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Ten Dollars Reward.
NE ROEs R UN aW 4 '

RUNAWAY from the resi-
 MNS dence oif tine subscriber, n r fu- .u1ST saski couuty, on Thursday last,
 a Negro woman and three chil- - dren the woman, named .1nt, is very black, and about g years old Peter, muIatto boy, about s years old -alien, a black hoy, about 5 years old . and Betsey, little girl, about 3 years old. Said Negroes have been run ofr it is believed, by Negro man named Henry, {Henry until recently was the property of John D. Mosby the husband ofthe woman above named. will pay the above re- ward of Ten Dollars, to any person who will deiIverftuem to me, or for their coii- finement in any jail in this Territory.
 THOMAS MASSENGILL.
 Itidsis couR,y, Feb. 1. i3-tf
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5yyRNy @0WDaa
 q. EEEES0.N

HAS just received, per Steam boat Sa- AK ratoga, an entire new assortment of GOODS, suitable for the present and ap- preaching seasons consisting of
 Dry Goods, Groceries,
 Hardware, Cutlery,
 China, Glass, Liverpool, and
 Queens ware,
 Ladies, Gentlemen, Misses and
 Boys BOOTS and SHOES,
 One box fine shelmerdine HATS, An assortment of Saddlery, and
 100 Sacks of Salt, &c. &c. All of which. he is determined to sell at very reduced prices for CASH. :. .4lso, on Commission, Flour, H@hiskey, Bacon, Lard, &e,
 June 9, 1881. l4-f
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Read y-lNMdade Clothing.

SshAHE subscriber will keep on hand, for eA the. accommodation of strangers, few suits of fREADK-JH.4DE CLOTHING, made of the best materials, and in the most fashionable manner.
 Sept. 7-24--tf J. SMITH.
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To Editors & Publishers of Newspapers
 CARn-EXCHA AN.E

The Publisher of the "American Far ssaer $ often solicited to exchange his journal for country papers. which, howey- CT excellent in themselves are of little or no use 10 him he has therefore fre- quently been obliged to decline such re- quests, when it would have giyen him pleasure to comply with them if he could have done so consistently with his own interest. In order, however, to make such exchanges mutually beneficial, lie now proposes to exchange with any edi- tor who will give this card an insertion or two, and thereafter copy weekly the con- tents Of each number of the Farmer as 1t shall reach him, introducing and con cluding if in some thing like the following form
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Teas, Coffee, Chocolate;

White Havana, loaf and brown sugar; No. lasses; Teneriffe, Port, Malaga and IS. M wine; vinegar; cheese; candles; soap starch and fig blue; raisins; currants; al. mondsi tobacco; cigars; spices of all kinds which, together with many other articles, too numerous to mention, they are dispo- sed to sell, wholesale or retail, and they invite the attention of all their friends and the public in general.
 Little Rock Dec. IL Ia3L---Ktf.-.
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Law Notice.

Law INOtCc.
 K. CRITTENDEN Ss A. FOWLER. LEAVING associated themselves in the practice ofthe Law, will attend the courts of the Second, Third, and Fourth Judicial Circuits, and the Superior Court August 31, ls3I.--tfA23
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Notice.

NOIICC. HHE Subscriber wishes all persons in dehted fo him bv note or7accounf5 fo call and settle with him, on or before the first day of January next, as he is in great need of C.iSii at the present time.
 JNO. SMITH,
 Merchant Tailor Little Rock, Dec, T, s3I.--wti--s5
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eeg, Sgessse.
m F1r3 H= -rsspz,x s~ Z ns - szS z4 ss fs 5. s..s - s. G C
 z.ss.-s...ss.,s-s.ss.~...v,,-,-..

