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LIQUORS.
A CARD.
III % So ID Y IA Iga 6

II l8 So ID e u R
'ENHANkFuL for the encouragement she has
- heretofore received from her friends and Gus
toners, respectfully informs them and the public
that she has returned with her supply of GOODS
ior the present season and the approaching winter
They were selected at the North and are of the
richest and most fashionable materials and STYLE
The assortment, comprising
Silks, pelVets, Flowers, PlImcs, Ribbons, Bonnets
and Caps,
she feels assured must be admired by all who will
examine it. She is also prepared to carry on her
Millinery and Mantua making with renewed efforts
to please ali who may favor her with their custom
Trimming, altering and whitening old Bonnets
will be attended to.
Staunton, October | | d, 1S4S.-3t.
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WORN Observation-Disclosures vermfuge

WORN CIFIC!l-MLane' Vermifuge!
w This invaluable remedy for worms is 1a-
pidy supplantlng all others, in public estimation.
Where it is used it has produced the best effects,
and driven out all other remedies. alt is the best
they have ever seem" is the remark Of all who
have used il in their families.
"TYRE SPRINGS, Sumner Co, Teun.,
Feb. 10Th, 1S46.
"J. Kidd s. Col received lot Of III Lape's
VeImIluge from your agent last spring, which ]
sold out IN one week, and think could have sold
one thousand bottles by this time if | could have
got IT, but not knowing where TO get il, had to
wait uniii your agent came around Every person
that has tried MLane's Vermifuae, tell me it is
The best they have seem In fact, it is impos-
sble for any one to say too much in favor Of NJ
Lanes Vermifuge. w. ID. ROBBV
PREPARED for the Proprietor and sold Wholesale
and retail by J. KIDD & co.
No. 60, Wood street Pittgburo. Pa.
For sale also by E!SRRIDGE & CUSHING.
Stdunton, IN.
% n. B.--Purchasers will please he particular
and inquire for "Dr. ,WLane's Worm Specific,
or Icrm9pge," and take nothing else.
Sept. II. IS4S.
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AUGUSTA FEMALE SEMINARY.

v>HE friends and patrons of this School are re-
spectfuly informed that the present Principal
has associated with him in its future management,
the Rev SAMUEL MATTHEWS, of Abingdon, Va,
and formerly President of Greenville College,
(Ienn) Mr. Mathews is Theological graduate
OF Union Seminary, and has been for several years
successful Teacher of Female School. He is in
'roduced TO this community and commended to their
confidence IN advance scholar and as gentle
man OF well established reputation and of industry
in his profession.
Mr.. MATTHEWS will give his undivided attcn-
ton to the instruction and discipline of the School
Rooms
HE ASSISTANTS of the past year will all be re-
tained should the patronage of the school justify it.
Mrs. MATTHEWS, who has been accustomed also
TO teach, will render service in some of the Orna-
mental Branches
The friends of the school will perceive in these
arrangements, large provision for the liberal and
efficient education of their daughters, which can be
sustained and carried out only by prompt and full
patronage No efforts will be omitted to furnish
the most full and thorough education both in the solid
and ornamental branches
The Principal Of the School, The Pastor of the
Presbyterian Church, A. S. Hall and ii. j. Craw
ford are constituted Committee on Boarding, either
OF whom may be consulted by those seeking ar
engagements for their daughters.
Expenses for Session Of FIvc Months.
Scientific and Literary course, per Ses-
sion of five months from $l2 10 $l5
Latin and Greek, either or both $40
French $40
If two or all the above languagesare ia
ken the whole charge for them is $l5
In no instance however, is charge Of
more than S25a Session made for any
selection, or all the aborc named bran
ches together.
Incidentas for Rents, so cents
The pupil is liable TO no other charge
except in the Music Department.
For Lessons on Piano Forte and in vo-
cal music, with use of Piano $50
Lessons Guitar, if added to Piano,
$l0-if alone $50.
Drawing and Painting, $40
misunderstanding in respectable and
genteel families be procured for from SO to 10
per month.
II. w. BAILEY.
Oct, A, 1S4S-,r
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DOCTOR LIE ROY'S
S0rSaparili0 and WiLd Cherry
P,IT,ES.

