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FRAME BUILDING

Ra%s | will at the same time sell
gzSy the vacant GARDEN LOT
situated on the western side of the Win
chester Road. and adjoining the lot OF
James Points. -
JOSEPH BROWN
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Alta District Court Of the u. States, for
the Western District OF Virgins, held
at Staunton, on Monday. October 9Th
1888
Ann Suffer, widow of James Suffer,
decd, and others, citizens, and in
habitants of the State of Kentucky
Plaintiffs-against
John RAIDER, and others, citizens, and
Inhabitants of the Western Judicial
District Of Observation-Disclosures.
IN CHANCERY.
This cause came on this day TO be
heard, on the papers formerly read, the
decree Of the 9th dav of October, 1886,
the report of commissioner Saml. Clarke,
made in pursuance thereof, and was ar
gued by counsel On consideration,
whereof. the Court, without undertaking
at this time, to affirm, or disaffirm said
report, doth decree g. order that the same
be recommitted to commissioner Saml.
Clarke, to be reconsider the same, and
report thereupon, to the next term, and
the said commissioner, is authorized to
proceed in the absence of the parties in.
terested in said report, who having no.
tice of his appointment, or adjournment,
shall fail TO attend him.
And by consent OF the parties plaintiff
by their counsel, g. the defendant, John
RAIDER, it is adjudged, ordered and deere.
ed, that the said John RAIDER, do, on or
before the LIST Of April next, pay unto the
plaintiffs or their counsel, the sum Of
Six Thousand Dollars. lawful money of
the United States, to be applied as a
credit of SO much Of the purchase mo.
ney as is due from the defendant RAIDER,
for the land sold IS John King, in his
life time, and in case of the failure of the
said John RAIDER, or his representatives,
to pay the said sum Of Six Thousand
Dollars. as above ordered, then, and in
that case James Points, the Marshal OF
the Western District Of Virginia, who
is hereby appointed commissioner for
that purpose, do, after having adver-
tised the time and place Of sale for three
weeks,in some newspapers published in
the towns of Siaunton, and Harrison
burg, if any such papers be published, il
not, then, by notice at the front door OF
the Court house Of Rockingham county,
for three weeks before the day of sale,
proceed to sell, to the highest bidder, at
public auction, for cash, so much Of the
land sold by the said John Kring, on the
Sth of January 1927, to the said John
RAIDER, as will be sufficient to raise the
said sum Of Six Thousand Dollars, here
by decreed to the plaintiffs, with inter
est at the rate Of six per centum per an
mum, from the first day Of April next,
till the day OF sae-together with the
costs OF sale, and that he make report OF
his proceedings under this decree.
Copy-Teste.
". K. TROUT, D. Clerk,
U. S. O., w. ID. Va.
April4'
H@Sss> IN obedience to the above
g&f<y decree, l shall on Saturday the
9Th instant. proceed to sell to the Sigh
est bidder, IN the Town Of Harrisonbprg.
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Naarrfru.

On Thursday. the 4th of April, BY
the Rev. A. B. McCorkle. Mr.. Dasid
c. Ncfginger. Of Salem. Va, to Miss
Mary Catherine Groue. daughter Of Da-
vid Grove, OF Augusta County.
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Land for Sale.

The subscriber will offer at pu bic
sale. on the 14lh of June next, on the
premises, his EFR.lE, lying near the
South River in Augusta county, adjoin-
ing the lands of Martin Grove, John
fauber, and Henry Kennedy. Said farm
contains
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Cash for Negroes.

