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For Commissioner of the Revenue

I'VE are authorized to announce THOMAS
s. t!OALTER as a ,ndidate for the office of Com
missioner of the Revenue for the lst District.
February 3, 1860.
WA We are authorized to announce THOMAS
N. DONOHO, as a candidate for reelection to the
fficeof Commissioner of Revenue, for the LIST dis
trict IF Augusta County. assHe
: Feb. 10. 1860.
my> We are authorized to announce JOHN g.
SLOWER, candidate fo, reelection to the Office
of Commissioner of the Revenue in the End District
of Augusta.
March 8, 1860.
Ma- We are authorized to announce ST. CLAIR
TURK as candidate for the Office Of Commissions
err of the Revenue in the LIST District.
March Is, lS60.-tde*
MB- W. are authorized to announce WILLIAM
L. MOWRY candidate for the office of Commits
sioner of the Rever ne for the End District Of Au
gusta county.
March 80, lS60.-tde*
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For the Jrintiicuto-.
Judge Thompson and his Friends.

Judge Thompson and his Friends.
''Z'-who puts me very much in mind
OF Il Q mountain spoken Of in the cid fable,
which. after great travail and labor aud
many an earthquake throe. at last brought
forth puny, pitiable mouse-in his first
article ia the Spectator of January LIST, ap-
peals to the people to consider Judge Ihomp-
son claims mot for his sake, but for their
own" and then adds that his legal abili-
ties and moral worth would purchase sue
GEES for hia in private station" But here,
three montbs afterwards, when they find
thcy must strike another vein, his friends,
regardless Of this assertion Of the chief a.
mong them, appeal TO the people for his
sake. telling them that he is poor and de-
pendent upon this office for support. Which
x,ust We believe? ..'Z'' has constituted
himself the peoples judge and he says there
II nc danger Of Judge rs starving, if de-
featcd; but others of lis friends. who con-
slider ~ very paragon Of excellence and
sAlent, of legal learning anijudicial ability,
of deceacy, honesty. u truth, (P) &c. =
these friends assert just the contrary
Come gentlemen, you must be consistent -
II Judge L. is So poor, You should have
Add the people that long age, ard not have
waited until every other appeal failed, and
that too. after the decree Of the learned and
load q" had gone forth laundering in the
peoples ears, that his abilities aud worth
would make him successful anywhere that
he only waited the Office for the peoples
sake, and not for his own T. is law
yer, and We should therefore believe him
in preference to every che else. He Of
course knows that Judge T. will succeed in
private life as we'll as in public. Conse-
quently. according to their own avowals
turning back upon them. tbs plea ofpoverty
made by Judge rs friends is only to lie
ceive aud work upon the people. <@
In conclusion of this brief article, allow
me to say, that in my last article in the
Vindicator, referred to "A Farmer" Of
the same paper, and not to "A Farmer" of
the Spectator. They seem to be different
animals. The first ia undoubtedly hy-
brid. asserted once that believed him
to be half lawyer, or. perhaps, whole law
yer clothed in the suit OF "A Farmer" -
rather .an ass in lions skin The latter
talks like a farmer, looks like farmer
thinks like farmer. and expect is "A
Farmer. But am sure the farmers will
not allow him to gull them. He implicitly,
If not expressly, acknowledges Mr.. Fultz to
be competent every way. but wants to run
his opponent in on charitable principles.
A COUNTRYMAN.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
HIGHLY IMPROVED
Breeding Stock.

SATISFIED that stock If any kind. to breed
~ from, should be Of an established breed, not an
accidental result from Cross of extremes, have
selected the best males and females to be procured
of Morgan Horses. Durham Cattle, aud Chester
county Hogs, for breeding purposes. The offspring
Of the Cattle and Hogs can be had now, and the
services Of the Stations after the LIST of April.
BLACK HAWK, (sired by the Vermont Black
Hawk,) nine years old past, a noble animal of g.
"A gait, and perfectly gentle and docile--and his
son, four year old bay, larger than his sire and
very promising, are both horses that Will recon-
mend rh emselves.
In proof of my confidence in these breeds and
animals l have expended over 81 200, without
waiting endorsement and patronage, satisfied that
those who try them will not regret it.
~ For particulars, address
S. w. FICKLfN,
Charlottesville, Va.
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ZEE Tile last general news from Califor

Il. The last general news from Califor-
mia is exceedingly meagre. The late storms
experienced throughout the State, coupled
with the intelligence from Placervlle that
the country Whereabouts was enveloped in
snow. and the mountain passes obstructed,
had operated for several days to retard en-
igratlon to the Washoe mines. The rush
had recommended. and FIVE hundred emf
grants were at Placerville on the 10th inst,
on their way to the mountains The latest
accounts from Washoe represent the wealth.
or untaverable for labor. and people are ar
irving faster than accommodations for living
can DO provided.
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METHODIST GENERAL COMPREHENSION
the first of May next the Qnadrennial Con-
ference of the Methodist Episcopal Church
meets in Buffalo, New York The dele
gates will number about three hundred, rep
\ enting all the free and three or four Of
the border slave States The six Bishops
Of the Church, Messrs. PORTS. of Cincinna-
ii; James. Of New York; Simpson, Of Hi
nois; Ames, Of Indiana; Baker, Of New
Hampshire, and Scott, u Delaware, will be
present. ar g4s
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EE A pair Of twins but few days old
were LEFT on doorstep in Boston, a few
days since, and attached to them was the
following note: Take good care Of these
children--they are legitimate. and will be
reclaimed. il the father marries me-" 3
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'f- TO MUSIC TEACHERS
AND THE LADIES GENERALLY

7 W. RANDOLPH, Bookseller, Richmond, of.
= fsrs for sale L. 900 PAGES of Standard
Music. and receives regularly every week, all
the popular new pieces. Music sent ~ mail free
of postage.
~ Preceptors, Books Of Vocal and Instrument
tai Exercises, Primers, Singing Books, Church
j. W. R. has just published the New Thesaurus
Musicus, the best collection of Church Music Price
81. Also Everett's Elements OF Vocal Music 81
cts. sent by mail post paid.
Richmond. Mar. Is, 1850
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VIRGINIA.-Ata Circuit Court continue,
" and held for AuruSta at the Con- RI

VIRGINIA.-At Circuit Court continued
and held for Augusta county at the Court
house, on Thursday, the 18th of November, 1859,
Nicholas G. Kinney. late Clerk Of this Court bav-
ing departed this life, and Alex. F. Kinney having
this day been appointed Clerk pro tempore in mis-
room and stead: The Court. in pursuance of the
requirements of the act of the General Assembly in
that case made and provided, doth appoint the 4th
Thursday ~ Hay, next. the day for holding an
election to fill the vacancy, and doth order that a
writ OF Election be and the same is hereby ordered
directed to the Sheriff of Augusta county, c1mman-
ding him to cause election to BE- held according
to law, on the 4'h Thursday in Nav next, for an
election by the qualified voters Of Augusta county,
OF Clerk of the Circuit Court of said county, in
the room and stead, and to fill the vacancy occa-
stoned by the death of the late Clerk, the said
Nicholas G. Kinney, decd.
Copy-Teste,
A. F. KINNEY, CPk pro TEN.
~ IN accordance with the above order an
election will be held in the county of Augusta on
thu 4th Thursday in May next, for Clerk of the
Circuit Court OF said county.
Al ril 20, 1885,
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As Hughes billiard. Esq, has resigned
his position as Democratic elector for the
ord District in Virginia, on account of ILL
health He says he will zealously sustain
the Charleston nominees
Col: George G. Cabell, assistant elector,
Ills urdurstood, viii Gil his place.
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EE You .sot;'' exclaimed a poor wo.
man to Der husband, 'you are always at the
tavern, getting drunk with hot punch, while
] am at homo with nothing to drink but
cold vat +. "'~"Cold. you silly. jade / why
rleps. faa 's-trn IT, :.
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1860. SPRING SEASON. 1860
.W1.s. G.. STE EsE.l.SO.1,

NTOULD respectfully inform the Ladies of
w Staunton and vicinity that she has now open
ed her stock Of SPRING AND SUMMER
MILLIN cry, consisting of all the latest Paris
Fashions, and embraces great variety oi rich,
rare and elegant styles, together with large as
tment Of medium and low priced goods. Her
numerous friends and customers, and the Ladies
generally, invited to call and examine her stock
at her store Beverly street. opposite the Marble
Yard.
Ma-I will have my opening of SUMNER BON
NETS on Monday next, the 25rd instant
Stauhton, April 20, i860--tf
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This voang horse sired by Black Hawk, named
above--will stand in Augusta County, alternating
between the Virginia Hotel Stables, Fishersv lille
and Wm Patrick's; near Patricks Mill.
TERMS, Sl2 the season, and $40, insurance
For Pedigree and other Information, see his groom
and bills.
Notice Particularly. His sire will he exhibited
with him at Augusta April Court when lovers of
fine horses will have opportunity to see she f.
nest and fastest harness Stallion | ever saw.
S. w. FICKLIN.
Apr;1 IA 1860 at -Snec conys
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MARRIED.

- : = ~>~--@~~~>/-~ S~~-~-~-O-~~
At the Warm Springs, on the evening of the
7 = INST, by the Rev: VIM. 7. Price, D. Nswros
youngest daughter of George Mayse, ESQ.
gsr Richmond papers please copy.
On the 18th inst, by the Rev. r. G.. Walker.sDr
JOHN NJ. HANGER, of Granville, Mo-, to Miss MARY
E., daughter Of Mr.. Baily Dunlap, of this county.
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MII.I,INE1RX
aYf.S. AMte III. KexIeu

HAS just returned from New York and Balti.
IL more, with full and complete stock of
10 n M ET5,
and everything pertaining to FANCY MILL
NER Y Esq ADJUSTMENT.
LACE NANTES. of every style and price Enc
LIsH BEaAaE MANrLEs and CLorH CARES HOOP
SKIRTS of ne s.yle and very cheap. Also new
and very, fine CoRsErs,-a fresh supply of. HEAD
Hats. very pretty. Some very fine real LACE
SETS, as cheap as be found In the market.
In briet, Mrs. Kelley has now the largest, most
beautiful and elegant assortment Of
Fashionable Millinery = Ladies trimmings
ever offered in the Valley, and is determined to
sell as cheap as can be purchased outside of the
Eastern Cities. Her long experience in the bust
has enabled her to select the most tasteful ar
tielAs on the most advantageous terms, -. re
specially socits call from her former custo mers
and the public generally, satisfied that they will
not fail to be pleased.
Staunton, April l3 l860.-tf
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a NEW STORE.

THE subscriber opened to-day, next door to the
Post Office, in Stanton, splendid stock of
DRY GOODS,
FANCY ARTICLES,
JEW ELKY MILLINERY.
which he will sell for Cash, much below the usual
prices, such as All boiled Silks at 87k cents Cha
lies and Delaines, from l21a cents up, real fine
Velvet Ribbons at half price, 800 Dress Patterns,
of 10 yards each, beautiful Prints at Is cents, 800
Hoop Skirts for Ladies, Misses and Children, from
rs cents up, the new style s.Southern Beauty" 80
Steel springs, 81, 75 and everything else in proper
ton. sFa W.
MA-For great Bargains such as have never been
sold before in Stanton, please call at
D. j. GOLDENBERGsS
next door to the P q.
Staunton, April IL, 1861 -e-
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STAuSTos, APn1L 18th, 1880.
THE subscribers are nowreeeiving their usual
J. supply Of al, .
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODSll
Purchasers are respectfuls requested to call and
examine their stock. MOSBY TAYLOR.
Staunton, April 20, l860.-4t.
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FOR CONSTABLE,

wa We are authorized to announce GEORGE
NJ. APPLE a candidate for re- election to the office
Of Constable in the 4th District of Augusta county
March 2, 1905
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BEAUTIFUL
SPRING AND SUMNER G0AnS

WE have just received an elegant stock OF
w Goods. embracing in part the following kinds
viz:
Black Gro de Rhine. Gro de EPSON r,7 49,
Rep. Royal Silks
Flounced Silk Robes. beautiful;
Fancy Silks assorted;
Flounced Berege Robes, from to 10 Aoansss;
Organdy Robes
Printed Jaconetts. French Lawns;
Figured Poplins Plain do;
Zephyr Silk;
Herege Anglasj
Pole de Chevres;
Black Paris Chall;e;
Tissu de L'Imperatrice;
Checked nghams;
Printed Brilliantes;
Chintz Prints
Printed Linen Lawns;
100 pieces English and American Pr;rts;
White Goods of all kinds
Dunbar, Dickinson d Co.'S Linens;
Stella Shawls, brocha Borders;
French Work, Hosiery and Gloves;
Bleached and Brown Guods. &c &c.
1ag- We would just remark that all the above
named goods have been bought very low and can
be sold at astonishing low figures.
We will receive in a few days in addition TO the
above a large lot of goods direct from New York,
Including Mourning Goods of every variety, Man
ties, &c. PIPER l. FUNkHOUSER
Stauuton, April 6, 1860.
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Corner OF NEW STREET AND G. h. ALLErs
JOHN BECK


JOHN BECK
LAS now fitted up In handsome and comfortable
L L style his premises, where he is prepared to
accommodate all who may favor him with their
patronage. His facilities for accommodating Coun
try Customers are equal to those Of any in the
city. and all who desire MEALS, LODGING, HORSE
FEED. sNAcKs, &C., will find it to their advantage
to give him call. He fatters himself that trial
is a'that is wanting to please.
He always keeps on hand the choicest articles of
LIQUORS, LAGER BEER, CIGARS, &C., which
will be served to customers on reasonable terms.
Thankful to the public for the liberal patl on age
heretofore extended, he asks for a contin uance
thereof, pledgipg himself to spare no pains or ex
pense in his endeavors to deserve public favor.
stanton, Apri 49, lS60.-6m.
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CLERICAL FoRcE OF THE GOVERNMENT
The following is the number Of the clerical
force employed in the Department at WASH
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FOR COMMONWEALTH'S ATTORNEY.
M@-W We are authorized to announce WILLIAM
II. HARTMAN, Esq, as candidate for re-elec-
ton to the office Of Commonwealth Attorney, for
Augusta county.
Maj 2, lS60.-tde
We are authorized to announce ROBERT
l.. DOYLE ESQ.,, as Candidate for the Office OF
! Commonwealth Attorney for Augusta county.
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:" a NTE1D.

OK CARPENTERS to work or the Bridge a.
~ cross tina Holston River, on the Rogersville
and Jefferson Railroad. will pay the highest cash
prlce far good Trainers, none but steady men need
apply. Enquire Of the Foreman on the work, or
the subscriber, at Rogersvie, Hawkins County,
Tenn. JAMES SHANNON.
April 20, '60.-4t.-Charlottesvi Jeffersonian
copy and send bill to this Office.
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COMMISSION LEATHER Store.
EDWARD j ENKINS,
successor OF william enkins & OBS,
Hides Oil and Leather
DEALER.

NO. Is CheapSlde, Baltimore, Nd,
agent for Norton & O.oens' Double Grind.
ing Bark Mis-.
pEST quality TANNERS OH, ard a full assort-
- ment Of TANNERS AND CuRRtERs Tools, al
ways on hand. Particular attento given TO Satss
of Leather aud Hides ,!omn,ission and proceeds
thereof promptly rentted.
Ng- Refer to Mr.. Albert g. Wayland, Augusta
Co., Va.: WIN. Off, Woodstock Shenandoah Co;
James Withrow, Lewisburg. Greenbrier Co. ; VIM
Withrow, Brow sburg, Rockbridge. Co. /; Giles G.
Thomas. Blacksburg. Montgomery Co.; David
Sexton, Wy thevie, Wythe Co.
March 2. lS50.-ly
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T or Judge Of the Circuit Court

