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DWELLING HOUSE.

will, four rooms, and necessary out-houses.
The second tract is partly cleared, and partly
In native forest of the best timber. The most of
the tract is rich, and much of it is tobacco land of
the very bestquality.
The third and last tract contains LARGE pro-
portion of low grounds Of fine quality, and par,
OF 1t is excellent meadow land.
This land is, altogether, such as is rarely Of
iered for sale, combining many advantages not
enumerated, and is well worthy the attention of
purchasers. The two lower tracts lie contiguous
ly, and if purchased by one individual, would
make very fine estate Of five hundred and Sc.
venty acres.
The terms for the first two tracts mentioned
will be one-iourth cash, and the balance in three
equal payments on credit OF one, two and
three days
The terms for the last mentioned tract will be
one third cash, and the balance i'm two equal nav
ments, or credit oil ore and two years.
In all cases, bonds with sufficent secnrity will
be required for the credit payments; and the title
10 the property will be retained as additional Sc
cuIlty, until the whole of the purchase money be
paid. RYLAND ROBES, Comm'r.
August IA, 1Sl5.-tds
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NEW FIRM

Ft>HE undersigned have this day formed a CO.
partnership under the firm of Wood e. Dan.
ner, and have leased for a term of wears the
Warehouse occupied by the old firm, also the adj
Joining one lately occupied by Mr.. o. NJ. Brown,
they have connected the two and fitted them IN
IN manner which will enable them to do bust
ness with more satisfaction and greater facility,
ana are now prepared to do general GROCE.
RY, PRODUCE and COMMISSION BUSI-
NESS. They respectfully solicit a continuance
OF the tavors of the friends of the old concern.
also tender their services TO the public i'm oene-
raj, promising that any business which may be
committed 10 theiI care, shall receive prompt at
ten'lon, and every effort their part made TO
give satisfaction. They have an agent in Balt
more who pays the freights on all Goods sent to
the Depot consigned to their care, therefore any
Goods sent from New York, Boston, Philadei-
Phia, or any other port, marked care of Agent of
Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road Company, Balt-
more, and our care Winchester, Va, will come
directly through without any delay, and all char
ges can be paid here or at their place OF desina-
ton.
A general assortment of Groceries, Iron, Steel,
Nails, Castings, Forks, Shoveis, Paints. Plaster.
Salt, Coal, Lumber, Domestic Dry Goods, Boots,
Shoes and indeed almost every notion or article
which farmers and others may want, will be kent
on hand and sold at the lowest prices for CASH.
or in exchange for Flour, Wheat or other coun-
try produce. CHARLES l.. WOOD.
NJ. BANNER.
Winchester Depot August 81, IS15.--4t
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RICHMOND MARKEr.-Auousr %.

