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Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-12
Stanton. Aug. IL. 1859.

TOWN PROPERTY FOR sALE.-On
~ Saturday. the Isl of October nert, we will CT
fer at public auction in the COURTHOUSE yard, tie
property near the Court house in which VIM. D.
G!lkeson now resides. Persons disposed to buy
WI Of course examine the property ioh will be
shown BY Mr. Gilkeson.
TERMS. :-7rQna third of the purchase money in
SIX months and the balance one and two years
from the sale to be secured by endorsed negotiable
erty. -t..g.
Possession wilt be given on the 1st day of Jana-
airy, 1860.
sas 81 spa T. H b RRAAzR"lS' Trustees.
Aug. r. '59-tds
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-12

k1LlED.-Mrs. Knowles; one Of TIE at
tendants at the Lunatic Asylum, was kin
ed on Friday last by one of the patients, who
struck her with heavy brush on the head
causing her death shortly after, She was
formerly Of Rockbridge county, Va:
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-12
HOCsa xVEa4H.ssSV SCHOOL.

II s. .
4 BOARDING SCHOOL for Bows. rreparatdr5-
"A to the University or Colleges of Va, or for
Business; it is in the country, miles from Staun~
ton, on the regular stage routeto Weston, Monte
rev. &c. s, t-stg.eS
Tho Principal has had an experience, in teaching
BOYS. for than years. and is assste.. By
graduate fthe uniTersity of Va, also expert
enced Teacher. q = a.
The wh9ls. enpease for each term of months
from So so to; 200. Session begins first Wedncs-
d.x in September, 1850.
For Circn1 ars, coutainine.ftll ton, adj
dsesa, JED iIotehkiSs, Principal, Churchville Au-
gusta co,snty. Va.
!. RErFRENeEs. 1.-The Faculty Of the University Of
"a, the Faculty OF, Washington College, Lexng-
Son, "a; ffon. 1. II, Il. Stuart $. B. Brown, sr.,
J. D. imbodens Esq. r. j. Doyle, Esq, C..
Kinney. Reg J-.B: Davis, Col. W. A: Bell, Staun-
ton; Rev. B. n. Smith, D. d., Prince Edward
CO.. Va; Dir. J. " lson, john G. Stover, Bishop
J. J Glossbrerncr. Church Vile, Va; j. II. Wart-
MAIN, Rev. w. Y. Rnifner. Harrisonburg Va.e
Mrs Eotchkiss, aided by competent usic
teacher, will take charge of the education of few
Young ladies' at the same rates as the above.
August s. 1859 Pm: $500.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-12

THE OREaoN ELEer1oN. st. Louis, Aug.
6.-The Overland Mail from San Francis
co on the 18th ult has reached Jefferson
City. Incomplete returns from the Oregon
congressional election indicate the success
Of Mr.. Stout, Dem, by small majority
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-12
Glass Blowing.

/, The wonderful Glass Blowing establish
ment'of: Mr. Baker is now open oyer the
] Post Office, for the visits Of the curious. -
He can astonish every nasive withhis beau
tiful art He shapes rings with sets, grace
ful birds of Paradise, that can. be rivaled
only by their sisters Of the forest. and then
pcrches them on crystal boughs spins out
ten miles Of silken thread in no time, and
in short must himself be the devil.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-12
How the SignerS Of the RufTner PamDh
s. ass~ - let Voted ~@s a-e.s -.

