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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-02-20
TRUST SALE. ss
a Large Amount Of Valuable Land
F0H SALE

IN pursuance of The provisions OF two deeds OF
trust, the first executed to John j Lareu by
Elisha Bryan, on the 9Th day IF January 1856
the 2nd deed executed by Elisha Bryan and Mar
CIV his wife, to John j. Larew and Samuel bdcD.
Moore, dated The 2ith of August, 1855. in trust
to secure certain debts therein mentioned; (WHICH
deeds are of record in the Clerks Office Of the
County Court Of Augusta, we will sell at Public
Auction, on the premises, On Friday The 18th day
of Februaru next, Is TRACTS Of LAND.
The LIST contains Isl acres; The 2nd 220 acres;
the Ord $50 acres the 4th 3l9 acres; the 9th
AS acres the 9TH $50 acres the lib 321 acres;
the 9Th 6S acres the 9th All acres tlte 10Th ~
acres the | Ith 544 acres, on which tract the CD
iopax Furnace is situated, with all necessary
Buildings for carrying on the said Furnace; No.
IL contains 255 acres No l3 29o acres; No IA
1875 acres; No. 5 1850 acres. These tracts lie
contiguous to each other, on the South River, "a
branch oftbe North river, and onythe South Xiv
err, "a branch Of the Shenandoah River,) in the
county Of Augusta, near the Roekbfidge line and
near the village of Midway. A considerable por-
ton of the land is of excellent quality fos farming
purposes, and there is good deal of Bottom Land
on some Of the tracts which has been cleared. and
is very productive. A plat of the whole lands
can be seen on application to John j. Larew, one
of the trustees, in the town Of Greenville. The
Cotopaxi Furnqce was worked during the year
1854, producing metal Of the very best quality.
especially for Foundry purposes, and il is conf
IDENTIFY believed that all the metal that can be
made can be soh on the bank for at least $50 per
Ton. The Furnace has all the apparatus tor q
hot blast, and timber enough can be procured "
carry it on probably for number Of years From
the quantity and quality Of the lands to DO sold,
great bargains may be had
TERMS OF SALE "A sufficient stfm,of money
in hand to pay the expensesof drawing and recor-
ding the deeds aforesaid, the surveying and other
expenses Of the sale the residue to Be paid in e
quail annual nstaIments, of one, two and three
wears, with interest fromthe day of sale. Bonds,
with good security for the deferred instalments,
will be required, and the title retained until all
the purchase money is paid. ~, Ia
The title to the above mentioned lands is be-
leved to be undisputed, but selling as trustees,we
will convey such title only as is vested in US By
the deeds aforesaid.
eza5 JOHN }. LAREAy,2 r..,,...
s. Med. MOORE, ''
Jan. 90, 1856. .-----.s.
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pnhlio sale of Real Estate.

WE will expose at public sale, on Friday The
w 29ih day of February next, the farm be-
longing to the estate of John Snyder decd, con-
tanning about 243 Acres. About l25 is clear
ed and under cultivation the remainder is We il
timbered. The said Farm is situated about
miles west of Mount Scion, and | ] miles east of
the Augusta Alum and White Sulphur Springs,
and adjoining the lands Of Michael Snyder and
others Tie Land is Of good quality, well wa
tered, with fine meadows, and several orchardsof
good fruit The improvements are comfortable
Dwelling House. Barn. Spring House, sc.
TERMS. --One-half of the purchase money
will berequired in hand, or within reasonable
time after The day of sale. The remainder in
three equal annual payments.
DAVID s. MARTIN SNYDER,
Jan. 9. l856.-tds
Rock. Reg. copy and send acct. to this office.
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7 AM anxious to sell my Farm, (being engaged IN
other pursuits. and residing distance from p
1t contains about 500 ACRES, and can be DIVIDED INTO
three tracts with Improvements on two The land IS
snfficency of Meadow II is situated both sides oil
the Harrisonburg & Warm Springs Turnpike adjoining
the lands of Daniel Forrer John Crawn and others IL
is in the immediate ncighborhood of Messy Creek a,
in the midst of an agreeable society. An estate of its
character is rarely put market. Its merits can be
best seen by personal Inspection, and persons looking
for land will be shown the premises at any time.
ri can get about 5000 in hand or on short credit
the remainder will be put on reasonable time; MY
address is Middlebrook. II. iohh'
NJ If no sale is made before the list day OF next
March, i WILL on that day, publicly rent the Farm Farm,
Jan. %, 1856. H. TURN
NJ Rock. Reg. copy ids.
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Stanton, Jan 80, 1856. Surviving Partners

