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MIR. CLAY AND TEXAS

is frequently said that Mr.. Clay is opposed to
the annexation of Texas under any circumstance
ana mat. as natural consequences if he be elect,
ca PRESIDENT, Texas will fall into the hands os
Cnsland. TO this allegation Mr.. Clay's own
,et'er furnishes sufficient reply, if these gentle.
men VIII put deign TO read that upon which they
Pervert. Mr.. Clay says: "Jf anv Emrop @anp nay
ton enteftans any ambitious designs upon Texas.
such as that Of coioniziDg her, shonld regard il
as the imperative duty Of the Government If
tine Opted States to oppose such designs by the
tent, If necessary, of appealing to arms
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

RY virtue of a decree of the Circuit Suner;or
~ Court of Law and Chancery for Auuusta
county, rendered at the June Term, 1914, in the
case OF Shank and al vs.. Shank's admir-. and AL,
shall proceed on Thursday, the LIST day Of Au-
gust next, to sell on the premises to the highest
bidder, at public auction, Tract of Land, con-
iaining 80 acres, adjoining the lands of Solomon
bowers Adam Long, and Benjamin Weller, a.
oout Two miles northeast OF Mt. Sidney i'm Au-
gusta county; about twenty acres of this Tract of
Land are cleared and in good state of cultiya-
,ioh. Inc Improvements are good Log House.
hitchen, Stable, &c., and a very excellent small
Orchard. ltas presumed that persons desiring to
purchase will examine the land for themselves
Terms OF sale-Afier deducting expenses of sale,
the balance, i'm 6, 10 and Is months bonds viii
good security TO be taken for the deferred nav.
ments. ~
BENZ. WELLER, Comm.
June 81, 1914.
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gAGTLMgysgs'S HOTEL
RKSBURG, VA.
CHARGES LOWER THAN EYER -,
I'nE subscriber having handsomely reG,led his
= large and colnmodious
Il X | G. X VERN

adjoining the Courthouse, is prepared to accom-.
inodate with increased comfort, his friends and
old customers. The private rooms of the house
are so situated as not to interfere with each 9TH
er, and furnished in the best style. The subscri-
Der pledges himself that he will spare no pains
to render his guests comfortable. His experience
oil 10 years as hote-keeper, will he sufficient
guarantee of ability to do so. Travellers afriv.
Ing In the stages by night, will find him ready to
receive them at any hour, and they can retire
without being the least annoyed. His charges
are moderate, and much lower than at the Stauo
House. His TABLE will BE surpassed, in
quantity or quality. His large Stable is conven-
ienuy arranged, aud can accommod ate 100 horses.
~ IS a',ended by good ostler. Carriages can
always be under cover
Horses and Duggies can be furnished TO per-
sons wishing to visit the neighboring counties
at low charges. JAS. p. BARTLEi"r.
August 8, lSi4.-4w
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TO MY FRIENDS
AND TIE PUBLIC GENERALLY.

hND IIIT 1 UDLIC UEN EKAILY.
M Office, as Commissioner in Chancery and
4'A Bailitl, and Commissioner in the Federal
Court of the United States for the Western Dis
trict of Virginia, is in the room occupied by the
Clerk OF the Hastings Court of Staunton, imme-
diately over that OF the Clerk of the Circuit SUI
perior Court OF Law and Chancery, and may be
entered ny passing up the flight of steps in the
rear OF the building, where l may be found at all
times, ready to attend TO any call that may be
made upon me, to take dispositions, settle ac-
counts of any kind. draw deeds of every descrip-
tion, write out articles of agreement. write letters
Tor those who may desire it, either of family or
business character, act as Trustee. &c. The
charges in all cases will be made in strict accor-
dance with the present depressed state of the
country. JOHN B. WATTS
August /, 1914. Com'r. &c.
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TEE PRESENT SEASON.

