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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-03-25

-TTNRUSTEE'S SALE Of WiIL FFOFER.
4 TY NEAR WAYNESB0R0 BY virtue of q
deed of trust executed to me by William +. Grouse on
the 18th day of February 1S4S and of record in the
Clerks Office of the County Court of Augusta will
proceed, upon the premises ON Saturday. tie l4th dGy
of March next TO sell to the highest bidder, for Cash,
Lot of Ground, containing about Acres. lying Just
below the town of Waynesboro, commonly called the
Little Mill Property" with all the water privileges
and appurtenances thereto belonging There are up
on the property SAW MILL and MACHINE SHOP.
Persons desiring TO purchase are invited to inspect
the premises. JOHN .. BELL, trustee.
Waynesboro'. Feb. II, 1S57.-tds.
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DETERMINED TO SELL

hETEHTINED To SELI'-I VIII, on iSdt-
~ urdoy tie 2Sh cfttis month sell at public auc-
ton that Valuable HOUSE AND LOT situated in the
town of Mddlebrook. The House is large and well
constructed for comfort and convenience The Lot is
second to none in the place, well enclosed and has
good Stable, &c. uponit. AS I am determined to sell,
a bargain may be had
Terms will be easy and made known on The day OF
SALE A. RUSMISEL.
March4 1S57-tds-Ynd COPY BIS
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OsT OR STOLEN from the spbs SSpS' about
IL tne IS. oi ,,an, to him or leaving them at the
one office. will be literally rewarded
"SPec'a 1o on e1n'e' ANDREW LEITCH. :.
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Grand Consolidated Lottery of Md.
Extra Glass 4,
To be drawn in Baltimore Nd Thursday, April so, 81
SPLENDID SCHEME.

57o Prizes amounting to. s4O2 800
Whole Tickets $40; Halves $40; Quarters So
az" Please address all orders for Tickets in the g.
bove Magnificent Scheme, to
T. II. HUBBARD & CO.,
No. 80 Fayette-st., or Box No. 40,
Baltimore, Maryland.
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1IALUABLE REAL ESTATE in Marke

TIL HUBBARD & Co., are our authorized agents to
fill all orders for tickets in the Maryland Lotteries
Mar ~ ,h7 R. FRANCE Il co.
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rsly" Summer complaints must be looked TO IN sea
son or they will produce Dysentery, Cholera, ana ire,
ouenty change to an epidemic that often proves fa,a
all of which may be checked, when taken IN time 6y
the use of a few doses of DR.. SANDFORD,S IN iGo
such ne Diarrhna, Dvsentery, Cholera, or Chronic
Diarrhoa, Collie and Cramps in the Stomach For all
these it has no equal Those troubled with such COM
plants should never be without the lnvigorator'
nnnh1
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VIRGINIA SAT Rules held in the Clerks Office
v of the Circuit Court for Augusta County, March
the 9TH 1851 Abraham Bruebeck, John Bruebeck, Jos
Bruebeck, Polly Bruebeck, Barbara Armstrong, fhiip
Bruebeck, George Bosserman and Catharine his wife,
Jacob Hultz and Mary his wife, and j. ). Larew I'D
ministrator of Jacob Bruebeck, Plaintiffs,
AGAINST
Jacob Thomas, John Wade Henry W. Camper and E.
lizabeth his wife, Green James and Susan his wife, =
Moer and Matilda his wife, John Bosserman, Dorinda
Bosserman and ---- children OF Mar
garet Bosserman decd, Jacob Wade, Amanda Wade,
Jane Wade, Mary Wade, Jacob Alinger and sally his
wife Abraham Iowman, Martha Lowman, Samuel Low
man, ------ and - infant children OF VIM
Bruebeck, Decd. Hester j. Raines and - Raines
and - children of Julia A. Raines, and others
Defendants.
The object of this suit is to sell the real estate of ia
cob Bruebeck decd, and divide the proceeds among
the heirs.
The Defendants above named being unknown and
not having entered their appearance and gwen secur
tv according to the act of Assembly, and the Rules OF
this Court, and it appearing by satisfactory evidence
that thev are unknown and notnhabanso OF TINS Com
monwealth 1t is ordered that the said Defendants 90
appear here within the time prescribed by law, ana DO
what is necessary to protect their interests ana hat
copy of this order be forthwith inserted IN some news
paper printed in Stanton for four weeks successlve,
and posted at the front door of the Courthouse
Mar. II. ls57.-4t r' A. F. KINNEY. D. c.
MIR. JOHN c. FULKs-Sr-Take notice
NI that, on Thursday, The End Of A6Brt, 1851, at
the Office of j. D. Pratt in the city of Baltimore, be-
NJ Of the same day. we shall proceed to take the dep
ositions of James G. Maupn and others; which depo-
Stious when taken, we shall offer evidence the
trial Of cause of Attachment now pending in the
County Court of Augusta in which we are Plaintiffs
Tou can attend in person or by Attorney may best
suit Your convenience If from any cause, however,
the said dispositions should not be completed on the
day named the taking 5s Of the hor W Ds
tinued from day to day. Pe,wee3 n' nO''' @OO'e "i
GU ""''' HURST & BERRY,
BIZ Aeir 14Hormey, Breeze johnson.
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JAMES WOODHOUSE Il CO.,
139 MAIN ST., RICHMOND,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
Bosks. Stationary, Piano-FOrteS, Music
and Fancy Articles.

