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Staunton Jan. 80, 1856. Surviving Partners.

TTIRGINIA:-A rules held in the Clerks VI
v flee of the Circuit Court for Augusta County,
February the 4th 1856. Porterfield 4. Heiskell,-
Plaintiff,
Us.
Alexander Laporte, M. Lindo and Hugh w.
Shelley defendants.
The object of this suit, in the first place, IS to
enforce the payment of certain sums of money due
the Plaintiff for lands sold by the Plaintiff to the
Defendant, Laporte, as agent for Defendant LIN
do. In the second place, TO secure the payment
of certain sum of money, advanced by the De
PENDANT Shelley. for said Lindo,for the repayment
Of which, said Shelley claims lien on said land
to the extent of his demand. And in the last
place, to compel the Defendant, Laporte, to dis
close the authority under which he acted as A
gent Of Defendant Lindo, in the purchase OF The
land in the bill mentioned.
The Defendant nj. Eindo not having entered
his appearance and given security. according 70
the act Of the Assembly, and the Rules OF this
Court, and it appearing by satisfactory evidence
that he is not an inhabitant ofthis Commonwealth:
It is ordered, that the said Defendant do appear
here i1 one month after due publication OF this
order. and do what is necessary to protect his IN
terest. and tina. copy Of this order be forthwith
inserted in some newspaper printed in Stadnton,
for four weeks successfully and posted at the
front door OF the Courthouse.
.. A Copy-Teste, 'o..1 80
NICHOLAS C. KINNEY, CPk. q
Feb. 6, lS56.-4w. .t..f,, a
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10y virtue of "a decree Of the Circuit Court of
I'D Augusta county rendered at the November
Term, iS55,in the suit of Philip G. Baltzell, &C.,
Us, Tucker w. Farrar, &C., will proceed, on
Saturday the goth day of March next, to sell on
the premises, tract of land adjoining the lands OF
Alexander Crawford, on the Little Calf Pasture
River. containing abou, $40 ACRES, a very
valuable SAW MILL, and other Improvements
havesbeen erected on the land, which lies on the
lire of the Central Railroad.
Terms OF SALE $50 much in cash as may be
necessary TO pay expenses OF sale and costs, and
the balance in six, twelve, and eighteen months,
bonds with approved security to be given for the
deferred payments, and the title to be retained
till the purchase money is paid.
HUGH w. SHEFFEY,
Staunton, Feb. 30, lS56.-S2.25.-Vnd. copy
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sherif,s Sale Of valuable property.

MOT having sold on the day heretotofe adver'
Az tised. we will offer at public sale, to the
highest bidder, for cash, at the residence OF hoe'
ert Il. Kinney, on Friday the IN day OF
March next, the following property, to Wiz Vae
Carriage, for single or double Harness, with Hae
ness, One Dun Mare, Saddle and Birdie. Vne
Good Twohorse Wagon, Body and Harness, one
Set of Harness, One Wheelbarrow, Double'rees,
One Double Barrel Gun and Fixtures, Two t'et
Tables, 6 Bedsteads and Furniture for same TWO
Bureaus, One Candlestand, II doz, Cane Bottom
Chairs, Good Library, say $50 Volumes, wen
selected. large lot of Periodicals, &c. DINING
Tables, Is Set of Windsor Curtains OF various
kinds, Carpetings, a superior lot Kitchen turn',
ture, Pots, Ovens, &c., One Set oI Knives anu
Forks, common, One Set Ivory Handles p,n'ns
Furniture, Table Cloths, Wardrobe, 8 Sets Sn enc
els and longs, Sets Of Androns, e brass w 0
Axes, Augurs, Chsels, Hammers, and saws, 10
Head of Hogs. One doz Pictures, Framed ohina
Press and Contents, Glass Ware, &c Levied
ON as the property of r. H. Kianey to satisfy In
ecutions IN our hands for collection.
JOHN CRAWFORD,
j. ID. HANGER,
DEPUTIES for NJ. H. McCue, ). A. y.
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Commissioners Sale of Land.

