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TIE FILLlBUsTERs RETURNED.-TelegraPhlc
despatches from New Orleans and Mobile on the
lst inst. state that the Fihbusters who lately
escaped from the latter city, in the schooner
Susan, were wrecked on Gloyer'S coral reef, six.
t. miles from Bslize, on the morning ofthe l6th
nit. THE Passengers We're sayed, but the vessel
il total loss. Captain Msury eudeavored Ia
chartel another vessel 10 carry the passengers
to their destination, but could not succeed
Governor Seymour rendered them the British
steamer Basisk 10 convey the passengers 10
any Southern port of the Uuited States. They
accepted the offer, and arrived at Mobile Zone
hundred OF the,u) on Saturday. procession
was formed aud the Nicaraguan flag hoisted.-
Capt. Maury was called out and made speech
10 a great crowd amid the greatest excitement.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,


Monterey, Va, Dec. s, SO.
NTOTICE.-To Stephen A; Porter administrator
~ de 60niS nun, with the will annexed of William
Dna iddle, decd .,-Plainiif,
And John Dinwidde, James Dinwiddies children,
Jane Wilson's children, Mary Kincalds children, E,
lizabeth Patton's children, Thomas Campbell and
Benz b. Campbell, executors OF James b. Campbell
Iced, and F. G.. Ii. Beuhrng, defendants.
You are hereby notified that | have liked upon
HeInesd4y, tie l2M hy N Jdnetry, 1879, aI my said
Office to execute tie decree of the Circuit Court OF
highland county, rendered un The 9TH day Of October
1915, in suit in Chancely depending IN SAID Court
III which you are parties, plainis ana defendants
said decree requiring 10 ascertain The child en oil
John Dinwdde, the egatee under the willoi William
Dlnwiddle aec d.. and the children oJaInes Dinwid'
die. Jane llson, Mary Kuraid and Elizabeth Pat
ton, the residuary legaiees under said WILL taking
the dispositions OF oil Witnesses Produced BY any OF the
PARTIES and all o,her evidence which may be offered
proving or teudng 10 prove fhe identity OF The lega
lees under the will of the said William DnwiddIe,
decd al which time and place !oa, and all Other
persons interested in the distribution of the estate OF
the said William Dlnwiddle, dec d., are required IL
attend
Given under my hand at my said office, the day and
the year aforesaid JACOB =. STRlCkLER,
Dec a. l.5s-4t Master Commissioner.
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REV. WM. T. BRUAUDUS, D. D., of Fredericks
burg. will preach in the Bapust Church every nigh
this week. the services beginning at o'clock.
Prayer-meetng every afternoon at O'Clock.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1859-01-04
UMBERI LUMBER, LUMBER!-I AM

II prepared 10 furnish ON II few week nolte,
LUMBER. SHINGLES, HOUP-fOLES, BUTTER,
Or any arllc!e Of trade usually AIKEN in country
store Persons wishing 10 buy can address the I'M
derslgned at DeerIiea +. o., Augusta county, Va.
Dec Is l>5S-u kESNERLY CRAIG.
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TURK Z GUSHING. Auctioneers.
NJ ~ 1uhS--tds

4 ,OMMISSIONER'S SALE OF AL U =
4 ] BILE MILL PROPERTY IN THE COUNTY
IF BATH.-In pursuance Of decree pronounced IN
h. Circuit Court OF Bath county, at the OctUoerter
,5s. in a cause therein pending in which Robert r..
Williams admir- Of Ohio Williams, dec lis plainti1
and Andrew w. Hall and others are deendantsGl
shall as Commissioners of said Court, proceed TO SELL
on the premises, on Thus'ay the lSM Of January
next, the LAND in the bill and proceedings mention
ed consisting of some 10 or l9 Acres ct Land upon
Nhcb there is u fine FIGURING WILL, known as
,Mlllbno' Mills'J good SAW MILL, CARDING
MACHINE, good Two Story DWELLING HOUSE.
and all other necessary outhouses This property Is
situated on The Cow Pasture River, about ~ miles
rom the "Miboro' Depot of he Va. c. X. f., and
,tfers great inducements 10 purchasers.
TERMS "A credit vi SIX. twelve and eighteen
months will be gwen. in equal instnlmens, the plr-
chaser giving bond with approved security, subject to
he vendors Iien retained In he deed OF CONVEX an'e
10 the said Andrew w Hall Tor ) o., due The i4th
day of October 1873. with interest from he IAN day
{ 0ctober, 1865. A. u. eileen, Con D.
Dec IA 1858.
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Messrs. Mcdonald & Page have sold the "Pe-
tsrs0urg lntellisencer" 10 Mr.. A. K. Moore, for :
merly one Of TIE editors and propretors of the
Savannah Republican, and more recently of the
Bristol TENNESSEE News.
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AUCTION SALES.
DIST GALE OF VALUABLE PROP.

