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SHERIFF's sALEs.

DY virtue cfaundry writs of fcri fnoias to me di.
- rected will be sold before the Court House, in
pickens Districts within the legal hours on tho first
Monday and Tuesday In May next
One Tract of Lend on Toxaway creek, adjoining
lands of G. p Poole. s. f. Maxwell and Others
containing 100 acres more or less as the propeity
of Jackson Deaton. at the suit of James NJ Spcn-
c1r, admir-. vs. John Hughes and Jackson Deaton.
All the defendants interest in 100 acres OF land,
whereon he lately died, on waters of Coneross
creek, adjoining lands Of b. llagood and others.
levied on as the property of w. II. White ut the
suit of W. l.. Keith. e
Ono tract of land containing 40 acres more or
less, whereon Isaac Chapman now lives, adjoining
lands of Samuel Chapman and others, levied on as
the property of Isaac Chapman, at the suit of W.
s. s. Il. r. Williams. 40.
One negro named Tank. and one negro wo-
man named Lefty, levied on as the property of
James III. Brock, to satisfy vi. Pas in favor of
Lemuel Jacobs and w. e. Archer.
Ga. Tuesday after saledly, at the houae of VIM.
Il. Sanders, clothes-press, cupboard table. s
barrels. lot of cotton seed. 2 hamper baskets, g
chair frames, tin can, i seat bench, box pair
steeyards, half bushel, wash pot, lot sundry
irons, lot bidesohe, lo0r1 Q sogs sad shost,
j red hcifer, desk and contents clock, 60.
sold by an order of Court at the suit Of A. j. Low
ry VS.. j. r.. Cleveland, in Foreign Attachment.
One tract Of land whereon the defendant now
lIYes, on Capo creek. Shereon there is a good Saw
Mil, containing 825 Acpes more or less. adjoining
lands of a, u, aaillRrd, Daniel y, Riley and 9th.
ars, levied on as the properly of Jesse 4, Hall, nj
the suit Of Norris and N0galy. /.
All the defeBdapts iHsepest 81 one tract Of lard
on wators OF Whetstops creek, containing 148
acres more or loss aajessiigg lepds belonging 70
the estate Of Barker, 8anhrell I3razeai6 and 9TH
ers, levied on as the prapertyof wa McoAy OF
She suit Of j. d. Earle 90 ~, Va
Two beg horses, IGwo-h9rss wagon, buggy
end hefness, levied on as the property Of, Ahlon
pepsch at the slitaf William Alexander.
Terms. cash puTohaserstq 10 pay far papers.
o s u. q. CRAIG, -s,s,D,
April 1890 :, s7 ID j
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THE PICKENS ACADEMY.

INllE TRUSTEES of this Institution have the
u pleasure of announcing to the community.
that they have obtained tic services of Mr..
j, w. PniLroT, as Teacher for the ensuing
lcnr. His qualifications and character are such
as to commend lilm to parents and guardians,
who have children and wards 10 educate.
The year will be divided into Sessions of five
months each, and those entering the School will
be charged for the full quarter, unless different
arrangements are made with the rcuchcr
TERMS PER SESSION
Primary branches, Reading Writing and Arih-
-, TIC s. 90
The above, with English Grammar and
Geography, : so
l'hlc' ophy, Chemistry History. 10 90
Higher branches of Mathematics and
Latin Is 90
The School will open on Monday the 10Th day
of January, 1860.
J. f.. lIAGOOD, NV. +. HOICOMBE
w; G.. KEITH. JOS j. NORTON,
ROB'T. \. THOMPSON, Trustees.
Dec. L.. 1889 cl tF
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Tho Commissioners of Roads.

