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CPRING AND SUMNER CAMPAIGN IN
. READY-MADE CL0THING.-Rooms corner Of
Nrginia Hotsl-The undersigned begs leave to state,
that Independent of all party associations he present:
suffrages in the purchase of Ready Made Clothing for
the Spring and Summer Campaign. If the quality,
quantity and richness of my stock is to be the criterion
to secure success assured to carry off the palm OF
victory l shall use every honorable means to secure
sales, without sacrifice of principles Il. e. prces)-
Running as no-party man, asking your support in
my business, you can, without endangering your fair
reputation for consistency give me call in the selec.
ton of your Clothing the approaching season, and
can assure you that it will be much to your as to
my advantage, for shall engage in the campaign with
no sluggard WILL but with the motto, II must and will
succeed" i
Ny stock comprises more than the usual variety Of
Clothing from cheap Summer Suit costing 1915, to
the finest Dress Suit Of S25.
Come, them and give your support to your very o.
bedient servant, JACOB POLLITZ.
Staunton Anril o. 1856. -, -t..
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THE MARKETS.
sTAUNTON PRICES.

STAUNTON PRICES
Corrected for the Spectator By Staples, Martin d Co.
FLOUR, $5k
Corn MEAL Observation-Disclosures. ~~45cts.
GRAIS.--wheat, Sl.3O@s lS5.--Corn 4Oc.-Rye, Toe.
Oats, soc. 0,'o
SEEps--Clover, s71$-Timothy Sss.-FlaI, 81 90.
BurrER.--Frkn, 1s@20c.--Roll, 20@22.
LARD ..........................1 10
BACON, Observation-Disclosures. ~
PLAsrER.--Lump, Sl21S.-Ground Sl43.
SALr.-Ashton, SsE4,-Marshall Sc. Alum, 2}S.
CATTLE MARKET.-Baltimors, 4April a6M.--The
offerings of Beef ut the scales Yesterday
bout $50 head, $50 head of which were sold for New
York, 40 were left unsod, and the balance 1855
head were sold TO Baltimore butchers at prices rang
ing from IS 75@$5.5o on the hoof, equal to $1,000
ces are not materially different from those obtained
last market day.
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NATIONAL HOTEL.
SOUIW-SLDE, MAIN STREET,
STAUNTON. VA.

INHE undersigned having purchased and leased THIS
i valuable property, formerly known as the Wood
ward House, would respectfully inform the public, as
well as the former friends of the House. that they are
prepared accommodate their guests in the very best
manner and upon the most moderate terms.
THEIR TABLE shall always be supplied with the best
the market affords and to enable them to accomplish
this they have attached to the House of the finest
fruit and vegetable Gardens in the Valley.
THEIR STABLE which is classed second TO none will l
ways be supplied with the best proyender and good
tentve 0stlers. -l-t. ,,.,.l .
PAsssNGERs who stop at this House desiring 10 take
the Cars entirely free from the noise, &C.. to which
Railroad Houses subject and they always res,
assured of getting their meals and reaching the Depot
in time to secure tickets and choice seats. .aa
An OMNIBUS viii always be found at the Railroad
Depot ON the arrival ofthe Cars to take passengers
to and from the House, free of charge.
w. ]. HUNTER CO., Proprietors.
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DUBLIC SALE OF LAND.-0n Friday the
i 9TH day Of May next, will offer at public SALE on
the premises, TRACT Of LAND, containing 1873 Acres
This land is situated one mile South of Middebrook in
Augusta county, is of good quality and well watered
About Acres of the land in timber and situated
to be convenient 1t has about good Meadow
and large portion of the cleared land sowed in grass
There is an Orchard and good Log Dwelling House, to-
gether with some out-budings, omit. Persons wishing
to purchase had better and see this land as am
determined to selland go West and bargain may be
had The first payment will not be required until the Isl
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 &c. 1885, WIN. 0. LOWMAN.
| ~ Rockingham Register copy and forward account
tof offfo
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NTOTICE,-Appication will be made to the Presi'
dent and Directors of the James River kanaw-
ha Company for the renewal Of Certificate &c e. Or Dona
No l Company guaranteed oy ae 81 ss
nal Finley Of Augusta county, ya on the 18th day OF
lime is4srredeemabe for thirty years from the Isl
of January 1870 the original having been lost or mis-
laia anu canho' ~" MATTHEW PILS0N,
Il SAM'L. B. FINLEY,
81 Es'ors of Samuel Fin!sy, deed.
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Anril Q. 1s6s.-Yind. copy.


