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SPECIAL NOTICES.

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~" UELMBOLDrS HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
EXTRACT BUCHU, is prepared directly acco.S, ast
the Rules of Pharmacy and Chemistry ana Is 's Us
and most active preparation which can DC HUI Ji
the cure of Diseases Of the Bladder. Moneys u"'
Dropsv, Weaknesses, &c. Read the advertisement W
anoSercolumn headed "a Revolutions Certain &c
tory is ours.
Sept. "a, lS5e.-lyr.
rSy- A perfumed breath can be obtained by DOW w,
den's Dental Fluid. Toothache instantly renewed =:
Dowden Dental Fluid. Soft and Spongy Guhis cur
ed by Dowdens Dental Fluid Teeth made White anu
}artar removed by Dowdens Dental Fluid, recommends
ed by Drs Peasants Hudson, Edmands, HancoeA, ~,
&c. of this city, aud Physicians everywhere. foi
BY all Druggists wholesale and retail -.
= GEO DOWDEN, Druggist,
Sixth and Broad ST., Richmond, Va.
,5s" Beware of limitations, Toothwashes, &c.
Feb %, 1S57-ly
NOtice.-INHALATIoN IN CoNsuMPTIoN'-oee "'-
vertisenent under this head.
Deafness.-Certain relief for those afflicted, see
advertisement headed GEAR AND EYE.
rU,ESTIMONY OF DOCT o. BUTCHER.
GREEN BANK, Pocahontas CO.. Ap. 10Th.
Gentlemen Some few months since patent ap-
plied TO me for medical advice, afflicted with severe
form of secondary syphilis Che had been under the
charge Of two physicians without deriving relef')
commenced using the regular remedies OF the psoies
son but the disease stubborny resisted all my enois
The reputation of Carriers Spanish Mixture having
reached me- and being partially acquainted with your
selves, determined to give it trial. did So and
in short time its good effects were evident ana three
bottles cured him. $500.
As an act of justice to suffering humanity, cannot
withhold my testimony to its virtues as an Alternative
and prompt purifier of the blood and take pleasure IN
recommending it to the profession and the public gen.
orally. Yours respectfully, , :, -
July l. 135T-lm U. BUTCHEh, Nj. u.
cFy1 Il has become an established fact that Dr. San
ford's Invigorator will Liver Complaint, Jann-
dice and General Debility. Many people, personally
known to us, have given their certificates to prove
this and with such mass ofevdence who can doubt
1t is truly the invalids friend, and will give relief
when all other remedies fail, and in some instances
that have come under our observation it seemed the
means of snatchlng its victim from the grave; we wish
all our readers who need medicine would try one bot
tie for it would surely give relief.
July l, 1S5I-lm.
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Religious Notice

Religious Notice.
The Rev. DR. RICE Will preach in the Baptist
Church in this place ON next Sabbath, august 3D.
Staunton, July %, 1851.
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M L nc l. NOTICE.-DR. J. T. LOCK-
W RIDGE having purchased the property owned
by DR.. r. II. Robertson, with view of aeysaaaontlv
locating himself offers his professional services to the
citizens of Mt Scion and vicinity
r.gj' He will still practice in partnership with Dr.
W. Il. BLAIR, and will always be found at the office
heretofore occupied by Dr. Robertson unless profess
sionally absent
Mt. Scion, July 5, l857-4t
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SALE OF LAND,-I