VIRGINIA AT rules held in the Clerks Of
flee of the Circuit Court for Augusta County,
February the 4th 1856, Porterfeld A. Heiskell,-
Plaintiff,
Us. '.
Alexander Laporte, Nj. Lindo and Hugh w.
Sheffey,-Defendants. ~
The object of this suit. in the first place, is to
enforce the payment of certain sums of money due
the Plaintiff for lands sold by the Plaintiff to- the
Defendant, Laporte, as agent for Defendant Lin
do. In the second place, to secure the payment
of certain sum Of money, advanced by the De-
PENDANT Shelley, for said Lindo,fo the repayment
of which, said Shelley claims lien on said land
to the extent of his demand. And in the last
place, to compel the Defendant, Laporte,. to DIS
close the authority under which he acted as a.;
gent Of Defendant Lindo, in the purchase OF Inc
land in the bill mentioned. '
The Defendant Nj. Lindo not having entered
his appearance and given security. according to
the act Of the Assembly, and the Rules OF this
Court, and it appearing by satisfactory evidence
that he is not an inhabtant Of this Commonwealth:
| 1t is ordered, that the said Defendant do appear
here in one month after due publication OF this
order. and do what is necessary to protect his In
terest, and that copyof this order be forthwith
inserted in some newspaper printed in Staunton,
for four weeks successfully and posted at the
| front door of the Court house.
A Copy-Teste.
NICHOLAS G. KINNEY ,Clk.
| Feb e. 1S56.-4w. +
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ebor;f5,s Sale of valuable Property.

MOT having sold on the day heretofore adver-
~ tised. we will offer at public sale, to the
highest bidder for cash. at the residence OF hoo-
ert Il. Kinney, on Friday, the 22nd ddy Of req re
r,,nru neat. the following property, TO wit: 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 Wheelbarow, Donbletrees,
One Double Barrel Gun and Fixtures, Two Fer
Tables. 6 Bedsteads and Furniture for same, Two
Bureaus. One Cande-stand, ! doz. Cane Bottom
Chairs. a Good Library, say l50 Volumes, well
selected. large lot of Periodicals, &C., Dining
Tables, IS Sci of Windsor Curtains of various
kinds. Carpetings, superior lot Kitchen furnl,
tuTe, Pots, Ovens, &c., One Set of Knives and
Forks, common, One Set Ivory Handles, Dining
Furniture, Table Cloths. Wardrobe, Sets Shoy-
els and longs, A Sets Of AndirOns e brass, )Iwo
Axes, Auguls, Chisels, Hammers; and Saws, Is
Head of Hogs, One doz Pictures, Framed, emma
Press and Contents, Glass Ware. &c. Levied
on as the property of r. H. Kianey to satisfy Ex-
eculions in our hands for collection.
JOHN CRAWFORD, Is
j. ID. HANGER,
n,,;., er NJ H McCue s. A. C..
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COMMISSIONERS SALE,

DY virtue ola decree of the Circuit Court OF Augusta
ID county, rendered at the November tenn, 1868, IN
the suit of Pecs's Widow, &C., vs. Robert Scott and
wife, we will proceed, on the premises, on S%trdsy
The 9Th day of January, 1856, to sell that valuable
Tract Of Land, now in the possession OF Henry n.
Peck, and containing about Ss3 ACRES. Also the
NILL PROPERTY known as the The Peck
Mill" The land is in good cultivation "a large por
tion of it being Bottom Land The tract lies about
four miles from Staunton, and is ntcrsected BY the
Central Railroad. The improvements consist OF an
cessary out buildings The Mill has good Niller's
House attached 10 it.
Thc property will be sold altogether, separately,
may be deemed best on the day sale. In case the
Mill property is sold separately five acres OF land WIZ
be sold in connection with it. There is no Mil better
situated in the county than that offered for sale
TERMs OF SALE One third Of the purchase money
to be paid on the first day of March, 1906 and the
balance in three equal annual nstamens thereafter
bonds with good security to be taken for the payments
and the title to be retained till the purchase money Is
fully paid ALEA, IL II: L. atI SdnAivi' Com'rs.
Dec, S, lS55.-tds.
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NEW BOOK STORE,
NHain Street, Below Central Bank,
on TTNTEIOM VA


VIHE undersigned to the public that he has
i lust opened new, extensive and well selected as
sortfnent of BOOKS AND stationery, en-
bracing everything usually kept in such
and ascectcd with an eye 10 this particular market.
All the most recently published works in literature
science, arts manufactures &C., will be kept constant,
" on 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 ma
nv choice and valuable imported books To the pres
emit stock of fine English Books, the attention OF the
public is particularly solicited.
The attention of Teachers and Others is respectfully
Invited to the selection of SCHOOL BOOK y; COM
prising all the recent editions Of the most generally ap
proved Text Books, &c.
New Music, Fine Stationery, Work boxes, Writing
Cases. patent Pc IS and Holders Arnold's Ink London
Paints and great variety of Fancy Articles constantly
Rare bargains will be given. Let all call and satisfy
themselves. :. w. DE haas.
: Stanton Nov. %, 1856. s
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-02-20
puE,!ic Sale,

I WILL sell, the premises where now reside on
the Long Meadows in Augusta county, to the high
est bidder all my PERSONAL PROPERTY, on the
lOth day Of March next 1t consists Of the following
Two Horses, Harness, Four Mich Cows, Six Young
t.sstye Twentv Sheen, Forty Acres of Wheat in the
Ground One Hundred Bushels Of Corn Fifty Bushels OF
Wheat, One Four Horse Wagon, Flows and Harrow,
Four Tons of Hay, Household and Kitchen Furniture
Six Hundred Weight of Baeoa, and great many orher
things not necessary here TO mention.
TSnMs ON all sums syer five dollars credit of six
months will be given-thc purchaser giving bond with
d security For all sums under five dollars the cash
will be required. JOHN B- hNGLEMAN. &
Feb Is, iS5S--4t. .s
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Us.
Moses II. McCue Sheriff of Augusta County
and as such Administrator of George S. Hodge
decd, Julian Hodge Widow Margaret, Mary
Jane, American, Samuel, William, Marshal-in-
FAINT children of SAID George s. Hodge decd, and
Jacob Beck, -Defendants.
The object of this suit is to subject to sale a
tract ofland. to satisfy debt due the Plaintiff,
which land was conveyed by George S. Hodge
decd. in his lifetime to Robert j Glendy in trust
for certain purposes in the Bill mentioned and al
so to subject any rent that may be due from the
Defendant Beck, to satisfy the Plaintiffs de-
mands
The Defendants Julian Hodge (Widow) Mar
garet, Mary Jane. American, Samuel. William
and Marshall infant children of said George S.
Hodge decd, not having entered their appear
ance and given security, according to the act Of
assembly, and the Rules of this Court, and it APP
pearing by satisfactory evidence that they are not
inhabitants of this Commonwealth: 1t is order
ed, that the said. Defendants do appear here in
one month after due publication of this order and
do what is necessary to protect their interests, and
that copy of this order be forthwith inserted in
some newspaper printed 10 Staunton, for four
weeks successfully, and posted at the front door
of the Court house. A Copy Tesfe.
NICHOLAS. G KINNEY elk.
1T tosc i
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Nat. SOEOn.
Gale af HouSe and LOT,

