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nR. DUPRiE'S REMEDIES are the ONLY
IL effectual cure for Exsinal or Internal piles,
Saltrh tum, Ring Worm, &c. They are unrival.
led for purifying the blood.
50 cents per box Ofice 20 Nassau street, New
York. WIN be sent by mail.
For sale by FORD BRO, corner Of 18th ST.
and Penn. avenue oc "
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MILLINERY
rARLR CUTLEkH.


OUCH As IVORY WOOD AND HORN
- handle table ard dessert, Knives only, and
Knives with Forks Also, meat and gaue Car
vers, Steels, &c. These goods are manufactured
expressly FOR my sales, and do not he sitate 10
commend them as being equal IL not superior to
any goods in the market.
c. w. BOTELER,
&C 2-eo Iron II all
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-10-28

THR BOARD OF ALDERMEN met, and was
called to order at the usual hour, last evening.
A ccmmu nieation was received from the
Mayor announcing his approval Ut recent acts
Of the two Boards laid on the table
Also, one transmitting the bank account
referred.
Also, one in reply 20 a resolution Of inquiry;
referred.
Mr.. Busey introduced bill extending the
time for the return Of the lists Of registered
voters for the present year; passed.
Mr.. Riggs, from the finance committee, re-
ported bill making an appropriation for GER
tain printing passed.
Also, a bill for the relief IF Columbia Col
lege, and Recommending that it do not pass
rejected.
Also, Z bill for the relief Of Il. S. Davis,
with the same Recommendation rejected.
AlsJ, the general appropriation bill.
Several amendments were proposed, but
their consideration was postponed until Mon
day next
Mr. Smith, from the improvements commit.
tee, reported bill to supply a deficiency IN
the appropriation for grading and graveling
Twelfth street west, approved August 20, 1856;
passed.
Mr.. Emery reported bill for completing
the grading and grayelling Of Fourth street
west, from New York avenue to U street {;
passed
Also, Dill Tor painting the wood and stone
work Of a bridge on Rock Creek, at h street !;
passed.
Also, q bill for improving New York avenue,
between Thirteenth aud Fourteenth streets !;
passed.
"a Also bill to build cuIvert on the corner
Of Thirteenth and u streets; passed.
Also, bill in relation to the erection of q
market house on Louisiana avenue, with a
substitute; Land on the table.
Mr.. Busey, from the police committee, re.
ported the bills authorizing the appointment
of janitOr Of the hall, aud prescribing the
duties Of the Mayors messenger, with a 50 o.
stitute; the substitute was adopted "a.
Mr.. Pearson, from the claims committee,
reported bill for the relief of ] Rupp; re.
jscted
Mr.. Smith, from the canal committee, re
ported bill for repairs of Tenth street bridge;
passed.
Mr.. Smith, from the asylum committee, re-
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L,Ok BOSTON.- THE FINE SCHOONER
Il MARIETTA BURR, Capt Ira Nick IN
erson, has arrived and will have quick dis. .7HIn
patch for the above port For freight apply 70
HARTLEY& BROTHER, Agents.
oc 27-4t 10l Water street, Geo getown.
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PiBBONs, FLOWERS, AND fEATH.
III Frs Just received at GEO. II. CAs.rsqsv
siuAY q CO.'S, successors to A. Tate, S38H
jl4 Penn. avenue. &C 10 SX
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Cheap Furniture Ter Cash.
% FINE SOFAS, Divans and retes; Marble top
Nv and plata bureaus; Cottage and Jenny Lind
}edsteads Wood and Marble Centre Tables any
quantity OF other Furniture always On hand at the
lowest rates.
The new style Metallic Cases always on hand.
June Il, 1856. A. d. CHANDLER.
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EXEC, TORS SALE OF REAL AND
PERSONAL PROPERTY.

A S Executor of Jnme A. Cochran, decd, will
- sell very desirable and valuable Tract OF Land
lying the waters Of Buffalo Branch, in the county
OF Augusta. adjoining the lands of George Shuey,
Jacob Hoover and others, about two miles South
west of Churcave and containing Five Hundred
Acres, The land is of good quality, finely TIM
hered and watered, lies within miles of Swoope's
Depot on the Va. G. r. H., is convenient to Church
es, School houses, Mills, Stores, Blacksmith Shops
&c all things considered, it is in one of the most
desirable localities and mel ghbot hoods in the Valley
II can be conveniently divided into two Farms. with
comfortable Log Dwelling House aud good
Spring of water each, will sell it either i'll
or separate tracts to suit purchasers
Also, u Tract of Land, lying in the same neigh
borhood, at the eastern base of North Mountain, on
the waters OF Fhiskey Creek, containing about -
------ Acres. with ali necessary improvements.
good Cooper would do well to purchase this land,
and carry his trade extensively, as he would have
it all the necessary timber and convenient mar
ket for his at the different Mills in the neighbor-
hona.
also. a small Tract, of about so Acres. well i'm
proved, adjoining the ioch Willow CT home tract.
If the above lands NOT sold privately before
7'hRrs6oE the fM day Of August, ] shall, on that
day, on the Buffalo Branch tract, proceed to sell
them, at public auction, to the highest bidder,
will also sell, at the same time and place, great
variety OF Personal Property such Horses, Colts,
Cows. Calves ard Hogs all descriptions OF Farm.
ing Utensils, Harness, Wagons, Pioughs, Harrows,
&C, &c.
TERMS shall be accommodating ana made known
on day OF sale-loug credits with good security.
Any one wishing information to the above prop
erty, will address the undersigned ut Chnt chville.
Augusta county; any one wishing to see it, will
be sht any all cf it. by myself or brother one
of whom can 81 ways be found at home.
JAMES COCHRAN,
June I4--tds Exr of James A. Cochran, decd.
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OUR OMNIBUS
BLACK ROCK SPRINGS.

vTlIIs delightful watering place vii. be opened for
l. the reception of visitors on the 18th OF July
1t is situated in the county OF Augusta, 20 miles
East of Stanton, Is miles from Waynesboro and
miles from Meyers Cave, Hacks and buggies can
be readily obtained, either at Waynesboro' or at
Staunton.
deem it altogether unnecessary to enter into any
elaborate description. Its waters have been analy-
zed by Professor Rogers, and pronounced the sron-
gest and pnlest Chalybeate In the State. They are
efcacious in cases of Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint,
act most powerful on the kidneys, and general de-
bility but their most powerful effects have been dis
played in the cure OF various female diseases.
These Springs are admirably suited to persons
from Eastern Nirgninia, whose health would be
more readily promotedhy the use OF the wa.ers and
the mild and healthy climate by which they sur
rounded. Indeed, the region Of country in which
they are situated, has been long noted for it's salu-
bIity; and possessing as they do, many advantages
both fer heslth and pleasure, render them very
desirable retreat for a few months, and commend
to the public favor by more than ordinary claims.
A large Ball Room fer those who may wish to en-
gage in the meanders OF :ae merry dance.
TERMS for board per week, So, children and SER
wants half price.
We pledge ourselves to spare pains to please all
who may favour with a eall
l.. II. d. FAgbC0NER p.o.,,;a..a
N. W. BATES, A''p'''''''
I.j,E If
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EDiCAL NOTICE,

nR. WM. y. HARDIN, a Graduate of the Jeffer-
II son Medical College Of Philadelphia. of the New
York Medical college, 81 the city Of New York. OF
the New Y ork 0pthalmic Hospital, and also having
a certificate of honor conferred upon him by PROBES
scr r Ogden. Doremus OF the Chemical laboratory
of the city OF New York, signed by Horace Green,
NJ. D.. Emeritus Professor and President OF the Fac-
ulty Of the New York Medical College. and the es.-
pericDce of seven years in the practice of Medicine
offers his services to the citizens of Mddebrook,
Augusta county, and surrounding country.
Having spent the past winter in the various Medi-
cal Coll Hospitals and Dispensaries in the city
of New DIRK, ana also having taken course Of Mil
itary Surgery 1ier Isdor Gluc, Surgeon-in- Chief
of the Hungarian army, viii pay especial attention
to OPERATIVE SURGERY, diseases OF Females, and the
Respiratory Organs.
He may be found at the Miadlebrook Hotel or the
Office lately occupied by Dr.. arwick, unless pro-
fessionally engaged.
Nav II. ls5e-3t
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NYEXIGAN AND AFRICAN GUAN0. We have
lfR Just received supply Of best A. A. and Mex
lean and African Guano which offer for sale at
tie market rates. FOWLE d co.
Alexandria, Aprill9, 1856.
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,;lls NESS DlREC TOR ! :

VIRGINIA FEMALE iNSTTU It->eSs'oa
,. September in each yeai''-
Rev. f. II. PH,LLIps, Pfhcipai. .w Office,
sapMATN bt,L,. Attorneys al Law o''o'
n d o2posijs Inc Central SAM ,,;o and Cam
.w II uEIL. Notary Pubic anu Nu"'
VA. -, 10 take dispositions, anu ses''e
.o.o,... oc,:n,rlians, Administrators, EAe'''o''
l)uslees, 81. a, Law. Contra
w. Bank Row. S,aunlon, va. Chemist and
r u MISUNDERSTANDING TieinA's
!, nr d. Es Main street, taunton Va. ,o,rr
SSay55 'REAR, Watch-Makef anu 'e"e''y
~ Main Street. Slaun'oh. M,ke,. Main
"A. s,rsst S,auuton-Furnituie al he"''''''u
mo r EVANS. Tobacco and eeSa' '''o''
- o,,os,,e The Post Office, Slann'oh. l,.s
AgORR(s & GOODE, Merchants &c evoceriss
VI in Fancy AMI Staple oooas " n,s,'.s Main
easral,y. o. pos,te Nadicaeos o'''sN'
.feel S!aunion, Va. ,,or Founders
ST .,sas2;,s,s--wo,ks al North emu u
TOWN. c-,oraino and
rasa RANDEBURG & Co.---FoTT" 'leals,s "''i N
80 Oorn,;ssjon Merchants, anu oS"'0
1ry Gods generally, corner oppos,e T. n ,iG.
H7NO p. WATTS-Auefney al La"
ID on Central Bank Row, sfaen'o".
HpAYLOR BAyLoR-Auosn0ti;ss HE Cour,
10 Odice in Bfick building Opposite 'Ns 00'''
House - ,1or,ess and
Yr0OsoN MACoy--sad1le, nav, harness al"
sl5 Trunk Factory. Opposite va. ho'ei, r
NMBOEEN& Nc C UE-A'toIpntIS ii Id"
L Office rev door TO Halman s. Sell. .1
A. T. COCHRAN i co. 10 oOaT Kew steel.
" dealers in Segars, snaiii &C. W."
" -. user sTR1BLLNG Merchants H., M and
IA dealers in Fancy Goods, generally MUM
ssa, EyvSIWlN & J. S. CR.aWF0RD3-sMafirn
Is chants and dealers in Fancy 1ooes' WAN
Street, Staunton. crocer
Ay SCH.MIDT-Nerc ana u'o.e''
1Xa New Town Pump, Main STU S,aes',nn' e.
VIRGINIA HOTEL -Staun'on- ,..o''s
Psy,on, Pfeprietors .:xs e r,
Ef M. GUSHING s. Oo-Contect'Hnfi 80 o,s
IA. GERS and dealers in Fancy Articles; No c
1sEyTRAL BANK OF vIRGlTlA,-Ne"
'OBrick Building opposite Union Haul
JAMES G.. LAIRD-Chemirt aud Druggist, MAIN
u ssreet, Stanton. Va. ID n.,,o,
AIRS. l.. H. WARD. +, liner ana han'au
Va maker, Slaunton va.
9Wx 0ODWARD HOUSE Staun'on, va
~ J. N. Woodward prol tor.
MI. B. B. pCNAGHs.e 'e ';nmea'a''F
~ opposite the Post Once.
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JUNCTION VALLEY TUKNPIkE
ITDD GIL L, An DT,pIIG dIlr2,IO N

VFR 5IfLI1 n 7 UbLIO ITO q IO1F'
ID vivtue of a decree made by The Circuit Court
LIP of Roekbrdge at its April term, A. d., 1856 in
the case OF William l.. Figgat and others, vs.. the
Junction Valley Turnpike Company and others
pending therein. the uade signed Commissioners for
the purpose appointed, will. on Saturday the 9N 6dg
Of august 1s56 sell at Ppbiic Auction to the high
est bidder, at the front door OF the Court House IN
Lexington, the franchise OF the said Junction Valley
Turnpike Company and its roads with the appurte-
nances thereto attached The road is sixty miles in
length, leading from Buchanan 30 Staunton, and
with judicious management may be made profitg-
bic investment.
Terms Cash in hand sufficient to pay cost Of suit
and expenses of sale, and for the residue credit of
six, twelve eighteen, and twentytour months, in
four equal nstalments, the purchaser giving bond
with approved personal security.
THOS. j. NICHE,
WIN. w. BOYD, Co,.,..
S. MoD. MOORE, oohn iS'
f. +. PAXTON.
May 3, 1S5S.-tds.
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TO FARMERS AND MILLERS.
PREMIUM double SCREEN GRAIN
CLEANER. PATENTED APRlL 2O. 1s


TJSliiS popular Fan which | am manufacturing in
T. Staunton, where have a number already finish
cd for the inspection OF farmers and others, has been
awarded some thirteen premiums in the last tonr
years at Baltimore and the Virginia State Fair held
at Rchmond last fall and at all the leading Fairs in
Virginia and Tennessee. $500 OF these Fans have
been sold in Virginia and Tennessee, and we could
append hundreds OF certificates from the most prac-
teal Farmers and ilIers to show its superiority in
expeditiously .leaning Wheat, Cloverseed, and all
kinds Of grain but deem it unnecessary, trial Of
the fan will give satisfaction 1t cleans Coverseed
from Cookie, Cheat, Smut, and all kinds of trash
and is pronounced the best separator extaut. To
insure one for your next CROP send in your orders
early. Our teams are passing through the country
to accommodate all that they may lind i'll want of a
good Fsn. They warranted and given on trial
Communications addressed 10 7. J. U0yie5 Staun-
ton, Va, will be promptly attended to. My Fans
have my name stamped on them.
Dao state and County rights for sale.
May IL 1856-3m T. DOYLE.
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low I'M car ME no BE YN0yyN

" Hen lWst cOmmencei NFgcIlce IN New ORE,
some twenty years ago, my attention almost inn
mediately called to the many and increasing of
Scroiuious complaints and for hich certain or
successful mode of treatment could be adopted.
began to make myself familiar with itin aiiits most
vrulent forms, and after ten years Of almost unte
hitting laber, prepared and began to apply the
''Scrolulous Antidote, in lay practice, with the
a, u II Il 81 q
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Farm for sale.

FEsHE subscriber offers for sale his Farm situa ted
Il miles from Staunton on the BarterbPook road.
and adjoining the lands of W Marshall and W. Gil
kerson. There III acres in The tract, 95 OF which
is well timbered with oak and pine. The Farm is in
good state of cultivation, large qunantitv of ma
nure having been spread over it within the past two
years. There springs in seven fields on this Farm
and one in the yard If She best kind of water
There Is on the premises v0@ug affle orchard OF
l75 line trecs also orcharc OF bearing apple trees;
and a young orchard o. 80 fine peach trees There
is comfortable .ra89 dwelling ON the place, and all
necessary on buildings. The farm is in fine neigh
borhood, and Convenient to the churches aud Schools
If not sold priyatti1 before. It will be offered at
pubic sale GA Tuesday. th9 l2th day OF August,
next.
- tie semo time aaa place. Iwiii sell ali my Per
sonal Property CONSISTING # Y g 1 s + n y Il p
AND KITCHEN - RNfFt ~, 3 Colts; 2 Hor-
ses, among which is enc fac brood Mare; Duchess
Hogs, the finest stoea seen in this section Of he
State. Those wishing to get superb stock OF hags,
wunid do well 10 attend the sale Plows, Harrows,
Wagons, DC.
TEeas:-One- third down and the remainder oi
the purchase money in three annual instalments of
and years, lien upon the property being re-
tanned until the last payment is made. Possession
given in time TO put in the Fall crop. Any person
desrous of seeing the premises, viii be shown them
by the subscriber, who resides on the Farm
June IS, 56.-S copy. JOHN NJ. BASSETT.
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- e. - s--s-
NEW ARRIVAL.
G. l. q II Fl | N G.

nUk most excellent Spring and Summer Stock d
~ Ready Made Clothing las been received and
we have the pleasure OF exhibiting to the public the
latest and best patterns and styles of line and bu-
siness dresses, in French and other cloths, cassi-
mcrcs, cashmcros sattinets, &C., &C., well as in
summer stuis OF ali kinds together with Hats Caps,
and large assortment in the furnishing line. IN
stead o. the useless enumeration of articles, We
simply state, that we brought larger stock this
Spring than ever before. The careulness with
which 1t was selected, justly recommends our goods
to the purchaser in prefcrenceD all Others and the
astonishing low prices will induce him to buy
Just come and examine
70 country merchants we will sell at Baltimore
wholesale prices. KAHN d. SCHUCHTERER,
Main ST., next to Woodward House.
April 5, lS56.-Spec conv
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TASTELESS LIQUID CATHAR7IC
or EAIJIJ Y pHENJG

yTNHISis the best, cheapest and most efficient CA
L THARTiC ever offered to the public.
1t is TasfElnss thereby avoiding the nauseating eff
ping or other painful effects: Unke all other pur-
gatiyes, it searches to the bottom of the disease
thoroughly cleanses the stomach, and leaves the
bowels entirely free from costiveness.
NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT 1T.
Children drink it readily and without forcing, and
medicine is more highly recommended by the
Medical Faculty.
Give it fair trial, and then Judge for yourselves
1t can be had wholesale retdl OF j. b. EsKRtpGE
s,tsunton Purcell. Ladd Il Co.. Richmond L. H.
Stabler d Co., baltimore j. L. Antrim, Green
vile.
Aug A. IS55.-ly
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Great Es:s,.gs asas for CASH.
KOSSUTII.

FgNtIs fast trottng and fine bred Stallion 70 whom
L was awarded the first premium two years in
succession, GS54-5,) 1t the Virginia State Agr-
cultural Fair, and who is considered to be one of
the fastest and best bred trotting stations in Amer
lea, will STAND full season in Augusta county,
commencing the first day Of August, and closing
the first day of October at the following places,
viz: Peter hangers, near Naynesboro' Col.
Geo. c. Robei ts5n's. and at the National Hotel,
Stanton: and will be let to Mares at Sl6 the single
leap, $50 the season. and $50 insurance; 81 in all
cases to the Groom Thu season will commence at
Hangers, whore he vii. remain 8 duys: thence to
Rcbcrtson's, days. then to 6taunton days and
SO continue throughout the season.
The Horse will be under the management of Peter
Hanger and Col. y. q. Robertson, who viii give any
information desired.
E,.s The Horse WILDE exhibited in sIaunton at the
july Cont, III. J. SMITH.
july T., --4t-Printers fee 800.
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VIRGINIA AT Rules held IN the Clerks Office
Of the Circuit Court fer Augusta County, duly
the 18th 1856, John b. Hanger Plaintiff,
AGAINST
George Baylor, Admnstrator oil Jacob Duh, sen.,
decd, and Joha Observation-Disclosures
The object of this suit IS TO attach mach OF
auy funds in the hands OF the Defendant, Baylor as
Administrator OF said Dull. which NAV be coming to
the absent defendant, John Hartman, will pay the
Plaintiff the sum of S35 with interest from the 3lst
day of March, 1856, and the cost OF this suit and
to obtain Judgment to recover the same, against the
real esta e of said Defendant, Hartman.
The Defendant, John Hartman. not having enter
ed his appearance and gwen security according to
the act of Assembly, and the Rules OF This Court.
and it appearing by SAT- factory evidence that hc is
not an iuhabtant Of til. Commonwealth: 1t is OF
dcrcd 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 be forthwith inserted in
some newspaper printed in Staunon, for -four weeks
successfully, and posted at the front door OF The
Courthouse. A Copv-Teste.
July l2-tw NICHOLAS c. KINNEY, Crk.
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Valuable Tract of Laiii Ea
MARKET,

yr,t3r undersigned Commissioned pursuance OF a
dnaran in tbs case of Arehart's guardian vs.. Are
6s decree et s viii I proceed on Thursday the 9TH day
of Of. august, is56, on the premises to sell at puzzle
auction to the highest bidder hne tract o. anu
e snrssmtLe land of the late John Arehart This
land is situated between the head waters OF MiddlS
River and Walkers Creek and adoins the dea o
.h ohars II is in good state of cultivation and
saSable of improvement, has good orchard
cod comfortable dwelling large barn, and other
Tss,So much in hand as will be necessary to
defray the expenses of sale and cost Of the above
fnot exceeding $1,000 and the balance in three
equal annual payments from the date Of saie the
itha Tile reserved until all the purchase money is
paid. DA' ~ - ANH''<N"i'
Rockingham Register ocpy IDS, and send account
"a this Office for collection.
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Il OOpy-Teste,
July l2-4w A. STEPHENSON. Cie,,k
NlRGINIA:-AtRu Rules held in the Clerks oaic

VIRGINIA AT Rules held in the Clerks OAic.
OF the Circuit Court of Highland county, ON
Monday, the 18th day Of July 1856.
The object OF this proceeding is, to summon Al,
persons interested in the Prubat of the Will of Jo.,s
Graham decd, late Of Highland County, viigin;s,
to appear before the Judge Of the Circuit Court al
Highland County, on the LIST day of the next term
OF SAID Court to contest such Probat-and affidavit
having been filed, that Pascha Davis and Mary, ais
Wife, Rankin W Douglass and Sarah, his wife, and
Elizabeth Given are not residents of this State: II
is ordered that the said Paseha Davis and MARY
his wife, Rankin W. Douglass and Sarah, his wife
and Elizabeth Given, appear within month after
due publication Of this ORDER and do what IL neces
sary to protect their interests in this proceeding and
that they appear before the Judge OF The Circuit
Court of Highland County, the LIST day of tho
next Term OF said Court, to shew cause why tho
Will Of John Graham, decd. should not be admit.
July IL, ls56-4t A. STEPHENSON, Clk.
VIRGINIA AT Rules held in the Clerks ethc,
of the Circuit Court for Augusta County, July
the 9TH 1886, John Crawford Benjamin Weller, NJ
II. McCue and james !. A. Trotter, Plaintiffs
AGAINST
Marshall X. Fultz, Geo. Rankin, Alexander Walker,
Matthias keash, William Beard, B. L, Lewis D. &
Young, A. l.. Harris and John Paris, --Deiend'ts
The object Of this suit is to subject the property
Of George Rankin to the payment of the Execution
liens OF the Plaintts, and to require account Of
the debts secured by the Trust Deeds
The Defendant, Marshall K. Fultz, 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 is
not inhabitant of this Commonwealth 1t is or
dered, that the said Defendant do appear here with,
in one month after due publication of this notice.
and do what Is necessary protect his interest, and
some newspaper printed in Stanton for -four weeks
successfully, and posted at the front door of the
e. JaIyisir sica66iEAs c. KINNEY, OK.
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JOHN KENNEDY,
'S0Y1 eysstE EesWNte FUfs0yy,

East Court House Lane, Stanton, Va.
Va HERE he will constantly have White, Yellow,
w Brown, and Liquid Soap, and Mould Candles
ofthe best quality, which he will sell at the lowest
cash price or exchange for Taow and Grease of all
descriptions. Eerespectfuly sclicitsa share of pa
tronage.
June %, 1855.
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REsTsG y III.

7 KAMERkR has removed his Watch Making
- and Repairing Establishment TO the room di-
rectlv opposite the Virginia Hotel. formerly occu-
pied by Nm. =. Kerr. Thankful for the liberal
patronage heretofore bestowed upon him. he re-
specially solois continuance of the same assured
that he can gre entire satisfaction to an.
MAY II, 1885,.