VIRGINIA AT Rules held in the Clerks Office
of the Circuit Court for Augusta county, April the
18th, 1885, John Perry, Plaintiff,
ps. >, ~.
George Baylor, admir-. OF Jacob Dull, decd, Peter
Dull and VIM. Dull, --Defendants.
The object of this suit Is to attach much Of any
funds in the hands of the defendant Baylor as admit
which may be coming to the absent defendants, Peter
and VIM Dull or either ofthem as will pay the plain
tiff the sum of $S2 with interest from the yIth OF April
1872 and the cost of suit
The Defendants, Peter and VIM. Dull, not having
entered their appearance and given security according
to the oct of Assembly and the Rules Of this Court
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 that copy OF TIL;
order be forthwith inserted in some newspaper printed
in Stanton for four weeks successfully ana posted a.
thu front door of the Courthouse. .s''
~ Copy-Teste,
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Terms made known on day of sale.
JAMES W. MASSIE,
THRUST SALE OF A VALUABLE
II NO ILAIrSE ANn LOT nrux

THRUST SALE OF A YALU A b T.
i DWELLING HOUSE AND LOT. AND OTHER
PROPERTY ia StaUntoa.-By virtue Of deed of trust
executed to me by Thomas p. Eskrdge and WIFE will
sell on Wednesday The 7M Of My in the town of Staun
ton the MANSION HOUSE of the said Eskridge, and
the grounds thereto attached This property consists
of about Acres OF highly improved grounds, a new
and commodious BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, q
Kitchen Servants Houses, Stablng large Ice house.
and other necessary 0ut-buldings. Altogether this
is one of the most beautiful and desirable residences in
this vicinity combining in its location the advantages
of both town and country.
will Also on the same day. offer for sale the MILL
PROPERTY Of the said Eskridge, situated opposite
the American Hotel and adjoining the Railroad Depot
1t consists of lot and spacious building erected
thereupOn, designed for Steam FIGURING Mill, but
very suitable for Warehouse purposes.
Also, Lot, in the town Of Staunton on the west
side of the street leading from Beverly street. at
the "Newtown Pump
Also, all said Eskrdges interest in and TO parcel Of
Land estimated to contain SO acres purchased him
of Miss Sarah A, Fuller situated about miles from
Staunton, and adjoining the lands Of Geo. W. Mowry
and the Bear-wallow tract. -a-
TERMS Arrangement have been made TO allow q
rery liberal credit upon the real esatea moderate hand
payment excepted-upon the purchaser giving bond
with approved security for the principal purchase mo-
ney and the payment of interest thereon yearly from
the date Of sale The title viii be reserved ultimate
security The terms will be fully made known the
day of sale. t..ftf JAMES II. SKINNER,
ADril 10 IS5i-0w Trustee.
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Near the National Hotel.

nEAUTIFUL SPRING GOODS,-PlPEK &
ID FUNKH0USER would call your particular atten-
ton to their large and we'll selected Stock of Seasonal
BILE Goods. Great attention has been paid to LADIES
Dress GooDs, and we think Stock will compare fa
vorably with any other in Staunton. We will only par
ticularizo few kinds, viz a
Fancy. and Black Silk Silk Robes,
Berage and Tissue Robes, 0rgandies ,e
Printed Jaconets, Printed Chaes, ~ <Ii.
Paris Printed Bereges and Tissues .,sa
Dotted Swiss, Plain Berages and Muslins,
Lisle Thread Second Mourning Bingham,
Stella Shawls, Grape do, Parasols,
Beached and Brown Goods
Prints, Hosiery, Trimmings, Hoped Skirts,
Brilliantes &C., &C., &C.. &c.
We are determined tosell our Goods at q small I'D
vance for Cash, or to punctual customers.
e. Ton ADril o. 1856 @
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Principal Office, 1923, Broadway, N. Y.
New York Anril D. lSl6-2m.

