, Mr.. LAWRENCE
HDhFssy to lsABnLA H., daughter cf the late Joseph
Whslen, of Albany.
On Thursday, Jan g. in st. James Church, zAnesville,
Obi, by the Right Rev Chas. Mcllvain, JOHN DMynzD
DuBms to ALICE GODDARD, daughter Of the Hon. Chas
B. Goddard, Of that city.
On Tuesday, Jan. g. by the Rev. G. Duffy, Mr.. JANE
CoSAsr, Of White Plains, RACHEL BRowH, Of Henly
Thames, Oxford, England
English papers please copy.
In Fort Columbus, New York harbor Thursday, JAM
8. BY the Rev. Jno Mcyicar Chaplain U. s. A. Lieut. J.
n WARD U. S.A., to NARY EEcTA daughter Of Major E.
Backus, U. s. N.
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PuII.ADEIPHIA STOCK BNARD.

PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. g. 1858.
stssks are firm: We quote Pennsylvania Elves IT 81
RessIE Railroad, IL; Long Island, 13x; Norris Ii;
Penney lvsnia Railroad. 43x.
NKw ORLEANS, Jan. 4 1864
Gsttss ssles 10 day, SEQ bales. kiddang is quoted
81 9c Hoiasses IL dull at 34hc. sugar IL dull; oorn
CHE; eafs, b5hc.
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yssa by Judge Caon affirming the decree Of tho Circuit
Court, with Costs
Ma. 80. Argument ia this continued BY Hon.
h ) Gier Tor defendants, ana concluded BY Hon. J. j.
Clittehotn Tor pisniin.
Ne. ~. Edsin c. Little et al, Lew W. Hail. st-
Al Argument was commenced BY w. II. Seward for ap-
Wspta
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from he vegetable kingdom possess the miraculous vr
tue In correcting arrangements of the liver soac Thev
also Strengthen the digestive organs and increase the appetite
Sold p The manufactures No ~ Maiden lane York and
No 2ii Strand London and by all druggists NJ M cent
ents aud VI per pot Or box, '>N
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sensgmp,lcn and al diseases of the throat ungs-Dr
tURrl hygeana Thousands have been restored 10 health
the past the hygeann Principal oce 33 Broadway
aud sod by o. H. Ring, 1856 Broadway. Price only IS pack
DR. Curtis will the Office daily from 10 10 o'cosk
where he may be consulted free OF charge.
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TRAyELLERs' GUIDE.

AT OTICE.-IIUDsoN RIVER RAILROAD COMPANY
IN In consequence Of distractions the CITY track pason
requested 10 take the from Thirty rs street
''''' ''S VIM syKEs Js super in.cudept
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Court Calendar-rhis Day.

Court Cnlendar-This Day.
COMMON PIEAs--Part Mos. II to S.. Part $50
to 20.
SUPERIOR CouRr-Nos. T. 80 49, 49, 49, "a, II, 96, no.
105 JO7 100 49, 113 u.s. 116, lit. lis, 49, 100 12l
122 IA l26, l26 49, $780, 49, 1872 49, 1884, 135, 1877,
1888
SUPREME CouRr-Circut-Nos. s, "a to 80, "a to g.
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wonderful article for coughs coids bronchitis and consump
hon. " IN very agreeable TO take and certain cure Ca
md get our Medical Almanac (QratiD BARNES A PARK
D4 Broadway OF Duane general family medicine
depot. ~
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diseases of the human hair by AGRANDJEAN-for the
weny years had bis office At NO asor House He respect
fully Informs his patrons that he has removed No Church
street. barclay where he may be consulted daily
from O'Clock A. NJ. to O'Clock p. M.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

NEW PUBLICATIONS.
A PPLEToN's new puBLIoXT1oNs FOR TINS WEEK.
Noa $40 and s4s Broadway.
On TUESDAY, b1'is she s.h inst,
CHARMS OF Of FANCY.
In Four a1t csn.os.
Edited rom the original man.cripiS With biographical
sketch OF the author.
vol lsmo. Cloth, 81
On WEDNESDAY, the 9th inst,
HISTORY OF NEW NErHE sLAED;
NEW YORK UNDER THE DUTCH.
ByE.S oCALLAGnAs, NJ. ID.
Second Edition.
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Written with charming simplicity and fidelity TO nature and
producing powerful dramatic effects II s Of those
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TINTED STATES DEMOCRATIC REVIEW FOR JAN
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~TELAsgEgCE aFETCEs.