VNHE undersigned commissioner appointed for
4 that purpose by decree Of the Circuit Court
of Augusta. made on the 18th day of February,
1855, in the case of Mary j. Johnston ct ais, a
gainst Mildred F. Johnston, will in conformity
with said decree, on Saturday, the 9Th day Of
March, 1856, offer at public auction, on the prem
Uses, very valuable tract of land, lying on Mid
die River, in the county of Augusta adjoining the
lands of George Poage, McCue & Parkins and
Col Kerr, about eight miles northeast of Stanton.
The tract contains about us ACRES, consid-
cradle portion Of it is first rate Middle River Bot
tom. The Improvements consist of good BRICK
DWELLING HOUSE, good Barn, with Stables
and Sheds, Corncrlbs, and all other necessary
out houses. 1t is deemed useless to give minute
description, as purchasers will view the premises
for themselves.
TERMS:-A sum sufficient to defray the
expenses OF scle to be paid in hand; one-thlrd OF
the residue to be paid on the 18th Of June. 1886,
and the remainder in two equal annual payments
one payable on the 18th of June, 1851, and the
other the 18th of June, 1858.
If not sold on the day appointed, II will be
rented for one year.
The undersigned lives in the immediate neigh
berhood, and will take pleasure in showing the
premises to any one desiring to purchase.
80 t- GEO. w. MOWRY, Com'r.
Feb e 1S56-tds tr '-f JG.t5
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pErTnR AVID DETTER. yvondsrful cures


d.. Smith, ESQ.,, now enclosing the Mount Morah
Cemetery can tell something Of the magic power OF
De Craths Electric oi' Mr.. Killinsworth, propri-
e,cr of the Tonno, in Seventh street. can tel II IT
hehea him oil his crutches in two days Mrs Gordon,
Ma 6, Birds Court can tell il it relieved her OF pain
4, The AIDE and shortness Of breath.
WIN, Mullen, Esq, Prison Agent can tell il he tod
Air. Rrantorl he woud warrant that Prof. DE Grath $
Ssseunel Electric Oil would cure his Rheumatism
and LADY of No 9, Ann street, can tell II It cured
Fslon in three days. and Mr.. Forbes, OF Harrispurs
can ,cllifit cured him of great pain in his Ions and
Rheumatism after using Dr. James Medicine. Also
see case of awful Piles just curcdcer'ilcate III the Oh
fec, with hundreds of others; many new ones ualiy
occurring. Come and see. If it won't cure, come get
back your money.
three doors south Of Chestnut. ~
Remember, that no pcdlars sell the genuine. No
respectable medicine is sold by pedlars anywhere, as
any man of sense should know.
- Prof CHARLES DEGRATH,
80 South Eighth Street,
Three doors below Chestnut ST., Phila.
N. B.-Examine the name in the glass and the writ
ten Signature to avoid frauds,
Nrs- To be had off, G. M. MHRTLLAT, stapnton, and
Druggists generally. 4"
Eeb g. l556,-lmo.
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.s': Z <. TRUST SALE. e.
a Large Amount Of Valuable Land

