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RANNEY, PUBLISHER OFFERS for

A RANNEY, PUBLISHER OFFERS Tor
n. SALE 5UG, 200 BOOKS AND MAPS, of all
kinds, at publishers prices to BIO accompanied with
500, 900 Gifts, worth from 25 cts. to 5000 each !;
consisting of GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES JEwELRY,
RET1cuLEs, LADIES PURSES, PoRTMoTAIEs &c. $3.50
worth of GIFTS DISTRIBUTED with every 500
Books.
A GIFT will be delivered with every Book sold for
One Dollar or more Although no Book or Article
will be sold for more than the usual retail price, many
will be sold for less. Persons wishing any particular
Book can order at once and it will be forwarded with
a Gift complete Catalogue of Books, Maps, and
Gifts will be sent to any address on application. Per
sons ordering Books with Gifts. should forward the
amount of postage it must invariably be paid In
advance The average postage for 81 and 81 % books
Is Is cents aud for $l.50 and $500 books u cents
Address, A. KANNEl,,
No. 293 Broadway, New York.
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ESTATE IN AUGTsTA

HANDSOME ESTATE IN AUGUSTA
Ill COUNTY-THE NELSON FARM.-As Com
missioner of the Circuit Court of Augusta county,
will sell at public auction on the premises on Thurs
day, July 23d, 1857, the well known FARM in Angus
county for many years the residence of James and
Alex. F. Nelson, Esqs.
The tract rs now offered contains, by recent survey,
Alb Acres, and embraces the choice land and all the
improvements Of the old estate.
1t is situated on Lewis Creek, between five and
six miles from Staunton, in of the most beautiful
valleys of Augusta county.
It presents all the attractions Of first rate land is in
q first rate neighborhood and do not hesitate to call
attention to Of the best farms in the county
TERMS OF SALE SO much cash as will pay the
costs of suit and SALE the residue in four equal pay
ments. at six, twelve, twenty-four and thirty-six
months from the SALE Bond and personal security
qured and the title retained as ultimate security.
SALE OF STOCK, CROPS, AND PERSONAL
PROPERTY.-As soon as the farm is sold shall pro-
coed to sell all the personal property on it, much OF
which is valuable consisting of Horses, Cattle Hogs,
Farming Implements and Household Furniture, aud
the growing crop of Corn.
TERMS For all sums under &c. cash; for 80 and
upward, six months credit, upon bond and security
Mr.. Robert r. Nelson, who resides upon the farm,
authorizes me to say that he will take pleasure in
showing the property any disposed TO purchase
JOHN B. BALDWIN, Conn.,
June "a, 1s57-tds
- Wind. Rock. Register and Valley Democrat
Richmond Wing and Enquirer (Semi.weekly) copy IDS
and send acts to this office.
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TARM FOR SALE.-The subscriber proposes
Il to sell the Tract of Land on which he now resides
at private sale lying in the upper end of Augusta,
miles southwest of Greeuye, nile from Midway and
adjoining the lands of Dr. N NJ. Hit, Peter Rush and
Others, and containing about l55Acres:. The i'm
provements consist Of good Log Dwelling House
and Kitchen, good Barn. and other necessary houses
On said place there are number OF good springs
large quantity of fine Meadow and plenty OF Fruit
Trees. Not being able to attend to the farm myself
will sell it on reasonable terms. If not sold privately
before. it will be offered publicly on 7harSdag, tile
2OM Of Augmst next. SAML McGofflN'
July g, 1861.
- Rock Reg. copy ids and forward account to
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CTRIBLING SPRINGS.-This Mountain Re-
= trdat, in Augusta county, Va, IL miles from
Staunon and 81 miles from Harrisonburg will be un-
der the management of Mr.. PETER Fl. WOODWARD,
formerly at Jacksons River aud for the last three sea-
sons at the Healing Springs. -,
The proprietor respectfully announces to lnvailds
and pleasure seeking public, that by erecting eight
more double cottages and by improvement of the prem
ses since last season. that after the 10th of June, he
will be prepared with entirely ne,c furniture and a
sufficient number of attendants, to offer visitors the
most pleasant accommodations in the Virginia noun
tains
The waters Of this place are unsurpassed in fact the
visitor OF these Springs has the advantage OF all the
various waters belonging to the entire mineral region
of Virginia.
The Supher Water excelled by none except that of
Greenbrier.
The Alum Springs inferior to none as tested for the
last five wears with the Chaybeate and Freestone Wa
ters all hand in abundance, render this place, prop
crly the MINERAL SPRINGS OF VIRGINIA.
For pleasure seekers there will be music IN attend
ance, and the amusements and sports afforded by
mountain resorts. 80
An experienced Physician will reside at the Springs.
TERMs-$l0 per week $40 for month OF four
weeks and reduction made for an entire season. for
less than week 81 80 per day will be charged.
~ A line of SUPERIOR F0UR-HORSE NAIL
COACHES will leave Staunton daily for this place,
after the arrival of the Eastern cars.
r5y" A line of STAGES is expected to pass the
Springs, en- route from Harrsonburg to Bath Alum
SPRINGS CHESLEY KINNEY,
fIrIS 1e57-Gfs Proprietor,
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EAINARLE Farm For SALE.

yyAVING determined to 20 West will sell my val
liable Farm in the county of Augusta, living five
iaies Southwest of Middlebrook, the head waters
of Walkers Greek. and containing SG2 Acres. The
land is OF hmeSi0ne character, well tmbered, and
watered by neyer-taiiug springs. The improvements
are good Log Dwelling House, with all necessary on;
houses tine S,Gbng and tolerably good Barn; also
Il Disilcry now in operation tenants house IN one
erd of the farm, with water piped 10 the house. This
land is in fine healthy neghborhood, convenient to
churches schools and mills. Nothing but desire 10
try a new Stale, where number Of my children are,
induces me 10 ofer this land for sale.
10 any one desiring to buy home in he county OF
Augusta fell assured that and will sell bar
gain if they will CALL examine he premises, and enqire
INV terms (Which viii be accommodating deem 1t
useless say much ab0u, the quality OF The soil know
inc that purchasers viii call aud examine. Ii do
not sell privately before the 1th T AHgust next Twill
offer il publicly, On the premises. that day.
Also on the Ssmc dayI will sell HorsE and BLACK
SMITH SHOP. There are or Acres OF Land, with q
fine stream of water runuiug through the lot The
house is new and one OF the best stands for Black.
srnth in the county. K. Turk ut Siaunton is referred
20 tsr Il fuller description of the proper.J. Address,
E;1debroOS p. o., JONATHAN GoLtaDai.
.iuiV L. 1871.
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D. e. WISE, fProprletor
CHAS. c. FRANCISCO,
G M sALE or YALUA.