FLouR.--Thc receipts from the country are ncrcas
ing. Sales by retail, of superiinc arc dull at So
Family So 10 $50.
wHEAr.-Transient lots sell at 95 81 l.2 cts. ON q
credit OF months.
CorroN Unconstitutional and Manchester (Fac-
tory prccs Nos TO ~ IL cts; Nos. IL 20, Is
PRovisioNs-Smithiieid and city cured Bacon (hog
rounul IL Scents; Western sides, AISLE cents;
shoal1eFs l-2 a s cents
,sLAnn.--9 a 10 cents.
CArrtk:.Beef from S2,2sto $3.50; Sheep, from
BurrER.--Mountain, Wholesale for common from IL
I-2 to Ia cts. Fresh Butter, from 10 TO "a cents.
ish.-tfcrrings, No. 4, S4,62 l-2 in store; Shad,
$7,75a5.
CorrEE-Rio, 6 Sd a cts. ST. Domingo, Ga 6 Id ;
= Laguyra, l-2 as; Java, g a III l-2.
= TEAs.-Imperial aud Gunpowdcr, 90 cents $S1,25
per lb.-Black, 25 a 60 cts.
SUGARs.--Ncw Orleans Sugars a 81 cents Porto
Rico IL as l2 cts; st. Croix a9 Loaf Sugars IL
1912.
MoLAssrs-Cuba, % 80 cts Porto Rico, 81 SO
Cts, New Orleans in bbls, 81 80 cts.
CANpLEs-Tallow 8 a ID l-2; sperm 80 Il 81; HulPs
Patent IL l-2 I3 cents per ID.
OIL-W inter sperm So 100 cts; whale 4Uc; bleach
cd do. Do So; Linsccd ~ to rs cents
SoAP.-For brown Sd n s cents per h.; white and
variegatcd IL u ID.
SALT.-From the wharf ST ,65, from store 81 rs.
PLssTER.-$4 90, basin bank wharf $3.50 1925.
Iierces OF 500 lbs, ground s as.
lnoN.-Pg, $2S $50 English $50 80 /; Sweden
;, 1913 IL 90; Trcdegar 500; Up Country Bar 49,
.-f-2 ass
SrEEt.-American blistcrcd S llOpcr ton.
Cur NAILs.-4 81 cents. per Id.
a, SHoT.---5 Ia l-2 cents per Id.
FEATHERs.--29 a 30 cts. per ID for live geese.
HDEs.-- Green, 4 to cents per h.; Spanish IL t2
.aI5.
ClovERsEED.-Holdcrs ask Sc.
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TEMPERANCE.

The Mt. Sidney Temperance Society, at its regular
monthly meeting on the second Saturday in this month";
appointed the following members delegates to the
meeting of the County Union Association TO take place
+. q. Moorman, A. b. NIcCausland, Jno. Yates, VIM
Vanlear, Jno. Sheetz, Frankn Ii. Link, A. r. Colcy,
Noah Beard Juo Gregory, Jno. e. NlcCuc, l.. w. Ia
aierro, Robert s. Harnsbarger, Robert Portcrlcd Kin
ney, G. G. Bourland, Rev. q. W. Israel, Joseph H.
Bel. Franklin Brown, Thos. p Wilson, Rev. A. p.
Ludden, Peter H. Woodward, and Sanl. Harnsbarger,
Esq, all OF whom il is earnestly hoped will be prompt
IN their attendance. The society then appointed the
Rev VIM Brown, the Rev q. w. Israel, and A. B.
McCausiand as committee to procure preach
Temperance sermon at the next meeting of the society,
which will be the annual meeting and the time for the
election of officers for the year; it will take place
at the Mt Sidney Church the Friday before the Sc
cond Saturday in September, at II O'Clock, A. Nj.
A. Is. McCAUSLAND, Secretary.
August %, 1915.
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Virginia FemaAe institute,
STAUNTON. VIRGINIA,

~
TsNHIS Collegiate Female School is Under thS
IL government and management Of the FOLLOW:
ing Board of 'TIustees:-- .
Right Rev. WILLIAM MEADE, d. D. President:
Rev. Il. T. CAsrLEMAN, JonN Fl. PEYToN, ALEX:
II. II. STUART, WILLIAM KINNEY, ThoMAs j.
McHiE, DR.. F. Il. STRIBLINe, RoBr. S. Brooke,
NICHOLAS G.. KINNEY. Treasurer, john b:
BREcKNRipGE. Secretary, GEORGE EsKRlDeE:
PRrNcIPAt, Rev. JAMES McELROY, A. NJ
Mr. NlUELRoY is assisted by most select and
accomplished instructors. The young Ladies'
will continue to board in private families until
the spacious and elegant building designed fot
the Institute will have been completed. The
session commences on the first Monday In Sep
TENDER. To meet the wishes of parents and guar
dams below tide-water, the vacations will hereaf:
Ter take place in April and October. The most
respectable families Of the town are prepared To
receive as boarders the members Of the Institute:
The course Of 5tadiss is most extensive, minute,
and thorough
Terms Board, fuel, candle.light, Washing!
! $i0o for ten months. English Department. $50
Latin and Greek, $50. French, $50. Drawing
| and Painting, $50. Music, with use OF Instru;
mehi, $40. Payment every half session III adj
vance.
! BY order OF the Board Of Trustees:
GEORGE ESKRIDGE, Secretary.
July 81, 1S15.-5w.
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Valuable AanA Eor Sale.

