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N E w B o OK S
JUST REcETVED By
JOHN XORk ~ Co,

THE HERES; By Mrs. Ann 5. Stephens
A LIFE STRUGGLE; By Miss Pardee.
Lucy cRoFToS; BY the author OF ssDays OF nv
Life" etc.
HABITS or GOOD SOCIETY hand book for a.
dies and gentiemea.
FOOTBALLS on THE BOUNDARY OF ANOTHER
WORLD; BY r. d Owen.
DEBIT AND CREDIT; BY Chexalier Bunsen
WIT AND BUMoR IN PARAGRAPHS Prensioe.
wHiMS AND WAITS; By Thomas Hood
fHE KVAtSi or, The Times OF Burr and Hamilton
BECl-AH; BY Augusta J. Evans. FIIeeEih Eli
ti,n
WOMAN, ia Penney BY n. J. Nichelet-
ARCHBoLD'S cRININAL PRACIICE AND PLEAD
ING. Ne~ Edition with waiermau's Notes
Price, sls.
tbs VOYAGE OF THE FOX" IN THE ARCTIC
SEAS A narrative of the discovery Of the fate
e SIR John Franklin and hi companions, by
Captain McciintOeS, I'm, IL. D., with maps and
illustrations. Price, 81 SO.
ART REcREArloNS. BEN a complete guide 70 or
nameutal work Painting drawing, ETC., etc.
For sale by JnHN YORK L Co
mari7-if
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HAVING associated ourselves together for the
Ii the purpose OF transaeting a General Grocery
Con mission and Receiving and Forw arding Business
We feel assured from long experience in this bust
ness, that we eau give Satisfaction to all who may IA
vor US with their patronage. Il Is our intention %
Keep constantly ia store well assorted stock OF Gro
ceres, Wines and Liquors, and RIM
sell them cheap lhey Can be bought elsewhere
J. n. a Il. SPERRY.
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THIS fine brand Of Cham aaRne. which until tie
Il Tast year wszseRdned exclusively 10 the best
bles of The c. niincnt Of Enrope hss obtAinei
the moss unborn ed success and popularity In this
country. u Is mmended BY scne ef the 0sss
Physicians OF the city IT New York. over all Other
wines. On seeouit 81 lie extreme purity and deica-
ey, and these NO once ary n rarely use any othrr
brand Although only one war has elapsed ST.
lis introduction into si-is country the drmano >
enormous, and corsianIis increasing. our arrsnfe
ments are such Ia The sealisy Nf the Wine
being mail tanned NJ SIS present high standard The
Prince Imperial IS i'm .or,ed solely Us, bc.Ag
the sole Agents Of s-rs Dx vESe.sx Co, 10 this
country. EG HaU HwOUr L co.
Nos sss 400 aud az nroa. way, New York
Sold II Nusksill. 5y n. y p. eHgATHAN.
csFber Of Church and cultege sis-
nare-Smd
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7he .Axaaao kinfnesf esza Rk<nndf<Hs
1ae Austang Linfmeaf exva Si5 Jofnts;
7he Austozg Lsnfmenf cures Barns and Round<;
zzs Mustang Linfnesf csgss Sores Ulcers. Eaked
Breasts and Sure Nipples; Nexrasgia, Corrs and Rars
and Is t0oTth
1000, 900 DOLLARS PER ANNUM
To the United states preserrer resorer of
valuable Horses and Cattle. 1t cures all Sprains,
Galds, Wounds, Stiff Joints, &c. Did you ever hear
of any ordinary Sore, Swelling, spren or Stiffness,
either on man beast, which the Mustang Linimsns
would not cures Did you visit any respectable
Druggist in any part of the world-in Europe, Asia
or America-who did not say ssit was the greatest
discovery Of the agef' Sold everywhere. Every
family should have il three sizes.
BARNES PARK, Proprietors,
MARLIN New York.
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SENATE Bills on THIRD READING,
A bill to amend the act heretofore passed
In regard to the changing of the time of hold
ing Chancery Court at Gallatin; laid on the
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Wines and Liquors.
90 bois rec'lned Whisky; so do Newsom's do;
so do EnhInsnn NJ. r..
Sundrlea.
Cigars and Tobacco.

Cigars and Tobacco.
$4,000 Henry Clay Cigars;
sG.c01 Nap slcon 10:
500 la Competition Cigars, imported;
Is. 90 tierm4n Cigars. variors braEds:
loo GFoss Smoking Tobacco;
90 Boxes i@ngaoSs AEnistead Tobacco;
- GO J. a Gay dc;
- 90 = ~ white d;
so do tennessee Tobacco, various brandt.
And many other Articles too Numerous 10 tpep,t,n
J. y H. SrERRY
aarls-n - Market 81. Nashville Tenn
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FOR SALE,

W. will offer for sale e3a. inches ef lot No S
w on North Market street, near the Loutss tise Il
Nashville Railroad Depot. said lot pressat oecups
ed coal yard For terms enquire Of N. n. Non
ohan Samuel newell on the pr-mses
maxl4-dlm C. Wall 4 CO.
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NOS iii, 1ooc zliz, xiv zoSS, ZOO 4ooi 4o4-,
sO4l $500, $685. 74s2, 1868, s24s, SECS, s5, 1901.
es2l, 1o7o2 1osle 1I525 1882 1885,, 13447, 1912,
1l4T4, 1895 1o2e4 1885, ls2ls 2O5ai 2o5e7 2l7oa,
2ls72 2sso2 2sa57 2s4s2 2s5se 2a5es 2s75o, 25225,
$685. 26s46. 26e57 27ls2 1863 1882 2S24s 2s4I2,
2s26s-s1 900 each.
No 90 ,e3T held as follows So. Ca n; Columbus,
Ga, u; M.iwauka, Wis,
The next drawing OF this celebrated Lottery will
take place the 22nd of March. For particulars
see advertisement in another column.
marI9-d&triw1t DON RODRIGUEZ.
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a Fine Stock of Shirts.

A Fine Stock of Shirts.
OF ALL SfYLES AND AT ALL PRICES.
Kid Cloves and ali other kinds;
line assortment oil Umbrellas;
= Canes. iBnumerable;
Suspen ers Of every variety;
Halt Hose OF every description;
All kinds OF Neck Ties;
UNDERWEAR, of every material;
Handkercblefs, only To be TO be admired;
BRUSHES, of all kinds &C. sc. &c
Call a; our store ON Cherry Street, door South
Of Union and We Will maze best efforts TO NEE
your wants anu upon the most SATISFACTORY TERMS.
marlI-u J. ii. McilLL.
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Evergreens! Evergreens!
EVERGR

UST received a small lot OF Evergreens, ameng
- which NAV be IN choice samples Of the KA :
MIA LATiFOliA, If.EX oPAcA, PI>US S1Roi Us,
TfiUJA cCCtDENrAIiS These have been carefully
MP and the reefs raeksd by prarticai gar d.
eueF. They IN prime endliion and for sale low.
fchas-tf MACKENZIE & AINCHIS.
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IUsT seeefssd, 80 sz<artsr csn1ry BsrS csgsze
81 81 styles. ecsar<saa Fste<e, s1ns - A<z4erzs
Est<-a i. ~ exlSoxs
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No Merchant

Visiting Baltimore should fail to examine the stock
of FANCY GOODS, HOSIERY, GLnvEs, &C., &C
offered for sale by
Fred. Hickey s. Sons,
a50 BALTIMORE STREET. IS
II Of the most extensive in this country, and
the proprietors fully prepared to compete With
Northern Cities. febZs-d2m
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sit Lux ct Lux Fuit
COAL OIL i A NJ p S

