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On Messy Creek, On the 22nd ult., DAVID KYLE.
son of DR.. e. 7. and E. NJ. Robson aged S years
and 8 months.
Though, by the dispensation of Providence, the
hearts of afectlunate parents have been filled with
bitter grief, though a breach that can never be.re-
paired, has been made in a happy family on earth,
yet another has been added to the throng Of happy
spirits in heaven. The Loro Jesus, the good Shep-
herd, has sent and taken this lamb to his fold a.
bove. and it now feeds in greener and more pleas
art pastures than can be found in this world of sin
and sorrow. The adverse storms and blasts Of
earth were too severe for its tender nature, and he
has taken it to himself. Well then, may the par
ents and relatives of the departed child say.
Why should we mourn, since It's His will
10 take what he hath given,
A gift toe pure to stay on earth
Is only fit for heaven.
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TBe Mrkets.
MARK FITS.
WHOLESALE PRICES.
REPORTED By TAYLOR 4 Hoer:
MARRIED..

On the the 25th of April, by Rev. w. Rusmisel,
Mr.. GEORGE F. FLICK, of this piece to Miss S. S.
BUcHKR, of Frederick.
Oh Tuesday, the 33nd ult., by Rev. j. c. Hen
sci, DR.. I. II. BRowN, of Mt. Crawford, and Miss
ELIZABETH E., daughter o. Mr.. VIM. Carpenter of
Rockingham county.
On the Gath ult., by Rev. W. G.. Campbell at
The residence OF the brides father, Mr.. JOHN d.
YEwEL. of Rockbridge. and Miss FRANCES You've,
only daughter OF st. Clair Young. Esq, Of Angus
to co.
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In Council for the Town of StauntOn,l
May 18th, 1860.

In Council for the Town of Staunton,l
May 18th, 1860.
THE FOLLOWING ORDINANCE WAS PAS
i SEQ:
Be it Ordained by the Council of the Town of
Stanton.
l.. That no person shall tap IL water pipes of
the town to draw therefrcm water for the purpose
of making mortar for building purposes, or for any
brick ward, mandatory, or steam engine. or for
any other purpose, without the consent of the Wa
ter Committee previously obtained. in writing
and said Committee when applied to for such priv
iltge may, if they deem it proper, require the ap-
plieant to pay for the use of the water such sum
as they may deem reasonable.
2. The said Committee shall report, monthly, to
the Council the names of all persons to whom they
have granted the privilege aforesaid, and the
terms on which it has been granted, and where the
applicant is required to pay for such pri vilege said
Committee shall report to the Chamber lain the
amount contracted to be paid for such privilege,
which sum the applicant shall pay to the Cham
berIain before he shall have the right TO use the
water
8. Any person violating this ordinance shall be
fined by the Mayor or any Justice of the town, not
exceeding ten dollars. Teste,
JAS. F. PATTERSON. elk.
Nav rs. 1S6O.-5t.
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Not Done Blowing " ct
GABRIEL HIRSH'S HORN!

TIME world in general, and particularly the t.
Il nited States, have been recntly much agitated
and interested by the visits of distinguished ia
panese to the seat of the American government.-
The eyes of the nation have been upon th5ir move
mcnts, and the then, womeh and children have
nncked to see the curious and noted strangers
W lille all this has been progressing in W ASKING ton
city, it seems that a similar excitement has been
created in Staunton and Augusta county. The
news has gotten out that GABRIEL HIRSH Is now
receiving and opening the most magnificent as
sortment Of
Eancy &oods5
eeer exhibited in Virginia. ard that he is selling
them almost fer nothing. Indeed, having pur-
chased sucii iii immense stock of every variety of
Goods, he mas enabled to get them at the very low
est prices, and is now selling them for little or
profits" and he is determined to show the public
that he can sell as low as can be purchased in the
Eastern cities, and 10 Per cent; cheaper than
any other House in the Valley of Virginia wow
getting cheap bargains. Call quick, before the
choicest of tie assortment is disposed of HOOP
SKIRTS and MANf1LLAS without number, which
viii be sold so low as to astonish every one and If
that price does not please, Hirsh is determined to
give them AMY. His Goods must be gotten out of
the way to make room for more coming in.
Staunton, June l, 1860. &. HlRSH.
TisCfNIA.-At rules held in the Clerks Of
Y fee of tie Circuit Court of Augusta County,
on the 4th Monday IN May 1860.
Moses Steiner, Lewis Steiner, Jacob Steiner, and
Samuel Kahn, trading as Steiner Bros, & Co.,
Plaintiff.
AGAINST
Simon H. Hilb, s. Dryfoos, and - Dryfoos ind
Pa p .nheiu 8 , trading as Pa pc 1heimer and
Dryfoos, Max Hilb, Fred Houser, - Green
bourn & Bro, Straus, Hartman d Hoflen. Hecht
4 Patzell, Benzwanger & Eyer, Max Einstein,
l.. & A. Frank + Co., Frank Il Bro, Huffheimer
Il Bro, Weller & Bro, and z. Hamburger, and
thers-Uefendants
IN CHANCERY.
The object of this suit is to set aside a deed CT
trust executed to the defendant POLITE. by Simon
Fl. Hilb, in the bill mentioned, and subject the eff
fects conveyed therein to the payment Of the claim
of the plaintiffs against said Defendant Hitb.
And 1t appearing by AFFIDAVIT filed, that said
Simon Il. Hilb, 5. Dryfoog, and - Dryfoos, -
Pappenhmeier, Max Hilb, Fred Houser,-G Green
bourn, Straus, Hartman, and Hof1en - Hecht,
- Patzell, - Benswanger,- Eyer, Max
Einstein, L.. & A. Frank Co., Frank & Bro.j
Huffheimer & Bro, Weller & Bro, and z. Ham.
burger, are non residents Of the state Of Virginia,
it is ordered that said defend mts 10 appear here
within the time prescribed by law and do what is
necessary to protect their interest in this euit.
A C~opy-Teest.
A. F. KINNEY, Cpk.
June I. 1860.
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UNION SP S .

yItHE subscriber having purchased the aforesaid
L Springs, wishes TO inform the public that he
has made extensive alterations and repairs to the
hnildinos. and will be ready by the first of June,
to accommodate all those who may wish to spend d
nIelsant season at this watering place. The above
SPRINGS are situated in Augusta county, near
Browns Gap Turnpike, about Is miles N. E. from
from Harrisonburg. He will give his personal at
tention to the house, and his TABLE will be al
ways supplied with the best the market affords.
Ma.For all cases ofdebility, the water is highly
beneficial. Some remarkable cures have been at
The Post Office is New Hope, Augusta county,
THIS price for board will be SO, 90 per week. Less
than a week, so cts per meal. Children under 12
years of age and servants half price. Washing an
extra charge.
April 81. 1860.-6t.
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Great Bargains !

T AM now opening, from the last New York Trade
l. Sales and Lots closed out at importing Houses,
the greatest bargains in fashionable Dress Goods,
Millinery, Silk and Lace Nantes, Ribbons, Mitts,
Hosiery, White Goods, Parasols and Jewelry, ever
before offered in the Valley. Just think ofit-
Splendid Dress Goods, at 10 and IA cents per
yard.
Silk Parasols only 30 CENTS
Silk Mitts, only 49, cents.
500 pair Ladies' Hose, at 10 cents a pair.
800 Silk and Lace Mantles, from $l.5O to $40 a
piece, worth double.
5000 yards Silk Ribbons, at half price.
500 pair heefed Lasting CATERS, {worth 81. SOY
at SIPS.
500 Silk, Grape and Straw Bonnets, at City prices.
For good bargains call at the popular Store of
D.J GOLDENBERG,
next door to Post Office.
Stanton, May 10, 1860.
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luton Of Mr.. Clingman was adopted was
reconsidered, and the resolution was reject
ed. So that not a single one Of Mr.. Cling
mans amendments is incorporated in the
series of resolves expressing the sentiments
of the majority,of the Senate On the subj ect
In question.
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MILLINERY
.Kyrs. Kute ~. Keller

IIAs just returted from New York and Balti-
IL more, with a full and complete stock OF
RoNNET@,
and everything pertaining to a FANCY WILL
merry DISBURSEMENT.
LACE MANTLEs. of every style and price ENG
11sH REaAes MANrLEs and CLorH earns HOOP
SKIRTS of nev Style and very cheap. Also new
and very. fine CoRsETs,-a fresh supply OF, HEAD
DRESSES and new kinds Of Netts. Chiidren's
Hats, very pretty. Some very fire real ACE
SETS, as cheap as can be found IN the market.
In briet, Mrs. Kelley has now the largest, most
beautiful and elegant assortment of
F%ashicnabl. Millinery IS Ladies' 7 trimmings
ever offered in the Valley, and is determined to
sell dis cheap as can be purchased outside OF the
Eastern Cities. Her long experience in the busi-
ness has enabled her to select the most tasteful ar
tieles on the most advantageous terms. She re
s~pectfully solicits a call from her former custo mers
and the public generally, satisfied that they will
not fail to be pleased.
-ALSO-
On hand, a large and handsome assortment OF
GRAPE AND HALF BONNETS, from So to SIS.
Staunton. April Ii lS6Q,-tf
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DAVIS A.KAYSER

DAVIS A.
rs constantly receiving additions to his large and
i elegant stock of FANCY r GOODS. Ee
has now to note
1 piece Plain Elack SILK
pieces Black Gro DE EPSON, very desirable
style;
4 pieces Fancy Foulard Bereges;
piece Black Tamar.een;
s pieces Colored Cambrick;
s pieces Paper do;
"a piece Black Lace Wells;
u piece Black Lace Nantes, very cheap;
2 doz. French Corsets
2 doz. Ryan's Heeled Caters;
2 doz. White Berlir Cloves.
10 dez. New style Skirt Braid;
4 gross Fancy Silk Buttons
I doz. Brown Shomeretts;
IL doz. Fancy P~arasols;
s pieces New Style Prints; with many either
new things.
Staunton, May IL, 1880.
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nsoE SALE.

~
THE subscriber offers for sale his Farm. lying in
Il the Cou ty of Culpeper, and situated on the
road to Raccoon Ford, which falls into the Plank
Road a few miles below, uniting. Culpeper county
and Fredericksburg. The land joins the beautiful
farms Of Messrs. T. P. Male, j. L. Stringfellow,
and Dr.. q. Morton, and contains
GOO ACRES.
The Farm is in fair condition, and is productive
in WHEAT, GRASS, and other cereals. The
HOUSE is small but comfortable, the Out-build-
ings new and sutictent-the WOOD LAND is
ample and well tinbered-the neighborhood good
and moral-Post Office and Churches, of different
denominations, very convenient, MitchetFs Station
on the Orange and Alexandria Railroaa Is j six miles
of country and it's and its acknowledged healthiness
and fertility. combine to render this locality desir-
able.
The subscriber will be pleased to show his farm
to any one desiring to purchase, and will give any
further ormat through the mails, if letters
are addressed to him at kaccoon Ford, Culpeper
county, Va. BAIL 4. TAYLOD,
MAY Is, IS60.-lm.
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Cheap PROPERTY for Sale.

HOUSE AND OF, also unimproyed lots a mile
IL distant from Staunton on the lexington Road
for sale, and will be offered on the 25th day Of June
neat, (that being Court day. in front of the Court
house in the town Of Staunton. the above Property
on one. two and three years time.
Twill have the ground laid off ir lots of about.
ACRE each, which Not can be seen at the Office
OF N. K. Trout, Esq.
THOMAS W, McCUE.
June /, 1860.-4t.
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1860. SPRING SEASON. 1860,
Mrs. G.. STE VE.V.SOv

