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LOCAL NEWS.

The National TheAtrs viii be open again On Monday
night when the old fvOres q tbsAe going pOPuIA-
ton Mr. and Mira W. J. Florence viii make their hrst A
PeArARoe in The United States since their return Ou
pieces announced for that occasion are "Ths ish End
grant" lessons for HuEbAnds and @The YANKEES Cal
The graphic dsineAOn q Ish And Yankee character By
these popular actors fails to strike the audience
ks in the highest degree to elicit stormy sPplARse
We hope the good people Washington who have lOnged
for recreation Of this kind win take advantages Of the pre-
house.
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BY Il Ell L G II A II III i.
Death or a MenaLsr Of Congress.

Death q AeEabr IF Congress.
hpDLEIuEr, Cyt,l Aug. 23-Hon. James Meachan,
member Of the United States House Of Representatives
the first district Of this State died his residence this
this morning, from congestion the brain illness
had been brief
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ne Sfsam.Iiv .NauiiIvs.

SEw oRLEAss Aug. 22.-The steward Of the steamship
Nautilus supposed be lOst) has been picked up
Belize nearly dead from exposure and exhaustion and
able tell his story he perhaps the sole survivor
those board Of the Nautilus when she the
terrible storm
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OFFICIAL

TNHIssAT DaEAKrx4sr,
Auguu ~, less.
JOINT RESOLUTION sItsRAias uns Ss ersaaos 4
TsEas % present tbeT eims
81 h ss <. ss = .. a.. a.: s,.s e: 10 %
as 's,sas q s iS1 sserio. q ss a. q ss "a fshrua
paddle are CaSsTsss seq
% space ussSy ssys i iSs sserssry TTsao
As ns Al Which paynsht o. ne soasi aPppaiee y ts hhh
- S S:S 40 AIS ss %Iei sos J
iass isss Ss @ q "a sasSs "a : ssssd >
svdssoss q ass a aays ssS Iscslssd ~ he sais
80 &c ,AS ssS1 ls ne sS = arr ssssIss ,ss ,s ans
aot pEeseEsS 70 ne Tssssy Dsp-eH ma sad lSh q
ssS sesIsaIy Trssss HEREBY asslIss . pay .
Ssst SS ssad S s @ ssy s 5ss. a. no ss pre-
sS sas Prove ne .ss = ne Tssss nsp.sG s,~ssn ts
proper Usisd sTas,
sy tSoassn1 sSiaIs and ss sysssl srso s sss sss.a
3 % y % Z .s9 ss ss z s "a S - As
s @ Ts%1.,1s y Us SsA,sy LS ,i; a.as ~ ne
PTspsr releases On o. before the day q January
Approved August is, SIS
Rsiins Ge5sy Essn bands, certificates and
dsnce q dsb of republic 81 which pre-
scented department before lhs Ism day oC J0ne
that The VIII be settled and The rsfa thereon E
s lawful holders presented bss0Fe hst
Of January the evidence Of th
ssnuibens with assignments me UaiIed Repaired
give department. custody Of such bonds, eTsea hRd
Te1a
accordance win ne POviOns Of The act q Congress q ~
Pstruary less.
The comptroller
possesses a
verifying the certificates bonds, and issued BY Tia
republic Of Te4A and not presented TO- nor audited by The o1
Of the Safe The ana proof 81 The ssnuDeRess
Of certificate Of The comptroller az the State Of
official charge Of original archives renpg
dsbi Of the late republic Of Teras.
assignment may and acknowledged
presence Secretary Treasury the
chief clerk hereof the Of public and Be wit
ueed BY The Assistant seeeihy chief eerk Ane notary ara DC
notary under bur when The hsdsrs
and Of the
cry Washington be done in the Of assistant
the
Of notary public, collector
ana The notary public EOy
nal seal collector surveyor Of the
party resides the assignment and releases
before Of record The Of the judge
aud clerk tbeeof b. and certified by MS
Of Ocei aRd The holder be Of the United
sIx1ss assignment executed before
United consul be witnessed ard csrhed By him under
All persons executing such assignments and
leases must declare oah notary clerk,
consul ihry The real owners Of the Ger
u6ca, or oher debit ths have bsn
signed 10 the for collection and the notary clerk,
include The iAet o. thE dsel1Eahan II e
Of acknowledgment.
If assigned for pledge, Of The hold
y resdua Interest The claim mu be stated
in me adav United Suites and resnse 20
Texas must duly BY sseh parry together with The
and from The In whose favor settlement
and payment reqaesaed
on. Or NOR. audited certificates sviasnoes Of the
sane character Of debt included The
releases and advt ownership each eertheas correctly
described NUN Der, date smOuH' and name Of Original Psyse
should also appear eerhe2iss issued By The
ares sceoaRt Of The debt Of The Tsub
e or BY republic q TeTs' according 70 The cF
Of
fsr q. rrlsrses sbOud according The forms su0lh
saa,,sB JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary Of me Treasury.
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FrEE The woods short distance west Of
West Troy, the line Of the Troy and Schenectady rail-
road ere yesterday and considerable damage bad
bern done Up The last The Troy Budget hears
o. several dwellings being destroyed
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NEW YoRK, August 1.-THE schooner Mogul from Phil
adephia for Boston, Is ashore at Coque Long Island ao
the schooner Sea Nymph from Baltimore for Newport The
all saved. The cargoes viii be partially saved.
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OFFICIAL

