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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1868-09-23
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COLD SULPHUR BrnlNas
Vrgiaia, September 8.

H. Editor We left our mountaln city
home, staupten, on the 26th August, to rest
snd seek the mountain hreeses of the far
famed watering places Of Virginia. Annoy
ed q We hare been by asisaxabas boil, or
q NON malignant cArbanole On the. nape Of the
snsek. - Ne Doctors call It, for We could not
80 It, much Of cur pleasure was masred By
che psin, loss Of sleep sad discomfort of .
small malady lit j. true) bat which gave vs.
much trouble. and for which We get Gas our
patients tell us) little or no sympathy.
We first visited this new Watering place,
inst opened under the management Of that
accomplished and polite gentleman, Mr.. s.
Goode, Of Hot Springs notoriety, where We
had every attention and comfort imaginable,
such Is good fair, nice beds etc., witnessing
Ct the same ams With unalloyed pleasure
and erati6cation as we'll as surprise the pow
erful remedial value Of the wssers Of the
Geld Sulphur, IN allaying and curing, g if
By magic, that protean disease or "horrer Of
horrezs," Dyspepsia in ito varied forms with
their attendant sequences. After remaining
q few days, via the elegant stage coaches OF
Messxs Tsottsr + Co, We visited the oslebra-
ted Warm Springs and enjoyed the exhi4esa-
ting and soothing effects Of shat celebrated
Beth. From thence We went to tho Hot whore
We met With many old friends and ac-
qaaintaaees foaas different portions II old
Virginia and the various sections Of tie South,
and very elite erord Of over 100 yisitors,
including few from the Northern critics.
noticed that Missouri, and especially 81. Los;s,
was lazgely represented.
Our old friend Uncle jim McClu6g, the
chief Of managers Of Hotels, has bad fns
season and under his supervision y working
wonders in the way Of improvements fr sAs
comfort Of tho iayalds, especially those whs
are sufferers from Rheumatism and Nsural-
gia and whose locomotisn - seriously IMPAIR
ed. The Bath Beds are arranged BY N
attachment. to wiadlass, and thus the pa
tients or invalids are lowered into, apA est Of
the Baths without az effort. There ana ether
improvements being projected BY Uncle Jim
whem we 90 dub not BY of his cid age,
but from the fact that il Is uaususl te See 90
young man with = snow white head aud p
triarchal goasee or flowing white beard fAs
brick are now being burned for tie sssssian
Of magnificent Hetel, which il e be oom-
mensurate 10 the WAnJ6 OF Laae hxRe ssUwds
o.. .sl -. m WI w lnsyhaeiy aesk e As
sallsallso , sfea q oaloan ior the eate OF
. ! awIu oeoa'ge hnsumasssn aud NJ KIN.
ara malaoies. tae.e oPs,nss have no RIVAL
any xnele except oen.-ladsn y GsFnaey,
which afoae cen approximate Or fivai tAes.
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as1 s Is. Gu san.s sse09 ~,
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JEFFERSON, FREDERICK CO., Nd. July nd, lse
IRssRs CLoTwoRTHY & Co.: ss 49,