EOR Pickcns district. moi nj tho Cour, un,,so
Il the 2l dty of April 1870 anl oInr,natI So ~, on
lowing preamble and resolntions f's" '"' 'o'
lVacreas by nm not ors ,,,o Ga,ouo, ,a....,,.. :
the State of SSuth Carolnn roti6s "n ,ho .,
OF December, A. D., 1857. the Bolrl Of Cn,n,,';:,
sioaers of RoaJs for pio, % ~: nU',u VI Com.n's
to propose snbscrption tn tho
B,uo Kiipc R,ilroaI in Snnth IL 9'1"I " a,o
mite to the le,,l votors or w. NJ. ~ p' sno-
tax payers: BE il. thorcGnro ''' "''o arc
l. Resolved BY the Board of Commissioners of
Roads for pickon, di,,n;, vi w. Uo'"''S''ohe's ol
ty aforesaid that the snI BnarJ JSo, '"v !, %
cnt to subscribe and do hornhy n,o,,nso
- IeS n - 'loSS - S''pSN'tp tp-
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For the Commissioners of Roa
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

IN TuG COMMON rLEAs-piCKESS DISTRICT.
4 j. u. HAG00D, Clerk of said Court, in
II 9 pursuance of an act of the Legislature. rat
flied on the twcnty-sccond day Of December. in
the year one thousand eight hnndrod and fifty
nine, authorizing the Commissioners of certain
districts to make subscriptions to the Blue Ridge
Hc:l.".d in South Carolina. do hereby give
public notice., that an election will be held on
the 9th day of June next. at the usual places of
election throughout the said district. to receive
the votes of the tax payers on the question of
making subscription of $50 900 to the Blue
Ridge Railroad in South CAROLINA. az fixed by
the Commissioners of II ,ads for said district.
Witness my hand and seal, at Office the 5th
day of April, A. d. 1860
j. e. HAGOOD, &C p.
April s. 1860 36 i'd.
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Military Election.

TENIIERE will be an election held at the re.
i. il spective Company rendezvous in the I'd
Battalion, 5th Regiment. SC. NJ, on the Goth
April next, for MAJOR, vice Lieutenant Colonel
promoted. Tho Captains in command are
charged with the extension of these orders. BY
order of Gen. w X. EASLEY. =
r. Y. ii. GRIFTIE, Col. 5th Regiment
March 20, 1860 81 I'd
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BACHELORS RETREAT ACADEMY.
PICK EMS DISTRICT

TliE undersigned would respectfully announce to
i The pubiic, that they have engaged the Rev.
WI, McWnonTEn to open an ENGLLSH AND
LdSSICiL SCHOOL ut this place on the I'd
Monday in January, $50. His experience Of some
ten years in teaching, and his well known and es-
tablished character need no commentator from us
we would therefore, invite the attention of those
who would have their children and wards placed
undcrsound moral influence and thorough instruc-
ton, and would solicit their patronage. The Prn-
cipal is prepared to Board number of students.
and other good families will do the same op reason
able terms.
This Acadcmy is located in section pleasant.
beautiful and well supplied with churches of the
different denominations.
Terms of Time.
TWO SESSIONS OF TWENTY WEEKS EACH.
Rates of Tuition per session
nneling, Reading, Writing and Arithmetic $6 90
Ensi'sh Grammar and Geograpy. with above 80
geometry Surveying, Philosophy, Rhetoric,
Latin, Greek anG rrcnc' Is 90
IS III JOHNS. .P WERNER
l. III WERNER. II S MiIJER
"a HAl llSON Trustees
Dec 5, $50 90 If
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Pendleton Prices Current.


-
PENpLEroN, April 4, 1860
Cotton per 10 ,aiplCohee, Rio per ID Is l6a
Corn, "hush 100 liza Z" Java :. ia n %
Corn meal :" 100 p ll2I 9" Lao'n /" 10 ~
Gacon. hog IL l3 Bale Rope oil 10
Baeging Guny 10 a l6lBeeswax "lBn 20
Butter, per lb l5 II 16lEggs per doz 10 in
Flour, per bl $50 u SiIron, Swcde, az n
Indigo, 1877 II l5O 5to7 n n
Lead, 1On12 English G - 81
Mudder, GOA 25IMolasses. NO On n ~
Nails, per keg, So $50 vi 40 n 55
Oats, per bush, 40 n 45lPowder perkpg S75OnS
Peas, - 90 rs 90l 10 81 n 40
Rice, " lb 81 7lPopper. % In - ~ *
Steel Blister IL h l3!Sait per sack 225 n 250
- German, u 14lSugar, brown, 0n1l
Cast 22a 20 iSlot, per sack. 250
Scgars, per doz 25 60 Tobacco per lb 20 n 75
Tea, 75 n 5UlWheat per III DaTysD5o
Whisky gal lOOa l50lfarn, Fuct'ry, 100 u ITO
Osnaburgs per yard, l35 II
You will always find large lot of Groceries and
other heavy goods on hand and for sale low for
cash or its equivalent. j. II. S. & S.
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FOR CLERK

