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MARBLE YARD.-Having removed my Yard
WI from the old stand three miles further up the
Middlebrook road and having Just received beauti-
full and well selected lot of MARBLE viz Italian,
Rutland and Domestic, prepared to furnish
TOMBST0NES of any kind desired. number of
beautiful drafts and designs may be seen by calling
me- challenge one neither do claim other than
my own work. and certainly exhibit that done in
the cities as my own. only ask that those in want of
ANYTHING in my line will call and examine my stock be-
fore purchasing elsewhere. a. p. VlQUESNEY.
August 10, lS56.-3mos
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. s0O ACRES OF LAND FOR RENT.
CsCUU have for rent $500 Acres of Land, stua-
red on the Staunton river Halifax county, Va not far
above where the Richmond and Danville Railroad
crosses the river which gives the best facilities posi-
BILE to the markets of Richmond, Baltimore and New
York. The land is equal any in the Roanoke Val
ley.
I have built most comfortable and Convenient Brick
DWELLINGS for small farmers upon the land, dividing
the land into 300 acre tracts farms for persons Of
small capital to farm upon.
To number of persons or families from the same
neighborhood OF State wishing to rent good land no
better opportunity can be offered They must howev-
er come well recommended in character aud capacity
NV post.ofice is Whitesvile, Halifax county, Va.
july 80, 1855 CHARLES A. CLARK.
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ing this which can be had low.
NO-PARTNERSHIP.- have this day as
] sociated with us in the BOOT AND SHOE busi-
ness PAUL KURTY, who will give his particular at
tenon to the retail department. The business will be
conducted under the style of Ii. & J. Faust Co. Our
friends and customers respectfully informed that
we shall continue to furnish them with the very best
homem made and city-made Ladies' and Gentleman s
Boots and Shoes at fair prices. 90
Staunton, August Is, 1856.
N. BAH persons indebted to the firm of H. Il J:
Faust by note or account will please come forward ana
make prompt settlement Ii. l. j. FAUST.
August Is. 1876
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kLE.-Will be sold, on Nursday, the
| IAuqust next, at the late residence OF

ALE.-Will be sold, on Thursday, the
August next, at the late residence Of
I'D. all his PERSONAL PROPERTY,
Horses, Cattle, Mich Cows, Hogs and
ehold and Kitchen Furniture, Cooking
Wheat, Rye Corn and Oats; large
pd Hay, Stills and Tubs &c.
credit of nine months will be given on
IS, with bond and security; for So and
bash will be required.
ynasl.g claims against the estate are request.
ed to present them Immediately, and those indebted
PETER STROUSE,
B. F. MAILMAN,
July 80, 1S56.77End. copy ids. Administrators.
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IMPORTANT TO THE LADIES

POSTPONEM ENT.-The above sale is post
poned till Friday the 1sH day Of September mert.
Aug. 10, 1856. H. >.
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DUBLIC SALE.-Wi be offered at public sale
at the farm of Charles 5. Thompson, on Middle
River the following Property viz Two head of hor-
ses. head Mich Cows, 10 head of young Cattle 40
head of Hogs, few Sheep Plantation Wagon, 3 set
of Wagon Harness, and all my Farming Utensils also
all NV Household and Ritclen FURNITURE, and
many other articles too tedious to mention. The sale
to take place on Saturday. tie 2d Dug Of September.
August lS. 1856. CHARLES b, THOMPSON.
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NTOTICE.-In order to reinstate his health, and
IN settle up the books and accounts of Kayser 4
Stribhng the undersigned has Gully LIST, 1866 with
drawn from the firm Of Kayser Stribling & Co.
TURNIP Seed have just received. from D.
Dutch and White Flat Turnip Seed. Call very soon
and get supply, for it is time to SOW them.
JAS. G. LAIRD, Druggist & Chemist,
July 30, 1856. Main Street, Staunton, Va.
