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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-09
Tho nntrIn or nIontrheIIo

The Turin correspondent of the Debats,
writing on the 2lst May, at in the afternoon,
says:
yesterday, while the band was playing in
the public square at Alessandria and the sun
shining brightly division of $4,000 Austrians
some leagues Off before Voghera, made an at
tack on Casteggio and Montebello.
"This position was held by the Sandman
cavalry regiment of Montferrat, belonging to
the division of Lieutenant General Sonnaz.
Marshal paraguay d'Hiliers being apprised OF
the fact, gave orders for Forey's division to
move up The front The movement of these
soldiers recalled to mind the way they advanced
at Inkermann and Traktir. Being resolutely
confronted, the Austrians sustained the charge
bFayely, but the bayonet overcame their resist
allC1. ssSf-s-l ',,i -----..,o,,s Ioss after siv
hours fighting, they were obliged to beat a re-
treat along their whole line, abandoning Mon
tebello and 200 prisoners, one of whom is col
onel
"This first serious affair gives in some sort a
type of what the war will be. The victory will
remain with u.s. as it has done, but many brave
fellows will pay for it with their lives The
list OF our losses will tell you how hot the affair
was, and how the ground was disputed; five
hundred men were left dead upon the spot, or
wounded, lying near twelve or fifteen hnn.
dTed Austrians The Sandman cavalry,
to succOr whom we had hurried up,
lost their old colonel, Morelli, who was
mortally wounded A French general Beuret,
signalized by his death this first of series of
victories; and Commandant Duchet fell by his
side, never to rise again. Among the wounded
we have five officers, Oolonsls Guyot de Les.
part, de Bellelonds, Conseil Dumesnil, the Com.
manders Lacretelle and de Ferussac.
General Forey led on his regiments to the
charge with extreme vivaoity, and our battalions
entered the fire with a dash and courage that
rendered vain the obstinacy of the Austrians -
The Sandman cavalry did wonders.
"The war has now begun in earnest. The
presence of the Emperor Francis Joseph at Pa
via, for it is the common report here that he has
arrived there, may explain this movement on
the part of the enemy
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DOR LE.-BOLIVAR STREET
A -Frontng Prospect "A good house and large lot with
fruit aud shruhbeTy. $4,000.
a ACRES-In Euclid, Just the line from East Cleye
lHudlug house and frame barn, small amount Of tim
hor balance well cleared uch black leaning soil Can
be rented or five yens TO pay por cent On puoeS5O
KlNsAiAN 81 "A corner lot 75S2Oo feet wen located
Will sell cheap,
LAKE sT-A corner lot with stone dwelling, and ham
CLINTON PARK-yaoant lot od North Side, 80 eot
front running q Lake Erie. Also vacant lot ON south
LAKE sr-opposte tho Marine Hosptal-Vucant lot 30
Nl66 q 20 au ally. Cheap
AN IMPROVED FARM ~ WisCoNSlN-NeaT TO two
about half cleared with gO1d frame house nch soil
aud well watcrod $1,000,
DOVER-Gi acres ON Tho Lake shure-soil sandy luaIn
house and barn and orchard OF grated fruit, n u first
LAKE ST-BSyohd Clinton Purk-yaoant 10, s6rl6o IT,
SOia.
tFOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
AlNSAiAN ROADS milos from the Court HOuso-soV-
enteen acres with large cottage house, barn aud a va
part pay house and lot the CITY say 5000 and most
Of the balance may remain ON bond and mortgago.-
FARRi-In sho oiod Lorain Co.. 100 acres on tho North
Ridge road 4mies rum Elyra, soil mostly sandy and
guvelly loam with some b0tt m land, large two Ory
farm house and large baTu and Orchad-a valuable farm
slI per acre. about two thirds may be paid IN
lands
FIVE ACRES on the Lake shore North of Perry 81,
building with engine and boiler valuable for manufac-
iuImg purposes Will take one half ofpay IN Western
lLLINOIS-s2O acres Ia the Eastern part ofthe State
miles from station on the Chicago Branch Of illinois
Central X X IA hno healthy country improved farms
all aonnd settled mostly by farmers from tins regun-
maya ROUSE JENNINGS.
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nlisfellnnenns.

maY and June Appointments.
nR. II. TUBBS can be consulted as
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BY o. CUTTER & son, AuctiOneeTs
Ben. H. FreMCh's

NINTH ANNUAL SALE OF
BOOKS AND sTATIONBRY.-At Auction.
ON SUPERIOR STREET, TWO
" Doors West of American Hotel entrance-opposio
the johnson House.
he stock Of the largest and most select ever oor-
ed at auction IN this city comprising fine editions
Standard Works every department of Literature Science
aud Art-umOng which may be found
Irving's Works complete in q vols. y calf
GOOpgT's Works Cumulcte in "a vols. y morocco.
Dickens Works complete IN q 10 vols. 4 morocco.
Wayerly Novels, complete IN Y vols; y Calf.
ssa@ca,,S La@SS %%As complete u B vols hSalf
Leigh Iuai vols; Blaes Biographical Dictionary; Ap
plutuns Dictionary Of Mechanics vols illustrated with
400 engiavings The Dictionary Of Arts Manufactures and
vols 4tu illustrated and iilUmnnted: Commercial Rea-
tOns vols Ate; 80 vols Congressional Globe paper
British Fssa lists complete In 81 vols (very fine edii0nl
Harpers Classical Library Cluskys Political Text Book
BmtOns Anatomy OF Melancholy; Buffers fac edition oil
the POO printed untnted bound in antique styles
illustrated; Appletons fine edition of the Poets Superine
Family Bibles Pocket do Fine Priyer Books; French
best diamOud pointed Gold Pens, waruuied Zine etBr
Note, Commercial and Cap Papers, Pillar Of Fire; HOu
of David Timothy TtCOmb Letters; also several thou
saud volumes al Of wc arc warranted new and perfect
and Of tho latest editions
Ladies and gentlemen particularly invited to call
ring the day aud examine the stock Books az private sale
az much less than publishers prices. DOnt forget the
ze's Drug store Sale to Friday Evening june
81 BEN \. FRENCH, Salesman.
II. KEMPsHALL, Agent. iu6Rs
AZ ~ ~
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The writer Of tho following has been for years Jus
tco OF the Peace Ia Fromont ouds vol known to tho cit
zens generally.
BRoNCHITUs-ITs WORST STAGES CURED,
Mr. W. still resides in East Cleveland is IN vigorous
health, and living witness Of the pernanenco Of Tho
hi. TuBBs Sir
When first commenced your treatment, few months
since, was much dehibted and suffering from
pain IN the side shOness Of BREATH weakness IN the small
OF the back night sweats restes,nes coughing and
pocoraing pToiqsey oon raising pint VI whitsh sub
stance In single morning, took cold frequently, and
ing seemed increasing and extending down upon the ungs
Al times became dizzy ss TO fall, unless near o.
loct Of support. BY use OF your medicine entirely
relieved, aud now wel ns before 10 my life
and work through all kinds Of weather. and though
sometimes wet neither cough soreness Of throat have
JAMES s. WEIGH
East Cleveland, Dec. 25, 1850 mayl3w29s
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nhin s,nte mcaicnl society Convention.

Ohio state Medical society Convention
The l4th Annual Convention Of the Ohio
State Medical Society commenced its session at
Columbus on the 7th. large number Of del
epates we're in attendance from all sections OF
the State Dr. L. FrestOne, Of Wooster was
chosen President; Drs. Brown, Of Bellefon-
taine Robertson, of fMeConnellsvile; Davis,
of Dayton; and Bronson, Of Newton Falls,
were elected Vice Presidents. Drs. Metz, Of
Massillon, and Dawson, of Columbus, Secreta-
ries; DIR. J. B. Thompson, of Columbus, Treas
urer and DR.. r. Thomson, of Columbus, Ii
brarian. Various Committees were appointed
and business reports were made.
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The Executive Committee Of tho United
states Agricultural Society have decided to
hold their Fair at Chicago this year, provided
ia, jhicag0ans comply with certain conditions
furnish 20 acres of grounds suitably enclosed,
with necessary buildings, etc, and guarantee
that the receipts shall not fall below $4,000,
which sum is necessary to cover the premiums
and the expenses incurred by the Society. The
Press urges an acceptance Of the conditions.
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SummCr CaSSim6rOS, Coating, VGStingS,&C.
Large Stock very low. at
iusd&wStwlm2ss LEWIS a. EAsTONs.
PROGRAMME
OF THE
Eleventh Sing-FestiVaI

