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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1871-09-14
The Galleg yi.giuiau.
STANTON, VIRGINIA.
Thursday September IA, 1871.
JNTON, VIRGINIA.
.sasLocny,
CONSERVATIVE MEETING.
Saturday, Sep TENDER 10th, Es7T.

meeting of the CONSERVATIVES OF the Coun-
ty of Augusta and the City of Staunton will be
held at Staunton on Saturday, September 10TH
1871, at II O'Clock NJ, for the purpose of select
ing committee of two from each Township and
Ward, and Superintendent for the County and
City, according to the plan of organization pre-
scribed by the State Convention.
The attention of the Conservative voters is
earnestly called to the Importance of this meeting,
upon whose action depends the entire machinery
of County and City organization
The Voters are expressly warned that if they
fail new to attend and see that the matter is fair
ly and properly started, it will be absurd and
useless to complain hereafter. They will find it
is true in politics as in everything else, that while
the slothful grumble the vigilant govern.
JOHN b. BALDWIN,
County and City superintendent
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Leg0I~Notlces.

| VIRGINIA:
| Y AT Rules held in the Clerks Office Of thu
Gircui. Court for Augusta county, August 7tf
1871.
Thomas shumate, Plaintiff,
Against
Nicholas K Trout, John Crawford, Thomas
Washington, James NJ Lofand Job Cowger, J.
IT, Irvine and William H. Marshall and John NJ.
Estell, benjamin Estell, Rachel L. Estsll Mary J..
Esell Nancy McClintic, Mary J. Estell, widow
of DR.. Harry Esell deceased, and Charles r.
Estell, John S. Estell, Robert K. Estell, Harry
Estell, William Estell, Cecil Estell, Francis II.
Estell, Isabella Estell, Kitie Estell, and Mary j.
Estell, children and heirs-at-law Of said Harry
NJ Estell decd, John B. Ervine and Eliza his
wife, formerly Eliza Estell, Livingston Waddcll,
husband of Hannah W. Waddell. deceased, form
erly Hannah w. Estell, and Martha Waddel',
Thomas L. Preston, and Lucy his wife, formerly
Lucy Waddell, William Houston, and Mary his
wife, formerly Waddell, Edmonia Waddcll, Maria
Waddel, Janette Waddell, James H. Waddell,
John E. Waddell, Edward Waddel Alexander
Waddel and Benjamin Waddell, Dsfendants.
In Chancery-OD Original, amended and Supple
mental Bills.
The object of this suit is to establish for the
benefit of the plaintiff, Thomas Shumate, the
vendors lien on certain lands In Augusta county,
now in the possession OF James M. Lofand, for
two Bonds of $1,000, 90 each, bearing date, Janu-
airy 18th, 1858, executed by one James L. Mash to
Thomas Washington, by said Washington assign
ed to John Crawford and by Crawford to the
Plaintiff.
The Defendants Rachel L. Estell, Martha ].
Estell, Nancy McClintie, Charles Il. Estell, John
B. Eryine and Eliza his wife, Edward Waddell,
John L. Estell, Robert K Estel, Cecil Estell, not
having entered their appearance, and it appear
ing by satisfactory evidence that they are not
residents of this Commonwealth: 1t is ordered
that they do appear here within month after
due publication of this notice. and do what is
necessary to protect their interest.
Teste,
J. N. RYAN, Clerk.
Smith Elder, p. q. aug 31-4t
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BRRII{N[Nd pQW76MER

A convenient and wholesome substitute for
Yeast Try it if you wish to prove its superiori-
ty not only over other Baking Powders but in
the common method Of raising dough for making
light, sweet and nutritious Biscuit, Bread, Rolls,
Corn Bread, Buckwheat and other gridde Cakes,
and Pastry of all kinds. 25 cents bottle OF so
cents pound.
sG% For sale by Druggists and all prominent
Storekeepers
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Pocket Book.
Babies cry for it, and the people all
know the value of the great
popular remedy, the
Cheap Store.

This is no trap to catch the unwary in, blu;
discovery made after many years of patient
research, by long studies of the Auction
Rooms, the Bankrupt and the Sheriff, with
Gold and Agents besieging every manufac-
turar, and watching with an eagle eye the
Auctloncer's hammer, lest it fall upon Clio
rlous Bargain not our own; and by disdain
ing to tread the beaten pathway of the old
togy System Of buying and selling, we are
enabled to maintain before the people these
matchless Goods and matchless prices.
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BRyAN's PULMoNIC WATERS.

are unfailing in the cure of Coughs, Colds, Asth-
ma, Bronchitis, Sore throat, Hoarseness, Difficult
Breathing, Incipient consumption and Diseases
of the Lungs. They have no taste of medicine
ba n restored to health that had before despaired
Testimony given in hundreds of cases. A single
dose relieves in Ten Minutes Ask for BRYAN's
PyIMoa1o WAFRns. july 27-1y.
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PLYMOUTH CHAPEL.

