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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-21
STAPLE Goods.

We unusu7y large lot Of all kinds Of Domestic
goods Eeached Brown Cotton wool, union and cot
striped cotOns for servants in great variety
house and field servants Prints, cling
Iams Hos iery loves in short every thing in line
and ? rces that cannot fail TO give sa'isfaction
Ocf. r G. hcNAIRY co.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-21

81. 1c-4 10 hv 70 10 nv IA 10 nv 104. Damask Ia
Cloths a. 10-4 able DaU as nv the yard
An sizes coured wo,I Union and Cotton Table Cloths
Plato srir ed ToinetPS, Nap ins together with az knns
Of Diapers Towe Tags ryeies On It's, &C.. &c. lso all
widths cotton and linen sheetings, Pillow Linens Domes-
tirs etc etc
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-21
CnrnetIngs and on CIoths.

Elegant Satin LANES in all coors, with trimmings TO
match Eerant Reps hntz ors With 7rimn, nFs to
rafch leg ant Lace Muslin Curtains all WOOL unnr and
cotton in great variety, together with Coz nces,
Curtain Pins and ands.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-21

Piano ForeS RocFs, stat ontry. Boots, Shoes Tfauors
Oils, SC. i'm bottles Ca~UhjDe and Spirits Turrc-ffr in
barrels tarpe1nC China Glass ard Glassware Cigars in
c1se Clocks, NorfecticnsTieS Cotton Cards Dry Goods IN
boxes or bales, Drugs Fruits Trees and Shruhrr
turS, Garden Seeds Looking Glasses and Looking Glass
Plates Cat owners rskO Oysters cans and lars sad
dery, Tin and Britannia Ware. Teas and Spices
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-21
CIOaks. ShavyIs and scarfs.

in this line stock ssuperb all the novel
ties Of spso0. Collars separate and in
sets both fnr coors AMI mourning: elegant BRIDAL Wells
HanGksrchief Lace Falls, real and mitaon Jacnnet
and Swiss Tr mings and FIouncir Real alencennCs
Point AnlLnme Ice. In ertncs. Re &c.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-21
Broadway House.
80. Cloud EEOtel.
Metropolitan Eating House.
RiddIeberger's Eatigg EOuse.

EVTE will open our Fsta lishmtnt corner Of Cedar ar
w Cherry streets, TUESDAY, THE 6TH OF 20 Be
0ctG-iv. J. q W MOORE
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-21

rs - "a NEN~s
GOODS shipped via savannah, should he consigned
Agent Of Central RAILROAD ~svanuah and pach mark
Ell care Agent c e. x. Savannah. Ga.
Goods shipped vie Charleston 50 0ud he CONSIGNED 90 the
Agent or the South Carolina Railroad. Charleston and
pacsaE"s marked care Ageat s. e. r. r Charlie ton q
VI tnro"g' rates above cover all exp. from
forkto NashvfIe No o0usvss5C, 3rruUgs, trfUarga
4h'rgfs ztkfrf ar tHFFieNfDE .>EruUHGh.
shippers rely upon uniform rates and prompt w.
cries hy both lines over charges ard dams gee by either
ne, viii ne aaudged by the agents oi the Nashville and
Chattanooga Road.
In case oiost or missing goods win take charge ofany
correspondence necessary Tor their recovery %
found, viii for the thr rSiraou DAYS
after notice Is GIVEN an notices orIa,t goa t- NASH
-t"s Dv stations on ne Nashville anal tErfru.pnI
L-nTf. must be 0d8ra>s.s to II. l. IadsrsoH. >Hgt,
AusLgETr.
Norchaurs when I'm N, yorl viii receive every Informal
ton and 1Ss1Dre n shipping, o. aTpv wing he Agent
OF Gle Charleston Line No l9' Broadway, and he sayau-
nah Line, No. Is Broadway.
CIA's " ANDERSON.
mav29-tf. Gent Agent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-19
REsTAURANTs.

