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LEND E0R SALE.

MY health not being good, aud the distance live
Il from my farm making it impossible to give it the
necessary attention, have concluded to offer il for SALE
If is situated On the Big Calf Pasture, Augusta county,
on the Warm Springs Turnpike, and about e ;;Isi.
miles from Stanton The tract contains IL ~
and sdioin die lands Of the late Sam Blackburn, Mr..
Kincai. and Others. The improvements cor 81
ISL Of 4 comfortable log D w Ell l. / y G s95#EfN
HOUSE, SAW MILL, Sc. From % s sss.l
to 1870 .cres arc cleared; the reinalndercoy- soc
cred ,vl,h n,c and oak timber The soil Is 'st-As1
GOOD clay aud productive and is well adapted to wheat,
corn. oats clover timothy Sc. There is quantity OF
fine land to clear Plenty Of other timber in the ycih-
XIV The saw NH The place will make good g'a-
z,r farm Persons wishing to purchase will examine
for ifh,,nselycs GEORGE \. CALHOUN
West View, June -, 1852
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wary VaInable orS Lots For sale.

y
IN Sturday the 23th inst, shall, Commissioner
ii rnder decree Of the Circuit Court OF Augusta
5ccd at the June Term 1885, in the case Of JamiesonS
Administrator Us Jameson Sc, proceed to sell IN the
% Of St,mnton. number of most valuable lots lying
co"tigno o the town. and admirably suited for pas-
rare The whole body of land contains about p acres
a5 rI he surveyed and arranged in lots Of different
sizes so as to suit purchasers The dwelling house WIN
,mc time Some of the lots on the Institution road
are beautifully located for building purposes, and with
water near them. :
TER IS:-Onc- fourth cash the balance ms, 10, and
81 months with interest from the day OF SAFE secured
bond With personal security and the title retained TIL
the purchase money is all paid up The time at which
possession can be given will be made known on the day
of sale. j. u lhDODEN' Coh l.
survey and plat will shortly be ready to be shown
If the Office Of Imbodcn & Nc Cac.
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PUBLIC SALE OF LAND.

T SHALL on Thursday the ID day Of august next,
sell on the premises, the highest bidder the Tract
ed, Wing in the county of Rockbridge, three miles
South Of Fairfield, l. from the Plank Road adjoining
thc lands of Dr. r. s. Jackson Capt James Risk and
others, and containing about $50 Acres. There are
abou; 5O Acres of cleared land the balance is heavily
tiunbcrcd This farm is we'll watered has on it an a.
bundancc Of good FRUIT, and is in good state Of cult
walton There are about 10 Acres OF good watered
MEADOW, AMI more can be made Further description
is deemed Unnecessary Those wishing to view tic
land viii be waited on by Dr.. r. S. Jackson Capt
Risk. :,
TERlIs-Onc-t third the purchase money in hand,
the balance in one and two years the purchaser eXccn-
Ing bond, with approved seclrty, and the title with
"e Tal V.' : i U.s. WM. A, DONALD.
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SPRING AND SUMMER SUPPLY OF
CHG E7gTTft

AT j. Poliitz' Clothing Rooms.
IS q SSUREDLY never was more select or
GA finer Stock of Ready Made Clothing
broughtto this market"
This the exclamation Of all, who have thiiher-
to taken the trouble to examine aad look over my
assortment, and well does he meet The public
wants. tAES
My Spring aud Summer supply Of Clothing
was this season selected by myself as usual, il"
the Northern cities, and purchased under such
auspieious circumstances. as to enable me 10 sell
them at incredibly low prices, aud while it en-
braces the Dress 70 finish the oater maa, a full
and complete assortment Of strong and coarse
materials can also be found. ask tierefore a
kind public to extend 10 me the favor OF an ex-
animation of my slacI; Of Goods, before purc!as-
ing elsewhere, Tor while they obligc zoe b. 81
doing, they cannot IaiI to profit themselves.
| am not given to braggipg, bu..I agree 70 sell
clOlhng cheaper this season than any other es-
tabshmept Of the kiad, and this upon tt;a will
be conceded.
Ny Store Rooms have been greatly enlarged.
giving me mnre facilities 10 wait upon ny Gus
toners. who are aaxioas!y expected by their misg
obedent. JACOB P0BLfrZ.
Stanton, May ?, 1855 .llsr
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IE0gIIGa Q Ll.[NIX
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
nm .....-.-. r;.---,L-- TY,
NT0nGronlarV COuntV, Va.

