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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-19

WrOUR VIoToRY AT BuLLToWN,-The
following letter gives an interesting ac-
count of our victory at Bulltown:
One of the greatest victories that has yet
occurred in West Virginia was achieved
by the gallant little band of the 9th and
18th West Virginia regiments at BulltoWn,
on the 18th inst. At O'Clock, A. NJ, of
that day the Federal forces at that point,
only l55 in number, were attacked by the
renegade VIM. L. Jackson with rebel
force, stated by him in a note demanding
the surrender of the garrison, to be 900
strong, aud which has since been ascer.
tanned to haye,not been less that 800, with
two pieces of artillery.
The Federal force was under command
of Captain W. 81. Mattingly OF 90. g, 9Th
West Virginia, and consisted of parts Of
companies G. and 1. sof the 9th, and of
companies O, F and b, of the 1lth West
Virginia regiment. The fight was kept ap
till P. b., and resulted in the complete
repuIse of the rebs., with q loss of from
fity to sixty killed, wounded and prisoners.
Our loss was slight. Capt. Mattingly was
dangerously wounded in the thigh by a
musket ball, but is recovering and will
likely survive. hieut Hole, of the 11th,
was slightly wounded.
JaeEsou after the lirst FIRE sent in a flag
of truce, demanding a surrender, saying
he knew the exact force, amount of am
uDition, &C. 1.-The. answer was thatif he
knew where they were, to come and take
them. jackson expected to capture the
whole force and come on to Weston, no
doubt, but was sadly disappointed. Capt.
Simpson of Co. O, llth, who took COM
mand after Capt. Mattiugly was wounded,
told his boys to remember Spencer, and
most nobIy did the 9Th and 18th West Vir-
ginia redeem whatever has been heretofore
attributed to them. Too much praise cam
not be awarded to them for the heroic
and brave repulse of the rebel vaudnls.-
The vain boasts of the::Southern chiyalry
of one gray back beauaI to Eve blue jack
cts was completely exploded in this iu-
stance, and the tables turned on them.
The noted Bill Thompson was with the
rebels as Lieut.. COL, as was also nearly
all of our Lewis county traitors. w.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-19

n9NIenF s6HooI.-J. h. Cooke will
commences new term Of night school in
South Wheeling Public School House on.
Monday evening, the 18th instant. Branches
taught, Writing, Arithmetic and Book
keeping. Price of tuition, 81 per month.
ats
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-19

Caicaso. Oe,obsr. ls.-TWsuty-six Of
Morgan's men escaped from camp Doaglas
last night 81 digging q hole from undeg
one Of the baFFaeks under The fence.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-19
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The iransp.s 49, s..tls 10 the marta Of I'll,
The nun.roa. a.ily ropo... Of ...OolDAlns cure.
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1t has advantages over any other remedy, At once
curing the disease. md impartng tone and strength
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Lead and harnIss % the infant, ana paHuElal In
the admit case,
TO the soldier, especially, . Il Invaluable, being
appropriately termed By them, in many certificates,
Mothers hnd e superior to any soothing syrup for
children teethtng freed from the injurious effects Of
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the disease. Sold By respectable Dealers every
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-19
HAGANs MAGNOLIA BALM.

Thisis ths most dslightfal aud sxttaorainary ar.
ticIe ever discovered Il changes tho sun tnrnt
face aud hands % pdAFly satin texture Of fAViIhng
beauty, Imparting The marble purity Of youth, and
the dialogue appeaTanee 30 inviting IN the city
belle Of fashion. II removes tan, feekles, pImples
and roughness from the Skn, leaving the compilation
fresh, Transparent aud smooth. Il contains no ma
toriAl Injurious 10 thSGkin. PAtrouisedby Actresses
and opo slpgers. II Is what every lady should
have. Sold everywhere.
DEMAs 3. BARNES = co.
1870 General Agents.
sspi 6m 2Oa BROADWAY, n. 7.
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Mau iYnrk ITonar ITarket.