THRUST SALE OF VALUABLE PROP.
i ERTY.--By virtue OF deed OF trust dated the
4h day of December, 1858, executed to US by Nieho
las q. Kinney, we will proceed, on Friddy, the 2lst
dy of January 1859, to sell at public auction on the
premises, the valuable TRACT OF LAND belonging
to said Kinney, adjoining the lands Of George P"age
VIM. j. Nelson and Others containing JAG Acres
There is an excellent GRIST PLASTER MILL,
and SAW MILL, on the farm. The land Is In high
STATE of cultivation and well set in grass 1t Is IN
all respects one of the most desirable farms IN the
county. Mr. Robert Langtord. who is living on the
land, will show it to any person who may wish 10 ex
anime il.
We will also, at the same time, sell q number of
valuable SLAVES, head of Horses 10 or IL head of
Cattle, including Mich Cows and Calves, stock of
Hogs, Yoke OF Oxen, 8 Wagons, Cart. Wheat
Drill, Ploughs Harrows, Harness and Gear and 9TH
er Farming Implements and Household and Kitchen
Furniture on said farm, and any other stock on SAID
farm not specified above.
TrRus OF SALE of the land-one-thrd in hand, or
at sxv DAYS. interest added secured by well endors
ed negotiable note and the balance in one, two ana
three years The slaves will be sold on credit OF 4
months, and the other personal property on credit
of months, negotiable notes. interest adneo' 10 DC
given by the purchasers. Sums under 3D. cash.
HUGH W. SHEFFEY, Trustees.
A. +. KINNEY,
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The New York Post says that Rev. Mr.. Spur
geOn expresses his intention OF visiting this coun-
Try next spring, aud will probably be in that
city during the religious anniversaries in May
next.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1859-01-04

rTHE LADIES OF THE NEW FR0fi-
i DENCE SEWING SOCIETY, proposing To fur
u,sh SUPPER in Brownsburg, ON the evening Of
l4th OF JANUARY next, do respectfully ask to be lat
rouzed. Proc, eds to go 10 improve Church and Par
sOnu.e Grounds.
Dec
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THE IMPORTED NEGRuEs.-The Savannah Re
publican OF the 30th says that two OF the recent
" imported Africans have been arrested at Ma
con and brought to Savannah. They were e.
route to southwestern Georgia.
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JduUsTy T, IoDo-4"
A VERY VAIUASfE TKAt.T aft IANI

