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GENERAL REFERENCES.

WASulNGroN-Uon Ion. john W. A.aury Major
i}aron Won Gcrclt Prussiau Minister; Henri
3 sch Spencer. Belgian Minister; tiea. Wind
field Sent: Gales < Seaton; Coicolah s Riggs
Banhers; ChaJb Br Tiers. Bankers; Selden,
Walters !. Co., Baakers; Joseph Henry. Ii. ID
LoEnoH-Joseph Il. IngersIll. American Min
istr: I'Ao Prussian Minister; Lieut.. Col. Sykes
Easl India Conpauy; Joseph Hume, Vi. P; Alb
Fulaiahouo. Board Of Trade; Edwin Chadwick
Board q. Health George Peabody, Banker.
PAars.-Niilian c. Riycs, Thcad, say NJ
De JOnaes. A. Nj. Query, Elm. Lafayette, Liv'
;nystan !, ellis y Go.
l.slr2iG. Sax.--i}r. FiUgoI,
BEeLIS-Daron iumbD.dl, u. Delierioi, Prof
Won Kramer.
U>yGg.-LoI. Eiancr.
May II, 1883.
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AMERICAN AND FOREIGN AGENCY
IN WASHINGTON ID. {.

s'IIE undergraduates his services in the pros
ecutou of Claims before Congress and the
several Departments. and ior the transaction OF
any business requiring attention AT the Capitol.
Persons having business with the Patent lndl-
an. Land, or Pension Offices, or any OF The De
partnents Of The Government, or in the Supreme
Court Of the United states, may rely On n prompt
aud faithful attention to their interests.
Enjoying All extensive Foreign acquaintance.
vii; undertake ana be responsible for the safe trans
mission OF Stacks or Money. to any portion OF tu-
rope; and attention will be paid to the collection
Of Foreign Claims.
Correspondents will be furnished with special
references in whatever State they may reside, and
in the prominent cties Of Europe.
JOS. &. e.. KENNEDY.
Office on II. street boiweoa Ninth 'SGi I'enth.
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BANNER PaxsaBT 2 a. yxcEg.

Stanton, MAY II, 1858.
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INVEST VIEW DIVISION, S, OFT, will have
w Procession ON Saturday the 2lst Instant.
ut West View, at which time a BANNER will
be presented by the Ladies to said Division
Several Temperance speeches may be expected,
as speakers have been procured Tor the occasion
The surrounding Divisions are respectfully nyI-
ted to be with us
By order of the Division.
JOHN G. HOUSEAIAN and others,
Nav IL, 1853. Committee.
rs Messenger and Wind. please copy.
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snuIH RIVER LAND FOR SALE.

,s'IIE subscriber. wishing TO deyotcthe whole of
his attention to his profession. offers f1f sale,
on accommodating terms, his very desirable little
farm, containing 500 Acres. lying ION South
River. and adjoining the lands of Rev S Kenner-
IL. Juo Patterson Jr. and others. There are rs
or 81 acres cleared 80 Of which are in fine cIorer,
the balance nicely grihbed pew gruapd. TIE i'm
provcments are small EOG-B0DIED HOUSE.
stable SC. There is an excellent rel IF nerer-
trjngmntcr near the house and there are two good
sawmiIls and manufacturing mill in qnaror Of
q mile. 49,.
Immediate possession will be given if desired
iny che wishing to buy land will do well TO call
on me at the residence Of DR.. John Hanger. OF on
my Father who will take pleasure in showing the
land SAMUEL KENNERLY.
April u. lS53.-3mo.
fTg- Vndicator and Rockingham Register copy
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q HAVE just received myusual Spring addition
to my stock, making il very con'plete, COM.
prisiag all kinds Of Tools aud materials used q
by Black5miths. Shoemakers, Saddlers, Cab iI:e
lnetmakcrs, Carpenters, Cocpers, Sc. to- ~
gc%her with full supply Of llouSebuiders, Far
mers and Housekeeping Goods. such as Locks,
Hinges. Nails. Bolts, Traces laIters, Log chains,
Window Glass, Rolled Iron of ali shapes aud sizes,
Steel. -Anils. Vices. Blacksmith Bellows, Sc,
Sc. all of which win be sold at the most reason
able rates for cash, or to purctual dealers.
GEORGE T.. PRICE.
Sinnnfon. May IL 1853.
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RICHMOND MARKET.


