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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-04-20
UNION COUNTY STAR LEWISBURG CHRONCLEAPRIL 90 6GO

REMAINS OF ROGER WILLIAMS. .-Oae
Of the es,euGauts Of Roger Williams re-
ceutly had the grave Of Williams opened,
with view to removing the remains TO
some other spot, and erecting monument
over them. A number Of nails, small
fragment of wood, undoubtedly Of the
ccfia. and a mass Of black earth was all
,ha. could be reclaimed.
The Chiriqui gold seekers from New
York city are reported to have failed en-
tirsly in the object Of their adventures
Several of the party died, and ether. saf
ferei sadly by fever. Gold was found
near Ecabana, but not in sufficient guam
titles to pay the risk TO hea.ih and trouble
Of getting il
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-04-20

Sunday Schools-Union County.

The second annual meeting Of the Union
Couniy sunday School Convention, VIII be
held Ia the house Of the German Reform ef
church IN MitilinbUrg, on Monday, the 2eih
day Of Nav, $50, At 10 o'clock, AN. A!
Officers and other friends of Sunday schools
axe urged 10 be present The District Sc : E
iarIe, are requested 10 send in their Reports
By the iih OF Nav, 10 d. Heckendcrn, Cor'-
SEER. at New Berlin. The Reports should
embrace he nnnber aud names or location
# each school within The Dis,rci-Presenl
number of Teachers and Officers number ol
Scholars in attendance during the year past
the number ul additions 10 churches from
the schools within the year-and The number
Oh Volumes n the Library
a. SWINEFORD, President.
o. Y WoRn,S. Rec. Sec'ry.
-CouH Week occurring Ihis year on the
Ian IN UGlan and On the 2l>l IN Snyter
county, 1t was ihouehJ best 10 postpone the
meeting two weeks la,er than the time fixed
Iv the Constitution.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-04-20
Time Table --Lewisbarg R.R. Station.
Post Office ARRANGEMENTS.

Mails, East. South and West. VIA Harr!sb'g,
close daily al : o'clock 4 NJ, K time.
For Milton q East, via CauawIssa r,
daily al 4 VI.
Northern & Western via WIl!iamsport &
E,mra daily al P VI.
Western via Miiliiuburg {, Old Fort Tnes-
dav Thursday & Saturday, al o'clock 4 II
Winfield, & New Berlin daily at o.
clock p VI.
BaiIaloe Y Roads, Forest Hlll,Woifs's Store,
ReJersb'g, and N.uany, every Monday al Z
VI. and on Thursdays & Saturdays 10 Butfa-
Toe Y Roads * Forest Hill al o'clock ! ".
Business hours daily, Except Sundays)
from SAM 10 Il ". and 10 M. Doors
closed during changing and distribution Of
mails.
Stamps and Stamped Envelopes always on
hand and should be purchased IN such quanii-
ties as will correspond With the business OF
the purchaser. and al such times when i Will
pot conflict with mailing hours. O!d coin
only taken al Bans Ta!es.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-04-20
NOTICE.

VyHE Books of I.,,c T. WssSsR have been
!efl wl,h me 70! settlement and coiec-
ton. AL interested are respectfully request
ed to call. - After the 25.a of April, 1850
suit viii be brought on all claims unsettled.
without Gls,-3cri.n IF person.
WM Jones. A'ty fer I. II Wagner.
Ievr>hnr-. Aprli 3. 1859
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-04-20

1 DNINlsTEATORs NOTlCE.-Lererso -
! AHl-I. .-srs''ea ~ The estate Of JOSEPH
KELLY. deceased. 'sie Of Kelly iuvr~bis.
having been granted d, the subscriber B. he
Re- SER uf a..H caI-iyIu a4e form Cf saw-
ali persons Indebted Co. SAID esisIe ale be'ety
notified .s make immediate Tay ment,snd hose
bagllz aay .asl clans against he sane nay
Tr-se1. ta-a 3u'v vzHr-ar- Gated fdr settlement
10 PHILIP >TAHL. A1Einis;Tator
k.iv T7. March !4.Isf0
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-04-20

,~Rsr P. Rzsr, Of the Lutheran
.rsuT,b has removed fr n New Berlin to
S., ,;bo-v. Charles II. Gaather, Thee
H., Gr,3uate from LswisturE, was OF
i.ipei pastor Of the Baptist church IN
/ Cambriige, Guernsey Co, O., on the 9Th
,,'.ir,o
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-04-20
Commissioner Of Illinois.

