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SALES OF LAND.
" Commissioners Sale Of
REAL AND PERSONAL PROPERTY.

DY virtue of decree of the Circuit Court CT
I'D Augusta county. rendered in the case Ct
Slfnms, Trustee, VS.. Simms, DC, will proceed,
on the premises, on Thursday. the oh dag of ku-
qust a ert, to sell the FARM upon which WIN. III .
Slams lately resided, lying unou both sides ct
Situation, adjoining VIM. McComb, James Nc
Comb and Others. This Farm contains about
500 ACRES,
about one-half of which is cleared, ana the other
half welttimbered and fair proportion of Greek
Bottoms. There isa
Saw and> Grzst EIilI
upon the place, with good head of water. The
DWELLING HOUSE is large and well built, of
Brick, and is in good repair. The Out Houses are
built of wood, and also i'm good condition About
ception possession of the whole premises will be
given on the day of sale. Persons desiring to see
the premises will please call upon The signed,
or any of the neighbors, 1ho will show them.
:. At the same time | will sell tee NOHseEofG
and TX itChen Furniture, some Oats, Wheat,
ano the growing crop of corn. Also, tie Farming
implements, 2 work Horses, 2 Colts, some Young
Cattle, Hogs, and 2 Mich Cows with their calves
Also NEGRO MA II about 80 years of age, who il
a very valuable farm hand.
TERMS For the Land one-fourth in hand or
negotiable note well endorsed at 80 days, With in
terest added, and the balance II |, 2, and years
for which bond, with good security, will be redui
red. and the title retained until all tie purchase
money is paid.
For the Personal Property credit of 5 months
gotiabe notes, well endorsed, and for sums under
$40 the cash will be required.
Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
DAVID S. BELL C1mm'r
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LAND FOR SALE ~
HiG Fl l. AND COUNTY.

EpURSJANT to a decree of the Circuit Court G.
l. Highland CO., rendered. at the May term, there
81 in 1860, in the suit Of John Smiths adln'or. Cal
tie relation Of Mary Ruleman) Plaintiff, vs.. Samp.
sQn: Jordan and Nancy Michael, Defendants, tie
undersigned. i commissioner appointed for. the
purpose, viii sell 10 tie highest bidder, At PUB
lie AUC1iCE. q. tie premises tie LIST doy IF
September nect four tracts OF the lands mentioned
in. the aforesaid decree-to wit A tract of 81
Acres, another Of 400 Acres, one other Of 6
Acres, and one of3 Acres, lying near to each
other, and situated or Spring Run, in the said
county of Highland, being the land on which said
Jordan has MS residence. These lands, consider
able portion Of which il cleared and in cultivation,
are well adapted to The growth CT grain and grass.
There IS Oh the home tract fne Spring branch
with water end fail suitable for L Glist Mill, or
other Ma ahnery. -
TIE TERMs OF SALE will be as fellows The a.
mount OF tie purchase money will be divided into
three equal installments. payable in SIX, twelve,
ahd eighteen months, bearing interest from the
day ,ot sale. the purchaser executing bond, with
good PEI puna security; and ae title viii be retain
ed until tie whole Of the said purchase money be
paid. JOHN BIRD. Comn'r.
july q. l86o.-4t.
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At rules he'd In the Clerks Of
flee OF the Circuit Court Of Hig 1l&nd county,
on Monday The End day of July 1850:
John Bradshaw, who sues in his own right and
as admir- OF James Bradshaw, deed, Plaintiff,
>. AGAINST
Franklin Bradshaw, in his own right and and Ez5e-
cutor Of Isabella Bradshaw Eveline Wright
Jacob W. Stuart, W ~ S. Thompson and Mar
garet his wife, John Stuart VIM. Stuart, Este
line Stuart, David Stuart, - Stuart children
OF j.. W. Stuart, VIM. W. Byrd and Margaret
bis wite5 lof Greenbrierl Ietluel G. Waters and
Nancy NJ. his wife, tof Teniessee) and Andrew
S. Bradshaw, (of Kentucky I'D Defendants.
IN CHANCEKy.
The object ofthis stlit to obtain ( PARTITION or
sale of The Slaves held as dover slaves by Isabella
BRADSHAW, Widow Of James Bradshaw, dec d. =
and affidavit being made and eied, that the defen-
dants, Andrew S. Bradshaw; and lemue c. Wa
tiers and Nancy NJ. his wife. sre1not inhabitants q
this Comh,onw ealth. On the toton of Plaintiff By
counsel, it is ordered that the said Andrew S.
Bradshaw and Lenuel G. Waters and Nancy NJ.
his wife, Go appear here within one month after
due publication Of this order, and do what is ne
cessary to protect their interest in this suit
A Copy-fesfe.
-. A. STEPHENSON, elk.
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pY virtse Of decree rendered by the Circuit
- Court CT Highland county, on the 9Th day cf
May, 1860, in tie case Of Joseph Jones James
Jones. will proceed to sell at public auction, On
the premises, to the highest bidder, on 7hursdaa
tie 2nd day Of august 1850, The tive tracts of land
in the bill and proceedings n,entioned;. the ,t;ss
tract contains 100 ACR ES-the second 2GG
Acres, and adjoining each ether. Said land lies
5hEighland county, on Crabrun, trench Of the
Bull-pasture River, and about miles from Monte
reg, u large portion of it is cleared and in high
state .cFcultvaton, the balance is we'll timbered
and most excellent range land There is Upon it
good d YELLING AND BARN, and all necessa-
ry out-hoEseg5 and good Orchard.
TERMS.-G5oF Of the purchase money to be paid
i'll 80 days after day Qt sale, $500 six month there
after, and the balange in equal instalments, the
first payable on the frsss dav Of May, 1861, the
others on the first cfJanuSFy, 1862, 1868 1854 and
1865, respectively, the purchaser giving bend with
good security, and the title retained further Sc
curjty.
JOHN NJ. REXROBE,' S. H. C.
..lGly 6, 1S60.-4t.-prS, lee So rs
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CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL
R6H ooH