" GENTLEMEN THE wonderful cures which have
been made by "Poulterers Friend" cannot ia 70
lage has been experimenting chickens with the
He tried Poulterers Friend according to the e.
worrn efectuay relieving the chicken ct once Since
then haye had many calls for + and has been USED
value 70 al who rajse Poultry. Respectfully
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i Cures Fevers, Congestion, Infanaations.
Worms. Worm Fever, Worm Collie. =
q Crying-COIic or Teething Of Infants. =
DiarrhOea of children or adults :!
Bysentery, Gripping Bilious Colo. Y
ChOlera-MOrbus, Vomiting. =
T. Coughs, Colds Bronchitis. =
Neuralgia, Toothache. Feceache. =
Headache. Sick. Headache, Vertigo y
10 Dyspepsin, Bilious Stonlach: q
IL Suppressed, or painful Periods. y
N WHITES, too profuse Perioda- "
"a Group, Cough, difficult Breathing
u Salt kheum, Erysipeas Eruptons, y
IS Rheumatism, Rheumatic Pains.
Il Fever Il Ague, Chill Fever, Aguee. q
IT. Piles, blind or bleeding. g
10 Ophthalmy, and sore or weak Eyes. o
10 Catarrh, acute or chronic, Influenza g
a. WhOOping. Cough, violent coughs. q
=. Asthma, oppressed Breathing.
a Ear Discharges. impaired Hearing.
81 SerOfuIa, enlarged Glands, Sweings. g
~ General Debility, Physical weakness. %
a. Dr0psy, and scanty Secretions 0o
o. Sea-Sickmesa, sickness from riding. DC
e. Kidney.Dfs90s6,G Gravel. 81
"a Nervous Debility, Seminal Ena1D
siOns, Involuntary Discharges Loo
~ eore Mouth, CAnker. %
So Urinary Weakness, wetting bed. ~
n Painful Periods, with Spasms. 90
e Suffering, at change Of life Leg
"a. Epilepsy, Spasms, St Vitus' Dance. Loo
~ u n4sRfI1orla uIcerated sore ser0 throat 80
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An UNRoMANTIo HUsBANB.--An aunt OF
ours concluded to try the sfectsofa pleasant
smile and kind word upon her husband whsl
he returned from his work She had reas
how home should be pleasant, and the Wis
should always meet the husband with jow,.
smile The success she had is beat given Is
the shape of dialogue. Enter husband, al
most exhausted, and very hungry. witbal
throws his hat GA the feor, and drops heavisJ
into seat. Wife preparing tea, looks apiwitL
. smile and Is SO glad to see hin. ]gei'ase
Wife: "WeA, my dear, it is so nice 70 have
you here at meal-time" A leag snile:l.
b Husband, eyes, Isupposs SO.
Wife: Glow has your business prosperea
to-day p Another smile q tsil3.s''p
Husband: '.About SO So" aaa- f.ais.a
:! Wife ''Coms, my dear, supper is ready
let me draw your chair" EApothsr, smile
Husband [grufdyj: II ana too tirsd to ssir
Wait till warm my feet. /" ~ "oIs
Wife: 500 40 you choose, ny dear."o''
Another sweet smile. fsia ss,s srds
Husband "Look O. here, cid woman BE-
fore any moro fuss is made abouz it, / shouc
like to knew what in thunder you are grinaa,,
a." 3 Hea acqE
Aunt signed, and relinquished her iswes
smiles from that date. .Uncle was not OF, the
romantic sort, and didn't understand suci
things. M ;e4 a.se ...
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ToM CoRw1N ON NoAHs FAMlLr.-The
Hon. Tom Corwin uss1 to tell the fsllowina
humorous story: III sss
Jsf Davis has the bearing and address Of
a Southern gentleman, but has not the nental
grasp for statesman. He is shallowlsn,l
kneyer originated any great measures. a re-
member the first speech he made in Congress
1t was on the slavery question. He dwelI Al
length on the accounts of Ham, Haears ara
Onesimus and to his own satisfaction at Least
proved that slavery had divine sanction IN oli
Ike myself, he liked o glass of wine, and b.
aud met minute after debate in salooa,
Said L:
Davis, do you believe that Ham, vas
niger 7"
Eyes" was the reply .lg
sAnd Shem one Of these red fellows, With
long hair aud high cheek bones, Like some d
these red fellows whom you find out on tha
prairie. -'t
Eyes I d., u said he 'ii94aa.aas
'o"And Japhet had regular features and
fair complexion, like members of Coagress. =,
for instance with some exceptions ?"lpaihti4a
TO myself) 2.
The reply being in the aRrmasve,,a -
marked i-"You give very poor opinion 81
Mrs. Noah, Such alady would soon lose cas-
out ON Turtle Creek"
= = -. 49,. =, LII 9ai
Count Sponneek, the confidential adviser
Of the King Of Greece, is a gentleman Of fiss
possessed of Extraordinary presence Of mins
" hen he first went to Greece he had with hin.
on board the steamer powerful Newfbuu.
land dog, to which he was march attached :
The dog one day fell overheard, and Count
sponneok asked the Captain of the vessel 50
haseshs engines stopped that his doc nigl,s
be saved, "Your eaeealency, replied the cap
tain, Tiny Instructions are 10 stop Only wssa
man has fallen overheard" III 1io
every well, 1" said the Count, WHO is.sa ex-
celleat swimmer, aud jumped. overheard rho
steamer stopped. and both the Coant aud his
dog were, 6vs, minutes aftsrward agssa Ga
board. y 'i@aeinsi
"A Vienra paper has the following amer
dote :. One Of the principal citizens d Pra-
que is sertain Or. N, well known fer his
ecoentriety The doctor headed a dspHsasis-.
to the Prince Napoleon on his resentgisi., and
commenced his harangue by saying. az bad
rather address your Imperial Highnsss ia bai
French than in good German, and wish yog
to understand that am not here merely fus
the sake ofsaying have spoken to Primo
Napoleon" Here u kPrince interrupted ase.
by saying, laughngiy: Il understand par
fectiy; you have had the kindness to ceia-,
here 10 order that l might havethe honor %
saying have spoken to DR.. N----.ap
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VOL
No.
BRICK Pom BkoY AsD A PaEA CHER

