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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.

THE subscriber will offer at public sale on Saturday the
24h of the present month, august if not sold pri-
vatey before that tme his valuable property situated seven
miles above Nddlebrook and within mile of the Lex
ingon road and mile from Newport in Augusta County.
The Tract Of Land contains FIFTY ACRES. and has on
it .MER CIIl.NT MILL, and SAW MILL. both in
toerable repair The stream which turns The Mills
e falling and there are admirable sites for any kind Of
chinery.
If the purchaser of this property wishes larger Tract Of
Land he can buy an adonhg Plantation at reasonable
price, The neighborhood is agreeable and the land well
adapied to the raising Of wheat
TERMS third on the first Of September, the bal
ance in three equal annual payments.
EE9- Address The subscriber. Mddlebrook, Augusta
County. SAMUEL b. SPROUL.
August 7. 1e5O.-,ds
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SALE OF fhNNlDa

A Attorney in fact Of Robert Dunlap, will offer at
public sale in front of the Post Office in the Town
Of Staunton, Thursday the 22d day Of August 1880
Tract Of Land, containing ONE HUNDRED AND
TWENTY ACRES, lying in the Couaty Of Augusta on
the waters Of the Little Calf Pasture 1t part of the
Tract formerly owned by John Dunlap, decd, and by
partition assigned to said Robert Dunlap The Land is
without improvement out large part is finely timber
ed, and am told there is it fine Sulphur SPRING
been removed by decree 9th Chancery Court.
TERMS-Fiiy Dollars will be required in hand the
balance in six, twelve and eighteen MONTHS the purchaser
giving bond with approved security
DAVID S. YOUNG,
July 81, lS50.-tds. Attorney for Robert Dunlap.
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RY virtue Of Trust Deed executed to US By Thomas
- ~ Green, are now selling the lowest prices,
one of the best stocks Of new fashionable and desirable
Goods offered in this County consisting of Ladies'
Dress Goods Genemens Cloths, Domestics of all kuds
Hardware Iron, and every thing usually kept in Stores
will find it greatly 10 their interest to buy Of them. They
also notify persons desiring to commence the Mercantile
business, epensh their Stocks that they will sell the
Goods at wholesale orby The large quantity on The most
reasonable terms.
o. They also notify persons indebted to T. n Green,
or Green Co., that their claims transferred to them
and must be promptly lquidated indulgence cannot be
given PETER Y. BROOKE,3 H.
NICHO. X. TROUT, trustees
Stanton July 81 IS50-tf
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SALE OF LAND

July 81. ls5o.-tds.
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TrMBERED LAND !

,.'IIE subscriber as Commissioner under decree of the
Superior Court Of Augusta County, will offer for sale
public auction on Friday the 23d inst between twen
;ythee and twenlyfour Acres Of 1bered Land it being
the balance Of the Land remaining nnsod and ordered to
be sold by said decree 1t is situated about mile West
of Waynesboro, adjoining the Lands of Hugh Mcclure,
Sampson Peer ard Others, and will be sold in os of three
to four Acres TO sui, purchasers.
TERMS,-A credit Of six, twelve and eighteen months
will be given the purchaser executing bonds with approx
ed security and the title retained ill payment
JACOB SHRECKlllSE, Comm.
Aunust a. lS50-lds
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DENTISTRY.
MANN a. CHAPMAN.