I'm pursuance of decretal order of the Circuit
q Court of Augusta county, entered in case
therein depending between Dudley, Plairtff' and nd
E. w. Orebaugh and others, Defendants, | will
proceed, on the 3rd day of next March, on the
premises, to sell at public sale, HOUSE AND
LOT, in Mt Solon in said county, adjoining the
property of Hottie, Harris and others. The prop
erty is very desirable for good mechanic or
person wishing to get residence in pleasant
town.
TERMs.- One-haIf in 6 months, the other in
l2 months, the purchaser to give bond and suffi-
cient security. and the title to be retained as u-
innate security. JAMES L. CLAhhti.
Ian "a 1856 sl.. rrI9 III
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-02-20
Come to fhe SIGN Of the Big Gun.

NEIE Subscriber begs leave to inform the Citizens Oh
il Staunton and IT'S vicinity, that he has opened
GuN SMITH SHOP, Augusta ST., few doors south OF
the Postofcc where he will manufacture Rifles 10 or
der, and keep stock d Ready Made on hand. tie
will also do all kinds Of Repairing in the best manner
at the shortest notice. n,-
Also, he will keep general assortment oil rist9s'
Colts, Aliens and Pocket Riie) Powder fiasks'
Shot Bags, Game Bags, Shot Pouches, all KINDS .rer
cussion Caps &c., tSe.
S,annton F.h 90 lS56 j. n. WELLS
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Greaf Inducennent.

NIESSRS. f. A. DAVIS s. CO, having conveyed
Nl in tSust their Boot & Shoe Store, we srenow
Having the entire stock sold at cost for CASA To mer
chants offer very great Inducements, this species OF
goods having appreciated Is 30 per cent since last
FALL when the greater portion Of this stock was pur
chased.
Gcj- All persons indebted to F. A. Davis 4 Co. by
bond, note, or account hereby notified that unless
they pay up without delay required to coerco
payment HARTMAN BELL, Trustees OF
Feb. 20, IS56.-lm. +. A. Davis s Co.
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FOR SALE.

E undersigned offer for sale privately, their Valq,
L able Tract of Land containing 80 ACRES. IL
has on it a large and connections Dwell ts
LING HOUSE,with all necessary out build fSszzSf&
ings also u very large Bank Barn, large ss:ssaa
Orchard with the most choice fruit IN it-isssiE "a
large portion Of it is good and valuable "-- -
meadow, and about 25 or 30 Acres OF Timber: rms
landha on it failing limestone water It is al
torcticr a ine hame and in refined neigborhood.-
ANY one desiring small home would do well to give
MS call for we are determined TO sell low and give
fair payments. - t,
near Hermitage Post Office 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 BURKuOLDER.
MARGARET BURKH0LDER.
Ian @ 1886 ".
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0APITAL $1,000!

IsOO Prizes amounting to S6o,OOo'
TICKETS, $40; Halves, 50; Quarters, SZi'
Prizes Payable ,piihoat Deduction!
Persons sending money by mail need not lear
lis being lost. Orders punctually attended 10
Communications confidential. Bank NOTES oi
sound Banks taken at par. G5- Drawings sent to
all ordering Tickets.
-Thusa - hing particular numbers should order
Immediately.
o. Address
JAS. F. WINTER, Manager,
reb 90 1886. Macon, Ga.
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VAIJIABLE FARM FOR SALE.

THE subscribers executors ofJacob Picker,
i will sell at public auction, the prcmses,on SAT
urGay he Sh Of March next, Farm situated on MID
die River, in Augusta county, about five miles North
west ofStaunton, and three miles Southwest OF Spring
Hill, adjoining the lands of b, Dunlap, Geo Anderson
and Others and containing 1893 Acres, There IS about
ll6 acres of cleared land the balance finely tmoercd
The said farm has on abundance good fruit trees
is well watered aad in fine state OF cultivation.
There is about ten acres of good meadow, and more
can easily be made. The Improvements consist oil two
comfortable DWELLING HOUSES, with good and
never failing spring OF to both houses
a good barn and other out-budings. The said farm Is
capable Of being divided into two, with every conve-
nience desired
Further description is deemed unnecessary as those
wishing to purchase will view for themselves Any
person wishing to view the land will be waited on by
the subscribers.
TER,s:--One- third of the purchase money on the
FIRST of April the remainder six equal annual pay
meuts The title retained the land for the deferred
payments Possession given the day OF sale. II
moi sold ON the day advertised it viii be rented for the
comm. wear. SAMUEL PLECKEk,
LEVI FLICKER,
Executors of j. Picker, decd.
February 10, 1856 ids,
Il. D..
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VIRGINIA TO wIT,-At County Court Of Au-
gusta held at the Court house Monday the 2oih
day Of january 1856, Margaret Magrude
James MIagrsder and Nicholas Il. Trout. adn,nisra-
tor of j. X Stbiing deed. defendants.
IN CHANCERY.
The object of this suit is TO perfect the title Of Mar
0arct MaSr,ter TO the house and lot in which she re-
Sides. by obtaining release of the right Of James Ma
crtacr to the same in compliance with his contract in
writing.
the defendant James Magruder, not an nhabitant OF
this Commonwealth and he not having entered his ap-
pearsnce and given security, according to the act OF
Assembly 1t is ordered that the said defendant do sp
bear here within enc month alter due publication othis
notice and do what is necessary to prncct his interest,
aud tha copy CT this order be forthwith inserted in
some aospapcr printed Stantop, for four weeks sue
cessvciy, and posted at the front door OF the court
house. A Copy-Tesc,
w. A. BURNETT, d. c.
FeA Is, 1856.
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AUCUsTA FARM FOR SALE.

TWISTING to move 10 the West, ! offer my farm
w for sale low, lying on Christians Creek miles
from Stanton and 81 miles from New Hope, adjoining
the lands of George w. Mowry, Martin Yount and
Others. 1t contains ONE HUNDRED AND SEvENTY-sIx
ACRES rods and 33 poles Of which lOo acres are
cleared and the balance in timber There are upon 1t
comfortable DWELLING HOUSE, barn ana oth-
or necessary Ont. houses and we'll of water in the
yard The creek runs through one end Of the farm
deem any further description unnecessary, as those
wishing to purchase will come and examine lor mem
selves. iSAAC rHoNA'
Jan. %, 1S56.-tf.
hrz- Rock. Reg. copy. u. .EL-
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VIRGINIA At rules held in the Clerks Office OF
Y the Circuit Court for Augusta county, February
the 4th, 1885, Charles L. Crockett executor Of James L..
Crockett, decd. Plaintiff,
Williams Eskridgc Judson Mccoy and Heburton, Hes-
kell and Hoskins merchants and partners under the
firm of Heburton, Heiskl & Hoskins,- Defendauts.
The object of this suit to subject certain amount
in the hands of Defendant Mccoy, due to Defendant
Eskridge and which amount as alleged BY the bill Is
liable to the payment Of debt due the Pianhu from
said Eskridge and also to subject certain house and
lot in the town of Stamton belonging to said Eskrdge
to the payment of Plaintiffs said demand.
The Defendants, William S. Eskrdge, and Heburton'
Hesk and Hoskins, merchants and partners as aore-
said not having entered their appearance and given Sc
CURLY according to the of Assembly, and the Rules
Of this Court and it appearing by satisfactory evidence
that they are inhabitants Of this Commonwealth; IL
il ordered that the said defendants do appear here
within one month after due publication OF this order and
do wha, is necessary to protect their interests and
that copy of this order be forthwith inserted in some
printed in stanton for four weeks success
svely and posted at the front door OF the Courthouse
A Copy-Teste,
NICHOLAS c. KINNEY, CPk.
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NOTICE.


