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and as one pair Of forceps hands the pin
along to lis neighhnr, il Is difficult TO be-
liese the machine is mol an intelligent be-
lng.
The pins are all of one solid piece Of
wire, aud possess an advantage in this res
pect over those upon which the head is
wound, aud thus liable to come of, often to
the great Inconvenience of tender fingers
The process is exceedingly rapid. think
DR.. Howe Informed me tha, one machine
would make IL 900 pins in | ! hours, aud
n new machine which he had just put in
operation, would make p 900 in the same
time. Formerly it required several men to
make one pin--one TO head it, one TO point
ii, &c. and then only few thousand could
be made in n day-but one man could su-
perlntend IL Of these machines, and at the
lowest estimate manufacture 100000 pins
daily.
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~",r IL NEW $.
PORT OF NEWPORT.
ARRIVED.
THURSDAY Mar oai

THURSDAY. May 23d.
Sct'rS. Erie. Shute, from Belfast for Providence.
Relief. NIekerSon, from GaTdiner-Candace Cor
Ihel, from Chatham for New Haven,---Augler.
Waite from Philadelphia Cor Portland, with coal
leaking GOO strokes per hour.--SloopS Hudson.
West, from New Bedford for Providence.
FRIDAY, May 2ith.
Sehr. Eunice, Thondike from Middletown, n.
c. for Boston.
SUNDAY, May Goth.
Sch'rs. Example, Conely, from Port Deposite.
(Na.) with slaves 10 the master. Virginia. Hall,
from Ere for Philadelphia General Cobb.
Cobb, from Fall River for BalumcTe.-Sloops We
nus, Bliven, from Providence for New York
Harvest, Presley, from Taunton for do--Samuel,
Burt, from do for Hartford.
MONDAY. May eth.
Sloop George, Carr, from Mobile, with wood to
ths master ,--Schr. Emperor, Shores, from Taun-
ton for Philadelphia.
Sailed, Revenue Gutter Vigilant, Connor, on a
cruise.
TUESDAY, May %.
Sch'rS. Celebrity, Seymoore, from Philadelphia
for Providence. Olympus, Slocum from Albany
for New Bedford.-Franklin Greene w aie from
Havana for Providence
CLEARED.
Soop Victory, Heath, Providence
Do. Agent, Pratt, do.
Do. Leader Winsow, n. Bedford.
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The Trenton Encampment.-We hear it
stated that the proposed encampmcnt sf
United States Infantry at Trenton, New
Jersey, this summer, cannot be effected, in
consequence of the necessity of further
drafts upoa their services in Florida! Gen
Scott, we understand, was on visit to the
place a few days since; and may, perhaps,
he there STILL Pkiia. Gaz.
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RnBBERY.-Mr. James Dimon, a mer-
chant of Salem, had his coat aud pocket
book taken last night while on board the
Lexington, containing various valuable pa
pers, and about $50 in money. The
drafts were on the Leather Manufacturers
Bank, and drawn by the. Asaitic Bank of
Salem. The payment of course has been
stopped. Mr. Dimon had loose bundle
of bank notes in another garment, which
escaped the robbery. y Jour. Com.
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Mdnvtaefory Of Pins in Conneetieut.-
On visit 10 Derby, Conn, some week.
since, ] had the pleasure of inspecting the
pin manntaciory of DIR. Howe. The ap-
paraius is a new invention of the Doctor.
and is one Of the most ingenious and beau.
iiful pieces Of Mechanism in the whole cir.
Gle ofibe arts. IL is impossible for me TO
give you any adequate description Of it,
Those who have any fondnrss for mecban-
ical ingenuity must see j, FOR themselves.-
Generally, msy state iha, the wire from
which the pins are to be made is passed in
at one end Of the machine, cut into the
requisite length and passed from poin, to
point; till the pins are headed, and fitted
f,r the process Of .ilveriug and putting up.
The whole process, may be distinctly scen,
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NOTICE.