T,HE sTORE.-A NEW HOUSE or SOCIAL RESORT
Il thu principle Of me Old shades, at No " Leroy
place Bleecker street between Greene and Mercer streets
near Broadway The proprietor respectfully informs me
public that he hae taken and fitted the above house IN
style equal any the city and prepared 70 furnish
hIa patrons with English and American ales and porter
also wines, liquors end segars Of superior quality,
JAMES y. AyLIfFE Proprietor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-19
FURNITURE.

Two SUITS or ROSEWOOD FURNITURE CvOrRED,
WIN broeael 70 be sold At half the usual price, con-
street, near Canal street ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-19

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS a cos PATENT AGENCY
ofce-All business connected with procuring patents
prompsy erec-ted For further information apply ad-
dress CASTELAR, co, 2s broadway, New York United
States passports issued.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-19

A NEW D1sCOyERy-THrEF DETECTOR AND BUR.
n giary prevenedThs Valuable invention for detecting
thieves and burglars protection for life and proper
~ No banker sorekeeper housekeepcr should be with
ont II has been strongly recommended by Judges, nais
aes and inspectors Of police Price and 80 cents each
MILLER segar 12s Essex street sole agent for the
Tenth ward aud s vicinity Agent for Chatham street q.
Wry ~ Chatham street Agent for the Eighth avenue Louis
Geiasler ls0 Eighth avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-19

A GERMAN MARRIED LADY, WITHOUT FAMILY,
broneh 40 Ii Paris who speaks perfect French and Eng
hHh situation where she could ne occupied
n day ume good hardresser aressilaaAer and under
sapds any aue knuns work and fine ironing Can be well
rvct mmended Apply al As Riyngon s., rear building
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-19
MISCELLANEOUS.

A LExANDRHs KID GLOVE CLEANER, NOTORIOUS
N used IN London and Pars-s liquid; deans insantsn
sousyi and removes grease from clothing Price as cents
Depot y3 Brosdwsy 10. Sold BY drusgiss and per
turner's.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-19

IN VI :
w able msn; commission charged In advance Mer
chants and others supplied gratis the Merchants Clerks
Registry Once A7 broadway, J. ~ Leonard
street We beg 10 mention few respectable houses whom
we have supplied, viz Bydenburgh Hodges Co. 50 Muir
street Thos Chambers AZ Exchange place Tracy, Irwin
Co, 1s Broadway Everett Brown, l5e Front street y
Torrance, Rowling green " Jones 10 Exchange place, p
Schmidt ~ Wall street Lawrence 81 Wall street Thomas
Martin ~ Corilandt street ~ Lannan co 65 Water street.
aud others. None but with registered
WIN j. RFDPATH A 60.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-19
NEWSPAPERS.

A NDREw-AND EVERYBODY, SHOULD READ TIVE
n exciting story oIfhe Marquis W Trespaas.o's In nv,
WtEkIf HARD TIMES, the cheapes, paper published.
Price only cent For sale everywhere Once s oad
way Specimen numbers sent receipt Of 4 three cerx
postage stamp.
L'oR sAIR-FIIEs or THE NEW YORK HERALD
seen s book and periodical store l221s Faou
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-19

CET RID OF YOUR DEPRECATED BANK STOCK
VI The advertiser will sell comfortable three story
house, with extension stories high containing
gas &C, together with two full lots OF ground
5000 and will receive in payment thereof bank stock at
The garden is handsomely laid ont with shrubbery fruit
grape vines &c The property is located in Franklin,
Park Brooklyn, about twenty minutes rdo
from Fulton ferry This bargain and is perfectly safe
investment Any amount the purchaser desire can
main mortgage. Apply to j. L. SMITH, Courier Office Is
Spruce second floor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-19
FRENCH ADVERTIsEMENTs.

