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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-05-10
G30 ACRES OF LAND Eesgs
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WITHIN u MILES OF STANTON, VA.
EEsuE heirs of j. b. Breckenridge, decd, will, on
H. Tie 3lst day Of Jatg next, II the land is not be-
fore that time sold privately, offer at public sale, on
the premises, the Valuable FARM near Staunton,
known rs the cred Bud" and containing about G2o
Acres.
Red Bud" is one of the finest Wheat and Grass
Farms in the county Of Agusta has an extensive and
productive Meadow on Lewis Creek several fine
Springs which supply running water to two-thirds
of the land or acres in Fruit Trees, well select
ed and very productive; all the necessary Farm
Buildings, new and well arranged; and about 1870
acres well tmbered Woodland
This farm can be conveniently divided into two
iarns-one of about $50 acres, east Of the old Win
chester Road-the other Of about 270 acres sest Of
that read
TERMS ,-one=fourth in hand the balance in one,
two, and three years. Possession will be given on
the LIST Of September next, and partial possession
earlier If necessary to enable the purchaser put
in the fall crops. Bonds will be executed for the
deferred nstallments to secure which, the title or
the vendors lien Will be retained.
Apply to A. n. BRECKINRIDGE,
April 26, lS56-tds. Staunton, Va.
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NOTICE.

TINlIE subscriber having purchased the Tannery of
d &. w. Dead, Esq. Of this place, (Waynesboro' }
would inform the late patrons Of Mr.. Deal that he
will continue the business heretofore, and would
be thankful for continuance Of their patronage
l have employed Mr. Rhodes (whe has been with
Mr.. Deal for some time, and whose character a
workman is well established,1 to superintend the
business. who will take pleasure in promptly at
tending TO the wants Of the customers.
l am prepared to purchase hides of every desrip-
ton, payable in cash-also sc Cords of Chestnut
Oak, and so do. Of Black Oak Bark or which the
cash will be paid, IL. s. GALLAHER.
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IMPORTER,
Wholesale and Retail Deoierin american Dc Importe
GUNS AND RlFL ES.

ESoWLING and Fishing Tackle, Table and Pock-
4 ct Cutlery, Walking Canes,
Belts and Port Monies. Percussion ~
Caps, Gun Powder, Patent Shot, S.zn
Balls, Powder Flasks, Pouches and
Belts, Bird Bags, Nipples ard Wren 90 ssz.sss.zg
ches, Washing Rods and Ticklers Dog CHAINS and
Collars Gun Makers Materials, &c, de- Revoly-
ers and Five Shooters at Manufacturers prices, to
the trade. S. SUTHERLAND.
Nc. 1872 Main St., opposite Eagle Square,
Richmond, Va.
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For the Vindicator,

az M FTt1.f-''F1Is
xsssa.. misunderstanding It to be the in'poTa-
tlge 6uty Of the people TO retainin efhce men Nh9
kare proven themselves faithful and eiiieieh1' anu
- lact sncb As may prove 10 be 90, to I'll vacancies,
W. earnestly call upon the voters OF The First Nsels
teriAl District VOTE for BENZ. CfaNtord, Johh n
IIsrnsn. J WAIT Bel aud Joha D.. 4fown, as JUS
tees for that District, MANI FolEAo'
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Tor TIE Nlnalcat0f
meeting hell in Churehvlle on satnr-
d.y tie 81 Of NAV. for the purpose OF MONT
ua;ag Magisiratss the wishes d the people
were fully represented. In addition to The
persens nominated, Col. i. I S'ftTetl and
Cant. JohA Nj. Huff viii be voted Tor hy
MANY FOrERS.
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III. III. ROBERTSON,

ATTORNEY AT LAW, BATH G. H., VA.
YATiLL practice in the County and Circuit Courts
w Of Bath, Allegheny, Pocahontas, Highland,
and Augusta.
TO his old clients in Augusta, he would say that
he will always be in attendance upon the CouNrY
and UNITED STATES CoeRTs HOLDEN At SrAGSroN.
NAV 3. lSbG-ToMn napers eonY.
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OUR I A 81

