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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-10

PREPARED ny DR.. SANFORD, Is 3 GKEAE SGlENTI.
DC SIsijssi anI daily wUrtig almost
tao great 10 believe. II aEsts ersn e rst
sIs hiring benefit and seldom than battle is
iTto cure any kind Eirer from the worst
jaundice or Dyspepsia common l,eaLaec all Of which
re ti,. rrSiIlt OF d DiSPdRsd LiEeFi
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-10

PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
SANFORD < CO., PropIletors, 345 Broadway, New York
T. II. LOGAN 4 co., Agents for Wheeling
JOHN u. PARK, Cincinnati.
GEO. H. KEHsElt, Pittsburgh, Wholesale Agents.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-10

gR1TELLyG TRlPPERS.
WE will open this DAY styles Travelling Wrappers
w Black aud White check, the first brought to this
market. jv3i HEIsKELi, SwEARINGEN.
JTTw this dag open another large Job lot of black
w Nantes, worth $500 aud E5,Ai-=we are now
selling 1850 aud 10. we continually opening
new STYLES Of desirable goods.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-10

iHl4hISGlkt 7.n1fI'CiiLs,S.
CHEAP neat and rstratr match, without unpleasant
N smell. For sale by ftysl T. II. LOGAN CO.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-10

S4flETls LYGh.S
T HAVE the Agency Of Browns Safety Alarm Locks
/ W. GRO. WILSON
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-10

Health aud Strength must Inevitably fol-
NV its Use
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-10

Policies ImAurrd without Nclny by
+. rs. SMEAiINGEN4 Agent, al MhstltmGl Va
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-05-16
Navy Contracts.

The heavy contracts for clothing for the
T. s. Navy have just been awarded by the
bureau of provisions and clothing to six dif-
ferent manufacturers in Massachusetts and
one in New York The cost of the articles
to the government is about $500, 600. The
contract for navy provisions, given out three
or four weeks ago, will amount to an aggre-
gate of some $500, 600. Speaking of the
clothing contracts, the Star says:
The prices at which these important con-
tracts were taken are said among the manu-
facturers of New England to prove that they
can sell under the new tariff at much less
rates than heretofore.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-05-16
ACNuittal Of Mrs. CUNNINGHAM,

New YORK, May, 10 p NJ The trial
of Mrs. Cunningham for the murder of DR.
Burdell, is at length closed The counsel
both for the defense and the prosecution oc-
cupied each two hours yesterday in sum
case at six o'clock. Judge Davies then
proceeded to charge the jury in an able,
clear and impartial address, lasting one
hour, when at seven the jury retired. All
eyes were directed towards them as thew
proceeded to the jury room, and efforts were
now made to obtain better view of the
prisoner, whose fate hung so awfully i'll the
balance. She, however, avoided the prying
curiosity of the crowd, as did also her
daughters.
At twenty-five minutes of eight o'elocl;
the jury re-entered, when profound still
ness reigned, and the clerk took his position
in the witness chair and read over the names
after all the jurors had answered, he put the
question, viz: Gentlemen of the jury have
you agreed upon verdict! The lorelnaa
answered, we have. The prisoner immedi-
ately thereupon showed signs of being deep
ly affected, and was much agitated but the
court ordered her to look towards the Jurors
and also requested the latter to look upon
the prisoner.
The clerk then asked, GLOW say you,
gentlemen, do you find Emma Augusta
Cunningh otherwise called Burdell-
guilty or not guilty. The foreman res
ponded, '.aot gaily" But Mrs Cunning
ham was so agitated that she heard not the
words the foreman uttered, and did not know
the verdict till her counsel whispered to her:
then she sunk back overpowered by her
feelings. After recovering the prisoner and
her daughters were conducted out of court
into one of the judges chambers, and there
received the congratulations of her friends
at the happy termination of the prosecution.
She then returned to the fatal house in Bond
street.
1t is reported that the authorities have
obtained clue that will bring to light the
real murderers of Dir. Burdel, and thew
are now engaged in eilecting arrests. The
public are exceedingly anxious for some
further development, as thus far the ends
of Justice have been completely and shame
fully baked.
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I'D I ED.
From, tie Aew Orleans Delta