-o.0NO01eNoooo~e~I<~
TINE DAME FRANCHISE DESIRE Sc PLACER CON
u cusiniere dams famie francaiso americant
ellie peu de bonnes references Saresser pour troll
10 aTs No. true Watts, chez Nine Postae.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-08-15
The Cunningham Case,

The investigation as to the late conspiracy
for which Mrs. Cunningham and others
have been arrested, vas resumed in New
York on Thursday .Drs De Wess and
Barker, who were directed BY the Justice
and District Attorney Hall, to make a'physi-
cal examination of Mrs. Cunningham, in
order to ascertain to further certainty ii
SIZE had recently given birth to a child
proceeded. in company with her counsel,
VIM + Stafford, 70 81 Bond street, and
were ushered into the room Of Mrs. Gun
ningham After stating the object of their
visit, they inquired if she was prepared to
submit to the proposed examination Hrs.
Cunningham, in reply, stated that person
ally she was willing to submit to such ez.-
animation, bat that, acting under the adj
vice of her counsel, she must decline so
ao.ng. There were present in the room,
besides the above mentioned gentlemen the
two daughters Of Mrs. Cunningham, Helen
and Georgiana.
Mrs. Cunningham appears languid, but
the physicians stale that her pulse is per-
fectly streag, Ser tongue clean, and to
every appearance she is in as good health
pClopA Sd1 LIB.
De Wess, together With Justice Davidson,
then returned 10 Jefferson Market Court,
and the two medical gentlemen jointly
made an affidavit to the effect that she, at
the instance of her counsel, refused to be
examined. They further reported that Mrs
Cunningham exhibited no external evidence
Of having been in the condition claimed by
her. She appeared only as # she had been
laboriDg under nervous excitement. The
doctors were of opinion that she was not
oeriously i'll, and could with safety be re-
laoved
The District Attorney received a letter
from Mr.. Stafford the counsel, to the effect
that DR.. Fisk, Mrs CGnningham's present
physician, had recommended that she be
not subjected to the examination, and he
therefore advised her to object. The prose-
oution here rested and as Ex-Judge Dean,
one of the principal legal advisers Of Mrs.
Cunningham was absent, tie defence was
postponed until Friday. 1t Is not expected
chat any more witnesses win be interfogat-
ed, but simply that the usual examination
will be rendered to Mrs. Cunningham, after
which Justice Davidson will probably n,aEe
out her commitment to the Tolrbs.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-08-15
EeE ERe.

On the 24th inst. on the Great Calf Pas
ture, ELLEN MONTGOMERY. eldest daughter
of Geo. Miller, aged about 2 years.
In Saline county, Missouri, on the 9th of
June last. LAURA ANN, daughter Of Mr..
Geo. W. Deal, formerly Of Augusta county,
Va, in the 9th year of her age.
On the 18th inst, at her residence-"O-
possum Hollow"-AIrs. EETzABETH, relict
ofthe late VIM sproule, Sr., aged about
50ycars. She will be much missed in the
community, Peace to her ashes.
At her residence at Spruce Hill. high
land county, Va, on the 20th of June.
Mrs. ELIzABErM CAMPBELn, wife of Mr.
Thamas Campbell. She embraced religion
at the age of q years, and then united Aey-
self vita the Methodist Episcopal church,
lived consistent member, and died with
full assurance Of a blessed immortality.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-08-15

mob rushing down the stress With Tie rris-
oncr toward the creek. and the elm tree. I
pursued. and when [ reached tho spot; tho
body Of Baines was already in Che air. and
his lastdeath struggles. were shivering along
his limbs. The. crowd then appeared to be
satisfied. Woods and Knowlton meanwhile
had been placed in an omnibus and hurried
OF to. the fort. The city continued very
much excited up to the hour left, but no
further violence was anticipated. All sorts
Of stories prevailed, and many Of the mys-
ferrous disappcarances and robberies which
have occurred in the territory are all being
referred to This band of murderers "a
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-08-15

Important Decision. The General Land
Office at Washington, has made decision
of great Importance to Virginia, as regards
the sale and transfer Of Military Bounty
Land Warrants. 4 correspondent. Of The
Enquirer says the officer regards warrants
as chattels real, and all transfers must be
made in strict conformity with the laws
regulating real estate, or they will be re-
jected ,aa hundreds are now almost every
day An observance Of this decision you'd
save parties much trouble.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-08-15