~ & 4
It is rather . significant fact, that seven
out Of thirteen ofthe signers Of the Rufner
pamphlet, voted the entire Opposition ticket
in.the last canvass two more voted for
fletcher but gave the remainder Of their vote
10 the Opposition, whilst the author Of the
pamphlet voted the ehtire Opposition tick
ct. We repeat, is it rot significant? II
DR.. Rufner has never recanted his opinions
as expressed IN this pamphlet, why did he
not support the candidate, who according
to the declaration Of the Opposition is still
ready to carry 'out these views. Did he
think Mr.. Goggin more likely to forward
them. This must have been his conviction
or he could not have consistently voted for
him
The following facts may be pondered with
profit by these voters IN our sister States
who are laboring under the delusion that
the Democracy Of Virginia synfpathises with
the emancipation views of DR.. Ruffner. I
The signers of the Ruffner letter voted as
follows in the last State election:
George A.: Baker e gag i'
James r. Jordan: voted the entire.
Jacob Fuller, Jr. : Opposition.
David E. Moore. State Ticket.
John w. Fuller.
S. Med. Moore, voted for no candidate
for Governor, bnt for the remainder of the
opposition ticket, and canvassed the country
actively in behalf Of the Opposition candid
ates for the Senate and House Of Delegates.
David P. Curry an old line. Wing, and
for many years law partner Of John Letch-
er, voted for him but not for Montague or
Tucker. :
John Echc1s, resides in Monroe, and g..
H. Lacy in Sp6ttsylvania, and both are be,
liesed to, have supported the Democratic
State ticket. . :.
James A. Hamilton resides in Chicago.
John Letcher voted for Hon. Henry A.
Edmuudson for Governor
DR.. Henry Ruffner to whom the letter
was addressed it is said voted the whole OPP
position ticket Norfolk Argus.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-12

..K1 III. IS BYA WOMAN A notorious ru-.
fian, known il southwestern Arkansas as
Jack Cade, was recently killed BY woman
whose husband he had shot. The widow
challenged him to fight a duel, and as the
IrnIian declined, she attacked him with a
revolver and lodged three balls in his body,
one of which passed through his heart. z
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-12

Charleston, S. c.. Aug. 5.-A special
despatch from New Orleans to the Courier
of this city states that the election returns
from Texas show a small majority for H.
r. Runnells, Greg. Dem } over Samuel
Houston, Independent.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-12
MESSY GREER ACADEMY

AUGUSTA COUNTY, Va.
TEEAnnual Session of this Academy will com
= fnence the lst Monday IN September nert, and
close the 25 Of Juue, 1860. The Sch DOL is design
ed TO be preparatory to the University of Virgil
mia.
TERMS Board and tuition, including every
thing, $500.
For particulars. address the Principal Messy
Creek, Va. I. J. WHITE. Principal
- D. G. CANNON, NJ, A. Univ. Va.
-. Prof. A. GRApowsky.
Aug. II, 1S59-4t.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-12
$50 RE w ARD.

Dan AWAY from my premisss On 9Th inst, a
IL NEGRO BOY, named Augustus, aged II yrs,
copper complexion, bEshy head and Gown east ex-
heard Of near the Punls ..thTs';, asa is supposed
to be in the ei2 hbo:hoes If retn7i!ic or Middle
brook. If taken in this eednty $50 will lie paid for
his delivery here, and SGD If taken tut of the coun-
ty. a II Ill., 4 : j. T. PEYTON.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-12

DosITlylM4Y. .dNEY ONE MONTH
i M0RE.-We have decided to- giye Our custom
ers and the pssble generally another chance at our
superior ard cheap READY MADE CLOTHING
end therefore we vii tarry with YOU on, month
longer. Call at the corner above the Virginia Ho-
tel and secure bargains. WEII4LER Il BROS
J. LEBACH, Ag't.
Staunton, Aug. L., ls59-2t.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-12
Fatal ACCIDENT. VIM. Lucas, of Bed

FATAL ACCIDENT. -Wm. Lucas, OF Bed
ford county, while sitting on TIE. track of
the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad, drunk
with two other men, Tuesday night, was
run over byss' locomotive and literally torn
to pieces-his head being severed from his
body and his entrails torn out. The other
two men-o1s Of them his brother-escaped
|uniuiured
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-12

.s5 NoMINArED;FoRC oNGREss. letter from
Utah states that the Mormons have nomina-
ted Gen, Horace'S. Marage as their dele
gate in Congrese.r 49, 49, r
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-12

7000 LBS. Cincinnati Sngar Cured CANVASS
IOOO ed Hams just received and for sale by
TAYLOR & HOGE.
Staantsn, dug. IL, l859-Spec copy.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-12
HO.FARTN ERSH1P NNTJf-E II ~;

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NOTIGE.Havine
~ purchased r. Summersons in teYest in tie Con
ceEn Of Taylor. Hoge 4 Co., we have this day as
sQciated ourselves together under the style and
frm Of TAY LOR 8 HOGE FIR tho purpose of con
ducting the Dry Goods and Grocery business. !
patronage. heretofore extended to us we respect
fully aska continuance Of the same. The accounts
due the late firm of Taylor, Ioge Il Co. are draw,
off up to July lst, 1889. Those knowing tbemsel-
yes indebted will please come .forward and settle;
and those having claims against said firm will
please present them for settlement to the under
signed who have assumed all the liabilities CT the
concern.
ST. TAYLOR,
P. B. HOGE.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-12

hT0TICE.-I have this day sold my entire in
IN tcrest IN the Stock cf Goods, Accounts and
Notes dae tie firm Of Taylor, Hoge.6 Co.jto simp-
son F. Taylor and P. b. Hoge, who will CONTINUE
business at the old stand. r. SUMMERSON
Staunton, Aug. II, So.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-12

EaF What poor world this would, be
without women and newspapers. How
would the news get about.s m
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-12
@ HENRY "A. WISE.

TIE SOUTHERN CITIzEN.-Mr Jno Mitch
ell announces that 'this weeks Southern
Citizen is the last.''' Mr.. NJ. says: asvg
,'''For nearly two years have had entire
editorial control of it. I have occasion now
to go to Europe Mr.. Swan declines tic
carry on the publication without me; and
therefore it has been necessary to look out
for some weekly paper Of kindred politics
which we could hope would be acceptable to
our present. subscribers, The proprietors
of the New York ebay Book have accord
ing1y purchased the subscription list Of the
Southern Citizen" and wal supply our
readers with their weekly publication for
the unexpiref term Of the subscription re-
spectiTely.
''In making tits announcement, I feel
that owe to our numerous friends at the
South not only thanks for the Kind Interest
they have taken III the success of this jour-
nal, but an apology also for so suddenly a.
bandoning alabor which; has been both a.
greeable to myself, and, as T venture to
hope, profitable to the cause which the
Southern Citizen was established to serve
and topronsote. Circumstances preclude a
full exposition of my motives to the present
step; 50 that I can only ask for kind ana
indulgent construction Of those motives at
the hands Of my friends From my enemies
if l have any, have nothing to ask"
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-12
The Kentucky Election Congress
ws Si0nal delegation. :.

Louisville, Aug. 6.-The following Con-
gressmen have been elected:
1st District-HenrY G. Burnett. Dem.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-12
William A, Grills,
LATE OF AUGUSTA co..