COMMISSIONER'S SALE OF VALUA.
L BILE REAL ESTATE.-By virtue Of a decree of
tine Circuit Court of Augusta county at the June term
1857, in the suit of Bailey &C., Dunns widow and
heirs, will proceed, ON the premises on SatardaHe
sM dog of august 1851 to sell the property belonging
to the estate Of James NJ Dunn, decd, lying on the
road from Staunou to New Hope, and about four miles
from Stanton consisting of TwENrY-THREE ACRES OF
LAND, with q good DWELLING HOUSE, STOKE
HOUSE. BLACKSMITH SHOP and HOUSE for
Blacksmith, and other useful improvements. There
are variety of good Fruit Trees, and sufficient
quantity of timber on the tact 1t is very desirable
location for merchant or mechanic.
TERMS Cash to pay the costs of suit and sale;
the residue in equal nstamens, at six, twelve, egh-
teen and tweuty-four months with security to
be given for the deferred payments and the title to be
retained US ultimate security,
0'' JOHN HAMILTON, Com'r.
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T,IRsT BOOK FOR CHILDREN.-Publish-
ed bv ]. W. RANDOLPH, Richmond. Price 10 cts.
yAUGHAN'S ABECEDARIAN, or First Book for
Children, designed to render the learning ofthe Alpha
bet and of Elementary Spelling and Defining, pleas
inc and intellectual and TO fix in the mind habits of
to the force of letters in the formation of
words and to the meaning of words, and through
their application to their appropriate objects, to in
cncate he love of Nature and reverence for Natures
God bv Mrs s. A. Vaughan. :,
-sa a copv will be sent by mall post paid, to any
teacher who will remit ~ cents
Richmond, June "a, 1851.
IMPORTANT TO FARMERS.-We have for
sale at Richmond prices one of Baldwins four
horse mower double. geared 80 inch drum THRESHING
WACHINES: also, one of Marks Many's REAPER
~ MOWER, to which we would invite the special at
tent;on If the farmers before purchasing elsewhere
''D''oA " STAPLES, MARTIN Il CO.,
AGENTS for Baldwin, Cardwel Co., Richmond.
Stanton, July !, 1857
11o H0IJSEKEEPERS.- you wish to pre-
serve in a FRESH STATE, for Winters use, Fruits,
Green Corn Peas, Tomatoes, Peaches, &C., call and
5o, Of Dr II. s. EICHELBERGER & BRO, (at Esk-
sd,re,s old stapd,) SPRATT'S SELF-SEALlNG
CANS They are easily opened and closed-require
No soldering and may be used from year to year.
Staunton, July ], 1857.
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CHANGE OF FIRM.-The firm of LAIRD 4
I LINK has this day been dissolved BY mutual con
sent through the purchase of James G. Lards inter.
est by John c. Kinney. 1t will in future be conducted
by LINK & KINNEY.
The old firm will be settled by Mr.. Laird and it is i'm
porant that all indebted should be a prompt as pos
sible in their respective payments
Conformity we take leave of our customers with
due appreciation of their liberal patronage and res
pectfully invite continuance of the same for the
new firm JAS. &. LAIRD,
July l, 1857 FRANK Ii. LINK.
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ITO FOR TEXAS BEING DESTROYS of remov-
Ill ing to Texas offer for sale my property in Ger
mantown, about half mile from the Warm Springs
in the county of Bath consisting of FIFTY to SIXTY
ACRES of LAND, upon which are situated large
and commodious HOUSE, with sixteen rooms. used for
many years as Tavern and all necessary out.houses
ALI in an excellent state of repair and Immediately
upon the Turnpike road leading from The Warm to
HOUSE and FRAME LUMBER HOUSE..
This property is admirsbly adapted for Tavern or
a small Male or Female Seminary.
will also sell about HUNDRED ACRES OF WooD
LAND in the immediate vicinity of the above property
also, -Four Shares in the Warm Springs and Milboro
Turnpike Company, and Seven Shares in the Warm
Springs Mountain Turnpike Company; the last men.
toned Slock has been paying an annual dividend Of
fifteen per Sentum per annum fora series ofyears past
II is presumed that persons wishing to purchase will
view the premises before doing SO therefore more
minute description thereof is deemed unnecessary.
June II, lS57-tf DAVID g. WISE.
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SALE OF LAND.-I

