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COMMISSIONERS SALE.-By virtue of a
decree of the Circuit Court Of Augusta county, in
the case of Craun and others vs. Weller and Others
will proceed, on the premises on Tuesday, tile Slst
day of AugHst, 1885, fosell to the highest bidder al
public auction, the following REAL ESTATE, to wit
very valuable Tract of Land containing about 400
Acres, lying between the Keezletown and the Mead,
amized roads, and about three miles below Mt Sid
ney. Also, two VALUABLE LOTS in the town OF
Mt Sidney.
The tract of land is highly improved, we'll set in
grass and is of the productive and desirable
farms in the northeastern portion of Augusta The
improvements consist OF an excellent BRICK MAN
SION HOUSE, two Barns, and all necessary out
buildings. The tract will be divided, if desired by
the parties interested throw about 200 Acres
in each parcel. 1t is seldom that so valuable farm
is offered in the market.
TERMS OF SALE:-Cash to pay expenses ofsale; and
the balance in three equal annual instaluents, with
interest thereon from the day ofsae bonds with COCO
security be given by the purchasers, and the title
to be retained as ultimate security.
NICHO. X. TROUT, Conn.,.
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral

Has long been manufactured by practical chemist and
sysry ounce 1t under his with nvarable accu
racy and care II Is sealed and protected by law from coun.
terst, and consequently be relied on as genuine,
without adultestion II supplies the sures remedy the
world has ever known for the of all pulmonary COM
plants; CoUGHs Colds HoARsINEss, ASTHMA, GROUP,
WHoopiyG COUGH BRONCHITIS, IycpKNT CONSUMPTION and
for the relief consumptve patients in advanced stages OF
the disease time makes these facts wider and better
known this medicine has gradually become The best reF
ance of the afflicted from the log cabin Of the American
peasant the palaces Of European kings Throughout
this entire country, in every state and city, and indeed al
most every hamlet contains CHERRY PICTORIAL known
as the best of all remedies for diseases Of the throat and
lungs In many foreign countre. IL extensively used by
their most intelligent physicians. If there ia any depend
ence on what Of every station certify has done for
them trust senses when We see the dan.
gerous affections Of the lungs yield to it, II We can depend
on the assurance OF intelligent physicians whose business
Is to know in short IL there Is any reliance upon any
thing then irreutaby proven that this medicine does
cure the class of diseases Is designed for beyond aud
ali remedies k.srn to mankind. Nothing but jts n-
trnsc virtues and the unnsaksbe benefit conferred
thousands Of sufferers, could originate and maintain the
reputation II enjoys While many inferior remedies have
been thrust upon the community have failed, and been
discarded this has gained friends by every trial. conferred
benefits on the afflicted they forget and produced
cures too numerous and remarkable to be forgotten
Prepared by DIR. ]. C. AVER,
PRACTICAL AND ANALYTICAL CHEMIST,
LOWELL, MASS
IND SOLD By
DR.. Ii. ). Eichelberger & Bro and DR.. w. B. Young
Stauntnn VIM. Withrow, Jr., Waynesboro, and b,
all dealers in medicines. Wholesale BY Purcell LadC
Il Co., Richmond.
July 20, '5S--eowly
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New Arrangement in the
STAUNTON ACADEMY,
Session Of 1859.
LYTTELToN wADDELL, A. NJ, pr,ncinols
JAMES A. WADDELL, NJ. d., f'n''pa's'