Shall always be supplied with the best the market
Affords aud to enable US to accomplish this we have
attached to the House, enc Of the finest fruit and
vegetable gardens IL the Valley.
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DARGAISSt-J.M NJ. HARDY has on handsthe
ID largest stock of CARRIAGES AND BUGGfES
ever offered in this market, which he Is determined
to sell as low as can be bought elsewhero for cash
approved paper. Also large stock of second hand
work on hand IApril 50, ls5e.--'2m
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NO. $. Frederick street Baltimore, b! d
EsfaJ!ishedin order to afford MeeJiicted soana ans
Scientific medical aid and -, to svpresss~n q
DaueJ.rD
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NOTICE.

tB,IIE monthly meeting Of the Young Mems Chris
L tan Association win be held in their room, NEXT
Tuesday evening, May l5th Amenber will deliver
an interesting lecture-the different committees win
report, &c. The members are urgently requested
to attend. Young men wishing to hear the lecture
will be admitted tiay 10
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FOR CONSTABLE.

a
ENE are authorized to announce john II. CRAW
Wv FORD candidate fer the Office of CONSTA-
BILE, in the First District Of Augusta county, to
succeed Mr.. NJ. W. Crawford, the present incum-
bent, who declines reelection.
Feb. l6, 1856.
! ANNOUNCE myself candidate for the Office
4 of Constable, in the Second District Fit should
be the pleasure Of the people to elect me,
will discharge the duties the office faithfully.
March, l, 1856. d. W.. G.. SLANkER.
NTE are authorized to announce j. II. BRowN, a
wv candidate for the Office of CONSTABLE, i'll
the second District
March s. 1856
VETE are authorized to announce WILLIAM l..
w WOODWARD a candidatef for the Office of CON
STABLE, in the first District.
yATE are authorized to announce VILLA IL Nc
w FALL 4 candidate fer the Office of Constable
in the LIST District.
70 tie Eoters Of the Second District.
T ANNOUNCE myself as a candidate for the Office
4 Constable OF the Second District.
March 30 1852. SAML L CLARKE.
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.

TIME HOUSE AND lot lately occupied as res
a idenee, by j. 3. breckenridge, decd, Staun-
ton Va, is for sale.
This property offers an opportunity for one Of the
best Investments ii can be rented to great adyan-
tage. II has Five rooms with Fire-laees, and -Four
other Red-roomsa large brick, TIVE stories, kiteh-
en-, and large Ice House, over which is a frame
Budding of two floors. convenient for Store Room.
TERMS :-0ne-tourth in hand, and the balance in
one two or three years, with interest. Apply to
A. N. BkECklNRlDGE.
Aprill7, ls56.s-tt. StaInton, Va.
DRRUFlAN GUANO.-A full supply of No. |
J. Peruvian Guano ust received and for sale at
lowest rates by F0WLE 4 co.
2 Alexandria April 10, 1886.
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One seoEsar for FiGsv Gents.

FEVlIE subscribers, with view of removing to the
Il West, will sell their new and beautiful stock of
would therefore, call the attention of the public to
this rare chance now offered and invite them to call
soon while their stock is new and complete.
They have also on hand beautiful assortment of
Gentleman's Furnishing Goods, Hats, Caps, &c.
NJ. HlRSH Il co.
Mas. Their Store is on Main street, nearly oppo-
site Z. NJ Cushugs Confeetoary.
May 3, Is5e.-Siec. and True Amer copy st
N b. All persons knowing themselves indebted
to the said firm. will please call and settle immedi
atev as longer indulgence cannot be given, other
wise their accounts will bg put in the hands of an
officer.
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TOR SuERlFIs

