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Printing office Fog SAFE.

The Office Of the Lexington
Gazette is for sale. In the hands of a
practical printer, capable Of conducting
an efficient Wing paper, the establish
ment would be a Profitable one. Its
prospects were Dever so hattering as at
toe present moment, for there never was
before so great disposition on the part
Of the Wings of Rockbridge to support
it. To well qualified person, the es-
adjustment will be disposed of at fair
price, and on terms which cannot but be
satisfactory. Any information which
may be desired in relation to the Office,
will be cheerfully communicated, on ap.
piication either in person or by letter, 10
persons wishing to purchase. Residing
ira distant State, the proprietor is very
anxious to sell immediately.
Lexington, (Va.) May rs, 1s39-tf
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APRIL 18th, 1889.
SPRING GOODS.

4. T.ANDEURSE.NS s. Co.
having received in part, their Spring
supply, invite the attention of their
town ana country patrons, 10 the fol-
lowing -
Splendid new style Mouseline de LANES,
rich and beautiful, assorted patterns
aud colors.
Extra, rich Satin strip'd Challies.
Rich hg'd and plain Poult de Sole Silks.
Extra. rich blue black and fg'd poult
de Sole do.
Super. Satin Handkerchiefs and Scarfs.
Victoria Cravats, for Ladies-a new ar.
ticle.
Edinburgh, Null. Swiss, India, and Hull
Muslins.
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70 the Noters Of augusta County,.

On Thursday the 23rd inst. YOU will be
called to the exercise of one Of the highest
and most important duties that can devolve
on Freemcn, that OF voting for a member of
Congress, State Senator. and two mem.
bers 10 represent you in the House OF Del
egates. For this latter situation, YOU have
before YOU three candidates. -Frankiin NJ,
Cue, John b. Breckenridge and Gerard b.
Stuart, Esq'rs. In conversing with gen
tiemen on the subject OF the election, The
question has sometimes been asked me- no
is Mr.. Breckenridge? What are his poll
tics? and is he friend to liberal system OF
Internal Improvement AS II is not the
fashion for the candidates in this county TO
visit The voters, and TO make stump speeLh>
cs, and II is doubtless the wish of voters TO
Know all they can the candidates in order
10 enable them 10 make the best choice from
among them, beg leave briefly TO answer
these questions. Mr.. Breckenridge is des-
cended from. one Of the most ancient and
respectable families in Virginia; he was born
In The county of Augusta, aud at very ear.
W age remo"ed with his respected parents
TO the State OF Kentucky. He returned to
his native cold mother Augusta" before he
arrived to manhood, and has ever since been
aresident OF this County, pursuing the hu.
sinessof merchant and farmer. He has
been for near Is years an active aud acting
Justice ct the Peace, tlscharging his duties
with zeal. ability and firmness, and has a
deep interest at stake in this community.
lie, like Messrs. McCue and Stuart, is a
decided Wing. He is a warm friend 10 a
liberal system Of Internal Improvement, not
only by profession, but in practice, ready al
oil times with his mind and purse TO advance
thatgreat cause, and can with confidence
assert that to his individual exeriinns more
than 10 any other man $, are we indebted for
the stocks being taken in that importan, i'm.
Provement, the Valley McAdamized Turn.
PIKE, which is now in rapid course of con.
slruction; and that he will he equally ready
with his mind and purse 10 advocate its ex-
tension 10 the terminus OF the South western
rail road at Buchanan, and indeed 10 60 for
every improvement calculated 10 advance
the great Farming interest OF the communi-
~. lie isa gentleman of fine manners and
mind, Jealous 10 promoting every measure
he undertakes, and as one who has deep
interest in this community, can safely say,
there is no man 10 whom I would confde
my interests with more confidence in the LIE,
gislature, than TO John B. Breck infidge.
A FARMER.
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TAE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH CASE.
The decision in the Presbyterian Church
Case was announced on Tuesday, by Judge
Gibson, in the Supreme Court Of the State
OF Pennsylvania, now holding its session in
Philadelphia. The decision is in faror of a
nsU trial, and in favor OF what is known as
the cold School, party. The Court was
divided, three being for new trial, and one
against il.
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NOTICE.
TO PROPRIETORS OF FOUND
RIES, MASONS & DITCHERS!

