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81 gill Il al az. Keiv H. 1871. Melville Fnnegzn.
"a. .Anten sgt Antcn. VS. winston agt English
Bfrs 1876. la the matter Ac, Of Brown
schoonnaker 1877. Ute 70 aeh Richardson
l26. Punk agt Funk i93. LIN d hcCelaaa ct a.
la. In the matter ofrrover 2u7l. tOle7 Hart
i48. Ia the Of hueL 2io Bar gL Mutual Lie I3A
Jas. In the matter, &c u Russell Co
In the e OF horVaL 2bifer IolI arr Ross
is. Lamar Cgiingsvorth. Jl5. Woo ct Leonard
COnMOE PLKAs-TKIAL TKHA-PART III F DALI, "opens al
ii
ea5 Darlington AT Confer Same lg Norwich Fire InS
1874. .FiEimmons agt kosner. Co
TIE Nhaue 1872. Same sgt Merchants Ina
Fire Ins Co. Of BROOKLYN -.
86. .Kenberg sgt OBnen I'D Same agt Relief Frt ms Co.
sheriff 1915. Same Adnsae Fire lns
1910. .Shufeldi AIT. Cranv 60.
2ss a MAYOR &c O9 The Royal Insurance Co
". Bender Everam. Nobe
1905 sg Tie Albany City LIZ. Colgate a The Western
ms Co Union Tel Co.
1870. S4ae act. Globe Fire lns. { d.
MARINE COURT-IEIAL TRaI-PARr L-CURrIs J-Opens and
calendar called a. 10 A. m.
2c52. Lew ar. Car 1u95. .Unkard Never.
.MeCa Cain. 2i6.. Turner agt. Buris.
1895. .Volkenniug at Brown. 191. Burns Hank.
lt45. .Conckin Az NJ nturu. ItS Fratel agt London.
2nJl.. Phipf Llgut,t9ue l0j .Sc.I0r Lehman.
2093-- Moneure h.lut 100 OConnor AIT Cohen.
2g4 PatrtE az % Hos 2lOl Fohrnaa-
p,-. ZIJ2 Ciausen at Ol4EA--
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Notircs of Danltrupten.
FoR SALE.
- . CIR At .pAnFA AN-T CTNCTNTN ATT y AT DC

EOR SALE.
EAST ALABAMA AND CINCINNATI RAILROAD.
Court d tie United states f,r the Mode Jsin %
In the OF the Eat Aa 4IA no.
cinnau Railroad Company, bankrupt
Of the SAID Noart made % o. SD F NJ Ar
A D. 1873 UNDERSIGNED asgno.s IN bankruptcy NJ tr tt A-
Cincinnati Railroad Compsny hrebV n'e' hss m"
public auction a. ths Arcp bta
the CITY Of Montgomery. ans u y oc'ock men IAN
OS THURSDAY, THE FIRST DAY OF MAY A. d.. 1919.
railroad Of said COMPANY, ron H. i"rnls Is
IN Aadema is terminus Gnaer 90
state OF Alabama together rsnch oInf
stock depos water sauons r"sd bed n-snne
a easenens and every right interest
conveyed by said kat Alabama and tnonn1t fal
Company by IA mortgage deed OF It efseal on - ~ ~ a
a. 10 feury Gu and william n hFre- 1feet bow
ever 20 the Abama, "a ndorsemess % ne -
mortgage Of Railroad Company and ~ tue Zen ne no
drst mortgage bonds indoa ~ ue STATE %
hundred thousand ioas and et n ne
further pD Of the holders Of the 6 mozge honds u
Railroad Company unudor Of Alabama % hs amo4ni 30
three lDd i've thousand dollars sAhItL O. .Otf
join r. BAILEY.
Aahsa ani Cnnuat kruad
Cont any Date MsogomerT, AAbama April f@
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BIDS For FERRY LEASES.

The Commissioners of the Sinking Fund
opened yesterday the following bds for ferry leases
for term Of 10 years from May /, 1873:
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OYHcE OF rHs BOARD OF Gown
HlarbIe ano Gldte MGntels.