HE Sobscriber having been appointed BY the
Supreme Judicial Court. Assignee 10 HEIE-
NAH LANPIiIER. Of South Kingsiown, to whom
has been granted the benefit Of the Insoiyeni act.
nersoy gives notice 10 all persons to bring in their
claims to him, and for all indebted 10 make payment
70 nin HENRY sTEADMAN.
South king.,own, May ls-22' Is:so.
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A Singed Cdt.-A neighbor of ours
who enjoys the luxury of an improved
cooking stove, very innocently made fire
in it as usual, few mornings since, and
went 10 his shop while the stove was warm
ingnp. Ga re,urningin n short time he wa:
met with a categorical flavor and on oper-
ing The stove oven door, found his cat con-
pletely singed and baked to a crisp. Poor
puss had jumped into the oven the prece.
ding evening, while the stove was cooking
Vermont Mercury.
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Iron HOuscs.-The efficiency of iron to
The application Of steam vessels has been so
successfully introduced, that it has encour-
aged similar application 10 the building of
houses. The Glasgow Chronicle has no
ticed an elegant plan of u sea coast cottage
of iron hung up in the Ton,ine Cofiee-room,
Glasgow. The plan referred to seems TO
have six rooms, kitchen and laundry, and
other convenences, for the small SUM of
25Oi or a double house of fourteen rooms,
5O0L This is not half the price of a com
mon house with u similar accommodation,
and can he ready to possess in two months.
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"a drrfe0 D..

In Fall River lSlh inst, Mr.. William W. Mason
to Miss Betsey +. Bum.
In New Bedford, on Sunday 18th inst, By the
Rev. Mr Bonney, Mr.. Samuel L. Ward to Miss
Rachael :. Gibbs
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Demteraag8DtJp.
@lznltnZ oAca0%my,

OPp0SHt I0nHsthdS T0ftI, FeIHdm 81,
~HERE new pupils will be received only
Wv few days longer. The third term has Just
commenced /; therefore al who wish to take les
sons this term must commence the present week
The large number of Ladies and Gentlemen Of
Newport who have acquired good handwriting
under The instruction Of Mr. ]. French is sufficient
TO prove the superiority Of the system; and we
think, TO induce all bad writers and those who do
not write with and facility TO Join our classes
Immediately. We invite all who feel an interest
in the improvement OF education to favor us with
a call
Refer 10 Rev Mr.. Dumonl'S and other families
who arc now receiving lessons.
JAS. FRENCH tS BROTHER,
may %. Assisted BY G. ID. CUSHMAN.
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PICTORIAL EMBELLISHMENTS,
AND TnE AccUHAcY OF IT'S
QUARTERLY FASHIONS

QUARTERLY FASHIONS.
The proprietor pledges himself TO use every
honorable means TO maintain the superiority
which the Ladies' Companion has obtained.
For five years he has steadily pursued course
Of Improvement and he 0atters himself that
his present facilities are such as 10 give the
Ladies Companion eminent advantages over all
other publications.
From the foregoing it will be perceived that
the LADIES' COMPANION embraces every
department within the range Of BELLEs-bEr-
rms and the FINg AIRS; aud no eSertlons
or expense will he deemcdt too great 10 renderthe
work equal 70 any other extant. The haiier-
ing and general testimonials Of nearly every
contemporary journal in the United States, and
in fact. many on the other side Of the Atlantic,
have strongly asserted the pndeniable claims
of the Ladies Companion 10 the support oi
The public generally Th,re rs no icork mat
gires us reddrs such a great retur" Jor hdr
fyoUgU.
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TERMs--THREE D0I.LARs A YEAR.
IN ADVANCE.

