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STAUNTON ACADEMY

| STANTON ACADEMY.
TIME 1st term of the session closes last of January
| i 1861 and the End commences the LIST of Feb
| This school is PREPARATORY TO THE UNIVERSITY OF
Va. The Principal has diplomas, from that institu
ton, and letters of recommendation from some OF its
most distinguished professors. For particulars in
gard to tuition, board, textb books, &C., apply to
Dec. 27-tf JAS. A. WADDELL, M. ID.
CTOVEs! sTOVEs!! STOVES Ill have
| - on hand the most approved styles of COOKING
STOVES, also Air tight and Paror Stoves of variou:
patterns; Tenders, Andirons, &C., &c. l would espe
cially call attention to the OLD DOMINION COOK
STOVE which after ten years in this county, de
servedy ranks as the very best Stove for family use
yet introduced. GEO. E. PRICE.
| Nov. %, 1859.
FRESH ARRIVAL OF HARDWARE
| I have just returned with very large supply 0
| foreign and Domestic HARDWARE, comprising
great variety of sHousekeepers Articles, Tools ant
Materials for all the various mechanical trades ant
Farmers use all of which will be sold at the marke
rates to prompt buyers. GEO. II. PRlCE
| Staunton, Nov. %, 1859.
nISTOLS.-We have Just received by Express
i direct from the manufacturers, supply of"Cot'
| Revover's :" also Pistols of other patterns We will
also receive by Express tomorrow, the regular Armo
ry and Navy Revolver with belts attached Those IL
want of such articles will please call and examine ou
stock WOODS d GlLkESON.
Staunton Nov %. 1859.
NEW GOODS-FRENCH MARINOES, &C.
~ We have also large lot of French Marinoes al
| Wool Delanes, Poplins, Alpaccas, Poll De Cherries
English Valencias, Coburgs We are also receiving
some new goods suited to the season.
| Staunton, Dec. 20. PIPER FUNKHOUSER.
0LD DOMINION COFFEE POTS-A fresh supply
WOODS & GILKESON.
Staunton, Nov Is, 1859.
EURS! FURS! !-Another supply just received g
i PIPER & FUNKHOUSER'S
Staunton, Dec. 20.
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Mr. THOS J. BAGBY, General Collector, Rich
mond, is authorized Agent for the StGunto~ Spec
i1tOr.
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AUCTION SALES.
LARGE and VALUABLE FARM FOR

IA SALE-We will offer our valuable Farm lying on
Moffets Branch II miles from Staunton, Parnas-
sus for sale, Thursday the sth Of March, 1860 1t
contains 600 Acres-about 800 of which are cleared
well fenced, and in good state of cultivation The
balance is well timbered. The improvements consist
of large BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, good
Barn and other outhouses. There is near the house
large spring of as good water as is to be found
in the county. Also large fine meadow, and $50 or
200 acres of timbered land fenced in which makes
fine outlet for hogs. These and many other advanta-
ges make this desirable farm. We will sell 400 a.
cres with the improvements or the entire tract just
as the purchaser may DESIRE
| The Terms will be very accommodating. As
the tract of land is large, the purchaser will be re-
qured to pay $4,000 down; the balance in six equal
payments, the title given when the third payment is
made.
| Possession will be given Immediately.
Persons wishing to buy land would do we'll to call
and for themselves for will sell the greatest
bargain that has been sold in the county for 20 years
San 10, 1861 JOHN F. SILLING BROS.
TRUSTEE,S SALE OF TOWN PROPER
i TY.-By virtue OF deed of trust executed to
me on the oath day of March, 1854, by NJ. W Craw-
ford and recorded in the husngs Court of the town
of Staunton for purposes therein mentioned, will
proceed in front of Crawford Cochran's Store, on
Saturday. the 7 Of Janaa'y. 1860, to sell, at public
auction, that valuable LOT in the town of taunton
on the corner of New and Frederick Sts., known as
the "Old Market House Lot"
TERMS One fourth in hand or by negotiable note
at MONTHS interest added, well endorsed the bal
ance payable in 6, 10 49, and "a MONTHS with inter
est ON date for which bonds with approved secnri-
ty will be required and the title retained as ultimate
security.
Sale to commence at II o'clock, A. NJ.
| H. NJ BELL Trustee
| TURK CUSHING, Auctioneers.
Dec. 6.-tds.-V. copy.
POSTPONEMENT-Th above sale is postponed
to Saturday the 4M of February nert.
| Jan To- 1850 H. NJ BELL, Trustee
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THE MARKETS.
SCAUNTON MARKETS.
WHOLESALE PRICES.
Reported 6u p. N. PosoeW Dc Go.

JANUARY II, 1860.
(NewSupernne. :. 100000 so
FLOUR. Extra, ........................ 5.50@O.75
Family. Observation-Disclosures. 6.50@O75
Rye. 0.SO@O00
GRAIN.3 Oats, Observation-Disclosures .30@0.33
Corn, New. ..... ..... 80. 0.70@000
BUTTER. Fresh Roll, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 0.18M0 90
LARD, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $4,000. 10
DR. AcrEp Lump per Ton, .............1l00@ 0c
! Ground, ..,.......... 10000. 90
Ashton, .................3 .25@3O0
SALT. Marshall, Observation-Disclosures. 300@0OO
Ground Alum. 2.50@075
RICHMOND MARKETS.
Reported forthe Spectator By W. d. 7omDkims d. Bro
RICHMOND. JAN. 10, 1860.
ELOUR-Sales of Super6ne Sc Extra, 81.
WHEAT-Red $l.10@l25. White $l.S0@l45.
CORN-Sales S5@90
GLOVER SEED-s5M06.
FLAX SEED 81 30@l 40.
DRIED APPLES-$l 45011 so.
PEACHES-$41a
Unpeeled $2H
VENISON-s12L@l5 cts
BUCKWHEAT-s3@315
PARTNERSHIPS
WAX-3l@32
HAY-$l 25
PLAsTER-s4115 by the cargo.
GUANO-$5S.
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POULTNEY g. TRtMBLE.
THE
SPORTMAM WAREHOUSE

700 Baltimore St. BaltO., Md.
DEVOLVERS, PISTOLS of all knds-Adams, AL
IL lens and Colts Revolvers. new Shooter
weighing only ounces which wads with cartridges
is half the size of Colts and very effective. Wads
Caps Flasks Pouches, Drinking Cups and Flasks and
Orders per mail receive immediate attention.
A large assortment of common and fine SKATES
and Sleigh Bells. POULTNEY u TRIMBLE.
Baltimore Dec 90 lS59.-lOmo.
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DARLOR STOVES.-We have received in ad
i dition to our first supply, very handsome Par
or Stove, which be used open close stove
The whole top can be lifted Off by which la ge sticks
OF wood can be put in. Call and see it at
WOODS u GILKESON
Staunton, Nov. o. 1859
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- - PLEASANT SUMNER RESORT.
BUFFALO GAP HOUSE

BUFFALO GAP HOUSE.
THIS well Known Mountain Retreat, 10 miles west
i of Staunton, OK the Central Railroad is open for
the accommodation OF tray lleTs and visitors Per-
sons wishing 10 spend the, heat of Summer in cool
quiet way cannot find more suitable pace in all Vir-
gnia 1t is easy of accessible Cars of the Central
Railroad passing by it every day. The house Is large
and convenient surrounded by the most beaGtiisl
Sulphur, Chalybeate and Alumni Water con-
venient. ELLIoTs KNOB. the highest mountain in
Virginia. is visited by hundreds from this place.
good TEN PIN ALLEY, with good order mo
0iskey and every attention the comfort OF visit
OrS.
Board per week, 81 ; per month $25; children and
servants half price.
Post Office, Swoope's Depot, Augusta Co., Va
June IA, 1853. p. HERRING, PROPRIETOR.
. I'll. HlLB HAS, AFTER ONE MONTHS
Ne absence, returned from the North with as large
and handsome stock of DRY GOODS, as was ever
before exhibited In this county, and offers the
on such terms, regarding price and quality, wall
compare tavorably with any Northern Retail House.
The time he spent in selecting his goods to advantage
will tell for ITSELF to all who will honor him with a
call. lie has no partner to divide his profits, and
having bought the greater part of his stock at two OF
the most extensive Auction Houses in the United
States, Myers Claghorn 4 Co.. and Furness Briniev
OF Philadelphia, from 20 to 25 per cent lower than
they can be bought at any Wholesale House. viii
enable him to sell at astonishing low prices
Call and see for yourselves at the CAE1P CASH
81 ORE, opposite the Virginia HOTEL 80
gY ALI articles warranted sound or no sale. p
Staunton, Nov. Is, 1885, el
@ HOE FINDINGS.-Frenc.l Calf SKINS Ne,-1,uI
y and Women's Goat, Morocco. White nd ri
nings, Binding and Topping skis b al W
ties. Thread, Twist, Nails, BIackings
Mems, Women and Children Shoes. Or
Clamps G a. 3ps, , sg with French Kid,
'' sts 'Sn % Nov. %, 1859. .
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THE FARMERS GUIDE TO
SCIENTIFIC AND PRACTICAL
.AGRTCVLTER

By HENRY STEPHENS, F. r. s., of Edinburgh, and the
late J. P. NORTON, Professor of Scientific Agricul-
ture in Yale College, New Haven. Vols. Ro! al
Octave. 1900 pages, and numerous Engravings.
This is, confessedly, the most complete work on
Agriculture published, and in order to give it a
der circulation the publishers have resolved to
dnce the nrice to
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FOR SHERIFF..

FOR SHERIFF..
- We are authorized to announce Col. JAS. M.
LILLEY a candidate for Sheriff of Augusta coun-
| ty, at the next election.
Dec. 20-tde.
- We are authorized to announce JOHN J. La
REV candidate for Sheriff Of Augusta county.
- We are authorized to announce HENRY Fl.
PECK candidate for the Office of Sheriff of Augusta
! county
Jan. 8. 1865
~ We are authorized to announce PETER G..
STEELE candidate for the Office of Sheriff of Au-
gusta county
Jan. 10, 1907
FOR TOWN SERGEANT.
"a" TO THE VOTERS OF THE CORPORATION
OF STAUNTON-I candidate for the Office of
Town Sergeant at the next election and have only to
say, if elected that will devote my whole time to
and will discharge duties the best of my ability
Respectfully, JAS. II. WATERS.
Jan. 10, 1907
To the Voters of the Corporation.
offer myself as candidate for the office of Town
Sergeant, which election takes place the 4th of A.
pr- In doing feel that it is due to you to assure
you that will endeavor to discharge the duties of the
Office with promptness and with a.vew to render salts
faction to ALL r. W. STEW ENSON.
January II, 1860.-tde*
say- We are authorized to announce VIM CRAIG
candidate for the Office of Sergeant of the town Of
Staunton.
Stanton, Jan. II.
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS.-BOBT COWAN,
LII has just received large assortment of Books
suitable for HOLIDAY PRESENTS, consisting of
Books Of Poetry, Annals Bibles Prayer Books, Hymn
Books, SC. Also an assortment of handsome fancy
articles.
Staunton, Dec. 13.
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL r. ROAD.
Ezlzzssz9 Es5z1zs3 - 49,
"a 5Sss ~ s Sa Sa 81 - A ssaa8


80 80 49, $50 80; 81 - 2az
Mail and Passenger Train Going East,
I EAVES Staunton Daily at.............6.35 A. M.
IL Leaves Waynesboro' Daily at ........7.O9 +"
Going Vest.
Leaves Stauntou Tri-weekly, viz-Mondays, We'd
nesdayS and Fridays at. 245 p m.
Leaves Jackson's River for -Staunton on Tuesdays,
FREIGHT TRAIN, WITH PASSENGER CAB
ATTAINED,
Going West.
Leaves Waynesboro' Tuesdays, Thursdays,
and Saturdays at; ....:.............7.2o A: M.
Leaves Staunton same days at. 800
Going East.
Leaves Jackson's River Tuesdays, Thurs
days and Saturdays at .............. 845 A. NJ
Leaves Staunton for Waynesboro', $50 p. m
Mail Train going East connects at Gordonsvie with
train on Orange and Alexandria Railroad for Wash.
ington, Baltimore, &C., and at Richmond with trains
for Petersburg, Lynchburg, &C., same day. Trains
going West connect Goshen with Stages to Lexing
ton at Millboro with Stages for Warm Springs, and
at Jackson's River with Stages for White Sulphur
Lewisburg, &C.
THOS. DODAMEAD, Gen'l Supt.
Oct. is, 1S59.-Vin copy.
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\ AES &c.-0 doz. Superior Axes, doz Boys
IA do. Also very superior lot of axe helves lust
received and for sale by WOODS GILKESON.
Staunton, Oct. 25. -.
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CONFECTIONERY ESTABLISHMENTS
CHOICE VARIETIES
FOR TIL E SEASON AT THE ST D
FORMERLY OCCUPIED BY
WIN. It. MOUNT, Main St-, StauntoD,. Va
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ROM have just received large lot of the best
L English refined Eon comprising all sorts of Rods,
Band, Tire, Oval Strap &C., &C., which the atten-
4 ton of Smith s is requested GEO b. PRICE
Stanton Nov % 1888
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AIDES Morocco Bags, from 81 to $811S at
~ Staunton, Nov. To- 8. d. H1LB s.
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NTANTED.-A MAN that can make good farm
w Harness and Collars, and make or repair old
saddles, to whom | will pay liberal salary by the
year. single man man of small family prefer
red with sober industrious habits. Apply at this Of
fee.
Jan. 10: 1S6O-1m
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EANCY DRESS SILKS AT COST.-We
IL have reduced the price of our Fancy Dress Silks
to prime cost from this date to the list OF March
Our stock of Silks is still quite good. We advise
those who may wish to purchase, to give an early
call. PIPER a. FUNKHOUSER.
Stanton, Dec. 20.
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INSURANCE COMPANY.
LYNCHBURG, VA.
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL. $500. OOOl

Marine, Fire and Life Risks at Current Rates
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CLUBBING.

ES lN0N6y CN7T6NI W tN6 OtUO6 WHeTt
qciIE be receiced at par. zA
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Augusta county Court Clerks Office to wit:
TNSTRAY.-Takenu up by VIM. Shirley, his
u land In said county, the 50th day of October,
1852 of the following description to wit:
A Steer of black color, between two and three
years old, marked with crop and underkeel in the
right ear and appraised at $l6
Extract, Teste,
Jan 10, 1860. j. ID. IMBODEN, CPk.
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90 BBLS Crushed. Powdered, Granulated and COT
CU fee Sugars, just received and tor sale low oy
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MISCELLANEOUS
INSURANCE AGENCY.
A. E. HUFF.
TRAVELLING AGENT FOR THE
LynChburg Hose & Fire Insurance Co..
LYNCHBURG HOSE AND FIRE

Merchants Insurance Company. Richmond,
SALEM, ROANOKE CO., VA.
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TLOAKlNG CLOTHS.-A few pieces of Black
~ Corded Cloaking Cloth, just received at
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UTANTED-I wish to hire purchase good
w COOK, WASHER and IRONEk
St.unton Dec 13 L. WADDELL, Jr.
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POSTPONEMENT.-T above sale is postponed
to Saturday the 4M of february mert.
Ian 10 1890 n M BELL, Trustee
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MEAT CUTTERS.-We have on hand new
l supply of Meat Cutters and Suffers of differen
patterns WOODS g. GILKESON
Staunton, Nov. 15 1859.
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R N Il w Err Y

NHE subscribers have entered into partnership for
i the purpose of carrying on the Brewing business
in Staunton. They will have hand for wholesale a
good supply of the best LAGER BEER, of their own
making. Persons wishing to get supplies will please
send in their orders, apply Henry Frank at the
Clothing Store of Steiner, Bro. & Co.
= RICHTER FRANK.
Stanton January 10, 186O.-3ts.
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CTOVES, STOVES.-We have just received s.
~ Stoves OF various patterns some entirely new tt
which we invite the attention of the public.
StauntOn. Oct. rs. WOODS 4 GILKESON
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T1OR Hats Caps, and every style of Gents Furnish
l. ing Goods, call at j. YOLLIIZS
Stanton Oct. IL. 1859. Clothing Ho.ssn
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VOL. XI.---N0. l3

tremo agony. Il suspicion of the truth
flashed upon mymind. | few to the
door Of my hut and looked out upon tho
scene. | then, fdr the first time, learned
the uses Of that great pile of stones
From beneath them. from the top, from
every crevicc, tongues of fire and thin
volumes Of smoke were rising, whi]g
roasting On the very apex were the poor
.gre po had been 'captives in the
a1Their cries that.fsirly
- 6od in1As = pt
wer1 1901 tya ,heir aze.fnEi5neF@ %1th
iests and laughter More fuel to tho
fire. Higher and higher mounted the
flames fainter and fainter grew the
agonizing cries, until I spell bound till
uow---knew that all was over. No not
over! for after that came the cannibal
feast-tho horrid tele in which these
monsters revelod and gorgod and stuffed,
until they grew stupid from very sur.
felt
Two weeks after my vessel returned,
and as | saw her bounding along her
baImy track, an involuntary thonksgiy.
ing burst ftom my lips that I bad so
long been spred among, and had now
escaped from the sayagas. Even as /
write a shudicr creeps through me at
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LAND FOR SALE.

80 .AC ACRES r IS S.'I..l,; Of land s! miles
ylng on Shuqualak creek about $50
acres open and in an excellent State OF
d;ivatlon-the most of it black slough
nd and well adapted to the growth of
7,her corn or cotton. The greater
fllon yet to be cleared is under
" substantial fence, and is well tim
2ered with some as fine rail and board
'IlaS 0s can be lound in the country; it
3 . also an excellent grade Of cotton land.
10 improvements consist of very
'oniortable dwelling with four rooms,
oo1 IS situated on high sandy ridge,
ra@orkObIe for its health and the beau.
' y grove which surrounds il. The
a'aouses are nnder good repair; new
s,oAouse and running gear just com.
p'e'ed, The above land can be pur.
cu'Sed on very reasonable terms, and
Paymenls in accordance; also two thou.
s'od bushels Of corn, together with
sock and Ianning utensils II desired.
y, MCINTOSH.
WAGON Sept 5lh, 'e0-tf
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NY Early Love.
BY wGDEsWARTH.

It was an ardent, boyish love
That faded out as life grew older;
My heart flew to her like dove,
And lighted on her bcauteous shoulder
Or slipped the honey from her lips,
Orin her eyes found heavenly graces--
I loved bor to her finger tips
loved Lyr very Footprint traces.
Her features wore Il heavenly charm;
Her smile made an within me hutter
In rounded beauty was her arm;
Her little hand was fat as butter.
No wonder that I loved her SO
But she was false az she was pretty
Aud soon she sacked her little beau,
And took big one from the city.
| caught him out one gloomy-night-.-
Twas one Of loves EXTREMIST phases
/ aggravated him to fight
But oh he larruped me like bla2es
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E0ngh BsginnIng Of the IIOneYmOOn.

On last Friday morning an athletic
young farmer, in the town Of Waynes.
burg, took a fair girl AL bathod in
blushes, - from her parents, aud started
for the first town across the Pennsylva-
MIA line, to be married where the cere-
mony could be performed without a Ii
cense. The happy pair were accompau
led by sister Of the girl, a tall gaunt
sharp.feotured female, Of some thirty
seven summers. The pair crossed the
liue, we're married, and returned to
Wcllsyile, to pass the night. People at
the hotel where the wedding party stop
ped, observed that they conducted them
selves in rather singular manner, The
husband would take his sisiter.in. law,
the tall female aforesaid, into one corner
Of the parlor aud talk earnestly to her
GesticnlatiHt The while Then tl Ia.
ns4s 70 MIN 3 A aag~g 2na excited
vaaner The tho husband gould take
n hr young ride iato oorGer blt
he could no sooner cummenc taking to
her than the gaunt sister would rush
between ,hcm and angrily Join in the
conversation The people at tae hotel
ascertained what this meant, about nino
clock that evening. There vas an up.
roar in the room which had been assign
cd to the newly married couple. Fe-
male shisks and masculine "swears'
startled ,la people a, the hotel, and they
rushed to the spot The gauut female
was pressing and kicking against tie
door of the room, and the n4aly mar
rial man, mostly unlres,cd, was barring
her out witch all his might. Occasional
ly she would kick the door far enough
to disclose the stalwart husband, in bis
gentleman Greek Slave apparel.
1, appeared ,hat the tall female in
sisted upon occupying the same room
with the ncwly-wedded pair; that her
sister was fyorably disposed to the ar
rangomeut, and that lLe husband had
agreed to c before the wedding took
place, aud was nog Indignantly repudia-
ting the CONTRACT
Won't you 60 away now Susan.
peaceful | said the newly married man
sohening his voice.
"No" said she, Il won't-so there -
Don't you bulge an inch" :" cried the
married sister within the room.
"Now-2ncr Maria" said the young
man tohis wife in a piteous tone, don't
so to cuttin, " in this way--now don't
I'll cut up as much as | wanter ~
She sharply replied
Well" roared the desperate man,
throwing the door wide open and stalk.
ing out among the crowd, "well just you
two women put on your duds and 60
right straight home and bring back the
old man and woman, and your grand
father, who is nigh on to a hundred
bring 'em all here, and TA marry tie
tehole ID caJoOdle Of EN- ant
reU aH sleep together"
The difficulty was finally adjusted by
the tall female taking room alone
Wellsville is enjoying itself over the SEN
sation --Cleageland Plaiadealer.
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State Of mississippi, {
NOENbee CONlkn. {

PRrBsTa C.uRT . ToDEt rsBN a u 700.
In the matter Of The petition of James
r. Morgan, administrator Of james
l.. lIenkle, deceased, for sale Of land
10 pay debts.
To Louisa Il. Stenson and her husband
D G. Slcnson, Martha Henkle,
Francis NJ. Henl;e aud John Hen.
kIe,
WOU are hereby notified to be and
- appear before this court, at the
courthouse thereof, in the town Of Ma.
con on the third Monday in December,
AD 1860, il being the first day of said
term, to answer said petition and to
show cause II any lhev can whv iho
hands described as follows. io.wi}' II
wees natl at tie aoF6h att1 gtss tsls
sec. l5, township l6 raige i6 east.
containing eigh Y acres rsare OF les4
should not be sold to pay debts as pray
ed for in said petition.
Issued on the 30lh day of October
A. D. 1850.
CHARLES BELTS.
Oct 81, go. Gw Clerk,
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STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, !
NoXUBEG CoUNTy.


psoBAvG COURT, oCfoB9a rESa, A y, laiA
In the matter of the petition Of John
J. Stoyall, administrator Of the estate
of Eli Borger deceased, for sale of
porishablo and personal property and
slaves, to pay debts
To Lugenlq Barger, Adaline Barger
Malissa Barger and Sarah Bargcr
nonresident heirs of Iii Barger de.
ceased--
WOU are hereby notiGed to be and
n appear before this court, at the
Court house thereof in the town of Ma
con, on the third Monday in December,
A, D., 1860, it being the first day Of said
December term, then and there to show
cause, if any you can, why said property
and slaves should not be sold to pay
debts of deceased as prayed for.
Issued October 20, 1860.
CHARLES BELTS,
Clerk.
Oct. 81, go, 6w
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1860-11-07
No Family ,hOud be Without One.
W. Il. BRAMIN S' CO.'S
f. WING NJ A CHE S,
J, T.. BUCK Agent,
GlQc0a, Miss.

yIIE stitch taken by our Machiaes
is not surpassed, either in strength
Inability by that of any other ma
e. Iii DouBLGLocNGD and very
ic, 50 that any seam can be stretched
The capacity Of the goods without
aking the stitch, and cannot be ripped
h1ugh every fourth stitch he cut.
his Machine will quilt, hem, gather,
III and embroider The latter a pc.
n feature, and for all varieties of
vi N braid patterns is very useful.
. Machine is beautifully finished
cry portion, and is mounted on a
y polished table with cover aud
ser, rendering it handsome orna-
~. for the parlor Price S45, $50,
$780,
Noarc prepared to supply any orders
81 nay be received
pt. Il, 1860. If