There Is not man, woman child but should talk
medicine at this of the year, but more especially
at ms present time for there probably
SO likely TO produce state of sickness The repeated
changes in the atmosphere by acting they do upon the
Conscience and quality Of the blood itself give occasion
lor the most fatal and malignant disorders The bile be
comes (and often without any warnng) in most acri-
hohous condition from these repeated changes and il
the hrst symptoms require immediate attention To re.
move the nfirmitics which the human frame is liable
no medicine has been found cfcctua as Brandrcth'
Vegetable Universal Pills. which are known by the cx-
perencc OF thousands 10 perfectly cleanse the blood OF
al ouincss, remove every morbid affection, and reno
Yac weak and encebcd constitutions TO perfect health
and yi~or. '
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Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancery
Tor Augusta County, June Term, 1914.
Nathaniel Massie, George T.. Craig, John ]
beli' WIN. Wlthrow, jr., Daniel Fishburn,
w m. Clarke, Abraham Lynn, and John Wayt,
Plaintiffs, ~
AGAINST
VIM. w. King, Admir- of Asa Rosenbarper. decd.
Abraham, Randolph and Nancy Rosenbaroer'
neirs and reps. of said Asa Rosenbarger. and
roily Martin, late Polly Rosenbarger, widow
OF said Asa Rosenbarger. decd, Defts.
MS cause came on this 10th day of June.
ioff' on the original papers formerly read in the
cause and the report of Master Commissioner Sa-
''iuei clarke, without an exception, and the de-
positions since taken, and was argued by counsel.
On consideration whereof it is adudred. ordered
ana decreed' that George Baylor, jf. be, and he
IS hereoy appointed Commissioner for that pur-
pose TO lay oil, and after having given four weeks
notice of the time and place of sale in the Siam.
Ton Spectator, proceed 20 sell at public auction,
10 lne highest bidder, upon the premises, SO much
OF the tract of land belonging to the estate of
asa Kosenbarger, decd, as will be sufficient TO
pay OIL the sum of eighty dollars and seventy-six
GEMS, with interest thereon, from the 23d of
AaPril, 1871, and the costs of this suit: hayipG
aue regard to the rights of the widow of the said
asa hosenbarger, decd, and taking care tina, a
SIuihclehcy OF The tract to answer her claim of
uoMef De lett nnsold, on the following terms, re-
curing TO be paid in hand so much of the mr.
chase money as will be necessary TO nav the
costs OF this suit and the expenses of The sale,
ana me balance on a credit of six, twelve, and
eighteen months, taking bond and security and
remaining the title TO said land to secure the mr.
chase money 1t is further ordered, that said
commissioner report his proceedings to this
Court in order 10 final decree.
coPy-Teste.
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The Virginia Female Institute.
Is A Z O II A " A o
STAUNTON, AUGUSTA COUNTY, VA.

%
PROVISIONAL BOARD OF TRUSTEES:
Rev. L. T. Casticmau, President.
John Howe Peyton, Thomas j. Mchic,
William Kinney, Nicholas e. Kinney,
Washington Swocpe, DIR. +. II. Stribling,
Alex'r H. H. stuart, John Il. breckenridge.
DR.. Edmund Berkeley, John Churclimap,
James Points, Robert s. Brooke
PRINCIPALS,
Rev. james McElroy, Mrs. Maria Shcfrcy,
PROFESSOR OF ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL
LlTERATURE:
Rev. James McElroy, A. Nj.
FRENCH LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE:
Miss Ann Louisa Shelley.
MUSIC. PIANO AND GUITAR:
Signor G. George.
TERMS FOR TEN MONTHS:
Board, washing, fuel aud candle light $3.50 90
I,hSsh ana Classical Literature, 80 90
french, 90 90
Music, 40 90
Use Vi instrument, 100
Drawing and Painting, 90 90
The second session of this Collegiate Female School
VIII commence the first Monday in September next
GEORGE ESKRlDGE, Scc'ry
~ Virginia Female Institute.
Staunton, August 1, lSi4--5t
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NWMIOrNo

WILL be sold on Friday the 9th day of Au-
-, gust at the late clearinghouse of George
Hanger, dec'd,a variety of Household and Kitc6-
en- Furniture. consisting of some very fine Beds.
Books, &C., Cattle and Sheep, two pair of Mill
stones, two negro Men, one share in the Scots.
vile and Staunton Turnpike Road, with a great
many other articles too tedious to mention Nine
months credit on all sums over SO, by the pur-
chaser giving bond with approved security, SO.
and under So, the cash will be required. Sale to
commence at 10 o'clock.
WIN. A. HANGER, Ex'or
Of George Hanger, decd.
July 25, 1871.
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NOTICE

Gk8 In compliance with an invitation Of the
Clay Club of Bath County, Gen. Dorman of Lex
ington, will address the citizens of said county on
the and Tuesday in this month upon the subject
OF the Presidential election. 1t is hoped and OK
pected that the Democrats will procure the attend
ance OF one of their ablest champions to repre-
sent them on that occasion.
August 8, 1914.
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ooTGTGxssIoMEa's SAFE.