DrrsxTsKwr Sr.rr,
Washington, AHrust -, 1885
Infsat0n has been department, Die unitea
STATES Gs-hspbuE o. s aea q Levi Ramsay, ne
bo-yatsl tssi Piacs-
Aur E-da
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q EN- T. AL N EW 8.

BErDGE ovIR THE OHo.-The SteubenviIle Herald has
been informed that il Is the purpose Of the Pttsburg and
StsubenTlle Railroad Company 70 commence the work
upon the bridge 10 be constructed the Ohio that
place. In few weeks
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SrEIuER JauKsrUWx,--A New York paper states that
tsegrsphc despatch received last night says that the
Jamestown from Richmond and dus here yestsr
day aernoon was ashore in James river u wss believed
she would b got % today.
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SsrTrsT1oys yo.rE ladies'. sisters
~ hrnnches ohef Enriah apd sustt,
either .chco r.parzts uns rovsrnes-ss
.sAfr-. n A - Faruiuston Caunccticut Aug b-ooasEs
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place, in few weeks.
ArTrlcrT At scIcrDL-Henry Eioke German residing
a. No az Rivington street New York, procured small
quantity Of prussic acid this morning in the drug Of
Dr. Kimhak and hAd received the drug than he
swallowed II Dr. Kimbark Immediately obtained assist
Aaoe and after much difficulty succeeded partly in extract,
ing the poison and restoring Eieke to consciousness
The CONTESTED JrDGEsHr.--we bear from Albany that
Judge Harris At the special Of the supreme court
there has denied the application Of Charles A. Peabody
ESQ., writ Of nandAus 70 compel the attorney general
70 institute proceedings by information in the Of
go rrr-so TO the right Of Judge Davies
The bench Of The supreme court in this district
Ar.,xr uHrDeE Locarrn-Ths commissioners to locate
the bridge over the Hudson Albany have placed It's
western terminus Quay street midway between NSden
Lane and Exchange In the centre Of The basin il
70 be ftr-re from the north side Of the bridge at
State street carving northwArdy, il Is to the river
% As 70 cut the lower q the old wooden Hudson
river railroad depot
F,r,r IocrpEST At ScIrFSpcTADT, Nrw YozE-On Sat
urdAy afternoon Of the equestTihn corps Of FlAgg
AvmArs circus named Parker, fell or thrown from
his horse inst Aher entering with such violence that be
expired almost Immediately. Parker carried out Of
The ring at once and OF The audience aware Of
the extent Of his injuries
HoURs NARRTNs,-The Limitation Of the time Of the
day for marrying in Englsud is fired BY statute The Pc
Rod between eight O'Clock in the morning and noon Is
signed Is The legal time for al marriages In this country
tie evening generally selected for the ceremony
The custom here and Law IN England widely different
in this particular.
THr POTATO ROT on EiSHT. Ths Bangor (Me) kurnal
ssvs the recent foggy and damp weather his oaasd
blight 10 the potato helds in many localities Whether il is
ne 70, which has troubled e vines the previous YEAR,,
or blight caused By the peculiar weather do know
The disareoabls odor Of The decayinE rires Obsvs-
be IN passing the afflicted 6slds
YuGow Trvr At CAyToS, MTss-Ths New Orleans
Delta says
GBy private despatch received in town las, night from
Canton Mss learn that death occurrsd ther from
yellow fever Friday, and yesterday. The
aueooe general stampede Of the inhabitants al that
could the premises leaving at the shortest posi-
ble notice
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The Steam.hip Jamestown Ashore.

