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Staunton Sgettator.
sIcHaRD MAUzY, Editor& & Proprietor.
AOTT. AND INST. GENL's OFFICE, /
RICHMOND, Nov. 81, 1852. J


General Orders
Cammaudarts of conscripts viii cause the following
order be published for at least seven unle % ,h
Confe6eracy to ensure its reaching every par'oi e
country bo
l. III commissioned officers and enlisted men VINO
ar. pav absent from their commands from any other
cause than actual disability. duty unoer oroeIs
from the Secretary OF War, or from ihelr
commanders, will return to their commanus "-sAou'
ri Commissioned officers failing to comply with the
provisions of the foregoing paragraph wltnih Feas-
ouable length of time case to exceed tWenty ua
fte The n1bcation of this order. shall be dropped
from the rolls of the army In disgrace, ana tnelr
names will be furnished to the ommanoan' oI con-
ZIP PS AZ III i;sqad men who shall fail to comply with
the PROVISIONS of Paragraph l. of this Order within
reasonable length of time, shall De as u
Srnisbed 10 the commandant OF conscTipts In tnelr
state for publication such other action as may oe
deemed most efhcactous. o.:-4 -, eon.or.+;o,. of
oil concerned to carry this order into immediate ell
fect Department Commanders are directed TO require
from the commanding officer OF eacn separa's - ,
mand in their Departments a prompt report Oh Tue
nan,as of all commissioned officers and ennsteo men
now absent from their commands These Reports mus
state in the cause OF absence ana any reg
mental battalion or company commander VINO shai
neglect to furnish such report, or VINO snail KNOW,
ingy be guilty of conceang any case OF
absence shall on conviction thereof De summary
dismissed.
v Under the provision of the End clause OF para.
yranh / ofGeneral Orders, No. So, commissioned OF
Hcers aud privaes who incapable OF bearing arms
in consequence of wounds received IN pate, ou az
are Otherwise fit for service required II not other
wise assigned, to report to the nearest commandan
of fconscrpts their respective states s VINO ,S WILL o
afion of stragglers and the enforcement of the pro
visions of this order with full power 10 call upon h
nearest military authority for such assistance as MAJ
be necessary thereto.
VI Officers of the Qnartermaster's Department
CHARGED with payment of troops, are hereby directed
not 70 pay any commissioned officer noncom MISSION
ed officer or private, who does not furnish satisfac
EVIDENCE that he not liable to the penalties de
scribed in the foregoing order. Any dsoursing OH
Ger who shall make payment in violation OF tins orde
shall he sble on his bond for the amount of sucl
payment By order, coonED
(Sigaed,) D oooF En-,
Dec g-St Adl. ana inspector Oehefai'
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Logic for the Little Ones.

The following extract from L;ncoln's last,
will suit the nurseries:
cit is not SO easy to pay something as it is to
pay nothing; but it is easier to pay a large sum
than it is to pay larger one and it is easier to
pay any sum when we are able than it is to pay
if before we are abIe'' sset
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COMMISSIONERS OFFTCE.

Augusta county, December 5th, 1862.
'NO the creditors of the estate of Isaac H. Steele
i decd, and all others concerned You are herehs
notified that at the request of John j. Larew Admin
lstrator of the estate of the said Isaac H. Steele de-
ceased. have appointed MONDAY, the 5th of Jan
uary, 1853 at my Office for ecelving proof of debts
OF demands, against the said decedent or his estate
at which time you are required to attend
Given under my hand Commissioner in Chan.
Gerry Of the County Court of Augusta County, the day
and year first aforesaid. WIN. G. STEKRETT,
Dec at Commissioner
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By virtue of decree of the County Court of Augusta
Va. (in chanoery) will sell to the highest bidder on
Friday, January 3D. 1868, the undivided interest of
IN In-as Jun, Deceased, (being one-tweth subject
to the Widows -4r claim in about 300 acres of
land heIong;nn ~ at4en ---na- sen., deceased
II los ~ ~ p - y $500 ~ - Lue..-5 Nav.
port. = Ao-- : =
Terms :-One half cash and balance in six months.
Ron. good personal security, and the title re-
aimed as furs.s seoority. HENRY OFT,
Nae o-tds Commissioner.
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Dec. 16-4ts
10 wit:

/lRGINlAs 10 WIZ
At a county Court of Augusta, held at the Court.
House on Monday, the 25th day of November, S6z,
Samuel B. Finley, Plaintiff,
as. In Chancery.
John Givens, Defendant.
This day came the plaintiff by attorney, on whose
motion ordered that the death of the defendant.
John Givens be entered of record, and that this
cause be revived in the names of Georgiana, his
wife, and Victoria and Nancy, the children and heirs
at law Of John Givens, deceased The object of this
suit is to obtain conveyance of the legal title OF a
small portion of land, omitted from the deed OF John
Givens and wife to the plaintiff, dated 18th March,
1851 and of record the Clerks Office of this Court.
1t appearing from satisfactory evidence that the
defendants Georgiana Gyens, and Victoria and Nan
cy, her children, not inhabitants of this Common
wealth. and they not having entered their appearance
and given security according to law, it is ordered
that said defendants, Georgana Givens Victoria CIV
ems, and Nancy Givens, do appear here within one
month after due publication hereof, and do what is
cessary defend their in this suit and that
copy of this order be posted at the Court door of the
Court House of this county. the lst day of the
next term of said Court Teste.
WM a. BURNETT, ID. G.
SHEFFEY BUMGARDNER p. Q.
Dec q At
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s. LIE OF NEGROES

Under order of the Circuit Court OF Augusta county,
rendered at the November term 1862, in the of
Randolph's widow and heirs, Randolphs Admin
istrators, &C., the undersigned Commissioners will
proceed, at the town of Greenvle the 9th day of
December, 1862, to sell seven likely SLAVES, consist
ing of men, woman, boy AND girl.
Terms of Sale Three months credit for bonds,
with approved security.
Sale to commence at II o'clock, A, NJ
VIM. F SMITH,
Nov. 1S-tds* JOHN j. LAREW, Comr rs.
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DULIC SALE OF THE Real EsTATE

EtOAIC > ALE OF II il. EgTATE
Il OF VIM. B. YANCEY, DEC'D-The nndars,an1
ed surviving Commissioner appointed by the decree of
the Circuit Court OF Rockingham county, in a cause
therein pending in the of Geo O. Conrad (Snar
dian, DC, VS.. Conrad, &C., will proceed, ons the
premises, on THURSDAY, the 18th day of Januarv
1855 to offer, at pubic anction, that large and ya,a
bic tract OF land, situated the Shenandoah River
IN the county ofRockingham, and known as the home
farm OF the late Wm- B. Yancey, deceased This land
Is not surpassed by any in the county of Rock
1t is well improved and in fine order The improve
ments are of the first order, consisting of dwelling
mouse, with convenient out-houses. There is a Mil
ana Saw Mill, supplied by fine water power on the
premises There will be offered about $50 acres: it
VIII De divided into tracts to suit purchasers
e TERMS OF SALE -One-fouTth of the purchase mon
ey money IN so DAYS; one fourth in on tbs one
fourth In years; and fourth in wears from the
day OF sale the payments to bear interest from the
day OF sale. The purchaser will be required to exc
cute pond With good personal security and ien re-
VIM. B. YANCEY
Dec s-tos Surviving Commissioner.
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4 DESIRABLE WVESTlniEswT.