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From Nessys. r. S. Baker, join Pur,,ceA, Geo. r.

GEaize, and Casper " 'RinEer
Having used the Spring Tooth Rake for three years
past the undersigned feel at liberty recommend to
their brother farmers After gathering the wheat crop
cases gathered from to bushels per acre with the
horse-rake. 1t is simple in construction, and not liable
to get out of order. An active hand can rake from Is
to 20 acres day. =. erf III p
E. s.. BAKER, GEO. F. GLAZE, 4
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From Isaac I. lite, Esq.,,

have used the Spring Tooth Horse Rake to my en-.
tire satisfaction. 1t is light strong and durable and
performs its work in perfect manner ! consider it
an indispensable implement on a iIrm and cannot
commend it too highlyto my brother farmers. am
confident that saved last year by Its use between
entyfve and hundred bushels of wheat which with
out it would have been lost. ISAAC +. HITE.
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T AND FOR SALE.-I will offer from this day
j i my STOCK FARM, containing FIVE HUNDRED
q NINETY ACRES, more or less. One hundred a.
ores are good Meadow, and more can be made. One
hundred acres are Bottom Land and about three hum
bred acres in Grass the balance in Timber.
Also, the FARM on which now reside containing
FOUR HUNDRED ACRES, more or less; all tlllabie
land except about forty acres. There are good Sui
phur Spring on the promises, known as Crawford's
Springs. ir
/ will offer all this property privately until the first
of October next and if not then solo, will offer it at
public sale, the day of which will give due notice.
June 4. 1856. ALEX. CRAWFORD.
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40 0OO ACRES LANDIN X A.
Iu.UllU NAWHA CO. VA, FOR SALE.-The


subscriber offers for sale Ten Thousand Acres of Land
on the waters of Blue Creek Kanawha, Va, ofgery su-
peror quality for Wheat, Grass Corn Hemp, Flax To-
BILE for Boats of 10 TONS and Steamboats, for some dis
lance It is very heavily timbered and there ready
sale for all Lumber at Kanawha Saines and Cincinnati
There is also abundance of bituminous and Camel
Acres are improved There is good DWELLING,
Out-houses and Orchard, beautifully located; also
Grist and Sa,O Ai, District School House do. 1t is
offered at So per acre; ehrd cash-balance on any
time by paying interest. No land offers the same in
ducements to Farmers, Grazers or Capitalists. The
locality is very healthy ID miles from kanaw
ha Salines and II from Charleston Persons desiring
to purchase will call on the subscriber, at Nicholas
H., Va The Lumber will greatly more than pay fol
the land and clearing it, and the Coal will afford
steady income HENRY NJ PRICE,
July 90, lS56.-Smos. Land Agent
N. B-The subscriber has also number of improv'
ed and unmproved Tracts in Nicholas and Braxtor
counties for sale 1905. III. nj. Z.
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EXECUTORs' SALE OF A NO. FARM.

FXECUTORS' SALE OF A NO. FARM.
L Pursuant to the Will of John Moore, decd, the
undersigned, executors thereof will, Saturday tho
18th dag Of Augast offer for sale at public auction,
the premises the FARM of the said decedent 1t con-
ains. by recent survey, SS2 I.2 Acres, about half
part considerable portion is in its virgin state heay
y timbered with timber of most valuable quality
There are on it GRIST AND SAW MILL, and q
Blacksmith Shop with small Dwelling House to each
also, TWO FARM HOUSES, one of brick, the other
log house; with all necessary 0uthouses, Orchards,
&c. &C. About 200 acres Of the cultivated part iswel
set with clover and grasses about 80 of meadow
which might be increased to any reasonable desira-
BILE extent say to 200 acres all of which could be well
watered from creeks and springs there being some IL
or Is springs it, well distributed. This farm lies on
the head of Kerrs Creek the turnpike leading
from Lexington past the Rockbridge Alum Springs,
running through it, ii miles from the former, and
from the latter in as healthy section as is in Rock
bridge county 1t is well located in regard to Schools
Churches Merchant Mills and Markets. contiguous to
the Alum Springs, and two or three Furnaces. which
furnish ready and good market for every species of
surplus produce It is well adapted to the culture and
growth of all the usual crops of the country but es
pecially is it valuable Stock Farm We hazard lit
tie in saying that it is among the best and srsceDtbe
of being made of the very best stock farms In the
county of Rockbridge i,.. '.s,o.i .....l.il : -
You who want such, come and examine for your.