JAMES A. WADDELL, M d.,
DR. JAMES A. WADDELL, now associated will
- his father needs no formal introduction in this
community, where he was born and reared. tn,
Trustees have in therpossesson tho most satisfactory
testimonials, including several from the University
in regard to his qualifications. His own academlca
education, begun in this Academy and continued a
Princeton. was completed at the University Of Va.
where he obtained diplomas IN several schools, nclu
ding those of Ancient Languages. He is, moreover
Teacher of long experience elsewhere The cours,
of Instruction in the Academy is thorough and sub
stantal, embracing MATHEMATICS, LATIN, GREEK ant
FRENCH 1t is designed to make the School, in fact
equal to any of the same order in the State.
The session is divided into two half sessions of v,
months each, beginning the lst of September and Is
of February. The fees due at the close of eacl
half session, and deductions made, except fol
prolonged sickness. Pupils must be entered for a
least FIVE months.
TERMS per half session, 500; French, (extra) 80
There is also assessment on each pupil for fuel
stanton. July 90 '59-6w THE TRUSTEES.
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CoVVso,ITAL TaAvELLERs.-Dr Ayers business A
gents are ,1leasaat annual to US, coming about as
Surely as the year we say of them what we are
?e!Is - IT,, Va They are known TO us of the
nress rs able aud reliable, accomplished business
men Of character well worthy the beneyolen, calling
in which they are engaged OF pTo@Inssh cne "e 80
won. Gentlemen and TO yonr cause, for both deserve
success Rlrtf6rG Ci.f,7hiese
Aug 10, lS5S--lt
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July o., fS58-tds

GALE OF LAND in pursuance of a decree OF
- the Circuit Court of Augusta, rendered in the
of Eleanor Peck and others against Joseph Ste
venson and wife and others, shall, on WedneSday,
tile lSt Of September next proceed, the premises, 10
sell, publicly, a valuable TRACT OF LAND, lying i'll
said county, about one mile from Waynesboro, ano
adjoining the lands of James 5. Bush, Maj. Stuart
heirs and others, aud containing about 100 Acres,
to be surveyed before sale. II has on it good Brick
dwelling House. Barn, and all necessary ont-bouseS
good Apple Orchard two Wells Of Water. and tim
Der sufficient TO keep the farm up. This nice little
estate aud its proximity market, church and school
and stores, well as being surrounded by agreea
BILE neighborhood render very attractive The de-
cree requires a Slave to be sold with the land; he il
crippled, but useful enough TO keep from being ii
charge.
TERMS :-One-fourth in hand the balance in three
annual payments ct equal amount, the purchaser to
give bonds with good personal security, and the title
Of the land to be retained as ultimate security.
JACOB SHRECKHISE, Comr.
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MOTTO E.-The subscriber would inform the citi-
~ zens of Augusta that he is again in the county
on his annual CLOCK REPAIRING BUSHES.
Subscribers will receive call usual Other citizens
who may desire his services in the business Will please
give notice to the subscribers residing in their mme
date vicinity. II. w. BAILEY.
Aug g. Is5S-4t&
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MARYLAND STATE LOTTEnIESI!
ID FRANCE & CO., Managers of the Maryland
H. State Lotteries, present the following Splendid
Schemes
For .aUG UST, 1858.

They caution purchasers of Tickets to beware of or
dering Tickets in Lotteries where extraordinary large
Capitals offered for small cost OF Tickets-al
such are swndies.
The Maryland Lotteries have been in existence for
Forty Years. They are drawn by State Officer. and
can be relied on. If you draw Prize you will get
your money. The whole country is flooded with b.
gus Lottery concerns. Beware of them.
~ Order in the Mary land State Lotteries.
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III cutlSlASN IL
ours truly, ). L. STOChMAN'
WAYLANp, Mass. Feb. S, 1887.
LANES FRANCIS.
TnLn SILPnIR SPRINGS.