BRICK PoMBkoY AND A PREA oaEa-I, i
not generally knoma that Mr.. Pomcroy tx
editor of the La Crosse Democrat, and a96iE
lately Of the Democrat in this city, isay ounE
man Of refined and elegant appearances, " ii.
. small white hand, broad forehead, az
slim shape. He neither drinks nor smok .
and has none Of the characteristics Of seasQ ]:
ed Hard shell Of the oldsn school, while z.
steady glance from a woman will make hio.
blush TO his ears. His disposition natural
throws him with those Of a religious teadehe5
Clergymen are common visitors at his offios
and find him always ready to assist the object
they have in view. One Of these, who had ?
bald head, and on whom nature had most e.
justly set the seal of the wine bibber, was seal
ed in his outer Office writing, when spsci@ss
Fourth Ward Democrat, more than thrse
sheets in the wind called to pay his respect
to the King Of the Copperheads. This fslior
wes shown into the same room with the cles
gyman, and stalking up behind the latters VIZ
was leaning over the desk deeply eeoupigu
brought huge dirty hand dewn upep his b. ]
head so that the marks of his fingers we're visi
bic for hours, shouting Chow are you, Bg3eess
old fcllow7 / knowed you at once, qda:
How are you, old cuss 7 knoyed YOU b.
your bald head and your red nose X OF ~ g
one Of our sort. you are. Give 'e,a Old Rick
them Republicaa eusses you are the cha =
that can do that same, you are. rsse it IL
your eye." ZIG on ~ a1eu Tss hlsew
Explanations were useless, and the elsrg:-
man rushed into Mr. Pomeroy's private apafs-
msnt for profession, with the marks Of Tie
strong admiration of his friend still upsa hiS-
-Nep York. Citizen % e2ai.I'ssJH
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1868-09-23
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cHAs. T. o'FERRALL. =. O. MAYO.
" EXTINCTION HOTEL.
IL We have this day formed partner
ship for tho purpose of conducting the licking
ton HOTEL and propose TO keep itin r class stle.
pI The public are invited to call and judge
for themselves. Q'TERRALL \ MAYO.
| iuly29-tf
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ToM CoRwIN on NoAH's FAMlLr.-g'ha
Hon. Tom Corwin usa1 to tell the fsllowina
humorous story: isss 80
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Late Exchange end American Hotel Richmond
Va. a;s may 18-H
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" Valuable La IN d
FOR