A KLABER, Steam MARBLE and MARBLE
N. ZING WORKS IA and l3s East Eghteentst Marble t1d
Marbeired Man Thing Marble Coulter honanen al pncea l-
dsfy competition MaTbe turning !OT the trade
CTEWART's SLATE MANTELS-Rich and
- elegant iesgnA Slate sok q every description hA.BLs 90
I've -hri-xL Seve1th1ve.
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Deurstrp.

COTTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION orig
a,s. The .nssls Of asIons sT, g. s5 N ne ss
WITHOUT PAM PaeatS testify See 'ssf NAMES 81 NE
snce No 10 Cooper Institute
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Hrncpuls.

pEM0VAL. -.
N on or he Isl dy hs reDeVe our Banfhs Onoe
- . -, F.,r.. - s.-.sxu l. LAWREHCR Z Co
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&c Dhom II man Concern

GENTLEMAN and WIFE desire 70 take
"A charge dseing during sumner. for longer lime
requci; will give best city reivTenees Address g. Bsr M
Tribune Office
OYTcs or rHz BOARD COMMISSIONERS oY pfLors.
BURLIyG-sLP NEW YORK. April - lds3
NOTICE TO FISHERMkN.-All shad poles
~ Of Nevfors masi be removed before Moa
viii be removed BY this Board and pnAes enores
where the owners be found. By ordeI 81 the boArd
GRO. ". BLUNT, SecretarT.
TED-INFORMATI0N of the where
w .houts Of WILLIAM READER II be win ndress ANNH
GIL MORE in Springfield H. he viii ani out ouetng 20 me d ani
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CALENDARS-rHIs DAY.

suPR1xE CoURr-CHAxBYI,s-B "opens At 10
Caieadsr called At Y N.
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YORKSHIRE RELISH.
III The Mot D,hcious and Cheapest ssuce IN tke worh
wanunsi pure from a niar1oaz isgrsdenk
C7i7 BOTTLES SOLD IN oNB MONTH lAUGUsT, tsrl
sale unprecedented In ,ss history 81 essoes
Sod BY and Omen. Ia bottles al 3D. Ia and -
Tr.e Aarr.-whls Psttsrp Plate Beware Of nitsneaS
Loeds BAxiAs1
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Spec5uz Notices,
Th /; " pDb Iin Which tIa UsIta,hI iI3hihahs

/ In HfuHpttH WHICH, sHP NeH Isuf eHk
will not relieve, no swelling it will not subdue,
and no lamenesg which it will not cure This; * is
strong Language, shutitis tsues &Wsheretheparts
are not gone, its effects are marvellous. 1t has
produced more cures of Rheumatism, neuralgia,
lockjaws palsy. sprai9s, sYelings, oak dsbFessts
scalds,e burns saft-rheum, ear ache, &c, upon
the humanaframe and ofsstrains, SPAWN, gals,
&c, upon animals in one year than have all 9TH
or pretended tet1sdIa shesltha wefld; r +;
It is counter-irritant, an all-healing pain re-
liiever. Cripples throw Away their crutches, the
lame walk, poisonous bites are rendered harm
less, and the wounded are healed without scar.
It is no humbug. Therecipe is published around
each bottle. 1t is selling as no article ever before
Sold and it. sells because it does just what it pres
tends to do. Those who now suffer from rheu-
inatism, pain 'or swelling, deserve to suffer if
they will not use Centaur Liniment, More than
1000 certificates Of remarkable cures, including
frozen limbs chronic rheumstisnls geut, run
ming tumors, &c, have been received. We will
send circular containing certificates, the reci-
pc, &C., gratis, to any one requosting it, One
bottle of theyellow wrapper sCentaur Liniment
is worth one hundred dollars for spawned or
sweenied horses and mules, or for screw-worm
In sheep. Stock owners, this liniment is worth
your attention. No family, should be Without
Centaur Eminent Price SOC bottle, large bot
Ties 100. j. B. ROSE s. Co.,
So Broadway, New York.
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fsM q 70 Esa : 90
Land Sales.
vNR T e f 8 SALE of One of the
Il MOST, VALUABLE LANDED .ES-
IATES IN GREEN BRIER COUNTY, AND
THE PERSONAL PROPERTY ssp

W IL L..
THE PERSONAL PROPERTY .sFi
NGINGTHERETO.f Frs
By virtue. ola deed of trust from Stuart Nc
Olung to me as Trustee, dated Noy.'9, 1866 and
recorded in the Office ofthe Clerk of the County
Court of said county, and in pursuance of q de-
cree rendered blythe Circuit Court'of said coun-
ty, at the May term; 1873 willproeeed to SELL
at public auction, to the highest bidder, in front
of Moore Hotel, in the town of Lewisburg,+ on
WEDNESDAY,, AUG UST. 20TH,
1873, the lands conveyed to me by said deed, 5be-
ing, the lands upon whicd the said Stuart Nc
Chung lately resided, and consisting mainly. but
not entirely, of the real estate descended to him
from the late Andrew McClqng, decd, or pur-
chased from the other heirs of said Andrew Nc
tions of said Andrew McClpng's lands, which,
ih the partition thereof were assigned to Jane
Williams and Harriet Crawford; and that por-
ton of said lands. assigned to Mrs. Elizabeth
Burns, will be sold separate and apart from the
rest: This estate has. long and Justly been re-
garded as the most valuable farm in this county,
and Mr., Joseph. McClung, who, lives upon The
one who may wish TO look at it And. on. Thars-
day the 2lst day of Adgusta 1878, Twill sell, upon
said lands, such and so much of the personal
property conveyed BY said deed, as can be found
The title to. all the above property is believed
to be indisputab1e but selling. as trustee, Twill
only convey such title as is vested in me.
Terms OF SALE-The personal property will !
he sold for cash. Asto the1and. so much Of the
proceeds will be required to- be paid down, as
will pay off the costs of suit and expenses sale;
for the balance credit of g. 12.and Is months:
will be given the purchasers executing bonds
with approved personal security for the deferred
and thetitle will be retained until all
-. 81, - MASON MATTHEW'S, 4.'
: j -agfr f.,f
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Obituaries are charged for at ADVERTISING Rates
Notices Of deaths published grataito@sly.
e--~s--e,,e-o,-~-re~-.
AtPerue, Indian. August End EMMA, infant
daughter S. L. Valentine, formerly oil. Angus
TIA County, Va. Her mother died only few
days before. Emssaa1u
|. In this place on Saturday evening, the 18th
Try E. Hoge, aged months. It'd /.
| IL West View, on the 18th of July, Miss MA
IRY SIDNEY. daughter of w. w. Taylor Esq !:
in. tn 23rd year OF her age. From q very ten
der age she had been the subject of religious irne
Ipressaons, and ere she.was thought to, have at
tanned the ageof strict accountability, she ider-
titled herself withsthe- People ofEGod, evincing
by her course of life that she was Christian
enjoying clear and abiding Trust in her Re-,
ideemer. She had been afflicted with disease
from her childhood. Patient in it all, she SUBJ
mitted herself scheerfnlly to the will Fof God to-
the last. When seeing her friends weeping!
around her bed, she begged them TO be. eompos-
led, for while she knew her end was near, ssshe
knew in whom she had believed;", that 'tJesus
was precious,p and that as far as the east was,
from the west, SO far had he removed her trans
gressionsIfrom her" Nearly the last expression
that fell from her lips was, Nearer my God to-
Thee ;sSbe asked to be let sleep. Placing her
hand under her face, she gently fell asleep, and
without a struggle or gr0an, passed into the
arms of Jesus. One of her favourite expressions
was, Let Dausiccharm me last on earth and,
greet me- fist in Heaven" She was member
of the II. &. Church South. LET me die the
death of the righteous y,,esg.sf ~
Baltimore Episcopal Methodist please copy.
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The Best Mon for the Legislature.

Now that State ticket has been presented
in all respects so entirel acceptable to the true
hearted people of Virginia, we would earnestly
call upon our CONSERVATIVES friends 10 each and
every courtyard city of the, State, teseeetth cir
very best men as representatives inSthe Legis-
lature. See to it first and foremost that they
pre- men of incorruptible Virtue then, il intel
ligent and true ia all their sym pathies to our
beloved old commonwealth, let no minor differ.
erces ofopinlon upon questions Of State or To-
cal interests, no petty prejudicas or jealousy
of class be allowed to interfere to disturb the
harmony Of the paaty. Send the best man,
whether he be farmer, lawyer, doctor, mer-
chant, mechanic, or whatlnot, and above all re-
member after the nomination has been made
that the most .exceptionable Conservative is in-
fnitely better than the best Shacknasty in the
land. Rich. Wing. ~. ~'': -.
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SALE of VALU.
20 =. 1901. abIe Grazing Land. =.

: .e.@TN, POCAHONTAS'G COW. VA. ,eee -
{ Pursuant to "a Decree of the circuit Court of
Z ocahontas county, rendered in the causes of
Wna L, Cannon, late Commissioner for Wm.s
Curry, Com r, &C., VS.. Lantz l. Slayen, and al,
and Same VS.. Same, the undersigned as special
Commissioners of said Court will Offer; for SALE
at public auction on or near the premises on
THURSDAY, TIL 18th OF AUGUST, 1873
the following valuable property, to wit: 231
acres of land lying in the said County of Poca-.
bontas, on the Staunton and Parkersburg Turn
pike road, being the lot assigned to, John r.
Saven, ia. the partition of the lands of Jacob G.
land, and other tracts contiguous to this will be
sold Oh, the, same day, under decree in. another
cause, 81 60; ss,..z : Asis.as - t8s ts.~ .sia1
Also house and lot in the village Of Green
Bank, being the same purchased by Lantz l..
SlaVen from Brown and Wooddell the house is
a substantial brick building Also the interests
of Lantz l.. and John r. 'Slaven, in lot No. 8,
being the lot assigned TO Alice Slaven. in the
psrtition ofthe lands of the said Jacob g. Slavene
Dec d. and lastly the interests of the said Lantz
u. and John r. Slayen, in the lands which wore
assigned to Eleanor Slaven, the widow of said
Jacob g.. Slaven as her dover interest in the es-
tate of her husband. Persons desiring to pur-
chase good grazing lands would do we'll to look
at these Slsven lands, and are referred to Geo.
q Burner ORD. 81. ,Arbogast at Travellers Repose.
b TERMS OF fSALE.-SuHcient in hand to pay
cost of suitsand sale, and the remainder in three
equal ann fal installments payable respectively
in one, two and three years, with interest from
day sof salefthe purchasers giving bonds with
good andsapproved security and the title retain-
ed until the purchase money is all paid 80 s''
rP ,ne LAS. u. SIEG.-.,.. zap.
II
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ATA MEETING OF THE BOARD
"a OF VISITORS OF THE. VIRGINIA
AND MOCHA NICk1

COLLEGE on the 10th of July, it was !. a rs.
| sResolsed, That ten days after the Commence
meht of each annual session, if there should be
vacancies in the appointments of State students
from any of the counties Of the State the Fac
ulty may designate anHmber equal to the num-
Der of vacancies who shall have all the privi-
leges of State students The students thus desig-
mated shall be taken as far as Practicable from
the counties or localities in which the vacancies
may occurs giving, the, preference to such stu
dents as have already proved themselves worthy
of the appointment. Ifwithin thirty days there
after, any county shall make an appointment,
such appointee shall be admitted and the .stusg
dent previously designated blythe sFacultysas 8
STATE student for sdch county i shah be placed
on the list Of pay students.
/ Attention is called to the fact that under the
above regulation county school boards must
make their appointments of Stale students be-
fore the 22nd day of September, at the latest.
Apply fog catalogue e oS1<a MINOR
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DEATH OF A VENERABLE LADY.-Aftera pro-
tracted sickness, Mrs. Sarah. Trout, died at her
residence in Port Republic; Rockingham county,
on Friday last, the 10Th inst, in the S1st year Of
her age She had been a consistent member Of
the Acknowledgement for more than half a CEN
tury, and was highly esteemed and beloved by
all who knew her. Her husband having been
in The war of 1872, she drew pension from the
Government She had large number of chill
drcn and grand children. Among her children.
are Mayor N. K. Trout, Phil. Fl. Trout, and
Chesley Trout Of this place., and among her .nu-
merous grandchildren is Jos! N. Ryan of this
place, Clerk of the Circuit Court of Augusta
county.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1873-08-19

Sons OF AUGUSTA CoUNTY.-Institution of
learning not only in this but in other States are
selecting sons Of, Augusta county as Principals
and Teachers. T ss1...-- ~, - r.
Mr.. Chas. II. Withrow, son of Mr.. William
Withrow, Jr., of Waynesboro, formerly Pro-
fessor. of Greek at Hampden Sidney, is now
Principal of. the Collegiate Institute at Dan
VILE, Kentucky. -.'@"t -i'-v'.-e~ '1 - - ~
AS heretofore noticed, Mr.. Charles E. Young
of this place has been appointed Principal of a
Female Seminary at Nicholasville, Kentucky.
Mr.. Rhodes Masse, son of the late Nathaniel
Massie, Esq, of Waynesboro, Principal of a
Female College ia Petersburg, has been recent
ly elected Professor Of Modern Languages in.
Richmond College.
These sons of Augusta will reflect credit upon
the county of their nativity $3.50 s-- 81 go. Fl.
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IMPRoy EMENTs IN STANTON Tho progress
in improvements which Stauntoni has made since
the war has excited the wonder of all who have
witnessed it, and still there is no abatement, but
rather an increase. There are as many new
buildings going up now as at any time since
she entered upon her march of rapid improve
ment. The command, in military phrase, is still
"onward march," and there is no probability that
there will be halt for many years yet. Some
idea may be formed Of the improvements now
going on in the way of new buildings by reading
the following mentioned in the last Virgindass :
Jos. F. Tannehill has finished the foundation
of what is to be handsome brick dwelling house.
on the old johnson lot Gospel Hfll adjoining
the premises of P. B. Hoge, Esq Also, several
others on the old nursery grounds :. n. -, H..
Robt W. Burke is building a commodious
brick residence on johnson and Church streets,
which wili'cest when completed between S., 1000
and $500. ....T Ia ill., s-.,... s,e 80 liz.
B. +. Points, Esq. is building an. addition to
his residence on Main street; i'71'7 - 8 -
Maj. Bagby is putting up a two-story brick
dwelling on the old Martin lot, Augusta street.
Mr.. Quick is building neat tenement house
On Market street. near his present residence
VIM. Wholly is completing handsome frame
evening on New street, on a part of the Judge
Thompson estate, which will cost about So, COO,
and expects to put up another on the lot adioin-
ing, shortly. ,Aar
John A. Noon has finished handsome two
story frame dwelling, on theslot adjoining M. S.
Cease, on Augusta street. eryaa asrfsssrrs,
Z. Ct ickle Esq, has Just finished several
dwellings on1Lewis street, with ALL the modern
Improvements connected with them. ';,,: 'e"s -
Robert Campbell is building a new house on Or,
the street to the old fair grounds, and E. sbott
is putting up a commodious frame building ON
Main street. western end. @'' ''''i' f'tS4 g {
T. X. Menifee is erecting FIVE or six new build
ings near the nursery,
Thererare about 25 houses going, up, and about
to be finished, in different portions of the CITY.
Messrs. Witt Holt and Nelson, are putting an
foundation wall on Main street at the creek on
poslte Bickle and. Bros shop, with view to
erecting business house in front, and a manu-.
featuring establishment of some kind in the, rear.
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Coz. GEO. E. DENEALE OF RocKMGHAM.-
The paragraph we published last week from
the old Commonwealth stating that Col Deneale
had said that he would not support Hughes, is
corroborated by the last issue of the Rockingham
Register, which states that on the eve of going
to press, letter from Col. Deneale, addressed to
Hon. Henry A. Wise, had been received at that
Office too late for publication in that issue, and,
in paragraph respecting the. character of that
letter. the Register says: a.z-c .,,i-,-:, -, .s
1.-THE conclusion of the whole matter of Col. DIS
letter is, that in no event win he support the
election of COL Robert w. Hughes for Cover
nor whilst he will give his advocacy and vote
for the nominees of the Conservative party.nss
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Married,