n. pursuance of The provisions Of two deeds OF
trust, the first executed to John ). Larew, by
Elisha Bryan, on the 9Th day Of January. 1855.
the End deed executed by Elisha Bryan and Nam
cy his wife, TO John J. Larew and Samuel Med.
Moore, dated the 24th of August, 1855. in trust
to secure certain debts therein mentioned. which
deeds are of record in the Clerks Office of the
County Court of Augusta, we will sell at Public
Auction on the premises. on Friday The 29th day
Of February next, Is TRACTS OF LAND.
The LIST contains l57 acres the 2ad 228 acres
the Ord $50 acres the 4th 3l9 acres the 9Th
AS acres she 9th $50 acres the 7lh 1927 acres
the 9Th 90 acres the 9th Az acres The 10Th SO
acres 1.-THE lItb 544 acres, % which tract the Co.
lopaxi Furnace is situated, with all necessary
Buildings for carrying 90 the said furnace; No.
IL contains 255 acres; No I3 200 acres; No IA
les acres; No. Is 1850 acres. These tracts lie
contiguous TO each other, on the South River, "a
branch ofthe North liver, and on the South Riv
er, "a branch Of the Shenandoah River,) in tho
county of Augusta, near the Ruckbridge line and
arthe village Of Midway, considerable por-
ton OF the land is of excellent quality for farming
purposes. and there is good deaIof Bottom Land
ON some of the tracts which has been cleared. and
is very productive. A plat of the whole lands
can be seen on application to John j. Larew, one
vi the trustees, IN Tue Town vi OreenVllIe. Inc
Cotopaxi Furnace was worked during the year
1854, producing metal of the very best qualify.
especially for Foundry purposes. and it is conf
IDENTIFY believed that all the metal that can DO
made can be sold on the bank for at least $50 per
Ton. The Furnace has all the apparatus tor
hot blast, and timber enough can be procured to
carry it on probably for a number Of years. From
he quantity and quality Of the lands tu be sold,
oroaf har1 ma ho had
TERMS OF SALE "A sufficient sum of money
in hand TO pay the expenses of drawing and recoT-
ding the deeds aforesaid, the surveying and other
expenses of the sale; the residue to be paid in e.
quail annual insialments, of one, two and three
years, with interest from the day of sale. Bonds,
with good security for the deferred instalmenis,
will be required, and the title retained until ali
The purchase money is psid.
The title to the above mentioned lands is be-
lieved to be undisputed, bat selling as trustees,we
will convey such title only as is vested in US by
the deeds Aforesaid.
JOHN J.. LAREW,1 r...,..
S. Med. MOORE, '''''ee''
Jan. 90, 1856. 1900 ssa
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MT. Scion.
Sale OF House and T,nt

IN pursuance Of a decretal order Of the ci,cui
Court of Augusta COUNTY, enf.red IN nas,
therein depending between Duiey. Plaintiff and
E. w. Orebaugb and Others. Defendants I w Iiy
proceed, on the Srd day Gf next March. on The the
premises to SSH at pnoIic sale, a HOUSE AND
Lo1, IN at Solch, in said county, ADJOINING the
property OF hGde, Harris and Others. The iron.
er'y Is VerJ. desirable for a good mechanic or a
person Wishing TO get residence in a pleasant
town. r., r~0''''
PERMs. half in months, the other in
IL months. the purchaser to give bond and suffi
Gent security. and the title to be retained as ul-
jan 80 1856
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: NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE.

IVY virtue of decree of the Circuit Court of
II Bath County, rendered at the May Term.
1854, in the suit Of Coyuer for Clark and others
rs Robert Brinkley's heirs, will proceed, befhre
the Court house at the Warm Springs, on Ties
day The Sth dayof Aprl, 1856. to sell the follow
ing Tracts of Land, living in Bath county and be.
longing to the heirs Of Robert Brnkey, decd.
100 Acres lying on the South Fork OF Thompsons
Mill Run, unimproved; 50 Acres lying on the
Warm Springs Mountain, unimproVed; 6S Acres
lying in the Double OF the Warm Springs Noun
tain, unimproved; 50 Acres on both sides Of the
same, unimproved 49, Acres near the Bath AL
um Springs. unimproved; % Acres on Pinry
Mountain. unimproved. / will also sell Tract
containing $685. Acres, lying near the Bath Alum
Springs, and well improved ,reserving the Widows
Dover.
TERMS OF SALE So much in hand as will
defray the expenses OF sale the balance in SIN,
twelve aud eighteen months. Bonds, with good
security. to be given tor the deferred payments,
and the title to be retained as ultimate security.
30 WIN, H. REVERCOMB, Com'r.
Feb Of tS56.-4ts-S2 so.
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Valuable a A MSan Eeeesusy Eo 59r saie
I'M SLaunfOn, Hirginid

TINE CO. partnership heretofore existing under the
i name Of William H. CARRIER & Co: between w m.
Fl. CARRIER Levi l.. Stevenson and John b. Breckin.
ridge having been dissolved, by the death OF said
John g. breckenridge, on the It'll day of December
last Il has become necessary wind up the affairs
of said partnership and make sale Of the social effects
To etfcctnate that object, the undersigned, surviving
partners, will expose to public sale, outhe premises ON
MONDAY, THE 24th OF MARCH next, that valuable
property in the town of Stanton, the AMERICAN
HOTEL situated at the passenger Depot ofthe Virgin
ia Central Railroad and being at the most convenient
SPOT for dining house for the passengers on SAID ra
road from Richmond Westward The accommodatons
afforded by this house for travellers and for the people
of the country, are ample and comfortable The build
ues are all new and principally of brick arranged after
the most commodious fashion. The house will accom-
MEDIATE comfortably 100 guests, and the stables will
hold GO horses The lot on which the improv ements
stand is about one acre. aud several ouots belong 10
the establishment, and viii. be sold with it, desired,
and if not. privately Also at the same time, all the
Furniture Belonging to said Hotel which Is new and
of superior quality, and abundant Ior the use oil the
House.
Terms OF SALE OF THE HOTEL AND LoTs:-Onc-
fourth cash. and the balance in four equal payments OF
six twelve eighteen and twenty four montisr from the
day of alc be airing interest from the date, and secured
by bonds with good security and lien on the prop
erty.
months for all sums of ten dollars or over-the purcha
ser giving bond and security All sums under ten dol
lars, cash. VIM. II. GAkBEh,
L. l.. STEVENSON.
M orc ...,.. Day+n
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Epy virtue Of a deere Of the Circuit Court of
ID Augusta county, rendered at the November
term, 1855, in the suit Of Harnsbarger's heirs VS..
Robertson and wife,, will proceed, on the prem
Uses, in the town of Waynesborongh, on Friday,
the 4th doy Of January, 1856, to sell HOUSE
AND L0p, belonging to the heirs of Robert
Harosbarger, decd, and recently occupied by
Mr.. John Huff. Also one or Two out Lots, with
Stables suitable for the use Of the owner of the
Dwelling House. The House was formerly oc-
cupied by Mrs. Jones asa Tavern, aud is situated
on the Main street Of the town of Waynesbo
rough.
TERMS OF SALE SO much in cash as may be
necessary to pay the reasonable costs of said suit
and the costs Of sale, and the balance in three e.
quail annual payments, bonds with good security
to be given for the deferred payments. the title to
be- retained ill the purchase mdney is fully paid.
HUGH w. SHEFFEY, Com'r.
Dec. 5, lS55.--tds. sG
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Staunton, Jan. 16, 1856.
To the Heirs Of Francis Bell and Sarah
Roll - II.

EsY a decree ofthe Circuit Court of Augusta
BIB County pronounced at its last term, in the
case of Francis Bells administrator Us. Francis
Bells heirs Sc, was appointed commssi0rs
to pay out to the heirs and distributes OF said
Francis and Sarah Bell, the money asce ftaned to
be in my hands as administrator and commissioner,
in the sums Sc, forth In SAID Iecree. | hereby
notify the parties interested 10 come forward and
receive their money, as shall plead this notice
as bar to their right to receive interest on the
respective sums decreed. SAM FL. BELL.
Slauntnn r,eh g. 1856. esrN ~ -la1eea
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VIRGINIA AT Rules held in the Clerks
W Office Of the Circnit Court for Augusta
County. February the 4th, 1856, James 5. Guy,
l DI.:,t;G

NJ AT RultS hciu w 49,
v Office Of the Circnit Court for Augusta
County, February the 4th, 1856, James >. Guy,
Plaintiff. q:
Us.
Moses Fl. McCue Sheriff of Augusta County,
and as such Administrator of George 5. Hodge
decd, Julian Hodge (Widow.) Margaret. Mary
Jane, American, Samuel, William, Marshal-in.
FAINT children Of said George 5. Hodge decd, and
Jacob Beck, Defendants. tf.e
The object of this suit is to subject to sale
tract of land, to satisfy debt due the Plaintiff,
which land was conveyed by George 5. Hodge
decd, in his lifetime 10 Robert j. Glendy in trust
for certain purposes in the Bill mentioned and al
so to subject any rent that may be due from the
Defendant Beck, to satisfy the Plaintiffs de-
mands. nf
The Defendants Julian Hodge (Widowl Mar
garet Mary Jane, American, Samuel. William
and Marshall infant children of said George D..
Hodge Decd, not having entered their appear
ance and given security, according to the act OF
assembly, and the Rules Ofthis Court, and it ap-
pearing by satisfactory evidence that they are not
inhabitants of this Commonwealth: 1t is order
ed, that the said Defendants do appear here in
one month after due publication of this order and
do what is necessary to protect their interests, and
that COPY of this order be forthwith inserted in
some newspaper printed in Staunton, for four
weeks successfully, and posted at the front door
Of the Court house. A Copy Teste.
NICHOLAS G KINNEY elk.
Feb. 6. 1856.
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Raauired Particular Attention.

XNE find it our most pleasant duty, to inform the
w kind public. that the acting salesman
in our firm, Kahn & Co.. in this place, MIR.
Schluchterer, is now actual partner of the busi-
ness. He feels confident, that the liberal patron
age, which has been bestowed hitherto on US, will
be continued also for the future, and entreats his
many friends and the public generally, TO give
him their right frequent calls. promising to do ev-
eryihing in his power to please the customers in
every respect. The business itself will be carried
on in the same style and rather Re improved as
far as possible. Do not forget, ye who want
fashionable and cheap Clothing, TO call at
KAHN 81 SCHLUCHTERER'S
Clothing Store, First one west from
Staunton Feb. l3, 1856. Woodward House.
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NHEar RENMEES.

MODERN PILGRIMS, by the althor Of ''Peter
WI Schlcmhl IN America" Looking unto Jesus, by /,
saac Ambrose Memoirs Of Susan Allbone A Life hid
with Christ in God by Alfred Lee, Bishop of Delaware
The Bible History Of Prayer, by Chas. A. Goodrich
Life and Times of ST. Bernard Evenings with the Ro-
maniss Armenian Inconsistencies and Errors, by Rev
Henry Brown The Communion Sabbath,by n Adams
ID. D.; The Virginia Convention of l1I6, by Hugh
Blair Grigsby; Our Cousin, Scenes and Adventures
over the Blue Ridge, by MARY E. Wormcley; The
Three Marriages or Life at Watering Place, by Mrs
Hubback Juuo Clifford Songs and Ballads OF the A
merican Revolution; Village end Farm Cottages, Nc,
SC. RObI. COWAN.
Stanton Feb. 81, 1866.
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rowrrrrssToWnRS sALE.

DY virtue of decree Of the Circuit Court OF Angus
ID ia county, rendered at the November Term, 1922,
in the suit of Abneys executor us AUSTIN Sc, he will
proceed on Saturday the 22nd day of March next, 10
sell on the premises, Tract of Laad, on South river
in Augusta county, known as the "Austin Farm, now
in the possession of MIR. Thomas NJ Donaho and con-
tanning, by estimation, about 30 ACRES. An accu,
rate survey of the land will be made before the day OF
SALE This Farm lies well and is near some OF the
most valuable Farms in the county.
Persons desiring to purchase may call at Mr.. Dona-
hos, who will take pleasure in showing the premises
TERMS OF SALE:-So much in cash as may be nee
SIX twelve, eighteen and twenty -four months bonds,
with good security be taken for the deferred pay
ments, aud the title to be retained till the purchase
money is paid An arrangement will be made by the
heirs at law to extend the payments as to SO much
of the purchase money as exceeds the sum of about
$500, to pay which the decree in the above suit was
rendered THOMAS ] NICHE.
JOHN b. BALDWIN.
HUGH w. SHEFFEY.
Feb. 90, lS56.-S3.l25. Commissioners
U...l cd
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q NEW YORK, 1856,
Beautiful and Attractive Silk Goods,
EDWARD LAMBERT & CO.,

