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Persons tnquifine or letters In the above list viii
please say they are advertised
l.. l.. STEVENSON =. Il.
Stsuntan Au~ Il ISIS,
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:" Senate Chamber, Ohio, 9pril str, 1854
Dr. J. c. AYER-Hoaered Sir: have made thor
onsn trta OF The CArHARTc Pitts left by agent,
and have been cured by them of the dreadful Rheumatism
under which he found me suffering. Tho first dose
ie~~l me, and few subsequent doses have entirely
removed the disease. feel in better health than for
some years before which attribute entirely the effects
of your CATHAaTio Pulls. Yeurs with great respect,
LUGtUS B. METCALP"
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N0aiee,

rsslIi, notes and account els. W. c. Slankcr up
4 to the lstinst., are in my hands for collection
Al persons indebted ara requested to come forward
Immediately and make payment, az is very desira
Bile to settle the business without delay.
Staunton, July II, ls55. NJ, h. FtLTz.
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GREAT BARGAINS III
Atyyh;sc & EsastOss's .

our entire stock now remaining on hand. will he
~ offered from this date at very reduced price,,
NATL ist ocoaer next, "a we want to sednec ssoek
fer our fail trade. Persons buying fer ce'A will tna
ii to their advantage 70 buy ofus
Stannton, July II 1875.
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DlSSOLUTION.

yFlE co-partnership heretofore existing between
l. the undersigned under the style and firm of c. :
T. Cochran Co., was disselsed IN the It'll inst. ;
by mutual consent. All outstanding accounts are
payable to G. 7. Cochran. and those knowing them
selves Go be indebted earnestly requested to set-
tie promptly either BY payment notesas it is very
desissole close aI the business of thu old concern
G. I. COCHRAN,
THOMAS RUTLEH.
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Both the Ointment and piIls should ts
Il { : : :

used N tFc fo7IowIhg casea
Euniaas, Burns, Ghapped Iiaa9s ehi'blans, ris-
tuas, tout AeeuriaI rvptions. lies. Rhcur atisn
salt Khcun, Skin Diseases Sore Legs, Sore Breasta.
Sure heads. Sore Threats. Sores of all kinds Sprans
Scalds Swelicd Glands sta Joints, Eicsrs, yene-
real sores, " ounfis vi ali Kinds. - ~
Sold 1T tho Manufactures If Professor Ho4kouas
50 Maiden Lane, New ,fk. snd eil Strand, Lon.
don, and by all respectable nrnegist, and dealers Of
Medicines throughout the United States, and the civ
izcd world, in ios, al % CENTS, GA cents, aud 81
each.
VI. Thee is . considerable saving BY taking rs
larger sizes.
y. B.-Dreetiens FOR thu guidance On rs.i.nts Il,
ovsry disorder are ailixod to each Pot. .
May II, tS55.--ly.
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TO THE OLD SOLDIER.

7 ia L formed an ssaciatioa with gentleman
who has long resided in Washington viiy, an.
prosecute elaina for tensions, bounty Land, &C.. a.
asinst ta in5erament With tie AL Of this geuile-
man AZ, PREPARED 70 ettcid 70 Oh Soldiers, and
their Widows and Heirs; prompt AMI efficient aid in
prosecuting their claims, under the act OF the 81 of
March. fe55, which gives to any soldier who has
served l4daYs in the tRea States service. l60acres
Of land | have been furnished with I'll the proper
Instructions from the Department. pose who are
entitled to pensions bounty land uner the said
act. should make early application. in order to Sc
cure u speedy action upon their claims.
or (Bay ii Fultz.4
March 81, lsbh.-tf MARsuAL K. PuLTz
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ANOTHER ARRIVAL

6NP Scarce Goods, black Italian and TaiIlta Silks,
W brown and bleaehed Shsetings bleachrd Drills,
JaailnrA Tafl. Linens cheap Gng hams at f9i cts,
Caitnn Hose, LINEN handkerchief, Collars. Giller
Sleeves Ribbons rlain and fancy Ruehes &c, Ne;
also a lot ofnsw II iut5 and Cahcoes-a at very
duced prices at W iiliE fAIloAS.
st.pnta, lulv 81 is55.
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yssyy RssasT4 STAGE LINE