IA FOR SALE AT AUCTION In pursuance of I
decree ut the Circuit Court of ROckbridge County
made on The 4lh Of September. 1858, will sell a
public auction, the premises, Saturday NE 22d
dry Of JaauGry, 1859, very valuable Tract of Land
living on The Moth River, opposite to the Rockbl idgl
Baths in the county of ROcSbridge, estimated to con
tain $685. Acres. There Is upon this Tract about
10 Acres of Fine RIVER Low GROUNDS, and the
upland is Of excellent quality and all the cleared land
Is in high state OF cultivation. There about 4gt
Acres of Cleared Land on the Tract, and the residue
is IN Timber There is good FRAME DWELLING
HOUSE, large She ddcd Barn. and all other neressa
~ out buildings the Tract. There several fine
Springs on The Tract, OF the same character the
water in the Rock bridge Baths.
The Howardsville Turnpike and the road from
Goshen to Lexington PASS along the opposite side OF
the River from this tract, and there is bridge Tor
foot passengers aud another for wagons from the
tract over to the turnpike.
The ueighborhood is in every respect most desi
rable one. There are two brick Churches in hall i
mile Or less OF the Land, and good Merchant and Saw
Mills in short distance of il. Take il all III ALL there
is rarely SO desirable tract Offered for sae. Tn,
tract may be divided To advantage auto smaller
and owing to its proximity To the Ruckbl idge Baths
now rising rapidly in reputation, the purchaser may
have II III his power, in short time, 10 more thar
double his money by selling out lOIS 10 persons des
rouS Of enjoying the benefits of Bathing in the Mine
raj Waters rising on the Land.
The Terms OF Sale viii be cash in hand sufficient tt
pay the expenses Of The SALE the costs OF the suit
Bryaus Administrator Adams and others, and the
sum of two thousand one hundred and eIghty-egh
dollars and seveuty-sX cents, with interest from The
3uth day of August. SaS to the day III sale and on
credit Of one, two and three years, for the iesdue
the purchase money. Bonds with good personal Sc
curiy will be required for the deferred nsamens o
the purchase none, and the title 10 the land will be
retained further security, until the purchase mo-
ney is paid III full
WV. JonpAS, Esq., at the Rockbridge Baths, Will
show the lauds any persons DESTROYS OF seeing them
). McD. MOORE, lcor,,-,
L. +. PAXTON, ~ 49,
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II is i'll mannered to congregate in the church
vestibules to stare at the ladies q, they issue
from the building.
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Religious Meetings.

The editor of the Tallahassee (Fia) Republic
had green peas for dinner On Christmas day.
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READ THIS !

THE undersigned having ien'ed farm, and hav-
i ing picture wagons 1T work, aud wishing to
lake trip the ensuiu. Summer to the uttermost parts
OF ihe earth makes too many irons in the fire,
auenty some at them must burn for which reason be
ia, concluded to sell OF the said wagons. The pur.
chaser will be taught the art of picture taking for
nothing aud also The art OF conducting success
fully. The reader will bear III mInd that no business
Is pleasant lhat Uf picture iakiug andnone with
the saline ca ,iial that pays 30 we'll.
NJ, a.dress Is Nj. Crawford, Va.
Dec " is,s--tf d. A. PLECkER
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Jan. 4 1859. - ids.
HOTEL,

v McGlUAG u CO., PRoPRIfToRs.
The Partnership lately charge Of thus the above
named Hotel having expired by hnltaucn, The un
derSigned, now The sole propreors will, under the
social name OF McCLUNG a co continue 10 KEEP
sad Hotel open for the accommodation of the public
in ST, lie worthy in all respects o its well established
repu cation. They have engaged aS Assistant, MR.
VIM. d. GILkEoON, lately oil the National iio'ei, OF
this place. JAS. A. McCLUNG,
WIN. H. PEYTUN
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DIED,
THE MARKETS.

On Saturday the 18th ult., after prorscied Illness
Mr.. JOHN MISE, Ut this place.
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sS5~ All Persons indebted to said lloel under il.
late infringement are requested 10 hold themselves IL
readiness ~ make prompt pay mrnt II being exceed
ngh desirable to close up soon Us possible the ai
fairs o: the late partnership.
I'm. 4. 1857. MCELUN 4 PENTON.
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d.1n REWARD.-Stolcn from the subscriber,
olU at Sheniariah Church, on the ed inst. Bay
Hoi sc, with dark name and TAIL dark legs, medium
size IN good flesh, about ten Years old, works we'll IN
buggy, PAGES tUerably well, aud Is very gentle The
above iewuI will be gwen ON delivery of The horse
nrc ~, hS LUTHER EMERSON
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OTICE no ALL WHosE NOTES ARE

