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will also give reward of FTPI'Y DOLJ.aRS
to any person who will give information which will
lead to the detection and conviction of any White
or free Black person who may be harborinp him.
SAMUEL b. FINLEY.
Middle River Augusta Co., July 9, lS4b.-tf
democrat copy.T
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VlRGlNlA.-M Circuit Superior Court of Law
" aud Chanccry for Augusta County on Friday the
Ith day OF November, lS4l--
Fanny Bell, pla;ntG
AGAINST
Dabney Cosby, Samuel Clarke, ard Henry McClunp
IN CHANcERy. D'''n''n'S'
Tins cause came this eth day of November lsa5
oy consent oil parties to be heard on the bill and xbi
DTS the answer OF the defendant Cosby with general
rePcaon thereto and by like consent of parties the
a,davits OF Thomas Barry, Mary Barry and Robert ID
tney taken before w Washington Doggc, j. p TO prove
the identity OF the plaintiff, are received and read n,
evidence, and more than two months having clapsed
from The return day Of the subpoena executed on the de-
PENDANTS Samuel Clarke and Henry NicClunr and they
iang 10 appear and file their answers il is ordered
anu dccreed That the bill be taken for confessed as TO
mem, ana was argued by counscl.-On consideration
whereof, tho Court being Of opinion that the defendant
Cosby having taken upon himself the char accr of Guar
dan lot the piaintih, ought be relieved from his
accountability such for any of the errors set forth in
MS answer ard that he bound settle his accounts
according TO the principles Of the of "Carr against
Ahen 1t IS therefore adudgcd, ordered and dccrecd
that Master Commissioner Samuel Clarke do state and
LOT the plaintiff according the principles established
ny the court OF Appeals the of Carr and
aforementioned, and that he state all such matters ne
may DC deemed pertinent by himself or required by
chcr party TO be so stated and that he report his pro-
secdings to the Court in order to a final decree
"A Copy-Testc,
July 30, 1916 NICHOLAS C. KINNEY,
The parties in the above cause arc hereby notified
that Will attend at my Office in the town of Staunt,n
on Thursday the 3D. day Of Scptem next for the
purpose OF taking the required by the foregoing
decreta order. 0"e
SAMUEL CLARKE M Comm,r
Staunton, July 30, 1916.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

virtue OF decree of the Circuit Superior Cour,
- of Augusta, rendered on the 25th lime 1876 in
sur lnercin depending 10 which christopher Hess and
ohefs are Plaintiffs, and John Lofts and others are De-
PENDANTS shall proceed Tuesday the 25th day of
August next if fair il on the next fair day. on the
premises to sell at public auction to the highest bidder
N Il AZ a a. II OF H. ND,
IN the upper end Of Augusta, containing 40 Acres Of
which George Lofts died seized and possessed
This tract adjoins the lands of John Lofts Elijah
Carson and others, and lies the road from Ji
TO Brownsburg, and about midway between the two
places About ten or fifteen Acres cleared and The
balance IN timber. The terms Of sale will be ono
fourth in hand and the balance in three equal annual
chasing by Joseph b. Lofts no lives in The ncobbor
sale. WILLY Ar iT t,,s ~, ' 49,. ~ ~
July 16, 1si6.-tds " -
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R A / L. r O A d.
SlIAlDWlNlLlh
W U U l. l. E N FAC DRY

Vie Undersigned are now better prepared for manu-
Il facturIng Woolicn Cloth, Linseys and FIannels
man they ever have been before. Their Machinery is
Q, INC very pest order, equal TO any in the United
states, ior common work They prepared also to
eye any OF the common colours, and to Jt ALSO having
Ihey have now on hand large stock of Cloth of
various descriptions cooured and nncooured ready
exchange lot wool, as soon brought the Factory
al ar and equal rates, prevent the trouble of
second trip. "
me usual price for Jeans for Negro Clothing will be
from 40 to 40 cents per yard and 80 cents allowed for
Wool, well washed and picked.
For durability or last, the Cloth manufactured AT
Shadweil the undersigned undertake TO say is not 10
be beaten. " NV "
They card Wool into rolls also, at the usual price of
Ia cents per pound cash, and their Machines arc in
excellent repair. ~ "
Address-CharlottcsvilIc Va.
May 2S, 1S46.-3m
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Cold Feet.

Consumption Liver Complaint pains in the chest or
SIDE falling OIL OF the hair, or the other. always
accompanies coid feet IL rs sure sign of disease in
the system to have cold feet. The Save will cure eve
ry
In Scrofu'a: Erysipelas, Salt Rhcum, Liver Com
plant, Sore Eyes, Qunsey Sore Throat Rroncb;t;s
Piles Broken or Sore Breast all Chest Dscascs-such
as Asthma, Oppression, Pains aIso-Sore Lips, Chap
Pea Hands, Inmors, Cutancous Eruptons, Nervous
DISEASES and oil the Spine there is probably mcdi-
equal in the world
PIMPLES OF THE FACE, MASCULINE
SKIN, GROSS SURFACE.
IFS hrst action is TO cxpe all humor. 1t will cease
drawing till the face is free from any matter that ma
DC lodged under the skim and frequently breaking out
10 the surface. 1t then heals. When there is nothing
put grossness or dull repulsivc service it begins to so
zen ana soften until the skin becomes smooth and de-
licatc as a child's.
WORMS.
If parents knew how fatal most medicines were TO
children taken nwardly, they would be slow to resort
W mem Especially 'mcrcural 1ozcngcs,' called me
oca iozcngcS, vcrmiiugc pills. &c. The truth u.s.
no one can tell, Invariably, when worms are present
.eD ~ child has worms 1t will drive every yestgc
OF them away.
There is probably medicine on the face of the
ear'h al once so sure and safe in the expulsion of
worms.
TOILET.
Although have said little about II ne n hair rcstor,
i've, vet VIII stake il against the world They may
bring their Oils far and near and mine will restore the
hair two cases TO their one.
OLD SORES.
, That some Sores outlet TO the impurities of
the system, is, because they cannot pass off tbrouob
inc natural channels Of the Tnscnsblc PRESENTATION IF
such sores he aicd mp the impurite onst have some
other outlet, or it will cndapgcr life This SaIye will
always provide for such emergencies
RHEUMATISM.
Ut removes almost Immediately the Inflammation and
swelling, when the pam of course ceases
FEVERS.
In all n a..
being locked up that the heat and PRESENTATION
not pass OIL IL Inc least moisture could he started the
Crisis mas passed and the danger over. The All Heal
ing Ointment VIII in all cases Of cvers almost Instantly
unlock the skin and bring forth the pcrspiration
SCALD HEAD.
We have cured cases that actpalI,, dc6cd cvcrv
thing known well the ability of fifteen or tvvcnt
doctors One man told us ne had spent $500 on his
children without any benefit, when few boxcs of the
Ointment cured them.
CORNS.
Occasional use Of the Ointment will eIvavs keen
'orns from growing People need never be troubled
with them if they will use il.
AS A FAMILY MEDICINE
NO man can its value SO lone ne tb f,rs roll
ong over the Hcavcnsso long as nan ire.d the cart
ucc to all inlirmitics Of the fcshso long s disease
ma Sickness is knownjus long " IN this GOOD Oint
ncnt be used and esteemed. When man ce,sce from,
N the Garth, then the demand will cs.s ga ot an
hen. JAMES NJ A fsSrIssn nS ~" 70, VII
Sole Proprietors of the above Medicine. prize o.
cnts and 80 cents INV ~'
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Log Dwelling lgonsc

good BARN, and other out houses on the tract A
liberal credit will be given for the purchase money
ne terms OF sale will be fully stated on the day
OF sale. Pcrsons wishing purchase are invited TO
examine the land before the day of sale The Land
the subscriber. LANES n WIZ SUSS ~ ~
July 90, ISi6.--tds Fxccn,,or
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FOR SALE,
DISSOLUTION.

1--WE partnership of the firm of Bryan & Shaw, in
the Cotopaxl Furnace, dissolved on the first dav
OF January last by mutual consent Shaw having dis
posed oil his interest in said Furnace BY an arrange
men between the parties Matthew BRYAN will
all debts due the firm and discharge all demands against
~ The co-par,ncrship between Matthew Bryan and
-; shaw, IN Clay Forge, one and half miles above
"ayncsborough, will be hereafter conducted i'm the
name OF l. Shaw s. Co, where they have made ar.
to keep constantly hand assortment of
bar iron of good quality.
MATTHEW BRYAN,
L. SHAW.
May 81, lS46.-3m
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1893 ACRES 8

aoont one hundred of il clcard and the rest we'll
umbercd This tract lies remarkably WELL and is high
susceptible OF Improvement by clover. About TWEEN
acres OF the tract is in clover and there is
ABOUT seven acres OF very good meadow on it, This
tract Is well watercd and in good ncgbborbood con-
vcncnt to mills and to market Thcrc r easasSs.sIi
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a VALUABLE TRACT
OLE LAND ly0lG SAlLlSo

pursuance OF authority vested in by the will of
ROBERT Caruhers decd, will offer for sale on the
premises at public auction Saturday the 18th day of
august next Tract of Land lying Immediately on the
great road, about one mile below Fairfield in Rock
bridge county, containing by estimation
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$50 REWARD.

TliE above reward of Thirty
Dollars will be given for the
apprehension and delivery OF a
NegIu Man named A Nj OS i,
whom l have hired of Col. Nc
Chung. He is black, about 40
years of age, 5 feet 8 OF 9 inches
high, some front teeth out, speaks
Quick and walks Nnru ninnhl.r
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PUBLIC SALE
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

MYTH the view of changing my mode osIe.
offer for sale on Tuesday the LIST dav If e..
TENDER next, valuable ~
II IL A CT OF LAND
lying in the county Of Augusta, on the Middle ri.
yer, Immediately on the Port Republic road, adioin
ing the lands of Col. McClung, Col. Crawford. John
Parsons and Others The tract here offered contain,
SS9 a OBJ lN So
near 2OO OF which cleared and under rood Esnoo
the remainder is well tt MBERED I.ANE
and Wen enclosed, and affords an abundant pasture
Tor Stock, and is all ola good quality, in fine state
OF cultivation, and yields heavy crops of all Kinds
OF Grain and Grass. Seventy or eighty acres are T.;
grass, the remainder in crop There were thirtv
acres OF Meadow, eighteen of which is in cron al
OF which can again be made into first rate Meadow
There are perhaps few Farms in the Valley wbch
are more amply supplied with water, the River be-
ing on one end Of the Farm branch ON the other
eight or nine never falling Springs ON the tract tn.
gether with copous stream of Spring water nm
ming through the centre of the Farm, which can no
conveyed on large portion of Meadow ground
MS iarm possesses many advantages calculated to
atract the attention OF persons DESTROYS of procuring
good property-the desirable neiphborhood Of the
Middle River, advantages of society first rate NIer-
chant Mills, Boat Navigation convenient to Stores
and other advantages, all in as healthy section NJ
!he county as Old Augusta can afford. The bni,6.
ings consist of LARGE
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BRICK DWELLING HOITSE

and KITCHEN, with other on, bouso, ..I
BARN, GRANARY, CORN CRIBS. WAGSN
SHEDS, &c, all of which are situated on bcan-
tiiui emnence. Spring water about one hundred
yards distant, also Well near the door of the
AT the same time and place, will offer for sale
my Stock, Grain, Hay, first rate Road Wagon
| Plantation do. Wheat Fan with Screens c sU,'
Il, farming Utensils of almost every description. Sci
BLACKSMITH Tools, with other things too tedious to
mention. ou'
Ihe terms for the real estate will be one third
oil the purchase money in hand, the remainder in
seven equal annual payments properly secured, the
'iue warranted unquestonabe for the personal
property credit OF twelve months will he given
on all sums above s., the purchaser giving bond
win approved security; all sums of S.. and under
me cash will be required. Sale to commence At O
O'clock A. NJ I q WVEDS
Augusta Co., June 25, 1916.
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TRUST SALE

by virtue Of Deed of Trust executed to the under
- signed by Jacob &, Roller the 9th day of June
1919, and duly recorded in the Clerks Office of the
county Court OF Augusta, SHALL for purposes specified
In said deed sell in the town of Mt Sidney Mt public
auction for cash, Friday the 2Ist day August next
me following real and personal property wit One
toi IN the said town Of Mt Sidney, known in the
pan OF said town as lot No IL, upon which there is
large rough cast
Dwelling House,
store House, and other out houses and is bounded
oy The lot OF James Nelson aud othcrs-AIso the fol-
rowing SLAVES, TO wit: One woman called Jane
aged about 70 years, and her female child Kitty about
10 years. 20" 0O"
The above property very valuable and the title TO
estonablc but acting Trustee shall convey
only such title is vested by the deed
July I6, 1876.
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THE business hereafter will be conducted under the
firm OF PAUL s. RlDGwAY.
ISAAC PAUL,
r. JOSIAH C.. RIDGWAY.
Stanton, April O. 1916
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DISSOLUTION,

THE firm of ISAAC PAUL s, Co.. was by mutual con.
SENT this day dissolved All persons indebted to said
irm are requested to make immediate settlement Of
their accomtsand all having claims against the firm of
l. Paul Co., will present them for payment Prompt
aud cannot be dispensed with.
ISAAC PAUL,
JOSIAH c. RIDGWAY
JOHN BRANDEBURG.
April 4, 1916.
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a FAIR OFFER.

1t should fail in any one instance to expel
- Worms, which the subsequent use of any other
"erm Medicine may succeed in bringing from the
patient, the person from whom mine was purchased
Is authorized to refund the money.
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N Office.

-VN
'I>HE Partnership Of CRAWFORD & CocHRAN ex-
Il pres by Limitation, the LIST day of April 1916
Crawford takes the Stock of Goods on hand and the
DEBTS and accounts that have accrued since the LIST
OF January, 1916 Cochran takes the debts due ON The
LIST January 1896 and will pay all claims against the
late firm We respectfully request old friends and
customers TO make payment without delay.
BENJAMIN CRAWFORD
GEORGE NJ. COCHRAN
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"A 4 az a a. ~ q r a. MD.
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.

4 NOW offer for sale the HOUSE AND LOT
-. In Gallowstown, where John Cousins lived.
The House has been put in good order. is conven.
lently arranged and has good Garden lot attached
Possession may be had about the first of September,
when the lease of the present tenant expires Terms
may be known on application to me-
JOHN MCDOWELL.
Staunton, June lS, 1876
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SG9 AOiGISS,

about 200 Of which cleared and in a fine state of
cultivation and the residue we'll tmbercd
This land possesses many advantages which arc cal.
euated TO attract the attention Of persons DESTROYS
procuring desirable residence of making pronta-
bic investment OF capital 1t lies about mid way be-
tween stanton and Waynesborongh and within short
distance OF the turnpkc.lt is within three miles OF
iinklng Spring Church in excellent ncghborhood
ana convenient TO several Merchant Mills and Saw
land.
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A "A l. u Bile FAR
FOR SALE.

H>HE subscriber now offers for sale his f A r M
situated midway between the Warm and Hot
Springs, Bath county, Va, containing
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A FINE ESTATE
I'm MARKET.

yHHE subscriber wishes TO sell the Tract Of Land on
Il which he now resides, situated in Augusta County
between the Long Meadow and Christians Creek
This tract contains
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COIASppHlaIDtiOn.

II can hardly be credited that a salve can have any
elect upon the lungs, seated they within the
tenn But placed upon the chest, it pcnctraes direct
yto the lungs separates the poisonous particles that
arc consuming them and expcls them from the system
need not say that ii is curing persons of Consump-
ton continually, although told il is ooshncss
care not what is said, long as can cure several
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Headache.

The Salve has cnred persons Of the Headache @
Twelve years standing, and who had it regularly ever
week, so that vomiting often took place.
Deafness and Ear Ache heIpcd with like succcss
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-13

opired for for shipment and 1000 bbls Brandyine and
900 bbls Jersey sold AT 90 for Jersey and reported
4 osi for Rrandvwiuc afoat. Bag Meal p ID - for
Yellow and White Western ship Stufs Is % is cents.
Buck whea, ia less plenty at 81; per cwt
GRAIN-Wheat continues dull with several samples
in the market Miers do NOT met the views OF holcers
or Corn we only hear of 1000 bushels Southern 67c
weight, RYE Is nominal at u q go Barley is dull
at 90 a ~ cts Canal Oats i9 q 50 wiki retail
sales.
sEEDS-Clover continues very dull and prices range
from 10 10 II with much offering below IL
we note sales of 100 Clean Flax at II 25. The last
sale of Rough Flax, in bulk at l2s cts
METALS-scotch Pig Iron is held a, s36 cash. with
out sales Of importance. American is selling in small
lots at $50 for Anthracite and s35 for Charcoal Lead
IS, nominal.
NAVAL STORES-Holders continue to ask S. for
Turpentine but there lie disposition buy present
Spirits 81 q 65 with small transactions
BEESWAX-ssles 250O u Yellow at 30 cents cash.
OIL-For home use Crude Whale is held at IS cts.
HAY-A sale OF 100 or 500 bales made to-day for
Southern shipment at 95 The market ranges
from 90 10 % cents for fair parcels.
PROvISIONS-A sale of $50 bbls one year old Prime
Pork has been made on private terms. The market Is
about 10 25 Mess is dull at Sl3 The hrs; receipt OF
Ohio Pork via ~ Orleans 300 bbs, was nearly all Sour
and Sold understand IS for Prime. Another lot
ward !, was sold believe with 400 or 500 bb!s more
10 arrive Sales 500 bhs State Mess at l3 So Beef is
: Is m 50 and S5 q 5 so with moderate trade de-
rnand Sour is selling at 5Ti a SO, and 25 q so
and in demand. Prime Mesa for export is sl4 90.
Picked Meats are nomnay &c for Hams. and SIC for
7c Sides &C. Beef 6. a &c. Lard is que, at :! n e3c
Sales $50 kegs Ciy at cts Butter and Cheese without
particular change Western Dairy Butter is l3 q l6 ;
Ohio IL! q l2; Cheese a ~ with light demand
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-13
Increase in ls45.--. 39O,OO5

The Treasurer recommends to the General Assembly
such increase of the taxes as will without resort
any other source of revenue, annually furnisn sCh
cent for the payment Of the interest on their i0
eign debt.
A Bank has been established in Cincinnati, called
the Citizens Bank calculated if conducted honestly to
afford much accommodation to class which is generally
overlooked by Banks the class OF small borrowers l'S
loans are at this time 922 number OF these 73o are
In sums of from $40 10 Sl00-l54 from 500 to S3O ana
% $780, The Bank lends for single day OF longer
on either responsible or good notes OF hano 'e
collateral, any other approved security II also re-
ceives money deposit payable with liberal interest
on demand SO that whether deposit remains IN the
Bank but single day longer 1t draws interest tor the
time The amount of its loans, Oct 3D. was sO4 olo on
the Sd January they were slo7652.
Lvfords Baltimore Journal contains detailed
sta,emen, of the trade of Baltimore in ls45
srripai, and Clearances The number OF arrivals In
1915 were 3S3 Foreign and 1906 Coastwise Total loeS
against 1894 in S45 The cearances were 4oe Foreign
and 657 Coastwise. Total ll3, against ll3O IN 1884
! Fiourand Meal-The inspections OF lsi5, were equa!
to 576745 bbls Weat Flour; 6,530 do Rye Flour ana
81 929 do Corn Meal.
Yobaeco-The total amount of Tobacco Inspected IN
l45 was 6s SOC hhds of which 1854 were Maryland.
% us Ohio and the balance Kentucky, Missouri Vir
cinia and Pennsylvania The exports during the snme
time amounted 10 IS 100 hhds. The stock on hand on
| the Is, inst amounted 10 l59i2 hhds
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-13
FALL AMI WINTEk QOODe.
ALL aNO w Iht 1OO0O'
VXIM T. JENNINGS 4 co. Drapers and Tailors, Il
wv md lasSiLnaEss A.:aiilga- &c

NXyM T. JENNINGS 4 co. Dmpera and Tailors, I'M
w portsrs of Cloths and Cassneres, yestngs Gc 2S
Broadway American HOTEL opposite The Fountain, In
receipt extensive of goods for Fall and
Winter wear combrisng French and English Cloths for
and Frock Goats In great variety OF
Silk, Satin Mertno and Velvet Vesings, MEled Clohs,
Tweeds, for OyerCoats, which will he made up
order nrongn the aid OF as efficient corps OF cutters
be found In the country essential point IN tho
economy which would direct, and In rendering he
style and character Of garments such az must satisfy %
discriminating that views oil cheapnses are mol nased
on production Of any other than first rate garmenu
Such have sustained system Of small pron and quick
reurns and prompted tho solicitation of call from those
who would resHy eject ssyn. oi mo extra per cshge
levied under the credit syaten-
The directed the Panaloons department must
continue offer Inducements 10 those who appreciate nj
combining and eeganco
10 addition the usual assortment OF goods Repi Dy tne
trade always hand ready made Dres and frock
Goats Pantaloons Vess &c 10 answer tho requirements OF
Aso Dress Articles In variety Scarfs Cravhs
Handkerchie Gloves Suspenders Hosiery,
Drawers Linen and Muslin Shirts, Collars, &c &c 81, Il
NEW YORh CASH TAILORING Establish.
ment 1877 Broad way, three doors below the Frsnk lin
House The subscrbers would call the attention OF heir
customers and public very large and well selected
assortment Of Fall and Winter Goods Embracing AL he
latest styles Of French and English pello Cotns or "nte
gnrnens black and fancy Bonesns easc Casslmeres OF
entire new patterns very rich styles Of 5ks Casninere
and Velvet Vesings suitable for the coming seaso AL o
which Will be made order few hours nouce and In
the same superior style for which the essDnshnsni mas
been long celebrated .,.-..-,-.,.,
Employing 10 the cutting department lhe best talent In the
city we do NOT hesitate challenge comparison with any
o nolot syle and wofkmanshp Al ths sans,
time our prices VIII convince the most skePuca hal nfS
r.a yareots can be furnished very reduced for
.b W., wonId also call attention 70 tbs Fancy Depart
connected with the establishment Where Can oc found
every article regulate complete genteinans wardrobe
of the richest materials selected by our agents
In tie Paris and London usrkets Also an sssofnent ot
ready made Dress Frock CoaE and winter garments OF
every description for the accommodation Of those requiring
articles Of dreas for inmsdisssu use- rooru co
30 t.tf l.. u. ~.