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To pTc-efRlpG0gs and settlers ugs- 0n tlhc located portion O1' tEae a8O0,O0O acres granted 60 Ar-
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A LL persons claiming pre-emptlons, or who "A owning Improvements have made applica- tion to purchase land, under the act of the General Assembly of this State, approved 3lst December, 1912, will be required 10 complete said purchase, where 1t has not been done, according to the pregs- ions of said act. Notes for the land at the rate oi two dollars per acre must be executed, to date from the time of the confirmation to the State of the tracts applied for, and will be in the following forIa viz:
 $ For ralae received, promise 10 pay 10 He Sfaie of 4rhaHs@s - doitarS, ia len egaal aaaaal iasia1- aeaS, payabIe ja one, t1eo tlee four fge Sir seg- e8, egH, nine aud len Beafs ofier te date hereof bearing interest at lie rate of sic per cent. per ql- nun oa cacb iastaimem from the date hereQG uati paid. ,lS 1oitaeSs aly haad and seal his - da4 ot
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 Should the contract moi be complied with 6ef5fe the lst day of Jan. l8+G, the application will be void, and the land offered to the highest bidder at the general land sale oil that day.
 Those who have compiled with the terms of pur- chase, will receive certificate upon application at this oice unless the location has been rejected by the Sec'y of the Treasury; in which case the pa pers will be delivered when called for, to the ap- plicant.
 To persons who desire to avail themselves of the subsequent act of the General Assembly, approved 20th Dec. lstl the same notice is given; and a like forfeiture of pre-emption will take place, un- less the puTciase De competed acCOfulug 10 law 6ef0re the lst day Of Jan. 1916. The form of obi- gation to be executed under the provisions of the latter act, will be as follows, viz: IS
 For rdiue receiced fpr0mise b pay 10 He State q l Arkansas, for tte Qse of Lteraoi hmprocemeat - doitars, il tce eqaai aauai iasameats, pagable 5a one, ico fhree four aad fee years qiet lte 3qteher oG bearing interest at He raie Qf sir per cei per daaum oa each astaimeat from he date hereQf aatl l Daid ifs lgifarSS mn haHd a1d seal HiS - 31B ot --- T. D. 1S4
 It is believed that there will be from 25,090 to 30,000 acres of this grant yet 10 locate. When the Agent can ascertain the precise amount, notice o sixty days at least. will be published prior to the re-opening of the books for that purpose.
 L. J. REABDON, Land .Agt
 for tte Siaie cf s4gb's.
 State Land 0Gce sta Aug, 1915. ] Q BBLS. Molasses; do Sugar House do; l O. do prime Lard; received per S. b. EYeline and for sale by
 1 Aur P. 1915 VIM. E. WALT.
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N eW Goods! ET N Rg,RREpE5NM