yI7hE Undersigned respectfully inform the citizens
Of staunton, that tl.eE will open a pRE 4 Ar
SCHOOL in this place on Monday the 10th Sept.
1t IS their irtenton to establish themselves perna-
nently III Stsunton and they hope to obtain the pat
ronage CT. the citizens of tie town and county,
pied Gig themselves by strict attention to their
duties. to give satisfaction to those who may place
thti sons under charge.
|. TERMS.-PAYABLE ONE HALF ~ ADVANCE, THE
BALANCE upon THE 1sT OF FEBRUARY, 1860
ENGLISH FREPARAToRY SIS
ENGLISH AND MATHEMATICS *
ENGLISH, LATIN AND GREEK 81
French AND GERMAN, leaeli) II
Instruction in Military Tactics, # desired, with
out extra charge.
CHARLES D. MCCOY.
] refer, by permission, to Dr. Jas. a. Leitch, r
7. w. Duke, Esq, John Il. Bibb, Esq, Alex. T
Abel, ESQ, John N Goodwin, and John Cochran,
Charlottesville.
FRANCIS ". HENDERSON.
respectfully eier to the Faculty of the Univer
sity of Virginia. CHARLES ID. MCCOY.
stanton, Jnne %, 1860. -tf-apectator copy.
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PlsotGgEsay.;s taken Large as Life.
Commissioners Office.

MONTEREY, Y A., June 70, 1860.
'H'O Benjamin Arbogast, Guardian for Francinah
4 j. Gum, Plaintiff, and Franeinah !. Gum, l,u-
ciEde Gum, Henry Gum, Peter Gum, Wiia,a,Cs,-
law and Sabiny his wife, James Nicholas and Chris
tens. his wife, John Gum and Polly his wife, Math-
ew Sum and Susannah his wife. Nelly Gum, Eliza
Gum and George Nicholas and NATL Ia his wife,
Defepdants.
+. Yoa ere Hereby notified, that have fixed upon
the 2zna day CT August next, to take and SETTLE at
my office, the administration account Of Nm. Heve-
rer upon the estate of Adam Gum, deceased. Al
so to ascertain the balance cf1ebts and liabilities
OF the said decedent over aud above the amount of
assets inthe hands OF said Administrator, and also
90 ascertain the value OF tbs dover interest of the
defendant Lucinda Gum in the proceels Of the
ian OF the said deeedent sold under decree Of
the Circuit Court Of Highland County, eUplred 20
be taken by the decree ofthe Court aforesaid, rem
dered on the 9Th day of October, 1859, in a suit il
chancery depending in said Court, in which YOU arc
parties, plaintiffs and defendants at which time
ana place you are required to attend Given I'M
der my hand as Commissioner in Chancery of the
sele Court, the day and year,frst aforesaid.
. 4. STEIEEN son.
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z WILL offer for sale Saturday the 4th day
l. of August next, if not sold privately before
that time, the valuable farm on which Robert l..
Poage, now. resides. 1t contains about
saee0 - CIR EE -
40 or 50 cfN'hich are we'll tmbereG, and the clear
ed land in fine state Of cultivation. This farm is
enc of the M sr beautifully and conveniently stu
ated in the County, and in neighborhood noted
for the intelligence and refinement of its people,
1t is situated iTe miles North Of Stauntnn, imne-
diatey on tie Stanrton and Winchester HUrn;;she,
which passes in trcct Of the Dwelling House, aaa
near the centre Of tie Farm. 1t is one mile frcu
Middle River, and the soil partakes much OF tie
richness of the river bottom. The improvements
com ortable and convenient 1nd water Of the
best quality in every field on the place.
: It is seldom more desirable place Is cGered for
sale, combining as it does all the advantages of
productive soil, good neighborhood, convenience
30 schools and churches. and fine roads.
This farm will be sold on very reasonable terms,
such cannot fail to please any reasonable person
really desfrdus Of purchasing. The terms will be
made known on day of sale. Any one wishing TO
look at the premises will be shown them by r. I.
Poage who iiEeE on the farm, or myself. | may be
seen at my tarni, cr,in Staunton. at any time.
GEORGE POAGE.
May Is, lSG0.-tds. 80: ~:
gsg~S Spectator aud Rock Register copy. and TIE
latter paper send account to this flee for coe2-
ton.
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Commissioners ale Of
TOWN EolASTUggzG LOTS.

ID virtue of decree ST the Circuit Court of
ID augusta county, proaotihced at the June term
1850, in the case of Edward Doe5eg's Admir-, VS..
Dooley's WIDOW, sc. will proceed on Monday,
the 10Th dag Of August ue1t in front If tie Court
house OF said county, to sell TWO EESTURE
LOTS belonging to the estate of said DCce:, con
timing H..
3 Acres each.
These LOTS are situated on the Parlzersburg road,
about mile from the Court-hou 10 persons
DESTROYS of purchasing pasture lots, fine opportu
nifty is here afforded.
TERMS OF SALE.-One-fo fourth of the purchase
money in hand, and the balance upon credit Of s.,
II and Is months from the day of sale. For the
deferred payments bonds With approved security
will be required, and the title retained ultimate
security. ~s~rs =.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock Nm.
NJ. McALEAR, C.mm'r.
NJ, TURK & CUSHING, Auct.
July 10, 1860. -tds.-Spec copy.
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STIRLING SPRIN q s
FTGETS.rT,A EnJTNrg,V VA
April 6, 1859. -1y.

"a W OS "A 0OOIAQ, "A q
Yg7HlS MOUNTAIN RETREAT is now open fqay
a the reception of visitors. This place has ad-
rantages over any watering .pIacesiH the Virginia
mountains. Here is 4 SULPHUR SPRING thai
las been resorted To for the last half century, and
It's virtue highly appreciated all over the State
It is second only to the Greenbrier White Sulphur
Water. The HUN WATER 10 EQuAt, is not su-
peiior, to any il the State, and the PROPRIETOR
commends il with perfect confidence. In cases of
zia &C., 1t has been the means of restoring large
number IF lnvads, The Phvsieians Who liv
ed and practiced in this ne.gEbcrsotd certify that
they have used it in their practice with fine effect
years ago. The CHALTBEAG Ew2ters are Of go q
quality, and what is remarkable, these three dit.
ferent waters out OF the same ridge, all with
in the grounds. and within 200 yards OK each other
the grounds. Analysis Of these waters sent OF ap
plication.
z Thera will be Gpe NUSTC for the BALE-ROON.
and all Che stnusene5ts found st such places Tho
Proprietor oniy say that he will continue to do
all in his power to please his visitors, both inv alids
and pleasure seekers, and nothing shall be lett
done 10 make their stay pleasant and agreeable
5gs3~ An experienced PHYSICIAN resides at the
Springs.
TKRMs.-S2 PEI days SO per weeE: Private
contracts made FOX the season.
@tEIoI3xag @9os'iA esaS ~N
is the first watering place reached BY the line az
the Central Railroad, from Ri ,hmond, Baltimore.
Washington, and Lvnchburg. Visitors reach tina
place bv clock, p. NJ, same day, bv four horsa
Stages from Stanton, (i3 miies.) The road has
been mitch imprdyed, and 'thp Coaches this liae
are new, jqs5 from The f.ttorf + :fes Concord.
H. and OF the best quality. They leave Staun
ton daily after the arrival Of tie Cars from th o
| East. iESLEl KINNEY r.
June Is lo60.-tf Proprietor
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rIvHsUJS rT7E11atSss SALE.

4 S trustees of Nicholas G. Kinney, the under
a signed will sell en- Saturday, The 7th doy Of
ay, 1860, at the late residence of the said Nicho
amonnt of HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUR
iTURE, consisting in part of Beds, Bedding and
Chamber Furniture, Chairs, Tables, Carpets, Bu-
reaus, Wardrobes, Table Furniture, Sverplate
Launges. &C., &C.. Also variety of furniture for
Pantry, Stere-room, Cellar and Kitchen; also one
Cutting boz, two Saddles and Brides, &C., &c
Aiso one Pew III Trinity Church, Staunton.
We will also sell Monday, the 23rd day Of
Jsly 1850, in frons.of the ,heriff's Office in Staun-
ton lt9 Shares oftie Stock Of the Jackson's River
Turnpike Compan. the par value Of which is $50
per share, a-s
TERMS OF SA1E-Ail sums under SIS cash !; on all
sums Of SIS and more credit of six months wiz be
given, negotiable notes well endorsed, withinter
est added, to be given by the purchaser. 49,.
HUGH ". SHEFFEY, r.,;.tooe
A. i. KINNEY, @ta71%e@'
Inn
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w "a 1TExsT2rsa
A AUTOGRAPHS, RARE BOOKS 4;o

r W. RANDCttH'Vti ii' purchase Autographs
- Letters or Manuscripss Ct Washington, Jeffcr
son, Madison, Henry, Randolph OF Roanoke, or Of
any other ot'the men Of note CT the olden times
All kinds OF old books taken in exchange for new
works. High p.ices in cash will be paid for Burke :
Virginia, 4 vols, or odd vols.
Stith's, Smiths. Doddridge's, KeitAs or Jones
Virginia. Robnsons Forms, Davies Criminal
Law. Acts OF Virginia 1859 $50, lS50-5 or 1859 -
Arator, Constructiop Construed, Inquiry, or New.
Views, ty-tohn Taylbf Rurr's Trial, 3 vols
Buyers Of rare and vsltatle Books will fud at
III Main Street, Richmord,, q larger assortment
than anywhere cae in the Southern States, ana
very few better In the Northern cit;ea.,.
Five Catalogues will .Ee mailed to -, who send.
us six ceatstc pay Tie postage
Richmond June 8, 1890. &. ,.
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MARRIED..

On Wednesday evening last, at the residence Of
A. M Efinger, in Earasonburg, by the Rev. d
G. Irwin, DR.. GEO. WALKER, Of Augusta county
ar d Miss MARGARET NJ, daughter of Col. A. Hus-
ton, decd.5 Of Rockingham.
On the 10th inst, by.Rev. W. W. Trmble, Mr
john W KELLEY, and Miss ANNE MAuok, daugh
terof Adam NJ alck, all Of Rockdridge.
On the 18th inst, by Rev. A. j. Davidson Mr.
SAMUEL E. HALL. to Miss ELIZABETH j. Med ANrEI
daughter of Randall Mcdaniel, all Of Rockbridge
On the It'll inst, by the: aame Mr.: JAMES s
WALKER to Miss RAouELj. LEFPARD daughter c
William leopard, all of Rockbrdge.
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ReCeiying from Boston this day,

lust RECEIVED large stock of COAL OIL
81 LAMP S with Jones' Burner-a great improve
ment old stye-at P. Fl. TROUT d CO.'S.
ssStaunton, July ~ 1860.
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HSDs4seOka9sssens.
SALE OF - MD