- u EsAs9s
Are the only pills now in that approved by
the Medical Faculty. DIR. Hastings Of London his
celebrated work, "Ba.ngs on CONSUMPTION" saws =
"When the action of the Naphtha Syrup is followed by
costvcness or disarrangemen of the bowels, know Of
no medicine superior to DR.. lie Roys Pills Their ac
ton is gentle, yet powerful that while the patient
who is IN the lowest state Of health, experiences not
the least Inconvenience from their operation, being
troubled with the least nausea gripping PAIN yet the
work Of purgng and purifying the system carried on
IN the most thorough Another benefit of these
pills 49, that they not only purify the whole system, but
at the same tnIe strengthen and tone it, This great
effect ascrbe TO the of the extracts
Of Sarsaparilia and Wild Cherry, which DIR. lie Roy
has happily effected in these pills. See Hastings
on Consumption page 81 last London edition. They
have also received the unqualified approval of the best
ply sicans in the United States.
BE- Price rs cents per Box. A. d. WREN, Agent,
StauDton, Va.
October Is, 1913.
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o q r r U a r. z.

DIED, Sunday the Sch of Oct, Is4s of consump-
ton, and in the 25th year of her age, Mrs ANN MARX
WOOD, consort OF Rufus NJ. hardwood
The subject Of this notice. much esteemed by all
who knew her. for her kind aud amiablc disposit
Her path that of the just, shining brighter and
brighter unto the perfect day Her end peace. Be-
ing enqured of by her husband short before her
death whether her confidence still firm and unsha-
ken in her Saviour, she exclaimed eyes am going TO
Heaven meet me there" Seeing her friends weeping
around hcr-Oh said she, "wecp for mc-for | am
going rest and cxhort you all prepare meet me
in Heaven" With these aud many other expressions,
she gave the most cheering evidence that her happy
spirit to upon that that remanct tn
for the people of God The writer was several times
called to visit her during her last Illness whom she
always expressed AN earnest desire Gift Gods
willy TO depart that she might be with Christi and from
the evidence which she gave other acceptance her
Redecmer, when under the greatest physical suffering,
leaves the mind without a doubt believe, that her
dsembodied spirit is amid the gcries the heav-
emily world. She enjoyed the perfect Of her facu
ties to the last minute Of her life and resigned her life
up to God who gave il, without struggle groan
''Happy SOUL thy days ended,
81 All thy mourning days below;
Go, by angel guards attended,
To the sight Of Jesus go'
Tho writer tenders his sy mpathes to the family of
the deceased bat most especially does he sampathise
with the seemingly heart broken husband who the
writer from undoubted evidence is warranted in saving
was kind, afcctonate and devoted to his family far
aspermittcd TO be- Oh may he have fortitudc stem
the rough tide Of adverstychoosc Gods word for his
nal!y be permitted to join again his companion, where
sorrow, pain, tumult and strife shall more, but
where God will be all, in all
Democrat requested &c copy.
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TO THE LADIES.
Mrs. l.. N. w ard,

R ETUkNlNG thanks for the liberal patronage
extended to her heretofore, would respectfully
announce to the Ladies of S,aunton and vicinity
that she is now receiving her FALL s WINTER
SUPPLY OF GOODS from the North, which
have boon selected with great care as to quality
and taste. Her stock consists partly in
BOnnetS, Vclvets, Plumcs, Flowers, Ribbons, Dress
Il Fancy Caps, Head Dresses, Children's Hats, &c.
which selections she fatters herself will vie with
any brought TO this Market both in ateness of
fashion and superiority Of quality.
She is also prepared TO carry ON the MAN
TUA-MAKI1yG business in the most fash
ionabe and durable manner, and with renewed ef-
forts TO please
Trimming, altering and whitening old Bonnes
will also receive her prompt attention, and will be
executed in the neatest style.
sg Her room may be found at Mrs. Tapp's
Boarding House, on Main street.
Staunon, Oct, Is, lS4S.-tf.
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Groceries, EEGytYsCGSe, R0Ogs
Shoes, EgeesS 81 Cans.
NEW ESTABLISHMENT

NAMAE.

