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HIGHLAND ACADEMY.
and Mathematical School

OidSSlGd1 Quu ti4QO1kSASHooNSee~ ~S~@SS~'
ylNHE next session Of this Institution VIII CON-
Il mence on the Is. of September next, and
continue until the last ofJune, embracing perl
cd of ten months, under the care and supervision
of Jacob ]. Hill, Esq.
Mr.. Hill has had an experience of several years
in conducting Classical and Mathematical schools,
and has had the superintendent OF this Academy
during the last session of ten months, and from
his studious habits and close application, has CIV
en- entire satisfaction, which has been evlnced by
the liberal patronage extended by the public.
This Academy has been in successful operation
for the last three years, and Is, what 1t was de-
signed. school preparatory Tor college,. rev
places in West Virginia have such local advanta-
ges as Monterey, for Classical and Mathematl-
cal School-being entirely free from the Dlighting
and demoralizing influences that are unfortunately
thrown around the student in larger towns.
1t is situated in beautiful section OF the state,
on the dividing ridge between the James and 70
tomac Rivers-wlh climate remarkably pure
and healthy, and surrounded with a population
that will compare favorably with other sections OF
the State, in point of intelligence, virtue and mo-
rality.
Parents would consult their own interest and
that of their children by selecting such situation
for their education. Good boarding can be obtain
ed for Sc or S. per month.
For further particulars apply to the Principal at
Monterey, Highland county, Va.
References.
MONTEREY, VA. Stephenson, Esq, j. ?
Sucker. Esq, w. w. Fleming, Esq, Geo. N.
Kenney, NJ ID.
FRASxL1N. vA.-Col. j. B. Mooman, A. S.
Norment, Esq
LEXINGTON, VA.-Rev. w. S. White, Facul-
ty of Washington College.
WARN SPRINGS, VA.-Wm. III. Terrill, Esq,
S. A. Porter, Esq.
A. SEYBERT, Chr'n Board of Trustees.
Monterey. Highland CO., Va.
Jnlv 10 lS54.-tlstSep
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THE AMERICAN HOTEL,
AT THE RAILROAD DEPOT
STaUMTOM, VA.

TENTfIS new and extensive Hotel is just compile
Il ted, and is row open for the reception OF Wis
itors. 1t is situated within a few yards OF the
Railroad Depot, and is convenient DlNlNG
HOUSE for passengers arriving in the cars and
going westward.
j. L. Heiskell & Co.'S daily line of stages to
the White Sulphur Springs, run to and from this
House; and passengers are subjected TO no delay,
md are relieved from all trouble in moving their
baggage.
This House is situated in an elevated and com.
handing position, aud those who desire to spend
few days in this healthy CITY of the Noun,
tains," will find that the Propretors have spared
neither pains nor expense to promote the comfort
of their guests.
Good SrABLING has been provided for the coun-
ty and travelling custom.
Our country friends will find warm welcome
and moderate charges.
WM. H. CARRIER s. co.
W. " /. ! s9s s'ssss: }p,gpristor,.
}. d. BREcxINRIpGE, )
Slaunton, July 5, lS54.-tt.-V. and NJ. copy.
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IMPORTANT CONTRACT.

SEALED proposals, TO be left at the Office o.
- Imboden & McCue, Staunton. Va, between
this time and the 25th instant, will be received
by the undersigned, for the erection on the Dora
Coal and Iron lands in North River Gap, of q
Furnace Stack, for manufacturing iron with An
thracite Coal. The dimensions of the stack are
So feet base, 46 feet high and 10 feet bosh. The
Furnace to be ready for use by the LIST OF Deem
her. 1854. The materials all TO be furnished by
the Contractor, and to be of the best quality Of
stone and brick, and iron bound, and warranted tc
last one year if properly used, The bids to cover
everything, including hot air chamber, for hot
blast and the work to be approved by compe-
tent man before it is received. For further par
ticuars apply to me, through lmboden & McCue,
Staunton, Va. a. NICHOLAS.
July II, lS54.-tdl.
Igy- Richmond Semi-Weekly Wing copy
til, and forward account 10 this office.
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PLANTATION FOR SALE.