TOR SALE "A CAfITALL!TTLE FARM, 4
Il MILES DISTANT FROM STACNT0N.-By
virtue OF decree of the Circuit Court of Augusta
CO.. lately rendered in the Chancery suit ofHuf.
ex or iIuifmans heirs, shall, Tuesday,
The lst day Of September. 1851, upon the premises,
TRACT OF LAND. the late homestead of Chris
tian Huffman, decd, containing BY recent sur
yey, lT0ld ACRES. and situated on the church
vile Turnpike road about miles from Stauntcn.
This is of the most desirable little farms IL
the county Of Augusta. II is well improved, well
watered aud well timbered Its soil is OF the best
limestone qgclity, admirably adapted to all kinds
OF grain aud gas and its natural Meadow is one
CT unusual exeeeuee
TERMS OF SALE:-A negotiable note at 90 DAYS,
well endorsed. for one fourth of the purchase mon
ey, end its interest from the day OF sale; the bal
arce IN credit Of one, two and three years fro,a
said day, without Interest, tor which the parchas-
er viii execute honda, with good personal security
and the title retained till full aud final payment
Possc5-iol given on the day of sale.
JOHN y. HENDREy, Cen'r.
4 uUnsk Igs1 1t
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GREAT CHANCE TO MAKE MONEY!
THE BEST AND MOST CERTAIN
SPECULATION OF THE TIMES
or Only one dol
lar per Share 10

THORTY Thousand dollars worth of valuable
Real Estate Watches. Jewery, Silver, and
Silver Plated Ware, with great variety of Fancy
and Stanle Goods to be DISPOSED of in forty thou
sand shares. ut one dollar Der share,as follows -
Upon the u.yment of one dollar will send the
MAYER a numbered recent. which will entitle him
70 ore STARE in the above undivided property,
when the sbareo shall have been sold. The share
boIIors shall Ee notified Of the fact. bv mail, or
tbrouoh the Newspapers and A meeting of the
Sbarrbolders shall then be held in the C$ty of Phil
adclnl in and The Whole Of the property disposed of
or distributed amouq them in sncb wny as shall
bc determined mon by them =: eacl, Shareholder
shal he entitled tn one vote. Committee to be se-
iected by the Shareholders at said meeting to con
AMT nv sunarintend IN d;snosifon of tho ronerty
according t. the directions of the Shareholder,
and viii then deliver the urooorty to ~ y, uerson
mr. Margins as the Shareholders may appoint to re-
ceiTe the same. The Real Estate consists of one
three story brick DWELLING house and LOT. aIued at
80 S00 and two three story brick dwelling houses
and lots in the CITY of Philadelphia, valued at
80 7ao - rior ~ oil ;ncu,phrancn and tito in
Ji5nutoIie 10 cher nronertv consists of the
- s+aot od ft,ras nfone ~ tho larrnst Watch
~ -, So ~ ,ba or IF Ph7Jadal,b;,
,st ni f6r io,', mo nrsf Font nv The sni,scr;
~ H. 49, 10 a ~ of or =; 60 cnid ond
ffi1Ar u,,s;os o. Iavar Iy atcbes varv fne Gold
I'D silva De ~ To--er Ionine nd otbar Watch.
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Wesleyan Fesnase Institute.

fTsHE eighth annual session of tits Institute, will
j commence on Fednesdaa, the 9tk Of September
nert and close the las. Thursday of June fol-
owing -.
Tbs boarding Department. and all The domestic
arrangements will remain under the superinten-
dance of the Principal and his Lady, and will be
such as to furnish every needtul comfort and at
teption, and make the Institute 6 pleasant heme
for Boarding pupils. - 8ste 80
The COURSE Of Study and Instruction IN the En-.
rlish Classical and Ornamental departments, is
sufficiently comprehensive to ensure when fully
pursued complete education /; but ii will be the
constant aim to accuracy of scholarship and
thorough mastery of such subjects as the pupils
may De prepared to study with profit rather than
10 nave then acquire superficial knowledge of
many branches.
Music, instrumental and Vocal, viii be taught
ny Prot. Al TuaNEs, VINO IS about to settle with
III family. IA Staunton. lis acknowledged supe.
f.o.ity a. 4 Musician, and his eminent success as
4esehar, are sufficient guaranty that pupils vii
fsaey unusual advantages in this department.
.f1'ERMs PER ANNUAL SESSION.
.'oard 4, Cpalaiiag every charge
zee sef ,aiien Sla0.
Iaiuha,-P reparatory department 80.
:" Collegiate - 80.
Music en- Piano, nth use of instrument. Sc.
Moasrp Lang Lages, each 20.
3ae-, n Languages aud Vocal Music, nc sa.ra
JOHN WILSON.
ssauntea, Arg 5, ls57.-ew Principal.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-08-15