., LATE OF AUGUSTA co..
Commission and Forwarding
WILL give his prrsonalsatte9tirn to the sale Of
w all kinds of PRQDU CE. and re,nia proceeds
with despaich.i One dDr. Nest Ct Messrs NJ. Blair
Co.. 18th 81. RICHMOND, Na.e.
REFERENCES Benz. Crawford, Rudolph Turk.
n. G. Harmsn, DR.. VIM McGhesney, Samuel Ii
Bel, efacob Baylor, ;ygD Hanger, .jno I Antrim.
CT VIM Tate, @ Stout, Jno Towberman, Thos
W.MeCue, = 'Shreckhise, r } Gl7ndy, Thos John
son, A. ChesnGy, Augusta Co. Thomas. Hughes
q Caldwell, Kent. Paine & Co., Richmond.
Richmond, Aug. 5, 1s5Sr-6mo.
NTILLER'S FACTORY GOoDs.-We
lYI have just received large supply of Miller &
0o.'a Celebrated Goods, Manufactured in Culppere
County, Va, for Gents and Servants Fal, and
suits to which we mite The a.ten.iop of
Starntoh, July 2g, ls5e-Spec copy. fA
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.--For nv.
~ own protection and tdat of the public deeia
1t proper,t to give notice in this way, that part
nersbsp ofany kinf exists never has existed
between Jacob Spe and myself; and am in no
manner responsible for his contracts or dealings.
July 20, lS59-3t. a. LAWELL.
ITQRE-ROOM FOR RENT.-The room forn erly
niently situated for business of all kinds. Call on
Henry Frank, at our sales room, Corner Of Va. Ho-
tel. STEINER, BROS. d co.
CEILING OFF AT CoST.-We win, sell
- our stock of Summer Goods from this time till
the 18th September at Cost for Cash:
sM K .sTAYLOR,f H0GE.&, co.
staunton, July 70, 1859.
TEWELRY! JEWELRY !!--G. &. Yeakle has
y na1d a very fine assortment Of JEWELRY
in sets, which he will Sc II very low.
Staunton, Aug s, 1S5s-Spec copy
HERE AGSiN. -Anothe1 supply of GOr,D-
II LEAF LIGHT PRESSED TOBACCO lust
araived in prime order and for sale by -
r j. GLENDY,es
stanton, July l, 50 per c. T. Cochran.
rOACH FINDINGS We nave lust received a
~ supply Of Rims, Hubs, Spokes, Shafts, Bug
gy Sticks and other findings, which will be sold
eheap. WOODS q 'GlLKESON.
Staunton, Aug II, 1859. lgtFy
HORSE SHOE IRON.-English Horse Shoe l.
Ia ron, of the proper width and thickness, just
received by WOOCS & GILKESON.
Staunton, Aag IL, 1859. e S&8
NAILS 90 Kegs Old Dominion Nails just re-
~ ceived by WOODS & GILKESON
staunton, Aug Il, 1859. 7@l
RRAMBLE sCYTHEs AND HOOKS Just re-
stanton, Aug q, 1859. N''-'A i''oN'
HAMMERED sHoEss-A few Kecs i,,,ss =.
L l. ceived oy : WOODS & GILKESON.
Stanton, Augl2, 1859, - - - =
Mall ROD Norway and American Nail Rod
~ just reccivedby WOODS Il GILK ES0N.
Staunton, Aug IL, 1859
SPICES OF ALL KINDS for sale at
staunton, July 90. 80. Drug store.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-12

A SINGULAR DuEti. A novel duel took
blaze, says the Opelousas Courier, On the
22d ult, in the village Of Vile Plate. An
uncle and nephew had quarrel in a cofee-
house, and, after a noisy dispute, agreed to
settle the matter BY going into the field -
rouble barrel shot guns, at sixty PAGES,
we're the terms offered and accepted, the
parties to advance and fire. .q
They measured off the distance alone.
when two men Coming along, one cried out,
I"stop there and see what is to happen
The nephew then took aim and fred, both
barrels going off at the same time, but fortu-
nately without effect The uncle then adj
yanced to FIRE, when tie nephew cried cut,
F"Wait little-I did not know | lad dis
charged both BARRELS The uncle advanc-
fed and fred, touching tie nephew on the
hip. The nephew then drew a revolver
an. firing, made hole in the uncle's bat,
when the two men interfered and arrested
the combat, settling the difficulty between
the parties - y'@a
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-12

DEATH OF GEN. PRocroE The English
papers Of a. late date record the death of
General Proctor, who played SO important
pert in the last war with Great Britain,
and who rendered himself 50 odious to the
American people, especially ofthe North
vest, by his cruelty. He commanded the
82d regiment at the battle Of Fort Eric, and
subsequently served along the Niagara from
tier. and for a long time made Maiden his
headquarters, ffosh which, in conjunction
with his sasage. allies, he sailed forth to
.perpeIrate all manner Of outrages upon the
Americans: He died few weeks since. at
his seat in'Wales, suddenly, from disease Of
the heart: II July. 1914, he commanded
the 92d before Fort Erie from September
2, and out the successive operations ofths
campaign. on the Niagara frontier. 3a
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-12

TENNEssEE ELECTION. Nashville, Aug.
1.-THE Democratic candidate for Cover
nor Ishain g. Harris, will have majority
Of about 6 900 over John Netherland Cop
position. The Legislature will also be
Democratic.
The Congressional delegation it is tho't
H-.1 u - co1lo-e.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-12

Tn the State Legislature, the Democrats
will have about 80 majority on joint bal
lot..
!. The Democratic candidate for governor,
Magoffin, and other State officers, are cleo
ted by about seven or ten thousand MAORI
" Louisville, Aug. lie official returns ,., IS
of the vote in the Fourth Congressional
District. shows that there is tie.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-12

SUDDEN DEAru. Mr.. Henry Myers,
who han been driving stage for Messrs'
Chidestsr, Rapely g. Co., on the Des Arc
and Fort Smith line, during THE past twelve
months died suddenly THE Des Arc Hotel,
in Des Arc, on Wednesday evening last.
Mr.. Myers had complained Of being nwell
dnring the forenoon, and soon after took
his bed A physician had visited him,
when he was seized with al aSoplectic fit
and died in short time. His age was
about AZ years. We learn that the de-
ceased was formerly Of Staunton Augusta
county, Virginia, near which place he has
two daughters and other relatives. At one
time he was il the employ Of Edwin Porter
& Co., and drove teams out Of Stanton
and Warm Springs Mr.. Myser was high
" esteemed as a trustworthy and aindustri-
GUS gentleman. At the TIME Of his death,
he was within d few Gays Of. leaving for
Virginia settled up his business, and
made all necessary preparations for his de-
parture. His effects are in the hands Of a
gentleman who will take care of them until
his relatives send for them. For any in
formation in reference to the deceased, his
relatives Or friends are requested to address
the editor Of this paper Des Arc (Arhan
sas) Citizen:
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-12

TILLER'S FACTORY EGO0DS.-We
w have just received large supply of Miller &
0o.'e Celebrated Goods, Manufactured in Cuppere
County, Va, for Gents ana Servants Fall and
Winter suits, to which we invite the attention of
purchasers. TAYLOR, HOGE & co.
Starntoh, July %, 1s5e--Spec copy. 4
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-12

ter wrote the following reply (noW Cor
rectly punctuated) and intended, as it show.
on its face, to be strictly private and conf,
dential, and giving no advice or counsel no,
called for by ray correspondent and not per
tinent as reply even on points Of personal
vanity or pretensfon . 3@
RICHMOND, July 10, 1859.
Dear SIR Il thank you for yours Of the
9Th inst. I have apprehended all along
that the Tammany Regency would carry a
united delegation from New Y ork to Charles
ton. For whom Douglas, I know is con-
fident; but you may rely on it that Mr.
Buchanan is himself acandidate for renonl-
ihation, and all patronage and power will
be used to disappoint Douglas and all other
aspirants Our only chance is to organize
by districts, and either whip the enemy or
send two delegations: +.
If that is done or rot done, We mast still
rely on a united South. A united South
will depend on united Virginia, and /
pledge you that she at least shall be unit.
Virginia unit and persistent and firm on
sound platform Of protection, to all per-
sons of popular ue'sas squatter sovereignty,
she must rally to her support all the South.
The South cannot adopt Mr.. Douglas plat
form. 1t is short cut to, all the ends Of
Black Repubkcanism He then, will kick
up his heels. IF he does Of don't he can't
be nominated, and the main argument a.
gaiust his nomination is, that he can't be
elected if nominated If be. runs as an in
dependent candidate, and Seward runs, and
lam neminated,at< Charleston, | can beat
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-12

NOTICE TO THE ePUBLIC.--F nv.
~ own protection and THAT of the pubic deem
It proper to give notice in this way that no part
nershtp ofany kinf exists now or never has existed
between Jacob Sipe and myself; and am in no
manner responsible for his contracts or dealings.
July 20, lS59-3t. A. LAWELL,
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-12

HAMMERED sHoEss-A few Kegs, JUS re- Z.
4 ceived oy -. WOODS & GILKESON.
Stanton, Aug12, 1859 - e
NJ ALL ROD Norway and American Nail Rod
~ just reccivedby WOODS & GILKEsON.
Staunton, Aug IL, 1859
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LATEST NEWS 81 TELEcRAPH.



Markets. $ lsssf as.ssi y
RALrlxoss. Sept a. fL,ur heavy and unchaAe-
ed at $5. Wheat arm. White !. 90 ~ i45: Red Ito
70 LII. Corn dull Yellow II to 80. Provisions
arm. Baesn Sides unehs aged. Mess Pork 10 TO
i5l; Prime IA. Lard litalli, Whisksy steady
at g eta. -. ., ~ :.
Nrw YoRx. Sep. 9.-flour advanced cents, ex-
eept Southern. which is unchanged. Wheat Hrm.
Southern White Is to IL Corn firm. New mix
ed s24, hrk dull aud unchanged. Lard dull
at l0i to III. Stacks lower. yirginia s;xes 94l-
From Washington.
!, WasnisoroN, Sept. a.--Ex-C Congressman Hughes
Of Indiana. 1t Is said has been tondered the Com
missionership Of Patents. but will probably decline.
The Cabinet to-day eorsidered the San Juan Is
land question. no serious difhculty with Eng
land il apprshended.s i .,-a go s 3iszs.-s,l =.
New YoRk, Sept o. Evening. 81 Cotton fat.
Breadstutfs generally unchanged. Provisions
steady. Coffee frm. Rio l0l IL.
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nN exhibition H. @. yictors Book Store Of the larg
~ beautiful collection Of Engravfngs plain
coored Lh graphs Autographs for Grrcian Printing
brought Lynchbnrg Those wishing buy soethinl
really beautiful will lind this opportunity aug 80dts
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zlHzh NARRIRp,

.sIHHk 1EARRIED. aSag, agE
On the let in=t..h ~ Rev ". Is. HsElwee. Mr..
JoHx N. p.syesszk, ana lie. 'ecsas A. HAs,,-
-oS Of Rocthrides ooapty.- -
! A. p;,,.,,,..n 4 y a,.x oslsh, 18th Au.
gust, hv Kk<5|2IV H txsJfra yhxs A.
, s Lea. J 80 =
pia.yls.n;s ssssss, q ~ :I,sf, Msl,sEn, hr.
Cu.sLr, II. HLIr;ias = MIA NIo1xss e.. dauyh
ter Of Ne: wiiiism "a An.SApa Giis., deesa-
6A&. go
IS pIpp.@ at8 rs
In Rocksdd& o.. "a lie 9lst 1t Aushs,. near
Timber Ridge, Mis- SalLf LrrrLE. in the 5sth
year of her age. 4astsesre+s .al,f --
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CMILnOWEE SPRINGS For SALE,

lIE Undersigned Commissioners appointed by deccc VI
the Circuit tourt II smyh county In the case Of H. Ak"
aud others against benjamin Patterson aud others will, ON
TUESDAY the 18th day pt oosrg being the rrt day
of thu oster term OF smyh County Court sel nj The fcn
dour NJ the Court House Snyth county, NJ land IN
Guiding The celebrated CHI iIoWEE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
In Medicinal virtue by mineral waters In ha
These Springs had from the earliest settlement Of
the country great celebrity have effected many rearkabie
have been much resnrte by visitors when ncconnio
laions could doubt would be rcHorte 10
by hundred. and thousands, improved a" they should b.
They situated Thin about nsie Of the virginia Teu
Raroad In the county Of smyth In the valley Of he
middle fork Of noson In of thu most fertile and beautiful
regions of the Southwest railroad of easy aud ehenp
grade could be made along level valley extending from the
Virginia Tennessee Kalrond TO the slrings The spring Ia
bold capable Of supplying numler II VISITORS and Tho
grounds handsome and anord beaal sites for buildings
for extensive establishment Capitalists Invited 10 ex
anime the property, Investment or speculation prescnts
great attractions
TERMS.-1he sale 10 be a credit Of one two three
years. with interest from aud amer the expiration
Of The purchasers 10 give boud and approved
curt,, the title retained till The purchase money paid
BEyELkY Il yonNsoN, missioner.
JAMES W. srEFfEY )oo"sS'""o'~