Circuit Superior Court OF Law and Chancery
for Augusta County.
Jacob Kygcr and Thomas S. Baskins, Pitts.
AGAINST
Paul n. Rupert and Philip Coner, Defts,
IN CHANCERY. t
In obedience to decree of Court, made in the
above cause on the 10Th day of June, 1914, 7,
who am therein substituted as trustee or commits.
sioner in place of Paul N. Rupert removed, shall
on the 3Oih day of August next, (but if not from
any cause, on that day, then on the day follow,
ing) proceed to sci! at public auction, upon the
premises, That tract or parcel of and.- or so
much thereof as may be necessary for the pure
poses mentioned in said decree,-which lies in
The county OF Augusta, the waters of the
South River, adjoining the lands of G.. Nj. Cois
ner, John koutzman and others, and was convey
ed In trust by Joseph G.. Koiner 10 Paul N. Ru-
pert, on the 3nth day of May, 1910, for the bene-
III on PhillP Conner, ST. of record in the Coun-
~ Cour; Office Of Augusta, estimated to contain
3001 acres.
Terms.---So much TO be paid in cash on the
day OF sale, as will defray ali the costs of sale
'ne balance to be paid in three equal instalmen,s
on u, IL and Is months, the purchaser executjnd
ponds WITH approved personal security. and the
'ite retained as additional security until all the
payments are made. Possession Of SO much OF
sald land as the purchaser may require for seed
ing ialI crop, to be given on the 1st of Septem
per next, and full possession on the list day 0
January.
| ALFRED CHAPMAN, Comm.
! July 2'' lS44.-6t. Prs. Fee $5 25.
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RICHMOND vIpcINI.

REC leave to inform their friends and the pub
ac generally, that they have removed to the
tenement No. ~, Cary Street, nearly opposite
their former stand, and few doors below the
street leading to Mayo's Bridge, where they are
prepared 10 furnish every description of goods in
The Grocery line, on as good terms as any other
House in the city.
The following are a part of their stock
so hhds. Sugar, p. II. and NO.
500 bags Rio Coffee
200 .. La. do.
$50 81. Domingo do.
SO Old Java
100 Cuba do.
81! so boxes Coverings double Loaf Sugar
~ oois. crushed do.
70 packages Teas, all qualities
25 hhds. Molasses
500 sacks Salt
500 kegs Nails, all sizes
ioooo los. Cotton Yarns at factory prices
100 do. Whiskey
so do. Old Rye Whiskey
SO packages f. Brandy, all qualities
pipes Holland Gin
100 boxes Soap
100 Crews Candles
10 bbls. Copperas
Alum
ceroons of LIST quality Indigo
boxes Mason's Hacking
- Augustus do.
100 SxIO Glass
so l0xI2 do.
200 bags Shot
IS kegs Gunpowder, for sporting
20 - Blasting
so doz Bed Cords
100 - Leading Lines
25 cotton
s tons Steel
10 Iron, assorted
'' hoop and strap Iron
kegs Bar Lead
200 bbls net, Herrngs
25 g Malaga Wine
10 " G. Nj. Wine
" Old Madeira
Country Merchants and others are respectfully
invited 10 give them call before purchasing, as
they are determined to sell as low for cash. or to
punctual customers on months, as any other
House IN the city. They also propose to do
general "Commission Business" and are now
prepared to sell any article of produce which
their friends may consign them, pledging their
best efforts TO obtain in every case the highest
market price.
August /, lS44.-Sw
O-The Rockingham Republicans requested to
copy the above week for six weeks and
send account to p. 81 b.
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$40 1@LNNWA l9IDo

a PERSON named JOHN HARRIS borrowed of
- me on Saturday last, Mare, Saddle and
BRIDE, to go to the neighborhood of Middlebrook
win promise to return on Monday, which he
has failed to do, and have reason to believe that
ne mas absconded with my property. Said Har-
us is about "a years of age, rather spare made,
ABOUT feet 10 or 1 inches high, and is disabled
III one oil his hands by cut from scythe He
represented himself to be native of Hanover
county, Va. and am informed has received let
ters from Dentonsville in that county, and also
rom Locust Creek, Louisa, during his residence
mere. The Mare taken off by him is bright
grey, six years old, and about Is hands bigh.
ana is marked on the neck with the collar. |
VIII give the above reward for the Mare saddle
aid bride, OF brought home,) if taken out of the
county, or 80 II in the county. Any information
addressed to me at DeeIfeld p. o., Augusta co.
Va, will be thankfully received.
JACOB BECK.
August 8, 1912.
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L o S II O