Ne Yo1K, oossssF II1---sispsy- More eet.ys q
SioidSFsEg Irregular and uussltlsds 0palIng q
EliE arlI ei1rina - a az. p
SIosks=Tfas saIIsr; q. 6. 81 Issi
eodponl 1O8 nd T-S0B1os< 1H'a -fitn
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The Latest from the Army Of the



Nav YORK, OctObeE-I6 The Herald has
the fslloFipg desPateh from the Army VI
the Potomac, daIed the lTEh.
There was q renewal Of artillery hrtng
on our extreme right to-day continuing
Only q few minutes. The main body Of the
enemy has disappeared and no body knows
where, except Gen. Meade and bis eOn1-
DENTAL military eOuusell0rs. Even the reg
ulaF brigade Of cavalry advanced beyOad
our froat failed 70 Tad them 10 any con-
siderable number az Z O'el0k this evening.
An quiet in 'front.'
WAsHIsGFoz, October lT.-ThFoughOut
the whole day there has prevailed rRmOTs
that the rebel army had crossed the POtO-
The frequeney Of such rumOrs has caused
them 70 be disbelieyed. but there Il serious
reason % believe that Lee, with an aug
mented force, Il moving in that direction
and will cross the river % attack Washing-
ton on the north side Of the city, II nOt
prevented. - W
Gen. Meade q uAssing his forces, In
that direction and bsRle may be expect
ed within 20 hours, but no apprehensiOns
are entertained a. % the result,
Gov. Solomon, Of WiseOnsin, h here
and has saeeesded IN having the quota Of
volunteers credited 70 bis State in the
dram 70 DemaQe. T--lr
Il has been concluded that the DRAFT shall
be carried out In the Western States, bat
each one 10 % be credited with is surplus
OF volunteers and the draft is % be made
accordingly.
The sudden movement Of our army has
shpt in q number Of g1eTFilias between us
and the defeases, aud steps are being taken
20 capture them .-l
WAsaIEGFoH, October I6-IuGoFmaEiou
from the army Of the Potomac tonight Is
20 the effect that reports came % from our
cavalry yesterday evening that the enemy
had masssd q force a. Manassas. There
were vague reports that the enemy was
straitened tor supplies and having sigaal-
u failed 20 secure them from Gen. Meade
and has again turned his attenti0a towards
the lower Shelandoah Valley aud % our
posts on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad.
Rebel infantry piekst5 made their APP
peaEanes last night in the vicinity Of Chan.
lilly, which indicates the presence Of
heavy rebel force 10 that vicinity, but
Gen. SedgWiek drove then back % Frying
Pan from bis frout. 1ia
Later iuformation up % uoOn to-day
says our cavalry Reconnaissance went out
a. TAR as one nile from BFistOW, and found
nothing but q few rebel scouts.
RumOrs CONTINUE % mhltiply % the
effect that . rebel column was moving
towards Point OF Rocks OF HaFpeT's Ferry,
hut after careful inquiry from private par.
ties no information has been obtained 70
confirm these reports.
+ Il would seem that = general engagement
is considered probable, from the faet that
Geld surgeons have received orders 70 hold
themselves In readiness % proceed % the
Army Of the Potomac.
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LalghIin's Old Home BiHsIs.
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LanghIin,s Old Home Bttterss
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I,auehifn,s Old Home Bitters,
IL THE PRIDE or VIRGINIA.
These Bittsn are eSrOsAbie 70 the taste, n snile
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Snd plea.ant taste ofthls rendsrt It ps
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-19