 XE OuLD respectfully beg leave 10 call the at w tntion of the citizens of Little Rock and it's vicinity, 10 his large and entire NEW STOCK of Dry Goods and Groceries. He is disposed to offer them on the most accomma- dating terms. All persons visiting the city and wishing o purchase goods, either wholesale or re- tail would find if to their interest 10 call and ex- anime his stock before purchasing elsewhere as he $ disposed 10 offer bis goods al such prices as will induce persons to purchase, il they Want his goods He will receive all kinds of country produce and pay, a8 persons may require goods money. In ad- ditlon to his large stock on hand he is now opening
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pay aB persons may require goods or money. ad- dition to his large stock on hand, he is now opening thc following goods.
 l bale 5-4 brown domcstics, 2 l.A shirtines A ]" Sancook shirtings, 2 7-s :" Lowell's " bleaehed domestic, 2 Al Indian bend shrtings, ? 4-4 Mill river, l 4-I Same old Coon," shirting., s l" a-< shrtings, 7-S twibld ldrillings, ? pieces rail road dimily, !" Russia sheetings. 8 apron checks, linen, Irish linen, 2 brown linen, 20 cetonades, great variety, 2 |" American nanxn, 20 !" superior bed ticking, s. :. Hamilton twiiled, 6 :" salad blue. {" white twilled linen, |" brown i" e 10 i" furniture prints, l" brown holland, I2 '' cambric, assorted colors, " French ginghams. 800 !" fancy prints, 10 's painted lawns, 20 [" curtain prints, {" bishop lawns l" null muslin,
 " book muslin,
 Swiss, i" 10 plain iaconet 10 barred and stripped jaconet9 , white and black bobinet, black theWle, " figured bobinet, " black figured thewle, Ladies and gents fancy gloves, Ladies' fancy dress hdkis, 2 dog gents black silk cagyats, pieces black Italian silk. lbs sewing silk, 10 $ patent thread, 50 dog spool cotton, 20 lbs hank sewing thread, 40 doz pins,
 doz Heming's needles, Parasols and umbrellas, Hoses, cotton and silk, great variety. 50 pieces masqaito bars, i20 doz tuck, side and reading coia5s, 90 :" palm leaf hats, 29 lbs Turkey red ALSO-A geneial assortment of school books, kept constantly on hand, Lille Rocit, Jaae q, i5l5. 42-tf
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raaE1E1S & SKINS

WE'LL be taken to tan on shares after the lst w of Sept. next, by tine Rockville tanning es- tablishment, (seyen lnil.s south of this city, in Fourche township In order to accommodate the farmers we have made arrangements with MT. Charles Theiss, merchant on main street, to take in hides and enter them on the share-book. When tanned the leather will also be deposited at the above named store.
 Salt the hides and dry them in the 'shade.''
 GEO. BR0DIE.
 co. TALLER.
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PROPOSALS for carry ing the mails of the Uni E ted States from the Isl November, 1915, to 3oth June, ls46, in Arkansas, will be received at the contract office of the Post Office Department, in the city of Washington, until m of the 22d day of September, 1915, tto be decided by the lst of October) on the routes andinthe manner and time herein specified to Wit:
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June 24, 1915.

Received per SIe8m- 5aat Lille Ben Franklin. En SACKS CORN; 9 barrels flour. e14T II. N. ALDRIGH. lime 24 1915. 42af
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RENTING of every description neatly executed
 at office of the Arkansds Banner
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ARY HOPES OF THE ENEMY. THE ISSUE MET AT ONCE.
 I've no coAcealments to practise i'll to tAe position of the republican There are some seeds of discontent aen, 4 portion of one division of a little jealous of a portion of an l1e whigs stand by, to fan the flame 9 hoping to assist in blowing it up 'oaRlgralion," which may consume pselE They expect to profit by soas; to seize the spells of victory confusion; to defeat our scattered andto rise once more into pow ae ruins of our party, These call are exhibited in the following ex- ! the last IN '. Courier and En- Ne meet their issue at once. We aaact before our readers, that they ple speculations and hopes of the .aI we may take the bull at once ms; that we may deny the cor their calculations, and defy their S'taoIis' We publish the following as It stands, suppressing only the aS paper to which the IN. York ,a Enquirern refers; because 1t is lue Consequence what the paper aase the paper is of very little nee of itself:
 +aper, however, whether the 'ue or otherwise in it's account of
 Il Is quite clear that very bit at work in the locofoco ranks, a, g different branches of the party |er T, with ranehour little less than or The | professes to be VI the rabid or radical portion of asy' aud, for aught we know, it So7'.at ali events, it deserves to acton was ever more appEopri- D;f slle1 and it is quite clear, from n" estallon, that the Polk portion la,n s 10 be opposed pugnis q cdl- oa is Ut this moment more mal-
 n the bosom of the young
 sa' s@au'r5esald, towards the president,
 " ills ollicial editor, than would
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c BBLS. lIolasses; } do Sugar House do; C2 do prime Lard; received per g. b. EReline and for sale by
 Aug. l2, 1915 WM. E. WAlI.
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DESIGNATION

