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Stribl1ze= ssYeriaa gA
w. PIERCE, WIN. GARRETT
late Cond. Va. G. r. r. Richmond
r. w. PIERCE g. CO,
Commission & Forwarding Merchants,

Corner Of Cary and 1871 Streets,
- RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.,
WHILE open. at the above named place, On the
w Isl Of July, a large COMMISSION AND
FORWARDING HOUSE. Their facilities for sell
ing and shipping produce Of all kinds are equal to
chose CT any other firsu IN Ri richmond City. The
patronage Of the public Ct neray, and especially
Of the Valley of Virginia, is respectfully solicited.
-. References.
Richmond City "A. Garrett Duke & Hutchin-
son; Kent, Paine Co.. Alex. Holiday; N. b.
Hill.
Hanorer.-Col E. Fcntaine, VIM. G. Wickham,
Charles Norris.
Louiso.--Wtn. overton, S. D Gooch, Jno Hun
Oreage.-R. 7. O'Mohundro, 3. J. Barbour.
A5emoHe.-Dr. j. Il. Woods, VIM. SouthaIl,
Rev. j. W. Goss, Judge VIM. j. Robertson.
Angusta.-Maj. James Walker, DR.. Walker, IL.
L:.Gallaher, NJ. G. Hartman, VIM. j. d. Bell, ia
cob Baylor, j. II. McCue, P. N. Powell r. j.
Hope, John Randolph, I. Johnson, p. Hanger, ]
D. 1mboden, Gen. VIM. Fl. Hartman, Thos P. Will
son, Saml 3. Brown, VIM. Withrow, Jr.4
Rocking am. Josiah S. Roller. Erasmus Golf
man, G. W. Miller, Col. j. d. Hopkins.
AUeghany. Sam'l. Carpenter.
Lexington. A. Graha,e.
Spottsyuonid. IS. Andrews.
Amherst.-Wm. H Mosby.
Nelson.--C. B. Claiborne. 'tH
Caroline.--Hon. d. c. .Deiarnette. ~. ~,
Richmond June I, $780, tf-Rock. Reg copy.
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July 6, 1e60-4w.

TTIRGINIA.-Atr rules held in the Clerks Of
' fee of the Circuit Court of Hig hand county,
on Monday me End day of July 1860:
John Bradshaw, who sues in his own right and
as Admir- of James Bradshaw, decd, Plaintiff,
Franklin Bradshaw, in his own right and and Exec
Gu tor of Isabella Bradshaw. Eveline Wright,
Jacob W. Stuart, VIM. S. Thompson and Mar
garet his wife, John Stuart, VIM. Stuart, Este
line Stuart, David Stuart, - Stuart children
ofJ. w. Stuart, VIM. W. Byrd and Margaret
his wife, (of Greenbrier) Samuel C. Waters al d
Nancy NJ. his wife, (of Tennessee) and Andrew
8. Bradshaw, (of Kentucky )-Defendants
IN CHANCERY.
Inc opJect of this suit is to obtain partition or
sale OF the Slaves held as dover slaves by Isabella
braosnaw, Widow of James Bradshaw decd
ana amaavit being made and fled that the defen-
aants, ANDREW s. Bradshaw, and Samuel C. Wa
tei i Nancy NJ his wife, not inhabitants of
this Commonwealth. On the notion of plain If bv
counsel, 1t is ordered that the said Andrew s.
BRADSHAW and Samuel G. Waters and Eanev N
his wifes, d. appear here within one month afte,
qua publication Of this order, and do what is ne
ess'ary to protect their interest in this suit.
Copy--Teste
July 6, lseo.-4t q n
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MAGNIFICENT SCHEME.
25,sas Pri's Amou'ng to $500, $40

APPhOAIMANING FRIES.
25, 44S Prizes Amounting to S2l2, 14t
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Commissioners Office.