THE undersigned. in behalf of the
Court of Directors of the w. l.. Hospital
aud OF the Corporation of Stanton, will
receive sealed proposals, until Friday
the l4lh day Of June next, for furnish
ing Cast Iron Pipes for the conte mpla.
tive Water Works at this place, Of the
following dimensions, to wit:
700 feet 4 inch caliber,
l0,440 feet 8 inch, "
$500 feet 2 inch. "
The pipesto be delivered in Stanton
on or before the day of 1899,
to be subject to the usual tests, and the
approval ofthe undersigned, or The agent
who may be in charge of the work.
Proposals will also be received
at the same time and place, for excava-
ting the DITCH in which the pipes are
to be laid, which. main stem and bran.
ches inclusive, will be upwards Of three
miles in leDg,h-and also for excavating
the pit Tor reservoir, and for the Ma.
sonry Of the same.
The exact measurements and all the
details Of the above work will be made
known and explained on the day OF let
ting. Bond and approved security for
the faithful performance of the contracts
TO supply the castings, will be required.
Letters can be addressed to the un.
dcrsigned or either ofthem.
d. w. PATTESON,
KENYON HARPER.
JAME S POINTS.
Staunton, Nav is
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SPRING ELECTIONS.

SPRING ELECTIONS.
HgpFoURTH THURSDAY IN MAY 80
Candidates for Congress
SAMUEL MCDOWELL MOORE,
ROBERT CRAIG.
For the House of Delegates.
Col. FRANKLIN McCUE,
\. JOHN Ii. BRECKENRIDGE, Esq.
GERARD b. STUART. Esq.
o. We are authorized to announce
ROBERT S. BROOKE. Esq. as candidate
to represent the district composed of the
Counties of Rockbridge and Augusta,
in the Senate OF Virginia.
o. We are authorized TO announce
JOHN II. PEYToN, Esq. as candidate
to represent the district composed OF the
Counties Of Rockbridge and Augusta in
the Senate Of Virginia.
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NOTICE.

Books for subscriptions TO the capital
stock of the Rockfish Navigation and Blue
Ridge Turnpike Company, to the amount Of
sixty thousand dollars, in shares OF one hun
dred dollars each, will be opened in Green
vile, Augusta county, under the direct ion
OF the Undersigned, commissioners appoint
ed by TIE act OF Incorporation, passed April
2, 1889, on the Sd Thursday 10 this month.
ia MES Nj. LiLLEY,
GERARD b. STUART,
CYRUS I'll. MCCORMICK,
GEORGE ESK RIDGE,
BENZ. +. GRAHAM.
ISAAC HALL,
BALLARD SMITH.
May 0, 1889.
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Circuit Superior Court of Law and
Chancery, for Augusta County, Novem-
Der 24th, 1898.
John Newton, Trustee of the Creditors
oil Robert Steele-plaintilf,
! AGAINST
Robert Steele, William G. Davis and
others-defendants.
This cause came on TO be heard this
24Ni day of November, lS39, on the
Bill, Answers and Exhibits, upon an APP
p'ication TO refer this cause TO Commis-
sioner, for the purpose Of taking an &C.
count of the Trust Fund and of the sey>
eral claimants on that Fund Where,
upon, by consent, il is decrced and or
dered, that this cause be referred to
Master Commissioner Samuel Clarke, TO
take an account Of the amount, and sit
uation Of the trust fund conveyed to the
Plaintiff by Robert Steele, by his Dee,!
OF Trust Of the Sd day of July, 1887. filed
among the papers in this cause. That
he also ascertain by advertisement in
the Stanton Spectator, for four weeks
successfully, and otherwise. the names
and number of claimants upon the trust
fund embraced in the first class of cred.
itors secured by the Trust Deed afore-
said, together with the amount of their
respective claims. shelving upon the
face Of the amount the state Of the fund
if Alexander &Caperton establish pre-
ference TO payment out Of the Trust fund
also further statement showing the a,
mount of said fund, in case il should be
decided that the mule fund is not prop
erly part Of the Trust fund and that
he make report thereof to this Court.
A Copy-Tes;e,
N. G. KINNEY, c. c.
The claimants upon the Trust fund
mentioned in tke above order, who
consider themselves provided for in the
first class, are required to report them
selves and their claims to me at my Office
in the Town Of Stanton, on Monday
the Sd day OF June next.
SAML. CLARKE, NJ. Com'r.
Staunton, May 2, 1889
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dam Smith Acaden,y.