PROGRAM NE
OF THE
Eleventh Sing-FestiVal
OF THE
NORTH AMERICAN sENGER BUND,
AZ Cleveland,
On the l4th, 18th, 10th and 18th of June, 1859.
FIRST DAY
Reception Of tho SINGERS the Headquarters at National
In the Evening at tho Cleveland Theater the Romantic
Opera
ALLEssANDRO sTRADELLA,
with full ehorusses aud full orchestra will bs performed
& tho male md female members Of ihe Cleveland Giee
ClHO' John olker Leader Of the Orchestra,
SECOND DAY.
Rehearsal IN the morning.
eat Vocal aud Musical Concert will be performed BY
gsls under accom- Of full orchestra. under
PARTI
$50, BY the Orchestra, W "''''
BY all the Singers aad orchostra
PART II.
l-Oyerture-Summer Night Dream ..-.. M sndslsohn
d, ,,,--,, BY the Orchestra
All tho Singers and Orchestra. T. l. '''0'
THIRD DAY.
Al O'Clock IN the aite OOu al the Clevonnd Theatre
PRIZE CONCERT, by the several Sing S0oiolioH
l-Ovoriuro Friesohutz, Won Weber
Prize singing Of all the different Societies OF the North
American Sang0r Band.
In the evening tho BANQUET will tako place at the
National Hail.
FOURTH DAY.
Great Procession Of an the Singers accompanied by the
Public Square 10 Wilson Park, where the PICNIC Will
take place,
In me evening FESTIVAL BALL at National Hail.
Spa PRl9E e. OF 15l ADCssosE9T CE she ops soo Reserved
Conoen 800. banquet 81 hall 81
tn hoseIvoJ hoats procured nj the Eaale DRUG
Store, Public square in0l3A
II d. KENDALL q 90.
REAL LAOEB.
large invoice
Point Lace COllaIs,
POini Sets,
HOnitun and
NnloucineB Collars,
Thread Lac0s,
Nnloncines do,
.,.-,., Real Lace Wells,
EMBRoIDERIEs.
All the above GOODS will DO sold cheap
Jug ~ ID, KENDALL co
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DIED,

In Ravonna May 18TH Of consumption, Miss ELIZA
BETH NJ HUDSON aged " years mos.
Ia Cievelaad, Juns bth, Mr. JOHN r. HUBBARD,
late Scenic Painter al the Covannd Theatre, AGED about
a0yoars,
In Rockpo1t MAY aOh FRANK EUGENE, oides, son
OF Ieny and Harriet l.. Jordan, aged years. months
and l9 days.
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Notice,

n HATTERSLEY would respect.
LIE fully inform his friends and the public that ne has
removed his Gun Store TO No lO2 Superior street mex
door TO Gorhnm y Apn's, where may be found a large
assortment Of Rifles, Shot Guns RevOlyers Pistols Pow
der, Shot, Caps &c sc. 10 Repairing done neat sad
with dispatch. dec3ldyR2O
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Dissolution.

UNHE FIRM OF PARKER Il co.
Il has been dissolved BY the death Of Mr. John NJ Cook
(ono of its members and Carlyle Whippo authorized Ia
settle all the business Of the ne firm H the old stand No
ANDREW PARKER
CARLYLE WHlPpLE.
Cleveland, June l. 1850. dkw3w
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-09
AEe,Ev It'd KEEP CEE.gJs
EIsa EgOpahnCk3s SORE.

July Is, IS59-3m.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-09
MISCELLANEOUS.
Virginia Central Railroad.