a OFFER for sale at public auction, on Friday
N The 1Sih of august nert, Tract OF Land ~
ioo nm both sides of the Plank Road, in Rock,
brIl,,e county. nine miles from the town OF Lex
;u,,,Hn and three from Fairfield, adjoining the
lands of William 5. Irven David A. Gibson and
others. containing 2 SO q @ r z S !; about
$50 in timber. There are two streams OF water
running through it also two never falling springs
ofexcelonl water. one on each end of the larul,,
II can he divided into two small farms. by nearly
a straight line hrough'it. with an egnaI quantity
of timber. water and cleared land. The improve
lncn,s consist Of small Log House, Stable ne.
Terms accommodating.
For further information apply to the subscriber
near Midway, or to William ). lryen, who lives
near the land.
pcf- Sale to take place i; J | O'Clock.
July 10, l6j4,-tds. JAMES HENRY.
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VALUABLE TAVERN PROPERTY
in the Town of Weston,
Lewis County, Virginia,
Tnn G ATE

'INIE undersigned is DESTROYS of selling his Tavi
Il ern, situated on Main Street of said town
and Immediately in the centre of business: The
buildings consist in a large two story Buildings
seventy-two feet front. having also Store rooH
attached sufficient for the Dry Goods or other bu
siness. There is also upon the premises lei
Pin Alley which is profitable. There is a GOOD
well of water in the yard, and Stable convenient
" situated. There is also fine Bakery attached
to the premises, built in the most improved style
For terms apply by letter or in person to the own
er, on the premises. HENRY b. MONKS.
Weston, July 5, lS54.-2m-
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WAYNESBOROUGH SCHOOL.

VgNEilS School will be opened on the first Mon
Il day of September, under the care Of the sub
scriber, who will have associated with him as as
sistant, MIR. Charles p. Estill, late graduate OF
Washington College, by the Faculty Of which he
is highly recommended.
We propose to have a permanent school under
rood discipline; and can confidently promise pa
rents, entrustng their to us, that we will Ia
Dor to give thorough instruction. and wholesome
training. ,o
The terms will be, for classical scholars. sac
per session of ten months others, $50. Boarding
can be obtained in the best families ofthe village
not exceeding $40 per month. Those desiring
further particulars may apply to
w. Il. RICHARDSON.
JuIv 10 lS5l.-tlstSept.
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THE PRESBYTERIAN HIGH SCHOOL
Established by the Prcsbytery Of Lexington,
At DrOWnsburg, RoCkbridge co., Va.

TAE FhESB IShlAL Hull oVuoob,
Established By the Prcsbytery Of Lexington,
At Brownsburg, RoCkbridge co., Va,
WILL be re-opened on the LIST of September,
w under the management Of the Rev. JAMES
GREER; A. NJ, Principal, aided by competent as
sistants Pupils will be prepared for advanced
classes in College and the University. The meth
cd of teaching Latin and Greek will correspond
with that pursued at Washington College and at
the University of Virginia.
Terms for Me Scholastic year Of Ten months.
In the Latin, Greek and higher Mathemat-
- Wv les. $40 90
In the advanced classes in English nclu-
ding Philosophy. Astronomy, &C., 30 %
Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, and English
Grammar commenced, 70 w
Boarding. including loom furnished, wash
ing, light and fuel, from $50 to 100 %
Bills payable one half in advance and the other
half on the LIST of February. Applicants may ad-
dress the Principal at Brownsburg, Rockbrldge
county Virginia.
Those wishing to know the character of the
School are referred to the following gentlemen,
viz Beverly II. Wexford, M. d., Fredericks-
burg, Va. Rev. S. b. Wilson, ID. D., Hampden
SYDNEY. p T.. CO., Va; Rev. VIM. 5, White,
d. D., Lexington, Va. Rev. VIM. HI. McGuf-
fey, ID. D., University of Va. Rev. Geo. Junkln,
D. d., Washington College, Va.
July IL, lS54.-tlstSep.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

Hoy virtue of decree of the Circuit Court Of
ID Augusta County, rendered in the cause of
Kinney Us. Gregory's heirs, the undersigned as
commissioner will proceed on the 5th day Of Yqu-
gust. 1854, to sell upon the premises to the high
est bidder by way of public auction, a HOUSE
AND LOT in the town of Greenvile, con-
tanning one fourth ofan acre, being the same lot
conveyed to Jacob Gregory by Bridges and wife.
TER.MS.-So much of the purchase money in
hand as will defray the costs of suit and of sale.
The balance in two equal payments at and u
months, the purchaser giving bond with good Sc
curitv for the deferred payments, and the title to
be retained as ultimate security.
ROBERT P. KINNEY, Comm'r.
July 5, lS54.-tds.
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PIIRLIC SALE OF LAND.

nm Wednesday The 25A day Of October n=rt
" there will be sold, in conformity with the las
will and testament Of DR.. Jacob Wolff, on tht
premises, the Tract Of Land, containing about
$50 ACRES,
on which he lived, situated about four miles wes
of Fincastle. Botetourt county, on the main road
leading up the Catawba Valley to Backsburg.-
There is good portion of fine MEADOW LAND
well watered. There is also on the land five OF
six never-failing Springs, and there ale ,ssisyss
about 100 Apple Trees and other Fruits5sg
Trees. some of them very Superior fruit GsssYSssS
A good portion of this land is well tim -..Hsz>.
bered. This land lies about IL miles FROM BON
sacks Depot on the Virginia and Tennessee Rail
road. and about the same distance from the James
River Canal, and is one of the best neighborhoods
in the County, and is also very convenient to
mills, churches and blacksmith shops.
TERAIS.-O third of the purchase money
in hand, and the balance in two annual payments,
the purchaser giving bonds with approved securl-
ty. and to bear interest from date if not paid on
the day they become due. aud the title retained
until all the purchase money is paid up. The IT,
tie is good and such as was vested in the estator
will be conveyed by the executor.
gz- Possession of the land will be given as soon
as the terms of sale are complied with.
JAMES 5. WALROND,
Executor of Jacob Wolff.
limo 81 1874 ids
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1854. 1851,
SPRING FASHIONS.

NEW goods just received from the North which
~ we will sell very cheap:-S pieces OF
French Ginghams. 20 pieces OF various sly les OF
Dress Silks from ST. cents to one dollar and hlly
GEMS a yard. piece of tan colored Berage Solid,
piece of second mourning Berage, piece iSol-
id black Grape DeparrY. silk and wool, pieces
Of Blue Stripe Seaasucker Linen and Cotton, at
rs cents yard. 5 pieces Of Muslin de Br'iges tor
Ladies' travelling dresses solid blue. pink and corn
colored Muslins, all wool. Ladies French worked
Guitars, pick nett Gloves aud Mitis, Kid Gloves,
white aud eolored. white Grape Shawls, figured
andplaiu, very cheap, Ladies Head Dresses, Chill
dren and Ladies' Hose, white and colored, Ladies
Travelling Bags, men and boys Straw Hats cheap,
Plaid Linen Check TOR boys wear, Brown Linen
Drilling, with variety OF other goods tor Men
and Boys wear which we will sell very cheap.
White Marseilles Vestngs, Black Satin Vestiugs,
Ladies Bonnet Ribbons cheap, and millinery goods
handsome Lawn and Straw Buunets. White Silk
Bonnets and colored, all of which we Will sell
cheaper than eau be had in any other store IN The
State GEO W. SMITH.
Main Street. one door below the Union Hall.
Staunton, July 10, 1854.
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Land for Sale.

rE'HE subscriber offers for sale the tract of land
on which he now resides, situated about six
miles west of Staunon, and adjoining the lands OF
Col. Baylor, Capt Shuey and others. 1t contains
1913 Acres, and has on it a comfortable Dwell
ling House, a Barn, sc. The place is well wa
tered and has sufficient quantity Of wood land.
IL not sold privately before Thursday The 10th o.
Julv neat, it will be offered at public auction at
II o'clock on that day. Terms accommodating
and made known by application to
ADAM RUSMISEL.
June IA, 54.-tds-Rock. Register copy.
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Cure for Diorh@a and Dysentery.
BLACKBERRY CORDIAL.