INTENDING to practice in Augusta County, take this
method Of inormng the citizens that they will visit
them a. their residences generally and from the finished
manner in which they perform iheir work have no DOUBT
of giving satisfaction. The following certificate signed by
few Of the many persons whose teeth they have operated
upon in this County offered reference, and as tes-
timonial Of their skill.
CERrIFIcArE-We whose names are hereunto signed,
do hereby certify that MANN & CHAPMAN have executed
Dental work for us in very satisfactory manner, both in
quality and durabiliy-Dr. f. Williams, William Thomp-
son, George Messersmish, A. Smith, Philip Fauber, Dr..
joseph Wilson.
July IL, 1851.
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ONE AIS
COMPOUND SYhp Wild Cherry noarhound and LlefWStt

For Coughs, Colds Asthma, fncpient Consumption.
Catarr9,, Bronchitis, Splitting Of Blood, and oil
other Diseases Of the Chest and Langs.
TN offering this article to the public we 90 50 with
Physicians Of the City Of Baltimore where the article mans
featured. :, 80. ........
We are also willing place the recipe in the hands 81 an&
Physician who is recognised gentleman oil good standing
the profession. , /. ,7,h ,sso.
This is to certify that been laborng under very go
we're Cough main in the side gdduess Of the head and sore
of the OF long standing and that ~ the use Of ssse
bottles of Meals Compound Syrup Of Wild Cherry hoa
hound and Lverwo have been entirely relieved and have
Considered myself several weeks past
Any person desiring more special information can OBTAIN
calling my residence No. 49, Fawn street BALTIMORE
THos. J. WoaTHiseroN.
M The above article can Be had Of Me,'r. HAsr,, k.s
NEY gents for the of taunton yrespcctabe Phy
J. L. O'NEAL, Propretoe
July "a, is50.-2m. -
VIRGINIA AT Rules held in the Clerks Ofics Of
the Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancefy A
Bath County, on Monday The 3rd day Of June, 1880.
Joel Armentront- Plaintiff,
AGAINST
Hazael Williams and Erasmus Williams, and SolouA6e
| Cruise, administrator Of David Armentrout decd.,-
Defendants.
The Defendant Solomon Cruise, Administrator Of David
Armentrout decd not having entered his appearance Sh6
given security according TO the act OF Assembly and the
Rules of this Court and it appearing BY satisfactory ev
dence that he is not an inhabliant OF this
On motion Of the Plaintiff ii rs ordered that the said d.
PENDANT appear here on the first Monday in September nexs
and answer the Plaintiffs bill and that copy Of this ordss
be published in the Stanton Spectator for Two nonthe
SUCCESSFULLY and posted on the front doc, Of the
Of this County.
Cops-Teste, -,
CHAS. l.. FRANCISCO, Clerk
| nc
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IN Of Deed of Trust of date the Goth day Of
April, lS47 executed to me by George Washington
Wheebarger. shall proceed, upon the premises, on sat
urday the gath day of August, to sell atpubc auction,
to the highest bidder for cash, certain Tract of Land
living in Augusta County, on the North side Of Middle
River containing abou, las acres, adjoining the Lands
of Samuel Harnsbager and others, and is the same Land
conveyed said Wheebarger by the heirs Of the Samuel
Crawford, decd.
Acting as Trustee. will convey to the purchaser such
title only as is vested in me by said deed.
NiCHO. K. TROUT, Trustee.
July "a lS5e.-tts.
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r WISH TO RENT for one Of more years the FARM
belonging to the heirs Of John Montgomery, decd b.
ing in Rockbrdge county, the Little Calf Pasdgs Riv-
err There are upwards 500 ACRES in the Tract, ono
third Of which, perhaps least, is cleared. The buildings
are comfortable the Land Of good quality and lies in
good neghborhoOd Possession given On inc "a ms; Gay
Be. Esd, who resides in the neighborhood For terms
apply as soon as practicable the subscriber living meas
Stanton. JAMEo NEE1oN' nsSns
July II, lS50.-tc for the Widow and Helm.
Lexington Gazette copy times.
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Mlnw BOOKS

HAMPERS New Monthly Magazine; Lsdy's Book
IN Sarian's and Graham's Magazines for August Lit
,ell's Living Age Macauay's History of England new
cheap na iiernnns of Missionary Enterprise; Painter
Slider and Varnsher's Companion kennedys Life OF
Writ Foote'S Sketches Of Virginia al 81 Sacred Scenes
and Characters, by J. I. Headley. ~.
Staunton july 81 1850.
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STANTON ACADE MY.

