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THE DRESS, NOT TIE LADY.
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Nr,LT BLo7spv--a pr tty name. - IL pot1
--sa; IA her dressing room laughing ~ hard
s., she could laugh " hai it could tc nr,
/ sm sure nobody could tel, hr -Lc Wa
h..nc. neither reading, singing or talking 10
h-rself She haI been ocrupiei iD eNmtirg
her ieaatiial hair aud thl- Was the -itaAt Ju
i- uhi-h shc SIT 4 bru-a IA cue LsuJ. \
great mas, It .GIkcu curi- ga toe otstr- b,l
l,ai thrown hack. -cr voice ringing 90 u
iu .uce,.silu Il good hearty IA h,'s b
.Wtst / the matter Nelly a-kcd her
m thsr standing sLillug OF tie door
Oh | Was tLiUkiug of sometLiu ;, 20 fun
uy. cried Nelly srnuelng ~ her gla,s aud
ulyirs tic brush never mind mother we
81 plan iu my head and II decide upon
tv,,irr it iuio execution. u tell you shat
it -
At breakfast, pretty Nelly vas Al. .u,iles
Shall you 70 out shopiug today asked
bcr daughter
on this, Nelly began 10 laugh seain, then
restraining herself on catching hcr fa,bsr >
eve. .he answered, hsvsni made pp my
miud--perhaps ! msy
An. contfiyiug already 90 make way With
that hny doilars. Uucle Joe sent you yesior.
dsy' We'll, Nell, make good u.e of il
here's many . poor man would feel lise =
prince these hard Gmes, u,Ih City dollars 10
his hand
IN Try n .ir. replied Nelly her lsulh
ing sys' growing more Ia'st % their cIPrs'
zion
who did you see las, Nslly1 ssksd
Mr.. blossom. l,anging over her tea aftsr
l th. pateriamii - bal gouc out.
4 Hsly Lloyd sui Charles sheldon. o.
,A.u.I replied Molly archiy
.a.A Were thsy 10Th st.er tiva p
80 "a TO sbad1vs replied Nelly Henry
-. n I0Jked uob!oS or hand,oner 90 his
~ IA nrsit 20. Charles. s,il Nr'. Bio,
;" 'sIlb,u,hsd \ Epou, ,bs ssil = sni
o. y scuAio decide b,twesp them. mas'
~ is,hs handsomsst sd Tchest Of
"e hi ssA her mother. looking oat -
. mothefVill \, or tho maIn chaDc-
o. tnos sheut ilsurys beiog ~
hand'oms rspltd Ngliy ta,fs - .Jme
,u'"F 'efJaDsuyt sb1nt Chsfles sheldon.
acc. h1i B. so stry fstung 5ue hss g.
give ''m ~ y. marg.o T. D. sufs ilar
. y " mote dang. o. .gtt bs cs'ti more
; f'etsl add y certainly more bt.i.su'
sJe and color Perhaps bel dresses b. rath
- hctisf taste, " sltbaagh be- plss.es u,
20 e'mP'hJ Tier D. somsthing Iu tab,le
Nbtii91' quiet ~ ali 3o.p sJa that SOM 81
ume' seems more atra-ties.
b,,t aIPsaf 70 Az stsrlisg qaa.iiir.
said Mrs blossom
'is' they appssr Q, bsvs. bat Irs go,n,
60 test them g. dsy
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= i'nne'seena recently lon h., log ,as.
AZ f'r the purpose of taking peep a,,bc
the Railroad Nud ,51. graphi,,ry describe.
L.. al.eutlrs
Wal .g,' u,fuias'are rne mint, s,..
H., r"a1 d 'fiau,ue leuuy. api se,m.s,.
M m h.'y sc'~s q cora, & came ,c,o..
>-.l raTla. uIcu shorten. dyutl. ,.,,L
EuE "a &C % -..g.laery n IA creation H.,
g. my lH.,; mhryci,nn. lc,lverauc, ia,tr,x
- o." urc which give me chase ia.n ,,,,
h1l.f'hd Acaru spme time A.o tb.,,hs,.
r'Ts '.iuF- ,aat open r!ch 80 mrts ,si,,,
.... --.a. a.. broke 4 her,
| came across tAf0uca the c,aptrv 81
struck your railroad Aai | Wa rl.y,p, j,
down a. about four knot. an hour Nn.I
had Aoafn t.i. 4 LbcoraAtt1e. but ,.,
aT,amr! gi ,csirr one alive aud ki-k,n, Ia,
about two miIe- from here / hearn IN.
ihlns hrL!ui me c1Gghin, snseIin. tbnnl.,
IN. sud looked around. and sure epo,,h
ere he cjno r,sht down after n, n,x,a,
tn Garth ~ sri splitting the road q de oman
NTH mere smoke aui FIRE auny han o,, /,
come OF; g LuaITcl buraiug rn,u,,,in.