Corrected ,reekiy from Me Times
BACON, Smithiicld cured 9 q TO- Baltimore a
BUTTER per pound, frkiu 10 2i Gese ro'I 20 f" w
CoFFEE-Old Java IL II, Green L.'soayF3 ~ c ~
Rio a no, Manila II a II, Cape a
CLovERsEgp- so % a CV o. AZ
FLoua, CITY Mills o 90, Country ! 81 a %
81 % l1red : Ia lOCorn
ia In as. Oats IS -, Rye 20 a 90
CUANo-Peruyian, per ton, 90 3D. Patagoaian 50 81
PtaIsrGR, lump, per ten, 5 10
SvdAes-Ncw Orleans a D. Porto Rico . q b, IT CroiX
tat Refined Loaf %, Crushed 5 az
SALr American, per sack, 37Gl 50, Liverpool 5Oal %
TeAs-Imperial s Gmpowder 90 a | p, Hack 25dl %
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BALTIMORE CATTLE mARKnT.

Week ending Friday Dizzy 6-The offerings at
the scales on Monday were 400 Beef Cattle ioo oil
which were driven to the Eastern markets, ana tae
remainder sold 10 city butchers. Prices ranged from
Sla So on the hoof equal to SIS . 50 10 net and
HoGs.9We quote at 81 to s. 90 per !0l,
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EXi,,RNXy tssasS.

7 HAVE on hand . good supply Of the usual
sizes, aud am prepared to furnish al short notice,
direct from the Factory. any sizes required not on
hand. upon terms as favorable as can be had in
any Of the cities The attention OF those erecting
buildings, is particularly requested.
GEO. T.. PRICE.
Slaunt,n May ! 4, 1853.
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staple Goods,
AT WHITE & cos.

and 81 Brown and Bleached Cotton, Bed
A"A 'Tickings; Apron Checks French Linen;
Cotton Mixtures; Blue Drills; BevertoeR; 200 pie
ccs Calicoes at all prices, from cents 10 20 cents
per ward Domestic Manchester and French Cling
hams; Irish Linen; Linen Cambrcs Hosiery some
very low, s. cents perpair; Gloves, all sorts; Mo
hair cloths Alpaoeas; Colored and Black Lawns;
&c. sc all which will be sold unusually low to
eli Sc out.
C,...,.,,, Nav II 1879
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COAL LANDS FOR SALE.

{ $ the agents for Joseph Pryor's heirs we of
N fer tor sale TRACT OF LAND, lying
on the head waters Of North River, a few miles
from NJ. Scion. in Augusta county. containing by
recent survey, 1864 Acres. A small quantity
Of tho land is cleared, and tiierc-is small tene
ment or two upon it. il is upon this land that
.47t,hracac EoGl Of srpo-ior quality has been Dis
covered, and a considerable quantity mined with
in the last Two years. The owners being resi-
dents of another State and therefore unable to give
il their personal attention. have Determined to sell
out: The terms viii be very Accommodating.
The mineral wealth of this lard makes ii cn;i-
nently worthy Of The attention cf capitalists and
Inen Of enterprise. For farther particulars apply
TO FRAZIER s. MBODEN.
April; 6, IS53.-,f Agents, Siaw"ion Va.
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Rookbridge land fct sale at Auction


EaY virtue ofa decree of the Circuit Couft OF
- Rockbsdge. pronounced on the 10th OF April
last, in a cause thereiu pending, between Robert
Davidson administrator and others. Plaintiffs, and
Isaac Bry2u'S Representatives, and others Deien-
dauts. shall proceed ON HE lGtk deg J,mc next,
to sell 81 public auction upon the premises, val
liable &A'.ct OF Ss:aHa lying On the NeriAlRiv
er in said county, adiaining the lands of Matthew
BRYAN. John Nioler and others, and containing u
baut 200 Acres, late the property Of Isaac Bry-
an. deed.
This tract of land il situated in a good neigh
borhold. and near Lebanon Forge. StrIckler's
Springs, and Letcher's Springs; and is in fine con-
ditiop, we'll tilnbered and productive. The I'M
proyemerts upon it are an excellent dwelling, with
necessary out-bujIdings, all in good repair. and
constitutes I desirable feadence for u Farmer or
Physician.
There is also Pottery upon the land, and an
nexhaustibe baa6 Of the finest Potter'S Clay.
TERMS.-Cash Inland sufficient TO pay the
expenses Of SALE aud for the residue on credits OF
|, 2 aud years in equal payments. the puFcha-
ser giving bond with approved security, and the
legal title retained until the purchase money Is
paid.
The sale will commence at u O'Clock NJ
Further particulars made known on the day Of sale.
JOHN +, SHIELDS.
Sheriff of Rockbridge,
BY W'm. H. Houston, his Deputy.
Nav | iSJ3.-tdS
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~, Contractors.