selves We live on it, and will take pleasure in ex
hibiting it to you. ~ q..,Ii. '9.G1-l' = =.
The terms will be reasonable. and made known on
day of sale. .l.g Iof "a =
If desired by purchasers the farm will be divided
into two, three, or more divisions. - III,
-, ior '.ttf WIN. T. MOORE,
Iy i19.a lrN tt JAS. +. HARPER. fHfA
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ITO TEACHERS.-wanted TEACHER to
l. take charge of the "HIGHLAND ACADEMY, "a
bout the first Of September next for the ensuing Ses
sion of ten months. A gentleman well qualified to
teach all the branches necessary to good English ed.
ucation and the Latin and Greek Languages, will
find that to be desirable situation. To such one
liberal salary will be given, the option of taking
the tuition fees. None need apply but such as are
qualified to teach the branches specified. This school
is situated in region of country the most healthy and
salubrious of any in the State For further parcu-
lars address either of the undersigned.
WIN. w. FLEMING,
t1.5 os WIN. @. JONES,
A. SEYBERT,
A. STEVENSON, b. .n
A. K. SITLINGT0N
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MRS. SMITH has large assortment of Bonnets ant
Millinery Goods-cheap.
;od
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TOR THE HAIR.-Jayne's Hair Tonic; Burk's
It Cosmetic; Rousel Il Cos. Pomatum Lyon "a
thairOn, Barrys Trcopherus Eau Lustral; Band0iine
Fixatrce; Antique Oil; Alcibiade do. Bears 40, Rose
Hair do For sale by JAS. G.. LAIRD,
Apothecary and Druggist
Staunton, August 10, 1s56,-Town papers copy
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nUBLIC SALE.-The subscriber will sell at pub
i lie auction, at his former residence five miles
Southwest of Mddlebrook Augusta county, on Tues
day tie 26th day Of AHgst next, all his ratudoe Prop
erty consisting of one TRACT of LAND, containing
lO2 Acres, adjoining the lands of VIM: G. Mckemy,
VIM H. 0tt and others one half cleared and in grass
the other well timbered. There is small new
Frame House, Stable, &C., with q never falling
Spring, which affords water to all the fields but one
One Lot of Land containing Forty-Seyen Acres, ad-
Joining the lands ofWm Harris, James H. Callson and
Others; one-third well timbered-tbe remainder clear
ed and grass These lands well fenced and In u
good state Of cultivation, and will be shown to persons
wishing to purchase by J: c. Brown or VIM Gale
head of Beef Cattle (fat and fine head of Stock
Cattle; some Hogs Sheep, &C. One Wagon and fix
lures, gears, for four Horses, good assortment OF
Farming Implements, such as Pows, Harrows, &c:-
Some Wheat and Oats 200 bushels Of old Corn, and
field of Corn in the ground. Also, my Household and
Kitchen FnyWitare, THRESHlNG MACHINE, with
variety of other property too tedious to mention
TERMS OF SALE The land-one-thrd to be
paid the goth day of May next; the remainder to be
paid in three equal annual payments-the purchaser
giving bond with good security, the title retained
until paid. Possession given lst September Fat
mount of five dollars, credit of nine mouths, with
bond and security. All sums under five dollars, the
cash will be required r. ii. BkoWN.