WE are authorized to announce RUDOLPH
w TURK, q candidate for mon SHERIFF of
Augusta County
If elected hi deputies will be J, D. Hanger, in
the New Hope District, .no. Tawberman, in the
Greenvie, and Stuart VI. Crawford, in the Misc
lon or Spring Hin Districts He expects to have
r. p. Eubank to assist him in attending to the
Pastures and Aliddlebroek District.
March s, 1867
VXTEare authorized to announce GE0RGE ~.
w COGHRAN, Sea., a candidate for the Shcr
ifalty of Augusta County.
Highland County,
M Z arc authorized to announce JAMES n: Nc
w GUFFlN candidate for Sheriff of Highland
county.
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From the above it will be seen, that have dispo-
sed Gf ny Tannery to Mr.. Gaaher who viii contin-
ne tho business heretofore. under the supeintcn-
dence OF Mr.. Rhodes. | take pleasure in recon-
mending MIR. Rhodes a superior workman, atten-
tive to business, and with the joint efforts OF Mr..
Gailaher and Mr.. rhodes, / doubt not will give sat
isiaction. hope, therefore, my friends will con-
tinue their patronage, it will be very gratifying
to me. GEO. w. DEAL.
MAY & I8lG---tf
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FRESH CONNECTIONS, WHOLESALE
OR RETAIL.

yOHN B. ANToNI has just received tho most ex-
u tensve and desirable supply of CONNECTIONS, &C.;
aver brought to this market such French aad
o.her Fancy Candies. Oranges Lemons, Prunes,
FIGS; Raisns, Fresh Peaches in cans, and every de-
,oiption OF fruit be found at this season of the
~ every description TOYS ard Fancy articles Of
Al kinds and qualities. handles and Cakes of his
own manufacture &c.
He is prepared to furnish parties with Cakes, Ice
Creams, Ac, at the shortest notice
lea Cream constantly on hand. He respectfully
asks visit from his frunds and the public general
". Store on Main Street, opposite HlRSHS.
May 10. 1876
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VALUABLE lANl IN MARKET.
TRUSTEES SALE.

Esy virtue OF two Deeds of Trust here toiore exc
I'D cuted to me, The one by Andrew j. Deakins ON
the 9Th Of August, 1852 and the other BY the gran
tees ct Joan G. Kyle, On the 18th Of March,
1886, ard both record in Augusta county Clerk 5
Office, will on Tuesday, the 20th day of May 1886,
in the town OF Stanton expose to public sale the
valuable Stnrehouse and Lot recently occupied by
Deakins d Merritt, and now in the occupancy of j.
NJ Nelson. Place OF sale; the Old Post Office Cor
ner; and terms Of sale the purchase money paya-
Bile in three equal nstaments ON six, twelve and
eighteen months credit ilom day of sale to be Sc
cured by bond and security and retention of title
till the payments are completed.
}. n. HENDREN,
Anril % lS16-tds Trnstne
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Messy Creek, augusta CO., q.
May 10, 1s56-tds

n. B.-i will also offer for sale, at the same time
and place, Cabinet Of over 500 specimens Of vau-
able Minerals, ell numbered and eatalogaed, and put
up in very elegant case; very large and conve-
nient Bookcase, and !argelot Of Books. j. H.
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VIM. IT. McDANNALD,
WIN. H..BELL,
April &c, lS5G.-tds. Commissioners.