A. d. PhysietaR Extraordinary 70 he
Queen. sa-ise
This invaluable incidence Il unfAilng in the cure
Of al those painful and dangerous diseases 70 which
the female constitution e subject Il modeEates al
excess and removes all obStructionS. and speedy
cure may b relied on. y sjtt
n y I no MARRIED LADIES
It 10 peculiarly suited. It viii, In short time,
bring On the monthly period with Fesalsrity.
Each bottle, price One Dollar bears the Govern
ment Stamp Of Great Britain topreTent oOuntsrtetn
CAUTION.
TIlae Pills GhouId not be taken BY females during
the FIRST THREE MONTH"; Of Pregnancy, - they
are sure 20 bring on MscaFriAge, bat At any other
time they arc SAFE. ,stt Fl
In all cases Of nervous and Spinal Aheetonl Pains
in the Back and Limbs, Fatigue on nlght eEeFtion,
PaIpltatioh % the Heart HyStorios and whites.
these pills VIII effect . cure when al other means
have failed and although powerful remedy, DO
not contain iron, ealonsl antlmony, or anything
huftfii 70 the constitution.
Fun directions in ths pamphlet around saSh pack
age, which should b carefully preserved.
- Sole agent for the United States and OanAdAsJ
JOB MOSES, ~ OoEtlandt ST. \. =.
n, Ri. 90 and six postage atamPl, enclosed %
any athoriEsd agent viii insure bottle containing
my Pffis by return NAH.
Yot ssis by LkuGHLINs4 BUsHRIELD,
iy2o and I. HOGAN Aco.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-19
Pittsburgh Iron.

VETEkeep tun stock OF ali sizes bar, band, sheet
w and hoop Iron Of Pittsburgh make. Also,
Norway American Nail Rod, which We viii sell ct
the lowest pricea METCALR z BURT,
julio % Main street.
NOR cLOAKs@t0 pieces very heavy Black Beaver
Il Cloth, warranted All wool, at $500 per yard,
the best bargain in the city. Fine Black Cloths
and Saoking fiannels. Scarlet, Aguline and HUM
eC oo.S pleasing. Us. RHoDrs
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NO. 81 q as MAIN STREET,
~ Centre Wheeling

n AM now receiving almost daily large additions
il to my former stock Of F0REIGN AND D0MES-
ITO DRY GOODS Of the choicest selection aud most
superb qualities tina: can be found in the Eastern
markets. Buying and selling for cash enables me
great increase in my business that have com.
pelled to enlarge my rooms, aud now have conn,
plete stock Of Dry Goods Carpets, and everything
pertaining thereto, as can be found anywhere, aud
at prices that defy competitor. Ny motto 10 increase
the sales and decrease the price, therefore 1Would
advise all CASH BUYERS, one and all, wholesale
and retail. to look to your interest and not forget
to come to Centre Wheeling, Nos. 81 aud 50 Main
street, for your Dry Goods and Carpets iH7tH
goods taken back or exchanged. 3tli q
ToFmB-N6tE Cash. EI.' p Hi-ir t..'- iii-'a
sep28 1I17SIi - ae JOHN ROEMER.
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AUCTION SALE
OF CONDENSED i
QuarternlaSter's Property.
AsslsTANr QUARFERMAsTER'so HVIoa,
Cumberland, Nd, Oct. IL, 1858.
ETWB following condemned property win BIO sold

Cumberland, Nd, Oct. 10, 1865
TWB following condemned property win be sold
i at CUMBERLAND, Md
ON "wednesday, October SIst, 1859,
at O'Clock, A. M.:-
QUARTERMAsrRR's STORES.
6s HOrses, 4292 Grain Sacks,
Mule, Is Stoves,
Horse Collars, Portable Forge,
6Wagon Saddles, Platform Scales,
n, $50 fbS. Corn, ksS
oLorHtNe, CAMP AND GARRISON Bo6fPAsE.
II oyeIeOAts, 2pairs Drawers,
6S BlosueS, shirt,
Il Dress Coat, Is Canteons,
% paifa TF0WHeTs, 81 Axes - II \
pair Boots, is Mess Pans. =
Terms oAsH.-aovornment fand..8 y
GEO. W. HARRISON
VIZ. WroEnAab. Adetionesr. Z ~ Q oistfstd
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AUCTION SALE
Harper's Ferry ArnOry, Va.
z GOVERNMENT SALE =.