T Aw, Medca, Theological, and Miscellaneous Books
IL Blank Books of every description; Letter, and
Writing Papers the best Ink of all kinds, in use
Globes, New Music, Drawing Materials, and Books on
Drawing and Painting; Copying Presses Mathemat
ica Instruments Gold and Silver Pencil Cases; Sur
veyors Compasses and Chains Vions, Guitars Flutes
Accordeons, and other Musical Instruments; Violin
Strings Pen and Pocket Knives; Diamond Pointed
Gold Pens Choice Books; Fancy Artcles-for Pres
ents and PIAN0-FORTES.
Their supply of PrASoF oRrEs is from the establish
ed and well known manufactures of Il. Stodard d Co.,
j. b. Durham and Jonas Crickerinq, whose instru-
mens can be relied upon for beauty Of one great du
rability, and elegance of finish.
The subscribers have participated in the sale of up
wards of one thousand of these Piano Fortes to some
of the most respectable and well known families in
Virginia and North Carolina-They are warranted SUI
perior in all respects and are offered at the Manufac
turers' lowest prices.
-" Books bound, and Blankbooks of all kinds
manufactured to order.
~ Orders by letter faithfully and promptly at
tended to.
Richmond, March 4, 1857
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LAND IN MARKET

DOCKBRIDGE LAND In MAhhEi -
*, Tho subscriber being DESTROYS to remove TO ihe
West offers for sale his TRACT of LAND on when
he now resides. situated in the county OF RocKDiiege
IN the North branch of the James River about Jour
miles North of Lexington, and miles from c SeJas
Grove adjoining the lands of Henry Teaford Charles
B. Kirkpatrick and others, containing Ii2 ne
The improvements are comfortable Log DWELl'iN0
HOUSE,. Kitchen, Stable, and a young orcna m
This Farm is well watercd The sou wen
n the culture of Wheat, Corn and Clover " Is aso
rendered more valuable account Of nearness 10 ne
head NJ The Canal its distance from 1t being only
niles the whole of said Canal being now nnder con
tract and Is expected to be completed within ne pres
emf wear. To persons wishing TO purchase, .he sun
serber will take pleasure in showing 1ne ,Topn
Feb. 25, 1S57.-2m ELl1An - -, :,
EARM AND lanyard FOX SALE 80
The subscriber offers for sale privately tract ~
Land containing between 90 aud 100 Acres EinS 20
miles south of beerfeld, Augusta county MuUu'
half &c tbe land is cleared and the Improvements eo
s;st Of comfortable Dwelling House, Tan House DarA
House Vats and everything necessary ioE le
FIJI nneraton of Tannery. The cleared and Is Yer.
nrodpctve mart of it Meadow, and has on IL eSceen'
water fuit. garden, &c. To person wishing 70 car
rv on tanning this situation offers peculiar nauce
ents as bark can be procured at trinhg e1s1 nmS
there is no other tan yard within 10 me, 70 examine the
accommodating Il Persons wls9ing 70 S ~ na ..
property will apply to my brother ~ guy Gn rss'
field. .e
Staunton. Feb. llth 1871
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CUU SALE.-Havng determined to goto the West,
the undersigned will offer for sale the we'll known
FARM on which they reside, situated on the Turn
pike road, between Waynesboro' and Fishersvlle;-
This highly valuable property embraces two tracts "
ing together one containing $50 Acres, the other l4o
and will be sold separately or together as may best
suit purchasers In the offer for sale of this land those
who may wish to purchase are presented with an OPP
portunity supplying themselves with one OF the most
is situated within 2 miles of the Depots OF Waynes-
boro and Fishersvilleis conveniently supplied with
fine Timber, contains fifty sixty acres OF Mead
ow unsurpassed in the county, and is waiered by a
bold and constant stream that courses its way through
the middle almost from one extremity to the other
