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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-12-28
yIycryygs, IA. June %, 1853.

YIScENNEs. Ia, June %, 1903.
Prof 0. g. Wood AS you are about to manufacture
and vend your recently discovered Hair Restorative,
will state for whomsoeyer il may concern, that have
used it, aud known others to use it-that have, Tor
several years, been in the habit of using other Hair
Restoratives, and that find yours vastly superior to
any other know 1t entirely cleanses the head OF
dandru and with one month proper use will restore
any persons hair to the original youthful color and
ance and all this, without discoloirg the hands that
apply it, or the dress on which it drops. would,
therefore, recommend its to every DESTROYS OF
having fine color and texture Of hair.
Respectfully yours, WILSON KING.
O. j. WOOD CO., Prcpriators Sl2 Broadway,
New York, Ga the great y. Y. Wire Railing Estab:
lshmentJ and ia Market St. ST. Louis, Mo-, andsold
by all good Druggists.
~ For sale in Stanton by DR.. T. u. j. G. Kin
ney, DR.. W. B. Young ard Dr. Il. ). Eichelberger
Bro, Nov. y, is5S-3m
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-12-28
GOULD & LINCOLN,
80 Washington Street, Boston,

XAYM. McCLUNG, WM. MCCOY, EX'oR
w of VIM. Met9r, uee' d, ana other creators o'
Aaron Kee, dec d.,
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-12-28

GALE OF VALUABLE NEGROES.-l will
- sell at arctiop 10 the highest bidder for Cash. on
Sqtt,tjqv the Isl Of January next, in Stanton. I3
Valuable SLAVES, consisting of Men, Women, Girls
and Bows. They servants OF good character,
sound likely aud sold for no fault They will be for
sale privately from now until that time. They be
seen at Striking Springs. it is not often that 50 val
liable servants Gre offered IN this county.
CHESLEY KINNEY.
No "A 1e5o Wind oonv
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-12-28

I VALUABLE SLAVES AT AUCTION AS Com
missioner in the case of Kenney Kenney, and I'M
der decretal order, entered the 18th day of Nov,
in the above case, shall proceed to sell, to the high,
est biddsr on the Isl day of January. 1853 in front
Of the Courthouse in the town OF Staunton' Ihree
Very Valuable Slaves,-two young Men and Boy
on credit of six months purchaser executing bonds
with good personal security.
Dec '5S THOS. w. MCCUE, COmr.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-12-28

A VERY superior lot of Skates, prices ranging
~ from n cents 10 $3.50. Call soon or YOU may
be too late WOODS u GiLKESON.
Stanton Dec ID '5S.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-12-28
DEAKL AMBRUTY PES
J. NEW STYLE.-PR0F. pow
GRS' GALLERY, Isl Main ST.,
Richmond, Va.-PROF. pow

GKS mas Just introduced u new uDu
beautiful style of AaBRorYPE, which surpasses any
thing heretofore produced by the Art Of Photogra-
ply!
The "Artists" of the United States, as well as
The people generally, IN commenting upon The late
and wonderful discovery-the "PEARL ASBRorYpI'
have pronounced il far superior 10 the Miniature
Painting, standing out in bold relief needing only
breath to b, ''thing of life"
PRor Powers GALLERY crowded to overflow.
Jag each day, and, with his many facilities, finds 1t
nard to keep pace with the people, great is the de-
nand for his new style of Ambrotype His prices are
low and uniform.
Richmond Dec. 7, 1853
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-12-28

Osy!-A SILVER WATCH CASE, between the
4 Residence Ut tue Rev Nj ..aiane and the Deaf
and Drmb Institution. The iinder viii be suitably
Teva, ded GU leaving 1t u, the Spectator Office.
StauntUu Dec. I, $50.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-12-28

NOTICE. Scotch Cashmeres, English Valencia,
~ French Meriuoes, Printed all wool Delanes, Sol
ID do, Alpacas, Tamise Cloth, Bombazines, &c, DC,
at PIPER d FUNkHOUSER.
n. IN
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-12-28

/ hE MESS ENOEh COMFLEl En- w.
/ RANDOLPH has for sale, IN Nos. or Bound,
.omplete Set OF The Southern Literary Messenger,
rom 1884 to 1885, 26 vols. He can also supply Vels
)r Nos. to complete Sets. -
BOOK BUYERS would do well TO send TO l2l
Nam Street, Richmond. for Catalogues OF new and
are Books. received within the last twelve months
Also published, for free circulation, Catalogue Of
standard and Miscellaneous Works. in extra bind
ing. for Libraries or Tor Presentation.
The style, binding and price of each Book is given.
Richmond. Dec z. 1855.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-12-28

A NEGRO BOY FOR SALE.-"iiLbe SOLD
a M auction, IA 'front.' OF he Court mouse, III oaun
iou on the lot dl, of jQaudyy meet, valuable "a.
GRO MAN named CYRUS ab"u. forty Years OF aye
Sold for no taus Ha is pow ia the employment 9
Mr.. j Crawford Terms, uiuety DAYS credit viii
pep0.iablr uorc well endorsed.
Dec. q, 1916 W Nj DUDLEY.
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~ lot Of Likely young MEN, WOMEN, BOYS Il GIRLS,
for the Southern Market for which | will pay the
highest Richmond Cash prices. Apply at the Ameri-
Can Rntel, StauptoR. 7. 4. BLACKBURN.
NnY. lh. Ih.,h.--3mE
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II 1s % e
D. MARL Hill, Heurico CO., Va,
October 18th, 1858.
DR.. GARLIcK-D Dear Sir Having used to some con.
siderable extent your SEnPLE's BAKING POWDER, l
nhesitantly pronounce it be superior to nythiDg
hat has been used in nay family for purposes for
hich it is recommended THos. BINFoRD.
JNO. W. GARLICK, Manufacturer and Sole Pro.
rieor Richmond, Va. .
~ Sold by druggists and Grocers generally
throughout the State. ....
,Y For sale by DIR. You've, Druggist, Staunon.
Richmond Now 3d. 1913. a--slsst
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-12-28

rOO LBS. MANCHESTER COTTON YARN all
OUU numbers, just received and for sale by
TAYLOR, H0GE 4 co.
Stounton Dec Z, 1853
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-12-28

lust RECEIVED, another lot OF those John
c Franklin" Stoves which are pronounced to be
very superior by several Of most prominent cti
zens also number of Box Stoves which can re-
commend WOODS d. GILKES0N.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-12-28

on BOXES ADAMANTlNE SPERM CANDLES
LU in store and for sale low by
~ WIS., TAYLOR, HOGE & CO.
Nae
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SALE OF YALUA-

Turk & CUSHING Auctiopeers.
Dec 81, lS53-tds
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-09
WASHINGTON Gossip,

The CORE roudcal oi the New York Tribune
says.
i lew national grievance is likely to occur which
Will probably star the enNalry of our young boods
and may ultimately provoke the most gallant re-
lrisals. Iii, whispered with the choicest couii-
dente now that the sometime rumor in court and
c.nane circles, which promised the deposition of
ole "l the re!gnln5 bellies, whose accomplish
mcnts and graces have long been familiar to me
trapoiitan socle'y. ahi nor instnmcnt in a more
responsible position. is about to be confirmed by
consum.nation which everybody hopes ma, be at
tended with the full measure u. anticipated hnpp-
ness. If not announced" it is the next thing to
1t. that Miss Isabella tass is soon to link her des
tray with that of MIR. Van Limhurg, the Minister
Of the Netherlands at our Republican Court. Few
womcn have been more admired or favored in
"lety, or attracted more # what is called attention
from the sterner sex, in which her votare,
have been legion By these delicate connec-
the civilized world. y : not long since that the
immediate predecessor -. MIR. Van Lmburg, Ba-
ron I'apcrs. renewed adiourue.i ,ttnir II the
h'"N, ai,er ten years absence, and carried off
Mss " right ore of ,'r prizes of New .Icrscv.-
Nj. Bodirco did much 10 establish what may
l" called thu basis II these diploma rela-
tons when he wooed and won his American wife
in "eorgetown some twenty years ago His
successor. Mr.. Stoerkl. wisely followed that exam
PIE, and Is now about comparing the native growth
Of Yankee land with the Court growth Of
Russia not fearing the trial Count Sartsgis would
not let French gallantry be outdnne and lie now
nc>tlcs on the heights of Georgetown, consolei bv
AN amiable presence which more than compensates
for exile from Partisan gaicty His former Sec
rotary. VI. Boileau, followed in his footsteps, and
has carried t" Calcutta of the bright daugh-
tiers If Col. Benton. Madame Calderon long shed
tho lustre of her mind over the Spanish Embassy
here. and, in the turn of fortunes wheel, may
yet do so again. Her niece. Ms Madame Bourbil-
lon did the honors Of the French Legation in
thiIa. The Spanish Secretary of Legation under
Caidcron married the siste. of the Countess Sar-
tees. Sir Gore ousecy's mythical mission is
| graced with the presence of an American wife
! worthy of that or any her dignity. These are
| hut lew of the many Instances which occur to Inc
w,''lIut much rcie rt,on. We boast that the sails
! nt our commerce whiten the most distant seas
'u' inter while we may boast that the area OF
American crinoline expands over the most distan,
lands.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-09
The London Times and the French Inva-
RiOn

Tho London Tines still insists that Louis Ma
poeon mc1itates an invasion of England, 1t does
10, too, with such zeal and pertinacity, tia. it,
course has naturally enough attracted ccns,era
bile attention. The leading French journal, ridi.
cule the whole story. The ConstitSt,oaae' asks if
France could arm herself without that fact Being
known. Besides, continues the editor money is
required in order to fit out army and feet and
the expense under our institu ions IL sci tovn b.
forehand in the budget. The Times s esk.i to
point out in the budget of la,' any trace Of the
credits required for xarlike purposes Moreover,
the French Government, lid it entertain hostile
Eiewa against England orans ~,-.. : s',eau
power, would rot invest much capital in tie
public works now carried n ia Paris and over
the country, and would not throw open the most
important points Of the frontier by leyeiing the
Notifications of Lille.
The Noaite1 d. 4xp,ee holds this language
Nothing can explain the absurd fear Of French
invasion which certain journals strive rropagate
inEngland Moreover it is far from conn linen
tary tothe power of the great nation towhch they
address them, elves to endeuyor 10 persuade II
that force cap able Of reducing it could l., col
lected At moments notice 1t is also extraorli-
nary that government which has given proofs OF
wisdom and prudence shonld be supposed t.
dream Of efeeting the conquest Of the United
Kingdom, or even Of fraction of that brave com.
try, without making immense preparation which
could not be concealed. Those who ima zine tina,
numerous army could be fitted out in silence
and disembarked on a Reighboring coast with tht
same facility as attends the landing Of party %
.excursionists, must have singular idea Of war
fare
Tire unthinking journals which -oind the alarm
ben IN England wa,t o, stn tttful ssccess wer
their appeals to provoke the armng of the British
coast with forts aud cannons, and the cnn"entra
sioa on shores which are not menaoed Of numer
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-09
Gold Discoveries in Western Kansas.

rr m tie 81 Luis Democrat. Aug ID
By Mr.. I. f. HEX. an old companion Of Col
Fremont who arrived in this city yesterday from
Empori;l, Kansas, we learn important inf,rma-
tim respecting the ueuy discovered gold mines
an Green river, in the western part II that Terri
tory.
On Thursday the sd, at Burngnmc 100 miles
west Of Kansas City on the Santa Re road, hc
overlook company of seventeen ar eighteen men
with teams, who returning from the gold di ;.
ginls Green river Ia Leaycnworth after PROV
son4 From Mr.. Robert j. Wilson who was IN
command Of the train, lie learned that this was Il
portion Of party Of Over Lundrcd--men. wo-
men and childret--who started from Little Rock
Arkansas, in Mny last. They had n Considerable
amount of gold dust with them, which appeared
t. be OF pure quality. In an answer to que>-
ton put by Mr.. IL, as to how they hnd done, Mr..
" il,on re- ,,,ier that they had reason to com
plain" Their point If operation on II sma II
creek II, the head Of Green river which runs ont Of
the Green Mountains. and nj distance Of about
300 miles fam Fort Riley. or - miles southeast
Of Fort Bridgcr. Az the time they left some 400
pc sons were there--eonS from Salt Lake. some
released soldiers and the balance from Kansas
aud Nebraska
The river beds seemed 10 contain the richest de-
posts. The stream they were on had been very
Il. I'll most of the time, which impeded their SUI
cess; but now they constructing dam ia
Ia change the course ol the stream and exposes
e'ey,ecs in the bottom, which they supposed con-
talned rich depositsoi gold.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-09
Large Mining Operations in California

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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-09

ceasedtD stick, or by cu;tingop the ends OF the
IN elepes md sticking them carefully together
I.#ln.
They call the present condition Of affairs "har-
mony;'' or Mt least the Governor calls it 80. but
Their" is not GENTLE in the city who does not
sleep with II revolver under his pillow.
The vanguard 81 the army isexpccted to arrive
Tomorrow, aud then we shall breathe frcer. II
Gen Johnston hal tho supreme civil power of
the territory in his hands, he has the military
We might have a durable pence. As it is this
pIichcd-un mess ~ GOV. Cummings will cease
TO stick as -,3f. a. il Is steamed. 50. Louis D,m-
ocrat, July 81
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-09
Highway Across tho Continent.

