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HENRY CLAY.

To this distinguished man the eyes of his coun-
trymen turned, whether his position be the fore
most in the public councils, Withdrawn from the
thoroughiare of politics, now in the retirement
of private life.
At recent convvial celebration in Washington,
one of the speakers, for series of years the pOli
cal opponent of Mr.. Clay, honored himself and the
occasion by respectful illusions 10 the Man of his
Country The Richmond Republican, refers in an
appropriate manner To this occurrence, and adds:
Henry Clay has often been represented as man
of inordinatc ambition but though he is entirely
disconnected from political affairs, we will say of
him now, what have ever Thought that his am
bition is rather for his country than himself IL it
were otherwise, he c)ud scarcely preserve that re-
markable eqnar NIFTY and choerlulneSs, which, in
defeat or victory, in retirement in public affairs,
have ever distinguished his character. Calamity
and gracefully does he bear himself in every re!a-
ton of life, WHETHER leading ON the Wing squad
rons to the charge, or submitting to the supPro:
power Of his adversary. A man with such giant
powers must feel that no ntli ., however elevated
could add ga cubit to the stature of that fame
which has already cast its colossal shadows over
the world
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FROM rue nAna,sosuvao rrpvpr,cAs.
To Me Editors ofAis Republican:


GENrLEMEN,-ln your paper of the 9th instant,
you were kind enough 10 express the opinion that
ought to be The Wing candidate for Congress at
had been previously thrown out by the Richmond
Wing and have received letters from different
parts of the district urging me To accept the noin
nation. For these very lat,eriug evidences OF the
confidence and favorable regard OF my fellow
citizens. l beg leave 10 return my most grateful
acknowledgements To be selected as the standard
bearer of the Wing party in district 50 distinguish
cd for talent patriotism and political Information
ours. is an honor Of which any man might well feel
proud. Aud although the chances Of success may
he ara INST us at present. il is position. which, il
/ were disposed to enter into political life again,
should mos, cheeriully accept, for should regard
that defeat would he attended with no disgrace,
willis, victory would crown the champion of Wing
principles with uniading laurels am obliged
however, by considerations connected with my pri-
vate and professional engagements, to decline the
honor which my friends have proposed to confer
upon me. But whilst feel it to be my duty to
announce publicly that cannot consent that my
name shall be brought before the Convention.
hopel shall be pardoncd for saying, that cordially
approve the proposition to nominate Il candidate,
who shall be the eXpoundCr of Wing principles,
and the defender Of Wing measures in the approach
ing election. We can have no difficulty in select
ing from the long list OF able aud esiimahle gentle
men who adorn district suitable leader. Aud
need hardly add, that when he is chosen, my best
efforts will be most chcerfully contributed TO ensure
his success.
With sentiments Of respect and esteem.
81. Your ohedcnt servant.
ALIEN. II. ii. STUART.
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WiStar'S BalSam of Wild Cherry.


DROOFS of the grna: sup 'riority of DR.. Wistar's
Balsam pour in IF 'm al; parts of tn. country. No
thing can equal its in relieving human suffer
ing.
OxFoRp, New Haven Co., Coma, J an. 4, AS
DEAR SIR Having witn IS ii tlc cif cts OF Wist,rs
balsam oil Wild Oh 'rFy the of on. of ny Ugh
bors, who has been Tor several years seriously aict
with the phthisic, raj pulm mary aknsss bleed
ing OF the lungs cic hlvs niuc al ask You
send me som. OF the IN dicinc, with c'rtiiicatc of
agency. My n.ghbor, referred above lat ,Iy had
violent attack of .cding tn lungs, and distr in
breathing. He tri-d boitl.' of thu Wild Cherry
which has produc ID saluary aud favorab eff CT
At his instance, and raj Others laoo ing und lik.
complaints, have b:cn Undue al max this request
BY attending to the above Immediately, yon will obigc
the affctcd, and also, Yours, ,tc.,
HENRY DUNHAM
o. Remember we positively, in casc, palm off
unreal cures produced by this invaluable remedy .
BE sure TO gct"Dr Wistar's BalSam of w i'd Cherry "
BE careful and get the genuine DIR. WiSTAR'S
BALSAM OF WILD CHER&Y. None genuine I'M
less signed by !. BUTTS Address all ordcrsio SETH
w. FOWLE, Boston. Mass.
For sale by DIR. Der lELEY and A. d. WREN
Staunton /; and by ID. j.. GRAHAM, Grscnvilc.
February Is, 1917.
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The New York Express APPLY says 1--WE nev-
er before heard of people spending hundred mil
lions of dollars in war to punish nation accused Of
robbing us, and of invading our sJil and then Civ
ing it three millions to make peace Among all the
origina!ities of the United States, Europe we ven
ture TO say, will look upon this as the oldest If
any body pays, surely Mexico ought to pay as three
millions!"
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fo viii:

4 7 County Cont OF Augusta, held at the
a Court House If said County, ca Monday the
2Slh day of December, iS4G--
james Pcage and Thomas Wilson, and Eliza his
wi!i,--PiaaiAs,
AGAINST
Thomas G. Poage Robert g. Poagc. Cyrus Poage,
John III. Page. Matthew Wilson, jr, and Jane
his wife and Observation-Disclosures.
IN CHiNCERY.
This day came the plaintiffs, by their attorney
and filed their bill against the Defendants, and on
motion John \. Davidson is appointed guurdia,
dd Item Tor the imtant children of Ann SCOTT and
George w. Mowry is appointed eut0rij0n I'D itcn,
for the infant children OF Elizabeth Jane Mowry,
decd, and ii appearing TO the satisfaction Of The
Court, that the dCfendan'S Thomas &. Poagc. Ro
bert g. Page and Cyrus Poagc. are inhabitants
Of this Commonwealth: and they not having enter
cd their appearance and given security according to
the Act of Assembly, and Tie RuIes Of dis Cour.
on motion OF the Plaintiffs by their attorney it is
ordered that said 'i'h uas c. Po8ge, r bert c.
Poage and Cyrus Poagc, appear here on the fourth
Monday OF March neHt, and answer the Plaintiffs
bill and that copy OF this order be forthwith in
serted fJr two months in some newspaper published
in the town Of SIaunton, and that another copy
thereof be posted at the front door Of the Court
House OF Augusta County.
Cupy-'Tesie
JEFFERSON KINNEY, Clerk
,Ianu1rv ri 1917
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LADIES' SUPPER.
ON THE TWENTY SECOND OF FEB.

YIN lt1EI Il w I'm lf SECOND OF FEB.
&S9ssSso TIE LADIES of the Waynesborough
kS2SSS Presbyterian Church, will furnish a
DINNER on the Z2nd inst. at the Town Hall. and
on the evening of the same day. an entertainment
OF the Fair order. They respectfully invite tho
patronage Of all benevolent hearts and lovers of
good eating. The object is praise worthy one.
characteristic Of all female enterprises.
February ,Si1
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SELLERS LIVER PILLS.

LNOR the cure of thc LIVER CONFERENCE.-The
Il proprietor of thu above medicine, aware of tn ma
ny instances in which the afflicted have been imposed
upon by quack remedies proclaim To b, remedies for
every dis yet hopes that The Liver Pill will not
be placed in that class until they fairly tested
Pills. and find after following hr given directions that
they hav" not been benefited, shall have their money
rrturn,d''
This is don that the public may not the pur
pose of thc proprietor to culat upon their Guilty
but TO give a' Least an equivalent for their money.
In addition 10 TIL" qualities already mentioned, they
are highly recommends ID Anti Bilious and Purs alive
Pills.
G5,Sold by DIR. f. BERKELEY, Staunton, Va; and
by b. +. Graham, Grcpnvillc.
February Is lSi7
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FRESH VEN!SON.

A L an intermediate adjourned Tcm of the Cir
"A cult Superior Court Of Law and Chanccry for
Augusta County. at the Court house thereof, on
Friday the 9Th uf January, 1877
Joseph Mayo, admir- de bjn;s non of Ninan Min
zies. deed, and Of James Todd, dec'd.-Plain's.
AGAINST
Samuel Clarke, Trustee of Sampson Mathews,
decd, and the heirs of the said Sampson Ma
thews, decd, and joel f.. Mathews, adm'r de
bcnis non, with the will annexed Of George Ma
thcws, deed, and executor also of Charles l..
Mathews, deed, and other Defendants.
This cause came 10 he heard by consent of
parties this Sth day of January ls47, on the bills,
answers. exhibits, dispositions and report of Com
missioner Vapp, and was argued by counsel On
consideration whereof the Court is of opinion that
this cause l. not Row in condition in which de-
cree can he pronounced, that it is necessary and
proper that the creditors named in the Deed OF
Trust executed by Sampson Mathews TO AleXan-
der Nelson, bearing date ON the 2!st day OF Octo-
her. 1913. aud the creditors named in the Deed of
Trust executed by the said Sampson Mathews to
Samuel Clarke aud Jacob Kinney, bearing date the
l9,h day of November 100, both Of which deeds
are filed as exhibits in this cause, should be made
parties defendant in the same-doh adiudoc. order
and decree that leave he given To the pianifflo
file supplemental bill, making the creditors or
their representatives, provided for by the said deeds
PARTIES defendant, and doth further order and decree
that the cause be referred TO Master Commissioner
Hendren. TO take account showing
LIST. Which, ii any, of the debts provided for in
said deeds have been paid, when paid, and the a.
mount paid.
I'd A statement OF the debts intended to be Sc
cnred by such deeds which have not been paid and
The amount OF the same.
And the said Commissioner is authorized 10 make
any other statement deemed pcrncntby himself or
required by the parties in be made, and to proceed
in the execution of the decree after having publish
ed in some newspaper printed in The Town " Siaun-
ton FOR two months successfully notice Of the time
and calling ON the credito,s provided for in said
deeds, 10 present and assert their claims, if any they
have, to the said Tris-fnnd. aud said Commissioner
is requested to make report his proceedings, I'M
der THIS decree.
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NINETY-NINE ACRES.

more OF less. This land is of an excellent quality
being limestone. and is situated in a good
neighbOrhood. adjoining the lands of VIM. A. Hang
er, deed. and others. six miles northwest of Siaun
ton, on the Warm Spring road leading from Siaun-
ton through Jennings Gap The Middle River
runs through it, with Sufficient fall Cor any kind
of machinery. Twenty five acres of said land are
cleared and in gond state Of cultivation the re-
mandcr is well tinibered. The improvements are
comfortable Dwelling House, and good Stable.
There is Spring of excellent water convenient to
the house.
The premises will he shown 10 any person wish.
ing to purchase by jacob Hanger, or the under
signed at Willow Grove, near Churchvillc Terms
of sale accommodating .-Possession will be given
on the 18th of March next
HARVEY BEAR.
CHRISTIAN BEAR. Jr hun' u.s.
February 10, 1877.
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In Ptisburg young man named Drum is bar.
keeper in hotel. An acquaintance for whom
was preparing whissey pinch, remarked that lie
never before understood Shakcsreares expression
of 'Fthe spirit stirring Drum'
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o 3 + n u a * Y.


DIED on the litl lust, in this place, Mrs ELIZA
BETH HARRACFF. az - years 3 ino,ihs aud 10 La
mrs H. was on: OF our old st citiz ms having rcsdY
IN this town more than fifty years. Shc sustained din
ring hTr long life uDblrmi ri utafjcn and has
bcqutathSd TO her pJsttrny that richest
cy-"a good name She a IN ,mbrr of The. prs.
bytcran church, and adorn. her prof ssiOn by con-
sistent walk. Sh' Dor. III, inrtn,t of 40 1,J az;
case with exemplary resignation and pati.nc, I'M.
Pnog and chccrluiy she awaited all the days of her an
pointed time till htr chang; cam =, and in ~ b.y;p
"servcd the will of Cod fell aslecp ia Jesus
DIED in Bloomington, Missouri on fin. All, >,,,;.
ARMENIA FRANCES daughter of DE- VIM Clark Cr
ncrly Of this plac, a. d years and months.
''Look upward and ag %! SIC,
Fixtd in her bI st abod.:
What par would moi childrss be,
TO give a child to God -
DIED, on tn 25th ultimo at Clover Lick the rrs
dcnce of Mr.. John Warw ck PocshJntasc ,unfv Cu,s
G.. GATgwooD, in In 20th year Of has az . Son Of III
late Andrew VI. sad sally w D. Cat " yoI Tb.
deceased hal 50 ilr rtc)v d at Oh. tan. az to be-
thought GU, OIL dang eui snld MY rtp,d, aud f-Il
victim, in the flower Of his youth, TO that m y,
ing malady, Purid Scr. Throat. III. d ceased h.,
left an only sister. Mrs. Warwick having b.rn :, mn
fortunate as TO los both his par nts VIII IN ,,
A ~ large family many o! tn, comics
Of this Stat , will nia their liars, AND .pIy ,n,
pathisc with thc wing scr in II af1 c, n Vim
owing TO tisfscbl star OF r. a'ih. was MED the
melancholy pleasure Of waiting up1n htr sick brother
during his Illness, or seeing him vii dad. -
DIED, Of consumption, ar Churchvillc, On the
18th January last Ms SUsAS CATHARISg, cousOrt Of
Whhan Miller, in the 9th OF r age. Ths de-
ceasfh was tn mother Of two small children. Sh,
suffer d severely E,r s,v, W .ks Vt du4nr all hr
suGcrngs tn lords will was r will Sb mt the
summons OF O'ath with III gr attest c0mposur, yea
sn; was p'rmHto ito finish h'r with joy"
Seldom have surviving IN 1trn RS al snch b,,pbT cy
dcncc that friend has gone 10 resi- II c,npl IL VIC
Tory over h.r last 70 hlld the hearts Of att ndda
Christians with joyful hopes TO M ct h s.,vb rs
they will b. free from toll an1 pain - ami M nb
caused the unbclcver say-iet IN die III 10 ,n of
tue righteous let my last end be Ike" hers RS.
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A copv-Tcs,c,

II. z. k!NNF-i. G. G.
The parties interested are hereby inform
ed that have appointed Thursday, the Isl day of
April next, for the purpose 81 cyccutng the torcgo
ing decre,ai order. NJ which time they are required
10 attend Mt nay Office in the town Of Siauuton,
prepared to render account Of their claims and
liabilities in obedience To The decree
j. \. itENDREN. Music. C0mr
InnunrN y Isl. lSL1
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{; Caroline IpIdier, DO,
: Cifr0n UGter, do,
: Ndsturiiwn,
: E.Tly Siircr !Skin'd Onion,
+. Uhi;e Portugal, do,
) Large D0rk Red, do,
{ feiio,c Dufch. DO,
{ Long Dutch Parsnip,
s Ea,it D,rarf Peas.
5 heen's S,edings, no.,
, Edriy Uidr1cich. do,
I Lcr!y ifi0skingfon, do,
, Early Frame, do,
BISHOPS Eayiy Brarf do,
|; knighrs Raj hia,ro,c DO,
!; O,c0g1' tctite lI0r'fai, DO,
, Chants Jld,row. do,
Street Spanish Pepper,
leiio,c fumpL an,
E0r!y French SCI. Ra6liSh.
EobfY &C snort Top, 40,
Cnerru jirnip. 10,
Earth Ithite Thrnip, do,
Rheutgrj. Satisfy.
Summer Bush Squash.
Vegetable 1!GiTOw. do,
La &c Red Tomato,
Large ieilO,c, do.
Early iSno,cbGn Ttwnip,
l''io,c, 30 lido,
Eariy lIhife Garden Stone
Long Iaihdrd, do,
Ohr'd.
H'so, a great rariofy Of
FL OVER SEEDS.
lS47.
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.grgro Fg~2,,mm for !guEc,

'F'e1F" . WS.s'V8E w 'sEFFFa
i WISH 30 sell at private sale n LIKELY
NEGRO WOMAN. belonging 20 the Estats
Of jacob Icas, esq. decd, remarkably stout and
healthy. is an excellent Cook. Washer. sc.
about 81 oT % years Of agc The purchaser NAV
have the privilege of retaining tho principal Of the
purchase money during the lie tmc Of Mrs. I.ess,
by paying the iniercs; annually.
WASHINGTON SWOOPF.
EXr Of Jacob eas. decd
December 81 1876.
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TO CGNIRAlT0l s.

'E'EN miles Of the Free Il .ad 10 lei. on the first
DAY ct March next al tle house } i'm pfydo3
beginning al Eui,lo- Gap Tavcrn) Sealed pro.
p1sals viii be received. Persons wishing 20 exam
me the location. viii be shown it by Johu Pryde or
Alexander Crawford
THE COMMITTEE
January 2S. 1914
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NEW WHOLESALE DRUG STOAE.
CANRY & BARTLETT

EgEG leave respectfully 80 inform dealers and
~ others in this vicinity. that they have recently
established at the n. W. CoGHEE OF LiGnr AND
LOMBARD STREETS. BALTIMogE, 4
WHOLESALE Drug ESTABLISHMENT.
where they have now on band and intend. Keeping
a complete and extensive assortment OF entire fresh
Drugs and Medicines. well rs Paints. Oils
Glass, Dyo-Siuils. Sc, laid in at prices that will
enable ihem to furnish persons dealing in Drugs,
SC. with every article in that line, on certainly as
gaad terms and q as 6ne quality can Ire Obtained
from any othcr establishment either 10 Baltimore or
elsewhere. They are ale, the manufacturers and
vendors Of DR.. Chaiman's Worm Mixture, Wrghls
Worm Mixture, and Lees Family Medicines
THOMAS J. CANDY,
Laic Of the fam Of Stablcr & Candy.
WA a. B&BTLETT.
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1917.
NEW GOODS.
UND Err TIL NEW TARIFF.

w EE-A g COZ
CHEApSIDE, STAUNTON, VA
4 RE now receiving and opening large supply
Oh Goods, suitable to the prcson; season O about
E'sE'B'S' PES E.zE}S,
amongst which are prime Sugars. Colfecs. Old ia
va, Rio, SC, Crushed Sugar. English Cheese. a
prime article. five cases Boys and Mems Boots
and SHOES, five cases fine Silk and Beaver Hats.
fifty pieces new style English and French Prints.
Bird Eye thread Cassjmercs. Cassinetts. best
Sheetings. Tickings. Flannals, Hardware and Gut
lery. Qucensware, SC Sc, MI of which. with the
remainder Of our stock, will be sold at reduced
prices.
January q, 1917
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OGAZLMIGS SLO NlAA&9 SAlnlMo
" ATTAIN LOFFTUS and Joseph Woods,
y admins, Of Ralph A. Lofftus, dec'd.-Plls.
AGAINST
Daniel Bryan, Alexander Henderson, ct alias
Defendants.
IN CHANCERY
In obedience to a decree pronounced on the 5ih
day Of January. 1877, in the above cause. by the
Judge Of the Circut Superior Court Of Law and
Chancery for Augusta County. at an intermediate
adjourned term thereof, the undersigned, who were
appointed Commissioners for the purpose, will pro-
ceed on the 10Th day OF March. 1877, to sell upon
the premises. at auction to the highest bidder that
valuable TRACT OF LAND, in the proceed
ings mentioned, lying in the County of Augusta.
on Middle River, adjoining the lands of the late
Samuel Crawford. and estimated TO contain near
THREE HUNDRED and NINETY ACRES.
FERMS.-So much cash as will defrav the ex-
penses Of sale and coss of suit the balance in three
equal annual ins'amenls the purchaser giving bond
with good security, and the tile retained until the
asst payment is made.
IUCIUS Q. SMITH.
ALFRED CHAPMAN. comm IS
February | |, lS47.
Gi> The Rockingham Register will publish until dav
OF SAL, and charge Commits Onrrs.
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COppFT. E'sas IS Sheet
MANUFACTORY.

'ENllE. subscriber still continues To carry on the
COPPER. TIN s. SIEET-IRON bust
ness IN all their varinus branches HOUSE RooF-
INC with TIN, COPPER or ZINC. he will do On
The shortest notice, in the hest manner and IN mo-
derate terms. AlSo GU rTERING & SPOUT
iNG done IN the neatest and best manner at prices
To suit the times
COUNTRY PRODUCE Of all kinds taken in
exchange Pr work
lie will pay cash f1r 5000 pounds Of old Copper
and Brass BE. POINTS
Feb. Is. lSl1.=2m
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BRANDRtTH'S PILLS,
BgyAaE OF ooU1gTuREE1gs!

Tie genuine bIHadlcIH PHis Gun be Obtained Ut Mc
J0t'mcing p'tces:
william kyIc. stanton; W. W King Wayncsbo.
rough william H. II II, Churchvill =. \. H.isk,lf,
Lebanon WHIT S"iphur Springs; y. n. Cvrci Par.
nassUs u. SIS rsn,I'h, Nit. Scion Tyr Aiaupin,
Whinnor,. Mt. Meridian; g. T. Graham. 5rrrny lie !.
Jas =. Guy Drcricd McCufin. & Co, Al.dway :
Col. w II. Hln Gr"yn valley, Bath Co.; John t.
Warm Springs, aud Henry Miller, Cedar Creek.
February II, l5l7.
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? L Lie s ALE.

4 WILL offer for sale my two Tracts of Land;
lying end being in tie County Of Augusta,
the head waters Of Naked Greek. The "Swank
Tract contains
sos ACRES,
The CLONE Tract" adjoining the Swank Tract
contains
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sugar maple and walnut Plank. and a quantity of
WHEAT, RYE, CORN 6 OATS.

Ierms.-FOr all sums OF SJ,UD aud. under the
cash will be required Tor all above that amount a
credit of nine months will be given, the purchaser
giving bond with approved security.
TX All persons having caimsshgainst the es-
tate are requested To make them known Or before
the day Of sale and those indebted will please
forward and make payment.
Also ut the same time and place there will be
offered Gfno disposed of privately tract of land
containinp
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'''' i''''0
Long Island.
Earth ,Jiiie Cluster Beo,,s
IIhiis hidncu. do.
Yeiio,p Sir Iieeks' do
.Euriv f,oka,ck. do.
Lnrgc Iphitp lima. d..
Long Blood Beet,
Jrh,fe Sugar. do.
Earth Red .Sc0rcify, do.
French Yei,op Sugar. do.
Eariu York Cabbage.
Roul DRUM, DO.
Earth Dutch. DO.
Earth Sugar TORT. do.
Ln,.se E,grIy YORK DO
Fiot or L.o,s Dutch. DO,
Late DrumLfuR. do.
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GARDEN SEEDS.
ROBERT COWAN.

AS just received a supply Of Fresh Garden
Seeds, from Princes celebrated establishment,
LnnU ISnnh
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PUBLIC SALE.

WILL be sold on THURSDAY the 18th of March,
1877, at the late residence OF Christian Bear,
decd, the following
PlNlNSWN : Ia Ip& JlP.A@W z 8
helonging To the Esate Of said deceased. viz =
Horses, Cattle, and III ,gs, Threshng Machine,
Farming Utensils, Household and Kitchen Fur
niture. &C., One Gig and Harness, One Horse,
One Rolling Screen, lot OF Blacksmiths Tuols.
One set of Cabnetmalcr's Tools, a quantity of
sugar maple and walnut Plank. and quantity of
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A Il an intermediate adjourned Tcm of the Cir
"A cult Superior Court Of Law and Chanccry for
Augusta County. ut the Court house thereof, on
Friday the 9Th uf January 1877
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Siaunton, February 4, lS47.