NOTICE TO ALL WHOSE NOTES ARE
~ DUE FOX MCCUkMlCk'S REARING MA
CdINL.Justite 10 ourselves forces us 10 say to you
that We must collect al Come nov, irlehus,
you have naG The Use OF The Machine iwo harreSis,
and think lou ought to pay np without grhn.biing
THORNTON berry,
Dec %, '5S-St Agen, lui Z II. McC0iuuck.
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,TVIt,IIIC SpRINf;s, SCHOOL. STSIB

y
= LING SPklN,,S, AUGUsTh COUNTY, VA
hIS school Is preparatory the Uul'ersIty ~ n
ginia any College, or Tor business III II are taugh
the English LatIn, Creek German, French, Spanish
and Italian Languages Mathematics, aud he Natural
Sciences. q
The Principal has had ten years experience IL
teaching Classical school ana Is aided by competent
Assistants.
The session begins The last Monday in September
and end, the ST frday Jane, OF each year TX
penses tor the Session. tor Inlton, Board, "ashng,
Fuel and Lights sld2, payable one-half in advance,
The other al the middle Ut The session Charge from
the list of January the end o the session, 500
This school is at one at the pleasantest watering
places IN Virginia, (where are Alum, Sulphur, Cha
|, beate and Freestone Waiers;) it is proverbaliy
healthy the buildings new but TWO boys occupy
large dormltory 1t is easy of access, being but 10
miles from Sauntou, with which il is connected by a
tri-weeky line of stages. 1t Is entirely In the coun'
try away from all inducements to vice OF any KIND
For further information, apply to the Principal or
Proprietor, Strbng Springs, Augusta county, Va.
J. HUTChKlSS, Principal.
p. IL. WOODWARD, Hotel Keeper.
c. KINNEY, Proprietor
References.
Rev B. NJ smith, d. d., Union Thee Sem, Va.
n g. Kinney. Esq, Staunton, Va.
X. J.. Doyle, Esq.,
S. B. Brown, ST.,
Striking Springs, Dec, II. 1855. Wind. copy.
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O. IN REV ARD WAS stolen from the sub
eDCU scriber, on Wednesday night. the lst inst, d
DIRK bay MARE, eight or niue wears old, fifteen OF
sixteen hands high, slender built one hind loot white
believed to be the righr foot will pay The ubovere
ward for The delivery of the Mare and Thief 10 me- or
dollars for the Mare alone.
LEONARD POWELL.
Fabers Mill Dec Ia l35s At
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7rYuE NEyyENGER COMPLETE.-J-

/ RANDOLPH has toI sale, Ill Nos. or Bound,
complete SET o. liic southern Literary Messenger,
from 81 10 $3.50 20 vols lie can also supply Vols.
or .Us ~ COM lete Sells.
BOOK Buy Eli-s would do we'll 10 send to l2l
Nam Street, Richmond for Catalogues OF new aud
rare Books. received mithin the last twelve months
Also published, for tree circulation. Catalogue OF
STANDARD and Miscellaneous Works. in extra bind
ing tor Libraries or Tor ~ esentati"n.
The ST., lie, binding and price OF each Book is given.
Richmond Dec T. 1858, .
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,T.IE0F y.TUANIE TOWN PROPEK.

~ "A "
y TY As Commissioners IN the of John Is.
Scherer and Others against Imboden Trustee, WILL
ON Sat9rday tic 22nd day Of January 1853. offer 81
public auction. ;hat very DESIRABLE DWELLING
House and LOT situated un Frederick Street, now
m POSSESSION of J. b Scher,r SAID house j. two
story brick building, and there Is the lot good
garden, stable &C. To persons nesIr"ns oipu chasing
a good town residence, the above property Is well
worthy OF their attention
Terms OF SALE cash payment of about 800,
he balance III three equal aalnens ~ eight, sixteen
and It's en,l fudr nIun;ns the purchaser giving bond
and good personal SECURITY, ana the title retained
ultimate security.
G.. ". IMBoDET, Co.,.,.
W = H. BAYLOR No'i o.
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RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS.
PHILIP RAEM,
EAGLE MACHINE WORKS,
Cary, between l4th q 18th Sts.,


