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:. Is q sT-l. Tor. SALE

fEsHE subscriber wishing to engage in other bust
4 ness, offers for sale on accommodating terms,
the farm on which he resides, lying in the bend Of
the Kapidan River kpcwn az Fox Neck, in Gull
pepper county, distant 20 miles from fredericksburg
by Plank Road, ard II miles from Brandy STATEN,
y. and A. Railroad, and containing By recent sur
yey, S74 ACRES, with GOOD DWELLING,
Barn, Stables ice-house, &c. The quality Of the
land is Of the best in Culpener, being well set in
grass and admirably adapted 10 the growth OF
wi eat, having produced good crop this year
ulthout Gaano. 1t is very suitable from It's loca-
ton. &C., for Sheep farm, aud adjoining ii is a
W oolen Factory which viii be in operation soon
as the dam is finished. As farm it is unsur-
passed, the average crop for the last four years
has been 80 bbls to the hand (tns year it will be
mcre). On it there is large quanty of River low
grounds aud second low grounds quite valuable.
The healthiness Of tie place is undoubted the
oldest inhabitant cannot reeollect case Of fever
Of any sort on it,
Persons wishing to purchase viii do well to call
or apply at an early day to
JOHN L. BROOKE,
Gernania. Orange county, Va.
p S.-This land can be bought for see.
August 81, IS60.-3tn
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
In Council for the Town Of Staunton,
SEPTEMBER Is, 1860.

In Council for the Town Of Staunton,
SEPTEMBER Is, 1860. !
TIME Mayor submitted Ordinance, which was
l. passed, in the words and figures following, to
wit
San Ordinance authorizing loan for repairing
and improving the Streets and Sidewalks. and for
widening and deepening the channei OF the creek
passing through the Town.
L. Be it ordained by the Council Of the Town OF
Staunton. that the Mayor be, and is hereby au-
thorized and instructed as soon as practicable, to
issue, at his discretion, Certificates OF Debt, not
exceeding five thousand dollars, in sumo OF rot less
than one hundred dollars EACH payable IN not less
than five years nor more than twenty years from
their date with interest thereon at the rate of six
per centum per annum, payable on the htst Gay OF
January and July in each year; to be SOLD by nam
only at their par value, and the money arising
from such sale to be paid into the Sank OF the al
lev of Virginia at Stanton, TO the credit OF the
Chamberlain of the town Of Staunton, Suoject 10
the check or checks the order of the Council.
g. Such certificates shall be signed by the Mayor
and attested by the Clerk of the Council, and VINO
shall atfix Their to the seal of the Corporation. Be-
fore being issued they shall be registered BY the
Chamberlain, who shall certify the TACT OF such
registry upon the back of each ce thcate, until ne
has received proper voucher showing deposit OF
the amount thereof in the said Bank of the Valley
to the credit of the chamberlain OF the town OF
Stanton.
3. The Certifca tes so Issued ahall be fransierra-
Bile only bv written assignment, MED with the
Chamberlain who upon receiving such assignment
shall forthwith transfer the Certificate SO assigned
to the credit of the new owner.
l. The interest shall be paid ey the person VINO
shall appear upon his books entitled to the CertIh
cate or TO his or her legal representative or to the
order of such person or representative.
s. The Certificates shall be numbered as they are
Issued in regular series, and IN all transactions
connected with their transfer or the payment OF IN
terest it shall be sufficient to desci he them by their
6. The property, faith and credit of the Town Of
Stanton are hereby pledged for the pGnctu&l pay
ment Of the interest on all such Certificates. and
for the ultimate redemption Of the incipa there
of.
T This ordinance shall be IN foros from its pas
sage. Teste, ru,nao,- cr,-
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III AT2 RtIEI,a