SALE OF PERSONAL PR0PERTY.-Also, Al
the same time and place, will be sold by VIM II
Bell 4 Henry a. Goodloe surviving partners Of jas
L. Bell & Co, all the no USEHOLD and hiICH
EN FURNITURE, consisting of everything nee
essary for keeping Hotel also several MiIc Cows,
of good quality; 10 Head Of Hogs; 3 to 100 Bushis
Of CORN and OATS; also valuable Negro Homan
end Chftd; she is good washer weaver and seam
stress.
Terms made known day Of sale.
VIM. II. BELL,
Ii. \. COOLIDGE,
Surviving Partners of Jas. +. Bell d Co.
Anril % IS56.
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49, p...o,- i saw piece in the Spectator,
=. - IN oF Msy signed "ARotter tohoetsa-
tivsn There is nothing IN it am uA"llihe i'L tne
.so11o "a decide, and should net nave tnousmt 1t
p,cessary for to notice except Tor one @ 'ion
which that individual undertakes to WORK ~ "',ae'
tbe cover of doubt Another CONSERVATIVE ~ ~ 9
t.Onn of the candidates for the Shersda''y, Nfii'
Cochran ! it is true, has refused to announce "ho
hip t.rt,ties will bu but without posture -" 's
ste fsct l hardly ce.bt that he haa aeieetet ti.si
aud thai .hey are duly ens hteatu o 'it1 - -
und are using all their Influence 70 promote his e,ee
dim If this be so, the combination Is as complete
In The ceee Of Mr.. Cochran as IN the case III Noie1
Turk" Now, srs, the sum anu substance ~ sl'ie ~
shst ara protesting 10 run before the leopie III 'ie
gev snd am in fact nc: NJ il exactly the opposite
- Th;si4entirely false object te the gentleman
1nesspriae ne by hiiaaelf would seorl 10 occupy
any zach position he las attFloasee 10 NJ nav
never directly or indirectly animated 20 ~ VH'
thSt intended ma.ing him Il Deputy q hia't m
80 an clerled E0r 10 intend To de se--as !
.f.s have ample time at=r tie election, 6e6fe N,
teripv uBon lhe duties oi the 0tAee-to select sleh
deputies az may be necessary and II. .,-,5
Once for al, say TO tic people, an nat1iaeaitF
before tfe,n and if elected, Wl be tatsta'dtty r.
spausible for the manner III which the duties 81 tae
aihce discharged. Z. D. e"et'haN
eBrEsgilfE, Nay 3, ls5G.
The voters Of District No. assembled ia conven
tjon in Grecnyi,lt on Saturday the Sd instant, at
KS v 10 nominate candidates Ter the hHEistta-
- Ballard Smith was called - tae ttlair, = toia-
~ ittee was appointed bring uGmes before tbs con-
yentian snd after retiring for short tiiae return
e3 So reported tie following tei. A. Maore, u
Hsrris l. Z. Antrim. jacob fGrFow, Cel' y i" n
.pu Dasid Backwocd, Walter DAVIS ana 'u,'h
gbureAgna y 0 were unanimously ehosIH 10 ~
candidates 10 be voted for "a ustisc5 OF The eaee
In motion il Wa resolved chat she proceedings ~
2,J, WALKER,
spes. Z. Amer copy Secretary.
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S r Rim G Il r A d L.
E. LAYTON.

MANUFACTURER and Dealer in Boots and
lfa Shoes, one door North of Crawford 4 Coet-
fan, Dry Goods Store, Stauntoh, Va
NAY 10, lsBs.H
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MEDICAL, NOTICE..

TIVE undersigned having permanently located at
T. Mddlebrook. Augusta county, Va, offers his
professional services to the citizens of the town and
surrounding country.
He may be found, except when professionally en-
gagged, at the Mddebrook Hotel or Office lately oc,
eupied by Dr.. Warwick. Ito hopes to receive Il
portion OF public patronage.
May 10, lS56-At WIN. W. HARDIN.
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Fer Sale.