n obedience to decree of the Circuit sumo
4 rior Court of Law and Chancery for Nelson
County, pronounced on he End day Of May 1915,
in suit between Iverson l.. Twyman and Ben
jamin f. Rodes, eX'ors. of William Henry Rodes,
decd. plaintiffs, and James Ii. Rodes, and Others
defendants, |, the undersigned, as commissioner
appointed by said decree, will on w Wednesday the
lOih day OF next month, September, proceed to
sell on the premises, to the highest bidder, the
Tract of Land therein mentioned, as belonging
10 the estate Of said William II. Rodes, dec d :,
lying in the said county of Nelson. in the neigh
borhood of Greenfield, and containing by estima-
ton about 100 ACRES, of excellent quality /;
a large portion of which is cleared. and in good
order for farming, being mostly prime low grounds.
Said land is well timbered and well watered, and
situated in healthy neighborhood, with the adj
vantage of good mountain range; which, with
its other advantages, render it desirable resi-
dence for small family
The terms Of sale will be a credit Of one, two.
and three years, (each payment to be one-third
OF the purchase money! for which the purchaser
Will be required to execute bonds with good and
sufficient security; and the title of the lard will
be retained (rntll the same shall have been paid
as ultimate security.
JOHN b. SPIECE, Comm'r.
Aug 7, 1915.
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~ @ ~ I g q @

FANHE Subscriber in retiring from the Depot
concern, respectfully begs leave to extend to
his friends and the public in general, his mos,
hearty and sincere thanks, for the very liberal
patronage which has been bestowed upon it for
the past three years. His only reason for with
drawing from 1t is, that he is advanced in years.
has great deal of other business on hand, and
wishes to see his Son established in business.
Having every confidence in the parties compos-
ing the new firm, and in their ability to manage
the business properly, he trusts that he is not
asking too much of his friends and the public in
general, for continuance of their business with
the new concern. ISAAC WOOD.
Winchester Depot, AUGUST 81 1917
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@ BIZ TU A RY.

DIED, on Saturday evening last, very suddenly Mr.
JOHN TETER, SEN, of this county aged about IS years
he deceased had been at the house of one of his
sons IN the evening, having been work in the
borhood during the day and it supposed was taken
with a mt on apopcxy his way home. His body
was not found until next day about o'clock. We
understand that Jury OF Inquest held upon the bo
cy' whose verdict was in accordance with the above
MT. g. was worthy aud respectable man.
DIED, on Saturday the 23d day of August at the re-
sidence OF his father, Mr. Peter Hanger, Waynes-
aged "a years, one month and one day.
ACROSTIC.
Go, dying mortal learn myself to scan;
Earth, Know, is not the resting place of man;
Or why in youth does death oft appear;
Rudely to snatch our dearest comforts here9
Gay youth, that looks for brightest days to come,
Fen as decrepid age, sinks to the silent tomb.
Can this vain scene our every thought engage?
Heaven made it but transitory stage;
door OF entrance to submcr Joy
New scenes of pleasure bliss without ALLOW
Go, mourncr, then, and wipe the falling tear;
Zen IN thy grief word of comfort hear;
keiIgion bids thee hope; yield not TO fear.
By FRIEND.
DIED. On Friday night last, in this place JANE in.
SAINT daughter of MIR. James Orchard.
DIED, on Sabbath evening last, ANNA d. infant
uanShter OF Mr. Daniel Pickcrcn, of this place
DIED, in Hardy county, on the Sth of August JouN
BERRY soldier of the Revolution aged JOl years He
was native of New Jersey, and fought at Trenton
Monmouth, Brandywinc, Germantown and Little York
DIED, at the residence of her father John NJ War
WICK, Esq, in Lynchburg, Friday the Sth inst Mrs
oA9AH ANN, consort OF VIM Daniel, Jr., Esq.
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VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND
FOR SALE UNDER A DEED OF TRUST.