We are authorized to announce DAVID
FULTZ, Esq, as candidate for the Office OF
Judge of the Circuit Court.
January 20, 1S60.-tde ~
MS Judge LUCAS P. THOMPSON. is a can
didate for election to the Office of Judge of the
18th Circuit Of Virginia.
March %, 1860.
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Commissioners Sale.
pY virtue of decree rendered by the Circuit
~ Court of Augusta County. on the 26th day OF
November, 1855, in the case of Crawford d Coch-
ran u.s. Huffman Il ais, will on
Thursday, the 18th day Of Apri7, 1860,
proceed to sell, on the premise. at public auction
to the highest bidder, TRACT OR PARCEL OF
LAND in the bill and exhibits mentioned, or so
much thereof as may be necessary to answer the
purposes of said decree. The tract contains about
25M Acres, is situated in milestone Draft, in Au-
gusta County, about II miles Northwest of Staun-
tor, adjoins the lands of Orebaugh and others, and
is the property of James H. Huffman.
TERMS OF SALE.-So much in hand as will paw
the costs of suit and sale. and the balance in
instalments of6, IL and i8 months, the purchaser
to give bonds with good personal security, and the
title retained ultimate security.
E. I. ALBERrSON, Conner.
eb. ~, 860.-tds.--Prs. fee $3.50.
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Spring and Summer Clothing,

M are now receiving our Spring and Summer
~ Clothing. and would cali the attention of
customers and the public to the same. We hay
also a1t on hand very large lot of GENTS FUR
NlSHING GOODS, consisting of Shirts Collars,
Drawers, Cravats, Socks, Hnndkerchiefs, &C.,
"n1ee 1- we 9elese Will meet the demands Of all.
ROAM l. ABBY,
Under North Wing Va. Hotel.
StauntOn, April G. 1850
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A Choice Farm for Sale.
Town PROPERTY for SALE

Town Property for Sale.
7 N pursuance of d deed given by Jos. N. Wood
L ward, we will sell on Saturday the 2sth day of
this month. the following property il Stanton:
A handsome Building Lot, on South side of N ain
Street, between the lot OF VIM. u. EsklIdge aud
Mrs. Coleman, on Gospel Hill.
An undivided half OF Lot near the Cemetery at
the Toll Gate, on Parkersburg Road
TEKMs.-Costs of sale in hand balance in g., IL
and IL months, bearing interest, with good person
al security aud retention OF title
w. ). Ii. BAyLOR,l
M. G. hAkMAN, rs.
N. K. TROUT, iFuS'seS-
j. II. MCCUE,
April s. 1a6R-tds
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NEW GOODSl

WE are now in receipt OF the largest and most
w desirable stock of
DRY GOODS.
GROCERIES, QUEENSWARE, HATS, SHOES
AND WOODENWAKE,
that we have ever had the pleasure of Offering tor
sale in this market.
TAYLOR HOGE,
Next door to Central Bank.
Stanton, April G., I860.-Spec copy ALL
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344l2 Prizes amounting to 81 1894
Tickets sis, Halves So. Quarters 81, Eielths $20e
Certificates of 26 Who!es $4,000
do rs Halves Sl25.09
do "a Quarters $3.50
do rs Eighths $3i so
TIE HaTANA PLAN LOTTERY
(AosE PKIzEs THAN BLAsKs,)
Is drawn every Saturday. Capital Prize SO, 600
Tickets S. Halves $4 Quarters 81.
CITY FLAN LOTTERIES
Drawn every Day, in which you can select your
own numbers.
llcxeS from vi to any price, and prizes in proper.
ton.
EVERY PRIZE Is DRAWN.
CIRCULARS
Containing full explanations of our Schemes, sto
will be forwarded by msi to any one
sending TIT ir name.
All communications strictly confidential.
In ordering Tickets or certificates enclose the
Money to our address for the Tickets o, dered ON
receipt OF which they will be forwarded by the
first mail.
The list OF drawn numbers and prizes will be seEb
to purchasers immediately after the drawing.
The Official Drawing are published 10 the Nsv
YohK HERALD.
Orders received and Prizes Cashed at SIS Broad
way, New York. Direct your orders to
l.. A. HODGES, Agent. New York City, or
HODGES, DAVIS 4 co., Managers,
April 6, 1860. -1y.
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Valuable Linvill's Creek Land

