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COOpery G0iAPUaGd Aromatic >gaIrGiOa

AtOCPEES'S COMPOUND ANON ATTIC con
INFECTION plcaassint, cv-iiln, site i.in eflattW
al remedy for GonarrDa and elect r1i, .irgaf pnNu
ration, combining ali the nctsI!.h .rcs y. BistHl
topaiva and Cutths. separated l., ,'inica 5Hni, sis
from their offensive aud objectionable rfpla-i;a c,:.n
bined with the -cnWun eSrsri cat ,iif-;tailln, with
sever" Vtsc-h- rAti,eis % eres efi "; i,iat u"
Hio"i perfect aHl dcsra;ie remr ,,,I d,-cot,l,s,-
IA IA If ,t.ft ! moi
paula, 1t pu1eg i''- t,-'d "''t re,'r",', ie,t ~
way Vssilr,, The d,s'rsr. il IL al,,.a, st.-..,
iicIdcG set- =" 'fi.-r - i..si 4ciu1
have failed. The Connection is put NJ in neat tin ;rE
es, with full direclinns-each box containing sutfrwU
tO effect perfect any ordinary c;st;si.d wien
prvFtTy known ihtist bectumP the oil remedy ,sti.
sold by =. : liANCE. corner lEdi 4 ChaIi,.s .is.,
j. r. WARNE .cp-rer Fu,av and MdIirt sis. and
0.E;cCoEmlCk, 4h NortI Gay 'tr''rt Obi tts.a
Pic ~ iny np'Sd
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EH OUCK's p NAS,sE \. PREPARED SOLELY
FROM VEGETABLE MATTER. ny JACOB
IIOUCK. Bal,Imorc. 7ris justly celebrated Palmcta
uay I've tfkcn with t.rict safety ny all ayes and in al
diSclseS It, cinps io the following discusses: IIys
pepsa, Loss at Aprriise indigestion, latanauOn OF
The stomach, Heart bHnl! 'arTa pyseiiery Flax.
Files Fi>iula, ObeincIts Mcnstruat0n, Aaua and Fe
yer, Bilious or RcunrHt Fever, 1Spus Fever, Scarlet
Fever small Fox, ErysjPeiUs ST. Aathory's Fire,
Asthma picuriSy, Measi, yellow Fever, Costiyeaess,
Wind on lr stomach or llUwcls Cholera AEoi ,us, Con
sumption. Influenza. Code Coughs, Inilannla ory sore
Threat ar Qui,is,.y ha0lsns Cough, Thrush Sor
Mnnin Putrd Sorc Tltu.t, Group, inflammation ot thu
Hear DrpSy, Hickcts, Diseases Of the Liver, Isundce,
difficulty of making Urnc tseet lysteIcs kers and
Scralunus Affections of tbs members and Iissments
Mcrcuiul and Ncnpral Diseases, Uceis Sores. Alice
tinns OF the skin. and all Diseases arising from impure
blood.
PRICE. PER a&TT1.E, 81 so.
{as~Ihc above Medicine me obEi,ned in South
harlrs street. opposite (ci,, with proper diresons
ssI uSir. A liberal ,iiSfneHt made to persons who buy
~ scll
Sa3-l.iseviss, the FAEACEA can be- obtained il all
r 81" r'''"s md The greater part of the towns an9 wi
-lzscs ia the United States. HSe great hunhe Officer
tEcair accompanying tine rijreERns, showing the :efl
taFs the Panacea iis effected when all other medicines
have failed will tHv satisfy teraSIic OF its
lita 6
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=rnAI ELl.l.ks nIt.ls'a EH.
USrrE:O STATES MAIL LANH
DAILY TO THE SOUTH,
VIA TIRE .CY{ESAPEIAKE BAY.