with about forty sagors fllleriu after b,-
and 10 save her tarnal black smoky. pn,.v
neck. lie could ut got clear Of them d,o,.
know whether they scared her up or no tu,
LeTe she comes, ioamIng at the mouth-u,th
her teeth chuck ia! of turnin red hot al
she pitched right straight att me a. II =,
was going into me Ike thousand Of brieks
e2u.du stand II any longer. 80 1 wheeled
around aud broke down the road and begin
70 maze the gravel fy 10 every direction =
No sooner had done hat than she srl-t
right after me and every j1mp made she
screamed like thuu>aud 0f Wildcat Sh.
begin ~ gain on me comm up lit,le hall.
but VIC come around piut 20 = straight lev
G! ~ the road now think. L.! gi., 500 .ta
ger, ~ am great on a dead level so rull
ed 2 and soou got self under full head
way hen she began to yelp aud howl Al d
stamp. aud come on full chrrle, aud mad,
the bull a'rth shake But kept on befor,
her bouncing at the rate Of twenty 6y. fee
every hop tIll got 90 q turn in the road
and was under -uch heAdway that eouId
rot turn tumbled head over heel, down
bank hJ house aud landed my head and
shru uldrrs cusmoilc IN sW!.l barrel and IN y
feet stuck out b bind ana Up in the AR
just at the tine the Locom itive found
bai got away from ~, 1t commenced splitting
hot water into me, aud lust little ly .patter
ed al! over the part Of me that was left stuck.
Ing out ot toe barrel thought 10 my .oul
Mount Ncr.uvies had busted some place iu
the ne!ghborhoui. Int DO you suppose I
STAYED there long No, Streoi lust
walked through that barrel Aod come out
tie cui - quick, that u really looked
asAam Il its,lf
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E5-The Eictm "a Nau,4. IN an .rt.,,.
relating - the crowd, state Of the yirgipi,
feDiteut.Ary add tie necessity Of enlarginr
IL .,ys
NoT observe tLcre a=c i7l cells. that 20
IT these held one each and that into tho
thisace tt2s 3!l convict. had 90 bo cram.
med
On tho 10th gf May. however. 2 ps-r.e,
wsrc b,r. J p.t 90 y l. Frcuch TO work 10
Iazs~,'i 90 a uui turnpike the Governor
rrlHrng 80 each tor their labor for tho
balance Of the Year Ga the ith of June
- negroes were sent - the North RIVER
Cana. 10 work but without any cb,ry. aud
ol the lufi q Jul, 30 more were sent 40
Toe same place Two II those uhs vent IN
Nh French, made their escape bat v,rc
re captarrG aud Of the Others. three bayo
60 % aud lave Lpt St'locn takrB Two
ot these rCgrues are nov in the isH oT kar.
"a About dozen more wore kert In
the lc'i'crtinry Ga the .uggc.t,o- 4 C.l
Morgan aui they consist of ft,llnu- sAaI,d
h.au ouEat.d 30 -lrse abduction. or v,to in
60 'alf Fences. - whose term - .crr.ls
ga nrsr'y 'KIifsi
Va. - u1t i1r tLis iraf, 90 the institution
H
J. fniy sheds 20 tbe yard prisVocr. sud the
4'A'l-'is o. s'- itHs them sou!d have been
rr .r..s increased
i-'rr arr r.s tFr hundred trI .l4ty cfs
r7as'.'s fH tas institution c,u.i.tirl, Of fur
WaIia w'm"n three slave women on. fee
r'n'n = color thirteen rc.ro men abi
tF" 44.r.i AMI arty wlitg men Which
ait.t fr tDs ,l- sent out tp uark q. above
"a..f.a.i n'k q psptsa'afy cJuyIot.
30 al i1 ilr state
10 'he Nnra'h 2 ~, employed boot snI
shss.u'sef- wbe,lsrglit- carpentor,. wes
V'f' ia Esmiiss several u she last bsInE
crsaEs. l masIuz thc celebrated Peri,ss
tisry aHs The @p1igu aui cotton fahr,c.
ore eHrsiirrt sud ~ observed tbat tb,
greatest order prevailed IN the diHefsnt A.
IarfU U,ufs ard thst there -. 90 ,IIsns.s
or 'siEfrs The 'ilsat 'ystsm bsias To great
extent carried out
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tn.-IINn nnnM-.