D. B. GREER, Secretary of Siats.
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olGoeo9ayn Gdccoaen,,,

IHSHE fourth annual session Of this instit,tl
= ton viii commence on the third Monday
IN November, l644. The yearwill be divided
INTO four quarters sof twelve weeks each
Scholars may enter the school at any period
in the term, and will be charged from such
time for at least one quarter. But no deduc-
ton will be made after entefance for. absence
for that quarter, except in case of sickness.
EXPENSES Or TUITION.
For Orthcgfaphy, Reading Writing. Arithme-
TIC and History, : X - ..i-ts -s7l-s1-sis SI2
For English Grammar, Geography with
the use of Globes and the projection of
Maps, Natural Philosophy, &c. 1G
For Mensuralion, Trgonometry, Algebra,
The theory and practice Of Surveying.
Astronomy, SC. ~ 2-At- h'-'a'lS9 90
These expenses are for the vean]
This school is furnished with good maps,
splendid globes, excellent mathematical instru-
ments, black board, philosophical apparatus,
Sc.,--BoaEding in, genteel families in the
neighborhood convenient to the school, can be
had on very reasonable terms. Es4'Asies "
JOHN c. EWING. PniS olPAI.. 81
Mt. jackson. Shenandoah co. Var ae5a
a54 November T. 1874 Off
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y. SECOND ARRIVALu W.
-sesn'sad e aaa soFa sidhTsis +.
/ FALL & WINTER GOODS.

TNHE subscribers are receiving a second
IL supply ofFall & Winter Goods, to which
they invite the attention Of their friends and
customers, and assure them that great bargains
will be given, as we are determined to sell at
reduced prices for cash or,to punctual cus,o
mers on, the usual time. :, The following IS a
part of their new supply. viz sgss % tpa
casslnetts, Aannels, plaid shawls, nankeen,
Irish linen, linen cambria htiktsat IS cents,
bleached cottons, earlston ging,ans,. coat and
vest bindings: laces s edgings, silk, cotton
and worsted mitts at 81 cts; prusslan shawls.
ladies' worsted caps; fg'd nets for caps;-
dmoty rufus; ribbons,n net. caps at 8 cts; tapes,
spool boss, patent thread etc = Also, boots.
shoes, hats g caps-best RIO coffee, brown g
loaf sugar; tea, pepper, a!lspice, cheese, &c.
With many other articles. 4. y, ,t.9,,.a
O. 80 a7'a' sIBEkr & DINGEs.
January 9, IS45
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8raft = g..
IMPROVE YOUR FRUIT j!

TT WOULD respectfully announce to my
Friends in the town & vicinity that will be
prepared to graft APPLE. PEAR, and other
fruit trees, about the first Of March mex -
The gratis will be taken from Young trees
raised by myself, the superior qualities OF
which have been tested Those who wish to
improve their frdit, will please consult me
as soon as practicable. u NJ charge, in every
instance, will be Three Gents per graft, paya-
Bile when they shall give proof OF perma
nent growth. No charge will be made for
those that do not grow His residence is one
door north Of Maj John Haas. so % all7}
~ ps MICHAEL sSAURBAUGHf 2
Woodstock. January g. '45.-t1Mtl
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PUBLIC SALE.