| SN
| ROBERT BRADSHAW, A. NJ.
Principal. Miss Roy craft. Miss O'Hara
and Miss Dingley. assistant teachers
Board Of Trustees and Visitors.
WILLIAM TAYLOR. Esq. President,
REV. Henry RurrNrR, d. ID.
JAMES Mcdowell, Esq.
JOHN T. l.. Preston, Esq
HUGH BARCLAY. Esq.
Col. SAMUEL McD. REID
JOHN McCLELhND, Esq.
Maj. JOHN ALEXANDER.
JOHN RUFF, Esq.
Capt. RUBEN GRIGsBY.
JOHN A. CUMMINGS, Esq
DR.. ALFRED LEYBURN.
The above institution, exclusively fol-
young ladies, will open on Monday the
18th instani.-The course of instruction
will be ample, embracing the following
studies :-Orthography, Reading, Wri
ting, Arithmetic, Geography. History,
Grammar. Composition, Bellies Letters,
Algebra. Geometry, Astronomy, and use
OF the Globes, Natural History, Chem>
istry, Natural and Moral Philosophy,
with all that is necessary 10 complete
English education Also, the Greek,
Latin, and French languages, Musick.
instrumental and Vocal Drawing, Oil.
Ivory, and Miniature Painting, Fancy
work, Sc. &c.
TERMS.-Board, including wash
ing, bed, lights. and fuel Sll0 per ses,
sion often months; Tuition $25-Ex>
IRA CHARGES. Greek Latin and French,
$50 each, SIusic $32 use of Piano Sc,
Drawing and Painting $50, Fancy
work $l0.-No pupil will be admitted
for shorter period than 5 months, or
half session. Arrangements will be
made for Young Ladies who NAV be
advanced in science to attend course
Of lectures or Natural Philosophy and
Chemistry, in the College, where they
will be accompanied by some Of the
teachers.
Mr.. Bradshaw has been particularly
careful in procuring assistants Of the
highest order, and feels confident, from
the selection he has made, and from the
unremitting attention he is resolved to
bestow. in promoting the moral and in
tellectual Improvement of the pupils,
that the institution will be literally pat
ronised by an enlightened public. The
strictest attention will be paid by Mr.. s,
Mrs. Bradshaw. to the morals, health,
and comfort of the boarders, who will
be treated in all respects as members of
the family. and who will, during the
hours OF preparatory study be constantly
under the care of one of the teachers.
REFERENCES.
Hon. Samuel L. Southland, Rev. Arch>
ibaIl Alexander, ID. ID. of Princeton,
Professor bod, Professor Mclean Hon.
p. ID. Vroom, L. l.. D.. Rev. Philip
Milledoller. d. ID. President of Rutgers
College, Professor Author. Columbia
College, n. Y, Rev. w. C. BourdeD D
d., w. G. Brownlee, D. D., Il. York,
with number of others.
Lexington, Va, May 9-4t
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NEW GOOD

The subscribers have just received
and opened their
Skss'siag s. Salamanca. Goods.
Their assortment is extensive and hand
some, consisting of every variety Of
Goods. They would invite their custom
ers and others, TO call and examine
them and their prices.
ALLEN s., COCHRAN.
Stanton, HIay 9.
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The New Orleans papers ackpow-
ledge the receipt Of Galveston papers 10
the 18th ult.
A steamer had lately assembled the
Trinity river four hundred miles, ard
could have gone higher up. The coun>
try on ITS banks is said 10 be settling
rapidly. The soil is favorable TO Cot.
ION. Lime, sandstone and coal have
been discovered in the upper parts.
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KDKSSO TUXKDsVo
GET
PA Eg,E'N EEsSHHEP.
@ S%S

The partnership heretofore existing
between the undersigned. in the
MERCANTILE BUSINESS.
has this day been dissolved by mutual
consent. The books and claims of the
firm are IN the hands of William Craig
TO whom all persons indebted are re.
quested 10 make immediate payment.
WILLIAM CRAIG,
JAMES c. MA UPIN.
Staunton. April IS, 1889
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APRTE ~.
SAOE&. SEQ E&.

