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July 2, I5oo-tGS M,
-uD.rC SayE M IA NJ any En-

/ SONAL PRUPERTY.--Havng 'S,c sale on
emgrae TO California, will sell, at pu; living in
T1Gysday tie 2nth day of august, my FARM, sSty,
the valley Of the Little Calf Pasture, Augusta Co.
containing 23s% Acres--lSO cleared and In GOO,
state of cultivation the balance we'll timbered. Good
House and Barn. orchard, DC, good spring, and STOCK
water in every field There are 40 acres OF hrst rate
Meadow, and as much more could be made. The land
is we'll adapted to grass and all kind Of grazing Per-
sons wishing to buy would do well 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 and made known on day of sale
/ refer 10 Il. Turk. ELIJAH HUNTER
Julv o. lS5S.-5tS-*
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE

i PROPERTY.-By virtue of deed of trust exc,
cuted to me by Jno T. Arnall the 18th day ofJune,
1857, and duly recorded in the Clerks Office of Angus
ta county, shall proceed to SELL at the residence OF
said Arnall, near Waynesborough on Friday the 10Th
dag Of August next, the following Personal Property,
to wit: Piano Forte, Sideboard, Beds, Bedsteads
and Bedding number of Chairs, Tables, and other
Household and Kitchen Furniture also, two Cows,
and any other personal property of said Arnall.
On the day and at the same place, will sell,
under the same deed, the following SLAVES, to wit:
old Lewis about 90 years old George, about20 years
old, and Ann, about IL or lS years old. These are
all extremely valuable negroes. Terms OF sale under
he deed, Cash. j. d. lMBODEN, Trustee.
JnIy q lS5S-tds
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LiTIELTON WADDEhi4 a. NJ Principals
JAMES A. WADDELl4, NJ D.,
DR. JAMES A. WADDELL, now associated with
his father, needs formal introduction In TINS
community, where he was born and reared: The
Trustees have in their possession the most satisfactory
testimonials including several from the University
in regard to his qualifications. His own academlcal
education, begun in this Academy and continued AZ
Princeton, was completed at the University OF Va,
where he obtained diplomas in several Schools lnclu
ding those of Ancient Languages. He is, moreover
Teacher of long experience elsewhere The course
obstruction in the Academy is thorough and sub
stantal, embracing MATHEMATICS, LATIN, GREEK and
FRENCH Ii IS designed to make the School, In TACT
equal to any of the same order In the State
The session is divided into two half sessions OF five
months each beginning the LIST of September and LIST
of February The fees due at the close OF each
half session, and deductions are made, except for
prolonged sickness. Pupils must be entered for at
least five months.
TERMS per halfsesson, $50; French, (extra,) 80.
There is also an assessment on each pupil for fuel
Staunton, July 20, 5S-6w THE TRUSTEES.
XTIRGiNIA,-At Rules held in the Clerks Office
Y of the Circuit Court OF Augusta county, August
I'd '5S Bethuel Herring, Plaintiff against E. s. Long
acre and D. NJ. KYLE, Defendants.
The object of this suit is TO attach the debts due,
estate or funds belonging to, the nonresident E. s.
Longacre which are now may hereafter be, in the
hands OF the other Defendant, ID. NJ. Kyle and sub
iect the same to the payment of the Plaintiffs claim
against said Defendant
1t appearing By satisfactory evidence that the De-
PENDANT Il. s. Longacre is not an inhabitant OF this
Commonwealth: II is ordered that the said Defend
ant do appear here within month after due publ
cation of this order and do what is necessary TO pro
tect his interest. TeSte,
Aug. 10, '5S. A. +. KINNEY, ID. U.
MIDWAY ACADEMY.-The subscriber pro-
vi poses to open Academy in the village OF Mid
way on the Plank Road, between Lexington aud
Staunton, Is miles from each place, on the I'd Mon
day oil September next
TERMS.
English, $50 and $50
Classics, 500 per session OF 10 mos.
Contingent tUuu, 81
Board including every personal accommodation, So
families in the village and neighborhood
Aug. 10. '5S-9m REV. WIN. PlNKERT0N.
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TO THE CITIZENS OF STANTON.
DENNIS 4 BROTHER,
DVERSf
n,,RntMSG,,

