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Chemicals, &c.

EpRUSSIC Acid Blue Mass, Blue Stone, Corro-
Il sive Sublimate. Creosote, Calomel, Iodine.
Iodide Potassa, Iodde Iron. Lunar Caustic, Pro-
to Iodide Mercury, Sulp. Muphia, Cyanide Pot
ass, Sal. Tartar, Strychnine. Sulp. Zinc, Acetate
Nor hia, Hydr. Cum Creta. Iron by Hydrogen,
Citrate Iron and Qainine, Snlf. Quinine, Wallets
Mass. Red i'recpita.e. In store and for sale by
T. P. s. J. B. ESKRIDEE, Druggists
Staunton, January 4, 1851.
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Dissolution OF Partnership.

Dissolution Oh partnership.
rsNHE Partnership in contracts for grading, &C.,
upon the Virginia Central and the Coving-
ton and Ohio Railroads, lately existing between
DAVID CoxDoN and Thomas STEERS, was, by
agreement. dissolved on the 18th ulrimo.
According to the terms Of dissolution, David
Condor has become sole paymasier of the out
standing partnership liabilities on account Of Sec
TONS l6. %. so. 81 and 30 of the Virginia Cen
trail Railroad. He also takes aad will. on his
owa responsibility, prosecute to completion the
partnership contracts upon said section 40 OF the
Virginia Genital Railroad, and upon section % OF
the Greenbriar Route. or apou sections 20 and q
of the Monroe Route OF the Covyngton and Ohio
Railroad.
Thomas Steers has become sole paymaster of
the outstanding partnership liabilities on account
Of section % of the Western Division of the
Covington and Ohio Railroad. He also takes and
will. upon his own individual responsibility, pros
ecute to completion the partnership contract upon
said section %.
The pablo will therefore in theirdealings with
the oaftieS take putice Of the above.
DAVID C0NDON.
TH0S. STEERS.
Jarrary is, lS54.-4w.
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Mod 100

'ESflE sale bands dae the Estate of Jas A. Fra
Il zer. deed, -on the LIST January, are in the
haads Of Wm NJ. Tate. Esq, Stapnton, who is
authorized to collect them. and the Store accoants
and bonds in the hands of James A. Frazier. Jen-
aiass tSrp, vTi'-, \ I'm 81 s;os
not paid on the Isl day Of .March viii be placed
in eilieers iands for COLLECTION thoutreseivation.
WIN. FRAZIER, Surviving EX'er
of James A. Frazier, ID.
Jan. II, 1S5l.-2t.-Yind. ct.
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VALUABLE TAVERN PROPERTY,

VALUABLE TAVERN PROPERTY,
IN THE TOWN OF HARRISONBURG,
IL At Public .4action.-On the first day OF Feb
ruary, 1854, will offer at public auction. that
we'll. known and valuable TAVERN STAND in the
town of Harrisonbu!g. known as the old =.
WASHINGTON TAVERN. GM
This is the best stand and the best open slss4A.
ing for agood Hotel in the Valley ofVa. SN9.Eee9
The present building with some repairs, woaid an
swer very we'll for Tavern, having been used
for that purpose for many years, (by Mcmahon
and others,) always commanded good custom,
and always will FROM its advantageous location,
&c.. being situated in the most public part Of the
Town. fronting the Public Square IS feet. and
Main Street $50 feet. This is the most eligible
site for the erection of a large first class HOTEL
in the Valley. There is a lot adjacent belonging
to the property, sufficient for Stabling.
If the above property is not sold as whole, 1t
will be offered on the same day in lots fronting
the Square and Main Street. These will make
most desirable lots for Store houses, offices, shops
er for public buildings Of any description and will
be worthy the attention Of persons wanting good
location for business. y. rp-r
TERMS.-One- third on the day OF sale OF
within sixty days thereafter, with interest from
date the balance in two equal annual payments
with good security. 5ai b. F. WALKER.
December 81. lS53.-tds.
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Sullivan County, East Tennessee
LANDS FOR SALE