4 n pursuance of Deed of Trust executed to
- the undersigned by William A. Turk, bearing
date the LIST day of October, 1910, and of record
in the Clerks Office of the County Court of Au-
gusta, Tor the purpose OF securing certain sums
OF money therein mentioned, due to Samuel
Clarke, Commissioner, under decree of the
Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chancery for
Augusta County, in the case of John Miller,
guardian of the orphan children of Robert Miller,
decd, against the heirs of the said Robert Miller,
decd: and others, will sell for cash. 10 the high
est bidder, before the Post Office door in Slaun-
ton, on Monday the 18th day OF August next, a
certain tract or parcel of Land, containing $50
ACRES, (more or less,) known as the Red
House Tract, situated in said county, and adj
joining the lands lately belonging 10 Henry
keneagy, and known as Miler's Iron-works
Tract; or SO much of said tract as will be sulIi-
cient TO raise the balance of the purchase money
secured by the deed Of trust aforesaid, and the
costs of sale. But this land will be sold subject
to reservation in favor of Henry keneagy or
those holding under him, in relation to taking ore
from the ore banks, as specified in the contract
between him and the heirs of Samuel Miller,
decd, filed in the papers of the cause above men,
TONED. NlCHO. G. KINNEY, Trustee.
July IL, 1915.
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AILIDlsGll. a RIhlS I1AN1Do

I@V@E-
WILL be sold to the highest bidder on We'd
nesday, the 18th of September, if fair, if not
the next fair day, on the premises, that valuable
TRACT OF LAND, lying within one mile of
the junction of the Scottsvie and Charlottes Vile
inrnplkes, formerly owned by Charles Smith,
decd, containing about
GAO A02laSo
about ! of which is cleared and the remaining 3
OF which is good Tobacco Land, and well timber.
ed. Persons living at distance who wish 10
settle In desirable neighborhood in the county
oil AIbemarle will do we'll TO attend this sale, as
the land will certainly be sold without reserve
A description OF the Improvements is deemed un-
necessary as it is presumed that no one will pur-
chase without first viewing the premises. Terms
of sale liberal.
WILLIAM A. MAUPIN.
August 81, IS45.-3w
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8RANDRnrH,s pYxIs.

THE BRANDRETH PILLS ARE ENTIREI. Y
Vegetaoie' aud made ON those principles which long OK
Perehce has proved correct. 1t is speculation,
when tney are reserted to in sickness, for they are
to DC the best clcanscrs of the stomach and bow
great blessing. Let every family keeathese pills in
the house 1t faithfully used, when there is occasion
,or medcinc, IT will be very seldom that doctor will
DC required In all eases OF cold, cough or rhtum
the afflicted owe tito their bodies use these Pills.
CONSTANT ENERCISE.-Whenc constant xcrcise
cannot be used from any cease the occasional use of
opening medicine, such AS BRANpRErn's UNivEnsAL
'EcErABLE PiLLs, is absolutely required. Thus the
conduts OF the BLOOD, the fountain Of life are kept free
from those impurities which would prevent its steady
current ministcring health. Thus morbid humors arr,
prevented from becoming mixed with it, Ii is nature
which is thrs assisted through the means and outlets
which she has provided for herself Daily use of these
Pills will never be injurious, because the longer they
are used the less is required produce an
They are the only mcdciuc known which possess this
quality. Reference can be given TO some of our most
citizens whom they have cared Of consti
utional costiycncss.
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TEMPERANCE.

