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TO FAnTIaRS AND yTrLLERs.
NEW AND IMPROVED
D0ssbse Screening
CIR A N G. Il Il A N & r.
PATENTED APRIL 2Oru. 1859,


rTNUE subscriber would most respectfully call your at
1 tcntion 10 his LlMPR0VED WINN0IVER,
which he is manufacturing at his shop in Stanton Va
where he has number finished for inspection of Farm
ers and Others This Fan has received the highest hon.
ors where exhibited, having been awarded some eight
premiums in the last three years We could append
thousands of certificates TO show its superiority in expo
dtouslv cleansing all kind Of Gram from cookie cheat
smut aud other Impurities, but think il all sufficient 10
say that we are furnishing OF the most perfect
Cleaners that We have offered to the Farmers OF
Virginia. Nv team viii Tin a few days) be passing
through the county ready to accommodate all that may
want GOOD Fan that viii clean the most filthy Wheat
and all kinds of Grain and Clover seed clean enough for
any market without sitting. They are warranted and
given on trial.
&C. For Certificates and References, see handbs.-
We annex few
SrAUSToN, Va, March, 1855.
thereby certify that have used one of 7. j. Doyics
Improved Patent Grain Cleaners during the last year,
in my MIL aud On my Farm, and have no hesitation in
pronouncin il by far the best separator in use and
take pleasure in recommending the Fan 10 Farmers and
Millers generally q. g. NORRIS.
STANTON, Va, Feb, 1856
Mr. r l. DOYLE, Dear Sr:-Yours Of the 22d ut.,
came to hand and it is with pleasure reply to the
and wifhou, a moments hesitation give Your Fan the
preference over either Of the other Fans left with
try. DAVID SPECh.
STAUNToN, Va, Jan. 3lst, 1853
Dear Sr.-I have made fair trial Of the w heat Fan
YOU left at my Farn it cleans very rapidly and well,
and is altogether superior to any Fan have
DAVID FULTZ.
McGAHEYsvILLE, Rockingham Co., Va.
Mr.. Dovlc Your Improved Double Screening Grain
Cleaner, would, we believe, chat as fast two Ma
chimes could thrcsh il cleans perfectly the most filthy
Wheat and ceanses Clover Seed clean enough for any
market withou, sitting il. The saving 10 the Farmer
ia equal TO treble its cost GEO. HABNER,
DAN'L. MILLER,
Chapman's Mills, Luray, Va.
have used T. ]. Doyle's Improved Patent Fan, and
believe it to be the best separator and cleaner now in
use, w NJ. y. CHAPMAN. d.
Nt5- Communications addressed to TEos. j. DOYLE,
Stanton Va, will be promptly attended TO- All M
Fans have my stamped upon them.
NAV Is, lS55-3m. Il. ]. DOYLE.
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It's stated that owiag to the posponemcnt of
the hearing Of Col. Kjnney's case in Philadelphia
to Monday. the steamer United States will not
sail nr San Juan ill further notice. Indeed it is
doubted whether the smiling will he permitted at
all, as nothing can be borne by the expedition
wjthou; its leader. Already is Mr.. McKeen, the
New York District Attorney. employed in pro
curing another indictment from the Grand jury
and similar tokens of governmental endearment
may be louked Cor in New Orleans, Charleston
and other ports. The Colonel is bound to be .
martyr.
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TYOTUT, voN envw

MILL Dc sold at Public A,ctoa on the premises on
w the 9htdGy Of J'ne meet in the Town Of yVarnes-
borough, Augusta County, Virginia, that wen ks3Yn
Tayern,iormefly o%ned AID occupied by ". W C ibis
Ell, and more recently by John s. Kyie II l. ei,n,.
ted ia fthe most thriving ala prosperous villages
in the State and Immediately thc Stanton aud Jam
River Turnpike Road and in every way well con s,ct-
cd for Hotel Ny instructions are, 10 sell on that da
20 the highest bidder and doubt ge,at bargain will
be sold.
TERMS -Four hundred dollars the day Of sale OF
4 ncsotable note we'll endorsed, for 30 days, interest
added on The balance in two equal annual payments
with personal security and the title retained ultimate
security. f. T. ALBERTSvN, Ageat
May, %, lS55.-tds
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suE.r.ZaIsa, vsl!E.s y -.