ST. The Bearer Creek Tract. very valna-
J. bile place of over FIFTEEN HUNDRED
ACRES. on Beaver and Cedar Greeks, near the
terminus of the Tennessee and Virginia Rall-
roads. at Kings Meadow or Bristol; about one
hundred Acres of Meadow; two to four thonsand
Acres of knob wood land attached, and an lRON
ORE BANK belonging to it. The streams run
through the whole extent of the place, and AFFORD
large ,catcr priuileges On it are TWO lRON
FORCES, &C., Sc This property would also
make the
Finest Stock Farm in Tennessee,
or II could be adyautageousy divided by purcha-
sers.
2nd. THE Stone House Property. most val
liable place of about SIX HUNDRED ACRES,
on the Railroad, at the crossing of the Holston
River at Union (fmmerly Middletown.) This
is very FINELY TIyUBERED, is excellent
land, and in addition to the well known value OF
the place as & Farm, there are other considera-
tions making this too Highly important
Location. Parties interested will at once see
it. 1t will speak for itself.
Sd. The BlountriNe Farm A highly valuable
property of THREE HUNDRED AND FlF-
Try to FOUR HUNDRED ACRES, and with
or without one thousand ,9cres Of knob ,c0od land
MS place duIoi"e WV NO""'J ~
and its advantages are very apparent. 1t is acet
timbered. rerYfney ,catered ,goodmeado'c ground
and has on it The best Barn, Sc, IN the 'State.-
There is also
Valuable Iron Ore Bank.
1t is good land, and in every respect a most desr
rable property.
9TH. TcE,mble Houses and Lots an.
IN the Io,cn Of BIo,mtrille. 100 1SN..!. e
9Th Other Lands in Sullivan TlfSf n IL Sc
county-al Of which will be shown
by the agent, and portion of them Sold j,
! From their location and many other reasons al
ding to their value not necessary TO be mention
cd, as persons wishing TO buy will Judge for them
selves, these lands offer inducements that may
not be met with elsewhere BY purchasers. Ih'
owners do not reside near them.
The titles are of very long standing, and lnds
putable.
~ Parties wishing to buy may communicat
with us at Alisona, Middle Tennessee, or will
our agent. Mr.. a. B. Upton, near Blountvllle
East Tennessee.
DERRY BROTHERS.
January III, lS54.-St.
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A Magra Han for Sale.

DY virtue ola deed of trust executed to the uns
ID dersigned by David Griffith, and Of recofd in
the Clerks Office of Augusta County Court, he
will sell on the Sd day of February, 1884, at
Daniel Forrer's Mill, to the highest bidder fot
cash. Negro .IIan Stare named BEL. Said
slave is between 45 and 50 years of age, very
large and a good farm hand
JOHN CRAWFORD, Trustee.
January 4. lS54.-tds.
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Eand Warrant Lost.

7 HEREBY give notice that ! shall apply at
Il the Pension Office of the United States for a
duplicate Of Land Warrant No. 81 for Forty A.
ores of and issued under the Act of Congress of
Sept. %, 1850, to me, private in Captain Alex.
R. Givens' Company Va. Militia in thu ~.'--" .
1910 s,id Warraat, l.-ri,y nSsCr' Uiiics.
&c, 40 80, =, saa I,,osS,.-6ts. JOHN BLAKELY.
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Sale Of House and Lot in Newport.

nm pursuance of decree Of the Circuit Court OF
n Augusta county, made in the cause of McChes-
ney aud others, against George Eliinges's heirs,
shall proceed on Thursday The 26th day Of Jan
,.aru nsnt on the premises, in the town Of New,
port, Augusta county, to sell certain LOT OF
GROUND. containing near an Acre, on which
is never failing Spring and new DtpELLLNG
HOUSE. formerly the residence of the said Ed'
linger II is a very fine stand for mechanic.
TERA1S.-One third of the purchase money
in six months, one third in twelve months there
after. and the remaining third in two years from
the day of sale, the purchaser giving bond with
good personal security, and the title to be retain
ed as ultimate security.
Persons having claims against George Ellinger
are directed TO prove them before Commissioner
Heudren, at his Office in Staunton.
JAMES F. HITE, Comm.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF LAND.