At meeting of the ChurchYillc Temperance Society,
held at Churcvillc, Wednesday the Goth of August
1886, the following resolutions were adopted
Resolved, That tho Chair appoint twenty delegates
to represent this society at the County Temperance
Convention TO be held AT Mount Tabor the first Fri
Eiay in September next. The Chair proceeded forth
with oappont the foil owing named gentlemen :: III. ID.
Jr., VIM. j. Weldon, George Roudcrbush, John S.
Cochran, Capt f. Sterrett, Robt Knowls, Col. VIM.
H. Bel, Ephraim Gceding, VIM Crosby, George Fall
George w. Taylor, III. Rpcto, Jno. Crawford, Capt.
Robert II. Holland, John Bear, Rev Jacob Bear Paul
.Sieg, sr Henry Gcedng.
Resolved That the Secretary request the Augusta
Democrat and staunton Spectator to publish the pro-
ccedings OF this meeting.
WIN. J. WELDON, Secretary.
August IS, 1916.
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PUBLIC SALE.

\ N pursuance of decree of the Circuit Supe-
- nor Court of Law and Cbancery for Pocahon-
tas County, made in cause therein depending,
wherein William Seybert is plaintiff and William
Casebot defendant, shall, on the 3Oth day of
September next, at the Court House of said
county OF Pocahontas, proceed to sell to the
highest bidder. Oh credit of six, twelve, and
eighteen months, two Tracts OF Land, containing
in the aggregate
1875 AORlSSo
lying on both sides of Greenbrier river, ADJOINING
Jarnee Miller and others. Bonds with good Sc.
curity will be required for the payment of the
purchase money.
PATRICK BRUFTEY, Comm.
August 81, 1915.
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N O u 7 q . .

'THHE co-partnership heretofore existing be-
= tween the undersigned, under the firm of
Wood a. Danner, was on the LIST inst. dissolved
by mutual consent. Either of the late partners,
or the new firm of Wood e. Danner are fully au-
thorlzed to use the names of the firm in settle
ment of business.
ISAAC WOOD,
MICH. BANNER.
Winchester Depot, August 81, 1915.
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Boarding for x Dung Ladies.

HeARENTS who may wish to place theft
u daughters a; School are hereby informed tina!
the subscriber is prepared to ACCOMMODATE a few
young Ladies in her family, as boarders. Those
who desire TO engage will please make early ap1
plicatiou. MARIA 7. COALTER:
Stanton, July "a. 1915.
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ID s. H Il A " o

fENAkEN UP as an estray by the SUBSCRIBER,
on the Buil-pasture near Boe,H Hin, in PEN
dieton county, on the 9Th day Of July, 1915, a
dark bay or brown MARE, with black legs, name
and tail, supposed to be four years old. about
fourteen and half hands high, and appraised
to twenty dollars.
JAMES ARMSTRONG.
August %, Isi5.-3t.
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JOHN ID. AMBODE%
attorney esg Lac,
STAENTON Va

WILL practise regularly in The Superior and
w County Courts Of Albemarle and Augusta,
and the Superior Courts OF Rockingham. He
will give prompt and diligent attention to all
business confded TO his care and management.
His office is the FIRST on the new brick range in
FRONT of the Court House in Stanton where
be may be found at all times, when not in attend
ance on any OF the above Courts.
April IL, 1913.
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i A N D FOB S A l.
IN NELSON COUNTY.

IN accordance with decree OF the Circuit Su
L perior Court Of Law and Chancery for Mel
son county, pronounced on the 9th day Of May
1915, in the case CT Montgomery rs Montgomery
and Others, the Undersigned will, on Friday the
9Th day of September next, if fair, and if not on
the next fair day thereafter, proceed TO sell, on
the premises, TO the highest bidder, Tract Of
Land, containing
see ACR ES,
being the lower end of the Mansion House Trac,
of Land, Of which Joseph Montgomery deceased,
late Of the said county of Nelson, died possessed.
Also, at the same time, in the same manner,
on tho premises, he will sell another Tract of
Land, containing
245 Ia ACRES,
being the part cut off from the upper end of the
same tract, by the allotment of dover to the wi
dow of the said Joseph Montgomery, deceased. !
Also, at the same time, in the same manner,
on the premises, he will offer for sale another
tract, containing
191 Ia ACRES,
being the strip of land lying between the dover
tract and the lower tract above described.
The largest tract here me ntioned contains about |
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S q II o O Il .
"a. Ed. r Eg o. TEE