MANUFACTURERS Of Portable and Stationary
IN STEAM ENGINES, any required power, with
either Locomotive, Flue or Cylinder Boilers; Sugar
Mills Circular Saw Mills, Irons for Vertical Saw Mills,
Grist Mfls, Draining Machines, Single, Lathe and
Planning Machines, Tobacco Factory Fixtures ofevery
description, and all kinds of Castings in Iron and
Brass.
The subscriber was awarded, by the Virginia Me-
chanics Institute the First Class Diploma ON the l$'h
of November, 1854. tor a Steam Engine and Circular
Saw MILL and BY the Virginia State Agricultural So
cety premium for Saw Mill in 1856, and for the best
Steam Engine applicable to agricultural purposes, the
Agricultural Society held in Richmond ya October,
1858. the Grand G0M Medal Of Honor, for the best
Portable Steam Engine for Farm use.
He refers, BY permission, to Governor Henry A.
Wise, Messrs. Warwick l. Barksdale, Dunlop, Mon.
cure d Co, Haaall. Crenshaw d Co. and s. McGru.
der Sons. As to Mill Gearing, refers to Jno Fray
and Gen. Banks. PHILIP RAHM
Richmond, Dec. 81, ls5s-3m
PARNAssUs, Augusta co., Dec. TO- 1858.
hereby certify that purchased l2-horse power
Portable Steam Engine and Saw Mill OF Dir. Philip
Rahm, of Richmond Va. in the fall OF 1857, and had
il brought on and put it up myself, and nave been
running il with hands who had no experience in the
business before with entire success and up TO this
time have not lost single day by an.thiDg ge''lng
ont of ORDER aud can honestly say that II has sur
passed my expectations and DIT. hanni rePieSen'"'
tioDs In every respect
have cut th i, 1900 feet of 4 plank, sur.
face measure, or s5u feet board measure, per day.
in the winter season. when the days we're shortest,
with hands only, without any particular effort II be-
ing my ordiuar, way OF saving; and to push, have
cut foot per second while the saw Was running
through ,he log D~NL +. AoHLER.
Dc II. 800
L NfW So IE. rknF row 3lE.Y
ERS' GALLERY, I5i Maia ST., EVS2a4
Richmond, fa.-phOF Pow @AU&3
l.nS lgs IusI Introduced d new ana
beautiful 81, e o. ATpRcTYPE, which suIpasses any
thing he; etotore produced by he Ait OF FhoiogIl'
ply
The ARTISTS of The United States rs well as
The peo lie generally, III commenting upon The late
have pronounced it tar superior 10 the Miniature
Painting, standing out in bold relief, needing only
breath to b thing of life
PRoP. Powers GALLERY IS crowded to overnow-
ing each day, and. with his man, facilities finds it
hard 10 keep pace with the people so great is The de-
mand for his sly lie of Ambro!Pe. His prices are
low and uniform.
Richmond Dec z. 1853.
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DEARL AMBROTYFES- ssss,s,. -,rr,:
NEW 81 LE-rknF. POW. Ga1H-3lYS.
= 1. Is. P.-FIom the REV THOMAS BISroRD:
% MARL HILL. Henrico CO., Va,

~
October l4th, 1855.
Dr. GARLIcK-Dear Sir: Having used to some con.
siderable extent your SgnPLgs BAKING POWDER
unhesan,y pronounce it 10 be superior to anything
that has been used in my family for purposes for
which it is recommended THos. BINFoRD.
JNO w. GARLICK, Manufacturer aud Sole Pro-
prietor, Richmond, Va.
~ Sold by druggists and Grocers generally
throughout the State.
~ For sale by DR.. You've. Druggist, Staunton.
Richmond, Nov. 80, 1858.
DLACKSMITH'S TOOLS.-We have in store,
ID for sale cheap
Berran's extra and warranted Bellows;
"Western'' Bellows, Il new and superior article;
Virgins Patent Anys
Solid Box Vices;
Kings Stock and Dies, TO Cut from Il inch to ~
inches
Sledge and Hand Hammers;
Horse Shooting do
Tongs, Farmers Knives Rasps, Files, DC.
CLARKS0N, ANDERSON CO.,
No. l06 Main ST., Richmond, Va.
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lugu>,a Count, Court Ctrhs once, 10 VT.
LNsTRAY-Taken up BY Margaret q. scott, on
~ her aiu, The 9Th da, Ol october, 1905, vi The
tollwIug descriptions 10 Wit: HtIFER Oi whue col.
Or, with some red about the neck aud head; marked
with crop uii and undeIkeel each ear, ana up
praised at SIS kxtrac,-TesIe,
Dec ~ IsSS J. d. IMB0DEN, elk.
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WHATS THE VIEW Sf-WATS0N, at
w WB1rEHuRsr's OLD GALLERY. - Main Street,
is going to Europe and is selling off his stock OF fine
CASES at Cost, and he gives you large sized AM
BRCTYPE tor 80 cepis-s0ld al 81 in any other gal.
iery.
PHOTOGRAPHS from SO upward. Pictures put
in Medallion aud Bi esstpin for rs cents.
II The Gallery, with all its Pictures and Surnl.
tuie. for sale cheap
| Richmond. Dec. "A, 1865.
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AuThSTu COUNTY UOurt CTefk : UTIct, TO VII:
E>STRAYS-Tuke up by J. W. Splitter. on the
u land Of Elizabeth Splitter, in the equity of An
gusiu. the 18th day of December 1855, OF the fol-
loHin description, tcw'it:
Eleven head OF >heep--fr first, marked with two Sits
in left ear second, brand marx; third, crop OFT lett
and slii right earl lourth crop off right and left
eals hiih, op OFT lett aud slit right ear sixth,
swallow fork in right aud left ears seventh no mark;
eighth ba,f crop Oft right and left ears; ninth. crop
oil left and split in right ear; tenth, oil right
eleventh. crop of right and left and underkeel in
left. Appraised al s;.sSh each.
Extract--Teste,
Dec. %, 1855. j. d. IMBODEN, Crk.
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SALE OF REAL ES.