~ pursuance Of a decree of the County Court
= Of Shenandoah, pronounced at its October
term, lS44, in the caseof Christian Gochenour,
administrator of Christian Gochenour deceased.
plaintiff against John Wilkin and wife, defen-
dants in ciancery,I Shall sell to the highest bid
der, on Saturday the 4h dag Of December nert,
before the courthouse door,. in the town of
Woodstock, somuchof said John Wilkins Land
as, will satisfy the debt, interest and cost, men
toned in said decree, On the following condi-
tions third in hand, one-third in six months.
and one-third in twelve months; the pur4
chaser giving bond with good security for the
deferred payments. $50, .aa
j. n. HILL, d. S.
-" ~. For A. Rinker, S. $. c.
Nov. II, 1914. -rey 100 .lst
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Runaway Negro.
Gas REWARD. fl

Runaway from ff1 subscriber, on the 9Th
III. ! bright mulatto boy, named ANDREW,
between IL and II wears Of age. His hair is
verv light and curly; about S feet high. had
On when lie left a sack coat Of blue Jeans and
Of the same; had on newt black
fur hat. broad brim and low crown; other
clothes not recoIlscted The above reward
viii be given if taken in the state. and secur-
ed 50 that get him. or $50 if taken oat Of
the State, and secured
cHURUHM HERsHMAN.
"a II Ex'r. with the will annexed
of Nancy Painter. decd
Page County, Jan, 9, 184s--3t pdtf, g
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Valuable Property for Sale.

vEHHE subscriber has on hand, nearly fin
IA ished, large Six Horse Broad Tired
Wagon, l Three Horse do, New Carryall,
finished complelely;i OF 2 of the Strickler
Wheat Fans, all Of which will be sold low for
cash or on time to good responsible persons, or
exchanged for produce. For further particulars
cali on the subscriber at his store in Woodstock.
where he has large stock of Goods of all
kinds, new styles, selected with great care in
the Northern Markets, all Of which will be
sold low for cash or on time TO punctual Gus
toners, or exchanged for produce !llqq
-.wat.s4 JOHN C.. KEPINuI
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dent elect to effect at once what he ma V
be instructed to accomplish in ONE
form or other; submitting the alterna-
tives to his discretion, and the com
frmation Of the next Congress. We
think the simpler mode will be found
the best Globe.
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Professional Notice.

Joseph IT.. samuels s. Benjamin NJ. samueis
HEAVE associated themselves in the prac-
q q tee Of L A w, in the Superior and
County Courts of Shenandoah County. The
services Of both will be. afforded for one fee.
BENZ. NJ. SAMuELs resides in Woodstock,
and may be found at the Tavern IF Mr. Sam
uel Rinker. JOS. H.. SAMUELS,
BENZ, N. SAMUELS.
fQAS - - = -
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November 28, 1874.
VIRGINIA, TO WIT:

/ VIRGINIA, TO WIT: 'f5tAtsii t9iN s3s
At court held for the county of Page, on
Mondayithe Esd day of December, 1S4z-
/ Ann Maria w GOD, Mary Selby Wood and
Sarah NJ. Wood, infants under the age OF
= twenty one wears. suing by Addison A
giiJones, .theirnext friend, ;lainrlfs,s AG INST
II BenjsminAL Wood in. bis own right and as
Executor of BENJAMIN Wood, deceased,
Addison A. Jones, administrator Of W harton
Jones, deceased, William F. Wood in his
r foWn right and as administrators Of David
/ Wood, deceased, Nancy Jones. Wesley Bear
and Sarah Ann his wife, Edward Whitfield
9 Wood, Mary Aishsla Wood. Augustin Green
@ and Emily E his wife, DAVID, Thompson
Wood, and Harrison Wood, administrator
of benjamin r. Wood, decd, defendants
IN cHANcERY. asssst
HNHE defendants, Augustin Green and Emil
IL ly E. his wife, and David Thompson
Nood, not having entered their appearance
and given security according to the act Of as
sembiy and the rules of this court; and it ap
peafing by satisfactory evidence that they are
not inhabitants OF this State: On motion Of the
plaintiffs by their counsel, II is ordered, That
they do appear here on the fourth Monday in
March next, and enter their appearance and
answer the plaintiffs bill, and give security
for performing the decree OF the court; and
that a, copy OF this order be forthwith inserted
in some newspaper published in Woodstock,
for two months suscessively, and posted at the
front door of the court house of the said coun-
~ Of Page.
A copy--Teste, @
wM. c. ;.AUcK. ..
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Married,

On Tuesday last, by the Rev. David
Trout, M. William, E. Donaldson, to
MISS Susan Mary Hickma,a, all of this
place. i2ea AtEa at9s GG 7G madB a9g
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~ Yeung Ladies Boarding Scheol.
Angerona Seminary.