VVILLIAN H. BI>>ELL. G,vernor Of T.
W limos, has appointed Joan B Lixx.
a Commissioner u lhe STATE q. Illinois. icr
the county C; TnIo0. % administer ca,hS. 70
take ispc>I;Ians and proof %! dseis mortgages,
a.. . b. us-l and r--1-iei in til S-a-- q I-.,-
f-.soas LayIu- ~a lands -sI estate = tIul
sale lay 5u4 F. tr i-sTl O. -.=r5.. /. ol tL-
lY o1io- -s have ---o-i GHEs t.- IT, rur-
cA-- slI sale = ral ,sl;-- - -l--- iG tie eEauto'
sale L 1; s-ir- HI-.ia- JOHN :. LINN.
LeEl-lur-. Pa. March ,. 1870.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-04-20
: SOC yew sd,erti-enenis'

NJ, us.k j. Sfss,,. Curt FIR
.,,,,7. G.ye as cal, OF send
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-04-20
Notice

Is hereby given ina, Bysss Ammon Of the
lrm Of D.sGevl=r.er. Drei, acn Il Co.
having sod hi, interest II the Lev.s1urg
steam Planning Nil TO Hiram Die.>bach. w.'a-
dfas-s from SAID arm. The business hereafter
viii Be carried "a under The sane name and
s,g.e Of zrIn a, formerly. The books va. re-
main al The Ctlce awaiting speedy settle
meat. J. u UlEFFEN DERFER,
MARTIN DREi>BACH,
IEYER> AMMON
Anil > 1850. ,:
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-04-20
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that Letters
" Of Administrator on the EStaIe Of
CHARLES KLINE. late Of White Deer town.
ship. Union county, decd, have been granted 10
lheundersiguet 5y the Reg sler Of CnIon ccun-
,yin due form 4 Iaw ihereicre.all persons H.
iebted 10 said estate are requested TO make
immediate payment, and those having any Just
claims are also requested TO present them le-
oalIy authenticated for settlement.
JOEL KLINE. Adm inIsirator
White Daar Fl. April ?. 1880
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-04-20
STRAW AND FANCY MILLINERY.

II & ". R0DENBAUGH, on MAI
y, he, street. second door below Fourth
street SCUM s.i-. grateful far past patronage.
would inform lhe.r Laiy friends OF Lewis
burg and The country around II. tina; they wall
keep constantly on han a large ant we'll Sc
leciei assortment of Millinery Goods.
which they are selling and VIII continue ~
sell a; the lowest cry prices.
BLsAcHI>s and THI~yING done TO order, or
the shortest notice. and according II the latest
s,vlcs. The7 w,.l be verv happy 10 see 'heIr
old customer, win a. maHy new cres aS NAV
feel disposed 20 favor them with a call. 3m
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-04-20
The "Uai0l must be Saved =
"Inipendir= Crisis,

the box. wr.I.n 1y Ssurh-fa mar.
u rs brother -9a-s'avehg .csrs IN The S4ve
S.atss-.s The book .hlt IS making such uuPa-
raEe.=f -E-.-5m-at ,a Congress. Evegy msa
b u'i r-a' = Pr.-e 81, cheap edition Soc.
ns.= copies g e..asr etH-l sent By NAL
postpaid gn receipt &c r@fli. price. Address
Isaac WALTER, LsE.>tUr-.
Dec - Union c.. n
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-04-20
LeUIabure GxIrke;.
MARRIED..