By virtue of Il decree of the County
Court Of Franklin County, Tenn. pro-
nounccd ut its December Term, 1867, in
the cause.-The. A. Rawlins, ct. ais W.
the heirs of Edward Martin, deceased, |
will, on
Monday, January 9th, 1868,
offer for sale, at the Courthouse door, in
the town Of Winchester, one valuable
tract Of land belonging to the heirs of Ed
ward Martin, ST., deed, containing two
hundred acres.
Said land lies in Franklin county, Dis
trict No. s. near Aiisonia. on the Nashville
and Chattanooga ltailroae, and will be
sold on a
Credit of One and Two Years,
Except the sum of two hundred dollars,
which must be paid on day of sale.
The biddings to IL at SO per
acre,
nX5- This Is one of the most beautiful
farms in the county, and should attract the
attention o fclcn wishing to settle in ouI
midst.
Notes w~ithapproyed security will be re-
CURED OF the purchaser, and Il lien retain
ed until tie purchase money is paid.
j. G.. ENOCiiS, Clerk.
DcC12-tds IL 60
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Lanl for Sale

Pursuant to z decree of the County
Court. at Winchester. pronounced at No
vember term, lSj7, in the cause therein
pending, M. b, Clement, admir-, &c, vs.
l.orelle Platte Spencer, | will on q
Monday, january 9th, 1863,
at the Courthouse door in Winchester. sell
to the highest bidder on acredit of one and
two years, except the sum of $4,000 cash,
the lots described in the pleadings in said
cause, being Its No. IL, ~, and %. On
tanning each & acres = rood and 20 poles,
and lot No II, 5 acres | rood and s poles in
tho plan of the real estate of Wallace Es-
till, Jr.. deed, situated near tin town OF
Winchester.
The biddings on saidland willcommence
at $50 per acre
Notes and approved security required OF
purchasers. and q lien retained until the
purchase money is paid.
ii. K. ESTILL, G. g. N. %
Dec5-tds 0 90
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Land for Sale.

Pursuant to a decree Of the Chancery
Court 1T winchester, pronounced at q for,
mer term Of said Court in the cause IN 6
Garner vs. Martha Z Garner" will, on
Monday, January 9Th, 1867,
at the Courthouse door in Winchester, sci
to the highest bidder on 4 credit Of sly
and twelve months, except the sum Of S7i
to be paid in cash. the tract Of land con
veyed to N G &J II Garner, adjoining thu
lands Of Joshua Gore and others, in civi
district No. ] Franklin county, containing
SO acres. .
Notes with approved security required
and q lien retained until the purchase mo,
uey is paid. Biddings to commence at 3
nor acre. n ESTILL n.
deo6 800
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Valuable Land
TOR 9ALT.
A Great Bargain to be Had.

A Great Bargain to DO had.
W. G. Wilkcrson & Wife,
VS.
Peter Lenehan & Wife.
BY decree of the County Court, pro-
nOunced at Its December term, 1857, j
will, on
Monday, January..6th, 1868,
offer for sale, before the Courthouse door
in Winchester, the following tracts OF
land, belonging to the estate OF Dane
Champion, decd, to-wit:
Lot No. |, containing llS acres, 8 roods
and ii poles.
Lot No.. 2, containing ll4A acrer.
Lot No. 3. containing l13 acres.
Said land lies in Franklin county, Ten
ncssec, District No. 10, near the town OF
Decherd.
Said land will be sold on Il credit or one
and two years, except the sum Of ten per
cent, which must be paid on the day Of
sale.
The biddings for lot No to commence
ut SO per acre. Buildings for lot No. to
commence at SO per acre, BlddlnSs Tor
lot No. to commence ut $ll per acre.
eSy$$" This is very desirable land, and
ought to enlist the attention Of trading
mon. .,,
Notes, with approved security, will be
required of the purchaser, ana alien re-
tanned ON the land until the purchase mon
'decb-tds IS 90 Clerk.
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Town Lot for Sale.