EXTRAORDINA AIRY kGAiNS IN
u CLOTHING-THeC Cheap Clothing Store against
all competition --WEILLER & LEOPOLD again in
vite public attention to their large and well made
Stock of SPRING AND SUMNER CLOTHING,
which cannot be excel!ed in variety quantity and quail
Their Goods consist in Coats from rs cts. up to $25;
Pants from so cts up sl0 Vests from so cts up to
80 ALSO large Stock of Boys Clothing and Gents
Furnishing Goods.
Being largely engaged in the manufacture Of Cloth
ing, with an experience of good many years, they
are enabled to get up superior quality of Clothing
suitable to the wants of this section and in their pr
ces, they defy competition.
tory we shall at all times have full assortment and
the latest style. If you want cheap and well made
Clothing, don't fail to call at
~ WELLER & LEOPOLD'S
Large Clothing House, Main ST., opposite
- White Pattons Store Saunton, Va
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Trustees Sale Of Real 4 Personal

Il u
NOTICE is hereby given that on Saturday TIE 3rd
of May next BY virtue of deed of trust, bearing
date of March l3th 1856, executed BY William s. Hite
shall proceed to SELL on the premises. at public ane
ton the interest of said Hite in the TRACT of LAND
upon which be resides, containing Two HUNDRED A
cREs more less, adjoining the lands of Jacob Swish
err David East and others, it being the same in the
cupancy of said He and Sarah Fulton, whose dover
has been apart and assigned to her. the said Hte
being entitled to life estate in all the said tract Of
land except the dover right of the widow; to which
tract of land will make such title only as was con-
yeyed to me by the said deed of trust.
At the same time and place, shall trustee afore
said offer for sale the following described personal prop
erty, viz Two brown Mares and their increase, one
bay Colt one Cow three Calves, one twohorse Wagon
and fixtures one Livingston Plow, hill side Plow,
one Harrow two Shovel Plows, Augers, Chisels, Ham
mers &C. four Falling Axes, two complete set Of Har
ness one Cutting Box six head of Sheep and their in
crease sixty bushels Corn forty bushels of Wheat
the interest of said Hte in the Wheat and Rye nov
growing on said land; one Rifle Gun and fixtures, on
Cooking Stove and Utensils, Parlor Stove, set o
Windsor Chairs, Bedsead Crosscut Saw, Graf,
Cradle Moving Scythe and Snead, leathern Trunk
and other articles of personal property now in posses
sion of said Hite.
Terms made known on day Of sale:
A
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valuable Houses and Lets In Market.

