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o d I r U A r. Y.

DIED, suddenly near Mt. Scion, Augusta county,
August 18th, Mrs. MARY nj. CoURsEY, cOnsort OF MIR.
John +. Coursey, in the 5lst year of her age.
Tho deceased has left husband and eight children
60 mourn her loss but their loss trust is her unspcak
able gain. She member of the Methodist Epsco-
pal Church, which connection she gave many manes
tations OF her true devotion and love of the aud
enough she suddenly called away have the gor-
assurance that she has been taken that which
temaincth for the people of God. Therefore,
Not as those who have no hope. The deceased was a
kind and afcctionatc mother and universally be-
loved BY all who knew her. Gricve not for her but
prepare TO meet her in Fathers house.
DIED, On Monday last, at Soldiers Retreat" the
residence OF the late Gem Robert Portcrfcd, the
South River, in this county, after lingering illness,
which he bore with Christian fortude, Mr.. RoBERr
PoRrEariELD, in the 3lst year of his age Unused as
despising the ulsomc pancgyri which is made
q life stained with sin and shamc-he cannot refrain
from paying to the memory ofthc deceased, the trb
ute due TO his character.
Educated gentleman, Robert Portericld was carly
Taught to estimate and appreciate the value of character
as being essential to happiness here, and hereafter
Often has the writer the venerable grandsrc take
his youthul charge his knee, and impart him les
~Ons OF wisdom drawn from age and experience, and
who knew the subject of this notice will say tina,
these lessons of instruction lost on the mind Of
friend. No they will rather add that they were
visible in all his acts Like other men, he had his
faults, but he had his virtues would throw the
mantle ofcharty the one, aud hold TN To
brancc the other. His boy-hs orphan boy-has be-
qucathed TO him the richest OF all earthly nhcrtanccs
"a good and an honoured name-and To the bcreavcd
and afflicted widow would tender the consultations
of that Religion which has "bam for every wound -
snd administers solacc to the distressed in the dark
est hour and the trial.
DIED, very suddenly, on Tuesday last, IN this town.
Miss JANE CLARKE, in the aid year of her age.
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ROBBERY.
$500 REWARD!

A MOST daring robbery was committed in the
"A village of Blacksburg, Montgomery county,
on the 24th of july last, under the following cir
cumstances: MIR. }. r. Robinson, OF the n Y
Circus, while passing along the public street, was
attacked by mob composed of some twenty per
sons, who had assembled in front Of grog shop,
and was Immediately forced into the building and
robbed Of Gold Watch, Guard and Fob Chain.
valued at $3.50, and his pockets rtled OF their con
tents The timely interference of other members
OF the Circus Company, saved him from violence
OF more serious character. Before MIR. r. was
conscious of his loss, the mob had dispersed and in
the darkness Of night defied pursuit. The above
reward will be paid upon recovery of the property
and proof to conviction Of the offenders, OF 500 Or
the property alone.
% MIR. Peterman, of Blacksburg, Proprietor OF
the Blacksburg Hotel, is authorised to pay the a
bove reward. W. r. LOUNT. Accent
August 20, lS47.-ow \. Y. Circus CO.
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STAUNTON ACADE MY.
R. W. BUSHNELL, A. NJ, Principal.

'I>HE next session of this institution will begin
ON Monday the 9th day of September. lS47.
The Trustees cordially recommend this School
to the patronage of the public. The course of in
struction embraces all the branches necessary to
good English, Classical and Scientific education
and Students will be prepared for admission into
the higher classes of our best Colleges
MIR. Bushnell is graduate of the University of
Virginia, and has had some years. experience as a
Teacher: He will be aided by Assistants approved
by the Trustees.
The scholastic year will be divided into two SEES
sons of five months each, and will end on the LIST
of July, 1913.
Terms per Session Of Ffoe Months
For the English Branches, $3.50
For the Classics and Mathematics, 1850
Payable in advance to the Treasurer, or secured
by bond TO his satisfaction and each applicant for
admission will produce the Treasurers certificate
of his compliance with these terms.
SAMUEL CLARKE, Pres
g. M. COCHRAN,
A. III. III. STUART,
WILLIAM KINNEY,
ADDISON WADDELL.
JAMES CRAWFORD,
WIN. FRAZIER,
ROBERT S. BROOKE,
KENYON HARPER,
September IS47. Trustees.
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TRUST SALE.

RY virtue ola Deed of Trust executed to me by
- David Kerr, bearing date the 10Th day OF
March, 1912, and of record in the Clerks Office
OF Augusta County. shall proceed, ON Wednes-
day the 18th day of October next in front of Gar
ber's Tavern. in the town Of Staunton, to sell at
public auction to the highest bidder for cash, that
VALUABLE. LOT, in the said town, fronting
ON New and Court House Streets, and facing Gar
ber's Tavern on one side and the new Virginia Ho-
tel on the other being part of larger lot formerly
belonging To the estate of DIR. Boys, and the same
ON which stua the Store House and Dwell
ling House, for several years occupied by said Da-
vld Kerr; new brick row of LAWYERS Offices,
together with other valuable Tenements Also all
benefit of whatever right, title and interest may
exist in or attach to said lot in and To the insurance
of said property against fire, granted by the mutual
assurance Society Of Richmond.
The title to this property is believed to 5a I'M
questionable, but as Trustee | shall convey only
such title as the said Trust Deed vests in me.
WIN. FRAZIER,
Sept. 8, 1S47.-tds Trustee
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LOOK AT THIS!

'%llE subscriber having declined business, offers
= for sale the HOUSE and LOT which he now
occupies, situated in the town Of Scottsvlle, Abe
marie county. The House is a long, two story
frame building, 40 by as feet the lower. story is
divided into two Store rooms, 70 by 45 feet, and
well finished of for dry goods and grocery bust
hess, or either separately. The upper story is fit
ted up for private residence The Lot fronts 46
feet ON the most business street in the place. and
runs back POS feet To street in the rear-There
is doubt but that this is one of the best locations
for merchandising Of any in the place, and is like
wise pleasant residence. Also two other Lots,
one on the Basin, 20 feet front, and running back
$50 feet, having two Lumber Houses on It the
other Lot, or my interest in it., is on the Main
Street. and has very good Dwelling House on it,
The Store House and Lumber Houses are worth
the attention OF any person who wishes to engage
extensively in trade, as very heavy business is
and can be done at this place.
This property will be sold ON time, or exchang-
ed for farm. IL not sold privately by the 18th Of
September, it will then be sold at public auction.
JOHN w. CLYNE.
ScOttsvlle, July 90, lS47.-eowtI5s ept.
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THE.
MARRIED WOMAN'S
PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPANION,
DIR. "A. M. MAURrCEAU,

PROFESSOR Roll DISEASES OF WOMEN.
Third Edition. ISmo. PIP. $50. Price 81 O0.l
%, 900 COPIES soLDIN THREE MONTHS =!
YyNE great demand for this most important work, (of
which thousands sold) has compelled the issue
of another edition. 1t is intended especially for the
married. it discoses important secrets which should
be known to them particularly. Here every female
discover the symptoms, and the most efficient
remedies and most certain mode Of cure, i'll every
plant to which her is subject.
1t is important question the married why il is
that behold many married females sickly, dcbili
tated and Frustrated also the causes; and whether
they susceptible of remedy. They will here find
those important matters connected with discoveries in
medical and physiological science, which meets this
question.
This work is destined TO be in the hands OF every
wife and mother W no has regard for her health
and welfare, well as that OF her husband.
The revelations contained in its pages have already
proved blessing thousands, the innumerablc let
tiers received by the author will attest.
II lis Of course impossible convey more fully, In
public Journal the various subjects treated of, they
of nature strictly intended for the married those
contemplating marriage neither is it necessary, since
it every ones duty to become possessed of knowledge
whereby the suticrings TO which wife, mother, a
sister may be subject, can be obviatcd.
Copies ,ciH be sent by Mail free Of Postage.
Over ten thousand copies have been by mail with
in three months, with perfect safety and certainty In
instance has remittance failed reach the publish
CT, or the book TO those whom it has been directed.
On the receipt of One Dollar, the ''Marred Woman's
Private Medical Companion will be free Of post
age to any part of the United States All letters
be addressed (post paid) to DR.. A. NJ. Maurcea, Box
1924, New York City. Publishing Office I29 Liberty
street, New York.
The "Marred 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, Zcbcr s. Co. New York, Burgess &
Strngcr. Albany, w. c. Little s. Co. ST. Louis, Ma
fis II Cornish. Columbus, John II. Blain, Agent for
Central Ohio. G. f. Fisher, Richmond, Va. All let
tiers, however, must be addressed as above.
N B-The trade supplied on the usual terms.
June a. lS47.-3m
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L. r. SELLERS VERMIFUGE,
A IL who try it are delighted with its wonderful CT

A LII who try it delighted with its wonderful CT
n fccts
Lexington, Va, June TO- 1917.
Mr. X T.: Sellers shall perhaps be ont of your
Vermiiuge before can get another supply Please
send me gross soon possible.
IL is going rapidly and doing much good all who try
IT are delighted with its effects and although have
Fahncsocks, Comstocks, Perrys, and host of others
hardly any is asked for but yours.
lEXtract OF letter Yours, respectfully,
j. Nj. WILSON.
Parents should give this Yermifugc, preference to
all others; IL neUg taiis TO expcl from child
troubled with them
90 Sold by f. BERKELEY, Stanton, Va; and b.
F. GRAHAM, Grcenyillc.
july |, lS41.
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FEMALE SCHOOL.

I'm the first Monday the present month the End
Session Of School for the Education of Fe-
males, will be opened in Waynesboro', under the
The gentlemen who are the principal patrons of
the School have entire confidence that young ladies'
in the ordinary of an academic education, will
here find facilities and accommodations which will
Justify every reasonable expectation.
may be learned on application to VIM. w. King,
Esq, Waynesboro
Further reference to Rev. b. M. Smith, Rev. r.
w. Bailey, Hon. A. III. III. Stuart and Alex. S.
Hall, Esq. Sept. | lS47
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VIRGINIA AT rules held in the Clerks or
flee of the Circuit Superior Court of Law and
Chancery for Augusta County, the End day of Au-
gust, lS47.
Besey Patton-Plantf,
AGAINST
Mary Jordan, Matilda Jordan, Jane Jordan, infant
children of Betsey e. Jordan, deceased, Mary
Gambi and Sarah Ganbill, infant children Of A
dolphus Gambill, Observation-Disclosures.
IN CHANCERY
The defendants Mary Jordan, Matilda Jordan,
Jane Jordan, Mary Ganbill and Sarah Gambl, not
having entered their appearance and given security
according TO the act of Assembly, and the rules of
this Court; and it appearing by satisfactory evidence
that they not inhabitants of this Commonwealth
1t is ordered that the said Defendants do appear. at
the Clerks Office aforesaid, on the first Monday in
November next and answer the bill of the Plaintiff
and that copy of this order be forthwith inserted
in some newspaper published in the Town of Staun-
ton. for two months successfully, and posted at the
front door of the Court house.
A Copy-Tes,e.
NICIl'S. G. KINNEY, C. C.
August %, 1S17-2m
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VIRGINIA At rules held in the Clerks OF
flee of the Circuit Superior Court of Law and
Chancery for the County Of Augusta, on Monday
the I'd day of August. lS47.
David Howard and Richard Dorsey, Merchants
and partners, trading under the firm of David
Howard & Co.-Plainffs,
AGAINST
William Il. Mills and Thomas Johnston-Defen-
dantS,
IN CfIANCERY.
The Defendant, William r.. Mills, not having
entered his appearance and given security, accord
my to the act Of Assembly, and the rules of this
Court, and it appearing by satisfactory evidence
that he Is not lnhabitant of this Commonwealth
1t is ordered that he do appear here on the first ay
or the next Term, and answer the bill of the Plain
llffs. And that copy of this order be forthwith
inserted In some newspaper published in the Town
OF otaunton for two months successfully, and post
ed at the front door of the Courthouse OF Au1usia
County. A Copy-Teste,
NICHOLAS G. KINNEY, CPk.
September |, l647.-2m.
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is too much for one days staging, and the passen-
gers will not encounter more. 81 also, you identi-
~ Abemarle and Augusta with the Louisa Rail
Road-and you put ceto on the road from vrdons-
willie to Fredericksburg. That would be rival
road. and the people Of Augusta and Albemare, be-
ing stockholders in the Louisa road, would be pre-
vented from doing any thing TO diminish its profits,
or to impair its prosperity.
ROCKFISII.
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SALE OF SLAV Els,
FURNITURE. &c,
AND HOUSE & LOT.

RY virtue of five several trust deeds executed to
- me by William Craig, recorded on the7th day
of October, 1916, in the County Court Office Of Au-
gusia, and numbered | 2, ), a and 81 shall on
Monday the 18th day Of October next, proceed to
sell at public sale the following property FIVE
SLAVES, to wit: Daniel, aged 10; Jim. aged
Is; Lucy, aged l3; Agnes, aged 10, and William,
aged 8.
One twO.hOrSe BarOuche g. Harness,
Several mich cows, 10 feather beds, with the
bedsteads and furniture thereto belonging, | set
mahogany dining tables, | mahogany sofa, doz.
cane bottom chairs doz. windsor ditto four rock
ing ditto, about $50 yds carpeting, set common
dining tables, mante looking glass, small ditto,
3 mahogany bureaus, | mahogany side board
desk and book case. with all the books, about $50
volumes, mahogany work table, mahogany card
table, 8 pair shoves and longs, ) tenders, 2 ten
plate stoves, air tight ditto, paror ditto, pair
andirons, doz. knives and forks, doz. cups and
saucers, 6 doz plates and Dishes doz. silver table
spoons, dozen silver tea spoons, set of glass
ware of about $50 pieces, | cooking stove, 2 tin
safes, and sundry other articles Of household and
kitchen furniture. Also the
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VIRGINIA AT rules held in the Clerks Office
OF the Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chan
Gerry for Augusta County, tho End day of August
1917.
John Crawford-Plantiff,
AGAINST
James Bourland, Benjamin F. Fry, Jacob M. Par
sons and James kerr-Defendants
IN CHANCERY.
The Defendants Jacob NJ Parsons and James
kerr, not having entered their appearance and Civ
EN- security, according to the act Of Assembly. ane
the rules of this Court and it appearing by salts
factory evidence that .hey are not inhabitants o
this Commonwealth 1T is ordered that the sait
Defendants do appear at the Clerks Office afore
said, on the first Monday in November next. anc
answer the bill of the Plaintiff and that copv o
this order be forthwith inserted in some newspspe
published in the Town of Staunton, for two months
successfully, and posted at the front door of thu
Court house.
a Copy-Teste,
NICH'S. G.. KINNEY. G. e.
August 25, 1S47-2m
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ROYAL PARRISH.

No. "a, Cary Street, Richmond, Va,
OFFERS FOR SALE
" GO hhds. Porto Rico Sugar.
rs do. n. O. do
rs packages Lovering's double refined Loaf
10 bbls crushed do. do
SO tierces n o., No. |, clarified do
SO bbls. n. 0. Molasses.
25 hhds. Cuba do.
$50 bags Green La. Coffee.
325 do. do. Rio do.
rs do. old Java do
% hhds. Baltimore cured Bacon sides.
100 bbls., No. Herrings, n. Carolina.
rs do. No. do do
rs do. Mackerel.
LIZ do. Shad.
Is do. Tanners Oil.
10 do. Solar do
10000 lbs. Richmond Factory Cotton Yarns.
200 sides Sole Leather.
1000 lbs. good Shoe Thread
IS packages Tea, of different qualities.
rs boxes X 10 and 10 X IL window Glass.
90 kegs Kentucky Rifle and Dupont's sport
80 do Blasting do ING Powder.
10 kegs Black Pepper.
400 do. Shot.
4OO kegs Nails, assorted sizes.
iOO packages manufactured Tobacco.
- boxes Sperm Candles.
10 do. Jackson's refined do.
2OO reams Wrapping paper.
100 bbs. Cincinnati Whiskey
90 do. Old Rye do. of different brands.
20 do. N. f.. Rum
20 do. Malaga Wine.
10 do. Madeira do
20 half do. do. do.
~ bbls Cordial
4O boxer Turpentine Soap.
Gloves, Cinnamon, Mace, Ground Spice, Ground
a'lngcr, Alum, Nader, Indigo, Copperas, Cigars
Axes, White Lead, Cotton & Wool Cards, Shoes
Hats, and number Of other articles too tedious to
mention.
Country Merchants and others are solicited to
call and examine before purchasing elsewhere, as
am disposed to sell upon reasonable terms as any
Merchant in the caty.
Sept. 8, 1847.-4t
W-Ihe Rockingham Register is requested TO copy
four weeks, and send Account to r. p for settlement
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NOTICE.

WISH to sell the Tract of Land on which
= reside, containing about 800 ACRES of the
best quality of slate land. 1t lies on Goose Run,
about midway between Staun,on and Waynesbo-
rough, on the old Richmond road in Augusta Co.
There is good DWELLING HOUSE and all
other necessary buildings. The Farm is well wa
tered, and there are good Meadow and Orchard.
| The terms will be accommodating
Sept 8, lS47. JOHN PORTERFIELD.
ED- The Harrisonburg Republican will please
COPY, and CHARGE J. p
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TRUSTEES SALE,

Y virtue of Deed OF Trust executed to me
- by John Meyers, on the 18th day of May,
1914, will proceed to sell, on Saturday the 25th
day of the present month, at the Dwelling House
OF said Meyers, in the County of Augusta for rea-
dy money, the following property therein embrac-
ed, and for the purposes therein named, to wit =
all the right, title and interest of the said John
Meyers, in and to certain TRACT OF LAND
lying on North River, in Augusta County, upon
which the said Meyers now resides, containing
TEN ACRES.-Also, a Black Cow and Black
Calf near year DID, "a heifer) three Feather Beds
Bedsteads and Furniture. two Chests, one Spin
ming Wheel, one Reel, one Cupboard, one cross
cut Saw, two Axes, one shovel Plough, two heads
OF Sheep, two heads of Hogs-Also, one third Of
SIX Acres Of Wheat in the ground, on the land OF
Mrs elizabeth Fifer, together with the increase
of the stock.
will convey such title only as is vested in me
by said Trust Deed
JOHN b. WATTS, Trustee.
Sept. 8, 1S47.
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COPPER, TIN AND SHEET IRON
MANDATORY.

INHE subscriber has on hand large assortment of
Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron Wares, which he
will disposed Of at very reduced prices either fol
cash or country produce.
He has also on hand Stills, of various capacities.
which he is now Offering very low.
tie Is prepared to do House Covering, Spoutins
and Guterng, i'll the neatest and Most substantial
manner
The highest price given for old Pewter and old
Copper. BIZ. POINTS.
July 22, 1S47.-tf
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SALE OF NEGROES,

R virtue OF decree Of the Circu, Srnstio,
Court OF lew and Chancery for Bath Comfy
IN cause 'herein pending in which JiIsof Dodglas
ana G'herS are Plaintiffs, and the Administrators Of
William Douglas, deceased and others are deGen-
dants. pronounced at the April Term. 1917, of the
said Court the Undersigned as commissioners narued
IN said decree, will proceed on The 9th day OF Se,
tember next, before the Front Door Of the Hotel AZ
the Warm Springs, to sell At public auction for
ready money, 10 the highest bidder, The following
named slaves. TO wit Alexander, Allen, Mary and
Juliet all young and very likely, and the title IN
disputable.
CHAs. & EDWARD STEWART.
J September / lsd7.-tds. COMMITS,
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VENDUE.

TNHE undersigned will offer for sale, on Monday
L the 9th day of September, (the present
month"; at the late residence of Jane a. Clarke,
decd, in the town of Staunton, the residue of
the personal estate Of William Clarke, decd, con
sisting of the Household and Kitchen Furniture,
including an eight day Brass Clock and at the
same time Negro Woman belonging to his estate,
aged about as years. Also sundry articles of
Household and Kitchen Furniture, belonging to the
estate of the said Jane Clarke, decd, consisting
of Beds, &c. Terms to be made known on the
day Of sale.
SAMUEL CLARKE, Ex'or.
Sept 8, 1S47. of William. Clarke, Decd
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

SATURDAY, Sept. d
FLouR.-Sa'"s Of Howard street have been made
to-day at $5,37 I-2.
baltimore City Mills have been sold at 1914.
Whcat.--Prme white whcat-sacs made at prices
ranging from | IL to is cents per bushel.
Prime red sold at 100.
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One twO-hOrse Barouche & Harness,
House and Lot

NJ present occupied by Mr. Craig, to be sold subject
to the purchase money. no part of which has been
paid by him.-Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock
The deeds require the property to be sold for
cash but it is expected that an arrangement will
be made to sell ii on the usual terms OF credit
sale; and 10 that end MIR. Craig desires the persons
interested to confer with him before the sale
NICKO. X. TROUT, Trustee
September s. lSd7
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SHOPS OF THE VA. INSTITUTION
FOR THE
DEAF AND DUMB AND RIIND

E>HESE shops arc now in operation, and the In
sttution will be able to afford, (of superior quail
lty and on moderate terms;) the various kinds Of
Book binding, Blank Books, Hair aud Shuck Mat
trasses; Hair, Clothes, White washing, sweeping
and the various other sorts of Brushes Shoes and
Boots
Without reference 10 tie charitable purposes of
the Institution, it is hoped that the quality and pr
ces of these articles will ;ffer the community suf
fcent nducement to purchase them.
GEORGE ESKRIDGE, Steward.
April 8, lS47.
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CAUTION.

RElNG much annoyed by persons passing and
rePasslDg through my Home Farm, am com
PEELED to seek redress for injuries thus sustained by
fesorting to the Law. This is, therefore, TO notify
all PERSONS that they forbidden from entering
on my premises for the purposes Of hunting, &c
regret THIS necessity, but rs these ttespassers
seem not to regard the rights Of others, prosec,,
ton In Court OF Justice. for breach Of this no
n;e' VIII be rIgldly enforced; and this cautonary
notice is given al such persons to apprse them -,
my intention. WN p0sf3E
September | iS47-3L