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
d. to inform the citizens Of Staunton and vicinity
ID that they are now prepared to execute every de-
,cription of Silk, Cotton or Wooen DfEING or
CLEANSING as we'll as can be done in New York, or
elsewhere We have new Machinery and the very best
Of Workmen and guarantee to give satisfaction TO our
PATRONS Merino Silk and Delain Dresses dyed into
fashionable colors to suit the taste of the owners;
Shaws of every description dyed and ceansed; Grape
5haws dyed Scarlet, Crimson or other eolors equal
20 imported; Velvet dyed nearly equal to new Silk
Dresses cleaned, and grease wine stains removed.
We intend to do our work equal b any establishments
in the United States and respectfully solicit the pat.
ronage of the citizens of Stanton and vicinity.
n B-Gentlemen's Garments cleaned and dyed TO
look like new. DENNIS BkO,
Successors 10 j. ". HINES,
Franklin St., opposite Metropolitan Hall,
Richmond. MAY 8, 1853. Richmond Va.
TO HOUSEKEEPERS, HEADS of FAM.
i lilies, and all others fond of light, sweet and
wholesome Loaf Bread, Biscuits, Batter and Buck.
wheat Cakes and Pastry of all kinds. These can ell
1e made with saving of TIME, LABOR and FIX
tENSE, by using 4
.SENPLE'S LNFALLLBLE BAKING POWDER, ,
according to directions each box.
No family should be without them, as Bread is made
more speedily than by any other method.
One trial will insure its in every family, it being
much cheaper aud better than most of the similar pre-
Darations. .r.l4
~ Merchants will find it to their advantage to sell
his article as it is sure to give satistac tiOn.
JOHN ". GARLICK,
Sole Proprietor,
Auy q Jese Richnoud Va z
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ESOR SALE.-Un TIE % day IF September next, |
L viii otter for sale my HOUSE AND LOT, in the
town of Lexington, lately occupied by J. B. Coune-
xey aud adjoining tine los Of Jacob Fuller and others
The llonse is very pleasant and comfortable one,
well suited for u family residence surrounded with
Handsome Shade and Frui Trees and Strawberry
The GARDEN and Yard are well improved, and all the
buildings in good repair. The whole land attached
to the house about two Acres part of which forms
an excellent Pasture Lot.
The sale will be on accommodating terms, which
will be made known on the day of sale.
Aug. 10, 1856 r. T.. C0LSTON.
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s.nn,1IssIoNER,S SALE of RAILROAD

1 STOCK.--The undersigned Commissioner ap-
pointed by decree of the Circuit Court OF Augusta, IN
The case Of the Virginia Central Railroad Company
vs.. Adams and ais, wl proceed, on Monday the st
day OF the August C9uri neH' for said COUNTY Si,tE
est bidder Thirty Shares Of the stock Of the Virginia
Central Railroad Company, credit of sixty days,
for NEGOTIABLE note satisfactorily endorsed With inter
est added H. NJ DEAb' Oon l.
Aug. 10. 1853. CHI.
Of Central Bank Stock upon the same terms.
Va N $1,000 H. NJ. B.
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4 NICE LITTLE PLACE FOR SALE
n 1 offer for sale my little TRACT OF LASp--FfrrY
AcgEs--liDg within i Il miles OF stanton, between
hebron Church road, sdoiuing the lands of VIM j.
ShuHate Archibald Stuart aad othe,s. The land i9
all cleared and in cultivation, and there is upon it o
comfortable frame DWELLING HOUSEanda Wellof
good water.
This little place may be made very desirable small
iarm aud market garden.
The terms will be moderate and will be made known
on application to the undersigned or tod. d. INBoDEN,
Esq, who is authorized to act for If not sold in
body am willing TO divide 1t into two or four par
GELS, to suit purchasers JN0. E. RILEY.
1gE Sc
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AUCTTON SALES.

WYNN VII ISSION ER'S SALE OF hAHD O.
I J MILLS-Pursuant to u decree OF lhe o! .o,,
Court of Augusta county rendered al us '1me
1858 shall proceed the premises, on 1hasia TX
he 1871 dan Of august next, to sell to the higucst III
der the MERCHANT MILL and Ian purchased py
Z, G. Brewer of James Cochran, Comr, known Us 'ne
"Churchvle Mills" ,...o-
This Mill Is in good repair and repute, advanlage'
ously located in the midst of large and dense poR
ulated wheat-growing community, accessible from all
Don.s without competition, and must, OF necessity,
# properly conducted do avery large business lhere
is also a GOOD SAW MILL :: ::
The tract of land contains S53% Acres, Is III
b;gb state OF cultivation has it good BRICK DWELL
IyS Uousr Millers House, and all necessary out
houses and other improvements.
This property will be sold peremptorily, ana as ~
10 rare that property with such advantages Is In mar
lot nersons wishing to purchase would do well to ex
anime il and attend the sale. The growing crop VIII
be sold either with the land or separate as may DE
deemed best. ..,....o,
Mr. Beard, the Miller, will show the property TO any
one DESTROYS of seeing It, .....
Should any one wish to purchase tue entre tract d.
originally owned by James A. Cochran, dec d, au
authorized to say that the balance can pe hao upon
reasonable terms. u... or...,.
TERMS.-So much in hand rs "illpay costs OF sale
onp. fourth in four mouths. lOr Which negotiaoie
nota we'll endorsed will be taken; the balance III
rhree eoual annual payments, the purchaser giving
nond with approved security, and title retained as III
timGte security.
Nv address is Churchville, Augusta county.
JAMES WILSON, Conn.,
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HENRY G.. BRIGHTMAN.
None genuine unless signed l. BUTTS on the wrap
MISCELLANEOUS.
FOWLE g. CO.,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS lN ALL KINDS OF
FEzRTAE,5XEHS

OFFER Futi SALE No. PERUVIAN GUANO,
imported directly to thus port from the Chincha
Islands put ny bags furnished and branded by the
Agents OF the Peruvian Government.
COLOMBIAN GUANO, in bags aud barrels. A
yery excellent manure rich phosphates, viii ap-
pear from annexed Analysis by Dr.. r. u. Staoer;
Organic matter yielding ammonia. .l4,9a
Phosphate Of hme .oO'So
Sand and other inSOuble matter ..............l3s2
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HARDING MACHINES The subscriber has
" full set of Carding Machines-nearly new and
in good order-which he offers for sale On very
sonable terms. They may be seen at the mill Nicb
oas Rhyan, in the Big Calf Pasture.
JAMES s. GUY.
West View, Augusta co., Dec. 0, 1857.
TOR SALE,--A No. / secondhand Wheat Drill.
l. Apply to TURK CUSHING.
Aug. 10, 1858.
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ST.. CHARLES HOTEL.
Corner Main and Wall Sts.,

HICHMUND, "A.
THE undersigned have leased the above Hotel for
i term of years. and are now fully prepared 10 re-
,eive their friends and the pubic. They intend to
make the ST. Charles, in all respects, comfortable and
agreeable to its patrons. -y.-e.eH
Board, 81 10 per day.
TH0S. Is. T.. INGRAM,
JOHN &. MOSBY, JR.
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% TO MAKE
GOOD BREAD,
Csc SEMPLE'S INFALLIBLE
BAKING POWDER.
j. W. GARLICK,
Sole Proprietor,
Richmond. Va.

For sale BY all Druggists and Grocers.
Richmond, Aug. 3, 1858.
=, CHOOL BOUKS.-At RAND0LPH'S BOOK
y STORE AND BINDERY, 1Sl MAIN ST., RICE
aoss, can be found large assortment Of English,
Latin, Greek, French, Spanish, Italian and German
school Books, of the latest editions.
J. w. RANDOLPH is the Publisher Of the QAuRrRR.
LY LAW JOURNAL, at SIS per year.
Richmond, Aug. TO- 1855.
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JToUsE AND LOT IN sTAUNTON FUN

Ill SALE.-By virtue OF decree of the Circuit
curt of Augusta county, pronounced ON the I'd day
IF June, 1855, IN the case of John Crawford against
R. H. Baker and ais., will proceed, in the town OF
stanton, the lltb Of September next. to sell BY
Say of public auction, to the highest bidder, the
house AND LOT lately occupied by Richard H..
Baker situated at The north end OF Green" Street,
Said town.
TERMS SO much in cash rs win pay the costs Of
suit and expenses OF sale, and TIE balance IN equal H.
,lalinents d. SIX t,si,t yad {: gl;etI months non.
ay of sale the purchaser 20 gi' bond and good secu.
ity io the deferred payments, and Tie tiise t. be re-
aimed as ultimate security. \. l. KINNEY,
Aug 10. 1885 Con'r.
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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,
we will proceed, the premises, Tuesday, the 3lst
dag of august, 1858, TO sell to the highest bidder, at
public auction, the following REAL ESTATE. to wit !.
a 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
ut. Sidney.
The tract ofland is highly improved, we'll set in
grass, and is of the most productive and desirable
farms in the north eastern 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 to 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 instruments, with
interest thereon from the day ofsale bonds with good
security to be given by the purchasers and the title
10 be retained as ultimate security.
NlCH0. X. TROUT, con,,rs
II, w. SHEFFEY, ooAi 10
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A "A. MEXICAN GUANO, in barrels.

Also the same article manufactured by Messrs. Coe
Co.. warranted equal to any offered to the farming
community.
The above FERTILIZERS will be kept constantly
on hand, and sold as low as in any market IN the
country Alexandria, Aug. 10, So.
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COMMISSIONERS 5 OFFICE, |
nm TIVE cREDrvoas OF Of VILLA NJ

I
August I'd, 1885,.
rgNG THE CREDITORS OF VILLA NJ
! sPHOUCE, DECD.-lo pursuance of decree
en- erd June llth, 1855, in the now pending in
Chan,ery between Jumes = Guy, Complainant and
Mary Ann Sprouce, VIM Sprouce. John Sproacc, ou-
san Sprouce, Elizabeth Sprouce, Matilda Sprouce,
Monroe Sprouce, and Nancy Sprouce, heirs, and Ru-
dolph Turk, as Sheriff of Augusta, administrator of
VIM Sprouce, decd. defendants.
The Creditors of VIM. Sprouce, decd, are hereby
notified 20 appear before me at my office in the town
of Stauuton on Thursday, the second day of Septem
her and present their claims, properly authenticated,
for settlement. PoN ELL HAhRlSON,
Aug. g. '5s-5t Commissioner in Chancery.
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= ALE OF &UIiN lI'uRE.-Ne VIII sell, II
y front OF ,he Cour house, 0n the Ioa,th E99da$ "
iagVSt, esd lot Of eAcellen! FURNITURE, con
sstlng OF Chars Tables, Mattresses, Bureaus, Bed
leads &c. Persons in want Of anything IN this line,
will do well to attend the sale.
TERMS Ten dollars and under, Cash; over that
mount four mouths credit well endorsed, interest
aided. TURK a CUSHING, Auct S.
Aug 10, '5s-Nn copy.
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IN MARKET AUGUSTA LAND.-My farm

L on South River being too far distant from my home
estate to get proper personal attention, have deter
mined to sell il. 1t contains 357 Acres, is in very
fine stale of cultivation the larger portion being well
set IN grass eighty of the land are of first quail
" RIVER BOTTOM. The uplands are good, and
fair proportion heavily ana well tmbered. The im-
provements consist Of spacious BRICK MANSION.
large barn, and necessary Out-houses. II is located
80 miles from the village of New Hope. The neigh
bors are intelligent liberal aud hospitality Churches,
Schools Stores and Market are con, enient In word
he qualify OF the land Tie Proverbla good health Of
the cuunlry the attractions OF the community and 9TH
u advantages render it of the NEST desirable
ates now ior sale in the county.
GEORGE P0AGE,
Inly % lS5S--8t S,aunton p O.
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VALUABLE LAND FOR sALE:-The sub

Y scriber offers for sale TRACT OF LAND, con-
tanning about lao ACRES, lying about one mile from
Staunton on the Port Republic road, upon which
Barn. The land is now we'll set in grass with suf-
fcency of timber the tract for all necessary purpo'
ses There is Well of permanent and excellent wa
ter within short distance of the house To any per-
son desiring to snug little farm near Saunton
fine opportunity is now offered.
Also q Tract of Land containing about 600 Acres,
about "a miles from Staunton, adjoining the lands OF
Geo. Koiner, and Col. James Crawford's home-place
Most of this land is in timber, and will be sold all to-
geher or divided into three parcels to suit the con-
venience of purchasers.
Persons desiring further information are referred to
Col. j. b. Baldwin VIM Bell Crawford.
MARGARET A. CRAWFORD,
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MRS, MARY L. GILkESON respectfully n-
wi forms the public that she has opened in the
House known as the Breekinrdge property (near the
Court house, q RESTAURANT, in connection with
which is a BAR, furnished with the best LlQUokS'
She respectfully socjts a share fpublic patronage
Staunton Auu 1874
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D. -. lNROUtN. php. thBODEl
BsgRGDEN 81 EsHs0.,

ATlORN r. \ - y i LA w,
STANTON, VA.
NHE above Law firm is dissolved so far as practice
Il III the County Court OF Augusta Is concerue0' IN
which Court the senior member being Clerk, Geo. w
ImbOden alone will Praclice bat when The interests
of their clients require It, the OF both Will be
rendered in ali the other Courts and the partneship
name will be used in receWtng for all claims placed
in their hands, rs heretofore.
Aug. 8, '5S-6m
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DISSOLUTION OF MY CONNECTION
n with the Institution for the D., d. and Blind, at
Stanton, took place on the 9TH inst.
To accommodate my customers forthwith, will
have, in the shortest time possible, put up Shop on
nv own account and will be able to execute all work
in the line of BOOK BINDING. l will also make
JEwELRY CASES and Fancy Work in Leather or Paste
board of every description. During my absence, Mr.
Cowan Bookseller) will have the Kindness to attend
to all orders. My Shop for the present is at home
Staunton, Aug. 10, '5s-8m FIR PRUEFEP
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rrrn Performances Bach Day.!
e"e" +Ssinsers EGsaferfa:cs
ak,. FEMALE sHSTiTbTE,

W -t4S ''AlGS, -,
STAL 'ry 5D S6doHads CT the Bot
The 0a{y Conference SChst, ~<hcs.
:Bl0re CohJ,. '.'ser aOd the Board
THE standard Of SrhOla snip h:= ''oAiIOUs Of sinI
4 and Tuition cheaper shan Ut MS. by Rail
lar grade. This IuS,ltstou is easy Ofacce :, Batl
road from RictnUud, Petersburg, Alexandria, salrf
more and ashjng,on 1t Is situated near the c. y,
OF the great Valley Of Virginia, near many OF Nirg'
Il's most noted watering places No oc2hy possess
rs greater advantages OF cGUte and beaithiuineSs'
Being the only Conference seminary IN the BOUNDS
m the Baltimore Conference since the recent dirison
of that body into the Baltimore Conference and Ball
more East Conferences, efforts will be spared 10
u.lkc ii worthy of the distinguished relation II sus-
as to the church aud 10 the cause OF Christian eou'
cation.
BY recent handsome donation, the Institution has
been relieved from all financial embarrassment, and
is placed upon the most reliable basis.
TERMS.
EXPENSES PER SESSION OF FIVE MONTHS.
Preparatory Department, .................'sado0
Collegiate ............".::.:. ~
Board Washing use of furnished Rooms, Light
ana FUEL, .--..............' 80
EXTRA CHARGES PER SESSION OF FIVE MONTHS
Music ON Piano, with use of lnstrument,..... 70
Guitar, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ~
Modern Languages, each, ................... ~
Drawing, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~
Painting in OIL .......... .............:..;.. 10
10y For further information apply for Catalogue 10
b. ARB0GAST, Principal.
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r AND IN MARKET.-In virtue of decree OF
/ the Circuit Court of Augusta County made In the
cause of Van Lear against Harris and Others the 9n-
dersigned will proceed on the premises, on Saturday
the 2s dag of AuguSt nert to sell atpubhc SALE to the
highest bidder Tract of Land in said county in sight
of and convenient to the Valley Turnpike, two miles
above Mt Sidney and eight miles from Staunton, con
tanning about 100 Acres, an ample portion Of which
is we'll timbered The improvements consist of COM
modious DWELLING HOUSE, a barn and all neces
sary out-houses, and a good Orchard There are two
never-fang Springs of excellent water near the house.
and the farm susceptible of high state ofimprove-
ment.
Possession in full will be given on lst of November,
but before that time the purchaser can have possession
of such fields as he may want TO put in fall crop.
TERMS.-One-thrd in six months, bearing interest
and the balance in four equal annual iustalmens, the
two last to bear interest from day Of sae the purcha
ser to give bonds with good personal security and the
title to be retained as ultimate security.
JOHN I. HARRIS, com,rs
TR0ITT SoiN is'
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IRON MITCH.--Un,

Il $4,000 of these celebrated COOKING STOVES,
bave been sold since the patent, and none ever re-
turned. If you waTt good Stove call. They Will be
warranted and may be returned II they do not answer
to description. Every variety of Pattern of Cooking
Stove also, for sale low by d. W. KENNEDY.
StauntOn Au0 10. '5S.
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July 20, '5S.-Kock. Reg. copy. ExecutriA.
JNARM AND SAW MILL FOR SALE.

Il The subscriber owing 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 Howardsvle and Rockfish
Turnpike, miles from Waynesboro'. The tract con.
tains $50 Acres, seventy of which are cleared and
in good state ofculhvation-he balance heavily tim
bered with pine The improvements consist of large
and comfortable DWELLING HOUSE, good Barn
and all necessary out houses There is the farm
excellent SAW MILL, capable of saving from 1900 to
1000 feet per day. The stream will keep the Mill in
operation nine months III the year. An opportunity
is offered in this property for fine Investment to any
one wishing to engage in the Lumber business,
For further information apply to the subscriber per-
sonally or by letter to Sherando, Augusta county.
Feb a. ls57-tf JAS. NJ. LEWIS.
s9y" Rock. Reg. copy and charge j. M. l..
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I.Os," VOICE RECOVERED!

AOSA New BEDFORD, Aug. 10.
Mr. W. Fowl-Haging seen many Sa.o cSr sg ira
Puohsae9 IN on, on tunity Of offering word IN
cherry taSe S"o on AR are Sso at liberty to publish
r aS o sss ss'S% eS voice. m a4d
affected by s0dde% Ss;ns in the breast. Her stu
suffered severely from ruch alarm Having heard
alton caused ner trlenos u loaded by those who mad
used it, purchased bottle of -tions, and IT pro-
pisoe She took it according to dree. zoe bottle she
duced a wonderful effect. Before using subsidized,
md ,o1aDletely recovered her C0ice, the pains
aud her health was soon fully restored.
Yours truly, (Sigued)
HENRY G.. BRIGHTMAN.
None genuine unless signed l. BUTTS on the wrap
Prepared only by SCH W. F0WLE Il CO., BOs-
ton, Mass. to whom all orders should be addressed
Sold by their agents everywhere For sale IN otSuu-
on by DR.. T. H \ J. c. Kinney, DR.. Ii. 5. Eiehelber-
ger l. Bro, and by Dr.. w. B. Young.
Aug. II, lS5S--lw