= .
WYE will put up at public sale, on the lst Day OF
w May next, the following property, conveyed 70
us by J. n. Woodward and wife. 80,
The DWELLING HOUSE lately occupied by said
woodward, on Gospel Hill. There can be o beautiful
Building Lot cut of-one Of the most desirable In
town. ,,,ce Mn
LOTS on the street leading to the Blind Institution
The other interest will be offered for sale at the same
time
One.haf of q vacant LOT in the suburbs OF Newtown
The other half owned by n. H. McCue.
Two.thirds of the STORE ROOAlately occupied by
n. BRYAN, on the wharf The other interests Will be
offered OF the same time.
TERMS :-One fourth in hand, and the remainder In
g. l2 and Is months in equal instruments bearing inter-
est, with personal security, and lien retained
~ The Creditors who have signed the deed, are urg-
ed 10 meet on tbs LIST day of the April Court to consider
the best course to be adopted topomoe their interests
n. X. TROUT,
J. q. McCUE,
.H.GSf. w 8. H. BAYLOR,
F II. G. HARMAN,
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NEW BOOKS.-The Old Dominion, by G. ?: r.
IN James; Rachael Gray, by Julia Kayanaugh; The
Creole Orphans; The Prophets OF the Restoration;
Commentary by the Rev. j. " Moore D. D.; The Sum-
mer of the Pestence History of the Ravages of the
Yellow Fever in Norfolk, Va in 1855, by Geo. d. Arm
strong, D. D.. Flowers of Elocution, by Caroline Lee
Hentz; Buist's Family Kitchen Gardener; The Fruit
Garden, by p. Barry The Complete Farmer and Garden
er, by Thos G. Fessenden; Every Lady her Flower
Gardener, by Louisa johnson; Cranberry Culture by
B. Eastwood. ROBT. C0WAN.
St,rnfnn April 16 1S56
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CURED by OXYGENATED BIrTERS
CASE OF EIGHTEEN YEARS STANDING
From FItzhsary Homer Esq, Of Boston, Mass:

A CASH OF EIGHTEEN YEAR SrANDiNG.
BosroN, September 2S.
Dear Sir 1t is now eighteen years since was frst
troubled with the waterbrash and derangement of the
stomach have taken advice OF the best physicians
in this city and New York. London. Paris Germany,
and italy, and visited the several hur and other
springs in this country the watering places OF Germa
ny and elsewhere in Europe and had found no reiief
Since taking the Bit.ers have never had return OF
the water-biash Having found so great relief from
this most discouragng disorder, have recommended
trial of your medicine many Of my friends who are
now using it to great advantage What little Is In my
scope to offer in extending the circulation OF your Ox
geaated Bitters will be done with grateful pleasure
. - ''' FITzHENRY HOMER.
To DR.. Csc. B. GREEN
SETH w. FOWLE 4 CO., 1873, Washington Street
Boson, Proprietors Sold by theiragents everywhere
Fo,- sale in Staunton BY JAMES G. LAIRD and Dr. J.
G.. NJ. MERRLArr
April so, lS56.-lw.
MIR. pgRRY DAVIS IL feel it to be my duty to bear
nv test mony to the efficacy Of your Pam Killer
have use it for years for complaints OF the stomach
and bowels had very severe attack . few days
ago of the ague and such pain in back for three
DAYS and nights that could get no rest / sent ane
cot 25 cent bottle of the Vegetable Pain Killer
took Ii, tie inwardly and bathed according to drec
lions and ,ne application has removed all the pain
am able to- write to-day, though with q tremohnl
hand The application was made last night about
o'clock and had sweet nights rest. have recon
mendedit for several years, as have travelled GOO
deal and it has given universal satisfaction where
has been used acc ording to directions:
Yours gratefully, q.
l. PERRY CHILDS,
Pasto- of Baptist Church, Troy Ohio.
For sale by JAMES g. LAIRD and j. G. NJ MERRILLAT
Druggists, Staunton an by Druggists generally
ADril g. lSsl6--owS.
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SPECIAL NOTICES. ae-
DRS. GILBERT T. KENNEDY,
Treat CANCERS, TUMORS, ULCERS, &c
WITHOUT SURGICAL OPERATIONS.