" pursuance of decree rendered by the Circuit
Court of Augusta county, at the November term 1857
in therein depending between James II. Kersh-
ner, plaintiff, and Alexander Laporte and wife, de-
Friday the 81st day Of July, at public sale, to the high.
est bidder, a TRACT of LAND, containing about 200
ACRES, more or less,) lying in Hodges Draft known
as the "Kentucky Farm, in Augusta county, on the
waters of the Great Calf Pasture and not far from the
Lebanon White Sulphur Springs. 1t has on it q
DWELLING HOUSE and necessary outhouses, and
a good growth Of timber for lumber, posts, &c.
TERMS SO much in hand as may be necessary to
pay the costs of sale and suit the residue in three e.
quail insalments, at six. twelve and eighteen months
and the title to be retained as ultimate security
20" Sale to commence at II o'clock.
II. W. SHEFFEY, co,,,rs
n K TROUT, oo 10
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lust RECEIVED AND FOR SALE--sOO
81 lbs. Canvass Hams; few bbls. No. Shad and No.
Mackerel; two u pipes very fine French Brandy
chests very fine GunpowdeT Tea and fresh lot Of
Sugars and Cofees >. r. \. I fVWE Eli 70,
Staunton, July 90, 81. Union Hall Building.
Portland syrup; 100 bbls. A Sugar, just received
and for sale at factory prices, BY
"''N ~ 0N' FOWLE CO., Agents
Alexandria, July Is, 1857,
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VALUABLE LAND AND PERSONAL
" ID Il L ENR SALE with deter

mination to remove to Kansas, will proceed, on
Wednesday, tie I'd day Of September, 1857, to sell the
following land and property, lying in the county of
Augusta: First, the FARM on which now reside
a good neighborhood convenient to churches, mills,
&c; about % miles S; W. of Aliddlebrook near the
head waters of Middle River, and miles from de-
pot on the Va Central Railroad. AT the same time
and place will sell TRACT of LAND lying at the
Cross Keys, the road from Staunon TO Greenville
Persons wishing buy tract of land that size will
be shown it by the Rev. c. Beard who lives near the
place. will Sell all my Personal Property consisting
Of Household and Kitchen Furniture, Farming Impe-
ments of every kind, with lot of valuable STOCK.
On the day following will sell, in Newport LOT
of three acres with good House and necessary out
buildings; also another LOT of acres, with large
Cabinet Makers Shop and SAW MILL on itTurning
lathe turned by water power. The stand is good
will also sell another lot of 3 or acres of TIMBER
LAND also lot of LUMBER and full set of CABINET
Makers TooLs.
Further description | deem unnecessary, as persons
wishing purchase WILL OF course, examine for them
selves. Terms will be made known the day ofsale.
July %, 1857. DANIEL HULL.
~ Rock. Reg. copy and forward account immedi-
atelV
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THE MARKETS.
STAUNTON MARKETS.
WHOLESALE PRICES.
Reported 5y Staples, Martin Dc Co.
VIRGINIA AT Rules held in the Clerks Of
v flee of the Circuit Court for Bath county, on Mon

VIRGINIA AT Rules held in the Clerks Of
flee of the Circuit Court for Bath county, on Mon
day, the 9th day of July, 1857, George SurberPain-
tiff,
AGAINST
Jilson Douglas. Thomas Sitlington William II. Ter
rill, Henson Douglas, the Heirs of Joseph Wood,
decd, the Hers of Henry Smith, decd, James w.
Womack, Johnson L. Bell and John U. Dickinson,
partners in trade under the style and firm of Bell
Dickinson; Thos. j. Peters, james Burk, George
w Jordan, William Scott, William Walkup, Shop
herd Gilliland, Jonathan Lemon, Egbert X. Van Blu
rem, and Field Trayer defendants.
IN CHANCERY.
The object of this suit is subject the lands and
personal property in the Bill mentioned to SALE for
the payment of Judgement in this Court in favor of
the Plaintiff against the Defendant Jlson Douglas.
The Defendant George w. Jordan not having enter
ed his appearance and appearing to the satisfaction
OF the Court, by affidavit filed in this Cause, that
his residence is unknown 1t is ordered, that the said
Defendant do appear here within month after due
publication of this ORDER and do what is necessary to
protect his interest and that copy of this order be
published once week for four successive weeks in the
Staunton Spectator" and posted at the front door Of
the Courthouse Of this county on the first day of the
next Court after its publication.
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NEW FIRM.-Having purchased the Clothing
IN Establishment of Steiner, Bros & Co., we res
pectfuly solicit continuance of the patronage here
tofore bestowed on that house. We will always
keep on hand good stock ofREADY'MADE CLOTH.
ING and will sell us low as any house in the State OF
Virginia. LOWENSTEIN ELKAN.
Sfounton July IL 1857
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A CERTAIN CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA
N. AND SUMNER COMPLAINTS. highly recon-
mended by all physicians of both the old and new
world Lager Beer put up in bottles for family use
per dozen Pints 1922 per dozen quarts SSSS5 in
P. WiLBACHER, No. 2O6 Main st.,
Richmond, Va
~ No extra charge for package or drayage. Or
des from the country will be promptly responded to-
provided amount being added or good city reference
given FO, sale also Lager Beer in quarter Kegs of
Ale in quarter Kegs of Gallons and hall barrels of 16
Gallons. lAprll ~, 57,-tF2l, '5S.
PERUVIAN GUANO.-The subscribers have
L made arrangements will. Messrs, F. Baneda &
Bro to receive their supply of Guano this season d.
rect from the OAincha Islands, and thereby enabled
to offer the article to their agricultural friends at low
er prices than it can be procured In any other market
in the State.
They are daily expecting, the ships Zephyr" and
"Castilian' from the Islands,
Those who desire to do SO, can now engage to be de-
liyered from their ships on their arrival
Alexandria, July Is, 1857. FOWLE d CO.
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UARM & ALUM SPRING FOR SALE.