EEiS" The friends of Gen. +. y. GARyIN re
Spce'i'''ly announce him candidate for Clerk of
the Court Mt the ensuing election
RsaS"Wc are authorized TO announce w. j PAR
SONS candidate for Clerk of the Court, Mt the
ensuing election.
Rsss" The friends of JAMES L. HAGOOD re-
spcctfu!ly announce him candidate Cor -elec-
lion to the Office of Clerk Of the Court at the
next election.
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Black smitbing.

ssA TIE UNDERSIGNED is now rrcporcd
& <o do work in his line, at short notice.
~ and in workmanlke manner. lie can
always be found at his Shop. Terms moderate
HARRISON HAYNES.
Oct. 13. 1880 10 ,f
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FOR MAJOR.

Ss5" The friends of Captain G. NJ. LYNCH
respectfully announce him a candidate for Major
"i tie I'd Battalion, 9th Regiment. S. C. NJ.
hth-. The friends of Capt. JAMES Is. HESTER
announce him II candidate for Major of the I'd
Battalion, 9TH Regiment s. C. NJ
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THE sTATE or sOuTH CARoLINA

PIcKENs--IN ORDINARY.
'''''' yS"'"' w LIN of' Petition for final settle
T II Bowen, ct ais ment
appearing to my satisfaction that Thomas
A III Bowen. Thornton Benson and wife Eliza
beth, defendants in this case, reside without the
limits of this State: 1t is ordered, therefore
that they do severnlly appear in the Ordinary's
Ofhc". Mt Pickens Court House. on Monday the
2lst day of May next, to shew canse, if any
they can. why final settlement of the estate of
VIM, Bowen. deceased, should notbc had, and
decree made theron.
Feb 16. 1860 3n
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Notice.

a LII persons indebted to the Estate of Riley
IN Marshall. deceased must make payment
by the 10Th April next, anu those having de-
mands will present them on that dav ms n final
settlement of said Estate will then DC made.
MARY MARSHALL, J Adm'x.
u. S. MINTON, Admir-.
March q, 1860 35
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@ @s @ E3Sss s 49,
KEEPAT HEAD0FNAVlGATION,
New Store and New Goods,
M. VI, south side Of Main street

W. of, south side OF Main street
WALIlALLA.
VIE undersigned take pleasure in annoupc.
II ing D their former customers and tho
trade generally. that they are now roceiying anJ
Stocks of " 'o'' Seicc'ou
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods
Ever offered in the up country, CONSISTING in mart
o' nne selection of the latest and most fash.
ohuoie StyieS OF Blnnets. both trimmed and un
,!''h"'G'' D1nnet Ribbons, Silks Barcres. Mus
mns. m Lawns Brilliants, English Chintz and
rr'nts: aud II liberal supply of such varieties
MS we letl assured will please the most nstid;.
nus nus also, fine selection Of Ladies' Collars.
Dr1Is 1T arimmingS, Embrnderies, Shoes, &c, &c.
IN OoHNENlON with the above we have ON
hand good supply of
GENTS DRESS GOODS,
llaSs' Bpots and Shoes of the best GLASS and most
recent fashions In our
GROCERY DEPARTMENT.
May be found g,pl supply of Sugar Cn(fre
Mon<$o4, Salt, Nails Tnbacc,, Sperm and Adj,
amFhtne Candles, Hardware, &C. II cnume-
rntc lurther is useless. 1t will suffice tp say.
that we have consultc lthe wants aud tns,cs of
the community, and have made our selections n
ocnrd'nSly Examine for yourselves
We respectfully solicit call from all visiting
our place especially tho LADIES' We charge
nothing Tor showing anl our prices SHALL
compare with any Don't fnrget the place. No
Oh south side Min street. WahalL. S c
w. IL. DENDY & co.
= IS
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For SnERIFF.