0Por -Four dollars during the year.~O
.No subsc,jpbon reeeired for ie'S than one year.
Letters must be post paid. otherwise the post
age y deducted, aud credit gwen onty for the
balance. -l--..l
lUs'fulton Street. New lork.
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Loufl Rerenge.-Many years since, Il

Ldrfid Rerenge.-Many years since, IA
gentleman in Newingion, n parish of
WeathrrsieId, Connecticut, who was very
religious and conscientious man, married
one Of the most iIl-natured aud troublesome
women who could be found in the vicinity.
This occasianed universal surprise where
ever he was known, and one of his neigh
bors ventured to ask him the rensons which
had governed his choice. He replied, that
having had but little trouble in the world,
lie wns fearful of becoming too much at
tached TO things of time and sense, and he
thought that by experiencing some affiic-
tions, he should become more weaned from
the world, and that he married such a wom-
mn as he thought would accomplish this OBJ
jeci
The best part Of the story is, that the
wife, hearing the reasons why he married
her, was much offended, and out of rerenge,
became one Of the most pleasant and dui-
ful wives in the town; declaring that she
was not going to he made pack horse to
carry her husband to Heaven.
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MRS. ANN s. STEPHENS,
WILLIAM w. SNOWDEN, EDiTof
HENRY +. HARRINGTON,

NJ ms. ANN -. SlBIlitNo, >
WILLIAM w. SNOWDEN, ; EDIToRs.
HENRY +. HARRINGTON, \
THE MUSICAL DEPARTMENT
or the Ladies Companion has ever command
ed a large share OF attention, and has been look
ed upon with no little interest by its readers,
and more especially the LADIES. whom the
publisher is anxious TO please. II will contin-
ue to be subject Of more than usual care to
him, and to the Professor under whose super
vision il is placed, to make that portion Of the
magazine deserving Of the countcnance Of E.
very lover Of music.
THE WORK in GENERAL.
Over every department an equally careful su-
peyision will be strictly exercised by the Ed
itors, and all appropriate expenditures will be
literally bestowed, as il is the design Of the pub
Usher, with the aid Of his contributors aud the
advice Of his friends TO make the Ladies' Com
paBion distinguished for the beauty and accu-
racy of IT'S ypogrophy-he yariety and high
tons of its literary articteS-he quality and
ualue Of rs music-and the unequalled splendor
nj ifg
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MARINE MEMORANDA.

Cid a, Mobile 10th inst. schr. Export Pratt, .iol
Fail River.
Al Matanzas I!th inst, brig Laurel, Smith, load
ing.
Cid. at New Orleans, 18th irst. schr Wolcou
Burdick from Nermlion Bay.
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FOR SALE.

EyINE LINEN BATH PosT.-JO reams
II for sale very low, at
may % JAMES IIAMMOND's.
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BEAUTIFUL New ART.-Mr. j. F. Havell
and Mr.. Wlmore, (the engravers) have, by
covering glass with etching ground aud
smoke, sketched designs upon it. Through
the glass thus exposed by the scratches, the
photogenic paper receives the light, and the
design which the sun may be said 10 print,
may be multiplied with periec, identity for
ever. Designs thus produced will probably
become much more common, and even
more generally applicable than lithography,
because all the means arc more readily ac-
cessible, whilst it will receive its rank as an
art, and be excellent in proportion to the
skill Of the artist as a craftsman with the
etching needle.
The size need no longer be kept down 10y
that of the printing press, os the size Of tl,e
glass can alone limit the size of the design.
This is u real and valuable discovery, appli-
cable to a thousand purposes. tits report
ed that Mr.. HavelI and his brother, the well
known painters, have succeeded in giving
some true colors, also, to their productions,
by the action of light. Beautiful limitations
of washed bis,re drawings may be produced,
by stopping cut the light on the glass by
black varnish, which will obstruct the trans
mission Of light in proportion to the thick
ness with which the varnish is laid on and
specimens like fine mezzotnto prints have
been produced by this process.
London LITERARY Gazette.
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CLEARED

Sloop Victory, Heath, Providence.
Do. Agent, Pratt, do.
Do Leader, Winslow. n. Bedford.
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NJOTICE.--The Subscriber has this day pnr-
~ chased all the interest which his partner, Mr..
WILLIAM WErDEN, had in all the property beong.
ing 10 The firm Of Hcedcn & BnH, and will transact
all business appertaning TO the said firm.
April 27-in5 HENRY BULL, JR!
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. William T.. Burton.
Justice MeIlen.
John Neal.
Park Benjamin
iGrenyille Mcllen
D. IN. &. Brooks, A. NJ.
Edward MatnriD.
George +. Morris.
Robert Hamilton
Isanc G. Pray.
William CoDstOck.
]. Henry B. Dennis.
Y Rev. J. " Clinch.
James Brooks,
Albert Pike.
+. A. Durivage.
Jonas y. Phillips
!. Henry L. Harrington.
others, with whom nego-
They will hereafter be
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PETERS FILLS.

Inc unparalleled reputation which Petcrs' Pills have
acquired as Medical Restor1ue - unique tom
able Dol that be en-, their immense
20 inc icted III amos class OF dis The
ger oil letters received from Patients recovered through
heir MEANS isreaily odgous aud the complaints which
bui sun there are some wh ch they es,ciay
oenehcia than others and among those may named
tue 100 often Ia al complaints of the stomach and Is
such as Chofc Flatutence and est,on for Inch
are not only a certain, but an Immediate cure.
1T is well known that from the of the
'ou and bowels arises nine all the m
adult and declining life that this the foundation OF a
loIeney spnSnodic pains indigestion, toss of nppeiie
anu mat hose IN their turn give birth DTopsv Lrc
Complaint Consumption aud habitunl ouncss of spiris
therefore Peters Pills being the bet medicine
nasever been discovered for the ncipnt di of the
and also general disorders which ember mature
me ana drag 80 many millions q n imely graves
In speaking hus, Dr. Peters arrogaes thing to himself
NAT mas mol been conceded by the public He no edy
IucN or unknown spectators who before the
as ms o herald and witness; but placed in a spons
TOT and asing TO extent
inc anha, oil medicine, that makes him
nothing which Is not borne BY insIibc
anu hence ne does not Tear to be the
which he haspromised respecting his Fills.
DE- refers is most happy TO be able author
ny oil agrcat number Of regular Physicians that
his vegetable Pills have been introduced thew have almost
superseded the adoption rimens or their
peculiar acuy IN swee.nng the blood, and stimulating
70 expe all noxous Juices and giving strength and tone
nerves. prevents disease from acquiring that strength
which must be got under fiat ALL by dangerous dies
frePired by JOS. fRiESTLYPETERS, NJ d. No
l29 Liberty street, New York. Each box contains 40
Pills. Price so cents. "
For sale by f. BERKELEY s. Co.
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500 REV ARD.

STOLEN from the plantation of the
late John Wickham, on the night o.
Sunday. the 29th ultimo, DARK BAY
COLT, two years old last Spring; hi.
two hind feet white; with small white
star In his face; no other white about
him. He is thorough bred-as was, nc
doubt, we'll known to the Thief. who
will probably carry him to some distance
from the neighborhood before he at
temPts to dispose of him. The above
reward will be paid to any one who
shall stop and secure the colt, together
with a II reasonable expenses-and TWEEN.
~ dollars more for apprehe nding and Sc
curing the Thief, SO that he may be
brought 10 justice.
B. w. LEIGH.
Richmond, Oct d, ls39.-4t
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Virginia Cotton Goods.

H. B. s. WM. Fl. STREET having
been appointed agents for the sale Of
COTTON YARNS AND OSNA.
RGS, OF the Petersburg ManuIac,u.
ring Company. respectfully invite the
attention of Valley Merchants 20 thei.
supply, which they will offer at Fac,o
ry prices by the bale.
AS the above goods are considered O
superior quality and offered as Iowa
they can be purchased elsewhere, ii e
believed to be to the advantage OF Mis-.
chants TO purchase here.
Winchester, Sept. 26 1889,
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DR.. BrN9ad9eZH.

WITH NO COLLEGE. NO INSTI.
TUITION. HE BEING SATISFIED
TO REST ON THE PATRONAGE
OF THE PUBLIC, FOR THE SUC>
CESS OF HIS GRANDFATHER'S
VEGETABLE UNIVERSAL PILLS.
ESTABLISHED IN ENGLAND.
l75l.
The following persons are Agents for
the sale Of DR.. Brandreth's Vegetable
Universal Pills
William Young. Stanton, augusta Co. Va
w. w. King, Waynesborough, do
b. F. Graham, Greenville, do
j. c. Roller. MI. Sidney, do
Il. Watts, Charlottesville, Alb. Co. Va.
c. T. Estis, Lovingston. Nelson County.
John Whitehead, New Glasgow, Amherst.
Bailey & Wornock "A mhersl G. H.
j. ID. McGuffin, Fairfield, Rock bridge Co
Any of the above agents. by calling
on MIR. VIM. Young, (Staunton.) and
paying for the amount of Pills they
have received and sold, can get a fresh
supply. to be paid for when sold. or re.
turned when called for.
For B, BRANDRETH, NJ. d.
B. Green, Travelling Agent
April 25, iS39-6m
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SIS REWARD.
September 5.

RAN AWAY from the subscriber
living in Augusta county, on the Sth oil
September last, en- indeDted apprentice
to the Tailoring business, named
ELDRIDGE b. DOUGLASS
about five feet ten inches high, and
nearly tweniy>one years OF age. The
above reward will be given for his de-
livery TO me. All persons are forbid
den from harboring or employing bi IN
at their peril.
DAVID STERRiTT.
Oct. 10, 1889.
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A Copy-Teste.
NICH'S. G. KINNEY, C. C.
Sentember =
VIRGINIA.
September 3

At Rules held in the Clerks Office oil
the Circuit Superior Court of Law and
Chancery for Augusta County, on Mon
day September 2ud 1889.
William Lightner. plaintiff-against
Callisen Evans, Samuel Lightner and
Henry Hawpe. defendants.
IN CHANCERY.
The defendant CalIisen Evans, not
having entered his appearance and giv>
Ell security according to the &C, Of AS.
scmbly, and the rules of this Court, and
1t appearing from satisfactory evidence
that he is not an inhabitant OF this Com
monwealth: 1t Is ordered, that the said
Caliisen Evans do appear here on the
first day of the next term, Nov. 10Th
1899, and answer the bill OF the plain.
tiff, and that copy of this order be
forthwith inserted in the Stanton Spec
tator. for two months successfully, and
posted at the front door of the Court
house Of Augusta County.
A Copy-Teste.
NICH'S. G.. KINNEY, C. C.
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VIRGINIA.

AT Rules held in the Clerks Office o.
the Circuit Superior Court of Law and
Chancery. Tor Augusta County, OH
Monday the End Of September 1889.
James Tate and Charles Beale, Ex'
of George Poaguc deed. plaintiffs
against
Nash l.. Pitzer aud Benjamin Welch,
admr's. of Nash Pi,zer, decd. and
John Mayse, George Poague, George
stull, Dinguid Kyle. Peter Wright.
and John Jordan, their securities 10
the Administration Notwithstanding
IN CHANCERY.
The defendants John l.. Pitzer, one of
the admr's. Of John Piizer, decd. and
Peter Wright. one Of the securities, not
having entered their appearance and
given security. according to the act Of
asse mbly, and the rules Of this Court,
and il appearing from satisfactory evil
deuce, that they are not inhabitants Of
this Commonwealth i, is ordered that
the said Nash and Piizer and Peter
Wright do appear here On the first day
Of the next term. (Nov. 10th 1889.
and answer the bill Of the plaintiffs, and
that copy Of this order be thwith
inserted in the Stanton Spectator, for
two months successfully, and posted at
the front door Of the Court house Of Au.
gusta County.
A Copy-Testc,
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IN CHANCERY.