The prompt action 81 the citizens Of St Paul,
Minnesota and of 81. Anthony's Falls, in nupJln.
ting committees 10 report upon the selection Il al
overland route H. Fraser River is duly apprecia
tod in the Atlantic States. For several wears tie
approach OF growing necessity for n good over
land route To the North Pacific Ocean has been
noticed, and the desire for such a highway la,
not been olliterard by the several attempts 10
construct road ar,os. the country TO California.
In truth. tie more that facilities have been in.
creased for reaching Ealii,rnia by overland routes
by So mncn have IA large number of our citizens
yrarncd ior an opening If highway to The Pa
cihc through our new Northern States and Teri.
tories.
We congratulate our readers that the di.cuyr-
RES nj Fraser River and Queen Charlotte - .lIri
will De the means oi opening 50 important liz"
of travel. 1t ~ said that the entire exlcu.. Of
r"achn& fraser River from ST. Anthony will h"
less than two hundred dollars by the ir-, If
May next steamboat will be made Ia ply on Tia"
stream running towards the Rocky Mountain, :,
~ to max" the Journey not only easy, but spec y
and cheap.
From the information CLEANED from the St Az.
thony report we learn that, with but un unm-
lr,rtnnt interruption, it will be GA Y to pas ~ tn"
waters Of the Sionxwpod, Sha, cnnc and Red lalc
rivers aud Lake nurpa". great portion 81 tie
route by water. Brrc knrldce being The sta tin.
point by Steamboat. the wh'le distance may bc
PASSED BY untrr IT, the Rocky Mountain II 1u.c.
Tor, at ltdNIHE Ian" W ihhepag ana tnktn@ IL"
Saskatchewan river yuu proceed to within twn
hundred rni!e- uf III ,np-,ns river. From the
head ofna' isa'i'n On the lpcr Mississippi, nj St
cloud to /, evk,ur.der the overland distance :
one hundr'i aui tarnty-t," miles, making the
land jonrncy uulc ahnat thrrr hundred and ,lsen-
" five mile, and that portion hy water SIX cen
hundred and hi ' M les
II these water ,ntI- ,rtsrn> feasible A. i. an
tclIated We -" reason 10 doubt that No,;orn
enterprise will eu3u Jtrr,t pupi,nl ia
II promising re,,on, which i, aid Ia lie uyurinnt
III Accctatiun AMI veg, i,iiiu. ia its cIlnIa,,.-.=
o. COURSE at r.rsrid In" :, known Of IA i.,utc
: ineih,ieffty "ynerr .hrt iettrc the next >pf.as
We shah have rep, l. fr,m ,h,sc who ha,r q ue
q, ., the route. ,hith w1m.rv iul.e more el,a,-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-09

Gen. Robes, the esteemed and popular Mexican
Minister here. will start in two or three DAYS E r
brief visit Ia Mex. laaying his establishment
md the legation II eharsc oil tie Secretary. Mr..
Baraniiran.
There l. every prosrert now that the Deficiency
ILL to I've brought IA at the next session will pre-
sent an appalling array 81 figures that will quite
dwarith ten millions and more which the Demo.
Gratis put through IN double quick time M the last
session. Whea the tah bills come to be footed
MP 10 good earnest, abd Mr.. Browns overland
mail routes through the w.lderncsses come t. bc
provided Tor, it will be discovered that even the
e.Straord'narysnpries already granted ARE wholly
inadequate. under the modes of expenditure ir.
tad. No fair con, ccinre now BE made of VIVA,
the deficit will actually be, but the instructan #
past experience authorizes the belief that fifteen
or more millions may be expended.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-09

lous armies, whose presence wonld la lar m"ro
useful In India and China. We're France to EAST
aside her habits Of frankncs' and good faith
which is impossible really entertain perhd-
Gus projects against friendly power. would not n
splendid triumph be prepared for her by these
unskillful writer's. we're they h succeed in ruin
ing the finances and fatiguins the population
without a single vessel being fitted out or single
regiment collected nj Chcrbourg, beyond the force
which Il to be rrescnt ut the lnauGnrationy
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-09
nag q. r. * ~ >pRI SGS-Ta~ 81
II have par has i rcceitly. from y. A. Hatch.
known watering pace.
DAGGER'S SPRING 5"