pY virtue of Deed Of Trust executed to me
Id on the 23d day of February, 1850, by Ma
thaniel Chandler, and of record in the Clerks OF
fee of the County Court of Augusta. shall,
On the 18th day Of February, 1854,
for the purpose mentioned in said deed, proceed to
sell on the premises, to the highest biddera certain
TRACT OR PARCEL, OF LAND,
lying on the South River, in Augusta county,
containing about 40 ACRES, withits appurte-
nances. and described in said deed as follows
"Adjoining the lands of Philip Koyner. Mrs. E.
P. Williams, Samuel Clarke, r. Hangers Jacob
Kyger tract and others"
Terms of Sale as follows, to Wit:
Cash $50, with interest from lst Oct. l949.
$l20. interest thereon from st Oct. 1850.
$l20, interest thereon from lst Oct. 1851.
1920, interest thereon from lst Oct. 1852,
and an additional sum sufficient TO pay all costs
attending the sale, and all other expenses attend
ing the premises. $l2Q payable on the
and the balance of the purchse money
to be paid on the the purcha-
ser giving bond and approved security for the de-
ferred payments.
The tile in said land is said to be good. but
acting as Trustee, | shall convey such title only
as is vested in me by the deed aforesaid
SANI'L KENNERLY, JR., Trustee.
January lS54-tds
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ESTRAE,

rsvAKEN up by Isaac Steele, in Augusta coun-
4 'ty. on the 18th OF Decembfr. 1858, TsTU-
LEY LZEEE'E;;2 of bTindlecolor, with some
white on the back. marked with a crop off the
right ear and underkee in the lift Appraised to
twelve dollars. An Extract-Teste.
JEFFERSON KINNEY, elk.
Janrarv a. lS53-3t ray str
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a DESIRABLE FARM, Near Staunton,
Avn OTHER PROPERTY FoR SALE,

WITH a view to a change OF residence, we
w will sell at public auction, on the 18th day
of March aert, Gt not previously sold at private
sale, the Farm on which We reside, lying about
q miles South west of the Town of StauntCn,
and equi distant from the roads leading from Staun
ton to Greenville and to Middlebrook
The Farm contains IOl ACRES, of which
about 81 Acres are heavily timbered. The soil
is well adapted to grain and corn-26 Acres is
sown with Poland Rye and Wheat The pur-
chaser of the land can have the Rye and Wheat
on the ground at valuation, if he desires it. other
wise it will be sold by the Acre and the right re-
served to the purchaser to enter upon the land to
harvest and remove 1t.
Theimprovements consist of FRAME
DWELLING-HOUSE with 5 rooms, 90
GOOD Kitchen. Smoke-house, Barn and ss.&.
Stable. and other out houses. never-GIsess9
failing Spring of excellent water, within ten steps
of the hd,se stream of water from the Spring
passes through the Barn-yard to the Meadow,
which is about7 Acres There is good OR
CHARD on the Farm-Apples, Cherries, Peach
es. in word. almost all kinds of fruit that grows
in the county. -
| At the same time we will sell Horses. and
the Gears for Horses, good substantial Road
Wagon, 2 Cows, 3 young Cattle, about ! 5 head
of Hogs, Farming Utensils in complete order.
Household and Kitchen Furniture, Loom and
Gear, all in good order
The purchaser of the LAID can have posses
sion thereof on the day Of sale, but the right Of
occupying the house is reserved by us until LIST
! April next.
TERMS OF SALE.-For the Land. twelve
hundred dollars in cash on the day of sale, and
the residue in three equal payments of six,
twelve and eighteen months, the last payment 10
bear interest from the day of SALE If at the time
deed of conveyance is desired, lien will be re-
tanned on the Land until all the purchase money
is paid. ."..
For the personal property including the Rye
and Wheat. on all SUMS over ten dollars. a credi,
of six months will be given, the purchaser giving
bond and approved security. n.y.
,.. GEORGE G. MITCHELL. E
MARY MITCHELL.
We the undersigned, Trustees for the above
named George g. and Mary Mitchell, agree to
the above proposed sale, they retaining full con-
troll of the proceeds Of the sale.
THOS. ]. NICHE.
ELIJAH DUNDORE:
January IL, 1S54.-tds.
GgY- Rockingham Reg. copy tt. and forward
account 10 this office.
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HvRD,s GOLDEN GLOSS

