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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-10-20
THE MARKETS,
con CrEpDT BUTL co.
Eerorted for the vindicator.

RICHMOND, Oct. II, 1858.
FL0UR.-Sales to shippers of good strait brands,
at $9,25-though holders are generally holding for
higher figures Extra Superine commands from
the trade 80 so to $40, and Family $40, 80 to l075-
some favorte brands, known by trial and represen-
tation In be superior, command a little more.
BUCkWIiEAT FLOUR.-No new Virginia in
market yet. Would command at this time, put up
in half barrels, Seas,50.
CORN commands 80 to 90cts.
GaRNMEAL.-White, bolted for family use so
to 80 cents.
BUTTER.-Good keg from JIG to 90 cents. A SUI
cents. Our market is being we'll supplied from the
that large quantities will here from that quar-.
ter and have the effect to put prices Of our line Viz
ginia butter down.
FLAXSEED commands from Sl,75 to $50 per
bushel' NJ. BLAIR & co.
New YORK, Oct. l7,-Flour--Good State brands
$3.50, Ohio SO %. Southern SIS 62-Wheat unchang-
ed and firm; Southern white 81 95 50 04 red Sl 80
Corn triilc lower-western mixed So Pofk-mess %
81; Bceffrm Lard fem at ll3i l24 Whiskey
40al; Stocks frmer; Va, IS S9sa4
BALTIMORE, Oct. lI.-llnward ST., and Ohio
Flour firm. both quoted at S7s4: City Mills easier,
not quotable lower; Nheat-white, So II 81 l5;
Red, 81 rs 81 SIS; Corn-better, white 50 80;
Pork lower and unsettled--iness n 22 prime 2 0
Beef quiet; Bacon sides, l5}9; Shoulders -.
PHILADELPHIA, CARTE MARKET. Oct l7.th.-Thc
number O.! Beeyes oifrred this week were 1850 head
sales at 90 $40 so per 100 lbs. Sheep-sales at
a IA cents per Id. and at Is to S5 Copper head
Lambs from rs to "a so. Cows aud Calves at 70 to
Sc. llogs-sales at 90 to So so per 1903 lbs.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-10-20
THE DISTINGUISHING GENIUS OF
THE AGE.

Nature now and then, brings forth such geniusos
as Newton, Shakespeare, Talleyrand, Milton, Nelson
Napoleon, W askington, Franklin Jefferson, Luther
Cromwell aad jackson. Their powerful INTEL Gets
compelled the world to admire them.
The genius of the present age Is DISCOVERY. In the
rooress of the arts and sciences, this age is mmea
surably superior to any former one. The present
CENTURY stands .mnent Tor its wonderful discov
eri.s IN The sciences and arls. Among these, the no
blo science of Medicine has made great progress.
PnoFEssoR HOLLOWAY has discovered and prepared
a remedy for the diseases of man in whatever cline
destiny NAV have given him birth. We have, In a
former article Introduced to our readers this dis
tin pushed physician whose reputation Is already
enenfted on the worlds history. As a physician,
no has copied Nat4re, ana among physicians, he
stands the acknowledged Emperor. 10th In the sale
of his medicines, and In the number u pateuts mat
lovay has labored to supply the hnman family with
permanent remedy for their diseases, TO which the
afflicted may have recourse with moral certainty
that they will be cured. There u NO disease to
which they will not afford relief. His i'ills ana
Ointment prepared ii9m saaf aaga .iEa drive
disease out q he System. 7housands Of the
most ntaligent saiAds OF all nations, men distfn-
cuished in every sphere OF ,hie--the statesman,
nhanthropist, conqucrcr, and those whose siglest
aim is to do good to their fellow men, unite ~ the,
praises of the remedies discovered by Professor ol
foway for the removal Of disease,
IN uniting in this general recommendation q TIE
remarkable virtues Of uooway's remedies we only
neritrM a Christian duty. which the press should
rravor neglect. Those who eminent for the gsod
for aid in extending the good TO the
tthe;r mower Therefore, we have determiaed to
axnress our opinion that HoLhow.Y.s fiLis sn9
O,srugEr are adapted to the removal o. disease ana
nave restored millions Of the sick 10 health SeT
ysf AHas
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-10-20
: verribIe Tragedy at Richmond.

Murder and Micide.-The Richmond
(Va.) papers Of yesterday have long sc-
counts of an extraordinary affeir that has
created much excitement in that city. Il
appears that young man from Boston call
ing himself Francis Auburn, arrived in
Richmond about three weeks ago, and
obtained etnploymen asa designer and
carver. Subsequently, he rented a house,
and fitted il up %, Agtocery. and oyster and
drinking saloon. which be was to have
opened Yesterday. On Friday night, how
ever, ne was arrested on q charge Of entic-
lug and harboring two male slaves belong
lug to Messrs. jesse Williams and James
II. G.an,, and who disappeared few
days previous. The Enquirer says:
The time Of arrest was about 10 o'clock
Friday night, and was effected by the po-
leo, who stationed themselves around Au-
burns house and awaited his return, which
was at the late hour named. He resisted
the officers with pistol and bowie.knife in
hand, but was oyerpowered and taken to
thr cage. On his way TO prison he drew
rom bis pocket phial Of s'rycbniue,
drank a portion OF it, and spit out a mouth
iul of the poison in the face Of the officers
who had him in charge. Two physicians
were immediately called to bis relief. but
I've died from the effects OF the strychnlhe
about two hours after swallowing IT, and
= the roioner held an inquest over his body
on Saturday morning.
I'he charge on which he was arFes,e9
was Satisfactorily established, as follows:
lie had received about 500 from the two
Ia am
to the North and had concealed them In
she Third story Of his house preparatory TO
sending them away. One OF the negroes
having complained Of beng unwel, he
gave him hat hs said was dose OF med
seine, but winch was no doubt, strychnlne,
as the negro died soon after taking the
dose. Auburn then dug grave IN his
cellar, and with the assistance OF the other
negro, bu,icd hi, murdered subject, first
cutting MS throat. rping Open his abdo-
men, and horribly mutiiating the body IN
in other places; this was done it suppsed d,
10 prevent the negroc from recovering frog,
the elect, Of the strychnine.
These bloody scenes occurring before the
eyes oil the other negro, naturally produced
much alarm and uneasiness III his mint
consequently, he embraced the first Gp-
por.uuity 10 escape from confinement which
he did by ieaping from window i'll the
Third story OF the house. he then return
ed TO his master, aud revealed all he knew
abou, this most singular aud horrible trans
action |. is believed Auburn was in
league with others engaged III the business
Of running of slaves, but no aeccmphces
ilayo VII been arfprt.d
Auburn was a young man OF geuteel APP
pesrance aud manners, and had capacities
as caiyeI and designer, to earn from s TO
s'S day. He gave as reason for rent
Ing the house and opening a grocery the
expected visit of his mother and some Of
her family from the North. to reside with
him in this CITY.
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NAgKzED.

On the 10th inst, by the Rev Francis Mcfarland
d. D., Ma. J. SIDNEY MorFErT to Miss G. ANNA
BLACK only daughter of Samuel Black ESD, all of
this county.
On Wednesday morning last. By Rev. 7. D. Bell
DR., $. NJ. DoLD, formerly of Lexington. Va, and
Miss SUSAN D., daughter OF Mr.. Peter Heneberger,
all of Harrisonburg.
On the ilth inst, BY Rev. Samuel Shank, Mr..
ABRAHAM LAYMAS, and Miss FaANcss COOP, daugh-
ter Of Peter Good, all of Rockingham county.
In Sheperdstown, on the 25th ult., by Rev. f..
Welty, Mr.. DANIEL DEeREsr, late one Of the propr-
etors of the Chambersburg Vally Spirit, and Miss
LAURA p. MILLEa, daughter ofDaniel Miller, deed.
of Sheperdstown.
On the 9th ut., by Rev. WIN. Iirst, VIM. Hun
slcKnR and Miss MARI Z. sEABaloHr, bath OF Win
chester.
On the LIST inst, by Rev. Samuel Keppler, Mr..
WILLIAM A. PATTERSON to Miss Lucr ANN Blows,
all Of Rockbridge county, Va.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-10-20
Extensive Stock Of Clathirg.
,TEINER. BROTHERS & Co,

