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Brought to the Jail

Nt. this District, u negro man, who
NJ says his name is EDMUND and
that he belongs TO Mr.. DauicI Rounlree,
who he says lives on the Post Road, near
Cnffectown Creek, Abbeyille DISTRICT
Said fellow is about Eve feet, three or four
inches high, Of light complexior, between
81 aud % years Of age, and weighs about
155 pounds. He has a small scar on his
upper lip. and also one on his forehead.
He says he has been runaway about TWO
weeks. 3, = ;-st "Gg 81:
The owner is requested to come for
ward, prove properly, pay all charges,
and take him away. or ho will be dealt
with according 10 law, /. -
CHI, GOODMAN, JailOr:i
september. 2 - -, '.',,,s,. = :. If 35
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MAR.HHED.

On the 24til uIt.;; blythe Rev. A L. Canada
of Columbia county, Ga, Mr.. ANDREW STuR
GEs. of Lincoln county, Ga Ito Miss SUSAN Ans
eldest daughter Of the late John Quarles of this
district. sus,W ,G. @
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Thirty.fwO Negroes,
ABOUT , -.
$500 bushels of Corn.

and Fodder. 10 Horses, 2 good Road Wa
gons 9 OK Carts and Oxen, so nr 60 head of
Cattle. 20 head Of Hogs. Household and Kitci-
en- Furniture. Terms made known OH day OF
sale
All persons having nny demands against the
tested. and all persons indebted TO the estate.
are requested 10 colne forward and make pay.
ment, rs a final settlement will be made as soon
as tie law directs.
ROBERT DORM.
SOLOMON DORM,
Executors.
october II 81
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WILLIAM B. JOHNSON.
Edgefeld C. H., s. c.. Isl oc' '46.

The Rev. ALEXANDER McCAISE, will preach
at Horns Creek Church, on nex Lords Day
lIiII Instant. :. ~ -.
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.-- . 10. E . Nsf Z
ID BAGGING. 81
Hemp Bugging, Hemp Rope, Manila Rope
TWine. -:-9!5:,r'!' - ~ =
SUGARS j.,5ts r,,.s, -,.,,.
ST. Croix, Porto Rico, Muscovado, N. Orleans,
Clarified, Loaf, Crashed, Powdered, ar
COFFEE. szsa g!... s..... =.
Old Government Java, old Cuba, new crop
Cuba, Rio. uhoice Lagura, = ...s
MOLASSES. ~
Trinidad, New Orleans, Sugar House, Syrup,
BACON. ~
Hams. choice brands, conntiy cured Hams,
country cured Shoulders, western Shoul.
dcrs, western Sides, -. ,,
ys,.a.=. u SALT, g
Sack, Table, in boxes AMI sacks. 20
i NAILS. -, "s:a. go, - !,
Nails, assorted sizes, :.&t
Shot, assorted sizes, Lend,
: as.~. At:TEHS! ;;tse' sfrss,s,' .
Tyson, Imperial fGunpowdsr, Black Ten,
- PICKLED. FISH.
Kits MackereI, barrels Mackerel, Nos. 1,2,& g.
Salmon, in kits and barrels, Picked Herrings
Pickled ShaIt ,,. =. t..s.-...s.z-.. !. -.
.t..alSEGARS,a TOBACCO S;sNUFF. -
Choice brands Segars, Thomas Nectar Leaf
Tobacco, ~; iG,-.s., .-,.s. 80
Oronoco, Jones e. Co.'s. and cheap Tobacco
Cut ndsmoking Tobacco, Snuff. in jars and
bottles, = .,..t3s 10 ;;a; ..
:7plNe would say 10 the public, call and G
Hamburg, September %, lS46.
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:.:lEetfers
E9StOi

Eb EMAINlNGtsii the. Post Office, at Edge
E6 field Court House; onthe lst October,
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For the Adrcrtise7.
To THE CHURCHES OF THE EDaEFrELD BAp.
yn TlsT Asset IATIoS