HeA,, The friends of Capt Il. F. MORGAN re-
specttul!y announce him n candidate for Sheriff of
Tlckcns District, at the ensuing election
Bsqy" The friends of Col. ALIEN. BRYCE an
nHnncc him candidate for Sheriff of Pckens
district, at the ensuing election
Re3J' The friends of Mr. ANDREW RAMSAY re-
specially announce him n candidate for Sheriff of
Pickcns district at the next election
pa" The friends Of Col LEMUEL THOMAS
respectfully announce him candidate for Sher-
III OF Plckens district at the ensuing election.
Gz5S" The friends Of y. CRAIG beg leave to
announce him candidate for Sheriff of Pickens
district, at the next election.
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Petition for final set

Thos, Griffin, Admrs
vs Petition for final set
Avarilla Griffin & others Element
L appearing to the Ordinary that B MonseI
1 and pnshti his wife, Barton Griffin, Benjamin
Griffin, Sargent Griffin, II A Griffin, II A Billings.
" and wife Minerva, the heirs at law of Bailey
Griffin. deceased to wit Avarlla Griffin, Sargent
Griffin, Joseph Griffin, and the heirs at law of
william Griffin. dcccasad, namely: Avarilla A
Griffin Nancy y Griffin, Il II Griffin, Rosannah NJ
Griffin, G b Griffin, Mary l. NJ Griffin, Bailey b.
Griffin Thomas V Griffin, Margaret n Griffin.
Martha Griffin, Jane NJ S Griffin. defendants
in this case, reside without the limits of this State
II is ordered, therefore, that the said absent de-
tcndants do soveraly appear before me in the Or
dnary' Ohce, ut Pickens Court House, on T.cs-
day the l2th day of June next, to shcw cause II
they can why final settlement of tho Estate of
Sargent Griffin, deceased should not be made
The heirs at law and distributes of said deceased
are also hereby required to render their advance
ments ON the said 18th day of juno next and be
present and receive their respective distrihutivo
shares, as final decree will be rendered i'm he
case at that time.
W. E. H0LCOMDE, op.p.
Mdrch D., lHnO BIN
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Taxes (! Taxes

Taxes Taxes
&)SE who have not vet pnd their taxes
Ast do ~ by SaleIay in May, as | have
IN ney over to the proper authorities
time, Longer Indulgence will greatly
"a me- and, therefore, cannot be given.
is ineSorablc with me, and must i'm an
7aclty exact its execution of others. =
Ss is better for all parties
crates, clcrgymcn and others, required
~ To return births. deaths and marriages.
~-tAno blanks for that purpose in the Clerk S
j. w. l.. CARY, Il. C.
Aoril s. 1860 az
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Law Nofioa

THE undersigned win devote bimaeir snt;rely
Il u TO the practice of Law and Equity ON the
Pickens, JANSFq r npp az
Anderson C.. H.. May 10, 1859 Ss,1
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
IN EQUrTY-PICKENs.
VIM. lTunt,
Bill for Partition, &c.

VIM. Hunt,
Ys. Bill for Partition &c
$. NJ Hunt et ais @
7 appearing to the Court that 8. Nj. Hunt and
L w. j. g. Hunt, defendants in this case, reside
without the limits of this State: On motion of
Harrison and Pullinm, complanants solicitors, ii
is ordered that these several absent defendants do
appear, plead, answer or demur to the complain
ants said bill of complaint, within three months
from the publication hereof or their consent to the
same will be taken by an order pro eo,,fesso.
RCB'T. A. THOMPSON, c.E.P.D.
Com'rs Office. March 20, 1860. 8m.
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Law Notice.

THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
IN EoUITY-PICKgSs.
Elizabeth Evatt
vi. Bill for Partition, Sc, &c.
j. Fst E@att et.als. ~"
/ TAppearing tome that Thompson Rvatt and
u Rial j. Evat and wife Abby Riller, defend
ants inahis case. resides without the limits Of
this State; On motion os HARRISON and PulIiam.
complainants solicitorsait is ordered that these
seveTal absent defendants do appear and plead,
onswer or demur to the complainanEs said Lii
OF complaint wlthia three months from the
publication hereof, or their consent to the somc
will bc taken as confessed by an order bro con.
.feaso 50"
RoB'T. A. THOMPSON, CIR.
March 90, 1860 3m
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FOR TAX COLLECTOR.