P. VAN-DEURSEN s. Co.
have received an extensive and elegant
assortment of Ladies' and Gentlemen's.
Boys and Girls Dress and Walking
SHOES, selected with great care, Tor
the Stanton Trade. Purchasers will
find it to their interest to call, before pur-
chasing elsewhere.
April 800
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r f a I a. O Ea L n ao
e - II g = e e. e e

TAXES this opportunity of returning
his thanks 10 the citizens Of Stanton,
and of Augusta county generally for the
very liberal encouragement which he
has received, and would inform them that
he has made every arrangement for the
satisfactory management Of his enlarged
business. He has secured the services
Of number of competent workmen,
and hopes by his unwearied attention 10
business to be able to render entire sat
isfactioo to all his customers. He has
received the
SPRING & sUIZaIEa FASHIONS
for 1899. GGrA full suit Of clothes
will be made at any time in twenty,
four hours il desired
Stanton, May i6, 1889.
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A Store, belonging 70 Daniel Rush,
Hancock, Md. was blown up on the
night OF the LIST instant. Fourteen persons
were IN the Store at the time, nearly all
OF whom were seriously injured, and five
or six it was thought would die. The
accident was occasioned by throwing the
snuff Of a candle into keg Of powder.
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WI AC A RqbNH.
For sale by
f. BERKELEY s. Co.
Stanton, May is
Uazsyey E'sg.asoaEs Notice.

Valley E'ss.'asa,SEs s7sogSce.
Notice is hereby given to the stocks
holders in the Valley Turnpike Com pa =,
ny, that the annual meeting of the stock
holders will be held at the Court. house
in Woodstock on the Monday before the
second Tuesday in June next, (bsing the
10Th. fer the purpose of eecting pre-
sident and four directors, and for the
transaction OF such other business as NAV
be deemed Of interest to the company.
j. S. CARSON, Treasurer.
May Is
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IRNrrteD,

On the 9th, by the Rev. ]. c. Wills
son, Mr.. ROBERT ]. GLENpy, to Miss
MARY JANE. only daughter of Thomas
Montgomery, Esq. all OF this county.
May the choicest blessings OF Heaven,
othis happy couple be given. lCoM.
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STANTON LYCEUM.

A special meeting Of this Institution will
he held in the Methodist Church, on Thurs
day evening, 3Oth inst. The Rev. Mr.. Ly :
on VIII deliver lecture on the theory of the
earth, and will endeavor 10 show the harmo-
ny between The Mosaic account of the Gre
alton, and the science OF geology, and re-
move many Of the most prominent Difficult
ties supposed 10 he involved in the subject.
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'SsssssstOa HIT. Infantry /!

Parade on FRIDAY next at 10 o.
clock, at the Regimeutal muster ground,
IN WINTER DRESS, with arms and
accoutrements 10 complete order, for in
sPection and drill. BY Order.
]. Carroll, o. s.
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AN ACT.
10 prevent persons from carrying on busi>
ness under false and fictitious names and
Passed March 18th, 1889.

1900 """e' .JutSe dHI JtCttttvuS HUHeS uUb
firms.
Passed March 2Sth, $780,
Il. Be II enacted by the General Assem-
biv, That no person shall transact any busi>
ness whatever in The co-partnership name
and style OF himself and any other person
who is not liable for the debts incurred in
the course of business; and no person shall
transact business in his own name, with The
addition OF the words "sgent" or "factor''
merely, without adding thereto the name OF
his principal; and no person shall iransac I
business under his own name with The addi-
tion OF the words, "and company" or "&
Co." unless some actual partner be repre-
Senled thereby. And il any person shall
offend against the prov isons OF this act, or
either OF them, he or she shall be guilty of
misdemeanor, and for each offence shallbe
punished by a fine, not less than one hun.
dred nor more than one thousand dollars.
z. And be il further enacted, That all
property, debts, stocks, and chooses in action
acquired by any persons trading or transact
ing business IN his own name, with the adj
dition al the words agent" "iactor," "and
company" or "& CO." and who does not
disclose the name OF principal or partner,
liable Tor the payment ofall the debts incur
red in the course of his business, shall, as TO
all creditors of such person, be taken TO be
his individual property. and liable TO his
debts, as ii IL were acquired solely on his
own account.
3. This act shall be in force from the pass
Jag thereof.
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FOR SALE, By TIE SUBSCRIBER
a quantity Of Machine Cards.
Persons wishing to purchase, are re.
quested to call and examine them.
ANDREW BARE.
South River, Augusta Co May 2,
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NOTICE..

viii be offered for sale, by the sub.
scrber, in the town IF Middebrook. on
the 23rd day of May inst, which will
be the day of the Election.
2Sg2 A HOUSE AND LOT. On
jsasEss said Lot, there are good
lssaEgM BARN. SMOKE HOUSE,
CORN CRIB AND WAGON MA
kERS' SHOP.-Aiso an out Lot of six
Acres of Land Of excellent quality. Said
House and Lot lies in The Town of Mid
diebrcok, and formerly owned by POr>
terrified A. Heiskell 81 Co. One-,hird
OF the purchase money will Ge required
in hand, and the balance in three equal
annual ins;alments.
WILLIAM KERR.
May 2-,s
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4 GA R ID.