ON the evening Of The goth or morning of the
DIST July, it is believed, in the street between
.he Courthouse and DR.. StTbling's, or elsewhere
IN N, S,t,aunton, new pair Of GOLD SPECTA-
Obbo' In black morocco case. The person
VINO may have found them will be suitably re-
"aroed oy delivering them at this Office, or to
August g, 1874.
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Gen. Charles p. Dorman announces in the last
Lexington (Fa2 Gazette; that he has one hun
dred barrels of Flour, which no will sell at IS
per Dbl, payable sohen Henry Clay is elected Pres.
iders I; or, on the other hand, that he will give
that price for one hundred barrels, payable ,ohea
James X. Poks is elected. Who wants a barpain
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NYustee's Sale.

virtue OF d Deed Of Trust executed by Pc
ter Houser TO the subscriber, bearing date the
2lst day of June, 1913, and duly recorded in the
Clerks Office of the County Court of Augusta,
shall proceed to sell at public auction Cor cash,
IN The town of GreenvIle, according to the tequi-
silons of the aforesaid trust. on the 10Th dav of
August next, all the said Peter Houser's RIGHT.
title and interest in the real estate Of Samuel
Steele, decd, it being one undivided tenth part
situate near GreenvilIe in Augusta county. Tbe
title TO the above mentioned property is believe,
to be good, but acting as trustee shall only con
vey such tile as is vested in me by the deed a
bove mentioned. r. TIJRK J'rnstoo
July %, 1914
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CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL SCHGOL
BY PIKE POWERS.

'S'HE next session of this School will open on
d the lst Monday in September and close on
the last Friday in June. There will be two pub
lie examinations during the session.
TERMS FOR TEN MONTHS:
Tuition $40; Board Sll0; Room and Appa-
ratus 81, so. Payable semi-annually in advance.
Stanton, July 25, 1914.
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NO1NTMlNo

EARLY two years have ELAPSED since the
firm of VIM. Withrow g. Co. was dissolved.
large amount Of the debts then due the con4
Germ remains unpaid; those claims are yet in the
hands of the subscriber at Wavnosboroy. and set
Element OF the same expected now All claims
moi PAID or arranged by the Isl September next,
VIII he divided. The subscriber cannot. after
That time, be censurabe for what may follow,
The senior partner. ~. %. Jones Of Rockbridpe,
is unwilling to grant longer indulgence,
VIM. WITHROW, Jr.
Junior Partner.
Waynesboro,' July IS, i8i4.---4t
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he iollowiny song-waS composed by Co
rankin M'CUE. and sung at the raising
e Clay Pole at Fishersville:
To arms, TO arms, ye gallant Wings,
Your banner high is waving,
Fill up and man the noble ship,
That on the deep is moving;
Clay of Kentuck, il mt the helm,
Will lead us on to victory,
We won't retreat nor be overwhelmed
BY Salad, Polk, and Hickory.
ii.
Say, have you seen the orphan boys
The mill boy Of the slashcs.
His fame aloft, without alloy,
Tho Kendall Mt him CRASHES,
The viper warm'd will swell and blow,
And cast his slime and poison,
But what Of that we all will go
For Clay aud Frclinshuysep.
Ill.
We want Bank and Tariff too,
Torcguatc the currency,
Give uncle Sam revenue,
And foster home industry.
Then look aloft to Harry Clay,
As AsHLAND* onward dashes
How we fail TO win the day?
With the ll-boy of the slashcs.
Nv.
Augusta Wings, unfurl your flags,
To catch the rising glory,
We do not banter, neither brag,
But want to tell story:
The " skies are bright'-it is no Joke,
The dandcr is a rising,
Iguess we're bound to catch Polk,
With Clay and Frelinghuyscn.
v.
Yc mothers all give us your aid,
Your plastic hands, employ them;
Wing votes we want, you'll be obcycd,
hiarch up my boys and aid them.
fc daughters fair We surely are
transcript Of your mothers,
The plighted faith of him beware
Who won't say Clay and brothers
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GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES OF
PIANO-FORTES.

nor some months past the subscriber has
been selling his Piano-Fortes at reduction
of Fyty Dollars each Nom his former prices. "a
lie has ON hand at this time from Is TO 20
Pianos OF different kinds, ut prices varying from
$3.50 to $6OO-as well as a number of second
handed ones at less prices. Sold subject to DO
returned, il not good. l.. p. NASH,
June Ii Petersburg, Pd.
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N O II I g y 9
MRS. BuMGhRDNLR & MRS LrCy NJ B,SXIy

MRS. BUMGhRDNER MRS. LUCY N. BASKIN,
EBROPOSE opening School for the insruc-
- ton OF small children, on the second Monday
in October next, in the house on the creek, now
occupied by Eli Parent, in which will be taught
Reading, Writing, English Grammar, Geography,
and Common Arithmetic. Mrs. BAsKiN will take
Class TO instruct in Drawing and Painting. In
the meantime, the house will be repaired so as to
make it comfortable.
Terms of Tuition for session of five
months, $500
FOR Drawing and Painting, $1,000
Stanton. July 25, lSl4-6t
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DISAPPOINTMENT
80 ne above sale is postponed till Saturday the
3lst day of August inst. B. "
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N. G. KINNEY, C. C.