THNIIE subscribers have located themselves opno
a site the Bank, in Stalinton and intend manu-
featuring all kinds Of work in their line-such as
Chariotees, ROckawayS, PhaetOns and Buggics
in the most fashionable style OF the best materials
and on terms TO suit the purchaser. Especial at
tenion given 10 all kinds of Preparing. They deem
1t unnecessary 10 say more, as they have con,iuenc
cd business with determination TO make GOOD
WIN and the public shall have no cause Of dis
satisfaction on their pagtwith this assurance thew
respectfully solicit portion Of the public patron
age. HARDY &. MARS'i'EI / FR
n; B;-Cash paid for dry Spokes Hubs, ASH
and Poplar Planks. GSebt. I9, 1SlS.-tf
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New Fall s. Winter Goods,
CHEAPER THAN EVER.

tOME and look, whether you buy OF not !; for
you will find a good assortment of Staple and
EA NCX DRX GOODS, largo and we'll Sc
ected stock Of Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes.
Hardware, Groceries, &C., Sc. which will be of
Tered al the lowest prices for CASH. on the usual
credit to punctual customers. Particular attention
is requested 10 my stock of Cloths Cassin,eres and
pcstings, Hats, Caps. Boots and Stoes-and to an
assortment of beautiful CALlCOES
Hyou wish 10 lay out your CASH advantageous
ly, call on A. s. KINNEY,
Main Street, opposite Cushng's.
October l 1, lS4S
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NEW GOODS.

vVNIE subscriber has received and opened large
stock of FALL and WINTER GOODS,
embracing Dry Goods, of almost every description
Hard,cdre, Queens,ca,e, Boots and Shoes, Of erery
qualify, Has and Caps, Cotton Yarns. Umbrellas,
Sc, Sc, which offer to the public for their in
spec'ion believing that can sell as cheap bargains
as any other house in this section ofcountry. re-
specifically solicit call from my friends and the
public generally. JOHN BRANDEBURG,
Stanton, Oct IL. Opposite Va Hotel.
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NOTICE.

r7NHE general meeting of the Stockholders of the
a Valley Turnpike Company will be held at
Middleown on the 18th Thursday in October (ihe
26th.)
There will be meeting of the President and
Directors of said Company, on the 25th of October
at Middleown. A full attendance of the Board is
earnestly desired.
BY order Of the President
j. S. CALVERT, Treas. s. Cl'k V. II. G..
Oct. 4, 1913.
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NOVICE.

'VUlE subscriber having sold his entire stock Of
Goods at Fishcrsvlle, to Mr.. John f.. Morris,
who vii! slcceed him in business at the old stand
and moved to his Farm about Two miles distant,
respectfully informs all those indebted to him either
by bond OF open account TO call at his residence and
settle their respective dues. He is extremely anx-
ious TO close UP soon as possible, and devote
his time TO that business until the first Of Novcm-
Der, after which all his papers will be placed in o
ther hands for collection "A ,cord To The arise Is
sufficient SAMUEL d. BROWN.
Oct 1-3t
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CEaaIAP GROCERIES,.