YEyHIS School, located in 1.-THE vicinity OF
L Winchester, and devoted to the instsuc.
ton of Young Ladies i'll the higher branches
of education, designed more particularly as a
Boarsimg School, was resumed, under
the care of the subscriber, on. the. second
Monday in September last. The general ar
irsngenlents of the school are the same as
when formerly under the care of the under
signed, and embraces thorough course of
instruction in all the branches of English, elias
steal and ornamental education.
g TKnMs. per session of and half months.
PAYABLE one half in advance, se9 83lsa
For junior pupils, including board, wash
ing and tuition, 500
For senior pupils, including sta do, IS
Languages included, 70
French Sc Drawing & Painting $40; Piano 81 6
S. Circulars, giving full particulars, furnished
on application TO the undersigned, either per-
sonaily or by letter. 49,
ali L. EICHELBERGER.
October 81, 1844-6m[Pd]
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lust RECEi"ED, at No Chespside--
y A lot of Mourning Prints
A lot plight do
Black Grape 81
Black and White Nett 9sst 81
Brown and Bieached twilled Cotton
Also, lot Of milk Crocks-all which will b
sold low BY M SIBERT & D1NGES.
August !,
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sEoSfVo11eU1eUf+

EpY the consent of the parties interested, the
k1sale of the above property has been post
poned to the 18Th day Of January, 1915, when
twill take place at the place above named.
Dec. 10. - s,, JNO. n. HILL, d. S.
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634AORES,

about 400 of which is cleared. The whole
enclosed with good fencing, and under pre-
cess of improve 'nent;'a portion oft very rich
and alln good tilth and condition, with some
sixty 5oriseyenty acres Of excellent meadow
The Stables, Corn Cribs, &C. are good. The
dwelling is a neat and commoelious e=.uA
FRAME BUILDING, So ffffT TsTH
pleasantly situated near the River. i:issNa
The out houses are good,and con- E=setz1ss
veniently arranged. A farther description is
deemed Unnecessary, as persons wishing TO
purchase will call and examine for themselves.
80 'eatff<-7ss3 CHARLES A.sSTUART.
Janif4rv 9. 1854 ss9fg22e8t ,-tfessoli
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/. gRc e@a.t 6@alR.

A IL persons who know themselves indeb
In ted to me. are earnestly requested ito
pay up by first of March next. If no atten-
ton is paid to this, the last call. they need not
be surprised if they find their notes in the
hands of a Sheriff OR Constable for collection.
SAM'L M. OFT.
January Is, l845-4tpd
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bring about political results for ambi-