EGrLOYRRs WISHING GOOD SERVANTS Will FIND
- repcctrb German, English, scotch 10 for
boea and private families, Norris Cohnert % q gg
broadway corner of keade street. APo, walters
wien street..
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birth.
On Tuesday, lam o. At No. II East Thirty third rrssf,
the wife Of KoHRr GoRDos, Eq, Of . daughter.
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4 . A PRIMARY FILE TON IN TIE Twsr
II ward held pursuant call u the DemocrstI, Rennhs
can Coomtee 9, TammauS Hal, Corner o! iu.h street ana
flshh avenue. IN Morcay ae-nnun Jan Z, from 10
ocock the ticket AIDED e. Swackh Michael Murray
YVES elected receiving three hundred seventy ave votes
nEint Inc tttef containing the
Jsppan aud Vim. Msieiler whi,h received twenty 6Sa
votet. sAML. H. AdUsHrUN)
JuuE LEONARD. ! Iusnecors
HENRY II WTl,gg
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Chyistndoro's Hair Dye, wigs md Toupees
excite admiration AL oonnoisseurs in suite of
elegant private applying his Incompatible dye
the only reliable article Of s kind Wholesale and retail at
CHKIsTADORoS, No. Aston House.
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FRENCH ADVEsr.sEMEyTs-

nEUE FuIES FRANCHISES DEsiRENT a Sc PA
~ Ger; Tune pour femme do ,hsmbre et pauue pour
bonnie d'cnfnnt. s'ndresser chez ~. Phbpoeaux, So
Erosdway, pour ro!s jours.
I rEE FLMAE FRANCAIsE PaorEsTANTs, DESIRE
- pacer homo d'snfans hle peut d0nner de-
bons fcnseguemt S'adroascf No 20 Eskt 18th ST.
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India Rubber Boots and

India Rubber Boots and Ovcrshoes.-A
choice assortment Of adles and genemens India rubber
boots light and beautiful article manufactured expressly for
the city trade received and for GALE BY the single
pair by ~. HODGMAN New York India Rubber Warehouse,
q Maiden lane corner Of Nassau street.
singers Sewing NIachines.-Our Liberal md
admirable plan OF exchanging and latest improved
sewing machines for old machines Of kind baed
pleasure b. hundreds The Wilson. Grover Baker,
Hunt and inferior machines coming rapidly
be exchanged The chance Tor proaaDle bargain great
one. Apply New FORK office personally by letter.
l. H. SINGER Co., No. a23 Broadway.
Fellow Citizen, After you Get CIeverly
dug The banks which you drop tho
old picture mill fRnd get your pitts taken BY the
Cost cents ~ % Dozen Depot 9 Broadway
Bachelors Hair Dye.-Wigs and Toupocs
The best in the world This unrvsed and original dye Is
applied IN twelve private rooms BACHELORS and t)u
have improvements all Others being chef douvros
elegance and durability peculiar TO this esahishmcnt
BAfCHELOR'S, 23 Broad way.
Whislkcrr or Moustaches Forced To Grow
In six weeks by onRuent which win sain injure
the skin. u bottle sani 70 of the II. q.
GRAHAM, ESQ Broadway; Briggs, 81 Slate street. Albany;
Zeber a south Third street, Philadelphia.
ChyistcdOrO's Hair Dye, wigs md TOupees
excite admiration among All connosseurs In art suite of
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ExPRrcssrcs.

DAClFiO tNfhHss COMPANY i24 BRO ApWAy ron
= gauoih Nt'&pp' sandwich Islands China Frerbt-
Sn "a tes hud eiers VII 30 dispatched per steamer tar
q W. Nts Na Nl'arasra) ihis day, jan Q rresb. re-
'tN'' 'a y shat Parcels and .e.te = unit ~ O'clock
MN. IA, HALL 1aepa.
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mATRrmoNIAI.

tJATRTMcNrAI - Lazy. AGE q. WITHOUT FOR
M tune bot III responsibility Of whose family "a unanss
TUNED wthss - correeo.nd with view TO msrtmnny xb
reaefnana f ense ara intelligence between he ages.s
ara So Aadgess =. h hilingWuod, Post onlce e =
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THE WEATHER ELSEWHERE.