4 VALUABLE tract of Linvil's Greek Land
IA containing ISj ACRES cleared, situate
eight miles from Harrisonburg and one quarter
OF mile from Depot on the Manassa Ga, hail
road, is offered for sale. This TRACT is a
part of the Farm OF which Dr.. Richard Winfield
died seized, and is regarded as of the finest soil in
the Valley There is an ample supply of water ON
the prenises.-the land is in fine state of cult
walton, and the neighborhoo9 fourishng and de
sirable, schools, churches, mills, &C., being in
close proximity. The improvements
Two story Dwelling,
large Barn ard o her out-houses.
There is connected with this Farm, and living one
half mile from it, fine body Of Undertook hick
DRY and pine--containing so ACRES, which will
be sold with the cleared land separate as may
be desired by purchasers.
If not sold privately before that time, this land
will be offered public auction saturday the
18th day Of Nay, 1860. era
Terms. One-fourth in hand or negotiable note,
interest added, and well endorsed. at 90 DAYS and
the balance Of the pure ase money in three equal
annual payments lien being retained on the land
to secure the deferred payments.
The land will be shown to any one DESTROYS of
examining il, by DR.. j. Q. Winfield or Giles Dew
er. Esq, ~ho live adjoining the place.
THE HEIRS.
AUri1 g. 1SEO --tds-Rcck ROC and na,n 6ny
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HODGES, DAVIS & cos
IsoTsETERT-Es3.

CONSOLIDATED LOTTERIES OF GA,
Authorised by the Legislature tor the Benefit
of Academies
Class II
Drawn every Tuesday, In the City OF Ma.
con, Georgia.
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CLARKSON g. ANDERSON,


CLARKSON & ANDERSON,
No. 1o6 Min ST. Richmond, Va,
IMPORTERS and Jobbers of Hardware, Cat,s-
l. nv Guns, &C., ofe. for sale at low prices -
5000 pair Trace Chains;
zoo pair Stage Chains
200 log Ok and Fifth Chains;
50 dozen Halter Chains;
so dozen Back, Breast and Tongue Chairs
100 dozen Horse and Mule Hames
so dozen Stage and Omnibus Hames,
200 dozen Horse and Mules Collars;
$50 dozen Grass and Grain Scy thesJ
100 dozen Scythe Snaths
rs dozen Grain Grad les;
$50 dozen Killing and " eeding Hoest
200 dozen Ha and Manure Forks;
ESQ dozen Shoves and Sp .des;
450 dozen Curry Combs;
800 dozen Cotton, Wool and Horse Cards.
March Is, 1860.
VIRGINIA AT Rules held III the CLERKS ONCE
' of the Circuit Court of Augusta County, on
the 4th,iay OF April 1850.
Michael McAlear and Julia A. Dooley, Adm'rs Of
Edward poofes, decd. ,-Plainths,
AGAINST
Julia A. Dooley, widow of said Edward Dooley,
decd, and the unknown heirs of said Edward
Dooley decd. ,-Defendants
The object of this suit Is to obtain decree for
the sale of the real estate the said Doolev, Decd
for as. ignment oi DOVE to the widow and Tor the
payment of debts against his estate.
t appearing by satisfactory evidence that the
Defendants. tn e nnh nown heirs of Edward Doeley,
deceased. are not inhabitants o. this Common
wealth: II is ordered tn at the said Defendants do
appear here within one month after due puhlica-
ton of this order and do what is necessary to pro-
tect their interest.
ALEX. F. KINNEY, elk pro TEN.
April 6, 1S60.-4t.
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For Justice of the Peace and Oversee
of the Poor.

va We are authorized to announce j. N. Gill;
BERT as a candidate for the offices of Justice OF
the Peace and Overseer Of the Poor in District
No. l.
Anril 90 l86O.-tde