NoRFoLK, August 1.-THE steamship Jamestown ashore
CoWpen Shoals. The steamer Shuz has gone to her
.elief.
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PORTLAND, Aug. IA convention Of wings and demo
Gratis, held in RoelAnd Maine the 10TH nominated Henry
4 Ingalls,, Of Wiscasset, democrat, for Congress.
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National Theatre.

MONDAY EVENING AUGUST -, 1883.
first APPEARANCE In ne Uncd States sir p Ear
lunA, scotand Ir,sna ~ hs ish boz and Yankee gal
nR spa MRS. w. .. FLORENCE,
wbo wTn spPsSr N thrss Faeccs
IRIsH EstcsANT.
LESSONS FoR HUSBANDS,
And
THE YANKEE GAL.
For particulars vurH has
ar G-dN
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THE r-arr-lgu~o, for several years rest omcfsi
fr.utar Department ~ stats, respectfully tenders BIS
for the % claims against
frssru ianEuAxes esecal
~ sr,uh Preach fcrturse-e ard Iaian Geu,msn enEsEcd
tse f0reEn royrrHers other
f.- sna r,gusrnt reahs TRANSACTIONS q zeal socu
r,su,s snch iaws decress, kc v and, IN
guarantee or h3sy IN The
r,Dsfon II oatc ~chhics phfsse which onr prsencs
nior. - rive The Union tesrous 70 ohsn
.~urr rnsscns foTrrr hooss, literary legal vi s- fnd
-fr interest appV un6srrnsd and rely hef
nrsrr, e-iur pseupsiy nnS sstis'srtosly eHscuied.
Per further particulars rrr'y 70 $500.
80 street, ION sns Iith, washinron CITY, D g
Juns 2A-dly
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COUsTEErnT xoxrT.-Ths Star q this evening says

OOtstkAFAlT A0AAf.-Ihe blAF q Ills evening says;
Yesterday small boys were arrested for passing
oounteEtsit money Upon examination il plain
the little fellows had picked up the notes strest and
tried pass them knowing the money counterfeit
The NOTES on the Farmers Bank Of kentucky new
and taken by many good judges for genuins-in-
deed two Of them were taken at one Of the banks in this
city dangerous counterfeit a bank in Lancaster
Pennsylvania, il also in circulation here"
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WANTED TO PURCHASE comfortably dwelling house,
wxshnrfur nurth q Fshnsylvnnta ave
ave Ts .hould oouth fsr rood ehs s .lh Paror
bhrary ara dnins room and not srcscdInG siep
ASdr~. Advertiser Hnus, ths post once, washing
ton ssarr Pes snd ne stuaon q ne ProPsry
sag
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We think il almost certain that Noah Webster never
heard the Marine Band perform any performances SINH
lar thereto else he would certainly have put in his
dictionary the word DIDDLRG.
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go v rTtd, Itfvffn SlFfA - Sfrf-tk
THE a-ii.. uiu " esurned nont1y, Sep
,,u-r priucpsls add accomplished professors,
srs ~ course ~ taactiou and Fysrunf,c-
,~vt.r. hectsocs sR1 ne seminary
AR Ql-tu
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K,ov ali pert0u, by presents thai has released,
.ns h.retT eieases Of TEXAS from Al aftsef ahi
-. ~, ~. pa,mest cerheAts evidence Of oes
Der = for hs q -, issued y ne Ais rtpusie =
~ - IL ne authoss STATE q Tens, ths
- rresod United states IN sccordAnes VIII N
y al an acf q Congress entitled Ah act 70 Provce ioT he
~ su-h rr,S,os rcpabac q TEXAS
pr.eendsd Consrss september nne eighteen hun
80 - OF febfu.Tyr isar and
- ~ staIs 81 Tsrns Improved lsl q February lS
As witness NJ hapd and seal
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Enoa M persons by that has released,
ana hereby 81 Asrcs from all further
81 ceruneas OF evidence o. debt
uuuaber the q - sssase ~ he is,s republic q
siste Of ftrk me case
BIZ United IN sccordancs win me
enuec An act PROVIDE Tor Tho
creditors rcpnbc Of Tens
Of CcKtess q sessmeef nlnt eshsesn hHn
ffed the 2eh day Of fsnrary and an act
- Stnt. of TerAs approved Of February ltSo
Al witness hand and seal
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CORNERSTONE sALEOF A
Valuable Tract OF Land.