yNTEbase just Feof wed another supply &C Coal on
w fznrs, among which are some very handsome
uaterns tor pArio5s ali ftcd wdh the Collins baEner
which rae last inspfogemeD; and ts i1Epo4rurzbiy
superior 81 any other Lamp now bcf0rs tie puetc
Cor soltaess aud stead mes Of esae, freedom from
smoke p'ieay Ia constsnction. he2n.y and eler
zance Ia nnsii. cleanliness and economy- One Lamp
viii give tha Lssse( foar candies asd does noi csst
as nnch az ane- The Oh ~e hare Imported % barn
m these Izmpsts clear, beautiful article free fran
any ensns odor. leaves ease stOt snsn s'iit
atoa carpss OF eicthiag Aad All nat sx 2lede-
kAiSs, BROWN a co.
whsssssls kssaii Drssgisss. No 10 Pubic square,
Nassau iiie, TeRn E4r-le<f.
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I, rENNEssEE LEHsslATuRE.
SENATE.
SATURDAY, March IT,
Standing Committees reported.

- Il
SATURDAY, March IT,.
Standing Committees reported.
HOUSE RESOLUTIONS LYING OVER.
A resolution instructing Senators and
Representafiv s; adopted
A resolution in regard TO State rights.
A resolution in relation to the Hermitage
Church; adopted. "
Senate bills on second reading were taken
up and disposed Of
SENATE BILLS on THIRD READING,
bill to amend the act heretofore passed
In regard to the changing of the time of hold
ing Chancery Court at Gallatin; laid on the
A bill 10 enable the County Court of Ma
con county TO apply her internal improve
ment fund 10 building new court house;
passed.
DEMONSTRATIONS.
Mr. McNeiiy called up his motion to recon-
slider the vote rejecting the bill for the relief
of negroes set free by their owners; Recon.
sidered and passed.
Mr.. Bumpass called up bis motion to re-
consider the vote rejecting the bill in regard
to Insurance Companies; recousidered and
passed.
Nr. johnson called mp his motion to re-
consider the vote rrjecting House bill for the
protection of purchasers of land in certain
cases; refused to reconsider.
Mr.. Stanton called up his motion to recon
slider the vote rejecting the bill to amend
section 55el of the Code; reconsidered and
passed.
HOUSE BILLS on THIRD READING
A bill to amend the Free hill; passed
A bill to change the line between the
counties of DeKalb and Smith, and for other
purposes, passed.
bill to exempt certain property from
execution; amended and passed.
Adjourned till 2 o'clock p. m.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
House bills on second reading taken up
and disposed of.
HOUSE BILLS ON THIRD READING.
A bill to incorporate the town of Middle
bury, Hardeman county, aud for other pur-
poses; passed. Aa -
Adjourned till 9 o'clock Monday morning
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MiLLET Seed.
Fluid.

roc sUsHg. gILI.Er, for sale fer Cash By
lllU l-ssr-isAl RAINS. BaoNS 4 ~.
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VSaSSER's GIL. Sperm Oh. Lard OH. cssI Oh.
isss-a RAMS. Rzows co.'s
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ROYAL Havana Lottery.

The blowing numbers drew the principal Prize
In the drawing of Narch End, 1860:
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Auction Sale

or New Furniture, etc, etc :, on TrEsnaY morn.
" tug, March a0lh, az 10 o'ciock prer .srly- hx
Ban y. Shells & OF.
centrai Aaetiah Rasms, q C5liesr str...
marie-sd
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-19

Ieoo Cases Sapouieer, genuine, for sale al manu-
EActarers lrices lots 70 sal: pnrehasess-by
PIKE KELLOGG,
marle-xIy St Louis, Mo-
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G Spectator please copy.
LEGISLATURE.

The Legislature adjourned on the End
inst, after very laborlous and useful SEES
sion. The result of the passage Of the bills
appropriating State aid to the main inter
nal improvements in the State, will be OF
incalculable benefit, and will soon make the
waste places Of the Old Dominion blossom
as the rose.
Last week several items Of Interest to some
Of the readers of the indicator were over
looked in our compilation. We notice that
Mr.. Fleming, the intelligent and useful del
egate from Highland, has been careful of
the interest of bis constituents.
In the House Friday March 22nd, on
motion of Mr.. Fleming, bill to incorporate
the Monterey and Warm Springs Turnpike
Company, with capital Stock Of Sl2, 500,
was called up, advocated by Messrs Elem
ing, Christian, and Gibson, of Hampshire,
and passed
In the House, Thursday March 29th, Mr..
Fleming called up bill for repairs to Staun
ton and Parkersburg Road This bill d.
reefs the Board of Public Works to expena
certain sum of money to change the loca
ton Of this road on Crab Run, in Highland
county, Ramsey's Draft, in Augusta coun-
ty, and other points advocated by Messrs.
Fleming and Christian, and passed.
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A word TO Democrats.