IT WORKS WONDERS EVERYWHERE!
By Sandy, Ky. Ma, u, l545
Mr. Y. z. ScerS-Dear Sir Your Ecrmifuge pro-
d,ices such wonderful results, that think it worth nay
wh,le 20 rive you few facts about it. Aneishbor, Dr.
Cray bought froel vial Of ii, aud gave the
tents to- threc OF his children the first passed $780, the
second l53 and toe third thinking 4Gy worms dis
charged by using one vial. Mr.. Gray immediately
purchased four yias Mr.. J. AicSur!ey also gave
The contents Of ouc vial to hree OF his chidren which
brought from the first 70, from the secCnd 81 and from
the thicd 3l-rnakug i56 by the use Of one vial.
gave nv own chd, aged one year, two tea-spoon!us,
which expelled "a, one Of which least loot
long.
Your Vermifge is considered the best that has
been brought section Of the country aud so Tar
know, mas never failed. Yours respectfully.
J. +. TURAIAN.
Prepared and sold by r. f. SELLERS & CO.,
Pittsbirg, Pa, and for sale by JAMES u. LARD
aud J. b. EsHRtDdE, Staauton, aud by Druggists gene
rally.
May ,, lS55.-lmo
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o. USE HAMpToNs VEGETABLE TINorunETLlhiiia.ve
you Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Nervous DeIi, ny
Diseases OF the Kidneys, auy Loss of Power anu bs.
arrangement of the system? We but point you 10 inc
thousands who have used the GREAT lNviGokAlIGJ.
In proof ofwhatwesay aboyc, we refer you 10 ii"nP
toms Vegetable Tincture - and its effects
0Iy- See advertisement.
Sept. Is, 1854.
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60 A SECRET FOR THE LADIES-HOW TO
PRESERVE BEAUTY.--Don't use Chalk, Lily
White, any OF the Socalled cosmetics 10 conceal
faded or Salow complexion.
Ifyou would have the roses brought back 10 your
cheek, clear healthy and transparent skin, and life
and vigor Unused through the system, get bottle Of
CarerS Spanish M:xtgre aud take ii according to d-
rectiOns. II does quite well your sweet
meats; but if after few doses you do not find your
health aud beauty reviying yCur step elastic and ygo-
r0u5, and the whole system refreshed aud inygoracd
ike Spring morning, then your IS hopeless, and
all the valuable certificates possess 60 Tor nSught.
Il is the greatest purifier Of the boad known; perfect
" harmless, and at the time powerfully eicacouS.
- See advertisements
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NOTICE.-One OF the most popular medicines ev-
Introduced in Virginia is BAkEE,S PREMIUM

NOTICE.-One orthe most popular medicines ey
or introduced in Virginia is BAKERS PREMIUM
BTTrEGS As guarantee for my assertion, it is Spo-
ken Of generally Of the best Family medicines ev
before the pubIic 1t is greater strengthened to the
whole system han anything ever heard Of Tor Dysp"p-
STA, Nervousness, Coles, any derangemcni of the
stomach You need not fear in It's giving immediate re-
lief for avn yet to hear Of one instance where it has
failed in giving relief In cases OF female diseases it is
without fail
Call and get bottle, and shall have more trou
bic in calling your attention to this most valuable Med
icnc.
Price 80 cents per bottle. For sale by J. j.
EsKRIpGE, Staunton, and BIBo & WILLS, Charlottes-
vile.
May 2, 1855.
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SOCIETy OP ELuNIMI.

J'ItE Regular annual mect;ag Of the Society of Alan
nj ofthc University Of Va will take place the
Rojiuda "Wednesday tie 21M June, 1861 at O'Clock
p. 81.
On the following day, at l2 O'clock the orator, Judge
Johu W. Brockclbrough viii deliver the Annual Ad-
dress
Papers throughout the State respectfully asked to
cali attention 10 this notice. n II. MASSiE
MAY, 3D. 1856. Cor Sec Soc Al. I'm. Va.
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Sfki,G AND SUMNER SUPPLY Or
co DTEsENsH
AT =. PoIlitz' Clothing Rooms.


&C A SSUREDLY never was mcre select or
n finer Stock of Ready Made Cloihin.
brought 10 this market"
This the exclamation of all, who have thiiher-
to taken the trOnbIe to examine and look overmy
assortment, and well does he meet he pablo
wants.
Ny Spring and Summer supply Of Clothing
was this season selected BY Iaysef rs usual, in
the Northern cities, and purchased under such
auspleiOus circumstances. rs 10 enable ie % sell
them at incredibly Iow prices, and while il en-
braces the Dress to finish the outer man. full
and complete assortment Of strong and cpafse
materials can also be found. ask hereiare
kind public to extend to ne the favor of an ex-
animation Of my stock of Goods, before purclas-
ing elsewhere, FOR while they oblge me by 50
doing. they cannot fail to prf' themselves.
am not given TO braggiDg. bit. / agree to sci
clothing cheaper this seasa4 than ary other rs.
adjustment Of the kind, apd this up,a trial viii
be conceded.
My Store Ro9ms haze boon Greatly enlarged.
giving me more facilities p va ipon my cns-
toners, who are anxousy eX.eetco y their mo-.
obedient. JACUD POLLFrZ
Slaunton. May 9, 1856.
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WARRANTED suErEzg.
IN DOI. Grain and Grass Scythes fily warranted,
~ Snaths, Rifles, Stones, Sc, just received aud for
sale low By GEO. L. PRICE.
Stanton, May 9, 1855.
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Cn7ssEll; sssorhew2s &aEe Of a1amsl.

Commissioners Sale o. a40n1.
'E'HE undersigned Commissioner appointed Tor that
l. purpose by decree Of the Circuit Court OF Angus
ia made on the 18th day Of February. 800 in the case
Of Mary J. Johnston et ais against Mildred f. John
ston; will IN conformity with said decree, on Ffiday
tie 5h day Of June, 1865. offer al public auction, on the
premises, very valuable tract Of land, lying on Mid
die River in the comfy Of Augusta adjoining the lands
Of George Poage 1IcCuo S; Parkins and Col Kerr, a.
bout eight miles northeast Of staunton The tract con
tans about l75 ACRES, a considerable portion OF 1t
first rate Middle River Bottom. The im-
proyenents consist of a good Brick DL,EL- -
LING HOUSE, good Barn with Stables sssss,si
ans. Sheds, Corncrbs and all other necessary sss
ont houses il is deemed useless to give ~'-S's-'
minute description, purchasers will view the prcmi-
SEES for themselves.
TERMS Sum sufficient to dcFray the expenses OF
sale 80 be paid in hand oaethrd Of the residue 10 DC
paid on the 18th Of juno, 1855, and the remainder in
two equal annual payments, one payable the 10th oi
June lS5G, aad the other the 18th of june 1857.
The undersigned lives in the immediate neghbor-
hood aud will take pleasure in showing the premises
to any one desiring TO purchase.
Csc W. MoWRY, Comm'r.
EIoyO 1873 ids
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&parigag Fashions.

WHITE, Black and Brown MoIcskin HATS, Fs
w ofthc newest style and handsome finish. Ia
Case Paris Made; o<s
Oallford, Philadelphia;
&c c. H. Gardens; all warranted to wear well
and Of superior quality. Also, Caps, Leghorn, Panama
and Palm Leaf Hats, with general variety of Soft Hats
in fur and wool, all on the best terms at
WHITE & PATRONS.
staunton, May 9, 1856
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Fol, The Spectator.
TO Kate KarelcSs.

30, Kate content thee prythee, be not angry"
''they shall not touch thee, Kate,
stI,u buckler thee against million"
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EsaEsasC Safe.

WILL sell at public sale. Saturday the 9th day Of
l 5..e next on the head waters of Walkers Greek,
5 miles west Of Middlcbfook, TRACT OF LAND,
contamin, lsS, Acres it being the farm owacd by
Chr,stiaa GunScl deed. Sad aad cannot be sarPa's
cd Tor production, good Meadow, Orchards toierabe
Buildings and it has the adyan;agc Of good range Tor
stock, with good Springs. Terms m2d2 ka9wa on day
Of sale JOHN PRICE, Adm T.
May IS, lS55.-3ts%
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May 9, ls55.-tds.