E'OR THE HAIR,-Among the many preparations for
the growth of the HAIR, this GOLDEN GLOSS
takes the lead. Three reasons will be given why il u
universally used and preferred all others. st Be-
it has proved the most cfectual in Badness 3D.
Because it mparts beautiful dark gloss and delightful
perfume TO the Hair. 3D. Because the Ladies' with fine
Many other reasons could be given why 1t is great f.
vorte but those who want have only to give IL
trial. Price % cts. in large bottles. For sale BY Ds
gists and Storekeepcrs everywhere.
w. &. HURD, PROPRIETOR, 304 Broadway, n r.
LARGE DIscoVST TO MERCHASTs.
New York Nov lG, lS53.-6mf
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PUBLIC SALE

RAVING sold the Farm On which lately re-
4 Il sided. | will offer for sale on
Thursday. the 9th day OF February next,
my stock OF CATTLE and HOGS. and several
head of HORSES. A quantity of Corn, Rae
end ITheat. Farming Utensils. Household ard
kitchen FtHuiitne. together with variety of
other property. Also several WAGONS, one
first rate Road Wagon; good Threshing Ma
chine, Clover Machine &C.. SC.
TERMS-A credit Of six months will be civ
enron all sums Of s. and over, the purchaser Civ
inc bond and security as usual. For all sums uu-
der that the cash will be required
Jan. Is. lSj4.-tds NJ. III. McCUE.
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NOTICE.

ALL persons indebted TO the late firm of Perrin
"a & Ridgeway by bond, note or account, are
requested to come forward and settle the same
without further delay, and those having claims a
ganst said firm wifi please present them for adj
justment. Come forward genlemen-let those
that have money come, let those that have no
money come, let every one that will come and
settle their accents freely fo4 the business must
and shall be settled Office at n. Woodward's
until the 10th of January, 1854, and at the Store
OF Perrin s. George thereafter.
WIN. PTBGE0N.
Ctnnn.nn Inh 1871 On " & IL nnNv
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WILSON PETERS, J. H. MARTIN, VS.. PETERS,
Nelson. Lynchburg. Nelson.
PETERS, MARTIN, u CO.,
Commission & Forwarding Merchants,
Richmond, Va,

vISENDER their services TO their friends, &C
Il quantances, and the Planters, Farmers and
Merchants of Virginia and North Carolina, for the
sale of Tobacco, Wheat, Fl0Nr, Corn,
&c, and for the purchase Of GOODS; GRO
CERES, GUAN0, PLASTER, sc.
Particular attention will be paid to the For
warding of Goods, Groceries, Pfodece, sc.
From their long experience in business, their
united efforts and untring exertions, they trust
and believe they will be able to give satisfaction
to those who may confde their business to their
management.
o. Office on 18th Street, opposite Shockoe
Warehouse.
F,G- Storage House on the Basin.
REFERENCE.
Judge Lucas P Thompson. Messrs Imboden s.
McCue, and n. III. Massie. Augusta.
Hon. VIM. G. Rives. Albemarle.
Gen Alex. Brown, f. NJ. Cabell, Esq, Nelson.
Hugh Barclay, Lexington.
VIM. E. Martin, Jas. r. McTyre, Chesterfield,
VIM A. Miller, Echols & Pryor. Mcdaniel,
Hurt Il Preston, McCorkle & Jones, AGREE &
McClanahan, John II. Wilson, Tinsley, Taylor
s. Co., A. B. Rucker. Lee s Johnson, Saunders
& Trby, J. & NJ. Holins, Lynchburg.
Richmond, Jan. IL, l654.-lm.
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,razilan Transparent Erasive Soap,
MANUFACTURED BY
EoIsEE1. Has. EaAEsE&.

s'ES SSA'. JAS. NaSSESEtS,
INOR removing Grease. Tar. Paint. Oil Of Var
n nisI. from Silks. Satins, Broad Cloths. Car
pets &C.. without injuring the finest fabric None
better for shaving or the Toilet.
This is to certify we have used Prof MoREs'
Doth ache paste. which we consider to be the
best we have ever seen used.
Rober, H. Jones. Houston Hall. James Bryan,
Esq. Il 3. Thomas William Humphreys, Thos.
T.. Montgomery, Matthias d. Gearheart
This is to certify that we have used Professor
MoREs' lip salye, and have found it to be very
good.
Wan. II. CARRIER, WIN. Humphreys, Lubrica
d. f. Sloyer.
This is to certify that we have used Professor
MoRns' hair tonic for some time and find it TO be
very COED.
+. W. Whisman, Thos c. Campbell, BARRIERS.
Stanton. Jan, 1854
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-01-18
CABINET MAKING.