1 ;. - : :, :. l q g Z 2 00eV 0,.--,
In. Lexington, on the 18th instant. by Rev
j. Il. Kirkpatrick, D. D.. assisted by the Rev.
j. WssPfatt D. sDsMr. VIM. A.sDABNEY of at.
lanta, Ga, to Miss LUcY BKs GAMBLE EEL, eldest
daughter Of Prof. ]. L. Campbell, of Washing
ton and Ice University sTg9 lu4s-r,5 ~
On the 3lst of July, by Rev. Mr. Bushong,
Mr.. ALERT j. GREAvER to Miss HENRIETTA
GREAvER-both Of Augusta Az "a s. =
In the County Clerks office, on. last Thurs
day, the 18th, by the Rev. A. Weller, Mr.,JoN-
iATHAN BALsLEY and Miss ELIZABETH j. MAYO
all of Augusta. ~. .s3..5
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1873-08-19

/ tHTOH OiINOIlOlk ah0rdlu
| "This is the season which these celebrated Bit
ters are mostly sought after, and possessing as
they do a Worldwide fame, it is hardly necessa-
~ to impress upon the mind Of the invalid their
nestinlable virtues. We have, in our social in
tercourse, heard but one expression in their IA
vor, and that,is, whenever used they act'like a
charm, and prove more efhcacious than any
medicine that has ever been offered to the pub
lie. The maker of these Bitters uses no highly
wrought panegy RIGS or flaming hand bills to fur
the article on its own merits, to Be judged decor
DINGHY. He doessnot, like all the quack stuff
now in use, say that it will cure all the ills COM
mon to humanity; -sbat-he stakes his reputation
that whenever taken according to directions it
will cure Ague and Fever Dyspepsia, Bowel
Complaint, Cholera Morbus, Indigestion, Sour
Stomach, Loss of Appetite, and all diseases
arising from torpidity of the Liver and inaction
of the digestive organs. Their equal is yet to be
had e. (, ..:s,-,, ,f:r .gsstss 81 - 's g.
| Sold by druggists and country merchants
everywhere = sE. BAK Err Proprietor, = =
/ ~ .-.- a. Gfs. 49,. IRichnondo Va. r
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1873-08-19
SUPERIOR LAND FOR SALE.

Acting under q deed of trust executed to us by
j. Marshall McCue and wife. and of a decree of
the Circuit Court of Augusta county, entered in,
a cause in our names against said McCue and
others, we will onSATURDAY, the 30tb day of
AUGUST g187S, in the village of Mt Scion, sell
at public, auction, to the highest bidder, the fol-
lowing valuable parcels Of property, conveyed
to US BY said McCue and wife, 3,,5 -..,4 IL esq.
1st. A tract of land djoining the village afore-
said, on Messy Creek, being part of the Home
as No. for fertility of soil and adaptation to the
produetionef all kinds of grain and grasses and
-isso. well known as not to require further de-
scription and Z, f,e 'sgse ,,'.l.l-, IS a.
2hd Another tract containing $40 acres,
known as t'McCue's Saw Nip tract, on Free
Mason's run, about four miles from Mt. Scion.
1t has on it a Circular Saw Mill, several tene-
ments, some cleared land in cultivation, and is
well timbered. az 81 a4s BE- riasTa feeS s4a asa
TERMs,-Cash in hand sufficient to defray
costs of deed and of sale and of suit-balance in
four equal annual instalnents bearing interest
from day of sale, purchasers to give bonds with
good security and the title to be retained as ul-
innate security for the unpaid purchase money.
apzsS3 gaw4 III. w. SHEFFEY,
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We'invite attention to the notice of Col. Bald
win, County and City Superintendent, announc-
ing mass meeting of Conservative voters to be
held on Monday next (Ceurt-day)a at the Court,
House at l O. clock, P. M, and hope it will be
we'll attended. Come one, come ALL. ",'@''