In ns'rvA-c township, 5tf iust bv A. 7 Lriui- Esq,
JOSEPH FALLS aal No. CAEOLINE FULNEE-
In -u-sa-y. i-tl inst. b. E-v p kE-r- WILLIAM
HENDrICk, and Mss ELIZABETH BRIGHT, 10th oi
s4lburT.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-04-20
Change Of Partner shi

THE Partnership heretofore existing between
WILLIAu BRowS Jr. and CH.'> C.DcSsIE
under the name and style Of Er0tcH s Du7s!s,
mas his dav been changed by the Introduction
Of WM. DREISBACH INTO the Firm. The
business vii hereafter he conducted uuder the
tile Of Br9Jgn. D47kis & Co.
Lew i>burg March 81, 1860
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-04-20

.oglcuL7uRAL PRrNluNS-It would
l. , good plan for Agricultural Societies
4, Pa5li.b ,bs:r Premium Lists at least
IN the Sgri1., 50 that farmers aud al!
L.. could have certain objects to work
E. and n be u king out, the whole sea
.op for p.r,icg.lr CHANGES.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-04-20

- Tae gH1-FsIgaet, haEIng
,rrai-l ,4- -eIslcts y! M- HAsLT >ErD.E,
from Hl.li s-- 10 Fsrn.aa =. o.. r-aGy O. rsFs,c
ine hr--t y z'cns>-sgcn zs GbronCtrri-rs.
Duplex ard Lever Escz7e9sol2--in the vsrv
5r>- ElunFr. r1-=iEsr -lIa every c'hsr kind #
work m our i.le OF Business. All wCIE wsf-
raair- 10 give sails action.
have a.sa The A-eacy far the s.ie Of
shg ce.5ar---i Goai cit Lamps i-g=iher
w-.a b.. Shades. WEES. sc Sc
ieri-hz. H4c'5J = E DENORNsNpIE
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-04-20
IIANpS OrF,

NOTICE IS hereby given that the under
y s.grei has purchased al the II u>eao.1
Goods Of SAUL Sr5cK. ol New Columbia.
and s.so ,aa>e held rs hrs WIFE. ant has loan
81 them tgun- as pleasure. TINS Is 10 warn
all persons nut 10 me- j. wl:A them.
JOHN SFANNERT.
Lewi>turz, APril 6, 1850
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-04-20

.a-Oa the 4,b Nay, the SuPeFvisoTs Of
E,-,'.v ,oxn,hiP vii receive Proposals
[. S,st. Tavern, in the N-rr"~s' for max
f. that portion Of the N'c-A Rad in
Hartley township.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-04-20

John " Young has purchased Of VIM.
Young, Jr., his Interest, III tue sore
known . J. Il. Young ( Co, Of NIt:i u
burg. Tue i!m VII. hereafter be j. Il J
Young.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-04-20
CHANGE OF FIRM.

THE Firm of Barr. Ersne- 3 FC'1ys is
changed oy the withirawal c: Peter Bea-
yer. ami If viii hereafter be known ~ ihe
name Of kRFvrR. H CLvEE n Co. D. :. IRE
msr and J. {. VI Glaze have associated lhem-
seTeS with J. q. Beaver. under the name q
Ersmer. Mcclure n Co. 10 Continue the Mer
camille business aS usual, a, the old stand,
corner Of 81 and Market SIS, LeEISbuTC, Pa.
- The Books aui Accounts Of Beaver,
Kremer Il M'Ci1re vii be At the store Of
Kremer. Mcclure q c.. ava.Jing a speedy
settlement. Lew ,tur-, March 3. so
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-04-20
LLifD,