VgNHE subscriber returns his thanks to the public
Il Jrthe liberal patronage 50 fac extended him,
and int rms them that he will continue to carry
on the Casiaet Making Cuisines
in all its brdnches. He is provided with u.
HERSE. and win attend funerals ia--s-'5G1
any r~rt ofthe county. snap On Main Street OPP
JAMES b. SANDtGE.
Ian. lS5A
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Why do you Hunger ?

NOV is the Winter Of our discomfort made glo-
" rious Summer, by the arrival of those nice
PIE FRUITS, sueh as Fresh Gooseberries, Cher
ries. Peaches. Rhubab and that fresh lot of Green
Peas, Currants. Tomatoes, and Asparagus, her
meGcally sealed and as fresh as in Summer time,
At GUSHING s. cos.
Staunton, Dec 81, 1858. ..s..r
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Central Bank OF Virginia.
PQOKS for an additional description ia the
hS Stock of this Bank to the amount of 81 co.
600, have been ordered by the Directors to be O.
pened at their Banking House in Staunton, under
the superintendent of -
WIN. KINNEY, Pres't.
Stanton, Dec. 2s, lS53.-4t. y ~
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Sew Geods from the North.

New GeOds from the North.
yE7IlE subscriber is selling his Goods at very re-
l. duced prices for cash. and ilatters himself he
can sell cheaper than any other house IN the town
All he asks is for the public togive him call and
examine his stock before purchasing elsewhere,
as thew can save money by so dong. 1t would
be impuss,hie to euumerate all the goods he has
to sell in his line, the following comprises few
of the articles in Store, viz:
Calicoes at 81 cents yard, Rich Solid and Fig
ured Musins. French and English Merlnoes.
Handsome Black ard Colored Silks for Ladies
Dresses. Yard wide Ginghams at l25 cents.
Plain striped and Plaid Muslins. Long and
square Shawls, Ladies Caps and Head dresses,
Bows Caps at vary reduced prices, Carpet
cheap. Irish Linens and white and brown Cot
ton Cloth, Ladies Bonnets and Bonnet Rib
bons, new STYLES; Men and Boys Wooden
Hose, Linen Table Cloths, Ladies Kid Gloves,
Black Alpaccas fine and low priced. Gentle
mems silk and Ladies Embroidered Linen
Handkerohiefs, Cassimeres and Satinents cheap,
Ladies Corsels fine aed low-prced, Gentle
meas Silk aud Merino Under shirts and fine
Muslin Shirts, Linen Collars, White Flannel
at 25 cents yard, variety OK cheap new
STYLE Trimmings, Silk and Cotton Umbrellas
fine quality, Wall Paper and Paper Curtains.
GEORGE w. SMITH,
Main Street, one door below the Union Hall.
n. B.-A good assortment of white AID color
ed Wooden Yarn.
Stauntnn Ian IS 1874
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a CARE.