Bs3F" The friends of Mr.. a. S. STEPHENS re-
Specituiiy announce him candidate for the Office
OF Tax Collector of rickens district, at the en-
suing election.
Bet The friends of Rev j. X. ITUNNICUTT
respectfully announce him a candidate for tie
ONCE of Tax Collector, at the ensuing election.
pssJ The friends of Rev. H. NJ BARTON re-
specially announce him rs n candidate for Tax
Collector at the next election
B'1y" The friends of j. W. l.. CARY respectful
~ announce him a candidate for reelection to
the ONCE of Tax Collector. for Pickens district.
at the ensuing election
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Pickens-In EQUITY.

]. Vt. UsIondOrff, NJ
ii. c. Roclau, Ex ors, m,,Ih m ,"' lhluhCh"n' l"
'''''''' -'N1N'9' NJ
Anna c. Ostenlorff, tai COUNT ~c' &c
! NDER an orGer made in this cause, at Clam
bcrs by Chancellor Carroll, all the creditors Of
John II. OstcndorT deceased, are hereby required
to come before the Commissioner of this Court, on
or before Tuesday the Sth day of May next, and
make legal proof OF their dculnnds against the said
Estate; and, upon their failure so to appear and
act that their claims be thereby prcclulcd'
Parties to this proceeding are also hereby noti
fed, that the Commissioner will hear evidence and
take an account between the parties to this suit on
the said 9Th day of May next.
ROD'T. a. THOMPSON, cEpp.
Com'rs. Office, Jan. 80, 1860 27-3m
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Notice.

n GHARLoTTEF T. ROpFR. ,wifa of, Samuel
H. . Roper. Of 2iekens District. hereby declare
my intantion. affer tbe lapse of the legal length
OF tiplss 70 become free or sole trader, follow
GlfARLs0TTE Il. ROPER.
March %, 1860 a. ~ Y 56
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w. X. EAsLEY.

THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
IN oRDINARY--PIcKENs.
John Bowen, Fx'or
~ VS. vs. Petition for final settlement
Thos II Bowen ct ais ''"'
appearing to the Ordinary that the heirs
a OF w. Bowen deceased, tnames and mum
ber unknown.) the heirs-at.law of Doroas Can
mGn' dcceased: {names and number rnknownl
i bhomas II: Bowen, RebeccN Robertson, b 4
the limits of this State: 1t ia ordered there
fore, that these several absent defendants do at-
pear in the Court of Ordinary, at Pckens Court
House, on Monday the 2lst day of May next.
to shew cause, if fany they can. why Anal set.
leme3t of the estate of John Bowen deceased.
should not DO made at that time, and q decree,
thereon pronounced.
Feb. 16, 1860 ~ o.,
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LUMBER !! LUMBER

THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
ricKENs--IS ORDINARY
n Lawrence. Admir-,
w. Petition for final set
Mrs,e-- Pelfree & others 'ie'"eh''
I appearing to tic Ordinary that Mrs. -
Pelfec widow Of James Pclfrec deceased, her
childrcn, if any. (whose names and number are
unknown) legal heirs and representatives of James
Pelfree, deceased, reside without the limits Of this
state: 1t is ordered therefore, that these absent
parties do severaly appear in the Ordinary Office
at Pickens c. H., on Monday the Both day of Aprii
next, to shew cause, if any they can, why n final
settlement of the Estate of the said James Pelfree
deceased, should not be had, and decree made
thereon.
w. E. HOLCOMBE, ORD.
January &c, 1860 20 8m
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
PicKENs-IN EQUITY.
Joseph s. Gasaway,

>. H. Johns, -Admr, et.als.
appearing to my satisfaction that william, s.
Gnssaway, F. II. Thurber and wife Matilda,
and Thomas II Gassaway, defendants in this case,
reside without the limits of this State; on motion
OF Harrison Pulliam, complanants solicitors, it
IS ordered that these several absent defendants do
appear il :hie Coa.b and plead, answer or demur
to said bill, within three months from the publca
tion hereof. or their consent to the same win be
taken confessed by an order rro CON Iesso against
him ROB'T A. THOMPSON ovS
.Comrs. Office, March 20. 1850 8mo
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
PIoRBRs--rN onDiSAnX.D ''R r"