SEG leave to inform the public that they have
As on hand che largest, best and cheapest
stock of Ready Made Clothing, ever brought to
this place, or to the Valley Of Virginia. Their
Clothing was made to order, under their own in
spcction and with special view to the wants Of this
market, and they feel assured that they give
entire satisfaction hothin the quality Of their goods
ard the prices a. which they sell. An addition is
made to their stock weekly, and the subscribers
feel assured that concern in the Valley ofsr
greater inducements to purchasers than Steiner,
Brothers Is Co. The attention OF Country IefeLcns
is particularly nried to the stock, which consists iii
part OF the following:
0vea- CoA4s--oi various colours and descriptions
in Cassinctte Cashmere, Pctersham, Negro lead,
eoadcloth: &c &C., troza s359 To SIS; well assor
ted In frock, Loose and Other 0ver-coats.
ALMA Sto8Ks to suit every TASTE, made upin the
best Kind Of French Black Cloths ai.d inferior SUITS
price from s. 10 xi5.
and Cassimers, fsom 50 TO 50; made ia Frock and
Sack styles.
Fine floeh coot8, in French, cevman. Home
Manufactured Cloths, &c. &C., Of various colors,
such as Black Snnf-colorcd, dc. &c; prices from
Sc to Sl9.
Dscss Coats in Black, Blue, Brown and other col
ors. new styles, from sc to SIS.
SllendidStoch efPANTS. in Cassinettes, CASH
mcres Black Cloths ard Doe Skin, OF all Sizes from
81 IS to $40,
vEsrs, in plush, Cassinetto Cashmere, Doe Skin
Cloth, silk and Silk Plush, and different kinds of
Winter stuf,a, from 81 to Sl2.
Boys Clothing, in very large assortment and at the
cheapest prices, whole suit single.
Also supply Of Negro Clothing of every kind.
Trunks iiilcather from SO to 81; Umbrellas, Under
and Linen Shirts, Drawers, Stocks, Stockings
Ilandketcefs. Pistols. Collars, Pocket, Books and
other articles in great quantities and different quail
tiles.
A large stock of Wooden, Fur and Silk Hats as
well as Caps of the latest STYLES.
Carpet Bags at different prices.
Call and examine before yon purchase elsewhere
and we will sell yon Great Bargains-no mistake.
STEINER, BROTHERS & CO.,
Stone Building, adjoining Va. Hotel.
Staunton, Oct. 20, 1856.
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GOOD NEWS.
Rooms Corner Virginia Es0sea
AND ADJOINING THE STAGE
OFFICE,

7'HE most magnificent Stock of Clothing ever seen
l. IN this section OF country may be found for sale
at the Clothing Rooms of the undersigned.
FOR variety OF style, quality, workmanship and
while pledge myself to sell as cheap as any other
establishment OF the kind throughout the State,
feel sure that from the assortment, now on hand
the most tastidious can be suited in taste
In Over Coats Dress Coats, Business and Com
mon working Coats my Stock comprises the various
styles OF Goods the market this season affords
IN VESTS, may be found large variety. made
OF SILK Nevets Silk Plush, Cloth, Cashmere CASH
mere, Woostcd and Cotton >
IN PANIS, an assortment made of the latest
Patterns Of Fancy and Black Cashmere Cloths and
Sattinetts, Corduroys, Tweed and Cotton.
In the FURNISHING LINE, may be found Silk
and fine Nerino Undcrshirts and Drawers, Wooden
and Cotton. half Hose, Handkerchief Cravats,
Comforts, and a very large and full assortment Of
W mite Linen Bosom Shirts, Collars, silk Hats,
slouches Plush Caps etc
1t would be useless to go into the enumeration of
each single article. My stock is complete and |
would kindly solicit examination of the same be-
lore making your purchases elsewhere, and beg
kindly continuance OF Il hitherto so literally ex
tended patronage. Respectfully,
Oct. 20, 1866. :"
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-10-20

WHEREVER THAT GREAT MEDICINE called
II. g. FARRELL'S CELEBRATED ARABIAN
EMINENT, has been introduced, it has performed
the most extraordinary in the annals of medi-
cal history-every body who uses it once becomes
its warnest friend-they not only keep it always on
hand for the benefit of its timely in of cer-
geney, but recommend it to all their friends it has
been before the public for nearly ten years. and yet
is daily developing yirtucs many diseases have
been cured by it, for which the proprietor had new
er recommended it; its magical virtues spreads
through the land with the speed of lightning and
many, very many poor invalids who supposed their
days on this earth fast drawing to q close,
have been by perscverng use of this Invaluable
Lnment IlEA LED, and now rejoice in the blessings
ofhcalth, and the inoyment of this beautiful world.
Read this to believe, and not to doubt. Inquire of
your neighbors whom you know to have used it,
and they will tell you that no medicine ever discov
cred possesses the hall OF its extraordinary healing
powers. The racking pains of rheumatism. and ncu-
raga yield in a few minutes otis powerfully ano-
dyne properties. 7"Thc lame made to work"
Cid sores, which rendered the subject a loathsomc
thing to behold, are healed. The weak and trcm-
bling, from deranged tate of the nerves, by the
Of this Lnment, rejoice in the recovery of their
former health and strength. Many long standing
affections of the liver lungs and kidney have yield
eli to its alter the various remedies had failed.
is very ecacious in curing the diseases of horses
and Cattle such as sweny, sprans, bruises, swell
lings, cramps, lameness, dry shoulder, splnt etc..
and if used in the beginning fails to stop the
further progress offstuia, poll-evi. ringbonc and
SPAWN.
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fake Particular Notice. !!
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING
Mhosesala Or Retail

W IiUtEEHlG UT FFldEI.
Fs'lib subscriber would respectfully infrm their
Il. numerous friends and the pubic, that their
New stock for the approaching season has boea re-
ceiyed. The extensive patronage they enjoy since
long in this town and neighbolhopd induced them
TO furnish their store this time with larger supply
than they ever brought on before. Great care has
also been taken in selecting the latest STYLES and
finest qualities. You will find there Fa.ietg OF
Cieass and 0varcoats at all prices, coIor and fash
ions; Frock, Sack, Dress and Cashmere Coats Of
every description; unmetionable variations in Pants
and Vests, from the lowest to the highest priced
ones. \ great variety of Boys Clothing; Trunks,
Caps and Hats, Gum aud Oil Cloths, Umbrellas,
and all ether articles to be found in similar es-
tabshmant, which all to name would be a useless
attempt. All they wish is a call from every body
in want of some OF their goods and they
rant them full satisfaction. WHOLESALERS offered at
reduced prices.
STEINER, BROS. & CO.,
Staunton, Oct. 6, 1888. Near Virginia Hotel.
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70 Ss,OrtSlsaen,

'I'HE undersigned has justreccived from the North
general assortment Of articles in his line To
which lie asks the attention of the public He has
on hand number of the finest double barreed shot
guns ever offered in this market which he had made
expressly to order. He has else general ass0rt-
ment oil pistols, rifles, bowie knives percussion caps
huntng bags, TASKS, and intact every thing kept in
any establishment of his kind. He respeetu, So
iicits a share Of Public patronage.
ne IS prepared to repair guns, pisoles, &C. at the
shortest notice and in the best manner His so is
Two doors westof the Post Office, and adjoining thep
storeroom formerly occupied by Slap les Il Martin.
j. II WELLS.
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For Sale.

DESIRE to sell at private sale two valuable par
sells oiland situated in the town Of Newport. ly-
ing midway between Nddebrook and Brownshnic
immediately on the Turnpike. One 10. contains
Twenty Acres ofland, part of which is timbcred, on
which is first rate Dwelling House, good barn.
and other out houses. There is this lot an apple
orchard OF God huit. Its finely watercd having
several springs on it, and the water pped right 10
the door.
Tae other lot con tains FIVE aeres on which Is a
good two story shop IS by 2oieet, occupied BY
tract a Saw Mil. The location is good for a Cabi-
netmaker, as there is but the in the vacinity
The shop can be used however, for any other me-
chanical pursuit.
Terms accommodating and made known by appli
cation to undersigned
Oct. 20, lS55.--3t. DANIEL HALL,
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DIED,

On the 2lst Sept, at Arrow Rock, Mo-, Mrs. MA
ernor Of Va. Mrs J. formerly resided in Albemarle
county--her maiden name was Nary 4. Dunkum,
grand daughter of the late Mr.. William Dunknm
Near Phillippa, Barbour county, of Yellow jam
dice, on the 7h inst, at O'clock, SARAH JANE, OIL
dsst daughter Of Peter and Lucinda Rusmiscl, for
merly OF Parnassus, Augusta CO., Va. aged years,
S months and 10 days.
in this place on Thursday night last Miss ELIZA
DAsIs in the twentieth year Of her age
On the 9Th inst, SARAH, wife of Henson l.. Hotf
ESD, after a few days illness, near Phiuippa Va,
aHea
IN Wytheville, on Friday evening the 9th Sep
teirber, 1856, ADAM. infant son of ames A. usan
Bickla aged one yeA<, fur nonts and twenty ds,s
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Among diseases, dyspepsia and liver complaint
rank most difficult to We are pleased to
have it in our power to point out remedy which
has proved efectual in many cases, and which we
can safely recommend as o certain and infalliblc
euro; it has been the OF rescuing thousands
from untiniely grave. Wcm the iioofanS's
German I;tters, prepared oy DIR. G. NJ. Jackson, at
The German Medicine Store, l20 Arch street, Phila
delphia. See Advertisement.
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Reduces; Rates and Increased Expedition
BE- the Mat Lines Of Vim. =. IarisA % Co.
Fer tho virginia SDr5ma.,


connection with the Central Railroad, through
Il from Riohmond, Petersburg, baltimore " an,
ingtnn City, Alexandria, and iategiaedia.e pojnts
to al the Virginia Springs.
Passengers reintormed that By leaving Richmond
n the morning train of the Central Railroad tl,Ax
they will lind at their service, the
FINE LINE OFCOACHES
of VIM. Z. Parish & Co., really, a. they haye 3d.
ways been to afford the nost extended facilities u
all the Virginia Springs, and Westward 10 the Chin
River. Piedging themselves that their CescbeA
Teams, Drivers &c, as wen rates OF Fare CON-
fort and Expedition, shall meet the wants and ar
pectations ofther old friends End patrols and al
disposed tn patronzc them.
Through 1icket issued at the Office If the Central
Railroad In Richmond as well by the Agents Of
the Company, who may always be found at the De-
pots u Richmond, pTi9r to the departure of tI,a
Trains, at the foAl0wing rates of Fare:
From Richmond to White Sulphur Springs, 81 80
From Richmond to Sweet Springs, s50
from Richmond to Healing Syringe, M
From Richmond to Hot Springs, r7S
From Richmond to Warm Springs "a
From Richmond to isth Alum SPRINGS y 9s
From Richmond to Rock bridge Alua Spr lnrs "a
From Richmond to Lexington, a "a
No charge for any reasonable am .ant Of extra
Our iiac of Four Horse Coaches leave The yirc,.
Ia Hotel AZ stanton, for Lexington and Winchesfer
daily on the arrival of the Cars with rates of fays
to suit the times and wishes of the Travelling Puh
lie
Extra Coaches furnished at all points on Resscn.
BILE Terms. VIM. Z. fARIsII s. en-
July Ii, 1855.
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New aud Desirable Dry Goods
AND MILLIHERY,
Au9f Which mat be Sold VERY Lo,1
S6HAHwfA G ,.eHs


A LakGE, varied and hadsome Stock Black Gro
a de Rhine Silks, very cheap; Lot of Solid and
Figured Silks. and Plaid oKs which we are selling
at great bargains; French and English Marinoes ali
Shades; Solid all Wool Mpslins; Common, do. Paris
PRINTED, all Wool muslinsj Black Bombaznes; SUI
Perior Black Alpacas; Coburgs, Gingans, shawls
Hosiery, Gloves; Gauntletts, Ladies' and Gentle
mems; Debaizes for Ladies' Dresses; Linen Cambria
Handkerchieis; Ladies' Needle worked Collars; Tn
dersieevcs; sloir Antique and other kinds of Coaks
Cloth for Ladies' Cloaks Bleachcd and Brown Cot
ton Cloths Cassinettcs, Twecds Cassneres
Cloths, Irish Linens, New Styles Prints Shcctings
Iiekings. Oil Cloths for Tables and Floor very
cheap; Table Linen, very low, Linen Napkins, Rus
sra Crash, Furniture Dimety and Furniture Cal
icoes, Boys Hats aud Caps, with general variety
ol Cheap Goods al OF which we selling for Cash.
or approved credit, and are determined to give good
bargains. -
Mrs. SMITH will be pleased to wait on the ladies
ana show them her Fall Bonnets and Millinery
Goods. GEO. w. SNJTIi
Staunton, Oct. 20, 1855.
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MERCHANT TAILORING.
IVcH es0GsiS.

'F1HE undersigned has justreeeycd from tho North
4 cities his FAIL AND WINTER supply Of
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, vESTAfytiS, &c
which he ispreparcd to make up to orGcr. His fall
fashion plates have also arrived, 90 which he asks
the public attention. His patterns OF the latest
and most fashionable styles, and surpass any thing
of the kind exhibited in this market for time.
The cutting department Of his establishment is
der the immediate management of Mr.. Henry Bare,
state. He respectfully asks visit from, his friends
and the public generally, assuring them that he Will
use his utmost ability to please all.
His Store Room is next door to John b. Seherer's
Confectionery. JNo. NJ. HELM.
Gent. -. lSll.
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Hoiio,cGy', Ointment and Pic, wonder fully etiica-
cioua in curing Disease Of the Shin.-Thomas Mus
grave, Of baltimore, Maryland, was for eighteen
months q severe euiferer with sores on his face,
hands, and various parts of his body, OF seerbutie
nature there were many things recommended aud
tried, but to no purpose. As the malignity of the
disease did not in any way abate, lie then common
ced using hooway's Ointment and Pills, and by
persevefing with them for several weeks, the erup
tions have all completely ealed and he now enjoys
the best Of health.
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SALE OF VALUABLE
TOWN PROPERTY.

I WILL offer for sao privately, until Saturday the
L Goth of October, the valuable Brick property
owned By me, and situated in the North Eastern
portion Of the Town, In the immediate neighborhood
OF Judge H. r. Thompson, Jno. ID. lmboden and
others. The house was erected by myself several
years SINCE and was designed for n School House,
tor which purpose have used it upt the present
time. The location for such pursuit., is most admi-
rable, beiug OF from the annoyanees and business
oiTown, but sufficiently near to mako it ageeea-
bic walk to any portion OF the Town. There are
door, and Kitchen and Dining Room the base
mcnt. Attached to the House, Il about three orths
of an acre 81 grounds which can eithee DO Improved
AS u pleasure resort, or cultivated for Garden.
II the property is not sold privately before the 10th
of October, il viii that day be sold at public que
ton to the highost bidder.
Terms made known by application to tho undar-
signed, at any time between now and the 10th Of
October; At that time they will be publicly aunoan
cod NJ L. LULEa.
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V A L U A B L E F A r M
For SNlC

T DESIRE to sell privately the valuable farm on
L which now reside. 1t is situated about miles
west OF Stauntonis in of the most pleasant and
agreeable neighborhoods in the county, and pre-
sents every convenience for comfort The tract
contains about RIA acres OF land about 100 of hic
Is cleared, and the balance well timbered,. There
is about 10 acres of meadow and any quantity mar
can be made. The land is in high state of cutiya-
ton, and is one of the productive in the coun-
try 1t Is freely watercd, and possesses every ad-
vantage in this respect, the farmer could desire.
There is ample water power 70 almost any Kind of
machinery, There is now ON the premises good
geared saw Mill. The improvements are good
y VELLiNG HOUSE, Barn, stabling. Spring
House, and in fact every other necessary out build
ings. Any rerson DESTROYS of seeing the land, will
be shown it BY myself. Terms made accommodate
ting. GEORGE W. SuUEY
Oct. 20, ls55.-tc