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G9G A0R So

200 acres OF which are cleared and the remainder
heavily timbered. The whole farm is admirably
adapted TO the growth of Tobacco, Corn, Wheat
and Clover. The best of the Land is vel to clear,
200 acres OF which might he cleared with advan-
tageto the farm, and yet leave an abundance for
timber. There is productive meadow of about
acres, which may be enlarged TO any extent, at
the discretion OF the owner, and all of which may
be watered. There is also fine Orchard con-
sis,ing OF Apples, Cherries, Apricots and Peach
es, being the choicest selection of fruit in West
ern Virginia. There is rarely tract of Land Of
the same extent that can boast Of many fine
and never failing Springs, watering IN their
course the greater portion Of The Land.
The improvements are large two story Frame
DWELLING HOUSE, two story Frame
Kitchen, Smoke House, Stone Spring House,
a large Frame Barn, 40 feet by 100, Frame Me-
gro House, &c., all of which have lately under
gone a thorough and complete course Of repair.
1t is rarely such valuable property is offered in
market-it is in one of the best of neghborhoods,
and within mile Of Grist and Saw Mill; but
as we presume those who desire to purchase will
view for themselves, we deem further descrip-
ton unnecessary. The above named property
will be offered to the highest bidder, on the prem
ises, the 25ih day of September next, at IL o.
clock. The terms will be one-half cash, the bal
ance in three annual insialments; Il trust upon
the Land will be required in security for the de-
feIred payments.
The above lands will be shown by MIR. VIM
X. Rowland living near the premises, or by the
subscribers living near the Natural Fridge, Rock
bridge county. VIM. HUMES,
JOS. GILMORE.
Anu 81
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ing, now appeared. Mr.. Johnson finished HE
able speech. about l2 o'clock, to an increasing
and attentive auditory.
The Hon. A. ii. Ill. STUART, Of Staunton. was
then introduced, and by this time the. crowd had
again become dense, all eager to hear gentleman
whose reputation had preceded him, and whose
prepossessiJg appearance mud manner made him
at once fayorite with every one. MIR. Stuart de-
clared that the eloquent gentlemen who had al
ready occupied the stand had cleared the whole
field Of argument, and had only left him the task
Of an humble CLEANER. But for more than three
hours, Mr.. =. unclaimed his hearers in one of the
most persuasive, eloquent and effective speeches
we have ever heard from the stump. He became
a universal favorite, and concluded amidst the
long continued and hearty plaudiis of his delight
ed auditory. 1t is impossible to conway to the
reader who was not present the slightest idea of
this high intellectual feast.
DIR. GsoRCE McCLEILAND, of Philadelphia,
followed in brief, but humorous and entertain
ing speech.
The crowd was addressed in town for three
successive evenings. Among the speakers were
ID. II. Conrad, Esq. Of Berkeley, X. II. Carter,
Esq. Of Fauquier, Joseph 1,dbali, Esq. Of VIM
chester, Carter Lee, Esq. Of Hardy, John Janney,
Esq. OF Loudoun, and Andrew Hunter, Esq. of
Jetlerson-all in admirable and effective speech
es-the three latter gentlemen closing the feast Of
reason on Friday evening, in front of the Court
House.
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400 REV ARD,

% AN AWAY from the subscriber on the morn
Sing of the l2th instant, my Negro Man ma
med JESSE. or Jesse Gray, as he calls him
self. Jesse is rather dark mulato, a stout look
ing fellow that would weigh from 10 to $50 lbs,
about feet | inches high. lie is not laxative,
but when he speaks, it is rather in hurried man
ner He has Of his teeth out Of the upper
jaw, near the left corner Of his mouth, which is
not dscoverable unless he laughs. He had mon
ey, but how much do not know, perharps sever
al hundred dollars, if he has not parted with it
Tor fear of detection. lie has also sundry papers,
and he had some time ago, some notes or ac-
counts against Alexander Bowls, free man of
color, bat if his objec: is to get off entirely he will
not probably cucumber himself with useless arli-
Giles. Jesse allowed to work out three days,
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, 18th, 18Th,
and 18th inst. lie left on Sunday the l1th for
that purpose, and on uat night, one Of our neigh
bors, Mr. John b. Iloultz, had two horses stolen,
and about daylight OIL Monday morning, 18th
inst, two men were seen moving in The direction
Of New Hope, on IIouitz's horses. A white man
and a free man Of color, Ga mulatto,) disappeared
at the same time. ] will give the above reward
iftaken out of the State, $50, if taken in the State
out OF the county, and $50, if taken within the
county. . MOSES McCUE, Sen.
August 90.
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FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
DR W GOOD&.