rg,fIiS SCHOOL will be opened the first Monday in
l. September next, under the management Of l.. WAD-
DELL, 4. NJ, furmery connected with the Institution and
lately elected Principal thereof by unanimous vote Of
The Trustees. instruction will be given in the various
branches Of liberal education; and careful preparation may
be expected by such students contemplate graduating in
the University or any College in the State No change in
fees. By order Of The Board,
WIN FRAZIER, Sec'y.
P S. The Principal will be prepared TO receive sever
al Buarders in his family.
Stanton, July IL, 1880.
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NEW BOOKS,

* INNEDY'S Life ofWhi; Rev. H. Foote'S Skstcb-
ESQ Virginia pFapet's Chemistry Oepdor3's ne,s
enoa Of Learning read and speak French French Tss.
a'eos Mural Philosophy for beginners Scott's Inlia
try Tactics French G,a@mars Virginia Housewife; Ma
Beecher's Domestic Receipt Book Miss Lesley's CON-
plete Cookery Masonic Chart just received and fos ME
Sy VIM CHAMBER&
Stsuntor, July "a, 1850,
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ca UTEON:

A IL persons are warned against trading for note for
IA $S7, executed by Rev. P. Iinsley Penick, to one
Robert RasOn, of Harrison County, condition attached
TO said bond not having been complied with Also, for
balance bond of $50 90, executed by j. NJ. McCus
Jesse Tygar', late of this County, time May last
said McCue having legal oifsets against it.
J. Nj. McCUE.
Mt Solor Aug. 7, lS5O-3t
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Valuabte .No,smtain Eena for Sale.

I WILL sell Tract of Land in the County Of Abe.
marie, lying Browns Gap Road, and the head wa
tiers of Doyles River four miles above Browns Cove con-
tanning 400 ACRES. One hundred Acres of it is
cleared and well adapted to tho raising Of GRAIN Tobacco
and Grass the other portion is well tmbered with Chest
nut, Hickory Oak, Locust and Poplar; convenient fine
range for cattle; and small Mill, by repairing which it
would get good cusom all Of which can be bought for
the reduced sum of $780, Terms accommodating, and
will be made known by calling Inc, addressing me
through the Post Office, at Browns Cove, Albemare Co.
JAMES NJ. BLACKWELL.
july 81. 1881
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S. vi. YEAMAN'S
UNRIYALLED WINNOWING FANS.

NTESSRS. CLARKE & RvERcoMs have on hand a
IVA large stock of the above hared FANS, 50 justly GEL
ets'ed for the superiority and rapdy Of their execution
cleaning the grain ready for The Mill at one operation-
The Propretos feel thoroughly satisfied of heir superb
oy that they agree refund the money where they do
not give satisfaction. All communications relavelo Fans
or agencies either in Rockbridge or Augusta should be
addressed to the above named, at Mt. Scion, Va
Appust z IS50-2m
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PARTICULAR NOTICE.

THE subscriber would respectfully inform his friends
l. aud the public, that he still continues to furnish We'd
ding and other Parties on the shortest notice and in man
n-r warranted TO please He would also say 10 persons
wishing TO purchase CANDIES AND CONFEC1iON-
ARIES, by The quantity that he is ready supply Them
as low for the cash. any other house in the place, anu
he feels warranted saying with good can be brought
In the market All he asks is an examination before put
chasing elsewhere. T.. NJ. Cooiiii'o'
July % 1885,
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VALUABLE TOWN PROPERTY FOR SALE

r WILL OFFER tpabc auction on the End dly q
L September, 1885, ,he BRICK HOUSE belonging 6
the Estate Of Sampson Eagon, decd being M same occs.
pied by him as residence The lot Is good ons and s
improvements very desirable.
TERMS made kaown st the Sale. 80
-. 20 ,eso WILLIAM EAGoN. Es;oil
'une -, 'ooo'-os, Of s. Escon Dexid
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JULY FL, 1850
$4,000 worth Of desirable GOODS At greatly
REDUCED PRICES.
WHITE g. Co,

IHTENDNG to ren9 Wysish Ii ano,hs. House the snsu
to e. as 1esbe offer ,ns entire stock from ,Gd -
sr this date a, reduced prices much Of which @
tres, Bareges, Lawns, Ginghams, Cacoes, Vestingsi
Cloths and Cassmeses, Ready made Clothing, Lsces;
Ribbons Gloves, Hosiery &c., Sc, will be sold at ana
below COST for CASH. In good faith, therefore, we -
yite all wanting Cheap Goods to call and examine.
With view to introducing some salutary changes ana
Retors into our new business suited to the crisis, -
shall unreservedly sell STOCK at great sacriee'
Siannion July "a, 1850.
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C Gen. Garibsld has written letter to The Italian oom-
mttee of New York City, declining their offer Of public
reception He does not require such an assurance Oh me
palhy of Americans. He is anxious, qqely ano numoiy'
to become citizen Of the Republic anu 10 eogage IN ous
ness until favorable opportunity occuls iof 'e oeia-
ton Of his coint-v
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ROOTS AVID SHOES.

BRECKENRIDGE g. COWNE have just received
Id variety OF Boots and Shoes, suitable 70 the season,
Geneeas Goat skin Morocco Boots Fine Calf skin do
Genlemen's Kip Shoes; Gentls CaIfdo; Gent. Mo'ec-
CD do. Gent Morocco Slippers Ladies Kid Slippers
Ladies Fine Morocco d.. Ladies California Ties; Chill
dren's California do and large lot of Mems and Wo-
mems heavy Brogan Shoes, Boys Kip and Calf Shoes
and Boots, &C., Sc.
c,,,,, Iii, az ,65o Wind conv
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ElARRlANrs RECORD

On Thursday morning the Sh inst the residence Of George
NJ Cochran, Esq BY the Rev B. NJ Smith, the Rev Thomas
c. CAsrLEfo late Of New York. TO Miss Rosa B. Boys OF
this place t..>.,
Ia this place. Thursday evening the LIST instant by the Rev
Wiley b. Wnon, Mr. JAMES A. BIcKLE, foreman OF this OIL
Zee and formerly Stssnon, ya) 10 Miss SUSAN daughter
of Mr. Larkn Smith. Of this 2ace. uteue tlepubLican
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MrsslssIPPi AND New YoRK-These States are refer
red by the advocates Of periodically elective Judiciary
aOng evidence of the great advantages of the system
I'VE extract the following from the address of VIM T.
JoYNEs, Esq, of Petersburg candidate for the Conyen-
tiun to the voters Of his district
gentleman well acquainted with The effects Of the sys
TEN IN Mississippi, writes to as follows
cit has impaired the integrity the purity. and the indie
pendence Of the judges. has impaired the respect and
venetaon among the masses Tor the judiciary and its ad
verse decisions begct suspicion open resistance and bitter
determination IN have vengeance at the ballotbox which
soon offers in their frequent elections" The
recent convention in making constitution for Lousi
Judges" ~
= Another gentleman we'll acquainted with the operation Of
the system IN New York. says 'rhe faaciuus hone had
been INDUCED by many in this State tbst Inc ec,No ~
Judges would be Kept out of the vortex of party Wehave
already had experience enough know that that is mpos
sible
"Ihe changes Of system with was, out IF all aoub
fatal error such, am confident. Is the fixed opinion
and judgment Of the great body OF ntegeu, aud odea,e
men in this state"
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IS We are again compelled TO delay the publica-
lion Of MANY valuable communications. We regret
especially, that we cannot make room for the last
number Of "a Democrat" whose able articles have
attracted general attention.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-08-14
augusta County Court Clerks Office, To wk:
ESTRtV

'ENAKEN up by Henry T. Grever, of Augusta County,
the 2nd day OF August, 1885, a SOrrel Mare,
full fifteen hands high, blaze in the face :he rgh, fore
foot and both hind feet white supposed tie twelve years
DID, and appraised to s25.
Gan Extract from, the Records)
Teste, VIM. ID. TROUT, D. c.
August T. 1880 At
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bellevue Female School.

fHE next session will commence the 2nd of September.
1t at the residence and under the superintendent
Of the subscriber The various branches Of English ogelh
with Latin, Greek, French and Music are taught
Terms moderate. JAMES MORRISON.
Auuust T 1S50-3t
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N0ssCe 10 Contractors.

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at the Office
~ Of the Fredericksburg and Valley Plank Road Compa-
ny in the town Of fredericksburg THURSDAY the 18th
day Of September next for the construction and completion
of the first "a miles Of said Road Plans, specifications,
&C., can be seen at the Office Of The Engineer.
By order of the President and Directors Of said Compa
ny. JAMES MCGUIRE,
Secretary and Treasurer Of F. & Y. P, r. g.
n. B--Proposas will not be received after II O'clock,
NJ, ON the above mentioned DAY. .
Fredericksburg Aug. Ia, l850.-5w.
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Notice to Pewholders in the Presbyterian Church.

IN consequence of ndisposon shall be able 10 call
upon subscribers within my district, usual hope
therefore, that longer indulgence will not be expected, and
that prompt payment will be made this week my store
HUGH j. CRAWFORD, C. c. 8.
Saunon, Aug 7, 1850.
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TO PERSONS BaSlRoUS OF EMPLOYMENT

WOUNG Men, and youths even down to IA years ofage,
of fair common school educaou and who cat write
oleraby good hand. residing in any part Of the United
States, will by addressing letter postpaid to BOX No.
3069 n Y Post Office" receive information Of mode in
which they be employed with Pecunary profit to heln
selves for few weeks or in of success permanently
while at The same time they will aid an extensive plan for
the improvement of education throughout the country. Ed
iins friendly to education will please copy this noiceN
Y. Tribune. 81.
August Id, 1850.
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LAND FOR SALE AT wAYNrsoBoRo'.

,.,trr ,...,,s gcri WIN. Clarke will sell pri-
ttaaely about EIGHTY FIVE ACRES OF LAND,
adjoining the Town of Waynesboro upon which there is
large new Framed Barn, with Cow-sheds and yard per-
maneu,ly enclosed, fencing good and the Land ina high
lice will be gven it will be offered at public sale Sat
urday the 9th of September next the Barn the prem.
ises Sale at o'clock, Z. Nj.
c. Terms accommodating =,
SAMUEL. HARNSBEkGER.
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SOMETHING FRESH.

CHARLES H. BALL has just received another sup.
~ ply Of FRUTs. CoNFEcTIoNARiEs, &c., consisting u
part Of Oranges Lemons, Figs Punes, Dates, Almonds
Pecon Nuts, &c., Sc. Also Candies Of every variety.
with few Cans OF those fue Picked Oysters Call st
the Confectionery Establishment opposite the Spectator Of
flee.
Staunton July TO- 1850
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ENGLISH SCHOOL FOR BOYS.

'HNHE second session Of the Parochial School will com
mence in this place, on the first Monday in September
under my snpernlendence The School will be taught as
hitherto, by Mr.. william LIFE experienced Teacher
and graduate Of Washington College.
TERMS, FOR SESSION or fave MONTHS
Elementary English Course, 81 50.
Complete English Course 5000.
few Classical Scholars will be admitted, if Of suitable
age, at SIS.
Particular attention will be paid to the moral and rel
gious Education Of ,he Boys. Apply TO
b. NJ SMITH.
StanntnnA July 81 Is50-if
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ECCLESIASTICAL NOTICE

TINE LEXINGTON PREs9yrERv, will Goshen Church.
Highland County Wednesday the 2lst day of August,
at II o'clock, NJ. J. A. VAN LEAR, S. C.
Juy,24, 1850
o. Lexington and Harrisonburg papers please copy
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POstpOnensent.

