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LAND FOR SALE.


+ WISH to selia Tract of Land belonging to
! the heirs Of John and Elizabeth Montgomery,
lying in the county of,Rockbrldge, near the Au-
gusta line. on the Little Calf Pasture River, in
good neighborhood, now occupied by Mr.. VIM.
GleHay. There are about
$50 ACRES
in the Tract, and generally Of GOOD quality, with
an abundance of madow, There are On
it good LOG DWELLING, and 9TH
or out houses, with never failing Spring Eli
near the house, also one of the best Sui. c.l.l i
phur Springs in the country, well worth inproy-
ing. The Central Railroad will pass within two
or three miles nf the Tract. ~.
Persons wishing. to purchase are requested to
call on VIM. H. Bell. Esq, living at Bells Val
lev, on the Railroad line, or on Mr.. Glendy, who
will show the land. For terms apply to
JAMES NELSON,
Nav IS, Is5S.+-tf. g >. Agent for the heirs.
CO Rockingham Register copy St and for
ward account to this office
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Hutoheson's Celebrated Ointment
FOR PILES.

4 PERFECTLY safs,. mild, speedy and per-
- maneht eare for PILES of every description,
and no matter of how long standing.
This remedy is compounded, according to -estab-
lished rules Of Pharmacy, of Ingredients posses
sing great healing properties. .A..'1,-
Physicians Of the first standing have examined
asd used this Ointment in their. practice with the
utmost success, where all other remedies failed to
effect a cure, il, r4-
The above remedy is unsurpassed for the cure
ofSore Breasts Of females, The most violent and
distressing cases of which have heen almost in
stantly relieved by it. For Sore TAT6at, White
Swellipgs, Ulcers, Cuts or Bruises, Barns and
Sealds and for all kinds Of local Inflammation, it
is OF ggeat value. .,->,n -,
We have in oar possession q large number Of
certificates from the most reliable persons, testify
ing to its wonderful efficacy in the cure of the a.
boge diseases. We give the following:
: r.. ,fs, 4t STANTON, May 5th, 1853. IT,
Mr. Kpteheson,-Dea ,SiE:J take pleasure in
saying that your Ointment kas been uscd iu my
Family and bas given entire satisfaction, one sin
gle application giving immediate relief, and flap
piled as it shohld be, have 20 doubt would make
permanent cures. take great pleasure IL recon-
meEdpg it 10 the afflicted.
Yourss respectfully, :
- SAAPL WOODWARD.
In Offering the above Ointment to the afflicted,
the proprietors take the high ground that where
it has been used ip strict accordance with direc-
tions, sufficient length Of time. and not being at
tended with beneficial results, the mercy win be
refunded upon application. = ,,.i
The above 0atrheH is pit UP in meat tin boxes
viii, directions and pamphlets accompanying each
hoy, Price. so cents and kf each. So.
Prepared by WIN. HUTCHINSON s. CO.,
Amsterdam. Botetoust7county, Va.
N. B.-A liberia. discount made to Agents ana
Wholesale Dealers.
AGENTS FOR AUGUSTA COUNTY. ;.
THoM&s P. EsKRlDGE. StauRton; Benz. F.
Graham, Greenvif1e; J. Roller, Mt. Sidney A.
Miller, Mt. Soon -, Stort, New HOPE; w. w.
King s. Son. Wayaes3orolgh.
lime | 1853
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TO RAILROAD CONTRACTORS.
S ! s;ssss &c. sss:gs'

PROPOSALS for the grading. bridging and
Z masonry Of the Western Division Of the Gov
ington and Ohio Railroad, will be received at the
Office Of the Engineer at Guyandotte. Cabell
county, Virginia, between the Goth and 3Oth June
next.
They will embrace about as mile sections,
bridges over Tweve Pole, Guyandotte and Mud
Rivers.
ALSO, between the lst and 10Th July next,
proposals will be received at CovngtOn, Virginia,
for the grading, bridging and masonry of thatpoor-
ton of the Eastern Division, lying between the
town of Covngton and Haynes Farm. on Jack
sons River-a distance of 10 OF III miles of very
heavy work, including mach heavy retaining
wall and two large bsldges over Jaekson's River.
I'he successful bids will be declared as soon as
p.aeiieable after the 18th July.
By order of the Board of Public Works,
CHAS. b. SHAW, Chief Engineer
Covington and Ohio Railroad Company.
Iewisburg, Va, June Is, lS53.-5t
s1D" Valley Wing and Fincastls Democrat
py and send acc'ts TO Engineer.
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Yo TIE. PUBIAc y.
NEW GROCERY STORE.