Hp SPECIFGbLY inform their f.;.'., Ia and the public, that they have 'snus Inanently established themselves ,a per z, town of Little Rock, for the transaef;o. 'ae a
 Mercantile Business. '
 They have received a part, and ara d.. ly expecting the balance of their s,oals'4. goods, which will render their ssA V as complete as was ever oaasala s-ieht Territory, Consisting of: English Fraul ehe and Domestic Goods; qHeens snch, glass. stone and tin' ware; boo,s sn'ha' a,p and brogans; books and stationary; gro' eeries; drugs; medicines; paints; dve stutis; &c. Sse.---Amopg which are, s,,na. medium, and low priced black, blne a,a fancy oolored cloths and pelisse clo,h,' satinets; fIlstians; beaverteens; rose no;n. and London duffill blankets; white. rcd yellow and green flannel; heavy Mar sailles quilts; Russia sheeting and dianers. fancy coiored bombazettes, Marine c;r scassians; blue eamblets; Tartan pla;ds. Swansdown, silk and Valencia yest;nos. ready made cloaks, vests and pantaloees. red padding3 sail duck: buckraIn; ticknr. checks and ginghams; 4, Al, 5-4 and 6d brown and bleaehed sheetings and sb;r' tlngs; cotton flanneIs; cotton diapers Fa glish and French ginghams; Marine m. bet, crape and cassimere shawls. Lust,;ss gauge, Mandarin and other fancy dresS, hchts Gros-de-nap sateens; Florences sa,s nets, black crapes; black Italian crayars black silk stocks; bonnet, belt, galps insaring, and tafetas ribbons; kid beave hosskln gloves and mitts; white and fano colored cotton hose; white, bIacE and colored worsted do. cotton and wor ted ha9s hose; thread and bobinet laca @ edgIngs: green gauge x Beraize ye;ls hair 6' silk, {. bead indispensables and purses; Irish linen; linen cambrick lin. en cambrick hdkfs; jackonets and cam. brick muslins; figured and plain Sw;ss
 book and null muslins; checked. eorde5 and plain cambricks; English and French calicoes of every description and price. assorted eolors sewing silk. twist and threads; cotton and linnen floss; peedlas. silver, brass and steel thimbles; pearl su, per. guilt and lasting coat and suspender buttons; tape, silk & cotton cord silk and worsted braid.
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ffA h u, H n E.

Brittania tea and coffee setts; brass car dle-stieks; do. and-irons; do. snnfers aud trays;brass and polishd steel shovel& tonps. silver plated casters; window glass; single and double barrel percussion guns, on, par superior percussion pistols; percus sion caps; fiints: shot belts; powder flask powder and shot; axes; shovels; spades wire sifters; bntts and screws, nails taeks; lecks of all kinds; hand, crosseut
 and mill saws files; scissors; pocket, shoe, butcher and case knives; razors; iron, Brit ttania and plated tea { { table spocas sslssc ss!sscc
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ATTEST. c. c. PICKETT, C7s. December 9, l83l.-w6w-3S.
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cines, Painfs, aad Dge-st9ts. They now offer for sale, at the large white house, op- .posite to Joseph Henderson, Esq the fol- lowing articles at as low prices as they
 can be procured in any of the Western
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The American Farmer.

NEAT WEEKLY PAPER, inqaarto form, A edited by Gideon Smith. is published in Baltimore, Maryland,) by I. Iyuiae Hitchcock, at S5 per annum.
 ss s ;s;;;s;;,, Horticulture, anu Rural and Domestic Economy. It contains also every week the prices current in the commercial and common markets, of the principal com modities which farmers want to buy or sell, and such intelligence, foreign and domestic, as is interesting to them with regard to the current value Of their pre- d.icc.
 CONTENTS OF No.--voL. l3 Always found in the last column of the Farmer.] Those who wish 10 sec the Americ an armer, with a view 10 st;bscri- ping for it, may address the publisher by mail. (free of postage) who will send a specimen of the work, containing terms, sNc. for examination.
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New Drug Store. PATTON, LITTLE & co.
 RESpEltTEII ;nenrn.

>SS the public, that they have & permanently established a - Drug ahd Chemicdl ytRtsre- F
 house, in this place, and in-
 tend by regular importa- tions, to keep up a complete
 assortment of Drugs, .Hedi-
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WOOL
&C n Nfg'rD
~ 49, ',.-i.,.-- - ~ 49,,

HAVING again rented Mr.. Jacob
Fackler's Carding Machines, in Staun-
ton, the subscriber respectfully announ-
ses to the public, that he is prepared to
execute work in the best manner and on
the shortest notice. 1t is essentially re-
quis.te that the wool shall be free from
all hard substances-and accom- panied by
one pound Of grease to every twelve
pounds Of wool. His prices are as for
merly. The Machines being in good
order, he hopes by an unremitting su-
perintandance to the Carding himself, to
merit share of public patronage. lie
IS grateful for past favors, and respectful
ly solicits a continuance of that encour-
agement which he has hitherto obtained.
NATHANIEL LONG.
June ], 1882.
p. S. My absence fom home has
prevented ne from giving an earlier no
tiee.
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Improved M9ixonai
VE.ESEEE.N'G sF3gCKEl.YeE2.