We are on the eve of an important po-
litical campaign, and it is all important to
the success of the Democracy that every vo-
ter in the county should have Democratic
paper We therefore appeal to our Demo-
cratic friends to exert themselves in extend
ing the circulation of the INDICATOR. Let
every man who feels an interest in the tri-
umph of our cause, and the healthy and
profitable existence of Democratic organ
IN "Old Federal Augusta" procure an adj
ditional name. We want none but pauiuq
subscribers. We will shortly present the
paper in an improved and handsome dress,
by which we will be enabled to give a lar
ger amount of reading matter, and in more
readable type. See to it, Democrats, that
our list is increased
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Military.

The spirit 81 milttare has abated none of
its activity since the subsistence Of the ex-
element, consequent GA the Harper's Ferry
raid. Capt. W. S. Fl. Baylor's handsome
and we'll drilled company-the Augusta
Guards-numbering about 100 rank and
fle, are regular in their squad drills, thus
perfecting themselves IN the tactics Of their
profession.
Capt. j. D. Imboden's company just orr
ganized-the Staunton Artillery umber-
ing about 80 members, is fae looking
corps and promises to contest with spirit,
the honors SO justly worn by the Augusta
Guards, Of being one Of tie finest looking
and best disciplined companies in the Val
ley. Having penchant for the brass bat
tons and epauletts ever since we fought
and didn't bleed and die in defence of our
scalp, we cannot withhold a riice ez militare
de la Stanton.
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Another Election.

Another election will take place on Sat-
urday the 18th inst, TO fill the vacancy in
the Office of Commissioner of the Revenue
for the Corporation of Staunton, occasioned
by the resignation of r. W. Stevenson.
At the same time vote will be taken on
the proposition to extend the Corporation
limits Of the town, agreeable to late act of
the Legislature. There is some feeling
manifested on the last question by the outs
and ans, the outs being clamorous to remain
out, and the ms equally anxious to get the
oats in-somewhas reversing the usage Of
political gladiators Let the outs look out,
or they will be taken in.
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Thanks.

The warm and generous welcome Of re-
turn extended to the editor of this paper by
the people (and especially the Democracy
OF old Augusta and Rockingham, encoura-
ges him to believe that the INDICATOR is
now about to enter upon career of pros
perity andinfuence never before reached
by any country paper in the Valley. We
receive these spontaneous manifestations of
friendship and confidence with unaffected
pleasure, and experience feeling yelling
up within akin 70 that which springs from
the reunion of near relatives after years of
separation. If consistent and persistent
purpose to meet ne expectations of the
friends of the paper, And uphold the true
Interests of Democracy Kat the same time
that the general wants ofthe community are
not lost sight Of will in the least approxi-
mate an equivalent, we here pledge if
we hope to make such improvements in
the VINDICAToR establishments as to ;ust;f,,
the expectation of largely increased patron
age. Thanking those who have promntly
stepped forward at the threshold to SIGNIFY
their friendship by tangible action, we can
not do less than express hope that in fu-
ture we may do nothing to forfeit their good
opinion, but on the contrary, deserve re.
newal of their confidence and their interest
u sas prosperity Of the paper.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-04-06
County Court.

This Court has been in session since last
Monday week, and has been busily engaged
in disposing of the business on the Docket,
which is very large. All the causes upon
the Commonwealth Docket, in which the
process had been served, we're finally dis
posed Of. The Court has, up to this time,
Thursday morning disposed of II causes
upon the Civil Docket. The Grand Jury
made Al presentments and indictments at
this term. The Justices composing the
Court are, W. NJ. Guy, (presiding,) Robt
Guy, Henry Edison, jr., John NJ Huff,
and John A. Hartman, Esqrs. The term
of the Court is limited to Saturday evening.
The Court viii be unable to dispose of a
large portion OF the business before them
for want Of time
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-04-06
The Presidents BETTER.

We lay before our readers, on the first
page of today's paper, the letter Of Presi-
dent Buchanan addressed to the lower house
of Congress, protesting against its action in
creating a committee for the purpose men
toned in the letter in question.
A spirit of reckless dishonesty and un-
blushing contempt for everything partaking
Of decency, is prevalent with the Opposi-
ton element in Congress. The Covode
Committee was designed for nothing elss
than to raise suspicion Of corruption (when
the mover was well aware none existed) and
disseminate the idea among tie people, that
the Opposition are par erce7leace the guar
dians Of the public morals and the interests
of the government.
The course now being pursued by the
Black Republicans in Congress, is pretty
much that which signalized the Opposition
Congress of 1856. the result of which was
the election of Mr.. Buchanan. The same
cause must again nauseate the people, and
aid in the success of the Democracy in No
vember next.
The conservative and honest men of all
parties will sustain the President in his in
dignant rebuke of the House of Represen-
tatiyes for its unwarranted and unprece-
dented action.
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Boot, Since sagaaH Leather rgarsxE-
featuring G0zsRmagv.

Our enterprising citizens, avaling them.
selves Of late act incorporating company
by the above title, have already subscribed
$40, 900 to the capital stock, and organized
by the election Of the following officers
Presidential. W. Shelley.
Directors-M. G.. Hartman, Benz. Craw-
ford, r. G. Biokle, Jno D. Imboden W.
j. D. Bell.
1t is proposed at once to establish large
Tanneiy, and connect with it an extensive
mandatory Of Boots and Shoes. A COM
mittee has been appointed to select suitable
grounds for the buildings, who will shortly
report, when the work of erecting the estab
lishment will Immediately commence.
We are glad to see this evidence of re-
viying enterprise. Instead hereafter of
sending our hides to the North to be dress
ed, manufactured into Boots and Shoes land
then returned TO us with heavy profit to
Northern enterprise, we will have pro-
ducing and consuming market ofour own
facilitating home commerce and enriching
cur citizens
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Gtsevrsns.af5OEs E7ecfissss,

The Election for Corporation officers came
off on the 18th inst, and resulted as follows
For Mayor-N. K Trout.
.Sergean-R. W. Stevenson.
Co@ncI-M. 6. Hartman, E. NJ Taylor,
Simpson f. Taylor, j. Il. Skinner, Fl. NJ.
Bell, George Baylor, Benz. Crawford B.
+ Points, w G. Sterrett, j. D. Imboden
and G. E. Price.
There was 10 contest, except for the Of
flee of Sergeant, the candidates being T.
W. Stevenson, James FL. Waters and VIM
Craig. Mr.. Craig Withdrawing in the morn
ing, Mr.. Stevenson was elected by "a ma
jority.
The council on Wednesday, after being
sworn in, proceeded to elect officers, which
resulted in Mr. Stevenson being chosen Chief
of Police; w. Fl. Hartman, Chamberlain !;
Benz. Crawford, Recorder James f. Pat
terson, Clerk, and M G. Hartman, w G.
Sterrett, John D. Imboden, j. Ell. Skinner
and 8. f. Taylor, Aldermen.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-04-06

The accounts of the Vindicator for snb-
scription to the LIST of January, and for ad
vertising and job work to the LIST of April,
are now being made off and will soon be pre-
sented
AS we are very DESTROYS of closing UP our
business, we hope all those who are in ar
rears to us will be prepared to pay up when
their accounts are presented.
April /, 1860. NICHE 4 co. 4
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NE- The contract for erect