-, g. - sss:sse
TBNIlE; baltimore steam Packet t0Meany take pies
sure in aanoGgcisg 10 the Iahlie, ihai they iiaN'
established tie hbyve ling with the following " ~
knovu superb fasi and srbHg boat, and eApenehceu
Commanders. ...r, r,,,,,t,.sr
Gpor-.ia .......... Capt. JAMES CDtEFhs,
Irv,ss .......,..-..... APT. JAiEs, titllsN rs
South { prpliua .......,.t apt IHtidhS ~ 4 0N,
l. avian lower end of Spears wl,aH daily ats" ctefk
A. NJ for PErtSintHlsA and l~orfslk, Va "Fffnlg al
Pcrtsnu.,th .,,gu II oclOck; NJ Whrfr passenger
nr th :, nth take the cans Portsmouth, MFtEe ~
Weldon n e. at a'clucS. next hoFn'us, leave WEI
don al 81 A. NJ agtvr Wilmington siJne eVcntns,Ai'a
; Va. N igt ~ ira audalPy in the steSinhnt and
nrriy, nj Cfnrc>t0u. =. e next lorHins, ei'S AoSai
fort, I've hour~ try,uI IaliiHOTe To Charlie tn'.
IN Passengers sViH hear iR mind, that IN uks t-''
h,V have ma drtnsio, iaeue or annoyance ny clsi'
ms of baggage, SC. Sud nHy rely on the ahee ne
Portsmouth and Roanske Railroad being IN g"os oftTi
AZ fh cars al ntOdUFh cunsiIuctiu running Oh eslt
wheels with nu burHUn cars utIaceed
Passengers iur RithmOnd and Petenlnre' u Ht'hs
Ralia,orp ou MONDAYS, W. daesdayE aud ~ Gay 'st's
ON huar tic Fa, iii.s and arrive IN Kit hh"h heA'
day by $ or i o'ciock, vi. n
Fr,,ighi by this hnrtu and frcm NORFOLK ana ihits
month"; taken a moderate " III care 81" "'sl
arr, through 10 " cden (meais uh boafa i4 S"'S ~
Ciudpil '-''' ''-'''' y
prr lin ouch To RtlnfRnd. do. 40. ''-.'sl
Norfolk aud Port mgnth. 90. --.--.. Z
oco r. \ tEPPARb. Treasurer
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I,ns"YOK ANllRY,S
HYDR OPEDSIaC ELIX

II 7 D r o 2 2 d 5 Il G Ell Y III.
SOVEREIGN REMEDY FOR THE CURE OF
CONSUMPTION, ASTHAMH, PLEURlSY, SPIT
TING OF BLOOD, AND ALL OTHER biSEAS-
ES OF THE BREAST AND LUNGS.
A1O OTHER MEDICAL EREFlRA
LIZ TION has been offered 10 the public supported
by testimonials Of a character decisive, from
as respectable, That has met with more general ia
vor From the numerous certificates recently received
proving the extraordinary efficacy of the newly discGv
cred iydr petlsiac Elixir, tie proprietor has
the following: Others will be published shsrtly in pa.-
pbIet,
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n s:ssv YOisk Ans, EsHILADIcLPIEIA

TIN 70 UGHfE SIX no YRS.
Fla 1isaiun, Princeton, New brunswick, Newark,
Sr ~ eaiilios lin. i Rail Ii0a, from Philadelphia
~ Jersey Gty oppesi;ese city of New York, crossing
ire ie;aaaye the Raii t.oasi lTidgc at Trenton
a etE-4s CtiAb6iyiOUS STEAM BesAT
,ss. -. will be ifspa.iiiics- atJerxey City n con-
s2kASss-@- vcy pttIssers across the fvsr sifhcu!
iLnijnl, tttR.. iie Baggage Crates board Lss.es
t,, 1reIissn Rad tisia icp1 Philadelphia, c5.sz
Third aud NiiitKa streets V, :jaadgss essey pei.
udrling line nj 81 gceck, A.. 5t.
u. ). Mail .i'iOa Line al 8 8 Pat
SUNDAY LINE.
Morning LiRe nj 6irieck, IN.
q. :. Mai FiUt Line at FIJI.
ig;fare ia either line, a; <Giarrrg de lrss beg
.rw Yoik, nj 3 Il. NJ and a. f.~,
Phiaicl;Iia. ma u
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!. -. 49,. - a. s>3> 81 '.-t
gF WILL BEIkAhLnF FOR QNLInERALrERM.