4 FIRST RATE SODA FOUNTAIN. vith.,i
"A the necessary apparatus, which will sell Low
fer cash. JAS. G. LAIRD
Druggist & Chemist.
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QUE OMNi GUS

VIII always be found al the Railroad Depot OF
the arrival Of the Cars to take the passengers TO ant
from the House free of charge.
". j. HUNTER 4 Co., Propri,tore.
April 10, ls5G.--ti.
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VALUE RECEIVED The sufferer from
cough or cold, or the confirmed consumpllve
even. psls full value for his outlay, in buy ing
a bottle of the Wild Cherry Ralsan. The val.
40 Of DR.. Wislar's discovery cannot be over
estimated.
~ jack the Giant Her, has long been the
wonder of children, but the modern giant, Per-
~ Davis Vegetable Pain Killer, is always vic
tsrious over his great antagonist, pain in what
i.rmsoyer he may present himself NV
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Who stop this House, desiring to take the Cars,
are entirely free from the noise Nc, to which Rail-
read Houses subject, and they can always rest as
sured of getting their meals and reaching the Depot
in tiule To secure tcAets and choice seats.
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y . Q T n y y, II 4 I = . 7 Il 2 q
stanton, Va.
FENlIE undersigned having purchased and leased
Il this valuable property, Cormcrly known as the
Woodward IIouse,) would respectfully inform the
public, as well as the former friends Of the House,
that they prepared to accommodate their guests
in the very best manner and upon the most moderate
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JUsT RECEIVER

A LARGE stock of Bleaehed Domestic and fisrs
n burgs, for sale at cost, by Wv "shs
April ~, STAPLES, MARTIN eo
" resi- rEAS-Extra quality,
a at PIPER i FbNKH0TSR,s
Apfn ~ near the National Hotel.
poBES-a beautiful lot of silk, Rer.ge and r;-
Ia sue Robes, at a."
PIPER & FUNkH0USRR'S
April ~. near the National Hotai
nRESS SlLKS--a large supply of BLACK Gro N.
~ Rhine and latest style of Fancy do. Al AN
PIPER 4 FuNkH0uSr,s
ATS.-Silk-P anama-Sott-and every OH,
1 4 kind OF hats, at es1sa
April 10. PIPER & FUNKHousgR,s
GALT.-l0,o COO sacks G.. A. Salt; 1000 do Fin
- Salt of direct importation from Lvernooi soy, ,'s
sale by FOWLE \ "a '"t
Alexandria, Arril 10, lS56 w
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OUR STABLE
Pa S SENG e. 3

Which Is ciassed second to none, viii always be
piled with the best provender and good attentive
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
I,TII7.7 7siT''.ITTI.E GIANT"
CORN AND cos Null
WITH TR1PEL SITS OF CRUSHERSG DOUBLE GRINDING
SURFACES
on Is. OTfIER WORDS. - 81
TWO MILLS IN ONE,

Thu. ena,n[ persons sng the1n TO accomplish twice as
much hc done by single Mills Of the
same size GREAT IMPROVEMENT has also been mRde In
the strength or he lI aud tue Manufacturers now
challenge the world to produce machine for the same guT
pose capable accomplishing much work it'll little
power. So Hight aud portable, and srongGnd duEa
BILE, as the improved o. Three Gone
Double AIiITIo CSiHnJ Corn Will.
The Mill be broken by air means, except
defects IN the cast Should there hap
corn, the rail- will grind tSnl Without InJarRg II in the least
We do not warrant them against Improper uses.
Farmers Growers, Butchers, and every one
OF kind either to fttten or for working
purposes, that III every heRd that yCu feed, you
can save the price No Mil six months. THE
IMPROVED .'LITTLE GIANT is offered as the
BEST corn AND COB cs:rsuER EVER MADE, AND
Is SO GUARANTEED
No. (, or three horse Mil grinIs, froM % to 80
g 8, or horse Mai 5griuds from 10 TO 90
bushels hOnr..
81 9, or on horse Mil grInds, from 10. TO 10
a. /, Will grind from To bushels prr hour. : 80 10
t'4#fsNG- H at--l ~ SCOTT 4 HEDGES,
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PoLrr1cAI C6uxOT1oNs ~ IrALY.-A letter