DARN 81 ALUM SPRIN q FOR SALE.
Il The subscriber will offer for sale, at public auc-
ton, on Tuesday, the 18Th day Of August next, the
FARM on which he resides, In Bath county, one mile
from Marlborough and three miles from the Millbor
ough Depot of the Central Railroad. Said farm lies
on the Cow Pasture River and contains about 24O A.
ores. About $50 acres cleared and in cultivation,
of which more than 100 acres is tine, fertile bottom,
land Any one desrous of purchasing farm the size
of this, will, probably, find more desirable in
market. There is on this farm an ALUM SPRING,
of the water of which Dr. E. Parrish, of Philadelphia,
reports as follows:
''Sulphuric Acid and Carbonc Acid, both in excess
Soluble Suphates, Carbonates, and Chlorides of Lime
Magnesia Iron, Alumina, and probably of AlAali, al
though the quantity examined has been too small for
satisfactory determination. From the very unusual
excess of sULpHuRIc it contains well its
LYBEATE and other medicinal ingredients would, L
should think, prove valuable remedy in the treat
ment of numerous CHRONIC DISEASES"
The subscriber will take pleasure in showing the a
bove property to any one.
TERMS made known on the day of SALE
My Post Office is Marlborough Springs Bath county
Va, r. @. STEELE.
July 49, 1s57-tds
n DING AWAY Intending to remove from
VI this place, will offer at public sale in the town
OF Saunton, on Saturday tie 8M day of August, a
small TRACT of LAND, containing about so acres, ON
the Churchville road, within miles of town. The
land is of an excellent quality. About 25 acres are
cleared and in good state of cultivation parts of it
having been greatly improved by manuring; acres
are in grass; the rest is will mbered, and sufficiently
near to town to make the hauling of wood from very
profitable; loads per day can be hauled with ease.
offer my HOUSE AND LOT at private sale; and
if not sold previously will offer it at public sale on the
day aforesaid And if not sold them will offer it for
rent
Terms made easy as to time; and made known on
the day of SALE
Persons wishing to see the can qggy to
Staunton. July %. lS57-3ts
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SALE OF yALUABLE