Pursuant to a decree of the Chancery
Court at Winchester. pronounced at No
yember term. 1867 Of said court in the cause
therein pending-H. Nassauer ct ais, ys
Jane Estill ct als.-I will on
Monday, January 6, 1868,
at the courthouse door in Winchester. sell
to the highest bidder. on q credit Of six
and twelve months, the house and lot In
Winchester recently occupied by DR.. VIM.
W. Estill, adjoining the lot Of NJ. Porter ct,
ais. Also. at the same time and place, and
on the same terms, five acres Of wood land
within half mile Of Winchester.
Notes and approved security required.
and q lien retained until the whole OF the
purchase money is paid.
: II. n. EST1LL, .. y.
deeS SEQ
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ITEMS.

Canada is now luxuriating in the col
,,st weather known In that section for
the past IS years.
Three hundred thousand people are
said to be starving in Sweden.
The largest mill in the Northwest
cuts 10000 feet Of lumber in twelve
hours.
A father was convicted ofmurder In
Minnesota upon the testimony Of MI
idiotic son.
Prentice says that much as the Re.
nublicans want Grant as their candi,
date, they will be likely to conclude,
after puttinga few more questions to
the r~elicent old smoker, he wont ans
sesr.
Mrs. Pollard, wife of E. A. Pollard,
editor aud author OF the "Lost Cause"
and other books, is to make her debut
as an actress in Baltimore.
They are talking in Georgia about
passing a law making it q breach ofthe
peace to dun man for debt.
The Peoples Magazine fears the to-
tai extinction of the race Of elephants
at no distant day. Then what should
we DO for billiard balls and lytooth
combs?
Thomas X. Beecher says eel have
seen SO many rascally Congregational
lists, and so many sanity Roman Cath
lies, that | have grown careful about
scctarian judgeme IT'S"
Report says that General Meade will
soon take the place ofPope.
Tom Thumb was in a train which
ran offthe track on Lehigh Mountain
last Sunday, but crawled into a hand
box and wasn't hurt. ap1l
Sixty. five years ago, a lady planted
her riding whip, a slip of grapevine, in
California. II now covers u space of
1850 feet.
A woman in a French prison, SEN
tencedfor life has borne twins.
Hon. Mrs. Norton, who wrote "Bin
Gen on the Rhine" and o.her good
things, has Just fallen heir to y hand
some fortune.
The income Of the Atlantic Tele
graph Is about the same as that OF
Dickens for his rcallngs-somewhere
in the neighborhood Of $4,000 a day.
The Scientific men inform us that
light which left stars Of the 18th mag
nitude, when the Israelites crossed the
Red Sea, has not yet reached the earth.
The death is annouced Of the heavi-
est woman in Paris, Elizabeth Yer
amque, who weighed 500 pounds,
In an Illinois libel suit, where $780,
OOJ damages were claimed, the jury re-
turned 81.
A facetious stage driver in Iowa
drained & comrades whisky bottle as q
joke, and died. 1t was bng poison.
1t is said that of the one hundred and
thirty convicts Of the State Prison OF
New Hampshire, nearly fifty served in
the recent war.
The Washington monument has
reached the height Of ia feet at q cost
of S240.000. 1t is proposed to furth.
er elevate it 374 feet.
Dickins says he can read better in
New York than in Boston, because the
audience are more responsive.
a reporter in the Louisiana convcn'
ton was threatened with q tllrashing
by one Of the negro members btctuse
he didn't make good English of the
honorable gentleman's speech.
The Buffalo Express calls the school
bon in that City, 50 by 30, in which
425 scholars are crowded, a "human
packing house. and heads the article
'child murder"
The Belfast, Ne, people talk ofhav-
ing a bridge across the Passagawassa-
wamkeag river, as we learn from the
Bangor Wing. They he'd better bridge
the name of the river.
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Town Lot for Sale

Pursuant TO a decree of the Chancery
SQUIRT at Winchester. pronounced at No
vember term 1867, in the cause "Lucrctia
Garner, Pet. &C., will, on
Monday, January 9th, 1868,
at the Courthouse door in " inchester, sell
to the highest bidder, on q credit of six
and twelve months. except the sum of ten
per centum required in cash, the lot be-
longing to the estate of Daniel Garner. de-
ceased, adjoining the Baptist Church and
others.
Bond and good and sufficient security re-
quired of the purchaser. and a lien retain
ed until the purchase money IS paid.
The biddings on said lot to commence
al scventy-flve dollars.
HR ESTILL, 6 & NJ.
Dec5 100
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Town Lot for Sale.

