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NlEA0R NGaS AAAkAC'
,-erkIy r7rrr devoted 10 Literature and the
R Fine Arts; thr Drama; the Fashions; Iaiesi
Essays; Biographical sketches; the history ot
W0mani harales S3tire; keueWs Qi Ne@
Works; sc. sc. and ombellishcd with superior
cngrayingsi 6nC wood cuts plate Of the iashionsi
aud Music.
PRICE THREE DOLLARS PER .4NNU.H
PIElBLE LE.4DT.1NCE.
The PAE1oR MAGAzlSE is now in the meridian
of its popularity, aud as aspiring hopes without
a shadow, aud cloudless prospects without hor-
lion, continue 10 cheer it on its way, we may
reasonably anticipate for il a long day Of tn
umph. For general appearance, mechauioalaF-
raugemeut and typographical execution IT may
| 1ustly assert its claim to rank among the most
| beautiful periodicals in the United states. The
| literary department is contributed TO By many
| ofthe ab,gst writers IN the countryi men whose
names IL they give Us permission TO use thems
would save Us the trouble of circulating our
claims upon the public through the medium Of
a prospectus.
For selections the literary gardens Of all A
mcriCa aud hail OF Europe are open TO US; auu
five fail in this particular, the defeat must be
only attributed TO want oftaste, The Fashions
shan meet with due attention. We have made
arrangements TO obtain the earliest intelligence
FROM London aud Paris, in respect to the Yari-
Gus changes, which shall be inserted as soon as
received.
The ParIor Magazine shah be occasionally
embelhshCd with beautiful engravings upon in
teresting subjects; and plates Of the newest
fashions, plain or colored, as cil - instances per-
NIT, besides great variety Of wood cuts, and a
piece Of original music, twice a month.
J. or Highly finished portraits Ofall the great
British and American poets, from ChauceT down
wards, are in preparation and will appear IN the
Magazine from time to time, with general erit'
ique in the authors works annexed, the head
and review of Shakespeare, viii be out il
February, Bryant will follow.
To this paragraph, we would respectfully cal
the readers attention, as the undertaking Is ont
Of the greatest expense and labor. The liken
uesscs are to be taken by the best masters.
The Magazine is printed on super-royal pape
in qnarto form and stitched i'll u handsome GOV
er
Office, number CT, Liberty street, New York
JOHN II. MOORE.
January 18th. 1896. 50-3t.
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FIN 2 JEW nLLE Y.-

FINE JEW ELLE x.T
TUST RECEIVED by the subscriber,
an assortment Of Superior Jewellery,
consisting Of a a
Fine Gold and Silver Lever Watches.
Gold Guard and Fob Chains. a3 a'au
Ladies' Gold Guard and Cable Chains.
Superior EARRINGS, Finger-rings and
BIeast-pns, .lsa4ao. Saaela
Bead Bags, Gold and Silver Pencil-cases,
and divers other articles, all of which be
offers for sale on the usual terms.
7. G. COMPTON.
Rodney, May l3 ,.oss l4-tf
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Notice 70 Builders.
6NR)EllED, lat ihe cigrh O. dds board
" give no;ice, ly puh.natiu (or sax
weeks 10 the Roancy Telegraph and Na,ch-
Cz Courier, tha; tbis hard wiji, ata epocial
meelios, 10 lie held ON lho second NandAy
in July. receive sealed proposals ier gggasli-
inc materials tAr aud completing budia-
in Fayette, Of lhe following description, Is
vie
a Abpck clerks Office, lhir,y-siy fee, iron,
ty twenty wide; walls lhirieen inches Id
thickness au5 thirteen feet hlgil, enc Story
chimney ot each end; partition waA pino
inches in thickness; two doors 10 lront to
correspond with two windows in front oi
iweniy-E0ur lights Of glass, ten bylwe.ve
four windows iu The rear, opposite the saL
front wiudjvs sud doaCs; iiIea, coats q
plaster on ceiling; walls inside % Aa naa,5
pointed and painted; r9ai 10 BE- covered
with tin; the doors AMI wind w-sauaegs
be covered on the outside with sheeticon
ia fre-proof manner; door and wiplow-siII
to be Of stone, or of wood, covered wil
sheet-igon; floors paved with trick onodge
Allto he neatly painted; the walls red
the roof, doors and window-shdilogs Of lea
color, to be completed on or before the fir;
Monday in June, 1887. Proposals, sealed
may he left with the clerk Of lhe board, q
any Of the members Of the board, aud wi
not be opened until the said special NEE
ing. BY order Of the Blard County Police
JAMES J. COLLIER, Clerk.
Fayette, June is, 1885. 20-6w
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800 ACRES OF OPEN LAND,


which is in forward state of preparation
for a crop, and will be plnted in cotton and
corn, in proper season; $50 acres in cotton,
and tiiy in corn; large new framed Gin
and MiIlattached, built with cast m1chnory,
with cabins for Negroes, &c; good teams,
horses and oxen; Farming utensils and
Cart, IlnoorIy new; also Corn, Fodder,
Stock Cattle and Hogs, with every thny
complete for business. This tract Of hni
pdioins on Jesse Harper's, and is inferior to
no tract Of the same SIZE ia the state: it
contains nearly
/ ONE THOUSAND ACRES,
and fronts on both sides ofthe Walnut BAY ou,
upwards Of two miles on one side, aad a
mile and a half ON the other; large part
very thinly timbered; the character of this
| land.is SO well known, thata further descrip-
lon is deemed unnecessary. Any person
wishing to purchase frst-rate cotton farm,
would do well to call, and examine for him
self, as but few such tracts of land are now
for sale. | Twill also sell tract of first-rate
cane land, thinly tinlbered, lying about4 ol
5 miles off the river, in this parish, ifappliet
Tor soon, containing about ffsEHf
!, $50 Acres,
in which | will give a bargain, on lon,
Z time ei9
Apply to the subscriber. living on til
Roundaway Bayou, Parish Of Concordi;
La, or toJ. B. Warren, Rodney; Brigg.
Lacoste & Co., or Stanton, Backner s. 6,
J. Natchez, either Of whom with make know
i the terms. .n GEO. w. GROVES.
I March IL. 1879 #.t4 6-tf
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! ADMINISTRATIONS NO7YC.

ADMINISTRATORS MOTTO. V
ENHE undersigned, having letters Of ad-
= ministration on the estate Of JoHN S
NoRRIs, decd, requests all these indebted
to said estate 70 come forward and settle
their notes and accounts, and tl.ose who
hold claims against the estate to present
them within the time prescribed 6y law.
duly authentlcated, or they will be forever
barred. @ @
GEORGE OYERAKER, Admir-
Rodney, April 90, 1886. l2-tf !
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REFERENCES.

,. w. DUDLEY, M. D. ! 1rx1NcroN r.
s.P. YANDrLl, M. D. LEAlN1loN' NY
; s.F; n fssor, Es9s3 NJ NJ ,. p GEORGETOWN, Ky
Gao. w. SMITH, M. d. YLoUIsvILLE, Ky.
Rodney, April 8, 1896. eff
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RALLANTINE a. NELSON have NJ
hand good assortmentof PRODUCE
WHICH they willssel low for eash-Corn
Flour, Whiskcys &C. &c. sa
May ~ I34tf
vhs es 81 ~ 9 -
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Fayette Female Academy.

Fayette Female Academy.
VEViiE Trustees of the FAYETr1 FEMALE
HI ACADEMY have the pleasure to inform
the Publje that the Fall Session of this insti-
tuition will commence on the Both Septem-
her next, under the superintendent of
Mrs. d. G. Tiere, late Preceptress of the
" Female lnstitute," Princeton, (Kentuckyl.
AS Mrs. Tiere processes to teach every
branch necessary to a fnishe education for
Young Ladies, the Trustees respectfully
solicit a share Of public patronage. The
terms OF tuition and boarding are as mode
rate in this insttu ion as in any other in
the state Of equal rank. The students will
be required to furnish their own bed-cloth.
ing and towels. The Trustees have no
doubt, from the experience, qualifications
and ability Of Mrs. Tiere, that she will be
able to give general satisfaction, she being
educated by some of the first teachers in
Europe, and enjoying the advantage of hav-
ing taught for a number Of years in Europe
and America. Mrs. There will be prepared
to accommodate those who may wish to
board with her; the same accommodation.
can be had at Fayette, and also a short dis
lance from town. The scholastic year, in
this institution, will be divided into two ses-
slons, OF five months each, the year to COM
mence on the 30lh of September.
No student will be received for shorter
time than a session. Boarding and Tuition
fee will be required, to be paid to John NJ.
Whitney, treasurer, in advance, who is also
authorised to give tickets Of admission.
j. M. WHITNEY, President ofthe
Borrd cf Trustees. .d
l. ] II nILNnAN Cncrnt,,.. IL
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$50 Acres,

N Y I 2 T.. N, n
"A Ii persons are hereby forwarned from
"a trading for note drawn by AN.
Holioyin 1881, for fifty dollars, and made
payable to me 18th January, 1885. as said
note has been lost or msIaid so that | can
not find it. GUY COTTON.
January ~, 1895. Soft
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.gaEapeg e Raylv

gaEaRes e. Bayly
Fl AVE just received and Hpw infer for
= = sale, lot ofsaperior
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
together with an assortment Of JEWELRY
of the latest fashions.
September 4, 1885. y
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/ ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
TIT ETTERS of administration having
III A been granted tothe undersigned at the
April Term, 1886, Of the Probate Court Of
Jefferson County, on the estate of STEPHEN
FoRMAN, decd, all persons indebted to
said estate are hereby notified to come for
ward and make mediate settlement, and
all tAosg having claims against the estate
are requested TO present them within the
time prescribed BY law or they will be fot-
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~ ~. q A.
TEVJE UNDERSIGNED wal coa'jala
n d keep on hInl, every variety of
GOODS adm Ted % this marke'-and snli-
ci,s share ct Patr1uage-wMch be hopes
lomoEh BIZ close Application to business
4 The su,, stronger mllccmcufs oiCHEAF
GOODS. JNO. A. WATKINS.
Mr,h10, lS3i. ST
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TX NIGHT g. MEDLEY have Just re-a
m ceived, and now offer for sale, an adj
ditional supply of sa
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY;
Also, an assortment of
FANCY g. STAPLE GOODS,
adapted to the season. A superior article
of Black and Blue Cloths "A large and
well selected lot Of Summer Clothing, toS
gether with supply Of Russia, Beaver,
Silk and Palmetto Hats. m
June 10 ls-tf &
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TERMS PER SESSION.

Orthography, Reading, Definitions
and Writing, Sl2 SO
The above, with English Grammar y
and Arithmetic, Ia O0
English Grammar, Arithmetic, Geo
graphy, History and Letter-wri-
ting, 1000
Moral Philosophy, Natural History,
Astronomy, use of the Globes, e
Botany, Rhetoric and Mineralogy, 25 90
Extra Charges.
French, Sis O0A
Music, with the use of instruments, 80 90
Drawing and Painting, 25 co.
Fancy Works, Is 90
+ June IL, 1886. l9-5w
~. B. For the convenience of those who
may call in my absence, have authorised
MIR. James ], Collier and. Mr.. G T. Miles.
at the Clerks Office, to deliver tickets Of
admission, and receive tuition fee.
afaai a @ j. M. w. d
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WOLCOIF3 sTUBENYILIE JEANS.

WOLCO1'E5 SIUBENYlLIE JEANS.
q HAVE now Cnhand and for sale 500
Ill pieces Of Wolcott's StubcnyiIle Jeans,
and have made such arrangements with
the manufacturer as viii ensure a large and
regular assortmentot all seasons. AS fhese
goods are now so generally and fyorably
lntrodnoed.as to be a necessary part Of the
merchants assortment, those who wish to
purchase wild find this stock well worthy Of
IAN examination. sell for the manu&ct1-
rer, and at his priccsi and 70 responsible
houses will sell on as liberal terms as arc
customary in this market. Orders viii be
attendedto in such a manner as wall it is
hoped give satisfaction. oye. s
Wall street, Louisville, Kentucky.
JAMEG IIEMpV
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DIS > 2 LUTION.s
7 SHEparlperslp hertoforc existing be-
= tween J B. Long and John e. Yoo,
Is ths day dissolved by mutual consent.
y. D. Long IS charged with the settlement
of the business Of the late firm.
Southern telegraph., 1836-07-15

Black Lostring and S,nchaw Silks, Dam
ask kprintcd Florne do; striped do. Pmsi-
ami do; fg'd, do; Moassalho do; fg'J,
Gro de Nap. o.SSIack Chals; French
Muslins; worke and Lace, collars
and capes iacds Unread odgings and
Iustrings; English lace; Tuscan Hats ;cash-
mere Venitian crowndo.; green blond gauze
wells; Pongee, lagg andbandanna hlndker-
chiefs; SpitleGeld, black leyantine and
linen cambrick do. fancy dress do; black
and white. silk hose black and white silk
gloves; Berlin and castor do; superior
French do; satin top do; velvet bands, vel,
vet ribbons; ;gauzo bonnets do; guard do. /;
superior black silk velvet; black 'Tabby do. +;
bordered p9rasolsj embroidered do; I;
Gingham umbrellas; sup, hay do; gum
suspenders; band boxes; Palm leaf Hats;
&c. &c. GRIFFING & CAROTHERS.
Rodney April 6, 1855. 0--y
P. s. Woare. also, Just receiving fine
assortment Of SHOES and BOOTS, Span.
ish Cigars, II5ney-dow Tobacco, &c. aI
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af Aah
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1836-10-13
Sale OF FzzB'ahaegHrs5
Under Deed of Trust.

IN pursuance of deed of trust exc
cuted by David Gileson, on the 99,h
day of January, 1885, and of record in
the County Court Office Of Augusta. III.
subscriber will offer for sale, for ready
money, at the shop door Of the said Gil
keson, in the town Of Stanton, on Mon
day the gath instant, the following Fur
niture, to wit:
One Mahogany Sideboard, /
mahogany Secretary and Book
Case, 4 cherry Bureaus, d dou-
bic tin Safes, d easy Chairs,
French Bedsteads, some COM
mon Bedsteads, Chairs & Wash
ing Machines.
A credit will be given for a period 20
be then made known.
SAMUEL CLARKE. Trustee.
October 6. 1896.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1836-10-13

AT rules held in the Clerks Office of the
Circuit Superior Court OF Law and Chan
Gerry for the county OF Augusta, On the
9th day of Sept 1886.
Thomas Atkinson, plaintiff,
against
George *. Holloway in his own right and
as Administrator OF Edmund b. Hollo
way, decd. Edmund Brchel, and Martha
his wife, and others, defendants.
The defendant, George X. Holloway. NOT
having entered his appearance and given Sc
curly according To the act of Assembly. and
the rules OF this Court, and it appearing by
satisfactory evidence that he is not an inRab.
liant Of this commonwealth: IL is ordered
That The said George X. Holloway do appear
here on the first day of the next term, (Nov.
lVih,) and answer the amended bill of the
plaintiff. and that copy of this order be
published Tor two months SUCCESSFULLY, in
the Stanton Spectator, and posted at the
front door OF The court house of Augusta
county.
4 Copy-Teste,
Az N. c. KINNEY, c. C.
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s w ANN TAVERN
WOODSTOCK, Va.

THE subscriber has leased the large
white house, nearly opposite Mr.. Jacob
Reaner's, in Woodstock, and ia now
prepared to accommodate travellers and
others in the best style. The house has
recently undergone thorough repair.
and is now in complete order and his
s,abling is inferior to none in the Stale
In short. his estal lishment possesses eve
~ thing necessary to render the sojourn
OF the traveller comfortable and agreea-
bic. The subscriber fatters himselftha
from his long experience as a Tavern.
keeper in Strasburg and Battletown, he
Will be able to give general satisfaction
TO those who may favor him with a call
a shere OF public patronage is respect
fully invited
HENRY SWAMI.
Woodstock, July %, Ie36.-6m
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I'Eg YELLING
ON THE

ON THE
Winchester & Potomac Rail Road.
The cars leave the Depot at Win
chester at 7 o'clock in the morning
Will pass Stevenson at half past 7
where passengers can be taken up or set
down.
Thompson's depot at Is min. past s.
Cameron's do. at half past s.
ChaElestown about 9-and
Halltown half past9
Arriving at Harper's Ferry in time for
passengers to take the morning cars to
Baltimore.
RETURNING.
They leave Harpcrs Ferry at i o.
clock in The afternoon,
Arrive at Halltown at half past i.
At Charlestown about5
Cameron's is minutes past 5.
ThonPson's about half past 5,
Stevenson's about o'clock-and
Reach Winchester about 7 o'clock in
the evening. JOHN BRUCE.
Winchester, April 7, 1886.
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TRUST SALE.

BY virtue Of a decd of trust executcd
by Peter Argrnbrisht 10 the subscriber.
on the 18th day OF March, 1886. and Of
record in the County Coul, OiEicr of Au-
gns'a, will be sold OH Tucsda, the 18th
Oh October next, at the plantation OF
w alter II. TaPp, Esq near thu town Of
stanton the following property, viz:
The w heat cut from Il acres
and half of land, and the Rye from 10
acres. IA head of Hogs, of good size,
orindle Cow, Feather Beds, Bcdsteads
ana a., Furniture, breakfast Table, pire
Fable, TRUNK, pine Chest, s split
bottom Chairs, and a variety of other
articles oil Household aud Kitchen Fur
niture mentioned in said deed.
Terms OF sale, cash before the proper.
~ is removed.
CHESLEY KINNEY, Trustee.
September 20, 1896.
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=" Ih other prizes making together 4OS
prizes amounting To $50, $40.
This Lottery will he drawn upon the plan
OF The old MARYLAND Lotteries, under the di.
rectIon Of the Trustees appointed by the Le-
gislature
In this Lottery any one disposed to risk
the small sum Of SlO-may venture without
any scrupies. 1t not a scheme Of suecuIa.
ton, bet simply TO relieve The proprietors Of
the late Antietam Woollen Factory which
was destroyed by flre-and the chances are
as good ii not better than the monied Lol!er.
les.
Who would not risk the sum OF $40 for
such valuable property? Nothing venture,
no'hi'g wIn-delays are dangerous-send on
The cash and you shall have the prizes.
For tickets address
GEO. SHAFER, A gent.
September 20.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1836-10-13
VIRGINIA TO WIZ :.

Al County Court Of Augusta, held al the
courthouse Of said county on the dav
OF August, in the year 1886
Walter ID. Kemp and Catherine his WIFI
catherine Gloninger, Joseph Halter and
w iliIam Gibbons, trustees for said Catha>
rine Kemp, plaintiffs,
against
4 bner Campbell, administrator of Jonathan
Helienstein, decd, Mary Hellenstein, wild.
ow and relict Of Jonathan Hellensten
decd, Abner Campbell and Catherine e
his wife, late Catherine L. Helieos;ein
LacharIab U. Simmons and Louisa {. his
wife, late Louisa G. HeIfenstein. Ann C.
lielienstein, Albert G. Helfenstein. Eliza
Heifenslein, Caroline NJ Helfenstein
Jonathan 5. HeIfenstein, Cyrus G.. Hell,
fensten and Charles J Helfenstein. heirs
ana representatives. q! Jonathan Helfen-
stein, decd, defendants
IN CHANCERY.
The defendants not having entered their
appearance and given security according 10
the act OF Assembly, and the rules OF This
Court, and II appearing 10 the satisfaction of
The Court that they are not inhabitants of
this Commonwealth II is ordered. that thew
90 appear here on the fourth Monday in II o..
vember next, and answer the plaintiffs bill
and that copy of This order be forthwith in
serted IN some newspaper published in the
town OF StauntOn, for two months success
sIvely, and posted at the front door of the
court house of this county.
Copy-1'este,
42] JEFFERSON KINNEY, CPk.
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VIRGINIA.

~ rules held in the Clerks Office Of The
Circuit Superior Court OF Law and Chan
Gerry, Tor the county OF Augusta, On Mon
day the 9th day OF September, 1886.
Hugh Harvey Mcdowell, George Blake
more, Geo. Messcrsmith, David Andrews
and Samuel Lambert, plaintiffs,
against
Margaret Miller, widow, and Henry Miller.
John Miller, Samuel Miller w illiam Mill
Ter, James Miller, Elizabeth Mellow ell
wife OF Hugh Harvey Mcdowell, Samuel
Miller, Jeremiah Miller, Frances Miller.
Mary Miller, & Robert Miller, (children
q heirs OF Robert Miller, deed, who was
one OF the heirs of Samuel NJ iller, decd }
all infants under the aye of Il years, Charles
Cameron Francisco, infant heir of Nancy
francisco, late miller, one of the heirs OF
the said Samuel Miller, decd, Margaret
Cameron, infant child of Margaret Came
ron, decd, late Miller, one of the heirs of
the said Samuel Miller, decd, and the
said Hugh Harvey Mcdowell and Henry
Miller, as Administrators of the said Sam
uel Miller, decd, defendants,
IN CHANCERY.
The defendants, Samuel Miller, William
Miller, and Samuel Miller, Jeremiah NJ iller.
Frances Miller, Mary Miller, and Robert
Miller, infant children and heirs Of Robert
Miller, decd, who was one OF the heirs of
Samuel Miller, decd. not having entered
their appearance and given security accord
ing TO The act of Assembly, and the rules of
'his Court, and it appearing by satisfactory
evidence, that they are not Inhabitants OF this
country: II is ordered, that the said defend
ants do appear here on the first day of the
next term, 10Th OF Nov'r.) and answer The
OIL OF the plaintiffs, and that copy of this
order be forthwith inserted in some newspa-
per printed In Staunlon, fer eight weeks sue
cessively, and posted at the front door Of The
court house OF Augusta county
y COpy-lesle,
42l N. C. KINNEY.
VIRGINIA:
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DoCToR BERKELEY

Has provided himself with all the pe
cessary instruments, and is now prepar.
ed 10 perform all operations in DEN
1iSIltY in The best and most approved
Dr. b. has devoted a great deal Of at
tentIon to the extraction Of Teeth, parti
cularIy TO the mode adopted by Mir
Caldwell; also, that Of the celebrated
MI Bell Of London, and has no besjta.
uon in saying, that be can extract with
perfect safety. and with much less pain
Than is common.
RATES OF CHARGES A. FOLLOWS:
For inserting artificial teeth each IS 90
Filing, for each space. IN
Plugging with tin foil. *
gold leaf, Slto , 90
Sealing. ito 3 nm
Extracting, no
S'supIop, August 25, 1926.
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VNSagg5Ee E6ya-ass
+ OR. S A |, F

The Farm belonging to the heirs of
MATHEW BLAIR, deceased, is offered
for sale privately. This Farm lies in
Augusta county, about eight miles from
Staunton, on the road leading to Harri.
sonburg via Miler's Iron Works. and
contains about 300 .EcYes, every a.
ere of which is arabic, and lies well for
cultivation: about one>half cleared and
In fine order; the other heavily tim.
bered land. There is a sufficiency of
meadow land OH it for farm Of the size.
and several never failing springs, SO Sit
uated as to afford water in nearly every
field. The improvements are toleraole.
The neighborhood around il is healthy
and agreeable.
AS it is presumed that any one dis
posed to purchase will view it and Judge
for himself, further description is
deemed unnecessary but | will Just add,
that taking into view every advantage
this Farm possesses, it is seldom that its
equal is in this delightful county, offer
ed for sale.
The land will be shown to any one
DESTROYS OF viewing it, by DR.. WIN. r.
BLAIR, whose residence is adjoining, or
by MATHEW BLAIR, of Staunton, by
whom the terms will be made known.
Possession win be given Immediately.
T. r. BLAIR,
Ear Of AZ. Blair, decd.
August 4, 1S36.-tf
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EH a Eg I'd w al sE.

THOMAS & co. Gate TnomAs s.
GEORGE continue the i'm portafion OF
HaFduure, BrdsS-scare, Cutlery
and Saddlerg,
IN all their varieties. at the old stand
1876 Baltimore street. Baltimore. They
have also on hand general assort.ne.t
OF american manufactured articles in th.
Hardware line.
BY the late arrivals from Liverpool
they have received az extensive and
well selected stock Of fresh Goods, V hi, h
Renders their assortment eomnlese.