From Tie New Orleans Delta.
At half past s o'clock, P. NJ. on the 9th
inst, Cat the residence of his brother in
this city, after an illness of three days, IA
cor G PolNTs, born in Staunton, Va, on
the Sd of October, A. D., 1905.
In youth he emgrated from Virginia to
Courtland, Ala, where he passed a large
portion of his life His sudden demise will
fall with profound regret on many friends in
Alabama, who knew him best and esteemed
him most, for his exemplary life Of probity,
integrity and industry. Of quiet aud unob-
trusive manners, of courteous and gentle
manly department, discharging all the amen
tiles of life, in his intercourse with his fellow
man. he died without an enemy. In his short
soiourn amongst us he formed warm person
al friends who feel sad, but how with humil-
ity to the dispensation, which so suddenly
severed him from the circle Of our daily as
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-05-16
RICHMOND MARKET, May IA, 1857.
Reportcd BY Anson Richards.
SPECIAL MOTTO ES.

FEVER AID AGCE-AN lNFALIBLE CURE
We defy the world to produce any medicine which
does not contain QainiAc. Bark, Arsenic, Mercury
any noxous deadly compound, to cure this
annoying disease eticctaaly Carriers Spanish
Mixture. While it contains none OF the above nam
ed dangerous articles, yet it possesses power in
relieving and curing Fever and Ague which cannot
be approached by any OF them separately in conbi-
nations 1t acts specially the Liver. puriiies the
Blood, onens the pores Of the Skin, and assists
tHre TO expel from the system seeds al Disease.
what is u bad. the remains OF the Mineral Drugs
SEES the esre of Mr.. Longden OF Virginia. lie
mad Chs twice dav for three years; nothing
would relieve him until lie tried Carriers Spanish
Mixture, only three bottles of which chcctuallv re-
stored him to health, has he had return Of TIE
disease since. MAY limo.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-05-16

Funeral NJ the Rsr. ,}ohn 4. CoHtns.-
The funeral services in connection with the
demise of this distinguished divine took
place yesterday afternoon at the Wesley
Chapel, cognes of Barre and Hanover streets.
The Attendance was large, numbering sew
erl thousand persons During the day the
body was Ian III, state at the residence of
James II Wood, Lee street, where hun
dreds of the lay members of the church, the
clergy and others testified their love and
respect for the dead by INDUCING in last
lock upon the face Of him from whose lips
they had often heard the words of consola-
ton and wisdom. At 81 o elock procession
Of the clergy was formed, and the coffin
placed in hearse, furnished by Thomas
Cooley, undertaken, which was driven to the
chapel, g. the coffin borne in and placed upon
a raised cenotalh in front of the pulpit, the
following elereymen acting as pail bearers:
Rev, j MesIurray, Rev. VIM. Harden,
Rev. r. S. Dashiell, Rev G. G. Brooke,
Rev. NJ. Goheen, Rev. w. II. Pitcher,
Rev. I. Sewall, and Rev. j II. Hedges.
The coffin was of stained mahogany with
silver plato and incripton thereon and six
silver handles with nails of the same metal,
plain and transformations as the life Of him
whose mortal remains it contained had been.
The services were opened by the reading of
select and appropriate portions of scripture
by the Rev Thomas Hildt, and the singing
of the familiar hymn commencing Servant
of God, we'll done" the congregation rising.
Prayer was then offered by the Rev. John
A. Gere, and the Rev. VIM. 3. Edwards
preached the funeral sermon, selecting for
his text the XI chapter Of John and 26th
verse, "Whosoever bclieveth in me shall
never die. AT the conclusion of the SER
mon the coffin was replaced upon the hearse
and the funeral cortege, numbering thirty
carriages, moved to mount Olivet, where
his remains were inferred, and the solemn
services concluded by the reading of the
funeral services of the Methodist Episcopal
Church over the grave Bali. San.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-05-16