LsO another Tract containing 49, Acres, on the
II turnpike leading from Saunton TO Middebrook
and adjoining the andso Jas Henderson, David eRecE
and others The improvements consist Of Brick
House, good Barn aud splendid Corn House, bean'i
(ul Young ORCHARD Of grated Trees, two good
Springs near the House. and creek running through
The far cad OF the farm sufficient for asaw- mills or Card
inc Machine from forty to fifty acres OF very heavy
timber land the balance produces well; sufficient
quantity Of meadow ground, and fac situation for
village on the pike at Liberty Hail school house, six
miles from Stanton and five from Midilebroc:
Also small tract OF BOfiOH Ia ~ OH thecr aH
below David Hiden's mill containing Acres and 81
poles the whole Of which viii be offered at the same
time and place of VIM. Engeman's, decd, sale. Any
of the lands will be shown by the subscriber. Terms
made known on day Of sale. -
MAY 9. 800. JOIN LNGLEMAN.
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II e r Rim G'S SAFES

May l6, lS55.-tds.
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EskEEe.

At Chapel Hill, on the 4th inst, JAMES IIGNRy, in
FAINT son Of John s. aad Fannie NJ CLurchnan, aged if
teen months.
From adverse blasts and lowering storms,
His lavourcd soul He bore
Aud with yoa bright angelic forms
He lives to die no more.
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MAY Q, lS55.-tds.

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF Angus
s Ia COUNrY,-Johu Slichley
Theophiius Gamble. and ais.
Tae parties interested will hereby Take Ne
tee, that. in pursuance to decree of the Circuit
Court of Augusta County lately rendered in The
above nance, suit. shall. on Saturday the 26th
day Of May. 1850, at my Office in stanton, pro-
coed to ,ase the following accounts, viz lsi, an
account OF the administration of the Defendant,
John Hulvey. upon the estate of James White.
deed ID an account of the debts due Theophi-
Ius Gamble. Christian Wine and Samuel Cox,
the trust creditors Of the intestaie James White,
deed.
shall expect the parties to attend then and
there prepared to furnish me all necessary data.
J. n. HENDREN. Com'r.
May 2, 1855.
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ESsaiisiin& Hardware.

SEORTICE, Carpenter, Cottage, Rural Locks with
wi White Porcelain, Mineral. Brass Silvcr'd Fur
nrc Hinges, Screws Nails, Window Pullies. Bolts,
Window Glass Of all sizes, at factory prices with eve
ry variety of House Building Tools and Materials on
hand Purchasers are requested to examine before
laying in thei- supplies as can and will sell upon as
favorable can be offered here or in Richmond.
GEO. L. PRICE,
Stanton, May g. 1900. opposite Cushiprs
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MARRIED..

On the sth inst, by the Rev. Joseph r. Wilson, Mr;
GsoaGg slNMERMAY to Mrs. HANNAu CoLLINs, all
Of this county.
On the l7th inst, by Rev. X j. Richardson, Mr.,
JouN p. Dull TO Miss JANE x. SroUFYER, daughter Of
MIR. Daniel Stoaanr, all of this county
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-sTRr,g DEposYToaw

Ar ROBERT CoWAN's Book Store. where larre
4 snnply OF BIBLES and TESTAMENTS will be
Int disiantl, on hand, aud win be sold ri inc B;bc
socieiys prices for ea.h Persons can procure Bibles
aad Ttslaments grato:tons y BY satisfying the deposi-
tary. Mr.. Cowan, Of their inability TO purchase.
BY order,
A. J. CARRIER, Treasurer.
ctounto, May 16, 1855.
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE,
~ EeEEAEshEREa