sometimes called 'i"REL> SPRINGS <'satri in ih.
count! al Hc'ouri ibn!es from buchanan tn r,se,t
tern terminus OF JitHrs River mil
Central R'iiroa "a e III L., from But"ris Depot
Va. y Tenn Ra Ir"si
Thrs" Springs lac t" In the midst Of
are acc sable from thr canal and Railroads.
over whith are rrtuar riHs ~ Stagrs-a" is
White sulphur ~ niles. from tho kt b \tju
- m'"s II m the Sweet Sprilps ~ miles ami r tn.
raj hi gc IL miles The c"untry around ahouNd>
hunting and fishing
And then viii appear fr the
appended poss peculiar rdicianI Properties. Ia,
great nm Rock ran" of Mountains within
dred yards OF III" h'le4 and the rock dissolve,
furnishes Mineral Water prccs ly the the Rock
bridge Alum
The BUILDINGS have been repaired newly farm hr'.
aud the Iroprip'"rs ready TIA
search of health AID pleasure modes thanat
any other watering place in Virginia
4 r VI
80 90 week. Contracts more liberal will he
made iih those who desire remain long 1ntA Tor
less than eek, tavern rates viii he charged
JOHN I. SHIELDS r...-...
JOHN ID. HOUSTON, i''p'''''s
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-09

F-am an extract Of the Bristol Mars, published
in eur local column our Petersburg rotrmporary,
III" D,mDcrdi. w,Ii s-s that there has been IA ma
'".ia reduction # ireia',ts on the Virginia x Ten
f..s-,. Railroad
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-09

\ writer in the Salem Rtq,ster strongly recon-
menis Hon. IIcnry \. Elmundsou of Roanoke,
iar 'royernur
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-09
Proprietor M e Courier de ST. Hyfrinthe
Buy none without the s.untuIeu |. 1911 IT'S y 81 Iw
\ sure urr for Frion. When the aoreues

nrti he
mi entirety urrd ~ h,.i the ger pat
4"rA DAVIS Fam lr tf halt hr,r. II has been thor
'uEhh d, ). A fell
uuh,os ing, and wound troubled to
IS th" itIn, d.
TORY iaris Pam kii,r lie thousands who
ws ~ Tie thou-ai he the unbound
,d cni"nC' "a l"irN La y g,taI Pain Killer, will
special his work. another Il addition
n cNt"nrcs Il III" at application We doug
lGsn s"jves at - BayIio tArisIiIa 1deo,1r
S'it tN John II >iNi. ~ hbure iy..,2w
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-09
rta. NDss al. HORSE. ~4,u

fYNlHS val KNOW II tSt.tsn'w open tt The .erep
u i "a I g.
tui til atm guest.
.tyIH..4 Ia IN tlr csLi.ry. 1t viii
l., q lSr GA - hons. aaI ,hng els. ,MAiBI SIS
auiCAR IAGg> W Il Always be IN read d, spots
Iou-r.
,arr of the public ra,rrua .respectfny solicife
aug H-ISc'f Nm Il KEN \EDi Prowie ".
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-09

- ERTi, IN THE TOWN OF LIBERTY -iu prr,u,ncc
OF decree OF the Circuit Court Bedford Ia tie ease Of
Fir"bangh and wife Watts admir- wii. OF II 4.
DAY IN" 2lstday of August 1873 the promises the
hBhes' III id"r A. pubic auction equal undivided
OF the Tavern House anal Lot AMI other thereon, IN
the town OF Liberty known As f-rgusn~ nt. III. bi Ia
ings L. addition To tn" Tavern House. Lug, and
convenient S"r.nn,e and several Offices st. and
House convenient tn the Depot l'rinin,
once The Tavern House srge convenient mud las
Rely been put in thorough repair The Stables 9TH
convenient and in good repair House has
am told fine custom.
TERMS Cash will be required sufficient pay exnen
ses " sale For the residue Of the purchase credit
of one two and three equal insiaimcnt N Ia gwen
purchaser 10 bond good
the property ane, AS further security aa,.ct re- ~ n
default OF the payment of the purchase money
JAMES +. JOHNSON. Com'r.
Nv II cwtlang then dotawt.l ing
YNkusI sAI.E.-Ky the provision. OF a. Deed
ri Trust mad" 10y AIiuson Win.on de- l. at d ,f
INST day of July, i-is. and OF record In rk Nj al
the imsngs Conr OF lvuchburg ia, mont 81
d. ot dnc 10 samuel Milr the undersigned will hi Ia,
the 9th hav o August l-s sell the prsii 4-I
10" al ground in the city oi Iynehburs tn,
OF Lynch street fronting forty feet sail .xtcn
Ing hack l2 feet. al Lot No ri >.d
city together wt Alry lof-ct 81 ect lon out
10 ith alley. along the hue ii Lot No
The title 10 said proie believed tois un1~-tin, blc
but in executing Vie such the convey. III
be Svsa hy the trustees and other
EDWARD u BUTLER
DAVID r. EDLEY, trustees
is l6t!.taw ttaug
PDSVPONENENT
The above sale Is r"n"d uutl 81 ~ DAY tah Au
g"st tDW AkD Is BUTLER, ,,
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