vNUULD respectfully inform the Ladies of
w Stauntpn 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 a great variety OF rich
rare and elegant styles, together with a large as
sol tment of medium and low priced goods. Her
numerous friends and customers, and the Ladies
generally, are invited to call and examine her stock
at her store on Beverly street, opposite the Marble
Yard.
M.I will have my opening of SUMNER BON
NETS on Monday next, the 23rd instant.
Staunton. April 40. iS6O-tf.
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WISH to sell my House and lot, above the resi-
property down town.
Th $ is an excellent little property, and I will
show it with pleasure to any one wishing to buy.-
For terms call upon J. D. lmboden, ESQ.,, or my
self. MARIA r.. ia
June 1, l86O-tf
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NIRGINIA.-At rules held in the Clerks Of
fee of the Circuit Court for the County of Au-
gusta, on the last Monday in May 1860, Henry
Cupp, Plaintiff,
Samuel Good, Christian Landes, Daniel H. Lam
" IN CHANCERY.
The object. of this suit is to recover the sum of
Sl95, 90, with interest from juno LIST 1860, and s.
costs of suit. paid by the plaintiff. which was fraud
ulently obtained by the defendant Good from the
plaintiff. and to attach in the hands of the home
defendants a sufficient amount OF the estate OF said
Good, to pay the same.
dant Samuel Good is d non resident of the State Of
Virginia, it is ordered that said defehdent do APP
pear here, within one month after due publication
of this order, and do what is necessary to protect
his interest in this suit.
A Copy-Ttste
A. F. KINNEY, CrK.
June l. 1860.
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80 'A 3C&6o " 0G9LT
THE great demand for Browns and Ryrd's Cheap
i Goods, has. made it necessary for one of the
firm to return to the Eastern Markets, and pur-
chase a second supply of SPRIFG AND SUMNER
GOODS. which now makes their assortment very
large and complete. And the decline In many
styles of Goods, enables them to offer Goods very
cheap. They have a nice stock of Nantes, Dus
ters and Buster Goods to make suits for Ladies.
BROWNS J. BYRD.
June /. te6O.-4t
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Read Read!
TINE subscribers have Just received, BY Ex-
i press
/ piece brown Geraldine,
pieces English Bereges,
Orgaudies and Lawns,
Black and White Poplinss
Black Norwich Bereges,
Real Lace Wells.
Ribbons for trimmings
Best Kid Gloves,
Hosiery, Gloves.
Long and short Mitts,
Rack Silk Gsuntlettss
Lisle Thteafditto,
Dinity, &C., sc -
dition- to our present stock OF China, Glass, and
Iron Stone Ware. -
Jnne1 1905. copy.
HOG sK1NS.-I doz. Prime Hog Skins Just re-
Ii ceived. tEO, \. FklCk. q
StaHnton, May 4, 1899.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Collins s. M9Ieester,s
NORTH AMERICAN
Types Stereotype, and Elettrotype
Y.
PRINTERS, FURNISHING WAREHOUSE

PRINTERS FURNISHING WAREHOUSE,
No. 70b Jayne ST., back of New Masonic Temple,
PHILADELPHIA.
4 N experience Of more than twenty years in 2
"A various departments. Of Type Founding las
the wants of the trade, that they feel justified in
calling the SPECIAL ATTENTION Of practical printers
to their Foundry. The Type which they manufac-
ture is of very superior quality as they use none
Their arrangements, moreover, are such, that they
are able to sell cheaper for CAST than any other es-
Enlistment in the United States while for dura-
bility and use, for finish and artistic qualities, their
Type is unsurpassed
Their assortment of Printing Type includes all
the standard kinds of PLAIN AND JOB LET
TER, and the most approved and beautiful varia-
ties of ORNAMENTAL LETTER. Their Moulds
for the manufacture of Leads, Metal Furniture,
etc., are new, and are carefully and accurately adj
iusted to every size which is required.
They would call the attention of Printers to the
fact that they have taken the following PREMI-
UMS over all competition -
Metropolitan Mechanics 1 ~stitute, Washington,
1857, First Premium
Franklin Institute, Philadelphia, 1858, First Pre-
MUM.
State Agricultural Society, Pennsylvania. 1858,
First Premium.
st. Louis Agricultural and Mechanical Associa-
tion, 1859, First Premium:
Type warranted to be equal to any made in the ,corld.
BS Olu type TAKEN III cACuduRe lOF new at ten
cents per pound, if delivered to us free of charge.
ws- Collins & M'Leester have just completed
their SPECIMEN Book, which they think will COM
pare with any issued by the trade. As their styles
of Type, both Plain and Fancy, are much the
same as can be found in most of the Specimen
Books, they are PREPARED to furnish anything that
may be selected. Every article necessary to a
Printing Office constantly on hand.
~ Agents for Heo's, Adams. Ruggles', Tay-
lor's. Princeton, Gordon's, Days Medal Jobber,
and Davis Oscilating Presses.
NotiC9.
Printers of Newspapers. who will do us the favor
to publish, before July /, 1860, the above adver-
tisement three times. including this notice, and
send on to us the paper containing the advertise
ment. will be paid for it. should they purchase type
from us equal to five times the cost of the adver-
.isement.
All orders will be promptly attended to when I'D
dressed to COLLINS j. MLEESTER,
June ! , 1s60-3t Philadelphia.
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LOCK at IN
A SPLENDID DRAWING
THE THREE NUMBER PLAN
,412 Fries amounting to 1921, Ash. 20
whole Tickets B5.

