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Vessels Launched at this Pert, IN lsls.
BRoMN & BELLS Yam

Vessel. I S.sss e 1, ~. P:ri. "a isss.
Ship Henri, Clay Nye Grnnell. Mintum Co. Liver
Two ss.smsosts, aso each. use UNKNOWN " 40 40
Three Gun Boats for the Mexican Government. 20
W. ii. Bsows's Yiaaip ~
ss:.%ssS t Gss:oa i %%ss s' CO
sss%i' fi..s 30 x:
s::s%;he o. % Is se .s
Ship Waterloo EoS.ls Y q
OH, packets bpilt n February DOG
Ship sss
Ship Arc j. Ey.leisi BOYD ta;ei;a. lin: M:i..i.: -
Ship fsnnsy Intended for Mr. John Gr.wcld. lin:
Of L0nson Jackets sr,s ,,c.;. sss
Ship Rainbow Land East Iqdam.n, belonging to Msssr,
Steamer Oregon s9Fss Fv cal SH's YIN ii''
:.: @ santa G,a: :s xp
schooner H i. Barnard. sdas ~
s sen0oss5 1s s me stocks. @
ssssa as RIP v.a 1wni:, April. SIG SIG
senoo.., ssn.r kpss Y:..
sSs K fs'. lsi Central America, october 10
o'A''A'. On me B S:9 saos.cs; Yam. ]"
steamer ksassS is tMss March. &c
Baaa. Resins Dosy ssuiS American !.de 800
Steamer psss . fsH.sSas Ys:S
JApEz WIilIAMs' YAsn.
Schooner Patrick Henry. MeHnond packet. 20
Cabot Boston packet, july. ................. 100
ssn s9S's s. c,5S;s
Bsss ss :oeis FOR Ssa .vs and We. sd go
Nud,.. Captain Rich, j. j. Taylor. liz: iii: ~
mi. =, AZ pseAeus May. soo
w. ii: w.iisi:' YI.p. -
sp ss $ s. s,s
Ship Fdslis C. Msr.hss line Liverpool p.clst. 1859
Steamship oen for Hsvasa trade Chsrsslain Ponset SO
Yssssls on fks Sfscks
wEsrERvELr T. McKArS Yam.
Ship fennsylysas, intended for Mr. 0nswods line Of
A0na0n p'eEe'Wv ii. Bsows;, Yam. ssS
Steamship (?, for scsthsrn trade. nearly ready
Steamship for the Charleston trade building under the
.,rucisd as nssr the steamship Cambria as possible
nj. She Q be set - opposition Y July go
''' ~ "''k' W. Il CoIrrs: Yasp '''' ."
ss"'''e' Bi.;.cr 4 sses;os.: Y.in ''''.'' 10
steamer california, Tor Hudson River.
!. - LAws.s ssrrorss YisD.
' ga"sr wiia,.as'.; Y..;cc.. y"
s"aas for house Ssw H;,:s w.;. India Trade. $50
packets IN the place OF the old ship Colu 1900
ship, intended for Liverpool trader for Mesn Taylor
Aerrii .......-......... loe3
Total: ,,sn
The above list includes only those built In the city
trsy Independent Of the ship building towns
villages both the Hudson and Lose snd There are
a esss ship yards IN he immediate vicinity cfNew
Yorkal u which Gene within the district Of shis
sity, N
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miscellaneous RECORD.

Fos EuRorE-Th. Henry Clay. for Liverpool. is still de-
tanned Of the weather. should it favorable
she will leave this morning At II o'clock.
The ALBASY for Havre will eye to-day, weather permit;
ting.
sch ELIZA PrnKrys Howe,. hence for s,al put int Ha
the 2 make having sprung
bowspt and received other damage, and lost
ST.. JOHN, N b Dec. 2IthBarque Dir Henry Pottinger.
Campbell hence 2Jh for Bristol ashore the
Of that day. during storm, in Vale Cove, the
end Of Grand Mananew saved when boarded
feet wser in her hold The Sir H. r. returned port this
morning. water logged in tow ofsteamcr North America.
ship ST. Andrew, Robertson, and for this from Hull
cargo Goals SC went ashore the Seal Ledgcs Mach
night of 18th inst but of with less Of aueho and e rud
der unshpped and water fast Struck another reef lay
till daylight of and betw the
islsids, where she lies iuli of
QuEBEc Dec JoA letter has been received dated from
Mts which confirms the melancholy loss cthe barque
trea She lost at the RIVER Grand Cspuu bat the
net gwen The vessel is completely broken up and the snly
the Of which painted Montreal Of London -Four
bodies have been found Of the fellows said
still alive when he reached the share but died about Eve
is all that has been saved Of her
BniG CHiNcHILLA, Capt Robinson from New Orleans
while coming the river driven ashore e,rly Monday
morning the Powder wharf, above Wilmington, Del by
the diff ice The Captain IN letter to his
not be necessary to disharEe portion Of the cargo.
new YORK.
Vessels Launched at this PERT in lSls.
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CITY OF ELD1S.
MODEL OF THE CITY OF NEW HAVEN,

Cl1I VI ELu1S.
MODEL OF THE CITY fEf OF NEW HAVEN,
MODELS B;4sd EHs E$,sE4ss 81
Together with Model; o. the MosYcss Tsmr. at NAroo
time, At the 0nAnrE BurDIse corner Broadway and Cham
ss% s.n cAusr.. ..s.
.s, sBo s5ENsl sEHRHas ss: :s::Is.ss..
T .AwRENCE. MYERS Co.. 9 ssons street. have u.s.
reeved per ships Epefver and Ssa the unds mentioned
od Dupuy Co. in half pipes, pale and a.,k vinsass.
: Iopa Sassr ssslss, d o g g.
which they salt. tn. same is under sasson hons.
lock and entitled to dsbenturs Ss am.r
A SR24EbS T FSSFS ham b Sk.s
saabls person: 10 dss nstsasan.onsy der hs withos;
' .. s.
7 T.. only ;.;,s;:: y ::.as:
iS $; soass;ss; ~ $sis
Loud Sr A.: & ,ss: . H:,s v'ss'
S4sss ss;s s;:: :;: a. s ssis;
xnS lafayette S.s; a. .sS II 81 S,SsSys:y,
WIN, S 8. ssIs;; 4: S.:f; ~.
THE ORIGIN OF LIFE.
nR HOLLlCKD new book on the Reproductive Func-
~ tons Ge-lilustrsted by Ten Coorrd Piatss b now
ready and may be had Of the bookeliers Price 81 Pub
lahcd by MATS aud Cornish Pearl street, New York Ths
only popular and scientific work published this
THE PARTISAN SECRET
1UsT PUBLISHED. New Trmslatou from the French.
entitled The Psisn Secret SelfPreserv alton per.
feet security against eex9 Diseases under all
without the use Of Msdeiss OF dsssrseabe necessity
snysr.sily usdstoca and employed By Of fshlsn u
faris. London. and other large citiss.
BY ALEXANDER l.EBAUM, M d.,
Member Faculty Of Medicine Of PssPhysican 10 the
ysasee Hcsptal-Knisht Of the Legion Of Honor &c. &c
Published BY Robert H. inons Legal Deputy Tor Dr. LIE
baum 10 washnscn ST. poscn Pnee s2k cent? per copy
two ccpe, for 81 All orders should be addressed post sid
TO robert H. Dumcnt, a. above; -
For sale in New Y.rk, oely BY WYATT & KETCH-
UNI Eslson sti Phlsdephs, Colon Adrsnce. in the
Arc.oe, Lnesont q. dle Im.r
CkOTUN WATER ~
NoTICE-Tose persons taking the Croton wa,er would
N Do well % call and examine the premium Wafer Tlss
nsnuacaured OF the subserbers They are ecqssessd
INA. tney not only clarity but pnrif the most ture9 wsss
rendering Of chrystalline csess and dvesfnx Of svsy
impanty. They can be attached e Grccn E{sFpPssp
CroOn Plumbing and w.terEs,fsr xsssb;knsst No ~
Broadway, between Walker and white &c. d1 Int
FANCY BOXES FON. BONBONS. ~
HAvINg iu.t received splssai4 s:soEHeni OF raney
TO e. and essmas The s3sss. ere offered |" iowsrt
e'' na 'asy ever sixltS "a 'fisSslERH COURT.
~ in.sh fw william street.
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Passengers Arrived.
HAvAsAShip Cristova Colou-Csptain John Correa and
L Bocaondro
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In Senate.

;, APPOINTMENTS by THE PREsIDRNT-By and with
me advice and consent of the Senate--Charles A.
nsdaiord OF Mssssipp to be surveyor general Of the
land, Tor the district south Of Tennessee in the
P.soo Oh alexander Downing, removed. George w,
~, o. Wisconsin, to be surveyor general Of the pub
M JANUS iof the Territories Of Wisconsin and Iowa in
~ psSe =. James Wilson, removed. William Pelham,
M, 20 Dc surveyor general for the State of Ar
Iyon Of MchSsn commission M having expired Lucius
dana and Michigan in the place q yVi,iisv. ohr.,nr
,sssnso Robert Butler, o. FLORIDA to be survsyor
q ,hs n 9. ne pvo,c lands In the Territory Of Florida
mex Convey Of Missouri TO be surveyor SepsraI n
tne puoc lands IN Illinois and Missouri in the nacs ~
Suss reed removed Loren Spencer. Of Missouri 10 ha
recorder OF land titles in Missouri in the place of Fre5s
rcs Conway, appointed surveyor general for Illinois
and Missouri. " "o's
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CKOTON WATER

NoTICE-Ihcse persons taking the Croton Wafer would
cc well 2 call and stsmine the Iemium Wafer Filter
that they nct only clarity but pnrfy The
impurity. They can be attached to Croton rerp!Pes
STONE bE0ThEEs. =.
Broadway, between Walker and white ~. o. Iner
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The above st includes only those built In the city, en-
ty Independents Of the ship building towns and
villages, both the Hudson and Losg and There are
a ies ship yards IN he immediate vicinity ofNew
York-al u which Gene within the revenue district Of this
sisy,
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HAVING just received ! splsadia sssors9ont Of Fancy
Boxes from Pxrs DE ID $50 afieles are invited
Cos than 'hsy srsi E5i{ ~ SStSsg{lrRE COURT
n, in.rh iN Williem street.
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MOTHER,S CORDIAL.

E superior efficacy Of this article when used in the last
Of pregnancy apparent that female who has
once eeneed b'nefs would be willing any ecnd
be deprived Its effects shorten and dlm
nish he ngs Child Birth half and
place &c I'D and neither in a state of safety
This no quack article. but the prescription offs regula
yscs who has made this branch Of his practice
tua study For sale 1872 Broadway Of John street
da7 lmsr
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TONNAGE NEWARK
Regste rcd and enrolled tonnage in ei5 9t5S 3s-95
Steamboat and boatu ndsr ~ tons. in Ill.,. 7se 1896
Tonnage IN 1886 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 3021
Increase sftonnage since that time. ll5Ij 2695
Being Of tonnage since 1885, Of than three
lines the Of tonnage.
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Foreign Ports.
Home Ports.

Port Penn eth cid snip Thomas Wales, Caeutts barqas
Knight Mobiie 6b scr Huron Richmond; signal
sx brix lone said TO be the Antares ON Philsdephs ed
g Johns nj; sid from Nantasket Roads about NJ ship
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-09-10
THE WESLEYAN
= @M ALB SEMINARY
STAUNToN, VIRGINIA.
REV. j. IL. FINCH, PRINCIPAL.

NHiS institution for youag ladies', is now open in
Staunton, under the direction and control of the
Methodist Episcopal Church. 1t is designed to
meet the wants not only of this immediate commu-
nifty, but of the whole Of Southwestern Virginia.
There is no School of the kind within the bounds
OF the Baltimore Conference and no place is better
suited Tor the purpose than Stanton. Among the
many advantages which might be enumerated. its
well known salubrty should be especially regarded
AS to the Seminary itself-it is to be of the first
order. The course Of instruction will embrace all
the branches usually taught in the best institutions.
The scholastic year commencing with the LIST Sep
TENDER, and ending the last of June, will be dyjd
ed into two sessions of five months each.
The Prices per session, are as follows, viz:
For Boarding, including light, fuel and washing $40 90
instruction in the lower English braches, 10 90
IN higher branches and Mathematics ~ so
in Ancient and French Languages each 10 90
IN Music with the use of Piano, $500
The whole expense for the session of five months,
If instruction in the lower branches only be given.
will be S5O-if in the higher and mathematics $52
50; 10 which small charge for rent, &C., will be
added,-say, ST. so.
~ u: Persons intending to patronize the School
Will address Mr.. WIN. KYLE or DR.. j. +. KURrz.
otaunton, September 10, 1876.
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LA nj PS, GIRON Els,
AND HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES
TN CENERiI

I1EkSoNS purchasing articles i'll the above line can
call ON the subscriber with every assurance of get
ing the worth OF their money, aud misrepresenta-
ton His stock of goods fresh. and continually re-
Plcnishing from the latest mportatons-con in
part OF Plated. Block Tin, and Japanned Wares; Ia
bic Cutlery; Tea Trays and Walters Wooden and
Iron w are; Baskets Brass and Wooden Clocks ;
Looking and roe, Glasses; Oil Cloths, Door Mats,
&c. NC Having had eight years experience in the
Lamp business, his assortment cannot be surpassed
being selected from the best manufactures in the
try Tor Parlors, churches Stores Offices and kitchens
and tor burning Lard, Camphine. Pine, and common
vi also, Fluid or Gas Lamps, wholesale and retail
at reduced prices.
wholesale orders for Camphinc Pine Oil, and Fluid,
promptly attended to at the lowest market prices and
of the first quality.
Also, a splendid assortment of Painted Window
Shades.
I e has secured the general agency of SIMM'S CE-
LEBKAIED MATCHES, entirely free from S,tlph,,r
or any other unpleasant smell This is worthy the AT.
tention OF every and child avcrse to being
chokcd with sulphur every time they light match =
Wholesale orders promptly at the lowest factor,
prices. j. s. TOUGH
Baltimore street Bridge, Baltimore Md
=, O5- Look for the sign of the Large Lamp, North
East corner.
September 10, 1916.
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WiStar'S BalSam of Wild Cherry.
THE GREAT REMEDY FOR coNsUMprIo,

you arc ailing with mild Cough a SLIGHT Main in
the side, or occasional darling pains through the
chest or in the region of the shoulder blade and wish
some excuse for oanging-I say that be your wish.
aoctor with candies, syrups and mixtures pre-
pared by 9uacks and Recommended by forged certif-
cafes and you will soon be sratifcd but after Won be-
come tired OF this pcssime, DIR. Wisars BaIsam of
wild Cherry, and the bloom Of health will again ting
your hitherto pad check. 20
TINS Baisam is devoid of all quackery-bcing pre-
pared by skihul chemist; and its efficacy is proved
by the numerous testimonials of eases deemed
incuraeie We publish no statements of cures that are
not strictly true r. Dunlap s Son, merchants, Cher
ry valley, N r., relate a cure of Asthma that had
witnstood medical treatment for years Dr. Freight
OF Saugerties, NJ Y, says he cured Liver Complaint
OF four years standing, that would yield TO the
al remedies. Abraham Skillman, Nj. d., of Bound
brook n j., says it is the best medicine for Consump
uon, IN erery stage that he has known We might
refer you TO hundreds Of cases. had we that wo1d
convince all of its great virtue.
BE careful and get the genuine DIR. WISTAR'S
BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY. None genuine un-
less signed by i. BUTTS Address all orderst TO SETH
w. FOWLE Boston, Mass
For sale by DR.. BERKELEY and A. d. WREN,
Staunton.
August 81, lS16.
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TRUST SALE.

IRI virtue Of a Deed of Trust executed TO me by
~ James Mcclure, dated the 10th day OF Febru-
airy 1916, and of record in the County Court of Au-
gusta, | shall proceed on Monday the 2Sth day of
September 1916, that being Court day, to sell to
the highest bidder at public auction, the following
PERSONAL lPl2WPlSR N5To
Wagon and siv Horeoe, melting an admirable
team, 8 Feather Beds, under Beds and Bed Furni-
ture, Bedsteads, Clock, 8 Looking Glasses. 9
Candle-stcks, pairs of Shutters, | Falling leaf
Bureau, tin Safe, | Leather Trunk, g Morocco
Trunks, 8 hair Trunks, large Chest, i cooking
Stove and cooking utensils, | large Pot Oven. /
Skillet and Lid, Gridde, | Grdiron. pair of
Waffle Irons, pairs Shoves and Toncs. 2 pairs
Andlrons, | Pot-rack, 2 pairs of Pot-hooks 9
Smoothing Irons, Brass Kettle. Tray and Sitter.
| large Waiter, | small Waiter. 6 window Cur.
talns, dozen Towels, 6 pair Sheets, d pair Blank
cts, 3 Comforts, e bed Quilts, 6 white and warn
Counterpanes. 6 Pillows and pillow cases. 1 Wash
stand, 3 sets Windsor Chairs, Rocking Chair. 3
common Chairs, Brittana Coffee Pots, Tea Pot.
Coffee Pots, (tin,) Coffee Mills, silver table
spoons, II dozen tea Spoons, pair Sugar longs.
Salt Spoon, set China, all the Plates Cups, Sau-
GERS, Dishes, Knives, Forks, and other Household
and Kitchen Furniture, SO sack Bags 10 head
lialters, JackscTew, | Mans Saddle half Bush
ell, wagon Bucket, wagon bed and bed clothes
2 wagon Sheets, / Buffalo Skin, | Hammer. /
Hatchet, 2 Axes and various other property now in
possession of said Mcclure.
TERMS.-All sums under five dollars cash--Gor
all Sums over five dollars credit OF six months will
be allowed, bond and good security TO be given.
HUGH w SHEFFEY, Trustee.
September 10, lSf6.-tds
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r. III. KINNEY, ID. c.

In obedience to the above decree, shall proceed.
on Saturday the Goth of September, 1916, to sell
SO much OF the real estate of said Philip p Pitt
man. dec d., IN the possession of VIM. r.. Smith
and wife, as may be necessary to nav off the above
decree. The property fronts on the McAdamized
TOAD and corners on the street running from the
McAdamized Road near the residence of Georre
M Cochran, Esq. to the Staunton Academy
One-half of the lot will first be offered for sale
If the bid for that be insufficient the whole will be
SOLD. Place and terms of sale stated in the above
decree. MOSES IT. NJcCITE Connn,r
September 3, lS46-tds-P fee IS 90
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lElEsTgS1r SAnI@o


Rf virtue Of Deed of Trust executed TO me
by Emanuel Swick and wife, dated on the 23rd
day OF November, 1913, and which is of record in
the Clerks Office of the County Court of Augusta
Will, on Saturday the Goth day of the present
month, in front of the Post Office in Staunton. ey
pose to public sale to the highest bidder, the tract
of land on which the said Swick now resides. about
three miles and half south of Saunton containing
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY SIX ACRES
ONE ROOD AND THREE AND A HALE
POLES, be the same more or less. The sum of
$50 Az with interest on $l97 20, part thereof,
from the 21th March, 1915, and with interest on
Slo| ~, the residue thereof, from the Oath of
March, 1916, and all the costs attending the trust
must be paid in cash on the day of sale The pay
mem OF the residue OF the purchase money will be
made easy, but the purchaser will be required to
execute lien on the land to secure it, The terms
oil payment will be made known by application to
me at any time before the day of sale. The title
to this land is believe unquostionable. but actino
as trustee will OILY convey such title as have ac
qured by said trust
CIlESLEY KINNEY, Trustee.
September 8, lS46.-tds
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GA.gSs, RD.gz.s'TS, 0rzS. &C.

Il ton Of Merchants to his large assortment of RaIt;
more, New Jersey, and Crown WINDOW GLASS :
Lewis, Wertherei's, Coles, Atlantic, and UIsfc,
WHITE LEAD chrome Green and Yellow ; Linsccd
OIL Spirits oil Iurpcntine Sand Paper Glue putt
CoPal, Japan, and Coach Varnishes: Paint Brushes
SASH Tools; TRUSTS colours and materials Ground
Aud constantly receiving from the factories all The
above, with general assortment Of articles nsnaJIv
kept IN his Inc OF business, which is offered nj the low
est market rates VIM A. VISONG
September 3, iSi6.-1m
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AUGUSTA FEMALE SEMINARY.
sTAUNToN, VIRGINIA.

'NHE public respectfully informed that Mr. JOHN
Il H. CAMPBELL, already favorably known in this com
nunty as Professor of Languages the Staunton Acae
my Is for the present. TO be associated with me i'm this
school have made this arrangement partly TO
the great amount Of labor under which my health has
flousy suffered during the last and pub
lie VIII perceive IN II new ella their confidence and
patronage by this arrangement the services Of Mrs
CAMPBELL will be rctaincd-and with improve ments
already made and contemplated in the connections
seminary Edttce, with a valuable accession of new in.
struments and privileges in the Music department. and
an additional Teacher engaged il her services should
be rcquircd IN the ornamental branches it is believed
the claims OF this school to patronage second
IN the Valley of Virginia.
prompt and steady support the part or its friends
Will be necessary to sustain the school in the efforts now
made to render it still worthy their patronage
. ne Academic year commences the first day of
Sepfembr-,rhen all requested be present 1t clio
SEES on the first of July.
The trSf Session commences the first of September
the second Session on the first Of February.
Expenses for Session of Five Months.
English, Literary, aud Scientific Course
per session of five months, $40 TO G,5
Ancient and Modern Languages each 10
Music on Piano Forte Guitar with in
structions IN Vocal Music accompany
ing, and use Of Piano Forte, 90
Drawing and Painting, no.
Glass in Chemistry for Experiments, so cents each
incidentais Tor Rents, so cents each.
BOARD ING.
boarding in respectable and genteel families can be
procured Tor from SIS to $40 per month.
A Nj F. n rs
Inc bills Tor tuition payable in advance As,
however TINS is not enforced, they required to be
PAID at the close session. settled by bond bear
August o. 1876
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RARE CHANCE-NOW OR NEVER.
w GOD l. A N ID
Within % mites Of iSlnunfOa.

WILL sell at public auction, in Staunton. on
Saturday the 18th day Of September, before
John b. Breckinrdege's Store, four beautiful lots
OF Wood Land, containing 10 Acres each, living
on the free road about % miles west of Stanton.
Terms made known the day of sale. A plat of
the above may be at Mr.. Brechinridge's Store,
III. j. CRAWFORD.
September g. 1876
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NJ A r r lie ID,

On the Goth ult., by the Rev. Peter Shickel, Mr.
fREpERicK CRIcKENBARGER to Miss MARTHA A. RI
MEL-all of Rockingham county.
On the 9th ult.. by the same, Mr. JAMES PERRY to
MISS Lucy ANN AcoRD-all of Augusta county.
On the LIST instant, by the Rev. John McEIhenny,
D. d., Mr.. DANIEL r. MCNEIL, of Hardy county
va to Miss MARY JANE, daughter of Col Samuel
McCiung OF this MISUNDERSTANDING Chronicle
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TO PHYSICIANS.

THE subscriber has inst received lot of very sumo
n rior IMPROVED TRUSSES, such az are rccdr,.
mcndcd by the Faculty. Physicians and all ybo arc az
ictcd with Rupture arc invited to call and examine for
themselves. r. pI.RKFIr ty "
July i6, 1916.
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15sSSglesss FIER long and laborious tour through
vkNXE$ - Texas on business for Messrs Nicholas
s%S<S and William Kinney and Doctor Francis r.
Str6iing' am again at home aud have entered upon
INC dscharGc on my duties as COMMISSIONER in the Cir
cut superior Cour of Law and Chauccry for Augusta
County with the deepest scpse OF gratitude, l &C
knowledge the very decided and liberal support which
the people Of Augusta have uniformly given me- and
most sincerely beg its continuance.
JOHN b. WATTS,
stanton, Mag S, 1916. &C. $. c. L. ard G. A ca
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WHOLESALE DRUG ESTABLISHMENT,
Three Esyr0y Cxgfgc.

E'tlE subscriber has lost three Steers which lcG
the range III the North Mountain. near The head
OF the North River, some time in May ast-1b,,v
are branded on the hip with the letter X colour and
ear marks rot Remembered They ere believed ~
be IN the mountains OF the Big or Eiule CALI Pas
ture. Any information respecting then viii lie
thankfully received. ~ JAS A. NcCtrE
Mt Scion Scnf g f9fG-Et
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-09-10
o BIZ r U A r Y.

DIED, on the 7th inst. EMMA b., infant daughter
Of Mr.. Benjamin Slonccker of Staunton.
DIED, at Lynchburg, on the 2Ist ultimo, Mrs. ANN
brown, consort OF Capt. William Brown, formerly of
Scotsvie Albemarlc county, in the 5ith year of her
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