EE The contract for erecting laun-
dry building, &c.. for the Lunatic Asy-
lum at this place, was let on Saturday last
JohH d. Brown, Esq. getting the brick
work, and J. Shomo, Esq, the wood work /,
painting and plastering. This building
will be quite an improvement and convent.
ence to the Institution, and one long needed
Since the above was in type, we learn
that there was some informality or misun-
derstanding in the bid for the brick work
and consequently the work had to be re- let.
See advertisement.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-04-06

The election which took place in Con
necticut CD the Goth inst, resulted in the
election of Buckingham, Rep. Governor,
over Seymour, Dem by 1000 majority
300 less than was given at the late election.
Fremont carried the State in 1856 by near
ly 5000 majority. The Legislature is large
ly Black Republican.
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Notice.

The accounts due for subscriptions to tks
Vindicator from the LIST of January, 1860.
are payable to the present proprietor. As
it is our desire to establish as nearly as posi-
Die the cash system, we hope and expect ev-
cry subscriber who has not already paid in
advance, to come forward and dc so immedi-
ately.. 1t will simplify and prevent confusion
in accounts, and be better for both us and
our patrons.
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Farm for Sale.

We call the attention of the readers of the
Vindicator to the advertisement Of Linvilrs
Greek Buckingham county, land for sale.
The tract adjoining the land, and part Of
the original Farm upon which Dr. Win
field resided, sold on last Saturday for SS5
per acre-D. PenDybacker, who resides in
the vicinity, beng the purchaser. The land
is Of very superior quality.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-04-06

THE Convention for the Richmond Dis.
trict, or the 4th inst, elected Messrs. Jer-
emiah Eobbs and Walter D. Leake dele
gates to Charleston, and Messrs. E. W.
Morris and Robert Dabney, alternates.-
The delegates are the political friends o.
Gov. Wise.
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POSTPONEMENT


The above sale ia postponed to Wednssaoy ~.
18th day Of april, 1860.
L. t. ALBERT80N, Confer.
April 6, l860-tds-prs. fee $500.
VIRGINIA AT Rules held in the Clerks Of;,.
of the Circuit Court of Augusta County. ON
the 4th lay of April 1860. W.
Michael MCAlear and julia A. Doolcy, Adm'rs of
Edward pooey, decd, Plaintiffs,
AGAINST
Julia A. Dooley, widow of said Edward Doolsy.
Gec,d, and the unknown heirs of said Edward
Dooey, deco. defendants.
The object of this suit is to obtain decree for
the sale of the real estate the said Dooley decd
payment OF debts against his estate.
t appearing by satisfactory evidence that the
Defendants, TIL unknown heirs of Ed ward Doelsv.
deceased, are not inhabitants Of this Common
wealth: 1t is ordered tn at the said Defendants do
appear here within one month after due pubca-
ton OF this order and do what is necessary to pro-
tect their interest.
Copy--Teste,
ALEX. F. KINNEY, elk pro tenn.
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Commissioners Sale

Commissioners Sale.
DY virtue of a decree rendered By the Circuit
- Court Of Augusta County, On the 26th day nf
November, 1852 in the case OF Bell VS.. Curry &C.,
| will on
Friday, the 9th day Of Apr7, 1860,
proceed to sell, the premises Il: public auction.
to the highest bidder, TWO SMALL TRACTS OF
LAND. containing about l6A Acres, belonging to
Bavid Sheets, adjoining the lands OF VIM Howell
and others, about 10 miles Northeast OF stanton
Trans or SALE.-One- third OF the purchase MON
ey in hand and the balance in s. IL aud Is months;
for the deferred payments the purchaser TO eye.
cute t9nds with approved personal security, and
the title to be retained as ultimate security.
+. I. ALBERTSON, Conner.
Feb ID, l960-tds-prs fee $50.
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gyM Mrs. &. Blakemore'has been appoin-
ted postmistress at Mt Scion, in this coun-
ty, vice Henry Blakemore, deceased. MRS.
Catharine Moormad has also been appointed
to the same Office at Franklin, Pendleton
county, vice 4Fm Hannah, resigned