August Is, 1856. r. TURK, Auctioneer.
VALUABLE EAL ESTATE FOR
SALE.-At the request of Tucker W. Farrar, l
will offer public auction the premises, on Thurs
day the 25tk day of September unless previously dis
posed of at private sale, TRACT Of LAND lying on
the Little Calf Pasture River in Augusta county, i'm
medatey the line of the Virginia Central Railroad,
containing $50 Acres by an old survey-being the
same land conveyed to in trust by said Farrar and
wife by deeds of date I'd May and the 4th of August
1885, and recorded in the Clerks Office of said county
of Augusta
There is splendid new SAW MILL, of the most
approved construction this land capable of cutting
1000 feet of lumber in day-and the land well tim
bered of enterprise could not fail to do most
profitable lumber business this property, as it lies
in one of the best mbered portions of the county with
market right at the door, afforded by the Railroad
There is a very good DWELLING HOUSE and ex-
celent Spring of water on the premises.
The terms will be made known on day of SALE The
title is unquestonabe but will only convey such IL
tie as the trust deed confers on me-
]. ID. IMB0DEN Trustee.
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TARM AT PRIVATE SALE.-The subscrl.
I Der offers for sale privately his FARM, situated
mile and half North Of Greenville Augusta county,
adjoining the lands of James Bumbgardner and others
and containing 125 Acres There is arst-rate MEAD
quantity of TIMBER. The improvements consist of
comfortable Log D YELLING HOUSE, with all nee.
essary 0ut-Budings, Barn, &C., &c. There is No.
ORCHARD, of all kinds of Fruit on the place, an ex
cellent MILL SEAT, never-failing Spring near the
quality Any one desiring to purchase will Of course
call and see for himself The terms will be accommo-
dating. .......-. ...--''' JUN SWAILLE.
Innp 1876
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NOTICE.-The LIST of July is past and our ac
IN counts are ready to be cashed. And, moreover.
season, and for which purpose money is needed more
than ever. Our friends and customers who have not
yet paid up their accounts requested to come and
settle at once Our older accounts are equally expect
ed to be settled at an early date. - III
STEINER, BROS. & co.
Staunton, July %, 1S56.-Yind copy
NOTlCE.-Our accounts are made off to LIST july.
~ aud ready for settlement. Those who are ndebt,
ed to us are respectfully called upon to to plank up
ALEXANDER, MONTGOMERY & CO.
Deerfeld July 20. l35s.-Gts
JUST received, for medicinal purposes, Old Jamai.
81 ca Spirits, Old French Brandy, as well as port
Madeira and Sherry Wines, all pure -
Staunton, July 8, 1855. JAS G. LAIRD.
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E.o,a. Genernl Garso,

From General CARSON ii.
/ have used the Spring Tooth Horse Rake to my en-
tire satisfaction. AS CLEANER it is remarkable, per-
forming its work in perfect manner. would advise
all my brother farmers to use it .sd ,4E
IA. JAMES H. CARSON.
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II AND FOR SALE.-I Offer at private sale, my
IL TRACT OF LAND in the county of Bedford, "
ing near Caytor's Mills on Little Otter This tract
contains 5O7 Acres, and formerly belonged to Pleas
ant Greasy, decd. The land is of an erceent quality
YER de-, and has upon it great deal of fine timber
About 22O cleared the balance in its origin.
al growth.
If the land is not sold privately before the 22d dug
of Augas it will, on that day f fair if not on the
Of q and years with the privilege to the purchaser
of paying the money, and taking off per cent. Itcan
be divided into lots to suit purchasers, fdesired The
subscriber who resides Emaus, will take pleas
ure in showing the lands to any person wishing to buy
July 80, 1S56.-tds. TH0S. c. OVERSIGHT.
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VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.-Deter-
mined to change our location, the subscribers Of
fer for sale valuable TRACT of LAND, lying on the
Spring Hill Road about four miles from Staunon, and
containing Three Hundred and Seventy-three
Acres; ITO cleared and the balance heavily timbered.