AN and after the Ist July next, VIC will run tho
" B4ff5 Viii LINZ or. YTAGEy FROM
SftF-FF0Y 70 IFfSfifFSTEI,, forming con-
neetion with Woodward Cos daily Acconllnodo-
Lexington. Natural Bridge, buchanan, &c., and
with the Virginia Ceatral Railroad at Staunton,
from The terminus Of which we are running daily
line of -Four Horse Coaches to all tho Virginia
Springs.
ly this arrangement arc enabled to giva
through tickets to aay of the above named places,
ut rates ri fare az low or lower than any other line
Our Stages will leave Staunton immediately after
the arrival of the Richmond and Alexandria ears, In
the evening, arrive at Winchester next morning-.
Returning, Leave Winchester in the evening, ator
the arrival of the Iiarper's Ferry and Baltimore
cars and reach staun.en next morning..
Tor seats, applaat oar 0fce ut the American To-
tel, Or oodward ilonse, Staunton, Va.
HAKMAN s BisoWN. Proprieters.
iane 30, lsj5.-speetator, Rockingham Kcs4ter
Valley Democrat Tcnta Legion. Spirit of Democra-
cy and Winchester Nirginan copy tt.
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CECOND EDITION AT PRESS OF THE GREAT
! - RICHMOND NOVEL.
ELLIE, OR THE HUMAN COMEDY;
fFron, the Richmond Dispatcb.l

Story of Richmond in 1852. BY Jelm Esten
Cook One vol, 12mo., illustrated, 81 %.
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TOBACCO BUSINESS.

FysllE undersigned will continue the Tabaecn Bus
L ness at the old stand where he will be pleaeed
to see the patrons of the old firm.
Anril Is. ls5a. G. T. COCHRAN,
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Prepared by }. G. AVER,
Practical and Analytica Chemist, Lowell. Macs

va. Sold BE- j. B. Eskridge and j. 7. Laiei
staullton. john r. srnln, Nayncshoro. James l..
Ross and By all Druggist ard Dealers in Medicines
every where.
June 80, 1S55.-iu.
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Reduced Rates nd Increased Expedition
Ri tie Mail Lines Of HIM. r. farisa { CO.
Fos, tgec ysT.;gsF:n ssp,sassms

Ri the Mail Liaea Of HIM. r. tacisa 1. ca.
For tho Virginia Spring.
RI connection with the Central Railroad, through
4 from Richmond, Petersburg, Baltimore, " asst
iaqton City. Alexandria, and intermediate points,
30 ali the Virginia Springs.
Passengers are informed that by leaving Richmond
in the morning train of the Ceutril Railroad tll.t
tiley viii md at their service, the
s'INELs OF ca tf'FsEss
Of VIM. 7. Parish & Co., ready. as they have A.
ways been to afford the post c2tt8lcd facilities +,
al the VIRGINIA Springs and Westward to the Ohio
River. Fiedeing themselves that tliair Coaches.
Teams Drivers &c, well rates of Fare, Com
fort and Expedition, shall meet the wants and eX-
peetations of their old friends and PATRONS and al
disposed to patrUnizc them.
1hrougt Tichcfs issued al the Office of the Central
Railroad in Richmond, as well az by the Agents OF
the Company, who may always be found at the De
pots in Richmond, prior to the departure of the
Trains. at the following rates of Fare:
From Richmond to White sulphur Springs, So 50
From Richmond to Sweet Springs, 80
From Richmond to Healing Springs, s %
From Richmond to Hot Springs, 70
From Richmond to Warm Springs. 80
From Richmond to- Bath Alum Springs, %
From Richmond to keckbrdge Alum Springs, D
From Richmond to I.Xineton, 6 80
No charge for any ACCOMPLISHMENTS Of extra
baggage
daily on the Arrival! Of the Cars with rates OF fare
10 sit the times and wishes oil the Travelling Pub
lie
Extra Coaches furnished ut II prints on Ecagon-
BE Terms W1i. r. PARISH d co.
.Iulv / 1S55.
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stsunton, Aug. II. ls55.
NOTICE..

4 III. SIMPSON & GO. hereby inform the public
N. that the firm under that nante having been
dissolved by mutual consent, tto take place July Isl
IS55,) they have placed their bonds accounts &c,
in the hands oil j. [. Bheat for speedy settlement
ia. ilease cali at tue store and settle.
TIME bends accounts &c ofA. ". SiMrsan & Co.
4 to iuly lst, 1855, have been placed in ny
hands for settlement. Those knowing themselves
Indebted will please come forward and sottie.
StauEton,, Aug. II, ls5a. i. e. WHEAT.
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Executors Sale OF
Sseai arssl ase-s3ss@s Property

IL pursuance of the last wa aud testament of
on the PREMISES, ON Friday tho 3let dey II dagnSt,
two several Tracts Of land. Tbs farm which the
Gacrased resided supposed to contain ai.pat 80
Acars it is situated about hall mile helow Middle
brook, in Augusta county. Va, adjoining tbs lands
% Henry Aish, iless, and others; these are about
10 Acres cleared, the baaace we'll timhefcd, aud
soil aftle irst quality. There are about 20 Acres
of RE1A9H en- Back Greek, Which runs through
the Land. ard Two never falling Springs near the
house. The improvements consist Of Two roo
u DWELLINGS,, Earn, Stable, ssmohe -heuso, ae.-
This Is a very desirable Farm.
TIE OrHLa TEAcr cantains about 2l0 Acres, go
Acres cleared, and the balance heavily tipibered, adj
joining the furnace tract The quality nj tie soil Is
very good. aud lies well. There are 10 liARa9N I
ments en- this laiGa. y part u Back GreeS fups
through it, and Spring of excellent water neat
where the Improvements were, and ia any person
wishing to invest money in Lands there are many IN
duceuents offered.
at&RldtaS.- one-fourti in hand, aud The balance
Ia three eqaal annual payments, aud the balance OF
the purchase money well secured by han On the
Land. Possession given the day ofsale, reiainin :
the privilege al securing a-j crop Sro~ies IN tbs
lanas.
Tn the satne day and same place VII odgr The
Pes8ena Property belonging To- the cstata 81 The de
cessesl, consulting CID Feather Beds, BeGGias,
Household and kitehsn Furniture, hisht-daY Clock
a small lot of Bacon. 'ome Oats and l!ag, CONS
and HOGS, and other articles too tedious to emu
merate.
TuaYs.-12 months credit. purchasers giving bond
with good security. Sale Will couulehee at L
WASHINGTON Swo0PR. Sr i,x'or.
of Martha EMia, decd, with the y i'll annexed.
Aas, 4, lsa5.--ia5.
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NEW ESrApI,ISHAlENT

I'M undersigned has opened, Augusta Street,
in the new Store Room between Cowans BOOK
Store and scherrer's Confectionery, a handsome ~
sertanent ef
ffQTi6e, c4S.slNERES. FESTINCy, fo.
which lie is prepared to manaiaetue1 into garments
of all descriptions, agreeahly 70 the latest tashonA
The Of his goods are Of the latest stvle-
having purehas d them,ths Spring in the Northern
cities lie hes On s.aemeoy an experienced scrook,.
who oly ,ses;yes a1 to satisfy tho public. of hs
efficiency The pabiic are respectfully invited to
elsewhere. llis prices are moderate.
March CT, 1865. JOHN NJ. HELM,
SUPERIOR TOBACCO.
IESf "a rand and far salsa suppl. OF Np.~~al
- Chewing Tobacco of superior quality.
staurtoa. lane so. ls5a. CT. COCHRAN
Ri!les.
\ HAVE on hand choice Rifles Guns. vav.
L rauted 10 shoot well. For sale low by
June 2, ls5S, GtAp. " PRICE.
DRESS SILKS.
XNrE n7k ao examination Of rich st4s.s
w Dress S,shs. They will be sold cheap.
GEORGE ". SMITH
Stanton janas, ,s1s.
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Gyoessevy asasl syass.

WHITE 4 PATTON are now in receipt Of large
w stack Of Isaftlen and Stone Jars. Crooks,
19 Mk rapi &T anG the ga be' apa nan sa'O
StauntOn, July 81, ts9o,
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JSc HHDs. Porto Rico, New Orleans ard Jus
lou covado s;ugara, medium to prime quality !;
s5J barrels GFushed, Puiveti1ea, inundated aud
Coffee Sugar; 20 ub.s. noably iieiiaed Loaf Ito j;
100 bbls p,i.ae New Orleans and Cuba Molasses !;
IS hhds Sugar House do 600 bags prime Green
Rp Coffee; 100 bags Rio Java Lagnara do 1900
sacks Ashton's, seiifies aad Dafey's brand ino
salt 70 Herces Cider Vinegar.
1he above goods were purchased early in July,
previous the advance, aud they now receiving
direct from New York per Sehrs. Statesman, Arctic
and Beiell. MSNEISH i CHAMBERLAIN.
Aug. II. Bruce street wharf, Alexand ia.
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,Irn,, lqY.AS9a.

rIylIAT @ OiBiEAF TOBACCO you have al been
L waiting lof 50 long, has arrived. Send in youf
orders, anG ahtae yours, respectfully,
Dune 20, ls11. {. I. COCHRAN,
SDn Sacks Salt, now heing received. and f.-
s30O sale By +. { ]. $. CRAWFORD.
July u tgAa
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CALLAGHAN3S For S.tLE.

TtY Vhfue Of decree uade by DC EI1c1iI CoNIf
Ap ofAileghany Gonaty, on The nth If tpril, lH55
in lie case At I4a. h. Alexander, guardian, and
others defendants, the undersigned Commissioner
for tho purpose appainted, will ecr for sale ut Pub
lie Auction, on IL premises,
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juno 30, l855-tas. Printers Gee 50.
ss'gg,st sale OF sseas Property.

y
Tg1 sirtueaf deed OF trust, executed to me March
ID u, laio, by Peter hayman aud Fanny his Wiiei
and of record in the Clerks Office OF the county 0,
hueuatn. for me purposes mentioned in said deed
shal in parsuanee Of said deed, sch for cash, on
the promises on Tuesday. the llth day Of Augut
next. Eve RfeEs OFk4NB, belonging to said
Lavman, living in the county of Augusta, aud fully
described in two deeds to said Layman, one FROM
ssaml Hunter, and Sarah l.. his wife, bearing date
the day OF January, ISL; the other FROM David
s. Bell, and Nancy G. lis wife, bearing date the LIST
day Of March, 1870 lot As acres sold BY said Lay
man to Abr'm Shaver token from the two tracts
mentioned in the deeds referred to- and excepted in
the deed Of Trust, il not offered with the two tracts
Persons wishing to purchase the property win ex-
anime il for themselves, Tho title Is believed 10 be
free from all doubt, bpt selling as trustee shall con-
vey saeh title is vested in me hf said deed.
Juno ., ls55.-tia JOHN B8o0kS, trustee.
Needles, Needles.
4 tR0ShY'S Improved 0Yal-eyed and Bates Drill
V ed=eyed Sharps, tsst Iaa.tt for sale, wholesale
md retail, very law IL tEo L. PRICE.
,itffI5# 80
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qURNlp SEED.

A FRESH supply of EARLY puteh Turnir, Fally
n Dioomsdale. Large e.inhe ditto. Large White
FMt Turnio. lust received from b. Landreth & Son.
JAS. e. LAlRp'S Drug Gtere.
Ii, 1871.
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TO PAINTERS.

r KEEP constantly on hand full supply OF Lin
4 seed Oil, and ali the paints and safnshes belong
ing to your business. A good assortment OF Paint,
Narnish, and Sash Brushes.
Stanton, August 4, 1850. JAMES G. LAIRD.
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SANS SARNAPARILLA.

A MEDICINE recommended to be used in Sero.
n fuia, Dyspepsia Liver Complaint aud rs 4
snIinp and fail Purifier Of the Blood. It's alt,rna
i've aud tonic properties are said to be great, aud
its composition being purely vegetable its admins
/, alton to eneebled patients IL very beneeia Seld
in Staunton by JAMES G. LAIRD
August 1, lstS
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UNITED STATES HOTEL,
Main Street, siaiim md, Va.
Fare Reduced 10 S5l,25 a Day

YFsHE undersigned, fe7nets proprietor Of the
L Fountain llaIel, Baltimore, and tangress Hal
YAiladeBhia, waaid respectfully inform his friends
md he travelling public tha IL iit Ter ga the Uni
ted States Hotel, Rlchmona, ya. g,s iiouse is now
in complete order, and viii compare tayerah!y IN
very respect with any other l:e.e in the Gty-the
laeaion being convenient to hssiness and the diiier
ont dcpets, he rooms large airy and wei Furnishes!
In shftt il is tao most pleasant summer house IN
the City IF Richmond. NJ! tie Proprietor ASKS IS
COACHES WILL BE ~ ATTENDANCE at
tie yarious Depais and steaniloe landings, 10 con-
Wy passengers to the Hotel.
u6tj T. FHGRST0N.
July p, is55.-ln
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$50 AGB FS,

beziles DOVER Of % acres belonging to nv mother
Mas. Sarah Evans about one hall of the land IS
cleared aud the balqnea is in fine iii Der. It joins
the rich lands Of Gen. Watts and is very much o. the
same qualify.
: The other act is IN Mason Cove, in Roanoke, on
the main raa frp Salon to catiwba, aud about five
miles from the former place. Il confirms about 900
acres. me hall cleared and The balance in good tim
her, This tract is well adapted 20 gfass, and with
proper attention could b. made hne grazing farm.
ANY person wishing sec these lands will please
ani3iy IA M. on tha hist tsact mentioned.
Terms wr be LIBERAL and make known or The day
OF sale. join IN ANS.
Jul, u, lsa5.-ts!s.
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NNTANTEn Partner in am old and well eatahlish-
parson wishin,r il engage in the above Business will
lind this 10 be "A rane chance,
Address u. W, Richmond Va.
Fl. e. -
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SIAUNTuN ACADEMY.

ryyIE next session Of This eA and favorahly. Knawn
l. Institution viii commence on Monday, the 5Hd
OF september next. The Principal il gratiAed to ar
nouuce that arrangement Las been contaminated
by which he will have the assistance OF Mr.. JOHN
CARRIER. tsfaduate, of thu University ut ifgta-
IN, ana late Professor in Mossy Greek Academy, VIII
bears ample testimony Of lis qualifications. HE
COURSE "a instruction Ill b. thnrpagi aud enwgl't Re
embracing a iuli canfse Of Mathematics, Latin,
Greek, treneh &c Pupils vii! be thoroughly pre-
tared for the advanced classes any college or III
sersitv they may desire H. attend. Under the ar
engagements or the coming SESSION, II is confidently
believed that III stanton Academy presents adxan-
tagps that cannot be su1pdssed
The additional bHdngs are now far advanced to-
wards eonlirtlen fHd me Principal wiz be i'rcpaf-
ed t. receive nn4iders az, tlie usual tefYts.
FERNS ron tuition;
l.agth Department $1,000.
Mathematics and Ancient hanguages s4o.op.
FfcH0h (!-Ntaa) Sl0.od.
~ one mart Of fle tuition fees PAYABLE IT the
close Of the first half-session tive months.
For rather information apply to either e the teach
rrs. l.. NAbitz.ilL, \. NJ. Principal
August 4, $3.50.
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LIST OF T.ET-TERs
LISI VyL 4 katkts
OBTAINING in the Post Office at Stanton
Ia ON 21st. Jnly 1855.

alst, July 1866.
A K.&L
Miss Jane Lamb, Sarah G
arab Kin2er, Geo. /. "
r leencs, David
pu Kennedy, Geo. $
Z : G,rt,r King. Mrs Mary \
la K4ast. Jne. NJ
:. ON Laparum. Vim
lev. ", 2 i!yhh, 41usah
/, ~ -, Lynn, Hester
YIN III
Daniel McGill. VIM
Hamilton Myers, stephen
DC Moore, Philip I. 2
il. Emma NJ AieCreary. Saml
Welham Moore Marguerite j (coD
MA MeLuade, Samuel
Samuel ~ 80
ettee y One, Miss Liddy
G. holland, Miss Lucinda \
NJ II
$, Gro w Parrish, Jno. S
It's, A IL Perry, VIM. or J I D
JAS. Plcckor, Matilda
I'd, Elem N Paul, Isaac
Fanny bands Poland VIM &
mo. Powers. Jno. p
orrodon Phillips, Mrs. Commella c
u. Jas. Il
koet. II Robinson, Miss Nancy
Bridget su7;t1 ,,ya,b II
y, Terrence. s,,';''l, IT IT. !,
-. + y + stn ,,'N Isaac
.rtr, Edmon smith. Faster A
NJ, 1n9, Stoier, Henry
1ahiet Suabal ----
J Ji4 IL SCephens, Miehas-.
~ ,s'''' 'Soh TAYLOR, Coflenia
Nm y i p!'9.V, ~ -
augu. tus ,rhai,,,,',, t.. II
q l,r,',f -
Baldwin Thurman. Mary D
I, Hugh fallea, Michael
III Vim Il V
Ii Vaughn, B T
Lewis 7, ~
isont; Woetl Archibald I
Il IL Wagner. Vim
I'd, J. ", & r a W " bgas' 90 sae. W
'ho. Water bcrry. Il b
) Whaicy. Tho's.
I, jas. Hatefs, Miehal
/ Dung. L IL IL
~ enlGirine for letters In the above list, viii
ly they are advertised
LII. STEVENSON =. Il.
ton Aur L ISIS,
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BUILDERS TAKE NOTICE.

PROPOSALS will be received by the unaers; sned
L Comnittee until saturda, tlig z5th OF the pte@-
cut month"; for bundhga large balCh CIT Htii
~ New Providence, Z miles .,osth ot Broansbug,
lsockbridge county Va. Ian att speetiie"ti9hs
will be shown on or after Monday the l5t1 Inst. by
calling on Mr.. j. Nithsow, MO resides near the
Church.
Bids arc invited from Masens, Carpenters Plas-
terers, and Painters. Also IRON Timers, ief coy.
eiing the building W tn Tin Roof.
4. !
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y al rs cts per yard; also "A beautiful Gil Floor
Cloths. lust received at WHITE PATT0N's.
Stauuton July a, lsba.
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Two TRACTS OF LAND FOR SALE.

z WISH to sell two tracts Of lard, lying in thc
j county 9, Roanoke. viii oil them privately
until the 18Th dav of August t moi s=d y tbat ti1ie
s.ill OFF, thaai II PUBLIC AUCTION, in 'front.' o.
tie Courthouse, in the town q Saiem,
One of these tracts = located five niles Eat o Sa
lena and about nnc laif mile rom Tie hc3dalised
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AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE.
aseiea.as.,Syt.iM Esss.asnsg.

w i are receiving a large assortment Of 4is
w ricatsaral impieateats, Seedr, and Man"res,
and viii endeavof to supply The wants Of Farmers
uPan the lowest tegins. We are careful to select
Implements of the most approved patternsand work
manship, and name in PAT the following
Mowers and seapefs,
Threshers aud lloise Powers,
lennacks Is heat and Guiana Drills,
Harvest Implements OF all kinds,
iarraws, Cultivatprs,
Plows, Subsei surface and sldo bills,
Garden and Field Rollers, Road Seoops
Ladies Garden Foois,
Trimirers andsehcsras
Seed Servers AID DrifJ
Inns Spread.t-,
Com and Cab Ciushera,
Garden Engines, CisteIn ami Force PUMPS.
Gfinastones and Fixtures, W itlie Trets,
ok \ ekos. Traces and lorso Collars.
Brian Scythes, Push Hooks,
Axes, Mattoxs, GguLhng Hecs
SPADES, Shovcls, Forks and lsakesf
Churns, Thermometer and Dash,
Corn shelters and Cutting boxes, for
Horse and Hand Powers,
And large variety OF other articles, TO which we
respectfully call the attention Of Farmers
~ All orders thankfully received and prompt
ly attended.
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rUNNlS lNSTI1E TIDN Is LOCATED Az SMITH
Il w, il. ID beautiful aud fertile valley @. the
Roanoke surrnuudsd by hranchas Of the AileehanY
Mountains, and N consequence in the enjoyment Of a
pure AID blaithIel climatic.
FACU l. y
Raw D. L. Bffffp, D. u. Prest. aud Pref of Nor
nj and latalleetual Science.
5. CtnsoN Weels, \. ~. Prot. Nath. and Natural
Science.
DaS p. Il ,lsry, \. D., Prof. Ancient languages
ard iitei AZURE.
Rev. y. II. BlrlF. T. NJ, Prof. Bellas letters
re-. wv. y. foyce, \. NJ, Principal of the Pre-
paratery Department.
G. r. reWell.l5 NJ. D.. lectures on anatomy and
Physiology.
--- - Prof. Modern Laaguagcs-(to
be supplied ny neNt trral.)
ARRANGEMENTS wti be made for boys, sent to the
Institution, by which they viii b. kept day and night
an1ef tha.cve oi Tutors
lhe next session Will commerce September, 9TH,
and continue until last Thursday Of J4ins is56, TX
nenses Tor the Seasiot St3i.ho
August 4. ls55.--t LIST sept.
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Hon. Alex, II. II. Stuart, Rev, Il. Il. Phillips,
Rev. T. Y, Castleman, DR.. r. 7. Stribling,
Dr. j. G. NJ. Nlerrilas. Edwin VI. Taylor, Esq.
August 4, 1853.
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NOTiCE.

YrAvING made on my accounts up to the 18th Of
III July, respectfully ask that those knowing
themselves ndob5od to me, or to tue late firm OF
Weller 4 Leopold, will como forward and settle
Immediately. JOSEPH LEOPOLD.
July 2s, 1850.
600 SACKS of Liverpool Salt; 100 Sacks Of
CUU Gro Alum Salt Received and fnr sale by
!. Il. RRECNiNRlpGE : SON.
staunton, June 30, ls55.
VAR. A. b. ARTHUR, Dentist, viii h shseuttill
I y the latter art of August
stanton, july IS, lsas.