55 Chambers and 33 Eseade Streets,
4 Doors from, Broadway, opposite the Park
DEG leave to announce that they are now receiving
ID their SPRING IMP ORT.A1YONS, which en-
braces unusual novelty, beauty and variety
In view of their increased facilities Having establish
ed permanent agent in Europe, they will be in pos
session by each arrival Of all the newest and latest
styles ofFonEIGN DREss GooDs.
Their stock being kept up andwe assorted through
out the whole year. they will be prepared to do bust
ness with every, sound Merchant throughout the en-
tire Union at the lowest ruling rates, whenever he
shall visit the market.
Having made unusual preparations for the coming
season. they will offer one Of the largest and best
lectcd assortments ever exhibited, to which due at
tenticn is respectfully solicited. s'-.,f.H
Jan. %, 1S56.-6ts
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CAPITAL $4,000!

1900 Prizes amounting to 100000!
TICKETS, SO; Halves, s.; Quarters, S2z.
Prizes Payable mithoM Deduction!
Persons sending money by mail need not fear
its being lost. Orders punctually attended to-,
Communications confidential. Bank Notes OF
sound Banks,takeu at par. 90 Drawings sent to
all ordering Tickets.
Those wishing particular numbers should order
Immediately.
o. Address
JAS. #. WINTER, Manager,
Feb. 90. 1856. Macon. Ga.
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House and Lot at Auction.

A S agent for John F. Keller The subscriber VIII
IA offer for sale at public auction, opposite the
store of R. G. Bckle, Esq. on Saturday The "a
dag of February next, the House and Lot lately
occupied by John F. Keller, short distance
northwest of Col. j. B. Badwn's residence
The Lot contains One Acre and twenty -four
Poles The House is Framed Building
There is lien on the property for about S5oo.-
The excess of the price above that sum, will be
applied to the payment of Keller's debts, and the
purchaser can credit any debts due him from Kel-
Ter against it,
The terms Of sale will be one third in hand,
and the residue in 6 and IL months, secured by
NEGOTIABLE notes with good endorsers. Discount
added.) JAMES MA oE' ro,,,.
Jan. /, 1866. agent w 1ho' : n Aeiiei :
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xrrE .,s authorized to announce joan H. CRAWFORD
wv candidate for the Office of CONSTABLE, in the
E;rs, nstr;et Of Augusta comfy, to succeed Mr.. Nj
" crawlord, the present incumbent, who declines re-
election.
Feb l3, 1856.
WE are authorized to announce WILLrAME. WooD-
w WARD a candidate for the office of CONSTA-
BILE, in the first District.
g5- The fee for the announcement of candidates for
Office is $3.50, payable inrariGbly in Advance
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Gpaat BmGssce1aaent.

lHESSRS. f. A. DAVIS & CO., having conveyed
III to us in trust their Boot & Shoe Store, now
having the entire stock sold at cost for CASH To
chants offer very great Inducements, this species OF
goods having appreciated 10 or 30 per since last
Fall when the greater portion OF this stock was pur
chased
6Sy- All persons indebted TO F. 4. Davis & Co. by
bond note or account are hereby notified that unless
they pay up without delay, required to coerce
payment. HARTMAN y BELL, Trustees OF
Feb 20, lS56-lm. f. a Davis & Co.
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FOR SALE.

THE undersigned offer for sale privately their vaIu.
l. able Tract of Land, containing 80 ACRES. II
has on it large and commodious Dwell
LING HOUSE,with all necessary out build AxEA
ings; also very large Bank Barn, large ysslaBN
Orchard with the most choice fruit IN it.-n:....4A
large portion Of it is good and valuable -ks9
meadow, and about % or 80 Acres of Timber. This
land has it failing limestone water. 1t is al
together fine home and in a refined neighborhood
ANY one desiring small home would do well to give
us call, for determined to sell low and give
fair payments.
For further information call and see us on said land
near Hermitage Post Office, Augusta County,
If said land is not sold by Tuesday the first of Aprl
we will offer it at public auction on that day.
ULRICK BURKHOLbER.
MARGARET BURKHOJDXR
Jan. g. 1885, -, n'