bring about political results for ambi-
tious aspirants.
It is Just SO Of the tariff and Texas,
and every other topic Of excitement,
when directed 10 shake the permanent
cy of the Union. All the advantages
are to be obtained, and all the mischief
avoided, arising from any public poll
cy, better with the Union than without
it. Our happy institutions have been
found sufficient to cure all the diseases
inherit in all the old forms Of govern
ment, and it may be safely relied on to
the remedy the slighter maladies which
may, from time toetime, infect its own
more healthy system. Letno one, then
be permittedto talk Of tlisunion With
becomioga mark ed mana man who
would be Santa Anna, an Iturbide, or
anything to feed the foul stomach of
remorseless ambition. ,ssssss. 60. =.
@as* - % -eSe n.ei 4aiev glo
.Merico.--Late advlces from Mexi-
co state that Santa Anna has been for
mally banished from that country, by a
rdecreee of Government. He still re-
manned inactive ab Queretaro, with "a
boutthree thousand troops. The peo-
pie Of Mexico (city) had been amusing
themselves by destroying his. statues,
pictures and throphies, andlhis ampu-.
tated leg, which had been embaltned
and buried with military honors, was
disinterned, brokento pieces, and kick
ed about the town with every mark of
indignity and contempt Sat. Post. = :
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A MEXICAN HAIR DYE This Dye is
"A warranted, if strictly applied according
to the printed directions to change the hair
from any other color to beautiful Auburn,o
a perfectly jet black, withou, staining or irri-
tating the skin like other hair dyes
1t is prepared only by DR.. Jayne, No. 90
South Third street Philadelphia. Price SO
cents per bottle. Sold By d.. = G. Sehmin
Woodstock. MAY %. 1874
& ATT! SALT! The subscribers have
- Tlst received 50 Sacks Ground Alum, and
Fine salt. which they will sen ut Sc IS for
G. Alum, and IS 25 for fine per sack, Cash.
e s3ss3 SIBERTs & DlNGES.
! Oct. II, 1884, .ba9il Y9l V
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9eu1optC

DEMoyHD to the heusenopposte Camp
IA bellPs Hotel, one door above the old
stand OLIVER NJ. BROWN. q
Winchester. January l6, .845--3t
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Virginia.. TO WIT: l8l 91J
At rules held in the Clerks Office of the
County Court of Shenandoah, in Deem
Der. 1874; Samuel Foltz and Rebecca his
wife, plaintiffs, AGAINST Isaac r. Hite.
John Hite, and Others, defendants-IN cH'Y.
TENHE defendant, John Hite,not having en-
Il tered his appearance and given security
according to the act of assembly and the rules
of this court; and happening by satisfactory
evidence that he is not an inhabitant of this
country; 1t ordered, That they appear here
at rules to be held therein on the first Monday
in March next, and answer the bill of plain
tiffs; and that copy of this order be forthwith
inserted In some newspaper published in
Woodstock, for two months SUCCESSFULLY. and
posted at the front door Of the court house in
the said town of Woodstock y ..2''9i5i
-'sli af4t A copy-Teste, 9su3J Aii y
100 has glYiniP. WILLIAMS c. &c.
MOORE EW3GOODS, AND PRICES
WI RECDUEDtigTh subscribers have
just received from Baltimore, saea+ .ls.aa
1900 Yards New-Style Calieos
1000 g Heavy Brown Cottons
Candle Wick Osnaburg Cotton
\. Silk Pocket Handkerchieis s ,r4FE
Mitts, Black Alpaca t.,.
~ Figured Netts
asll Hats, sCaps, Boots, Be- &c. . fipl' ~
Also, 6 Doz Prime Bed Cords l
all of which We will sell very cheap for cash,
or to punctual customers on. the usual time
SIBERT s DINGES.
Dec. 10. 1874 os .l'tts3 ~ q g s.
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THE NEW YORK -
WEEKLY NEWS. as's
FOR ONLY ONE DOLLAR A YEAR,

A New Democratic Newspaper go
Miscellaneous Intelligence, Literature, .4gri
s5ss'2k culture, and Politics q
Adapted to General Circulation and Usefu
and Entertaining Family Reading.
In Large Eight page Form, S Columns to III,
Page, and in all its departments TO Gea pa
per second to none IN The country IL, Com
pieteness. .4tL-actireness, and UIiAis.
Edited by J. L. o'suLuyAa, Editor Of. tn.
s.Democratic Revieso,p and S. sTILDEs
TERMS.
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AUGUSTA LAND
,..4 FOR SALE. n

TENHE subscriber offers for sale the Tract OF
a Land on which he resides, lying on Mid
die River. eight miles Northeast of staunton
rear the McAdmzed road, ard cohtaiaing a,
hOuf 600