I'm pursuance of decree Of the Circuit Court OF
Il Bedford, in the cause of Leitwich, &c., Us.
Ouarles. Sc, the undersigned, who were appoint
ed commissioners for that purpose. will on Wednes-
dan, The 9Th day Of June, 1865, if fair, if not on
the next fair day. on the premises, sell TO the
h,ohest bidder at public auction, the Land where
Of William G.. Leftwich died seized, lying on Elk
Creek, in the county OF Bedford, within halt
mile of Steptoe's Crossing on the Virginia and
Tennessee Railroad. where there is a switch for
loading, &C., about 10 miles below Liberty, and
IA above Lynchburg, adjoining the lands uf Ro.
G. Steptoe. John Galloway, and others.
The land will be sold in Two TRAcrs-one
tract containing about $50 Acres, is in fair state
If improvenent, fertile and well adapted TO the
Growth of all kinds ofgrain and Tobacco, and very
superior for clover and grass. This tract contains
a large quantity of fine iimbered land ct the very
best Tobacco Land with great quantity OF plant
ground, plenty of good springs. and well water
ed. The Improvements, mostly new, Il
consist of large aud convenient AS5M ssssl9
BRlcK DWELLING House. Carriage SS4g tSe
House, Ice House, and all necessary e s.:..5
out houses; two good Barns, and several good To-
baccO houses.
The other Tract contains about 700 Acres, Is
productive and in a high state Of Improvement Z,
with plenty of fne ,mbered land for tobacco, and
we'll watered. The Improvements conast OF
good F2.4.jlE DWELLLNG HOUSE. and all
the necessary out-houses. with one of the largest
and most convenient Barns in the country.
Both of these tracts are very desirable, and 1t
rarely happens that such valuable land is in mar
ket. The quality of the soil, the high state of I'M
provement, the proximity to the Railroad and con
venence TO market, the Improvements on the land.
as well as the fact that they are situated in
pleasant and desirable neighborhood, render them
worthy the attention of purchasers.
Either Of the undersigned will. at any time,
show the lands to any one wishing to examine
them.
TERMS credit of one, two and three
wears, equal instalments, will be given. the pur-
chaser being required to execute bonds with good
personal security, for the purchase money. and the
title TO the land retained as further security, sub
ject to re sale in default Of the payment of the
purchase money.
JOHN 5. LEFTWICH. }
SAMUEL II. QUARLES, : Com'rs.
WIN c. MINIS, )
MAY 2, lS55.-tds
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Nss'VEaIE.

-
NJlLES SELDEN having purchased the in
I've terest of WILLIAM C. RAWLINGS in
the concern of RAWLINGS s. MILLER, do
ing business in the city of Richmond, that part
nership is, with the mutual consent of all parties,
dissolved and the said Miles Selden, and The 9TH
er partners in that concern. having renewed the
partnership under the name and style of Sell
DEN s MILLER. they have assumed the
debts and liabilities OF Rawlings s. Miller. and
all dae the latter are to be paid to SELDEN S.
MILLER.
Richmond, Va, April %. 1855.
w. G. RAWLINGS,
T. MILLER,
Wa. ALLEN,
JN0 A. SELDEN,
MILES SELDEN,
The state Of my health has induced me to sell
my interest in the concern of RAWLINGS s.
MILLER to Dir. MILES SELDEN who. with
the other partners. will continue the business at
the same stand.
cheerfnlIy recommend the new firm to the
!iiends of the old. and respectfully solicit for it
continuation Of their patronage.
Maya. 1854. w. G. RAWLINGS.
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Waw Gooas from il,n North,

A.~ " '-JyUo u --AI OAI-' AsNA ol4i
AIDES Wells, black, brown and blue; Ladies' Dim
~ city Collars; large assortment Of Muslin, Edgngs
and Faish, (acH styles and ine quality y Solid French
Hose, plain aud embroidered Misses do. Ladies
Silk Gloves, white aud colorcd Thread Cloves, La
dies and Misses; Ladies and Gcntlencns Kid Finish
Silk Gloves; Mohair Gloves and Aiitts, Short and
Long, fine and low priced; Ladies' Dress Caps La
dies Head dresses styles Gcntlcnens silk PocI-
ct Handkerchefs; Ladies do. plain and embroidered
Linen and Cambria; Gentcmcn'S Linen Collars Gen
tlcmcn's white silk Under Shirts; Gcntlemcn's white
Linen Shirts, plaa and fgured Muls for Dresses La
dies ParasolS; Ladies Bonnet Ribbons Table Covers,
Linen and Cloth; Tuck Combs and Side Combs; Cotton,
Boss, and Sewing Silk; Buttons and Dress Trimmings
Umbrellas, SIX aud Cotton, with general variety Of
cheap goods. all of which we will sell cheap for cash.
Staunton, May 9, 1866 GEO. w. SMITH.
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BEDFORD LAND FOR SALE.