The Improvements are substantial aud abundant
Two fine Merchant Mills and three or four Churches
are within 2S miles of the place. and the society is
moral and agreeable Come and look around foryour-
selves There is fine young Orchard on the premis-
es. go
~" If not sold privately the above Farm will be
offered at public saleon Saturday. tie 2Sd dGy 2t NAY
next. ANDREM a. SIEELL'
March II, lS57.-tds. SAML II. STEELE.
* Rock Reg. and Hagerstown Torch Light copy
ids and forward account to this Office for collection
promptly
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NEURALGIA CURED.-Read what Mr., Boy
don saws. No medicme ever had certificates from such
respectable sources as Carriers Spanish Mixture Mr.
F. Boydeu one Of the original proprietors OF the astor
House, New York, and for a number OF years OF the
era attack of Neuralgia bv Carriers Spanish Mixture.
The rapid and perfect effected in his case by this
alnobie medicine arrested his attention and excited
his interest; he recommended it to others afflicted
WAS eIected He has seen it cure Ague and Fever,
Rheumatism Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, Feyerss vi
client Cough and cases which were said to be confirm
ed Consumption, aud nearly every other disease Tor
What disease Il will not relieve or cure and Blood
Purifier and Spring and Fall Medicine ne has never
seen its equal He cheerfully recommends 1t on all
occasions and believes it to be the most valuable rem
eJr eytont March IS, 1S5I.-lmo.
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Stands in Brownsbufg, and the most commodous and
best arranged Store House. which is of brick laid of
into LARGE Store and Countngroom, spacious Attic
and capital Cellar all adapted for the speedy and con
yenieui dispatch of business the trade and DISPOSE
dainty aords-oers the same now for rent, or if de-
sirable, will SELL
The commanding position of the Store House cannot
fail of being profitable and safe business to the occu
pant in the midst of most respectable and wealthy
community, the expansion of whose trade invites the
interest of Merchants or others TO partake Of Apply
soon. PRESTON TROITER.
Brownsburr March Is lS57-3t
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE in Market;
Y The undersigned having determined to sell
his FARM lying on both sides OF the road Leading
from Staunton to jennings Gap, ~ miles from
Churchvie will sell the same privately on accommo
dating terms.
This farm contains 260 Acres, on which is large,
we'll finished, convenient and comfortable BklCh
DWELLING HOUSE, with Cellar, and Kitchen at
tached two Wells of good water near the dwelling
house, a large and good Barn shielded all round-to-
gether with all necessary out houses, and two Orch
ards of good Fruit with about $50 to 10 acres OF It
under cultivation and we'll enclosed The tract ad,
Joins the lands Jno NJ Huff and others is bounded
ON the Northeast side by Jennings branch.
AS am anxious sell this land should II be unsold
on the 22nd day of of May, 1857, will then on the
premises offer it for sale public auction to the highest
bidder The terms, which shall be accommodating,
will then, or at any previous time be made known to
those interested Should sale be effected before the
92nd of May next the public will be duly notified OF
the same. Full possession will be given on or before
the l5th of September next, but the purchaser can
commence operations on the farm before that time
NV Post,ofIice is Churchville, Augusta county, Va.
'' AMOS CROSBY, Sen.
January 81, 1s57.-tds
- Rock Reg. insert until 22nd May next, unless
notified to stop before that time, and forward account
TO Spectator Office
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VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.-The ,

VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.-The I'M
Y dersigned being determined to remove 70 lne
tie ISL dan of Nag, 1857 that beautiful FARM lying
on Middle River, miles Northwest Of Staunon, ad
Joining the lands of Robinson Hanger, George A. An
derson9 and Others and containing 2la Acres. There
are $50 acres cleared and in good state oil cnl,ivaon
Of Meadow, and as much more can be made, as there
are 20 or so acres of No. River Bottom on the farm
The INLAND is of the best quality The buildings con-
sist s a Of large two-story BRICK DWELLING with
wostOry Eli large swier Barn w 1aorsps HO %er
chant Min Corncribs and other necessary out-bud,
ngs. There are two Springs on the farm and wen
of excellent water in the yard. -,
deem unnecessary to gay any thing more II, b re,
gard to the land, knowing that persons p GER
Feh' O.. Is51~Rock Reg copy and forward act.
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MOOD LAND FOR sALE.-The subscri.
w bers offer for sale about Forty-Seven Acres Of
Land belonging to the estate of Dr. A. Waddel decd
situated three miles from Stanton, near the Parkers
burg Turnpike and adjoining the lands of Geo. KS
cleared and under cultivation and the remainder is GOV
cred with growth Of excellent timber. The quality
of tho land IS very good. j. ALEX. WADDELL.
JOS. A WADDELI,
Staunton, June 4, 1856. Executors.
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New York, Sept. "a, 1856,-6mOs.
~ EELMB0LYS HIGHLY CONCENTRATED

EXTRACT BUCHU, isprepared directly according to
the Rules of Pharmacy and Chemistry and is the best
and most active preparation which can be made Tor
the cure of Diseases of the Bladder Kidneys Gravel
Dronsv Weaknesses, &c. Read the advertisement in
another column, headed ga Revolutions Certain-Vic
tory is ours
Sont 1874 y
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DOPE,-GEo. f. PRICE keeps constantly, on
II hand a supply of Manilla and Hemp Rope, OF all
sizes TO "a inch Also Irvine, Bed Cords, Plow Lines
Cotton Cord, &c. ~
Staunlon, March 20, lS57.--V aud A. copy -
GARDEN TOOLS.-Just received, an extern
go assortment of Spades, Forks, Hoes, Shovels,
nSSrsnlort;p0 Trowels Pruning Saws and Shears,
makes LINES GEO. E. PRICE.
Staunton, March 25, 1S57.-V. and A. copy.
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DUSINESS STAND FOR SALE.-Will be
Is offered at public SALE Saturday. the 4th day Of
1Dr the property formerly occupied as the Printing
Office of the spectator" There are two Brick Ten
EMENrs on the Lot. Terms onethird OF the purchase
on the 1st of January next and the balance in
two equal annual payments, with interest from the
date of possession hEN1oN hATEh'
March 49, lS57-tds.
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THE MARKETS.
MILLS AND TAN YARD FOR RENT
STANTON MARKETS.
WHOLESALE PRICES.
RepOrted 6y Staples, Martin q %.
MARCH "a, 1857.