more coinlila!A1s
Every body needs more Or less pargiug. Purge
The blood from its impurities. Purge the bowels,
Liver and the whole yisceral system from obstiuc-
tions. Purge out the diseases which lasten on the
body. 10 work It's decay. But for diseases should
die 9nly Of ai age. Take antid"tcS carly and
thrust i from the sstcm before it Is Ct TOO strong
to Yield.
Ayers Pills do til zast out diseases. not onv vile
i II weak, but when it has tai On streHE hold
Read The astounding statements Of those who have
been cured hv them from dreadful Scrnfula, Drop
sy, Ulcers, skin Diseases. KhcumatisIn Neuralgia,
dyspepsia. internal Pains, bilious Complaints,
heartburn Headache. Gout and many less Danger
Gus but stu tllreatenir = amcsts such a. pmrles
on the face Worms. Nervous irrfahty, Loss al
appetite. Irregularities Dizziness in the head, Colds
Fcvers. Dysenterv. and indeed every variety oi
COMPLAINTS for whiel Fargative Kemedy IS re-
quired.
THESE are no random statements, but are auther-
tieated by your own neisshers aud your own Ply
sicans.
Try them once, and you viii never he without
them.
Price 70 cts. per Box Roxes for : 90
Prepared by DR.. j. G. Ai Err, Lowell, Mass. q mi
sold by LAIRD & LINK, Stauuton aud Druggists
ever where April li--2m0s.
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Presentation Speech. The negroes e,u-
ployed in a pork house at Louisville Ky,
on Christmas day, presented the superinten-
dent with beautiful gold-headed care.
Jim Tyler, a trump among the darkies,
spoke as follows on making the presentation:
"Massa George My respects to you,
de Captain of de niggers, and hopin dat
you will be our Captain all the time and
askin OBJ you to please 'cept dis cane, and
wishin dat you may never die, and | may
live all de time, and hopin dat in de morn
in of de general sembly whea Gabriel comes
down and places one foot on de mighty see
and de other on de dry land, and swar by
him dat liveth dat time shall be no longer,
dat you may get up when de good old ngel
blows his trumpet and shakin' off the grave
dust, may lib with the blood-shed millions
and go away up through great tribulations. y
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-05-16
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
IT EE0P0LD's CLOTHING EMPORIUM.

'BU 8WF,LI.'S CORNER.
Ghaiieaqss The po,td fer ompstiaon, and
deGes superiority,
7 \ his neg and splendid stock OF READY MADE
\ CLOTHING and Gentleaien's Furnishing Good.
Of every description, which he offers the public
CHEAPER, FoR CASH, than any other establishne: ia
the state. Having paid particular attentionto the
selec ton If my Stock, persons will lind it to teir
interest to give me a call before purchasing else
where. particularly invite the attention of Goun-
try Merchants to my large Stock, "a | Will sell a.
low as can be purchased IN any oil the Northern.
Cities Come one, come all" and examine for
yourselves. LEWIS lEOpoLps
April H. ls57.- 3nos
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NATIONAL HOTEL.
OaE'k2- EA.EEE FOE &a9EE.

IN PURSUANCE of deed executed on the 1T
4 day Of December, 1856, By Thomas :. Coulter
aud wife. shall proceed. in stanton, on SATUR-
DAY, THE seth DAY OF THIS MONTH, (May)
to sell at public sale TO the highest bidder undi-
vided half of that valuable property in said town,
known as the ''Natonal Hotel" late the '.W ood-
ward House." including the Stable property and
Furniture Of the house.
The house and improvements are in good condi
ton and a large portion OF the Furniture is fash
ionabe and nearly new. Its capacity to acc0mmo-
date, and It's convenience to the travel and public
render it very desirable property
TERMS So, 600 and costs of sale in hand or in
sixty DAYS, secured by well endorsed negotiable pa
per- and the balance in five equal nstalments to fall
due respectively on the list day Of November in the
years 1851 1858, 1852 $780, and 1851 the last three
to bear interest.
The tide is considered sufficient, but shall con-
vey only such as is vested in me.
NICH0. X. TROUT.
May 2, 1s57--tds. Trustee.
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vgaeD RYgg EOOHs.y-ss .8y.