d. RsGA Ant to decree made by the Circuit Court
OF Rockbridge. at its April Term, a. ID. 1896, in
the case of l.. }. Mccormick Il, Il. Gillock aud
others the under signed Commissioners for the pur-
pose appointed, will ON IFen lag, The 10.a deg 81
Jaie ne, sell at public auction, the premis es
11kU1BLE TRIGF or LAND
in said county, on the waters of the South River.
adjoining the lands of Jalnes Smiley, James p.
Hughes and others, about three miles distant from
Fair ED, aud II miles fro hexine on,
tract contains about three hundred and fifty
Acres, Id has upon it good DIVE ny House and
Kitchen, well Barn, Stable, and other neeessa-
ly out buildings. The soil is of fine quality, and in
excellent condition fer cultivation. The farm is we'll
supplied 18th timber, and his upon it saw Mill
and Tilt Hammer, for which there is an abundant
supply of water.
TERMS = Cash in hand sufficient to pay the ex-
penses OF sale ona-half the residue six months from
the day of sale; one fourth at tn Give months, and
one-ioufth ut eighte months the purchaser giving
bond with approved per- security and the title
being retained as ultimate security.
I /. F F. P faAraS,' com'rs
Hav TO- IS56-tds
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go ACRES OF LAND FOR



WITHIN IL MILES OF STANTON, w.
ME heirs of j. b. Brecknridec decd, will, on
Il tts Slst&ay Of dirty next, il the land is net be
fore that time sold Satcll, ocr at public safe. on
the premises, the Valuable FARM near Stamiton,
known as the led Bud, )" and containing about 620
Acres.
:. Red Bud" is one of The finest Wheat and Grass
Farms in the county OF nsa; has an ext snsive aud
productive Meadow ON Lewis Greek; several fine
Springs which supply running water to two-thii ds
OF the land acres in ruit ices. well selec t.
ed and very productive; all the necessary Farm
Buildings, new and well arranged; and ABOUT la0
acres well timbered Woodland
This farm be conveniently divided into two
farnsene Of about $50 acres, east OF the old Win
chester Iioad-the other Of about 20 acres vest OF
that road.
TINS One f9urth in hand the balance in one,
two, aud three years. Possession will be given on
the 1T of September next and partial possession
Garlic, il airy. to enable the purchaser to put
in the fall croPs. Bonds will be executed for the
deferred installinents, to which, the title
the vendors lien will be retained.
Apply to y. \. BRECKENRIDGE,
April ., lS56-tds. stanton, Va.
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IMPORTANT NEWS!
CLOTHING!i

'INiE large Clothing House of STEINER, BRO.
CO., is crowded already with a news and mag
niiieenl stock of Spra and Sammer Goods. You will
ind there rare varel OF The most elegant STYLES
and patterns in the clopding line. Fine Frock and
Dress eoats in black other colours; ine Cassi-
mere suits; Pants and Vests all kinds and the la
testst sle9. sumner clothing in Alpaca, Silks, Lin
en-; Nice Boy Clothin. OF all sizes. In short, we
"ilef to the public an assortment. which mnst sats-
y every taste and realize the highest
All infnshia@ articles yea select here out Of
the ai9estT i9ts. We oiIer our goods at the low
customers, will come at once and examine our stock
1t Will be OF mficuiar adv antage, to everybody, to
come here before purchasing anywhere else.
10 country Merchants, we offer the same atvanta-
ges they find in the Northern cities and, besides
that they would spare the expenses by buying here
instead OF gong there.
April =, 1886. STEINER, BROS. & co.
Sra,af
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THESE Pills PiHIFY THE HOOD.