NAIL AND PASSENGER Train Go1Na EAST.
r EAVES Stanton daily at 5.35 a m
~ !" Waynesboro' 6 TOO m
GoING WEST.
Leaves Waynesboro' daily going West at 40 b m
Leaves Stauntdn daily Except Sun'y,) at 2.45 n
Freight Train aOiM a Passenger Car attached,
CONC WEST. s
Leaves Waynssbor6' Monday, Wednesday and Fri
day at 7.5O IN
Leaves Stanton Sundays at. 915 m
GoING EAST.
Leaves Jackson's River on Thursdays Wednesdays
and Saturdays at 5.l5a N
Leaves Staunton same days for Greenwood at P m
Mail Train going East connects at Gordonsville
With Orange and Alexandria Train for Washing
ton, Baltimore, &c, and at Richmond with train
for Petersburg, Lynchburg, on same days Mail
Train going West connects at Goshen with Stages
for Lexington; at Millboro' for Warm Springs; at
Jackson's River for Coyington, White Sulphur,
Lewisburg, &c.
Through Tickets can be procured at Staunton to
Alexandria, Washington, Baltimore, Cincinnati,
Pittsburgh, GAINESVILLE, Louisville, St. Louis, and
all important points in the West.
THOS. DODAMEAD, Gen. Supt.
RichmCn6 Sen g so-tc
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-09

ETTE the undersigned take this method of inforT-
w ing the citizens of Augusta and Rockingham
counties that we have purchased of VIM. @. Kilgore
the owner for the State Of Va, the right of sid
counties to manufacture and sell family rights to
make Roraoack's Compound Chemical, Toilet and
Washing Soap, and Will be in Stanton during
Court week for the purpose of selling fsnily rights
to all 40 Ywish to- purchase. This Soap has been
prominently before the American public for more
than two years, has been thoroughly testea by
many thousands of people who prGEoynced it 20 be
the cheapest Soap heretofore known -.
In the LIST place this Soap recommends itself to
every fanily for its cheapnes and superior cleans
Inequalities.
2nd-For its being 50 easily made. 4.
3d-Because it will wash with half tie ordinary
labor of common Soap. &
4th-You can wash the ineSt texture of Lawns,
Muslins or Laces without any rubbing.
5th-It will effeeuslly remove grease from any
kind of cloth whatever without The slightest injury
to the goods. s. t+
TITS Soap is made without using either grease or
I've and be made in ten minutes after the water
boiis TIE Toilet Soap is made without at cost
of cents Ter pcnnd, and the washing Soap at three
fourths of a cent per rornd. All who wish to tr y
the qualities of this Soap can call at the Matte
Hotel or Virginia Hotel and get some of it free OF
charce after YOU are satisfied it is genuine arti
Gle, we will be pleased to sell all fam;y right -
nsf WISH To purchase.
Messrs kilgore and Pendleto. will also pe at the
Yirsinian for the purpose Of selling County RIGHTS
&C. SW1NK & HITE.
july o, 185o-tf
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-09
Trust Sale Of Land,


T N pursuance of deed of trust executed to me
L by Robert Butler, the l4th day Of January
1859, to secure the payment Of three bonds execu-
ted by said .Butler, 70 3. +, Mailman and Jacob
Beck, executors Of David Summers decd, eiz: 9
bond for S633. 33 Is due january Il, 1859 One
for 1888 33 8 due and payable on the 18th dsy Of
January 1860, and one for 1888. 80 3 due and Fay
able on the 18th day Of January, ,l8el, bearing in
terest from the 18th day Of JANUARY lseo. will
on Saturday the lota dag Of September 1859, on the
premises, at public auction proceed to sell tract
Of LAND, containing about OF ACRES, situated
about miles south CT Stanton on the Middle
lands Of Jacob Palmer, Christian Beard and 9th
ers. The land IS in a valuable state Of improve
me,,t, and the title believed to be good.
IERMS.-So much cash as will be necessary to
pay off tie lst above named bond, with its interest
accrued en- the day Of SALE and cost of sale inclu
ding my commissions, aud then in two payments IF
S3s3 SO l-3 each, the first falling due on the l4th
Gay of January 1850, the End falling due the 18th
Ct January 1861 w.t. interest from the l4th day of
January 1860, and the remainder on the 18th day
OF January 1861, the purchaser giving bond and
secu rty, and title retained as ultimate security.
VIM. S. Ii. BAYLOR, Trustee.
Amor ST. 10 1SEQ-tds
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-09
Commissioners Sale.