THE WEATHER ELSEWHERE.
WASHINGTON, Jan. SIT. NJ.
The New York mail Of Monday morning arrived here
1T to-day The Southern mail has We. arrived
The Philadelphia mail Of this morning received. The
here stands at Is degrees above 1efo
ing briskly, ano violent N. Z. wind.
CLEVELAND Jan. ga. NJ
II II intensely cold here, the thermometer being eight
degrees below No obstruction to railroad travel
CHICAGO, Jan. S--A. N.
The Thermometer here indicates seventeen degrees be-
low zero. The express train the RocR Island road,
which left here at eleven O'Clock last night has not yet
reached Joliet This mornings train the Alton Rail-
road frozen fast in . drift Lexington.
Other roads supposed to be unobstructed.
DETROIT, Mich Jan. 8, 1856.
The thermometer here Ia seven degrees below zero.
BUFFALO, Jan. SOP. n.
Railroads here entirely unobstruc,ed.
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THE LECTURE SEASON.

LECTURE WILL BIZ DELIVERED by JOHN NIT.
"A CHEL. on Tuesday evening January s.snnjoss Fbe
Footsteps OF The Celt Tickets % fgaIeryj r,.a "A
seats (boy of the hnD 30 ceGts be Halls mu..,
store, broadway; Dnnean'G hooNtor es Hn
yUys booksorc no Fulton street the uace IN, lrsb
American koofs open at O'clock Lecture ns nee =.
A NTIsLAEERY LECTURE-REv. THEODORE PAR.
"A ktR, ot Ensfon viii deliver lecture by teaun,t ~ ~,
New York kLusIayery socei,, ho Tabernacle or Wed
nesdsy evening, Jan g. at IL ocock su,jec-Ihe Uuty OF
inc Nof'o 'oNafd' shvery Tickets y cents at the door.
r DWELL. LECTURES IN NEW YORK.. REV. DR.
Ia DEWEY IS third lecture on Mnses he Ia ~ r,v:, y :,
Snn d Ia AsIor ,piae THURSDAY evening, Jsa TO-
O'CLOCK Doors open at O'clock cug.e ucketa To whole
course $2lJ gentleman nd one lady 81 gentleman and yo
ladies', Vs. single lecure25 sale al The pripcpa boS
citation. .' A''S
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THE BALI SEASON.

cor Northumberland SoTREE AT NINE AND
W. Mre EMMA sAuVAGBAuS dancing academy, 69
adway. Thursday evening, 10th January commence
O'Clock. Tickets 10 The academy Is open every
~ tor private lessons md every evening for practice
"A lie UNION CfABIES-TO COMMENCE the LAST
week In THE month 10 take place alternate vat others
non first class band Of four pieces secured; number Of
fhe Ga not 10 exceed twenty; few required com
he 1gementa Address Merchant SO Gfeenyyi j,
gIgyL
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yITANTED-A PROTESTANT MIDDLE AGED WOMAN
Amercan preferred) to 90 the general housework OF
very family; understand plan cooking, washing
ironing. Apply 294 Union street, Smith St South
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WAsTED-LADIEs AND GENTLEMEN TO LEARN
w beautiful only three weeks discovered it Is Light
pleasant SO to 81 day. be done In
house, and Is suitable for either city country taught
small lee, by Stevens Co., A Hudson ST. Apply
three DAYS.
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VXTANTED-AN AMERICAN YOUNG LADY, TO TEND
w . confectionery store None but those who write good
hand apply experienced the business preferred
Address by only Wagner Cooper, 926 broadway.
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WANTED-A YOUNG LADY, IN FANCY GOODS
w st0re she must be capable and speak English and
French. Apply at 669 Broadway.
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IN six weeks by my onguent which viii stain inur
the skn. u botle 10 any of the clunay. H. q
GRAHAM 55 Broadway; Briggs, 81 Slate stree, Albany
xclber, ~ south Third ST. Get, Philadelphia.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-03-05
Commissioners Sale of Land.