MONTEREY, VA, June zbs 1860.
N'O Benjamin Arbogast Guardian for Francnah
L J. Gum, Plaintiff, and Francinah J. Gum, I.u-
cinda Gum, Henry Gum, Peter Gum, William CO.
law and Sabiny his wife, James Nicholas and Chris
tcrla his wife, John Gum and Polly his wife, Mah-
ew Gum and Susannah his wife, Nelly Guni Eliza
Gum and George Nicholas and Matilla his wife,
Defendants.
You are hereby notified, that have fixed upon
the 22nd day of August NEXT to take and SETTLE
nv office the administration account of Nm Heye-
rer upon the estate of Adam Gum, deceased AL
so to ascertain the balance of debts and liabilities
of the said decedent over and above the amount of
assets in the hands of said ADMINISTRATOR and also
to ascertain the value Of tbs dover interest of the
defendant lucinda Gum in the proceeds of the
lands of the said decedent, sold under decree of
the Circuit Court of Highland County, required to
be taken by the decree of the Court aforesaid rem
dered the 5th day of October, 1859, in suit in
chancery depending in said Court, in which YOU are
parties, plaintiffs and defendants; at which time
and place you are required to attend Given I'M
der my hand Commissioner in Chancery Of the
said Court, the day and year first aforesaid.
a. STEPHENSON.
A.xx
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DIED.

June the 18th, PETER HANGER, aged years, and
on June goth, WN. g. HANGER, aged years and
months, sons of Peter ant Margaret Hanger
Thus, in the short space ofl2 days, these parents
have been berett of three interesting children,
Mary having died the Sths
At the residehce Fiber brother. Bethue Herring,
IN Augusta CO., on the 9th of June, Miss JANE B.
HERRING, in the So year OF her age
at his residence in Bath county on the 9th ult.,
Mrs ROBERT MeCLUNG, in the Saith year of his age.
On the 18th ult., at East View, MARY BELL, in
FAINT daughter of Robert B. and Mary T.. Snapp,
aged months and Is days.
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Virginia Central Railroad
SUNDAY TRAINS.

4 I meeting of the Board of Directors of the
"A Va. Central Railroad Company, held in Char
lottesvile. 22nd June, 1861 tho following resolu-
ton was adopted
Resolved, That the order of this Board passed
on the sth day of March, 1860, directing the is
continuance Of Trains on Sunday, West of Cor
louisville, be and the same is hereby reconsdered ;
and that the trains hereafter be to Staunton on
Sunday until the first day of October, and there
after disseminated Until the first day of une next
June % lS65-2t
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MISCELLAN EOUS.
sIMPRoyfsD INSTRUMENT
For Surveying ana Calculating Areas"

yJyHIS lnstrum ent is semi circular plate, with
i needle-box attached to the diameter, and
the circular edge graduated in degrees and there
being a movable limb or aldade ATTACHED TO the
centre of the plate with verniers at both s. the
bearing of line can be read for any number OF
degrees or minutes. =.
Tfe plate Is so divided as to form. with the scale
of the alidade, traverse table OF lines instead ol
numbers which gives at once the latitude ana de-
parture of any course and distance run.
The table answers the same.purpose Tor ascer-
tanning heights and distances. as the required ais
tanc6is read from the plate without the trouble OF
referring to The logarthmic tables. =
1t gives the horizontal measurement OF tue lines
of survey; and where there is local attraction
the lnescan be traced independent of the needle,
there being two pair Of sights, enabling the sur
veyor to torn at once the angle required Dy the
bearings of the courses.
The variation of an old line is easily calculated
it. and for such work as lcvelng for mill races
or draining land, it answers every purpose OF the
eFel, - -
There is an attachment for solving obieae tri-
angles, which gives the base and perpendicular Of
the triangle. from which the area be ascer-
tanned very readily; and it also gives the bearing
and distance ct the closing line in division land.
The Instrument can be used with either che
sighth telescope.
Address, r. y. LILhEY, Staunton.
March 2, 1S60-tf ",
Ma Read the following certificate:
U. S. NJ ACADEMY,
West Point, July, 9th, 1853.
have examined with much interest C,l. j. M.
Lilley's 4sInstrtufeat for Surveying and Calcula-
ting Areas" and unhesitatingly recommend it to
ali practical Surveyors. 1t combines, for all the
purposes of an ordinary survey, the properties of
the Theodoite and Compass, and by giving at once
the latitude and departure of a course, will save
much labor in the computation of the of sur
vey. a. E. CHURCH,
Pref. Mathematics, U. S. nj. A.
fully concur in the above recommendation of
Prof. Church. CHARLES DAVIES,
Professor Higher Mathematics.
Columbia College, July 18th, 1860.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
FARMS FOR SALE.

TIME SUBSCRIBER, believing that the deci-
Il ming state of his health requires the amel ora
ting influence of more Southern climate, offers
his Farms, in the Piedmont region of Virginia,
Culpeper county, at private sais. There is heal
thier region of country in Virginia thah this, and
perhaps none more desirable for agricultural pur-
suits, all things considered. 4.
|! His home place, STlLLMORE, lately the resi-
l4dence of the Hon. j. Morton, contains $50 Chine
| hundred and fifty-six) acres of Land, now beaut-
fully set in Clover, Timothy, Orchard, and Blue
Grasses, except the field planted in Corn, and is
divided by good fences into seven fields all of which
are well watered with failing streams, exeep
ting field which has no running water in it for
two months of summer, II dry, when it is necessa-
~ to use ponded rain water. The soil is general
the Blue and Red Chocolate State Soil which
SO tenacously holds all manures applied to it, pro-
ducing the cereals, particularly WheAt, end the
grasses, in great luxuriance.
| The Farm lies beautifully ard has on it d suffi-
Gent supply Of wood and timber for all farming
purposes. The Dwelling, situated on an eminence
nearly in the middle of the farm, and overlooking
most of it, stands in lawn of some zen acres, plan
ted in trees Of every variety, which grow in our
climate, particularly the Evergreens. The Or
chards, young and thrifty, row beginning. to
bear, comprise all the varieties Of Fruit, with a
fine variety Of grapes. The house is good one, and
contains four rooms on the first floor, besides Ii
'brary and closets, ard four rooms on the second
Hoor. The out-buildifgs numerous and in
good condition, the cabins being particularly we'll
kuilt. Stillmore is six miles south of Brandy Sta
ton, On the Orange and Alexandria Railroad; thus
one can reach Richmond, Alexandria, Washington,
! and Baltimore in few hours. The neighborkood
is densely populated with intelligent, moral, and
refined people; churches of all denominations are
convenient, and good male and female schools are
in successful operation at the Courthouse which
is nine miles distant. Few farms offer better in
ducements to the cranes and wEeat-grower-St Still
more being particularly noted for its wheat prou-
cling capacity, in this fine wheat growing reg ion,
and now that every field has been well under drai
<f, 80
been increased. =
| The Subscriber is always at home, and will take
pleasure in showing the place, critically to those
in search of desirable farm. By stopping at Bran
dy Station, Stillmore can be reached in hour.
The terms will be made acc ommodating to the
purchaser.
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H.airWork HairWork!!

TINE subscriber would respectfully Inform the
i Ladies and Gentlemen that lie is now prepar-
ed to do all, Finds Of Handy Hair work, such as,
Family Pictures, bracelets, Breastpins'
tckguards, Ear Rings, Sc. Persons
wishing to have any of the above mentioned art,-
Giles manufactured, will please call at Il. Win
Bakery, opposite A. F. Bledsoe's Store, or the y
can leave their orders at the Post Office, and by
request he will call on them at their residences and
show them g. rice assortment of patterns
DIR. CHARLES MICHAEL.
N. Bly, will remain in Staunton until the trst
day of September only. U. M.
Staunton, June %, 1SG0-3t*
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ALBANY, N. Y, July 2.-Thero is no
foundation for the rumor that Erastus Cor
ming supports Breckenridge and Lame
Mr.. Corning. with Judge Paige. MIR. Stry-
ker and their colleagues, support the Tam
many nominees, Douglas and johnson.
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Georgia State Lotterys

A S certain malicious persons. who arc Interested
IA in other Lotteries, have circulated reports
that the Lotteries of Georgia were illegal after June
lst, 1860, we hereby caution the public not to be
deceived by any such reports. The Georgia State
Lottery, for the benefit of the Monticello Union
Academy, of Georgia, is Authorised hy a Special
Act of the Legislature, and the Charter of tie same
has not been repealed the safe Of Tickets ia any
way interfered with, and we shall continue to
Draw the same Daily. until the LIST day of Nay,
1865. n
Ma. Look at the Splendid Schemes in anoth er
column. MCKINNEY & CO.,
Managers, Savannah, Georgia.
June Is, 1960.-4t.
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Valuable Farm for Sale.

r WILL offer for sale on Saturday the 18th day
Il Of August next, if not sold privately before
that time, the valuable farm on which Robert I.
Poage, new resides. 1t contains about
200 AACRES, -.
40 or so cf which are well tiftrbered and the clear
ed land in tinest&te Of CULTIVATION. This farm is
one of the most beautifully and conveniently stu
ated in the County, and IN neighborhood noted
for the intelligence and refinement of its people,
1t is situated five miles North of Staunton, imne-
dately on the Staunton and Winchester Turnpike,
which passes in front of the Dwelling House, and
near the centre of the Farm. 1t is one mile from
Middle River, and tho soil partakes much of the
richuess OF tte river bottcm. Fhe improvements
are com tortable and eonvenient and water OF the
best quality in every field or the plece.
It is seldom desirable place IS offered tor
sale combining as it does ell the advantages Of
productive soil, good neighborhood, convenience
to schools and churches, and t>ne roads. ;,
This farm Will be sold on very reasonable terms,
such as fail to please any reasonable person
really DESTROYS of purchasing. The terms will be
made known day of sale. Any one wishing TO
look at the premises will be shown them by Il. Il.
Poage who lives tbs farm, or myself. may be
seen at my farm, or in Stanton, at any time
GEORGE POAGE.
May Is, 186o.-tds.
lG~ Spectator and Rock Register copy, and the
latter paner send account to this flee for coec-
ton.
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The Romne5 1pfeligenoei says that the
wheat harvest in Hampshire county, Will
prove better one than has been gathered
there for several years past.
The Valley Democrat says that in Rock
ingham the wheat crop will be better than
was anticip ated, but it will be far from an
average one.
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Sherif's Sale Of Land.

=
DY' virtue of a decree rendered by The Circuit
~ Court of Highland county, on the 9TH day Of
May, 1880, in the case of Joseph Jones VS.. James
Jones. Will proceed to sell at public auction, on
tic Premises. &c The highest bidder, on Thursday
The Gid dog q 4ngast 1880, the tive tracts Of land
in the bill and proceedings mentioned, the first
tract coktains IGO ACK ES-the second .26G
Acres and adjoining each. other. Said Land lies
in Highland county, on Crab-rain, branch of the
Bull-pdsture RiTer, and about miles from Monte
reg. A large portion Of it is cleared and in high
state Of cultivation, the balance is well tinlbered
and most excellent range land, There is Upon it
a good ID DWELLING AND BARN, and all necessa-
ry ut-ihoI'sesy end good Orchard
TERMS.-s50J of the purchase money to he paid
in 60 days after day of sale $500 ss mouth there
after, and the balance in equal nstal1nents, the
first PAYABLE on the first day Of May, 1851, the
Others on the first of JanuaryslSG2, 1863, 1864 and
1865, respectively. the purchaser giving bend with
good security, and tie title retained further Sc
curjty.
July g. 1SGQ.-At.-prs fee SO rs
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i. " O. q E. -:

~ fthe Board of Directors all goods to be tran
sportea on this road must be plainly marked with
the name Of the real consigner and of the
depot to which they consigned; and the freight
agents of this Company are Instructed not to re-
celye goods for transportation which are not so
marked. And they further instructed not to
deliver goods to any person unless known to be the
real owner, or where they are satisfied that AIN Or
der or application comes from the real o,cner.
S. HUNTER,
Principal Freight Agent.
AichmoNd July g. 1860 1t
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STRIBITNG SPRINGS.
AUGUSTA COUNTY. VA.

YNHIS MOUNTAIN RETREAT is now cpen for
l. the reception of visitors. This place has adj
vantage5 any watering place in the Virginia
mountains. Here is a SULPHUR SPRING that
has been resorted to for the last half century, and
it's Write highly appreciated all over the State
1t is second only to tie Greenbrier White Sulphur
Water. The ALUM WATER IS EQUAL, if not SUI
perior, TO any in the State, and The Proprietor re-
commends it with perfect confidence. In cases of
Scrofula, Chronic Diarrhoea,. Dysentery, Dyspep-
STA, &c.. it has been the means of restoring large
number Of ihvalids.s The Phvsiciaii5 who liy-
cd and practiced IN this neghborhood, cert fy that
they have used it in sheir practice with fine effect
years ago.. The CHALl BEAT TIE waters are Of 60 d
Quality, sno what is remarkable, these three diff
in the grounds, and within 200 yards or each other
There is also fine FREESTONE water piped into
the grounds. Analysis Of these waters sent or APP
plication.
There will be fine NUSTC for the B iLL-RO0H.
and all the amusements found at such places The
Proprietor can only say that he will continue to do
all in his power to please his VISITORS both nvalids
and pleasure seekers and nothing shall be lett I'M
done to make their stay pleasant and agreeable.
:, Dzy- An experienced PHYSICIAN resides at the
Springs. -,
TERMs.-s2 FER DAY; sio per week. Frivate
contracts made for the season.
Str.dToldzng &sEringG
is the first watering place reached by the line of
the Central Rail- DAD, from ri almond, Baltimore
Washington. and Ly hchburg. Visitors reach this
place by O'Clock, P. NJ, same day, by four horse
Stages from Staltnton, (l3 miles) The road has
been much improved, and The Coaches on this line
H., and of the best quality. They leave Staun-
ton daily after the arrival of the Cars from the
| East. CIESLEY KINNEY,
| June Is l660.-tf Proprietor
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TsooI- at ThI@s
A SPLENDID DRAWING
The THREE NUMBER PLAN!
,Al2 Prizes amounting to ~ re-. 1921, 4s1. 20
.SazZE ol TIT s->n- s.ss-. al r..

d, III FIzeS dlIUUHtiiiS 10 - POI, 46I 70
Whole Tickets $50
SHARES In PROPORTION.
IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES:
Enclose the money to address, for the tickets
ordered, on receipt of which they will be forward
ed by first mail. Purchasers can have tickets end
ing in any figure they may designate. .,, '.
The list of drawn numbers and prizes will be sent
to purchasers Immediately after the drawing.
All COMMUNICATIONS strictly confidential.
Ordarsfor Tickets or Certificates, by Mail or Ex-
press, to be directed to ,,'f:,
MCKINNEY & CO., Savannah Ga
June %. lS5O-ylcm
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= d d tH'ssEN ea syn " y
FOR CHILDREN TEETHING,

FOR CHILDREN TEETHING, -.
which greatly facilitates tie process of teetEing BY
softenng the gums, reducing inflammation--W va
asH ~ IFIa ms Tha 'b15W" T action an0
Depend upon it, mothers, it will give rest tc
yourselves, snd Relief and Health to your infants.
We have nut ND and sold this article tor over ten
years, and can say, IN confidence ana tfuth OF II,
what we have never been able to say OF any other
medicne-never has it failed In one SINGLE instance
to effect a CDRE when finely used. Never DID
we know an instance of dissatisfaction pY any one
who has used it. On the contrarY all are delight
est commentator of its magical elects ana medi-
cal effects and medical virtues. we speak. In. THIS
ma tier ''wHAT WE Do KNOW" after Ten years e1~
perience and pledge our reputatoih ior me luiil
mert OF what we here declare. In almost every in
stance where the infant is-sufering from pam and
exhaustion, relief will be found in fifteen or twenty
minutes after the syrup is administered. - -
This valuable preparation IS te 6f f o.
New England, and has been used Win neVer-faii-
ing success in thousands OF cases:
It not only relieves the child from pain, but in
vigorates the stomach and bowers, coifects aploi-
ty, and gives tone and energy to the Whole system
It will almost Instantly relieve tripping IN the
Bowels and Wind Collie a over1no commissions
which, if not speedily remed1ed, emu III oeatn.-
We believe it the best and surest renleo "a '1le
world in all cases of DYSENTER1 anG DlAE-
RHGA in Children, arising from teethlng, or form
any other cause. We would say to every mother
who has child suffering from any OF the 1orego-
ing complaints-do not let your own preJoolces'
nor the preudices of others stand between your
suffering child and the relief that VIII be sure
yes absolutely sure-to follow the use OF this medl-
cine, if timely used.
each bottle. None genuine unless the fac-simile OF
CURTIS q PERKINS, Now York. is on the OUT
size wrapper. .,,a'
Sod BY Druggist thr oughoat the 1s wo Or
Principal Office, No Il Cedar oe'' ~ 4
Price only Is cents per bottle.
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Wild BE DRAWN THIS MONTH.
CRETIFIcATE or PACKAGES will be sold at the fol-
lowing rates, which is the risk
Certificate of Packages of 10 Whole Tickets, $50
Certificate of Packages of 10 Half Tickets, 80
Certificate of Packages of 10 Quarter Tickets 10
Certificate of Packages of 10 Eighth Tickets, $50
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Public SaIes

WE will offer for sale, at public auction, Oh
w Saturday, the 14h dag Of July. in front Of
the Court House, the LOT opposite the residence
OF the late Thos. j. Stuart and now rented y Davy
Lewis as a garden. It contains between 4 and a
an Acre with small house upon it.
TEaMs-A in hand and the balance in six. twelve
and eighteen months--bond and security for the
last payments required.
B. A. STUART,
WIN. d. STUART.
June 20, 1seo.-tds.
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MARRIED.

-~o~~~0~~~~~~~~--~~- --~>~.(-~~sca-0~7~-~~-~--
On the 18th ult., by Rev. Martin CARRIER, Mr.
WIN. IL. CULLEN, to Miss MILDRED A.. JACKSON, al
of Augusta county.
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s%u "A NTED.
AUTOGRAPHS, RARE BOOKS,& sc

AUTOGRAPHS, RARE BOOKS,&o
r w. RANDOLPH will purchase Autographs
y Letters or Manuscripts of Washington, Jetfer-
son. Madison, Henry, Randolph of Roanoke or Of
ANY other of the men of note of the oden times
All Kinds of old books taken in exchange for new
works High ices in cash will be paid for Burkeg
Virginia, vols, or odd vols.
Stith's, Smiths, Doddridges, Ko;th's or Jones
Virginia. Robnsons Forms, Davies Criminal
Law. Acts OF Virginia 1859 80, Is50-5f or 1852
Arator, Construction Construed, Inquiry, or New
Views, by John Taylor. Burrs Trial, 2 vols.
Buyers of rare aud valuable Books win find at
l2I Main Street, Richmond, larger assortment
than anywhere else in the Southern States, and
7ery few better in the Northern cities.
Five Catalogues will be mailed to all who send
us six cents to pay the postage
Richmond, June s, 1860.
A PPLE PEELERS.-2 doz. WhttelnOre's COM
n bined Peelers, Corers and Slicers, in store and
for sale cheap by ,-,.,-
TLARKSON & ANDERSON,
No log Main ST., Richmond, Va.
June Is, 1860.
TNOR HARVEST. We have on hand good sup
T. ply of Anderson and Northern Grain Cra-
dies English and American Grain and Grass Scy-
thes. Snaths, Whet Stones. Rifles Rakes DC.
WOODS & GILKESON.
Stanton, June Is, 1850.
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rTvo KEEP cooE this not weather purchase ont
l. Of The Dr.. Kane Refrlger1tofs' "aee'
Cooler or Cream Freezer at r,.,,e,o,-,,
gtaunton, Faly g., 1860. -----------=
4 NEW TWO HORSE WAGON f5r sale by
WOODS g. GlLKESONs
Stanton, July 6, 1860.
rHURNs.-Received by last Freight Train an
y other supply those celebrated Patent Churns
Staunton, June Is. WOODS GlLhESON.
T'URNIP SEED for p sale Il at TROUT & cos
Stanton. June %, 1860. Drug Store.
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GUNNER MILLINERY. -Tbe season having ad-
y vanced, l offer, from this day, splendid as
sortment Of Silk, Grape and Straw Bonnets, Flats,
&c., at greatly reduced prices.
St4nnton June s. 1859.