The fencing is all in excellent condition. large
portion of the cleared land is well set in grass, and
there is the place young Orchard of well selected
fruit trees The improvements consist Of new Franz
ed DWELLING HOUSE, Barn, and other necessary
out-houses-al new. Persons will come and examine
the land and it is deemed unnecessary to enter into
particulars. i,sr.fs
TERMS will be made easy, and can be known by
application to either of u.s. II. H. PECK,
lime o. 1S56-tf. -, ~ 4H j. O. WEBB.
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Extract from Letter of Douglass Gray Esq, Of
,,.E HariSonburg.
In consequence of the frequent rains last harvest
was not able to use my Rake much, but tried it suf
GENTLY to discover that it admirably adapted for
the purpose designed Don't forget to furnish
other next harvest for my farm in Augusta County.
DOUGLASS GRAY.
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al YALUABLEe SMALL FARM FOR

n SALE.-As agent for VIM. G. Langford, will
sell the TRACT of LAND on which said Langford now
resides, containing from 95 to 100 Acres. The land
lies on Middle River, and is of excellent quality The
new Stable Corn Crib, and other Out buildings, in
good repair There is frst-rate Spring on the Farm
also good Orchard. Any one who desires to pur-
chase small and productive Farm, would do well to
view the premises. HUGH w: SHEfFEi,
July l6, 1S56-6t Agent for w. G. Langford.
Unless sooner sold, will offer the above tract of
land for sale, on the premises, Saturday. the SoM Of
August. Z .si 'tt d. W. ..
10y. Rock Reg. copy Cts. .l
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Extract from letter oriten to me By tie Clerk of.
~ 2. AugustG County. &
Enclosed send twelve dollars 10 pay for the Spring
Tooth Rake purchased of you, and which l pay for
with the greatest pleasure it is the cheapest nipple
ment ever bought. NICHOLAS. G. KINNEY.
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Extract from the Southern Planter, Richmond Ta.,f
March, 1885,
Every who wishes TO seed five acres of clover on
wheat land should get Cleaner Spring Tooth Horse
Rake for cleaning wheat fields. If passed over the
land either before after the seeding it will feshen
and form the very best seed bed for the clover seed
Our friend Charles Marx, Esq., OF the Fall Plantation,
has tried one and it works to charm Get it andhod
responsible for the advice and grs Tie credit il
YOU succeed 80 '''+t 800. {,
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THREE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE.

i WARDll- Ranaway from the subscribers, on
Saturday night last, two negro men, to wit:
SAM is entirely black about As years of age, some
feet inches high heavy built front teeth sound,
scar on his left wrist caused by burn, and had on
when he left high-crowned hat and clothes rather
fine.
ELIJAH is yellow about 30 years old, 5 feet 1Oinch-
es high his front teeth decayed rather slender figure
and Keen eye.
If taken within the county, and secured so that we
get them, we will pay reward of 80 each out of the
county $50 each out of the State $3.50.
Information should be addressed to FRANCIS GIL.
KESON, Jennings Gap Augusta county, Va.
ANDREW & BAXTER CRAWFORD.
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tH- have the exclusive right to sell the Rake in
Augusta, Rockingham, Page, SHENANDOAH Warren,
suone csn If Farmers send their orders aI {,
me at once will deliver the Rake any of the cou
ty towns other prominent places in their respective
counties. The Rake is gotten up in superior
to any heretofore manufactured The price in all in
stances is $780, A discount is made when they are
purchased here on the spot .i- s-mrHt"
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CTAUNTON ACADEMY .-The next SESSION
- of the Staunton Academy will commence on the
first Monday of September. The Principal will be as
sisted, as heretofore, by Mr. JOIN, CARRIER. The
course is comprehensive and thoroughin Latin Greek,
French and Mathematics. The price of tuition is $50
per session of Five Months French $40 extra. Pu.
pills will not be received for less than five months and
no deduction will be made for absence, except in ca
SEES of serious sickness. WV. H. II. WADDELL, for
truct an elementary class Of ten small boys under
his superintendent, in his own room, ut $2.5 per
MONTH l.. WADDELL, SR,
Staunton, August 6, 1855. Principal.