THE undersigned commissioner appointed tor
Il that purpose by decree of the Circuit Court
of Augusta. unade on the Eth day Of February,
1855, in the case of Mary j. Johnston ct ais, a.
gainst Mildred F. Johnston. will in conformity
with said decree on Saturday, the SR day Of
March. 1856, offer at public auction, on the prem
ises very valuable tract of land lying un Mid
die River, in the county of Augusta adjoining the
lands of George Poage, MeCne Parkins and
Col Kerr about eight miles northeast of Staunton
The tract contains about us ACRES, consld-
cradle portion of it is first rate Middle River BIT
tom. The Improvements consist of good BEIcx
DWELLING House., a good Barn, with Stables
and Sheds, Curncrlbs. and all other necessary
out houses II is deemed useless to give minute
description, as purchasers will view the premises
for themselves. 49,
TERMS "a sum sufficient to defray the
expenses of sale to be paid in hand ohe-tllird of
the residue to be paid on the 18th Of june, 1856,
and the remainder in two equal annual payments,
one payable ON the 18th If jane, 1857, and the
other the 18th of June. 1858. ~
Ifnot sold on the day appointed, it will be
rented for one year 'e .A-.S : -
The undersigned lives in the immediate neigh
eborhod and viii take pleasure in showing the
premises to any one desiring to purchase.
~ Ess'5 ~ GEO. w. M0WRY, Com'r.
Feb 6 1886 ids t+ 's ~
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Valuable Hotel Property for Sale.
pHE ANYERTCAN EoTHH.
Tn SfnuniOn Virgini0.

III Sfduni0n, Tnginld. lFs8a
THE copartnership heretofore existing under inc
L name Of w illiap II. CARRIER & Co. ,betwcen w m"
II. Garhcr Levi l.. Stevenson and john u. Breckln-.
ridge having been dissolved, by tie death Of SAID
Jsan b. Breckenridge, on the 7th day Of DECEMBER
last IL has become necessary 10 wind up the ahairs
Of said partnership, and pakc sale Of the social effects
To ciectuafe that object, tile undersigned, surviving
FARMERS will expose 10 public sale, the premises ON
MoNpay THE 2lth OF MAacH next, that valuable
propertv Il, the town Of siaunton, the AMERICAN
HOTEL situated at the ,ssngcr Depot OF the virgin
ia Central Railroad and bcg al the most convenient
spot for dining house for Tire passengers on SAID rai-
road from Richmond Westward The accommodations
ordcd By this house for travellers and for the people
of the country, are ample and COMFORTABLE The build
ings are all new and principally OF brick, arranged after
,be most comnotp,s fashion. The house will accom-.
modatc comfortably l0J guests, and the stables VIII
hold so horses. Tic lot on which thc improvements
stand is about one acre. and several ot.los belong TO
the establishment and win Dc sold with it, if desired,
and if nat priv ately Also the time, all the
Fuymitu,c belonging to said Hotel, which is new and
Of superior quality, and atsdant for the use Of inc
House. t4 a.
fnr,b cash and the ba ,anee ia four equal payments OF
s;x twelve eighteen and twenty four months from the
day Of sale airing ntere ST from the date, and secured
by bonds with good security and lien on the prop
erty. 49,,
The personal property will be sold on credit ofnne
mo,ths for all sums Of ten dollars oyer-Ie purcha-
spr giving bond and SECURITY. sums under ten dol
lars, cash. WIN. II. UAnDEn,
Stanton. Ian 30. 1885, Surviving Partners.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

pY virtue ola decyse Of the Circuit Court OF Augusta
ID county, rendered at the November tenn, 1875, IN
the suit Of Pcck's Widow, &C., VS.. Robert Scott and
wife, viii proceed, the premises, on Saturday,
the 5M day of January, 1856. to sell that Valuable
Tract of Land, now IN the possession of Henry H.
Peck. and containing about 3'3 ACRES. Also the
MILL PROPERTY known as the The Peck
stilIn The land is in good cultivation "a large por
tion ,e II being Bottom Land. The tract lies about
four miles from Staunton, and is interscctcd P the
Central Railroad. The Improvements consist o. an
excellent Back DWELLING HOUSE, Barn. and me-
c,ssary out.buiIdngs The Mill has a good hiier's
Hc,sc attached to it.
Thc property will be sold altogether, or separately,
be deemed best on the day of SALE In case tho
Mill property sold separately five acres 81 Ian" So w
Situated IN the county than that offered for sale
TEiMs OF sALE:-one. third Of the purchase money
to be paid on the first day Of March, 1885, and tho
balance in three equal annual instruments thereafter;
bonds with good security to be taken for the payments:
and the title to be retained till the purchase money is
fully paid. ALE C II; ~ aI HuTArXXh Com'rs,
Dec. s, ls55.-tds