EIAVGNG before informed the public and oss
IL friends of our determination to leave Staua-
ton shortly for the purpose Of establishing large
Wholesale Business with our partners in Balti-
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
LIST of March. at prime cost for reasons stated
Nobody 10 want of Clothing should therefore fail
10 examine onr well assorted stock and secure
himself better bargains than ever before offered 10
this Market tt1 fYs@ c'f
Further notice we have to give to those h.
debted to US, that although weintended before, 10
place our unpaid accounts in the hands of Hsman
& Bell by the LIST January, yet we failed to ret
upon this intention for the term; and ont OF this
regard against our debtors we concluded to wait
now ill the LIST Of February next, but longer in
diligence can and will not be given any more
We hope that at this given period the rest will
come forward and pay without Prompting US TO
those disagreeable steps.
= STEINER BROS. & co.
Staunton, JAM. 9, 1856.
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Inn0rfanf Notice.

HAVING sold out my entire Stock of Clothing
III to- Mr.. Lewis Leopold, and having come to
the conclusion to open large Wholesale Cloth
ing House in the West, request all persons In
deb,ed to me or the old firm of Weller u Leo
pold, by notes or open accounts, to come at once
and fork over the money As am determined to
leave by the Goth of this month. all accounts and
notes which are not paid by that time, will give
for collection in officers hands.
~ JOSEPH LEOPOLD.
Staunton, Feb. 6, 1856.
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Commissionsr,s Notice.

TTJHE creditors cf Samuel Peace, decd, VIII
/ hereby take notice to produceItheir claims, to
pether with the proof thereof, before me. at my
Office in Staunton. on, or before Friday the 22nd
OF February, 1856. The administrator Of said
Peace will also attend before me, then and there,
r j. N. HENDREN, Com'r.
Staunton, Feb 6, ls56.-3ts.
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OYSTERS!

RE receiving daily, direct from Norfolk, at their
"A Depot, No. 4, West Main Street, Richmond, and
also, at their Depot Augusta Street Opposite the
Spectator OAicc,'l STAUNTON, Silver Creek,
Oysters from their own beds put up under their own
supervisien in kegs packed in ice gallons and hail
gallons each and in every other expressly Tor
one to 1890 gallons per day. All orders promptly at
tended to and the patronage Of the public solicited
Stanton Jan. Is, 1856, L. ROWE, JR., 4 CO.
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Notice,

sJHE late firm Of Neisoa s. Baylor being by
Il mutual consent. the undersiguedi with a view OF
CLOSING his rcantile husHsss. will continue. at the
Store House heretofore occupied BY said firm to sell ms
entire remaining portion Of goods at greatly reduced
prices, say at and in many cases lar ior casa
or ON short credito punctua purchasers- He thinks
Inc can make the interest OF Merchants, to some ex
tent to buy rolo him instead Of going elsewhere Can
and Judge for yourselves. GEORGE BAL Lon.
sStauatou, Feb 20. fSs6.-Town papers copy.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-02-20
NOTICE.

VXTISHTNG to devote more attention to other
w branches Of business, will sell my stock OF
Goods, consisting of Dry Goods, Queensware,
Boots, Shoes, Hats. Caps, Hardware. Ready
Made Clothing, SIC. at prime cost for Cash. al
SO wish to rent my Store room for term OF years
E.. HOGSHEAD.
Middlebroob, Jan. %, l656.-2mos.
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Stanton, Feb.
a GARD.

sJ>HE subscriber having withdrawn FROM the firm OF
4 Nelsoo s Baylor and taken the house formerly oe-
eupied by Nlessrs Beskias Merritt takes this op-
potunity Of thanking his friends for their kind patron
age, and hopes he has meri,ed eSnto99nce OF tue
same. JOHN vi. NELoVS.