Pursuant to a decree Of the Chancery
Court at Winchester, pronounced at No
vember term, 1887, Of said Court, in the
cause-Adam Hancock VS. Sam Nance,-l
will, on
Monday, January 9th, 1858, tl
ut the Courthouse door In Winchester. sell
to the highest bidder on acredit Of six and
twelve months, the house and lot known
as the "Sam Hill Lot" now occupied by .
+. Acklin, adjoining the lot ofM. G.. Sims
and others.
Notes with approved security required
ofthe purchaser, and IL lien retained unit
the purchase money Is paid.
II. X. ESTlLL,C & N.
deco 90
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INFORMATION

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moyal of Pimples. Blotches, Eruptions,
etc, or the skin, leaving the same soft,
clear, and beautiful, can be obtained with
out charge by addressing
THOS. F. CHAPMAN, Chemist,
Sas Rsoadwsy, New Yosk.
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To Medical Students,

We have for sale a Scholarship in
"The Philadelphia University Of Medi
cine and Surgery which cost us sew
enty-fvc dollars. Any student wishing
to attend this distinguished medical
Institution, which is advertised in our
columns, would do we'll to purchase
this transferable Scholarship from US.
W. j. SLATER & Co..
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Insolvency.

Notice Is hereby given Of the insolvency
Of the estate OFF. G. Crick, decd. All per-
sons indebted to said estate are notified to
make immediate payment and those hav-
Ing claims against said estate must file
them with the Clerk Of the County Court
OF franklin county. Tenn, on or before the
let Monday In March next, or they will BIZ
forever barred. q. B. MANGRUM,
X. CARLTON,
dsss-sA Administrators.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
TO CONsUMPTIvEs.

The REV. EDWARD A. WILSON will
send free o fcharge) to all who desire II
the prescription with directions for ma
king. and using the simple remedy by
which he wal cured OF o lung affection and
that dread disease Consumption. His on
ly object is to benefit the afflicted, and he
hopes every sufferer will try this p,rescrip-
ton, as 1t will cost them nothing, and
may prove q blessing. Please address
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
No. l85 South Second Street,
Williamsburg, New York.
sep19 Z
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State of Tcnnessec--Vranklin County.
wv Syler, ct ale,
VS.
l. johnson, ct ais.
On motion of complainants. and It az.
pearing Il the Clerk " Master, from the bill
filed. which Is sworn to. that defendant, l.
johnson, is a nonresident ofthe State OF
Tennessee, so that the ordinary process OF
law cannot be served upon him.
1t is therefore crderedthat publication be
made for four successive weeks in the
Home Journal. requiring said defendant to
appear before the Clerk & Master on or
before the first Monday in February next
and plead. answer or demur to said bill,
or the same will betaken for confessed Id
SCI for hearing ex parte.
II. II. ESTILL, G. & n.
now At 4 80
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House and Lot for Sale.

Pursuant to o dedree of the Chanccry
Court at Winchester, pronounced at No
yember term, 1857, In the cause-Alex. X,
Erwin vs. Eliza Davis, ct als,-I will, on
Monday, January 9Th, 1868,
at the Courthouse door in Winchester, sell
to the highest bidder for cash, an undivi-
ded half of the the house and lot in VIM
chester on which l.. Days now resides.
II. r. ESTlLL, e u M.
dec6 4 30
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Insolvency.

Notice Is hereby given Of the insolvency
NJ The estate of John w. Corn, decd. All
persons indebted to said estate are required
70 nav az once, and all holding claims
against it must ile them, duly autbentica.
tel. with the Clerk ofthe County Court Of
Ernntlin county on or before the 1st day
ofJnne. la6a or they will be forever bar
red. JUEL n co IVTNN. .a''
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