SHARES IN PROPORTION.
IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES:
Enclose the money to our address for the tickets
ordered. on receipto of which they will be forward
ed oy 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.
Orders for Tickets or Certificates, by Mail or Ex-
press, to be directed to
MCKINNEY & co., Savannah, Ga.
Nav rs, 1sI0.-ylcm e
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Will HI PEOPLE of tn VAL
w LEY PLEASE HEAR Me ONCE MORE IN
BEHALF OF MCCURMICK'S REAPER AND
MOWER3 ~
1st. We warrant this Machine to be superior to
any other now in use. :.
I'd. In proof of our sincerity we challenge ell
who may have any doubt bout it, to use McCor
mick's through the harvest with any other, and
then keep and pay for the one preferred.
Sd. Our warranty extends to all that is essential
in a Reaper and Mower, viz: Strength and dura-
bility. ease of management on hands and team,
quantity and quality of work done.
4th. We viii sell, under the above warranty, all
the 1855 machines now On hand at the low price Of
Sl35, if paid by the lst of September next, and d
few 81 and '6s machines at $40, on the same
Apply to VIM. Cook, of New Market, for shen-
andoah c%einty, Va; j. J. Bowman, Bowman's
Mill, Rockingham county, Va; Isaac Wenger,
Edom, Rockingham county, Va; j. L. Whitmer,
Parnassus, Augusta county, Va; W. c. Berry,
New Hope, or mys IF at Stanton, Va; who will
sell, put up and start the machines on the above
terms, to all who wish to save time, labor and
n nrDDv A..
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al kinds Of work in his line. Thankful for the pa
tronage extended to him heretofore, he asks a con-
tinuance of THE same. HENRY HUGHES.
Staunton, May 4, 1s6O.-3m.
VIRGINIA At rules held in the Clerks Office
' of the Circuit Court for Augusta County, ON
the lst Monday in Nav, 1860.
Philip Engleman, who sues for the benefit of Geo.
Shuey,-Plaintif.
AGAINST
George K. Harper and Samuel G. Harrer, late
partners trading under the style of Harper l.
Bro .,-Defendanis.
The objsct of this suit is to recover of the defend
ants S205. SO, due by single bill, &C., and it appear
ing by affidavit filed. that the Defendant George
T.. Harper is nonresident Of the State of Virgin
ia: 1t is ordered that said Defendant do appear
here withia one month after due publication of this
order, and do what is necessary to protect his in
terest in this suit.
A ~Cnpy-Teste,
ALEX. F. KINNEY, Cpk pro TEN.
Nov III 1QG0
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A CARD TO THE PUBLIC!
NEW STOCK OF GOODS
rsxDEp <. FTJNKROIJSER