WE would respectfully inform the Merchants
w Of Virginia that we are in receipt of
an unusually large and splendid stock of Fresh
Dry Goods, both Foreign and Domestic, for the
fall trade. The goods manufactured in our own
country having been purchased from the manu-
fac'urers or their agents, on the most favorable
terms, and our Foreign goods being of our own
Importation, selected by persons long conversant
with the trade, and expressly for The Virginia
market, we feel confident that offer 10 the
merchants Of Virginia, who are disposed 10 pa
trcnise home market, sufficient ind lcen,en,s for
them 10 purchase their goods in Richmond, and
we respectfully solicit examination OF our
stock, again renewing our pledge to sell the same
goods as low as they can be purchased in any
market in the United States.
KENT, KENDALL g. ATWATER,
II Main Street, Richmond.
August 20, lS14.-6w
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WING MASS MEETIN
AT WINCHESTER.

The meeting Of the Wings Of the 10th Con-
gressiona District at Winchester on the ED and
23d ult., was one of the most numerous, imposing
and enthusiastic assemblages ever held in Virgin
ia. Although hundreds were doubtless prevented
from attending by the unsettled appearance of the
weather, the congregation of people was immense,
numbering from ten to fifteen thousand, near 1900
Of whom were ladies'. Robert Y. Conrad Esq.
acted as President. Among the Speakers were
the Hon. VIM. G.. RIves, A. III. II. Stuart, Rev
erdy Johnson, and John Janney, Esqr's. We
extract the following notices of some of the
Speeches from the Winchester Republican:
Mr. RivEs took the stand, amidst long continued
cheers, and Tor more than three hours entertained
his vast auditory with mastery argument on the
topics before the couniry-vindica,inp himself
from the charge OF Inconsistency in reference to
his opposition TO tie present Tariff before its BEN
fetal effects had been developed. He declared
That he had always occupied the Madsonian
ground on This subject, never denying the constj-
nationality oil Tariff which should protect Home
Industry, but thinking with most of the Southern
men that the principle had been pushed to ex-
tremes, he had been found in opposition to Mr.
Clay. Mr.. K. warned his hearers of the danger
10 be apprehended from the disorpanizino senti.
ments propagattd and maintained in South Caro-
lima; and coDjured his Democratic brethren 10
come out from the party, as he had done, now and
foreUer! His contras; between Messrs. CLAW and
Polk was forcible and str.ingS-and his tribute TO
Mr.. Clay, as the statesman Of both head and
heart, always great in crisis and ever ready to
sacrifice himself for his country, truly eo-
quent and impressive. These passages elected
thunders Of applause, and left general impress
Sion That fame had not exaggerated Mr.. RS pow
srs as an accomplished popular orator and deba-
ter.
When Mr. Rives conclueed, a recess was la
Ken Tor reireshment, and such persons as had not
left the feast OF reason to parake of the substan-
tials at the Widespread tables, which had been ac-
cessible throughout the whole day, now partook
of the ample fare provided.
REvERDY JOHNSON, Esq. of Baltimore, was
next introduced, and commenced powerful arou-
ment as all his speeches. are, but, after speaking
about an hour, he suspended his remarks TO be
concluded the next day. The meeting then adj
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Valuable AaanA Cor Sale.

WILL be offered at public sale on Friday the
W 4th of October next, valuable tract Of
Land lying in the county Of Rocking ham, with
in Two miles of MI. Crawford, and adjoining the
lands of Geo. Koogler, formerly a part of the
old koogter tract This tract contains SIS acres,
Is poles, IT has good Log House, Barn, and
other out-hous, S. several good springs, about or
. acres of good meadow, and sufficient quanti-
~ OF timber; the cleared land cannot be surpass-
ed by any Land in Rockingham county for grain
and grass. The terms will be made known on
the day Of sale. For any information enquire of
Geo. X. Keiser or n. NJ Hit
Sept. 5, lS1i-tds
The Rockingham Republican will insert
the above till day of sale.
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Nrustee's Sale.

