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DIR. BAAKEE
TREvATS I'LL DISEASES
FREE OF CHARGE

nR. Bake will also give special attention Il
IL the following diseases Coughs, Colds, Con
sumption Group Influenza, Asthma, Bronchitis and al
other diseases of the Throat and Lungs. He will de
vote particular attention to the treatment of all skin
-Lumbago, Scrofula. Rheumatism, acute ant
chronc,) Neuralgia, Paralysis, Epilepsy, Dyspepsia
and all arrangements of the Stomach Liver and Bow
els and also, all Chronic Female Diseases, and cure!
all diseases of the EYE and EAR, without the
use of the Knife or Needle and he has constantly
hand an excellentassortment of beautiful ARTIFICIAL
EYES, AND TYMPANUMS or (EAR DRUMS,) suita
BILE for either sex and all ages-nserted in five min
utes.
DR.. Baakee has made a new discovery of Fluid
that will produce perfect absorption of the cataract
and restore perfect vision to the Eye without the use
of the knife Dr. Baakee can produce one thousand
certificates of his perfect in curing Cancer
Old Sores or Ulcers Fistula Swellipgs or Tumors Of
every description and without the of the knife
Special arrangements must be made with DR.. Baakee
for the last named Diseases as they will require his
constant advice and attention. Dr.. Baakee one OF
the most skful and celebrated Physicians and Sur
geons now living. His fame is known personally in
every principal city ofthe World All letters direct
ed to DR.. Baakee Enclosing ten cents, from any dis
tance correctly stating the nature of the disease shall
be promptly answered, and the patients treated by
correspondence FREE OF CHARGE.
"a" Office Hours, from A. M. to P. M.
DR.. BAAKEE.
Office, No. "a Lexington street, between Charles
and Liberty streets, Baltimore. Md.
Baltimore, June 90, lS59.-1y.
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RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS.

VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
Y SUMMER ARRANGEMRNT.-MArL AND PAS
sRNGER TRAIN GONG EAST. tt4.t ~
Leaves Staunton, daily at. ........>s.....6.40a m
Waynssboro,' daily, at..............7.l4a N
CONC WEST.
Leaves Seaunton daily except Sunday at. .245 m
Passes Waynesboro, daily going West at. LAO m
Freight Train nth Passenger Cur Attdchsd,
CONG WEST.
Leaves Waynesboro' Monday at.........::. $40 m
Wednesdays and Fri
Leaves Stanton for Jackson's River on We'd
days and Fridays at. ................s.l5 m
GONG EAST.
Leaves Jackson's river on Thursdays and
Saturdays at....: ....:..... ......; .6.io q m.
Leaves Staunton same days for Greenwood at N
Mondays for Waynesboro' at 445 m
Mail Train going East connects at Gordonsville with
Orange and Alexandria Train for Washington, Balti-
more, DC. Mail Train going West connects at Gosh
en- with Stages for Lexington; at Millboro for Warm
Springs; at Jackson's River for Covington, White
Sulphur, Lewisburg. &c.
Through Tickets can be procured at Staunton to
Alexandria, Washington Baltimore, Cincinnati, Pitts
portant points in the West.
Richmond, July II, 2s5s-tc.
DEPORT OF RICHMOND MARKETS,
III MAY 9TH, 1852 JAS. THOMAS, COMMITS
SION MERCHANT, Cary Street, opposite Columbian
HOTEL Richmond, Va.
Superfne -four is selling for from sSOO@s1 . Dbl.
Sales yesterday of Super. for Mr.. A. NJ. Brown, at
$SH. The -four market has been quite unsettled
speculatively for week or So and the confidence in
high and advancing prices from the Euopern war,
much modified, owing to the hardness in coming to
actual grand combat Our market, however, owing to
smaness of stocks has given way but little in regular
sales. 1t is difficult to believe after such extensive
and universal preparation and actual collision that
quick peace will be made or the war confined to the
present belligerents.
Richmond, May 81, 1859
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
DIR, WIsTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD
CHERRY.

