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AUCTION SALES.
SALE OF vALUA


] BILE REAL ESTATE, IN BATH COUNTY
In pursuance ola decree pronounced In the Clicult
Court of Bath county, at the July special term 1905,
in cause therein pending, in which Emma Jonnston'
ia her own right andas executrx OF John D. johnston,
decd, is plaintiff and Edwin Bowen and others are
defendants shall, as Commissioner OF said Court,
proceed to sell public auction on the premises on
Thurstiay the llh day Of NoUenn6er next, the vALU-
ABLE TRACT OF LAND upon which the SAID John-
sion resided at the time of his death, consisting OF SIX
separate tracts containing, in the aggregate ABOUT
I55N ACRES and situated in the said county OF Bath,
about three miles from the "Healing Springs and
six miles from the "Hot Springs immediately upon
the Turnpike Road leading from the Warm to the
"White Sulphur Springs. :.
This farm is chiefly limestone land, and much of it
level and can easily be made of the best Grain or
Stock Farms in this section of the State, being well
watered with two never-failing streams running
through it, and with numerous springs.
The tract may be very conveniently divided, 80 as
to make two excellent and good sized FARMS with all
necessary buildings upon each, there being on the
tract two large and commodi0us DWELLING HOUS.
Els, one of Brick which has been used Tor several
years as HOTEL known as the Cedar Greek Hotel,
and the other large and we'll built Frame House, IN
which said Johnston resided at his death There are
attached to each of the Houses all necessary Out
houses -
fce-this having always been capital situation for
country Store. There is also the promises good
MERCHANT MILL, upon never-failing stream :,
All of the buildings are now in good repair To a
farmer grazer, physician merchant or hotel keeper,
this property offers great Inducements and indeed,
is seldom that property so desirable as tns ana 80
eligibly situated, is offered Tor sale In Virginia
TERMSy- fourth of the purchase money to be
paid in cash on the day of sae the residue on credit
ofnine eighteen and twenty MONTHS in equal in
stalments and the purchaser purchasers executing
bonds with good personal security for the deferred
payments, and the Commissioner retaining the legal
ltle as additional security until all the purchase mon
ey is paid.
Possession given of the Tavern House, Store House,
and Mills and the farm contiguous on the LIST day OF
January next and the residue the lst day of Octo
Der, 1859.
Address Healing Springs P. O., Bath Co., Va
EMMA JOHNSTON, Com'r.
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TARM NEAR sTAUNTON FOR SALE.

LNAKM NEAR STAUNTON FOR SALE.
Il i am DESTROYS of selling my FARM, lying about
It contains PSI Acres of Land, of which nearly
100 acres are in heavily timbered woodland. The
cleared land lies well, and is highly improyable-a-
bout two thirds of it well taken in grass There are
two fine Springs, large young Orchard of choice APP
fruit trees.
If not sold privately before it will be offered at pub
lie sale, the premises Saturday, the 18th Of &C.
tober, at which time, also, the Horses, Cattle, Hogs,
Farming Implements, &C.. will be sold.
Terms made known on the day of sale.
Possession given LIST January earlier if desired.
Sept. 7, 1858. PIKE POWERS.
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THE sTAUNTON STEAM MILL IS NOW

i prepared to receive and store Grain in its gar.
ners Should nothing to prevent it isexpected
that its Milling operations will commence about the
lst of October S. A. RICHARDSON,
Sept. Z, 1858. superintendent.
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EXECUTOR'S SALE OF STOCKS.-I wi

FXECUTOR's SALE OF STOCKS.-T will
T. sell, on Tuesday, tie 2sth Of September inst, ed
day Of Sept Court in front of Crawford Cochrans
store, Is Shares of Union Hall Company Stock and 8
Shares of Valley Turnpike Stock.
TERMS-Four months for negotiable notes. well
endorsed.
~ Sale to commence OF o'clock, A. NJ.
H. NJ. BELL,
Ex'or PIP Orchard, decd.
TURK CUSHING Aucfs.
Sept Z, 1s58-tds
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NLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL

A il "A SSIV n ID AND N n II EuNINI IO1AH
| " CHOOL, BY NJ. X. LULEM.-The next session
Of this School will in Stanton, on the LIST
day of September next The year will be divided in
to two half sessions of five months each beginning
list of September and lst ofFebruary. No deductions
will be make except in of personal prolonged
sickness Tuition fees graded according TO studies
s121S, 49, and $50. Schoolhouse opposite the Val
ley Hotel.
AuO 81 I853-St
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NOR SALE-DESIRABLE TOWN PROP
L ERTY.-In pursuance OF decree OF the Circuit
Court of Augusta county, rendered in the cause of
Groves executor, &C., against Groves widow, Sc
shall proceed, In Stanton on Saturday, the 25M day
of September next to sell at public sale, to the high
est bidder the John Grove Property, consisting OF
two.story BRICK MANSION, on about an acre of
good and improved Garden land 1t is corner lot
With water in the yard, and is very desirable and
comfortable property.
TERMS :-One-fourth in three months, and the
remainder in equal nstalments at one, two and three
wears from day of SALE bearing interest," the purchaser
to give bonds with good personal security, and the
title to be retained as ultimate security.
Sale to commence at IL o'clock, A NJ.
NJCH0 X TROUT Com'r.
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THE MARKETS.
STAUNTON MARKETS.
WHOLESALE PRICES.
,rte3 bV STABLES, Martin &c Co


WHOLESALE PRICES.
Psported 6y Staples Martin &c Go.
SEPTEMBER IA, 1858.
New Superfne. ................So0O@O
FLOUR. Extra, Observation-Disclosures. o'oV%V'OC
Family ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 6.25QD0.0c
0.6090.00
npArN Oars ...............0 .25@lG. 90
Corn (New) 0.55@0.00
RITTER Fresh Roll, Ol6@0.20
lam ..................o .lO@0.00
N, ,ompr Lump, per Ton, .0V(go.00
PLASTER Ground ........... .14.Q0(1O.0 90
fashion, 3.0O@3. 90
SALT J MARSHALL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS .7590.0o
Ground Alum. 2.2o(92.oO
RICHMOND MARKETS..
RsportS& for the Spectator By W. d. Iompssns d Bro
RIcuxoNp. SEPT. ID, 1883.
FLoUR--we quote new Super6ue at 6H; Extra,
mar with very light stock aud small receipts
WHsAr-Prime White, $3.50; Prime Red, SlSo.-
Our Millers want White, but are oyerstoeked with
Red consequently it is very dull and the majority OF
that which IS coming in is sold at lower figures
CoRN-77@80c
RYE-70c@75c.
BUrrER-lOc to l6$@l8%.
LARD-llc@12c.
OArs-45@50.
PLASrER-$4.
GUANo-S6O.
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Sept. Z, lS58.-tds. -
Richmond triweekly Enquirer copy till day of sale.