These famous Pills expressly combncdto ope-
rate the stomach, the liver, the kidne s. the
lungs. the skin, and the bowels, correcting aYy de-
cement in the functions, purifying the blond the
very fountain life, aud thus curing disease oaiiits
loFtfs.
DYSPEPSIA AND LIVER COUPLAfNTS.
Nearly bal! the human race have taken these Pills
1t has peen proved III all parts ef the world, thai
nntAg has been found equal theW in cases OF dis
orders of the liver. dyspepsia. and stomach com
pai1ts generally. They soon Give healthy tone to
these o. ans. however much detauged, and wlen all
other means lave failed.
GENERtk DEHfEfT}t I'LL health.
Many Of the most despotie Governments have o
pene, their Custom Houses to the introduction Q
these Pills that obey may become the medicine o
the masses. Learned Colleges admit that tis medi
cine is the best remedy ever known Tor persons oil
delicate health or where the system has been impair
ed, as It's nt gofang properties never fail to aloid
relief.
RI II 4 l. Z co " p l. 4 v rs.
No Female, Young old, should be without this
celebrated medicine II eaTeetz and req ulaies the
monthly courses all periods. aeing i'll many eases
like eharm II Is also the best anti safest medicine
that can be given children OF al AYES, and for an
complaint; consequently no family should be WITH
! out it.
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Asthma, Diairhea, Indigestion, steneaad Gravel,
Bowel Complaints, Dropsv, Influenza, Secondary
symptoms. Coughs Colds Chest Diseases. Costive-
ness, Dyspepsia, Debility Fever and Aene, Fenitte
CsMpl4ihts. Headaches. Inflammation, n I d
Weakness. Liver Complaints. 14owness Of Spirits,
Piles. Nefnal Affections, Nnl,nls. OF all kinds.
Sud At toe Manufactures Of Professor Holloway,
50 Maiden Lane New Nolk, and III serand. Lon
don, ald by nil respectable Druggist and Dealers of
Medicines throughout the Aited States, and the
civilized world, in boxes, at 70 CENTS 6212 cts, and
81 each.
w. Thcreisa considerable saving hv taking the
larger sizes.
\. J.. Directions Cor the guidance of patients in
every disorder are affixed to each Box.
May ), 1sJ5.--lY
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E}1s rlESS DIREC IOR Y :.

r,prIN5A FEMALE lNSTTUTE-Sessioa
nv. IL September III each yea =
Rev Il =. fss' lt.tI.. hloriess al Law, otiiee
III A hNs..4 : ,hs Cealfal Bank. r.
a. oTp'sri.s1E VI Notary Public and eo'n
TIL y: :.z = = ~ take deposi,ions, aud sell
- r,;aar ,lans Administrators, hSeeo'o
a;eoa.-.s y,
n. H. K. tI EoN : Staoa,ou. Va. CO.., :, ,a5
~ b'' Observation-Disclosures, Chemist ana
AVID ;. BEAR, Watch, Maker ''' 'e>''
IL Min Street, stau'''ot', 49,, Maker. Main
4 D. CtlANlhrei sss,,,.,e Al giehmond
"A. street, Slaunton-f oth'ee'e a. i''>''
rrires. ~ s.a,r Store
mo. B. EVANS, Iaoaeeo aaa =,
opposite the Post Otsee, and dealer.
Ar6REls GOODE, Mefenan's i1" Grnceri,.s
VI IN Fapcy AMI Staple y oo,s nti;,.e. Main
Generally. Opposite Vina'eaeo'
treei Stanton, Va. ,f ,.a. Foanders
I4RBER y eoNNhLL,iN,o ar,h end Of
N and Machinists-"oiN'
Town. ro forwarding and
RaNDEbono Se,chants. and dealers In
dA0 oonmasslon ao,nsr opnosi,e Va. lloie
lfy 6oons Svne,ars Attorney at Law, office
TAo. b. Wa ~ NV Slau,iton
ge y, Ie.Is' BAYIOR-Auofnes al lay Az
ED q .i;cs in prick building opposite Inc eo'''
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IT CA M - no BE- KNowN