PoLrr1cAL C6uxO11oNs ~ IrAIY.-A letter
from Milan, in the Pressc Beige says:
"Tho other day bills were found stuck on
the walls of the palaces GrePpi, Traverse and
Poldi, displaying in large characters the words
'Ciug Victor Emmanuel for ever Cavour for
everI' This, of course, caused great excite
tnent among the police authorities, whorequest-
ed the pr0prietors to have them removed ihc
latter replied that, as they had not stuck up the
bills in question, they would not take inc tron-
be to remove them, whereupon the police per-
formed the duty themselves.
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TriIeHnas Eale

JOT rirsun Of deed OF frns; from Gorrc Isrhaa rs
IL w:f lnIe,l June 22l lsl. and ri rood
Ohio County Virginia in Nre'i BnUk No =, race ~ l'
pr"rs. sci! t,u nsr oi th= Court lIei o al
County Mnirny III. first lay 81 September lN5 II
Ll.c auction 10 Id fizh ElE.r .ot No t5Nsrrpir III
a;ed ON Main Street stc Pi Wnrl Of ;' nv Of Wh7
iugNni also forty feet i'll With oil Of the sNuig aH
ldE No. i2il twenty fouT, sisH IN Water siTsti iei
Fifth ward NJ the Citl-of Wheeling.
TKRsS az SILF.--tlue Taf the purchase IL \ uqrT-
ed in Cash The day of S'r and the reside rouih
instalmrrt, Of six and twelve maH.s Grcm ''' ~ ''
chaS-rS rivin. Lund viii good svCurits M lTa -r,ii
the a. sal' aud the title 10 bc tInr! sltgf X
curi:. Till! purchase MONEY Is pa!d.
SrlIin. T. n>tev shan Convey CIy such iie as Vs.
cd r. ma hy riiid deed al trust.
e5FrTha abcge Sae is adjourned until MoHlay, O''FE
GU 1850 EDwARD H. nTzhrGn
Tfls!-r
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A1nlr0tvDas for 81.

PARTRIDGE, at his new and spacious rooms with facn
tbs operating arrangement for light equal to
ans country and superior any in the city, IL
producing beautiful pictures which unsurpassed
in the country. He is prepared to make Ambrotypcs
they can be sent ty nan without extra postage Also set
them ocket md pins price DaguerreOtyPcs.-
Pictures good specimens exhibited
ard warranted last fol ages unchanged.
Alikin1s of materials used in the business for sale.
Rooms east side Of Main above Monroe, Marsh
TayIor's store. augla
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.L 81. Lcu!s, jane 20, 1873.
PROF.. wooDfshs you are about to prepare atl yend
yYIr recently discovered Hir Restorative, and you
que opinion Of It. vii state, that hair few
months ago, aud after using two bottles OF our
original color since its
application all dgnIrn has disappeared from nv head, and
have been troublcd with diSasrceHbc Itching Of the
scalp. satisfied those who will regret
il, 1t gives the appearance Of having trri recently oiled
am u thsrs;Ure, to recommend II Use to all Who
are drsirOUs OF having Il beautiful ieatl Of hair.
( -ra.- -E NJ all, sic, uIIrs AZ. 4.
.s- IL L. STEWART.
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zacarla Jacob Trustee &r and Others. IN The Circuit
HgIust SCOnrt COR Ono
Julia. c. Tr,l and others. ! 81 y. COUNTY, Va,
In pursuance Of tie Decree the Circuit Court for Ohio
County. shall The Dist day Of Dr;ohGr at the Court
House Ohio County, sol" public SALE Lot No Isl, in o.
A Zanc's edition to Wheeling, Znrts Island The terms
sale, crrd;"f one to and three ytarsbv equal
lnst;niei t. with lay sale, ,hc urchN
giving his obligations with good security Tor the same,
the title to he rttHnc till the purchase money is paid
This ut improved lot with dwelling houses it,
and is sold II, order division among the dsvsc"s.
HHI. s. .%ICETIAM,
-sr2N-is EhnrIf al OHIO County.