In pursuance Of the above, will offer for sale
at public auction, on Saturday the 7th day of next
September, so much Of said land as will satisfy
the amount stated in the above decree.
GEO. BAYLOR, Jr. Comm'r.
August 8. lS11-5t
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BOOKS! BOOKS!!
NEW AND CHEAP CASH BOOK STORE.
20 ERT cow "A n

ROB ERT cow AN
4 AS REMOVED his Books and Stationary
u TO the new building one door north of Messrs.
Crawford 81 Cochran, where he hopes all those
who have so often wished for book store in
Staun;on will call and give some tangible evil
dence that they were sincere in such wish He
has now on hand good assortment of School and
Miscellaneous books ; and will by the Is, of
September have his assortment greatly ENLARGED.
He has just received a supply of books, &c.
from Philadelphia, among which are the follow
ing: Debate between Rev. A. Campbell and Rev.
N. l.. Rice, Boardman on the Apostoical Sue
cession, Hetherington's History Of the Church of
Scotland, 9Th Vol. Macaulay's MscelIanies, The
Book that will suit you, Baird's Religion in A.
merica, Miss Leslie's Complete Cookery, Goth
edition, with Improvements, supplementary re-
ceIpts and new appendix, Sketches of Life in
Texas by Seaisfeld, Sketches of American soc;e-
ty, BY Satisfied, Polk and Dallas Sonpster.
Blank Books, Foolscap and Letter Paper, Silver
Pencil Cases, fine Sealing Wax, Afloat and A.
shore, new Novel, by Cooper,
CLAY LETTER PAPER.
The 3D. Supply Of tie "Ya1ier Kirers,"
VerPlanck's Illustrated Shakespeare, Pictorial BIZ
BILE No. 5.
Stanton august 1, 1914.
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r q r S n T. r. i.

\ WISH to sell, near Stanton, most beautiful
site for Dwelling House, and about thirty
acres of land attached to it, part of which is now
IN meadow-There are on it two good springs, the
water of them delightful. This situation and
most OF the ground is within the bounds Of the
Corporation. This place might suit profession
al man very well, as the distance to town is but
short Any person wishing to purchase such
place may be informed of the price and payments
by calling on the subscriber residing near the
premises. JOHN MCDOWELL.
July 1S, Is44.-lm
also wish to sell piece of ground on Main
street In Stannton. djoining Mr.. James b. Hill
and MIR. Franklin Points, about seyenty-6ye feet
In front and one hundred and twenty feet back,
or tine one-haif of it, Just as il might answer the
purchaser. That part of the town is improving
very much at present. Also, a House and Lot in
Galiows Town, now occupied by Mr. Wiley
Any person wishing either may know the terms
on application TO the subscriber near town.
JOHN MCDOWELL.
August 1, 1874.
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Stammeying CureAl

'SHE subscriber is now at the Hotel OF CAPT.
McCiung, and will attend to any cases of
Suffering or Stammerng that may Offer. Terms
moderate. lie will In all cases warrant perma-
nent cure.
GEO. THOMPSON.
Stanton, August 1-3t.
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SCHOOL FOR 0lzIltlhlDl:. 1sNJo

MISS Sally C.. HARRISO.N,
PROPOSES to open school fer children, on
- the LIST of October next. Her terms for five
months Tuition, will be
For Reading, Writing. Arithmetic, Geogra-
ply, and Eng. Grammar, $500
Beginners, $500
fiaIn and Ornamental Needle Work, $500
Staunton, July 25, 1914.
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+Thc name of the ship on the Fishcrsvilc flag.
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g. = Ia, n.
.EJaITS5..s7IG5I9 N1ef 81
g a R IAeEs ron SALE

NBE subscriber has on hand at this time a
handsome assortment of e 1AGES,
which can be bought low for cash. lie is prenar'
ed to make Carriages of every description at the
shortest notice: Also, repairing done in the neat
est manner and at reasonable ptces.
JUDSON MACOY.
Stanton, June 90, 1914.
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GROCERY AND COMMISSION
BUSINESS.
NO. "a.

PAAGISlG & IDlAAZzNlNTa
NO. ~.
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The following song-was composed by Col.
FRANKLIN M'CUE. and sung at the raising of
the Clay Pole at Fishersville: