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sTRlRLlNG EPRlNGS s.

TyNHlS MOUNT lS RETREAT n AUgrsts csiin-
4 ". Va, Il miles frcns Scauntpn, ana Il miles
from lIarrisonhure viii be under TIE laana cement
of Mr.. PETER II. WOODWARD fnf aery al jack-
sons River and for the last three seasona a the
Healing Springs.
The proprietor respectfully announces to uyalids
and pleasure seeking public, that by erecting EGHf
NOAH porRlE eofrAeEs and BY the general tunrc -e-
ment of the premises since last season, that after
the 10th of June, he will be prepared viii eatirply
NEW FURNITURE, and sufficient number II atten-
dants to offer visitors TIE p3cs5 F1EAstT teCe2iur-
DirIoNs in the Virginia Mountaiss.
TIE water7 Of this place are unsurrsssft Il fact
the visitor al these Springs has tc advantage of at
the various waters belonging to the entire mineral
region of Virginia.
tbs SulrHua WaFee exeellea by none except that
OF GTeeubrier.
The Aim Sprires inferior to nene. as tested for
tho last live wears, with TO Nha'Ybe$le aud Free
Stone Waters, all At hHna, N alum 44aoe, render
this place. properly, the
MINERAL SPRINGS OK VIRGINIA.
For pleasure seekers, there will be S-sse IN at
tendance and the amuscments and spor,s aftrlcd
by mountain resorts.
As ENPEEiHNcED PHYSICIAN viii reside at tue
Springs.
FER stss-Sia per week; $50 for month Of four
weefs, aud reduction made Tor entire season;
for less than week 81 so per daY will be Charged.
20 line of SUPERIOR FOUR HORSE NAIL
COACHES viii leave Stauutou daily fer thi. place,
after the arrival of the Eastern carr.
515'- \ line OF STAGES Is expected 10 pass the
Springs, en route from iartisanhuIg 10 Bath Alum
Springs. CHESLEY KINNEf.
June IS lSs9.-tf Proprietor. .
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DlGTURE FRAMES.--.Iust received a large as
Il sortment Of Gilt Moulding very prettv--at
July 4, 1857. LINK q K1NAEliS.
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More Helm,

We have neglected, heretofore, to notice
the change in the propretorship of.the f.sa-
lem Register published in Roanoke, Va
That paper is now owned md edited by
Mr. Jacob Kcjs8r and Mr. Palmer, former
ly of Augusta Both these gentlemen were
Wings Until recently, but are now doing
good service in the Democratic cause Mr.
Keiser was, at one time. we think, an act
ing Magistrate in this county.
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Tic Cr0ps.

The commencement of harvest must snc-
cessfully quel all idle speculation and vague
prediction as to tie result which 3 thou
sand ard enc disastrous circumstances and
untayorable influences would have upon
the wheat crop, previous to It's being reap
ed. All those causes which were alledged
to be working out such disastrous effects,
have operated as far as they possibly could;
since the nature and amount of the yield
cannot be materially affected, after the
wheat is gathered into the garner. The
general reports from the wheat growing sec
tons of the South and West, have certainly
given rather an unfavorable aspect to the
prospects of large and full yield, but even
the gloomiest representations have never
made itappear that the deficiency would ex
eeed more than one third of an average crop.
We have been struck with the fact, howev-
er, that these reports have in almost every
case, arisen from the impressions received
by travellers through wheat growing sections,
who necessarily can only get arapid, con-
tracted and uncertain idea as to the real
state of the growing crops. y careful ex-
animation Of the statements of almost every
paper of standing and the letters OF expert
enced and knowing writer's throughout the
Southern and Western States, confirms us
in our opinion, already expressed, that al
though there will be deficiency in the
yield of this year, and especially SO in this
State, still it will not be such as to justify
the exorbitant price for grain, which some
so confidently expect. The most despon-
ding. influenced by the bad condition in
which the severity of winter and the back
wardness of the Spring necessarily placed
the Wheat, never predicted any very mark
ed dimihntion in the yield. AS the crop
ripened, their calculations were universally
conceded to be too extreme in the direction
of bad crop, and if harvest deyelopes Gas
we understand il will J that the crop is even
better than its recently improved prospects
indicated then we shall be inclined to think
chat our estimate Of a deficit ofa fourth is
too large From all we can gather, we
do net entertain a doubt that the supply in
this country, will fully meet, if it does not
exceed the home demand This, coupled
with the fact that we will, almost certainly
not have to fill any foreign orders, and chat
the eorn crop viii be most abundant, con-
Tinces us that although the price Of wheat
will be considerable advance on what Is
deemed fair value in times Of plentiful
crop, still it cannot possibly reach that
high figure which some have fureshadowed.
- {3Y{cyi, iSJt1Y Hpco3der
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Recent Publications.

London Quarterly Repiew.-Contcnts Of
April No l. Pedestrianism in Switzerland,
.. Dred-American Slavery, 3. Lunatic
Asylums, 4. English Political Satires, 5.
Photography, 6. Rowing Life in England,
7. Persia, 8. The New Parliament and its
Works.
BlochmooGs lNaga@ine.-Contents of the
June No: What will we do with IT,
Book l., .. New Seaside studies.-N6,
l., 3. Scenes of Clerical fe.-Mr. Gilfls
love story.--Part ", f. American tx
plorations: China and Japan, g. The Atl.e-
lings.-Part the Last, 6, Sir Francis Pal
grave and his Books, l. STARTS Practical
Angler, 8. Manchester Exhibition Of Art
Treasures, 8. Maga's Birthday.
Unpublished by Leonard Scots & Co,
New York, at So each Per annum, or The
four great British Reviews and Blaekueod
for SO.
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The Nurseries Of Crime = There are
thrty-three places known in New York as
reeeptaelea Of stolen goods. Stolen clothing
sold there is soon ripped up and so changed
that the former owner could never identify
it. Silver spoons or. other plates are melted
at once. These people are admirably or
ganized among themselves, have mutual
benefit association. and whenever one of
their number is so unfortunate as to be ar
rested, bail is immediately furnished by an
association. When the trial comes on first
counsel is engaged, and any number of wit
nesses are easily provided to testify to every
thing necessary. Hence convictions seldom
occur
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ANCTEER REMARKABLE CURE

SPARTA, Caroline Co., Va, March 1854.
Mcssrs Bennett & Beers, Richmond
Gentlemen Your Carriers Spanish Mixture has
performed remarkable cure in the person ct q
servant man, afflicted with Scrofula in the very
worst form. So bad had he become, that his eyes
We're entirely closed and had been so for more than
year As last resort, every thing else had
failed. it resolved to try the mixture We adj
ministered it according to directions, and wonder
ful to say, perfect cure has been effeesed. am
satisfied that no medicine equals Carriers Spanish
Mixture, as q purifier of the blood. 1t is creating
quite excitement here, and sells very rapidly.
Send another lot by Railroad. -.
Yours, truly, [J6 4wl X. S. RROADDUS.
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NIIEAT IN INDIANA

The accounts of the wheat crop in Indiana
continue to be most encouraging. In the
counties Of Boone, Carl, Clinton, and Tip
pecanoo the prospect was ncyer better since
they were aettied, aad fahy one fourth more
ground has been sowed than was harvested
Inst year The crop of the whole State last
year was abo.3t thirteen millions Of bushels.
This year it is. estimated b those r,ho have
given the matter their particular attention
to reach the amount Of eighteen millions.
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LEOPOLD GoEPEb, agent for VIM Knabr &
Co., Piano Manufacturers. baltimore. Nd. VIII
remain in this place short time and viii be pleas
ed to attend to any business entrusted to him.
Piaeos Timed aud Repai,eaf on Rea2aaa5ie 2 rms
Mr.. G.'s long connection Aisd The aaeYc eelebra-
ted Factory Is guaI antee 81 ms eapabiity OF per
forming properly what he undertakes
lie has, also, in his possession, undoubtea tcsti
monials
szt Orders will please be left soon ~ possible
at the Virginia House. with J. c. EAGLEGaKlHf,
at the Virginia Female Institute.
MaN .. 1851.
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OHIO

The prospects indicate larger crops Of
iirain in l'rebe county this season than ev-
ct before raised in the county. The recent
rains and war.a weather have revived all
aud nature comes forth smiling and Promis-
iug hounteous harvest TO tie industrious
farmer. Il Is indeed cheering 70 the de-.
pondine spirit TO visit orr farmers and see
their bright prospeeis-their lietl+ oi thrift
y wheat and corn, and green pasture.
k0.oa Odio N.mocrat.
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TorNG AMERICA William Witcher.
fast young man, shot his father, through the
abdomen, few days since, at Atlanta,
Geo His father was one Of the proprieters
Of the Fulton House, in that city, and had
been demonstrating with his son on the i'm
propriety of intemperance. The father WAS
still lYing at the last aeeo,.nt.
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ater Of Packages 4i,l .. sold attbs follow


In Ordering Tickets Or GcrtiiiCa tes.
Enclose tns money To our address for tine Tickets
ordered. ea receipt at which they will he forvafA
by hrst mEll. Purchasers ean have tickets ending
IL any number they may DESIGNATE.
The llsi Of heEwu Numbers and Prizes vii -
sent 80 purchasers imH 1diatelv after t3e drawing.
lurelaaers VII please write signatures plain
and give taeil Pos. Office. Gea1tY and Statc.
Remember t8at every prize is drawn ani peya5,e
n fu4l Wit#taI, deduction
All prize Of silicon and a. pr. pa'd Immediately
atter the dra insethar Iizes -tiae Hanal sn,o ef
thirty days.
All communications strieelY toa74eail-l.
Prize Tickets esssea or renewed in ether lirs cts
at either office.
Orders for Tickets or Certificates can Leaadfes7-
ea 10 5. S6AA = CO. .tfanin, t9.
a@A list ui ne ugm1ers nat drawn from
the wheel, with the smeuui OF Che prize TINT e1Ch
one Is entitled 10, viii be published after every
drawing, IN the following papers :--Nsfg 0rfa0H8
Re'ta Mobile Register. Ch0riestdb "oHd0rd Nash
rite Gasette, Aiitnfe hfeiiiaeacee Ne,a Yart II eet-
~ Beg B89h'. Satapnoh Faaiag Seirs. aud Rich
moad DisRafet. and NoW orb Bispatal.
Hmm -.
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1890 Prizes amounting ia s2G4 .Ot
Who ole licksts @lG--IaIYes a--Gu'ra2, 6
PLAN OLE TILE LOTTERY.


Tho Numbers from q 30 900 corr spending with
those Numbers on the Tickets printed on sepsrate
slips Of paper eueiFcled with small tin tubes ala
p}aced IN Wheel.
The frs 262 Prizes, similarly printed and encie-
cpd, are plsced in anutler T. heel.
The wheels are then revolved. and numbe- Z
drawn from the wheel Of Numbers at the same time
a Prize IS drawn from the other wheel. The %uta-
Der and Prize drawn ont are opened and exhibited
to the audience, and registered bs the Commission
ers; the Prizes being placed against The Number
drawn This operations repeated entl 81 ,3cl'rf=
are drawn 1ut.
Approximation f'rizeg. Tactz.s preceding
and the two slececdiH. Nimbers tn these drawing
tne first L Prizes VII sc entitled e. Gs 8pproxma
ton Prizes. For example # firket No. li250
draws the $50, eo3 pfi1a, these Tic'e;s numbered
ll2ls llt49, l123l, 1l252, IN each - eE9tled ta
SIS. If fsctat No. $50 draws the S2b e9g prize
t}lasa f#ske's numbered IS, -, sol, 553. viii
eieil Be eatitled 10 soc, and &C On ascordsag 10
the above scheme.
The3 ,pggprizcs or529 letcrm' nod Nv he last
figure Of tie NGmber.that draws the $50, 90e Prize.
For example, II the Number dra8iug the $50 0o0
Prize ends with No. /. then all the Tickets mhpre
the aambef ead5 in f.H he ontitle'i $50. II the
Numher ends with No >. then allth Tieksts where
the Number ends IN Mil be entitled to 80, and
on 10 0.
Certificates Of Packages i.l Is sold atths follow
ing rates which Is the risk:
Certificate of papk4ua o Who'll = G4a
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NJ LEE.

BY the ley. ,iohn I. Freed, Mr. HENEy
TFrrR to Miss liErsY AM SroSAuGLrR, al
If l1endletoa county, Va.
On the seth Of April last, Mr. FRASxiIS
pAyrs. of this place, to Miss M,mt y.
htNr, Of Chester oocnty, enhs5 .yania.
On tae 31tt Of .'qne, by Rev. \. Low.
rev, Mr.. Wv. Ii. IIsrr to Miss Mary FIT
LII. second daughter Of Mr. VIM. Clarke
all ef irhaaa, Chic, sEzF. y
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SADDIE-BAGS.--Afe few pair of the most approx
- ed STYLES of Physicians Saddle bags and Phys-
clans Pocket Cases j4st receif red and for sale ny
July t. 1857 LINK KINNEY.
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Serenadc TO Senator Hunter.

This distinguished V.rginian in company
with several others, passed Monday night
in this place. While here they were the
guests of j. D Tmboden, ESQ, and were
serenaded by the Mountain Sax Horn Band
Several speeches were made on the occasion.
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TIea'le' a,m Crops IN hocAbridqr.-A
friend writes us under date July ID; THE
crops in this county were never better
The weather is remarkably cold, demanding
fires aud ovcreo IT'S to kee1 o.sa conforta-
Vie. - Spoieh.
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Lf,fest from Utah

ST. LOUIS, July 6.--The Deseret Ne,es Of
May q, announces the return of Brigham
Young to Salt Lake City, after an absence
df sixteen days.
The harvest prospects of the Territory.
were very fattering.
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Contra! Rail ROAD.

The cars on this Road will hereafter run
to .Jaetson's River, point 10 niles this
side of Covington, and 20 miles further Than
the run heretofore This extension leaves
about 80 miles of staging to the White Sui
phur The travel is now very great
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ttriblins Springs.

About % persons from the Eastern cities
left this place, last week, for tbs excellent
Watering PLACE, where they intend spend
ing the summer. There are about 10 per
sons there now who design remaining tie
whole season.
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CIaANGE- 0r FIRM.

tE1ilE firm Of IAfHe LtSK has this day been dis
i solved, by mutual consent, through the nur-
Chase of lapes G. Leird's interest by JOHN {. III
roy. :. viii II future be conducted by
LIN X & KINNEY.
Tie old firm will be settled By Mr.. Laird. and il
Is important that all indebted, should be as prompt
possible in their respective payments
tonjoady, take leave of our customers with
4 Cue appreciation of their liberal patronage, and
respectfully invite continuance of the same for the
aea hru1, JAS. G. LAIRD,
PRANK II. LINK.
Janc =. ls5E -fts.-Snec COW
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400 ACRES

ono OF the most vaiu$jle Tracts Of Land in the
T. nf Anrnstn .nnt airi ahnnt
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s1ae.

kccenty, at Mt. Vernon, Indiana, Mrs.
EL1ANNA May JrREY, daughter of MIR. Eli
ah May, and wife Of Mr.. Jas. u. Jurey,
!orn,cr9 Of this place. s..,.=.
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TaE TRA9Et..-lrom SO to go porsons
dine daily at the American Hotel in this
place Virginia House is equally well
sostained-=thc National is also a popular
Hnnse.
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STATE .Sab-l1reasnries The recent heavy
defalcation in. Ohio has suggested the pro-
jeet, now earnestly advocated by several of
the Democratic papers of that State, of a
State sub-Yrcasary The Ohio Statesman
..The Genera. Govcrnralqoant has collected
and disbursed fire hundred millions of DIT
tttls under the sub-treasury system, without
losing dollar, while it is estimated that
Ohio, under her bank and swindle system,
has lost thirty miUto9aSP
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rites and vot are cured already.
i AXE this best Of all Purgatiyes, and Screfsain-
digestion, Weakness Headache, Backache, Side
ache, Jaundiee, Rheumatism, arrangements Of the
Liver, Kidneys, and Bowels all arrangements and
all diseases which purgatve remedy can reach,
fly before them like darkness before the sun,
Reader, il you suffering from any of the nu-
merous complaints they cure-sutter no more--the
remedy has been provided for you, and it is erimi-
nal to neglect it.
That AYFRs CMERRY PICTORIAL, is the best med
icine for cough. is known to the whole world, and
that AYERS PIS are the best of all Pills, is known
to those vino have used them.
Prepared by DR.. j. C. AVER, Lowell, Mass, and
everywhere. June l3-2mos.
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ANeaYcr H2eaala.

NEANERS can be supplied with tins article N
w great variety at JN0. +. j. WHITE.
June 27, 1857.
40 BOXES SPERM, ADAMANTINE and TAIL
FO Low CANDLES, Just received at
j. BRANDEBERG cos.
April Is, 1857, spec copy
lust RECEIVED, a very nice lot of white Corn
- Meal expires sly for family use, and for sale at
81 20 per bushe, by
STABLES, MARTIN &C0.
staunton, July 1, 1857
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aud respectfully ask his old customers and friends
generally, in the counties Of Rockbridge, Bath, Al
leghany, Greenbrie, Munroe and Pocahontas, to
favor him with call and examine for themselves as
i. will at all times afford him great pleasure to exhb
this Goods. being confident that he can and viii sell
Goods rs low as any House west Of the Blue Ridge.
His stock consists of all kinds Of Goods usually
kept in country store, such as,
Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings, all kinds of
Dress Goods, Silks, &c. Sheetings, Tick
ings, Drillings, Cotton Yarns, and Ser
wants Wear of1every description, togeth-
er with a general assortment of Hard
ware and Quecnswaro, Boots and Shoes,
Hats, Caps, Dyes, Paints, Oils, &c.
| have, also, on hand good assortment of
REA Y-MAD CLOTHING,
which has been carefully selected in the Northern
Markets, that he will sell at small advance much
more reasonable than he has ever before offered.
Asa, general stock of Groceries Coffee, Sugar.
SALT, PLASTER, M0hASSES, RICE. TEAS,
SODA, SOAP, SPICES, RAlSINS, and in fact
every thing wanted in family, all of which he will
sell as low as the qualities can he bought IN
Richmond, with the cost of freight added either By
Wholesale or Retail, for cash to punetual cusa-
mers, take in exchange all kinds of Country Pro-
duce at the highest market prices.
Thankful far past fayors and hope, by his low
prices to merit a continuance of the same.
duly 4, lSj7-ly. A. 5. LARA.
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NEW III
LINK e. KINNEY

u
lie Is, - call ard see them
LINK & KINNEY.
June =, ls55.-spec. eepy.
FULTON Farm FOR SALE-sAT-
y URlfAY. JULY 2ifH. 1Sa1.-As Eommssian-
CT IF the Circuit of Augusta county, viii sell at
public auction, on the premises, the LAMBS he
longing to the estate nf Vim. Fulton, decd, lying
near Newport, in Augusta county.
The tract contains about s09 AZ fes, hut will,
desired, be divided 90 suit the views OF purchas-
e..
| am hi Iitte acquainted With this .nd but |
Gm assured by gentlemen of intelligence in the
neighbothood that it is Of good quality and well
worthy Of the attention ofpurchasers.
Il Is situated in popuinus aud wealthy part Of
the County etd IN the midst % good society. The
improvements good.
lFaas or SAILS Cash 70 pay the costs Of suit
and sale; TIE residue in four euGh payments. at
six twelve, iwenty-four aud thirty-six months
Personal security required and the tide retained
Ultimate security.
JOIN i. BALDWIN, eom'r.
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= 5 p3lEesJ amn1a5lH
J4fsE E't's 81
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TWO lots

sjjan.ag the Slaughter House. or orr IS a first
rate dollhouse, and If desirable aheat / Acres of
irst rate meadow adjoining the former lot. 1as
property is situated within the Cooperation ni
1tauntop and only a few hundred Yards from tn
Western I.uuate Asylum, the Institution FOR Is,
Deaf and Dumb and Blind. There are three hfs,
elass heteI+, and fse Male aud bema!e Semnattes
IN stanton, al, well attended. TO any pevsons
wishing 70 engage IN the Buchering business, cai
safely airm that there il no place superior IN iho
state OF Virginia, having carried on the husines
~ upEards o twenty years, rossessian given 30
jay. j y. Asst
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This land is situated about II miles North west of
Fitsunton and adions the lands o. GabIi e !. Hite
Gordon lioe=head and others, and now in thu. pos
session of Vim. iIogshead, sr. The Tracts well wa
tered-lies beautifully in of the most productive
and healthy regions of Va. There is a plain but
comfortable DWELLING HOUSTON the tract, with
all necess ,ry out buildings
Possession giyer the LIST of September for seeding
next
Attic same time and place, ] viii sell at public
sale. NINE VALUABLE SLAVES.
TERMS For the land, one-iourth in cash or
well endorsed negotiable note at -four months from
day Of sale, with interest added in the balance in
three equal annual instalments, with good personal
security and the title retained ultimate security.
The slaves will be sold on four months time, from
day Of sale upon negotiable notes well endorsed,
with interest added in G., NJ. COCHRAN,
June 27 lS57--tds Commissioner.
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THE undersigned ,hanAfai TO- pass faTors "a tie
4 hrn OF Bel, Lara 4 Co., respectfully informs
his Friends and customers that he viii continue hps-
mess at the old stand aud hopes by strict attention
and fair deaing 80 mer,, q continuance Of petroa-
age.
IL debts due by The late firm VII be paid By ne,
and all debts due 20 Il ere 20 70 paid to me.
A. ). lara.
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II Spriug Nill, Augusta county, IA.

Al Spring Hill, Augusta Comfy, Va.
Fs'HE subscriber respectfully Informs lis friends
and the public that he is now engaged at his es-
Enlistment in Spring ILL., Augusta Co.. in the
manufacture Of CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, CAR
kfALlS, R0CKAWAYS, &C., all of which will be
made to order of the very best material by supc-
rior w9rkmen, ana will be Sod at prices shat cannot
fail to be satisfactory.
lie also keeps on hand a supply Of All kinds of
CARRiAGE AND Buggy HARNESS.
OF neat finish and good workmanship.
He invites the attention of purchasers to his spen-
did stock on hand and is confident that he can sell
CHEAPER than any other establishment of the kind
in the county, and he solicts call before parchas-
ing elsewhere.
New work exchanged for olG--and old work re.
paired on moderate terms.
Nov. %, 1886 --lv j. A. CLISEDINST
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::sss Likely Ncgroea.

'Sss HIEAFFy ISEHEDssN,
consisting of Men, Women. and Children, ana al
voung, with only exception.
II is my desire to dispose Of this property pri-
vateIv, and persons wishing - purchase are re-
guested TO mare immediate application but il a
sale shopid not be effected before the st OF Sep
tember next, said property. together with all the
Stock, comprising Horses Cattle. Sheep aud Hogs.
Farming implements; Household and Kitchen Fer
niturc, &c, &C.. will on that day, be offered fef
sale at public auction.
Terms liberal, and VIII be maze kea#9 t. Z,
one wishing to buy.
June 20, lS57.-tds
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-07-11
SPECIAL NOTICES.
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