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KOSSUTH.

I,fis fast trottng and fine bred Stallion to whom
i was awarded the first premium two years in
succession, tfs5A.5,) at the Virginia State Agri-
cultural Fair, and who is Considered to be one Of
lea, will STAND a full season IA Augusta county,
commencing the first day OF August; aud closing
ON the first day of October at the following places,
viz Peter Hangers, ST., near Wayneseoro' Col.
Geo. c. Robertsohs, and at the National Hotel,
Staunton and will be let to Mares Sl0 the single
leap, $40 the season, and $50 insurance; 81 in all
cases to the Groom. The season VIII commence at
Hangers, where he will remain 3 days; thence to
Rebertson's, days; then to Staunton days and
so continue throughout the season.
The Horse will BE itader the management of Peter
Hanger and Col A. q. Robertson, who Will give any
information desired.
va The Horse WILDE exhibited in Stanton, at lie
July Court. ii. j. SMITH,
July IL, lS56.-4t-Printer's fee $3.50.
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MEN THAT ARE MEN

Among the diseases this Pill has cured with aston
ishing rapidity, we may mention Costiveness Bill
Headache arising from foul stomach, Nausea, In
digestion, Morbid inaction in the Bowels, and pain
arising thereirom Flatulency, Loss Of Appetite, all
evacuant Medicine, Scrofua, or Kings Evil. They
also by purifying the blood and stimulating The Sys-
tenn cure many complaints which it would NOT be
supposed they could reach; such as Deafness, Par
tial Bl,Hdfess Neuralgia and Nervous Irratibility,
Defangements of the Liver and Kidneys, Gout, and
other kindred complaints, arising from low state
of the body. or distractions of its functions They
are the best Pdrgati7e Medcine ever discovered
and you will but need to them once to know it,
Prepared By DIR. J. c. AYE Err, Lowell. Mass, and
sold by j. c, NJ Merriet and j. Gi Ldrd, Staun-
ton, and Druggists everywhere,
July IL. lS56-2Ino
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SrAuKToN ON CANvAss.-=Mr. 4. Beyet has
completed his landscape sketch oil Staunlon as
ii is, and The painting has been pronounced by
critics supurb execution. 1t is an exact da-
guerreotype of our mountain city. Twenty
wears hence, it will be source of qualification
and pleasure to look upon this picture. Mr.. b.
iscertaiuly master of his business, as the beau,
iifu paintings OF the more prominent natural
sceneries in Virginia which be now has on hand,
testify. Many OF our citzeus have called al
Mr.. Beyer's rooms al the American Hotel 10
examine his picture Of Saunton.
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MAR RIED.

In Sangersvll on the Is tn ult. by the Rev. j. L..
Blakemore Mr.. WILLIAM BAILEY to Miss JANE
BRowN, all of this County.
BY the Rev. John S. Blan John Corbitt Esq, of
Dry Run to Miss Nancy Kirkpatrick of Spruce fill,
both Of Bath County
On the 26th ult., by Rev. w. G. Campbell, Mr..
WM I. RoEHRisos to Miss MARY MENDUEL.
On the 30th ut., by the same, GEORGE WASHING
TON TRAINER to SUSAN SPENCER, all of Augusta co.
On the 4th OF July, by the same, Mr.. TnoMAs
FOSTER, of Albemare CO.. to Miss MELINDA GARLAND
o. Augusta co.
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"A valuable Receipt.

HTNHE subscriber Gan experienced Perfumer) has
that popular compound known as TRIcornEKoUs
which has gained so much public favor within few
years past in consequence Of its medicinal properties
ia restoring aud preserving the Human Hair. The
article is too we'll known to require any further
meilt. Suffice it to say il can be made by this re-
eeipt for less than ohehal the price usually asked,
anti warranted to be good If not superior to any
preparation of the kind offered TO the public.
bottle Of the preparation ffor tria) will be sent
Ii Any address receipt Of Us cents Ito pay post
age) OR the receipt will be sent for one dollar by
addressing L. MONTAGUE,
July l2.-Printer's fee $3.50 Washington, i. C..
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Administrators Sale.