To THE CHURCHES OF THE EDoEFrELD BAp.
gs TlsT AssoC IATIoS
Dear Brethren n-T'lIe Home Mission Board
request your attention TO the subject in the FOL
lowing extract from the Minutes of the Asso.
citation, recently held at Sloan Church aud
ask yon to send mp to the Chairman of the
Board at Edgeield e. H., your views upon it
at an early period. You will please not only
to state the manner in which you desire the.
continuance of Home Missions. but also the
sums you will contribute for their support If
the answers are sent by mail. he pleased to
pay the postage. ,
Affeclioaately yours.
WILLIAM B. JOHNSON.
Edgefeld C. H., s. c., Isl Ocl. '46.
,y,H1. Extract from the Minutes.
"Resoircd, That the Home Mission Board be
instructed to consult the Churches of this AS
sociation, and TO employ Missionaries to carry
on Home Missionary operations, or not as the
Churches may direct" ~.
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Shoes ~, r., '',f,.E t. t-1.3a.:: ~, = Z
Heavy "a Negro. every superior common and /.
se~'ed and bound. &C.: &c., s&i's' ]
WOUDEN 1HARE. Y; q .si.;s ~
Buckets. Tnbs Measures Cans, Pals; Baskstsr
Brushes, teyery variety Brooins, &c.,
LTQUORs.,;.'zs..' ~ t,,.'Ss.ssI,
Cosnac Brandy, (Omrd, Dupuy & Coz ~
Champagne Brandy tSaiserac, Holland Gin; mr..
. Jamaica Rum: +,.l. I. 80,
Madeira Wine, (Symingtop,) Sicily Wine, !,
fale Sherry; (kqdolph's Port. in, bo,tlessr.
London h,d pofler p;n qts'and pts Champagne as.ss
chaPpas9s sps;s Cider, cordial, Bsrs, Domestic !
Domss,is n, n: E.. Run Mo- Meuoongaheia onl;ah.s e
hiskey, Il l.;s-S ;t,s a. .1::s.e
Funk's Wh!skey, Mii!era Old Rye ii WLisk.y ii ~
aSEaPe,fniGi ,n ~ VI 4 Is ,a;li3,,F
heclihed Hhlskey,W :fr5pf J; xi.i.,,;,I
35,i, ~ ALS0,i 4; ;sf'iis; i I; 20
Cheese, (cxra English dairy and Goshen) sBdt.isl.
Rasjus Soap (tufpen,ine, fancy, Se.) starch,ss:s
s'ad1sr,; SAT- Pesre, saleratus, Blue ss,one,sSS
Blackins, Pickles. Ketchups, sardines, Match Sei
nest &c, &cs1 q ~ S.ai 50, itl.$.g3 (.
.A2LARGE ASSORTMENT or i;3. 5t,si::.
crockerY,& y Glass ware :. !.
famine our siock and prices. ~ .,5 Z! -.
-: 80, ~ ,,.,.js.i, if. - &c. u.
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~. New Grocery Store .
s5. 18 p EsARSON & NJ I.fTII ,s3s ,s.2s. SIS IS,

coKNER TREET
asfoIOwsei
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G, WALKER,
Hamburg, Sept. /, 1916

BusnesI avail
Pearson thanks liberal shSport
Bradford whom affords pleasure the confidence sf
yGieudsa publicly generally ARsflN
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cpel WALKER Pearson generally
chandize order
nproduc required
theman
and general satisfaction : t
Ef.s>E WALKER BRADFORD q:
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FOR THE SPECTATOR.

Ma. EDITOR One more number of your paper
will issue before the next meeting Of the County
Court of Augusta, and ask leave to make sug-
geston through it to the County Court Aforesaid
not because Kenton Harper is the editor, worthy
member of the Court, and the selected commander
OF the Augusta men, who are about to go where
hope glory awaits them-but because the thing is
in my Judgment proper in ITSELF and 'worthy of all
acceptation." | propose, then, that the County
Court. on next Monday (the day Of their lawful
meeting, make an order directing their Clerk to
have prepared suitable sword, at the expense Of
the County,-to have engraved on its blade these
words "The Sword of Augusta - to be worn
and used by the commandant Of the Company of
Volunteers about to start FIR the at of the Mexi-
can war, to be brought back at the end of the war,
and then, to be yared oy the Court to the officer
or soldier of the Company whose whole conduct
him and his heirs forever
ANXIOUS CIJRIE
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ROAD MEETING.