: 4 INCONSISTENCIES SALE OF LAND.-In
v pursuance of decree rendered by the Circuit
Court of Augusta county, at the November term 1857
in cause therein depending between james II. Kersh-
ner plaintiff, and Alexander Laporte and wife, de-
PENDANTS, we will proceed to sell on the premises, on
Eday tie 3st dig Of July, at public sale, to the high.
est bidder, TRACT of LAND, containing about 200
as the Kentucky Farm in Augusta county, on the
waters Of the Great Calf Pasture and not far from the
Lebanon White Sulphur Springs 1t has on it a
DWELLING HOUSE and necessary out-houses and
good growth of timber for lumber, posts dc.
TERMS SO much in hand as may be necessary to
pay the costs of sale and suit the residue in three
quail instruments at six, twelve and eighteen months
the purchaser 10 give bond and sufficient security
and the title to be retained as ultimate security
w" Sale to commence at IL o'clock
H. W. SHEFFEY, c.r,,u
TROIIT Coui rs
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CALIFORNIA.-The unders gned has just re-:
turned from the eastern cities, where he learned
DEMONSTRATING He will hereafter take chief
" MELAINOTYPE LIKENESSES, 20 new style of
picture recently patented they will neither crumbe
nor break and are susceptible of higher degree of fin
ISL than any other now produced. They taken on
Japan iron plates. He hos just finished Car No. and
will finish No 8 "in the course ofhuman events" He
thinks he will then be able to answer all calls that
made upon him for Pictures both east and west of the
Blue Ridge. which he could not do during the past
wear. He will leave shortly for the White Sulphur
Springs and as he returns with his Galleries
he will visit every store and road of any note in the
counties of Augusta and Rockingham to furnish the
public with good Sky light Pictures, and not with
dark and dingy ones, furnished by many side
light operators who travel not for reputation but for
dollars and cents. Then those who wish good Pictures,
dust. will please wait until one of these Cars comes
near their doors. ID. A. PLECkER.
June 3, 1857.
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NOMMISSJONER'S NOTICE.-The creditors
Jof William NJ. Altaer, decd, are hereby notified
to produce their claims against his estate before at
nv office by the lst day of August next, properly
proved as shall proceed on that day to make final
distribution and settlement of that estate. Claims
not furnished by that time will not participate in the
distribution. II. NJ BELL, Com'r.
Julv 1S57-tdn%
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NEW FIRM.

FRANK. II. LINK. JSo. C. KINNEY.
LINK IL KIN NEY
TTAVE this day become partners in the Drug bust
j ness, and all they ask from generous public is
to call and see them. LINK Il KINNEY.
Stanton, July ], 1S57-6t
FULTON FARM FOR SALE-SATUR-
i DAY, JULY 10Th, lS5T.-As Commissioner of
the Circuit of Augusta county, will sell at public
auction, on the premises, the LANDS belonging to
the estate of VIM Fulton, decd, lying near Newport,
in Augusta county.
The tract contains about 800 Acres, but will, if
desired be divided to suit the views purchasers.
/ am but little acquainted with this land, but ] am
assured by gentlemen of intelligence in the neighbor-
hood that it is of good quality aud well worthy Of the
attention of purchasers.
1t is situated in populous and wealthy part Of the
county, and in the midst of good society. The i'm
provements good.
TERMS OF SALE:-Cash 10 pay the costs of suit and
sae the residue in four equal payments,at six,tweve
twenty -four and thirtysx months. Personal security
required and the title retained ultimate security.
JOHN B. BALDWIN, Comfr.
June "a, 1s57-vind Rock Register and Valley
na,,,
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ROCKAWAY FOR SALEM good con-
N dition Enquire of ]. II. BASKIN, at the P. o..
Stanton July 8, 1857.
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,PLRNDID SCHEME

0GO Prizes amounting to $1S360U
Whole Tickets $40; Halves IS; Quarters $3.50
~ Please address all orders for Tickets in the a.
boye Magnificent Schemes, TO
T. II. HUBBARD & CO.,
No. 80 Fayette.st., or Box No. 40,
Liz 1esz Ralfimnre MARYLAND.
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TARM AND saw MILL FOR SALE

EARM AND SAW MILL FOR SALE
The subscriber owing TO the failure OF his health,
offers at private sale, the TRACT Of LAND upon
which he resides, lying on Back Greek, IN Augusta
county Immediately on the Howardsyllle and Rockhsh
Turnpike, miles from Waynesboro'. The tract con,
tains $50 Acres, seventy of which are cleared ana
in good state ofcutIvation-the balance heavily UNI
bered with pine. The Improvements consist OF
and comfortable DWELLING HOUSE, good Barn
and all necessary out houses There is on the farm an
excellent SAW MILL, capable OF saving from isVo 10
1000 feet per day. The stream will keep the MIL IN
operation nine months III the year. An opportunity
is offered in this property for hne INVESTMENT any
one wishing to engage in the Lumber business.
For further information apply to the subscriber per-
Eah 1s;7 If JAS. NJ. LEWIS.
~ Rock. Reg, copy aud charge j. N. L.
NOR SALE A VERY DESIRABLE PRI-
i VATE RESIDENCE NEAR STAuNToN, '!h-
GINIA.-My engagements as acting partner at the
Rockbridge Alum Springs having compelled change
of residence offer for sale my property lying Just
outside the corporate limits OF Staunton VI
Thirty Acres of land with Brick Mansion House,
very carefully bull, Of the best csr With
dence commend this ediice as substantial IN all ts
norts commodous and elegant. The out-houses ana
stable are convenient and new, the garden large the
grounds unembellished as yet but susceptpe erea'
Improvement and beauty at very moderate outlay; :,
Applications may be made in person to Mr.. VIM. Al.
Tate. or John d. Imboden, Esq, who WIZ snow tne
nronertv or by letter addressed to me at the Springs
prVpei ;,!na ~ 1s57 WIN. FRAZIER.
NT0TICE.-The As 1000 Acre Re-Survcy, as made
~ nv VIM. Poage for Charles Gallagher by order OF
the worshipful Court of Bath county-each individual
LOT sxcusiye of subsequent surveys, as re.surveyed
and returned by Edward J: Mclaughlin the surveyor
anno;nted nv the Federal Court-wil be sold at pri-
upto Sale Inv ZopHAR r. JARVIS Attorney in fact for
the Proprieors of the 5000 Acre Survey or WILLIAM
M MIC of Lexington, Rockbridge county, Va
# not previously disposed of at private sale it will!
be sold at public sale on 7lusdag s loM @ayy sep
All persons who have made subsequent Entries and
SURVEYS since the 96th day Of January, 1915 Will re-
iiunusb and surrender their Patents prior to October
next falling SO to do, Suits will be commenced against
them. ny Me -1y.nsS/ w wv
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Deafness.-Certain relief for those afflicted, SEE
advertisement headed "EAg AND EYE"

Notice.-lSHALATIoN IN CoNsuMPrIoN.-See ad-
-ertisament under this head.
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LAGRANGE FARM FOR lSALE.-I offer
4 4 ut private sale my FARM lying in the county OF
Augusta, Immediately on the Central Railroad, about
three miles west of StauntOn, containing Four Hum
dred and Eighteen Acres-about one.thlrd In
timber and the balance in good state cultivation.
The improvements are a good and comfortable BRICK
HOUSE. containing number of rooms; also several
good Houses for tenants servants--a Blacksmith
Shop, Corn Crib, and large Barn, shielded all
round The neighborhood is unsurpassed by any in
the State for health, and affords good society.
Those wishing TO purchase GOOD Farm, will do we'll
to call on Jos. T. MITCHELL, my Agent residing about
two miles west of said farm for the terms or address
the subscriber, JOSEPH IULEl,
July H. 1857 Wildwood, Clarke co., Va.
~" Vim. and Rock. Reg. copy I'm and send acts to
this office for settlement.
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osHEN FARM FOR SALE AT AUG.

NOSllEN Il n N M TUX SALE Al AUCA
~ TlON.-Pursuant to decree of the Circuit
Court OF RockbrIdge pronounced on the 18th of April
last in cause therein pending between Thomas C..
Lancaster &C., Plaintiffs, and David a. Bell and 9th.
ers Defendants, shall proceed on the 2sh dan of .
% next to sell at public auction on the premises the
lower end of the GOSHEN FARM, lying ON the Biz
Calf Pasture River, in said county, on the Virginia
Central Railroad and within half mile ofthe Goshen
Depot, containing, ascertained by a recent survey
about 4S4 Acres. This tract now offered for sale
is that portion of the Goshen Estate of which Joseph
Bell, Esq, died seZed and which was devised to his
son, David H. Bell and is the lower end of the tract
on which all the improvements are situated.
The Improvements are large, commodious BRICK
DWELLING HOUSE, with all necessary out build
ings.
The tract is we'll watered we'll timbered, and is well
adapted T., the growth of grain and grass large
portion of it is fine bottom kand and is situated in
good neighborhood in the immediate vicinity of Bath
Iron Works, within eight miles of the Alum Springs,
nine miles of Jordans Carbonated Baths, five miles of
Strckers Supher Springs and two miles of the Cold
Sulphur Springs.
The Central Railroad train passes daily through it.
thus placing it within two hours ride of Stanton
four hours of Charlottesville, and eight hours of Rich
mond and Washington cities.
TERMS:-One-t third cash in hand, and the residue
in two equal annual payments, bearing interest from
datethe purchaser giving bonds for the deferred pay
ments with good security and the legal title retained
until the purchase money is paid.
Sale will be in gross, and not BY the acre, and will
commence at12 NJ. The land will be sold unencumber.
ed by dover rights.
For further information address the subscriber at
Lewsburg, or his Attorney, :. D. DAVIDSON. Esq, at
Lexington, Va. WIN. H. SHANkLlN,
Trustee for Betsey Bell and her children.
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rIvKUSY SALE-NEW MARKET.-In pnrsu.

THRUST SALE-NEW MARkET.-in pursu-
Il unce Of II decd Of trust executed 10 me by JACOB
Bowles, shall proceed, in the town OF New MarEet
Shenandoah county on Saturday, tie Slst dey 81 Mts
aonth lJuy0 to sell at publc SALE for Cash. to the
highest bidder, the following property: Feather
Beds, Bedste&dS and Furniture, l dozen Chairs, 10
Knives and TO! ks, II Stools l Safe doz. Plates,
CUPS and Saucors, = Tables, Washstand. 9 Wash
bowls and Pitchers. Cooking Stove and Furniture
Trundle-bed ana Furniture, lot OF Stair Carpetiug
Juiy 10. 81. II. ID. HULL, Trustee
TB,RUST'EES' SALE OF HANDSOM Il
TOWN PROPERTl.-AS trustees OF DR.. John
NJ Smithee in deed of record in the Clerks Office Of
the Husng'S Court of SiauntOn, we offer az private
sale until The LIST of January next,the HOUSE < LOT
lately occupied a. IL residence by Dr. Smithee; also.
the Furniture in the house. Possession of house and
furniture will be given on the Isl of january.
Terms very reasonable Title Gnquestionable.
June Is, lS57-tf IMB0DEN Il McCUE.
CpECi4L NOTICE no MANUFACTU-
= RERS.-A new and improved method OF making
Extra Family Ear Soap, by which process with the
assistance of one man. 1900 lbs be made per day.
instead of by the old way, which takes II TO IA days
The Soap will cost from = to S1s cents per pound,
according 10 the quantity of grease used.
Patent Rights for Virginia for sale, and above re-
suits guaranteed Address, +. 8 HOPKINS.
July Is. S57-6t Richmond Va
PORTLAND SYRUP X SUGAR.-450 bbls
L Portland Syrup leo bblS. Sugar, just received
and for sale at factory prices, by ,o -.
Alexandria, July 10, 1857.
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Boarding in the family of the Principal, fuel and
washing $4,000 No pupil received for less time than
three months. For farther information. Address
July 15 lS57-2mos HENRY l.. HOOVER,
West View, Augusta CO., Va.
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JOHN CHURCHMAN, | comrs
CHAS. Il. PALMER, WV" 80
July Is lS51-Rock. Reg copy.

GALE OF WHEAT.-As Administrator of AL,
= exander Long wilt sell, the day of the sale of
above lands about 500 bushels of White Wheat, Pur
pie Straw prime quality for seed TERMs Six months
credit, with bond and good personal security.
Iuly 15 1857 CuAS. Il. PALMER.
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THE MARKETS.
STANTON MARKETS.
WHOLESALE PRICES.

" UVIsTN'-hl4Ia T ININ Iaos
Reported By Staples, Martin d Co.
IrL1 81 1851.
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" GRESS CATERS SHOES, large and beau
,iful assortment for comfort and summer wear They
very desrable at No. 4S, opposite ST. Charles Ho-
tel, at WIN. WALSHS
Richmond June "a, 1857.