THE subscribers res ctlullyinform
their friends 81 Zoe publ% generIy that
they have purchased thd Paters Right
of Sylraaius Huthnroy's hprovd Hori-
zontal Washing MacbinA for tie State
of Virginia. individual or County
rights, may be had on reasnabl terms,
by applying to Peter Irickin hrrison-
burg; where those wishin to prchase
may call and examiiie thA Mehine !;
which has been testedin lie resence
of number of the mott resle cta,le Git
liens of this place, who behave supe-
rior to any thing of TIE KIDD extant.
which may be seen blythe folswng GER
tificate
We the undersigned citizes 4 Har-
risonburg, in the county ofRsking-
ham, do hereby certif, that VI have
seen in use, and some Of us hal used,
Sylranius Hathauoy IS Horizont " ash
ing Machine, and thatwe consiH it SUI
perior to any Machins that we Fe yet
see n offered to the pubic. Give under
our hands this 18th @y of AuguN 1882
DR.. Joseph Cravens Geo. W. snlord
Jacob Rohr, lDr. Geo. Cek,
John F. Elyinger, Jas. A, DlForth
DR.. p. Harrison, Henry Boo1
DR.. o. F. Cravens, Gordon Rogers
Reub. II. Rodgers, Jacob Brattyait'
7. The aboys Machine q sist
OF two tubs, one reDlving horizotally
in the other: the baou of the inn1 tn
is conical and corrsponds with al lutte
roller, which by mons of a sprinapres
SEES upon theclothes
THOMAS A. IRIB,
NATHAN Huston.
August 81, 1882.
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VIRGINIA IT Court held for Hu-
gusic County, on Monday the 23d day OF
JaY 1922.
James Bell, Plaintiff.
AGAINST,
jams Craig and John A Patterson and
William Poage, the latter Of whom as
sciying Executor of Robert Craw ford,
deC'd Defendants.
IN CHAFCERY.
The Defendant James Crai-, not having
entered his appearance, and Given security
according to the act Of Assembly aad tie
rules Of this Court, and it appearing, by sat
islactory evidence, that he IS rot an inhabi-
tant OF this Commonwealth is ordered
that The said Defendant do appear here, on
the fourth Monday in October next and an
swer the Plaintiffs bill; and that copy OF
ibis order be forthwith inserted in some
Newspaper published in Staunlon, for two
months successfully, and posted at the front
door Of the Court House Of Ills County.
a Copy, Tesie,
JEFF ERSON KINNEY, c. G.
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NOTICE.

ALL persons indebtedto the Estate
Of Jane Stuart, deceased late Of Slaun-
ton, are equested to make payment by
the ljtIday Of Septembef next and al.
personslaving claims adinst the said
Estate viii please preseit them proper
Iy ou.henlicated for settietent
ALEX'R. II. III. STUART,
J. x. MOORE, administrators
August 81, 1892
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NEW Books.

-@GG 70 -
Speeches & Flrensic argum9ts, by Dan
eI Wcbste'
TheSwaIlow Barn or a Sojo5n in the Old
Dominion.
Biography oiEmineUt Briti4 Statesmen.
Conversation with an AbitouS Student
in i'll healt,: with other pieces by f.
J. Bulwerl
Essay on CaIiareous Alanu,es.
Youths Book on Natural Theology,
The logical library No !. being The life
oiJohn w cklife, j.. ID.
Family Library No 80, Timers Sacred
history of the Word.
Repoits of cases argued all determined
inthe English Ecclesiastical Courts
g. Sc
Just received, and for sale ~
JOS. COWAN.
J. { has also just received the following
FRESH T'EH MA Gerry perior quality
Fashionable gaule dress Itndkerchieis.
Br VI Watered Silk.
Prucli Seal Skin, and gorocco Shoes
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TAILORING
And Gentlemen's fashionable Dress

THE subscriber having declined do
ing business for Nj. James Points. has
taken the room next door cast Of the
Pos,-office. formerly occupied by MIR.
Hemphill as a Grocery where he will be
ready to execute anv orders in his line.
He has no hesitancy in saving that be
will be able TO give entire satisfaction.
TO any who NAV favor lin with call.
He farther binds himself wherein he
does not fit and please, that there shall
pe no cnarse maze ahd hopes rom Ine
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ANNf0 SLrhgs.