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ToUSE AND LOT IN STAUNTON FOR
i'll SALE.-That very desirable House and Lot in
house street known as the Brick part of the Old Bell
Tavern property fronting 90 feet and running back to
the creek, and now occupied by Fifer, Watts d Rich
ards Those desiring to the property are referred
to NJ G.. Hartman. For terms, which will be made ac-
commodating, apply to
GRIswoLD & CLAIBORNE,
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VTALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR


p S-There is large quantity of open land adjon-
inc this which can be had low
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DE- on REWARD RAN away from the farm of
DOU Landon II. Brent, in the county of Nelson,
on the 10th day of July, 1856, NEGRO MAN named
joe lie is about fifty years of age,fve feet Or inch
es high, with very black skin, sharp visage and
long lower lips Joe has lost front tooth in his low
When spoken to- his manner is obedient and thought
full. He took with him new suit of clothes and a
pair of saddle-bags good deal worn the lids ofwhch
have hair on them.
Joe, / have no doubt, will endeavor to go to free
State 10 dollars will be paid for his apprehension in
the county of Nelson; $50 If taken in any county ad
joining Nelson $50 if taken in the State and deliv
cred to me, or secured in Jail so that get him.
Address, Rocktsh, Nelson county, Va,
a JOHN |. COLEMAN, ST.,
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From Nessrs. Siigler DE- Ruder IT. Jackson, Sler,.
t andoah County.
1t affords pleasure to state that the Spring
Rake purchased of you last harvest gave entire
satisfaction 1t is decidedly the best implement for ra-
king wheat stubble have used being light and
saving every thing on the ground.
,,,ir,t4a,' B., t.ii s,al WILLIAM SIGLER y.
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4 000 POUNDS OF BACON Bh yG, On hand and for
Staunton, August 6, 1S56.-4ts.
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r AND FOR SALE.-The tract Of land belong
inc to the estate of Col James Crawford, decd,
now in possession of NJ w. Crawford and situated a.
bout one mile from Stanton, is offered for sale. It
contains about 14O Acres and has on it comfortable
log DWELLING HOUSE, a Barn, other necessary
outbuildines, and good we'll Of water. There are
some IS acres in timber. For terms, &c. applyto COL
John B. Baldwin or VIM. Bell Crawford.
- = - MARGARET A. CRAWFORD.
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TXECUTOR'S SALE OF LAND.--0n Satur.
T. days 3Oh Of August, the undersigned will sell at
public sale, on the premises, so much of the FARM
of John Dennison, dec d. shall be necessary to pay
the debts ofthe estateprobably some thirty-odd a.
cres The land is situated North River, in Angus
ia county about u mile from Mt. Scion. A House
suitable for Dwelling will be sold with the tract. The
part to be sold adoins the lands of Thos Reeves and
David Landes DAVID & VIM. LANDES,
Auorst g. 1856 Exors of John Dennison, decd
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| U From tie Frederick County Agricultural Club.
The undersigned, members of the Frederick County
Agricultural Club, take great pleasure in recommend
ing the Spring Tooth Horse Rake to their brother far
mers We think that every farmer ought to use it. We
have been usngt for several years. and conclusion,
is, that we would not be without it at any cost.
FREDERICK SCHULTZ, JAMES u. BURGESS,
JOHN 8. MAGILL, HENRY n. BAKER, -.
WIZ. A. CARTER, Il. J.. GLASS, ,tt-f
GEO. w. WARD, JAS. W. MASON, DC.