vi The subscriber offers her Merchant and Saw
Mills for rent They situated on as good water
no,rcr on South River as be found on said River
The Burrs and Choppers and the Machinery of both
Mills are in business order, and in good part Of the
county for Grain and Timber. The Tan Yard is in
good repair, with suliciency OF fresh spring water
SnpinG through the yard has 6 large Vats,2 LINES
. Tatches Pools Bates &c. Both the Mills and the
yard viii be rented for number Of wears, if desired
"a" "' ELIZABETH T. K0INER.
South River, Aug. CO., March 20, lSo''-Sts"
Vim copy Cts
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A UCTIONEERS.-The undersigned have this
N day associated themselves together under the
style of TURK & CUSHING, us Auctioneers and Gen
era Agents They will attend to the sale of Real and
Personal Property any where in the county, and up
on the most reasonable terms They have the large
and commodous room under the Uuion Hall, former
" occupied by A. NJ Simpson, where they will receive
and sell on commission, either ut auction privately,
everything consigned to them.
X. TURK,
L. NJ CUSHING.
c,.o,,,to, March 1S5--1no
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.

NOR SALE OR RENT.-The large and COM
modious BRICK WARE HOUSE, situated opposite
to the passenger Station House of the Central T. R.
in Staunton.
The building is 60 feet long so feet wide. two and
half stories high, and very conveniently arranged
for a large Grocery and Commission business.
II is built in the most substantial manner the walls
beng nearly two feet thick and The floors sustained by
stone columns. ALEX H. H. STUART.
SIMPSON F. TAYLOR.
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POStpOnenen.

The above sale has been postponed till Saturdayhhe
l1h Of Apr1 next. JOHN ): BELL, Trus.
March Is, lS5T-Pr's fee in full $4.75.
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TACKsON's RIVER HOTEL & FARM


81 FOR SALE.-In pursuance of two deeds of trust
-one executed to me by Samuel NJ. Woodward, and
the other by Joseph n and VIM. E. Woodward will,
on Tuesday, 4pr III, 1857, on the premises proceed
to SELL public auction, the above mentioned valuable
HOTEL FARM. The Farm contains about $50 Acres
of excellent land at least 100 acres of which is the
richest Roer Bottom, and is situated on the Turnpike
leading from the Warm to the White Sulphur Springs
about fourteen miles West of the former and twenty
seven East of the latter and within IS or Il miles OF
the terminus of the Virginia Central Railroad.
Upon the Farm there is a large and commod'ous
HOTEL, containing twenty or twenty-five comfortable
rooms an excellent Kitchen two fine Stables Barn,
Corn-crib and other necessary out houses The stand
is an excellent one for Hotel having everything ne
cessary to make it pleasant summer resort and is an
eligible point for Store.
An undivided half of said Farm subject to the
tugent dowernterest of the wife of said Saml Wood
ward and will be sold subject to her interest sepa-
rate and apart from the other half.
TERMS :-0nefourth of the purchase money IN
hand and the balance in one, two, and three years
purchaser giving bonds and approved security, and
the title reserved until all is paid.
Persons desiring any further information will ad-
dress me at Staunton, Va.
VIM. S. II. BAYLOR, Trustee.
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ITO TRESPASSERS..- hereby caution all per-
/ sons against trespassing on my land for the pur-
pose of hunting fishing Having been much annoy
ed lately in this way will hereafter enforce the law
against persons so offending
ROBERT ANDERSON.
Middle River, March II, 1S57.--3ts.*
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GLOVER ELL FARM FOR SALE.-This
Y valuable Farm (the late residence Of VIM. Gam
bic, decd is now in market 1t it situated in Au-
gusta county, miles Northeast of Staunton, and
miles West of Mt. Sidney, containing about 400 A.
cres, of which about 275 are cleared the residue
heavily timbered. The Buildings are good, consist
idg of IL commodious BRICK MANSION, 9 Kitchens,
large Stables, Barn, Corn House, Smoke House,
Spring House, Ice House, &C., all in good condition,
This farm is convenient TO good Merchant Mills, as
well as to Stores Mechanics, Churches&c. The land,
naturally good is in fine condition, and has not for
many years faedin producing good crops of Wheat,
Corn and Grasses. The Meadow is remarkably good.
A Spring near the house, and Branch running
through the farm afording abundance of water at all
seasons OF the year, for stock, watering the meadow,
&C. There is also an Orchard OF excellent Winter
Fruit.
This farm can be disposed of privately, and if not
sold before the first deg of SEPTEMBER will on that day
be exposed to Public Sale (of which due notice will
be given After sale immediate possession can be
given. Persons desiring to purchase land will do
will do well to examine this farm.
THE0PHILUS GAMBLE,
March IS, 1851 Ex'or of VIM. Gamble, decd.
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COMMISSIONER'S NOTICE.-William
l Firrat. Samuel F. Jordan. and others,-Plantlf