Y4Ul Y, llL4S4 SOtk14SyJ O.
rTYIIS new and beautiful watering place is opened for
The reception of visitors. Ii is delightfully."- situated
ON the western slope the Aeghanic, in Alontgome-
nv county about one and half miles from the Virgin
ia and Tennessee Railroad, from which branch road
takes you to the Springs, that visitors entirely avoid
stage travelling. -
Passengers leaving Richmond by the DanYe,or Pc
tcrsburg by the Southsde Railroad arrive in LyncAbnrs
IN time to dine, where they stop all night OF con
t;nue on the Virginia and Tennessee Road, passing the
Peaks of Otter, crossing the Blue Ridge following the
beautiful valley Of the Roanoke, climbing the Ailegha'
mics to the Big Iunne where they take the branch to
the Springs, arriving there By O'Clock in the ALTER
noon These Springs three niles from the GLOW
aud four from the Alleghany Springs.
Fhv waters OF these Springs are very similar 10 tho
water of the Greenbricr White Sulphur more pleasant
10 the taste and equally effective in their use They
have made some most remarkable Of diseases oil
ony standiHg and are believed in the neghborhood to
be an iuliblc remedy for dyspepsia and almost every
disease tat has assumed chronic state. There arc al
80 two fac chaibeate springs one OF them very strong
No expense has been spared in fitting up TINS proper
ty and every exertioa win be made to render visit
pleasant and agreeable. The services OF Mr. IHo9P-
SON TYLga, who is well known in almost all the At,
lentc cities have been procured who will be assisted
by a corps of gontcmaniy and oblging assistants a
fine Band of Music is also engaged
Grs- Communications may D. addressed TO
e isOB"F. IL. MOSBY,
Pres Moutg'y. White Sulphur Springs Co.,
July IS. lSj5-lmo Shawcsyillc, va.
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nm and after the Isl Of July, 1850, we will run a
u DITLY LINE or STA q E3 FR u
STiUNTON TO IVINCHESIER, forming con
lection with Woodward s: Co.'S daily Accommodation
Line Of Fonr-Iorse Coaches from Staunton TO Lcxing
TOM Natural Bridge, Buchanan &c, and with the Vir
rinia Central Railroad at Stanton, from the terminus
of which we are running daily line OF Four-horSc
Coaches to all the Virginia Springs.
r. dis ARRANGEMENT we are enabled to give through
tickets to any OF the above named places, at rates OF fare
rs low or lower than any other line.
Our Stages will leave Stanton Immediately after the
arrival of the Richmond and Alexandria cars IN the e.
cnin arrive at Winchester next morning Returning,
i Winchester in the evening, after the arrival of
the Harpcr's Ferry and Baltimore cars, and reach
Stanton next morning.
For seats apply at our Office at the American Hote'
or woodward House, Stnunton, Va.
HARTMAN & BROWN, Proprietors
LII. 1 lSIh If
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AEBEW AEsEE ~ BUCKINGHAM
g.. q ~ = OF u q p sTto

IET 2. ELLIOTT re- pectfuliy iulogns the citizens
w OF Stanton and ncgh55rhool, that lac intends
opening a SLATE YARD near the Depot,
Stanton, keeping constant supply Of l. \ 7 l. ;
Quarry j. proiounccd By the Ngeisinlen he Employs
and other experienced judges not u b. surpassed by
any in thc world HIS own experience sinc4 youth ia
E.gaad Wales ard North america, enable, him con
ldently 70 assert Thai the States cannot be cutlled
the United States. lie Is prepared TO DO any qlaahy
Of Stating, warranted tree from leak.
Orders received in Stauuion by Mcssrs Stapls *
Martini whose store samples can be seen, and iIr-
nation given, Sc, &c, or address W. Z. ELLIOrt.
Charlottesville which viii receive prompt attehton
May l6 ls5j-f
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HAMD GapEs SALE.

WILL be sold at public SALE at my residence, near
w Spring I'm, on Thursday DE 39h Of lustist,
1867 tract Of land lying on North River IL miles
west Of Mt Soon and adjoining the lands Of John Sea
wright, Esq, Dr. Gamble and others and containing
about sac Acres, aboGt % Of which arc N
cleared and under fence, with good 45essf &
Log HOUSE, Kitchen, Smoke holsc, 8 &s8 gs.$I
harn Sc, and about 100 Trees Of excel sss az
lent Frait As persons wishing 10 buy S4zzIs,is--j
will Of examine for themselves further dcscrp
ton is deemed unnecessary. 'f" ID.
Also, at the same time and place, all nay PERSON
n PROPERTY, consisting OF Horses, Cattle Hogs,
sheep Earning Utensils, Household and Kitchen Fur.
niturG quantity Of Hoy Pasture, Carryall and
Machao and fixtures for the manufacture OF Friction
Matches, Sc, SC, .,.tH
Taao.s for the land third in hand when possession
is cycn, and the remainder in two equal annual pay
mcnts boud with approved security will be required
Nine months credit en- the Personal Property, Sc d.
t(5- Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, a. n.
JNO. PATTERSON.
July %, ls55.-tds.
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IMPORTANT NEWS,

addition to our already very large and well assort
i ed Stock of SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS,
we receiy ed two days another important supply Of
the fincst kinds of CLoTHrSe, nae up in the latest
style, namely Finc frock and Dress Coats OF differ
ent co!ors Cashmere and Cssnctt Business Goats Of
the incest patterns every variety Of fancy and other
Pants and Vests in every kind OF stuff. Besides this.
we have received new end splendid assortment ct
HATS. In consideration Of this extensive stock. we
are bound and promise to sell much lower prices than
any other housc Sianatoa Afford Therefore good
ba gains are 10 Be had AZ 5. KAHN cos.
Starnfon. Nav l6. q
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July IL, 1s55.-tds.
tn,1.c,afna7s, - al. $50.

r1'rgs8GGe78 Sale Of e+a35ia.
DY virtue Of tru5t decd executed to me- amt dGiy
- recorded by R. H. and Eebecca Kinney, oler for
sail, a part Of the 'sYIWRLlVGf SPRING Fi8}i, .
containing about OHE HUNDRED AND THIRTY O%E A.
cars Il is about miles east Of Sauhtoa, and mike
from FishcrsYe Depot, in Augusta county ihsFe IS
about fourteen acres Of first rate Meadow on Goosc
ree! which runs through The land; about thirty a
cras OF fine timber land. The residue al IN grass there
being no crop in the land
and 50 located as make tho land cEcecdingy c9nyc-
nient for Stock This is 4 very desirable lhtc Farm
ard to anv one wishing invest money IN land It Oh
crs great inducements. Any wishing to look at the
land can cali on Mr.. d. w Koiner, or NJ Samgc! Pat
terson, either Of which VIII showi They reside IA the
ncighborhood
Shall offer the land for sale privately until fffaq
Tie 1oh Of august next and on that day Il not soidi
shall Offer it, the premises, at public auction 10 the
highest bidder.
TGsMs-One-third in hard the balance in g., u, and
Is months. The tide is good.
July II, ls55.--tds.
G}. Rockingham Register copy IDS and send bill to
this Office,
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VALUABLE LAND
m ~ =, q Z -

TDT rT'TlEi VyaaI4Isll2 0z' VIRGINIA.
JH1lLI be sold to the highest bidder on HednesGay
w tie l5h Of Augusi, 1850, in Fincastle Botctonrt
county Va, the lower end Of the FARM owaed by the
late Gen Edward c. Darlington. This land IS bounded
on the north by the Caawba, add the east by the
Jackson Turnpike is about miles from the James 'I'-
meeting the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad and the
Central Railroad.
Twill sell from 500 to 600 ACRES, consistngo Of all
the varieties incident 70 limestone country Ca il IS
between 80 aud ~ Acres Of the Best Low Grounds Tor
which 800 per acre has bcea offered. The uplandS
heavily timbered and of the best quality.
IgR1IS.-Libcra credits and security on fhc land
ELIZA II. CAGRINGTON.
Fincastc july Il, 1S5j.-tds.
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References.
Augusta FemaIe Seminary.

TgHE Trustees would give notice, t!ja IN consequences
ofthc additions to their Seminary Building not being
in state o(completion accommodate the family Of Ia,
Principal and young ladies who might desire 10 board
with him. and other important considerations they have
resolved not 10 open the next session before tac list Of
Octohcr But the patrons Of the School may rely on all
tho facilities for the education Of their daughters being
furnished in season, Of whic, da notice viii be Given
FRANCIS aicFARLAND Pres
Staultsl, July -, lSjJ-2t OF the Board
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STAINTON IIADEMY,

TIVE next session Of this old and ayoraby known In
stitution will commence on Monday, the 3rd OF sep
TENDER next The Principal is gratiiied TO announce
that an arrangement has been consummated by winch
he will have the assistance Of Mr.. JOHN GARBER, a
Graduate ofthe University Of rgina, and late PROBES
NY ofhis qualifications The of instruction will
be thorough and complete embracing full course OF
Mathematics, Latin, Greek French Sc Pupils will DC
thoroughly prepared for the advanced classes Of any
Colege or University they may desire to attend I'm
der the arrangements for the coming session, ii is conf
dcntly believed that the Staunton Academy presents
advantages that cannot BE- surpassed.
The additional budiGgsarc now far advanced towards
completion and the Principal will be prepared to re-
ccivc boarders on the usual terms
g ttTER1IE FOR TUITION
English Department $500.
Math 2lnatios and Ancient Languages $40g0.
French ~ O3xtra) $1,000.
o. Oacpart of the tuition fees payable at the close Of
the first half session of FIVE months.
For farther Information apply to either of the teach
crs L. WADDELL, a. NJ Principal
July is; 1855. 49,
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EsVTrgE,gG, SAFE,

7 WILL offer for sale on Friday the l0M day Of 4u-
gus! next the prcmses, (unless sooner sold pri-
vately) the valuable Tract Of Land on which reside
- miles south OF Stanton, Cochrals Mil, con-
tyati9a. well tmbarcd, with three of he finest Springs
in the ALLEY, and fine young ORCHiPD.
The Improvements a comfortable DwEL- lz+@s5fSM
LING House., Stable, Sc, s:ss
Persons DESTROYS Of obtaining large guam Ia ia
THY Of land do Sc, adjoining tract is '~-=-'
in market Any person wishing TO see the land can do
so By calling on me-
Al the time will sell at public auction large
amount OF Personal Property, consisting Of
Horses, Cattle, Hogs, Farming Utensils &c.
o. Terms made known On day Of sale.
Jdly Is, l3j5.-tls GEORGE y. RHODES.
A. Rock ncr cooy
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LAND WARRANTS
r.t7.g ~ yWnsfn1.pN GsTinea,

Sold a9 EVfslcral A'FsCcs.
V'HE undersigned, residing at Chicago Illinois, sells
| Warrants nj the highest Chicago Prices 90 .
mission Of $lOJ for SOS, $500 for l2os, and $500
for 1905, and RENTS proceeds promptly bg TatNyn nai
Owners and Dealers viii find it Gecidcd'y to theifad
vantage TO sccGrr the higher prices Of the EsrHnT
narrt he scnd;nr their " arrants (ccretya ssihaL
in tiqnk 10 the address OF the undersigned Box 20!,
Chicago, Illinois.
RrFrR TO N. K. Trout, EsI., Stanton, Va.
J. q. HAMILTON.
Chicoan. Lune %. ls55-9nif
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TnNg E9NOEks.

OSNHE History Of Napoleon Bonapartc, by John S. c.
L Abbot; Peeps from Bclfry, or the Parish Sketch
Book, BIZ Rev f. W SheI.9a; 4 Commonplace Book
of Thoughts Theories AID ancies, by Nirs. jameson
The two Guardians, BE- f'toaathor Kenneth - Our
Couatrymcn SC, by Z. J. LOSING The Life of Sam
Houston; Tho Lives and Times OF the Chief Justices
of the Supreme Court of the United States, by Henry
Flanders; HARPEas MAGAZINE for July, just received
and for sale by ROBEkf Co"AN.
r. c. would say to those who are indebted to
him. that he wishes to so 10 Philadelphia as soon as he
can make sufficient collections he therefore hopes that
they will hand him over the nsedf:! without delay.
Staunton, July 1, 1855
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AUGUSTA SPRINGS.

TVHIS delightful watering place, situated Il mile;
West OF Stanton, is open for the reception OF visi-
tors. The scenery aAd saubrily ofthc climate are un-
surpassed In addition to The famous S u L p IL U 4
S p r ING as well as The CuALYBEATE, near
tho Hotel, there is an ALUM SPRING within 20j
yardSof te Sulphur. Inyalds who have rcsorted to il
have found it eicacious in the ce OF all the chronic
diseases FOR which the loci,bridgc Alum celcbra
ted The diseases which have been relieved from the
use ofthc Alum Water are dyspepsia, scrofda, chronic
diarrlGa end Skin diseases generally,
+ TIE TABLE is supplied with the best The country
affords and opais are spared TO make inraids and
others comfortable.
4 suitable Conveyance for the --o
accommodation ofyisitorg will leave $685. ilI
the Virginia Hotel, Staunton, for 1 -, - sl
the Springs, every afternoon on the S@-2--i l@>a-%'
arrival Of the Cars, and return the next morning.
rs For seats apply 10 H. BaowSELL. at the Virgin
ia Hotel, or 70 =. SHUMATE.
JUly Is, 1865. Augusta Spang'.
Charlottesville Advocate and Rich Wing copy ats.
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EAEpHa 49,. &AER

OFFER for sale the FARM on which reside, Is
ING Ba:i, Creek in Augusta county, adjoining the
lands of &. t. Stuart, William y. Smith and Mrs. An
dcrsol. Ths tract cont aims J32, Ac-eS, about II
ores cleared about eight ten Meadow and thc bal
arcc well tiinbered, both with pine and oak.
The Improvements consist Of Good DlYELLING
HOUSE, Barn and other out houses Thc place is
well watcred having on it two neyerlailiag Springs,
aud two streams running through the farm. If not sold
privately before Thursday the 6t OF September, il VIII
then be sold at public auction
TERMS, which will be reasonable VIII he made
known the day OF SALE orupon application 10 the sub
scribcr HENRY II. KINDIG.
P. 81 will sell at the same time Two Horses and I
Waeoa. II. H. X.
July II, 1Sj5-tds
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TICE.
20 ali VWll0sss IL May Concern.

RI ANING entered into partnership with I. S. Coal
ter, and thereby Effected change in nly business.
il becomes essentially necessary for me 70 close up aad
settle oil the accounts due me bafore the partnership
commenced \ moments consideration will conYine"
my old friends and customers Of the necessity and pro
pricty Of This course. Finding il impossible for mc to
lake time 10 settle up my old matters have employed
Alessrs. Bay lor s. Baylor to collect all my accounts.
aud hereby authorize them to proceed immediately to
collect close them by bond. All persons indebted
10 me wonld coafcr favor by calling upon them at
their earliest convenience. - . ,.. .-a
bay Q, 1866, j. h. WOODWARD
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pRrCG REDucED.

fIIlE subscriber has just received fresh supply Of
/ SUMNER GOODS, which makes his stock again
complete. lis stock OF Silks, Tissues, Chalies, Plain
and Gu; Bcrages, Lawns, Ginghams, &C., cannot be
surpassed. The price OF all such Goods have declined
% per cent. =H
lie proposes selling his present stock Of Fancy Goods
at very small advance ABOVE cost.
Stanton. June H.. is55.-2n JAS. A. PIPER.
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FARt[ FOR SALE.

CiTUATED 10 the vicinity Of Greenfield, Nelson Co..
y Immediately the Howlrdsyiile Turnpike, IN q
very beautiful valley, an intelligent and prosperous sec
toa OF the country; the ilst Of Churches Schools
and Mills, milcs fcon fhe Depos Of the Ceatral
Rail Road, containing 1i2 ACRES. This is desirable
property, aaI is good sitritioa Tor gentleman Of c
gal atainmcnts, or ofmedicnc.
Any further information viii be impaired By apply
ing TO the subscriber and the property will beshown BY
him ifdesred Thi, Farm win be sold exceedingly
low for cash the usual credit.
c. W. HARDIN.
west View, Augusta Co.
May IG l8jj-tf-A copy
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Function Valley Turnpike
for Sale. nj kSsabiic Auction.

OY virtue of decree rendered at the April Term Of
ID the Circu Court of Rockbridgc County In the case
OF Wm s. Figgat and others the Junction VALLEY
Turnpike Company the undersigned Commissioners
appointed for the purpose, viii proceed 70 sell at Pub
lie Auction, in Lexington, on Saturday 25h Juty the
Jnnction Valley Turnpike extending from Stanton to
Buchanan, with the branch from John f. Shields TO
the Natural Bridge Tho Road including the branch,
is about sxtyfour miles in length, AMI was constructed
at cost OF about one hundred and forty thousand dol
lars The tolls collected during the last year were q
bout iyc thousand dollars. ~ 81.
TERMS or SsLs.-Cash hand sufficient to pay
costs of suit and expenses Of sac for the residue cred
1t of six twelve, eighteen, and twenty four months,
the purchaser giving bonds with approved security and
the title reserved until the purchase money is paid in
full The purchaser is have possession on tae day OF
sale THOS. j. NICHE, I
-.s-. S. Med MOORE, ror,,,,rs
+. L. PAXTON,
W. W. BOYD,
June ID, 1S55.--6ts
&C. Lexington Gazette, Valley Star, and Bach anan
Recorder will publish six times and forward acconnts
to the Commissioners before the day of sale for collection
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nDernaKia1h G.t,lano,

F1OWLE & co have in store their usual sup
4 ply of No / Pentvia@ G,tdno, all from di-
rect importatons, and ,cp'rantei pure. which
they offer to their agricultural friends at the to,o-
cst n,arlsci rates.
AIe,7ndrjo hpril II l0Jj-r
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a aasyaliiaay HEoIrsc fnr Sale.

7 HAVE a very desirable small brick house, with
/ new Kitchen smoke house and stable on the lot
which viii sell low and on accommodating terms
There are in the house, all with fire places.
aud new hydrant in the yaad. This property is in
the heart e the and possession can be given at any
time az the end ofthrec months.
1t has been for sometime and still is rented at $50
4 year payable quarterly.
Stanton Nav O. Isj5-tf
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FAnIT FnR SALE

TEE subscribers Executors of Jacob PIcekcr, decd
= viii sell at publ2 auction, the premises, on Sal!
9rdcY ne Isl da3 Of gPt.ater aer Farm situated on
ElGdic iitcr, il Augusta county ajI;t i've niles gom
Stanton, adeiain; ,hc lands Of b. Dunlap Geo. Ardos-
son and others. tbetraet contains some 353 ACRES,
well wa!erel, and good portion Of cleared Thcim-
proycaeats consist OF two comfortable D5TELLIHG'
HOUSES, good Barn, Sc. There IS AIRS rate Mead
oyf on thc prce. Mr. William Lvic who lives on The
farm, wal show It to any one wishing % purchase.
EGMs-One- tlild ottheHurehasc money in hsnd, or
negoI'a6!enote, inoreacUded, payable in six mon,hS
She renandcrn three equal annual payments. Posses
sion given immediately, the rhtto gatner the growing
crop being reaeryod,
SAMUEL PICKER, } 1,..,o.,,on.
July %, l55j.-;ds
90. Rockingham Regis;crcopy and forward account to
thIs Office
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a GAWN.

TiISTRlBUTION of Gifts in our Enterprise (seo
~ Bills and a1ycrti5ements) will commence the 10th
September next. Each dollar sent procures Of
our beautiful Engraving richly worth that sum, and
chance in the Drawing for 2l3I valuable Gifts.
d. Send in your orders. Address
HIGJNB0THAM s. CO.,
Seymoursgillc, Hardy Co., Va.