IdA DOZ. Shoves, of first quality, 500 Cast
nv Steel. for drills, Sc, 5 tons Round, Square
and Flat Iron, Fuse, Stone 'Slcdges. Hand Ham
lncrs. Rasps Files. Bellows. Anvils. Chains of
al! kinds, Vices Sc, &C.. for sale at the lowest
rates. uE''' H. N'i0fs'
Stanton. MAY H. 1853
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WINCHESTER MARKET.
=, ,,seki,, from The Republican.

Corrected tCeefFyJ TOF U7e I'FpIl0tICUH
p, oo>, NO. III. wagon price1 5, store price sa
FLoUs, per bbl, wagon 4SI so, store T5G %
On A1XLWheat, wagon price, So a, 90 Oats y 81
Corn 10 as, Rye 90 65.
sAtr-Ground Alum IS a 2 90, Ashton 50 q 10
PLAIsrER, per ton, 6 90 40
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naMrOM MTATmIMG.

A A and Ga plain and colorcd Oil Floor cloths
"a 4 "A and GA, Stair Caipoti6g sc. 4 few
pieces of Woolen Carpoting to close out al of
which will be sold unusually low:
Stauhton. May II, 1858.
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DID YOU HEAR THE NEWS?

NNF of the firm Of q. & NJ. HIirsh has Just re-
" turned from New York and philadelphia with
thclargest lot Of Goods in their line ever brought
to this market. As every body knows they sell
as cheap if not little cheaper than am other cs-
adjustment, they will ennmeraie but the follow
inc articles, as it would occupy loo much space to
give list Of all in their store. viz;
Watches, Clocks, Jewery. Fan 6-ls<r1@
cy ARTICLES. Parasols and Fans at JrssEHS rs
all prices, Trimmings and EN- S-sssssss:sss-sstssa
broidcries of all kinds, Worsted of every color But
tons and Combs of every description, Hosiery.
Ribbons, Thread. Cutlery, Hats. Caps. and Fan
cy Oh Cloths for Carriages. Tables and Floors.
Co Watches, Clocks and Jewelry repaired at
short notice. and warranted for II months
Esssg~ Remember the place, at the Sigh of the
Big Watch, opposite tie Post Office.
c. s. M. HIRSH.
Stanton, May 4, l653.-V. and NJ. copy.
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ton. MAY II. 1859.
Brushes ! Brushes f!

SHsVE on hand good stock OF sweeping
4 mill busting, whitewaSh, tanners' scru30ing;
fprn;tnre and Backing brushes. very good and
very cheap. "EO- a. 1 Ni0i4'
Staunton, May II, 1888.
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wHIrE GOODS!

French and German. Ernbroiserics.
9NTE thin! il unnecessary to enumerate the
w very many styles of goods we have now in
store under this head, but respectfully inform the
Ladies they would do well to call and examine
our stock before making their purchases.
j. G. KYLE s. BRO.
Staunton, April q, 1853.
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TO 1WR. NEWTON RANKIN.

SilR-is you are not an iuhabiiant OF the. State
~ Of Virginia, yon will please take l!otico, that
shall on the 10Th day Of May, 1853. at the Of
iice of John n. Ilondren, E.sI. ih tre town Of
Stanton. in the State Of irgi!iia. proceed to take
the depositiohs CT William n: Alllafier and 9th
erS, which when taken, shall offer as GrideDce
on the trial Of a cause now pending and undeter
mined on the claacery side OF the Circuit Court
Tor the county Of Augusta in said State Of Virgin
ia, in which suit am plaintiff and you and Ben
jam:n Weller are Defendants. II thes depo-
sitious should not be completed on the day atore
said, the taking, thereof will be adjourned from
time to time, and, from place to place. until they
are completed, You can at.end. should ycu think.
proper. Yours. &c,
DAVID VANPELT.
:. Anril 20. is55-it.
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE

IN pursuance of a trust deed executed to me BY
WIN. Grove and wife, and David Grove and
wife. dated 9th of February. 1852, shall pro
coed on Saturday he 30h dag Of. tbs month
(.4prH,) at l2o'clock on. j tosell at pub FL
lie sale, 4 certain House and Lot, firth
in the town Of Siatntoh in that part call IslW
ed New Town, and being the same property con.
yeyed to the said David Grove. by b. +. Points
TERMS.-So much in hand as will defray
costs Of sale, and remainder in equal instaments.
at six and twelve months. the purchaser giving
bond and security. Acting as Trustee. shall
convey such title only as is vested in me by said
deed. NICHO. X. TROUT, Trustee,
April 6, Is53.Atds.
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EMGLISA, FRIMCE, GER MAN
AID DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
comprising all the new styles, and consisting in
part Of ,,-.
Broad Cloths, Plain and Fancy Cassimora. Drapo
de Ete, Cashmeretts. Summer Cloths, Tweeds,
Kentucky Jeans, .Drlings. Linen for Gentle
~.nen and Boys wear, fall assortment, Silk,
Satin aud NIarseiiles Vestings. Plain Black
Silks. a few patterns of Black Figured Silks.
Fancy Dress silks, Embroidered. Figured aud
Plain Swiss Muslins, Chally Bereges, Berege
de LANES, Printed Lawns, Jaconeiis in vare
ty. Edgings and 'fnsertiags, Ca,abTc, Swiss
EJgings and Insertngs, Collars. Cndersleeycs,
Chemmetts. wide Black Silk Lace. Silk Erin
gcs. all colors and widths. Bonnet and Neck
Ribbons, Kid. Silk, and Lisle Gloves good
assortment OF SILK Altts. White Grape Shaws,
Irish Linen. Brown and Beached 2 Sheet
inc, Table Diaper, Toweling. Silk. SIX, warp
Fiannols. Brown and Bleached Cottons, all
widths and quality, Oil Cloths for Tables and
| loors, Carpetinrs, Straw Mating. Nankern
Nankeen and Brown Osnaburgs. Plaid Dones-
tics. Checks. -Parasols and Umbrellas, Hosiery
Silk Handkerchieis. Cambria llandkerchietS,
at all prices, from 6, cents to 81 30.
DEAKiNS s. MERRITT,
Opposite Post Office.
Siaunon, May 4, 1858.
\. 8.--A fine assortment OF Plain Black Be-
rage. Alpaca and Eonbazines. soUi assortment
of half mourning Goods. D. s. ".
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PROPOSALS fer Building a Church.
Epd Eosg KAnOw Et 2

30 you know that A. w. s J. G. Brown. are
~ selling at their CHEAP STOREin Bridge
wato. Va, Heavy A Brown Shiriirg at . cents
per yard - Osnabarg Cotton at Z. cents per
yard: rs do at ~ cents; best. PoTtnrico Sugar
at Cd per b.; n. o. do al cents Prime New
crop p9rtorco Molasse5 Il 40 and ID cents per
gallon Best Bio Cofceat ~ cents perth. J. Rice
81 cents; Nails 7.cents. aud all goods sold cheap.
Also--A large lot Of REfDY ,UlDE CLOTH
ING for sale cheap.
BrdgcWa.er, Va, May 4, 1853.
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THE RESIDENCE
EseEe SAEE AtE AUCEHONs
OF THE LITE
GOV. JAMES McDowELL, DECD,