At meeting held at Panther Gap, Dec S, 1876,
for the purpose of taking into consideration the inn
portance Of having completed the Free Turnpike
Road from Prydes in the Buffalo Gap to Brinkley s
ON the Warm Spring Road,
On motion OF Andrew Bratton, JOSEPH BELL,
Esq, was called TO the Chair and WIN. HUrcHE-
SON, appointed Secretary.
The Chairman upon taking the Chair explained
the object OF the meeting in few appropriate re-
marks.
On motion of John Pryde,
Resolved, That Committee be appointed for
the purpose Of viewing said Road, and examining the
route and consult together as to the cheapest and
best plan for making said road and for the construc
tion of Bridges On the Calf Pasture River, at
Stuart's Creek and the Cow Pasture River
any four of said Committee to have power to trans
act any business connected with said Road.
The following persons We're appointed by the
Chair to act as said Committee, VIE: John Pryde
VIM III. Bell, James Craig, Capt. John w. Dick
inson, Andrew Bratton and Alex'r. Crawford.
On motion Of G.. w. Newkirk. the Chairman
and Secretary were added To said Committee
On motion, VIM. H. Bell was appointed Trea-
surer, the Treasurer to receive all monies paid to-
wards the making Of said road, aud to pay over the
same on order from any four Of the Committee 10
the Contractors or Superntendents.
On motion,
Resolved That any subscription to said road be
received in Corn, Bacon, Flour, Beef, Plank, Tim
Der, SC. &C., at the market prices, and when deliv
cred the contractors and receipts for the be
given to Treasurer, shall be considered as money
On motion,
Resolved, That the Committee of investigation
meet at John Pryde's en- the 18th day January next,
TO view said road, and at Panther Gap, the 18th
to receive proposals for the construction of Bridges,
at Joseph Bells ON the Calf Pasture River, at Jo
seph G. w. Bells ON Stuart's Creek, and at Hug
hart's on the Cow Pasture River. The plans and
specifications Of said Bridges will be found at Pan
ther Gap.
On notion
Resolved, That the Secretary of this meeting
send copy Of the proceedings TO the Editors of the
Staunton and Lexington papers, requesting publ
cation in their papers.
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
E JOSEPH BELL, Charm.
WIN. HUTcHEsoN, Sec'ry.
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WiStar's BalSam of Wild Cherry.


THE GREAT REMEDY FOR CONSUMPTION.
PouGHKEEpsE, N. Y. Sept. Is, 1916.
Mr.. SETH w. Fowls:
Dear Sir-Thc character OF Wstar's Balsam Of Wild
Cherry is well established throughout the country
and especially in the State of New York. that any
Their testimony would seem to be unnecessary. Yet
have derived much ad anagc from il, that hap
py TO communicate through TO the sick and afflicted,
what II has done for and consider il privilege
and duty TO do coughcd or less every winter.
was cmiiucd to the house. all last winter with
cough pain in the side and breast; raised blood
several times consulted physician, but have never
taken any m ,dicnc which has done M much good
as UPSTAIRS BALSfM OF WILD CHERRY.
consider u the BEST dcine in the world for Colds
Coughs, and Pulmonary Complaints
VIM. r. SWARTS.
o. Remember. positively in no case, palm off
unreal cures as produced by this vauabe remedy
Be to get"Dr. Wstar's Balsam of Wild Cherry %
Be careful and get the genuine DIR. WlSrAR'S
BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY. None genuine un-
less signed by j. BUTTS. Address all ordcrsto SETH
w. FOWLE, Boston, Mass.
For sale by DIR. BERKELEY and A. ID. WREN,
Staunton.
December 3, 1916.
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MEXICAN WOMEN.

All accounts agree that the women OF Mexico
are superior to the men, in virtue, fidelity, benevo-
leuce, and as recent events would seem to Indicate
even in courage. 1t is said that Mrs. Chase, the
wife Of the American CONSUL at Tampco, who
stood so noby by our flag, is Mexican. 1t is also
stated that, previous to the battle of Monterey, a
Mexican lady offered to raise regiment of women,
and defend any post which might be assigned to
her. We wonder her offer was not accepted
This is the only way in which our countrymen
would be conquered. They would surrender at
discretion. We appeal to the veteran of the Union,
whether it could be considered treason to render
|'aid aud comfort" TO such an enemy.-Rich Rep.
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N%lE subscriber proposes, Cat the solicitation Of
- frends,) To publish in the town Of Scotsville,
newspaper, with the above title, which for obv-
GUS reasons, will not be Partisan in Politics. nor
Sectaran In Religion but will, SO far as the size
and general character Of the Paper will permit en-
brace such matter In regard to each, as may be
thought of general interest to the community, and
sound and conservative in Government and Morals.
without reference to Party OF Sect. But, IN the
man, 1t Will be devoted TO subjects of Commerce,
and the interests OF this place, and Of those tcho
trade IN this market. I'm addition to the prices,
and other matter OF interest, in regard the prnci-
pal articles of trade in our Market, in the chief
Commercial Cities IN the Union, selections of inter-
esting news, Foreign and Domestic and al iDfor-
nation useful to the Agricultural Community. and
subjects of whatever kind-nOt at variance with
prOprety and the character of the paper-that NAV
interest and instruct, shall be found in its columns
An arrangement will be made to procure sEm4-
WEEKLY from New York and Boston, RELIABLE
Information of the state Of those Markets in rela-
ton to all articles OF interest TO the Agricultural
community, trading at this point; and no pains
shall be spared render the paper worthy Of patron
age and perusal. And the hope that he can serrc
has trends, and make his paper the vehicle of infor
nation that will more than repay the price they
give tor 1t, is not the least consideration that has
induced him to enter upon the undertaking.
IT sufficient number of subscribers can be OBJ
tanned to sustain the paper, tie first number will
be issued the first week in January 1S47 and the
may hereafter appear best in each week thereafter.
TERMS
Two Dollars per aunum, if paid on the recent
Of the first number, or Two Dollars and Fihy Cents
if not paid within six months thereafter. The pa-
per will be printed on super-royal sheet and on
good type. p. G. HOGG.
Scottsvilc, December 3, 1916
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lA&1HlN ANSa

&S - 9SEA g. 40
TAKEN up in Augusta county, on the 4th Dec.
lo46, by Jacob Showalter, jr., two Steers-one
of pale red COLOR white the of the tail and
under the belly, and some white on each hind leg,
crop and slit in right and half crop off left ear
three years DID, and appraised to eleven dollars !;
the other steer is of red and white Color slit in each
ear. four years old and appraised to eighteen dollars
believed 10 have been lost from a drove.
Also, in the county, was taken up on the
llth of same month, by Washington Nj. Dudley,
Cow Of light brindle color, white face, some
white on her belly and back, crop off the left ear
and half crop off the right, horns bored and ends cut
of, eleven years old, and appraised to ten dollars
and fifty cents.
Extract from Record.
JEFFERSON KINNEY, Clerk
Dec IL, 1916.
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VOLUNTEERS FOR MEXICO.