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
l. LAND.-by virtue of deed of trust executed to
me 25th February 1854, by Stephen Movers and of
record in the Clerks Office of the County Court OF Au'
gusta WILL for certain purposes in the said deed men
toned, proceed to SELL on the premises, on I9esddy
tie 4tk day Of august next, TRACT of LAND con-
tanning 2059l ACRES lying on Buffalo Branch, in the
county of Augusta. about s miles from Staunon The
Improvements consist of good Frame DWELLING
HOUSE, Barn, and other necessary out houses-and
there is upon the tract Orchard Of good
The land is well watered in good state of cultivation
and in every respect worthy the attention of buyers
TERMS A sufficient amount in hand to pay the
debt now due abou $1,000 and the costs of sale, &c
negotiable note at 80 days for that amount, well
endorsed the balance in four equal annual payments
the first falling due on the 1st day Of March, 1895
s.July l, 1857. A. D. TROTTER, Trustee
NOR SALE-VALUABLE TOWN PROP
II ERTY.-In pursuance of decree entered in the
case Of Bonivta &cvs D. A. Pitmans heirs depending
in the Circuit Court of Augusta county shall proceed
on Thursday the 30M dayef Juty 1857, in the town of
Staunton sell at public sale that very desirable
erty nearly opposite the Virginia HOTEL recently oc
cupied by said Pitman It contains TWO STORE
ROOMS and Cellars, Dwelling Apartments &c.
person desiring to invest in real estate that will return
large per cent will find this desirable for such pur-
pose.
TERMS OF SALE:-The purchase money to be paid
in four equal nstalments, falling due respectively in
six, twelve, eighteen and twenty-four months from
the day of sale bearing interest-the purchaser to
give bond and good personal security, and the utle to
be retained as ultimate security.
tSy' Sale at 12 O'clock NJ.
july /, 1851. NICHO. K. TROUT, Com'r.
CHANGE OF FIRM.-The firm of LAIRD 4
" LINK has this day been dissolved by mutual con
sent through the purchase Of James G. Lards inter-
est by John c. Kinney. 1t will in future be conducted
by LINK g. KINNEY.
The old firm will be settled by Mr. Laird and it is i'm
portant that all indebted should be prompt as pos.
sible in their respective payments
Conformity, we take leave of our customers with
due appreciation of their liberal patronage and res
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Boarding in the family Of the Principal, fuel and
washing, $4,000. No pupil received for less time than
three months For farther information. Address
July Is, 1S57.-2mos. HENRY L. HOOVER
West View, Augusta co., Va
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NEW FIRM,

FRANK. II. LINK. JYo. c. KINNEY.
LINK & KINNEY
HAVE this day become partners in the DRuG bust.
IL ness and all they ask from generous public is
TO call and see them. LINK & KINNEY.
Staunton, July /, 1S57-6t
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burst BOOK FOR CHUDREN.-

Tor SALE-The very desirable Town REsIDEYcE
Il on Gospel Hill, now occupied by the Rev. Mr.
Latane. The Dwelling House is new. handsomely fin
ished and convenient, and the property is in all res
poets worthy the attention of any wishing COM
Portable home in of the most desirable localities in
the town. For terms, &C., apply TO
Staunton, July s, 81. B. F. POINTS.
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Notice.-INuALArIoN IN CoNsuMProN.-See ad-
vertsanlent under this head
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Deafness,-Certain relief for those afflicted, see
nArnrtisnrnnnt hnndnd GEAR AND Eye
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IN by VIM Poage for Charles Gallagher, by order of
the worshipful Court Of Bath countyeach individual
lot exclusive of subsequent surveys, as resurveyed
appointed by the Federal Court-wi be sold at pri-
vate sale by ZopHAR r. JARVIS Attorney in fact for
the Propretors Of the $4,000 Acre Survey, WILLIAM
McLAueHLM, of Lexington, Rockbridge county, Va.
If not previously disposed of at private sale, it viii
tender next, at the Warm Springs, Bath county Va.
All persons who have made subsequent Entries and
Surveys since the 26th day Of January, 1s46, will re-
nquish and surrender their Patents prior to October
next failing so to do, Suits will be commenced
them, BY the agent for tie Pr0prletors.
Anril IL lS57-Vin. CODY IDS.
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The price of Board, including Fuel Lights and Ser
wants attendance varies from So to So per week The
Catalogue, containing fuller information concerning
the institution will be forwarded those who apply
for it. or specific enquiries will be answered by letter
L. S. J0YNES, NJ. D.,
Richmond, July %, '57. Dean Of the Faculty.
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wv d. GILKEsON HAVING FORMED
w Co-partnership with his son, the business Of
the Hotel will hereafter be conducted in the name of
w. d. GILKESON l. co.
Staunton, July s, 1857.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-21