'INflE undersigned, having associated themselves
together under the style aid firm Of HARPER
s. BROTHER, for the purpose of carrying on the
wholesale ind Retail Grocery Business
in the Town of S.aupten, are Iow prepared to fur
nish Families or Country Merchants all articles
unusually kept in well regulated houses. Doing
exclusively a Grocery Business, we feel warrant-
ed in saying we can supply all articles in our
line, at much lower rates than The people Of this
section of eouAtEy have heretofore been able to
procure them. Confident our goods and prices
cannot fail to give satisfaction, we invite our
friends aud the public generally ogive US call
Our stock comprises in part, the following articles:
CoFFEE-Rsst Java and Rio;
SUGARs-Porto Rico, New Orleans, Loaf, Pull
verised, Crushed and Refined, best quality;
TEAs-J. Haynes, Huntingdon, Game Geek,
Union-an other brands;
Best quality Mtlasses and Syrups;
Mafshail's Salt, in sacks well filled, Table Sait;
Candles-Patept Cqlored and White, Adaman-
tine and 1'ailow;.
SoaFs-vafiegs:ed, Rosin, CASTLE, and Fancy
in boXes&
Mestard- {Uuderwoois and 10 cans
Corn Starch Alum, Copperas, Indigo, Macca-
roni, Cheese, Rice, Pepper, Ginger, Mace, Nut
megs. Cloves, .Alspiee, Cinnamon, Water and
SOFA Crackers, 4aisins and Figs. Hladiihg. &c. F.;
Pickles-Peaches, Onions, and Mixed, in quart
and half gallon jars -,
Currant and Apple Jellies Tomato, Walnut
and Horse Kadish Catsrps, Pepper Sauce;
Powder and Shot. Ropes, Starch. &c.;
Brushes-SAAqs Horse, Busting & Whtewash
@ooden Ware-Bueksts. Tubs, Brooms, large
and small, Clever Sleeves, Milk Piggins, Baskets,
Clippers, Spoons and Bowls;
Qas-Iirest bordeaux Salad Oil, Fish and
Whale. All Of which We will sell on the most
reasonable terms. Cali at Union Hall Buildings.
HARPER g. BRO.
Staunton, June l, 1853.
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sobTH RIVER LAND FOR SALE.

,l,HE subscriber, wishing to devote the whole Of
his attention to his profession, offers for sale,
on accommodating terms, his very desirable LITTLE
farm, containing 300 Acres, lying Oh South
River, and adjoining the lands Of Rey. S Kenner-
", Jno. Patterson; Jr. and others. There are 70
or 80 acres cleared, 50 of which are in fine clover,
the balance nicely grabbed new ground. The i'm
prqvements are small LOG-BODlED HOUSE,
stable &c., There is an excellent aceu Of nsrer-
faiiingtcaterneat the house and there two good
sawmills and manufacturing milf in quarter OF
mile. "a
Immediate possession will be given If desired;
ANY one wishing to buy'land viii do we'll to cali
on me 1t the residapce Of d.. Johr Hanger, or on
my Father who will take pleasure IN showing the
laaa. ..-4 SAMUEL KENNERLY.
April H. is53s--3mo. ~.
H0- VindicatOr and Rockingham Register copy
mn
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'SpIendidIy illustrated Works.
THR Alps. SWITZERLAND, SAVOY & L0MRlRDY.

WITH the Magazine for June will 'be ready,
w PartI,, price Twenty five Cents, OF a Mag
niicept Work to be completedin Twelve Month
" Parts. entitled, =:
The Alps, Switzerland, Saroy and LQnlhardy
with an account Of the most recent Accents &c
Mont Blanc, SIS. By the Rev. CHAnLRs WI
LIAMs, This work, when completed, Will form
a large thick Volume, in Imperial Octave, con-
tanning upwards of Three Hundred beautiful En-
cravings, descriptive Of the peculiar scenery OF
those most interesting. portions of Europe, with
the Occupations of the Inhabitants, &C.; &c.
CAssEIT.'s NATURAL HISTORY.
On the First of July will commence Casset's
Natural History, which for variety beauty and
completeness, wll claim to be considered az first
class work upon this most interesting subject
The First Volume will be devotedtqt the FEATH-
Erred TRIBE of the Creation and will contain up
wards of Three Hundred EngFayings, In the frat
style of Art. The volume will be completed In
Twelve Monthly Parts, Imperial Octave. Price,
IS cents EACH, -
HISTORY OF ENGLAND
3. On the First of July will appear Part l., price
Twenty-Five Gents, of The Illustrated History q
England, from the Earliest Period Ion record to
the Present Time. Edited by RoBEkT FERGU-
SON; IL, d. r.
This History, which is intended to form great
National Work, will extend to -Four Volumes,
Imperial Octavo; each Volume to be oomFlsted
in Twelve Monthly Parts, Price 25 cents eaoh.-
The Work will comprehend the Political. Civil,
and Domestic History Of the Nation, and its Pro-
Gress in Civilization, Literature, Art, &a, dtWill
be profnsely Illustrated with EBgravings from
Designs by GILBERT. PHILLdPporEAUx, Will
L1AMs and Others. Representations of the most
remarkable Events will be wofkadaepaTateiy upon
Plate Paper The Portraits will form complete
Gallery, not only of the Monarcbs, but of those
individuals, whose names are, prominent in Eng
lands History. Also. Antiquities, including Aa-
tographs. Buildings, Costume, Furniture, Arms.
Coins, Monuments, Manufactures, &C., OF each
Epoch.
July First will be published. in one Handsome
Volume. Imperial Octave, price, One Dollar and
Twenty five Cents, in Cloth Boards,
The Illustrated History of Hungary, and The
.1Iagycrs, from the Earliest Period to the close Of
the late. BY EDWARD LAWRENCE GoDKy-
The Volume viii be Illustrated with One Hum
bred highly finished Engfaviags, including rep
of the principal Battles; Portraits of
the carly Kings, and of the Statesmen and :Gener-
ais who figured in the War Independence;
Costumes of the Peasantry, &C.; Views Of the
chief Towns and Fortresses, &c.; with an aecu-
rate Description of the Manners and Customs Of
the People. their Literature, Commerce, Arts, &c.
ALEX. MONTG OMERY,. Publisher,
u II Spruce Street, New York.
May 25. 1853.
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ATTENTION, WDOL~GROWERS,

THE STANTON WOODEN FACTORY
respectfully invite your attention to their
large and varied assortment of WooLEN GooDs,
consisting of Kerseys, Jeans, Sattinets, Plaid
Striped and Plain Colored Linseys, Bed aud Ne
GRO Blankets, both Colored and White. They
are also, manufacturing Yarns of various grades
and colors, which they offer in exchange for Wool
on moderate terms, at the highest market price
for Wool. = ,st:.tf -
The patronage Of all traders and consumers Whp
appreciate goods for their real value. is respectfully
solicited for those manalastHysd BY ,ls as we think
some ndqoement can be held out to purchasers of
this description Of Goods. 800.
ID. w. KENNEDY, Super dent.
NJ B.-We wish to purchase SO, 600 lbs: at
Wool. for which we will exchange Goodsor give
the highest Cash Market Price. . d. W.,k.
Stanton, May l8, 1853 tf.-Vind copy.
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CORNER STONE.

A COMMITTEE of the Trustees of the E
n vangelcal Lutheran Congregation OF otaun-
ton, addressed an invitation to Staunton Lodge,
No l3, of which the following is a copy
To the Wor. Master, Masons. SC, of the Staun-
ton Lodge, No. Is. of free and accepted Masons
We, the undersigned, Trustees of the Evan
gelical Lutheran Congregation of the town OF
Stauntou, were lately appointed Committee for
the purpose of making suitable arrangements for
the laying Corner Stone of said Church-and
desiring that such Corner Stone may beprunounc-
ed "true and trusty, 1--WE respectfully request that
Staunmn Lodge No. l3,wil lay the Corner Stone
agreeable to Masonic rites and ceremonies. on the
Oath day of the present month, Ounce We hope
that our request will not conflict with the arrange
ments which we learn you have made for the ded-
ication Of the New Masonic Temple on that day.
j. e. M. MERlLLAT.
GEORGE BAYLOR,
GEORGE SHUEY,
L. F. POINTS.
June 10, 1858.
The following isa copy Of the reply from Staun-
ton Lodge No Is:
AT special Communication of Staunton Lodge
No. Is. held ST the Masons Hall on Friday even
ing. June 10th. 1858:
An invitation to this Lodge to lay the Corner
Stone of the Evangelical Lutheran Church being
presented from Committee of the Trustee ofsald
Church--on motion the following resolution was
adopted:
Resolved, That the invitation be accepted, and
that the Secretary ofthis Lodge communicate such
acceptance to the Committee of Arrangements on
behalf of the Trustees of the Evangelical Luthe-
ran Church-and moreover. TO inform said Com
mittee that the Ceremony of laying the Corner OF
said Church will be performed by the Grand
Lodge of Virginia. Teste,
JAMES F. PATTERSON, Sec.
We therefore give the following notice.
THE CORNER STONE
OF TIE EvAEGELacAL LUTHERAN CHURCH,
viii be laid with Masonic Ceremonies,
BY the Grand Lodge OF Virginia,
IN The to,ra Of Stanton,
On Friday the Gath day June. 1858, at = O'Clock,
An appropriate address or addresses will be de-
lvered on the occasion.
!g- The public are respectfully invited to
attend. J. c. NJ. MERILLAT,
GEORGE BAYLOR,
GEORGE SHCEY,
b. F.. POINTS.
June Is. ls52.-2w.-V-and NJ. lease cc?y.
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LAND IN NELSON
FOR SALE.

TDY virtue of three deeds of trust, executed by
I'D William B. Turner, and OF record in, the
Clerks Office of Nelson county, the undersigned,
the Trustee therein named, will proceed on
"wednesday, 29th day OF June,
if fair if not, the next fair day, upon the prem-
SEES. to sell ta the highest bidder, at public auc-
ton. the TRACT OF LAND on which said
William B. Turner resides, containing
800 Acres.
Altogether this is valuable Farm. 1t lies on
Rockfish River, about 8 miles below the Court
House, east of the road leading from Lynchburg
to Charlottesville, and IL miles from Howards-
vile on the Cana. by the Howardsville and Rock
fish Turnpike, which is located along the River
opposite this farm.
1t is among the best Of our red soils, and much
of it being of Southern exposure it is especially a.
dap,ed to the growth of wheat. The wood land,
which is abundant and rich, is fine tobacco land.
Some 100 acres are In clover.
The improvements consist of. good -.
TRAINED DWELLING M
house, 40 feet by 90, with base ssM.A
ment &c., Barn, Tobacco House, Ne Sl-sSss
gro Cabins, all in good repair.
Possession. will be given Immediately after har-
vest, for the purpose of preparing for seeding, and
full possession on the 9Th day of November
Mr.. Turner who resides on the land will take
pleasure in showing it to any person desiring to
purchase.
TERMS.-One third of the purchase money
will be required in cash. As 10 the residue, a
credit of one and two years will be given, upon
the purchasers giving bond with good personal
security, the title being retained or deed of trust
given as ultimate security. ~
The title is believed to be good, but acting as
Trustee. will convey such only as is vested in
me- Mr. Turner who is considerably interested
in the purchase money, after paying the debts Sc
cured, will no doubt see that complete title Is
made. ROB'T. WHITEHEAD, Trustee.
June Is, lS53-tds.
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COAL LANDS FOR SALE.

4 S the agents for Joseph .Pryor's heirs we Of
"A. fer for sale a TRACT Of LAND, lying
on the head waters Of North Riyes, a fey miles
from Mt. Solon. in Augusta coenty containing by
recent survey, 1864 Acres. ,Asma|l quantity
of the land is cleared, and there isl small tene-
rneat or two upon it. 1t is upon this. land that
.QatTacite Gail ofssporior quality has been dis
covered ,.aHd considerable quantity mined with
in the last two years. The owners. being resi-
dents of another State and therefore unable TO give
it their personal attepton, havedetermEed to sell
oat:!, The terms viii be very accommodating. i
/, The mineral wealth Of tits land makes it emf
neatly worthy Of the attention ofcapitalists and
men VI enterprise. For farther particulars apply
to FRAZIER g. .IMR9DEN,p
Aml-6, 1851 Agents. Staquton, Va.
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D Drugs, Chemicals, &c,
WASHINGTON COLLEGE.