EARM AND MILL FOR SALE.-My other
II engagements requiring my whole attention, and
being DESTROYS OF settling up my affairs, have deter
mined 10 offer at public sale, on Saturday, tito "a Dag
Of October next, my FARM in Augusta county, three
miles from Stanton, on the McAdamized road lead
ing to Winchester.
It contains about $40 Acres of the BEST QUALITY
land About 266 acres cleared and in high state
of cultivation about 90 of it in Meadow and sixty
acres the residue in woods 1t has on 1t new Chop
ping Mill and Saw Mill, with an abundance OF water
at all times and patronage giving constant employ
ment and yielding profit of at least s6U0 per year
The land is of admirable exposure, easily cultivated
exceedingly productive of all kinds ofgrain and grass
es close TO market and otherwise conveniently loca
ted-in good neighborhood surrounded by and ad
Joining some of the best estates in the county, name
ly Poage's, Shefey's, Bells and Nelson's, and
hazard nothing in asserting that there is otarm now
for sale in the county of such superior character and
possessing so many advantages.
My Terms are, one third in hand, or in sixty days.
secured by negotiable note, endorsed and with inter
est added residue in one two and three years, with
personal security.
In the meantime will sell privately, and persons
wishing information in my absence will call on N H.
Trout or A. +. Kinney.
ss- On the day of sale, will sell some good Stock
Cattle and fine Colts, on credit of six months.
NICH0. G. KINNEY,
Aug. 81, 1sSS-tds Staunton, Va
49, yindicator and Rockingham Register copy ids
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.-By virtue of a
L decree of the Circuit Court of Augusta county in
the case of Craun and others Weller and others
we will proceed the premises on Tuesday, he Slst
day of AuguSt 1885, to sell to the highest bidder, az
public auction the following REAL ESTATE, to WIT I:
A very valuable Tract of Land containing about 400
Acres, lying between the Keezetown and the Mead
amized roads, and about three miles below Mt. Sid.
uey. Also, two VALUABLE LOTS in the town OF
Mt. Sidney.
The tract of land is highly improved, well set in
grass and one of the most productive and desirable
farms in the north eastern portion of Augusta The
improvements consist of an excellent BRICK MAN
sion HOUSE, two Barns, and all necessary out
buildings. The tract will be divided, if desired by
the parties interested so throw about 200 Acres
in each parcel. 1t is seldom that SO valuable farm
is offered in the market.
TERMS OF SALE Cash to pay expenses ofsale; and
the balance in three equal annual instruments, with
interest thereon from the day bonds with good
security to be given by the purchasers and the title
to be retained as ultimate security.
NICHO K. TROUT, com,rs
H. W. SHEFFEY,
July 81, 185S-tds
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POstponement.
The above sale is postponed till Wednesday, the 22d
of September. TROUT SHEFFE1, Comrs'
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1855.
FALL TRADE.