4 HAVE learned with great surprise that re
Il port has been circulated Cor an impression
souoht to be made) by some evil disposed persons
in the neighborhoOd of WayneSborough that GER
tain Horse which strayed or was stolen from Mr.
Daniel Brown in June last, had been taken BY
me. Having always endeavored 50 to conduct
myself. as TO merit the character OF an honest man,
and being most unwilling to forfeit my good name
| take this method Of challenging the author OF
said report to make himself known and endeayor
to make good his charge.
Immediately after this slanderous and false re-
mort or insnuation reached my ears, called upon
Mr. Brown and demanded an Investigation of 1t,
hut was informed by him he made no such charge.
In short time thereafter, removed to the coun-
ty of Bath, intending to take no further notice
of it. feeling confident no one who knew me
would credit such an imPutatlon upon my char
acter. and that no honest man w01id continue
to circulate the report, after had sought and de-
manded an investigation Of it, which hsd been de-
MED me. My expectations not having been real
ized am constrained, dsagreeahle as it is, to ap-
near before the public in the Newspapers. by
sense of duty and respect for myself, and publicly
IN denounce the author of the report e Tar and a
sLnpderey. and all persons who continue to clrc:-
! late it slaaderers. have IN my possession Ger
thcates of responsible and respectable persons to
prove that was not in the county OF Augusta on
| the night Mr. Browns horse was taken-lt any
body has the curiosity to see them, they shall be
uratifed at any time by applying to me-
WILLIAM J. ROTHWELL.
! January Is. lS54-lt*.
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The Farm Of Capt. Isaac Gray, decd.

The Farm Of Capt. Isaac Gray, decd.
VyIlIS valuable Tract of Land situate within
Il one, mile. of Churchville. and coutsiains a.
bout, $50 ACRES, will, By arrangement a.
nong the heirs, be offered for sale at auction, on
the PREMISES on 31I
This tract is we'll tembefed, well watered, well
enclosed and in good condition. The improve
menis are good consisting of large .-sEA
and convenient Brick House @A5!!flA
and Kitchen, good BARN, HiiiM
Negro houses. and all out-houses in x3
good repair. The neighborhood is thIckly settled,
and has every advantage Of churches, schools,
mills. roads. sc, -.t.
have no hesitation in commenting this prop
erty 10 all persons desiring 10 purchase, as pre-
sentng unusual advantages.
TERMS.-One- third in hand, and the balance
in three equal annual payments. A deed Will be
made upon receipt Of the hand payment, and
deed of trust taken to secure the deferred payments
Possession given on SALE. 49,.
ALSO-At the same time and place. some
Personal Property will be sold, viz: 3 Horses. 3
good Mich Co,cs, Running Gear Of Farm
Wagon, Pio,cs and other Farming Implements.
from one to two hundred bushels of Corn, and
Hay, Straw and Fodder, with the privilege of
hauling it off the Farm, and Household and kttch-
en- Furniture.
JAMES c. w, YOU'LL, for
himself aad the other heirs.
December ID. 1S53.-tds.
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Augusta Savings Bank,

TS7IE Stockhollers Of the Augusta Savings
d Bank are requested to meet at the Bookstore
of the Treasurer, on Saturday, next at II o'clock
10 attend to important business. Its desired that
.yery Stockholder shall be present in person OF by
nroxy. b. CRAWFORD, President.
Stanton. Jan. Is, lS4.--lt.
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Notice.

-NU9blVs
y BEG leave TO notify all who are subscrihets
Il to the Augusta Female Seminary, that the LIST,
End aud Ord insalmeuts are now due. and 1t is
very desirable that early payment be made.
By order of the Board,
DAVIS A. KAYSER, Treasurer.
Staunton, Jan. II, 1854.
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AUGUSTA HOUSE,

AUGUSTA HOUSE.
MFRS. p. A. HEISKELL having taken the
w tenements Nos, 300 and 2Si, in Bosher's
Row, Main Street, lately occupied by Mrs. Abb
bolt, is prepared to accommodate BOARDERS
by the day, monitor year. -qs-.
Richmond, Dec. q, 1853.
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tG,rrlsa Sale.

EIUs9 SH3Ts
I'm pursuance of the provisions eta Deed exc
Z cured to the undersigned by Braxton Davis.
on the 9Th day of October, 500. and of record in
the County Court Office of Augusta: will be sold
for cash, 10 the highest bidder. before the front
door of the Courthouse Of Augusta county, on
Saturday the 18th day of January, 1854, Ger
tain piece or parcel of Land, containing one and
half Acres. with the appurtenances. in the conn-
tv aforesaid, adjoining the lands of Robert Ander-
son. George Greiner's heirs, and George W.
Crawford. Snch title only as is vested in me by
tbe deed aforesaid will be made to the purchaser.
JEFFERSON KINNEY, Trustee.
January 4. lS54.-tds.