-. $500 a. s>3> fN-i
Or WILL BE TkAGLD FOR ONI,IDERA n. rrp,,
EAkEk ACRES OE Land baudson.,, III t.a
- TED, aid suited 20 iilduririuiI iuuil, r,
iiloyit9 Aeff, eihg short disipiice from Z;,n,,,Il
rra Town, and within xix inils 0f Tic Osio GI ~
"loni's properly Is improved. Forty acres OH.
-: nn 'l,e sa,b ie mr. cv'l and c&rclcnt ii,r
- tie pl'iish, Tie iianice 4 m I',.l1tn ', VI
-siiiia OF ceriiuf, a,R and poplar OF hrs iJ rIt,
sf'' TWO sifnsF y iine "ilrr aud Il Is believed i,r
nppy OF toad, 81 Glis prIprny. ~
fKs0 FOR s.4fle-A sAi.,JaGfls RAn.,
isaiilF SiU aeRt@ winch II desired luny N. t,a,
iet'asS divided hiio ilirtc ciniven:tnf Fnri i,.p
faseile c1nny, lbdiana Sea = =, ''H'ft0 u
.fe-ea zss =, FOWLER & TYSON.
ylsd Son ms'n,S
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~ AsS.A Z. IsGaA E3SGi4AnE3 AND IgsEl-
LAND.
kfSK Persons in this county dcsirou. ~ securing
E%AE@ Passage for their friends iron, ENss4,ANI,
'sz=sss- IRELAND, or SHETLAND, can ,iu .u b, ap
gaynsg TO the subscriber. >iI,s 10 4lli iI
LIVERPOOL for BALTIMORE. NEW laz,k o.
RHiLABELi1ilA, every month in The year TER
szssefsl e1d accommodating.
1HOS. II. ADAIl,, Commerce st-rci
4+LETTERs fren the Caunhy (ptst paid sgi b.
szswered by return of maa--;ird Drafts 10, small
tsis OF nsoney fer the accommodation OF ilse,gelS
zn he had, as above, payable without discount Oh com
1EizsitH
BALTIMORE, isi July, 1870. eyd
seJ-Edttrs Throughout the County, friendly a. tlr
RiA.a. ~ ~ ''luse Of Emigration, Will .ni,.r g.yD
y E' - IL si.nst ndver;is'inegt few il -enluis
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CHANGE OF IL


Ole THE BE'TrIsEs accommodation OF trav-
orrs by iiiks line, the Siehns' as ir ihiauu
t,.t,ber. Rave Huwiys wSau PVc:y AuTnng, tEAcEff
-uNDAY1 a. O'Clock, arriving IS fiLanciiiia a"Oui
,w7I hurs be5uTe tile departure " tbs Hes ork efe
me line. =.
Passengers landed and takez 81 a ferd's Landing
! ia Eik iiyeV usual.
{E4rrau.sorali-n of herciaudze u and from Phil
ui,uia will meet with ad dispatch, and at l
lai= rates a Freight Gsods ffnm fhiiidripiiia, io
,rr south and y est WILL b: forwarded without delay
r.. urrtl 1ri..s T. sHEPPAED, Agent.
| nu
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READ AND REE1Esr
PICTORIAL. HONEY aus 1n]'