10 BAGS, Rio Coffee, 10 bags SUP. Laguira
~ Coffee, bags old Java Coffee, . hogsheads
Molasscs. good. 3 bogsheads brown Sugar, part
prime, bbls pulv'd and crush'd Sugar lbs best
loaf Sugar, 500 lbs Spanish sole leather, 100 sacks
Liverpool Salt, 20 sacks Ground Alum Salt, Dye
Stuifs, Of every sort, Pepper, hlspice. Nutmegs,
Cinnamon, Cauphor. Borax, Starch, SallEratus
Cloves, Salt PeiTe, Sc. SC
JOHN BRANDEBURG,
Oct il. Opposite Va. Hotel.
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Nj A r RE ID,

On Thursday the 18th inst, by the Rev J. McKcn-
Gree Kelley, MIR. JoHS LiLLY to Miss MARGARET
SwiCK,-a Of this county.
On Thursday evening last, by the Rev. Henry Brown
DR.. BESJAmiN +. WALKER, formerly of this cou nty
20 Macy b., daughter of A. w. Huston, decd, Of
Rockingham County.
On Wednesday, the 4th nst by the Rev. Mr. Nor
ton Lieutenant FAHNEsrocK, of the u. S. A, TO Miss
CAROLINE JENNINGS, of w inchcstcr.
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VALUABLE LAND.

one containing 700 and the other 800 acres. living
in the county Of Randolph, between the two main
branches Of Elk River, and adjoining the lands of
Sherwood and others. The quality Of land is equal
TO any in western Virginia for Grazing, Meadow or
Wheat, and is equal TO Ireland for Potatoes lit
lies well for cultivation, and is well waiered with
the best OF water and if cleared and well cultiva-
ted would produce Grain of any kind iii abundance.
The terms of sale will be made known on the day
~ sale by tho subscriber.
WILLIAM NJ. LOGAN.
Oct. II, 1S4S.
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LAW Partnership.
Oct, A, l64S-tr

'INHE subscribers have formed partnership in
- the practice of the Law SO far as the practice
In the Courts of Rockingham is concerned. One
or the other of them will akcays be in attendance
upon the Superior Court and the quarterly term of
the County Court Of that county and frequently
both. Persons coniiding business 10 their manage
ment may rely upon their prompt and faithful at
tentlon TO it. Address, Staunton, Virginia
ROBERT p. KINNEY,
VIM. ii. HARTMAN.
Oct. IL, lS4s.-4t
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MARBLE YARD.

'EHiE Subscriber has just returned from New
hork, where he purchased quantity OF
i1aLLQoN.A,ND AMERICAN .1IgRBIE.
suitable for HEAD STONES, TOMB -TopS
MONU MEETS. MANTELS. &c. and he ,akes
lllS method Of informing the citizens of Augusta
s9u tne adjoining counties that he has opened NJ
Marble Shop at the old Bell Tavern. where ne cir
execute to order and with neatness and deap,tcL.
any work that he may be called upon TO do Tho
charges Will be moderate and persons DESIRING src
KIND OF work are requested TO give him call. AS
nc assures them no one shall be dissatisfied cither
with his work or price.
Stauuton, Oct. 4, fSiS.
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BRANDRETH'S PILLS,
THESE FACTS, DR. BRANDRETH PRocLAIMs, ARE
SOLEMN TRUTHS.

These FACTS, On. BRANDRErH PRocLArMs ARE
SOLEMN TRUTHS.
Let our Legislatures and in authority every where
look to this If these things be SOS it part of
their high duty TO the Brandrcth Pills be used
by our glorious Army and Navy, and in all pub lie
Hospitals? Public opinion tells these honorable men
that such is their duty and Of The serious char
actcr IN which the security Of many valuable
lives Over Two Millions Of our citizens have APPROX
ed OF Brandrcth's Pills; they longer private,
but public medicine
Let The sick every where sec to their interest, and
obtain this curer OF sickness dispcnscr Of health and
securer OF long life. The weak, the and deli
cate are strengthened by the operation of Braudrctb
Pills, which beneficial for the mind rs for the
body mental arrangement Of all kinds are cured By
them in TACT they mpart vigor and power tho
teIcc truly surprising 1t is occurrence
when man IS about TO make great effort, take a
dose OF Brandrcths Pills, which clear the head and in
ygoratc the perccpvc faculties In fact the literary
aud scdcntary of both will
FISD A TREASURE OF HEALTH
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To Members Of the SYNOD Of Virginia.