A RE now receiving a fresh sapply Of seasonable
A GOODS, to which they invite the attention of
the public; and we would state that we can now
offer remarkable inducements to pur. hasers, as
the goods now being received have been bought on
the most ad advantageous terms.
Il is useless to lame all the kinds of goods, and
viii simply gay our stock is now again full and
complete, and arrangements have been made to re-
ceive weekly additions to tho stock, therefore we
can with. confidence invite all who want any kind
of Dry Goods to call.
~Staunton, May ID, 1860. r.
rORD4GE..MItat5ah Hzrps. Manila and Jute
~ Ropes from e 10 II AuYs!!s cheap By
SraunTes, AkrtI 81. TDGDS l. eILKEsoN.
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25,s2s Pri's Amou'ng to ss66,O40

WILL BE DRAWN This MONTH.
CRsTIFIcArE OF PACKAGES will be solo at the fol.
lowing rates, which is the risk
of Packages Of 10 Whole Tickets, SEQ
Certificate ct Packages of 10 Halt Tickets, so
Certificate of Packages of 10 Quarter Tickets 10
Certificate of Packages of 10 Eighth Tickets, 7.50
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removed his establishment a few
doors East ofhis old stand, ard
would call their attention to his
large stock of City Made work,
which added to that of his own
manufacture, enables him to
present to his CUSTOMERS Dis fine
an assortment BOO is AMI
SHOES as has ever been Of
fered in this place and upon as
reasonable terms as anyone else.
He continues to manufacture
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Spring and Summer Clothing.

Spring and Summer Clothing.
WE are now receiving our Spring and Summer
w Clothing, and would call the attention of
customers and the public to the same. We have
also on hand a very large lot of GENTS FUR
NlSHING GOODS, consisting of Shirts. Collars,
Drawers, Cravats, Socks, Hnndkerchiefs, &C.,
which we believe will meet the demands of all.
ND-All Goods guaranteed as represented.
ROAM & abby,
Under North Wing Va. Hotel.
Staunton, April 6. 1860;
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Farm for Sale.

HAVING determined to remove to Tennessee, I
II will offer the remaining portion of my Farm,
containing 6S8 ACRES OF LAND, on
Thursday, the 21st day of June neat.
There is about 24O Acres in Timber, the remaining
portion is finely taken in Timothy, Glover, Blue
and Orchard Grass, except one field which is now
in Corn. There is about 80 Acres of BOTTOM
LAND-it lies on the Rappahannock River, and
joins the lands of Mr.. Charles P. Chiffon, Col. Jno.
M. FAINT, VIM. H. Gaines and others-is well wa
tered with never-failing Springs, of the best water
in every field. Ii lies in the County of CuIpeper,
within four miles of the Warrenton Springs; twelve
miles from Cuipeper Z. H., the same distance from
Warrenton, and six miles from Happahannock Sta
ton, on the Orange and alexandria Railroad
about As miles from the latter place. The improve
ments are good, and consist of H.-t1
stone DWELLING HOUSE. @GS4ITnI
with eight rooms and four closets,
a good Creamery and Stabling for IgH@ESIS blRA
Twenty five Horses, Corn-houses, EASEE2SsSS
House, Ice-fouse, Smoke-house, Carriage house,
&c. There are also thrifty young Orchards OF 200
trees, of selected fruit now bearing.
NV terms are OF e-third cash, the balance in eight
annual instruments bearing interest from the day
of sale, the deferred payments to be secured BY
deed Of trust upon the land. Possession given for
following purposes when desired, and full pCsses-
sion about the first of September. I deem it un-
necessary to give any further description, as per-
sons wishing to Purchase will call and view the
premises before the day of sale. Persons wishing
to view the premises can be accommodated with
conveyance, by addressing the subscriber at Mill
view, Fauquier county. Va. For further part leu
lars concerning the land, l refer to DR.. G. r. Har-
ris. Brandy Station, Culpeper co.
THOMAS A. KEITH.
MAY Is, l860.-tds.
~-Valley Democrat copy.
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SODA WATER.

WE have our new SILVER SODA FOUNTAIN
w in operation. As GU, apparatus is made en-
tirely of block tin, heovily plated Nth sstuey, and
a delicious article free from brassyataste... -
p. g Trout { 60.
staunton, May II, 1850.