VI
| a = season like the present. when -, ,,.,,.,
VI ,ne ripidy varying cllal,se, Of liz. ,,"
Iaife toii dfy to ifIost, ffnlu ha n, ,., N, az
m5 as''1i, caipfrt Sc. are diIy Ins.nni ',,s',S,
~, 'ss., remedy univcrsaIy tflrcu,i "'s i,ne
ma s'en Complaints, Is deserving OF t.spr,'t f,s
- ..ohnhheihal0h Such IA remedy mr., .,r,, ,,
~ sTape ingredients, composing d. ad,i,n 10y
"'n rom which II derives its ninc, .,yaI " i'le
I.5 vhliIhe aud restorative in tIrir ,,li.c, LIFTS
~ :, tle community in the PICTORIAL JuIyisV
~, 'hI, Witch since IL was r ,re,n, ~
p . ny ue proprietor. has rccriypd ,,,sIu 81 ~.
"nl ihdeds OF lis eitsicy, vn!uli;rh. t.T af T
,,s' ~, ol .iiy OF which, by the leave ,t - i've
'g D exanibra by all Interested m il,. a''nm"
ppp1osnf Ia fact. III an Ease of 4 ,Id W F''''ter
NV iiiiinenzil. Group Nhaepi,e f.ofd re.p I" ~
n"nnnanl affection Of The l,sst ,.6f .Va2lFfI ~
vF'RtL ilOsEy LIvEau orr s,,,r :. DAT tfiA ~
ing IN every iif~f:fict, eve ,yiicn 'Iahsssuw no
~ HE nitsi nsgfitaitd and vi1t. ~ "AHpalfG nav
zee irirt, ~ lis was en.nti, dc trsfitf t,nt "fn
parma benrii n.iln. sitlerer II ki'i, rfcirI t"r
''VH fefSSvrr1ftt In bpt,t ifii 81 ~ hfsf Mpnlrh
nio<l tesinrf;,i, eti5f wlR tn,ly gsitaTcd lila
'riei'f lsnisiilsl,.ale II q n HgrtfcllF, sN'lt ~
ruth 81 tbr l,s,e Slls.. ~ i3rf aHhpalch ip pr
{gj-ffrIlnftd i,y i eir l;,,i,>. ,aii,tn- n Tie
nl or sale by .nent=, fUal inlrreri,I r,rniirrrs.
apj MES D. kjWILi.. krw NtFk---
ksBERIS 4 ~ KlNStik
snlr AgenLs for LlIlinCrc
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's TE-sG tFNE ss}So STATES MAli.COitIs
ESkOm Frederick 10 baltimore, Mi. win leave Ia,
II United States ilotel in FLedtsick, tin n J ,,,rsr
seaei) for Baltimore, Mondays ~ ednesda and
Erdays, nj 6o'cioek, A. NJ. aud icayes the Globe il.,
n histuil0se Frederick on Tuesdays, Thursday.
md Saturdays, Ia 0'eiOek, A. nj.
lae asovs line of Stages VIII running on
- y ay Of Iy The fTe by this line wiii only NJ
-sssi ad an excellent dinner will be furnished un The
~ 20 cents. Passengers will b. called for IA cacl.
- "'uhs Reasonable distance, free OF ciiarse.
~ = ,., ISAIAH MEALY, Proprietor
- :. e ssneles 10 eanYey families or private pas
ffsIrnes, Md. Nv 10 NV PA IN
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i"'-FAkED BH jAtOB HUuCK. baltimore,
xSs,H the cure Of tire following Diseases: u,r,,sI
rheumatism, Govt, Palsy, Riiie Worms lclf emil
Dilns, frost bes, Mums, Stiffness OF the Johns,
Crtnn Burns Scads and an Kinds Of s,,'Ii;,". ~
ended with pain, -
sG Son ,LiNihiENT can be o,:ancJ ~ l,!rKs
viii, nronr my: south thnes, acur Aiarkr, snt
uIal2-6m '"S' 'HcP 81 ccirs.
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PHILIP MORRIS
Lss.Wli.-. vsGl. q u 60 80.

gold " G.. g. DEHURST,
Cofnef-of Trait 1t. ard Dugan's wharf. lower end of
Centre Market space, Baltimore. autI
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Ao-runs Of tlat vie herd Of annrui! pratnin.rs vi
tirotg the paths of tile Uwary vii professions o M
s1rd fOr contradiction Conc 10 the true fjniim, y
nlfidept, bt fcfHintc yciinl, III si is,.r ai.,t
life again IN their pleilds tho bersifga o. ns,Ifi,.
DO not forget Tie only place ~ dis city where you RIM
lad disease, or lie money returned, Is al
@HfH M. : IIlttt. iieteve..li From street. (
III u and TIC Ilazaur lridge.
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ks-9<S As9AP ,LiS. CAV s,st..
- so E.dSION q 81. MICH 80, -

- E.dSION ST. MICH IEI,S
Il zvs7f me sh'ain Boat MARYLAND leave,
ks-e baltimore the folIowjnr da,. ~ ,b,
- szzs7-ss-- above places: ''' y" '''
- Afsisiislis Cambridge & Eastoa on EVERY r,,,,.
DAY and FRIDAY, ri O'Clock ''"i 'oFS
- - ~ Ehf SUNDAY, 1T ss'ctoek, ior hnu.nn,,
Aaa ~ ~ EisY MONDAY, a, n'clork. f., h,,r,,,
-. neia,i Is . Wye landing, and ruirn .,,,, i
= = sa'in TIP ir ~ excursion; persi.s going IN ,h,
nzssszI pssre, lin zan's wharf "'is 9Nii' US
n ~ All hasga5c at tie a,vne,7s r;st
BA = q t.EAtfEls q. ThY1 mr.
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TT IA iNSfECiRD nERliNC,-- 5iig -,
- ff4Heifts's IieFrii4g, af superior u,l,,, 49,
sps-ils-. Fsr saie low iioHi the nliaii. - "
sELLMAS s. CROOK.
e gAfs 4 pra.l
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atNTER's siIioAels Iss.

FEyO THE APFLICFED--YE
G.csss,.zs.s IL SHALL BE HEALED Win
are afflicted he coHllnr-ed and mourn
20 ~ III ne more Chase back the sigh OF an
4. lslR aG gdssto It's bitter ccB, and wreath t,
t11AA. ~ with perennial sHIie, Man ui,i
e HrNl dcd by Science has puisued hh deer
stzlILI NJ gyfh resnafcaIn ing the woHdrols work.
go Of ntITe, like gnonies III The darh
81 slIhlf I4sr cod nine,o and has gathered ffsHI
XIII iie ample stores, tic secret iiiystsr,
ilHHiilflHM lNE ola SPEEDY cUREi Fff
iildilnHAM iH1 CDnIe uen--cOnie one, come all.
lllIilNli Hgg simn ~ you w0ndthe iHshlIoiis ant
lfia
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sold by G. s. DU8tR5T,
Corner Of DugaIi's WliaI rtd RATS
Lower end Oc Centre Market SPae,
mn " Balit, .Irr
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u,a "
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1840-10-15
WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY
OF BALTIMORE

The regular lectures in this institution
VIII commence at the usual period. the last
Monday OF October, and continue until the
LIST Of March. VAC
Inc Faculty consists Of the following bro
lessons IN the order Of appointment
~. Miller, NJ. ID. Professor OF ANATOMY
and Physiology.
samuel IL: Jennings, NJ. d. Professor of
dicine. "''D es"' "ie-
w. w. Handy, NJ. D. Professor Of Ohs,..
tries and Diseases of Women and Ch;,dro s'e-
John {. s. Monkur, NJ. d. Professor of In.
stitutes and Practice of Medicine.
Edward Foreman, NJ. d. Professo, ofcb.
mistry. VI ne-
John X. w. Dunbar, NJ. ID. Professor of
surgery and Surgical Anatomy.
w. X. Handy, Nj. ID. Demonstration Of A.
natomy.
The faculty would invite the attention nj
students OF medicine and the profession gen.
orally TO the peculiar advantages of this in.
stitution. Az
The plan is novel and it is believed i'm.
P'Uveo' In the same edifice are contained n
college for the delivery of lectures, rooms ,or
large number of resident students. and "a
hospital tor the sick. The hospital, which ia
me Piace chosen for the medical treatment Of
,he seamen OF the United States entitled tn
nosPilai relief from the Government, and con.
A!h'ng upwards Of 100 patients, public and
private, affords one of the best fields for the
s'uey OF disease In this country. And as the
ies,aent students have charge of the patients.
under the direction Of the Professors. thew
cannon IAN to acquire a knowledge of prac.
ice when Will greatly facilitate their success
The arrangements for the prosecution Of
rfr
surpassed in this country. In addition ~ H.,
abundance of subjects for which BaI,imor.
N, mas always been SO remarkable, owing to the
iioerai and enlightened views of her citizens
tne arrangements of the Instantaneous nj
m's University are such as to afford pecnli,r
facilities. peculiar
In the different departments the professor
are Well supplied with the essential means of
demonstrating me whatever is required.
d. me chemical apparatus suffices to illustrate
inc principles OF chemistry.
me department of surgery will be illus
Ialea by large number of instruments. mo-
dels, and apparatus, comprising those Of AM
ouH' and the pathological models of Timber,
SO justly celebrated, imported from Eurooe
sity. ''' o"i'e'-
Inc Faculty sincerely believe that younr
men who really desire to acquire prScticaj
knowledge of their profession cannot fail to
De struck with the great advantages an insti-
la.lon organized on so improved plan must
ahoIo' and they invite all such to visit their
institution, and to form an impartial Judgment
OF what is the best suited to advance their
own interests.
additional information in reference to the
plan, terms, &c. may be obtained by Letter
addressed to ~
JOHN r. w. DUNBAR.
October /, 1870
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PUBLIC SALE.
-VDo-

III AVlNG rented out the greatest Oar, Of
my farm live on, will sell at nnblic
auction on the 9Th day of November next. on
the premises, one mile from Staunton, some
OF my stock, consisting of
Work Horses, brood Mares and =
hne Colts, a few Mich Cows, and A.
bout IS head of young Cattle, Sheen.
and perhaps some young Hogs.-Al,
so, my very fine Stud Horse Young
Sampson, whose breed is well known
In the county-Mr. George Imboden
can inform any person wishing to pur-
chase, as to his colts and standing; he
is an excellent work horse on farm
or In a Wagon /; some farming uten-
Slls lone Wagon which has been used
some time, 3 Wheat Fans, or, as thew
are called frequently, Wind Mills.
one Ox-Waggon with broad wheels,
and well broke Oxen, young and
strong.
credit of IL months will, be piven for all
sums over Sand all under must be cash
the purchaser giving bond with approved Sc
curity. Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock.
JOHN MCDOWELL.
October 8, ISlO-ts.
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Sept 10
VIRGINIA..


AT Rules held in the Clerks Office Of tho
Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancerv
ior Augusta County, September the 9TH 1870
Joseph Fawber, Ex'or. of Peter Fawber. the
n elder ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
feter Fawber the younger, David, Samuel.
and Joseph Fawber, Jacob Ressley and An
ne his wife, George Ressley, and Policy.
his wife, Samuel Mcclure, and BarbaTa
his wife, John Hupman and Betsy his wife
and Daniel Leonard. and Salley, his wife
iegatees and devisees ofthe said Peter Faw.
Der, the elder, dec'd.-defendants.
IN CHANCERY.
The Defendants, above named, except Pc
ter David, Samuel and Joseph Fawber. not
having entered their appearance and aiven
security, according to the act of Assemble
and the Rules of this Court, and it appearipo
by satisfactory evidence that they are not in.
habitants of this Commonwealth 1t is mr.
dered, that the said Defendants do apnear
mere on the istd day of the next term 10th dav
OF Nov. next,) and answer the bill the pl'f
and that copy of this order be forthwith in
serted In some newspaper printed in Staun.
ION, Tor two months successfully, and posted
at the front door of the Courthouse.
A Copy-Teste,
n. G.. KINNEY, C. c.
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TRUsTEE'S SALE

BY virtue Of a deed of trust executed to
me by David Beard, bearing date the 2otb
day OF September, 1899, and duly recorded in
the Clerks Office County Court of Angus
Ia, shall proceed to sell, on Saturday tho
DIST oil October next, for cash, to the bigbos,
oldder' on the premises, on the road from
Staunton to Middlcbrook, and two miles from
the last mentioned place,
Two Certain Tracts of LAM
In said deed named, adjoining each otbe,
one containing three hundred and twontv-s;y
acres, more or less, and the other contaiu;n,
threo acres and thrt e-fourths of an acre. he
conveyed to said David Beard by Cbr;s,nr ibas
Beard. ''''P"er
The title to the above property is believed
70 be unquestionable, but acting az trnsteo !
snail convey such title only as is vested ~
me by the decd aforesaid !"
Sept. IL. ''uS'oe'
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Sept 3
VIRGINIA..