Plymouth CHAPEL.
Brooklyn, N. Y. July, 1871.
Asssrs Tm4eriake j. Days,
You're Briggs My wife's Hoop Skirt at &c,
fits so beautifully that it receives more comments
than my Sermon
box of Paper Collars for 10 cents and a
pair of socks for i23 cents.
Respectfully, Yours,
HENRY WARD BEECHER
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"DooLEY's YEAST PowDER.H-The superiority
of this Baking Powder has long been demonstra-
ted by every housekeeper who has used it, and
from the steadily increasing demand for relia-
BILE article. The universal expression is that it
is the best in the market, and its perfect purity
and freedom from deleterious substances war
rants the assertion To those who have never
used it, we say give it trial, and your testimo-
ny to its worth will be added to the many thous-
ands of others Sold by Grocers generally
Dooley and Brother, SO New street, New York,
manufacturers.
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AN OLD PAPER.--We have received copy of a
paper entitled the peoples Friend, dated
staunton, Saturday, November 81, 1912, Mr..
Charles B. Roads being the editor and proprietor.
Mrs Susan y. Harris, TO whom we are indebt-
ed for the copy before us, is now a resident of
Ohis, but used to live in this county, and has
had 1t IN her possession for number of years. It
would seem, from this paper, that in those days,
that by far the most interesting department of a
had no exist ence then as there is not single
line Of LOCAL in it. Is it not fair and logical in
ference from this, that this town in its old fogy
infancy, had way passing local occurrences
around, which in these much abused progressive
days. had been entirely lost sight of? Had we
less love Of our ancestors and were not princi-
pied against saying anything which could be con-
strued into reflection upon the good old folk Of
1872, we should be tempted to conclude, that at
that period, they far more gossipy and
newsy than the people know how to be now
The larger part of the contents of the paper is
devoted to matters Pertaining to the war then in
progress. We find the following toasts in it.
by Judge Stuart-TAe Spirit ofthe Mutton! May
it continue to rise according to the pressure on
it."
By Mr.. Eggeston of the Petersburg Volun-
teers-1He Far! Their smiles the Patriots great
est boast-Their frowns, his greatest dread
Mr. Booker of the same eompan, The citizens
Of Stanton! May their prosperity equal their
patriotism
The editor of the paper alvert.ses for rags, &c.
clares he rill give ''Cash News for them =
"Corlwaiacrs" advertised for by i'm old Shoe
maker, frcm which it would appear that the
KIN gifts Of the YAK end were thus designated at
that time There are several notices of runaway
negroes, containing rewards for their apprehen
sion, i'll II; ANA il contains some of the rarest
aid jpliiesl Cd poetry :l,at one would wish to
read Upon tn, whole, ii is e great curiosity
ard is Morth7 OF Ereseryat. on.
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TRIBUNE OFFICE, N. Y, May. 1871

TRIBUNE OFFICE, NJ Y, t1ay, 1871.
Messrs TinJerlake d; Duarcs
We have tried one package of your unparallel
ed Cheap Dry Goods. What know about Farm
ing is not half so valuable as my knowing where
to get Goods at such prices. may soon leave
these scenes Of strife and care. Send me paiE
of those Cool Gauze Understands, only so cents,
before 60 to Texas.
Respectfully &C.,
HORACE GREELEY.
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aug "a If
NEW BOOKS.

NEW BOOKS.
Fosters New cyclopedia Of Illustrations,
Pink and White Tyranny,
Little Men,
Louie-by author of Rutledge,
Battle of Dorking,
Wat happened sfter Battle Of Dorking,
Sidney Elliott,
The Scissor Grinder,
For Lack of Gold,
and other late publications, received hy
aug o. HUNTER 4 co.
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SPooN MANSION, August, 1871.