The defendant Davidson Erw in, no.
having entered his appearance, and Civ,
en- security, according to the act Of AS
sembly and the rules of this Court, and
it appearing by satisfactory evidence
that he is not an inhabitant ofthis Com
monwealth: 1t is ordered tn at unless the
said defendant do appear here. on the
first day of the next term, (Nov. 10th
1899. and answer the bill of the plaintiff,
that the same will be taken for confessed
as to him; and that copy of this order
be forthwith inserted in some news pape
published in Stanton for two months
successfully, and posted at the front
door of the Court house Of Augusta
County.
A Copy-Tesie.
NICH'S. c. KINNEY, c. c.
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ATTENTION.!

The Courts OF Enquiry for the 32nd
Regiment Va. Militia, will be held on
the following days and at the following
places. to wit: for the LIST Battalion at
Charles Dickenson's. New Hope, on the
7th of Nov; for 2nd Battalion at til e
house of Mr.. Brown, near Spring Hill,
on the 9th Nov. and the Regime ntal
Court on the 9th Of the same month, at
Col. Harnsberger' Officers
will meet at each of the above places at
10 o'clock A. NJ.
G.. w. McCULLOCH,
Col. 32d. Reg't. " II.
Stauntop, Oct. 10, 1889.
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TO THE PUBLJC

AS number of persons have been ed touching
The price of"Pcters' Vegetable Anti Bilious Pills >, when
purchased at bis principal Office, l29 Liberty street NJ Y
nc reels called upon to make public statem Of his ar
rangement in relation 10 this matter.
FROM this date the cash price i'll be Forty dollars
per gross IN bills current in the city Of ~ York
and no quantity under gross WILL any petence be sold
under he refaiI price of Fifty Cepsa Box
Merchants ordering these Pill. from The proprietor or
New York Druggists, ON TINE, will be charged -Four
Dollars per dozen.
proprietor requests particular attention TO th is adj
seriSemep as the immensely increasing demand for h
rms makes eccs'aty that his bushes. operation should
ee conducted without any loss Of time which would result
from variety ofprices.
The proprietor would have ii further understood tn Il
ms Is for New York dealers, well as those
who reside in other places
Oct u.s. 1899. Emo
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Office ofthe Valley Turnpike Company,
Winchester, Oct. 2, 1899.


WINCHESTER, Oct. 2, 1889.
THE Stockholders in the Valley
Turnpike Company. are hereby notified
that an iDstalment Of three dollars on
each share Of capital stock is required
on or before the goth of October inst.
tbeing the tenth iDstalment in the
counties of Frederick and Shenandoah,
and the ninth iu the counties Of Rock
lpgham and Augusta. making twenty
two dollars called for on each share.) 10
be paid TO the subscriber or at either Of
the Banks in Winchester to John ALLIE
mong at Newtown: TO Jacob S. Danner
at Middletcwn; TO Geo. F. Hump. at
Strasburg; to William Moreland at
Woodstock TO Richard Miller at
Stoney Creek Bridge; to John Morgan
at Mount Jackson; to John d. Zircle
at New Market; to Derrick Penny
hacker at Sparta TO Isaac Hardes,y at
Hsrrisonburg to Shipman g. Roller a,
Mt. Crawford to Jacob c. Roller al Mt.
Sidney, and TO j. B. Breckenridge a,
SlauDtop.
J. s. CARSON, Treas.
winchester, Oct, 2, 1899.
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VIRGINIA.

At Rules held in the Clerks Office
Of the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chancery for Augusta County, Sep
TENDER 2nd 1899.
David NebergaII, pIaintiff-against
Addison J. Todd and Davidson Erw in
defendants
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From DO 10 SO head of good young
SHEEP, will be sold on the fourth
Monday Of this month. The sale will
take place in the meadow formerly own
ed by jacob Peck, decd, near the Tan
Yard. A liberal credit will be given.
JOHN G. BOWJlRS
Stanton, Oct. IL.