In L.u--'.on 18th int. Il consumption. GEORGE 1.
CHsNBl N. A--i Il year, - rs0at.' aui : tys
In Iasi-u4r-. 18th Inst, HALTHA KLINE VIE o.:
Clars-s haii-eh, a-.4 = y.Hrs-
In sias=rove sth iIst JANE wife Of Peter LenhaTt,
a--I 5 years
In L.al.tsrr Igth inst SAYCEL LsWSHE WOLFE.
s-r .: .e ar SAMUEL W. E. a-eI - yrNrs. months,
and = lsy-. .ru--ral from ;h- hou-e Of hi na;he-
Mr. Catherine V e. "a ur.ar. -ls-. II = =. "
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-04-20

has a splendid s,ee. eusr4sius-''A Nas
|Psryy-sui over SKY other pia'es, cuts, or
agrams illustrating van us matters re'ulaT-
= Interesting 10 ladies', 5ut most O.: @A.cA gen
',emen also will read Ne NAV he singular
- 6hr view, but We are efsiio see that Ihls
X. c5acluies the narrative q Miss Sum
raers"-anda very coarse, uaratc7-l carca-
,1rs i has been. TeIeyej ty no sr.seS Of
lhun.r, conserved by - refining, Instructive
or en1ob..ug thoughts, ,1 apologize irr IL
,.d.oas mass Of saiyslag 20 gsrl'r. Al en-
tsr,a.nluC and useful account Of Chinese tea
cul;are Is continued II H., " which coz
tnns (as usual some very cre-l.a5.e .s-t
sketches. genuine Foe,Ty, su4 directions i"7
cooking. sewing. The Preser.a...a q heath,
an home matters il general. tAiire,> l.
A. e iey, Ph a1s Fa.a-SJ Pr y-4s o! :To
yal.-eS0
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-04-20
VIM. ERON, JR.,
Attorney at Law.
fs5ur. Pm.

OFFICE on Sauih Second street. recently
~ occupied By Jas. b. halaIia. deed. 1876
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-04-20
Change of Halls and Railway Time.

On Monday Of this week, without
q word Of kindly notice or ofwarniug 2
to those interested, all the Railway
Train. passing Lewisburg. came ABOUT
An HOUR Earlier THAN PREVIOUSLY.
This mode Of doing business Is very
dangerous to trains, and i annoying
to travellers, mailcarricrs, and busi-
ness-men. hundreds Of whom along q
line Of travel would be gr;cvously
disappointed, injured, and perhaps
ruined in business, by such a depar-
ture from the published rule as this.
\ LATER hour would be less necessa-
~ to advertise, as the delay might
not be injurious, even if it were an
noying. The fares lost 10y one such
q thOughtleSs moye-sUch a reckless
contempt for their own promises and
the goodwill Of the public-would
be far greater than all the extra ex-
pense of giving fair ana timely no.
tice OF a change. And the sorrow
and bad feelings caused 10 persons
cut of from cherished and important
purposes-the bitter imprecatiols
hcapcd upon Railway managers for
such disregards of the wants and the
rights Of the community from whom
they draw their support-are great
drawbacks 10 theprosperity ola Road.
They breed uncertainty, luhewarm
friendship, distrusJ, and even enmity
when there should be only goodwill
and harmony. We beg Railway OF.
ficers in all cases Of change to give at
least a week notice Of every aItera-
ton. You viii make money and
friends by such a kindness and duty.
The following are the present Post
Office and Railway timetables
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-04-20
@SMAIL FRUITS2

HAVING for many years paid especial
attention TO the cultivation of small ffuli.
We are nov prepared to furnish, IN large or
small anan,- ne. theSs va-uable vsIleuss-
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-06-15

to get together quorum until 10 o'clock
Thursday morning, the 7th, when q quo.
rum being finally obtained it went into COM
mittee of the whole on the fortifcation bill.
Mr.. Mexican of New York, having the
floor made speech on the slavery question,
which after some interesting debate the
House at noon adjourned till Friday.
WARRINGTON, June Z.
SENATE-A large numberof House bills
were reported upon.
Mr.. Bingham moved to take up the veto
message of the President in the case of
Arthur Edwards and his associates. The
bill was to allow Edwards & Co. for mail
services on the Northern Lakes and was We
toed by the President because the charges
allowed were exorbitant. Mr.. Yulee OPP
posed and Mr.. Bingham advocated the bill.
The question being taken as to whether
the bill should pass, Notwithstanding the
Presidents veto, it was lost by yeas Is,
nays 38.
Mr.. Bright renewed bis motion to take
up the resolution fixing the day of adjourn.
ment.
The resolution provides for an adjourn
ment on the 18th, at IL M.
Mr.. Cameron hoped no Republican would
vote for an adjournment until the tariff
bill was acted on. .cs
MIR. Biger took the same view. b.
MIR. Wilson opposed the resolution. The
Senate was not in condition to adjourn, and
could not do so in justice to the public in~
terests.
Mr.. Brown thought it then their duty to
stay and attend to business. s.s
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-06-15
A New Attic Expedition.

A new Artic expedition sailed from New
London, Conn. last week, on board of the
bark George Henry. The expedition is not
very numerous, for it consists only of Mr..
B. +. HALL, of Cincinnati, and bis Esqui-
maux guide, CuD-LA>JAAH. Mr.. HALL,
who lately, resided in Cincinnati, designs to
leave the vessel in which he sailed at Sussex
Island, taking with him o large boat, which
has been constructed expressly for him, and
with which he designs to make explorations 10
the region lying between Cape Willoughby
and the entrance to Fury and Hecla Straits.
A crew Of five Esquimax, which he will
select at Sussex Island, will assist him in
his researches. Mr.. HALL hopes to obtain
further traces of the party which went with
Sir JOHN FRANKLIN. 7''l 60 124o7q9. ,~7I
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-06-15
OF we Must Fall. we will Drag
Down the Pillars Of the Temple
with uS.D

off we Must Fall. we will Drag
Down the Pillars OF the Temple
with us.' ...... o.. .r'..
Such is said to be the declaration OF
Henry NJ. Rice, Senator from Minnesota,
when after admitting that nine-tenths of the
Democracy of his State are in favor of the
nomination of Stephen A. Douglas, be was
asked why he opposed the wishes of his
constituents? He saw that the betrayal of
the peoples confidence in supporting the
Lecompton fraud, is destined to destroy
every Northern man. who contaminated
himself with the iniquity, and that be must
fall with the rest. ' I'D" i.
Then the truth burst from him in relation
to the motive which influenced him and his
compeers in their insane and malevolent
opposition to Douglas. If they must lose
their influence in the Democratic party-if
they must fall from their positions, they will
pull down the Democratic Temple with
them. Such is their patriotism.-Dubuque
Herald, 9Th ult. ''N' 1t. -
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-06-15

EDWARD EvERETT's letter to the Boston
Union meeting, accepting the nomination
for the Vice Presidency, is document of
great length. 1t reviews his course while
endeavoring to free Mount Vernon, depre.
Gates the sectional position of the two great
parties, and asserts that each will be sup.
ported bya purely geographical vote. Fear
ing dissolution Of the Union, he agrees to
sacrifice himself and become the savior
thereof. su.,s'. 80 ..,ny6s ait..'ip a.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-06-15

GEN. WEBB has satisfactorily explained
his threat uttered before election, that if
Seward was not the nominee, be would
Z" bolt" the nominations. The gallant Cen,
eral, when be swore to bolt" them, meant
that he would "swallow them whole. "-A
bany Argus. W. }n -, '1t -. =, }'o s',o,,' -iss
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1860-12-25
Town Hall.

The great desideratum of this place at this time
is a capacious Town Hall. We hope cur citizens
will soon take the proper steps to have Towr
Hall built as soon as possible. As Stanton il
at the geographical centre of the State, and al
the facilities to travel to it now from all direc-
tions are so good, all the State Conventions
would probably be held here if we had Hal
suitable for such large numbers. These bodies
would be source of great profit to the town, as
they wonld necessarily leave good deal Of
money in it. We heard one gentleman propose
to give the ground upon which to build it and
five hundred dollars, if he would be allowed the
use of the basement story. Six thousand dollars
would be sufficient to build such Hall as is
needed. We suppose the town would pay hall
that sum, and individuals would readily sub
scribe the other half. Who will move in this
matter2 Let the Hall be built as soon as prac-
tioable.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1860-12-25

We had the pleasure of attending, on Thursda,
night last, the seventh concert given by TIL
Musical Association" of this place, and can sa,
that we were more than pleased andsentertainet
we were delighted. We were pleased to see tina
the ladies and gentlemen of this place appreciate
the entertainment given by the Association, a
was shown by the fact that a good audience was
in attendance notwithstanding the streets were
in such an unfavorable condition in consequence
of snow and mud. We would be pleased if the
Association" would favor us more frequently
with concerts, as a more innocent and agreeable
entertainment could not be afforded We fee
proud that Stanton has such creditable corps
of Musicians, and think all our citizens concur
in this feeling. All the different parts did SO
we'll that it would be invidious and unjust to
discriminate. The Band, Orchestra and Glee Club
each performed its pieces in excellent style, and
the duettes and solos gave such concord OF
sweet sounds" that
tThey came Ger the ear like the sweet South,
That breathes upon bank of violets
Stealing and giving odor."
"The Minute Gun at sea" was rapturously en-
cored. Each of the performances was applauded
very deservedly, which showed the just appre-
citation of the audience. We hope the "Associa-
ton" will favor the public more frequently, and
that the public win continue to cherish and pat
ronize it.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1860-12-25
National Fast.

The Baltimore american, in an article prom.
erly castigating those who wickedIy deride the
Presidents proclamation for a National fast.
mentions the following interesting fact in refer.
ence to the Gar Nicholas, of Russia:
What an impressive spectacle was that pre.
sented in St. Petersburg some years ago. during
terrible visitation of cholera, when the Gar
Nicholas at the head of his people, kneeled in
one of the public places, and himself led their
homage to the King of Kings, beseeching him to
withdraw his heavy hand, and to spare an af-
ficted nation. Contrast such spectacle. the
most majestic man of all Europe at that dav.
both in mind and body, and the absolute ruler
Of sixty millions of the human race, with his
hand upon his mouth and his mouth in the dust
acknowledging the greatness of Almighty God
and imp1oring his forgiveness and mercy; and
one OF these chattering newspaper in6dels, his
lips running over with senseess gibes at all out.
ward recognition of that Being whom, in his in
most heart, he breads with unspeakable dread.
and, at such time as this, with a powder mag
azine beneath him, scattering abroad frebrands.
arrows and death.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1860-12-25
MANAGERS.

A UGUSTA LAND FOR SALE.-In pursu
n ance of the last Will of Christian Rusmisel
dec d. we will sell, to the highest bidder, Wednss
day The 9Th of February. 1861, if fair if not, the next
fair day, the LAND which the said Rusmlse lived
and died This land lies mile west of Mt. Scion
and adolns the land of Philips Dinkle Skyles and 9TH
ers, and Is supposed to contain some l6O or ITO A
cres. This land is of good quality. There some
80 Acres cleared of which there about s. Acres
BOTTOM LAND, clear of rock and easy to cultivate
the balance is finely timbered and of good clay SOIL.
1t is situated fine neighborhood and is convenient
to Stores, Schools, Mills, Post Office, &C. The i'm
provements consist of a good LOG DWELLING,
Kitchen, Stone Dairy, Well of good water in the
yard Barn. Corn House and fine ORCHARD of Ap-
pie Trees Any person wishing to purchase this farm,
can see it by calling John J. Rusmse who resides
upon the premises and he will take pleasure in show
ing it.
TERMS.-One- third of the purchase money cash,
or negotiable paper at 50 days, interest added paya
BILE at either of the banks in the town of Staunton the
balance in three equal annual insalments, bearing
date from day of sale-purchaser to give bond with
approved security for the deferred payments and the
legal title to be retained as additional security until
the whole of the purchase money is paid
Also on the same day, shall offer lot OF House
hold and Kitchen Furniture for sale, follows Bed
steads and Bedding, Chairs, Tables Carpetipg, fine
eight-day Clock, Cupboard, l Cook Stove, and va
riOus other articles not mentioned.
TERMS-On Personal Property months credit on
all sums of five dollars and upwards under that the
cash will be required.
GEORGE RUSMISEL,
.ssfe A. ARGABRIGHT,
Oac OK 1aeO-tds Ex'ors of r. Rusp,;saI doo,5