SPooN MANSION, August, 1871.
Messrs TSmberlnke & Dames.
am an honest man; your Dry Goods are toe
cheap to steal l must have some Will YOU
take Silver in exchange? Please send me bale
of Laurel D. Cotton, at 12A cents; it is worth
1877 cents at wholesale.
Yours to bet on,
BEN BUTLER
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1871-09-14

DR.. c. r. Harris, who has been absent at the
various watering places for four weeks, has re-
turned greatly improved in health and appearance
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Mr.. Charles Withrow, of Waynesborough, Va,
has been elected professor of Greek for Hamden
Sydney College, Prince Edward county, Va.
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The public sale of live stock, held by the Far
mers Club at Hamilton, in Loudoun county, on
the goth of August, quite success. The
plan borrowed from England Kentucky, Ohio,
&c., is to have such fairs at regular intervals. Of
ten monthly.
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Smith s Elder, p. q.
WYIRGENEA:

wYIRGENEA:
" AT Rules held in the Clerks Office of the
Circuit Court for Augusta county, August It'll
| 1871.
Thomas mccarthy and William Withrow, jr.,
Plaintiffs.
Against 80
| James A. Critzer, John ]. Bell, Trustee, and
| Samuel Paul, Administrator de 6onis nom with the
will annexed, of William W. King, deceased, and
Mary S. Powell and Maurice Powell, Defendants.
| In Ghancery apon Original and Ameadea Bills,
The object of this suit is to subject to sale the
real estate of James A. Critzer and Thomas j.
Critzer to pay certain judgments in favor of the
| plaintiffs.
The defendant, Maurice Powell, not having en-
tered his appearance, and it appearing by afida-
Wit filed, that due diligence has been used by the
Plaintiffs to ASCERTAIN in what county or corpora
ton said Powell resides, but without effect: 1t
is ordered that he do appear here within one
month after due publication of this notice, and
do what is necessary to protect his interest.
Teste,
J. N. RYAN, Clerk.
Echols, Bell & Catlett, p. q. aug 31-4t
" TEGINIA
At Rules held in the Clerks Office Of the
Circuit Court for Augusta county, August It'll,
1871.
William D. Rippetoe,. Plaintiff,
Against
The End National Bank of Petersburg, West
Virginia, James L. Rippetoe, the Siberton Steel
and Iron Company and William G. Sterrett, De-
fsndants.
On a Oross-BM, &c.
The object of this Cross Bill is to obtain 40
count of proceedings in the State and Federal
Courts in West Virginia, taken by the End Ma
tional Bank Of Petersburg against the plaintiff,
W D. Rippetoe and others, for referring and
collecting the demand in the original Bill men
toned, and a proper credit for the assets of
those proceedings.
The Defendant, the Second National Bank of
Petersburg, West Virginia. not having entered
its appearance and it appearing by affidavit filed,
that said Corporation is not in the State of Vir-
ginia: 1t is ordered that it do appear here with
month after due publication of this notice,
and 90 what is necessary to protect its interest.
Teste,
J. N. RYAN, Clerk
Baldwin & Cochran. p. q. aug 3l-4t
Virginia to witt:
At Rules held in the Clerks Office of Au-
gusa County Court, No nday September 4h.
1871
David Fultz, Plaintiff,
Against
Henry L. Hoover, Defendant.
Action Of DeLt
The object OF this suit is to recover against
the defendant the sum of SS1, so cents with legal
interest thereon from the Goth day of September,
1858, till payment.
1t appearing from sufficient Evidence fled tilf
the papers of this cause, that the defendant is
resident of the State of Virginia: On mo-
ton Of plaintiff counse it is ordered that he do
appear here within one month after due publica-
ton hereof and do what is necessary to protect
his interest in this suit.
copy-Teste,
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There are more than 800 knights of Pythias
in Richmond and more than 5000 in Virginia.
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OFFICE ERIE r. B.. N. Y. lime 1871

OFFICE ERIE R. R., N. Y. June, 1871
Messrs. Tmderlake 8 Dapes.
Since | have seen your Cheap Dry Goods, I
have resolved to sell my Erie Stock, and my $780,
600 Team and buy that which can never huctuate,
which is always worth its face in Gold, your I'm,
matched Cheap Dry Goods.
Yours, &C.,
J. FISK, JR.
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1t is stated that 500 emigrants from Portugal
will shortly arrive in Charleston county, Va, to
eeeapyia tract of 10000 acres Of land, about
% miles below Richmond.
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b. Y B. S. & H. at Chas L. Wellcr's Boot,
Shoe and Hat Emporium, Main street.
aug lift
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DIsrsEssrvG OcsUnhEScG Sc lom have w
been con. 2eed to record NC Tainsn ev"nf
IT. u, the eat, o: iinsi, V 4 i,~ll, yonag"st son
of the at I'm : D. I'll, !, - f,i:s u'ty> e
il. VA halls), he htv.#g slap him IL Ae
heal mit. \ p4s }, l'n: IA 81 = i,y
afternoon last. lis fri..A "a aware OF II"
c.use foe t lie flt,l Iced. AMI o,:y ~ .hs:
blam at tae do " OF Ia wac tfa.; N t'e q cat
to,n. te> o. dise3rl al As ssa.z,' cf s"e4eiy
t-Tree Press,
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John Pilsen, son of Mathew Pilson, Esq, Of
Augusta county, Va. died at the Red SULPHUR
Springs on Wednesday the 9th. His body was
brought to Augusta for interment.
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Read the folloeing Testimonials from the
Frequent Men Of the Country.
WASHINGTON, D. c., 1871.
Nessrs. Ttm5erloke 6. Dawes.
NV policy is known to few; it is always to
buy Dry Goods where they are the cheapest,
therefore, Mrs. Grant will always save money
by buying Of you. Send us four pair Hose,
at 123cts. Lace Collar at 15cts aud IA
Shirt Buttons at FIVE cents
Very Respectfully, &C.,
U. S. GRANT.
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D. O. Maupin, Esq, has sold his interest in the
Moorefeld Aacertiser to his former partner and
assistant, S. D. Gordon, Esq, and retires from
the paper.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1871-09-14

The Drought in the lower Valley still continues.
1t is the most severe known for many years.
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g. to C. L. Weller's for Ladies, Misses, Chill
drcns, Mems, Boys, and ent's Boots and Shoes
aug l7-tf
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TAKE CAaE.-Te notiee. 10y All exchange, 'ha
there has been recent Judicial decision touching
the tax upon cigars, making il penalty of $50
no. 10 destroy the box after the cigars shall nave
been taken therfrom. This applies not only 10
the regular dealer in the Article but to the con
sumner, and the individual who has Il dozen empeJ
cigar boxes .skickng around" his house, or in the
nossession Of children, had better put his foot III
them. or institute saving bank in order to meet
the penalty, since the law does not excuse lsno-
rance.
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ACCIDENTALLY SuoT.-The Lexington Gasete
says Mr.. Rice Paxton, near BLffalo Mills. was
last week wounded severely but not dangerously.
in the shoulder by the accid entail discharge of n
shot gun in the hands OF his young friend, Mr.
Hlel Guy Pr .xton standing in the door t
the room and G.,y WAS lying GA til b 81 WITH the
gam when the discharge took place. Eleven shot
wer. nick cd out o; p.'s shoulder.
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C. L. Weller keeps constantly on hands, Ladies,
Misses and Childrens Shoes of A. NJ. Simpson S
manufacture, and is prepared to fill orders at
stert notice. aug In
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Wilkes new styles of Furniture are all the go.
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Mr. Samuel G Norvell, formerly prom
inent merchant and highly esteemed citizen
Of Lynclbusg, died recently in Cinclppatti
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PURE AMERICAN WINES AND BRANDY.-A friend
has presented us with specimen of the fines
wine we have ever tasted, made at the Vintage OF
DR.. p NJ. Anderson, ear Moorefeld Hardy CO.,
w. Va.
The DR.. is manufacturing the finest article of
Brandy also from the Grape. It'll pure and suit
ed for al purposes in the hands of iudicious Ply
sicians. The wine is bottled previous to a sec
ond fermentation and will Keep for any length of
time.
They both possess absolute freedom from all
impurities
1t is for sale at the Drug store of Trout, Strib
ling Berkeley.
Physicians will do right to order for their pa
tients when a stimulant is needed.
Court OF APPEALs-Sept. 7, 187l.-Ppague VS.
Greenlee's Heirs ct ais, upon appeal from a
decree of the Circuit Court of Rockbridgc coun-
ty. Argued and time taken to consider.
Sept STARTS vs. Harris Exrs. upon writ of
error to Judgment of the Circuit Court of Fred
erlck county Argued and time taken to consider.
Ramsey's adm's VS.. McCue ct ais, upon super
sedeas to judgment of Circuit Court of Augusta
county. Argued and time taken to consider.
Smith VS.. Kiser ct ais, upon an appeal from a
decree of the Circuit Court Of Rockingham. Dis
Sept. 9.-Dixon ct. ais. vs. McCue ct ais. APP
peal from decree of the Circuit Court Of Angus
ia county. Argued and time taken to consider.
sarre vs. Cloud, upon supersedeas to judg-
ment of the Circuit Court of Clark county. Argus
cd and time taken 10 consider.
Effnger vs. Kenney, Trustee. supersedeas to
Judgment OF Circuit Court OF Rockingham coun-
ty, awarded upon the petitioners executing bond
with good security, in the penalty Of $4,000.
Sept. ll.-Alassey VS.. King and wife ct ais.
una i IL. r.
of Rockingham county. Argued and time taken
to consider.
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WALL PAPERS! A large stock-every stylt
w and price, for sale by
w 27-tf HUNTER ~
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Colorado chronicles the most remarkable
achievement yet accomplished in marrow
gauge railway enterprise. Although only
three aud half miles of track are laid, trains
are said to run thirty miles an hour over it.
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WANTED! Wanted!!
w We wish to employ few frst-class
JOURNEYMEN CARPENTERS. Apply early.
sept 7-3t Il. J. Luz FBApGH& BIO.
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STANTON, August, 1871
Nessrs. Timberlake g. Daaces.
Please send me one dozen Gentlemen's Hats.
(assortctl, from rs cents to $l,50 1t is the
cheapes4 way to buy Voters
T. i would like for you to send me one
lozen Of Ladies' Lasting Caters from Sl.5O to
s. 90 They are very popular, and they are es-
senial to my election this fall
Ma7N !saretl attention is called to COUNTRY
kEhCYi4ATS 10 cali and examine our Stock be-
fire going to Tie city.
ssg- ,ioads delivered to all parts of the city
freq.
We SOLICIT auy one who wishes simply to exams
inc Goods aud Prices to call at
:. y. TIMBEkLAKE & J. J. DAWES
Staunton, Va.
{. il. Coc&E. Statesmen.
LAFAYETTE CoYLE, sept
INEsApGAK AND OHIO RAILROAD
~ On ai'. at er HI kSDAl, June LIST, Pas.
! senger TRIMS leave Richmond Sunday exceptedl
as tG!lnws;
$3.50 A. M.-Muu Train for the White Sulphur
Springs. connecting at Gortlonsyiile Yitb the Or
ange, Alsxandra s,ptMuNassas train for Wash
ington and North, and Lynchburg and South.
1856 P M.-Accommodatiog 1reia for Gordons-
ville
On and after the the 1ot:s Of sert., aPAsSEN-
GEE TRAIN viii run daily Except Sunday be-
tween Staunton and the White Sulphur as fol-
lows
| Leave staunton on Thursday and Saturday, at
S:lo a. m.
| Arrive at White Sulphur a: 1882 p. m
Leave White Sulphur on Wednesday and Fri
| day at 2:35 p. nj.
| Arrive at Staunton Of 7:44 p. M. 20 -
| Through tickets at low rates, sold to all points
Northwest and Southwest.
| Further information may be obtained at the
company's Offices
| No Passenger Trains will run % Sundays.
1 A. H. PERRY,
| General Superintendent.
flames T. NetAsrland Gen'l Ticket Agent
Sept If
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EREAK OF NAruRE.-The Harrisonburg Enter
prise says: We learn that strange freak Oh ma
ture has taken place in the neighborhood OF
Coote's Store in this county, visited by the severe
hailstorm a short time SINCE All the orshares
in the track of the storm have come out IN luti
hloom "a they ever appeared in the spring Not
only the apple trees, but many OF the locust trees
are in full bloom The sight of an apple tree
with several bushels Of ripe apples, anu thou
sands of blossoms upon it, is certainly a strange
one and not likely to be witnessed often
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NEW GOODS