Our young townsman, James Kenney, Esq,
cadet Of the Military Institute of Virginia. has
started paper in this place for the purpose of rails
ing company OF volunteers, to constitute a portion
Of the Regiment, which Virginia has been recent
ly called upon to furnish for immediate service, to
serve during the Mexican War.-Rocb'm Rep
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VIRGINIA AT Rules held in the Clerks OF.
flee Of the Circuit Superior Court of Law and
Chancery Tor Bath County, ON Monday the 9TH day
of December, 1916,
Michael Doyle and Anna his wife-Plantffs,
AGAINST
James NJ 'Laughlin and Kitty his wife-Defendants
The said defendants not having entered their
appearance and given security according to the act
OF Assembly and the Rules of this Court, and it APP
pearing from satisfactory evidence, that they are
not inhabitants of this Commonwealth, ON motion
of the Plaintiffs, 1t is ordered that the said James
Mclaughlin and Kitty mis- wife appear here on the
first Monday in March next and answer Plaintiffs
Bill, and that copy of this Order be forthwith
published in the Staun,on Spectator for two months
successfully, and posted on the front door Of the
Court House for said County.
Copy-Teste,
CHARLES L. FRANCISCO, Clerk.
December H., 1886
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A bill, which has been OR some time under dis
cussion IN the Legislature Of North Carolina, and
which has ELECTED debate Of great ability and
sarnestness, re-distrcting the Congressional Dis
tricts Of that State, which were 50 shamefuly ger
Iymandered by the Locofocus in 1912, has been
passed TO its second reading, in the House Of Com
mons, by 9 majority test vote. The Senate has
vet to act upon II,
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ANXIOUS CURIE.
MEssRs. LAMBERT AND Bo1>Ts

We understand that rencontre took place yes
terday, at the Depot, ON Broad street, between MIR.
John Lambert, Sun of the Mayor, and Mr.. C. II.
Botts.-Ihe affair grew out OF the publication of
"Justice" in the Republican, and Mr.. Bolts reply
in the Standard Several pistol shots, we learn,
Were exchanged. bat are happy to be informed that
neither parry was seriously iniured.--Rich. Req.
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The following appears as an advertiseme
Charlestown papers:
WAR WITH MEXICO.

WANTED, ONE HUNDRED active, brave young
men, to serve Rocket and Mountain Howitzer
Batteries, now preparing by the Ordnance Depart
ment for immediate departure.
In pay, provisions, and clothing, this corps will
be superior TO any yet raised and from the kind of
arms, will be constantly in advance, where the
hardest fighting may be expected.
The highest character for courage and physical
ability will be required for admission. 81 paid to
citizens for each recruit. Apply to
JOHN SYMINGTON,
Major Of Ordnance, Hrptr's Ferry, Ta
Dec. IL, 1916
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We are gratified toiearn, from the Times of yes
terday' 'hat the booksellers of Richmond have pre-
tertaining volumes, for their instruction and arso
ment while in barracks.-For an act $, c,rnn,on.
dabe and honorable (says the Times) thew deserve
the gratitude not merely Of the gallant Young men
for whose immediate benefit it was intended bn,
the thanks and appreciation of the whole communi-
ty.--Whig.
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ESTRiY.

TNAKEN up BY George w. Allen ON the 10Th
day Of February 1916, cow with bripdle
sides, and back, white face and belly, no ear marks,
but has the points Of the horns sawed off. supposed
TO be eight years old, and appraised to s..
Copy-Teste,
JACOB X. STRIBLING. d. C.
Dec. 10, 1876.
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MORE VOLUNTEERS.

The Philadelphia North American mentions a
ruInor In that city that the President had resolved
10 accept TWO or three more companies from Penn
Regiment.
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r IBERAL ADVANCES made on consip

IL ments
Refer to II. M. Brent, Esq. Cashier, ]. II.
SHERRARD, Esq. Cashier, Winchester, Va, and
the Merchants and Farmers generally of the Val
ley and Merchants of Winchester.
we respectfully solicit continuance Of that lib
eIai patronage heretofore received by us at Win
chester and for the past three years in Baltimore.
Baltimore, Dec. "a, lS46-6m
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TAVERN PROPERTY.
NOTICE

4 PPLICATION will be made to the next Legis-
"a laiure of the State of Virginia, for CHy4R-
TER to make Railroad from Little's Falls, on
the Shenandoah River, in the county Of Jefferson,
to intersect the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad at or
near the Old Furnace, with the condition to stop at
OF intersect the Winchester and Potomac Railroad,
at or near Reyes Switch; Prouided, That Compa-
ny can give satisfactory assurance that all freight
for either the downward or upward trade shall be
promptly taken of, delivered, the case may be-
December 10, lS46.-3t
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PLUMBE
National DNSMeiTSNs Gallery
PHOTOGRAPHERS FURNISHING
Ees;Efb'ES.

A WARDFD the Gold aud Silver Medals -Four
IA First Premiums, and Two Highest Honors at tie
National, the Massachusetts,, the New York, and the
pennsylvania Exhibitions respectively, for the most
spIcudd COorcd Dagucrrcoty pes and best Apparatus
ever exhibited. ~
Portraits taken in exquisite style, without regard
weather.
Instructions given in the art.
large assortment Of Apparatus and Stock always on
hand, a, the lowest ash prices.
New York, 25i Broadway; Philadelphia &c Chest
nut St; Boston IS Court, and SIS Hanover Sts Bal
tlmoic, 25 Baltimore St. Washington, Pcnnsy ania
Avenue Petersburg. Va, Mechanics Hall CINCINNATI
Fourth and Walnut and 76 Main ST. Saratoga Springs
Brosdway Paris 1877 Yciilo Rue dn Temple; Liver
pool 81 Church ST. June Is 1916
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STOP THAT MEXICAN

A sword has been presented by citizens of Phila-
delphia to Captain Charles Nayor, a distinguished
wing OF that city, who is about to proceed to Mex-
co with company of Volunteers, to give "aid and
comfort" to the enemy.
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SPIRIT OF OUR YOUNG oFFICERs

The burning Of the Creole under the guns OF the
Castle at Vera Cruz shows the daring spirit Of our
young officers, and promises brilliant results if they
have out the opportunity to signalizc their names
and render service to their country.
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NEW SUPPLY
DRUGS AND MEDICINES,

WE arc now receiving Spring supply Of Dnuop,
w MEDIcINEs, PAINTS, SC, which 4 wilIs ell on
the most liberal terms
All orders Entrusted to us will meet W it'll prompt at
tention and the articles be carefully select,a and
packed.
Any articles shipped by which fail please both
a. to price and quality, may be returned at
We .xchange articles in line for any kind of
Produce
Dr. N. BROCKENBROUGH& CO.,
March l9, iS46.-tf. Druggists, Scottsyille, W,
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VAiLU AIElLlN
4 AV ERN A n ID f A R Nj
FOR RENT.


I WILL lease for a term of years that well
= known property in Bath County, called Green
paltey, situated on the Warm Spring and Harri-
sonburg Turnpike. thirteen miles East of the Warm
Springs. AS Tavern stand, it is believed to have
no superior between Staunton and the White Sui
piuI, eAcept Cloverdalc and Cailahan's The inn
provements, both to the Dwelling House and the
ut-houses, Barn, Stables, &c. Sc, are upon lib
era scale, and of excellent quality. Water is con-
yeyed into the yard by pipes from an unfailing
Spring.
The Farm consists Of 500 Acres, of which about
$50 are cleared and in cultivation IS Acres of
good Meadow. and 70 Acres well set in Clover.
The fences in excellent condition and the renter
will be required to leave them in like order at the
termination Of his lease.
There is new BRICK STORE-HOUSE on
the premises, but this will be reserved out of the
lease.
Possession can be given on the first of March, up
to which time the premises will be shown by Col
Allen now resident at Green Valley.
JAMES A. FRAZIER
jennings Gap, Dec. 10, ls46.-tf
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1n<E6Gu, A FTER long and laborious tour through
H<yS@SS IN Texas business for Messrs. Nicholas
t&~~SSS and William Kinney and Doctor FrancsT
Striking, am again at home and have entered upon
the dischargr Of my duties Commissioner in the Cir
cult superior Court of Law and Cbauccry for Augusta
County With the deepest sense OF gratitude,
knowl dye the very decided and liberal support which
the people Of Augusta have uniformly given me, and
most sincerely beg its continuance.
JOHN b. WATTS,
Stunton, May s, 1916. c. c. $. c. L. and. c. C. o.