rT,HE undersigned as Commissioner of the Circuit
T. Court Of Augusta county: appointed BY de-
Committee &C., vs. Sally Krotzer,. I will proceed
on the premises oa Saturday the .2Ath ddy Of Sep
tender, 1859, to sell tpublic auction to kefighest
bidder the tract Of land Of which John Krotzer,
died, seized, situated about miles north Of Mt,
sG Yhe r a9 contains as about u $50 AIRES
thirds Of which is in fine state Of cultivation, and
the remainder well timbered; The Improvements
consist of a good brick Dwelling, Barn and the
other buildings necessary to farming operations
The water is good and abunda nt md the location
pleasant, End convenient to Churches Schools and
Mills. . y
Any che Vi isKins "a look At sKe land, wil cell on
Mr.. WIN. M. Flick, on the premises
TERMS.-So much money in hand aa-wil be ne
cessary to pay the cost Of suit, and sale, and the
balance in payments Of 10, 20 and 80, months from
the Gay Of sale, the purchaser giving bond and APP
prov ed personal security, and the title retained as
ultimate security.
Aug g, 1s59-4t-pr. fee $a.75-Rockingham
REGISTER GtnnY.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-09
SALE OF LANDS
JacLson's River Hotel and Farm,
FOR. SAFE

4 n pursuance of two deeds of trnst-one executed
i to me by Samuel NJ. Woodward, the other by
Joseph N. and VIM. 3: Woodward will on
Wednesday, September l4th, 1869. On the premises,
proceed to sell at public auction, the above men.
toned valuable HOTEL AND FARM.
The Farm. is one of the most valuable in Alegha-
ney and contains about
3lD.Acres Of Land,
At least 100 of which is of the richest RIVER
BOTTOM and is situated on the turnpike leading
from the Warm, to the White SULPHUR Springs,
about Il miles west Of tie former and 81 east of the
latter and within 13 or Ia miles of the terminus Of
the Virginia Central Rail Road
Upon the Farm there i 2 large and Comraodous
Hotel, centaifiing 90 or 25 comfortable rooms. an
excellent kitchen two fine Stables, Barn Corn
crib and other necessary out-houses The stand is
good one for Hotel being, an excellent simmer
resort, and is an eligible PORT for Store. Pep
session given in time to put in a fall crop.
lg5~A bargain can 5e had in .ne land !.
TERMS One fourth in hand or a good note at
60 days with interest added, ard the ba,anc in
one, two and three years with interest from iay
OF sale, the purchaser giving bond and app wed
security and the title retained ultimate sec uritv
will sell the above farm privately between this
and the day mentioned. Should l sell before Their
l will give due notice thereof.
Persons desiring information will address me at
S,ahnton Va. or call upon Mr.. Samuel Kincaid
Morris Hill Alleghaney County Va.
WIN. S. H. BAYLOR, Trustee.
Aug. y, 1859-tds
IA. Fincastle Democrat Copy-At.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-09
RorabaeA's Compound
TOILET g. WASHING SOAP
ny W. G. 2,

by W. G. 2.
Colgate IEull and Thompson toe, Fl
May boast Of what their soaps can do,
But Roraback's Soap of all the rest,
I'm sure you'll find to be the best.
oaahleaa 5a5Es saap ESP gUsnp9t be ej fcqna,
Twill cleanse your ribbons and your lsoes
And take off freckles from your faces,
1t washes well and with much ease,
Takes out all dirt and leaves no grease,
Twill soften too and white the skin,
And almost leaves you free from sin,
No greasy spot need now be seen, .
Upon your garments white or green.
No printers ink can in them stay,
If Roraback's soap can hare fair play,
No Iron mould need now remain,
N Or milldews, paints, nor other stain,
For Rorahack's soap I now will say,
If tried will take them all away.
lie me this fact I'd you announce, Il
That Thompson's cost four cents per ounce,
That is, your merchants never fail,
10 charge you this by the retail,
A washing, soap can now be had,
10 hear the price twill make you glad,
4 pound Of which costs three-fourth cents,
Then purchase and you'll neer renent,
The Lawn dresses should rain shout,
That Roraback's soap was e'er found out
One half their labor at an end, s
And Roraback's soap is now their friend.
For family rights apply to
SWlNK 4 HITE.
Tuiv H. IS59-3m
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-09
SPECIAL NOTICES.
BENEyOLENCE.