ON TUESDAY. OCTOBER goth, 1868,
OtoMMENCING at IL O'Clock, noon. precisely,
" without regard 70 weather, Y 5,.
WILL BE SOLD d
y.-lgs... 4 ,nl. AT EHE fgisa q 900 o..
FERRY ARMORY. VA.
n FHB FOLLOWING
CONDEM NED ORDNANCE
t- fsfii- y AND
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-19
500, 900 More Troops wanted.

WAsHINGFoH, October 1.-THE follow
ident Lincoln:
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
b SIR JAMES oLARKE's
.,o Celebrated Female Pills.

Prepared from a prescription Of Siir j. Clarke,
III. d., Phgtician Extraordinary to tke
Queen. n. h .s-..a-L.a
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-19

Nnw YoEk, October 1.-The Express
has the following Fnmors Meade,s army
vas posted In line Of battle all day yestef.
DAY as CentefviIle. Lees army was 50
posted De % enable him 20 cross into Mary.
land at EdWard's Ferry, but the rains pre-
vented the accomplishment Of his designs.
Lee'sarmy has not been depleted 70 Fein-
force Bragg. BongstEeetss ,coFps l. with
Lee but L0ngstFeet In peEsonis with Bragg,
LonRstFeet g % command Of the Georgia
militia and the soldiers from the camp Of
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-19

By the President:
WIZ. II. SEWARD, Secretary Of State.
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= WHITE LIME.
UTF have received this day q car load Of the
w Maryland ssnoW White Lime.
nng17 So Main strset.
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B6oUR vIcroRY AT BULITowN,-The
following letter gives an interesting ac-
count of our victory at Bulltown
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-19

PINT FLASIGSs p ,.5aIlaa
QUART and Halt Pint do, Of Pittsburgh manu-
NJ facture also all sizes emljohns, Just received
and for sale by METCALF 4 BURT,
h auR26 - 7il5.ls iil5 So Main street.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1863-02-17
FOR THE SPECTATOR

List of killed, wounded, and those who have
died of disease, in Company B, Glover Creek
Guards) 31st Va. Regt., published for the infor-
nation OF friends in Highland county, where the
company was enlisted
Kil'ed--Capt. Robert HI. Bradshaw; Sergeant
John W. Shelter Corporal John M. Leach.-
Private John Siron, Joseph McRea, James NJ.
Stewart, Peter Il. Beathe, John w. Carroll and
Richard III. Rider.
Died of Disease John A. Ross, Edward Il.
Curry, VIM. R. Malcolm, Isaac N. Bodkin, John
c. Stewart, Jacob Harouff, VIM. III. H. McDan-
iei and John III. Gum.
Wounded.-Lt. W G Kincaid, 1t. II Ii Jones,
seriously; Sergeant Robt D Leach, do Corpo-
raj Henry Britton, twice; Corpl W. H Bealhe,
Corpl Jas Gardner, slightly Pr1vates VIM l.
Benson, seriously; Franklin Bradshaw, do
George Chewing, do; jeremiah S Church
Henry III Ervine, seriously /; Joseph Griffi n,
do; VIM Ii Heltzel, do; John Hicklin, do
VIM Kincaid, slightly; Elijah Leach Andrew
Lockridge, seriously; Solomon ] Mcdaniel,
slightly; Charles G Stewart; James A Stewart,
slightly; VIM Wright, do; Baxter Malcolm, dos
II III Carroll, do. VIM. K. LYMAN,
Capt. Co. B, 3lst va. Regt
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FOR THE SPECTATOR.
HEADo'Rs, 9TH Va. INF,
Camp Winder, Jan. Oath, 1868.


Orders No. 81:
The Colonel commanding, is panied that he is
compelled to refer to prevailing evil among
the brave men of his command, who had so
cheerfully sacrificed the comfort of home and
have willingly endured the privations and dan
gers Of camp life-unequalled by tte heroes of
the revolution. Yet some of them have laid
aside the ssGolden rule, p which ought to be re-
spected in war, as in peace and are participating
in the shameful practice of extortion upon their
companio MS, rendering the war, ifpossibe, more
oppressive. The soldier is compelled to pay an
exol bitant price for the art ces he must neces-
sariy have. Thus, the family of him, upon
whom they depend alone for support, is deprived
of the full benefits of the small pitance received
for his services. The ssBlack fag' of the avari-
cious speculator is more threatening and alarm-
ing than that Of the foe upon our front.
Brave men Cease this disht norable and impa.
triotic practice Turn nc thus war into your
own gains, and others misfortune Think not
alone of your cwn recuniary profits, but of the
comforts of others Content yourselves by ae-
cpmuiating fortune by degrees and in the
course of time, and not upon the immediate
profits of single barrel of cakes or apples But
let your name be handed down to future genera
tions free from the crime of extortion.
By order of Col. j ii. Funk
CHAS. S. ARNALL.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1863-02-17
No. XXXVIII.
FOR THE SPECTATOR.
HD'QRs SIND VA. RECT.
Feb. 7th. 1863.

gu. ftn, 1000. \
Mr.. EDIToRa:-Permit me to acknowledge in
your columns, the receipt of bale of clothing,
sent to this regiment by MF. Albert G.. CARRIER.
one of the receivers of donations for the soldiers
from Augusta The bale contains AZ pair of
socks, IL pair of pants, 8 blankets, oyercoats.
pair of shoes, and sundry articles of under
clothing all of which have been appropriately
distributed, and have proved most acceptable
The earnest patriotism of our county has been
touchiDgly displayed in the generous aid she has
extended to her soldiers in the field, and their
families at home. These deeds of noble sympa-
thy are eloquent in their encouragement and
warm the hearts while they shell the bodies of
ner sons. 1t gives me sincere pleasure to ex-
press, for the regiment, their grateful apprecia-
ton of this, and other similar acts of kindness.
will be parconed for adding, that the exer-
tlons OF our people in behalf ef the soldiers
should suffer no relaxation. The supplies of
clothing furnished by the government are not
sufficient to secure the comfort of the army
This regiment, in the matter Of blankets and
overcoats, is now quite well off. though few of
the men are yet without overcoats. or socks,
they have good supply at present; and they
may be said, in the general, TO be for the time
very we'll clothed. they lack. however, in a
good many instances, proper underclothing, and
ind an increasing demand for pants. The want
OF shoes is that most felt. AT least 20 pair are
now requisite for the comfort of the regiment
Ine governmen has lately furnished-for the
lack OF leather, no doubt--canvas shoes. The
soies are good, and they would answer very ad-
mlraby for summer wear but it will readily
appear how insufficient they must be at this sea-
SON.. venture on these statements for the ben
eft OF those who will gladly receive any hint,
however trivial, which may serve as guide to
their good purposes.
Very respectfully,
JAS. III. SKINNER
1t. Col. Com'dg SD Va. Regt
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OFFICE VA. CENTRAL r.. r., CO..
Sentemher. Ifh. 1869.

CHANGE OF SCHEDULE-The following trains
Njwili be run on this road on and after Monday.
September 18th;
The Mail and PasseEg ger Trsin leaving Richmond
att O'Clock 4. NJ. for Staunton ana faiermedate
points daily returning will leave Staunton at o.
clock A. NJ. and arrive in Richmond at els P. M.
The Accommodation Passenger Train, leaving
Richmond at $50 P. NJ for Gordonsyile and inter
mediate points daily, Sundays excepted, returning
will leave Gordonsviile at O'Clock P. M and arrive
in Rich nlend at IL O'Clock NJ
The Mail aGG Passenger Train West of Staunton,
leaving Staunton at $50 A. i. en- Tuesdays, Thurs
days and Saturdays, and returning the same days
The Mail Train connects with the Orange and Alex
andyia Mali Train at Gordonsvlle for Kapidan, and
at Charlottesville for Lynchburg 1t connects at
Staunton 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
days excepted, at $50 A. M. and Staunton for the
West at $50 4. Il. on Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays. The trains viii not West Of Millooro.
III. ID. WHITCOMR,
General superintendent.
Sant OFF
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~ IRGINIA:-At rules held in the Clerks Office
v for Augusta county, the I'd day of February,
1858. A. A. McPheeters Administrator de 6onss non,
with the will annexed of George Engeman dec d, Ex-
ecutor OF Peter Engieman, jr.. deco Plaintiff,
Mary Engleman, widow, Peter F. Engeman, Mary c.
Engleman, Jacob Engeman, David Engleman, Mich
ae Engleman - Keller and Rebecca, his wife, -
Keller, and Susannah; his wife, George Englema,n,
John G. Barger, and Rachael, his wife, John Epge-
man. Elizabeth Engleman, Defendants.
The object of this suit is to have settlement OF the
estate of George Engleman dec d, and reconstruction
of his Will in the Circuit Court.
The Defendants Mary Engleman, widow. Peter =.
Engleman, Mary G Engleman. Jacob Epgeman, Da,
vid Engleman, Michael Engleman, - Keller, ana
Rebecca his wife - Keller, and Susannah, his wife,
and George Engleman, not having entered their ap-
pearance and it appearing by satisfactory evidence
that they are not residents of this Commonwealth
1t is ordered that they appear here within one month
after due publication of this notice. and do what is
necessary to protect their interest.
copy-Teste,] A. L. KINNEY, CLERK. :.
yJIRGINIA:-At rules held in the Clerks Office
v cf the Circuit Court for Augusta county, the Cd
day of February, 1863 J. Givens Fulton d Cyrus
Brown, Administrators, with the Will annexed OF
Samue. Cupps, deceased, Plaintiffs
AGAINST
David Cupps. Henry Cupps. Elizabeth Smith, Wash
iugton McMahon and wife, William Garter, and Nan
cy his wife, Isaac McMahon and Susan, his wife, JAS
Cuppg, and ----, the unknown children OF
John Cupps, decd
The object of this suit to have the VIII OF Samuel
Cupps, decd, construed.
The Defendants, Henry Cupps, and the unknown
children of John Cupps, decd. not having entered
Their appearance aad it appearing by satisfactory
wealth 1t is ordered that they appear here within
month after due publication of this notice. and do
what is necessary to protect their interest.
A copy-Teste,] A. F. KINFEY, Clerk.
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-,nMMIss1oNER,s sALEoF LAND.-u

der decree Of the Circuit Court Of Augusta coun-
ty in the case of Crlckards Guardian, vs. Crckards
entered en- the 9th day Of November, 1860, l will
proceed. in front OF the Courthouse in the town ol
Staunton, on SATURD the 2sth day Of February,
1868, to SELL at public auction, to the highest bidder
certain tract of LAND situated Oh the Parkersburg
as Crckard lately resided This tract OF land contains
s71S acres about 20 OF which is veil timbered,
and the balance is in grass. There isa small house
TERMS Of sale Enough in hand to defray costs OF
suit AM sale and the balance upon credit OF g. ls q
80 months, in equal instalments drawing interest
from date, the purchaser to give bonds With good Sc
curlty and the vendors lein retained as almate ss
curity. The whole purchase money such portions
as can invest in c. S. per cent bonds will be re-
ceived in hand.
Sale to commence at II o'clock A. NJ.
Feb s-tds Fl. NJ. BELL,
Commissioner.