1000 ALL hhDGs AoOos
CLARKsON, ANDERSON & CO.,
TMPORTERS OF HARD WARE, CUTIE
RY, GUNS, AND "ANCHOR"
BOLTING CLOTH,
No. lO6 MAIN STREET. RICHMOND, VA,
A RE now in receipt Of their Stock, adapted to the
n present season, and to which they invite the at
tor cash, or intend to pay promptly. All such VIII
find il to their interest to examine their stock before
purchasing in this or any other market.
Richmond, Sept. Z. 1858.
VA. ALMANACS FOR 1851: W. RAN
Y DOLPH, BOOKSELLER and BOOK BINDER,
RICHMOND has just published and for sale in any guam
tty Richardson's Va, n. Carolina, Maryland and Dist.
of Columbia Almanac for 1859. Price cents each,
25 cents per dozen, or $3.50 for y dozen; ,vn
tay- Orders for BOOKS, STATIONERY or BIND
EkY, will receive prompt attention. Country Mer.
chants will find ct i2l Main Street, well selected
stock of Goods for Fall sales.
Richmond, Aug 10, 1858.
THE CO.PARTNER IN THE FIRM OF
i ROBERTSON, BROWNIEE co: having WITH
drawn from the concern, the business will be conduct
ed by the undersigned who alone are ~ ovs
attention to the SALE OF LIVE STOCK, and solicit
'N' ROBERTSON & BR0WNLEE.
Richmond, Aug. "a, ls6S-tSN
| ~ Rock Reg. copy I'm
CCHOOL BOOKS.-At RANDOLPH'S BOOK
| y STORE AND BINDERY, l9l MAIN ST., RIoH-
MoNp, can be found large assortment OF English,
| Latin Greek, French, Spanish Italian and German
School Books, of the latest editions.
J. W. RANDOLPH is the Publisher OF the QAURrsR-
| LY LAW JOURNAL, at 50 per year.
| Richmond, Aug. 10, 1858.
mo AVOID HAVING SOUR BREAD,
i USE SEMPLE's INFALIlBLR,
BAKING POWDER.
Richmond, Aug. "a, 1858.
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TNSTATE OF GEORGE w. CRAWFORD.
T. LAND FOR SALE-SEPT. 18th. 1851 will
sell at public auction, upon the premises, TRACT
OF LAND in Augusta county, near Hermitage, con.
tanning about 25 Acres. This is the tract on which
the Steam Saw Mill was recently operated. There is
a tolerable House. Stable, &c, on this tract.
TERMS.-Three equal payments, at six, twelve and
eighteen months.
At the same time and place will sell two Horses
of the estate, on q credit of months.
All persons having claims against the estate will
please present them for settlement and all those in
debted to the estate are notified to settle without de-
lay. VIM. CRAWFORD, EXT.
Aug. 81, 1858.
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CKYLARK !-Thishigh- bred, young "a
y and beautiful Horse, the get Of the r,1,rvFl"
unrivaled race horse, imported Skylark, e4AkS
dam by Victor, grand dam by Napoleon, 'Y%~D
9. g dam by Medley, &C., &c, will beeshesasasaus
at Waynesborogh, Sept lst and I'd; Nshersville, Sd
and 4th at Il. A. Moons Stable, Stanton, on the
9Th; at Geo. Poages on the 7th, and near New Hope
and regularly at each place every ninth day thereaf
ter. Y. SLoAN.
Auo 81 1sss-9t
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POstpOnemeDt.
The above sale is postponed till Thursday the 23d
Of September. SHEFFEY IkooI, Comrs'
1R5S
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r AW PARTNERSHlP.-DAV FULTZ has
L. associated with him in the practice, his Son, Al
EXANDER H. FULTL.
~ All business promptly attended TO. One or
the other may always be found at our office.
Stanton Sept. Z 58-St
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II Asst NOTICE persons indebted to Kamerer
j. FLAG are hereby notified that all accounts that
remain unsettled ON the 18th inst, will, without re-
serve, be placed in the hands of an officer.
L. M. CUSHING,
Sept. 7, 1853 For Kamerer FlaiO
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r AND IN MARKETED pursuance Of de-
L cree of the Circuit Court of Augusta county, rem
dered in the cause of Harvey Lite, &C. against John
Lite &C., will proceed, on the premises, on Friday
the 2th dan of September next, to sell at public SALE
to the highest bidder Parcel of Land in said coun
ty, adjoining the lands of j. Givens Fulton, Samuel
Pecker and Others containing about Ffty-two Acres
of fine quality, upwards of half being cleared and
about Is acres of which is in Meadow. The properly
is now in possession of Mr.. Samuel Plecker.
TERMS. In equal instaments at six, eighteen and
thirty months from the day of sae the purchaser to
give bonds and good security, and the title to be re-
''''''A ''' ''' NfCHo. K. TROUT, Com'r.
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TOR SALE, A STAND FOR A MER

UK SALE, A ST A I'd FOh A MEhs
L CHANT OR MISUNDERSTANDING declined the
mercantile business the subscriber offers for sale his
desirable little property situated mile from Brewer
MILL and miles west of New Hope, in the county Of
Augusta. The tract Of Land contains Acres highly
improved, on which there ia a DWELLING STORE
HOUSE, Stable, Dairy superior water. and young
Orchard of select fruit trees. This snug little place
is in the midst of dense population, mills and church
es, and is we'll suited to mercantile or pur-
suits-accessible from all points by good roads.
If not sold privately before the IN of SEPTEMBER it
will ON that day be offered publicly, the premises.
TERMS will be made accommodating.
If the real estate sold the sale of all my Personal
Property will take place on the 18th.
Aug 81 '58-tds. CYRUS +. FRY.
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NTOTICE.-0ur Accounts ore all drawn of up to
~ the lst of July last All persons knowing them.
selves indebted u.s. either by account or note, will
please come forward at once and make payment.
TAYLOR & H0GE.
Staunten, Sept. Z, ls5s-vind. copy.
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NEGROES FOR SALE.-I have Negroes
IN for sale prlvately-two Men, three Women and
two Girls. For further particulars, address
ALEX H. SITLINGT0N,
Sept. Z, lS5S-St Bath Alum Va
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Postponement.

The above sale is postponed to fFIiday the III
dan of September, at which time will be sold about
or tons of Hay, and the Corn Crop now growing or
the land. JAS. WlLSON, Comr.
AM 1919
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Aug. "a, 1S5S-Vin. copy.