yTNIIIS Cordial is made from the Blackberry ,ex-
Il pressly for the above diseases, for the cure Of
which, when properly prepared, it has Justly be-
come the most efficient medicine in the Materia
Medica 1t is prepared in the form Of a Cordial
is exceedingly pleasant to the taste, ana may be
taken by the youngest and most delicate persons
The proprietor has yet to record single in
stance in which this medicine has failed 10 cure
Prepared by VIM. Bodman, Baltimore, and fol
sale at BlXBY'S. Price 75cts. per bottle.
Staunton. July 5, 1854.
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.guly 5, 1854.

Gr0C9II6S dC w HIVo q "VVVH
Do SACKS Salt, Marshall's brand, hhds
OU Brown Sugar, cheap. 2 barrels Pulver-
lied Sugar, Crushed do 2 White n Coffee Of sn-
NoIasses 2 boxes Adamantne Candles, do
Spurm do, do White Soap. cheap. Also. 80
bags nrime Laguyra Coffee all On the lowest tern .,
especially to persons wanting large lots for cash.
Slaunton, July 5, 1884.
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New Store i'm StauntOn.

CHINA, CROCKERY, GL-ASSWARE,
FANCY ARTICLES, PERFUME
RY, F.4JrCY soaps, Sc.
reNHE subscriber is now opening at the store late
n ly occupied by G. b. Dyer s Co., such
variety of Goods in the above line as was never
offered for sale in the Valley of Virginia. They
consist in part of the following: Beautifully dec,
grated and Gold Band China Tea Sets, splendid
Motto Coffee Cups, Flower Vases, Card Baskets,
handsome Parian and Gold Band Pitchers, Cut
and Pressed Tumblers, Goblets, Wine, Jelly, and
Champagne Glasses, &C., SC. Also, Common
and Ivory handled Knives and Forks. Plated, Al
bata aud table Spoons, Forks, Sc, Walters and
Trays, Tea and Coffee Pots; with small lot OF
Jewelry. Country dealers would do well togive
him a call, as he has many articles to suit them
Ladies are particularly invited to call and see his
stock of Fancy Goods, &c. f.. HlCKSON.
White, Granite and Blue printed Dinner Sets
all at Richmond prices for CASH.
Staunton, July IL, 1854.
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DIED.

On the 10Th inst MARIA LOUISA, infant daughter OF
A. D. and Ann Chandler, Of this place.
At Newport, in this county, the 10Th OF June, at
the residence of his son, Mr. HuGH DAUGHERrY, in
the 74th year Of his age he lett large nGinDer OF
friends to mourn his loss but hope that their loss
was his gain He left them strong grounds OF consola-
ton that he was prepared TO meet his God. He was
for many years a member OF the Secedcr Church. Oli
Providence He said few days before his death, his
desire was to DC OF this troublesome world Blessed
are they that die ia the Lord.
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MARRIED.

In Lexington, on the 18th inst, by Rev. W. >
White, ID. D., Capt RoEEsT Guy, of this county, 10
Mrs. IL. w. KERR, Of the former place
IN Georgetown, the 18th inst, BY the Kew. -
Georgetown.
On the It'll inst. Churchvlle, by the Rev Jno'
ID Freed, MIR. JAMES BERRY, Of w Wisconsin, tormerly
of Virginia. to Miss SARAH T. j. FuLTz' OF TINS couh
~
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For Sale. Lease or Rent

TENIIE BRICK HOUSE on Beverly Street. at
Il present in the occupancy of the subscriber,
situated in the most business part ofthe town, and
well adapted for store-rOom and dwelling u
niled, with Kitchen, Smoke-house and garde n,
and two first rate Cellars. The lot is about 33
feet by Us feet deep. Possession will be given
about lst September next. For further pa fticuars
enquire of WIN. b. CRAWFORD.
Staunton, June q, ls54.-tf.
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n,LrImoRE CATTLE MARKET.

improy cacnt the prices Of the better qualities o Beef
Cattle this week, although the average price IS the
came last week. The offerings at the scales on Mon
Say were 525 head OF which 10 were driven 10 Phila
deiphia 81 left unsold, and the balance l4l6
head) sold city butchers at prices ranging from
81 TO So % the hoof equal to SSa $40 net, and
averaging 81 so gross.
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COUNTRY FOLKS.