rites and You cured already.
Take this best of ell furgatiyes, and Sorofula Iu-
digestion, Weakness, Headache, ,Baekache, Side
ache, Jaundiee, rheumatism, arrangements OF the
Liver, Kidneys, and Bowels. all arrangements and
sil diseases which a purgatiye remedy can reach,
ty before them like darkness before the Sun
Reader, il You are suffering from any of the nu-
meroua complaints they cure--sufer no more--t the,
remedy hat been provided for YOU and it is orim;-i
nal to neglect it.
That Ayers GaEREr PEeroRAI, is the best med
ci,e for cough. is known to the whole world and
that AYERs Pulls are tie 5est OF all Pills, is known
TO those who have used enem.
Prepared by Dir. j. c. AY Err, Lowell Mass, and
soid BY LAIRD d LINK, stanton, snd Druggists
everywhere. June l3-2mos.
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August 5 1877.
VIRGINIA.:

Ana sHklNhft
At Rules he'd in the Clerks Office Of the Circuit
Court of Augusta County, August Sd, 1857.
Jacob Eull, and Bichard Rodne p,.,-,,o
against, iaihtinS-
y X b T5 ns s@, saa N i Arafey Defendants.
TIVE object ofthis suit is "to ininn ard res
L train the Defendants n X Trout, aad James
a. Mason, late Deputy Sheriff Of Berkeley County,
from enforcing an execution issued in accordance
with judgement rendered at the Noye,nher Term
1855, of the Circuit Court of Augusta county, in
the name of Nicholas k. Trout, against Jacob Hull
hieharG iodine, and one John L, Brufey, for the
sum of $3.50. with interest from 3lst August 1855
III Pad, arc costs sS.6e, uEt tie further rider of
Itappearing by satisfactory evidence that The
Defendants Jason n. and John Z. Bruifey are not
inhabitants of this Commonwealth. II is ordered
that the said Defendants DO appear here within one
month after due publication of this order and do
what is necessary - protect their interest
copy Teste, n, G. KINNEY, elk.
Aug. s, 1857.
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DUDIIc SALE OF LAND. NEGROES.

= &c.~on Taesday the Isl day Of .Septea5er next,
j will oEer at public sale. at the iate7 residence of
WIN. Gamble, decd. near Spring tlil, Augusta
county, Va, sbou. 100 ACRES OF LAND, of
which about one half is ciearuS -rd well set in co-
yer. There 3 we of good water on the land -
This land is nat Inferior to the portion that has
been sold.
Also. at the same time and place, will sell IL
VALUABLE Slaves woman. with or 4
children the balance ipen and BOYS also,
horse, aileh Cows, some Hay, Farming lnlple-
mcnts, &c. Terms made known on day of sale
THE0. GAMBLE,
Ex'or Of Wa, Gsnble, deed
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TESTIMONY or DoCT. O. BUTCHER.

Green Bank Peeahentas Co.. April 10th, 1885.
Gentlemen; Some few months since patient
applied to me for medical advice, afflicted with a
der the charge Of two physician Without deriving
rehesD commenced using the regular remedies
Of the profession, but the disease sahborny resis-
TED al my efforts The reputation Of Cartera Span
ally acquainted with yourselves, determined to
give II q trial. did SO, and in short time its
good effects wer3 evident, ard three bottles cured
him.
AS an act Of Justice to suffering Humanity. can
not withhold my testimony 20 is virtues an al
terative aud prompt purifier Of the blood, and take
pressure IN recommending il To Che profession and
the public generally Yours respectfully,
a. BUTCHER n. t
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Taratps.--Turnips should be sorn from
the 10th to tie GOA Of August There is
no crop &C largely aided y Guano as Tar-
rips. So says the Southern fafner
Sale Of Laaa.--Ths Gosl.ea farm ,,a.e
the property Of Jos Bel deceased, n 1134l;-
bridge county, Virginia, has been sold to
Abper w. Moore for 81 ooe. It coptaius
40 acres.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-08-15