OOMMISSIONER'S SALE.-In order to carry
into effect decree of the Circuit Court Of Augus-
ia rendered in the cause of James Bell against Hatch
Clark and others, SHALL the l2ts Of October next
proceed to SELL upon the premises to the highest bid
ner, TRACT OF LAND, lying on North River, in
said county, containing, by estimation, One Hundred
and Sixty four Acres, sold by said Bell to said Clark
This farm lies about two miles Northwest of Mt.
Scion, is toleraby well improved, and can be made
very productive.
TERMS:-So much Of the purchase money in hand
as will pay the charges and expenses of sae and the
balance on credit OF six twelve and eighteen months
the purchaser giving bonds and good security, and
the title retained till purchase money is paid. Full
possession on the 1st of January next.
Sept. z, 1858. DAVID FULTZ, Com'r.
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HNEAS.-We have in store and for sale very su-
periOr lot Of Teas, just received from the Pekin
Tea Company. Call and examine
p n. POWELL & CO.,
StauntOn Sent 7, So Union Hall Building.
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CyOOPERs WANTED AT THE STAUN-
u TON STEAM MILL.-To two or three steady,
industrious men, constant employment and good va
S. A RICHARDSON,
Sept. Z, 1888. Superintendent.
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NT0TTCE.-All persons indebted to the estate OF
N p Rr;gbtwell. decd, will please make immedi-
-. - ra,r,ont DAVID FULTZ, Admir-.
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NTOTICE.-The Officers of the S2d Regiment are
~ hereby ordered to meet at New Hope ON Satur,
day the 10th of September next for the purpose Oh
iectno a Colonel Commandant of said Regiment
GEO. G. ROBERTSON,
DAVID s. BELL, fComrs.
JNO. A. HARTMAN, J
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VNTANTED-A MALE TEACHER, to teach the
w usual English Branches at the Greenville A
cademy. Early application is desired Address the
Trustees of said Academy, at Greenvlle, Augusta
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IubIit Sales.
ny r. W. BENNETT d co.
FIRST CL 40 Ic 70 \ STREET

a. FIRST CLASS ~ o EnLING.
@; 26s WEST LEXINGTON STKEEr3
@.A BETWEEN PEARL FIN e,
On THIS DAY, September ZStn acct we sb, az ohe
Merchants Exchange 10 South Gay stree, we sa sell
tIot 6t class DIV Filing No. 26S Lexington street, lot
2S feet front by depth of $50 feet to me
The improvements are three story DIIo H b,;ij;r w.
with two story over basement brick BACK ouuins, re
pletc with all modern imprOyements-oath %t "Iu
There is also large stable ana c"ii7
Vine street.
Title iudisputable ,on.bs with
Tunns-One-half cash; balance in and IL lhoni' WIN
interest and approved security. , non IL removing
Possession given Immediately, as the o"her ID
to the country. ;, .o,,r mill
Property can be viewed from u to o'clock 1aly "i"-
sale. +. W. BENNETT ",
scots AucAohee
- PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE
Fsn: PROPERTY.-On THURSDAY, the 3Oth gay "
A1=Septembcr at one O'Clock p. NJ, the underslsne
Those TWO THREE-STORY BRICK HOUSES, sltGaleu
the northeast corner of Centre street, and East
between Charles and ST. Paul streets. These houses
% feet Centre street. and the lots run back
to public alley. --, ,,,,crr
s: Ot-S on the north side of Centre street, one door
west St Paul This house fronts % feet Centre ST.,
and the lot runs back 100 feet to an alley.
a. All these houses have large BACK BUILDINGS are
provided with gas and water fixtures and have been
newly repaired Possession of two OF them Will be given
this fall the third rented at 500 per to pune
tuaI tenant whose tenancy will expire June 1st 1859
Each house will be sold subject to redeemabe ground
rent Of So 90 per front foot -
Title indisputabe Terms-l5 cash; balance in 6, Il
and is months For further particulars apply at my Of
T. CHATARD, Att y-at-Law.
s91-ts F W. BENNETT Il CO, Auct'rs.
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- ORPHANS, COURT SATE-1Tn