WILL be sold at public sale, on Thursday, tie
w Gath of the present month"; the late residence
Of George Keller deed, three miles East Of the Aus
gusta Springs. all the Personal Property Of said de-
ceased, consisting of Horses, Hogs, Wagons and
Farming utensils, and all the Huosehold and Kitch-
en- Furniture of the same
All persons indebted to said estate are requested
70 come forward and make payment, and all those
havgc laims against the said estate requested to
present them to the undersigned before on thed
OF sale. ALEX. ANDERSON, Adm'rs Of George
A., ROBIN HANGER, Keller. Decd.
july ~, ls66--tds.
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BIRDS OF A FEATHFR.-The New York
correspondent of the Baltimore Sun, under
date Of July 9Th. has the following.
On the 4th, the colored men of this city
who are entitled to vote held meeting
and ratified Col. Fremont's nomination.
One of the speakers, however said he could
not vote for Fremont because, however
excellent his character and good his prin-
cipIes, yet he did not go far enough for
the men who have the love Of liberty at
their hearts. He considered Gerrit Smith
the superior man.
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Ever, other ticket sure to draw Prize
100000

Is 10 Prizes amounting to Si02, 900
The $4,000 Prizes of 81 are determined by the
number which draws the 500, 900 Prize--f that num-
Der, should be odd number, then every odd num-
Der ticket in the Scheme, will be entitled to 81 if
en- even number, then every even number ticket in
the Scheme will be entitled to s4 in addition to any
Purchaser. in buying an equal quantity of odd
and even number tickets will be certain Of Craving
nearly half the cost of the same. with chances of
obtaining other Prizes.
ynss- Remember that every Prize is drawn. end
payable in full without deddctidn.
gss- All Prizes OF 81, 900 and under, paia immes
diately after the drawhg-otter Prizes at the usual
time of thirty days.
All mmunications strictly confidential The
drawn numbers will be forwarded to purchasers i'm
mediately after the drawing.
Whole Tickets s5-llaves s211-Quarters ~
Prize Tickets cashed or renewed in ether Tickets
at either office.
Orders for Tickets can be addressed either to
StSWAN CO., AHantty Or.
or s. SWAN, Montgomery, ala.
july II, 1856,
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The WAY They DO IN MIssoURl.--A
Mrs. Anderson, of Bourbosrton, Mo-, late.
ly cowhided her husband. He had seen
fit to 60 away with woman, but. becom-
ing weary Of her, had returned to his FIRST
love. Mrs. A. received herrecreant spouse
with open arms and long cowhide. With
the letter she inflicted sixty lashes upon
him in the presence Of all her neighbors.
Mr.. A. thinks be "won't run away any
mure."
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N Office.

nUR friends and customers are respectfully infor-
" med that we shall continue to furnish them the
VERY BEST MEATS that be had In this market
Our accounts will be hereafter REGULARLY draw, off
aud presented for payment on the LIST day of each
month. The necessities of the times require us Ia
make prompt collections, and we feel assured the
kindness of friends will not be TO much Ia xeG NV
our adoption of this arrangement.
WIN. G. GRAHAM SEQ
N. B. Those OF our customers who are in arrears
for MORE than SIX months urgently requested To-
settle and pay up. w, c. @. &CO
July IL, 1S56-lm
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o. Col Fremont's letter accepting the
nomination for the Presidency from the
Black Republican party hes been publish
ed. He says The practical remedy for the
present sectional differences, is the admis-
sion of Kansas as free State. The South,
he thinks, should earnestly desire such a
consumn1atlon. Itwould indicate its good
faith.
The aoitth don't think 81.
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DELEGATES to the WING Convention