AT Rules held in the Clerks Office of the
circuit Superior Court OF Law and Chancery
LOT Augusta County. September the eth. $40.
nofaham e-plaintif:-against
ROBERT John, Hugh, Samuel and David
STUART heirs and representatives of Robert
Stuart, Observation-Disclosures.
IN CHANCERY.
Inc Defendants not having entered their
appearance and given security, according to
the act OF Assembly, and the Rules of this
COURT and it appearing by satisfactory evil
dence that they are not inhabitants OF this
commonwealth 1t is ordered, that the said
ne e'enuants 40 appear here, on the LIST day of
the next term 10th day of November next.l
and answer the bill of the plaintiff, and that a
copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in
some newspaper printed in Staunton, for two
months successfully, and posted at the front
door OF the Courthouse.
n. G. KINNEY, C.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1840-10-15
TRUST SALT
Sept 3, 1910.

B1 virtue of deed of trust, executed tn
she subscriber on the 18th day of September.
1889, by John Nebcrgail, and duly recorded
IN the office of the County Court of Auousta
-for purposes therein mentioned, will sell
on ihe premises, to the highest bidder, for
cash. on the 18th day of October next,
ONE SHOP & LOT OF GROUND,
containing one-third Of an Acre, in the viii
lage OF Spring-hill, known by No. s. Also.
ONE OTHER LOT in said village, know
by NO. 10, and containing one-tbird of an A.
ere of ground. "a
The title to this property is believed to be
good-but acting as trustee, | will only con-
vey such title as / have.
G. JOHNSON, IT., Trustee.
.Sept2i
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1840-10-15
VIRGINIA.,

At Rules held in the Clerks Office of the
Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chancery
Tor Augusta County, August the Sd, 1910.
John A. Peck, George w. Peck and David S.
Peck-plaintiffs-
George c. Robertson. admir-. of Jacob Peck.
!r. decd. Jno. Fl. Peck and Abraham Shep-
herd and Ellen his wife-dclendants.
IN CHANCERY.
The Defendant John II. Peck, not having
entered his appearance and given security,
according to the act OF Assembly, and the
Rules OF this Court, and it appearing by sat-
isiactory evidence that he is not an inhabitant
OF THIS Commonwealth: 1t is ordered, that
the said defendant do appear here, on the LIST
aay OF the next term (lOth day of November
ueA',) ana answer the bill Of the plaintiff and
lnat copy OF this order be forthwith insert
eu IN some newspaper printed in Staunton,
~. .ol Two months successfully, and posted at
the front door of the Courthouse.
G. n. e. KINNEY, C. c.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1840-10-15
IN CHANCERY
Sept 10
VIRGINIA.

VIRGINIA.
AT Rules held in the Clerks Office of the
Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancerv
LOT Augusta County. August the Sd, 1910.
James OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Jacob Mohler, Admir-. of John Mohler, decd.
and In his own right as one of the heirs.
Magdallne Mohler, widow of the said Jno'
Mohler, decd. Abraham Mohler, BENJAMIN
Showalter and Sarah his wife, late Sarah
Mohler, and Fielding Bette, and Hannah
his wife, late Hannah Mohler, and others
defendants.
IN CHANCERY.
The Defendants Martin CARRIER and Mazda
III line his wife and Fielding Betto and Hannah
ms wife, not having entered their appearance
and given security, according to the act of
:: assembly, and the Rules of this Court, and
1t appearing by satisfactory evidence that
they are not inhabitants Of this Common
wealth; 1t is ordered, that the said defendants
40 appear here, on the LIST day of the next
term 9th day of November next,) and An.
swer the bill of the plaintiff and that a cow
OF this order be forthwith inserted in soma
newspaper printed in Staunton, for two
months successfully, and posted at the front
door OF the Courthouse.
Copy-Testc,
n. G. KINNEY, C. G..
Sept. 3.