R,1l,,s pietoyiql of 24t4 July says Realizing the
trpe sense of responsibility attaching to the Editor
and Publisher of widely circulated Journal we
should deem it little less than crime to recommend
an = medical compound the real virtue of which we
could not conscientiously endorse. This balsamiC
compound has become home fixture aud all persons
who suffer, and have in vain attempted TO cure then
C5gqls, Colds, Bronchial or Pulmonary C0mPla'nts
make use of this unequalled remedy.
The fouo,Viag Certificate from distinguished gentle
man IS equally cOAelusi0s;
From Rev. Henry Wood, formerly Editor OF the
Congrt gational Journal Concord, n. H., more recent
ly American Consul at BeyroOt, Syria, and now Chap
lain in the Navy.
CONCORD, n. H., March 2.
Messrs. Seth W. Fowe Co.-Gentlemen Two
wears apo sudden and violent attack upon my Lung;
confined me to my bed for several weeks ana When
recovered | was much oppressed by dlmcuity o
breathing that often unable to sleep or rest up
on a bed oy night. The suffering was extreme, and
Judging from the inethcacy OF the remedies USED,
supposed the disease incurable. Being pursuaoeo 70
try bottle of Wstar's Balsam OF Whd Cherry WIN
ont any confidence in its efficacy found the difficulty
almost entirely removed before one bottle was USED
nm sympathy with my fellow sufferers induces me
to make this statement and recommend the article to
others similarly afflicted.
With respect, yours truly,
HENRY WOOD.
rSg Beware of vile aud worthless counterteits :
The only Genuine Pure and Medicinal Basam has thu
name off, BUTTS" written with pen, and proPrie
tors, IS w. F0WLE CO." on the outer wrapper
Prepared only by SETH w: FOWLE & CO., Dos
ton Mass, aud for sale by p. H. Trout q Co., Or.
s. Eichelberger Bro and Dr. W: b. Young, Staun
ION; T. Il. Antrim, Waynesboro'; j.. I; Antrim,
.Ggeenvile; Randolph, Patton Il Co., MddleOrook
,Stsyart and Anderson, Moffett's Greek; j. h. Ross
Mi. Sidney James NJ. Stout & Co.. New Hope; p. II
Wheeler, Mt Meridan and by all dealers in medi'
cines.
July 10, lS59-2mae2ws.
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Gov, WISE VS. JOHN MINOR BoTTs.-Governor
Wise. in late letter to citizen of Lynchburg,
Va, repudiates the naturalization exceptions of
Gen. Cass, and says that he would protect our
natdralzed citizens against military service OF
other Powers to the uttermost ends of the earth.
The Governor is hot on the Presidential trail
Mr.. Douglas, too, il is said, goes quite as far
as the Governor. But they have both been
stealing the thunder of John Minor Bolts: de
was the first man ofthe whole Presidential cat
alogue to pronounce against Gen. Oass' Lei
every man have his own thunder. The th1 thur g
of the lie Cerc case belongs to Botts'--H' :
Herald
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COMMISSIONERS NoTICE.--otho Will

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.--Otho Will
" liams Plaintiff;
AGAINST
Robert ?. Williams. in his own right and as admins
TRAITOR of Ohio Williams, decd, Marcus l.. Williams
Mahala b. 2. Williams, Joel Bethel and Matilda his
wife, Isaac Heper and Mary L. his wife, Cornelia Ann
Hughart and Ohio W. Hughart, Defendants.
IN CHANCERY.
And Robert P. Williams, Plaintiff,
AGAINST
Ohio Williams and others, Defendants.
CROSS BILL.
In pursuance of decretal order of the Circuit Court
of Bath County, made in the above on the 21s
of October, 1857, and on motion made at the May
term of said court, 1885, referring to me- as Master
Commissioner of said Court the accounts of the De-
PENDANT, Rob't. p. Williams, Administrator of Ohio
Williams, decd, for settlement and on further mo-
ton and with consent of all parties, referring to me
to state and settle the partnership accounts existing
between the late Ohio Williams and said Sobt r,
Williams, to the end that final justice may be done
and said estate fully settled up, notice is hereby Civ
en- the parties interested to attend at my office at Bath
Courthouse on Tuesday the goth day of July 1859,
shall then and there proceed to execute said or
der. JOHN d. BROOKS,
June 2S, lS99-4w. Master Commissioner.
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LYONS Powder and his Pills,
All 4ha ;nsact tribe will kill