THIS Etbiishmen wi tie kept
during TIL osent seson } .gOEAIa
ES. Feed of Stauntcn, WI is alrea-
dy prtpard 10 receive somethirty or
forty Biafltrs and is lusilylOgaged in
extend bgthe accomtodatios, which
he hops Xviii be male neatand COM
Portable Dr. soIne sixt more.
He II SAL noting in lavur Of the
value dhe water. or the halthiness
ard bedty orthe plce thetrmerean
stand gainst is rivas upon tie author
ity Of )r Armstrong, backedoy the O.
piuion of all that AVE giva then a
fair tril. and the litter canrd be lis,
puted 81 any that will view the re
misses.
Foriimse he will only say that so 20
as Administrations on his own PIT
anl tat OF bis fmily, will go to re
vent ino r,ason,ble visiter shall g q
wav Gssatifed.
Apusta Springs, July l, 1892.
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FOR BORING OUT HUBS,
IND rUIJLEG w BOTEg or
WJGtONS, & NIL OYBER
ULIEEL'D C,HRRIHGEN

The subscriber has the patent Of the
above Machine FOR the County Of Au-
gusta. A set Of boxes can be put in by
one band with this machine in two hours
which is usually considered a day IS
work. 1t sets the boxes perfectly true.
Any person wishing 10 sec i!e machine in
operation can do 50 at my time by calling op
he subscriber near Mount Meridian. A
shop right may be lad Tor Ten dcilars-r,d
ihe m1chia5 and right VIII he furnished for
lYoniY dollars.
GEORCE w. Jonre
fuB,Sa cou1tY ,Jlac j
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EAKgTElEGN w ARE,
GEEEBsg .E.EN9 Glass.

THOMAS J. BARROW g. co.
Importers and Wholesale Dealers. 6o
Water Street, offer for sale very LARGE
assortment Of the above articles, Of
the newest and best STYLES, on the most
reasonable terms, and free from anv COM
bination or restriction-also, complete
variety Of Looking Glasses, of Mahogo.
ny and Gilt Frames. The patronage
hitherto received by US from our South.
ern renls calls for our best acknowledge
mems, add we pledge ourselves TO use
every eZerti9H, 10 merit continuance
81 tif some. Merchants not wishing T.
visit tI. oiiy - tbIs time will have tier
g. --fs s-ts11,i to, Ly forwarding then
by mail, % Che subscribers, on the sam,
terms rs though present themselves.
=. J. BARROW 81 CO.,
90 Water Street, New York.
AgN1st 8.
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SSnlDhgliOus Wters.

%The end every thinehould di-
rect The mea' William Pr.
Il dare ast, upon myFofeSSion-
al responsible, from an lperience
which few MICA gentlem,in Great
Britain possj THAT the mi sulpuri.
GUS waters - porertul ,erdtire Of
the system, incdlculable ilue, and
that the efiid Of those wsrs. espe-
cially in CHI il diseases, oends not
upon The cuff N of purgati salt held
in solution 4 upon the phurated
hydrogen gtiey contain; d it were
well for the pic, my medil brethren
would besid lore attention this sub
ject.-JohnH hSirong.
Remem4 fThe mou,tn would
not SO % NJ met" -Co!a
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TAILORING.
s.: lill 81 B snEllG.AeE FasFgEols

s;s5nngk' snEnRshaeb' FasFaIois.
TIE pbdeHigned returns his thal:s
70 hi frIcids and the public for the ! e.
raj ptrontge lie has received, and IS
peetuIly irfoms them that he still ar
ries5n I'M Tiloring business at his Old
starb " ierehe hopes to merit and meet
a c-nsnfane of their support.
lie 4as recently employed SON. Of
the bei wokmen in the U. States, and
ha,8 IFS morning received the test
fa|Dl iiom New York, Philades Iiia
and Jdn. To those who may avor
hia With their custom, he can thedore
prbmie work made up in style which,
tot aIio,, neatness and durability Twill
suffer BY comparison with no WORT Zone
iathel Union, and at the shortest 1otice
His ctsomers are requested to all ant
etamjn his work and fashions sspeci
mems (Which are always on hand.
A hl suit of clothes will be made a
any 4 be, when required, in twuty -fou
holrI NJ. QUINLAND.
Silnton, May %, IS32.-tf
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NOAICN.

a TEACHER well qualified to conduct
an English School, would find employ
ne1t in the neighboFhood ofthe subsefi.
Der, ~ miles west Of Stanton, on the
Ftce Road.
SAMUEL CRAIG.
Augusta county, AIaast IL, 1872
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PeERGEelsEA EA&lll
EOR sEGZ.

The subscriber viii sell on vey Nac-
commodating terms. the remaindeN Of
his Tract of Land the North tprkioi
the South Branch if the PotOriac, in
Pendlcton County. qOntaininsabNt !
$500 AGyEeBS.
particular description is tlpugh'
unnecessary, as perons wishing u puT-
chase will examine for themselves; bu
ii may be well to mention for theinlor
nation Of those alta distancg tat al
though considerably mountainoIs am
broken, this land contains miny Serliii
valleys, is well wa.ered and .timpered
abounds in mintrals-has nuperois anC
extensive orcha,ds Of Sugar iIape anC
its climate is un.iyaned for saJd5Fty. IL
the Grazier, it presents very gfat in
ducements, the "South BhncI beef
being proverbiaIin the Baltimore Wash
ington and Richmond markets for it
excellence.
The projected IMPROVEMENTS in it
vicinity, and the probable near Passag
of the Baltimore and Ohip Rail Road
render its purchase at the low Fice 10
which the whole tract may be o'tainec
a most judiciols Investment of cpital.
| Being determined TO sell, persor
wishing to buy may find it to thdr inte
est TO make immediate application to
JlT. BARCLW.
.,cyr (IurIcigo,iUe
Albemarle County
AUG. 0I-3t
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NEW GOODS.

rr11r ....,;., c.,-,...,.,
~ S, - VI -
their friends and tbe pubi;c. ON ac-
commoi4ung terms, large 3.
Sc cbondige '''. snitabie
to the season.
9nonc other articles then haps ihe f5lio,c-
inc.
Snperine Cloths and Casimeres
Mer;no Cashmere and Casinetfs
Calicoes and Gingboms
Seersucker Gingh5m. Ba,ista do.
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BLANKS.
TERMS OF THE SPECTATOR.

TERMS OF THE SPECTATOR.
The Spectator is published, geekiy, by
KENToN HARPER, at TiCo DolIdys q
vear, If paid in adrqnce, or Tro Dollars
and Fifty Cents, cJler The expiration Of
the first sic months.
No paper tciH be discontinued until all
arrearGges are paid,
6cPADvERrIsgMEETs not exceeding
ONE SQUARE ofprinted matter. are insert
ed three weeks for one dollar each con-
tinuance after, tloenty.fre cents. Larger
advertisements in the same proportion.
An letters must he "post p0id."
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EOgS 6yE efegCg6Osa.

In pursuance of the last will of Archi-
bald Stuart, decd the subscribers will
offer at public sale, in front of MIR. Me-
Clung's Tavern, on Monday the 10th
dav of September (it fair, il not, on the
next fair day, the Range Of
ESuiEdli1lg EGGs,
on the Street recently opened, in the
rear of the residence of Samuel Clark
Esq. and at the same time and place,
the residue of the
PASTUg e EOTS,
living north of Stanton, eight in mum
Der, which were not sold in February
last
The situation of the above Building
Lots, on beautiful and commanding
eminence, and at convenient distance
from water, strongly recommends them
to the attention of gentlemen, who
would wish to obtain eligible situations
for private residences.
Twelve Months credit will be allow
ed, the Purchaser giving bond with ap-
proved security.
ELEANOR STUART,
GERARD 3. STUART,
A. H. H. STUART,
E,.c'rr. end Er'rS of
ArcLij1ld Stuer: decd.
August 90, 1882.
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NOTICE.

NIL persons are hereby forewarned
rbI trading for two Bonds, executed by
to Willis McKeand, for
m Asum of one Hundred and Fifty six
DNlars, and ffy-six cents each, one due
Ia l5th of September 1888, the other
w i've months thereafter. Said Bonds
W + given for part Of the purchase
al Of the land bought Of said Me-
4 and as ] have understood, there
ne claim or Dover on said land, ]
\ ol pay saiB Bonds until said Dow
iiaqui5bed.
JACOB KUNELE.
le Calf'PastuTe, Aug. 81, 1898
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JAEEIs IIVyEsE2 g. EzA-
ia gEEs. 90 aas.ZgE.3 IN: 1asT z.

"a a. S& - !. -, Z T. a9sst Z. - 81 -
THE Iresid,o,,ad Directors of the
James River Company, have appointed
the following named gentlemen Com
missioners TO receive subscriptions to the
stock Of the James River and Kanawha
Company, at The Warm Springs and the
Hot Springs.
The Commissioners are authorized TO
open books for that purpose, and keep
them open, unless otherwise instructed
until The second Monday in December
next, when they are to be closed and re-
turned to the Second Auditor. verified
by the Commissioners or some of them.
a. the Warm Springs. At the Hot Springs.
Charles L. Francisco, VIM. NJ. Peyton,
John Fry, Hezekiah Daggs,
GeorSe llayse, John Shumate,
Warwick Cameron, Jacob Gross,
Nm. McCHntic, Henry Massie.
John Brown.
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NEW BOOKS.
Aug. 24-3t

History and tteatment of the Epidemic
Cholera rom its first appearance in In
dia in 1917, down to the pretnt time,
by John Bell, NJ. d
Legends of lhewcst, by judge HALL.
Memories of celebrated FemIe Sover-
eigns. by Mis-. Jameson M 50 4 81
Family Library.
Builders AssiAant, by John II viland.
Ladies Family Library No. !
Observations a the writings 4 Jefferson
by II. Lee d Virginia.
The art of Being Happy, from be French.
Bell on Baths nd Mineral Waters.
Domestic Manners of the AAericans by
Mrs. TrolloR
Tales OF the hlhambra, byN. Irving
SC &C.
BRISTOL TrHBER.
JOSEPH OWAN.
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81 R,R.acT OF H.a8Ep,

>.r1zaz, THE subscriber wishes to
fsz get two or three BOYS 10
learn the Coach Maxim & business.
about IL or 10 years oiage.
JUDSON MCCOY.
August II, 1892.
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In addition to the above named gen.
t'emen residing at or near the said
Springs, the following visitors are APP
pointed extra Commissioners at the same
places, so long as they, or any Of them,
may continue there.
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Joseph Moore. VIM. Gait,
Jno Brockenbrough, WIN. 3. Randolph
John Allan Thos. T.. BnrCoot.
Charles Ellis, James Fitzgerald,
John q. Williams, FlemingB. Miller,
Bernard Peytoh Robert Stanard.
BY order Of the James River Compa-
ny. J. BROWN, jr. Second Aud.
Richmond 24th July, 1852.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 182?-183?, 1832-09-07
Couasaligsloncr's SAFE.

IN obedience 90 decree of the Cir
cult Superior Court Of Law and Chan
Gerry for the County of Augusta, pro-
nounced the 18th day OF June 1882, in
a cause therein depending wherein Will
lam Christian is plaintiff and John b.
Christian and others defendants, will be
sold on Saturday the 29th of September
next, on the premises, TO the highest
bidder.
Fl E7R.aGT OF H.gBD,
lying on CHRISTMAS creek, in Augusta
county, adjoining the lands Of Dr.
Moore, aud containing 172CO RRsEi9-
CZyeCg asaG ENUe sgC5'eS,-on the
following terms zone third OF the pur-
chase money to b4paid in hand, and the
balance in two eqRl annual instalments,
| TO be secured by bdnd and approved Sc
curity. JAMESBELL, S, A. G.
BIZ his deputy
JOHN CHURCHMAN
August 81, 1882.