am authorized by John H. Timberlake, ESD,
of the Va Central Railroad, 10
say that tickets will be furnished 10 the dele.
gates to the Wing Convention in Richmond on
the 10th inst, at all the depo,s, for t~o-thlds
OF the regular price. Tickets for the round trip
TO be purchased ip each instance. Fare from
Stanton to Richmond and return $767.
~ M RETT
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Ng> The Bill which passed the House
admitting Kansas as State With the free
still constitution, has been killed in the
Senate, oy the substitution Of Mr.. Toomb' S
Bill for il. We viii lag these till, before
our readers as soon as possible.
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TIE CRops-The wheat crop in this county
this season is more than an average one. The
grass is heavy, and Of good quality. The:oats is
good J and there wa, large quantity pu, oul.
The Rye, OF which there was more .han usual
Gown this year, will yield exceedingly we'll
Upon the whole. both producers and consumers
have cause OF CoHaratuaton.
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The South don't think St.

b Andrew Stuart, oil Pa, noted in the
political world, claims that Buchanan cam
not carry Free State, because of bis pro-
slavery record and that Willard Fillmore
will sweep the North OH Account of his
identity in sentiment ant action with the
Abolitionists. More straws.
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w. Col. Sumner. on the I'd inst. DIS
persed The Free State Legislature Of Ead-
sas, telling the members cal,nly, that he
should use the whole U. States force at his
command TO execute the orders OF the
President. The Legislature, finding that
he was in earnest. dissolved. and the mem
brrs left.
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VIRGINIA AT Rules held in the Clerks BHiye
' of the Circuit Court for Augusta County, July
the 7th 1885, John b. Hanger, Plaintiff

the 7th 1856, John b. Hanger, Plaintiff,
AGAINST
George Baylor Administrator Of Jacob Dali, SEM,
decd, and John Iartman,-Defendant
Tn otiact of this suit is to sch so much Of
anv funds IN ;ae hands Of the Defendant, Baylor as
tdministratc If said Dull, which may be coming to
Plaintiff the sum of $35 with interest from the 3lst
day OF March, 1885, and the cost of this suit, and
to obtain Judgment to retoter the same against the
real esta lie of said Defendant, --Hartmah:
The Defendant, John Hartman, not having enter
ed his appearance and given security, according to
the act of Assembly, and the Rules of this Court.
and it appearing by satisfactory evidence that he is
dered that the said Defendant do appear here with.
in one month after due publication of this order.
and do what is necessary to protect his interest and
that copy Of this order tie forthwith inserted in
some newspaper printed in Staunton for four weeks
successfully, and posted at the front door of the
Court house, A Copv--Teste,
July l2-4v NICHOLAS G. KINNEY. Crk.
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NOTICE.

VINHE undersigned having sold out their stock Of
l. Hardware, are now closing ther business. Per-
sons owing them, either by open account or note,
are hereby notified to come forward and settle at
once. The books must be closed without delay 1t
is hoped thereto, this call will be promptly re-
sponded to by those indebted to them, and thereby
save the cost OF collection by an officer.
They may be found in the biek part of the Old
Bell Tavern Immediately opposite j. Brandebure
i Cos. Counting room.
July 5-3t WATTS Il RICHARDS. g
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DIED.