EeY virtue of the provisions of Deed in Trust,
BE executed to me by William W. Curry, dated
the 26th of December. 1910, and of record in the
Clerks Office of the County Court of Augusta,
| shall, as Trustee, and by the direction of the
creditor in said deed mentioned, Iaoceed, at the
front door of the store of Benjamin Crawford in
the town Of Staunton, on Saturday the 9TH day OF
September, 1874, 10 sell to the highest bidder, at
public auction. for ready money, one Wagon,
three Horses. one Cow, quantity Of household
and kitchen Furniture, and other personal proper
ty in said deed mentioned.
THOMAS ]. STUART.
August Is, 1914.
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NIRGINIA.-At Rules held in the Clerks
Office of The Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chancery for Augusta County, August 5th
1874
John Patterson, EX'or of George Patterson, decd,
Plaintiff,
AGAINST
Barbara Patterson, widow of George Patterson,
decd. Catharne Trolter, Elizabeth Parent, and
others, Defendants,
IN CHANCERY.
The Defendants Susanna Patterson, Elizabeth
Parent, and Caiharine Tro,ter, not having enter
ed 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 not inhabitants of this common
wealth : 1t is ordered, that the said Defendants
do appear here on the first day of the next Term,
list day of November, lS41,) and answer the
bill of the Plaintiff, and that copy Of this order
be forthwith inserted in some newspaper printed
in Staunon, for two months successfully, and
posted al tho front door of the Courthouse OF
Augusta County.
copy-'reste,
NiCHO. G. KINNEY, c. C.
August 30, 1914.
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a. y the 9TH of September next, ] shall offer for
~ sale IN front Of the Post Office. in the town
OF Staunion, l01 acres of Land, GS4 of which is
finely timbered, belonging to the estate of Jno e..
Sewers, decd and lying about Two mile, S North
west of Staunton, on le free road.
Also; at the Fdrm-The Wheat, Rye and Dat
Crop of the present year, with a large quantity
Of Clover and Timothy Hay, fine Road Wagon
and Team, Milch Cows, BlacksrDith's Tools,
Farming implements, ThreshiDg Machine, W heat
Fan and Screen, &c. &c. &c.
Terms made known on day Of sale.
HUGH JNO. Ora WORD,
Acting Executor Of Jno. &. Sewers, decd.
August Is, 1914.
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August 90. 1914.

VIRGlNIA.-At Rules held in the Clerks or
fee of the Circuit Superior Court of Law and
Chancery for Augusta County, on Monday the
9th day of August, 1871
Overton Gibson, Plaintiff
AGAINST = :.
Alexander :. Hall, Elizabeth Paxton, Matthew
White, and Alex'r ii. ii. Stuart, Defendants,
IN CHANCERY.
The Defendant Elizabeth Paxton, not having
entered her appearances, and given security ac-
cording TO the Act OF Assembly and the Rules of
this Court, and it appearing by satisfactory evil
dence that she is not an iuhabtant of this Com
monwealih: 1t is ordered, that the said Defendant
do appear here the LIST day OF the next Term,
(Nov lst 1919 and answer the bill of the plain
Tiff, and that copy of this order be forthwith i'm
serted in some newspaper printed in Stanton,
for two months SUCCESSFULLY, and posted at the
front door of the Courthouse of Augusta County.
a Copy-Teste,
n. G. KINNEY, e. C.
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CARRIAGES FOR SALE.

TB'HE subscriber has on hand at this time a
handsome assortment of & A 1AGES.
which can be bought low for cash. He is prepar-
ed TO make Carriages of every description at the
shortest notice. Also, repairing done in the neat
est manner and at reasonable prices.
JUDSON MACOY.
Stanton, June 20, 1874.
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V-IRCINIA.-At Rules held i'm the Clerks
Office Of the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chancery for Augusta County, on Monday
the 5th day Of August, 1871
Richard Harrison and Mary Harrison his wife,
plaintiffs,
AGAINST
Frank Carr, (late High Sheriff Of Albemarle
county, to whom has been committed for adj
ministration the estate of the late Francis Is.
Dyer, dec'd,) Fountain Wells, admir- OF the
late John e. Wells, Marcus Durrett, Ex'or OF
Marshall Durreu, (who was The High Sheriff OF
AIbemare. under whom said Wells served as
Deputy,) Charles Brown, late Sheriff of AL
bemarle county, to whom has been committed
for administration the estate Of the late Tho
mas w. Naury, John Clarkson and Ann his
wife, formerly Ann Harrison, Charles w.
Maupin and Mary his wife, formerly Mary
Harrison, Albert Shelton, Granville Preweit
and Lucy Anu his wife, formerly Lucy Ann
Shelton, Eldred Shelton, William 5. Shelton,
Orville Shelton, and Granville Shelton, adult
children and representatives of Weatherston
Shelton and Elizabeth his wife, formerly Eli
zabeth Harrison, Charles Il. Harrison, John
e.. Harrison, Julius G.. Harrison, Richard Haf-
rson, jr and David e. Harrison, children and
grand children of the Plaintiffs and feoffees
under the deed of gft from the Plaintiffs IN
1917, of the life estate of The female Plaintiff,
Defendants So '.'t'",
The Defendants Albert Shelton, Granville
'rewett and Lucy Ann his wife, formerly Lucy
nm Shelton, William Shelton, Orvie Shelton,
nd Granville Shelton, not having entered their
ppearance and given security, according to tho
ct of Assembly and the Rules of this' Court,
nd it appearing by satisfactory evidence that
,ey are not inhabitants of this commonwealth:
is ordered, that the said defendants do appear
ere the first day of the next Term, and an
ver the amended bill of the plaintiffs, and that
copy of this order DO forthwith inserted i'm some
ewspaper printed in Staunton, for two months
lccessiyely, and posted at the front door of the
courthouse Of Augusta county.
A copy--'res,e,
NICHO. G. KINNEY, C. C.
Auuust 1914
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FRESH DRY GOODS.
II. y ~. 5. James = Co.
GLOBE SQUARE, RICHMOND, Va,
OPPOSITE THE EXCHANGE BANK.
HAVE now in store u large and commanding
IL assortment Of
Fall and Winter DrN Goods,