Judge Meigs President of the American Institute
saws 5"The discovery of this powder, BY Prof Lyon
is Of national Importance. The Farmers Club have
tested it thoroughly. Locusts, grasshoppers, ants
bugs and all vermin can be destroyed, gardens pre-
to nankind as zee saao Mr. Lyon eat &C." There is no
question as to the great efficacy of this article few
applications destroy everything like garden worms,
bed bugs heas, ticks, reaches, &C. 1t is an Asiatic
plant discovered by Mr.. L. Lyon. Many limitations
will be offered. Be sure it bears his address. Re-
member
IT'S Lyons Powder kills all insects in a trice,
While LYONS Pills are mixed for rats and mice.
Sample Flasks % cts; regular size so cts. and 81
BARNES Il PARK, New York.
Also the Mexican Mustang Liniment
IT. '5g-eowlm.
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r AND FOR SALE.-I wish to sell TRACT
IL of LAND lying on Middle River containing 200
Acres. 1t joins the lands of widow Dreton and 9th.
ers. There are three failing springs, and well
at the door; good FRAME HOUSE and good barn
and outhouses and good ORCHARD. The land is a.
dapted to grain and grass, &c. and is well timbered
June 81, lS59-lmO. j. l.. HUMBEkT.
EOR SALE OR RENT.-The subscriber wish
II to sell or rent ST0RE-H0USE in the village
OF Newport, Augusta Co. The house is new and con-
venient and is good location for merchant.
June Z, l859-tf JNO. G. MCCRAY.
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VTALUARLE FARM FOR SALE

Y suance of the last will and Testament of Samuel
Patterson late of Augusta County, dec d.. we Will ex-
pose to public SALE on WedneSday the Srd day of A.
gust next, that highly desirable tract or parcel OF
LAND of which he died seized and possessed, con
tanning 900 Acres. This property is IN high state
of cultivation lying on both sides of the South River
About $50 acres of which is cleared the remainder IS
heavily timbered. The improvements consist OF a
BRICK DWELLING and the necessary out-houses.
The land will be divided to suit purchasers FUR
ther description is unnecessary as purchasers can
come and examine for themselves. The Executors
will take pleasure in showing the property Also at
the same time we will offer all the Personal Prop.
erty of the said Patterson consisting of 10 head OF
Horses, head of Mich Cows 90 head of young Cat
tie, 55 or so head of hogs, 25 head of Sheep Wag-
ons, l Buggy and Harness, Farming Implements,
Harness, Household and Kitchen furniture; also the
growing crop OF Corn, Wheat, Rye, Oats, Potatoes,
Hay, &c. -.
TERMS For the personal property credit OF SIX
months will be given ON all sums over $500; small
er amounts cash Terms for laud liberal and made
known on day of sale. JAS. A. PATTERSON,
WIN. PATTERSON,
Executors of Sam'l Patterson, decd.
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MARRIED,

On the 18th instant, by Rev. W. c. McCarty, Mr.
JosaUA SUTToN to Miss SARAH RossoN.
On the 7th instant, by Rev. Y. ]. Richardson, Mr.
EDWARD HsnER to Miss REBEccAA A. ALNARoDE, ali Of
Augusta county
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OOMMIssIONER's SALE OF vALUA-