jacob beWie ~ = 70 ~ y ~
VS. Petition for Partition.
Charles Wood, ct. ais
IT appearing TO my satisfaction that william, Nor
an. and wife Sarah, Alex. Wood, John Wood,
.Bob't Wood. Tilman Howard and wife Ann defend
ants IN thjg CASE reside without the limits Of this
statel IL is ordered, therefore thhs the said ab.
sent defegdants do personally appear in the ordi-
the 2lst day of May next end object to the diyis-
Ion or sole of the Real Estate Of Joseph Wood de-
Of record. {, :,
4. W, E. IIoLCoSips, ORR. -
Sso 10 1850 sm ,
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SOD Printing
NEATLY poaE AZ. TilE COURIER OFFICE,
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-06-01
R. W. PIERCE, WV. GARRETT,
late Cond. Va. G. r.. R. Richmond.
r. w. PIERCE Il CO.,
Commission 4 Forwarding Merchants,

Corner Of Gary and 1871 Streets,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
WILL open at the above named place, on the
w Ist Of july. a large COMMISSION AND
FORWARDING HOUSE. Their facilities for sell
ing and shipping produce of all kinds are equal to
those o. any other firm in Richmond City. The
patronage of the public e, nerally, and especially
of the Valley OF Virginia. is respectfully soiiciteds
References.
Richmoad C;ty A. Garrett; Duke i Hutchin-
son Kent, Paine 4 Go. Alex. Holiday N. B.
Hill.
Hanocer.-Col. E. Fontaine, VIM. e. Wickham,
Charles Morl is.
Aoaisa.-Wm. Oyerton, 8. D. Gooch. Jno. Hun
ter. Gen. c. @. Coleman. N. w. Harris.
Oramge.-R. F. O'Mohundro, b. J. Barbour.
Atbsmorle.-Dr. J. 4. Woods, VIM. Southall,
Rev. j. W. Goss, Judge VIM. j. Robertson.
Augasta.-Maj. James Walker, Dr.. Walker, Il.
L: Gallaher, NJ. G.. Hartman, VIM. j. D.. Bell, ia
cob Baylor, j. n. McCue, P. N. Powell, r. J.
Hope, John Randolph, I. johnson, p. Hanger, J.
D. imboden, Gen. VIM. H. Hartman, Thos. +. Will
son, Sam'l. B.. Brown, VIM. Withrow, Jr.
RockiaqAem.-Josiah s. Roller. Erasmus eof-
man, q. W. Miller, Col. j. D.. Hopkins.
AUeghany.-Col. Saml. Carpenter.
Lentngtoa.-Dr. A.. Graham.
Epotsylrdnfa.- IS. Andrews
Amherst.-Wm. H Mostly.
Nelson.-C. B. Claiborne.
Car oiime.-Hon. ID. C.. Deiarnette.
Richmond, June l, 1866. -tf-Rock. Reg copy.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-06-01
Valuable Farm for Sale.

WILL offer for sale on Saturday the 4th day
Il of August next, if not sold privately before
that time, the valuable farm on which Robert 7.
Poage, now resides. It contains about
400 ACRES,
40 Or so of which are well t%i1nbered, and the clear
ed land in d fine state Of cpltivation. This farm is
one of the most beautifully and conveniently stu
ated in the County, and in a neighborhood noted
Tor the Intelligence and refinement of its people,
It is situated five miles North of Staunton, imnie-
diately Oh the Stanton and Winchester Turnpike,
which passes in front Of the Dwelling House, and
near the centre of the Farm. 1t is one mile from
Middle River, and the soil ~partakes much of the
richness of the river bottom. The improvements
SIRE com ortable and convenient; and water of the
best quality in every field on the place.
1t is seldom a more desirable place is offered for
sale, combining as it does all the advantages Of
productive soil, good neighborhood, convenience
to schools anG CHURCHES, and fine roads.
This farm will be sold on very reasonable terms,
such as cannot fail to please any reasonable person
really aesirous Of purchasing. The terms will be
made known on day of sale. ANY one wishing 70
look at the premises will be shown them by 4. I.
Pcage who lives on the farm, or myself. | may be
aeeh at my farm, Or in Staunton, at any time.
GEORGE POAGE.
Nay Is, 1S60.-tds.
Is~ Spectator aud Rock Register copy, and the
latter paper send account to this flee for collec-
tiOn-