- ~ n "a K a.
r.Lo c;rcnit Court ne
Esf virtue Oh ueoieo u '"o ~ I'm nit in
hocKpru99e' P'"''ou'i'e 49,. -" -" eli, e. p
d cause therein Panul"s, ,S':''o NIcDo,relj
Mc.Do|eH, Guard1ah OF f.iI1a .' ronrasont'
Plalntil, ana uoV. James hcDo"ei' a. o.,
atlyes, defendants, we small Pfuceeu' o' "e ~"
day Of June nere, TO sell al paoilG aue,,'" upon
the PREMISES me ocau'i.al es..'e, N''o" F" -
"coLAAEo,
the residence of the late Gov. James Mcdowell.
decd. adjoining the Town of Lexington, Ii said
county, and containing about
A@O ACRES.
1,,;. .w,. ros oo tho Sou,b Faster, boTder of
"ls aao' 'v "J nJ;'rn,r i'r ahn;,t half nils
i.eA'nS'o"' anu 'OJo'"'''
It's ~, EG'p!l9sc ,.,,,''S ,ro If tho hos, rr
ne i'PsGsgn,I pn, az u I,Iy7EJ
oraer:- I'VE DhtOM ~, ~ it .I &N!a!9
iEu; iarge coii' ,,.;,, Csrr; ""o 1 re
,tt"u'"ney ,''S"'", WV" -, -: 81 II
houses oItoles' iIo'is' ao a., "s"n,
igS' heceSsaiy 10 INC coi ri any s,a,d
s''ci' a' f:S.aui'Sl',"e;.' ~ ",liS ,nr,uoJ
VPon az onns.'Je' !" e " An" ~ ~, ~ hap,n,f
grounds commanding NM view o. Inc 1S'uI !;
sce"eIy, ~ ''i n su,:ou''H.s .H''l
also a'o'ne' D"J'nnP upon Tue r'S'''o VIZ" ..a;.i
Dairy at'acnen' FleiN IN oPefa'lon' ahu Wis"
might be turned 10 prohtaoie account: II
The Farm is under the best, cultivation, well
enclosed. aid aPqTiIon OF 1T well sci IN Clover
There are several springs upon It, ana a quantity
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e,R,:,Js, SssauEs.

MTHlTE. Scarlet, and Black, plain and en-.
Wv broidored Grape Si,awis. Also, printed
Cashmere and Berage Shawls for sale low at oul
store. Call and see.
~ JNo. G. KYLE s BRO.
Stanton, April 81, 1853.
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FULh sPRINa AND SUMMER STOCK.

FUhtr SEk4NG AND SUMMER STUCK.
we are now receiving large and extensive
w assortment of DAX GOODS, select
ed with particular care, and embracing eve
rs variety and style for the season. We deem it
unnecessary,to enumerate articles. Ill We ask is
Il call. to give our Goods an examination befnre
pnrchasiag,as we will sell as cheap as the cheap
ca;.
We return our sincere thanks TO the public for
their confidence and hope by strict attention to
business and fair dealing, to merit still larger
share Of patronage.
j. BRANDEBURG & co.
Siannton. lpTil u. lS53.-3m.
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e5gs Acres,

being that portion Of he tract Of lsnd belonging to
the said Henry Fire5aHgh. deed. got devised to
the defendant, Henry A. i'relNagi,. This tract
is we'll watcred well tmbered. It'd situated in a
good .neighborhood. The land will be sold dnn-
numbered by the Dover right of the widow. Re
becca firehaugh, who will accept the present va'-
tie Of her Dover to be paid GU; of the proceeds Of
sale.
TERNS.--'Yhe land will be sold on credits of
&. II and 6mdEihs IN equal payments. the pur-
CHASER executing bonds therefor with Saliclent Sc
curity, and The tile retained uatil The purchase
money is paid.
On the two days preceding the sale, the Com
m;ssoneys appointed by the said decree Will be
upou the premises and lay off aud assign to Hen,
r. s. P,roba:gh ti.s 3oftioH Of the tract devised
To him.
The sale will cd.oati,,a 4 2'o'cocl,. NJ.
WA. c. LEWIS. Adm'r with
tho WIZ annexed of H. E:cba;igh, deed
Mav II lS.3.-tle
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wnwgM -.

Z HAVE on hand a full sjocI, OF Woven Wire,
from No. to No ~ ofdiGerent widths chca,
Wire Sc, suitable for Hill Screens. and WING
Mills, Screens for Sand, Wheat, Cocitle. &c; tor
sale low GEO. b. fN'Or-'
Stanton May II, 1858.
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THE NIARKET PRICES.


Corrected reeklyfor tts Spectator by T. C. 6%r's"
T, toe y, '"I'-' L. y TO BUTTER, Fresh, l6c
w HEN, per S"S"I CO. Cons, per bushel, 62c
N ~ w. Z, PSF H,'Sni sic Wool, per pound, soc
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John Speck and Eliza J. Tapp-Detaiant2.
The object Of this suit is to make partition Of L
Tract of 4S1 Acres Of Land in the Bill mentioned,
Lying in Augusta county. 'rhe BilGledges tht
the Defendant John SpecE, hes heon absent from
the Commonwealth upwards Vt II yoars. that
within that time he has never b2ta. heard tom hy
the Plaintiff Or any Of his relatives. that Be- died
unmarried and without Issue, and prayg that his
half Of tho moiety aforesaid, may be deeyesd 20
the Plainti6 Ana f.. Nathcny rs his heir at Law.
The Defendant john Spock, not having en-
tered his appearance aud giyea security according
10 the act Of Assembly, and the R@ics If this
Court, and it appearing by satisfactory evidence
that he is not nhabitaut Of this Commonwealth:
II is ordered that the said Def udaut TO appear here
within one month after due publication Of this or
def, and do what is necessary to protect his inter
est aud that copy dE this crle: be forthwith IL
serted in somo newspaper printed in Stauntoa.
for four weeks successfully, and posted the front
door vi the Court House.
a Copy-Testc.
MCi0. {. KINNEY, &C.
May l., l855,-4w,
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Tfog Enaf.