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On the 2lst ult., bv Elder j. jennings, MIR
DAVE G. HULvA, to Miss SARAH RIDDLE, ali OF
Rockingham.
On the 9tlf iuss.; by Rev john Harshbercer. Mr..
Jas. GLEB 20 Miss JULIA Ann, daughter of Michael
4arman, all Of Rockingham.
FAwsGr to Miss &. CAraAaIsE MARrz, ali Of Rock
ingham.
On the Gth nIt.,. by Rev s. E. ,Joyner, Rev. F.
l.. WAY, OF the Va. Annual Conference to Miss
SALLA j. SCALES, Of Patrick county, Va.
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Died.
In Rockingham co, en- the sth inst, Mr. ELr.-
Noa CHaIsaAN, 1aliet Of john Chrisnan, decd, in
he 63rd year Of her age.
Near larfiscnbure on the 18th inst, Mrs ANNA
BCRKhoLDER. widow CT Mr.. David Burkholder,
decd, in the And year OF her age.
On Saturday morning last, of Patril Sore Throat,
SARAH ANN, dau shter Of B. T. w and Elizabeth
Harlan, Of Nesan county. aged years and 20
days.
On Friday morning last, the 14th inst Mr. Noe-
BORNE c. BAooKs, OF this place in the 50th wear Of
his age nr. Brooks health had been impaired
for several years but his decline was verv gradual
until about month ago when it became apparent
that bis days ca earth won d soon re humble red -
Having been Postmaster at Stanton for many
years. he was widely known. and 70 man who ever
lived in this community enjoyed more envable
reputation. He possessed rare combination OF
qualities Which made him a universal tavorite-
Faithful to his engagements, kipd-hearted, con-
sCienei0uS and intetl gent he was never spoken OF
but ia terms cOmmendation In early life ne uni
ted with the Presbyterian Church, and through
long years proved the sincerity of lis profession by
consistent walk and conversation. All men admit
his upright. blameless ife but estimate of him
sell afforded him comfort in anticipation of the sum
mons to appear before g holy God. He was distinct
and emphatic in declaring that the sole ground of
his hope was the atonement of Jesus Christ. Thus
supported he contemplated death with perfect com
posufe His peace was uninterrupted, and as this
world receded frons him, he had q calm and cheer
ing view OF the futuritY which awaited him. ~
feel Ike sleeping" were the last words he spoke,
as death closed his eyes
$50 li.e that, "hen thy simmons comes
Thou go not, like the quarry-saye. at night
Scourged to his dungeon but, sustained and sooth-
ed
By an unfatering trust, approach thy grave.
Like one tina draws tie drapery of his couch
About him, and lies down to pleasant Dreams"
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Virginia gE,TRal RAEl.gOAD.

KiscoEt:nuance of sunday Trains.
4 FTER the LIST day of October next the running
II of the Passenger Train on Sunday, will be
discontinued upon this Road. The Mail and Pas
Beyger train will be run daily Except Sunday be-
tween Richmond and Staunton,-
Leaving each place at $50 a. N
Between STAUNTOE and JACKSON'S RIY-
Err the trains viii be as follows:
MAIL AND PASSENGER TRAIN,
Leave Staunton for Jackson's River on Tuesdays
Thursdays and Saturdavs,a at 2.45 D. M.
Leave J sckson's River fer Stanton on MONDAYS.
Wednesdays and Fridays, at SIS D. M
THOS. DODAMEAD, Gen'l Super't
Sept. 81, 166O.-tf.
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Az S. Il, III[4D,H,

NEXT DOOR TO THE VI>DIcAToR OFFICE.
4 LOT of Goods, consisting of French and Eng
n glish Merinoes, all wool and rich styles Of
Mousiins, Shaw!s. splendid stock of Bonnets,
Eibsons, Bonnet Yelyets, Fringe and Dress Trim
lnings. seventy five Silk Velvet, aud Cloth Cloaks,
sold without reference to cost Hosiery and lnanv
more articles not here mentioned. The whole stock
has to be disposed of before the first Of November
next, aud ali those il want If such Goods will do
well to come and supply themselves
j. POLLITZ, Trustee
for $. Il. Ailb.
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commissioners sale.

FrenGer,
Frenger
Z K pursuance ola decree of the Circuit Court Of
< Augusta, as Its June term, 1850, i'll the above
named suit, the undersigned WILL
Wednesday, the i7tb dag Of October. 1862
on the promises. at public auction, proceed to sell,
g tract y: land cen aiming "a Acres, Rood and Ii
Poles, situated in Augusta County, between St&un-
tor and Greenviiie both sides Of the all road
and tive miles from GrsenvlIle, adjoining the lands
of Archibald Trotter, Peter Reubush aud John
FTenger.
The lana lies well, has on il good Spring, some
Fruit Trees, with about 20 Acres cleared and the
balance heavily timbered 1t woali be good 10
cation for Mechanic.
TEAMS OF SALE.-So much ia hand as will be
hecassai to pay to pay tae cost Of sxt and sale,
and the balance in equal Payments Of s. II and Is
months from day OF sale, purchaser giving bo nd
and approved security. and title to b. retained
ultimate security
WIN. s. II. BAYLOR, Commr.
Sept 81, 1860 ids.
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SPRING LANE INSTITUTE.

a TTSS HARRIET M. STRIBLING AND MISS
lYk NJ. B. BERKELEY have commenced their
school at Mr.. Stuarts school house in Spring Lane.
and the number they have limited themselves to
has not yet been filed, they will be pleased to re-
ceive the patronage of the citizens OF stanton.
TERM $50 per session, payable one halt in
advance and the other at the expiration OF the first
five months, No deduction except in cases of pro
tracted sickness.
Sept II, l860-tf.
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R,EMOV Al.

vE>HE remaining stock Of Goods belonging to $
f. Eilb ha. been removed to the room next
door to the yindcator Office, where the Auc-
ton Sales will be resumed in few days, Of which
due notice will be given.
Mas- TERMS CASH ON DELIVERY.
JACOB POLLITZ, Trustee
staunton, Sept. IA, 1850. for s, Il. Hilb.
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Great bargains
ETENRY HUGHES calls particular attention to
4 his very cheap assortment Of
IcoT@ @mGz Shoes
which he is selling as cheap not the cheapest in
the place.
Mems Shoes only, ST 90
- Gaiters, only, I.50
Ladies' and Misses Shoes very low Just receiT-
ed some Gents Lasting Shoes-very pleasant for
tender feet.
He still is manufacturing Gentlemen's Boots.
CATERS and Shoes of the best French Calf Skin,
Ladies Caters and Shoes Of all kinds.
~ Call and get bargains.
OPPOSITE DAVIS A. KAYSER'S.
Stanton, Sept. a. 1850.
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"A EFFECTIVE, SAFE ND ECUNO LIC4
TOHP0NGD

COMPOUND,
FOR RESTORING GRAY HAIR to its orion, Al
color without dyeing, and preventing the Hair
For PKEYEN TING BADNESS. and curing
it, when there is the least particle Of vitality or re-
Cooperative energy remaining.
FOE REMOVING SCURF AND DANDRUFF,
and al cutaGeOus affections of the Scs!p
| FOR BEAUTIFYlNG THE HAIR iinpSrtng 10
il an unequatied gloss and briltiancy, making it
soft and silky in its texture and causing it to curl
readily.
FSNHE great celebrity and the Increasing demand
l. for this unequalled preparation, convince the
proprietor that trial is only necessary to salts
" discerning public OF its superior qualities over
any other preparation ct present in use IL clean
ses the head and scalp from dandyuf and ether ou-
tcneo0S G1scases causes the hair to grow luxuri-
apty, and gives it rich, soft, glossy and flexible
appearance, and also where the hair il oosening
and thinning, it will give strength and vigor TO the
roots, and restore the growth to those parts which
have become bald, causing it to yield fresb coosr-
ing Of hair.
There are hundreds Of ladies and gentlemen in
New ok who have had their hair restored by
the use of this lnvigorat0r. when all other prepa-
rations Rad tailed. Ia. NJ. has in his possession let
tiers inuumerahle testfyng to the above facts from
persons OF the highest responsibility. 1t will eff
tectuay prevent the hdjr from turninq qreu until
the latest period otlfe; and in cases where the hair
has already changed its color, the use of the In
vgorator will with certainty restore it to its oriqi-
nat h"e, gvingit dark, glossy appearance Asa
particularly recommended, having an agreeable
LAGRANGE; and the great facilities it affords in dres-
sang the mar, which, VIXEN moist with the Intigo-
rator can be dressed in any required form so as to
preserve It's place, whether PLAIN or in curls-hence
the great demand for it by the ladies as a standard
tottet article which none ought to be without, az
the price places it within TIE reach ofall being
ONLY TWENTY-FIVE CENPS
per Bottle, to be had at all respectable druggists
and perfumers.
l.. MILLER would call attention Of Parents and
Guardians TO the use Of his Invigorator, IN cases
where the children Hair inclines to be weak The
use Of it lays the foundation for qood head ofhoir
as it removes any Impurities that have become con-
nected With the scalp, the removal OF which is ne
cessary both for the health of the child, aud the
future appearance of its Hair.
CATION one genuine without the fac sri ia
LOUlS MILLER being on the outer wrapper; also.
H. Milicr's Hair lngigorator, N. Y. blown in ths
gla 8.
Wholesale Depot, Sc Dey s.. and sold ~ iii tina
world
Liberal discount TO purchasers by the quantity:
also desire to present to tae American PUBLIC
my new and Improved Instantaneous
Liquid HAIR DYE
which after years ofsc,entifo experimenting have
brought to perfection. 1t dyes Black or Brown
instantly without injury to the Hair or Skin and
Narrated the best article of the kind in existence
Price, only 20 cents.
>, DEPOT, IS DEY ST., New York.
Aug. 81, lS6O-ly.
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ifslsis be Treason make The most II ~

altKls Dc sTtAsVl MaAS sNE lAOss II s..
Ant'c;pottons Of the future to lessons for
the present time. the form cf extracts of letters
from E.gt;sh Resident IN the United States to
the London Times, from 1851 to l370--,oith an
eppendte on the Causes and Consequences of he
Independence Of the South
.'ii this be Ereaeon make the most OF it's
PATRICK HgNRy, 1865.
i W. RANDOLPH will, on the lst Of septona-
- Der, publish the above, ID one handsome II
mo. volume. Of about 400 pages, price 81.
just published by Randolph III Main ST.. Rich
mond. Southern and Sout western Sketches, Fun.
Sentiment ana Adventure. SO cts
VNeiifs Carpenters Guide iii Stair Building and
Hand Railing, Plates, S.
3r iges Il Atkins Practical Miners Own Book
and Guide Plates, 81
Everett's New Thesaurus sIusicus-the best
book for Singing Schools, Choirs, &C.. 81.
Everett's Elements of Vocal Music, So cts.
Sent BY mail post paid to all who remit Ii price.
EichmoDd, Aug. II, 1850.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
A GRAND
VIRGINIA DISCOVERY

GOM p four months since our excellent townsman;
~ NAPHTALl EZEKIEL, informed us that he
had prepared
TseSr 7Sstorer.
with which he was experimenting upon his own
head, whose top was entirely bald. We saw him
two days since, and on the place so bald four
a vigorous growth. So convinced is Mr.. Ezekiel
of the efficiency OF his discovery that he has named
it ''THE INFALLlBLE VIRGINIA HAIR RE-
STORER " Mr.. E. is about going into an extern
.ive manufacture of article which is destined to
prove OF anxious interest to bald -pated friends
Ero'" The R'chmo"d Enquirer, December l2th, 1862
Richmond, November IA, 1859.
l, Ezekiel. take oath on the Holy Bible that
have been bald for the past twelve years, and have
restored my hair by using EzEKIEL'S VIRGINIA
II AIR kESTORER
NAPHTALI EZEKIEL.
This day sworn to before me, by Nsphta.i Eze-
kiel. JOS. MAYO, Mayor of Richmond
TO THOSE WHO DOUBT THE EFFICACY OF
ENEMEEEA'S fyEAag,sE2E,s,
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MANUFACTURERS at this celebrated SOUTH
Iva ERN STOVE FOUNDRY, CYL1NEnR, Box,
PARLoR and CooKING STOVES, of the most desirable
styles and of superior working qualities also, Hor
AIR FURNACES FRONTS and CRATES, Hollow WARE,
HYDnANrs, SINKS, &C., g.. and most descriptions
of light Machinery and Ornamental Castings.
The proprietor is convinced that sufficient appre~
ciative patrons could be found in this market who
would pay the value Of good article, to justify
him in The Of the best materials and in the
pl0yment of competent mechanics. Iioo thirds Of
the eouders enpoyed these .StoUes are FirgiaiGns
cAo haze learned their trades at these aoorhs.
These Stoves have been gradually gaining favor
until they have become the most popular of any in
use. Their superior strength and simplicity of OPP
GRAFTON peculiarly fits them for the of servants
REPAIRING PLATES promptly supplied.
Timers and Stove dealers throughout the South
are desired to forward their orders to
ASA SNYDER, Richmond, Va.
Sent Il, I860.-3m.*
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Trustees Sale Of
VALUABLE NxE4g4 PROPERTY.

IA ~ . SEE = = IN z s~Ia : ASSSA x a1 4
IN Friday, the 2i&tof September, 1860, | shall
~ offer for sale, on the premises, that va uable
MILL PROPERTY, now in the possession of Isaac
A. Bushong, and which he conveyed to me by trust
deed dated the 10th day Of September, 1858, for
the benefit of certain OF his creditors,
This property consists Of about 81 Acres OF land,
upon which there Is first rate Merchant Mill 1t
is situated on Middle River, near Spring ILL., in
one of the best neighborhooaS in the county OF Au-
gusta-Also Sorre Horse, and all the House
hold and Kitchen Furniture owned and III the pos-
session Of the said Bushong, at the time OF the
ecution Of said trust. The title believe to De
questionable, but as tras:ee will only convey with
special warranty.
TERMS One third Of the purchase money in
hand--the residue in and TIVE years, secured
by bond with personal security, and the title re
tanned as ultimate security.
Sale to commence at II o'clock
T. D. lABoDEN, Trustee.
AUG. 81. I86O-tds,
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Persons indebted to S. II ailh must call to settle
in few DAYS they viii find their accounts and
notes the hands Of the proper authority for COL
lection No other notice indulgence can be Civ
j. Z.
Stanton, Sept. q, 1890.
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SALE OF LANDS.
Sale Of I)eE;noueus lands,

T WILL sell at the Courthouse Of Augusta coun-
each day thereafter until completed y the follow
ing described parcels Of Land and Town LOTS which
have been returned for non-payment of Taxes
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$ ga SO Lin -

TTR0M and to Stanton aud Winchester, will
& leave Winchester every Gay (Sunday except
10 O'Clock, P. NJ, OF same day; viii leave Staun-
ton every day (Sundays exceptcd) alter the arri-
val Of the Richmond train of Cars, making connec-
tions with the Manassa Gap Railroad at both ends
of said road. Extra two or four horse Coaches can
be had at any time, and at any point said Stage
Line.
Cosches also leave Stanton Mondays, Wednes-
day and Fridays for Mcdowell, Monterey, Bever-
Iy, Buckhannon. Weston and Carksburg, there
conne citing with Train for Parkersburg.
Also Coach lcav Stanton daily for Stribling
Springs.
Stanton. Sept I, I860.-tf
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(
L. WlNE.-Haying been appointed by the man
utacturer of PURE CArABA WINE BRANDY
OF Cincinnati, the sole Agent for this county, am
prepared to sell for medicinal purposes pure and
unadrlterated article of Brandy and inc OF which
the ablic can rest assured Of their purity. These
Liquors are equal tnot superior to the pure impor-
ted uors for Diarghea and }owel effects OF chill
dren they are unequalled by any other article for
sale by DR. w. 3. YOUNG, sole Ag't
Sep. q, '60-tf--S. copy. tor this County.
a TTENTIoN PARNASsUS MILITlA-You
n Wi parade ut your usual place OF muster, en-
the lst Saturday in October, at Ii o'clock A. NJ,
for the purpose of electing Captain, sst and End
I.ieutenants BY order Of the Col.
G. W. IMB0DEN, Adj't. 100 Reg't.
Staunton, Sept. Il, lo60-td m.-Spec. Copy.
400 YDs OF BLACK CLOTH for Ladies
lOO Cloaks sold below cost by
Stanton, Sep. 2l 1850 5. Il. HILB.
00Q YDs. CAsANETT AND UNION GOODS
OCO sold at very lew iigRres by
s5taunton, Sep. u, 1860. 5. ii. HlLB.
assortment of fine POCKET KNIVES for
IA sale cheap by +. ii. TROUT CO.
Stanton, sept. o. 1860.
TNDELLfBLE PENClLS.--For marking linen.
L Much preferable to the indeiible Ink
?. Il. TROUT l. co.
Stanton, Sept. q, 1850.
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Cbe 1IlarI,ets.
GTAUNTON MARK TS.
WHOLESALE PRICES.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
RsPoRrgD 81 TAYLOR J. Hosn.

ESEtS. grTNSEOgy,
IN experienced nurse and female physician, has a
Soothing Syrup for children teething, which great
" facilitates the process Of teethine, By softening
the gums. reducing al in6amation-wili allay all
pain, and is suge to regnate the bowels Depend
upon II. mothers 1t viii give rest to yourselves,
and reefaad health 70 your infants. Perfectly
safe in al cases. See advertisement il another
column.
June 20, 1860.-ly
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FLECTION.-An election will be held on the
IL lst day of the September Comfy Court for
tive delegates to rep resent Augusta county in the
Farmers Assembly of Virginia, to convene in the
City of Richmond on the 22nd Gay Of Octobee next
S. 3. FINLEY, Commissioner.
Sept. 81, $780,
A FEW Of Joseph Mappin Il Bros. celebrated
- concage Razors for sale by
stsunton, Sept. 81, 80. P.H. TROUr&co.
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FAIL TIE 4 Tpg-

VIRGINIA merchants, and merchants generally
South. in laying in their fall stock OF ,nerchan-
die. should not fail TO purchase an abund ant sup
Ply Of SEMPLES INFALLIBLE BAKING pow
DER. the best and most economical prepar alton
known for making light, sweet andev holesome loaf
bread biscuits, &c. 1t is recommended by numer
Gus citizens Of different sections, and will certain
ly give satisfaction when used properly 1t is en-
tirelv harmless being the production of scienti-
ic Virginia physician, and manufactured with
great care from the purest material. Merchants can
confidently recommend THIS article to their custo-
uers as the BEST.
JOHN w. GARLICK,
Manufacturer and Sofe Proprietor,
Richmond, Va.
Sold by the Druggists and Grocers generally
throughout the Statey
Sept. 81, lS60-4t,
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ssEs kkEss3sso fsss's"g' z1agaHls,
FG0T OF MAIN ST., R0CKETTs,


CORNER OF CARY AND 11TH STREETS,
RICHMOND, VA.
KEN:3EI & PARIe8s, Propri'rs.
FI7IIE subscribers respectfully inform the mer-
4 chaats Of Virginia, North Carolina and Ten
nessee, that they manufacturing the best quail
ty Of
SToN r. w A "a e.
which they will sell at the very lowest prices, with
liberal discount for cash.
lez9~ All Ware sold by US will be delivered in any
part Of the City free of charge.
THos. W. KEEsEE,
DAVID PARR.
September 7, l86o-4t.
VIRGINIA Sat rules held in the Clerks Of
: 1ce of the Circuit Court for Augusta county,
the 4th day Of September 1860.
William Ninney-Plaintih,
AGAINST
Cyrus W. Steele and Jacob Shreckhise--Defen-
dants.
The object of this suit is to restrain the home de-
fendant Jacob Shreckhise from paying over any
money in or to come into his hands belonging to
the absent defendant Cyrus W. Steele, and to at
tach the same.
tered his appearance, and it appearing by satsfac
tory evidences that he is rot resident Of this Conn
monwealth: 1t is ordered that he appear here
within one month after due publication Of this
tce, and do what is necessary to protect his inter-
est. 4 COpY-Teste.
4. =. KINNEY, Cl'k.
Sept a. I960.-4t