W. ILL commence the next session of his School
on Monday the ist of September next. Terms
as heretofore.
n. B.-A. ID. II. still continues 10 attend to
Surveying when disengaged from his school du-
lies.
Staunton August ii, 1915.
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n Certificate efa Package of 26 Whots, $500 O
10. do. &c HaiueS 1870 On
no. do. 26 Quarters 65 On
10. do. 90 Eighths 80 So
Orders for Tickets and Shares and Certificate
OF Packages in the above MAGNIFICENT ScHEMo
will receive prompt attention, and an Accouns
OF the Drawing will be sent Immediately after iE
is over TO all who order from us. Address t
j. G. GREGORY g. Co. Managers, t
August Ia, ISi5.-3t* Richmond, Va.
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BEWARE OF couNTERFE1rs

The genuine BrandreM Pills can be obtained at
the JoLowing places.
William Kyle, Staunton; w. w. King, Wayncsbo.
roug; kcmper y Holt, Churchvilc; p. A. Heiskell,
Lebanon, Whit. Sulphur Springs; J.R. Syrclc Parnas-
ney; Jas. nj. Stout, New Hope; ID. s. w. Whitmorc,
NJ. Meridian; B. f. Graham, Grcenville; Jas. S.
Guy, Decriicld; M'Guiln s. Co. Midway; Col. w. H.
Allen, Green Valley, Bath co., John Dickinson Mill
borough Springs; Crawford & Co., Warm Springs.
Aug %, 1915
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ONE HUNDRED ACRES

oil bottom land OF superior quality, the most Of
which might be made first rate meadow land, by
the judicious management of the several bold
mountain streams that run through it, and which
are always well ireighted with the richest virgin
soil after every rain of consequences. The high
land in this tract is partly cleared and is very pro-
duc'ivo, and much of the woodland is we'll tim
bered and is superior tobacco land. There are
also on this tract comfortable
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NJ a II IS i IN ID q

In iarrisonburg, on Thursday evening the 2lst, by
the Rev. Henry Brown, Maj l.. w. GAMBILL to Miss
CATHARINE Ltpop-all Of that place.
On the lzth inst. by the Rev j. Kllian Mr.. DANIEL
HsERMAN, of Rockingham, to Miss ELIZABETH BAR
GER, of Augusta.
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Is d Y q 4 II I O 81 9
VIM. DEEOY.

" ESPECTFULLY informs the inhabitants
a of Slaunton and its vicinity, that he intends
to commence teaching an Elementary School on
Monday the LIST September. in the Catholic
Chapel, wherein children will be instructed in
the rudiments of an English Education.-Desr-
Gus of patronage, he therefore presents his design
TO the public
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Drugs, Dyc-StuGs, Sc.

'HSHE subscriber has just received from New
u York an additional supply of DRUGS,
DYE-STUFFS, &c, which he will sell at his
usual low rates, either to wholesale or retail
dealers. JOHN B. HART
Scottsville, June 10, 1915.
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S1El2ANlSIDo

ENROM the subscribers about the last of Nav,
X BAY FlLLY, three years old, stout made,
dark name and tail, not broke to work or ride
Any information addressed to me at Deerfield,
Augusta county, will be thankfully received and
literally rewarded. JACOB BECK.
August 7, 1S15.-tf.
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e. Having other business that demands nv
attention, have appointed my father-in-law, Mr..
George Nicholson, my agent for making and
vending the above Traps, in conjunction with
Mr. Harry. JOHN STAFFORD.