l wish to purchase Dumber Of like.
iy Young Negroes--boys and girls-for
which the highest cash price will be
paid. WM. GULLEY.
Waynesborough, March Ia, 1879
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on Va. March 3lst,
James A. Armisteat
Lucy Ann Accord
| james Bell
Jno. Breckenridge
Dianah Brady
Sarah Anu Bell
Thornton Berry
Claudis BASTARD
James Brown
James Bridget
Margaret Brooks
John Brooks
N. G. Brooks
A. ii. Brooke.
Addison III. Coyner
George Coiner.
Clerk ofCouCty Coul
Susan Jane Davis
William Dunlap
Elizabeth Duulsp
Chas. ID. Ed,ling
Capt. Jno. NJ. Estill
Bensmi Erwin
Messrs. d. & r. ErviI
John Ellis
VIM. S. Eskridge
Joseph Freeze
Daniel Fishbu,n
James Gregory
David Grove
John Grove
Jas. III. Gordwin
John Grandstaf
Jas. Hop cold. man
Charles Hudson
Be,huel Herring
Samuel Houser
James Helms
Rev. John Hendren
Clerk OF Hospital
l.. T
April IL, 1899.
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the Goth of June. lS43, on the following
route. will be received at the Depart
ment until the Is. day of May next. a,
3 o'clock, p. m. to be decided the next
day.
IN VIRGINIA.
No. 1924. From Winchester, by
Newtown, StepheDsburg, Middletown.
Strasburg, Toms Brook. Woodstock,
Stoney Creek, Mt. jackson, New Mar
ket, Smiths Creek, Hsrrisooburg. Mount
Crawford. and Mount Sidney. to Ssaun>
ton, 81 miles and back three times
week in four horse post coaches.
Leave Winchester every Monday,
Wednesday. and Friday, at 6 a. m; ar.
rive at Staunton next daysty 2 p. m.
Leave Staunton every Monday, We'd
i nesday, aud Friday at 8 a. M; arrive at
Winchester next days by 4 p. m.
Any change Of schedule that viii al
low better connections TO be made, but
retain the same speed. can be ordered
by the Department.
Proposals will also be considered TO
carry in stages, also on horseback.
As coach service may be sometimes
difficult on this route. proposals will al
so be received for carrying the mail on
horseback, in wagons, or carts, fora
specified number Of months, weeks, or
days. in each year but no dispensation
of post coach or stage service will be
tolerated unless it be stipulated in the
proposals and embraced in the contract.
NOTES.
/. The route, the sum, the mode of
service. and the residence of the bidder,
should be distinctly stated in each bid.
g No proposal will be considered UNI
less it be accompanied by a guarantee,
signed by one or more responsible per.
sons, in the following form, viz:
1.-The undersigned guaranty
that if his bid Tor carrying the 2
mail from - to = be
accepted by the Postmaster General,
shall enter into an obligation prior to the
list day of July next, with good and suf-
ficient sureties TO perform the service
proposed.
dated 1886"
This should be accompanied by the
certificate of Postmaster, OF other C.
quivalent testimony. that the guarantors
are men of property, and able to make
good their guarantee.
TO- This guarantee being required by
law, no exception can be allowed in ia.
vor of old contractors, railroad compa-
MES. or any other companies or persons
whatsoever.
3. The route must be taken subec, to
the rules and regulations specified in the
notes to the late general advertisement.
q. The proposals should be sent to the
Department, sealed endorsed, "Mail
Proposals for No. 1924" and addressed
to the First Assistant PostmasterG General.
AMOS KENDALL.
Post Office Department.
April !i-4t
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TO the Voters In the Senatorial District
Of Rock6ridge and Augusta.
tender to you my grateful acknow-
Judgments, for the liberal and indulgent
support which you have given me in
years past and beg leave to decline a re-.
election to The Senate of Virginia.
Your friend and fellow citizen.
D. w. PArTESON.
April 18th, 1889.
H3The Lexington Gazette will please insert the above
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A LIST OF LETTERS

Q Post Office at Staus
1889.
w lillian Johns
John Joseph
X. johnson
Wm. II. Jackson.
James Kenney
Sam'l M. Long
CaihariLe Lawrence
John Livich
Rpber, Moore
Abraham Meyers
John Martin
Elijah Moore
John Merritt
William Mcknight
Jnmes Mcdaniel
DR.. Chs. III. Nelson
JAS. nj. Peace.
K. Porter
Daniel Pickering
Surveyor Poage
Peter Reubush !.
Fslise Roberts
Jacob Spiiler
Erasmus StrIbling
John Shannon q.
d. Solomon -
Henry Sheets t-.
George Soapp
Editor OF Spectator
James Taylor
Robert Thornton
George w. Thomas
Henry Ferrie
Fletcher Truaon
Woods
John Wait >-
Edmund c. Wood
Nancy w Gods.
DIR. l.. w addel
P. M.
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Sale OF VsNlaSssbye Real Prom
e7'ty IN iSENassstOss.
.