w do not think pers esince more be-
neyolent trait of character being moved at the
distress and suffering Of others, and furthermore,
anxious to 30 all in their power to alleviate by
every possible means human suffering. In this
view Of the case, we do not know how the humane
end benevolent can do action more in accor-
dance with their philanthropic views than by cal
ling the attention Of their afflicted friends and :
quainta nces to the fact, that DR.. SETH S. HANcE,
of 1903 Baltimore street. Baltimore, Md, has dis
covered preparation, which isput up in the form
of pill, that has specific action for curing Epi-
lepsy, or falling fits, spasmss cramps, and all forms
of nervous diseases. Among those have been per
manently cured, we might mention member Of
the family of James IL. Beadle, Huntsville, Alaba-
ma; Mr.. Al, P. Sledge, Cabin Point, Surry county
Va, and Mr.. W. 7. Ligon, Grenada, Mississippi.
We might go On ennn.erating number Of others,
until we had entirely filled up this column Of our
PAPER, but we think we have said sufficient to sat
isfy every person that the subject under consdera-
ton is one Of vital Importance to every one. Rea-
der if you are . well man woman, al have no
need of remedy, perhaps you know some person
who is not equally blessed yourself ifso cut out
this notice, and send it to him her. It will cost
YOU but little trouble, and probably it will make
YOU instrumental in curing some poor, aflii 3ted
mortal of that dreadful visitation, Epilepsy, FIJI
ling sickness.
Dr. Hance sends bis pills by mail, free of pos
tage to all parts of the world, the receipt of a
remittance. His prices are, one box, So; two, S.;
twelve, S24. We have given his address above.
Aug. IS, iS59-lm.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-09
lAN,L f. MOuLER.

MEssRs. Dow & Co.:-G entemen: 1t gives me
great pleasure to add my testimony to the many
you have for your Turf OIL. Ny horse some short
time since was badly snagged on the leg, and, aft
ter using various remedies without success, tried
one bottle Of TaJ Oil, and it soon made perma-
nent cure: | also used 1t IN myself having been
kicked on the leg by horse, from which suffer-
ed very much until used tie Turf OIL. and it soon
gave me entire relief. 4 have also seen and heard
OF its being used by many CT ny friends in severe
cases, and have hear Of the first instance where
it has failed to 81 Fe entire satisfaction.
Very RESP actfully, r. e.t
~. RoBf.W. GILL.
For sale in Staunton by P. III. TRoUr 4 Co.,
and II. S. ElcHE1EEhaEE & BRo., Druggists.
DOVE Il CO., Sole Proprietors,
Sept. %, 1s53.-ee2wly. Richmond, Va.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-09
l. AND EQR s ALE.

TIVE Subscriber offers for sale his land situated
Il in the county Of Albelnarle, four miles from
Cordonsville, and three miles from Bentigogo, on
the Virginia Central Railroad, and containing, by
recent survey 1886 ACRES, which can be di-
vided With comfortable dwelling and necessary
out-houses either half. Presuming. that one
will purchase without first viewing the premises
will only say that it is unsurpassed by &ng estate
in tie Piedmont region, for hea'thfulness and fer
tility Of soil From four to five hundred acres are
covered, with original growth; and there are not
less than thirty springs Of good and pure water
within it's bounds tny inquiry addressed to me
at Bentvoglio Post office, Albemarfe county, will
be promptly attended to, Or viii take pleasure in
showing the land to any ore wishing to see it.
Persons wishing information are referred to w
w. Cifner, Esq, Aibemarle; &c 7. !. .Deane, Esq
Richmond, or Roger A. Pryor. Esq, Washington.
July %, l959-tf. IL. L.. WALKER.
fTNHE above land will be sold on the 2Gth day Of
l. September nect. NJ L. WALkER.
Sep. 2, i85o-tds,