The subscriber having associated S.
w. SHELTON with himself in the
Mercantile Business,
will continue TO sell Goods at the old
stand, in Waynesborough, under the
firm of FtsUBURH Is SHELTON.
D. FISHBURN.
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SEALED PROPOSALS
Staunton, May 16

Will be received until the end dav of
July next. by the undersigned, com
mittee appointed by the Board of Visi
tors of the Virginia Institution for the
education Of the Deaf and Dumb and of
the Blind, for the erection of suitable
buildings Of Brick on Stone foundations
for said institution. The precise guam
tity of work cannot now be stated-but
the job will be large, and will be wor-
thy the attention of undertakers. The
bids will be made for the Stone work BY
the perch, and Brick work by the thou,
sand-the undertaken to furnish all ma
terials. The carpenters work by mea-
surement. taking the Richmond book of
prices as the standard, and the Board to
provide all the materials. Bidders will
be required to furnish satisfactory testi.
monials as 10 their character and com
potency as workmen.
The plan of the buildings, and all 9TH
er necessary information, will be made
known on the day of the letting, by Ell
Their Of the committee.
A. III. Fl. STUART,
JAMES POINTS,
ROBERT GRAY.
May Is
The Enquirer and Wig, Richmond
and Virginian and Republican, Winches-
ter, ,ciu publish the ADORE until the lst of
July.
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ID a 4 N "a S .

White Lead-Dry, do do ground
in Oil. Tin l23 and 25 Ib Kegs Pure
do-No. l do, No. 2 do-Chrome Green,
Dry and grid. in Oil-Chrome Yellow,
VermI!lion--Spanish Bfown-Veneti-
an Red. &c.
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We are now receiving and opening
from the Philadelphia Market fine
stock Of
SPRING AMID gUIgEGaR GOODS.
which we are determined to sell low.
We will give the customary credit
Yiz--six months 70 punctual dealers
and shall be very thankful to our friends
for their patronage.
FISHBURN 81 SHELTON.
Wayn csboTough, May 2-3t
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NEW GOODs

THE subscriber has just received a
fresh supply Of Goods, at his new stand
formerly occupied by Philip Hopkins,
nearly opposite Capt. M 'Clung's Tavern,
in Stauntoh, consisting. in part, of
Cloths, Cassimercs,
Sattinets, Prints,
Mouslin Gle Lanes, French Muslins
Silk Goods of all kinds,
Ladies' Victoria, French, Morocco s
Kid Shoes, Ladies' and Gentlemen's
fine Kid Gloves, &c. &c.
ALSO,
Queens,care, Hard1Oare, and
Groceries
Which he will sell as low for cash as
they can be had in this market, or on a
reasonable credit TO punctuaI customers.
He respectfully invites his old friends
and the public 10 call and examine his
stock. J. G.. MAUPlN.
Nav I6
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Saea'Sseg s. S;egsssssaea
G. o o d S.

The undersigned begs leave 70 inform
his friends and customers, generally, that
he has very lately received from the
Northern Markets, a new and fresh
supply of
Fancy Dry Goods & Groceries,
which he will continue to sell for cash,
at his usual moderate prices. Persons
wishing TO purchase, will DO well TO call
and examine for themselves.
A. NJ. MOSBY.
Stanton May 8, 1889.
n. B-Liberal prices given for pro
duce in exchange for Goods.
A. NJ. MOSBY.
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The subscribers have received
their spring supply of
E6rssgs egss2 .EgeesscSsses, Sg'c.
which they offer to The public on &C.
commodating terms. Their stock con-
sists of the following articles. VIZ:
Calomel, Camphor, Cream TARTAR
Gum Arabic, pulv. Every superior -
Turkey and Egyptian Opium--BaIsam
Copavia-Liq1orice Ball-Buter'sM ae
nesia-LIQUID OPODELDOC; Rbu
barb reosote-Camomile Flow
ers-Powdered SquiIls-(superiorj Oil
Cloves-Oil Cinnamoh-Oil Lemon
Cloves, Nutmegs, Mace, Pepper, AL
spice. White Ginger in root and pow
der, Race Ginger, GRID, Ginger, (pure)
White Pepper, &c.
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Circuit Superior Court OF Law and
Chancery, for Augusta County, Novem-
Der 24th, 1898.
john Newton, Trustee of the Creditors
of Robert Stee,e-nlo;ntin