DRS. GILBERT 4 KENNEDY,
Treat CANCERS, TUMORS, ULCERS, &c
WITHOUT SURGICAL OPERATIONS:
Office, TAG, Broadway, corner Astor Place
NEW YORK.
CERTIFICATES FROM
Ex. Gov. 7, NJ. Tucker, Hon. T. Butler King,
Judge F. W. Hiring, Gen. Narcisso Lopez
Capt. Isaiah Sellers, Capt VIM Lea,heTps'
Judge Alex. Walker, Col Maunsel White,
Thos. E. Bond. NJ. D., j. S. Peacocke, NJ d.
PERMISSION TO REFER TO
Elk. Gov. Jas. c. Jones, Hon. Fred 2. stanton
B. F. Palmer, Inventor of Palmer's Artificial Les
Francis Griee, Naval Constructor, n. YARD, fniia-
Proprietors of the Girard House, Philadelphia ;.
New York, April 20, 1856.
cF Bakers Premium Bitters.- ATTENTION u
of the public is called to the annexed certificate OF DA
kER's PRExIuM BrrrERs which is one Of the most pop
uisr family medicines known in this country:
CorrAGE, May 18th, 1850.
Near Curdsville Buckingham Co., Va.
Mr. ELIJAH BAKER Dear Shiny wife having
been for many years afflicted with Liver Complain anu
Nervous Debility hearing Of your premium bitlets'
she was induced TO give them trial After trying nan
q dozen bottles she found her health much improved
and her digestive organs greatly strengthened; and as
tonic she finds il is Indispensable IN her case ano
continues 10 use it to her Improvement 1t IS very
popular medicine with many ofmy neighbors, ana Is
becoming almost in general use as tonic IN TINS Sec
ton. With my best wlshes,
remain yours truly, p
j. W. A. SAUNDERS.
N B.-Several influential gentlemen in this county
will send YOU certificates of most important cures enee
ted by your Premium Biters in their families. Weall
in its being the most valuable medicine ever IN
in this section of the country. Yours
,s- Every family should keep few bottles on hand
Price 80 cents per bottle. -.,.
For sale BY j. b. EskRIpGE, and JAS. e. LAIRD, Drug
giss, and j. B. BRExiSRIDGE SoN, Staunton
= April Is, 1S56.-lmo. ftt 80
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MARRIED.


on the Sth inst, by the Rev. ]. S. Blain, Mr. JOIN
roA 10 MISS EyELlNE SMITH-both of this county
=, On the 18th inst, by the Rev. G. W. Staten, Mr.
~soRaE a. SELLERS, Of Rockingham CO., to Miss CArH
ARINE RsususH, of Augusta CO. - fl.a ,.l1,.
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FOR CONSTABLE.

FOR CONSTABLE.
~ We are authorized TO announce ). IL. BROWN,
candidate for the oic of Constable i'll the End District
,Sy- We are authori zed to announce WILLIAM E.
WOODWARD candidate for the office OF Constable IN
the LIST District. ti.
,sy" We are authorized to announce JOSEPH AN
DREW u candidate for the Office of Constable in the
Mt Scion District
~ We are authorized to announce SAMUEL e.
CLARKE candidate for reelection to the office of Con-
stable in the End District of Angus to county.
April 2, 1856.
~ We are authorized to announce THOS. MAX
SHALL candidate for the Office OF Constable In the
FIRST District of Augusta county.
April 9, 1856.
r4y-We are authorized to announce JOHN II. CRAW-
FORD candidate for the Office of Constable in the LIST
District of Augusta county, TO succeed Mr. NJ W Craw-
ford, the present Incumbent who declines areelection
Feb. Is, 1856. -s
FOR COMMISSIONER OF THE REVENUE.
s5e We are authorized TO announce JOHN u. STU
YER candidate for the office of Commissioners OF the
Revenue the End Revenue District Of Augusta county
March 10, 1856
To the Voters of Augusta County
respectfully announce myself candidate for reeec
ton to the office of Commissioner othe Revenue for the
lst Revenue District.
March &C. 1856. THOS, NJ. D0NOHO- 2
FOR COMMONwEALTHS ATTORNEY
s.ey- Having been requested to do so by number OF
citizens of the county announce mys elf candidate Tor
the Office of Attorney for the Commo nweath for Angus
March 90. 1856. ROBT p. KINNEY.
70 the Voters Of Augwsta County.
Fetlosu Citizens Il announce myself candidate for
reelection the office Of ATTIC rney for the Common
wealth in this county. Should it be your pleasure TO
reelect me, shall endeavor o discharge Ell the duties
of the Office faithfully and in manner to show my ap-
precia''on Oh p renewal Oh your confidence
March l2, 1856. VIM H HARTMAN.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.-By virtue Of de-
cree of the Circuit Court Of Augusta county, rem
dered in the suit of Hogsett Hogsets heirs, the
undersigned the Commissioners therein named, Will
premises about one and half miles from the Augusta
Springs, to sell by way ofpublic auction to the high
est bidder, the TRACT of LAND formerly occupied by
VIM. E. Hogsett, now deceased, containing by recent
survey 100 Acres 8 Roods and 2S Poles.
This land is we'll improved having q good Brick
Dwelling House, Brick Kitchen, good Stable, Barn, &C.,
and is we'll watered.
I TERMS SO much in hand as will defray the costs
of suit and SALE and the balance in four equal annual
payments, bearing interest from the day of sale, the
purchaser giving good personal security for the defer
red payments and the legal title TO be retained as utl-
mate security. ROBERT A. H0GSETT,
n, DAVID G. HOGSETT,
April 90, ls56..-tds. Comrs'
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80. of Tickets Of class l.,