4 VERY VALUABLE EsTATETN THE,
"A VALLEY OF VIRGINIA FOR SALE UPON
REASONABLE TERMS.-Said estate is situated in
Augusta COUNTY, containing 62o acres well adapted
TO all kinds OF gi-'n and grass Between 800 and
400 acres are enclosed for cultivation the balance IN
valuable timber. The buildings are numerous and in
good order consisting OF large frame dwelling, ex-
epsye sabiing, barn, corn crib, gransries, and all
otner necessary out buildings. Tie water is Of su-
perior quaty-cold, requiring no ice. and very con-
dusive to health. Running water through the entire
length Of the place For particulars inquire of
Harman Bell Staunton, Va. Nov 4-3mos
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OFFICE VA. CENTRAL R,CO..
SPnfeTfl her. Qesl

l1tr- SOpiCfhDeEs i 4sns 1867
(SHANGE OF SCHEDULE-The following train,
Swiil b run on this road on and after Monday
September 18th:
The Mail and Passer ger Train leaving Richmond
at7 O'Clock 4. NJ for Staunton and intermediate
points daily. returning will leave Staunton at 7 O..
clock a. M. and arrive III Richmond at 6:I5 p M
The Accommodation Passenger Train, leaving
Richmond at $3.50 ?. A. for Gordonsville and inter
mediate points daily, Sundays excepted, returning
will leave Gordonsville at O'Clock p M and arrive
in Richmond at IL o'clock M.
The Mail and Passenger Train West of Staunton,
leaving Staunton at $3.50 a. M. on TUESDAYS Thurs
days and Saturdays, and returning the same days.
The Mail Train connects with the Orange and Alex
andrla Mali Train at Gordonsville for Rapidan and
at Charlottesville for Lynchburg. It connects at
Stanton with Stage Lines for Lexington HARRISON
burg and points further North Servants travelling
in first class cars will pay full fare
The Freight Train leaving Richmond daily. Sun
West st $50 A. II. on Tuesdays THURSDAYS and
Saturdays. The trains viii run West of Millooro
II. ID. WHITC0MB,
General Superintendent,
Sept. 23-tf
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600 REWARD,

For bay MARE stolen from nav sa,d She was &
years Ola eit hind foot white, and also part of the
nooi OF right fore foot, Also grey spot on the left
iGre shoulder; heavy name and tailthe latter cropt
Noy Att. Burke's Mill, Augusta CO.. Va.
sB Rockingham Register coDy. SS'
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NOTICE.

Ihe eo-partnership heretofore existing under the
style OF crawford Cochran is dissolved by linn
itatlon. All indebted to the late irm will please come
forward and settle without delay with ether OF them
who are only authorized to close the late business.
IN ne absence OF B. Crawford, G. NJ Cochran will at
tend at the old stand to the settlement of the busi
X CRAWEOpD n
NOV. lS-6t q N COCHRAN
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PUBLIC SALES,
FOR SALE,
!. THE STA UNTON .S1EAM MILLS.

THTS valuable property, built in 1858, at cost OF
L S27, ,OOo and furnished with the most improved
machinery will be sold at public sale in front Of the
Post-ofice in .aunton, the 9th day of December
1882 unless previously disposed Of of which due
tice will be given.
There are pairs of best French Burrs of feet di-
ameter and % inches depth. The pair of Plaster
Burrs are in seperate room and entirely cut off
from the Touring Mills. The Bolts and Chests a. e
of the most superior character and have small Burr
attached for regrinding middfngs. The whole are
driven nv one of the celebrated "Cerliss" Steam En-
zines of 80 horse power capable of working up to go
horse power and with more regularity than can be
secured py ordinary water power, and has consumed
only acord of wood in manufacturing 40 barrels OF
-four The Mill House is 20 BY As, and four stories
high and the Engine House so by 35 story high,
and both covered with slate The Mill is planned with
reference to additional improvements, and which a
rapidly increasing custom will soon render necessary
Present capacity of the MILL l2p barrels per dav.
The Mill Lot contains 21s acres, ad;oins the depot
of the Central Rail Road, side track of which runs
to the Mi-door 1t has also abundance of water and
fine site for a Tannery. Cooper Shop, 65 by
"a is on the Mill lot and furnished with the most
improved machinery for making barrels, buckets
&c which machinery may be bought with the
Mil at the option of the purchaser.
The attention ef the puniica is invited to this
Property. which is believed Is, be in competent
hands, one of the most valuable in the grain grow
ing Valley of Virginia.
known on day Of sale. or all cash, if the purchaser
desires it. S<,,,, f.
s. A. RICHARDSON,
Dee 2-tds W. II. TAMS.
| BF Richmond Whig and Lynchburg Republican
| copy three times week till SALE Rockingha.n, u,
Register and Lexington Gazette copy till saie Al
send bills to this office for payment. -----
| 4 DMINISTRA ATOR,S SALE OF =
| IA iIROES-As Administrator de 6ouas non with tn
VIII annexed of William Smith, decd, will proceed
at the town of Greenvile, Augusta county, to ser
at public auction, the 9th daY of December looz
Il0 likely negroes--men, women and chlldren-Wniee 7
/ we're left by the Will of said William Smith to y
Tarbet and wife, for life, and directed by his Wlii
| be sold at their death.
i Terms of Sale Three months credit for bonds ~
approved security. Sale to commence al = Q oio0A
WM. F. SMITH.
4 Administrator de b0nis non with the Will anne~A'
| Nov le-tds* of William Smith, DECEASED
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G00 REWARD !!

Stolen, from my farm, near Stauntop. BLACK
hoRSE-both hind fet-locks white, about Is hands
hlgh supposed to be 10 years DID, no other dis
tlngulshing marks reeollected will give reward
OF sStor the detection of the thief and SIS for the
recovery of the horse. JOHN NUNAN
Dec 9-3t#
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ARRESTED.


On the 18th of November, a man who calls himself
WILLIAM HINSON, and representing himself as G
deserter from the 44th Georgia Regment-Col. Lump
KID taken up in CASTOR county, N c., and lodg-
ed in MeeSie1,ns.-. iail. He riding large grey
about years DID, foretor slightly trimmed, and
blue spot on the wether. He Acknowledges having
stolen said mare from gentleman living between
Winchester and Staunton, Va. The undersigned has
the in possession awaiting the call of the owner
who can have the by proving property and pay
ing charges livs in Lincoln county, miles below
Beattie's Ford. JOHN DAVIS. +
Dec PIT gsu5is
Some newspaper in Staunton, Va, will please copy
four times and send bill to j. A. Fox, Esq, Charlotte
North Carolina Westesn Democrat.
NJ EW BOOKS AND STATIONERY JUST
In RECEIVED AND FOR SALE AT ROBERT
COWAN'S CASH BOOK STORE.-Chisolm's Man
ual OF Military Surgery The First Year of the War;
by f. A. Pollard The Second Battle of Manassas, by
E. A. Pollard; The Partisan Lea der, by Judge Bev-
eriy Tucker; The Quartermastes's Guide, by Major
Bloomfield Letter and Foolseap Paper, Envelopes,
&C &c. West Johnston's Map of Virginia.
Nov. 4-tf
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NEW MILITARY BOOKS.

Cavalry Drill and Sabre Exercise, by Geo. patten.
Notes on Artillery, by W. Leroy Brown.
The Volunteers Hand Book, by Cap. j. K Lee
Cary Bayonet Exercise and Skirmish Drill
Volunteers Camp and Field Book, by Jno Curry.
Instruction for Field Artillery. from Gilhams Man.
uaIs
The Field Manual for the use of Officers on Ord
nance Duty.
The First Year of the War
The Second Battle of Manassas
The Partisan Leader
War Songs of the South.
Naooleons Maxims of War.
just received and for sale by
Dec 2--tf ROBERT COWAN
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QUARTRRMAsTER's DEPARTMENT

5tAoNION FG November 70 l862
DERS0NS having claims against nv Department
IL are requested 70 present them at once for paw
nent. Persons holding back their ele,ms will find
duncuisy IN setting them. 81. Nj. BELL,
NQF. lS--W Mai q M
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GHOE PEGS.

Inc subscribers are prepared furnish all sizes of
oHoE PEGS by Wholesale or retail
Dec @-lmo* ID. j. LUSHBAUGH & BROS.
rl Staunton, Va.
lno hicnmond Dispatch copy one month in daily
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IOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE AT AUC-
Ii TION, JANUARY 1ST, 1851 will offer for
sale. at public apctlon on the lst day ef January
just beyond the limits of the corporation of the town
of Staunton. The Lot contains 10 of land, I'M
mediately the Va. Central Railroad; portion of
which is IN native forest of oak, with comfortable
Brick Dwelling, frame Kitchen. Smokehouse, and all
other necessary outhouses; Ice house and excel
lent well of water, good Garden with Sou hern ex-
,.osure and a young Orchard of Peach and Apple
Trees commencing to bear ANY person wishing TO
purchase a retired home, !" free from the noise and
hustle of city liis,' would do well to examine the
above property before The day of sale.
Terms made known OF day OF sale.
Dec e-tds RACHAEL C. LEWIS.
- For further particulars enquire of Benjamin
Crawford
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- : -os !" VI !. ~ oIz W ELL. y. " y.
A UGUSTA (,()TTNTY (11.TRT CLERK

HAVING disposed of our entire stock, we will
IL proceed forthwith to settle all amounts due the
concern. Persons having accounts against the same
will please present them. ROANE Il ABBY. 4
Dec = Il
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NOTICE! ]!

In pursuance of decree rendered by the Circuit
Court for Augusta county. in cause therein depend.
ing between the personal representative OF Patrick
O'Donnel, decd and his widow and heirs, on the 5th
day of November, 1862, will proceed to sell, the
lst day OF January next front of the Court house.
in the town ofStaanton the lot in the bill In said
cause mentioned containing between and acres.
situate 5 miles West of Staunton, near Hebron
Chnrch,-on credit of 6, l2 and 18 months, except
nefourth 10 be paid down. the purchaser giving bond
with good personal security, for the deferred pay
tnents, and the title retained ultimate security-
There is excellent fence, nearly altogether plank
pailipgs within IL: and upon it blacksmith shop.
with two fire places; dwelling house two and half
stones high; kitchen; dairy; meat house, corncrb;
and stable all in good order, and the stand consider
ed one of the best IN the county for blacksmith.
Capt David Sterrett, or VIM A. Brown. ESQ.,, liv-
ing near the property, will show it to any who may
wish to examine it, until the day of sale
Dec. ids. WILLIAM MATTER,
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

The Directors of the Central Bank of Virginia hsve
declared adiydend of SO per cent nett ont of the
prom OF the last five months, payable to the Stock
noroers on demand. w. FL. TAMS,
Dec 9-3t Cash,ar
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iayior Hoge's accounts are made off, and thew de-
sire to have them settled. All knowing them
VIII please come forwards and all having
eiihs against them will present them for settlement
Oct TT lsa TOEN D Ss'le a1 esnen T..
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NOTICE. = 2 =
A. NJ, will be sold, to the highest bidder at public
auction for cash, at Office No. L. in Court House Al
ley -Four or Five PIANOS, the property of the Insti
tuition, D. d B.; also some CARPETING, most OF
which is nearly new. zas H4 s. 8fa7 F77 IS p
Per order Of Ex Committee. ]. G. COvELL,
Dec iS--fds ~ Principal.
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4 ASI NOIIC E.
IL Having disposed of our entire Stock of Goods.
and request all persons knowing themselves Indebted
to US ON open accounts to come forward without de-
lay, and pay up, for to give their notes longer in
dulgence cannot be granted Those having claims
against are requested present the same for paw
ment. # CRAWFORD Il COCHRAN
Dor. 2S-tf
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RICHMOND, Va,
November lith, 1862.
+ EXCHANGE NOTICING. 8.
All Confederate officers and men who have been
captured and paroled in Virginia or Maryland at any
time from The beginning of bostties to the list Of
November, 1862 have been duly exchanged, and are
hereby so declared "'o
2. All Confederate officers and men who have haan
delivered at AIken's Landing en- James river at anv
time previous to the s1th of November 1859. have
oeen duly exchanged. and are hereby SO declared
g. All Confederate officers and men who have been
delivered at vicksburg, Mississippi previous to the
lst OF November, 1862, and including said date have
been duly exchanged, land are hereby so declared
Sfss ROBERT OULD,
NOV io--6t Agent of Exchange
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sY raE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
4 PROCLAMATION.


HAvING received a communication from the
Ill President of the Confederate States, lnvoans
the aid of the State Executive on several on
points deem proper IN giving my civil and
military and upon thesPeople of tne ~ ooniio
generally, to lend their assistance.
By united and harmonious action, cur lnuopeIn I -
can and will be obtained. cheerful ana ready ooo
dlence to the laws should be given untii tney az
pronounced by competent tribunals TO pc uhcohs''''
tional. .a;. 4ho
constituted authorities in their just endeavors To pro-
mote the public welfare iss H
THE President asks for assistance in the enrolment
of conscrps and the forwarding of them to the pro-
ner noints of rendezvous To render his appeal ef-
fectual invoke the aid OF the Commissioners vi sn
Revenue the Sherifs and Constabes and the
of the Peace. From their general knewieoge ol az =
the inhabitants of their several DISTRICTS tney nave
in their power to find out and to report TO the
ling officers all persons liable to ana WI.
render efficient service by expedItng the conscflps
10 their several destinations.
nose we have at heart requires that every man, aDe
70 military duty should be stimulated by moral sua
sion and ii need be, by compulsatory process 70
~ e country the advantage of his intellect ana MS
nh vsical energies The country has rgns 'o sne
services of all and none should be allowed 70 sheaA
or skulk from duty .;e,s To the
army ali officers and within the state apse1'
without leave, or whose term OF absence nas eAprs 80
or who have recovered from dlsabiIlty, anu aae
aha to return to duty This absence Is the cause "
the fruitlt IS victories heretofore gained IN any
az nf .ha great battles in which armies have Deen
Victorious all the force composing those armies nae
been present none entertain doubt Dut una. .ns
enemy would have been utterly crushed ana
and that our State would have been relevea ON ".
curse of invasion and the consequent desoation OF the
fairest portion territory. How essen'ai .nen
is ii that this fruitful of I'LL should cease
exist An officer private absent wltnou' leaYc
no,hine but deserer Let the finger OF scorn OF IN
vouno and the Old of the matron and the maiden Q
oointed at such denquens. and. IT shame vii s, No
tha ne,ohborhoods in which they skulklng and o
carried back under guard to their encampmen.s.-
law Virginia that t any psTbse Mbe
an.aa sud- ~ sball absent himself without leave, tn
Of the detachment or Of The regiment
nah ha helonps may order lin to his proper oincer
= : = .-.ati6ahla excuse shall b
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4 UGUsTA COUNTY COURT CLERKS

A UGUsTA COUNTY COURT CLERKS
IA OFFICE to wit:
Taken up, by Hugh W. Sheffey. on his land in said
county, near Staunton, the = day of August 1852,
an estray OF the following description, 10 wit:
HE1FER of redish color, white on back, and left
BORN partly broken off, no brand flesh mark ex-
cept IN right ear, which has crop, slit and under
keel, supposed to be about years old, and ap-
praised at $50.
Extract-teste.l
Dee 9-3t. VIM T. JEWELL D. G.
A UGUSTA COUNTY COURT CLERKS
IN OFFICE, to wit:
Taken up, by Jacob Bear, on his land near Church
vile, on Monday, the Oath dav of November, 1852,
an Estray HElFER, of the following description, to
wit:
An Estray HEIFaR OF brindle color, with white
belly, no ear marks. supposed to be four years DID,
and appraised at $50
( i lExtract-Testei VIM T. JEWELL, D, G..
Dec. 16-3t
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NEW KooKs'
REGULATIONS
for the
1 AST NOTICE.

Army of the Confederate States
authorized edition, just received and for sale by
Dec 9. ROBERT C0WAN