TNHE closing examinations for the present SEES
Il sion of this institution, will begin on We'd
nesdav, the 22ud instant, at 9 O'clock A. NJ
The. Commencement Day, will be Thursday 3Oth
instant. when addresses will be delivered by mem-
bers of the graduating class.& Degrees conferred by
the President. The Junior Exhibition will take
place the evening preceding the commencement.
On the afternoon of the 30th the Society Of Alum
nj will be addressed by Rev. B. Tucker LACY,
Of Salem, Va. u ',:;.
ea The public are invited to attend all the a
boye exercises. a.
GEORGE JUNKIN, Prdsideet.
June 8, iS59.-5t.
TO- indicator copy st.
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Nraw BOOiSSo

CRAHANl'S Magazine and Gadey's Ladey's
" Book, for june; Yusef;,or The Journey Of
the Frang, by j. Ross Browne; Travels in E.
gypt and Palestine, by :. Thomas NJ. D. Gen,
esis and Geology, by Denis Crofton; Spiritual
vamprism, The History Of ETHEREAL Softdown !;
Prismatcs, by Richard Haywarde; Summer
Cruise in the Mediterranean, by N. P. Willis j;
De Quincey's Historical and Critical Essays;
Great Truths by Great Authors; Female PietE,
or the Young Woman's friend and Guide through
Life to Immortality, by J. A. James; The Mer-;
cy Seat, by G., Spring, D. D.; Consolation, in
discourses on select TOPICS addressed to the suf-
fering People of God, BY Jas. W. Alexa9der, D.
D.; An Essay on Calcareous Manures, by Ed
mund Ruffin; Beatrice, or the Unknowh Rela-
tives, by Catharine Sinclair The 9Th vo!nme of
D'Aubignes History Of the Reformation The Bi
Bile in the Counting House, by H. A; Boadman,
D. D.; The Bible in the Family,by H. A. Boad-
man, ID. D.. /; just received and for sale by
ROB'T. COWAN;
Stanton. Nav p5. 1853.
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DR.. w1srAu's Il >t.s,m o@ yv:npcuGRnl

DR.. wISTAR's BNlss,M Of Vy;LDCuERRY.
From the Ea!l River Monitor, gdass. 3.
This medicine, prepared by long exEcricascd aad
Akillfu physician tested and approved t great mum
ber of Intelligent distinguished and respectable persons
in various parts OF the country, is received aadused
with eutire confidence ana WITH great by those
afflicted with pulmonary Faiats. IL is also recon-
sendcd valuable medicine fOc other Diseases such
colds, coughs and particularly diseases whose tende-
cy is 10 consumption.
IMPORTANT FROM CANADA.
80 &utbcc, JUiy 81, 1888.
To all who arc afflicted with Asthma:
have at diGerent tees been afflicted with severe
colds, hiehproGuceS IL Ing asthma. [ have
these occasions, used DIR. NISTAR'S BALSAM OF
SVILD CHERRY. Two years AGO was quite sick,
so muck that could not rest nights procured Of
the ageAt of this city, bottle of this lila cherry
Before had taken the whole Of it felt rclieSedi
continued taking it, until had used three fur k1tcs,
which completely cured me. The present seoSo; took
another severe cold, and Immediately rcsortcd this
Basam, and part Of one bottle Il, the desired effect
Therefore cheerully recommend nay iricldS and all
Others who need it, 20 try this medicine for their coughs
and colds, aud particularly the Asthma.
Respectfully yours, VIM McGRAT1.
None gcauiue HiesS signed l. BUrrs the wrapper.
= Or Far saisby T. F. EsEatpGs, Druggist Staunton;
4. Pence, Harrison5urg; j. Nj. Wilson,. Lexington;
Gayuor & Wood, Richmond, and by Druggists every
where.
June l5 1853.
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sDlEzs.