Iur VAIN " a'ber will shortly o. il
aui 'yery aUe Will e seeking th. r.ir,-..r,
iahleuce ci cool auI shady ritra. ub,f,
unto tiey car retreat from tts tl.fi.. suu
% We uiii giVo our readers . fwtiut. -4n
ce'uiHg the cooling # tusir house, Tie
hfst uecrassty - tbyrgnsb drsu Ihs
eau alWsys 30 obtained ~ 1;,siug every
door aud uinioS "a the la-cscut. tAe Jpt
II every vIu8os above. auI ly tLrasiug
each DOR side 0yeu bat shays al De- .ure
that the trap door 90 the roof j. opeB sni
tls's - I,outy of ar from u dJuu
s'sIf.. - tbat EbIeIsvsf be tue direction of
the Wjnd there ui.i D. 81 lsa.t oue s.-.nI
Isg current II ar iu the fposs AuHtt-f
requisite 10 shade Our common slate shlt
tcf- absN,f usl' fsr che eiuIuus. bat soc
most eAeap arI e5rysUieut shelter iJf The
fHIi Is p. r.E.r 10 't -E.J uIfa sfraH Ir D
frst- no f4-hrs Tlr-g wiii fa.I.'t.sI Il.
fasncs sf the nosrisy .un. sbd E.sf ilr
garrett almost e. rss. o. tss hs-rmett O8s
% tl. pol 20 s.nT meth D. 500 tfta -s4s
time t.s -.faT 20 urar. 90 sftS. .a.s -
sf.Hg tfa ism p.fa.4rs etarl.u d. o. stta
sa.psuiIt In tbs place q, Sspts r. ~
l.. tlsf1lm bs s-uv. affiliated. .tI tts tsm
fsfa'4re aI.l.,.s ir "a, eco t.ts. .'s ..gft. s
,1 lfs.tLnu .aliau boar The. r. tl..
siIf is ussf4i g. n.ny. a.Iasa Ittf ,Ikyr4
ii11 vr sII irflrn 'ss reader tlstI sIr.
nof u - go. % sep solution "a t.t.TlIr
uf iHr ln tbr Lp1se. adj ..ras..a.y sgusE|-
it i1 tbs more f' I1st'si Ia.a az tIs pc
ssg.t anl stars
sr.f fat,.r
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VOL. 81.
:% @1a."~. ,.S,~ a''e.
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e~rh. p,,. PaE-. 4. roblI.hed weekly a. TN~o
p,.ia,. s.d Y,,iy Cs-is pv Gsnu- ~ PAID N al
~s.es Ixo DsItAHs
sSSWAaevsr y.vBSH'i' deferred h~' ond tss s'P''
-. n an. ,..r taivts.t viii be ch.igsi.
es,,,..u,itsa.t1T. p.osths. Oss Ds4Sr d"d IGss-
g. r..f, O. bs pAd issaTtIhss ~ advance.
RATES or ADVERTISING
q, ~Tk, term. u .iTsT.iag are, for square or less
90 ps;sSr & three ia,srtigs--lsfgrr ons. "a the
..p. srytSfti,a Each eoaiiaasneS IIr'"iy.t'rs
Csrfs Per saate. ,,, .
eiAed o. ths Nsnu-eriPt, or PTv'ioa.
(y .-rsed sp,s be,w-s- the rsrtirs
FRA. ,sysrti.- .,sf sst rasTkri IN 'hc copy f7F ,
--S.I ..A., Al in ..tttaas IN b. cnnt,nard un al
orIsr,J aat' .,J paw neat .s.ctsj secordirrly.
UTRssuLA. .ABSS.vissaESrs-i TO s'o,d .nl "is-
.a1,,,t,,Ii.t On the part otthe AaHaal Ad'srtssr.
4, 80, "a ,tai- diItincy. that their pTis ls
a.ty s,ts.I. 20 their ,nm-d'si. ha.'ne.. Real Es
t.ts Lsr. .sd all other el them
,.h. q, .tdtioaa Al charge, aud NO variation
c 1l fra.s,s-t sdrotiIs=sHis -,.'f ,, rs'd fsr ~
eash. nNLIN"E" . ~
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ACarI.t ru5br ku-u Nr L,as,Iu
.1 a.5.t u.- " gou aasaeel be- If. e. o
rT.r.r is..l
TIE f tH .sr-s lst~rsr JaIz. u.
ia. ssi H.s .a Cos grocery qlss' A.
,al, a atts .fp.I .a aps .,Ie Z OH.
,.a.'sf be- rst l--1 ol4Aily st's.uys o.
tae .t.rf n .is
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~rA Llrsisr an~e iri.rnti iis f'gsi
s.aa ss1 80 e.a-s,iJ - tss.t 5i .ls.a.t5
tasi hs BAD 'a.t his s,ts ~ ub'e'i.rs sftf
itrsn. uhrss coarse 80 ~ sffok,d tsst =,
tsrrsl be .rala
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A T7roT Nrfsf .is q 1.Nrffs r ~
y rssiarss ef th- Iafs f'n -si'-
o. b ~ stteaf rf en.ib a rfr O..
fgI's fria~s.ef fr tsfrs frfhw
~ ~ f-ss sWtFH
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7 q L II r Y .
THE DYING WYE


Lay he gen ufon ~ bosom
i-etme feel Der warm s~yr, breath.
T'r strsn.- chr'i DER ne rass-.
hnH sro~ haiti D-sh
! you'd riI, 600 a. r,a,ure-
Sesrct.y EiEeu tr, I go
F,r. her ru'y tiuPir- Grsrfs
wsrtcr Ger my ,l,ss ~ ,auv
Ian ps's'as through ne vs',rs.
B0' a'.ts,e- 'LYis appssr,,
ha--. tH.t'- .a. al.H.. s....
Let ns kif. nv tear,
w~sl- viii tsl rri.f mr. hu.'sa'.
suiv- irrru mrcni-' r-rI Say
j mas leave az ars ,lI,,.trs
waca ., yau',Le'a asay.
Law IN sem uPoa ~ bosom.
r's Dot long she can o. tasfs
Soc how . nv hear, ,h- ur,ac,.
ris ne PEAR. l'oy. &C. rrar.
u n amer years, bssi;r thee.
Si'. sn Jther IN NV char.
ThouFh her voice be .~r, ,f ma,ic,
And her face Than iniae more tar
La ohsrub cal, the FAthst"
Far NOR, tcaunial i.2h.Lis.
Love Thy GsI bora Oh. my husband
Tur3 0ii'Om the ms'hrri-,.
Tel! her sunsIimes Of her mo'hrr-
You will call her hy my ssmei
Shield her f.om the ~ilds o. sofroE,
II she errs, oh gently tlsms
Lesi her sometimes uAcre In ,.scpioG
viii sn,Wer ifshe calls.
And my trca'h vi'l Stir her rinrIct-.
WHrn INV voice IN blessings tall.
Her suH. biark EYES vii brighten
VIII vor '-r vh--r- s. eaz-.
In her brar when wars rS,, o'cr her.
Sac viii anl her my.her. name
IL ., said that every mortal
Walks tegSreC tSo angels here,
One records the ii., bus bl.lsIr.
II Jsiure III midnight dfesr
MaH rePenieth-ii II uncsucellet.
Then lie seas IL iOT lbe ssics
Ant 'te righ, hand aog.! wecPs,h.
BnWirg low With yoi.vi cycs
will te her figat haGi angel
Sealing uP he : o. tor Il.svea.
SIrviag that ne Ia midnight ua'ch.s
tunI ua mtsdcsc Untoig,vrn.
You vail Iul Jorge, mc iu,La1d.
wasn l.m ..rrpiag 'Gcala ,h-,ull
Oh iuvc rhs !rve rivcr u.
A. love Ibrr rev fu Glt
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MARRIAGE

h-riSs-sors or Ycun- Men concentrating mar
rage tcpNsr. Il ply ,icAl wal nt,, uTssse drttI
IVY; o-srnr'. Ge, ,b1lli spply immediately,
ir hdfrss hip'-H und-r The car q DI ] may
rrhs, s,,sys fde IN h.. LoDos Gsuil, Dsa and Goa.
lhnenII rSsPcp h. ,L,il - PhV,ician.
L pifCE.NO. SOTTH FRYDEHICH ST
l. Dnbff FROM BALTIMORE STRICT
| efNISR, NP THE STEPS
| 49, fsealar Ia ob,eT',as the Name and Nun
~ or u MI mi.takr the ul.rr
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T-.- - 'fE.l5I llT1-I
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ORGANIC WEAKNESS
'mm"di cured and foil sir r..tur-d

'ufch and Toll Wig frstuT~d.
ihH i"I disease - the PsaAlty HO.t frequently
P4h nv fe who have b-eons she wet ms OF improper
i""H'Es'f SaaE psT,oes arr too sIt TO q T.
eS','' pot brine aware e the dT~sJ 81
NAV hs 1'ae NoN. who that uad. r,isnd. the ,ub-
r,' wa cnd T. dvEy that ID" power - PTocTcatIoh
- lost bN ihs.~ L.lDr i,,, ,1,p,,, ,bi,. o. a.,
bN the pknt R..ii.. ben. a, pr,,, "A a.. ,l,..,,.
81 h'ahF 'rfiIr the most s.rus- znd Jrstfuctt ~ 2
Snr'2"S both b.iy and mod are The ,y.rsu,
p' r1'n'' s'nErd. the rhyssal and mental power,
-''heaeest'oa' dsbrlrN, d,.T~P.is. pslpii.ii1n Il
'"' Ac-FS .s,'fl-, ssrnE u ,Lr iT4a.r, Cs-zh
! -. -.
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'NiE FOUNDER OF THIS 81 l.EuRATED
'iNi.H',1n '4rrs The mel Crr an. sp,rcy
40 On snse'esi FSasdy "a tbs ~ GRID
sLIgEI DISEASES
tlset- >irietaf~.. S-t.,aaI r.kns,. P.ir. IN th.
- -9a'iit-nHnsi Dst,iity im,-l,-r.V N..ksr..
s- ne ssI L'ue'. Aasetiou, - The S,ise,, Pei
E.'n Ia" h'1i. b,'psP.u Nsf'o., hnt.biit,
,tihr h' a. !hTsst, NJ, - S,a those
Tiog.'ad ', laSch1l, Dt,erd,r. .tI,,a. m tie De.
''u,''s, tfh q" "'tt, Ntcb -r.tF.l Itih LaIy al
"'sh. = ''c'i' .ad 'olii.ry rr.siior. raors fatal
'a"rs ~ .r. hiFht,r, ,s.,, o., ,.p, srr.. q,
A'ne pa 'o'. Ieri'nes N,rrts-. 81 .rsrr-,hlv
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DIR JoI,SsTON

1919 he Ryal College of Surgeons. London.
TnA'ho inc q the most emilsnt colleges oi ID,
- hh, sndtbe greater part oi whose ifc h..
81 "a he hri Hospital. u London. Pans. Phil
and-ls"wp~rr, has Effected .1snr Il the most
y raes tnd we're ever knoWt. many troubled
- "a The lead aud ears ~ ben s.rrp great u.I-
u iur ala hlcd ~ Sudden su.ir,is. md ba.bf,l
- iTrgBrnibins hinE Attrt'lrJ ,uns-tins. with
N't Il nini. were cared mtac haisIy
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-08-14
COMMISSIONERS Sale or LAND AND
~ MllI4S.-- Z lIsuauk - q ancnne Of the C;rclit

COMMISSIONERS SALE or LAND AND
" MlLLS.-Pursuant to decree of the Circuit
Court Of Augusta County, rendered at its June
Th0rsaog, he 1871 day o. 1nagst. nett, to sell to
LAND purchased by Z. G. Brewer Of James Coeh-
ran, Con'r, known as the" Chnrchtille Mii's.."
This bill is IN good repair and reI.ute, adyanta-
gcously located in the midst Of large and dcnselv
populated wheat-growing community, accessible
from all points, without competition, and must, OF
necessity, If properly conducted do very large
business. There is also a good SAW MILL.
The tract 81 land contains 3533l Acres, is in a
hlgk state OF cultivation, has ON it q good BRICK
DWELLING HOUSE, AIilier's House, and all ne
cessary ut-houses, and other improvements.
This property viii be sold peremptotily, and as
1t Is rare that property with such advantages is in
market, persons wishing to purchase would do wc
to examine it and attend TIE sale The growing
crop VIII be sold either viii the land or separate.
as may be doomed best. -
Mr.. Beard, the Miller, viii show the property to
any one DESTROYS Of seeing II. -
sTa0uldea0y~ one wish to-pGrchase the entire tract
as originally owned BY James A. Cochran, decd,
am autho rzed to say that the balance can be had
upon reasonable terms = =: =
IERMS $50 much II hand as WI pay costs of
sale--one fourth in four months, iol: which nego-
table note welte, aor'ed, viii be taken the bal
ance nsthfee e4ual annual payments, the purchas-
ef gIyA1g oond With approved security, and title
"eEa1ned as ultimate security.
My address is Churchville. Augusta county.
july II. 1858.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-08-14
E9E1lD,

& .
On Sunday night, ARTHUR DAVIS PIPER,
infant son of Mr.. James A. Piper, Of this
place.
At the residence Of her brother-in-law,
Mr. L Shaw. IN Waynesboro', on Wednes-
day, 28th alt, ELgIRA ANGIE, youngest
daughter Of VIM and Elvira A. Brooks,
aged Il yrs, 2 mos. and % days.
Little Angie was enabled to testify to the
sufficiency Of her Savior to support and
comfort lis people il tie hour Of death
When death came, she calmly folded her
hands upon her breast, and resigned, with
Christian resignation, her spirit to God,
who gave it; and her sorrowing mother,
and brothers, and sisters sorrow not as those
without hope, fo- they know that she whom
they loved 50 wen new reignS il pare and
perfect holiness. s...
God has taken her Il 10. I II-asyf' to shine
among the angels that sing around the
thrones!-
We would not, oh! we would nos awake hel
from her rest, 80.
For Christ, himself, hath folded this, oil
darling, to his breast:
And asking but for patience torun our al
" loted race.
We should yield without a murmur this
child to His embrace S3Saa'as
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-08-14
prANo-FoRqggss .AND. mETopEo
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

DY virtue Of Decree of the Circuit Court Of
lg Augusta County, rendered at the June Term,
1858, OF said Court in the case Of Patrick McAlcar
vs.. Charles McAlear's Administrator ct al, shall
proceed to sell at public auction, in front of the
Court Housein the Town efStauuton, to the high
est bidder, q ySatardag, ~ 28t1 dag Of august
next, a TRACE OF LAND containing Ntac
Acres, lying abort tTo miles from Staunton ON the
Eastsleo ct 'Aary Gray, y and adjoining The lands
of Patriti, fichleGr and Others and part Of the
land conveyed by John Mcdowell to said Charles
McAleae. II
TERMS Cash to pay expenses OF suit and sale,
and The balance in three seui-annua instalments
bonds with good security to be given by The pur-
chaser and the title 70 be retained as ultimate Sc
curity. But by direction Of the. Court d covanant
will be inserted in the deed conveying said hand,
requiring the purchaser thereof Ito enclose with
substantial enclosure, and TO keep enclosed the
grave Of Charles McAlcar, decd, which is upet,
said land" WIN. IL. HAkMAN, Com
aTunK 4 Cushing, sAuctioncers.
!,lly 81 lS58,--t(is. ~-r-
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-08-14
July u, 1873. Nv.

DUBLIC SALE OF TRUST PROPERTY
L At the request Of j. Il. MeCpe, |, as his tr''s-
tee, {for the benefit CT Jno. McCue, and the sur
p.5s or ths ether srnst creditors Of The sid 8 T.
lIcCue,) Will Offer, On Nonddy, me 1Gth Of AngNst
next, III public asscfior On the premises, his RES
LDBATCE near STA INTO within a quarter of
a mile-cohsidercd to-be one Of the most desira-
bic and eleeant Establishments in the Valley Of
Virginia The house is new. builtof brick and ac-
cording to the mostapproEed sly Of architecture.
Stables, Smoke House, Negro House, sprins House,
and other pecessary buildings are connected with
the property. =
Twelve Acres of tae best Augusta land, are
within the enclosure, four or five OF vhjch are low
grounds washed byra bold creek d
The yard contains about an acre and half,
nsatly fenced in, and has been laid off and planted
in ornamental trees and silrubbery by q skiliinl
gardener Upwards OF two hundred fruit trees,
now bearing, are on the premises. ~ r.
The Garden, containing about two aorts, aad
the marble walled SPRING. antt wen arranged
Spring House, viii s5ttracs .he aytention Of every
one. ssrssr
This property, -si5uated 50 near Stauntor, in
which are twosmale and four female Academies o.
the highest grade. and six tghNl ches, has adgan-
tages superior to ary now 0Ae7ed in maket.
June II, 5T-td5 s. y. lMSOUiN, Trustee.
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MARRIED.,

On the 5th inst, by Rev. Mr.. Watkins,
Mr. MARTIN SHULTz, of Avon, Nelson coun-
ty, to Miss ELIZABETH RopEs, Of Augusta,
Va.
On Sunday, the list inst, BY the Rev.
Daniel Thomas, Mr. PETER A. BATcHELDER
to Miss JERrAH ANN RIDDLE, daughter Of
Mr.. James Riddle, all Of Augusta cotnty.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-08-14
s'fcaL BGpfaSSioI
ofS, ,ilits

The rfo1rictorain calling the attention Of the
public to this prel ailtion. docs SO with feeling Of
the utmost confit enfc ints T.gtues and adaptation
to The diseases for W,fieaift is recommended.
Ii is new ard Untrict article, but one that has
stood the test " ten years triad before the Amer
led by any similar frefar&tia,is cxta1lt. The tes
tinony in ts f;Tof given 9psthe NEST prominent
and well-kn Thysicians and indyidualsn III
rusal Of The Almanac, published Annually by the
proprietor, and to be haa gratis ofany 6fhis A.
gents, eanhbt hut satisfy The most saeptical that
this remedy IS really deserving tie great celebrity
it has obtained: HIN
Principal Office aad Manufactory, No. us ARCH
ST. philat'a, Pa.
For sale BY Dr. Y. II. & J. G. kinney, Dr. VIM.
Staunton.
Jas. Il. Ross, Mt Sidney
r, ". Palmer, Port Republic.
BroNas Byrd, Bridgcwater.
Maye q Tompkins, Buchanan.
March s. 1956.-Iy.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-08-14
New Arrangement in the Stanton A
SESSION or 1859
LYTTELTON WADDELL. A. NJ,
JAMES A. WADDELL, NJ. d.,

-ISE-NCIPAL5.
nR. JAMES A. WADDElh, now associated
~ with his father, needs no formal introduction
IN this community where he'was born and raised.
The Trustees havein their possession the most sat
isfactory testimonials, intending several from the
University, in regard to his qualifications. Ills OWE
academical education, begun in this Academy, and
continued in Princeton, completed at the u nj
versty Of Vs., where he obtained diplomas in sew
eral Schools, Including those of Ancient Langua-
ges. He Is, moreover. a. Teacher of5iong expert
ence elsewhere. The course Of instruction in the
AGA DENY is thorough and substantial, embracing
MATHxM ATTcs, latin. GREEK and ;a7REscH.s It is
DESIGNED to make the School, in fact, equal to any
of the same ordcr in the State. - et4
The session is divided into two ha.f sessions Of
five monlhs each, beginning on the LIT Of Septcna-
Der and 1t Of February, Che fees arc due at the
close Of each half session, and no deductions are
made. exception prolonged ickaess. Pupils must
be entered for at least five n0ntas. W. Terms;
Per half session, 20. French, (etra SO There il
also an assessment on each pupil-o fuel
THE TRUSTEES
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Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-08-14

BALTIMORE MARKET-July 81.
CATTLE. Sales of Beeves on Thurs
day at prices ranging from So rs to 81 rs,
on the locf, equal to So SO a 81 co.. nett,
and averaging. 81 I2aa gross. Hogs Sc 25
a Sc 80 per 100 lbs.