THIS POPULAR WATERING PLACE, which has
L been purchased by the undersigned, Is now opeu
Tor the reception of visitors. Ii is situated N The
county OF ROckbridge Immediately on the hne lever
Turnpike leading from Goshen Depot, on The Virgin
Ia Central Railroad, 10 the Rockbridge Alum SPRING.
one and halt miles fiom the Depot, eight miles
from the Rockbri6ge Alum, and 10 from Lexington
Over this Turnpike there will run daily line o
Hacks. Passengers from the Rockbridge Alum for
The Eastern cars should take this route III preference
20 the rough and tlresome one over the mountain to
MillbOro Passengers leaving Baltimore, Washing
ton Richmond, in the morning cars can reach these
Springs By A. o'clock the evening or the same day
aud those desiring to remain u week or more at The
Cold Sulphur will be taken there from Goshen free OF
| stage fare.
These Springs have long been famed for their Me-
DIciNAL VIRTUES and have been frequented for more
than quarter of century BY the seekers Of health
To the seekers of pleasure their retired SITUATION
mantle scenery aud delightful Baths offer peculiar at
! fractions. The mountains around abound in game
and this place has long been avorlte resort OF the
lovers of the chase.
| The following certificate from Dr. James R. Jordan
of Lexington, whose high reputation as Physician is
well known, and who has bad peculiar opportunities
of knowing these waters, attesting their medeina
virtues is deemed sufficient, among others, which
might be ready obtained:
"Having been IN the habit for many years of send
ing patients to the Cold Sulphur Spring and of visit
inc Il occasionally my SELF have been enabled by
both observation and experience, 10 form fair judy
ment OF its medicinal qualities. am therefore, pre-
pared 70 say that CousIuei ~ very 'auaoIe wafer
ing place. In DYSPEPSIA AND DISEASES OF THE LIVER
and IN all cases in which Sulphur Water may be ap.
propriatey used 1t will be found highly beneficial
aud in its effects surpassed by such water in the
State except by the celebrated White Sulphur Spring
| of the county OF Greenbrler.
The water is delightfully."- cool and pleasant, the 10
cation OF it convenient and the place in the hands Of
Mr.. Leech the present proprietor, will, think, be
very agreeable one. JAMES K. JORDAN.
| Lexington, Va, July l, 1857.
TERMS.
! The charge for board will be 50 per week. and nc
extra charge viii be made for the use of the bath
Servants, children and horses, $3.50 per week
| No effort or expense will be spared by the Proprie
TOR to secure the comfort of hls guests
The Post office of the Springs is Goshen Bridge"
JAS, Il. LEECH, PROPRIETOR
Cold Sulphur Springs, Va
i l. .r1 LINN -
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

sZy- A perfumed breath can be obtained by DOW
DaSN'S DENTAL FLUID. Toothaehe instantly re-
laeved BY Dowden's Dental Fluid. Soit and Spongy
Cams cared by DOwdens Dental Fund, Ieeih maGe
recommended by Drs. Peasants, Hudson, Edmonus'
Hancock &c. &C. of this city, and Physicians every
where. For sale by al Druggists, wholesale ana IT,
tail. GEO. DOWDEN, Druggist.
Sixth and Broad Streets, Rlchmond, va
- Beware Of limitations, Tocthwashes, &C.
March II lS5S--6m
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DUBLIC SALE.-By virtue of deed OF trust
L executed me by Adam Rusmisel and vile, dated
Sept. 10th, 1862 will expose TO sale, for Cash, on
Saturday, the 2lSt dag Of this moatd, (AaguSt,l 6
HOUSE AND LOT in the town of Mddlebrook The
house is large and commodious and in good repair
The village is one of the most pleasant in the Valley
with wealthy and refined community in and sur
rounding it. This property is large enough for any
one desiring to establish School, and is worthy the
attention OF Teacher who wants permanent loca
ton. Mr.. Rusmisel or NJ. W. D. Hogshead, Esq, will
show the property TO any desiring to purchase.
will convey such title have but there is doubt
that it is good. h. H. ROBERTSON,
Aug. 8, 80. Trustee.
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rsS~ To MAKE ------
GOOD BREAD,
u.c sEMpLE,S ISFAhLlBLS
BAKING POWDER.
]. W. GARLICK,
Sole Proprietor,
Richmond. Va.
For sale by all Druggists and Grocers.
Richmond, Aug. 9, 1865.
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.Iuln is. ,bs-Yrn. cory.
0E VALUABLE LAND IN NEE


SALE OF VALUABLE LAND IN MEL
= son COUNTY.-By virtue of decree of the CIR,
:uit Court of Nelson county, made on the Attn day OIL
day, 1873 in the case of Fortune, &C., VS. Fortune,
Sc.,'' the undersigned Commissioners WILL on IhurS-
tai tie 26A day Of august next, sell, to the highest
bidder at public auction, the premises, TWO VAIL
UABLE TRACTS OF LAND, belonging TO the es-
ate of Thomas L. Fortune, decd.
The lands now adjoin, but will be divided into two
tracts before the day of sale by the County Surveyor
This land lies few miles west OF the Courthou
Twelve miles from the Canal and six from the Orange
AID Alex Railroad, il in good heart, and well a,
dapted to the growth of Wheat. Corn, Tobacco ana
Grass.
Purchasers are invited TO examine the land before
the day of sale. The will take pleasure In
showing 1t.
Fine land will be sold on credit of one, two and
three years. Bonds with approved personal security
will be required and the title retained as ultimate Sc
curity. Cash enough defray the expenses OF sale
will be required w
Possession for the purpose of seeding will be given
on the lst of September and full possession on the LIST
day of January after. WIN. 5. LOVING,
WIN. NJ. CABELL,,
Julv IA '5S-tds RO. WHITEHEAD.
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JOhN i. ia RRlp,
n. X. TROUT,
July 30, 1s5a.--Rock. Reg. copy.

IINRUSTEES' SALE or LAND.-The under,
L signed, by virtue Of two deeds OF trqRt executed
oy Smith Bateman and wife
l. To Wn b. kayser, dated Sept. Path, lS4S, tor
benefit of Benjamin Crawford.
2. To Johu b. Baldwin, dated January 25th, 1851,
for benefit of Crawford Cochran, will offer for sale
1t public auction on the premises on SATURDAY, Au-
GUST 2lst 1885, Tract OF Land in said deeds mention
ed and conveyed, containing by estimation iG5 A
ores, being the Tract on which said Smith Bateman
resides, situate on Christians Greek.
The debts represented by us amount to a fraction
over $780, and shall offer the whole Tract or such
part of it sufficient for the purpose, as said Baeman
NAV desire.
TERMS OF SALE.-Cash in hand to pay costs OF
sale and the balance in six, twelve and eighteen
months from the SALE the purchaser giving bonds with
personal security, and the title being retained as ult
mate security.
The title is believed TO be good, but we sell and con
vey as trustees such title only as we have.
VIM i. KAYSER,
ID Id
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&, TORE STAND FOR RENT, Hermitage,
- VA.-A Merchant that Is a single man can obtain
good board conveniently, at 9 moderate price, or a
married man, with small family. can be accommodate
ted with house This is excellent Country Stand
being within miles of the Waynesborough Depot, in
thickly settled neighborhood. and miles from any
other Store. For information apply to me at Waynes.
boro', or Nj. A. Chambers, Hermitage, Augusta. Va.
July 90, lS5S.-2m SAML KENNERLY
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I AND IN MARKET.-In pursuance of de.
IL of the Circuit Court of Augusta, rendered in
the of Nef against George Kellers administrator
&C., we will proceed, the premises, on Saturday,
tie 4A dug OF September merit to sell at public sale to
County, containing FIFTY ACRES. The land is OF
first quality, and has on it comfortable dwelling
The property is in possession of Thos Roby.
TERMS:-O credit of one and two yearsin equal
instalments-the purchaser 70 give bonds and good
personal security and title be retained as ultimate
security H. W. SHEFFEY, Com,rs
n. X. TROUT.
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DUBLIC SALE.-As Administrator de tOnis
L non of VIM Ii. Ebdon, dec d., will, on Friday,
tie 1871 of August next, sell the unexpired Lease OF
said Ebdon lin front of the Sherhs Office, at ~ o.
clock. NJ, in the property called the PUBLIC GAR
DEN. leased by said Ebdon from A. H. H. Stuart, Esq,
and sold subject to sand Stuarts claim for rent. The
Garden is in a highly improved condition, and the
Buildings are neat and comfortable. Terms accom-
modating and made known en- the day OF sale.
r. TURK, S. A. c.,
Julv 90 1879 And Us such Adm r., &c.
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JNo. ID. IMBopEN. 0Eo. W lMBoDE.
'N lvaFsODEN & BRO,
AnrpnD EYS All "A w

STANTON, VA.
rr,IE above Law firm is dissolved far as practice
in The County Court of Augusta is concerned, in
which Court the senior member being Clerk, Geo. W.
Imbu I alone will practices but when the interests
Of their clients require it, the services OF both will be
rendered in all the other Courts and the partnership
name will be used in receipung Tor all claims placed
in their hands, as heretofore.
AUG g. '59-6m
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Whole Tickets go; Halves IS; Quarters s2.5O.
A Managers Certificate OF 10 Whoes, where persons
wish TO paw the risk only, will be sent $50
do. do. Is Halves, ........... 40
do. do. IL Quarters. .:........ "
do. do. L. Eighths, ............ 10
sss- The Managers have been compelled, from thu
numerous complaints made TO them of untaithtunes'
on the part of those who have been attending to th'
filing of ORDERS TO resume the correspondence ana IL
their own name.
ray Order Tickets from the Managers only.
Address all letters to
R. FRANCE & CO.,
TIL, OF ,ss Baltimore, Md.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Ayers Pills

Are particularly adapted to
arrangements of the digestive
apparatus, and diseases aris-
ing from impurity Of the
blood. A large part OF all the
complaints that afilict man.
kind originate in one of these,
and consequently these Pills
are found to cure many vari-
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"AVANA PLAN-SINGLE NUMBERS!
Ill This is the old mode Of drawing Prizes in
one wheel and tickets in another. Every Pilze Is
drawn out. Prizes paid in full without any deduc
tion
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out LOTS FOR SALE.-On MONDAY, rHE
, i6rE OF ArGusr. we will offer for sale, on the
premises. 3S ACRES OF LAND, adjoining the resi-
dence of John IL. McCue, Esq. About half of this
land is cleared and well set in grass. The balance is
we'll timbered Lying within three fourth OF mile
of Staunton il is we'll worth the attention of persons
wishing good out lot. The terms will be made
tnown on he day of SALE j. d. IMB0DEN,
\. K. TROUT.
July G. 1s5S--tds Trustees OF j. +. White.
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June 90 1858 j. Ii. McCUE.
NOR SALE.-0n Tuesday, the 17M Of august, |
A. will offer for sale, on the premises small TRACT
OF LAND, containing about 80 Acres, on the Port
Republic road five miles from stanton, being that
upon which John w. Hemp resides. Said prop
erty IS well improved, having upon it comfortable
Dwelling House. Stable, and other necessary out
houses, Orchard &c, besides Log Building formerly
used as ii Wagon makers Shop
To one engaged in any trade, or to any one who
wishes merely pleasant home, this property is par
tcularly desirable being in thickly settled neigh
borhood. aud in close proximity to school house.
postotiice, store, &c
TERMS made known on day of sale. Sale to COM
mence promptly at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ:
Aug. 3, '5S--tdS VIM. j. NELSON
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ST. CHARLES HOTEL,
Corner Main and Wall Sts.,

RICHMOND, VA.
TINE undersigned have leased the above Hotel fora
i term of years, and now fully prepared TO re.
ceve their friends and the public. They intend TO
make the ST. Charles in all respects, comfortable and
agreeable TO its patrons.
THOS. b. p INGRAM,
JOHN G. M0SBY, in.
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4 CARD.-DR THOS. II. KINNEY having 10.
n Gated In Stanton offers his professional serve
to the citizens of the town and country: When not
professionally engaged he may be found during the
day at his Drug Store and at night at the residence
of his father Mr. Jefferson Kinney.
Nov Il, 1851.
A TAILOR WANTED.-A Tailor of good
n character and good workman, can obtain first
rate situation BY applying 10 the subscriber.
Portable house for small family will be provided for
him. J. NJ. SIooi'
New Hope, July 81, Is5S-4t
DOSETTS FOR SLIPPERS.-A handsome
IL assortment of White and Black Lace Rosetts just
received by JOHN 4. WooDo.
Staunton, July Is, 'ss.
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Il Baltimore Conference
WESLEYAN FEMALE INSTITUTE,
SIAUNIUN, VA,
Tie oRly Conference SeniRFy tH ths5oHdS OF tAe Bat
STAUNT0N, V

Tile oaly Conference Seminary IL ts50uads otte Bal
timOre Conference.
THE standard of Scholarship higher and the Board
4 and Tultiou cheaper, than at institutions of SIM
lar grade This Institution is easy Ofaccess by Raul
road from Richmond, Petersburg, Alexandria, Balti-
more and Washington. 1t is situated near the centre
of the great Valley Virginia, many of Virgin
las most noted watering places. No locality possess
ca greater advantages OF climate and healthiu!ness.
Being the only Conference Seminary in the bounds
of the Baltimore Conference since the recent division
of that body into the Baltimore Conference and Ba
more East Conference, efforts will be spared to
make il worthy of the distinguished relation 1t S9s
taius to the church and to the cause Of Christian edu
cation.
By recent handsome donation, the Institution has
been relieved from all financial embarrassment, and
is placed upon the most reliable basis.
TERMS.
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CASH FOR FLOUR.-We ale still dealing il
I Flour and shall continue 10 pay the highest mar
ket price in cash, until we leave ca the county:
STAPLES, MARTIN l. co.
stauntop, Aug. 8, '5s-Yind. copy.
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EXTRA CLASS 9,
\ nd, Saturday, Aug. %, So
ND. STATE LOTT
tn he dr,,,cy, in KfLtim0J(

~ We would call particular attention to the follow
ing splendid scheme, package of lG whole tickets
costing only sSO-and every other ticket being war
ranted 10 draw So determined by the number draw
ing the Capital Prize, whether odd or even.
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--lS5,,o Syf0KNRS AND CuEWERS 70

No gentleman should ningle in the society otladleS
With his tth dscolored and breath tainted with to-
bacco. For purifying the mouth after smoklng or
80 of 10 most ehectual dentriGses in uSe 1t viii
tens the teeth strengthens the gums, and imParts to
The breath, SO often offensive, an agreeable IRA
GRANGE. ,..o. o,a .oe,
ans the beard prevents irritation aud renders the OPP
Grafton easy and agreeable. +. c. FONTAlNE Co.,
SOS broadway and No 6 AstOr House, New YORK.
Sold by all Druggists. For sale in Stanton by d.
W. B. You've.
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DUBLIC SALE OF LAND AND PER.

L SONAL PROPERTY Having determined t.
Thursday Tie 26M day of Aagust, my FARM, lying in
the valley of the Little Cali Pasture Augusta County,
containing 23s]l Acrss-lsc cleared aud in a gooG
state OF cultivation the balance well limbered. Good
water in every field There are 40 acres of first rate
Mesdow, and as much more could be made. The land
is well adapted to grass and all kind of grazing. Per.
sons wishing to buy would do we'll to call and see, as
am determined To sell.
will also, ON the same day, sell all my Personal
Property, consisting of Horses, Cattle Sheep Hogs,
Farming Utensils Household and Kitchen Furniture.
Terms moderate aud made known on day OF sale.
refer to II. Turk. ELIJAH HUNTER.
Inlv 81
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Magnificent Scheme!!
MARYLAND STATE LOTTERY, CLASS n,
To be draaon in Baltimore city, on August 2lst, '5S.

30 Sl6 Prizes amounting S60l,O 900
Tickets sl0 Halves 49, Quarters $780, Eighths Sl25
Certificate of Package of 90 Wholes, sl5s0e
DO do. 20 Halves. .......... f90t
do do. &c Quarters. $3.50
do do. 26 Eigliths, .......... 1873