~ We have received the July No. of the
NoRra AMERICAN REVIEW, which is one of the very
ablest of all the periodicals published 10 this coun-
try. The North American has received new life,
by the recent change Of publishers, and although
it is onc of the oldest of periodicals, it seems
70 be only in its vigorous manhood Its leading
article in the No before is upon the Life and
Times of John Adams, and contains fund of his
torcalinformation in relation the and events
Immediately preceding the Revolution, of very
great value Rising in its character and matter in
fniteI, above secionaism OF any sort, it stands
par excellence at the head of American literary
conservatism. In ability it is equal to any Of the
trans Atlantic Quarterlies, and is the honorable
representative of American periodical Literature
abroad.
We are sincere when we wish it an extended
circulation in I'll parts of the country; and happy
to make known the fact that the Publishers have az
forded the people of city and the surrounding
country an opportunity of obtaining it. by constitu
ting Messrs. W. T. BEKRr& Co., of this city, agents
for its sale.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
BY THE NATIONAL LINE.
Reports Furnished by the Associated Press.]
EORETGN NEWS


The specie shipments from France to the East
during the year amount to nearly one million and
| three quarter pounds. From England il averaged
q million and half month.
The Niagara. with part of the Telegraph Cable,
sails on the goth inst.
The French harvest was very promising.
Bullion in the Bank of France increasing; Corn
and Wine declining
1t is probable more friendly relations will soon
exist between Russia and Austria.
Murray, the British Minister, demanded a regi.
ment Of the Indian army to accompany his entrance
into Teheran. The Persian government refused
LAHORE-The 45th Regiment refusing to lay down
their arms were cut to pieces.
LIVERPOOL. wheat 2d lower Flour and
wheat dull Corn, except white advancing. West
ern canal -four 5000; Ohio 80 81 S3s6d Mixed
corn 36s to SO 81. Lard 46s6I. Pork dull and
heavy. Beef steady.
LoEDoE.-Sugars dull. Rice quiet.
The steamers Vanderbilt and Atlantic have ar
rived at New York from Southampton with dates
TO the 9Th.
The Canadas advices reached Liverpool OF the
9Th.
SsIes of Cotton for days 2l, 900 bales, of which
speculators and exporters took each $500 bales
Market buoyant and generally unchanged Bread
stuffs dull. Provisions quiet Lard dull all quail
tiles slightly declined. Consols 92g to 924.
FRANCE.-In the Paris supplementary election
the opposition candidate was successful.
ITALY.-Another instruction took place at Ma
pies, but was suppressed.
SPAIN.-GreaL discomfort was manifested in the
South Of Spain.
EEGLAND.-- Roebuck's motion to abosh the Of
fee of Lord Lieutenant in Ireland, vas defeated
by large majority.
ST. LOUIS, July 2O.-A gentleman from Kansas
states that at public meeting held at lawrence,
it determined to resist the United States troops
if an attempt was made to collect taxes the same
gentleman met Walker 10 miles from Lawrence,
with seven companies of infantry, intending to
range matters peaceably if possible, but otherwise
forcibly. The Free State men are hurrying to Law
renee. Lane has been sent for.
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ADVERTISEMENT
105 MEDICAL PREPARATIONS
FOR THE CURE OF

FUk THE CURE OF
EVERY KNO WIN DISEA Sc!
The undersigned, having appointed sole Agent for
Nashville for the sale Of the Medical Preparations
nended in Or Freeses Combined System OF Practice
Physicians and Families, would respectfully offer them
such OF citze ms need restorative to heath.
These preparations compounded from the recipes Of
the celebrated Physicians and Surgeons Of Europe
and America, and will eUely kOul disease that is
all within the reach ofTemedies These Preparations have
been ested for by Professor Feese and other cee
brated Physicians OF country their daily practice
and have been found invariably eGCctuaI
For further particulars, Dr. Freese Combined Sys
tenn Of Practice,-together with Cards. Posters, &c.
Both the Book, Medicine Chests, Medicines may be
had Of the undersigned at his Drug Sore in Nashville
JOHN J. BEECH,
No. 20 SeWanee Building, College ST.,
Iunel6-6m. Nashville Tenn.
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EPPERSON SPRINGS