consisting of their own impor,ations from Europe
Direct and of purchasers at "HE.fD QUaR-
TIERS" in Boston and New York, by the senior
partner Of the House.
Such an assortment Of Goods as is now offered
for sale, is not often met with any where in the
United States, and having been purchased with
Cash, where any thing could DO saved by paying
CASH, will be sold as low as any house in Virgil
mia can sell, and hotv much ocer zee ,uiH not un.
dertake 10 say. Our customers and the public at
urge are invited to examine the stock.
Richmond, Sept. s, 1914.
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CASH FOR NEGROES I.

TgNHE subscriber wishes 20 purchase Negr6es.
II of all descriptions. Any persons having Me-
groes 80 sell will find il to their interest TO cali
on the subscriber, or address letter TO Fishers,
Vile, Augusta county, which shall be attended to
Immediately.
SAM'L. Il. BROWN.
Fishersvile. March lift.
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I'm pursuance of deed of trust executed by
John Kennedy TO the subscriber, bearing date
the 9th day Of December, 1899, and of record in
the County Court Office of Augusta for the pur-
mentioned, will be sold on the premises Mon
day the 9TH day of October next, at public auc-
ton for ready money, the lot of ground in the
said deed described. with the appearances, ad-
joining the town of Stanton, near the Tannery
now owned by James l.. Alexander. The title is
believed perfect but such only will! be made to
the purchaser, as is usual in such cases. Sale TO
commence at ii o'clock.
SAM'L. CLARKE, Trustee.
September 5, 1914.
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THE sTAUNToN FESTIVAL.

WelearnGom gentleman present at Staunton
on the first day of he Festival, that it most
glorious and enthusiastic Wing rally. The mum
Der present not less than 1000. The meeting
was addressed by b. w. Leigh and John Janney,
Esqrs. The same gentleman informs us that
several of the "Democracy" conceded that extra
Billy was vanquished in the debate with Mr.
Stuart, OIL Cour, day.-C Char iottesuite 7dvocate.
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WIN. H. TERRILL, esq. Of Bath addressed the Fishers
vile Clay Club Saturday last, in speech Of great
strength and ability, nearly three hours long, upon the
questions nvolvcdin the Presidential The day
un;,vorabc, but there notw outstanding very
respectable attendance Of the Club.
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Ia o YI G. K .

&TRAYED or stolen from the subs criber resi-
'cding on the property Of Jacob Koiner, on the
Long Meadows, on Sunday night iii inst,
TW o W n IL e s.,
both bays, one little darker than the other The
brightest had some few white hairs on the fore
head. and is aboht l53 hands high The dark
bay is about Is hands high, shod all around, pa
ces and carries her head somewhat stiff from pre-
viously having had the poe-evil-a little white
just above the right hind hoof, and some few
white hairs in her forehead. A reasonable reward
will be given for them, and if stolen FOR the thief
also JOHN ID. HOULTZ.
August 22-3t.%
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The Wings of the 10th Congressional District
held Mass meeting at Clarksbnrg the 2lst,
which was attended by about three thousand per-
sons; among them some $50 ladies. The
meeting was addressed by the Hon. G.. w. Sum
mers, and Messrs. Pierpont, Raymond and Pin
mel.
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$3.50 A YOUNG GENTLEMAN, who d