WITH view to other pursuits, ard the settle
w mont of my servants next Fall IN the South,
| offer at private sale, until the 10Th DAY OF MAY
next. "BEL-PRE," my present scat, containing
1,300 Acres. also, my MILTON MILL FARM,
containing about 220 A CRIES, Mills. DC. pertaining
thereto, together with several smaller places, all Of
which are in the Piedmont Valley of Virginia, and
immediate vicinity Of Brandy Station the Orange
and Alexandria railroad passing through the former
within three hundred yards Of the Dwelling, thus
allording partial view OF the premises,
"BEL-PREs' is 50 fayoraby and generally
known in Eastern Virginia, that but for the salts
faction of Capitalists in the cities, and abroad this
notice might be sufficient, to such in Baltimore
Washington Alexandra, or elsewhere, disposed to
combine profitable farming with the more active
pursuits of the city, and secure most desirable
and accessible retreat in mid summer, | will
state that body of $50 Acres Of splendid
Timber forms part Of the Estate-250 acres are in
Wheat, upon which was seeded last Fall 80 bushels
clean Timothy Seed, and this Spring 20 bushels Of
Clover Seed with Plaster. The balance, ll0 acres,
being prepared for corn, is thoroughly set in limo
thy, Clover. Blue Grass. and Green SNard, iuuch
OF the sod being very old and stion The Mead
ows from which the farm takes its name, have bceu
standing than one hundred years and still pro-
Guce pure Timothy.
No Farm Tor position capacity in the State, is
better suited for an entire Hay ar Dairy FARM thar
the former, $40 Gao TBS. OF Iiay hight be annually
secured and baited Tor shipment almost at the sta
tion. Combining iur!aing Wit. grazing in its pre-
sent condition, il is equal 10 ,og9 barrels Of Corn
Five Or Six Thousand bushels oi Nheat, iattening
100 Head q Cattle, besides more than go Head Of
Farm stock, and Woik Teans5 fuIl supply Of
Hay, &C.
Improvements, though not very elegant are am
pie and in good repair. Several Orchards cumpri-
sing 500 Trees very select Fruit, extensive vieH Of
the mountains, situation most beautlul, and within
a few hours ride OF either city, and neghberhood
unsurpassed for all that IS desirable.
invite &C correspondence and inspection from any
interested. II not sold privately. further notice
viii be given in time TM. i. ROSS.
l{7s Those interested in the Y alley can refer 10
Or. C. r. Harris, Culpepey, or James o. Harris,
Sheriff Of CUlpcper County, Brandy Station, Post
Office. W. B. K.
Bql-Pre' tprii 4. ls57.--tds.
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/ "a \ 6 & & S .
TgsgSt sale al Valuable Escal
Estate Rsa ssisEsla is! Comfy.

~ ElaTUE oF Deed q Trust e1ecutca 10 ma
~ by JonN STLING8aN, hearing date on the
Us, day of December. lsa0, aud dul, recorded il.
the Clerks Office Of Highland County court, Viii
sen, Without reserve. to the hahet bidder for Tea
dy money, on SATURDAY. TIE 3ath DAY OF
MAY NEXT, the premises, Tract Of aid
in the county Of Highland contairir Ihree llpa-
dred aud Sixty Acres being the same anon wAie.
Andrew X. SitNngton now rcsideS. Tbs Trai efty
is me OF the most yaluabe aut desirable tracts df
land for grazing purposes, not only The county If
Highlands bat IN Western Virginia Ii is mostly
cleared ANA in high skate Of Improvement, and
M.II grace from leo bead Of cattle every veal
W alter is abundant, tae South htansA OF the eoto-
mae running throaeh, and taking its riSe, in part,
upon the tract GAarohos, Rchoo!s, Gssls. and
Stores are Convenient there being oae lad. tho
finest in the country, near the land nn1 store hut
few hundred yards from ii, aud tvs eb,t Ols sl,,
coed scheel within a mile. Altogether "a i the
mast desirable property in the county
March 2s-tds. A. STEPHENSON, Trustee
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SeYere Tests-Sso0d in Laslgcd Grain ard
EfIIg land.

county have been so much imposed ON IN buying
kealers, that | consented to take yours on trial
very reluctantly. I commenced my harvest with
my nciqhbors all predicting failure. and ready to
the Reaper was started, all fear Of failure vanished
it worked like a charm through my entire crop Of
wheat and grass. Having taken il upon trial, I
subjected IL 10 the srerest test could both in heavy
DID, wheat and hy land, in all of which Il work
ed t. any entire satisfaction ent about ll0 acres
Of wheat and 80 of grass without aAy material
hreaGage | worked it With tw0 horses with great
deal OF ease consider il very superior Mower.
In moving find it necessary to use the reel ran
ming low, To prevent the clogsing Of the knife.
Respectfully, your obodieut servant,
May ,. lso7, }. W. REiE.
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hfteftte@ Of tie British Minister uiM
Tie Presioent.-The Washington eorrespon-
dent of the Philadelphia American writes:
Lord Napier had formal interview with
tie President Oh Wednesday, which lasted
nearly two hours, III reference to the BAL
las-elarendon treaty. He read Lord Clar-
endon's dispatch to him on the subject -
That dispatch sets forth that the exclusive
ground for rejecting the treaty by The Bri-
fish government is the non confirmation Of
the convention between Honduras and Great
Britain All the other amendments made
by the Senate, except that qualifying the
article in regard to Honduras, were accept
ed entirely and without reservation,
by the British cabinet There is, therefore,
no misunderstanding as to the alleged or
real point Of difficulty.
Lord Napier endeayored, with much
earnestness, to impress the President with
the belief that no other than friendly feel
ings were entertained towards the admins
tration or the country by the ministry, and
cited expression from Lord Clarendons dis
patch as justifying this language In con-
clusion, he proposed to institute a new ne
gotiation, founded upon the conditional ac-
quiesccnce of Honduras. This suggestion
was properly and promptly declined by the
President and there the matter rests foY
the present.
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EA.EXa j. SgsssTg.OCE6.

f[NAkE NOTICE.. THAT on SATURDAY., TIE
4 S0th DAY OF MAY, ls57 will proceed at
the office pt Commissioner, john \. lendren, in the
town Of Staunton Virginia to take the depositione
OF Robert Metlune, John siines. okey Quick, and
others to be read cN Gence IA my behalf in suit
drought by me against you IN the Circuit Court Of
Augusta Comfy, Virginia, in Ghauecry, for Ii
Norcc from the hontis i matrmenr.
May NJ II NM VI. WflftDCk.
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maryland STATE LOTTERIES FOR 1857
CORBiN II co, Licensed -dgeit's,
Are authorized ~ the Nanogers 70 till all
orders toJ Pachages, Titchets or Shores IN
THE MARYLAND LOTTERIES
These Lotteries are drawn in public in the city OF
Baltimore under the superintendent ol the
STATE LOTTERY COMMISSIONER.
Who guarantees the fairness of the Drawings, and
the official drawn numbers published IA the Jour
nails Of the city of Baltimore, with his certificate
bearing his signature.
ALL PRIZES GUARANTEED BY THE STATE.
One Triaz mag muir yoa Rich for life.
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DRESS GOODS.