i! der order of the Orphans Court for Baltimore
the undersigned will offer at public SALE at
the Exchange Sales Rooms 10 South Gay street. in this
city on THURSDAY, the Both day OF September, at one
o clock p NJ
ALL THAT VERY VALUABLE LOT OF GBOUND
at the northeast of Exchange Place and South ST.
fronting twenty four feet Exchange Place and twenty
feet South ST. Improved by good hreestory BRICK
HOUSE. Subject to annual ground rent of sixty-sX
dollars and siXtyseven cents.
This is of the desirable locations for any bust
ness purpose in this city Title ndisputable Refer to T.
Parkin Scott Esq.
Terms-One- third cash, third in six months, and
one third in twelve MONTHS with interest and security.
EMILY DUGAN, Adm'X
s1S-co&ds SAMUEL II. COVER Auctr.
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s72aw3w&ds GIBSON & co Anctiiorars
DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE

Crcut Court for Baltimore city passed on the 4th of
september, 1893 the undersigned, Trustee will offer
Tor SAFE at the Exchange SaesroOms, MONDAY
october 18th, at one O'Clock p NJ, one undivided
moety OF the tract ofland and improvements called Ever
dale situated in the city of Baltimore containing thirteen
and hafacres less which was devised to Mary
Johns and Sarah w Potenger by the will and tesla
ment oil hcnSey Johns bearing date the eighth day
ceher 1877, and recorded among the records
phan Court for baltimore county in Liber MP No 81
folio d. This property is situated the Hartford road
beyond the Point Lane. Terms of sale as prescribed
by decree-oncha of the purchase money cash. the bal
ance in six months from the ratification of sale the credit
payment to bear interest from the day sale and to be
secured by the note purchaser or
ers, endorsed to the satisfaction of the trustee
s1l2aw3w&ds HENRY V. D. JOHNS. Jr, Trustee.
GIBSON x CO. Aucts
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Cooks an0 Stationary.
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
CUSHINGS & BAILEY,
BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS.
RS 262 BALTIMORE STREET
Offer for low prices the largest and most cop
assortment of
Law, MEDICAL, CLASSICAL
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS,
PLAIN AND FANCY STATIONERY,
be found in the city.
They respectfully invite an examination of their Stock
orders attended to promptly. fe22-tf
BLANK BOOK. PAPER AND
STATIONERY WAREHOUSE,
SAMUEL E TURNER,
No. 3 SOUTH CHARLES STREET
AS ON HAND A VERY SUPERIOR
L q assortment of PAPER, STATIONERY and BLANK
ACCOUNT BOOKS. Among his stock will be found
WRITING and LETTER PAPERS, both domestic and
foreign, of all the most approved manufacturers
NOTE PAPERS-Rued and Plain, in very great va
riety. "
ENVELOPES of all kinds
STATIONERY of every description for Office and private
use, viz:-STEEh PENS, PEN HOLDERS, SEALING
WAN, WAFERS, LEAD and SLATE PENCILS, INK
STANDS. &c, sc.
IEK-Wrtng and Copying, of all the best makers,
MONNAIES, &c, &c.
Also, large assortment of WRAPPING PAPER.
PLAYING CARDS, PRINTERS do, &c, &c, all at log
prices.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS will do well to call.
fe22tf
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by SAMUEL III. COVER.

- VALUABLE PROPERTY ON EAST
4-Az UOTSE and premises No Is East Fayette street,
near Front street now occupied by Mrs. Armstrong.
The fronts on north side of Fayee street q feet
inches, with depth of 152 feet hces ana wldens IN
the rear to about 80 feet $500.
1t will be sold in fee subject to ground rent of SSS.
If not previously sold private sale 1t viii be offered
at auction at the Public Sales Room on Monday 4h OctO
Der next at o'clock p NJ upon terms then to be made
known. -..-- -
GEORGE R. CINNAMoND, Trustee
Law Buildings
sooo ,nru4too. s, H. COVER, Auc