DONT go home hungry when you come tc
~ town. an empty stomach is bad thihg-gc
to BIXBY'S EATING HOUSE and get good
substantial Snack; it wont cost much, and you
will feel better, live longer, and be in better spir.
its when you return TO your family.
Slaunton, July 5, 1854.
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MILLERS WANTED.

IsNllE subscriber wishes to employ two single
men we'll acquainted with the Milling bust
nrss--asn two youths. between the ages Of sew
enteen and twenty one, learn the business. Per-
suns who may desire such situations will please
address me immediately at Lexington, Rockhridge
county Va. ii. ). LOCKER.
July II, lS54.-3t*
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ssUEENSWARSE.

. CAST new style Queensware, viz: White
a Stone Sugars, Covered Pitchers. Nappers
Soup TureinS, Covered Dishes, handsome Pitch
erS, setts Tea Ware. Fruit Plates, and many 9th
er goods in this line. making our assortment com
plele and at the cheapest rates.
WHITE s. PATTON.
Stounton Julv - 1854
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VALUABLE LOT FOR SALE,
NEAR THE DEPOT,

rgNIlE Lot near the Depot of the Central Rail
road, formerly owned by Mr. Robert G
Bicklc, will be offered for Sale at Public Auction
on Saturday, 2lst Juty.
Terms of sale will be one-thrd cash, and the
remainder in equal payments of and months
by negotiable notes with satisfactory endorsers.-
The title will be withheld until the last payment
is made. 1t will be divided into three lots.
BY order Of the Board.
F.. FONTAINE. Pres.
Staunton, July 5, l854-tds.-
e. Wind. copy ids.
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SUPPLIES OF DRY GOODS AT
WHITE & PATTON'S
.JJyI,Y !, 1854.

rACCONET, Ginghams, Lawns, Bareges,
y Prints. Beached Shirtings, Grape Shawls,
R;bbons Collars, Pant siufs, Curtain Muslins,
Stair Linens. Cresh, Canton Cloths, Brown Drills,
cheap Hosiery, 100 pair Misses and children's
stockings assorted, and many other goods suitable
to the season. for sale low.
Staunton July IL, 1854.
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DENTrsTRy.
a. R. ARTHUR, Graduate,

HAS removed to Bank Square, opposite the
IA Woodward House, where he respectfully
tenders his professional services to the public
Every description of BLOCK TEETH and
single teeth. mounted in the best manner. Par
ticular attention paid to cleansing and regulating
children's teeth-chldhood being period when
dental aid is of vast importance; and all the va
rous operations of Dental Surgery performed with
strict reference TO permanency.
Stanton, May 10, 1854.
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eau ITO N,

I HEREBY lorwarn all persons from harboring
my son Absolom Michael, Ga minor who ran a
way from me 0u Friday the 23d inst, without
cause or provocation J and will not pay any debts
he may contract for. | will enforce the law upon
any one violating the above notice.
GEORGE MICHAEL.
Mt. Suon. July 5, lS54.--3t.
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A VALUABLE
POCA ONTAS FA ESM
I'm MARKET.

