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CLOTHING TRADED

TUBING the past Summer we have greatly enlarg.
IL ed and improved our House, and have now as
large, well lighted and conveniently arranged Sales
Rooms as are to be found in our city. Wehayo made
these improvements to meet the wants of constantly
increasing trade and beg leave to advise Whoesdle and
retail dealers that have now in store and daily re.
ceiving the largest and most desirable STOCK OF
CLOTHING we have exhibited, or to be found in
the South. We have now been engaged in the trade
in this city for YEARS, and having thus OBJ
tanned full knowledge of the wants Of the markets,
and being more largely engaged in the manufsc-
ture and sale of Clothing than any other House
in the State, believe offer the greatest induce,
ments to purchasers. By every arrival we shall
make additions to our stock of oil that is and
fashionable, and purchasers will at all times tnd
complete assortment of superior quality Clothing
and Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods in store and for
sale upon LIBERAL TERMS.
Wholesale and Retail departments distinct and on
separate floors. An examination of our stock prices
and mode of doing business, is respectfully solicited
KEEN, BALDWIN d CO.,
Richmond Sept. Z, 1885, I02 Main Street.
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Sept. 7, lS58.-tds. gu,
Richmond tri,weekly Enquirer copy till day of sale
DUBLIC SALE or REAL AND PER-

DUBhIC SALE OF REAL AMI fEh-
4 SONAL ESTATE, NEAR STAUNTON, Va
THURSDAY, 2STH OCT0BER.-Be about to re,
move permanently to the Southwest will offer at
public auction the 2sth day of October next on the
premises the following property, viz:
1st. The FARM of 500 Acres, on which RESIDE,
about So miles from Staunton. This farm may be
conveniently divided into two farms-one, on the
south side of the Mddlebrook Turnpike, of 80 acres
cleared and 20 woodland has handsome House, all
the farm buildings, fine Spring, Orchard and Mead
the other on the north side of SAID Turnpike, OF
$50 cleared and 70 woodland has no buildings, but is
we'll watered, and in good cultivation.
The whole farm is divided into five fields by good
fences each field having running water; and will be
sold on the following terms, viz; One-third in hand,
and the balance in /, g and years. without inter-
est.
der with wheat.
3D. field of Corn of about Is acres; 5head OF aor-
SEES Cow {; Q Calves; 10 head of Hogs; good two
horse Carriage; two horse Spring Wagon; all the
Farming Tools; all the Household and Kitchen Fur
niture; about l9 tons of excellent Hay; 100 bushels
of Oats, and some Books. On credit of six months
| for all sums over So.
David S. Young Esq, of Staunton, is my author
lied agent to make the sale and to collect all debts
due me- and to pay whatever debts may owe, out
| of the proceeds of the sale.
! Staunton, Sept %, 1858. VIM. b. JOHNSON:
~" Rock. Reg. copy st. and send account to Mr..
Young .
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Hugh Miller's New Work.
JUST PUBLISHED,

The Cruise OF fHe BetSey;
Or, A Summer Ramble Among the Fossferous De-
posits of the Hebrides. With Rambles of Geolo-
rist: or. Ten Thousand Miles over the Fossiliferous
Deposits of Scotland 12mo. PIP. 524. Cloth, $l.25.
BY the late HUGu MILLER.
Nearly the whole of large edition of this work has
been exhausted by orders in advance of publication
Nothing need be said of that it possesses the
fascination for the reader that characterses the
authors other works.
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HARDWARE HARDwARE!I-Th'
Staunton, Sept. IA, 1858.
NIOTICE TO ALL PERSONS INDEBTED

NJ OIlGE AIh AhSONS lNOEDA I'D
IN TO ISAAC a.. BUSHONG.-As trustee in a
deed of trust executed by Isaac A. Bushong, the
l4th day of this month, am required by of the
parties secured to notify all persons indebted to said
Bushong by bond note. open account that his said
deed of trust covers all such debts due to him, and
that therefore, they must paid to me as trustee, and
to none else. 1t will be my duty to enforce payment
to me of any such debt, though it should have
been paid to some else since the date ofsad deed
also notify all such debtors of said Bushong, that
legal proceedings will be at instituted to annul
and set aside transfer made by said Bushong to ia
cob Crist and James A. Cnedinst the 18th day Of
this month, and recorded the goth, and therefore
forbid any one paying to them or either of them.
j. D. IMB0DEN,
Trustee of Isaac A. Bushong.
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Valuable Testimony IN favor of the Oxygs-
mated B;tters.

Valuable Testimony IN favor OF the cAyss-
mated B:tters.
Having made use of the 0cygenated BitterS prepar
ed by Dr. George B. Green, OF Windsor, W., and
from knowledge of their efficacy in other cases, we
cheerfuy recommend them to the public. believing
they will fully sustain the recommendation OF the pro-
prietor We hope that this valuable remedy may be
accessible 10 all the afflicted.
S SAY 4IS s. PHELPS u.s.. Senator's from VT
JAS. F. SIMMONS, u. s. Senator from Rhode Isl
and.
j. t. MOREHEAD, U. s. Senator, and formerly
Governor of Kentucky.
L. II. ARNOLD, formerly Governor of Rhode Isl
and.
WIN. WOODBRIDGE, late Governor of Michigan
It's success in severe cases of Dyspepsia, Asthma
and General Debility of the System, places it among
the most wonderful discoveries in medical science
and has given it reputation far beyond any remedy
| known for these complaints, in al their various
forms.
Prepared only by SETH w. F0WLE Il CO., Bos
ton, Mass, to whom all orders should be addressed
Sold by their agents everywhere For sale in Staun
on BY DR.. T. II. Il j. c. Kinney, DR.. Il. S. Eichelber
ger h Bro and by DIR. w. B. Young.
Il nat Luz
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4 LBEMARLE LAND FOR SALE.-Th

A LBEMARLE IL A N IL FOR SaLE.-In'
N undersigned having determined to move South
offers for sale TWO FARMS, CLOSELY, adjoining ONE
situated one and half miles from Mechum's Riyel
Depot on Virginia Central Railroad, containing 25(
Acres, eighty acres being we'll tmbered; the les
cleared and mostly well set in clover and timothy.
is we'll watered and has it Barn and three gooo
Tobacco Houses. .
The other farm is situated two and half miles from
the same Depot, contains about $50 Acres, has OF
it neat and comfortable Dwelling House, large Barn
Stable, Negro Cabins, and out-houses, abundance
of good timber, and is finely watered. 1t is needless
to say more about these farms than to invite the at
ton of those wishing to purchase, feeling confident
the advantages which either possesses N soil facilities
for market society, and proximity TO churches OF al
denominations, as we'll as beauty of situation and O
surrounding scenery will cause them to find ready
sale The land will be offered for sale privately TIL
M Of October and then at public auction to the high
est bidder.
Terms accommodating and made known on day o
sale. If said land is sold, then the Stock, ten OF
twelve head of Horses, Farming Utensils, Household
and Kitchen Furniture, Crop, &c, will be sold OF
same or next fair day.
Address Mediums River, Va, or apply TO the un
dersgned at his residence, who will take pleasure in
showing the land. A. >. WooD.
Anp 81. lS5S-tds
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DEMOVAL.-Having removed to the Store re-
IL Gently occupied by Lawton, and two doors a.
boye DR.. f. II. 4 j. c. Kfhney's Drug Store, | have
the pleasure of announcing to my friends and pub
lie. that have on baud large and fresh supply Of
G GROCERIES,, WINES, LIQUORS and TEAS, all Of
which will be sold cheap for Cash. Persons in want
of these articles would no well to give call be.
fore purchasing elsewhere. l.. Is. WALLER.
Staunton, Sept. Ia, 1858.
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GOULD & LINCOLN,
SO Washington Street, Boston.

oept' IL, 1000.
NTAGON MAKING.-The subscriber having
w put up new shop and otherwise increased MS
facilities for more enlarged operations, would inform
the citizens of Staunton and Augusta county, tnat ne
is prepared to manufacture all kinds of Wagon Work,
Farming Utensils &c. on the cheapest terms, and in
the most substantial and workmanlike manner. HIS
arrangements for procuring the best dried timber can
not be surpassed and all his work will consequently
be constructed of the best material. He will also
keep in his employ the very best workmen so that his
customers NAV be assured will be done
them in all cases He would respectfully solicit call
from persons wishing anything in his line as he feels
assured that he can make both the work and the pri-
ces to suit anybody. Au qoork warranted.
M. All kinds Of Country Produce taken in ex-
change for work.
REFERENcEs:-Geo NJ. Cochran, VIM. NJ. Tate, 5.
E. Clarke, George Poage, Col. VIM A. Bell, George
Wech, and any others acquainted with his work:
Staunton, June %, '58-tf JNO. GREGORY.
SCHOOL AT THE AUGUSTA CHURCH
y commences second Monday in September and end.
18th of June The trustees believe that this School
offers advantages satisfactory to any who may favor
il with their patronage. Terms 500, $50 and $50 in
cidenal 81 without regard to time; but other char
ges will be from time Of entering to end of session.
Board $40, including everything.
REV. WIN. BROWN,
VIM. CRAWFORD,
g. B. FINLEY Trustees.
J. C. McCUE,
l. J. PARKINS,
~ Address G. NJ PACKER, Mt. Sidney, Va.
| Aug. "a, 1853.
CTAVES AND HOOP POLES WANTED
| y at the Stanton Steam Mill. Apply to
S. A. RICHARDSON,
| Staunton, Sept. T. 1853. superintendent
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HOOFLAND,S GERMAN BTTTERs,

Prepared by DR.. Q. NJ. Jackson, No. AIS Arch ST..
philadelphia, Pa. Read what is said of them:
ScorT Cortland Co., N. Y, March 81, 1857.
DR.. G. NJ Jackson-Dear Sir: In behalf of the at.
aicted pen few lines to you. have suffered and
doctored myself and know how to pity those in like
| condition Until commenced taking your Bitters
last summer was not able to do anything, or even
to sit up any considerable length of time. Before
had taken the first bottle felt like new man, and
now after having continued the use of them short
time, in the worst Of the year, am able to Ia
Dor hard erery day. To say the least think have
received more benefit from the Bitters than all other
| medicines have taken. have not only used your
Btters myself, but have given bottles and parts OF
bottles to those complaining OF Dyspepsia and Liver
Complaint and in every case they tell me they have
taken no medicine so beneficial as the Btters,
Respectfully yours, -
JAMES Won BENSCHOTTER.
Ask for HooHands German Bitters take nothing else
! Principal office, AIS Arch Street. Philadelphia, Pa
sold by druggists and storekeepers every town and
village in the United States Canadas, West Indies and
South America ct IS cents per bottle: See that the
signature of Dr. c. NJ, Jackson is on the wrapper on
each bottle.
For sale by Dr. w. B. YouNo, Dr. II. S. Eichelber-
ger 4 Bro, and Dr. T. II. Il j. G. Kinney, Staunton
JAS E. Ross, Mt. Sidney; Waye Thompkins, Buch-
anan w. NJ. Scott Coyington.
Sept. rs, 1S5S-2w
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! FALL SUPPLIES OF
Books. Stationery, Piano FOrteS, Music.

Books, Stationery, Pian0-F0rteS, Music.
TAS. WOODHOUSE CO., have received their
q Fall Supplies of Books, Stationery Piano Fortes
and Music, and now prepared TO furnish Country
Merchants, Schools, Colleges, Semnaries, and the
public generally, with every article and in any guam
ity which will likely be wanted in the several depart
ments of their business. Their entire stock has been
purchased upon such terms to enable them 10 sell
1t the lowest prices.
Their assortment of PIAN0-FORTES is as large as
ean be found in any similar establishment in the
Southern country. They are warranted superior in
al respects, and will be offered at New York prices.
~ Orders faithfully and promptly attended 10.
JAS. W0ODH0USE 4 CO.,
Booksellers, Statiopers, & dealers in Plauo-Fortes.
Richmond. Sept. 7, 1s5s-tas5
I have T II stI Ss. and for sale cheap
200 :" Stage
100 Breast
so Back
rs Log
40 Fifth
Is Tongue
20 Stritcher
30 doz. Halter
Is =" Dog
And Coil Chain, assorted u, 5-l6 q, 7.l8, and Is
inch. CLARKS0N, ANDERSON & CO.,
Importers Of Hardware, No. LOG Main ST.
Richmond Sept A. 1858
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NTOTICE.-The undersigned has sold his entire
IN stock of Hardware &C., to Messrs. Woods Gil
keson, by whom the business will hereafter be con
Quoted at the old stand, Main Street, under Union
Hall. All persons indebted to me are requested to
come forward and settle and 10 all persons desiring
to purchase anything in the Hardware line, l would
cordially commend the new firm.
Sept. IA, 1858. D. W. KENNEDY.
III A RDW A r e 1.-THE
Ill subscribers having purchased ofMr. d. w. Ken
needy his STOCK of HARDWARE, CUTLERY, &c,
will carry on the business at the same place. under
the name and firm Of WOODS d GILKESON, and
respectfully solicit continuance OF the patronage SO
literally extended to their predecessors. They will
keep on hand at all times full stock of everything
belonging to their branch of business, and will sell at
fair prices to punctual customers.
JNO. K. WOODS,
ANDREW T. GILKESON.
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DARN AND SAW MILL FOR SALE

harm AND SAW MILL FOR SALE
i 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 Howardsyllleand Rockfsh
Turnpike, 8 miles from Waynesboro. The tract con-
tains $50 Acres, seventy of which are cleared and
in good state of balance heavily tim
bered with pine The improvements consist of alarge
and comfortable DWELLING HOUSES good Barn
and all necessary outhouses There is on the farm an
excellent SAW MILL, capable Of saving from 1900 to
1000 feet per day. The stream will keep the Mill in
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-
sonaly, or by letter to Sherando, augusta county.
Feb. 4, 1s57-tf. JAS. NJ. LEWIS.
r9y. Rock Reg copy and charge ]. M. L.
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/, PRIVATE SALES.
nor sALE-25o ACRES OF LAND, L,

nor SALE-x5O ACRES OF LAND, LY'
ID on the Port Republic road, at its junction will
the Waynesborough road, and AZ miles from Staun
tom Said land fronts on both roads for more thar
hall mile, has on it small LOG DWELLING anl
BLACKSMITH SHOP, and is situated in neigh
borhood convenient to store pos-olice, mills, DC.
&c About one hundred acres of it are cleared-tht
balance heavily tmbered and its proximity to Staun
ton and the Railroad is such that one residing on il
could make it profitable to sell ire-wood. Said lane
has on it several never failing Springs besides border
ing for short distance on Lewis Greek. Although
preferrng to sell the whole of this land together
vet willing, in order to suit purchasers, to sell any a
mount of It exceeding hundred acres. To those de-
sirous of Investing in land would say that seldom il
such an opportunity offered of purchasing good land
at low figure, as am determined to sell, if car
find purchaser, without delay.
Persons wishing to purchase are invited to examine
the land which viii be shown them by Jno. w. Hemp
or o. E. Cleveland, living near the premises.
Feb. n. ls58-tf WIN. j. NELSON.
VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.-The sub
Y scriber offers for sale TRACT OF LAND, con-
tanning about 40 ACRES lying about one mile from
Stanton on the Port Republic road, upon which
there is a comfortable DWELLING HOUSE and good
Barn. The land is we'll set in grass, with suf-
Gciency of timber the tract for all necessary purpo
SEES. There is Well permanent and excellent wa
ter within short distance of the house. To any per-
son desiring to own snug little farm near Staunton,
fine opportunity is now offered.
Also, q Tract of Land containing about GOO Acres,
about 81 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-
gether divided into three parcels, to suit the con-
venience of purchasers.
Persons desiring further information are referred to
Col. j. B. Baldwin or VIM. Bell Crawford.
MARGARET A. CRAWFORD,
July 90 '58.-Rock, Reg CODY. ExecutriX
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BY the Same Author,
New AND ENLARGED EDITION OF
The Old Red Sandstone.

12mO Cloth. SI.2o.
This edition is reprinted from the last Edinburgh e.
dition, ana contains ONE HUNDRED PAGES OF entirey
new matter from the pen of Hugh Miller. 1t contains
also several new plates and cuts and an appendix Of
new notes while the old plates have been re-engraved
and improved.
r4ys New editions of "My Schools and Schoolmas.
ters" "The Testimony of the Rocks" Footprints OF
the Creator" and "First Impressions of England are
now ready, and may be had separately, or in uniform
sets.
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NEW STOCK.-CLOTHING CLOTH

NEW STUC h.-CLOTHING CLOTH.
IN ING!l CL0THING!!l THE undersigned are
now in receipt of their Stock of FALL and WINTER
READY-MADE CLOTHING, which they are pre-
pared to sell ten per cent less than any other House.
We manufacture our own Clothing, and are conse-
quenty enabled to sell better terms than those who
buy from the manufacturers. We invite the atten-
ton OF buyers to Fall Stock which will be found
complete, made OF the best material and the latest
styles. Call and examine for yourselves at the old
stand, stone building, opposite John B. Scherrer's.
STEINER, BROS. K co.
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.RICHMoND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

RICHARDSON &c GO.
Deal exclusively In and keep for sale in quantities to
suit purchasers, at their WARER00MS, NO. e5
MAN SraEHr, Richmond, Va, sll kinds Of %
Carpetings, Floor OIL Cloths, Rugs Mats,
Curtain Goods, iWindos0 Shades, Ia
s7ars Die OIL Gotks, Piano and Table -
~ 81 C0uers, fc We soiU haze
made to order Curpets,
OIL Cloths, WINDOW
Ourtains and
Shades.
WE are now prepared to offer to our friends, Gus.
wv toners and buyers generally, for this FALLS
BUSINESS, the largest assortment of all the Goods
embraced in our Card above, that we have ever had
on exhibition at one time Whilst the styles are beau
tiful the variety 10 quality is unsurpassed and bav-
ing been imported BY ourselves under the most favor.
able circumstances, direct from the manufacturers In
England and selected with from the best factories
in this country, feel justified in declaring that
can and M sell them at low prices goods Of SIM
liar quality, Of either English American manufac-
ture, can be purchased OF any house in the United
States.
We cordially invite all buyers and visitors to the
city to examine our stock.
RICHARDSON & co. :
Richnond Sent 2s l858-taS5* 95 Main st.
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Baltimore, March 81, is58-iy

rzg- Dir. ]. c. AVER, the world renowned Chemist
Of New England is now stopping at the Burnet House
in this city He has been making tour of the West
ern States with his scientific associates, to investigate
their remedial productions, or such he can make
remedial We notice he has been received with mark
ed distinction by our leading citizens ofthe West and
are reoiced to find they have shown proper est
mate of the man who has perhaps done more for the
relief of human ills than any other American.--Dasy
Journal Cincinnati, Ohio.
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AGAINST
George w. Brooks, Adam G.. Cleek, Samuel Miller,
George w. Miller, Mary Ann Brooks, Ohio Williams,
Marcus L. Williams, Mahala d. p. Williams, Joel Be-
thel and Matilda his wife, Isaac Hepler and Mary his
wife, Ohio W. Hughart, and Corneha Ann Hughart,
Defendants.
The object of this suit is to enforce the PLAINTIFF
lien by decreeing sale of the lands in the bill and
proceedings mentioned and to obtain decree for the
conveyance of the legal title of said lands TO the said
George W. Brooks.
The Defendants, Marcus L. Williams, Mahala d. P.
Williams, and Joel Bethel aud Matilda his wife, not
having entered their appearance, and it appearing by
satisfactory evidence that they not inhabitants Of
this Commonwealth: On motion of the Plaintiff, 1t is
ordered that the said Defendants do appear here with
in one month after the publication of this order, and
answer the Plaintiffs bill and that a copy of this or
der be published in the "Stalnton Spectator once
week for four successive weeks, and posted at the
front door of the Courthouse of said county, the
first day Of the next Court after its publication.
Copy-Teste,
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NTOTICE.-We must close up our entire business
~ by collections speedily as possible and here
by notify AL indebted TO u.s. that the LIST day of
November, shall be in Staunton, expecting to see
those indebted and receive the amounts due to us :;
otherwise shall have to leave them in other hands
for collection.
We avail ourselves of this occasion to return our
thanks to the citizens Of Staunon and of the county
for their friendship and patronage during our soourn
of 5 or years among them.
STAPLES MARTIN & co
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IL signs teaching Glass in branch of the Fine
Arts some time the coming November in the town of
Centreville Augusta county, Va, viz: Picture ia.
king and the Glass is not filled by two, any per
son wishing to study the above Art can do by ad
dressing me at Brdgewater Va. before the Glass is
filled. d. A. FLICKER.
White Sulphur Springs, Sept 81. '5S-3t
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MISCELLANEOUS.

TTIRGINIA,-At Rules held at the Clerks Office
Y of the Circuit Court of Bath County on Monday
the 9th day OF September, 1859, Ann McChntie, Wild
ow and Administrative of Moses McClintic, decd. (;
John ID. Clark and Alice his wife, VIM. II. McChntle,
Alfred A. Mccormick and Margaret his wife, Hezeki-
ah ID. McChntc, Henry McChntic, Caroline D. Nc
Clntic, and Archibald NJ. and George i. McCllnuc,
infants who sue by Ann McCntic, their next friend,
and Joseph h Pitzer Sheriff of Botetourt County,
and as such Administrator de boRas non OF William
MeClintie, dec d.,-Plaintlhs,
AGAINST
William McCiutic in his own right and Executor
of Alice Cavendish, decd, DR.. Moses McChntic, oil
Missouri Shanklin MeClntic, of Rockbridge coun-
ty, Elizabeth, William IT,, James McClintic, Alex
ander II. McClntic and Alice his wife, and their five
infant children, viz-Jane, Sarah, Susan, Mary and
Elizabeth, all of Bath County, and Hamilton Byrd
and Susan his wife, of Missouri, defendants.
The object of this suit is to have account taken
of the actngs of the said Alice Cavendish as Admin
istratrx of William McClintic, decd, and especially
of the Slaves of the said estate remaining in posses
sion of the said Alice under her control at the time
of her DEATH and 10 have distribution OF the same a.
moug those entitled.
The Defendants DR.. Moses MeClintic and Hamilton
Byrd and Susan his wife, not having entered their ap
pearance and it appearing by satisfactory evidence
that they are not inhabitants of this Commonwealth
On motion OF the Plaintiff it is ordered that the SAID
Defendants do appear here within one month after the
publication Of this order and do what is necessary 10
protect their interest and that copy OF this order De
published in the "Staunton Spectator once week
for four successive weeks aud posted at the front door
of the Court house of said county on the rst day OF
the next Court after its publication.
CopY-TEsTR,
~ ID IN