GREEN HILL &CADENY.-By ". r..
VI Co.SLgIsR, assisted by n. Il. LCLEM.--The
9Th session of this Institution viii the
LIST day Of September, 1857. The scholastic year
will be diyided into two sessions of five months each
the first closing on the lest of January the Sc
cond on the last of June, ls5S. Branches neeessa
ry TO qualify young men for an advanced entranca
into the Colleges University Of this or any other
State, will DC taught. Prices graded according to
ets6ies.
Minor English Branches St2so.
Com. lst books in Latin and Algebra. 1890.
Latin and Algebra continued, with Greek
and French 20. 90.
Stanton, Aug. 8, 1857.
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SPECIAL NOTICES. zo-.

Ho}iouoy's Pdls.--Rush Of blood to the head is
often primarily caused by bad condition of the
stomach and bowels. lnyigorate the stomach
regulate the cxcreSoas, and purify the fluids with
this world-renowned medicine, and you win be ex-
other alarming apoplectie symptoms which fre-
quently accompany dyspepsia and habitual eonsti-
patton. The impurity Of the blood, as well
excess Gift in the brain, has much TO do with
bral affections, and as Heiloway's Pills operate
upen the chemical agents which generate that fluid,
as well So upon the circulation itEe.i, they are in
fallible in this class Of Malad.es.
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IIOasN AID Lol. a. G.. poR SALE.-

II Th5 subssTi1er,, Unfolding To remove to the
West. will Her at public auction. On Saturday, the
5d daR gf september next. his HOUSE AND LoT
IN Vest iew, 8cgusta county. Tie dwelling
AOsse i now and scry Convenient. There il also a
large SlioR taat woald sgit traaesman
with other necessary buildings.
THIS Pre- erty ia wortay the attention fany one
desiring comfortable home. Vest View is a
fourishing little village, In healthy neighbor.ccd
and having churches aud shoots convenient.
Also. at the same time ard place, VIII offer my
Household and Kitchen Furniture, waica is OF
godd;quality. ~
Terms accommodating, and made known on the
3sy of sale. ANDREW J. AC0RD.
August 8, 1857.
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HOUSE AND lot FOR SALE At
GREEN BANK

sss lIAhLE Tor Tavern, Boarding House, CT
- private family, and a line sopeang for Mer
chant. Physician, OF Teacher For particulars,
address the undersigned az Green Bank, Rocahon.
t9s County, Va. L.. l.. SIAYEN.
Aug. 8, 1851 Sul.
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sEEs& kTkg:


At Rules held in the Clerks Office of the Cirsai.
Court of Augusta County, August 50, ISL.
Alexander Henderson, No.,
against A1i''tin;
On an amended BILL
Y NJ Frazier John D. Iniboden Ann
Prior, SAM. Prior. Elizabeth Ma
tot, Anna Prior. Jacob N. Ellis
and Hannah p. his wife, Wm. +.
Clarke and Mary 2. his wife, Gil-
bert Prior, Rachael {. Prior, SUI Defendant
san B. Prior, Amelia Prior, widow
Of joseph Prior. Jr., Amelia 8.
Prior, jacob 3. Prior, ,Anas.asius
Nienoas, sad tae ssDora Coal and
lron Mining and Manufacturing
Company,
fT'HE object of this suit is to have specific
! performance of contract of sale of certain
lands in Augusta County, known as the Prior land,
and which now in possession of the Dora Coal
and Iron mminq and Manufacturing Company"
1t appearing by satisfactory evidence that ali the
Dete-daa.s except lmboden and Frazier, are mt
inhabitants of this Commonwealth tits ordered
that the said aosent Defendants do appear here
within one month after dge publication Of this or
Ger AID Go ynat IS necessary to protest their inter-
csC. - 4 copy.
feste, n c. KINNEY, elk.
Augusts 1851
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Receipts for tic Ftadteatoe fer the .eeh
ending 4Aag. 10, 1551.
James Trimbe, = 90
Casper B Koiaar, 2 60