SprouI VS.. &Wink s. ais.
Stout vs.. Hemp & ais
Z N pursuance ola decree made IN the above nam
i cd Cases, At tie last term cf the Circuit Court
Of Augusta County, the undersigned Commits
soners, will, on Ihusday the 9Th day of An
gust meet, the premises, at public auction, pro-
ceed to sell the Y ALUABLE LITTLE FARM now
occupied by VIM L. SWinls, and lately ovsieds by
George Hudson, situated in the County Of i gubta
on the waters Of Christians Greek, adjoining the
lands of Joseph Smith ano others, about four miles
South Of Staanton, and containing about
100 ACRES.
The improvements on this farm are quite good
consisting Of DWELLING ard usual out houses
Barn, Re.
TERMS.--So much in hand as will pay costs Of
both suits and sale, and balance in payments of SIX
twelve, eighteen and twenty four months from day
OF sale, purchaser giving bond and approved secu-
rity and title retained as ultimate security.
Na + s. ?f i. nAY1on. ooni'fs.
july 9 le6O-4t
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EZEKEEL'S INFALLEBE.E
VIRGINIA
HAIR RESTORER.

Read the following certificate Of your own towns
man, q gentleman well known to all; if this is not
satisfactory, call az the Proprietor's, 50 Main
Street, and you can see certificates from all sec
tons Of the Union:
* RIcHaoND, July 10, 1860,
Wr. ". Eaekiey-Dear SIR take great pleas
in informing you that have used three Bottles
of your Hair Restorer with great satisfaction to
myself; please send me half dozen bottles.
JOHN o. CHILEs.
BATTLE HOUSE,,
:. -; AioBl LIE, ALA, april 9Th, 1860.
N. Esekist, Esq, Richmon9-Dear S'r You
so kind to p, esent me, when a guest OF our
house, with Bottle of your Hair Restcrer, which
has been exhausted for several days, ard | have
enerired in vain at your agents in this city. day
Restorer, far as my limited supply permitted me
to judge, is highly satisfactory. wish to give it
fair trial. and will, therefore, thank you to send
me halfa dozen Bottles by Adams Express; send
bill with the package, to be collected on delivery.
! our early compliance will very much oblidge.
B.. R. pEAsE.
- RICHMOND, July II, 1860.
M. ". EzekGeJ--Door Ser: 1t affords me much
pleasure to state that have used only two Bottles
tend ncy to come out when combed OF brushed
1t now seems to be finely rooted and growing much
thicker than it did before used it. / have every
confidence in its efficacy, en- the limited time
my hair in the last five months.
Very truly,
WM. VI DUNNAvANT.
:. RICHMOND, July II, 1860
M u. ESekiey-Deor Sir: 1t is w;th much plea
sure that can inform you that have used six
Bottles OF your Hair Tonic with great success, and
recommend it as the very best article that [ have
ever used to the hair to grow in case Of bald
ness. Respectfully, 49,
j. w. B. HODS0N, Mayoa Bridge.
The certificates, as to the success of the VIRGIL
MA HAIR nESTOKEE2, are from gentlemen
whose word may be relied on. Mr.. Ezekiel goes
to-day to the White Sulphur Springs TO aissribnte
tie blessing Of his invention among the bald pated
and thin haired visitors to that great national sum
lner rendezvous. -Richmond Enquirer, July lsth
1862
MI EUSEHUG.--The numerous unsolicited
certificates sent to Mr.. Ezekiel ought to remove
the doubts Of the most ncredui Jus to the etca
cy of his Hair kestorer.- Richm,nd Wig, July
| l4h, 1860.
va. For sale by all Druggists in United States
VA. Frise g per Bottle.
va All orders must be addressed to the propre.
tor. n. EZEKIEL, IS Main ST..
as Richmond, Virginia.
/ gaY~D DIR. W. B. YOUNG, Sole agent for staun-
ton.
July n, lsf0.-l~
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
NC>11TTCEs..

CAMP MEETING for Churchxille Circuit,
John Whitmore near Parnassus, the Exercises TO
commence Friday, the 10th Of august, 1860. We
cordially invite Preachers and People from djoin-
ing Circuits. Hucksers will not be suffered to settle
on the ground under our control; SO none need
apply. A commodous Boarding Tent will be kept
On the ground.
BY order Of a Camp Meeting COMMITTEES,
d. w. ARNOLD.
+, July 20, 1860. --tdm.-Spectatcr and Rocking
ham Register copy.
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,SherifP's Sale Of Land,

DY virtre,cfa decree rendered by the Circuit
LID Court Of Highland county, on the 9th day of
May, 1859, in the eeancery case of A. j.. Birds
Admir- vs.. F. Fl. CAREER, and Robert Botkin, and
others. | will proceed toaell at public auction to
the highest bidder, the premises, on Nonday
the 6h dag Of 4ugust 1850. the 1and in the bill and
Proceedings mentioned. The FIRST; tract contains
S9G A: RES, the second l9''ACRES, and the third
Is ACRES. Said land lies in Highland county, on
Crab-ru1,, and miles south east of Montere y,l.,s.
the Staunt0h and Parkersburg road A largo por-
ton, the bsion $50 most excellent land for range
There is upon il s good DWELLING AND
KITCHEN, Being Tie sane cn'which said Robe
Botltin now resides. - 81
TERMS The purchase l:-e1fey &c he paid in s,
IL, IS, and u montLs fr0m day cfSale, the pur-
chaser giving bonds Nitl good .sec;sr;tY, ard tie
title retained as ultimate security.
JOHN NJ. REXRCBE, 8. Fl. G.
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TRe Matkets.
STAUNTON MARKETS.
WHOLESALE PRICES.

REPORTED By TAYLOR d Hoo
July n, 1860.
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MRS. WINsLOW,

An experienced nurse and female physician, has G
Soothing Syrup for children teething, which great
the gums, reducing all infamaton--will allay all
pain, lard is sure to regulate the bowels. Depend
upon it, mothers, it will give rest to yourselves
and relief and health to your infants. Perfectly
safe in all cases. See advertisement in another
column. IA.
June %, 1sao.-1y- sse.:-> =, >, ~
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PyJBE4TC S AIIE.


w ILL be sold, at public sale, at the late resi-
w dence of Jno S. Thompson, decd, lO15
miles from Staunton. on the Valley Road leading
.c bexington, and TX miles from Gteenyi!le, on
lhHrsdeg, tse%23rd deg Of Augnst, 1860, all his
Personal PROPERTY,
consisting OF good work Horses, 15 head Of Fat Cat
tie, mlch Cows Of fine quality. yearling Bull of
improved stock, humber Of young Cattle, Hogs,
Sheep, Farming Utensils of every character, 2
Wagons, Household aud Kitchen Furniture, / set
Of Blacksmiths' Tools, Wheat Rye, Oats, Hay, Is
shares of Central Bank Stock, shares Of Virgiaia
Central Raj Road Stock. Also at the same time
the homestead FARM containing near
$3.50 Acres.
SAID Farm is Of good duality sitE good Rnilding
of every character, plenty of Meadow, w.ter, an9
timber, good Orchards and most of the land is il
grass. Another small FARM adoining, contain
ing about
100 Acres, ~s'H:: =
with House and Barn, Fruit Trees, Meadow. with
spring near the houses sufficient quantity OF
TIMBER The whole of this land is we'll set in grass.
Privilege will be given to put in crop this fall
on beth Of the farms, with rA Possession in short
time after sale. =. g - :.
Said property viii be shown at any time by the
subscriber who lives wiskn miles Of the land, or
Eynly sen S. T. Pilsol, who is on the Premises.
TERMS Accommodating and made known on
the day of sale, ;E.si.t
E7'or ct john s. Thompson.
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Commissioners Notice.

A decree of the Circuit Court of Augusta conn
"A ty, st the June term, 1861 in the cause of
] ushbaugh as. Brandeburg's Executor, requiring
IN account of the outstanding and unpaid 1iabii-
cs of the late firm of John Brandeburg & CO., all
'rsons having claims against the said firm are
reby notified to present them to me at my office
IL Staunton, on or before Saturday, the 3lst of
a ugust next.
JOS. A. WADDELL, Com.
July a. lS60-4t
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-07-27

rs l. tie same time aud place ant upon the
same terms CT the land, will sell, as agent for
Mrs. Margaret 4. Crawford. about
loo Acres OF Taandz
iviag the road next to Staunton, adjoining the
aboqa land. About DO acres Of this tract is clear
ed and setin grass and the balance is well timber
ed. This LAID has no buildings upon it, but would
make q comfortable settlement for small farmer
Mr.. Taafeiro Crawford, who lives with his
mother. will show these premises to any wish
ing to buy.
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