NEW UUUDo NEW UUUUS!
SEPTEMBER 9TH, 1871.
Received to-day, beautiful Fall Caicoes, Wooden
Goods, Hosiery, Gloves, the Latest Style
Jet Jewelry. Also
THE PATENT DUPLEX VENTILATED GARTER!
1t is all the rage in the Cities.
Ry@ Remember the place, on Augusta Street.
and call early and often at
Sep. 7--3t J. W. NEWTON'S.
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SALE OF LANp.-1ast Monday Commi ssioner
JAS H. Williams sold the following tracts at pub
lie auction:
Campbell tract of 50 acres at So per acre. Fur
chased by Mrs. Campbell
Is acres, in Campbell estate, subject to wld-
owls dover. at $50 per acre. Same lady, pur-
chaser.
Reao tract of mountain land, 1853 acres, at S. 10
cents per acre. Purchased by ME. AafflcN' 0eo'
Kremer masIthe auctiqneeT in all the above tracts
T. T. Fauntleroy, administrator, sold on the
came day:
The pe]ter Homestead, $50 acres, at $50 per
acre. Purchased by Mrs. Stephens.
Pelter tract, No. 2, 270 acres, at SLID per
acre. Jno w. Pelter, purchaser. Henry besore
2vas the auctioneer in the aboye sales W'"ehes-
.Nevs: