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bENV U TT VL IIfNFI0o NVOIINf
Received May lsh.
WE have just received direct from New
w York-
Elrrant eoloufed Needle work Swiss Musins
DO Embd swiss md Tatiion Dresses al coofs
super Printed IacaEeus styles
Rich tin Plaid t-aho'la ~ Snir
do Plaid Grenadines AMI sih Tissues
splendid Hrocade silks
light Camel. do
French RafeSrs of the latest styles
Piain M md saun striped siIks
Fatin stripe waicfrd DO
Ofrsndo Nusiins md Lawns, very cheap
French and Muslin Cinrhams
Every style of Mourning goods
Black nefnan Hhawia
Bh and Fancy llernabi FcarN
Whie Embroidered Cmpg shawis larerc ehawtf
aupgr Mafseiles aud Corded Skirts
Gfass stus Bonnet Ribbons
Also ful assorment. Fancy Prints % styles ~ Of
below prices srangers visiting
the ehJ are requested 70 oan and ersmine stock
WARREN FARfss a BROWN,
INV 10 No o.. Main Street
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.uDORIFIC TINCTuRE OR SWEAT
M. nUnpE

TINS of the CkEArEFI DISCOVERIES 10 medicine.
such sin unequl"d power pfuent FREE PENETRATION.
thus throwing % ~ once The vOsn colds fcvef'
hamnai'ns a gvng The nos speedy md relief
Choue st,iur Uf tfera ctcrucaung n. n any psr
81 ihH body Ihis medic valued ABOVE PRICE by Jos a
nes VIM are arqHi'd with o. snd particularly ~ physicians
Nh" usf n ih'f fartrr n n'eds ony BE-
hshy fs'ftd hud v bong fd at fe romrncsneni ury
sdi'n md vni'n' STOCK 90 WOULD Mp rnE WORT AND
Nu-r DANGEROUS bisEA-FE ts rue BrB Ma, f,,Hy -,
pean W"i1 ~ without u- up1sfd remedy I'D they
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DIVE APPLEs.-jus, received y, flesh Pine App., fo'
II sale BY IL u IsLOEs BROTHER.
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STATE oT MaEYLAsp,

STATE MsEYLAsp,
BALTIMORE CITY
p remembered that this ID day January before me-
thesuscber, Justice Of the Peace Of the
Aforesaid personally Appealed Benedict Green made
she Holy Eyaneely OF Almighty God
facts oh the Just and true
stated. Sworn before JESSE CLOUD, j. r.
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: WI WTIFTT TTHT TTTIITTTITWII-
BEACH'S FEMALE PILLS.
BEACHs ANTIDYsPEPTIC PILLS

1he undoubtedly good medicine Tor Dyspepsia and al
affections ri Tie sumach, be- found
p'ror % other hry ceft'ny NOT SURPASSED
midn'ss ard efficiency Of operation Tor RADICAL CURE
tosvensss Sour stomach Heart bum Water "a
lrd wind In ths stomach and bowels They ghy vaIu
81 ~ an ~bpsu1w aui better WIN once
used fhfH
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BEACH'5 HEPATlC OR LIVER PILLS.

fnf ah Auctions NJ le Liver 1nf Htnfy Ovans These Pill
have found In sy.y nj Liver rDfpiint SOVEREIGN
REMEDY They go FPBrifrALty rPON TuE LAYER and
Immediate uton a diseases Dfrsn ffoyng
pan. suafgruont. ILLUMINATION. aru chfDnic ycDnrs
rpff dulreas hravnfss Hni 1870 olef acrDmpa
Of ryrfy Of i,ssaa vhi-h Liver.
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BEhCH'5 Cough PILLS.

These P n taken ai h0 my affection o.
throat hronrhii tubes would aAVE TTptHANDE
FROM CONsu MP1tON BRONCHITIS PLEURiFY and nn olef
dfsrasrs NJ The chest They relieve ~ lung. urh
of s rhrs promote srpec1faipn the
restore hr in'rnstf rerpuon, lri give ef
OIL aces ~ COius fugifs symptoms
suitng from CIiECKRD PEHsFiRATtON Ffee only Is es
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TO Mi. Henry Hxcneagy-

SiR.--As you are not an inhabtant of the Com
monwealth Of Virginia you will please take notice
that shall on the 18th day of July, lS47, at the
Office of Charles II. Lewis, Esq, in the town OF
Marnsburg, Va, proceed 10 take the deposition of
said Charles Ii. Lewis, between the hours of 8 o.
clock, a. NJ, and 6 o'clock, z. Nj. and on the
22d day of said month, July, lS47 at the Office OF
Reuben ID. Hill. in the town of Staunton, between
the hours of 8 o'clock, A. M. and O'Clock p. NJ,
shall proceed to take the deposition Of Bucius Q.
Smith, Esq, which dispositions when taken shall
offer as evidence the trial of a suit now pending
and undetermined on the Cbancery side of the Cir
cult Superior Court of Law and Chancery for All
gusta County, in which am plaintiff, and you and
Daniel Forer and Elizabeth his wife are defend
ants. If from any the taking OF said deposit
tons shall not be completed on the days aforesaid
the taking thereof will be adjourned from day 10
day, or time to time, until they are completed
when and where you can attend if you shall think
proper.
WILLIAM SISLER.
June 10. fSl7--4i
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PLAN OF ORT ES
KNABE & GAERLE,
MANUFACTURERS.
No. 9, Eutaw Street, Baltimore.


t. is believed that no Factory has received more
extensive patronage from Professors of Music
and Amateurs. Specimens of their Instruments
may be seen by this community at Capt. Harper's;
Col. WIN. A. Bells, and at the Augusta Female
Selindry to all of whom we are permitted to refer
A guarantee givenin all cases to the purchaser,
that his instrument shall be satisfactory Prices
from $3.50 to S40O
The following notice o! these Pianos appeared in
the Baltimore Patriot short time since:
In the warerooms of Messrs KNABE s. GAEHLE
no. y, Euaw street, several elesant Sc
ven octave, rose wood Pianos, of Gothic style,
which have attracted much attention, and been
praised in the highest terms by professors and anna
teurs who have tried them. They are IN all res
poets ve;y fine Instruments. The case is massive
and strong the wood beautifully grained and most
tasefulB carved. The tone is rich, deep and pure;
and is what is technically called warm, sunny
tone--tpe touch easy, and the mechanism com
plete 1t is gratifying 10 know that such instr-
ments are made in this city, and it is even more
gratifying TO know that they are appreciated, as is
evinced by the constant demand for them. Indeed,
we were surprised to find that there was such an
extensive and complete manufactory of Pianos a
Dlong us, which has been steadily increasing from
its first establishment till it is now one of the laIg
est iii the country, and keeps constantly employed,
in its various departments, very large number OF
workmen. Those who are regarded as judges say
there is no Piano made any where, which, in its
musical properties or its external finish, will take
precedence of these, and that the present high ia
vor with which they regarded, will extend and
increase itself. as they become better known.
EEy Mr.. FRANCIS Il. BAILEY is agent for sell
ing these Piano Fortes in Augusta county.
June 3, lS47-U
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COMMISSIONERS SALE
or In NDs


PURSUANT to decree of the Circuit Superb
i or Court of Law and Chancery, for the Coun-
ty Of Pocahontas, pronounced on the Sd day of
May, lS47, in the causes therein depending in the
names Of Isaac Paul vs.. Boon Talluian and others,
and Benjamin Bushnell and Jacob p. Hieronimous,
for the benefit of Allan G. Bryan and Simon Butk-
holder VS.. Boon Tallman and others, the under
signed as commissioner named in the said decree
will proceed on the Sd day of August lS47, at the
front door Of the Court House, Of said County of
Pocahontas to sell to the highest bidder at public
auction, upon credit Of six, twelve and eighteen
months, in equal instalments, a certain
TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND
lying and being in the County aforesaid, on the
North Fork Of Deer Creek, adjoining the lands of
the heirs of William Arbogast, decd, and Of Pa
trick Bruffey and others, containing, by estimation,
29O Acres,
be the same more OF less, and being the same land
on which the said Boon Tallman now resides
Bonds with good security will be required for the
purchase money and the title to the land withheld
as an additional security for the payment thereof
WILLIAM j. WOODDELL,
July l., lS47. Commissioner.
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Three Hundred Acres

two-t thirds Of which is cleared land and in good
state of cultivation the remaining third is well
timbered. There is on the Tract two TENE-
MENTS-one, the homestead of the late John b.
Koiner, is large and commodious, with all necessa
ry Ou.-houses and water convenient the other is a
comfortable Log House, with necessary out-h houses
and never failing well of water. This Tract NAV
be divided so as TO make two very neat Farms
We will also Offer at the same time and place.
a separate Tract, containing about SIXTY FIVE
acres, which there is a comfortable LOG
HOUSE, with necessary out houses, and portion
of which is well timbered. All of said lands be-
long to the estate OF John b. Koiner, ec'd.-Thev
lie in one of the best neighborhoods in the COUNTY
in point of society, health, Sc, and are of fine ma
tural quality, well adapted to the growth of all the
productions Of the country. ANY person wishing to
examine the lands is referred to George Baylor, IT.,
Of Waynesborough.
We will offer at the same time and place about
20 n E. e r o f. S, some of each sex and vary
ing in age-all likely and healthy.
TERMS-'The lands will be sold on credit
of one two and three years, the purchaser or pur-
chasers giving bond and approved security also re-
tanning the title until the purchase money is paid
up--the Negroes will be sold on a credit of six
months, the purchasers giving bond and approved
security, requiring however, so much of the pur-
chase money in cash as will be necessary to pay the
expenses Of sale and costs of the suit
GEORGE BAYLOR, IT,, CT,
DAVID S. YOUNG, ooi To-
July 8, IS47. ct
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'1NHE friends and patrons Of the late firm men
toned above will perceive that am, and have
been since the 10Th of March last the sole propri-
etor of the concern. 1t will be continued as hereto
fore in selling goods and purchasing produce, and
hope by good bargains and prompt attention to bust
ness to hold on to the old customers; and merit at
least the good wishes of the public generally.
N. B. Persons indebted to the late concerns will
understand, tina; in order to enable me to meet the
liabilities incurred in the purchase, speedy payment
Of their dues is essentially necessary and they are
urgently yet very respectfully requested to quidate
their claims as promptly as possible.
JOSIAH e.. RIDGWAf
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VIRGINIA. INSTITUTION,
FOR THE EDUCATION OF THE DEAF AND DUMB
AND OF THE BLIND,
AT UNION. v


rltHE 9Th Session Of this Institution will com
mence on the LIST day of September next.
Terms AND CONDITIONS OF ApMIrrAkcE.
!. The Institution will provide for each pupil
board, washing and lodging the continual super.
intendence of health, conduct, manners and morals
fuel and lights; textbooks, stationary, and other
incidental expenses of the school rooms for which
including Tuition and Medical attendance, all pu-
pills who are Of ability will be charged per annum,
the Deaf and Dumb $l30, and the Blind $lGO,
payable half yearly in advance.
2. For puncuality in payments satisfactory
bond is required.
3. The age of admission in the Deaf Mute De-
partmeht is between 10 and 25-in the Blind De.
partment, males between 10 and Id, females be-
tween and l2-or at the discretion of the respec-
tive Principals.
a. The course of instruction covers six jears,
and no pupil will be received for less ter, than
two years.
D. Pupils on admission should come provided
with sufficient changes of comfortable clothing with
their names marked thereon.
b. Clothing must be renewed by the parents.
guardians or friends, when Observation-Disclosures #
will be furnished by the Institution and charged to
them.
Z. Pupils whose friends are unable to educate
them, are educated and clothed also, If necessary,
by the Institution. But satisfactory evidence must
be exhibited to the Visitors that the parent or guar
dian is unable to defay the expenses or any part of
the expenses of the pupil. tits expected that the
pupil will be brought here free of charge to the In
stitntion, and only under peculiar circumstances
will this rule be departed from.
g. A limited number of Deaf and Dumb and of
Blind persons are supported and educated in the
Institution at public expense, and it is both the wish
and the duty of the Board of Visitors to make all
sections of the State share alike in this public be-
nefcence. To this end advertisements have been
circulated inviting applications. But
while applications from the State at large are quite
there still remain nine Senatorial Dis
trcts, those, namely, of Bedford, Spottsylvania,
Fauquier. Isle of Wight, Mccklenburg, Accomac,
Iazewell, Washington and Allegheny, which have
no State pupils at the Institution and no applications
on file. On the l0h.day of July next, the Board
will proceed to fill existing vacancies in our list Of
State pupils from the whole number of applications
which may then. be on file, and applications in the
above named Districts made in the meantime, will
have'the preference all others.
Applications in behalf of the Deaf and Dumb
should be made to the Rev. Jos. ID. Tyler-in be.
half of the Blind to DR.. j. C. nj, Metillat.
NICHOLAS c. KINNEY, Sec'y.
Stanton May 81, 1S47.
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V1RGlNlA:-Bat County Circui, Superior
Court of Law and Chancery, April 30, lS47.
James MISUNDERSTANDING
AGAINST
George III. Byrd and Thomas j. Ridcr-Detend-
ants.
IN CHANCERY
This canSe is by consent referred to Charles l..
Francisco, who is hereby appointed Commission
er for that purpose with directions that he ascer-
tain and state the consideration paid by the plain
TN to the defendant, Thomas j. Rider for the
Bonds IN the Billmenoned, and that he also ascer-
tam and state the balance due upon the judgments
of James b. Campbell against the defendant, Tho
mas j. Rider, assigned to the defendant, George H.
Byrd aud make report thereof, together with such
matters as may be deemed pertinent by himself, OF
required by either of the parties to be stated and that
said Commissioner is authorized to proceed in the
absence Of either party having reasonable notice of
his primary appointment OF adjournment shall fail
to attend him.
copy-Teste
CHARLES l.. FRANCISCO. Clerk
The parties to the above mentioned suit are here
by notified that shall proceed on the 18th day of
July, lS47, at my office at Bath Court House to
execute the above order of reference at which time
and place they can attend if they think proper with
such papers and testimony as they may deem ne
cessary.
CHAS. l.. FRANCISCO.
lime IL lSh7
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TRUST SALE.
WlaIli9NiN &s WWoo

Wy virtue Of Deed Of Trust. exeou,sd r. mo
~ by Robert McClune, dated August 23d Is1i
and Of record IN the Clerks Office Of the Co,nt,,
Court of Augusta, to secure the payment IF : CO..;
tain sum of money therein mentioned. to Ben;,,,;-
Weller, shall on Tuesday Che 9th day of ,JoIv.
1647, proceed TO sell, TO the highest bidder A. ~
residence of the said Robert Mcclure, near the l,,o
residence Of Lewis Mowery, decd, the following
property, conveyed in said Deed of Trust. VIZ %
FOUR HEAD or HORSES. FIVE HEAD
OF BLACK CATTLE, FORTY HOGS.
all the HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FUR
,TTURE, in the possession of the said Mcclure,
all the growing crop Of CORN, now in the posses
sion Of the said McClune, together with sill the
WHEAT and OATS now in his possession one
four horse WAGON, two large PLOUGHS, and
two shovel Ploughs.
credit Of four months will be given on all sums
Of five dollars and upwards.
July 9, 1875 JAMES E. ROSS.
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N EW GOODS.
CALL AT CUSHING'S OLD STAND,

OAAA<s@ - OOSAkh&vW ~ VIII ~ IxlN ~
WHERE you will find fresh variety Of GRO
CERES and CONTEMPORARIES con
sisting in part Of tho following articles, viz:
Raisias, Cocoa Mats, .Aimonds, Oranges, Figs,
Lemons, Prumes. English \Walnuts, Palm
Nuts, Pecans, Currants; Citron, Pre-
served Ginger, Broom and Loaf
Sugar, Coffee, Tea, lfolasses,
Ground Ginger, Ground
Pepper. .Namsgs,
Mace, .aLpice, Cinnamon,
Clores, Blacking, Soap, and
Matches. also, Picked Oysters,
SosIscd Sturgeon, HOLSTERS. Pepper
Sauce, and large rariety Of Toys. Also,
Fresh Candies and Cakes Of his otcn managactur-
ing. Also, Che,cing aud Smoking Iobacco,
Pipes and Stems, and fine lot Of
imported and common Cigars.
Constantly on hand supply of Albany Ale and
Cider, Lemonade and Soda, all of which will be
sold low for cash, or short credit to punctual
toners. M. GUSHING,
June 3, lS47. No. 8, Cheaper side
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GOODS ! GOODS!

Y>HE Subscriber offers to the public good as
sortment of the following desirable GOODS,
suitable for the season, which will be sold low -
LADIES' DRESS GOODS, BEREGES,
L.4Np.vS, GLNGH.aJNfS, PRINTS,
BONNIE GLOVES,
SIERY, Sc.
Also, good assortment of CLoTHs, CAssIMEREs,
VEsrrHcs, HATS, SHoEs. Doors, &c., SC.
ALEXANDER S. HALL.
June IL, lS47
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THE
MARRIED VVOMAN'S
PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPANION,


PRoFEssoR OF DISEASES OF w0 N
Third Edition. iSmo PIP. $50. Price $ O0.l
81, 900 COPIES SOLD IN THREE MONTHS 4!
tNHE great demand for this most important work, 10
which thousands arc sod} has compelled the issue
OF another edition. 1t is intended especially for the
married, as il discoses important secrets which should
be known to them particularly Here every female can
discover the causes, symptoms and the most efficient
remedies and most certain mode Of cure every COM
| plant to which her il subject.
1t is important question the married why il is
that We behold many married females sickly dcbil
taed, and prostrated also the and whether
they are susceptible of remedy. They will here lind
those important matters connected with dscos in
medical and physiological science, which meets this
question.
This work is destined to be in the hands of every
wife and mother who has regard for her own health
and welfare, as well as that of her husband.
The revelations contained in its pages have already
proved blessing to thousands the let
tiers received by the author will attest.
tits of course impossible to convey more fully in
public Journal the various subjects treated Of as they
of nature strictly intended for married or those
contemplating marriages neither is it necessary since
every ones duty to become possessed of know ledge
whereby the sufferings to which wife, mother, or
sister may be subject, can be obvated.
CoP'eS UW NC SeW Dy Jndt Jree OF POStdge.
Over ten thousand copies have been by mail with.
in three MONTHS with perfect safety and certainty In
no instance has remittance failed 10 reach the publish
or, or the book to those whom it has been directed
On the receipt of One Dollar the ''Marricd Woman's
Private Medical Companion" will be sent free of post
age to any part of the United States All letters must
be addressed (post paid) to DR.. A. NJ Maurceau Box
1924, New York City. Publishing Office I29 Liberty
sti ect, New York.
The "Married Woman's Private Medical Compan-
ion' is sold by booksellers in New York, Richmond,
Philadelphia, Boston, Mass, Columbus, o., Albany
Buffalo, St Louis, Charleston New Orleans, and in
every principle city in the United States Agents in
Philadelphia, Zeiber s Co New York, Burgess &
Stringer. Albany, w. C. Little s. Co ST. Louis, Ma
fis Il Cornish. Columbus, John II. Blain, Agent for
Central Ohio. c. F. Fisher, Richmond, Va. All let
tiers, however, must be addressed as above.
N. B.-The trade supplied on the usual terms
June a. 1871
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PUBLIC SALE.

an Friday the 23d Of July, at the late residence
" of Mrs CoRpELIA HIrE, decd, near Jennings
Gap. shall proceed to sell at public auction, all
the Personal property Of the deceased consisting Of
HOUSEHOLD .ayN'D KITCHEN PURNT-
TURE. Such as Beds and Bedding, Chairs,
Tables, Bureaus, &C., &c. several Sets OF Silver
Spoons Also three Stoves, including Parour and a
franklin Stove. Two Shares Of Stock in the
Warm Springs and Harrisonburg Turnpike.
TERMS.--S5 and under Cash, over s. cred
it Of IL months, with bond and approved security.
GABRIEL !. HITE, sadministrotor.
June "a, 1916, (4w.)
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-L.g ~ BOOKS.

For sale by Rob't Cowau, Meeson and WelIsby' 8
Reports Id vols. HarrisoD's Digest, 3 vols. How
ards Reports Supreme Cour, u. s. 8 vols Russell
on Crimes; Crabb's Real Property; Lomax on
Executors; Lomax's Digest; Thornton on Convey
ancing Greenleaf on Evidence; Bouvier's Law
Dictionary.
The above books sold for cash atthe Philadelphia
catalogue prices. have also made such arrange
ments with T. g. j. w johnson Law Book sellers,
Philadelphia, as will enable me to furnish any law
books for cash at their catalogue prices.
July 1, ls47. r. COWAN.
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Spring and Summer Fa ssi5ons.
NOTICE.

YNHE partnership heretofore existing under the
Il firm ofPAUL s. RIDGWAY, in Staunton,
is this day dissolved by mutual consent, and Josiah
G: Ridgway has become, by purchase, the owner
Of the Goods, Wares and Merchandise of the said
concern, also Of all debts due the firms of Isaac
Paul s Co, and Paul & Ridgway, and is also to
pay all debts due by the said firms except such as
may be due to the said Isaac Paul or contracted Sy
the said Isaac Paul for the said firms.
ISAAC PAUL.
JOSIAH G.. RIDGWAY
March 10Th, lS47.
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GRAZING LANDS FOR SIZE.

I HAVE for sale several superior Tracts of Land
admirably adapted for Grass and Grain, in
Washington county, Va, viz: A Tract of some
800 acres, 6 miles from the Salt Works. of which
near half is cleared, and not less than $50 acres
well set in Timothy and Clover There are few
more productive Grass Farms in the State. All
necessary farming and family buildings are on it
also. Two Tracts, each of some 800 acres of clear
ed Land, and several hundred of wood, and one Of
them improved, within two miles of Abingdon
Apply to Edward Fulton, or
WYNDHAM ROBERTSON.
june "a. 1S47.-2m*