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.-William l.
j Fggat, Samuel +. Jordan, and others,-Plaintifs
AGAINST ~ TT
The Junction Valley Turnpike Company, VIM. ID
Anthony, and Others defendants.
Having been ordered by the Circuit Court OF hock
bridge to state an account showing "he whole OF tht
liabilities of said Company, outstanding and unpaid
and to this end, TO cause notice to be inserted io
four weeks in one or newspapers published IN th'
towns of Buchanan Staunton and Lexington requiring
all persons holding claims of any description agains
said Company, evidenced by scrip, judgements, note
check or otherwise to present and proge their claims
prior 10 day yeremptory fixed in said notice, or IN
default thereof be barred from any participation IN the
fund in the hands of the Court for distribution among
the creditors of said Company hereby dgd'n noti
fy all persons interested ho hare not deddy hdndeq
IN tier claims that on Aonddy, the 2Srd OF -ld'e1
next at my office in Lexington shall proceed to make
up said account Certificates Of scrip anil abstracts q
jad0euents must be ted rih the Commissioner, or e5
,cW nat be reported They will be received on any day
before the day above fixed Persons holding drafts OF
accounts, BY making settlements with Charles chaplin,
ESD the late Secretary, and getting his endorsement
as to correctness may hand such claims to the Com
missioner at any time before the day fixed. But no
claims will be received after the 23rd OF March next
''"'"'' " 80 J. w. MASSlE,
Commissioner in Chancery.
prs All
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~ TO NERVOUS SUFFERERS.7.A re-
tired Clergyman restored to health in few dEys, at
ter many wears Of great nervous suffering is ANXIOUS
10 make known the means of cure. Will send tree
the prescription used. Direct to the Rev. JOIN NJ
DAGNALI., No so Fulton street, Brooklyn, n. Y.
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March IS, 1851. Ex'or Of VIM. Gamble, decd.
~ Rock Rpr cOny 3is
nIRLIC SALE or PERSONAL PROF.

DUBLIC SALE OF Personal PROP
/ ERTY.-The undersigned having sold his farm,
and ntendngo remove will sell at public auction, at
Pike leading to Staunton, Wednesday, tile SM Of 4.
prh next, his Personal Property to wit 4 head OF
Horses Zone Brood Mare with foal y yearling Colt
2 No. Mich Cows l fine Heifer some young Cattle;
Hogs, Sow and Pigs; some Shoats; Wagons
Wood and Hay Ladders sets Horse Gears; first
rate Windmill; set o: Blacksmith Tools; three and
two-horse Plows; Single Double and Triple Trees
Grain Cradles Scyhes Forks, Rakes and Shoves, to-
gether with all my Farming Implements.
Also Household and Kitchen Furniture, consisting
of good Cooking Stove and apparatus complete. l
Safe, Bureau 3 Bedsteads, Tables, sets Chairs,
&c &c.
Also, Corn by the barrel, Potatoes by the bushel,
HAY by the ton fine Bacon and Lard and many other
articles not necessary TO mention.
~" Sale to commence at 10 o'clock on said day,
when due attendance and reasonable credit will be
given by DAVID W. SECRlST.
March, 1S 1877