By the late accident on the Seaboard and Roanoke
Railroad the Tickets of Glass L. for April 10TH IN their
Company were destroyed by fire, consequently there
will not be any Drawing Of that Class. The Drawing
will be Class N, May 18th, the "Ne Plus Ultra,
Scheme. y. +. WlNfEh, Ashager.
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NIRGINIA: Sat Rules held in the CLERKS Gmce
v of the Circuit Court for augusta county Agr.fne
7th, 1856, D. NJ ysnlesr, administrator q "iinam
Ralston decd, and David Rslston, Plaintifs,
Sarah Herdman George Ralston, William Ratledge,
Elijah Rutedge, George Brand and ; Jane MS T Rar
ker and Eleanor his wife, the Children OF Tneoaore
walker and Mainds bis wife, lwhose names are un'
known,) and Others, Defendants.
The object of this suit is to subject the real estate Oh
William Ralston, decd to the payment OF debts ana
division among the heirs. ,,,,,. mi,
The Defendants, William Rutledge, Elijah Rutledge
George Brand and Jane his wife, Matthew Thompson
and i3etsy his wife, Barker and Eleanor his wife,
the Children Of Theodore Walker and Malinda bis wife
whose names are unknown not having entered their
and given security according to the act OF
ASSEMBLY and tie Rules Of this Court and 1t appear
ing BY satisfactory evidence that they are not innap
tasts Of this Commonwealth: II is ordered, that the
said Defendants % appear here within one month after
to protect their interests and that copy Of this order
be forthwith inserted in some newspaper printed IN
Stannton for four weeks successfully, and posted al
the front door of the Court house
A Copy-Teste, I,,,,
foee a r. KINNEY. CVk.
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TRUSTEE'S SALE.

DURSUANT to deed Of trust executed to me by
Jacob Accord bearing date the 9Th Of March 1852
and Of record the Clerks office Of the County Court
Of Augusta shall proceed, on Saturday the loM day
of May next the residence Of said Acord about TWO
miles Southwest of ChurchFlle to sell for cash. to the
highest bidder, the following property, to satisfy
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 W.T.
4 negro woman named Barbara, g negro boy David
gray horse bay mare, 4milch cows, 2s head Of hogs
Calves. two-horse wagon, sets Of harness, sad
dies, large plough, sshovel ploughs harrow cross
cut saw, broad.axe, rife gun. featherbeds bed
steads and bedding, bureau ! corner-cup6oard "a
bles. sets chairs wool wheel, fax wheel, wooder
CLOCK Also the life interest ofthe said Jabob Accord
tract of land lying on Pine Run containing one hun
dred and 6ifty-two acres. JAMES COCHRAN,
Ill Ie5e sts." Trustee.