ecuted 10 the subscriber by James F.
Patterson, one dated the 2Ist dav OF
April. 1888, the other dated the 18th
day of August. 1888, both of record in
the Clerks Office of the County Court
OF Augusta, will on the Sd day of
May. 1889, before the Post Office, in
stanton, expose to public sale the
ss6kHA HOUSE AND LOT,
formerly belonging to Jane
i Stuart, decd. and which was
purchased by the said James F. Patter-
son from commissioners appointed to
make sale thereof, now in the occupancy
OF Matthew Blair. situated on Augusta
Street. There is fue garden, aud all
necessary eut-houses, on the lot-and
Its being about the centre Of the town,
makes it very convenient property for
man OF business.
Also one undivided half of a
large and convenient LOT, situated on
Augusta Street in this lot there is a
never failing we'll Of fine water, and all
buildings necessary for the comfort and
convenience Of family. The McAda-
mized Road from Stanton TO Winches-
ter, is located SO as to pass Immediately
in front of this property. 1t is the same
which formerly belonged to DR.. Alexis
M artin, by whom it was conveyed to the
! said James F. Patterson and Joseph
Brown. Also one undivided half of
TWO LOTS OF LAND.
adjoining each other, and adjoining the
above last named lot.-This was convey
ed to the said James F. Patterson, and
Joseph Brown, by Alex. H. II. Stuart
| and wife. am authorized by Colonel
Joseph Brown, who owns moiety of
the three last named lots, to advertise
that he will sell his interest in them at
the. same time and place.
A liberal credit will be given for
considerable proportion Of the purchase
money, for all. or any part of the said
property. Persons wishing to purchase
valuable property have now an oppor-
tuDity OF doing so, upon the most advan.
tageous terms. From the favourable 10.
cation of Staunton, and the several i'm
Portant Improvements now constructing
which are 10 centre here, and others con
ftcmplated 1T is obvious that it's TO become
in a. very short time place of consid.
cradle business. The title 10 the above
property is believed to be good, but the
subscriber will only convey such as is
vested in him by said trust deeds.
CHESLEY KINNEY, Trustee.
April ii
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PROPOSALS

For carrying the mails Of the United
States, from the LIST Of June. 1889. 70
the Goth Of june. lS43, on the following
route. will be received at the Depart
ment until the Is. day Of May next. at
3 o'clock, p. m. to be decided the next
day.
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A LIST OF LETTERS

REMAINING in the Post Office at W. y mes
borough, April Is, 1885,
A. VI. Austin Martin Groves
Thoa. Bernard Jerry Hutchinson
Alvira "A. Brooks Rich'd. V. Hicks
Elijah Balsley Major Irwin
Mary Bush Sam'l. A. Leake
David Bush Dildred Morris
Edmund G. Bridge Adam McChesney
Sami B. Brown Arther A. Mann
Geo. Brosiers Georgeaner Silvers
John Coyner. sen. Jane Scott
Saml. Coyner, sen Ira. B. Smith So
Rachael Cooper Mary Anne Smith
Messrs Geo. q RichieHenry Triphlet
Coleman w. A. s. A. s. Tutl
Eieaner Douglass Susan Terrill
SamI. Dollhouse j. A. Waddell
Dryden Dold : L. FL. Whitfield
Saml. A. Evans William F. William
Mary j. Finley John Fl. Whitesel.
a. LYNN, p. nj.
April II, 1899.
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SS6s~ IN obedience to the above
M2SS decree, l shall on Saturday the
9Th instant. proceed to sell to the Sigh.
est bidder, IN the Town Of Harrisonburg
the property therein described. for the
purposes therein mentioned'
JAMES POINTS, Conf.
April 4
~ Rockingham Reg. insert t;Hsols,
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REMAINING in the Post Office at Way mes
borough, April lst 1885,
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REMAINING in the Post Office at Staun
on Va. March 3lst, 1889.
.Damea AroosetoaA " lillian ynhna
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-01
INDICATED LOzENGES.
Wholesale and Retail at No. lO6 Nassau $

Wholesale and Retail at No. lO6 Nassau street. one
door ADORE linn.
worms, Worms. infby destroyed BY usiag sheraans
Worm Lozergcs They the greatest ever made
aud the only medicine that falls aad pleasant that
children may eat them freely peppermint
Coughs, Colds, Asthma tightness Of the chest
SC. cured almost incredible short time BY using
celebrated Cougi Loreng.s. They common eases in one
day. They have cured within the last sx month.
than all the BaIssms OF Liverwo HorehouD SC p,t to
geer They have cured great many cases. where hopes
entertained &C recovery.
Bilious Companfs-Shermsns Cathartic Lorenre, are par
ticsry adapted to bilious cases. where active Cahartc
required They the best medicine aud pleasant
10 be eaten . readily as ordinary confectionery
Heartburn and acidity OF the stomach dyspepsia SC cured
by shernan Soda Lozengcs They heartburn in few
minutes and afford astonishing relief to dyspeptics.
Nervous Sick Heodach Immediately cured by shermans
Headache Lorssges They Paintings, oppression the
chest sc. They highly reftesg 10 those at
tending large parties keeping up the spirits and cheernes
La1afire Lorerges for OF eosve habits.
.eanay They keep the bowels open and after awhile
entirely obviate this troublesome complaint.
Charcoal Lorerges for correcting the stomach and bowels
Ss,sopariHa Lorenges Tor purifying the blood. SC.
Rheuna,sn Lt1nbago pains and weakness in the back
lons sides neck breast limbs JOINTS NC cured BY Sherman
Poor Mans Plaster 100000 % which yearly Sold war
rsnted superior 10 all other plassrs and for only m
Shsrndn's Teshsng Plaster affords astonishing relief when
the back Of the neck Of children cutting ter teeth
Liver Complaint jaundce, female obstruction Sc cured
by shermas celebrated Roy Hepan which has cured more
within the ast than all other remedies ps toce
Their II with difficulty the proprietor supply the ncrea
mig demspd for this popular medicine
NBA kisds Of medicine be had made INTO Ioyenr,s
and rendered pleasant at 100 Nassau street Also
Rose and all other pleasant eating Lozepye. the greatest
variety in the world.
ASK Cor sherras's Lsrenges. ieIo.y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-01
DOCTOR DAvENPoRT's
CELEBRATED BILIOUS PILLS

L'ch PUHhHfING THE BLOOb AND CREATING
Il an arpste.-Th.sc Pills which emnently uefu
for IN the head and bowels before
public for twenty years, aud well known that the pro-
pre,or deems unnecessary publish any ef the thousand
certificates which be procured their efficacy from ennis
nent physicians and Others.
DIR. Davenports Celebrated Eye Water, which has been
thoroughly proved for thirty years. TO be MIDI safe and speedy
cure for NJ diseases Of the eyes.
keviss th,t valuable Itch Ointment prepared BY Wbea
ton and long knosn speedy FOR that osthsems
disease, and Cor all kinds Of pimpi y on the skin
The abeve valuable medicines Cor sale IN tins etv bv
Lawrence Reese Co.. Duryee Cocssrs " II. schefieln
Co, and others.
All orders directed to GEO. DIXON, Dedham Mass. win
be promptly attended to lelO6m.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-01
CHERRy,s AsTRrNGENT rILLs,,-celehr.,.
iel9.y

THERRY'S ASTHTNGENT TTLLS g lcbraled Tor
" the radical Of certain Obstinate comp after the
failure s Capi, Cubebs, injections and experiments The fol-
lowing certificate will prove their celebrity.
= New York. May 9th ls39.-- Hotel The
writer in this city from Charleston last spring boseht
half dozen boxes Of Dr. Chrry Pills. in order that some
who have been long Responding Ike himself he truly that
before he had finished the third boz his complaint had yan
after having for ave previously vanly tried all kinds Of
medicines Injections kouges change of air. SC N i now
than months since his and b. now weighs
pounds while last .priug he only weighed 100 pounds
For sale wholesale and retail by b. D. sands 70 and 100
Fstoss and the following Drug orecor Of Chambers aud
Broadway Of Church and Chambers and $50 Bow
et4 Broadway; cor earmioe s,Bedford as and 100
Sixth Avenue. Price o. jyis an
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-01
n..;el Webster % the People Of msss"cnu'
seeSs.

,;el xyeAsser 60 the People Of Mess"c@~
Oar Legislature have, yos know,
Nv name thought proper to present
A. worth lat least they tell me SOY
Your suffrages for President
SUI IA choice 10 fattery TO me.
Ard wo, thy Of theft own good se.se
And beng about to cross the sea,
/ thank them for their preference
hylaurels intend to sport
In Ensland-n cash holds--in France
Twill he p me famously at court,
This proof Of your allegiance
lhope John Bull has not found out
That most unlucky letter
Was fool enough to write about
My speech upon the /" Boundary
But TO the point. 1t seems to me,
Usless had the western states,
There is some little fear that
Shall have TOO many candidates
The south is all for Henry Clay,
While Garry Smith and Garrison,
With black and white, and blue and gray,
Will go Tor Scott and Harrison.
Las, June l made slap at Maine,
And should, no doubt, have been the man
But for friend David, and the va.n
Halfbakea New York American.
There's none for me, but you and l.
So, il you'll kindly pay the rent,
thi.k, In short, will not try
This time 10 he the President.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-01

0y- TO THE PUBLiC-we call the .Dec,,t attention Of
The public to oe Inducements held by SYLVESTER 60
90 Broadway TORI INVESTING real estate situated in New Or
leans Notwb standing The attempts nde by the pes David
Hale of the Journal o Commerce we have good FOR
knowing that the Affair n question possesses the entire cons
dence o. he recommend those who
have any doubts 70 call on Sylvester Co. who desirous
Of giving The most foil and perfect satisfaction reply to any
ina -ssies made el7s
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-01

NOR CoLORING RED OR GRAY HAIR A PERMA.
IL NENT BROWN ORBLACK.--Red or grey hair may
permanently coioed rich and glossy brown or black
single application Of Mahomm sds Turkish Dyes and instead Of
nng the hair most operations do II improves its APP
and II to very uIuranty So the
Of this article that orders have received for
from American gentlemen residing Canton, salts.
tory tested its efficacy while at home Price 81 per bottle
and sold wholesale and retail at
GUfONs, is9 Broadway,
aisy Agent, for the United states OF America.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-01

ID BRITANNIA WARE.-Tbe subscriber Ia ri. J.y g.
I'D eeived casks Of Disons Britannia Ware IN .et with
,ohec fos 70 match ID. +. DELAVAx,
~ is No. II Maiden Lane near Broadway.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-01

Say, would you know pure friendships Powsrf
Learn il from yeAdcr b. okes tower
To which the hswret fondly elings,
AID vsrdure round q covering hings;
Not Times rude hand, nor angry storm,
That lovely ruin can deform.
Thus Ger distress and human woes,
Friendship her halowed mantle throws;
Her smiles the wreck Of age repair,
Smoothir the rugged brew Of care
She cannot stay l,fss parting breath,
But brighten, cen the gloom fdes'h'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-01

street Sd Pier south of anal street, North River.
90 ID. .. HARRISON, Dentist, formerly "a Bar
clay street. ha, removed No 6oA Warren street, End do
from West Broadway. mylo3n
TNFALLIBLE AND AGREEABLE CURE FOR
i certain delicate diseass.-MORGAN's celebrated COM.
Of Sir Ashley, Cooper Bransby Cooper Dr. Eotson of Lon
don Dr. Allison Listen, Liars of Edinburgh and also Of the
years and are looked upon great
tempted but prior to the above time discovered They
stages disorders entirely making
those disgusting and in highly injurious
medicines Cubebs and Copava the DANGEROUS
and uncertainty of the latter too well known to require
comment.
Sir Ashley Coopers remark. Guys Hospital published in
The Lancet Of Sept H. 1921, in clinical lecture to hi.
pupils, sufficient guarantee Of the high character of Mo-
CANS Pills: "Geatemen, dare you have observed tie
wonderful Of Surgeon Morgan Compound Basmaic
Pills. which used here, (Guy Hosptal exclusive for
thai discharges, and complicated affections Of the
urinary organs indeed Ms (which
yeur notice. GENTS urinary the complete
peused and his mode Of reasoning plain that the
For sale by ape.tnm.u BY A. B. d. sands. 70 and 100
Fulton So Bowery Walker aud $50 Bowery
Bosd Ring GA Brosdway IS Sixth Avenue Price 80 cent
Observe hs proprietors seal cash boz, w,thou. which
can be genuine. a7-3m
MEDICAL AND TRl SIS OFFICE, No / Ann sire, d
Itl under the American Museum. New York.
90 d. b. G. Everett aPprzes the public thathe continues
his treatment Of disease, BY safe and ecaeior.
needles He relics manly upon vegetable preparations for the
cure Of those diseases to which he attends.
Dr. Eyeretts New and valuable TRUSS for Hernia Rup
combines the joint operation OF two springs upon the
rupture pad and thereby gives eauabe force and retains the
intestine usder all possible naesions attitudes Of the body
and is thus superior all other Instruments OF the kind;
gives security when Piled lie also keeps other APP
proved Patent which sksly applied India rubber
silk AND linen suspenory Bandage proarsu Banda
g Russia Belts for weakness the ons and back the truly
celebrated Abdominal Supporters improved BY Br. j.
Knight for the Of Falling o the Womb, recommended BY
all the FIRST Surgeons the United States and Europe M
persons have been entirely BY them having
been confined 10 their roam for Year,.
Q- There tive entrances to his Office from ais
Broadway door TO the the American Muse
and from No. Ann street, fir door Broadway
~ b. Letters from perons at distance, being po,t paid will
receive immediate attention. iyis-lm.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-01

I NFALLIBLE CURE FOR G--a-Norgans Com
pound Basamc Pills. certified being the safest sp-edies
aud agreeable cure SIR Ashley Cooper Bransby Cooper
Dr. Eoton Surgeons Lawrence Keate Brodie Sir Charles
Bell, &c For sale ny appointment BY A. d. Sands, ~
700 Fulton st. and the following Druggs Chamber
Broadway, Church Chamber, 6ii Broadway 81
$50 Rower Carmne and Bedford street % los 9th
Avenue. Price VI pcr bottle.
n b. Observe the zeal j M on each. jyl96n