The above sale net having taken place on the day frs
appointed is postponed Saturday, the Sst day OF August
JONATH. LANDES,}
CYRUS BROWN, o'u' Is
August Id, lo50.-tds
Igg- Rockingham Register copy weeks.
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%. The last intelligence from France SAWS:
Ia consequence OF the death OF the President of the Uni
tsd States, The President of the French Republic will 90
INTO mourning ior one month, grand solemn service will
be performed at Metre Dame, anu for ten days the Nation
a. fay will have black eI,pe attached
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lyE next session Of this School will commence the
End day OF September next and close the last IF june
1851. A handsome and comnodious Brick edifce is now
in progress of erection which will furnish the School with
very superior accommodations The Of study will
qualify young men for advanced any Of os}
best Colleges, or tor any practical pursuits Of life.
TERMs.-In the Classical and Mathematical Depart
ment, per session of 10 months, $50 co. English Depart
ment, according grade, per session. SIS and $24 90.
Board, including washing &c., can be obtained In tho
best families in the village and vicinity at SIS and 81 50 pes
month. few pupils can be accommodated 10 the family
of the Principal
The community in which this School is located 10
igoas influence end good morals, is not surpassed IN hs
Stale. .
EG- Address the Principal, at Brownsbtrg, Va
July "a lS5O-4m
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CHURCHVfLLE
English and Classical School.

rU,HlS School will be opened on Tuesday the 10Th Of
l. Angus, next and close on the 10Th June, 1851. The
subscriber hopes from years experience in teaching and
by his usual diligence in the discharge of his duties to mer
continuance OF the patronage heretofore so Literally e4
tended to his School Several boarde can be received IN
the subscribers family Terms will be the same as hereto
fore. u )" - o'S ~"
July "a, 1862.
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III CLAP. j. KINNEY, D. c.

day of August 1850, sell the House and Lot, men
toned 10 said ORDER on the terms therein mentioned before
the door of the Virginia Hotel, in Staunton.
Il. J. NICHE, Comm.
Jnlv q e5o-9ad
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Very PRoLrrc.-A Mrs. BIassengame, of this city,
presented her husband with four children Gall boys) on Sun
day night last since which time all have died. The same
parents have three gmwu dauqhies, all of one brh-Pe
ierSJoDg hs!eligencer
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Classical & Mathematical School near staunt0n.
BY PIKE POWERS.

rFNE exercises Of this School viii be resumed the 18Th
of August and terminate the lst Of May following,
so that the vacations may in future in the months Of
May and June.
TuIrlov-For the ensuing Session Of eight and half
months. ti2 so cents, payable $25 the ls Of August
and $l7 so on the Isl Of January. No ertrG;.
July 81, lS50.-St.
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States in the Union-lndiana, Michigan. Ohio and Iowa
said to De equal in quantity and quality to that ofany pre-
cedng year IL is said that the surplus crop of Michigan
will than double the largest yield ever produced in
that State
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Browns Cantharidire Bllstering Tissue.

srOWnS CanthafldRG BlSteflng TlSsue,
TNHIS elegant Vescang Tissue, which owes its blister
ing properties solely to Cantaridins, has been in
ensive for several years. and is overcoming the reu
dice entertained by The Profession against new and pop
elary preparations 1t is cheaper and will blister more
surface less cost than any other preparation For sale by
HARPER & KINNEY.
Stanton. july 81 1850
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PRESBYTERIAN HIGH SCHOOL,

Located at Brownsburg, Rockbridge Co., Va
OryicERs-Rey. w. w. TRIMBLE, A. NJ, Principal
Mr.. w. S. NJ. GAY, LIST Assistant Professor.
End So Professor.