EfOg ESss.
q NEW FoUNDLAND DOG. about fye
N mouths old. with Curly hair, black sides and
back with white hairs inermingled, white ring a
round his neck and white breast, the end of his
tail white, s;raycd lrom the residence of the sub
scribcr on Saturday tie G3d Mt. These are his
marks as well as recollectcd. Any information in
reference to him will be thankfully received.
May a, 1853 W. J. SHUMATE
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AUGUSTA LAND FOR SALE.

WILL be sold at public auction, on Friday the
w 3rd day Of June next, the Tract of14and
belonging to Peter KOOntz, lymr'in the County
of Augusta. and on the waters OF Spring Greek,
about q miles Southwest Of ChUrcivIile, and )
miles from the Railroad. adjoining tie lands OF
Wm. Crawford, james Wilson. Es. ahd others.
The land lies in tirst-rate neighbarhoo6, being
Convenient to Mills Churches, School house. and
other advantages to land-buyers. There are
233 ACRES
IN the tract. of which 100 are cleared and under
good fence and the rest well tjmbered. There
are about 90 Acres in fine clover, The improve
ments are two GOOD LOG HOUSES, Barn,
Smoke horse, Spring house, and other necessary
buildings. The place is waterel with never
falling Springs convenient TO either hunso, and
Gnu conveniently water nearly all the fields
there are ON the place two large AP $780,
PIE ORCHARDS, aud quantity o!SSf5s$ 81
other Fruit Il is needless "a say any SsSfSsSSSFN
thing more, rs persons wishing to par Il.
chase will doubtless examine i1r themselves
Possession given on the stday OF September next.
Terms made known on the day ofsaje
JOHN KOoNrI, Agent.
May IT, l853.-Rock. iSey, cops st.
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Fg- would sell sig'c or; County RigiiS
Of The above Fatent for Maryland, Pennsy lrania,
and the Western States
r. J. DOYLE, Winchester, Va.
May 4, lS52.--3ms.
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FASHIONABLE HATS.

MANUFACTURER expressly for our sales,
I've by NIophail s Bro. Also, SLOUGH. Palm,
Pearl Straw and Canton Hats. Just received and
for sale by DEAKINS s MERRITT,
Opposite Post Office.
Staunton. MAY 4, 1858.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-05-11

FWLORIFORM, Tod Potass. Iron by Hydro
Z gen. Citric Acid, Sulph. Morpha, Sponge,
Sc. SC, Tor sale by
LAIRD s TRIMBLE.
Strmiyu, May II, 1913;
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2aa Aca,a

VIRGINIA: At Rules held in the Clerks OF
fee Of the Circuit Court .or Augusta County,
Nay the 2Qd, 1883,
William NJ Matheay and Anu +. his Wiie, late
ANA l.. Speck ,-Pial@tiif,
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NEW SPRING AMI suMMER GOODS
-e4@e-
rs CEEAP AS EVER,

vBSiIE subscribers are now prepared to offer for
= inspection, large and varied assortment Of
ENGLISH, rRUWCE9, GER MaAM
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a Hint FOR IIoUsEKEEpERs. =
A few drops of carbonate of ammo.
MIA, Ill small quantity Of warm rain.
water, will prove safe and easy
anti.acid, &C.. /; and will change, if
carefully applied, discolorcd spots
upon carpets, and indeed all spots,
whether produced by acid or aka.
lies. If one has the misfortune to
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1853-08-30

The sun has just o'crtopped the
distant eastern lill-thc lark had just
commenced his morning carrol-the
dew drop glistcncd on the bright
green leaf, but our own darling grand.
father was gonc-and the night shade
of woe cnveloped our hearts.