Whom INST tommcnecd practice in New ork,
some twenty years aso Inv attention was almost i'm.
tedateiy Called TO the many and increasing of
Serofnleus conf iaints. aud for which 10 certain or
successful mode OF treatment could be adopted
began to make myself familiar with itn allis most
yiruent forms, and after ten years Of almost unre-
hitting laper, prepared and began to apply the
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Near the National Hotel.
BEAUTIFUL SPP..EG GOODS
PIPER & FENhHOUSE

MOULD call your particular attention to their
w large aad well seieetedstoek sedsonable Goods.
Great atteniiaitas heenpadt Ladies' Dies Goods,
and think stock will compare fayofaby with
any other i'll Stanton. We will only parcularize n
few kinds, VIZ Fancy and Black silk, Silk Robes,
6eraEe aud Tissue Robes, orgaHdies, Printed Jaeo-
nets, Printed Ghalies, Paris Printed Hefages and
Tissues, Dotted SwSs, Plain Eotages aud Muslns,
Isle fhfea3 second Mourning tins IAN, stelal
ShaNls, Cfape DO, Parnsts !; Eeaehe,i and larown
Good, Print. Hosiery, Il INNINGS, Hoped Skirts,
Brlliantcs, &c., DC.
W e determined to sell our Goo ct asmall ad
vance Tor Cash or to punetual customers.
April ID, 1876.
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HOLLOWAY'S PILLS
WHY ARE, WE SICK ?

thas been the lot of human race to be weighed
down by disease and suffering. H0LL0WAY'S
PILLS are specially adapted to the relief of the
esah the ncJ cons the deIicc, and the infr of all
cmes, aces sexes, and constitutions. Professor lol
loway personally supelintends the manufacture OF
his medicines in the United States, and offers them
to free and enlightened people, the best remedy
the world ever saw for the removal of disease.
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Sale Of Boarding House and
SCHOOL PROPEkTY

1E'llE subscriber oflers for sale the extensive and
n wel-arrapged j OARDZAG HOt.SE, (tgo sto-
res lii h and "A by 70 t.,) at Messy Creek Aelde-
my, Augusta county, VA. The house is large, built
in tile modern style, within The pa three years,
with ese;F eenvenience tor the accommodation OF
forty or ihty boarders, having been built expressly
for that ulpose There is row OF DofnitoFies,
$50 feet long, on the premises, and Stable Of large
size and well constructed The lot contains ~ acres,
and is all fenced with palings, having locust
posts. AS much good land as desired, may be had
with the lot, lying adjacent thereto. The property
has been highly improved, at a large outlay.
The situation is, undoubtedly one of the best ;, in
the State, for school. The school now held in the
fine Academy building, connected with these prem
ses. is in most ilouri hing condition, having 10u
pupils the present session. Y well qualified teacher
desiring 10 conduct an Academy. could not find a
better situation in the State OF Virginia, saluollty
OF climate and all things considered.
The house and lot will be sold on credit OF six,
tMeife aud eighteen months, III three equal pay
mcnts, well secured.
For further information, apply to Postmaster, Mos
sy Creek, Va, (ree.)
Il not sold privately, before the 0tl of July, lS5G
it will be sold that day, on the premises to the
highest bidder
At the above time and place, viii also be sold, al
the HouS shold and Kitchen Furniture OF this estab
lishment, all of which is nearly new, and Of g3od
ding, Tables, Chars, &C.. many very desirable att
ecs of furniture. Also, Horse, Cow, Buggy, DC.
&c. four valuable House Servants, three women anc
boy will be bired for the rest oil the year, il no
hired out before.
Terms made known on the day of SALE
JED. liOTCIlklSS,
Messy Greek, Augusta co., Va.