II AM authorised to say that It free passage in re-
Il turn will be secured to all Ministers and dele
gated Elders who may have paid their fare in ira
Yelling to Synod over the Richmond and Freder-
fckskurg Rail Road and the Louisa Rail Road, or
any part of them b. NJ SMITH.
Oct. 1S.
@W- Papers in the Valley and in Lewisburg
please COPY
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ONE CENT REWARD.

II AN AWAY from the subscriber, residing on
~ South River, on the 25th September, a bound
boy, by the name of GEORGE BAYIY. The
above reward will be paid TO any for his deive-
ny to me, but no thanks from the subscriber.
JAS. A. PATTERSON.
Oct. 49,
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CONSUMPTION
DLS.aRJMED OF IT'S T,ERRORS.
DR.. HASTING
COmp0uDd Syrun of Naphtho

m DIR. HASTINGS COMPOUND SYRUP OF NApnruA-
4 ne great Remedy for Consumption, Decline Asthma
splitting OF Blood, Night Swcats, Husky Throat Vast.
ing OF the Flesh, Bronchitis, Coughs Colds and all dis
eases Of the Chest and Lungs.
rms celebrated preparation is pleasant TO the taste
and is so speedy in its operations that patients plainly
feel its good effects in MINUTES after taking the
FIRST
None genuine without the Written Signature of Nj
A. F. HARRISON on the wrapper
p0~Prce one dollar bottle. Six bottles for five dol
October IS 1913.
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NOTICE!

I WILL, OH Saturday the 18th November, al the
= late residence of Mary Aylor, decd, dispose of
the estate of said decedent consisting of two Wag-
ons, Horses, Cows. quantity of Wheat and Rye,
four Beds and Bedding therefor, good deal Of ex-
ira Bedding, Bureaus, Chairs, Carpetug, two large
folding leaf Tables, two Stoves, and other articles
too numerous to be set forth in an ordinary adver-
tisement. Terms will be made known on day OF
sale.
All persons having claims against said estate will
present them at once for adjustment and those in
.debted thereto will pay up without delay.
JOHN b. WATTS, Admir-
with the Will annexed
Oct. Is, iS4S.-3t
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3RwAaE OF ooUayrERFEITs

INt genuine BTNnGfctH PWls can be Obtained al "a
jotto,ong places:
William Kyle, Stanton; w. w King Waynesbo
rough William II. Bell ChurchSillc: 2. A. HeiskeI
Lebanon White Sulphur Springs; J. IL. Cyrcic, Par
nassus: II. Mcsscrsmith, Mt. Scion Tyre Maupiu
Mt. Sidney: James NJ. Stout, New Hope; d. & w
Whtmorc, Mt. Meridian; u. +. Graham, Crecnvillc
Jas. 5. Guy, Dcermcld Mcliuffin, & Co, Midway;
Col. w II. Allen, Green Valley Bath Co; John u
Dickinson, Marlborough Springs; Crawford, & Co
Warm Springs, and Henry Miller. Cedar Greek; w
VI Douglas Mt. Solor Hobbs s. Tay Tor, Valley Mills
w. NJ. Dudley, Jennings Gap.
October IL, 1919
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PRIV AVE BOARDING.

NJ RS. TAPP will receive few Boarters at her
~ residence on Main street. Her charges will
be moderate, and the comfort and convenience of
those who may patronize her, will be attended to-
Staunton, October lS, IS4S.--tf
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NOTICE..