BILE REAL ESTATE IN HIGHLAND C0UN-
ny, YA.-Pursuant to a decree of the Circuit Court
for the County of Highland, pronounced on the 1th
day of May 1859, in pending in said Court In
the name of William G. Chestnut against Sam'l Jones
and others, SHALL the lst day Of august 1859, on
the premises to wit:At the residence OF SAID Samuel
Jones' proceed to sell two tracts of LAND lying con-
tcuous to each other on Shaws Fork In SAID County
of Highland, containing together upwards of TOO
Acres. These lands IL is believed are OF great val
ne to any person wishing to engage IN the raising OF
cattle and Sheep the undersigned has been informed
that ThOs Devericks, sen In his LIFETIME was able 10
winter one hundred cattle them and he is OF opln-
ion that they are well worthy the attention of judi
cious farmer, either IN Augusta or Rockingham who
may wish to engage in the stock-raisng business.
TERMS The lands will be sold together or sepa-
rately as may be decided on, the day OF saie at
public auction, to the highest bidder. So much mon
ey as is necessary pay costs and charges OF sale,
shall be paid the day of sae for the balance OF the
purchase money onethird to be paid in six months an
other third in twelve msuths and remaning third in
eighteen months from the day of sale, the purchaser
to execute bonds with good personal security for the
deferred payments and the legal title to be retained
until all the purchase money is paid.
July 8. lS59-4w. REUBEN d. HILL. Com,r.
NOR SALE WARM SPRINGS REAL ES-
II TATE.-The proprietors, for the purpose of ma
king a division of this most desirable and valuable
property, will sell 1t without reserve on the lst da9
of September next 1t is situated at Bath Court house.
in beautiful and fertile valley, on the main leading
Stage ROAD 10 niles west vi the u. Cehla haiIroau
at Milboro' Depot, and 40 miles east of the White
Sulphur Springs, The several Tracts OF LAND con-
tain about 5000 Acres, great portion of which
is rich we'll waered under good fencing, well set in
clover and other grasses and in good State OF cult
walton. As Stock Farm it is of superior quality,
has the advantage of an extensive mountain range
The BUILDINGS are nearly new, consisting OF a
large and spacious Hotel and other handsome
buildings for the accommodation of 800 visitors. All
the supplies of meats, grains &c, for the of the
Hotel establishment could be raised on the Farm.
TERMS :-0ne fourth of the purchase money in
hand or negotiable note at so days with interest ad
died. the balance of the purchase money in four equal
annual payments with interest from lst November
when possession will be given, the purchaser giving
bond and security.
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ENJOYED !--LARGE STOCK OF CLo-

DEMOYED !--LARGE STOCK OF CLO-
III THING!-We would respectfully inform our
customers and the public that we have removed our
Store to the room on the Corner of the Virginia
Hotel, formerly occupied by JACOB PoLIrz; where
we will keep on hand as usual large and superior
stock of READY MADE CLOTHING. We
would invite attention to assortment of Spring
and Summer Coats, Pants, KeStS and also our stock
of FURNISHING GOODS generally; all of which
will be- suld at prices that cannot fail to please.
STEINER, BROTHERS Il CO.,
StauntOn, July ., 1859. Corner va. Hotel,
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PRIVATE SALES.
..NIONTEvIDIO," IN NELSON COUN.

UN TY, FOR SALE.-As the Agent of Mr.. b.
+. Harris will sell privately this fine planta ZION,
containing 500 Acres. Two hundred acres are
eleared-Ifty acres OF which are number one BOT
TOMS. The high lands are OF good quality, present
ing southern and eastern exposure, admirably adapt
ed to the growth OF corn, wheat tobacco, oats and
grasses The entire tract is well watered, and with
small expenditure of money, meadow land may be
made on the highest hills.
The timber is not inferior to any in this section of
Virginia and conveniently located, and on the prems-
excellent ORCHARD of choice fruit The i'm
provements consist of comfortable Dwelling
House of four large rooms and passage ten feet wide
overseers house and other necessary outbuildings.
1t is situated within convenient distance to three
Churches of different denominations in the neighbor-
hood of schools and mills about five miles from the
Orange IL Alexandria Railroad and l6 miles from
Howardsville on the j. r. & n Canal, and not over
d ola mile from the Howardsyille Rockish Turn
pike.
To all, l will say, a BARGAIN can be had!
Persons desiring further information can get it by
communicating with me at Lovingston. Mr.. Harris
residence is on the farm and will show it to all who
may wish 10 see for themselves
The terms will be made accommodating.
JOHN II, McCUE,
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c,uour;nd, f.oIo Tho providsnce Genera

We clip the following from the Providence General
Advertiser, Sept u, 1851 -. .,o,...
At this season OF the year, when cholera cholera
rrorbus, dysentery and other kindred complaints are
sure to prevail everybody should be Literally supplied
with Perry Davis's Vegetable Pain Killer. Persons
leaving home for Il days excursion or trip to Eu-
rome should be in condition to place their hands on II
at a moments warning. Many dseasesincident to the
summer months, which will prove ta5GI II not lmue
iately checked eau be promptly cured by one or two
DOES of the Pain Killer. On more than one occasion
have we been relieved Of intense suffering by the ns'
of the above named preparation. =.
Sold by druggists and all dealers IN family heui
The stain in linen from the of the P. K. is east
ly removed by washing in alcohol.
July II, lS5S-2wS.
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CPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING
- CHEAP FOR CASH-Ne have now on nand ,
ne assortment of Clothing, well made, consisting Of
Coats Pants and Vests, from the lowest TO the high
est price which we will sell at small advance Al
SO fine assortment of Shirts, Collars, Drawers, era
vats and all kinds of GENTS FURNISHING GOODS an OF
dered at short notice. Receiving new Goods every
few DAYS All we ask is call, as we consider 1t no
trouble to show our goods. R0ANE q ABBY,
Under Virginia Hotel
c,orrtor Mav3 1s59-Vin Copy.
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42O Broad Street. PhiIadelphia. 7


(Extract) "In lifting the kettle from the fire it be-
came uumanageable, tilted over, and scalded my hands
very severely, almost to crisp. 1t was an awful
sight The Mustang Liniment appeared to extract
the paid 1t healed rapidly, without soreness, and
'si' no scar 0' account ae cha lies FOSTER"
Such language as this is but the constant and natu
raj echo wherever this article is used.
This Iinims mt is indispensable to planters and
owners of Horses, Mules and Cattle. Mr.. John
Daniels, Montgomery, Ala, sold slave for $500 who
was raised from utter uselessness by this Liniment-
Every family should have it. BE very particular and
enquire for the Mustang Imminent ard take other.
Sold by all dealers throughout North and South A
merica Europe and all the Islands of the Ocean, for
% cents, so cents. and sl.0O per bottle.
l2& Is Park Row, New York.
March 20, '59.-eow6mo.
Also Lyons Magnetic Powders.
CHEAP CASH STORE.--The subscriber ten
public generally for their former patronage, and in
forms them of his return from the Northern Cities,
and is now in receipt and opening new stock OF
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS, comprising full
stock of Ladies Dress Goods, Black and Fancy Silks
and Robes; do, Bereges, Challes plain aud figured,
all wool Delans, Victoria Robes, 0rga,dies, Brants
Chintz Robes full Stock of Hosiery Silk and Lace
Mantillas Grape Delan and Cashmere Shawls; Scarf
do, Swiss and Book Muslin splendid lot OF Swiss
and Lace Window Curtains Marseile coverletts;
French Cloth and Cassmeres Satin, Silk and Marseil
Linnen, Bleached and Brown Cotton, and many other
articles usually kept in Dry Goods Stores, which
will sell very low for cash. My motto is still "Quck
sales and small profits"
Opposite the Virginia Hotel,
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BATH ALUM SPRINGS, VA.


10 MILES FROM MILLBORO DEPOT, VA. c. r. R.
HAVING taken charge of this establishment am
IL prepared to accommodate boarders in degree
o. solid comfort that will not be surpassed in the
mountains this My experience in the manage
ment of the old Sweet Springs and more recently the
Washington House, Lynchburg. may afford some
guaranty the public of my disposition to please my
guests.
The Bath Alum is admirably constructed and equip.
ped-s in elevated region at the eastern base OF the
Warm Spring mountain, enjoying an atmosphere un-
surpassed for saubrity and having variety of Mine
raj Waters, Alum and Cbalybeate, as excellent in
their kind any other in the State and the purest
mountain freestone.
TERMS Per day 80; per week, $40; per month
of four weeks, $50.
Excellent music from New York band provided,
and Ten Pin Alley, and other amusements, scitt0ut
chargs to the guests of the house.
On these terms, and with determination to please,
hope to fill the rooms early and to keep full to the
last day of the season. II. SNEAD.
lima
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ARTISTS. P.aENTERS,, .aN.D
PHOTOGRAPHERS DEPOT.

PHOTOGRAPHERS DEPOT.
THE subscriber has constantly on hand full
assortment of materials for the use of Artists,
Painters and Photographers. Also on hand a
large assortment of STERESCOPlC INSTRUMENTS
AND VIEWS embracing every variety of Foreign and
| American LANDSCAPES, STATUARY, PARLoR AND RURAL
GRoUPs sc. The beauty and interest OF the Stere-
scopic Views upon the parlor table furnish never
ending source of entertainment both to visitors and
| the home circle.
| COUNTRY MERCHANTS supplied on the most
liberal terms W. A. WISONG,
No. .. N. Liberty Street, Baltimore Md.
June %, 1S59-ly.
YTIRGINIA:- AT Rules held in the Clerks Office
Y of the Circuit Court of Bath County, on Monday
the 4th day of July 1885, Robert willie WiIISm s PF
Ohio Williams, Marcus L. Williams, Mahala D. P.
| Williams, Joel Bethel and Matilda his wife, Isaac
Hepler and Mary Z. his wife, Cornelia Ann Hughart
| and Ohio w. uughart, Defts.
The object of this suit, is to have settlement made
of the Administration accounts of Robert p Williams
Administrator Of Ohio Williams decd, and to make
distribution of the estate OF said Otho Williams,
decd, amongst those legally entitled. And 1t APP
pearing by satisfactory evidence that the said Defend
ants, 0tho Williams, Marcus L. Williams, Mahala ID.
| P Williams, Joel Bethel and Matilda his wife, are
| not inhabitants of this Commonwealth On motion OF
the Plaintiff 1t is ordered that the said Defendants do
appear here within month otter due publication OF
this order and do what is necessary to protect their
interest. Copy Teste,
July 70, 1859-4t. q. r. MoDANALD, GLE.
VARIETY SPRINGS.-This watering place
Y is now open for the reception of limited num-
| Der of visitors.
The Alum Water at the Springs, comprised of two
running streams, has been analysed by Prof Gillian
of the Va M institute, and is found equal in all res
poets to any in the State. The analysis may be seen
at the springs and will be published IN pamphlet for
general distribution in a few days.
There are also Healing, Chalybeate and Free stone
waters OH the place, which is situated on the " c. r.
Road, Is West of Staunton, cars stopping at the
door,
Board 81 per week. sl.95 per day.
G. w. BURRUSS, Proprietor.
July 70. 1859. Pond Gap.
rsg" Richmond Dispatch, Charlottesville Advocate
and Lexington Gazette copy times and send bills to
this Office
DISSOLUTION.-The LAW-PARTNERSH!P
- of Niche, Skinner d Niche terminated on the
LIST of July INST, by limitation. Thomas j. and John
c. Niche will continue to practice in partnership in
all the Courts of Augusta Co.. under the style OF
NICHE & NICHE. THOMAS j. NICHE,
JAS. III. SKINNER,
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TRUSTEES SALE.-By virtue of a trust deed
i executed to the undersigned for certain purposes
therein mentioned will on SdtnTdag the 2Srd Of Ju-
highest bidder the interest of Blakey Randall in GER
tam lot of land the north bank of North River near
Sangersvile in Augusta County, being the same con-
veyed to said Randall and others by his grandmother,
Rachael Back JAS. T. CLARKE, Trus.
July 5. lS5Q-3t.
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r AND SALE.-The subscriber offers for sale
u the FARM on which he resides formerly belong
ing to William Thompson, and situated three miles
west of Spring Bill, Augusta County, adjoining the
lands of Messrs. Hendren, Sillings, Thompson and
pRovEMRNTs-a fine Orchard well watered, and the
best Spring in the County About 40 acres are
cleared and the remainder well timbered. Eleven
acres of meadow. Terms made known on application.
May TO- 1859. LEWIS DlNkLE.