ENNHE subscriber having determined to change
Il his business and remove from this county,
will sell 10 the highest bidder, on Wednesday The
l6h day Of August, il fair, if not, on the first fair
day thereafter, all that valuable TRACT OF
LAND, lying aud being in the county of Poca-
houlaS. ON Napp'S Greek, s miles north OF the
County Seat. and known as the MANSION FARM
of the late Iacob LghtRer, Esq.,-cOutalnlng by
survey l30 acres of level. fertile Bottom land,
in ine state OF cultivation, embracing 100 acres
of excellent MEADOW.
The whole Of said Farm is we'll watered-
Napp's Creek passing through the centre Of It,,
besides number OF Springs: also well OF new
err falling water near the mansion. 9--zA
The buildings are two Dwelling &Ss ,ssS
Houses, two Barns, and other neces- lli@
sary out buildings. 1t has on italso ssssss3
4 larre Orchard OF fine summer and winter Fruit
Al the same time and place the subscriber will
sell one share of Mountain Land in what is called
the Big SmUey adjoining said farm, containing
1900 Acres,
morc or less, finely timbered.
These lands have as desirable locality ss any
in the county, and more beautiful Summer he
treat is not in the State.
Immediately after the sale of the Lands the
subscriber will sell all his p "a z S Q N "A l.
PR P z n Y, consisting OF work Horses,
Mich Cows, large young Jack. 50 Stock Cat
tie, aud 2 year olds, 20 Hogs, 30stacks OF Hay !.
Farming Utensils, sc.
TERMS.-The real estate, one-half OF the
purchase money in cash--the remainder in II
months, bearing interest from six months after the
date of the sale--for the personal property. cash
will be required. =,
Possession will be given, and warranted deed
rnade nv the lSt of November
5. NJ. LIGHTNER.
July 10 lS54,-tds.
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Central Bank of virginia.

NULE IItH, ioOts
ysNHE President aud Directors have this day
4 declared dividend of four and quarter per
cent. out of the profits of the last SIX months,
whereof per cent is payable to the Common
wealth " NJ. IL. lAMo, cashier.
lnlv 10 lS54.-lt.
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Ns,'EkdE.

REAKINS& MERRITT have their accounts
~ made oil up to the LIST Of July, 1854, and
respectfully ask that those knowing themselves
Indebted will come forward and settle immediate
y.
S,aunton, July 10, 1851
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HARDWARE AT WHOLESALE.

EpEING DESTROYS of still further increasing my
H business have determined to offer addition
al inducements. am now making large addi-
lions to my Stock, and will be in weekly receipt
of Goods throughout the season. and having per
fected arrangements for my supply of ENGLISH
and AMERICAN H4RDW.aRE upon the
most favorable terms, have no hesitation in as
surfing those in want, that can and ,ciHsell upon
terms as favorable as can be had in this or any
other market Particular attention will be paid
to Mechanics Tools of all kinds, Building Mate
rias, Glass, SC. Purchasers are requested to ex-
anime and satisfy themselves before laying IN their
supply. GEO. E. PRICE.
Stanton, July 5, 1854
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N o TICE i.

OWING to a pressure in my business have
" been compelled to place my accounts (due
LIST July, 1884, in the hands OWN. S. H. Bay
IoR. for collection. My customers will confer a
favor by calling upon MIR. Baylor at their earliest
convenience, rs am little '.hard ttp'' in the
money line Al present. HENRY BARE.
Stauntun, July 10, 1854.
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LAND FOR SALE.
I'm Southwestern virginia.

WILL be sold at public sale on Saturday the
w Goth day of August next, 1RACT OF
LIND belonging to the estate of Joseph Thorn
as, decd, lying on Christians Creek, in Augusta
county Va, adjoining lands with Martin Carrier,
John Depriest, David Coffinan and Col. Alex.
Robertson. The tract contains II acres, has toI
cradle improvements and good young orchard,
Sale will commence at 10 O'clock A. NJ Terms
Of sale, one third on the first day of September
next, at which time possession will be given the
balance in two equal annual payments.
G- JAMES ARMSTRONG, Ex'or.
June 7. lSj4.-tds.
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Mails, Nails,

100 KEGS Best Baltimore Nails, assorted
lUU sizes. just received and for sale atreduced
nricos Merchants buying 10 sell again will be
supplied upon very favorable terms; ,
GEO. f. PRICE.
Staunton, July 5, 1854.