FHNf1E partnership formed between the undersign-
Il ed in the Mercantile business has been dissolv-
ed by mutual consent. j. G. RIDGWAY,
WIN. a. PERRIN.
Staunton Oct II jS1S
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RANDOLPH LAND FOR SALE,

VNHE subscriber will offer for sale, on the first
& second days Of November, in the town of
Staunton, two tracts of
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NEW BOOKS.

HNHE Genius of Scotland, by Turnbull The
Pulpit Orators of France and Switzerland, by
Iurnbull; Charles Lambs Literary Sketches and
Letters, by Ialfourd
ALMANACS, FOR 1e4o.
Virginia, Dutch, Dutch English Comic, and
Rough and Ready Almanacs, sold cheap by the
NEW NOVELS.
The Orphan Niece, by Miss Pickering; Gowrie,
by James; Whim. by James A Warning 10
Wives Amelia, by Miss Leslie Harold, by Bull
wer; Jane Eyre ; The Tenant of Wildfcll Hall !;
The Black Prophet, by Carleton Valentine Mp
Clutchy, by Carleton Sc, SIC.
just received and for sale by
ROBERT COWAN.
Also few fine Steel frame Spectacles. II. G..
Staun,on, October II, lS4S.
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FOR SALE.

A NEW and substantial BUGGY, Of the fin es'
IA workmanship aud material, and made in the
latest northern style.
Oct. iS. 4. 8. KINNEY.
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NOVACE.

The Courts of Inquiry for the 9}d Regiment.
TTSHE LIST Bat. Court will be held in Greenve
- on Thursday the Cd day Of November next
the ID Bat Court at Mddlebrook on Friday the
Sd of Nov. and the Regimental Court on Satur-
day the 9TH Of November.
JAS. Nj. LIILEY,
Col 93d Regiment V. NJ
Oct. I6
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H "A IL w i,

called Sycamore, on which the Tes,ator resided
II lies adjoining the town of Lexington, Va. The
residence is within fifteen minutes walk Of the
schools and various seminares oil learning for which
the town is so justly celebrated. To a gentleman
who is DESTROYS of educating his family under his
own eye, more desirable situation could not be Of
fered-being near enough the town to enjoy all its
advantages, yet far removed as to avoid many of
It's annOyances. The farm contains about
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NEW GOODS.

H>HE subscribers are now receiving their supply
"A Of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
comprising ageneral assortment Of such Goods as
are suited to this market.
They are prepared to offer great inducements in
the way OF CHEAP GOODS to their friends and
the public generally, who are respectfully request
ed to call and examine their stock.
MOSBY & TAYLOR
Oct. a, 1913.
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PRONUNCIAMENTO.
ATTENTION, THE WHOLE

IT ID. BRECKENRIDGE s Go. respectfully
inform their friends and the public that they
are now receiving Large and well selected Stock
of
Staple ana Fancy Goods,
recently purchased in the New York, Philadelphia
and Baltimore markets at unusually low prices,
aud which they propose to sell at small profits for
cash or on a reasonable credit. Having fitted up
their Store room in tasty and somewhat elegant
style, they cordially invite their fair friends to call
and look at their goods in their line which shall be
shown with pleasure, whether they purchase or
not. All the undersigned want of the public is to
give them call, and not pass them by, and they
will sell them goods cheap with ga perfect reality"
Country Produce at fair prices taken in exchange
for Goods.-Cotton Yarns furnished TO merchants
at Factory prices large stock assorted Nos. con-
siantly on hand.
j. Il. BRECKENRIDGE,
JAS. &. MAUPIN.
Staunton, Oct. a, IS4S.
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.WE.RDO ET

amply sufficient for all the purposes of the farm
and which may be increased if desired. The Tes-
tator spent twenty years Of his life in endeavors
make it fine farming and grazing estate. and his
efforts have not been without success. The pur-
chaser will find every improvement, not of necessity
only, but of comfort and convenience that he would
desire.
The buildings have all, with two exceptions,
been put up within | 5 or Is years The