I'm the sth inst. GEORGE NICHOLSON youngest chile
of M G. and Caroline Harman aged about IA months.
On the 3rd ins.tj DIT the residence of his son-in-
law, Mr.. Frederick Barns, near Waynesboro', Mr..
WILLIAM DoLD, in the s5th year of his age.
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A GREAT MEDi0ISz.@-So medicine ever offered to
the public has met with such universal and sig
nal success as Perry Davis Vegetable Pain Killer.
1t is sure cure Tor all kinds OF pain. Try it and
thank for the Suggestion. July 5-2w
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VIRGINIA AT Rules held in the Clerks tifiee;
of the Circuit Court of Highland county, on
Monday, the eth day OF July, 1866,
Andrew Bratton,- Plaintiff
AGAINST
Geo. ". Lochrldge5 and Robert Lockridgc and John
Bradshaw, Administrators of Robert Lockridge,
decd .,-Deiendanls
IN cHANcERY.
This is a suit in the nature of foreign attach
ment to attach the debts and effects of Georpe W
Lockridge, absent Defendant, in the hanas Of
and due by the other Defendants as Administrators
OF Robert Lockridge, ST.. decd, and also to sub
ject the real estate Of the said George w Lockridgc
to the payment Of debt due by him to the Plaintiff
The Defendant, George W. Lockridge, not hav-
ing entered his appearance according to the Rules
OF the Circuit Court, and 1t appearing by satsfac-
tory evidence, that he is not inhabiant of this
Commonwealth: On ntios OF the Plaintiff it is or.
dered that the said Defendants do appear here with
in month after due publication Of this order, and
do what is necessary to protect lis interest and that
copy of this order be published in the dStduntoI
Vindicator' once week for four successive weeks,
and posted at the front door of the Court-l House of
said county, On the first day Of the next Court.
Copy-Teste,
July l2, lsseAw A! STEPHENSON, Ctk.
VIRGINIA AT Rules held in the Clerks Office,
Monday the 7th dav of July, 1886,
Charles Wade and John V. b. Wade,-PpTs,
AGAINST
james II. Reder, Administrator of William IRVINE,
ceS VI, N.o"nu " Tue. JonH GrNlne, r. amy En-
vine. Elizabeth " @ht, Benjamin Ersiue Anna
keathj rolly Hook and Jane ErFine, defendants.
IN cHANcERY.
ne object of this suit is, to obtain Decree to
enforce the specific execution of contract, made
and entered into, between the Plaintiffs and William
Erwin, i = Ii slime:
9tc y.i,.tianes. John IRVINE, Fanny IRVINE, Eliz-
abeti Az Ia ANA keath, Polly Hook and Jane
Ervlhs, 10. n.t' . entered their appearance and it
arrHarnf by Satisfactory evidence, that they ere not
- 'tants OF Ills Commonwealth Oh motion Of
t. mih:iffs, it is ordered that the said Defendants
40 appear here within one month att. The due run
hcaton OF this order, and do what Is necessary to
protect their interest, and that copy of this order
be published in the .sStaurton Ninaicator" once o
week, tor four successive weeks and posted 1t Ire
IRON. door OF the Court-House OF said county, on
the list day of the next Court
Copy-1este,
July l2--4w A. STEPHENSON Clerk
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Irraluab,e. Nune but those who have suffered all
the horrors of Dyspepsia. can fully appreciate the
value and efficacy VI the uxygenated Bitters,
croign remedy for this distressing disease in all its
E,r,.,
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Farm for Sale.


FINIG subscriber iers for raic his Farm. situated
l. miles from Staunton on the Bartefbr0ok road,
and adjoining the lands OF n. Marshall and W. Gil
he;son' There al acres in .he tract. 95 of which
is vel im'eied with oak and pine. The Farm is in
good state Of cultivation, large puaantits Of ma
having been spread over it witt the past two
years: There are springs in seren fields this Farm,
and one in .he yaid If The best ki,ia of water
There is on the premises Young apria orchard of
Us fine ees also orchard of bearing apple trees;
and Young orchard of 10 fire peach trees. There
is eom ortfble frame dwelling the place and all
necessary oat buildings yle farm is in fine neigh
bo,huod and convenient i,, IA and schools
public sale on Tuesa lth day of Atgtst,
next.
At the SHINE time and flAce, will sell all my Per
schal Property, consisting o. II Q Us Il. L D
AND KITCHEN FURNIT(RE, Colts Hnr-
ses, &mtiig whith Is one fine troog Mare Duchess
Hogs, the es stock seen in this section of The
State. Th5se Wishing to get superb stock hops,
would do we'll 10 attend the sale; Flows, HaneSs,
Wagons dc.
TEENS: third down and the remainacr of
the purchase money in three annual instaln nts of
and 3 years, lien upon the property being
tanned until The las rnent is made. Possession
given in time 70 pit in the. Fall erlr Any person
desisous OF seeing the premises, " H. b shown them
BY .he subscriber, who resides on tha Farm
Juno Is, Sos copy. JOHN NJ. BASSETT.
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Estate Of j. ID. I8reckinridge

TIME undersigned having taken the administration
i of this estate ask of all persons having claims
ainst it of any kind, to present the same to us
properly authenticated, for settlement.
Our desire Is to ascertain promptly the real eondi.
ton of The estate and we ask of the creditors rea
sonablc opportunityo dolo upon the assurance that
it is purpose to press the settlement as rapidly
as possible. NJ. g, HARTMAN,
JNO. Is. BALDWIN, Aom rs
July 8, ls56.-w-Srectatot cop.
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Holloway's Pills. the most powerful Remedy for all
disorders affecting the htestines. Pills Dire
pronounced without hesitation by all who have tried
made known, they act so directly On the affected
parts that it impossible any diseases OF the stomach
or bowels resist their searching influence, and
they thoroughly pass til ough and cleanse the sys
TEN. removing all traces Of disease. II is remark
able fact, thai these Pills seldom fail to restore the
patient to health, even after every other medicine
has been used unsuccessfully. Julyl2
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Ayers Cathartic Pills!
PILLS THAT ARE P1LLS!.

PROF. HAYES, State Chemist, of Massachusetts,,
says they are the best Of a Pills, and annexed
the men that certify that DR.. Hayes knows, viz
Lemuel Shaw, Chief Justice Supreme Court Of Mas
sachusetts, Emory Washburn, Governor Of Massa-
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Matches,

"A peror ar icle for family use, for sale.
Il. j. GLENDY,
July 10 per G. T. COCHRAN.
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NOTICE.

The sale notes executed to me as the Elk or of Will
liam Silings Jr.. decd, will be due on the 10th Of
payment win be required. JOS. =, Hottie.
July II.
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-. NcfffVNUI OF FtATuWnFc.
l. tcr the House Opposite b. Crawtnrd,s stnra,
ana the stock OF Hardware recently In possession ~
Messfs, Watts 4 Richards, shall in few DAYS re- a.
move all my stock of goods to that house. Where
will be prepared to offer my old friends and csto
ers, and the public generally increased attraction IN
prices ana assortment; GEO. L. PRICE.
June 2s,-Spec. and True Amer. copy.
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VIRGINIA AT Rtles held in the Clerks Office
OF the Circuit Court for Augusta County, July
the 9TH 1876, John Crawford, 3enjim Weller, NJ
Ii. McCue and james l. A. lrotter,-Flaintiis
AGAINST
Marshall X. Fultz, Geo. Rankin, Alexander Walker,
Matthias Keash, William Beard, B.. +. Lewis, y. S.
Young, A. l.. Harris and John Paris, --Defend'ts
Ihe object of this suit is to subject tie property
OF George Rankin to the payment of the Execution
hens OF the Plaintiffs, and to require an account OF
the debts secured BY the Trust Deeds
The Defendant, Marshall X. Fults, not having en-
tered his appearance and given security, according
to the act Of Assembly, and the Rules Of this Court
and it appearing by satisfactory evidence that he ii
not an inhabitaut of this Commonwealth: 1t is or
dered, that the said Defendant do appear here with
in one month after due publication of this iiitioe
ana dt What is NECESSARY to protect his interest and
that copy of this order be forthwith inserted in
some newspaper printed in Staunton for four weeks
saccessively, and posted at the front door of the
Court house. Copy-Teste;
July l2-4w NICHOLAS c. KINNEY, Crk.
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OF
july IL, 1856,