" TATE IN THE COUNTY OF BATH--ln pur.
suance of decree pronounced in the Circuit Court OF
Bath County at the 0ctuber Term 1855, in two causes
therein pending, in which Adam 6. Cieek, Shelf
OF Bath County and such administrator Of Martin
Railh decd aud Robert p. Williams, admlnlslra-
Tor of Ohio Williams, decd, &C., Plaintiffs, and
Agnes RatI Il and James Z. Ratif are Defendants, |
shall us Commissioner of said Court. proceed To sell
90 the premises, on Walnesday tie i2A day cf Jaau.
RI next the land in the bill and proceedings mention
ed consisting of two several Tracts, containing IN the
aggregate 3O4 Acres, subject to the Widows Dover,
lSSng aud beiug III the county Of Bath, on stuaIts
Greek, and adjoining the Green Valley Farm The
buildings consist OF Dwelling House and other ne
ce.sary out.houses. TERMS. "A credit of 8, IL, and
II months in equal instruments, he purchaser execn,
ing bond with good personal security, aud the legal
title eaiued until the purchase muney is paid.
Dec a. S,s-,ds 4. q. CLEEk. Com r.
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vile, Augusta county, where he is now prepared TO
Manufacture every description Of Copper Tin aud
Sheet Iron Work, such Sill Worms, Copper Ket-
Ties Of ever, description, Spouing Roofing, Tin Ware.
Sheet Iron Ware, Stove Pie &c, &c. warrant all
work done by me, and promise to sell LITTLE CHEAP
than any Que else. Old Copper bought for cash or
work. AUG. A. GRUBERT.
Greenville Nov l6 '5S-tf
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DoR REYT-FARMs AND HOUSES

L pursuance of decree OF the Circuit Court of Au.
gusta county, rendered in the cause OF Brown and
others against Clark and Others will proceed, at
Parnassus, on Wednesday,, tie 18th day9f Jtnaarynext,
10 rent, at public letting the following Lands aud I'm.
provemens: 1870 Acres, near Parnassus, in posses.
sion of John G. Hogshead 100 Acres near the same,
called the Donaghe tract, and 100 Acres, in posses
sion of Neh' called the Robinson tract"
And at Mt Solon, on Tmsiuy, the 6M of January
next, TO rent, al public letting, the following Lands
and Improvements: l7$4 Acres, bought OF Geo. A:
Urebaugh; 63 Acres called the "Showater place;
400 Acres, called "ParterSon uac,, in White Oak
Lick; Acres, adjoining shull and others, and 2
Houses and Lots ~ The said lowu OF Mt Solon; and
all OF which property is owned BY Hatch Clark. The
lease will continue until the day OF January, o6
the renter 10 have the way going crops.
TERMS-The renters to give bond and sufficient
security. n. n IkoUi, lCom'rs
Dec 8, SO, A. > KINNEY, J