pursuance OF decree of tn Circuit Court of Bed
i ford, in the cause Of Mcdaniel VS. McDaniels ad-
ainistrator, &C. the Undersigned who was appointed
Commissioners Tor mat purpose, will, on iaUrsGay Ike
it day Of Jae 1865, tar # not the next fair d.
on the premises sell 10 the highest bidder at public
auction, part OF the LAND whereof Lodowick Nc
! Daniel died seized lying Little Wolf and Echols'
Greek, in the county OF Bedford within g. miles south
Of the Of Liberty, through which place the Virgin
IL and TcInesee Railroad yuns, aa aGoning the lauds
of Caleb d. Parker, Thompson II. Layne, Leland Law
less, C. Is. tzer Jas. NJ. Garter, Martin L. FGqGa,
Nathaa J. Luck, and others.
The Land wall be sold in two or moro Tracts-onc
tract containing about 500, AcEGs and known the
HURT TRACT, which lies we'll, originally OF the best
red clay soJi and ~ good condition this time. ii is
efc, aud well 2dspled &c the growth Of tobacco, all
kinds Of Scau clover and other grasses aud about hall
remains IN It's original growth, consisting Of large pro-
portion OF white oak and chtnut oak timber, suitable
tr bJN-plenS, &c. also, ChcSnut and other valuable
timber Most Of ,he t;mbercd land considered
p0rior TobAcco Land. The inprcvce consist % two
hewo LOG DWELLING HOUSES, tae necessary
out-hcuseS, to1acco-h houses, Stc.
The other tract Oinlt divided before the day Of salc)
contains about $32l AcaEs, and Is known the MEL
SONS TRACT. Tho soil is about tAo quality Of tina;
Of tbs first mentioned tract and more than oac-halt Of
c trsct aJllds n timber 0t tiIc very best qday
tue wh2ie Of It being No Tobacco Land. 1ac cleared
p,rtloa is generally good coalition aud uader good
fence. iac Improvements consist OF a comfortable
FRAMED DIV ELLfNIi HOUSE, vita the necessary
outh1useS, tohaccobans &c Both OF obese tracts
valuable and desirable le WELL and are Cstercd by MI
springs of the best water. The fertility OF the
so Inc quantity and quality Of the timber. the chance
for tobacco, its convenience market, and the neigh
boriood bsag decidedly desirable one should be sui
ccH Inducements attract the attention of purchasers.
Ethcr che Undersigned or Capt G. d. Parker, who
lives adjoining, will, any tne, show the lands oper
sonS wishing 10 examine them.
IEIGS-A credit Of /, }, and years, (except as
10 a sufficient TO pay bc costs) equal instruments
wall be given, the purchaser b,ng required give bonds
with good personal security Tor the purchase money,
and the ttle to the land retained as further security,
aud Subject to resale at the risk Of the purchaser, for
default the payment Of inc purchase money, in whole
or in part. ALBERT MCDANIEL Conim'r.
May %, lSj5.-tds.
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EnW Books.

THE Country Ncighborhooa; by Miss Dupuy Nam
Gore; Grace Lee by Julia Kavanagh; Napoleon aud
the Mlrshslls Of the Empire; Washington aud the
Generals of the Revolution; The Life of Sam Houston;
Uncle Jerrys Letters to Young Mothers, compiled by
A,a E. Porter Robert Graham, by Caroline Lee
Hcntz; Men of Character by Douglas Jerrold; Ellen
Norbary; just received aud for sale by
ROBERT COWAN.
Stauntnn May 9. 1865.