In GLASGOW, How ard county, Nc, Of CONSUMPTION,
on the 10th May, Mrs. May l.. FRAME, wte'oi jas
A. Frame, formerly oil this county.
On the 2sth Of May, OF breest complaint, Mrs tta-
ARErE Wife of MIR Jehu Loker of RooIipghaW, in enc
6st year Of her age. She died in peace, leaving tes
timony behind of her happy exchange. She was the
daughter Of Mr.. Abraham LGuiop
At the City Hotel Alexandria, on Sunday morning
the 9th at l2 o'clock of Consumption, On ASLOTfE Az
ousrA, second daughter of JohnC aud Ann b: bow
ger Of that city late oe Winchester, id the 10th year
Of her age. Her remains conveyed to Stanton TO
be deposited in the family vaIs whore the ashes o. her
kindred rcposc.
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Masoaic N6fiee.

TINE Grand Lodge of Virginia will meet in
Il Grand Special Communication. in staunton,
on the 24th inst, (St. Johns foay,) for the paf-
pose OF dedicating the new Masotie Temple OF
StaaRtoA Lodge, No. f3. 4
The Lodges throughout the State land also Ma
sons ia good and regular standing, are fratefnally
invited to attend.
Azp 4tosr "a meeting 9 O'Clock. A. M.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
June8, lS5S.-tdsn.
gng-- Vim. and Mess. copy till 24th list.
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HIGH SCHOOL.

vNNHE examination of the pupils of the HIGH
Il SCHOOL, in Brownsburg, will commence
on Thursday morning (tke 2Sd inst. at O'CLOCK
4. d., 2Dt coptiaEe antil Finished.
On Friday two addresses viii be ;Esi%ered by
young gentlemen connected %iFh tie Schooi' ar
about nooa. These speeches WIKI be followed by
an addrss io,a the Isev b. NJ. Smith, of Staun-
toR. The pGAlia are requested to attend
w. w. TRIMSLE, PrineiaaE.
JGEa l.. lSl3.-2t.
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LIFE INSURANCE.
Mutual BENEFIT COMPANY.
Capitatorer 81, l6O 900 and daily Increasing
OFFICE I'M HTcrJrroND vA

Cdpuatorer 81 16O 600 and dali, Increasing.
OFFICE I'M RICHMOND, va.
b. w. KNOWLES, Agent.
TNHlS Company makes annual dividends 10 the
insured. The dividends average over one
third the premium paid, thus making the actual
cost very low.
No Company affords more advantages with g.
quail security TO the insured.
The Company have ordered the payment of the
fifth ,eiyidepd being the one for lS49.
LIFE INSURANCE not only provides the
best means to secure at once our families and
friends from want, but is one the best securities
to the settlement of estates and as a security to
creditors.
Any information respecting life insurance will
be cheerfnlly given at my office or through the
mails. B. w. KNOWLES.
Richmond, June |, 1856.
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Sfl.aYes.,

Er<ROM the subscriber on Tuesday the 9TH inst.
Z ADARK BROWN horse, with a small
star in his iase, large ears-mostiy carries them
erect with the cavity turned baek--his neck a
little sunk where the collar TCks, about l3-or
log hands high. 80
Z Any Information with regard to the horse will
be thankfully received. also reasonable charges
paid. Post Office address Middlebrook, Augusta
Co. Va. JAMES J. MARTIN.
I,Ua * iSS2 -2ts%
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THE subscriber having just returned tsoa the
Northern Cities, would call the attention Of
his patrons and the public to the largest stock Of
,Q Drugs, Chemicals, &c..
N ever purcbssied for this market. The stock
~ has been most carefully selected from the best
importing houses, and every article is warranted
to be free from the usual impurities and adultera
tions The Medical profession are especially inyit-
ed to call and examine. To Builders and Pain,
tiers the strongest inducements are offered in this
department. My stock is unsurpassed as to guam
tity and quality. To those who cultivate the fine
arts, / would say that | am now in receipt of lot
of the most beautiful Paintings and Engtavings
the City of New York could produce, in dei:caey
of cooring and beauty Of design they are, uRFi-
vailed. 80 THOS. =, ESkRlpGE.
~Staunton June 1853
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:. FAIRBANKS, =.
PLATFORM SCALES.

Long hio~n- Severely tested-.A- -F
mays right Fhs Acknowledged In r
STANDARD. ,;.Ir = Y
Raibaas; Hay, CaSl, sBd,Fm- n.
mers' sea LES, sotip .aEy part of -
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