RE LOCATED IN MACON COUNTY, TENNESSEE,
II the waters Of TTammel Greek, four miles
the turnpike leading nom GaIlan, Tenn 70 SeotvfIe
KY and viii be prepared for the reception visitors
invalds by the LIST Of June. This place has already
acquired reputation widely circulated for highly
ena character Of It's waters sur different vsretes and
Is now being visited BY many living remotely, 20
in search OF healthy aud delightful retreat
OILY the Invalid, but ths seekers after pleasure.
Having gone 20 considerable expense in rthtting and
enlarEng our means Of Eceomuodau0n latter our.
selves that We VII be able add materially
fort Of all Who may favor with visit having daring tie
past winter pat about thousand
me Ice We have had hait IL "a diona bed rooms
besides large Go by r. attice aGord
air 10 which the lovers o pleasure and social enjoyment
viii and ample room Tor recreation.
~ - Only nEeesaFy 10 Tat chronic Auctions
Of The Important orE exhibit The efficacy o. the
waters particgiarly those q females. There viii be
practising Physician here al Lmea profess
sOnai services be required. ThAnk1I very kind
and LIBERAL patronage heretofore towards
cur Numerous friends aaa visitors again ash oonlun
81 the sae with ths hat neither tine nor
pains sha Be spared 70 render AL comfortable and are
ole, Who nay ssourn vita rs IN future.
Having secured TIC services Of SIR. and Mrs. Pat
ters0n, The public may Be assured Of hearty cheer
the dining oar sfaoie too, win be vel
Our charges vii be low The lines AID VII ad
mix Of For regular boardsrs these Alning
mere (HsskinE exfra} 4iN per day; eadren Of
10 gea q aud undav and half price.
per daF. ITansiant Be ehaFred So
aez fe 81 80 % e28o per day. extra
services reasonable charge w made. Wahiag iron.
ing, Ge ~ Oo dozeh- For pressing onng dress
iadi -, half prize.
Hack Win leave the sprihgs svsry ether orning Al
o'eloek. A. 81. the k1sa mis- Ies isvls Ftase
the R0ck Hosse. % regularly shraash ne season
WA. A. DEBlW 8 BROTHER,
iuEs9 I@syis-triwsal PToRristors.
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CRAIGHEAD & Co.,

II n ID w - X II >
- Public square.
TAMEs 81 0nkaGHEAn hzsipg pare ess .S -. -
j tersst 81 sr. ~. II. AiNc1tiN, ~ = - - ..-s.
al ne - e aru IN Gsaidaton. AID 81 - 49,
nsss "a ne ed stznd Ne - Pass ss--'fi -
aboFs.
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NOTICE.

nN SATURDAY, the 25th July next, AZ II O'Clock A NJ
~ viii seo tie highest bidder for cash. the Court
house IN Ma hye, the folio wing tract piece parcel Of
land, toWif lot Of ground in Edgeleld, situated
Spring street. and described follows: Beginning e
stake in the hue OF sPrng street. seventy feet from the
Jun ton Of Spring aud Bel streets running along the uue
Of spring street "a feet to stake thence al III BIT angles
with Spring 200 feet 70 alley. thence along said
GeT 20 feet 70 stake thence At right angles with said
alley 200 feet 20 the beginning. Levied upon the prop
eTy o. T. A. Baes 20 satisfy execgiion IN my hands,
against said Bales, o. J. G. Congrsdy. This
property be cold for the purpose specified above b. the
con-enE Il. A. BaeE, Who wiz attend sale and axe
tfte, &c, [iulyf-tdl Z. q. DRAKE.