sNRAPE DE ESPAND, Plaid Daea, Chale and
- Barege Robes Beautiful 0rgandies; Cut Ba-
reyes Tissues Solid Delaines Printed ,laconets
lawns; Briiliants Plain and Figd Baregcs Black
Tamartine Second Mourning Jaoonets Black ia
comets Fancy and Plain silks &e., &e, al
PIPER Z FUSkR0HSER'3.
ALS0-Uoslery, Gloves, Mitts, Belts and Belt-
ing, Dress TRIMMINGS, Worsted, bleached brown
Good,, Queeusware, Glass do. Ladies' and Misses
Shoes, DC, Sc. Al our goods viii be seld on She
best possible terms. April Is.
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rtideates Of Packages will be sold at the follow
In OHAerinE rieAeis on CeNilcates

Y,
Enclose the money address Idr The Tickets
ordered receipt Of which they viii De forwarded
by first mail. Purchasers have tickets ending
in any number they may designate
The List of Drawn Numbers and Prizes will he
sent to purchasers Immediately after the drawing.
Purchasers VIII please write their signatures plain
and give their Pos: Office, County and State.
Remember that every prize IS drsan and payable
in fall without deduction
All prizes Of 81 900 and under, paid Immediately
after the draw ng-other price at the sual time Of
thirty DAYS.
Al communications strictly confidential,
Pcise Tickets eashtd or renewed IN Ither Tickets
at either olice5
Orders fer Tickets or Certificates can DC address
ed - $. S@AN Il CO., AHoito, Ga.
or 5. SWAN x CO., Montgomery, -i}a.
49, list Of the numbers that drawn FROM
the wheel, with the amount OF the prize that each
one is entitled to, will be published after every
drawing, in the following papers - .Neto 0rieans
Delta. .Ro5ae Register. Charleston SttrdarG Aash-
ga'e Gosette, Atanta iael'igeaeer, Ne~ York Heek-
" Day Book. and .Sdrautah Aews,
April -, ls57,
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IMPORTANT

AMENDING 10 leave stanton in few DAYS, the
undersigned has placed the bonds and accounts Of
WHITE & PATTON in the hands Of Mr.. JouN
PARIs for collection All who know themselves in
dbted to said concern, most earnestly solicited
70 call Mr.. Paris, either at the store Of j + j
White, OF at the Circuit Court Clerks Office With
ous delay and settle. WIN. y. PATTON.
mil IL lSET
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HeaeY Verdict the ease of Joseph
+. Pomphrey VS.. Joseph Roe, in an action
for an assault aud battery, which was tried
during the late term of the Circuit Court of
Mason county, Va, the jury rendered a
verdict of thousand dollars for the Plain
tiff, being the full amount Of the damages
claimed in the declaration.
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1T TIE HUE RIDGE TUNNEL.
A BOUT 5000 feet Of G-inch Cast Iron Pipes; a
4 bout 2 fee feet Of 3-ineh do. do. do; from Ito
10 300 feet OF Gutta Pereha Pipes Cast Iron Cog
Wheels o. various sizes AID patterns Wrought
Iron Crauss, Axies, dc. best Cast Steel; old east
ings and Wrought Iron; Brass Pieces oi Macinery
quantity at Lead dc. Apply at the Engineers
Office at Br0oksye. The articles may be examined
at the Tunnel. G. CR0XET,
Afgl II, '57--tf Chief Eng'r Blus Ridge Z. Z.
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r. u 1StGe7S 6 Sale.

E4Y VIRTUE of a deed of trust executed to me
I'D by John Owens, ana Of record in the County
Court of Augusta, will proceed, ON
.S1TURDA Y, M Z 1911, 1851,
to offer for sale at the residence of said John Civ
ems, three valuable Horses, Buggy and Harness,
and all the Household and Kitchen Furniture of the
said John Giyens and on MONDAY. THE 18th Of
May, in the town OF Staun Ton, in front Of the Court
house, will offer for sale a valuable SLAVE MAN,
{named Andy) about 80 years of age.
TERMS OF SALE Cash or negotiable notes
at sixty days, with interest added. where the sum
exceeds five dollars. HUGH W. SIIEFFEl.
May 3, 1851 Trustee.