VIRGINIA AT Rules held in the Clerks oaite,
of the Circuit Court of Highland county, on
Monday the 18th day of April, 1850,
Jacob ?. Keister and Mary g., his wife, -fffs,
AGAINST
David Loekridge, Andrew Lockridge, Elizabeth
Lockridge, John Lockridge, Robert Lockridge,
William Lockridge, Geel ge w. Bockridge and Ko.
Lockridge and John Bradshaw, Adm tors .. ROB
ert Lockridge, sr., decd, and Sarah Ami Gwn,
Mary Elizabeth Gwin, Susan Esteline Gwin, and
Catharine Jane Gwin, infant children bf Jane
Gwin, decd, and David Gwin,-Defendanis
This is suit to obtain Decree for the sale of all
the lands and negroes, Of which Robert Lockridge,
ST., died seized and possessed, that distribution
OF the proceeds thereof, may be made according to
Law.
And affidavit having been made and filed. that The
Defendants, ohm Lockiidge and George ". Lock
ridge, are not inhabitants of this Commonwealth,
and they not having appeared actording to the
Rules OF this Court: TN motion of the Plaintiffs, it
is ordered that the said Defendants do appear here
within one month after the publication of this order
and do what is necessary to protect their interest,
and that a copy of this order be published in the
"Staunton Vidicator" once week for four sue
cessve weeks, and posted at the front door of the
Court house Of said county, the first day OF the
next Court. A Copy-Teste,
July IL, 1s56--4w A. STEPHENSON, Clk.
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Valuable slave for sale.

+ WILL offer for sale on the Court House Square,
i on Monday, the first day Of the July Court, a
valuable Slave. Persons wishing topurchase good
farm hand will do well to attend the sale.
WILLIAM CHAPMAN,
July 49, lS58-.tds Auctioneer.
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FIRST PREMIUM PIANO FORTES.
SENIOR fAsrNER OF The LATE FIRM OF
KNABE, G. EHLE e. CO.,

KNA BE, GEHLE q CO,
las just re-estahlisied the Manufacture and sale
II of Grand and sqhare lane Fertes. under The
name of VIZ. kSARF 4 Gd, at the old stand. Nos.
l, q, D, and North Eataw Street, 9ppHsite the Eu-
taw E..ase, BGttimrre. Md.
LEOPOLD G0Eh Eli sgant. for the a,so1e House,
pleased to attend to any business entrusted III hih.
Pianos tuned and repaired reasonable terms:
Mr.. t.s long connection with the above ce,ebrat-
ed Factory is qua autee of his capab!ity of per-
for mag properly what he undertakes.
He has, also, In his possession, undoubted testmo
nals.
Orders will pledge be lef. DIS possible at the
Virginia Hotel.
June 81, 1853.
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VIRGINIA at Rules held in the Clerks Office
y of the Circuit Court of Highland county, ON
Monday, the 7th day of July, 1856.
The obJ2ct Of this proceeding is, to summon all
persons interested in tho Probst of the Win of John
Grahan, decd, late Of ahand County, Virginia,
TO appear before tae judge Of tie Circuit Court OF
Hgh2nd county, on the LIST day OF the next term
OF said Court, to contest such Probat-and affidavit
haynS been filed, that Paschal Davis and Mary his
vile, Rankin w. Douglass and Sarah, his wife, and
Ehzapeth 'siven are not residents Of this State 1t
Is ordered that the said Paschal Davis and Mary,
ms VIE, HanAin W: Douglass and Sarah, his wife,
ana Lhzaeeth Given, appear within one month after
cue publication of this order. and do what ncces
that they appear before the Judge of the Circuit
Court OF Highland County, on the LIST day OF the
NEXT next Term OF said Court, to shew cause Why the
ted to record. ACopvgTeste.
July u, le56-4t A.STEPHENSON. CPk.
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Negroes WnMlcd.

II AM still in marketfor the purchase of negroe
.lsuch wilsuittho southern markct Persons Nav
Ing such would o well by calling on the subscribe,
in person or byl ,tt,r Ny address is .Waynesborv
Augusta County W. JOHN b. SMITH.
June IS, ls56,-sm.