Ses4S5sSsss A YOUNG GENTLEMAN,w who iy
Es@ESsS qualified 10 teach Tie Latin and Greek
Languages, and the higher branches of English.
Education, is DESTROYS TO obtain situation as Tu-
tor in private family. He can furnish testino-
malls Of character, capability, &c. from the Pror
fessoTs Of the College in which he graduated, and
other satisfactory sources. ,...
Apply to theEditor Of the Staunton Spectator,
August Is, 1914.
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REMARKABLY CAUTIoUs.-Mr. Richie, OF the
Richmond Enquirer, ventures TO express mis- an
ticipations in the following manner: "But for
'the miscalcua,ons that made in 1910 we
Yourselves would not entertan the slightest doubt
'of the election of Polk and Dallas"
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~ Nj. BAYLIss, the Phrenologst is now in
Stanton, and will examine any persons cranums
and furnish charts. He may be found at the
Washington Hotel.
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sMAUN1E0N 4AUA!DlAGlIlz o

II f. Il MS.
'ENUrFION for Latin, Greek, and Malhe-
mates, $50
for all English branches, $40
In the Military class, per session Of 10
months, an extra fee, SIS
UNIFORM FOR MILITARY CLAss.-Coat of Ca
Diet grey cloth--S'raigat collar, bound with black
braid, with three rows of buttons on the breast.
The cost of the cloth will not exceed SO.
fantaoons of the same colour, with a stripe OF
black cloth in the outside seam.
Blue cloth caps with oi-cloth on the top. -
DrlIl TO continue from one hour TO one and a half
every evening after o'clock.
For farther information in regard to the Militia
ry department, inquiry may be made of the In
structor in Tactics.
September 5, 1874.
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WANWAlEIhlN LAND
AT AUCTION.

rHNli T. undersigned offer for sale tina. well known
aud valuable estate formerly the residence Of
the late Col Joel Rowland, situated in Botetourt
county. on the main Valley Road lesding from
Stanton to Tennessee, q miles from Fincastle,
the county seat Of Bo,etourt, s miles from Jack
son. on'James River, and miles from Buchanan,
containing about
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discussion took place at Middebrook Saturda,
last, between Capt. j. b. Baldwin and Capt Georg,
Baylor.
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August 90.

Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancery
for Augusta County, June Term, IS44.
Nathaniel Massie George +. Craig, John ].
Bell, WIN. With.ow, jr., Daniel Fishburn,
Vim. Clarke, Abraham Lynn, and John Wayt,
plaintiffs,
AGAINST -
VIM. w. King, Admir- Of Asa Rosenbarher. decd,
Abraham, Randolph and Nancy Rosenbarger,
heirs and reps. of said Asa Rosenbarger, and
Polly Martin, late Polly Rosenbarger, widow
OF said Asa Rosenbarger. deed, Defts. @'r \
This cause came on this 10Th day OF June,
1874, on the original papers formerly read in the
cause and the report OF Master Commissioner Sa-
muel Clarke, without AN exception, and the de-
positions since taken, and was argued by counsel.
On consideration whereof ii is adjudged, ordered
and decreed, that George Baylor, jr. be, and he
is hereby appointed Commissioner for that pur-
pose. 10 lay of, and after having given four weeks
notice Of the time and place of sale in the Staun-
ton Spectator. proceed 20 sell at public auction
to the highest bldder,upon The premises, so much
! of the tract OF land belonging to the estate of
Asa Rosenbarger, dec'd d, as will be sufficient to
pay oil the SUN of eighty dollars and seventy six
cents, with interest thereon, from the 23d OF
! April, 1871, and the costs of this suit; having
doe regard TO the rights of the widow of the SAID
Asa Rosenbarger, deed. and taking care that
suiiicieDcy of the tract to answer her claim of
dover be left nnsold, on the following terms, res
curing TO be paid in hand SO much of the pur-
chase money as will be necessary to pay tho
costs of this suit and the expenses of the sale,
and the balance credit of six, twelve, and
eighteen months, taking bond and security and
retaining the title 10 said land secure the pur!
chase money: 1t is further ordered, that said
Commissioner report his proceedings to this
Courl in order TO a final decree
coPy-Teste. =
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ONE CENT REW.4RD.

~ AN AWAY from the subscriber the 10Th
~ OF August last, GEORGE BgosclUs, an APP
prentice to the Saddling business; he is about
l6 or IL years old and stout of his age. The
above reward bu, no charges will be paid for de-
livering him to me.
JOHN G. BARGER.
Mount View, Augusta CO. Sept. S, lS44-3t